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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-20
BEYOND THE RIVER.
Away Across the Mississippi is
Held a Convincing COnycF-
sntinu

"l tell YOU sir, that they are one of the
uCul,st ruuhluut Ou- ever produced, and
my experience ul that SOFT Of thing has
b,rn w.dc enough to cntiug my Judgment
lu -uuc respect
Oh, don't know" responded the first
speaker friend, with little yawn, S
though hc dIdu't take much interest in the
500 r', IF have never been able t0 see
much dillrroucr lu those things. They are
ull pretty nearly The same size, and made
of phuul th" same stun.
The wNk, Ut which the torcgoin
fragments took place In Gnlutiu, Mo. not
..uF ago. iu tine snug office OF Or, VI L.
Flua,I.. one ut the leading physicians ct
the stale, "hu followed up tine vein in
.h,cn ur lud introduced II substantially
loo 'h,-r word
"Suuauer. THAT i. the ngmmolr otA
tug, COZ ulIDrui % man Vhp either doesn't
knuW Dr doesn't care whrt he N.Y.. Those
..in.-, n- yuu uaii them, are just rs d'licr'
nll G- o., moon i- from green cheese.
NoN. lu.mout- lotions amt oinimrn.s re
very suuI iu most cases tor the relief OF
au.ur Wt' ImmuiUu. but iu the first place
they a.c mDIcln. lhry soil lhe HANDS
.u1 fny l.ntu. ho-ldr- being always out Ut
Iu.u b.. uru tNpy urr mort wanted
"Nti. my u,ur Doctor sighed the
/ .fNu'.I Torn the NORTH, "Nhut would YOU
/ hugrr Iai-i.t Wl,tyhrd wuri ANY how,
/ uI uunur rs ever 40 band when II Is
4 wanted. "luI .Hu' suggest anything
rlp d. u,. pr. hr iu thp Doctor,
. Wmp -I.,n', with mis- u-t, # can
. Nugget lIr.uN. lNTuINr IuEuu, lL,o-
.TU. utruIyt i. uu m} patients, and
. ...u 900 D boo uu my-oii Tor au attack oi
. I..mHr ., -d Iu 100 Uu-r- r.lIai ht. toll
u", Fl. w"ul thrc 10 tory-right hours
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-20
LOCAL ItItENEIlEs.
,IutcrC-t From Our Ekc-
poriers' Note Books.

lN'0
-RrWcmu'r June 'll al" 'he W ace
dramatic NJ "ci'''"h.
The grand Jury aiiomhcl at moor
rs.trfda, until lu"cIock Monday morn
!ny.
u, po. ,bIrrn nutc. and max,
,our selection ui which church you viii
!trul.
a.. ...I ria. Lr,lth Officers nttrntinp
we va ,.,. -, S,,tl si,,ri al ,,,.,..,
rrroi Austin
..,l...,,os..ut ,,,r,I,s. h,rlli,,, A.,
anu .t, .nrinu. r..il,. n.,I,1,n,i
eNP"'N &C. I.,,
.r.,y,Ih LIE, nirpi. f.. hacked torto-
",.,,,ii hr n i.tnn,r / il .,,,.inn,
day Ur'
"'f'N
Vnu ''I"''s,',,, .'"''t'I h't V,' ,'
Won w., Inn,
Tue '''''
Unconstitutional amendments will be-
sloa',',ru , 10 NU'' "' inc P'"I'' u" 'h'
s5,O'' 80 '''7 ''''
Judge Emts having zone humc FIJI
hre,cung, the ~ncrll opened amt adj
iOMncd the district court yesterday.
-N,oI WAS lIruliul an fine .oIurr
Yesterday and th. pr,rr, .,s,rl' W,r1 mnt
!orl,,,.tr,l a, they Wrr,. J,sl WINTER,
N,,i,h.t,rJ., IN ,r,,cp.o. ot,p.,n,ir..
vr.L tl,, r, rnr,J,l. t,i.t INT tbr,,.,'.'..
y'.Irr,i,y. Nurn /. vow. nlnr,i ,,,I Inv,
!,ilin.,
Yesterday and GnrIy n,I nm" ,o .n, 'T H. u
ieHot TGr rrrnIar' ti,,in WAS . ,ttIr L,-
XXI t,,,n ''''''-
"'''
ne aHcuOhetf tested M, lungs Ilh T.
; r,iny n,, I "mr."s i rr"i,sy w and SV ,,"-
,i,,,,,,,. ti,l,..
Work Is pushing right along on the
new Oil mills aud they are fast assuming
s su.pG 80 ,',' " p''S'' ''' 'o'" so'''
Wool is the leading staple in Waco
now, and she is receiving immrusr guam
titles OF 1t. We pay 81, gooJ prtc + us amy
ma ,,u' =" '''' '''.''
Tile gentleman who lett % iiw dish
looking curiosity at I'm, ollrr about 81
mont" as"Ls lcquc,tci To come nnd ht''
tue result OF the 'h',sHS"''n.
beautiful nights Tor prumpnydjng
and dIlHinS' ana me yo"n- inca are talk
H. ""' ga '.''t. l"v ''t 'i'"'"
uth "i'I''''"'' INV ''''''''-7 '''.
East Waco preserve, pamm
n g.ud and not am incident cut Ut lar
u.lI Lac has urcurud 10 disturb the
enI ana l'''c''"' .'a o' It's 'l".h' l'i "
NrvN "' '"''
Tito picture Of Papa Erclcs was uu
exhibition at Cast p. Nor is n & COZ
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-20

Eupiou Oh was first manufactured in
81. Louis, Missouri, IN 1861, aud not an
accident Is on record ~ having result 4
4 ON It's use. -Ojlllm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-20

Forty.twu inch black iron mesh and
checked grenadines and nuns yelling, III
all shades, at Kentucky Cash Store
optic
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-20

Eupion OH, the family safety oil.
OJlllm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-20

Don't fail t., attend tine sla entering
~ the silk department at Levine Br f.
this week. --Ojl3lt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-20

llmu-l ar done. Spot cash ut opst
4. sullivan ~ tu.-llIi
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-20

every box Of Agker's Dyspep.
-m Ia.Iets. Price Doe and jOc. Sold
uy Castles, NJ rrisou X Co., druggis
Waco. Texas ulIglSwly-2.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-27
TH. oFlrn r..rlLEN.n

-
Oar neighbors srs; Of The Rockies. a.
we'll in tn Mississippi Valley a. npon
the AtiaBts -sahoarl. arr beginning TO
understand the cause Of the deter
mine-i opposition to Cbiaese iruisra-
ton to this e'-s:. and to realize :hai
the objection to the Little Brown
Man. was not based merely upon q
senseless caste prejudice. nor confined
to the vicious ~..hoojIum" element OF
our white population. The filthy opium
joint. that inseparable accompaniment
Of Mnrgoliin invasion. Is fas. becom
ins a Presidential feature Of the social
structure in the leading EASTERN cities,
and The revolving practices Of these
vile dsps are no longer held as mere
raporings of the e~apiious and prsju-
diced 0ecid.nt. Cincinnati is just
awakened to the fact that the inviting
field for orientll operations presented
by the slums of that city, has not been
overlooked By the pig-;ailei pilgrim.
and the folioviu. troa the Enquirer
would indicate that the Queen City is
not ~aIarIaiusly s.atei over the dis
soyeTy:
- uumb-E Of opium dens have been
discOVeTsd bere, which are presided
over by Cbinamen aud which are pat.
rouizst BY white men and
Rs.Is be- ~ ,bsz e;,y 49,. = H.,
proprietor vh0 recently declared his in
tsn;ion Of admitting only females, con-
sequently msubers Of the other sex.
Who and it necessary to hi, the pipe
to live, are very much excited and put
oat They say the reason Of this &C
ton Is that the Chiuauan is enjoying
himself With his visitors 10 an extent
that would not be permitted were they
present. Il is . small, uekety, me
story frame house, aud is owned by
LGm Sing. Women who visit the place
regularly, include the inmates Of houses
Of I!l-tame. One Of the girls in pariic-
ular hits the pipe as regularly as she
eats Lum Sing and his attendants ale
said to enjoy themselves greatly with
their patrons. 1t is not unfcequent foI
them 10 he seen reclining beside q
drousy and halfunconseious smoker
and taking the mos, indecent hbeT,i.s
with her. Several variety actresses who
are fond of the habit also seek this den
when in the city. There has been con-
siderable talk lately in regard to one
member Of the profession in particular,
whose husband has threatened the Chi,
naman for his b~oldness."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-27
rnE ANNUAL EorND-rr.
FInA spr... c.ln-rla. ., r.....

The Drovers' Journal has received
reports in detail from the Surrounding
regions Of Colorado. kansas, Texas,
Nebraska. Idaho, Wyoming. Indian
Territory. Montana and Nevada. The
reports show range cattle business to
be In a very thrifty condition. The
percentage Of loss In all the States and
Territories ranges from 10 to 81 per
cent. or a general average Of three and
one-ihiid per cent. The greatest lo.s is
reported bv Idaho, Indian Territory
L hausas. Kansas Is tie only State
That reports an increase e.! shipments Of
treNes this season. bot the general
average Is reported Iae sane as IN lsS9.
The average condition Of cattle on the
range as reported by Kansas, Texas and
Indian Territory is reported to be
worse when compared With the CORE.
spending period last year. but all other
sections report ON average or better
condition of stock than last Spring.
Shipments Of beeves will
about the same time on an average rs
IN culinary years. The shipping sea-
o IN the Southeast. however, wall be-
about z month later than. last year.
There Is an average Increase Of about
20 per cent in the calf crop as COM
pared with last year. Prices for cattle
on the range show az average advance
of $3.50 a head higher than last year.
The most gratifying feature Of tho re-
port is The average increase in the
amount of improved bulls in use on the
ranges. There are ~ per Gent more im-
proved bulls in use than last Spring
S~hoIthorns predominant, but there has
been u much larger demand for Here.
for1s than las: year, and many speak in
favor OF Pooled Angus. From reports
received there lisa growing tendency to
put up Lay for Winter use.
The following communication from
Eiko, signed Russell 4 Bradley" i.
embodied in the detailed report:
lin answer to the questions in your
circular received, We are pleased Il
state that the stock in this pnrt of tn,
State came nj OF the Winter in goot
condition and without any loss, nnt
grass IN great abunlace on ranges 70
the coming season. Ranges, EIku
Lander aui Humboldt cOuuti,s- NJ
Nada, and Cassia county, Idaho. 2. y,
LOSSES OF auy kind. !. Losses Last year
10 per ceit in some localities. 4. Stoc.
80 per cent fatter than last year
.. Very few cattle will be driven las
this year. G. The amount Of Gveve
will be less than last years shipments
Z. BrtYcs will be a month earlier. $
Ranges fully as good as last year. :
But little hay is put up for Winter. IL
No disease. IL. There will be SO pc
cent more calves Sianled. II. Bulls i
nse mostly ~hish.grade short-hCrns. IL
Hereford bulls and grades are in mos
demand here, aud thought bette
adapted 10 our Winters cold storEa.
. If. Herding bulls not in practice her,
if carried out, no doubt would increns
the percentage Of calves saved. /;
Price of range cattle 80 per cent highC
!, than last year. l6. Ranges are not b,
ing fenced by stockmen. 10 any 81
tent"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-27

The Phoebe Record says: Joseph L.
Sears. for many years manager OF tho
Western Union Telegraph Company in
Phoebe. died at Rock Creek. Wyoming,
on Sunday morning, May 10, while on
the way to his mothers home in
Omaha. During tho war De- served his
country in n position OF greet trust and
responsibility, aud sometimes u dan
ger, having enlisted in the Geographic
branch Of the service vhaua mere boy.
He was about SO years Of ose at the
time OF his death,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-27

A Dnde AID Do tel IN IA l. aZh,
UTan the hAeh - a.d,.
The DudA lie wcoed; the Da '-.,i eooei
And nibhled y .ll,rds etuI,.
Lanky Dude and Du i-.,, dear.
Lrnky Dady ID mig.
H- always knew the rop ? hing
In ties, CT ars aud brady,
And Eore his trocsJrs very sight,
Which made hisleEs look handy.
Lanky Dude aud pu3el=t dear.
Lanky Dady Dandy.
The Duielet vas IL gsIiec. :orm.
Her slender waist 90 handy
She said she'd be bis lilIs Maud,
He said he'd BE- Der Andy.
Lauky Dude and Dudsi-t dear,
LAnky Dudy Dandy.
And so they were in weSisck bound
With graceful toasis post-yrluii-
al. She is still a Duislrt dear,
Correct, exclusive. and be
Remains a lanky Duie-I fear,
4 lanky Duiy Dandy.
Harvard LamPoou.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-27

The most notewOr. by feature OF this
yenr's immigration, next TO its decline
IN numbers from last years. says the
New York sun. is the relative gain Of
the portion coming from IRELAND Tlir.
y years ago the Irish im%migrn,ion was
enormous, being frequently five or ten
tines a. great in one year as that from
England. But OF lato the dispropor-
ton has been dwindliDg until n few
years s.ncc, the English immigration
actually exceeded tha. Of the Iish.
During the ten months prior TO the LIST
Of May, 1882, tho Immigration from
England and Wales was 1884 greater
than that from Ireland; aud during the
ton months prior TO the fra. Of Nay.
1888, 1t was more than 10000 greater,
81 between fifty aud sixty pr cert IN
tXcc-s. Yet dunng the late month of
April the arrivals from Ireland were a
thousand more than those from En-.
Land and Wales. or about ten per cent.
in excess Of them.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-27

On last Saturday morning. Jennie
Mcdonald. a OF i'll reTutc, was
murdered ia Cnrdoluria. \ man
nGmed EdwlIl Rafferty, was suspected
Of doing tho shooting. and arrested.
Tho murderer stood outside the house
in which the woman was living aud
lced through tho partition. the bullet
taking effect in her head, killing her
instantly. rafferty, is in jail. Two
other men are suspected OF being i'm
plicated in tue murder. and Rafferty,
LAYS 1t to a man named KicharIsor.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-27

A Salt Lake City dispatch OF the 2lst
says: ''At a meeting Of the stockhold.
ers Of the Utah * Nevada Railway.
held in this city TO day, it was discov-
cred that C. w. Seotield held proXies Of
Eastern stockholders sufficient to con-
troll the election. and at q subsequent
meeting elected n Board Of Directors,
composed Of Salt Lake men. in place Of
Sidney Dillon and Union Pacific men,
who have heretofore held positions.
This is looked upon as a Denver Il Rio
Grande movement. and IL successful,
as Anticipated, forms new link in the
marrow gauge road leading to Nevada
and California. At present there are
thirty seven miles of this road COM
| plotted and in operation, and it controls
the bathing resorts on the southern
shore Of Great Salt Lake. A company
CALLED the Utah Eastern was formed in
| this city to-day for the purpose OF
building n nnrrow-gauge railroad from
Salt Lake to Park City. a distance OF
thirty miles. The railroad is to be in
operation in ninety days, and will open
a great coal and mineral country tribu-
iary to Salt Lake. 1t is anticipated
that work will be commenced on the
Salt Lake & Western rohd In n few
weeks, and it will bs pushed with great
vigor through to S IN Francisco.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-27
NOTICE.

Is THE DISTRICT C0URr OF THE
L -Four b JgItciAi District, ,oHUly 81 E.AO,
StItr uf SrNuaa.
In lhu matter pflhr cstata Of samuel Prior
Duf- :. co,vr~pt:
Or rr uraov CaUs why Deer Of DI.tribu.
tiuU -uruId uutb- ulIt".
On reading uut Hing The petition o. Rich
ard Moron lHT+. y. t-mt utnr eff tlr Ia.t Will
and L.. m"ut 90 = ma P4Ipr Durs.y,
deceased, -"'tirE fOE,u llaI be ha- SID hi-
tn1l agCnuutHt al, administration uT ,lr -.
i.tr a.. said deceased "a Iri. cost. aud that
tgn srmr hIs been duly 90, lei audi allowed;
That Al lhr debts aud yEDuU-". 90 dwiulAr..
ton have been paid. au- Iu4t a puf-
ton 81 'CI rstrtr Tru In O. h. ~
d among TIE ilrrr. 90 aid d
cr1-Fr. AMI Pruyiur- Hwur- u.hrr iHiur-. Tor
900 % der or ui.lsthuttuu o, Hhm residue q EuId
rr.1-s among til prT-.u- fuHIasi.
fl- ordered That al' f'rs.u- fuT q s.rd Co.
The "statr q n" said SIruus' I irr bon y. BE-
sui E-Tgar r"iorc the IisirIt tgu ~ tie
Four b judicial District, County OF ElLu. ~
the courtroom Of sail court % ~, Court.
county, GA Hrin~-du ~. tue . "a
dnN "f Hui. !. - 1885,: a. /.
CClcSN 4 s.. iISu ard IL & tArv al.
Why al urd"- 81 histupu'iuu should MT, D.,
made - iA' r,-liuo OF riHl o tat EguHug tut
heir. 80 - d deceased. irrurl.ug - Jaw.
Eis t.Ttuer ORDERED that copy uGihIz or l.'
b" published for faur AUs. r.-lN, weeks h-Grr,
tLr sail 9TH lay % July. 4 o.. lr.- n til.
EIAo l~rEuE~uTSr a unNsuapsr I. fulr! aII
pGbirAst IN Tire stLi Elku comfy.
E.E tGrLDN,
Dated ,fsy IL. 1885. ~
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-27
NOTICE To CREDITORS.
la tIe Matter of the E.inEr of
FInnS Money, DrrcR>r:I.

Is THE DISTRICT Court OF THE
1 f"ut'h j~n'iciai DirlIit, % ~. S'G;r Of
Nevada, in and for The County ufEEn
la The matter q the ui.tr OF PRANK
MONEY, D.trt-rI.
Notice Lp tFrlu8r--
Sotit" u hereby Eiy6n 10y the unir-sr-pe5
cNrrI or %. thn r-Utlr NJ FHASK NOISY
decreased, 10 ihr creditors 81. anu al
prr.unr lsYius claim, n.aIr-t tL~
said dcCea.Hi, 10 rNUibii th-m witl The NC.
essETy VuuChrts. within ten months sn.r Tho
not publication Of this IutI1c to the enid
executor at AIS r"-iIcntr in Ruby VALLEY.
E'kn county. Ncyai', or attsr lla Once Of
i.and 4 b"i-"y. Ia IL. town and County II
EiEo, Slate ui Nevada.
JiNES MYERS.
Execution ~ the c-istc 81 Frank MONEY.
drr.az-a.
Dated Mag /, i-sJ. iy
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-27
SUMMONS.

Is THE DISTRICT COURT uP TEE
seventh Judicial District. VI the State OF
NsSata- IN and for the county OF EIko.
~ paiey fIanis, against james A.
Action broasht In The Dlstrie, coort of the
Seyenth jadieial District. Of the State OF Ne
District Court.
The state OF Nevada sends greeting TO James
Il. Daley. defendant
ioa arr hereby required TO appear In an
action brorsht against yoa ~ III. abnVe
NAMED plaintig In the Dbtriei Cont OF the
seventh Judicial District OF the State OF Ne
NAcA. Ia aud for The county II Eko. apd.o
answer the complaint hIed therein. WITHIN ten
dals exclusive ofthe day or server after he
ss''iuV Upon YOU Of thi- -ummris-if served
upsn lnu In M c2naiF: oT.i! arryrg cat OF
th,s e"unty, but in his nistrict. Within twenty
Gave nLhcTutsE. within forty dars-or iul.-
msnt ml 1yEatt will be taken E-Ilr-' you.
sSSlsHiAs 20 TIE PRAYER of laid complaint.
Inc sail s-ttun J. brruE hl ;~ualtaiu aIu1g--
nl'ut and d~cs"r ngIhfs Court Hfssrf,Fr. the
hondsoi m~aiuh:9uy aNi.I.ar sweet g..trlH
ahu attendant -ua Tnlya>.u- tlr Il4iusra
IRON lLc mafrA-v SE stlls l.su en Tl.la.il
and u faudaut ana rum H.. ,brt s.TF.r.
tLrr.ots hat taH Friirti b. Ur.yr1 fs- pu the
kt"unu tlal inc defendant vllfuly as-utt'd
me l1Aintiu for q period OF mngr tiaa one
year next preceding the commencement Of
"a" act!uu- And uuop the further ground.
'hht Tor more than one Year .~lnmrdaJtly
!t',r.ntn@ "a" commencement 81 ali. action
I4g a~r1'nd.nt hzi N~tllfully neglected - r-n-
va" toe yltiutlI with tue counon ueccesa
tles 81 4. ana that such ncsi-rt Was not IA.
r'-nlt OF poverty thF. might hot have been
avoided bE ~sdtuaT iudH-Iy. And YOU are
hrtehy notified that !: yul IaiI to answer aid
complaint - above TvquiT d. the aid p~lalutin
Nll apply 10 the COur, Tor tue relief demand,
ID therein.
Gwen under my hand. an attorney al
law OF the SeScuth Jndir,
tai District Of the Stat. o
tsEAL-l Nevada. IN ant Tor III. county Ol
ElkO, ihi- g7th DAY uf p.C-mbrr
Ia tn" year ~ our lord. one Uhoa-
and eight hundred aud ri.iiy.Iwo
J. n EAND.
Plaintiffs Attorney IA the above "a, Jl"t a.
Ton. ,ED 3m
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-27

The TuscaTora Times vouches for the
following: Toby the "dude" bar.
keeper at the Cabinet saloon, says he
want to hire a trainer for Dallas dogs.
He is willing to pay any price to any
one who thoroughly understands the
business.
The repairs on the Grand Prize-Ar-
genta mill are nearing completion. and
it is expected that it will start up to-
morrow. Steam was up and the engine
set 10 motion, aud everything wns
found TO work well.
Captain Bumgarder, Of the Fifth vir.
ginia. presented to the Twonty-Eighth
New York regiment tie 1aS captured
from them during the reJvllion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-27

j. Il Staples, Of rlnb, is reported 10
hny" invented n nov style Of windlass.
which IL 80 constructed that a fast or
SioT motion IL Obtained. aud with il
Il man can hois, from 600 10 100
pounds from n depth Of 200 TO 900 feet
"iih th" Sumo speed rs that Of nm ordi.
nary windlnSs with a light load. The
last motion Is intended to DO used for
hosting msn or anything required to
DO hOisted rapidly.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-27

The United States Supreme Court has
adjourned without deciding tho Cali
fofnia tax case. which raises the issue
whether the power Of the State to lax
corporations within its jurisdiction is
controlled by tho fourteenth amend.
ment TO the Federal Constitution. The
vast Importance OF the question be-
apparent when IL Is considered
that its decision will affect nil
corporations, except municipal. in
every State in the Union.
The case was fully presented to the
court a number Of months ago. but 1t
appears that the combined wisdom OF
the Bench has not been able to gee the
way 10 n conclusion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-27

The Pinmore, tho largos, sailing yes.
sci over constructed, Is now IN port ut
San Francisco. Sho is n four.mastod
steel ship. $40 feet long. AMI is inst
now one Of the sights. M,ny persons
aro visiting her.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-27

The Reveillo Of Wednesday says:
Jonas Secly, nh owncr in tho Twin
River Mining Compnny's mines at
Ophir Canyon, Nyo county, arrived on
last nights train from Oakland. Cali.
%fornin, anl left on this mornings stage
for Ophir Canyon. Mr.. Sccly was for
a number Of years \ leading attorney.
Nt-law at Virginia City. but ia now 10.
Gated at Oakland, having been very sue.
cessfnl 10 his profession during u tao
or three gears residence n. Denver.
Colorado.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-27

The Ell Peso Times has received the
following from its special correspond.
ent, dated at chihuahua, May 2ist, II
A. NJ: There is no truth in tho report
OF tho killing Of FIVE men near SAM
station, on The Mexican Central, rs re-
ported oil Saturday. No News OF mill.
tary movements In the Sierras has been
received at headquarters. General Flu.
gro has not arrived as yet. but is ex-
Peated here Ia two or three days. Great
discomfort is expressed by both Aneri-
cans n MeSicsns here ut the cireula-
ton OF the uniouudod reports as to the
killing BY Indians. Travel Is perfectly
safe.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-27

a letter to the Reno Gazette IespeGt-
ing progress In boring the artesiau
we'll at White plains, says: the drill
struck lhrough the volcanic formation
at q i,p;h OF $40 feet, aud tho total
depth Of The well IL over 1900 feet, the
last lGO feet being clay Rna slate, with
every prospect Of success in obtaining
water Of good quality. The work is 10.
ing on night aud day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-27


The Eureka Leader says: u. G. SAT.
ford n few days ago sold his ono.half
interest In the onondaga mine. situated
IN Stafford mining district, to J.. C..
Matb.r. Of Salt Lake City. for $40, 900.
A portion OF tho money, $500, we be-
lieve, was paid over yesterday and to.
day tho papers OF transfer were record.
cd in tho Recorders oniso. Tins two
thirds OF this valuable property has
b, en- disposed OF, M d the price poiJ
aggregates $1,000, The REMAINING
third Is held by George O'Brghter. wa
nnderstand that John Sovenoaks a Go,
OF San Jose, have offered s25. 900 Tor
Lhe Eo-thirds interest Of J. @. Na,ber,
bat That no asks double that amount
Ior u. This offer We give as o fumor |
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-27
The Den,or & Rio Grnndn hna mnd,

The Donyor &c Rio Grando has made
connection with the Union Depot ut
Ogden, the injunction against IL hay.
Ing been virtually withdraw. II mp.
pears that an agreement was had be-
tween Manager Clark, Of the Union Pa
oihc. Manager Townc, Of tho Central
Pacific and Col Dodge. of tho Denver &
Rio Gtaude, for ths latter company TO
have access 10 the depot. When this
--7 'e-rnrd o. @B,ivu MI rrpv-itiou
was Withdrawn and the nov road laid
its tTnck.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-05-27

Captain Cars cavalry company,
which bAs been stationed at Hnllcck
Tor soyor9l years, is otdcrd 10 lenyo Tor
Wa!ln Walln. they will leave tho rail.
road NJ this place, anu iako the stage
road north. hallcck IL to DO abandoned
md tho troops will leave there in two
three wcoks.--silyer State.