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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-27

time the most treaclerous and vindic-
tive of them all.
!" Rhody Lcwery, the widow of the
defunct chief, Henry Berry Lowery,
was among the crowd at IumbertOn
to-day. 1t is said that she seemed ac-
t,ially reioiced to learn that the last of
the gang had gone to his long account,
1t is understood that Rhody wanted to
marry again, but that Steve had threat
ened to kill her if she did so. There
are many persistent persons who be-
licve that Henry Berry Lowery is not
yet dead; it is even asserted that lie
has recently been seen in New York
City.
The rewards for the killing of Steve
l.owcry amount in all to 5000, and
this amount will be paid over to the
three young men who killed him.
The dead outlaw is said to have been
recently but the ghost of his former
self. lie was formerly stout and ro-
bust, but had become pale and thin of
late. Stree the killing of Tom Lowerv
he has kept pretty close to the SwampS:
but the music of a tobacco and whisky
caravansary was more than he could
resist. TO his love of the ardent NAV
be directly traced his death. lie was
older than Henry Berry Lowery, who
was, in fact, the youngest of the BROTH
ers in the gang.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-27
REGULAR MEETINGS.

,TIIE REGULAR MEETINGS OF TIE
/ Rebckah Charity Degree Lodge, ]. o. o..
r.. will be held until further notice on the
first and third FRIDAYS of each month.
Hour of Meeting, q. o'clock p. N. s-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-27

NOT OFrENER.-Th Mississippi Leg
islature is talking of providing for
biennial sessions. TO the unpreiu-
diced observer, says the COuyyey-Jou,-
nal, the Mississippi Legislature very
closely resembles IA body that oughtn't
to meet Oficner than centennally,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-27
NOTICE.

'1NIIE A. q. II. meet every SATC'DAY
L EVENING, at . ooclock. at the corner
of Clark and Monroe streets. until further
notice. y. +. SPLAlN. President.
THoS HALEY, Secretary. att
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
DEPARTURR OF FOREIGN MAILS
THURSDAY. MAY :

THURSnAs MAY 7.
or CherbOug and Hamburg nv stehsh
Tanrra cosr 1850 Supplementary Mai closed as me
pc~-Oae Al 1915 o. Steamship from pier foot oi
Tmra-st Hobokep ., 81. u. -.
direct the steamship City f Havana eose
Al IA ID luuementSry Mail closed AZ ne fostOmce a. %'aV
a a Sfearlshin az 3 m. Per No y. X
Mails for Bermuda he steamship Metropolis close al ~ n
FRIDAY. MAY .
Mails Tor Newfoundland NeHloTk fotOnee every dfy
ai . n. Halifax. a. -
sAysI = IL Az goes va BostoA .
Po, Briush Mil oBv Queenstown and Liverpool
hy lie reansllu Celtic : n supplementary Nal =
uei AZ the Pos,-Omce Steamship sails at II a
ron hite pocE PsvomA Ferry, Jerev Cltv.
and Bremen per the steamship
Mail ~ closed NJ the Post
Ode Al }up bon the iOot oi lAAu
Hob0ken.
Dlr-ct tIernsn and PrlSsar Mail bv this hne
Jiraica. AsuinwsiL Panama south Pane ana
Central American pcs tie steamship 20 on, cOe Al ~
A Supplementary Mai closed a. the PoOhce al II a. u
steam .hin sslis II NJ. from Per No az y. R. -,,
Mas ar set; dect br the steamship Washington close az i NJ
SteSmstp sails from Pier fooi Of PouTths HohcAen
Hayt VicksourT close lt = m
West steamship CLYDE, close a. : u steam
.hp = a o. n. nom Pier No. 20 T. X
SUNDAY. NAY 10.
Ala Nal. close atlI ococE TIE Fos-ODce om q
q " a H.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
pASSENGrRS ARRLTED.

PROM SAvANNAH-Is steamship san Salvador NAV GA.
Whtpev h. Richardson T. robleT. Mrs Owens Miss Owens MI
Ms Chabou MIS- Bradbury Miss Moore Miss Green q
Ia mn smith Capt Mie, h Mlar7 L J. As n
vail a. sausn ~. ForaD. W. G. hay and WIFE, NJ.
Ward vie and servant NJ BAILEY, G. BLinck anl VIE J. H.
B@brns- BIcauau j. Heglton. p q T. Babcoek,
daughter q. Aeleu wife Ar skd' A. " Temple y
OSou Fairbanks Goeren aud three children Mr Oak Mss
DeArs M, Brsden. MIR Wasgau. Ms d Leod MISS Borcs
Mrs PeBeon. Miss Dorr " m Moody ss Wool n issas lu
Woodbridge. Miss Dunn the Rev. J. mccarthy
J. ovi p Lsren L. D. Cooper. J. Richardson Miss Asd
aeB J. L. Aneb Eclstrn a. T. ". hau4iTalu, ".
Brush l. Less Jefer0n. Barnes Mitchell NJ Cooney
Esev A. g. L. Bradford, W. }. Casen. NJ Slater
a. Ro 81 Lachmau o. sem T. Z.che1. p L. Schrf wife and
W Banekels1.t W @. Rowland FORSYTH D. Hob
kns A.. 1esf 7nr wife
FROM BERMCDAia steamship Aropol'. MAY 6-hI and Ma
Bwar Young. Mss b. j. Young Ms, Webb ald
& a. o. Bsset. WIu. r. C0nyers
FROM HAMBJRG--IR E.eImshp WeSphfl Mas 6-rheod.
Adl'ah Golchult Ms Kassy cld Muua Hege IL.
waldeck Davis Nuua ods Name Ottmhn, Mrs
AmaneT Schroeder, Gust v OuI-
ieHheg Nll. IS Eliot. JOIN l0pscJtl
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
pbCSFNcFPS SATTFD

FOR rTvERPOOL-Ia steIassp Scotia, 6-Nss Hushey,
Miss j. M s. T. James. r. Baare. Nj shaw. j. W.
Gnydeu " Klhat NJ and Mrs d B. Grant Two
three MAIDS; H. g. " 4 ele1, Ma l. a brown
Bingham. e. arE Fancc1 Las Duncan Bruce Mr.
laats aad Miss Hart W m CLARK LssneT
r roraUce, M Talbot Robert G. Winthrop Mrs Wnthrop
Ass A q. lharer am maid ne Kew ana M L. > Honah'
Miss Dawes. Miss T. Arnold Mis- C. Ar
mold Miss Lel9p. Ms 81 a Rcharfs r. b. Pete,.on
ill., FREQ K LINK, Howard Peterson MS broos s
BT,s. M All j Miss Mrs a RaseT, Nj
Peturh So ,n-hof y C~pHel. Mrs and Ms lloma p Me-
sharp h0 CanDys mal NJ Niistoh hoasaIe
sa 5s seryau Krogias M strong, M an Ma D.
n Nfsb-m Iuad o s. Gauhul and friend, J. g. Jnls ny
A. a George Redmond A. q AmsoD NJ hocs. William F. Noe
rf N-. william D. Florence and maid the Hon VII
ism Wagner w. A. DAVIS g. H. Arnold T. Arnold M Beaufort
o. Sister NJ a11
n Yo-ner W.,eg0gsb. Miss Iay. James RAY Mr. Ho-
Pe;ers McSsuhtor SIDNEY Webster and wife, Hamilton
Wtts. Hiss IS A-o M.s O. Arnold, Joln Morer La1 vie
m osus4afI ArL F. J. K.ls, Mss Zgu25 Miss X ng
NJ A. G. W1r aa- tso lfel " H. onA1loLiei Iqs
P.log Aessn Lu.5arher aDl Low. James Words, j. Jonn
Ferguson j. Gardner. j. B. hlfsneilt Mise teIflsoh'
Nj. NJ yaUt. & ". BHss j. B WouaI, J. 5. Fster
Rav II IF b Br.s NJ Neville Mr. and Mr. EtenezeF ButtercE
hi ss Bg,tsaE MIS- r. Ballc " H. MlcomDef, l. A. echOyei
D..ser r. Lever-h. NJ Cooper Mss H. Cooper M
wants is T. liz Garre.s0s IL Belmlsie vie,
-s a1d ~ Hrs Alfred Austin, M and Ms David j.
Jauon. Charles wife. s. H. Peers, = H. Wilson
Mis- Laird : boy nurse lhl1t ". Eyr, R Hamilton
Dr. Ba-LJ0s Ass Paterson As Lee LeH t2tADone 1
81 R.tA 1le Miss r. r Gregory, T. sutton W
p N.fls r. L. NJ Mrs q l. and maid j.
Deous. a Kser strcklud John James Thompson,
FOR BRsrOL-Ta steamship Corn,raE Nav CDR DAleans and
aErls Is Florence Dalgairns Mrs C. g. Wse. the
'gie Nlss LlAr scl04or Mrs Naton l.
A AeKay lhOa Bker Rachel Spens John
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
SHIPPLAG NTKLLIGENCE.

POgT OF EEW-YO ORK ........................ NAY g.
CLEARED.
Steamship IsIa OB-i Craig Glasgow &C Heneertoa Bros
SesT .-, Hsrtsvie Crowei ssvanhS Rober Lcvden Co.
ssnsl CIty AatOno PelAnsor Ne" Orleans C. d. Nal
ssn,l.s Bsyerr Pierre rila4slPhia t Jane; s1 Hand
SEN; a-.s 'I-I- It a., Fsrei.eo sutton a e.
Bs Jpmasn schwartz, Corr ior OEae' Punoh Edys
s.rs s.r Trgogys cors RHeais h SI9.qyeh Co
Bs b.Is a.. 4. 2, ~, 0l.es Uayre G Tobias Co
Bsl Rsbeoa jAssi Ceteoreh for orders sOeOveL Co.
S,. SsIs Fl lp PeeoS HayaSa. james Wand Co.
b. M S'E % IG's Ss5 5 81 P .Po S'1Ts'&s q cas &sT Co.
si.s Gus,aoro7gh b. Bnos Kiag'Sn Jam Ls.yern Co.
blr salem tsvt. Asa. stockholm. Flnen, hye z 90
Bns f1-fs Goo-.le Gooise SeyofeIas ss 5 Il Brigham
carste AsH ArFo'S P R = .Si oHA',1 e Co r.
sss baIy B 81 AasgstHe Bso,iey, GIiesssvs Co.
Ssh- Reardc Ncwon. POlotdePalX B. j. Weinberg
scar Allie 3. Over Higgos. Provneeowu fisher Co
sem a r Ames. JaHlsOn DAfieu ga u. r Brown a o.
ss ga;ae Ps & as.s Ssa, Pm s.Js, Is s.t,S.s5 Wss W..
jesse Cara EAsool, C0ErsyoOo D. c. O'ef'Ob Htv
scar. Mary Lslg gdou Burnett. Portland. II brown Co
Bs1se Csil Moan Wsssos Paadslp6ia jamss AaaG
BsIs, SaaHeieI HAL. Wilmington, De-, A Abbot
ARRIVED.
Steamship wespLan, Ger ss.l Hamburg Agrl 22 and Haus
st.slhp civ SssYorf DeAEel havana MAJ 2, witt
an 80 10 r Alerfndre sons
J sss saiTssor NeEe,or Savannah MAJ mdss .Dc
100 se BsksmAn Richmond City PoEt So!.ol
q 80 A. as 70 Oh Dominion steamship Co.
81 Ia Tjlv 1of Richmond, Ae Ots Rotterdam Peb 10
bA.so @ A.. whoase aOunt Br..O Santiago dss with hide,
sehI EbIa sebper ,Of Philadelphia Chah cardenhs diys
sT Hsau.b coonsr Oo Plymouth As Port Antonio jan IL
rUL
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bos-oE MAY 6-Auived steamship OymDus from Liverpool
LRwS. De- 0ArnVel Z. Z. NAreB, rom ohAeos
vii u lof for Sailed, br PrsnisI Tor Ne" forf sclt
yobu Kessr Jacksonville foT hey-iort A COahi Ton
PtAc,ipha Tor Providence; julia 4 W from BTunsNek Ia
foJ e.vtro.t o. Wheeser Philadelphia oI Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS.
tOrTHAHPruS North GeAEn Lofds dtsmttip htn
b Lo oH SsIorE April 20 for Bremen touched her' Inn
morning
QrEEs1oWS Nav 6Tbe National Lane steamships Italy ToHp
from Tork Au % AID Spain Grace from New lork Al n
% Liverpool arrived here The former yesIerd' and iAe
DsyE Eng TIE SaorAl Line steamship Frtnce Thonr
Ne~ Apnl here az osioeA INA
affLoyL
DISASTERS.
The sehf ht Potter Gsse fTou EewYort fer Washngon
G. viii see1al Haerss Inlet se5tiSa Nas
gfoeeesa TO aeau0E previous MAJ s. Sth cargo baa
esnAged
The P1ns Russell from RoehsDd for sevYok
The Nsi Chop vineyard Of The d. Sne
Torg ou she ws haueo or BY TIE steamship honOhAI saD al
isrne~h Sua proceeded.
PosTEE hosE0g My 6Te sehr Ashtns from the Pstomse
h'r VIA isHtI ashore Hampton sqgAii al sss
I|0r Laiesi SHsD AOe. sec FifLa PageI
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
SdIcs 90 AnrIlou

5aIrs DO AurIlou
UCTION SALE.-Wil be sold at public auc-
ton on FRIDAY 1874. Il o'clock IN ihs tor-
roraton Ganesvoors North RIVER quantity OF
BILE BROWN STONE, SECONDHAND CARTS WAGONS,
SIEIGUs and other articles O TIE sale similar
articles Also SODA WATER STAND and RAILROAD IRON VII
sold Yar RviugtoH, Hast RIVER For full paTica-
lars see CITY RECORD. Copies for sale. No CITY Hal
A. MERwrS, AuoroDeei.
DY BANGS, MERWIN " Co.. 656 Broadway
ID nar Bond-Sales Books Works Of Art Fancy Gooes &c
TTFG4NT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
L Grand Piano Choice Paintings and Bronzes al Auction
HUGH y. CAMP
Sc q %
THURSDAY. MAY 7, 1874,
a II a.. H..
tho re,d.ree 0f Philip DAter all the ele-snt Household
Furptu contained house. Silver Ware choice on Pnp,s
ana Bon1es House oIea inspection May o. CasAos'
90 100 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07

ASH OZ Noon nses...... Ol6
SANDY Hcee T. % IO07 He Gate Ferry. 1jG
YATES DAP
SAID O3G Hell Gate FeTy. 2'2J
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
Storage.

NIORRELLs new frst-cass STORAGE
Vi WAREHOUSES;. from i02 20 IL East ThryeOndst eIeod-
i1r 10 Fouaye built expressly purpose for iurn
uIe psuos mirrors a other packages Of extra value
Tne public invited 20 eramine
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
Corporation Notices

GEALED PROPOSALS for FURNISHING
- GRANITE build Bukhesd or River Wa1Se1sa PropS.a, a
Dscks uu il O'Clock MONDAY May II, 70 l. FOR al IL
formation City Record Copies io sse al No NV halL
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07

A YOUNG Englishman as DRIVER OF
GROOM aEd Dansgenebi Oi hsises s'
,i.tsles cal " aeare.s AsPls, 446 Nsst 3sgLsI
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
Cectures dno Hleetln1s.

MERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY,"
n on THURSDAY May 1874, at Association Han rsssy-
p. Lieut. HESH1 NbAI NOSh-
RAMP T. VI C. GER the T. : sO0poi Jameri0wn
dnrtpq her viii before tho
Soesv Sut The As lthe famous
Of Arauipa anc Ch descriptions of
ertrsoaTy cfemaious Illustrated 0pucon Aa Daiut-
ngs In ,temper Major J. W POWELL The distinguished western
EXPLORE viii The CAnOns and Ci Of the Cooaso
A'o'i-'e' " ''''''F- AIvAy $. sOUTnwORTH Rec Sec.
HYGTENTC LECTURES, by Or. l. DE YER
WARHRR at Harvlri Rooms 6th-ave sDi 421s'
rect TO-NIGHT Ear PbJael
Cuiqrep Aduns so cents
V'HE FIFTEENTH ANNUAL COMMENCE
MEST Of the LAW SCHOOL of COLUMBIA COLLEGE vii 20
held the Academy OF FoszIBL SATURDAY. AAJV
al : o'clock ?. m.
h deye Of Bachelor Of Laws conferred the meeer- %
the Graduating pLes he Department o. A.S
pail Law awarded 4. H., IN ~
Az sddress will delivered the Graduating Class @ rol
DORE W DWIGHT 10 b. IhOsA1 ~ JOB 80.
= A'selesyr 80 C... r. A r. BARNARD. LID.
" 'Ne 'i~'---> PresL Columbia ,olege
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
Country Board

AT STOCKBRIDGE, Mass, amidst Berk-
N shire hBess place spend Summer good accommodations
ehe.pr rsfes Boz
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07

90 D10m II man Concern
DOOK on STRICTURE,iFistul Piles, ImpO-
kE<nce Organs. by ukNhl OAAIh4S
M D. IA LeIington-sve hded or 70 cents
T TETTER awaits ALFRED SHELDON of
II England 81 CAf-st,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
Boarn Guh Rooms.
Below FourEeenth-st.

Below Fourteenth-st.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
oFFcEs EoA % I52 T.,. I.s25G, OF Jos he n,
HsRLRI OFFICE So 2s6 oneaandresnd
EssGH 6FFSE Pf S @ S.l door he
once. to ). N, al regular ohoe rAieA
IT 12O EAST 10TH-ST. Pleasant furnished
n Rooms 2 s or aag for Te , m 9' 5S .y H
private, Amerean adults no moving references.
, NORTH WASHINGTON-SQU
> aehg1tu front ROOMS good BOARD house. location and
eonvebisnces unsurpassed.
- 12TH-ST, between 5th and 6th-aves.-
BOARD ROOMS be obtained small family Oh very
West Side.
4 NICE THIRD FLOOR of four rooms. to
- & nsa Sdrt;sl s admits 'i 80 per month '''n '''f'-
A TO LET-First- class, handsomely fur
"a nhsa PARLoR and adjoining ROOM AeoEe and connecting
hSs. aSe:D q ';.1s esfs At 2i5 West 44th,.t
DESIRABLE ROOMS with BOARD, on see
~ fOor refereoe exchanged l9 West
59th-sl
I ARGE front ball ROOM, with closet, gas, and
bsth 10 LIT 70 gentleman private house
q per address Mrs PESsY 30 ass West 20h.sk
NO. 235 WEST 30 rH-ST Mrs. PITKIN Of
~ f large sld two smaller suites Of h"o' VIII ais'eiA''
4 ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, four connecting
rooms paror. bed desirable for summer so pleas
eh.nss1 c. ,s.1 csii a. 30 I47 We-, 45iS.t
s)UD-ST., No. 400 West-To LET, with Board,
- pnvats i-my two desirable ROOMS on second nooT
containing every convenience. reference
90 WEST 1sTH-ST, near 5th-ave.-Three
81 very desirable ROOMS with BOARD together separately
good relerenee required
10 WEST 24TH- 5 T-Nicely-fur
fC ROOMS With BOARD terms modeLat references eIehanged
1STH-ST.-65 West 4sth-st., second floor,
40 suite separately and n door with uDeIeep
nOnaOe board at Summer pnoesi references
)Jn WEST 10TH-ST-A small family will
gu LET essAl, ROOMS, nesy Psints containing
bot and cold water With good BOARD terms moderate
East Side.
A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY living in
N having ROOMS more than they require
21s s9S 's home ns .S . 2. "issai ss K.s o
eIARLEM-A private family will LET with
Board gentleman and wiie front second hoOr, With
connecting handsomely furnished house ar.A.A No. $50
| IVO LET, with BOARD-Handsome Parlors
| 4 On the sr., sSOr, at l2s Bat 23i.st
| TNO LET, FURNISHED, TO gentlemen only
AskCOSD FLOOR In pnvs's house Bssi SOsh-st, near
ITO LET-Elegant furnished ROOMS or
men and t6sr ia E.., 27ss N-tN
BLOCK EAST of BROADWAY.-Respons
L bic parties wishing pleasant ROOMS good BOARD
Ind same Al 20 Laiayeepsef References exchanged
IN GRAMERCY-PARK,E East 20th-st.-A
- suite Of THEE Rooms on second and Of ROOMS
% bcuse location uneIespohsbls very drAbe
daring the Sumner pnslleee ol Ihs rart
no EAST 17TH-ST ROOMS to LET, en-
~ suite snsiy with Or .s2a, so.a best Of Islsrsnos.
IO@EAST 4OTH-ST., one door from Lex
..sss m a private Occupying The othr
ln EAST 34tb-st near Lexington ave -,
4tD tsrd,omsv fuleI rooms with deisss bosrd iof IAN.
Lice nsss Eess!sD.A Nc -"'4IE'" NAY Ae'-' Ass-'
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
Chanres tor BUSINESS Meu

VUHIIALD III DHSIIIVDJ -t8Sf
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for REAL ES-
Il TATE-An established TRUSS BANDAGE, AMI MECHANICAL
APPLIANCE BUSINESS with license Of valuable patent for
Trusses with the furniture shvcsses desks, tables
6o. Apply to W II. WHITEHEAD, 80 Nsilft
DARE OPPORTUNITY FOR SALE.-A
Ii good BUSINESS paying profits staple goods trade
established abou $500 c REQUIRED ne prsen owner WI guar
purchasing the goods 70 the
900 and vii also
Advancing Of the business need reply unless
wanting good safe business MASUFACTOR, No. Zs lock
box, Nevburgh y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07

VTANTFD-By a. Swede, situation AZ
w WAITER sRCOED WAITER NURSE iot sn uValn Esn
tss or 10 EhTl4s .r nd le-i Il s FieHsA
~ Grnp Cal SWEDISH OFFICE los East 21tb-st
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
Gardeners.

GARDENER, FARMW0RK, &c.-By a man,
sgs IA ves who can plain gardening and ArmNoft az
mill taie care and dIve ke &c good
g. ~ ARPRNTERs l3s West lItb-st oth-sve
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
IRDENFR- COACHMAN, &c.-By Prot

DORTER and USEFUL MANA respectable
young hotel or ONCE ~ po'
and ua n.n eIeHt reiertHrs soierAts AP
DIV AZ ODELLs AGENCY 100 West 3ih s, corner boAdN-J
New-York tribune., 1874-05-07
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
boaro ano Rooms.
BROOKLYN Board

TWO PLEASANT ROOMS-Well furnished
good excellent location brooklyn. ferries Aadic
PRIVATE FAMILY Wes Side Trbune oGoe SOC West IJlh"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-01
Nevada Items.

The smallpox has disappeared from
Virginia City.
Encouraging reports are received
from the mines in the Cornucopia Dis
trict.
The new air-shaft in the Belcher
mine will be completed within two
weeks,
A reward of $3.50 is offered for the
arrest of George Lambert, who re-
Gently escaped from the Phoebe Jail.
The daily shipment of ore from the
mines on the Comstock over the Vir-
ginia and Truckee Railroad, is about
$50 tons.
Ah Sim, the Chinaman who killed a
colored cook in Virginia City few
months ago, was tried and acquitted
On Monday.
The Belcher mine consumes $500
pounds of ice daily, the Consolidated
Virginia 5000, and the others in pro-
portion.
The Reno Journal states that the
three-card monte sharps fleeced the
passengers on Tuesdays eastward
bound train out of two thousand dol
lars.
George w. Bryant, melter and re-
finer at the Mint at Carson, has COM
menced libel suit against Mr.. An
drews, his predecessor, basing it upon
charges made by Andrews of his Off
cial management.
G. c. Stevenson, of Storey county,
F. w. Clute, of Phoebe, and G. w.
Hopkins announce themselves as can
didates for Governor, subject to the
decision of the Republican Conven-
tion. A. E. Ellis and Governor Brad
ley, the present incumbent, are Dem
ocratic candidates.
AT the Raymond & Ely mine, pre-
parations are being made for the re-
ception and placing of the pumping
machinery. Four gangs of men are
enlarging the pump shaft, and they
are making good progress. Three hun
dred and fifty feet of the shaft have
been enlarged and is newly timbered.
No ore is being raised.
On the 2Sth Instant, Mr.. Stekgen, a
German, who was living at Jack Har-
ris,, rahsh, on the Robinson road from
HanYf} ton, was in the act of making
up as6eh in which was pistol, and in
pulling off the clothes the pistol dis
charged; shooting the forefinger on
the left hand entirely off, and grazing
his nose and forehead. Mr.. Steckgen
is an old man, IS years of age.
The Virginia Chronicle states that
the political pot is beginning to boil
very perceptibly. AT the street cor
ners and in the saloons the merits and
demerits of different candidates are
being freely discussed, and states are
being made up according to each
mans own ideas. There is but little
harmonious action of any kind, and as
yet everybody seems to be at sea.
There may be a deep undercurrent,
but it has not made its appearance on
the surface. The general impression
is, however, that things will begin to
grow lively soon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-01
Pacific Coast Items.

Vallejo will hereafter have Sunday
mail from San Francisco. 8
A bank with capital stock of $780,
900 is being organized at Red Bluff.
There are forty-two patients at the
Navy Yard Hospital, Mare Island.
A Local Option Election will be held
at Bishop, 1nyO county, on the 18th
prox.
A semiweekly stage line is soon to
be established between Indian Wells
and Panamint.
A toll-road is being built between
Independence, Inyo county, and the
Panamint mines.
Forty-five thousand dollars in cash
will be distributed in premiums at the
State Fair.
A musical society was organized in
Stockton on Tuesday evening. Rev.
n. l.. Foote was chosen President.
Alexander Burns, of the firm of Her.
zog & Burns, was thrown from horse,
near Gait, on Wednesday, and fatally
injured.
Two fiat cars of a new pattern, for
service on the Stockton and lone Mar
row-gauge Railroad, have been fin
ished at the company's shop in Stock
ton.
The silver excitement at st. Helena
is on the increase. Parties, princi-
pally from Calistoga, were out all of
Tuesday night and the night before
making locations.
Another attempt to burn the Chi
nese quarter in Truckee was made on
Tuesday evening. This is the fourth
attempt made to destroy the town
within the past ten years.
The farmers living in Linda and
in East and West Bear river town
ships will hold meeting in Marys-
vile on Saturday next, to take meas
ures for protecting themselves against
the wash and overflow of the Yuba,
Panther and Bear rivers.
J. M. Upham, of Emmation, will
make application to the Board of Su-
pervisors of Sacramento county for
the privilege of establishing a ferry to
ply between Sherman Island and a
point in Solano county about forty
rods above Toland's landing.
Nafe Webb has shown the Truckee
Republican an ingenious contrivance
| for raising one end of car on or off
| the track as may be desired. 1t con-
| sists of number of small iron wind
lasses, geared to the usual platform or
derrick. By means of this contriv-
ance one man can in a few seconds
raise the end of car up several feet.
For wrecking purposes, the invention
or contrivance is invaluable.
A party of Vallejoites are about to
organize a company with capital of
$500,000, for the purpose of manufac-
turing chromates. They have already
secured an immense amount of chrome
iron, from which to manufacture the
various salts of chromium that are
demanded by the market. The pro-
jectors of the enterprise have made
arrangements to have superintend-
ent and force of workmen sent out
from the factories of Glasgow, Scot
land.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-01
Something New.

The Los Angeles Coast Raj
way Company is now organiz-
ed with the following named
officers: President, Judge J. S.
THOMPSON; Secretary, A. w. PORTS;
Treasurer, HI. d. BARRows. Directors,
p. BEAUDRY, J. M. GRIFFITH, H. d.
BARRows, Gen. e. BowToN, II. K.
w. BENT, THos. A. CAREY, A. w.
PORTS, S. B. CAswELL, JOHN S.
THOMPSON. The purpose of the COM
pany is to build narrow gauge rail-
road from this city to the coast, or
rather from the coast to this city. For
the first work will be the construction
of wharf on which the first rails will
be laid and from which the track will
rapidly stretch out in the direction OF
the city. Over one thousand dollars
per mile of the capital stock is already
subscribed, and the company desires
and expects the people of the city to
subscribe thirty fl We thousand dollars
more. With that sum subscribed the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-01

road will be built equipped and in op-
Grafton within the next six months.
The Board have investigated the route
sufficiently to know that the right of
way will cost comparatively nothing.
1t is known that the length of the
road will not exceed fifteen miles. The
route and point at which the road
will reach the ocean will be given at
the proper time. This enterprise is
alive; glance at the list of Directors
settles that point. There is business
activity and tireless energy in the
Board. They do not belong to the
''all talk and no cider' class of citi-
zens who push a public undertaking
by holding it back. The scheme of
the Los Angeles and Coast Railway
Company is practical and will sue
ceed,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-01

MOST of our readers remember that
about seven months ago a Mrs.
STRONG, residing in Mendocino, was
murdered. The impression very gen.
orally prevailed that the woman had
been killed by a couple of men who
had succeeded in sending her husband
to the States Prison, and these two
pevsons were arrested on suspicion.
One of them, named GETGER, has just
been found guilty of murder in the
first degree and sent to the States
Prison for life.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-01
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