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Penvine silver Mining Company,

Penvine silver Mining Company
Location of principal place of business,
San Francisco, California; location of works,
Ely Mining District, Lincoln county, Nev.-No-
tice is hereby given that at meeting Of the
Board of Directors held on the 2sth day Of
August, 1873 an assessment mo. 81 of twenty five
cents per share was levied upon the capital stock
United States gold coin, to the Secretary,
at the Office of the company, No 426 Montgom-
cry street, San Francisco, California. Any
stock upon which this assessment shall remain
unpaid on the 4th day Of October, 1873,
at public auction, and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on the 2sth day Of OctO-
her, 1873, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs of advertising and expenses
Of sale.
By order Of the Directors.
c. Y. BALLOON Secretary.
Office: No. 42G Montgomery street, San Fran
CISCO Cal. sS-td
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South Side Mining COmpany..-
Notice.-There is delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock, on account of assessment
mo. g. levied the 9Th day Of August, 1873, the
several amounts set opposite the names of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
No No
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Poll Tax,
OFFICE OF COUNTY AssKssop, Il
PIpcHE. New. April le. lSya.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Poll Tax for the year 1878 Ia
Now Due and Payable
To the County Assessor.
To the County Assessor.

BY the Act of March Z. 1861. all cospozations
or individuals are held responsible for the Poll
Tax Of persons In their employ. VIII
k.y. HANLEY,
tpl1-u County Aanezaor,
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National Mining Company;-Loeatioh
of works. Bristol Mining District, Nye county,
state Of Nevada. Notice is hereby gwen thala
a meeting Of the Trustees OF SAID COMPANY,
held on the 3lst day Of July, 1873. an assessment
Of fifty cents per share was levied upon
n the n capital stock of said Company, payable
Immediately, in United States gold coin, TO
the secretary of said Company, at the oihee o.
Street San Francisco California. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall remain un-
paid on Friday, the 5th day OF sep.em,,,
her. 1878, shall be deemed delinquent, and VIII
be duly advertised for sale at public auction;
he sold on Monday, the 29th day OF sep
TENDER, 1873, to pay the delinquent assess,
ment, together with costs of advertising ana
expenses of the sale.
BY order of the Board OF Trustees
b. b. MINOR, Secretary
Office: Room No. Z, AIN California street
San Francisco, Cal. au'-'u
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Assessment Aotifes.


Location Of principal place Of business, ,s sah
Frspcisco Cal: location of WORKS, hie Hap,
District. Lincoln County. Ney.-Notice Is he.eo!
r,ren that At meeting Of the Board Of Directofs'
Seld on the 18th day Of August, 1873. an assGs asses
ment mo. y OF one dollar per share was ie 'a
upon the capital stock Of the corporation pay
Able Immediately, in United Ststes goia COLI
TO the Secretary. at the ONCE OF ,he 81, Fran
cisco. Cal. Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 18th day o, sep
tember, 1873, viii be delinquent, and aavrr-
tised for sale at public auction. and unless pay.
mept is made before, will be sold on tne lo.,
day Of October, 1873, to pay the dellnqueh.
sssessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses of sale.
By order Of the Directors.
GEO. X. SPINNEY, Secretary.
Office: No. 800 California street, Room no
i. San Francisco, California. huis-'u
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THE DAILY ALTA CALIFORNIA,

ME OLDEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER
Il on the Pacific Coast. Published At San
Francisco, California.
Subscriptions received by
q. wJEDrRHOJD
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DAILY RECORD
MINNIE COMPANIES.

Following are the principal Mining Companies
on the San Francisco Stock Boards. together
with the number of feet in each mine ana
shares to each foot:
NEVADA MINING COMPANIES.
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pany.-Location of principal place of business,
san Francisco, Cal; location Of works, Ely Min
ing District, Lincoln county. State of Nevada
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the
Board of Directors, held on the 30th day Of
August, 1873, an assessment tNo. y of seventy.
five cents per share WIS levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation payable Immediately in
United States gold and silver coin, to the Secre-
tary at the office of the company, Rooms i and
Q, 4l9 California street, San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 18th day Of October,
1873, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction; and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on the 2sth day of De-
tOber, 1873, to pay the delinquent assessment
together with costs of advertising and expenses
of sale.
By order of the Directors.
T. l.. KIMBAI4I4, Secretary.
Office; Rooms Nos. / and 2, No. 4lg California
street, San Francisco, Cal. s6-td
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Ingomar silver Mining Company,

Location of principal place OF business, San
Francisco. Cal: location Of works, Ely District,
Lincoln county, Nevada. Notice is hereby
given thst st meeting of the Directors, held on
the Goth day Of August 1873, an assessment mo 81
of twenty Ave cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation, payable
immediately in United States gold coin, to the
Secretary, at the office of the Company, Room
%, Hayward's Building, No. 4l9 Califor-
MIA street, San Francisco. California. Any
stock upon which this assessment shall remain
unpaid on the list day of October, 1873,
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction and unless payment is
made before, will be sold on Wednesday,
the 22d day Of October, 1873, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs Of
advertising and expenses Of sale.
CHAS. S. NEAL, Secretary.
Office: Room %, Hayward's Building, 4l9 Cal
fornia street. San Francisco, Cal. au3l-tf
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delinquent Sails.
Chairman Mil and Mining Compa-

ny.-Locstion Of principal place OF business
San Francisco. Cal; location of works. Ely Min
inc Dis,rict Lincoln county. Neysda.--Notiee, -
There Are delinouept upon the following de
scribed stock on account Of assessment no. ~
levied on the 2sth day Of July. 1878, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders, as follows; ~
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WANTED.

EVERYBODY WITHIN A RADIUS OF ONE
IL hundred miles of Phoebe to know that
la cd Inn
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Woods 4 Freedom.
Woods x Freedom, Trust. .2l5
Woods 4 Freeborn, Trustees. 3O4
Woods 4 Freeborn, Trustees.4f5
Woods 4 freeborn, Trustees.5ll
Woods K Freedom, Trustees. $50
Woods 4 Freeborn, Trustees. 68S
Woods 4 Freeborn, Trustees.76l
Woods |. Freedom, Trustees. $50
Woods 4 Freedom, Trustees. 8f4
Woods 4 Freeborn, Trust. 1904
Woods x Freedom, Trust 1906
Woods 4 Freeborn. Trust. 1906
Webster 4 Soule, Trustees. 1888
Wade A P, Trustee. ..44
Wade A P, Trustee. Ass
Wade A P, Trustee. .&56
Whitney A W, Trustee. $3.50 47
Wright W II. Trustee. .l2il
Wright W II, Trustee. .1e42
Willard W Ii, Trustee. 1857
White . n, Trustee. ..917
Wood H 2, Trustee. 49,. 1876
/ Wood II =, Trustee 1877
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MINE WANTED.

spl7-tf
, 1873-12-25
THE PLOM.Me NUFACT TURERS AND THE FARM
ERS.

10 Tho Editor ef The Chicago Tribune:
s1n: In tho Prairie Farmer OF Nov. 20 wo
find tho following resolution. taken from tho
plow-manufacturers circular lato]y published in
Chicago, which roada ns follows:
I2t8oised, That we will sell no rlows to Fnrmera'
Clubs or Oranges, except at retail prices but We
recommend agsns In ali localities TO sell 10 rarieH
wishing 10 buy largely for cash. at rates mich
duccd the o1peuHca Incident to doing business w!l
permit.
At a mcetiug Of Paradise Grange. No. Col, tho
follow ass:eaolutions woro adopted, and roquost-
cd to a. published 10 tho Prairie Farmer and
THE CHICAGO Tn1huNE:
IesotreI, Tint We will not deal with agents mid
dle,non unt1er Any circumstances.
iltsolrtd, That will not rnlronlze any naannfac
turing company which refuses to sell to except at
retail prices.
Iesoirdd That re in1orae The resolution passed by
the State Grang. on THIS subject.
Resclr<d THat we respectfully request all the
Hrnngcs aud Farers Clubs III this State to take Bim!
lar action on this anbjcct.
Ie5ofeed, That copy nf tho aboye ho published IN
the frutrid Farnier and TnE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
SAMUEL CLAYTON, Master.
, 1873-12-25

II tha n,,ftor Of the chicaoo Tribune:
s,n. psrmit mo fo corroct romc errora con-
o. ,t.s.,.s ~ s,.,-n,,4 t., snat ssanss.,,,
1'nrDuNE. It proposed to "eive the curious ro-
suits in this city Of tho efforts to rniso whnt ia
tunwn na t,,o y,nnsrnry Fund.- 1. said That.
= a,raat,,1ua r,orn thon voar mo thoro ,voa ar'
election IN lipporary, IN WHICH Inc 1il6n catdt-
date WIS dofoatod By Britishcr." Tho facts
aro, thore weto tn elestions-the hrst in 1sG0,
4, ,vh,o,, lin .tnr,t,ahcrn vas dercntcd bv
~ ~ "4lon 'n1 ""s ~ ~
UDoho7an Iosea' WIZ "as Ut 'uo tino
captive III M English prison t0r having
cssayel to sulyclt foreign rule III Ireland. Uo
, 1873-12-25
Tn1c of n Spittoon.-A Side Scene Mt q
New York Ullcntrcs

Tn1c of n Spittoon.-A Side Scene Mt q
New York riacatrc.
Front ths ISe,o Iork Sun
On Wednesday night Lord Talbot tho second
son Of the Duke OF Sutherland, ylHted the uAion
Square Theatre to witness tho performance OF
lied Astray."
Ho was accompanied by Mr. Joseph Stono, tho
son Of the great American banker in Paris. ono
other gentleman OF prominence in Now York So
ciety, and two ladies'. Tho party wcro soatod in
The private proscouium- box Of AIr. Sheridan
Shock.
In the second act while Mr, Burroughs, aB tho
Baron, was aynWiHG hls love for tho Countess
(Slihs Rogo Eytingo), Mr.. Stone picked up u
spittoon In tho box, aud coollv reached out aud
hat it on The stage neasly iu front Of the pcr-
formers.
This act was greatoI with cries OF "shau,e :"
from tho audience, and tho lat,ies In the box
a!,rank back from tho indignant louks Of tho
people.
At the fnll OF tho curtain, NJ our reporter was
informed by Mr.. Shook, ho sent message 10
Mr. Stone. requesting him to como to tue Office
of the Union blnnro flotel, which adjoina tho
Lobby OF tho tcatrc. hlr, Shook tloro asked
hfr, Stone for an explanation of Ills conduct.
Tho luttor III turn inquired Of Mr. Shook Who be
was, aud added. You can't 10 anywhere in this
country but what you flnd spittoolis."
Mr. Shook replied that tho act was an insult
to tho audience and tue company, aud charnc-
terizod the author Of it III blackguarti Mr..
Stone mado an impo tincnt retort, whoronpon
Mr. Shook seized hold of llis nosu and pulled it
ing his boot to the gentleman. hlr. Stone sub
acquontly made an apoloey, afeor wltlcl, he re-
turned to Lis box, where ho romained through
thp ujav.
, 1873-12-25

built upon tho atrct,alh Of their eaptal and bust
nees-s,lpport. tl,at. by eyhtom of oontractn.
o ta rg 81 o orsna sf ooaors 81 SGts
md md tlat these enterprises, butt apon
tl,oir strength, have, through q infringement
foreign to their interest. become suoh nionopo-
liesi and boar upon tho predicting interest VIII,
united organization. 10 tlts, tho reply is, TINT
tho preeont railroad law acoomplBhoI no BONO
iical rosults; Destroys oomretition BY ossnbllhh-
Ing pro-rata rate from wl,ol, doyiation becomes
impossible benefits no interest, but becomes
embarrassing mud oppressive to ail. 1ntor-
State commerce Gnu boar less rcssriottonB than
any other brauoh Of American outernrso mud
although, by this Autobiography organlgation,
ovcry Yoto in this Btato might bo controlled, itB
'Sss 9sss,sa sGd 9s sss op0 rs,s nss Il e ' css s
now complained Of. II, then, tho prescnt law
has accomplished no good rcHntts, why not re-
poal 1t, or 30 amend It ns to throw open tho
doors to tho most aotive competition
Tho conditions OF all sections OF tho 5tnto aro
not alko, aud tho anmo general frolght.tarlfr
will not answer III oil caBeB. 1ts offocts would
bo to build up ono enterprise at the expense Of
another, and certain localities at tho cxponso Of
otnerH; nnd from other sottrcet would soon
At tho t1nlo those cotnplntnanta subscribed for
stock in these railroad enterprises, or voted nd
lloroto, lilo law was as nmplo to protect their ILL.,
tsross rs nov; aud If, from any
ca,iHo, thoy become convinced Of fraud
or deception. it VAS both tlloir right aid
timos ready to talo immediate coKnizancc Of aots
Of oppression. And, II thoy did not know their
rights rs Stockholders, why did they become
subscribers before invcatigaton, unless tho &c.
orct Of their notion lios In tho hopo that, as d
1lnnucal transaction. this Investment would ro-
turn to ao1mo forty, some elxty, and so1no Nh
hundred fold T" And vho shall Jay, III WOW ot
Tho rapid rise and Increase OF values In Oil,
Slate, this result has not already loen accom-.
pilshed q. @. MEnnloK.
, 1873-12-25


DOAND-WANTED-D A GENTLEMAN AND
ID wtfe In quot, ptLsata family oongsnient to Vnn
Dueon.st ears. V il, Trbunp ohco.
13OARD-A. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DEsfTlN
ID board and ono tMn uHfurnishcd rGnns IN arIcty
rtfvato family location West 6iao. Address n. Trb
una 0tice.
TWO 0ENTTEMEW REQuInE HOARD VICINITY
nf l3h ar Maxwell. Two tLrepng reun,s, ehnnld
ho cflgblo for s!nGTootu. Terms modoiaa. Address
tItrii1na nftc co
, 1873-12-25

DARTHKN WANTED-WIrI $4,000, TO MANI.
faulnfa irstd Motllauics tools, ratented lns -,
aousinluA mitn Inv hardware trade proturEed lsf
atunaea hnd explanations eau lo obtato4 At A hgsh
UlArk,et.
, 1873-12-25
minister, Counsosu Of Wostmorolnnd, Lord md
Indy Lont1osboroug!,, Earl md Couatoss of
Ay!csford DtolloHk OF AbercorD, otc.
CITY REAL ESTATE.


CITY REAL ESTATE. ...-
non RAIE-RANDnlpn.sT ST., 3axtst FF., N3ier!5
T. fsont. hatwe9n 1ashllust. and liitt.ay., sNYDEE
sN Il i'0n 'Ds n''''''' ''f'''f '0''f0' anu
s1 2TS 5!to II ! n!loT I'd P4R;N 4TR;f2:
s1s's snss SSs ESa{; s ssa ADDs
sAFos .5S,s, Ar .s nAHAN 4 iis 81 M4s[: T.
HILL. l.3 Dsarborn.sI. ----.
ToR sAIE-sT1 1TK:sT-o9 YRAHa' ,I.NAsIs NA or
s8.t feet, oaet trout. 81 feet potth q Rando,phss'
i wSk t D.
ron SALR-FoN ABOUT iIhil' irs s'Asii vhI.
Mo and hsea yesr. tlne for nGn5 hsii Of pgrohsss
ss sGs ~" ss nas o
Ti0R sALE-AT BA0RtrIOE - TliNFT-sTORY
81 'fe fSnb ''' 81 Il
ION BALE hiiQlIif' AN.AX;,;@ on TOO PIX 1al
e ffss1:s, &C. ss:saeSS s:ssa eSSadsas' ~"
17oK sALE : stDqWi0KssT. n TW0.SToEY
~ Sra 'sGt on s;n3f$ q
nnlldlng, cor Monroe and LaRallo.ass.
Eon :sALE:-spEqrAI nAnuAiNs IN 0ENTIlAL
!1oneS Z saeet is pasor jan: i. is. s. ". KhoTf.
ro1. sALE-AT ( DARdAIN-LoT3. ON WEST.
y fS THya 1a saaa}sa 1aPpt 1o 5das as
rh @ pn'sissk ssk 10 '''
RoK S1EE-s51ll0 On HUTTEil lFiFLb;;SF, N0hTlI
i aos!s s j. T. R &C rs osft cast
non sALr-a LOTS on ADAMS AND JAQiFs0N,
JAMES. saa.t.wa.k cosaa! Msd.9n and G!ssk ;:t..
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THE EXPULSION RESOLUTIONS.
scenes ut the Capitol To-day.

The public interest in the House proceedings
on the expulsion resolutions de creases. and to-
day there was rather a slim attendance III the
galleries a. compared with the crowds of yes
tertay and the day before. The House having
taken recess last night until ten O'Clock this
morning, Te-ass cmblcd promptly at that hour,
and debate was continued NATL one minute be-
fore eleven O'Clock when the House adjourned
until eleven O'Clock to-day. Mr.. Ames as usua
was one OF the first members on the floor and
appeared in his usual cheerful mood. To-day's
session commenced at eleven o'clock, when de
bate was 10 close according to the agreement of
last night, Judge Poland, chairman of the
committee, being allowed an hour before the
vote should be taken. Before he commenced
his closing argument, however. the substitutes
for the resolutions of the committee were read,
TO all of which both Mcssrs. Ames and Brooks
listened attentively. The last named gentle
man was early in his seat. but looked very fee
bic. The attendance OF members to-day was
rather slim before half-paSt eleven O'Clock.
AT quarter past twelve o'clock the vote was
THE FIRST MOTION
made by Mr.. EaIuSwoTth to Law the whole sub
iect on the table, aud this was defeated by a
vote of 164 yeas to 20 nays. The greatest silence
prevailed during the time the vote was being
taken. When the name of Mr. Ames was
ealled-fourth on the rOll-every eye was di-
rected towards him. He occupied The seat OF
Mr.. Wallace in the front row on the left of the
called, but looked steadily at the desk. Then
followed in order the names Of Bingham,
Brooks, Dawes, Garfield, Kelley, AMI ScOiield,
but neither OF them voted As soon as the vote
was announced. MesSrS. Dawes and Kelly left
the hall, but the others remained. When the
name Of Samuel Hooper was called that gen
tleman voted nay: Mr.. Kerr, OF Indiana, was
paired with Mr.. Tafe, of Nebraska. Messrs.
Conner, OF Texas; Greeley, OF Pa, Forker, OF
\. 10; McNeeley, Of H.; MOrey. OF La; Morgan,
of Ohio; Snyder, Of Ark, and Starkweather
were the only members absent. The House
then prOce5 ded 10 vote on MIR. Sargent's substi-
tute, every ear being strained TO hear the re-
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The District in Congress.

In the Senate last night. Mr.. Cole, from the
committee on appropriations, reported with
amendments, House bill 1921, making appro
priations for sundry civil expenses OF the gov
eminent. Among these alncndme nts il one To
aid in the erection Of building for boSpjtai
III the city OF Washington, under the CHI arpe
ana control OF an incorporated association
known as the SisterhOOd of ST. John, S25 600
Other amendments TO the House bill are As fol-
lows: For extending the inlets to the Senate
chamber for fresI: AIR to the lower terrace near
the western park, $40 ,00b; for constructing coal
vaults wlthia the open space at the east front of
the Capitol, between the wings and the Old
building, $1,000; and for connecting the Can't
toll by telegraph. to he used solely for public
business, with all the departments Of the gov
eminent i'll the city of Washington, $1,000
The House bill apprOpriates SIPS 900 for grad
ing and paving streets and foOtways around tn
Capitol, and running from PENNSYLVANIA ave
nue. to street north and south to the line OF
the east front OF the Capitol, and fer i'm approving
the grounds within that area. The bill as
amended appropriates $4,000 ''fOr paving the
streets and footways around the Capitol (north
and south). To aid in the construction of a
substantial iron or masonry bridge, with draw
not less than fifty feet wide. across the Eastern
Branch OF the Potomac river, at or near the
site OF the present Anocostia bridge, 5000 600
the District to pay 500 900 towards the work.
An amendment appropriates 500, 600 for COM
mencing a new building for the library Of Con
gress, to be located on of the squares east OF
the Capitol. The bill provides that the sppro-
priation for work around the Capitol shall he
available from the date Of the passage of this
act.
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AN lNIEBT~rINc LIFE INSURANCE CksF.-
very interesting suit J. going On Ia the Sapetlur
court. IL i brought 10y the infant aon OF d.
James A. Bean against the Travellers In>ur-
anCe Company Of Hartford. Conn. Dr Bean
IN July II. i>sa. Insured his life tor 5000 20
october l., lN.0. lie sub,cq got from tie,
company permit 10 travel in Europe IIc Va
restricted hy the terms OF the contract not 90 20
on "hunting or exploring expeditions" br.
Bean attempted the ascent of Mount Blanc. he
came enV' Hoped in fog and SHOW storm. and
when found was sitting ON the ground frozen 90
death. The company claims that the ascent at
Mount Blanc ~as.a "huniing or exploring ~
petition. aud that they are not Responsible.
for the results at the extra hazard. Profess
Miles, OF Massachusetts. was examined vcstrr-
day I'm reference 10 the danger OF ascending
Mount Blanc. height Of the nounuans. the
custom OF travellers To ascend IL aud Other
matters bearing on the case.--B1N. Asssrt,a.
10Th.
ComproRisc.-The case was compromised yes
terday by the company agreeing 10 pay - Or
--s.lcfttgV = o..
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6; iifi~r', Geo.irioh Hahsgan. HRi-. Hs7.i'. ,-.
taryT,t Hsn'ie,, u 'nts Ha,r-- va , ,v le,
HiL.sTd. Ii isr, Holman, Kin--li.' w.. ~.
Lynch, M1TTi-,I,. MAr.ls,l. M.J...isnl, MOO
NJ I>IctF 49, No ~ Nh
NNlack. Fla. N.blsch. tIna..l orr. Pa-t.-.rS
III f R'aSs Eli Rim fe W. F sr,:: E ks
lnson. Roger, IN. e, Roosevelt, shellsbtrssr.
seer~Sed sla,cr saith smith : ,l Il s9aER SSgsaT
W TaGYTIa. IT. Van " TgnP: T w,II wW3iea
Iud > wilson, Ono wood AMI Youug-uO
TIE NEXT VOTE
was ul'on rhe resolution condymuinC the con
duo OF MI Ames. which was agreed 70, yeas
,Nk.s--Me-sr,. Acser, AmhI- Archer, Arthur,
B R,ssY Bari BslneT 3D. B1rBgm Bsasy 81 Ca Ri
BBrsSt.n, BRIGHT, Bachley, Bunnell, Bur, lard.
BnTle,, CAldr eil, Campbell, CARROLL, Clark.
nr.oker C,,,s lard nsrraIl. pavi., Doll. DOMAIN,
EEG 2' F 9"tB..S, Hael pnke' pgnneI E,ne.
lohic! Fcsier Mich Frye t:@t1, idd ms,
Haley. HSGiisiyn, Haatock' HSndiey'. H.
qSr, HarE + Har,i; NJ Harper pa.
don. Hu1tar,i. ipil Hosr. H.luaR, Houston, Kel-
Lyp.h Aansos H,Tshali, Nc! LELAND, NcCsrInick,
M Mkfn MIN hSIg re- v.rl Myunksn Hfkse
u NM Mr. Miss GF s hsoF Sis SyI s sGrs S4
Poland, Porter, Pstfen. Prize. Prindla. Randall
Read, Rice III }. Rice n = Ritche, E II Rg,bert-
" R1oerte' koninson, Rogers n ", Rogers
=. , Rno~n'elt, Ru>k Sargent. Sessions. Shauks
Shelaharg"r, IN rweod, Shoher, shopmak.r slater
Slocum, Smith \. ,, Smith tohiol, Smith Ky
Sp"rr. SEfagUe. stevens, Stevenson. Storm. slough
on, SiowelI, Sutherland, Swami, Terry, Thomas
rr t,,;. N. y Tognscnd pa, Tlrnrr,
MaddeI, MakemSn, walden, waidrSn, w aliaep
WWarren, M'n.. wh.el.r, .Mhiteley,- whitih1rne
willard. Williams lind ,, Wilson JIud J. Wilsop
Ohio, " nchestcr, Wood and roung-lSl
NAlS-M' s>r- Adams, Nerill, Barry. Retl Nv
Brooks BufhItcu, Butler Macs J. Butler Tenn ,
romingo. Conner. pickey, Eiridrr, Elliott. E.tV
farwell, Gar,s''. HSys, Hooker, MAYNARD, NJ, Heu-
~ norphis N.cisy Packer, Peck, Peroe, Perry.
kalneyl Saw or, Scgley, SlOss. Snanp. Snydar ~
John TwicheD, voorhees,, and " illisIas y. Y 80
Then came the vote on the resolution con-
demning the conduct OF Mr.. Brooks, and il was
adopted by vote OF III yeas 20 32 NAYS.
Then the vote upon the final resolution dis
charging the committee was taken. ami il was
rejected 10y vote of III NAYS 10 I0I yeas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-27

I"wNs AND RAlLEoADs.-The Montpelier
Waterman saw Of the Village Of West Concord .
IA ts>'N county, Vt. there Is good illustration
OF " hat railroad will ~ toward building IA, A
Town. The immense forests north and east al
Tie village are being dotted with mills, eacls
supplied with an efficient force OF lumherm.n
and teamsters. There are sixteen OF these mill>
pouring their business into the village. tllr
largest turning ont two million feet a year, aud
the whole giving employment Ia about two hun
dred men AMI a large number Of horses and
oven. 4 be MAJ Aet created 10y this immen~e ha--
mess Is OF incalculable benefit 90 the prudacers
OF the feglOn. hn this same line ~ railroad the
Vermont Division OF the Portland and Dc,lens-
eurg; an the town uf MoTTistown. seventy n.s
buildings have been erected within the las; tNa