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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03
a HOLD ATTACK.

Now that Boss Robeson. the creator
Of Speaker and Chief
Of the Republican House Of Represent
RtiVes. has been rendered harmless by
overwhelming defeat at the polls,
tho Carson appeal steps ralian,ly
to the fore aud steps upon its fallen
leader as follows:
The Republican party has a sound
basis for srIf-congTatulation in tho do
feat Of George II. Robeson, ex-S-crs.
tnry OF the Navy. A more conscience
lees aud braz@n corrupt.ouist never re-
ceived honors a: its hands. He sacri-
feed the American navy to his jobberies
aud rnbbeTies aud, without .iths y p.ide
OF patriotism o.. the sef-respect of an
honest mgD, transformed our fleets of
Wa- into rotten wasbtubs, which the
most Insignificant naval power in the
world could have seut TO The bottom Of
the sea-"
During ell the years that Mr.. Robe
son was encrget!callS engaged in plum
dering the public, tbs APpedl had no
word Of rcproof foi tho notorious job.
bsr, but now that his power is broken
AID his political corpse trampIed be-
meath the feet OF his indignant, con-
stitnsncy, the .APPsdi, with tho natural
instinct Of the jackal, sucaks III after
the death and makes meal of the
mang!ed remains.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03
NEVADA.
One sagebruShsr who Appreciates
the Bnttie-Born SInte.


The editor Of the Austin Democrat
laudS the land he lives in with envi-
able enthusiasm. Listen 10 the carol:
Few of us who live far away in ap.
parenly una'trective Nevada realize
the blessings We enjoy. While the
South is scourgsd with fever, the
Nor'h with deptheria and malaria,
the Eis. with cyclones and thuud- r
aud lightning, aud the West With
en''hq"aSss rni smallpox, we of Ne
vada eujoy immunity from disease, and
are bles Srd with n climate inferior to
none, and not excelled even by Cali
fornia. Nevada has for more than 90
Yeas been the poor mans friend. 10
ali parts of the civilized wnrla may be
found men who once toiled in our
mines aud arc now living in luxury
aud enjoying fortunes made in Ne
vada. Where is there another place
where the smiling trndesmsu dealS out
the succulept bacon and the invtgor-
a'inS bean 10 the struggling prosp-ctor
aud waits for years for him to strike
it b'fora presenting his biilP Is
there another county on earth where
there are no social distinctions be-
tween the wealthy banker and the poor
hborer? Where i there a place that
when the " hat " is passed around for
needy comrade, it comes back fuller
than It does in Nevadaf TO appreciate
tho many advantages that We have over
other countries, it is but nee, ssury for
US to so abroad for IA short time. and
We will return with blessings on our
lips for the good old State in which we
live.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03
TIE NEXT HOUSE OF REPRE-
BENrATIvEs.

In the present Congress the Republi-
cans have twenty-ons States, namely;
California, Color ado, Connecticut, Ill
inois. Indiana, Iowa. Kansas, Maine,
Msssachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota,
Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey,
New York. Ohio. Oregon. Pennsylyania.
Rhode Island, Vermont aud Wisconsin
The Democrats have sixteen States,
namely: Alabama. Arkausas, Delaware.
Georgia, Kentucky, Lomsiana, Mary
land. Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Ten
nessce. Texas, Virginia aud West Yir.
ginia. Florida is divided.
In the Forty-EIghih Congress the
Democrats will have twenty thee
St'tes. They have gained California,
Connecticut. Florida. indiana. MicLi-
gan. New ioik. Ohio and Wisconsin.
Nirg'r!t is equally divided. Take Vir-
ginia from the States r~v belonging
TO the Democrats, and the result is
tw-n'y three. as above stated.
Ths Democratic gains buvs all been
n the Aor'b, where the revolt against
The bosses and machine pohlics WAS
most marked. Aiter AN expenditure Of
n large sum # monsy, GacArd by the
powe: aud tn" Patronage OF th- Admin
istrs.ion, the Republicans gained six
aud .ost six members ia the south.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03
Good Orc.

William Hoar, Of Tuscarora, who has
been here several days awaiting rcturns
from lot OF ore shipped by him to
Salt Lake for reduction. was made
happy yesterday by their reception.
The ore worked fully up TO his sIpacta-
tions. yielding nearly 5000 10 the ton,
notwithstanding the heavy cost OF
transportation, the ore paid we'll. and
william SAWS lie can eNtruct Grou the
mine plenty more OF the same. Tie
ore is from the Gray EnglO mioe. ~
Columbia.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03
THAT LABOR CoSGRrsS.

The LrbOr Cougr'ss which assembled
at Cleveland, Oaio, On Friday
last yai'ied platform o.!
priccipl-s substantially the same as
tht OF last year, minus the
tara p!auk. aud with tle addition Of a
paragraph calling for Tho passage Of
enploy rrS' liability laws. The pint
form insists on the passage of Federal
and STATE laws Tor Ihs Incorporation Of
labor organizations; fa'ors compulsory
education 0! children; calls for laws
forbiddins tho employment Of child en-
under fourteen years Jf ugs; demands
uniform apprentice Laws; calls for the
enforcement OF the National eiGht-hour
law; denoGucss convict labor; asks that
the order or "truck" s!Stem of pay.
meht be prohibited by law; fuyois
making wages fl st lien upon piopestyi
demands the repeal Of the so-calIed
c onspifacy laws; asLs for . Nanoual
bUroau of labor stAtis,ics; calls for the
prevention OF the importation Of foi-
eigu laboEers under contract. and
recC mmsnds that the trades orgnniza-
tIous secure proper representation
i'll all law-waking bodies.
"Mi"us the ta,Iff p'svk." says the
dispG.ch. Why was tho endorsement
Of the "rro,ec;ivo" system eliminated?
Can II be thht The l1boIers OF the East
have, at last, discovered tho facts ie.
spect'ng that g,ossly unjust systcmf
That "plotec,ion, rs furnished d bv the
National Legislature for many Yeas
past, has been merely TO the few Who
needed it not, and pos live Oppression"
I" the g,sat masses, has been lain to
unbiased minds. bat the sophist,ies Of
greedy monopolists and their Subsidized
press have, up to this time, pIoyen
more potsot thau reason.
The Withdrawal of that dngmatic
plank i'om tho platform Of the labor
t'gSp zHion OF the East would seem TO
Indicate that they had resolved to con-
suit their own Interests by refusing TO
ndhere to policy which, wIilo it fills
tue cofieIs Of the rich mouopolisIs, to
an equal eutent imporcrisbos all o,her
CLASSES.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03
AuHIIn IinIIinii

The regular ten bar shipment Of bull
lion from Manhattan mill yesterday.
ran lI,tls higher in iineness averaging
abou; 81, ,lGj per bar. Not so bad for
silver bullion bricks without any goli
in them.
Superintendent p. 7. Morgan, OF the
Niciorinc Mining Company. came in
from Kingston last evening, and re-
turned to-day. He has shut down the
mill until further advices, aud is ship
ping the remainder of tho conceuiru.
tious to Salt Lake .-ReraNs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

An eSchinge says: 70 rcscrss mans
vest while his coat is on ard bis hands
arc tied behind him. which il faqpr-
ite test with spiriiuh mediums. tho
coat hud vest are pulled Backwards aud
down over the arms as far as they eau
be got. Tue coat is then go; out of the
way. The nelt step is TO reverse the
vest Ivy pulling cuch Of its lower cor
ners through the armhole II the oppo-
site side Of the g"rmeut. II is thea
wrong side out. This having been dvne
1t Ia an easy matter to return the two
garments 10 their original position.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

EACpEs informes the winuemucca ST.
yer State that Le2gins's band Of Piutcs.
consisting Of hb jut 40 persons. mado
their escape from the Yakima Tcscrva.
iion. north OF the Columbia river, aud
arc now, or wcre a week ago. in Iiarney
valley. This band, though poAcsabls
Al tho timo of tho Bnnock war. four
years ago. were treated exactly like the
Indians who were on the war path. and
oIilei to Yakima. The Interior Depart
intnt promised Naches, whtn he visited
Washington, TO send thom back, but
this promise was not kept. General
Mcdowell. whou retiring from tho com
mand Of tho Department Of tho Pacific
recommended that these Indians DO
sent back from Snkima, but there was
no noucy for Indian agents In the
trnnFaetion, aud no attention was paid
tO tho recommendation. Last Summer
over a hundred Pipios escaped from
Yakima aud crossed the Columbia, In,
we're oyertRktn by Indian policemen
from tho reservation and taken back
This time, II appears, Lsggins's party
was more successful aud managed To
get back TO Ha,ncy valley.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03
NUMBER as.
EILo nnd rn.cnrarn nnn,,-

Tho Tmee-Reriec has the following
The line between the Elko and Tn,sn-
rora road districts passes rear Fmla
Rock, few miles north OF tie oil VII
low Greek station. The E.Eo dis,ric,
has the greatest number ot.nilea. but
the road belonging TO this. district is
the most drGieolt and eSpsfsslse to keen
'n repair. IL should be fhalim Of ali
the business men at ,i,hor n Of ID,
rouse to kVSr to-, ,o,u,4 M .sst,6u ..rn
the County scat ia constant repair mud
travelling condition. II some rs.p.cf.
The route TO Cnrlin nigh; be preferable
bat labor can conquer ali things. a.a
the advantages OF direct Commute.
ton with the County seat should DE- tho
'nducement to expend that labor. b.
one route can we'll be kept open nt emo
expense of the County. II but on,
Is Kept open. that one will lISely TO ps
adopted by the mail coaches If the
C"r.in route Is selected, MS the STAGES
now rnn. two days would be r.ou,r-,
lor letters to reach Elko. and utss..,,-
gees would have To take some u,i,I,r.I,t
i.rigbt tram or remain for twrrt, -fI,nr
hours IN Cahiu. The re.uia, n,.s-n-
ger Train going east woulI pass Csr,tp
O"IoIe the ar'ivhl of the Iusc,r,r,
Stage IN niue cases out of ton. and W.,
cannot afford such u DELAY Ie, "a
s'icS to our County seat simply h.
cAus" II Is our County -64t, and brcause
business considerations renuire il
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

A SPECIAL census bulletin shows that
in the United States thore are ,@23, ,iJl
persons Of 10 yeas Of age and upward
who are unable to read. and G,239, ,95s
Who ore unable To write. OF the nam
Der Of persons returned as unable TO
write. S.Olg.USO are white: native
Nbitcr who are unable to write, 225.-
$50; colorcd persons 10 years OF age
and upward who Hre uuabl. TO write.
3,290,S7S. or seventy per cont Of the
population.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03
Legl.Iattve En,rIn,c.

For the Information oi the numerous
aspirants for clerical and other suS6r-
din"te positions in the c,mius session
Of the Legislature, ihc Carson yrfars
gives tho following: The emylgv,s gt
the next Nevada Senate corsi.t %. u
Secretary, Assistant Secr.tary Ser
geant-at-Arms, Assist~nt SeIg=aut-.t.
Arms. Minute Clerk, journal Clerk.
two Committee Clerks, Porter Messen-
ger and two Pages. The Assembly will
have Chief Clerk, Assistant Clerk,
SerGsant-ni-Aims. Minute Clerk, jour
mai Clerk, three Committee Clerks,
Porter, Messenger and two Pages. Tho
only GIGsrsuce between tho two ac.s Of
officers Is that the Assembly has one
more COMMITTEE CLERK than IS allowed
the Souate. The salaries are AS fol-
lows: Secretaries, SO per day; Assistant
Secretaries, SS per day; Sergoart-a,.
Arns. ; per day; Assistant Srarrs..nt
at Arms. -; Minute Clerks, $T;JollnI
Clerks, 81; Committee Clerks s.:
Porters, 81; Messengers, So; Pages; -.
Chaplaius, $3.50.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

Peto Lowell. OF the ". U. T. Co. ,
returned from Bald Mountain = few
days ago, says tho Er"oka Lsdd,r, aud
Epsaks very spcouragingly Of tho rich
gold strikes recently made ihorc. PETE
made new location, and one specimen
about the size Of walnut, taken from
the ground, must have bad nearly n
halt.doll'r's worth Of goli in it. Pete's
ledge is not large. but very promiE-
ing ono. At present there is but one
man at the camp.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

Ter funeral OF Thurlow Weed took
place in New York yesterday morning.
Private service 3 were held At bis late
residence, Rev. Drs. Hall, Paxton and
Keinsfsll ofliciating. At the c, Inclusion
Of tho services tho funeral cortGge form.
ed and proceeded to til" church. which
was filled with a congregation composed
OF many prominent citizens AMI we'll
known persons from tho interior OF tie
State. Miss Harriet Weed was TO great
ly agitated TO leave the house. The
funeral party will leave for Albany this
evening.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

Two men from Salt Lako were s.z,v
hours In field Of leo, six miles irora
shore on Great Salt Lake las, wsaE.
The question OF ios on tha lake haa
6eSn disputed 10y many, but Mr.. IIar-
die, prominent member Of the Salt
Lake Yacht Club, and Others. s,y iha.
this ice is from water flowing iuto the
lake, which being lighter than suit
water. floats on the surface aud forms
ice the sltnr as elsewhere,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

JoussoS SiDEs, an ili.---as0us saplinr
OF the Pluto sock, states anihortta.
lively 20 tho chicf.cpeinscr Of tho Reno
GdseHt that the reported fight between
tho Wushoos and Piuies WAS w,huut
Foundation in fact. lie said his Tube
held n council u short time ago with n
view Of soliciting chief TO nsoeud TO
tho throne made yasant By tue death
Of Old winnemucca. but the foliowc,s
Of the old mau weto 60 much distressed
over thor loss that the conference ad.
jouroed Without accomplishing any
thug. Johnson thinks too Piutes
entertain very friendly feelings toward
the WnshoeH, and bEvc no reason 70
declare war against friendly tribe.
Tho WnShoes, ho said. are mnnifcHiipg
better spirit toward the Piulss than
ever before, and bc nppreht ndsd no
trouble. IIc says II hsh, occurred nt
Mud Lake Friday II must have been
between unprincipled drunken msn
from the two tribes. and that IL would
not interrupt tho friendly relations
now existing between tho heads Of tn,
tribes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

The Secretary Of the Treasury has
directed Assistant TrsAsure= Acton, OF
New York. 10 acespt unmaturcd bonds
in all calls. including tho Il9th, with
out rebate OF interest. at the rate OF
tIo, 100000 per wssk, on any days Of
tho week. payable n. the Office Of the
Assistant Treasurer. 1hs cause for this
order ia the recent pan;cal condition Of
the money market.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

1oAuo Sidiesmda: In the Salmon
River county the sensation Of the
year has been the magnificent strike in
the Charles Dickens, on Yankee Fork,
which is ropottsd as being In a wiuzo
7O0 feet from tho month Of the tunuel
The ore body is said TO bo twenIy-one
inchos wide. sssnyiDg from 5000 to
$4,000 ounces, carrying both silver and
gold. with bits Of almost pure metal,
ono third gold and two.thirds silver.
one OF which weighed twenty-five
ounces.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03
The Next NcNnda LcgisInIurc.

The Legislature which will assemble
at Carson next January will be made
Up as follows: Seuatc-l2 Democrats,
S Republicans; Democratic majority, 4 .
Assembly-ll Democrats. go RepubiI-
cans; Republican nsjoiiy. Is: E=pub
i.can majority on joint ballot Is.
The holdoyer Senators are desig-
mated by a
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03
GRANT ON PORTER.

After all these years, daring which
General Porter has been held as dis
groced Icy charges affecting both his
loyalty TO the Government aud his rep
utation as gentleman aud n soldier,
tho Commander-in. Chief OF tho Army,
U. 5. Grant, has at length made an
exhaustive examination into all the
facts OF Portcr's case, and having fully
convinced himself of the lat,srs's in
nocenco OF all charged against him.
thus publicly does Justice to brave but
unfortunate officer:
''lf solemn and sincere expression
OF my thorough understanding Of aud
belief In the entire innocence Of Gen
sral Porter will tend to draw tho public
mind 10 the same conviction, l shall
feel abundantly rewarded for ny efforts.
It will always be pleasure to me. AZ
well as duty. TO bo the instrument,
even 10 tho smallest degree. OF setting
right any man who has been grossly
wrorg.d, especially II he has risked
life and reputation in defense OF his
county. feel, Hs stated on previous
occasion, n double interest in this par.
iicular case, because directly after the
war, AZ General Of the Army. when i
might bavo been insttumsDtsl in hav-
ing justice done to General Porter. and
later, ~ President Of the United States.
when certainly could have done 30.
lnbored under the 6rm conviction that
he was guilty"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

News has been received from Wash
iugion that Fo lger hos offered and the
President has accepted his resignation
as Secretary OF the Treasury. to take
effect the 10th Of December. 1t is un-
dsrstood tba, folgcr, after his rssigns-
ton, will take up his residence in New
York City as counsel Of the New York
Mutual Life Insurancs Company. AIT
sp.culations us to his probable success
sor in the Treasury Department would
DO pFomsture. Probably Richard
Crowley will Go appointed in Folgers
place.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

An engineer Of the Rhenish railway,
which has had the longest experience
i'll steel rails. has made n calculation
according to which the average duration
of such IA Is, when twenty four trains
pass over daily, il thirty years, while
that of the iron rails, with a traffic OF
seventeen trains, is eleven years.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

A SAN FGAScrsco dispatch says that
United States Commissioner Obeirne
hts been suspended from dGty on the
charge Of misconduct in connection
with a case Of smuggled opium. which
has recently been prominent in the
United States Cour..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

soSoMA County, California. where
the cultivation of the potato has been
the leading industry Tor y-ars, reports
only t~o-tuuds Of crop this year. and
only two.thirds of the crop crown w.ll
be fit to market.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

In the United States Circuit Court at
Carson, in the case OF Curry vs.. the
Gould & Curry Mining Company,
Judge Sawyer gave his decision. in
which Judge Sabin concurted, that the
owner Of "A mine is not responsible for
injuries received by miner working
underground through the carelessncss
OF an engineer on the surface. hoistiug
and lowering men aud material by ma.
chincry. while performing their TO
sroc,ive work. The responsibility for
BARN Of this kind does not extend iurth.
or than to the oo.wotkers underground,
who, tho law prssutnes, will take proper
prudential steps to protect themselves
against tho negligence, un,ruslwortLi.
moss ard lack Of skill in their compan.
ions in labor.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

SEcREEAgy LIScoLN suys he has nei-
thcr approved nor disapproved the
opinion OF Judge Advocate Gensral
Swnine in regard to the liability of
officers TO con:t-nartiel for persist, Mt
non-paymont of their debts. There
Was no case before him which required
u decision Of the question.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

A st. Petersburg dispatch OF Satur-
day snys: The recent visit here of the
Emperor and Empress was attended
with extraordinary precautions. Police
were posted evecy six yards. dvornicks
were masscd at tho corners Of each
street, and soldiers we're drawn up out
side tho barracks.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

OS Thursday afternoon two Italians
at Virginia City had lively footing
match, one being armed with an IRON
bar aud the other with club. The
one with the bar finally got in stram-
"zoun cut. which decided the battle.
The fighters were rivals in tho scavan-
ger business.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

TnE 262d anniversary Of the landing
OF the Mayaowe at Prov.ncetown.
Mass. and the signing, in her cabin,
Of the compact OF government by the
Pilgrims. was celebrated ia that city
on the 10Th inst.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

Mrs. ScorhLE, who was recently
Hdjudged insane by n Chicago jury, and
who aed to Canada to avoid the sxccu.
ton OF the sentence of confinement in
AN asylum. has been granted a new
trial.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

Mas. EDwABDs ASo DAU0HrEa havo
jus. received large invoice Of goods,
comprising all the novelties OF tho sea-
son, in embroidered slippers on eau
vas for gentlemen aud ladies', hand.
some wristlets for gentlemen. aud a
great variety OF appliqo pattern aam-
pies, Germantown. .yArn. zephyr. and
honillc, ssxony aud WOODEN goods for
ladies' and ohillrcn's wear. slawIs.
infants and childron's hoods and
saqnes. stamped dsyliss. splasbors,
towol.. shams. o! .uo Ia..ss designs. all
Of shioh will be sold at San Fraucisco
retail prices, ee,si,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

THE Interior Department has been
informed that the Navajo Indians, with
their herds AID other properly. have
AL returned to their reservation. ami
that there is no further nosd OF troops
in that vicinity.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

Ar indianapolis on the morning of
the Goth instant fatal fre occurred in
a boardInG-hou.e, aui the rear portion
OF the building was destroyed. Two
servant Girls, named Katie DAILY and
Ella keennan, were burned to death.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

TIE second trial Of Il. Porter Lee,
indicted for embezzling moneys to the
extent of nearly S!UO,UUO belonging to
the First National Bank OF Buffalo.
while acting as President, was begun
at Syracuse Saturday. Guvernor-elect
Cleveland 10 one Of the counsel for the
Il, fcuse
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

NoRE vessels wcro cleared with four
and grain from California daring the
year ending June 3Oth, 1889. than for
any previous year. Tho whole number
thus cleared was $50. All bnt twelve
of these vessels went to Europe. There
we're lio undsr tho American Hag, 3i5
under the British flag. and the remain
der under various foreign flags.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

A COAL miner at Bellevue, Peunsyl.
vhnia, attempted to thaw ont somo
dynamite overs stove, on Saturday,
and when IL thawed his house was
wrecked, his wife und children horribly
mnngled. and the youngest, ngcd five,
killed. His wife will die. The miner.
Forsyth, attempted to commit suicide,
but failed
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

JIuEs a. RonTSs, who carries the
mail betwC0n .he PJstotlirS and the
railroad. says the S,icrr S-IIs, Ii one Of
the lucEy ones. lIo has fal,.u heir to
oue.tbird Of $4,000, lrft by r.eh
aunt at Roadin., Penusylyauia.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

TuE trial OF Arabi Pashn is again
postponed. A very uneasy foeliug is
beginning TO prevail. Tho Ministry
has consented to allow Broadley to de-
fsnd Mahmouud Baroudi.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-12-03

LiEGE factory has been started in
Ssu Francisco for the Inauufrctute Of
bogus butter. The stuff il mais from
all sorts Of vile, greay compounds,
and is filthy aud poisonous abJ nina.
lion.