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CONNECTS 90 Rock leland with AL diverglng lines
AZ Fulton with the c. \ n W. r. H. for Clinton
and Omaha west and Chicago, east
At Frueport With the l. G. r. r. &C. q n. W
r. r.
At Beloit, Clinton and Racine with the C. s
N. ". X. X.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNIE
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CAITTTnN

~ Be not deceived TsII - -. =. ,,,.-.
BALSAM, and take no otbsr i'r ALIENS LUNG
Directions accompany each ho,,,.
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF C0UNTFRFElTS,
Smiths Tonic Syrup has been eounterfeited, and
the couhterfeiter brought to grief

017HF5tt
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
The genuine article must have DR.. John Bulls
private stamp on each bottle Dr. John Bnil only
mas tue right to manufacture and sell the original
John j. Smiths Tonic Syrup, OF Louisville KY.
Examine well the label on each bottle, If my
private stamp Is not each oottle, do not pur-
chase. Or you will be deceived. See my column
advertisement and my show card / win prose.
cute any one infringing on my right. The genuine
omi1h Tonic Syrup can only be prepared by my.
self The publies servant,
DR. JOHN BULL.
Louisville, Nov. 5, 1853 ianal-d&wly.
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American Hand Corn Planter
GUNS! GUNS!

Wholesale and Retail Double Guns at 81 and IN
wards, Breach -Loaders, SIS to $40 Rifles. s. Ia
50 Revolver all kinds and prices Air Guns and
Pistols Single articles sent to anv part Of tbr
country BY express. c. O. d Target companies
and Base Ball Clahs supplied at lowest wholesale
rates 1oG can save y per cent by ordering direct
Of us, as we import our own goods Send for Pricr
List. HENRY {, SQUIRES, Importer ana Dealer
81 Chatham St, [neaF City Hail. New York
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Total 10000 Gifts, all Cash .........$ $500 oa1
To provide means for this magnificent Concert,
One Hundred Thousand Tickets only will be issued
large portion of which are already sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets $40: Halves s.: and QEarters - y.
Eleven whole tickets for sI0O.
No discount on less than 800 orders
Nothing could be more appropriate for present.
than tickets to this Banquet of Wealth or uerp
likely to produce grander satisfactory results The
object of this Third Gift Concert Is the enlars,
ment and endowment of the Public Library q
Kentucky which, by the special act authoriziuE
the Concert for its benefit il to be forever free
all citizens of every State. This concert viii be
conducted like the first and second heretofore Civ
en-, and full particulars of the mode of drawing the
gifts and paying them and everything necessary to
thorough understanding Of the scheme from BE-
ginning 10 end arr now published in the form Of Il
circular which will be furnished free of any
who apply. The entire management OF this uuder-
taking has been committed by the Trustees to Hon.
Thos. &. Bramlette, late Governor of kentucky. 20
whom ali communications pertaining TO the OF
ftf1s,Ksa oh, he Al sad
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AGAIN READ THE EVIDENCE from a Drug.
glst who was cured by the use OF the BAlsam, and
now sells II largely.
L. C. Cottreli, Druggist at Marine City, Miehl-
gan, writes Sept 12th. 1874. {" am out OF Aliens
Lang Balsam; send me half OF gross as soon as
~ can would rather be out OF any other medi-
AZ I'm w store The Lang Balsam never fails TO
III s,Sv 10. ios those afiieted with cough"
n. ss nsttmlens to the most delicate child
X, ifon .s3sns no opium In any form.
0'N oy medicine dealers generally.
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-rWITCHELL'S Draught Regulator" can be APP
Piled to any sort Of Stove or heater--sases from
4 10 y of the Coal by utilizing all the heat pro-
dueed, and secures q constant, even temperature,
with less than halt the trouble In keeping fires. On
exhibition and for sale at Harris Tea Store. Tess
OF reduced prices, free Of duty. DIT
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CURE WITHOUT FAIL !

rofula or Kings Evil, Cancers. Tumors, EruT
ioua Of the Skin. Erysipelss. Chronic Sore
Eyes, RiRgworm or letters, scald Head,
rheumatism, Pains in the Bones or
Joints. Old Sores or Ulcers, Swell
ing of the Gland, SYPHILIS, Dys-
pepsia, Salt Rheum, Dis
eases OF the Kidneys.
Loss of Appetite,
Diseases arising
from the use
of Mer-
curry,
Pains in the Sides and
Shoulders. General
Debility. Dropsy. Lam
bago, Jaundice and Costiveness.
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We have carefully cmpared the youch-
ers with the amounts aud find the same
correct. The several vouchers have been
cancelel on The bond and issue books Of
the Circuit and County Clerks and we
herewith return them to your honorable
body with the request that they lie
burned in open cour-
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Unsolicited Evidenced itsMerits,
READ THE FOLLOWING

READ THE FOLLOWING:
wat wSlkasvz Druggists Ssy lsssi AIsrs Lang salas
SPnINGFrELD, Tenn, Sept H. 1874
GENTLEMEN: Ship Ne six dozen Of Aliens Lang
Balaam At once. We have not bottle left In our
store. IL has more reputation than any cough med
icine we have ever sold and we have been In the
drug business twenty-eeyen years; we mean lust
what we say about the Balsam.
Very truly yours,
HURT 4 TANNER.
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Milan Eleetlon

The municipal election in Milan, on
Monday, resulted as follows
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III Ut aAAAA tEENAs
X. T. DURRETT. President

r. r. DURRETT President
W \. HALDEMANN, Vice Priest
JOHN :. CAIN. Sec'y Public Library Of Ky
FARMERS & DRoXERS' BANK, Treasurer
As the Tune for the Concert is close al hand
(ApriI Sth,l parties wanting tickets should send in
their orde,s Immediately il they would avoid the
rush and delay absolutely unavoidable in the few
DAYS proceeding the Drawing All orders and ap-
pneatlons for agencies. circulars and information
will meet with prompt attention.
TH0S. L. BRAMLFTTE
Agt Pub LIB, Ky. Louisville, kv"
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and Is certified by the wonderful ii has per
formed, the original copies of which in the pos
session of the proprietor Remember this is the
only true and original article. We
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OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS
PosT oFFtCE, OPPOSITE Argus OFFIcE.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-04-30
Ghs g. son lail2 Appea''
ROBINSON & MsGHELS
Publishers and Proprietofs.

orrrcE-On Second street. opposite the soutn-
en- Front Of the Capitol.
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Terms OF subscription
A oIUDOC VICTORY.
Our Troops Amb"shea and siau:h-
tere.s.

A courier came into Yreka yesterday
bringing the following startling account
of !. disastrous eu5a cement which oc-
cure / on 5 tturL.y last
LAVA Blps. April ga reconnois-
nm. composed oI Is ,ttrrirs X and A.
Forth Artillery. and Companies and
f of the Twrlfth Infantry, left camp ut
7.3tthis morning, and proceeded IN the
d recti II known TO ltaa to the present
Noioc stronghold. Captain Z. Thomas
q. the Fourth Artillery being III com
mani. A dozen or SO of Warm SprinS
Indians were expected to cooperate ON
CAPTAIN Thomas left. he troops nav
ing fo. med a line OF skirmlshers. adj
yanced without molestatIon un'li ihey
arrived ut the foot Of the blum south o1
the Lava Beds. having meanwhIle sig
nailed to camp that 10 Indians couid De
found. On reaching the bun the no
docs opened a severe hre. causing 'he
,.o,ps to seek for such shelter us they
could fiud in the crevices and chasms.
As usual, the Zoe WAS unseeu- Inc nrst
nosition becoming unten. .ble. owing TO
the fact that the Indians obtained both
a cross and an entiladlnS fire. It was
deemed eXprdlrnt TO retire 10 DETER GOV,
o. In III. frs: fire and that received
d, ring the retreat, many fell killed or
uoanled. The wounded. so far as can
lie learned Just now, are: FIRST Ser
ceau. Clifton. Company E, Twelfth In
i..utry; Private John H. GItford, Battery
K. Fonrth Artillery; Private j"hu
Lynch. & ,t:ery X. Fourth Artiiirry'
SING dead. P iv,te Jos~ph ). MI 'uIA-
i'm. Battery h. Fourth Artillery: Private
Wp. Mccoy. B .ttery K Fourtn ARTILLERY !;
Private Francis Roila, Battery X: Fourth
ARTILLERY: Private Michael Wallace
Batt.rv X, Fourth Artillery, since diei:
Private Jos, phi Broderick, Battery A,
Fourth A A-till-ry; PRIVATE james NJ, Nh =
Ian. b tttery A. Fonrth Artillery. Lieu
tenant Wright. Twelfth Infantry. IS
yrpor,e / dangvlou~ly wounded. Lien
tenant Harris. of Fonrth Artillery. was
struck by spent ball and WAS not in
iured much.
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STILL LATER.
YRExA, April ~. $50 A.

YRExA, April ~. 5:30A.H.
A dispatch received from Coi"nel
Green. OF the First Cavalry, who went
ont with the reinforcements yesterday
evening. shows the surprise to have oetn
much more complete and more terribly
fatal than was at first supposed: The
dispatch states that Captain Thomas
and Lieutenant A. Il. Howe, OF the
Fourth Artillery, are killed; Liey.:. Har-
MS. of the Fourth Artillery. badly and
perhaps mortally wounded; Lient. Gran
ston. of the Fourth Artillery. missing.
A fnll list cf the killed and wounded
cannot now be obtained, but it is known
that privat..s Ward, OF Battery n. and
Parker and Collins. of Battery A. were
killed; also private Boyle. OF Company
e. Twelfth Infantry, and one other man
of the company. 1t il supposed that
Mndocs burned the bodies OF the two
latter. In addition to the list OF wound
ed given above. the names Of First Ser
p-ant Robert A. koemer. OF Battery a.
and private John Higgins. OF Battery n.
Fourth Artillery. are given AS badly
vonnd-d. and Matt Murphy. of Com
pany E. Twelfth Infantry; James Noble
and C aarles Cuff, Battery A. Fourth Ar
tillery. slightly. Acting Asslstant-onf-
veyor B. Selnis was wounded in two
places. The Modocs were armed wlth
Spencer ca:bines. Az a simple OF their
tu lnlng. Il portion of B,ttrries A ana
X. Fourth Artillery. aud Company +
Seventeenth Infantry, finding themselves
in danger Of being out-fanked. took
al, tier in hol.oS spot. atfordinS par
Tia, cover. There We're some twenty IL
all. Ms sooner ID tn y done so, than
thr Ini aus. who knew and commanded
every gr-s- from this cavity. ana wn.
at tn point numbered twsnty-one war
ri,rs. detached seven If their number to
o,e side, fourt. en- rem linln5 on tn
other. aud op ned u cross FIRE on tn
ror fellows who could MT SHOW hea'
n- ,,niwt ,out an almost certainty
being struck. A very few escaped un
mi rel. The rest we're Killed OF
wounded.
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IMPORTANT DECISION. WASHING

IMPORTANT WASHING
TON. April 2S.-'Ehe Court of Claim
to day rendered Judgment for Sl3.
595 in favor of Eugene Deiiman, a
snhjpct Of Prussia, for loss Sustained
by detention of the PrussiAn snip
Essex At New Orleans. under order
Of General Butler. on suspicion ~
containing contrahaud goods. The
Court held the United States liable
under the thirteenth article Of :he
treaty of 1893 with Prussia. " hlch
requires damages by sucin dc cations
to be paid by either nati"n wien a
beligeient exercises belisereht priv
il-gts Chief Justice Drake dissent
ed, mainly ON the ground that mar
tial law WIS supreme at that time. IL
New Orleans, and that the Vessel
WAS brought there with the know |
edge of the risk incurred III c"niIhS
in conflict with the Will Of the nl!i
iary c"uniantirr. hi clam vas
referred to the Court by IL special
Act of Congress. Judgment was
also render, d tor SlU.0m III favor
of Andrew Gill iur oo6 tons "i hay
n>ed 10y the army III Colorado Ia
1864 and 1865.
SIx ToED PETE Is of Lgain. He
gets kIlled every no~ and then. bnt
now he is mp and off. He stole II
horse in Los Angeles. was arrested
va, let uat on bail aud Is no" safely
in Sonora >. /. Z. VIII accept our
CONGRATULATIONS.
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OCCIDENTAL
LIVERY STABLE
Carson Street.
CARSON CITY NEVADA

yuyHIS OLD ESTABLl 9 H e ID AND
widely known stable has becI ls ely reno
;.I-d the old stock culled out and replaced with
line young horses,
Carriag.so Of all descriptions on hand AT MOD
ERATE CHARGES.
Horses boarded by the DAY or WEEK ON the
IOWE,t ~. BILE TERMS.
Ts s.t. nd strictls' on. wn business
i.6 WINNIE 4 DAVID.
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cv,lus s,csAl.

IBtss pwtx. IN ~ thi'aro Trtk.se. cslcrsa. !.
WILLIS Oolld. the sagin.es n the train which 9
the NH IT April plsn9,i intO Assts~ Rrnk. On ~
line u ,hc ron nelon and Providence i!!il!O'd.
wa. nj. raso0n. =. Ostsn 10 he p,~s-l his home.
whistle an .nlrs wsll" ~ hls wife "" was tO"ls
after shs dlsssscr dss with HE hand On the thrde''
valve II ~ es.inc.l -H
Two 'aw whistles. rusin and ricsr.
That va. tho signal the cn.inr,r--
TaSt wis the signal that ':ild, ti' sad
Gave to hi. wife a' Pr"viirnr'.
As thr'u.h the sleeping town and themes,
--..... -..~ Out In the nistt. ,.,~ea.,.-
On to the light,
Dovn past the farms, lyin: white, 10 sprd:
A. husbands greeting. scani, no dn"ot.
Yet ~ the woman lUOkin: out.
WStching and waiting. No sercnsle.
Love song or midnight rounslslay s."
Said Whist that whistle srcm'd to say:
To ms trust true. Ht& @
SO love to yOa!
Working or waitin.. sori night I, said.
brisk y"un, ba:r,cD. Tourist. Hnc.
Old c.pmmater. along the line.
l:rnkeincIl and rDrtcrs danced ahead.
Smiled ut the signal sharp. intense.
Pisrred through the shadOws 0f PrOydcnoe--
''Nothlns nmiss-
NOthiDs!-itis
Only Guild calm: his wife, they said.
summer and Winter the cid refrain
Rang O'cr the bill0w- Of ripening grain.
Pierced through the budding b'n:!hs O'cr.l'ead
Flew down the track when the red leaves bnraef
Like Twin. coals from the engine spurncd;
sang ~ II few:
ITO our trust true,
First II oil, duty-good night" II said.
And then. one night. It wa. heard III more
From StOninst0n over Rhode Island shore,
And the folk in Providence smiled and said,
A. they turned in their beds. "rhc engineer
Has once forgotten bis midnight cheer
.=u One only knew,
To his trust truc.
Guild iny under his engiuc, dead.
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The Legtslatsre es.asted duelne ~ elpsjeg
I".urs thai certain lass of immedisas and
important interest IL The rsSSjs.,sy slsOsh'
''e pobli>hs.l--in psmphlcs form, we be
l'rve- aud di.tI,l.und NJ ~ ssSly day m
Irsr'ica''lr, the printing I" br d ne under
.ur-tvisi"n IL tie Auditor IL the II r'it''ry
4 join, committee IT tour Mrm'mrs. Z"
which NJ. Sis Ssnd.js aUL kerley were ~.
pointed from the House, were designated
To select such laws q 1t IL considered dcsir.
able to have published IN this manner. We
believe the object sought xo'd one, and II
the selections Ut the c0amittee are tudiciOus
and the expenses not too heavy, We think
subsequent legislatures will adopt either
thsi or the mc,h.si If publication In news.
papers ut low rates. The latter would
probably I've the cheapest mesh"d and secure
more general circulation, but the paper
are mure liable 10 insccuraci-s, xre not -
likely 70 bc preserved, snd are n"'rc in
CONVENIENT than pamphlet editions. The
Inevitable delay Of government, publication.
aud the importance If many st"tutcs going
intO immediate effect renders some speedirr
publication Of important general laws dcsir-
mblc.
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From the Selma (Ala.l Argus.

S1O0 suC S~SusW tnsuJ AbSuS.
With fair devices and glowing promises.
Alabama was dcluded INTO y ruinOus rsilr0sd
mid policy.
Under this. wildcat companies, wi,hom. a
dollar VI capital ~. = srlMhlSnce of credit.
sprunE into existence 10 checker the face Of
the commonwealth with great Through
fares, and to develop the exhaus,lcss re.
S,urccs al! bring ~ light the hidden wealth,
Ut this tniyest and NEST favored IT lands.
Adventures. bankrupt IN purse and char.
Ivy such jOb'1rs md gamblers Is ClcWs and
S0ut,er. appeared among rs n the harbin-
gem Of new era 49,.
We all know now Y hat il meant. bonds
l,y the million were illegally aud fraudulent /.
y issued by corrupt officials. and mcr;vesl Nv
parties ignorant ut none Of III. clScu,nsisn
eos marking their iilegct,macy; and up,,n tn.
capital thus furnished in the name Of the
State, ih- adventures proceeded ~ swin(lIe
cOntrsctnra. plumber the DeNpIe generally
and dcfrsu'i wh'Nver WAS tempted Ivy ,hci,
apparent connection with the S,s 10 credit
them
While the State was issuing innds. there
companies 70 called got slorX xwimminsly.
aud the interest on their endorsed binds Va.
pr','np'ly paid out Ut the lru4,ecds If olh.,
endorsed k,n,!s. -.
The moment they we're thrown on their
own Resources, their l'ajxr went II protest,
claims which they had undertaken 10 pay
were unpaid. and the State unpreparcd was
eml'a, rassesl by The liabilities 1T rUals u,Mn
which The had depended Ia make her rich.
PROSPEROUS and powerful.
The bankruptcy Ut r''a,ls whose bonds
have lke" endorsed IL the name vt the State,
% destroyed the credit Ut the state; and the
safes endorsement II worthless H. them
through their own default alone
Now they c"ine hef,'rr The legislature, and,
With new promises IN their. lips. ask thu
Stale 10 enact . new law ~ relMir the IF
tec's Ut their own bad faith and shortcun,.
lnGs q her own expeus,.
They ssy. IN substance. iIyAt they have
trapped the State into endorsements which
she must my u once " trust them further
"nc help them uNSe-ihai they have snstlc
promises and broken them and the State
must r"w pay thu penalty IN tainted name
aud heavier taxation unless the will Cunl ijc
." their promise again and involve herself
more in their behalf.
Tue four thousand dollar mile hill il
t~s.st upon the iira that the State owes !,
To those WIN hare llec.ived her once ami
whose bankruptcy his destroyed her credit.
u help them further by entering into new
obligations In their interests and for their
benefit taking - additional security prom
ises which they have proved ,hc,Mse Ives in.
capable ut well considering or sacre,ily ~
SiIcclihR .I. t....
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DO you want to know the effect Of rail
road subsidy in Kxn,ss? We have hfart
u two TAX receipts They IRE for taxes ."
three kts in Atchison, Kansas, owned by
Mr.. Il s. Kelley If Deer Lodge. The firs'
IS dated January S,h. 1872. The valuation.
Of the lois is $l55. The tax % 40. or Us l &
ler cent THE second is dated March ~
1873 for the same LOIS. Their valuation T.
The same -tl55; the 'sAes so 81. or u per
cent. Thus II will Ike seen the tax rate is
increasing and the property valuation Is not
How is that, anyhow? seven per cent
taxes on all property wMlld be u pleAsxn,
burden for Montana Taxpayers. wouldn't i, {:
Aud yet. the L. gisIa,urc Of Montana has
''prncd the d.n,rs fer it. Will the people
tot NJ In'll,rly but firmly close them In An.
gust?
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Ths Legality e ~ Gsgiaistase Q1ss.
t500Nl.

The Ixissoulian of last week raises the fol
lowing questions, which may have some
thing more than nominal interest. and r.
quests Specific answers firm the subsidy
iapers. II promises 10 have something fur
'hr Ia .ay when answrr IL made:
Have We any law defining the time and
place the Legislature shall meet
Have We Any law defining the number Oi
members that shall constitute the l.egisla
turr!
Have wc any law dividing the IcrritOry
into Council Districts!
Have We any law nppOrtioning the mem.
hers If the Council 10 the d,ffcren, countie.
uf the t., ri;"ry?
Have We any law for the election ~,
Ca'u".iin,en / II ~, where is the law to b.
tOind!
Have We any law defining the duration.
II the terms Vi Office Of the members Ut IL.
Legislature:
Have VIC any law To carry into effect tn
provisions If the the fourth section Ut IT,
Organic Act If Montana!
We're any mrmtHrs Of the Council elected
at the general election in August 1872! II
-. under what lSwy
j. the prrses:t sx,raOrdinary session of the
Legislature Le0H! " iuey"!!
Can We have valid session Of the Legis.
sure under our present Iawsy
Ii the session - illegal, in what condition
da~s IL place u IN . Legislative point y!
view:
WHO will rise and cyplsin
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Notes Of the Day.

The Sultan Of Turkey now wears stow.
pipe hat.
Ex-Governor McC.nk and wife, of Col"r.
sdo, are in San Francisco.
FLORIDA talks Of breaking off her western
extremity and giving it 10 Alxl,ana.
New York has y population If Al. 900
to the square mile. and London only %. 600.
Mark Twai" mo,!es,ly tien'e. :: q he j..
the man alluded tn in the line, MARX the
perfect man."
The White Pine people are sfra,d of an
outbreak Of the Sho.lnne Indians, who
number aln'ut five thousand.
Washington. May l0--Thc President " II
make n" appointment H. fill the vacancy
occa<ioned Nv the death Of CHASE until the
meeting IL Congress
Ss'me'""ly sent The Santa Ba"ha,s Prem
man mincr pie and p.'em. al in the ssue
lmskci AMI the WY he gnshes over both /.
t"o thick for eve, y.'ay use,
Il Is one II the mmt lilicult ,hi,9s in the
world I" live !" he II hundred YEARS II age.
Mr. Levi Adkins, Of Northeast. Pa. has
been VI il ninety eight years, and hasn't .
c"mplishe,l il yet.
Geo. Il. Wal,lrOn's dramatic Company
consisting If G1'rge and wife. w. G.. Cros
bic, J. II. Vinson. s J. Dennis and so,,r
lesser lights were playing in Walla Wall. y
short time sgo.
Work has actually hcgun on the Wslls
Wal's aud WalluIa Railroad, aud the pub.
abilities are that before another winter thc
entire trip from Portland I" Wall. WslIa
Gu" be made Ivy steam.
Montana hos had wWdcn Wedding. n,
which everyday was knocked down With y
club.--Sn" Fraseisco CAySniess.
Served "ne Of them right If the sbove
pnfsgraphist was there.
Cast in'n job type, in the place of WOO
type Il The, latest thing out Messrs. Ge.,
Scott 4 Co.. of Montreal, are the pa,sn,ee..
The America" Newspaper R.portev approves
them 'he"rr'" ally, and says they ,an b.
ma L. and sold cheaper than woxl type.
Thomas 'iui~ died NJ Yale, British Colu,.
bis, on April 2O,h. Mr. Buie was VEL.
know" citizen, and in 1868 built the Carl
BIO telegraph line 1t his own expense. Thus
bringing the mines intO communication viii,
the outer world. liz is n tru,lsr If Mn
l. b. Leighton. If 81, Frxneiscs,. and VA.
well known in California. lie was thirty
six years 1T .gr.
"Tl'e's Is our Haydn Socie,y; there /.
our Thesp'a" Society there Is "ur Gunner
c'al Club; there Is our Nxmcsess Club
there IS "sr FAIR Association; but where.
N where, sre our w"Olen, furniture, lnn,,
md sine factories. grain elevators aud fl..ul.
Ing mills. "-Nts., D'!las, 7esas.
The Corinne Reporter announces its eli
l"r, Judge Dennis James Toohy, went out
N the Cen'rxl Pacific r,ad on Thursdav
evening 1t lss' week and sly. ''Liml,er Jim
vent west o" last evenings train" ''He
m" steals our purse steals trash, but h.
sh" roGs Us Of our good "sme," etc.