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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-27
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IBALAAGUNDI.

Sproule and White. the parties
charged with firing the Verdi bridge,
have just been tried at Reno AID acquit-
ted by the jury.
Rev. c. T. Mills, Of Mills Seminary
Alameda county. Cal. died Sunday from
the effects Of an accident to his arm
some months ago, rendering ampu,ation
necessary.
The Grand Trunk Railroad employees
at Montreal and Stafford have accepte!
n five per cent reduction for six months
About l45 tons Of ore was shipped
last month from the Humboldt Queen
mine, near Rye Patch. to Denver, Colo
rado. The returns were wholly satisfac-
tory, and s~eventy-fye tons more Of ore
will be shipped to the Denver works
shortly.
An eccentric old bachelor who died
lately at Easton, Penn, left $4,000 for
the erection of a over his
grave, also $4,000 for the maintenance
of II brass band to bear his name, and at
each anniversary Of his death TO play n
dirge at his grave.
The first instance in the United States
probably, where Il lady ohiciated as
clergyman at n wedding ceremony, was
at Columbus, Ohio, the other day, when
Mrs. l.. q. Romick, the evangelist, per-
formed the ceremony. The bride and
groom were Quakrrs.
The wife of President Gonzales of
Mexico, having left her husband for al
legged ill-trcatmeut, is now living at
Houston, Texas, in obscurity, having
tried to support herself by keeping a
milenery shop, and failed. She is the
mother Of ten children.
A delegation of prominent citizens of
New Mexico are in Washington working
up a sentiment in favor OF the admission
OF that Territory into the Union. They
claim that New Mexico has SIS, 900, 600
worth of taxable property and II popula-
ton exceeding 2O0, 900.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-27
From Mondays Daily.l
RALAAGUNDI.

George II. Shepherd IS in from South
Fork to-day, having been drawn as a
trial juror. lie Was excused from sery-
ing however, on aeeoua; OF Ill health
At 1915 O'Clock Friday, at Manti, n
Mormon town in the southern part of
USah, while iour boys were playing IN an
old brewery, uear the ~school-house, IT
fell, burying all. One will die, and
others arc perhaps fatally injured. II is
believed there are NOR. bows in the
ruins.
The Humboldt Reduction Works. at
WinnemGcca, are TO be started up again
this Spring. Alex Wise, the proprietor,
has paid all judgement against me pro-
PcTty and Mil gave the works IA thorough
repairing and add a lot OF new ina
caiucgy.
Joe. Lang has a bser faucet SO i'll
gcniuu,ly CONSTRUCTED that both steam
and Hat beer can be drawn through it,
from the same kcs. BY "a dextrous turn
Of the wrist, the clear matt liquid is dis
charged to the dcsired amount, in the
glass, when another turn is given, and
the creamy iroth a; once taps out the
cooling healing and soothing beverage
after the most approved style OF No. l
beer on dEauSht, and the article now
being manufactured .; our home brew
cry III iuity up to the stlHlarl q. Pacific
Coast EXCELLENCE. With the new iaucct
MENTIONED it is only necessary - tap
one kcS IL a time, instead OF two, AS by
the OlL-tiIuc proc IS.
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From Saturdays Daily.l
sALMAGrNDI.

An English lady has offered eco. Ooo
Tor the rescue Of General Gordon.
T The Odd Fellows NEE, in regular ses.
sion ut their hall at 7:3o o'clock tbi.
evening.
IL. B'nmbcrger was the only arrival
by stage nom Tascarom last night. NJ
departures.
Mile. Columbier has been committed
Tor trial for outragins public morals in
her book entitled Sarah Baruum."
Miss Mamie, eldest daughter Of G. w
"fHyson, the mining man, was married
Sunday night in OAK and, to Harry
Grey Hincklcy.
1t IL asserted that the dynamite used
in the London ou;rages WAS procured
from an authorized factory in France,
l. that e2UU vas paid ios it.
The Silver State says: J. q. wcthcrly
left Tor EikO Thursday ON a mission OF
love. 1t Is minated that he will re.
turn within a week with u bride.
Knox A. ,rane, a son OF W. +. Crane.
who has been living at Spokane Falls.
W. l., during the past Is months. Ia.
returned ON Il visit to his parents al
South Fork.
John Giblin, who in the early dav.
was "A ~wcIl-known resident Of tLi, con.
~ arrived hcic from his home in Dr-
M"incs, Iowa, 10y the uaiu this morning.
He viii remain ia town several L.9s.
Jno. Il. BRADLEY and George Russell.
who have been on u business trim Ia
Ca.i.o-uia during tie two past weeks.
returned home b! the train last c~ycniug.
They report the crop prospects exceed
msiy promising, and the country in it,
most Ilsuctive gaTb.
\ match game between tie Aboripnal
AMI ToJnhm Baseball Clubs for the
champion belt aud the Presidency Of the
Foreign Mission, will take place NJ the
~ShoshoHc grounds back Of town at -
o'clock noon, tomorrow. The bows
Will appear ON the occasion in their gor-
gron' nr" tosscry, and " highly spirited
engagement may be couilrutly Expect
ci. Ann chairs aud CUSHIONED seats are
provided for the accommodation o.
ladies, and luNur.ons stools Tor Guflrrs
who can't stand up to the racact.
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California r ces.

The second day Of the Blood Horse
Association began with the two-ycnr-oId
race, hye-oights of u mile; won 10y Billy
Ayers in l:lj. Second race, ihrcc.ycar-
old, that had never won u race, one mile
and IL furlOmg; won by Jonjon in 2:iO.
Third race, selling purse. one mile and
a quarter; won by Bryant in 2:2Oh.
In the bicycle versus horse contest.
which opened at the Pavilion, John s.
Prince IN n bicycle, in his first hour,
covered eighteen miles and three laps,
there being eight laps to the mlc-thc
fastest time on record. Miss Armando
covered sixteen miles the best wOman's
record.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-27

AZ n cioscd-loOr meeting OF members
Of the San Francisco Da4hnwuy Assoc.
citation, n violent discussion took place
between Eli. Fordsham and Amnsn
Tbnycr, over what il known n the
Dnshnway steal. Tho latter became 50
excited at the criticism of Fordshnm,
who had opposed the steal that he drew
n revolver and IN the scunlr which cu-
sued the revolver went of, striking Isaac
Abbott, who had not taken any part in
the discussion, In the left thigh. Abbott
was Immediately taken to the city hos
pitnl where IL was found that his thigh
bone was fractured. The wound IN like
" 10 prove serious. Tho members Of
The Association have douc thci- best "a
prevent any account Of the proceedings
nd shooting being made known,
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DlSTSICT COURT.
r.. n. Bigeiow, judge,

In the case OF the State VS. VIM. unw-
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, assault to kill-th
jury to-day returned IL verdict Of assault
with a deadly weapon with intent to do
bodily injury" and recommended the
prisoner TO the mercy Of the court.
George Kcsslcr and Joseph Simpson,
INDECENT witnesses, were allowed rs ex-
pcnscs, SlI and $l2, respectively.
In the matter Of the estate of A. W.
Gedney-Mrs. james Wright applied for
letters Of administration, the application
bcirg taken under ndviscmcnt by the
court.
G.. F. Talbot was appointed attornc.'
for the minor heirs.
Frank Barnaby and Thomas G. Stew
art, INDECENT witnesses in the Cunning
ham case were each allowed S2l.
Hawkins will he arraigncd for sentence
Saturday.
A further partial report of the Grand
Jury was received and Court was adj.
journed till 10 o'clock tomorrow.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-27
From Fridays Daily
hAI.HAt.INnI-

Arrived by stage from Tuscarora last
evening: Frank BvskUwitz, Rev. J.. W.
james aud vile. Departed this morn
ing: Is. Altubc aud son.
All persons who ara subject to inter
nal revenue taxes are remind Il that they
must pay on or before May lot, or b.
subject TO a penalty Of 50 per cent. ud-
dItiUnal.
Chus. L. Coon, Of New York will he
nominated Assistant Secretary OF he
Treasury, wee John C.. New, resigned.
Coon Is at present Assistant CaIcf in
the Loan Division Of the Trrualry.
81: a meeting OF the san Francisco
Chamber Of Commerce, u culImuuIca-
tion from tAc Chamber u! CvIaucycv o.!
New York, ~ud,oc.uuB the suspension
of silver cuinGs. Tor TWO yeats. Was
tabled.
Tom Moore, Of Wadsworh, fell in
Jake Lewis well at tDug place on Tues
day evening. and broke his leg. The
curbius Of the well had been burned in
the G.c Of that day, and had not been
covered.
The man WhO j. the most s,rcuuous,y
opposed to horizontal reduction il the,
young fellow in new Trousers. who
slipped d"wh ia the middle OF the les
street just a. lac Was about tipping hIs
hat 10 a $4,000 hrircas.
The Chair LAID before the Senate y,
tcriay the joint resolution of the CuIi-
ionnia Legislature urging the passage 81
the act to amend the Chinese Ev,t5irtion
net. The bill was reported iavorubly
and placed on the calendar.
Judge Green, Of Washington Territory
has granted "a permanent injunction
against the Northern Pacific Railroad
from interfering with Web, Fargo II
Co. The North ru Pacific have an cx.
prcsN company OF TIA IL oan.
The pos;oiicc Appropriation bill has
boen r port L, the Srut,c. The total
appropriation provided for amounts To-
80, 12j. 100, which Is -, 2J5, $50 ia c,-
cess % the appropriation last Year, and
Sj,ii9, jGD III excess 0f the amuuut call
ed FOR by the bill as it lcn the House.
Senator Fair and Congressman Cas-
Siiy will accept our thanks for bound
.m.N.
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The Silver State says: Eddie, the
ninc-ycar old son OF Commissioner
GirouN, fell off 1t wagon last Saturday
evening and broke his right arm below
the elbow. DIR. Hanson attended the
little fellow who stood the ordeal Of hav-
ing the fracture reduced like a hero.
+. NJ. Fellows has received n letter
from the Chief Of Police OF Denver, Col
orGdo, which states that n. II. Dclossc,
the. Firp ExtinguiSher man. has been
held TO answ,r before the Criminal Cont
on two charges Of passing forged checks.
The Chief thinks he will be sent to the
pcuitcntiary without doubt.
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From TAuna.y.. Daily.
nALMAGGNDL
The Knights of Pythias hold a regular
meeting ut their hall tonight.


The Knights Of Pythias hold a regular
meeting ut their hall to-night.
t. I. Harris and family vent out from
here to their ranch in Huntington
valley, on Tuesday.
A nice shower Of rain fell here to-day
causing the grass to look still greener
aud more refreshing.
The Bankruptcy bill, as amended in
Committee Of the Whole, passed the
Senate by a vote Of 80 to Is.
G.. w. Grnyson jr.. arrived from the
west BY the train last evening and de-
parted by stage for Tuscasora this
morning.
The wrestling match at San Francisco
Monday night between Mcmillan of that
city and Pascoe, of Virginia City, result
ed in a draw.
On motion OF Representative Budd a
resolution was adopted setting apart
the Sd Of May for the consideration of
the bill amending the Chinese Immigra-
ton Act.
Joseph Mccarthy. son of d. E. Nc
Carthy, of the Virginia Chronicle, was
married to Miss Annie Kossman, last
Sunday evening, at the Catholic Church,
in Virginia. 40 -
A discharged Japanese waiter fatally
shot Ms. Gudjell, by whom she had
been employed, at Ogden, Sunday night.
He was hanged by vigilauts a few hours
alter committing the deed.
Lew Cook, the defau,ting Treasurer of
White Pine in the carly days of that
county, will return this month to Cali
fornia from Yokohama. The indict-
menis against him have been dismissed.
Representative Tully, it is reported,
declares that the California delegation
did not remain with Tilden three min
utes and that no expression about the
Presidency was made by the Sage Of
Gramercy,
II il announced that the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company bias entered into
an arrangement to take III more freight
or passengers to Honolulu, having trans
ierred the privilege OF so doing TO
Sprcckles q Co.
An unknown country editor sarcastic
ally remarks: "If as many people knew
how to pay their subscriptions as well as
they know how to run a newspaper, edi-
tors would have an easier time of it,"
Members Of sixty different families,
at Louisville, Kentucky, were poisoned
by eating cake. A child of Joe Gross
died and ten others aresuffering terribly,
but will recoyer. The poison was ar
senic, but how it got into'the cake is not
known.
All How, the demented Chinaman who
created an excitement on Kearney street,
San Francisco, II few nights since by
~promenading that t~hroughfare while
naked, again distinguished himself by
jumping from the roof Of II two-story
building on jackson street, near Dupont.
He was picked up by onieer Dounelian
and conveyed to the Receiving Hospital,
where it was found he had sustained a
fracture on the left hip bone.
The physician for the Smith family,
of Oxford, Alabama, gave to Miss Lille,
by mistake for quinine q dose Of NOR
phine, which produced the young lady's
final sleep. Doctor Christian is very
sorroy that he should nave made a fatal
blunder, and the residue of the amiable
Smith family have already forgiven the
unfortunate saw-bones for the sudden
death inflicted upon their ranks. Per-
haps they thought there were too many
in the family, anyway.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-27

Brnitmin Hers chJurg, was horse
whipped 10y Mr. Dr. Schulz, at Dallas,
Tex. who stated as her reason, that
llcrschburg WAS causing the ruin of her
family. She said he WAS the main
cause Of the trouble which led To the no
torious scandal and church trial last
Summer, in which Dr.. Schulz was
charged with immoral conduct with loose
women. She said her husband was
gricyiug himself TO death over the affair,
and she had bore it as long as she could.
Nor trouble is anticipated, The partici-
pants are well known and esteemed citi-
Zyus,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-27

A special from Helena, Arkansas, re-
ports a desperate fight in the western
part Of Phillips county. between a posse
OF citizens led by the Sheriff and three
brothers named charles, Squire and
Joseph Moore, who have for some time
been engaged in stealing horses. Their
guilt MAS established by parties from
whom they had stolen horses, and who
tracked them a distance Of 800 miles, TO
where the stock was sold. The three
brothers tried to make their escape in a
skill, and we're fired upon by the posse.
Charles Moore, the leader, was shot
through the small OF the back. the bullet
lodging in his stomach; Squire Moore Il
also desperately wounded, and will prob
ably die; Joseph Cook made his escape
None Of the Sheriff. posse were injured
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-27

The execution of Theodore Hoffman,
ut White Plains, y. Y, Inst Friday. for
the murder Of Of Semi Marks. u jewish
pcddlcr, attracted q lnrgc crowd. lie left
q letter to he opened after the execution.
The letter was addressed Ia the Sheriff
and contains the following: at is Of no
use to think I would make n confession
for I have none to make. II IL Of no use
for me to speak Of the injustice done
me; you have done yonr duty, and Of
that you not he ashamed. Time will tell
all and th.r will bc no one to say that
I have done them wrong"
That hacking cough can be 80 quickly
cured 10y Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
Sold by +. L. Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-27

Manuel Ochorc. n Mexican is lying
dangerously i'll at the Humboldt lodging
house, attended by II friend and country
IA named Jesus Sabilla. Ochore vas
brought here from CUrtcz, Eureka coun-
~, for IN adical treatment, IA few duys
ago, anu Doctor Meigs informs us that
hc was in Il very low condition when he
arrived here. lie is afflicted with jaun-
dice, which has assumed IA typhoid
character, and as the patient is well adj
vanced in years there is slight hopes of
recovery.
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FOR SALE.

A blacksmith shop fully equipped for
IA business. Location star Valley. gIko
county within four miles ofC p. Raiiroad.
The present owner il doing q Vte and prosper.
ons business but A. he has other interests that
demand his sutirc attention. he Ia DESTROYS Of
disPcsins Of his blacksmith shop ard tools.
There is h. lie sold wi IA the shop, ~ acres Of
good land nj a comfortable little dwelling.
All Of which Is Offered Al a very reasonable sg.
IRE 10 a each customer For pa .lcuisrs up.
ply on pfemi.os. OF address J. j. Rech.
pccth, tiko Co.. Hev.
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SHo.HoNE NINE.
Total, - % %
l.. Henderson, Umpire.
/. CmLpacLer, Scorer.

The arrival OF Jurors. witnesses. liti-
giants AID others, consequent on the OPP
cuiug Of the April term OF Court this
morning, gave the town ru unusually
animated appearance to-day. In the
t.!Hl ol Cunningham, charged with hUrsc
stealing, NJ the late tenn OF Court, the
jury failed to agree, and the case came
up Tor trial again tins morning. The
oii-iuai N,u!rc OF % WAS exhausted. and
nu open yvuirc o! ayv more Jurors was
t.l,d before IL jury Was secured. The
panel wts H,icd, however, soon after
noon, and the tnal was well under way
rs We went to press.
The case Of ~II4wkims. of Wells.
charged with a deadly assault. is the
only criminal one on the docket. and of
one or two civil eases. none, We believe,
vial require IL jury trial, - ,lnt the jur-
urs at this term may hold themselves 10
be- in luck.
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Tho Dance ut haneck Station.


Those from this place who attended
the social at Hnllcck Station. n few eve
nings ago, speak c Enthusiastically of the
pleasures enjoyed on that occasion.
Their entertainment by the host OF the
Halicck hotel was generous and hearty;
strictly i'll keeping with the character OF
CLAN" and the dance is declared 10
have been the boss affair Of the season.
Among the ladies' of Elko who took
part at the dance were Mrs. +. 4. Har-
ris, Miss Fannie Rogers, Miss Viola
Burner, Liss Hattie and Miss Lille
Cullen. Among those from Hnllcck and
the surrounding neighborhood, were
Mrs. Jud Dakin and two daughters, Mrs
Holland aud daughter, Mrs. A. =. Dor.
scy, Mrs Fisher, Mrs Randolph. Miss
Finnerty, Mrs Brown, Mrs Grayson and
Miss Miller.
County Clerk W. W. Rogers was also
mn enthusiastic participant in the JOLT
tiles Of the occasion. but whether he
took charge Of the whole bcvy Of fem
ininity in their eastward flight, or con
fined his whole attention to an individ
ual member Of the holiday group, de
poncnt sayeth not.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-27

At B"nicia. CD, the other day, an
officer "a approached by n man who
said he wanted to he arrested as n vag-
rant. lie was told 10 march on aud re
fused. The officer then walked of
when the tramp deliberately picked up a
stone and smashed a show window near
10y aud then turning to the officer said:
"Will you arrest me now?" lie was
taken in,
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.Infantlcido at conoa.

The Courier says the partially dccom-
posed remains u a fully muturrd child
we're discovered in the bnck yard Of a
Genoa residence 10y some boys last week.
4 c]oroncrs' inquest found that the child
had been chokcd to death. 10y II string
which Vas drawn tightly around its
throat Tho body was wrapped In q
blanket aud concealed beneath some
rubbish when found by the boys,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-27

An Albany, New .iork dispatch Of the
22nd says: 4 party Of leading Demo-
Gratis and friends Of Tilden, who left
Greystopc to-day, say Tint under no cir
cumstances will he accept IL nominated.
They regard this last refusal as final
and say the field il now left, SO far Ms
the Democratic candidates from this
State is concerned, to Flower and Clevc-
land.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-27

Kate Lawson the female counterfeiter,
has been pardoncd ont of the State
Prison by President Arthur. II Is ru-
morcd that her pardon was obtained that
she might be a witness in the Sharon di-
vorce case. The list Of unjailed crimi-
nails being exhausted, it is not unlikely
that n DART on the penitcntinry has
been found necessary to complete the
chain Of evidence in this dclectable
ase.-Times-Roview.
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Friday morning, about 10 o'clock,
john Duncan shot his wife aui then
killed himself III the street. o! Chico.
Cal. Duncan was formerly Of Magullu.
and hi, wnc was living ia u fumiIy, SUP
porting herself and daughter. For the
pa-t year duncan aud his wife have not
lived happily t".cihrr, and Mr.. Duncan
Was takImg measures t. obtain u divorce.
On learning this, duncan said he wuuld
he TcNrugrd. lie went To- town, III .gIi,-
ed himself unl watched for his victim.
MIS-. duncan proceeded To take "a walk.
and Duncan followed h.r, without being
recognized, until she got to II quiet
place, VIII IL he walked up to her, and,
muttcring som thing, fired II shot. She
cried mt: Don't 40 tn It hurc!' and
=, cling that he had missed h,r. lac pvt
his arm around her neck. drew her to.
wards him, and fired Il shot into her
head. lie then tururd his pistol ON
himself, aud, firing one shot squarr!y
into has forehead, fell ovcr and died ia
fifteen minutes. The woman is not
seriously injured, the ball havina
glanced, and tho doctors pronounce her
in no immediate danger.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-27

A couple 81 vnsstr girls were found
by II professor fencing with hTooms,icks
in u gymnasium. lie reminded the
young girls TINT sucham accomplishment
would not aid ihrm In securing hIs.
bands. at will help ~ to keep them
h., replied one NJ the girls.
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ESTRAY.

Came TO my ranch In Illumination Valley,
over a year ago, . sorrcl horsc about six years
old, with white lo . and WI, to facr, branded
INV connected, on left shoulder; vented on
left hip; also branded = b5ncn,h the vent
Tho owner " u please prove property end
take the animal away. TT UAitRts.
Elko inch. 10. Sod
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5000 REWARD.

The above reward will be paid for the arrest
and conviction of any party or parties found
guilty Of STEALING, killing or running of,
altering brands or marks OF any live stool,
belonging to any membo of tho Nevada Live
Stcsf Association.
G.. W. CRuTcHEn, President.
+. +. swEErsER, Secretary.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-27

A. j. Reynolds, fornealy a director Of
the so-called Peoples Railway, was
horsewhipped by Emil Kennedy, Presi-
dent of the same company in San Fran
cisco, Monday. A fight ensued and
Kennedy drew n revolver, but was pre-
vented from using it. Reynolds charges
Kennedy with having obtained $50, 900
cash through subscription for which
there was no accounting.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-27

The Lander ore house just now says
the Reveillc, is n sight for sore eyes. 1t
is full to overlooking with ore which is
so rich that all it needs is the eagle
stamped upon it to make it $40 pieces.
The ore is very rich and in such q
quantity that it contains a fortune for
almost any of US. Lander Hill has not
played out yet.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-04-27

John A. Walsh. who Is wanted in
Washington as n witness on the Star
route case against Vim. Pitt Kellogg.
recently wrote from Montreal that he
was ready to hand over important papers
to a proper messenger. Kef aud Cam.
eron were sent ON at once, 20 whom
Walsh gave documents and finally
promised TO appear hfnfscli on Tuesday
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Bullion Received

The stag ron T~uscarore, last night
brought down four bars OF Navajo bull
lion weighing il9 pounds, the assay
value of which was -, 1873 81. 1t was
forwarded through Wells, Fargo 4 Co.,
to the bank Of California by the train
this morning.