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COMMERCIAL. REPRESENTATIVES, Mr.

COMMERCIAL REPRESENTATIVES,
r n Hh.w reor.ses,iug the celebrated
Frui, House 1t Cutting & Co., San Francis.
70 arrived on NJ, regular spring visi, ~,
"wednesday evening. Cs,,ing & c. have
.,.,u, mon...,,;ee.l the frui, trade OF Mon.
.,nna the su,erior ou.,;,y Of their s..sls. 4
md their pouu,sr;,y with consumers having
driyco competition ~, If the market. Mr.
sh.- 1. ~, excellent rbu.ine.s man. and
M. -. ,oo,i. eommend themselves. b.
h,. m.,rr;.ily added to the business ,of the
,,,,,.e nv business. courtesy and, faithful
,,am.ctions. M. @. G. Chspuaa.s of the
A. n Of sprusnce. Stanley + ca. impo-ssrs
and wholesalsrs Of Wines end l,qu.rs, Ssa..
Fran cisco. u tssveling II conpasy Of M
sh.v and dos n very heavy business
80" - M..,.,. .hich nth IN, incrpS.s
80 n..,n..... m Tsrr,,orv viIl have N . yecr
=. 100 -,,, =. 4 ,.,.r,.l iae- 4, g,hs s.,r.
~ The Ann IN sen,leme. leave this
mc,nlne ON their return to :he ". We
hon. 70 zee them here ,sxsan1 ,his summer.
y .,----,,-,+Icr
b ca1.Ii.g!tniox. 4 .o:., , ,r...k;v.d rimIrl
: d.. v ni.s, read. :. follows:
Il Desr Car !, Olson and I arrived here
-; ;:;. e.. =; , !: C.: Z. !,
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BORN

HExxE-sry-At Emmetshurv. NJ. T., April 3. TO the
wife OF d. ". iienncssey, dsaghtst-a ten
FOUNDER.
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Metropolitan Billiard Rooms!
tBER 4 DICKINSON,

Have the duest bar stock in the West Side Or any
other aide and two Ut the lpest.runniug billiard tables
ia Lhr Territory. Special Invitations u the who's
.,,,n uduity tO-cOnse AMI see u.
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Samson. Colt!

win stawA TT thu eeasoa commencing April l5eh.
ae6 eudius July 1SsA. lS5A q RlcnAkD8ONU
RANCH. i0us miller s0uth q Deee LOdee.
ne .ssmsoe coh. = Iepr ysas Cd wsish. l4oe
posaAs, wae. stesd y ~ ts.oes Hsesoa ho:se
lAv6Site strais Il dsaes hoeses. stsa =
!. ssxapCs 0s,Vn NeAAaa ! blemisAo. defect, md
~ senia ~ ssxd fus iat soeiso - well power.
\ Tssss-1ur ~ asassa, ~ - ,sessaaee. -.
Nseus insnad 0rse halee = - Rsaoh naoc1lnnu
ss'G ~ a tH fissx;ss aadnes,s;1c!1
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Notice.
All persons Vborinc Themselves indebted to me by
note or ACCOUNT will please remember that my port
effics address d. NJ : .sf Trr WIN. WlLSON,
1S3 srt TggF' . Deer Lodge City.
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MA -
NIssouLA NATIONAL BAxx. -Nr. Fer.
Kcnns,,, Who - sn'isssaandss g - caasse !
u ~ new Naiionxl Bank % ~ sstsb'ssheo
IN Nissosls, ~. In s,~n rsesAayss rsseS
q ~ csc CITY. Messfs Wosd-s. De.
,vws IN. Higgins and a'hsss. hsyr .sAksn y
ia4sck u Tie new Rank. and u - believes -
~ ~sslAAsJ sas satii'n.' car'sacy hl!ls
asi - sseAv I. sa'nmsfcs opregts'1 ~
Nav fS.t. i've ssschh1dfrs have nsjs -
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&,uss,c nnu1ss,os J, "a = - In =
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iaanlaoly Asosgn 49, - 4 =, A. ]. a. In.
- ,Ifls lsll g ! = $3.50 -. :,
s.::s 49, ''''. I, = i. :
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@5 to 800 ps e.. esI; Al Hs s;s..
n u w.stkjny people. Of eishes young " old,
make more sssnsy q wv,k foe ~ in their spere mo-
ents Or MI The Tim: than at anv. hing else PaTttr
uiayr tree, Address O. stpsOu Co.. Portland. Maine
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REMOVAL!

u. L. BONNER 4 GO. HAVE REMOVED ~
THE de- witt Block. REAR OF Tbs
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. . ..,gI I'D"
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f., SHALL FOX RxPoRrED I'VE hsve Ia
formation, believed authentic, that two Or
three passengers WIN arrived in the valley q
few miles above town; BY Tuesdays c'sth
from Corinue. had su,all.p,x plainly visible.
1, was. .iaimcddy them y, be measles bqs
me geoersi belief h that II Il small pox.
Without y is',iny 70 create any alarm, be-
.isving there y no grrs' danger from the
.iiesa-e l,~ss even II should betDms ptevss,,
lent. W ssia s,semlIt our. duty " make The
statement y wc learn Il. that Investigation
nav ~ male. aud II shs disease is 10 oar
vicinity sach ,ptecaut'oss shall be takes y
the medicsl Fraternity ssd proper sa,h''ra-
,,es that IL spread may - pssvssted a
po-s,sle n :ts uot small pes, def 100,
rl.,uld IT, pubaishc6.r @at e..ai 2
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Deer Lodge District 0sn5ereaee...6. y.
Ihurch, SOuth.

Thi. Conference will meet In icer Lodge City!
,ptii 10Th. ut 10 O'clock u M. At the Court uOnt''
Diing IN. on essay. will be read on the follow
.ghJrtts. ft..:
Infant Bapti-m 90. .......... ....... y. CatIin
uolnl !te.niiun OF iufautS.... ..... En-. Frazi"
Humanity aud Divinity Of Christ ! =. Ireadwci.
lirnniaucc . ......C. W Snngford
Jr-,ihclion. 800. ,..................k \. C'nyr'.
Opening Sci non BY Rev. Il. g. Frazier. Wednesda'.
Amil 9Th NJ ~ O'Clock D. III. w. l.. BLACKWELL.
Secretary Of Conference
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! 5000 Flour eocIxS for Sula
lssu Dy e. L. BONNER 4 Co:
H.;s< >Fn Il ar,vA S,r>r~

For The AprIi 'e,.n Ut t"e U. >. District
Court, summoned by Deputy U. s Marshal
john Glass. to be ~! appear ~ the Cou't
House in Deer L'dys City pn Monday tho
14th day Of April, q 10 "'clock. u NJ, 1873:
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REDUCrl)NINPRICES.

FROM THIS DATE WE WILL MAKE A
GREAT REDUCTION IN TIKI
PRICE OF ALL
WIN IT Err 800 - $.
We propo,e to sell our present stock rather than
carry 1t over 70 another year.
isiunI<ct., Heavy Clothing,
....AND....
WOlbLEN GOODS,
or nh kim,s. VIC are now oaerin: lower than ever
t"ie
L.l 4vck In suited H. the waits Of the people, and
Large enough 10 supply the Wholesale
aud Retail trado Ut the County.
Ous. Price. to All,
the rule We do not dcviatc from.
r.. l.. BONNER u Co.
Deer Lodge. N. r.. January II. 1871
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LAWS
.g wr OF TIE zaGI al a.asF 8
UNITED STATES,
PISSED At TUE

THIRD SESSION OF THE .sD CONGRESS
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ProsrEs Crrv, N. r. 4,
April 9. 1872. !
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FOREIGN NEWS,

London, Feb. 2S.-The Great Eastern
has now on board 1850 miles of cable,
and the telegraph feet, with additional
cable, which is to be laid for the Anglo
American Company, will sail next week,
with the French Cable Commission on
board.
Rome, Feb. 2s.-The Pope to-day re-
ceived deputation of citizens of the
United States, and Mr. Glover, of New
York, read an address. The Pope re-
piled with hearty thanks, and said he
would always pray for country SO par.
ticularly blessed by God with fertility of
soil and industrious inhabitants; he
would ever pray for an increase of its
blessings. He hoped, however, that ma
terial things would not become the sole
affection Of the American people, for the
excessive love of riches corrupted the
heart. ..r s
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-02
THE LINCOLN COUNTY SUBSIDY
BILL PASSES THE SENATE.

Our dispatches from the capital bring
Us the important intelligence that the
Lincoln county railroad subsidy bill has
passed the Senate. Its provisions are
foreshadoyed clearly enough for us to
feel safe in saying that, as compromise
between the ultra subsidy and anti-sub-
sidy advocates, it could not have been
drafted in more satisfactory shape. 1t
refers the question of issuing county
bonds directly to the tax-paying popula-
tion. where it justly should be referred
Tor solution; they are to decide, too, to
what amount bonds shall be issued, if
issued at all, and are left free to decide
for themselves what railroad enterprise
they will be the most benefited by aid
ing. This effectually shuts off all stock
jobbIng. We believe all parties would
harmonize on such a law, for all admit
the necessity of a railroad outlet of some
kind. There is strong probability of
''4'o cSSOiIIiIls5 Dul we 40 uOl De-
lieve an absolute subsidy bill, empower
ing the County Commissioners to issue
bonds to specified amount and provid-
ing for specific application of them,
could ever have been enacted into law.
1t would probably not have received the
Executive signature, had it passed both
branches.
Now, let taxpayers, one and all, as be-
comes polite and intelligent men, come
together in spirit of harmony and lib
erality, and, by free and liberal discus
sion, decide what is the safest, surest
and most economical course to pursue,
under the law, to secure railroad COM
munlcation-wbich must, in some way,
be consummated, before our magnificent
and inexhaustible mineral resources can
be fully developed. Read the dispatch.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notices under this head will be charged 80
cents per line for first and 10 cents per line for
each subsequent insertion.l
All accounts due the Peoples Market must be
paid ON or before the sth day of March. 1873, or
they will b. put in the hands of collector on
that day. r. P. DAYTON.
mrl-td
WILSON & SoLoMoNs, dealers in Cigars, Sta
tonery and Periodicals. at Fulks K McAlpin's.
f20-tf
Wilson's Restaurant, next to Halpin's
Fresh bread and cakes. f2O-tf
The Alta California Almanac for sale at C.
Wiederhold's. fl9-lm
ALL accounts unpaid on our books are trans
ferred to d. F. Hastings, Jr., with full power to
collect. ONEIL & ARMSTRONG.
fell.tf
$4,000 IN CASH FOR Sl.-We call the attention
of our readers to the advertisement in another
column of the Nebraska State Orphan Asylum
Here is a chance to win fortune in Public
Legal Drawing and aid noble charity. fe4tf
CUTTING K Cos California Canned Fruits, Jel-
lies and Jams are far superior to all other brands
For sale by all irst-class grocers.
WATCHES CLEANED and warranted to ran for
two years for $500, at Goodspeeds, next door to
the postotice. jal7-tf
H. NJ. BARNES, Notary Public, at the postofhce
Go to Alexanders for your Drugs
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PROBABLE CHANGE.-A bill has passed
the senate, and in all probability will
pass the House, for the removal of Frank
Denver from the Office of State Prison
Warden. In the event of Denvers re.
moval, we trust thoroughly competent
person will be appointed in his stead,
and that individual, in our opinion (vho
served as Deputy Warden for some
months), is Jas. A. St. Clair, for many
years a resident Of Churchill county, but
now citizen of Carson. He is strictly
temperate, honorable to the letter, and
determined i'll all he undertakes.
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Geographic 1ispatehes.
SPECIAL TO THE PIoCHE DAILY RECORD
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
CARSON, Saturday, March /.
SENATE

CARSON, Saturday, March /.
SENATE.
Passed: Act to legalize certain acts
of the Lincoln County Commissioners;
Wilson's Railroad Act, allowing Nye
and Lincoln counties to subscribe to the
first railroad reaching either county, pro-
viding three-ffths of the taxpayers, rep.
resenting three ffths of the property, pc
tition for that purpose.
message was received from the Gov
ernor, approving the Eureka county bill.
ASSEMBLY,.
Introduced: By Wallace-Bill to regu-
late pharmacy;
By Wilson-Bll for the protection of
stockholders,
Passed; Act concerning jurors;
Act relative to highways.
Grey's anti gambling bill was defeated.
Owens bill concerning gaming in.
creases the license to $500 quarter.
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Sacramento,

Sacramento, March This forenoon
Chinese merchant was assaulted 10y a
countryman, who inflicted three shock
ing wounds with a little Ratchet, and
shot him twice. The wounded man has
since died.
All Sam was jailed this morning on
complaint of another Chinaman, chars-
ing him with completely in murder COM
mitted here few months ago.
Last night burglar attempted to enter
the residence of N. Landstein, but was
driven off.
Sacramento, March Later. the
Police Court to-day three Cinnamon,
charged with abducting woman, We're
discharged. Shortly after their dis
charge Chinese merchant a friend of
the kidnappers, was attacked and MUIR
dered by another Chinaman. Lee All
Quong, the murdered man. was seen to
stagger and fall down basement stair
way, and another Chinaman running
down Third street, but suddenly hating
turned back and commenced savagely
chopplng the PROSTATE man with
hatchet' indicting two deep gashes on
the back which penstrated the cavity Of
the breast, chopped his left hand nearly
Oft, and cleft the skull back of the right
ear; then started and ran down an
alley near the scene of the murder.
Shortly after the police arrested All
We, the supposed murderer, and three
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The FORCE or EXAMPLE. -The night
after Vigilance Committee of Boze-
man, Mont, hung two desperadoes, GER
tam Chinese got together and strung up,
in her house, Chinawoman. Thought
they had as good a right to do such
things as white men. The perpetrators
Of the latter lynching were arrested and
sent to neighboring military post, to
prevent their falling into the hands of
the Vigilance Committee.
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other Chinese on suspicion of being i'm
piicated in the murder.
The funeral Of Harry Mon.fort takes
place tomorrow. The Masonic order.
Pioneers and city officials will attend in
body.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-02

HE following companies, the Centen-
NAL Fire Insurance Company of New
York, the Fire Insurance Company of
North America, the North Missouri Fire
Insurance Company, the Commercial
Union Insurance Company of London,
having filed the necessary papers in the
Controllers Office, at Carson, are entitled
to do business in this State.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-02

ONE of the most terrific wind storms
OF the season visited Virginia and Gold
Hill on Sunday night last, and continued
to rage with undated fury for four hours,
says the Gold Hill News, of Monday.
Many buildings were unroofed and seri-
GUS damage done to property otherwise,
IN both towns. No personal injury sus-
tlined
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biennial REPoRT.-We are placed un-
der Obligations to II. r. Whitehill, State
Mineralo9ist, for q copy of his biennial
report to the Legislature. 1t makes a
work Of some two hundred pages, and,
beyond doubt, is very valuable com
pilation of mineral information. A more
careful examination will be made of the
work and reference made thereto in a
future number.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-02

The Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany have let the contract for building
three hundred miles of their road from
Walulua to Pen d Oreilie lake.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-02

The officers of the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad, on examination, find the &C.
counts of Paymaster Crandall all correct.
They acted hastily in arresting him as an
Ascending defaulter.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-02

A prospecting company who are bor-
ing east of the Virginia gas-works with a
diamond drill have brought up dirt that
yields 800 to the ton. They are down
500 feet.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-02

The people of Canada are at this time
subsidizing Canada Pacific Railroad at
more liberal rate than the United
States did the Union Pacific Railroad
The company is to have thirty million
acres of public land, and thirty millions
of dollars.
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Caleb D. Fay has brought forward the
project of narrow-gauge railroad to run
from Oroville, Butte county, to Reno, in
the State of Nevada.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-02

Bentto Baca, of Las Vagas, N. NJ, has
lost two thousand head of sheep by new
and fatal disease that has just developed
in New Mexico.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-02

One of the Sisters of the Convent at
Walla Walla, NJ. T., killed herself by
taking by mistake a dose OF corrosive
sublimate.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-02

THE horse disease was stopping the
Texas mails at last accounts.
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NUMBERS of cattle persisted in Hum
boldt county during the late storms. They
had been recently driven in from Cali
fornia.
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The New Endowment reports heavy
robbery in Salt Lake City. The room of
DR.. H. S. Sanders was burglariously
entered and $1,000 in gold coin abstract
ed. The report does not say that the
Doctor owned the money.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-02

Gold Hill boasts of her public schools.
Would we could do the same-the build
ing we mean more particularly.
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A LARGE number of Chinese have con-
gregated at Olympia, NJ. T., waiting to
be put to work on the n. p. r. r.
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Late advices from Iowa, the new Col
orado town on the head waters of the
Rio Grande, report very lively times.
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A horse thief was shot and instantly
killed near Grayson, San joaquin coun.
ty, CAL, by his pursuers. He invited
the shooting, saying he knew if he was
not thus killed he would be lynched.
He had served one term at San Quentin.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-02

HENRY BREMERMAN, of Anaheim, Cal,
committed suicide by shooting himself
with q shotgun.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-02

A UTAH miner has invented and apar-
atus to hold ore sacks while being filled.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-02

OREGON has heretofore raised flax for
the seed. She now proposes to manu-
facture it.
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The Montana stages are again running
on time.
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p a { IFIC Goa II.
San Francisco.

San Francisco, March 1.-The name
of the man who shot himself near st.
Mary's College proves to be George VIM.
McQuilkin, not McGmth. Trouble
with his step-daughter, the nature Of
which has Inot been learned, is assigned
as the cause of the rash act.
The testimony in the Devine murder
case was concluded last evening, but the
sudden illness Of Mr.. Tyler, defendant
counsel, prevented the argument of the
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THE PIOCHE DAILY RECORD
"A G Z NJ Q 7 z 3 :

an Francisco-MYRoN ANGEL, 49, Montgom-
cry St.-Room No. IL, Sole Agent for RECORD.
Star District Utah.. A. SCHMIDT L co.
Iamilton-T. STARR. Russell's Bookstore
WM. GEDLING, News Dealer in Goodrich's
saloon, is our Agent in Bullionyille, and is
authorized TO receive subscriptions for the
RECORD and receipt for the same.
Virginia City-JAS. MCDONALD.
Eureka-F. LOEWY & co.
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Second Dispatch.

San Francisco, March 1.-The jury in
the case of Devine, for the murder of
Ramp, returned a verdict Of murder in
the first degree.
There were II deaths in this city dur
ing the week.
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H0! for the Wailapai Mines!

HNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL START FROM
Il Bullionville with good team for the Wal
lapai mines by Monday next, or as soon as three
more passengers are engaged.
Apply at Fords' Fruit store, Bullionville.
lZ2-lwf p. KELLY.
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died.

WILSON-In Hike, Nev, Feb. 10, 1873, Ida,
daughter of W. NJ. and Maggie Wilson, aged
one year and 10 days.
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CONGRESSIONAL,

Washington, Feb. 2S.-Senate met Mt
III O'Clock, q. m, when Cole called up
the bill to make San Diego, Cal, port
of entry Bill passed
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-02

CARD.
GAN FRANCISCO BEING THE FiNA INA c,ni.
- center of the Pacific Slope, wheu
talists are to be found for the Pnd has
of Mines and Real Estate, the undersisns nm.
this day associated with himself in 6usIesCO co.,
der the firm name of GEORGE T. ihhlh syneri.
Mining and Real Estate Experts OF iohs Mining
ence, for the purpose of conducting u ,Siscity
Record Office and Real Estate Agency IN . .n fol
where parties having mines and real es'i ;nspec.
sale can have the SAME recorded for the 'n'i
ton Of capitalists. VIII, We
WE DO NOT UNDERTAKE, NOR WIN v Mining
PASS OPINIONS, upon the value o. ya at Oh,
property recorded and offered for saie ho III to
office-our sole object, in this regard useful
CONCENTRATE IN SAN FRANOlotthWs Mines
and valu. Die information concerning Wv and to
and Mining interests OF the Pacific sioI ,iss and
facilitate the investigations OF capna'''
parties interested. ..n 10 Oh.
Particular attention will be given m min
tanning United States Patents
claims. .#sa YuRIE.
.s. .ss#= ja16-1m
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San Francisco, Aug. "A heavy fire in
Portland, (Or.,) burned engine houses, 3
sash factories, 8 fouudries, mills, s hotels
100 stores and 900 cwellings One hundred
and 6fty families are homeless and are en-.
csmped on the public park. Estimated loss,
1850. ooe insurance GOO. 600 Beside the
Losses reported arc $4,000 In moving
goods. After being subdued, second DIRE
began nix blocks away and did immense
damage. The work was believed to he
inccndisry. An incendisry was caught BY
the police and taken to Jail. Sam Lowen.
stein, of the firm Of Emil. Lowens,eiu & Co..
furniture dealers, Was killed. johnson,
fireman, fell from ladder and Was hurt, but
will recover. Ed. Backenstos, city 1rcas>
urcr, Wa badly hurt.
Losses. -Hurgen & SCHNEIDER. $SO, 900
Metropolitan Hotel, 9o,0oe G. A. Vaughn,
100000 Smith Bros, 10000 Dr.. Free.
land, $3,O09 Champion Boot Factory, Sll,.
CO., Russ House, 15.ooo WEIGH & Morgan,
E. Corbct:. J. B. Springer, 5000 each;
Emil. Lowenstcin & Co., e50,00G n. Sell
kerr, G. 8. Silvas, Loves HOTEL Hackney &
stemme, $4,000 each; Walkers Mil and
the Reese estate. $4,000 each; W. MONT,
$4,000; Ssm'l Sykes. 81. Charles Hotel.
Ac0inn & Hill, W. B. Lake, Powers &
Burcbard, DR.. Davenport, $4,000 each;
about twenty, $4,000 each. These ore not
Ill. Gross insurance, &806, 600.
A stable was fired this afternoon. Loss,
81. 900. Two men were arrested while Get.
ting fire to house this evening on Third
street. The undestroycd churches have
been converted into dwelling houses, the
Common Council issuing food tickets to the
destitute many. Calls to other cities for aid
70 Tie sufferers have been made.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-08-09
0albss CITY 1ases

Last week sAcs was run at Baker CITY.
In which sone3of our people felt Interested
enough 10 invest thc,s Money In betting On
their favori,e. The race was for q. 600.
between LaBoufS ''Buckskin" and Roas'
''Maria"-sisglc dash Ut one mile. The
maze won the race in l;6S. beating ''Buck
akin" thirty " forty feet Now, when II Il
we'll known thai the horse hes beaten that
time an The Wal:a Wallis track. and that his
owner clsims that be can 70 considerably
inais'e Of l10, a;d- 1ben Ne also ses ,hs,
he was beaten W thirty or forty feet, ,hus
falling seycrnl seconds behind the time
made Oy hin in oil other rsces, Il raises juss
The faintcst kind Of = suspicioo tha, there
might have been just little ''shenanasiu''
u, ''Ijucksk,n'." part IL the other races
R''ss' yellow hur,e. "Jch," got sway with
three out Ut four races that 10 ssn. All
things considered the Walla Walls nan eot
away With the hest 1t the races-Ksus
Rsaa6 Union.