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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-30
Hood Horse Association

The Spring meeting Of this nssooia.
ton will DO hold April 25ih, 9th and
20th, al tho Bay District course. Tbir.
teen races will be given at various die.
tancos. All tho most noted horses In
California will contend, aud The stakes
for young horses have q largo number
Of entries. The interest In tho Spring
aud Fall meetings OF The association
greatly increases. aud the membership
Is being extended rapidly. I: IL tie
hopo Of the officers and members tina, 4.
m'y occupy q position on this coast
similar W that OF tho Amsris IN Jockey
Club or Saratoga Association a, the East.
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The Fruit Crop.

California newspapers bring the ir-
te~llisence that never before in the his.
tory OF the State has the outlook for .
bountiful fruit crop been SO promising.
The trees everywhere are said to be one
vast profusion Of blossoms. The only
apprehension felt was in regard to frost,
and II the cold wave experienced hsro
for the past two nights has passed. over
the valleys beyond the Sisrras tho fruit
growers will not get afluent from tLi.
years. crop.
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l1AhanA

oAl0o00oA6
Weather tolsrably el0ar. bnt cold
enough for March.
The departures ny stage this mornins
for TusearoiA we're @. Collins aud A.
W. Fisk.
The improved condition OF our roads
makes the teamstss comparatively
happy.
Warner 4 Co. losjed some more teams
with general merchandise for Tuscarora
to day.
The rnfae for . handsome painting,
by Miss Hattie Cullen. will take place
at $50 o'clock this evening at Psek's
saloon.
The mud has disappeared from the
streets and the chronic growler will
soon L. matchmaking the dust, If the
pleasant weather holds.
Eight hundred acres OF oil ground
have been located in Nalrona mining
district. Carbon county, Wyoming. by
parties from Laramie City.
john Hough's teams arrived to-day
loaded With -four from the Eureka
Mills at South Fork. The -four trans
ferred to Q Central Pacific car for
Shipm-ntto Eur.ks.
E. j. C%arpeaux aud Charley Eisen.
berg came in from Bullion yesterday,
and took part in the anniversary ball
given By the Odd Fellows at Freeman
Hall last night.
ApHrty Of Philadelphia tourists occu.
plying four sleepers will he along here
probably tomorrow. They arc bound
for California. aud have for their 40.
e~ommodation also q dining and baggage
car.
A Mormon missionary writes back
that the party ho Was with was beset
by three.csrd monte men on the cars
near Chicago. He says the Normons
Didn't lose anything. but doesn't men,
ton how the three cardsrs came ont.
The Humboldt River is recedine
daily, and is now much lower than il
Was q week ago. Tue cool weather has
stopped the snow from melting at ia
head. aud there will be no more high
water until it gets warmer,
Silver State: The ore from the Live
Yankee mine, Paradise Valley, worked
at the Bullion mill recently. was as
sorted into W. c~lnsses. III, FIRST yielded
S27l ~ per ton, aud the second SIS
"Big Nick" says Judge Harlan worked
th" ore up to 95 per cent. of its assay
ed value.
A dispatch published elsewhere in
this paper u the killing Of
three white men on the Doth instant, by
Indians. ut 4 n American mining camI
in Sonora, Ray, one OF the three, i,
said to be Taylor Ray, q brother-in.lav
Of Wm. Mitchell OF Huntington Valley,
who returned to Arizona from here las
Fall. and is we'll known to many Of oul
citizens.
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The Cause or tho Alarm.

Two little children were locked in nm
upper room by their mother, in Macon,
Georgia, while she went away to work.
Some neighbors Jaw them at The win
dow and hoard them crying Justify. but
paid no further attention. The cause
OF their excitement was not made known
until the mothers return. Theu Il was
seen that n man had hanged himself In
the yard underneath. Their oulcfS was
to let others know what was going on.
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oAln,aE0nal.


10 you propose to Winter in this
country this SUMMER
NumpS until you cent rest at Boise
City. Idaho.
Butte City il beginning 20 complain
Of tramps.
The signs Of the times indicate .
Tildsn Democratic boom in 1884.
1t is reported that one Of Brigham
fonng's widows and one Of his innum-
cradle children are residents Of Denver.
Constable kank Chase OF Wells ar
rived here by the train this morning.
With another guest for the county hotel
General Thomas II. Williams was a
passenger from the East by the train
this morning.
High wind With a sprinkliug Of snow,
was the meteorological report for this
locality to-day.
Prof. W. Frank Stewart Is endearor
ing by lectures to ,u!ight.u the city Il
Boston on the Chinese question.
Eugene J. Stoltz started on q bust
ness trip to Tu,carora this morning.
He was the OILY pass, niger ont by the
stage.
Hon. @. II. Shepherd Is in town from
South Fork today. George /. some
what under the weather and needs doc
toring.
We don't believe hat we arc banker.
lug particularly aft.r strawberry short
cake when they are sell ny at 81 per
box and they hold about half n gill.
IIu,nps aud measles prevail 10 such
an extent among the children in town,
that Que class in the primary de
Tartneut of the public school is ro-
ducsd in numbers from twelve TO two.
]. 4. PlummtT. q hRlfbrother OF Amos
and Ben. PIunmer, arrived here from
MarshH!!ioun. Iowa, by the train this
morning. lie will Wis t Mountain CT V
as soon a. the pre- cut Wiuter breaks up.
Mr. aud M:s. Thomas Gillani arrived
in tozn this evening from their ranch
In G-mo.lle Valley. sir. Giilard re
poT.s tue weather cut in lis vicinity As
even more arctic in character than what
We are experiencing.
Our th ,uks arc due to Senator Fair
md Ccnsr, ssnan Cassidy for q liberal
supply OF valuable docuntnts. aud for
an nss)rtm ut OF g.r!en and flower
seeds from the Agricultural Department
at Washington.
II Is pretty generally CONCEDED that
extensive mining operations will be csr-
rird on at SaGorl Mining District this
Spring. Several Of the companies are
making the necessary Preparations to
commence work.
Gen. Rocker cana mp as far as Battle
Mountain from San JOSS, where he has
been passing The Winter. by the train
yesterday. lie went up tho Nevada
Central road TO Aastin with tho view Of
locking after his stock interests IN
Lander County.
L. c. BroGer, Dan Murphy's Major
Domo arrived hero from Tucson. All
zonn. whete he put IL the Winter. An
effort to reach the Bruneau by the old
Cope road by Dams men, proved sbor-
two. on account Of tho deep snow en-
eountersd a short d:starcs beyond
W.st's pilce.
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BaskeI PIc.ic.

There will DO a basket picnic at the
Hot Springs on the lst Of May. Mrs.
Gnrrocbl that conveyance to
and from the Springs On that occasion
will be free, and the large. pleasant hnll
at the grounds will be thrown open
to tho public for their enjoyment, both
as II place In which to promenade and
TO spread their lunches, and to dance
II they 70 desire. A very pleasant iimc
can 10 assured TO all who take part on
that festive day.
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HoteI Arrivals.
Jacob Conrad, Lamoille.
]. NJ. Mitchell, Pleas mt.

Jacob Conrad. Lamoille.
J. NJ. Mitchell, Pleas mt.
Il. 7. Harris. do
Amos Roach, do
John McDermott. Lsmoille.
g. p. Dillingham;, Fort Hallsck.
J. II. Thimsen, do
Isadore schm"yep, do
A. T. husser. do
J. N. Dorsey, do
q. II. wadloigh. Tusoarora.
Ed. Howlsnd. Bullion.
Jud. Dakin. Lamoille.
W. +. jeffrey, Ha.ieck.
G. G. Bethel. Austin.
Q 7. SpriRg, do
f. II. orem and wife. San Fran.
W. Richie a daughter, South Fork
+. 4. Drown. do
f. W. Moore, Pittsburgh.
II. J. Keith and wife, Lamoille.
Jncob Conrad, do
J. j. Campbell a wife. Fl. Hallsck
Y. j.. Adams. San Francisco.
J. Mclean, do
A. l.. Sherman, Osipo.
]. N. Mitchell, Pleasant,
Thos. Brennan, Star.
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ATrIEaIa for Tho Hall.

j. J. Campbell and wife Of Fort Hal
leck and III Keith and wife OF Lamoille
have arrived in town and will take part
in tho social dance to be given under
the auspic's Of Elko Lodge. No. Is. /.
o. o. f.. at freeman Hall this evening.
I. F. Brennan Of Star Valley is also
down from Deeth, and G. c. Bethel
aud others OF Battle Mountain will AZ
rive BY the train this evening, to swell
The number Of guests from abroad.
Others from different poiuts along the
line OF the road will also arrive this
evening.
The ladies have male great prepara-
lion for the ball this evening, 10 antici-
patton OF q Joyous reunion.
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0Al2AKandi,

The Odd Fellow ball tomorrow
evening will be one Of the grsudest
Affairs Of the season.
Ten car loads Of beef cattle from
Winnemucea, sold in Chicago on the
Goth Instant at six cents per pound.
Indian Agent John Howe. accom-
panied by Dick Brown. started for the
Reservation ct Duck Valley, by buggy,
at noon to day. They expect 10 be
absent ten or twelve days.
Counsellor ]. W. Dorsey GOES down
on a business trip to Sau Francisco, on
Thursday. He will be absent about
ten days. Doc. Meigs is now at the
Bay and the Counsellor thinks that With
his help. they Can beat the game.
A deposit Of $3.50 vas made in on. Of
the savings banks OF Mobile, Alabama,
nearly % years ago. and had been draw
ing interest and compromising interest
at five per cent. for all that tine. The
deposit. which had amounted to S67s,
was Withdrawn a few days since.
All Gu, a Cbinaman in the employ
Of the Railroad COMPANY. fell between
the cara OF n construction train. near
osino. To-Day. the wheels passing over
both his legs mt the knees. He was
brought here by the train and 70. still
living ut 5 O'Clock this evening, though
he can sc,rcely survive his ipjulies a
great length OF time.
The gentleman (?) who on Friday
night WAS presented with a suit of warn
ish and feathers ut winnemucca. aud
ndmonished to pursus his percgrina-
tions. Las not yet put in his fowl
appearance out this way. though when
last heard from. he was following his
indur,ted cheek Eastward. The boys
hero will be glad to "scrape" his &C.
gu ,intance.
County Recorder Henley has just
completed abstracts cf title to the Fal.
con aud Scorpion mining property, for
The Falcon and Bajazet Mining Co, in
corpoTa.ed IN the East; also abstracts
FROM lie Records. Il title TO Rock
Creek mines. known as tho Gazelle,
Henry Clay, Dajaz-t and Trafalgar.
The work is very neatly done and is n
specimen OF elaborate penmansLip.
Doc. Huntington is having a May
party at the brick building formerly
occupied by DR.. Meigs. The Queen
OF the May" is crowned with mn old
SLOUGH hat, and ms a secpter. gracefully
and effectively Yields an obliteratiup
white-wash brush. while her Maids OF
Honor" manfu!ly stand in for her sup
port in forwarding the process Of reno.
walton with pots OF paint and poeticnl
profanity.
A car specially arranged for tho pur-
pose. and attached to tho west bouni
freigh. train, last evening. contained
eight head OF due bloodei horses
among which was a yesrlinR half-brothel
TO tho celebrated mare. Maud s..
They werc al handsome animals, but
the ysarling was u perfect beauty. The
stock Is i siined for New Zealand, and
are being shipped by John Carter OF
Lexington. Kentucky. Tho animal.
we're bred by Ben. Tracy. the we'll
Known blooded stock raiser Of that
State.
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AMAar~nm.

oAlAAE0D0n.
Nax Sehoan from Mountain CITY ar
rived By the stage tAis evening.
Iii rumorsd that the sarsAeld Guard
Of GoA Hin will ditband.
Mike MCGOWAN. the "-nap-eater,"
has taken up his residence In Carson.
The departures by stage for Tusca-
rora this morning we're Jacob Engler
and Mrs. Bingham.
Fully 800 people leave Ogden daily
for the camps in Wood River. At this
rate Idaho will loon all up.
Patrick Corbett Of Virginia City, IL
now said to have the call on the Omitted
States Mauhalship Of this State.
Monday being the Fint Of May. the
children Of the Public School will be
given . vocation on that day.
One hundred and forty stamps are
steadily employed in crushing ore at
Bodie.
We learned this evening that the
family Of Isaac Yates are all down with
the measles.
Gabriel Cohu. who arrived here f.om
Salt Lake yesterday continued his way
westward Ly the tram this morning.
Wool River News: Len Wines has
returned after sojourning between
Biackfoot and Ogden nearly all Winter.
1t Is rumorsd that Reno will have a
Democratic candidate for Attorney Gen.
eral before tho next Democratic State
Convention.
John c. Yavkey, who was here from
Michigan Lost week, looking after the
affairs Of r.s deceased father. was at
Salt City. yesterday.
The :. 'Aiiler has at last taken q turn
for the BITTER. and ~overcoats and bot
stoves arc not lie such demand as they
were last week.
County Commissioner Campbsll and
John NJ. Dorsey started on their return
home 10 Fort Halleck by the train this
morning.
Mr.. Allen 2. Boics was thrown from
his wagon at Lewiston. North Idaho, not
long since. and two wheels passing over
his breast, he lived but q few moment.
4 special car containing P.D. Cooper,
General Manager OF the New York,
Pennsylvania & Ohio Railroad, with a
party Of Ave persons, vas attached to
the east bound train last evening.
The Idaho Democrat says: C. r.
Hanks and John Mitchell came in from
Bruneau Thursday. They report the
river higher than has sver before been
known. and say the grass is starting
nicely in the valley.
The Central Pacific 10 setting the
machinery now to sink an artssian we'll,
says the Reno Gazette, ut White Plains
Station in the desert 80 miles east OF
Wadsworth. right In the great white salt
beds. Three New York men came out
with orders from O. p. Huntington 10
get water IL possible. They have steam
boilers and the finest machinery known,
The Wood River News says Hiresn
arrived in Bellevue all tho way from
Fort Pierre. Dakota. He rode through
in his W little covered carriage, via
the BLACK Hills, Cheyenne, old Ben
Holiday route to Salt Lake and thence
TO Marsh Basin and into B~sllevue-up.
wards Of l.400 miles in all and no
started February 18th.
Henry Casters. who owns q ranch out
on Rabbit Greek. who for a long has
been living On his plhco near Santa
Rosa. California. returned here last
evening. Casters says that @. H.
Hegisr. who for q tims rnu tho Rabbit
Crock ranch is now living near Santa
Rosa, married, and aocumulating wealth
by working out for the sum Of twenty.
Eve dollars per month.
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Freight for Inc North.

Freigh,s for the north arc beginning 10
arrive quite fiesly. @. @. Warner
& Co., within the past two days.
have forwarded to Tuscarora. 10000
pounds Of general merchandise. and
twice as much moro is at their waro
bouso awaiting transportation. They
are loading every team that applies for
freight and yet IL Is seeubulsting on
their bapds.
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The Hall Last Might.

The Odd Fellows ball at Freeman
Hall last night, was a pronounced sue
cess in every particular. The hall had
been handsomely decorated fer the
occasion. and with excellent mnsic
furnished Icy the Fort Halleck Band,
and n very acceptable programme, no
person Of the largo and brilliant as
semblage waA barred Of the opportunity
to enjoy themselves in the dance 10 the
full bent OF their inclination. There
was h very liberal attendance on the
part Of u townsps ople, and II was
very crafty lug to find many friends
from abroad were present to tako part
in the festivities OF tho evening. The
aim Of the management was TO so con-
duet everything in connection with the
affair rs TO contribute most effectually
10 the comfort and pleasure Of all con-
csrned. md II their Efforts to that end
have failed in any particular, none
would regret the fact as much as they.
ut tho enjoyment seemed general
throughout, aud il IL believed that the
committee has discharged its onerous
duty TO the satisfaction OF all, Among
thu, guests from abroad were representa-.
tiVes from Carliu. Battle Mountain,
Bullion, Lamoille, Star and Fort Hal.
leLk.
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OAIAAEunai.

A vAshsrwoman atFnnilIn. Pa. has
twenty. eight living children.
Aranls FOR . diamond ring. and other
j.wslry takes place at the Gem At z
o'clock this evening.
The Grand PIizo mine vas cold lag,
Saturday for $1,000. Triton 4 Brown
Of Tuscarora we're the purchasers.
Commence looking u for the nov
comet. It will probably DO visibls to
the naked eye some time this week.
California wheat is passing through
here in large qurntitie= 20 st. Paul and
Minneapolis, Miunesota.
Our devil has been invited 70 q May.
day picnic. but says be won't go be.
cause he has no buffalo orsrcoat.
The departures by stage this morning
for Tuscarora were J. A. Plummer and
Joe Delaney.
In commsmoration Of the SiIty-tbird
anniversary Of ODD Fel.o ~ ship in Amer
lea the iags are Iuily waving from
respective strffs in own to day.
Tie Haley Times reports a lumber
famine at Wood River. No dimension
building lumber is.to be had. neither
sashes nor Goors.
Tue circulation Of standard silver
dollars for the week ending April 23d
was Sl32. 500, as against SI57, 49I for
the corresponding period Of 1880.
Not a dwelling house is TO be had at
Haley. Wood River, notwithstanding
as high as $50 n month is offered for
houses Of three or four ROOFS.
Latest reports from Monticello. Mis-.
siSsippi. put tie death list from the
cyclone at fifteen aud the wounded
thirty. Many Of the latter will die.
L no has a crank" association which
holds its meetings in the cellar Of a
Chinese wash house. rs object is to
get tho State University removed from
E!ko to that place.
Alb Gu, the Chinaman who was run
over aud had his legs crushed by the
cars at Osino yesterday, died here about
O o'clock last evening. He Was buried
by his eountrymen to-day.
Only "a warrants were issued in Gin
cinnaii on Monday ou. Of 600 names
taken for violation Of the Smith Sunday
law. The course in regard TO tbs othe,s
is not determined.
A d.ughter OF Brigham Young has
lived for several years In San Frauciscu,
playing at the minor variety theatres
n beer gardens. She is a good Nor
mon, but q poor actress.
A Reno W man missed her husband
Tor three weeks before she raised any
row about it.. and she might not have
said anything theu il his boots had not
betn drawn up in the we'll bucket.
The Senate yesterday struck from the
Chinese bill the most important section,
relating to the exclusion OF skilled labor
srs md miners. They might as well
pass 10 bill, as enc with that provision
stricken out. -
Lieutenant Governor Adams. aud eI
State Senator Dayton. passed through
10y the 'a.tbound train last evening,
The former is bound for Wyoming on a
business errand; the latter for Wood
River where ho is extensively engaged
in tho lumber business.
A great many Ger loads Of young
oysters have been taken west over the
Central Pacific Railroad within the las,
week OF two, to be trnnsplanted in
Pacific Coust bays. They were taken
through in barrels filed with wafer.
-
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Sale of n Nine.

II IL rumorcd that tho Jay Gould nina
Of Bullion, Wood River, has been sold
n Now York City. The consideration
slated ranges from 1850, 900 to 600, 900.
Al this time last year. ore had just been
discovered on the Jay Gould, and in
'iI weeks later, II was sold for $50, 600
cash,
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Hotel Arrivals.

J. Hunningway thicago.
J. O. Yawkry, E,st Snglnaw.
a. y. Matthews. sau Francisco.
J. N. Fuller. Tuscarora.
W. o. Stanley, Fort IInl'cck.
VIM. SGow aud wife. Ruby Valley.
Hugh bowman, Tuscarora.
Peitro Nartells. Bag,owu.
=: Q. Clsndenning. Mound.
w. II. Kennedy. dc
w. o.. Pavey, San Francisco.
lChas. Brown, bitter Creek.
Edward 4. Douglas. Hoppsrriilo.
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On TEE assembling Of the anti.
Chinese Convention In San Francisco,
Dennis K'srnsy and a fsr Others Of the
same kidney. attempted 10 secure seats
as delegates. bu. were promptly "ared
out" The blatant and tItschstous
Dennis will scarcely DO again permitted
TO sell out . political organization. aud
he may as we'll get buck into the siuns
uhsre no belonga. aktH
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HANGED, bul Dot KUued.

An Omaha girl. intent on suicide,
tied one end OF = long rope to her waist
and tho other to The bridge, from which
hh' dropped into tho :irnr. Hcr idea
was TO prevent her body from being lost;
ont the rope served the mors valuable
purpose OF saving her life. as . man
hspIed her up by II.
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Hotel Arrivals.

II. O.. Talbot. Lamoille.
T. II. Lowell, Winncmucca.
Jos. Fry, do
Jacob Conrad, Lamoille.
j. A. Plummor. Marshalltown, Ia
G. 4. Wiley, Willow Crock.
I. W. Wnkerson, Tuscarota.
O. w. Stewart. do
A. Korn, San Francisco,
II. g. Brodsr, Tucson.
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A TorSo MAN named Charles sehspps,
saya tho True Fissure, shot himself ia
the left %ttmrl'. with a ave shooter pis.
,ol. at Pipcr's House about iJor c'closk
Friday morning. No cause ferihs.s &C,
can DO lea u d.
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Advertised letter I.I.,.

The following is a list OF letters 70.
naming In tho Elko onlco. unclaimed,
for the week ending Saturday, April
"a. 1885, n.
Brs,rol CbM Butte Mrs N
Chandler Geo r PeJieu q
Robertson Thos Birklsr II Il
q. W. HUI. T. NJ.
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RoIei Arrivals.

W. A. Shepherd, San Francisco,
cbss. Little. Kentucky.
s. wenban, Cort,z.
@. ". Root. Carson.
@. Schmidt. Sau Francisco.
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Two Young Lndir. rn,uItcd.

1t became known to-day, that a couple
OF young ladies' who promenadad down
The railroad about a la'f milo below
town ate last evening were nccosted as
they returned, by n a in a rough garb
who addressed them in an offensive and
insul ing n anne. After this very dis
agreeable tIpeii nco the girls hurried
homo very much frightened. This en-
counter will probably have the effect Of
discou'nging tho practice on tho part
Of young ladies. OF mcandrring out OF
town without an escort. Prudence l.
certainly the better part OF valor in such
instances-and us pleasanter to have a
young man along. anyhow.
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The YsrtorIns Troubles.

Mr.. b. ID. Morey, Of the Yictorine
Mining Company. over in Lander
County. came up from San Francisco
aud went through to King,ton by the
way Of tie Nevada Central road on Sun.
day. Mr.. Morey informed US tia. the
financial troubles in which tho company
had become involved were solely at
tributAb!e TO negligence on tho part OF
some OF tho officers. ard not from n
lack OF means on the part of the Gem
p'ny to liquidate every claim nc inst
III. IN. A complete settlement il to be
Effected at o.ce, and operations ut TO
mino and mill resumed. Mr.. MoTey
further informed us that our former
to~hsmnu. II. NJ. Cutlin. who for a long
time has held tho position Of surveyor
Tor the company is about to lie pro
NOTED to the position heretofore held by
Mr. Z. &. Morgan. at n salary Of 81 COO
per month. Bob's EIko County fiiends
Will DO glad to hear OF his Al advancement.
with regard to tho Centennial dis
trict mining sale. Mr.. Norey says he
still EFT 'rtains q lively hope Of success,
unless the ownors OF the various prop.
critics shall determine to withdraw from
tho contract.