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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15
NO MORE sCHuRzIsM.
The Old Ring SIN In Power-A Change
wanted.

wanted.
To the Editor ofTHE REPUBLICAN,
1t being conceded that President Ar
thur will exercise his constitutional prerogatlve
and do Us all his predecessors have done-select q
Cabinet of his own choosing-permit me as one
from beyond the Missouri to beg. on behalf OF
the vast population of that great empire. for re-
lease from Sehurzlsm, which has stunk In the very
nostrlls OF that people. II Is an undeniRble fact
that r. b. Hayes never was their President other
than in name. that position being occupied
by his Secretary OF the Interior,
who made his Office an instrument OF outrage and
oppression, crushing out as he did all freedom of
thought and action IN his Department, and form
Ing an Infamous ring, whose chains they have
sought In vain to suuder Many bloody graves In
the far West tell Of the gross incompetency OF
Carl Schurz; ruined homesteads and blackened
hearthstones cry to the winds that sweep across
them of bis criminal mismanagement OF one OF
the most important departments OF the Amer.
lean Government. Prior TO his dictatorship
all the Territories wero Republican and
had Delegates of that party In Congress,
to-day they are all. with two exceptions,
Democratic. Thanks 10 lamented Garfield, schurz
was retired TO "pryate station" and there is new
head 10 the Department OF the INTERIOR but the
body remains the same and the ring which was
formed by Schurz continues In all It's harshness
The Interior Department Is for all practical pur-
poses unchanged. Had Garfield lived a change
complete and thorough would probably have oc-
CURED: but In President Arthur VIC recognize a
Moses who will surely lead Us out OF bondage. For
this every true friend Of the new West devoutly
prays; give us vim and yigor aud one acquainted
with our people and knowing our wants. as secre-
tary of the Interior Give us at least change aud
from the Missouri to the Pacific will be heard the
voice of approval OF President Arthur "wel done
thou good and faithful servant" SUNSET.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

The following business was transacted In tho gu
preme Court OF the United states yesterday!
on motion of Mr.. y. Phillips, W. M. Jerdone oil
Tex, was admitted to practice,
No. 30 j. a. Sherburn plaintiff In error, william
L. Hunter u al; In error to the Circuit Court of the
United states for the Eastern District Of Texas; on
motion of NJ. II. Morris continued. No. 10. The Bal
tlmore and Ohio Ilnilroad Company, plaintiff In
error, vs. George w. Koontz, administrator, &c
No. 400 and 7SS. Same VS.. Monroe FunkhOuser, adj
&C. In error to the Virginia supreme
Court OF Appeals Argued by II. j. ID. Cross, IT,, and
Walton for defendant In error.
Adjourned until Monday at twelve o'clock
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15

ALEXANDRIA, Oct. h-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat lower on account OF similar decline In other
markets. and 3js bushels sold ut 81 3si " for Fultz
81 1901 so for Mixed and u 5Opl 81 for Lancaster
Corn Is also lower, and about go bushels Of white
brought re No oats reported, and small lot or
rye sold at 81 Country produce is scarce and higher
bacon Is shade easter, and we a slight decline
Other nrticlpa m uuptatious
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15
by Associated Press,
- q

NRw YoRK, oct. it.-Moncy loaned between 9G3
per cent all day and closed offered at per Elk
change hrm aud the nominal rates advanced &c to
isO for long and ~ for short sight, with actual bus
ness at d7a4li70h for long and iS3@iS3s for short
sight Governments strong az = per cent higher for
all The issues except extended 6s State bonds neg
lected and mostly nominal, Nailroad bonds In good
demand at an advance from the quotations. The
stock market everish and unset tied, the elevated
railway shares being the principal features of the
speculation. Manhattan adyaneed nom ~ 70 49,,
49,, and closed ut a. Metropolitan sold down nom
57H, aud reacted to $50, Now York, (which closed
Yesterday al ii0K opened at ~ fell on 10 1921 aud
recovered to ilON. The changes Ia the general list
we're comparatively slight IL the early dealings tho
market was Irregular. but before noon strong buy
ing movement was developed. which resulted IN an
advance of l6l2sS per cent, Denver ana Rio Grande.
Texas Pacific Lake Erie and Western, and CinCin.
natl Sandusky and Cleveland eading therein. Amer
midday there was a reaction OF lIt1la per cent, the
latter IN Healng and during the afternoon the specu-
lat0n unsettled, market closed ~ recovery or
bNQX The sales aggregated 1850 shares, Including
Central Pacific, a 100 Delaware, Lackawnnna and
Western, 81 800 Denver and Rio Grande 81 ,hOO Erie
~ ln0; Kansas and Texas 5,oOe Lake shore, 23,3OO
Louisville and Nashville $500 Michigan Central 1890
Manhattan Elevated, 23,60G Memphis and Charleston,
IlO0 Northwestern 1900 New Jersey Central $500
New York Central, i270l ohio and Mississippi 2MDo
ST. Paul, I3O0O 81, Paul and Omaha, 5Of Texas Pa
clnc $500 Union Pacific n 20t Wabash Pacific $500
Western Union. i5,G0G Metropolitan Elevated, $500
Eastern Tennessee, $500.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15

The State Department has shipped as mail
to our foreign consuls about u dozen immense
wooden boxes containing blank legal forms, &c.
Heretofore this class of forwarding transporta-
ton for the Department has been done by the ex-
press companies
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15

1t isthe intention ofthe heads ofthe Departments
to ask for an appropriation at the next Congress
for complete telephone communication between
the Capitol building and all the Departments
Now this class accommodation is with tho pub.
lie printing establishment and the Capitol
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15
PRopucE MARKETS.

BALTtNoRE, Oct fAvirginia skies, deferred, Is;
do consolidated 81 do, second seriqs, W do pact due
coupons, va; new ten. fortress SCI bid today.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15

These are In the constellation Casslopela, and the
dot marked rs" shows where the great star isex-
expected to appear
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-15

suB.rREAsunY BALANCES.
Coin .-..--. ts,0j.isi 90 Currency ~.. stali,us 90
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-24

aerquetl6t, uobei Bic 9iilien, Die ettpa
cine 6dlfte bes @etpi9ts betragen, ab=
gelonbert unb gum 9ei5en Der Sampf=
mai9inen pertpenoet tperben, 10 oaB
feline 2oblen n0tbis iinb. Die sli6e
babon tpirb ais ein lpertbbolles Ding
mittel perfauft, poer 5ur gereitung bon
@eife unb bedt Die ganseM probuftionsz
foiten. Ser Seig tpirb geprebt unter
eil1em Drude bon 1876 Sonnen uno liez
fert Is Miaionen @allonen gel fit Die
Ser. Staaten unb 10 Millionen 5ur
Musfubr na6 Stalien, tpo oas Slibenol
ban,it gu brei Bierteln sefali6t tpir6.
Die iibrig bleibenoe Meblma6e tpirb in
2u9en gepreBt unb als @iebfutter berz
fault. 9as Del fann aber nit fau1tt=
f6er SODA raffinirt tperben, tpobei 80
proaent feines Del bleiben, uno ber
Bobenlab gum Seifenlieoen uno gu
arbeitohen. berfauft pirb. IS sibt
qQr feline WbfGlle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-24
Sic hefferets 8reiie.

Sn neuerer 3eit eri6einen lebr bdufie
gsotisen III rgroben" 3eitunsen folgen=
Der Mrt:
Sn be1eren areiien ma6t cine Sc:
i6idte grOBes Nufieben, tuel6e ii6 bic
Ter Sage ereignete uno beren perionen
ben belieren &reilen angeb0ren. Cine
up town 2abp lit ndmlid) III 8egleitung
ibres uBeau" bulge 2iebba6ers, benz
old Man babongelaufen.
Sin ben be1eren &reilen angeb6riser
iunger Mfann bat einsn ebenfa4s ben
beHeren 2reiien angeb b0rigen, ieoo6 dlte=
rem Manne (aus Spab natiirli6), eine
l1br geitoblen. gu eripdbnen ift nod,
baB beIagter junger Mann i9on friiber
folder rSpdBe" ii9 bebiente.
3mii6en sipei 9erref aus ben beNe=
ren GreiIen fam es inldngit in elmer ber
frequenteften Wirtbl6aften berStabt gu
einem Streit, pel6er leioer berart il,
Sbatigfeiten ausartete, baB berbei benz
einen bas Naienbein eingeidlagen, unb
Dem anoern oas Sbr abgebiNen tpuroe.
3tpei ben be1eren &reiien angeb b0renoe
gbegatten muBten ii6 se1tern auf ldn~
gere 3eit BON einanber trennen, oa Der
eine ber beiben abeils nadb Dem @efang=
nilIe gebra6t ipuroe.
llnb oas nennt man bic beHeren
Greiie!
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Oas observation-disclosures

9as &eprdientantenbaus bes
neuen Gonsreiies tpiro BON benz bisberi=
gen Spre9er &anoaa in folgenber Weiie
clailifisirt: Menn boa, 5dblt bas 9aus
293 Mitglieber, un6 BON bieier 3abl ers
tadblten bie @epublifaner l47; Die De=
mofraten 1856; bic republifaniiden
@reenbadler 4, 9a5elton, &iee unb
Burroughs bonn ie9fen, iiebenten unb
elften 8e5irfe Mihouris unb 8rulnm
bonn G9uDltiQ Diitrift penniplpaniens
bic bemofratif9en @reenbadler 3, 9abb
unb Mur6 BON Maine unb Meosgrobe
bon penniDlbanien; hie Heabiulter=9e=
mofraten 2, paul unb Tulferfou bonn
liebenten unb neunten Oiitrift 8irgiz
lliens; auBerbem ift elm unabbdngiger
geuablt, S. 9patt Smith, bonn britfen
Be5irfe yieu Yorf. 9rei 8afansen Iinb
nod ni6t trieher ausgefiiIt. Bon bic
fen 1T cine 6ur6 sen SOB Fernando
Mooo's bon Stem Yorf uno stpei bprd
Die &elignatiom bon 2ebi g. Morton
bon Stem Dort uno bon William g.
6rpe bon Nfaine entfanoen. 9lnge=
uemmen, Die Oemofraten ertpd6len Ell
nen Na6folser fit MOrton, 10 tuiiroe
oies bag regslmdBige republifanii9e 8o=
tum auf 146 perminoern, lpel6es aber
Die Stepublifaner our1 bic bier republic
fanii6en 8reenbadler unb ben unab=
bdn9igen, s. 9pat Smith, auf 151 gu
bermebren boifen. glber, ipdbrenb es
m0gli6 1T, oab bieIe @reenbadler unb
Der lluabbdngige nit ben @epublifanerm
itimmen ueroeu, 10 1T es aud wabr=
ideinlib bab 9i6ter 9elleD bon Ybila=
belpbia unb Sorgenien uno D.senooyf
bon 0irginien unter feinem llm(tdnoen
fir ben republifanii6en Ganoioaten fir
bas Sprederamt ftimmen tperben.
SieienigenL iuel6e bas 3ablenperbdlt=
nib in oieler glngelegenbeit unteriu6t
babem glauben ni6t. baB ber BON Dem
republifaniiden Caucus aufgelteate
Ganbioat, aud tpenn er ben aominiltraz
tions=freunbli6en unb abminijtratipns=
feinbli6en &epublifanern annebmbar
iein iollte, inebr benn 149 Stimmen be,
tommen fann, ober 2 nebr, als gu einer
grudbluns notbwenoig iino; tpdbrenb
| auf ber anberen Seite, falls Der Gampj
amif6en Blaine unb @onfling tort
bauert, es tuabri6einli6 1T, baB i'm
republifanif6en Caucus cine Webrbeii
ni6t su Stanbe fommen pirb, INN bel
Der Spre6erpabl fir Die partei bin
benb gu iein.
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= Wir offeriren 9erren> unb Rnabers
Nn,iise. 9 S4ram K gD
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-24
Wrs. gDinslo's Sootbins sprup.

Mrs. gDinslo's Sootbine sprnp.
Rep. Sploanus Cobb ihreibt in Bottom
gbriitiam Greeman fOlsenoermuben gDir
wirssn auf tstnsn Jau cine Mept,in emp.
fetlen, wsnn MIR .nt&t piibten. tab 1e gut
mare = beionotrs fur Sinbsr. 8on
Mrs. Winsluws SYrup tSInsn mir aus
@rfatruns ipre4en In unlerer sisenen
Gamilie mar 1e BON Stgtn. Dsnn MIR
ben SYrup einem &inos saten. bas nit
9eibwet seplaet NOR, 70 peridaFte es benz.
felbsn rubiSen SAlai unb ben Gltsrn Stu
be. Die msiasn Gltsrn mtGen bies III
fdabsn. 5tsr III Elm Nrtitsl, Der un1hab>
lid unb wObltbdtis 1T. b,na Der S&laf
ben er tr3eust, 1T natiirlth unb Der tlsine
@terub erwadt 70 bell als Elm 2nopf.
Wabrsnb Der periobe pss 3abnens 1T Der
Sprup BON uniddBbarsm Dsrtbe. gDtr
taben Dftsrs bon Wiittern iasen t5ren,
cab Fe ntdt OSne ben Syrup iein mSd!en
Don Der @sburt bes &inpss an bis Gas
3abnsn poribe III. 3u ssrtauien In
allsn Qpotteteu gu 25 Gents bic GlalGe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-24

Colo fhwies aDerblnas, aber NIT benz
abpeienbe Nusbrud zines Menltsa, Der
mdsreub bes 6Grsns stnen plan iibsrlsst.
giuu, mon cher. fubr Softa in letdt
gerei,tem Some fort, Du i&stnf Dth Ian
&c barauf gu beTansn, Oh Du mir oas
Slid Deiner @eaenwart fdenten wtult.
9eontb fubr smpor, lttn Ylan mar &C.
fabt.
5eeinesrpess, Rofia Du weibt, oab
Id elm 6ebeutenbes fable fir bic fhSnere
SGlfte bes Wenidsusel6tedts empfnbf.
On dirait, c'est une betise, ba ID in Mn'
bstratt metnes NsuBesn feline anesnebmsn
@sfable sinFSben tann Id mub ioaar
Surausiebsn, ba6 Nanon an mstnsr Sst-
te ben Gbampaaner fausr funen tpirb
Yab, alter Sunae. unterbrad Soit'a
ben @prsdsnben. Da fsmmff Ou roifoer
einmal NIT Detn.n alten @riQen. ~ 1T
matr, fiate er lit uatper Ofsnbsr3isteit
binsu, Du bia sben fein Nopnis, absr bic
@etbsr Fnb tlua ssnue, einsn 'pletsen
unb amiilanten 8urlHen and unter un'
|&etnbarsr 6IlIe 3u ertsnneu.
Mcrci fir bas compliment. iaate eeonto
uno Elm b6isr Dltd aus ben f&raSen Nu,
gen elitt iiber bic fd6nen 3iige uno ben
boten Duhs ftinss De8letters. Sd bin
aud gan, brett, MabamoiisQs Wfanon
bas piptoloetfdpe 8eranissn au bereitsn
unter Der ifahlihten @aaals ben aanetm
baren &srn 81 fu&sn; nur maiit ba mir
en- revanche ben mors,nbsn gbsnb Der
ipreasn.
fTbrffehund fDIdf)
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Die Ma9rune, welcte fletne Rtnber

- Die sfatruns, pslae flsiae Sinber
erbalten, lollte aus letht psrbaultAen unb
sugleih f6madbaftsn @lsmenten BE eGeben,
welds Btut, &noden unb Wusfeln 3u
bilbsn TN @tanbe Fnc. gftdt INNER ieeud
entbalt bic Muttermilb btsis bS9f MID.
tisen glsmsnte, uno bte tsiteu Nerbte Der
Welt psridreioen baber ais lineres Cub.
isitut fur bic tnansslare natiirliets Nab.
runesausae Neu lfaebter's syDeut.
6es &inoermebl" (Paedotroz
ghine), has Don ben &ietnsu iiSeraus germ
9enommen rutro. Miitter, bic einen ger1ah
bamit semadt basen, wfen eie por3aslt&.
en- etssnl6aftsn oedelben 3u laaben. SIN
alien gpptbttsn au babsn.
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@s Qibt iebt in ben Ser. G

= gs gibt iebt in ben Ser. Staaten
Sc 8aumpolli iamen Selmiiblen, moz
BON 9 in 2ouiiiana, 8 in Mifiiiiippi, je
8 in 9ennefee unb 3eras, 4 in Wr=
fanias, ie 2 in Mi1Ouri uno 9llabama
unb in Georgia iinb. Sic bermablen
100000 Sonnen 8aumtpolliamen
idbrli6 gum preis BON 81 5000
Der &eingeipinn 1T eritaunli6 groB.
3uerit miro bas, mas bon 8aumwoa=
fdier6en nod al ben Samen bdngt,
eur6 cine feingeifelte Gotton9in abge=
frabt, mas etlpa prosent Der gansen
Baumwollernte liefert, lebtes Sabr etlpa
5000 8allen, ieber 8anen $40 pertb.
Damn tpirb Der Sameu Serlbnitten uno
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-24
Seras.

- Sn Der Mibe bon Sutdins purbe
cine Brau Traser BON einem Yantber an.
sesrilien unb am Sopt uno int @elidt
Serfleiidt. Sbr @eiarei rief ibren Sat
ten berbei, mad be6en Gntunft oas Tbier
entflub.
- Sn Gainesville beabliatist man,
ein 9ebdube far bic Sfentliae S4ule
at erriaten, bas $4,000 foitet.
Sm Sort elarf erl4ien firsli9 elm
Wlaan nit einem gHlinberbut. Dies er=
restc bort Elm ioldes Nufleben, bab fosar
bic r9teps" in Sort glart geoti, oapOn
nabn.
= 81, iaoiiden 6abbiner bon Teras
weroen o:u B. ltnb 4. Suli in Dallas cine
&onpenticu abbalten, I'M iber 8ertre=
tuna auj Der 9eational= =&onpentipn aut
10. Suli in @bicaso, gu beratben.
- Die 8auaeute in Dalas linb in
GROCER Nufresuns it6er elm ron benz Suz
perinteneenten Der bortisen Dipiasn Der
8. & y. Babn an ale Sctels, Stationss
bduier unD 8abnanseiteute seridtetes
Girealar, in welden lie aufgefcrbert per>
ben, i9re @roceriepaaren bon Der 5irma
Sdneiber & Davis su fau fen, ba nit bie=
ier arrangements wesen billiserer Yreiie
se,nadt rporben ieien. Der Superinten=
bent peripridt aud, ale bon ben Serren
setaufte @aaren am Dienitas jeber
Wpde foitenfrei per gabn gu periaiden,
Die 8aufleute iinb 5uiammenSetreten unb
baben einen YrOteit seSen bieie Sanoz
lunssweiie erbOben.
= Sn @alpeiton ertranf Elm 26 Sabre
alter @nsldnber beim Baben. gr Be-
fam arimpfe uno mar tobt als ibm Elm
5cr ourH ,r fSfIfe eiIte
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(Gcrtfebuns foIst,)
gtn5 hwerdepri,fter. d

- Gin Mrbsiter f&reibt: r@&ulben,
Wrmuib unb gfctb perfoIeten mid Sabre
lang. Die llriadsn waren eine franfs 5a=
milte une srobe Duftorrehnunsen. S6
mar adn,liH entmutbist, bls Id ucr einem
Sabre auf ben Natb meines paforS bas
5opfen Bttters 3u ssbrau&en te
gam. Sn einem Monnt maren pir MQe
mubl, uno Setnes bon uns II ieitttr aud
nur enen Sag franf aeweien. Sd tann
jteem armsn Mann seriiheru, cab er feline
6nmilie nit 6opftn.Bitters etn
Sabr long fir tteniser @elb esfunb aaltsn
fann, als ein en3tser Dofturbeiua fOfet. !"
- ,@tti(fian Moureatt."
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3err 5. SddIer, psroria. Sas.,
lhrelbt: Oas ct. SafobsOe( 1T
eln iebr sutes Wsittsl. Sd bate cine
faraterlide 8eidwulf am Baden une
anbaltenoes 3abntpeb. Sur ct. 8 a.,
fob8 Del mcllte belfen.
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-Sn tur5er 3eit bat g. 9. Tranf
fein @eidaft beinabe um bas Doppelte
persrSbert, neil er feline Waaren 3u billi=
gen Yreiiea pertauft. Serr Trant enz
pfieblt ale 8aaren fir ben Relt ber
Sailpn gu auberf billisen Yreilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-24

- @ine einsise asentur oer beutiden
Oal'lpfer=epmpagnien bat in Neip Ycrf
bonn Sanuar bis Wai b. 5. niat meniaer
ais $4,000 fur gillere einsenpmmten,
welde bon Verwanbten unb 6reuncen
bier fur ibre Termanbten unb SSreunoe
in Deutidlanb Setuuit wOroen finp, UNI
blelelben beriiberfcmmen 3u lalieu. Die
anosren SompoSnien buben Nebnlides
81 beridten.
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Soiepb Satoa's @itbIe
in Neu. .graunfels mablt isbr eutes 8orn.
unb Wet3snmebl nno perfauft in eroben
Auantitdtrn In bic umee9enb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-06-24

- Seioene @@niire unb Qua lten in
allen Sarben iinb gu baben bel
g dram & So.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16
IndIAn Census.

Says the Austin R,VsiUe Of the 18th
Levi A. Ghoen, Of the Duck Valley
Reservation, hero for . fow days past in
the capacity Of Census Enumerator for
the Western Shoshone Agency, left on
the train this morning for Elko, whore
John Howe. Indian Agent for the Duck
Valley Reservation, Is at present. Mr..
Gheen. with the help Of one or two 70.
liable Indians. lif there Is auch q thing
a. reliable Indisu), have ascertained
as near 90 possible. the number Of
Shoshono Indians in this end OF Lam
der county. a. far north as Silver Crock,
including lone and Grantsyiilo, and
found between 600 aud 700 Of all ages.
Mr. Ghsen has beon in the employ Of
the Government, doing service among
tho Indians In some capacity or other,
for thirteen years. ard appears
70 fully comprehend tho business
throushout. having q very clear idea Of
Indian customs and natures. He speaks
the shoshono tongue a icntly, and Pluto
tolerabl5 we'll. lie aud and his family
reside mostly at tho Duck Valley Res.
ervauon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16
Coed Hope Prospects.

According to late reports from Good
Hope, the prospects Of that camp
for the coming s-ason arc decid-
eddy favorable. From Frank Greatz.r
Who 10 just down from T~uscarora, we
learn that the nvo stamp mill in course
Of construction 10y Thomas Bsllentiue,
is we'll advanced; the building being up
aud all tho machinery. with the excep-
ton Of the Buckner furnace. is upon
tho ground aud in position. Dove &
Co.. OF the Tuscarora foundry. hre over
Lsuling tho iurnAnce, which will soon
10 ready for shipment to Good Hope.
MesHs. Russell aud Taylor, ~fr-t-rIass
mili-wrights. arc engaged Oh the mill.
which they will have ready for business
by the middle Of March or drst OF April
at farthest.
Several claims in the District are
yielding good ora, aud 900 tons are
ready for reduction rs o q a. I've mill
10 ready to work. Plenty OF wood 10
found in abundance only a few miles
from the camp. and heayy sage for fuel
grows in abundance on every hand.
Young B~alleutiue and those Associn.
ted with him in the mill enterprise have
displayed most commendHblO energy.
for Notwithstanding the very rough
weather and slender means, they have
pushed forward untirinRly. aud will be.
yrnd . doubt, reap the reward to which
they are 70 greatly entitled.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16
tFroa Mo.I.y DARYL
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Master James Doyle, arrived here
from his homs AZ Hamilton Saturday
evening. for the purpose Of attending
the State University.
A lively now storm set in some time
last night. and has continued steadily
through the day. Indications just now
are favorable for . heavy fall Of the
beautiful.
Dan Murphy left hero for the West
BY the train yesterday morning. He
goes on . three mouths tour tASoagh
Arizona. and will probably prospect .
little In Northern Mexico before he re-
turns.
The Union Pacific train failed to DOR.
meet with the Nsst-bound Central Pa
cifs train which arrived this morning,
hence no mail vas received from East Of
Ogden. Heavy storms in the Rockies 10
the reported trouble.
OF course Wo don't care; bat In the
cause of truth and justice, wo will state
that the item headed Mistaken Econ
omy" in Sundays Sentinel and credited
to the Rer~iie, wss clipped from the
columns Of the ISDKPkNDESr.
S. u. Morey. who has been lin the
Eastern country during the Winter. ar
rived here by the train this morning
aud has been in conference with his
friends during the day. He departs for
San Francisco in the morning.
The list Of delinquent taxpayers for
the year 1878. will be found in another
column Of this paper. The parties
whose names appear in said list viii act
wisely by settling these county claims
against them Immediately, thereby saw.
ing further costs.
DR.. T. w. Huntington departed by
the train yesterday morning for Winnie
mucca. which place he has selected as
the Geld Of his professional labors, for
a time at least. Tho people Of Hum
boldt will find in him a very competent
physician and a social acquisition Of
equal merit. In fact, the Doc. is a jolly
good fellow and il will be found quite
impossible to forget it," The very
best wishes OF his hosts Of friends in
Elko county follow, and will remain
with him, in bis new home.
We were informed to-day hat James
81. Clark, an old resident Of Carlin,
died at that plac. at seven o'clock yes
terday morning. He had been out Of
health for several years, aud for long
time past was SO reduced by sickness
that life seemed merely hanging by a
thread. Deceased was an old-timo CAL
f~orniAn and came to this State with the
early emigration. lie was a resident
0! Mineral Hill during a part OF 1869
and 30. Deceased wAs n native OF Bos-
ton and was about 63 years q age.
Tho immoral wns TO take place at Carlin
at 2 o'clock to-day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16
Railroad District.

From parties In from Raiiroad, wo
learn that new and important develop
ments are being made In the mines OF
that District. Tho Bald Mountain
Chief a comparatively new location
made by several old residents, 10 OPEN
ing out s~peudidly, with evidences Of
being one Of the most valuable copper
mines In tho District. The lead hiss
only recently been struck 10 the tunnel
which was run in for thst purpose, and
already IS tons Of as per cent ore IL on
the dump. The vein IL also Increasing
In width. and the character OF the ore
improving. The owners have certainly
good reason 10 feel gratihed with the
rich reward Of their perseverance,.
The Tuolome and Mono are also new
claims and equally worthy Of spt oial
mention, which shall BE- accorded them
in another issus, our space to-day moi
admitting Of II. ~