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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-04

Pierrepont alluded TO the fact that the gov
eminent had TO borrow all that IL pays, ano
then gave the following computation maze oy
treasury experts, TO wit: AT the maturity OF
the bonds the government pays sZS.OOV'OsU w,
Mean while the government has Dald IN
terest TO the amount of Sl36, 964 $50 81.
Then the government will have
paid Sl64 go, SS6 81. The company
claims that Il 1t Is bound 10
pay interest at all il Is not due till the bonds
mature and therefore. IL will be bound 10
pay for the bonds $40, 900 aud interest
only at the end of thirty years to the
amount OF $50, 400. 900. Thus he company
will have paid but SIS. 400, 600, but the gov
eminent will have paid for interest alone
Sl36. 1854 SS7 Sc, and during all these thirty
cash payment at full rates tor the company's
services. Besides the above enormous com
putatlons, IL was shown that the case
DID NOT END HERE.
The company in this suit owns but one part
of the great Pacific road. The Central
Pacific is of equal length, and to these roads
and their branches the government has a.
ready advanced s64, 62S, 5l2 in bonds bearing
half yearly interest. II the iudg-
ment is sustained, before q single
generation shall have passed The gov
eminent will have paid to these companies
1918 O35 ia in interest alone, less only one
half the charges for services, the other half
being paid by the government besides. AT
the close of this summary the attorney-gen-
erals voice rang out clear and strong as he
said: "Say what you will, the millions
which the government bestows upon the
pampered favorites of these roads are CON-
ing from the rest of the people" The az
torneys for the railroads did not make any
thing but
MOST LABoRED REPLY.
They claimed that the road was great
national blessing, and said that the Union
Pacific Company could not be clsssed as an
ordinary corporation, and should not be so
considered by the court. They also denied
that there was anything in the charter hat
could enable the government to recover the
interest from the company Immediately
upon its being paid by the former.
Throughout the arguments of to-day ont
fact stood out in refreshing prominence,
and that fact was the showing of how care
Iessly the most important statutes are
drawn by our legislators, aud the needless
ness with which CO.. gress, under some plee
of national enterprise, hands over the treas
ury of he United States TO grasping cor
ID ration.
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GRANTS LAST SCHEME.

HE Is BENT ON RECOGNIZING THE BELLIGER
FNCY OF CUBA-AND Is READY TO ADOPT
EXTREME MEASURES.
A Washington special to the Chi
csgo Times of yesterday says: The talk
about the Cuban business has naturally
awakened a desire TO know what po-
sition will be assumed upon the
matter by the president in his coming mes
sage to congress. His views upon the su ject
and his often expressed desire to see the bel
ligerent rights of the Cuban insurgents recOg-
nized are sufficiently we'll known. How
ever, it is not generally known how in
tensely the presidents mind is worked uI
on this subject and how vigorC uslY he pro
poses to carry out his plans Tor the adjust
ment of the troubled affairs in the Wesi
India islands. In his coming message TO
congress it is his intention to more fully
discuss this matter than he has ever done
before. He will try 10 make more clear his
intentions when be advocated the acquisi
ton of San Domingo. He has not hithert
cared to defend himself in this matter, but
now, for some reason OF his own, he desires
the country to
ACCEPT HIS EXPLANATION
of the attempt to gain possession of this
island. These reasons he gives with his Gus
tomsry brevity. He says that primarily his
great object in acquiring San Domingo was
to secure for the former slaves OF the South
a place of refuge where they could find Ia
Dor and shelter when they were oppres sed
in the South. The possession of this
island alone, he thinks, would have
done more to settle the troubled con-
dition of affairs in the South than all the
legislation in the world. The colo-ed pee
pie would have had place to fly to- if the
Southern people should msltreat them. The
negroes kindly from the fact of their fear OF
losing their valuable services in the field.
The labor question would do much, the
president thinks, TO bring the South to the
proper consideration of the rights OF the
colored people. Another reason is to be
given for the purchase of San Domingo.
The president thinks that If we had secured
the pos session OF the island we would have
been able to raise there all of the products
which we now buy OF Cuba. Here IS where
he thinks the whole case lies
INA NUT HELL.
He Is of the opinion that without her trade
with the United States Spain could not sus-
tain her war in Cuba upon the insurgents,
and that really the United States is made to
carry the burden of the expense of this
cruel war. This president proposed to
remedy, and his idea is that the moment we
arrive at point when we can do away with
the product of Cuba, ihen will the war in
Cuba be forced to close. Two
great points are involved in the
presidents West India scheme, one to secure
home for the negro, and thereby tran
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AFFLICTED.

ause and consider whether It Is better for your
resent trouble and future health to use the
amaritan's Gift or be gorgei with the quacSs
Balsam Copabia, which drug is a sure tale,
havlnga horrtd taste and still more disgusting
smell. The grand and most important part OF
the Samaritan Gift Is its certainty of cure in
the short time of two to four days, besides be-
Ing pleasant to take, having no smell or un-
pleasant taste, and can be used without the
knowledge of the most intimate acquaint-
snce. The Gift is the only known remedy that
can be depended on. Male packages, 81; female
S. Sent by mail TO any address. Sold by VIM
G. COX, Is East Washington street. DESMOND
& co. Proprietors. Philadelphia, Pa.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-04

together with
COUPON TICKET,
emitting and giving the hol err share in the
drawing of
ISIS CASH PRIZES,
ofthe aggregate value of
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-11-04

Notice is hereby given tbs Peter Rocker, OF
the city of indianapolis, state of Indiana, will
apply to the Boafd of County Commissioners Of
the county of Marion, i'm the state of Indiana, at
their next session. to be held at the
county court hou e, in the city If Indianapolis
In said county and state, beginning on the first
Monday in bece mber, A. D., 1875, for license TO
sell barter and give away spirituous, vinous
and malt intoxicating liquors IN a less quantity
than quart at time, in and on the premises
known as house number 494 lest North street,
on part of lot in square ! 10 out lot l57 in the
Fourth Ward of TIE city OF Indianapolis, Center
Township, Marion county, state of Indiana,
aforesa d, with the privilege of lowing the
same to be drank in and on said p EN- lses.
PETER ROCKER.
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Among NibOyeps squibs in his " L'Amer-
icsine," is the story of the Irishman who
went to sleep on the prairie near Chicago,
with stone for pillow and a buffalo skin
covering, and woke up to find himself in
the dark cellar of five story warehouse,
which had been built over him in the night,
and in the center of tnickly peoplsd
nuorfar nj the PitV
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-10
4eeorab os 9mesn.
Sen 9oe SUM,

Gnfprferbelis 6oriiprrelie fanbt
SteD | Spring 0r0pe nprf lie Strife
fbife Senpas, Blot berpep at ct
Sorb, iOm man bapbe last fra en-
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paa Den enc SiDe al &irfen bar
| lang 3ib peret / iaa raarlis
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Soriamlinsen uepenunDer at itrems
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DiSie ifremmebe nebpper 2rappers
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ffe fal0t openpaa Bet anoet, men
De iom bar paa 0aaeriet, o ipm
rar un9e rs frifte, bappe 5Oroelen,
tbi meb ct par sop, uDen at brps
be fig pm bpao be traapte paa,
bar De Oper ben iammenfnu9eDe
Wasie % ube | fri 2uft. 5lere
0inbuer blep ucilaaepe, % beri.
9iennem faifebe mango fine gern,
% fulste ielp efter men pa Bin.
Duerne | Sronten blep uDlaaebe,
boppeDe De Slefe fra @aaeriet uD
paa 8affen. Wenem 1870 Ser.
fcner blep betpDelist beifapiseoe,
% en- Some peb Napn @uri Haf.
ferub blep iaa lemleitet at man
frpster for benbss 9ip. Gu fit
fine SaanolcD frpstelis forfaarne,
ioet ban los no @inouerne. Bon
Nebbeler, Sr. 6. Heierlen, bar
D9iaa | &nibe, men ban par iaa
belbis at SOrepet Os @rmene ppr
upenfcr Seren, % ban blep trufs
fet no. Gn Some, Tom man tros
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paa Saffen, % ibet bun iaa paa
2aarnet, pasiereoe en- Sfp frrbi,
% bun inobilpte fig ba at 8irfes
taarnet ramleDe ned, % meD el
Sfrt3 DER fommer pet", reite
bun fig cp cs afiteo bar Bet meD
Sppmilsft spler. Senne Soritpys
relie banpte fer 9reDifeaen, Og
Bet lpffeoeS Sr.. Paitcr aeque at
tilpeiebrinse SrSen isisn, iaa at
@upstjeneiten fprtlattes ufOritprs
ret.
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bar MI fOriarpiget 200 npe 2umber'
8oene - ole fobrlfsrebe Of 8re'
matsrialier, braste fra Snbiana, Der
Iom bsflenpt CT bet beoite. Slulent
er foate / 4inOlie, bpilfst itprfer Dem,
% the Tiers" bebener lite at ON.
i9ttss paa mango Nar. 3iseIeees
hor ri en- M9nare ferite &lasiss
8refninssplOps, &ornploue % Sui
tipators, Der l9l9ss til ~betpoelig neo'
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inbsn s sier Snefieb. Mue bore
Gsblfabsr 9aranteres.
$. gnsbertiOn. Sal9smano.
1913
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Stpt Advertisement fra S. 8.
Reuier benne l1se. Qas % &isb,

Sotelp9rt &. 1bpmplcn er bans
ae for at Mae enDnu life peo at
ban bar ct at be bebfe ncrffe 500
teller icm bar peret | Secorab, %
oil berfcr bare ct Advertisement /
naite go. al "8offen". Sr. Ebony
ion bar funs brepet Denne Scrrets
Ming en- fort Sip, men er allereDe
befienDt icm en- Np. /.
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-10
General
w. T. BAKER & BRO,
DEBORAH. IOWA.

repre'enterer neeenfaasnes pslbsfisnets
ca paalipeliee @siuranes Scmpaenier :
Sittret Rapital Aug. LISA.
Santaibire al Wanhtisr,
Sn9laub $4,000, 900
"5ire Asicciaticn" al 8bilas
lacelpbta, Ba., cra 1870, 3,09S, 69t
"@erman American" At nd. i,s50, 900
"SennlNlvania Sire, Bbila.
eelpbia, rr9aniierst iS25, t,572, 600
~@md;cn". cincinnati, =. 935, 50i
"St. 8aul Sire & Marine"
"0icrtb @eitern Naticnal"
at RiIwaufee, 98is. sos, Aei
al Ct. Yaul, Wiuu. 100000
"Sraoers", al Sbicagc 100000
"Watertcpn," al Watsrtcpn,
81. y. 6lS. go
Scnter ! lamms gp9nina ipm De,
cprab ~ulefabrits. 3 ip.
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Stprif
S6rdO0er= Odr6Ste0.
:H:RYGG.
@aibiHstou Strect, SrcurGb, Soma,
famine Sutif irm u. q. Hifcn.

Seq ifal berpsb tIlaoe mig at IN
bsrr,tts mine 9anesmGuo i &C pNtu.
ON 0seurnb ON. al lsa III bar nsH.
lat mig beri Spcn ION SfrUOaer %
lopsr al i~iIirsosiills cnipsr rim Ijs
5orpriu9. Seq iial aItip bare ioli.
Os c9 MODERN, 5eicr paa 9aauttn,
% 8lGtsr inss otter nnciis emit. VI.
iea MIG oe hpr mine Triier irreuh )
bsltllsr SI9osr nnotiiteos.
81. 81 6paa.
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-10

Sislae grep fra 2anTns til Wrs.
g. @. Patterlpn, bar benpes Sas
Der, Son. W. 9. gurpif baft ct
Mnfalo at fin 9amle Spsocm, Slas'
tilfelpe, men ffal pare / Sebrins.
Subae gurpif bar mango 0enner
Der iom sniter bam ell inar Selc'
breDelle.
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-10

arr. gaaeauS npe Glspatpr er
MI ta9et / Srug. 5armere, iom
life snlIer at iel9e I'm SpeDs M,
men ipm pil benptts Chen til at
fisre Den IND til Spen, fan faa
lasse Den IND boS Sr. 9aaeau for
l Sent pr. Sulbel lamt mpp at
betale Insurance mfOfninserne,
bpilfet er Ell ubetppelisbeD.
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Mutipu ppcr Iarm!

arrpas Den 26oe SUM- ST. 10
Scrm. Sil blipe bcrticlst ped Of
fentlia @uftipn Ell Sarm, for 40
Mcres, pelcppprfet, mep tilberenoe
g%p9ninaer. Sarmen tilberer Gp'
pin Stanlcns go % ct beliQ9enpe
/ ben peitre Del at Sisblanp Scwns
hip. Salpbslen at 8iebet maa
betales fcntant. Eaa Geiten fan
erbplpes Senitanp.
41-2 gilbert StanIpn.
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Steen Il Slion bar flpttet fit
0arftep ppenpaa 81. s. @ibion
& Cos StOre, bppr be bar ct mes
act pent Qrfale. Seiss Dem.
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N,biuipnsGtreus bappe De minos
tie Antal SilTuere iOm npseuiinpe
bar reret paa Circus / Oecorab,
% flarepe p%iitupf life fine upgif.
ter, men betalte Dog fine Gesnins
ger. 0enne Circus par p~tltnpf
ligeiaa GOD ION nogen anbsn, men
Yeiret rar ubelpigt.
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Ser pil rimelispis life blipe
Supstjeneite bperfen / 0eeprab
saer Nabofirferne for ct Pariuger,
pa Preiterne wreiier til Spncren,
lpm iamles / RinneapoliS naite
eerpa9. @aa Senpas afbOlpes
almiupelis 6upstjeneite eaer eeies
supstjeneite / Spaegeialen.
Decorah-posten., 1875-06-10

Gpcles Circus % Mena9eri
fommer bib 5repas. Som % ber
Dampmufffen % ie paa Danny
manben, men tag pare paa Gpers
9enee.
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81 bar fife mpptaset Warfeps'
priler trerfen fra @almar eaer
Ssiiian benne use. Spepeprilen
/ Oecprab CT 1872.
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Cptn9et.

gn 9 Mare aammel Soppe, mer'
fetrun, alminceli9 Sterrelle. meo
"Hinsbone" paa Oct beire Basbsn,
sr inpfommsu til min Sapns9ane.
gie,en fan faa Den tilba9e mob
at bstale Smtoitnin9er.
Sorfel 3. 6osie.
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Npe Ipcrtisicmenter.
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Az Sastbret 4is.
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Bss% Gn Bale COB friif Sumls netrr
mobta9et % tillalss tcs
Al 2 NpntSpmerg & Sc.
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Rates of Advertising.

Local notices 10 cents per line
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-17
WITHOUT rOuNDA rION.
Mr.. J. n. Marshall says hts Iirother
Was NOD Throws Into the Ophir
Dump.

In our issue Of yesterday we gave the
substance OF a rumor freely circulated
in Virginia to the effect that Robert
Marshall. foreman OF tho ophir mine.
was thrown into the orc dump east OF
the hosting works, by some person
bearing him ill.will. The following
from the brother Of the injured man APP
peared in this mornings E~iaerprise;
Com HILL. Dec. lG. 1875.
.EprroR Es,rprise-Dear Sir: An item
appeared in this evenings NEWS that
Robert Marshall was undoubtedly foul
" dealt with and thrown into the ore
dump at tho Ophir. Ny brother does
not say so. Such report is wrong.
Some one has circulated this report on
his own responsibility. Please correct
the error in your morning paper. Yours
respectfully, J. ID. MARSHALL.
We are glad our item called forth tho
above reply. as II the IN were true,
il would show that there were men in
our midst, to whom q highway robber
would. by comparison. be an honorable
gentleman. Mr. Marshall is in error
when he says the NEws stated hat his
brother was undoubtedly foully dealt
WITH" BY reading the item again, he
will observe that the correctness oil the
report was not vouched for.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-17

4. Is~eadiary ssr..g Up ss Carson
cay.

\ certain class which infests Virginia
will find our telegnphic dispatches OF
to-day unusually interesting. We refer
to thoso from Carson, giving the par
~tieulars OF the iuding OF the body OF
Tom Burt. The enormities| practissd
by the villains. who. smboldsned by
their success have for months past been
committing high.handed outraess In
that city. have at Last exasperatsd the
people beyond endurance.
A similar temper, on the part oil the
best citizens. prevails In this county
and IL would not DO surprising II q Few
more added to the long list OF out
RACES psrpetrated during the last year
would determine them to follow the sx-
ample set by the people OF Carson.
There is n limit beyond which forbe.r-
n o ceasss to be q virtue, aud the
roushs In this section will do well to see
that they do not pass 1t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-17
MINlNa ITEMS.

From the report OF the Superintendent
Of the Mexican, submitted at the annual
meeting Of the company. We learn d a
the driit on the iiG5-foot level OF the
Ophir has reached the Mexican line,
and tina, close to the dividing lines ore
Of low grade WAS discovered, which gives
syory appearance Of great width and
improvement IN the drift IL advanced
further north. During the year one
assessment Of Atty cents per shars va.
collected. ageresaiing $4,000. Out oil
this amount S23. i75 were expended for
adverse claims. titles. salaries. station
cry, legal expenses. etc, leaving . oa''
ance in the treasury Of s27.22i.
At a meeting OF tho ori.aba Gold and
Silver Mining. held at San Francisco
recently. q new Board Of Trustees were
elected, and II was decided to resume
active operations at the mine. and push
the work theoretically. The Orizaba Is
in Palmyra District.
At the annual meeting Of the Mexican
Mining Company the following officers
we're elected: q. l.. Weller. President:
]. ID. Fry, Vice President: A. X. p.
Harmon, j. II. Dickinson and Joseph
sharon. Trustees. and c. l.. Mccoy.
Secretary.
The Golden Chariot Mining Company
have levied an assessment OF seventy
i've cents per share. 10 will be deiin'
quent January 18th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-17
DR.. PlERcE,s

PLEASANT PuRoArIvE PELLrrs arc so
compounded from concentrated princi-
ples, extracted from roots and herbs, as
to combine In each small granule. scarce.
" larger than a mustard seed. AZ much Ca
thartio power as 10 contained in any
larger pills for sale In drug stores.
They are not only pleasant to take. but
their operation IL easy. unattended with
any gripping pain. Thoy operate with.
out producing any constitutional dis.
turbance. Unlike other cathartics, they
do not render the bowels costivs after
operation; but, on the contrary. they
establish q permanently healthy action.
Being entirely vegetable, nc particular
care Is required while using them.
$500 Reward 10 offered by the Pro-
prietor to any MI who will detect In
these Pellets any calomsl or other form
OF mercury, mineral poison. or injuri-
Gus drug.
They are sold by druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-17
GoLD aiLL. To THE FRovT
Another Editor wants 60 Marry
enc OF eur Girls.

The following appeared in the Hum
boldt Register OF yesterday.
Harry J. Norton. associate editor Of
the Lyon CoOmiy Tines. has gone and
married q Gold Hill girl. We intend to
do the same thing ere many moons
We are not In the confidence OF the
Regisi,r man. and do not therefore know
which Of our girls is going to sacrifice
herself; but having n high opinion OF
the beauty and intelligence OF our young
ladies generally we feel like congratulat-
ing the gentleman. The young ladies'
Of Gold Hill seem TO possess peculiar
attractions for the editorial mind. IL the
items 80 frequently appearing in our
state exchanges count for anything.
Judging from the number Of times our
Piute bellies are referred to by a neigh
boring local even they in his eye possess
charms superior to the fair ladies' Of his
own city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-17

Dos'rw WANT TnKN.--Tho five hundred
ARM o~vercoats. lately received by the
Virginia Relief Committee, do not seem
to be very popular with the sufferers in
our neighboring city. only three or Tour
Of them having yet been given away.
This would go to show that the number
of adult male sufferers 10 rapidly de-
creasing. or else that they are OF the class
Who would feel themselves degraded by
wearing such q eenspicuous looking ar
ticle Of dress. In any case 10 proves
that, however much food Is in demand.
oyercoais ara not the thing needed ~
the committee at present.
The LINK forSp. The Coronsr's in
quest ON Soon Yin, the Chinaman shot
in the hand and leg during the late row
in Chinatown. Virginia. was concluded
last evening. the missing link In the tss-
timony being supplied by DR.. Conn.
who stated that the deceased died from
the effects Of his wounds. The Jury re-
turned a verdict that Soon Yin came to
his death from the effects Of bullet
wounds fred from n pistol in the hands
Of All Sin. As stated in yesterdays
issue, All Sin is confined in the County
Jail.
OLD Tixrs Rox. The first ore ship
ned from Virginia BY the Virginia 4
Truckee Railroad since the Ere. was
tsk,u from tho Consolidated Virginia
mine yesterday afternoon. The sight
of m. train moving out with the ore
vas the most welcome Of any witnessed
since the great disaster Of October 10th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-17

Coin HILL PuBLic ScHooLs.-Prof.
Flint. who visited the Central Public
School yesterday afternoon. reports the
departments generally ~ in q prosper.
Gus condition. and the pupils making
creditable advance ment in their studies.
Tho following is n statement OF the total
attendance Of pupils in tue several de-
partmepts Of the Gold Hill school dis
trict: High School. 81; intermediate
dspartmsnt, so; Prof. Listers room, 60;
First Primary, as; Second Primary. %;
Lower Gold Hill, 65; Divide School. %;
American Flat. %. Total attendance,
536.
!. MAKE YocR CnoicE.-Missss Eta
Cassbolt and Katie Connolly. two
charming little ladies' who have taken an
actiye part in the st. Johns Church
festival. are this evening to be candid
ates for a beautiful and costly prize. IL
ia TO 10 awarded to the n receiving
the greatest number OF votes. As 10Th
are universal iavoritss. the contest by
their friends will doubtless be unusually
exciting.
ELrcrioS OF OrYrcrns.--Ths stock
holders Of the Empire Mill and Mining
Company held their annual election on
Wednesday. The old Board was TO
elected as follows: A. X. T.. Harmon,
J. ID. Fry. ]. II. Dickinson. @. l.. Wei.
Ter and N. &. Kibbs. subsequently,,
A. K. p. Harmon WAS chosen President.
W. T.. Dean Secretary. asdC. q. Batter
man Superintendent.