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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-28
The Eastern E.eur.IonI.,..

The first trhin, consisting Of seven
coaches, bearing i52 I -lbsrs of tho
Raymond excursion paEtsl. Odd here
ut l;3O P. NJ. to-day. remain;ss.-
hour for dinner. The manager in
charge OF this section is /. A. Whiteoml,
with two Assistantsi Walter Case, Con-
ductor. The ercursionists are prinei.
ciPally from Boston aud other parts of
tho New England States. They camo
West by the Southern Pacific, and are
now on their return trip. The party il
composed almost exclusively OF middle
aged people who seemed bent on s~xtrnc.-
ing rs much enjoyment from their tom.
porary surroundings as could convent
emily be drawn without recourse 10
financial e~xiravaganco. The absence
OF the aesthetic, Scrawny, ETHEREAL, sal.
low and suprsmely intellectual which
usually characterizes the New England
tourists fitting through these barren
wastes, was the subject OF remark; even
the feminine portion oil the party furn.
ishing evidence Of sufficient adipose
tissue to impart an air OF comfort and
satisfaction highly suggestive OF nutricI.
Gus baked beans.
A vast multitude OF Elko's citizens,
among whom the various Industries and
professions OF this section-from the
wealthy gentleman Of leisure, up 10 the
enterprising mahnla with the papeose
prodigy, were fully represontsd-wsrs
promptly on hand to receive tho guests
aud steer them past the bar.room door
into tho feeding department. Ths"sx-
curtors," grateful for these courteous
precautions, and a bang.up dinne-.
boarded the train at the tap OF the bell.
and amiHbly smiling upon tho semi
barbarian crowd Of sage. brushers, waved
a hilarious farewell from the reesding
Gers.
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tFrom Thursday. pally.l
salsaaEsndi.


The passengers by stage for the Nortl
this morning. were w. w. Griffith
Thomas Dugan and Sam. S,ork.
Fred RsinhArt is authority for Ii,
statement that the comet can nov b,
seen from the grave yard.
Jaekrabbit District will produce more
bullion than oil the balance Of the
county put together during the hummer
Sneak thieves are resumIpg their dep,
relations. They are early birds and
catch the breakfast milk on the from
porch.
Ben. Yates, two big bull teams mr..
rived hero this evening from South
Fork, loaded with -four from the
Eureka Mills.
One biggest elephant, one suit OF
Guiteau's old clothes, and q baby camel
is a complete outfit for q circus this
season.
The Ogden Pilot says tho black meas.
les is reported to be prevalent in tha,
town. aud hany deaths Of young child.
rem have occurred 'front.' the disease.
Five cars loaded with emigrants, and
two cars OF portable steam engines,
passed west by the frsight aud emigran,
train last evening.
An hours exercise with dumb. bells,
climbs, gloves and on the sawdust path
will prove a panacea to many Of our
enerva,od citizens. twill be a blessing
to u young men.
l.. Gronosky. tho old-time Elkoite. Is
down fsom Tuschrora. taking a benefit
at the Hot Springs. He still has an
occasional tussle with his old enemy,
the rheumatism, but is otherwise saIu-
brious.
The young man who sat on the gate
post last evening, hurnming "Coms
where my love lies drsamng." was fred
by the paternal head Of the mansion.
who is up to snuff. Next time don't be
so spooney.
The Silver State says j.. A. ucBride,
the popular Railroad Agent. and David
Mcbride, his brother, an assistant In
tho Office there. are both laid up with
the measles, and Charley Albee is run
ming tho freight and ticket Office tenn
pornrily.
Tho threatening aspect OF the weather
which has prevailed during the pas, few
days, culminatsd in II succession OF
thunder showers in this vicinity this
evening. The dOmpness has not yet
amounted to much right here, but
copious showers have fallsn.in the a2ri-
cultural regions South, where they Were
nost needed.
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from Tuesday Daily.l
ShlInRxundI.


No passengers cut by stage this morn
ing.
The weather is getting warm, com,
Paradvely speaking.
Four cars loaded with emisrants from
the East passed west this afternoon.
J. c.. Barton was the only passenger
by sage from the North last evening.
Two gun carriages for the Benicia,
Cal, arsenal were loaded for shipment
at OSdsn, yesterday.
The placing of the iron roofing on
the new building Of Messrs. Reckhart 4
FrOelich was completed to-day.
Cap. Warner is having a new and
more extensive porch costuetsd upon
the front of his dwelling.
Dick Brown goes down to Ps. sade
this evening to make additions and !.
pairs to the Baum Hotel u, that place.
The Wood River Times says the bot
ION between HALEY AID the river re-
semJles al army eucampm.nt-so many
ars living in tents.
Warner 4 Co. forwarded to-day by
Jake Hufford's teams 5000 pounds Of
tools aud Indian supplies for the Reser-
vat.on at Duck Valley. A store and
blacksmith's outfit were a part Of the
invoice.
Mrs. Cheuow,th of Winnemucca.
formerly VI 81 Conner Of Fort Halleck.
Vas a passenger by the cas-: bound train
last evening. She was griug on a visit
Of two or three weeks at her brothers
out at tie old place. bIrs. Cheuoweth
vii! probably stop over q day on her
return trip to visit old Elko friends.
At the recent meeting Of tbs Ncyada
Southern Railroad Company at Battle
Mountain, the following Board Of Di-
reciors were chosen: Governor J.. II.
kinkead, General James II. L,dlie, l.
Vanderbilt, II. C. Smith, Il. 5. Dorwin,
j. W. AcwIlIians. Dow Huptsman, W.
w. Bishop and J. II. Stayncr.
Butte lmter-MountaiD: The tramps
who left Butte a few i Us ago evidently
bad a wholesome dread Of the vIgi-
l4hics who had ord"rel them to leave.
SO nuHions were they to III Ike their
Escape TIA It they u dored it unsafe to
walk, and nccprd!nply abbnt twenty Of
ili;m b Hrl,d a box car nt Silver Bow
junction. One OF the tr ain men orlrr-
ed than to leave, bu; when n dozen q
them pulled si~,-shooters and til him
they Tr,frrred 10 ride, lie concluded TO
let them remain on boari.
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Sheriff Fitch TO, day received q dis.
patch from Deputy Arthur Lowe, ut
Prescott, Arizona, stating that the latter
was about to start for this place With
JET. Morse, tho slayer Of Isabel, at
Doeih Station, in this county. and who
mace his escape directly after the fatal
shooting. Sheriff Fitch has been In
communication with tho Arizona Au-
thoritiss. respecting this capture, for
some time past, and through their com.
Liued Efforts, Morse was secured.
Deputy Arthur Lowe left here for Pres.
colt last Sunday, but II was deemed
best to keep tho matter quiet until
Morse vas started OF his return.
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DoINes AT rHE Cauacn.



The evening Of May 23d vas . time
Of unusual excitement at the Church
and Parsonage in Elko. Notice had
been given that q concert would be
given in the Church that evening. So
2 o'clock found the Church Brilliant,
lighted and a crowd Of people assembled
In gayest mood. The concert was open
cd by the choir rendering q few pieces
Of sacred music in fns style. But there
were mysterious whisperipgs and un-
usual glances In the house, and strange
rolling sounds on the street. as though
an earthquake or something else was
coming. So intense grew the excite
ment that music lost its charms aud the
soft strains died away on the air. Mr..
I. n. Stone came to the front and an
nouncsd that tho ladies of the town had
undertaken to supplemement the salary
Of the Pastor of the Church. md then
in their behalf presented to him a
purse OF sci so stating also that n
quantity OF provisions bad been de-
posted in the Parsonage. We suddenly
decamped from the Church, leaving
everything tbut the money!, and found
the house filed with a merry crowd;
tables piled mp with goods; boxes and
sacks mot empiy) scattered here aud
there; cans Of fruit and preserves
in abundance; sacks Of -four piled one
upon another. sugar, coffee. tea, meat.
In short, a good supply of dry goods.
millinery and groceries, in valuo, not
far from $50, making q total Of from
500 10 SIPS. This comes to US very
timely because first, we haze received
nothing from the missionary fund since
January second, we have no assuranceIof
receiving anything for the coming year.
1t is mos; grateful because first, We
are aware Of the pressure ih-EaaApces
here and the scarcity of money, .sd...
second, because one year from that day
we landed in Elko, strangers to every
one. and it is gratifying in so short a
time to have vol the esteem Of 70 many
good people. Friends, one aud all.
accept our heaItfult thanks. 1 also will
strive to be worthy Of your confidence.
j ID RPIpn
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Rumornd Indian TroubIra.

Tho Winnemucca Silver State SAYS
inches. tho Pluto Chief. Is in town. lie
says the Indians have received news cf
troubles among the Dannocks aud Sbo-
hhon's. lie says two parties Of Ian.
nock1 were ont hunting. and had n fight
in the night. installing each other for
entIuirs. Two mon were Kill Il aud
their scalps were ~brough, to Duck Val.
" whoro the Indians held n war dance.
Some white mon who saw tho perform
nncs. and not understanding its mean
ing, reported that tho Reservation In-
dians wero going on tho war. path.
General Rslton wants Nnchcs to 20 TO
Duck Valley and ascertain tho cause Of
Oh, rumored troubles, but NJ no pro
vision wnsmndt Tor paying his expenses,
he can not we'll 90.
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lrrs~ Friday. D.ny.l
nAlanrondl.
Ben. Rsinha,. is in Eureka.

Ben. Reinha,t is in Eureka.
The weather was disasrsssbly windy
and dusty yesterday. III
As2,0Oo scholarship IL to b founded
at Harvard b, the San Francisco Club:
One hundred outis~ed Chicago sSm-
blsrs have arrived in Denver within the
last few days.
Tho libel suit brought by Thompson
against G. c. Povning has been dis
missed.
The rumor that the life OF Tease James
is to DO published as . sundsy-schooi
tract in Missouri lacks confirmation.
An average OF one car Of harvesting
machinery Of the largest Kind goes past
here daily, bound wsst. sa.sssq n ~
An enthusiastic Ogden lady travelling
10 California writes back that that State
resembles an immense flower garden.
This country is the refuge OF all ma.
tons, and the Chinese are the .xeep.
ton that proves the rule.
George Doughsrty. q cowboy, was
sentenced yesterday to. fur ystrs in
the State Prison from. Humboldt n
ty, he being to free with his gun.
During the past week 60 cars Of Cali
fornia wool and 80 car loads oil wheat
have passed. this point going eastward.
The little shower that visited this
vicinity last evening cooled the atmos.
phers and I'LL the dust. f
Hank Knight was ths;only passenger
from the north by stage last evening.
He went west by special which came In
during the forenoon.
Warner & Co. shipped by Thomas
Atwell's and VIM. Hulick's teams to-
day. for Tuscarora, 10000 pounds Of
general merchandise.
A stone and orc crushsr, weighing
$4,000 pounds and capable Of crushing a
ton OF stone per minute. passed through
hero yesterday for the Navy Yard at
Mare Island. "I a
G. w. KsyeE, frsish, conductor on
the G. p, came up from Carlin y.st.r-
day. George has got m attack OF the
rheumatism and is laying off until he
gets better.
Wo were informed to-day of the
death, at Butte City, Montana, OF Mr..
VIM. Shelton, formerly of Glover Valley
In this county. Ma. Shelton was .
sister OF A.. N. Towno of the Central
Pacific.
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A PrmrtIcaI rropo.IHop.

At q recent meeting Of the Anti.
Chinese League in Eureka, the propo-
siiion was adopted TO send to some intel
ligrncs offices, both In San Francisco
aud Ogden, to procure about ten white
servant girls. whose expenses will DO
paid by the League. FIRST it will DO
found w5nt can be done, by communi.
eating with i~utslliYenos Offices, and then
IL suitable arrangements can be made
tho wbiio girls will 10 sent for, places
having been procured for them In adj.
vance. This is with regard to servants
in fnmillsa, and will be tried rs an ex.
pertinent. Afterwards an effort will be
made TO substitute white for Cbiness
labor in laundrios, restaurants, hotels
saloons, and wherever else Chinese are
now employed.
Thia 10 sensible businsss.like move .
and II carried out, will be productive OF
good and speedy recruits.
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SIN They Go,


Yesterday mornings Reno Gazette
says sightssn Cinnamon went East, and
this morning there was another band OF
heather on tho emigrant train, going
~strnishtto Boston. That's just what ne
want. Tho reporter being we'll up In
pigeon English" applied his suction
pump to tho boss Of the gang and learned
that he Intended 10 start a Laundry In
Boston, aud send scouts out into the
surrounding country 10 hunt up dirty
clothes. There wal q woman In the herd,
for whom no paid $40. and he had .
bill Of sale to provo his ownership. II
was written in English. dated May l..
and duplicated in Chinese. This he
showed tho reporter, ~ hc looked At his
ohstlel with a grin Of satisfaction. He
will show this In Boston. too, and they
will swear IL Is all . Chinese lie; but the
gloomy, damn,Yg fact remains that thsrs
IL not \ single ChiuAwoman on this
coast who is no, owned. body and soul,
by some one. Aud further. there 10 not
one oi them who has the %iaintsst idea
Of what yirtuo ~.
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EI.srATE TEsAsuRSR C%nURontLb Of
Arkansas, o Governor, ia placed 10
an nnsnyiabls light by tho report Of tho
committee, which for the pna. four
months has been overhauling ihs books
OF ~" former onlos. They report a
di6cit Of sii5.s2p.
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OS Thursday last the littlo steamer
Daisy made q trip from Sacramento to
Folsom and back in the American River,
being tho Grst steamer ever seen at Fol-
som. Tho distance between tho two
places BY water il &c miles. which was
made down in 2. hours. ~sixty.dvs
invited guests were on board the Daisy.
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Saturdays Daily. 6
AalninEundI.

Harry Harville returned to Tuscarora
by tho stage yesterday morning.
Elko Lodge. No. ls. I. o. o. F.,
meets at their hall thls evening.
Il. F. Whitney and ]. f. Barton left
on tho stage this morning for Tuscarora.
An excursion train from Ogden to
San Francisco will pass here Tuesday
W. r. Ushet is at Ogden. on his way
back, from Butte to his old home in Tus.
csrora, the revival OF that camp being
an irresistible attraction.
Mrs. wm. Mitchell Of Huntington
Valley. who arrived here with her hus-
band. Thursday, departed for CaliiUruil
by the train this morning. 81
Johnny Barrett came up from Winnie
mucca by the train last night, on his
way back to the Upper Level again.
He will remain here until Monday,
unless lie can get his hat chGlked, he
will then light out afOot.
County Commissioner Blossom Of
Lander o"unty, passed west by tho train
this aac-"t"S 81 his return home from
KsitoH. whore no had been with the
Wow Of putting his big freight teams on
the Wood River route. but f~oundnoth-
ing TO justify such a movo.
Receipts from county licenses for the
last quarter are reported far below the
required amount. and the License Col
lsc,or authorizes This publication Of
notice to deiinquents-tbnt they mus,
come promptly to the center in order to
avoid unpleasant complications.
Tho Ogden Pilot snys a circus will
shortly visit that city. Tho state meut
being correct. tho citizens Of Elko and
vicinity will nlso doubtless enjoy the
privilege Of Admiring the elephant and
things. and splitting their sides at tho
s1cIutihtingiy fanny jokes Of ''Mr. Mer-
rimnn.',
The Times Review says c. A. W.T.
Snnl aud wife ure In from Columtin
Charity suys be has been dielius upon
bacon aud beans occasionally varied Lv
n dish OF beans aud bacon for tho past
four or five months. and ho proposes to
remain here long enough to fll up with
oil tho delicacies which our market
affords. Has a healthy looking skeleton.
Ia regular passenger train from the
west last evening was an uuusu ,Iy
heavy one. and arrived here half un hour
iehin limo. Three special cnGs-,he
California" and two Pullman cars
were attached 10 tho traio. carrying Tim
Hopkins and company Of four; J. NJ.
Forbes. eX President Of the Chicago,
burlington K Quincy road, with a party
OF eleven persons. and Captain c. W.
Rogers. President OF the St. Louis 4
San Francisco road. with u party Of four
p,rEons.
Jack auckland. iamiIinrly known MS
Butcher knife" arrived hero from
the North last evening. Jack has been
alternating ut tho Reservation all Min.
ter. and Judging from his ~0ttenuated
form and cadayorous c~ountenauce. the
fat Of that land must have fabricated
other interiors tBau Jacks. lie denies
that LiA tthOrial appearance is tho result
Of starvation. however. atiributing his
annexation to stubbornncss on the part
81 his digestive apparatus in refusing to
extract the necessary nGtrimCnt from
"ind-Iio md buffalo chips. .
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Hotel ArrIynIS.

JIM. Barrett, wipnemuoea.
T.. II. Lowell. do
j. j.. Warren, N0vn Scotia.
IL. +. whitney. Carson City.
ii. =. Swain. San Francisco.
Don. Shinkle, Sacramento.
T'bos. Branl, Bullion.
II. A. Travsn. do
W. II. Usher, do
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THg nrst number Of tho Daily Wood
River Times, published at HALEY was
issued last Saturday, II contains tcte.
graphic dispatches t-k,n OF tho lino At
Dlackfooi aud sopt 10 Haley by stage.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-28

The Betty O'Ncal minc at Lewis,
says the Free Press, continues TO make
regular shipments Of bullion. Monday
Eve bars, valued at SO. 700, we're shipped
to San Francisco, and yesterday four
bars valued at s5,iss SO, wsro sent TO
tho Bay. About S25, 600 worth Of bricks
have bson turued ont since they started
tho mill up n few weeks ego.
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A gentleman o in Los Angeles in.
forms the reporter of the Express that
the evening before he left Tombstone.
which was n few days ago. a purse Of
$4,000 was raised TO pay for Indian
scalps at $40 apiece.
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AdveFused I,oIter IISt,

Tho following IL n list OF letters 70.
manning In tho Elko Office. unclaimed,
for tho week ending Saturday, May
90. 1889: ''vN'' sa '
Cunningham 81 Laird
Mann II J Nnobt,i.b .JoLr
o'a'koi IL Taylor Bert
Q. W. HUI, p. N.
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The Philadelphia Grand Jury has
been asked to net on the bills for new in.
dictiuonis in the cases OF the star route
defendants arrested In that city,
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wnrs tho Nom, DisHo Company OF
c"ndelatia bryan crushing they were
In debt 1913, 900. They now have a cash
balance on hand ovor all liabilities Of
3ei, opO.a "a. o.
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THE 70 TN ster.Gcueral has Como to
Wisconsin, and while in tho West will
arrange for putting on n fast mail train
from Cbicrgo TO this Coast,
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Tux duty on plato glass is 100 per
cont. The glass costs eighteen peros a
square foot, or thirt six cents In
Europe. They charge for IL here more
than 81 n square foot. For what pur.
pose do they charge thnt2 To protect II
single factory nj New Albany, Indiana.
tho only place nj which that glass is
,n,Ia
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A CAnsoS gentleman OF leisure ION.
templates organizing an excursion party
on tho plan OF those concoc,sd in tho
East for abetting tho descent OF
spinstor tourists upon the u~noTending
inhabitants OF tho Pacific Coast.
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hLsIiSDIa II. SrrPnESa says he
Nouid accept the regular Democratic
nVmlna.ion Z Governor but from no
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RtbEY MoonE. recently acquitted al
Jackson. Miss, ofthc murder OF Waters,
was asaassinntcd Sunday near tbs spot
where Waters died.
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Ir is reported from Salt Lake that
Judge Goodwin is about 10 rc.ign his
position on the Tribune to develop n
rich mine he owns in Oregon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-28

A letter from Cougro ssuan Cassidy
shys that tho story that Senator Fair
aud he arc not ia harmony is q weak
invention Of his rivals.
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Bnisrob now has a bank in full opcr.
alton with Monroe Salisbury rs Presi-
dent. J.. Gilucr vioo President, aud A.
]. Blair. Cathier.
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TAG mail rou;e between Eureka ana
Typo. Mor,y, Hot Creek and viciniiiss
will be discontinued on July /.
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PETER WIsr, who was imprisoned in
HUMBOLDT County for contempt Of cont
in refusing 10 pay nlimony to bis di-
vorccd wife, was taken tp Carson on n
wut Of baScns corpus for preseutment
before tho Supreme Court. That tri-
bunnl discharged West from custody on
the ground that rs defendant had moth.
ing with which 10 pay said alimony. ho
could not jnst'y be punished therefore.
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IIotet Arrivals.

+. J. F%roidlander, San Francisco.
ii. J. Keith, Lamoille.
A. 3. Miller, Huntington.
G. s, Root. 4 mother, Custer City.
W. II. Grimlh, Tuscsrora.
A. N. werum, Santa Cruz.
RI Fulton, Reno.
Edgar Poilari, Turcarora.
II. simpson, South Fork.
N. A. wA1ErSs OF Denver. nov In 81.
Louis, searching Tor his missing daugb.
ter, Offers $500 reward for her, dead u
alive, aud nj questions asked.
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TnE Christian Advocate. mentioning
the casr Of m Itish girl who said she
joined tho Methodist Church on "suspi-
cion fer six months. says: 1--WE don't
know about thu propriety OF taking
people into tho church on suspicion.
bnt We thiuk n considerable number
might H. lot out on that ground"
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Ir IL said tina: n syndicate is formed
by Jay Gould, Blaine. aud Others TO
build n new road from Baltimore to
Cincinnati TO cost SIS, 0O0, 900.
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The Cherry Creek News ys The
Hamilton stig,, which left here last
week, mut with a mishap on the other
side Of Thirty mile Springs" A
Cherry Creek lady pass-uger and
Eugene Norris, tho driver. were on
board. TIL" team ran away and took to
the woods, with the forepart Of the buck
board rigging attached. while the bal
ance Of the blackboard made a somer.
sHUlt backwards, burying the passenger
II driver underneath. FoItunat .ly no
N was hurt. Eugene went back to
the Springs for help, aud one Of the gal
liant bachelors there mounted a fiery
stccd, gl'loped or to the scene of the
accident. aud brought the lady in n
Ia cavalier.
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j. c Mu ply. San Frtncisco.
j. Murphy. do
j. G. Barton, Tuscarsra.
Gale H.nk, lIalleck.
S. D.. Creswell, Carliu.
=. ii. Lsvcll, Winnemucca.
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AT the performance q the Mascot"
at Tony Pastors, in New York, City. n
few dtys ng', Maggie Duggan, the
Fiamettn, during the dance in the last
net, kicked her slipper into the gallery
aud made a hero of the god who
caught it. The swift return OF the
slipper camo near scalping a fiddler.
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bullion Received.

The stage from the North last even
ing brought to the cfice Of Wells, Fargo
& Co. from Whitney, V,asy X Co. ut
~Cornucopin. for shipment to Carson
City, one s"ck Of crude bullion. weigh
ing 81 pounds and valued at $3.50.