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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-12-25

WnEcKED.-Frcight train No. ., bound
cast was ditched at diego yesterday
morning at an carly hour, and in con-
sequence the wreckcr from Carlin was
called into rcQuisition to repair the
damages, for which purpose it went up
Mt 8 o'clock. Owing to the accident the
express train from the east was several
hours behind time. As it came into
the depot, smoke was seen to issue from
the reur truck Of the mail car md Nh
examination showed that the extreme
end Of tho forward axle was broken
completely of; the truck resting upon
three wheels. Fortunately the detached
wheel maintained its position, and what
might have caused II serious accident re-
suited harInlessly. The substitution of
Il new axle caused u further delay Of
four hours, the train leaving here about
q p. III. From its passengers we lenrn-
ed that tho two engines attached to No,
o. which caused the delay ut Otcga, to.
getlier with several cars, got into the
ditch, nccessitating the building of
a temporary trsek around the
trninr to enable the express to proceed
westward. The engines were badly
damaged, but nobody was injured.
ANOTHER marriage to record today,
IL severnl more m the tapis. III fact
so great is the delnand, that County
Clerk, Green WAS obliged to call OH US
Tor Il new iuvoicG Of marriage licenses,
and Is now prepared to fill all orders
Tor them, while Mr.. Bycrs and the
other ''slliccrs" Stand ready to turn of
" good job, on favorable terms. Who
says Elko i'll not II good place in which
10 find II help meet.
NACATIoS.-BOth the University and
private schools are now having their
regular holiday vacation. The Uni
versity WAS dismissed on Friday last
for two weeks, while the private school
WAS dismissed during the middle of
the week, owing 10 the illness OF Miss
Gooding, the teacher.
ELSEWHERE will be found the Island
Mountain Tunnel Company's caution
notice. Peruse it. Road Supervisor
John p. Walker speakcs for himself
III IA short notice to-day. II you owe
any special road tax, you had better
''luok IL little out"
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From Wednesdays Daily

PERsoNAL.-Chmley d. Long did not
got of Monday night, but succeeded iu
doing 30 last evening. ... W. G.. Van
Fleet, the junior Of Rand 4 Van Fleet.
also departed on the same train for
California 10 spend IL couple Of weeks.
....Dr. Henderson, who has been in
town Oh legal business. departed for the
West last evening. . -. Mrs. +. II. Smith
and CRpt. Pcarcc wcIc among those
who occupied SCENTS in tho Coruucnpin
stage yesterday morning . . BILLY Girls
void, Of Starr Valley, brought himself
and II lot Of dressed hogs down on tho
freight trim this morning.
DrowwEp.-On Monday last another
sad accident WINS visited upon the good
people Of Immoillo Wiley, mud pnrtic-
ulurly the house of Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
land. 4 little daughter Of tho family.
ngrd III months. followed one Of the
boys int" the field, and stopped Oh the
'"'N w I'N'' 'Iffh' hlttl " N!lbll
interval her presence was missed, and
search instituted for her. which result
cd III finding her ~liiclrss body in the
pcbhly stream. The bcrcayr family
has the sympathy 81 tho entire COM
munity in their troubles.
j.. j. HEtSs' bookkeeping class is in
full blHst, with gomc fifteen pupils. in
Guiding several ladies, and others hive
expressed n determination to take II
hand, while those who attended do.
clnrc Tint he IL the ''boss tcnchcr'' md
ins m excellent system OF managing II
SGT Of books.
DfED.-Thc wife Of Mr.. S,rcctor. in
bnmoillo Valley, died on Monday last.
Tho Indy hNs been in very icohlo health
for some tiino pnst, aud wc nro inform
cd That That fell destroyer consumption,
was tlio caiyo Of her demise.
al. j." in n somewhat lengthy
communication, on tho second psgo.
utters somo good common sonso on
certain political topics, nnd displaya
n clear head on such msttera.
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CFrom Saturdays Daily

"
CHRISTMAS LuXURtEs.-Tho various
stands about town have been laying in
huge supplies for Christmas consump-
ton i'll the shnpe Of fine, fat fresh poul-
try for The dinner table, together with
all manner Of knickknacks to please
the eye md tickle the palate. Tho res
taurnnts will also furnish guests with
unusually s%urnpiuous dinners to-tlny,
and although, far removed from the
great Pacific metropolis in the midst of
interminable sago, We doubt il the
most fastidious cpicurc could discover n
vacant peg along tho whole line OF lux
nrics upon which to hing n fault. The
tempting display i'll front Of George
Pfci!Icr's, consisting Of all kinds of first
clnss meats, fresh Nevada poultry, veni-
son and every variety Of wild game.
together with those beautiful spcckIcd
trout right from HuInhOldt's crystal wa
tiers, for variety and excellence can not
DO surpassed in my country, and fur
thermore they arc 10 be dishcd up in
tho highest style Of tho nrt to-day.
CHRISTMAS ~lHEsENT.-A package TO
our address arrived at the p~ostofice
yesterday, accompanied by u letter
which relieved orr mind OF all apprc-
hcnsion regarding Internal machines
aud otlr"r devastating explosives. II was
from one of the old.tiInc Nevada boys,
BILLY Armstrong, aud tho package, II
box Of choice Havana cigars. Disin.
t"rcstcd friendship md n good cigar aro
we'll calculated to Hrousa in tho breast
Of the recipient n spirit OF bcncvolcncc,
aud i'll consequence Of the kindly recog-
milton, our heart Coca out in gratitude
10 tho generous donor. William dc.
sirCs ns TO present his warm regards 10
all his old friends md a]cquaintnnccs in
this vicinity, with tho assurance no still
holds them in kindly remembrance.
lie Is now associated with his fnilIcr In
The liquor business, under the firm natuc
OF d. W. Armstrong d Son, Iudington,
Michigan.
STIR BRouGnT,-Tho Slrcr State snys
Reinhnrl Bros. have brought suit, by
rcplcyin, in the Humboldt District
Court, against II. Herbert for tho rccoy-
cry Of a 1000 team.
Az Exchange mentions tho fncL TINT
Il old acquaintance "M%olaliGerous
Murphy" has been recently appointed
superintendent Of tho Defiance mino
ut Darwin City.
To-Day being Christmas, tho boys nre
DESTROYS OF celebrating, consequently
thorO will be no issue Of this pnpor to.
morrow.
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Can RounER ARGEsrED.-About tho
10th Of last month some Of the cars of
the passenger train. were robbed while
at this place, and Deputy Sheriff Banks
has bean watching for the perpetrators
Of the theft ever since. lie got u Glow
as to one of the culprits n few days ago,
aud traced him TO Galcnu, in Lander
county, nrresting him at that place.
The prisoner. who gave the name of
Ed. st. Clair, upon his examination
here yesterday, was allowed to plead
guilty to the crime of petit larceny, ow-
ing TO the absence of all witnesses
against him. Mr.. Banks succeeded in
recovering n portion Of the property
stolen from the cars, among which WAS
"A magnificent gold-headcd cane, which
the thieves had narred in their efforts
to separate the gold from the ebony
stick. Mr.. Banks deserves credit for
the assiduity with which he has follow
cd up the ~rascals ind recovered u por-
ton. at least, Of the property taken.
The FAIR.-The Granger Fair opened
OH Tuesday night md closed Wednes-
day. The display of articles O! all de-
scriptions was extensive and complete,
and the attendance was unusually
large, while those who were there man.
aged to dispose OF u large amount
OF coin, the net receipts of the first
night being about S125. The managers
of the Fair displayed considerable inge-
nuity in getting together all manner of
games and devices with which TO de-
plete the pockets of their friends, par
tieularly the old bachelors, while the
young lndics-nll Of whom were we'll Sc
lected-used their persuasive powers to
the best possible advantage, and caused
the piles Of goods on sale to disappear
Xix hot cakes. Everybody seemed to
enjoy the OCCASION, md all agr4c that
the Fair was e decided SUCCESS in nil
respects.
BCLLIoS.-From p. II. Bower, agent
OF Wells, Fargo & Co. mt Mineral Hill,
we have received the following statement
OF bullion shipments made by the Min
eral Hill Mines Company during the
vcnr 1871.
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y pENoSsTnAIIvE ARurMESr.-Ow-
ing to IL difference Of opinion regarding
GencaloSy OF n representative Anglo
Saxon, entertained by the person HIM
self and orc who stood just "ferniust''
him on the depot platform yesterday, n
heated discussion arose, and it WAS
finally asserted by one party that the
maternal ancestor of the other party was
Of scrub stock, whereupun the latter
proceeded to prove her IL thorough
bred. A lively scuno cnsucd, followed
by a foot-race, some random licks and
IL dual dive in the yielding clay in
front of this Office. The entertainment
was just becoming interesting when
Deputy Sheriff Banks stepped In ind
now the whole matter will have to be
argued all over again.
BECAME A BESEDIcT.-Our young
Cornueopia friend, Frank =. Willard,
united i'll the holy bands Of wedlock,
to Miss Lizzie +. Burr, Of Prospect
Avenue, Oakland, last Thursday cven-
ing. We acknowledge q receipt of n
handsome invitation to be present Mt
the ceremony ut the residence Of the
brides parents, but owing to a combin-
aIion of circumstances over VIII CHI We
had no control, TINT pleasure was dem
led us. Our hearty congratulations
however DTa pntIn thn Lars oNn:;.ll..
extended to the young couple, together
with the sincere wish that all their
ways be those Of pleasantness and oil
their paths prove paths Of peace.
Orr roR KESTUcKY.-Joe. Triplett.
after HI absence of ~twenty-four yesrs,
started Thursday evening for his home
in Kentucky. He has just gone to visit
the old folks, and will return ngain in
the course OF II few weeks. May his
journey be n pleasant one.
ADJOURNED FOR CuRIsrMAs.-At the
conclusion Of the morning session yes
terday, the Stock Boards Of San Fran
cisco adjourned until next Monday
morning.
The preparations being made for the
Now Years ball at the Depot Hotel are
sway up" md are indicative of Il
tip-top time on that occusion.
The Parsons residence has been
finished, and he is now sufely ensconc-
ed within its walls, It's Z ncat and
coy little home.
TWENTY-FIVE cars Of ten passed here
going east yesterday nj 4. p. IN.
NJ. p. FREEMAN & Co.'S bank will be
closed until Monday next.
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lFrom Tuesdays Dnily.J

FouHp.--Mar'iu lIur;, Of WHOM, wc
made mention recently, WAS found on
Wednesday last, ncnr Islnnd Mountain
md. as wax Toured, tho umlucky mnu
was dead Every since he was known
TO hHvo boon lost two parties Of citizens
hHvc boon busily engaged ia searching
tho hills for him, mud on the div
mentioned nine upon his dead body,
reclining behind n bunch Of willows,
his position ButlI M 10 cause tho belief
That lo hnd sut down to rest. and wna
hhcro frozen to death. Tho body WIS
IN n coed statc Of preservation, md tho
only portion dishgnrod was tho face.
which had boon partially cntcn by some
animal. Tho rcmnins wcro takon into
ISInnd Mountain, aud buried on tho
halno day. Poor Mart. his indun.
''"olo courage mud pcraovcrauco has
brought him to u premature grave.
buLttos.~-Last Saturday there mr.
hVcd from tho Leopard mill nj Cornu.
eol'"' pOr Wells, Fargo g. Co.'S. express,
'htoc bnrs OF bullion, Of tho aggregate
ValuC Of SO, IGG G8.
IhosE Saddle Rock Oysiors nj tho
zen are ju0t n little tho most luscious
70 inc WY OF n hivalvO thot has over
"''n brought 10 lhit nsrkot.
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Iron Sundays Daily.]

PERsoHAL.-W. c. Dewey, late speak
er OF the Assembly. and IL member Of
the Board Of University Regents, nrriv-
cd from Carson friday evening. We
have not nscertaincd the object of his
visit hero Mt this time, but presume
It Is in relation to University matters.
....F. +. Marx is making himself ms
comfortable i'll town Ms the limited nc.
combinations will admit 1.-The two
Charles (blonds) have ngain doomed
upon the boys, and the inimitable
B~race-bron of long cxpericnce-with
which they poisc themselves nj the bar
and invite the attention of the urbanc
in'xologist to their parched appearance,
always cxcites nn envy i'll our breast
which is only aIlnycd by the reelection.
that We mny arrive nj m equal degree
Of perfection with the same uinonnt of
practice. They hive just returned from
their northern trip und report it rough
but realizing.
II hhll WAS again crowded last night
with ladies' and gentlemen 10 witness
The extraordinary performances Of Prof.
81. Jean. His fcatS OF magic were even
moro astounding than those Of Thurs.
day evening and the unanimous opin-
ION expressed 10y these in attendance.
Is that az II magician, The Professor is
nneqnnlcd. lie gives Cnrlin n benefit
Monday. and J'ulisadc on Tuesday.
when tho citizens Of those pltcca will
have mn opportunity to puzzle their
bruins MS 10 "huw he does it,"
NUsr IE administrations OF orr
Western exchanges report Sam Hcndy-
who, 1t will be remembered, fell from T.
thlrd.story window Of the American Ex-
ch"ngc Hotel, i'll San Frnnciscu, lately
as recovering rapidly from the effects uf
the fall. y private letter received here
states that he is lying very low at the
hospital, and is not expected to recover
Tho rhysicinms have ordered perfect
quiet, and n person but his attendant
is permitted to zee him.
NEEDS REPAIHs.-Frcd. benson, tho
small but muscular young brakeman
who always acts rs "tcndcr'' tu Uncle
George Cornwall, was too nnwcll 10 dis.
charge his duties on the trnin yesterday.
Fred. IL IN industrious boy, aiuI ainbit.
Iohs, but his sanitary condition de-
rhands that ho shall enjoy II period OF
relaxation from labor, in the meantime
to snuff tbs salty brccHcs Of the placid
Pacifv.
DIED OF III CAUSE.-THE body of u
MIR. ~iicnncssy, an cmployc Of the Rail
road Company at Terrace, was tnkcn
through to California by tho train yes
'crdny. Deceased wns being conveyed
I" the c%ompany's hospital ut Sacramento
Tor medical treatment, but died on the
train when II short distance west of
Tonne.
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From Thursdays Daily.]

PEEsoSAL.-JOe. L. Triplett WAS in
OWL yesterday, attending to Il bit of n
lawsuit i'll the Justice Court. Joe is
also on his way east, TO visit the old
folks in Kentucky, for the first time in
twenty-four years. Although IL truant
boy Joe will pass muster Hnd his mp
pcGrance will cause the old folkes
to shed tears Of joy ......J. Dukin,
Ii has t%ranspOsed his domicil to
Lamoillc Valley, is also in town ....
Frank IIOugh, of the same place, Inns
likewise been doing the town IN general
and the Changers Fair in pa-.icular....
Mary and Eva, daughters of County
Recorder +. y. Rogers, in charge of
their grandmother arrived last evening
from Oakland, California, where they
have been attending school during the
past ye"T......M Miss Addic, daughter
Of Commissioner john Hunter; arrived
by tho same trim from the same place
where she has been attending school
...... McssrS Hickey and Harris the
well known guardians Of the C.. p.
Compnny's temporal interests, euirtiy
presented AN unannOunced appearance
among tho platform promcnaders this
evening. Len. lays over md Hickey
goes OH.
II AUSTIN MTNE.-T. G.. Armer, of
Mineral Hill, who arrived in town from
that place recently, informs us that the
deposit Of rich ore struck u short time
ago IN account Of which We published
NJ the tIinc-sti!l continues rs progress
Is made. Several more men have been
put to work, and the prospect of rcaliz-
Ing IL h"ntisOinc sum Of money from the
rich ore now being loistcd il extremely
hnttcring. This development, together
with tho late important discoveries in
the deep workings on Treasure Hill, has
about dispcllcd the doubts in relation TO
the p~crinnncncy Of mines in II lime
Stone formation, and will have the effect
of inducing mine owners in other dis
''''' w ~ "'liliiHl Ciuiicicr 10 resume
the work Of sinking where their ore
bodies hnd given out.
SnooriNa.-Gcorgc Gnnsz has fifty
chickens and iwcmIy-four turkeys, and
he don't want them. He proposes To
dispose Of the lot by letting tho ''boys"
shoot ut them, according to rule, CON-
mcncinB OH Christmas Day, md contin-
ming daily MS long M the birds last. ut
twenty-five cents n shot. Hero is II
chance 10 try yOur hand.
CATrLr.-Iinrclny Bros. lundcd three
cars of beef cattle ut the corral above
town yesterday. They were n choice
m%ticlc, and destined for the California
market.
TuE Chinese nro celebrating their
ChriEimns. mud during the lnst few days
the mir Of Chinatown has been greatly
disturbed by their unCartlly music.
l~iuLLtoS.-On Monday last there
arrived from CUrnuCopia three bars
Of Leopard Bullion, valued at Sc, $40
md 80 cents.
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From Fridays Dnily.J

FOE B~nuSo.-Fivc tonms londcd with
lumber mud general merchandise. pro.
visions, &C., consigned to tho Mardis
Company ut bruno, started for that 10.
entity yesterday morning. a forco OF
mon is now employed in completing
the compNny's mill, and the shipments
yesterday wcro to Tupply their nocoasi.
tics. rho "Mardis" is n valuable
mino and Mcssrs. CHtIin and Dcgoycr,
who nro now experimenting affairs nj
tho minO and mill propose to mako tho
fact apparent to the world &C quickly 40
possible.
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Christmas food

ABE Mooscr declares most positively
and he means what he sRys-that his
immense stock of Christmas goods must
he sold out by the first OF january.
His 8rcRt variety Of TOYS, FINE JEwELEY
and fancy articles will be sold ut greatly
reduced prices up TO the first day Of
iaGG. To procure presents for your
llttle ones; your swcct-hearts; Your
iather or mother, sister or brother, 90
TO Abe Mooscr's and convince yourself
that he performs what he breaches.
a first-class free lunch set daily from
~ a.. III. to 4 p. IN. Mt the Gem Sa-
loon.
am in daily receipt by express OF
Fresh baltimore Oysters, direct from
Tooth X Co., and also the Luscious
Transplnntrd article in the shell, fresh
from Sun Francisco, which will be
served up in any desired style, ut short
notice. Every variety of Fish, Flesh
md Fowl obtninablr in their respective
season, will always bc found upon nv
table, and the public may rely upon re-
cciving every possible attention that can
enhance their comfort and satisfy their
"ppetitcs. GEORGE PrEIrrEn.
ALL oysters received ut tho Gem
Saloon co;nc 10y Wells, Fargo e Co.'S.
Express, and nro warranted fresh,
Those coming "slow freight" nre from
twenty to thirty days on the road, and
past experience has proven that
they will not keep IN good condition
for that length Of time. If you would
have the best quality Of fresh oysters,
call ut tho Gem"
II you want n nico suit or nvcrcoat.
don't full To call ut Englcr's, and yon
will surely DO suited.
THE celebrated Saficl Whisky at the
Gem Snluun.
TEN barrels fresh Eastern Cider lust
received Mt the Gem Saloon.
a uico assortment OF Ludics' and
Gents Hats ut Engler's; very low
prices.
SroSE ALE always Oh drsught ut tho
Gem saloon.
THE celebrated Crystal Peak Beer at
tho Gem Saloon.
THE very finest quality Of Brandy,
Sherry and Port Wines, Tor medicinal
purposes, ut tho Gem Saloon.
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WEEKLY ELK0 INDEPENDENT.
SAN FRANCISCO sFoGK REPORT


11s5 ophir, 4ss., 40. 1917, 4os4, 4eH,
5OX b30, 50.
235 Mexican. 1914, 1917. 1927.
3G5 Gould IL Curry, 1917, 1914, 10.
$40 Best 4 Belcher, 90.
1925 Savage, Is, 1871, l61s, 15X.
$50 Chollar-Potosi, 80, 81, J5X, 05.
800 Hale & Norcross, IS, Az, IL.
3J5 Crown Point, 274, 27X, 27X.
1876 Yellow jacket, 90, 99X, 100, 90.
635 Imperial. 9, az, 9H, 81.
So Empire, 5>;.
1870 Kentuck, 13H.
$40 Alpha, 1874, 10. 1917, 1871, 1917.
10, l9H, 1917.
$50 Belchcr, 81, 30X, 3O.<.
800 Confidence, 20.
2S5 Con. Virginia. 1921, 39l, 39lN,
1921, 397X boo.
295 Sierra Nevada, 20, 1871.
ESQ California, 70X, 7OA.
is BiIlioi!. As, Al.
375 E%xchequer, 1917, l0A, Iii 1877.
100 Caledonia, 23H, %. 23H.
100 Baltimore, 254, s..
100 Globe. zoe.
20 Utah, lG. ~
20 Silver Hill, TX.
25 Challenge, ~.
200 Rock Island, JH.
li5 New York. ..
80 Occidental, 33I.
$40 Alta, ~. >.
400 Kossutll, 5.
$50 LoyiatlInn, =, ~, ~.
75U Wells Fargo, 2Oc.
200 Andes, ~.
20 Europa, lli+.
i7O Meadow Valley, 2H.
475 Raymond N Ely, 10, Az, 1897,
AZ.
10 Eureka Con-, lGI.
POO Jackson, =.
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as will be seen by the above the
company made he shipments in either
October or December, which WINS occa-
stoned by the mill lying idle during
that time. In 1874 the shipments
amounted to $l82, 396 90.
BULLION REcEIPrs.-Wells, Fargo
Il Co. received from ~Cornucopia yes
terday morning, four bars OF Leopard
bullion valued Mt $500 81. The
Leopard is producing noLly, and if the
Saturdays shipment is as. liberal as
those already made, the shipments for
the week will reach The handsome fig
ure Of $50. 900.
TuE Jubilee Singers and the Christ
mas tree are the attractions for Tonight.
The distributing from the latter will DO
commenced at TN early hour, which
will he designated by the ringing OF the
church bell.
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Superb Holiday Presents.

E. S. YEATEs e Co. will open Oh Sat-
urday, December 18th, the most beGuti-
tul IL costly stock Of Holiday Pres
ents, in the Jewelry line, that hns ever
been brought to Nevada. 1t consists in
part of Ladies' and Gents Gold
Watches, Chains and Charms, Gold
Rings, set with precious stones, and
Siivelwnrc OF all kinds. These goods
VIII be sold lower for cash, during the
coming thirty days. than ever such
articles were offered in Elko. Call and
get valuable presents, at the lowest pos
slhle prices; all warranted as repre-
Bented. 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-29
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Board OF Supervisors are compelled under
tue law Of 1873 70 meet on July (being the
mrs, Monday 10 july. 70 receive the tax books Tor
1875. ms will oreak IN upon the festivities " our
CITY Fathers n connection with the celebration Of
the Fourth. the Corporation Counsel, however,
has certified 70 the necessity Tor this meeting
PARK Commissioners O'Donohue ana steobins
called upoa Mayor Wicknam yesterday relative 20
the proposed new parade ground ~ tue upper
emo Or tue Island. 1.-THE request Of the latter
notion 70 be made 10 the Supreme Court Tor tae
appointment 81 Con missoners Or Estimate and
Assessment was postponed ior sixty days Il i
understood the abandonment Of ms project W1ll
save large amount ~ the citJ,.
Toe latest political conundran around the city
Hail How can Mayor Wlckham and nr. John
Kelly settle their lite differences upon The labor
question: the former layors the reduction, whine
the latter empnatically announces hls opposition
thereto in yesterdayis HERALD TINS VIII add
an0tSer 70 the many tangled Knots already added
10 the pOhucal rope BY which some oil our leaders
propose - hang themselves before the fan cleo
fl0n
TIE legislative committee on crime win meet
agaln III Wednesday neXt al three Y. M Ia view
OF me peculiar exposures unearthed " his COM
mittee rs proceedings nave become quite inter-
eslIng 70 tie pu0hc. Blsckms1i aud rgb9ery upon
the part 81 our police Authorities nave been SHOWN
common crimes.
Tie swel.erinR weather or the past few DAYS
shows me absolute necessity for tre passage Or
t1r ordinance W the Board ~ Aldermen rclarve
10 dogs but the c0atumacions republican mem
scfs, rho stl remain absent from their duties,
preVsut action Deinx taken In ~ important q
matter. tWo.thlrd vote s required ~ legauze
such an ordinance, the expenditure Of money
Conside ss.s speculation was indulged in yes
terday arOGn0 tie 4ltY Hall a. 70 the removal Of
h. al Gale rom the Bureau iOr the Collection Of
Arrears OF Taxes and also ten clerks from The Tax
department ketrencnnent and dulness IN busi-
ness are gwen 10 the COmptroueris once az rea-
sons Tor tnOse removals. out u - obvious poltcsl