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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

4 grand ball, under the auspices
of the Colfax Degree of Iiebekah
Lodge No. l, will be given at fipers
opera House, Virginia city, on Friday
evening, April %.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

The telegraph announces announcer
blockade on the Union Pacific RalI-
road. 1t is too late i'll the season Tor a
lengthy detention to trains.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

Judge Hayden, formerly OF Dayton
has been added to the delegation
against the admission OF ttah rs "
State. and is to leave for Washington
Immediately.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

The New Haven Register DEM
wants two Adamses on the ticket
Charles Francis for President, ana
Tobn Onincy for Vice President.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

Fred. Douglass, in his New Era, mas
a strong article in favor oil the rehohii
nation of General Grant.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10
Chr aailn State 2e0jster.
CARSON CITY:
Wednesday. April 10. 1S12

The Queen has returned home from
her trip to Germany.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

The yield of ore of the Crown Point
mine tor the week ending April >, was
s.0o3 tons. The estimated value OF that
sent to the mills was Sl97, 193 56.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

Report says that the City OF Mexico
was visited by an earthquake, on the
c6th ultimo, which lasted thirty
seconds.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10
Nn1ice to creditors.


NOTICE Is HtREBY GIVEN BY THE "
dersignel. Administrator with the VIM an-
nexed of th, above ntme,i estate. to the cr' ui'oi-
of and all persons having claims against, me sa't
to exhibit the same, together WIN 'hc
,,ecessary ,esncher<. within ten 90 month. from
the date hereof and first publication OF TINS To-
tice. to the undersigned, this residence IN JacA >
Valley, Douglas county, State OF Nevada
Jacks Valley, Douglas county, Nevada, March
10. 1872.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10
nEFIANCE MINING COMPANY.

)-Location of Works. Eagle and W"sh"e VAL
f1v Mining District, Nevada Notice. There are
delinquent upon the following described Stoch'
ON account of assessment LEVIED on 'he hl' u,.
II March 1s12. the several amounts ret opposite
he names of the respective shareholders. As 1ol-
lows. :.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

And in accordance with the laws Of the State OF
Nevada. the By-Irws Of the Defiance Mining Co..
and An order of the Boar1 OF trustees mAue ~
~. 6,tb flay Of. March, 1879, SO many shares VI
s,cb marcel OF said stock as may be necessary,
Iii he add at public auction. At the ONCE OF the
secretary, in Carson City. Nevada. on the sth day
Of May, is7a, at the hour Of one "s,oc. :, ~. .,
,haraor focether with costs Of advertising and
nu.n..s al ale, ISAAC MCCONNELL,
10 ,ds Secretary
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

Faber, the pencil man, Is worm
81, OOO, 600.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10
ORMSBY HOUSE,
C,rnes Of Carson and secoud Streets.
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
GEO D. FRYER. $3.50 Proprietor.

uNUE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
leased the Orrn-by House would --iisrm ms
friends and the travelling public that t"is House
ha. been thoroughly refttsi throughout ana put
in cnmtl.ie order for the comfort and pleasure OF
all " ho NAV please To give him i call.
The TABLE will, at all times, be supplied with
all IN. sub.,aptials as well a. tie luXurie, that
the market afnds. No pans viii Ice spared I"
please guests and every attention will be PAID 10
their respective wants at all fIu~s
Wine, &c.
Attach d to the House jst billiard ROOM
containing Three Table ct tur attest improved
.tyl.s. with gapi cues, bali and me lEht.
Also. GENERAL TAGhO FrICk for the stages
counec. ing with all the ,Itagut lhe- of Sta-e-
and Railroads running tlruu-u tins stale AMI
California, aud any information m relation 10 the
same VIII he cheerfully given at %t!tiHirs
eN- Part.,ul.' attention Istii To booking IA"
.engers, calling them, g.. Nov 9o-I
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
A japanese Jlandbill.

The San Francisco Alta, California,
has found i'll n package of Japanese
tea the following circular
"Thoy are both kinds, Ycesay and
Saoging 1T is the name of the noun.
tain ; there very much foggy cover the
top of the mountain to the foot are
constantly. There quality are Supc>
rior and genuine. Acy person who
was feeling indisposo may try take o
cup OF it in few morning, AID will
tsel much better and good s,i,n.
WIN expressly racled for imperial.
by Fo"hiug T. Co., Yok.huma."
This handbill (s,ys 'he Alta } in evil
dontly written BY pauese, and i,
gives Ill an idea of Ja:an.s- Progress
in learning our language. Ev,dr. tIy
tbe SCHOLAR has confidence tha, I've ca :,
mu ke himself understood, and in mi,
he is nut nj akin.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
WTNNSROEsO,
Wednesday Morning, March 81. 1872
Our judicial Status.

By an Act Of the late Legislature,
this County has boen transferred
from tho fourth to the sixth Circuit.
The latter Circuit is now composed,
since tho passage of tn, ACT reforred
to, of the Counties of York, Lanoas.
ter, Chester, aud Fairfield, with T. j.
Mickey, rs Presiding Judge. (
Whether We will be benefited by
this change or not, we are scarcely
prepared to say. \s matter of CON
Venlence, it il certainly desirable
both for the judge and Solicitor.
Judge Mackoy comes to US with d
doubtful and uuenviable record. but
may prove acceptable as a Judge.
The last number o. the Chester Re-
porter notices him quite favorably.
According to that paper, he has ex-
pressed himself very decidedly in re.
gard to the rocent arbitrary and lille
gal arrests made by the military in
tho upper counties, md has intimuted
his intention of instructing the Graud
Jurics, in the Counties where the.o
arrests have been made, to indiot tho
the U. $. officers- who have acted
without the proper authority.
If Judge MAckcy will take n stand
of this character, aud maintain It.,
thereby evincl"g aproper regard for
tho Liberties of tho people, and u
spirit to protect them from oppres-
sion, wo arc satisfied he will receive
that support to which judicial off
cor aotuated by proper motives in the
discharge OF his duties, is always eu-
titled.
In former issue of this paper, we
rejected worry severely on Judge
Mackey's past career, for which we
contend We had just grounds, but if
his course Oh the Bcnoh shows thnt ho
fully appreciates tho necessities and
grievances Of the people at large, and
in an official way relieves their wants
and burdens as far az ho can, we will
not DO so unjust aud ungoncrous as to
withhold from him that endorsement
that he would thereby deserve. Lest
him but show himself just and im
partial servant OF tho law, and bis
past course will be covered with tho
mantle Of charity. -.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
NJ. JOHNSTON.
lCharlotte Observer.
Efficacy of Onions.

A writer says: We are troubled
often with severe coughs, the result
Of colds Of loug s'anding, which may
tu'n to consumption or premature
death. Hard coughs cause sleepl..ss
nights by constant irritation In the
throat and strong cffn,tto throw off
offensive matter from tho lungs
The remedy l propose has been tried
by me. and recommended by me with
good results, which is simply to take
into the stomach, hefore retiriug for
tho night, q piece of raw onion, after
chewing. Tue e.culent, in an uu.
cooked state, is very heating, and
c"llcots water from the lungs and
thr"at, causing immediate relief to the
patient. 'N ~. ... ... .I''.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27

WILMINGTON, March 2l.--Reports
from tho Lowrey outlaws are very
conflicting in their character. Boss
Strong thas not been seen since it was
reported he was killed, aud Henry
Berry Lowroy has been missing sever
al weeks. A. B. Henderson, the
correspondent Of tho New York Her
aid, who has been with the outlaws
several days., with tho ALLEGED. object
Of Interviewing them for that paper,
il. said ~ have been Z outiawsd ty a
board Of magistrates of Robeson ooun-
ty and his Arrest ordered. 1t is not
supposed he wilt be detained by the
authorities Of that COUNTY , -
s's 'WxsHISoToN, March 23.--It is.yet
impossible to say absolutely whether
WSrmouth proposed or, accepted tho
proposition Of ten with Packard,
Chsirman He undoubtedly propos-
ed or, ,ac9uiescsd in the, proposition.
1t is equally certain thnt to this hour
tho opponents of Watmouth deoliue
any overtures in which Yarmouth
fgnres. Their theory 10 that. Gov.
Yarmouth, Of Louisiana, shall fol.
low CIV. Bullock, Of Georgia, in
swelling tho stream Of emigration
No. thwnrd. . r.... ...'..' r1'.@."..'
Sckies. has not resigned as Span
ish Minister.
Tue Senate was not 10 peSsion. Tho
House vas occupied in debate only.
BosToN, March %. .---rh: WOODEN
malls at North Andover wers burned
to-day ; loss over 500. 900. 49,
ST LOUIS, March 23.-Fi,hback,
one OF the proprietors, bought tho
st. L,u's D,moorat ; price $3.50, 900
There will he no change in politics.
Mccullough remains chief editor.
Halifax, March 23.-The steamers
America and Cuba, from Europe,
have arrived. short of coal.
NEw;Y DIRK, NJ rch 23.--Dapo, Of tho
Sun, gave bail i'll $4,000 in two Ii.
bel suits.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
A Soul Outside tho Body.

There has always been some speou-
latiou On tho question whether a
mans soul actually leaves his body
during, sleep or at any other time be-
fore death, but evidence to solve mys-
terious questions is rare. There is a
story told in Louisville, however, Of
a merchant Of that city, who, while
travelling on a sleeping car in Missis-
sippi, had vivid experience as of
visiting bis home and seeing his wife
and children asleep, and noticing that
the eight day family clock had run
down, he wound it up and bet it going.
He then returned to his berth, which
was tattling alone ut the rate Of forty
miles AL hour, in u sleeping car saw
his own body distinctly, and resumed
his place within its we'll fitting encase-
meat. Ga writing to his wife about
it, he learned that the clock had been
mysterionsly wound up ON the night
OF his spiritual imagination.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
.gether.ss }theys should riso TO- tths
BEAD sd p& afFiFsS Ssbsn God save thshah
,WGrlasOf.warning.I

I" A sehssof pubic duty admonisEes
US to oaiisshe attsttion of our citizens,
to the approaching munioi pal elec.
jti9n;sapd oautionatllemsas to- the great
danger Of negIee,ipg 80 important a
matter. 'oPheaiae ID oil ! ais,ahhtN Nonee
week, and IL isbehoovos every good man
i, ,tRscomh@,ity topa$As fuilS to
the hccessityy Of acting promptly and,
without aclay. s:heln,,es" are on foot at
which, Observation-Disclosures out, will
work to- the. ssrjous 4 detf fiment Of the
town. There ore those in our midst
who are secrstlty laying plans to bb;
tam control over opr mp"ieip4l af,
fairs, AMI if they, succeed. thsu up 60
the taxes, aud peace and good ordv,
will be things Of the past. y efknow
whereof we speak, and it our warming
Is not needed, the blame aid respon.
sibility, for an UNPLEASANT state of
affAirs, will rest upon the shoulders of
others. We have discharged our
duty to the copmuuity, aud we eau do
nothing more. II. the tax payers of
the town desire to 500 their interests
pass into the hands Of persons mini
cal to them, let them remain iii that
state of le'hargy that app cars now 20
envelop them, and their desires will
be surely gratiiied. IF, on tho cob.
trary, they wish to see the town pros.
per, and maintain that character that
it has had for long years past, they
must 60 to work at once, put n ticket
OF honest, reliable men in the field,
and look to it that is elected. Thoy
must suffer, the bitter consequences, ii
they act otherwise. .'.'H ''"'.'
Verbum sapientidus su6icit,",
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
Te1ega,apaaaee
Foreign Rows &,

DRsssrLpoRF, Maroh&2l lsThe
City Han and Academy pf All, with
famons'painti6gs, are bafseds
ROME, March lit is rumored
that q treaty is pending between
Prussia and Italy, whereby Alsace
and Lnrsine are guaranteed to Prussia
and Roue to Italy. .. ~
PAArs, March I2.-The miniatcr Of
the Interior asks largo increase of
the appropriation for the police.
: LONDON. March 23.-Tbere being
q blinoing snow storm, the Universi
~ boat race has been postponed.
Later dispatches state that tho storm,
Is uuabated, but the race occurred,
nevertheless. The Cambridge ore "
won Ly length and u.balf.
A storm delayed the departure OF
tho Quc,n. The Lords adjourned 3, to
Ap,u 3. Tue Houh. u.:j,urns on
Tuesday, tu rht same date. .,..,..
. MATAM M,RAs. March 23.-TreviIo,
mith ah as@ptt, made II fu. cod loan of
$40 900 III SA;,i;lo. Tsev,uo l,eec,.
ed the rx.o,ins Of ipan o. $50,0OO
nt NJ M"ntc'ty, where at Amer ca,
merch,Hts ,"e "a. plund.rod TO OK
ac, the enlvrcemcn;. ....,
PANS, March 23.--The English aud
Spanish Minis;e;, had long upnt.o-
Vcr>y over Uom Dciciai relations
Both express regret at the course OF
France, and it Is Gurthec stated, thai
Spa'u threatens rcprisals ii dutiss
are collected in contr.vention Of the
treaty, which does not expire until
1877. ... ...
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
rNamOrS Of the Street.

. A ludicrous accident occurred on a
San Fraueisco horse- railroad reooutly
An elderly aud yory portly lady pas
senger signalle led for tho oar to stop at
a certain stI Icet, but of course the rear
platform went a little beyond the dry
crossing, and rs, o, sequence the
STEP vas just oyer, the. mud. which
was very deep. The old lady growl-
I'd a grsat deal, and, the conductor
stepped off the car and offsred his
hand to, guide ber. to the crossing,
when forgetting her exceeding weight,
abe sank bodily iuto his o4,stretched
arms, and, as consequence, the con
duotor sat quietly down ia the mud
and the passenger fell over his head
He swore and she stofmod, and. the
oiher passengers laughed, but being
behind time. tho coud dctor was
obliged to 60 on his way, leaving the
old lady trying to wipo the mud of
her clothes with a seven inch, square
handkerchief, indignantly vowing re.
venge against the railroad company
and all conductors. :,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
The New British Uniform. y

The London Standard is informed
that in the spriuga new experiment
is to be made in the matter of, cloth
ing. Twenty thousand men are to bo
clothed in scarlet tuuics ard blue trow-
sers instead Of the brickdust tunics
and Oxford gray trowscrs now in use.
and the button is to be Of ono uui-
form pattern, bearing the Royal arms
upon It III tho place of regimeutal
device. If tho experiment is found
to answer, the whole army will be
clothed in u simiIar manner.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
The Amnesty Farce.

A little farce is played in the
House Of Representatives every
week. Refusing to grant a general
amnesty, they pass, onco iu seven
days regularly "disability BILL" by
which the persons named in it are re-
lieved Of all disabilities as citizens
arising from acts during the rebellion.
In making UP this periodical bill,
every member hands iu whatever lists
he chooses, aud none of the names are
read. They insist on only one provis.
ion-it is understood that if the name
of Jefferson Davis appears in any list
presented, the engrossing clsrk shall
strike it out. -. ....'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
Flisht Of II 0, HOYt.

. Fl. o. Hoyt, charged with dofraud-
ing the State OUT of $4,000, fed tho
city Oh Tuesday night He had sued
out writ Of habeus corpds before
Judge Hopkins to havs his bond re-
duce'l, and tho case was TO be heard
yesterday. 1t will be recollccted
that when brought up before Judge
Cowart. his counsel and the committee
agreed on $25,O00 IA the amount Of
the bond. lie made several ineffec-
tual attempts TO give bond. Hi,
severe fainting ct cause him 10 be
allowed to stay at home guarded by
constable Dozier. ..' .. .t..i '
'r How he managed to got away from
tho constable we ore not advised,
but he left on horseback for North
Georgia. '' ~ r...4" q y +,
= Deputy Sheriff Brown offered $500
for his arrest, and threwd detectives
sturted immediately in pursuit J cs.
terday morning. ~r~'.. -
We trust that o rigid investigation
will be had rs t,who is responsible fol
Hoyt's escape. .,n. '' ..
y 1t is sapposed'that Hoyt is making
for South Carolnia-away off from
railroad and telegraphic c,mmunica.
tioD.-Atlanta ca. Constitution.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
ITEMS.

kIcHMoHD, NJ arch ia fire al,
T.en. gar Iron W.rk- Ibis II ornny
burned c"ofer STOP aud stable, to.
tt'"e' with nine horses and mu:es loss
Sin 600 i''suItd.
" AsiIISGT"N, March l9..-Gilbert
d"cl,"e. ;hc F,urida mar.h.lship.
G1"rr"I Da':e: l.. St"ntrn, Calico.
to- 'f che Fh'n VI yland District,
ha~ bee" arrested Tar drfalc.,iun.
lie W.. i ) Isl S25. 600. 80
1T LOUIS March 10. In fhe mat
te' "i q IL rr'ce bet" cen th,. rr"prIv-
t. f IL" Mss. "'' p"'' o''"t, jug
M""'i;, chs u'"'nrg a.p intei Wa.
M'h =. ".e o. 'he iirn:, rec .nd
"r"S''a ate IT he es,,b,i,h aeut
o" rr'""v ""xt.
NE" YORK, March l9.--l. s,a,eN
U nyf"' NJ C'c'!an has decided to
"l'"d'"w f'oa the Eri l., di'ectms',ip,
on 'een"nt OF biz co"ue"fio" With the
Af'an'c md Great Western Rail-.
r"ah'
C'NciSNATI March 10, The busi-
nes" '. po,''o" Of Laurel Indian, was
nearly destroyed by fire loss $780,
wv
,1"A SIrY' March '9.--The Gin
ton Hotel was burned to-day. Ole
h;a h"'1 c1"P 1Sv'Peo !" ms "'g't clothes, with
"'I Mv I"''v " u"u'' ms arm, -,
49,. h" DIRK, "'roh %i'-rhe Lon
@ Rnnmp p|p,'S % .n na,e .a;;o.''t'nce frou'
H., .r.L ~ "oou'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
No Candidate.
CHARLOTTE, March l6, 1872.

,... CHARLOTTE, March lG, 1872.
Mr.. EDITOR $50 You have been
pleased ia the Observer of to.duy, to
present nc III u complimentary man.
ner to the people Of North Car, I,na
~ a suitable candidate for the Office
OF Governor. As the State has
'many worlhier son than l." and
having no aspirations for political
office, respectfully ask to Withdraw
my name from public consideration
for the hi eh position you designate.
Impressed with tho greatimportance Of
tho result of the approaching political
contest, having entire confidence in
thr judicious selco,iou of candidates
by tho State Convention, and main
tainiog the p inoiples of tho Dolpo-
cratic CohseI vative party, I will ex.
tena to them my humble, though Corr
dial support. ,I' d.. '.- ~.
VIM. JOHNSTON.
LCharlotte Observer.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
Cnt Down in The Morning.

From friends in this city, says the
Christian cNeighbor, We learn in sor.
row aud sympathy with the hcreav we'd
that Miss Evelina W. second daush
ter of Rev. John w. aud Mrs. Anna
Kelley, Of the South Carolina confer.
,onoe, died rat home, District q Par.
,sonage Murion,gS. C.,~ Friday, o 4
p. I'M, Maroh 8, 1872. This OK.
emPlary young lady had been a
ehiid OF affiio,ion the greater part of
borayeers:. Her'raliglou wac genuine
her profession sincere. Her peaceful
death, followed3in|beauty harmony
her devoted life, .Igqi!T .
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
From Washington.

WAsHINGToN, March l9.--The case
of Avery aud "thera, indicted under
the Enfricemcnt act for the killing
of one John Williams, while attempt.
irg to prevent the colored people
from voting il South Caroltna, came
up before the Supreme Court, and
was argued on a motion made by the
Government to disnli,s the writ of
error, because it is from motion to
quash, which was Wholly within the
discretion of the Court below the
Government insisting that a. the
matter was within the discretion of
the Court has not jurisdiction to re-
view it. .,. -
Ehe case involved the constitution.
ality of the E'.fArcement, or Ku Klux
act, Of May, 1870 on the question
whether the Fifteenth amendment nu.
thorizes the legisl .tlou.-or in other
words, whether the act is appropriate
iegiela'ion-to carry into effect the
provisions Of the auendmcnt. The
Government takes the affirmative IF
the question, aud the defense Of
negative, Insisting that the amend.
ment authorizes no Legislation on tho
subject of suffrage, but leaves that
matter wholly with the STATE. ex-
cept to provide that they shall make
no law debating any citizen from that
right on account of race, color .previ.
Gus conditi,m Of scrvi,ude. Iii also
oonteuted By the defeuse that the act
makes no Provision for a proceeding
against individuals, except when at.
temptM e to do the prohibited act !,
ny authority Of the statutes of a
State.
The case is conducted by tho At
torney GenCral and Assistant Attur-
ney General Hill for the Government,
aud BY Henry S:anbu'ry aud Rsverdy
johnson tnr the d,frnse. It has been
heard 30 far On the. mo ion t. Iem.s .ss,
and may not how be heard on the
merits. 1t will be heard further to-.
MORROW.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
Foxes as Sheep HsrdesA

Tbs s@ekton Repabliqap of Taes.
day Epuc6es3or tlIis: Ea ~
PSaple often wonder Iat tho 80.
markable instinct 5displaSsd by walf,
trained shepherd dogs, but what VIII
they say when we tell them of band
of sheep that is guarded by foxes
alone : The story seems improbable,
ibutS0fsitSsftths we have the most sun..
doubted proof. On Whiskey Hill,
in the IviSiuity of JebBy iliiudy four
miles from. Milton, may be seen nj d..
'hsHed 6yfaxssT, sua aiaus II
the little lambs are three in nun Der
one gray fox, and the other two
Of the speoieE Rnewh az the red fox.
10 poiut Of. Intelligence these novel
Shepherds are ysaid - grenlly surpass
tbs, best trainsd. shepherd dogs.
fbcy perform their, work we'll, and
fro's worDiug till nigh, are ever on the
alert. The gray one seems to con-
troll, and in gaeat measure. direct,
tho actions of the other two. A
gentleman ipfor us us that he yester-
day saw the, gray fox pursue and at
tack Il hog that hud heizod lamb and
was mak'pg IF With it. The contest
was short aud sharp, aud resulted IN
the hog dropping the lamb and beat
ing has'y> ietreat. Tho fox picked
up the apparently npinjured Iamb
aud oar,ipq it oaok to tho, flock.
Dick Wilson. superintendent of the
Salt Spring Valley Water Company,
and Sau. Eldridge, of the Bunker
Hill Hydraulic Mining Company,
will vouch for the faots above stated