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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-10-16
emo AND WEST VIRGINIA.

A special dispatch to the SILVER
STATE says: Latest returns from Ohio
reduce Republican majority to about
$4,000, the farming districts offsetting
Republican gains in the cities. The
Congressional count now stands ten
each, with one district doubtful. Re.
turns from West Virginia come in
slowly, and some claim a possibility of
Republican success, though the State is
conceded to the Democrats by small
majority.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-10-16
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-10-16
Dan Bowden Dead.

Dan Bowden, who was sent to State
Prison from this county last Spring for
horse stealing. died this morning in the
Prison. His fate should be a warning
to young men who are disposed to lead
fast" lives.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-10-16

NEVADA, through N. LEVY & Co., sells Buck.
eye Mowers, Balm Wagons, and Barb Wire
cheaper than California. Send in your orders
TO N. LEEY Co. leo
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-10-16

foIlies, or any cause, speedily, saJety ana pm
W ttely cured
Young, Middle.Aged and Old men, and
ali who need medical skill and experience.
consult the old European Physician at once.
dis opinion costs nothing, and may save future
misery and shame. When inconvenient 70
visit the city, for treatment, medicines can be
sent everywhere by express free from OBJ
,eryation. IL Is self-eyidsnt that physician
Who gives his whole attention to class OF dis
Eases attains great skill. and physicians
throughout the country, knowing this, fire.
Iuently recommend difficult cases 10 the Old
est Specialist. by whom every known
good remedy is used. The Doctor Age
and experience make his opinion Of su.
preme Importance.
k2y Those who call see no one but the Doctor
Consultations free and sacredly cOnfiden-
thai. Cases which have tailed in obtaining re-
lief elsewhere especially solicited. Female dis
yeases successfully treated The Doctor will
agree to forfeit - 900 for case undertaken,
1ot cured. Call or write. Hours: Daily, from
IA. ". TO 4 P. NJ, q 10 evening" Sundays, 10
30 I2 only. Send for THE SANlTARisT GUIDE TO
HEALTH; SENT FREE. Address as above.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-04
The TISTOL aCAI :.
Supposed fasaI Shooting In
mOuHo Valley.

A messenger mlivcd here pos; haste
from abound Valley last night, after "a
surgeon To 80 ~ To attend a desperate
~ wounded nan named Charles Wilt
Iamson, Who was reported rs being shot
twice III tn chest by james Goodwin the
latter being also shot through the arm
10y Williamson. Inc origin o. the aflgly
~ not gwen but "a, stated the facts con-
Hrct-d with :Lc shooting ARE about as
follows: Goodwin, who has been
employed at the ranch Of ID. l.. IIOutrn,
wto with ,Omc others, changing the beds
OF "a wagon hear the kOd,r, Yesterday,
when Williamson come out and asked
GOODWIN 80 ONE aud take u drink.
Has reply Vas thIt lie hid JUS; been to
dinner aud dII NOT wish 20 drink. Will
hanson Insisted however, and having
finished the wOd, on III wagon, GUDI-
"in consented - cu3aply VITA the iUvi-
tn,!.n and s~ir'tr, fnr the housc. On
= ting close to tIe dor, Wilkinson sui
dcliy drew u revolver umd looking i'll
tcmtly at Goo lain said zone OF Us has
got 20 Ill " 1t the SAM instant bring
INK The weapon to bear uu Gcoiw.u who
s 'izel inc wvHI Oh uud tl.cd to wIyLcl
II rom his grasp, but facing IN tni,.
Goodwin IL, ais hold and ran ior shrI:,r
t. - small house II ar by in which hc
ruUIaud A. AC rrtrcyicd, Williamson fired
s.yGal shots putting one ball through
GpulwIu'g arm. GA reaching his roru
the latter jest had me 70 get his pistol
aud shove some cartridges III it, when
Williamson, vino had followed him, came
ia the door, pistol IN hand and received
the two balls ia the breast. mentioned
above from Guod@in's pistol. which
brouGct the proceedings To n sudden
CLOSE.
Goodwin came to town to-day, Ind his
wound dressed and gave II bond Of $3.50
for his appearance for examination
bc!ur Justice Green, o nth, 2nd OF next
month.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-04
IFrom Wednesday. Daily.E
IsALMAGUNDI.

John Mackay is on his way from Chi
eago to Virginia City.
Miss Marion Stone will take charge of
the school at TecoE4a, which opens next
Monday.
The arrivals by stage from Tuscaron,
last evening were: @. Mckay, n.
schlesinser. Departed this morning:
James Dove, II. Allen.
Near Syracuse, New York, Sunday,
Dick Putnam took his wife out buggy
riding and shot her and then himself, AS
they sat in the vehicle. Jealousy is
said to ave been the trouble.
Nr. Steele, father of the young man
OF That name in the Jail here, came up
from Reno by the train last evening to
visit his son We understand that the
old gentleman has long been a respected
citizen OF that place.
Deputy Sheriff Milo Tabcr, who took
Hawkins and Edison down to the State
Prison ut Carson, returned by the train
Last evening. lie says the country over
that way is doniiing its Spring attire and
Is becoming quite attractive,
c. L. Mayer, of Fort IIallcck. came
down by the train last evening and
remaining over night started by the train
this morning for Santa Cruz, where his
family has been passing the Winter.
They will probably return with him to
Nevada.
\ carload Of horses in charge OF Orrin
liicock passed eastward yesterday.
-. Julien, Duke of Norfolk and other
noted flyers We're among the lot. They
30 to Chicago first, and her to Louis
vile and Osher points, where they have
engagements.
Ben Reinhart, who returned from San
Francisco Monday might, says that dur
Ing his stay in that city, it rained inccs-
sanity.
Nj. De Long, who has for a long time
filed the position OF chief clerk in Rein
mart ~ Go dry goods department, de-
parts FOR tie Bay tomorrow morning to
take = position III a Wholesale house in
San Francisco. Mr. DE Long has made
many fuends during his stay IN Elko
who will greatly regret his departure.
john Gibiim, who arrived here from
liz home in Iowa last week returned
E"ai by the train last evening, accom-
panied by his brother Thomas. The
principal object Of his visit here Was 20
induce Tom to 20 home with him, and
only succeeded after much persuasion.
y number Of Toms old friends were at
tie train to hid him Good Bye and to
wish linn the best OF luck in all his fu-
turc undertakings.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-04
From Tuesdays Daily.l
BALNAGUNDI.

The Nhedive is receiving constant
letters warning him that he is doomed
to speedy death ung-~s hs nblicaies.
The numOST VI sSsrls at the palace
have Dcen Increased.
Mss Nellie Treat passed Il successful
examination AMI Was granted IA second
grade teachers certificate last
Saturday, and SLnul z. Penrod, recent
~ nom ILLINOIS, Was examined yesterday
Gni received d eertIGc4te OF ike grade
To-day.
At Eaton, Peun., Saturday, Amelia
BARNETT IOcaed tae doors OF her house
anu threw ner " cAIiIfru, one aged
tAree Years and tine UtEyr i've months,
Oh the Ded aud eut their IurO4ts with Il
razor. Sac tarn save the alarm, ana us
her neighOJrs rushed IN, she drew the
i..Eor acIuss her owu throat and turew
herself beside her children. All three
are mort4ily wounded.
In Nuasc, county, Ma, last Sunday,
Geo. Gibson, has cOu,ln William Gibson.
Jonas Powers and M-ne ruw,rs.
bought Il DGcAct 81 brandy III the noun
I"!na .Li got mo a. dispute aUOUt who
hnd pHII tnc most Tor 1t. Knives anu
pistols were driAI and Wan. Gibson was
SO and killed., the otarr three bull, a
fire over the bod! banning Al to IA cn,p.
Lie tA.ce mUruesers were yal,cd; VITA
great u~lLaruIIy H-cA!ng Wa, p.cycu,cd.
f,s.er!-y afternoon, says the Appeal,
Harry Kennedy, Il. tnsrc-ycar o.d SON
.! CITY Irl,ics hrlucIy. Ma run over
b. Br"y dry. NJ. Bray Vas harness
IHs TIE horses wAcA the enid came up
just Dc.urr the n.ui wncrl, u~uJeGuJwu
to anyunc, and w,s concealed under the
d"'y wAcn II started. IA wheel passed
over iia lcs, II IAc Lttc su1,r,r WAS
taEcn mo tie house IN grr-.t asony,
Al tine present ws.tinS the rN,yat o! tao
injury l. unknown, bat It.s not cpn,iI-
cred serious. No blame - u;,It,Aca -
Alr. Bray by thu p.r,G.s O. the ,E!rI.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-04
n osds,shlp.

The Silver State Of yesterday says
The examination Of the four boys who
passed the physical examination for the
Cadetship is progressing quietly in the
Courtroom. Yesterday they were put
thorough written exercises, reading and
grammar. The questions are read aloud
b. IA member OF the Board of Examiners
to the candidates, who are seated at
tables some distance apart. A slip. on
which the questions are printed, is then
handed each candidate, who writes his
answers in his own way. The boys are
not limited as to time in answering the
questions, and it took them two or three
hours yesterday to write answers to ten
questions in grammar. The Board
intends to make the examination
through, so that there will not be much
doubt Of the successful candidate pass
Ing the ordeal at West Point. ordinari-
ly the boy who is selected at a COM
petitive examination for the Cadetship,
has a year 10 prepare himself before
reporting at West Point, but in this case
the successful candidate must report at
the academy before the middle of June.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-04
From Thursday. Daily.
nALMAGUNDI.

Oliver Rife is in town to-day from
Mound Valley.
Senator Edmunds' private law prac-
tee is worth $4,000 a year.
Jefferson Davis will celebrate his sew
enty sixth birthday Jure 81.
TheKnights of Pythias hold a regular
meeting ut their hall this evening.
During the past week l6S business
failures occurred in the United States.
Seven ons Of paper per day are con
sunedby the presses running on Biaine's
book.
In May Queen Victoria will have ruled
one year longer than Queen Elizabeth
did.
The Chicago Times says Henry George
has "nationglized' from $1,000 TO SlO,-
600 Of the British money.
Congressman Cassidy telegraphs that
it has been arranged for the removal OF
soldiers bodies inferred ut For; Church.
i'll TO Carson.
Bob Glenn has sold out his interest in
the Reno Democrat TO his partner, and
will leave next Tuesday for Washington
Territory.
The Times Review says some of the
Democrats up that way think it is about
time for the Chairman to call n meeting
Of the County Central Committee.
There is no truth in the rumor TINT
the Genoa Courier is to become n Re
publican paper and Ike edited 10y A. C..
Pratt. The Courieris owncdby a crowd
ofDemocrats.-Carson Tribune.
There is to be quite an exodus OF lady
teachers from here within the next four
days. Miss Marion Stone to take the
School ut TecoIua, Miss MIundcll that
at Toano, Miss Libbie Grover to Pleas
ant Valley, Miss Maggie Hamilton to
South Fork, Miss Gardner to Bullion.
Manuel Ochou, the Mexican who died
Tuesday cvecing was buried here yes
tcrday at the expense of the county.
The deceased has property at Cortez,
Eureka County, however, and the
county will doubtless, in due time be re.
imbursed to the amount Of the outlay.
At lcgruin from Tecoma received here
yesterday. announced that John Kane
bad been found dead at or near tina,
place, and asking that the Coroner come
up there and hold an inquest on the
body. Nobody here seems to know any,
thing of the deceased, and no further
information, respecting the matter has
been received.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-04
AN inf oRTAST DECISION.

Csriaim suits were brought 10y the
State Of Kansas some time ago, in she
State Courts, against the Union Pacific
and knnsa, Pacific Railroad companies,
To dc.cHt tn consolidation Of those cor
p"rUhons which WAS E,ct,db 10y AN ugrcc-
mcnt, in lanu. The corporations had
TIA" cases canned to the United States
supreme Cont, which has just decided
rs follows: The questions presented
here relate 10 the removal Of cunts from
STATE Courts to IA Federal Courts
which il claimed 10y the railroad com
pnnics ana denied Toy the State. This
Court holds first. that these are suits OF
II civil nature. Second. that they are
suits arising under the laws Of the
United States; and thlid, that they nrc
property removable tu the +, drrul Courts
under the &c, q. March >, 1875. The
order 10 remand Ia the State Courts is
III each Gust rcycracd, and the United
states Circuit Court is directed to enter
tain ia, cases a. properly removed from
the State Courts, and proceed Herewith
accordingly
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-04
CAnDlDAl Es FOR The CADET.
SHiS.

The Silver state of the Goth says f:
Yesterday the following named boys
entered for the competitive examination
George L. Slorkic. White Pine county.
aged II years. Charles =. Williams,
Eureka, aged IL: Andrew Stinson, Eurc-
kn, aged 20; Paul DOutlctt, Eureka,
aged II; y. \. Iummcl, Storey. aged
-; r. j. Earnrs, Lander, aged Is: John
q. Jury, Eurckn, aged IS; Alex mellow.
an, Storey, aged II; james c. Doughty,
Elko, aged IL.
The physical examination was made
yesterday afternoon, and resulted in the
rejection of five of the candidates. for
various causes, leaving only Stocklc,
Doughty. Eamcs and Jury to compete
for the prize.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-04
lfroin Saturdays Daily.I
SALMAGUSDI.

Passenger travel over the Central Pa.
enc road Is Increasing very materially.
The Snpreme Court o. California has
refused u Fehearing III the Majors mu,-
der case.
II. NJ. True, the Santa Cruz witness
IN th- Sharon case died Of pnu mouia
at ihat place Wednesday.
Peter Burkctt came down from Tus-
eafora by stage last evening. and J. u.
Anderson went out this morning.
Heavy special Trains, loaded with tea
and silks from China and with sugar
FROM the Sandwich Islands are passing
through for tie East daily.
W. II. Lent, Secretary of the Bodic
Mining Company, committed. suicide
III san Francisco Wed icsiny. His
father is lying 5 ~riously i'll in Ncw York.
Isaac Abbott, the member shot during
the row among the San Francisco Dash
always "a few days ago. died Wednesday.
Ihnyrr. the shooting member is changed
with murder.
The ladies' OF Wells are making ar-
rnnErmcu;s FOR "a May party and ugrand
ball 1T that place on the first day OF next
month. Everybody Is invited to take
pat IN the festivities OF the occasion
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-04
The n BUCKET.

The ciliyrng Ell C,Dvrrlllc, Cul, cnmc
the Rnuo mcsrt ou u mnpurtrnu lnst
Thursday night. 4 diarcpuilb!c youug
mnn went t. Tint tDwu 10 few duys ago
with u woman Of the town nud took up
his lodgings iuu house Di iu-lnmc. living
Oh The earning ui tine wumrn. Thurs
day cvcniugn number oic,tllcns cnlIrd at
;hr house. and ticking tIc muqucrcnu To
the outskirts OF the town, snuudly
'hIosIcd him. painted him with tar. aud
shook II bucket ~ fcothrrr5 over him.
The tar bucket brigade then beaded the
bird toward town uuj ru him Ia the
bT"lIrl. urInru heavy fro Of rotten eggs 4:
Ito WIS notified 90 inarc town immcdi-
htoly, ,ndor iouaily Of similar treat
mcnL, lie left. -Iimos.Iioyicw,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-04

Joe. Lang has set the rear Of his
premises in ORDERLY n thorough cleans
ing process. The rig-styc which excited
~uuiHvornblc comment from the street
committee OF the late Grand Jury, joe,
says. is now rs sweet ms n pouncrt box,
aud he would be pleased to have the
gentlemen mcandcr around that way and
take n sniff Of the atmosphere Of that
porcinc precinct. A solid G.inch timber
floor now CLEANS, where erst'iwas mud
and slush and the odor now greeting
the inspectors shap nose is as sweet as
the scent of the modest m~oss.rOsc. JU-
scph cannot, however. entirely divoat
himself OF the impression that the COM
mittcc might have proGtably pursued
their investigations in other quarters of
the town-nO swcctcr than those which
lie unkcmpt around them-thus display.
ing the exalted functions Of n dignincd
and impartial high commission.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-04
psArH oEE. N. sMIfh.

\ QgJptut, AriAum dispatch Of the
23rl m.,un! >,y,: Jui,c +. VI. Smith
III 4 here suii,niy Monday night. lie
wa, District Attorney OF this county. and
one 81 the attorneys for ihr South rn
Pacific Railroad for the Territory. and u
lyrIng and highly esteemed member Of
the bar. H. MAS form rIy District NJ
tnrncy 81 Bate county, California, and
represented that county IN the Assembly
aud mute successfully. lie was sub
scqGyuliy a member of the bar OF Ne
yudu uuI Uuih. Tine Courts here adj
jpumvd Tor two days out of respect to
h,s memory.
The deceased WAS a member OF the
iiriH OF Errl. smith n Rand. the prumi-
mcut tuw fam Of this pluoc IN 1869. aud
for some years Subsequent. His ability
az lawyer, Was g]currHliy recognized,
and hc WIS without an equal rs m adj
vucrtc before the court IN thig part Of
thr STATE. M carly residents well
remember the Judge as hc appeared
among us ia those lively days, aud will
be- drcply gricv,d to hear that hc j. now
no mUTc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-04
LEG CRUSHED.

The Reno Gazette Of the Goth says:
c. c. SpsnIS, d tlan about 80 years of
age, fell from :raiu No. 3, going east,
about two miles east Of Wadsworth at
10 O'Clock this morning and
had his rightlcg badly crushed
from the ankle down. lie was on his
way from Sonoma county to Kansas
City and was standing ON the stirrup of
u box car, when his foot slipped off and,
losing his hold on the ladder, he fell
under the train. DIR. Bergman was
wired to go to Wadsworth and attend the
injured mnu The Doctor finding that
nmputitiou was necessary had him
brough: he:e 10y special train this after
noon, when he was taken to the county
hospital for treatment.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-04
Ecy Lost and Found.

Last Saturday afternoon, says the
Ecvriiic, n party OF about ilt en- boys
went over into Marshall Canyon to play
One Of them wls looking for his cows.
Little K:.harI, the 7-ycIr-o!d son of
Charles Husband wanted to 20 with him
t. find :hc'n. lie followed a short dis
tlHoc but wgS then driven back. lie
mn have misscd his Way for hc failed
to return 70 The main party, who had
built a large fire. lie WIS not missed
!"r some tisac lut when Lc was a search
WAS Immediately instituted. The little
wamGcrcr WAS tracked a distance Of ten
miles. But At about midnight a suow-
storm stated up and the Truck was no
longer trackah!c. The boys father re-
turned to town FOR horses and more help.
and Sunday the search WAS continued
with more zeal han ever. Al about ii
O'Clock the little fellow WAS found under
a large sagcbrush. When asked what
he wHs doing there he very complnccntly
replied ''chuwing gum" His feet w.rc
slightly frozen, but otherwise he was
none til" worst FOR his long walk in the
night and during Il heavy sn~owsiorin.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-04
ShFELr JAIL.

Joe Trip!cit and Lew willard. hrough;
Steele and the two rrcscc;ts, Of the
Oregon Jdil-brcnl party. down from
Eureka 10y the tniu yesterday, aud
safely lodged thrm III jail her last night
TO await the action Of the Oregon
ihUri.irs. From the time Of their cap
turc at Durkwatcr. on the eastern verge
ui Nyc county, the prisoners madc no
clurt to escape nor gave their cnptors
any trouble. fhc long sustained pur-
suit was most skiIiiu,ly managed
throughout, aud to the adroit plan nd
opted for the capture OF the criminals,
may De asrribcl the fact that il WIS
effected without blood-sh,d. An three
are young vigorous men aud there is
moi the i,nst reason t. doubt that they
would have fought drsp ruicly, hud u
reasonable Chnncc for Successful rcsis-
lance been given them.
Tnplc,t and willard desire to express
their acknowledgment OF the important
services rendered them Ivy the officials
Of Lander, NyC and Eureka couD,ics,
aud Q SpIain the supposed apathy Of
sheriff sweeney in failing To go in pur.
suit Of the escapes, by stating that he
tclcgrophcd Sheriff Tabcr OF this county
for advice in the matter, aud was In.
formed that in view Of what WAS being
done by Elko county, any action on his
pnt; WIS wholly unnecessary and unless
IN concert with that a%lrchly taken b y
parties out OH the trait, might prove nu
obstacle to the success Of the plan
adopted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-04
CHARLES WILLIAMSON DEAD.

Doctor Mcigs, who returned from
Mound Valley last evening, brought
news Of the death OF Williamson, who
WAS shot by Goodwin. The wounded
man lived until after the doctors ar
rival, but his wounds were Of such a
nature that his case WAS at once pro-
nounced hopeless by the surgeon.
The preliminary examination of James
Goodwin, who shot Williamson, takes
place before Justice Green here to-mor-
row. The delay Of the examination was
permitted. in order TO give time to pro-
cure the necessary witnesses III the case.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-04

In the Assembly ut Sacramento on
Tuesday morning CnmPbeIl's amend
mcmt to the Constitution to remove the
Railroad Commissioners, special order
of the hour. was called up. The amend
mcmt wIs carried by 80 to II, Callag-
han, Simon Reeves and Wharton voted
for it. The amendment will now go to
the Senate. The four names mentioned
are members who before either RETAINED
from voting OF yotCl against tho
measure.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-04
FOR SALE.

A Blacksmith Shop fully equipped for
n bu-intss. Location star Valley. EIho
county, within four miles u q. r. Rsiiroad.
Tho present owner Is doing a safe and prosper.
OTIS business iut A. he has other interests that
demand his cuiifc attention, he is DESTROYS Of
disposing of his blacksmith shop and tools.
Their" IL 90 he sold with the shop, q acres of
good land nj n comic tslio little dwelling.
All OF which - nn,red Vt a very reasonable ng.
IRE 10 a cash customer For pa ticuisrs ap.
ply on pfcmiscs. or address ], !. Rcch.
scth, Elko Co, New
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-05-04
COURT.
r. r. Bigelow, Judge.

In the matter Of the estate of l.. l.
Hoglc, deceased letters Of administra-
ton were granted TO i. c. Bullard on
condition that lie subscribe 10 the re-
quired oath and file an acceptable bond
in the aInvgI.t OF $50, 500.
Having ben appointed by the Court
Counsel for the defence in certain Grim
inal cases, Geo. +. Talbot was allowed
attorneys fees as follows: State vs. Cum
ninghnm. $50; State vs. Hawkins, $40;
State vs. Hill, $50.
No further business appearing Court
adjourned until May 12lh.