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c ninyire OF tie counuy SAFE. UnI
Ills eo..d round iiiun Is tct,n,i ,N.rr
never can hc assnred si,h'ut, an, real
honesty ih mOnc. mttirr-. To ihis the
country must come At hast. The excuse
Inns been hitherto that =, lmp'ion would
create 3 panic and y crash. These have
come ans how, aud cannot be made
worse W tlking the final step. Now.
mAlse ,ht mic i, ON. aud The market
disturbed. huish the work, and put the
puhlc ina Is on an immoyablc foun
dauOh. AZ - tho opportune lnoincnt.
indianapolis sentinel.
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R~EGIsTRATIoS OF LETTERs.--Ihe fol-
lowing circular Of instruction has been
prepared b. the Third Assistant POST
,nasle, General:
OFFIcE OF rae ImRp Assn. p " Grv-
ERAL. DivIsioN o. l.EslsI-LlD LIT
TLRs
ltlas conc 10 the molten Of 'hc 10.
partmcnt in many Instances ilal post
masters not only ak lie reguiat
amount Of ordinary stamps .o q re gis-
tered letter. hut alterNard incio-c II ii
a regular package envelope. and plic,
thereOn stamp. sufficient 10 cover post.
aye on the entire package.
Ills practice Is wrou1. anl mist bt
discontinued. The registered packag,
,%envelope is merel, a pouch IN whirl
registered letters uic transmitted iol
safety. NJ postage j, TO be charge,
therefor. o must il bear any siaup'
save the Registered seal. In no cas'
must ihe official stamp be used on letter,
registered for the pubic.
Postage on returned registered leiicI
bills. which are scni from also. op IF.
turn of registered lciirr W Z. an.i ~
turned registered receipts refrrnri q
office in ordnry b ope An-
be prepaid by official stamp.
All matter required By re,niaiipms "
be ent registered from post offices d
the Department or other post Offices, *
cept supplies returned To- The Depart
ment. must have the postage thcrco.
prepaid by official stamps, but no rcgi.
try will be required.
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49," iiHt 'tr i"Neithg clouds are
tre sing away go iNr iAtlcih sly. he
doctors @rt U> i-nIu- cautiously 20 -ng
-rst i'ntOlrs. tre general tone .nai
cafes q desire q" ~eilr iir heroic method.
] Aai y. 20 haze liz r'cse'arN 81 The
u rea-ury put ont en- ne market again
ahc s4+uvH.iNO 90 currency, which Sec
Rotary McIn.iocA, under tie law, re-
n emed and reserved IN the treasury.
: te l4w auil oil2iNg ihe Secretary 10 du
~, inrihcr icsaia Nim 60 reissue tie
tmouhi. Upon ials question. howeytt,
ii.s last Two tnatcv Secretaries ha Q
Differed Wi'h Congress. si'i have cli AZ
rd the r@lt 90 ufn ttiS pi!e whenf yer
t'cy saw ~. IL secuis ironi the hesl
source 81 Information az naid. HAT srr-
rotary Richardson ias used more thnt.
iiaii oi tiis etiVvVC coz. sad hat Ia SUIT
e,n return lO The letter Of the law. IN
a. u.lrg 20 aid lie bankers ~ New York
gus simply 70 he iact that he hasn I
lhe currency 10 issue. Suppost ny tie
reserve hhli gone AND ne SUPPL 81 cur
rthcy siii utterly inadequate, oi what
Use would X bt - NJ The rest on ihe
in1tktis Inc press GOES "n O IN,
Up day Urging Illegal action. forgetting
iint nc Secictal. has -"ir !" tl'e extent
not ohlN 81 M "'aii>. hui heN"ha Nlt
law. Now, recognizing niS, what y
ne obvious, uu'N ~ ne hnnk. u ~
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Tow Institute.

Ia pa,suine- ~ IN order of he Trus-
~. the gescl.rs Of i'aiuka township Ia
tnc 6r,ird ,cloQl hui dins. "a iAe town
lOf Hpuiinguur-. srptenfn4 sitn 1873.
Or t4e purpose OF holding tu lR~iiuit.
a. IS a. guicl hy thc late school law o.
the state Of IndiVnA.
mos 4. g. smith hein- appointed 90
lihc ,hiir, the hrst ia order WAS the AZ.
%lrrt.pa of 3 Secretary VI. y Ae"'NH'
WAS chosen in this office; aiirr which
THE q Ign Of Township institutes wa
ably discussed Wy Professors Smith nnl
Cooper. in which j. was decided Ia, ,hc
great object to be accomplished WAS the
l.~fipulation OF such methods Of in
siroctiun as would be most likely 70
facilitate the acquisition OF knowledge
II was then proposed. that the ~nbjeri
'os Orthography should receive attention
I The proposition was no sooner accepted.
lttan an teachers present showed .i-A,
OF cagcruess 20 communicate their senti-
mcnis upon this subject. The sounds
OF the yowcls occupied some time al
taking an active part without aas
timiaitv. as They de-mel them.
lbrolhcrs IN the one great cause thll ..
learuilg.
Rev. II. L.uN,mryer added 90 o.,
interest. by giving some Instruct Ga
e~lucidating tile iones OF the German
vocals.
On motion. the house took integmi>
sion I'LL l O'Clock.
ElENINc Session.
House called to oglrrby the rre.ilcul
Methods OF instruction advanced on ii'
follow ing branches:
Reading. bv g.. &. Cooper: penman
ship, bv W. IL. kennady; Geography
by Il. g. Gresham Physiology, bs l.
G. Smith.
The subject of milk receiving the I'm
divided attention of the house, Icd t.
the consideration OF orgaIizcd ana m
organized bodies. which were anliy ~.
aud discussed with great fcrveucy.
b. Q. Gresham. next called attention
TO his method OF imparling insirucliu,
in History. after which recess was take.
Tor the space OF ten minutes.
Next in order vas Grammar: 4 c,as
being formed, =. IL. konnidy VA
;, placed NJ the head the time expiring
G. G. Cooper, drilled the class in Ari;lI
meiic.
The President offered an e~fiicien
closing speech which abounded ia Go
:. quencc aud iacts. aud will be the mean
: OF accomplishing much good ii ouly oil
: served 10y the members.
The following resolutions were oiisi
cd and adopted:
Isl. That Rev. IL. Lukemeyrr. %rrcriv
: cur heartfelt thanks Tor his aiical nee
: "a. That we IS a debt OF kindnr.
TO the Trustees. for the usc OF the ioU~'
80. That copies Of the minutes . ihi
meeting be furnished the Idiior, oi IL
. Jasper Courier aud lluntingburg Sign
: Tor publication.
On motion. the house %adjourncd :
meet ut the school house an llunlU-
burg, October 18Th. 1873.
VI. III. htNNADY. Secretary.
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Indiana Premium,

The following note shows that Indi.
ana stands first among the mineral dis.
tricts OF the world:
TO the Editor of the Indianapolis
Journal:
BY n recent communication from
our Mr.. Alexander, now in Paris, we
are informed that tho Indiana collection
OF minerals took the medal Of merit
the highest prize--at The Vienna Expo.
sition. Respectfully.
UNLOCK. MERRtFfrLD& Co.
September 18th. 1913"
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IT A. rented The stable Of TnLi,.
! lIrtbig. aud hl> a e~nd .fpck oI
UUGGN aud SADDLE HOi SIS 81.
hire. 90 careful u.cr~. lie vii also \,
any kind ~ h%auii.g in Jasper + vicinity
promptly.
Horses krrl by mo ,i,y or week On
liberal terms.
Persons hayiie. horsr- 90 eel. o. de-
iring "a purehr--- hur-,> MI iinti tii~
3. desirable piaer. IS The prppriri.r VII
pay f%arucnlgr aiirnfion ~ ihi- hrapr.,
ni busiao-. ausf wit. re- W lnr>r, lvr
-alc 90 communication, N G@Nirrt.
a shore ~ patronage h >"liri'ed
Good AMI experienced v,i.ers II al
.lilrp- in ATTENDANCE.
sept. II. 1873 ~.
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-
View II Cincinnati Hsmnkcr GA
the Financial 4,aation---L'rOs-
poets -Avv raging Enough.
Ilr glrsnipn 81. o. /. ieadiug bank OF
iAt tiiy. "a 4olNt saaun. save II "s hts
c0li4u1nt ysi!e. tiatta monetary UrO"o-
Iu, Muuia ~ Ngi! suNA over, and tiat
acre was Hut lle least occasion Tor
.4tm. l4s Mas nfrnoer Of one ~ iAe
i.cW NcN , 0.A alg-.~ dss survived ihe
tc.nO.c panic O.. ~ ait, : "a speaking 81
t.lOse laic-, sad mat there no COM
tp.lisou fas,I0.c uc.s ccH those ana These.
lue uOAD.cs y. ,u-dty arc 10 those ol
,sAi ..ar a. a passing gust 10 . tornado.
~ 10 tne cufssacy ia nAatt, he sAlA lh't
tnc deposits al 40 D.Hk were quite !a1sv
ttnUG-a to meet t1c trmAnsi, and 80 ihG
uun ntnllin. ANY ol.c 10 q nAtd mount,
.ls bank mso.rtt only assurances y! Tue
"uulANnr,s oil a CAL 10. cdrtcAcy 10
y4g SOS 4nouAt. II uuiacturegs had no
~ui!ncanA IN getting currency fof the
pas mrnt OF their wDrkmea. There was
iit,ie glGmblins. lor J.. was recognized
itii .. action Ol tae nlnk- in with
4.l- %A.ceut.cAcv was tor sic scnciai
,oD.l .ne n4e,, .Nu.,, uitnuatc,urcis,
..nu business H,Dn generally ga tht- Cay,
Ntrc, hv sad. yggl sound uI4 subsian-
AAi. aub .Wtlc IA - condition 10 meet
.mucn more SERIOUS sAU.Ns .nai tAis one
..si been. IAesc were uHo c.lsscs, Eow-
ever, MllcA MUAuu suMyg one VAS conn
ros,d ~ O. o,e WHO uo business oh :"
.user sr-tt thtn tAelr ciptai warrants
t4DM ia uoln.. llt. 40 m..>c .reai Nch-
.u"es, trusting ID raise money here ana
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Louisa Bounnparlc Conrad.

X Woods Household Magazine. for
October. has thrust It's cherry little self
into orr presence. l, brings to us the
treasures it has been gathering the past
month. aud all are deserving Of notice.
Each has lis own peculiar value. and
Mlggie" holds up this, that and other
literary gem and archly seems to say.
'Wlat do You think ofthis 2" and Isn't
this nicer" and Look AT thai.' Aud
we glance nj them all and say. "Yes!
Yes. All are good! y There Is also a
pretty engraving Of the chrome Yosc-
mite. which tho publisher IL Offering rs
q premium which IL would be well for
ali our lea lcrs 10 examiur- as II gives n
very accurate idea. savc IN size and coll
oring. Of what the chrome Yosrm ,te is.
Price ofthc Magazine, One Dollar a
yelr- with chrome. One dollar and n
hn't Address WooD's Hous rnoLp MAG
AzISE, Ncwburgh, ". Y.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES During Sept.
and M TO Yesterday, the following
marriage licenses were issued by the
Clerk:
John Weber and Elizabeth Caller.
Robt. W. Jackman and Julia A..
White.
Jaccb Berger and Caroline Rtgel.
Wm. l.. Ellis aud Nancy J. Hubs.
Saml. II. Dillen and IlcsierM Dillen.
Heury Regel and Theresa Renner.
VIM. :. Prewiit and Sarah c. Bunk.
james Brown and Maria j. Enlow.
M%lIliias Smith and Nancy Lynch.
John G.. Pollard and Sarah J.. smith.
John Stlmm and Maggie Waening.
i. W. Cnldemeyer aud Garry ~liwrar
Phillip Diliey and Cath. Dreybiug.
Ffcl Thormann and Mary Crane.
w. j. Wallinglord aud Maria Keziai
Louisa Bounapartc Conrad.
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" Justices ofthr paarr shoull be on
the took ont. The law directs -
county superintendent OF Public schools
20 examine their dockcts in search OF
fces belonging 70 tho School fund.
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roNuship Institute.

'efnE Einhsidse township tel.hcrs'
: Institute, required by law ~ hold ia
each montli. IN which schools are Taught,
viii hr be held in connection with the
Institute Tor Jasper, vt the new School
in Jasper. on
SATURDAY, Oct. IL. 1873.
h~cginnirg ~ 8 o'cio.k Teacher- ia The
township are req irslei 10 hr prenp' i'm
ti-cn l,Nce. and enl-lyor to max, ,Ae
Institute profitable. ). kUE3L.R
10. Trustee.
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PrBIIC Schools. The schools have
opened in Jasper. with Mr.. James II.
Keenan, aud Mr.. C.. Harris, in rooms
No. ! and .. and The sisters Of Provi-
dencc in charge OF schools No. 8 aud 4.
y teacher for No. 3 has not vet been Oh
tanned. but viii be shortly. Parents
should starr their children at The begin
ming and see that they attend regularly,
u they wish them 10 bc benefited much.
The teachers are anxious for the childrcn
TO advance IN learning. hut to accom-
plish this, regular attendance is "A ne.
cessity.
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~ Attic Democratic Judicial Con-
v1n,ion ~ Bedford. Frank Wilson was
nominated for Circuit Judge. and Thos.
II. BuskirS, Editor of the Poll News
Tor 0'-rli, Prosecutor.
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~ Henry Berger obtaincd the con-
tract for repairing the bridge across
Flat crock aui fhe Winslow road last
Saturday. 1T S275. II was let at public
ou'crv. and there was considerable com
petition.
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DIRp.-Very suddenly, Mr.. William
Tabor. one OF the oldest citizens i'm Col
umbia township. on the 18th inst. lie
wa NJ ills death. about seventy years
old. was a resident OF this county about
forty ve,rs.
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Tho eurrral nr Rev. Marion Ellie
anA No. wiz 80 preached nv Pew John
Wsli-. onthe Second Sunday IN October,
ai Roberts Chapel, IN Hall township, in
Ills county.
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-Four families started west thi.
week from Columbia township, i'm this
county. and ofhcrs have sold their premi,
scs and arc getting ready. With them I,
tho Township Trustee, we nre Informed
who SAYS Bates county, Missouri. is the
best farming country in the world.
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e. MAXER'S,
CHEAP STORE
OF WINE HILL NEAR JsSPca.
Lsgss SC2VNYsNG.

'sNIlE undersigned County Suryevor,
= heinz necessarily called away nom
sac County iDr q t,r weeks. noii'le- the
public ilRt ne has secured 4 sober AMI
r"mpri'n, deputy. IN the person OF W.
j. lirkir- whp will attend o. all sarve.-
ing necessary 10 be honc during Ia.
ahsencg, 80 that no one need suffer in
convenience thereby. lis PO,i-oflr.
address is ~ H~untingbErg. whore those
desiring surveying done viii please
notify BIN W. x. OSBORN.
Der. 3, ls73.ic. County Surveyor
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The Modcc Indians are to be hung
sc.dsy.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-15
A MURDER0Us FAMILY.

Many of our old miner readers are ac-
quainted with the career and final death
by hanging, by the Montana Vigilance
Committee, of Boone Helm; AMI humid
reds here were also, doubtless, acquainted
with "Old Tex" his brother, whose neck
was broke by his being thrown from wild
bronco up in the Walla Walla country.
"Old Tex" placed little value upon hu-
man hfe-killed 4 number in his time
but was considered by many to be an
honest man. Now comes another mem
Der of the same family, whose latest ex-
PLOTS are thus given in dispatch from
Galveston, Texas, dated April 18th; Last
night, at 10 o'clock, a man calling him
self James Helm drew kife and cut a
boy, whose name is unknown. In his
attempt to escape he attacked and cut
three unoffending parties who happened
to be in his way. Officer Ferguson, at
tempting to make his arrest, was the next
to receive his knife, and he died five min
utes afterwards. NJ Benson, an old and
respected citizen, one of the unfortun-
ates, has since died, and tits thought two
others will die. Henry Myers, driver
for engine No. ?, it is believed will die.
The firemen swear vengeance on Helm.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-15
Eastern Dispatches.
New York, April /;

New York, April 10.
jay Gould, in the Rice Investigation
to-day testified that he sent $1,000 to
Clinton county for a member of the
Assembly and 5000 to the Republican
Committee of Stenburn county to secure
the nomination OF the right man.
The storm to-day has been one Of the
most severe of the year. The tide was
very high, and at the ferries great diff
Guilty was experienced in getting heavily
loaded trucks on and off the boats.
The Masonic fair closed tonight 1t is
expected that 50, 500 has been realized.
Three men tonight attacked Charles
Schell, of 457 West Forty-second street.
in store on sixty-two street, and cut
his throat from car to ear. The murder
ers escaped.
Thomas Moran, of % North Portland
avenue, Brooklyn, was arrested this eve
ning on suspicion of numbering his wife.
The Baptist Church on Fifth avenue,
near One hundred and twenty sixth
street, was burned tonight, loss $50, 600
BUFFALO, April 10.
Colonel Theodore Tyler, who pleaded
guilty of forgery on Thursday, was this
afternoon sentenced to five years in the
State Prison. Colonel Denning was not
sentenced, being wanted as a witness in
cases pending.
Alexander H. Brady, a shoemaker,
said to have practiced the confidence
game extensively in all of the large
cities between Chicago and Buffalo, by
representing himself as a merchant from
Montana, ordering large stocks of goods
and issuing drafts Of payment, was to-
day sentenced as a vasrant to the Erie
County Penitentiary for 80 days.
UTICA, N. Y, April 10.
The wife Of Robert Pierce was found
dead in her house, near Camden. this
morning. She was killed by her hus-
band, A child years old says she saw
her father do the deed The murderer
is still at large. .- ...
WASHINGTON, April -.
The Commissioner of the General
Land Office has notified the Local Land
Offices along the Northern Pacific Rail.
road that the secre tary of the Interior
has decided that the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company is entitled to the
lands along the line laid down ON its
maps of preliminary locations, or against
all persons who have made settlements
on such lands after such preliminary
map had been accepted by the Secretary
OF the Interior, but before the lands had
been formally withdrawn.
The news of the murder of General
Candy, DR. Thomas and Commissioner
Meacham by the Modocs causes intense
Indignation in official circles.
The President will undoubtedly eause
instructions to be sent to General Soho.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-15
THE SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX
QUESTION.

A wrong impression prevails among
many in regard to the extent to which
the taxpayers of the school district
would make themselves liable by an af-
firmative vote on the proposed special
school tax. Many believe that in the
event Of the fifty-cent rate not realizing
the amount of $40, 900 set forth in the
notice, the Trustees may, at their disere-
ton, increase this rate. Now, it is
highly important that the minds of cleo
tors and taxpayers should be disabused
of this error. The fact should be well
understood that this $40, 600 is only an
arbitrary sum-the nearest approxima-
ton that the Trustees, at the time OF
publishing their notice, could make,
without consulting the official records,
to what they then thought fifty-cent
rate would produce. In voting affirma-
lively, however, the taxpayers may be
assured they do not bind themselves to
raise $40, 000-they simply oblige them
selves to raise such a sum rs fifty-cent
rate on the taxable property of the dis
trict will create. II the amount raised
by the fifty-cent rate should be less than
500, they are assured the Trustees
cannot make it more by increasing the
rate From information furnished us
by the obliging and intelligent Deputy
Recorder, We have been enabled to gel
an almost accurate estimate of the
amount which the ffty-cent rate will
really place at our disposal. II collected
n tax of fifty cents on every hundred
dollars of taxable property in the district
exclusive of mines, will produce S7,2l0
the same tax on the products of the mines
$1,000; or an aggregate of Sli,2 from
all the property in the district. Now
assuming that margin of 81, 900 should
be left for delinquent assessments, the
taxpayers are simply asked 10 contribute
for a great public requirement the sum OF
$4,000 surely not an extravagan
amount for erecting the building which
has been so long felt and proclaimed t.
be public necessity.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-15

The most superb furniture in Wash
ington is said to be that in the house OF
Senator Stewart, selected by Mrs. Stew
art during her five years sojourn in Eu-
rope, and valued at 5000 900. There is
a table composed of a gilt stand, sup
porting a slab of the finest black marble,
inlaid with flowers and fruits of Floren-
tine mosaic, and a cabinet of ebony and
Florentine mosaic, which is said by con-
noisseurs to be equaled only by one in
the Pitt palace.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-15

have lau Ills SSall- luna
warned the Commissioners that he ap-
pretended danger this morning. On his
wayto the meeting he told General Candy
he did not feel safe and even suggested
that they return, but the General had
faith and continued on 10 his death. DR..
Thomas arrived in San Francisco in 1870.
For long period he had charge of the
book rooms of the church as one of the
firm of Carleton, Porter a Thomas. He
was well known as editor Of the California
Christian Advocate. His kindly nature
won him hosts of friends all over the Pa.
cific coast. He was the father-in-law of
John Il. Jarboe, of the law firm of Jar
Doe & Harrison, of this city.
Los ANGELES, April Il.
A special army correspondent in Ari-
iona mails the following from Prescott,
April 4: Major Randall of the 23d H.
fantry, struck the Tontos on the East
Fork of the Verde and killed forty war
riors and captured number Of women
and children. Propositions for a sur
render had been received from a large
number of the worst Apaches in the Ter
ritory. General Cook and others have
gone to Camp Verde to meet the troops
now coming in. Great results are ante
ipated and public anticipation is aroused
to the highest pitch.
SONORA, April b.
All Bun, q Chinaman, who was to be
hung on the 25th inst, for numbering
All Now, committed suicide last night
by hanging himself.
SALT LAKE, April IA.
The ceremony of breaking ground on
the Salt Lake, Sewer Valley and Phoebe
Railroad took place this morning with
much eclat. 1t is expected that the line
will be opened to Salt Lake by July 4,
and to Stockton in the latter part Of the
Summer. A dispatch from New York
to-day states that the last contract for
material is closed. Work will be pushed
forward with vigor.
Five or six copper lodges reported dis
covered on Church Island in Salt Lake.
Assays run up to AZ per cent. Consider
able excitement exists in mining circles.
SACRAMENTO, April II.
The epizootic has taken new impetus
in this city and vicinity. a very large
number of horses are affected. No street
cars were running to-day and but few
horses were to be seen on the streets.
The attack is of very mild type.
The public excitement over the Modoc
massacre is undated, aud it is the uni
versal topic of conversation.
On Saturday night a German named
Schaefer shot himself through the head
with shotgun in his house on Twenty.
eight street, between O and p streets.
WATsoNvILLE, April IA.
The epizootc has made its appearance
here in mild manner.
There are poor prospectsfor late crops
There are fifty new cases of the cpl
zootic here some 20 cases at Princeton
Dutch FLAT, April a.
A fire broke out this morning at sevel
O'Clock in the residence of N. W. Blanch
ard, occupied by Colonel Ludlum. Tn
main part of the residence was destroyed
The fire did not spread, and the loss
covered by insurance.
SAN RAFAEL, April II.
A man named John Peterson, a conviC
in the State Prison, sent from Sa
Bernardino county in September 1871 fc
grand larceny, for years, escaped tc
day,
IREKA, Cal, April IA.
Up to this hour g p. m no courit
has arrived from the front, but one
hourly expected.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-15

The Sacramento Record learns that
the entire space allotted to the United
States in the Vienna Exposition is taken.
That space was much larger than was
allotted to the United States at the Paris
Exposition, and from accounts given by
Eastern papers of articles sent forward
from their several localities, it appears
that very fair display will be made.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-15

1--WE cannot live at Washington on
$4,000 a year, say the Congressman who
recently grabbed Sl,sOO,O 900 from the
National Treasury for extra back pay.
The public could have well afforded to
pay many of these Congressman double
the salary of $4,000 for living anywhere
else than in Washington, and in any
other capacity than that of functionaries
in the lawmaking branch of the Govern
ment