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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-06-17
$1,000 Reward

WYNN be paid forinformatisn that
w will lead to the conviction of
whoever maliciousfy' cut the tail
feathers off, and plucked the back
and breast feathers out Of Peacock
belonging to me. A further reward
of $40 viii be paid for information
leading to the Conviction OF whoever
stole 8 Peachiclss about q month old,
belonging to me, from Pawaa on
Wednesday the Oath ulto.
GEO. H. LUCE.
Pawaa, Little Britain, June 8, 1882
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The races at Kapiolani Park com
mence at 8 Pm, this day:
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m BRIG FON SALE.
.ls,!' The Brig Ninito,

InEfE gndirsole extensive reJairsi
+" "T.'a a good Inventory, ana we'll i.und
-l:-- :, rigging, &c, i$ ~" "'ie"ta Tor
ts!e. 10: l.aruyulgfa inQ.ire o.
!4g \. j. EAaI|AiGHT.
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: Mr.. HALLnNhEcK has fully re-
covered his health and strength, and
will positively begin his Gospel
Meetings at Fort street Church,
Sunday evening. Stbject of ser
mon, Il am the way" Gospel
Hymns. will bo, used. -,-......
I -l---------
THERE is TO be a Sunday School
celebration to-day of the natives
Protestant Churches Of this Island,
at Kapmakapii,
The adjourned annual meeting Of
the Cousins Society,"" will be held
in the Nestrv Of Fort Street Church,
this evening at seven o'clock.
IT is safe to say, that another such
an opportunity to secure nice
homestead, in a very desirable local-
ity, as is offered to-day by Mr..
ADAMS (see ADVERTISEMENT is not
likely ever to occur again in this city.
THE Assembly yesterday, by a
vote Of % to 10, struck out the ap-
preparation for Kapiolam Park: 1t
is hoped however, that the vote will
be re.considered, before tho bill is
finally passed:
Just Received from London, one
Large Astronomical Telescope, day
and night glasses attached, with
Tripod 6 feet high. One splendid
Telescope, day and night glasses
attached, with stand. For sale by
l16-1 -1w1 J.;W. RoBERrsoS & Go.
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=, The missionary packet Morning
Star sails for Micronesia next Mon
day. ...s.+ .,Ys,.~. .,,,- 20 y.
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The bark Cyane sailed for San
Francisco. yesterday from Kahului.
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THERE was a large attendance of
natives to hear Mr.. Hallcnbeck at
Kawaiahao last evening. y4'@'rr
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The schooner Rosario arrived Al
Kahului last Sunday, 15l.days from
Humboldt. = ,r.R r.
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THE port is getting bare.:of ship
ping again. 80.
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; 4,6o6 packages of sugar came to
hand this morning. '..".:.. p
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STREET CLEAErNG.-Th great and
constantly increasing amount !, of
travel by vehicles on our streets,
results inthe rapid accumulation Of
dust and rubbish, that becomes un-
pleasantly apparent whenever there
is either high dry WIND, or a. con-
siderable shower, ,ef rainr-it is either
clouds of dust or s!oughs of mud.
Why can't we have a regular system
'of strectcieaning, like other civilized
countries-a sweeping machine, for
instance, Is it because We have no
city government?
..--l-,..G-,--5-----.- ,....
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The Band will give q concert at
Em,na Square this afternoon. COM
mencing at 80 o'clock. Following
IS the programme
polona:sc-The procession. Faust
Vinalc---William Tell. .Rossini
observation-disclosures. n................T Tours
s1eiectlon--Romeo and Juliet .Gounod
Cavatina Targorato Tasso. .Donizetti
, Waitz-Thc Roses. Mctra
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TuE Hawaiian Jodrpal, g Ko HA-
L wAu PAE ArNA," owned, and
edited by .Kawainui Bros; has a
weekly edition of 5000 copies, and
is the best advertising medium. Of
fee, No. 6 Merchant st. ~ !
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REV. G. n. SMITH, of Kohala, will

REV. G. II. SMITH, OF Kohala, will
preach the annual sermon on Home
1iiygioris, under the auspices Of the
Evangelical Association, at Fort
street Church, Sunday morning.
.....
TuE steamer Bothwcii Castle sails
to-day FOR Shanghai. Should sutli-
cicnt number of passengers be Sc
cWred, she viii n, tQ Hongl,ong
direct.
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Sketches made by Mr.. Maske-
lyne's Autcmaton Zoe. For sale by
ll6.lwl j. w. ROBERTSON & Co.
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The Band give An extra concert at
the Hawaiian Hotel, on Monday eve
ning,, June 10th,
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Auction Sales by E. P. Adams
VALUABLE .
Real Estate !
AtAuctions

-. f, ATrAUctions
I am instructed, to offer at Public
Auction,
This Day. SATURDAY
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-12

DOILED LINsEED PAINT OIL
ID Rsv Linseed Paint OIL warrented the pure Article
Lasa OIL. for Lubfieaiipg. Cases Of spirit Tar-
pentiue. Atlantic LEAD In packages of lib, and
upwards or 70 lbs. PALM Brushes IN great
saIet, All Of which will be sold q Priees BY
All boLLEs co.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-08-12
ISLAND SUGAR.

HAssh- GgRsT AAD hEConD QUALITY,
Also. California Cube. In boxesi Crushed Sugar II
barrels and half barrcis Dry GAnuated Sugar 10 bar
els aud half barrels. For bale BY BoLLEs co.
, 1882-07-07
What Causes Consumption.

What will cure consumption is a
problem that interests more of the
human race than perhaps any other
problem of its kind. The ravages of
tubercles prevail among brutes and
men alike, with similar fatality. In
the United States alone, over one
hundred deaths occur annually from
this disease. Despite the many
agents and methods that have been
brought forward as of value in at
tempts to stay its progress, the ulti.
mate futility of all such attempts is
found to be the rule. Itremains the
scourge of the. human race. The
search for its cause is of the greatest
importance. If that were but clearly
ascertained, then we might hope for
the finding of rational means for its
prevention and cure. 1t is true that
we do know already some of the con.
ditions which favor its development.
Often it is an inheritance that parents
transmit to their children, but more
often it is developed without the
slightest hereditary cause. Confine-
ment in overcrowded rooms and the
habitual breathing of impure air is
known to be frequently followed by
consumption, and the workers in
certain trades more especially stone
masons, grinders, and polishers of
, 1882-07-07

SPIcED BEEF.-A piece from the
cross rib, or a piece from the round,
are the best for this purpose, five or
six pounds in boiling water, simmer
four hours, keep well covered with
WAGER, add one dozen mixed spices,
whole pepper corns, cloves and all
spice, two or three bay leaves, two
sliced onions, one carrot, two sliced
tomatoes. Serve on dish with some
Of the gravy poured around it. A
pint of the liquor should be strained
and thickened with -four, and some
tomato and carrot added to it before
serving
, 1882-07-07

ONcR, when somewhat under the
influence Of drink, a certain citizen
OF Windham, Conn, wandered on
into the fields and went to sleep. O1
rising he forgot to put on his old
cooked hat. Some boys found 1t ana
took it to him, thinking to cover nm
with confusion. In which lot diu
you find til" he inquired blandiy.
"In Nr. Whites pasture, near the
barn" "Well, boys, go take it righ'
back; that is my place to keep It,"
Cucumbers, to be crisp, brittle ana
mice" should be soaked in cold salI
water half an hour before they are
served This process extracts tns
alleged poison in the vegetable ana
removes the elements of cramps
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Aa-~..A.r -. 70.

John Manning. the Sheriff OF Dead
wood. ID. T. vas In st. Louis Ga bus
iness. and he rensmpsysd that 6 year
before . 81. Louis man kAd been up 70
Desduood and left there owing . man
several hundred dollars which va 70
be paid n soon n he got home. Man
ming mel the man in st. Louis, and be
said he would hand him the money the
next day; the DsIi day passed, and the
noaey did NOS come. though the man
was amply able 10 pay. So Manning
inserted . personal IN . Newspaper 70
the eject thai. IL the man Who left
Desavooa between two days, did not
pay the money he forgot to pay. before
night the whole eircumStAncs would bo
published the next day. The notice
Was signed, John Manning, Sheriff Of
Desdrood-" Before nine O'Clock .
yUunS man called nj NAnninS's hotel
and sAid he had come 70 pay $40 he
hLi borrowed 70 get out Of DeAdvood.
Manning foSnd ont who the money uAs
borrowed from. and took it TO carry TO
the Dekivood citizen, :tns-king that
be was not the nan referred to. bat il
vas \ mighty mean man Shc would not
earry money 70 = friend Tie next man
% call was Tie che be wanted, and be
pEii the money AID IpoioGiLsi and
begged The Sheriff TO say nothing about
it. DH-ias the day seven citizens Of
ST. Louis called Or Manning and paid
hin money for citizens o; DsIdvood,
believing the Skeuf had reference to
them in his noiss. and Aftsr be had
g0ss away, another citizen called and
EGEed the clerk for Manning. bat the
clerk said the other fellows had all
been there AID paid Up, and this man
hal htter keep his Eonsy. The Sheriff
s.ia be always thoaghi hat advertising
pNi. bat he never hAd il demonstrated
70 his satisfaction bstore.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29

JrDoE PoKTa in his closing address
70 thS jury In tie Gaitssu . SPoks
- follows:
IN please your Honor and the
gentleman Of The jay. in my own in
trinity, for I share your fatigue. I pro-
eeed - bes. / = 10 discharge ny duty.
The nature Of this duty 10 such Tia. 1
should feel almost - an accessory site-
the fseG IL ] LboSia fail to speak such
words A. I eSn 70 aid Jon in reaching
= prope. conclusion ThSs far. this
trial has been practically conducted BY
the prisoner and Scorine. Everyone
hiss been denounced nj their will. and
sren nov. I IN informed, ] vii Be in
.e-ruptsd BY then boih- BE then r.
cited the scenes Of disorder. the A5zse
And SANDER 70 Sh;eh sreryons con
nccted with he c2ss hsd besa subject,
ana ys., he said, Of the three speeches
which have been made by tie defense,
I VII do the prisoner the justice 70 say
thKt his was the isAss obsscnOnshle-
AttSr LSstrAns he circuastEaees lead
ing % 70 the awful c-ins, AID poinGaS
o3f with tsryii language thu dL-ning
viekeinsz u IN Gscuoo-. JpaSe
Porter szrae6 has Asts.Sna TO The pms
oas-. and proceeded Il 6sqiS; his char
s-4sr IN the following terms: Abessr,
a hupoc-as, EElbss, and Z sW1ndls-. =
lENye vbo never uua case. No
c5urt, - 5E-y tElsa - 80 II hin = hs-
homes rnC1s. and DO snsh Dsn can
win eases BE has la: LIS t-ssf cf in
tEry n = hundred GrsSloaA The
man WIN, NJ = lEyrs-, had sach notions
q nouA5-r, That vsz- Il lad tLfsa
6atss {, oo.Isc. Eoi collected them BY
6oiFinE The 5sta-- held then; = rEn
vAs -ss capable q blasting tSs rEDt
Ut TIE woman with vhar hs hL1 slept
5or ysE-x. AID sal Recognized ~ his
vie; ma who, vhsc a-ei Of TIA
woman, P-stea5s5 30 Ss L Christian
Ead bsHsrs- Il Ia Bible. looked INTO
the book EA5 rad: 'kou shalt not
commit E6rlisT. Eo5 then committed
EaIltsy VIII st-es- walkers; LDEa who
Pashe5 himself int5 The !sIgvkhiP q
Cr-saE. s-ssociEasns n = follower q
ths SErlo- SSsa tEssa trDn az ysE-s e
t5rl tc-I3sESua II ths ons5aE Cou-E-
zfy-"
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SeEs from Washington. wednesday.
~As 20 t.s eject ihEi the cass q Gus
teEu was submitted q the jury khoui ;
O'Clock N The evening and . verdict o.
-Guilty Of -nu-dsr II the Ens degree
vas returned inDsai2.sly.
The n0to-1efy for vhSk tie risC-khls
ASSASSIN 30 tUnesred md thi-ss6, kHs
been tnily secured 50 Kim hsvsvs-,Ei
hAvEag thuE attained ths bslst; q Ia
dsriLsh EnhGaSn hg linking his tH.s
with that q . PreGderf q fis Cr;tsi
States, the ignonzry q he ds.A
EwLisng him. VII p-phGhly vsish bui
EEi, II the perverted Htn3 q ia
W-esched Ebc-5nc-
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NL- Tim irfroaD,sd 4 iu.xi -rso-
iunsr n the Senate. InssdK.. dsolEr-
ing forfeited 70 fr rs ttvs
not been eK-ns5 by fnlkllDert q thsi-
soHdihUnAs ia lEn5 Errn:s 70 twenty
tvs railroads snzDsH.sa by Ii. hal,
including The Sr-1hsz Pkra5s, Ltlxrar
&P2che EnS Tens PAzSr- TAs ezs-
mated gnEnS-y q haaE EIatsd -
Sseh d tbsss IS 80 fs-lk N the hu hE
AEp-aaTsly, $3.50 Oh, Il 49, DO I'D
Is, 90, OJ5 acres
EA B1 EEo --rc5aess n ne
seEI~ q han % pEEEh o5esa Of
National bE-kL vho lszEEy iEB.s co.
tiAsd ehssEL hy = aE1nEz fl. O.
S5.0ov. AID ENEru-= in-Pas5rnsm
Of 5Ts FsH-L NJ Eek rsa-tsd fsis
unltSfE p-ss5es Was nyv s5inE ~ 70
the ESSzr; q sI12.bpsyg1g today. raa
thai under us Law Penalty i il = t--
fsit Of The bEaf eAE-+t-, IN; raE; n
Parish2szi had Re; beta MaI=sa
upon tie g-11y parties CPu his NO
tion the lin VA rsss-s5 L. As s.E,.s
SoHnsses.
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AREsururAs member OF the Commit
Zee 80 Elections. says he thiaks Cea-
Eres vll ha-s 20 ndraif Cannon, N \
Previous Congress lad Investigated III.
matter and DECLARED be was n-asu1Iizsd
BIS PoiyEsry does not legally dissaAL
~ him from neHbershiP- There is a
nGsTesdss mi Aornan element here.
ssys ODE nns@st EAskiastsn speciLl
which becomes manifest in Hills reso-
~Iztions. petitions. memorials xpd
small talk Mormon spies and nsnsy
are believed to Be At vorf among Con-
gIssnen 10 discover and work OF their
veal poinn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29

JonS POWELL, in, sx-Distric. At
sornoy for Lyon county, los, his life a,
Dayton, Tuesday evening, BY falling
Into n we'll. He went to tho we'll 10
draw water. and wbilss 90 doing slipped
and fell headhrst into the we'll. He
was still alive when brougb. to the
surface, but died In o few minutes. II
is supposed that he was injured By
striking against the wall Of the we'll,
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O1iaia chroslsI

8aatt3s. VasAineson TsnitesJ, datns
a~PopSlstioa q 5000. . itsaASd o.
~ - Gi8so 81 1lioti bay, On Puget
SoanA. ogzi-distn.t between the houth
IL Ad@inAy Inlst and Olympia the
csPital q the Territory. Tiers are two
coal nines thsre and i've sau-ni1A
shros foGndriea. tro machine sbopa.
y boiler works one SOuring MIL
and one fGrniturs fActueT. The beach
Ab0znds in elEmA CEpeptsu are
Paie g day Common lAborsn ps
Paid tro@ Gas 70 $50 q month Ena
boar& 4 nzniez OF CCnstocksn ara
there, Among than wsnhGsmer 4 Wal
ton. ~ho keep q cigar store; DiekmEa
L AeHiHAn. butchsr shop. q. 2.
RrHhn, Who rEns . nsrEpaPsr rout;
and Judge Ellis, Who il in tbs novel
business Of working = -rlEn range"
9. " Carrier and wn- Crpnson. cay
painters, 40 working n thsir t-Hds.
Three msn v-S yEcAeS there last
week. Seattle Is = de6SsSly lively
toun to- n ner place.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29

In tho case Of Nebras va. the Central
Pacific Railroad Company. On trial in
Ban Francisco. on Tuesday, the Jury
brought in a verdict for the plaintiff
In the sum Of $4,000. Tho suit was
for damages growing out Of an assidon,
which occurred on the railroad at San
Loandro last May, when fivo children
OF Mr.. Nebrss' were killed while cross.
ing the track In q wagon,
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An Gone

The veteran pioneer, Joseph Gale,
ais5 n his home IL Eagle Valley, Union
oounfy. Oregon. las; week, says the
Iazho Dezs-sl BE Vas the FIRST Gov
t-ror uD5sr the Territorial Organic Law
q Oregon II lSss. He buIi il the
eE-Iy Gsys Z sEv I'll among the foot
hills q the eoEs. Mountains, which vas
tts s-ss saw Xiii = Washington eoarty.
The highest @oaatL;a peak In that
osighboTbaoi - Designated Gales
PeLE- And = beEuStrl mountain stream
:AE; Las rs s7z-ss II tat region is
named Et;s- lin &c csos % tie Pa
ssr Coast II lsZT. WIS II G-Eo5s Ronis
and WEHyEE TE1sys n 1855. where II
company V1h tbt tEthsr Q! Chic.
Jossyt. bs El-5 ths last buELlo killed
- Oregon. Ind bE1-s ms res6soes Il
he TLuEus1ts valley Re Wis = neigh
b5- q d.. WkIrzEr =; EEaEtPa Hs
nsvs- returned % Tie L&sl since leTving
tts-s tky-fyu ysErT bgo. The entire
community .SIvvsa hin 70 lie ErIVs,
winch Las NV CLOSED oTs- The enEns
q n t-ps En5 o9tlt = nE Es tbs A.
mighty sses SoE.s1-
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ADTIczs from Port-Au-Pnnee state
thai Eve armed III recently we're found
hidden in the Executive Mansion. They
declared that they had Seen sent to
nssassinate President SalomAo. Forty
persons said 20 be implicated in the
plo. have been arrested. On the nigh.
Of the ilih seven armed men seized the
Governor Of the town Of Aux Csyss and
were conducting him TO PRISON. but tho
guArd captured him on the way. The
ne1t morning hey we're condemned and
axeeuted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29

Car. LrLSDEr Owes. Of the steam
vkaler North Stsr. win sail from Homo
hir ofIbs l3th Of nsu month. for the
Arctic, designing 10 eonnuric1is with
ths exploring Tessei Rodgers. n the
spdDg before she can sc; OFT Of Winter
gasrterS. sending over the ice II .sces
sary- All letters or other things that
the friends Of tbs officers and crew Of
the Rodgers may deG-e 70 send them
viii be forwarded by The Commodore,
ChH Of the BnreAa Of Navigation md
Detail, thrLugh Captain Owens
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ftTs ImHEaDEm


Ton BALsAzp. the fanoas eou.l.r-
Ssiter. nov in the psaitsatsszy Z. A.
bAny. Seu York. under q s-A.snos Of
hirty ysars. lYosed By the United
etases. onsn 70 give tAe GoYernnezt
0e Seerst for making bsnk 1e.s pspsr
Which w peeluds the ee~enterfs;dns
u Hotss sd Dcoas,H ne 6ovemne1t
vtlI grar bflaPansoa. BE sHid 20 a
sForter: Il can Frodnee paper bea.-
- ths JrSrsas nsxk Of any hnk Oh he
tsno@spstioa Of ths bin printed iDsia.
- Papsr. o. in other vuraL . touEh,
transparent psper. ths vin vear. ind
vhieA. by The naks slInded to. will
pssssnt s15 snsDPt n raising .
ILL, tr ampss glance ~ TIE pspes
believe She igk @ia show the t1s de-
Ao@inAtion Of The hall
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29

Or The trial Of Charles Lee. At LHn-
caster, Ohio. for attempting the life Of
Henry Lehman, Mrs. Lehuan told q
startling story for the prosecution. She
testified that she vts drugged and de-
bsoehed by Lee two years ago. had
steadily maintained Illicit relations With
him. and knew Of his plot 10 murder
her husband. bat vas afraid 10 reveal i.
in time to save the victim,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29

IL the Bouse. Bedford from the Cor.
mit'ee ON Mines and Mining reported
back a resolution calling on the secr.-
tary Of the Treasury for information as
to The number Of ouuce Of silver bul.
ion purchased by tho Treasury eael,
month. beginning with March 1873.
down to and including December 1871,
tho price paid for the same, and the
number Of standard silver dollars coined
each month was adopted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29

A CONTROLLING iuteres, In the St.
Louis and San Francisco Railroad
Company has been bought by Jay
Gould and c. p. Huntington. This
will give them one-hGlf interest in the
Atlantic q Pacific Railroad. the other
half still being owned by ths Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fo Company. The
report further says that the Atlantic L
Pacific road will. By this arrangement,
DO extended to the border Of tho State
OF California and there connect With the
Southern Pacific. controlled by Hunt
ington.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29

On Esps=sertsSEsi n Congress. NJ.
CksH5y. Eut-o5pos5 4 MI 4 few sEyE A-c.
tEr Il EpPr9PaEa1E 81 $4,000 tur
expenditure rH5sr ne Grscaur Of
tbs Sss-siETy o. he Intsrigr IL sink.
icg two Er+ssiEa wells, the points %
b@ selected by hin O. the yutBe
lands II SsTsda 70 tsEt the feasibility
q rsaGniog Large tracts 9! DOW dst,rt
land Also q bill 20 provide for the
L6JzAeEtca and payment Of claims
growing T; Of the Pyramid Lake In
diHa Va; in 1860. The bill directs The
Secretary Of War 70 appoint 4 commits
Eon Of three ErrEy oBosrs for tbis yur-
pose AID appropriate II amount DO; ex-
eseaiDg $4,000 TO pay their awards.
Also = bill 70 create q BureEu Of Mining
in The DspErtmea. Of the Interior. It's
Office: bsing 70 provide . specific agency
for gathering and disseminating inior.
nsiion regarding mining.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29

TIE Supreme Court OF kansas has
iast decided that the lover branch Of
the Legislature Of the State hs been
m illegal body during the past two
sessions in consequences Of Shish, Al
its acts At those sessions are nSll and
void. This knocks the prohibition lev,
the attempted enforcement Of which has
occasioned 50 much trouble and excite
ment, into . cooked hat"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29

TIE dead BODY Of q maj ~ns found
on The rkiifosd track near Ryanston,
and takeh to that place by . freight
train Saturday. A secondclass ticket
signed A. Worker, as purchaser, Hss
found in 3 pocket Of the deceased. A
card, which was covered with writing
Ia German. and addressed -Gorth
Rsist. Virginia City," was also found
upon The body.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29

TIE House CoEmittee on Labor kO
authorized Representatives Page and
Wells. Of Kentucky to prepare and 10
port TO The House With favorable recon-
mendAHons. . bill to restrict Chinese
immigration - substitute for Ill pend
ing bills.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29

TRB total shipments Of beef cattle
from Wimemsoca 10 points cast and
veet during the year aggregated ovor
$1,000 head. Nearly 100 cars were
required for their transportation. The
cost per q 70 San Francisco was 800
Ind ahous The same to Ogden, making
Che freight charges on the shipments
AbSst ei7o,eoo. The total yalue Of The
cattle was about $3.50, 900.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29

II Is reported on Wall street TIA.
Senerai Grant and q dozen Others. hare
completed the purehAbe Of the Morelos
Railroad from The MeTisan Government.
When asked for information in regnr4
20 The purchase, Grant said: 81 am
not nov prepared to make = statement
Tor publication. but / can promise that
before The Close Of the present week
everything will be known"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29

RnssK ByIt, Ia.o Division Superin-
tendsp, Of tho Western Onion Telegraph
Cos hnc, has severed his connection
With that corporation. On the lat OF
Tsbrssry no is 70 become Manager Of q
sslspbops sJstem from ogden 10 San
FraSeisce. lis proposed 10 introdses
sslephones into every town along tho
hns, snd bring the system into more
general uso.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29

c. W. cLETTk. ors Si ths fret pas
ssngsI conductors or tts Central Pacific
Rsilrosd, between TinnsnzesA and
ITuekse. died at Tonbs.ons. Arizona,
week ago. q rheumatism Of the
heart. The S2T5 STATE says be left Ell
Invalid wife q. Oakland, Cal For On
JsHrs he had been leading 8 disr;psted
life, and Vas diso=nsd By his old rail.
road friends.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-01-29

TII HsISns H1S13 6oIISveS II thS
Utah q Northern can deliver 5000
tons Of rails for ths Northern Psano
during the coming Summer, that through
connection will b secured this yeaE.
over he Northern Pacific. Utah + North
ern and Union Pacific roads froo the
Pacific to the Atlantic seaboards.