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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-10

Farmer Jones thinks it was great mistake
to make the earth three-quarters water.
That's what makes land so COMPOUNDED high,
he says, thcrc's 50 little of it.-BoSton Tran
Scnpt.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

A Failure That IL is Thought Will In
volve the AUburndalc watch Com
panY.
BosroN, Mass, Aug. 7.-Wm. b. Fowler,
treasurer of the Auburndalc watch company
has failed. The liabilities arc supposed to
be small. The failure will undoubtedly in
volvc the Auburndalc watch company, whose
liabilities it is thought will far exceed the as
sets.
There were reports in Lynn this morning
of several failures, on account of the suspen-
sion of Charles w. Clements. among the
small manufacturers. Most of the shoes
made by them were for the Clements trade.
Samuel Gale was reported as among those
embarrassed. None of the factories affected
by the Clements failure employ over 80 or
40 hands, and it is said their suspension is
only temporary.
The Shaw failure is thought to be more
far-rcaching in its effect upon some of the
Lynn business men than the public has yet
been given to understand.
A Scare at ElmirR.
ELMIRA, N. Y, Aug,7 There was some anx-
iety in business circles yesterday morning on
account of rumors as to the soundness of the
Second National bank, caused by the reported
speculations of Its president. When it was
ascertained that the president had settled all
the demands against himself from his private
fortune, leaving him still worth several hun
drcd thousands, and that the bank had money
ready TO pay every depositor reaction took
place. To-day there is no excitement. The
nj hnr Ian 10
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BARGAINS in Books.


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z THE BApAJoz INsURREoTION.
DisarmIng Insurgcnts-tileged GAUGE
of the Rising.


LISBON, Aug. 1.-The authorities at ElvnS
have disarmed 900 insurgents and some CIV
ilans from Badajoz. They will be intcrned
in fortified town on the coast. 1t is re-
ported that the object of the rising was to
cover up a robbery Of public money, and
deficiency of 10000 has been discovered.
MADRID, Aug. Cen. Blanco will make
strict inquiry into the causes OF the Bainjoz
rising. The papers here severely blame the
officials for allowing the insurgents to sur
prise them. The insurgents arrested The
project general commanding the troops and
The four officers IN bed Sunday morning.
The editor Of the Republican newspaper was
one of the leaders.
The Impartial says the ring leaders OF the
revolt were Colonel Gutierrez, Major MAJ inc,
Lieutenant Colonel Vega and Major Bariisa.
The former two enlisted 20 years ago and
owe their rank to bravery in action. The
latter two were also distinguished. No news
has been received relative TO their where
abouts. Six million pesetas in gold in the
Bank Of Spain at Badajoz were lett untohch-
ed by the insurgents. The refugees say the
report that the object Of the revolt was to
conceal deficiency cmanated from the gov
eminent. They acted in obedience to the
programme of Gorilla and Salmcron to pro
mote the welfare of the country.
PARIS, Aug. TIT is stated that Z)rrillt
| has returned to Spain. Ills friends probes
| to expect scattered outbreaks, and hope the
people of Madrid will rise when the city II
Invested of troops.
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Reports that CctcwayOi, Alive.

LONDON, Aug. 7.--Pcrsis.cnt reports arc
current that Cctewayo is alive. a son oil
the late Bishop Colcnso tclegraphs that Cetc-
wayo demands an inquiry into his treatment
by the British governments agent at Marllz-
burg.
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The French at Namdineh.

NAMDINEn, Tonquin, Aug. THE French
have destroyed the dams across the canal.
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Ig,csias About TO occupy Truxilio

LIMA, Aug. 7.--lglesias has organized dl-
vision of 1000 men at COiamarca, and is now
marching on Truxilo, which he expects TO
occupy the Goth inst
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A Scare at ElnirR.
Failure OF Two Firms of Tanners.

BosToN, Mass, Aug. w. G. & II. NJ.
Silshy, tanners of Troy, n. H., have failed
in consequence Of the failure of Hcrsey,
Whittier & Wyman. II. Mcclure, tanner OF
Peabody, Mass, has failed The liabilities
of these firms are not definitely known.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-10

A Failure That IL Is Thought Will In
vOlve the AUburndalc Watch Com
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-01
ru.earor. aIn...

Yesterdays TuscarorA Mining News
ssms up the results and prospects, q
the mines Of TuscarcrA as follows:
"The 500 and coo levels OF the Grand
Prize are now almost drained Of their
surplus water, and the pump Is called
upon to handle but the natural flow.
This will considerably lessen expense
and greatly facilitate work. ns the
shaft can be more constantly used.
In the Argenta, connection will be
made Monday by Wine from the GOO
level with the east drift on the 700
level, thereby affording good vsntiIa-
ton. the air having been bad on the
lower levels recently.
Concerning the Navajo tho news is
the Same a 8 MISUNDERSTANDING to
stockholders. The slopes are yielding
their usual amounts; the mill is run
ming smoothly and gives average bat
terry assays of the ore milled the past
week at S234.72. The bullion ship
msnts Of that company for March have
been made regularly zach week. and
the four shipments aggregate SOS. $751;
81.
Tho work in Independence. Belle
Isle aud North Belle Isle, has been
prosecuted rs usual and good progress
made. The Elko Con. shows some hne
chloride ore OF q high grade in drift
No. B."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-01
From Saturday. Dolly

Superintendent Grover /, somewhat
better to-day.
A little wind. n little rain. q little
snow. last night. told the story.
Fr,iGbtina to aud from Eiko has
been light during the past week.
The mushroom. hunters aro seating
the Nir--or something more earthly.
Hugh Martin and children left for
their home at Mountain City to-day.
Read the al. OF the grand benefit
sheet and pillow-Oasc party on the 3oth
inst.
The University Regents made n good
appointment when they continued 7.
n. Stone as Principal.
There will be n grant Soireo given Mt
Freeman Hall to. night. Admit, sion.
81; scholars half price; Ladies' free.
Considerable snow fell last night. bu:
scarcely u ghost OF IL was left al sun
rise. Tho roads have not suffered and
the stages are making lively time.
Messenger Ross was complincn,ed
tho other day by the presentation Of n
handsome pistol at RIM, from his Eel
low messengers Of W. I. & Co. II was
a recognition Tor his def nse Of treasure
1T Montr!lo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-01
Senator j. II. Dcupi..

Major Dennis arrived hero from the
Yves; on last evenings train, and il
again among his old friends in Elko
county. Tho Senator il receiving moro
compliments than some Of his ~nssoci-
ates In the Senate Chamber. 1t is usu.
ally the fortune Of n few men to have
to bear the brunt OF tho many. 1t may
le SO with John II. Dennis. when tie
sins OF the last Legislature are coInled
on tho fingers e til" multitude; but
D,nnis's sturdy "No" is very pla My
written In tho record OF tho last Lrgis.
laturc. and his Yes was sometimes
expressed with some emphasis when l,
vas needed TO make Il wrong right.
There was no Senator more respected,
or morc influential. in the last Lcgis.
laiure.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-01
from Tu.ea.,..p .il,.l
0ALMAoUHpI.


Water IL running In the town pipes
to-day. 1t is from Kittidgs canyon,
and looks rusty yet.
DR.. n. W. Parsons. the well.tnoun
dentist, left on last evenings train for
professional visit Of . few days at
Wolls.
The California storm put in an ap-
pearanee here last night. but thus far
little rain has fallen. Rain Is now
badly needed.
We received yesterday the drst NUN.
Der Of the Walker Lake Bulletin, pub
li'hed by John II. Campbell at Haw.
''horne. Esmerald" county.
Remember that the Sheet and Pillow
Case bail will come of Mt Pr.em.n
Hall on Frilay night. The b al is be-
Ing prepared to make ali feel comforta-
ble, pleasant and happy. Grand march
at y o'clock sharp; unmask at 10.
The Virginia City papers state tina,
Jones and Cassidy will DO in Nevada
about tho 10th of April. This may be
correct. but We saw "a letter recently to
the effect that Cassidy will pass through
Elkc most any day this week.
Parties in from Ward report times
pretts lively there, though there Is a
large number Of men idle. The Martin
White employs about 50 men-4O at the
mine, and n like number at tho mill.
At Taylor only ton miners are em.
pioyed. The mill is undergoing repairs.
Nevada will not DO represented ut the
Amsterdam Worlds Fair. Utah and
Colorado have sent specimens and n
Commissioner. Nevada has grown too
poor to care to show Its shabbiness 10
Tue whole woodland II,iiand il a
long way of. II will wait for tho next
big show.
Yesterday one Of the largest and
longest emigraut trains We have seen
for sew raj months. passed through
Eiko westward. Tho Germans Lnd he
Irish. Dutch. Swedes. Portuguese.
Turks aud Italians, for an hourt took
possession OF the town. A number Of
Them are engaged as laborers to Grade
the Canadian Pacific railroad.
II "Hs II black day for blacksmi,hs
III luscarora at the termination of the
Iite robbery examination. Duncan
and huyck we're both held to appear in
another court. One Of them is cIpec;cd
here today. the other to morrow
Butcher Jim was discharged from Gus.
tody; aiao two others who were arrested
later.
GA Thursday afternoon al tut 4
o'clock. ten prisoners escaped from the
peni'eniiary ucar Boise. Pursni, was
immediately given and six OF the con-
'ic's captured, leaving four still a,
large W u armed with guns and pie
tolls. with n good .uplly of nmmuui-
t!ou. Kuoe Robbins mud Walt Coffin
have gone in parsuit and will CAPTURE
Them II possible. Ralph johnson,
James w. Haynes. Chas. Chaub, rlaip
aid horono Hicks ure the names of the
prisoners still at large.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-01
Now Trial oranted

District Attorney windle was not
fled yesterday. by the clerk Of the Su-
preme Court that George Doughsrty
had been granted o new trial by tho
Supreme Court. Doughsrty was con-
vioted in the District Court heie last
May OF an assault with intent to kill,
and sentenced to four years imprison-
ment in the State Prison. BE wa, de-
Tended by Mr.. windle. who appealed
his aso to the Supreme Court, with
the result stated. Doughsrty will be
brought back here fer o new trial.
Silver State.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-01
lrron FridlJp. D.ny.l
sALMAeuxDI.

Only n stage arrival last night
Paul Prisk. No departures.
It is said that Justice J.. N. Lane.
nov at Los Angeles. IL expected back to
Elko next week.
J. Z. Booth. . printer well-knovn
here. has shipped material from Austin
to Shoshone to start . paper to be
called the "Rustler."
Farmers in Humboldt county ara
giving the Arabian millit Rrasi . fair
trial this season. IL IL claimed that Il
will soon supercede alfalfa, as Il pro-
duces an immense crop. Eiko farmers
should test It also.
A woman known as Mrs. Meeker In
TO be hanged in Vermont to-day. She
Is said to DO the first woman ever
hanged in New England. We doubt
that part Of the story, however. 1t
doesn't agree with ancient history.
Crickets are making the ground
black already In Modoo and Lassen
counties and about Honey Lake. farm
ers are threatened with a serious in
vasion. The cold weather failed to de.
stroy their eggs, We can spare them
from this section of tho country.
S. n. Randolph, n Mexican war vet.
ernn, having come to this Coast with
s~.syenson's regiment in 1876, aud for
merly n Grand Master OF DAD Fellows
Of California, aud ex-Sheriff Of Amador
county, committed suicide Monday by
shooting himself through tho head.
Financial difficulties is probably the
cause Of the rash act.
The authorities cit ed by tho Austin
Democrat, sustaining the principle
involved in the Assessors' extension act
OF this State, are very applicable, and
will probably govern the construction
OF the Statute by the Nevada courts.
Tho reference to the indefinite extern.
sion OF the incumbent's term, by the
INDEPENDENT, was intended to refer
only 10 the immediate effect OF the con-
stitutional article we were then consid-
ering. The extension Of this Office
would necessarily be limited to four
years.
The Republican State Convention
last year certainly made a serious mis-
take in nominating Enoch Strou,ber for
Governor. He was not cut ont for a
successful politician, and was out Of his
natural element in that capacity. Be-
sides. certain powers that be looked
with an evil eye on his aspirations.
But We agree with tho Reveille in
doubling that Ex-Governor Kinkead
ever called him ga rattle Drained feI
low" He is scarcely that character: ON
the contrary. quite the reverse. Like
Irtle, he may politically succeed after
a few defeats, and some training.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-01
An Elegant stock.

Mrs. d. w. Lang has just received
from San Francisco. a complete and
well selected stock Of Millinery Goods.
consisting of Ladies' and Children's
Summer Hats. latest styles for dress or
sun wear; lno assortment Of Chenille
Trimmings, Ribbons, handsome Flow
ers. etc. The stock is large, new and
well assorted. and will be sold at prices
below all eompetitors.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-01
Island

We are ind, b,,d to l.. PrnroI, Gov.
ernor Of Island Mountain. for II copy of
his s"mi-occusion-l message, bearing
dnte March %. Among other matters
be states the following:
"fhc ground that | am trying Ia
work is yet frozen to n depth Of four
icet; consequently i. is difficult mining
IN the eulch. But there is one consola-
Iion-it will ihaw when hot weather
comes.
The grnss il geltisg good on the
hills-so We shall not starvc.
W. A. Penrod Is bucking against
frozen ground, trying to mine; so nre
Mossrs. Green A French. The China,
men are all at work, too. l started the
pipe yesterday. From present indica.
tons wa shalt have but a shor, run this
season. as tho sno~ IL very light and
going fast; so there will be but little
water. Stock that winterod here arc
looking well, though IL was very cold
h,rc last winter"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-01

Runners and scents bring iniorma
ton to Fort Benton Of tho most daring
raid by the CTees. belonging properly
beyond tho CnnNdinn line, made 10
many years The patty is supposed to
number 100 braves and are represented
~ moving down MNrins river, killing
cattle and other st"Ik ms they go. At
daybrerk on the 18th n small war
party Of PioRnuH headed by Little Dog
aud two white men, hal a sharp en-
counter with tho Crrts, killing two and
securing their scalPs. Two PiognnI
were wounded aud one horse killed.
Ten oxen wero found near Fort Conrad
killed Ly tho mLrauding band, and
forty horses were driven on Ivy the
same pnrty ncnr tho Pnme place. Tho
savages Scein to be beading to Snrd the
Dominion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-01
Tho Female YnTu-ro ou Hsr way
90 Prison.

Fred Hcid. Deputy Sheriff from VIM
nemuccn. came in last nigh, with Mrs.
Helen /. Lovrl-ss. sent 20 State Prison
for three yeHrs for stealing cattle. She
Ia n rough specimen OF femininI.y-
brouzsd aud wealth, r-beatsu like nm old
pfcspectrr. and uneouth in NIL re-
spcc;s. No doubt it was originally in
tended Tint she shonld be n IN lie. but
by some fr ak nature reversed iiaali,
aud she became a neuter. Those who
kuoS her say that rhc can strn1di. II
horse nnl la1so AL throw a steer NJ
quietly ~ my v"qnero IN the ranges.
Sho is comfortably fixed. ~ f'r ~
property is concerned. aud bad no need
10 levy upon iha cattle of her neigh.
tors.- Reno Gn2ottc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-01

NOTICE.

In ruE DIsTa1cr Counr or The FOURTH
Judicial District, la and for Elko
County. State Of Nevada; in the mat
ter Of the estate Of Faux Money, de-
ceased.
Pursuant 10 an order Of said Court
made on tho 9th day OF March, 1883.
notice IL hereby given that Saturday.
tho 7th day Of April. 1883, at 10 o'clock
A. M. Of said day, at the courtroom Of
said court. at the Courthouse in the
town aud county Of Eiko. State OF New
ada, have been appointed for the lime
aud place for proving tho will OF said
Frank Money. deceased. and for hear.
Ing tho application Of James Myers for
tho Issuance TO him OF letters testament
trry. when and where any person inter-
csted may appear and contest the same.
w. W. Rooms,
Clerk.
Dated this 07ib day Of March. A. D..
1888. i0d
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-01

We have been shown n dispatch from
Hamilton. which 81 .ics that this Sweet
winter Company wild only pay its mi
h"ia and mi!Iinen IS per day. We
doubt II they can secure competent men
Mt that figure for any length OF ;imo. II
wages have to como down to that firurr.
Tho most competent worimcn will seek
som" other section Of the country
where living is cheaper nud the com
fonts of life more easy of access
White Pine News.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-01
rFron Thursday. Daily.
aALMAouHDI.

A Grand Jury will Be drawn next
week for the April term Of the District
Count.
Arrived by stage last evening; II.
Polk. Thos. Duncan. Departed this
morning: W. wankowski. W. Rehfenss.
At Reno. cattle mon are scratching
around In . lively manner. corralling
all the beef they can ind. It looks rs
II high prices were anticipated.
Salt Lake was placed in t.lesr.phic
communication with Denver on Tues
day by a new line constructed by the
Denver & Rio Grsndo railway.
Elk is exceedingly quiet. Spring
s~mPloyments are breaking up wintsr's
lotteries and scattering the boys among
the hiils' ranches and mining camps.
Gen. Clark and Prof. Williams leave
this evening for Philadelphia, accom-.
panied by Ex-sheriff ]. b. Fitch. Pos
sibiy mines and mining have something
to do with their trip.
The rafie for AIRS. o. E. Green's
piano will como of at Frseman's Hall
on the evening Of Friday. April G.. Per-
sons who have subscribed to the rattle
bot not fully paid up. are requested to
DO ready with the coin prior to that
date.
The showers continue their raids
here, and tho weather is still threaten
ing. As it was stormipg in California
yesterday. We may expect unsettled
weather here some days yet. The
more the meirier. It makes the ranch.
ers laugh.
george Noon who was killed and
eaten in Colorado some years ngo bv
II Packha, now under arrest. ia said
to have been a Humboldt boy, living ut
Unionville in 1862. being then about
ten years old. His father never knew
what became Of him.
NEW York. Mar. 2G.-Most of the
stock trading of to-day was in Central
Pacific at n and 76H. The decline.
ike that of n few months ago in Union
Pacific. continues to a considerable e.-
tent unexplained. Both stocks have
had a large decline since the beginning
Of year, which must be attributable
TO tho approaching completion Of other
transoonIinental lines.
Perhaps the largest transaction In
cattle ever made in this country WAS 81.
fected at Fort Worth, Texas, last Sat-
u'dHy' the sale being %, 900 head of
fuii'grown cattle by tho lizards and
Harold brothers to the Franklin Land
u Cattle Company Of New York. The
price paid has been kept private, but
Tho figures nro understood TO be abop,
so per head. which would aggregate
nearly $4,000. 900.
Newspaper men appear to be favored
just now by the powers that be. Not
long ago H. Z. Osborn, Of the Bodie
Free Press. wGs appointed Receiver of
The United States Land Office. and
lately. L. II. Cleveland, OF the same
paper, was appointed Receiver of tho
same land Office. PowniDg. Of the
h0no Journal, AMI LittleGeld, OF the
Ogden Pilot, also thank their good
stars for positions.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-01

Hths Socialists blow mp the residence
Of Vim. II. Vanderbilt during the pro.
posed bail, or throw their murderous
bombs into tho ballroom, they may
mako n sensation and Mt the sans tinio
make a summary hanging. That may
work Ia Russia. Ireland or England.
but woe to tho mGu or society that tries
tho experiment. in this country. lilo
will wish bis name were something
moro than MoSt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-01

Some time ago .. i. Rogers OF E'ko
wna down at San Francisco. and man
nged TO secure ono e the z laid by
the ostrichcs Mt Woodlands Gardens
lie brought tn, egg homo mud kept his
own counsel. Last Monday he played
tho tgg OF on The editor Il The lspE
ns having been laid by one Of
his hens. The editor bad some doubt
about IT OF first, but finally knocked
under, ne ih'ro was 10 fowl about the
place larger than n hons still II was
rather puEEling to know how n hen
could lay IN egg that weighed twice ma
much ns herself. However. Mr. Rogers
explained this by asserting that the
hon vas bigger than any goose before
she hid tho 49,. Tho IS]DxrESDEST,
though almost p~Nralyzed. rallied snR
oienily to publish MI account Of the
egg. which Il concludes must contain n
full.grown and FULL q dyed hen.--En.
terprise.
The above Is tho last sgss nest the
Enterprise local got away from.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-01
The UnlXeraIfY.

j. II. Rand, one OF the Regents Of
the State University, having arrived
homo, we are able to furnish officially
tho action taken by tho Board o! Re-
gents at its rsoe ut luoeiing at Carson.
II. s. Day was chosen President, and
Deputy survoyor.Gsnera NotewOrc,
Secretary.
After APRIL thc Assay Department,
OF tho University will be discontinued.
The salary Of tho Principal Was re.
duced to Si65 per montb, r. N. Stone
to act until June 80. 1889, the Regent.
then to employ whom they choose.
All bills before the Board were dis
posed Of.
Regents Day and Harris will visit
Elko oroo time during June.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-01

San Franeiseo RoArd-mornins si.
ITO Ophir. : 20
100 NsxieAs. 3 IS
oeo @ 4 @. Z 90. . IS
TO Savage. 3 Is. 3 30
$50 II. White. $50
400 chOliar. 1 O5
AIS Sierra Nevada. . IS. 2 80
leo Union. > IS. 5 60
80 Alta. $50
HOO Con Vir. 800
40 Il 4 N. Q 60
500 Challenge. ESQ
100 Andes. $50
lilo B & B. 8 70
22S Yellow Jacket, 2 so
90 Alpha. 1 as
90 coRhdenss. 1 so. I e5
20 Utah, 2 10
100 Grown Point. $50
500 Caledonia. 100
200 Argenta, 500
2lo Navajo. 3 co
$50 Grand Prize. $50. 500