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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-21
Mines and Mining.
Yavapai County.

Messrs Fred. Henry and P. Smith are get along well with their workings in the Wal nut Grove district. Their water-wheel and arastras will soon be completed, when they will start in to crush Rainbow ore.
 We stated, in former issue, that citizens of the Grove were about to prospect the creek bottom, We'll, they have done so, by -having sunk two shafts. of about Is feet In depth, each Results-Coarse "Colors' were found in almost every shovellull of gravel from surface to bedrock, which was struck where it was "pitching."
 The experiment has pleased the prospec- tors, and they now think of drifting into the channel of the creek, to see if the level bed. rock is as rich as, under the circumstances, it ought to be. Should it prove rich, extensive mining will very soon be inaugurated at the Grove, where there is, at all times, abundance water for washing.
 The news from Bradshaw is very good Jackson & Co. have go. down to five feet o good pay ore in the War Eagle mine, and thei reduction works are grinding out and savinI considerable gold.
 We have no late news from Smiths mill near Wickenburg, but feel satisfied that it i running, with it's usual good success.
 The Cornucopia mine, in the Black Hills near Prescott, is now the rage in this section The developments made show it to be larg' ledge. or deposit of very rich decomposeC ore. Messrs. Willard Rice and Jaycox, two good "rustlers, are preparing to work 20 tom of the ore in an arastra at Bowers Agua Fri ranch, and we wish them good success.
 About 50 men are still at work in the pla cers, making, each, from S3 to sl0 per day with rockers.
 Pima County.
 The Tucson Citizen of June ', says.
 Prospecting Is actively going on In this section and rich ore Is constantly being brought in Tn, furnaces four nIiles south Of Tucson will be read for operation in the course of three weeks. VI noticed some fine piles of rock near the furnac, brought there by Meyers and simpson. The fur Daces at the sierrita mines will soon start. New from the Patagonia is encouraging. We wer, clown this week by Mr. T. Green some fine spec imsus of coal which he said inc found within 3t miles Of Tucson, aud he says there is plenty Of | there
 Mohsve County.
 The go-ahead miners of Wallapai and Ce dar Valley districts are making good use o their muscle-the only available capital witt which they are provided. The letter iron MT. Cory, which will be found on the first page of this paper, gives the news in brief
 We have nothing from the other counties
 Before quitting the subject of mining, thi; week, we beg our merchants, mechanics, far mers, and every one who can, to aid and en courage our honest, earnest miners, in ever, possible way, as upon their success depend the success of the Territory.
 In this immediate section, we know of nom who have labored more persistently unde greater difficulties than the Jackson brothers and they should be encouraged and aided.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-21

DEATH AND BURIAL or FsAgK SarTH.- The San Bernardino (California), Guardian OI June l4, has the following:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-06-21
Bullion, Hides,

any other marketable nrcle produced in th. eou,,
 Con,igped msrchaDdi.s, nacbinsry, s,o, win promptly forwarded to destination as usual by ,,,.. and competent frelght.n, at euueB rates.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-19
MiSSiSSippi

the hacancyed adage hath it, that no
sweet but s,H'e bitter. The thing
seems true of the politics as we'll as
roses. The thorn Of The recent cleo.
tons, with their hwecpiDg harvest of
Democratic success, is the sipnal
E"dlcal triumph in Alrssi. s:ppi.
Amnes, the puppet Of the cpuulette., -,
ttIsypnng. spawn, by:adoptiou, Of the
Eu'icE hornets nest, tho bayonet-
eIe:'ed Senator OF Mississippi to the
United States Senate, has been elect.
"a Governor by au overwhelming
majority. The Democrats no II nomiua.
tlvu, but supported Alcup. tho r..
bclllous Radical. It was no 80. - The
DEVILS bro"d rallied to. their true
representative, and spurued the
malcontrnt The Democrats carried
their ducks to the wrong market.
Inc asp'lIug young popinjay of
Wars leapcd tu' tue gubernaturiai seat
from the broad backs of tho lov.l
Ailcans, and tho Radical Catuliue.
the systematically virtuous Alcorn.
and his ill.nsated allies, the Demo.
I'%ts, 'i''rt: arc Numbering inthe slough of
Wherever there is black maiorl.
~, we Nay look tor this rcsul: every
tune. S"uth Garnl;nu h-e enompii
He'd It time onl aguin. IA Tennessee
"ud ' 'rp'ula, 'an'l Missouri; the Al
Corn cxpe'iment worked we'll. But
IN Ca:oiina lind Mississippi, and
Louisiana, it looks as if even this
strater, must fail and the poor Stale,
be doomed to black rudical domina.
ton. -
Ais for tH6so States 1ilu,,a
Constitution. .. ....
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-19
Tho Charleston Election,

The protest If tho Conservatives
against the recent municipal election
I'D Charleston has bpen heard. Full
tcs1imot''y vas obtained, all showing
that enormous frauds had been rrac.
tlsod, in withholding the location of
tho precincts and in tho wholesale
importation Of voters. In tho arct.
mcnt, Mr.. Chamberlain in the ex.Attor.
ney'Genora} declared that it was la ~.
full for any person who was in Charles.
ton on election day to vote. This is
an outrageous law, and is Of n piece
with the general conduct Of the Radi-
calls. But the board will confirm tho
election Of Cunningham, however
obtained. Tho "party" is as unblush.
ing in rascality OBJ ever. -..,..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-19
Tol@ BraDhic.
~, : : = DT-T-
NeEslteuls;.n l.

" WAsRfNaroN, Nov; l2.-Andrcw
johnson publishe four and hulf
columns p,'tho Chronicle, in answer
to Judge Holt'J allegations that Mr..
Johnston 'disregarded the recom men
dations of D majority of tho Court for
Communication in Mrs. Surratt's case.
Mr.. Johnson never saw the recon-
'niendation :; en- the contrary, Judge
Holt argued that the question ought
not 70 be eousidored,. 4nd urged tho
Yearly execution. Mr.. Jjhfsor's
statement is regarded as mastcrly.
Mr.. .Johuson complains that Holt
withheld the allegations intended to
damage him until tho witnesses Mero
dead, .D. .retr3~ or ..
NlEmpIrs, Nov. l2.-Fcrl tue first
TIME since the 2nd of Sept, there was
not d single case of death from yellow
fever. The Howard Association of
to-day relieved all mem bers on duty
except two and divided tn, city iLto
two distrios under charge cf those
two members
Alderman Ciealla was to-day ex.
pelled from the Board, for irregulari-
ties while acting Mayor. The vote
was unanimous. ..a'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-19
hCbNIll R0StOll.

Monday, Bo ton in sober w,v OBJ
served the anniversary of the dcstruc.
live tiro ""ich gives Che city promi,
henco 10 the history of conilagratious.
Thc Tribune, in rccapitu!ating what
has bee" destroyed and replaced says:
,'Thcrc wtro in the burned section
'hMrty:onc; streets, five squares, sejgUt
riaccs and ono court. Seventeen
streets have been widoned. four cx.
tended, and large Square has Been
laid out, at n grand total cost 10 til ,
oity OF S5,"oo,OO0. There havo be On
ahouttwo hundred houses rebuilt in
place Of the seven hundred md seven.
ty-six destroyed. About three
iourths Of the new buildings have + ;
roofs. and the modern Gothic ar, ears
to be the prevailing style of architect!
ure. There are some Mhnsards, hus
they arc ontiroly Of iron, while n
style that is now popular is to con-
Struct tho upright part of tho Nam
rard of brick and to cover this with
Slate or metal but in some instances
The brick work is left exposcd.n
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-19

amounts Of money that Grpnt's tools
steal every hour is enormous, enough
TO- sI1 run at5ssTaaalhs ~ lied i"dertud lent Ebv.
o'Ehen9 Rnd this i, can,is Win
iug grarty that is co excessivdSs spious
and moral, and haf such holy horror
of nsmQcratiy' pee ccadillos.
Flow the Honesty of tho North has
,been~ able~to ostand &RKfs admffistFa
ton so l!9,pa mystery. The esouke
vas that though unjust it gave it
strong government, thus ,nsuring
financial I!Gpiet. ,lpk ,liS}pFsoh
crush, exec d1ug'tv"ry oIher rauic
has opened d.the g yos, s,ot~thv~reoffr..m=='
Gree'y could not ltossiuly have done
worso than Grant and his minions.---
a laughl"g'sto'k n'broue, a, terror. a!
home, a compani9n With thicv,s and.
plundorers Of every cunditionthe ad,
ministration has brought the country
tc II dreadful pass. We see no imt
p'rroTcmcn't lcssitlc .updcr the ,exis,.
ing rulers. They MI steal, fvo,n tho
highest to tho lowe t, Grant steals
$4,000 year, the Congress men Steal
back pay aud railroad stock, custom
house officials stoal the rovanuc,, and
oven tic country postmasters steal
postage stamps and sbinpfastors.
Our only hope is that this pestilcn.
tial host will be swept away at the
next election. .....i .- .rr 80
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-19
The Homo OF Mrs, Lee.

EyThe Noxa8Aia jvaD Gozotta, al
Hiding 81 the Hecent daath ofsNlrs.
gen. Loe; thus touohingly rcfsfs to
the cruel, injustice of hich onr. gov.
ornmeht has been guilty towards the
venerable woman who has now passed
away: "For several years she had
fondly cherished the hope of ending
her "aaysat arlington, tho parental
~ ml!I&lnEs'ion-ber,owp. Aamo and the home
Of bor' children. "ThGfc She was born,
there she had been married, aut
there hsr qh'l sen wcrc hora.y Ngu i
Sply III f4& : difa2tivE 1cfuAtsrca
around this, to her hatlowed spot,
'+abd 'as, years rolled on :she* became
more and more anxious to return to
the old Eon:cs:c.G, where lio buried
the ftmains of'a' devoted fat tIicr and
! tmotior, and whore she had hoped 10
have peacefully surrender ed her
spTit,t to the God who gave it, sur ;
rounded hy ali the recollcc ions of
happier days. Dut in This she was
douu'cd to disHppuintment--adi disap
itotnt tHcut that, added TO lfer recent
heavy bcreavcmehts, fna4y broke
Gown u shattered constitution and
death cnsncd. She felt kcenly the
wrong imposed upon her by the gov
ernment, and without the shadow of
wight or justice, but merely by the
strong arm of power, withheld from
her own and her children's, in
violation Of the very laws under
whlch the property was at frat seized ;
and few there are in tue land, we
should think, who will not regret
that this injustice was perpetratcd,
aud who will not be willing that res
ttutlon thould be made to the de-
scandants Of her whose soul has pass.
Cd to happier home.''
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-19
A South aid SCljclilc.

The R;chmnnd Wing publishes a
)>t"r from Hon. II. NJ. II. Hunter
explanatory of his speech before the
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural SO ;
r;r'y at Winchester. Mr.. Iltntcr.
- response to inquiry, says that he
I'D not make any proposition to pay
tIr the cmanciphtod slaves either in
>ahstahce or form, but "suggcstcl II
''posit Of $500, 200, 600 to tho slavo-
holding Statas without interest, to be
Jrarcd to the despoiled slave-holdcrs
III the shmo manner, a.tcr the model,
~Hictly upon the precedent, of thc
;ct ot June 23, 1896, depositinS tho
Surplus revenue Of the United States
with the different States upon thc
term, and in tho manner therein
specified" Mr.. Hunter cnoloses to
Inc Whig letter from Northern
gentleman, who thinks "that loan
20 tho &""tA Of Enuy or iva hun.lr..3
millions would have many fricnds."
Tbc Unitcd States to loan the amount
to the South ut four por cent the
SSates to distribute to thu counti;s,
and the counties to lend to planters
at six por ceut., on "unincumbcIcd
>nprovcc real estate in actual cult
vaticn and twice tho value of thc
loaD," the two per ccut. excess to
hc pAia to tho Secretary of the
Treasury annually, and to constitute
sinking fund to cxtinguibh tho prin-
cipal.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-19
S'IERIFF'S SALES.
lov S-t1x2

10y virtue Of Smndry executions to me
IL ddirected l will offer for sale for
cash. at pu' tic auction to the hiphcs,
bidder before the Court House door in
WinnsOoro. within The legal hours Of Sale
on the first Monday in December next
and The day following. at the risk of tho
i,"mcr p"rchascr the following dcscrin-
% t..prriy to Wit
AN that LOT Of land with buildings there
un, ....ia'c in tht I. of VIM: zero,
County oi Fairfield. State OF South Caro-
lima. md known according to the plan OF
The Town ~ Lot number seventy four (7I)
fronting IN I;on Street. Levied upon
rs the property Of james Cnthcnrt, Mt tho
suit Of James X. Robinson against James
Calhcnrt l.. W. DUVALL,
s. L. q.
Sheriff. Office.
Winrsh"ro', :. G,
Nov. 1th. 1873.
Nov. 7-+lx2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-19
The Leeislatare.

The Legislature was convened for
the PURPOSE OF making some; ;ti,posi-
tion of the State debt, and of reduc.
irg the expenditures of the gotern-
ment. Thus far they have done moth.
ing but remove from tho Comptr ollcr
General the power to levy a tax. AS
first step in retrcnchmeut they have
resolved to pay little printing bill
OF S,l23,o00. Meanwhile expenses
arc accruing with every days scssi II.
1t seems very poor economy to call
the Legislature together. Such n
step invariably results in increased
burdens to tho taxpayer. let the
Legislature do something. If they
can do no better let them adjourn.
and thus save the State the per diem
Of the members.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-19
A GeHapaH MiIli0nairt's, will.

INsd efaeE RoIIwas se@ wsl known
Gel man DchivcratiJ politician of
New York, who died a few months
ago left bis heirs, real estate valued
at between one and two million dol.
lars. His children, expecting to be
tho sole heirs Of the property, were
surprised when the will was opened to
lind that their father, shortly before
his death, had married servant girl
named Magdalena Selinger, and be-
queothod to her his f.,o residence and
one.third of the income of his whole
estate; Suit has been brought to
upset the will, Oh the grounds OF un.
sOnnuness Of mind in lie tastntnr.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-19
04 I III M a.H OR If,
II. MEANS DAVIS, Editor.
"Wednesday Morning, Noy..lD, 1875
The Ring Pub}io.'

Ellbu Burfitt's unparalleled article
III MIR. Becchcr's paper, which show
cd that tho Republic Of our fathers
bad been changed to a shoday Ring.
pubic, also that tho wholesale dis
honesty of the North had been main.
y caused by the displacement Of the
ohivalrio Southern elp mcut-llus
'cauaed much CONSERVATION to the
6od-and- morality people, so.callcd.
Tho Washington Chronicle attempts
20 anoer away the learned hlack~
smiths tremendous slcdge~ ham,
truth, thus:
"That renowned, learned black
s"ith, Elihu Rarritt, mourns tn,
dropping out Of Am erican society OF
tie Southern Ari>tocratic element
the old land aris,ocracy Of tkst sec
ton. Had that clcmcnt obtained
full sway in this country there is
every reason to believe that LEANED
or illiterato bIacktni'hs would have
hecn dropped oat without MISSING
them"
The Chronicle had better look n,
home and witness tho hundreds Of
thousands Of blacksmiths and oil
other kinds Of No;kingmcn, aud wo
men too, dropped ouc Of labor and
wages because the honest Southern
element has not had share, for , me
years, III the Government Of the
United Statos.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-19
SheriH's Sale |
'ho State of South Carolina, !
County Of Fairfield,

Souhy VI rai'hCiN,
John c. Mackorcll aaginst Cynthia X.
Brown. Mary y. Brown
n pursuance of mn order OF tho Court
l. made in the nboye stated cause, |
Will offer for snlc at Public auction to tle
high"s. bidder before he court rouse doorin
Winnshsro, within the legal Hours Of sale,
on the first Monday in December next
the following described property TO wit :
All that plantation or tract of land con.
tanning two hundred acres, more or less,.
being, lying and situate in 80 County Of
Fairfield and Staie aforesaid, and bounded
by lands Of Tilmnn Gladden., on the norih
by lands beiongingto Daniel Mcdonald on
the cast. by lauls Of Smith and Melton ON
the scnth. and by LAMBS Of Smith and Mel
ton, and of Samuel Stewart on the west.
Terms Of sale cash. purchasers TO pay
for papers. .. i W. DUyALL
S. +. c.
Sheriff's Office,
1878. - -
nov7-f1x2 ..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-19

A Washington lotter says: "Tbe
southern claims Commission have
printed volume, containing the
names o; twentysfodr thousand claim.
ants, together with the respcctive
amounts claimed for storts OF sun.
plies taken or furnished during the
rebellion for the usb Of the army Of
the United States in States pro.
claimed as in insurrcction anairst
:he Quilted States, including the use
and loss of vessels or b. Al. while
employed in the federal military ser.
wee The amnhnts tlaimcd vary
from $3.50 TO $4,000, an there is
one Of *l29,47s, in behalf Of tho
e>t"to OF John bon'is, of Louisiana: ::
l"taif tut fow cases tho claimants
have declared upon oath Cha. from
the beginning to tie end Of the lato
fchcI!'"n their symrathics were con.
tant'y with the cause Of the United
States; th,t they neter Of their own
tee will and aceof6 did anything, or
offered or songht to do anything, by
word or deed, to injuro said cause or
retnrd ITS success; and that they
We're at al times ready and willing
70 AID and assist tho cause of tho
Union, so far "s their means and Dir
oumstahces permitted" ... "
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-19
4 Wealthy Convict.

Richard Mackay, who has Just been
sent to tn" pcnitentiary for term OF
eighteen months for manslausbtcr.
""ns some Of tie best mining claims
about Nevada in Gi!pin county, and
Is reported to be worth from sis 600
60 100000: His case was carried
through all courts, leading nearl.
three years, and conducted by the
hcst counsel in the Territory. He
has spe"t $4,000 in the effort to eet
clear. Mackay gained tho high opin.
i3n OF officers and all with whom he
mr.! to 90, aud during his confiuc ment
IN Jail here. was allowed regularly to
go alone to his meals at Chnrplot,s
tnd elsewh here, and tho night before
nc was taken to Canon City, unac.
comraned went over and had nm
hom's chat with Judge Bromwcll,
lie was ways prompt to his word,
and 1T IS believed by the officers here
that he could have been trusted to %
a!ono to the penitentiary and deliver
himself up. .I0'I''
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-19
: Mfy. Ease l;ESse 'Sprasllp:

TtelN's 4 'tt"nr Chronip'e' 2ss ys ::
Tie social wu,id cf w ashingtou. re-
8 1Svd Stunning hlow one day last
week in tho reported fail ure of
fma asu"' Brothers. Not that uch
failure a. lE": tee! ,hc said social would
= imhiediH'&ly. iorthc Charming queen
,Vfisoci iN 1.M,s, Sprssuc, isl yet i'm
m"nr'Ing E. Lrr distinguished father
the late rAi"i Justice, apd giving up
h"r tri' ~,y ~, '.cncc in tho city,
h s wrthif"An tq her Fathers latest
n'siGcnc". .,mn three miles out
rpoa ,hs N:adcntburg road
This lady, whose heart was
early hr,ko by tho death
ol o." S, ,,,a, -uud dear to herr al.
npupcrU ','r Intention to give up the
Tl;ce III :"cirly sac has made 80
!ricctul and celebrated, uud devote
hcrS,lf 10 The domestic cares and the
private duties Of her life. But We
"a; kn"w 'hnt one canIy. so rca,l,'
- a'aica'o n throuo or throw aside
crowI,, and that after tho first keen
grief Of her great loss wore awoy,
tn" rlaic,s of society would again
prevail. Runor says that, however
enba, fAS>et financially the senator
nay He, he has yet provisions made
f'r his 1aarily, that leaves them indc.
lcaa"ut. Aside from the marriage
rnf'ior settled on Mrs. Spraguo, the
,hecnt Of each child horn to the
fHna'"r was tho OCCASION for Gift
r' ha"f million. This is as it
sn>niI bc. La tho hazardous results
RI tfi' ness in our country it is well
t'r tho father in lis hour of pros
rcrf'y, to remember the hclplqs
'ei"Ys dependent upon him and make
ample provision for their comfort
when the hour comes, as como it vii
~ such, Of adYersitY.'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-19
SHEnIFF'S SALE.

State OF South Carolina. ! Order in Pnrti-
County of Fairfield. I lition.
Amy Ilny against Ei;zana,h Hay.
TN pursuance nf nu order Of Tie Court of
Probate. made in the above st,l ell
case. l will offer for sale to The highr st
bidder nj public auction. before tho court
house door in Winnshoro, within the legal
hours Of sale on the first Monday in De.
ccmhci Rcxt and the day following, for
cash, the iollwing described properly tc
wit: All that piece. parcel or tract Of
land lying. being and situate in tho Coun-
ty Of Fairfield, Stale Of South Caroline,
continuing sixty. four acres. more or less,
lying and situate nsar the village Of Doko.
and BOUNDED by lands Of Franklin Dru glnss
and OF hers. L. ". DUYALL. s. 7. G.
Shcriif's Office,
Ninnsboro, S. c., Nov. 7,
1873.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-19
Tho Democratic Victoiv.

In Virginia the DemocraTtic ma.
jority was 27,9G3, or an increase of
9,G32 over Walkers majority in 1860.
This Is tremendous victory. The
Radical defoat in Wisconsin, how
| ovor, il the gem of tho lnto olootionS.
The Chicago Tribune thus strongly
conveys tho nature of the political
revolution in that double.d5cd NaGi-
cal stronghold.
Wisconsin has bccn Republican
ever since the days If Bars.ow aud
the "Focty Thieves" a period OF
about eighteen years. During all
this time it has BEEN intensely, un
c"mrromisinaly, and almost univer
sally Republican,. Tho State gov.
ornment has been Republican,; the
local governments have been nearly
all Republican; tho two Senators
have been Republicans and, with
with ono or two exceptions, tho entire
delegation in Congress- has boon Re-.
puoiican.
All at once something has explod
cd in Wisconsin, aud the Republican
party has Gem, down q total wreok.-
Grant bad II majority Of nearly 60,
600 one year ago. Mr.. Taylor, the
"rclc'm" candidate, has growing
majority that may amount to o,OOo
b 'f"c it stcIs. Theuntics ALREADY y
'sWed up show n majority against
Wash burn of $4,000 with more to
hear from. "Boss" Kcyos, the Chair.
man of the S;oto Central Commit
toe, has stopped counting, and says
that "Iho whole thing has gone to
h-l" Tho Fond dn Lao Common.
woalth is Of the opinion TINT "chaos
has como again" Tho party organs
all over tito State arc wondering
what tho matter can be. ~ panic has
struck them. 1t has come so sudden
~, and with such rcsistlcss force tba,
that they don't know yet what hi;
them. Il.
Tho Republican, dofcat in Wiscon.
sin is the scverest blow that has ever
been deal! to that party. 1t is one
Of seriea of culm minativo revc,ses
from which it will never recover
When Governor Washburn, who
unitcs personal popularity with
in a dcg.cc rarely attained in pub.
lilo life, cannot carry tho State
OF Wisconsin, tho discomfort Of the
people In tho purity which ho repro.
sents is no longer Of q doubtful or
temporary character.
Another Example Of Civ!l Service Re.
fJr1n ''"
Two more clerks, in tho San Fran.
cisco postofficc, ono n cousin of Effigy
Sargent'thc monopoly Senator from
California, have been arrested 70,
stealing money. These occurrences
are becoming 60 common that they
exc'to no surprise whatever. Tho