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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-14

A Paris dispatch OF the 9th says:
The supposed murderer OF Horrame,
the PTef,ct Of the Department Of Eurr,
who was killed in n railway carriage
compurtmeT: while returning to Eyreux
from Paris, with $4,000 in his pocket,
ON January ii has been arrested. When
the train started from Paris the man
asked the guard il Borrame was aboard
and when answered in the affirmative
Lc purchased IA ticket and went on he
same train. A man answering this per-
sons description left the train at Man
tcs-sur.Scine before the murder was
discovered. The person taken into GUS
tody has been identified by the EN-
pIoyrcs on the railway "s the man who
ulightcd ut Nantes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-14
From Fridays Daily.
UNDL.

Hotel accommodations are in demand
at the County Seat.
State Senator Powell favored the H.
DEPENDENT with q friendly call to-day.
Five passengers left by this mornings
stage for Tuscnrora one Of whom was
Commissioner Mart Smith.
The Eevada--May Queen suit still
pursues the even tenor OF its way with
no prospect Of u speedy termination.
The memory Of the oldest ~iuhabitant
runneth not back To the time when New
ada enjoyed such beautiful weather in
January.
There is n ramor that Elko county
will lose another school mann by mar
riage la the near future. Not knowing,
We can't say.
o. II. Ballinger, who has been seri.
ously i'll for some time, has 10 far re.
covered as to make his appearance on
the streets again.
County School superintendent Gro
yer leaves by this evenings train ror
Rub Valley. to look after the School in
t.rests in that locality.
G. g. Warner Il Co. forwarded ~yester-
day by PHulson's fast freight teams, D.
900 pounds general merchandise CON
signed u suudry Tuscarora merchants.
Celestial New Year is at hand, as ev.
idenced by the flying Of triangular hags,
the incesssnt rattle Of fire crackers aud
the unearthly music Of divers MoDgol-
ian Instruments.
In the Nay Queen suit the defense
flushed their examination OF witnesses
at $50 this afternoon. and Court took q
recess until Z o'clock this evening,
when the plaintiffs will the
Introduction OF evidence in rebuttal.
Prof. Oryis Ring, Principal Of the Re
no High School, who WAS recently elect
ell Principal Of the State University,
has declined the position, and the Re
gents will be under the necessity Of Sc
Letting someone else for the position.
The HRrper's Biographies. which nre
to surcrcede those now used Ia the public
schools, ~er. To he rendy for delivery on
the Ia instant, but as yet. nothing is
known definitely when they Will appear.
Ia the meantime the school will use the
old books.
The Salt Lake Tribune says: There
Is no marriage law Ia Utah Territory
except the Celestial Law, and the courts
have ruled that the mere agreement be-
tween man aud woman to take each
other AS man and wife il sufficient ~
Constitute a valid marriage.
This delightful weather reminds us Of
the days when with a th~ree.fourth inch
nugcr and nu armlond OF Aldcrs we has
tened to the. forest aud drew saccharinc
nluh from the stately Sugar Maple,
which liquid was reduced by boiling to
genuine maple sugar. Yum. yum.
Tie payment Of bountics on coyote
~Ecnlis is becoming = matter Of consider
able expense to the county, and many
tar payers are OF the opinion that the
destruction Of jack rabbits aud squirrels
would Ice Of moro advantage to the gem
crHl public than the determination Of
thn lean u hungry brutes.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-14
Indian Agent Gibson Disappointed

Indian agent Gibson recently applied
to the Interior Department for the mp.
pointmcnt Of aclerk TO keep his accounts
at the Pyramid Lake Reservation, ex.
pcctiogithat hisb rother-in.law. W. lily.
Donne, who has filed the position for
sorne time, would receive the appoint
ment. Last week Mr.. Gibson was mo-
tilted Tint n Democrat from Tennessee
had been appointed to the clerkship.
and Is now in route to tho reservati on.
Virginia Chronicle.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-14
National Encampmsnt O. A. R.

Commnndcr.in.C Chief Bnrdcite. OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic, tel.
cgrnphed Tuesday evening TO Com.
mander Il. II. warfcld, nj San Fran
cisco, that the Natiunal EncAmpmcut
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic will
lie held Ia San FraneiSco on Tuesday,
Augn.t ., 1886.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-14

United States Marihal Ireland al Salt
Lake City has offered through the press n
reward Of $500 for information that will
lead to the arrest Of George q. Camerou
against whom an indictment is pending
in The Third Di ,trict Court.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-14

A mining company with n capital Of
$1,000, 0oO, has been Incorporated at
Helena, Montana. II will control tbir.
ty-sovcn gold and silver lodes at Red
Mountain. Some OF the principal mon
led men Of Helena, ST. Paul aud
Minneapolis arc among the incorpora.
tors,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-14

The Japanese Government states that
under provision Of n treaty with China
IL is not entitled to eItradite the China
man who murdered J. q. Wickcrslnm
Hnd wife Of Sunoma Co., Cal. q short
time pgo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-14

Miss +. 4. Graut wishes 10 Inform
the public that she is Is no way con
n"cted with tic Convent at Reno or any
other place. and shs wants il Thoroughly
understood that the report that has
been circulated aLont the URiycrsity
binding is entirely false. She has no
intention Of making Convent Of il ut
all.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-14

Quit n heavy shower Of rnin fell last
less pleasant than that experienced here
Inst week. a raw wind reminds one of
the month Of March.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-14

The French Chamber Of Deputies, by
n vote Of 3i7 to llG. has rejected tho
proposition Of tho Radicals to extend
amnesty to political offenders.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-14

Joseph Hill has been appointed Post.
master at Lovelock, aud Charles Bow
ling has been appointed Postmaster at
Fort McDermii.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-14

Prince Bismark has ordered the hani-
ing down OF the German flag on the Is
land Of Tho Caroline group raised by
the Germans previous 10 tue decision
Of the Pope.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-14
Iron Tcs.d.y's DAily.l
sALMAGUADI.

Den. Reinhart is expected home from
Eureka tonight.
Read over carefully the "ad'' Of the
X. Of s. BIS. Of CArlin in another col
uInn.
Sam Oils came down from Eureka
yesterday. nnd is in town to- day. Sam.
is AS handsome as ever.
Everybody is preparing to attend the
grand ball to be given by the Knights OF
Pythins on the 22nd instant.
G. A. Bragg of Reno. and T. d.
Parkinson OF Humboldt, who were in
town on business yesterday, went West
by the train this morning.
The case Of James G.. Rule against
Senator J. p. Jones for S97. 900. will be
tried in Court at San Francisco during
tie first part Of the coming week.
Cattlemen are complaing of the very
low price Of be,f in San Francisco, and
the beef shipments from this part Of the
country are very light at present.
One day last week Il party Of drunken
cowboys invaded Cherry Creek, firing
their pistols in the street, and otherwise
terrUrized the people Of that quiet town.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. T. Smith and
daughter departed for San Francisco
Sunday. They will remain " est Of the
mountains until some time next month.
provides that in case of loss OF the or
iSinal vouchers required by law for. the
settlement OF claims by the States AMI
Territories nImcl. the Sc, rotIry Of
War may accept CO pies thereof proper
ly certified by the State and Territory
officials.
As a freight train pulled ont Of Will
COZ, Arizona, II day, last week, a
bootblnck nged about II years attempt.
ed to jump Il bnke-benIn, Lu. missing
his aim, fell on the track aud was in-
stantly killed. The legs and arms were
severed from the body, and the remains
strevn along the track. A letter dated
at St. Louis addressed to John OF eefe,
supposed to he from the boys mother,
was found in his pocket.
II is reported from Washington that
the President has determined to stand
by the Acknowledgement in the Tel.
cphouc matter, AMI Gnrlani's withdraw.
al from tie Cabinet will depend entirely
upon his own wishes. The editor of Il
New York paper which has been the
constant advocate of the Ad~nIinistm-
ton, but has attacked this Telephone
scandal vigorously, called upon the
President, and Cleveland argued nj
length with him in behalf Of Garland.
lie 10 reported AS saying that while not
convinced by Cleveland's argument, his
defense Of the Attorney General is the
best that has yet been made.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-14

Acting Governor Laughton has "A.
pointed John II. Bradley, Of Elko. J. A.
Blossom. Of Lander. aud II. II. Rice, Of
Lincoln, Directors OF the State Agricul.
turnl Society.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-14

The Senate has passed the bill crcnt-
ing the State Of Dakota out Of the south.
crn half Of the Territory Nad making tho
northern half tho Territory Of Lincoln.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-14

Hank Knerr has been appointed Dep.
uty Sheriff Tor Taylor White Pine Coun.
ty.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-14
%WAsHIEsIuE's BIRTHDAY,
Monday. Feb. %. 1886.

Upon which occasion HIS ROYAL
RICHNESS, King Solonan will max.
his appearance, surrounded by HIS
COURT, and escorted by a Guard Of
Homo of Knights Of Sage Brush Who
will Parade before him to the ~inspirit-
ing music Of Prof. Riegelhuth.s Quad
rille Band Of Eureka. Nevada.
Committee OF Arrangements.
A. n. Pfad. W. n. An, I'm
- SernaTi- K q. hAny.rd.
Invitation Committee.
cAriin Lodge, No Sol. h Of 8. ..
Reception Committee.
J. A. Palmer, n 4. Coat.
=: n. Taylor, II. .. HUlIr.oE,
"m' E1hon, Z. G. Anhsrson.
FLOOR DIRECroR-H. c. Davis.
Floor Managers.
}. II. Mcclure. p. T. BsusuS.
Musical Director and Prompler.
Professor Frank RiSge.huth.
Grand Sentinel.
Captain J. c. Doughty.
First appearance Of King Soloman
and Parade OF Knights
at $50 O'Clock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-14

Frosh ~transplnnted California oysters
sesived daily daily at the Cen.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-14
GRAND MARCH At 9 O'CLOCK.

Masks Will be removed at IL O'Clock
unless sooner requested
by a majority.
CYNo person will be allowed
upon the floor uumasked until
masks are removed.
Parties desiring Costumes can procure
them by applying to Mns. L. &.
Manyard, who will have IA fine lot
on hand for the occasion.
"a FINE SUPPER.
WIN he served by Mrs Pierce At the
CARLIN HOTEL
TICKETS (of Admission) $500
A cordial Invitation Is extended to all
To come and attend our Annual Dali
And with US enjoy Heart and Hand,
The exquisite music OF Riegslhuth's band.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-14

First appearance of King Soloman
and Parade OF Knights
at 80 o'clock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-14

Hotel accommodations are in demand
at the County Seat.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-16
RniIroad Notes.

The up train yesterday was on time
for wonder.
Mr.. J. B. Quigley, of the g., b. & O.,
is at home again.
Mr.. E. G.. Rail, of the NJ. p. Railway,
has gone up to Fan Francisco.
Hon. l.. p. Dayton, ex-mayor of Buff
falo is at the Depot Hotel.
Mr. H. c. Sargent a prominent railway
man from Chicago is at the Depot Hotel.
Rates of freight and fare were re-
ported unchanged at the Offices yester-
day.i
MIR. w II. Snedaker, of the d. h R..
G. R'y, has takeh possession of his new
efiice.
Mr.. C. w. Mead, president of the L..
A, & s. M. R'y. returned Sunday from
Chicago.
Mr.. T. G. Gushee and Mr.. T. III. Bliss
railway men from Providence, r. l., are
at the Depot Hotel.
The up train was late about an hour
Sunday. The down train did not get
here until evening, owing to broken
rail near Ravena.
The down train yesterday arrived at
$3.50, two hours late. She had two
sleepers. two first.class carriages and
two emigrant cars.
A Walters & Mathes excursion goes
out TO. day by the c. S., A. h 2. and A.,
T. Il S. +. route. There are sixty in the
party, occupying two cars.
The G. B. & Q. car which has been
here for some time past, will go East
next Thursday with Mr.. L. M. Mar
quelte, attorney of that road.
Look out for dull times in transporta-
tion circles Just as soon as the rates are
put up again. There will be little travel
and very little freight moving.
The C. S. passenger train due here at
0 last night, did not arrive until early
this morning. There is Warner
Bros. & Crosby excursion due by her.
About one hundred men are at work
making new switches, grading, etc, at
the California Southern dtpot. One
switch extends 1900 feet from the depot.
The west bound train yesterday was
ON time. She carried three sleepers and
seven passenger coaches, three Of the
Violet excursion. She had on fourteen
cars.
To-day, John S. Craig, former yard
master of the S, p at this point but who
for some time has been running baggage,
will take his former position in the
yard.
There is at the new depot Central
Vermont car carrying Ex-Governor John
Gregory Smith, of Vermont, and at pres
ent President OF the road. He will
spend a week in the city.
Charles Vogelsang, passenger engi :
neer on the S. P. returned yesterday
from visit to his old home, : an Fran
cisco. His absence only served to in
crease his love for Los Angeles.
The trains going up the mountains
make better time than those on the down
grades. Going up twenty miles can be
made easily unless the train is too heavy
for the engine. 1t is hard to do this
coming down. Going up the sngine is
working" and clings to the rails, but
coming down with the steam shut OIL
and the weight of the train all pressing 9
aftor it, the wheels are very liable to
lump the track.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-16
rne Chnrus Gnncert.

Tonight at the Union Tabernacle the
largest chorus ever gathered in Southern
California will give a grand concert for
the benefit of the Y. M. c. A. There
will be nearly 500 voices, with orchestra
accompaniment. Our best local talent
have generously given their services and
there seems to be q unanimous effort to
help 80 worthy an object.
A special train will be run from Pasa-
dena to enable parties from there to
attend. The demand for tickets has
been universal. Already nearly 1000
tickets for reserved seats have been sold,
and those desiring seating room should
secure their tickets before night, at MIR.
Merrill's book store, First street, in the
Nadeau Block. Besides musical
entertainment Of merit, which
has taken much time and labor
to prepare the object for which the con.
cert is given appeals to the generosity OF
every citizen and stranger in our city to
give their personal influence in attend
unte anu leu LHe u W. VI hooNShhtiVh
feel that they have the hearty support
and sympathy of every individual. The
noble work done by this association in
assistance to the late flood sufferers
should now receive generous recogni-
tion. Let our city turn out Zen masse"
and crowd the tabernacle to its utmost
capacity. The price of admission is 80
cents, about one.half the price charged
by travelling troupes having only their
own personal interests to serve
and leaving us but little in return.
The concert is advertised to commence
at 7:45. The doors will be open at Z
o'clock. At last nights rehearsal the
announcement was made that perman-
ent choral organization had been formed
by those who compose the present
chorus, and their first meeting to elect
officers and enter upon the musical year
will be held at the Y. NJ. G. A. Hall,
Nadeau Block, next Tuesday, March %.
All interested in an effort of this kind
are invited to be present at that meeting
and become charter members.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-16
Personal Mention.

Assessor Bilderrain arrived from Sac
ramento yesterday.
Mr.. W. 4. Barnett is up the country
on a little business trip.
Mr.. C. C. Lpps came home by the
west bound train Sunday.
w. G. Kerckhoif came home yester'
day by the northern train.
Mr.. George f. Marshall, of Chicago
is spending week in the city.
Governor George Stoneman went W
to the city on the train Sunday.
The Hanlon Fantasma troupe arrived
by the northern train yesterday.
Mr.. L. j Rose went up to San Fran
cisco last Sunday on short trip.
Mr.. T. b. Hayes, U. S. Deputy Mar
shal, went up to San Francisco yester'
day.
Hon. j. Marion Brooks, of Ventura,
is in the city and registered at the st
Elmo.
Mr.. C. II. Mansfield, of San Pedro
returned home ON Sunday from the
north.
Miss Fuller will sing the solo in In
flammatus at the great chorus concert
tonight.
MIR. f. II. Wiswell goes up to San
Francisco to-day and will return about
next Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Pridham, agent for W., +,
& Co.'S Express in this city, returned
from the city Sunday.
Mr.. A Brigden went up yesterday tc
attend the Viticultural Convention about
to meet in San Francisco.
Major Geo. E, Gard, Sheriff of this
county, returned home yesterday, after
an absence of about a week.
Mr.. Edwin Warner, the popular treas
urer of the Hanlon Fantasma Combina
nation is capturing the town with his
pleasant ways.
Mr.. II. Y. Osborne, of the Express,
went up to San Francisco yesterday by
train. He will return next Monday by
the Santa Rosa.
Mr.. d. NJ. True, the popular agen
here of the Pennsylvania R'y has just
received the sad intelligence of the sud.
den death of his mother.
Mr.. Locke Richardson, the eminent
reader, went up to San Francisco yester
day, where he has engagements to read
in several OF the churches.
Mr.. r. w. Pridham has gone to Sar
Francisco for rest of a week. He is
delegate from the lodges of the A. o. u
w. and of the X. of II. in this city.
Ferdinand Nicholson will take I'D
vantage of the low rates of transcon
tinental fare to go to Denmark to visi
his aged mother at Siege, one of tn
ancient cities of the land of Hamlet
He will probably cross the Atlantic 1
the same steamer with Jerry Hitch. Hi
friends wish him pleasant trip an
summer in the land Of his birth.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-16
m. S,ere,,s Creditors.

A paper was filed in the Superior Court
yesterday giving the creditors of H.
Siegel as follows; j. I. Fleming, Sl2,
053.94; T. j. Pfeister & Co., S34.5S;
Bower Bros. h Co., S42.3s; Feigenbaum
& Co., S92.2l; NJ. Levi & Co., Sl65. so;
Schwitzer, Sacks h Co., S33,0l; Kline 4
Co., 1926. So; Kroker 4 Israel, 50; Cali
fornia Hosiery Co., $20l.20; Pacific
Straw Co., $3.50; Levi, Strauss 4 Co.,
SlSS.S IS; Hoffman & Co., Sl7073; Fried
lander & Cook, S43Sl 81; D. Z. Ham
mond 4 Co, s24l3 Freeman Bros,
1868. 80; Ichi Ban, Sl2l. Is; A. III. Look
tounie, $50 90; Hart Bros, SIG, Mast II
Greonzberg, 1925 %; Fechenner q
Steele, Sl52.6O; +. Burwin 4 Bro, S32;
NJ. Heller n Sons, SS6.S4; j. f. Shone,
Sl2l6.64; IL. NJ. EIannaman, S97; l.
Harrison 4 Co., S293; Stern, Calm Il
Loeb, $276.47; II. NJ. Silverman & Co.,
S633; Earl 4 Wilson, S29l.
The creditors chose Mr.. Levi Newton
Breed as assignee, who gave a bond for
$4,000,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-16
The HanIons in Fsnsasma at the

"standing room only" was the order
Of things on First night" at the Grand
Opera House last night when the Han.
Ions appeared in "Fantasma, or Funny
Frolics in Fairyland." The whole play
/. unlike anything before seen OF
thought Of unless one can imagine a
midsummer Nights Dream" In prose
and then the whole business run plumb
mad. IL is spectacular pantomime and
utterly incapable Of description. II
must be seen to be appreciated, and
about all the critic can say is that 1t is
thoroughly worth seeing and can not
be seen and not appreciated highly,
The company consists OF some nifty
artists, with two full carloads
Of stage property. The mechanism Ia
simply wonderful and so perfect In every
detail that although 1t did not reach
here until O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
yet IN such an Incredible short space OF
time as four hours IL was all in place
ready for the curtain to rise before one
Of the largest, most elegant and most
critically intelligent auoiences that ever
graced the beautiful playhouse. Below
stairs every seat was full, aud above
stairs the seats were filed and the aisles
packed with those who stood during the
whole play. The test Of the merits Of
the performance will be found
in the hearty applause and the
almost uninterrupted laughter, which
shook house and audienoe-such an
audience as has been seen at the Grand
but on few occasions since 1t was first
opened every moment while the cur.
tain was up. Old playgoers who are up
to all sorts of stage mechanism acknowl-
edged themselves puzzled to account for
many Of the effects produced by the
Hanlons. II is useless to try and specify
Every member of the company is o
finished artist, every turn is a new sur.
PRISE, every transformation is thing OF
beauty. Miss Kate Davis, AS Fantaslna,
the Fairy Queen, develops talent of the
very first order. Little AIMEE, as a
Very Big Dude, is a marvel. The
tableaux showing all the Arc
tic expeditions for century,
Icthyo walking the wall and the pair OF
boots that did the same, the tempters'
tableaux, the carieatures Of several pop
ular songs of the day, the rival lodging
houses, and in fact over hundred won
derful speeialties, demons, beasts, dens,
forests. ETC., etc, present an evenings
amusement the like of which has never
appeared on the boards Of Los Angeles
theater. 1t should be seen by every
person in the city at some time during
the week. Above all the children should
all be taken to zee it at the matinee. 1t
will be worth a whole year of life to the
little ones
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-16
Passengers sailed.


The steamer Santa Rosa sailed north
Sunday with the following passen-
gers:
For San Francisco-Geo Richey, A
Lothian, Mrs N v Whittier, Miss b
Stuart, G A Rapp, c L Winston, H 9
Orthat, A Helliwell, r w Pridham, |
s Goldman, I'll Heath, b Banning, j ID
Lynch, Mrs Ii Roberts and daughter, j
Nj Baldwin and wife, Mrs r Raymond,
Miss L Haram, Miss A l. Smith, Mrs Nj
Dillon, Nj " elch and wife, j w Cobb
and wife, G c Ball and wife, DIR Prodigy
and wife, Mrs E Lavett, Miss Becca
Caro-, Col I s Hall, Ed Tsdford, and
eleven in the steerage.
For Port Harford-C II Morrill,.
For Santa Barbara--L. G. Wright Ii.
A. Haden, Mrs. e. Catch and child,
Mrs. j. G. Hill and daughter, j. N.
Studebecker, wife and daughter, Mrs.
II. A. Haden aud daughter. +. l.. Stet-
son, VIM. ii. Fraley and wife, c. Ii.
Wilson, b, Weston and wife, Mrs h.
NJ. Taggott, Miss Jennie Bowers, Il
Brown, j. S. Briggs and wife, Mrs. ]
w. Lewis, H. Cline, J. w. Curry, G. r.
Strong, w. r. Broome and wife, Miss
l.. freeman, P. Marquet. wife and
daughter, Il. F. Swift, Ed. Morris, Miss
NJ. +. Wills, Geo. o. Yates.