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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-24
Tee Bull on Tax Again.

The Eureka SENTINEL favors the
abolition of the bullion tax III this
State, and wishes to know where the
State derived its right To levy and col.
lect the tax. The levy is authorized
bv the constitution. and was ratified
by Congress in ACCEPTING the consti-
tuition and admitting Nevada into the
Union as q State. There is no qu' -
ton as Ia the right. The policy OF the
tax, however, is IA different matter
Enterprise.
We are aware that the constitution
OF this State allows the proceeds Of
the mines to be taxed. but we are not
sure that the action of Congress in az
cepting the constitution with that pre-
vision is notsubjec. to revision by the
United States Supreme Curt. The
preliminary ordinance. in fact, de-
clares that no taxes shall be imposed
by the State of Nevada IN lands m
property therein belonging 10 the Uni
tod States. Are not the minerals f,und
in the public lands the property of the
United States as well as the lands?
But it may he said that the proceeds
Of working the mines become per-
sonal property the they are
appropriated by individuals. That is
true; but j. is also true that the
Federal Government imposes as
few restrictions as possible upon
the working of mines, and has
opened the public mineral lands to
pre-elnp tion and occupation by all
citizens CT the United States. Noa
this occupation of mineral lIniS III ~
be taken away from the miner for
non-payment Of the State Il on this
proceeds of his labor. And this is the
injustice OF which we complain. AT
ter being invited b. the l~iberalitv of
the United States Government, in the
disposal Of its mineral lands, to enter
upon and prospect them for the pre-
cious metals, which. if foInd, incr, a .e
tho wealth of the State, the miner
finds himself at the mercy OF the
Tax-collector and the Sheriff, and. il
he neglects or refuses to pay the tax,
must see his possessory right to the
ground he has made valuable by his
labor sold out to any Speculation who
will satisfy the demand. We repeat,
that this is neither in accordance with
the spirit OF the preliminary ordinance
to the constitution OF this State, nor
with the policy of the Federal Gov
eminent,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-24

MAIL KoUTE.-Bids will be received
for carrying the mail between ToanO
and Phoebe; Montezuma and Gold
Mountain: Wadsworth and Belmont;
Tecoma and Bupl; Elko and Bullion;
Elko and Mountain City-all in this
State.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-24
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Day.
CARSON CITY. January 20.
MORNING SESSION.

NOTICE OF BILL.
Bruner-BiIl o protect denOSitOrs of
ores tor reduction at custom mills.
BY Rirkev-Rill to amend the Act
providing for the election of q Board
OF Regen.s.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Drake. from Judiciary Committee.
reported favOral,lv on the bill reuuir-
ing Assessors to furnish statistics OF
their severa counties and adversely
to the recorda,inn of certain Uaners;
and adversely also TO the bill cutting
oil compensation of iurvinen.
Hickey. from Committee ON Agri-
culture, reported back the bill cnn-
corning marks and brands. with
amendments. and recommending that
as So amended it pass.
BILLs PASSED.
Senate bill No. $40 transfer certain
funds of the Esmeralda county mo-
nevs-taken up and passed.
Senate bill abolishing the Stamp
Act, passed-yeas, 46.
OHen's bllI-That property to be
sold must lie advertised in a news
paper previously, lassed-ayes, 80 !;
nays. II.
Crawford's bill to make the term of
office of Safe Printer four wears,
passed. unanimously
The bill for the removal of the
county seat Of Humloldt to Winnie
mucca from Unionville, ordered en-
crossed.
Bills DEFERRED.
Bowman'S bill for the relief Of iona.
than Williams was made the SPECIAL
order OF business for II o'clock We'd
nesday next.
Storms bill. to protect the wages of
labor, at the request of the originator.
recOmmitted.
COMMUNICATION FROM CONTROLLER.
Thee. A. Hale, Deputy Controller.
presented a communication from that
office transmitting the deficiency
claims of the two last fiscal years.
which was referred to Committee on
Ways and Means and ordered print
I'd.
Adjourned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-24

THE White Pine Ne,cs, noticing the
death Of "a respected Shosilone Indian,
says that deceased Joined the I'm
proved Order of Red Men,"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-24

THE Postmaster General has ruled
that postage must be paid for news
papers delivered by carriers in the
cities where they are published, if the
system of postal delivery is in opera
ton i'm such cities.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-24
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
SEVENTEENTH DAY.
Especial Dispatch from the Capital.l
CARSON, January %.

>ahSoN, v'iiuoiN %.
SENATE.
RESOLUTIONS.
Concurrent resolutions relative Ia
printing the speech OF Senator Jones
were passed. Resolutions relative to
surveying the public lands were re-
terreu.
Tue White Pine Senatorial question
was taken w, General Williams az
gearing for Wagner, and General
Clarke for Cleveland and Mills.
An evening session is being held.
and ii Is not probable "a decision will
be reached Tonight.
ASSEMBLY.
RESOLUTIONS.
Concurrent resolutions for printing
the speech OF Senator Jones were
passed.
NOTICE OF BILL.
BY Stoddard-To abolish tho office
Of State Printer. Provides for State
printing 10y contract.
INTRODUCTION OF BILL.
BY Owen-An Act Tor the protection
of >table-keel ers.
Leave of absence was granted to II.
j. Bidleman. Recorder of Lander
county. Also. to w. ). Travis, Sner-
itf of Lincoln county.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-24

THE FIGHT WITH THE MODOCS.-
Two hundred and tiity-three mon
attacked the Modocs in their strong
hold last week. and fought them Ill
day, bat succeeded only in being out
rageously whipped by less than halt
that number OF Indians. Forty white
men were killed or wounded. 1t is
estimated that it will take IA Thousand
l to di,lodge the Indians. 1t won't
take long for the Indians t. kill a
thousand at the rate of forty a day.
SMALLPOX IN BosToN.-The tele-
graph informs us that the smallpox
epidemic is creating grave aprehen-
sions i'm Boston and vicinity. Three
thousand cases are nov reported in
the city, and the percentage Of deaths
is much larger than by all other
causes combined. Nearly all the
burials take place in the night. The
epidemic iIas had a serious effect upon
commercial interests.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-24

SPEAKING of 'twaddle," one may
find two mortal columns and a quar-
ter of it in the ReUeiue Of the 22d. eel
the signature of Van Jaqnelin." The
editorial paragraphs ia the same paper
are so small in quantity and inferior
in quality as to be undeservins of AIRY
notice whatever.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-24

THE idea that a member OF a pOliti-
cal convention. who has pledged him
self to abide by the resolutions of that
convention, is ab>olved fro.n his
pledge by reason of his not obtaining
its nomination for an office, j. original
with john I. Clan, Carson cores ond-
ent of the Virginia Chronicle. Dennis,
OF the Rerejlle, was pledged to the res
olutions OF the Democratic Conven-
ton of Lander county before being
named as a candidate for the nominal
ton for the Senate, and. because the
convention did not nominate him, he
is. according to CHM. %atsnlved from
his pledge t. support the division ri
the c,unty. Strange political tactics,
indeed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-24

Mr.. CIPHER and wife are on the
passenger list from Hamilton to
Phoebe. The temperature in that
family must always be at 0. In deei-
NAL fractions their value may be rep
resented thus OF.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-24

SHOOTING IN VIRGiNIA.-William
Hogan and William Dwyer made tar
gets OF each other on Sunday night
last, on accom-. of Dryer having
charged Hogan with having in his
possession "a hreast1in which had
been lost by Sandy Warren, an old
typo" Both arrested. No blood
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-24

WHAT is LIFE ?-"Life," saws Will
son, lis II continuous and disastrous
struggle to keep from getting drunk"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-24

RIGHT Hon. EDWARD BULwER
LyrToN. the well-known English au-
thor, died in London on Saturday
afternoon last, aged 81 years.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-04-17

, /. j. j Il !, |. !, J.
8 G Recon, HxsksoKovK : le9 ~ %
King, oXekoEeWK 100 10 II 81
Parker, II . do Swk
Bacon, nknXoksvX 100 IL IA =
9 Everest, 1XnXswk 10 - a0
VIZ; e.. 81, : ::2s:: ' 4: !: S
,.ses.. -: s: Is Is: X !: 8; ::
= '@'''' = :*4ss * ''e; I. 10 u ieG
~x IL Is i g
Wv .,. .~9s~x ~ y n, 81
8 Anderson, * I. IN axswx
G II Cameron, x n swxAvK
nWk 10 ID 8 81
Notice 10 hefeby 9fy9a that ~ whole q ~ ssv-
eeal tracts AID lots q land euotsined n u fre.
going list OF % n1eh tAesoo< - shall b necessary
to pay The taxes and e1pGoooo choeed thosooo, Wil
be sold at tho Anditoeo O0eo Il - Comfy Of
Mower and State 0f 0innaDotA a ~ Ant Mon
day Of June next beslg IL oeoeoa 1ay of JsDe, A.
D: 1873, q q any a1soqnsns ~ 70 vh,eA eeeA
eale may b lawfully adjourned BY ths CeoY
Tteas1ssr. unless sueh taxes ~ expeaess b pe'a
bef0re such sale.
Given under ~ had and s0eiA ssal ~ -
aaS Oh 1''cn' a. - 1865 J. P. WILLIAMS
Auditor Il Mower cesnT'1
, 1873-10-22
DIR. A, G., OLlN, :3tj2 WlbaS}l-aV,.

Dr. 4, G, OLIN, 6t5z VttDlstl-lV,+
Tie mos renowned specialist Of tho ngs In the tuas-
insnt ot All OhEsaio Dlssasos =! huh suses Son,!-
uni Weakuoks, Eorsouhnesn, Aeasaun tn 6oclOtr. lh
raipi Sight, l.os4 u Memory, te., pe.nunentt.
cured matter who hare a!lod call Or writo l. /.
diteases thirty years hs study S t. a.
than o1le ID general psagttac. Physicians o high sand
ln4 10 THU and osr ccs. rncHnxo thls fact hnd rec
u}plou rhtIuuta Dr. Ulin treatment. Oco lonr'.
%. H. d j. Call Writo os hts lAte work, 1sst
Manhood. ~ frDa Of charge.
, 1873-10-22
THE FARMERS CONVENTION.

tt;svill Commence Its Senslons ut SIC"
Carsnicik,s Eanll Tlais Eorcsaoon..0b.
jcctn Of tho Conventions. .
At 10 o'clock tlin morning convention Of The
farmeis OF the Northwest will begin itb sessions
at McUormick'a Hall. .cornor Of Hinzio and
North Clark stroesB. There whs to have bcon &
meeting az tho Briggs House last evening,
to arrange programme Of proceedings,
but sufficient ntitnber OF delegates
failod to arrivo % in time, and n post
pono1nont WAS accordingly made necessary. It
il expected. howovor, that whan the Convention
tion is tall6d to order largo number Of agricul-
tu,al associations Of ill kinds will be represented
by ono or more delegates. Tne following H. tho
call in reBponke to which the Convention asasm-
nles. .
The Slate Central Committee Of tho Illinois State
q Ct the 'aa ~ 5
TsrnsFs Ga5,. aIsngss FaFneTs Art.
sss'i9aHss 9aisss 4 as sna nsf ph Sssst' Prov e.
asss = sS sfna t< IT, siesss s saeh
auoh organization to meet 1t McCorncks Hail. IN the
City o ,G6ls;s on @ tas 2d q az q Uso
tion to discuss tho prevailing overehargea In trans;
noration to insite and perfect the organization Of
chtoy suffer from these oserchargcs in every State,
Territory, and Province Of the country. With tho
81 phes ap 70
take sueh measures a. shall secure prompt and
sficsnt leg!slai!on that shall end IN tho complete y:
IN s tsa @ ssest
parties Interested hut tn which, also, the welfare oi
nearly oil the States is Mt staks and oarncstls
Of the best men from every State, take into earn.
est and careful consideration the causes now hinder.
, 1873-10-22

eaajon v,ll bo distinguished t,y l,ia ',eual PRINCE
" hospitality, Tho party embarKet IN Mr.
Ifuye's magnificent hunting, barge hdria: toy ed
by 1a 1ittlo etoaiof go1': Meoook - WIN ny fay-
sble the party xlll apoud tlrtoe OF four days In
tho Bport: -.
Iroratto aoymo,lr has hnon nominated for tho
Now York Assembly Ey tho tiret Onotda Dia-'
triot Democratic Convention
Tho House Of DslopB will meet on Friday, tho
24tL inst:: 1t uraco Church. Nav York, to elect
successor to- Bishop 1landa'i, late Missionary
Bishop Of Colorado. ~.:H>, ais'.
,somo elastic cn,,morator osttntatea tho ;wealtl,
Of tho Hon. James T. Joy, the Michigan fal1wAy
magnate, At e100, 100000. II 49,. -
Senator Btewart,~of Nevtis, 'who has bacn
building palace Of inoomprehoneb1e arc',itec-
turo III Washington. hes followed Jay. Cooke'e
example, and Raapended' :.
rt:;vsas Tint voice Of une1e Billy Alloua, rai.od
was, not .deoropid. which did the business In
Ohio. TiiS pdoplo thought it was a blass froim
G1briAi'6 horn,E and; becoming. rfoltlbsa broke
for tall timber Haute G"d.) 0asetts.
:uov. Beverdge; ii, Illinois; arrived in o.naia
Saturday. fIo will remain With Us q few days as
tlie ffiond nnd guest Of Superintendent Nlghttu-
galo.-0maf4a Herald ''. ''.''- -, .4,: :
George Fl. Butler {" Ny nephew y; late Of tho
from Europe, aid again bccoraos assistant odf-
tor of lY;!kes' Spirit Of Tue Times, .' -
:Uharloa Otodkar has reRumed 1H position with
tho Central :paait1o nnilroaa Of second Yico-
pfesldcnt, and with the interest he possessed
:ptior to going to Europe. His family arc nnw
en- route from Nav York to Sacramento 4, Air.
n,ento s for Moii iise; Mf: Uroofer viii start on
tho LIST Of Docon1her on:a trip vii japRn China,
hna India, to 1,oudou. - :. -.
, 1873-10-22

personal.
THE CfTF.

1AE G11ts
Dr.. j. q. Mckee, q. s. A., Ia at the Sherman.
Tho Hon. J. L. Graves, Of Dubuque, is at tho
Gardner. -.
Tho Hon. J. D. Rowland, OF Omaha, is at the
Sherman.
Tie Hon. G. II. Moore, Of Clinton, nl., is at
tho Gardner.
Gen. r. s. Granger, U. g.. L., Ia at tho
Grand Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cover, Of Chinn, are at the
Grand Pacific
Tho Hon. James K. Edsall, Of Springfield is
at the Sherman.
The Hon. E. q. Van Duzen, OF Kalamazoo, Ia
at the Gardner.
The HIM. Willam H. Barrett, Of Washington,
Is at tho Sherman.
The Hon. A'ysl1 H. 0rooker,:ot Boston, is at
the Grand Pacific,
Tho Hon. v. .. MoClaren, Of rhiladolpMa, is
at tho Grand Pacific.
II. ". nico. II. D., and J. II. Deu N. D.,
Knights Of Pythias, arc at Burke's Hotel.
D. II. Pickering, manager Of the Central Rail-
road, Of lows, Is Registered at tho Grand Pacific.
Judge Stephen Il. Moore, Kankalsee, and John
Galloway, Scotland, are registered at tho Grand
Paoiao.
G.. D. Gorham, Superintendent OF the Pitts
burgh & 1T. Wayne Railroad, Ia at tho Grand
Pacific.
The Hon. Charles q. Eazro, President Of the
Boston Board Of Trade, H. q guest Ut tue Grand
Pacific.
r. G. Capriol, President OF the Huron 4 On
tnrio Ship Canal Company, OF Toronto, Canada,
is stopping at tho Grand Pacific.
A. D. Van Slick. Madison H. L. Palmer, Mil
waukee; r. Atkinson, Doaton and II. g. Kings
10y, New Haven, are guests at tho Sherman.
The nuptials Of Miss Clara Holland and Mr..
Ezra Dontecue took place at o'clock on Mon
day evening" In tho Ninth Presbyterian Church,
On Ellis ayenue, the officiating Clergyman being
the Rev. DR.. MoKaig. The church was taetefully
decorated with flowers and oyergreena.
The following wero among tho prominent ar
rivals 1t the Commercial Hotel yesterday, j..
!. Joi4en, noh1noud,, y. q; Leteyre. New
noll. Now York T. O. 1haekatro.n, Auatralla:;
9. nakes, Lockport, N. T.; F. NJ. natzell,
penswater. Mieh.; j.. r. Perkins, Rockford; r.
N. Firman, Ontario; J. L. Knapp, Saratoga.
III TEtEonApH.
sr. tou1s, Ool. 4l.-Gen. Frank P. Dlair ar-
rived llare laat night, and will ut once eutor
! ut'ou tito duties Of his now ofauo, i
.DA1rItoRx, Oct. 2l.-rrederioI. Heokor. tho
dfhtingulahod German patrant Rrrived here this
morning, and WIS welcomed by a committee Of
citizens. Tonight ilo will be kcronatlod by ~
rlanh s'ngiug -societies,, Mt, Hooker wii! romall
here fuw dnyB, and tllon procued to lda hoIue
III Illinois.
Hayor, II. e. I.uolnlB Samuel JolillAou Dr. Ed
ridge, and D. llicv. all OF Chlcag0; Gen. Turner:
of It, Louis, and ". Z. unso Of rara, started
Oh q dnck-Aunting excursion lOWll the Illinois
River this afternoon. Their Destination is
bna:clwlno. Mr. Huso IL tho host, aud the CO.
, 1873-10-22

abnut inability to appear account Of eicknoss
oto, which Is enough for tho Justice. and tifder
MI assumed name the delinquent gets OF OIL d
Bniall fino.
The lottor.oartier, Samuel Ellison, vds thk9n,
hefore comm!sa'ol!or M Mnoyno, and held for r. trlal q
doacs that tho young man Wright whom ELI
SON stated waH cotlcernod with him in tho rob-
borled. haA nothing whatovor to do with thot',
and was, Hl,dt h6 seemed to be. m honcst olotk
Or was prohent ut tho Examination ot his son,
and waa 50 stricken with HhGn9 and Rrief tmat
be bnriod Ills face In bis hantta nt1d woltt The
tAsc In u saa ono, tile young mau being IN almost
oTery roapoos exemplary. Executive clomonoy
only, enn save him from d dsgfaceful punish"
inent. =, :. p,
Whatbor It ts because the thieves find 1t easy
property to dispoao Of, or Whot1ler they nro PRO-
pairing Tor m armed i1'yasfon u tt State OF In:
bnt II ib cortnin that firearms are tho fAvorise
object Of tue work Of t'oroolsed, men in this
city, at this time. Last Sunday tho gun-storc Of
J. B. Butlot 4 Co., OH Mddlaon street, was en-
teriay morning ut au early hour tho guu-store Of
Biegs, Hponcor 4 Co.; No. 386 Wabash ayentie,
VIVA 6nsofea, and $500 worth Of; revol7efa car
ried or. Entranc0 .Nas Obtained 70 tho storo
add Tho ti1larcs made thoit sgroas by, a
rear door. Tile 6asd hts been given to tho 70"
lice. with little hopo Of tho capture Of the
thieves.
The members Of the, Board of pol1c6 are 1T
preseut tho must sought hfter OF any mon in t'ia
city. Tie number Of calla by men who wanted
to IL 500" Sheridan OF, Wright yesterday for q
fer mfn,ltea, became SO great. that The former
obtained 1eavo OF absence, and tho latter took
the aams . few minutes after. President Cleve'
land tematned to attord to business, Bworo in a
Especial" ms Il " regular" and attended to some
| minor matters Of routine prosecuted by the
Superintendent. The resignation Of. Officer
abpted. hir. olamn Moatioaa,. recently appointed
to thd forcs, concluded that ,ho dldut care to
stay, and he was, therefore, dropped. Tho ques.
ton Of caps was postponed until to-day; Mf
qoble presenting two aanlploa 1t "a and s3.7s
each respectively.
, 1873-10-22

Alive to the wants Of this great city, Air. A. j. Nut
ting the &C. O. D." Cloher, has nsado ,aost decia:
cd improvement In clothing houses in general BY pro-
Yidiug, at the elegant ators which he occupied
yesterday Nos 1874 and 1876 State street, opposite the
Palmer House. place expressly for ladies accompany
ing and aetecttng snita for children As he has
largel and increased this department to an unusual
drgree 4 Is we'll to provide foE the comfort Of It's pat
rona. Ln haR also addcl W the attractions Of this
one OF Chicsgos Grcateat slothsng establishments.
worry no line Of gents furnishing goods something,
tn fact, good can bo found anywhere. Mr. Nit"
ting represents Now York houae, whose annual bust
is 50 0oD o0o+ ond has male. during his sty
among u8, "C. o. D." 1uagtc initias among ready
made clothing Carving tho immense stock
brunch of thu manufacturing hosa ttsc III It to be
wondered at hat he has been able to conrete sue.
ccssfully for the better trade s!nce hts removal
into this store. which bnilt for him, tho s1-
traord!nary prge arrival Of fine goods. IN cnnncction
bis nsunl stock will make 1871 ad 1856 State street with
worth visit, cut Of curiosity, IT for nothing more
The Peoples Fnvorites.
Hathbones Fearless Cook Staya md Brilliant Baso-
Burner Been hest to meet the ropular demand.
, 1873-10-22

Grand E1uurslon-heath, p!uasure aud profit. Ex-
curson leaves Chicago Oh tbs 17th. far areuada,
Colorado, passing through southorn Kansas and thn
Arkansas Valley. parties stop on at alt ponts OH
tho Ane through Kansas Tickgts good for forty days;
$i0 rnAll trip. Goosl thauco for lanl-sceAera und
aportsmuu. llckets for sale 1t No. II CLARK sttcot
, 1873-10-22

Joy and Peace in the Household
ia always Hecnrcd by uslug the improved Btowart
Cook and parlor ssoses and tho new Argaud. anil
clnkor, baso-heatiug rarlor. Those stoyes comblno
at the very iatcat improvements, and may bc at
Dalton Co.'s, No. 80 Randolph atreet where every
thing for tbs household III furnsuhng articles may al
wars 10 found,
, 1873-10-22

Again lat isa romind readers Of tue elegance OF
tho garments coming from TINT popular merchant
tailor, ". l.. Dsrunn, No. 1bt Dearborn street. Mr..
Il. hns combined low prices and artistic work to
wonderful degree, willis he shows ole OF ths largoat
Auu finest stocks Ut cloth ain the city.
, 1873-10-22
MICHIGAN SUPREME COURT,

Speetas DisputcA To Ihs Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, Mich, Oct. 2l.-The business traps-
acted in tho Supreme Court to-day was ~ fol-
lows:
The People rel. Alexander Muir, Judge Of tie 8-
periot Court Of Derot order to slow cause grauted
Tho People rel. School District No. OF Williams
County Y. Nowden, Supervisor Of tho Township Of
Wams submitted.
Tho People Ok rel. the Board OF Park Commission.
era '. Tho Common Council OF Detroit; argument
opened. ...
32-John Peterson '. H. D. Hubbard ct n1.; reveraed
a1-Atonzo 8. Hatch, Sheriff OF Lapecr County, "
EldFldge u. Fowler and =: I. Kelsey reversed.
35-ElWaTd Bristol v John Draidwood reversed,
-pay City 0aslight Company V. The Industrial
Works reversed.
b9-John @. Henderson Y. William Disbosough af-
hrmcl.
43-Michacl O13don Y. Tho Peonla affirmed.
27-Chicago Il Michigan Lake Shore aa!roAd Com
pany '. SAMUEL H. Hughes affirmed.
10-Tho Continental Insurance Company Y, auBan
A. Horton affirmed. .....
34-Francla Martz, John 6telner, and George Hraytz
', The D8tra EYra and Mar1u8 Insurance Company.
Tho call III tho same al reported Friday.
, 1873-10-22

crfrAao. Mll"aUKsE Il rE PAIL RAILWAY
ln,on E.jn corner Haitian a"f fna'.'ts; 1ieket odcA
Us Souh CfufIs oppbsite Shermna Hour, na At nera
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-02-13

Jefferson Lodge, No. 2, l. o. o. r., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Bird and King.
Eden Lodge, No. "a, l. o. o, F., at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King streets.
Keokuk Tribe, No. 3, l. o. Il. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall. AIS Market street.
Wilmington Division, No, /, s. OF T., at 9th
and Market streets
Wilmington Council, No. 1. o. U. A. NJ, at
Hall, s. E. corner "a and King streets.
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at Hall
oil Market street.
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 504
Market street.
Rokeby Lodge No II, X. OF p. at Rising Sun.
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, K. Of p, at knights of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
st. Johns Commandery, No. 1. K. T., at Ma
sonic Temple