The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-10-11
From Fridays Daily
SALMAGUADL

Three blooded horses valued ut 81 500
belonging to Mrs. Dan Murphy. were
.iled by a train at SAn Jose, last Sat
urday.
Secretary Manning accepted the res
~icnation Of Horace q. Jacobs, as As
sistant Supervising Architect, to take
effect Oct. 81.
One of the buildings Of the insane
asylum at Warm Springs. Montana. was
destroyed by fire tuesday, three Of the
jpwates perishing in the flames.
1t is estimated that there has been "A
decrease ii about So. 900. 900 in the
public debt during the month Of Sep
TENDER. The payments on account Of
pensions during the month were about
$4,000. OO0.
The Reno journal says that l.. A.
Stevenson. just appointed Governor of
Idaho, is a brother Of e. C.. Stevenson,
OF tits State; 1t is to De- hoped that L.
A. is quite I'd ultra "a Democrat rs G. c.
is radically Republican.
Information has been received at the
military hen 'luur'lr5 81 Omaha that
200 Piegan Indians have left their res
ervatiou in the far Northwest, and are
now on II thieving expedition in South
ern Montana, about twenty miles from
Fort Saith.
The Mormons hayc retained Senator
Vance Of North Carolina, and cX-Scna-
tor Francis Herman of New York as
counsel in place Of Storrs. They make
their first appearance before Judge
Powers i'll November, in the case Of
Judge Middleton.
A Seryian loan has been concluded in
Vienna, the revenues from the govern
ment tobacco monopoly having been
given as security for the same. 1t is
the opinion there that var ID inevitable.
Business on the BOurse is Hat.
The Treasury Department purchased
$500 ounces Of silver for delivery at the
New Orleans and Philadelphia mints.
The prices were higher than usual, but
it was necessary to make the purchase
an order TO complete the quota Of coin
age for the month.
Smallpox having become prevalent
IN Montreal, the city authorities issued
an order requiring the populace to sub
NIT To the process of vaccination. The
employees in many Of the large cstab-
lishmeuts refused 10 submit aud "A srri-
Gus riot occurred. At last accounts the
city was in the hands OF the military.
The Railway Age says: The sur
Prising aud awakening activity in re.
gard to railway building becomes cvi.
dent. The year opened with gloom and
depression ia business circles, but the
record Of the past nine months shows
the total number Of new roads in pro-
gress and proposed in the United States
to be G26, with IA total mileage Of H..
1913.
The Hawaiian Government has found
- W ANNAAANA AA4t immigration
Of Ghiursc to the Sandwich Islands.
4 recent order foTbids the landing Of
more than - Chinese from n vessel
Mt any one time, IN any part o. the.
Kingdom. II We remember Alright that
Government was only II comparatively
short time ago, bidding for the little
brown man"
). NJ. Henley arrived here 10y train
from California lsst evening. aud was
mos; cordially wclcowcd by all his old
time friends.
During the last two days heavy artil.
'ery firing has b9cn heard in the dircc-
uon Of fristinn and Djnkora. II is be-
lieved a desperate fight has been raging
between the Turks and Arnnuts. Bashi
bhLouks have sacked and burned sey.
eral villages in Eastern Roumclia.
Salt Lake Tribune Will the CITY au.
thoriticS note the fact that people are
beginning to leave town on account Of
diPhtheTia, and see to il that an effect.
i've Board of Health he appointed to
take the matter in hand before the dis.
ease becomes an uncomfortable cpi-
hemiC2
The President appointed Dudley o.
Watson Collector Of Customs at Grand
Haven, ''ichigan.
w. L. Hit aud wife went out In .hcir