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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
VECT0R QUICKSILVER MINING
COMPANY.

Location of Principal Flaco of business =
San Francisco, California.
Location Of Works-Eaglc Mining District,
Trinity County, Cali LORNA.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
1N ut II meeting of the Directors held
on the Second day of September. 1870,
IN assessment (No. u OF TWENTY
FIVE CENTS per Share was levied
upon the capital stock of the Cpfporntipn.
payable Immediately in United States
gold coin to the Secretary ut the office oi
ihe Company, No "A, Merchants EX-
change, San francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid OH the
FIFTH day of OCTOBER, 1873,
will he delinquent, and advertised for sale
mt public auction and unless payment l.
made before will be sold on Tuesday, the
Twenty Sixth day OF October, 1879, t"
pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses u
sale.
JOHN II. WILDE, Secretary.
Office Room No. a, Merchants Ex
change. sepll-td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

Bishop WINGFIELD, oi the Northern
EpiScopnl Diocese, preached to largrc m
gregatinns here, last Sunday morning
aud evening.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

RENov The Bank Exchange
Saloon was closed few days this week. .
during which timea new fo,r was laid and
the establishment otherwise improved.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

FIRE Bartlett g. Evans saw mill. on
Red Hill, together with n quantity OF
lumber belonging to IL. NJ. Pclham. was
burned about two weeks ago. No insur-
ance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18
TOWN AND COUNTY.

DrcKEYE DITCH.-On Monday last,
IN COMPANY with Superintendent Atkins
wa visited the Buckeye Ditch, following
& tbe line from the camp ut the Kenney
p,nch TO the head Of Van Matrc Creek
Ssven miles of ditch are now completed
4 land about three miles more graded and
+ Excavation commenced. By the end of
pert week. ten miles will he constructed. &.
Formerly it was considered impossible to
build ditch along the rugged and pre-
&ciptous hills OF the Stuart Fork country,
but work already completed there shows
what enterprise, energy and perseverance
will accomplish. Although the ditch is
Through very rough country, it is one
+ of the prettiest we have ever seen, being
Substantially built and nicely finished.
4 The bottom is surveyed and run on reg
ular grade, not II hole or hump being left.
Wherever the earth or rock j. OF loose
character it has been thoroughly packed
( with earth, and made secure. Only 90
boxes of Aume will be required on the
entire length, two tunnels being run to
avoid long and dangerous points. The
ditch already completed is by far the
Emost difficult of construction on the whole
Pine from Stuart Fork to Buckeye Mount
Vain. Two hundred men are at work and
%Capt. Atkins tells us that he expects to
1 make three miles of ditch week on the
lower end, where the earth is particularly
Favorable. If storm holds off until the
First Of Nacember the work will be com
.leted. and one of the most extensive
9mnlhg operations ever inauguratcd in
5the county fully under way.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18
ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
.ycopprD DURING THE PAST WEEK.

o,.. " Twambly to John Armentrout-
r.. and lot, Faggtown-SDo.
~. uonlon TO NJ. F. Griffin-llousc and
,o FasgtOwn-s7OO'
sturdivant to Perham & Wbite-%
,'ront & Whitmore propery, Junction
Ciy-sl2,OOO'
tobD Whitmore to II. NJ. Perham 70 Sturdi-
rsnt 4 whitmOre property Junction City
ss.9'a.
Hattie Adams to John IIuston-House and
lot. Weayeryille-sH'.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

NIGHTS and mornings are cod and
heavy clothing is being brought lat, req
uisition.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

J.iy;n Ji;orhcrINo.- Capt. Colby and Mr..
Of H. hs',on' OF San Francisco. Directors
bean t buckeye w. q II. NJ. Co., have
al H. fl "ere Tor several days past, looking
property of the Company.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

WHITMoRE, WHITE q Co. publi-h
their legal Certificate of Partnership thi,
week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

i IHE ?ANORAMA.--A. G.. Kendall ;
Great Panorama and Gallery of AIT ex-
. libItcd in Weaverviile last Friday even
/. ng to an enthusiastic aud delighted ad-
4 'dlence. The immense Pavilion in which
4 PIE exhibition WAS given was thronged
|and the people expressed themselves we'll
pleased with the evenings entertainment.
i 10 be sure the whole thing was nothing
|mre or less than a magic lantern, and
|fhe collection OF views rather ordinary
Railalrs, but the delineator, with his inima-
bic wit and descriptive faculties made
Iampe amends for any short comings in
Inc other portions of the exhibition. The
music, too, was of that soul stirring char
acter which our people seldom have the
opportunity of listening to, it never hav-
|lng been surpassed here and only once
EQUAL d-.hen ON the occasion OF Roop's
celebrated menagerie. The Panorama
|onIy exhibited one night, being in hurry
70 get below in time to open at Sacramento
at the State Fair.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18
MILL OF HONOR.

.rpscrlrrlOs FF0Fir1s DURING 'AE FAST WEEK.
" H. GO GO
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

v,ry COUNTY WARRANTS
UNRiNn, their Market value in payment
i taken abk.enription pt to the JOURNAL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-18

LEWISTON NOTES.-The river mining
near Lewiston has not been very remu-
neFatlve thus far. OFFS half-dozen wing
.uams put in this season., there are none
lnal have paid much more than expenses.
Inc water in the river is lower than ever
known before.
oh fapoose GuIch some lucky miners
POUND $3.50 nugget. That section was
FAMOUS In former years for "chispds."
'hl'h " Baker are building large
reservoir IN Eastman's Creek, preparatory
!" WINTER mining on the fat below.
vi jackson Bar, Pat. Cronan is work.
ing cut up through the bar intending to
day. " ~ ~ =
4"c Lewiston school numbers twenty
ga regular scholars and is under the
""'ge OF Mr.. William 4. Haley, n gen.
t s''"ll VINO recently came to that place
l'O" oonta Cruz county. The people of
lewiston are well pleased with Mr.. Ha-
method of imparting instruction.
"hAD AND Observation-Disclosures is
~ 1''u 10 The string of new advertisements
,h' ' week presented by NJ. Lang and
!, 4Vn Will be found in another column.
..p lang has received large lot of
b. DAker'S Extra" -four from Genera!
4"e'' Chico Mills, which flour is re-
h.. u oe oil most superior quality. He
n ~. "'So oeen appointed agent for the Lit
.ss ''"nt Hydraulic pipe, ntzzles, ETC.,
d I"u VIII hcnceforth furnish everything
nis "ou IN that line. Furthermore he
S,as "o'lce that he is receiving direct
ona ~" .ne Giant Powder Company large
!. "''''e' n. OF their celebrated powders and
a. pcp"red to fill all orders for that arti-
oo ~ ,"'e, etc. To conclude, Mr.. Lang is
instantly receiving supplies of assorted
ana JIe'les and all other articles In his line,
~ +,u vii sell at unprecedented low prices
lin '" customers as in these pancky
|csn. '"' o"'ec'' o''e MN "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-01

nis, aud su Ser 3cit, no iie ii4 MIDI
ibldgt."
sic murrt aber, penn lie lanse unite,
ben gSaiicn itsbt. obne ii6 su i4Iascn."
so murre osnn, Braun! Der eng
ldnosr bat INNER bas Tedt 81 murren."
r8ir baben nidts 81 trinten," ipraG
Swiftles bas Spielen ielbit miro lang.
tpeilig. obne ettuas Si trinten."
.6dtten mir su trinfen sebabt," ent9es=
ncte Mliton, 10 ldss Der Commando, Der
oa briiben uns lpiirte, jest nidt I'M Tlul=
ie. Or bdits Den san,en Stamm aui uns
iere 5dbrte sebradt, uno mir battsn ~
tbun senus, oabin Suriid;utommen, BON
roo mir bertomen. Wir miiicn bsute
Nadt Die YSaden ucropppeln. SD petts,
Elm poer Der anoers SGluutopf in San
Sole bietst Miles, aui. uns ausiuipiirsn.
Sas ,pdre nibt eiumai idiusr. iOllte i'd
mcinsn. sic mubien meme Gueitapfsn ier
ben, ob,pobti6 hie 3sbsn einwdr:s tsbrte,
ipie Elm Commando. sic mn6ten Die
3uilpursn pom meinsm, uno Seiu's Yfer.
scr ertennen. IS linn feline bcihubtsn
Yicroe. nnS feline 10 Grobsn untsr Suoia=
hern."
,Mubsr einigtn, ois lie s,bsutet baben
uno Ole obne 3psiiel jest Sebral4t tper=
ben" bemestte @eiu.
ySas ipribt 81 ~unieren Gunitsn. Sm=
merDin, mir i6laIen Bel Sag, iuenn mir
tDnnen, uno MAIDEN bel iocnigltens bic
ie 9ta4t, biz mir ieBen, wel9e @irfun9
unisre Yollenirei6e Gaben."
IjEeinasj4anjialtes 9ap;ter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-01

bGan's leine Vraut 81 lenrcn pflcete, Ole
sr UNI hunbert GbriItenifalps erpcrben
mcllte. Sos bra6te Mejia unb 9tpia nit
in nns Spiel.
Ser 0duptling cntibieo am Gnbe, ba6
Nun ocn 3anbercr UNI Jtatb frassn miiE=
t.
IS par ndmli6, aubcr ben oew06nli-
d)sn 3aubcrfiinltlern, beren Meiia elmer
Stlntlen NOR, ein wirtliGer Saubcrer BON
arcbtm 9uie inter ibnen. Gr mar eiscnt
Iih iein Commands; man pubte nidt,
msidrm Stamme er %angeb6rtt. gr mar
itit pielen Sabren nit ibnen sespsen.
Nitmano ba6te je auf i'm, auBer in Der
arobten S%sordnsnib, benn er ipar 10 title
luo tiniom, oob mon i'm gar ni1t bead
tste. gr l1ien beitdnbig nit Den Geiitern
bclhaitigt. Gr wubte uisle &rantbeiten
Der Wsniden uno Sbiere su beilen, fonnte
Sh!unsen bdnbissn unb S1idiale por-
htriascu. Gr tonnte ben Griesern nit
Stiilmmiheit iascn, mo lie in pciter Ser
III Seute finben wiroen, poer bon nober
6einbe naben. @ei9ab Gin Scrbreden,
10 luuBts er cen 5bater anSussben.
Sss Nadts Sins er nic aus leinsm 3el=
&c, aiis 6l,sdt uor Den Griltcrn, Die su ei=
ncr S~elpiiien Sturbs Gewult iibcr ign 1at-
ten, uao Nticmuno wagtc CO, lid Mahts
leincm ;3t!.f, bGs BON ben ouocrn g"etrcrn.
ltlno, iu raberu.
Or 3autsytr ritt ell ieb!c9 YIero, ba-
9Er uno ih!an., Die Fl lclbit, cbenlo topI-
bdnaer,I1 u@o cine 2cbeu. Man i1cutc
OGs HityN, mic oeu 3oWbcrer; Niemono
5d:ic g rcitci poaen. Is mar 10 t0it
NM cigsnliHnjg, b0B yiienlanO es GnI9ie,t,
g moGtc 9ebcn mpBin 6 wolte. Nebts
ling g ManQmAl oil 81 stben. Wie pol ci-
ncm Ncil,2 scrJ.!en, !an9lam 5uerit, Damn
iAGgQey uno lAncIler. Meun CO iuriif=
tal.i, lpnr CO i'll S6pcib 9cbGbet, uuo 9th
memo, al: % Der S0le lclbit cs g~eyiiter
Bate.
Der oduptlins peripra@ benz 3aubcrel
srUBc Gei0cnte, ipcnn er lie pol Der Ser-
erei erl0ite. SicIer ~perlprad) lcincrIeits.
oab er ON nd6Itcn Morser Dem Sdupt=
ling angcben weroe, mas er tbun miibts
I'm bes 3aubers leoig su weroen. Sn DC,
Na6t belbpor or Die Geiitcr. Gs pa,
cine ountle Na6t; tein freunoli9er Mont
beleu6tete Die Groe. &ein Snoianer bit,
tie iid iber Die GrenSe oes 2asers ss,past
sls ss ountel semoroen mar, fling oas
bOIe Yiero 81 9eben an, uno sins in CT.
n + Nl1tun9, bis es aus Dem Gelihtt
oes sednsiti9ten @d6ters periduano.
neutrality-suspicious. &apief.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-01
Cine g 6riftausIeeuna q.

Gs mar am uGten Sage isit Sciu bcn
Contract nit Mliton ab9ei1lpIien bate !;
es lpar Gin S%onntag. aliton, 9siu uno
@reDIor warsn nbwtleno leit Dem uoriscn
Sag, Die brei Mcyitancr Dic!t:n @aAe,
Sad btior9te Die Slide, uno Braun,
Smith, &oonD uno SWifilcB Ditltcn Sci
erta9.
Sas wOr nun in nidis SclnnNercm per-
l4icoen Don anberu Sagcr. eubcr oab
Braun uno Smitb, bic Swel Gng!Gnber, lid
r%alirten, rno reinlide 8uien unn Sdume
Der llnterllei0C sur Sbnl iru0en. Sa=
ran mar nlA!s in ta0eln C lit pielnebr
!obensruertb.
Die beioen Gnsldnoer, Braun unb
Smitb, baiten jeoer cine Yibel i'm @epdde,
Die lie Sonnta9s r~e9elmdBi9 beruprSo9en.
Sic 9eb6rten Su ;luei bcri6ieoenen S1u=
len. Wit 8eSus auf Die Snoianer paren
beioer Mnli9ten slsi6ials psrl6ieben.
Braun mar Der Nuli9t, man miiIis Tie
ausrotten bon Der % ursel;-
Smith folste Der milOeren, mebr oIsemei=
men Meinung man miibte Tie leiten, un=
ter semdbiste 9ienltbarfeit brinsen, ibre
Grceiie bur9 lleberpa9ung einl9rGnfen.
Gin Sertrster Der poetii9en Meinuns, se=
map wel9er Die Weiben ibnsn ibr Ganb
suriidseben uno lie Ii9 lelbIt iiberlaiien
iolter, ipar ni@t oa ebenIo ipenis mar
Der SseleneiIer Ser MtiIliondre pertreten.
Braun mar sieosr in oic5er 0isbu.
tation.
uSieb birr. Smith "a 5pron or. 0o
iii cine StcQe in 6;eneIis, II. .Sonitel (
Wcrs. ~Scnn in wcr6e bos WIrt rurrr
| Sceleu BON Ser Sonb offer S6irre for6err
unb BON Der soanb oes WenI6en. ,rb ppn
Der s,onb bes Monues mrs 5eiues Wruhers
perSe id Die Seels oes MeniGen forSern,
g8er Weni0enblut p~croieft. De5icn Slut
ioQ perooIien wcroen."
0oa II ,;, o0oem,ir.s C.;.s o.,.s,,
BON Gett bur1 Woo6, hem ,mritsn Ssntrr
bcs WenI6enoeIdledtes. unb be,it6t iin
ouf oQe WeuIden. B. +. ouf Die oon:e Grz
ieQi6aft Ser Weni6en. N(it 8e,uo ouI
bic GeieQidaTt Der WlenIten hat Ser let.
tere She'll 6es finften IerIes feincn Sim.
amer inioIern, ols bie5es @rIeb BEN M6rz
Der ielblt ;uerIt fir ben Moro ueyoutmor;-
lid moGt, un0 = I'M fsaQ, OaS CT nidt
bur9 ole 0clebe Der @eIeai6oIt sur Stra.
e 9cSo9eI iolro ote Verantluortan8 auT
. is Seleul9alt i9lrlt. oersa PlllGt 6 in'
nagr par, oeh "foro 81 oe'tfaIsn, iino N
Ue'lsrsr ypl9e' aul o~ 9oH5e VeleuiWoll
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-01
Giils SGpium-&o aGcr oen gduaG.
,}wiideu 6rausrsi9 uRs guslans.

Yor meGrsrcn Sa9rsn criano ein amerl=
tanii9er SnSsnieur, NamenS lierriman.
einen paiiersi9ten NnSu9, ipel0er mad
Or @eDauptuns oes Grinders polltommer
9~ecisnct lein ioltc, cine YerIcn in ben
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-11-18
Five Hundred Miles without q Crew.

Pensacola (F's.) Gazette.
Orr readers remember that the ship
Western Empire was caught in the great
storm wv" days after clearing from Pensa-
cola, Was discovered, was dismasted, wa
terl"gged and abandoned 15O miles from
here, and seven If her crew drowned in
endeavoring to land on the Florida coast,
near Apalachicola. The abandoned ship
has been fund after making a voyage Of
more than 500 miles without q hand at her
helm. Causnt in the reflux current,
which must have set out southwark from
the blight OF Florida, after the storm
which drove a surchargc Of water up in
t" tho angle formed by the peninsular
coast line, the masterlcss ship drifted
within the influence Of the gulf stream,
which swept through the straits of Flori-
da and on toward the Atlantic, until she
was discovered 10 miles n"r.i, Of jupiter
inlet, swinging at anchor. When report
ing tine disaster it WAS stated that in order
to enable the hosting out IF the boats
both anchors were let 20 to ACT as u drag
to bring the ships head to the wind. The
length at Chain allowed Was IS fatLo:is.
Thus the snip mas piioteu herself REMARK.
ably we'll in navigating round this dan
ger"us c'ast Of Florida, with ITS keys and
reefs, il, new. less than 2lO feet Of wafer,
until her anchor finally reached bottom
and brought her to one of the most fire.
qucnted ct ocean pathways. But for her
anchors swinging overheard the ship
would probably have gone on with the
stream to the coasts OF Europe.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-11-18

q MR. HorcuKlss, in the ;lsa number 81 81
i;h,s paper, charges Us via, having made
to him false statements co4cerning HIN.
N. II. Dunnell. W. hereby chali,nge
him to make public, any statement which,
We ever made to him concerning MIR. Dun.
nell which lie claims was false or stand
selGconvlcted 81 having. lied about Us.
MIR. H"tchkiss, in the same c.'p,..,t his pa..
per, and in the same article, charges tia,
We received 5000 from Mr.: Dunnell last
;yearior political purposes, alld.that, we-ap
pr"priated it to our nwn use. We have
not received fr"m Mr.. ;Dunnell since We
came I" reside In this city one dollar ntl
any sum, either for political or other .par-
poses. except five dollars, paid on sub,
scripis'n to- the TRANSCRIPT. W. re.
'ceived last year from tie Secretary OF the
Committee If he First District $50. for
campaign purposes, and we used it jus,
as we were directed, iby:R.. I. Smith then
Chairman Of tue County Central Commit,
tee, and any man who sa, = t" the Contrary
is y falsiier and slanderer. When
Mr. Hutchkiss made the statement Con.
tained in his paper, he ought to have
known that it was true, and Ne. &uowinx
it to be true, lie shows himself 10 be = liar
by publishing 1t, aud he ought to know
the dom OF liars, and |" experience it Too.
Mr.. uochkiss is u church member, and
We wish it were possible tru,hfully To add,
II christian.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-11-18

POTENCY OF SUNsH1NE.--FrOm IN acorn
weighing lew grams, tree will grow
for 100 years or more, not only throwing
Oft many pounds of leayes every year, but
itself weighing several tons. 1t an orange
twig is put in large box Of earth, and
that earth is weighed when the twig be-
comes u tree, bearing luscious fruit, there
will b. very nearI, the came amount Of
earth. From careful experiments made
by different scientific men, it is an ascer.
'aincd fact that u very large pan, of the
growth Of = tree is derived from the sun,
from the air, and from water, and very
little from the eartl, and notably all vege-
ta,ion bcc"mcs sickly unless il is exposed
to sunshine. Wo"d and coal arc but con.
den>ed sunshine, which contains three i'm
p"rtant elements, equally essential TO both
vege,a BILE All animal lit,:r,pagnesia, lime
and iron. Il, is the iron in the blood which
gives it its sparkling red color and its
strength. 1t Is the lime in the bones
which gives them the durability necessary
t" b"dily yigor, while The n,agnesia is i'm.
po'tant To- many If the tissues. Thus it is
that the more persons are out oftnors, the
more healthy, the more vigorous they are,
and the Longer they will live. Every hu.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-11-18
F0rtY-1ourth Congress.

" sshineton Letter to tho Louisville Courier
Journal.
Waving any speculation as to the speak.
ership Or the clerk as altogether hazard.
Gus, may remark that in my judgment
the regulations to be made in the mex,
house Of representatives will be made
not 50 much by the speaker, high as thx,
office is, as by the chairmen Of commit
tees. Take, Tor instance, the chairman of
the committee On appropriations. What
field tor any honorable an,bition!-
Heretofore the democrats on ,h,s Commit
tee have hardly been allowed 10 exert al,
control. In the next house they eau put
y vet" on GRANTS Extravaganza and xbu.
ses, and they will d. il. think thereon"
will 'cone down" little in the next cs
Inmates. An effort will be made by the
administration to anticipate the action Of
the houso by reducing the estimates OF
appropriations. out there will sill b. a
great deal left for the house to do. Here
will come in the work Of the chairman Oh
appropriations. H. will he able to make
his mark on the policy cf the govern.
mrn' and earn the tlla9ks Of u grateful
people. The chairman If the ways and
Weaps committee is usually regarded rs
the leader Of the House. 1t offers grea,
field, truly; for this House must pass a
bill to reduce the taxes. 1.-THE republicans
in The senate choose to defeat it, let theiy's
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-11-18
!. A. HARDWOOD, Editor + Proprietor
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.

In accordance With practice. at once wise
and beautiful. We have been accustomed a. the
year il drawing to a. close 10 nav ote an 0cca
sion to m huaah}e expression Of thanks to Al
mighty G"ll tor ceaseless and dist ngui hid
benefits bestowed upon a nation, aud tor
His meroiee and protection lu ring <;,s closing
year. Amid the rich and free enjoyment Of
all our advantages. We should nj forget tho
source from whsnce they arc derived and ex-
tend our obligation to the Father OF all MeF-
sies. We have full reason to renew cur
thanks to Almighty God tor favurs bestowed
upon US during the past year. BY his con
,inui"g mercy. civil and religious, liberty
have been maintain ped; peace has reignrd
within our horders.; 'lab"r and enterprise
have presented their merited rewards. and to
His wntchlul providence va are indebted for
security from position and other ;oslamites.
Apart from the otter national blessings, each
individual among US has OCCASION to though .
fully recall and dev4utly recognise the iavors
and protcori"n which he has enjoyed.
Now therefore. I. .UiysssslS. ,2rAut, .presi-
dent Of the Upitcl States. do recommend that
Thursday, tho 25th day Of November. the
people If the United States, from their &C.
eustnmed vocati"ns. DO assemble in their re-
spective places OF Worship. and in such form
- may seem most appropriate IN their own
hearts. offer to Almighty God sheir ackuowl-
their humble prayers for the Continuance 't
His divine favnr.
In witness whereof hHve ,hsreunto sst NV
hand. and canse'i the sssl of tho United
Slater to be slaxsd.
Don. At III. city Of W>shinst.n. this 9Th
day Of Oet"ber, in tho year Of Lord.
one thousand eight hundred and seven
.ty.6ve, and Of the Independence ot the
United Suites, the one -hundreith.
fSigned> % $. GRANT,
HAMILTON Fish, president.
Secretary of State.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-11-18

A Kansas girl says that nothing make.
her 5" mad rs 10 have IL grassl,olprr craw
up and down her back just rs her lovel
has come to the proposing point.
. Nothing in the world makes a man $,
mad as to dream that he is kissing IL pref
~ girl, and wake up and find tina, de
PRAYED fl, is wal'zing around the ragged
edge of his mouth.
Mrs. Washburnc, wife Of the America,
minister to France, has been ordered b,
her ply sician 10 spend the winter at Can
mes on account Of The delicate h:ai1h u
one OF her daughters.
Maggie, daughter Of jeff. Davis, is tt
marry \ Memphis bark cashier nance
Hayes. The young couples endcavn
should be to make Hayes while the su,
sl'ines.-Chicag" Times.
They have found Il pctrified Mormon il
Utah, and from the number ut denis in til.
head, evidently made with a poker aut
hatiron, 1t is judged that lie hat at leas
thiriy-three wives.
Red Cloud is sorry he didn't take it nov
the money offered him tur the Black
Hills. he won't get cent, and b"ldl,
contraaict* the adage that "every cloud
has silver lining"
An Iowa father threatened to cut his
boys nose off, because he ''snuffed'' at the
dinner table. Why didn't he threaten &c
cut the boys head off because he had ,
cold IN it, The old brute.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-11-18
Tho Mexican Outroxes,

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Nov. 15.-Thc
Federal Grand Jury in their reports say
that from Brownsville to PccDs River, 4
distance 1T 60 miles in length, snd 100
miles in width to Nueccs River, Ameri-
Can ranchers have been ordered to leave
their homes by Mexican raiders IN pain
Of death, and that 100000 head OF stolen
cattle are driven t., Mexico annually by
Mexican marauders. Numbers of F.dcr
al officials have heen assa~sinafcd, post.
Offers burned, custom houses robbed, and
msilcarrirls and inspectors If customs
killed while in the discharge of their du.
ties; and the perpetrators Of these crimes
have gone unpun'shed, and general inse.
curi'y Of life and properly prevail IN the
border: The jury found eighty in !ict-
ments and urged decisive action ON the
part Of the State and General Government
to punish criminals and protect the in.
habitants against the Mexican band,tti.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-11-18

.,,e theirssponsibility. 'alsscan ssandstha1
i issue: thus made if they can. Again, there
are u. number IF minor committees which
Come in =, the tail md If the others, such
as the; committee onthe expenditures in
the navy. department, and 80 on. During
the last.nnd, tpr. a. number Ut years undss
radical rule these committees have been
merely nominal. have IN idea that in
the next House they will loom up into
great importance. Instead IF appointing
syec'al committees of investigation on
this or that cburge, it might be just as
we'll t" organize these committees with
able mcn; honest, energetic, and with
habits ot investigation, and lcl them take
up the various executive departments and
<" through them in Through manner
The country does not ask or desire sensa.
ton, but quictsteaty work in this regard.