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, 1875-12-15

sore Of tlle moro colossal clnime TINT wili be
presented for payment. 'rhsHe are not my
tnnru rarnsive TO patriotism md common
sense thnn tbs nntt-b4i{nm clnimH which Mr..
Alfnn1MoS wants to nslnlit, 10 far os thu pri1'-
cipto itself is concerned.
1t now remains to be seen, hlr. slEnn1NoS
having prepared tho way, how numerous and
important q faction Of tho Democrats in
Congress will approve the general proposition
to remove the ban. Many Of those really
favorable to it may be restrained by fenr Of
public opinion, md tlefor any open expression
Of their viows until nfter the Presidential
election. It will he the duty Of the press and
tho public to witch tho Democratic tendency
closely, anl inlge Of 1t by tho Unrest iudiea.
tions. The rntloiny Of the results Of the Wat
ia the great dnuger to be apprel'cntlcd from
Democratic Ascenloncy, and II ia important
to ascertain during the present session how
lnrge proportion Of the Democrats favor
that policy.
, 1875-12-15

And tho speaker went on to say TINT a
change of ono in twenty in tho votes Of only
si1sy-soven English constituencies would
turn tho present Liberal minority Of III
in tho Commons into minority Of IN,
and n change Of 1.9n0 voten throughout
thirty-fonr boroughs would turn tho whole
majority Of tho Conservatives into minority
of ds." The Essays and Lectures of Prof
aud Mra. FnwokTr contain number Of other
proofs Of tho glaring inequality OF representa-
tion In tho House Of Commons. This bRd
practice has resulted In the birth Of number
Of good theories Of minority representation
on English soil. Tho system In vogue in I'LL
nois WAS first suggeAtcd BY an Englisll'nnn, and
Mr.. Hare made nm original discovery Of Ills
admirable. though complicated. plan, despite
the fnct lint It was put in practice in Sweden
md Denmnrk many years before ho thought
Of 1t.
, 1875-12-15

- ;+>t, T3r.. T3f,rr nj
,,;saa.ar Ian, !, j.. ,,,,, ,,,;s ur,,,.ovo1 man
~ ,,o.s;,v otwo,a ,,,r,. ~, =. co,,:r1 IN I'M.
,,,r,.,, r.x,,s rr;s ia ,,of,cr w,,;,,h .1oca
,,t c,,,err N, r,o,,,n ar, ,o,,c,, a. II ,,,ce
H. ,,,,r,ru mn -, ~ oo,.o t;,,, ,,, mr.,
.uu,ow,at anrnr;sed Il, ,ti, mi ;,e1u,3s in
,h;a nort;cn1or ;nvoa,;t,o,;,r u,hv sons,or
K,v.nn. cvcrr linn ha IL non,;o,od for lin
lis ;nvcstio,tion M, Il J1,1rnr,,, NJ cali.
for,,;a in roiup Ia find mt wbv J,v coorr
pochetc,l $50, Oo,1 ool Tt;rrnr,1, of Ca1;forn;a
ia nlwava Il, the m;1l;onR>o of G,vcrnmcnt hopf7a
with sccr.tnry Stct.u1, ocu's ncr,n;ss;on
wa rccret Tint hc Inns mt included In this
spec;Grat;un t1,e rrn,itia.ion of its 1,on1s hv
the Turkish Government, which must also
hovc bce,, t]onu with Mct,r.1oca's, and ,,er-
haus even witt. ]}n1srow.s, pern,;ssion. III.
vestipatiol, M. G will show that Tho liberties
o. the pcorlo are violated by the intcrnnl.
reycnuc system, If this be SO, down will,
the internal-rcycnre syHte,n, death to tho
Collectors, Assessors, Agents, and Super.
visors. Shai, tho freedom for which our
forcfathcrs fought, bletl, and died be rroin.
diced by tho l'eutonio brewer OF beer who
ruthlcssly te,npers with Tho stamp on his
buno ? knyer aho1l our free institutions
which are the pride and bopst of the
world. bc undermined, because div.
tille,g will bo crooked md tobaccouists
will not reverence tho sancsity Of tho blue
paper that enyclops their cioar.boxes ?
Noyer, neyerl In Investigation No, +, LrT.
rnrt1 Of California will relieve the ycarnine
anxiety of our merchants to know whether
they hava not becn roh}ctl bv tim fraudulent
increase in tho vnluo of tho French frano,
Why does LuyrnE11, Of California ston with
, 1875-12-15

For the frat time since the evil days Of
BucuAsAs's Presidency, tho Democratic party
has secured control Of the House Of Repro
sentatives. and will virtually DO responsible
for tho legislation Of Congress. They have
alrondy inangurated tho "spoils syssem Of
Civil-Seryice Reform by diminishing the
MANNED Union Veterans from all tho small
offices of the House md filing their places
with Confoderatea mud Copperhoads." In
view OF this unjust and Infamous procedure,
Mr.. FoRr, Of Illinois, offered q resolution in
the House yesterday expressing the iudg'
ment OF the House that, in the matter Of
subordinate appointments, men who had
served In the Union army and ro-
ceived wounds should haye the prefer.
ence, and upon this demanded the previous
question. The Democrats voted aolidly
against the resolution mud defeated It. Then
In order to break tho force Of this voto, h1r.
Cox offered an amendment, expressing tht
view that as the country Was now united, al
citizens were entitled to all equd privilege
which WAS carried by Tote OF 1G8 to 102,-
the latter al Republicans. As tho Office!
hays bean already nearly oil filed with ex
Rebels, this resolution OF A1r. Cox's must b
regarded as one Of that gentle1nan's jokes
This IL {oretaste at Democratic REFORM
Diminishing the one-armed and one-legged vet
Grams who fought for the Union and giyint
| their places to ex-Rebels. Go on with 70
form, gentlonaen, What next2
, 1875-12-15

It mus. ba presumed there IL law 10 warrant
1t, but It ia uono tAe teaa remarkable, Tie pE4o.
tlcs In tbs United Staten Court At al!lwA"aee OF
admitting tho ~h,sky thieves to bail after their
conviction. TWO OF the convicted membsFa OF
the Ring, who wers suffered 10 senaIn 1t large
On ball after tho return Of verdict Of guilty
xrainst tbou. hnye Already ava1led thotaselyas
Of sus opportunity res*nsed by tbs action of
the Court 10 run away. fosiestsng thu. bail in
ths jpsiRnlacaut figure, for tha Whisky Ring, of
&9,Q0Q each. Aud uo~ Huaaock and RGysoLps.
ths latest Wbishy-hing oonSlcts. have also been
released ou bail until Hentsnce"day. Possibly Oh
that diy tbey viii appear flko listlo met to be
sept to pr,son; aud quite ~ likely about tnat
lime Tbs Hing will hAva secured tho bondanen.
bo1dsr.
, 1875-12-15

Ton Sco1r's Texas Pacific Kailroad mon-
ktrosity has been fully launched upon the soa
Of Congressional jobbery. 1t Is essentially
a Southern measure, and ia Satbered by a
brace Of Louisiana carpct-baggers-WEsT in
the Senate, md DARnALL in the House. For
further and futnso particulars the inquiring
reader is respectfully referred to King
LAMAR, the Caucus potentate, who alone has
the power to determine whether tho Big
Donanza shall be worked mp this winter or
allowed to remain undeveloped until after
pa1t years Presidential election.
, 1875-12-15

The Coronor's Jury which investigated the
recent railway accident ut Buffalo in their
verdict severely consure "the contemplate
falso economy" Of tho New York Central
Kailroad Company in failing to provide the
necessary number Of employees, and in rio-
lnting the city ordinance regulating tho speed
Of railway trims. Hard words break no
bones, antl railroad corporations are totally
indifferent to censl1ro. A prosecution for
tnanslaughter would ba moro to tho purpose.
, 1875-12-15
PERSONAL.

Sam De Bow, Esq, General Eorstxn Festsbs~
Ageut Of the Erie Railway, II gusas d tos
fremont Honsa.
Tho Hon. J. N. MaUalloush, Of p'ttsbufs.
FIRST ce-presdent Of lhs pittsoufS OH
Wayne Railroad. IL It the Treuout.
Heusy Wainwright who has been senssnesa "a
doath for tho Wh,teohspel murder io Lonooa'
assorts bis Innocence. Lie says he never nfsa
tisol In hla life.
The lingering titness OF Ohtsles o'0onor, the
celebrated New York lauser, IL Ba'd to saFs worn
hin. completely out, and 10 longs tor daAsh 10
rcleass hlm from hts suferinxs.
Yha sexsoo Of tho church In Dastoa Nhers
listls Mabel Young MAS murdered. told hls paatoF
Oh : certain OCCASION that tut book be "a' rsad.
lug was " co.u sud cLsess", Il vas " 0ssd and
C.eeao."
Tho Chicago Times announced IN ita dis-
patches. "Dabeock lafs Washington ION to-
day.; aud now the Bt- Louis 1sHss wonders
Why he didn't take 4 train, ~ b. WAs Soio8 ~
Chicago.
Miss Ksts Datemsn argued IN her srit fos
damages agal. u Hr. Dsiy for bringing CUT ns1
play, :" The Nav Leah" that the work would %
likely to auf1er in the hsnds OF IN inferior Assss
namely. 3llss ClarA Mo.rla.
Thsra ID Home prospect Of tue French InstiEo's
loslng Jules Jsntnta beqaast of COO, COO E3lamss
The condition wa that they should 10 ksQf -
themselves, but tho Institute dlsrsEsrdlnR tnls'
Mms. JAuIn haa announced talt she Will saAs
lega! proceedings.
1(ss Augustk J. Evans pssfaess hss 10.
novel, "1nfellce,' With the rapler.lss thfas'
uttered by DlHrsslis "To-mosrow the o7aes
will commauce e--you know VIM tho critics Ase
, 1875-12-15

The majority Of one which resulted in the
nomination OF DoA,.DMAN as the Republic
an.Demoerstic-Iiquo Dealers Common. Cur
1itr4' candidate for the Boston Mayoralty,
was nos forthcoming at the election yessor-
day. Ths Republican bolt carried with it
the press Of the city almost without excep-
ton, and the support secured for Mayor coun
was sufficient to re-elect him by about !, QUO
majority, and TO defeat the uaho]y alliance
of ringaters and politicians by which BoARp
MAs's no1niuatiou was first obtained ono
subsequently, ra.iaod by tha Democrats, rum
selltrs, expsessmeu, etc. Mayor Com had
proved himself to ba tho right sort Of 1tepub
iicau to tic to, and thu Boston boltors ats
greatly e}ated ut their SUCCESS in xe-e!sctipE
Aita,
, 1875-12-15

Tho a1illers Of tho Northwest, now in
Convention in this city, have serious
grievance to complain Of at the hands Of tho
rnilroaa companies. They yesterday adopted
resolution protesting earnestly against tho
recent adVance Of 10 cents per barrel on
flour rates, inserting ii to be IN unjust dis
elimination against flour aud in favor of
wheat, and asking the railroads to place the
Tates upon fair and ouunl footing.
, 1875-12-15

hA1xy or krrfcHff11oN trA1AHi.x IN AnrAReK>.
Fostnre PREPAID at this Dh1cc.
pal,r RdItIon, most paid.
Paris Of jnAr Al sa.ne Ssts.
Mailed to any addrsss YurR ~rFks fhs....... lon
hnndss Etltten: Library and ltriSthus double .
I'll asklJ pos.-pad, 1tost......... osuO
FAfta Of JnAr At tans fato
wETItT Kp11l0K, PotIr4fo.
OaseopJ, psf 5sAr.
Club OF kw&ntf+ per !t1N
Ths postage IL ID csnh rear. which ~ Will pIspAs'
Specimen corlrs sept FREQ.
To prevent delay and mistakes. h SURE and give
Po4oes sddress IN full, includnR stan and County.
ntm,ttances may be made either by dssft. t1pres'.
rosoce order, OF In regtleEsl lestess, II oF Fsf'
TsHns TO clrr auntcRinEns.
Daily, delivered, Bunday excepted. rs cents PER week
Daily, lei7sred, Sunday included 10 rtrtA per week.
Address TIiK TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner Madison anI 1iettborn ata Chicago. Ill.
, 1875-12-15

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, 1875-12-15

Tic Mem York Times nfter deyoting column
Of editorial comment upou the cruelty OF brutal
scboo!maeser iu Alameda County. CAL, WHO pun
lsl,ed boy by compelling him to ascend tho
school house stars 100 tlmcn, closcs isa coin-
mepts by sayiuR that Mr.. Dnonr. tho teacher.
should bs " t,sd to s@lues: cred t1os. aud hIs
SCHOLARS permitted 10 dssoto au aitaruoon to
amusing him IN somo tna0eans ard checrEas
way. After which noN teacnor co.sid be ,m-
ported, aud a subscription tAAeu up among the
motnbers Of the Alameda County Board Of Edu-
cation tor arnlca salre and free ail,oad-si.ket
to Chicago tor tho Ingenious Mr. DRoDr." With
tho execution Of .he FREQ rail osd~tcEet to Chi.
cago, We concur In the abeve proposition. We
can seq 10 use for such brute 10 Chicago. Ha
would be tolerated hs1o such q very short time
That II woNld 10 bettaE toy sha Alameda Board
OF Education TO present him with through
ticket to Nsw fork.
, 1875-12-15

And now upsiss tho !" Progressive Women OF
the Republic and enter tLesr protsat asalnst
Any appropriation by Congress in aid Of the Ceu-
tannial Exhibition. Cause why. that "tbe doors
VI the E4hlDlt!qa Palace have been closed IN
womsn's faee." A. though that upRsilans cou-
duct oa ths part Ct somebody were not CAUSE
enough. tho progressive psosestanss Adds
Aftas fohbiuR " Of tho lun shara Of toutribu-
Nons t$9S W. Tbs CentsnAs CoFpoFst!on h41 coudo-
sgsnds4 TO auoH ua, At own e1pslss, 10 sract 4
sbesr outside; the sAnA privilege bstDg lied to
~ ttp44 aud Ea&lans lAdt4us, cLAAusu, s,-.A ~s4al
, 1875-12-15

Arrangements have been fully perfected
for tho meeting in Chicago Today of the
National Transportation Convention, body
mado up Of delegates from overy State in tho
Union. A largo attendance is anticipated,
ard the proceedings Of the Convention will
command a dogrco Of attention and interest
commensurate with the grnvity md impor-
sance Of tho subjects to he considered.
, 1875-12-15

1oc, closing firm at s6.oo@7.25 for packing
md o:'d:'ic lower, Sheep wero active md
steady. On Saturday evening last tsaero WINS
in store in this city 1,st3.74l In wheat.
2ai,a,, bu corn. :'s3,71s bit onta, l}8. .0tn In
rye. and ;;'1l.!l3i hi barley Ono hundred
dollars in gold would hsy lil."73 in gseen-
1,aefs8 nj the closp
, 1875-12-15

hare provided for tho appointment Of n Com.
mittee which is to keep them from speaking
and voting as they think, AMI make them slo
as tho Committee thinks The tlonghfacc
enters o'lr politics once more. Tho. demo-
cratic House commits hari-kari. 1t5 power js
dead. LAMAR possesses it. Long live tho
kiurt
, 1875-12-15

4 good many psopls o~a ''!e blfls to New ToFs
Citv,-4E.Er, SWEENEY. aod CONNOLLY ssoonS
tben.-bu tue biggest bill Of anv IL that Owed
ly the Warden Of Lud1o~ Street 5aii. Jill
TWEED.
, 1875-12-15

HEsrER1A LODGE, No, al, 4, T. h A. M.--Aunnat
communication It a1asonie Temple corner Randolph
And Nstatedsts tlia {WesiuesGay} evening. Dec. il,
for lhs Election Of OaIcors and payment Of dues.
CIAR. il. DR1:NAN, ". u.
CuAH. f. EQEEHTEH. Hcc.
, 1875-12-15

The sonste yesterday confirmed the Presi-
dent's nomination of tho Hon. MAng BANGS
for United States District-Attorney for the
Northern District Of illinois,
, 1875-12-15

1Ab IGEeHt HASutHbto1 Auf3GeS u 1HE
TRIBUNE hnve foreshalowcl very distinctly
tho purpose of at least formidable faction
OF the Democratic party to remove from Ali
claimants for damages against the United
Statos Government tho taint Of disloyaIty,
and thereby givo Tho ox-RebelB aud Rebel
Bympathizcrs equal opportunities for raids
upon the Treasury with those who took no
part in the Rebellion, but stood for the
Union, This prediction has been received by
the Northern and more conservative Demo-
CRITIC press with derision, and as something
altogether unworthy Of serious consideration,
Yot this faction Of the Democracy laas already
shown its hand. Among tho very first bills
introduced into the United States Semitic was
ono by ex-Rebol Senator MEnR1Mos, Of North
Carolina, providing for the raneal of so much
Of thnt section Of the Revised Statutes which
forbids tho payment of 'cortain claims" To
mako the matter plain, We quote tho low
which Mr. MERn1NoN desires to repeal:
That. unIi! otherwise ordosod, It shall be nnlwfu
fer any ocer Of tho United States Government to pay
any account demand agAiuat Raid Government which
accrued exlssd prior 10 AEr 49, 1884, In favor Of
any person who promoted, encouraged or in any
per1on who, during sald Rebellion, not tnowp to
be opposed thereto, and dlat4uotT In favor Of
IT. sur prefsion; aud no pardon hersofore granted,
ar hereafter 10 bs granted. thali suthori7s the
payment Of snch sccount, clain Or demand, un.
I'll this resolution IL nodded or zspoA1sd: Pro-
rtdtd THAT this reaotutiou shall not he construed
to prohibit Tho payment Of claims founded upon
tracts mado W any Of ths Departments. when such
claims were assigned, contracted to bs assigned
por to April 1871. to crelsosa oe ssd CONTRACTOR
loyal citizens Of loyal stasa in payment Of debts In
Gurfed PRIOR to March !, 1851.
Now that 3 bill for the repeal OF this pro.
hibition las been actually introduced into
the SENATE, we presume that an allegation Of
such purpoao will not be hooted ut as i'm.
possible and ridiculous. OF courae, Mr.
MEaB1Mos does not hope to secure tho pas
sage Of such bill in the Senate, where there
10 Republican majority, but he has intro
duced it in order to give tue Democratic sen
timent in Congress an opportunity to expres'
itaelf, and to set q precedent which the Dem
ocratic side In the House will not be slow K
follow.
Air. MguR1MoS'a bill is modest in its pro
posed appropriation Of only 100000 II
begin with for the payment Of claims Q
those who were in rebellion against the Gov
ernment. This would be but drop in th'
bucket. Or, rather, 1t wo-ld servo a. wodg
to make an opening large enough to absorl
untold scores of millions OF the publ
money. The prohibition removed, aud til
precedent OF an appropra tion once fairly ea
tablished, the amount sot asids for this puz
pose would increaso with every session 9
, 1875-12-15

Ills gratifying to note the growth OF our -
port trade in cloths. Nshave besn sending oos-
ton shoat,nEs to England for tone tina ahd
now NO have tllposd absoad from NsT York
large quantity Of TwtED--tsthaps.
, 1875-12-15

Greenbacks at tho New lork Gold E1.
ellange yesterday opened aud closed ut 87s.
, 1875-12-15

HcltCkERs T11EATRE--Msdison street. bstweeu
Dearborn .nl B:afe. Engagement VI Mlsa atay How.
ard, "Hunted Down.
, 1875-12-15

The latest movement In tbs WY Of gsss'oG up
Presidential ticxots for 1876 II for putting oas'
s.ra 81. CLAY on tho Democratic ticket for Fsce'
President, NTH GOV. T1LpxS to- ths Prealisno5'
, 1875-12-15
AMusE S.

NEW C1IIcAnn T1IEATNE-Clart street, bctresn
Randolph aid Lake. Keily Icons Mlnsttels Mter-
Neon and eTenIuT.
, 1875-12-15

ADELpUf TftEATRE-Dearbosn street. corner
Mn.rne. Variety entertainment. Afternoon aid
evening"
, 1875-12-15

WOODS EUsEuM-Monros stseel, between Dear
born and 6tats. "Lod Astray.' Afternoon and
evening,
, 1875-12-15

kes1 err and various othsr pAsts. whoAs wprta ers
nty mention. In conIuon v til alt ihs differ.
rnt ~ 10 shnws ~ re- formally psrtn.sd TO oc-upT
sna.', spArr We, thsretore. IL ths rnoas stnphsat
ternla tleuiIfsA the u0llnH 11LtE$rfs PaEoia Con.
ahiun Which, srcorfng to tho llc rtrrusf issns. Lr
the fcsnae President, proyhs t'%s within ssen tbs
walls ri this fAcffu1 toy lilo women ArtsahA Of tbs
naton ass ton!ed 4 place.
Thore, now, what hna thu 1osuonS.u utELEartl
pssoda Conception gos 10 saY for lssslt atse,
robbna the Progressive Women and shutting
the door In II cir fac.a7
, 1875-12-15

n fhs Editor nf Tie Chiea ~ Tftbuas' ..-. ..
MALTA, ILL.,, Der. II --P,osc explain. through thl
columns Ut TIE DAILY TR1utHs. the Difference b.
tween EELLEy's 36i bond lnd the hond which yoa
tropoAe. iodrs vary truly, hEokk-
NErkY.-The KELLEY bond 10 not To be lsRsk
tet,der for lobss asst. present, or future. Thu
iutarust thers 10 ,s to DO pald Ia doprdeiktst
notes, which notes are never to DO redeemed il
Anything except KELLEY's bonds, and tho boua
arc to bo convo,tible iuto the notes. Ths vbols
contrlvance runs round aud round, uks \ hs.
tpn IN ci,aso Of Its tail. Thsre beng no aimi.
lauty dotvcen the two paus, 1t is uaslsas IA
pulpt OUT Ehe difference.
, 1875-12-15

In the trial Of the three Judges Of election
for wllful neglect Of duty, which was begun
yesterday in tho Criminal Court. it was clear
ly evident TINT tile Sheriff Ind undertaken
tho disposal Of the cnse By means Of the jury.
Tho origiunl panel wns exhausted in per-
emptory challenges and challenges for
ca,,sa bv the prosecution, tho panel
being n,ade np Of satoon-loafers.
bumnlcra, gamblers, ctc, The special
rruire waa nc better, although tho Sheriff was
especially charged with the duty Of bringing
in reputable businessmen. Tho statcs-
Attorney, having exhausted his limit in per-
cmp.ory challenges, was forced to nctsrt m
unsatisfactory Jury at Inst, with prospect Of
acqnitta1 or disagreement, no matter wllat tho
evidence 1nay be: There seemed to be no
remedy for this state Of things-at least, none
that the prosecution could devise or enioree.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-23
Notice to Stock -GrOwerS.
Il wIrLC MMENCE THE RODEO AT MY
Ranch at Golconda. ON
Monday. May 81. 1s75,

And will come down the HIM boldt to Whine
m,cca: thence to Paradise Valley: thence "a
Glover Valley. to Mr.. tvans' and the Ranches
of others. at the request of diffiren' Ranehers;
and hone the stuck owners will get their
cattle. and not run herds after that time.
JAMES +. ANDERSON.
Golconda Ranch March /. 1875.
mhl Inns
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-23

W. Fl. Aiken, Attorney-at-law and Com
mander ofthe Grand Army Of the Republic in
California and Nevada, VIII give promnt at
tention to the collection of Additional Travel
Pay, now due California and Nevada Volun-
teers discharged more than three hundred miles
from home. Soldiers Can depend on fair deal
ing. Information < ven fr of charge. When
writing enclose stan p for reply and state com
pany and regiment and whether You have
discharge Congress has extended the time for
tling claims for q tionai Bounty under Act
Of July 2S. 1856. January 1875. so all such
claims must b. mad' before that time. Origi-
nal Bonnty of : 90 has been allowed all volun-
teers who enlisted reIuIy %. 1851 for three
years. il not paid the same when discharged
Land warrants c'n be obtained for services
rendered before 1853. but not for services in
the late Pensions for late war and war of
1912 obtained nj increased when allowed for
less than disability warrants, bu. no pensions
are allowed To Mexican and Florida war sol
diers. State Of Texas has granted Pens on>
To surviving veterans of Texas Revolution
New Orleanq and Mobile Prize Money is now
due and being paid. w III. Aiken also attends
to General Law aud Collection Business. 6m
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-23

nsRTIFs WISHING TO LEASE OR pfTR-
chase Lots in thes town OF Winnie
mucca are hereby notified that al ap.
plications for the same. or on business
relating thereto, should he addressed to the
undersigned at Sacramento, where they will
receive prompt attention.
~ Those occupying lands belonging 20 the
company, without having bought or leased
the same, are also II titled To attend To the
matter without delay, and avoid trouble.
noihtf d. RI. HASKELL.