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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-11-25
PRESS COMMENTS.

We dislike to see such comment
as is going the rounds of the press
concerning Guiteau and his trial.
While it has ever been the boast
that the press was the greatest of all
educators, the maker of political
issues and the leader and controller
of public opinion and dictator to
public men, it is too often the case
that the position seems for time re
versed and papers pander to mo-
mentary frenzy, and for the sake OF
popularity say things and advocate
measures which a sober second
thought ought to condemn. Not a
few of the most prominent and in
tiuential papers of our cities, and
even some of those run exclusively
in the interest of religion, while join
ing in condemnation of the slow
course of the so called 'tarce OF
trial" are wont to speak OF the mis-
e-anle subject of it with vicious
contempt which is not elevating in
tone and can but have depressing
influence upon the morals of the ccm-
munity. Such expressions so fire.
o.ently used, and the half of which
we cannot believe as really meant,
are largely responsible or the moral
disease of the SD called cranks which
has become so alarmingly prevalent
in the last few months. Men OF &C.
centric minds and unsound judg-
ment, IN reading these bitter COM
E.ents and sarcastic structures Of the
slow and solemn forms of law, which
forms are the bullwark of all our
liberties, fail to distinguish between
the fretful impatience, which is all
that is really meant, and the true
and solid principles OF justice, and
are tempted to commit lawless crime
in the firm belief Of justification at
the hands of the people. As has
been often said, the turbulent condi-
ton of the times and the violent
ranting of certain leading papers
were largely responsible for Presi-
dent Garfeld's death, and to these
causes must be ascrbed the three
attempts upon Guiteau's life since he
has been q prisoner close confined,
as if the law could no longer be
trusted in the case. If the certainty
of guilt wonld justify summary pro.
ceedings without trial, merely re-
quiring the District Attorney to de
mand sentence for the crime in his
case, nothing would prevent SINH
lar course with criminals everywhere,
for his guilt is no more certain than
thousands of others, and we presume
no paper of any standing or infu-
ence really means to advocate such a
course, much less lynch law in toto;
and yet the language used from day
to day in their papers really has a
tendency to estab -ish such belief.
We have no more sympathy for
Gniteau than any one else, but we
don't beiieye in attaching so much
Importance to the case as will tend
to establish lasting PRECEDENT con-
trary TO the established forms of law
which, heinous as the crime was, are
ample and sufficient to meet out JUS
tice IN the matter, or if he should es-
cape through some mere technicality
let him go rather than blot our rec
ords with lasting disgrace such as
shame some older nations for crimes
committed in il.-barberous times.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-21

JAMES GORDON BENEFITS income is $780,
900 per annum, and the Graphic says that
within the past year he has given away more
than 100000. Micawber's advice is evident
ly thrown away on this young man.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-21

FISH,
Receiving daily by express which will be sod at rea
onable market All orders will be promptly attend
ID to, and lgoods delivered free Of charge to anypa
his city VUCANOVICH BROS.
Carson street, opposite State Capitol
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-21
CitV Marshal's Notice.

DEEP RED COW WITH EAR-MARKS AND
~ bush OF tail cut off, found the It'll instant,
running large within the city limits contrary to Ord
nance and impounded and will be sold for cash to
the highest bidder in front of Court House, MONDAY
NEXT January 18th, at ~ NJ, il not redeemed by
owner. S. r. SWIFT,
jal2 City Marshal
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

The innis<nt danger 20 the If es
Pr-sidsos GarA-lL Together .itA he
runorsd tseliSihshiy Of Ii. vIre Pres
dent to 49, eGes of CkitE Nsrss-Ase.
shcuid . vacancy ceeSr. SA~< rsss -
eoniderSble 6iseesSoa ~ "a laSsa-
maze Ncc<SsoF 1sdsr esrSH, ssSnsc-a
eieG- Considering axis ss-~as-- the
San FrarciseO G~1e5s k.s lie tS-sp-
ing Of interest
TIE VHe PrtsSjtsi is the csesas;I
toad Successes to ik- Prs-iiees II nIss
Of tie laii.r's death c. eshss sixLSElTy
10 tisckarss the dEsS.s C II. ehrN
BsS the CCsssiszfios Alec p-orSsts g.
ts- saeseSSo7 by hs a. cast - ust
death or disability 81 se<h La4 Press
A.ni OF Wee Pr.s6ssI TSs Law 80
the szbi-e; P.on3-s tks Il sosh Gas.
the President Fs- az 60 ~. S>Hki.
shall s7eaeri and Il ;At-- is d sosA
o6eeT. thea iA+ S7eAfeS .. tie Eoust
Of Representatives, !; hNrP+=s ihIi II
THE tine ;hsrs = % Prss5Ssci lra ten
0! th- SEE:s. AID - IS = ecsszS5u On
uhieh op.r2oa Siss-s Nst;se- iht
Speaker c! tss i~s; EOas. IL E.Fr+
~s-ris:'T.s. sAsrI3 ale s-zrcssaoa II Az
event fail slss h-rt. ooalS J-EsL!y hals
the oSa- O! P--a5ta; Hts-- ihe .EEErE-
;ioH ot the CsaErsss ta- Which A+ Va
elected Speaker 0! cglrss. As = las;
= II COnEreSs n5ul5 ts c0rr+rea.
TIE S+-Eie nigh; otrIL:s hby diAsuliy
By the election Q! sPrrSds-i pro ten;
bet sal there ~oula oasu- L shsIl iui..
rtgru= which there Is - tnstirg law
70 tl!-"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10
1900. s.sy -. Issa-
AAA.

Tho san Francisco Argossst Riv.s
les. Henry wari Beech-r the follow
ing Sud OF. shieh ue believe bot
sssch-s the ssntiweut Of every uestsSn
D00:
eff anyoas should ask US What single
word expresses that Nhieh ne most de.
aptsa. Nc should .nsger SHAN IL.
thss. ssyons shosh ask us What single
isdi,ida,i is the bi. hest embodiment
oi that wor1. ~e should answer. Henry
ward be-ehr' drmARogue ia poll
80, . fraud in social life. . ehArlAtan.
vain. liisrsturr. a hyPocrite in religion,
vain. meTeSnary. superficial 10 Learnt g.
toadyiDg 90 th- rich. favpinx to power.
syeophaut. artificial and disung-nious.
rhs man uho will himself accept n sal
cry Of twenty thousand dollars q year.
and cypress the opiaiou that the ~ork-
inRmAn With . dependent family should
- eoat-ot vitS one dollar per day.
doss pot - all enbody our idea. Of .
0ristiau teacher. Tie nan Who. when
eAarHed with adultery. demands an
open trial. and smiles through il. can
never become 10 Us the model and eK-
smpiar u a pious life. The mai ~ho
declares that American laws aud Amer
ieas policy are e sham because they do
not welcome Asiaties to county and
place them upon an equal footing with
our own race has, In our judgment.
neither sense nor feeling. neither head
nor heart. The Christian clergyman
Who travels the country under the man
aEnent OF n dog show impressArio. to
lecture for . dollar a head Is not the
man whom. in our opinion. Christ CON-
misionsd to spread the gospel. The
Protestant divine who thinks that the
Roman Catholic Church is more ortho-
dog Than h'N own, bad, in our judgment,
L-tt-S 70 over to Rome at once. We
have r-sd NJ Beecher's novels. when
hs wrote Tor tho New York Ledger. We
have r-ad bis Thought aud his
'Prsyers,' and his Sermons II any
one can point out to us one original
thought. or one great idea that he has
not plnRsrized. We will undertake to
est the book or the newspaper that con.
tsins It.. II anybody can convince us
that tn world, or any part Of it. or any
enc in Il, IL better for the teaching aud
example OF Henry Ward Berchrr, for
his sensational preaching aud hi, sen.
sstion.i life, ve shall be sorry Tor it be-
him, and We shall be compelled to look
about Ms for another preacher a. the
embodiment OF our ideal sham"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10
r. y. q W~~~

T4s snllsvSAS pr6cllNa AZ the Do
erOSGce IRE e HB~cA-osA ro~sSAy
svtainS Ss foszhes hy TIE T~7-
EnanEr -0hea tts 8 I'm ras given
~ he SAssale n IRE SSvAss hosting
SseSN tet fARes onrsaCPsi shs ssila-
Sae. -oss<znS Ell kssHPss Is save il
isElA ana tie sHnts 81 ihs e-o~S
SS~s s-cSssa soSA-a saving TIE trrri-
Z = Il Tie -ssaS1nas az CAaA EsStrt
tortnEI II The mspn Skisk IL ~As eyi-
s-si VS. klAo asopss 20 destruction
In Isss tAEn hka Al boar The BOOSTING
vo-es Ssrt ocnrissrly consumed. and
u = sAT1 time XfssrUEri TIE dwelling
ASors Dssnaosa va klso II Ashss. The
cati hoRs4- . small SElAns between
LSs baE=nS works and ; G rtS23snee.
vEs AAo burned A considerable Por-
onl 81 = personal eStcts o! Mr.. And
Ms ESh+-7 Vs-s xArs4 b1i the;r loss
IN oiothIas. fu-nItHrs e;a-, tpo1nt to
ssre=L hundred dollars. Fears we're At
&rs t~ITs-ssstd Sos tAt sslsig Of The men
Il TIE uID.. hui they . made ihat
ATPsk-kIcs NJ tss Surface, having made
tb.I- escape through The Belle Isle
drifts AID iDctIps Ebloh connect WITH
tht SArr!o underground works. The
magazine. L small brick siruezre sat
pttsi LhaUi Sf;y ihe; from he hoisiias
works aud rn~ufsininr = considerable
Epurri NJ clGpi nj SlKck powder. S.s
~ oDt ans Almost SURROUNDED by barn.
ING lnmbs. from = hen ho1se which
VAS consumed otEr BY. BAT fortunately
tht1 vas L. explosion, and ~ scon As
Possible THE cHsss ot pogdt, ve-s re
moved - ID. aiAsf SIDE Of he Eulch.
Only faur sets 81 iiub-rs were burned
on TIE top 81 the shaft SO the damage
u~ni-rC-DRu5 10 : = slight. AID can be
easily and qulrsiy repaired Tue en-
EIa. - couslderahy damaged. bat II is
iSopEtI u eau lie repaired 50 that = ne~
D vii not have - be purchased. The
ba.i-rs LIE Dot; materially injured. The
loss 10 TIE S.rAp Company is estius,ed
II Ll'aui $3.50. upop which We b.
h-rs ih-r. Is no rB-GrAnce. The cr-n,
Isl Inss E~cruins 10 this community
from The EroidsEi lEs IN the temporary
throwing Q [ Of employment about one
HUNDRED uio+rs, Ddil men. sagebru-h
hSulsrs sr5 caters. The FIRE is sup
posed 10 have caught from a spark get.
ring into TIE dry sasss-ush dust upon
top Of the boilers. SupennieEdent
Pnos expresses has determination to
rebuild immediately. and thinks be will
be ready foI hosting in twenty days at
the fErhes;."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

Nsws from FL Paso. states that a
party OF Americans. travelling In their
own conveyancea from Prza Del Notie
to chihuahua. anne suddenly ut the
sand.hills. about ~ miles south OF III
Paso. upon u dead bodies. Nil Amer.
cans, and n portion OF the surveying
party OF the Mexican Central railway.
Tho surveying party originally mum.
bered 30. and VAS under command OF
Locating Engineer O. @. Upbam. The
discoverers Immediately retired TO FL
PoSo. from which place a strong do
s"chmept Of troops was sent out to as
certain the particulars. II il supposed
hat the mossacfe was committed by
the remnant OF Victories band oi
Apsohes, under Nam, victorio's wal
! chief.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

ONE IHador Morris. who is suspected
Of being n sbrewd mining man. is cred.
tied with having recently said to n Salt
Lake Tribune reporter. speaking OF
Wood River: at is n big mining coun.
try, and don't You forget it. What }
shall tell you will not b" half the truth,
because were I to tell Ct the real min.
ing glories Of Idaho. and were you to
print II. the world wonld not only call
you n linr-which would not be IA seri
n matter at all-but they might init
nate that ! was one also, which you
know would grieve me to death"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10
4 Atnr Route Htorx.

The Ward Refer Is responsible for
the following: Before oDe OF Jack
Gilmer's relatives in the East became
Ausre Of his prosperity in the Star
route business. Jack would receive AN
occasional letter admonishing him not
to h@giect his spiritual welfare aud turn
from tho ways Of the unRodly. The
writer In one these letters incidentally
remarked that he was getting along
pretty we'll. but had n mortgage OF SGU0
on his farm. No stronger hint than
this was ever thrown ont that the sum
named would relieve the pressure, and
Jack val left under the impression that
his standing In the other world concern.
ed his relative most. Finally the Star
Route business came out and the way
Uncle SAm had been fleeced. Then
this godly relative, who had dropped
Jack for a time rs q hopeless case. re.
minded him Of the comfortable sum
hs had doubtless got away with. and OF
bis ability TO let him have $500 to
raise that mortgage, without feeling it,.
from his i'll gotten gains. This time
the religious dodge was overlooked.
Jack was equal TO the occasion. and
bis laconic reply was: Work harder
and pray less, and you mny be able to
rAise the mortgage"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

TnE Times ReUise says: CLAY Irland,
who wns owe here on Saturday from
Columbia, informs ia that active move.
ments are on foot for the development of
that portion Of u mining belt. While
not certain that q great deal Of actual
work will be prosecuted this season. II
Ia we'll known that = large amount Of
money Is ready to BIO expended in oprr.
aiions In that district In tho neal future,
tho particulars OF which will In due
time DO made public. II can DO safely
predicted that old Bull Hun Mountain
will be n Of tho leading mining dis.
tricts in this section. for its resources
only need development to elevate Il to
that position"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

Tn particular. oi L mos horrible
triple Ezra-s have JAS rersb-d Jack
souEill-. Miss Sb--z M-csI--. ef
HsEaArd0 eo1Dty, Who HEs- saD- miles
frOG the ooan-houss. bEUpE Occasion
70 go ,ksre 90 the 2sIh zlIDo. Left tls
three children, sd respectively .iEAI
eleven and fourt-sr, alone with 4 De-ra
named King, 10 whom ts la bees
very kind. The black s.li sbu; AID
MORALLY wounded the tlies; AID drove
the Others 10 the woods. e. Gf:.r-
wards shOt the second ehtI5 5-.5 AID
cut the throat Of the ynaus.f. l-ar5aE
it also for dead. He then y-i-ra-5 sDi
roobed the house e what - could
carry Il V~sy!aIi Mr.. A-cEL-. Z aEu-
ing TO kill hin Oh EIs r-iara. 4 r-ish
Dor accompanied M-ekIsr, All the
murderer vas ihsSr-j. The two
sounded children. VSeH found. we're
ALle {" give an accom-; Of the terrible
affair, though one. and perhaps both.
are now dead. The murderer Ne, gap.
tured. confessed hi. crime and Vas
hung in the presence and Eiih the Ep
prevail of 200 citizens. white zrd col
oTei.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

A PORTLAND. Oregon. dispatch Of the
9Th says: This evening Benjamin Cor
IrliuI. IN old and respected farmer Of
Washington county. had a shooting
scrape with his son in.law. John Po~-
ers. Charles, a son Of Benjamin Cor.
nelius. Joined in the nffrny. The elder
Cornelius and Powers are considered
fatally wounded. The trouble grew out
OF family difficulties.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

THE Sac FrsucisE0 CA'oEisls o! Mon
day says: About II o'clock yesterday
morning s-Trrsl gentlemen heard sounds
as II son-bOi? vas in distress. issuing
from King Solomon Hall. in the Ma
sonic Temple. Entering the hall they
found = man lying on = sofa ia e,uvui
siODs. By his side vas All empty
~strychnins vial. The man admitted
taking poison. A doctor =ss =sut fol-.
but before be arrived .he man died.
The decfss d SHs recnguiz-d as G-OTge
S. S~psulding. Past Mast ? Of a Masonic
Lodge n; Point Arena. He was a lawyer
by profession. and had resided in this
city bat a feE weeks.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

TnE Siirer State Of the 7tb says:
Naches. the Piu,e Chief. received u
dispatch from Sarah winncnucca yes.
terday. dated at Fort vaocOuvat. Wash.
ington Territory, in which she states
thn, some OF the Pint" prisoners taken
from Fort McDermit TO Y.kims would
leave 'ba. place to day by water for
their old homes in Nevada. Many Of
the Indians had left Yakima, and when
last heard from were at Warm Springs,
Oregon, endeavoring to get back to
their old hunting.grounds.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

A PA TORY for extracting gold from
coin was discovered in Sacramento. BY
means Of ralynnic batteries aud chem
icaIs the pieces were diminished in
weight without perceptibIy altering
their appearance. ouly about FIVE per
cent. Of the metal being stolen.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

TIL census shows that during the
past decade Nevada crops have changed
as follows: Oats increased from SIS. 9I6
bushels to 1876. $50 bushels; barley in.
creased from 205. 49, bushels to 5lI,53O
bushels; rye decreased from 80 to 1853
bushels. and buckwheat from 9s5 10 %
bushels.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

Ar Desduood. Tuesday. = man banned
William Bird uas found on . hillside
close to town With his bead beHtsn to .
jelly. The perpetrators Of the horrible
deed are NO, known.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

LEwrs. Lander county. is g mining
town Of about 500 or 900 inhabitants.
There are two ffteen.stsnp mills in
operation at present, and one fory-
stamp mill under construction. -hieh
will be finished and running by Angus,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

The Reudi, says: c. Morgan. ~ the
Victorin- Mining Company, returned
from San Francisco Sunday evening.
where he has been for two or three
weeks past purchasing machinery and
supplies for his company. lie ordered
q large amount Of needed m~acbin.ry
for the mill. which will be shipped ~
fast as it can be got in readiness. sBd
upon its receipt work on the mill will
be- started. Mr. Morgan eTpec,g 10
have the mill running on ore from the
Victorine mins inside OF three months,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

Tax Wood River Eer, mentions Col.
Brosdhend formeTly OF Elko) as pass
ng thrOagh Bellevue on his way TO
New York on business connected With
his extensive mining operations q,
S.wtooth City.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

THE vote tor : natpr at Albany yts-
terday was as follows: For short term
Potter, a.; CouEliBg. 81; wb-el.r.
80; Coru-il. =; Laphln. .: CroTI.y. s;
Rogers. 3. Long term-D-pe~. -;
Corn'il. Is; Herman, Al; Chapman. 3;
Crowlew. 10.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

II Is noticeable By our exchanges TIA;
the news Of the dangerous ~oaodiuS Of
the President, caus-d an seand .un.nt
OF tie proposed celebration Of The
Fouuh n all the principal points on
the Coast.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

A wAsHISoToS dispatch Of the 9th
says: "Anoth-r crazy man went into
the Adjutaut Generals office. slapped
General Drum on the back and said he
had = revelation that he mus, kill
Vice president Arthur. He was promptly
arrested.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

A MAJ vas arrested on Pennsylvania
avenue Who said that he had come to
Washington to kill Blaine. He VAS
armed with g revolver. His actions
we're those Of a crazy m.n when taken
to the police station.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

A WELL nj Castle Rock. Wisconsin,
runs down forty feet through sbsle and
then through forty feet OF solid rock.
At the junction of the two Substances a
cnrreut Of air pours in SO cold that ice
forms. and SC strong that ligb, things
are blown out Of the we'll.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

On Tuesday evening Baltic Mountain
Lodge No. % was instituted by Alex.
Wise and G.. Il. Walker, Of Winnie
mucca, and A. Nichols. Of Austin. after
when the following elected and ap.
pointed officers were installed: o. Is.
Vincent. ". NJ; r. W.. Dunn. s W.;
A. Is. Hastings, J. W; J. Gersile. r.;
q. W. HincholifTe. Sec ID. A. Dunlap
s. D.; J. Z. Medrr. J. D.; J. \. Bean
and T.. T. George, Stewards; NJ. J.
Bush, TSler.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

A NAN afflicted with smallpox in
STOCKTON was secretly sent to the pest.
house . few days since. when the
asvspapsrs sccidently discovered the
tsct . week after It's occurrence. the
SECTORS sAid they had kept tho matter
quist for fear tbs, II given publicity I,
would initiate against tho successful
celebration OF tho Fourth of July,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

A PAsrI Of COO picnickcrs at Warren
bury. Mo, were affected by = poisonous
aeid IN the lemonade. drank on the
Fourth. Eight persons have died In
eonscaosnsc, and one hundred others
are not expected 10 1.-Two.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

JONI ". MAcKEI n on his vay 20
Europe and John g. Fair i. iDbAliBg
the breez-s Of the bay At San Fr=n
cisco. B0th Seem to have sbsnuOsed
the Comstoek-Eor = time. at least
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

THE supply Of laborine men In the
Wood River country, Ia reported TO be un.
equal TO the demand. A similar state.
mrnt comes from Salt Lake. which In
echoed from all over the Eastern por.
ton Of this State. Able bodied men
have no excuse for being out Of en-.
ploJ ment now.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10
THE settlement with the State Con-
BY the following counties for the
of lima ahnua nm fnllnun.

The Controller says that with the
amounts due from Lander aud Churchill
ths total will DO about $23. 900. In
1850 the amount WAS 1880 or this
decrease Of $4,000 the sum Of 81, 100
10 due solely to the falling of In the
ballion production 10 Storey county.
having less than $4,000 as the drpre.
"ia.ion on real properly and from poll
taxs..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10
Fatal Accident 40 Two EIenT.
slonista.

Fatal Accident "a Two EXcnP.
sIontsts.
Andrew Mckinley. OF Cold Hill. one
Of the San FrApcisco exc~ursioui.is. fell
from til. platform Of n OF The cars at
DHvIsv!lle. vas Tum over and fatally
crushed. Becoming sick from the mo.
;iOn Of thu cars, he had gone out for
air. and becoming weak. fell as stated.
A lady from Eureka. whose name is
not given, also OF the Good Tenplar.
excursion. met with n fatal accident al
Oakland. While leaving the train with
her husband and child. she Was run
down by = backing train.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

A cLIPPEHiIoOEO craft hS been
built ~ winnemues and isupehed in
the waters Of the toTtuous Hnuboldt-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

AAIoR KALLocH Of Sa Francisco. Is
to deliver . s.n-s Of lectures At Reno.
for the benefit Of the Baptist Church.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

THs F~s PSsss. . weekly Per. has
jo-t BEEN STATED At Battle Mountain
by Charles H. sProule.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

FAMILIES supplied with ice cream
upon leaving their orders ~ tho Gem
Restaurant.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-10

A car-ioadSeceiVed
and re d for ship
mont to all parts Of
the State. The fin
est b 70 Or ever brought
here. Will strength
en- the most delicate
constitution. After
trials Of
others. we have been
compelled to return
to the old Original
N BUSCH
Brewing Co.'S Boz
tied Lager 7eer,
which we Offer to the
| trade in lots to suit.