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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Gildorsleeve,
YOUNG HIGHWAYMEN.

d1ohWA1MEN.
James Hcnshaw, one Of three young desperadoes
who tho night OF January robbed Thels n Meyer,
OF No 2O7 avenue A. of watch chain, ring, locket
and s25 in money at Twenty-thrd street, First
avenue, was triod and convicted OF highway robbery
1t seemed that Mr. Meyer disposed of his business
that day aud had been drinking with the to whom
no had sold. About ten o'clock he his way
homo. When he reached the place named he asked
henshaw, who was standing with two others when the
next car would como along While talking with him
the other two pinioned his arms behind and Hcnshaw
went through hs pockets robbing him OF the articles
named above. One OF them then struck Mr.. Meyer on
the head with blunt instrument and the entrO party
took to their heels Tho young roughs caught a
day or two after, and Mr. Meyer positively Identified
sisant District Attorney Bell the Court deferred the
sentence OF Hcnshsw till his companions shall have
been tried
A-HoTEL THIEF Gagged.
Charles Gilmore entered tho ST. Denis Hotel on tho
2lst of December and acted in such suspicious
ner as TO attract the attention OF John Fitzpatrick,
porter, who finally tracked Gilmore up stairs and
found him in room 70, with handkerchief and pair
of gloves the property OF Mr.. John A. Spooner tho
occupant OF the ROOM In his possession. He was ar.
rested and falling TO oer satisfactory explanation OF
his presence in tho room Judge Gidersecye sent him
TO State Prisen FOR two years and half
CAME DOWN WITHOUT FIRING.
John Keene, lad Of seventeen pleaded guilty to an
attempt burglary the premises of William Wirsns
No l, 0o1 First avenue, on the Sth of November and
thereupon sentenced TO five years in State Prison.
GETTING THEIR DESERTS.
Frank Devere, who stoo buffalo robe from the car
riago of Commissioner of Charities Thomas s. Bren-
man, was to State Prison for two years and six
months.
Elias Mcknight, who stole So worth OF dry goods
from the store of Thomas J. Smith, No. 442 West
Twenty ninth street, pleaded guilty and sent to
State Prison Tor two and half years.
James Anderson, for petit larceny, sent to the
Penitentary for three months.
Mary Meade, denizen of Greene street. charged BY
Patrick Moore, OF Greenwich, Conn, with having
lieved him Of his money pleaded guilty and sent
to the Penitcntiary for three months.
Frank Sarer cigar peder of No. Is Clinton street
charged with having stolen IS from Carrie kaufman
a lady living next door, who bestowed her affections
upon him, was tried and acquitted
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A TALE OF TWO HOSPITALS.

Several days ago despatch received at Police
Headquarters stating that Mortz Alexander Of No 21o
Madison street, mad attempted suicide by taking paris
green, but upon being sent TO the Mount Sinai Hos
pital was treated IN such manner to cause hts re-
covery when he sent home Yesterday AIexan-
der's death at St Francis Hospital in Fifth street.
was reported at the Coroners Office and HERALD re-
porter went In search Of information TO the
Al No. 100 seventh street Mrs. Bernard Alexander
and Adolph Alexander cousin and brother OF the de-
ceased found, when the lady told the following
story, which coIIQporaied by the brother:
ON ~LsusNwnw ing last Mrs Exeuber, with
- a. No 2lo MadiaOn street.
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday John Dunf, Of
No 80 Liberty street, held to answer on charge
OF selling tickets in the kentucky lottery. The tick
cts, which were gotten up in elaborate style offered
the most tempting inducements to purchasers. Bail
hXed al s., 900.
William 0'Brien, acartman, OF No. 13 Rector street,
held to answer 81 900 bail for having In CONCERT
with some unknown man, attempted to steal box of
toilet SOAP valued at $50 from in front of the premises
The prisoner denied his guilt and said he employed
by man whom he did not know to cart the property
away.
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CUBAN LAWS OK PARTNERSHIP

There was cutie lengthy argument yesterday in the
Supreme Court General Term, in the suit OF Peter b.
King and others against Domingo sarra, Implicated
with Pedro A. Grsu and Manuel +. Lopez The suit
srosa drafts made by Grau, Lopez Co, OF Glen.
frcgk Cuba, against shipments OF sugar from Cuba.
The traits were for the Of 800 600 and the sugar
WIS sent u fornd BY the referee that tho
deiendants owed 10 INC transaction sos 4S 20 and the
suit was dismissed against sarra he being lin ted
partner and under the laws or cuba not liable In tho
argument yesterday q c0.tendcd that Sarra was
not exempt, no, bav ne registered special partner
and that as the plaintiffs resided here the should
be treated under the Jaws OF this State on tho
QiheF hand i claimed that The fact Sarria being
Hpecial partner was known 10 the plaintiffs and the
should be governed by the laws Of Cuba. The
COX the papers reseTving ts decision.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Ottcrbourg
A DOG FIGHT.

Officer BraIsed of the Seventh precinct, on Wednes.
day evening made descent ON the premises of John
Gullary No T3 Montgomery street, where dog hght
in progress. He succeeded in breaking up the
sport and arrested large number of spectators The
prisoners gavo thoir names foows:-John Cochran,
No. 239 Monroe street, John White, No. 252 Water
street. Dennis MCGOWAN, No, 80 Sheriff street; Mat
thew Manning, No A Gouvcrneur street; Morris Ftz-
Peter Eagan and William Watson No. 81 Jackson
street. Guary, the proprietor OF the premises was
held in 81 600 and the others In $500 each TO answer
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OF 81, go, 6oe 90 10 that undertaking Mr. Morris
took strong grounds against the appropriation In view
OF the enormous expenditures already made ior public
improvements The matter laid over for future
consideration.
resolution was passed asking the Legislature
TO pass suitable laws for the purpose OF protecting the
actual ballots at election until after the vote Is
nnaly declared by the Board Of County Canvassers
me next regular meeting OF the Board Will De
held on next ThursdaY
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MORTALITY IN BROOKLYN.

There we're os2 deaths In Brooklyn last week OF
tho deceased Al we're men, As women, s. boys and 6l
girls Smallpox carried or "A victims, diphihera q,
Group IS, consumption 25 and pneumonia H. The an.
nual death rate tor 900 living was "a Ia decrease
OF 50 per 900 from last week. and 80 per 900 from
the week before. one hundred and twenty one ofthe
total number Of the deaths we're ehildrea under ave
Yearh
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deemed ample evidence to warrant his being takon
into custody II also the belief OF Captain CareY
that Sharp had something 10 do with the robbery or
one p Gabriel, of Ferry, Me-, in this city on Decem
Der last Of valise containing $500 When taken TO
court, however, yesterday there was no complainant
appearing against Sharp, and he discharged on hs
parole.
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KEEPING A DIsoRpERLY HOUSE.

oicer slevin, of tho Fteenth precinct appeared as
complainant against Washington Dean, of No u South
Fifth avenue, and twenty three others, nearly all
negroes, for keeping dsordery house. The total
number Of arrests made by the police in the case was
twenty fvo OF which twenty two negroes The
officer heard them creating great noise, but found no
gambling paraphernalia beyond dice box and some
dice. Judge Bxby lined them So each for disorderiy
conduct
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge BixbY
ADULrERArRD MILK.

The Board OF Health is continuing its raid upon the
milk dealers Yesterday, upon complaint of ohlcer
James C. Jepson OF the sanitary squad and evidence
Of E. Waller, Of the Health Department. the following
persons brought to the Court and charged with
selling impure milk and gave bail in $500 each TO
answer:-Poter Hynes, No. 27S Seventh avenue; Her
mann Sinniger, No. 60i Tonth avenue; Deltrck Cau-
sen, No. la Eighth avenue Henry c. Meyer No. 100
Tenth avenue; Martin Brummings No 12o Ninth ave-
nue.; John Rohrs. No 500 Ninth avenue, and Frederick
Hincken, No $50 Eighth avenue.
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ToMBs POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Flammer. X

ALLEGED swINDLING.
Philip Schwerseng was yesterday arraigncd at the
above court a charge Of obtaining money under
false pretenccs The complainant was Henry "
Gsbagan secretary and manager Of the Providen, So
ciety OF this city, whose affidavit sets forth that In
October last schwcrseng by representing hts ability 70
secure a number o persons in Poughkecpsc and else
where TO become members OF tho Provident Society,
was appointed agent with the understanding that no
TO receive twenty i've per each yearly pre-
MUM he obtained During December Schwerscng re-
ported number OF names Of persons who, he said, de-
sired 10 become bond fde members OF the association.
He hquldated their monthly indebtedness for one
month and the society, believing that the new sub
scrbers were genuine, paid Schwerseng his commits
sion amounting TO $500 Tho society, however, sub
sequenty discovered that the prisoner had made false
representations and caused bis arrost Judge Fiam-
mer held him in default OF 81, 900 TO answer
ARREST OF AN Ex-coNucT.
Charles sharp old grayb bearded man, who is said
TO have been confederate Of the notorious confidence
operator, Charles Tweed vas arrested on Wednesday
py Detective Hagan, OF the Fifth precinct on sus-
plcon He was found negotiating the sale OF three
gtd MaShqs. and. bs.aS 90 sxf0nTieL ihl WAS
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A BOSTON BURGLAR IN BROOKLYN.

Yesterday Joseph Kaiser, German about thirty four
years of age was srragned before Justice Dcmar in
Brooklyn on a charge OF burglary About halfpast one
O'Clock yesterday morning Mr.. Michael McGrath resid.
ing on Third avenue, near Fnysccond street, Brook
lyn, was awakened by the ringing of burglar alarm
bell Mr McGraih, with his son-in-Iaw Mr. Hanna
armed with club and revolver quietly made their way
TO the paror, where they found tho window
Open and discovered Kaiser behind the piano He
asked them not TO kill him and surrendered He was
removed the station house, where number of bur-
garous implements, pawn tickets and papers were
found in HIS possession He claims to reside in Boston,
where he says he has family Mr. p S. Bryant, of
Ovington street, who robbed OF $3.50 worth Of
clothing Saturday night called at the station house.
and identified tho coat by Kaiser portion or
his missing property. He pleaded guilty TO the charge
OF burglary and committed to await the action Of
the Grand Jury
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ANOTHER BROOKLYN

Suit was commenced yesterday in the City Court,
Brooklyn, by julius W: Adams against Demas Barnes,
to recover S25 600 damages for libel The plaintiff the
suit Is chief the Board of City Works and no
bases the action upon article which published
in the Argus the paper owned by defendant, January
s. 1876 The plaintiff said that Mr Barnes must provo
his assertions meet the legal consequence Of making
them.
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II COURTS.
Selecting the Jurors to Try the One
Million Suit Against Tweed.

SIX OF THE JURORS CHOSEN
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SUPREME coURT-GENERAL TERM.

Albany, n. Y, Jan. Is, 1876
N the Supreme Court, General Term, the calendar
for Friday January H. is as follows Nos 49 g. 65
g. 10 49, 10 so, 81 81 IS, 81, SS, SO, 90 o. o. 95
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBKRs-Hc by Judge Bar
rett-Nos S. 91 los, ia 1871 1884, 1e7, 2o2 pa soS,
surREME CouRr-GENRRAL TERM-Held by Judges
Davis and Brady-Nos, II, IL, a. 16 3o 49, a. OIL, 63
g So So Ss 81 g. ls s y q g. g. e. e. 81 s. s e. 81 80
SUPREME CouRr-srEcIL TEEn-Hed BY Judge
269, 27o 271 27s 2I4 215 27e 277 27s 279 $50 2s5,
2se s7 2SS $780, 2ss 2s4 2s5, 2oo 2aS. soi, ao7 2Os
SuPREnx CoURT-CiRcU1T-Part Held by Judge
Van Yorst--Short causes-Nos. 1888, 1l90 1887 2l9S
1914 20l+ 1885, 3505 $685. 1lo3 1866 2032 2000 1925
Westbrook-Case on, No. 1904 No day calendar
Part 3-Held by Judge Lawrence. Short causes--Nos
1854 1863 1855 & Yi @ ISIS Ss sass 5s.9 @ asOs a5
SUPERIOR CouRT-SrEcIAL TRRN-Hed by Judge
sandiord Nos q, is, "a, 25, 2s, 2
SUPERIOR CorRr-TR1AL TERx-Part Held by Chief
Justice Mcneil Short causes-Nos. 1895, 1853, 1884,
1916 1921 1897 1894 1TT4 $780, 1906, 1881. Part p
Held by Judge Speir.-Nos GA, 1890 1884 G42, go,
49, 500, 9o4, 900 ses, 97o, 5a4 1884, 4l6, 1880
COMMON PLRAs-GRyERAL TERM-Hed by Chief Jis.
tice Daily and Judges Robinson and Larremore Case n
AZ; Nos. a. 49, 81, SO, "a, 81, &C.
COMMON PLxAs--TRiAL TERM-Part Held by Ju6 &c
Van Hoesen.-Nos. 696 1899, 1909, 1l50 COL, 3Sl =,
573 500 SOL s92 1l04h, $50, 1924 22G0 ll99 Par g.
Held by Judge Van Brunt-Nos. 1909 1871 1882. 1888
1890 1891 1892 1893 1894, 1895 1895 1897 1898, 1899
140O 140l 1902 1908 14O4 1905 140d l4O7 140S 1902
14l0, 14ll
COMMON pLkAs-EoUIry TrRM-Held by Judge Joseph
MARINE CoURr-fRIAL TERM-Part Held by Chief
Justice Shea-Nos. 597O, 37T3 37T4 1906, 37T7 377S
$780, 1928 5924 G3l9 1885, 1894 1914 GAIA 615s Part
2-Held by Judge McAdam.-Nos. 3622 37i0 PASS, 1878
1865 1922 37i2 $780, 5S44 $685. $780, $685. 3779 2346
Part 3-Held by Judge Sheridan Nos 6l20 4476, $780,
5l26 62O2 $685. 5lSo 62sS 6366, 30S0 l6o 1882 6S71
1868 5S65.
Court GENERAL SEssIoSs-Held by Judge Glider
slecvcThe People vs. Joseph Porter and George Ron
pert robbery Same va John Whelan and Samuel d.
Cox, robbery; Same Thomas brennan, robbery ;
Same VS. Timothy o'conner. robbery; Same VS.. Fred.
crick Grau, John Rcrt aud John Rimer rape; Same
Frederick Meyer burglary; Same VS.. Michael Don
nelly burglary Same John A. Machado perjury !;
Same Kate Donnelly. grand larceny; Same VS.
George Faith and John Connors, grand larceny Same
VS.. Daniel Dorgan, grand larceny; Same VS. William
Walsh, grand larceny; Same Joseph Warren and
Joseph Allaire grand larceny Same VS.. William Mil
Ter and Bernard Cullen grand larceny; Same Mary
Bennett grand larceny; Same Francis Rodcn
grand larceny; Same Frederick Wittmir burglary
Same VS. Daniel Crawford attempt at grand larceny !;
Same William Stope, petit larceny; Same vs. John
Dorcey, burglars tools
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CuY HAIL, ConNIssIoSER's oYYIcK
Hon wILLnx H. wIcKHAM, Mayor
SGMy ehSn mas ns I'M ~ ooe oeSn eaea TO the
(Iiere follows Alderman Purroy's resolution which had
mode informing the Mayor that the disagree
men. h ns aSS ns % sn ne
pay day aborers is too serious and penetrating in the
decision the price Of day wages in this department. the
@ %S With agS s % any 0H ak
my behalf to withdraw my name and also 70 relieve
tcn may be Of my power TO be useful and efficient Com
Corporation has been notified TO you can but think
esSs sGS yoa free to ADJUST the matters uSSinderod
hy my nnateteu eonseons anu N snS &c. OF
your confidence expressed my original appointment but
Of this department you vndcston my official
s9nanS o my % % bs sn.s ns oye On %
this department. OF deeply rooted aud vicious system OF
labor cannot dispensed with and whether wisely
80 and S & f pS@dns @ SSsS s
the demands Of unemployed In this city, willing and
those who shall come ac me and by the record of my OH
eis act' With great respect your gssdsn %
The Mayor also sent another communication TO the
Board, which read nominating Allan Campbell Tor
Commissioner Of Public Works, and quoting from tho
statutes under which he acted In making the nomina-
tion.
Alderman REILLY moved to lay the matter over until
Alderman PIxcKSEY wished to vote upon the nomina-
on at once lie spoke euIogistically OF Mr. Campbell
and SAID he then ready to cast his vote in favor OF
him.
Alderman PURRoY stated that tho Mayor informed
him and his colleagues OF the committee that he would
not nominate another candidate at that meeting They
had been taught by experiences OF the past to make
haste slowly He advocated posiponcment
Aldermen HISS and Rowland also spoke in favor of
immediate action. The former corroboratcd Alderman
Purroy's statement as TO Mayor Wickhams promise.
They indorsed Mr. Campbelps character IN the most
earnest way.
Alderman PrScKSEY then moved the Board proceed
TO vote at once upon the nomination. This motion
lost by vote Of 10 the Affirmative to 10 IN the mega
two
The whole matter thcn postponed until the next
meeting Of the Board.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
resolution was passed authorizing tho payment OF
enumerators engaged IN taking the last census The
resolution OF Alderman Morris permitting railway com.
panes to sand their tracks was amended so as
TO extend the same privileges to stage companies.
Alderman NORRIS introduced resolution asking for
the publication OF letter Of tho late Mayor Havcmeycr
dated April H. 1874 the Brooklyn Bridge 10 conncc
ton with a proposition offered by Alderman Purroy
asking the city 10 give an additional aporclElsi.aau
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CONTINUED ON NINTH PAaE.l
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-01-28

the profits of Vinegar Bitters are not dis
trihuted among the legal fraternity, all
precedent is at fault.
THE LAST FRAUD
which agitates mercantile circles is the
iately-SliSSsOyered defAlcafiOn of BeckwitI
the confidential man of Babbitt. the soap
manufacturer. Beekwifll was in the habit
of paying ont 81. 300 and entering the pay
inent a fDr $13.0 600. p0elteting the differ
ence. This little game wel:t on til he had
stolen over $500. 900! Babbitt and lie qtfar-
relied one day. and Babhitt discharged him
mot for the theft. for lie knew not hing
about tlMt--and Beekwith went into hiding.
Blbbitt's suspicious were not aroused for
three months after Beckwith's departure.
when an Investigation was had. and The
stealing was ulsearthed. and Beckwith ar
rested. What Is curious about il. ia the
fact that business man like Babbitt should
permit defalcatiotIs to so great an amount
to go on so long without amy ones knowing
anything about it. He was in the liabft of
going away from his business for months.
leaving cheques signed in blank. which Mr..
BeckwitIl filed up with any amount he
saw fit. aild appropriated the money as he
pleased.
This was paralfelefi few months ago
by young man in the employ of a we'll
knCytn importing h0IISe. He was on a sal
arf OF 81. 500 q year. but, nevertheless. he
kept three horses aud two women. aud IAN
thrtWgh wiIh $160.0O0 of his employers
money IN tile Three Years. VIXEN fire de-
flIc.sfion was discovered the yhtiltg genfle-
man tssas safely sttSav. and flle fittn could
not settle their hIssilless withnut him. So
they got into correspondence with hin. and
forgive him on condition that ne wmiti re-
tuFIl and explain his sfsalings that they
cOnlai GAt tlIeirsboNIts Straighteilefl mp. :yHe
gootl-naturetlly did 1t. for he had nothing
against them! Why Beckwitk did not
| get aStay With hfs pittfffIeF IL sffysfery.
The itIi0t never left tlle city. Mr.. Bahnitt
Is entitled 10 no sympathy. TIE merchant
who runs his business so earefessly Offers
premium to thieves.
BUSINESS
continues as dull ~ evef-~inaee6i II fs tit
tit. more. so. Now that the holidays are
over very large number Of employees
have been discharged from th.. retail stores.
and much suffering is anticipated. It Is
horrible TO swell the already tifronged ranks
of the unemployed. There are ununinber
ed thousands who would .be glad OF any,
thing I'D do that Woull give theu daily
bread. The slack trade has thrown thou
sands of salesmen. book keepers. and peo-
pie of that class. who have always hved
tclerabiy we'll out of employment. and
they suffer more severely than others. for
they are not used fo it. The revival Is
| most anxiolisly looked tor. PIETRo.
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Pacific SIopers.

( "a
a Universalist church is l,eing built
at Coquille City.
Haslett, the .'pilgum print was in
Roseburg last week.
&. Ellmaker, of Long Tom, lost sheep
by depredatory cayotes on the 18th.
The town Of Marshfield is out Of
debt and has several hunired dollars IN
the treasury.
Wells, Fargo q Co. have established
an express Office in Ashland, with j.
d. Fountain as agent. 81
Tho Eugene brass band were bere-
fted on the. 18th a concert was the
aaeans pf1aisiag tllea1fn sai.das. -
The CeiaeniiaI'' Dancing Club was
organized as Rosebs,rg last week.
Everything Centennial now.
John orth, Of Jacksonville, shipped
1000 pounds of hides and deer skins
TO San Francisco, last week.
7. M. Gale has retired from the Cal
(Roeebnrg) Publishing Company. r
Newconb is now sole proprietor.
z. Henry Brown, Secretary of the
Oregon Pioneer Association, wants /
brief biography Of every pioneer Send
Il to him at Salem.
Forty.tllree marriage licenses wert
issued during the year 1875, ii jackson
county. Forty-six mortgages and 81:
deeds and patents were recorded during
| the same period.
Ashland has now on hand FIRE appar
atus IN good order: SO Ere buckets,
ladders. 5 Gre hooks, 2 axes. 2 speak
ing traanapesa, II fra bats aud fir
truck witFappa tus attached.
a joint stock company has been.oi
gapized At Elkton, with capital
s8 600, for Gle plgrpsse Of erecting
steam gfist aid ssgili ri Or near d
mouth of Elk cras TIN stock
nearly 81 taken
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A failure Of crops is predicted in
Oregon the coming season. The early
fall rains were too slight to prepare the
ground for blowing. The great storm
that set in November and continued
until December, with scarcely days
let up, astonished the oldest settlers,
who had never experienced any thing
like it. During the prevalence Of this
terrible storm the grodhld became too
wet, generally, 10 work. and little Or
no blowing was done. And the ground
is genera y TOO vet as yet TO be .put
in order. oregonians hare boastea
that there has never been total faii-
ure Of the crops here, and Il, this season
should prove 70 the contrary, i will Be
the fisst o. record But we apl,seF1end
that no such calamity is 70 befagl Ore
gon this season. The weather already
gives Indications Of change Tor the
better, and We should not be sprpriesd
10 learn before tie month IS out, that
our agricultural fFie- de were busy pre-.
pairing their fields Tor the summers
harvest.
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Important Notice.


A II A HEGtLAfs MEETING OF THE Board
n of DIRECTORS Of fte Ait,any aud SantiaTn
Water Df.ch and CafTRl CtJl7nRfy. Held Gf the
.effice Of said ceI1f'any in Albany Oregon,
he llfil dag Of 3auRfS. 1915. the following res
oiation was aaoptea ny the unanimous vote Of
all the Directors of said Comndny. to.wtt
II stie.d Thai meeting of the sfoLs.nokders
Santiain Water Ditch and Canal Company, he
ant he same Is hereby ealled 10 meet Mt the
Office of said Company. a. Albany. Oregon. on
the 25ih day of February. lS76 at the hour Of
one O'Clock In the affern on of said day, for the
Durl,ose OF considering he pr0priety OF and au-
hortZing he dissolution of such corp0Iatt ion.
the settling of IT'S business dsposing of its prop
crty and The division of its capital stock
R sofuHd. That the Seer tarv of This ineorpo-
rarton be and he is hereby authorized and tti-
rec Ell % give notice of srIch NEE ing and sh3
purposes thereof. by pnbiicai ion of the same
for thirty days in the ALBANY REGISTER, q
newsuaner nu)lished in Albany in Linn county,
Oregon, ana by service of snch no, ice upon each
s; ockholder, whose residence is known, by
mail.
In pursuance of the above resolution
NOTICE
Is hereby given TO the stockholders Of the A.
many, thaf there will be meeting Of said stock
holders, at the Office of said Company, in Alba
ny, Oregon, on the
25th day Of february, 1876,
Mt the hour OF one O'Clock in the affer1Oon of
said day. for the purt,ose of considering she
proprlety Of and OF aut horizina he disaoirt ion
of such coriOrttion the settling of its business,
disnosing Of It's properly and the division of 1ts
JAM 81. ls76-l7w5