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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-08-21
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0AlDoGunAl.
A carload Of general merchsndise ar.
rived here from the West to-day.
]. E. Byrns. the cattle man. arrived
here from San Francisco by Saturday
evenings train.
The Ms',engu reports the Central Pa
cihc Railroad receipts at Battle Noun.
tain, for the month Of July, at the sum
Of so. OS6 %.
Twelve cars Of beef cattle passed
through here by the freight train last
evening. They werc shipped from Wells
for Oakland. by Brooks. - ,
Warner 4 Company will. in the morn
ing, ship by Billy Andersan's team to
Tuscarora, eight thousand pounds Of
general merchandise.
Frank Osbiston aud Hank Smith, the
Comstock mining experts. passed
through on their way to Idaho. by the
train Saturday evening. .ufra
A"ts'AcptcUs 1nere hro Shlu 10 DC
-four cases OF scarlet fever in Tuscarora,
three children Of Mrs. Mary L. Boone.
aud Charley. son Of Judge c. L. Abbot.
Special trains loaded with freight for
Hoih Lac; aud We=. pa=s through here
daily. at short intervals. Among the
rest are frequent coaI trains going west
ward. just now.
W. ID. Hand arrived here from Noun
tain City with a four-Lorso team, last
evening. He will return to that place
with a load Of niiuing supplies. starting
PROBABLY u morrow.
Dan Murphy, who started down into
the southern part Of the State to look
after his stock Interests in that quarter.
in the early part u last week. was at
Cherry Greek, Saturday. lie is proba.
bly, Oh his way back to the RAILROAD,
The District Count convened Mt the
usual hour this morning, but owing to
sickness Of cOunse ia the cas- pcuding,
no business was trans Icted. aud Court
adjourned until ~ o'clock To morrow
morning.
Ben Fitch is exercising his spare time
and muscle in breaking u pair of ambi.
tious colts, which lately came into his
possession. The iruy young bTu;es
came very near s'ttIns away with both
Ben aud a big box wagon. yesterday.
A controlling interest in the V. 1. c..
mine has not been sold as was reported,
says the Timcy-R,Ujcr. San Francisco
parties are negotiating for Mr. Stokes
interest. however, and it is not improbu-
bic that the bargain will be consum
mated. =
.Ar'seEger: G.. W. Crum is fearful that
u dise1se among cattle termed the
- black leg" is coming among us. lie
informed US that he found the other day,
OH his way into town, a dead calf by
tho why, and WAS pretty certain it had
died with that disease.
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1I0A
The coalition OF. the President a. TO
ported from Washington this evening.
is more favorable than that Of yesterday.
B. L. Fulton. Il the Reno Gazette,
passed eastward BY the train last even
ing.
Jen. Bradley cane in from Willow
Greek quite sick yesterday. but had
sufficiently recovend from the attack
this evening to get cut doors again.
JohnSoD. who pleaded guilty Of dis
charging hrearmsii the stteet. in JUS
tice Court. yesterday. was to. day SEN
fenced to two mouths in the County
Jail-the lightest penalty under the law
for that offence.
Joe Cox. Arthur Hzel and the ISpE-
PEsDEsr devil started OF south this
morning. with the Awved intention OF
slaughterirg whateves game may cross
their path. from n buck chipmonk to an
amphibious hopuporthomas.
The full text of the law against shoot.
ing within the limits OF any town in
this State will be found elsewhere in
this paper. 1t will be observed tina, it's
provisions are particularly stringent,
applying to officers as we'll as culprits.
Il. T.. HuShs, who arrived here from
Columbia by stage last evening. de-
parted for New York by evening train.
We learned today that Bob got oil at
Deeth to see a friend and got left. He
will continue his journey by to lights
train.
Ben Yates. Who has been freighting
grim from Pleasant Valley TO Eureka,
returned here on q visit to his family
yesterday. He reports barley worth
S2.GO per hundred in Eureka. He will
load his teams for the Base Range again
Immediately.
keutuck, who has been on his yearly
visit to Huntington Valley. got back
yesterday, and reports the damage done
by the hopper plague in that section az
being very serious. He states that al
Crawford's aud other places in the val
ley over half the grass crop was utterly
consumed. and III some instances the
vegetation was all taken. leaving the
fertile ground as bare as an alkaIi
desert.
In tho Distinct Court. yesterday. argu-
mrnt III the famous case OF Rriuhart
ct A. vs.. L. Hardesty, which has been
on trial during the past two weeks, was
closed. aud the Court rendered judg-
ment for plaintiff. Adjourned until
10 o'clock this morning. After con-
veniug this morning tho Court, without
transacting further business, adjourned
for the term.
A large delegation Of i!lustnous
PIutos, including Wiuuemucca, Naches,
Captain Sam nd other notabl,s Of the
tribe, arrived here by the train from the
West last evening. Their object ap.
p"ared TO be to hold n conference with
the Shoshone Indian Agent, John How.
bat notwithstanding hat they buzzed
him in a dssultory sort Of way until
past midnight. The agent informs US
that he failed to discover any diplo-
matte designs on thin pert aud con
cludes that their august presence was
merely due to II dcsir, 10 enjoy n ride
by rail this pleasant weather. and TO
manifest II spirit of friendship toward
less favored mortals. The entire dele.
CATION departed for the West again this
morning, apparently well pleased with
the distinguished reception accorded
them aud with the result OF their mis-.
sion.
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~ A9C18M8
Washington advices regarding the
President. this morning. are Q little
moro favorable than those Of yesterday
in some respects. among which is the
statement hat his stomach is now re-
tanning the nutriment cautiously ad-
ministere1. On the other band, il IL
binted that indications Of blood. poison
ing have been discovered. The positive
and dramatically opposing views re-
speeting his case. expressed by proni.
nent physicians having equal oppor-
tunities in forming their judgments.
involves the public mind in greater
doubt ns to the real facts. than IL 10
professional opinions had been given.
While DIR. Hammond declares that there
is absolutely no hope. DR.. Hamilton is
willing to stake his professional reputa-
ton on the Presidents recovery. That
he is in a very critical condition there
can be no doubt. however. aud public
anxiety can only be uilayed now by
positive news that he is out Of danger.
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SnIInRg undL
The rcpofts from the President TO day
continue favorable, and the chances for
his recovery are evidently Increasing.
W. J. Rives. Central Pacific Railroad
agent, has moved his family into the
compnny's building, neal the freight
depot.
A carload 81 dry hides vas shipped
for San Francisco by G.. W. Litton Il
Co. to day; also shipped West n car Of
mineral soap from Huntington Valley.
The assignees' sale of the real and
personal property Of Thomas and Mary
Griffin. advertised to take place at Hal
leck Station next Monday. has been
annulled by consent Of the copsignoes,
and oil the other parties interested.
We are authorized TO state that REV.
Mr.. Williams is expected to preach in
the church here next Sunday, at IL
o'clock, A. 81. Mr.. Williams Is the
gentleman sent out 10 take charge of
the Mission School at the Duck yal!ey
Indian Reservation.
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DR.. +. G. Jessup, the we'll. khoHh San
Francisco dentist, who prncticed hero
during the greater par. Of last Summer,
arrived here again from San francisco
last evening, and established himself
in his old quarters, Room 49,. gruund
floor, at tho Hotel. The doctor did a
great variety Of work In practical den.
tistry for persons all through this por.
ton Of tho county, which work has
given very general satisfaction. DR..
Jessup is fully prepared to perform
every character Of work in his line from
thu furnishing Of u full set Of masti.
Gators upon ant desired plate, down TO
the artistic filing or extracting Of n
single offending molnr. The doctor
will remain q fixture here for some time.
and oil who require the soryiro, Of a
first class dentist should avail them.
selves Of the present opportunity 10
secure substantial work Handsomely ex.
ecuted. o1lco. Depot Hotel, Room So. /.
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Bu,iness Mt RniIrond.

From parties who came in from Bull.
lion last evening. We gathered some
mining items Of interest from the camp
at Railroad District:
The Blue Bell Company's furnace,
which has been smelling during the
past fifteen days. is working splendidly
turning out thirty o n Of copper per
day, and With the exception OF the
necessary stoppages for refining and
other incidental repairs, will continue
in operation until December LIST.
In the Bald Mountain Chief, one of
the Blue Bell Company's mines, forty
men are employed, and aside from n
large amonnt of prospecting being car.
ried on. plenty Of good ore is also taken
from the mine. A Wine AXIS feet is
now sunk TO a depth Of fifty feet below
the tunnel level, striking a large body
Of the finest ore yet extracted. The
value Of the ore now in sight in this
mine is said to be far in advance OF the
price paid for it by the compIny--S30,
600. The Blue Bell. also tn, property
Of this company, is working eighteen
men, and is maintaining its past enyia.
BILE reputation by yielding literally an
excellent quality Of copper Gre. This
mine has been worked quite extensively
during the past two years. and has paid
handsomely from the very first, yet all
the Indications and discoveries thus far
made in the first mentioned mine,
though a comparatively recent location,
go to prove that it is much the more
valuable OF the two properties
Beside the principal company mines
are numbers Of others equally valuable,
but being owned by persons OF little or
no means, are necessarily kept In OBJ.
security. the work upon most Of them
being little more than required 10 main.
tain title under the law. There are
quite n humber, however, upon which
considerable labor has been expended,
and from which much good ore has
been taken, among which the Tuolumne,
Watson's and Whites mines are worthy
OF special mention. These, we under.
stand. are being worked with very salts,
factory results at present.
Some of the best aud most extensive.
ly developed mines of the district
those Of the Elko Con. and those of a
San Francisco company, under the
supervision of A. J. Roulstone-are nov
idle, or nearly so, pending, as we un.
~derstand. n change OF ownership In
these properties. When arrangement
nre perfected. and operations shall have
been resumed upon these prominent
mines, added to the thriving enterprise
Of the Blue Bell Con, the old camp al
Railroad will take rank among the most
prominent bullion producers Of the
eastern part Of the State, and the TN,
~obtrusive modesty which hno always
characterized the reporta iroin thai
camp, will DO insufficient 10 SUPPRESS
the fact that it Is yielding h larger ind
surer profit on the money invested thar
a large majority Of those heraIded on
every hand, aud tho names Of which
arc on eyety tongue.
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The Bullion Mail.

II is understood here that on the first
of next month the mail route to Bull.
lion. Railroad District, which was q few
months ago changed from this place to
Palisade. will be restored and main.
TUNED n tri weekly. Although official
notice Of the fact has not yet been re-
ccired from the Washington Depart
ment, a proposition from the contractor
for the route to Bullion. TO carry the
mail from here, has been received and
accepted by Elko parties. The route
from this place is an easy one, open all
the year round. and the change made
by the Departm mt was not in accord
with the views or wishes Of those chiefly
interested-the residents CT the district.
We congratulate our county neighbors
that their Efforts in their own behalf
have 50 speedily been crowned with
success.
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Yesterdays DELAYED rrni,.

The express train from tho Eas, mr.
rived here at 0 o'clock last evening.
passing the East.bound express, which
was on time. at Osiuo, nine miles ems,
OF this place. The delay of thirteen
hours was occasioncd by nm accident
on the Salt Lake Division, the train
having collided with n "htlpcr" en-.
ginr, noar Kelton. Both the train
engine and helper were rather badly
wrecked, but M ono was hurt in the
siightest, those upon the engines rednc.
ing thor Roadway as much ns possible
jumping to the ground just before
che shock Of meeting. This mornings
srain from the East was on time again
a. usual,
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EIko Fast rrciuh.,

On and after Wednesday. Juno isl, q
Fas, Freight team will leave orr depot
in Elko at 8 O'clock every other morn.
ing. and will arrive In Tuscarora a, 7
P. ". OF the same day. Price Of freight
inevitable two cents per pound. Mark
goods Tor this line Fast, care (W)
Eiko." W IN a circle. .
&. g. WARsER x Co.
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Hotel Arrival.

A. l.. Nichols. Sncrameuto.
j.. T. B!Tns, san Francisco.
+. c. Jessup. San F~raucisco,
Mrs. Thos. Dempsey, San Francisco
I. j. Straub, Salt Lake.
w. d. Hand, Mountain City.
&. J. BoskowItz, Eureka.
j. l. Armer. San Francisco.
II. 4. Jackson. Eureka.
ii. c. lInrdesty, South Fork.
Frank McAndrew. South Fork.
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BRisoN, tho probable successor OF
Gambotta as President OF tho French
Chamber Of Deputies, has declared for
the abolition Of the Senate. the secular.
ization OF the property OF tho clergy,
and the election OF the magistrsoy by
universal suffrage.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-08-21

THERenoG Gazette says that everything Ia
going ahead lively in the erection Of tho
stste Insane Asylum. The stone work
on The east side has all been finished,
and tho excavation for tho cellar has
boon completed, and il ready for tho
walls. Brick work will begin in about
hvo days. The contractors will do the
carpenter work for the present by the
days work,
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Hotel ArFtynIa.

W. Steinaker and wife, Tuscarora,
Mrs. George Stslcy, Tuscarora.
Mrs. l.. Collier, TuscArora.
j. u. Gibbons. Tuscarora.
Mrs. Chas. Mayer, Halloek.
ii. NJ. Reed.
Miss Russell, Battle Mountain.
Frank Dakin. Lamoille.
J. N. McCutcheon, Mound.
j. Il. Rocker. Elko.
A. +. Rocker. Austin.
Louis Rocker, Austin.
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Lost,

Between Columbia aud Elko, n memo.
randum book containing three checks
drawn by the Columbia Company in
favor Of II. Bowman. Parties arc horo.
by notified against accepting the same;
as any endorsements upon said checks
will DO a forgery. I,
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Hotel ArrIyals.

Frank Brosmer, Illinois,
WIN. Richie and wife. South Fork.
+. L. Drown, South Fork.
Thomas Negle. South Fork.
Il. Z. Hughes, Columbia.
l.. W. Jarvis. Columbia.
Mrs. Gavin, LamUille!
Il. II. Barker, Reno.
+. Is. Thurman, Huntington.
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Bullion Arrived.

Tho stage from Tuscarura this even.
ing brought down n bar of bullion from
{. Collins. valued at S7S6 20. and three
bars from Smith. Woodruff x Eunor,
valued at 81, $50 81,
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Mn. Jons I. GiSS has purchased tho
Homer inds1, published in Lundy City.
California.
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BnIIIon Received.

The stage from Tuscorora this even.
ing brought to the Office OF Wells. Fargo
& Co. two bars OF Navajo bullion val
u0d at s2.4OG So.
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THE best quality OF Rhine wiuoa nj
he Eiko Bakery and Saloon, RoUkhart
& Co.. Proprietors. -
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Hotel Arrivals.

NJ. NJ. Campbell. Austin.
W. ID. Jones. Austin.
II. Stoker. Bullion.
l.. Rowland. Bullion.
j. Is. Byrue, San Francisco.
j. +. Benman, Chicago.
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htnpr hrnnrinrra.

This morning-T. Malone. Miss Sue
Rogers, Mrs. A. D. RUSSELL Miss Van.
derhooi.
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BuIIion Received.

Tho stage from Tuscnrora, last even.
Ing. brought down seven bars Of North
Belle Isle bullion valued At Si2. Gsi 3s.
II was shipped to San Francisco this
morning.
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EInge Arrivals.

This oveninc-Miss Barrett, Rober,
J.. Hughes and l.. W. Jarvis.
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/. CHAMPAGNE OF tho best quality and
brands, can DO had at Reckhart &
Froeiich'a Saloon.
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AN clipping couple at Hartford wore n
black man Of thirty and a white girl Of
hiteeu,
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srRAwnEnntrs and leo cream, fresh
every day, at the Gem Restaurant
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Important Sales.

The Wood River N,rs. of Saturday.
contains tho following, George W.
Gr"yson is we'll known ms ono Of the
best mining men on tae Pacific s:apc.
Ho made TuscArora a booming camp
through his investments there. His
capital and judgment IRE coupled TO
bring out the Yankee Fork country. and
the statement that he thinks enough of
n mine to buy IL adds great strength and
wealth to properties in the vicinity. Ho
has bought II half interest in the Minnie
Moore mine. thrcc.quaricrs of a mile
west Of Bellevue, for $4,000. Our
enterPrising townsmAn, Il. Z. Miller,
represents the other half. Mir. Brim's
half interest in the Queen Yictotia mine
was also sold last Thursday to gentle.
men who. with Messrs. Miller Il Lusk,
will proceed TO work a strong force on
the very top Of Lookout mountain"
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A LARGE invoice Of y l Key West
Cigars just received at the Gem.
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This evening - Miss Collier. John
Gibbons. w. Steinaker and wife, Mrs.
Staley.
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Stage Departures.

This morniug-R. Il. Plummer, l..
W. Jarvis. g. ID. Simpson.
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FINE blackberry brandy, for medicinal
purposes; warranted perfectly pure; for
sale at the Gem.
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FREsH Bread. Pies and Cakes Al the
Elko Bakery.
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Booths celebrated oval brand oysters
received at the Gem Restaurant daily
by express.
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MrLwAUKsE BEKR on drauRht al the
Gem Balloon.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DENTISTRY.

DR.. o. B. Thacher Of San Franciseo,
. thorough practical dentist. will arrive
here from Tuscarors n . professional
visit about the fifteenth Of next month.
His stay here will be comparatively
brief. and persons requiring the servi.
ces of a skiilful dentist IA have any
work in that line performed 10 their en-
tire satisfaction by apply to DR.. Thaeher
in this place. on or about the time above
mentioned, August 10th.
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FINK old oognao a, Rcekhart n Proei
ioh
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Hotel Arrivals.
q. Rife. Mound.
q. Hyor, Mound.
l.. 7. Monroe. Wells.
O. Hank and wife. Halleck.
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For snIe.

Fen sale by u. Rsinhart & Co., n
lots to suit. about S tons OF cracked
wheat taitaSiS for chicken feed.
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ga cboies vsrisiy Of Plant. ana Flower.
rc.fsd Al the jpru 60, constantly on baud and
are Tor we. ~. UArHECHT.
rfnVrtphyr.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1881-09-24

So far a. relief from anxiety il
concerned. it seems to be doubtful
how much has been gained thus far
by transferring Sitting Bulls camp
Of hostiles from Woody Mountain
in Canada to Fort Yates. In the
first place, there seems to be serious
doubt whether the great concentra-
ton of Indians at the latter point
has not put the little garrison sub
stantially at their mercy, should
they choose to 90 on the war path
In the next place, a large party of
young bucks have already taken a.
vacation without leave, in order to
hunt buffalo. This latter practice
would soon break up the discipline
of the reservation, and accordingly
troops are hunting after the buffalo
hunters, with no little prospect of
finding trouble in bringing them
back Probably the true solution
of the difficulty will be to reduce
the number of Indians at Fort Yates
so that they can be properly con
trollcd.-Exchange.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1881-09-24

One Of the most original and
unique railroad advertisements we
have seen in a long time is that
which exhibits the Atchison, Topc-
ka IL Santa Fe as a new Colossus
Of Roads" AtchiSon and Kansas
City are located on the head of the
statue, while a white line follows the
left leg down toward the city of Mex
leo, another runs down the scab-
bard to Guyamus and the right leg
Is marked with the two new routes
to the Pacific, the completed one via
Deming and the uncompleted one
running west from Albuquerque.
San Diego being located on the spur.
Los Angeles on the heel and San
Francisco on the toe of this modern
warrior, whose helmet is surrounded
by a smoke stack and locomotive
headlight.-Star.
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