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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-04-16
TIE. GAZETTE.
. VIZ. Il Ussaiorr. .a. j. >. RGAL.
HERRlOTT g BEAL,
EaStNvs an,l png,lfshers &*
Supreme Court Appointments.


Gov Davis has promoted the lien
S. J. II. McM,'lsn, one the Associate
Justices, to tho Chief Justicsship, V'es
Ripley resigned. and appointed Geo.
B. Young ot Minneapolis to fl the
vacancy caused l,y the promotion Mr..
Ynuny h., lived j., the State only four
years. ani is wholly unk nown ,"a large
proportion Of the people Of the State.
lie is not vel known even in Mime
ap.ls. and The pe"p'es"f that city are
very mu:h di>sa,i-fi.l with his appoint
r.en, aid claim that it Is an j, suit to
their pl.inly express. 4 wishes.
The injury I" their feelings is not
the result. inwerer. Mthe app pHa'nen,
Of Mr. Y"ua. t' the position OF Ass'ci
ate Justice but I" the appi",ar"t
Of Ex Attorney G. neral Cur"ell t" the
Chif Ju>,ic,ship NJ, only. have
tRcf WISHES t'ch tn>dtea aHu 'uctT
sense Of the etrrn,l h'nc-s Of things
ou,r,s"d. but their ambition has been
checked!
If III. testimony. nov bef.re the
pub i: ,nuccruin. Mr.. Y"ans's na i've
ability. legal requirements ana habits
Of industry, is uu". the J"'liri,l il"
teres.s ns the State will act suffer BY
the selection. Those who know him
best are his m'ss anrqniv"ca' t"d"rsrrs.
and il is understand .ha. Cav. Davis
md" the arp"i"'mrnt tro" prrs"as'
knowledge Of Mr. Younys emiaen'
gu lifi:a. ions Tor the place.
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NOTICE.

aa....s U. =. and O0ce,
Redwood Falls. Minn.. April .. 1874.
Complaint having In en- entered At this Office by
William, Y"eh aRuins. H..inrieh Ne,skrr for
h,s H"Mrxtrad Entry, No. q. dat si
July "a 1872, nnon the East half Uf <outI, West
quarter of SECTION :4 Township lis, RsuSc Sc, in
R.nville County. Min.
With view to the cancellation of said sairy: the
sa'sl p,rties hereby sumuOne I" appear AT til.
"fRcc on the 18th day "iNay 1874, al II O'Clock
~. To- respond And furnish t-sti"'"ny c"nce r"iny
sa.i alleged abandonment. ,-'s
u. F. Smith. register.
% WN H. KEilv. K.c,iver
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NOTICE

u Rcdw od Falls. MINI. March 30th 1874
Complaint having isen entered at this Office hy
Hiram ); r,ipp .ga'n.t M.rce'los n";". Tor 1an
18th 1873 upon the N"rtl, West quarter Section 90
TOWNSHIP. IL. ksnge Al In Lyon County Minnesota.
with view to the cancellation Of said entry: the
sal! pssti"s afe .reby n"n"d to appear at this
Off c. the 18th day Of May 1874 at 10 o'clock
t" respond aud furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment. .-sa5 s-'..-
BEN. F SMITH. Register.
q sWM. II KELLY, Receiver
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The S.. Peter 7'IL"ne says tia,
there is an uuusu 4 a,,,ount of building
going on am"uy the farm-rs Of that
county. Lumher dealers say that there
never Wis ANYTHING like the amount OF
materia' sold to farmers in any previ-
Gus season.
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70 PREvsNr Murus DAMAoe.-
Hemp, when the blossoms ore ms,
"se.ed. z aa infallible preservativs Of
textile fabrics aud furs, against the at
tscks Of moths. The stalk, with leaves
aud flowers, Is cut when blooming
(aboat Jaly). and dried ID the shade.
Il is said to preserve its properties for
several years.
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BLACK LEG II have read With in.
terest the n,sny articles on the treat
ment Of black ley in eatsle, broush,
,'at By the inquiry Of neighbor Tew.
but none Of them have br,ught the
treatment % the simplicity that We
farmers need. If cattle were alsays
regularly and literally sal.cd, case. 81
black lsx would be like angels vis;ss,
few and fat between. Caals thst are
Yrn-rossly ted should bc aaleed everv
fecd.-E1r. Farmers Union.
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The Iowa Legislature has eaacted n
law against baggage snashers. ,Th.
penalty fr recklrs>Iy i"jnri"g b,g.
gage is 6oe OF not less than fifty dni-
lars nor mure than one hundred, and
imprisonment not exceeding thirty
days ...
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The Manka," authorities propose to
spend 5000 in getting system OF
OF water w",kS provided the pe"rl'
will au,horiz. them - issue bonds to
that amount. -. ...,. g..
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N. Aud.,s.n,, Sh-rltf. has received
au.torir, from the Governor to raise a
militia c.ml'a"v 10 ren"ve the indians
VIII" are IF their reservation, itum the
coun y H.. has the muster rolls. aud
is n"w ready to tax. the names "i
th~e VIII" i, sire glory on the tented
fisid. The State will furnish the arms
aud equipments a. soon a> the company
is full.-F-r.u< Falls Il f,ac.ste.
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CASH PREMIUMS.

Any person seading subscriptions
to the WEEKLY pIspArcH at the rate
Of 81 % per annum will be entitled to
the following CASH PREMIUMS: "a
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REDWOOD FALLS MINNESOTA. THURSDAY APRIL l6 1871
NOTICE.

O. 8. I and Once,
Redwood Falls, Ainn., April q 1874.
Complaint having been entered at this office ny
Theodore c Hays aRainst Adam Buck for shnndoning
his Homes tead Entry No eioS, dated Sept T. 1871,
upon the N E u n W 4 snd Lots No. + se.tioS
Township ia Range 81 in Sibisy County. Ninue-
SOFA la
with view to the cancellation Of said entry; the
SAID parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
Office ON the 10th Gay Of June. 1874 at 10
O'Clock ", to respond and furnish testimony cOu
csrn.ny said aidallsyedabandonment -
.-.-..s b.. F. Smith, Register.
% -'- WV. II. K.L!v. Recriyr.
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Bishop 5 mp,rn has reached Wash
inys"n f,o,n the citv of Mcxiva, where
he has been establishing aud ORGANIC
ing missions f"r the Meti,odi,t Episc.,.
p,l church. lie says he Was rrcrived
ty the President. the Chief Justice.
tho Minister sf State and I'll the an.
thor'ties with hearty welcome, and
he represents tl,.t it is the policy Of
the Kpun''c, without active participa.
tion. to 'gnard the rights Of other
Christian sects in Mexico. With the end
Of neu,rsl;ziny the power which the
Old Church has heretofore brought to
bear against the popular cause. There
arc now about 200 American residents
IN the City Of Mexico. Our new min
lister, John W. Foster, seems to be
popular with everybody.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT.

We the County Commissioners OF Red
wood County, submit this our Statement
Of the condition Of the finances Of said
County for the year ending February 2sth
1874. -
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At the recent election il Mank alto
loss votes were c'st, Icing the lar:
gest vote ever p"lIcd.
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t. the Ml>.our,an, the most rom !.
,ic aud i"'-sr> Ing .p,t on the Missouri
river is where. fifteen years age. 81
ste ,mb"st ssnk with three hunir..d
barrels Of whisky. then worth only
seventeen aud half eests 4 gallon,
but n"w-there is no telling how
much, Three times have vain u,
temp,s been m ID. to get at It Every
annual low wn-r is nrxi"usly ~aichcd
aud .p,'cula,,d "", and meanwhile tn.
whisky is growing m"iio~ aud mel
lover every wear, taa'aliz;"y the resi-.
dc"ts for a mile ar"u,d by the con.
seriousness oO its being 80 nesr aud
yet So far" 81
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4 .man by the name ii John Horn
back, IA farmer. near Exeter, Scot,
County Ill.,. Was arrested the Mher 4 y
for IA bury larv cu his "Sn h,use. AS
they We're taking him to Jill he jump
cd "a, Of th" hn"-y, aud, with several
shots aiter him. he escaped. liz is n
we'i'hy man. and the case cau>es much
c"'nn.aut. Tns aM"unt st"i.. from
his house wa> S: N0D. and those VIII,
pr"cured his arrest were h,s creditors
wh" regarded the r.p,r,ed burglary rs
q ruse to deiirsn I'll, m.
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An UniOrtCnate Joke.

Hon. A. Il. Stevens is said to have
related the following anecdote lately,
during q conversation in which the
'woman's temperance way" car,e up:
Whcn the Georgia delegation was on
its way to the Cincinnati convention in
1856 they went by the way Of Wash.
ington, and Toombs gave them din.
uer. Among those present were How
ell Cobb, General Garjuer, OF Port
Hudson fame. and Stephen A Doug.
las After the flowing bowl had been
passed about frequently, aud literally.
aud three or four Presidential candi-
dates in the party had got we'll warmed
up. General G ,rdner proposed toast
Here's h"pins yea may all live to
te President OF the United States"
ALI rose, aud as he raised the glass
to his lips Douglas turned to Cobb
and said, '.Our friend wishes you
very long life, Mr. Cobb" Cobb at frs,
seemed disposed to resent this but in
stantly recovered himself aud j,ined
in the laugh that went round but
said Mr.. Stphens, Cobb never forgot
nor torgave that bon mat. He treas.
ured it up all through Buchanan's I'D
mini>tra.ion, and it was often the cause
Of iusidious advice from the Cabinet
officer to the President. prejudicial to
the great Senator. Aud it ranked in
Cobb's bosom when he planued the
the tactics that prevented douglas yet.
ting the Charleston nominal ion by
brc king up the convention. 1t did
mere THAN any other personal thing
m split the Democratic party, to elec,
Lincoln. TO precipitate the war aud to
strand us where ". are.'
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st. Louis colored damsels are fned
500 for carrying rasors in their pockets
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LEGAL. ADVERTISEM'TS
SUMMONS

State Of Ninnesota I DISTRICT COURT. 1tss.}-
County Redwood 9rH. JUDICIAL. DISTRICT
David btilings flainiiil, against George G. newell
The Stats ot Minnesota to the above named de-
fen,lAut. aG ~ = 1s.' ). - : -
You are hereby summoned and required to an.
awer the complaiut In this action which 10 filed in
the ONCE Of Clerk of Court 10 said County and to
serve . copy ofyoar ssswer to the said complaint
On she "a tscriter At ha olace in MsrshalL Eyop
County, state of Ninnrsot, within twenty days ter
the day,of sueh s-rvie., andK you fail tn aaswer
the complaint within the time nj rrsaid the plaintiff
in this action will take jadsn,ent sgaast you for the
msnts AND c0xts Of suit "a1',7 ''F0l : :
Dated Apftf Is, 1874. E. B. JEwETr, zne.
- 3tx %s Plain:iiFa Attorney. ~ =
~ Marshsll 1 nfx Mlnn
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ADULTER >TEO SYRups.-W. w

ADULTER >TEO SYRuPs. w
D,".ei,>, Pro'-,s.'r OF A"aIyrIral Ghe,u
'>,ry in the University Of W W.<co"si,,,
m,krs a" explanation i" th Weste,n
Farmer which may allay ground e>s
tears in regard to s'rup- aud direct at
;e"tion to s",ne reliable tests uf aduiter.
a.i"". He say:
Sirups are made by purifying the
mOlassts that remains ait r the larger
port ion Of the sugar has been separated
hy several crys'aliz ,ti"ns The juice
"f the caae or beet root is concentrated
in iron pans, from which 4 small quan
ury Of iron vii. be dissolved by the
acids in the juice. THUS all genuine
Sirups will contain u small Quantity Of
this impurity aud SO will give black
color when added to tea The color
ing is caused by the formation OF tan.
nate OF iron, by the union of tanuic
acid Of tea with the iron. This is no
proper test to ascertain the genuine
ncss Of sirups. Us the so-callcd "coru
sirups would be less apt to contain iron
than those that are genuine. need
hardly add that this iron is in no way
injurious. There may BE- adulserated
sirups in the market, but the '.tca test
is not sufficient to prove adul'eration
The New York HORSE DISEASE
The disease which has been prevalent
'or some weeks, aud has assumed an
.plx'etic form. among the horses of
New f"rk: is "fa dltfereut type to th.
genuine original epizuotic which, year
and IA halt ago, i"jutcd business to il
serious extent The new disease is
manifested, first. by an affection of the
eyes which begin to swell aud after
ward cl"se, watery natter exudiny
tnerefrom. Then sweIIings break out
d" the forcsholdcr aud hip. aud the
horse IS incsp ,ci'ated for work. Few
horses horses have, as yet, died from
this disease. The treatment is simply
rest, aud IL the eyes run, bathing them
Saltpetre appears to act beneicially,
and, as 500" as the kidneys are acted
upon, the disease begins to leave Some
veterinary surgeons say that i. is Va
ration Of the complaint known a.
'piDk~ye;" Others incline to the opin-
ion that it is stomache disorder !;
wAilc third class are positive that il
is u nervous deranyemcn'. That the
treatment should be rest, dry hay, diet.
fresh air and little saltpeter, they al;
agree.
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Scribner's Monthly,
The Summer Campaign Begun.
Another Great Literary Sensation, "
The Modern Robinson cruso

With 15OCoautifal Illustrations.
Mesan. ScRiwSgx IN, hsvs securpd far aerial
publication in sCRlBNERS MONTHLY. n. Julss
vsrne's Latest Story.
"THE MYSTERIOUS 1 LAND"
In which, nat esatsat with lie old story OF ROBIN.
S)N CRUS0E'' aad ths : wlSS FAMILY Rob- S3llN
the writer undertakes tn show how party u me u
cast upon mystrfioas aud dssstt 1aiasd. mry liv.
hy their aci~nt6e rosourers alons, wish0ee th~ ~
~ .ay wreck r. drsw upou Tor The mstsrals u life
and comlfor.. a e
The ysrsy ass A.ssisans Who sst sst itsm RseA-
aond, Va dasses ths srige. In NailnSa. 4, Jsasa
Nerus snitss with accurate scssti0s ksewisdes,
On eqssersses Of iuysntive 6 Mus thas has
FASCINATED THE WORLD.
The thsss Il The pres.nt stosrua2ssas The as.hse
the 10 q opVortsnit for the dfspy II his peealar
fts The story will y psoesssly iiustraisd asd 70
begNe u thu April Nun6es. 81
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Number. stsl 81
SCRIBNgK 1 Co, 81 Broadway, n. r
A new suppy Of legal blanks, deeds,
mortgages, oh attle mortgages. Justices
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Persons d. string Cash Premiums must send no
der less thar five suscris ut time. The mon-
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scribrs and S2 10. $l50u can be forwarded with IL.
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In these premium su,'sc-ipt tions the name Il each
subscrbcr viii tc stamped TIN, pnper, and papert
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The Dispatch
Is u thoroughly Independent Journal,
oppo,iug all Monopolies and Corrup.
tion, advocating the Interests Of th-
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The question was asked by one Of
the ms"agere ~ to what 9, urse he
should pursue it the agent ef his road
1t any point we're, under the provis
ions If sry Of these laws to be indict
cd and punished with f"e aud impris-
"nueut. Il j. believed that the qnes
ti"n v 8 not d. 6"itely answered, bu,
some Of the directors seemed to be OF
opinion that the course to pursue in
>uch case would BE- to shut up ths.
Office whose agent had thus been pun.
islled, aud to let the trains run past II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-11

FRIourFuL AccIprJ.-At about one
o'clock this afternoon as a large load OF
lumber drawn by four horses was pass
ing down Main street, Gold Hill, the
brake gave away letting the wagon onto
the wheelers with such force as to knock
them of their feet. The driver, Bassett
by name, seeing that he could not con-
troll the team rolled OF the seat sideways,
his head coming in contact with a rock
in such n as to u a frightful
cash Just behind his left car. The
nigh hind wheel ran over his left
hand splitting open and otherwise
injuring every finger on that hand.
The leaders now thoroughly frightened,
dashed down Main street at q trot drag
ging the wheelers along the ground, the
loaded wagon still pressing heavily upon
them. When the team arrived opposite
Bittner 4 Co.'S hardware establishment,
a number OF men rushed out OF the store
and with sledge-h hammers, bars Of iron
and pieces of wood. succeeded in block
ing the wagon. The wheel-horses were
severely injured. the skin in many places
being worn off their bodies and great
holes being gougcd out OF their thighs.
The team belonged to MIR. Savage, Of
Virginia City. A number Of persons
who saw Bassot, fall. picked him up and
carried him into the Eclipse Stable. DIR.
Hall rendered the necessary surgical
assistance.
PensoNlL.-Rev. Mr.. Bateman, Indian
Agent, arrived in Virginia City this
morning. Our old-timo friend Joseph
Piper. who has been s%ojourning in San
Francisco for the past two years, has
again taken up his residence in Virginia
City.
SrocKloLDEEs MEErIsG.-Tho annual
meeting OF the Tyler Mining Company
will be held at their office in San Fran
cisco, July II. Sec official notice in our
advertising columns to-day.
wARN NIour.-Night before last tho
mercury, which rose to 90 degrees du-
ring the day, fell only six degrees during
the entire night.
MErEoIoLoGIcAL.-M IL N. to-day
the thermometer in Gold Hill indicated
= temperature Of ~ degrees in the shade.
Town TIusrEEs.-The Board Of Town
Trustees will be in session this even
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-11

LAKE TiHoE.-Among the most at
t~ractive places OF resort ON Lake Tahoe
are the Hot Springs at the lower end OF
the lake. Col. Richardson, the proprie-
tor Of the large hotel situated at the
Springs, has built a sufficient number Of
lighthouses, diaectly over the Springs,
TO accommodate all his guests. He has
also erected on his premises adozen cot
taces for the accommodation Of visitors,
Messrs. Ralston, Yerington and Bliss,
who visited the Springs day before
Yesterday, are very enthusiastic in their
praises Of the same. They contemplate
auartering their families at Richardson's
during the heated term. Tomorrow,
Captain Elliott will launch his new sail
boat. the minnie Moody" for q trial
trip, and every Sunday hereafter she
will make the circuit Of the lake, towed
by Captain Todman's propeller, the
''Truckee. which is capable Of making
fifteen miles an hour. The propeller
stops at all points Of interest on the
lake shore. leaving the Hot Springs on
Sunday at s o'clock A. NJ, via Glen
brook, Taylor's Landing. Rowland's, to
Yank's Station; then to Emerald Bay,
Sugar-pine Point and the Grand Cen
trial Hotel, Tahoe City. and returning to
Hot Springs. The "Gov. Stanford y
leaves the Hot Springs daily at 9o'cloek.
and the propeller. Commodore Bliss
beautiful boat, connects daily at 4 p. n.
with the Hot Springs.
ConRxcrrvr.-Dr. Berthier. who is
one Of the best physicians in Storey
county, may be found during Office hours
Al bis rooms, in the Piper Bull ling, r
ner Of B and Union streets. Virginia.
A number Of people labor under the er-
ronious impression that the Doctor is
stiii connected with the County hospit-
Al. whereas he resigned his position as
County Physician over a month ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-11
A FAD oMrs-To owe men money.

WALLER ON cRExArios.-A good men whs
deal fairly and .quarely by Their fellows win he
plessurably remembered long alter their souls
shall have returned to the eompanlonship OF
the Just. and their bodies are properly cremsted
In tie most approved modern style. There are
plenty. OF men, however. who deserve to be
burnt before death Tor their Inherent wicked.
ness, and among these are clothing dealers who
swindle their customers by selling clothing not
worth half Its price. Such men ought to be
cromaied. and their stocks Of clo,hing with
them. Call Al my store. In Halls building.
Main street. opposite tho Office Of the CON
HILL News. when you want clothing, and I will
do you honest and square justice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-11
WESTERN DISPATCHES
t.rrcrAL 70 the GOLD niLL pArLr sEvs.l
FROM SAN
Latest News from Yokohama-Ths
Great Maratimc Race - reen.
backs.

SAN Francisco. July Ill p. H.
Great interest was felt In Yokohama In
the raco between the Granada and the
vasco DcGama to Nat port from this.
On the 9Th Of juno, neal Yokohama,
the Granada overlook the vasco DeGama
which IA running ut the rate Of four
teen knots. The Granada crowded on
both steam and sail and passedthe vasco
DeGama, and on the morning Of the
9th was out OF sight. Tho Vasco De-
Cana had the start from here Of one
day, and was beaten in the race FIVE
hours.
Greenbacks, 9l@0iX.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-11
FROM o ANGELES.
Destructive Fire-The Alise MILLS
Dcstroysd-Loss, $4,000.

Los ASoELks, July 11.-Last night a
fire broke oui in the Also Mills. The
building was Don filed with flames
from the ground floor to the roof. II
was a three-story brick, with the usual
amount OF frame work inside. such AZ
bins, elevators and machinery. The
origin Of the FIRE Is unknown. The
stock in store was quite heavy, CON-
posed mostly Of corn. with some barley
and q quantity Of -four. But little was
saved. The building was owned by Eu-
gene Meyer. Gov. Downey and o. W.
Childs. Loss, $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-11

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