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Chicago, April lO.-ll IL asserted tina,
Po'neroy Is working assid"onsly IL succ.ed
Caldwell In the senate He hes sen, his paid
agents already out into Kansas to work IN
bic chances. Kansas politicians c"nccde
however. that whoever is selected by Gov.
OSl"rne for the Temporary SUCCESSOR will
succeed before the legislature when i. comes
u make choice. Caldwell has announced
that he has abandoned pulitics for ever and
that hereafter he will devote himself 10
commercial pursuits.
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1iv0 1lola

Fss0 ~ Yaaktea HssaA, March .
The sisamsT Miner will b. Of The landing
this week taking cargo for ,hs upper county.
The Hiram wood was he lsss boat ., The
landing thus seas,a.
Cspsaia 0rast Nassh has sold ess-asasser
taisssss h ~ Nellie Peck 70 Cspeeis A
/! Tsf'y, ssd ekeee wss ~ psjes psld.
paA
Ths ~ Wen win aake hss 1yss tim III
>sasoa 1so0 - Losis. q which placs sas i
sov bsisg hIedsd Witt freight foe ~,
6ss'aa De , expected Y essas asoss ~
II q April
~ ~ peeosae aoaspa lhetej)owiae heess
IN - olnmaa1sd b Ne eoDllunm 49,.
-. CnDaais ksllsy; KY Wua, Cnooois
Zet D9. Nd Chlaeis xi76aV;
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Tels7raphic ersvitiss.
The Pope Is recovering.
California has heavy rains.

The gas men Of New York have struck.
The wrcckers are ut the Atlantic and I.
work.
VIM. L Scroses, of Ga. ie appointed min
lister I" C,lumbis.
3ls Of the Atlantic Storage passenger
reached Boston Saturday.
The epiz"'.ic is sba,ing in La. Angeles
but still prevalent in Arizona.
Three days heavy weather was whs, drove
the Atlantic to Hslifax for Goals.
The store ship Supply with goods for the
Vienna Exposition Is At Trieste.
The gas strike in New York failed bu, .
stronger continuation Is row reported.
Owing TO the prevalence Of epizoo,ic ,l..
Ar'sons 'F"ps operate principally on foot.
R. W. Coleman shot and killed his broth.
cr in.law. John Newell, In Memphis the
other day.
The Oswego river. N. Y, is higher than
since 81. Considerable losses. The upper
0rncsee II also . fOd.
Two str"lline dramatic companies had
desperate fight In France the other day, In
which several were killed.
John Ha"ley, the youthful hero Of the
Atlantic. was ovs,ed cess worth q, the N.
\. stock exchange, Thursday.
On the islands Of The Irish coast of
Galway there Il much distress for want Of
f"od. Subscriptions are opened for the r..
lief.
Thamssville. Ontario, is having The gres,
cot d's'd known there for fifty years. Tie
r's"p'e are driven to the second story for
shelter.
The jury In the case Leander Quins ".
Laura D. Fair. gave the defendant es,oOO
fee for defending her on The trial for The
murder Ut Csisiemdcu.
The maturity Of the Atlantic pa~cn1er,
speak disrasagingly Of the Captain and
crew. They complain il,s. after being
~" OF three days q ses their food vas cut
short.
Chicago, April ga Peoris. Illinois d.s.
patch says Mn. Workman. the wife II he
Eureka Neth"dist minister, hes coufeaped
bsvirg killed 1n. HEDGES, and says she did
i In srlf.defense
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EDITos NEW NORTH .w.sr.-
The weather 10 pleasan, and bu.iness oui
ct. though travel Is great. The Meir,.
politan and Bear River Houses are crowdetl
I" their utm ost capacity. Passengers fo,
Montana are b'oked four and five dsy,
ahead. Undoubtedly the influx Of people
!" Mo t"na will lie quite large this summer.
Seven ''Pilgrims" from various parts Of
Iowa left here this morning by private con
veysncc for l}snnack, and this (las, year,,
Pilgrim. VIII" has been seeking better field
in Utah and Nevads this winter, will t,r
back In Montana, fully satisfied, come time
this month.
Frrightins has already commenced. d.
johnson and Mr.. Vsux will roll GU. ,hei,
wagons 10 DAY h'adcd with sol. for Dee,
L'dge. There is hut little freight in III.
wsrehouse here 1t present. but .hcre wi, h.
oo.UO lbs. delivered in shor, time dcs,inc,,
far Montana A brick. ard has been started
here, Hull s House pr"prietors, and Coz.
inrc begins to think Of substantial improve
menis. Yours truly,
(oRfNNH Utah AMI Q 1874
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l0e6o0S.

Toledo. April Sat the city election
yesterday. jones, Democrat, is probably re
elected Mayor by small majority. The
City Council will be Republican. Mos, Of
the Republican city ticket will be elected.
Cincinnati. April s johnson Dem. is
undoubtedly elected Mayor. and probably
the rest OF the Democratic city ticket with
perhaps one or two exceptions.
Columbus. April SIN the city election
yesterday. the Democrats elected The Mayor
and seven out Of the eleven COuncilmen.
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How r. Was BuRxED-For long time
sxcssdinxly ugly runims have been current
respecting tho State Lsnaiic Asylum In
Lincoln. Neosasks, which occurred on Anil
II. 1871. Il hss been repeatedly as.ert d
that the bsilding was set IN flso - osder 10
o'ncesl enormous frauds vkcA had been
P. rpss'aied 10 i,a construction, bu, tho
charge wsa gsRfsi'ly regarded . too dread.
~ "a ssessvs credit Late developments 70
~ eaow. howsver. that ule facts are even
wosse then rumssr made them The Audilos
" the State declares that Be Is a'.k "a rsovs
'.hss The bsl'dsss was - hadly eensasvsasd
saaa y would have fallsA dpvl U II he'd uos
I'D hsse mrsis = q Il psssssss = IL ee1 !,
eyealo. ~ NY ~ hul(dlae No. bsssed g
~ ~ y. ThfUo u ~ onf<1UQo1a ~
= iea(s0 I e Il NJ 1QlA \
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Owl Sosvieo-oivil IetAers

New York. April lO-1he 11ssss IN mOs.
row will print the following correspondence
MAYoR's OFFICE. CHICAGO, April 1.
4" his Exccilsncy U. g. urant, Prcs,den f.
Ut the United States:
DEAR SIR-An Executive order WAS nr0>
mulgste'i on th- l7th Of J.n., 1874, sss,ns,
'''e holding Of Sac Or municipal offices by
Federal sppointees sitter the 4,h 1T March.
Under this order it would ts illegal for me
% onii"ne 10 bold Office rs Commissioner
Ut the Civil Service Beard unless resign
the Mayorsl,y of Chicago Not feeling
I hat 1t would be expe6icu, 10 do the latter
At present, ! therefore tender my resignation
Of the appointment fr"m YOU Of Civil Ser
vice Co:nmissigner. Hereby tender NV
thanks for the confidence you rcpo.ed IN me
IN max'ng -uch app lint nent also ,rus,
that the rules prepared BY the Bcard and
accepted and adopted by you, will not Le
amanda ned, ignore " neglected of enforce
ment, believing % do their application
will tend to improve snd elevate The civil
service Of the cou"try, and that they are en-
dorssd BY the graf msss Of the American
people. Very respectfully yoars,
p" ''+."@ "#a JosErE NEDlL4.
ExECUTIvE MANsIox,
WARRINGTON, Aplil0
DEAs S'R-Upon my rr,urn 70 wa.h uR.
70" Ind your letter Of the Let Of April r..
signing 10 Commissioner of the Civil Service
bosrd % account IT your inability to hold
that position together with your responsible
ONCE Of Mayor Of Chicago. Isppsec;a,c
your reason while regret the Board will
luse your valaibss services. and IN accept.
Ing your rssigassion beg u thank you for
your sarssst labos 10 the cause Ut civil ses
y'ce RETURN. end to assurs y0u The spirit Of
the raIes ad"pted viii be maintained.
Very respectfully yours.
a U. g. 08AH7.
TO Hoa. Jossph Msdlll Chioaee. III
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,ssueo EVERY SATURDAY
Saturday Morning. April -. 1873.
srPRENE COURT or WISCONSIN.
wALiso %. SAeboyoaa Railwsv Company.

SUPREME COURT OF WISCVNSlN.
W1uiso 20. SAeaoyoos Roiswsy Company
Ajax FOR A PRIVATE PURPOSE Is UNcoN.
sTirt,rlONAL. AND A STATUTE IMPOSING 1T
Is VOID. A PUBLIC USE OK PURPOSE IL Is.
SENTlAL TO THE IDEA OF A TAX.
THEREFORE, A STATUTE LEVINE TAX
FOR THE SOLE PURPOSE Or MAKING d..
RET 'jIvT OF THE MONEY RAISED TO
MERE PRIVATE RAILWAY IN WHICH THE
sTATE OR THE TAXPAYERS HAVE NO OWN.
ERSlIIP, II UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
SUPREME COURT or MICHIGAN.
Detroit and NoueH railroad Company g. 7or"ship
L0ard Of Salem.
1T Is A FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLE IL rue
LAW or TAXATION THAT r.! XEs MUST lie
LEVIED FOR A PUBLIC. NOT A MERE PRIvAT'
PURPOSE
STATUTE AUTHORIZING TIE LEVY AND
COLLECTION or A TAX TO AID RAILWAY
COMPANIES IN TIIECOSsTRCCTiONO OF TiiE1k
ROADS. VIOLATES THIS FCNDA1sNTAL
PRINCIPLE AND Is VOID
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Prom the Avant Courier. Aprii 4.

E1OH tue AVHnt courier, April 4,
Norton, Rem Il TO. have ht.,keu rrou nj
Tor the f'unda'ian IT their Pioneer Quartz
Mill. ~ Cherry Creek, undesthe supervision
~ tho Cherry Greek rusiler, Get. Res.
They have several me" employed, and ,hr
work 10 progressing rapidly. Within six
weeks they intend IL have their mill in run.
ming order.
JIe Farrell. the Fort Ellis imam IN N.
flying 'rspezc." fell 20 Zee, during a per.
fOrmance recently. hot was unhurt.
We understand ihSt the miners If E,n;,
grant Gulch have received notice from the
Jnd.an Department 10 vaca,e their claims
We Will leave this over for rext week.
with the hope that it il hut an idle rumor.
Lieut.. Geo Wright has been assigned
from Fort Ellis to Fort Shaw,
From the Montanian, D.
Positive arrangements have bean con.nm.
mated between parties Z, Cherry Greek AM,
Tom Harper, Capt Turner and others n,
IrOn Nod. To have the reduction works un1r,
Why q Havana hy the first Of Nav. W.
may ksuk tor large reiuin..s
CSp. Iorner last evening brought I'D
from the Iron Rod mill another hatch 1T tw..
hundred ounces, which he had taken out If
orc from tue Clipper, Ir,n Roll. and the nil.
ut tnilings. The bullion varies from ~ Il,
$15 per ounce in value.
virg mia had snow storm ADril
w. 8. Work. If Memphis. Tenn. q n
brrsey. Peca,onics, ILL.,. and ". J. Hudu,n
VI Rockford. ILL.,, xre in the city, The ye,,s
!!rmen ere out an tour Of inspection 10 s..s
Aon's"a for themselves, and If suited viii
camp with us W."
We ''elisve Secretary Galloway has m.d.
arrangements To accommodate the Lexisls
t"is with Driggs' Hall and the lower Dsr,
ut the GOod Cemplsrs' building.
00vern0r Potts has received HfIicia, infor.
m"''on TINT oil Territorial matters have
been transferred from the State nsp. r,m.n,
% the Department ut the Interior. and lhs,
hereafter he will address al official CORE.
sponocnce ~ the Secretary Of the latter De>
part,nent. instead of a. herctof,re To- M.
Secretary af State.
From the Muscular, I.
Srmev, generally blowing and .sowins.
her Illness ''"'''
Mr. Abrams. in coming in from Fl.,he,,,
LAKE LAKE: met four prospecting parties soinY
See notice of wor'cn 4 ca. clcainv I'm,
wishing "a maize change in their business
they propose IL close out their en,irs sI,ck
by The first Of July next.
". +. Chaahn, with hia wagon. ilocks an,
ne5ds, 70 now Sncamped ON R,,,Desnxk,.
Greek. en- resttS " the mioes Of Henderson
0uicN. w spend The season, and SUNNY ,h,.
msasrs Ut Henderson with milk, butter AMI
beet during the summer
Cyrus McWhirk informs 10 that he had
plenty Ut rcas, lettuce and onions planted. |
up aud growing ten days ago, aud that NJ
'hle time be has nearly finished making his
Bradbury Was the Invest bidder 70, o.
ry'ng lhe mails from Aissuula u Scsihnsr.
4 party aso prospectiaa On the L. Io |
Fork and have cOior.
Thus. ersweu. If Bitter Root. hes thru
COWS, and cash Of them has twin calves.
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oeonoctieut 2lsetie1,

Hartford, April = l:3Oa. ~ --latest reports
from the counties show the vote for gOv>
es''"r; tIavcn. Republican D., 5Sj; Inycrso'I.
(Den'"cratic| A, lOl: Smith. tTcn,prrance)
1860
Hartford, April 8. "a m.-Thc Senate
will probably stand. Republicans II, Demo
Gratis, ~. Las, year u s,oul IA Republicans
IL Z Democrats. The House il very close,
and the chance. arc it is Democratic by
small majority.
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Another Railroad Nwindlc.

Cleveland. O., April lO-A large number
Of the Stockholders Of the Cleveland, C"lu,n
bus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railroad
have determined I" rcsis. the proposed in
crease Of stock and lease Of their road 10
the A. and q. ". Co. These stock holders
claim the five millions new stock is wholly
unc.l;cd for, aud proposed only for fraudu-
lent and c"rruHt purposes. and that the A
and q. W. Company. with its $l00, OoO. 0oo
bonds. 10 hOpclessly insolvcni.
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AJsAgs Charged With osays oGs.,s,


st. iDuis. April 5.-Ju.,gs JOHN w.
Wright. 1T Washington City. against whom
. number Of indictments have been found BY
The Grind Jury here for forging indorsc.
ne"ts on drafts, arrived here yesterday and
voluntarily appeared before Judge Pnmm in
the criminal c'uri and was baiied in the sum
IT 81, 0sO, WIN. a. Scudder, Presiden, Of
the Merchants Exchange. and W. d. Girls
void, President Of the Ohio i Mississippi
Railroad. signing the bond. Judge Wright
was accompanied Ly his sOn. Irwin b. Wright,
ex.CongressmaG D'dd, Of Cincinnati. Is his
counsel, aud Hon. John r. Usher, cx Secre
iary Ut the Interior lie il accused Of fOrg
Ing powers Of attorney and Endorsements an
drafts. and using the name Of dead Indians
for large sum If money. Judge Wrigh,
ensphs,icallv denies the charge, md says /,
10 y malicious prosecution.
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government IMAM that the trainers Of
the Constitution prohibited; the privileged
'laas Ut subsidized railway magnst.s, (usn.
.l'canss In feet. but nabobs BY tho success
ful method VI bssesry), Il 10 Sustaining
by depicting The 6vur barrels Of the pour;
the mosarchi'sl srsft Il 10 setting on The
Oem''cra'ic ssalk BY pensiOning corporations
that never die In land where every S,s.s
he's enacted Laws against entail and primo.
Esoiture-sll these aud many other evils of
the system demand and aEs cliciiing The De.
iermincd expression If the nation that ssS
stdies shav cesss. Il IL the one eminent
Issue forcing itself inso national prominence
and sttrscsink in,snsided Interest, and should
Congrsss NOT meantime end the system, ous
~ the o,hsr Ut the parties 10 the next Ma
tional csmpsign will inscribe it ON their
banners, and under Il viii win shs victory.
TO dsv. Montana occupies IN important
position. OF I'll he States and Territories.
shs al0oe b INV rslled spnn 10 declare IN
y axsiast subsidy. FIR ltaa psrpuse ~
IN extraordinary session q u Lexislasass
tseca sOuGht, and Il has been obeaised. Fw
yesss ahs hes felt The eshausliou Of hrs
richer plaeess NE ls.k u capital 70 Develop
hes jsnds; The 6eplssiss at hes pcpslAaioa
- they dsilesd - csassss ssachsd b. rail.
made the dse)iss II pspjsess - che becans
Deif sss'aisiag - I'D ssrplss h hss granas.
- -.
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Nevada Soda,

Tho San Francisco Alta Of January
9th says:
All the ml-soda consumed on this
coast-about 900 barrels. Of 800 pounds
each, per MONTHS now produced
here. 1t Is made In this city by the
Pacific Soap and Soda Company, at
their refinery, from crude soda, Oh.
talned from Soda Lake, twenty mll0s
southeastward from Wadsworth. Nov.
This lake Is OH the edge OF the desert.
circular In shape, aud covers IN area
Of seven acres with Its surface about
soventy-flve feet below the level OF the
desert. A large spring, saturated with
carbonate Of soda aud n little common
salt, % degrees Of Fahrenheit warm,
rises In the Winter, and In the Sum.
mcr tho brine cvaporates, leaving a
solid bed Of clean crystals. The COM
pany assists nature by pumping up the
brine In tho Summer Into compart-
nients, In which a foot Of brine leaves
six inches of crystals. These arc
brought to this city at n N expense Of
81 per ton for freight. and are refined
ut their factory VI Berry street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth. Their soda
has been In the market for six months,
aud the business Is now OIL n perma-
nent basis. The price Of sal-soda, OBJ
talned directly or Indirectly from Scot
land, n year ago, was ~ cents; now
Pacific soda, equally rs good, Is 81
cents per pound. a large amount
could BE- made for expectation II tho
freight was low. 1t Is calculated that
100, 900 pounds OF crude soda could be
made annually from the brine, with
out taking Into account a large stock
of crystals. mixed with mud, filling
the bed OF the entire lake at least ten
feet deep.
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King Jones.
:" Tho King has come to marshal rs
In all his proud array."-EhttrDrsS

In al MS prouu array. -ChtTVFfss.
"who Is John p. Jones?" asks n
Republican, one of the pioneers of
Nevada, who has just returned to the
State after a few years. absence In the
East. Has he won by honest service
In the Republican ranks tho Senatorial
tosa? Persons acquainted with Mr..
Jones, but who do not wear his livery.
answer: "He Is 4 fortunate operator
In mining stocks. He Is not known TO
possess any Of the qualifications which
distinguish a Senator or a statesman.
He Is deficient In all the characters
tics OF a great leader. lie acquired n
fortune BY the sudden rise In Crown
Point, aud his only qualification for
the Senatorshlp Is his great wealth.
lie was wheedled into the belief that
nature designed him for u statesman
by %impccunlous politicians; he must
succeed Governor Nye In tho Senate.
He could not compete, however, In
honorable combat with the old anu
recognized leaders OF the party. LII n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-09

The Harrisburgh State journal makes
some very sensible comment, on the
recent trial and conviction Of the city
editor Of the Philadelphia Press. 1t
admits, rs every national newspaper
does, that editors occasionally exceed
the proper limits In reviewing the con-
due, OF public officers aud the clarac-
ter Of candidates for public position,
but adds: "However extreme many
OF Its contemporaries have been and
still arc In this Incorporate indul.
gence, they have yet to 20 a long
way further to come up with the
license and RIGHTEOUSNESS Of language
used toward individuals by the legal
profession when before a jury" The
manner Ia which many attorneys vii.
lily and abuse a witness for the pur-
pose Of breaking down his testimony
In order to a v a guilty client, Is out
rageous, and should not DO permitted
BY the Judges Of the courts. In this
respect Judges are remiss In their duty
In not calling the attorneys to order.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-09
A GOVERNORS DIVORCE.
The Wife Of Governor Stafford, Of Ari.
IONA, Seeking Relief from an lrk'
some Marital Bond.

Mrs. A. P. X. Stafford, wife Of the
Governor of Arizona, has commenced
suit for divorce from her husband, In
San Diego county. The Governor has
been so intent In his battle with the
Apaches that be has for . long time
neglected his wife. who has been resid-
Ing with her parents In San Diego.
For many months he has failed to
contribute to her support or commu.
nIcate with her In any way, anu sue
now seeks relief from the marriage
bond. Mrs. Stafford Is a young aud
very interesting lady, and In the
course she Is pursuing has the warm
sympathy Of her friends. Her conf
plalnt embraces a recital Of many acts
OF neglect and cruelty, which reflect
no credit upon Governor Stafford. 1t
Is understood that tho latter will make
no contest to the suit. "A few weeks
before sho begun proceedings Mrs.
Stafford caused the Governor to DO noti-
lied, through her counsel, Of her con.
templated action and gave him one
more opportunity to do something Tor
her support. His reply was to the
effect that she might do rs she pleased.
He Intended having nothing moro TO
do with her. Mrs. Stafford then be.
gan suit for divorce, one.half the COM
mon property and alimony. 1t Ia the
old story Of uncongeniality, and conse-
quent uuhappincss. Mrs. Stafford Is
young, intellectual. hlgh.bred and del
icately sensitive, while the Governor 10
well, the Governor Is not.-Sdn
Francisco Chronicle. January Sh.
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Sacramento Items.
: [Prpm the Record Of Y.,,erd,,,

" tFrom the Record Of Yesterday
Yesterday afternoon the canvas that
has for several weeks covered the
statues upon the entablature over the
west entrance to the Capitol was re-
moved, and the group was presented
In permanent position. In the centre
Is Minerva, with her shield resting ut
her side, her right hand grasping q
spear at rest. At her feet crouches the
traditional bear. At the left Of Minerva
Is a figure representing Education re-
,cllning. with her left hand resting
upon the globe. At the extreme left
10 q representation Of Industry. Upon
the right are emblematlc figures Of
Justice and the mining Industry OF the
State. The figures were placed In po-
sitlon by Mr.. Mezzalr, the artist by
whom they were wrought, and the
screen and scaffoldlng were removed
under his direction. The statues are
made from artificial stone, and still
retain their original color. At sone
future time they will probably be
tinted to correspond with tho color Of
TIC o.
Henry Barton, n brakeman on the
eastward.bo bound freight train No. z,
mot with a sad accident yesterday
morning at ten minutes to s o'clock.
As tho train wal starting from Secret
town le was thrown from the top Of n
car by the sudden jerk, and foil between
tho cars. A wheel passed over over
one Of his arms and crushed 1t horribly.
He was brought to this city OH the
westward.bound freight train. and sent
to the Railroad Hospital. where 10 re-
ceived the necessary attention.
Members Of the sporting fraternity
Of San Francisco aud Sacramento are
leaving daily for Carson, there to ex-
hlblt the tiger In his untamed state to
the peaceful denizens Of that burg.
Yesterday the Gould & Curry Silver
Mining Company filed with the Sccrc.
tary OF State a certificate Of Increase
OF capital from q, 400, 900 to : $500, 600.
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Bloody Chasm Closed.


The San Francisco correspondent Of
the Eureka Sentinel gives the follow
ing:
1.-Two souls with but q single
thought" It will be remembered
that Mrs. j. N. SAVER shot and killed
Mrs. Lake, her husbands mhtress, In
Stockton, about one year agos 1t WILL
also DO remembered that she came
very near weighing SAVERS sugar at
the same time. Savler, however, eS-
capped to Eureka aud White Pine, and
while out that way, sailed under the
name OF j. W. Nelson. ~. Nelson
Savier being his correct name, he
simply dropped Savier aud let the j..
Nelson stand.l Well, to get this para
graph to a point, l saw last Sunday,
out at North Beach. Mr.. and Mrs.
SAVER together. billing and cooking like
two young lovers. Judging from tho
general appearance OF things, l think
they had shaken hands across tho
bloody chasm."f IS TE
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Deatha.

MULLARD-In Silver City, January 8. Arthur
W., son Of X. I. and n. Mullsrd, aged 4 years
and I months.
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Admitting Gent and Ladies'.
ja9td
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d. l.. BLANCHARD, Manager.
WELLS, FARGO ~ co, Trsasurer.
deal I'd
CLOnE MINING COMPANY

GLOBE MINING COMPANY.-
SJ Location Of works, Gold Hill. Storey
county, Nevada.-Notice 10 hereby given that at
q meeting OF tho Board OF Trustees OF said
Company, held on the It'll day Of January, 4. u.
lST3, an assessment Of One Dollar (&lJ per share
was levied upon tho capital stock OF said Com.
pany, payable Immediately, In United states
gold coin, TO tho Secretary, at tho once OF tho
Company, Room No. 10 Dayward's Building,
No. 40 California street, San Francisco, Cal
ifornia.
ANY stock upon which raid assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10th day Of February, 1878,
shall be deemed delinquent, and will bc duly
Advertised for sale at public auction. and uniess
payment shall be made before, will be sold on
TUESDAY. the eth day Of March, 1878, to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
W. K. DEAN, Secretary.
ofice-Room No. 10 uAyward's Building. 40
California street, Ban Francisco, Cal. iaS I'd