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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-03-21

We do certify that we have examined the accounts
~1o vouchers u A l. Harvey, Treasurer Of Potter
e"hn'y, with the Commonwealth " Peana ard 6ad
the SANE to be correct and in aeoordanes with above
statements. ! H CoIE
IN H.silros, auditor,
II. W HavES,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-05

of proving, as he has done, that the ledge con-
Times on the west side OF the fault, or cross
head and not to obscure and cover up the tru.h
las some who had preceded him in manage
ment had tried to do; and he desired 10 snow
that his developments had been lntelhgentiy
carried on TO accomplish that end the most ef-
fectually.
Judge Mesick, in reply, said he thought the
Professors intentions were not admissible. ne
did not intend to reflect on his motives OF apil-
ity; the results Of his investigations are before
us, and we have nothing to do with what ne IN
tended to do, or his mere opinion as to what ne
has done.
Mr. wren-well, to save time, will yield to
the objection.
Examination of Professor Husch continued
found ore in various places in my works; gen.
orally pursued ore where found 1t; II Is mostly
theory about cross-courses, dlsplacements' etc !;
the vein has been thrown north on the hrst Level
by displacement from point TO VI round ore
at point H. few feet below the surface cut; the
| Monitor shaft is so feet below incline M; don't
think there Is any probability that the groupings
| of the Raymond x Ely vein could appear as low
down as the Monitor shaft; stringers OF Ledge
are found in both hanging and foot-walls; have
stated my developments in the Raymond ELY
mine to my best recollection.
Crosse examination resumed-I found 10 feet
above the third level an ore body, near the Pa
naca shaft
John Cahill called for plaintiffs Am acquaint
ed with the workings of the Raymond Ell!
mine have taken assays of ore from the Panac'
shaft to incline NJ; READS results OF assay
which were taken from rock in various parts o
the cut from Panaca shaft to incline M. They col
responded very closely with the numerous as
says OF same ores previously testified in regar
toll found ore down in incline NJ. Read
more results-assays being from ore near tn
, surface and to the bottom and east Of the IL
,, clinel Iassayed samples still lower down;
: got assays from ore rs feet down the inclin
> near points and S, and in the drift west
!; point S; made assays for Mr.. James. Pro
- Mathey and Mr. Wescoatt; their certificates we
! ali correct HE identifies certificates previous
I offered in evidenced
i. Cross.examined-I have not rejected dozt
4 samples out of great many; didn't aim TO
say any that wouldn't show metal.
- Adjourned till 10 o'clock this morning
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-05
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each subsequent insertion.l
REMovED-The undersigned have removed
their stock Of cigars, tobacco and fancy goods 10
Jacobs L Sultan's block q few doors above the
old stand, where they will be pleased to receive
old customers and form the acquaintance OF
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thoroughly eradicated FROM the system and new
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The Alta California Almanac for sale at
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1 u
| case was as to whether there was one OF TWO
| yeios established the fact that there were wv
veins; became satisfied that my present eonclu-
| sious in regard to the Raymond ELY milie
we're correct after examining it q week or ten
| lava Points out on the map the work done un-
der his supervision, which showed that ms ex-
plorations had been thorough and compie'e IA
all parts of the mine IN one sese w. ~,
the cross head the vein continues on each side
of the c-oss-head; there are four seams IN sne
drift that cross the cross-head from point . 70
7o the seams do not run through .ae %
if the cross-head should continue to the suriace
, with the same dip it has on the nrst leVei II
would come to the surface just west OF lnci .le
NJ. / have traced the cross-head to within 10 ieet
of the surface; it runs out between anu inol,nt
4 NJ. cross.head is caused by part
q Of the mountain sliding down To-
n | wards the plain; my theo-y ID that tnis
. happened since the vein was io.meo; ,he us us
g placement may have been sudden OF eraaua, NY y,
y Vein escaped disturbance near the surface IN my
oninion. because the matter there was plastic
- while below it was solid at the time OF me dls
3 turbauce; the surface lines show pena put no
o eak the upper portions are y,eiH n;gs mp
"a Yielding auartzite, must break; in the secon'
~ level the displacement is 60 feet; traced tn
=. vein from point 81 to points 20, 81 and VI ca
I'd enter the Monitor sss n, snnts IRON Ell
hs mine; have not traced the vein to the main shai
y. ~ D;rect resumsd-Commenced my hrst WORK
in the RAYMOND & Ely mine 70 feet below u
fourth level; traced it up to the third level; IN
a, ob;ect was to ascertain where the lode would 81
~ ter psnscs shaft; succeeded; the Pansca sha
was sunk through the ledge matter ioiee' whe'
it entered it. ,,,,o
NV lions in regard to Professor huscns oesei'
ng ments. A.. ,,s oh;act
osI;no the questions was to demonstrate tn
ct the Professor was brought here for the purpo
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-05
miscellaneous.
Dissolution of Copartnership.

Dissolution Of Copartnership.
listing ut National City, Bristol District
Nevada, under the firm name Of Ackeriy Co.,
is this day mutually dissolved. All bills will
be presented to b. +. Wilds for settlement.
b. +. WILDS,
.-. r SEFOID WILLETT,
JACOB ACKERLEY.
National City. Bristol District, Nevada Februa-
ry27, 1878. mr2S-3Cd~
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-05

Professor H. Mathey called for plaintifstssE,My
occupation now is managing MendnS Minins
Co.: have been mining II years; have been MN ,
ing nearly three wears in this district; think
am acouainted with the mines in this district
New-York tribune., 1873-02-04
THE ILLINOIS sENAToRsHIP.

THE OBJECTIONS TO THE ELECTION OF GOV.
OGLEsBY.
fFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THB TRIBUNE
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 2-The objections to the
election Of Richard Ogesby Senator from Illinois
art that he the r. J. Ogesby who was the Gov
rnor OF the State the time of his election Senator
ud that he duly elected Governor by the people for
four years from the second Monday of January 1873
On day he took the oath OF Office and entered upon
Che discharge the duties Of his position The action OF
che Legislature therefore, electing him to another
office Ia violation of the plain provisions or
Constitution which declares that neither the
ioVernor Lieutenant5overnorA Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts Secretary Of State Superintendent OF Public In
struoton nor Attorney, shall be eligible TO any other
fce during the period for which be shall have been
elected" The Constitution defines office 10 be; ga pub
ac position created by the Constitution ever continu
Sng durng the pleasure Of the appointing power OF for
"a fxedttime. with successor elected or appointed 1t
Ss clear therefore, that the public positions OF Governor
and United states Senator are offices, and that the Gov
crnor being ineligible 10 another Office during the
seriod for which he was elected cannot, until the ex
raon Of that period be cOnsttutonay elected 20 the
offco Of United States Senator 1t would be manesty
zion only 10 prevent him from accepting another otee
Under the jurisdiction Of The state IL Is the most nonor
the most lucrative in the gift or the people OF
fhe State and hence there no danger OF the GOV
bsTetoUe that The constitutional provision recited
snesnt declare the Governor ineligible TO the once OF
oe within the gift of the people Of Illinois greater
onor and therefore more 70 he desired than the oce OF
kOVernOr The members of the General Assembly sever
y oath support the Constitution OF the state
and yet the face OF these plain provisions by their
Sotes Richard j. Oglesby elected United states
Senator FROM this State to complete the bargain made
with him he consented to become their candidate
for Governor in May last. He would not then consent
10 run for the GoyeInOTshp except Op the dlstlhct
pledge of being elected 70 the United States Senate,
should he be successful IN carrying with biz election the
election OF majority Of the members OF the General
Assembly before in the history Of the State has
ls Chief Magistrate been elevated 20 another Office
durns the period for which ne was elected But now
this dangerous and corruptng precedent has been made
Richard j. Oglesby signed his position as Governor
yesterday having few hours less than ten days,
and the NeUtenant-GovernOr, John L. Beverdge, filed
ana o office a moments after.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-04

the right 20 run their oars from the mainland over tho
track the Central Pacific Railroad Company said
island. and thereupon haye reasonable facilities and
accommodations for doing business under such rules
and regulations shall be prescribed by the said
Central Pacific Railroad Company; but each Company
avaing itself OF this privilege shall first pay TO the Cen
tra Pacific Railroad Company just proportion OF the
cost OF the improvements said island the expenses
such proportion TO bo measured and determined by the
benefits which said railroad company may derive from
the use OF said main track and island and n case OF
any Disagreement between such railroad company
and the said Central Pacific Railroad Company as TO the
amounts TO be paid and 10 the use and occupancy or
said track and island the same shall DO determined by
the Secretary of War subject to the approval OF the
President Of the United States fropided That the said
Central Pacific Railroad Company, aud any other rail-
road company avang itself OF the privileges OF this act
shall receive and deliver freight and passengers which
shall pass over their lines of road part there
OF, without extra charge at one or more points con-
vnent for business or travel on tho western shore of
said bay and withing the corporate limits Of the City OF
Ban Francisco Prooded rther, That the said Central
Pacific Railroad Company shall make no charge for
wharfage for freight or passengers which have passed or
pass their line OF road part thereof
And be further pr0vded, That Congress full
power whenever in It's Judgment may be proper 10
do. to authorize by law any other railroad company
companies to construct and maintain It's or their own in
dependent connections with and Of that part Of the
island OF Yerba BueDa the OF which Is by this act
granted that shall not be actually occupied for legiti
mate railroad purposes under law of Congress at the
time said subsequent legislation may be had.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
GOAT ISLAND.


Tho call Estates being concluded. Mr. W. r. ROBERTS
Dem. N. " offered resolution declaring it to be the
Of the House that 1t s not wise or expedent or
for the public interests that any part OF Goat Island
San Francisco shall be ceded for railroad purposes
Mr. SARGENT Rep., CALI moved TO lay the resolution
on the table. Hegatiyed-Yeas, II; Nays, 102
Mr. Roberts's resolution then adopted without
division.
THE COTTON TAX CLAIMS.
Mr. DAWES (Rep, Msss.), Chairman OF the Committee
Ways and Means. reported back adversely sundry
bills for refundng the cotton tax, and asked to have
some time II xed for their consideration.
Mr.. HALE rep, Me.) objected.
Mr.. DAWES moved to suspend the rules and make an
assigning Friday next for the consideration OF the
subject NegatiyedYeas, III Nays, e3-less than two
thirds In the affirmative.
THE NETWORK POsT-OFPTcE.
On motion of Mr. GARFIELD CRep.. Ohlo), the Senate
amendment to the Claims Committee Appropriation bill
inserting additional section appropratng $4,000 for
the payment contractors OF stone-wOrk and other
employees the NewYork Post-0fice building was con-
CURED inc -
on motion of Mr.. cox Dem, N. ". the bill to divide
the state of Ohio into three judicial districts was passed
The House then, at D. m.. adjourned
New-York tribune., 1873-02-04
DIED

BEwTLRy-0n Saturday morning. psc Mrs ssuey Ry "a As
The resivss eui. family r..pecu, iuvd 70 ,es
Sse sa aSf of ssi s"n on N TSc Si = w.SaIl bio
CARsON-At Virgil. Cortland Comfy. ~ Y Msndsy tsp ~.
Abraham Carson father Of Mira ThOs r. Bsais Of Bsooti h Ne
8ll of bs
COBB-At his in Parppny mor County ss-Jsss %
Fnt'y jan 3D. 1913 hon Andrew Cobb sssd g yean
FS oio' 9 CI,gs. s ST .S ~ s a. e
St, New-lOrk. at $50
SRAYon SUNDAY sA S19 Mars Ora. n .. ist yea. o. ses g
VI. be held St JOseSs Church P.escst Y'ndests''
HowB-n Brooklyn I'd Of Brghfs Of the tdnsr
Alonso J. Howe. in the S1th yesr Of his age
friends Of the family are invited
JAwRENCBAt South Salem, Westchester Co.. Chr. Hort
Funeral, Tuesday Feb. I. at o'clock
LBACH-In PsnccO Cal Feb mrS Geors,xns besek.
wife Of Stephen W. Leach, esq.
mckBCHNB CsDs ndsiga T. on Jsn ls 1879 ~ The s9d e
euSs sst aKeesss s MeKeeSpie Was born 10 ps soo.ssd
aud America in 1893 She resided in Csnandsgus II
McNEsPICOn Saturday Pe AIMS eldes, dsughiero the ts
The funeral will take place Lues5sy .neuoo" 9 oocs & ? a.:
are respectfully invited to attend
M giooso &c. S,ra s y s r & as.: @ 5 ase, '' '
Relatives ana friends of the family respectfully invited 20 send s
O'Clock, the Church q The A,g%paoo who're so'~a
ROwANSudden morning. Dembrsnous Mseds
Arlington youngest daughter Of James and SUSIE koS' s'
Relatives the family also the members Of cOmnonve:A
Lodge No aO9 Orient Chapter Clinton ComnaadefJ Ne
attend the funeral from the residence OF her parents
Pacacst Brooklyn Tuesday afternoon, Feb sss oesek
without further Invitation.
RYERsOS-0n Saturday Feb John Ryerson In the 6s Tsed
his
The ve the family respectfully invited y -
tend funeral from bis late residence B East SiKteth st. on rv
dag, Feb. T. at l2i O'Clock ,.
sBAMAS-saddeDy Rshk the Hudson, Saturday Feb
Tuesday 4h inst, at Train leaves Central Dep$
l0i5 an.
sMirH-n BrookIyn on Sunday ID inst Of brooe ksss
Of the family invited 70 attend the fanefS 30
Wednesday 5th inst O'Clock om No ls Keep ST. Brook
yn (B d.
sMTH-Ou Sabbath morning. Peb O. the residence Of bis sister,
Mrs MARIA M Smith the 10th Of BIS
Relatives faulty respectfully invited 70 attsas
his funeral 5th at O'Clock from NO - W e
without further
N. B-Boscn papers please copy.
VAN VLIgT-Ou Saturday Feb Frederick Van Vhet 10 The hA
The relatives and ends family attend the fsn.s
the Alb inst at The will be taken o Rboeoeek lee
iutemenL
WHrTNBYOp Monday Feb residence Of d. D. hcker sss
Mrs Julia A. Whitney, aged ~ years
Relatives Of hor Mrs Amanda Outcat are In
yed attend St. PauP Church Paterson N >! 80
"Wednesday at O'Clock Railway leave Twenty thifd 81
a lli clock, and ChAmbersst at IL O'Clock.
WILLIAMSON Sunday Archibald Ladie yoangs -
Sapu, p and the Deg Williams aged ~
residence OF bis father "a West Twentieth %
O'Clock. Wednesday. the 3th inst
Brooklyn, Sstady Peb Henry Seymour Weeb
worth eldest Of b. IT,. and G. NJ woolwonh
New-York tribune., 1873-02-04
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
ALBANY.
ALBANY.
WORK RESUMED IN THE STATE LEGIsLArURE.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THB TRrBUNBi


WORK RESUMED IN THE STATE LEGISLATURE
JBY TELEGRAPH To THR TRIBUNBi
Albany. Feb. 3-Neither branch of the Leg1s-
astre had quorum this evening" In the Senate several
,s ere considered aud ordered 10 third
.aaaing the most important OF which was that re-
,rSanixng the School Board Of Troy. Gsrdners Ware
Mouse and Railroad bill, which was before tho Legis
ature last year and the year before was again intro
auoed tonight BY Senator Woodin. The Assembly con
dered several local bills In Committee OF the Whole
hut none among them were OF general interest Among
.xhe new bills introduced by Mr. Van Valkenburg
sor a railroad in Broadway from the South Ferry TO
sFifty.ninthst thence 10 Eighth-ave., and through
xSchtbsye 10 It also
lnoludes road through Madison and Third-aves., and
lateral branches 70 Of the ferries the North and
East Rivers The incorporators Geo. o. Jones and
such other persons may hereafter be associated with
him.
George Kuster Secretary OF the German Reform Asso
nation OF NewYork has obtained from the Joint Com
ittee on Cities permission for hearing of representa-
Gives Of the Association the proposed charter Tor
New-YOrk The hearing is to take place on Thursday
next, whom Mr. Ottendorfer. Henry Clewson, L. G.
warner. @. Aufenger, and ]. Schoenh0f VIII appear IN
bshalt Of the Association Tneir ooeobons, 70 @ JUG
simar 10 those of the Committee of Seventy They ask
that appointing power be vested solely IN the Mayor
and they that this was the distinct UNDERSTANDING OF
who voted for Mayor HaVemeyer AZ the last cleo
ton IL reported that Mayor Hayemeyer will ask for
a hearing on the charter before the Committee.
Col Clark and Quartermaster weed OF the TN hegl-
ment here urging the granting OF their peuuon{Or
RsservOr-square q site for the regiment armOry
They they back their request by 100000 sigma
tures citizens Of NeWYOTk. and that the opposition
20 it only from portion OF the residents around
sauarc
New-York tribune., 1873-02-04
TIE FIRE RECORD.
IN THIS CITY.

The loss of Nico Colshaw a. Co.. import
and dealers in carriage trimmings, by the fire in
their store Nos TAO and 72 Broadway, Saturday
night is estimated amount to 100000 In gold The
firm insured for s2s5OOO in gold, mainly in foreign
companies The following is list Of the Companesand
the amounts of their respective insurance:
Lancashire Of England s2nOOOj Manhattan s0OOOi Royal
SO0O Commercial Union Assurance SIS Oe LoDdon Assurance
SSo Merchsnis $500 Eorth British Mercantile $1,000
11sn aS As[s9e $1,000 @ GGSs1 g SGo Go cssTc3
5ooo State Of Psnnsyys3 s5oOo Standard sSooo Safeguard
s:n & o h + N T5 a s. sS.Iso s TSs %s
follows: Clinton $500 Safeguard $500 total $500
fire In the basement OF the story framehouse at
No. 9s Baxterst owned byiAndrew Crosson late snn-
day night damaged the building 5000. part Of the
first floor was occupied shoe shop by Patrick Golden,
whose stock was damaged 500 no insurance "A nre
and-tenthst owned by William Dxson and occupied by
William Cain, yesterday, damaged the building S6 in
sured for $500 in the American Company OF Pennsyl
vania.
fire on the second floor of twostory frame build
Ing used harness and upholstery shop in the yard
OF the Thirdave Railroad Depot last night damaged
stock and tools about $S,0OO The building was damaged
81 900 no insurance.
IN BROOKLYN.
Fire Marshal Ready of Brooklyn reports
that there were % fires in this city during January,
caused follows Defective fues, Stacked lime,
spontaneous combustion, gasght setting fire togoods,
supposed incendiarism l. defective heating apparatus
unknown, sparks from fires, 2; carelessness OF
matches, explosion OF kerosene lamps, careessness
Of workmen leak in oil STILL The estimated losses
and insurances follows: Loss buildings,
$4,000 stock furniture, &c, $5262S. Insurance on
buildings $4,000 stock s607 TOO Actual loss s5l S25
Alice Barkey and Hannah Farrell burned to death
during the month.
FIRES ELSEWHERE.
The dwelling of II. T. Hall, at Hillsboro'
Bridge, N. H. burned yesterday Tho loss is $1,000
The Courthouse at Quebec was completely
destroyed by fire Sunday, entalng loss OF all the
records OF the Province since its foundation, together
with title deeds and other important legal documents
The fire at time threatened the Anglican Cathedral
but fortunately confined 10 the Courthouse
About $50 o'clock last night fire was dis
covered the roof of the City Hall at Newark N j..
The flames promptly extnguished, but not before
81 900 damage had done principally by water which
leaked through the ceilings and injured property in the
OF several city officers The fire 10 supposed to
have originated through the carelessness of tnsmhs
who emptied the contents of hre-pot upon the roof
while they were at work.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

g g 8 %As & 81 % & NJ. a.-s No sS1s s35ns 'S
Rejected s Corn arm .Od f.r isn.na a Of No. s.s
I 5s & , % No. G AZ sssa S,a SSn ti Rss Bye qe and oa
changed GsSSs Baey DAT and shas lOwSr at 7!c
At $S cash. W 259Sa 30 seller March; y So seller ApnL Lard
sg s Of o. @ pS a:s packed % 'sGRe sa a seller
c loose seller April So loose spot short Clear Made' packed
s .sss '',f' G 5a SAof add Hams siqs for % :. e
averages Dressed Hog, quiet aud S.t At 30 ior tS as1 - 'ss
sp3oS Ss . 81 aStS 81. sa Fea Gu.S &5ss bush
1000 bush Wheat 5000 bushcO'O, 1000 bush o'
osTnOT quiet and pesh,9gss " Wheat @ .,sasy
ss 80 Dressed ess sold .. % seoeRmloOS, sa sS Ss
Lw4Ssr Feb agou qe ana oae.asSd ,S %s'is Z, 'ss sa
Corn steady % a. S No. a.. HT S S il S M 5 e"s@d S s aad fsf f
Rscep-soO bbls Flour and $3.50 bush Wheat Shipments
steady Red s. rs No. RsI.S Red p p,1 To- GS5H osss SGs'
White @ NE %, S for r., ,rl' II, G
Feb aSo' ,s Saf a. . PSu a1 W 1s
@ ::s: sS ais'. s. nsss's iSI S MA
49, sie &c, sssI 'is, s,S:b a seller s. Iaiy
sI & 90 3, :o g Hs s. 9oS' % pe.1 aSs' S sS
ea Corn az d go s.. o, Ss: bush Wheat
s FEB produce .nd groceries
81 50 'i;S; i'a O.? s~ quiz;
Bran sold At = 20 81 Hay ,S sold .f s'S R, Ds Sides s,s AID n's s oi
c..i PsJoSSns 'sa !. 81 H. for 95, oI.,i ola
h sS.." Ole Tor Clear sides Hans sold la disc LardSae.
Of Tsrco Bl03c si9lOc Sugar ia good demand sales o
Ineor Al p6lc Fully Pair 8v9s Prime SsG9ic hos
sea n good sales d Common 3SgS5 M to Ceoee oVc
1 hi,hy sOd at gl192 Coffee sold at l302Oc kIchsns-
sterling Ilj,; New sight tc. discount; Gold. ll1i
F s y w.r % s. 'ss s Sisia'' Es w%'s'
Sc asa 81 dal and cropping lower srses sales OF
No snng at Jil9$ lots Of Winter IN the mar
ks Corn dull aud lo~sr sales Of No hHei Siie 1ss sas
an 1c dali uahanged sales OF Mo-
a. % st ie on tr.ek ne Barley ami only sample
la, spg Rys 6rm a 37sc for No Wbisk dull al 8c Pors
IN Sooi for hae sales 900 bbt h Si3 Al Quincy
sssr March sl3 d here March Sis 80 aere April Bof Meat
a. for Shoulders, 6ie for Clear Rib Sides 1c for Cesr sves
soa .esy sales sts &c. seller MAY order lou
M Al sIe 10. SonLers 7lc BIB SIDES and &C. Tor Cles
Sides Lard aAbe lie e higher live Hogs arm at ~ Sa
"a JDmorr qussi ses Of Common 70 Shoc
Texans Common to Cto.se sahve Cos ana aeisI
al I'm "a Ea Choice D0 b6 deceptst 20 bbls
Fla,r 81 Ooo hah Wheat 1900 bush oss 900
bn,b Bsrey 90 bush RE, and 5.pll HogA