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The Daily clarion., 1876-03-09

Respectfully submitted,
f. 6. BARRY,
M. A. WETTs,
On the part of the Senate.
f. A. STEBBINs,
+. L. GAYDEN,
M. h. JONES,
H. P JACOBS
On the part Of the House.
Leave was granted to the Managers of the
Cardozo Impeachment Case to sit during the
session of the House.
BY Mr.. Baker: To extend the privileges
of the House to Gen. a. M. West; adopted.
E THE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT BILL
The Senate bill to reorganize the Con-
gressional Districts was taken up pending
a motion to recommit. Mr.. Drake moved
to table the motion; carried. Mr.. Tison
moved to strike Oktibbeha from the 1st
District and insert Union. Mr.. Spight
moved to table; carried. Mr.. Guthrie
moved to reconsider the vote TO consider
the bill by districts; carried Mr.. Yellow
ley called the previous question; and the
bill passed; yeas 81, nays "a, absent 2S. 1t
districts the State as follows:
lst District-Tishomingo Alcorn, Prem
tiss. PontotOc, Lee, Itawamba, Monroe,
Chickasaw, CnlfaX ,Oktibbeha and Iowndes
"a District-Tippah, Union, Benton, Mar
shall, Lafayette, Yalobusha, DeSoto. Tate,
Pamela and Tallahatchie. 81 District-Le
f1ore, Sunt1ower, Grenada, Carroll, Mont
gomery, Calhoun, Sumner, Choctaw, Win
ston, Ken per. Neshoba and Attala 4th
District-Holmes, Madison, Leake, Scott,
Newton, Lauderdale, Smith, Jasper, Clarke,
Wayne and Jones. 5th Dlstrict-Hinds.
Rankin. Copiah, Sim pson, Coyington, Law
renee, Amite, franklin, Pike. Lincoln, Ma
rion, Pearl, Hancock, Perry, Green, Har-
rison and Jackson. 9th District-Tunica.
Coahoma, Bolivar, Washington, Issaauena,
1azoo, Warren. Claiborne, Jefferson. Ad-
ans and wilkinson.
BY Mr.. Mccormick: That the privileges
of the House be extended to Drs. Murphy
and Montgomery, of Holmes; adopted.
The bill to authorize the correction of as
sessment rolls in Bolivar county. was indefi-
nitely postponed, general bill having
passed.
By Mr.. Johns: To amend the act TO ere
ate the Board of Pilot Commissioners of
Pascagouia Bay; and the bill passed.
Several Senate bills were read and refer
red.
S. B. to amend the charter of Kosciusko.
passed.
BY Mr.. Dabney; To amend section l44O.
Code of 1871, in relation to attachments tor
bebt; referred to special committee. con-
sisting OF Messrs, Dabney. Drake and Par
sons. ~
BY Mr.. MeNair: To incorporate Friend
ship Church. Lincoln county tabled.
By Mr.. Crosand: To change the bounda-
ry lines of Tishomingo and Prentiss coun-
ties; passed. =
BY Mr., Dyer: A joint resolution to amend
the Constitution, in relation to the size of
counties. Mr.. Spight moved to table; car
ried. h
Recess until rs O'Clock. gm.
Proceedings of night session Tomorrow.
No time to talk about Andersonyille
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HOUSE--FIFTY- SECOND DAY.
WEDNESDAY, March Sth, 49,

WEDNESDAY, March Sth, 1876.
Mr.. Speaker Street in the chair Prayer
by Rev DR.. Crane; present 81, absent "A.
Leaves of absence were granted 70 MeSsrs.
Meade, Campbell and Warren. Leave was
granted TO the Managers of the impeach-
ment of Gov. Ames to sit during the sessions
of the House.
By Mr.. Jarnigan: To extend the privi-
leges of the House to Capt. E.. L. Sykes, of
Columbus adopted.
SPECIAL ORDER.
To re-distrct the State into Circuit and
Chancery Court Districts, came up as the
special order.
Mr.. Featherston moved to amend by
striking Yalobusha, Calhoun and Pontotoc
from the I'd District, and inserting DeSOtO,
Pamela and Tate.
Mr. B4rksdale moved to- recnmmit, with
instructions to bring in a till districting z
the State on the basis Of the districts in the
Code of 1857. Mr.. Spight moved to table
the motion to recOmmit; carried and Mr..
FeatherstOn's amendment was tabled. Mr..
Leigh moved to reconsider the vote TO
consider the bill by districts carried; and
upon motion of Mr.. Leigh the previous
question was ordered and the bill passed :;
yeas Ga nays 26; absent 26
EXECUTIVE CONTINGENT FUND.
The joint Committee on the Executive
Contingent Fund reported upon the Gov
ermor'S epnrt OF the expenditure of the
fund (Rtport of the Governor appeared
in The CLARION sometime sipce.) The
committee clos, d its report as follows:
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An Inspection of the accounts and
vouchers shows that expenditures have
been made not relating to the public inter-
ests; whether this is legal, or how far it
has the sanction of custom, your Committee
express no opinion. They recommend,
however, appropriate legislation on that
point, and will submit bill thereon at an
early day.
Respectfully submitted,
The Daily clarion., 1876-03-09

No time to talk about Andersonville
now. Let the dead past bury its dead.
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Witness was then permitted to retire. and
Mr.. Manager Barksdale recalled witness w.
+. Gibbs, and proceeded
.. lie your examination of Yesterday. T
understood you to say that you had met with
Col. Matthews on the street and given him
part of the 81 ,250 check, which YOU had
got cashed. Now state whether, at the time
you gave him that money, you showed him
the two receipts you took?
A | did. The money and the receipts
were were together. The mony was placed in
the receipts, folded up.
), q. Are you able to say whether he read
the receipt? : W
A | think he did; won't say positively.
L, showed him the receipts, because had
deposited the money with Dowsing.
!, =. Did you inform him how much Won
had deposited with Mr.. Dowsing? -
, A. don't know that did. But think
he read the receipt.
Q. Did you offer him the whole of the
money you had with you?
A. did, sir; rendered him The whole
OF it; and would like to explain what T
said yesterday, or what l. intended to saw
My remark was, Col. Matthews hers :
your fee' your money" and took it out Of
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE
SEN ENATE-FIFT1-S SECOND DAY.

WEDNESDAY, March 8, 1876
Mr. President Stone in the chair. Alb
sent, g.
Leaves of absence were granted to Messrs
Taylor, Pratt and Gray, (cOl)
BY Mr. Fewell To extend the privl eyes
of the Senate to Hon. VIM. NJ. Gwin
adopted.
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@. Was this conditional or uncoHf- !,
A. That was all that was sald' = !,
tainly anxious to tell all that A@
it; but / do not recollect any nT, !,
lieve / said in my examination ] I,
Col. Matthews office-did not illlJ =
went to his house, early on oui'''
ing, and offered it to him. =,
Q. Did he take it, or decline. T. .,rss J
A. He declined it, and Salq =
about Barrentine having given n,I .L,r
previously, and made some to % Igh nh
@. Well, you said you wen. y
tine, by direction1of Col. MatLnso. MLeo,..
A. May l state the circums'FD'
Yes. d
A. II went into Col. Matthews 4 4
return a law book which ! nav oss
days. When l went into the orI UI 8
covered Governor Davis there i,
Matthews. / put the book on .nJ .
thanked Col. Matthews for II, rs5 Il b
to the door. Col. Matthews Car mis-
nickname which he uses; on I @!1
met Davis going out. Wnen . Z sp
office, Matthews said, "!ng'' q aBe
for Barrentine." Well, said ! a n
notified Barrentine ?" he sab .tsbs,a
have sent boy from Cook ~ "
note to him. "But," said ne; a,rn i
to go and tell him to come ,or w. er y
day" I said, "Will the ra poi ~
time? / have no time to sRa'' lSa '.ai ]
go to Texas tomorrow. n' '.bouli
important that Barrentlme ortsnt
Well, supposing it wes lmPO & AZ
down to the stable, got a team a5 10 tsI'
and asked him if he wahlesu Akg|
with me. He said " J 6, s,,.o,toOk q
miles from Columbus, oNT5 n5 tod
asked him for the note - Wv went n
60 home; the note and Matthews hg
His reply was, that Col Via IT, plal
lcoNT1NuED FROM THIRD
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-23
A New s,eam.r fsr Lake Tahoe.

The latest addition 10 the steam tieot on
Lake Tahoe. says the San Francisco CA"oH-
iei,. is the iron steam yaicht Meteor. built
at a cost Of nearly $4,000. She il owned
by ID. l.. Bliss, u Carson, aud ID. D. Mills.
% San Francisco. Their anticipations VI
having the fastest boat OH this side Of the
continent have been fully realized, and
visitor. u the lake will be enabled 10
steam around IL in less than six hours ; =
trip which has heretofore taken at least
twelve hours. The hull is composed Of
iron weighing but eight tons, her frames
being ia1la inch angle iron. and plating
one-eighth inch thick. Her length over
all Is 81 feet: on water-line IS feet beam
at waior-lins ~ feet. Her engines con-
sist ~ two iO-inch cylinders with l2-inch
stroke. The boiler Is 81 steel, tested To
carry 400 pounds 10 steam. The propeller
/. 81 inches Ia diameter. aud IA feet mean
pitch. With 33O revolutions on lbs pounds
~ steam the Meteor makes 20 statute
miles par hour. The moicl was designed
by T.. j. Andersen. architect VI the Three
Brothsrs. while the engines and boiler
were designed and built by W. II. Eckart.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-23

Tun I.Iuur STYLE OF OYSTERS. Morgan
4 Co., the famous oyster manipulators Of
san Francisco publish thsir annual greet
ing 10 ,he bivalye dsvouring people OF the
Comstoek range through the advertising
column. Of the NEWS to-day. They are
importers aud dealers In all kinds OF fresh
oysters. supplying ths trade with the
choicest Of New York transplanted oysters,
California and shoalwater. Bay oysters IN
any quantity. ut the lowest rates, fresh
from their own oyster beds. They pay
particular attention to country orders. put.
ting up oysters In packages OF a hundred
OF more to suit and shipping them In
prime condition. Many 81 our most prom
iuant c~iti1sns thus have fresh shell oysters
arriving regularly every week, thus getting
them cheaper and batter than In any other
possible way. Send Ia Morgan 4 Co.. No.
81. California market, aud have them for
ward YOU a hundred oysters by express
each week for 4 month or 30. and you will
get your full moneys worth. Try IT,
BouSD To HAVE TuE LicESsr.-- Nr-
sinia'. new City Attorney, T. A. Stephens,
seems determined that the city will get her
pound % flesh II he can manage 1t. vir-
einia merchants who come down 10 Gold
Hill with their wagons and sell goods Arc
compelled to pay a licen-o for the privil.
cgr. but Gold Killers who take similar
I'm. !. ILL.,, ..n s,e,Iaas
is now determined 10 make them psny up,
aud to-day had = warrant issued for u
prominent Gold Hill dealer. intending ~
make a test case.
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Alseel SAlrs.

San FR,Scisco. November 23-2 ?. N.
Ophir-tss asked.
Gould a Cuuy-l2s bill.
Impsrial-3 ~ bid.
Justicc-25a bid.
Alrha-1 sold.
Gould 4 Curry -i2b agked.
Northern Bslle-M bid.
Ielcher -i3s bid.
Mexican -21it bid.
MOdOc-G asked.
Northern Bslle-3i bid.
Con. Virginia - bal.
Imp.rial-2 - sold.
Crown Point-sS bid.
Excheluer-i2a bid.
Con. Virginia as sold.
Crown Points, asked.
Ssyagc-iOS bill.
Ophir-t3s bid.
Beat 4 Beleher Nv bill.
Hale 4 Norcross-Th bid.
California 521 sold.
Ophir-i3a asked.
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n,..-. NJ. n,,,.
pLiSs.A
~kenberry LETT Tor . visit 10 san FRANCISCO
last evening, and at midnight Blinksnberry
,.m.,lea n him.elf. Now All, In com
Una .b.;r w.. dawn nm to An, I.ed.
sids' On N wa. a iamp. a bottle and .
box VI tobacco. In the hand Of The man
va. a blood anu h%'e, sna ,h ~.
srs u y spa sri,, to IN, wife tSst he i.
60
nhsi'i'iss ohA.N
kalloch delivered . lecture on 'he ba''e
Of Life" al Cooper Hall. Virginia. last
niybt In n small audience. The E.ispri..
ava "his eloauencc Is like = mountain
torrent n IL rolls resistlessly along"
This would argusf lno lung power On the
part OF tie resercha senii nn, III
apply Una, umo ~ sst as.ssasa and
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THE MAsoHs.
The brand Lodge IN session II
Virginia.

-
The Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted
Masons is in session In Virginia. Yestcr'
day tho following officers were present
Robert w. Bollen. Carson. N. W. Grand
Master; De Witt @. McKenney. Austin.
r. ". Deputy Grand Master; Merrill +.
Freeman, Eiko, II. W.. Senior Grand War
don; Henry L. Fish. Reno. R. W. Junior
Grand Warden John @. currie. Virginia.
v. Grand Trsasusr; Samuel W. Chubbuck.
Gold Hill. v. Grand Secretary; Rev.
Charles McKelvey. Virginia. v. Grand
Chaplain pro tenn; Rev. John u. HAM
mond, Carson. W. Grand Orator; James
NcGinniss. Silver City. Grand harshai
David L. Bailey. Eureka, w. Grand shhd,
ard Bearer ; Ksppel Rice, Genos, W:dr.na
sword Bearer pro tenn; George y. Muller
Unionville. w. Grand Bible Bearer pro
teIn.; Michael j. Henley. Virginia, W. BE-
Nor Grand Deacon pro tenn; John A..
Caldwell. Belmont. w. Junior Grand Dea-
con pro tenn; James L. Sabine. Winnie
mucca, Grand Steward; Dennis Mooney
Aurora, W. Grand Steward pro tom; John
D. Bennetts. Gold Hill. ". Grand Organ.
ist; Charles Y. Meyers. Phoebe, W: drana
Pursuivant pro tenn; Elbsrt B. kincaid'
Virginia, W. Grand Tyler.
REPRESENTATIVES, or LoDors
The Committee en- Credentials reported
the following persons entitled 70 seats In
tho Lodge aud to participate In the DELHI
erations Of the body: Jacob Tobriner.
Carson Lodge No. 1 Gsorgs Robinson'
washoe Lodge No. 2; Albert Hires. Yir-
GINA Lodge No. 3 ; John FArnsworsh. Viz
ginia Lodge No. 8; Charles hcDunis,
Amity Lodge No. 4; Dennis Thsmpsen'
EsmsraldA Lodge No. 8; David II. Jack
sou, Escurial Lodge No. Z; Edward H..
Edge, Escurial Lodge No. Z: Dewitt u.
Mckinney. Lander Lodge No. .; George
Keith. Valley Lodge No. .; Charles y.
Brant. Valley Lodge No. o.; John A.. Caid'
woll, Oasis Lodge No. II; koppell lIcs'
Douglas Lodge No. II; Fred. Pnrth, Doug
las Lodge No. ~; Charles A. Richardson,
l,ono Lodge No. Is; George II. fogy.
Reno Lodge No. Is; Evin Harris. White
Pine Lodge No. II; David E. Bailey. Ku-
rcka Lodge No. 10; Elijah \. Yates, Elko
Lodge No. IS; George y. Muller. Hum
boidt Lodge No. II; Charles =. Meyer. St.
John Lodge No. 10; James L. sabine
winnemucca Lodge No. 49,.
There were q number Of Past Grand Of
licers and Past Grand Masters also pres
ont. as we'll asa large number OF Master
Masons belonging ~ the various lodges In
Virginia. Gold Hill aud vicinity.
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Arrival. .L,. M.ra,.x.


A WOMAN named Jenny Lorcy was ar
rested ia Virginia last night on a warrant
charging her with petty larceny. II se.uis
thai Annie .ant some things belonging ts
the landlaly 10 the wash AMI Ia the mean
time changed her residence and had tho
articles delivered at her new dwelling.
u,on scuooL LurE,RY ExERcIsrs.-
Tomorrow AFTERNOON the regular monthly
literary exercise. will take place at the
High School in Gold Hill. Misses Fannie
West and sarah Quintr,ll are the editors
az the c..,,.s;ai this month. aud som"
good things may b. expected.
A uorELrss C,sE.-A man named Mike
Kelly was released yesterday from the
County Jail, where h. hal bc.n conhh.d
f,r tbrs. months for beating his vile
Ni.ha.l celebrated his liberation by get
ting g~loriou.ly drunk. and he woke up IN
the city Jail this morning.
Tug bankruptcy records were yesterday
all transferred from Virginia City !" Gar
,on. where in future all bankruptcy bust
n... h.tore the United States District
Con,t will he transacted. Register stro-
tLsr will, however. remain a. formerly
Ax,r.-xKSr.-An assessment Of 30 cents
ma, .h.re 1. levied by the North COnsoli-
lated Virginia Mining Company, delin'
a,snt on the 27th day Of December next.
Nee official notice ia our advertising col
umns to-day
MIR GuuoHE /. IN trouble again. Last
nigh, he and a man named Robert
..e-,u.,.,...,,. N, II .troet. Roth
nvpn.n, 81 a char. az di,turbing
the peace was entered against them.
I-xYopv,r,n, w,xryp.-The rc.id.ncc
49,. - ,..,
% w" 49, -,
9',.d ~. .J,,,,i.,msn, puLIIshoI IN
another column to-day.
Tnis has been an'y OF o'a'A e''r '"l
b'ooay "o's. ~
virginia; Iu1 sr ~ .e,sa,igc
Prike hsh', anu any
ss'''
wHks q Gold hi'ler s"'aiS'" u'''
and ~naounce the dr! ''e'" "
they ~exasperata the %viriuous man by le.r-
ingly suggesting thai he Is "a'"'ns ''
drunk ,,
TmE weather stu continues "''S
The atmosphere is a. clear as crystal ani
although the mornings aie a u'"o an'
10, ,s S""'0'"
r. h,o,h., ~ the senator. is in
-. - ~, n,i,ht..
disease 81 the Kidneys. lie Is recovering
AMI will remain At the Bay until spring
p-.o,x.-ou Pn,Sg suw,rr will look at
,spiri,u.li-m from a scientific poin, 81
view ior the bsneii' OF the virginia I'oe'''
coeie'y on 'sha's e''"'"s "'A"
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A ~suprocArING couGu.

10 . letter to Mrs. Lisle, Of chicago, . web
known contributor TO the Western press. shs
ascribes the cure Of . dangerous cough. accom-.
P iSnss Of ~ yIo S,ssSans a. and n T.r ,an say eoasS,"
she says, "thrcatened Ia ~rnff0cate me .
but the Honey Of Horehound and Tar has
removed every trane Of H." Tho letter was 10
4 lady friend In this city. who has placed u at
the disposal Of q. N. Crittsnt0n. Z Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothsehe Drops cure In one
minnie
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FOREIGN NEWS.
rs. Eastern war Q....Isn.

Tue Esstesn Wsr Qeessso".
LooDoS. November 23.-The Board Of
Trade In this city have received . tsls-
gram from the British Ambassador at ~.
Petsrsburg stating that Russia has given
Official notice that Iursia has given official
notice that tho barbors Of Odessa and he
bsstopol. 81 the mouths Of the rivers
Dnieper and thestrAits Of Kertch. are OBJ
structed. and vessels are forbidden TO ap-
proaoh In the night time. and must CON-
municats with the guard ship before
entering. In daylight entrance without
the assistance Of the ggardship 10 ALSO;
lutsly prohibited.
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srOcK ~REPORT.
.lnsro.rsp pArlr AT a. =. kr.rrso a co.,
M. Frase,.~s Beard.


LAST HvESIso.
40 Yursl. q .,..M
rs Jsekson. ~
Is Leopard. 81. 6s.tS
go northern Belle. us. =
loo Hussey. tfkc
10 General Thnnas. u.
$50 Manhattan. l5s
pst- Patrick. ~
Iuo doc q
D New Coso.
80 foorman. Sc
s65 baltimore t.jk
ls silver I'LL. ~
IS Challenge
1lU no / I.land. sTkc
as New York IS
$50 Alts. IA
125 Phil sheridan, ,
40 wooiv,iIe. 4
go Lady w1.hinston. N
sS Ko-.uth, ..
SIS Andes, ., IA
Jan We l.fArgo Sc
10 Lcviathan, We
100 Nosta Con. Virginia, n.
80 Prospect. II
lo0l Monumental, 3O1
io Trojan. TSs
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CuRIsTMAs N COMING.

n you want to make Jour friends . nice
present. 90 10 the Photographic Art GALLERY.
nett 10 Miners Union Hall. Gold Mil, and
HAVE YOUR PICrUTR TAKES; or n you
have one slrc,dy. have that enlarged. You
asnnot make yo.r friends . more acceptable
present than 10 send them . nns ctayon,
Witer-color vr oil Painting Of yourself, such
- 10 here executed nj San fnneisco prices.
Call and inspsct specimens Of the worn At this
Gallery. 10 N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-23

WORLDS GnEAr REMEDY -" Medical
Wonder for rheumatism. neuralgia.
c%ramp-colie. colds. sprains. burns. tooth
ache, etc. ocl lms
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-23

HAoAS's MAGNOLIA BALx preserves and
aestores the complexion. removes freekles'
tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft,
white and delicate. Its application can
not be detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-23

Lyos's KAIuAmox makes beautiful.
glossy. luxuriAnt hair ; prevents its falling
out or turning gray. II has stood The te.'
Of forty years, IL charmingly perfumed'
rnd has no rival.
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IRELAND AND CORNWALL
DUBLIN PETE AND JACK ASkEw IN
THE SQUARED CIRCLE.
A Lively Mill or Sixty.n,e Rounds
.orLp oIHELANp- WALKS orr
WITH TIE GLORY.

ssms rceaiiar Fixhtinc - s""'s
Zeal Riows The s"he~ S.r
Iusn. rrn~sics E~xnspersse a"
Crowd. hut via the ftghs an"
the M0ney.
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club-rooms and saloons OF tho ootn''oeA'
appeared to H. Thai the men were Ptet!
evenly matched. and betting was INDUCED
IN by The admirers VI the champions. 10
-,,,.in, oo.r,.J AR a.k.j. A priz. fight
s"'' -,.-
- looked upon ny '"e a'''as' ="
regular bonanza OF fun' anu they turh
In greater force upon ruch occasions
than they would at a reception given ny
the President of the United States. Tho
crowd which gathered In frontof the Delta
In Virginia this morning Was Just
such a n as might be expected here anu
one that could not be ionhi AZ any other
place. After considerable ~aihhs mo pro
cession got under way ana Inc men VINO
It seem-d To be As app anu goou-
mn, riIr vas enli,,nci with song. and
wells by those in the wagons and on horse
a with yei,s and songs from Tue
lsu' VI
TiiE nArrtE-fiEi.p
reached al last, aud tho assembled
=, ba.,,i.,,lx .w.i,ol An. coming ~
'''"" '" "
the combaiants. jim MACE "'es'aPheu
from winncmucca that he would arrive In
v.. AZ. ,,o,,i,. anil 1, ori,r IN
~. ao.~nr,nni, ~ xiin...ing An.
81, a,ss,,,an. x.rc Altered hanger than
n''' .sn"a LII h.,. l..n The
w. ''...u -. .nJ H.. h.xonJ
round Wa ~,n eh'-sn a"a m. D.'.
ri. mi within ,v,nty .t.p. Of tLe road.
aI,hansh a ii,,lc Ioo.e. and Of a lisht,
.'aIv sc,,,..i,io, n was ystel n rool
-" H. A.. hitter. anal fighter. present,
"a ~ -, An lnnx After . Lengthy
anI wv v" - - N. -n,,,.n..
anu sNas"us
"i even lha' Pn,-" ~ -
nerri a~sgr'sa.Ion " ns'. ~
aiu'.s. Iailou 'n'n"; I"sA -, ~,
W." Nh"S ''P''"' ny ''''"
rug nRuIsERs
u..r,.l AL ,h., bn.ine.. woull be-
gin Al once Ai'er'"" u'uA' P'','"'''
LAWYER shiel his cas into tile ring, close
Ia allowing IL. His man was not long in
,Ioi,g Tho ..me. Lawler il a man ~ me-
linn bieht AMI weighs about $50 pounds.
H. r. b,J ..y.rul turn-ups, and is con-
'ii.r-I a gnol man. A,kew i much taller,
- $500
vi,h hanger arms. and has many admirers
.mnn, M. Cornish ~ this section. Law
- ..,,in m, toss" and took a position
..i,L III. h..k IA IA. am. Alec Nixon was
.-ha..n ,.tcrc.-
u BATTLE
At half.past II o'clock the referee called
So. :, .nJ hath men with their second.
:, A. ,in, .,J .hool
anne !" tue h'u'i' wv
lands IN approved style. ""' '"A' '"'!
N retired 10 their respective corners and
',e scratch was marked. Time was
.,lI,I a .eeonl time ami the principals
- 80 D., an. ,iy.t round. hath looking
..in. ,nJ determin.l AZ the crowd
~ ~ tn. va. n great crush
.,sin., IN, ZONES. AMI Ina tho first excite
gains, y ,laas.r ,hat ,h.y would
n.i,ine-what there was Of il
s...,cn
- Prom An. dr.t i, wa. syi.
- I"at.r hsJ m. L..t Of the SPAR
.,,I,n"h ,.I.w hell AN advantage
ne, aa,n, ~ M. length Of his arms.
e. = it'll f,nc, worn Pete got in one
IN ~. ,i,ht an The Corni.hman's left
WIN ns ~, H." in The Isft an his
laoi ST. ~, Dnlli, pete. In
"e - hiaw Iauler tripp,.i and
~ 1''"s
''u. nl I.xi., .ot bi. l.ft In for
y. -, Nm AMI went Ia grass 10 avoid
= .lsu.
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