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(Frtract Of q letter to the Times from its
Danish Correspondents

The first Parliamentary work of the SEES.
sion is always the discussion of the Budget
for the next financial year, reaching from
the LIST of April to the 3Oth of March.
With US the different Estimates and the
Ways and Means are not presented sepa-
rately to the House, but are worked to-
gether in a single Budget, or financial Bill,
as we prefer to call it, and are in this
shape introduced into the Folkething the
very first thing after the House is consti-
tuted by the election of its Speaker and
secretaries. The Budget for 1884 was
laid before the House on the same day in
October as the adjournment was declared.
and SO members have had a pretty good
opportunity for studying its various items.
| fear it would offer but slight interest to
English readers to be initiated into the
details OF Danish finances !; and besides. the
numbers with which I should have to act
would appear SO ridiculously small to your
public accustomed to English units of CAL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14
VOLUME 37---NUMBER 1894.

husband : compromising dld not pre-
Neii' ano'ii'r ""Hlie from increasing
dallN WIN hti tcneWt" forces.
'Calih"i the children come down
>h' asked one dl\ thtN hteu not
,rn"nIr my a'lnI al all we c"lid get
'",'S'''SS l"' 'll'Hh' H"" kho"' some
Mhelr: u seems an age since saw
'hein'
WIS ''iilhilS ann"' lh'' very
'hll%' Siih Henry '"lilllS"h '"nIN
wa. h"t sur" W"''per \"" c"''In n"ai
'i'll h"l>' yet
"h' yes am :" ,h"'l stronger
,\ii' '"N.,ir>' ''ti M"''il h'" ne III tne
h""H'. hcA VIII l"r&'' me- ana h'gih
I" th'iik MISS laiiait tIelr Neritahie
hl"'ii'i II 'h.H are h'i' alone Win her
hl'rh longer.
li'i N"i'" iai'crh aS Shc Hald thlS'
an" hrf hSt"hlShrd husband SAW tear
"r"pS Slah"inS III ncr eyes.
:, y" l'al Oh 'hll. ne 'ii''d cheeri''lIN'
,,.1 n"' we VIII nave 'h'ml down III once.
il'' WIN you net het'ili:.h VIII not
'"il"" III ''NS 'nIh "teN -,
i''"''',' - -. ..' 81 ''h" VI ''e '''i-
"'rn "H I'l ''',''
~, y" n"! lie l. "l tht S"NerheSS'
ir'' " .,i u "''' now: "i'' il"t u't'iI
~ .,,, : ''' Wv. ''' wa, ~" H':" ,,:
T'' "'' "tI u, "'o'
'u !" ''''i'' MN '"' w"
~ '''N ""' i'' q" ''''
"'''''''' '"'''r i-"'h ih', 'i""'
N'"SS'HiS ",'l F'!"I'>H'
:" 'i''' '''' '''>'l' I" see n"r 'll'"i'h
i""'i" rNl'''>>'"h win nli'l''i'H ne
! '""' ,'"' '''>N "''H' "''"n '"iii'
/ WIN '','"l' N'l' ''"N' one snort Hrh-
! ,''T' ''''" '','''e" inc ho'l|'i'' li'i
"">''"'' ""'I'i'i'" '''''il at tht S't"'''n
h'i'i''r III "Iii'h heI eyes hil%h'rhtd
ana ntr >l'lI"> rose nIt' pun II an 10Wh
/ I" "tIi%h' 'iia' Mi>> lhriail' Sh"l'ih ne
:" wen provide" i"r' ana Thought what
I S"''' "'N''''H" ""H'tn n'N WIZ N"N'
''''fe say we snail ne ""le I" ilh"
/ >"i,' one j">' - S""'' ne sal" pres
ehliS'
!" E"'H'r' ""H '''''He" '"'' tNr
n'"S' N"'" us ''N''S''''"' WIS '"l"
,h"' 'i'' 'h'''''c" were coming I"
bllSiit"h.
Il am glad "1 1t. She sad. Il am
an "ld nIald. ana d" not understand
these things property hlt II seems T."
m" that II had rilldrrr should think
II my li>i duty III TINS world To look Al
ten them. li">Idr>. hate what l. un-
natural. | HAD Il eat drew ned once he
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14
Squibs.

/ The editor of Il Nashville paper is ac-
rIl~rd hl li> ncighhor> of having caught
cold while sleeping in church with his
pew door open.
"I> the Colonel here - shouted IL
man. sticking his head into Il Kansas
/ CITY street caI. "IIr is answered
thirteen men a> they rose MP.
/ There i no absolute sin III horse
/ racing. we learn from Il religious paper.
/ Certainly not but if there is anything
/ provoking in this world. it is to bet
your money on the wrong horse, and he
obliged Ia steal Il ride home ur 90 afout.
That's where the trouble is dorchester
/ fhronirlr.
\ Young man out i'll search of his
fathers lost pig. near scranton. Pa, ac-
co>trd ai lri>hmam along the road with,
"liaNc You seen Il stray pig about here!'
"Faith' SAYS Pat. land how could tell
one stray pig from another ,!
\ Vermont man went over to an is
land I" live a> Robinson Crusor did,
but his wife followed with Il club. and
his solitary life lasted only three houIS.
Mis-. Peru of Delta. Ia. postponed
her daughters Wedding -four times, in
oidrr to grt SumShimy day. When she
got >ucn Il dat. the bridegroom had
concluded not tn marry.
\ .cm>l l>amia clergy man has made
Il hi hy introducing ''pcl>onalS III his
players. For instance ''LOrl, have
mercy ON John -ianaham, who keeps Il
saloon nc,ir tn" old red bridge. Either
lay him upon Il bed "t sickness or have
him removed from this town.
SAYS the Coulrr-Journal: There is IL
man under arrest at Green Bay. Mich,
for llIrowiug Il barrel of flour at another
man and knocking him down. The
| Detroit paper from which we gather
! this fact does not give the height of the
gigantic giant who thus 50 recklcSSly
hurl> barrels of flour around, but we
would >uppn>c ii to h. about seventeen
feet nine inches.
The Latest definition is that given by
a little fellow in II public school 1T st.
Paul. Mimi. VIII" havihg spelled sob"
waS asked To define the word. and said
1T mcar : when IL tcllcr don't want to
crl. and il hustS out itself
\ sunday school teacher SAW one of
his scholars very much absorbed in the
race at the recent fair at Nnrthtcld.
and the next sunday asked the lad if he
did not think horse racing great waste
of time! The little fellow replied that
he Thought there was IL thundcrin'
sight too much time wasted in scorin'."
In Virginia city. New, il gentleman
has placed ou each side of the gravel
walk leading from hi iI"mt gate to his
door :: handsome iron fence, the top
Iail of Which is made of guS-pipc, filled
with small holes. Bctolc he thus fenced
his walk he wa, much troubled by book
agents, map pcddlelS and persistent life
insurance men, hut now all Is lovely
with him. When he sees IL man enter
his gate with books under his arm. he
simply turns Il cock, and instantly il
thousand >tleams of water dart across
the whole length of the walk from side
t" side. The book peddlcr retreats to
the gate, gazcS wiStfullN up the walk
for IL time. concludes the man of the
house doesn't want to see him. and then
/ travels, wondering what sort of Internal
machines people will next invent for
the di>couragment of honest industry.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14
In The Tree-Top.

by Lucy LARCOM.
'Rock-a-by. baby. up i'll the tree top
Mother his blanket is spinning:
And II little rustic that never will stop
Freezes and boughs are beginning
Rock-a-by, baby, swinging 81 high
Ruck-a-by
When the wind blows, then the cradle will rock
Hush now it stirs ill the bushes
Now with whisper, "A tiuttcr of talk
Baby and hammock il pushes
Rock ku-hy. baby shut, pretty eye
Rock-a-by!
Rock with the boughs, ruck-;l-by, baby dear, -
Lcai-t"ngurs are singing and saying
Mother she listens, and sister Is near.
Under the tree softly playing
Rock al by baby mothers CLOSE by,
Rnck-a-by'
Weave him a beautiful dream little breeze
Ittl" leaves. nestle around him
lie will rem, mhrr the SOM. of the trees
When a-c with silver has crowned him.
E""kHhy baby WAKE hy-and-by
Rock ably
-Fron NocrD,bcr No. ot 81. NichoiaS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14
Business pireetorn.

Ea>.p,>~ and Locdfi0n oC tie icdd-
gI..,.>, HpH>,> IN 81. .jOhRSbHIU.
A.a,,uIiur,,I Tools aud Hardware.
..... s. HASKELL. II"yt Block, L. L. 81.
ipmthc,;Iric~.
...uNN N". =, Bank Block. Main -.
...tiIA son Eaudall's Bln,q, L. Il. st.
Attorneys at Law.
-.t NAY over L. L. Ohicc. aud Post Otiirr.
0.tt HOE Va. : C.,lrd"ii:,u Elk.. mp stairs.
..IENEp Man 81. over Hall \ Flrtchrr'S
... ..-'.r- Broker.
l;urk- and stationery.
...l, EoWEII. C.tl'd"ui.,n III h. Main II.
iir"L binders.
a .Io&. - CO.. Ats. Monument square
Ii!,uL---L"gai and business.
A. ~Iu\l = co. Monument square.
iillri,~ aud Cnni,.cti"ner>.
ISIS uE abbey. Main Street.
I:ooi- and shoes.
-9tIiAGIlEE Wards Elk. L. L. St
IInti,inc. Hats and Gaps.
.. I.pl;r Bank Block "pl"-itr II. .Iuhr,-
..r-,. dealer in Read, Made rl"thin-. Hat
...- u,Hr~ Fuli~hiu, ,'"nd~. rtc.. ,rc.
tinihius: for Men and Boys.
.. sli:i:AHN~A = 60. Fairbanks Village
.IUl,N\k~ y GO. Fairbanks Village.
,., ..u- Taper tinmgimg>. ind"u --i,u,i.>.
.. fNIGI:NNK~ \ co. Fairbanks Village
Dentists.
...k1\- tulcd"ul.u I,iorh. Main STREET
..Ir \ SMITH. Uui.u Block. Main STREET.
Dining: ,:',"m~.
...tN>A A !EuTENGI!.I. Eastern Avenue.
rga ,.""d>. ;Ind I.aii,.-' Fancy Goods.
uNIE avenue, Block. L. L. Street.
rNIEI;NNk~A y co. Fairbanks Niiln-r.
..r, t.oo,I-. E'o,I~..- I<ccpin., Goods, etc.
...4.A FLETCHER. Mann street.
Flour ,,nd Feed.
10 ALpEICu 3 co. Eastern Nvruu".
Furniture. and Ca>kct-.
Villa NWIT~IE Nam Street.
3D. TISDNLE. Elrudrr, Ei"ch. up stairs.
Family Tr"ccri'- and fruits.
VI. COOK y 60. Eastern Avenue.
.n HARVEY. Union Liock Main STREET
File Manufacturer.
...pu-bury Filr Works. opp Passenger urP"t.
groceries and housekeeping: Goods.
TNIEENNKS ~ 90. Fairbanks Village.
Hotels.
..>ir House L. L 81. Adrich \ Miles.
.....l,t"I-
insurance. Iii".p
-Nl.GlNI. ,.E,urD I;ailr"id Street.
iron Founder and Machini>t.
.. ul LIEII. North ,Ud. l. L. Street.
Millinery aud Fancy Goods.
~i\IEE Main Street.
Merchant Tailor>.
E.GHWuOD. pauyilr Block. Il. L. Street.
Photographs.
HEi' H. Eumhun- building. Main 81
,ITIInl;p Calr,lnnilu Block. Main Street.
Printers and Publishers.
.Ir<IA s. co. Card"uiau E"ck, Main 81.
~t".,.~ and Tin Ware.
..II.tII-i;. I..-t,ru Avenue.
% % WOnnEUFF. Railroad Street.
...H!. l.I. EASTERN NNcuu".
Watches. .Ic',"lrN and Toys.
."nA HOWELL. Calrduniin BIN, Main ST
---- ~ 10Y E.ilrnLd SIrr,.t.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14
HININ ESS f.iHDS.
Hti'i;N BIDDGETT,

tti'tN HL'b'fli'
LNWNrE,
-. ...-... Vermont.
,In 4 FLANDERS.
Dealer iu
..t ..,.p~ WI NJLLIN TRN.
r -..t 81 .I"hnshurl Vi.
,...,.,. .rnrI;t,u-
Us "d d,'i'r~ in rNI\lN NNn OILS
,'f"S ,N.,r
~, r..,...t-,..
'' '
ENI.IiIII. IIWIS n co.
,,,,,,.-r
..pyl~inNS \%D MEALS.
...-.. - J,,bnsbur,.
..,'i,.', =. ,,rrr
,,.;., o,.I..,,,,....
'''r ana IN Thl'h, ou,Ii VIA
'.." '"''N. MI ""rN ="'''''''''''
IT,
{ DEN ST.
Room l, Union Block.
Horouro< \ roPE.
H......,tt.. -. .... -, S.,,.c,,.
', ''' '''''N .' ,',,x.pi-ry
.-.,,-,,-, n .,m% Gf"-r NJ.
...> Nj. W. q. P"rE MID.
E5II,En 4 FOLSOM,
.. ,.'-...,.
81 Iobu-hury.
E,.L Ea.,l VIA. street.
''''' "''h' ""'" ,"''''
Pep. s.,uu.. cherry street
'I'm % t" ~ \. NJ. to- l. NJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-14
OYSTERS! oYSTERS!!

... ''' '."l H-arn and We are receiving Prov
.. ..i '"-''i~ every day. and they are very
We ''' lH'Iai'd t" sell them at wholesale
MATTHEW'S 4 PETTENGILL.
pa,. '' A.rnu". tiIsi door west of the Exuress
rJtf
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s. ,4ohnsburn Galrdonlan.
ml-ufr fvFm FRIDAY El

n TT-NIN TNFNl TNTTINl II
VI. -Ec l. ~ co.
.,.ir.. soldiers Monument. -. JohnsburN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04
Railroads in Mexico.

The contest between American rail-
way interests in Mexico represented
by General Rosecrans. and English
interests represented by Mr.. Plumb,
10 still animated. General Rosecrans
Is now asking for certain moditica-
tons Of the concession already grant
ed him. He wishes TO adopt a gauge
Of three feet, and to obtain a grant in
money instead of the promised sub
vention in land. If lie succeeds in
carrying out his plans, there is no
doubt that the works upon which so
much of the peace and prosperity Of
Mexico depends will re in the hands
Of . capable and honest man. Per
haps General Rosecrans may give the
Mexican people order, stability, and
. thriving commerce in exchange for
. few railway privileges, and so the
problem which for SO many years
has perplexed statesmen may be
solved by the locomotive.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04
The Miners Strike in Humboldt.

One day last week we published a
dispatch stating that the miners OF
Knoxville we're on a strike. From
the Slrer state of Saturday, we gather
the following particulars relative TO
the mater:
Work has been suspended on the
Arizona mine during the week. i'll
consequence of a slight disagreement
between the employers and EN-
pIOyed. The cause OF the trouble. 80
tar ds we have been able TO ascertain.
i "a follows: 1t has been customary for
all hands employed at the mine UntEe
day shit TO quit work ut five o'clock
every SaturGav-One hour earlier than
last Saturday, according TO instruc-
tons from the Superintendent. the
foreman ordered the mel to continue
at work until sin o'clock. TINS the
men refused TO do. and at five O'Clock
all hands at the mine quit work and
came TO the surface. Their time was
sent 10 the Cumpany's office, and on
Sunday AID Monday they were paid
Oft. The principal aus assigned 10y
the Company for requesting he
miners 10 work till SIN o'clock on
Saturdays i the scarcity OF ore at the
mills during the ensuing !wenty-iour
hours. No compromise has been ei-
itc,ed. the mine Is closed, ana the
CoInpauy's mills are running OH tail
lnCS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04
CAMERA DISPATCHES
2Y OVERLENU TTITGShpI.
SPECIAL - TZE sE&TINEI.i
NEW YOR..

NEW YORK. JUNE 9.
Three of the late Directors OF the
Pacific Mail COMPANY state that the
recent report of that cOinuany WAS is
sued by the late President, Stock
we'll. on his own responsibility, and
they ask the present boa,d to Publish
a correct statement.
The jury retired a verdict to-day
that the killing Of Mrs. Roderirk hv
her son was an accident. but censured
him for carving WparOuS P0th youur
Rodrick and Corcoran were examined
by Judge Demar. who discharged y.
derrick and held Corcoran for trial ON
the charge of tigAtiur and careless.
ness.
Frank II. Nalworth. aged nine
teen. shot and killed his father. Mans
field Il. WalWurtn. in the Sturt4vaut
House this morning. Decp ,spd was
an author. anu buardel in the Surtp-
want House away from his family
Domestic trouble is ASSIGNED As the
cause Of the tragedy. Young WI.
worth. who lives 1T Nara.Cpa. d~irectiv
after the shooting Went tn TWENTY.
ninth Pre- zinc. Police Station and sur.
rendered. Wa!wOrtn tells the follow
ing story concerning tho shonliuu
and the causes which led thereto. 81
lt>!tte with nv mother "A StrHtGr4.
New York. father having Iaried
from her some wears ago. NIvfrhrr
is All author. "nt! | have been study
ing law. | think my father i aLou.
fortv-oHe wear, Old. jut do not know
where he was born. NV father has
not lived with my mother since we
left herc-tArec wears ago. but ne has
repeatediv sent US thrr,tpuinr and
insulting le tiers. 1t is ONLY a short
time AGO since he threatened 10 siIno,
my mother and myself. shot him
because OF this. Mt lonp aro 7 met
him in the street in Sara,,,ra and I
then told him If he din lot Keen
away from fs or insu!tea my mother
any more ! would shoot him tuIi
him there were Lounds which wGuid
not allow n ma to 20 beyond with
impunitv. and especially when my
mother was being insulted. | Went
to his house Yesterday and left a note
i"r MN to J. on me, which he did
rom + dre-: o"+ ' tha ne ca'l'e III tie
tnId hiin 80 W - o'mirTI anu
threaten or ims,,'t me w wbu.' i1os
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04
Application for Patent,
NOTICE NO. POO.
L. 5. AND OFFICE,
EUREKA, Nevada, June Sd, 1873.


EUREKA, Nevada, June Sd, 1871
NOTICE Is HEREB GIVEN THAT
" Harry Strout, Vim. Wermunth and
J. A.. NeSbitt tpOstOffice address, Eureka,
Eureka County, Nev..) have made appli.
cation for patent for fourteen hundred
q iU) linear feet of the HoOsac lode,
barring silver and other minerals; the
same being seven hundred 400 feet
~nOrtherlv and seven hundred (7Unl feet
s~Outherly from the HoOsac shaft thereon :
with surface ground three hundred feet
IN width situate in Secret Canyon Min.
ing district, Eureka County, New, and
describ d in III" plot and field notes on
tile in MS office as follows, viz:
L. :. SURVEY NO. CO..
beginning at n point marked HOosac
y. ". corner; whence the smoke stack
Ht the roasting furnacr of the Pinto mill
the HOOSac snaft bears =. 81 deg. W. rs
fn,t and running thence lst, :. $50. deg.
W., 700 f'et thence, ID, ; 80 deg. IS min.
". 100 feet: thence. I'd. :. 5iI. dee, T.. 800
feet thence, 4th, y. 81 de-. % min. f, 70J
feet thence, 5th. y. 3S24 deg r.. 700 feet 4;
th"ncc. 9TH, \. jl4 deg. W., 80 feet, to
IA" p:ac" of beginning c ntainins 9.5S
acres. Courses express Il from true me
rldaln. magnetic variation l61a deg. r.
This claim is on u~nSurveyed lanus, and
Is on the south by the snow
Squat, on the west hy the Norman, on
he north by .he Iloosac Extension.
ms claim is recorded in book &, page
-, OF the Secret Canon Mining Records
!ei-oJ r.. ii I'm, Kc.ist, r.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON. June 8.
The steamship Drummond Castle.
Of this CITY, went ashore on Chusan
Island, off the east coast of China,
and became a total wreck. Thirty
persons were drowned.
\ dispatch from Shanghai. giving
come particulars OF the capture by
Chinese forces of Tallefoxn. in the
province OF Iunnan. Southwestern
China, say, the victorious forces fell
upon their @ rtiveS and mas>acred
50 Geo. The Sultan poisoned himself
rather than fail into the hands OF his
enemies.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04

A BADLY BOTHERED TEUToN.-A
German florist in New York thus be-
walled and satirized l have so much
trouble with the ladies when dey
comes to buy mine rose dey wants
him hardy, dev wants him moondly,
dey wants him tragrand, dey wants
nice gouler, dev wants him cherry
dings in one rose. l hope I am not
what you call an uncallant man, but
l have sometimes to say to dat ladies.
Madam, l never often sees dat
ladies dat was beautiful, dat was rich,
dat was good temper, dat was
youngs, dat was clever, dat was per-
lection, in one ladies. l sees her much
not"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04

DEATH OF AN AGED PATRIOTIC. F.
Bean, OF the firm OF Bean Il Street,
editors and proPriptors or the Viz
gluia Erening C21.ouicie, vest, rdav re-
ceived a telegram from the East in
forming him Of the death OF ais
father. General Daniel Bean.at Brown
field, oxford county. Maine. General
Bean was OF the ripe Old aye OF eighty
one years. He served at Portland in
the war OF 1912, and again under Scott
i'll The Madawaska war, or the war
about the boundary between Maine
and Canada Lu.olnln H~nteLurLse.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04
DIED.

Il Eureka. New, June 3. tn infant son
OF WIN. y. >eaton.
The funeral service will take placo a,
the residence OF Mr.. Seaton, on Spring
street this afternoon at , O'Clock. Friend.
and acquaintaacas Of the family are in.
vitedt to be present.
In Virginia City. May 81. infant dauph.
ter OF George Hatch, aged 5 months.
IN Virginia City, May 81. the wife of l..
a. Godfrey.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04

IT is stated on the authority of a
Wisconsin paper that a Congressman
from that State is perplexed about his
back paw. He is afraid if he takes it
he will be called a thief, and if he re-
fuses he will be called a fool. As he
is still undecided, his friends have
agreed to end his trouble by calling
him both.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04

GENERAL JOHN p. GORDON made a
a little speech at a reception given
him in Savannah, Georgia, a few DAYS
since, closing with the sentiment:
THE heroic dead of both armies. who
fought for principle and lacked their
convictions with their lives. Let both
be duly honored.7
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04

II"
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, June 3.
\ fire this afternoon DESTROYED two
thirds Of Otis block, Nos. $50 to 2sS
Wabash avenue. together with the
stocks of J. Liebelstein Il Co. furni-
ture dealers. and Potter, King Il Co.,
furniture. and damaged the stock of
several others i'm the block. Total
loss about Sl2O,0OO insurance. $4,000.
The election for Judges of the 'su-
preme Court of Illinois for the Sec
ond and Fifth Districts to-day result
ed in the choice of John Schotield in
the Second and the rejection Oi Chief
Justice Lawrence in the Fifth, against
Craig, the farmers candidate.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04

In the electoral bill agreed upon by
the Spanish Ministry for Cuba, it is
declared that no person shall vote
who is not twenty-five years of age.
This rules out a very important class
from all participation in the affairs of
the Government.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LOWE. of Cali
foruia decides that the Assessors now
in office in that State may hold under
section 400 of the Political Code, till
their successors shall be chosen bv
the people at tine general election in
,ors
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04

s.. DDS. 093.O S4. Total interest, SIS, &c.,
90i cash in the Treasury in coin, S15,-
5SS.3l6; currency, 6,OG5, 199 I; special
deposits as provided by law, S29l .l25,-
0CO. Total in the Treasury Sll0, 1915;
deUt less cash in the Treasury, S2,l49,-
963.s73: decrease during the month
OF Nav. So. SIS 2S2.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04
ANNUAL MEETING.

OFFICE STAR CONSOLIDATED MIG col
Il francisco, May 80, 1873.
CTAR CONSOLIDATED MINING
~ Compeny Location of works, En-
reka District, Eur ka County, Nevada.
NOTICE. lh"r gular annual meeting
O the stock holders OI the above named
company, for the election OF Trustees 10.
the ensuing year. ard the TRANSACTION OF
such other business as may come before
thu ,'ee;ing. will be held on THURSDAY
June 10, 1875. at the hour of l o'c.nck Pm.
GEO. Il. SpINNEI, Scc'y..
Office No. 80 California street, Room NO.
5, San Francisco, Cal. Ies
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04

COMING HoME.-Congressman Ken
dali and wife are en- route for their
sagebrash home. They were in Salt
Lake a few days ago, but we believe
they will 70 to San Francisco before
putting in an appearance in this sec
ton.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04

THE st. Louis DeDtoc1'at calls those
Congressman who have drawn the
swag " back-paysters." That will do,
and those who return the money 10
the Treasury might be called pay
backsters,"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04

SHERIFF Sort arrested one Stewart
at ktltou. Thursday. on a charge of
murder committed ON u French
merchant in Aurora. lie was
brought down yesterday and lodged
in iail.-hLk0 L4LeutanieLt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04

THE New York Sun says that the
opinion is beginning to be expressed
by intelligent politicians that in his
recent Grafton upon Mr.. Seward, Mr..
Charles Francis Adams has finally
drawn himself u of the &" crowd " of
probable candidates for President.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04

BRIGHAM YOUNG was seventy-three
years Of age on the first day Of the
present month. His chances appear
kood for ano..:ar decade.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04

SANE.-A second jury has pro-
nounced George Francis Train campus
mentis, and he forthwith sues the city
OF New York for 100000 damages for
false imprisonment.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04

THE emigration of negro labor from
the cotton States continues to excite
serious interest. The Columbus In
quirer, in discussing it, says that the
matter has attracted the attention Of
the Georgia State Agricultural Society.
and a committee has been appointed
to consider and report at the next an
nual convention upon the best plan
OF averting this colored emigration.
The writer recommends more corn
and cheaper living.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-04
Notice TO ODD FELLOWS.

DRETHREN AND SISTERS OF The
ID !. o. q. +. are requested to attend
the funeral oftne infant son OF Brother
VIM. a. Seaton, from his residence on
street, at 2 O'Clock this Afternoon.
WM. HEAD, y. q.
Eureka, June 4, 1873. je4-l