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A Liberal Party.

The Democrats of Ohio notwithstand
ing they have put William Allen, a vet
eran of the Old Guard, at the head Of
their ticket, have been very generous to
the new corners into their ranks. Two Of
the seven men On their ticket, were, until
lately, Republicans and the Republican
organs are denouncing General Sam.
Cary, candidate for Lieutenant G Govern.
OF, and Thomas E. Powell, candidate
for Attorney 6 General, as renegades,
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A Touching Telegram.

A. d. Jones was his name. An
" Hon1," of course. Corinth was his To-
cation, and a truly loyal postmaster, his
vocation. His complexion was highly
eolored, and his hair-well, say tightly
curled. An ungrateful and officious
grand jury accused him of robbing the
mails-(harsh words.) Last week, at
Oxford, he plead guilty before the Uni
ted States District Court. Then arose
G. Wiley Wells, United States District
Attorney, and prospective Radical can
didate for Congress. Mr.. Jones, he said,
was friend of his, indeed, he might say,
very dear friend. In fact, it was at
his instigation that Mr. Jones had quit
Gods country and consented to emigrate
to the barbarous South. 1t was upon his
recommendation that Mr.. Jones had been
appointed postmaster at Corinth. Mr..
Jones had taken the money Ga mere mat
ter of eight hundred dollars, but it had
been in a moment of temptation. He
hoped the court would be light on him.
Judge Hill was moved by the tender
appeal. He sentenced the prisoner to
two years confinement in the penitentiary
at Albany, New York, and expressed the
hope that when he came out he would
seek some honest employment where
temptation did not so much abound.
That night the following Geographic
dispatch left Oxford
Hon. HI. r. Pease, Vicksburg, Miss.
"Owing to unavoidable circumstances,
cannot attend meeting of Republican
Executive Committee at jackson, to-
morrow. Please cast my vote as proxy.
g A. d. JONES"
The unavoidable circumstance was
good. The request that Pease should act
as his proxy was highly appropriate.
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Hon. Ben. HILL, of Georgia, is said
to hold the opinion that it viii be a most
lamentable and ruinous disaster should
the Democrats in 1876 fail TO make a
platform upon which the Liberals and
all opponents of the present Administra-
ton can unite. IF the Liberals can't
stand on such platforms as the Democra-
cy Of Ohio, Iowa, California, ETC., have
adopted, what in the name of reason will
suit them?
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Holly SPRINGS, jog
! DEAR CLAHIoN: Leaving laP.
morning, and Corintl AZ O. p. D.
at Grand Junction 10 s p. m
much Grand" about thcJnr
~ when you are detained 3
hours waiting for q train. IN.
Jennings. mHnlgcr OF tho Son,
and agent of the ENrua 4.
Grand Junction for ia, pa..a
very hospitable 10 The rer
Ink CLARION, and hi, Comr
Jennings Is won known inJN
always pleased 70 see "a Jae.
the Junction. For all sud.
best fare ana the coolest rol-
nights.
You leave Grand functions
at haif-past four you reach o
A porter proclaim "huc h9t.i
ana free ride la thr street u'
gooG nap and "a good brcaha.
aforesaid, We took the stree, =
few minutes were on thesQllh
railroad has been iu operation
and Is constructed not Only i".
mediation Of passengers, bli w.
Ter Of freight from the depot
Tie iron Is the same as that us. y
generally, and track same eN
freight ear can be sent irm ~
street fronting tho mgr gar
it may be consigned, ",hepr
IS named Jame, y -eusr-
pliment TO d v.elI-kuovu
citizen, Neither man nor ba
Ject We're IL lighter and hada
Holly SPRING Is one of tfe
tlaJ towns IN the State. and H
Tor intelligence aud rehneA
none. Some of the most e'D.
of the Mississippi bar reside
Featherston, Watson, MalA.
FAINT, Strickland, Stith, anI' H
say, et al. Its total popuIa'
2,408, since which time The '-''
and other colored schools pa"
siderably to that class Of ci''I"
Just long enough in place
ddnce and vote. Marshal e
had a total population Oh
l6,4y9 were colored. Inc ~
male citizens over p year
figures suggest pretty t4u"
coming election, but our Ii ~.
OF Marshall. but 10 carry uT
require that every man IN -Is,l
duty. The entire state Wln
20 the result In Marshall POI
/ called at the Office Of w,
found my friends Calhoon .Dgt
sent; at the Office Of The 9Sor-t
Judge Watson absent but Wy "a
at his post. Marshall coun3. NJ
boast of two Journals oi o.
and alive 70 the lil'''
ole.
/ visited the Holly spring y
this morning, and found n}
Whitehead, the superb tend.
new designs upon his T. estle-D
brother, III. b. WHY ehead,
hing of beauty" ou' OF 4 Pie
This establishmer Is adorn'
cries with SOM fine Work
enclosure OF .le Hllzheim, \.
1,a1tekss9n. 4 u specimen q .a5,
y hlteheA". Will give satis Jam
nay orr. er marble work iiO
send you the names q w w
iitional subscribers 70 Tue
1fiice. To Col. Walter bssn
Taylor, I am indebted i ,,., here
ION In Extending your lls'
Yours
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MARSHALL CoUNTY.-A correspond
emf writes ''The canvass is getting I'M
=" der full Roadway in old Marshall, with
+" prospects greatly in favor of the sue
I" cess of the Conservative party this
g fall" Cheering news indeed.
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Death of lDr. LiddeH.

The State could be called to mourn the
death of no truer nor better citizen than
DR.. w. W. Liddell, which occurred on
the 9th inst. We miDgle our sorrow with
that of his numerous relatives and friends
over the melancholy event.
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HaIf-Fare Rates 10 the Dem
OCratiC State Convention.

In reply to our application, to the +. r. ,
Companies for half-tfare rates for delegates
to the Democratic State Convention, we
have received the following letters
VIcKsBURG, July 10, 1875.
MEssRs. Power d BARKsDALE In
reply to your favor of the 9Th, | say
yes" Round trip to the Democratic
Convention. Yours truly,
GEO. d. LAWRENCE,
Asst Sup't
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observation-disclosures TICKET
FOR CONGRESS /:
FOR LEGIsLAT

FOR LEGISLATURE:
CLAIBORNE COUNTY
WIN. d. BEAN AND Z. S. DRAKE.
COPIAH COUNTY
+. A. Rowan, of Beauregard.
GEO. w. MILLER, Of Crystal Springs.
re- Secretaries of Conventions, and other
friends, are requested to send the names OF
candidates for Congress, Districts Attorney
Legislature and other offices, as fast as NOM
mated, so that they may be added to the
above ticket.
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Rates of 6ubscrfDtion.
CONSERVATIVE STATE ORGAN.
IZATION.

TEMPORARY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
J. III. Stone, of Alcorr, Chairman Geo.
Z. Potter, w. F. Tucker, r. H. Taylor, l..
B. Graham, w. H. McCardle and W. $.
Featherstone.
COMMITTEE OF CORRESPONDENTS.
Geo L. Potter; W. F. Tucker, H a.
Chalmers, Kinloch Falconer, W. r. Banks
dale, L. NJ Young and 7. B. Graham.
COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE
Committee to confer with Republican
Executive Committee in relation to Regis
trars: H. NJ. Street, r. o. Reynolds and r.
H. Taylor.
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THE race for Congress in this district
wakes hot among the Radicals. The
Plaindealer (the organ of the Republican
masses) is strongly urging Hill-and
says:
Reports from all parts of the district
come to US in favor of Hon. James Hill
for Congress-. Work boys, he is the
friend of the people. In Marshall coun-
ty, where he was born, he is respected by
all classes, white and colored. His record
public ard priVate-is as clear and
brilliant as the MONDAY sun.
Nevertheless, the RAIDS will find it an
uphill business when the Democrats put
their candidate in the field.
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MEssRs. III. II. Chalmers and C. E
Hooker are advertised to address mass
meeting at Senatobia on the 29th. They
are able men and a rich treat is in store
for the assembled multitude.
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Vicksburg Monitor.l

There was Radical pow-wow at Boil
ton, Saturday and another at Bovina. and
thereby hangs tale. Judge Brown ana
Hill, hot contestants for the nomination
for Congress, boarded the train at Jack
son. Inc Judge watched him and oot
OFF with the latter, at Bottoms, but inst
before the train started again, Hill stem.
ped on it and went to Bovina. WHERE
everything was fixed up for him and
where he had it all his own way. Hill
thinks he played pretty shrewd trick on
the Judge and his cOnfreres have dubbed
him tricky Jim.R
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Prop. r. j. GUTHRIE has purchased
the Oxford Falcon, and viii In future
conduct that paper. He is an able
writer, and will be a valuable accession
to the journalistic profession. Judge
Howry, who has conducted the Falcon
with great ability for several weeks, has
retired.
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New ORLEANS, ST. J.. q Z. K. K, I
McCoMB CITY, July 10, 1875. !
GENTS: have yours of the 18th inst,
and in reply have to say-that this Com
pany will transport persons DESTROYS of
attending the Democratic Convention to
be held at jackson, Miss, August Sd, at
one and one-fifth rates for the round trip.
Tickets will be sold on the 1st and I'd,
good to return till the 18th, at ali stations
in Mississippi, also at Grand Junction,
Tenn, and New Orleans.
Yours, f. d. Frost,
Genl Manager.
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A Kind Word from an apprecIa.
ted Source.
Forest Register.l

Forest Reglster.l
The friends of THE CLARION are now
forming clubs for it for the campaign. 1t
is only $1.OO for the time. The CLARION is
sound as dollar on all essential issues of
the day, and any one having a desire for
Capital news may rely on it. In point of
fact TIE CLARION is one of the most reliable
papers in America,
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THE Times, Republican organ of this
city, insists that in view of the indict-
ments against Cardozo, Superintendent
of Public Instruction, for forgery ard
embezzlement, he should step down and
out from the leadership in his party
Nevertheless, Cardozo was the big gun
of the Radical meeting at Terry, on the
18th inst,
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Hon. o. r. SINGLETON and Mai. H.
S. Foote, of Canton, called in to see us
On their way from the grand Democratic
gathering at Forest The enthusiasm
was immense, and the prospects as cheer
ing as could have been desired.
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LETTER FRn,,

A Itn
TUPElo, I,. d
been visiting this me
for a few days, and era h. '''' +
send you a few items any,,
his observation. The g, ~ a''a
just now n the as.emb,'
Chapter OF the Orderofr
has just closed It's .Ix.I
Eighteen Chapter. were
the counties of Lee. p'
Lowndes Newton. Att..
, fayette. There areai,.,..a
the State. The Order
as Adaptive MASONRY
chiefly Of ladie,--uoa,
and The wives, daugh,a-.
or widows OF Master NJ.
ing being admitted lb..
tiers have peen formed n
the Union. New Yors
Mississippi was the sec.-5
Grand Chapter. The O,l..
tenance and Cooperate.
most prominent and ina.
known TO the Craft. Gran
ley is al official membero,e
ter of Mississippi. ana p,g.
Howry holds membersbIp.,e
KOsciusko.
A part Of the program.
consisted In a basket p.c.n.. RI.
the town. A large comb,o,
aud there was the greatsg
good things provided for t
brass band discour.el .v
whilst the Eastern Star nj
guests dispatched the eh..
and other thing, 81" for ts
der"
AZ night a Grand Chapte.
held at the Methodist rlr.
Was denseiy packed. aBIn.
were listened to and obsersI,
tercst. The names oithopoI.
ing the yrar,Were auuuuHtI
ate tributes paid Co thairm.r.
tiful floral offerings, were rs...
hibited from members OF tbso..
adelphia and indianapolis.
The next session OF tbe e-
will be held at Duraut. ON
day In July, 1876
Tupelo ha, improved cons.
was here in 1872. A large
courthouse has taken tbcu
destroyed by fire, aud /, o..
clever "A set of Officials asaar.
State can afford. The neu b
Messrs. Clark, Hood a 90. r
ornament to any town. ANA
in the centre OF the principal u.
"A flow of cool water st Oh.
gallons per minute. Tie we.
deep, and with the covering
| $4,000. There are Two OH
stronger how, east OF rlo r.
public shower-bAth has bs.-
from the considerable fall a,.
these WE'LL
TuEelo is fifty miles souho.0
LAS a population OF abou, ON.
The total 20 pulation OF ths a..
was 1880, OF whom Bliss wtr.
zens of u years and upwards. U
population ll,lOO were white n
ored.
l saw two gentlemen t0-ll, r
toe, who heard Col Lamar .
Monday last. The mas, meet.
hold a primary election, abb ar
egates 10 the Congressional uT
State Convention. A re-o.ut
ted instructing delegates 10 a
Lamar "tirsL la,tand all the t.1
gress. Our friends ion p0ru
sanguine Of carrying Che r
Lamar spoke nc New ALBANY Va
and yesterday mt Falkner sG.
9th places attracted great um
snired grcaCenthu,iasm. Hell
service not on - u-s.l .
common cause.
l was please to meet 0gr '
johnson at this place. H. ar
ba all right on the main que
iish-trap In good working
wanted TO know what Dad ba
correspondent WILLIAM A g
others would be glad % gt..
ton
When you come % Tupe0
IIagood llonss, of which B. "a.
Esq, Is proprietor. / ounIlI
yesterday on his desk, whOc.
Tor HMM the opinion oi
Yours,
HH
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MOBILE & ONO II. r.,

MOBILE, ALA. July -, 1875.
GENTLEMEN To yours of the 9th
inst, in reference to the Democratic and
Conservative Convention, etc, will state
that excursion tickets will be issued in
accordance with your request to Meridian
and return at three cents per mile, each
way. Agents will be instructed.
Very truly,
CHARLES L. FITCH,
GenI Ticket q Pass. Agent.
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The Columbus Press (Republican)
makes timely suggestion in connection
with Lt.-Gov. DAVIS call for 6 special
session. 1t advises him to call for an
investigation into the Barrentine pardon
ing case
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AMONG other things endorsed by the
people Of Col. Lamar's District, in his
splendid Congressional career, "were
"unceasing efforts to re-unite in brother
"ly love for the people of the two sec
"tions..' See the Tippah resolutions.
Will our Northern friends make a note
oft
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Pontotoc and PrenIi.s Counties.

Just as we 90 to press We receive the
proceedings of the Democratic-C onserva-
tive meetings in Prentiss and PontotOc
counties. They will appear in our next.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21

MAJ. THOMAS GRAFTON is announced
as associate editor of the Natchez Demo
crat. lie is a good writer and an eYpe-
rienced journalist.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-07-21

THE St. Louis Democrats have invited
the National Democratic Convention of
1876 to meet in that city.
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Mr.. JOHN II. MILLER, an experienced
live young journalist, is at the head of
the Observation-Disclosures. Here's our
hanJ
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THE State Convention August Sd.
How many of our friends will bring clubs
for THE CLARION.
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If there is an internal plot to send to
the next National Democratic Conven-
ton an Ohio delegation headed by Geo.
FL. Pendieton, with the intention of nom
mating Bayard for the Presidency, it is
not likely that anybody concerned would
just now acknowledge it.-Cin. CONNER
cial
II there is such a scheme afoat, it is a
plot to nominate a man who is very
Bayard, in truth one of purest as well as
ablest, men within the limits of the
Union.
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A LARGE Democratic meeting was held
at Winona on the 18th inst. Our able
contemporary, H. D. Money, Esq, of the
Advance, was recommended for Con-
gress.
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j. NJ. HILL (colored) has called a
Radical State Convention in Jackson on
the 18th of August.
By the way, Hill has superseded
white Republican, in the Craftsmanship.
Is it the working of the color line?
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MEMPHIS a CHARLESTON r. r.,
MEMPHIS, July 18th, 1873.
GENTS: We will give of cts. per
mile for the round trip, between Grand
Junction and stations east to luka. If you
will advise us as to the length Of time Of
the Convention, L will instruct agents.
M. S. JAY,
Gen'l Pass. 81 Ticket A gent
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The Meridian Mercury makes the fol-
lowing statement, on whose authority.
We are not advised
Col. w. E. Gibbs, (from whom we
heard in Texas the other day about the
\. (. D. bribery case, but not very sat
istactorily,) has returned to Mississippi,
and is now in Columbus. He opens his
mouth and speaks openly and above
board, and clears up all doubts. A. K.
ID. did take money for the pardon of
Barrentine, and while Col Gibbs does
not feel called upon to go into the news
papers about it, he is ready to 90 into
court when called upon to establish the
fact upon his oath.
THE Columbus Index states on the an
thority of Capt w. W. Humphries.
that at ga mass meeting of the
{ people of zee county, it was re-
g solved that the representatives. of Lee
county in the Legislature be instructed
s' to present articles of impeachment
" against 1t. Gov. Davis, during the ex.
g ira session which is to begin on the
g 2Tth."
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Between hay and grass" il the
hardest part OF the year for stock on
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THE RAIDS had grand pow-wow at
Terry on Saturday last. I. N. Car
dozo was the principal speaker. Where
were the Times folks?
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THE Vicksburg Monitor recommend
Col. U. NJ. Young, of thai city, for Con
gress and says, he can carry Warren
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a Disfinguished Member of the
Republican Executive Commit
tee Comes 30 Grief
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SUBSCRIBE for The CLARION.
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a Folly mot 20 be Repeated.

An esteemed subscriber thus writes to
The CLARION as to matters and things in
Tippah County.
''Plenty of rain-fne prospect for
corn crop this year; and a general up
heaving among the unterriGed Dem0cIa-
cy of old Tippah, with determination
not to repeat the folly of two years ago
in electing Radical Republican to the
State Senate from the 23d District.
we will send Democrat next session. :"
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The unavoidable circumstance wa:
good The request that Pease should act
as his proxy was highly appropriate.
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Evening Report

10 Valley 6
30 Raymond ( Ely 81. 36l.
$40 Eureka Con 81. 90
$40 Jackson L., l.
800 Phoenix l., /.
- American Flag ,
1870 Belmont 81 81.
$50 Rye Patch l..
6IO X X Cos 6
$50 Leopard 49,, 12'.
500 Webfoot -
60 jefferson B.,
1880 ella >. A.
20 Panther ~. l.
1000 81 Patrick Il. b5. b
$50 Mansfield l711ac. l5c
$50 G Chariot 81. IS.
1915 Mahogany lOt4. 90
300 South Chariot Il.
$50 War Eagle 21..2
40 Empire I'D -
40 Poorman ~
90 Illinois Central 6
40 Pauper II
So O .htr Al, &C.
100 Best & Belcher 4G
600 California SIX So, 571s b5
400 Baltimore )
go Rock Island .
30 Con Virginia 1851 So. 3sGIs
10 Chollar 50
10 Julia 10. II b3
80 Yellow JHcket &c
470 Mexican 1871, 49,.
~ II -
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EATsEy TEEEG us.

kipps' carriage factory. New York.
was destroyed by fire yesterday morn.
ing. Loss, 100000
1t is thought that the Beecher case
will so to the jury by tomorrow or next
day. And then what?
There is more talk of a find of gold in
the Black Hills. Somebody wants to
sell some groceries or something.
New indictments are being found
against the silk smugglers.
The Dolly Warden County Convention
is sitting in Sacramento.
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DE-. O'CoNSoK' 5 LECTURE, last night.
at the Catholic Church, was attended by
about sixty persons. As before an
nounced, his subject was Ireland and
her Faith Among the less familiar
historical facts which the speaker
brought to the notice of the audience
was that Ireland had a language, liter
allure. religion and music, when the an
cestors of the English were painted
savuges. The antiquity of Ireland is
lost in the night of time; or in the twi-
light of fable. Ireland was called the
Sacred Isle. or the Isle of Destiny, be-
fore the Christian era. 1t had genuine
history in the Irish languages language
the speaker pronounced magnificent,
grand and glorious-severai centuries
before any other European people. In
his peculiar inimitahle, humorous way,
the lecturer intimated the Irish language
was that OF Adam and Eve; and was I'M
derstood TO assert that the Greek was
taken from the Irish. The English got
their trial by jury from the Irish, and
the Irish taught the English snip build
ing. Scotland was at first hut an Irish
colony. History from its birth speaks Of
the ancient glory OF Ireland. An educated
Irishman speaks better English thnn
an educated EnglisGman. The charac-
tcristics Of the Irish. tlriy virtues and
vices, were happily portrayed. Unlike
others, an lnshman, VIXEN he has taken
a glass Of whisky, must needs let every
man IN town know it. and viii never re-
fuse 10 give You his name, and will give
hi. haapt. ~ eta tie Inglfsl will
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The Steamer and the Cistsrn.

The Swift Company had their machine
out as peg prior arrangement last even
ing. The experiments were very salts
factory; for while the boys hesitate to
acknowledge that their engine cannot
"suck the water works, they own up
that the flow of water from the main
into the cistern is quite equal to the
amount exhausted. So, at least, it is
stand-off The fact established is full of
good assurance, for we are now certain
that in the event of confagration of
considerable proportions the water is at
hand to keep the engines supplied. We
say the water is at band; that is to say,
it is available and should be put within
reach. The cistern at which yesterday 8
experiments were had is the only one
that is fed by the Rice Il Helm Water
Works. Every cistern in town not on
the line of the over flowing bitches
should be supplied with this clear and
ample flow. Moreover all the cisterns
should be cleaned of their deposit of
mud and dirt before being thus filed.
Tho sooner this matter receives the
attention of the Town Trustees, tie
better.
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MINING STOCK REPORT


Forenoon FOnro
1890 Ophir 46. AZ b.
425 Mexican 49,. 1917 b.
125 Gould & Curry Is
90 Chollar 50
175 Best a. Belcher a. 46s.
50 Hale 4 Norcross 80, 3Sii
$50 Imperia! I
I35 Crown Point 3oI. >. so.
10 Empire Mill IL
60 Alpha H., l7ls
% Beicher -
20 Confidence II
% Con Virginia 800. 3s1lt
ll5 Sierra Nevada y. l2...
1885 California IS. IS bio
$50 Bullion 321 2. So.
Is Ovefman Go
80 Justice - b3a
20 Lady Bryan 3.
50 knickerhocker 81
40 Caledonia IL ;. Il
80 Succor -
200 | mon Con -
40 JaIia ii I44z
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