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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-03-02
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An u0ieinans Rural World.l
90 AN the amendments to H.
OF the National Granoe y Inc constitution
by the Sta 81. Louis, have been ra a; th e
MAKING the e. except three: The 'n ne
one incre sae founders life members. one GA
charter 1as,ng the Membership fsos 'ne ne
represent hae;moers, and the one -ois OF
in prono ~t;on IN the National ig.vlng
States. p'f''on to membership ; in
Of me Committee on d;oout
ba Inc master of the NJ: OF decisions
' nas carefully revised t bha'lonai Grange,
GUIDE, making few few IN Inc parliamentary,
heir repo a4e VI, rules and decisions manages,
The comm dt was 3, adopted by the bo and
he headoua rte. On permanent loeat; IOay:
rem aeu' and the result waa onai Grange
iississ;nsee IL from Wasbinotaa decision {
nsippl valley, but leauigg'ao n to the .
,cation committee to i x y 1T to the T
E, months. 'he removal with v
me ane next session 90 r
e amended eIs sd IN November next National lii
San Franco constitution. It i - under M
rtained defin sso, provided that i - meet We
IRE than th; that it will MT ~ is as ST
is to be This This session at t' Gh not cost J
nmitte 90 a;scertained by the charleston. it,
E rees IN time to fix ANIL ane Executive o te
dyed themseIvesss from CalifRos aee Al
sum exceeds t fhsap0nsible for ~hat
.iactlon of orr u. amount. to al OF
lime to fix mo. Aecutlve Commits coo
they should fail another place r. Ha
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Nor THE SLIGHTEST CONSEQUENCE.
Says the Vicksburg Herald, in refer
ence to the Civil Rights bill:
The Civil Rights bill passed and Presi-
dent Grant made haste to approve it. To
Mississippi this law is matter of not the
slightest consequence, and we wish those
who like it much joy of their acquisi-
ton.
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GRANT has been asking Congress for
ADVICE IN the Louisiana case, and has At
9' so' II IN the form of a resolution by
the popular branch, condemning the bav
onet election of Conservative members
and urging their restoration VIII -
take the hint? - "o
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In response to many Inquiries MO -,
state that the price of the Revised g.. wiz
wo mas oeen reduced to 81 90 per copy
We WIZ mai or express, charges prenaid
70 any address for 81 % per copy.
NJ, or' we VIII furnish the Revised Code and
nai ssissippl Manual of Forms, charges pre-
paul Tor u 90. Address, CLARION ORR.
Jackson, Miss. FiCE'
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NOTES FROM THE CAPITOL.
SENATE-FORTY-s IxTH DAY.
EVENING SESSION.

D. MONDAY, March, l, 1875.
r. IHB Senate evening session was stormy
one for that body. The session began at
O'Clock, p. NJ. During the session the rol
= was called fifty-nne times. Twenty-seven
motions to adjourn and take recess were
made and thirteen to suspend the rules, be-
? SIDES the usual amount of points of order.
: Inc protracted session was caused by the
democrats and Conservatives fighting off
the consideration of the House bill giving
the Governor the appointment of Tax COL
lectors. 1t was finally agreed that the bill
should be taken up at o'clock p NJ, to-
morrow. (to-day.)
IHE Governor has approved the following
ollis: TO refund money paid upon lands
that.had been forfeited 10 the State:n HTo
change the time of holding Courts in the
ON Dlstrlct;' ''To explain an Act reyiyino
Che charter of Greensboro SIN relation to
tue ssuance OF marriage licenses;n ITO in
corporate the Brookhaven male Academy. 6
a MOTION to rescind the resolution sus- r
pending Messrs. Scruggs and Simmons. -
COLI enrolling Clerks, who were sus. VI
'ended during the investigation now going
uperintendent's salary reduction bill, was -
ibled. an
lHE House bill appropriating $500 90 TO
eSsrS' Shelton 81 Shelton for LAWYERS, foe, del
as passed; yeas %, nays i. Mi
1HE House bill makinglan Approximation slig
repair and build the Penitentiarv nassod wh'
I'll amendment greatly REDUCING tho tlor
iouhC OF appropriation.
hR. a LIEN made the point of order +bot L
anoeiior Cuilens was not entitled to vote the
senator under the constitution. which pr;h
ElueS That the Judiciary and the Ieois.
We departments, all be separate ~
Sident decided that not having knowIN To II
sna' Tue gentleman had accepted anv TT
Il once or whether he was qualified %
nceiior, and that in absence of evidence p.a'l'
'tor Cullens was to decide for bimsale' anap
the point was not well taken NJ. -, at = d.
ident was snstainaa ueoiSion' and the Missi
. or three sine die resolutions wero - leans
iced and referred. : 4" -. ,i1
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The IGiibn rsrL T Ky, February %
after library drawing was concluded tbis
the c auGn Il IS known that one.fftb Of
one. AZ tjL'ai prize was sold in MontreoI
proof Ia inot. Louis, one-tenth in Water''
burg, Miss. ' 'no-'enth In Vicks-
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'hN AIE-FoRTY-sEvENTH n.v

fl M TUESDAY,, March 9. 1917
NIX TAYLOR, for the Judic;o. w.
House him large number of bills = 'S Ts
keen Sa D,,i TO require the Chancerv o., In
was nas,a 20 "'e record books ofcbatte1 an \ Z
passed with amendments A''ei deed;
Ill nhE Senate Supplemental hin
clause ,vb OH excepting jackson fron VIC H.
more than ~ restricts towns from assas.; 'ne
nrivile snsn % per cent. upon the assessing
privileges was passed. '"' 'otate tax on
Walden passed. The charter of.
w dhE bill authorizing Sheriff. ;.
lands ton and Issaquena CONT Bolivar,
passed lot Levee taxes
hE Oil changing the bo,
was passed "hoary lines of
: I n, Senate bill to rea,,..
niras 81 Judiciary Department "e expenses
Az c. counties, instead OF -" "n n re- {
- Court expenses, was ,at ~ The State, to :
'''Se amendments were co., co., up and the !,
LIE senate Supplements, c.
.rtmen, sue pay of clerks in tho oill' in d d
vino ,hs 70 $1,000. with House o o'ate de- L
IS taken m each year at 500 Der ',erk for ~
yeas II - pa and the smendme emf month, r.
rnE House sine die adionrn sal
referred; yeas Is, na r' en- resOIu- IN
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-, uAaLvEsroS, March 1.-The mnn;o;
E Rsu election passed off quietly. RI
:. = ui'on, democrat, was elected Nave -.
three anree Thousand majority. All the Daa
o ~ nominees for aldermen were slsa.
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MISUNDERSTANDING D.v

ton re naaaas, teol) introduced n 2 1875.
b A11rn bin I to .s. to return the
out calling the ael.emens been passed = 18th the
the fyeas and nays on +. With
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winter vim ss,sP ps..asg he ssas.d Morse.
sSiea';sasdo with ss bill oas
timent. great change i duties only
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TIE Senate Supplemental Salary Dill IN
crossing the salary of Lieut-Governor 20
Ct 50O 90 from 81 900 90 was passed.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
THE LOUISIANA CASE IN CONGRESS
The President Rebuked by the Houso !.
Representatives for his Bayonet t.
reference.
Republicans Again Divide,
From the Vicksburg Herald
t01 HOUSE.

Il
WAsHINGToN, March IA mot;oo !.
suspend the rules and adopt the reSoIr 70
tions reported by the Louisiana COM; u
tee was defeated; yeas 154, NAYS 81
not two-thirdsin the affirmative
similar motion to bring the resolutions "a a
a vote directly and separately, was carr;oS ~
yeas 152, nays 85-Stevens, of Geor.;oo'
being the only Democrat VOTING SD SD
The resolution recommending the Fest ye'
ton to the Louisiana House of Represeno
tatives ofthe persons wrongfully deprived
OF their seats, was then adopted witbout
division, and the resolution recoon;z;n
Kellogg as Governor till his tonas
expired, was adopted by party vote ~
Messrs. Lowndes, Pierce. Sener onJ
smith, of Virginia, voted against recoa u
lizing kellogg as Governor.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Der,o
ratio Senators are fighting off the Forco
Ill, with prospects of success.
18TH SECTION OF CIVIL RIGHTS PHI
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The follow
6 is the fifth and last section ~ +la
lvil Rights bill: '''e
Section 3. That all cases arisino updou
e provisins of this act in the co,Iat
the United States be reviewabIo rs
!, supreme Court of the United States
'hout regard to the sum in controversv
ier the same provisions and regulat;o9,
are now provided by the law for the
ie" Vi other causes In said court
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massage as the Constitution requires "he"
making an appropriation ;ssadopted.
TIE hill for the reliefof purchasers OF
land sold for nom payment of levee taxes ~
Bolivar, Washington and Issaquena counties
was passed. 81
THE bill to compel Sberiffs to convey con-
vcts to the Penitentiary was indefinitely
pocfuonp6 =
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noon. VII adjourn on ri
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-04-03
THE WALB4NK FASCO

Hoso he pas going TO ''Chasc up tie PORT.
Editor in CHIEF Of this Great Family Jour
nal-B,a Didn't
Everybody in Superior knows our
friend(?) Walbank, Of Duluth, { Doc
tor Walbank, we suppose We ought
TO style him, for we believe he makes
great claim TO that title; though.
Judging him by his demonstrations
toward, and language to, the writer
hereof on Monday morning last, We
should say that be is far better fitted
tor second-rate prize fighter or a
Chicago bully, and most Of our
citizens are acquainted with the cir
cumstances OF now, years ago, be
came TO Superior 4 poor man, but
through the kindness and assistance
OF one OF our citizens. managed to
obtain footing here aud couSid-
cradle practice, and how, by high
aud unreasonable charges and sharp
practices, he in few years ama>Sed
8 considerable competence; and
bow. also, after having accomplished
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Personal Mention.

Rev. Mr.. Laurie came over to-
day, and will hold services at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow
morning.
Rev. K. 2. Heberton, of Duluth,
came over and gave the people
OF Superior aLother Of bis good SER
mons, last Sunday evenig There
was very good audience, and all
desire to have him come again.
We received pleasant call from
Hon. Geo. r. Stuntz, of Duluth,
yesterday, who came in to inquire
whether We Were going to complete
the breeding of that scab on our
,noSe," which we comm enced III Du-
luth on Monday.
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County FINANCES.
DISTRICT ATroRNEY's OFFICE,

DISTRICT ATToRNEY's OFFICE, !
April Sd, 1875.
Clown assessors shall be entitled
"tO such compensation, not exceed
ing three dollars per day as may be
allowed them by he board of SUI
''perviSors of Retrospective towns y
Laws of 1879 chap. Is
The duties of the assessor are to
be performed between May | and
August | of each year, or in eighty
days For his two years William
CranwelI has been paid sl,o65 90 !;
his legal per diem 100 days at SO
amounts to $3.50. 00-overpaid 1855
For this largess we haye-lhe Off
ciaI's five column reply to the charge
of the unlawful issue of over fifteen
thousand dollars of county orders
an assumption OF their right to draw
against the delinquent tax certifi-
Gates and titles held by the county
These tax assets are by law to be
disposed of,' they are no more q
fund to be drawn against than is the
ground on which stand the public
buildings. As security for the le-
climate orders outstanding these
$4,000 of tax claims may be fairly
estimated !; one quarter is known To
be valueleSs from carelessness Ivy
the assessor; a half is upon the pro-
perty Of miners or others under dis
ability to redeem ana the residue
not already abated to Richie,
Torrinus and'others may be made to
yield a few hundred dollars in the
cours> of a year Or two.
The present floating orders legal
and fraudulent amount to little less
than Sl2, 00O-reduced by what the
Treasurer has received upon the
taxes of 1874, add to this the float
Of town orders-the amount Of
which the Board canoot inform Us
and we have little less than SIS
600 of this dIsgraceful indebtedness,
secure ed by the good faith of a Board
whose gifts and thefts have brought
Us to this state OF poverty.
The chief business of this office is
to protect the county against fraud,
vlllalny and crime; and not the of
flee where culprits apply for advice.
And, however short the term of the
present incumbent, it is already a
longer one than some men III this
county desire. THoS. CLARK.
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Local History.
Editors Inaes.

Editors I'naeS..
Now that Mr.. Cranwell has for
mally announced to an obedlent
public the names Of the principal
town officers for the ensuing year,
ii would seem proper that some tes-
timonial to the fitness of those emf
nent persons be given to the people
who, without doubt, IN willing sub
servience, will proceed on Tuesday
next to elect those men TO the Office s
indicated by themselves through
the medium of Cranwell.
"a tree is known by its fruits, p"
"a workman is known by his chips"
and therefore to a just appreciation
of the character of the ''g.eat an
nounced" it would seem that the
fruits" and "chips" may with pro-
priety be presented to the notice of
the people who are to be figured for
and ruled by them during the next
year.
These 'fruits'' and ''chips" assume
the form OF historical notes, and will
be given to each OF the great elected
by general order, in turn.
VICTOR DESIMyAL,
a Supervisor of Superior tor 1875 by
General Order No /, promulgated
March y, lS75, Is an American ciii-
Zen OF French descent, whohas re-
sided ut the head OF Lake Superior,
in St Louis County, Mimi, and
Douglas Co., Wis, since 1867, and
is personally well known to nearly
every resident in Superior. He has
served as Supervisor of Superior
since lS72-three years, and in that
time has acquired a faculty for adj
minish alton of public affairs which
must commend him 10 the people
over whom he has by General Order
appointed himself fer the coming
year.
Some instances ofthis remarkable
faculty VIII be cited: In 1869 a,
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This person has developed faculty
for administration, which could MT
fail to render him elig' BILE to a nom
nation III General Orders, as incon-
testably proved, by the fact that be
has SO assessed the property of SG-
prrior, that Douglas County, with a
population of lao in 1870, pays
twice the State Tax, that Kewaunee
County pays with a population OF
about i 900 in 1870. That VIM.
Cranwell contrived to do Douglas
County out of fully So 600 worth of
pine lands for $3.50, last summer, bv
the aid of the eminent men named
in General Orders for Supervisors,
is anot her proof of his fitness for the
position assigned him, and will
doubtless admonIsh the subservient
people that they ought to accept
and endorse him with vaccinations
Last, but not least,
GEO. F. HOLCOMB,
by grace of General Order No. |.
Town Treasurer Of Superior for
1875, Is in every way worthy of the
place assigned him in General Order.
Although he has not displayed his
faculty" III the same direction with
the others, yet he has developed
the passion for office to an extent
that should entitle him to consider
alton, not only from the authors of
the General Orders, but from tina
public whose duty i will be next
Tuesday, to ratify that Order.
1t is true Gf rumor is to be
relied on, Mr.. Ii. has in the last
five years that he has been Town
Treasurer, drawn from the Treasury
about s 900, more or less, for max
ing returns of delinquent taxes, when
the law authorized him to receive
only one dollar each year for that
work, and an obedient public may
in that fact discover the disposition
which, cultivated, develops the fac
ulty which is nsldered a pre-
requisite to honorable mention in
General Orders.
1t is expected that the Board will
prepare General Order No. 2 for
PRONUNCIATION on Tuesday next, as
follows:
"The obedient people are expected
to endorse and confirm at the polls,
without debate or discussion. the
appointment of the Board, made
known in General Order No. /, OF
March n, 1875, and to select for
other officers, only such persons who
have developed the faculty observed
In the persons named i'll General
Order No. l."
1t is true that this faculty has
caused the great depreciation OF
County and Town Orders, but it is
hoped that the obedient people will
not presume to question the propri-
ETY. OF the appointments named in
Orders. Indeed, such assumption
would SAVIOR of insubordination and
merit condign punishment.
FELLOW CITIZEN.
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Bill Smith, who, with Charlie
McManus, left Thursday morning
with dog train, intending to
shoot" it through to Ontonagon,
met with quite painful accident
while out on the Bayfield, road about
six miles from here The two had
stopped for dinner, and Smith was
.chopplng down tree with which
to build fire, when the AK glanced
and striking his foot, cut a terrible
cash the whole length of it, from
the toes to the instep, and intiicting
a bad wound. Notwithstanding
this, however, he managed to walk
back to this place, from whence he
took the stage to Duluth, in quest
of surgical aid. He was on his way
to take charge of the engine of the
kaSo,a, during the coming season,
but this will probably lay him up
for some time
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The census is to be taken this
year by the town clerks, in towns,
and by the clerks of incorporated
villages and cities. IL the towns
the clerks are 10 get $500 for each
one hundred names enrolled, and
an villages and cities of over one
thousand inhabitants, $3.50 for each
one hundred names. There is also
$40 allowed for making returns.
In thinly settled counties $500 for
each one hundred names is allowed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-04-03

A review, abstract and digest
of all the land titles in Douglas
County, has just been completed by
Thomas Clark, attorney at law, and
he offers the same for the Informal
ton of his clients, together with his
general knowledge derived from his
notes Of observation while engaged
in geological and other investis "a
tons, during the last twenty-five
years. feb2rf
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The dance and supper, on
Thursday evening, for the benefit OF
the Catholic church, was quite a
success, despite the unfavorable
weather, and everyone who attend
ed had good time, and a good
supper. The proceeds amount to
about 500.
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GALA TIMES ~ DULUTH.

The sceek opens NTH intense ercitenent- Editors
all hare a hand IN the doings of the day, wiM
tie exception of our Northerr Pacifc Friend
-1tco Newspaper pms and ~hat came Of
them One results IN broken leg and bloody
nose the other IN a good deal of braggadoeio
Nth no pluck to back up-An erttngujsbed
d. D. ,cho fails to come to tinse-.Se0erat lesser
affairs nth some talk Of sbooting-7 ernua-
trfes IL. Dutch Bal and a .S'cede dance, nth
Democrats Caucus, which makes it Red
Hot for tie Boys
DULUrH, March seth, 1875.
Editors Times.
Our young city has been quite
excited during the past day and
night DER the events which have
transpired therein; in fact 1t seems
Ike olden times.
When two or three men in a com
munity banker after the blood of
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h0NSi uhonn'ar I'M

Hi, boys! whoop'er up; "carry
.rhe news to Hiram! A thunder
and lightning storm, last Monday
evening, accompanied by quite a
shower of rain. Who says the
spring time hasn't come, Gentle
Annie? even if the snow, the beau
titnl snow, does lie heavy on the
ground and the ice in the lake is
three feet thick.
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Wanted, by Duluth's eminent(?)
physician, DIR. Walbank, three or
four firs;-class "bruisers' to 'sm ,ul"
the editors of THE SUPERIOR TIMES.
a heightened family journal and the
exposer of quacks and rascals, the
subscription price of which has been
reduced from $3.50 to $500
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-04-03

-Geo. L. Brooks has Just re-
Ceived car load of Flour, Feed.
Oats, Corn, Hams, Shoulders, Ba-
con, Lard, and also some excellant
Butter mar27W2
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"A magificent lot of "Paste
Jewels" and also a fine lot of Rub
bers just received at V. Roy's W.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-04-03

"A choice lot of new Teas, and
also Turkish Prunes and Dried
'Currants, just received at George
IL. BROOKS. mar27W2
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A TABLE.

Showing what Messrs Desimval,
Collier, Soderlund e Co. have got
iii three years for supervising-and
for what?-with d. @. NJ account
tor sundries:
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The proceedings OF the B. ard
OF Supervisors were crowded out
this issue.
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The amount of county orders
outstanding and uncancelled is So
48s.l2, as appear by the accounts.
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Judicial Election Notice.


Notice is hereby given, that at the judi
clal election to be held in the several towns,
wards and election precincts in the state of
Wisconsin, on the first Tuesday, being the
sixth day of April next, the following off,
GERS are TO be elected:
A Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, to
I'LL the vacancy for the residue of the unex-
pred term of Office to which Luther s.
Dixon, resigned, was elected on the sixth day
OF April, 1859, and which term will expire
on the 3lst day of Nav next.
A Chlet Justice of the Supreme Court. for
the term OF office commencing on the LIST
aay OF June next, in place of the Chief
justice OF the Supreme Court who shall be
elected to fill the aforesaid vacancy.
In witness whereof, l have hereunto set
my hand, and affixed the Great
Seal. Seal of the State of Wisconsin.
at the Capitol, in Madison, this
I'd day of March, 1875.
PETER DOYLE,
Secretary of State.
|, August Zachau, Sheriff of Douglas
County, State of Wisconsin, do hereby give
notice that pursuant TO the foregoing judi
cial election notice, the Inspectors and Clerk
of the Town of Superior in said County will
prepare separate ballot-box for the election
TO be held on the first Tuesday, being the
sixth day of April next, for the purpose of
receiving and canvassng the votes given for
Justices of the Supreme Court aforesaid.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of
March, 1875
AUGUST ZACHAU,
m20w2 Sheriff Douglas County, Wis
iS hat he
Judicial election will be held at the Court
House, in the Town of Superior, Tuesday the
9th day of April, A. d. 1875
H. f LAFFITTE,
Town Clerk
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"A few County Orders wanted.
p. E. BRADSHAW & Co.
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DULUTH ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Fresh butter at V. Roy's. W.
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is announced III General Orders as
Assessor of Superior for 1875. His
qualifications for the office, under
the rule which apparently governs
the authors of the General Order,
are numerous and notable Among
them may be mentioned an over
weenjng conceitedneSs, an extraor-
binary capacity fer misrepresent-
alton, very pronounced faculty for
blunderlng and a taste for beer
guiding and other practices not
generally conducive TO clearness OF
Intellect or cleanliness of person.