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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-18
From Mondays Daily.l
KALNAGUNDI.

Since Friday lat Ueei has declined in
San Francisco 2H cents per pound.
1t has rained almost all afternoon, and
a heavy shower prevails as we go to
press.
j. p. Edqf departed for Zion by last
evenings train. He returns here in "a
couple of days.
Fred Hip, of Ward, passed through
by the train Saturday evening on his
way 10 Salt Lake.
II IL now discovered that Mormon is
a pure Greek word, signiiying a monster.
There's the jeweiry of consistency for
you.
Miles Petty, the negro who several
weeks ago outraged Miss yannert, near
Z izabeth, Kentucky, Was taken by force
rom Jail and hanged by u mob.
The Times,Review says: The Star
Spangled Banner Company is, We un-
derS,auh, negotiating. for the purchase
Of the Leopard hoisting works at Cor
nucCpia.
Doctor Henry Fcrner, the well known
San Francisco %oculist, and Sile, passed
through 10y the train last evening on
their way 10 Europe. where they will re-
main several months.
Dick Dorsey and wife made the trip
to the Hot Springs ard back, Yesterday.
in the regular Springs bus. D;cI'G
iIVery stable business is apparently go
brisk tina, lie hls'n; time to get IL PAIR OF
horses hiVchcd to 4 buggy.
Dr.. Gardner OF San Pablo, Col, took
Il fatal dose OF morphinct Saturday, and
his wile came near her death by poison
also, b1tL with suicidal intent. They had
beer married only Il month. The cause
0i their desperate acton Ia unknown.
Miller x Lux, OF California, have just
Finished sLeariug their "a cp, the clip
amounting 10 l,UVO, 900 pOrnds. II the
tAriii vi 1916 on wOol is not r.. stored by
the present Congress. thus, poor fellows
will probably be forced 10 tusr in wash
Ing, or chop cogGEool, for II living.
GeOrsc S,Ockie, the SGccesslui aspir-
an; to TIE cldct,a,p closed Als career at
the site ULGycraIty, Saturday, .uni las:
evening. started by ts.ln 70 visit his
parents IN White Pine county prior TO
his departure TO West Point. Among
the friends and acquaiur.uccs who u.s.
ncmbled at the tram to take leave Of
George was IL bsyy Of beautiful girls
such as Nevada alone produces-upou
each OF whom the Prospective yoaug SOL
der bestowed a Urosner!y kiss rs the
train hcsau moving OF. In the hurry
o: departure, George feared that some Of
the yoULS beauties might have been ov-
cr.uuLci, and !. 10, most hGlabIy begs
their pardon. .
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Alternatives CASTLE.

Ttr:f'Ouuty Jail Is ngniu without even
solitary guest, the two last-a pair Of
~v.gs-naying eaten county grub during
the stipulated period of 80 days and bid
tr sonhrr Institution a glad fare
well this morning, In company
with the Deputy Sheriff, an
undiSmayel report invaded
the solitude OF the County Cooler
and found ii so much heater, cleaner
nni more aristocratic in its 4 neral mir
and. department than an ordinary print.
ing Office, that We are seriously ooutem.
plating its lease with the view of moving
our-fofm into plensanier quarters.
$780," -
Mn Fleming, a .brick-iaycr Mt Mem
phis, tried Ia capture n 81 200 by ac-
complaining four rounds with John j..
Sullivan. The first lick given, landed
ON Jennings jaw, knocking the seven
Grnscs clear ont Of him and he was Mt
once carried from the field. The Gght
lasted two secor lis and four men con
= iE,ri fifteen minutes in restoring The
victim 10 consciousness.
Du N the trial at Pete rSburg OF the
Blsc Nnn. N.hilists, Dubctzti and his
dnmIht,r. brth prisoners. stabbed them
selves, the father intaliy and the daugl-
ter dangerously.
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IEron Tu-.d.y.. D.ily.l
sALMAaUADH.

Allen Fisher. George Meigs and An
d w Harrell are in town. to-day, from
Wells.
Thomas Gilland and wife. Of Lam
ollie. arrived in town by buggy. this af-
tlrnoon.
Arrived by stage from Tuscarora: II.
NJ. Kenney. Departed this morning for
Tuscaron: NJ. Kuhn, Fred Wilson, A.
Peltier. Chinaman.
Miss Glenn, nee Miss Dieta Brady
arrived here from her home in Colusa,
California, on a visit to her parents, by
the train last evening.
The statement is now made that the
financial affairs Of the late w. Ii. Clark,
Of Virginia City. are not, rs at FIRST re-
ported, in a solvent condition.
p. steler, the well known jeweler Of
Eureka will offer for sale q superior
stock Of goods for a few days only, at
the p pot hotel. See notice elsewhere
in this paper.
An inventor has secured permission to.
lay a l7-inch penumatic tube along the
canal from Chicago to Lasalle, u distance
Of 100 miles, for the transmission of
grain and small packages, by compressed
air at the rnts Of a mile u minute.
We were glad to meet our old ac-
quaintance, Z. p. Banning once again
IN the land OF the living. Ell was SO
10" at his home at Deeth, that none
expected to ever again see him in Elko,
but those old-timers are tough and
always die hard.
The Strawberry and Ice-cream festival,
given by the ladies' will take place nj
Freeman Hall neIt Friday evening. II
the present weather continues until that
time, lady guests will be furnished nv
the Arctic committee, with seal-skin
Silues FOR the occasion, and gents will
also be provided with fur collars for their
lin IL busters.
II now comes one Wells. q young
man VINO Il shoT: time z testified that
he heard Sharon, on Suffer street, in
I oiice to IA Nc. True, tie plaintiff, Miss
Hill, rs his wife, aad swears that his
swoEa te 'iinOny at that time was totally
ia!s and yet there is nothing in the
dispatches to indicate that the infamous,
dolbl dyed periuer was arrested and
Lled TO await trial and punishment for
80 hcinous Il crime, or even that the
loathsome reptile had bsen kicked nj
OF the Courthouse.
The Associated Press he's been send
ing broadcast OYER the land while col
ulnns of interviews with General Grant
emSodying his views upon the political
aspect OF the country generally. II will
o be in order for those industrious
ncws-gntherers 10 eulighten an anxious
pablo Us 10 the Generals vie M
upon the interesting subject Of stock
jobbing, II is greatly to be feared that
opr Republican friends have reposed un-
warranted confidence in the Generals
business capacity as we'll as in his Polit-
zeal scumen.
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From Pnknr CITY.

Joe. Triplett informs US that while in
Baker City. lac met cur old invHd =. II.
GrswoLd aud family. and that Henry is
doing u very fair business in tie whole
Gale liquor line. liz is very ven salts.
fed with the county and, will stay with
it. His st9p-dnughtcr, Miss Josie
Kneisly, has matured into u right hand.
some girl, ard is soon to marty Mr.
George Mix, resident Civil Engineer OF
the q. II. n n. Railroad Nompuny. He
was fornorally OF the Central Pacific
road, and is said to be an excellent gem
tieman. Miss Josie is a splendid CIR.
and her Elko county friends will bc glad
to hear that she is about TO secure a lie
partner who is worthy oi her.
Joe also interviewed ID. IL. Usher. the
old-iimo Tuscarora caterer, who il run.
ming the Arlington Hotel. ut Baker CITY
and is well prepared to administer crca.
turo comforts IN good shape, 10 all who
may favor him with their patronage.
Usher is doing y very good business, Jnt
owing to N knowledge OF his irrcprcss.
lille disposition to do better, his address
In the near future is liable 10 be Tim.
buctoo, South Africa. or any other out.
iandtsh location on this mundane
sphere.
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From Fndsy's Daily
sAI.M

Gov. Adams is still confined to his
bed with jLundics aud neuralgia OF the
Il bn lcb.
John W. Mackay left Wednesday for
Arizona TO take u look Mt his Quijotoa
bouauzn. lie expects to retnrn to the
ComstJk before going East.
Deputy Sheriff Reid, Of Nye county,
arrived at Reno, OH the overland train
On Saturday night, with a raving mad
III IL l0r the Asylum. The Athlete mans
raue is G. S. Carp inter-, and he has
v-,I l'ius at Belmont.
MT. AMI Ma. John How, former well
kuo.u residents o! this place arrived
he,e from san Francisco by the train
Iass evening. Taey are nov on their
route Tor the East, but remained over
here .or "A time. III y are both in the
enjoyment OF good health.
The in lict.nent against Nelson for
forgery in con Guon with the Saaron-
iiII marriage contract WAS SUMMARY
kicked ont .. Cont Tuesday by judge
F-rrai, despite the pot SITS OF Gen.
Basues aud DirtEict-Attorney 6.oa hill.
ID. II HasLili, Central Pacific TOXIN
Ste AGENT. came up IRON the West by
the tram Iat evening. This Is his first
appearance up TINS lar for some months
nuI has o.l friend. are gai To meet him
once hglin. He IL enjoying his usuGl
good heath and spi.rts.
Al tue close Of the great six days
w~aisius match, at Madison SQUARE. New
IosE. Stood Fitzgerald. Clio; Rowcil,
1DJ: PnncAvt 5Gd miles and four laps;
Nor mac. SIS m.!es and i've laps; II Tty
5@9 miles and three laps, Siut. $50; IL
son., JE5 miles and three laps.
Don't fail tO heal the Jubilee Singers
At.Frren al hall to-nIsht- Since there
appearance h Re several yeas ago, they
hate adItd rd'ihe rare vocal attraction
n Budget 6fhiyniy amusing slecisiucs,
which to 4 6tst-class vocal entertain
msnt, GnOnls the necessary spice Of
VAnrty, making the troupe one of Le
s."'n6r,t oi travelling combinations.
Tnr hard fact, recently 81 often brought
TO tar 40, Ice o. tue English scientific So
oien.s, Ilai two millions o! bodies have
J~rcuIntr.red dunng the last twenty-five
year within the limits Of the London
postal circle. has very ~ atty changed
the pppliLE view OF cremation. Two
y as ,go thr t OF the scientific papers
snil that cremation WAS "unnAtnrnl''
against human feeling" but they
ngE than. ih Il srII-prcDervaiion is tie
hs,I.lud stmngrst OF laws.
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NOTICE.
To Contractors and Builders.

Notice Is hereby given by the Board Of
County Commissioners OF EIko couptv
Nevads. that
SEALED PROPOSALS
VIII be received by ,aid BOARD of Commits
sioners mp TO 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on Mond.y.
Ma 10. 1884. for building . nre-proof vault In
the Court House at the town Of ETfo, and 70,
furnishing labor and all material for the uame,
Excepting the iron doors and neeks, railroad
on 70 the roof and noors. and the iron for
nchors- To be constructed according TO
the appended specifications, and the plan on
ale, and subject to inspection In the County
Clerks onice. o.. ..nf.r,g
Surety in the gum of $1,000, sueh surety 70
be approved. by tho Board must be furnished
tythe contracting party.
The bids will 10 opened on the leth Of
May 1884, and the Board reserves Ahs
right TO appoint an agent 10
represent the interest OF said Board and Erko
County, who shall have full power and suihor.
ity Il Inspect and examine enid work whsney.
Or he may think proper, and they reserve he
futher right 20 disAIIow and reJect any nd
ali claims brought against Elko County on go
count OF said construction, unless the said
agent shall approve the same.
The Board futhsr reserves the right 10 70.
jet any and all bids.
SPECIFICATIONS.
To tsko dow and remove the cell vals
and clear q space In the Court House old ian
room. sufficiently Arge 70 admit Of ths con.
struction Of q vault twelve feet and nine inches
by eleven feet In the clear, and the nttinR an
Of an ONCE room fifteen feet deep In the front
Of the building, on the n ound floor.
The removal Of the 1oor In the room In thS
second story known as the COMMISSIONER
room.
The same to be done without In any manner
injurlng the Court House or any portion there
of.
The foundation Of the vsult IA to built Of
stone laid In cement. and TO be three feet deep
below tho Jail floor, and 20 be three feet vide at
the base, and twenty four inches wide At tho
top.
TIL walls OF the vault to he twenty inches
thick on all sides throughout, and to DO built
Of brick laiu In mortar and 10 be secured By
fUur anchors on each floor. and said walls 10
b. tweaty.ihree feet high. Two noors. one on
the ievei Of the onieo room on the lower story
aud one an the level Of the noor Of the Clerks
ONCE in the second story the same 10 be con.
structed Of riiiroad iron. laid with brick ana
cement. sud secured by q bearing OF twelve
ineho- on both ends. and covered with brick
aud cement.
The roof OF the vault 10 b. constructed in
tho same manner as the floors. and covered
With two layers OF brick and six inches OF
clay.
Two iron vault nccts ono on each floor 10 be
soi so a TO form communication between The
- - A
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-18

The following items are from the
weiscr, Idaho. Leader Of tho 10th.
Samuel Linkton, OF Heath, came down
Thursday, and says that district is loom.
ing mp. Heath il now attracting n great
deal Of attention, aud will undoubtedly
be one Of the leading ore.producins dis.
tricts in the territory.
DR.. strom performed an operation
called n%scites, or tapping OF the abdo-
men, on Mr.. Cy. Toliman, in the hotel
at the depot, on Saturday, May Sd, and
took about four gallons Of water from
him, who is now in n fair way Of re-
covery.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-18

The latest advices from Cairo arc.
that outbreaks between soldiers and
natives are NJ daily occurrence. On
Friday a hght took place outside of
Alexandria between a party Of English
soldiers and a number Of Bedouins from
Lake Marcotis, in which several wcrp
killed. The inhabitants arc Ia a panic.
Only fonr companies Of Egyptian rcgu.
lars and 900 Dnzouks are in the city.
The wires beyond Korosks have been
cut, No more iugiGves will 10 abio 10
croes the desert.
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80 -
he DAILY

A copy Of the first number Of the
Hawaiian, issued Mt Honolulu, Sand
with Islands, is Just I, ccived At this
Office. II Is published by the Hawaiian
Company. Of which W. II. Gillespie,
formerly Of Virginia Lity. Is a prominent
member. II IL u 25-colnmn paper. neat
ly gotten mp n ter the style Of American
Metropolitan dailies. and bears every
evidence OF having entered the field Of
Its future labors under favorable eiispiccs.
The statement IL made in the 1niroduc-
toy, that the company Ia composed Of
buaineSs men 1loue uncontrolled bv any
faction, OF purity, and that the object OF
the ~paper-"side from the primary one
OF making moncy-is 10 conserve, to
the best o. its ability, the material int =
ests cf tire Kingdom Of kniikaua. That
e Hawaiian may live long and prosper
IL tho worst we wish IL.
Why viii you ecngh whom shiioh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 eta. 50 cts. and 81. For sslo by +,
Muller. s.r''
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tFronSs.qrday's Daily.I
hALNAGCNDI.

Governor Adams is reported 50 far
recovered as to leave his rooms.
Nye county scrip is worth but 20 cents
on the dollar. A bad outlook for our
neighbor.
James Frazier. a well-known citizen
OF Carson. and Tor many years Treasure
er OF oruIsby county, died OF heart dis.
ease.
l.. West came down from his ranch ON
North Fork, last evening aud reports
tie road IN line condition IRON W,iiand's
North to his place.
The country editors are up in arms
against the = opposed amendment to the
Constitution limiting the ownership of
property in one person to $40, 900, 900.
ID. Ii. Haskell went down 10 Carlin
this morning and passed east again by a
special train at 2 o'clock. He will prob
aoiy return here this evening or to-rnor-
row morning.
Deacon Hiram J. Keith, of the La
noble crossroads and Elder Judson G.
DakIn OF the Bdscom Ranch. arrived in
town a little late last night, but never
tLeiess got away with the bulk Of the
iun lying loose about Freeman Hall.
James Dillon, a Csmstock machinis,
who has had many years experience in
mining ore. il Confident that he has sue
ce-ded III solving the problem oi coac,u.
uaung io~-srade rIIiIngs, SO lhat they
eau 0e ln!L,d at II haIu,vme prOnt.
II Is stated that General Grant is q
heavy loser by The recent IsIIule Of the
SOCK Brokerage urn Oh Giant l. Ward.
winch involved the Aanne Dauk aud
otners U. New YORK. Tne Grant FANNY
L. sad to have iOst s2oJ,UJU 10y the COZ
I,yse.
The members of the Shoshone Base
bail cirU dcaIre through these columns
10 express their THANKS 10 Ais, Fauute
koSeTs iOT toe hand Ome present % u
couple OF tasteful asgs, luaG- and do
nHs.d by that GENEROUS young lady, 10
The 'IhvIECiUlU A.ur."
J. i. Elo1 arrived here t.um the wee,
by the Train last uy, nuS. ne Was 1T
WInnclnuccAa iev days ago; vent thence
- Austin, AID 10 now direct IrDui ,ue
Latter place. He has Just hnlGLei a
pretty thorough tour nj tie Coast from
Washington Territory to Arizona, and
states tHat he found but a couple OF
localities hat lie thought preferable to
this section, from every point OF view.
Buluess throughout the CO.'S; yrurr.Iy
ID du!i, ~ tu~t Ae"ada's Pr,seutquirtgde
10 Toy no meAns phenomenal.
Thomas Stevens, the bicyclist on his
way 10 New York. arrived here irVu
San Francisco. to-day. aud IOoK dinner
Abont ! O'Clock. lie Ii a well buIil. g.n-
IiemanIy young IeNov. vho says tue
distance cuycTrd to his iiuI- Ia quite
satisfactory. ond that II b. can maintain
the same rate he wall sip into Gotham
within the sp cited 10 days easily. The
tnp tins lat is rvugncr than anticipated.
III HCIlys al Battle " Duutuu shOsIng
that lac had worked of Is pounds of It's
sue since leaving the Bay, stretches Of
sand aud high water had ic.eel him tO
foot It aud lug the machine for miles
which he found almost an amusing ani
nearly as profitable NJ chOpplug cod
wood.
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The Battle Mountain Messenger Of
last Saturday says: "F. ii. Chapman,
brother Of u. W. Chapman, who WIS
drownedi in the HUMBOLDT, arrived Thurs.
day morning in company with his broth
cr-in.lnw. Mr.. Butler, and &. NJ. Root.
u member Of the firm Of Judd & Root.
They are making every effort to recover
the body o! their lost brother and friend.
Having employed all the available men.
in town, they propose dragging the
slough from the place whcrc the team
was iouud To where IL cmpiics into the
river. A wire net has been stretched
across the slough some miles below the
place where the man Is supposed TO have
been drowned. making It impossible Tor
the body 10 lont into the river, even II il
should rise to the surface Of the water.
The relatives aud friends Of the deceased
will continue the search rs long as there
IL any hope Of recovering tho body.
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Tho PotarI6 Strike.

1t is quite certain, says the Times
Review, that the recent d velopmcnts in
the Polaris mine ut Columbia will give
an impetus To mining operations never
heretofore experienced in that section.
There are scores OF other lodges in the
immediate vicinity which prospec, as
favorably on the surface, and which nre
likely 10 prove as valuable when deyel-
op"d TO the same extent. II the reports
OF tie POiaris strike are correct, it is the
most extensive aud important one ever
made in Eastern Nevada, and making
allowance for the enthusiasm Of those
who have examined it, it is perfectly
evident that 1t Is of sufficient importance
10 JUSTLY the prosecution of more active
md extensive operations than we're ever
before projected in the district. The
following is tue result OF seven assays
msde here from ore from different por-
tons Of the ledge. They were taken
from various points in the workings and
from different classes Of ore, with "A view
OF obtaining reliable ipformati0p in re-
gard to their respective values. The
following is the result: No. !, S2iO %;
No. 2. $l,5O9 20; No. 3. SlSl 30; No. 4,
SGi5 So; No. 3. SG2 80; No. G, 500 &c;
No. Z, $500 ~2O-ayerrge, S47i l6.
w. .. Price, Geo. W. rellier, A. Rob
bins aud Mira. Il. +. Daley, each own II
onc-s.Eia i~lterost III the mine.
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Tho Festival fo-morrow kIeht

At 1.-THE festival in Freeman Hall to-
morrow evening, the ladies will dish up
TO the public, Strawberries and cream at
"A reasonable consideration per plate,
with cakes and condiments till you
can't rest. For feminine DEDICATION, q
subducd liquid in the form Of a mild
lemonade will be administered which
will be warmed to the Atayrday taste Of
the Nevada masculine by the addition Of
gingcr-root and other supporting tonics
suitable to the season. Everybody with
his wife and family are cordially invited
to come and partakc freely OF the luxu-
ries of life, failing not TO fetch along
the wheruyithMl to. purchase.
Excellent music will be discoursed
during the evening by Messrs Hull and
sirDeicr Of this place, and n gentleman
from Wells whose name we failed TO
catch.
Those who propose to assist in cram
ming the Grabbing are requested to
send in their donations to Mrs. James
Clark rs early as noon tomorrow.
TAoy'r bound to have lots Of fun
down there tomorrow night and all
those who fail to take in the entire bus.
incss, will feel mex; day as though they
had let II bird so.
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1ILDEu WILL ACCEPT,

A Chicago dispatch says; George W.
Cotnranr, OFT the iroguois Club Of this
c.ty. Who was sent to Gramrrry Park to
ascertain whether Mr. TiIGcn would
conSert Ia mn Ia cas- vi his acclamatOy
Nomination hero III July, IT is suiL, re
cel'ed that INSURANCE. The Jldss
THINKS that IN case OF Tiiteu's refusal
the Hon. Roosevelt /. Flower ID the
most available cauG!late Tor tie Dem
OCrgts.
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Charles stohu, in the employ Of
Fromm n %Scbacicr, a San francisco
urm. IN two aud II half years. acquired
enough goods {" O.en n similar business
on his " hook. lie gave himself
away 10y selling too cheap aud detectives
put on his tack by his previously I'M
suspecting employers, discovered that
the entire stock Of Stohn, had been
stolen from them.
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Tho sInGers last Wight.

The Jubilee Singers had II lair audi
ence last night, who were highly pleased
with the entertainment given. At their
appearance here several years ago, they
gave excellent satisfaction aud their per-
man Last night Mas vastly Superior
both in variety and execution 10 any
thing previously heard of them. The
sin ing, both Of plantation songs aud
secular music, disclosed superior voices
improved by careful training ard the
dancing would rank frst-ciass on metro.
Politan boards. In the variety branch
OF the performance the dude opcfcttt"
was an amusing feature aid brought Out
rounds Of applause.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-18

Cfaf the German who fatally shot
Porccvni. the Frcnchmnn in san Fran
cisco. in a quarrel about Bismarck. was
sentenced to The pcnetontiary for lie, on
Saturday.
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Joe Triplett and Lew Willard returned
from their trip TO Oregon with the Pres
colts and Steele, by the train this morn
ing. The men were not i-oned, nor did
they give any trouble III the route. In
conversation with Mr.. Tiiplett to-
day, he informs us that the evidence
against the parties is o! the most dim
aging nature. The Grand Jury has
found eighteen true bills against the
Jail breakers, aud Steele's trial was
about TO take place when he left Baker
City. The authorities were well satis.
fed at the return of the escapes end the
reward offered for their capture was
promptly paid over to tho capto-a; also
the expenses Of their conveyance from
this place.