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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-28

The fear that Jones Of Nevada"
would not ~ ablc 10 reach the high
partisan standard adopted Dy the bal
nncc Of the Republican Senator's, is now
happily di-pel!cd. 4 Washington dis
patch brings the gratifying news that
the report that "Our Jones wuuld fail
to "ppC-" the confirmation Of Collect
orS Chnse OF Maine and PiIlsbury Of
Mass. is without foundation.
The Times-Revicw approaches very
close 10 the great citadel Of truth every
once in while, bnt in the following
brief paragraph it just st"rmcd the en-
tire works: "Wc do not endorse the
proceedings Of the Seattle mob nor the
acts u! any illegal as~scmblagc. We do
not think, however, Tint the men who
rc-Orted To unlawful violence to enforce
the Chinese Restriction Act are half so
culpnble as the u. S. Judges and other
Federal officials who have violated their
oEths OF Office i'll defeating its purpose.
They are more deserving Of the clubs
AMI stones Of an indignant mob than the
Chimes, aud it is n wonder To Us that
popular fury Las not turned in that di-
reCtion."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-28
IRON Thursdays Daily.I
nALMAGUNnI.

Read the notice Teams Wanted in
another colun.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge X. of p.
at their Hall tonight.
MGckay and Fair will make a strong
team in the coming contest for Sena-
torial honors.
When the new Biographies arrive will
they be exchanged even for the O i
Corneli's now in use? Who can tell?
Elko has made no movement against
the Rlmond-eyed Celestial, the Times
Review to the contrary notwithstand-
ing.
Phoebe is sorely afflicted with cats,
10th domestic and foreign, the latter be-
ing known to biologists as Memphitis
Americana.
There is q newspaper runor that
Secretary Bayard will soon resign, and
that he will be succeeded by Allen G.,
Thurman.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Comp
any nov carries dry goods from New
York to San Francisco, for SIS. per
ton; former rate, 500.
It is n lamentable Tact that slanderous
stories impeaching the virtue of women
are generally started and kept aioat by
members of their own sex.
In answer TO an inquiry as to the new
Biographies, Bancroft & Co., announce
that the new books will be ready for
distribution about the first Of March.
Major John II. Dennis, the versatile
pencil pusher of the Times-Review,
came down from .Tuscarorn yesterday,
and spent the day among his numerous
friends at the county eat
Political bees are beginning to buzz
in the bonnets OF numerous residents of
III county, and the prospects ure tina,
there will be n sufficient number of can.
d.dates to fill the various county offices
Clark Il Green are putting in q re.
frigenltor adjoining the kitchen of the
Depot Hotel. for the purpose OF keep
ing fresh meats, vegetables, ETC., III
prime condition during the heat Of tn,
Summer.
We learn that Hal. Nye and wife left
for Jefferson county, Montana. in re,
Spouse to II letter from n former partner
OF n. Il. Nye, Offering him Il permanent
position at a liberal salary. We con
graduate yoan: Alr. Nye on his streaI
Of luck, aud hope he will succeed in hi
new field Of operations.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-28

a Utica, Neg York. dispatch Of the
18th says: The fupeTal Of Ex-Governor
u. Seymour took place from old Trinity
Church at O'Clock today. Row. DR..
Goodrich, Of Calvary Church, offered
N prayer ut ex-senator Roscoe ConE-
!ing's residence, with the family and
relatives Of the deceased. At9 o'clock
the doors Of the Conkling mansion were
thrown open for the public TO view tho
remain Of the illustious dead. For
three hours crowds Of people from Utica
mud surrounding towns fled into the
house, taking a last look at The dead
statesman. The body rcpoRcd in u cas-.
Get Of red cedar. covered with black
b"roadclOlh. and viih OIidizcd thin.
innings similarly covered. a silver plate
let into the shrine on the cover, which
boro the following inscription:
"liorntio Seymour. born May
III. 1910, died February IL, 1885,"
After the funeral services in the church,
the remains wore taken to Forest Hill
Cemetery md placed in tho Chapel Of
Roses, where n sculptor, David Richard
took n cast Of The face. preparatory TO
making n marble bust Of tho ex.Goycr.
nor.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-28
Killed HIS Father.

Another very sad nccidvnt occurred
on Ruby iiili yesterday morning. says
Sundays Eureka Sentinel. 1t appears
that James bergman, n rauchrr uu. IL
few miles from town, aud an intimate
friend Of Thomas pcdlur. called ut the
lattCr's house, auS while there pulled a
small secondhand silvrr-monrtei re-
VulNcr from his pocket, which lac said
lac had purchased the night previous
for use on lis ranch. Mr.. Hcllar tool
tho revolver Ia his hands. examined il
and then handed it Ia his sOu Harry,
"A boy Of JIG years, who had expressed "a
desire To see it. The boy, believing rs
did the iva men, that it was not lnndrd.
pulled bnek thc hammer that slipped
from his thumb, nni the piece was dis
charged. II being pointed at the father
lac received the bullet in the lower part
OF the abdomen on the right side above
the crest Of the hip bone. Tho wound.
ell msn cried "Oh, - and put his hands
over tie wound and for Il moment stood
upright as II paraIyzed. Mr. Bergman
and tho boy took hold Of him und laid
him on n sofa near by, nnh at once sent
Ia town for . pkysi"inn, but before DIR.
Owen arrived the unfortunate mnn cx-
pred. II is believed large blood vcs-
scl was cut by The bullet. md that lc
bled 10 death. He died within half nu
hour after receiving The wound.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-28
lFroE. Saturdays Daily
HALAAGCNDI.

Regular meeting of Odd Fellows to-
night.
The Fitz-John Porter bill passed the
House Of Representatives Thursday, Ly
u vote Of III to III.
W. A. Shepherd will take down to
Stockton. CAL, from here this evening.
II carIoad-2O head-of horses.
County Clerk Dawley aud County
Surveyor Thompson started last eve
ming On u two days trip 10 Euby VAL
ley.
The State Board Of Agriculture have
our thanks Tor a copy of the report Of
the proceedings Of tie frst annual fair
ut Reno last October.
Chas. Croker has donated SO. 900 to
the Boys and Girls Aid Society, for the
construction Of Ii building ON the SILL
" lot donated by Senator Fair.
The Trnus-Coniineutal EailEay Asso.
ciatloI has just gone 10 pieces, ;Lr Ier-
r~eseutauNcs Ot the respective roads be-
my unable to agree upon term, pro-
posed by the coIuIuittee appointed to
prepare them.
John II. Cough. who was stricken
with paralysis Hh.ie Iectu ing IN Puila.
dvIphiu Monday night, Iemuinyd uu.
conscious most OF the time until Thur
day evening, when lac LTeaiLed his iusi
ia the presence VI his SIle aud some
other relatives.
Salt Lake Tribune: Some New York
snI"rty gi'cs ont that Messrs. Mtrkay
and FAIR have recouc!l"d their differ
cnces. lie II badly mis,akcm. Tucre
ale ?E.:.c!p tnut may he healed, but
not this one. II involves on one side ut
least, "A wound which can only come
when a high spirited man, more proud
OF his good name than hi, life, fcIs that
his honor has been attacked IN a way
which can not be resented without in.
volving others who are in no position
to defend themselves. We do not think
thai quarrel will he patched up in this
word, aud # beyond the grave the dis
embodied jewellers know Of what hap
pcwcd them on earth. that one quarrel
will last ten million 81 years IN the
chuncrTy COATS Of eternity.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-28

Edward Reilly arrived by this morn
ing's train from New York. He will go
out to Bullion within IA iew days to look
after his mining interests In that dis
trict. Mr. Reilly says that in New York
city the pressure ngninst silver Is so
great that it is impossible to obtain Il
silver dollar. the bankers setting Nj the
false theory that no one will take them,
aud rs n consequence silver cola cannot
DO nsod, and, therefore. is not kept by
the banks.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-28

A Savannah, Ga, dispatch Of the
Goth says: The dead bodies Of two I'M
known negro boys, eight and ten years
OF ngc, were found tied to n snpling /
the woods six miles from this city thi~h
morning. They have been gagged, tLci
mouths having been mmmcd full of
clay and leaves. Their arms and legs
wire tied together and fastened to the
snr!iug 10y n rope around their nccks.
There were no marks Of violence on
their bodies. They ARE thought to he
brothers. John Graham. a crazy negro
living near the spot is supposed to bc
the murderer. lie IL insane oh religion
nnd il Is believed he Killed chem ns sac
rifccs. lie was captured this evening,
and neither denies nor admits his guilt.
lie is irresponsible.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-28
From Fridays Daily.
UNDI.

State Treasurer Tufly has our thanks
for a copy Of his annual report.
v. IL. Pease arrived here from the
East by the train this morning.
The Elko water works are now SUP
posed to lie in full blast, as the water
was earned on to-day.
Senator Miller's physicians now hold
out to his family the belief that the
Senator will recover.
Morgan Hill, Of the firm Of Murphy
& Hill, who came down from Ha!Ieck
yesterday, returned westward tLis morn
ing.
A blue-eyed girl baby Was found in a
Chinese lodging house in San Francisco
Ga Wednesday. The child vas taken
by the whites.
II is estimated that Ave thousand per-
sons have becen thrown temporarily out
of employment by the freshet ut Low
ell, Massachusetts.
Third class cnisrnnt tickets from
ElkO 10 Omaha can nov be bought for
SIS. II You wish 10 visit 'Mizzoora"
is your chsuce
Mr.. Il. n. Dorsey aud his daughter.
Mrs. Carrie Coggsu-l. departed for Cal
ifornis this morning. Their visit will
extend about three weeks.
Miss Ida Gale Of Clover Valley, is
o attending school at this place.
The young lady came dowr from -
valley the 6rst VI the week.
The silver in the Hand dollar il to-
day worth 1910 cents.--The New York
Herald Of the 10th instant. The paper
iu the 50 national bank note of to-dny
a. WoGtk D.
The i~anetious Grass Valley Tidinss,
as its contribution to the anti Chinese
movement. throws out the suggestion
that washing and ironing should be
N~HS-% ga ~ l'ubAlC SSloCiS.
Tbe new compilation Of The general
laws Of Nevada are now being bound.
and will SOC be ready !or distribution
nnd sale. When issued they may lie
obiNinel from Secretary OF State John
ii. Dormer, for $40.
The California Title Insurance AMI
Jrai Company has incorporated Sith u
capital stock fixed at $3.50, 900. divided
into $500 shares. Thr company pro-
pose to do business, which shall include
every feature Of real estate tnansaCtIons
Representative Morrow is working to
Secure n ruling in the Treasury Depart
neut that will prevent the coming Of
Chinese TO this country in transit
Last year HOOD Chinese came T. this
country in transit, and they we're lost
sight Of Rs soon as they arrived i'll tue
country. This attempted invasion Of
law, Mr.. Morrow hopes TO put 10 aG
end.
~ ~ ahNhAhNN W -. ~ btNliltt Al
torney Dickson, the trial OF George @.
CAnnon Mas postponed in the Federal
Court II, Salt Lake until March 18th.
Dickson stated that Cannou's condition
was such that he would not IL ready for
trial before that tm-. Five polgamists
however, on Wednesday. were awarded
Gil months aud $500 fne, as usual.
CaTnon's bonds were fixed at S25. 900.
Times. Kevies: Deputy Sheriff Hank
Ward yesterday received q dispatch
from Sheriff AtwelI. directing him 10 re-
lease everything involved ia the late
mining suit. except the ore in the re-
TlcvIu suit which is stored ia a building
on Main Street. In accordance with in.
structions Nr. Ward turned over the
property - the Nevada Co. which is
now in possession Of The disputed
ground.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-28
IN THE JUSTICES COURT
or Wells Touurhip. ~ The County OF Eiso.
State OF Nevada.

or Wells Tounrhip. AZ the County OF Eiko.
State OF Nevada.
John A.. WillIuns Plaintiff
rs. SUMMONS
r. G. wash. Defendant
The state II Nevada sends Greeting. ,o
| Il u. Walsh Defendant.
You ere hereby Summoned 10 aprear before
me 81 my om'e In Wells township. IN the coun.
y Of Eltn. O. tho
Etairri pT % NNpcu, isss,
Atiio O'Clock a w.. " Al action brought .gair.t
yor hy $50 plaintiff TO Hnswcr the complain
~ ia" SHOW" nsIucd pihlnuT. said action IL
brought 10 recover Of you Tho rum Of two hnu.
DEED End nry.slS g.yI doiisrs. balance due
iof Labor Performed by ssid plaintiff for lie
f"n9ali ~ Defendants instance snd request.
You ~" hereby uol'hcd that II you fat to 80
-np"7r sal -rsvor GAIA compiEint ne shove 70.
ur'rti. fail rl'inttE u!il ,ahe Judgment
-EttuBt sou 'rr ihe Ssid Einonnt together with
r.Ssn' .lis suit.
iv mo shss.d vr any Constable ~ said Coun.
~. Greeting: Make legal service aud due 70.
turn thereof.
Given under my hand this 2eti, asy OF
December 1855. Wv. CoSorn,
Justice of tho psscs
for said Touo.hip.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-28
7 ARRrvAu
Drror HorrL-cLAr1 & Gnxrx. P.O-
RRIEroRs.

crror HorEL-CLArK & GRKxN, Pno-
r~RIEroRs-
@. J. Corey, Ogden; L. d. Fullmer.
G. j. Bosko, San Francisco; Edward
Reilly, New York.
Chas. Adams, Mound; Miit Polk,
Halleck; J. W. Page, Bullion; c. J. CO.
rey, Ogden.
Eugene Thompson. RUBY; J. l..
Wines. Eureka; J.. L. Cong.r, J.,
l.. Honeyman, Wells; V. Ii. Pease,
San Francisco.
A. L. st%earns, Ruby; j. W. Powell
Paradise; W. A. Shepherd. ]. II. shep-
herd, A. Robinson. Coral Hill; A.
Sehlesinger. San Francisco; j. j. WISE
man. W. o. Wore. South Fork; Tie
Robinson. Humboldt.
V. II. P'ase, Carson: II. Thomson,
Frank Dakin, LamoiIle.
Z. l.. Hopson. Humboldt; n. Polk,
halleeki A. Sehlessinger, San Fran
cisco.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-28

The Republican Senators are still
bent on forcing the President to reliu-
quish n Of his prinoipnl p~rcrogntives
by Withholding its approval Of his APP
p"iutmcmts to Office. \ cuucu Of Re-
puhl.cdns was held Thursday, at which
1t WIS resolved that the Senate had the
Constitutional right to search all the
archives OF the Government aud issue
subpurnas dHceS t,cUE upon members Of
the c 'bimct to produce all papers. con-
ndcutlal OF otherwise; bu; ut the same
time determined that such n course was
iucNpcdicnt. 1t was held To be better
to let the inquiries rest for the present,
Is they were, On the ground that the
Senate, having expressed it's desire to
know the information upon which the
President has acted, and having given
him IL fair opportunity tn show that he
has carried out his pretcnsiuns, 10y re-
fu>ing to disclose the nature Of the char
gci upou which oniyiuls have Lecn re-
moved, hG has contested an unwilling
ness to justify his acts. The Senators
agreed that they could afford 10 let the
case res; there.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-28

Private aGyiccs state that the Nnyi-
gator, Il ncwly-built schooner from San
Francisco las; June for a trading voyage
among the Samoan Islands, when
bound frnm Apin to Forlui!ln, was
struck by n heavy sea on January 9th.
c"Psized and became a total loss. Her
ere" and seven passengers left Tie
wrecked vessel and arrived ut hpia two
days later. The Navigator was worth
$40, 900.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-28
A card.

Tong Yong, having purchased tho 10.
tercst Of Quong How in the Provision
and Grocery Store Of wah Lung & Co.,
desires TO inform the public that he will
settle nll bills against Quong How TINT
are presented on or before February
II, 1896. 2.l2iw.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-28
IN THE JUSTICES COURT
or huntington Township, of the County o. Elko
State Of SrvsuA.
Joht. Rn0rk. Plaintiff
T. l.. Gubb, Defendant

An order TO- publication "a tho above c.uso
hning breD prin,eI III ,Lcn Mdayi. Of tho Con
stab eth" h.!cudau; IL a NONRESIDENT ana
'hr 1&.:ayito Of the Plaintiff ihat a good cause q
a'i'.I rs.sis against Defendant, tie same ia
"Ede 1" he published for the time Of six
weeks 10 tho ELEo INDEPENDENT. q news
P'H"". published Ia the town Of Elko, State Of
NrEs'a.
b. State ~ Hcvs'N Send: Greetings 10
= r. J. Grrbb Dcfe dsnt.
You ~" io.,hy Summoned 10 nprSsr hefo-s
me at ny Office in Huntington township I'm
the county o. EIto, on The
Twxvry.sSvESTH rAr or
\ d. 1873, at l O'Clock p. IT,, IN An action
h7oufht zIains' you hy stid plaintiff 10 answer
tH' complaint o.! the above named plaintiff,
Sad action = hrough; to rccuye. the sum Of
tw' hundred AVID twcnty.Gvr doiar. ;sp.s Ard
: t"rcst on one ruaircd and Ave dollars at tho
1a.c "i two per cent. pc month tom date OF
note until paii. she bsiqncr on IN open ae-
count 70 The .umo toUe hundred and twenty
I"lArs lSl2y aud costs uf suit. ~ more fully
81 forth IN the complaint nied In my onics
t. tn dsv o. January. l.s'. ar judgment will
'~ i'a"I 1E' nj you lv- The EsiL nmOunt 10.
o." rre win Cysls Of this suit Il GU fail to sp-
per tGd answer.
II ~" Sheriff or any Constable Of sat-
County, Grc',ing: Make legal service aud
drc rcirrn thereof.
Given unIsr my hand this day. the 9TH
Of Jsnusry. A. ID. 1885.
=. HurSoS,
4 Justice Of Peace Of said township.
Liz. G,y.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-28

Elkn is now without n minister Of any
denomination, and there Gems 10 be no
occasion for one, as our citizens all
seem to hc enjoying very good health,
and peace reigns within orr borders.
The last two experiments ia that direc-
ton proved. in each ease, 10 be rather
an expensive luxury.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-28

Commissioner SPARKS has recently
ruled that the statute authorizing Coun-
ty Clerks to take proof Of presumption
and final amdiyitS does not include dep
uty clerks. IL is supposed that this de-
cision will cause Il large number Of
claims to be rejected.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-28
NOTICE. FC1 PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE. EuEEKA, NEv. ,

LAND OFFICE. EUREKA, new
Dec. 81. lSSS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the fol-
lowing named settler has 6led notice Of
bis intention to mike EnAl proof in support Of
Hi~ claim and that said proof will be made be.
Tore the District Judge Of EIko County 1T Exc
Nevada. on SATURDAY, MARCH SIXTH,
1856 VIZ; Homeste'd Arp ication No. 40,
Edwin od"!I, for the s f. \ Of Section Ia.
To"n'hip 30 Mort, Range SO. East, N ID. ".
He names the following witnesses to provo
h- continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of sAIl land, viz:
GeorG' E'more, Of Rlko, Elko COUNTY New,
II. J. Keith. Of =. - :.
II. ". Dorsey. of " " ~ "a
Judson DAkin, Of Lamoi!!e Valley S.x
F. II. H~rSeKLEr, Register
l-25. I'd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-28

Austin Kecly had an alteration with
his moihcr-inlNw, Mrs. Ricc. ut Clnrks-
willie. and in his ondcavor 10 avoid in
jury from the blows Of a hammer with
which she attacked him. he chokcd her
to death. Kecly gave himself up and
will be examined for murder.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-28

Carson Tribune During the past
five days, applications a%ggrcgating a.
100 acres were flied in the State Land
Onlcc. All these lands were applied for
nj the rate Of ~ % per acre. since the
recent reduction in price 10y the Board
Of Regents, ION 18th iust.) During tho
preceding week. from the sth to the
18th inst, only 10 acres were applied
for at the same rate.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-28
The Overland Monthly. Advance Eotes
for March.


The March issue of the Overland
Monthly will be published February
2Gth, and contains several very import
II papers about the Chinese on tie
Pacific Coast. Mr.. W. ". Stone will
write upon "rho Knights OF Labor on
the Chinese Question" Mr.. George
Dudley Lawson will discuss The Tt
coma Method" There will also be let
tcrs answering Mr.. Shcldun's ana Mr..
llrttcll's articles in the February num-
bcr-Umc from Mrs. James 4. phelau,
another from Judge james Mcguire.
Still another contribution OH the Chin.
csc problem, will bc Ms. Dorucy's,
"a Prophecy Partly FuIf!lcd"-un nc
count Of the Los Angeles Anti-Chincso
Riot OF 1871. Besides the ihirl in.
stallment Of Helen J rkc's brilliant san
Francisco serial. there will be n story.
"Comrndcs Only" by Emily Tracy Y.
SWEET; and can Heritage Of Crime" by
Capt. +. X. Uphnm. A we'll known
Army officer will write Of Explorations
on the Upper Columbia" The "Lost
journal OF n Pioneer will Ice conciud-
ed: aud william Eye. writes of "a
Winter Among the Pintcs." A scicn.
iifc and descriptive article, which will
attract much attention, To- from Profess
sor Bradley, Of the State University. en-.
titled. observations on the Zig Trees"
Poems from Ina ID. Coolbri'h. md 9th.
ors, Timely Discussions, Reviews, Edit
orinls, etc. The Overland Monthly, 100
Suffer Street, San Francisco.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-28

Since the University Regents rescind-
ed the order raising the price of. lands,
and restoring the old rate Of 81 % per
acre, applications are coming in at a
rapid rate. Dnri & the week preceding
the reduction. 40 ncrca were applied
for, bat the applications for the week
succeeding the reduction aggregated
%, 100 acres.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-28

By tho collapse Of an exhibition build
ing in course Of construction nj Liver.
pool "Wednesday. n Dumbcr Of workmeD
were killed. Eighteen were recovered
from the wreck having broken limbs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-28
1From Wednesday. Daily.J
1ALMAGUNDI.

Departed by stage for Tuscarora this
morning: II. Il. Hale, 2. n. Guldag.r.
Steam Laundry Companies have
been formed by the whites in Carson
and in Reno.
One Thousand gallons OF the best pure
apple cider just received from the East
at the Gem.
1t is stated that Morley Chief Secre-
tary for Ireland, has 80 Instructed the
police aud military authorities as TO rem.
der it virtually impossible to effect evic-
tons.
Hook Mason. who passed through
here ON his way to Urcgon Monday
night, will return here by the 18th of
next month III order to attend the meet
lug of stockmen to be held ia this place
on the following day.
George Elmore, vino came in from
Lamoille this evening, says that the
dance at the N-roads Monday night Was
we'll attended, and WAS II splendId affair,
rejecting credit on the proprietor, AIR.
Stone, as II caterer.
A shooting match between the Calf
ornia Schuetzen Club team and the
Carson, (Neyada) Club team took place
Sunday, the California Club shooting
ON tl.ir AI,,,nla .,, a..
team on their Carson range. 1t was
won by the California team, with q score
of l,1UJ against, 1862, d majority OF 81.
Col. John Richards. senior member
OF the old dry goods house of Richards.
WInslow a Shaw, of Chicago. which ut
one time Transacted a business of niue
million Ia year., but was bankrupted IN
the Chicago lire, died suddenly a. Ala
mosa, Colorado. Tuesday. At the
time of his death he was travelling for u
Kansas City dr. goods house.
Salt Lake City was the scence Of con-
siderable excitement Monday evening
when 1t Was lyauncd that L. 5. Attorney
Dickson had just been assaulted hy the
sons Of Geo. q Cannon, assisted by "A
son of Angus cannon and a man named
Hughes. Mr.. Dickson who was coming
from the dining room Of the Continrn-
tai hotel, accompanied by his wife and
daughter, WAS asked to step outside, AS
IA gentleman wished to see him. As
Dickson reached the sidewalk Hughes
struck him two blows i'll the face. The
noise of the scuiiIe brought II crowd and
Hugh Cannon and Hughes ran "ff. The
two Cannon Sere soo after ARRESTED,
Frank remarSing as lac was b ing taken
away. GOD damn him, I'll kill him
yet" meaning Dickson. 1t is claimed
he the friends Of the yonug men that
they were drunk aud not responsible for
their acts, but this is denied by those
present about the time OF the assault.