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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16
A Good DnrcnIn.

Several days since G. o. Apploborg OF
the Mint. says the Carson Appeal. pur-
chased lot adjoining his place OF reIi
dencs in the northern part OF the city.
upon which stood an OLD barn, paying
for the same . nominal price. In re-
moving tho manure from the stable, q
package containing half q dozen new
orosscut saws was found to bo conceal.
cd there. The saws are worth nearly a.
much as ho paid for tho lot.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16
The Freaks or wild uir,..

tbs Enterprise says: As soon as the
gamo law took effect thousands Of wild
ducks csue and settled down on the
wAsho" Lntc. Until after April the
few ducks TO be seon keep out in the
center Of tho lake; but now large flocks
Of them como ashore and stand there
and make remarks about tho passengers
us tho trims go by.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16
The PorL Embargo RAISED.

Chicago and Cincinnati are happy.
They will be spurred up 10 celebrate.
As tho embargo against the importation n
OF American pork into France has been
raised. our slippers OF that important
product haVo another market opened up
to iboir operations. They must. how
over. be careful to exert strict superyi-
sior. over their shipments. ns French ex-
ports arc to keep q sharp lookout for any
signs OF disease. and to send any bad
pork would be to invite reimposition
OF tho restriction.
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su.pends Publie.,,...

Saturdays issue Of the Gold Hill
News contained the following At the
head OF its editorial column: lowing
to the great depression in business In
terosts Of this town. the Itagnasien %
mining industries in this district and
unsa'orahlo prospects for the near
future. the News Publishing CompAny.
has decided to suspO=d further publioA-
tion of the Gold Hill Daily News unis.
July next
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

TnE Chicsgo Journals Washington
special says: The Dsmocr ,ts will favor
q Chincre bill with sixteen yOnrs limit.
in tho hope that u Il passes I, may
force another veto. As some Ropubli.
cans will refuse to vote for tho ten
ycnr' bill, tho Dsmocrsts' scheme may
succeed. Members arc not al all anIiou.
for the bill TO come up again this sss.
sion and will oppose taking Il ont OF its
regular order. and action may bs do.
layed for = long time.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16
The Good Father.
WAL s,r..t r,ii, N.u.,

IwAll Street rally Nevs.l
Father" began the innocsnt child,
as he leaned on his fathers knee, '.you
are an awful good man
Yes. I hope SO. my son."
"You wouldn't cheat any body out OF
q cent. would you?" .aaE.fl-r a-.f
"of course I wouldn't; Why do you
ask ?"
Suppose. father. that you had sIo,.
600 in Wabash preferred, which had
cost you $780," 49,. .-.
"Yss." ..r-.-.. .......
"And they went down to $55 ."
"Yes." .....r. e
And suppose an old friend from FL.
mira camo here to buy stocks and could
be talked into believing that Wabash
preferred, would touch S75 before Sep.
tember. Would you unload on him at
$50 and rake in his cash p"ass
"No-ahem-thst is-ses here, Syl.
vnnus: The NEXT time / have o dear
old friend call to sec me and you listen
at the library door to catch our CONVEX
sation. you'll get . dividend on curiosity
that will last You q life timsl Tell your
mother to put you to bed an hour ahead
Of time for the next week 3" s........
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16
Some More s,EnInoanee,

In nearly every Stale in the Union
large bodies Of woTkingmen arc clamor.
ing for higher wages and complaining
that they find it impossible to live. The
factory girls at Lawrence have besn
forced to work recently at wages rsduc-
cd from 30 to Gs cents per day. The
want Of moro cheap labor in the coun.
try 10 SO clear that President Arthur mp
prsciatOS IL. He says wo need moro
laborsrs. Tho Chinese must not be
resirainsd from immigratiug to America.
Our industries are crying for them.
This is significant. Mr.. Arthur's veto
is one Of an outrageous sgglomsration
Of jobs and svindlss tho Republicans
are endoavoring to perpotuate lor the
benefit Of tho manufacturers. Was
thsro ever more palpabls exhibition Of
party insanity.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

Tux Epglish have, until recently, felt
supreme security by reason OF their sep.
sration from her enemies by tho British
Channel. There is grsnt torpida,ion
among our cou'inI. however. since the
great tunnel under tho Channel has
taken the shape Of q feasible business
enterprise. They arc afraid that the
willy French will slip through tho hole
souo night aud scatter over Britain from
It's mouth as did tho Greeks over Troy
from tho bowels Of tho wooden horse.
Ono Barnnby has aggravated their fears
still more recently by flying across the
Channel Ia balloon over TO Calais.
They will nov bo on tho qu, rivS for au
invasion by tho French through the air.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16
New They voted.

The San Francisco Chronicle said
just before the Presidents action upon
the Chinese bill was known, that "ths
Democrats would rejoice at Veto" In
connection with that slandsrous aIser.
lion. II is interesting TO notice tho vote
in tho Senate upon the question Of sus-
tanning that veto. Ont Of tho twenty.
nine who voted to pass the bill over the
veto. only ak we're Republicans, and OF
the tWeniy-ono who voted to sustain the
veto, not one was a Democrat. Taking
into the calculation those Who we're
paired. the vote would stand: For
the bill-thirty Democrats and six Re-
publicans; ags:cst il-twenty. eight Re-
publicans and one solitary Democrat.
1.-THE Democrats were as tho Chron-
icle claims, glad Of the veto. they Ger.
tainly adopted . very singular method
of expressing their Joy and approval.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

FOLLOWING are tbs rates Of taxation
for tho current year hIed by the Com
missioncrs on each 500 valuation in
the several counties heard from: Hum
boldt. 80 90; Lander, % 90; Storey
virsiui, City, 81 90; Gold Hill.si ~
Nye. - 25; washce---uutsids OF Reno.
90 %: in Reno; 80 u.s.. L. III Ill -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16
To County A.aa,.or..

A. J. Hatch. Surveyor General and
State Land Register. calls the attention
Of County Assessors and Surveyors to
the importance Of obtaining definite in
formation concerning the area and pro-
gress OF development Of all saline and
others deposits. Of eomm.ciAl value
within their respective counties. These
disPosits, generally found in arid and
desert portions il tho State. arc attract.
ing tho attention Of capitalists and
manufacturers,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

NINE out Of every ten OF tno Boston.
ians who have dnLblcd in stocks within
iw1 years would DO happier to-day II
they had invested teeir spare funds in
real estate.
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

OSS Of the strongest labor movements
ever inangurstod is now ngilating the
Eastern States. Somo Of It's objects are
stated to be tho passage OF laws for the
iegSlizntion and incorporation Of tho
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ArToLsEr. .GESEnLL MuRrHI has given
bis opinion 10 Controller Halleck that
ho has no authority under tho Law or
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TINS only election hold In California
since the veto Of th. Chinese bill was
at Santa Rosa, Cslifornis. and ib.
Democrats elected their ticket By .
msiority OF four to one. Republicans
keeping away from III. polls or voting
The Democratic ticket
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16

TIE Atlanta Constitution says that
there are probabably 5000 women In
that city who oarn their living, In part
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perhaps. only 500 ten years ego. Ills
90 sll over the South, to somo degree.
All classes are seeking to adapt them.
selves to the nov order OF things. and
the results are pleasantly manifest.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-16
Declares mis- Independence.

United States Senator Mitchell, In q
lsttor from Philadelphia to tho Prssi.
dent virtually declared his independence
from the Cameron administration, and
takes tho leadership Of the reform Re
publican movement. r.|
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LITERARY REVOLUTION and
UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE,


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TX COLUMBIA. South Carolina. the
Democrats elected their ticket by a ma.
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TnE Reno Journal ssys John II. Den.
mis- will contest With Mr.. Cassidy for
the Democratic nomination for Congress.
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Tnr Pos,ofico Department has ro.
'cindod tho order for a dsily mail ser.
Woo between Reno and Fort BiJwell.
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MousTAiS shOep men say the past
Winter has b'On better for sheep than
the Summer season.
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e. n. MoTt, Js,. diod a, Sacramento.
Tuesday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-19
bought them. out of the money he

bought them. out of the money he
b ad for his dinner. ~
The Stock Exchange during bust
ness hours is a bedlam; brokers
and touters shouting with full
living power, their offers and de-
mands. The exchange committee
has just put up a notice that hence
forth "Gseless cries must be
avoided. This applies, perhaps, to
the groans of the dying by the late
smash.
A gentleman describing himself
as the liking of the Stars" was not
allowed to see NJ. GreVy with plan
for making good all losses on
change, paying off the national debt,
getting back Alsace and a few other
etceteras. A kind soul signing him
self "an escaped from the financial
Krach," sends 100 francs to all the
charities of Paris. 1t is bad wind
that blows nobody good.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-19

They telegraph all the way from
Moscow that San Atrocious crime
was committed on the siege of the
I'm perial theatre" the other evening.
They must average pretty good
shows at Moscow to kick up such q
FUSE. In this country we've got go
used to that sort of thing. that We
merely slide out at the end of the
first act and think no more
about il.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-19

The London Times says that
"whenever an eighth son is born
into a Belgian family it is the custom
for the king to stand godfather. !"
Whenever an eighth son is born into
an American family it is customary
for the father and a few of the older
boys to get full. America is pro.
oraeaivA.
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BALTIMORE OYSTERS

For Utah another Season. enables me
from this date to furnish them in
the Can or Case at the Lowest
Possible Price. The Circle
Brand Oysters are without
doubt the Best Oysters
shipped to this market.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-19

IN THE
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-10
Eayptinn Complication.

Bombay, August 0 Five transports
with troops sailed for Egypt yesterday,
and seven more start to-day. General
Sir Herbert Mcpherson and staff start
to-day.
London, August 9.-The Royal
Irish dragon guards left Aldershot for
southampton this morning, where they
will embark for Egypt.
Simla, August 0.-The sIxty-third
regiment has been ordered to immedl
ately reinforce the Indian contingent
for Egypt. Three more b~sttarles are
ordered to hold themselves ready for
service.
Alexandria, August 9.--An armed
train on the usual patrol this morning
exchanged a few shots with Arab
Pasha's second line of entertainments
near Malhalla Junction.
Southampton, August transport
Grecian, with battery artillery; Cali
fornia, with a company of engineers;
Olympus, with battery artillery; City
of New York and Greece sailed for
Egypt to-day. The Duke of Cam
bridge and Prince Edward, Of Sake
Weimar, visited each ship before their
departure. The Prince of Wales in
spected the last four vessels.
Queen Victoria and Princess Beat
rice and the Duchess OF Connaught, In,
spected the Greece and witnessed the
departure of the other vessels. There
Was much enthusiasm.
G%ravesend, August 9.--The steamer
Verona with 45O men of the Durham
regiment sailed east to-day.
London, August 9.---Five more Tur-
kish battalions have arrived In Crete.
Dervisch pasha is expected to arrive
tomorrow.
a special from London to New York
makes the following startling an
nouncement: 1t IL admitted In politi-
cal circles that Russia is making ex-
tensive war preparations. Troops have
been hurried towards the Caucasus,
where IL is said 200 900 men are now
collected, with all the stores and ammu-
milton of war, ready for a descent upon
the Bosphorus, should an opportunity
offer.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-10
Henry George, the Political Economist,
Arrested as a Suspicious Character.
The Irish cpnstabulary not
Fen;ans ..--Crimes and
Casualties.
The Present Status Of the Egyptian
Buslness.---Notes from China and
Iapan.---Thlngs Which Have
Happened or VIII Occur.


Tucson, Arizona, August 8. - The
STATS Mexican special from Guaymas
aud Sonora, says that last Wednesday
the Apaches raided aud killed all the
inhabitants OF the ranch In the Carisa
5%ahuaripa district, Sonora, Mexico.
Women and children we're included,
and burnt the houses.
Saturday morning they murdered a
Vaquero neal Pelomas, two escaping,
being fortunately a little behind the
one shot.
On Monday they ambuscaded a
scouting party Of B~sncheros, consist
ing OF fourteen men, two of whom only
escaped, eleven being left on the fled,
while one OF them, who was shot
through both legs, was dragged a short
distance into the bush. This massa-
ere occurred at the Hedlonda miEe,
which Is put n short distance from the
Yagui river, at Rscods, and lies be-
tween the California and Potrero mines,
belonging to the LabarrancI mill and
mining company. The same day the
mail carrier vas also shot Will lie cross
ing the Rio Chico.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-10

Chicago, August 9.--wednesday,s
Iribune's' Washington special says:
The failure of ex-senator George Spen-
Ger to appear as a witness in the star
route case excites much severe com.
ment here. As he is an officer of the
government, that is N Of its directors
In the Union Pacific Ry., the belief
is strong that he would have been here
unless he had been advised that his alb
enc was desired. The president is
placed in a very awkward position by
this failure of Spencer to appear and
where he cannot very well overlook his
refusal to obey the summons from the
government In a case as important as
the one under consideration.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-10
The Irish Constabulnry.

Limerick, August o. Tie police as a
consequences of an interview between the
county inspector aud Clonmel depu-
tation, in which the former acknowl-
edged their claims were ~justiHable, but
recommended the men to keep within
the legal rules of force, tele-
graphed all over Ireland that they are
resolved to suspend agitation for the
present, pending the action of the
government. IL the decision of the
government is u~nfavorable, they have
resolved to resign in "a body. Replies
to kilograms arriving from all parts of
the county to-day approve the resolve
and exhorte the men to stand firm.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-10
It


The information comes from the coun-
ty clerk at Empire, that trout are being
slaughtered by wholesale by means of
giant powder thrown in South Clear
creek just above Empire, and that
while the big fish thus killed are taken
from the stream, hundreds of smaller
ones between four and five inches long)
are left dead on the banks of the
stream.
There have been four suicides in
Denver in a week.
There is an Improvement in the
attendance at the Denver exposition.
Many eastern states are represented in
the crowds of visitors.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-10


The Malley jurors had u reunion at
Homestead, West Haven, yesterday.
Ten jurors were present.
There is great indignation at Derry
among the c~onstabulary at Healey's as
sertion in parliament that their claim
is disloyal.
The National Education assembly
closed at Ocean Grove, N. j., last even
Ing with an imLhsnse audience. In the
afternoon Bishop Simpson and United
States senator Sanders, of Nebraska,
spoke.
As far as now ascertalned, of
the LOG persons on board the exploded
Mississippi river steomer Gold Dust at
Hickman, KY, thirteen are dead,
twelve badly scalded, seventeen miss
ing, and sixty-four are known to be
safe.
At Dublin, Fitzpatrick, who was
convicted for an attempt to Kill the
recorder of Dublin, has been sentenced
to five years penal servitude. He beg.
ged the judge to postpone the sentence
until he could have further lega.
advice. The judge refused, and said be
was a pest to society and on the borders
of insanity, but quite accountable fol
his actions.