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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-13

Epfstola moral, con la lectura de Gu
va marayillosa production, que inser
tamos oportunameute en- nuestra Sec
cion Lteraria, podran aquellos de
nuestros lectores que no aprecien el
yastlsimo y tecundo ndmen de nues :
tfo immortal poeta, formarse una idea,
por las infnitas gaIas y belIezas cue
encierra, de 10 qae era ell vate sevilla
no, cuyo nombre sirve de epigrafa q
este conclude artfculo necrol6gico-
biografco.
iPaz al sublime cantor de Italica!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-13

a
Aunque la>cuenta lie seauros can
/ celados solo tiene de haber 81. 66O-51
debe entenderse como beneicio e
mencionado dep6sito de $417 90 !
los S412 4 & que ascienden los Sc
guros de las p6lizas por cancelar, Il
que da una utilidad en- bruto para !;
companfa de So, 2,490 81: de esta su
ma hay que deducit $3.50 So de gas
tos de installation y 1923 40 q que
ascendieron en- los cuatro meses los
gas. os genera es, 10 que forlna un to-
tai de 1923 98 Resulta, 4 favor de
Lloyd una ganancia liquida deS1, ,661-
%. Pneden, pues, cotizagse las &C
clones'a SIC 81 de premio.
Dos motivos hay para Greer que
las utilidades que obtendrah los So
clos en- 10 future sc aumenten: 10 por-
que en- los meses siguientes DO hay
que sulragar va gastos de instalacion:
p porque, en- vista de las facilidades
y seguridad que tiene es.a compafifa
de cpya solvencia responder Glen fir
mas respetahles ademas de su efecti-
vo en- GAIA, es de esperar que cobren
mas desarrollo sus operaciones.
Observase en- Ia gerencia la mas
estricta reserva en- los negocios en-
que toma parte, y decimos este por-
que algunos comerc'a antes pudieran
temer que Sc diyulgasen la clase "
ndmero de sus transacciones y no
hay NADIA de este.
Eli Lloyd es tan reservado en- este
como ell TELEGRAPH Hay tambien otros
selores que Green hacer una econo-
mia a sus parro1uianos absteniGndo-
Sc de asegurar las mercanc1as que en-
v1an al itoral Este es un ahorro MAJ
entendido. Un case desgraciado, muy
possible sobre todo en- esta estacion
de tempestades que atravesamos, pue-
de arruinar a sus compradores y per-
judicarse notabenente ellos mismos.
Pero sigamos extractan!o los docu-
mentos que Sc nos han ezhibido.
455 fueroE las p6lizas expedidas
hasta ell 81 de julio iltimo, de cuyo
total mont, de $337512 Al Sc han
canceado S275, 667 81 y estan cor
riendo su resgo por cancelar
S61, ,844,50 Esta Ultima suma ha sa
lido con destino 35 puertos: equi-
vale a 1866 81 cado uno.
De todo 10 dicho Sc deduce que la
compania ha empezado con tanta for
tuna sus operaciones que sunque tu-
viera que lamentar cinco 8 seis sinies
tros podrla pagarlos sin tener que re-
currir a ningun dividendo pasivo.
Los socios deben, pues, estar salts
fechos de la inteligente gerencia del
Sr. d. Enrique Delgado, alma de es
ia empresa, que ha iniciado ell provide
espfritu de asociacion en- esta Isla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-13

Hoy Sc ha recibido de Santiago de
Cuba el siguieute despacho: Partci
pa aver Prensa Asooiada cue todas
las aldeas carl'stas de Alava Sc han
sometido al Gobierno. La guarnicion
de la SEQ de Urgel hizo aver una sa
Ida; pero fuG rechazada con p9rdidas.
La Gaceta publicara en- breve IN de
creto ordenando una qainta de Glen
mil hombres para acabar pronto la
guerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-13
GLORIAS NACIONALES.
DoNFRANoIsco R1otA Q)

va que en- tai dia como mafana Sc
emancip6 ell portentoso espfritu de
este vate, honra de la literature es-
pamela, de la estrecha carcel de la
materia para llenar eFin6nito espacio
de la inmortalidad, justo es que, recor
dando con veneracion su nombre, de
mos q conocer q nuestros Iectores,
enthusiasts de las glorias de nuestro
Parnaso, aIgunos rasgos biografcos
del ilustre poeta con cuyo nombre en-
cabezamos este ligero artfcu'o.
Y no Sc crea antes de mencionar
esos apunies que la vida de nuestro
heroe fuese un sendero continue de
aplausos y ovaciones q los cuales NADIA
como ell gepio puede aspirar tan legf
timamente; tambien tuvo nuestro poe
ia que subir resignado ell aspero
viG cr@cis que parece legan las So
ciedades y la nezquina emulacion de
la humanidad 4 las almas grandes,
a los corazones gigantes, a los talen
tos priv egiados.
81 bien de 81 no seha tenido que de-
cir con amargura 10 que del sublime
creador del Quijote, del resignado
y valiente manco de Lepanto, del in
mortal Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra,
a cuyo triste fin, presintiendolo, ha-
bia el mismo va aludido antes excla-
mando en- un arranque de irohico y
lastimero'afan:
" Puesto va ell pie en- ell estriho,
" con las ans as de la muerte, !
/" gran senior, esta os escribo;
81 bien repetllnos, no tuvo que decir
Sc por las generaciones venideras de
D. Francisco de Rioja 10 que de Ger
vantes:
/" Y Espana ingrata no vi6
que Cervantes no cen6
al concluir su Quiiote-
sin embargo, como henos dicho va
antes, no le faItaron. q nuest-o Rioja
obstaculos que veneer con su talento
sobrenatural, tribulaciones que arros-
trar y envidias y calumhias que con
fundir, como veremos en- ell rapido dl-
sefio one vamos i bosquejar
Parece va destino de las grandes
entidades, de las grandes y elevadas
| figuras yer sienpre aitededor de 81
giorioso pedestal lodo, miseria y po
dredumbre que estar desa6ando con
J t1nua acknowledgements para no ver-
@~~
| 81 Ests stteaa asa!S gphliegagsG {. sias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-13

Para los calcuIOs hemos preparado Y
|'upleado Ia formula mar "a II i. r)n que
|sa verdadera expression matematica del
|Foblema, y la insertamos, para que ST
|Rubi6semos cometido alguna equivocacion
sn su desarrollo y aplicacion, pueda en-
nendarse facilmente ell error, m represen-
ia Ia suma pagadera anualmente, a ell ca
ptal amortizable y ell interes de una
anidad, 8 sea un peso en- el presnte case.
Las fracciones de ano que fguran en- ell
nsultado son aproximadamente a dos ci
has decimales soDamente.
G4BLA enpresiua del nstmero de aj5os que
Sc necesitdrta para amoytigar el capital
de $7OO0,Ooo d la par, d dyerentes
tpOs de i'ster<s, asediante el pago de
10000 aaa0les.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-13

a;farencia entire el capital elective
~ initial nominal amortizable, en-
re- tSrminos, ~ ell tanto por ciento de in
df9' - sstaria en- raSon directa de los IL
pIS3I J. negotiation, porque ell factor diez
r. ~ 1Oo eouivalente la cantidad con-
s s7OO. 600, es 81 verdadero Kmite
'pls p.o5tico de este problema. Efectiva-
'', s70O0,O00, efectivos, negociados
] 1'u''' ao :. :, serian $7,777,777, nominales,
i tanto por ciento de interes anual de
anna tendr1a que ser menor de g.,
y !. oue pudiese amcrtizarse ell capital
Fl 'minsI mediante el pago de 100000
para mayor claridad en- ell asunto, po-
.ses 4 continuation las equivalencias
. luco tipos distintos de negociacion,
snando como llmite ell interes de 10 p.S
. !, capital Elective.
100000 negcciados al 90 pS requie-
,sp un interes menor de 8 p.S.
r0OO,OOO negociados al so p.S requie-
rsn un interes menor de s p.S.
1900, 900 negociados al 20 p.S requie-
rem un interes menor de z p.S.
100000 negociados al so p.S requie-
rem un interes menor de 6 p.S.
|fOOO 600 legociados al 90 p.S requie-
ren IN iuter6s menor de 5 p.S.
al sucesiyament. Los tipos de inter6s
.,resados son todos equivalentes a una
,sg5ociaciOn : Ia par al 10 p.S,y como,
conn bemos dicho Antes, ell capital de
,fOOO. 900 al interees annual de 10 pS
erla unavoidable con 100000, paga-
ieros anuaImente, por esta razon los ex-
,rssadOs tipos de 5, 6, rs y 9p.S de
nter6s, tendrian que ser algo memories. De
hdO 10 dicho resulta que con basar los
dIculos en- una negotiation la par para
Usrguar Ell tempo que Sc necesitarfa
nara amortizar $7.000,000 a un inter6s
nenor de l0p.S, pagado 100000 anua-
ss, Sc consigue completamente ell objeto,
in necesidad de entrar en- conieturas
,csrca de ST podria 8 no efectuarse ell en-
rGgtito so, a 20, 6a so p.S y al inte-
Is de Z, 5 8 9 p.S. Sin embargo, para
iue nuestros lectores puedan precisar sus
1saS en- ell particular, ponemos cont
usciOn la siguiente
T4BLA eapresiU0 del nasmero de a0os
que Sc Necesitagf0 para om0rtisar el ca.
pitaZ de $7.000,OOO etecti0os 4 dyeren-
bS tipOS de negOciacio,a y al i,aterks dc
5y6 p.S mpediaate el pag0 de 100000
aaaaIes:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-13

C0nocido va ell n6mero de amos que Sc
ascesltaria para amortizar la referida su-
"a "a cs $1,000, 900 tomada q prestamo q
S,efentes tipos de interes,, desde Ell S
si. 1as's e' Unite de 10 p &, y conocids
,.lolen ]. su equivalencia distintas for
Sas S~ 0e legociacion del empr6stito, i'm
sOt'a s determiDar r, en- caso de que este
lasse lo. realizable, seria no conveniente
= assEsses Dc !os aggicg!tQgas 7 al pals
~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-13
SECCION LITERARIA.
EPxsZoIA MORAL.

Fabio, las esperanzas cortesanas
prisionea son do el ambieioso muere
y donde al mas astuto naeen canas.
Ell que M las iimare 8 as romp;ere
nj Ell nol1Te dc ysron la merecidO,
nj subir al honor que presendiere.
El Amino pcrplejo , abatido
eEiia en- saa intentOa tsmsE9s0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-13
G A ACE TILL A S.

Jugadores. -SigGe la polieia cogienlo
myraga,stj los iugadores. Cast todos los
dias publica la Gqcet0 una lista da paja-
rracos que han caido en- ell gariito. BEN
hecho: asi disminuira esta playa que a
tantas famiIias priva del pan cotldiano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-13

rracos que han caid0 en- ell garlic. BEN
hecho: asi disminuira esta playa que a
tantas familias priva del pan cotidiano.
PosteS de tel6gyat3S.-El 90 del corrien-
te Sc rematarau los que han de empisarse
en- Ia Inca de la Carolina Fajard,. E,-
tan presupuestados en $3.50 pesetas, = los
propietarios de mo0tes que tengan paloz
de ortegon tachuelo puedeu haeer un
buen negocio. Los que So interssen en- ell
remate pueden hacer prcposieiones en- Ia
Secretarfa de Gobierao La Gazette del 2
trae detaes.
Acce9emos -Nuestro amigo D. II lale.
clio Nunez Zulosga Sc ha acercado a es-
ia red&ccion pera expre6arnos sus dsseOs
de hacer pdolieo ell ascadecimiento qua
queda obligado para con ell doctor Sr. ID.
Bramon por la ei 3az asiste acia de uao de
sus hijos, gravemente enfermo. Nosotros,
aiempre imparciales, complacemos al Sr.
Nunez daudo cabida en- lac coiumnas del
peri6dico esta espontanea y natural ma
nifestaeion de los padres, y a. mismo
tempo enviamos Ia mas complida enhora,
buena ambos citados Sres.
Carne. .--Durante los dias 10, 90, 81 y
% del corriente SO expendera La libra
de res el primer dia 20 cuartos , los res.
tantes 4 q.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-02-28

nature to the terms of settlement of the
Virginius case seems to be premature,
as it is known from the best authority
that the final conclusion of the ar
rangement has to await the formal re-
cognition of the new government OF
Alfonso by the United States. Gre
dentials and instructions under this
head are now on the way to Minister
Gushing. The preliminary agreement
stipulates for the payment of SIS, 900
in full of satisfaction for the Virginius
claims of a personal character, and the
abandonment by Spain of all recla-
nations against the United States.
Death Of a Distinguished Citizen.
ERIE, Pa. Feb. 26.
Jno. A. Tracy, first president of the
Erie and Northeast Railroad, and for
many years director of the Lake Shore
and Chicago and Rock Island Railroad,
and one OF the most prominent bust
ness men in Western Pennsylvania,
died here this morning, aged Is.
NEW York, Feb. p.
The steamship Vicksburg, from Port
Royal, South Carolina, went ashore
last night, near Fear Island. She is a
loss. The crew escaped.
The steamship Queen, which was
at Squam Beach, reached here
this morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-02-28
THE DEADLOCK IN THE HOUSE.

We are again indebted to our West.
ern exchanges for information OF a
topic of national importance, informa.
ton which could and should have
been furnished US by telegraph under
our contract with the Western Union
Company, but which that all-powerfil
promoter of knowledge has not vouch-
safed to afford us. We allude to the
circumstances attending the tactical
roll-call and consequent deadlock in
the National House Of Representatives
on the night between the 9th and 25th
instants.
1t appears that an evening session
had been fixed for the oath, it having
been agreed that at that session the
Sundry Civil Appropriation bill should
he the sole measure considered. Upon
converting, Carried, Rep, moved TO 90
into Committee of the Whole on the
above bill. This was n~egatived-all
the Democrats and many Republicans
voting "aye." Poland, Rep, then
~endeavored to secure a consideration
of the Arkansas matter, but he was OPP
posed by Coburn. Administration Re-
publican, who insisted on taking up
the infamous bill known as the Caucus
Force bill. Poland's motion was de-
ton for the consideration of the APP
preparation bill. With Garfield voted
all the Democrats and 26 Republicans,
but the ultra Administration, martial
law men, were too numerous, and his
motion was defeated by a vote of 81 to
l53. And then came the fun. Samuel
J. Randall, of Pennsylvania, Dem, who,
for that purpose had voted wiki the
majority, moved to reconsider and
called for the ayes and noes. Upon
the call those acting with Garfield and
Randall retrained from voting. and the
result VAS that no quorum was report
ed. This mode of fillibustering :had
not been provided against in the gag
rule recently forced through, and re-
suited in the complete decentralization
of the Radical ranks. Butler, the Rad
ical leader, and a few OF lis satellites
first ~endeavored to Dragon the minor
iy into voting, and falling in that,
moved to close the doors and send for
absentees. But this merely opened
another door not closed by the
gag rule, for the Conservatives at once
commenced to move to excus individ-
ual members from voting, and called
for the ayes and noes on each motion.
And 50 the long Winter night passed
away, and not till many hours after
the rising sun silvered the broad bosom
of the Potomac did the House, sue
cumbing to physical exhaustion, adj
journ. The Radicals had accomplish
ed nothing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-02-28
A DIFFlcULrY.

We learn by our special dispatches
from the State capital that a difficulty
of a personal nature has arisen be-
tween two members of the Assembly,
Messrs. Wren, of Eureka, and McDon-
nell, OF Storey. 1t probably had its
origin in the matter of the "prohibi-
tory gambling BILL" whereon the two
gentlemen took different sides. Since
the defeat of that measure the Assem-
bly,, emulating the example OF our ma
tional corruptionists, has appointed a
committee to Investigate charges OF
corruption against individual MEM
bers in connection with the said defeat.
A new bill bearing upon the same
question (the Marcus-L.- Davenport
Schultze : t~hirteen-feet up : stairs and
more-private-bil has since passed the
Senate, and was, we presume, up for
discussion yesterday in the House,
when Mcdonnell took occasion to
charge Wren with " attempting to
dodge the ISSUE" The people of this
section who know MI. Wren will moi
be astonished to learn that he replied
that he was prepared to discuss the
issue outside the Chamber There.
upon MIR. Mcdonnell, armed cap d-pie,
left the legislative halls and MAS close.
ly followed by his antagonist. Pts.
tolls were drawn but both men were dis
armed before they could concentrate
their fire upon their respective enc.
mics. Ills
While we hope that the investiga.
ton will be thorough and searching
and that the guilty, if such there be
will be punished to the full extent O
line law, We also hope that the per
senal difficulty will go no further
and without any desire to scree,
anybody in either event. we now offei
an even wager that Tom Wren neve
LOOK a cent in the one matter, ane
won't stake water" in the other.
The Assembly very properly vote,
down the resolution to expel McDon
nell.
Both Of the parties are Republica,
IN politics, and this article is strict,
non-partisan, rejecting only the sent
"'en's OF the SENTINEL newspaper.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-02-28
F O ZIG NE w s

LONDON, Feb &c.
Intelligence is received here that the
steamship Hongkong, from this place
for Japan, has foundered offthe Island
of AEdel CurIa, in the Indian ocean.
Nineteen persons are reported saved.
six are known to have been drowned
and eighteen missing. 5oo
LONDON, Feb. 81.
The bark Bell Hill was wrecked on
the Irish coast and thirteen of her
crew lost,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-02-28
NEVADA LEGIsLATGRE.
Wren ami Mcdonnell ~m she
shoot.
CARSON CITY, Feb. y.
SENATE.


The bills for railroads from Winnie
mucca to Portland and from Mill City
TO Unionville, and also the bill fixing
the hours for the Governor to keep his
office open during the session OF the
Legislature from 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to IL
O'Clock z. NJ, were passed.
ASSEMBLY.
On the discussion of the question
with reference to Davenport's new
gambling bill (the up stairs bilD, Me-
Donnell said that Wren wanted to
dodge the issue. Wren said he would
discuss issues outside. The thing ended
for the prese 1t; but soon after Nc
Donnell left the chamber with his hand
OH his hip. Wren soon went out, and,
when within fifteen feet of the front
door Of the capitol, Mcdonnell, who
was behind the abutment of the steps,
said, 'Come out, you son ola b-h!'
Both drew, but were seized by by
ISLANDERS and bloodshed prevented.
This afternoon Beck made a motion
for the expulsion of Mcdonnell. The
originates from McDonnell's
assertion of rumors of corrupting in
fiuences having been used on menu
hers to defeat the gambling bill.
There is considerable feeling over the
Governors refusal to receive the
Churchill Obliteration bill last night,
by which he has an opportunity to
pocket it. The bill was offered once to
the Private Secretary and twice to the
Governor by committees of the
Senate.
The resolution for the expulsion Of
Mcdonnell was lost.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-02-28
SHERIFF'S TAX SALE.
NGNte OF nevada. !
County Of Eureka.

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Gu. nave isaleu hpon sne i9Iio"lne ovscIioeu
.eai psopeh,s u IN oeins ior 9eiinlaent
.aAes lp' me year enuin9 oanualy !. ioaf,or
80 nun anereo. a, may W necessarn 70 sa'is
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mes.' ~ :. 9osi1. 20 ~ aceruing co.ts,
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hnreha, toge'nef WIN inprovenlehts thereoh'
Jndsnent. 60 81 e1sts, 20 20, aecrnihg costs,
r"ee'nei VIII an eos's '"a' may hereafter
"eIii.. w.o,l.
Jonh zoe " o9ds,ae, hosses>ory ihteTesti IN
IA $500 :. ~ :, -. :, Iuis so.-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-02-28

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.
The Inten-Ocedn'S Washington spe-
cial says At the Cabinet meeting yes
terday the question of an extra session
was discussed and the President an
nounced positively that he would no:
call a session, even if sundry civil
river and harbor aud deficiency APP.
preparation bills all failed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-02-28
DIED.

In Gold Hill. February %, Michael Gum,
aged ~ years.
In Gold Hill, February "a. Harry, son of
George A. and :. j. Greenwalt, aged | year.
10 months and % days.
In lazoo county, Mississippi, James r..
k,ttreii brother Of the Hon. J. X. Kittrell,
Attorney General), aged - years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-02-28
FROM CARSON.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE SENTINEL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-02-28
BORN.

In Virginia, February %, to the wife Of
Henry Stephens. a daughter.
In Pioche. February y, to the wife Of III.
Jacobs, a daughter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-02-28
The Sandwich Islands Reciprocity
Treaty.

NEW York, Feb. 26.
AT the request of Senator Jones
David A. Wells has given an opinion
in regard to the bearing OF the pro-
posed Sandwich Island reciprocity
treaty. The matter of a reciprocity
treaty vas n that United States
Commissioner Wells had carefully con
sidered when it came up in 1867 and
1868. lie says: 81 have since seen no
reason to change the opinion to which
l was then led, namely: that 1t was
not advantageous on any ground for
tie United States to ratify the pro
posed treaty, and that not using I'M
duly harsh language | would charac-
terize the whole scheme "a swindle and
OF the nature of a fraud to deple,e the
Treasury.
Ex-senator Nye Not Dead nv Re-
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.
Several friends of ex-senator Nye at
the capitol say there must be a mis-.
take i'll the report of his death and
that the person to whom the accident
occurred Is another person of the nm
name cau his daughters name is
not Vyse but Walker, and when these
VIZ io'o iCtAu iiOiIt MIN it WIS III
New York, unable to travel. More
over, they have no information of his
having passed through Washington on
his way south.
A dispatch from Richmond says ex-
Seietor Nye was found there all safe
but nearly nude. 1t seems he stepped
out of the car just as the trains started
and concealed himself.
surrender Of Stone Calf and His
Tribe.
LEAvENwoRCH, Kan, Feb. %.
The following dispatch was received
at the department headquarters to-
day:
CHEYENNE, Feb. 26.
Stone Calf has come in here to
surrender himself and the whole
Cheyenne tribe, about 1000, with two
German women. The main body is
still three days travel from here, and
send an ambulance out tomorrow
to bring in the white ONE Stone
Calf IA agreed that they shall give up
their arms and ponies, go into camp
and attend the daily roll-call. GRAY
beard, Heap of Birds and all the chiefs
except Medicine Water are with Stone
Calf. THos TT NrtYr
The virgtnfus Case.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.
II announcement OF the formal sig
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SACRAMENTO, Feb. %.
Newton Booth filed with the Secre-
tary of State his resignation of the
Office of Governor to-day and will
leave for Washington on the overland
train tomorrow.
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ma Eliza Gets am Order for All.

SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 20.
A decision has been made by Judge
Mexican in the case of the application
of Anna Eliza, wife of Brigham Young,
for alimony, allowing her $50 per
month and $1,000 attorneys fees.