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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-06
Iron Wednesday. Dsily.I
1ALNAGUNDI.

The heaviest fog ever noticed in this
valley has prevailed here during the
past two days. In the high noun.
tains it is probably Il regular White
Pine posoniP; but ut this altitude il not
disagreeably cold.
The thoroughbred Galloway bull re-
Gently purchased at Salt Lake City by
John Ainley WAS attacked with the dis.
ease known as blncki-g aud died ut his
ranch in Pleasant valley. Sunday. Mr..
Aiu!ey paid 5000 fer the animal only u
few weeks ago.
News comes from Denver. Col, that
on Thursday last u Mrs. Ritzlk at
tempted to cross Fletcher mountain 10
visit her husband. who WAS mining on
the opposite side. lost her way in u snow
storm and was found two days after
ward crouchinG under u rock frozen to
death.
At Santa Barbara saturday evening.
George Hall. 4 young nephew OF II. l..
Garfield, who WAS in charge Of his un-
Gle. ranch near that PlHce. shielded
Hith s~trychuin.. The youug man a
fsvorably kuoTu. and the only snp-
posed cause for the act IL that he had
been spreeins q Ii title for several days.
Antoine Sindlrr. n tramp. attempted
to rob a family named Dobson in Una
tiila county. Oregon. Oh Friday night.
They had permitted him to sleep in the
attic, and lie waited until all were asleep,
when he began pro~iinS about. Farm
er DoOSon WAS awakened and grapplel
with SiTdler. who shot him through the
arm. Dobsun ran to get his gun and
Sindler fired at Mrs. DObson, barely
missing her head Dobson returning,
fiiel the murierous tramp with buck.
shot. His wounds ARE serious. but not
fatal. lie has been taken to Jail al
PcuilrtOn.
In view Of the many rumOrs tina.
have been i'll constant circulation OF lat,
regarding the impending Chin, Sc riot
which are anticipated ut any moment
says the Examiner, Chief of Polio,
Crowley has been making every prepa
ration to properly meet the catastrophe
The inceuh!ary speeches q: auti.Chi
ncsc orators ARE every day becomin
more lurId. and the police believe tina
the climax will soon be reached. Tn
Chief SCOTS at the idea Of a riot, bu
nevertheless 1t is apparent that he doe
not Intend t. be cauSht mapping.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-06
(From Thursdays Daily.I
a~ALMA0UNDI.

The mail service between Tusearora
and White Rock. will after the 18th in
slant. be reduced to once a week.
Stokcr's TENNIS came in from Bullion
loaded with ore last night, and to-day
loaded with coke for the furnace Mt that
place.
Warner & Co. received yesterday from
San Francisco, i've more carloads Of
coke for the furnace ut Bullion. Rail-
road District.
J. L. French brought down IS ounces
Of gold dust worth SlS 90 per ounce to-
day. 1t was taken by himself and part
ner from the placer mines at Island
Mountain.
II has been decided that the suicide Of
a member Of the Ancient Order Of .Tork-
ingmeu does not work n forfeiture 10
his heirs Of the amount Of his life insur-
ance in that organization.
Jay Gould is now fifty years Of age,
twenty-five Of which he has been con
nected With Wall street. ami he now de-
elaTes that he has finally and forever
severed his relations with that great Il
nAuciIi center.
By n collision Of trains near Missoula
Sunday night, six trainmen we've killed,
the engines and thirteen cars demoI
ished. The Conductor seeing no sigma.
light, went ahead without orders, caus
ing the catastrophe.
Hugh Martin and j. l.. French cam,
down from Brunenu with their teams
this evening. They report the roads il
q fearful condition from the late storms
but state that the weather was bright
warm and sunshiny until they strucl
the heavy fog in this valley. LookinI
down from the summit the Humboldt
Valley was totally obscured by an impeu
etrable cloud of fog, apparently NJ
more han two or three hundred feet i
hight. These phenomenal condition
have existed during the past three day
and nights.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-06
Shooting at Salt Lake.

United States Marshal Collin n; Salt
LAX" City, Saturday night sho. and
mortalIy wounded Joseph ". McNIur-
rim. night Waterman at the Tithius
Yard ia that city. The Marshal imrnc-
dIatrly SUR ndrrcd himself and was
locked mp. His statement is tia: he
WAS set upon 10y McMurrin aud three
other men i'll an alley, Who struck him
with n club. and that in his own defense
he drew "a pistol aud ilrrd ~ coupl" OF
shots into McSIurrin. who was holding
him 10y an nru around his neck. Me
Murrin has also nude n statement, but
II has not yet been made pubic.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-06
THE DEAD yICE-PREsIDENr.

The late Nice-Fresiirut Thomas 4.
Hendricks, whose funeral was t. take
place Mt l~mdinnrIs,iis at no to-day.
wIs sINty-si1 years old ON the 7,n al
last September. He was a native If
Ohio, and wa, educated NJ Souih Hlro-
yer College. lie Va admitted e. the
bar IN Pcmn-H lynnia in 1913. but his
whole subsequent lie las been passed
IA Indiana. lie was twice elected to the
ltuusr Of Representatives. and was for
sIN years u member O; the nniiuun! S.u-
ate. President Polk appointed him to
tie Commissioners OF the General Land
Office, and an lsGS he vas <. prominent
candidate for the Democrats pre,ii n
tai nomination, an honor finally 10
slowed upon l~Iorntio Seymour. In
1872 he WA chosen Governor Of Indi.
nnn, aud IN 1876 h. was elected Vice.
President OF the United States on the
sane lick I with Mr. Tild,n.
Mr. llcrdricl.s has been conspicuous
A. public man for more than thirty
five wears. Adopting the Democratic
faith nt the beginning Of his carcer, he
WAS faithful tn II To tina last. III re-
was II" cccCntricity and no compromise
IN his political ideas. Tue doctrine, of
Jefferson and Jackson vtrc hi- doc.
trines, nni he held fast to the tr,li,: "a.
al stat srhhmsnip ui his party.
III social lie Sir. IIcnd,icSs was Zig
nItici. kindly. cordial, unaffected. and
q, ncrous. His symp,bi"S were never
denied tonny deserving cause or to any
Young man ambitious of usefulness
and honor. Happy IN bis home be-
loved by his fellow citizens. his life was
cnviablr; and though be did not fulfil
all the days that his friends wished aud
hoped for him, his death, too. was envr
able. lIo rests from his lnLors. and
the SORROW and arectiUnnto esteem Of
the whole country follow him 10 the
tomb.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-06
The ST.. Louis Convention.

The 81. Louis Globe Democrat pub
lish.s I, fun uni elaborate account OF
'he proceedings 81 the rttt'c.m. n's ron.
v,"uon ~ thnt city. carrying %Jpurmnlis-
TIC enterprise To thr extent Of rmhuiIi ia.
ing the work with mt Turpor,ing To-
rrprcAcnt officials aud Other prominent
men Of the rrnv, utiou. but Il the like.
II sscs generally are ns viilniucus distor.
lions IN that with the name Of that
handsome and esteemed Nrvadan.
Hook Muson, attached To- IT. the enter
rrising newspaper * in imminent dan.
ger Of prosecution for imp'i,d libel.
The Glnhc.DrmocTnt incidentally
mentions that the Nevada, California
aud Oregon Delegations met at the
Southern Hotel on the night of the 23rd
Of November, and affected an ~orghni1a-
ton with Col. J. u. Moore as President
Md {. II. T.. Hardin as Secretary; also
that The Nevada delegation represents
loo. 600. t0l head Of cattle and mn equal
number uf horses. and that California
and Oregon represent 5UO. 600 head Of
cattle aud 30. 900 head Of horses.
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[FroE Saturdays Daily.
aALMAGUNDI.

Miss Marion Stone came in from La
noble Valley to-day.
Ham Mccain and wife returned to
their home at Hall-ck last -'-"dng.
Vim. Mitchell started out tG,, morning
for his home in Huntington Wiley.
Mr.. Banning. father of our late owns
a =. Z. banning. arrived here this
morning from his home III Colorado.
Warner Il Co, shipped to-day two
carloads+50 blrs-oi bullion from
Railroad District to the Selby smelling
works at San Francisco.
The District Court, which was TO have
convened to day. Was 10y th, SHERIFF and
clerk adjourned until Saturday, Decem-
Der 18th, pending the return Of Judge
Bigelow from New Mexico.
II was officially announced at Vienna
Thursday, shat King Milan had accept.
cd the Hrmi,tIcr proposed 10y the Pow
ers. Ii So, the WY between Srryit aud
Bulgaria is practically at an end.
Hon. II l.. Byrnc yesterday purchas-
cd from X. NJ, DOrs Y, the dwelling
house bought Of him Homr three or four
years ago. Mr.. ByTue will have aE ad-
ditiun built TO the house and occupy it
as a family residence.
The Knights of Labor have issued n
call for a mass mcctInG %! all TIL labor
aud trsdrs-unions, to l., held at san
Frhnc:sco, Cal, on November 18th. for
the purpu5c Of taking acton for the II
mOval of the Chinese.
Justice Conr-r OF Well trlrsraph,d
To tue County Clerk yesterday for u IL
cense permitting Nephi Bel, of that
baiiIwick To- commit maGrmony. That
IL tue third Application thus week, but
as there Is an c4uui number of-uIyurcr
cns.s pending in the District Court.
houors ure still easy.
Michael Kecfe, Of Vallejo, Cal, who
se'yrd Il term il the Stat Prison for
killing a man ncar Folsom. IA number al
years 10, 'nd Who attempted Ia kill
his wife HTi daughter with = .hntchet
md Was Shot by his son in drfruse Il
the women. finally succeeded in LIll.ug
his wife last Monday The savage
brute followed her Oh the -trect uniIl
she had nearly rc.cLri their home,
when krcc libcrAtrIy nIcd three
shots at has vile from Il revolver. one
striking her in the back and Two Ia the
head, killing her INSTANTLY.
n. ) Boun,GrId Of wiuuemuccn.
Cnt'endrn Thornton and Henry Dom
nelly of san fraucisco. came up by
tram last evening aud went out 10y
stage for IuscarDra tins morning. The
first two mentioned are veil known Law
yers, and the latter is an equally we'll
known mining S"upcrIutcn lent They
will probably visit Squnbble Gulch be-
fore they
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-06
Held to Answer.

Henry Green. Who was arrested at
Winnciuucca recently charged with sell.
ing unstampcd goods in violation Of the
Revenue Act, VAS brought here by the
traih last night in charge Of United
States Marshal! Corhctt, accompanied
hy United States District Attorney COT.
I'm. Green had an examination before
United States Commissioner j. W. Dor.
scy. and was held to appear before the
United Statcs Grand Jury. Green. the
Marshal and Attorney departed for Car.
son this morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-06
From TuesiAy's DAily.l
1ALNAGUADI.

J. H. NeylAud OF star Valley. was in
town GU business yesterday. returning
home last night.
Eko L'~tge No. Il. =. 4 A. NJ.
holds a regular communication at their
ball this evening nj 5 O'Clock.
United States Senator Stanford passed
Through IN "a special car on his Nay to
Washington Sunday night.
WIN. Wilson. of Bull. Run. has sold
his ranch ut that place aud will remove
with his fsmil. to Los Angeles, Cal.
III" STAT and County Teachers Iu-
= i,lte commences at wianernucca mex,
Thursday. continuing III session three
days.
MH. j.. c. Cromb;e aud daughter. Re
becca, returned from their visit to Min
eral Hill last evening. Mr.. Cromhie
having nearly recovered his usual
heath.
Atlanta News: Johnny TonkiuS came
from Haley last Friday very much dis
abled from some severe attack. grnrraI-
ly supposed TO he pleuri,y. He ia now
fully recovered.
Carson Appeal:-Dcnnis MeCnty Of
the NirIinir Chronicle. Vas yesterday
rel orted a. being dangerously i'll With
the dropsy, but l',t evening his eoudr.
i!on "as said Ia BE i!vouau!r.
Mrs. Jno Il. Bradley aud daughter
Maud, returned from san Francesca last
night. They remained at the Bay until
Nil. Glenn, The eldest daughter. had
recoyerrG from her late illness.
A light last freight team went ont 10.
d., for Tu.'Hrurl with 900 pounds oi
freight. The long continued storm ha,
made the roads extremely heavy and
bat little fire. Iht is beng moved.
4 special train with seventy e1cur,
s~i"niots on board arrived here from th,
East nbou. si- O'Clock last cveriu.
flty OF the pts-cmScas took supper a
the Depot Hot, !, after which the train
pushed ON for san Francisco.
Drnny O'HnrrI. Who lr:ely rcturneC
to " IL, from a rrorucIcd ,i-itto No
bill. ALIha;a.. came down here yestcr
day morning, put IL most OF the day II
the Hot Springs, and returned to Well
last cysmEs
y. \. stiles. ouT former towusmnu
now Of Montana, cAInc II from the Ets
10y the train this muIuing. lie will re
hiaiu IN town several days. He is ii
excellent health, having all unusual
rugged nppe-r.ncc.
Al Italian astronomer declares tina
tn planet Mars Is proplrl by intel
( gent h,Ings. who are trying % a,trl,
attention from jewellers on TIN, blaine;
lie IL o engaged ia making expert
mehis with II view to discover what Il
messages moan.
Tina S.Rrvicw:-Tl.e IeSsces Of IL
Iu-cHrorI tunnel have their Wine dow
about II f,rt, and Hrr in n ledge Shic
has at the present depth, three vein, ,
very rich ore. The water is drained b
a two inch siphOn nearly 400 feet !
length.
Tia" Central Con. Company ba. LEI,
contract Il run loo :rot more o. ie,
iron. the hJ-lOot level. The oil Ia
has hecm ci"aei out to the 1rcc nnaI:
contractors viii Work
once.
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BetChoTiifo.

The following from an Eastern eI.
chnngc knocks tho center exactly
"Whcn you hear u man snccring nt the
local papers, YOU can safely bet hat no
does not squundcr his wealth to assist
IN making them better. and that gcpcr.
ally the lNpcrs have done more fur him
than he has for them. The man that
cannot see the bgneht in n town arising
from II newspaper. has no the sense Of
nn oyster. aud lac is about Ms much val.
ua 10 = town Rs . delinquent LsI list"
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Property Sold.

The hprscs, harness. lugsics. wagons
and other personal property of Tucker
Bros, under attachment. was sold by
The ShrsitT this Afternoon in trout Of
thrlr livery stable nt the upper end Of
town. At this season 81 the year there
Is ht,l" W ma demand for the species Of
property ofierri. AMI ia Consequence
sold at figures far below the rcai value
In fact, most Of the property Was dis
posed u at a ruiEoUS sacrifice.
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From Fridays Daily.
nALMAGUNOl.

-
This voting with one hand and hold
ing ones nose with the other Is not
pleasant. ICarson Appeal. The APP
raj man doubtless speaks from expert.
Once.
The railroad carpenters shop and
n.ss hall OH wheels. have been side
tracked At the upper warehouse for sew
Sral days.
The light fast freight team went out
for Tuscarora this morning with 1000
pounds u,dse. and was folloW we'd by the
heavy team with 10000 bounds freight.
The weather il particularly fire to-
L,v: the barometer high AS in midsum-
mer; the indications being that the
storm which has prevailed during the
past two weeks, has broken at last.
An agreement was drawn up by
Schaefer, VignauI and Slosson, to en-
ter q tournament to be held in New York
CITY between December 18th and Feb
rary 18th, and play to IA finish for the
championship Of the world.
BY the death Of Vice-Presidcnt Hen
bricks, Senator Edmunds becomes pre-
siding officer III the Senate. the position
he held ia the last session of Congress.
The national flag was placed at half
mast yr@terd4y, in respect 10 the mem-
DRY of Vice-President Hendricks.
Two Americans, Peter Jepsen and
Martin G~rAa-hoel. staying at Hnder-
aleben, a seaport town of Prussia. have
been ordered to qui: Germany. Both
are naturalizcd citizens OF the United
States and reside in Illinois. Mr.. Jcp-
sen has appealed to the American Lee
CATION.
Hugh StoWeil. a n old resident OF
Eureka, who was in charge Of his
brothers. drug store in tina; place during
the latter's absence in the East suicid-
ed 10y taking arsenic in his room. on
Wednesday. lie had been dissipating
heavily and is supposed to have become
temporarily insane. The Sentin-i saws
the deceased was u native of New York
aged Al years.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-06
FUNERAL OF THE LATE vIcE-PREsI-
DENT.

Particulars OF the burial Of the late
at Indianapolis. ON Tuesday, are now
ut hand. the day was in harmony with
the mournful proceeding, the weather
being heavy and lowering. An i'm
mense couc"urse OF people from all
parts VI the Nation assembled TO witness
ihe simple rites. the clergy without re-
-pgct to sect, joining in the obsequies
as ;IIc Gr!i5 of ali tie churches to. led u
solemn requiem.
At = O'Clock Nrs. Hendricks entered
the room for her las; lsaYe-takins, ac-
cumpanicd only by her brother and Mrs
Morgan. The ordeal MAS most trying,
aud the dcsUlAlr woman sec med to be
utterly IrOstr itcd. clinging to the clay
- -osn to he hidden forever from hey
way. And Impressed with tie placid
! aud iiei.Ee appearance OF the dead.
she desired to preserve this last scene
aud -, late M 1t Vas, she sent Tor q
photographer 10 take u picture Of the
e"sLet. Before he arrived, delegations
RON distant cities began ~ coue, and
weTe permitted 10 pass through and
view the remains. While the photog.
raphcr Was engaged 1t his work, mem
GERS OF the Cabinet, judges Of the Su-
lrtmc Court and others from Wsshin,.
ton entered. 1t Was ii O'Clock when the
e'ssct r placed and the strvam OF
T~i-it"Ts i.'ssrl by and cut.
Shortly after this tie pnll-b,arcrs ar
nvci. The drapel hragse and carrir, q
for the iatIily and friends were IN a.
shaded before the door aui prepare.
lions were Tale !or the final removal o.,
theb body. This WAS done without fur.
thrr leaye.taking. The police and mil
it4ry kept the curious. but always re-
spcctiuI mass Of people out Of the way.
and the little cAyalcnde moved qri, thy
with lis military escort through the
dcnscly lined streets to the cathedral
Of ST. Paul. Rev. DIR. Jcnckrs, speak
in from the pulpit, delivered n eulogy
OH the late co-Prcsident, tracing his
career from hOyhUod. When the speak.
ct had concluded. Sirs Doucy OF Chicl.
so sang ''Kock Of Ages" the Bishop
closing with prayers aud bencdiction.
The cnsket was then Iiftei nud bosuc
from Nln ,1,,WgI, fII.a. ,.,. 49,. ~. ~
tie delay in thu movement Of the gren;
when once the distinguished
people who had composed the church
audience had been assigned their car.
The column II preceded by
II mounted police escort who were fol.
by the Columbus Band aud Rich !
ardson Zouaves who immediately pre-. |
the hcnrse, which was drawn by
six black horses wearing the black par.
nphcrnaliR worn 10y the animals which
bore the remains of General Grant 10 |
the grave. On either side Of the hcnrse
was n guard FROM the indianapolis light
infantry carrying their guns as the Pc.
siiion OF reverse arms" The head OF
the funeral column entered the GENE.
larry at 2:lG O'Clock. the hcnrse reach.
ing the grave at 25i. aud the closing
{ cs at the grave we're performed at .
Tho procession was one hour and
minutes passing a given point.
The column entered the cemetery. the
was opened and all that was NOR
.nl Of Thomas A. Hendricks placed with.
IN. The widow and her supporters Ouly
~pproMchsd the grave.
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Death OF n SevaGaa

William ". Gillespie. wlo was Sccrr-
tnry % the Nc,ldi Constitutional Con
Ncuti"n held AT Carson an 1864. died in
the County Hospital g. Virginia cay
last Tuc-day. Th" d....scd will Ice re
mrmb"rcd hy many ui pur early resi-
d nis, Ia having serve! here as District
Attorney directly n!t", The organization
OF the cOuu',
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Ore and Bullion Shipments for Month
of November.

The shipments OF ore and bullion
from this place by Warner e. Co. during
them month of November, were us follows:
Five ears OF ore-l22. 900 pounds-to
Sandy, Utah.
Five cars-l, l0J bars. weighing 1ol,-
eco pounds-ln.lion to Seiby Works.
San Francisco.
One car copper matte-36,O 900 pounds
to Denver City, Colorado.
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Horses Shipped.

Henry Williams anal Joe D4hms
shipped from Ecrc !. .try'n carload OF
hail-hr.r! Narman Uses for tl.e San
Frnncisr" market. ipcy were reared
in HUNTINGTON Valley. pnI are a choice
lot Of animals. H." weights Of six Of
the horses put : prrticiy upon the
scales at KcIth's livery stables, ranged
from Loss r"uhds /" 1876 pounds. the
average hing 1850 pounds. Most Of
the stock - .n0 young, aud would ma.
%ter!nli. increase the above average il
fully mgtmrcd.
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Died a. Trseorora.

Mondays Times REVIEW brings news
~ the death III rusrarora Of the wife Of
George W. Philips on the day previous.
quite unexpectedly. Of blood poisoning.
Air. Phillips. WHO has been on "A
visit To relatives III the Etst for nbuu, a
month was appraised Of her illness a day
or tive 40 nnd immediately started on
his return home, and will probably reach
here neat Thursdny evening. and IL *
probable that the remains wilt be Kent
until his arrival. by her death another
hcRrthstone is made desolatc, u kind
husband deprived % q devoted und low.
lug vile. and q family OF small children
Of n fond aud dotins mother. The fam.
lily have the sympathy of the entire COM
munity In their sad bereavement.
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WIN. Hunter, who went TO New York
some weeks ago with his little son TO
have him treated for hip disease re-.
turned with the little boy 10y the train
this morning, and the friends Of the
family will lie glad to know that the lit
tie fellow has been greatly benefited.
The treatment adopted by the most
skiIlful surgeons Of the East is princi-
pnlly Of a III. chanical nature, the child
now wearing comfortably, an appliance
for extending the limb which enables
him 10 walk without pnin. the pressure
being taken from the hip joint.