The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-17
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~ hSpu"hCah Pap@suSAeIs lleauinS 10
be I, retained
Norman Ii. Camp. assayer in charge
Of the Boise City Assay Office was. re-
moved by President CT veland for cause.
1t now appears that his account are short
Sl2I7O. Camp left Boise April 18th for
Washington but has not been there.
Gen. Brisbin HI, left for Wood River
on business connected with the labor
difficulties there. From there he goes Ia
S.dt Lake.
General GIANTS physicians still insist
shat while his general health is greatly
improved, there is no change in the lo-
cal disease 70 warrant any modification
Of the original diagnosis.
The Ang.o-lsus>ian situation continues
to be enve!oped in a cloud OF uncertain
ty. 1t is absolutely Impossible to pre-
dict what Il day may bring forth. No
soOner had people geSuu to become rec
onciled 10 the iieL Of the submission of
the difficulty to arbitration han reports
began to prevail questioning the pruba.
bility Of their being any arbitration, AZ
ter all the talk as ~ the great things it
was to accomplish. To-Day, no one
Processes 10 understand what the pre-
cise condition Of negotiation, with Rus
STA may be. The average Englishman
finds it difficult, if not absolutely i'm
possible, 10 diSibuse himself OF the feel
ing that, whatever Gladstone or Gran
willie may say TO the contrary, the Rus
sian diplomats are getting the better OF
the British. Every delay i'll nrgotin-
tioas has redouudei to Ru,sia's advau-
tIgr.
No report has come from Batouche re-
garding any engagement between Mid
dirton aud Ricl, though ii decisive bat
tie was expected Saturday. The operator
at tlnrk's Crossing reported that u noise
resembling caumon firing had Lccu
heard III the direction OF Butouchr, but
1t Is considered improbable l.lG; cannon
could be heard at thl; distance.
Secretary Manning las requested the
resignation of Col. /. -. Burroughs OF
the Bureau Of engraving AMI printing.
l. . Graves, Assistant Treasurer oithc
United States. has been appointed to I'LL
TIE vacancy. Graves entered the Treas
Ury Dri"nt:urut IN lNG3 at 81, 20 tt year
but last Fd! voted for Cleveland. |
Lucky mau.
\ Washington dispatch Of the 9TH
ssys: The conferences OF Democratic
leaders gathered hire from u number
oi States, !GE the last week, have had iu
view the vital necessity Of placing the
Administration in line with the party
policy. The President has been kindly
bat plainly told that ON no other can his
administration hope for success. aud
that by going ahead on {. line displeis-
ing TO representatives of the Democratic
sentiment Of the country, he wall speed
IS come TO grief. IN these confer
euccS such Democratic leaders ns Ran
dali, I'arnum, Smallcy, Beck. Voorhees,.
"HA law AAh'H lA'L4lll'll
part. haudHll's recovery 50 far as To- be
atle to bc active WAS the signal for u
comparison OF views. Tie Admini,tra-
ton. they hold, must bc Democratic or
Muswuinp. II it is To Lc Democratic.
it must he more distinctly ia the line
Indicated by Mannimg'- action rather
than that OF the President.
Maplcson suilcd Tor Europe Friday,
leaving Nevada, her .nticr and agent be-
hind. Ii Is claimed she will never sing
under Marlcsou's management again.
A certificate OF incorporation was
filed last week i'll the Office of the Sec
Rotary Of Utah, Of the Raft River Land
and Cattle Company. the incoIporators
being IholnTs Il OCH, Of san Francisco.
John W. Kc0gh, W. :. Mccormick,
Josiah Bennett and Frank ID. kim.bnli,
ol Snit Lake.
The capital stock OF the company j.
SjOO,uJ divided INTO 5000 shares. Of
800 each. TIE company pr"pr e. 20
~ "''4h VI al Isih[, tRi-lb-
buying AMI selling all kin is 1T live
sock: buying. selling and ship, Ing n
kinds o. mcat; buying. selling uud
leasing ian Is and the products thcIr"f.
mad tmc doing Of all things i, c ,!"l.tal
nni Necessary to such pursmts..
The property of the company. CON
Si,,S - large tract uf laad ia Cas,ia
county, Idaho, $40 head Of cattle, I7j
head Of horses, wagons. farming implc-
incntS, etc, all of the full aggregate
value II $500, O0N.
The Suns London special says: There
were many jcers from the Radical
and Home liuic benches when Glad
sionc gave notice of IA motion 10 pro.
vide u doNry for the Princess Beatrice
on the occasion Of her approaching mar
nIrirac. The formal opposition to the
grant will bc led by Henry Labuuclr re-,
but It will Of cuurse he futile IN the face
of the united Wig and Tory vote.
II is officially stated that another mp
p"intment vii! he made M plnce OF d.
j. Ernest Metre ns Consul Mt Nnyamki.
Japan. The ~lattcr's appointment was