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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10
NOTICE,

Tn TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
foursh Judicial District, County OF Elko,
In The matter ofthc e.iate OF ssmuei Prior
DArs Y. deceased:
Or er q show eius why Deer . OF DI.trIbu.
lion snauld not b made.
On reading and aling the petition Of Rich
ard Morton Tor y. kXccutor OF the Last will
aud testament Of 5 mu ! Prior Dorscy,
decreased, setting forth thai he has HIrd his
hnal accounted his administration of the rs.
tate OF said deceased tn thi- court, and that
the came has been duly ~setIIel and allowed;
that all the debts and expenses Of tlInini-tri.
lion have been paid, aud that a por-
ton OF sad c-tate remains TO be Ill.
Nldci anon. the IIcITs OF said de-
ceased, and praying. among other things, for
an order ot di-tIibrti0n or the r--i'iGc OF said
"-tatc among tn persons entitled.
u IL ordered that all persons int 2, strd In
the estat' OF the said 3 smue! p ioT DOrssy. be
sni appear cfore the Distrist Couit 81 the
the courtroom Of aid court n tie Court.
h"s.e. IN the town % EIko. In aid
county. on "wednesday. the OIh
day or SulN. =. ID 1888 at II
O'Clock A NJ. then rnd there 10 show cause
why All order Of distribution should not Le
made OF the residue Of said e-.Atr Among the
heir "trad deceased. according O. law.
Is turtHer ordered that = copy Cf this order
De published for four successive weeks bsfur,
ihe said 9TH dsy Of July. 4. D.. lSSg. In til,
Elko iNbErESDENr. = newspaper piInied AYd
published In tie saiL Elko county.
District Jgd e
Dated May Is. 1897. Iw
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10

James NJ. BrnzoIl has filed q com
plant in the Superior CouI, against
Go. Il. Wells aud Jas. Flood. III,
cause Of action sets forth that ia MAY,
1882, plaintiff and defendant Wells ell.
tered into n mutual Partnership "a
Uiino Ia Nevada, About TINT time they
visited tho Mount Corey mine, which
was for sale at SIC, 900. Not having the
requisite cash, Wells induced dcfeud.
n Flood to advance the said SUN, he
agreeing, IL is nyerred. to hold one.
fonrth Of tho property in trust for plain
tiff and Wells. The property was pur-
chased about June IL. 1889, aud the
conveyance taken in the name Of Wells.
On the Sd Of October following he CON
yeycd the property TO Flood. PiaintG
AYERS that the mine is worth n million
OF dollars, and that Wells denies that
partnership relations exist between him
md plaintiff, or that plaintiff has any
Interest; in sold property. Plaintiff
prais for dissolution of partuership
and for mn accounting, ndd that Flood
conrcy to him nm undivided one.cighth
part Of tbe property.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10

Two days ago Senator Van Wyck
learned that a contract for Carrying
mail on tho route hom Niabruru to
Deadvood had been let for $3.50 n
year to Miner, Que Of tbs defendants in
the present Star route lrinI, aud he
promptly had a warm interview with
Chef Clvr& Lyman, OF the Contract
office, and n very satisfactory ;u,,r-
vicT with Postmaster General Gresham
who the Senator believes will suspend
the contract g. stated above. Tho
DeGawoUd people Euyo daily mails .com
two points ulIeady. The aggregate
postal revenues arising within aity
miles OF NiobraIH do not amCuut to
$500 a year, aud there are 10 white
settlers between. and for most Of the
wny their canuOt be, uu:il tho Indian
title is eH,ingu;shcd. Senator Muulpr-
son end I.eprss ntst.yo Valentine asked
that tho service b. pat.
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Promote :.

To day. says yesterdays Silver State,
Frank Free, who was conductor on the
Humboldt division Of tho c. p. rail.
road. with headquarters here. in 1859
and 1879. md who has been Supcrln-
tenden: Ct the Truckee division, Hhtch
extends from this place to TrGck,e t, for
years. resigns his position. IIO is to
DC succeeded by ]. II. Whiied, who his
been train dispatcher for Yeas. AMI
thoroughly understands the business OF
Superintendent. 7. Z. Donelan, who
was manager Of tbs telegraph Office
here for some time, succeeds Mr.
Whited AS TAIN dispatcher.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10

Purnell has at last madc ON official
ut:erancc i'll the form Of an open letter
to n Paris Journalist, concerning the
Popv's letter. He announces that I,c
Is pleased with it because Of the effect
II will certainly have upon tile fortunes
OF the real Irish party. The breach tho
Papnl circular bus already caused
among tho papers which affected 10
represent the Irish cause, Mr.. Parnell
says he regards with delight, because il
will place the Catholic religion lust
where 1t belongs in the politics OF Ire
land. Some OF the truest Republicans
in Ireland have felt themselves com.
PEELED to conceal their sympathy with
the Irish party, and to hold aloof from
all participation IN it's movements, be-
cause Of tho impression that Ireland,
being the stronghold OF the Catholic
faith, DO general Irish political move.
ment could over occur, except IL wcro
dominated by the Church. Now tina,
the Popo has officially declared that
tho Church does not r~tcoguizo tho
Irish party, but fobids it, priests TO
make themselves conspicuous in it's no
tons. the Irish poop lie can realize how
completely Irish politics afo divorced
from religious domination. and Cath
Ollie and Protestant Republicans can
work together in complete harmony.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10

Judge Freedman, Of New Yor&. has
rendered n decision in tho case Of
Michael Gilman. administrator Of John
Gilman, deceased. against Henry ".
'ardic. who was iutrusted with mon.
oys by the interstate. with which to pro
cure rlnssos for the rcpose Of his soul.
Judge Freedman follows the decision
INA ie recently 10y Judge sullivan. and
holds that the trust is 0 a legal one
for tho reason that there is no beneic-
'a'y capable Of taking; therefore the ad.
m,nistrItor is entitled to the fund
which was to be devoted to this pur-
pose. Tho ee''ui ga trust, he says,
must be an individual having physical
existence, or TO come into existence du-
ring tho lifetime of the trustee.
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n.RnAn on xAnoxLI.M.

George C.. Gorh=m, editor Of the
Washington National Republican. in
N editorial headed '.Mr. Blaine's DEM
ocratis Alliance AgainS the Admins.
tration aud Mahone." censures those
Republican journals which nre attack
ing Malone. and makes the following
declaration rs 10 the approaches which
have been made TO Malone by Repub-
lieans: 1T is important to keep in
view the following facts: The good re-
laIiOrs between Virginia Republicans
aud tho R~eadjusters existed long before
tue election of Garfield and Arthur, aud
resulted in the election of Malone to
the Senate in opposition TO the Demo
Gratis AMI the Administration Of Presi-
dent Hayes. As to Nahone's subhe-
quent CO operation with the Repub-
lisal Administration in Washington. i.
was GaTi=ll Who figs; made nd
ynnces to Malone AMI sent him
assurances two days after the PTesi-
ueniial ELECTION that lie had never
alluded to- him rs u 'rePudiator.' II
was Garfield who besougLt Mahone's
support Of the Republican Adminis,!I-
ton. and volunteered to send him word
10y the Pennsylvania Senator thN. be
would he treated 10y him in ali respects
rs an Administration Senator. 1t wa'
GAIieli who NJ the Same time dcG!Irel
TO the present oditor OF the rhiladel'
+ phia Press and three other persons. tina
Mahone's statement OF the Virgiui 4
dsbt question was an honest docu
ment.' 1; was Garfield. who, nj Mentor
assured ex-senator Lewis. Of Virginia
Of his entire sympathy with aud sup
Tott of the Virginia coalition. l; VA
Garfield, who. offer lie became rresi
dent. urged the Virginia RrPub!icau
10 join HANDS with the Readiusters."
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A Republican .1chap,. a-..l,,.. A.,

A Republican sIehaDge declares that
"a tariff for revenue only" is a mean.
ingless tumble Of words. ana that With
such an expression in its platform. the
Democratic party will come to g.i,f as
badly in 1884 rs It did in 1859.
The Republican party farors, Of
course, a high protective ;ariI, and the
question is a pertinent one. whom does
1t propose to protect? II its future poi
icy upon this issue Is to be judged by
the past. 1t is the millionaire manufac
turers and other heavy monopolies who
are alone to b. protected. for whether
the'tarih be high or low. the wages of
the needy operative remain down a. the
minimum all the same. The mass Of
the people need not be deceived by this
hypocritical cry Of pre- lection against
foreign cheap labor" by the Republican
party, With the ourss it pursued upon
the Chinese question, fresh in the pub
lie memory. To use a homely meta
phoF' the policy of that patty has al
ways been to Lard noue but fat hogs"
While they are clanorous for protec
ton from foreign cheap labor, they
were equally anxious that 4 Monaghan
horde should glut the American mar
ket with G species Of slave l-GoI
cheaper than any tina, could OF, to
compete in Europe with American man,
u~lac:urers.
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- Ken VA 3S1E:ISs t~--o.P--Iui-
i%'eiisni si'i-". s-sis.. y ,ie.
John =. Giii'.s,r. o. .hi- a e. who
has just returned 20 "a : ;orr % asrec-
tion to BuiiSn ;iiai4g 1isir,. situate
ahont tSru'y-l = GI', sui, Of Deo-
~awe-the po:r. =; dep4nGre from the
railfoad-giveE u glowing account Of
the mines, the richness Of the ore and
tie general prospects OF The camp. lie
says 4 whirlEind o: excitement, regarl-
irg these mines, is rushing through
Lander county and spreading like a
prairie fire. The deuizens OF Lewis sire
jus. packing their goods-and houses
too-on jacks. and navigating. bas aud
baggage to the new camp.
IEree mines have been soil TO ou..
side capitalists and two others bonded,
within the pas, two weeks-aud three
rewly-iucorporated companies are now
shipping outfits to BeowAwe with
which to begin operations. About two
hundred pr7sFectors are in tie dis
triet. and in order TO supply The de-
mand for exhi!Ara;ing drinks, two sa-
!oons-with the canopy OF heaven FOX u
roo! aud IA bIrrel-h,sd for a bar, aud
running three shifts Of teulSss-a
kept as busy as they are primitive. i
frs: class E~Otel-bourd $40 per week IN
advance-is conducted uEdsr IA roof Of
willow branches Supported 10y fOTked
sticks, the culinary outfit consisting Of
a frying-pan, cofee-pot and Dutch
oven. The rules OF the house permit
10 G~rumbling, upon pain Of being in
s;antly fred. These without blankets
are employed on the night shift, as
those Hdiupcts to comfort arc not
needed for Gay snoozing.
The Superintendent Of the 5-stamp
Chloride mill-only one in the distric;
Mr.. Pilz. formerly OF Cornucopia.
is turning nj 800 pounds Of ba!lIou
per wsex, and 10 is now grading for
the erection Of au improved lU-s:amr
mill Immediately. O.hec mills will
also quickly follow, for there Is plenty
Of ole - keep them steadily employed.
Mr.. Gilligau may possibly DO ovei
sangriue, but in speaking OF those now
going into the camp he remarked, They
have much the best OF those who rushed
of TO Arizona, Wood River and othel
foreign c1ei;emtnts. FOR before the lat,
tes can get back, IL town lot in the city
of bullion VIII be in itself n BONANZA
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10

Counselor j. l.. Wines mud wifo mr.
rived from Berkeley. California, by the
train last evening. TA,y wero accom-.
panied by tbeir son. Melville. twho
graduated with houors ut tho late
closing examination Ut the berkeley
Academy. Nell pursued tho path Of
learning TO tho very foot Of The hin Of
science. IN this place, and now that ho
has siormod tho citadel Of science. wc
naturally focl proud Of him.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10

Times correspondent at Paris says
a Nihi!ist "communiqrI has been issued
which stats that while tae force o. he
Russian Government aud its mos. I'M
porsant spies wero concentrated Ut Mos
COW during tho festivities. the Nihilists
took the advantage 10 spread tlrir dog
irinss and enroll Supporters in St. Pc
tersburs and othc. cities. It says the
strength Of the party ia St. Petersburg
Is greatly Increasing. and asserts that
there were at the coronation officials
nnd others having orders from the Nj
hilis's near enough to the Car to have
struck him on tho brow II tho word hal
been given. 1t WIS fsared some too
Jealous parties might throw n grenade
az the Car.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10

John Pobinson's agent passed
through for California and stated thai
the circus would show along their route
through tho State, provided they were
no. TO be tackled 10y the ASSESSORS. n
formerly. a test caso Of tho tax IN
question has been decided adversely
by tho District Court Of wnshoe
county. and it was appealed to tho su.
pretne Court, which has not rendered u
decision.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10

A meeting Of the trustees and stock.
holders Of the n. Il O.. railroad took
plncc in Reno las! Sunday, and the
Carson Appeal says "thcy oil came
heavily weighted down with siy.shoot-
ers aud wearing boiler iron vests. The
Coroner was on hanl aud tho reporters
woto all ready for n tragedy. but for
somo reason or other not n shot was
fired. II is though that The stockholders
are losing interest in tho affairs of tho
road.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10

The White Pine News So. 5: at is
currently reported hat \. c. Clevo-
land. of Spring Valley, wants to sell all
his possessions in White Pine, prepur-
otory TO taking up his residence at
Martinez, California. We should hats
to lose Cleve. l: would knock all tho
fun out Of White Pho politics, and
then who will be left to represent US at
Carson every two years."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10

trthur Folg'r. mn Ogden boy. Will,
playing with u loaded Cartri lgo, ex.
rlnd"d the missile. Tho Pilot SAYS ia,
hall made m abrasion in the right
forearm. tore open the heshy part OF
the hand, and took off tao tip Of the
fourth finger. Tho hand was promptly
dressed, and now Arthur 10 making IN
his mind to choose a different style Of
plnythiuS in the future.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10

Considering the %nudcninblo fact that
Governor Butler is the only reformcr
M~assnchusetts has known for many
years. tho announcement that tho
Massachusetts Reform Association"
inten led TO oppose his reelection,
wnuld Sccm. says tho san francisco
Exchange. to indicate that tho society
u composed Of tho rowksbuy aud liar.
vaid gangs aud their sympa,hiZcrs.
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Nan Iose Meeting.

The an~ti.raiIrosd demonstration At
San jose Monday was no, so largely at
tended as was expected. Archer was
tho first TO speak. He explained that
the meeting had been called to expos;u-
late with the Raiiroad Commissioners
for n violation of their pledges. Hs de-
nounced the e1tor,ions Of the Railroad
Company, and declared it time for the
peopls to assert their rights. General
Saglee next appeared and read the res
o~lu,ious they set forth. The eIacti0us
OF the railroads demanded that tLe
Railroad Commissioners should keel
their pledges and fix fares at three
cents q mile and freights at two cents 1
ton per mile before the 18th. II they
DO not do SO. n committee is named tc
call on Governor Stoneman and ash
hin to call an extra session OF the Les.
islsture. when the Commissioners cal
DO ~impeached.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10

ons day las. week, says the Lake.
view, Cal, Examiner, Abo Miller,
who Is herding sheep in lower Chowau
can, found ak grizzly bears iu n bunch.
He had q needle gun and but Eve car.
iridges with him. but nevertheless
tried 10 surround tho bears. Before no
knew IL ono Of them, q she bear with
cuba. was after him, aud ho dropped
his gun aud "skun up n tree" Tho
bear herded him for awhile. md then
s.Hrlod OF. Ho oAmo down. secured
his gun, sud fired at her, knocking her
down. IL then shCt two of tho cubs.
killing ono ard wtun ling the other.
abe old bear was getting up about this
time aud he shot her again. His last
s6ot uss sont after ono Of the other
three, who wero making 90. After they
we're gone he went down md cut n paw
on FROM tho dead cub and vent TO
camp. Ho saJs he bears made night
bidoou4 for him. the cries Of tho
" funded cub beiug especially doloful.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10

Mr.. j. o. Powers. of the oyhee Land
Association, arrived here from Oak
land by the train last evening aud do.
parted by stage far the north ,nis morn
ing. Ho is nov on his annual tip to
the vast ranch o utne oSybee river to
look after the herds Of cattle aud hors-
es belonging 20 tina company.
slr. Powers will ~rrnain a. the ranch
during the ueIt few months s.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10

OF Saturday nights storm, Calves.
ton specials say that no serious dam
sgs OF property is reported except at
G%rOenyillo. The storm assumed tho
form Of q tornado. Near Bouham,
lightning struck a hack returning from
. picnic, killing tho oolored driver and
the team, and tearing to piecos tho
conveyance. which six nogroos had Just
vacated. At Palestine, Samuel Howard,
on q fishing excursion with another
prominent citizen and Two little boys,
we're caught In q rain storm and started
for shelter. In the darkness, Howard
walked into a creek and tho others
we're unable 10 rave him.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10


AdYIces from WhipP!e barracks state
that the Mexican troops surprised the
hostile Aplches in the Southern Sierra
MAdres. sixty days ngp, all the Indians
being together at tie time, having
Charley McC"mn- with them, Who was
welt tire stgd. II, vas .rgt to aid them
ia ease Of sursntrf. Tho Indians
knzw nothing Of Gcunsal Crook when
they left. but knew tbs country was
full Of troops, aud il nttncScd they wil!
fight until whipped. and thea scatter
through tho Sierra Madrcs. Most Of
them will attempt 10 work bHck to tn.
reservation, but sOmO expect 10 mercy
and will keep up this fight. AMI remain
in the mountains MS long rs possible.
They have no other place to go and the
mountains are III many pieces mace.
siJls. General Crook will probably o
meet any Of them before reaching tho
extreme southern part of the Sierra
Madrcs. The exact number fighting is
not known. but it is between 100 md
loo, Gul more than 800 and
children. This number includes boys
large enough to b,as arms. The In.
dinns think that General Crook will
havo trouble 10 find the h0slilos. Thr
latter will run il thy can to the Chi
huahuas and tho Warm Springs with
the reucgsdes. They arc the only In-
diIns on the war-prth in Mexico.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10

The Sheriff Of Sye county has at.
tached the property Of the Morey Dis
trict Mining Company at Morey, to sat
isfy a claim in favor Of L. and S. Bern
heimer, amounting TO 1851. Sale
day, June 10TH.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10

During " heavy thunderstorm on tho
Atlantic seaboard, Wednesday, consid.
cradle damage was done to property.
AT Muncic, Ponnsylvnpia. M 5000.
barrel oil-,ank was struck by lightning.
and With with several buildings was do
s'royod. At Albany The damage by tho
storm amounts to $4,000. Lightning
struck in several place, in tho city.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10

A party OF seven hostiies were seen
Saturday neAr Jchnson's ranch, Fifty
miles east Of, Tombstone, aud forty
miles north Of the Sonora line. They
were going toward tho San Carlos res
ervAiion. and had evidently bssn driven
from the Sierra Maires. The hostiles
fred ut the hsrders. but the latter es.
capped rnhnrt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10

At the annual meeting Of the Grand
Eucampment OF !. o. o. +. at Reno
Monday. the following officers for tho
ensuing year were elected II. p. NJ
Kee, Of Eureka, Grand Patriarch: u.
q. KI,zmeyer. Of Carson. Grand H;ga
Priest; Chas. Farrarris, Eureka, Grand
Seuior Warden; W. II. Hull. Virginia.
Grand Scribei George TGfly, Grand
Treasurer G. NJ. Brown, Virginia;
Grand Junior Warden; w. NJ. Holland,
Virginia, Grand Representative to ths
Sovereign Grand Lolge; Trustees, At
kipson. DayeEpor. and Guggen-
helm.
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u. Stevens, owner OF Farraglt and
other horses at the Jockey Club course,
Louisville. was shot. Monday, By po-
licemnn McGrath, Stevens had passed
out of the grand stand. aud during his
absence ho lost his badge. On his re-
turn no was refused admittanca by tho
~door.keeper. Words followed, and
Stevens IL said - h4yo attempted to
force his way in. McGraIh in,erposgd.
when II is alleged that Stevens drew n
knife. McGrath thon fred. the ball
striking Stevens in the left arm apd ell
bow. entering tho body near tho shoul-
der. The full nature Of the inj1rits
cannot YET be stated.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10

Thsre is IL scheme being nsitatrd in
France to run q tunnel from Paris to
EJutn, e. distance OF more than 20
miles, q: n cost Of S25. 600, 900. This
throws our .'big bore" the Sutro ;un-
mel. which is only four miles long. en-
tiTe!y into the shade.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10

An emigrant aud freight train on tue
Southern Pacific railroad, near Avon.
at 8 O'Clock yesterday morning, mo,
with an accident. Twelve oars wero
thrown from tho track and badly dam.
aged. Two iramps who were stealing
a ride on n GOAL car we're killed. No one.
else WIS injured.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10

Cattle thieving In tho lower Rio
Grarde counties. Texas. Is going on to
an unesosedsn:@i extent. The depre-
daaors are ~thoroushiy organized. A
hsmber Of prominent eitizens ars i'm.
elicatej. and ,her. Is MT hiding or try
tug TO evsdc the rangers or ~cilizens.
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AaIrAI nnd PrnrI nII.

A foil supply Of tho above 6~rst.ciass
brands Of coal oil, STANDARD Oil Co.'S.
ust received a, Mullu's Drug store.
Inquire for prices before bnying else.
where.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10

Captain John Z. Walker, Of the
Third Cavalry, recently court mar
tailed aud censureJ, has left Fort
Apache without leave, aud is wander
Ing about in Now MoSico. IIo will be
arrested. nni examined by a medical
board "a TO his sanity.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10

whitney. the n.urdsrros E~sIehari.
srs~ taken from the j~d at Herman.
40. BY a mob Of que p'rsors. aud
banged t, 4 tree sSIy yre,eF Lay iaorn.
ing.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10

Mrs Elizabeth Larabe sues the South.
ern Pacific railroad for S25, 900 for in.
jnries recrived In n collision in Alame.
da county last Month. Mrs. Larabo was
on tho way south TO gather evidence In
her suit against the Central Pacific RAD
for 10000 damaGcs for the death Of her
husband, who was killed at T~vhaehari
last January.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-06-10

Tho P~ennsy!vania Legislature has
passed q bill Prohibiting the lsyying or
collecting Of political assessments by
any person or committee. making it I'm
lawful TO demand anything Of value
from any State, county or municipal
officer. 1t il perhaps u%auecess'ry to
state that q majority OF the Legislature
is Democratic. Our Republican fri ends
p-ed therefore experience no alarm :or
the morale Of the 6. o. p.