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The Placer herald., 1871-01-28

New AREANaEMENr.-By our new advertise
ments it will be seen that q complete cabinet
and upholstery establishment is now open in the
Drug Store building opposite Odd Fellows
Hall For the present. repairing. rohtting,
painting, graining, vanishing, upholsttring,
paper hanging, etc, will be attended to prompt
ly, and done in the most complete manner Mr..
Thomas comes recommended as n complete and
finished workman in all The various branches
indicated, and asks but lar trial.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-28

Pacific COAST ALMANAC. We have re-
ceived this desirable little book Of some 112
pages and chuck full of exceedingly valua-
Bile, instructive matter. 1t is, indeed, a
"year book of facts" and one that should be
in every family on the coast. The work is
compiled by Henry G.. Langley, editor of
the State Register, etc. As work for
ready reference for almost any information,
on almost any subject, it would be hard to
excel this work. The book costs fifty cents
each or 81 per dozen or $50 per hundred
Address Henry G. Langley, San Francisco.
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$l5 REWARD!

4 MARE MULE NINE YEARS OLD, AND
"A branded US on the left hip, has bunch
near the brisket lump under the neck; of "a
brown or mouse color, broke loose on the night
of the 21st inst, near Lincoln, with bride and
saddle on. Whoever will find and restore her
to the owner, William r ,berts, Pleasant Grove,
Sutter County. or H. w. Starr, Lincoln will re-
ceive the above reward
WILLIAM ROBERTS.
Jan 2Sth 1S71.-1w.
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Probate Notice..

IN Probate Court, Placer County. IN the mat
ter of the Estate of y. A. WILSON, Deceased.
1T APPEARING TO THE COURT BY THE
1 petition presented and filed By o. W. Wilson
4 administrator Of the above named Estate, pray
ing .or an order TO sell Real Estate, that it is
Necessary to sell the whole OF the ite. Estate to
pay the allowance to the family. the de'ns out
standing against the deceased. The tleuGs, ex-
pellses ana charges Of Administrator.
1t il therefore ordered by the ..c',rt that all
persons interested in the said Estate apPe..r be-
FORE ttse Said Probate Court on MONDAY, the
9Th day of February. \. ". 1871, at e,cv,H o.
clock. 4 VI. at the Cont Boom Of sad Court,
at Auburn, il SAD county, 10 slow cailsc why
an order Of sale should not l., gr.n.cd 10 said
Administrator as prayed for; and that u copy o
this order be published - least four successive
weeks in the PbAcE. HERALD, newspaper
printed aid Published IL said County.
T. W. SPEAR,
Probate Juage, Placer Co@rty.
January 9th, lS11.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA;, :
CoUSrY OF PLACER.
J. Geo a. 5cwel County Clerk OF Placer
County. state aforesaid and ox-officio Clerk 0.
the Probate Court. in and for said County and
St"te, 40 hereby ceY;ify the foregoing TO be Il
full. trste and rorrec, sopy II ar 9rer jhll .nade
and o,3tero3 upon .''e r2.Hus.s CT s-.l P:olate
CoUct
IN w.tnc7, w;ic-. ot, ha*a l.ey> ;.nto ST my
~ hand and affixed the s, q Of said Court
{ SEAL. this 9th day Of january, 4 D. l3'i.
~ GEO. G.. SEWELI
Probate Clerk.
BY JAS. W. S,rrH Deputy.
Auh,lrY, Ior,1 Tn 1871 -.
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GRANT has been expressing and robblng the
only negro Republic in the world, Hayti.-Chas.
Summers Speech.
Well, suppose he has ? What cares Grant
for niggers when money, horses and dogs can
be acquired, or even franchise or water
lot in the Bay Of Semana.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-28

PUBLIC LEDGER ALMANAC.-We have re-
ceived this almanac for 1871, from the pub
Usher, George l.. Childs. 1t contains a large
amount of useful and statistical matter that
renders it valuable to all classes of people.
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CAN'T HELP Ir.-The Stripes isquite bitter
on Haight. The conditions upon which that
Office is run compels this course and then
there is an old grudge of the editor against
Haght for beating Gorham and all his
schemes in 1867; and then, again, the edi-
tor of the Stripes proved in 1867, by forged
aGidavits. that Haight was an old Know
Nothing, and has been mad at him ever
since because he had not once been Know
Nothing so that it's otherwise falsehood
might have turned out true. Go slow,
neighbor, as the more your kind abuse Gov
Haight the better the people will like him.
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Official Paper of Placer County

THOMAS BoYcE, No. 49, Exchange Building,
On California street. San Francisco, is authorized
to solicit advertisements and subscriptions in that
city for the HERALD, and receipt for the same
BaAS & BLACK, No. 4l0 Montgomery street,
opposite Wells, Fargo & Co., San Francisco are
authorized to solicit advertisements and subscrip-
lions, and receipt for the same.
HUDSON & MxNEr are our authorized sole Agents
In New York. All orders for publication, unless
accompanied with the money, must come through
them to insure attention.
II. W. STARR, of Lincoln, is authorized to act
- our Agent in that place.
P. E. WEBER is authorized to act % our Agent
In Gold Run and vicinity.
JAMES Mccormick is our authorized agent on
tie Forest Hill Divide to solicit subscriptions,
advertisements, and make collections and receipt
for the same
The Placer herald., 1871-01-28

2HE NAKED 1RUTH.-1n ne teieSEdpo can
tell the truth once in while. The follow
ing dispatch dated the 18th inst, from San
Francisco hits the mark:
"A strong combination in favor Of the Rail
road interest is being formed to defeat the nomi-
nation OF Governor Haight for reelection. II
not successful, the fight will be made at the Re
publican primaries and State Convention for the
nomination of candidate pledged to that inter-
est"
This combination is composed, we sup
pose, Of the c. p. R. r. Company, the
Southern Pacific, the McCauly Tannery
swindle, the Richardson Bay swindle
and other grabbers after public property
and the money of private individuals, back
ed by the blowers and strikers, pimps, paid
tools and lobbyists Of their owners. As
these Companies propose to take the hard
earned money of white laborers without con-
sideration, and pay it to Chinese to build
their roads, we advise them to 60 after the
Chinese party and Convention at once. Af-
ter this public declaration. if the people of
this State suffer themselves to be captured
ard beaten by this unholy and filthy combi-
nation they ought to be suppanted and driv
en- out of the country by the monaghan
heather slaves This is thieving Repub
lican combination, managed by men that are
al Republicans, and no pure Democrat
would touch it with ten-foot pole, nor me-:
ther will good honest Republican. No
man that such vile, graspng crew would
nominate could be elected on any ticket, and
If they got both candidates some independ
ent candidate would and could beat the
whole corrupt caboodle
The Placer herald., 1871-01-28

New YORK FREE PREss.-This is large
thirty-two column paper issued twice day
at IL and 4 o'clock, and containing all the
news of the world, at Sc per annum. We
like the paper. 1t flies the name of Allen G..
Thurman, at present U. S. Senator from
Ohio, the ablest lawyer and statesman and
purest patriot in that body, and John Quincy
Adams of Massachusetts, for President and
Vice President This ticket would suit us,
and cannot be beaten in the whole country.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-28

New VOLUME Santa Barbara Times,
an excellent local and general newspaper, and
one that has been making fearless and sue
cessful fight against the land-grabbers and
monopolists in that section of the State, has
entered upon its second volume with colors
flying and every appearance Of long, pros
porous and useful life before it. Success
attend you, brother Boust!
The Placer herald., 1871-01-28

THAxKs.-We are under obligations to
Hon. j. A. Johnston, Congressman from
this State for valuable public documents das-
ipg the past week. Also to j. NJ. Cavan-
augh. NJ. G., for favors in the shape Of
Eongreeeional documents.
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Take Notice!

4 Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE UN-
"A. dersigned will please make immediate pay
ment. AS the Drug Store has been sold to S. M
Stevens, the business must be arranged Mt once
S. +. CHAPLIN, NJ. D.
Auburn, January 10Th, lS71.-ja2S.2w
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MARRIED..

In Sacramento, Jan. 24th, by Rev. II. b.
Heacock ANsAL SMELL, of Placer county, to Mrs.
MARY LADUE, of Folsom.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

DOR EVERY VARIETY OF CHOICE
l. GARDEN SEEDS, go to GWYNN'S Varie-
ty Store Main street, Auburn. Fresh Popcorn
on the ear also on hand. Seeds warranted fresh
and TRUE to LABEL. j. Il. GWYNN.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-28

Tire drawing will be under the management Of
c. CONWAY, President of the Board of Trus-
tees of the Town of Grass Valley; S. p. DOR
SEY, School Trustee; A. HOOPER, Chief En-
gineer of the Fire Department; and PATRICK
ENGLISH, MARTINFORD and DANIEL coll
LINS, in behalf of the Orphan Asylum as Grass
Valley
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SURER:
BANK Of THOS. FINOlEY 4 CO.


With whom all moneys will be deposited. All
disbursements will be made through said Bank.
In addition to the above Gifts the sum Of TEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS will be given to the
Town of GRASS VALLEY, for the extension Of
the Water Pipes; TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
to the SCHOOL FUND; TWO THOUSAND
DOLLARS to the ORPHAN ASYLUM, at Grass
Valley; and ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS to
the FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Tickets can be had by applying at the Office Of
the Association, Exchange Hotel Building, Main
street, Grass Valley.
TWENTY PER CENT COMMISSIONS will
be allowed to parties taking Fifty or more Tick
cts
For q guarantee that the PRIZES will b.
FAIRLY DRAWN every citizen of Grass Valley
is hereby especially referred to.
All Orders should be addressed to
c. G. KING,
GENERAL BUSINESS MANAGER.
Office--Exchange Hotel Building, Main Street
Grass Valley.
JOHN WEBER, Secretary.
nv26-f.
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Sheriff's Sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
" virtue ot an Execution issued ont OF the
Fourteentn judicial District Court of the State
of California; in and for the county Of Placer, on
a Judgment rendered in sad Court or the 26th
tla,' If Npvarnb =. \. y. 1870 in favor Of John
r. 'rr2r'o~n. AM against 3e1j Rowe, nos.
D-;nn. 4. " Donlld VIM. Decide, P1tcl .Iarks,
Wrn. Baston john T.e9!oan ana d. ". Cheese
man, for t;le SUI. Of Seven Hundred and Six
teon dollars and n.ne:y-three cents (.,'i" 93)
gold coin. with interest sad sum from the
2C.h day of November, A. d. 1870. at the rate Of
per cent per annum and costs of suit taxed at
S .yc1ty dollars AMI seventy-seyen cents, and
accl"''r; costs, have leviej! upon and will sell
to the h:,.!ost bidder COX ga coin Of the United
States, on
Monday, the 18th day Of February, A. ID.
1871 at II o'clock, NJ. at the Oro Mining Claim,
Township 5, Placer county, the following des-
cribed property, to-wit
That certain Mining Claim situate near For
est Hill, Township No. s. Placer county, and
known as the Oro Mining Claim. said Claim
having a front southerly of One Thousand feet
more or less, and extending Northerly with uni
form width to Devils Canyon and embracing all
the mining ground between the Dardenelles
Claims on the west and those of the Green Spring
on the East Also that certain twenty-stamp
crushing mill situate on said claim and known
as the Orc crushing mill" Together with all
and singular the hereditaments, rights, privile
ges and appurtenances thereto belonging or in
anywise appertaning.
All Of which property / will sell or much
thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy said judg
ment, costs, accruing costs and expenses of sale
b. D. DUNNAM,
Sheriff of Placer county.
Sheriff's Office, Auburn, January21, 1S71-3t
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1878 Prizes 1IuOW1lting to
sSI.3 900.

The Gifts will be Awarded I'm I'reefcisely
Similar MA inner as nj the Concert given
in San Francisco In aid OF the Msr-
camille Library.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-28

purc;,ns sers OF School La nd GSn tss
Of the sixteenth and Thirt rty-si1th Sections
In Place.. County.
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j. W. Martn--No. of location, 81; Date of
Approval, December 3lst, 1858; Description OF
land, Sc. quarter of Section Is, and n T.. quar-
Mount Diablo Meridian; No. of Certificate, 81. /.
Interest paid, S2Ss 90; Interest unpaid, $50 ~;
Principal due, 1920 co. Total due, S3S7 rs.
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Sl5O.OOOGO1dCOin.
FEBRUARY 22nd, 1911.
4 GRAND GIFT CONCERT WILL BE CIV.
N en- at HAMILTON HALL,
~VpA SshS WATT v>Nv

On February Twenty-!Second, 1871,
BY the Grass Valley BENEVOLENT ASSOCI,
ALTON, for the Benefit of the town of Grass Val.
ley; To extend water pipes, to the SCHOOL.
FUND; the ORPHAN ASYLUM; and to the
FIRE DEP ARTMENT
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w. r. Curtis-No OF location, 250; Date Of
approval, Nov. 3D. 1863; Description Of land,
W. half of Section Is, TIP. l. N. Range I East,
Mount Diablo Meridian; No. of Certificate.
3S2l; Interest paid, SOC 90; Interest unpaid,
Sl32 50; Principal dlc -; Total due, SI3295.
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John McFlinn- No. Of location. 500; Date ot
approval, May I'd, 1854; Description OF l.nd,
Sc. quarter Of Section lG, TIP. II, n. Range
East, Mount Diablo Meridian; No. of Certificate,
iS0; Interest paid, S4S 90; Interest unpaid,
S42 GO; Principal due, -; Total due, Sl2 Co.
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T. w. Strobrdge-No. of location. los; Date
of approval, Sept. 80, 1867; Description OF land
S. half Of n. e. quarter of S. Z. quarter of NV
quarter, and NE. quarter of Sc. quarter Of
Section 81, and N. W. quarter Of Section 35, Tp
II, N. Range 6 East, Mount Diablo Meridian
No of Certificate, 1853; Interest paid, S72 90
Interest unpaid, =; Principal due, 1920 90
Total due, 1920 90.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
WEI May 3, 1871,



The fact has attracted attention that ,ba
race Of skilled mechanics is virtually diving ont
N this country, but until recently no effort ha,
been made TO remedy the evil. The legislature
OF New YORK, however, lately passed Law reg
ulauhg me employ ment Of minors, designed to
have beneficial effect in the direction indi-
Gated ii provides that minors under twenty
one years OF age shall only be employed at
trades as indeDtured apprentices, by authority
OF their Tsrents and guardians, and binding
them TO serve three years, and not more tia
i've years. Employers are required 70 furnish
said apprentices with board, lodging and n, ID
iCsl tendance, and teach them a trade and
in case Of failure, the court may cancel the in
dentures. Ii the apprentice leaves his en-
ployer, be is liable TO certain penalties
at the discretion OF the magistrate. Il,
this law IL properly enforced il will ensure
more thoroughness of training of apprentices
than heretofore, and will raise a skilled BODY
OF workmen. At present IL is notorious that
many employers make no effort to really in
suuct the apprentice in his trade on the sys-
TEN OF thoroughness required in Europe, The
consequence is that we are Obliged TO RELY
largely tor skilled workmen on Immigration.
Thus, in many of the trades, the apprentice
is given the run Of the shop for short time, and
picks up smsttering of knowledge, which en-
ables him to get employment speedily As a Jour-
neyman, but which is not sufficient TO enable
him 10 compete with the skilled foreign work
men, trained By years of careful apprentice
ship.
IL ~ evident that more thought, followed I'D
by adequate legislation, must be given in this
country to the matter Of securing thoroughness
in the training Of boys for their trades, to the
end OF making them good workmen.
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The New York Standard has just entered upon
its second year; and after the sharp light that
AL new papers have to make to secure q footing
in the great commercial metropolis. seems to be
fairly on its legs. is good paper, we'll m an
aged in its news and editorial departments BY
the YOungs. and in the mechanical and busi-
ness departments by Hart formerly of the
C5TOnicIs.
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Halstead. OF the Cincinnati Commercial, was
serenaded at Columbus not lorg ago, and when
called upon for speech responded as follows:
Gel don't want any id band footing around
e. Get OUT Travel"
That's the kind of a man what he il; and
Pretty good kind, too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-03

"Japanese parasols OF oiled paper and
bamboo are to be worn by Gotham fair ones.
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AL that was left OF The Paper, the late demo-
cratic organ at Pittsburg, to establish which
81 0,ee0 were subscribed. paid in and expended
was sold the other day for sl5, 800. The stock
holders don't want to invest in any more such
enterpr' ses They have had enough OF the
newspaper business.
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Some of our physicians have discovered or
borrowed a new mode Of cure lately. Whatever
his disease, the patient is put upon diet solely
of milk. All kinds OF nutriment belonging TO
maturer nOurishment are absolutely forsworn.
and the body goesback to its primal nourish
ment; and consequently, it is claimed, Is born
again into fresh strength AID beauty
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR FEMALES,
Corner Of Pennsylya nia avenue and 2Sth stree,

COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR FEMALES.
Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 2Sth stree,
This Hospital Is situated In one o. the most heal,
thy pertions OF the District surrounded by its ovn
srOuIos, the rooms are large aid airy and su
WIN the Comforts OF home. Ladies' living at a dis
lance who may be desIsus of awaiting them ssly 3,
OF tue benent OF treatment in this In utiop car
sLiei or the bairon. The price OF these rooms vary
rom y III 70 p Is Der week, which Includes Board
cines. Ao HA7uf
The United States Government provides fort,
bREE bEDS Tor the following cis.s OF pafi,nts
vz-Mlves or W idows Of Soldiers or Sailors OF nh.
unlted etaiee Army and Navy, or females who NAV
De citz' rs OF any State but TEN pora,iy re,dents
o' the fistrcf ana requiring medical treatment and
uursing but unable ~ pay tn refor o
Cards OF admission TO these beds can be obtained
OF the s1rgeo1 General, U. s. Army. at his ofice
corner oil Pennsylvanis avenue and 18th street anc
oi the surgeon In chiet at his ONCE, 1894 a ASA
cEnsetts avenue.
There are also twenty FREE BEDS for ,oo,
women fesieenfs Of the District. Ord re- for adnis
zon TO these must be obtained OF the Governor o,
secretary of the District. VI
Visiting days, MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
MEDICAL STAFF:
j. II. THOMPSOH, NJ. o., surgeon In Chief,
ONCE and residence 1924 ass ny, nue
U. A. ASHFORD, n d Assistant Surgeon
Office and reside nce l33ON T. avenue
CONSULTING BOARD:
] A Richie, n. D., Johrson Eliot. n. d.,
ID. w. Bliss, d W. H. Newman n ID
Levi. MsckaIl, Jr., MD, mhTtf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-03

The New York Herald inquiries in reference to
the recent crying scene in The Criminal Court
Were there none there TO weep for the
mS ther and sister of the murdered man Rnt
ieIhsps their grief had been assusged by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-03

W. MULES: SIS ON o. PAIRs, IN
SINGLE OR DOUBLE 6A
TEAMS, LADIES OR GENTS SADDLE
HORskS. CARRIAGES, TOP, MO- TOP BUG
.GlEs, SULkIE3. JAGGER6. PHAETDNs
dACkS. private or funeral use
Wanted, w, HACK q En- to stable with ms
SABIS, IMPRESS for hauling am thing every
lo head room. fta'ls for rent. Elegant sale,
eec, Tmodstions for drive RS and livery horses.
Gall or addr, ~
CHRISTOPHERs STABLES,
194 8. Paca street aud 50 Fremont Street,
my3 In RaItimors Nj
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il OsT-On street, between llth and 18th or 18Th
II street. between fstreet ana New York avenue
email POChhT BOOK, containing 8 ais in notes
ana some small charge, pagers, &c A liberal re-
wsrd VII be given IL returned to 1903 = street.
t'oUND.Near the City Hall. a SUM of MONEY
paying the cost Of tLi advertisement Jb9uira OF
CROes WALSH, Shepherd Building. my2 ST.
i OST-Between the City all and Post Once,
- email n EMOkAEDUM BUCK cont aining pa
D. RS OF no value except to the owner. The fnler
will receive the thanks II the undersg ued b, re
turning the same to 462 Louisiana avenue
N.Y. ~ sAM'L SETTINGS.
i UST- Yesterday, at 5 .. m, in Avenue cars OF
IL getting int It'll street cara POCKET BOX,
c"ntaining about Sl2 80 and express receipts mad,
in owners name. Leave At 52S 9th St. myl b.
I OsT-saturday afternoon, white d. wn PARA.
- SOL; carved ivory handle. A suitable re- -
ward will be given II left at PU APHREt'sQD
livery stables, street. between AZ and b
ST. eets my l3t"
NOTICE is aEREBY GIVEN OF TIE Loss
~ OF y col tain piece Of
SIOUX HALF BREED SCRIP
issued In the name OF Victoria BraZisn, formarl,
Victoria AuGi, No. 5l3, letter e. for 100 acres OF
Sioux HAN Breed Lake Pepin Reserve, and thai
application will be made for transcript In tire
weeks from this day April 18th ISL wI,sox
Attorney for Fred g. Newell executor of tbs esta.e
OF Thomas Newell, decd. aDla-sw
I OsT- ACEkTIFIOATE, no IS, dated Ju.v i.
l. 1888. for Tea Shares Of stock in the EconoRicN
Buflding Association, in my q sme. Persons are
hereby warned not to purchase the same.
apis JAMES FITZPATRICK
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Its Colonel Chayes who has been nominated
helegate in Congress by the republicans OF
New Mexico. and not Col. Hayes, as the types
d al II yfsterdaY.
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IHE TROUBLES IN THE COAL REGroNs-
Another effort at compromise OF the coal dies
SuItles mas tailed The miners who met yesier
Gay AZ Scranton proposed to go TO work again.
but 81 rates which the operators would not con-
Cece- Inc miners want 10 per a--lo i'd while
ahe operators ref use 10 pay more than So cents
ne distress among the miners is yery great and
u1iiy increasing but neither the operators nor
me reading spirits among the miners betray anv
disposition 10 compromise. The wOrkingmeu;.
benevolent Association will have a Convention
at Pottsvile t. day Nany'of the delegates are
.ad 70 be in favor Of RESUMPTION on the opera
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I5t Lie NOT Toe.

Y,t BLIC OTIOE.
Css.- - Srpsr1Hfsndssf aHd Ia p.cro, Of Selrs-sD
5,'Ts.tcays. Sosf,coys and AeD bsILd,axs.
Cs'g tsaA washington, ID e.. April q, ls7l.A
under signed resptc fully REQUESTS all persons
" .- ave been in the habit of depDsiting a. hes,
''-- n.si TIRE ana other offensive matter in the al
les I'd cutters, to in M distely remove the same
o. sirt from such practice in the future Many
Cs'I nake Complaints OF defective drainage.
- rre 70 Q want IT observ sRce of the law
a a. rroy-c January IL, lS56, which reads as fol
lr--.
.sy person or prisons shall cast, place or lay ,
70 be cast, placed or laid. any rubbi III, oys
t'i Is. shayiDgs ofal or refuse substsnce Of
whatsoever Of his, her or their trade. occu-
% Or business or any coal, frewoVd, ashes, bar
r. gsh"ads or casts Of any ind; boxe- foul va
T.. water or ofia from soap and candle-or .; her
Ms sciure: filth, stable manure other off-n sive
tn or obetr notion in street. en- ne, pen
sls' pubic reservation, alley, open LIT, or in
49, l.ers OF any such street, avepue public rsSer
vs J. Cpen space or open lot on any pavement
4: - not remove the same on the day which
hes ZANE sball have been 90 placed aforesaid
-eTy person offending directing or ordering
be done. sh ali forfeit aud Day not less
nor more than ave dollars, and Q urther
ep ct i've dollars for each and every day the sane
ss be suf-red 70 remain pit the article Of fire.
No, q, sbich may remain tor forty els ut hour
ior.r, 10 such street or avenue not nclndi.g the
payment thereof" WI. fUksTTH.
frPs5t superintepde st and Inspsctor, Go