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REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.


At meeting OF tho Ohio County Republican
Executive Committee held at the Lincoln Club
Roorns on Saturday, May 9Th, the following rsto'
lutions were adopted:
Hsortd, That The Republicans OF Ohio county
be requested to meet III thelr sevc;al districts on
the slst day Of May 1851. in the country districts
at 2 cock r. n. and In the city districts from
o'clock until oco:k r. ~. and select tell tl0 del.
cgatcs to meet iu County Convention a; Wheeling,
". Va, Juno 7. 1851. to lelect delegates for the
State Convention at FarkeItburg, ". Va, on July
-. 1851. Also candidates for the House Of Dele.
gates and coaitrees 10 assst In selecting candi.
date for Site Senator for this district.
Resolved further, That each voter in casting his
ballot at the primaries at which these delegates arc
selected be requested to indicated his choice for the
efficient candidates for county and district offices,
and the one receiving majolity Tor plurality Of
votes where there are more than two cindldascs)
shall to declared the ncmiuee by the Convention.
A. McCoLLCCH. Chairman pro tom.
FRANK JOHNSON. Secretary.
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A Foreign view-CGu;nent. of tic Lon.
don Times.

A Foreign view-C0u,nient of tie Lon.
don Times.
London Tins, Nay H.
In the disaster which atruck Gen. Grant
there is nothing dissraceiul. None accuse
him, or even his son, Of cu!pable personal
connivance with tho reckless speculations
which have leit the firm Of Grant & Ward
debtor to the Marine National National
Bank for 100000. Hc had stripped him.
nslf himself bare to sustain the credit OF
his sons house. 1t would be unjust to
charge him with any peculiar imprudence
for having involved his exalted name in
the lottery OF financial operations. A new
land is not like an old one in these re-
spccts. An American General is not ex.
pectod by public opinion, rs an E1glish.
man OF similar rank, to be Contented with
the sweet simplicity OF the 3 percents,
Fortunes float in the United Slater; there
is no disparagementto an illustrious Amer.
lean warrior and s.atesman in taking his
chances OF Wall street with his neighbor.
American habits and the National parsi.
lnony in rewarding public ecrvices are as
accountable as Gen. Grant for his unfortu.
nate exposure to the caprices OF financial
adventures. His grand deeds for his coun.
try will have been by no means proiusely
paid when he is roins!sted by public or
private generosity.in q position Of pecuniary
independence OF least as necessary for the
ordinary comfort OF existence IN New
York as in London or Paris. His restora.
tion by Congress to the ranks OF the army
on the retired list will qualify him for the
military allowances he ceased to draw on
his election to the Presidency. Private
reverence and kindness will probably in.
sist on doing the rest, eud removing, as
before, the itelting Of pecuniary pressure
from career which is public property,
There are miRfortunes against which the
most brilliant renown and tho most Isrvsnt
National respect Cannot ineure humanity.
Their victim has to bow his head TO thc
yoke, and bear the tribulation BY himself
alone as best he may. In the evil from
which General Grant is suffering there is
nothing irretrievaSle. His countrymen
have it in their powe., and as certainly
will have it in their inclination, 90 to e.face
i, that it will be as though it had not been.
To see the greatest contemporary American
earning his bread by the sweat of 4 his
brow might DO a noble spectacle ior thu
poet aud the sage to contemplate, The
American public would have to pay too
high price in pity and sorrow for the he.
roic example. Its nature is not OF the sort
to permit its chief living glory 10 toll and
gtatve that foreigners and posterity may en-.
JOY tho luxury OF condemniDg it and ad.
mlripy him, IS q US. 15-,,
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Blninc on tho Chimes q,

From speech deferred IN The Senate Ft6. 10. 1879
Ought We 10 exclude them (the Chinese),
The question lies in my mind thus: Eithe,
the Anglo.Saxon race will possess the Pa
ci6c Slope or the Mongoliaus will possses
it. You give them tho start to-day, with
the keen thrust Of necessity behind them
and with the case Of transportation before
them aud with the inducements to come,
while we arc filling up the other portions
Of the continent, and it is inevitable, il not
demonstrate, that they will occupy that
great space oil country between the Sler,as
and tho Pacific coast.
In Republic especially, in any Govern.
ment that maintains itself, the unity OF
order and OF administration is in the
family. The immigrants that come to.us
from NIL portions Of the British Islands,
from Germany, from Sweden, from Spain,
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O. . . O.
told, and has the misfortune to be encum-
bcred with palhos. Tho characters arc
made TO talk In stilled Language; and
rhythmic cadence, not An everyday talk
oven in tho land Of tho Lstter. Day Saints.
The book will contribute to q consumma.,
ton devontly to be wished. the aronsing
the country to eense Of the intamy Of
polygamy. "salt Lake Fruit" Is sold only
BY subscription. :
Mcssre. Lee & Shepard, Boeton, have
published three little pamphlets which will
prove very ncceptable-Wendell Phillips,
"Eulogy Of Garrison" his "Lost Arts" and
bis superb lecture on ,"Daniel OConnell,
the Irish Patriot" So much wit and force
and chasse English 10 not often found In an
equal number Of pages. Those who have
heard Phillips will be glad 10 have these
discoulses In handy shape, 4,
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New rubltcAllOus.S

This is the day OF Mormon literature.
Newspaper writers and magazinists have
found the Mormon monstrosity fruitful
theme. Now we have "Salt Lake Fruit; a
Lstter.Day, Romance" by on American,
who is woman. The book Is well printed.
.profusely and well illustrated, and very Mt
tractiyeIy bound: The writer has evidently
made a study Of the 'institution," aud
writes from personal observation. She
gives US corroboration Of the old accuse.
lions rather than new insight. The sub.
ject Is Of sufficient interest TO carry the
reader through story which Is Only fairly
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NoaIaNT'u RttoFu. u ~. 47NlITv. M
Mr.. Gid Bells little boy, Freddie, who Is
only about four years old, ought 10 wear
tho ribbon for tho best fish story Of the
season. He went home yesterday with the
rear portion Of his pants missing and his
father began 10 chide him about It and to
question him as to where no had been. to
tear bis pants into such fright. Tbs lit
tic fellow az quick as thought told bis
father that he had been down TO the creek
and while he wac walking along the bank
a fish jumped ont Of tho water, bit out the
seat Of his pants ind got back into the wa
ter before he had time 10 catch 1t. 81 a.
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TO CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS,

sEALED PROPOSALS will be received ~. :.
b0atd OF Public Works Of The stare Of W. y; W.
Ginia, until the b ur Of twelve OclncS met VII
on the 3st day Of May, lSSt, for thc co,, ssiiaAu
the alterations Ia and additions 10 tho W. u
In The CITY OF thAi!est0n, IN accordance Mi hoGs
plan anu specifications for ssIh buIlditr W. we
parSa " Meart PEBBLES sud Kenple, s'c6i,t@c.Ss
said State House, where they msy be- ~ ", s
planned BY the architect Ia rhare. bidaa,. IT,
making prOpotas arc cxr eCted 10 TAXA NJ ~ j.
the material now hsnd, purchased Nv ~, NJ Ssaa
10 be uscd ln the constructor CT Ait b1IIdIrSu'
schedule Of The kind and quantity Of Saih H.,
rial and the Approximate value th0lecf nm MAie
seen It tho Office q the seeretsry al M!
there rGmaiis only Coz Oh OF the appronrt.,Isl
applicable 10 the ther cnrs. ueticn o! tAd ae'I
the person whose bid may be accepted i Ia WIZ
future app1opIih,l Dns By the Legislature IoI ~.
ment for work no 10 10 performed by him, eito,Mr
money aud material nUw on hand thslI hrs I've We
exhausted. Such money aud material on bsrSs ~ =
be used In the further construction O, W,I h"i,pS
Ing, and such TSrE thereof Rs nay be dIrer,sJ y
Ihe architect In charge. The pcnon 10 wSnNH y, Y
contract may be awarded will be rCquI,et N I'VE ":
be approved by the Beard, conditioned ~ !,
faithful performance oil the contract and ,s ~ "
ditioual security ten rcr cenlum Of tho mhs,
estimates Oi the architect OF the work te,io,n.I
Will be reserved until the completion Of the ttht
Ing. '-..'
Tho Board reserves the right TO reject any n, =,
bids should 1t deem 1t TO the Interest Of The s,is
10 do 81. ' 'As
Proposals TO DO endorsed "propo,als for the c.,
pleiion oi the State 1iUus, at Charleston, :" .nts
be deposited with or forwarded TO the unienisrs
a. the olllce Of Tho sccrtsry Of etR,e, WheeI.I
". Va. RANDOLPH SfALNAERR. IL
my8 Secretary OF the a.
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a Wise Tenant Knows his own LANDLORD
Philadelphia Call.
Jonea-"You don't mean TO cay you have
made all these Improvements yourseli? !
thought you were only a tenant"
Smith-"I am" Q,!s, = IS Il, st
Joncs-"Well, III were in your place !
would send for the landlord and lot him
see tho expense yon have put on It"
Smith-Tho landlord Mercy |! Don't lei
him know have improved hin property
Jones-"And why not 2"
emith-"He would,raise the rent"
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DIED.

DIED. --# .Ee.afH.
RItElNSTROM-On Tuesday, May q, 1881, at .
O'Clock =. NJ, MAYER BHRlsH1RoM.
Funeral services fiom his late residence, No. lO7
Fourteenth street, Thursday at 10 o'clock a. v.
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T.slna arrive snd copart as ,ollovs-oi.y tim !.

IsainH Arr1ve and copart as iollowS-Cisy tina.
Baltimore 4 OhIo-MA1s LISs-DYpART-
E4sa u. S:s5 N. 2:s5 p m, BIOS p m, 7:o5 a n.
@ o. Diy.a4:lb p m. 9lb N, 2:S5 p N. lilo pm,
W. d P. Div.-DIrAKr-For Pittsburgh, $50 m.
and so5 m: Tor Washington, Pa $50 aud sos N,
sos and e:i5 p m. ARR1vE-ARin Llne-12:l6 1
n. 1910 q N, BIS . n, $40 4 N, E15 N. d, o.
'Mv.-S:lo p m, 9;bos m, as n. w. P. Div
ARaIyE-Fron Pittsburgh, $50 n and CSC D m:
isom Washington. Pa, 500 aud $40 N; Lis and
p, q. d ST. L.-D17AR1-G9o q m. s:ss m.
l:ao n, as n. AnE,vE-S:so, q m, ll:O5 n,
1851 N. 7:20 p m. el4 ~ Eff5t7,'4 =
Cleveland, I.nrnin 4 WEeeling,-pxpAFr
q. Claissvillo 927 IN, Cleveland express 1901 IN,
-: GAINESVILLE 2:07 m, Msssilou accommodation
ARstyE-st Clal,sville S:l7 IN. Msssilou accom-.
modatlon 1929 IN, st. Caissvile IL g. m, Cleye.
land express 1854 p IN, St. Clairsvll!e 1852 n nj,
Cieyciann a Observation-Disclosures 4
m. 1i:tl N, i:l6 y m: steubenvillo Accouanods.
ton 9:S m. Wells7ille Accommodation Gos
m, ARalvE-lEls am, 500 N s:4s p m: steu.
benvillc Accommodation s2s , M, Wollsyiile 10
coramodatt0n 6:&s m. rtss5t ~ - 49,.
b, z. d O. xniluny-LxAyu pellaire ior
Wocdsdeld and suumerhcid at Geo q. m, and a:Io
Q. N. ARRIVE At Rcllairn At 91b A. M and 5:2S n n,
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On and after SUNDAY, MAY IS, 1881, trains on
Leaving the City at 6 A. H., and run every hour
until 9p.N 9t75 Is '7ssstfss 81 '.'I = -,
Leiring Wheeling Park at 4. ", and run every
hour until 10 Pm. ifTS.5EI'iS lts- - -
-ltsgsg 5.. on SrSpAYs. ti.i 5.5
lcsy!ng tho City at7A.G.. and run every hour
until or. ". 57,tfTI,g gtE -
Leaving Wheeling Part ct 4. N, and run every
hour until 10 r. n. ~ eas.'.a /, Il Il ~ -
Passengers will save time and trouble by nnr.
myl7 4 T1 @, H1RsoH, supt
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ADDITIONAL Nnr1cr

hUHlIIVNAL NUfICE
Eo.tce Is hereby given oil my in,su,Ion 4, an
the saio resolution W tho sfecal and " elts
lug, notice Of which Is above given, 'eAe'An met,
Ono OF the Stockholders OF ssId Cor nHSS.
my4 ~ corporation,
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N0TlCE OF A SPECIAL ANN GSv
SeNwd ss4a on ssse,Ips Of the sokdotss S 81
Aipeial aud general meeting al N. Ga,
ers Of tho Henwood hon Wo,ks Ia ~ socthpt,
nc Board Of Directors 10 10 kCd a, III s.td BY
ofice Of the corporation, No, ii IN NY PRINCIPAL
street IN the city o! wheeling, Wst y 10y stsdA
s+'q iGt X, IT. sls! d.y Of June ls ii estc %
i ri i PS SsSCn 20 ss,snsy sdps
continuance Of said corpanii6n for aity ns o. he
yona the lst day Of Ju'y, lssi. The dsts 4 IMik
rltation OF the time limited for III contivn, We
the agreement for It's formation. .oH''auaaCe ID
by order Of the roa.d.
ALUNZo LORlSG. s0c..,.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
ELECTlON NOTICE,

Member, OF the sttnd,,I prr,,u.
are hereby notified that a lnectIn. =, Associate,
!heir hall on "Wednesday evening %1Il Se bed h
tne eleeton Of Directors 10 Rfye n, :, lslsa, d,
yeil. AND LOT The uanEc.ion Snv al tae eE,nls,
oi importance that msy legally como 81 bushes
c... 10 r.,, Ciihs. Il. BERRY, F tS,s. Nta
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4 ! meo,,r, :, ,,o MEETING or CRyplrop,
Pointing and Pnbli'hins iompsnSein "TSe Journal
SATURDAY, May 81. ISL, Al oc w, Be held o.
70. u twelfth street. Wheeling, u S ~ Z
sired 'ha's'l c'pdi'or b, rrpfe en,,d -, d.
ing Az persons Indebted Ia s.id eosn ~ VA me-.
quested 10 settle their accounts promn,,s Gsn.
WHEELING, ". Va, NAV ,? :1jsS III Assignee.
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R.R,

b. z. d @. xn1lwny-L4AvH pellsire Tor
Woodaaeld and squmesfcld at Geo a. m. and 2IQ
Q. m. ARRIvE At Bo!lairo 9:1b A. m and b.2S n n,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17
THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Advertisers in the DAILY IxDxPun-
EXT also have the advantage of the col
umns Of the WEEKLY INDKPEsDEnr
which has been published without in
Permission at this Office since early in
the year 1869, and has a general circu-
lation in every district, camp and val
ley throughout the length and breadth
OF Elko county, and is by far the best
advertising medium that has ever been
established in the county. Remember
that advertisements in our Daily aIso
secure the benefits Of our large Weekly
circulation, and that our terms are
comparatively much lower than those
OF any competitor. Is
The Weekly is a 2Ix36inSh sheet
and besides advertisements runs i1teea
columns of reading matter, embracing
all the telegraphic news OF general in
%terest, all the news of the State, and 10
specially devoted TO the local news Of
the county and county seat. by sub
scribing for the WEEKLY ELKo ISDE-
PENDENT you not only obtain all the To-
cal news, but also receive u knowledge
Of all important events transpiring in
any and every quarter OF the habitablo
world.
Send along your subscriptions.
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From Monday. Daily.l
hALMA0UNDI.

Departures this mornins.-wm. vos-
beg and Henry Sayder.
The Humboldt County Grand Jury
convened at winncInucca th:. morpipr
Lost-A plain gold ring. The find.
Wi! lie suitably rewarded by leaving il nj
this Office.
The Supreme Court Of California has
decided that a member Of a Grand jury
cannot be compelled TO disclose any Of
the secrets of the jury-room.
The Express train from the west due
here at "a Last evening did not arrive
unui 5 O'Clock this morning. Heavy
snow in the Sierras was the cause.
The California Bank Commissioners
report nearly SI5O,OOO 900 locked up in
the banks of that State. One hundred
millions of tins amount is to deposiiors.
George MeiSs aud Allen Fisher came
down from Wells On "A dying trip
Last evening. They report everything
cool and comfortable at the eastern end
o! the division.
Horn X Chapman shipped from Win,
ncmuccay Friday, eight carloads Of beef
cattle for the San Francisco market. and
on the day following. f. D. swcctser
shipped All equal uuIubcr to the saline
Place.
4 san Angela special a Juliu,
Oro5io, who last Saturday killed J. II.
Beams, vas discovered near Barnett
ye'rrity. lie refused to surrender,
and WAS shot to death, receiving twenty
bullets.
The attorneys of Miss Hill have
served Senator ShaTUu's counsel gIih
tine notice for the taking OF the testimony
of Mrs. Flum IIrskcth. nee Sharon, d
witness ON behalf Of plaintiff, residing in
YORKSHIRE, England"
+. g. Rice has been appointed Assis.
tInt Division Superintendent Of the
Central Pacific, at Sacramento, vice J.
\. Muir, transferred to Tucson. Rice
Was tain master at W lls, and WAS Tor.
merry "a conductor on the Salt Lake. di-
vision.
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From Thursdays Ailt.
IsALMAGuNDI.

ls7i vintage Hennesy Brandy at the
Gem
Another snow-storm is thretenins this
evening.
The Knights of Pythias hotd a regular
meeting tonight.
For all the delicacies Of the season 60
to the Gem Restaurant.
The snow at Mountain City is from Is
inches TO 9 feet in depth on The level.
The thermometer markell sc degrees
below zero this morning and has uot
rizen ebove the freezing point to-day.
Senator Fair has been appointed to
the Senate Committee Gu Claims, in
place of Senator Gibson, retired.
Henry Barr had his feet bailey frozen
afew days ago while walking from STAIN
pede creek to Independence valley.
Abe. Mooser passed through by the
train on his way to New Mexico, via
Denver City, by the train last evening.
The Bisbee assassins, five in number,
were all found guilty by the jury, on
Tuesday, and were 10 have received sen
tence yesterday.
The Humboldt County Gnnd Jury
have found an indictment for felony
agaius. Charles Simpson, charged with
robbing Perry Gossett last November.
The city Jail q: Warsaw, Wisconsin,
was burned Tuesday, and two prisoners
confined in cells were burned beyond
reception. They themselves fired the
building.
The Times-Revicw says: An Eko
girl was told by DIR. Meigs hat she had
the yellow jauudice, ard she beloved
like a cali because the trimmings on her
hat did not match the disease.
Ever since William Nelson, the nttor
ney for Miss Hill, WAS arrested on the
charge OF ~blackmail, he has been calling
for IA trial, but the prosecution has no
case and are simply trying to bedevil and
harass him.
a Victoria B. G., dispatch says that a
bill to prevent Chinese from acquiring
Crown lands passed the Legislature
Monday night. Our Canadian neigh.
bors seem to be also souring on the
little yellow man."
The San Francisco Grain Exchange is
to be dissolved at the close OF the pres
ent CEREAL year, each member to receive
II dividend of so. The organization is
l'.denily not IA success.
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The editor Of the White Pine News.
who vas here dr:ins the O'N"il trial. in
Saturday. i#su" glys: The courtesy
extended t. the Witt Pine delcgatio.
by our ~nciahborS down by the Humboldt
was most cordial, but adds: "Capta:s
Drake and c. A. Mathcwson went 10 the
masquerade t.hl ~ E,ko. bu. did'n.
dance. Reason: Nobody asked them.
lttpok n whole day Tor the Elioitcs to
explain the Capt. ana Arthur that it was
an oversight. Cap says Arthur's looks
''corpcTcd' him, and the Hamilton Nas-
10y swcaF5 lay NIL the gods that he viii
never tmin with the Captain again in u
strange place. Wash. WoOdhcrry, who
got all the dancing he wanted. was last
seen poking fun at his discounted
companions"
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Iron Wednesday. D.ily.f
sALaAsUNDI.

The Denver Tribune has been sold to
a New York syndicate for 800. 900.
The west-bound passenger train ar
rived here last night two hours behind
time.
Tomorrow is st. Valentine day and
the Post Office News stand has plenty Of
the medicine needed for the occasion.
John McKittrick. formerly Of .Tuscaro.
IN, is half owner in the Buckeye mine in
Bullion district near Battle Mountain.
Lizzie Lindsay, the Carson poisoner
was sentenced to % years in the State
Prison, ON Monday. The case will be
appealed.
While a wedding party was crossing
the River Thess, near Domrad, Austria,
the ice broke and thirty-fre of the party
were drowned.
The freight traffic on the Central Pa
ciic road appears to be somewhat ON the
increase. judging from the number and
length of trains lately.
Hon. Thomas Kinseila. editor of the
Brooklyn Eagle, and one of the ablest
newspaper. writers Of the present day,
died 1t his home on Monday.
A. ". Brown who arrived here with
the Huntington mail at 6 o'clock last
night, reports the snow about three feet
deep between South Fork aud Ten-mile
creek.
The French Bishop q: ToRquin states
that - priests and FL other christians
have been massacrci and los mission
houses DESTROYED b. tie natives, and
appeals to FyE9ce for help.
The Tascarora Times reports Z. NJ.
Chaplin down with a severe attack OF in
nlmatory rheumatism. Mrs. J. A. Plum,
mer is also reported on the SICK iia and
Is unable TO discharge her duties in the
school.
Last night was q cofTee-cooler. Forty
hat-!ootCd degrees below zero mikes a
cord Of nut.pine look ~awfully consum,
tive. The blasted Arctic wave keeps
waving right along, too, just AS though
1t never meant to let up.
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from Saturday. Daii".l
BALMAGrNDI.


The Carson Mint nte for fine silver
Is advanced to Sill 40 per ouuco.
State C~ontroller, J.. I. Hallock has our
thanks for n copy Of his annual report
for the year 1888.
Jake ESgers and Louis Bernard Of
Tuscarora, returned from Salt Lake by
train last evening.
At Victoria. u. C., on Thursday the
House. by a majority Of i've refused to
grant female suffrage.
The lowest point reached by the Mcr-
curry last aisht Sas 2S degrees below zero.
and the highest in the shade to-day was
. degrses below zero.
Frank Gross, late chief clerk of the
San Francisco Mint and e~G-clcrk OF the
California Supreme Cour; has taken
editorial charge Of the Virginia Chroui-
Gle.
The trial of thu civil case-Panncr vs.
;%illard-which has been in progress in
abe District Court since Tuesday, IL still
occupying the attention of The Court
to-day.
A. J. Pritchard, the discoycrcr Of the
C1ur 4 Alepc mines. was married at
RAthdrum. Idaho. two weeks ago, to
Mrs. Catherine Whistler, recently from
Colorado.
In the election this Fall. the only
State officers 10 he elected exclusive ui
the Legislature. which Is to choose II
United States SENATOR are Congressman
and Supreme Judge.
Senator Miller, OF California, Gom the
Comnithr ON Foreign Relations, report
cd to the Senate the bill, prepared a. an
amendment 10 the antI-CuIncsr Act
which was placed IN the calendar.
A suit of citizens clothing has been
delivered to MJor wAss"n, payma ter.
now serving II tenn in the Kansas Pcui-
tertiary, and he has been niyl cd that
lis pardon vii Grdye from Washington
ncIt week.
There is suih t6bc u baud u over two
hundred Indians. most .. them refugees
don the Y.Gnr .rr,srvat.Dn, npS
campcd near Fort McDcrmitt that are
liable To pcr.Sh L,iorc Spring unless pro-
Tided for by the Goyrrnmcui.
u. w Hull, OF the PostuAicc News
Stand has prepared Tor the approaching
st. valentines day, a great variety OF
tCupid's missiycs, intending both srnt,-
mental and comic. 80 that all may find
something {" their taste in the iimitlcss
assortment. CLil in AMI look them over.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-17

The Grantsvillc bonanza Of the end
says: IS. RoscnthRl moved out Of
Grnntsvillc this week with two bin wag-
on loads of Merchandise all the goods
he had in town. IIo has gone 10 hunt
fresh fields and pastures new"
lsoscnthai is the party accused Of fir
ing his " property TO secure the in.
%surnncc. hut at the trial the charge could
not be proven. lioscnthal had been
burned out several times before in other
parts Of the State where he had been In
business, and suspicious were aroused
that all were not the result Of accident.