The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-02
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Ju'Se Zane. OF ltah. hA~ urSiuea-
,hat JaSk aud CLAYTON. Terrific ial Audi-
tor aud Treasurer ale not sntiuied to
the Offices aud ouS;ei them from the
Positions.
Central Niles recommends IN Appro-
priauon Of S9Oo.0O for strengthening
the posts aloas the border from Il Paso
to the Colorado River.
Before the Congressional Labor In
v~estigatins Committee yesterday. Pow
driy testified that the Organization
numbered hall = million members. and
MAS intended 70 take IN. lot only the
man who worked q, the bench or mine.
but every man who toiled by baud or
brain III any honest occupation.
VIZ. Mcdowell. manufacturer of ma
chiuery. aud n Law member Of the
knights. said the organiZ stiOn VAS TO
elevate the mrmb<rs by helping them 10
educate themselves, 10y helping them IL
las vast i through bad habits. TO lift
MIN from the condition into which lie
has fallen through such habits, and
make linn thereafter, all employer, in
stead o! al ~emplo!e.
A Harrisburg. Pa. dispatch says:
Developments indicate that ihree of the
banks OF tins city have lost $4,000
Though forged notes presented 10y Miss
Priscilla Il. Mcclure OF tL.s city, Who
has always figured IN he bes; society.
The bill repeating the Broadway Sur
face Railway charter passed the New
York Assembly ,cs;,riay afternoon 10y
a vote of 100 10 80. The bill Low goes
10 the Governor for Signature. The
bill TO wind up the Broadway Surface
Railroad corporation vas passed ~ ,oy.
At the free trade clubs in Bsopklyn
they axe aetns - II ;L,y heard good
news. They sly private Hdv.ces from
Trustworthy sources AZ Washington are
to the effect there Las l<ru a urw dra!
on the Morris, II in.lf b.l! Whereby it,
passage IN the nvuse i Reasonably as
sured.
All Sin. a San Francisco high-binder
attempted to force his way INFO the Chi
nese theatre Tuesday evening, lans a
couple of shots at the policeman who
attempted to restrain him, aud got 4
ballet ia the jaw from the cops Little
gun. The wound Is likely to pruye
fatal.
A circular was issued by the Union
rAc.nc ana Darlington * Missouri River
railways advancing the IaIes go -
Missouri river to san Francisco to the
following hsureS: First c ass unlimited.
$50; First class limited $50. with a
rebate Of SI6.5O; second c,ass limited
$50. with a rebate of Sll; round trip,
good for % days. S5I.
A ritt,burg dispatch says: This
evening the coke syndicate caused TO be
ported throughout the Conceivable Ie.
sious - notice voluntarily advancing tue
wusrs Of miners and coke drawers from
. to lG per cen, after May LIST. The n.
Crease affects all OF the 10, 600 men who
toJk part in the recent successful strike.
Railroad men profess to have infor.
nation ihai {. Z. Huntington and his
syndicate III New York have been 5uy-
ing up tue st OK OF the Cincinnati.
Hamilton & Dayton Railroad for a
northern and northwestern outlet for
tue Chesapeake 4 Ohio, OF which hun
tinSton Is President.
Wm. +. Lownes, elevator engineer at
the Baldwin hotel, San FrnuCiscu, was
found dead aud horribly mangIed, be-
side his engine at daylight Tuesday |
morning. The evidences we're that the |
I'M %Ortunatc man. ia the act Of oIiIng the
mn %shinery, had 10y some means fallen
against tie RAPIDLY revolving hy-wneel
and been wlIirIrd by its arms. Dec-rs
ell was "a native Of Maryland. aged 50
years II leaves n wIir and daughter.
Col. Head. n former well. kno yn resi-.
dent of Ruby Valley, this county. now
u! San FIR tncIsco, returned this morning
from II visit to the East. lie is the
same genial gentleman as Of o d. and
looks scarcely II LAY older than when
doing the agreeable at tie Overland,
ten years ago.
Silver S'nle:-Thomns Bray. Of Star
City, reports the Sheb, mine looking
we'll. aud pr' ducing considerable rich
orc. lis says two car loads Of the ore
was awaiting shipment at Mill CITY
when he left that burg
Attormcy.Grncrnl Davenport decides
that MS the Bible il not included among
the text books prescribed for use
i'll the public schools, tue trustees have
mn undoubtrd right to prohibit il
in the schools. Another legal objection
is that the book is certainly scctarinn.
Silver Sintc:-Joscrh Shoeph has dis.
covered II collaborating ledge IN the
Dun Glen range, about twenty miles
south Of this place. Samples of the
quartz brought 10 town are rich in free.
gold.
Prcsi lent Gaccn. n the Columbus,
Huckinu Valley & rnIeJ, U,u..