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The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-17
LIGHTHOUSE ESTABLISHMENT.

For repairs and incidental expenses in re- fitting and improving Iigat houses and build ings connected therewlta tgo hundred and twenty-five housand dollars.
 For salaries Of six hundred and twenty Hght-house keeuers and ligh,- beacon keepers and their assi,tants four hunJred and fifteen thousand two hundred dollars
 lsries, supplies, and incidental expea8es of twenty five iehj-vesseIs two hunored and thirty. two thosand two haudred and nve4v dollars
 For expenses of raising, cleaning, painting repairing, removing, aud supplying losses of buoys anchors, and Cor chains, Siukers, and si- mllar necessares, ,wo huadred and seventy five thousand dollars.
 For repairs and incidental expenses in re- fitting and improving for signals and buildu ings connected therewith, thirty thousand dol- lars.
 For expenses ofvisiling aud inspecting lights and other alos 10 navigation, two thousand dollars.
 For supplying the Lighthouses and beacon lights on the Atlantic, Gulf, Lake, and Paci- he coass, with oil. wcks. glass chimnevs. cAsmois skins, spirits o wine, whiting, polish. Ing powder, towels, brushes, soap paiuIs, and other c.eauing 3ma,eras, and Tor expenses ot repairing and keeping in repair iiluminst Ing apparatus ana machinery, and of gauc.. i Ing, testing, transportation, delivery of oil | and other supplies for light houses. and | other incidental necessary expenses, two hundred and fifty,one thousand seven hum dred and seventeen dollars.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-17
The San Diego and Fort Yuma TurngH,

This road is HOW an assured succeH E-
 Pauly, the President of the Turnpike CouFHI'
 has just re turned from San Francisco, and Iilli us that the merchants of that city arc waT8Jn favor of the enterprise, and are prepared to i stock in it to the amount needed to ensur s completion as frst-class road. The pres iH also fully awakened to the necessity of Ssnii tAls controlling route for the Arizona trade Ei the Bulletin and Alta have foreibls editorial T' lcies urging upon the merchants of San FEi'' tseo ths importance of aiding this snteHri' We need not add that the conductors of the ', nion' who have unrsmittingly pressed the "S''i to Fort fuma' upon public notice from he '' Sining' heartily congratulate the people of ''' Dlego upon the present satisfactory state of iEin $ D. Union.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-17
THE WASSoN BROTHERS

Of the Citizen are brace of paD2srs lr-..
 by Governor Stafford at as ps rsoaa. u..
 tue paid scayeng7rs of tha, li.ie iga...
 the sad snobs have performed ng.. z.
 work within the space of a few weea,
 like their prototypes O the streets and
 of Eastern ciies. they are tacea,le
 out their social meaudetings by tbs
 talsehood which they have dercsiels.
 any purifcatloA effected, The y9r
 these, an uhcuhiyated boor uita Ted
 hair and the countenaoce of bv-ra-
 such mortal as one would expect t5
 a police court, awaiting al examma. ;gs r-
 a charge of wife-whipoing-yho tl.ss rsl ago studied English grammar a: al. school with the filth of dany nes.il. a i nnSer naUsl beneyed himself eag,a a... esPouse the cause of his toaI7 b.o.s-, q, accordingly charged us through tbe eoI.Y. ot hls paper of lass Saturday. We ac...r the absurdiiy of his attack in thi, T:., 7 has written a biography of his bro,lr, .s adapted to us, alter a slight modifca OF 5l pat ol 1t which refe to his career near $. Lak- when he earned thirty dollars per n. as cook at ranch, and at night s. at. 5l, sell among bis pots and kettles to earn 10 mI and write. These are the facts in the a;sd d either Wasson, as related by the elder 80 4 have not been called upon to exaggas.- 10 appeal 10 imagination 10 suggest D. - gin for these toady sciOns of a paupe, 5aa Distinguished after the manner of lis j,5la| IS a winner, viIifer aud an ignorauu t present literary fungus is fast earning for iis- eIfthe contempt of all our honest men. nl ives only for the crumbs cast him by ihaas erves as toady and tool. An verily hF ome of a servile breed.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-17

The fossil ship of the Yuma desert, rumor nt the Axis.encs of which has been in circuIa-
 ton for several years, has been sought for and
 louud IL is deeply imbedded in the sand at
 8 distance of several miles from the Fort Yu-
 ma oad, and is said to be real ship-a bark that proudly breasted the waves, at time when its present grave was at the bottom of an ocean. Whence came this ancient bark :? By what people was it built Who were they that 1t carried beneath the waves of an ocean lost through time and change They are questions at which we of the Nineteenth cen tury must look with despair. Perhaps stray vessel from the combined fleets of Israel and md Assyria that rounded the Cape of Good Hope, in the days of Solomon and Hiram, and 'eturned laden with treasure from ports nn- inown to the rest of the world, and still un- 'uoSn to the historian, The discoverer, Chas. jiusker, returned to San Bernardino, provided imseif with the necessary implements to ex-
 tune his ship, and started again for the dssa
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-17
SURVEY OF THE COAST

For continuing the survey of the Atlantic and Gulf coast of the United States, and Lake Champlan, including pensation of civilians engaged in the work, and excluding pay and eE2 of officers and mea of the navy ninety-one thousand dollars.
 For confirming the survey of the Pacific coast of the United States, including compen- sanGn ot civilians engaged in the work two hundred thousand dollars. 'A
 For continuing the pu5lca ion of the oh.er. vs'lo9s made n the progress Of coast suryev including compensation of civilians engag96 m n the work, the pubicstion to be IT ade at iSe 9eyerhaent Printing Office, two tbousanJ
 For repairs and maintenance of the com.
 Plsment ot vessels used in the coast s,.,-a- forty i've thousand dollars. S0''eJ
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-17

Latest returns from Arizona oivs D. democrat, majority of the legal yoi,, .i " More than eight hundred iraudulen, ,r,.' '- 1 Mccormick have been discovered. If N.c- mick get the certificate, Brady wlll eos,.,, @ 2 seat. with absolute proof ot frauds in ,.1 several Territorial officers are impGc,,.s San Berna1dino Guardian.
 This statement, as regards the lraui... votes east, is strictly true. About SIX ,, dred of these votes were cast by ths pro,s, "repeating" and by aliens. The rsaa,a two hundred were puI chased at from tv.s |, cSalmsnt. Mccormick, of cons. the certificate, and k already far ., to Washington His seat will not he ,... for the reason that he Is earpsl-bss.
 Congress still retaining carpst.bas ag,.s Indeed it is very evident that it womb at.
 than useless to codtesI his sest io l..,. even with all the proofs that can be h,.. bear against the legality of lis eI ,a. So the audacious ltlle caIpet,bagee. h. {. ened himselt,o Arizona for ano.a.f,,n we are powerless tQ shake tim of.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-17

ert. Strange developments are liable h 77. the work ofexca5atiou and who can ,,,1 the date atwhich the waters ofthe Paoif. -" ped the base of Pilot Knob, may not ba ,.i
 tn ough this discovery.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-17
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
BUILDING. ON RESERVATION NUMBER
 TWO

For the erection of glass structures for the culture of medical, textile, and economic plants, twenty-five thousand dollars.
 For labor in improvement of the grounds, eight thousand dollars
 For terrace walls aud gateway five hundred dollars.
 For material for roads and walks, seven thousand dollars
 For vases two hundred dollars.
 For new tools, repairing and baeknithing, enc thousand dollars
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-17
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

For renairs and Improvements for the pro- per vesiiation of the oons used by the dead. letter branch of the Post Office Department, ten thousand dollars
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-17
p.TENr OFFICE BUILDING

For grading the southern half of a.6 ssyias ss5fs'1 from oeVsa.. .., 'I thousand five hundred dollars: the san5' sTSs@ TSs' he corooratiOr Of Washington Provided li nS, nnr,b ,r half of G street between city cause the N;Db nU streets to be paved a' the same .aoe., 9S the ssa 'Ps private property ,oo'95 r,cb improvements. --
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-17

ENOUND-Nine miles east of Tucson, s DAhA i.,. A BROWN HORSE with saddle sIi 'n-- me owner can have the same by ealing 7 Lh WINS BREWERY, proving proPsri!s S paying expenses. A. LEVIN
 Tucssn, Dec. 6, 1870. 2E.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-17

For eoata the work ,bs of Gasi. Ss4i as 'aa 'Teaty ,pg the grounds around around sPs PTovi5ed, That the @ first expenditure of tha aPPrG in order the d5S devoted to grading and pu't'1g b 'G c.oto and P.sT5ng PlsSTg5no v proper t approaches thereto
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-17
SURVEYING THE PUBLIC LANDS

For surveying the public lands in Lopisio,. st rates not exceeding len dollars per inasi mile tor township and eight dollars for sao., hon lnes' including the survev of towoSb;, swsive south, range eleven east, in which ,bs city Of New Orleans is situated, at twenty .fve collars per hneal mile, ten thousand deljsrs
 For surveying the public lands in FIorias
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-17
F. M. HODGES,
4 AIN 8 B E E T
TUCSON 4. T.

TUCSON 4. I. Keeps constantly on hand largs 'tcc1 of the beat brand of liquors and clgsH
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-17
TFE WEEKLY ARIz0NAN
TROOPS FOR ARIZONA.

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-12
Der %

9aus 8efatrt, unb tknex inter Serabret-
dung BON 8ranxtpetn sefast 1aSsn: "3teT
fSnnt ttr auf bic greusen, bic @rcbntduler.
f4teben IT," Die @erhanblunsen tattsr bic
@erurtbetluns oes Mnsetlasten gu ipettdert>
ger 3~u&tbausfrafe sur Tolse.
Gin @eiaeibprorek; in wel@en neun Ser
ionen perwtdelt tparen, beeann AM S. Set.
spr benz nieberbaterii4en S9wursert4t.
Dte 5wei Sage tn Mnipru@ nebmenben Ser
tanblunsen entbaaten Elm baFeres Bib Don
@erfommenbeit. MAt @%ericnen wurben
lberfa9rt, in elmer Gtvilfade mad fprsfaltts
ansele9tem @lane Meinette 9eidworen gu
baben, bic Meunte, Ter l1rbeber aler bteier
faliAen Gibe gu fstn. Die @ei9wprenen
beiabten fdmmtliae Saulbfrasen. Der
@auptan9efl1ste @Df1 fabrte Elm f0rmlthes
3eusenbud, tit tpeldem bic gu maAenpen
Musfasen BON itna niebersei4rieben &parsn,
unb ertbeilte 1AriftliAe Snfrufttcnen at bic
eeporbenen 3eu9en. DaS nrt9etl lautete
fur idmmtlt6e Mn9etla9te auf 3uAtbauS
Don sier Bis feds Sabr, fir @Dil auf a9t
Sabre.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-12

9lbenb bauerte. Den 8erluif bte1tr
Stabt fam bic proptiort19e @e9terun9
In TpurS ebenfaQ6 nt9t per1dmer3et.
Sie tpdl3t bic S9ulb auf bic unfdbtaz
feit BON @drtbalpt's ttaltent(9en Off
sieren unb tere1 nrateeilde @ebrs&en,
moour@ bic reauld,en fransBf(den
Sruppen 9erape in Dem Mu9enblide, 100
fe ant meifen n6tbis, nt6t sur Stelle
waren.
g @met3.
Der nsuli9e @erlauf beS &rteseg in
Granfretd BAT cine 8elebuns ter weitz
liam Sdweiserarense n6tbt9 9emadt
unp bic CUR 0renstsitbun9 auf9etpte>
men Sruppen itno unter ba5 Gpmman<
30 bes eipaen51it|hen Sberitsn Ivpn@
din rcn @enf seilellt wOrcen,
Sn ren i6wei;erii9en Srtl9afteu
an Der frans6Tlden @ren;e Bat man
auf BEN Sirdtbarmen bic eiceenIlii9e
SABINE auf9epRanst surT esei9nuns be5
@ebtetes> weldes als neutral bon ben
Straightforward st reipeftiren 1T.
Die pdpfli9en @enera(e &an,ler
uno 3appi finp in 2u;ern a%n9efommen,
ebenio cine sroBe Nnsabl fawei3eril9er
Sploatea in pdpllt9en Dtenften utto
spar IS Gretturser> 81 2userner, As
Waartldnter, 80 8aleudnber, 81 Sp<
lptburner, 80 Wauiler, 80 Mar9ausr,
q @enfer, 11llntermalcner 73ur9er
unb je 5 aus @dafbauien unbg}euenz
burg.
Sn @plotburn bradte fat jeber Bug
Der Suri9en @pden cine erIBere pper
tleinere 3abl franSIdl1er Sff3tere Yon
Der @rn,ee 1T Strabtur9, bic na@ Mlz
9abe res @breawprtes> tn bielem 8riese
nf9t petter 9e9en Deutlblanp 3u finn
pfen> in bic 5eimatb entla0en &purren.
SAT- nit jeoem 3use aber lanssn audi
5ablret9e fran;Ifide Mu8wancerer,
meif ben bpberen Stdnben an9eb1renb>
an bic aus rem beordn9ten Taterlanpe
fieben, lint in Der neutralsn S9weis
peer anrerwdrt5 before Sage gu errporz
ten.
Sn MQl9wyL Baleuano> fino Don
Der Ypli;et 144 @ewebre nit 8elAla9
bele9t pprcen, bic aus Tranfrei9 pprtz
bin 9erettet wproen paren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-12
&ermt1Gt 8.
9er 0etreine>1 transport ans 11uaart 1T

Der 0etreine>3 transport ans 1tngart 1T
nod inner 70 naaGenbaft, tab bic nprban>
benen @erfebrmtttel 3ur Betpdltieuns besfel>
Ben faunt ausretdenb eridetnen. Gs finb
baber in ben iansten Eaeen 8eppnmd@ttste
ber Batter. Staats> unb Sfbabn, fowte ber
abrisen benz iabbeuti9> Gferreidtiaen Gtfen>
6abn>@erbanb aneebDrisen 8abn>@erwal>
tuneert in YaTau 3ulamunensetreten, UNI ben
tn bieier 8estebuns befebenben S@pteris>
fetten 3u %besesnen.
Gin alter Yatriot.-Mm IA. September
tarb gu @un3ins Der SYrcler Mntot 1bpr'
pa16, 107 Sabre alt. CT ma @GlBen'
bauptmann, NIT % M~us3eidnuneen beeortrt,
1909 Mnbreas 9pfer's 9lbjutant, NIT btelem
sefansen 1T Mantua, f9tper franz ms @pt>
tai 9ebraAt, aus benz er fpdter entfpb.
Setne Tamilie tpurbe NIT benz grdbtfate ~.
S9arfenes9" tn ben Mbelfanb erbcben. CT
1ebnte aber bteie G9re entidteben ab. Sur
ietne Dcrfftr9e su Gasen tn1Yrcl be(immte
ct teltamentarii4 5000F
9as SbenerFe.-Man fbreibt Der Shines
aus Berlin, baB wabrenb Der lebten Sage
Der 8ela9erung Strabbures ni1t tpeniser
ais 100000 @ranaten gu s 1blr. per @9uB
auf bic Stabt seworfen wurben, pas I'M
@ar3en etne @usoabe BON 100000 Trcs.
n1a4t, @as mag ert bic 8e1aserung TIM
@an3en NIT alien Mrbetten unb Matertal>
@erbrau9 sefofet baben? @ewtb bas Gbeu<
erfe in Der @elt 1T BET &rtes.
Sir nen0elnbeoarf Der preub. @ruaee wirb
perGas bur@ianittli@ cine 100000 !an>
eenou1raen. 2est man bteie @nnabute ais
bic anndbernb rt&ttse gum @runbe, 70 bdtte
bic Mrntee Don Der &rtessanletbe bes tprb<
beuti9en Bunbes, bic befannt1t9 80 Mi1to>
ren betrus, bts test S0NtQionen perbrau9t.
Gs b1iebe r1itbtn nur nod bic &eferpe bes
@taatsl9abes unb bic 20 NtQ. bic bur9
Mus9abe Don @@abanwetfunsen anfsebra&t
wurben. Die anbern 8ebarfntfe Der Mrmee
fiab BARN nidt beertfen.
Gus Saarbriden, 7. Sftober, f4retbt
mani: Gin 2anbesperratbsproeeb, we1der
aus Der erfen 3ett bes 9esentudrtisen &rte>
ses, unb atuar aus Der :3ett, ais bic Tran3p>
fen unlere untltesenoen Srtf9aften bduFa
betmiu4ten, battrte, purbe TT btefer @o4e
p%erbanbelt. gu iener i3ett fp1 etn Berg
mann In @erswet1er ben a%ntpefenben fran'
3ofiaen 8ruppen Mttte1 unb @ese 1T bic
9anb 9e9ebsn unb unter anberen fe In ett
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-12
neber Bic 3uffdnte in @pm

l9retbt Elm Correspondent pom II. October,
tpas fo1st: Die @erfclsunsen Don Sette bes
@Dbels, B.. +. Der entlaGenen @trdftn9e, 3d.
%eabunben II. bs1. sesea ebema1ise @enbar>
nten unb fpnftise 8tamten, bic pernaSse If
rer @teluns ben @trplden unansenebnt
waren, bauern fort. Mm Sretta9 be9eenete
eine 8anbe etnem fo19en auf Der @trabe,
unb nidt pie1 bdtte sefeblt, 70 wdre berfelbe
auf Der 5te1e erttprbet wDrben. Die go
lt;et aber, anfatt bic Grcebenten uniAdb1t9
gu MAIDEN, perbaftet r~eseludeis Den, &pelder
b1utt9 eeiA1a9en wprben 1T. Mu@ bteSour>
male reben ben 8anbtten bas Wprt; entpe-
Der ioIen fe In @usabuns ibres faubern
Mn1teS betrunfen 9epeien fetn, pper mani
meint, es tperbe 14en @rxnb 9enu9 Sorgele>
gen BADEN, un benz Ginen ober benz Mnbern
cine Section az 9eben. gben er3db1t man
DON bret italienti9en Sff3teren, we1Ae fi&
per1btebene @esenfdnbe anseeisnet BADEN:
Der etne bas Stlber3eu9 etnes 3cuapen,Ga>
ino's, Elm Mnberer 5000 Sranfen, bic etnem
3ouaven<Off3ier sebDrtsn, Elm Dritter 2ein>
wanb, 8alen, tpe1Ae bas Merar fir i9 III
Mnfpru4 niumt. Ginbra4e unb Dtebfdble
linb at Der SaseSprbnuns. Gin Mufieber
bes W%efdnsni0es DON ct. Mtdele tpurbe auf
pfener Strabe Don etnem ebeualtsen Straf>
hinge ntetereefp9en. @te 1anse bteie
Mnar9te nod bauern pirb, 1T ntdt atsuie>
zen BENIN nidts sefGtebt, UNI berielben gu
teuern. limb tpenu u ert ppittp be1annt
nerben tpirb, bab pprerft Der &Dnts, Der Ste
@%alantupmp, nt9t &om beiuaen tptrb, 70
tpte, baB &om ntdt DOR Der 9anb u@aptta.
lie" tperben fann!
Dtef8anbtten r%aifonntren niAt bumm, it,
benz fe fasen: &uenr Der &Dnts @tctor Gm>
manuel benz @apfe N1es tpesnimmt, tparum
ipGten Ypir uns Don bteiem &aube au@ nt9t
Elm @tud %anneriren birfen? Der Qdnber-
raub i'm @rpben betbt ia beutautase @nner>
ion.
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was Der M@tbare Gbao+ @teoen
1lber MtfAler'8 Rr6uter
8ittern .babte+
IHon Nhnd C4oxon
(Hon. Thad. Stevens.)

gereinisten staatsa Marine i9reitt an Sr. 8. 5. Sart>
mann u. g., In Qancafer, pa, tpte fplet: Bel Der Gin
nabne sun Stem Srleaas purbe Id burd cine gpube an,
rebten getn S%erpunbet. Die 0unte betlte, aber nabs
Dpttpren serfudtsn MIR su belfen, aber feiner bate Grfcls.
3u jener Belt fab MID Ter Ndtbare 1bab. s%teuens, Mtt'
slieb tes Gpnerefes, unb ais CT bic Gatur metnes Qeieens
trn, speldsn e. ais bic rpunberbarRe Combination nebi.
sini11er &rduterI1fte f9ilberte, pelde ct lie fenren selernt
babe. Ct fiete bin;u, bab ct iba ielter eebrau6e unb ba6
CT ~iberseust fei. tab er mir TIT furser 3eit telfen rerbe.
,.gerfuden sic ttn, metn Treunb, i'd merle ibn Sbnen
%fenOsn." Die Jolse redtferttote bic bcte Wfenuns, pelde
SEER Stevens BON Sbrem gittern bate. benn mad feinen.
@ebraud neQte fd ppladnbiee Selling etn. 3u baben
BET allen 9rcauifen. preis Elm Dollar per Sla1Ge.
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9n GreilitiG BET 5ot tn Bayern
BAT am 5. Sftober cine 9robe TeuerSz
trunf %9ewltbet> bic oterunbbreibt9 Sc
tduee tn MI9e 9ele9t BAT.
The Shasta courier., 1870-10-29

WARNED UP.-The editor of a religious
weekly published in Arkansas uses the fol
lowing mild illustration in setting forth the
disadvantages of ungodly life: Suppose
you should be taken down to hell and per-
M ted to behold the terrible reality of suf.
fering meted out to the damned; suppose
ynu saw the smoking and frying spirits Of
your friends, writhing in the agony of ac-
turll combustion and lifting up their voices
FIR a drop of water to temper the heat Of
I elr swollen tongues; suppose you saw the
win ed cavalade of devils lowering over
them, splitting them upon heated harpoons
and plasteIing their cracking and shrivel-
ing hides with blistering birthstone; suppose
you saw all this and had the terrible pict-
ure burned into your mortal memory
would you any longer 90 shining along a
highway with suth tern linus. when by
switching off into the sha by-paths Of
Righteousness you might attain the nnspeak-
able delights of heaven without it costing
you cent of the toll you now pay to Dis
ease and Remorse p
The Shasta courier., 1870-10-29
ADVERTISERS DIRECTORY,
LIST CORRECTED MONTHLY.

D. wEIL& BROTHER, Dealers in Dry Goods
d Clothing. Main Street
JOSEPH ISAACS. Dealer in Dry Goods
Clothing, Main Street.
C. C. BUSH co, Dealer in Groceries 4
Provisions, Main Street.
Provisions, Main Street
THOMAS GRFENE, Shasta, proprietor Patent
Clothes W asher.
scAxMON TIFFIN. Wagon making 4
Blacksmithing. Main Street.
SAMUEL IsAACKS. Biaeksmthing Nam
street.
SAMUEL RICHARDS. .Blaeksmithing and
Wagon-makiug Main street
JOHN " SCOTT, Empire Hotel, Msin Stee'.
D. II. DUNN. Boarding House.
MRS. H L. GREENE, Hotel, Main Street
A COLEMAN. Dealer in Hardware Fuse. g..
Main Street.
f. voLUNTINE Tinsmitb ard Dealer IN iiuid-
ware, &C., Main Street.
J. M. MANAssE, Books and statiorery. Etc
Main Street.
VIM. HARTMANN. Bathing Shaving >ao".,
Main Street. Shasta.
l.. wELLENDORFF. Dealer in Drugs Med
icnes, Etc., Main street.
WIN H. DUNN. Livery Stable and Coral,
Main Street.
O& c. STAGE CO.. Jno. Craddock, Agent.
Office Empire HOTEL
GRANT TAGGART, Shasta and weavervill,
Express Line, Office Empire Hotel. Also, Livery
and Feed Stable, Main Street.
JOHN FLEMING. Proprietor of the Brandy
Greek Saw Mill.
CHARLES MCDONALD, Saloon and Reading
Room. opposite the Court House. Main Street.
COMsToCK 4 MARTIN, Commission Mer-
chants Red Bluff.
RANTZAU SHAW, Commission Merchants.
Red Bluff.
ton Company. Red Bluff
G. C. SCHRoTER, Saddle & Harness Maker.
Charter Oak, Main Street.
L. GARRECHT 4 CO.. Meat Market, Main
Street.
J. E. PELHAM, Ply ysician Office up stairs in
Wells Fargo L Co., building, Main Street.
JOHN S. FoLLANsBEE Attorney -at-L W,
Shasta.
SAMUEL COOPER, Agent for PhGnix ard
Home Insurance Companies. Office Main trcet
Shasta.
HENRY HARICH, Dealer in Books Station
cry, Main Street
E. LEVIN & Co., Matchmaker 4 Jewellers,
Main Street.
E. DOBROWSKY Gunsmith & Machinist,
Main Street.
A. DOBROWsKY, Matchmaker and Jeweler,
Main Street.
W. A. SCOTT, Bootmaker, Main Street.
A W. BAKER, Expressman.
G.. KNOX, Ssioon, Greene's Hotel building.
The Shasta courier., 1870-10-29

EGGs FOR WINTER UsE-At this sea.
son. when eggs are generally plenty, pro.
vision should be made for keeping a sunplv
over tor winters use Many plans have
been recommended, some of which have
been successful. others not.
As our readers are doubtless we'll aware.
the pores covering the whole surface of egg
shells are very numerous An examina-
tlon with the naked eye will disclose mul-
tltudes of little indeutatiOns, which on closer
survey with a magnifying glass prove to be
por s, which penetrate through the shell =
ThrO' these the dir finds access to the con-
tents of the egg, and evaporates them to
certain degree, permits further entrance of
air, until sufficient is introduced to COM
mepce decomposition. Mauifestly, the REM
edy against this is to close the pores with
some substance impervious to air Lime
water is often recommended. but this cannot
always be reli d upon; neither can salt wa
ter, varnlsh. nor partial boil ng of the al
bumen nearest the shell, which last plan is
most often suggested by writers. We have
tried faithfully, and have found that the
eggs spoil nearly as soon as they would bad
they not been so prepared
The plan we have found to be most effect
ual. is to cover the entire shell with talow.
which beiug melted penetrates the pores
thoroughly, then hardens suddenly. Lard
oil and butter answers the purpose for a
short time, but they do not remain porman-
ent on the shell, and soon as they have
dried off evaporation Of the egg commences.
Massachusetts Plowman.