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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
i SeycaIh Judicial District. OF the state OF
Nevada, in and for the eouniy OF Elko.
Rosai pailsy. PLAINTIFF asaInst James n.
Actfon brought in ,h- District Court Of the
Seventh Judicial District. of the state OF Ne.
complaint oiled In the olice OF the Clerk OF sad
District Court.
The State OF Nevada sends greeting TO James
\, bailey. defendant.
You are hereby required to appear In an
action brought against you ~ the above
named plaintiff In the District Court OF the
seventh Judicial District OF the state Of Ne
Naca, In and for the county of Elko. aud to
answer the complaint hlcd therein, within teu
day exclusive Of the day ofseFyicrl alter the
service upOn YOU ct this summons-if served
this couuty. but In this District. within twenty
days; Otherwise, wttHiu forty days-Ot igdC-
ment hy default will be taken against YOU,
according To the PRAYER Of aid complaint.
The said action l. bryu"shttooJtni 4 judge
m mt and decree Of this Court dissolyIug the
boUdso OF matTimouy existing between plaintiff
aud defendant, aud r.! rastng the Plaintiff
from the marriage eN'sting between Plaintiff
and ID PENDANT and from the obligations
thereof That the rrliHfi- prayed for on the
ground thai the defendant wiIlful deserted
the plalutir 'pr a period 81 more than on"
year next proceeding the commencement uf
the action. And uuun the further ground,
that for more than on" year Immediately
proceeding the C1mm"uCrmVut Oi this action
the defendant had NilifUNT neglected t. p=,-
va" NuE llhlItlu Win iar common ucCH--N-
Tigs Of e., and that such neglect was not the
result % poverty tha' wIuut not have been
avoided by Ordinary industry, And ypu are
hereby notified that u yOu fall to answer -aEd
complaint ~ above rrIuir 81, ihu said pla'utII
Will apply 10 the Cuur, tor ihc relief demand.
I'd therein.
Given under my hand. an attorney Al
lw at the seventh jude
isl District Of The State OF
tsEAL.l NryIUt. 100 AMI Tor tin county 81
Eiku- this -.lI dNy OF yycrr4 brr.
la Ia" year Of Uug Lord. uur tauu--
and ,.-.I hundred and ,Is. ty.tvo.
!. II RAND,
pla!u;IG, Attorney IN The above en-, IA &C.
l|Du, .Dsm
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11
xEYApA

The following business OF Importance
was transacted in the Senate Monday:
On motion Of westerield. substitute
for Senate bill No. 81. taken from the
table and put ON hnal passage. (Gives
John NJ. Keith and John Campbell
$4,000 for compiling laws! Amended
by making the amour; $500. Passed;
Ayes Is. noes Z.
Brumsey gave notice Of ]reconsidera-
ton.
By Dennis-A bill providing for the
publication of bills allowed by County
Commissioners. Committee on Print
ing.
Senate Concurrent Resolutiou-Isel-
alive to issuing ra,ions to starving In
dams Of Humboldt, Rules suspended
aud passed,
Assembly Bill No. AZ. by lIarsden-
For protection of miners in sale or pur.
chase Of ores. Passed; ayes Is. noes o.
Senote Bill No. co. by Foley, proyid-
ing for taxation Of net proceeds Of
mines. PUssed-ll to ..
Senate hill No. ., by Schooling. to
repeal all Acts relative to official bonds.
After discussion, bill was dsfeated-7
TO II.
Message from the Governor approx
ing Senate Bill No. /. to regulate prim-
AIRY elections. vas received.
Senate Bill No. SO. by Dennis. to
provide for registration of electors.
lost-9 to ..
Dennis gave notice of rccopsidera.
ton.
Senate Gill No. "A, by Gallagher,
amending the Act for support Of State
government. P~asssd-lj TO ,.
D. Hariin--Thnt Assembly bill No.
IS be mado a special order for Wednes-
day ct l o'clock. Amendment by Gray
to make it Friday ut l O'Clock. Hardin
protested against delay on the anti
railroad bills aEI called upon the mem.
bers to stand by him in the matter.
Amendment lost by the following
vote:
Ayes-Brown. Dovey, Grey. Of White
Pine, Gray. of Storey, Hanill. Helm.
Howell, Hill, Johnson. Heating. Mc.
Eurney, Perkins. Pratt, Schmidtlcin.
Smith and TlIt--lS.
Nrys--Allcu, Bell, H5siovitz. Crow
inshirlt, Dale, Fish, Fox. Franklin,
Gallaud, Ghusha. Hardin. Harper,
Hires, Mrlrrkey, Morris, Pnc,,
Eirpc, Wells. Williams, Mr. Speaker.
20.
Absont--IIa-lesiy, MaTslen, Null.
doom and PIKE.
Orignll motion prevailed.
Assembly LiIls No. 10 and 80 were
ON Notion Of HnIGin and Mclarkry
made special order for tAo same date.
Senate bill No. %, 10y Denuis-An
Act to create q state Board Of Equnliza.
ton. Committee on Ways and Means.
Assembly bill No. IS. by Bcskowi;z-
An act nbolishing official bonds. Mo
ton 20 suspend the rules aud pass the
bill lost.
Senate bill No. 55--An Act relating
to tia government of towns and cities.
Passed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11
SCMM

Is THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
Il seventh Juri-ial Dlstrict, Of al" Stat o..
Nevada, iu and furfhc County Of Elku.
Smith, prrutart.
Action tranght la the District Court Of the
S.yclth Judicial District Of tho sLto g.. y ".
Ets, IN aud tur the County Of Il.o, al tho
complaint aI.d IA ih1 once Of tie clerk Of
lid Bl-tr,t rgrs.
TIT STATE on NEVADA rcnfs greeting &,
IH'ANK Il. SMITH. I,;rud.ut:
You Lrc hereby uIlIH-I t. smear In An
t'li.u Trough hFzlEsi y.n ~ the Above
named ~ iHtTiu a." District Guu Of iar
; Nruth JElsrlai District Il tine STATE q sew
AaA, 10 att l"r the UatN 1t II.n. al & GA.
~ErE th" complaint tl-d her an. wit IA ten
IEys f.EriGFlNy 90 tho dag o. b.. ,I.rI Aft. the
service uE Hnu 81 tAfz luminous II ryr.tE In
this comfy or. II rived gt II tnl- County.
Tut TO- TIT District Within ty'u'g day. III.
"Tmlr' with l. iuriy dap ..F IuH.luf.t On 4 t.
fault vii be thzru IgntI-f you. ace rllGs T.
the PRAYER uf sHil complaint
Ihr 'tit hrtiHu T. ts"uEat f1 ultfI- = .gis-
mrnt Art decree - this C0GJt q! .s9rlrs tn
hsIrH. ct wstltmuuv -. TIM b,tUu,u T...attr
aud Defend IL uH thr gTHuaIa . z wI..l.I d.
81" ii0u and Abandonment, AMI iafIiur e. pro
vide iNf r uTtHu Lrn baaF!vs ~ lffr f.r o.. =#
tHAH 90. ''HE lat lTiHr % the e. flI.tusta4 nj
= tA'= artimu, % viii Wr-n iu.ly app ar Or m
Inv com. .lH lu --tl action L.. al ... 90 I'll
Cthr- of ta- Clerk utrz!d ,,uGt. and Xh!-h q.
hereby referred g. Aud iuh Ir = rart lrrnf
NM mo A'H A.r.hF aHtl-.f tAEt d. g.r1 falI
70 a|irar au.. aurs 2 E|lt rrwr5tnE a- above
i'aHtr.' rar SID iIataf.T viii srffF o. The
'Al- ,'uitt iAo r'I.r. th.rlu I,.uaslrL
lA l'.tlIl.u Marrt.f. !. e. Q. g.. Nrf. the
aii InrE lr on. Ia.ui.s above rau..f. .u
q f.r"tt h.. duly NCs.rr! 9 o. aEtl.- .n =-.i
& ar'. NsEH Gre gUtr set ug hand fNs- rltH
day 81 = '.ubgr, \. %. la-t. - g.. TNIWJI.
h''-#" Attorney for salI ti-lltlG
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11
TAILED rO3 TE;C PRESENT.

The recent effort on the part Of some
Eastern Members of Congress to fas.
Their dePreciate the value Of SILVER, by
further restricting it's coinage Ly the
mints, proved futile for the present, al
least.
TIE House Committee. to whom the
bill w,s necessarily referred, failed TO
sanction the bill, by a vote OF seven to
three, which action obyiates all danger
to the product Of our chief industry
through Congressional int r~fercuco
during tho present session, at least
aud the prospects axe that among the
MEMBERS OF the next House that metal
will have a greater number Of friends
than IN the present one.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

a rntIoHr train on tho yandalia road
encountered q broken rail ncnr Null
berry Grove, Illinois, Monday morn.
ing, and seven cars wero dilohed. A fow
moments later tho sCcoud section Of the
train, which was following behind,
rushed into the rear Of tho FIRST section.
smashing tho cabrose 20 pieces anil
wrecking nineteen cars Of the two
Trims. Ono Of tho engines was thrown
acrosss the track aud down a steep en-
bnnkmont. Fireman McQuadc and a
brakeman were severely. but not seri.
onsly. injured. The entire section WAS
burned.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

HENRY j. GIILfo. manager Of tho
American Exchange, in London. vas
robbed in a hotel at Springfield. Mas.
of $4,000 worth Of diamonds, jowelry
and bonds. Gillig had been showing n
$4,000 set Of diamonds TO tho vito Of n
banker named Lloyd, tnd had Just 70.
turned TO the hotel. lie threw his seal.
skin coat, in the pocket OF which was
the Bci, in the Office and went for HE
Valiss, containing tho rest Of tho prop
etiy. On returning 10 tho onlce his
coat was gone. In tho excitement fol.
lowing he laid down the rait4c. which
quickly d~isappeNtod.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

Tho river yesterday morning Mt an
carly houc. says tho Reno Gazette, was
nearly dry; one could have walked
across it's bed without wetiing his feet,
bat about . o'clock n distant, thunder
like noise was heard, which proved to
be tho waters ooming down with n mes.
sago rom tho mountains. in tho shape
Of leo, that told how cold IL had been
MP the river. Anchor and cake ice had
formed u dam somewhere above, and
backed tho water up until u suG Efficient
quantity had accumulated 30 move the
Siberian obstruction, when II came
laundering down with leo piled up SOY.
erHl feet high. driven by tho angry
waters nj n tremendous speed. Tho
banks were running more than full. II
was n grand sight. During the block.
ade thousands Of young catfish, trout,
white fish and suckers found Thorn.
solves loft in shallow pools, with no
means OF escape. Boys took advantage
Of tho good fishing" and picked mp
several market baskets iuli Of small
Try.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

Storey County is evidently aroused
and determined 10 urge this Lcgisla.
ture 20 do something on tho railroad
question. A mass meeting Is 10 bo
called 10 demand that our Legislators
"relicyo us from the damnabie outrngcs
OF railroad corporations!" The dodeer
being circulated further states that "tho
people Of our whole State have been
completely robbed out Of millions Of
dollars 10y cTtor,ionl Our two previous
Legislatures have treated the wants OF
our people with contempt, and have
violated their pledges with IMMUNITY.
Shall oar ,I'rd Legislature be permitted
to do tho same. People Of Storey
County, soc 10 it that they do not. Pro.
pare yourselves for the issue! Il must
come, sooner or later, and tho sooner
The better.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

a TRAGEDY occurred among tho Creek
Indians last Saturday. Tho Crock or.
rhnn money was distributed. aud ono
Of Euchcc's band received $4,000. Tho
mnn'sg good luck drove him crazy. On
Saturday he received tho money and on
Sunday morning before daylight DO
shot two Of his comparison, Kigia
Brown aud John Buck. through tho
head while sleeping. The whole camp
was aroused and attempted to capture
tho fanatic. jim Barrett was MORALLY
wounded. Tho Indian then took shell.
ter nudsr n wagon and defended him.
self with hrc-ntms. II being impossible
To capture hin. no MAS killed by = vol.
directed vo!loy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

An accident occurred on the Central
Pacific at BocR a while ago. Eighteen
freight cars were piled up in confusion.
Amid the wreck n %squeaking little voice
was heard calling for help. A jack-screw
was applied TO m overturned Gag and
raised after considerable trouble, when
from under 1t crGwlel a diminutive
booi-black who had been stealing ride.
Ho DO sooner got to his feet than lie
aeeosiCd Superintendent Frank Free:
"Havo n shiue, bos8?"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

Y~E5TgRDAr's adyices from tho late
floods in Ohio are that lclogtaphic com
munication IL still cut or from many
points. Thetfnoks Of oil railfoads lead.
ing cast. south and south west nre under
water. md In ma1y places several
bridges hre badly damaged mud impns.
sable. The leo 10 the liver at Defiance
broke MP yesterday afternoon, and nj q
O'Clock was bodily gorgsd ut tho mouth
OF the stream. About midnight the
gorge broke, flooding tha, portion Of
the towo, compelling many families 10
leave their dsoliings At o'clock this
morning the river had risen thirty feet
and everything was flooded.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

EASTERN capitalists and stock men
purchased from tho Cheyenne nnl
Arapaho Indians 800, 900 acres Of grass
land from each, with the privilege of
fencing tho same and erecting the nee
essnry ranch buildings and improve
niontS. Tho lease vii have TO be Gp.
proved by the Secretary % tho Interior
before going into effect. but no diff
Guilty is contemplated. as tho Indians
ere unanimOna in tho mntter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

lr IS expected that the debate on the
Expulsion bill, in the French Senate.
will result il the resignation Of Fal-
l~ieEss, President CT the Council, and a
new Cabiuet vii BE- formed under
Jules Ferry.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

A TROOP o ! 500 men, with artillery.
escorted Neal and Croft, the Kentucky
murdoTeEs, fECm Lexington to Grsyson
for tEinl. yesterday. So strong a guard
was necessary. 10 save these human
feDds from the righteous Vengeance Of
the people o! the country through which
they veEo Obliged to pass.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

CoSsIoERArIoS Of railroad bills, &C
c5rdiug to tho sptcia! order made in
the Assembly, will take place at /
o'clock to-day. Il Will be interesting
to watch the course Of members on
these bills.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

WnEE John Eiohoi,z died nj Urbnnn.
Ohio, ho left behind him tho nccumu!a.
lions tt 10 years. On his farm woro
10000 bushels Of barley. thousands Of
bushels Of corn, partly rottod, old
horses that had mover known harness,
vehicles with solid wheels cut from
logs. aud among tho crriositioa was nm
old pump mounted on whocls like n
cannon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

a WHEDLISG Dispatch says: The
river here is ~thirly-uiae feet, nine
inches. and rising At the rate Ct seven
inches On Lour. TIE surface is q mass
Of ice and slu.h, with a large quantity
Of duf;.wood. barrels, fences, snail
bridges aud the Ike.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

BosToE CORpETr, tho ma who killed
tho assassin Booth. is living in Kansas
engaged in tho cattle business. lie hns
become n religions enthusiast. aud in q
recent letter 70 friend in Camden. he
Enid he had boon directed by Col TO in
hict II daily corporal punishment upou
himself for having taken human lilo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

The L. S. Granl Jury at San Fran
cisco has found an indictment against
eI-R-gtst=r Crane Of the S~usIuvil!e
land Office for fraudulent transactions
in connection with Land entries aud
em~bezzlemeui Of Govsrnent funds.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

AT L1stLLE, Illinois, Tuesday night.
While officiating nj a marriage, Rev.
Goo +. Bronson, pastor Of the Con.
grsgaiional Churoh, fell dond nj tho
feet Of tho couple just MS .ho pronounced
thom husband md wife,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

AT THE Carnival in Montreal over
5000 decorated sloighs wcro out in n
procession, some h~asing four horses and
olhcrssiI. Next eAmo q steeple chase
across Mount Royal by suow.shoers At
night the ice palace was illuminated
with electric lights aud red FIRE.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

White River, Indiana, is higher than
ever before known, aud the Wabash is
slso reported booming bank full. The
damage in the river bottoms is not esti-
mated, butis very serious.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

forty-seven Hungari,r5, arrested for
completely in the %Fai!rorl war at Ban.
gor, Pa, have brought suit against tie
superintendent Of the Lshigh & Lack
wana Railroad, who made the com.
plant. the Justice who issued the
warrants, aud the constable who served
them, on a charge Of false imprisou-
ment. Each complaint charges So, 900
damages.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

THE vote for Warden. in joint con-
vention Of the Legislature, Monday,
stood: Frank Dell. 81; wm. Glrrari,
&c; o. X. stampley, 8. Beil was. of
course. elected
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

LIVE stock. especially sheep, are saf-
fsriug greatly in Texas, on account Of
the unprecedented cold weather in that
,eciicn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

Herbert Spencer says tho coming
American Is 10 DO very powerful. Tho
coming American will have TO DO rorv
powerful II no Ii TO earn snough TO
pay the coming American inrha.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

IseporIs from the I,Nas ranches say
that cattle have Grih,d in ovvry dirnc-
ton. and the mortality among sheep IL
tho largest ever known from weather in
that section. tho STOCK JJrrunl Of Fort
Worth has accounts from all stock AMI
sheep regions IA reports IA high IN 20
per cent loss to fiOcks md in auIno ca
scs ms high as 80 per cont. The the
moinotrr ranged from 2 to 8 dcgrccs
below zero,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

JrHoNE j. PIrSTER, a pioneer printer.
and founder Of the frat type foundry
on tho Pacific Coast, died ut San From
cisco Tuesduy afternoon, Agod ID vc,,.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11
WEEKLY Elso iE0EpEy DsKT.
scnasy. FsbEurry n. Issa

sxow fen to a depth Of an inch aud
e quarter at Fresno, California. on Mon
da,: the frst ever known there.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

THE Tincs.Hsyiew says thcro 10 n
reported change in a heavy mercantile
firm in TuscaroEH. but nothing is yo,
definitely known regarding tho after.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

SENATOR EDIgSDs hTors the con
s;Euction Of "a posts! Telegraph by the
Government, AMI proposes that the
Postmaster General be empowered TO
procure the mGte!is. and to zee that the
lines are properly and economically.
erected. A pvstl telegraph is the ouly
relief 10 b. expected from the cxorbi-
tant exactious OF the Western Union.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

Tho Illinois Genital Railroad fan
n'unces the completion Of arrange
mcnts for tho sale oi through tickets
from Chicago to San Fraucisco over it,
line to New Orleans. ILgUg5 to san
Fr,u"iscp over tho Southern Pacific.
R'tes arc tho sumo as 10y ether lines.
This route is 500 mites longer than
by the Central and Union Pacific, but
III, managers believe tEo grentor COIN
iort Of Winter travel by the southern
route will induce many to 60 that way.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

LAST evening about 7 o'clock. says
tue Reyeille Of tho 18th. Indian Joe and
Indian Pete, tho latter who has served
~ term in the State P%rl-ion, aud re-
LEASED about four months ago, both
drunk, cnterol the stable Of Jonrniu
ra'arE", at the lower vud Of town. aud
tried 10 pick a f.ht with his hired man,
sam Iipprtt. Ho tried to puI them ont
whom " general row eTsUed. in which
the lamp was upset but cItiuguishyd
before it could do any harm. After
quite a lively skirmish. IuJiRu Pete
inade "A rush for tho door to escape.
when TIippctt grabbed a shotgun and
fred. the charge hi:tinE Pete IN tho
right les just below tho thigh, causing
M ugly wound. which may nccssal,atc
GmputhtIuu.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

JupGs kzESEr aud VIE. formerly Of
this pI"c', have gone 10 soeono. Nsw
Mexico, 10 live.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11
rho A.,lun md Pri.on.

There are liS patients in the Insane
Asylum at Reno. During tho last two
years II were discharged and &c died.
of these latter. however, only three
died in Reno. Superintendent Dawson
reports that the cost per diem of main
t~euancc, under his supervision, a
cents per patient; general repairs. 90;
miscellaneous. .O5; total average, SO
cents per day per patient. Storey
county leads in representation at the
asylum, with IS patients. Washoe fol-
lows with 80, then Eureka with -,
orms0y 90, Humboldt, II, Eiko Il.
Lander ., Lincoln and Esmeialda have
each o. Lyon 1. Douglas 8, Nye and
White Pine . each, while Churchill is
without q single crauk. Only 81 pa
tients we've born in the United States.
Only ~ have been married. while lO5
are single. 20 arc widows aud > Wild
overs.
At date Of report. December 3lst,
1852. there were ll3 ~convicts in the Me-
vada State Prison, the several counties
heiug represented as follows: Church
Ill, /; Douglas, (; Esmeraldl, 10; Eiko,
8; Eureka. g; Humboldt Il; Lander.
II; Lincoln, p Nye, 1; Ormsby. 4;
Storey. -; Washoe, Is; White Pine.
IL.
n ORPHANS HOME.
The recent report Of The Directors Of
the State Orphlus' HONS shows that
out VI the tOta! number Of orphans ad.
mit,od to the Home since ito founding
up to Dec 81, 1882, only % were whole
orphans. POS out OF the 297 being half
orphans only. Neither Humboldt. Syc,
nor White Pine county has ever sent
an orphan to the Home. Storey ana
Or.nsby have contributed most gem
eroU5!y Of their orphans. the former be.
ing accredited with III inmates aud the
latter with 80. Washoe comes mex; with
p, thea Eureka -, Elko II, LYON, IL.
Douglas IL, Lander s. Churchill 1, L.
IneTaiia, ). Lincoln, 3. There are -
children in the Home At present.
torIy-sjx have been iulentureI, 1 have
died and 100 have been discharged.
taken ont by relations, adopted, or have
gone out to themselves alter receiving
the rudimeuts Ct an English education
and being pretty well % up.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11

4 DILL by Senator Foley requires
each acting County Commissioner 10
furnish an Official bond Of SI0,nUO. aud
further provides that any money lie
Galiy paid out b. osIer Of TIA" Board
may b. recovered by suit against those
Commissioners voting to mako the lilo.
sal order, against them or their bonds.
mon. And that such actions may he
instituted ani controlled hy the Dis
trics Attorney Of the county without tho
interference 81 the Board.
The only defect noticeable in the bill
IL it, failure to reduce tho cIofbitnut
salaries pad these officials.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-14
A Big Suit Against Small Town

lDRlId3 Times
I. w. Slattery, who was so unfortu-
nate MS to get the contract for sewering
Fort Worth, is now in trouble. The
city of suicides" refuses to pay him
$1,000 which is due him for work
done, and he has entered suit in the
Federal court in this city forjudgment
for that aneunt. Mr.. Sattery will
also sue the Fort for Sl0,GOO damages
for breach of contract. The Fort could
pay $4,000 without feeling it. II
would be only trine over dollar
each for her inhabitants, according to
the way the Galveston Nct0S took the
census Of the town. The city council
.! fort Worth thought that when
gentleman would go of and suicide
ana Unit would be the end of it. But
Fort Worth is apt to be mistaken once
IN while, even in, calculating as to
suicides, which are about the only
things that can be calculated on with
any certainty up there.