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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, june a.-sv Virginia e's, old, ssa; con.
coils, 81; West virginia's, 10. Bid to-day.
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A LIEGHANY SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA, :.

This delightful watering. place Will be ready for
the reception of. visitors on the LIST Of June. .
The ALLEGIIANY SPRING possess the rare attrac
lions Of mountain and water scenery combined.
Thewaters of these springs are renowned for their
great curative powers Of that distressing disease
dyspepsia, and, the many sympathetic affections
Billiard tables, bathrooms bowling we'll
A full BRA SIS and STRNG-BAND In attendance.
BOARD: Per day, 81 per week, &l7.60; per month
flour weeks), $50; for the month OF june $40 for
three mouths, $3.50.
For further information and for pamphlets apply
to ALLEGHANY SPRINGS COMPANY, or to
NV 3l-lm, d. b. TiNSLEY, JR., Manager.
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS,

i .,,,. MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA. +
swatering place, SO long distinguished for its
active tonic and dHerdtipe powers, will be opened
on the FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1s7s, under the
proprietors having, since the closeof last sea-
son. made very large additions to the buildings, and
erected, besides, a new and commodious hotel, are
now prepared TO accommodate 600 guests, tk,5i
Hot and cold baths Of mineral water, SO essential
to many inyalids, at the command of visitors. Ne
u: Dr. JAMES f. HARRISON, professor at the Uni
yersity Of Vtrgsnia, win be the resident physician
during the season. - .t.tf- Saslsfl -Iss!t'T
Express, post, and telegraph Offices at this place
Round-trlp tickets can be procured In all the
principal cities and towns. -Ae ~
TERMS: Per day, $3.50; per week, S1s; per
moneb, $50; for the month Of june $40. Children
under ten and servants, half price.
ahis place presents: unusual attractions for fami-
lies, and every arrangement will be mnde for their
comfort Send for pamphlet containing the ANALYSIS
OF the water. j. j. q j. WADE, Projectors, I
! t:t3l. Yellow sulphur Springs post-ofiee.
~ my Film 4is, montgomery county, Va.
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NEW HYGEIA HOTEL, ~ .
OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA,

This splendid new hotel Is now open for visitors.
The location is beautiful with fine SURF-BATHING,
FISHING, &C., aud being furnished with all the mo-
dern conveniences Of trst-cass city hotel, render
IL attractive to the invalid or pleasure-seeker.
TERMS 90 per day, 500 per week.
- : CLARK s. WILSON,
lie dim - fa.;.sr. s.. Proprietors.
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pgrARTUaEy 81 srEznERs.

MEEAMTUkkS OF BEEAMERs.
FOE NEsY iYpRk The Old SsfSsA
asm Steamship WYANOKE. Csp;sin CsreH
VII sail ERlDAY. June 27tl, al O'Clock 2. m.
/ s .I y NJ freight received after p NJ
|, Lltongn nnls Of ladlns signed, ana goOds for.
esst ana west. Close connections nade with Cnnsrd
aans ia ioseign ports Passenger accommodstiops
tickets, 90. For frsigit or pssssae, appiy to UP
- rGEORaEaW.ABLEHt& CO, Agents.
I 1e 25-3t Company's Wharf. .Rockctt.
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OATH a1IrM SPRINGS. VIRGINIA,

OATH ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,
ID OPEN JUNE 18TH,
Ten MILES FROM MILLBORo' DEPOT, CuESA-
T.ss4s X PEAKE.AND OHIO RAILROAD. =. ~
This place is noted for its alum and tonic chaly-
beate waters, pure and dry atmosphere, location,
and excellent buildings aud is in every way suited
Of four weeks. For particulars send for circulars
Post-ofice al the springs.
DIR. GEORGE w. CARRISGToN, RESIDENT Physi.
clan. -.
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GUNNER BOARDING in the healthy and
- pleasant village or Chirchve, eight miles
from Stanton on the stage route 10 Augusta
Springs. Daily mails, good society, and churches
OF different denominations. Board per month, SO |;
per week, S. Address
49, j. AID. FUNKHOUSER,'
je 2-le* Churehvllle, A,,glista county, Va.
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EPPS,S PREPARED COCOA AND
IL CHOCOLATE, requiring no cooking or boiling,
aud will be borne by the weakest stomach or the
most feeble patient without discomfort Imported
and for sale by CHR1STIAN d WHITE, I
10 s-lM SiA Main street,
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RICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAILROAD Co.,
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT.
!'I RICHMOND. VA. June 10. 1917
GOING WE 5 T.-The Lynchburg and
NJ Danvile Passenger Train daily Except Sun
iays) leaves Richmond at 9:I5 A. ~: Hurkevtle ut
leo p. NJ; arrives ut Lynchburg 4a5 P NJ. and ar
rives at Danyille at s PM.
Sunday Lynchburg Passenger Train leaves Rich
mond at SOS A. M. arrives ut Burkeville ut ll:2s
a. NJ and Lynchburg ut I:IO p. M.
Through Mail and Passenger Train leaves Rich
mond daily at Ids Z. NJ; leaves Danyille daily at
s:is P. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily at lilo
GOING EAST.
The Lynchburg and DanviIle Passenger Trains
daily Except Sundays leave Lynchburg ut sl5 A.
NJ; leave Danvllle at sl5 A. NJ; leave Burkeyiile
at1la0 A. NJ: arrive at Richmond at 2:55 I. NJ.
The Sunday Lynchburs Passenger Train leaves
Lynchburg at s:i5 p NJ; leaves Burkevilc at lilo p.
/ The Through Mall and Passenger Train leaves
Greensboro daily at Sis P. NJ; leaves Danville
daily at 11:l7 p M; arrives mt Richmond daily ut
Gas A. NJ. s.
The Through Mail and Passenger Trains going
South connect ut Greensboro with trains Oh the
North Carolina railroad for all points south.
The Lynchburg Trains connect at Burkevile
with train on the Atlantic, Mississippi ana ONO
railroad for Ill points southwest and south.
Through tickets to all points south and southwest
can be procured ut the ticket office IN Richmond,
and Of K. +. WALKER. agent OF the Atlantic, MIS-
sssippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1895 Main street,
Richmond. =, -,
Papers that have arrangements TO advertise the
- . -i-.E Z. NJ. X. TALCUTT,
lie Ii Engineers and superintendent.
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OHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD--On and after 5th May, 1873, the pissen-
ger trains will run as follows: ss......
WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN.-LeavcS Richm0nd $50 a. Nj:
DAILY except Sunday, connecting Win Va C.'
lottesvie. and arrives at White sulphur Springs
'EXPRESS TRAIN.-Leaves Richmond at 10 P.
NJ DAILY except Saturday, connecting at CiordOns-
Lynchburg and southwest, and arrives at Hunt
ington at $50 p. N. next day. Steamer leaves hunt
inyton on arrival of the train, and arrives at Cln-
cnnat at O'Clock next morning.
SULPHUR only ut tllnCticn Gordonsville, Charlottes
VILE Sla,inton, Goshen, MillmrO', and Coyington.
ACCOMMODATIONS ERAlN.-LeaVesR Richmond
at $40 z. NJ. DAILY except Sunday, and arrives al
Gordonsville at sas 2. N
Steamer leaves Cincinnati ut Z. NJ. DAILY ex-
cept Sunday, and arrives at Huntington ut A.
". next day, connecting with express train.
EXPRESS tTRAIN.-Leayes Huntington at 10 A:
st. DAILY except Sunday, and arrives at Richmond
going south and with James river steamer for Nor,
folk This train stops between White Sulphur and
Richmnnd only at junction, GOrdonsville, Char
lottesvile, Sttunton, Goshen, Millboro', and Cow
MAIL TRAIN.-Leaves White sulphur 5:55 A. NJ.
DAILY except Sundays, connecting with v Co, Va.
H. Il G. S. railroad al Charlottesville and Gordons-
vile, and arrives at Richmond Il. nj.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Gordons-
vile $50 A. NJ. DAILY except Sundays. connecting
at Gorionsville with W. G., Va, NJ 4 G. $. railroad
train from Lynchburg and southwest, and arrives ut
Richmond l0l5 A. nj. ..
For further information Inquire at the company
Office on Broad near seSenteents street
+ JAMES +. NETHERLASD, General Ticket Agent
+ mv3 ....ru-. 40. .... re .....s. -...
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS
AT DISPATCH OFFICE, JUNE "a.
z A. NJ 3P. Nj. 81 M.
. rs 70
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE "a, 1878.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE %, 1873.
Sun rises. 4.42 Moon sets........." o
Sun sets. 7ls High tide. sd
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DOR NEW Y0RK.-OLD 10 iET&
i MINIoN STEAMSHIP COMPANY; s2 !, : :. Z
The sIde-whcel steamships OLD DOMI MON,
WYASOKE. ISAAC BELL. SARATOGA, NJ
AGARA, ALBEMARLE. and ilATrERAS leave
New York for Norfolk, City Point. and X. Richmoni
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana oAiohpAi
at 2 o'clock L. III. ,y rp,u,y
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, ffiDAi'
and SUNDAY at high tide. o,,.,,,,,
These ships are entirely new. They nave c"saH'
saloons state-rooins and bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are ''''
surpassed. x,u,, ,.,,.,,,rJ,J
with dispatch, aud no charge made except act'''l
expenses incurred. Ms. a,,.,,,,or. tor ,I
Close connections made with steamers lot AL
southern and European ports.
For further information, apply 70 ~
GEORGE W. ALLEN Co., agemls,,
Captain GEORGE W. ALLEN.
JOHN +. MAYER. ~ :
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A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS. 4rFFFS
N .la -szRsSsss
SAILIN8 FROM NEW YORK
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.

. t.f. ...Ha RATES:
CABIN PAsSAGE--PAIABLE IN GOLD.
0nae,,st,,,e,, Observation-Disclosures and as
TIT ond,,y -.............,....,,,, so and 10
n, Darts ........-,........ 90 and 50
no Hare U.mburp Antwerp .......... 20 and 50
To Bremen. Gotlenburg, Chr sthnia,
sc go .,........... 9J and IS
n. B.-Cabn rates for "Wednesday steamers pay
able in currency.
Observation-Disclosures IN CURRENCY.
Glasgow, Liverpool, Queenstown, or. -
Londonderry, to-. gov II"lh ~
Hamburg. Havrc, Antwerp to....-..... IS from -
Bremen, Gothenburg, &c to-. 81 rom ~
Passengers booked TO and from railway SLm",,a
or seaports In England ireland. Scntla,d NORWAY,
Sweden, Denmark. Germany. France, Holland Bel
GUM and the United States.
Passenger, hooked DIRECT from iNermo, Genoa,
Mcssiua, aud Trieste r. New } ORR.
For further information .ppiy 70
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
a. g. 4 Bowling Green. N. ~, or
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO.. Ag"nt,
an,7 3 Governor street, Ri.hm"nd,Na.
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WOODS CHOLERA MKT U RE-
w APRIL 80, 1861" During the prevalence OF
tackled with the prevailing disease Ia the form Of
violent pain and copious diarrh9a. ! was induced
and am happy to bear testimony to Its
in arreSting and curing the prcmonitory symp-
toms of cholera. Iconsider it almost specific for
dirrrhRn, cramps, uomnings, &C., aud think every
housekeeper would do we'll to keep bottle of 1t In
his house. You are ut liberty TO publish this our
friend, f. B. COOK" Sold by druggists ana WOOD
e SONS at soc. per bottle -e..'. Je
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WEEKLY TO QUEENSTOWN AND EVER
POOL, F0RTNIGHTLYT To I0NDUS
(D1RECTl, FROM PIERS IL
AND AZ NORTH RIVER,
NEW YORK.

These steamships are the largest In the trade.
Cabin passage $50 90. and Zoo; excursion. sleo
and $3.50 currency; steernsc, s?s. Prepaid steer
derry, Glasgow Cardiff. Bristol. or London. cheaper
than BY any other route. For further inimrmation
amply 10 +. ". J. HURST,
80 Broadway, New York; or
GEORGE w. ALLEN Il co, Agents.
nos Richmond. Va.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO.
MAC RAILROAD. I'm y
I UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Sreet citation $40
. UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Street station $40
p NJ. Except on Suudays.)
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-Street
station 6 r NJ. Except on Sundays.)
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-street SUE
ton at 1903 Z. NJ. .H ~ : -,
ZION a:tO a, NJ. Except on Mcnday5l
Down ACCOM- NOTATION TRAIN arrives AZ
Rroad Street station s:37 a. NJ teAcept On suh-
dtys.) 20. -. x., ..,,o ~,
FREIGHT TRAINS leave. Rroad-Street station on
MONDAYS Wednesdays, AMI Fridays at e:a5 A. M !,
nnnnertinp nj Ouantico with the Alexandria and
Observation-Disclosures rlway. Returning, arrive at Broad
Street station On Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Satut.
DAYS ut $40 p. VI. 3.tt,E.@
os oi"'A '. : J. b. GENTRY,
&fef1s @t General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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Foreign N ews.
PARIS, May 25.

PARIS May 25.
The change in the Presidency has been
accomplished without the slightest dis
turbance and perfect order prevails
throughout France. Troops have been
confined in their barracks since yesterday
morning, but all is quiet in Paris and no
sign of disorder is visible in the depart
ment. Radical journals to-day are calm
in tone: they recommend prudence and
wisdom on the part of the Republicans,
and urge peace and shct adherence to
the law. Gambetta has issued mani
festo calling on Republicans to respect
the law. Marshal Mcmahon has St mt Il
communication to NJ. Buffet, Pr, sdent
of the Assembly, acknowledging the oiIic-
ial notification of his election to the Pres
idency, accepting the Office in the follow
ing terms
will obey the Assembly, the deposit
tory of the national sovereignty. 1t is a
heavy responsibility, but with Gods aid
and the devotion of the army, will con-
tinue the work of liberating the territory
and restoring order, and will maintain
tranquility and the principles on which
society rests. To this l pledge my word
as an honest man and soldier.
The President has issued circular to
the Projects of the Departments, piomis-
ing that no attack would be made on the
laws or institutions of the country.
The formation Of the new Government
has not yet been completed. 1t is said
Duke De Broglie will have tine Ministry
of the Interior and NJ. Pierre Magaue
that of Finance, and Baron De Lancy, NJ.
NJ. Ernsal and Balthie will also enter the
Cabinet A part of the folio was rendered
to NJ. Goulard, late Minister of Finance,
Immediately after President Theirs dep
sition, buth declined it. A large number
of Republican functionaries have re.
signed.
LONDON, May %.
A dispatch from Montevidio, of date
April %, says that yellow fever prevails
there to such an extent that the people
are flying from the city and business is
suspended.
MADRID, May %.
A banquet was given, last night, in
honor of Bradlaugh, the bearer of Eng
lands resolutions congratulating the Re.
public.
Mutiny is reported among the military
at Becga. A regiment revolted and tried
to kill its Colonel but the troops arrived
in time from the neighborhood. The
Colonel's life was saved and discipline
and order restored.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-27

Randall, Dakota, Of the 18th inst, con-
tains the following; Falls. guide sent
to me by Randall. reported positively
that 300 warriors and Young men belong
ing to the Yanktown agency, left their
reservation a few days ago, to join the
hostile Indians Of the upper Missouri,
and that the Indians will muster 5000
warriors in the field this summer.
wAsHINGToS, May p
Il is ascertained from those having
the best means of information, that the
acton in the Civil Service, advising that
ihs Board at its present session will en-
courage Grant, and thus render more
effective the contemplated reform.
They believe, since their consultation
with the President and members OF the
Cabinet on Saturday, that the Admins
traton is determined to give the support
which is needed
The official postage stamps and
stamped envelopes are not to be used
before the first of July, when the act
abolishing ranking privileges goes into
effect. These stamps are for busine SIS
only, consequently they must not be
sold nor used on private correspondence,
nor business applied to any private pur-
l. ,ka,,
must they be sold, loaned nor given to
any officer, agent or clerk in any other
department of government: and viola
ton of these prohibitions will be held to
constitute good ground for removal until
further notice Stamped envelopes of
special design will be furnished to first
class offices; only other Offices will be
supplied as now, with official unstamped
envelopes for use with the official
stamps.
New YORK, May %.
An analysis proves that the corned
beef from which the persons were re-
NNh'. N""Sh BUN, N'h'diHch hot ihc
slightest trace of poison.
The livery stable of Paddock & Me-
Intyre, in Brooklyn, was burned to-day
with seventeen horses AMI eight car
r.ages.
The gas men strike has ended, and
The new hands discharged and the s:rik-
ers re-engaged at 50 so per day.
In Brooklyn, this evening, during an
alteration between man named Geo.
Roderick aud James Corcoran, in which
the latter was very abusive, he struck the
former. Roderick and Corcoran each drew
Il pistol, when the mother of the former
,ushed between them. In the struggle
to prevent her son from firing, his pistol
went off, the ball passing through the
mothers eye into the brain, killing her
instantly.
Hartford, May %.
Ex-Governor Jewell, appointed Minis
ter to Russia, is considering the matter,
and will probably accept.
BALTIMORE, May %.
Columbus O'Donnel, one of our richie st
citizens, died tonight.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-27

SUTEo TUNNEL The main header of
the Sutro Tunnel, says the Virginia
Evening Chronicle, of the 18th, is in
3,94l feet, 80 feet having been made dur.
ing the past week, A large stream of
water is now flowing from the header,
which causes much inconvenience and
somewhat retards The progress of the
work. 1t is said to flow full seven inches,
miners measurement. The rock in the
face is still hard, but blasts we'll The
engineers and machiuists are put in
readiness to start up shat. No. /, and
pumping will be commenced on Monday
The water in the shaft IS 1926 feet deep
but the heavy pumping machinery will
bail it out in few days. The machine
shop ut the mouth of the tunnel has been
started up with full force.
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N FRESHMAN At THE HEAD OF
THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT.

France has given the world another
great surprise. Marshal Mcmahon, of
strong monarchial proclivitias, the stead
fast friend OF the Bonapartes, and an
irishman by descent, has been elevated
70 .he Presidency There may be faint
hope found ia his lineage, which
would seem TO make it impossible that he
could become an oppressor, that the in-
fuence of his position will be on ths sile
of popular freedom; but his triumph is
certainly the overthrow of Liberalism in
France, Us now Organized, and We c.a
only interpret it as opening the way for
the restoration of the Napoleonic dynasty.
The history Of civilization is the history
of armies, is the fundamental idea OF
Eapoleonism; and that principle seems
to be clearly recognized in Marshal Nc.
Mahon's brief and significant address ac-
cepting the position.
Marshal McMahon is the descendant
of noble Irish family. He entered the
military service of France in 1926, at st.
Cyr; was sent to the Algerian wars in
1880; took part in the expedition to Ant
werp in 1882; attained to the rank of
Captain in 1893; and after holding the
post of Abide camp to several Generals
in Africa, and taking part in the assault
of Constantine, he was promoted to the
grade of Major in $780, was nominated
Lieutenant Colonel in 1912; made Col
onel in 1915; and Brigader General
in 1916. When, in 1855, Gen
eral Canrobert lett the Crimea,
General Mcmahon, then in France, was
selected by the Emperor to succeed him
in the command of division; and when
the chiefs of the allied armies resolved
on assaulting Sehastopol, Sept. 8, they
assigned to General McMuhon the peril
Gus post Of carrying the works Of the
Malakotf For his brilliant success Oh
the occasion he was presented with the
Grand Cross OF the Legion of Honor.
He was made Marshal in the Italian
campaign Of 1859, and was created
Duke OF Magenta in commemoration of
that victory. He was appointed Governor
General of Algeria in 1864. His serv-
ces in the recent disastrous war of
France against Prussia are too recent to
need recapitulation. He stood by the
captive Emperor to the last, and his
sorrow was, outside the royal family, the
deepest when Louis Napoleon breathed
his last The election of Marshal Nc.
Mahon to the Presidency is the rtstora-
ton of Imperialism.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-27

NAVIGATION OF THE YELLOWSTONE. An
official dispath from General Sheridan
says the steamer Key West, the second
largest steamboat on the Upper Missouri
river, went up to within three miles of
the mouth of Powder river, and If we had
had the proper appliances to have taken
out two loose rocks in the channel at
Key West Falls, the last rapids on the
river, she could have gone up at least
eighty miles further. At high water she
could have gone over the rocks with ease.
At the time the expedition went up the
spring rise had not occurred and the
water was lower than at any time previ-
Gus for the last three years. The Yellow
stone is better stream to navigate than
the Upper Missouri.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-27

The supreme Court, of California re-
yersed the decision Of the Municipal Grim
inal Court in the case of The People vs.
Chas. D. Coon. The prisoner, it will be
recollected, was clerk in the employ of
Ca1lill 4 Co., ck-bokers, and was ac-
cused by the firm OF having stolen large
amount Of stock. He vas indicted Of
grand larceny, and delivered up long
after the indictments were found. He
was tried in the March term of the Munic
ipal Court, convicted and sentenced to
the State Prison, The case was appealed
to the Supreme Court, the main points
relied on for new trial being that the
indictment was defective, and that if any
offence was committed it was embezzle-
ment and not grand larceny.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-27

DECIDEDLY MoRMoNIsr1c. - The St.
George (Utah) Enterprise treats the Mo-
doc question is this peculiarly Mormon
style: eff the Lord does not see fit to
let the soldiers kill them, He will be on
their side, and they will use up the SOL
diers in spite of all they can do. But il
their time has come 10 die, He will give
the soldiers power over them so they may
be destroyed; but we doubt very much
about its being their time, now, to die
ergo we say make peace" Peace will
probably be made, brother in the faith, -
if there is enough Modoc left out of
which to manufacture it.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-27

A NEW style Of Police Court reporting
has been originated in Boston, the follow
ing being sample: If eleven dozen eggs
worth thirty-four cents n dozen were
divided equally among the drunkards in
the Municipal Court this morning, each
culprt would have had two; and to find
the number of cases in the docket, you
have only to extract the square root of
1925, and add the number of eggs each
prisoner had to the result.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-27

The Sonora Independent says a rich
gravel deposit has been discovered in the
mountains, near Hale's sawmills, Sugar
Pine District, by Messrs. Brendt & Co.
1t is said to be the regular Table Noun
tain washed gravel and cobble rock, and
prospects all the way from one to two
bits to the pan. Pieces of coarse gold,
weighing $50 and upwards, have been
found in the diggings. The Rawhide
Company are getting up two 12-inch
pumps, which, with their 30-horse power
engine, will be capable Of draining the
mine.