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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-05
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4 REPENrANr INDEpEN BENT
PEO9ot NDs 4 FEN GJEs.
CIONS,

EDITOR OF SENTINEL: Will you
afford me space in your columns to
PROFOUND Il question or two of some
interest to u respectable minority of
the voters OF Eureka" As YOU are
aware. an attempt was made some
weeks since 10 organize al lndepend-
ent or third party in this coun-
~. Several gentlemen from the
two old parties lisepublieau and
Democratic united for the purpose
mentioned. Tie movement failed for
reasons which ii il unnecessary 10 con-
slider here. Now what wan; 10 know
j.. what viii Le the action Of the nen-
ocratic and Republican parties toward
those o. us vine temporarily WaNcred
in cur party allegiance? Both of the
old parties have ordered primaries and
iNtd the time for the holding OF the
respective County Conventions. the
time i growing >hor,, and a. every
good citizen should take lart in Inl!t-
zeal affairs. | am >Olicit"u> to- know
whether the members Of the late Indie
pend nj movement will I've accorded Il
voice through tie old Parties in the
Ah#4AHtil- tsiA'AA' 80 ''t'h'.
Conventions. In >hor.. MIR. Editor.
for II de- not care to be lett out in HE
cold. Ky giving me Your views on
;hi- ~imIor.an. loca! subject You Will
confer 4 .Ica favor un
Ioar>. RESPECTFULLY.
\ RTrESrANr lSniPENbENr.
Eureka. September !. l>74.
The foregoing communication was
Yesterday han led Us hv Il leading
member OF the independent party of
this place, AMI we clccriUlly
comply with lis request to pub
li>h end reply SO far as within
Us les the power. We can only
speak from the tests prescribed by the
Contra! Committees OF the cid parties
respectively. The democratic STATE
Central Committee invites all who are
opposed to the administration of prcsi-
dent Grint TO Unite with the lcmoe-
ricy i'll the approaching campaign.
This is u liberal test and ought
to include oar frank correspondent.
provided lie falls in the opposition cat
e-hry. The Republicans, onthe other
hand, ask the eo-ol Grafton Of all per.
soil, who sustain The present national
administration. This is all we know
concerning the llattcr, but pre-
sumo independents who can sub
scribe to eitl.cr OF these tests viii
be given an equal show with other
voers at the primaries. In fact, the
judges and inspectors of he primary
elections WEI nave no rl-At 10 exclude
my one from voting WHO fails WITHIN
either OF the tests above alluded to.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-05

Az ri OLD THI"Ks.-The san Fran
cisco Past has information that the
Changers at various points complain
that the Central Pacific Is still Workin.
do, and gives agents of the old monop-
oll,ts advantage, which it vii! not give
the Gran5er-. Al LivernIore it has
even refused to give them a >ide-traci
to their warehouse, an tn. tiran-ers
proposeantrroW gauge rai!road ftAe:r
own to bang their what to tia wa;e~
without, either leave OF the railroad or
grain ring.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-05
FOR CONl.REAS.

We learn on good authority that
Robert L. Lowerv. of Virginia City,
will be a candidate for the nomination
of Congressman before the democratic
State Convention. Mr.. LoWerv j. Il
gentleman Of fine talents. and has
many friends in the western portion of
the STATE. We have known him for II
number of Years, and il is only fair to
say that he fills the Jc.lersonian re-
quirenents as to capability and integ-
rity. While it affords us pleasure to
be able to say this, We do not wish to
he understood that we are committed
to the support of Mr.. Lowery. or of
any other candidate at present.
We find the above i'll the Phoebe
Record of recent date. We are also
assured by a letter from Mr.. L.owcry
that he has fully determined to make
the race. Bob, as he is f~aniliarlv
known in the western part of the state,
is a clever gentleman. and deservedlv
popular in Storey, where he has resid-
ed for many years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-05
Heavy shipment. Of eir:.ii..

SALINAS CITY, Sept. /.
lrInlnlSc guam lies of grain are now
beng SHIPPED from here to san Fran
c.>cp. The warehouses are ali tIl n
minority OF The farmers. no. con.;{pr-
llg present prices i sufficient induce
iheni t" sell, axe storing il to await
better prices.
The harrow-@auge railroad is fast
nearing completion, and will, no
DOUBT, N the our OF Il few weeks.
be IN running or,ic". A!anv grain men
will ship over that rnuse to Monterey
ami export iru!!! there d.rcc, to Eu-
roie
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-05

CALIFORNIA STATE PEIsOY.-r. Il.
Tinkham, Turnkey at the Pe~nitentiarv,
makes the following re~capitulation Of
received and discharged prisoners at
the California State Prison tor August.
1874: On hand July 81, ISL, $50; re-
ceived during August, *; discharged
under provision of act, %; by pardon,
I; by order of court, >; diel. !; on
hand August 81, 1871, 90; decrease in
August, IL.
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4 ;jIc.

kALAMA, W. r.. Sept. !.
y fire broke out 10 day il The east
can portion Of town in Il building
known a. the New York Hotel, dc
stroying it entirely. Ihc wind wa
hluwln- from the south Nest. am. i,r
4. time threatened 10 BUM :n4tit'S saW-
mill and the lumber piles adjoining.
but Was provence! hy The eHergei.
work 81 Tie citizen. III. HUi.,l.i =
WIZ occupied rs q residence Is j.
Thomas. who lost el"ryI...a@. The
fire i,slpro,eito hive ori.iHa.Qd from
4 dH:ectsse iiuc. loss, uLou: %l,5Je;
no inauv.l.cr.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-05

SAD AecIHENf.-A little son Of Nh.
Jacob Muller, aged n.ne year.. met
with a painful accident last evening.
1t appears that Tie little fellow mad
been sent on an c:rand, and c.44Jud
Oh 4 wagon passing by. IN some
manner he got his 'it IL in between
the spohes Of the wheel, ana n, the
wheel revoked il br Ike one If the
bones OF the leg between tie kDec and
ankle. The a-o VA, stopped
and the little fellow borEo.uhi, hong.
-'"rNrH Irfh"Dc. %.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-05

ASSESSMENTS LEyIED.-The Savage
Mining Company yesterday levied an
assessmen Of $40 per share. payable
immediately, and delinquent October
I'd; the Gould q Curry Company has
levied an assessment of s. per share;
the New York Company has levied an
assessment Of fifty cents per share, and
the Virginia City Coal Conn any lei
Dorado Canyon has Levied an assess
Jnent of ten cents per share.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-05
Greeny.!Ic Destroyed b., fire.
MEMPHIS. SEPT. t..

MINI TiIN' |VIH' II.
Further adv;ccS FROM the GrcenViiic,
Miss, fire sta.e that the ori-:n was
doubtless inccndiarv. Nearly al the
hI. mess houses are destroyed, III at.
- houses, valued at ever so. OOn.
with about 3l5a,0no Insurance. on
which the planters Of Mississippi ama
of Memphis had a large amount.
There viii Ie considerable suffering. as
nearly all The provisions in tie town
were destroyed. The house in which
the fire originated had been previously
set on iire four d t.clcut times. \ man
named THOMPSON hs, been arrested
on suspicion OF being concerned in the
i~nccni.ary work.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-05
FOR TaE ASSEMBLY.

WEBBING TOTHE SnLiCIrATloNSO OF
i IN iHany iii .llis. CA.IAiA JOHN NJ.
rul.El has consented to become a caudi-
dat" fer M Assembly. sILtct to the deer
sicn o. IN brr!se. Iiie-Libe,ai Convention.
-. st,Avr itn -.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-05

". l.. CONFERENCE.-The annual
conference Of u. i. Church Viii COM
I'M tbs ely tomorrow at 10
o'clock. bishop Merrill will preside.
sermons or addresses VIII iedeliiCrcl
every evening by eminent ministers
pre- eH'.-'"fsGb Ti7irfpc. ~.
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{; II, N!tMTN'T.

The sule of Ina; portion Of the above FER.
suhal lloprrtN Oh the above deseiibed
laaeh : Is Gslfa..d Ludl :ulnAY, tae i;h
day % September, y. ~.
AL J. =. :; ln..NAN, Sh.iin.
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Subscription forStock.

Ten thousand five hundred (siU,JoJ5 dol.
lars Of the stock have already been take.
ana the books are now open to thu public for
subscription for the remainder. to wit: ~. lOl
n tn" La" Office Of liilihouse & l,aycnpor,.
Eyland's 6f:,ldlng. Bateman street, u.on tho
following terms:
Twenty go per cent. OF tia s;bscrir,jou
will be rIdir"d at tn, time OF Subscribing.
and ~ MT 90 per cent. every thirty 30,
days Thereafter Until thu same is Paid up.
ly orucr OF tn, ord OF Trustees.
W.. A..i.iNGTcN, President.
WI DNvtHfoRr. Secr,tary.
Eureka, New. july :, lS.i. Mid
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-05
Probabilities Of the Total abolition
q: the Secret Service Bureau.

WA%sHfNGTOS. Sept 4.
Mr.. Wilson, ut the solici a.ion of the
Treasurer. returned t" the ci V, to-day,
from Canada. where he has been on Of
ilcial business. lie has concluded his
inv e~tiGa.iOn OF the Secret Service El-
rcau and has submitted the results to
the Secretary. whose final decision i'll
the case j, expected 10 br given within
Il day or two. Every indication po.n;>
TO the Iotal abolition of the force a. n
present constituted and Il complete
and thorough reorganization of the
Bureau. with some other than White
lev a the head. There is reason 10 be-
lieve that the Secretary will not ecom
mend an appropriation for the con,inu-
ancc Of the Bureau another year if Il
plan can be devisei by which the
work belonging to il can be performed
in any other way,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-05
EASTERN DISPATC HE'S.
BY Overland Telegraph.
TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
Death Of Madame Agatha States
Youu. Shad Pie ofStarSntiOn-A
Model Police Justice Crime Sus-
taimei tor It. Political ami Pc.
cuniary Assistance.

New YORK. Sept. 4.
Madame Agatha STATES orlandinia, Il
we'll known operate singer, died in
this city on Wednesday. Deceased,
who>e maiden name was Agatha Cay
nor. WIS a native of Dublin. Ireland,
whence her parents moved to san
Francisco in her childhood.
Fred. Nather, who sailed from this
country short tiuie ago. having in
charge some 100000 young shad, in
tended fer TIE streams of Germany.
writes from on board the steamer that
the fish all did OF starvation. An
other attempt i ~ be made To trans
plant >had from here TO German wa
iCrS.
In the hahea> corpus case before
DonOhEc. OF the supreme Court. Po-
lice Justice frankly admitted lie hai
signed Il warrant Tor the arrest of II
m without knowing the contents,
trusting to the assurance of the police
and Ei~ clerk thai il WIS all right. l.
proved all wrong. and his otiense i Ia
laid before the Grand Jury. judge
ponohuc. commencing upon the loose
prac ice which prevails i'll Police
Courts. said ..c was satisfied that crime
was sustained for is political and
pc"uniafy a>>i>tance: and tina. for the
sake of illegal revenue, panel house,
and policy shops We're tolerated.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-05

FATAL MINISG ACCIDENr. - The
cold Hill Neas Of the ID inst. says:
y young nan by the name of Joseph
Crocker. while at at work in the Crown
Point mine. at about six o'clock this
morning. met with al accident which
resulted fatally. He was at work a.
the time OIL a platform over a shute,
and by some mlsstcp slipped and fell
on, landing at the bottom of the shu;e,
a distance Of two hundred feet. When
picked up he was found TO be still
alive, though in an ~insensible condi-
rion. His backbone was broken by
the fall, and he was otherwise horribly
battered up.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-05

fha above sale is hershr rostroncd. al the
s3'''.. '-#.' an It.2tc, uHi.t al t+ii. -
bar =. go. - Lily
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*,

EEi.r6I. Utah. Sept :.
Mr.. Harvey b,ra, !yiNr Il mis-
wet OF tins giace. ca. his tar0at Nina
razor 10 day. lie only lived about
three hG!.iS. No catise i, assigned.
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a~ep!cEmner II. a. u. -

httF"en the hours 4. 9 o'c;ock 4. ". anl /,
.'rlHrN =. y. tc-@it: L q eek ", to tn.
itslir-! h!id Urea! h, TO satisfy sad cx.cs-
i"i air al Gust; -aid ale 10 mel dc nj til
~ =. utic and lnt, rest uf sad d. cIG.ir.t in
anu Il" ,t' sane VII II said Judgment became
Il tteE ia 'reon. 't-"It: IT, nth day ut .Au-
a+st, y. l.. iH7i OF at any ii: Ia rem ter.
II. D., u i.t4fA%.
saer!!. Of .~'"y.t: county, y eyais.
4 I'D
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FOR sheriff.

N-EARE AI"rroniZEDT ANNOUNCE
w :. Il. HENLEY. of ~ali<atic. as a can
d;4a.e f"r sheriff of t3rckatoan;y, subjectto
the decision Of tha llelIocl attic County Con-
vci'lun "i sand County. Sid
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-05

io:IS Il, MCGEE. OF Tybo, is a cand;-
date for the Sta.e Scna'c from Eureka
coUnty.-I tocAc Rer9.d.
Tina; i, q mistake. Mr.. Notice doe,
not reside in Eurtha county. iie!i,es
i'll Nye, and No have been crc,!i.ably
informed that lie is a candidate for
State senator in that county. Tia"
Democratic Convention inet in Bel
mont on the 81. ~ the mater la, been
already determined enc way or the
other. We have 10 doubt that Mr..
Mc'iee received the nomination, if he
really desired i.
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TsCn
- A~@
D-Dt y.

In Gold Hi. September :. Jos. Croker,
aged - wears.
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FOR SALE.

1 FINE SPAN q BUGGY DELIVERY
n Horses with set Of harness; ,..su II
good deliver wagon viii bs sold eiicap for
cIch. by a@ilying 10
aua n.EEFELpEE 4 HARRISON.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-05

FUNERAL UINrs.-A tame bear died
recently in the vicinity OF Boston, and
among those invited to the funeral wa,
o. W. Holmes. the ".Autocrat Of the
breakfast Table" who responded as
follows: MANY thanks for your po-
lite invitation to attend the ~obscquies
OK the lamented plantigrade. am
sorry that it will % be in my power
to he present upon he melancholy oc-
casion. l have a great respect for
bears since those two female ones
taught the little children Of Bethel and
of Belial that they must not be rude TO
elderly persons. | think o loose bear
or two might be of service in our
community, and ! regret much the
loss Ofan animal who might have done
so much as a moral teacher for the
Young of this city and its suburbs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-05

! vi, At t,Af Si.ti} 4oiHiI,u ,It+F
y en North Aue! street.. e|o.!;aini. . O., III
fe"iHs. Ierrls to sIit r-TcL"srr,. Arsl,.o
:. nlEt5I
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ORDER CF Tie aosnD CT COUNTY
CT SasiiSSivnERS,

NHDEitEn HAT ALL BILLS AGAINST
" EurehG to.nty must BE- iilod with tLQ
t"aniH Slrih bef4ro III. first Monday Of each
ia,i .:,t.ilt .r4i.~et., and stating h. whom
o.to Ii; - ai~r I'll VIII b laid OYER uu-
dt .l,hoAt succeeding month.
sd 4. ii. itAHM0N. Clerk.
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F1R STALE M!aEnAiCGlST.

IlA&Y FRIENDS OF John 4. PORTER,
III ot Eureka, annoanre him n a canoi-
dato Tor 'tnie NiI!rralogi,t ut the eisuing
election. subject 10 til" decision OF the DelnG-
tonv,ntior. au.S
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-05
THE EUREKA ODD FELLOWS
BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
Eureka, Eureka County, Nev,s.
CAPITAL STOCK, $4,000
Four Hundred Shares
Or
SIS o E G n.
President:
William Arlington.
Secretary:
William II. Davenport.
Trustees:
William, Arlington. Isaac Whistler.
W. II. Davenport. 'e'd.

THIS ASSOCIATION Is INCOGpop ,rr,s
i under the laws Of tho State o, VVaanIiU
Tor the purpose of %recting n bui,lin, fo,,",h'
use Of the cdd Fellows of Eureka, and to ,as
vide the same into suitable rooms for ror Vu-
the Lodge If odd Fellows and othcr 1T TO
and Organizations. and for stores and ,enaef FL.
and will proceed Immediately TO rrcc, Vm e.
the land donated tn the Associa,inn ui1n
citizens OF Eureka. situated on tho ems, sine
Nam street. lo,,a feet south Of the Postoeioo'
in Eureka. a substantial 0"ce'
Fire-Proof Building,
Being a tive 81 story, and basement, s,on..,
stone building, fronting IL. feet on Tho ny.
side Of Main street, and running cas-, in0 sro" ..
the same width. to tho west side Of Buel ST.
,ne easement having u frontage on said l;urt
The entrance to the basement will b.,-
Bnel street, and the Easement room Vii On
% BY 81 feet il the clear. with a ll.aoa. 49,, !"
ing. and will be rented to responsible Iarti..
The first story will be partitioncd CT int,
two storerooms, - by Is feet in tho e,n m
with a lj-foot ceiling, which will also h..
rented, "o
The second story will be divided into roor,
fer the convent mt usr Of Udd Fellow IoIaa'
and o; the %yario,s societies which nav ,oes, ,
therein, md On this floor there viii he frnn Tt
rooms, all of which will be rented bv n,
trustees 10 proper tenants.
The building will be finished in frs,.cIa.,
s;ylc, and provided with all convenience e.,
tenants. and ths Trustees. from a careful an Wd
pr,drnt estimate of the revenue ef ~.
building. feel confident in assuring IN ,Is
stockholders a net dividend OF ., ner Ger,
per month On their Investment. '"'
Tho work will be prosecuted with N, ~,
most dls,atch. consistent with cco.umv and
substantial work; aud it is CONTEMPLATED ,ba,
the b iidiEs will be ready for Use in four 20
months from this date.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-05
4 PARODY ON ElEE ABnEl7.>S Gs,
Es1I. ~ 3f.a'GNlsESs

The independents OF S.orey county
have had Il new deal. Il: least new oii-
GERS have come 70 the surface. Mr.. ~.
Is. Elliott, the distinguished wall
dcrln. refugee" la'c of Tennessee, no
longer figures as The Grand Cyclol $ OF
the reform movement. We are i'll re
ceipt of an address i,sIed 10y the
"ConI:ni;tcc on O-rgan.za,iOn," to
which is al pended tie names of NJ. J.
MeGutehan, Chairman, and w. e.
orrick. secretary. This would seem
to indicate that Tie in%corruFtible Ten.
ne>seean had been deposed from the
leadership OF the new parry. But We
started out to reproduce from the Car
son -ippcoi ararody on the"addrcss."
Here i j.:
Hear We, oh! people Of Nevada.
Give heed 10 the cry OF reform and
! listen TO the SONG Of freedom sung ty
Us, who are chosen To lead You Iorth
from the slavery imposed upon YOU
10y Tie Wanting power OF wealth and
rin-S. Hear We, the Voices of
those whose skirts are clear from
communication with TIE filth OF
politics. Awake. arouse from the slum-
bers of mistaken security. Nou are
slaves. You are c]orrHpiibic and
corrupt. Gou belong body and soul
10 the ruling spirits OF giant lnonoio-
! lies and corioration>. Leave the par
ties under tie banners OF which vou
50 long have fought. No good can
c0lne ont OF them. We. and we only.
are the chosen instruments OF your de
liverance. The main Objects which
We have in view we do MOI plainly dis
CLOSE to you. bat those OF YOU vino are
favorable lhcrvto can readily perceive
hem. The overthrow Of tHc bank
rms" the Geicai OF sharon ami TIE
success OF >utro or a democrat are
paramount To all other objects.
The tunnel must be competed
and only by favorable lc.i>ta-
ZION can the Object, whicn lis
completion aims ut he attained.
Down with |tyran;>, down with sharon
and The rin->. Choose m indcpen-
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For State Mineralogist.

"EAitE AtTHuhlXEDTo ANNOUNCE
W General \. tadwa.adrr, Of " hits fine,
rs Il candidatr for state MineraloEi>t. sut-
jrct t" the decision OF the Republican state
Convention. a ltd
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Terrific ,gI.un.:er Stern.

SiIA91A. tal., Sept (.
The ne terrific thunder Storm thal
even witnessed in these parts Wis
lied us al five o'c!ork This evening,
lasting about tW" hours. durin. which
anne there were several severe shocks
of lightning.
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K NAD TAX.

NOTICE = hh..EiT GIIEN THAT
~ tho load Tax ior 1874 Is Low due and
payable 10 me, without further ,lclay.
u. II. Ais. Road Slrcrviso-
Eurcka. lure u. ls-i. 80,
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MINES MINING

WILL ADDRESS THE PEOPLE OF Ne
w ,ada Mt the POINTS and dates hereafter
mentioned, in u lecture on
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-01-31
NJ. STIEFEL's,
White Corner.

July RAcEs.-The board of managers Of the
La Sale County Agricultural Society had a
meeting here on the 18th and succeeded in max.
ing arrangements for grand public exhibition
of running, trotting and pacing, at the Fair
Grounds, from the lst to the 4th Of July inclu-
sive. The aggregate Of the purses will be seven
thousand dollars, not one thousand, wide Re
publican.) The matter will be definitely fiXeG to.
day by the board.
BY all means, let the July races come or The
season of the year is the best that could have
been selected and our citizens should come
down literally to meet the committee of the
society in his behalf.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-01-31

BUSINESS MEMS AssocIArIoN.-The only bust.
ness at the meeting Of the Business Mems Asso
citation on Monday evening was to hear the re-
port Of the committee appointed to solicit stock
subscriptions to the Cutlery Company. The
committee reported, in substance, that there
would be no difficulty in obtaining the requisite
amount of capital by the organization of new
company, or reorganization of the present one,
on the basis Of o fair valuation of the present
property and using the new capital to pay off
present Indebtedness and furnish working cap
tal for the future. The present company are
understood to give their free consent to such an
arrangement, and accordingly committee, con-
sistng of Messrs Hamilton, Gilman, Maierhofer,
Manley and NJ. A. Dewey, was appointed to make
the proposed assessment.
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D. c. O'Kane has been driving such prosper
Gus business at his store on Court street, that he
has found his premises, though larger than the
average Of those in this ity cmuch too small for
his extensive and rapidly growing business, and
accordingly, to get more "sea room," as the
phrase is, has rented the largest store IN this
city, viz. the one formerly occupied by Gridley
Il Perkins, in Cheever's block, and will remove
during the next two weeks, SO as to have full oc.
cupancy by the 18th prox.
When in his large quarters he will fully stock
up with the largest assortment Of goods Of a
general way that has yet been opened in Ottawa
He will have dry goods, dress goods groceries
&c, without end. His stock Of dress goods will
be immense, and fully equalled by his line OF do.
mcstics Of every sort. He will not allow any
house in Ottawa to beat or even come up with
him in anything in the way Of five or six special
ties. While he will take the lead in quantity Of
goods in the way Of fancy and common dress
goods domcstics Of every name and nature, no.
tions, groceries, &c, he will allow no one to com
pete with him In low prices. He is determined
to put every sort Of goods down to reasonable
figures and hold them there. Good for him!
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Answers to Correspondents.

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