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The New York herald., 1870-11-10
Baptist Fair as Apollo, Hall-A Curious
Art Gallery.


grand fair for the benefit OF the Baptist Homo
for the Aged Is now being held at Apollo Hall,
Broadway and Twenty-eighth street, under the
auspices OF the ladies or all the Baptist churches In
and about New York city. Nothing could be more
complete, and at the same time more beautiful. than
is the arrangement OF everything In the han.
There Is large array OF tables, all Of
which are plenteously stocked with beaatlol and
useful articles, which are tastefuly and appr0pri-
ateIy displayed. The loral temple, under the drec
ton OF Miss Lotta Bruce, Of Yonkers, most charm
ing and accomplished young lady. Is indeed, beauti
fui to look upon. The confectionery rable contains
everything In the saccharne catalogue that could be
desired. There Is "fne art gallery" IN connection
with the fair, which contains many beautiful and
unique specimens or au. A piece entttied .Noah's
SOM Is found to be ham already
cooked and ready for the table. hens
egg represents the "Lay Of the Last
MINSTREL and miniature cradle is shown as the
Early Home OF Lincoln.n The visitor obtains q
magnificent "ylew Of Boston" by gazing at one Of
the hubs OF an old wagon lot Of hay and oats
represent "The Horse Fair,' while an Old wornont
bride greets the anxious eye OF the young damsel
who Is looking for the Bridal Scene.n For "view
OF the Andes, one is shown the photographs OF
Johnson and Jackson. The "gallery' Is under the
direction OF Mr.. Charles s. clover, Jr.
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The Rain Falls for Five Days, in Clear
Weather, Group OF Graves, and
Nowhere Else--Sfafement Of the Son 0f One
of the Dcceasei--Somet hing Tor ssnvnns to
The New York herald., 1870-11-10
The Jersey City Fair.

A fsir was opened last evening at Cooper Hall,
Jersey City, for the relief OF the German wounded.
The neat and artistic decorations together with the
collection Of choice articles spread out the tables
was credtablc IN the highest degree 10 the ladies
and gentlemen who were manly Instrumental in get
ting up the far, especially Mr. ana Mrs. Lienau, Mr..
and Mrs. Schlerloh and Mr.. August lngwersen. The
article which attracted most attention was an exqi-
site natural flower basket, formed OF roots and
stalks the most curious object OF It's kind be
anywhere in Jersey glty. 1t was presented by Mr..
| III. kampier, the hoiist OF jersey City Heights.
| There was also q handsome gold watch, .ne gift or
Mrs. Iienau This fair cannot TAI to be great sue
| cess, inasmuch as the committee have not incurred
| any expense whatever.
The Eair was formally opened about half-past seven
O'Clock, when an address was delivered IN German by
| Captain Bardua. Major Pangborn delivered an ad-
dress In English. To give an idea OF the liberalty
OF the German people In this matter 1t IL only neces
sary 10 state that at the opening almost
article for sale had been purchased but the pur-
chasers allowed them to remain on exhibition The
hall was SO densely crowded during the evening
tnat people had scarcely room to move about. A
stage was erected at corner OF the hall for the
cert which VIII come or this evening and tomorrow
evening, when the lair will terminate.
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John b. Cough delivers his celebrated lecture,
'Eloquence and Orators" at Cooper Institute to-
night at eight O'clock for the benefit OF the Morning
star sunday school. Horace Greeley VIII preside
and choir or children from the Mission will sing.
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Colonel Whitley Chief OF Detectives, received
telegram yesterday stating that the celebrated coun.
terfe.er, Frederick Blebush, was arrested on Tues
day at Louisville.
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The GRIND Metropolitan Feundling nnxnnr

The GrnnG MefrOpOIifnn FOundling Umxnnr.
The Sisters OF Charity are now holding fair upon
an extended and magnificent scale at the armory OF
the Twenty-second regiment In Fourteenth street,
between sixth and Seventh avenues. Owing to the
excitement attending the election and the very bad
weather OF last evening, 1t has not as yet
been very well attended, but w!n doubtless
be visited soon by all the philaninropc and
charitable ladies' and gentlemen OF the metropolis, for
certainly there is not more worthy Object any
where to be found than the one for which THIS !air
has been instituted. OF good things there Is great
abundance, and there Is also vast and varied con-
gregation OF very handsome young ladies', who add
q charm to the vending, as well as fascination 10
the purchase, OF the many beautiful and useful artl-
The New York herald., 1870-11-10

The Board OF Police have transferred Captain
Petty to the Sixteenth precinct, and promoted Cap
tain Peter Yue, Jr to be full captain OF the Sanitary
Company.
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William Kinney, an undertaken, doing business at
No. GO Washington street, was committed yesterday
by Justice Bowling, at the 1ombs, on q charge OF
having attempted 10 stab with knife Philip Can't
Ion, of No. 81 Greenwich street.
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Roosevelt. McMdhon.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-09

THE EBERHARDT.-H.W w. Bordwell.
Superintendent OF Construction of the
Eberhardt Co.'S Mill, is i'll town at
tending to the shipment of timbers,
machinery, etc. He has a large force
OF graders, carpenters. etc. at work a,
Eberhardt City, getting everything III
readiness to put up the mill i'll the
shortest possible time when everything
arrives on the ground. We have al
ready said this WAS 10 be the most
complete mill in the United States and
perhaps in the world. The company
whose corporation name Is Ebcrlardt
and Aurora Consolidated Mining Com
pany Limited) of London. is an Eng
lish Company of capitalists. They
own the Eberhardt Mine on Treasure
Hill and intend to construct = wire
suspension trampay from the mine TO
the mill, distance of 2l2 miles. The
mill is being erected on contract by
Booth Il Co. of the Union Foundry,
San Francisco. for which firm Mr..
Bordwell is experimenting the work.
1t is to have TO stamps, - pans, III
settlers, retortS, rock breaker, |
driving floor so feet long, a machine
81 OPP compleie, a donkey pump and 1
boilers 56Xl6, two engines lSXi2 and
20Xi2 inches.
On the governor of one of the en-
gines Will be placed the American
eagle and shield, on the other the En-
clish lion and shield. The sides sill
lie decorated with the arms of the Uni
ted States and England on the end. a
device combining the two; and on tie
bed plates the flags of both nations.
Water for the boilers by a feed pump
with all the modern i'm
provements. Armstrong Il Stars /
patent heater and filter will also be /
The matchmaking depart
ment will be worked almost entirely |
by machinery to save handling. There |
will be quicksilver and amalgam cars
to and from the pans and re-
forts. In short, every improvement |
of any value known to mill men, either
in the United States, England or Ger
many, will be made use of regardless
of expense, in order TO make it the |
best and most complete quartz mill
in the world, not the largest Ofcourse.
but the best. The wire suspension
is something's vet unknown
in America, but in England they sue
send blocks of stone, weigh
ing several tons each, at distance of
seven miles by them. Five miles of
steel-wire cable has been ordered from
England for the Eberhardt Company.
-tElko Chronicle.
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PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS
OF the Union Republican Party of Ne

vada. adopted in STATE Convention,
at ElkO, September p, 1870.
RESOLVED, That the Administration Of
President Grant and the Republican ma
jOrity in Congress are entitled 10 tne
thanks of the country for the manner in
which they have discharged their duties
and fulfilled the promises upon which
they were elected To power.
Tina! we renew our pledges of deVo-
ton to the Federal Union, and consider
the preservation of its integrity and the
maintenance OF its honor. as the highest
duty of every American citizen, and to
this end WE invite the corporation of all
men, without regard TO paStpollfical aSSo-
Citations or differences.
.-Thlt We are now, as ever, opposed 10
all forms and phases of human slavery.
in favor of all measures the purpose of
which is To lawfully protect the labor of
the cltizc IN, and that the action OF Con-
greSS in refusing To admit ASiaficS to the
privilege of naturalization receives the
thanks and Endorsement of this Conven-
ton. and we earnestly urge upon that
body to speedily enact such laws as will
prevent the further importation of Chin
csc under service contracts.
tTnat we favor the entire repeal of the
income tax, and the reduction of the tar
II, and all other taxafiOn, to the lowest
point consistent with the maintenance of
the public credit.
5Thaf we SympathiSe with all people
I'm every country who are striving to resist
'he encroachmensS of despOfisn and es-
es4bliSh constitutional liberty.
tThat we are in favor of the stricteSt
economy in the management Of our gov
srnments-National,S state and county
and of the reduction of fees and salaries
OF public offices TO the lowest possible
amount that will afford adequate COM
pensatiOn.
THAT we admit no natural hostility
between labor and capital but recognize
the inalienable rights of both, and regard
an equitable reconciliation as part of the
mission Of the Republican party.
c. c. BATFERMAN, Chairman,
JOHN II. RoALr, Secretary.
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THE REPUBLICAN CLUB MEET
ING ON MONDAY EVENING.

Friends of the Republican party OF
Ormsby county,the eyes of every man
of your party in other parts of the
Safe are turned toward you. Here is
located the Capital of State which has
ever proven true to the principles OF
the party of Union, Liberty and Prog
ress. That you have, if You will use
it, an unques;ionable majority of more
than one hundred votes in this county,
not even the Democracy will deny.
Let ORGANIZATION and UNITY be your
watchwords, and the defeat of any one
of your nominees will be impossible.
In order to accomplish these desirable
and indispensable ends, You should
band together in the closest possible
manner. You should consult one
with another in good faith and all work
toward the accomplishment of one
common end. An opportunity for
you to do this will be afforded on to-
morrow evening. The nucleus of
Republican club has already been for
med. Get together, in mass, on Mon
day evening and perfect your organi-
cation BY the election of ardent, ener-
getic faithful officers. Select a Presi-
dent, a Secretary, Treasurer and an
Executive Committee who will never
tire in the performance of such duties
as will ensure upon election day the
full strength Of the party for the sup
port of the State, District and County
tickets. United and earnest and we
cannot lose n single trick. We believe
that the old fighting spirit still re-
mains with US all. We have but to
rouse up TO action to sweep the board
as clean as when the name of ULYSSES
GRANT honored the head of our ticket!
Come up, all lovers Of Republican
principles, and enroll yourselves I'M
der the banner which has for its motto
1.-THE TICKET, THE WHOLE TICKET, AND
NOTHING hut THE TICKET"
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ic ins.rumentalitv br the relief of the

ic instrumentality ibr the relief of the
bondsmen of Democratic office hold
er! This is the only bill of the kind
ever passed by Legislature of the
State of Nevada; yet our Democratic
friends, ''in convention assembled"
have the audacity not only to talk of
their opposition to the relief of official
bOndsrnen, but actually to renominate
| Mr., ErutschnittS to the office of Asses
sor! But what of that? Is not the ap-
parent inconsistency covered by the
following resolution, which We beg
permission to repeat?
This exposure, and that made by
Governor Miller in his comments up
on the resolution by the Democratic
State Convention that they favor ian
economical administration of the gov
ernment" should convince the most
obtuse of the utter insincerity of DEM
ocratic professions.
In this connection we cannat refrain
from abiding to the cdpperhead hue
and cry, raised over the defalcation in
the Nevada State Treasury. They
have the at1rontery to charge this upon
the Republican party; when every
body knows that knows anything at
all about it that it was the fault of a
very few individuals, at most, and not
that of the Party by whose votes they
were elected; while on the other hand
the fact is patent that an almost unan
imous body of Democratic Legislators
in California (at the last session there)
went deliberately to work to invent
ways and means whereby to plumber
the Treasury of that State and divide
its money among themselves and the
hordes of hungry hangers on by whom
they surrounded themselves and for
whose special benefit they created
numberless useless and previously
unheard of officers. 1t is always safe
10 conclude that when the Democracy
are loudest in their cry of .stop thief
they are only seeking to divert public
attention from their own nefirious de-
signs and their party's shameful
record.
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IT MAY Do FOR SOME; but we want
none of it; the practice of certain
men in office, supported to the posi-
ton by aid of newspaper and other
political friends, sending to San Fran
cisco or Sacramento for the blanks re-
quisite in conducting their official
duties. The men who have been
elected to office by our help and pa
trOnize this custom cannot receive
our support again; and further, we
will take excellent care that they do
not again get promoted to office
which is an easy promise to make good.
-[White Pine News.
Amer Brother and power to We !
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"THE JEsU1rs are leaving Rome"

"THE JEsU1rs are leaving Rome"
So says the telegraph. This is good
news to the true lovers of the Catholic
Church; for it is a fact only too well
known that it is to the Jesuits that are
ascribed the Pope's onslaughts upon
Italian unity, the Papal denunciations
of free government, popular education,
the advancement of the people, and
the progress OF science and general
enlightenment everywhere. There
insidious enemies of al that is dearest
to mankind occupy like position in
the Catholic church with that main
tanned in the Democratic party by such
malcontents. and mischief makers as
Valandingham, Seymour and Pendle-
ton; for it is through their machina-
tons that the Pope was weak enough
to sickle for the preposterous dogma
of infallibility and ignore the meaning
of Catholicism by continuing its chief
powers within the hands of a clique of
netramontane Bishops and monseiS
neurs and hold the Papal office as
something exclusively Latin and local.
If these mischief making Jesuits can
only be kept forever apart from the
Head of the church and deprived ofall
power for all future time, it is not i'm
possible that what we know as Catholi-
cism may come to be indeed Catholic
and no longer a close corporation from
which to exercise powers and issue
edicts which are in spirit and intent
better fitted for the dark ages than for
the requirements OF the Nineteenth
Century.
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Republican STATE Central commi.t.s.
RrpuBLIcAs SPEAKING.

GOVERNOR STEPHEN MILLER, OF HANIL-
! = ton, vli address the People u Nevada As fol-
hA-:
CARS N CITY. Friday Evening. Oct-7.
GENOA. Saturday Evening, Oct. 5.
hENo Monday Evening, Oct. TO-
Nv order REPUBLICAN, STATE CENTRAL
I,SNMl TTEE.
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FooD is scarce in Paris, and riots are
apprehended. If the Partisan sans
culottes once get the notion in their
heads that riots are in order and Red
Republicanism gets good start that
city will be the scene Of the most ter
rible, bloody outbreaks ever expert
enced even in that hot bed of popular
outbreaks
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outbreaks

RUDcLPHE has beaten Dion for the
champion cue-rather RudOlphe con-
tinues to hold it. He won it from
Deery in San Francisco. The score
stood, Tor Rudolphe 1901; for Dion
1852. "The dapper little Frenchman"
is still the Billiard Champion of Amer
lea.
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4 Ii PERSONS HAVING MATTERS OF Ac.
~ counts against me are requested to present
the ssne to be. 1t my Office, &C MONDAY, Oct
10th 1870. for settlement
Office with Judge Wright. sweeney's Building
King street. CHARLES J. HAMLIN.
Carson City, Oct. ID, $780, ee<ly
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LAST CHANCE. only few. days len
Secure ticket to the Grand Award Of Pre-
miums Oct. 9th. Hi8hes: Premium
$1,000. This enterprise has the confidence
Of the psblis H. cause j. . good. Patro-
mise it,
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WANTED.

INFORMATION OF THE WHEREABOUTS ~
l MR. HAMLIN, forme, " Principal Of the Car
son City Public School and lately . patron Of the
and surely to ours, to pay proper visit to
CbRBkTT BROS.
Carson, October o., 1870. oc2-1w.
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Township Nominations.

C,RSN TOWNSHIP.
Psr Justice Of the Feice-....-.--k- K. PARKINSON
For CoustabI-.. ---..---.--.....-- NJ. J. PukCELL
EMPIRE township.
For Ju tice of the Peace. ...-..--.JANES MORRIS
: hp,i Trustee FIR District Ne. l:
CHARLES MAnTI>, E. EL,.OD and JAMES
EUFrY.
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Monday, Oct. 10th, AID. 1879.

Monday, Oct. 10th, AID. 1879
| to finally determine upon said vain nations, when al
parties interested the ein appear and he heard
| to wit:
| Amour
added.
| Merchandise in store, assessed to Joseph
Kosenst, ok ---....S 900 u
Merchandise in store, assessed to Davis
1000. 3,esO o.
Lot . and east ~ feet { lots Z and To-
in b, OK A.. iroetur aud Greens wi
sion If Cars III. aud Improvements
thereon, Assessed 10 FleishAaeker
500 Ok
Merchandise IN store, assessed 10 Thos.
Beer X brp...... SEQ "
That portion of the Devils Gate Toll
Road in oI msbs county. assessed to
Devils Gate Toll Road Company ....... SEQ OF
Real e>tateand improvements esdeuce)
III Carson City, assessed t. IL X.
Migheis......- Observation-Disclosures. 200 o.
Bl ca 30 IN forth half buck 90 Sears
Thorn; son aDI Sears Division, and
improvements the con, assessed. To Z.
\ N,r.aare............... 800 %
Furniture assessed t. c. y No!ewaTe... 80 W
Lots, =, ). !, sand 9. Block %, Proctor
aud ur-eu's Division, AID improve
menfs thereon assessed 10 James l..
Rdie. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200 90
5 nth l433 feet of lot :, and noIIh AZ
feet OF lot g. in Bisk 35, Sears,
1humpsons and sears Division,
and improvements. assessed TO
Crtho and uibs IN, 200 %
Real e ale AMI i'm r"Fe" tnt-, III block
30, ceue, In 'mi-'n AMI Sears diyIs-
'un, Assessed TO thIIu ike ami l.. A.
'plr, 400 oo
MAJ 's'h'e ana hhii'eneht--resl-
dencr III Carson, Assess u TO J. A.
L lg. MAI ami i,r,r,,xen.n,. j., ~ $40 W
IL, Scars, h mp-ou aHd sears dN-
sitn. assessed L. .lt4u Wagner $1,000. go 20
" - ',l ~ :, A q . =, - ~" 800
ga" "'i i - i"''P
,n ' ne' ns''' a'' 81 H. "''"''ei 10
+, " -; '.----.-- NV W
~ - ~, nv IN
~ '',. ~ =, a.. ~ .".p
~ t '''' .'' "''e''''' >''u - ooo -
u 80 ! - -, ,,, '''No W
" ,. 'i,' amp Ni.h''' y" p''7h
~; ,oo ~
:, 80 - - ' -. wv w
"a. "a 'i IN 80 ~. "' ,. ; III oi''h
o. Il - "a va eth u4'i'''h "-s
81 =, ',u'i ", ~. ~ W
:. -, 't 81
~ !, 49, VIZ
n io,. - ~ :" : ID ii,' NJ 'Sh'''' 4oo W
Do" ~ ar 'ni'"'S 'n'
~. ~ . !" ono ~
!, ", :, - - -, Nv W
" ~
" an =" eeii "i''>'oi', u.s.
80" - "a w. "''h' .,-'--'''..-',.' -0o "
Lo' - "'''N ""' ~, W ANA zen sur
Nl-i'h' a>-e's~n 10 d'fFlis r 'hef--". 10 60
Eleven a''i "ls hti "si l'hi' ana
Mexican Mil th,re"n, assessed to
thi ~ VII ana hiA'Es t'thIfay.-. ~, QUO 20
Real state an NeG'c' IA MA! II CHI. as
se-scd 10 Union NH and Mining
t"hpth' -. -.------.-. s,opO VI
Real estate and Nerr'm'c Mil thereon,
Assessed To Union NH and Mining
Cmptny.-.. 10, 600 90
Rel estate and >autli-o MI thereon,
assessed 10 Union Mil and Mining
Company. 10, 900 90
Real estate and ditch l-a'.Ihg I" Yellow
JACKET MIL, Assessed IL Union NH
and VI ming Company. ...--............... 2 500 60
Thirty "a lies Telegraph wires and Office
fixtures, assessed L. Western ULion
TcIesrapb . ,mPtIy...---- ..... -. ..- 500 %
East /. Sc tion D. ieis' and Goudrid-
ge's uivi-iun. ami i:np, oyeInen > MS
.e>sed to J. !. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 200 90
Real estate and improvement in DiuCk
81 Pro,tor AMI ur-rn : th.i sion also
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Ormsby County Union Republican
Ticket.

p. s..,a ssu.s,r ISRAEL CRAWFORD
For Members CT the Assembly:
J. LOCKWOOD. j. A BURLlNGAME and
c A. wIrHEEELL.
V,r Sheriff .......... ......-.------S SWIFT
For County Clerk -------.-----------T- J. I'd" ARDS
~, C,unfv observation-disclosures ii. :. MAS N
v,, County R.cor.Ier.....S KING, SR
For County Asses-or------ '" CHtDit
For District Attorney ----.--...--J- H. HEREFORD
For sups. Pub Schols-.--------L :. GREENLAW
Hur County Surveyor ---------.------H- \. CiiAs4-
For C.uEty Commissioners
JH CHENEY f,.on. TENN; S. 4. MEYERS
and A. b. SABiN (Sh ri Tenn.
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NEW TODAY.
NoTIOE.

V,HE PUBLIC Is CAUTIONED AGAINST
L pur:hssing two certificates or receipts for
w,spd isyuod By The v. +. r, r. Company to the
undsrsgpsd: aid receipts having beea lost ~ me-
4, B. JOHNS.
cazson, Oct. g. $50. seaH
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THE C0-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Elk.
isting in the Blacksmith business, between
therhand 4 Mcdonald. Was dissolved on the I'D
day Of July, 1870, MIR. McDmad retiring from the
firm and Mr. Sutherland assuming to pay all in
debtedness and receive all dues Of the late firm.
IL. SUTHERLAND,
J. W. MCDONALD.
Carson, October5 5, 1870. oc5-lms
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Notice of EQUALIZATION.

AyOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
| Beard Of E9n,liz ,tio,. in AMI FIR ornIsby
County h.. de the adj ions of assessed valns-
ton hereinafter specified, upon the property
her einafter described. assessed To the PERSONS
herelnafI named for the current fiscal year. and
County Gle. k. On
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Furniture assessed t. c. y No!ewaTe..
Lots, =, ). !, sand 9. Block %, Proctor
and Gr-eu', Division, AID improve
menfs thereon, assessed 10 James l..
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oouN " AsSo-ss .cCNACtoi VI thC SChtheC.
In explanation of the attitude of Mr..
krutschnitts, the Enterprise says:
By an Act of 1865 it was made in
cnmbent on County Assessors to re-
duce to u currency valuation the pro-
ceeds Of the mines subject to taxation.
As certain mine-owners objected to an
Of this character, Mr.. krut-
a Democratic Assessor elected
on the Democratic ticket, consented to
violate what he believed to be the plain
provisions of the law and make the as
sessments ON a gold valuation. In
doing this he pr otected his bOndsmen
by demanding an indemnity bond
from the parties for whose benefit he
was arbitrarily cOnstructinga law Sus-
ceptible Of but one interpretatiOn. AZ
ter the assessment had been made in
this manner for some months, and the
State had suffered thereby to the ex-
tent of thirty or forty thousand dollars,
suit was instituted against Mr.. Krut-
schnitts and his bopdsmen by the At
tOrney General, for the recovery of
this amount. Lawyers were feed by
the State to prosecute the case at an
expense of fifteen hundred or two
dollars, and the amount
would assuredly have been recovered
but for the interpOsitiOp of the statute
above quoted. We believe it was
the advice of the Chairman of
the Democratic Committee on Resolu-
tons that Mr.. krutschnitts consented
to at rs he did in the premises, and
the bill WAS passed through Democrat.