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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-28
snieLeri.s Tactics.

John H. Dem Is OF til. osd.n Plot.
fires the following shot across the
boundary of Zion bang into the bosom
Of the beauteous "Baitls-bnrp.'
"An attempt 10 bully Captain Matt
C"nsyan of tic gpbernAtorisl trick in
Nevada having proven a decided failure.
a number Of ehicS.a.dcs
scribbl.rs have been engaged to smoker
down his candidacy. The impotept
efforts Of these imbscile eaekltr. to raise
a responsive gigsl-. were they not so
Pit'iul, waald DO somewhat, amusing.
An attempt once. b. a lot of counter.
jumping snobs a; Philadelphia. to cough
down General Jackson was about as
effective As the feeble shafts which tLese
piInple-Leaied saiiris.s disect q, old
Matt. He may possibly be defeated for
the nomination. bat he will neither be
scared nor ridiculei out Of tue field. II
he Is crowded to the wall IL will be by
ether means aud influences tan poli,-
lea! DULLES or tee heing parsgrlphisis."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-28
From woos rI,.r

The following items are Cleaned from
the News of the 2oih instant:
Sam Friend Is doing assessment work
on Rock Greek properties.
Clay Irlapd hasput on a street sprink.
Ter. 1t lsys the Main street dus, and is
pronounced a blessing.
Messrs. Aimil & Grisuold OF Wells,
are looking DER the promised lsnd with
az eye single to location for business,
Tncy will examine tho mines about and
above Us.
Close upon the building Of Henry
PluGhof-s harness aud saddIsry store.
corner Oak aud Main streets, comes n
Henry Thompson from Ogden. aud next
to Frank ArthoDy's cLcp stand he is
erecting a small frame for the same line
cf business.
The News Office received 9, $50 pounds
Of material for a daily paper, but there
are some OF the essential articles still on
the road, which will necessitate a delay
Ia the issue Of tbs daily for a few days
or perhaps a couple of weeks yet.
On Wednesday afternoon our people
were startled to hesr that Thos. J. Odin
bad hetp drownel at Glenn's bridge,
two miles below Bellevue. A large
rarity a, orcs started or; 20 search for
the body, which was found q mile or
two below where the unfortunate young
man first struck the syollen tide. The
tody ~ lr9ual. At o-cs IN the house
Of Odin's widowed mother on south
Main street.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-28
A Question or Y.,a,,,,

A lively sensation at winurmuees I,.t
Monday is thus reported to the Reno
Journal:
At 9 o'clock this morning lust n,
the Court had been called. julie Bon
niheid entered the Coutt room whore 90
jurors were present, having been sum
monea in the Dougherty criminal case.
when one OF them. Mr.. Grogor. called
the Judge one sid, and commenced a
conversation. ard ia a moment III,
Judge called &r. G. 7. Tuuittin 10 them
aud asked him If he said SO and so and
Mr.. TurTit,in.rep!ied that be did. judy.
B0nniAvld replied that the man who said
50 was a liar. Blows were about 10 p.,.
between them. bu; the matter ended in
loud aud severe laugu gs both roady
Tor fight and neither backing do ~n-
pluck to tho backbone.
1T s.smsthIt boot the las. OF March
when the Grand jury was in session.
Grtgor msds a complaint 10 the Grand
Jury about some reported scand. lous
doinGs Of our aged. esteemed aud worthy
citizen, Richard Robinson, oar eoloroi
barber. No action WAS taken by tn.
Grand Jary. Afterwards JudgO Bonui-
field $50 Nr. Robinson tells Turrittin)
told Robinson that IL he wanted apy
money to pocsecu,g Grsgor for libel Ia.
t'hs 1udssl would let him have the
money to do it. The other day Grsgor
sge=kins in great praise Of tn. Judg. to
Iufrittin, the latter told him what hob
insaG had saii TO him. Gfrgot dbl NOT
believe 1t and tackled IL, Judge about
1t on the opening Of Couy, this morning
~ above Observation-Disclosures sticking
to what Robinson had toll him"
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The san Frlucisco Dramatic Drevitics
says: \ Very pretty lille Incident. and
one which reflects great credit Oh IA.
tcasvp! uce AMI go7I Lear,cdaass Of
the Emerson i.ns;rs! Troupe. ,raus-
PRED during Ls.r rscsu, mp to OREGON.
II happened That smorg the passenger,
on bOarl the steamer Was q poor sa:-
grant, with Only a few dollars in hi.
POCKET, aRi a large family Of children
On the passage one oiths children died.
aud the sympathy Of the theatrical pso-
u took the Substantial form Of giving
a Performance fO5 the benefit Of tho be-
reavrd family. The right chqi4 vas
struck, aud the uins;rsis sang and
danced to the tune %! 500. which IN, q
L!iis sGm found is Say into tie pocks,
Of tina iorlnTu emigrsnr. This tucid.u.
SER To- swell the Iong list Of bcac-o-
I'hi action, prompted by that kindness
Of heHti Tor which the t-,a,rc4l ptCie4.
siOL - lIUNtEal..Iy noted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-28
A warning.

The Berlin TsgablAtt states that tho
German embassy at st. Petersburg bsTe
been warned that German Crown Prince
Frsdsriek William viii run g-.A. danger
II he attends tbs coronation Of thu Car
At Moscow, and there is n dssp undis-
covered eonspiraey against the Car and
his guests.
A dispatch from Tilsit states that at =
council Of the Russian Imperial family
at PetsrhoH palace. it vas decided, be-
cause Of the receipt Of alarming infor.
nation touching the projects Of the
Nihilists. to defer tho coronation Of the
Czu for one year
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A Terrible TIns.

A ona Of Bay City. Mich. dis
cuised herself as a man. and clsrked in
a store for agar. aud then applied for
membership in the Knights Of Pythias.
and vas initiated. During tie work of
the third degree her sex was discovered
Il seems tha; in the third degree they
have an IndIt rubber cat and celluloii
snake, which run by clock work inside
srd which were very natural inesd.
They let them run NJ the candidates to
see If they will finch. When the snake
run out at the girl she kept her nerve all
rigat, bui when the rat tried to TCn up
Der trousers leg she grabbed her i'm
ag.uary skirt III 10th hands and Jumped
upon the refrigerator standing near
(Which in used in The work OF the
fourth degree, and Sereamed bloody
murder. Tia girl is . member Of the
Order. however. aud there is no h lip
for II. This agair III Y open the eyes
OF members Of the secret societies and
cause them TO Investigate One lodge
here we understand, takes prrcautiUn
against ths admission Of women by
carefully examining the fee; of apph-
cants. II the feet nre old enough to
freeze ice Cream, the candidate Is black
ba,lrl.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-28
A Distre..In- Accident.

The Eureka Sentinel says; "'On
Snpday morning between 10 snl IL
O'Clock the foisting works of the Shoe
Fly niue caught fire when four miners
were blow, Angus HcAuI-y. Lock
Frazer. Peter Campbell AMI JOHN Bar
ton. The shaft is perpendicular and
100 feet deep A WInzs from the bottom
runs 100 feet. and there are two small
drifts running horizontally from the
winze- Three men, Barton. Campbell
AMI McAuley, as soon As they found
that the works were on FIRE, rated to
climb out OF the ladder. There was
nobody above. Barton MD Campbell
Tough. ;heir way TO the surface scgua!ly.
fOT a part Of tbs assent. scaling aI.lI,r
Of Ere. They were draaifuliy bEruei
Etcut the face, hands nId body. anil
were so crAzrd Hith the pain ta,y suff p
sd that they arc r-VCrsd 20 hare thrown
themselves over the Gump uui rolled
down 10 the ground. Ia f.~ minute.
a nunbe of miners Lad RUSHED TO the
sc'as o! the accident aaliLese two men
we're taken to Ruby hIH for medical
tTsstm,nt. within a half au hour 200
men hal come 10 the fr.. and Learnt e
that ihrTo were two miners sill under
g'oEni. 'hey worked rig rou,iy TO put
out the aames. A; irt SNOW was
thrown dCEL the shaft IS fast As it could
be collected ntar b.. but soon the water
pipe about 100 yards of. was tapped
aud = bucket line formed. Water was
throSu upon the IRE aud down the
shalt ca rapidly as possible. The two
men. Frazer and NcAuley, were crowded
by smoke to the extremity Of the wiazg
300 feet from the surfAce-wLere they
remained for over an hour. When the
flames had been subdued q lighted
candle was lowered down the shaft 10
test the air, which proving cool, Join
Newer, n bold miner. descended. being
let down by q rope made fastAryuud his
body. When he yelled to ihoss above
They are all right there was ID.
widest expression Of joy and delight.
The two men who were burned have re-
csiVed excellent medical attention, AMI
It is expected that they will recover,
although the condition Of Barion'is still
considered serious"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-28
WfEuY aka lRDsp SrEaT.
TAs lAs. WIsirs Nis.Is.T Az
Yer. I

The u~uprecsaiel CONDITIONS obs,r,a.
be I'm the planets durin: fhs nsst lev
nonths have excited eItranrdifa Y In
tsrsst in sS'r1nouiieal circles. causing
unrnittinS 0bservaiioISof the heavenly
bodies ~hieh have led TO surprising dis
-,vsiss- That the unusu- i foods and
fearful S;qrms ~h;eh hsS- Devastated I.
portion a tls land, and the rtaukabls
~ sth.r which has prevailed on this
coast. " Attributnbl. to these Pheno-
n, ms. tstfs can be but tttts doubt.
An intsrsstfns writer says in tie New
Yorf 9un.
'sThs great san spots thsi we're Sisi
lie nssr the centre Of The disk a fort
night ago, and which are believed TO
have been connected with the aurorai
disrl,ys thai began n the night OF The
le;h inst. have disappeared, having
been carried out Ct sight By the rrvofu-
ton Of the sun. wheth,E tAey will still
ks visible when the SINE ride Of the sun
10 pres ntsd tous again. ran not be fore
told Niih certainly. though it is not %
likely tina, they ufi bs sssn ssair IN a
changed form, n so, the fo-@most Of
thsn sAou:I begin to aPpes. arouud the
ssEt-ru eise Of ID. great globe toward
ths end Q; Asrssk- The sans disk .,
present. tough by no means free from
spots, presents = very differtn, appear
nee iroP, what II did two weeks ssa, as
the spots nov ssen are small and scat
tired.
Nnus is becoming q conspicuous oh
Jet in the west after sunset. This plane;
and Jupiter are approaching one another,
JuPit.r moving toward tss sSa and
Venus away from it. Their c~oniuretion,
IN Nay, will be an attractive sight.
Venus will be, in the Summer, a beau
full telescope object. exhibiting III,
phase OF a rtsseat moo mi shining
With sIiraordinary sPIsndos. She is
nov swinging around on this side o.. The
sun, preparatory 10 her transit across
ku disk in December. which Is one OF
the most important Of all astronomical
events and for the observation Of whish
r~Arious aousrnmsnts have airvady 6.sur
10 prsPArs expeditions. The rstrono,
msn have been preparing for it for q
years. a. ii will be the las. transit Of
Venus before tbs year 1904.
Ths slOudy weather which prevailed
daring most Of last week interfsrsd seri
ously With the watch that The Hsiono
msrs are keeping uPon the BeE comet
]; 10 . total stranger. aud nobody knows
what to expect from it.
Every effort to identify it with any
previously seen comet he's failed. It Il
nov within about EiI weeks Of it, peri
hilior. and, although it is not yet yisi
bic 10 the naked eye, it still gives prom
iss Of making . brilliant display il
June"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-28

NtczAkt pAyry. sddr. sing a tseet,
ing of Iushm-n at M~.nehss,.r. said
nobody lnnonted. the recent MURDERS
more thar be, aud nobody was reader
TO prevent such crimes in the future.
He declared that w.thUu, the presence
Of poles and military .hs property Of
Irish landiordA would not 10 worth ia.
parchsss. There could be no allispee
beivssn LSishnen and English Wings
NATL lAndlorGsm v4s abolished. III.
Government could not srappLs sue
ceSs.oliy with the secret movement
snni 1t va. made to appear tina sach
noEsmers was only foi the protection Of
aTronged people. II Gladstone was
e.rasst in his effoArs TO suppress crime.
be uus Go to the sourcs of NIL agraIi.n
oGtrAses and remove lAndIordlsm.
sweep away Dublin Css.l., AID show
that be could reposs confidence in Ire
land as in Canada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-28

THI Reno Gazette SAY. Henry H1E-
man, a young man about 20 years Of age,
made SO unsuccessful at, mpt to tax,
bis life, in = house of III fame, on
Douglass avenue, Kept BY a woman
named Nurpby, By taking n dose OF
~e:sosO'e- II seems the young f. liOw has
been drinking hard Of late. and he. with
the inmate OF the house hal quit. q
spree last night. This morning be made
mp bis mind TO jump into the dark uu-
certainty by the aid Of poison. DR..
Da~soa was summoned. aud, ly pump
ing the young man oct, saved his life.
The boy is highly connected.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-28

TnE ms ms anxiety OF ud-hcad,d
mum in n Wagon t. h"al-of u r.llrpad
train at Reno the cthor day, luspi,.d
the "locni' Of the Gazette TO soliloquiza
thusIy: There are periods in msn'.
lives when time seems worth about
500, 900 a sccnud. One such iustantis
when - man arrives at a railroad cross
ing a quarter Of n second ahead Of the
lightning express. At such times five
men out q ten will stand mp in the
wagon aud rain Fl csn pound blows
upon the outlying districts Of their
horss's bnek Ia their awful ,nsarn,ss TO
snve that precious b.! Of tine watch the
train woulI occupy in passing. It
matters not II The hind wheels and tail.
board are knocked off uni \ 500 wagon
forever ruined, 20 long as his lite ia
spared tho man Is supremacy happy aud
~cOnteuted."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-28

On STEFAN Of Fort Wayne. Indians,
formerly a Methodist minister. while
preaching las, Sunday evening thought
he discovered his bitter enemy. DR..
sw'oringer. making fees at him. Hc
walked down tho aisle aud offered 10
thrash bin at once. SEshringor r,tlli.
ntcd by having Stsmnn arrested on n
charge to provoke hostility. when
they met in The Justices Office. stotran
put In three blows on his advorsnry's
face, which drew blood. and lAO o,ss
was adjourned.
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The noi. In r..n.y,r..I,.


The political "A ,seity. as we'll IS moral
courage. exhibited by the New York
Democracy in kicking bosses Kelley and
Mclaughlin clear beyoud the party
Enss is just beginning to dawn upon
the minds Of some Of the more advanced
Republican liberals. The above men,
toned bosses had bes,rideu the Demo-
cratic party III that State. making abjsc.
submission to their sutocra,ic will
absolutely necessary TO success. until
they had come 70 regard themselves As
the sole pTUrrictcTs Of that orgauiza-
tion. with powers and privilege to use
AZ for the exclusive benefit Of themselves
and friends 50 strongly had they in.
trenched themselves Within the circle Of
corrupt rings that Democrats success
In New IOrE meant victory for Kelley
4 Co.. though through their t.saehtry
the party bad been d~efrauded, even of
the Presidency. that tEsy might crafty
petty r.rtnges. at the same tims enjoy
at the hands Of the su,my. the fruits OF
the dastarily betrayal. III. measure of
sehsmiug r~iiIainy sooner or Liter fl Is TO
the bHr, however, and that Of the New
York bosses oyerfioUed At last. and the
party. recognizing the fact that Repub-
hcAn defeat Was merely victory for these
bosses. resolved ~ their righteous iu-
digna'iOu that rather than soil unier
command Ul such Bullying burcAunse.s.
they would scu,ile the ship AID 20 down
ni'h The craft. dTowG!aC all OF board #
Necessary TO q thorough publication.
The Republican situation In Penns,l-
vanIa to-day is very slmiIsr to that above
cited, and the Gully IL, tLud hy which
that party con- free itself from tue in.
cubus Of CaEsT0nism. is ST.! inmola-
tioa upon the altar o! political ref IN.
The cancer AM be removed without
iuhiciing severe ptin upon the body.
aud II rsmans 10 be seen whether the
Republicans Of Pennsylvania vii ez-
hib't the heroic moral nnI physical
courage recently displayed by tie Dem
oSrlts Of ths Empire State
ror =, e, -
Let Don Cam'rou's cohorts be
routed ue4t November aul thy en-
never b. rallied again. bat the Il puII,-
caa party will iuryIye nuI III. Iuds-
pendent leaders look forward TO the
control which shall r,uui,s IT,, force. for
new couqn-.ts. Senator Mitchell and
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-28

LATER news from Muscaun,. Iowa,
with regard TO the McMsnome fra,ri.
eide. ia that the daughter declares she
she; hsr father in seIf-defenss. Tn.
Journal has \ foil eonfo sion from the
two girls. showing that the rardsr VS.
committed by the bsothcr IN order that
the children might have their y way
at home. and that it was Arranged that
the youngest sister should do the shoot
ing. with the IDEA that the plsa OF s.If-
defense and hsr extreme youth would
save her from punishment, and thus her
sister and brother escape punishment.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-28

SoSE Minnesota farmers have i'm.
ported q steam pioS Of the most approx
cd pattern from England, and have been
experimenting extensively with It. TIL.
plou proved very sueetss!ul, and that is
moro than can be said Of the most OF the
American steam plyws. but few Of which
have been found to be Of such practical
value that 1t Is an economy to Us, ihom.
In EDsland steam blowing is very com.
mon, and 1t would seem that we must
60 to our cousins across tho briny to
Learn how 10 do II after all.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-28

IMMIGRATION from Russia is rroernEs-
ing, and tho Jews ore selling their
property at any cost and hurryipg 70
the frontier. The Mayor Of LsmbsSg
has direc'ed the relief committee 10
commence disbursing tho funds hitherto
held back. The Jewish committee at
Berlin resolved to help only those whom
the action Of the Russian authorities or
the destruction OF their property com
pels 10 emigrate. ms they are no longer
able to assist voluntary emigration.
Seventy OF tho principal iirms Of Mos
COW addressed a memorial TO the Minis
ter Of Finance, setting forth the disss.
trous consequences Of eIpslling J VS.
from Moscow.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-28

The fw people LETT in Grau's,i'I..
say, IAo Austin E.Veili,. seem r~ssolu,.
IA Ih'Ir III rts to ril tho town q the
lat Chiraaaaa. At I'm auti-Chiness
meeting, bsid ihsre the Other lay sIrin-
gent resolutions wsE' adopted IN syE-
pa;hy With tho AUti-CLiu-ss League Of
California One 10y ous tie few = Lir-s~
in GTAn's"Ilie ara Iarliag their blsr ksts
and looking for pastures new. A
thIn'S" r~--tGunnt was forced to clo,s
Tor want Of nUtramont.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-28

IT IL reported from New York that on
his return to Missouri. Governor Git.
tendsn will conclud, negotiations fer
tho surrender Of Flank James. who is
0 in Jackson county, and instead Of
mediiniing more mischief, /. represent.
ed rs being anxious to make the best
terms possible for himself. Governor
Critienden is fully Informed IA to his
WHEREABOUTS anil means 10 have him in
custody inside Of ten dHy-. 1t is aoseri.
ed that the who'll James gang will be
bTok'n up The piaus are all laid and
only await tho Governors return for
tItculion.
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"Oh, ThrIn Boys

A boy will tramp 2I7 miles in one
day on a rabbit kua, and be timber in
the evening, when. if yon ask him to
20 across the street ami boron Jones
twc-inch huSur, he will BE- as stiff as 4
meat block. OF course he will. And
he Will 60 swimming all day and stay
IN the vat;r three hours st a time, and
splGsh and dive and paddle and puff.
aud ntIt morning he will feel that an
unmessnred insult has been offered him
if he is told by his mother to wash hi,
face carefully, SO as not to leave the
score Of the ebb and how so plain to he
seen under the pills. Aud he'll wander
around 4 dry creek bed all the after
noon pi'ing up n pebble fort and nearly
die of when his big sister wants him
to please pick mp = basket of chips for
the p,rioE stove. And he'll spend the
biggest part OF TIE day try ing to corner
q mule or bald-backsd Eor.o for a ride,
and feel that all LIES charms have ard
when il comes time to drivo the cows
home. And he'll turn a ten-aere lot
upside down for ten inches OF angle
worms, and wish for the voiceless tonb
when the garden demands his attention.
But oil the same, when you want a
friend who will stand by you and sym
P-thize with Jon, and be true to you in
all kinds Of weather, enlist one of th.s.
same boys.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-28
THE salt Lak. Tdbpo, ,v.

The Salt Lake Tribune says: At
least half the psach trees zero killed
last Winter aud the other half look e1.
eeeding sick. The crop will be the
smallest raised in the Territory in many
years the plum trees ware also damaged,
but no to so great an extent. Apples
promise to be better than aver. TIL.
suPposition is that the severe White,
killed the moth, and the apples will
reach perfection this year. Smaller
fruits, such as e~urran,s. g~ooseberries
strawberries and raspberries. it i,
thought, will be quite abundant,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-28

Mr.. HENRY NEsKMAS came In from
Mohawk Valley yesterday with two or
three thousand dollars worth Of coarse
gold which lie intends TO take to the
Carson Mint to-day The Journal says.
he and his three partners washed il on,
from the surface OF q hillside in
Sulphur Springs mining district L.
tween tbs LIST OF April and the l9ih Of
May. Their water gave ont on this last
named day and they were forced 10
quit work for the season. They aver
aged from $50 to 800 per dry per man
during the brief period they had water
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-28

A CoxsTocK boy, says the Chronicle.
who went TO Arizona recently. writes
back TO his parents as 10 the manners
and customs Of the residents Of tho eac-
ius and hornsd.toad region thus: "Tho
costume Of the seasoned Arizonan 10
peculiar. In ordinary weather he
a a belt with pistols in Il. wh,n
1t grows chilly be put on another belt
with pistols in Il. and when It becomes
really cold he throws a Winchester rife
over his shoulder"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-28

BARNEY HARTMAN. who nips years
ago settled in Indiana, went b,ck TO
Germany four months since 10 see bis
parents and secure his patrimony. The
German authorities seized him and i'm.
prisonsd him at Munster on the eve Of
his departure last Saturday for America.
He Is a fully nairslizsd citizen Of the
United States. When he first left Ger.
many hs was under orders 10 report for
military duty.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-28

On STTMES OF Fort Wayne, formerly
= M-thodis; minister, while preaching
last Sunday evening thought be discoJ-
cred his bitter emmy. DR.. SwsGriuEer.
making faces 1t him. He walked down
the aisle aud Of, rel to thrash him at
once. Swesringer reta!liatst ty having
Semen arrested on a charge l. provoke
hostilltT. When they met in the Jus
tees office. Stem-u pat in three blows
on his adversary lace which drew
blood, and the case adj ,Urncd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-28

TaE Pacific National Bank Of Boston,
which resumed business q few weeks
ago, after . brief suspension, closed
ag.in on Monday. The immediate
q OF the suspension was the matur-
turing Of $4,000 on Saturday. which
the bank vac unable to pay, and went
10 protest. II In understood that all de-
positoTs will be paid in inll, but the
original stockholders will have their iu-
vaslmsnt VI $4,000 900 wiped out.