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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-13
WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements OF ave lines In this department are
inherited for Is cents for time three times for 90
souts or Is cents per week.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-13
\ GENERAL. ALARM OF FIRE

Was then sounded, and every effort made by
the Department and men on the surface to
subdue the flames; bas the wind bie!Y E sale.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-13
TO SHEEP MEN.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
TO LET OR FOR SALE

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
Inserted for IS cents for time three times for 50
cents or rs cents per week
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-13
PUBLISHED BY THE
Sacramento Publishing Company,
WI. q. MILLS, General Manager.
Publication once, Third ST., bet. and Z.
THE DAILY RRCORD.UNTON

ssnts line for each insertion
Advertisements Of Situations Wanted Houses TO Let
Society hestngg etc, of 1--WE LIN LESS Will be
inserted In the DAILY REooRD-UNIOE as follows:
ne - cents
knree lrnsz .oU cents
One week rs cents
9eTen words TO constitute line.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-13

The bill reported in yesterdays RECORD UNION
adding eight new sections to the Political Code rel
ative to School Trustees raising money f building
purposes, which credited TO Mr. Rowel and
marked referred to the judiciary COMMITTEE was in
troduced by Mr. Carloek and referred TO tie Com.
rnittee on Education
, 1881-02-04
WHILST Intr1Euca iii England.

atory Ut Nihllist negotiations with llilmlu9tMsn
n,auhincs for emp0ymout agpirst The Emperor
Ut Russia. 6Unln months .lHU IN ppcrAtivn cuek.
akSr n.ea ;. ntcth.'!snt, wrot. +, to sha i lost
lilv, owing t1 r.'rtnru hetween himself mud
certatu NlhlItst agents. for whon no tn4! under
ierroyatu HIN, tn whom he stated that IN April.
l6f0, he wis IN London otl business Anl IN rts-
talirstnt nut two l1s, With whutll lt entered in.
tho other Il 0crnAn. III thu COURSE 0t cDnsers1s-
tion Hutchinson happened tuAay thMt ho Was IL
pttorns, Tho men Occat,,u Interested Ut once,
lskul him 1t he could work In dcs!Khs anlnp
hls 1nnktnk answer In tho nllctnhtl"o thay prn~
announcing his sratlinyas 10 resfortn tho work,
lIutchtison wnH Told thut hu wns to asslst in tho
i,ig construction: Unu machine hAd 10 bo nr-
ruIlgel SO that It cntl Id be lxe unarr tho groulI
sg WI W. az a fFo vor III :h rf MsfS ,,r t
tltllD cuntrltnncu Aud to l>o constructed by which
il sf,Nll lead pIg cu,ltu hs attached, a1d through
ehne wus ii, hnv', sharp ho9ks alsr.l IL drive it
work movement botnE matu to rxplo'ie tho
Sght 0r inru hU,ltp. Tho thIrl machine was Il, Go
mura smpe, having tn .ho ~ constructed that 1t
This conlrjvaI,So was Ia *, worked viii scry shi',
Wires. AiIuthtr I1ln1hlt,u waa dynamite M'H's'.
~ !e pacsa u:.dos the sest at pF!sntu cetrsaEe.
tprB wa2 u DO If miniature alze, ~ that Il might
bn snsly pacc.i Within bouquet. AthIrty-ht
". A.nettcun aarm clock. and sho etnri!o might
vlther hu nltru.KlyesrtIo 1r dynamite. ltia
u!ockuaker nskutl time 70 consider the pr0lHsI-
tinll. and Mlterwarl met the n,t1, at birmingham.
wheso Hutchinson WIS nskcl 10 slgt iii nxr1't.
lnent nic.!ring h'sa 70 tue greatost ssSresy ,1
completion Of tho wark. Ho illon told tho ll,e,l
taat ha hMd deuileA nAt " undertake. the work,
whcroupoa> thoy lsit him utter making violent
threats ngalnst HIN. s4nco thug tllnu tau l,us
hcen ooM1I!n,usy M , spPsohsns.yo of S1n.!lst ven;
toarcsl 10 dtscF.'so his secse, lest ho shu'I pay
thg ponlty Ut betrayal. After II lnliH pur!usl II
Alsrensg ho wrote MI itnuryn,nus tuttGr to tho
llussinn Embassy, ihfoF'nlnX thoni Or HI ttenIut
which tho ctsrfrat1rs hnl r1suAlutl ttl him IL
blow NJ TUG EtniHroFs train to Moscow (which
was SOON after duly ulutlo} Thla a.1fnfAuhlcattoN
iii to csirrvslndeuIr hatwse Hutchinson uili
inc E,Mbussy, uIu n!tiuaty 1T, a.ttcitc WIS sent
tltwn to suo him. Hutchinson WIS subsequently
tnkell to London, null had IN interview With The
ii,lsssnn ambassador, to wh1n ho gave H. mill
te description Ut thu cansptratnga Allu aha!r
uhnes. Ns'thln3 hAs si,lco hev!. heHru Ut ttr TWO
Nusts, hut Hutchinson " 4tll npPrehellsy0 Ut
violence &ruIlt tlDuI.
, 1881-02-04

:, Special Dispatch TO The Chicago Ttttnns.
A'L~ArkEE. Fnb. I-'rho wlGnt market has lat d
ssa4ner ehno to-.lay. nnd IN ntiynnce frAnl openR
pI,ees Is recorded. Tho MMrCl, option begun ut p1kc
ua oenlns *n down Nc nad t.te1t tt.uled uu MI.
~. au 1hHneia"o hf stfdn9 buying. Tho tay luukGl
at aHe' ~ II "o WHro tU haS9 repetition Of lAt
-" sseai,es. brdsEs tn Eeil wGre uuusefpus frnm
~ uMt hhtttcts "Wednesday ntxitt a,,d enrty tu.t3uy
~ ~ upoh enttnr Mtwa frts4 other lnarkQtn
ts, ets"nR determination in this city to
~" t"o lIarkut ft,r qutek funllznt1ots
s.s IMPROVED Tho niarket had u 1nrtehIsg teu,l-
~ '"Ha 1Glf}ck until thu rsae In tho aftpruups.
1"1 rs h'.fl III tSG md c1as4d strong ut jko
' st luz ailh'sEnluont !Ac wns frosty bit ul,u 10
sI,, oesa"hut'l showing very satisfactory chi,
ha"' y! @Hafa tur thu bA.l fMettun Sa3es wpro thu
'tst III al'Y dny W fur thla yoar, Tho seco!nta
sn"s WY dHn bushels. ald Tho ahpnpnts IUtEu TIN
H. 'n'Set hnH l'vconlH totElIy tpMoFa1xttl u.,r
ill., .n vta"fHa operations In wheat, 2nd suyurut pf
sn, ' liass shut .l0wn. T1leru IL stock Of abont
f ..!s ~" hTaitn9 muyoHlunt
ss"', "'s naFo t1-day, aiunll bu of whoat nuninst
ID ls7t 's"'' '''"'"o" III 1o'9' ana sa'.ou
u., ~ ths 1i't.ttrn dasoetat<d Frs,s.
sctcd. "''' 'eo' " ou"-na's aaa Hes~
M oSs,;N-"heat Gulet; closed weak, No. 1non,,nnI,
N ,ae: FehF"ary, "; MaTch. x%<c;'AtfIf !E3xa.
hi .H*aascs, S1}tu; NJ. l0n,Itlali reuctsd nnn.
Gs,cb 1e's ""ef' So.s, 3,sc. Oats qulot, No. 4xo.
xt5sss ES IT, i!ar,ey dull. No sprlnt. yo
FHS.x1,.11o FHS.xT11oNer at t5aS, ''s@'' eA'1' s'"14s
GaI Ga' "7s'our, tuH orls, wheat, 7aooo tu, oa.s,
saSiSsaaes7s-whaat, saS u. sn bu, coru looo bp, oa.s,
, 1881-02-04

EpkE(ak ut|paEtA 10 4As <Ated2o 1FsQAH&s
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Fob, 3.-~FullowtpY IL Il slllnsnnry
ot tho opinion rendered In tho 6uprcnsu Court
to-.tay by Justice soho!iutd in tho oasu Ut Wax.
tier ~. THO People. Wherein tho uoIlstttutIonulI-
" Ut tue Gaula law IL Allletuul. Aftor atRttug
tho soyoraI l,olnts at argument IN fayor ut 70.
yarstu2 tho Judgment of tho Court below, tho
Court took up zach pofnt. aud. rurerrluG to tho
second section Ut tho Htatu law, Aaya.
'.Ihis is equivalent 70 sayIng that It shall DO
unlawful u buys aoll, Or hAvu !A ltosse2-
sioti, betwoon thu lst tlay ne j4nuAry
aud tho lst tlny Ut October, IN ouch nhd
eyvry rear. any Ut tho wta' tnwa, hir.l4, ,vtc.,
entranpet, vto"' bat tAe Court add4: .I'hts
5tato, but Hee. ~ tho tConrt sHys, '!a lunru
explicit IND makes M exceptions whvtl ur
WAer0 tho EtDhibitel GAAD shAlt hayp hecll
takon. The soygnth section ao0lis tn c0nttsIIl
THU Wow. II IL true tho n!Hre nct or nlluwnH n
quail .ctted In knnsAs III ba sold hero dlAts not
tnJnro uF infect tho Rnlno In Illinois.
prevent my Itasaussn or gAIa Ut tho Kahi9
Within tho Htnte. III AEswcF II tho thirt inIl,t
tho CsIArt sAys ITO uo bA4 property in tho utl-
llula and foiV!A uon0i,iltAl Gtin Guti! tlIgy nso
reduced 10 possession. Whilst they ar, inlli,etl
Hn1 Ut large tho tIwu9rslip II said IL llu In thu
6uyerDaWn authority with eIss tho &ieAlllu ut lha
6tutv. AKuiu, tnu ownersh!p hulng III t.B INHipl,
ut the stnte, aud no divIiluul having AnY pro-
esty right ii t,u atfecsod u neoas:aftlr results
vnins or qualify UNI. restrIct It. vi III tl, up'nIoli
at the luetnGgr1 vii! l,cst suascrvu tho public
Nclfur1 lu other xufzla. 1t II u public Quou, not
, 1881-02-04

,.,.,.v NJ, Michigan md 3hlp rhtlrt,atls mt yet
IN Ahh%}. Is, AlHrAultu M ruHllA ~ tHHF rtAHN.
1r9tfe.i "s sSj, I.AMnH -ftrt.rlts: 'HDs rtnai9hht
thskn. rnrs; vrry trw t,tetna inW ..Is mnln Roo"
apuii:n r" it h,Sila6hi Ins. hnrn ut sssGE. "
1lnf u a,iy; ;oo,l 10 ItxAt mixed 1ots, 969t
fan e., ya1k"F", A'o' II .xs.s CRY,
4ru.-t,f f,t,m.feh Ia ina Chftdan Tribune.
s"'s *" i.rrY, Mn. Fut,. g. -s'HrfhE-,sA9 HFtse
kaS ,synm,,: Hecpts mp fltrt Wonk. s't.M . sstr
nrnts. =, nntlsr stnrkera md !esa1ra AIo"L'a1
ht,ssM, s,s S!at "a, ~: hm1is sbrea.1s $1 1$httIt
nttifs tt"rrt< t!Iu pst wntFy thsIH tR'Rtlnhtt.
smti:at MutisD snd tfat GMnl$n. &lVa''l'' H*nt
~: ~, and n1iAt,l phcxiist. sISt4"o''
sapp'"e EAST t,lnEttTf..
,t,r,.rY, Fn.. F..b. a-CATTf.E~Recelpts
EAsI m,,tiiF tutsuph %lnth: ptIeos cnseu sft1 ut
It9 nsaM, ai In Mnrt.,;a run, yustHrtny.t ..m..t
a.ellantr,sr r,srggslnis, g,l i.ihd, FhiIaJonhas so&aab
Yt1rfr,, .Sssp. i'm hoa, tu!ns at yesterdays
}rcest 1SrYiSArotIa.
,,,,,x ,,4,i,s, Fcs. :.-1lHuy-ElrMt hcnvY pnek+
~ i 60 s tF,t mid nxcd. &'' f'eelrts'
El .t!rtrr, xMrtr,, tt;irpers soaant butchers. s1Gsb
Ih;,r. hi q, 64iM, receipts. 2H A!llpnghtst leu
aS atr,nt, k'utth2Ji fnGcptas bo; ahlpsaehts'
INV. r..,,,xvtr,
r,yr,ysart, rnt l!n.iA,- Acttta ad i'sn,s een. r.,
s@nsss t. iJa5 ~; ructpS. :f'}' shsp''lcmsss s
, 1881-02-04
SHAWNEE COUNTY.


4AI.DfNE S{{EAHE. =
.Iu1He f3nrttntr will t0-tnorr1'w tnbfn[nR alG~
cip IN Interesting casc. Heath W. Smith. liz
vuyl,,y tho lille !n tho central br Iilio pnrt of
what Is known m AltIfne HlHare. IT, the sobth-
eastern part Of the city. Tt,e sttnnrn wis si'b-
divided n,l.l then heavily t,cuint,cretl By n't'rt-
guge II wins subsequently resliH1Ishlc'l, unl It
wis ctalmcd tho mnrtRaxee lfe.th sccuvnaxctl
TIM sned subdivision. 80 that When ',c released
tho different lots trttu thu lien of tho nustRnHc.
iln fc,sllxtl them to tho Gt1ter Ut the 1luurc.
lItnth ln,wevcr, eluIt1a his tn0rt9nEe Is Atll u
lion MI tho cuntrul Iatt OF tho squire, nd IL
BccknX IL eni urce II.
, 1881-02-04

lard atGMdy. with g0i demand, tIoEro, aluysln
keR so.. hnk tHrnta wenh. t3lIuiirrn. "sc, l1fi
packed. &i3iM; clear rlb $7.si rnar, t5;h. Itrrun
irMi thpilltleta, &'hkMG.tl; enAF t. &tu&t rienF.
U>fSs!fa4c ~.
WLlsKY+~9tnndr! Wektorn reet!Hcd, 41.lD LIS.
thalcEltrn-Cn1sGnq qnlel hut stpA+fyt hin GnfR1es
ur'hnry n Kott. iTc. sugar In fatr tninnt,dl r,t.
g2kcs psu . e!,.,fe. .rIlow riariheI. M
114G. aaliatts dull MN ilt1ui. Iru ErnQft tQuIsi-
anA. utulnnry tn EhttGr, 4NaG]3r,
HNAH-ttiutqt ut Si,1d
, 1881-02-04

spttfa1 nis,dteh to The chicago Tribune.
NEW yultH. Fob. a--{iHAIS-Wheht-WtnteF Ertdoa
tu,tes dce!IncA ,4Au It blt. tenilnK tp fnir de-
es Ut acI.sF. inossly III thu speculative o. though
tuodenttc Inquiry WIS reported On export necuunts
tbl tiy for M. , red and M. white. Thrnngh TIM
! ftctnoon vnues woso worked ~ njatn }f4tlc blt
md loft hrIa|y Un higher ot1urs,Ms. 4 scsy dull
market has oson noted fur tprinx wheat, which rAut
,ea,J. suies No. re'l qnuted rs closing Mt
nu Bill and tls3 Hsked No. J red At
h.ENG llG!{. 1nystly nj tt1GS'.1fh tthauEh
1 faw luuts delivered on February cpntracss were
,aced a. 1uw $ias6dtf.ti11, closK ut &i1GH f0ft
ALVEY cer.!uenses; do FREQ on bon1ti for export
t1s; do February Mt sl,Js2i+tff, closing ns tG3;
do March at sLi3(GIisS. CLOSING at &tle3s' do April
lls}4 c!ot1ns ut tLl9s bid, do May At tlhs1
Rtpx closing NJ sl.1a!l bd No. rcl ut sl.lafai14:
sagrsdod rod ut tll9a!.f, ~ 10 quality, No. !
tpfips repo1ted nt tLEGelD. Torn lacllnol
43Ha bu on fatr Offerings; export In
anls5 eplr!tlcss talcs mixed Western unsratlod
uaauer n1cd at lie. Now York 10. IN. size; NJ. =
W. Sa;s !cs: ssstss: rainiy,s i.S sfsmt is{lS
~ fSis SI,sni ateaay: s,ss Willie, MasStn .;tii ~.
:sss: sss sa.s asy' Il Sss;
soninsl; N%: illsas1 aa!tsa II EiXo ba: iiyS
.ousht nteF but ald nboso tho vio"a buyers nna'
.s:s s$s!ss s. s %Si 'Ss
@ ss 81 III assHts' Il oriis
ssst u nj ~ sstsa 1r, ,S'2ns aG .ss
{savss fsss: utel Il a.; ies e3,i.ss ses
E'"| Is; :;s s @ $' Ss'si{ s''t $';'s
TAiInw-:ln aead request It full rates, Will, salus
SSsSs!!sn Wv dsil Il for fair to good
sesg!ntaK s!,i,s; Mu.e1vasv; ,!Es .,u. ..,
s ss; sSa 5tsSs5ssa ne s'Ss ss
a5a I'll u sta Sae II m
hH1 n,satiy thTagh fIefa!!t nnd far:ar, rhti'ent.
, 1881-02-04

sllsun Campbell Ated a bill yesterday chnrgn9
that her h1sb,ltd, H9rney CnInphell. bud bean
arrcsteil seycrAl times fur beafIng her. ltc Is
ut present cooling otr In tho firuwcll fer bis
lntest attempts Mt MAullux her, and she is
specially asixous to got Ii divorce before ho Is
discharged, auu presat It him Tor bin valentine,
And 3lury Yevcrkn asked for d divorce from
Mlclinel FUterkM IN tho sunin ErollfLl.
Judge Janlrfo1I granted tlrcroe of divorce 70
Anna 5kNpA from John 3kupa TN tho ground uf
CruultY.
, 1881-02-04

6uPERIO1t nrs-CoSrEsslnNa--1ohn Dueh-
lur w. Ernst and cnthorl,lo I1ustntRr, $i3.4D.-
G. Il. DueI,nrt vs.. Etl9nr p. CramL. $l1v.5a-S.
y. kimbnrk is. WArrun i. Fits, $s,550.
.Jul,uE uAKx--Clty ". In Wolf. co,llletpAa-
t,on; verdict. st,7t3h, III favor VI tho property
nwnuya for nrei,nY ti,s,,o street fru,n tho north
lnu ar Lot IL J3loult !, west part Uf Ellie Ald!-
ton. through tu 1sgan HyEnuc.-Clty ys. Un-
known Owslois, etc, condemnation; .vertlIct tor
$El56, IN fnvor Ut .pruporiy-owsloIs fur opunsnK
i'll alley e!at Of UlilnAtI street. from eptlnEet
Division ". tho ". u ~ tho n. 4. * OF teo. u.
~. H.-Clty Us. unknlw,l Owi!1ra, ttu., c0,i-
rrty.owlers fur extending Grovolatsd lark w.
anuo fso1a tho tsnrthoru terlulaua through to
Twenty.a!rhth strpet: ,,.>
yurdlct, Etalb0, and motion for nuw trIAl.
, 1881-02-04

1irFFALO, n. y, Fsh. 1-Eotllng douo this morn
Ing, ui3d pr!cuA nonllnnlly unchanged.
, 1881-02-04

HOsT6E, Feb, 3.-FLorN-Stendyi Western super.
Hne. fi7jGa4, r0I1tnn 9xtEay, f!5Gs4I0i Wisconsin
catrns, &i.5O35.aJ sprtng whcns patents $6at3S2a;
wlnt1r du. 81 III i,f5+ --- ..
tsltAiS-Eurn Htoadyt ntixcd ard yellow, b1Gf.kc.
Ont1 Atgndyi No and pxtrM wt!jte, 4:kab!c; Nu.3
wtItte 111satt9c; Nu2 nltxod and No. ~htu. ss}1p
4ie. Hyu, tlGj.
EuTfElt-S1n,tnn1ly unchanged.
EnG4-WsstHrt,, fftsf Iilit9c.
IEcltprH--FiuIr, 6,uU bril-. AlG sacks; corn. 2a0W
In, wtlent bu; nNtat IgU bli. ,
HitIPMEST4-F lbs brts.
, 1881-02-04

New YonK, Fob. A-The prevailing cold Is unfavnr.
nbfu for tl.nets. but psceH romnfn kteadri stap!a
cotton Hoods In moderate dun.aid whfta GOasla und
ga.a continue active; prnts In llaht request, KlnE.
llais and lrHss Ht4la aellvD IN rAt hAn1s! nuns
wenr w0oons Quo al,d Attuuy, fora!Ru gouds ranafn
SI1tnF
, 1881-02-04

CLEyEfANu.0.. Feh, a-PxTtsULEuA-Qu!ot, Quotn-
aons N1,c!ln,Eud, Stnn!ar1t white llu tes. LIKE
crua. Uniivt cortltfcatey, unssuaiy Ut VIC bid,
lined. ". Philadelphia lelrory.
, 1881-02-04

NEW pnLEASH, Fol-. 5.-CHTr0S-Quot but Etcndyi
m!.dlne. 1l76a; low ,nil'tnx 1UHc, good 0rdnnry,
.kos net recepts 1sg1 ta1ost Rross. Illus; oxporta
u Grent llritalu. 1G0t coastwlsV. $50; saio* 9Ani
at1ck4 .aaHa.
, 1881-02-04

IlErnntr, Mich, Fot. 3.-FL0Uft-t&.A1e35.0G.
Gl.AtS-Wl,eat stendy, extra HonInali Bpot, stolh:
$i.DN fur Tubrnary.
, 1881-02-04
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. O.. Feb. .3.-CoTToS-Qu!at: 11!4c.
FAurn-Steady, family, s7Sea lbs; fnncy. SalAs5t3.
U1tAiS--WheMt scprco A,d i!sIn; No. rcd $lul
Corn 0uat but Arui No. nxcd &is2c, hurley sctsce
nnd Hrlu; M. full! V3c14&tM
pHovistuSs--l'urk 1ulnt. g1i.51 Lard aassr, ~ 10
9sa59 n-kch. l3Hk ulsats oah1ar, hut not qaotab!y
lower. 1incUn It14l.n!grd.
WtltHKf--li0uE dGrhtlu; HIM.
nUTrEt--Etru md unchanged.
LlSsEEn Utt.--tiIEhur; BIC.
, 1881-02-04

OswEGo, Feb. I--GNAIS-Wheut steady. Cor,
stonuy, Western mIxed, 6Jc.
, 1881-02-04

rE0nrA, ILL.,, Fob. a.-HNAlS--Corn arm and innct-
Isos now pit snixpd and ntxcL J51da;Gc. OutH nnm-
lr1a, No. whsa. aIaSile ltyo nominal; No. 2, ya0
WAc.
JtiGHW1SES-uncbnnGCl $f,U.
ltECElITx--Whnat, 45u In; rfrn, 297o but oats,
D,lKI hu; Fyn, laW tut bnslGY, AD bit,
H.IIpMESTS-.sHhan. gu bnt Gtlrtl, LOO but oatS+
z.7tU but ryu. 6.1u bui bntley. Uu au.
, 1881-02-04

IN rn"..sa!nEtrlliA. ra,, Fob. a-tIuuu-Du,l, we.t.
thoc. .ss taHft 'Aoi sIinne*nA axtrz, tlGsAu,,
asmapa n, ~; Us'o eat"nts @sa ltss aouF IN boster
No. tsd noat lower, toiocts grain depot, s,j,
Alys bG :, 1.ssatoF ~, tli3l M. rud, February.
April Il TX ts.H w., a,ssa auFun sls blu. tlla aakud,
plaea s'.m S sIisn a.ked. corn dulis tutures DO.
=" aek slu; stsasnot ~ uran ans' gss Ss', oae, ass,
March. tyu: HWi, tobtoaty. Glto bid, $40 usssu,
+ did A'to ts,. th!, ets a.ssa. April. s:s lid.
Iao. 6t. e! wy a!sd weak; N. wA!to, tlHs, No,
Ell, tl3%; ~; r., Aess. la, 1sa,s
aaas9kea. " lWt liz 'isss Fl13l: nYw. tahh iams-
ESas-Unss.,9issS5se ~ nstsatsys ps!ces unchanged.
fEfHnIs nIs-t,a!1 atd upchSnuca
MnisnM::s +lurI and M%cl..,,,a
lltGx'TsrgtR ltGx'srs!t R!S,%I !ES%I 4e4a,.a; a1tsi.as0a' ti.a
sa: osl. sas; snSD - q s'4'' uhaas, 1900 bu, corn,
1'AF4EA l&-Nn,HS '.-r
, 1881-02-04
CRIMINAL COURT,

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morning. And disposud of thirty. nhdtng ton true
bllls, six 10 bills, atul passing fourtoon.
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-17

4 letter from Mr.. /. Pthrol. at Island
Mountain hos just reached us via
Mountain City. having been conveyed
70 that exalted PvstOihco by Hugh Mur-
tin. probably on suOwshocs.
Dir. PcntOd T. ports h weather ~
unusually pie aud warm FOR this
season Of tue year; the snow being
rapidly reduced 10 water nudrr the gen.
tie iniiuc!:ce Of ia" sun. and the pros
poets nr" that work upon the placer
mines can aoyn no commenced. The
work Of clearing the main ditch is
now III progress. The snow has d!Sap
peared from the south hill sides, which
arc already assuming their summer
livery.
Hc states that Mrs. MaTiis, who
with lndisa Tommy, ns IA guide, left
here for Island MpuutaiE somu limo
ago arrived on the lst withou, cxpor.
ieuoinG much difficulty, the road most
oil The way being in fair condition.
when arriving Mt the crossing OF the
o"yhco the bridge was nearly n%ilon',
u Us Tic water Will BE- hisHcf thIS
season than Was ever L'oro hu""u III
lh"' Se''o"' 'hef" Wall be lew, II any
crNB"s LETT on the streams III those
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-17
tFrom Monday ADaily.l
iRalmaEuadI.


hurry Durham is taking pictures at
Battle Mountain.
A special train OF eighteen cars,
loaded with tea. passed through from
the west Saturday night.
Doc. Shepherd. who went down TO
the Bay with a shipment Of cattle. re-
turned by the train last evening, having
disposed Of the stock.
The two members OF separate ard
distinct Watson families. struck out by
stage fsis morning on II flyer into the
mineral regions of the county north.
All efforts to recover the body Of tho
young vnquero who was drowned in the
Huniboldt heal Battle Mountain u few
days ago, have been thus fur unavail-
ing.
Granville Rife, q brother of Oliver,
arrived here with his wife from Mis-
souii yesterday. and accompanied Oil
YER out to Mound Valley. lie being in
waiting to receive them.
We learned for The first time y~es.er-
day, that WIN. Anderson had been dan
gerUusly i'll with pneumonia for some
time past. lie is now, however, re-
gnrded as ont Of danger from the dis
ease.
W. 4. Jackson. who has ain attack of
the Wood River fever. has sold his
grocery aud confectionery store, adjoin.
ing the postoiice. to Justice J. Ii. Sug-
geit. Mr.. jackson will not probably
leave for the North for q week or two
yet.
A. J.Pullman has gone up 10 Wells
Tor the purpose Of ptpering and paint.
\ ing the new hotel jnst erected by L. II.
Griswold. he Will return here to pur.
sue his regular aEocp;lon, in about a
compile OF weeks, 1T which time lie will
be IN. pared IL executs any work in his
iiur.
Tho many friends OF Mrs. j. J.. EdoH
will BE- pleased To note the greatly i'm
proved coalition OF her health. as
clearly indicated i'll her countenauce
through her prot'actsd residence in the
Golden STATE, and wall cherish the hope
thai tLc ch,u,e made 1T this tune. may
prove equally beneficial.
M~s-rs. Ru,s,lI X Bradley, and Mr.
4. J. j. .u- .ye msk!us prep ration, 70
start Tor tho N,u River. Idaho. coun.
try. in which q lnrgo proportion Of their
cattle range 10: the purpose OF inaugu,
rating h Spring rOd,o. They g.
direct from here via. Wells. 10y private
U,"y"nce. aud viii probably be ready
to set II on the trip Ia a day or two.
Col. J. q. Moore. who has just re-
turned from Hm l. ,strrn tour, embrac,
ing Washington. Brws:iu, Manhattan
Niiio-nut TO mention llup.posts VI
ttI.y--v-be down from his CID NAN,
oTi"i es;ate la Raby by tie train yc5ter
day morning. md returned 10y evening
tram. The Colonel is Just AZ Sprightly
and ami able as ever. but til 3 To- max,
1t appear thht that was all "a mistake
about his Undressing n meeting Of til,
\. NJ. G. A. down in Bnwstin. II,
admits, how, yer, that it might hav,
been some fellow that looked like him
HIS aw:ul sly is the Colonel.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-17
lrrOn Friday. D.ily.I
JRalmARundI.

1885
E. ]. Jones WAS in on "a flying trip
FROM his Pleasant valley ranch y.stsr.
day.
Mr.. VIZ. Van Nance will open the
new hotel at Wells on or about the
Goth Of this month.
Messrs.. EdsOn and Stein d couple Of
old residents Of Cason City. passed
through for Wood river by the train
last evening.
Warner & Co. are now loading some
big teams with lumber for Messrs. Ur.
ton & Brown at Tuscirora. Two Cal
loads are ready for shipment.
Thomas Short started for his home
in Ruby, via Wells, by the train last
evenirg q. and W. ]. Van Nance. who
was down from that place yesterday, re-
turned by the same train.
Sheriff Fitch accompanied by Mr.. II.
+. Wild, started for kinsley district, by
last evenings train. They go by stage
from Wells to Phalon's beyond Spruce
mont, thence by private conveyance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wild Of Bullion, he'd
the pleasure of meeting a party of old
friends, who were returning east from IL
visit To California. by the train yester-
day. The party consisted of Professor
Hosiord Of Harvard University, and his
two daughters, Mr.. and MIS-. Durani
and Miss Lougfcilow, q daughter Of the
Poet. Mrs. Wild is n relative by mar.
riage Of the latter lady.
Tic freight train from the west yes
terlny morning had on board q lot OF
animals designed for some foreign
geological institution. among which
SeIe a number Of large sea-lions, an
immense Russian bear. u fine lary G
specimen Of the California grizzly, and
au equally good one OF the cinnamon
species. They are being taken to Eu-
rope.
The insane effort Of Mrs. Mardis
who about u couple Of weeks ago lef
Island Mountain on foot. to wad,
through the snow to Bruncau district, {
distance Of about eighteen miles furth
er in the mountains, au account o.
which was published in the ISDEPESD
mi soon after. proved about as disas
truusa as was anticipated by those whC
did their utmost to dissuade the woman
from her rash undertaking. After wand
ering about in those snowy regions sever
days and eight nights Will, about two
days rations she was found in u pitiabl,
condition by a couple of mere lads who
wen in search Of her ON sac shoes
and was brought to the hospital here
with frozen feet by Thomas McClelland
last evening. The particulars of hel
wanderings and rescue Yiil be given il
to. moTrOw'S issue.