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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-24

The Justice has only recently com
menced turning out ore, which is said to
contain over so per cent gold, and great
hopes are expressed concerning the
mine by the large owners. The prin.
cipal activity about the Gould & Curry.
Hale d Noroross and Savage mines is on
the surface, and consist in the erection
Of immense hosting machinery, while
deep level work, and plenty Of it, cha
raoterizes the Alps, Consolidated In
perial and Yellow Jacket mines.
The Virginia Enterprise says, that the
boilers are in place for driving the big
suction-fan about to be erected at the
mouth Of the Gould & Curry lower
tunnel. The smoke-stack. q very tall
one, Is also up, and the frame in which
the fan 10 to be placed. The fan will be
twenty feet in diameter, and is intended
to suck the heated air out of the 100
foot level Of the Gould & Curry and Best
u Belcher mines. A large pipe will be
laid from the fan to the bottom OF the
mines named. through which the air
will be drawn out. A portion of tho
machinery is already on the ground, and
considerable number of carpenters are
at work at framing the building which is
to cover the works. We have a great
many machines for blowing fresh air into
mines, but this is the first experiment
with an apparatus, for sucking the foul
dir out of our mines, and 1t will be
watched with interest.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-24

The second act Of the Presidential
drama will open In the commercial caoi.
tai Of Missouri. On the 9th the con-
vention will assemble. which will select
the champion who is to measure swords
with the Buckeye chief. The N. Y.
World states. that out Of the IT'S dele
gates composing the convention, Tildsn
will secure 29i. II be does no. DO better
than that. the great New Yorker may as
well RETRO early in the eight. But the
World probably is not candid in making
this statement. Since the proprietor
ship Of that paper has changed, it has
shown much hostility to Gov. Tilden
and done its utmost to defeat his can.
didacy. However. there is one thing
that the 1T. Louis Convention may folly
rely uron and that is it caunot afford to
select Nm obscure or little known man,
- its standard bearer. He must not
only have national reputation, but that
Character must be unstained and un-
assailable. He must be sound on the
currency question and o man whose
former life shows sagaoity. frmnsss, ex-
ecutive ability and courage. Such q
man as s. ]. Tilden and il the Democracy
can win ct all, 1t will be with Mr.. Tilden
q their candidate. It is however very
probable that the jealousy Of bis rivals
and ths vindictivs hatred Of the Tam
many and New York Canal rings, may
defeat him. II they do. the outlook for
Democratic success will be anything
but promising II remains to be seen
whether reason or unreason will control
the deliberations Of the convention. The
odds are undoubtedly in favor Of the
latter.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-24
NEW TODAY.

Phoebe Silver Mining Conn psnv.. :.
Location Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco. California; location Of works, Ely
Mining District, Lincoln county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at q meeting
OF the Board Of Directors held on the nineteenth
day of June. 1876, an assessment mo. l3) Of
Fifty Cents per share was levied opon the cap.
tai stock OF the corporation, payable imme.
diately, In United States gold coin, to the Sec.
rotary at the office Of the company, room No.
%, Hayward's Building, No. 4l9 California
street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment sh.,,
remain unpaid on the TwENTY-SIxTH day
OF JULY, 1875, will be delinquent, and advsr-
tised for sale at public auction, and nnless
payment is made before, will be sold on
Thursday the seventeenth day Of August, 1875,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expense Of sale. BY
order OF the Board Directort.
CHAs. Z. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Ofice--Room No. 28 Hay wards Building, No
ll9 California street. San francisco, California.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-24

Regarding the progress of the South
ern Pacific. the Ooso News says: "By
parties in from the south we learn that
all the tunnels through the Tehachapi
Pass will be completed and the track in
running order SO that the cars will be
running through by the Fourth OF July.
Onoe through tho Pass track-laying will
be easy, and at the rate OF two or three
miles per day, as the conformation OF
the ground is comparatively level,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-24

The New York Herald says that com.
mon sense is wanted in Congress.
There IL no doubt Of that and there is
equally little doubt that that quality is
greatly needed in other places besidea
Congress. For instance at the st. Louis
Convention. II common sense should
control the deliberations Of the delegates
their nominee and Governor HAYES
would have very pretty fight before
them,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-24

inform the Department at Washington
Of statement Of facts utterly ut vari-
ance with the real truth. The Indians
are oil armed with needle guns furn-
ished them 1t tho agencies.
The many friends Of Jonas Seely will
be pleased 10 learn that be is steadily
recovering from his late illness and that
in few weeks he will be able to resume
the practice Of his profession. Physical
weakness is all that stands between him
and completely restored health.
d. r. Fox, who has been on o pros
pecting trip In the Bartlett Creek country
presented the Silver State with piece OF
gold bearing quartz from q ledge re-
Gently discovered on Snow Creek, about
ten miles from Varyville, which seems
to bear away the palm from any thing
yet discovered In that vicinity. The
specimen IL spangled with gold. specks
OF the precious metal being visible oil
over its surface. The ledge from which
It was taken is two and half feet
wide.
At Reno on the 10th. @. P. engine. No.
200. run over Robert W. Munson. in.
licting injuries which will make him .
cripple for life. His right leg, below
the knee, will have to be amputated.
Munson's face and his right side were al
30 considerably bruised. The gentle
man referred to has been local celeb.
rity OF the town for Ave years, and is 10.
military known as " Deaf Nuns " from
the fact Of his having Lost his hearing.
But for this he would not have met with
the accident related, for the engineer Of
200 saw him on the track and rang the
bell and blew the whistle, but poor old
Nuns could not hear tho sounds OF dan
ger.
The last weekly review OF the Com
stock mines by the Gold Hills News
contains brief reference to over fifty
mines in active operation on that lode.
Very few of the mines. however are pro.
ducipg ore. The daily yield OF the ore
bearing mines is as follows:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-24

In California mines used to be exempt
from taxation, only the improvements
upon them were assessed. Now it ap-
pears from the Coso News that mines are
assessed like other real estate. The
The news complains bitterly Of the man.
ner in which the mines ct or near OAR
win City have been assessed.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-24

Another outbreak has occurred at the
Utah renitentiary. Seven prisoners
escaped. Ia the melee one, IL not two.
men were shot. one of whom will prob
ably die. The constant escapes
from the Utah prison show that the
officers are criminally careless or else in
collision with the convicts.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-24

The Savage stockholders are becom ing
what tho name Of the mine imports, and
are kicking furiously. A strong effort Is
apparently being made to wrest the con-
troll Of the mine from the present man
sgers. This probably accounts for the
sudden rise In the quotations.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-24

Mcclure. Of the Philadelphia Press,
makes very true remark when be says
that the people will not defeat Hayes
merely to give the Democrats victory.
The latter must both by nominating q
perfectly unobjectionable candidate Of
the highest character and tried capable
ity, and by declaring in their platform
sound and decided policy that shows
some positive claims for public support.
In other words. there must be positive,
pronounced and practical benefit to be
derived from the change.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-24

II appears that the House Judiciary
Committee have not yet done with
Blaine, Pierrepont Il to BE- called upon
70 dlscloas what hs knows about the con-
leAls e ~ Nalliean lsttsr.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-24

It Is doubtful whether Virginia City
viii celebrate the Fourth. At the meet.
Ing held In that city to consider the mat
tsr doubts we're expressed - to whether
sumcient money could be raised 10 do.
tray the expense Of . handsome csle-
bralion.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-24

What dose. At Boston Dom Pedro
was introduced to 800 doctors. Heavens,
in what terrible peril the poor man was.
One doctor is generally enough to settle
any ones hash, but only think of 800.
Il was like the light dragon charge at
Balaklava.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-24

Dom Pedro had long and interesting
interview with the poet Longfellow.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-24

The telegraph gives an account Of a
light between the forces Of General
Crook and the Sioux. in which 1t appears
that the latter did not come off second
best. The encounter shows two things
that the Sioux mean to show a bold
front and nght like fury, and that tho
expedition seems to be badly managed
Having to fall back Afty miles after the
first brush for provisions and hospital
supplies. does not indicate very able con.
duct Of affairs. However, General Crook
has bad 90 much experience In this kind
Of warfare. that there is no doubt il he
Is properly supported by the Govern.
mont, but that he will bring the cam
paign to satisfactory termination.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-24


The President has made another Of
those appointments which appear SO
peculiarly unit that It would seem that
because OF that quality, rather than any
thing else. the nominations are made.
This time It Is G. P. Fisher, who is up.
pointed United States District Attorney
Tor Dsleware. principally for tho reason,
one would think. that in like position
In the District Of Columbia be failed to
perform the duties of his office satisiao.
torily. Two Of his assistants are now
under indictment for grave offences, and
yet no is again appointed to fysponsi.
bio position. Some folks do strange
things and take Queer notions.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-24

Bristow telegrsphs to Dennison of
Ohio. that il Hayes is elected that he
feels sure of . " clear and pure Admins
trstion." Those words coupled with
Mr.. Bristow's resignation areisisni6csnt.
They would seem to indicate that he was
not at ell sure that the present Admins.
tration was clear and pure.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-24
CAUTION.

A Ii PARTIES HAVING PIPES RUNNING
~ in their houses or business places are
cautioned against watering the street with the
water during the continuance Of this warm
weather. A violation of this notice will cause
. removal Of the hose connection.
FLORAL SPRINGS WATER CO.
By W. NJ. LUBBOCK, sup't.
je22-n
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-24

Tho New York sewing machine com.
panies have practice of selling ma
chimes to poor seamstresses who pay BY
instalments. But in the agreement is .
clause which in case OF failure in
prompt payment permits the seller to
reclaim the machine. and thus the buyer
looses whatever she has paid as we'll as
the machine. The other day q seam
stress named Bridget Barry. who only
failed to pay the last ten dollars due on
machine, was robbed OF her money
and the means Of getting her living.
The Company would give her no relief,
40 that woman, driven by desperation,
picked up some oobbls stones and
smashed $500 worth Of glass. She was
arrested but was Immediately discharged
upon the facts being made known.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-24

The Carson Tribune remarks that il 10
too hot to pray. II that 10 the case how
will 1t be when the Tribune man has
reached bic final destination. We fear
that he will then entirely cease to pray.
for the temperature will b. exceedingly
torrid.
, 1876-02-09

f.uru1H SltfttatAfs =. =. !,
4 correspondent Of tho Liverpool Daily i'oat
teig a story OF the late Emperor Napoleon which
looha it,,e,-tt IL no strangely characteristic OF
him. It was his chief anusemont during h'a Iass
illness to mise over collection Of tho carich.
turcs Of l.nbe1f which had been published
during hia ,sigu mud aftor hiB fall. The write.
thluks ho yAa no miserable that he found
pleasure only in nursing lis sorrow !; but thore
ii another explanation rossible. Tho Emperor.
who had lived n,act, With artists: know that
carlcaturlsts 1t numerous, rarely ftl! 70 eaten
mans inlcr weaknoss, and mRa studying tue
collection to discover tho quality In himself
which le ought, In the intsrcst OF bis dsnasty.
to have Suppressed. Unfortunately, hts tirss
defects weso auoh III M oarlcat'1r!st catehoh
KultbuE Cham nor Tonnlel could show that
Sauoleon islil1cd mental ability. aud tenjoyad
ueioro all lu.iu)gencna The mel!tatiye iusftia
which tho Arabs cali k'ef
, 1876-02-09

unchanged: only iohiang snl order traa'. ufcea
,nesta tiult aft1 nominal.
p's p'sWu,axr-ste-dy and unchanged u = %,
nEcxtrfs-Fiour, 3..kN iris: wheat, e.0M but cnfn'
ss.00o Tit; Gals, 21Doo hn: sTr. l,ouo nni pas'S''
i.ao III. uo,.
uur,monE. NIL. Eel. x.-uor7on-Qu!at aud
Fl 'fft21cn-atoshy .u.i n.irl!anao!. o..,
..u 1tner; Western Mixed Co!4t&sis: fro:, 60 20
III rnrJtfy; sli{o bill ttarcl,. Data 4aes ~! heavy;
Wt,isrn white, 400; mixed, Hight. ly' dull and
hGIt!,-.ipa hGIIiaxHpall and nuehanse,*
TnovrstnSs-strona and tn,oynus. rafk. tM.@sM .s
sMnh}jers, 1,{u; cear I'll, aides, Ike. HsMe, lbA1
isc. Lard Inlet and tteadY; crude, 12sal l'ko' ro-
ensa. lsastsY,s: :au.,,
e5d. a,..,; ss f.ans'' 1He'
Wuaky-nouiualty hral; ft.l2h.
poe1oN Feb. s-Flora.-aaIet: dsmand noasr. - t1.
As; s4.o334.tn for Wettorh aMters: s'0'dA.ho fnr Of
rontot, oItrAs; for wisconsin cxtrsa fe0o
g.: e. si{sF iss Tsfat 1ae's S is fas @ a.
lsss ssS';f ;s, ass saty M,st;o s;%ss .''f'' anu
antin-- Corn 4uiot; d5@caHs tor n1ot md ,allnw
e:s ysSr Ct, 1sSs2et tas,1n sas n'1s fol
ro.1 white. Ityo. pSeatt ~. .,o, ~,
wheat 400 bu; oats, II. I'M hn.
Crxc,HxArf o. Feh. .H.-CnT1nH-Sscads; 12lc.
Ftnun-!gteady and niclsnRc,1., =. ro.. ..,,. ,,
III os,s az s a sse5 qaet and
raovistoss-iork qu!et and ssssdy t2lsG ~. 9e!;
i1Ho; kotfls 1Ha1aAc. ln1'. meats steady: far DC
msnd; ac: 1ital1jie; nAtal1Kc. bacon stesdy
rnoirrase demand; pj4@9J4e; i2.@i2Ae; 1875
nj Enthusiastically: moderate doman.t; si.oo.
IlufrEn-Eaeicr; not 1notably lo7eF.
, 1876-02-09

ron nkUnEtAAF Or STAIR.
Efpnlltean--(o1. 1nprge II. Harlow. prefens
frn,lnIf1rntt tlnzires recollection. lie will prob
ably develop tIle RrAalsAI strength Of any single
anprant. but from tim inmomorIas tins otficn,
with that Of Linutennnt- (}oycrnnr, has been
slaol by delegates To tFaao npon. The best man
don't alwaya win.
Goorge 9cso9Ra, editor of tho Champaign Ga
xe'ft, In q pIomlhent a'pirant. fAko Hhumap, ho
In tnat nov receiYlug tho fattcring oncomiuma
Of Tho rurni prcts.
not much given to tile clerical profssstous, eau
dilates for Secretary OF Atato hrn allow III hn-
nouncfng Themselves. Not single nhme OF auy
atreneth has boon mentioned.
firan1fr- Fdrmer-C. q. Duol Will lend llo
pnme 10 make out the ticket
srATK THEAsunEH.
Rcpu1fican-Candfdateh for thiB Office are
oropulng n,st all over the stato, Joaepll u. Eu-
str rongsas. lie has = good record as a bnsinsst:
u,au sntl = isopnblIeau cpmes from portion Of
tho Atate that has lpretoforo booh ovorlooted
IN the uistributon Of State Offices, and Will Tork
| very hard for tho nomination.
Edward lsuts. Treah'iIcf two years sgot u also
| "A candidate. 10 IL e. Q. hamburger. CLARK OF
Tho Buprome Court for the Central Grand d.
| vis0n,
! Ionu Cunningham. Of Marion County, claims
ths nomination IN account Of locality a. Also
docs Cant. Joseph Deuison, ex.County TFoasur'
tr Of Mclean. .......
I,e,nocraio-Not single nano has been aug.
gostcd from tue bourbon atdo OF The fenco
Should Cnok County fail In eating DemocEatss
nominee for Auditor. Dsn OlIsrh will probably
conHont tn be beatou second tima for STATE
| lteasnrer.
Grangsr-F Farmr-J. II. plckroll, OF Macon
County, will undoubtedly bo tho candidate.
! F0n AT1oRsEy.uENERAt.
THUR name IL legion. Every Congressional
District. ii mot every county, las lawyer who
thinks Ao ought to be Attorney @ enorst. Edssli
Of courae, IL candidate for denomination.
.nt &ttntz nj ASHta nfnH Id IN IN
elected In place OF Logan next wintor. will hhvi
marked effect upon tho decision Of tho tws
party Conventions. II will control the cho,c'
for Governor and consequently snbjeet th'
Lessor poRitiona to bo Influenced by such tradet
rs the atronxest may SEQ proper 10 propose
Tllerasorn, 1t is. repeat tllo sheereAs apccu1a
tlon to nttompt 10 single ous tho strongest n,e1
aH probabio candsdatoR Of etlef partY. S"&
, 1876-02-09
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR BEEF FOR INDIANS.


orr,cx ispfan X1rAins. Jsn. * lNd. :,
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n. Il H.
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FL. sho Chs;.nns lid Atapaboo Axsnes. 1's~.oo
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sayes ~hess matt b. COZ,
IL: aud iadoEssd rrspos4fs fol bssf flu
Rias. inrlsd 10 10 present ut sDsH,HFkr II %
p'''S' Commissioner inliAn Affair.
, 1876-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS,

Tho Seventh Ward Republican Club organized
last evening At No. 500 Blue Island avenue. Tho
meeting was called to order by tho appointment
of 4. Ltmberg to tic chasr and tho selection Of
Otto I1agist Us Secretary. After adopting a con-
stitutiou and bylaws. tue Club pfoceeded to
tie election Of officers, with tho following rs-
suit: President, Henry yalk; Secretary, Otto
IlaKlst, Treasurer, Z. Hcintz. Tho Club al
ready has menberslip.roll Of ample longth.
and will lescaftor meet OF the frat aud third
Tuesdays Of each mouth.
, 1876-02-09
Proposals for Forage.

1kftEK CHIEF QEAMTEatMAB1En.
OMAHA. ksh. Feb. 4. lbi5.
oaiss a9l i osiosk Ins:dsy: M.Eeh :. It. q.
of btjest fcr ths dal.ynry 1t aha ltpot Nebraska,
It, required during o retns!adrr u ~ hsea!
{aau.aaa T. aG @o} rounds ii eorn. and n!ue hundred
thnnsana {sl0 uDl pounds nf oafa So,
Proposals Tor 4 is.s 1uAnuty will 10 trcetred.
PROPOSALS tnyttad bnt for ths delssy Ut te snsn
contractor and do.try in saoks t9te by the
Department To tie contractor 1t Omaha Dcpat+
Ehc hid to 30 eoufdosed should hc gnhhntcot b. twn
rosponaiho parties, bidders That thug viii bseoms
uropos.. should b. msIs separately fur and
for osts. 49, ..,,. .o
iids shoula be endorsed on snseppe. "Has fer
Forage" ,, :, ,.,.- :. a.. anna,
eItIrs ukot~d for he tnorraa~ or tcduccd one
b. ts Chisf 4uA!tetnsatsE of ths Department 81 any
time pending full delivery. ...-
The ii hi 1rjsct auS ~ htds Il 5eses3etl.
UAnk lids furnished sud full conditions mado Known
on application 10 th!s nAfcn.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-20
I { l. Z c R u T. iii G .

b. Atlantic and Pacific Line.
ESPECIAL TO THE SILVER sTATE.1
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-20

JOHN CoTEELL is man whom the
people of Clark county, H., would have
lyncbed ii hey had not changed their
intention. He drove his two stepsons,
aged sevenaud ten years, out into a
cold snow storm. They started,
scantily elsl, for an ancls's residence
fifteen lniesdistaht. The younger WAS
exhausted When half the journey had
been made. aud tell down in the road
The other tGei 10 carry him. but could
not; and aen Lat hio uadsr the
shelter Of 'enes and tradsed ON until
he came to aaja whore lac WAS taken
in. The sesa Jeat-oid was dead when
found
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-20
WOMAN SUFFRAGE CONVENTION.


A call has been issued by the strong
miudsd women of San Francisco tor II
Woman Suffrage Convention 10 be held
in that city May 16 The canse sp-
pears to be on the decline. he Mas
sachusetts Legislature. 10y $ decisive
majority. recently refused 10 extend
the privilege of voting to women, and
as that State is considered the nost
radical and progressive in the Union.
its fiat refusal has cooled the a'dOr OF
the most enthusiastic advocates 81
woman suffrage. In Wyoming Ter
ritory it has been tried aud found
wanting, aud the act extending 1t We
believe was repealed 10y the Lsslsia-
ture. Although it seems u just to
deny intelligent women privilege nc
corded the most ignorant msn. yet
there are many strong arguments ad-
vaneed against doing SO. The tslf
sex will probably have to wait for II
more enlightened age before they can
go to the polls and vote, but SO far as
our experience extends we know of
very few that are fair Of the sex that
agitate the question, or ask for the priv
jlepe
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-20
SUMMARY or THIS MORNINGS
DISPATCHES.


Gold closed in New York this
forenoon ut l131&.
Legal tenders buying at SO, and
S95s selling
Gold prices fer trade dollars yester-
day were So buying and ga selling
Halves 81 buying aud 97s4&9S selling
The Caledonia Mining Company have
levied an assessment of one dollar per
share, delinquent at the Office May 22d.
The O. G. Hill Mining Company
propose to increase then eapial stock
from $50 Geo to 500, eco. Action will
be taken on the 10Th of May.
The Hussey Consolidated Mining
Company have levied an assessment of
fifteen cents per share, delinquent May
18th.
Professor Watson. at Apnarbor, Mich
igan, discovered on the night of April
10th in the constellation of Virgo, a
planet hitherto unknown.
In Indiana the Democratic State Con
vsntion, yesterday, nominated Viii
liams for Governor, Gray for Lisuten
ant Governor.
The threatened troubles between
white and negro iaborers at Browns
town, West Virginia, have been ar
ranged, by the latter agreeing to leave,
if unMolested, which agreement was
ratified by the whites.
The House has calsd upon the See
rotary OF the Tyeasnary fer The items Of
the report made by SPECIAL Agent
Phillips on whisky ring frauds, eie, III
California. They have been furnished.
Members of the Tweed ring are being
sued IN New York for what they have
DEGRADED the city of, and say through
counsel that they Will refund as soon
as the proper amounts can be as
celtaiued.
The President takes great interest in
the Chinese question. and has already
taken action Ill the matter. He intends
to have Minister Seward, at the Court
of China, supplied with proper instruc-
tons
Montana has instructed delegates to
vote for Blame Tor President.
Is She impeachment case yesterday,
reply was made by HE managers to the
plea at Belknap, tbat at the time OF the
commission oil acts charged. he was
Secretary Of War, and until after the
House bad completed the investigation
of charges against hlm ard were pre-
parIlg Tor his Impeachment. Carpen-
ter, fer Beiknup, asked till Monday to
answer the reply This was granted,
and the managers were asked to rejoin
April 25'h. and the trial is to take place
April 9th.
Uoghlnn has been confirmed as Attor-
ney for California.
Michael Suhaifvr has been nominated
Chief Justice of Utah and IT, P. FAIRY
Governor of Washington Territory
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