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The Hickman courier., 1874-03-07

Late advices from Buenos Ayres have
been received. The cholera continued forage
with unabated violence.
Ihe Spanish army under Gen. Mari
ones has made three attacks on the Carlist
force before Bilboa, and was repuIsed each
, 1874-11-28

ally largo. N. Louis Lo pelrtos baud furnished
tim nl,iB!c for The occaHlon. Dancing COM
nlonced at 3 o'clock, and continued With I'M
sbasusl fury until II. Tho soeable waa ono Of
rare goot] fooling and endowment.
Tho p,ooceda which may DO derived from tho
iinE Under tho supervision Of hlrs. Horton. will
po donated 10 tic fonndlings' Homo Of Chicago.
RIVER FOREST.
on account Of tho innbiiily Of Prof. Swing to
10 prosont, there wero no religious cxorciaeB in
tho Methodist Episcopal Church Thuralay even-
Ing. The pooplo met In tho basement of tho
church. however, mud Ind vory pleasant soc!nl.
Tho members Of tho Goo Club u1dol much to
tho enjoyment Of tho oyeniug by notne e1cellont
vocal mstnio. hftHs JonuH. at Er!n. pn.. nnl Mira
Moore lrow forth much applauso by lilo manner
In which eacll EanE a sGlo,
socfnblo will be held Friday evening at tim
reailot,co of Mr.. Antllow.
Tho Ladies' Temperance Union ha1d 4 amoat,np
yeaterdhy at 8 .. Ill.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
4 now ntoro Alllding Is erecting on tho CORNER
Of Vinconras road and Niuety-afth atreet.
Tho depot Oh tho same crossing ia now fixed
fact, and tho work wiil DO startcd immediately.
It fs to ba Of bricl to cost 81 900, and TO COM
btuo d pAaAengor-depot and dwelling g-houae for
the agent In QUO. The trainH already atop at
that polnt each day.
8Mnday, Dec. 8. Is appointed az the tlay for tho
dedication Of tho new Union Church m Pros
pccs avenue. There will DO arrangements made
to aocnrs accommodations ly rail from and to tho
city:
Tile houRe OF Mrs. parncil whs attempted by
burglars one night lately. Thoy sawed the lock
out, but were hoard By tho occupants Of tbs
house, aud eHcaped. No arrosts.
, 1874-11-28
THE CITY.
THE COUNCIL.

THE COUNCIL.
PROCEEDINGS or YESTERDAY EVENINGS HEEF1No.
Tho Council hold special meeting luht even-
tng, rrcstlont Dixon in tho ohatr.
Tho Committee Oh railroads submitted m Or
diuauco granting to "duly authorized corpora
ton" tl,o right OF way for horao-railway trnck
m Lake street mud WaoaBh aysuuo. It raa laid
ovor.
Aid, Wootlman SAID 10 signed tho report bo-
oaugs ho folk anre that tho track would bo laid
aud ftrat-ctnsB road oHtnbl!Hhcl.
Tho Comuittoo on judiciary submitted 1o-
port recommending tho passago OF tho reBolu-
ton requesting tho Corporation Counsol to giVo
an opiuluu In reference to tho right Of the Conn-
ell to inercase tho contract prlco for tho fullor-
ton avenue conduit. Tho report waa con-
curroa in.
Tho same Committee recommended TINT tho
resolution in relation to flxiag day for holding
All election with reference to tho General 1noor-
noraton act bo placed on to, ainoo it WIS - pro.
mature npd inipracticablo. II not impossible"
Ihe report was oDneurreh ~. .,,
Tho Committee gu Stfaets anu a1eSs, ooutn
Division, submitted mn ordinance granting tho
Chicago City Railway Company tho right to 10y
track on Wabash areuno. It was lnid over.
ON motion, all the ordinances now In tho hanas
Of tho Ccrl; were ofdcrrd TO 90 oneroa,aea. a.oo,,s
monliug tho ph=sago oi all order authorizing
tho Doatl1 Of Police to employ watohmon a. a. tno
ongnc-holBen tor four tnonths at SGo. aud
thu Comptroller to mako temporary !oan OF
&0,tl1. It WAS laid ovpr.
AID. Stonu prosonted roruonstranco ot prop
ertY-ownors oil Wabash nyenno against laying q
track OH that thotoughfaro. It was laid on the
tablo Temporarily.
Ad. bailey (M. d. presented resolution d.
rcctiug tho Board Of Pnbi1c Works to- make ar.
ru,,renentA for tho use OF "nhtiye Limestone #"
III tic construction Of tho City-Iall.
, 1874-11-28

From The Lonisrtts CoMrier-.]oNFnaL
a rather mysterious ufratr occurred a few
nights ago In tho Louisville Medical College
Building, corner of Filth and Groen htrccta,
Two Of the st,tdonts have boon paying attention
to the san.e young lady. who iyes but a stones
throw from tho Medical College, and thoy got
into quarrel with each other about her. 1t was
ut last proposed tint each take pfRtol aud fight
2 dual In q dark room in tito college building.
80 tho patola were selected Accontla choBon.
and tho party, whom no ono wae In the house nt
night, cut 'cred o room mud. locking the door bo-
hind them. prepared, for the encounter: The
Ia sach osr n a word o me-
gas was lit. aud m Investigation only proved
that tho powder aud bn'l had boon wasted. Tic
word tie pistols were again dischaFsod. ] Tits Its
ti1no ono Of tho duolsts waB found slightly
wounded in tho lott arm. The honor OF tho
medical gentlemen having boen thus satistiod.
tue two hecamo friendly ugain aud shook hands
with aach other.
, 1874-11-28

hIisa Lillian Edgarton, tho iecturons, In ut tho
Grand Pacific.
The Hon. A. Campbell, NJ. O.-cloct from In
salle, is at tho Grand Pacific.
Gen. r. A. Harris, OF tho Nav Orleans Times,
ia stopping nt tho Palmor uou o.
Elmer Wnshbnrn former OAct Of Poticc. and
preHeut hoad Of the Treasury socrnt Service, il
in the city.
@. @. McKecyor, Earl, prpprietor Of tho at.
Louis Mercantile Circulator, iBnpeuding > few
days In tho city.
D. D. Dabcocls. Eminent Commander of tho
Oriontal Comnlandory OF L. T., Of Cevoia nd, |.
at tho Sherman llouBo.
Hepworth Dixon, who ie to leotnro in tho
Lakesitlo Course Monday arrived l,cro yoHter-
day, and is stopping at thu Grand Pacific.
John Dlnisloll ia to bc manager OF tho Museum
Dillon AZ tho star It is u nero question Of time.
Costor, and Capt. King, Of II. 3. II. North
American Boundary Commission, ARC ut the
Sherman.
Z. A. Small. Esq., las been employed by tho
Citizons' AHBoclstiou to assist StateH Attorney
Reed in the prosecution OF Mike 3lcDouald for
assanltiug Jim Mc0arry.
Thomns Christopher Marsh. Chief Clerk Of
tHD ElG!bHt 1JopAlLl0 OIL rH6 CnlcREO, ttt1F-
lingtou & Qnincy Railroad has just return cd
from an Eastera trip. LIE is much improved in
Zenith aud spirit.
]. Y. Lo Moyne has at last definitely deollsd
to contest Mr. G, B. Farwoll's sent In Congress-.
JnmoB Kirk. who ran Tor Alderman of tho TIVE Il.
tiotl, Ward against Corcoran, will also sock TO
oust the latter. Theso Alderuanic caaes invari.
ably take yenr, so that Corcoran has no prcs-
ent cause for distress.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. ~
Palmer House-1laphaol Bush, st. Lonia Il.
". Oliver, Nebraska L. L. Child, boston !;
Fred Hing, Jr.. lacrosse i; +. A. Wilson, Bangor !;
Charles Smith, Nov Orleans B. B. Marks, New
York; L. B. Lull. Grand Rapida; J. u. Carson
Toledo; Il. A. Nelson, Alontroal; +. Scarf, Bos-
ton. -. GRAND Pacifc-W. Harold bixoa,
London: J. A. Straight, Washington, D. e.;
Jonathan Warnor. Mineral Ridge, O.; D. II.
Valentine. St. Paul; 4. @. Travis, st. Louis;
W. Il. Smaltey, Philadelphia; j. l.. FREQ
man. y. s. NJ; ", II. Gardner, Duf-
falo; N. Jonkine. pittsburg; L. c. lIotcl-
kiss, kentucky. Dr.. John Sweeney. st.
Louis. -. Sherman Louse-W. r. Walker,
Toledo; !. J. Thomas. Rock Island; r. H. War
ner: Toledo; W. v: Mnswort1, Toledo; D. L.
Phillins, Springfield; E. L. Laison, Rochester !;
G. @. Thomas, s.. Paul; William Ned,llck, Of
tawa. . fremont H0use--W!lIiam Gay
lord, Northnmpton, A1aBs.; D. Mccullough,
Peoria I'm DeGratf. Winona; J. i. Whitney,
Detroit; Z. B. Wall. Wyoming; II, II. Weaklcy,
Madison D. Harris, Quincy; II. Woodbury.,
Non York.
, 1874-11-28

src1liteot, Mr.. ]. q, Ooohranc, not loss In ts a-
posing exterior than In the arTongemont
Of tlao intortor. Tho building has 4
frontage Of III fcot on lndann avenue
md Of 1870 foot on Torttoth street, an.l is CONF
tlotoly flnishod far AZ It Inn Eoh.. though tho
plnn complete eontomplatcH tho edition Of 81
font to Tho Indiana avenue ftont, and co feet to
tho wost end, making tho total Dimensions 1GS
by 13U foot Tl,oro will tho, lo ourt bDx78 fcos
III tho contro. furnishing light AM. vontilntion to
tho interior rooms. ~ present. tho north sud
Of tue court ID open.
ae !tB narno Indicates, IL for old pfopc-aged md
lnt!r1n mou aud women who Gun no longcr
work for . living, and to whom ttie
bet Sit. It is truly nngn.i'oent olarity, ON on.
titng ita pron1otora to grateful antf lonored ro-
mcnl6ranoo., Tho Homo complete will contnln
accommodations for about lo0 itsnatoa. due ro-
eaFa having boon hnd d., FOR ti,o reqni1omontB OF
ventilation has been adorted aud applied to each
OF the Hlocping- g-roo.nR. From zach floor yora1l-
dnha opcn botl upon tho front and upon tho
court. 30 that breath Of froal air may ba OBJ
talnod without goiug up anti down stairs and, to
sayo tho sano laborious effort 10 B.,ch OF tho it,-
matcs III arc feoblo, t1nmb-watsora for tllo cnn-
veYance Of food run from tho basemont to tho
upper floors.
THE INTERIOR ARRANGEMENT
Of tho rooms In as follows Tho basement con-
tains four BerYhsitR' rooms, with lstchon, lsun-
dry. storc.rooma, ctc. On t,o lrst floor arc
Twenty-Five bedrooms. each 1lxl7 foot par
lor 1dxlo foot tho A1utron'a reeeptiol.-roou,,
1l110 foot; q dining.roo s,i141 foot and 4
woilt-room, 10x2l foot. In tho senond story
thoro arc twenty tuo bedrooms, ench 11x17 feet;
q ascls.r0om, 1Gxt9 foot work-room, 19124 feot;
and chapel, 24141 feet. THO arrangement OF The
third floor is exactly tho sa1no, AZ to tho dimen-
siona Of tho rooms. Bathrooms ard wafer
closots aroaupplied in abundance, and everything
tEas can help to mako tho little that remains OF
life endurnb1o to tho Veterans who are to ab]o
loro hencofoit1, liberal and CAREFUL hands llayo
dono. The Ito1ne il al institution to which tho
people of Chicago eau point with pride. There
ts nothing of Its character superior to 1t in Amor
icn
, 1874-11-28

From Dec. 1874. u passenger trims Of the Micht-
gan Central and Groas Western Railroads will run
through from Chicago TO Suspension Bridge without
transfer Of passengers baggagctha entire traina
being taken tho river ut Dotro!t on new iron
forry-coata built IN tie sskuncheat expressly
for tho purpose.
Pullman cars will run 10 usual between Chicago and
New York, via bath New YORK. Central sud Erto Rail.
ways.
Tho Michigan Central ami Great Western RosGs
hotng In thu hueA possible CONDITION, ask the continued
fyors Of the public, and promise, erer steed COM
fort. anu safoty.
, 1874-11-28

tako $75 from iiln pocket, but failed, Ho cAusad
hof hfrost aud incarceration Jonterdny afternoon
Tho name Of tho onployo In tho Courier Office
WING tried to outrage l1lHs Jonos Ia Q. A. Abecl,
a,Itl TO Is t'o ooun}n Of tho oity odltor OF tint
pnnpor, whiol accounts fof tho oAgorneAb dis.
plered by that individual to linal up tho mattor.
a warrant has boon taton ont for Aboel, but llo
iiaa not boon found. having probably loft tho
city.
Tie gambling-room at No. 75 South HalaIod
street was ralaod at D;30 o'clock last night by i
koopers, John Simpson and ohasloh Dawn. and
Six inulateh cnpturod. Soma OF tho stools
,aoa III playing faro wore conlisoated. Tho
prisoners woro taken to hfndisou- Street. Station,
where thoy subsequently gave bail and we're ro.
loasod.
Throe mon attempted to rob . passenger
nasned Fuller on tho II o'clock Sunday train
gu tho aalcnn Division of tho Northwestern
Rallrond.. just after tho cars lad reached
oronsing at tho city limits. Fuller
whs w,su 0p sno the .o p'asfSf% sopoa OF him. ssr sd
endohvored to. ri!o ha pocsotn. I1e hal @, 900
III h,s possession, aad thoy would hayo Ind 1t in
molnotit more but for tho quick action Of 4
brakeman named Horny Marshall, %ho hoard
one of tho rntfana or tho platform, and 1t is
thought, fatally injured him. The others os-
capped by jumping OH tha train.
Mr. I. J. ,Jones. of Philadelphia wns robbed
OF ahtchel containing valuable papels-deuds.
mortgages. and oontrarte-nhilo about to leava
Michigan Southern Rai!road,- Thursday niEht.
about $50 o'clock. Mr. .ropos discovered
H losa shortly aftorwnrd, aud returned to
.he ne .aty sity Immediately aud ropottod to
Morgan, negro por'or, whom atr. Jones' mot in
tho depot and lntrustod with two satchetB, which
ho tnfurmod Mr. Jonea ho Ind piaced In tis sco-
tion in tho glooping-car. Ono OF tho satchcls
, 1874-11-28

domand eoaacd. n second meeting hhs bocn ar
ranged for Sunday ovoning, 70 which tlo public
arc inyitod, toro nro no tickets and tho Bunth
will bo freq. Tho Toy. 9. II. Fowler aud othors
will spcak. Doora open promptly Mt 7 p. m.
NugIUA1. MATiNEE.
Thoro will bo grand musical mhttnoo from
HILL. for tho benefit Of tia German nc!cf 80
ciotlnB' fair, at 25 couts admission. The pro-
gralnno is AZ follows,
i. March," Con. Moitho".. .1Irfurth
=. 0serturo-" Err Diafolo .Anbcr
8. IotpnMrrl--" Rfgoctto World
1. va!sc-"Ncw Vicnnn ".................... -
0. Oyertnro" Nahlleaslnosor rn..,..,,,,.., u. Vortll
O. Quadrilla-" 1lHntcrs' Bongs gsn,,.,,.. Hoffman
7. Polka Maxurka. .......... ,,..,, ,,.. Hermann
3. potrourrt o1oeasio rrlelo
.rW t7F ecritats WGIs
10. Galoppo-" Always Inppy". .Parow
, 1874-11-28
tho Homo up to Nov. AZ. Tho Docomhar most-
ing will ho held Doc 40, tho Tuesday aftor

tho Homo up to Nov. AZ. THO Docombsr meet-
! ing VII be held Dec. 20 tho Tuesday aftor
Ohriatmaa-Day.
Frank AenoW, tho now shorin and Emil
Dict%soll, Tho NOW Coroner Of Cook County. woro
ycntorday aworn into olllcs, having first hlod
slloll bonds "a the lnm required. Tho oath wan
nd'nlnlHtorcd by tho County Clark Con. Licb.
Iio bontin given by Coroner Dictzsoh Wnro Rgn-
ota by four sllret[es-Francfs Arnold, Frod DA1-
man, Theodore Schints, aud II: W. =. 0olsen.
Tho amount of tho bond Is s15, ,0oo. The shor-
iir's bondsnen uoro not made public. Tho tsw
Shcrin and Coroner will not nsss,mo tho tlutica
Of tioir respective Offices until tho first Monday
OF noxt mouth.
information ia wanted Of tho whereabouts of
Ignatius paibil, m old man GO yenrH OF ngo, WHO
loft tho ataro Of bin son At No. 148 Milwaukee
nycuuo OH TueHday last, mud had not beon neon
or heard OF by hiH fficnds since. Tho old man
was short OF stuturn slightly dorangotl, nutl
pock-markod In tho face. and woro at tho titno
Of h!s departure drab coat, black pants. aud a
black felt hat. Tho lust time he was sean ho WAS
WALKING weat on lndluna Bireet. Anybody know
Ing anything about him will ploaRo let his Sun
lnow At No. 14a Milwaukee avonuo.
4 vonng man namad George ShulthoB, tif,-
smith, roadug at No. SOL Twenty-socond atreot,
Bhot himself In tho load a,,l abdomen with ro-
yolvor Thursday oroninE, juat attor returning
entering tho houso, bocamo rory boleteroup, and
drawing revolver throatcned to shoot lila sister,
mho ra,l out Of tho house md escaped. Tho young
man thon tlrod At hirn,olf aud inflicted fatnl
wounds, 1Ie was lingering last night, hut tho
httordinS physician Eagc tho opinion tint ho
could not survive longer than this morning.
No ca1ao other than TINT Of lntoxioation ia aB-
agnod for the net. 8aulthee has tho reputation
Of boing generally temperate aud industrious
Mr. W. 0. Lailam a lotter-carrior, residing at
No. 15i Adams stroet. in In receipt Of private
letter from Mr. q. A. Lewis. formerly Of Chit
caEo, but now resident Of White, Morris Coun-
, 1874-11-28

Chicago, Burlington q Quincy Railroad
Sunday Train,
for Omaha Ogden, Salt Lake, sln Francisco, and ali
FarWes points, Will leavs tho Central Depot foot Of
Lake street, Sunday, Nov. 49, at 10 a. m. Tickets and
sleepng-car besths may by had At tho ofco 80 Clark
street, or 1t tho dcrots. Through tickets yla C. n
". r. r. or @. i n. l. Il. T.. will b good on this
trAin.
, 1874-11-28
SUBURBAN.


Throe-card-monte men yot continue their
operations OH the Ga1ena Division Of the North
western Railr oad, notwithstanding the ill-success
Tuesday night. and is now awaiting his trial at
Ills now quarters In tho County Jail.
The train leaving tho city at 9:15 D. m. was
boarded by bruce Of these oharaotcra Wednaa-
t'sy eyouinG. a close watch waa kept upon
shsm by tho conductor, and II il not
Known that thoy succeeded in yictimlKing apy
one. Az the train WAS noaging Oak Park they
lea9el from It, and n,ade thoir cscape. Boing
notified by tho conductor, hlr. Thompson mado
1ulruit but was unanlo to oyortaka tho thieves
1t |. probable that they aro tho samo persons
uhos,ccsodod In mating choir oscape Tuesday
niglt at Austin. These men are doubtless well
Rnovn to the employees Of tile road, aud it will
lu dlo to their negligence II tho thioyoa are por-
nlittm much longer to infaAt tho trains III ae
open mnnnor as they hayo lately tlouo.
a lrunkon ilan. who gnvo hiH aamo an Never,
aud btu rosilopco NJ Rochells. wuH put on tho
1l;l6 train Wednesday night. I1a tiecliuod to
pny ls faro, and rery properly, too. considering
tue topletad condition Of Ibis treasury. Dains
u.iabo to rououlbor any fniond at Oak Pnrk
will shosn he might paaA tie remainder Of tho
night lio put up ut tile depot. lIe Was on lis
yc.slr trip to and from Chicago.
4 largo audience attana cd Tho union Thanks
giaiS aarfica at tho Congregational church,
rte sermon, delivered by Tho Rey. hlr. Alabso,
was aa excellent md appruprato ono. Tho aer.
ylc,s At tho EplacopaliAn church were we'll IT.
testiod. Tho lsov. DR.. IeYnolds conducted tho
do11ictH.
LIE TnlpusE. which uhunlly docs SO mitch to
h"ltlten the onloymena Of the everyday lifo OF
thopoopo OF Oak lark, failed to aid them in d.
ge!tng their broakfeAts Thanksgiving nlorning,
and al result. things mont wrong iii day, Il
mae ths day positively painful ono for Jane.
DrdGn. our accommodating nowanan. IIo failed
to ncoivo hts morning II!InuSra. anl the refusal
OF !ia anbHcriborh to be coafo, ted with fran
cop, OF the Inter- [ceaa Wa4 not source Of 40
luuGto him.
Tie sooinblo OF tho Un[on Club took nlace
Thursday oyonlny. Tho attendance waa pnuuu-
, 1874-11-28
DEMOSTHENES JUNIOR.

THE GREAT ElLpRETH THliIsIS FOR GORE.
Tloro camo near boiug another Hesng-
"Little Frank" TOW lust evening, tho parties
Interested this timo being Alderman Hdreth aud
Times reporter. It appcars that tho Times OF
Monday contained paragraph announcing that,
it ''Ald, Stout and Hlldreth did not stop playing
poker, tho Times would toll on theln." This item
made ''youug Demostl,encs worry angry, though
it made 10 impression upon Mr.. Stout. Meeting
tho reporter in the Council chamber last
oyoning, Ilildroth called him "cur,"
md might hayo gono furthor had
not tho body been called to ordor
just AZ Aidreth vas getting red In tho fnce.
After tho adjournment, tho murderer Of tho
Kings English begun abusing ths reporter
again, saying he VAS a "d'lty dog" Il cur pup
and no gentleman. Tho reporter asked him If
never did, aud then coirccted himself, adding
that he hat! played once, and then lie tuok
Times mans hand. Tho iookers-on laughed,
and tho reporter remarked thas Ao wond
not ba sllctated to-ho should write
what la chose. Il!droth approached him. aud
shock his list ID Ills faca Whils AID. McClory ntl-
yiBed him to do aB l1eaug did With littlo Frank.
IIis reportor Btood ready. anticipating IN aH-
Hault. but tue other Aldermen, who had from tho
first mildly demonstrated with lIdrath for his
unsoeluiy and rowdy-llke conduct, interfored
aud stopped him. The reporter then loft tho
room, wlllo Hlldroth became moro blatant and
belligoront than before, knowing that there MHa
no one present disposed to resent his iusoiouco
and give him thrusiing.
, 1874-11-28

Only Ask to Show the Goods,
knowing that two-button kid gloves, opera shades At
81; foece!ned hose, worth Is cents at o5 couts H.
dies' vests tothers sell 1t slos) at rs cents; ens
heavy shirts and drarers at ST. will safety yon that
the Now York store 2s4 end $50 Weat Madison strset
Is tbs cheapeat and hest.
, 1874-11-28

This ia Fair Enough, Isn't 1tf
Ws are 30 ssngntno that the "Argus" nnti-clinker
heater will prove its work. that any ono not finding
them just "a recommended by tia can ratura thena
Bangs Droa, Agents, stsse aud Van nuren.
, 1874-11-28

ChIckering Upright Pianos.
Strong ind clear In tone stand Ia tuns splendfy
warranted durable: occupy very smnl apace. Reeds
Temple Of Muaic % Van Duren street. i:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-06
TOWN AND COUNTY.

LOCAL OPTION ELECTIoNs.-On We'd
nesday last South Fork and Canon City
Townships in this county, held elections
under the Local Option Law. In South
Fork Township, the vote in Georges pre-
cinct gave majority against License,
while in RHch's precinct the majority for
License was 1l-there being 10 votes
polled, only one of which was against
License" In these two precincts there
fore, the Whisky Ring" as they de-
nominate themselves, carried the day by
five majority. 1t is probable that no polls
were opened at Hettenshaw-The other
precinct in South Fork Township-but if
there was it is likely to increase the ma
jcrity " for License"
In Canon City Township-which has
only one precinct, the vote stood "For
License" 80; Against License" Is ;
majority for License IS. In this town
ship the petition presented the Supervisors
had % signers, whom it was supposed
woald all vote against License, but the
returns show that somebody was mis-
taken. The signal defeat of Local OPP
tion in the two Townships will doubtless
stop the presentation Of petitions from
other Townships.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-06
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
1N the undersigned has commenced the
assessment Of property in Trinity county
for the current fiscal year.
am dcsirous Of making as thorough
and economical an assessment Ms possible
and for thnL purpose will call upon each
and every tax-paying citizen ONCE.-
Then, should any one neglect to give II
list Of property, | will assess, ut what
from the best information | can obtain,
will be Il fair and just value, tho property
of the person so neglecting to furnish
schedule. Remember one cal, aHd one
only, WtH be made.
Parties not owning any roal estate will
be required to pay their taxes when as
sessed.
Under An Act entitled " An Act TO
amend certain sections Of the Political
Code, relating tooelsction OF Poll Taxes,
and to repeal Section 1859 Of said Code"
Approved March 80, 1874, the following
amounts are required
From the first Monday in March to the
first Monday in July 81 from the first
Monday in July to the second Monday in
January-S3 after the second Monday
in January-Si. Parties interested will
please take notice, and save any addl-
tional charge 10y paying their Poll Taxes
before the first Monday in July.
JACOB PAULSEN,
Assessor.
Weaverville, April 2, 1874. II,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-06-06

LEG BRoKEN,-On Wednesday after
noon of this week, John Clifford, Hum
boldt mailman, started from North Fork
as usual in light one-horse buggy. At
ter he had crossed the bridge and was
coming up the hill on this side of the riv-
er, his horse balked, laid down and acted
rather ugly generally. John unhitched
the horse and taking hold of the bride
with one hand proceeded with the other
to administer such chastisement MS he
thought the animal deserved. While
thus engaged, the horse struck out with
one tore-toot, hitting John on the shin
and breaking both bones of the leg be-
tween the knee and ankle. DR.. Lord was
summoned from Weaverville, went at
once to North Fork and dressed the
wound. He reports it to be a square
break and one not likely to cause much
trouble. Mr.. Clifford was brought to
town on Thursday morning and is now
receiving the best possible attention at
the house of his brother.
Mr.. T. B. Price, of Cox Bar, who was
coming to town with Clifford, came on
with the mail, and returned next morn
ing. He will go on to Hoopa Valley,
where Thompson, who has made several
trips lately, will take the mail and run
the route until Clifford is again able to
to resume business.