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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11
tFrom Saturdays Daily.l
sALMAGuNDI.

Miss Lille Cullen leaves for Hs'lees
Station this evening.
Hiss Marion Stone left for Teeoua BY
Il train this mouIins.
The /. o. q. +, hold reg,G,r meeting
at their hall at73o tonight.
Mrs. j. l.. Wines departed for her
hom- III Eureka 10y the tain this morn.
ing.
Miss Libbie Grover s,arts for pleasau,
valley Tomorrow To take Charge Of the
school ut TINT place.
The Shoshonc Baseball Club vii,
appear ia full Uniform at ;hcir ground.
1t li.je Tomorrow. Play c..iled at i2.
The following gentlemen we're elected
Honorary iacmDcrs at TIE last meetiu
% the Baseball Club: Z. Munsuu, Jos.
RnIc, >. RiSSby, s. L. Cuuey.
j. ii. Rand and John Dixon. Dele.
gates elect to the National Republican
Convention arrived here p from Virginia
CITY by the train last evening.
John Wilson, the well klown former
mining Superintendent of C~oruncopiu
and ~fu-caTon, passed through by tnii,
last night for Idaho. He in in robust
health aud genial as usual,
The Department Of the Public School
IN charge Of Mr.. r. y. Stone will bc
closed al the end of next week. Tn.
scholars vii Ia Transferred to the lie
paEin MT IN charge OF Miss Ester Frank
Tie discovery of several dyuamit.
cartridges with fuNc AMI wire attach.
nirntr under the Parinmrn; House IL,
Ioi"Aiy, CaHada, u coupl. of DAYS ayo.
Il ~ eau-.d great excitement aud no little
c"n-irmtiion IN That vicinity.
Mrs. ". q. willard, of Pine valley, Is
pbont 10 leave the place where with her
i"!mi.y she has ID long resided, 10 make
their :utnrr hDm. In Arizona. Lew.
Wizard, Of this place, her bruther-in-
IH", will soon remove with lis family Ia
the sane locality.
The IImrs-licvicw says n young man
"h" hts been wouin. a Tuscnrura Girl
f'r some time, and had made her several
presents, asked her the other day il she
world nee, lot "A mummy He Yrns mod
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IRON Wednesdays Daiiy.f
~sALMAGUNDI.

Fred Hagerman. son Of j. c., has
bought n half interest in the Reno Dem
ocnt. Robert Glenn ~retiros.
Elko Encampment No. IL. o. 0. F.,
holds a regular meeting at Odd Fellows
Hall this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Arrived by stage from Tuscarora last
evening: q. II. Allen. Departed this
morning: E. c. Ballard. ]. 7. BabcoI.
Richard Hosking. a miner and former
old-time resident of Dun Glen, Hum
boldt county, died Of heporrhage of the
lungs at winnemucca, Sunday night.
A dispatch received at this Office from
West Oakland. this evening, from Mr..
5. Wright, announced the sad news of
the death Of his wife Emma, this morn
ing.
A carload Of merchandise for Elko
merchants Was received Monday, and
II to-day, from the West, for Elko and
Tuscaron; aho a car Of wood for Payne
l. Eernald. a5' ssh Ee3 ,-.s "a
Patrick Heating. q bod carrier, was
arrested Monday In New York, for beat
ing his WI to death. When the police
arrived be vas in bed drunk, lying on
the head Of the dead woman.
During a heavy storm in the southern
part Of London. Monday, u ball OF fire
teu into the street and burst With q loud
report, terrifying the residents around,
particularly those who Witnessed il.
The past W. beautifed days are a
vast improvement GU the stormy dis
agreeable weather which has SO long
prevailed in this section, and the cheer.
iul change is duly appreciated by all
animated nature, from the chronic bu,
Intelligent stiff who basks in the pleasant
Sunlight down to the amphibious bull.
frog that croaks his satisfaction from
the margin of the flooded meadows in
the Humboldt bottom.
Three carloads Of young bulls, mum.
bering eighty-nine head, arrived here
from California this morning and were
unloaded ut the Railroad Company
corrals above town. They were con-
sjSned to Fisher at Halleck Station, but
rs the stock is to be driven to the Muir.
ply range in the northern part Of the
county, and the North Fork of the Hum.
boldt Is now at a high stage, they were
stopped at this point, which is on the
north side OF that stream, while Halleek
Station Is on the South.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11
A SPECIAL METRIC OF THE
NEVADA LIVE STocK 40,
SOCiAIIOA. 80 =.

There will be n special meeting Of tho
Nevada Live Stock Association held At
Winnemucca Tuesday, May the 2Uth,
the object Of which is to ,ppoint inspec.
tors and receive aud coEf.r with dele.
gates from the Idaho and J ,rdan Valley
Associations with q view Of consolidat.
ing, with headquarters at Winnemucca.
A. many members as can. are requested
to attend as these are matters of vital
Importance. j.. W. CRUrCHER,
Treasurer.
L. ID. SwEErsEn, Secretary.
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A Runway.

Dick Dorsey hitclIcd his hone Chie!ton
to " sulky this morning and took
the young equine ont for an airing.
Returning, he hitchcd the horse n. he
TEN, when the powerful animal took
night, tore loose from his moorings and
dashed for the stables like u streak of
creased lightning. The gates being
open he flew into the north-side corral
bursting his harness into fragments and
landed the light sulky on a neishboring
roof. Fortunately the animal himself
escaped without injury.
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GAME 10 STAY.

The Reno journal says: William
Edwards and n. Il. Stuart, Of Eureka,
Of whom mention was made q few DAYS
tgo, having engaged in examining the
prospect for the hasc metal ores in this
section, and IL IL muderstuod have dccid.
eel a. erect reduction works ut Reno, the
only delay at this time being q suitable
location. The works will De- after the
Denver pattern, and Mr.. Stuart says lie
can successfully work any Of the rcfrac.
tory ores in this country.
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DIED.
ZtMNERMAN-In Elko, May 8, 1884.
Reinhardt Zimmerman, aged 4G wears.

We are under obligations to Fred IL.
Mason, formerly "of ours" now of Ari.
zona, for a copy Of a Guide Book Of
Quijotoa District issued by Bascom A
Stephens Of Qnijotoa, The book contains
a cut, giving u view OF The Quijotoa
mountains, Mt the base Of which lies the
bonanza camp which is also shown in
the cut. it also eontoips much interest.
ing information With regard to that par
t.cnlar section Of the country respecting
the discoveries and progress already
made, and it's prospects for the future.
A map showing the various routes lead.
ing to the mines md a view Of The town.
site Of New Virginia, are also included.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11
The JUBILEE SINGERS

d. IL denberS, agent for the Tennessee
Jubilee Singers arrived here yesterday
morning and made. arrangements for the
appearance Of the troupe at Freeman
Hail ON Friday night, the 9th instant.
The company is no burt cork-affair
bu; Is composed OF the genuine article
whose color doesn't rub of. They are
approaching from the East and the press
along their route speak of them in the
highest terms. If the troupe is the same
that sang here a few years ago, under n
similar name, they are we'll entitled TO
favorable notice.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11
From T~hursd.y.s Daily.
SALMAGUNDI.

Remember the Jubilee Singers to-
morrow night.
The knights Of Pythias hold a regular
meeting at their hall tonight.
Mrs. G. W. Coddington. OF carlin, is
visiting friends here to-day.
The Elko Touring mill has been run.
ming on wheat during the week and is
still grinding away steadily.
Charles Ford, brother Of the slayer Of
Jesse James suicided by shooting him.
self through the heart, Tuesday, at Rich
mond, Missouri.
Arrived by stage from Tuscarora last
evening: Vim. Ross, II. +. Brannan.
Departed this morning for Tuscarora:
G. ". DeoomIton, T. +. Brannan, VIM.
eotter, Ches. Brossemer.
c. W. Grover has been appointed
Deputy Assessor. and will attend to the
duties Of the Pfice during the absence Of
Mr.. HessoD who is now engaged in as
sessing the euiAiae townships.
AT its meeting yesterday the Demo
cratic County centrsl Csmmittee pro-
Vided for the holding OF primaries
throughout the County on Saturday.
Nay 3lst, a detailed account d which
will be found in another column.
The Messenger OF yesterday says .
Our citizens have beenis persistent in
their efforts to recover the body Of d.
W. Chapman, who was drowned last
Wednesday in a slough yof the Hum
boldt, but SO far their efforts have been
futile.
Sam Quincy has removed his barber
shop to the brick building opposite the
Humboldt house, formerly occupied by
Mrs. Weston, where he is much more
comfortably located than fornrly, the
rooms being commodious and PLEASANTLY
situated.
Stevens, the bicycle man who is to
Cross the continent straddle o. a wheel
IN seventy days, arrived in Winnemucca
from sap Francisco, yesterday. He'll
be polling nlcpg here in . day or two.
Our citizens should raise q psne for the
benefit of this martyr to rotary science.
Reinhart Zimmerman died at the
County hospital at 2 o'clock this morn.
ing. He had been for a long time af-
hicted with diabetes and came here from
Tuscarora some months ago. The de
ceased was 46 yenrs Of age, a butcher by
trade, and stated that he learned the
business in Cincinnati. The funeral
took place here to-day.
With the exception of some d Uniting
the work upon the grounds and euclos-
ures OF the Masonic & Odd Fello ~ Gem
etary. is completed. The money devot-
ed for the purpose by the respective
Orders has been well expended and
the greatly improved appearance Of the
cemetary and its surroundings is a source
of satisfaction to all concerned.
Frank Hughes, who sold out of the
cattle business at Halleck several years
ago, and removed to San Jose, Califor-
MIA. passed through for Halleck Station
by the train last evening, and was hear
tily greeted by many old Elko friends
while the train lay at the depot. 1t is
rumored that Frank still has a banker
ing for the snge-brush and it would not
be at all surprising if he again perma-
nently camped in the county.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11
PICGED NINE,


Struck ont IS; left on bases IL: hys
caught /; Pullman /, Stauts /, Sheridan
= Passed balls, 9-iicsson. Umpire,
II. Rule. Scorer, L. BiIkcy.
For the frs, three innings the Sho-
shones put out SIX men, OF picked nine.
instead of three the usual number, and
for the last two innings put out four.
Their opponents hnving to put out only
three men, the regular number.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11

Motto" Of a spccia, mfc,ipg Of the
members Of the Nevada Live Suck As;
ISOLATION, TO be held at winnemncca on
the 10th instant, will be found in nnotll.
or column. the object Ct the meeting
being iuily set focth.
After tho 10Th Of tho present month
the membership Of the Organization can
not bc increased under twelve months.
aud il; therefore bchoovcs NIL who ARE de-
sirous Of sharing it, advantages. To send
la their applications immediately.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11

TOT the purpose OF eiecting ten ti9 Delegates
'o.ne Deno,rAne otaps conNenhon 10 be held
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11
School

The School Census for Elko District
Is completed, from which we gather the
following statistics: Number of children
between G and IS years of age, boys, GO
girls, %; total, l55. Under 6 years OF
age, 50; between IS and 81 years o, age
born in Nevada, 1853; between 4 and 6
years OF age, ~; between s and IA years
Of age, So.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11
Attempted IEu Rrank.

The Reno Journal says: The prison.
erS i'll the county Jail made an attempt
at Jail breaking last Sunday afternoon.
They had cut q hole through the floor
and were underneath the building busily
engaged III removing the stones from the
foundation when they were discovered.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11

John Wentz, Of New York, aged 80
years, bought somc Paris green on Mon
day. dissolved II in four tumblers, and
giving onc to each Of his three children.
aged IL, 10 and s years, and ordered
them to drink 1t. The children ran
away, aud wentz, who DRINK It, a
soon taken violently sick nnd died DIR
ing the night. lilo was probobly Crazcd
with drink.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11

TIE Democratic County Central Com
mittcc held n meeting ut the Courthouse
to-day. pursuant to the call Of the Chair
man, but did not conclude its pro.
ccedings in time to put them in type.
The proceedings Of the Committee will
be published in the INDEPENDENT to-
morrow.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11
County Superintendent, Of Schools

W. ii. Hi, Gr.nd Secretary Of the
Grand Lodgr !. o. .. f., writes TINT
representatives to the Grant Lodge,
"L.cn VAL hO.d it, nVXt session at Aus
an. June 2nd, will pay full fare over the
{. T.. Il. X. 10 Battle Mountain, and re-
turning will pny onc-third Of regular
gntpg
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11
ESTRAYS.

straycd from ny place Of Dceth, last June,
a back mare. Sycars Old this Spring, branded
= on len hip-star In forehead. A dark
iron grey mare, ayeafs old this Spring, band.
cd same rs above, also star in forehead. 4
viii give Ten dollars reward 10 any person
furnishing information as to where they can
he found. james l.. Porter, April u, OI
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11
T; ACHsRS

Owing 10 the imlossiJili,y Of securing
thc attendance Of a majority Of the
teachers of E.ko County, and the alb
,'nrc 81 the STATE Superintendent Of
Public instruction from the State during
the month Of July, the proposed Elko
county Teachers Institute is abandoned
for the present, with the hope that il
may bc possible to obtain the attendance
81 the teachers ami the State Snperin-
dent at some time later in the year.
G. ". GEuvrE,
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HORSE RoDEo.

A horse rodeo will take place at George
Shepherds place on South Fork. bsRdn1
ming ON May 10th. Stock-men will take
notice and govern themselves accord.
ingly. s-@rs.t .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11
BABE 3 ~ SCORE.


Struck out .; Let ON bases 4; Double
plays Brooks and JessuPs; Triple plays
brooks, JeSsups, Lowell, Penrod. Wild
Pitches, Jessups /. Flys Caught, 3,
Jessups, Caiden, Irving.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11

The Times Review says: Steps are
h.iug taken for the Organization Of a
hn'c-bnN clIh. Many Of our young men
ARE adopts at the game. aud there is am.
pie material for II first-cldss club. When
they are fairly organized snd in p%raiice.
let the lower level dudes look to their
iaurcls. .7, > ir. ,r.
The clover level dudes" nre always
prepared to receive ~conifary. II any Of
the r~dscoroaring butter.ifngcr brigade
desire Ia Try conclusions with them Just
let 'vm begin putting MP.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11

Shiloh's Vitalizor is what you need for
Constipation. Loss Of Appetite, Dizzi.
ness and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle. For
sale by +. L. Muller,
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Advertised Letter LIT.

The following il n li,t Of letters RI
!nn"ins in the postoGcc a; EIko
MAY 3, 1851:
Doar.As, }. G.. Randolph Mr. W &.
faysor Miss II. Urtou W. j..
Persons calling for any Of the above
viii phase sly advertised.
q. W.IiULL, =. II.
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limo kickal hnlna.

The Loyrlnck correspondent Of tho
silver state sends the following: Super
iulcndcnt Curtis. who came in from the
nickel mipcs last week, says work IL
progressing rapidly in the principal
NINE. The tunnel started to iutcrscct
the vein, cuts the foot wall about 800
irgt deep, and 1t is estimated that II will
have 10 Gc run 100 feet further to reach
tdc hanging wall Jhi, crnss-cut cs,ab-
lishcs he Tact that The orc continues
dcTn, os the vein h richer ,b1n a, the
the surface. Several SMALL veins, from
ten inches ~ ivo feet thick. carrying orc
that assays 90 per cent, Of motpI. have
been cut IN The lunucl. Mr. Curtis has
gone to San Francisco to mako arrange
~ nts to reduce tnr orc on the ground,
aud everything denotes a lively time ut
the camp.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11
Death Of Mrs. Samuel Wrebt.

Since the receipt Of the dispatch from
Oakland late last evening which simply
Cove the sad news of the death at that
place, yesterday Of Mrs. Samuel Wright,
Of Carlin, we learn that the lady had
been dangerously III at her home and
had been taken to California with the
hope Of saving her life, only a few days
ago. All efforts were in win however,
the sufferer yielding up her life in giving
birth TO n child.
Mr.. Wright has for the past six years
held the responsible position Of foreman
Of the Central Pacific Company's ma.
chine shops at Carlin, residing with his
family at that place, and is also well
known and esteemed by many Of our
c]itizcns here, who join his many friends
In Carlin and elsewhere along the entire
line, in extending their heartfelt sympa.
thy la this, his most heavy 0nliction.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11

"iItckmrinck. " II lasting ana fragrant
perfume. P-'cc % aud 30 , iis, For
salo hy +. L Muller.
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TIE WEEKLY llptPGEDEET.

hdycgiiru, in TIC DAILY ]I~rrrrSp
ESr niso hay' "a. ]aayunta@" OF tgc col
bsnus of the MEayiy i~>nrrrNr.ar
which hus bon publish 4 N]Ii,nut ia.
trrwitinu at this onic, since early in
the Year 1863, nul has u gcurral rirru.
l.'ion 81 every district. culp and val
Icy throughout the length and breadth,
"i ElEo county. and il 10y hT The best
advertising medium that has ever b. en-
established ia tho county. Remainder
that yciti,Cmcuts i'm our Daily also
socpr, TIE benefits ci our large weekly
circulation, mi thu; our tcrma are
""tnpa"iiy Iy much lower than those
Of any competitor.
Tue W,cAIy * q 2iy3G.inch sheet.
ana besides ady,T. is ul"uis rnus siItssH
columns Of reading matter. embracing
all the Icirgmrhic n W. If general in
I rest, al tbc u,HE @! the STl. aud ia
rpvc!uiiy j voted 10 the local news of
the county aind county acnt. BY sui
Ecribing Tor the wrlrLy EIro fypE.
rfSpfSi you not only Obtain all Grc TO-.
cal mcwg, but aIsD receive u Lnpwlclsc
e. 81 Important orcutJ tr]onspiriug in
my "gd every qnlri.r Of the habiialIc
Wutll
send @oog your subscriptions.
W. IT, Clarke, tho " Unknown Virginia
stock broker. committed suicide viii, n
pistol In ih" vault 10 his office Saturday
morning. lie was - Of the early set
uerH on the Comstock nal was nj ons
hmc Superintendent 81 tn Navajo mine
nt fnFo'rora. His hnouccs appear IN
bart'ss'd and II IL mppn eli hat De- was
iinpsiled to the fatal act by despondcDcy
induced by proirpcted ilLhcallh.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11

The Walker Lake Bulletin pro-
nounces the Mt. Cory mill n success. oil
reports to the contrary not withstanding.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-11

Jefferson StroutheTs Tail, q rather
smart colorcd man, and Maggie Burton,
n pretty white girl. cloped from Mccban-
icsburg, Ohio, and went to Springfield,
where they were married. Officers at
tempted to stop them, but on the pro.
duction Of n genuine marriage certificate
were compelled TO abandon their pur.
pose. The girl il not Of very sound
mind aud is greatly infatuated with her
dusky lover,
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DlsO.

WRidnT. .- In West Oakland, California
May 9Th 1891, Emma, wife Of 8.
Wright.
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SATURDAY A 81, 1884.

Be held by h Democratic party OF Elto
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13
The Thompson Case.

someryiho FecsR
The most interesting portion Of the
present term Of the Circuil Court
was .he trial of the Thompsons for
murder. Our leaders w'en}nb er
the excitement Of this cause ceIe5re in
Fay cite criminal annals. The father
aad sun were tried sci ara;cly. The
young man, JOS. A. NJ. Thompson,
was first placed on trial, convicted
ana sentenced to ten y ears in the
penitentiary. HIS father, John d.
Thompson, was then tried and the
son placed on the stand with other
witnesses lie tod with al the air
Of sincerity and truth the hole truth
the whole story of the poisoning OF
Bailey's children, his renorse and
subsequent repentance. The jury
glvetGtc old man the highest penalty
O. the law, 81 years. x The case
WAS ably Ir secuted, the defense by
Wood & Mcneil, of Bolivar, and E.
II. Scruggs, E-q., and the State by
the Attorney General, J, J. Dnpuy,
and c. A. Stainback, Esq.