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The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04

VOLCANO MArTERs.-By the Ledger we
are told the following facts:
The miners nbout Clinton are reported as
doing well and finding big nuggets.
The ladies of Amador are afflicted with
the calico mania
Mr.. Briggs of Muetown, while chopping
log that had lain on the ground for four
years, cut into an augur hole which con-
taincd lock of somebody 8 black hair Who
it belongs to is u subject for wonder-hunters
to speculate upon,
A miner at Amador kicked bucket and
injured his foot
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04

Too BAD Mrs. Foster was mixing up q
whisky punch in Sacramento the other day,
and while she was doing it, n thing rob
robbed her money drawer of some small
pieces of money. lie ought to have punch
on the head.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04
Sacramento News.
SACRAMENTO, Feb, ID.

SACRAMENTO, Feb, ID.
State Prison Investigating Committee made their
report o-day in the Senate 1t il extremely lengthy
The bill TO repeal the charter of certain parties IN
Tulae county for draining certain swamp lands was
lost.
bill concerning change of venue was made spe-
cal orde- for Thursday
More petitions in reference to negro disqualification
were presented in Assembly. Referred to Judicciary
Committee.
Mr.. Stakes gave notice of bill TO prohibit immi'
grafton OF free negroes and other obnox lous persons
to this State and regulate the conduct OF those in the
State.
Mr.. Lewis of an act for the government and sup
port of the State Prison.
Wr. Wilson n general act to allow administrators to
sell real estate of deceased at private sale
Mr. Brig Is introduced resolution of inquiry con-
cerniDg the possibility of enactment Of constitution
al law ndemnifying settlers for iinpro enents made
upon lands held by Mexican claimants, under the be-
lief they were public lands
Mr. Sheridan introduced concurrent resolutions
endorsing the course of the President in regard to
his action with fllibusters. motion to refer them
u Committee on Vice aud Morality was under dis
cussion when the house adjourned .-Erprsss Tel,
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04
DAILY PAPERS.

yUHELLBARROWs and Cut Nails, for saie BY
/" JOHN s. ALBRo.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04

NrAyIOR's CAST STEEL. swedes and American
" Iron. Shoe shape, SC, Tor sale BY
dfg JOHN i. ALBRO.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04
Board of Supervisors.

John Keys appointed Justice of the Peace
in Cascade Township. John Gildersleeve
was appointed Constable for the same Town
saip.
A School District styled District No. Q was
created in Orc Township.
Certain unimportsnt road matters we're
attended to
Board adjourned to meet this morning at
10 o'clock
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04
j. Regam's Steam, Refined
CANDY MANDATORY !
No. 80 Montgomery Street, between Busb and
Sutter Sta, San Francisco.

Poets sing of the Spices in Indian Islee,
OF the citron, the orange and lime,
They sing Of the fragrance 80 lavish diifusd,
by the breeze In ach tropical cline.
Lot the epicure boast Of each iinvor'd dish,
The flavor OF wines or French brandy,
Yet none of the list named above can compare
With J. Regans "stcam Refund Candy"
Rich spees and fruits and sweet flowers may be sold
Or dishes for et,icnres dainty;
But the question IN this will not debate,
Yet each have admirers IN plenty.
Rithal. there are none Of them hall so well pfizd,
From tho sweet praitng child TO the dandy,
As that sweetest of sweets everywhere idOz'd-
mean Regans "steam Refined Candy"
eReganr WIS llrst upon tho Pacific Coast,
Who made conec0ns--the iact tsknown well;
Tho 'twas years Since he continues IL still,
And cells by wholesale and retail.
lie Is selling bis stock al such reduced rates,
That purchasers are always handy,
And they find each variety known 10 the trinfe,
Among ]. Regans .Steam Retnd Candy
He's an hendred vareiies that need not be nanl'd
And being nude by the new improved process;
lie can sell his goods cheaper than any other man,
For parties, 10 families or gfocers.
OF French Candies n0w his assortment Is large,
And buyers will find II most handy,
To call or send for their holiday stock right away
OF Regan's sSieam Reilnd Candy
" Orders by Mailor Express promptly filed and
forwarded as-5m
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04

BENEVOLENT BALL.-The people of Sac
rrmento had dance for charity's sake last
evening. 1t is to be hoped that "all hands
round will leave a leave large "balance"
in the fund of the Benevolent SOcie'y's
Treasury
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04

ROSE-BUsuEs, FLOWERS, SHRUBS, &C, &C,
Comprising the most extensive and varied assort-
ment OF the kind in California
have now on hand, and exposed for sale at the
Hotel de France, Montgomery street, near
GarriOtps saw NAL.
.Apple, Pear, Pium, Peach, almond, Nee
taine, Apricot, cherry, Fig. and other
Trees: CdHtornta and other Grape
Tines; ASparagns Ro0ts three years old ;
Roses, Liiacs. Geraninnis, PtnkS, &c (,
Weeping WIiloGs, Locust, Cataipa.
Chinese Iyiantius, &C., &C., Raspberry,
Currants, Go0scberTies, Garden Seeds,
ararraHted Fresh.
Those wishing and approaching fine grated tree
on which they can depend, request most particu-
Iarly to calf ON nIe ana examine my stock
Catalogue giving tho price and inil description
Of all the varieties can be had at the same place.
dltf
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04

MosrHLY WATER DUEs.--The water
works of Sacramento pay monthly income
Of nearly $500 Tho water is unadulter-
ated with anything but mud and decoctions
of tules, leaves, driftwood and dead things
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-04
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
FOR SALE ny
BARRETT T. SHERWOOD.
50 Nj ont tgomor street,
san Francisco.

ARTICLES or GOLD,
ltoNslsTlNG of ladies' and gcnucmen's Watches
~ of all descriptions; Chatrlninc iob. vest, guard
aud neck Chans; sleeve Buttons and studs
Brooches, bracelets and Ear Rings, Pencil Cases,
Lockcts. buckles Rings, Card cascs. Snuu Boxes,
seals, Keys, Bye Glasses, Ribbon slides, Charms
Thimblos tnne Heads, Arme,s, Crosse Necklets,
and everything new and beautiful IN
Coral lFork, Canoes, Jet H0rk and
.HOSdtcs.
ARTICLES OF siLvER-Conslsilng of Napkin
Rings, 0ups, knife, Fork. and spoon In cases, Salt
Cellars, spoons aud Forks, lee Scoops, fish, dessert
butter, fruit PIE and cake Knives, Pitchers aud Cob
lets. Ten Sets complete, Cake baskets, Casors, Butter
Dishes salvers, Liquor Stands, Trays, Coffee urnr,
Liquor Mixers, Gard Baskets Ne, &C.
DIAMONDS set In every style of ornament now
worn by either sex.
QUARTZ WOKk-~mr which we obtained the
first premium mt the Mechanics Exhibition, We
were also awarded a premium for the manufacture
of WATCH CASES.
tF~ Country orders sent by Express are attended
to with punctunllly aud dispatch, and satisfaction IN
In ali cases guaranteed.
Watch repairs command our particular AID prompt
attention.
Dcc.7, 1857. di-2m.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-14

How READILY A FRENcHMAN CAN ADAPT
HIMSELF TO New GovERNMENr. There
is story in Pierri's arrest il, Paris. if
not true. is very well invented. He was
seized '2! only few minutes min! before the at
tempt. and they had hardly done
searching him when the explosions were
heard. upon which, the prisoner. exclaim-
ed. There, your Emperor has ceased to
exist. and you needn't trouble yourselves
about me- Whereupon one, Of the ser
geants, struck with the idea that in this
case Plerri might form q part in the next
Provisional Government addressed him
with. Well. sir. whatever happens, re-
member that i treated you ike {, gentle
M sy1E IttR 81 htdu9 81 t'Ssashpm IA
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-14
To a Rat.
Caught in our Printing Office j

Caught in our Printing 06ice.l
Thou long tailed, ebon ~cyed, nocturnal ranger!
What led thee hithcr among types and cases'
Dost though not know that running mi dnight
races IS .....
Ger standing types is fraught with imminent
danger? .. .... ...-. e.. -5s ... / .
Did hunger lead thee9 Did'st thou think to find
Some cheese Parmesan to delight thy maw7
Vain hope!-none but literary jaw ....
Can masticnto our cookery for tho mind.
Perchance thou hast literary taste
"A love for letters, and that sort of thing:
But why, thou wire tailed imp-thou vermin
king! lie -.'
Did'st thou yesternight devour our paste,
And throw our types in pyrimids of"pi1"
Thy doom's decreed!-Come. Towser! at him
fyl s T-a' .,'4 -.'F
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-14
VOL, vII.----NO. 25.
TERMS.

aUsG1aE ati TERMS sfsiserau,7t ~
.Ceoper's ClarksburR Register is published in
ClarkE6urg, Va, every Friday morning, at
$500 per annurn, advance, or at the expiration
ofsix months from the time Of fsubscribing;aftcr
WhiSh 81, $50 will invariably be charged. ,,.sarT
30 subscription viii be received for a less Pc
Rid than Six months ai 20 - ~
No paper will be discontinued except the OPP
ton Of the proprietors, until all arrearages are
paid up2and those who do not oder their paper
10 Be discontinued at the end of their term Of
subscription, will be considered as, desiring to
have it continued. .. .Es g.
Advertisements will be inserted at $500 per
square of twelve lines for the first three inser-
eions, and twenty-five cents for each subsequent
insertion.
A liberal deduction on the above rates will be
made to those who advertise by tho year. =
No adyel 1semept counted less than square
The n Lmher Of insertions must be speci fed, or
the advertisement will be continued and charged
acknowledgements of candidates for Office s., 90.
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratls.
All communications, to insure attention must
be accompanied by the authors name and post
paid.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-14
Land of the Cypress and Pine.

BY SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, n. ID.
sigh for tho land of tho cypress and Pine,
W here the jc>sumine bloom, and tho gay wood
tinc;
Where the moss droops low from the groen oak
Oh! that sun bright land is the land for mo!
Tho snowy flower of tho orange there,
Sheds its sweet fragrance through the air;
AMI the Indian rose delights tV twine
Its branches with the laughing vine.
There tho deer leaps light through the open
glade,
Or hides him far in the forest shade,
When the woods resOund in tho dewy morn
With the clnng of the merry hunters horn.
There the humming bird Of rainbow plumo
Iargs o'cr tho scarlet creopcr's bloom;
While midst tho leaves, his varying dyes
Sparkle like half-seen fairy eyes.
There the echoes ring through the livelong day
With the mock-bird's changeful roundelay;
And at night when the scene is calm and chill.
With the moan ofthe plaintivo whip-poor-wiIl'
OH sigh for tho land of the Cypress and Pine;
Oftho laurel, the rose, and tho gay woodbiEo;
Where the long gray moss decks thy rugged oak
That sun-bright land is the land for mo.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-14
y '!4t1s n79 For the Register
TO AN ABSENT ONE - a. 4


nus TO AN ABSENT ONE - al a
I'm thinking on the morning, vens.S -''.,o. -,
D." When last l saw your face, '!'''.5-' 81
And sadness fills my gloomy heart, "s 90
~ Which time can ne'er eface. .S ii 's '1' '
gi .HsEzG u aajH n Ny.37 9ETGIg Sd
Departed hours return, Vene, e tsfz t-,. . &
And bring fond thoughts of thee; .s o.
Though we may never meet egain, ,atgi
Wilt thou not remember me 7?.ay-sa ,aEaa
see thee in my dreams, Vene, ~
And often wish thee near, t... ...,.
To dive away my dark 'ntng hours, -
My lonely thoughts to cheer. ~ 49,
Sweet Spring has come again, VOne, .-s' ID
The verdant earth looks gay; .'-. 80
BUTT would look much fairer
If thou vert not away. d" s
The garden flowers are blooming, Vene, .
All in their native sod ;r ...-
Their perfume fills the lonely walls, ...,
Where once thy feet have trod. .
But they miss thy guardian care, Vene, -.
They almost breathe u sigh .
As they bud and bloom alone, Vene,
And fade away aud die.
O! don't you still remember. Vcne,
How we made the old hall ring,
When we gathered und the fire side,
To have ''good old sing 7''
..l.
YMe homestead now is lonely, Vene, g.
JDy&l4V M MAYAMar4;. 80 :u
Within its gloomy, n1ouIdering walls
No music, 'er is stirred. :
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-14

1A A Farmer who had employed a
green Emeralder, ordered him ~ a;va
n1' mule some corn in the ear. On his
coming in, the farmer asked:
well Pat. did you give the corn 90
Eo befsure did. T." -, ~. - .'-
How did you give it?"
..A Anu sure as yez told me, in the ear ;,
,.Rt Rus now much, did you give?"
,wsh;;yrF see. the craythur wouldn',
noo'G stu; and switching his ears about
~. -. couldn't GIT a6OOs a JSstful IN 5otd
~Fooftsh fear doubles danger. :
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-14

aszs,r-"dakes ~ way y \, for 4 abipderpendent Eo.
lersnS said a man att elFeseat slesti0n e
Neg yrlesnsal s. - q ~; !, H. llf,i,,L
sit is NOT an ,hour since fyoi dePesi ed
your vote. at this very poll = + 81,
+ II knpysg ! did9 says the voter;
!. atbat i a v5a Vas tbe Democratic tickst This
,ere is tie, Whig, tleksl, all sc, 4,
: .Bat # yeu strive % vote tEieei shall
have yott aErestedsla ga q,
you VIII will ypn2' sheuted Che son
Of tbe sovereign people; slhen' Ieayh
I'm edsnisdbihs right 81 soslRg :. ls. lof. .ne s
Wings, eiteFl going fthe y sol ne sket Jog
The Democrats tbere an mo universal
suffrage that's AL, lts 9. dsIn.d ons
sided busipess take IL ell Fopnds
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-14

a.s,-aPloudfI deep While sluggards
fsleer md yoa shall iiays corn % sell and
% geep klia.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-14
... From RusseIps magazine.
THE FRUITLESS LIFE.

A IA + ENO11 ESS Liz HS
To wake, yet live 10 life.
To toll and yet to know.
The toll is only strife, .. -.
And each achievement VOL.
That conquest's self but mocks i.i -.'
The soul with idle dreams, .'.
And Fame's most lofty rocks,
With mono OF Heavens sweet beams;
That, over all, there brocds d..
The shadow Of defeat;
That fortunes dearest e oods
Eeward no fond conceit;
That love, and wealth and fame,
But lure 10 cheat and all
That made the souls young dream
But keeps the soul in thrall.
This is the worst of life
And at its close, to sigh,
That we have known the strife,
Not won the victory.
This saddens autum's pace, ...s
Aud makes the harvest vain; -.t"
We see no fair increase
From all the golden grain;
We feel that we have striven,
For mocking toys of Time;
Not for that hope of heaven,
That makes all hopes sublime!
Not for that sweet repOse,
Which, never needing fame,
Has sought tho rae" to close, ..
Without rcproach or blame.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-14

ne" rss, 8aaz5ztfsfaI,3 aE54y lh1}
gi3 ata5r 81 y!nb l.n SO ol 5! A9viao
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-14

aseTne best bite ne ever bad when
we went ishipg, was the bite We took
along.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-14

as-Tndemnity for the past-PsJ up
zseority fO1 ths fusure-pay down.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-14

streat. New York. This story is entitled,
'sPerils Of the Border. and grows NOR
md more Interesting as i goes on.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-14

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hssaoya hed- ta1szst adt lalll i.e...sa g.
II sEo5i9s s1'3 .8g biId S7aRd s1psI 81
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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-14

Footfsh fear doubles danger. an ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-14

irsgi8 a. al tsbiast ;gaaa sd c
ais5 sff 4afsyt'o5 lo;aad aahi't":E iS5F
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-05-14

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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02

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sssE - 49,. IL g H.:s.. s..n.. I'm Nh vfllfs
- elE'yfe yv ~ S.ss III ~ f6ursest
Oso'os1' - -. S..r.s.. ...~rvte - $3.50
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rV1s.A 49, oss''s1 g. - =
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taken IRON tne I.'ns = ....Sr -, and
more weTe 1Ouuu 80 ysns. $780, an ]
s0ose kMsea ~ isst.u -. 49, 4 sh,ch g.
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shoes g ...s !. - r..... ss sayss
n. Bsuce AcNlets Ot 2. L0~u.
Burkhsrdt Wust, q = -. -
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BY the sade Os eorpss 81. u 49,. s.vered hand.
dAe, et0toAAA ~ me re@u.us n -. -. n.nsel
9e unB q e....e q having been
Shanks. No. y, fouf.n s' - ~. c.scse);no
purchased from him ouTin8 - S.r.hs .,,;e
-Gp9 dieaster. the csstOmss 49, yvher
- caosnss. Wescn - - ss asFisH
foqnd, the bag va empty. a. 49, ,h.s ~
Since writing .ns .o0 = cr.en county. N.
body OF II. =. hocnes.s. :as.,;Saa ~ IL etters.
y. has oeen soano. - i h;m a. nover oi
amse9 ~nach y ~ n.h.. Ia57 Re vas
attorney. dated 16tn Oc'oOs'i LOU 80 .hnuider en.
last seen with Mis s'anA 80. 60. .he houae.-
deavoting 70 OBTAIN eSs .s,,.- i WHICH, be
Tne 0ody Sas tenno n 80 -.
80 appeeentsy saNsn s.na. niece az cloth.
Vn snaro Oouy .Sa.,;,l. IN The name
oa :. -nson -, \, w. 49,. " n. Il. breast vas
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02

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fshsse aheaAssA sssh 1sw elainsa - psivilaes
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Ds,ss, whleA vas = ~ = asissecsaay of wealth
| q u birsA. $40 sa4aas ass4siaaeg Asi4
III. Kigk1ood, % tho c0mnltsee twhS report
"a lie claus = qslleiaa - bssn y School
wiGA esaossa pssssss. asA taaght thsn, theagh
hlmseM % White pessels ossse = % q
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na;osisy psincipls Asfs, IN a exoep<ional case,
rather han saesiass shs issesoss - shiss eh,l
| atan. a veil - cclosed. u ths absasaes he
evtcte principle 81 education " sax vss unjust
a. hinssM 4hsd no childrsa = send, but 1 had
dsays paid saxss for sshsa's' fes ~ psohe
ieood. ss. .'9sii = 'assaasss6
III. need briefly said be could not 50 for Ar.
A,lens smsndpsns. - he said the ptsjudice
afose isen ths devil And be (Nr. keed) vas
oppoeed toisay conpremiss With tAas eharss.
-. nae t@s $50 As's aa ssa si.A 80;
pendin,; ,uds; the discussion. the committee rose,
and had leave 70 Gt asaia., ..ys, ,.s.
,, rh. eeca,e. ehis afterueon, have had the hill
K, ccol,ect,os of reveuse under consideration,
?. eonm;s,se Of Ii. whole, with Mr. Foster in
=. 49,. ~ ,l,.grs@ III. s,,t s,sss.-
4 rbe Houss. tb;, forenoon, passsd the Supreme
Ga lin for Arosaasas Terms Il Baslington.
n.,..sor. and S DaSuas., v.i.h a ..p,eadmeut 81
cn.,c;l D,ufa. On the Misaeuh Siepe, which il
q is..ssd hvs.se. I'M defect ~ h,ll in the
800. The distance and dialsalsy II travel for
,he Co.r. beips ,.ll l. The way 81 thas paint.
Th;. .f.asnoo, The considesation Of The Free
Rant bnl n, continued. in eomnissss Of the
rhole hu, The .,,ecimueu Of yesssrdAy's debate,
sses you, may 5. .usRei.n. for the prsssnt.
The House appointed compi.ses on Com
m.,cs n vhom vaa referred 4 bill for the sale
ofgood. in warehouses and BY eonaoA carriers.
~ a.ss4, :. .sas
wu,..sr. ~. - -o'AA'' ss'' - $50 20
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-02


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The 0osnings of ~ l0sh e Feb, 1883 q
mads painfnlly nemos1ble y thes history 81
this CITY, " - eesnstenQe ots one q tnes me-.
heaftsending of moreal calamieaes, enronged
hCtel The weafied Aad travel soFe inmates ~
which Heno - he tne s1nk ~ ne deepest
slumbess = niShes - enAe 80 aaio te0k hre,
and buFped Aroand Ard a9QnG saem .Hn re
0witfnsas 81 oooms y Feo leasSqs s0tai ~ tnc
accrulng horrors cAonos yes oe tosal, ma pro.
osbiy months uill gelapse before ne iAte, of
loved once whose forms are nov toe marred 20
be known u found, ana the loee lnecrl0eQ record
q whose namss has persisted. can = aAtisfac'
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81 beoscoly - ihan ssga@ peeeon9 ca9 hase
retised 70 the soems q tAe' fseane hoseh then
sanding On Sevenih and Poplar st' ses1s on las
Friday night. y y too eeftaiei tnae a unusual
y large nsm6er ef gaesfs had that evening g.
rived o. .she Paci&c tram. Who sppped and took
rooms - this doomed hotel. HID @A 8
a ~ about 3 o'clock - the morning. vAfcnmen
q Osrre and Seventh streets, = square south
ward, detected the 6re-light Of 2 burning build
ing rejected from the rear walls Of the stroc.
sures o. Sixsh street and IN the rear q the
facitic house. Harfytng - the scene, tney
tound the entire rear OF ths hoiel wrapped ~
raktng AaMee.s The c0tie0 was 0t tefee SORTS
and bad eighty feet Of dronts with . ,depsh OF
tossy - 6isy 6ses On F0pasr street Ins rear
walls were Of wood, ana bad sgnlsed 9itn
astonishing suddenness and. rApidity
IN oficer had passed there sntseen minutes
before. IA sfai a.ls asa. es .4.g
Aside from thsorackiDg ana roaring o. sne
6erce name, the stiffness o. the grave re,snec'
10 the hOtea- Tue watcnnlan tnen0sreo anG
yelled q the entrances tni soe enswenaS oasA
OF cog 70 sne room ot me Pfepfseto,, -
DANIEL ". 0trauefs 1afsts0 snes eeI.toman
from sleep. a heavy roaring niiea Ne sifs enc
the glare OF nre came INTO we room tafou8n
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