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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04

aALlA0UHDG.


The many friends Of Deputy Shsdn
J. II. Taber. will Be sorry 10 learn that
his condition IL not improved to-day.
and that he is lying very Low.
Uneasy rests the head that wears .
crown. was eKsmpli6ed . few days since
when Queen Victoria was frightened
nearly To death by a poor wretch throw
ing = piece Of paper containing an sc-
count Of some grievance into her ear
riaHe.
An accident to the machinery at the
Touring mill caused q cessation Of OPP
erations yesterday. By the giving away
OF a bolt while the engine was in mo-
ton, tbs piston was driven through the
cylinder head. smashing both into
Fragments. Grinding cannot be re-
sumed until the broken castings are re-
placed with neS ones.
Major Dennis was obliged TO GO Tus-
carora this morning to attend at the tri-
al OF a suit brought by the senior mem.
Der Of the hrm 10 recover the value of \
one-eyed mule-ths property Of said
hrm-which finally overcame a confirm
ed habit Of living, while under treat
ment of = veterinary surgeon at the
Jack Creek hospital. The defense de-
MES the allegations Of malpractice; in
sists that even a literary mule can't
live always, and hinges its hopes on an
Rlibi.
@. A. Watson, formerly Of Columbia,
this county. stopped over here on has
way back to San Francisco from q trip
10 Ogden. He is hearty as usual.
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THE GREAT RAILROAD STRIKE.
Ended at Last.

The long strike Of workmen on the
Gould system of railroads was ended
Monday by m agreement between tue
conten ling parties. injecting between
T. V. Powderly and jay Gould in New
York Sunday, resulted in the sending of
the following dispatch by Mr.. Gould TO
General Manager Hoxie, Of the A~Iissou-
ri Pacific:
"1n resuming the movement OF trains
IN the Missouri Pacific, and the en-
ployment Of laborers in the several de-
partments Of this company, give refer
cnce to IL late employees, whether
they are Knights OF Labor or not, ex-
cept that you will not employ persons
who have injured the compnny's prop
erty during the late strike. Nor will
we discharge any person who has taken
service with the company during the
snid strike. We see no objection to ar
bitrating any differences between the
employees and the company in the past
nor In the future.
Hoping the above will be satisfactory
1 remain, yours very truly,
JAY GOULD, President
The proposition for an arbitration be-
ing accepted, the Executive Committee
at once issued orders to the workmen TO
resume work Immediately.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04

According TO the Republican stand.
point the mistakes Of Moses were insig-
nifcant in comparison with the mistake
Of President Cleveland. but these wise
acrcs are reminded that Moses conducted
the children Of Israel safely through the
Rid Sea to the promised land, and in
like AM will our Noses pilot his
people to the promised land Of an hon,
est government for the whole people
while these PhAroAtrhs and their hosts
will he cneulfed aud obliterOted in the
Rcd Sea Of public opinion. and the
places which knew them once shall
know them no more forever.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04

sALnAoUuOL

A1It tolk II down rom HAlleck.
APra came In to day WITH . nice sOfi
.hoWerAOf SNOW.
Edward Reilly returned here from the
East this morning.
Regular meeting OF the Knights Of
Pythiss at their hall tonight.
J. D. Abel and G. E. Mayer. Of Fort
Halleck started u for home by buggy
this morning.
In respect to the death Of J. II. Ia
Der. the Odd Fellows Gag il to-day,
placed at h~ulf-nast.
Warner & Co. forwarded b. fast
freight yesterday II. 200 pounds mdss.
and l.6+0 feet Of lumber for T~usearora.
George VIM arrived here from How
ard county. Missouri a couple of days
ago. The young man, who is q nephew
OF Mr.. ]. X. Bradley, has been out Of
health for some time and concluded to
test the merits OF our Nevada climate,
for u time. 1t will effect a permanent
cure if he will stay with ii.
In consequences OF a holy horror Of
litigation. even in it's most seductive as
pect. Major Dennis failed to make con-
nection with the train for Tuscarora,
hoping thereby to escape inyolvment in
the suit for damages for the loss Of an
=aS!Sa: Sas-vyvi mule belonging to the
publishing firm of Fairchild Il Dennis;
which said brute is alleged to have met
IA violent death while in the charge Of a
paid keeper. In order to dodge service
Of IA writ Of rooster issued out OF the
Supreme Court Of Tuscarora, which will
arrive here tomorrow morning, the
Major will skip out this evening for the
SANITY City by the waSach.
They are just now having a devil Of q
time over at C.TsJn. Judge Harris, ed
itor OF the Index" was numerically
mauled by one Oliver II berts, a men,
Der of the Republican County Commit
tee. aud Judge Carey. OF the Police
Court, who III addition to his Judicial
functions presides over the dcstinies Of
n popular hostlery-was heavily jolted
under the left ear for refusing cold grub
to an impecunious but belligerantly Sci
enti6c tramp. ..
The Lrtter is doing the State some SER
on the highway, with a shovel, for con-
tempt Of court. .
The attack upon Judge Harris. is said
TO have been inclted by an ''Index"
publication, bu the majesty of the law
has not yet been indicated iu this case.
There is n time to laugh and q time
to pray" This aphorism was verified
on the platform at the Depot Hotel the
other evening. A stalwart colored por-
ter stepped on one OF the little stools
which are placed on the ground for pas
sengers to step on as they mount to the
first step on the sleepers. The stool
tilted and the gigantic descendant oil
Ham measured his length on his back
on the platform. A crowd Of local by.
ISLANDERS INDUCED in a boisterous laugh
at the expense Of the horizontal darkey,
Their mirIh suddenly subsidized, howey.
er, when the brunette gentleman arose,
striking an altitude a Ia Sullivan. aud
CHANGING defantly at the crowd, re.
marked: Perhaps some ----
feels like laughing now" The counte,
Iii nee Of the members Of the lately hi,
~iarious crowd Immediately assumed Q
funereal aspect, which lasted until the
train pulled out.
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BuSu vs.. Backs.

Since the Presidents sister wrote q
letter denounoipg the undue exposure
Of the lhcieSl fonts OF Nature TO the
gaze Of the social mob, the parties who
we c alluded 10 ip her scalding letter
have closed the front door OF the show
and opened the back. Under the old
regime Of fashion o lady ut a ball bal n
perfect right to strip her front elevations
as II she were about 10 nurse q child.
and one who saw this sort Of
thing felt like lacking sign
over II, "Moals at All Hours"
Now tho bosom OF the fashion able
woman Is modsStIy vcilcd amp a wedged
slit runs down between her shoulders.
disclosing a M o strip Of backbone
and constantly playing shoulder blades.
This exposure Of the spinal vert,bra
10 not; according 10 mi idea OF beauty
ynslorncd. hall so In viting to the eve
NJ tho old style oi swelling bust, and
would respectfully suggest ~ Miss
Cleveland the propriety Of keeping her
hapds of the fashions.
The mex Democratic President who runs
for ,otico will have 70 make an sfhdavi,
,thAt NE has no sister In the family with
an Itch for scribbling Appeal
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Our Friend carpeaux.

Through n letter from V c. Bartlett,
who is now in San Francisco, we learn
hat L. j. Carpeaux will pass through
here-probably t~o-night-on the WY to
visit his old home in France.
After selling his business and property
in Bullion. he left here with the inten.
ton Of shortly visiting his aged father,
and while at. table with a party Of
friends in San Francisco last week, the
sad news Of his fathers death, in Paris,
was brought to him.
Ed. Immediately secured a round trip
ticket to France. good for four months
for 1892, and will pass through on his
way to the Atlantic seaboard as above
stated,
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Crook and Geronimo.

General Crook. accompanied by his
personal staff. Lieutenant Naus's CON-
mHnd and Apache scouts. met Geronimo
nmd all the Ch%iricnhuas twenty-five
miles southeast of San Bernardino
springs, Sonora. Mexico. Crook would
not have any argument with Geronimo,
but told him he must decide at once on
unconditional surrender or fight TO
death. Geronimo begged for the lives
Of himself aud hostiles. His band Of
ferS to surrender Internationally,
whether Geronimo does or not.
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Diverse Views.

or tho Buffalo Bill Combination the
Carson Appeal says: "Most Of the di.
Alogue, sentiment and plot OF Buffalo
Bills show is the ~verriest rot ever put
OH the boards" while the Tribune says:
THE play was we'll put on and carried
out, as NIL were well up in their parts.
In fact II may be said that In the whole
cast there vas not m objection ,bis fsa.
turc." DifoIcp. OoloTed speolaoics.
you know.
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THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Advertisers in the DAILI IsDEPKSp-
Ext also have the advantage OF the col
umns Of the WEEKLY IHDKPHNDESr
which has been published without in
PERMISSION ut this Office since early in
the year 1863, I'D has a general circu-
lation in every district, camp and val
ley throughout the length and breadth
OF Elko county, and is by far the best
advertising medium that has over been
established in the county. Remember
that advertisements in our Daily also
secure the benefits Of our large Weekly
circulation, and that our terms =
comparatively much lower than those
Of any competitor.
Tine Weekly is O 2~4x36-inch sheet,
and besides ADVERT ements runs sirtstn
columns Of reading matter, embracing
oil the Geographic news OF general i'm
~terest, oil the news OF the State, and is
specially devoted TO l1e local news Of
the county and county seat. BY sub
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Send along your subscriptions.
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The Overland Monthly Advance Notes
For April.

The April issue OF the Overland
Monthly will contain at least two CON-
tribntions TO the Chinese Question.
carefully written and from new stand
points. The Overland has already print
ed mere than twenty. five papers and
editorials, bearing upon this important
discussion. II makes a point to give n
fair hearing TO both sides. The April
Overland will contain two California
stories. ''Terecita." and "a Worshiper
Of the Devil" also the continuation Of
Miss Lakes strong serial. ''For Mon
cy." In the line Of outdoor sketches.
travel and adventure. the most notable
sketches in the April Overland will be
ION the Trail Of Geronimo" Leaves
From n 40 Ledger. aud "Reminiscen
ccG OF GAlAvcrns." The Overland
Monthly, 100 Suffer Street. San Frau
cisco, Gala.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04

Times. Review -uArry Harvillo hns
received the appointment Of Deputy u.
8. Marshal in and for the District Of
Nevada, under Marshal Z. 8. Corbett.
Mr.. HsrvilIe Is thoroughly competent
TO all tbs position aad the appointment
II o good one.
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tFn@s .sard.y's D.ny.l
0ALNAoUMDI.

Reno has n .szssklAaps and : two
bit restaurants.
Senator Jones il at Gold Hill and sx.
Senator Stewart At Carson.
Public Administrators Scion Peck is
reported quite sick this evening. =
Mrs. Feruald and Mrs. Green left for
California BY the beia,sd train this eve-
sning.
Rich gold ore Is reported struck half
a mile from Steamboat Springs, west Of
the Comstock. -
WIN. J,ffries, who has been visiting
his old Missouri home during h Vim
ter, returned here in good health yester-
day. ..
Secretary Manniug's daughter and
family were summoned from Albany to
Washington by telegraph Thursday
evening.
Miss II. Wright, OF Reno. who has
been engaged Ia take charge Of the
school i'll Lauoille Valley, arrived here
last evening.
Deputy Sheriff J. NJ. Taber is son
fined to his bed by serious illness. We
age glad to hear that lie is somewhat
improved this evening.
There will be a meeting Of the Elko
Dramatic Club ut Freeman Hall Sun
day evening at y o'clock sharp. All
members are requested to be present.
Some Ohio parties went out with
Dave Lindsay yesterday Ia look at some
mining property owned by the Lirls.y
Brothers in Union District near MIucr-
al Hill.
Joseph Perault, q passenger from
Verdi for Trtckee Sunday night is sup
posed to have fallen from the train into
tue river, which Is now being dragged
for the body.
Henry Rogers gave himself up To the
authorities at Fresno, Cal. saying that
during n quarrel lie had shot ard killed
a saloon keeper named Nelson in self
defence. at the Fine gold mines.
The trial OF DR.. Bowers. for the al
legged poisoning to death Of his wI.e. is
stall dragging along at San Francisco.
The defence has begun the introd action
nj t..ltu,Any which NInI To- - ..Yl.-
HauLy.
George Croker, his partner in the
cattle business Mr. Taylor. aud the
foreman Of their Utah ranch. were in
town to-day. John Sparks. OF the firm
OF Truman & Sparks. vas also in town
from Wells.
4 branch n~arrOw.gnuge railroad for
the transportation Of supplies to the
mine and ore to the mill will be built
from Hawthore to the Lapanta mine IN
Hawthorne District, Esmeralda county.
During the present month % Car
loads OF potatoes were shipped from
Del hoA w NaiiiOtulh.
Senator Fair has notified the Miners
Union Ot Virginia that lac has shipped
to their address n terrestrial globe ior
use in their library. The globe is two
feet and a half in diameter, is hand.
somely mounted aud contains all the
geographical boundaries and discoveries
laid down in the most recent surveys.
The Sutro Tunnel Company has ex-
pressed its intention 10 utilize the water
flowing through the big bore to drive a
series Of FIVE 40-shtmp mills, which they
propose to erect on the II 1 between the
mouth Of the tunnel und the Carson
river, for the purpose Of crushing the
vast deposit Of low grade ore cut in
driving the tunnel, and known as the
Brunswick lode.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04

The fearful riots in Belgium have
finally been suppressed by the military
after great destruction Of property and
tho loss OF many lives. The strikers
are reported as resuming work. In sew.
ersl instances the troops fred Tolley Al.
ter volley into the furious mobs, killing
many and wounding many moro.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04

The strike on the Missouri Pacific
having ended. the men have returned to
work and tho utmost activity prevails In
the transportation Of aceumnulsted
f. Heights by that road.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04

Tho late ]. NJ. Tabcr was = member
Of Austin Lodge No. o. 1. o. o. +. His
funeral will DO conducted under the nus
pices Of Elko Lodge No. IS, from tho
family residence opposite the Court
house. nt . O'Clock p. n. tomorrow.
Friends and acquaintance are respect.
fully invited 10 attend.
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named persons:

The Nevada Land & Cattle Company,
Of which T. ID. Parkinson is manager.
have imported n Polled Angus ball that
weighs l.765 pounds.
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The train from the East this morning
same in q little behind time. bringing
ten coaches all filled chuck full Of pas
sengers bound for the Western verge.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04

At Virginia City Sunday. George
Turner was seriously if not fatally
stabbed by a pocket knife in the hands
Of Edward Msllish. The trouble grew
ont Of the tossing of a brick by Mellish,
which Turner insisted was thrown at
him. An nltercation ensued. oulmluat-
ing in Turner Shaping Melli,h's face,
and the use Of n knife by the latter.
Both are young men Of good repu;e.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04

Commissioners Bradley s. 8. Scars and
o. O. Warner went out to-day 70 pros.
poet n proposed route ior a new road 10
T~uScarora. The proposed route lies
somewhere between thu present stage
road aud LAs adobe road. aud IL Ia
claimed that . better and shorter road
'h"n either Of those named can 10 mado
ut n comparatively small expense.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04
Len At the Depot Hotel.

A ladies red plush reticule, last Sun.
day. The owner can obtain the same
by proving property.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04

John Murphy and family, Fort Hal
leck; G, J.. T~hackary. Mound; X. Such
singer, Deeth; Mrs. Thompson and on,
Pleasant; Geo. Gates, Bruneau; Y.
S~cherzberg, TuscaprA.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-04-04

The season Tor taking game expired
yesterday, sceosding 70 Law. and a pen.
nlty Ia imposed Yppn its infrnclon.
me closed season eHtepds ypiI NEXT
August, or Esp4enhq,
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A. W. Atchison, Mrs.. 4. " .Atehison,
Tuscarora; Milt Polk, Hansek; Edward
Reilly. New York.
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List Of Grand Jurors for tho April Term.
The Grand Jurors drawn for the APP.
ril term of the Fourth judicial District
Court, which commences next Monday.
the 9th instant, is comprised OF the fol.
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NOA1OL-UNDEa AM PURSUANT
Nv to the Act Of the General Assembly
of the state Of Delaware, entitled IAN Act
Concerning Private Corporations" passed
at Dover, March l4th, 1888, notice is hereby
given that an application will be made to
the Honorable Ignatius O. arubb, Associate
Judge Of the Superior Court Of the state OF
Delaware, reeiding in New Castle County,
on Thursday, the twenty. fourth day Of June,
1885, at ten o'cloek In the morning at Cham
bers in the city Of Wilmington, for the in
corporation of o Company TO be called
"Deleware Electri, Light and Power manu-
featuring O0mpany," the object of which Is
TO manufacture light and power by the
generation of electricity, to manufacture and
erect buildings, poles, wires. burners and
other appliances used In the manufacture 81
light and power Aforesaid; to use, sell OF
otherwise dispose of such manufactured pro
ducts, buildings, poles, wires, burners ano
appllan noes; and as Incidental to the business
Of said corporation to acquire, use and dis
pose Of such letters patent or licenses or
rights hereunder and other property al
shall be deemed by said corporation promo
ture Of It's objects and purposes, aud eener-
ally 70 90 all things necessary or proper fol
the carrying on Of said business.
BRADFORD & FANDEGRIFT,
Attorneys for proposed incorporators.
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