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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-31

PASSENGER CAR No. 7 has inst come
out of the repair shop here. reconstruct.
ed from stem TO stern with new guards,
outrigSers, stays and braces. new iron
works and a new pair of pl.tforms. and
painted and upholstered. spick and span
all throughout. 1t locks like, and in
fact is. new car. We learn from Mr..
Superintendent Yerington that he intends
t" put this and another car which is
built like it. ON the line between here
and Virginia to take the place of the
Chooses; and that one of the CHOOSES
will he run rs a sort of back action to
the passenger coach which is run be-
tween Virginia City and Reno. 1t will
b. us-d as n sm king car and for the
stowage of Cinnamon. All of which re-
Il cts credit upon our energetic and on
thuslastlc young friend Yrrington under
whose ministratIOns the " i T is be-
coming very correctly conducted tram
way
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-31

The great mineral non-mineral case
still drags its weary length along before
Mr.. Register Waltz. A breathing spell
has been taken. however the matter
being adjourned over to Wednesday
next, when all hands will be fortified and
strengthened by the presence and assist
ance of shorthand reporter. The
probabilities are that the much quoted
moral law is q short. exciting. fervid
romance compared with the duly re-
corded incidents, and elaborate queries
and scientific calculations which will
make up the volume of testimony and
pleadings in this monentous case.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-31

ExcIT8HRHf AAoHo 1nB LADIRs.-Nillinery
positively at esst Rustic Hats. 81 to 81 IS;
School Hats from 50 cents to 81; Bonnets from
81 IS to 81 50: Trimmed Hats from 81 81 to s.;
every ether kind equally low. At Mrs.. Brooks'
Millinery Store, No. ~ Carson street, Carson
Rev. Country orden Allied promptly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-31

DECosATIoN Day WIS observed vester-
day by the Grand Army boys. military
and civil soci ties and citizens OF Viz
ginit City. A few Union soldiers from
Carson We're in attendance and We're as
signed :, ro,iti ~ of honor in the pro-
crSSi"'r. Phil L .arncT Post bows in
bin" were Oh parade in fall uniform and
pr 'rn.ed 4 splendid appearance. Tn"
mill arv S!A.f Of General Van i pllkelen
and that 81 General Batter,n II, the M
t'onal Enm"t and Strsield Guards. and
Fire Companies. appeared in their gay
est. Snch profession OF flowers We
think vas never before seen il NEVADA
he i'ral wealth of California seemed
deposited II Virginia. AMI the soldiers
carri d an iinnlensr number Of the rich
est huuJnrtS as they marched with
measured tread "a thu solemn music dis
c",Ir.e'i by tl,. varinuS lan.i> ~ the
cemetery the graves Of thor comrades
were 'i"cnrxf-t with tn, 81 beautiful off,
ms 70 tn dad. - the companies riltd
= -, while the IL :n.tr guns >pokr en-
pr 'jlt'tllv III REM mhrnnct. pf the Glory
"f p:9t deeds. The sound reverb ratin-,
alon-; the mountain Sides :tli arln,. the
rnH-,hcSt hills and Widest sc,Il"Iy nature !
would seem c'lahl; % predicting. There
were present al the Gr.veS = large con- /
c"tir.'-rnrn. ",iIn=n. boys and girls
with aS warm h-artS. as tender synpa-
TINS. rs bsa"tifnl faces AMI srrtt voices
:.~ on. can iild-the occasion s-tmingto
tnrl""le ev"r.ols. TIL -1,r is : iuclud,.d
si"-in-;, and III" reading If a po-in the
hrnatv and sentiment Of which vas in
t'neiiej hv the fine VOICE. and artistic
delivery OF the reader. The Grafton by
Al S"ei-v Gas appropriate and impress
tlve at the opening. AMI I'D fair 10 he "a
gem OF It's k.Ed and an honor to the
orator. vh-n vaur reporter necessarily
LIT K AL undlenIti.d pace over rough
l"a'. down . steep hill and arriv, Il just
~ u'A" 10 tax tn ! clock train from
NIr,in fur Carson.
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HORN,

In Carson. on Friday, May 30. 10 the wife %
Arson ]. johnson, asIn "a niLe poundcr)
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-31

The PFC Nc of the Piute Encamp-
ment of Odd Fellows, Gold Hill, will
take place to-day. The place where this
social reunion is to be held il the famous
Bowers Mansion in Washoe Valley; and
it il probable that the company will be
joined here by participants belonging to
the Order, and others. Should the day
be suspicious they will enjoy delight
full time, for a more beautiful and at
tractive place than the one selected is
not to be found in all Nevada. The
Railway people have made all needed
preparations to insure comfort and snc-
cess to the junketers.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-31

The Grand Army boys resident here
visited the cemetery at an early hour
yesterday morning and decorated with
flowers the grave Of Lieut.. Haynie. over
which handsome monument has been
erected. They then took the train for
Virginia to participate in the ceremonies
there.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-31

son from Virginia yesterday. He was
accompanied by Mr.. W. S. Campbell, a
gentleman who has been IN American
Consul in Holland and in Germany for
about thirty years. The two have been
visiting the mines in Virginia and vicin-
ity during the past week.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-31

THF BLACK FROST which visited this
part of creation on Frid ~ night was to
have been expected AS a corrollary to
the unreasonable storms which im,nedi-
atcly preceded it, It's Effect, are Of the
s'-vrrtst possible nature htre,hont: and
We Shili not be surprised to hear that
it, dis 'strous influences We're felt far
down into the Valley of the Sacramento.
All. or n-ary a l. the cro,, of fruits hns
been d-str"ved-all the apples. pears.
'Inins and cherries; and We notice that
Ven the currants and goos-berries.
a!rh are th- hardest of all the small
fruits, nave also suffered to Il consider
able Ytrnt. o. course. i'll such It freeze
As thi. the locust trees are all drnnd-d
OF t;l-lr young l-aseS; and of course.
also. all the potato and corn crops are
cnt down level with the ground. HIRE.
Indeed. Is where the real disaster occurs
this injury to potatoes and corn: for,
dl>rours-lng as II IS TO ste q whole crop
OF half-grown cherries ard plnms and
what promised to be II handsome growth
OF apples and pears. all b!ackened and
blasted on the trees. still the culture of /
fruit III this Latitude is mere fancy farm
ing at best. and clearly at the owners .
risk; but potatoes and other vegetables
are staple productions. and when they
are destroyed 10y SO wholesale a vista
ton. an important branch of industry is
attacked and seriously impaired.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-31

HoN. JOHN p. JONES arrived at his
home in Gold Hill yesterday after an
absence of about four months from the
State.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-31

SUPREME COURT PROCEEDINGS. - In
the matter of the State VS.. Pierce (who
murdered Wilson here in Carson) an
opinion write" by Chief Justice Whit
luAu and concurred in by his associates
was filed, granting the defendant "a new
trial Inc grounds for this decision are
found III the charge of the Judge liar
rl>) to the jury, said charge containing
errCr in this: Tuat he instructed the
Jury, that the circumstances offered IN
testimony toy the drfenlant III mitigation
'beyoud any Reasonable doubt" where
as the theory of the law III matters of
criminal Jurisprudence is SO much the
reverse OF THIS as Is set forth III the
axiom that the guit Of the accused must
be establi ,hed beyond any reasonable
doubt before Il verdict can be found
against him. This, as We understand it,
is the nature of the flaw which entities
this hearIless murderer to Il new trial. 1t
Is Il lllnentable aud discouraying thing
that this mistake should have occurred
III the thai of the case; for not only is
there an additional expense certain to
accrue to the county by consequence
thereof but the chances are favorable
to the clear escape from justice of this
very b ID man and hardened criminal
An opinion WAS also filed, yesterday, in
the case Of L Ike VS.. Tulles affirming the .
Judgment of the Court below-which ,
was, i'll effect. that the defendant WAS
not entitled to :. jury trial, inasmuch AS 5
the case came within the purview of the {
equity side Of the Court II
, 1873-01-19
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ITO OREST-RT vi. II. SAMPSON i CO., REAL
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HanaIeI Packet.
SCHOONER MARY ELLEN, |,
For KohaIa, Hawaii.

The sohr. Active
"a WILL Run AS A REGULAR PACKET
ak the abovs Ports freight Passage apply 10
$50 3rn WALKER & ALLEN, Agents
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MY MOTTO-what is worth doing at all, Is
worth doing well.
MY INTENTION-To give Satisfaction 10 all.
TERMs-cash on Delivery.
1 Respectfully Solicit the Public Patronage
ca once at siessrs JUDD & LANES GrOcers. Store,
So Fort Street
tisEiy - 7. = ". 81 WALLACE. Propretor
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DIR. ]. COILS BROWNIES
Q CH Oh CD Y NJ Il
is THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.

TNHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i the unfounded statements frequently made that
the composition of CHLR0DYNE is known to Chem
lists and the Medical profession" The fact is Chic
rodyne was discovered and invented by DR.. j. COL
LIS BROWNE lex Army Medical Staff. and so
named by him. and it has bafled all attempts at anal
ysis by the first Chemists Of the day. The method
and secret of the preparation have been pub
lished 1t is obvious therefore, that anything sold
under the name, save DR.. j. COILS BROWNIES
CHL0R0DYNE, is a spurious imitation.
CAUTI0H.-Vic Chancellor Sir w. P. Wood stated
that DR.. Coils Browne was undoubtedly the inventor
of Chlorodyne.
This invaluable remedy produces quiet refreshing sleep,
relieves pain Gains the system restores the deranged unc
tOns aud stimulates healthy action OF the secTetious Of the
body without creating any Of those unpleasant results
tending the Of opium. Old and young may take it at all
tify good effects and wonderful cures while
medical exol its virtues extensively using It In
great quantities in the following diseases Choera Dysen-
terry, Darrhe Colics Coughs Asthma, Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Whooping Cough cramp Hysteria, &c.
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS
The Right Hon. Earl Russell communicated the College
and j. T. Davenport that he had received in
formation to the effect that the ONLY remedy any service In
Cholera CHI HL0RODYNE-See Lancet Dec. a. 1864.
that in nearly every Of Cholera ia which DE- j. COLLIS
BROWNIES CHLoR0DYNE was administered the patient
recovered
Extract Medical Times T. 1s56 Chlorodyne is
prescribed by orthodox medical practitioners OF
it would thus be snguary popular did it not
supply a want and fill place. -
Extract from the General Board Of HEALTH London to
its efficacy In Choer So strongly convinced Of the
immense value of this remedy that cannot too forcbly
urge the necessity Of adopting It in all cases.
CAUTI0N.-None genuine without the words Dr.: J.
COILS BROWNE" on the Government stamp. Overwhelm-
ing medical testimony accompanies each bottle
Solo Manufacturer, J.T. DAVENPORT,
80, Great Russell st.. Bloomsbury London.
Sold in Bottles at Is I'D, q. 3D. and As. Cd.
Agents in New York. W. H. soHIEFTELIS Co. and J. C.
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THE ABOVE is ALL VALUABLE LARD,
A GREAT REMEDY!
Such's California Asthma Cure

TENO THE PUBLIC.-For the past two years
n have been subject to coughing spells es-
peclally In the morning, would awake This
cough at last terminated In most attack Of asthma
this being disease hereditary to family. Last
gust, ls72 seized with severe attack OF
asthma coughed much that It seemed to take away
all strength could nothing without its giving me
pain In the chest and lungs. called In DOCTOR
took his medicine but to purpose. was recommended
TO go into warmer climate, and went to San Jose, but
change OF climate had effect and when left Jose
never expected 10 recover finally tried this REMEDY,
which gave such relief that continued taking
and 1t effected complete and radicTl now as
hale and hearty as ever In my life. have
mended 10 Others and 1t invariably produced the
happy results recommend IL to the public because
believe a remedy for asthma, 1t has no equal.
Yours, &c, FRANCIS l. SUCH.
SAN FRANCISCO March IL, 1s75.-To all tshous it may
eoneeyH-Ths is to certify that had severe cough for
many years 1 took all medicines l could hear OF for
coughs and the asthma but all lost Its effect In few days
and being well acquainted with vegetable Kingdom
have made gallons for myself and all had about the
effect after several days taking, until Mr. Such the Good
Samaritan along with bottle Of his CALIFORNIA
ASTHMA CURE. which helped very much My case be-
Ing Of long standing truly recommend the medicine
10 others. Respectfully yours, DIR. L. 0ILPIN,
l03 Geary street. San Francisco.
BB- Send for Circulars to DILLINGHAM & CO.,
$50 3m Sole Agents In the Hawaiian Islands.
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ANGHnRS

EINGLIsH IRON-sTOcK ANCH0Rs-wEIGHT
IA from 100 lbs. to 1000 LBS. For sale By
BOLLE5 co.
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TAR.

cTocKHoLM. IN BBLs. AND BALF BBLs.
- American Tar in bbis. For sale By
BOLLEs co.
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HEMP CANVAa-

d UssIA DUCK. HEMP SAIL TWINE, COTTON
HI Duck, assorted numbsrs, Cotton Sail THine, as
sorted sizes For sale b. ,o,4v..co
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nnRnAGE.

HEMP AND MANILA C0RDAaE.
S BoLLEs co.
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SPUNYARN,

HORMLINE, HOUsELINE, SEEING. MAR
w LINE, &c. For sale BY
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PITCH

OTocKHoLM PITCH IN BDLs AND HF. BBEs
y Wilmington Pitch in bbls. For sale BY
6 BOLLEs 4 co.
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cSIzEs PAt,M So TO SIS INCH. SMALL
- Chain in quantities to suit For sale By
6 BOLLE5 4 co.
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SPERM CANDLES.

A ssoRTED SIZES, PUT UP IN CARTOONS.
n and warranted the genuine article.
For sale by (D BOLLE5 co.
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81 business q d. when prgpdid Jor ere ycaT, are
allowed discount iru these rates which for transent
Advertisements, Nhsn paid or charged quarterly
~ bah foreign advertisements must Be accompanied
With the pay when ordered in notice will bc lhen u
them The rates of charges given u The above scale and
remittnces advertisements subscriptions may Be made
In postage stamps or coin.
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pOLAR on.
CHAIN CABLEg.

A PEW CASKS OF VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY
Il For sale By (5l BOLLEs &C.
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Interpreter, Translator,

Collector or Accounts
rUAyINC OPENED AN OFFICE NEXT door
II to s. p. Dole, ESQ., lover Mr. Ira RchHrisons brick
store, viii happy accommodate the public In any
thing in the above capacity.
All Agreements and Contracts with Hawaaafs
drawn up with accuracy
Particular attention paid TO collecting native aee0ust
j. PORTER GREEN.
Honolulu July Il, IsT3. fff 3me
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COAL TAR.

E0 CASKS COAL TAR FOR sALB BIZ
BoLLEs 4 co.
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SPERM on,

PURE. AND VERY LIGHT
BoLLEs 4 60.
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-Thy win be Done

ny W III nc Done.
Fzaau, g A. a.. elHa-sa rlssls ~slooasd
-.zr--1v's sun.
a-s a1u1- ths da-s. -.sis ssy truly.
~ vi b. duu--7
curit lsl rr al bad hald seour-ly-
zais love ! cvB-
= it sau1it b rrgur-t az c1ud say neskly-
ztg s-il b. doasT-
-f z ~ pa ls al thiugs droopss tn5 faded
Ehli- tririf and youaE-
c-uE1u- H.I.1g -ss srs-- nv way iifs Is shaded,
~ VI b. dout p
--c-uaE1 - aa-- Aakss lzysslf TIT question.
Ess a. tuuh
-c.uy -nssa ne Hs tbou rusisst o Heavenly Fasher
IL VII bs auutT'
-z-s- = tsa hz-s Flf.. within ny keeping.
Ant th1u Wit cone
- aaaz -zlas u-z suais days lsi messy. trusting,
-lss 81 10 done
"a rvsT as-1ff-sl vrss Iiss lgsz waving
saus rule b sTuns
Eslz talt a. ~ l=ht and aArk AiIks saying
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Hawaiian Mess Beef.

DACKED BIZ III. BERTLEMAN, AND <-=t-I
II WARRANTED. For Sale by UlyJ
445 BoLLEs co. go
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PRICE LIST
CHI HELSEA LAUNDRY!

HONOLULU. II. l., July 7, 1s7a
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE THE FOL-
" LOWING RATES WIN be charged on all work done
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California Saloon, Pilot Bread,

n
Also, A Few Cases Medium, I'm Small Cakes,
suitable for the Retail Trade. For Sale by
81 BOLLhS q CO.
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Polar and Sperm Oil,
TN QUANTITIES TO sTTT.-For sale BY
ii 4fs BOILFS 4 Co
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IN HALF AND on. BARREIs.-
SFor sale by ti42 BoLLEs a co.
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Star Copper Paint,
Salmon Bellies,

IN GALLON AND HALF GALLON CANS
II For Sale by Cii2j BOLI-E5 & Co
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BOOKS g. STATIONERY

The Basis of Our Business.
TyIRsT-To Manufacture all such Books and sta
II tionery be done here well elsewhere, and
thereby directly beneht our customers and ourselves
sECOND.-To Buy and Sell Rocks and Station
cry make to the interest Of dealers and
to come to US in preference to sending East
We manufacture and import every description Of
toney carrying large stocks Of Paper Envelopes aud Bsuk
Books Of our own manufacture. Inks, States, etc.
sS 500 varieties Blank kept in Stock
A. L. BANCROFT q CO.,
4301y San francisco, Cal
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ROSTON AMI HONOLULU PACEET Lice

,ffR c.. Brewer q co.-Agents. .REN
ksA( Favorable arrangements can always be R.eltL
made for storage and shipment Of on Bone WOOL HIDES snd
other Merchandise New Bedford Boston, New York md
other Eastern Ports. 81 Cash Advances made
SLY @. BREWER Co
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-06-18
ANOTHER MINE HORROR.
Shamokin, Pennsylvania, the Scene,

SHAMoKIN, Pa, June 10-This af-
ternoon an explosion occurred in the
Henry Clay colliery, operated by the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company, near the town. The colliery
had not been inspected for some time,
but was always considered safe. Sixty
FIVE men are employed there, aud it has
capacity of mining 5000 tons per
month
Conard Drawheiser. the inside boy
went into the old working or water level
when the explosion Immediately follow
ed, it is thought by the firedamp becom-
ing ignited, which communicated with
the airways from the water level into
the slope below where the men worked
The men in this section of the coal region
not being accustomed to black damp
thought it was blasting powder that had
been set on fire and remained in the
slope until overcome.
Startling to come up they encountered
body of after damp aud fell senseless,
many Immediately smothering. The
strongest men managed 10 get out, giving
an alarm. The others followed, and on
reaching the top CT the slope fell to the
ground, being overcome. John Hayes,
outside boss, hearing the alarm, imme-
diately went to their rescue. After pro
ceeding about 500 yards, fell face down
ward in pool of water, and was drown
ed Enoch Magenski was found drowned
by his side. Eight men were brought
out dead. There was no caving in OF
the mine as at first reported, and no fault
of ventilation, but the accident resulted
from old gas exploding in disused work
ing. Up to 10 P NJ.
Ten dead miners have been taken out.
Many of the men came from surrounding
mines to render assistance. The excite
ment was intense, wives and children
rushing to the scene of the disaster, and
! finding husbands and brothers dead, or
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AN ATROCl0US MASSACRE !!
II MoDoc PRISONERS MURDERED.
cregon Volunteers the Supposed Mur-
dersrs.

SAN FRANCisco, june 9-Despatches
from Boyle's camp, dated yesterday, re-
late the particulars of an attroeious mas
sacre of Modoe prisoners, supposed to
have been perpetfated by Oregon volun-
teers. Saturday morning James Fair
child and about dozen other men left
Fairchild's rancho, Cottonwood creek,
with seventeen Modoc captives including
women and children, and Shacknastv
Jim, Bogus Charley, Tehee Jack, Pony
and Little John. The Indians were in
wagon drawn by four mules. At the
crossing of Lost river the party encoun-
tered body of Oregon yoIunteers under
command of Capt. Hisar. The soldiers
gathered about the wagon and question
ed Fairchild the latter told them the
Indians were all Hot Creeks except Lit
tie John, and that there were charges
against them. Fairchild undertook to
push on to Boyle's camp, and the volun-
teers retired to their camp near Crowley.
On the road Fairchild noticed two men
ahead, riding to Rocky Point, as if to
intercept him. When the team approach
ed the two men, one of them presented a
needle gun at Fairchid, saying "get
down you old white headed--p By
what authority said Fairchild Z Mine,
am going TO Kill Indians, and you too
was the reply of the leader as he caught
hold of the mules and unhitched them.
cutting tie harness. Fairchild, clinging
to the lines, leaped to the ground. The
poor wretches impiored for mercy, and
begged Fairchild to save them. The
warriors were unaruned, and knew resis-
tance was useless. they were the cool
est in the party, although facing inevita-
bic death. Every one here condemns
the affair a. atToeious and without ex-
cuse. There is no doubt but the mur-
ders were carried out upon a carefully
arranged plan, as Fairchild notice horse
men in the road ahead and behind him
when the shots were fired. Had John
Fairchild, instead Of James, been pres
ent, another murder might have been
added to the list, as the Oregon;ans are
bitter in their hatred to John, the old
man, and other Californians The Warm
Spring Indians have only few weeks
longer to serve. Sergeant Clinton is fast
failing.