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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-oHAAIBEEs.
BY Judge Westbrook.

BY Judge Westbrook.
Clements VS.. Yturria.-Granted.
BY Judge Brady.
The Institution Tor the savings OF Merchants
Clerks VS.. Morrill.-Motlon denied. Opinion.
Wilkinson, &c VS.. Hawley et al. Bell vs. kritel
In the matter OF Thompson.-Granted.
Shea vs. Snea.-MoJion denied without preJu-
Scott w. Dexter.-Motion granted. Opinion.
Burnoss vs.. Norcrsss.-Olinlon.
BY Judge Davis.
Whitehead VS.. Kennedy-Motion granted so far
as 10 direct the 10 select and mark the ex
nots that are 20 DC printed s as psrs Of
and marking, the same be printed as part OF the
case.
costs or opposing. l think the afndavits show
that Abrahans lraudulenty withheld the debt by
concealing his real name and assuming that or
Godbey who seems to nave been an irresponsible
McDowelI-Nlyen vs. Naturalization denied, but
without prejudies to It's renewal on additional
papers. The proceedings before tue presans
referee In the other case ought to be brought TO
the order Is made In this case. The statements OF
defendants should be met aud explained.
Barstow vs. Snl1fin.-Mem0randunl.
Williams VS.. O'NeL-Moiion should be denied
with $40 costs; IL was obviously made Tor delay
and annoyance. The defendant UNeill had no
tlce of the application Tor Judgment at wnica
tims IL Is customary for the Court 10 grant the
allowance. lie appeared and contested the APP
plcation for Judgment and nterpOsed further eX-
ceptlons, which were overruied with costs. There
was no necessity for delaying the proceedings
with the stay he obtained, for IL there was any
tnIng in his injections 10 the manner OF obtaining
the allowance he could have brought that before
the Court without embarrassing the case with an
order staying proceedings. HIS mouon Is de-
MED, with $40 costs.
SUPREME coURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
By Judge westbr0ek.
Bhven VS.. Gierke.-Motlon denied.
SUPERIOR CoURT-spECIAL TENN.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Harte vs.. Nye.-Flndlngs ana conclusions Of law
settled and signed.
Putnam vs.. scnlich et al.-Complaint dismissed
without costs. See memorandum.
COMMON FLEAs-sPEcIAL TERN.
BY Judge Leew.
Schmidt vs.. Stevens0n.-Motlon to punish for
contempt oenied on condition that the witness
answer the two questions In the order TO snow
cause.
Dickerman W.. Murphy.-Application granted.
Ward W. Norton.-Matien granted.
Cole vs.. SfL-0rder settled.
Enrlng W. Decentralization TO amend COM
plant granted on payment Of $40 costs. order 10
be settled on notice.
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AN ERIE RAILWAY CONTRACT.

The Erie Railway Company, under a contract
with the Delaware ana Lackawsnna Canal COM
panJ for carrying coal became indebted to the
latter company In the sum OF s10,600 payment
for the same being due on the 10Th inst. Mean
while tho Jefferson Car Company brought an
equity suit to compel the payment Of this money
to that company. After an investigation before
a referee such payment was directed TO be made
nut pending these proceedings tie Erie Rail
way Company became insolvent, aud Mr..
Jewett was appointed receiver. IL was
claimed by Mr.. Jewett as such receiver, that
his powers took precedence 81 this Oruer OF pay
ment, and that a portion OF the s10.5O0 should be
paid 10 him. motion made yesterday be-
fore Judge Davis, In Supreme Court, Chambers,
with view to settling the rights or tue parties
ia controversy. After qdIte a lengthy argument,
In which several eminent counsel participated,
Judge Davis gave an oral decision, directing That
the money be paid 10 the Jefferson Car Company.
lie was asked If this carried interest with IT, and
he said not.
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COURT OF SESSIONS.
Before Judge Moore.
CRIMINALS DISPOSED OF.

CRIMINALS DISPOSED OF.
Charles r. Tnurston was tried yesterday for for
gerry. lie was convicted ana sentenc ed TO the
Penitentary for o term OF fifteen months. John
crawford was convicted OF grand larceny and
sentenced TO the institution for eight years.
John DeihaD, who killed ms vile, pleaded guilty
20 an Indictment for murder IN The second degree.
Michael CaramontI and Charles Sheridan indicted
for assault with intent TO XIII, pleaded OF guilty.
Peter Boyd. indicted Tor manslaugnter; James
Sweeney for robbery; Wiaa A. Mooney anu
William G. Buck, for burglary and william
Rooney, for grand larceny, all put In o similar
plea. They were remanded Tor trial
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Indictment charging him with stealing on the 22d
or May gold watch and chain, worth $780, and
$40 In money from trunk belonging TO John
McGfatn, who was boarding ut No. $50 Grand
street. These prisoners were each sent to the
Penitentnry for one year.
Jacob Grostman, who on the 17th OF this month
stole $50 In money from loHis Ruhe, pleaded
guilty To grand lsrceny. ne was sent TO the state
Prison Tor eighteen months.
AcQUIrTAL.
william Nonahan, George Hopkins ana Charles
ChrlstmRn youths were tried for stealing SIC In
money IRON the barroom OF james Healy No. 1853
Hudson street. The jury rendered verdict Of
not guilty.
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MARINE ooURT-PART Q.
Before Judge eros


SUIT AGAINST THE MERCHANT DESPATCH coM-
PANy.
BernbArdt Degitz vs.. Alexander Holland,
Trsasurer OF the Merchants Despatch Transporta-
ton Company.-Tnis case came-ou for trial FOR the
third time yesterday. on the sOth OF September,
ISL tae nlalntns aGenA delivered 70 the ABOVE,
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALbANft juno -. 1919.
In int Court OF Appeals to-day the following de-
cislons were handed down.
Motion granted.-Wentzler VS. Aldricn.
Application denled.-Smith vs.. Nelson.
Judgment arlr med with costs.-Cole VS.. Miles;
Coleman VS.. Shattuck; Mullaly W. Tho Mayor,
&c, Krekeler VS.. Ritter; Pelman vs. rue Mayor;
Tue Excelsior savings Bank Va Campbell; bamo
vs.. Same; Macy va. Nelson.
Judgment reversed and new trial granted,
costs to abide the eyent.-Brennan vs.. Ina
Mayor.
0rder arnrmed, with costs.--rn the matter or
iona d. No0rhs.
order OF General Term reversed and Judgment
for plaintiff On verdict, with costs.-PeOple ex
rel. Hogan ". Flynn; People ex rel. LoutEel vs..
MCCabe.
No. 70. The Railway Passengers Associated Com
pany vs.. Warner.-Arg1menI resumed and con-
cluded.
No. ~. John Chapman, respondent, ". Charles
]. Mills ct al, APPELLANTS and No. 2ls same
same were argued together Oy A. j. Parker OF
codnse. for appellant aud by George +. D-nforth
for respondent.
No "a. w. NJ. Lloyd and another, respondents.
VS.. William W. Burns, Observation-Disclosures.
No. SO. Niles Kent ana others, appellants, vs.
Hector :. Kent and others, experimentation
by J0nn w. Denning or counsel Tor appellant, and
by J. J. Van Allen Tor respondent.
The Court took recess 10 tuesday, September
q, 1873.
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT
Before Judge Bixhy.

DANGEROUS AcoUAINTAScEs.
On Thursday night last, about eleven O'Clock,
a gentleman, at present staying at the Hotel
Brunswick, was accosted In Union square
PARK by two women named Lille Green and
Kittie Ennis. While engaged In conversation
Kittie Ennis suddenly embraced him, ana at the
same time Lille Green seized his watch cham and
tore locKet from it and ran away. Both women
ninth precinct They were brought before Judge
Bixby yesterday and committed, In lack OF s., 900
bail each. TO answer.
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legality of The Seizure Of Books and Papers
70 Be Used in Evidence.
THE WATERBURY-TAMMANY FIGHT.
Suit Against the Merchant De-
spatch Company.
THE "SuAUGnRAuW LITIGATION REVIVED.

Application was made yesterday in rhe Supreme
Court, Chambers, before Judge Davis, by Mr..
William Sinclair on behalf OF number OF prop
erty owners, 10 show cause why the Commission
ers OF Estimate and Assessment should not be
compelled TO accept ana file objections made in
the matter Of the opening Of Tooth street. from
Ninth avenue to the Hudson River. After argu-
ment by Mr.. Sinclair Judge Davis decided that
the owners had right to nle their objections at
any time before the completion OF The opening
proceedings.
Yesterday the trial OF william Mank, who is in
dictod for dealing in counterieit money, was re-
sumed in the United States Circuit Court before
Judge Benedict The case lasted all day, and has
not yet been concluded.
Henry Tine, who had Deen charged before Com
missioner Shields with having assaulted Thomas
Edden, on board the steamer City OF Hartford, by
striking him with q natchet and biting his thumb,
was ordered to be discharged, the government
witness not being in attendance. The Commits
sioner said he could not think Of keeping per-
son in prison such hot weather as this without an
examination.
In the suit brought by Lucas q. wetien ct al VS..
Jay Cooke 4 Co. ct al a motion was made yester-
day in Supreme Court Chambers, before Judge
Davis, on behalf OF Paymaster Cutter, or the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, who in the suis represented
Secretary Robson, to vacate the Injunction
granted In the case under the decision by the
General Term far as to permit him TO sell por-
ZION OF the iron pledged to the Navy Department
as security for moneys in the hands VI Cooke,
McCulloch & Co., of London.
MIR. Cnoate, for the plainiiY. said that ne pre-
sumed that under the decision OF the General
Term the motion would be granted.
After some discussion the Court took the papers,
raseryinq its decision.
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TONES PONCE CoURT.
Before Judge Duly.

CHARGED WITH EMBEZILEMENT.
Frederick MundY OF Brooklyn, was arraigned
on charge or ENLIGHTENMENT. It was alleged by
the complainant, William Johnson, State Sen
ator, that on the 7th or January he reunited
Mundy cnecK Tor $1S7 to pay a premium on an
insurance policy, and that the latter appropriated
the same 10 his own use. TRe defence was that
the money was loaned TO MundY. Held to answer.
BREAKING UP THE GANG.
Detective Dorcy, of the Sixth precinct, yester-
day arrested James Molloy OF No. Mulberry
street, for stealing watch and chain from WIN
liam Mcnamara OF BROOKLYN, E. d. MoIloy il the
leader OF gang of Sixth ward thieves, whom Cap
tain Lowry for some time back has been endeav
orng TO break up. Justice Dufy. before whom ne
was taken, held him Tor trial at the General
Sessions.
ARREST OF A PIcKPocKET.
Peter Barrett, Of No. 10 Roosevelt street, a
newsboy, was held to answer on a charge Of pick
ing the pocket of Patrick Doheny OF Barclay
street, OF sundry ten cent stamps. Barrett IL SAID
to belong TO gang or youthful thieves that inlest
the neignDorhood OF the new Post once.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.

COURT OF OYER AND TERAnNER--A RAILROAD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY THE GRAND
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49, A--..- M. p...
wick Mil has boon anu aovn nnoe
yesterday morning. In consequences Of .
eight between The SUPERINTENDENT M.
aaIuy. sna -. Oan. hsEx -h;nnsJ
I.ams 81 ~ .uch iii A
49,, I'M Soyp ~. On such ocossions.
r-c,..-v,,. Tan. Smith. a.
- T. an. Coli HIl Gram.
'" ".D
tion. hss received certificate Of the
fint-class grade ~ teacher.
o.. -.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Firm Suspended.


LONDON. April 3.-willian MoClay Il
Co.. metal merchants. have suspended,
owing to q deficiency arising from their
American contracts for rails. Liabilities
estimated at one million dollars.
Rsnan Catholic C~s.fsrsses.
BrRLrx. April D. Tho conference Of
Roman Catholic Bishops at Fulda has
closed. A message was received from
the Pope conveying his blessing and
urging tho bishops to porssvsrc.
Disaasctsa Cariiss 0sssral.
MADRID. April 3.-The Carlist Gen.
erl Saballs has had an interview with
Gen. Gampos at olot. under q flag Of
truce. There Is reason to believe that
no will soon give in his adhesion 10
King Alfonso. and In return his present
rank will DO recognized BY the Govern
ment.
Prospect OF Peace IN spain.
LONDON. April SAN advice from
Spain represents that prospects Of pesce
are increasing daily. One hundred and
eighty Carlist officers have already given
in their submission 70 Alfonso.
MApnrD. April 3.-Sinsc the appear.
ance Of Gen. Cabrsra's manifesto, 224
officers. including nine Generals, have
left Don Carlos and entered France.
Many others have surrendered 70 the
Alfonsists.
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n. E. Cxrncn. GoLD HnL.-Divine
services will DO held in this church to-
morrow Sunday morning. Rev. Mr..
Uren. pastor. officiating. Preaching Of
1917 A. ". and 7:30 r. NJ. Sunday
School at TX p. N. AL arc invited.
sr. Jous's Cuuncr, CON Hull
There will 10 divine service tomorrow
nj II A. NJ. and 7:30 r. ~. X. s. East
man officiating. Sunday School at
l:30 =. NJ. AL r invited to attend
those services.
Sr. PAuL's CHURCH. Virginia City.
There will 30 divine service tomorrow
at IL a. ~. and Z p. NJ, Bishop Whit
aker officiating. The childrsn's Easter
Festival will DO held in the evening.
Sunday school at l2i5 r. N. All are
invited.
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sssa Es.ss. .r Ns~.p.p.- .u.wl
fuR.w

ossd Kssess 81 Nsuspapss "usvi
fng.~
CzicAoo. April 3.--A Washington
dispatch says that Newspaper criticism
Of Secretary Robeson's oourss In allow
ing . Government vessel 70 b used BY
spsrty Of private citizens and ofieiis.
for . supposed private purpose. has
bean o general that The Secretary
yesterday ssnt . telegram 10 Senator
csmsron. that the newspapers had
raised such howl that he desired the
Senator 70 take his party on . regular
steamer II they still wished 10 continue
their journey. The correspondent says
the exposure Of the proposed Trip had
about broken u up anyway. and that' II Is
not impossible the party will mako the
reports Of the yellow fever epidemic an
excuse for returning homo.
The saa EAissr Arrested.
NV Yoax. April 3.-Charles A. Dana
learning TINT an attachment has bean is
sued against him from tho Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia. sur.
rendered 10 the United States Marshal.
His counsel then asked for . wit OF
habsas corpus, and citing the Marshal TO
appear and show cause why Dana should
b detained. Tns U. 8. District Attorney
asking for an adjournment Il was Ar
ranged that the hearing take place nsxt
Tuesday. Dana meanwhile being al.
lowed 70 60 on parole.
Iiissss sra Bsseher wisasss.
NEW Yonx. April a.-Ths Illness Of
Henry II. Cleveland has made II
necessary that his testimony In tho
Bsscher case DO taken at his residenos.
Ysiisw Fever as Havana.
WASHINGTON. April 3.-Rsar Admiral
Mulloney. commanding the North At
lantic squadron. reports that q Spanish
man-of-var lying Oh Havana has forty
cases Of yellow fever. and another thir-
ty-six cases. No cases have appeared
on any U. s. steamer yet. The Plym-
outh. Ossippss and shswmuct, anchored
OF Key West. have been ordered on q
cruise In moro northern latitudss. and
other vessels Of the North Atlantic tisst
have been ordered 70 make port head
quarters.
Prseianasien - Resnsylvaaia n
oters.
H~ARRissuRo. Pa. April 3.-Govsrnor
H~artranft to-day issued . proclamation
calling on the hiotus miners In Luzerns
and sohuylkill counties. 10 disperse and
go home. and authorizing Bheriffs. In
tho event Of noncompliance with the
order to call for aid Of the military 70
disporse the rioters.
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BAIL IN Bshalr % tie Kansa4Ns.
hrsska ss~asrsn-HarFy 0sergs
Arrested Or Libel.

SAx FaAsoisco. April also ?. n.
There WIS . ball at the Mschsnios' Pa
wilton lass night In aid Of The Kansas
Nsbrsska .~sussrsrs. The Trustees Of
The Pavilion tsndsrsdi u frss for The 90.
oadon. Gen. schonsld furnished the
band fres. The Ban Francisco Turn
vsrein, Captain Mcdonald and his In
dians, and the German Guard Fusilsen
were present, and gave exhibitions. A.
ter the exercises, dancing wa INDUCED
in till q late hour.
Henry George, Of the Pos, wa s.
rested yesterday on a warrant issued on
complaint Of Cockrill. Chief Of Police.
who charges George with iibsl. The
charge ID ~predioatsd on an article pub
lishsd in the Posi- Of March 81. George
gave bail In the sum Of 5000.
Reported saieids Of Henry ward
Dsscher.
The report has prevailed on the street
during the day that Henry Ward Bsechsr
had committed suicide. Il has not been
traced to any authentic source. and I'd.
vices from Chicago report that nothing
Is known there TO such an effect. Tho
report has created considerable excite
mont In town. and given rise 10 much
anxious enquiry.
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MODESTO, GAL.
The Exseusien OF wIIlian Dsas,


Moprsro, Cal. April 2.-No nswl
was heard from the Governor until yes.
terday afternoon at 8 o'clock, whom the
public were surprised at the following
decision:
SACRAMENTO. April 1. 1s75.-To John
Rodgers, Sheriff; George w. 6ohsll.
County Judge; J. J. S~0rfvnsr, District
Attorney; Il. z. Luther and others,
residsnts Of Modesto, stanislaus county.
California: I have mads the most care
ful and conscientious examination with.
In my power Of all the evidence taken
at the trial Of william Dona, for the
murder Of John Connolly; have fully
weighed and considered the letters.
afldavits and petitions for oommuta-
ion Of sentence, and. admitting - true
svery assertion made In his behalf, Civ
ing full value, and moro, to each soliG-
taiion that has been presented, ! ind
myself compelled by the plain facts and
circumstances OF the crime, under the
grave responsibility Of faithfully sd-
ministering the laws, to deny tho sp-
plication.
The aovsrnor rscites the grounds for
asking Communication Of sentence. and
closes with regret that such ~oocasions
should be 20 frequent. Il had been
conceded that Communication was certain.
But fow people ars In town, Sheriff
Meany, OF MERGED. was the only outside
officer present. Priests were with the
prisoner all night. At half.past II
o'clock somo thirty persons bad assem-
bled In the jail, with quite Q crowd out
side. trying 10 gain admission. Two
Catholic priests wers with the prisoner
In his last moments. At ! o'clock he
was called from his cell. where he was
seated between his spiritual advisers.
Sheriff Rodgers read the death warrant.
During the reading tho prisoner showed
no emotion whatever and only Q slight
tremble wal observable. Al los the
prisoner asconded the scaffold, escorted
by Deputy Sheriff Stenson, followed BY
two Catholic clergymen, sherifs Rodg-
srs and Meany and Deputy Sheriff How
oil. Upon the soaffold the priests re-
cited the litany and prayers for the dead.
Deputies sunson and Howell strapped
the arms and legs Of. the prisoner. the
black-csp was drawn over bis head. the
moose adjusted, and At LOT Dona was
hurled into eternity. dropping i've feot.
AZ I as Dn. Jackson and MARKS pro-
nounosd Life extinct. The remains were
ont down and placed In . comm which
had been prepared. The neck o. the
condemned was broken. and he made NO
struggle after dropping. Dona had NO
remarks 10 make before dying. but hand
Cd the Sheriff . letter. which was 70 be
read altar his death.
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NOTICE To CANDIDATES.

Candidates for ofies at the coming Town
v,s.,Iou. wnl please bear In mind that their
.s,s,,,sst announcements In th's paper. o.
ii A. A., election printing. ssnstA paid Jtcr In
.t,,,,y. We accept OF no eoniingsa arrange
mi. ba, treat all alike. A candidate who can
30, =, viii no, announce himsslf properly and
-, M. printing bills promptly, 10 not a. Tor
~ snes no .sekA. Moreover. 10 win not b
,usees.fal
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-03

SNEAK TuIxvxs.-The pilfering OF
small articles from residences and lodg-
ing houses still continues. There are a
number Of men out Of employment in
the country. who evidently make a liv-
ing out Of what they m pick up. They
are supposed to have confederates, who
take the articles to other places and dis
pose Of them.
ELECTION OF OrricEns.- AT q meeting
Of tho A. o. H.. Division No. 2, hold
last evening. the following officers wers
elected: Thomas Burke. President; w.
W. Shannahan, Vice President; Daniel
McCarty, Financial Secretary; Thomas
O'Brisn. Recording Secretary; j. i.
Larkin (re-clectei). Treasurer.
M,cuISERr There yesterday arrived
at tho freight depot in Virginia q car
load Of assorted machinery for the new
c and G shaft; also. n similar carload
for tho Utah Mining Company. Day
before yesterday another carload OF ma
ehinery arrived for tho 0phir Company.
WIND n Dusr.-Tho high wind still
continues and the dust il almost unen-
durable both hero and in Virginia. A
storm Of snow or rain just al this I'm
would DO a great relief. We learn hat
arrangements are being made to start
the sprinkling carts again.
PIrxR'. THEATRICAL CoxrAxr.-Mn.
ID. L. Bowers and j. O. McCollom. sup
ported by Piper's theatrical company.
will appear in Carson City on next Mon
DAY, Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
After the close Of Lingard's engagement
they will play in Virginia.
SELLING LioroR TO ISpiASs.-Com-
plant has been made to tho Virginia
police that certain parties are In the
habit Of selling liquor to Indians. ii
proof Of tho fact can DO obtained. they
will be prosecuted to the extent OF the
law.
CAsE oF MAxcr.-Young Marcy. who
was shot by Vim. Langan in tho Delta
saloon. Virginia. some weeks ago, ha
recovered sufficiently 10 be out Tho
examination Of Langan will take place
to-day before Judge Knox. 80
OaE SurNKSr.-Thero were shipped
ovsr the Virginia and Truekss RAairosd
10 mills on the Carson river. during the
"a hours ending at IL O'Clock to-day
90 car loads Of orc, aggresatingSS gu tons.
Social BlLL.-A social ball for the
benefit Of Mn. Mary REILLY. Who ~
recently left a widow. viii b given In
Miners Union Hall ON next Tuseday
evening. April 9. Ladies are Admitted
free.
AsornxR RoppxnY.-Two msn. named
John Burns and John Desmond. we're
arrested last night for robbing . lodging
house in Virginia. The facts OF The csse
will DO developed at their examinatoh'
wAsuor CIrn. Tho work Of rsatfins
the upper story Of the RoynoldA build
No. north Of the Court-house. for the
nae of the washos Club. 10 progressing
rapidly and will soon DO completed.
Foa LAKE TAuoE.-The season has 70
far advanced that stages have been put
ON tho limo hstwesa Canon City
Lake Tahoe.
Couxrr ConxpsIosxns.-The Board
Of County Commissioners win meet Al
the County Clerks ofiec on Monday a
I o'clock.
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4 B%ERNARDINo

Chavss a.d his Gang Heard Ereo.
sAs BEzSl,Duo. April 2.-Ths news
reached here to-day that Chavez, Lieu
tenant Of vasqusz, and twenty ether
MsIioans. robbed Granite Station. on
the Panamint road Ave days ago. They
ordered dinner, tied the owners Of the
place. took al the money and arms, and
left tho mon tied.
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FROM PORTLAND, OR.
shss rhrsuEh he Heart.

PORTLAND. Or, April s.-Lee Stew
an. . we'll known sporting man. was
shot through the heart BY q man named
W. H. Baker. at the Bank Exchange
saloon. last night.
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Ixerfal pIsoul You DrrxHxIxL.-Ask
you druegist what HALs's HoSsr or Hou-
nouHS u TAai 10 doing In easss Of severn
cough and Geld, within his owuDsrsonal knowl.
sdss, bsfos you try Il yoursslf. Inquire Of
him II he hss svef kpovn Q madeleine q 10
class - popular % thai pun and agreeable
vegetables prepaiaiisn. b governed y me
that there 10 not an apstheeasy In the esuntfy
Who viii net indorss u - spsctac Tor dis
eases OF the lungs and throat. Ptkss Toeh
Ache Drops-Curs In one minute.