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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,
STATE Or NEVADA

C0TSTY or ELKo.
IL the District Court, NinIh Judicial district.
In tho matter OF The estate Of Chas. lIllig, ,lr.
ceased.
On reading anil flinp tho petition nf Anna Ma.
ria liilliI nn1 Mario EliI Ibr Il IIIIig. IcI-a Of
said estate, settling fIftlI that l.. X. Chase. the
administrator nf said estate. has filed hiI GunI
account, aud that the Same has been iIuly sci.
Tied; that all tho dchis aud expense. nT n,Iuiu.
%istriti"n have been paid aud that a portion If
said estate remains To D." diyIdcI among tho
heirs Of sail deceased, Hnl PRAYING, amour OH.
cr things. for MI order ~ llslriImIlou 81 the
residue pf snii estate anOir tho persons entitled:
that over ihrcc years have elapsed since Tho AZ.
pnintncit of said administrator: u "a ORDERED
that all persons Interested In tho estate nJ said
Chas. IhlliG. dr,'as'I. H. aud appear before
the District C0iirt Oi tho SIBth judicial District,
Of tho State Of ScvHda, nj Tho court room
thereof. III Tho county Of Elkn, on The lsil day
Of October. 1915, ut 10 n'Clprk n. ~. 81 that day,
tlI' u and there I" show cause why M order ~
distribution should not b. made II Tho residue
Of shId estate among the sSid heirs. according to
law.
II IL further ordered that \ copy Of Tits order
he published for four successive weeks before
The 18Th day Of October, lH7i. Ia tho ELKU lSpE.
P~EEbrEr. a newspaper printed and published in
tho said cruniy az Elkp.
II. Il. RfnEtnS. J. n, GtScE,
AIRY for neir+. District Judge.
I.i.l Sept 6'il. l45i yif.Iv,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

~ THE DISTRICT COURT or THE SINTU
l. Judicial District. in aud for the County Of
Like, State Of Nevada.
la tho matter of tho estate Of Aurustus y
Carpenter, deceased.
On reading anil fling the petition uf Charles
u" Abbot, administrator Of tie estate left mad.
m:iii' tered OF Augustus y. Carpenter. deceased.
seitirE Forth that lie Inns hlrh hts final account
OF his administration upon said estate 4, ihis
court, and that the same has been duly audited
allowed ANA cnnilrInrl; that all debts and *
rcnses OF administration have been fully paid:
ami that u portion 0f said estate remains to hc
transferred to the heir Of Slid deceased. mud
praying among other things for All order Of dis.
lIluniiol vi lilo said estate to tho person tn.
titled:
II IL ordered that all persons Interested In tho
estate 81 Augustus y. Carpenter. decreased. hc
ami aappcnr before tho District Court az tie
NInth Judicial District. nj tho courtroom 81
said court. In Tho court house. Ia the tuwn and
county oi Elko. State Of Nevada. on Thur.lIy
the flat day Of October. 4. u. 1875, ut 10 o'clock
III the forenoon of said day. then AMI there 10
SNOW ra'iSc why au order of distribution should
not he made OF the residue Of said c,In,c to the
cd. according Ia law.
Aud II l. further ordered that a copy Of this
order be published for four successive weeks br.
fore the said 2isi day 81 October. A 10 Ig75 In
the WEEKLY ELRu ISnEPESEEST, a newspaper
printed Hlid published In the town aud county OF
Elko. state oil nevada.
dated, June 9th. \. u. 1875.
j. II. FLhCK. District Judge.
OFFICE OF ImE CouSrr CLRnK.l
or the County Of Elko.
To-. T., GREEN. County Clerk of the s,id
rnuuly 81 ElkO. state 81 Nevada. unh ~. oIIicIU
CLERK 81 the District Court IN mud fur said EIko
county, do hereby certify Tho foregoing to b, \
true. full HnI correct copy ~ an order made and
entered upon the minutes Of said District Court.
n, 81 Witness my hand and tho seal Of In,
said District Court, this J0Ih day Of August, A.
-. 1873.
Sl1''w o. T.. GREEN. Clerk.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-16

LADIES. before You purchase Dress Goods,
we want to show you our VEN STOCK, as We
believe Mr eau SUIT you with our assortment Of
Prints, DelaineS, Woolons, PopliuS, Alpac-
as, Merinos, Cassimeres, Empress and
Waterproof Cloths md In fact alr.ost every
desirable stylc and quality uf Dire q Goods In the
market.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-16

IN VIEW OF THE ABOVE ASSERTIONS VIZ
j hereby Issue n general Invitation to inycAiI.
gate our Immense importation. Inspect our IL.
scT!loiI In tho ls~pErEsrEST; Improve the op.
portuntiy by Immediately lmpclling your pedal
cxtrCinitics In The direction Of our Imimcnsr Ia.
s%titutlon, and Introduce yourself Ia tho invAri4-
bly, polite and tinlirrItailc clerks. wlIn .ilI. in
turn. inIrrUyiso AT ingenious display for ynir
Inspection. and not Importing you ~ invest
against your iue;lualicn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-16

our NEW STOCK Is READY FOR IN
~ Epec.iun and We nrc ready aud willing to
give attention to the wants of Our patrons We
will GtIcdys 6r pientni tn SHOW you any thing In
our line, give you OUR prices and will not ASSor
you by frying TO sell unless yen are perfectly rat
isicd with our GOODS and PRICES.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-16
OUR NEW DEPARTURE

.....oUR....-.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-16

CLoTHING.-our Clothing will, as heretofore,
consist OF the most stylish cut suits to be
purchased In SLu Francisco and New
York. We have a nrst.class stock for men
and boys wcar; also, Furnishing Goois,
White Shirts. Undcl SHIRTS, drawers, Sus.
pcnderA, Linen, Silk and Cotton Handkcr-
chiefs. Etc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-16

BOOTS and sHOEs.-In this Department Of
our stock We are pleased to say that We can
show Dur customers n very HE Assortment
to select from for Men. Women and Child.
ren's wear.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-16

R0TI0NS.-wc keep everything In tho Notion
Hue expected IN a Dry Goods house: Pins,
Needles. Thread. Buttons. Combs, IAces.
EdgIngs. Ribbons. Fripges, velvsis, Etc.
, 1875-11-24


3ttLwAuEER, WG., Nov. 29.-Iu The case Of
Kiawoss It Wlrth. dlst.llots, this morning, the
prosecution Eeatsd Tho evidence foz tho d..
fsnse wsll c!ose tomorrow forenoon. Tho case
MIL 70 to tha jury In the evsuiuR.
TAk sEooND ILLINOIS REygxux ptsTk1or,
!. 6oScfai th'pasch Ia The ca,sa % Tribune,
JOLIET, ILL.,. Nov. 23.-The order ot oousoils-
tfon merging tho Sixth 1uterual Kosonus Co,leo-
tiou Disutet With tue soeond, is not vsry fayor-
ably received ln this portion Of the Sixth District
AosAes Weeks, Esq.. ths Collector, has gwen
whom 10 has had official INTERCOURSE. aud wa
es.osme4 - sn sble aud ethotsns o.'Icsr. Tho
consolidation tnskea tia district III exceeding
large ore terrisoral5. and, riaoiuS The otties q
ths Collector u Aurora makes Ii rssy incon~
vonfeot 70 possops 10 thls portion Of the new
account Of lack Of proper railway oommcnlaa-
tlona-
The psesen.gCo'lsotor. William B. Allen, /,
gentleman hishly s'tasmed bt many Of our beat
eiAztna aud az dolbs sxdsts that hs Will suo.
.h$ d.ssslct otes hdeh hs bsa aaaasaA
, 1875-11-24
ABRA HAM LINCOLN.
0sATe Evidence thnt Flo HAD
Faith In God.


Faith In God.
e'ssa4 "A 4spateh to TAt Chfeaon Trtptn<.
r"af0It', ILL.,, Nov. 23.-The Lincoln Mon
n. 10y Aaaoa lstion met to-day aud authosizod
h.s'e'asJ h. and Treasurer to receive and sottia
r..s. oifat group Of atasaary for the mouu-
sr!u<' s,rs. q 'npletod 1t Ch,eopee, Mass. The
h hs!oa wv! ttor of ox-PresideAt Lincoln, written
~ va presented to tho Association By ~,
q. p!Assn On. Of this oily, who reeelyed Il rom
d. ls1s. Of Philadelphia. htr. Patti OBJ
{o..as" !1om htss. Quincy. who Is the widow Of
or. 'ohn Quincy, The cs!ebEstel English
Gn.... G" Preacher. 1t ia regarded ~ the most
49, ~ attersncs Of Lincoln upon ths dlsput-
IT, s soa OF bis religious belief.
hta x III AAasioh %nn1sGror, Sept. I, lsd4.-
tRpp - .rru4Fnft-hl1 HrEEAEp tRitSp; lhaye rot
FHt - norsobably ~ nnssF shfl toxst-lAe very inl-
- q SSss'on SSs' Wlsn yourself and fE!epus Tleitv.l
t.ss s forenoon two Jears sao. nor has your
y 10 " It Lxs botu your purpose 10 streugtlen
d. Hin iiass e. % God. sm 1nuri iniobted t. the
I'd of ts country TOR tet eonsapt
snd taa.. The purposes Of tho Almighty a,s svr
aH NJ - aass prevail though We, eiriuR 1ao1tsis,
sa fos tsa,sy tst,ns;y noFs:ss .hsa y advance Ws
~. but ood fnoss bess. aua ~ 'us 4u3s IN,
sI1on sI1': -, We shail ut sckMou1saas iii. ill.,
~: - ,oa ,1sa. our exn W. error therein. Mean.
ss dess l. ua gives IT, Trusting that 20 WORKING viii
y u toms 9teat ends lla ord4!ns Hurely flo Ia.
An, shjrs Great good to follow tjs mighty couyul.
Hy Yos. no tnnsta! could 1uaks aa 10 sofsal could
hHtas, People, the Friends, lnya hxd, and aru
70 Mn Reeat trial. On pr.acIpls and fAith OPP
~ epprsas; ahd oppression, thuy cal. ouIy pi,-
htn ekos.n n, ey var. IL this hard tiiIemms snae
9sNas ~ ons horn and soma t!,e otaor. Fur !hnss
ttaa All aI,,i ~ gu Considerations grounds, hayo
asssos. 49, ~ tAs best could and can ID M own
w ILL sa,sE ny oath to tbs law Thai yox TO-
far omr hos, aud, believing 1t. aiA stil
T.asEo oanf! Il, IND myself ysur earnest pray
4. IIHpaiu.
, 1875-11-24
SPORTING.
THE TURF,

FroroBED CENTENNIAL NErrISo.
New lonS. Nov. 23.-Tho American Jockov
Club ia considering tho feasibility Of offering
grand Centeunia! purse Of from G15, 600 TO s30.-
0oo Tor great RICE, to DO luu It Jerome rsr2
next season. II Tho largo purse were offered,
1t Is thought TINT two or three English racers
would be entered for tho CONTEXT. which would
be male open to MI comers, with weight for sge.
The size Of The purse Will derend soncn hat Oh
the aid sheg nsy der'vo from the hotels aud rail-
ways. The purRe will not. at all eveuta, bo
made up on tbs principle governing the Califor-
pts o.O0p purse. wLe,o Tho eutEacce fees and
managers AZ there aie uino entries tn tho
pend!ug California race. .27.U00 OF tie purao IL
1a!d bv the ownesB Of tue horses entered. The
entrance nons5 for the prouoaed Centennial
purse MI DO aided to the stAkss. even II tho
jockey Club ia obliged to make up tho purso
entire,
, 1875-11-24
'CACNEaMlEhE MILANO," !"

tho richest, most o'eenrt. most tiurnh.e,
and every way tho beat Lyons Black Glss
Imported. and for which wo gro sole agents
Ia this city. Tho.o Silks nre Hand p2un,
mndH from tho Hpcst selected Ifhljan atocx
possosa a Deep rich sct1n lu.trc, and Us a
proof OF their unoque;ed durability wo 3,ve a
EtFn17ht.unequtvocal guarantee with oil goods
of this brand ao1d by US. In ordor to intro
uuee thorl to purchasers hore, wo ara in
struotod 10 otaos tfor tho f,rn7cnt, tho follow.
ing qualities ct tho prsoos quoted, which
place thom lower by 15 per cont tkan e.1y
goods OF equal qua:ttv in thi1 market:
Quality +. Cecheni.e M,1ano, rich, Eoft,
SATIN luatra. $1.oo yard tho cheapest Sill
in Amerie1.
Quallty g. Cachcn1lro Mslauo, very ele-
giant goods, f2.25 yard.
Quality Fl. Cachemi.e Milano, $3.50
ya-d extra rich and beautiful finish.
Qualify I, s2.05 yard. Quality J, s2.7Ba
YARD. Quality Il, $500 yard. All superb
and oxtrR rich Rra!cs.
y. 3. Tho "Cacherniro Nianos,r in I'd.
d1tion to othor advantages, aro widor than
most other makes.
, 1875-11-24
THE NATIONAL GRANGE.

4 salAry-Grab alld mn Election OF or.
ftCcrks
LOUISVILLE, Ky- Nov. 23.-An important fen.
turo Of tho Grange proceedings to-day mas the
report Of the Finance conuis:ee..recommeudi udiug
that tho salaries Of of1lcers be increased to the
following figures, Ehlcn WEB 90 ordered: Mas
tor. s1,2o0 per annum, md expenses Treasurer.
*6o0 per anuum and expenses; Secretary,
$4,000 per anoum and expenses, Tue
bond Of tho Secretary Is to be $4,000,
aud tho bond Of the Treasurer $4,000. Tho
election OF officers resulted % follows, tho Mas
ter receiving plurality On tho tenth ballot !:
3laster, Jo1u T. JoncB. Of !Arkansas; Oyerseer,
J. L Woodmau. of Michigan Lecturer. A. q.
9medlev, Of Iowa; Stewald. 4. j. Vaughn, Of
Mississippl, Assistant Steward. Mortimer
Mnltehcad. Of New JesreY Chaplain, $. &.
Ellis, OF Ohio; Treasurer F. II. Mcdowell !;
Hecsstary. 9. H. Kelley, OF kentucky; Gate.
kesper. Q. Danwiddla. Of Indiana oeros, Hra.
j. 7. Jones, Of Arkausls.
, 1875-11-24

30 prevalent and 10 fatal haa consumption bsconIo
That It IL now cverywhsrc dreaded tbs great
u humanity. And Jet IN hstr formative stages, I'll
paon.5y Ss1sns n,sy 6s rsadag relieved qnd
poctofant- curutiTe specially Adsptsd to soo,Ae and
strengthen tho bronchial tIbea, alay Inflammation,
sAin suneay for AtthHsa, aud Also fos coughs md
, 1875-11-24

That particular class Of artissns who pprspe
the business Of manufacturing cortilals, uipes
bltsss and tho ltke. have besu lAtsly receiving
MI embarrassing degree OF attantiou f.om Col
lectoF Wsbste. aud bis subordipases. The asu-
sfal believes slat the claxs ef huaiuess uAusd
should psy tax. aud hAs la1en maasus4a 10 in.
pEssa that ballet On ths mon themselves by PFC
csss Of law. Tho case Of LoatGast hsa bssn d.
fsa43 msauonsd aaa sho!hsi ysyy s4na,lss sns
, 1875-11-24

Ap eha. ho"s' ireland, Nov. 2s.-Tho steam
Macon. =. .som o. Boston, Nov. Is, arrived today
essatais o ths d aist. IN ls;ttuds &s dex. north,
Ntnes Am.eunsS. "Sst, sAs fell IN with the
81. IL ia33a.t3'tnslo ~. 0osapany rom Nav YorI sh
AInA iooI AavEs, viii hsr shaft brnSen, a.:
A&1aes;s4 aaSoasu ~ she Amsrlaus's mais Ind
A|Eia aast:.A II: A94in,lsas 4n vi proceeding ".
, 1875-11-24
LIABILITY Of sr0cXHol pERs.

lrp,,s.H lra' Htpafeh Ia Ths Ch.eaqp Ir,bunf.
hun - fo11S. Ind, Nov. 23.--In tba aupramo
hln,oo 's' in tie csae OF Wood, sppsllao,. Va.
}uarm..: appellee, tho Court oyerrulsd tha
AoekholSs. o. the Court below, and hold That
aeos ~ nns u private msuufsaturinc corpores
AA iqs AZ ~ % thets individual capaelEy fssuon-
sD1s contracted by tho CompsnY.
, 1875-11-24
OBITUARY,

Bos7os. Nov. 2e.-John Wells, Associate Jus
sice Of the Massachusetts Eupreme Court, died At
saiem this morning after lingering ilneas, aged
Sc yea1s+
sp<rfaf Dspateh 70 Tas CAfeauo Tt4L,n<.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Nov. 23.-1oyai Richardson, :
pronlneut citizen Of Sepeca. 1a9AtIe Couutv I
druggist well known to tue trade generally. disd
this morning Of consumption.
, 1875-11-24


49,. .,,n ts.sp,t,7 NJ a,.uta ~. .,oa
~ ~ ~, us,u. n,,un,tu,. .,ze aod imops,on
a' .sa nrtnciua, church eallsos throuo bon
.no y a
u,,on In rest, his invitation to nj, Toe.tnonn
a.t,.aljou. f,onyfoI]ow must l,ayo thoutb
~ .on,e emotion. unt st,o.,.tt.er pieas,lrahlr
..t. ;npuftluv ea.ay wl,[.l I,J4ur 4. Pa wrott
s-ox4 him a pfsyIa.fs
u,,r;c<s ,non In taron.I II, .,,o oo,,. ,,x,
Nv ,,1nivnl p,op tton,uolyau ,v,;nxt ,,,,, w.,
nusx,tLIe stnyn Or two uf !. ifo11 this Fart
's5tr tho awful tlcE.nion That their wlycs w,j
,,soose thyy hava t'csn to rovival 1neat!ug.
~, sehu,x delivered lin nov 1e,sure. "t,.,.
,.s,I.l Thouehsu," in BtAou rlu,nd,v .yrn;n,.
-. mi III :1,1,f Of rho,or1. but ;n .n .,r,..,
a..na,1on at sabt,ta yita.,y imnortart m n,
~. 1.s.,t, and In ho,1or and fs,no a. :, n.t;on
~. linn, pa,Id 4. wo1,s and NJ, Ah,,,.n
~, r,cp,,ty Controller of Nav york fj,v md
'..ivn rroo.TradsY. era said Il, h. ,ho,,t ~
- new v,,o]ittco-ecouo,nfo nuhsc.t,on tn In
lid tho Nae lnuuYy Tho ipsrn u,l, ha
..sn,-occasiopaI"
n. uo,,.nd sova thn on,v v.v ~ .ux. .,.,,,
~. i. N uton n,otuci,,t,4 n.,,s.,.
nsss, t.~ ~, .,,cc,., ~ 100 Nv E.'.s
sopes foT ''r' H"'e'e* oi temperance rocteties in
xtanne t''os" =: '""ae1'ellS seR'R!a4oh, hut
nlcofs 1or .''' '"ppest fes'sstA 1f"n tbs la''ors
,r,d.vAclo,.
,aronos Of Turkish r.,u,,,.,,io,. . a.,.,.
~. .,te,1 at tubaurn,st.u ,nr y x,sets1a ~
....,.h cr.rottrx n vaa .,,,n,,.., ..,., soe -.
~, hid i,,et arrived. "'rIsrc IN vcrr 1;t.1o
pbseca In thetn,' he observed. "'Tis lruc,
anhenr, brlt 1t ia The nbw inaurfpr of making
,h,m-one-half patmr." renlIta1 tl,a .hon. .trt
p ..,.. ,,,.,.r,,s.. .0 'n'te' ,,
esssaa =, o,;r,saanes res,l tho 'sesn Of Europe
..'aasan.,;.n pu"e. 49, - ~ "sus :" al.
xaata eopcefnlER 1as!or who bad failod to col
wsa bill from . yo,sng man at fashion. TAo
.f,, /. yenrcsanicd a. ,vr;,,nr. ., ~ o,,a,o,oa
.vousie'lr sinne you rnfuea to pay mo, haye
.n.1 meeting of nv fs,nf1v tn nrotont snsx
oe4 ~ .'s .e'o"s =, ;" 'fo'ess one'-
raals asanaet your aoslt1.
lpS.snip , the @ cal! j. : to thu 1F'ek Church In
hs icrR, thc HeS. II. ~ S9orra. VI tile BROOK
IN ChutcI, Of tic p;lgrirnr, took OCCASION to nav
sa 10 b,d never r,yon a, ,o,,ch s.r;ouv ,,o,a1,t
nsn1 timilnr invitation which l.ea tccr c1tend-
an ns~ .n.'e ~ 'uero nay .e'l nave been tsn'lln
@esauio'' o'n'lao" 1''efs t'ne ago. shat he ltsd
!tn A0' '"' '''o'At'n
eh.
1ts s&titude Of I;alrs,pn toward Turkey re-
md. ono Of tho old caricatnre in Which thu
la.suife ia repres Dnfea .s colniuC iuto the
.nNr1.y.,d x;tt In ,. ,,.., :, ,x- s,..,.
ra4,! 49, .,."..',.. ~ ooa' cn1oH-
~ W. 'uAt 'ln''xh'S whether would havo
, 1875-11-24

CANE yoE THE CHAMPIONSHIP BErYEEy cYnr1,tr
uIcS ATD aiACTlcE DALI
NEW YonE. Nor. pa 1pn,ch gAme of bill
lasds, GOO pon.A French caroms fos the cham
plonshlp Of America and ai.0ou. w.s played to-
night between c.. lille DIou and HIsur1eo DAILY,
and resulted In the defeat Of the latter bv q
score Of 6U to o57. Winners average, l.z:,.
, 1875-11-24

focu7er lost ground. Two memt2ors Of the Board
mot to-dtv. aud will start fer some outly,p:,
to"ns Y, obtAin sud perfect certain svidauoe to
10 uaed 10 tlx,lr suits,
, 1875-11-24

z. T. Mills Was yesterday appointed Deputy
Postmaster Of Kalamazoo In place Of Col sam.
ne1. realgned.
, 1875-11-24


non Or fio,t T2,UUG TO ~ 400 FEN WEEK.
ST. Lor,s, Nov. 23.-lt las been suspected for
some tinio past that Tho city is being avindistl
out Of considerable Sums Of money by what III
called tho Macsdam Ring. and Cisy-Engineer
Katie hsa tor several months been ferfetiuR out
their plan Of operations.
HlSE INDICTED.
To-day tue County Grand Jury found
tndlctmentb ngninst nins lnacadam con.
tractors, inspectors, overscors. aud othors,
and tomorrow it 10 expected that another
batch will DO returned, Thoso men nre Timothy
1louhghRo, c. AtualeA, G;ostleih Eysmauu. i.
Sullivan, Hustus Oortel, Charles Lyman, Dennis
O'Gnrman, Samuel Turner, and Patrick Dat,,-
brick. Tho a~indie consists in charging thu city
WIN. and collecting pas for. about twicu tho
amount OF macadHm rock ackunfy used oil tho
Streets. and tho amount frautlu!ontly received
ftoni tho Treasury was from $1,000 to 81, 600 per
week.
IMPDsa1HLE
II 1s nasartsd tlat one or moro Aldermen be.
louR to the ling, aud 1t III expected that they will
also be indicted.
, 1875-11-24
HpNaeecn seuAn4r ~, re~,1.

PROPOSED ADVANCE IN FReJoHTs.
New YoEx. Nov. 23.-A maetipg Of I'rehidouts
and Freight Agonta OF trunk lines IL to be l,.d
during the prcsen. wsok for the purpoxe Of con.
alerfnE the hdysabi|ity OF raining tho presen.
rase ol frelghts to basIs OF II per 100 pounds
sor ftsst-ctass to Chcasn. All other points to bo
regulated III accordance ttereH,th.
, 1875-11-24
NOTES.

NOTES,
Tho Tolodo. Peoria 1 Warsaw bss lately es-
tabliahad IA AGENCY in Bloomington for tho pnr-
poRo OF securing freghta to the East via the
Indianapolis, Bloomington 4 Western and
Toledo. Wabash i Western Railroads, In send
ing ffcQht4 this way, the To.e.lo. Peoria / War
"a" Rallroad has to use for Hhort d.B.nuco tho
Illinois Central Railroa1. As It wm reported
that The former road mas contracting freights a.
less than se1ninr tariff rates, tho Illinois CAD.
tral hAa notified sho officers Of sl,at ruad that
under no coasideration would it alloy goods
20 Le snippnt over its lioe, lat we're not cot!-
eraesed fof at the regular rates.
An Aesocisted rre=s dispatch VAS published
!e* oaSs ago tcKatain7 tie management Of tue
LaSe superior d MiBsssippl Railroad. Tie
ManaEes5 n' lie roail Htats that there afo 10
cheoRes contemplated. AZ the present manage.
uent Ga6 been as successful ~ can lie reaAotln-
b's e1peesed. II ia true tne road bas suffered
coHeidetAbig t6ron9h !tA cunuectiou with thu
Northern Paclilc Ra.su23, aud energy and ability
"ofe needed III ita emancipation. Tie line IL
we'll located for ths coutiUl III lsko srauauorta-
sion al tho Northwest. and its piosporlty ,nust
advance with the Development Of tho cu,1ptrr
through which it runs.
Tue Genernl Ticket ind Passenger Agents OF
tle Inicsgo roads hold shcn resular mou:hly
meeting ut tile u[lce OF tue Chicago. Kork
lsaud T. Pacific Railroad yesterday Tor Tho pul.
pose Ut comparing and adjusting t!t.r aslspt
fates. No ch1nReH Nere tuule eYccpt .he rcdat.-
taou OF second-clxaa ratos to points in Texas.
The Weatetn Railroad Association he'd 4
meeting yesterday afternoon At tho office Of tie
Chlcago, Burlington Il Quincy Itarosl aud
took nome action in regard to some pajope cxeea
now penaing IN the courts.
, 1875-11-24

THE ILLINOIS COMMISSIONERS,
9p<sta! 1tspateh h IA cAisaos If.3an&.
6Pa1ssrsE1D, Il. Nor. 2s.- Tia EAllspad
c4uu1Assonsss Aix making spsAaadls sds, Il
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-06

WE have been grieved to notice during the
past few months that the Aroostook Pioneer
has been wont to print long editorials of a
character which indicated that that journal
at last had fallen into the hands of our polit-
ical enemies. The administration has been
denounced for its bad tendencies, its leaders
have been criticised in the most partisan
manner Indeed, if we mistake not, it was
very severe upon our Eastern Senator for his
mistake in reference to third class postal mat
ter. II has had much very Democratic slack
law about third term, and has said some
things which would quite surprise one were
they not uttered by journal labelled Bour
bon, We were grieved, we say, because we
knew by this change of sentiment that the
Pioneer was not receiving those small but val
able remembrances from our Republican
friends which tend to keep it sweet and de-
voted to us-that is, to our "fellers." Now
imagine our delight when we found in the
issue of May 4:h, remark hurled at "disaf-
fected, office-seeking Republicans" But if
we were happy at the above, we were fren-
zied with delight when we took in the follow
ing simon-pure, straight orthodox sentiment:
''Such men (Mr. Llewellyn Powers of Houl-
ton, being the such) are needed more espec-
tally at this time, when the waning star of
the Republican party forebodes a possible
transfer of its power to the slumbering al
though by no means defunct southern slave
oligarchy." We are so glad that the Pioneer
has seen the error of its ways, and prodigal
son like comes back to fathers house and fat
ted calf; and we want it TO be understood
that we irowned upon resident Of Aroos-
took who shamelessly asserted in our presence
spread before the public for less than five
oantS q limo
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-06
Current Notes.

The Boston Traoeler, understanding that
Judge Pierrepont is an opponent of ''third
term" thinks his appointment may be re-
earded as the response of President Grant to
the question he was so earnestly pressed to
answer during his recent visit to New Eng
land.
The Philadelphia Inquirer says that ''the
advantages TO the Republican party of re-
nominating General Hartranft will be topara-
lyze the opposition, and to record an over
wheming victory, which will be of nestima-
BILE benefit to the party in the more impor-
tant contest of 1876"
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-06

THE Indian Bureau feels aggrieved again
because it hears that the Indians are starving.
Of course it doesn't believe the report, though
endorsed by Gen. Pope. 1t never does be-
lieve reports, and considers them all unfair
and unjust. When an Indian starves to
death he does so just to throw dscredit on
the Bureau
The Portland daily press., 1875-05-06
THE PRESS.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 6, 1875

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate countersigned by Stanley T..
Pullen, Editor. All railway. steamboat and hotel
managers win confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent our
journal, as we have information that several "bum-
mers are seeking courtesies in the name of the
PRESS, and we have no disposition to be- even pas
sively, party to such frauds.