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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20

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AN ARREsT.--On Saturday after
noon there occurred a little fracas in
one Of our stores, which resulted in
the arrest Of one of the parties. Upon
arriving at the Justices Court the ar
rested party, named Rodgers, or more
correctly, DAILY, had some words with
constable Miller, who had curtailed
his liberty but words were not suf-
fcient and they met with blows.
There the beauty, the power of justice
manifested itseif--showed its true
power and influence by edging its
bulky form between the cnraged com
batants (tllis refers to Justice Could
and poured several quarts Of eloquent
oil upol the troubled waters. The
true merits Of the case will become a
matter of consideration ut 10 O'Clock
to-day before Justice Gould.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20

nj srcK AND MAiMED.-We call spe-
cial attention to the advertisement Of
DR.. Thomas in another column, who
has returned to Virginia to resume
the practice of medicine, surgery
etc. The Doctor is a graduate of
several noted colleges, besides having
certificates from leading physicians
and surgeons as to his ability. His
office is on the second floor of the
Douglas Building, next door tc the
Bank Of, California, South C street.
Those needing the advice or service
Of an NJ d. would do well to consult
the U0ctor. 81 i1,js guf r..traili4J ...=.4
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20

AIR CURRENrs. AT the Sntro
tunnel they have one of Casseli's air
meters. a portable guage for measur-
ing the velocity of currents Of air in
mines. ventilat, < dnes, etc. By;this
Instrument the speed OF the air in the
tunnel was measured last Wednesday.
The "Independcnt" says: "At shaft
No. 2, 90 feet pei, minute, or 1.13
miles per hour; at shaft No. .1--west
side-270 feet per minute; east side,
1875 feet per minute; at mouth of tun-
mel, 35 feet per minute" This is
something new in this country
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20
MINING ITEMS.

Y q ~ II - TT h#2
Since January +, San Francisco
has shipped Overland $e,s4s,aa5 in
treasure, of which $3,646,o7O was in
gold coin.
y Apiece of gold weighing 47A
ounces was taken out of the Dough-
herty claik,,s "a the west bank of
Butte ,0resk, sBpte County, a few
DAYS aVo.. VA -~
Twenty-thres.. sacks of Gladiator
ore from Boulder, Colorado, wasire-
Gently sola "a Golden at theirate of
u 900 . ton, the Highest price paid
for ssainpfesbf He lot being $4,000
per ton. ~ 5~at
aThe Upi6p Mill and Mining Com
pany aress Simplifying the Nevada and
Efnpfre State mills in Six-mile Can
yon from the Ophir mine. Winfield
mill will also start up on the same
ore in about a week. "''' 81 80
" J.. 4 W
The General Thomas. mine, Column
bus District, is keeping up its repu-
tation by tile regular shipment of
buliioh.. On the 18th instant four
bars, I valued at $1,684.75, were
shipped from the mine. ni191o3 = y
The Daney mine in Spring Valley
is expected to shortly start up. 1T
will probably take ton days or two
weeks to free the mine from water
before actual work can be ! COM
menced in the lower levels. 'TF.EHI
ID On the evening of the 18th, $685.
900 Con. Virginia bullion was
shipped, $4,000 stiIl remaining in
the office. To date the product for
the present An onth has been 81 $685.
021 80, an excess over February's
production to the same dateof $250, :
900. .,l.tsf,u.',e .l-'g' t...,. ~
The great iron deposits at Copper
Gap, near Auburn, Placer County,
CAL, are soon to be Utilized by the
erection of an iron furnace, the only
one in the State, all the arrangements
having been perfected to raise the
$75, 900 capital required to run it the
first year, n...,.,. .-... laz- ~
The following new companies
were incorporated on Tuesday, at
San Francisco: The Mitchell Gold
and Silver Mining Company, to mine
in Gold Hill. Capital stock, SO, 900, :
600. The Tahoe Silver Mining Com
pany, to mine in Storey County, Ne
vada. Capital stock, $4,000, 900.
We were shown last evening a
| sample Of an assay taken from the
| groupings of the South End mine.
| Like the one mentioned short time
ago, it also predominated in silver.
| The result was: Silver, $101.3l ;
gold, $1516; total, $116.E.l This
We consider very encouraging for the
top; the bonanza is deeper. 80
+ The "Independent" gives the fol-
lowing items regarding the Sutro
Tunnel: Number of feet driven at
! last report G1th), 12.515; number Of
1 feet driven since, 10; total number of
feet in tunnel, 1880. Length wild
ened out from January 90 to March
8. 1863; since, 800; total length
widened out, 1869 feet. The rock
in the header is brown porphyry,
very hard to drill and blast. Tenn
perature at the header, 80 .. ~
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20

wpRsrLINa.L The celebrated
,,-s.tler Homer Lane win wrestle
with v. B.. Sabine, well known in
ri, county, this afternoon, at Ma
t;onal Guard Hall, Virginia, at Q +.
N The match will be according to
the Detroit rnles, best two falls in
three, for a purse Of $500. May the
hest man win! fnly
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20

wooD DRIvE,-In few days the
annual wood drive will commence at
Dayton. We understand j. ID. Sims
and James Cornell have the contract
for taking the first drive ont of the
river. II is estimated that the pres
ent seasons drive will amount 40
about 10000 cords. There VIII prob
ably We three or more "booms," one
being at Sweetapple Flat, another ut
Rock Point aud the third at Dayton,
This is quite an important feature Of
industry in that section during the
late spring and early summer months.
The majority II our mills and many
OF the mines are furnished with wood
from this source. .-, e. I...r,.,.r .f..r
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20
STOCK REPORT.

. STUN s.,s..ls, a:,.s .s.
,.so>hir. 81 s7h 67h 67AbG a. - 90 1
az az XsIicsn. s7k a7h 80 ~ ~ ss0lo . =
-. .ssa,a 4 Curry. % As.saak ask.7y y
an Dcst / Belcher, 62Rtsset 6a asnT
80 0siifornia, S9h ~ as SY&sa.s
i ,ogs Savage, 10 1ak. % -
10 70 Con- O. virginia. 80 lghfQ sos "a 50 Seer
10 Chollsr. 1913 l2S u NJ
OK ssS Crown Point. rs 25b6 OFF, M IN
- yellow Jacket. llduyt VIM,
~ ~ imperisi, II I6k 1dlE. w y
"a Empire Mill, on s'* W. 49, y
-, 70 k sipss, s. s. sss s,nSia ssA
40 Belcher. "a 8h. " /lHsVA q
"a 06nadence, 26k 26%. "a, -
"a Sierrx Nevada. 24h FAX "a. %s4 ~
,%S Exchequer, 20& 20k 20 20A bS.s ~. b m,
100 Daney. IN l..
~ ~ Sea' Beicher. 90. ~ , -, \
,,Ss Oyermsn, 80 IS SO Ban SO 83A s4be S3%.
40 Sustics, ~ ses9 26A. --it'f't"
$50 succor, ~ ~. iL-.l ,,,> %
1906 Union Con-. Tx I'm l7s Tx II" IL
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20

ANOTHER MINER KILLED. - On
Saturday a man named Thomas Cook,
employed at the Knickerbocker mine
was almost instantly killed by being
knocked off or falling from the cage
while ascending tue shaft, and was
crushed betweea it and the timbers
He and his partners had been putting
in some holes, and after Lighting the
snuffs he jumped on the cage and
gave tile signal to hoist; and "a, the
cage started snuff was noticed to be
out. One of the men jumped offsthe
cage to re-light it, and the unfortunate
Cook, in attempting to Civ, the signal
10 stop, in some manner fell as stated
above, was caught between the cage
and the timbers and was instantly
killed. He was native Of Bodmin
Cornwall, England, and about thirty
thirty-tive years old. .'' ''
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20
EMPLOYMENT.

We have six girls, recent arrivals from thu
States. suitable for l.ouse work. dining room
nurses, etc. Also, four good waters and twt
orders from the county promptly attended
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20

"a
CAPT. N. STEARNS..
y HHAL narArH,
General Commission, Business
-. go, land.
COLLECTION OFFICE.
Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S BuildiHg,
$40 VIRGINIA., NEVADA. - % I
b buH i.ian FOR SALE. N"r' 40"
A lot 5oxlOo, corner OF II and Taylor streets.
Lot 6Ox6O corner Of Sutton avenue and H
Streets Lot 25x50 corner OF q and Taylor
streets. The old Postoffice lot with all the
material on IL. A house and lot on South G
street, house with four rooms and lot 2ox
100 on Howard street. A house With ten
rooms and lot 3Ox50 on Howard sire e..
house with four rooms aud lot 25x50 on Ridge
street, A building lot 30x5O on Howard street.
several boarding and lodging houses. Five
houses and lots and ten other lots back Of
Parker's stable on the Divide. for sale on the
installment plan. Also, lots In al parts or
Virginia City and Gold Hill. UfoL NJ oila,
n'5' 10 RENT. y ~. ~
A house on Stewart street. A new house
containing ten rooms. with all modern Inn
proyements. A house In Crown Point Ravtne,
six rooms; rent $25 per month, syatgsr.5
|" -5ai MONEY TO LOAN, s'.5 ,al
From $500 TO $40 GOO, on real estate securlts
ESQ., liz a.p ENPLOKkENZ. ulosa. ~
We have six girls, recent arrivals from the
States. suitable for l.,use work. dining room,
=. <Sx~I aAa~r~ "a 4sryk,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20

. To GARDESERs. ETc.-All sorts
of Garden and Vegetable Seeds,
Flower seeds, &c, for sale at Bon
hams, at Dayton. Orders filed by
mail or express. .i.a d. s'ss'oz' e
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20

QcEEN ISABELLA. = This noted
woman has retained, through all her
sicissitudes, through the powers of
misfortune, a love for tinery-alo love
Inherent to her race. But amid her
exile from Spain, nothing soothed
her sorrow or drew her tears until
she received magnificent lace hand.
kerchief and \ pattern Of silk from
the ,enterprisIng and popular firm Of
A. Vaenberg x Co., No. 80 South G
ST., Virginia City. They have yet
on hard the finest assortment 81 dry
goods, fancy goods, hosiery, furs,
etc., etc., In tie State, and are now
disposing Of them at prices that will
astonish you. Call and see for ypuf.
self. HrHeuH q IL
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20

FRESH SEED.-Those who con-
template sowing their front yards
and lawns In grass seed, should call
on j. A. Bonham, at the Dayton
Postoffice, who has latge supply
OF fresh alfalfa seed. 10 in4 ea0lt
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20

+ WHY rs ITf--Why is it that eve
rybody goes to the Metropolitan boot
and shoe store, No los South Q street,
1t is because they can get boots aud
shoes cheaper and better than in and
store in the State. G. A. No. .emeier
knows how to please his custcmers.t
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20

10 REMEMBER THIS That about the
cosiest place In Virginia Is the Iden-
ticsl Saloon, No. "a South q Street,
kept by j. ]. Miller, a popular and
affableI gentleman. Elegant club
rooms connected -Lattentive mixolo-
gists-in fact, everything is sway
, 1876-07-17
a 8enslbfe FRrrot.


Tho lover animals are, as . general rule, slow
to o1lcr alylcs, perhaps from feeling thai their
suggestions would meet With little favor from
loftily 1aau. When, however, chance occurs
Of hearing thcir opinion, 1t appears to consider
Rblo advantage. No human Witness, for instance,
ever gave better advice to lftigants than did il
parrut aumtnoned ~ evidence In casc latcly
tried At the Rugby County Court. in which i.
laay Of Independent tneans sued butcher for
rs {s25) damages, for illegally killing cockatoo
belonging tu plaintiff. Each purity WAS repre-.
5cntc1 by solicitor. Tho dctcnso was that tho
defendant shot the eoekatoo mistaking 1t for an
owl, Tho fellow-btru of tho deceased was
brought into court, aud, while the solicitors
ss.sa ws5s si9sas axre PF9 ooa,o s Ssu ot s
eants to "shako hands," aiso to ashautt
up" \ Ills remarks might perhaps have had
Moro weight lal ho not intcrlardcd them With
requests for "sugaE," However, that might
be, he took the failure OF his advice In good
part, aud was carried out OF court laughing
t,eartly, and sttl entseating thu parties to shako
llAnds. It lnay be feared Tint, although ulost
anxious tor hik own part to promote recon-
clliatIun, this an!able e,ekatooa behavior Ia
coust eau only hayo tcnlled u enyenon tho
controversy regarding the value OF h!s do
ecasel colleague.
, 1876-07-17

FLOODS AND DEVILS.
'OAAuA, Ncb., July 1o.-Passcngess who ar-
riNod frtxn tue East at late hour last night re-
poyt that tho night before, during heavy storm,
c;givcrs WAS washed out miles west Of ottu,t,-
va, \In-, into which d heavuy-loa4lcd freight
train. ran at high speed, completely dcmolishng
1t, killing Nelson Burt, engineer, and kcrtmal,,
hrofn an, md seriously injuring brakeman. A
passe sges' tu.tn due few moments later at
that E1ace escaped all Injury. ..-.
Last: nis ut, at l:S0, sotlc one pulled the bolt
out OF tho bottom switch nt Atkinson, H., unl
opened, 1t, doubtless to throw the passenger
train fipm tho track. Fortunately II stopped
ut AtlslHon, and tic rate Of speed was slow
when 1t started out. Tho engine wus detached,
and use engineer alone slightly injured.
sPR1NuPlRzp, ILL.,, July 1G.-fn tho short hut
severe tnorm Yesterday, Il house. III thu tlorth
part Of town was unT0ofc1, and Il couple 'of
telegraph poles III thn same vicinity were split
apart. +:
, 1876-07-17
GOODE VS.. PLATT.

6p<c4d QtfbdfcA 10 7ne 1f1buns+
WASHINGTON, u. c., July 1B.-1be House
Committee on Elections WILL report tomorrow
I'll tho caso uf Goodo vs.. rlntt, Of Virginia.
This. is thu most interesting election case OF the
session. Tho certificate Of election was given
to tllc sitting member, Mr. Goodc, although all
tho members Of the Committee admit
that It ought to have been given 10
Mr.. Plat, tho Republican contestant
4 majority Of tho Committee, consisting
Ut nll the Republican members ansl bIcssrs.
Thompson. OF Massachusetts,, and House, of
Tennessee, will report III favor Of giving tho
scat to Mr.. Platt, leaving tho other i've
Democratic !neinbers to make minority report
tn favor Of Qo6lc.
It scctns that, after throwing out 900 or 400
votes in the navy-yar1, Of Norfolk, district,
which were cast fur Mr. Plat, he still has d
minority Of at least rs votes. Tho report
OF the mtnority, in favor of 0oode,
Is based on the exclusion 0f s1l the votca
In two townships III which Tlatt had n
minority ot 100. Those. yotes they exclude on
tho ground that they wcFo carried to the County
Clerk in n bay lnd tfn-box, instead OF
being scaled up Iii the ballot-box as the law re-
qnlrcs. 1t was proved that five out Of tic SIX
oiectton inspectors were fdcnds Of Mr.. Goode,
and that tie proof Is clcar that the ballots
wcro correctly counted, and that there was no
fraud. Tho reason for thu informally was tlsat
tic Inspector had no Ecallng.wax The case
will excite an interesting debate IN the House,
mud tho result Is In Doubt.
, 1876-07-17
A1lpous Preservation Of Human Bodies,
Clinton t{o.1 Hkraid.

Some fourteen years ago two children OF Ar.
Calvin Upton, gcd and years respectively,
died Of scnr!et fever and were buried on the lot
now vacant, corner Fourth street aQd Second
tue bodies to tho Eas., anl to preserve them
tho Interior Of each colin was lined With Zinc,
tho top being eoldcred In ortler to make It air.
tight. Tho coilus wetu buried deep, and wero
laid upon tho solid limestone rock which UNDER
lies thu soil ft tlat ncghborhood. A few days
ago hr. Upton decided to hare tho bodies Of hIa
, 1876-07-17

A sad domestic tragedy, oerasloned by the
conduct Of runaway wttc, recently occurred
u4an, u De!nyil'e, In that neighborhood, de-
serted her husband and family, going to Mohrs-
vile by stage. The husband, loft with hyv
email chIltlrua, concluded to tukc them to his
eoinmoucel tho Journey, but tho horsu
became restiyp aud kicked Ia tho dish.
board, injuEing two Of thu little ones terribly
about tAu heal mud laco. The youngest
Leaving tho children Ia tho road, tho father
went for usa!stuncc. During his absencc tho
stagu calne up, with tho nlot6er among the pas.
senEcFs. B'1o hatl recolsldered her resolution,
aud wa4 returning II her husband. most af-
fccting scene Occurred whcu tbs repcntant
woman recognized her cAlidran, two Of then.
lying scnseless in ps,ol of blood, and tho rest
frantic With terror. Thu family ire again unit
deashbed VI onu, an1, possibly. two Of their
GlildttQ
, 1876-07-17


dtnary idiots, dressed In rcd and black vctvcteen
were pointed out as the Aztec children, while
minute individual h . s~al1owtail cost md very
tall hat waa described as tho Mormon dwarf.
IF atntn Mormon, you know. only Mormon
BY birth" explained The man who pointed out
tue attrnctions.
"lhese 'erc is tho Aztec children as is sup
posctl to hc 3 years old and Is the last q their
nrcttes which don't know word nf English
bit understands What ynu say what did 5uu
see eominE ovcF IN tic ship"
THIS intcrrogatory w;s propount1e1 to the
snial1cr of the !ast Of his species, who waved
MS haflds over hss head and gr1mmaecd fearful
~:
storms you see," continued the Snowman,
tnnmnliantly. "And what did you DO on the
etlRt"
lne elder Of tho last Of Ills species Kicked up
hts ie9s.
"Danced, eh," cried tho Snowman. rs be
anled tatnous grin on the l'ahle OF their sort,
VINO grfnncd. They 'Ftrc ungodly looking cfca-
tufes, With monkcy-shapcd hcads, 5ctreattng
Iofeneaae, and patcs utterly without phrcnolog-
leaI meSelopincnia. a..
iheg nets likc monkeys. they plays Ike
mnnkess, ahu they ar. TIC sst OF their species,
, 1876-07-17
THE DEADLOCK.
CONFERENCE on THE AKNY DtLI.

6PEC!ut NtFa|c" ~ 4Ht 4Ff1HHe.
WASHINGTON, D. C., July 1G-Thc conference
upon tho Army bill has at last reached q dcg-
mite ugrccmcnt, aud, II tho condition Of bust
ness will allow, 1t will be reported In tho scnato
tomorrow. The House has yielded, as 1t has
bcc,, reported It would, both tllat portion Of
tho bill reorganlslng the army, aud that part
reducing and fixing pay. These main portions
Of legislation, together with all minor matters
Of legislation contained TT the bill, arc to bo
submitted to Boarti which is to report next
December. The Doarl is to consist Of two
members OF tho House, two Senators, the Sec
rotary Of War, mud two officers Of the army, one
a line officer md tho ot,.cr from thu staff.
THE OTttERsssTICKRns.
Tllc Conference report Oh tho Bulsdry Civil bill
has tccn written out Thu House yielded, Its leg
islatlon nlnlislIng various supervisors and regis
tiers Of election. This has spccial, references to
thu Southern statrs. Tho deadlock On the
Legislative bill still rontlnucs nnl prospects do
not sccIn rs good "a las been reported for OIL
agreement. The same Is true Of tho Consular
aud Diplomatic bill.
, 1876-07-17
FIRES.

LIN N2I1CANOs
The alarm from Box 7t8 Mt 1880 this morning
was caused by the breaking cut Of fire In tho
fous-atory brick building No. IS North Wells
Street, the north 20 feet Of brick row owned
By the Ncwbcrry estate. The hamcs were frat
noticed By violent explosion, which threw the
shutters violently from the windows on this
Second floor, and exposed tho interior tnass
OF fro. Ollcer Whalcn ,of tho Chicago Avenue
Station, sounded the alnrm Immediately, and sir
minutes later the 2-11 glarm WIS eoundcd By
SIasshal Sweeney. The fire burnt briskly up
through the wooden floors, tho inhammnble
paints md oils, mud chairs slowed upon them,
and, famed by strong draft through tho
windows In the front aud rear, Which tho e1-
plosion had torn open, the roof soon Wa on tlrr,
and, caylnE In, caused additional devastation. 4
marble front row On Michigan street, the rear Of
whlch abutted upon tho burning structure, and
also tho adjoining stores tn tho Ncwecrry
tlremen saved them with only slight dumngc
by fire or water. Tho burning store, Which Ia
unly 20 feet Wtde7 Is separated IRON the rest Of
the row by good f!re-wall, and has other ac-
great use BY The arc1uen last evening. Tho
two lower lOorS OF tho store are occupied by
Ferris u Avery, dealers In pntuts, oils,
and glass, and tho upper aoors BY Alex
f9afi Teqs 9F Avery es carried fsa'manuf.s,G5y Tasyi
heavy stock Of paints, hut most Of 1t was stored
upon tho lower t}oor, which Wills only touched
by fire, and not very severely damaged br watGr.
Their lo=s will nut reach uvcr Is, 000, and Is
fully covered by insurance In Eastern coinpa-
llics. Alexander Blair loses about &, 000 upon
Ills stock Of chalrs nnd manufacturing tnachtr-
cry, nearly thrcefo,,rtils of which was burned III
No. ~, tic remaining fourth consisting Of dam
ago dune by water and heat. to stock Of inc
ehairs stored IN the adjoining building, No.
~. Fortunately thu firm had taken tho
prccautton to keep thick iron doors between tic
Two buildings, thereby preventing the cntire de-
struetIun Of their stoek, and perhaps Of the en-
tire lock, IN the fire last night. His stock Is
only partially insured III unknown companies.
The damage to tho bullltng will probably
a1nonnt to not lcss than t3,00O, which u fully
covered BY insurance ln large Eastern compa-
nics.
The cause Of tho fire Is mystery, There
waa no onc lnst1e tho building since
evening, and no way In which IN In
cendfary could reach tho second floor, where thu
flames wore first noticed. Tho only plausible
WY OF accounting for 1t Is by thu spontaneous
combustion Of some rugs used Ia the paint shop,
causing tho explosion Of can Of 'henxiue Or
some other explosive liquid.
Tr atarn fronl Box $40 at 8:H fo'clock last
evening was caused by an cmploye oi the Amer
lean District Telegraph Company, named Rus
scll, turning III tic alarm by accident. lie las
been hiding hls head ever eIllcc, and could not
be found by the Fire Department Inst evening.
, 1876-07-17
AT 3IENAslI4A, WIS.

Gptcfut CorTtypoxdsnee n Ths TtfbuHs
MEHAsuA, Wis, July l5-On Friday after
noon fire broke out at the extensive hub and
spoke fautory Of 'hicBara. Webster IL Lawson,
Mcnasha, the largest concern Of tho kind in the
Northwest; aud, despite tho unnugging c1cr-
nons OF tho t!rcmea, could not bo con-
troilcd until 1t had consumed their new
factory, mid inflicted other damngu to q
serious extent. The premises destroyed
contained some Of tho finest machinery
ever manufactured, in addition to u hcayy guam
tty OF t1nihhcd and undnisheI stock. The loss
will ba very severe; but 1t Is understood to bo
covered BY Insurance In Bcvcrl companies
Aesa1s. Webster Il Lawson arc much respected
III the nclghborhood, 1.-The latter being Mayor Of
afcnnsha. Their goods are standard aud known
over ITO men, many Of whom will bc temporarily
thrown out of employment by this calamity.
, 1876-07-17
NOTES AND NEWS.
J. RUSSELL JONES OK GEN. liUNLuUT.

spsciot Dlspatch to 7hs 7ssbua&
,..t. .ros ,,nor,nn;,.,v o,,ontc,l ,,v .h. no,,,
h1'lh' hla usa',one4y "'op'ea w !ue tlouse
CoMHittce Of e'ya1 SesVsee on satufuay' IN 1ao
abscqru Df Gen. Hurlbut:
j. X. Jtrcs. difoctcd 10 the Committee on CiYil
Ecrvico ho r nsneu to him, m W. regard the sane
tu bo improper, irteluyant, nnl 10 baa ta.te. and
should nut bo reefed oy tG Cnnttee oeeaaso s
Hey relate enttrs ~ inpssann ~ te
th. subject matter h1'aeF 'a'eess@t'oa ~ wv ~op