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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02
sterey's CesstH, ,Trsasarer FsanA
Guilty.

At half'past z o'clodk last evening.
sHys the Virginia CAruaeieof the Gath,
the jury in the Carrick case sent word
to Judge Rising that hey had agreed
upon . verdict. The Judge Immediately
went to the Courtroom and the jurors
were brought in by tn, Sheriff. The
foreman Of the jury, n. Stearns. re-
ported that they had agreed upon yer.
dict OF guilty as charged. With re-
cornmendation to the mercy Of the
Court"
When the verdict was read to him
Carrick did not show any emotion.
except iO turn pale for an instant. lie
WAS remanded to the custody of tue
Sheriff und ordered to appear for SEN
terce at 10 o'clock next Wednesday
morning. Mt which iime defendants 5 bill
OF exceptions will be filed and settled.
An appeal 20 the Supreme Court will
certainly be taken by Carrick's lawyers.
unless n new trial can be secured in the
District Court. II was reported last
night that one Of the iuIymen in the
case. after the jury was enIpaneled. had
said that lie was not only in favcr of
tiuhing Carrick guilty. but was also in
favor of hanging him. Judge Rising says
II this eau be proved he will be com
PEELED to grant new trial.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02
TeNchcrn' .AnHncInfion.

The State Teachers Association OF
California will meet in San Francisco
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
2s,h. 29th aud 30th instant. The Cen.
trail Pacific has reduced the fare for the
benefit of Nevada teachers who may wish
TO attend. The exercises of tho Associ.
alton, according 10 the programme pre-.
p-rrd by the Executive Committee,
will include uu address Of Welcome, 4"
by Superintendent Taylor; "Hornce
Aiunn." by A. l.. Mani; Proper Read.
ing for School Libraries" by Mrs. Kate
Fisher; The kindergarten. by Miss
Kate Smith. There will he a lecture
on Alaska and the Glaciers. by John
Muir, and many other Interesting lee
tures md addr sses.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

TnE story that Senator Blnino is 10
enter Gariield's Cabinet is again revived
and this time in n moro positive mnn.
ner then ever. Some Of the Senator's
friends have been intcrch nging opiu.
ions and the conclusion is that his Prrsi
DENTAL prospects would be improved by
his going into the Cabinet. villain T..
Chandler expresses tho opinion that
Blaine will DO a member Of the next
administration ns Sccrotnry OF State.
Inquiry is made by some OF his closest
friends M to how Mr Conkling would
like this appointment. The name Of
eI Senator oglesby is mention, d In con.
ntciion with the Srcrctnrysbip Of the
Interior as successor Of Schurz.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02
ren.er.n.e R.,,.....

We notice that the Old Colony Rail.
road has decided not to employ any
man In the future Who use intoxicating
drinks or frequent saloons. Il IL not
the hrst line to make this move. When
the Michigan Central Railroad had been
completed q distance Of forty.eiRht
miles west Of Detroit. tho Superinten.
dent thought II time to begin to Issue
orders aud mako bis position felt. He
therefore issued Just such an order.
Although he had no reason to belieys
that all his employees were not sober,
hatd-working men. Trains did not
pretend TO pull ont on time. but ono
iaJTHias there vas - sa2:ss. delay ssa
the Superintendent rushed down to the
depot and called out:
"Condurtorl Conductor! Who has
seen Conductor Gray?"
Hes gone across the street to got Jug
OF water, sir" replied the cheekman.
"whers's the enRineer?"
Hes sroun- the corner trying to re-
form drunk ard"
where's the fireman."
Hes gone up TO town to get Gough's 8
book on temperance"
care there no passengers to go, t" ask
cd the Official. as be looked into the one
coach.
mo. sir: There Was one man who
talked Of going. but he backed out after
We had smashed his bottle"
''Dil you ever drink" queri-d the
Official after pause,
"w,ll, sir. 1 used 10 like q glass OF
beer"
'rh.n GO and get it-gct two beers
get ihrte-get as drunk as Lordr' ex
claimed the superintendent. as he
tossed cut quarter. eff temperance
don't hit the travelling public well keep
this railtoad SO drunk that il will have
fifty curves to the mile and wobbls al
over the State OF Michiganr'-W Wall
Street Daily Ners.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

The following story is c.using pain
full feelings in Rome: A Young man
named Moretti. tailor, was scondemned
TO short term of imprisonment for
some alleged frards in his ienliugs. A
girl to whom he was betro,hcd went TO
the police magistrate to ask about his
fate and prospects. The magistrate
told her that he would assmedly remain
many years i'll prison. tn. girl. in
despair, poisoned herself fohhwith .Soon
afterward Morctti was found to be in.
nocent. and was at once discharged. On
learning the end OF his b,trothrd. he.
too poisoned himself. Th, magistrate
had sentenced him at the r,s,iga,ion OF
the girls mother. who wished to break
off the match.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02
The way tn. Money c.~..

Under the above heading the New
York Sun calls public attention to dis
closures made In the present House OF
Representatives. with regad TO what
Mr.. Hubbell, Of Michigan. efrrs to ~
the Appalling magnitude" Of the PEN
sion System:
Already . year ago the pension sp-
preparation had risen to 10 The heaviest
annual expenditure OF the country ex.
ceptiug the interest on the public debt.
But the sum Of $32. .4OI. 900. set apart
last Winter for the current fiscal year,
has been increased to S50.O00, 100 for
the year to como; and this enormous
increase must 1e maintained foi
many yenrs. No wonder that Congress.
men for a moment stood aghast at these
figures. ......
This was not all. II was discovered
and announced a few days since that
the Arrears Of Pension bill passed by
Congress and signed by Hayes, would
cost this country the enormous SUN OF
upward Of two hundred and forty y-three
millions Of dollars.
That bill was q pure grntuity. Nc
contract. express or Implied warranted
it. 1t applied to cases which MANY
years had been allowed for filing oI
prosecuting claims. When presented
to Congress. the highest guess at the
cost made by its friends was tweuty-fi v,
million dollars, aud even that troubled
some Congressman, who. nevertheless
did not venture TO vote against IL. Th,
House threw the bill on the Senate ap
Parently thinking it might be killet
there; the Senate in turn threw the re.
sPonsibility on Hayes. and Hayes o
course sigued the swindle.
Congress might have enacted a rea
sonahle, just and generous law. full,
rehabilitntiug claimants who through
Ignorance or lack Of evidence hal failet
to seasonably establish their cluims
Instead of doing that, and in a reckless.
rivally for the soldier vote, both parties
voted for a measure whose cost they di,
not stop to estimate. Yet even votin;
in the dark. As they did. they might hav
che stitated had suspected that this bill
would take a quarter of a billion OF dol
lars ont Of the Treasury.
IN the first moment Of Incredibly
the hope was expressed that ther,
might be- soms error-Porhaps OF abou
two hundred millions-in Mr. Hubbell'i
calculations; but these arc lis convic
ing facts and figures.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

SAYS the Virginia Chronicle: There
"re eight small pox patients ut tho pest
house of the County Hospital. Richard
Granville. who was taken over yester.
lay. has "a light cHse 81 ~srioIoid. Miss
Harrison. who wen, 10 the pest house
several days ago. has II vt,y arvcrc case.
Miss Singleton is getting we'll. She
had r hard time ot il. Ehughton and
another patient will he discharged next
Sunday. DIR. Kirby thinksthere are a
great many cases in this city that have
neveI been TepoTted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02
SnvlnE In Fuel.

Says the Siirer State: We have been
informed that nn Eastern man, who is
INTEREST," d in a patent for using crude
petroleum for fuel for generating steam
for running quartz mills. intends to
give tho patent IA practical test In this
county next month. Ho claims that
this new fuel ia as cheap as coal at four
dollars per ton. AMI that il has been
practically tested in the Fast and has
given general satisfaction. II such Is
the fact 1t will he OF incnlculablo bene.
fit to NEVADA. rs fuel ia scarce here.
and the cost OF running a ten-stamp
mill is seldom less than forty or fifty
dollars day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

FEIDAr morning. Albert Metre, OF
Canton. OHIO. aid Thomas Perry were
mixing nitro SlyCcrine in we'll. n mile
from town. when Perry. in the engine
house. turned the steam on too rapidly
ON the frozen compound. aud an .Xplo.
sion followed. which blew the derrick
into bits and drove Perry clean through
the engine house but Le will recover.
McGee was blown into fragments. I'll.
only portion OF his body recovered being
his head and lungs. which we're found
100 yards away from the other purts Of
his body. Perry was standing some
distance away when the explosion oc.
CURED, but was hurled against u build
ing near by with great violence, his
hearing destroyed nnd body l,ndly
bruised.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

TnE T"rI' special sn,s: Suspicion
Is aroused to Il fixed belid that Hayes
policy bids fair to lie continued during
the next four years. The icnsou of this
belief is owing to the manner Of the
present administration ia dispusiug of
the rntronag' OF the State Of New York.
Daniels nominated Postmaster of Buf.
iHlo. and Haskell to the same position
at Albany. arc Conklin.'s enemies.
Investigation ut the Post 0fiice Depart.
ment develops the fact thA their names
bad been seut iii two month 5 in advance
of the CxpiratiUns o: the commissions Of
tho present incumteutS. Other inpor
t"h; Federal Offices in that State will be
filed hy Hayes. The commissions Of
two Mnrshsis Of New York ConEling
'n"n expire IN February. The names
of the'r snccrSsors. prominent anti.
C"nkiiuGi,es, will be seut in nfter tL.
holiday r"cess.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

THE Lyon County Times s,ys: Adolrh
Sutro is expected here IN few days
lie will coue from San Francisco for the
purpose of establishing his resid, nee it,
this county. II he succeeds in dol ny
so, il is probable that the to be famous
divorce suit Of Sutro W. Sutro will be
beard before Judge Senwrll. in the
Third Judicial District Court.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

The New York Tribune Mys: For
once Chinese ohsap Labor has been
found too dear. In New Jersey man
uincturing town the Chiuese hLorers
INDUCED in tho luxury of II strike. and
tho employers suppinnt them with
American laborers, the result being
that the Chinese hnvo retired frou the
feld.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

SEvERLL persons intimate with Gar.
field have biuted that he has decided to
have no Ohio man in his Cabinet. and
will not give the preference to Ohio in
his appointments. Foster is the only
Ohio man mentioned for the Cabinet,
and Il IL understood that he wouii
rather DO = Governor than Minister.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

A correspondent Of the Eureka Senti.
mel sends the following interesting items
from the above camp;
The mill has been running steadily
for eighteen months on ores produced
from the Tybo mine. This is showing
made by few mines In tho State; n
twenty. stamp mill pnSing all expenses
from the start, yielding a profit to the
operators. The succers Is doubtless due
10 economical mnnng, ment. and the
fact that it is managed with the samo
attention that man should devote 70
his individual business. When more
mining operations are conducted in the
same way Nevsds's chief industry viii
be much improved.
The bullion product for the year end.
ing Dec. 3lst. 1850. was S2UI.3 .3s7 10.
Silty Ave men ARE employed in the mill
aud mine. and some twenty-five more
on the outside. We have very small
surplus population; another good fea-
Iure. "fE4Fa 4.IE-
Tybo supports one goaerul mcrchau.
disc. one variety and grocery store. two
smith shops. four saloOrs. one brewery,
one livery stable, one butcher shop, one
Restaurant, Que barber shop. ami au
express aud a postoiice. There is n
public school aud " lItenry society Of
four years continued existence. The
citizens Of Tybo are generally sober.
Industrious and well informed. Al.
though this showing is MT what Tybo
once made. il IL certuiuly n substantial
one. during the genera! hard tunes in
Southeastern Scvadn
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

SAYS the Battle Mountain Mr,,sngcr;
The Starr Il Grove Silver Mining Com.
Pnry, OF Lewis. have declared their reg
ular monthly dividend Of 81, 900. paya.
ble on the 3Oth instant. This is the
second dividend from this mine since
tn" new company pur, hnsedthe property
and We are glad to note its prosperity and
sncCoES.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

IT is stated that Fted Hart lost his
position on the Baterpri's by giving the
so called Alta svindle away. His course
IL said TO be strongly endorsed by ths
sober minded citizens OF Virginia. and
no small amount OF genuine sympathy
is extended 10 him.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

AT Belmont, Friduy nigh. Sir Thos.
Heskeih OF England was married to
Flor'' youngest daughter Of Senator
Sharon. Notwithstanding heavy rain
the reception. after the cermony. WAS
the most brilliant ever sceI in Culifor
MIA. Special trains conveIcd the In
vited guests from this city % Belmont.
where they arrived at 8 Pm.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

=. W. CATCHER, the we'll known cat
ilo man. Is circulating memorial 10
Congress, asking that tho Government
aid in stopping this dread cattle disease.
The Reno journal ssys tho memorial
has been signed by nearly nli OF tho
prominent msn Of that section.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

SoME wag in Ohio. il is said. has tel.
egrnphed to President Hayes: "Please
do not appoint my more officers from
this State just at present. We would
like to get quorum in the Legis'a.
ture"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

"RUM and bad women brought me
here" said W. Gray. as the Sheriff ad.
juslcd the nooso around his neck at
Sherbrooke, Quebec.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

TALNlox will new he tried on the
charge tina. he inado false statements
upon his former trial. The place for
holdlug the inquiry has not been Cred.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

iS an -itgrOation At Virginia City last
Friday morning between 4. Dussaull
and Mathew Ps,,srson. the letter wee
beaten 10 death With q shovel.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

JonS A. GAhpNrR was poarly killed
IN bis barn "t Rawlo,i's Station. near
Louisville. Kentucky, Friday. 4 negro
named John Canipbsl and his brother
SAM who stayed In tho barn with him,
were arrested on suspicion. and money
was found on their persons which had
belonged to Gardner. They woro com.
nri,ed to JAIL. bui 100 fnOsed men
overpoworOd the jaiior, took them out
through tho town TO tho hillside near
the river and hung them to tree. Sam
confessed. but John was obduralc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

OLD, !.
TRIED,
TRUE,
Peopts are svss,aa .saoa'ass1-oss ~ -
- nos ought % bs-Wtsh ~ wooAaSe0 nDSO
b, srees Aasstoaa nsoedy. ~
Mx1CAM
lustang Lini1ns1t
ron nAH AND 1EAgL

TNssiIaimsss vsv sasuRo0 0essOS1hA
., wheie Nature ptosIdes IN ~ hnSeMno0 -
iurvvisins anttdSess ~ ~ . bAe1lW sen1pSoR
irrn. Ne fame - tcta ats1u - Ot0f
iutIi now n eneifeies the ~ 4o&
Tko Mexican nustasI La1l1JsAe = 0Auno1
easedy for IN SAafe1hsatsef 0aoe14eM
% stock oRNsfs ANd fkfnsess y y otu
a single bottle oftsa saves tosa1o nSoO0
r.ores the usefuDaees - - Gossosuo espAO
sor~, oS sbecp. .... y u
Z. cures soosro,, AcneAA. A1GsN 1n9 -
rrcw.worn, shcaideesot. NGaOAs - ~ -
I,ir q OF poisouom Sptiles Ed A1Sseoa 1A11elf
Tuch drawback 70 ltoek hseO1icl o1AOOAWN
II cures every external troseSo - O1S1A00
V IAnensss. sersttAsss OwhnAU, sUgu1A oU11o0
rlud calf. rips bono, etAIytS9s
Tho Mc1iean Moot - tkniosa4 = - Oo
.ury In the word fot ecet1Ssas oSSNVaio -
Iamlly, IN the abstnee - nAer14A. 49,
bsrps. seaids. spssiae, estst etAso1e -
.leuisriy vaiaabiste 1nnN1A 74,t as.
n u the,N pses reAse1y - - WoA -.
nsOs<fates1 ". fyts ~ nsoA - 49,
spplSatsca ~, ,sseI.1 oon1gos Soo1N
Nsaicss Husessa iAoa1D01 = ~ - - -
ere tf bcttlsa,ths lAsUug GaD tsho 1n,Uo
49, sush,hscarsUA eafot~tsTONA
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

AT Wheatland. Cal. last Monday, q
man nnmed Duffy, aged forty five years.
fell dead in the Gem saloon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

THE Lake View House. Lundy, Mono
county, Cal, was burned Moodny
night.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

BAKSEY LEE Committed suicide at
Temescal, Cal. on Tuesday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-02

Col. n. q. snAw has assumed thS. cd.
i,orial management Of Tho yirgiuia City
hisprp,.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-03-30
Otr0skadt hvete.

Uti Renville county och afven pa an
dra platser Minnesota finnes en- hel del
otroskadt hvete, och farmare befara, att
de icke skola kunna begagna slit hvete
till utsade. Men ON hvctet var EFT godt
tillstand, mar det stackades, och ON det
sedan dess forblifvit godt tillstand, det
will saga, ON Diet ej brunnit stacker, al
det intet tvifvel underkastadt, att icke
hvarje korn skall vaxa. Vermont och
Canada tankte farmarne for femtio ar se-
dan aldrig pa att troska slit hvete forr an
pa vintern, da de dermed sysselsatte sig
hela vintern, och ofta icke blefvo fardiga
forr an slutet af mars manad, men al
Orig for EFT ogonblick tankte man pa Ell:
ler horde man talas ON dallgt utsades.
hvete. Uti Illinois plagade hvete ofta
sta stack for EFT ar eller tva och det be.
gagnades sedan med fordel till utsade.
Delta fore jernvagarnes dagar, men result.
taten blifva de samma var nu. Ialla han.
delser kunna farmarne profva slit hvete
imam de begagna det vid sadden.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-03-30
lYar.arbete.

vi kunna icke ar vanta en- tidig var,
ds allaredan den tiden ar f6rbi. Idenna
manad var forlidet ar en- stor del hvete
sadt. Farmarne skola icke vara missmo-
Olga, derf6r att Diet varit dem omojligt att
fa saden imarken. Man kan fa precis SO
god sk6rd, mar warren DR. sen, som mar den
'ar tidig. Det varsta med en- sen var zr att
farmaren blir nodsakad att pa en- jemf6-
relsevis kort It'd utfora en- mangd arbete.
Farmarne ia jagta med arbetet af ALA
krafter. De forsta ALA vigten af att SO
slit hvete, 50 smart jorden ar tjenlig att
arbetas. Det sr lyckligt att forliden hSst
sa mycken plojning skedde. Nastan hvar-
ie farmare hade, SO langt vi veta, det land
han amnat for hvete, hafre eller majs far
digt att besas denna var. Delta skall
blifva en- icke ringa help. Corn-land
och sadant, som ar afsedt for potatis, kan
ploias omkring den 10 maj. Ehuru va
rem ar sen, borde hvar och en- komma
hag, att det ar en- saningstid, och vanli-
gen ar det afven Minnesota en- sk5rdetid
- ech en- god af Diet slagetl 4
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-03-30
FOR JORDBRUKARE.
Mar skall man mj6lka?

Denna fragan ON man skall mjolka
korna fore eller efter utfodringen besva-
ras enligt praktiska mans erfarenhetsron
sa!unda; att det dr. fordelaktigast att
mjolka fore utfodringen. Mj5lkningen,
under det att djuren fortara slit foder ar
derfore ej att tlllrada, emedan korna sko-
la vara ostorda da de alta och emedan kor-
ma ofta trangas och stota emot hvarandra,
hvarigenom den som mjolkar blir stord,
jufren Ell kunna fullstandigt urnjolkas
och mjolken latt utspilles. Mjolkning
efter utfodringen bor undvikas derfor att
djuren, sedan de fortart slit foder, lagga
sig ned och bora da Ell jstoras. Matsmalt-
ningen skadas genom sadant oroande och
fodret kommer da ej behorigen till nytta.
Afven ar mjolkafsondringen mindre un-
der det att magen arbetar. Slutligen boz
man noga gifva akt derpa att mjolknin-
gen foretages pa en- for densamma en-
gang for ALA bestamd It'd och sa mycket
som mojligt pa lika fran bvarandra af-
lagsna tidpunkter. ON man ska]l mjol-
ka tva el!er tre ganger kan ej j ALA ham
delser bestammas Vid rikligare, krafti-
gare utfodr;ng torde korna
bora mjolkas tre ganger ON
dagen, vid krappare utfodring
blott tva. Genom oftare foretagen mjolk-
ming retas mjolkkotlarne, sa att derige-
nom mer mjolk erhslles. ON nu ej de
genom mjolkningen korna berofvade SAT
terna ersattas genom kraftigt foder lider
djurens helsa, hvarf6r det foreskrifves
att vid knappare utfodring mjolka blott
tva ganger dagligen.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-03-30

Otve,7artsbiHetter fran Suerige,
Norge och Danmark hos HERMAN
sTocKENsTR6jM. sKAAFFA.
RENS kontor, 231 B.. Seventh
Street, st. Paul., MINI. - Ataen
sdDas uerlar till sansnna ldnder.
Prisernu billiqa.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-03-30

G. o. p. g. II. 1876 E. 9TH street.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-04-06
Citizens Meeting.

The Board of Trade meeting was adjourn
ed, there being no quorum, and a citizens
meeting was organized to consider the Ben
ton and White Sulphur Springs road ques-
ton. Paris Gibson was called to the chair
and r. A. Luke was made secretary.
Mr.. Todd, in making his report, stated
that the fund was over 81, 600 including $500
given by the county.
On motion Messrs. Gibson end Collins were
added to the committee on subscriptions,
which before consisted Of Messrs. Conrad
Todd and Hill.
Messrs. Collins, Sample and Conrad were
selected to view and lay out the road, and
Messrs. Hughes, Thacker and Foley were
chosen to solicit subscriptions in work and
money from the miners of the Barker dis
trict.