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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26
NUMBER Id.
Mona Ri,crItem.

The Wood River Mining News of the
lith has the following:
Many of the Wood Riverites who went
east, west and south to pass the Winter.
are returning.
Quite number Of people from vari-
ous parts OF Idaho have appeared on
ea- streets this week.
General John b. Winters. who has
been passing the Winter at Ketchum,
was in HALEY nearly all the week.
The greater psrt OF the snow has slid
OF the mountains about Bullion. an
no more slides are looked for this sea-
son.
Passengers are pouring in now at tho
rats OF from leo 10 l5O per week. aud
business activity increases proportion
ately.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26
Tho UuiiIon Tax Penalty sui,.

The Gold Hill News says: at is not
likely Storey county Will very soon soc
the S9p. .OOh awarded il by the Supreme
Court, by its recent decision ia the bul
lion tax penalty suits. Il is stated ;hlt
the Bonauzi firm intend carrying the
case to the United States Supreme
Cour. on wri. Of error, claiming that
tie decision Of the Nevad, Supreme
Court inicrfcres with n contract enter, d
into between the Bonanza firm aud the
agents Of the pcople-Sta,o aud county
officers. They intend to ask that the
contract be made binding, us they, the
appellants fulfilled their pmt Of it. II
is further said that Judge Mr,ick will
shortly COM to the Coms:ock to attend
10 the appen lug of tho suit"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26
Pepper ror Carson Soup.

Tho bill nppropriating funds for the
'reciiou Of Government building at
Carson City. for tie use Of the United
States Courts, Postoilico and other Gov
orument offices. passed the senate yea.
terdny. As the Federal treasury is just
now III plethoric condition. and tho
prevailing Congressional mania is
Government buildings" 10 good
reason is apparent why the Battle
Born" should not have it's little share
of the fnkings."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

The p:css dispatches state that the
report Of the committee which has
been overhauling tho Treasury Depart
ment. is very volluminous, and com.
pl,teiy viniicntcs ,x.Sccreiary John
sherman. Following upon the heels
OF This tribute to Honest John, however,
Is the following: "Thc committee
recommend certain safeguards against
the illegal use Of the treasury contin-
gent fluids, IN future.
IL this is not the old Scotch white.
washing verdict Of, Innocent, but
warned no; TO do it again." what in tho
name Of common sense is it?
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KPNeafinIf.


with her chin upon her hand,
Aui her elbow On her knre,
lis uOt hard 10 uudorstaiId
Nh=t the maid, Ms thought must be:
Nit1 her f=rs with rapture Jchhtng,
Enl her eyes upon the fiour.
She T. thinking She l. draining
OF tAc man she dos Edorr.
Then hhe lifts her eyes of blue
To dtefs uprn = chat:
Brt. although that dress !s new
Sufc LrT thoughts cannot L., there.
Al, siIil" q pleasure rutt'rR
Gei;ly DER that face 30 pure,
As her thought she soft y utfcrS:
81 viii Cu! /. potuIalpur."
ILc EiTl stood ou the Litch-u floor
The folks we're al IA lCd
She softly ope'd the kitrhra door,
Aud went iGiO the shed.
She found Fomc kerosene In there,
Ana Will II shC returned.
The siE"sirg wood began to- fare,
AID thea more brightly buried.
The siTl IN pf!ic looked NIL around.
hGl then shc s;Ei IL Ia I!ce-
There came burst Of thunder sound;
The girl where Is sESg
An of Tho fragments which you zee
Upon a., sitrhoE rgoE
Thrsr verr ~" T!rl. Dut they'll not be
Coherent any mere.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26
Buried Alive.

At ST. JosePh. No. some boys had
dug large ,uuurl into bill. ten feet.
\ Eumbrr Of them were in and about the
iunuel Thursday. Several of the boys
went away Ht } o'clock. leaving d,e Of
their number in the opening and when
they reiutnrd two hours later, they
found the mouth of the opening closed
by heavy mass o! earth, and receiving
10 answer TO thur calls, the boys ilu
meIiately gave an nlnIm. and in 4 short
time hundreds gathered on the spot.
The IiieItsS Loiies Of the five boys were
recovered, amidst the anguish OF tue
mCtheis and sisters Of the unfortunate
lads. O"..r one boy. named Guish.
gave evidence Of life by the pulsation
Of his heart. which ceased almost
Hs soon ss the body was exLumed. Al
the boys belong to wc!l.;o do families.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

Tns Senate Committee on Territories
unanimously instructed Saunders to
report bill for the admission into tho
Union OF Southern Dakota. Tho bill
provides that n census OF Southern
Dakota shnll be taken during tho
coming Summer. and II the population
is soflioicu. to cnlitlc that par, OF the
Territory loa Rcrresentativein In Congress
II shall bo admitted as State. the pres
cnt Territorial goverumcn, to continue
md the Territory remaining TO bc called
North Dakota.
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Nevada Indian Agency.

a Washington dispatch says: SOM
thing Of nsc,nial seems to be brought
ont in conn ciIGu with tn Wcst,ln
ShosGcmc Iu-iqu Agency. Eiko county.
NcvaiR, 81 which one How is agent.
His accounts nrc known TO be badly ont
"t joint. II Is understood that lie laws
tic blame on lis a.. rS. Vouchers were
forged for large amount of accounts
witch w'Ic never pail. C"ugr, ssm n
Cn7sidy. "f Nevada, i in possession of
coir'Spnnirnce, in' lpd,ns niidavits of
settlers IN tia vicinity, shoaing very
clearly this s'utv of facts. Unsettled
cl"iiDs Of settlers are now being sent on
here tor payment. Cassidy la- flee
claims Of Henry Boyle aEd IL. O..
Miller. tDs' th'r With letter. address, 4
by him T. the Secretary Of the Interior
With regard to tho above. Agent
John How iuforms VS. that the Depart.
mont Mt Washington is fully Informed
OF all the ftc;s IN connection with the
manag mcnt OF the Agency, and as
evidence that he j. he'll in 10 wiso cul-
pnblo for any apparent crookcdness in
the con !uct Of the Hfr ,i!s of the rcseryn.
ton. The DIP rim ut still recognizes
him "a ne"u', notwithstanding the
searching inv, s'iga;ion now in progress
by "grutS OF III" G5vcEum,ut. As TO
the cMws Of Boyle Unl Miller, Mr..
How states ihnt they woIo not contracted
directly through him. and Lc:ug to tha.
extent "ut Il thc regular order Of bust.
ness have not received attention at the
D~paGiH"nt 80 promptly ~ those com.
ing through The regular ch ,nurl. Mr.
How srys, however, that the c:nims are
PcIhctly legitimate, and will. in due
!'mo be recognized and satisfied. In
view Of tho gctiuu of the Department
at Washington touching this matter.
""d the pending investigation. such
Nriclictur,s as contain, Il IN he dispatch
are certainly premature. 10 say the
least. Mr. How has attempted to cvnde
no rcsposiiiIity attaching TO his posi-.
tion rs agent, aud rcm'a ans hero await
ing the final result OF u full exhibit of
all transactions at the Duck Valley
Reservation, while under bis control.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

A PIr1sBUEo special says: James G..
Blaine is here. lie is principal stock.
holder In tho firm Of IL. q. Trick Il
CO., coal ard coke dealers. On the
Garfield Rosectans controversy he said
Tho subject is being discussed by
actors in tho scene, and IL Is not my
place TO interfere. took tho history
as ! found it. II ii change. lay it not
b. me. ="
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

DISPATCH from The Dallcs, Oregon,
says. LueiNn Langdon and
man in his employ named Harrison.
were arrested nt Liugdon'S residence on
a charge of killing III. Crooks and ST..
Jory. by posse Of citizens and tuned
over to the Deputy Sheriff. Aflor
reaching the hotel u party OF masked
mon ovcrprowcred the guard and shot
Langdou dead. Harrison was hanged
to the ,rcstle work of bridge. None Of
the perpetrators have been recognized.
Nothing has been ascertained to impli-
cate Harrison in the murder of Crooks
AMI Jory, aui his only ofrense seems to
have been that ho was in the employ Of
Lapgdon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

THE earnest thanks Of the Geniilcs Of
Utah, says the Salt Lake Tribune. a, o
due 10 CorsEc cssmGn Cassidy OF Nevada.
He led his parry in the Utah business,
and on one vote was the only Democrat
Tho voted with the Il publicans for free.
dom in Utah. At the supreme loEr he
made pretty speech in favor of civili-
zstion. He has borne himself drslrato
throu Shout, and he should be kindly
remembered for his work.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

Az immensely gushing letter. says
the Carson Appeal. ovcraowing with
sentiments Of the warmest affection,
written by a married woman to M nm.
fottpred Lolbafio, was found on Carson
street yesterday. II eau DO hal by
applying at tho Appeal Office and Prov
ing property.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

Tux Wood River News says: "The
sportsman cannot find place nearer
his earthly bohvch than on Wood River.
Tho staeams are alive with led fish,
salmon and mountain trout, aud game
from The brush rabbit TO grizzlies
there is no end. Siucc the wIit,r las
been In Dcllcvnc. elk have been killed
10 the cdgo Of rrcaiiord. and many
deer within sight Of this town. Tho
hills about here in tho Spring aud
Fall ara full OF thom,r
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

SAN Francisco dispatch of yester-
day says: During the list three days
rain has iallrh throughout the State,
and. except in tho upper portion Of tho
San joaquin Valley, in liberal
quantity. Tho crop prospects are
greatly improved, and E"od harvest is
now linost assured, except in tho
upper San joaquin. To day tho un.
usual phonomenon OF thunder storm
visited this city and the ncghboriug
counties, aud Mt tho village Of san
Mateo, atornndo uniOofcd the Episcopal
Church. damaged n number Of dwsll-
ings, tore mp trees, and Frustrated out
buildings aud fcncos.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

AMERICANS arc becoming nation Of
coffee drinkers. The consumption of
tea per head of population has only in.
creased l0i to l.ii pounds since 1867,
while that of coffee in the same period
has gopo up from Gil 10 $50 pounds.
Great Britain. en- tho other hand, drinks
less coffee in proportion to population
than generation ago, whiIo tho con.
sumption of tea has almost qHadrupled
in forty years.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

TnE Secretary OF War hns promised
counsel that he would give the case Of
Sergeant Mason due consideration.
Ohio sends the President strong ap-
peal for Moson's pardon. The court
martial proceedings bayo been received
by the Jndso Advocate General. The
Baltimore American has opened nickel
contribution for Mason's family.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

In was reported, and 1t seems not
unlikely. that the Ruby Dunderberg has
quit shipping ore to tho Eureka Con.
fnrnaces and will start mp furnace of
its own on its own ore. TWAS rumorcd
last night that the Matamorns, also,
will start mp furnace on its own hook
some time in the near future, Cool
signs. The outlook along the whole
line hereabou.s is breezy and whole
some. Il Sentinel.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

TnE checklist" woman In America,
says the Syracuse journal. balls from
the State Of Kansas. She writes let.
ter to the people Of Chio,go represent.
ing that she is in dire distress. and re-.
quests that each aud every resident OF
that city shall send her only dime.
Estimating the population OF Chicago
at COO, eco. she expects 500. 900.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

1t is stated that tho United States In.
,etnnl Roveuue officers Of Nevada have
very little trouble in making their c5l.
l,ctions, tho people OF this State being
particularly prompt IN making their re.
qnifcd settlements with Uncle Sam. In
some States II requires cannon TO
make the liquor dealers and Others come
10 The center.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

Tue Speaker laid before the House
message from the President in response
TO resolution asking him to furnish
tho House with o statement OF the facts
before him at the time he authorized
the sending Of troops TO Nebraska. The
President states that the facts are set
forth inihe tslegraphi, communications
dntod the 0tb and 10!h OF March, from
the Governor OF Nebraska. Authority
to employ troop, was given on the
application Of tho Governor in order to
protect the State against domestic vio-
lence, IN conflict with tho Constitution.
The message was referred.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26
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PInNIn- the Iin,,,r-

Now when evenings shNiows lenrthen
Lovers stroll stout till late.
And conclude tie entertainment
With = swing upon the gate;
Dut. while swinging. list. cub rosa,
Not whispCr-keep /; mum,
IT'S alleged, how true We know not
That they play the game yum. yum
-lOsEosh Advocate
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

THE Sentinel tells OF dog Tint was
recently sent from the Base Range to
reside Mt PaIisade. deliberately com.
milting suicide by going of and throw
ing himself beneath tho wheels OF n
locomotive.
We heard n melancholy misanthrope,
who read the article, remath yesterday,
that the poor animal could not have
done a wiser thing under the circum
stances,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

TRE Grant retirement bill will meet
with tho hearty endorsement OF every
man, woman aud child in tho United
Stnics. says the Washington Post, pro
rided that Congress shall so amend the
bill ns to Offer promiun to every ro.
spectacle journal cf the United States.
II they will never again utter er publish
his name.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

TnE oswogo, New York. Palladium
tRep) thinks the Democratic editors
who preserve the s,nlwait denunciutions
OF Blaine viii havo some very useful
material laid up ogains, the day when
Blnine is the Rrps.,!"san candidate for
President
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

Tim latest umor from Cont;nsntsl
Europe is to the effect that secret
treaty has been negotiated between
France and Germany. under tho pro.
visions Of which France is to be per.
mit,cd to occupy and annex the Duchy
OF Luxembourg under certain oyentu.
alitieH. OF course the object Of this is
to prevent France undertaking now
war for vengeance against Germany In
the hope Of recovering her lost Pro.
Ninces
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

THE Trades Assembly in Chicago in
mass meeting on Sunday, adopted reso-
lutions denouncing tho Governor of
Nebraska for calling out the militia
against the Omaha strikers. A plat
form was adopted declaring that every
workingman should join union, which
should establish rate of wages: de-
nouncing "scnbs" and Chinese, and
these who pa,ronize them; denounciug
interference by the army, police or
militia with any attempts to regulate
wages; insisting on lower rates of rent
in Chicago; dcploring the demoralized
and venni character Of tho press; and
declaring that the people should riss
and regulate things.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

A urLyY snow.sliie occurred in Lewis
canyon last Wednesday. covering up
the RAILROAD track aud road to derth
Of % or 81 tec..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

A sSow-shfpE at Genoa, on the Lake
Biglcr road, Thursday. Killed on cid
couple named Bauer little piri
named Pauline DoerliB, and soven
Indians. Danger Of further slides has
caused the people Of the southor part OF
the town TO leave their houses.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26


Os Friday morning, a. Virginia City.
Rev. I. III. MeGrath accidentally shot
himself in the region of the heart. At
3; 80 o'clock in the evening he was still
alive but rapidly sinking. The doctors
sry he will not live through the night.
The weapon WAS self cooking nistol.
OF poor construction, which went of
while he was tryiug to reyolve the
cylinder. The Chronicle says: "Mr.
NcGrath was formerly Methodist
minister, and pastor Of the Church Of
that denomination in this city. He
was som what noted ~ "A reyivalist.
Some years ago his theological views
underNent change and he separated
from the chuTch. lie established here
what was known as the Lib, raj Society,
which held its meetings every Sunday
eG' ming in National Guard Hall. Mr.
McGrath delivered lectures on reli.ious,
moral and secular subjects, which for
time attracted lnrSo audiences and his
income was comfortable. Then he went
iuto politics, made enemies and his
supporters drew away from him. This
discouraged him and for the past three
years lie has been in poor circumstances
and ut times he has sought solace in
drink"
Tho ball has been extracted. and it is
now thought that he has a slight chance
for his life.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26
Loves Labor Lost.

This calm night on the fragrant air there fo.t
As'eet and touching ballad frt IN afEr.
Made sweeter by the tender. tTeInuIous notes
Evoked. with dAiLty touch. from a Euita..
Heightened by love. unnindful Of the dew,
III. lies upon the crnss rcrurs the wsy-
Would bo sihg on. a osldsr. g. Lie Lucw
She and her family moved the other dsyp
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

SATUnpAY's news from Arkansas Is
that the destIiution in the sunken lands
Of the Upper 81. Francis was never
tqualed in the annals OF disasters.
These people, all white, Ii ,vo received
no help whatever. HundTcds OF families
nre living on RATS. eating dead animals,
and grnsping ut any revolving food.
Families are huddled together like
animals. praying for food. No land is
visible for 800 miles.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

Gro. IIFSStSonoUsE, while carrying
the mail between Bullion and iIaiicy q
few days ago. was tcSot by wolves nnl
nArtoNly cscnpch with hi. lie.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

Tnr Austin ReveiIe tells Of a recent
adventure by z. 7. Morgan OF the VIC
torino nire, while crossing the Toiyoba
rnugo in a buggy accompanied By his
brothers wife. lie succeeded in getting
the vehicle of the grade, and the outfit
rolled down the hill into n deep bank
Of snow. sustaining but lit,io damage.
On the day following. Morgan attempt
oil 10 return to Smoky on horseback,
and got los, in fog in the mountains.
After wandering about for some time,
ho was lucky in striking the telegraph
line, which ho followed back to Austin.
Tho young mans reputation as n pio
nerr, is now firmly established, And the
right OF way to free drinks aud free
lunch is unanimously accorded to hin.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

PEririoss for tho pntdoning OF Ser.
geant Mason nre pouriug in upon the
President
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26
SiMMoH0'S
"NABOB" Z" "
Fuvc Whisky.

ENPERIENCC II SHOWS THAT SN
l. nos WHISKY one Uf tHr. bo-i rrIt.
c.Ual preparations nwu. and H. highly 70
commended Uy tho aculry i,- all c..es nf
Nc. NUu-sCsa. Weakness, Debility, D1rpru-.4.
Indigestion. etc. It, puriagiiy tAruu- Hnut
the Eastern states has been great, aGd u
COm"r Ju tho racisU Coast !rtlGTEr ~ the.
certificates nf br :. Dana Hayes. state Assas-
~ ot NH-saEHUs"iis. aEi Dc. il. e. Ion Ir4-
ta,N 90 -. !.Ig.-. NJ. THusr certificate, are
mot direct lr their -tHt"Inuuts, ayrrrius tIaI
inr s'su"h " us-.Nlt without exception. the
luT"-i aTtic % that eA uU used either WrLi
cldHlly ar for Indigestion and Nervous Aurc-
,ipus, aud can b. uFci with the uiwos, r1uE.
trucc. TIE AuSHyais show. that this NuirEy
- i'rc from havnrIug Oil- attl-. Igrtllz or
other d'iv;rurIs hsIsnCrs. Do. Have.
iuTfurr rays fLEg Pare. 10 superior uaa.i.
-. Nni -udtuir fr dir'rlic and medicinal
ra.Fusg-. Such recommendation alr INu
strongest thai can hC fuIui-hrtl. uui o., there
fE'. thrIsGu3s ui In'irr- irstiiytu- Iu the u.-T
10 ni iur MLi-ay Be-. q family remedy anil
tonic 40 farther pTuul Ul i's rNcl.iruI- need
o. gwen. SiEu' the NaHuh N'dicHfrd whisky
ud- been iulrbsiIcs ID. ihr Medical Tdcuiy kAs
JscOyrd properties which make IL NaIlIult
- = Blood iuIIGrF.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

HySnY VI NEwnALb, the weli.known
suciionetr Of San Francisco, is dead.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

SATURDAYS San Francisco news is as
follows:
James II. GAycr. bookkeeper ford. C.
Flood. died this morning.
Weincsdry's overland train arrived
at about noon to-day.
The fume carrying the water to
supply the city Of San Jose burst near
Alma. flooding that vicinity. nnd wash-
ing away about loo feet OF the southern
Paciiic Coast Kai!roa | trac!:.
The Central PAcIfc trains are lying
a. Blue Canyon, the rond being blocked
hy Ecayy snow. Three miles east Of
Emigrtni Gap heavy snowslidc carried
away the sheds. Another occurred nt
Tamo:uc&. The damage is not lnown.
The plows and large forces of men are
at work clearing the road.
The gIsometro OF The German Hos
pital, blew M last night. The building
was situated about 200 feet from tLe
Hospital. II was Of brick. The roof
was blown of and the walls cracked.
IL. Phuegcr, manager cf the Hospital,
was severely injured ; 5. Wcnk. onsi
n'er. slightly, and Z. Drnerew. fore
man, probably fatally hurt. The Hos
pital proper was not Injured.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-26

THE Cherry Crock News learns that
an important strike has been made on
the go foot | vel OF the Star this week.
The ore there discovered Is said TO be
the richest ever found in the mine. Tho
extent Of tie new fails not yet fully
determined. but il is believed TO bs
COOL sized body, MS large amount OF
virgin ground, thought to be rich in
mineral. lies in the direction where the
discovery was made. We have been
shawn a sample Of the ore taken from
the new find. 1t assays $500, aud our
Informant says The ledge, which is thres
fee: vide. has been penetrated sixty
feet. nll the way IN the slma kind of
ore. al at present it is unknown how
much further it cxten Is.
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