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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-01-29

DIED.,

In DOniph,n City the morning Of January 18th ls74
Of Pneumonis. ABuAH wsrrlER aged % years
Mr. Wheeler leaves wife and large family Of sons and
daughters his loss He moved to Kansas from
New York in early day and by his universal kindness.
and truthful and moral charecteristcs he became IL
WERE friend every who knew him. He was well
liked and appreciated by every body hence his death is
much regretted by host Of friends He buried In the
Masonic Cemetery Mt Donpisan City. W. n. N.
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2 Patrons Of Husbandry. y

SUMMIT GRANGE. p OF H., meet in the Klippel
School House the first and third Thursday nights OF
each month. j. T. MIDER, Master
J. ERsKIN, Secretary.
CENTRAL GRANGE No. &C., meets every Saturday
afternoon ] o'clock in the Odd Fellows Hall, Troy.
Visiting brethren will be welcome.
JOHN VI. TRACY, Master.
THOMAS HESsHALI- Secretary.
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Le.vi,,,s ReII Ringers.

This Troupe consisting Of eight frstcass performers
will give Of their popular enteraanents AZ the Court
House in Troy, On Tuesday evening. FEBRUARY ID Mr.
Charley and Emma Austin with this Tnonpe; ao Mr.
G. A. Repasz the great Comedian and Bed Payar Dont
fail to hear Mr. Austin in his great Budget Of Mrh Mu
sic Mmery This Troupe is spoken Of by the press
and public being the finest Troupe travelling Admis
sion SO and IS cents
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A. F. & A. M.

~ 4s4s
Ky WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No. e. A. F. & A.
wv NJ, meets at their Hail. third story of Weeks
Building the Levee On Wednesday night on or before
the Full Moon each month"; and every two weeks there
after. /. L. ORION, W. III.
C. W. SHREvE, Sec'y.
SMITHTON LODGE, Ma. l. A. f. & A. NJ, meets at
their Hail. in Highland Friday night before the
Full Moon, and every two weeks thereafter. Visiting
Brethren cordially invited
LEWIS WELLINGTON ". NJ.
CHAs. +. Fox See.
MAS0NIC-TrOy ledge No IS, A. F. and A. Masons
meet ut their Hall Monday evenings before the full
Moon in each month and the second Saturday night there
after. &. G. BRIDGES, W. NJ.
JANE u. TEAM Secretary.
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TIL n. Smallwood of Doniphan deserves the title OF
Public Administrator for Wayne Township He has prob
ably administered estates than any other hve
in the County. His frequent appointment to dis
charge this Office and the satisfactory in which he
to do it. arc pretty good evidence of his uphness
and honesty.
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DIR. Bakers Pals Pannca, for rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Cramps. Collie, Darrhea, Cholera Morbus,
Cholera Infantum Sprans, Burns Scalds Bruises, Chill
bans Frosbtes Swellngs Soreness Of the Joints and
all painful affections of the body external and internal
For Colds Sorethroa Quinzy and diseases Of the throat
and mucous membrane it Is invaluable remedy. JoHS
F. HENRY CURRAS & Co. Proprietors g and College
Place New York.
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Castoria is than a substitute for Castor Oil. II
the only safe article in existence which certain to
simulate the food regulate the bowels wndcoc and
produce natural sleep 1t contains neither minerals NOR
phine alcohol and pleasant to take. Children need
not cry, and mothers may rest Oct9yI
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Money build houses money in business money
for any purpose long time and easy terms for use In
Missouri or Kansas can be obtained every Saturday Of
the St. Joseph Building Company or the st. joseph ana
Kansas Loan and Building Company. For further par
ticulars apply in person by litter to J. II Street
President; or f. L. Mclean Secretary Francis street.
Opera House building to Henry Boer, Jr, Director
Troy Kansas janlyi
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CHICAGO MARKET.

SntCA0O January -
Fiour-Dun-
wbeat-Du and nominal: No. spring q "a spot; o.
o February, q - March: No. :. o. 1s3 sif7
Corn-Steady; No smixed SEQ essh, 5sic February.
Ozfs-Qaiet and lower; No. f3as2sc cash, f31e54e
March
Rye-Fim. No. s0i4s
So
Pork-Opened duh closed active and higher: ts % cash
and February; ~ IS March
Lard-Firm at &c cash, - % February.
Bulk Meats-In good demand shoulders, &c; abort nh
7fc loose spot
Green Meafs-Hams Ism average. sold at sis; sugar
cured hams 10 D average, 10 t6ietc-
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Wayne Tsw..hip Itens.

The old resdenters of Beanve have been aroused 70
hear the Of the marriage Of Isaac Spencer
whom they considered . confirmed old bachelor.
Oakland Grove Grange organised by the election Of Geo.
W. Henderson Master and W. Hinckley Secretary
Rock Greek Grange organized by the election Of D. NJ
Smith as Master and J. B. Kennedy As Secretary.
The ice Doniphan is sufficient to bear up wagons con
sequenfly wood Transfers are brisk
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I. o. o. E.

.,sszzEa I. o. 0. F.
~ WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No. 6. /. o. Of
'eTeS o. T., meets at Odd Fellows Hail. second
story Of Van Buskirks Building. Main Street Sat
urdsy evening O'Clock Brothers in good standing
CHARLES CAIN, n. G.
VIM. n. HARRIS r. g.
TROY CITY LODGE, No. 3s, l. o. o. F.. meets every
Tuesday night in their Hail. C. Lelands store Troy
Kansas l.. MCADAMS, N. q.
6. W. STRAHAN, Z s.
HIGHLAND LODGE No. g.. l. o. o. p. meets every
SATURDAY. night in the Myers e. Closes Dur.
Store, Highland Kansas. +. J. CLOSE, n. G.
z. B. GATCHEL- X. s.
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P.,r... ef Hushandry.

Having received commission as County Deputy for
Donphan County ready to attend to all the duties Of
the Office such IS organizing new Oranges &c. and win
take pleasure in answering al questions relative to the
Order and its work and in giving necessary Instructions
Ny PostOce addressts Eder Atctison County Kansas.
JOHN l. BLAIR
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q Popular illustrated book csc pagesD MANHOOD.
wooxASHooD! MARnIAeEl impcdments to Marriage;
the caus and cure Sent securely scaled post paid for 50
cents by DE- C. WHITTIER ST. ST. Charles Street. st.
Louis, No. the great specialist Read his xorks nola
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The Board Of Directors Of the Donphan County Farm
ars' Protective Usion viii hold meeting at the Court
blouse IN roy on the last Saturday in January 1874 at
10 O'Clock. A. NJ full attendance is requested.
E. D. McCLELLAND President
r G HfxcEIEY Sacrefary
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Road Notice.

HYorIcE Is hereby giveu, that petition viii be Pee,
IN sentsd to the Board Of County ConnisS,osers o.
ia rsxisg fs change In the rod running from Troy
70 Hehzsd eonneseng At The corner O. SC
80, ..@e2 cne hundred and dxfy rods. thence west
.1srtT roas there coming south said line sed thsocs
"os' h-As'' JAMES GILMORE
,..,r, ts5.3v Pr'sfee. %.
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DoNIPHAN County DIRECToKY.

BUNEFHAN CUUNEH WIhECIUANs
Judge I'd Judicial District-P. L HUBBARD
County Commissioners-JEssE W JoSEs. JOSEPH HAr
-Tos CHARLES KEAREET.
Sherif-TBoMAs J. YASDERsLIcE.
Treasurer-RoBKRT TRACY.
County Clerk-CHARLEs RAPPELIE.
District Clerk-FRANK Brown.
County AttOrney-DAvp II. JOHNSTON.
Probate Judge-ROBERT WILKINSON.
Tegister Of Deeds-AIBEKT HAzES.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction-D. ID. ROSE
Ceroner-G. !. ARCHER.
Surveyor-HENRy WILSON.
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II" Next Monday will be Ground Hogs Day The
County Board and the Probate Court will hold sessions In
honor of the occasion
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&c East By Way sT 81. Ls.i,.

In these days Of railroad competition ths wise trs-ii
selects his route before leaving home. In almost every IN
stance he desires to reach bis destination speedily
pnSsb and for the accomplishment of that purpose the
hissOvTi SeEe Thyousa Line from the West 20 ,hs East
ria KdnsGs CITY and 81 Louis offers Inducements upSuf
passed by any other line in the country Everything
nected with the Missouri Pacific R. Is first class and tie
adoption Of the Miller Platform and westinghose Air
Brake together with Pullman S,eepers and Reclining
Chair Coaches render trip lire perfectly safe
and pleasant Passengers from all parts Of West Ly
taking its Express Trains at Kansas CITY, L-avenworth
Atchisou and other prominent cities landed in St.
Louis at sesonable hours morning and evening and In
ample time 70 make direct connection with all railroads for
every point in the North East and South Particular
with maps time tables &c. may be had
the various Through Ticket" Offices in the West
upon personal written application G. H. Baxter Yves
tern Agent. Kansas City, Mo-. E. A. Ford. General
Passenger Agent, St Louis. Mo. janl5yl.
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II The Sheriff is now out the pleasant and soothing
duty Of collecting delinquent personal taxes As matter
Of course he attached couple Of Denver Road en-
gines, usual
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~ subscriber, renewing his subscription to the
Chief says: II do not wish to miss single number is
better than "BueE1chea cakes" You see he don't say
ANYTHING about smut-unless buckwheat contains smut
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II number Of Masons from White Cloud visited the
Troy Lodge Monday night help jerk the socks of OF
some fellows and have good social time generally.
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II The passenger coach Of the eastward bound train
on the Denver jumped the track just this aide Of East
Norway Monday afternoon delaying the train several
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Several lobbyists from this County are at Topeka
assisting to elect Senator. We do not know whether
they working for Rppey or betrang the interests oil
the County by working for some other man.
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r. Peter 7. Dickey of Franklin, Ohio, lie dead he
somewhat Known in this part of Kansas having pEp
erty interests here
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Richmond Coal always on hand at the St Joseph and
Denver City Railroad Depot. Apply to,
&C. L HOLLAND Agent.
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Crane Re.saatf..s.

At meeting Of the Arnold Grange No 2so held at their
Grangs Room, In Donphan County Xansas January 2ath
1874 the following resolutions unanimously adopts,
Resolved That the resolution offered by Representative
Anthony I'm the House Of Representatives at Topeka as
sembled January 18TH lsl that the acceptance free
dead-head pass from any Railroad Company by any
member Of the Legislature places the recipient under OBJ
legations to said Railroad Company that extent that he
cannot remain impartial legislator, meets with our
hearty appreciation.
Resored That Representatives are respectfully
quested pass their rncad checks
House thereby restoring confidence in their rectude
their constituents otherwise pass your resignation and
come home. A.. J. MARTIN. Chairman.
j. d. PExSr Secretary.
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B o O z s
AND
q Ell q f. . .

TAKE pleasure in announcing TO the public that Am
- srIe and description Of Boots and Shoes-coarse -
80 ced or sewed-in the neatest and most substantial
Tsrietv Of Eastern work hand for the accouneds
s;oa n thnse who prefer T.
S~I- S,a.de work hand at all times. shop Main
s,re-t scn Of the Zig Boot nearly ogPcsite Ncy~
wv Wh,,e C,ouA. Kansas August is77
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Y The old stink Of Wright rs Alb. Hoax had stir.
ring up before Esquire Hampson Monday. They tried
Hook and hung the jury Boney Wood related the Scrip
ture story of Joseph and M Potiphar with marked
they would only allow singing in Court that
Boney could have given them The Old Ship Of Zsn in
his unrvaed way he could have carried the by
storm The affair is to have another stirring over, and
will doubtless become nasty enough to please the most
fastidious.
We have been handed copy Of the material portion Of
the evidence for publication by person who copied IT.
but there is probability of another trial think it
best defer the publication until after the conclusion Of
the case when we NAV give O fun report
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~ Price Raid Soldiers call and get your Scrip
cssh.d will esllrct all kinds Of Government Clams
Pensions Bouniies &C. Agent for Phenx Fire INSURANCE.
Company Justice Of the Peace Notary Public Real Es-
tate and Claim Agent VIII be In Troy every Monday.
Ew STRArToN,
Doniphan. Kas.
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EF lady ran into neighbors one recent cold moru
ing and found the hired girl pouring coal oil from
into the stove to kindle fire. why do you do such
thing thatT asked the lady, in establishment. Yes
replied the girl; John does it, guess I'll get bowed
day; but it makes the fire kinde so easy!''
And this the of thing that furnishes dreadful
cdens day after day in spite of all warnings John does
it. and the hired girl does Iii and much work Is taken
off the hands of the fool killer
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Wed.
Good wood for sale cheap at Railroad Depot Troy.
janl5tf. c. l. HOLLAND, Agent.
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Centaur Liniment.

There Is no pain which the Centaur Lin
iment will not relieve, no swelling Il win
not subiue. and no lamrxess which Il viii
not cure. This Is strong language, but Il
is true. II has produced more cures OF
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II White Coal Oil at Buckroxp sNcLan's.
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AGRNTA.

AGENTS.
BATES L LOCKE "a Park Row,
4 M PETTENGILL & CO. 81 Park Row,
GEORGE ROwELL Co. 20 Park Row. are our only
authorized Advertising Agents in New York.
-SHEFFIELD STeNR ST. Louis.
Cook CoBUKN Co. Chicago.
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Y Bridges has lot Of Dry Goods which he is selling
At cost for cash.
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y For four or 1--WE days during the past week the
trees covered with hsevy sheet Of ice almost su
Gent break the branches Il viii be time 10 hear
the announcement that al the fruit buds killed.
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Januaryi, la45w.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-17

completely over. The emigrant car also
went down bu. WAS not turned. The fol-
lowing is the list OF the wounded: James
Dick, OF Colorado Springs, slightly; Ben
jamin Cawson, of Providence, X. L. cut
in the forehead, but not dangerously )
Mrs. W. Roe, of Dundas county, Canada
seriously. Her case is doubtful. Sew
eral others sustained slight injuries
The wounded, with the exception oil MIS-
Roe, will be able TO proceed to their de'-
tination.
The Legislative Committee on Corpor-
atoms have reported against the passage
of Freeman's bill to regulate fares ana
freights in this State. Another Diii'
somewhat similar, but more liberal to
the railroad companies has been intro
duced.
SAs FRAScIsco, March lG.-The Scan
nell-Whitney contest was decided to-day
by Judge Dwinelle The Judge said thai
Whitney was usurper Of the Office o
Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department
aud that David Scannell, having beer
duly elected and having been daily quail
fed, was entitled to the Office and its in
sigma. Scarnell was installed this after
noon.
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Pacific Coast.

ST. GEORGE, Utah, March 1G.-Cald.
well, mail carrier from Arizona, reports
the Wallapai Indians on the war-path.
They swear mails shall not pass through
their country to carry mail to General
Crook, commander of U. S. forces in
Arizona, They have already shot one
mail rider, and stolen over two hundred
head of stock from ranchers in that Sec
ton.
Apricot and early fruit trees in bloom
here.
SAN Francisco, March 15.-The Sen
ate Committee on Transportation was
unanimous in the recommendation that
Freeman's bill for regulating railroad
fares and freights should not pass. The
committee reported bill, establishing
the maximum rates which may be
charged on all railroads within the State,
and recommended its passage. The
same committee presented substitute
for Bartlett's bill, recommended by the
Chamber of Commerce in this city, pro.
viding for Board of Transportation. 1t
is stated that it substantially embodys
Bartlett's bill, and that the committee
recommend its passage. Both bills are
said to be more favorable to the inter-
ests of the railroad companies. The
committee asked till Monday to present
written report giving the arguments on
which they reached their conclusions.
and as Mr.. Stanford was before them in
secret session, the report is awaited with
much anxiety. The general impression
has been that all the testimony in public
was in favor Of Freeman's bill.
SAN Francisco, March ia dispatch
from Elko tonight gives the particulars
of the railroad accident this morning.
When ten miles west of Toano the west.
ern bound train was one hour behind
time. but running at the usual speed,
when rail broke, precipitating the rear
coach and an emigrant car down an en-
bankment Of thirty feet. The coach was
filed with passengers, and was turned
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-17

HALIFAX, March Ito the sixteen
fisherman Of Prospect, who secured the
wrecked Atlantics passengers, salvage
has been awarded to the amount OF NJ
teen hundred dollars by the Court.
WOODBRIDGE, Canada, March IL
Burglars entered the Office of the Wood
bridge Agricultural Implements X Ma
chine Works from below, opened the
safe and took the contents, fired the
buildings and escaped. The total loss is
100000. Ahundred men are thrown out
of employment.
LONDON, March l5.-French visitors
have commenced pouring i'll to celebrate
at Chiselhurst. Five thousand tickets
have been distributed. The Queen sent
from Windsor Castle flag an Order OF
the Garter, and also brass plate with
an inscription, to be placed over the
Emperor sarcophagus.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-17
HUMBUGS,

Of all humbugs, the smoothest and
most complacent, is your Reverend
humbug. Take now the case of the
Rev. M. Bateman, Indian Agent upon
one of the reservations of this State
He says his programme is bread, books
and the gospel" 1t sounds good deal
in the style of the celebrated Pennsylva-
MIA sequence of addition, division and
silence" and really comes to come to
about the same end, for the Rev. Bate
man says that he has not reached the
book and gospel part Of his curriculum,
and but little Of the first. The Vir-
ginia Enterprise thinks with the Rev.
that the Indians got very little of the
bread but sensbly suggests that if the
Reverend did not absorb quite so much
of it the Indians might get more. We
advise the Reverend to make a note of
it. or all officials the most difficult to
watch are your parsonic ones, for they
are as absorbent as the desert of Sahara,
and as adhesive rs cutie fish. Sc
unless Graut cuts the thread of the
Reverend's official life, he will stick
there as fast AS crab to a drowned
negro. Christian soldiers like Howard,
and Christian statesmen like Harlan, are
becoming an eyesore. and Christian off.
Gals like Batemau are in the same cate.
COry
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AN UNJUST ACCOUNT.

The Sacramento Record says that the
Union, Of the same city, is an enemy of
that community and has cost them i'm
mense sums by its malice. This is prob
ably one Of the most groundless and ma
licious charges ever brought against one
newspaper by another. The Union has
always been the consistent and deter
mined champion of Sacramento. In sea-
son and out Of season it has advocated
her interests and vligantly watched and
denounced any attempt to injure or i'm
pede her prosperity. Sometimes, for
political and other reasons, we have for
years past frequently disagreed AND con-
demned the Union, but have always ad-
mired its determined energy in defend
ing the interests of Sacramento, its true
perception as to wherein they existed or
where they were endangered, and the
skill and adroitness that on all occasions
were used to strengthen them. As q
local institution the citizens OF Sacra-
mento owe debt Of gratitude that can
not be easily cancelled. In the early days
of the railroad, when it was sick and
falling infant, the Union lent its power
full aid to assist the road, and only when
it found that the company had become
powerful giant seeking to destroy all
who opposed it, AMI a positive foe to the
best interests of the country, there and
then only the Union opposed the rail
road and exposed its noxious schemes and
baleful influences. By this manly and
Independent course it has earned the
ceaseless and venomous hostility of the
Railload Company, and that is why its
paid organ abuses paper which know
ing the truth dares assert it. The Union
need not fear that assaults from so sus.
picious a quarter will injure its influ-
ence
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THE EIGHTH VOLUME.

To-day We issue the first number OF the
eighth volume of the PIocHE RECORD.
The publication Of our paper was COM
menced on the 18th Of September, 1870,
under the name Of Ely RECORD, and was
published weekly. Since then it has
been gradually enlarged, and the issue
increased by the successive steps of semi
weekly, tri-weekly and daily. In 1872 the
title was changed from the ELY RECORD
to that Of PHOEBE RECORD. OF course
the RECORD, like the town whose name
it bears, has endured the reverses and
enjoyed the prosperity that so often sue
coed each other with such startling IA.
pidity in the mining regions. But
through all, through good report and
evil, the RECORD has been the steady and
earnest advocate of the one great interest
of the place, that of the mines. Even
now, though suffering from dull times
caused by the depression in the mining
enterprises of this and other localities,
our faith is mistaken in the future pros
perity of the camp, and we have the
same firm determination to do our best
to merit it, by ascertaining and showing
to the world the indisputable evidences
of the wealth that surrounds us encased
in the rocky ribs Of the huge mountains
of Ely District. To do this requires
time, patience, skill and capital, and
while we will, OIL our part, do all that
we may to disseminate knowledge
throughout the country of the mineral
riches that are scattered over this local
ity, we trust that We shall meet, as We
shall endeavor to merit, the same liberia
support the citizens of Phoebe have hith
erto so generously afforded us-at the
same that we shall publish the progres:
and results of the mining enterprises Of
our fellow citizens, and record the pass
ing events of this locality. We shall
publish full telegraphic dispatches from
all parts of the Union, also summar,
of State News and of the Pacific Coas
generally. In word we shall endeavo
to prepare and publish newspaper il
the true sense of the term, in the yer,
best style that our means will admit, anC
invoke the favor and support of our feel
low-citizens of Phoebe, which we shall
exert every energy to deserve.