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Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-01

The New Haven County National
 Bank, S7th Dividend.
 NEW HAVEN, Sept 27. 1888. ~HNHE Directors of this Bank have this day declared | dividend of Three and One half G31f1 per cent, payable stockholders and after October 10, 1883. The transfer of books will be closed from the 1st to 10th Krox inclusive.
 c1 l. s.. HOTCHKlSS, Cashier,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-01

A YOUNG MAN IS to 20 years old. of good address, "A able to keep set of books, willing to employ his tine to tend store, keep stock in and waiting upon customers. Address, in full name and own handwriting,
 se27 If 20 BOX 5c9 CITY
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-02
school Trustees.

The attention o; School Trustees is
called 10 that clause Of the School law
wherein Trustees are forbidden ito in-
cur any d,bt. OF pledge the credit Of the
District for any amount, that cauuot be
paid by the income Of the district dur.
ing the year in which such liability is
incurred. Any contra i male m viola.
uon Of the provisions Of this section
shall be null and void" This is the
language of the statute. S,c,ion 81 Of
the Amended School Law says: THE
public school year shall commence on
the first day Of SEPTEMBER and shall
cud on the last day 81 Au -ust." When
an nrporiIOnmrnt OF school moneys is
III 'do the TruS,ces of each school DIS
ir'ct are notified by the Comfy Super
]inlcnien: Of the amount nyportiCnrd to-
their district together With the amount
Ia the credit Of tho district TO date.
This notice is given 10 Trustees biX
times q year. Ia addition 10 this. the
Joint Stttemtnt OF the Auditor aud
Treasurer il published quarterly, show
ing the nmoudt to the credit Of cnch
school district. SO there is no excuse
for ignorance in tho matter.
In spite OF this there have been two
cnscs ia this county recently in which
teachers hayo presented vouchers for
considerable more salary than there
wac money in the treasury 90 pn., mud
consequently the Trustees have pledged
tho credit q their district for an
amount which cannot he paid 10y the
Income Of thc district for the year, and
according to law such claim - null and
void.
II would DO a great injustice for
teachers to Toe deprived Of any portion
of tho money earned In the school
room. nnd wo lhiul. the Trustees should
bc liable 10 the teachers for the debt
incurred IN violation Of Law, md the
teachers who Gud themselves in this
dilemma should Immediately npply tC
the Trustees for the balhuco due them,
TrusIees should assertion the proper
ton Of the deficiency duo from each
patron Of the school, which should b,
made pro rata III the atts ndhnce q
pupils after the public money was OK,
bnusol. aud proceed to collect aud pa
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-02
From Friday. Daily.
sALMAouHDl.

Give the devil his due" has becom,
obsolete. We don't owe him anything
w. T. Crane. Of South Fork il in
town to-day on business connected
with the schools OF his district.
The regular east-boand train. which
was an hour late last evening. was com.
posed Of fourteen ears drawn by two
engines.
The refreshing showers Of yesterday
evening and last night laid the dust
and purified and cooled the atmosphere
to such au extent as to render mere eI.
intence enjoyment.
The San Francisco Chronicle is au-
thority for the statement that there is
only Que chair factory on the Pacific
Coast. and that is located ut Sacra-
msnto and commenced operations only
last week.
A special from Jefferson City, No.,
says hat nearly u thousand soldiers Of
the Confederate aud Union armies are
in attendance ut tho e1-Confederate re-
union.
Elko Lodge No. Is. 1. o. o. F., will
meet at their Hall at 8 o'clock ro-mor-
ro~-Saturday-evening. A full at
tendance is desired as Grand Master W.
J. Smith Of Eureka will be present.
The damage to the French steamer
81. GERMAN, which run into and sunk
the steamer wooIburn Is 81 great that
she will DO only patched ut Plymouth,
and then be sent TO Paris for complete
repairs.
The stage departures this morning
were Y Collins, J W Powell, Mrs Mary
Combs. Mrs Partridge. Miss Essio Par
fridge, Geo. Taber. Geo Cunningham.
Arrivals this evening: Geo. Shores,
! Ireland, Brad Waller.
Twenty-Five million dollars is the
amount which the Northern people
have contributed during the Lest twenty
years for educationa! proposes in the
South. This acknowledgement comes
from the Cb.desion News.
NJ. Stokes. the distinguished gen.
tleman who killed Jim Fisk, aud who
now owns n bar.room said to be the
finest in tho country east Of Chicago,
offers to bet n considerable number OF
dollars that Western Union stock will
be selling in tue next si= months as
low us fifty. As Mr.. Gould. the prin.
eiptl owner OF the stock, did his Ut
most 10 get Mr.. Stokes hanged. it is
possible that the latter's feelings in the
matter are running away with his judg-
mrnt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-02

Articles melting the NosmoAs Il
mob violence appeared In Ne Salt Lake
church papen Of Monday and Tuesday.
Their wrath 10 directed against the
Tribune for stating that the negro MUIR
derer Of Burt. the City MarshAl. vhils
In the hands Of the officers. vas dis.
gracefully beaten and then turned over
to q mob to be lynehed. The whole in
tent and purpose Of the inesndiary and
cpuardly articles IL TO incite the Nor
mons to mob the Tribune ONCE.
In the article referred to above occurs
the following: "Tho Mormons are not
given to lynch Law, or some OF the vilesi
dogs in the shape Of man that ever In
Tested . Western town. barking aud
bowling against their betters, would
would have bitten the dust long ago.
II will be just as we'll for those who are
trying to distort the truth in this in
stance to go slow. People. however
law-abiding, will bear up to q certain
limit. and beyond that there is no ae-
counting for what they will do or how
they may be seized with impulses like
that which urged the mob forward on
Saturday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-02
From Thursa.y'sDaily
sALMAouNDI.

Stage departures this morning we're
W q Pavey. and.Philip Richer.
His Honor Judge Green finds bul
little business in his court. rs oul
town IL remarkably quiet at present.
A slight sprinkle of rain last even
ing cooled the atmosphere SOMEWHAT,
aud to-day it Is comparatively pleas.
ant.
Gay Dawley AMI Ben Fitch are the
boss" anglers, they having secured
ten fine trout within a few hours one
day this week.
Professor E. S. harrington. P.inci.
pal Of the State University. arrived last
night and is spending the time in max
Ing the acquaintance Of our citizens to-
day.
A special train Of Baltimore and
Ohio sleepers having on board the At
lantic Club X. T. Of Baltimore and
Washington. passed through at s
o'clock last evening.
Some Of ths Shoshone braves are ex-
cited over the report Of the hanging Of
an Indian ut the Duck Valley reserya-
ton recently, and have sent for Chief
Natchez to come up and investigate the
matter.
A pleasant shower visited our town
about IL O'Clock to-day. and frequent
showers accompanied 10y thunder have
occurred during the afternoon. which
are hailed with delight by our dust
surfeited Citizens.
A bIitf dispatch from Heokuk. Iowa,
received at ST. Louis OH Monday. IN
nonnees the finding Of Mary Churchill.
who Disappeared from the latter city on
Sunday evening, August 18Th. No par.
tIculaEs are gwen.
Hon. c. S. Young, Superintendent
Of Public lnstsu %ction, will take charge
Of the Principal department Of the
Eureka schools until u suitable person
for the position eau be secured. aud he
may accept the position permanently.
Miss Kate Dorsey aud Mss Belle
Caly arrived last night from their visit
to Eureka. Miss Cady has accepted
the position Of teacher Of the Iutern:sd-
late department Of tho Tuscarora
schools. aud will leave foI the Upper
Levels on SUNDAY.
Conductors on the c. p. trains pre-
se=t i Giguifed aud war-like appear.
nuce ia their new uniforms OF blue and
brass buttons.
1t Is suggested that the buttons are an
indication Of the peculiar trait Of char.
acter necessary to the wearer.
We are informed by Gay Dawley that
John Murphy, the man lynched al
Park City, Uiah, Was at one time q
resident Of Ruby Valley, ANA came neal
being lynchvd foE killing a man there,
but as 'he killing was in self defense,
Murphy was assisted by those knowing
tue circumstances to make his escape,
and his life was thus prolonged for tn,
fate which overlook him last Saturday
night.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-02
The Chinese Restriction Act.

The New York Herald has this TO Soy
Of the const:,utionality Of the Chinese
restriction law: "a treaty Is tho su.
premo law OF the land, in the sense
that an act Of Congress Is: that 10 until
II is abroga,ed or suspended by a later
net Of Congress. On any subject with.
In its sphere, Congress may pass a law
violating every clause OF a treaty. Tho
enactment Of such q law may amour,
to a lhgrnnt breach Of faith with a for.
eign power, but its cons,itutionality
cannot be questioned on the ground
that 1t is in ~conilict with n treaty. Tn,
issue raised is QUO for the Gov.
eminent OF Congress. not tho Court, TO
deal with
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-02

VIII OPGu
September Sd,
At Eiko, III the Literary Department,
and continue until June 81, 1884, un-
der the charge Of Z. s. Harrington.
The Mining and Assaying Depart
,uent, conducted by Prof. J. +. Gig
uoux, will be opened on thu LIST day
| Of October, and continue until April
18th, 1884.
As the design OF the Institution Is 10
furnish the youth OF the State with O
tirst-class education in the Literary,
Mining aud Assaying Departments. the
authorities TO whom have been intrust-
ed the care, welfare and maintenance
Of the University have carefully ar
ranged aud made ample preparations
for those who may avail themselves Of
the great advantages Of n FREQ school,
where will be taught the different
branches hereinafter mentioned.
The main building is commodious, Of
brick, two stories in hight, well mr..
ranged for the comfort Of pupils, and
now undergoing complete repairs.
The discipline will be firm, but par
entail, aud every effort will DO made 10
guard n care for the intellectual aud
moral welfare Of those who attend the
school.
The Dormitory Is pleasantly located
near the main University, and ample
provisions aro made for the aceommo-
dalton D.. those who may desire TO avail
themselves ot its advantages, and who
will be under the caro- aud guardian
ship o. u careful and competent mat
ron. The rooms are pleasantly and
comfortably arranged. The pupils will
be furnished with board aud pleasant
homes for $25 per month.
The Mining. Engineering and As
saying Department, under the insttuc.
ton Of Prof. GignonI, will be supplied
with every means and apparatus TO en-.
able the students to obtain n thorough
and practical knowledge OF tho science
taught. The methods, both burned and
dry, for ~nssaying gold. silver, copper,
etc with practical instructions IN MIN
ernlogy aud blow.piping spper,nining
TO the precious n, tais. VII be given.
counss or sruDI.
Tho following branches will be
taught: Reading, Writing. Spelling,
Word Analysis. Grammar. Rhetoric,
English Literature, Arithmetic, AIge-
bra. Geometry. T~rigonometry, Book
keeping. Geography, Geology, Miner
alogy, Naturrl Philosophy, Physiology,
Moral and Mental Philosophy. Poiiii-
cal Economy, Latin etc.
For further information apply 10 J..
II. Rand. Elko. Nevada.
(Signed) \ III DAY
+ r. HARR1S} Regents.
~ ! ". RAND.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-02
tFrom Tuesdays Daily.l
S~ALMAGUNDI.

Horace Greeley's old farm at Chan
Palua. will be sold ut auction, Srp,em
Der 9Th.
Short bits are scarce and hard to ce
In Hawthorne. So they mo here-au,
long ones too.
Sullivan struck three rounds, GO
Sill 200 and quit. 1t is very seldom
that a strike pays so well.
Warrants for teachers salaries TO III,
mount Of over 500 were dawn on til,
County Treasury yesterday.
Miss Lille Cullen has closed he,
school at Halleck. and will attend III,
University during the coming term.
Charley White. whose mines mr., 10.
Gated near the summit nf Bunker Hill
Railroad District, was in town last
night.
He has penetrated the "bowels OF
the earth" some 200 feet. aud is conf.
dent OF ultimate success.
Miss Lizzie Dorsey of Fort Halleck
came down by the train last evening on
her way to Eureka, aud stopped over
to-day.
Col. J. d. Moore. of Ruly Valley.
was n passenger by the east-bounI
train last evening having returned from
a visit to Tide water.
Dir. Reilly went over to Bullion to-
day To look after the new water Jacket
Smelter which is SOON t. 60 into active
OPERATION at that place.
There are rumors OF nu approaching
circus which is liaJle to strike Elko
scme time next month. bot We have
ht;le faith in the prediction.
Mrs. Thompson, daughter Of Mrs.
Van Drrilen. gave birth to . child vrs-
terday which hid two well formed
te'th-a very unusual occurrence.
Our tu:ur- Postmaster. Walter Chnse
is planning repairs aud improvements
on the post Office building which will
be made previous to his occupancy Of
that position early IN 1856.
The regular meeting Of the County
Commissioners will b, held mex, Mon.
day. aud nftrr the transaction Of rrgu-
lar business the Comm,,sionrr. will at
as u Board Il EqunIrz tIon, for thu ad.
j~uNtmruts OF assessments which muy be
too low or too high.
Jame, i. Swartz. whose al appear
Ia this issue. Is cAuvAssIus for "a new
aud convenient gate. patented 10y ".
W. Handy, If Illinois. lie EXHIBITS
uumcrous t"-timOniuls from those VINO
have used the gate. AID will have Que
Oh exhibition lie c Ia - fr~ days.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-02
TUscARoRA. NV,
AuU- 81 1889

TuscARoRA. NV,
Aug, ~, 1883.
EDITOR INDEPENDENT:
/ am about ready TO bid nd 10
Nevada and trust you will allow this
through the INDEPENDENT to bid the
people OF Elko goodbye for me. 1
also give those my heartfelt thanks
that lent me their kind assistance, and
may a God send he their thanks.
With the aid OF Jimmie my neph.
WI have equipped myself with quite
n complete travelling outfit, four OF us
two men little Harry and myself have a
spring wagon, work horses, aud three
saddle horses, provisions blankets &c,
and start to-day overland for Texas, We
expect to get through about Christmas.
Thanking you for former aud present
fnvors and may the INDEPENDENT ever
prosper. / remain,
YIEoIL d. CRUrcHFR.
The Blind Broom Maker.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-02

The Prize sword Of the Roper Com.
mnnIrry, OF indianapolis, w,s attached
Friday by the proprietor OF the Bofcs.
ford I%tonac, who says that tho refusal
OF Tho Comm ,nd,ry TO accept quarters
at hia housc outailed upon him a loss
OF S2,500. John Center AMI George @.
Perkins gave bonds until the question
could bo decided, and tho sword was
released.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-02

Levi Harm, aul wIto. MIN City.
ANNE Jensen. Tu-caruIa.
Q IL Rods. Mound Valley.
George + Robinson and wife, Ru-
by Valley.
Miss Emma Robinson. RaSy.
Il Wright, do
l. GcdchnuX. San From i,co.
Mitchell and wife, H~un,:nCt1n.
Miss Lizzie Dorsey, Font Hal!eck
j VI M.tcrr, Salt l. IKE.
EIwaTi Reilly. New York.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-02

Mr.. J. T. Swartz, Of Montana Terri
tory, - Low ia Elko for the purpose
Of arranging for tho manufacture of
tho Centennial Gate, now so popular
among farmers aud stockmrn through
out the United States. This gate IL
one that can he built from two to TWEEN.
~ icei vide and fion two 20 ten feet
high. II canno sag over; there nre no
posts in the ground 10 lean over or rot
off; no hinges TO break OF give way: no
castings to break. IL can DO opened or
closed in snow.drifs. Any lady or
child can nhlock, open, shut and lock
the largest sized gate with one hand.
II IL as easily opened and shut. un-
locked ond locked. by anyone on horse.
back. or from n buggy, wagon or load
Of hay, without d%ismouBiing or stop.
ping horse or team as 1t is by n person
ou foot. A large, hcavv "nte ~ ~ tas-
lily operated ms a small ne II is SIM
pie Of construction and hes YER than q
swing gate. Mr.. SwnrtG vrings first
class testimonials from tho press nEd
people Of the East aud West, and Wa
have no doub, its usc in our county
will not only prove n matter OF grcn,
convenience 10 u farmers aud stock
men. but n manipulating business to
the man who manufactures and p II.
them.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-02
BudweIser and schIIrx.

Since receiving u carload direct from
the East. OF the renowned Scblitz beer,
Messrs. Reckhart y Froelich are now
prepared to furnish at Wholesale to.
th,ir patrons ana the public generally
this famous Milwaukee beverage. at
prices lower than ever. In both flavor
and quality. this beer is unsurpassed
by any malt beverage in the market. az.
all who have sampled it will ch~eerfplly
attest.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-02
Hotel

George Randall,
c Collins. San Francisco,
+ L Shearer, do
] W Powell. Tuscarora.
Mrs Mary Combs. HALEY.
Mrs Partridge. Cheyenne.
Miss Essie Partridge. Cheyenne.
A Reboule, Lamoilla.
J Il Shepherd, Coral Hill.
Miss George Walker, do
Robert Hunter. Coral Swamp.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-02

Came to the Johnson ranch on Cope
road June 18th, n chestnut sorrel
horse. three years old. branded W on
right shoulder and w on right hip
una - (road brandy on right thigh.
The owner is requested to prove prop
erty. pay charges and take away the
property. l.. WEST.
Johnson's ranch, Cope Road
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-02

Seven years have elapsed since James
Lick, the c~aliiernis millionaire. At his
death left n vast mount Of property
for public uses, and not a dollar has
reached the designated objects. The
trustees, who receive $1,000 q year each
have just been censured by the Cali
for MIA Pioneers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-02

u + lIoot II. Mound Vail ;.
L Rra,k, do
W Muriy, d.
Lewis Addison. do
WIN Colbain. Eureka.
CA Rtrhutdson. TuscnroTa.
Go Watkins. do
ID Ruth. Salt Lake.
TW y tics. do
Mira A Buck, Toapo.
Johu II chords.
q W Shcudtn, Ftirfrld. Iowa.
H. l. o mstad. do
j " L~nmhctton. 40
Jahc IL ison, san FrnuCisco.
s NJ Strcctrr. Lamoillo.
G. II BrGcc, do
- q Jinr. COrlcs, New.
f. c Kelly, winncmuCcn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-02

Rccklrar, and Frnclich atc preparing
for tho erection Of n hugo cellar for the
storage Of tho largo quantities Of beer
which they handle. Johnny Craig Ia
o oxcnvaiing tho lot adjoining Dud
Sslo's shop whore the cellar will be
built.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-02

r. II. Meg inley will give u social
dance at Freeman Hall on Saturday
evening Sept. lst Grand March at
$50 sharp. st
Admission $3.50. Ladies FREQ
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-02

The following is a list OF letters re-
naming In the p~ostofice at Elko.
August % 1888:
Bennett " Capell Mary
Guinip Mrs. A Grenwell Green
Ring James Nichols Frank
O'Day Thomas
Persons calling for any Of the above
will please say advertised.
Q. W. Hull, P. NJ.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-02
The Cattle Kings,

The greatest cattle range in the west
is 0 owned by Spar, & Tiuuiu Il
Tecomn, Nevada. who have consolida-
ted half a dozen large ranches 10 one.
A year and II half ago they bought two
ranches on Thousand Springs Valley,
md made one OF them. They bought
n lot OF md on Goose Creek. running
up 10 Idaho. On the Fourth Of July
they bought on, Barlsy Harrell's rancho
on Snake River, Idaho, for 5000, 600.
This gives them n very safe and large
breeding range. running for 90 miles
on Tie Snake, where the winters are
not severe, and cows will rails, q large
percentage Of calves and q good rancho
with hay aud grain near the track,
where they can drive their beef cattle
in the Fall aud ship them at their leis-
ure, no matter how hard tho winter or
how deep the snow mny be. They
have now 10000 head OF cattle and will
brand 1900 calves this Fall. They
are undoubtedly the largest OF the cat
tie Kings Of the const.-Reno Gazette.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-02
From Mondays Daily.l
HALMAoUNDI

Stage arrivals last evening: J. Lev,
son aud A. Tippi:t, Departed thi
morning: A. w. Hsssou.
The wind is on n high and kickip,
up a terrible dust this afternoon. will
some prospect of rain.
I. y. Stoue aud George And.rso,
feturi9d last evening from their trip L,
Lone Mountain.
james Clnrk of the Depot Hotel. mr.
rived from San francisco by the be
lated train last night.
5. VI. Strreter aud C. II. Bruce, La.
moii!e's Nasty. are representing La,
noble Valley in town to-day.
There comes the oue-eyed mouop.
oily" exclaimed a dark commissioned
lady at the depot a .o~ evenings since
when tho head light Of the locomotive
Of an approaching train appeared in
view.
Wm. R5ck.f Hers double team.
'''or' MA I"~d"pendencr' irotted at
o""'''F YAK f"FH' h"''i"Ed. on sntur-
NY i't i'eo'u' 'h'"S The mile IN
aug iI''' previous record was
~
The corner stone OF the Garfield
A"h"'""ht WIS i"i at san Francisco
At
i"e ceremonies we're conducted by the
"tnhd ImctEs q The Grand Lodge L.
a a. IL "i california.
The Virginia Chronicle Of Saturday
,tNs: - l. q gnnuE. Professor Of he
A'nrms and As.n!ing Departments Of
the Si.tr UnIvrr,i'y. lett Tor EIko thi,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-02
Chance for u Sood Time.

The Odd Fellows OF Eureka, says the
Sentinel, are going Saturday 10 visit
the brethren Of that Order at Elko.
They have made urrangemcnts to get
buck ON the regular passenger train
Sunday night withou: my delay Mt
PulIsade. A ticket for the round trio
COSTS only SS.5j-ouIy So cents more
than one fare, regular rates. TO Pnlis-
"de. II any me wants to pu, in u day
aud IA half cheap and have IA good time
too, let him join the brothers. Elko
will receive everybody Hospitality. You
can spend Sunday fishing in the Hum
bolit, or you can 60 hunting, CT you
can ride out IL mile AM enjoy yourself
at one OF the finest mineral hot spring
baths in the world. The place is kept
Gy an excellent ialy, Mrs. Garrecht.
who will broiI a chicken for you aud
give yon rs good II dinner ns you can
get in Nevada. The town itself is full
OF fun, md is noted for its restaurant.
the Gem, kept by EaItlett X Ostroicher.
the finest caterers and providers in the
country. Go there and join the broth.