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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-11
Pioneer Barber Shop
AND
BATS HOUSE,!

First door north Of the Pioneer Restau-
rant, North Main street. Eureka.
fNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RE
j Gently opened the above establish
ment, offers his professional services to
all who desire n first-class physiognomi-
cal HAIRCUT or an ecstatic SHAVE.
Connected with the establishment are
several neat and elegant BATH ROOMS,
where Hot or old Baths can be had at
all times.
A share of public patronage is solicited.
au22tf JAMES N. II. MOODY PrOp'r.
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NOTICE.

rUo WHOM IT MAJ naeasSd /!
business name OF me / 1873. D
on and after February an wishi1
I %lns enst nna i" ng$%as w clJES ,ifrA,,9|
EUREKA FoUNbn
of Paxton q Co.
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Minins auti,,,.
SILVER WEST COW.
MINING Enu NoNSOIln

SILVER WEST ~cox.ai
MINING COMPANYMoLlD
Nevada. county, n
NOTICE is hereby given,h,.
Ing of the Board OF irpst.hata, I
pany, held on the Cd dav O sst
an assessment of seyenio " AlnI
snare was levied upon tbe .ec
Oh sad company, payable iiSptal
10 the Secretary, at the Mhel
F Franz; S9, 50 s,o Montgomery f flS ~
ANY stock upon which soH
shall remain unpaid on % TSdasS
hiteenth day of Nav unused
shall be deemed delinoncn, A.
duly advertised for saIe a,, ana |
ton, and unless payment anGfl
before, will he sold on TrITanlI,
tenth day of June, A. b. ia
delinquent assessment. 49, 70
costs of advertising and ymss.ht1
BY order OF the Ioard nj ff,nss(
f.. r.. BUNKER SsN
oihce-No. Sc MontgomS,ru
Montgomery street, san Ersn3s
fornia. @i"neScl
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At this Office we are prepared to print
Legal Blanks, of all kinds,
Certificates of Stock,
Invitation Cards,
Visiting Cards,
Bill-Heads,
Ball Tickets
Handbilis,
Posters,
Blank Statements,
Business Cards,
Bills of Laden,
Programmes,
Circulars,
Pamphlets,
Receipts,
Pay Rolls,
Checks.
Labels,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-11
THE
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL

EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL
rs AN ADVOCATE FOR ALL MEAS
ures which tend to promote the best in
erests of the whole people of the State,
county and town, and is especially de-
voted to the local welfare of Eureka
ty. Being issued at the center Of the
richest Mining District of Nevada, it
will always give careful attention to the
Mining Interests and publish carefully
compiled and reliable statements, which
shall be worthy the attention Of those
seeking investments in the Mines Of
Eureka District.
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Adams Hill Consolidated N
COmpapy,

"HE ANNUAL MEETING 0H
stockholders OF the above I
company, Tor the election Of IA
will be held on Monday, May laI
at one O'Clock p. VI. on that day,
office OF the company.
W. W. RAYLOR, Secrd
Of1ice-ROom Q, Hayward's Id
4l9 California street, san francisc
fOrnia. N
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Delinquent Tax Not
STAT OF NEVADA,
COUNTY OF IANDFR


DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFEIcE.
HNO The FOIL OWING N
Defendants AND To
owners OF, or claimants ID
real estate, and the pOssessOry cl
the mines or mining claims herd
described, known or unknown. y
hereby notified that suits hav3
commenced in the District Court
Sixth judicial District, OF the s:ats
vada, in and for the County Of
held at the Courthouse in the Y
Eureka, said County, by the statd
vada. plaintiff, against each Of
PENDANTS hereinafter named, az
pOSsCSsOry claims 10 the mlnesorI
or lodges designatedanddeS
situated in the Eureka Mining
County of Eureka, state Oh Nefad0
owners OF, or claimants to the
known or u1knOWn made deltnda
recover the tax assessed to sad
ants en- the proceeds OF mines
quarter year commencing on
day of October, y. u. 1872, end END
thirty-first day OF Deeembsr, A.
And that a summons mas heth II
each case and you are iurtHef
that unless YOU appear ana ahsV
complaint filed in said cause, oI
fore Saturday, the 1WEN!l.f1
DAY OF MAY. \. d. 1872, ludsmt
be taken against You, ana tacH
posspsSory claims TO the mines
ing claims and Improvements
herein described for the amouh1
and costs.
Also, that suits have been conn
in the justices Court OF Eufeka
ship, County of Eureka, state !
before VIM. NJ. Gates, Juslcg
Peace. in and for said IoWnsnI
Court being held at ms oilre'
County. in the town of Eureka
State OF Nevada, plalnti1l' aha
each of the defendah's n|
named, and each OF the poSsessG.l
to the mines or mining claims s
and all owners of or clalnlahs
same, known or unknown, lVpt
tax assessed to said d~eieluan,,
proceeds of mines for the qqatJ
commencing the first day u ~
ending the thirty-f1rst day OF m
A, ID. 1872: and that a SUNNY
besn issued in each case anu
hereby notified that unltss f Aod
and answer the compiallt ,bs !
Justices Court, on or Dei9Ie tH
TY-FOURIH DAY or MAl'M IA
at one o'clock p. ~, OF sa.e va
ment will be taken aeail1a ims
each of the rossessory e dna
mines or mining claims .;hsd |
ments thereon herein desciiON
amount of tax and cost.
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Snining.
DeIinouent Sale Notice.

JACKSON MINING CoMPANl-Lo-
.. cation of works, Eureka, Eureka
County. Nevada. II
Notice.-lherc are delinquent upon .ne
following described stock, on actoui,. VI
aSsesSmSnt NO. 81 levied on the twenty.
fourth day OF March, 1873, the several
set opposite the names oitne
respective shareholders, as How
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u VI. VVI7NV-@s
Eureka, March 2Sth, 1873.

aS-I have this day sold to J. NJ. Wood.
son ali my right, title and interest In the
La Grandc Saloon. j. I. HUNTER.
Eureka, March 2Sth. 1873. m29-lm
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SHIFTS IN THE DISTRICT

Samuel Geddes and LOUIS - N y
Also the possessory claim tEpDowi
'Geddes and Bertrand m,in
situated in the Eureka MIMI oi \
county of Eureka, Slale ID I'D
also, John Doe and kichai0
' John iT, Doe, Richard Roe. Also o, i
sessory claim TO me NH Hoosac|
claim known as the hUg m%
situated in the Eureka Mi%%a1aj
County OF Eureka, state
SAIL y. j
SUITS IN THE JUSTICE
John Doe, Richard Roe EO, aEse'
Onbir Mine, situated in Eu's sIsts
district. County OF Eureka
. John Doe, Richard Roe e,,rcka'
Rover Mine, situated IN n' Stata
District, County =
vada. Tax, 81 AZ ANDERS
District Attorney, Coun nni,s'
for Plaintiff in aGoEe sIILLNl
sheriff of 1.-THE County =
Eureka, New, April iolh'
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Ana IN accordance with law, and an
order of the Board of Directors, made on
the 2ith day OF March, 1873, so MANY
shares of each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary. will be sold at public
auction, at the office OF the
Room y Hayward's Building, No. 4i9
California street, san Francisco, Califor-
MAY, 1873, at the hour of one o'clock
p. NJ. OF said day, TO pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs
o. advertising II expenses of sale.
II. c. kIBBE, Secretary,
once: Room 81 Hayward's Building.
itOrnia. m3td
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And All Kinds Of Fancy Work,

THE SENTINEL having a large and
extended circulation, offers a valuable
up a trade and patronage in this section
of Nevada.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-04
RELIEF MEMORIAL.
RIVER NEWS.

PrTTsDURaH, February S.-Rivsr rising
very slowly; 4 feet 4 inches in the chan.
mel. A steady rain has been falling and
1t has been thawing, rapidly since nine
o'clock this forenoon. The Indications
this evening are that there will soon be
plenty oI water. The Allegheny Is put
ting out considerable quantity Of ice.
Mercury 40 at five o'clock,
EVANSVILLE, February 3.-Weather
cloudy, with heavy rain. rt-
LoUIsvILiB, February 3.-River fall
ing, 9 fleet 4 inches in the canal and 4 feet
4 inches u. the chutes. Weather milder
with light rain at intervals all day. There
IS but little floating ice. No movement Of
boats.
HERMAN, Mo-, February 8.-The ice
commenced moving here at $3.50 this after.
noon. Good prospects for clear channel
soon.
I CAIRO, ILL.,, February 3.-Riyer falling
fast Cloudy and warm, Thermome'
= NASHVILLE, As February 84River fall
ing, with 4 feet on Harpeth Shoals.
Raining, ~ e4sE ;.3 s.l. ]
CNorNAT1, February S.-River 12
feet, falling; icesolt; rain fell this forenoon;
SNOW and ice disappearing rapidly; still
cloudy; thermometer 49.
MEMPHIS, February S,-Warm, raining
very heavy fog river falling,
ST. LOUIS, February 8.-The long .ex.
pccted thaw began In good earnest to day,
and from early morning the streets have
been nearly flooded with water and slush.
The weather has been very mild, the
sun has shown brightly, and snow and
ice is fast disappearing. The river has
risen slightly, and II this weather contin.
ues it viii be booming, and clear Of ice,
not only south but long distance north.
A very heavy gorge, said TO be ten feet
thick, which passed st. Charles, on the
Missouri last Tuesday week, is now lodg.
ed at the mouth Of the Missouri, and
steamboats, are anxiously looking lor II
here. II 1t is as formidable as represents
cd, 1t will no doubt do damage, Boat
owners fear its coming. The ice Is al
Herman, on the Missouri. 1t started at
$50 this evening; and other gorges are
expected to break at any moment, The
Underwriters resumed taking risks to,
day. The. packet lines are receiving
ireights, and getting their boats ready fol
business. '---..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-04
Stage Rohherx IN Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, February Son Thurs.
day night four men attacked the stage
running from Mitchelsburg, on the Leba.
non Branch OF the Louisville & Nashville
railroad, to Harrodsburg. When the stage
was within eight miles Of Harrodsburg
the leader, named Leburn McAnclly,
came out from the roadside, pointed
pistol at the driver and commanded him
10 halt. The driver stopped the stage and
MCAnelly ordered him to take the mail
out from under the seat, at the same time
starting to climb up, when an inside
passenger named Roberts put a pistol
through the window and shot the r0bber
throug ii the head, killing him instantly,
McAnelly's companions, seeing the fate Of
their leader, fed, but were pursued by
passengers and two Of them captured and
taken 10 Harrodsburg and lodged in jail
There Is considerable excitement in the
vicinity OF the outrage over the daring
attempt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-04
Tbe LouIsIana Investigation.

WAsuISdToN, February Sat q sit.
ting of the Senate Committee on the
Louisiana case this morning, Senator
Morton said tho papers upon which the
Lynch Board made its returns had not
yet arrived. II had been charged that II
was not intended TO send for them.
Lynch, questioned by Trumbull, said
he was summoned 10 bring all papers.
lie informed WOoltiyj United States Su-
pervisor, who said ne would send them
soon. On interrogation, said he did not
bring the papers because he thong ht them
immdtsridl. lie thought they were left
In the Committee rooms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-04
Nh olfax's Temperance Lecture ut
Baltimore .a

NEW YoRx, February ga Baltimore
special says that at the temperance ad.
dress by Vice President ColGSx last night
the reception was the greatest in point Of
numbers and enthusiasm ever held in
that city. Judge Daniels, chairman Of
the meeting, in introducing Mr.. Colfax,
alluded to his purity Of character and the
failure Of the attempt to connect him
with the Credit Mobilier, upon which
there was immense cheering; when Mr.
Collax commenced speaking. (Applause)
The great greeting he had received he
said was GRATIFYING, because it showed
that they believed that during his public
life that would close next month, he had
sought 10 stand in the sight Of God,
whether the world judges him wrong or
not. Alr. ColIax then went on 10 speak
of the evils Of intemperance, the best
methods Of temperance legislation, and
alluded to himself but once more. He
said the world is so tull Of human trial,
crime suffering, full Of wars, disease,
breaking hearts, full Of unjust aspersion
that 1t IS sometines hard to bear unless
the ruined Is conscious Of rectitude.
(Applsuse)
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GkeQmteILiaetlGNn:

D.aonT ,oy THE Poor HOUSE, AND
v,S,,|!As the meeting OF the County
COMMISSIONERS " yesterday, the Committee
~ ,ho Poor submitted report on the
"no.,Ion W. Of continuing the present system
@1'p @S managing the Poor House and Farm nm
through an agent, or Of returning 70 sns
ol5 ulsn Of letting out the subsistence ana
O.re o.- If the inmates BY contract to the low
", w. hiddrr The committee find that the
nrcsent plan has worked best. They show
hat tbe expenditures under the contract
'vs,em in 1850 were sl95l7 IL, while TOR
1871, under an agent, they were Wv.
Oa II. Tho presumption is that tnc
inmates arc better cared for now than Iney
were under tho contract system 1t 0eing
tho interest of the contractors to furnish MI
the least they could for the price, Inc
committee think the current expenses can
bO reduced this year by $1,000.
The reader will be struck by the Com
mlll.e's exhibit Of the cost Of the Poor
House and Farm up to date, aggrcgating
within a few dollars of 100000. The
farm has cost $17,5OO, the house and fur
pJture nearly $4,000. The contract price
lor the house, If VIC remember correctly,
Was sbou. $4,000. The rest has been
added in extras from time to time by au'
tbori,y Of the Supervisors. 1t would have
been better, it appears from this, il the
county had bought the waddington
farm, which was offered a few years ago
for SsSOOO Those acquainted with both
pieces Of property say the latter was
vastly cheaper at that price than the one
to which ibis report relates at its present
cost. o
The lull report may be found on the To-
cal page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-04
NEW YORK CITY. ]:

NEW YORK, February 2.-Among the
late appointments made by President
Grant ior the Vienna Exposition, Is that
OF DR.. Anthony Rupaner, Of this city, as
Commissioner on the part Of the United
States.
The store.ship Guard has deferred sail.
ing with materials for tho Exposition un-
I'll March 1sk The time for receiving
applications for representation has been
extended to February 20, The United
States will be better represented in the
department Of machinery and agricultu-
raj implements than in any other.
Arrived, the City Of London, from LiV.
erpool.
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Court House Burned at ousb &c.

QUEBEC, February 8. The Court
House was completely destroyed by fro
yesterday, entailing a loss Of all the re.
cords OF the province since its foundation,
together with the title deeds and other
important legal documents. The fire at
one time threatened the Anglican Oathe-
dral, but fortunately was confined TO the
Court House.
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Toledo EDjoined against Building
--L- Water Morks.

TOLEDO, February 8.-In the case Eol
the city against trustees Of the water
works. Judge Teney of the Common
Pleas Court, to-day granted a preliminary
injunction restraining the trustees from
proceeding in the construction OF the
water works upon any plan different from
that which has or may hereafter receive
the approval of the City Council. The
counsel for the trustees has given notice
Of the filing ot a demurrer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-04
rha RnIIrond Innnir1.

WASHINGTON, February Sat the
sitting Of the Wilson committee this
morning, B. W. Spence, formerly assist.
ant treasurer Of the Union Pacific Rail.
road, produced the original memorandum
Of checks and drafts for certain parties
for an aggregate amount Of $199, 900, and
the subsequent endorsements by witness,
including the name Of James F. Wilson
IN connection with $40 900, and General
G. n. Dodge ga 900.
General 6locum asked whether witness
did not gives check for $4,000 to q. w.
BuchneIl instead of James F. Wilson.
Witness replied in the negative.
Hon. jeremiah N. Wilson, Chairman
Of the Union Pacific Investigating Com
mittee, goes to Boston tonight to exam
inc tho Company's books. On his return
he will stop in New York to sec Horace
F. Clark, the President Of the Company.
Thprsdsy or Friday he will be in Phila-
delphia, and examine the check for nine
teen thousand dollars which Spencer said
he gave james ]. Wilson, but of which
transaction it will be Tecollected Wilson
denied before the Committee all knowl.
edge whatever. The Chairman is ex.
pected to return by next Saturday, mean
tlme the Committee will continue In ses.
sion. "
General .slocum-Suppose Bushnell
were to say that the check passed into his
hands, would you not then say you were
Witness replied that he would
not. -,g -5.grsa.-,.-g
General slocum remarked, apart from
the evidence, that he had heard Bushnell
say that the check came into his hands.
Witness said the General Dodge check
for $24,500 came back TO him from the
Bank Of the State Of Now
York. J, .. - ..-lE m -als LLI 4
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TIE Charleston folks, Jucgiug from
our correspondents letter, evidently ex'
pee. very important benefits TO be de-
rived by their city from the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad. we trust these ex-
pectations may be realized, but it would
seem that something will first have to be
done to overcome the present inconven-
ience oI railway access. -n-
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The Jury Disagreement in the Whar.
ton Case

ANNAPOLIS, February SIN the WhSr.
ton trial, the jury which had been out
since Friday, entered this morning and
announced that they were unable to agree,
They werc discharged. They stood eight
guilty, and four not guilty.
Mrs, Wharton renewed her recoRniz.
Rnce in 5000, 10 answer the charge Of
attempting to poison Van Ness, and Ielt
the Court. 7- 1.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, February 8.--Charles
W. Noyes, formerly Of Galveston, who
was garroted and robbed January Gath,
died this morning from the injuries re-
ceived.
Il Is stated that a witness has gone to-
Washington who will swear that he made
1900 oil the certificates presented before
Durrell, in the case Of Kellogg %. War
month.
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CHICAGO.
The Police Complication.

The F0llce COmplcaIlOns I.r,s
CHICAGO, February 8.-The conflict Of
tho authority between the Mayor and the
Board Of Police Commissioners continues
to be the absorbing topic Of interest
among all classes Of citizens. As the mat.
ter stands now, Captain French, in the
West Division, recognizes the authority
of the Mayor and Superintendent Wash
iburne, and is supported by bis serge9nts
and men. In the South Division both
Captain Hickey, who was deposed by the
Mayor, and Captain Fall, who was ar-
pointed In his place, are exercising the
authority OF each, having supporters
among the sergeants. In the North. Di=
vision Captain Hathaway, who was
recently appointed by the Mayor himself,
has been unable to receive recognizance
from anybody, and Capt, Gund continues
to perform the duty, supported by the
entire force Of sergeants and men Of his
division. Tonight Mayor Medill will
send into the City Council the names OF
two persons for Commissioners OF Police
in place Of Reno and Klokke, removed,
and 1t is confidently expected that Coun'
ell will confirm the appointments. The
matter will then undoubtedly be brought
before the Courts by one orthe other Of
the parties, and a legal decision Of the
points involved reached as soon as pos.
sible. li7l. Nh
a cold rain has been falling here since
carly this morning.
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FOREIGN.
sinking Of the North Fleet.

LONDON, February ga dispatch from
Lisbon, says the Spanish steamship Mu-
rillo which sunk the emigrant ship North
Fleet In the Engllsh channel, has just
been sighted of this port. It Is supposed
she was ordered to leave Oadiz.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-04

OEsRA1tE IS Property AT Aucr1oN.-
A. " Miller will offer his residence on
John Street for sale at auction this morn.
u '1g a. ten o'clock. This is a very desira.
ole piece OfpEOpesty. See advertisement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-04
Tho Cincinnati Gazette Changes to
RonRRIO.

CINCINNATI, February 8.-The ClnCin.
natl Gazette on Wednesday morning will
be changed TO quarto form, both in It's
daily and weekly editions. It viii be the
same size as the New York HeydId, and
preserve the width oiits present columns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-04

RosToN, February 3,-The steamship
Olympia, which has Just arrived, encoun,
tered terrific gales on her passage from
Liverpool, and lost four boats overboatd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-04
SPAIN.

MADRID, February, 3.--The infant
Prince yesterday was christencd Louis,
Amadeus, Fernando. The members Of
the Cabinet and diplomatic corps were
present at the ceremony. Ht
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-04

DsAaREEABLE WEATHER.-Beyoud
Al controversy the weather yesterday
Ws' the most disagreeable experienced in
Snls locality for years. 1t is doubted If
SVeF there was more unpleasant day in
'lS city for out door busluesS Rain be.
gan y TO fall quito early in the morning.
'ae leo under the snow was soon expos.
CO. and presented in all directions an al
most unbrOkeu sheet Of CLASSY smooth.
utss' Walking on the pavements became
quite an impossibihty with any degree OF
''eIy, and 1t was little better in the
Streets, to which pedestrians repaired In
nearly all instances. The rain came
pouring down all the time, but made no
p'eceptible impression on the Ice. Young
america was out on skates, and had a de.
S'uea advantage over his seniors. Sitting
IoWn when and wherc people didn't dc,
'Ife was no uncommon occurrence. For.
'uas!eIy no one was hurt by such pro,
SeealngS, 80 far as we have heard. We
aaVe yet to hear of the first individua,
duplicated. ''''' '1N ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-04

"a special from London says that the
steamer Docia Been, chartered to take
out the new telegraph cable to be laid
between Key West and Havana, tele-
graphs that Communication between the
TWO points will be opened in May.
The house Of Representatives yester.
day adopted a resolution without decis.
ion, declaring It not wise or expedient
that any part Of Goat Island or San Fran.
cisco shall be granted for railroad purpO.
ses.
The House judiciary Committee
have voted 4 TO on the bill authorizing
the rehearing by the Courts Of the famous
Santellian claim, Mexican land grant
covering the site oI property in San Fran.
cisco now worth 100000. The su-
preme Court years ago rejected the claims
as fraudulent. The California members
Of the House say they had no knowledge
otthe proceedings until subsequent to the
vote in the committee.
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ARKANSAS.
q nmn.rr d utaIpnnnnsn.

LITTLE Rock, February ga man
named Wallace was shot and killed by
man named Turner, at Clsrkeville, on
Friday. On the same day, at night; some
unknown person shot and killed an old
and respected citizen named Davis, asihe
was sitting quietly, at home. ~ .fl
RELIEF MEMORIAL.
In the Senate to-day, q memorial to
Congress was passed for the relief Of
purchasers Of swamp and oVerfowed