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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-01-14
minfe RhRr Hihrit.

Der 8srlanf h1 arsisu go IA b!sfu
eaiicH uHr lausfsn sDraH. Die TTdfe fHh
aithrie, Ei&l Eur bier, fsHhsrn Ia aarH Ztti.
len her Hsh 90 II f,er nHssRinmt. sh b.
tns pttift "a uparisa Fzt. Die ata hnas.
idttsa 9rsisH tteabea H6 IA ttatm 3uaaze
uHh ts s.Rsis aaHs unasssblIS sasaHaiss
BHirpaus iieisrisH, Htna bic R6riis AahEA
tssiABsDi suSiH fsHhH. 20 u siat ishI
'ruaIf4s srass In pie melt Is sHissIltaR 10.
nit lfR wNeHftsH iaihdluAallsa. Du BAt.
uH bat las unaniaakau gsdt fila @tistibs
~ snirGf'p, pIt ,s ID kesaIisu; sbn nau
sSsilsas fsa RSbl Ob ts RtAt TO- blcs aus
SPpsli:Su stsa eai aIlsrst galaRsa Co.
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RHinuf ~ SufSuu. 10 if Sisl pfiuEailL
pt, Hfnu sitltr panh MIR mit RAdl&l ani
len StanS 0r Baitf - % gssfaut rsn sk.
rEdsaIisn I'D an btaiH IsburA Nib - iu
abtTIssin.
SPattamtstt In slIltm aui iRt 5atm
aue IN eausbaIt 10 Hdtpsntls. Bit iysi,n
itsi avs slHt 9sii bStn griIis anS 20 IN
mSsIi&. hab nlibriss srIbsni+sa. soy su
gTUft ubaIisR bI,Ihrn 70 n,lHm be ggzsaassn
rthusiTt Dnbtn. gtnabi bic GttSibs iurafat.
tis nus pstt lis gut auf. 9sa&tri biz fisiaia
IsittR stfnfo u's tsS d,fSbus. Die auasea
ups BssGsu isatAt fa uiRt (aSmru. lI,tu
in darRnasrE ~ talrCt nls iaG siHs RHl@s
SeuIssH ~ mA4n. S&alhsn Gus mritsns
pEpIiishbaft ~ pHmsjbsn. Gin usn ,pd
9apt barts 3thtu ISurtsu iH ale Sin Gfscu
ppsiltH. HsuH tseuT1 Gin Ssatn. nur fir
taar GsIS au 'apfsn, siHasfibrt piJss.
6tte sstfiatts NIT Etut.-3ur
ississa arti esiteifht SisIs grbtitiH bn 5asu,
nc bsim ei&l siEu eiitrns uns be avSsis Dor.
g&t ~ bsotaavR. Die eamps Icgb nj, I'm
Giaa CsR err S&snrt, ptSt and IN hetsn
1dbs hd9atti,H, sNEat ossr aHst,Eaas, sx-
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ntm eT Rssinssbkuef iafl trOt6t anf aHr
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Sub sif gs6sos sngaut. IaSt bic RMdtt
THns a&&i aasEaxfsH. spus bisfslhs ssrpts AZ
untaEnj % Ltas a,Wr srbaxaHs sutauf,
bauH strfERni uiHt lausir. Gs sH seaisu, an
RsHshsns i'm saa sizss HnsIaGs isaIpAi,a
eIias ~ baksu.
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Gsu GEauu mas ttssn RGritttu 64AIhaa,
sas 9swtat stEritiH mtAtf % lAzsE fsia i
ss'nfals rSant tba Ser liH xsarts aHs Gas
sss otfsa fsrt, isbaIs % u i4n1H aHfeTrt.
@sas znb Yfshs ssizisl ua@ issun
seAtsiah 9abr ast Saafs fsauBH 90
zHaiia sstIsssu. utun "a swa tIifra ssnss
ssss SGnue uaisH mEsira Rns lesu irE&s
iiss mnittIi&afs, Hsan Q, In tisisp Gaats
faasz. Hap nauAnaI ni4i MET In e,snas.
Ea Rissn bsTOuslaarStiifu. estf sst w,nu
uaa tiuiss 6rulsu zmlssi ussr pie akars On.
net an Gitasu, no lsiat 6@ussptbtn Go "a.
IaHmfiu. Rm bic arbsh, wsl2s haa Gnifrats
10 anssakHBsn @aH'ss pwHTlast " ssfea.
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-01-14
NrnHlnmanfinn

9tatsmaI ess aeAibass SchH 2. ysaT(sa,
yr6Rbent bsT gemnsa Vlfas geaft I'm ipbif
isn 6TiAtsethrdL bseftene aus ben GsuH
tiss efbaHsn snk Gauskin, Hne hst act
bafs q. ". pfabsrfsH. 0,bElisriHtsr 10
Daapktn Guunty untfrm Q Gstsmku 1874
tbrtn 6siehI iuT ahhaltHHa esy Osu aue 9G
miner gonft alafmstnfH Wtfduanik Gatlebf
aRra snh pifritltdhrIinsn 0rtsefusEeuHasu,
pslbt ~ 6aIrisbure fir eas GsuBiy Danpbin
eaibuhsn uBe an 8. Rouiog TN SauHaT, 1875,
auiaRssu Hns ssst @s9tR eausTn fVa nIal
babsu.
Csskalh RsftsH eR gsrpnfl, BE 6rk.
bsusH@isr, aIbuw6uHsr uuh GenhatIsrs bse
t,IaeisH Gsaniss Gauykin btsruti bma9viH.
tiek bae Fs 60 an eeeaniem Haef. Bprmii.
TAGS 10 Ilbr, taau nnb hafelbh tn pnfpn NIT
thTen @sCpsbt, Suauibheuen. GTamtuntipRsa
ans tbBn dafasu ertnufrunaeu tiHIuaneeu
babes, am hae ~ team, wds itnfa Ssn amie
psesu % itau suFemuij hssyIei4sH aRf Die
isniesn, ufl9t asriGiIiA serhnnesu Rnh. ais
GfzgsT gsgtu BE @tfauetufn auftHtEfisH, rsl
Dc tn BsfEnsniD BON Dausbin Gsuniy Go
ksHnsm mEssH, bae De et bdnH une baleibA
sinasasH, Ha hTs Aae'n rs1ubEiHafn. pii
Ttnt ID.
GsefbtH uHAsf msiusr Sdnb m parEIsbura an
q rei I'm Sabr hes bG5lJt1i "a, uub ip
nsnn auh nsnnsLsftn Sabr hpT pnabbSnsis.
itss bn gGstHistsn Gtaatsi.
o. 3. ebssftr, 6tsrIH.
santssSSH", sSSsaSS g.: plg'; w.. lDn. "a, 1874.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-01-14
YiIieRer 8ter.
S6Affe Grrnnssuf6aft HHferes

2VHhC ShthhNtu'VaIt HWISANS
3eitaIters.
Daf9 auesaanutr PsmibuHA ksStuitnbi
qGsIagrn pnb tiataf GnfnaunHL fswit Wus.
mabi an Oil Rue 1itRs, ID 10 bfn untsritldb
nstfH etlHnaeu. biz kns Grifuauns shsHasnann,
kn elrts trfOrsnhS,u San,tf Rssfsn Hnb
lEkaifAs @sIRt 10 eflaHesn. 8k snpithkR
nan Hpirtz Fsrihta 0Eaurs tae Asm Dra~
nal In idur e1nlt za6a4fups 0sbrdu, sSu
p<IdsA kk eTats HffsrHntth IN nsHiasu ia
etn a. nHisft sHfhstsa auutu. bic ms NIT
Sores 0satnzaasn bnkEsH, GtHsSt Hersfu,
CUR afHeAfrn SsHrtortiuns. Dttitt gter dA
MT la iIsfnis 10 siafdsahiu uxA Dir sTlaa-
btH xNt etshalb bic SsfIitrifamfdt aatr 9ut.-
Ter saTsuf lu lsaisS. Gspif asu 8aztlisa. ~
Hisr In eaHft IHm Msli0p @shTaHa ealifn.
Gs nitb ~ stR rRauAia biNiatA SIStS zen
&12 per GautI snfduft bN
Sereaes 8 0nsel.
ia ala 9tbraIy @traes,
YhfLabfltbta, pa
Gnsmbes o. 1874 n.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-01-14
Gin SOr;iisliaes SsilpFGRer.

Gin sOr3iislites SsilHFGRer.
Der uukIis&stls tmtHtuli ssn atssrtta
pnbliium eas sen tim fsIse fubtrtitrfs pttIpha.
Ger. 6e n Elm srshatts WtittI iur Sttlune
vSs edsu1aus,s, RUiblauL @'raue. uub an
lntH &uubsn, uHe pHe Sen SpI6tH. bic 70 at-
crau6i labfn, aufs Stft tmyfsbItR. 3sI
8tldttauns ers sbtatH ptEbt mar 10 an
Orr. aHbrsas sWtfftnaHu uub auht
iG. Tas pHaR,r IN IL bahfH bH Srn. Sskn
oaufItr. SddsrIIs aatv Habe Ter Criittr
Sirdst. we ttT lluIsrSelnntis ~ ir,HtH N.
Or. otturt@ cone Ella pskIbabtnetf
s.s.far sIratr vun Gtlabtibiupn, eauIaasr
Suuniv bat Hii& bic 3ubr,ttHna bisfss RstI.
ipdtistH TflRtrs arhubItb e.ItrHL
@sttfL Sh&feuhttn.
SarTtstuTs Ds,,mbn "a, 1874 81
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Atn ptrr SausFst4 jtI Nsnsar.

trtuHh DruSeT.-@ttI aau bic
bsit DO 10, sa aIs BE SsHsuss aaiaH.
g., sia ID Gu4 DO al tkHs tbiss, BE
iAr In sursr E'Itttrsantn ..e,Adis
isltuzs" abeEudt nSst.
auf ssH Istttz 6amsis ssr res sr.
RtH In 0tIRmsaAt fsB auf if,xtlISsr
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h Str GirsD thHuns Ssn gGvsas HaA
ssw RunhlrApt. sidbtsI. hss fSIstaer
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6SbIif6Is&h6Ses .eIs bsECTuasr
On f't 3'ituRss. SsIe kEAtE, ktu.
Ga 9dtd ecu xtrsns, sl. mel erin
trAR S'tsult bet. wtt ID 4, ssrlc6. kAS.
On esit BltimanA's altk, bic nimne
5isat MD.
o. es&aufts RaTr. be- Ia isfas,
stsss SnHntslt itiE stfAsis 10.
ea nsusssLart 6siH, sti str utv l,r
esai Inc 3sri sSSs lam. Oh o.. tSIil6
~ hufA flo. sihnana tnf uf bic
HEia bish. Der ltins sAritAe GAsss
net b',asu. CHR ltlRt WsAbsss sa.
lAsmt, sstr Hast. Ottr lisi. sssE E<kr
wIs en- kaIhf gOn &autasSrd I'm 9oAr
49, Obu snttts @slbsr b.Tr sIsl&t
pts ibrt sssHs.
On talbIsssxnF 8u&ssasI. 70 gut
Uk usu. arp % 9atr alt ua AZ lre.r
dtpst sthTu6s, iua net luu siittn.
9Rausis enl&sI GitsIsut anlSIaa.
On DubtRe aIts SaIfattts unb srap
70 sItl aIit Mats, bic 70 gut ,uIammtn
eaRt Hlt TN Sasa nitu Gus.
On Gnesns hrfaist RsLbakat. Fttsn
G6nub gut u snH S.iftO&su.
GiHt tpiss Gspfsuns - en- 9nals
@sut an Tin ffr 2Slpsr pom. 0sibs,
msniA SsaR tsasi,
9R eelb Bvf&et S6us pum Itbtn
@intsr, Ter La Iiblsn SuIi sssSrri nor
20 sps ast 10 nit Q,rtrpsrR s,brsts.
On R'bsIisnfJ ssr gut Eir for en-
yarssr, Dradtr rttr gsnha.Gryss
On sehnir 6aps. bar ENsmGnp ksIst
IN n6 20 net psrIenf.-tr bot tua ttn
Seller nanlia, sr u tpbt.
SntDs GfsI. G,tI NIT Ians, IN G,Hl
nit tsrss 0srtn. ab,t aas an Gumm
Atit slstA.
en lslh edrssI asHsrnsIa axs lac;
ter Ssufpfd ssmaet Ea 70 ftti, sak au
e fAtsr tn iAItn thesss sttt bretr Fsuu
.-zit &inlfas siSstfalsfn.
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ssfs 8dfsH. Bic In tts RsiitIl,s Sew.
yeav tRl&uti Rbs.
ea srsesE Stsd 6dHmia.
e.ss stHipanHiss 6AssissS, ssn Asu
1sfHfRf SaI&ta.
eli 9IeGI&Iiitsn ait Gsklta asS Re-
1Tis esTfp sfncAt III ,ln easss
1st btt ST. Dauts ist esails SFiS net
,smaei.
Besif91aIfAhriss &altsr nit Rds
ssbs. tie sas fauf SEER frtiA s,IFs Ssr
ia.
EIst sifitheief @satu. Bic cbut@ Saul
sshfu. RaHn mfr iui GitI Esi ipansi. =
Die etsl ait IeRssn GtTfH fob BIS bfs
sn. Anettt pns auA sut aSsF ss
asmat siti Hstasr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-01-14

gnrisb 6ifitisstrns @iuisBsIss rae,
Ne nit RsfAlfstkn'cI AtfAHt'Ii an'
&c pifitr ssm v,iss esIisaIs. ole tr
eHGt, wsas az sHististAsh Ufss. i''H'
sRsllAs eAsIbsn - tsIaklsH
% Drisf ssn Ter Stby VasH'e'sl an
esH Sskn eisbtuyIsI, sOtin Gs ih~ fsa'
pob ss i'bi eO6 5sn IAN esi'so mas. =
Ole fast, sr foai ss grab Ser pss' ptt
brinas. atsr iaWltuaps n'F sassa l's'T.
Swse tatdisr @0ufss.
6psi adsr CspttaHs sAns. cas- II.
Satr grIaIlt UHu 10 nit Rl6'sFts aas
Saubfr1te.
Ga Ba9, aus stS s;' esut s'u Be
,nr GtrIl&kit ans trsansliai'h i,rss
fVnHs.
ia iwtbaWItas Sf,aasbsI piI sn ,"
9spp 3Inmmsok aIs belfs bet Rih "a
laetA.
0H atmt ROasfsp aus 9aRptns' dsl
s,ma&t. Ct p.rs iufAsri. sas sss
5,utr CAT brta bunzt
SwibgfMflfA,n OaEns$. nit S.n
ssiaasn ssItsrssksre,t Sen Rarls
SAHsaiAsais fein Saitat
Ga Patent RiISfst. tis tstAsTi u,
IN NiIa fade n fet'. btfats Fe htti
IL nicuat In SsbT traSf.
Ga cute SArOtFiAt, bic aats f&i,bt
ras Re tTtii.
Ga patsRi RisstrDiss, slrsut6itt for
Dham oetr DAhtT pswtE. Ga ntblE
Ger atiifsI fer esr Sau HhSjanS.
lin noa antrrt aFtiftl bin Wttmdnb
tI&ts aa@bt.
Die Btutn fOa dafrsas wann ID rtes
Ep BIN. S,br mne bisi,, M prr bet,
esr pub furtssidsO. Ser SAID tftdbII,
BEN wsto rpis sstOtsi. RT fi& aaf
bstrus'. btr ttrf in fs'Ris patIot In
GduRda itu NaGt falsf'.
Die 9sSinsunasn u,rtss bsfunni g,'
maAt an Sas ne& sT UsRsa.
peter saRsGopp.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-01-14
sssspstIsr lRr stsiisaas.

psnnfyIpaaia Gfatral Giisubata.
3Aas stflaAH ess TtEzfylssnta etisakats
esssi p eauistuze Me- sIs fslsii
Ia sRS sAs RsVfnbH y. fS7i.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-01-14
OensefuniitstAes.

eDss iuaeu pir nit anirru S6SirH
tbHaf
@tbi teusa dnt s.ssatiIIat 1&sIsHSRac
S,hri IL siH Bahflafiss eGsn isasu.
9shrt * vs(aa. bfssIa. 1hAnpft RspisR
auSsit auRgteH. isfs tiasHn GIhR maeta
xHI Ella sretstiiA'S 6tni.
etkIt ., Siss bAdsa Rh SsS else ssts
Ri&s Stsl Cd AG Runs't Eait.
ettrt tknsn. hae ria Dollar hENkrt 6thtt
httlh tR unb kds nar D<Iisnas ipaEL hW -.
aiGtF avsaisbt. AZ fr tianinmt, HSs Sae Hlt.
be mtbr auestbsu. ssrstnsn naTtu,
9ttri .itHtn, bnB elm btlabltts RaHHnRtia
btGr Ia Hus btdr iktbtt ais sia ItlstHsf,
ntaH maH G@ulDtu bat.
etbrt ibntH, tae sIu runbis. sults, a,fzn.
hss GeI&t mrtr Urrtb II, ale fiufIls fGpLHA.
fftuss G6tnbdita.
esbrt Rs cute. anrit Shuks trastH.
eitrt fit GIuiEn't maaSa uHb AlaHGHsn,
ub bic Hs6uHns auG fiinat.
ettrt isEsH, sos at uaa Gshts gSsHbits
NIT aarFtm e&aartH tIss srbrsn isnnsz.
erbrt itusu etrfa&sR. s'furbn NrHfStu.
srIans, StlbRsstrausu. eiIbDAaIfs aHb H..
btiifanIStt.
esbrt ibutR, tss Gia rt61da6<uH SarA ssI-
ltr Ia pfmsSrmsIn. nab Ter Snapt. IsIbh sbu'
sinfn Gent gTmalsn Htbr Ssrts IA sIs th'
Dupsbb IdEs,IIsibtit aHe ssrstpns SAss-
bisbt. ....#
sitsi ipnsa GarifaarbHt Has sis SstupsR
esr itsitn Ruiu.
estEt itSsu. ptuH fbr ntHsss gtA BAIT
an6 Nufi. RaIsre uuS ode iGsusu 9Euss
bAthft ivuu. bub ts R,bsnia4rn FSS.
sssrt Isnsa, sse SpaiisrGinss ItSu HHs
Ab GpaIitrfahTitu, Hne ea1 lit pIhta HIH
RsH gar feSa Eas far ben, tu es sumner Vsn
bthd3iri.
efbrt ibHsH. tae hes 0If6 m bar est ssitl
zen hm dHe,rtH anaaus, nr9 zen Afn Sch,
is @aHHsS atEdust IsSstrz sadA Ssz iih
Rfm Gparaittr.
eabi 5sr ttnsa sAs kiiitbrStt aas f. Aa.
bsa's ssrRaussS. sann IaiI Fs. SsHR bic esi
sdsmmsa tf stirsa ksiraihenJ bt Suhm r.
rfH @ta eanH f6cR af,iH ausp.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-27
DECORATION DAY.

Next Sunday, May 30. is the day
set apart and sacred to the memory
of those who fell in battle during
the war of the rebellion. The
Grand Army of the Republic gen.
orally take the lead in such matters,
but in the older States the day has
come to be one honored and OBJ
served by the people in general.
The day can no longer be said to be
one especially sacred to the mem
ory of those who fought and fell in
the armies of the Union, for, by
common consent and mutual good
feeling, all soldiers graves are dec
GRATED alike-the gray" as well
as the blue" No true soldier
would have it otherwise. We be-
lieve the Grand Army of the Re
public was the first to make this
loving overture of friendship and
good will, by decorating the graves
of Confederates who died in the
North, and no sooner was the over
ture made than it was accepted by
the soldiers of Dixie land, who in
turn scattered flowers over the
Union dead in the South. What
happier idea could be conceived to
perpetuate the memory of the fallen
heroes, than this annual strewlng
of flowers over their remains. No
monumental marble erected over
the last resting place of the soldier
can pay so great and honored trib-
ute as the green leaves and fragrant
blossoms yearly laid upon his tomb
by the loving hands and remember
ing hearts of the soldier comrades
who survive him. The Grand
Army, of Virginia City, meet at
Miners Union Hall at y o'clock NJ,
and at O'Clock P. NJ, will march
in procession to the different Gene
teries and make the offering.
Under the sod and the dew.
Waiting the judgment day
Tears and love for the blue,
Love and tears for the gray,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-27
KILLING or = BANDIT.

The Inyo Independent gives the
following account of the shooting of
one of the Mexican bandits of
Chavez's band:
From Mr.. +. F. A. Connolly, just
up from Caiiente, we learn the fol-
lowing particulars Of the killing of
one of these Mexican bandits, at
Prewette Station, Chimney Mead
ows, Friday or saturday last. \
man employed about the ranch,
Prewette being absent at the time,
saw two MeXicans approaching the
house, both heavily armed. This
man went to the house, got Prev
ette's Henry rifle and waited for the
nearer approach OF the Mexicans.
He hailed them three or four times,
and ordered them not to come
nearer, or he would fire. They paid
no attention to his commands, COM
ing straight for him, until he raised
/ his rifle to his shoulder, at which
/ they halted and started to turn about.
He fired one shot but missed, then
a second which took effect in the hip
/ of one of the horses, and a third
| which struck the rider of the wound
| ed horse. BY this time the Next
cans were retreating at full speed,
! but did not go far before the wound
/ ed man fell off. Some little time al
ter, Brewette got home, and with the
man who did the shooting, whose
name we have learned, went TO the
wounded Mexican who was yet alive
| The wounded horse, standing by,
| proved to be Scott Broder's mare,
| which had been taken from him two
| days before, as stated in our last is
! sue. The Mexican said his name
was Belfran, and that his companion
| had gone to Darwin to procure as
! sistance for him. He was quite
young, and no doubt his real name
| is Guerro instead of Beltran. He
soon after died. Upon him was
found Bart McGee's watch, memo
randum book containing the names
| of number OF persons, McGee's
among the rest, whom they had
robbed an tied up, three revolvers
and a sixteen shooter. Prewette
sent off for more help, and for two
nights subsequently watched the
dead body, waiting the return OF his
companion and the expected assist
ance from Darwin, and intended to
| maintain the watch for time long
er, or until the robbers did come
The one who escaped. supposed to be
Cruz Lopez, rode large, fine sorrel
horse. Broder's mare will probably
recover from her wound.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-27

ST. JOINS DAY-As this Masonic
festival day is near at hand, it may
be interesting to some to read bio
graphical sketch of the saint after
whom the day is named. John the
Baptist, whose birth tradition records
as having occurred on the 9th of
June, five years before the birth Of
Christ. was the son OF the Priest
Zacharias and Elizabeth, and a
cousin to the Virgin Mary, making
him a blood relative of our Savior.
He was beheaded when he was IS
years of age. 1t is recorded when
Zaeharias, his father, asked for some
sign of the Angel Gabriel, who had
foretold his birth and office, his
(Zachariasl tongue was sealed, and
he remained dumb until after the
birth Of the child. After he grew
up he remained in the desert until a
short time before the ministry OF
Jesus, when he appeared as pro-
phet in the country about the Dead
Sea. II is not certain what were the
relations between John and Jesus,
but the disciples of the former were
a separate sect after his death, and
still exist in the East under the name
of Sabians. He saw fit to censure
the marriage of King Herod An
tipas with his sister-in-law Hero
dias, for which he was imprisoned in
the Castle of Machaerus, where he
was beheaded at the instance of the
incensed Herodias, August 3, a. d.
SO. Just how he came to be chosen
one of the patron Saints Of Free
Masonry. is buried in the mists Of
antiquity.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-27
,yIDGE PORTER.

From a gentleman possessing a
national reputation as learned and
able jurist, the more common peo-
pie expect to learn the science
of legal discussion. A great law
yer is supposed to have COM
mand of enough sound and logical
argumentive powers, though weak
his case, to make brilliant defense
Of his client, without having resort
to a method adopted only by a
class of lawyers whose talents are
limited to a mere memory of law,
without the ability to expound 1t.
That the illustrious legal gentleman
whose name heads this article, has
in this respect disappointed the
public who have taken the pains to
read his defense of Mr.. Beecher,
none will dispute. With case III
hands that gives opportunities to
gain a legal fame that would ex-
tend over the world, Judge Porter
lays aside all dignity, all fairness
of discussion, and descends to the
level of the lowest police court
BLACKBOARD attorney, indiscrimin
ately and unjustly attacking the
personal character of the principal
witnesses for the prosecution, with
abuse and vituperation at every
mention of their names. He de-
nounces Moulton as liar and per
iurer, Tilton as villain and scoun-
drel, and Mrs. Moulton, even. comes
in for a share of epitllets which nc
gentleman would apply to lady
under any circumstances. This
letting-down of the supposed bril-
liant pleader =; this flying in q
passion and heaping unwarranted
abuse on the heads of those who
have simply testified to the truth
justifies the belief that Judge Por
ter feels that he has deperate case
Did he believe his client innocent
he would feel no need OF other de
fence than comprehensive sum
ming up OF the testimony in his ia
vor, and a manly appeal to the jury
for justice. But, not having this
sublime faith in the purity of the
great accused, he does not dare to
invoke the impartial justice of the
jury. The public will be glad when
he has concluded his speech, and
will wait with no little anxiety the
address of Mr.. Beach, the chief
counsel for Tilton. We apprehend
that Mr.. Beach's answer to Porter
will be the most learned argument
of the trial, and will be sufficient TO
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-27

The Owyhee Avalanche wishes to
be " counted out" of the number
of Idaho papers who are calling
each other Liars, thieves, villains,
etc, and says: We are trying to
elevate Idaho journalism" That's
true, and a laudable aim. Now, if
some one will only " elevate q
few Idaho journalists, it viii be
equally praiseworthy.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-27

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC r. R.
The Committee appointed by the
bondholders of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company to form a plan
for future action of the bondholders,
have made report, in which they
propose thatJohnston Livingston, F.
X. Billings, George Start William
Shaw, J. NJ. Hutchinson, and j. NJ.
Dennison shall constitute Commit
tee for the sale of railroad and other
property, with the view to purchase
with the conditions of the plan, and
assuming the management of the
road. tC attend to all financial mat
tiers deemed necessary to the exec
ution OF the plan, and to place the
railroad and property under the COLI
troll of the Board of Managers To be
elected. The present stockholders
are TO surrender certificates, and the
stock of the Company to he fixed as
in the conditions, and divided into
preferred and common preferred
stock.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-27

Special to the Tri-Weekly Times
iBr wrsrEnS US1OS TrlEsaArH L1SE,l

Stockton, May PA difficulty
occurred on the passenger train
from Visalia to Stockton yesterday,
between a brakesman named Viii
liams and a colored porter of a
sleeping car. in which the latter
was shot. The shooting took place
in MERGED county. One version of
the affair is that the porter was the
aggressor. and that he drew a pis-
tot on Williams, who took it away
from him and then shot him The
wound is a serious one. Williams
was arrested here.
Elko. May 25.-The weather is
quite warm with indications of rain.
Gov. L. r. Bradley has just re-
turned to town from his ranch south
of Elko. He expresses himself as
being in excellent health, and having
almost entirely recovered from his
severe stroke of last winter, being
able to ride on horseback without
any inconvenience.
The stage from Cornucopia brings
$500 in bullion from the Leopard,
which company is now making reg
ular shipments Of 1000 per week.
NJ. P. Freeman has purchased a
controlling interest in the Brown
placer claim. at Island Mountain. for
$4,000. The claim is now yielding
about $4,000 per month, the gold be-
ing the finest vet found in the State,
assayiug $40 so to the ounce.
Mrs. d. p. Bowers, the actress,
passed East last evening.
Z. p. Green, insane, will be sent
from here to Woodbridge, California,
tomorrow.
San Francisco, May 25.-The ship
British King, which was beaten by
the Three Brothers in race hence to
Liverpool on wager of 5000, ar
rived today in one hundred and
twenty eight days.
Between 8 and O'Clock this after
noon Philip Vechter, cook at the De-
cidental Hotel, was lying on the
rocks near the waters edge at the
foot of an embankment near North
Beach, half drowned and his skull
crushed. He had evidently fallen
from the embankment on the rocks,
receiving injuries which VIII proba-
bly, prove fatal.
This evening, an inmate of lodg-
ing house, No. 81 Second street, was
found in his room dying from effects
OF morphine. Medical assistance
was procured, but too late to be of
any avail, the man dying shortly at
ter. Among his effects were found
several passes from railroads in South
Carolina and Georgia, in favor OF I.
W. Sims, business manager of the
Savannah -4dre1ti8eT, and also tel
egram from Aaron Ripard, dated
from the Auzerais House, San Jose,
requesting SIMS TO meet him there
and join him in trip across the
mountains to Santa Cruz.
The I publican primary passed off
so quietly . day as scarcely to at
tract attention. There was no oppo
sition, the election being run entirely
in the interest Of the GOrbam clique,
and the regular ward candidates be
ing elected throughout.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-27

A SUIT has been commenced
against Brigham Young, Orson
Pratt and other disciples of Nor
mon, to collect a judgment given
against them by Nebraska Court
for large sums of money due com
plainant from a defunct Mormon
bank, started by Joseph Smith.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-27

THE Directors of the new " New
ada Bank just started in San
Francisco, are James G.. Flood,
William S. O'Brien, John W. Mac
kay, James G.. Fair, and Louis M.
Laul. The capital stock is $1,000
600, divided into shares of 500
each.