The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-14
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the Land Otncc At that place. w. "
Mills vas confirmed Receiver at the
same time. aud his commission arrived
sOon after. but Mr.. Halls hangs Ere.
A very good reason for the delay is
uhisp red by Base Rangers, but ~ II
Ices not concern White PineB to any
extent, we prefer TO let our Eureka con
temporaries open the sack aud let the
eat out.
The esthetic.sm Of the State Capitol
is clinched by the following from the
Carson Appeal: "a large crowd gath
cred yesterday afternoon near Dunn's
wood yard TO witness a battle between
two boys. 1t lasted half an houI'.
Charles Russell. the Attorney Gene =
al, went to-day to the Buckingham Pal
ace to he kuiGhted. After waiting All
hour he received word from the Queen
that she was farigued by the dut:.s Of
the dra wiug-T0oIn, which she lad been
looking after, aud must postpone the
| CCLCLu'uN. AhAHaCai "lAhuiSN hHS
palace in indignation, and says he will
refuse the knighthood. 1t is believed
the Qneen was Initiated at his pronoun-
ced Home Rule views.
Indian Territory special says: A pro-
fcssed sxhorier named Muugtll came
here recently and began a series OF meet
iDss. He was quartercd at the house Of
an Indian citizen and slept in a room
with several other members OF the fam
lily. Daring the night Mungall made
an assault upon a young orphan girl in
/ lie room, but before lie could execute
his purpose he WAS discovered and Ia
ken a prisoner. Next day n party of
neighbors took b NJ out for trial and I =
turned without him, saying that lie had
escaped.
A London special says: Gladstone's
brilliant victory and the collapse of the
Tory attack on Thursday night hnvc
given great satisfaction to the party of
justice in Ireland. A prominent Cham
berlain man says the extreme Radical
wing can now be counted on absolutely
to back up Gladstone. What is known
ns the Chamberlain wing has gone over
to the Gladstone camp, horse, loot and
artillery, and will support their chief in
anything he may do to force the Irish
question to a satisfactory close, and
overcome any opposing combination Of
Wings. Tories and members OF the
Upper House. Gladstone's position in
he country has been enormously
strengthened by the Tory tasco, and
the n~ssurances OF support he has re-
ceived from all parts OF the kingdom
have had AN excellent effect.
The Reno Gazette pays the propric-
tors Of the Depot Hotel at this place the
following deserved compliment: ono
ronte has such comfortable honses or
such tables rs the Central Pacific, and
there is none of them more popular
than the Elko house. II has been for
SNet hhANA nv ItIooHhi NhItINlSlOD OI
James Clark. an old Remote, who gives
his personal attention TO the dining
room md looks after the comfort Of
each guest himself. Mr. Green, his
partner, attends to the affairs OF the Of
flee. and has the ,nculty Of making
friends for the house among all that
comes in.
The appointment OF a successor to
the position held by the late Senator
Miller, Of California. will devolve upon
Governor Stoncman the Legislature
not converting until January next.
Reno Journal:-John Poe came home
from Lapanta Sunday night. lie has
located several mines eight miles from
Lapnnta, and nn assay Of float rock
went 81 ,002. The mine Reno is owned
by w. II. Chamberlain, l.. j. Flint, II.
VI. ~Yerington, Knapp, Poe aud Jim
Yerington.
Il. d. Swenkin, OF Manchester Mass.
WIS accused Of whipping his wife and
shamefnlly abusing his child. Last
Friday night n mob Of about 100 men
and boys went to his house and ordered
him TO pack his personal effects, pre-
parntory TO leaving town. lie obeyed
the orders and soon had two grip sncks
filled, ready to start. When he made
his appearance outside. the mob
gave him n beating before starting to
escort him beyond the corporate limits.
Then they marched him TO Main street,
and turning west, marched to the rail
way in the west end OF town. During
the march down the street he was kicked
and cufTod unmcrcifu lly. and a big hurry
butcher followed close behind him, and
every few steps struck him with q cattle
whip. After reaching the west end of
town they took him down the railway
half a mile. called n halt, took or his
coat, and two muscular men gave him o
terrible whipping with blacksnake
whips, striking blow about until the
blood tickeled dc wn bis arms and
fingers. They compelled him to prom.
Use never to return and allowed him to
depart.
William Rees, convicted OF larceny
and charged with assault to murder, for
having fred n pistol at Matt Raphael. q
j~sweler. when he wns arrested, wan SEN