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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03


FERTlLIzER-ToR SPRING CROFs.
WILL have hand Ober Is Sons Standard
w Fertilizer for Spring Crops This artieIa
has no superior IN the market. All chat 10 me-
cessHry is Try it beside thOse sIid bs The best
for by JAS. LAW HOOFF co.
RIRD Cages and Hanging B.,ksts. ~ ssi. BY
a JAS. Law. HooFF = co.,
II ORSE Collars, for sale by -,
ii JAS. LAW. HooFF + co.
TIVE Cheapest and Best Powder md Shot in the
i county. Try it. For sale by ihsD , 7sss1 .
JAS; Law HooFF CO:
TEE isrgest cheapest line Of cutisrJ IN ths
Jas LAW. HooFFF4 co.
GOLD and, Silver Wire for Pictures, Picture
" Cord, Picture Saiis. & - fer ssIe by
JAs!LAw. HooyF &'cot
A xEs.-chespest Axe in The county. for sale
A b JAS. LAW. H0ofF soo!
LHREEZERs, Water Coolers, Fly Traps. Fans aad
JAS LAW. HooFF 4 co.
TIISE fine Of Buggy. Carriage. Riding and
T Wagon hips, for sale by
rr JAS. Law. HooFF CO..
TRAiS Cradles. sn.theS, Scythes Rskes Rifles
u Stones and HE:v-st suppIiss, fonssle.by
JAS LAW HoOFF co
DLoUGH s.-The 9-+ / end n two Tfor,. PIoorh.
Earenied TO dolhs woTk required Of it, Try
- -r1 sJAs.LAv7 HooFP q CO..
SHINGLES sadilsIings. for sale by
- JAS Law. HOOFF co.
SISfi LIE and Dnubis Iron Beam Steel Shovel
J4s: LAW. HooFE4coy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03
$40 TO SIS A DAY.

MADE by Agents in citics and couBtry towns.
IVA Only necessary to show samples 10 pske
EAiss snd ney. for any Oi employment
and dispored to work. Used daily by ali busipsss
men. send stamp TOR circular. with prizes ,a
agents. Address ESPECIAL AGENCY"
NsndslI Bulldog, chiesgo.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03
MISC BLL-A EoJ 50
That iafufaIist's Agency

HE NaCuIallSt 3 AS 61kCy
Asl been esta ) IisIIed AZ 3795 EHncsster Aven-
-ue, Pnils.Is p hi, for lths prrpdse fof giving
;s-..ctors OF obi CTS Manual Hisl0ry oppor-
IunIIy { I Buying. teIhI g exchanging Their du-
= saSeS now 1Fera Is liohs, AID htAriy S 5000
worth of MIN eT hand. Il have Fqie SyerS ~
COO ssorih since fhe 1IIh Gay OF bussS ~hen tho
frat box, vas put iHyo my sstabgshnsnf. Sester-
dav October 5IsI MY cath szIts and Cash reeeiPts
~s cur o mrs sG;d.5A1 sla BY
over $500 worth ofeagtsyihgs, 10 now ready for
distributiun. Free 30 all customers. Up o.hers
on reseit 81 10 cent? ior iposta destye espe-
cIally TO CALI GtIentl6n to my rtniAfssbiy line
specimens OF A,nsEpn Stone of n hirh tasoAor
have had nIne-tenIhs of all thszspeelmeEs ever
found 1 have made SIX traps to- the locality and
thlnk lliay ssiely say that more will be f9and
GOOD CRYSTALS from IS cents TO : I.eO each. -
- My Tttaniauf is=iueeals e-ttchncsteset kno<r.
Besides the ii ydTaled Titanic Ikcit lite,
q mineral Recently @shalyred by DR.. kUenig. of
PennsvIvanis Uaivers.ty-l have alec remarkably
well erJstsiize Peroi. kite, BI Of enetrous
s:ze Ruti!es 2 ulStsd Till they fOtm circle.
Schor ioulite &c kite. &c. IisCiss2 DIS
In Pegauite VIC have large snrIsees feversd vi.h
minute bright green cry .tals We have the moot
beautiful gTeea W &vslliie ever knsNn. eolorea-by
ysnaoic sCid. "a
Stone are very interesting The Graphite from
New Mexico occurs in hssR gcnsf pristne ;" ~
The Eubolite fr, IN NV Me xice il, the -testeyer
fou nd ~ any 'IoSalSy. We are iselt;ng Amcthyst
at "a lower priS shan 1t ever sods hfase.
w have sold over ,OC0 worth aimee the 10Th, OF
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03

pACoN and LAID Wanted, for which the highes.
ID price will be giyea.
Feb. %, 1876. D. G. HUGHES.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03
DIVORCES

T EGALLY and quietly obtained in every State
IL and Territory .toT Inc nlpa tibility ssd other
causes. matter where the party re,jdes. ia
yesrs' experience. Fec after decree All letters
confidential Addreps A. J. DEXTER. Att'y.
Rooms & ., 1872 Dearborn ST.. Chicago, III. Us-
Questionable references giSe". CoTrsspsndenes
with the legal profession invited.
Apr ;. l-77-tAuE.o.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03

D1sINFEcrING LIQUID Dissolve two
ounces of acetIte of lead (sugar of lead) in
common glass bottle, such as used for wine,
and add t, it two fluid ounces of strong Mir Q
acid. Shake the mixture and it will be ready
for use. A very small quantity of it is suf-
fcient to remove all bad odors in any utensils
or water, closets. If a room is not sweet, dip
cloths into the liquid. fist adding ten teas
spoousful of water to each tcaspoonful of it.
Suspend these clOtl in various parts of the
room, and its odor Will soon be removed, the
deleterious and offensive gases being neutral
ICED by chemical action. This is a much
bet;or method Of cleansing apartments than
fumigation, that is usually but the substi-
tuition OF one odOr for another. But in using
this disintccfant, or any other, one must s!-
ways remember that fresh air drawn directly
through an apartment, and plenty of it too,
ia far more effective method than any other
that can be devised.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03
Hay AND CATTLE SCALES.

HAY AND CATTLE SCALES.
WE are prepared to weigh Hay. Cattle. &c,
w upon the Scales in our Goa and Wood Yard.
The high fenoc around yard gives us special
adva utages in wcighing Hogs. Cattle, SO. Scales
well enclosed with gates.
WASHINGTON & LIPPITT.
Dec "a, 1875.
nRY PINE KINDLING. finely split, kept always
~ on hand al Coal nd Wood Yard.
Nov. IS. WASHINGTON LIPPITT.
GiNGLE and Double Shovel, Iron Ream aud
- Steel Shovel PIoughs; Cast Steel Single and
Double Shovcis for ssle by
JAS. LAW. HOOFF eco.
DLCUGHs.-If you need q Two Horse Plough,
L warranted to please or no sale, try the Heck
erndorn. for sale by
May IS, 1875. JAS. LAW. RooFF & CO.
TTIEA Pans and Coffee Potr, Stow Pans and Tin
i Cups. for sale bT
April H. 1876. JAS. LAW. HooFF & co.
EsTINDSTONES," Brrea.'' Tor ssie BIZ r-
IL JAS. LAW. HOOFF CO.
DINE Tar. pure article. in tin cans. qt'., gall,
i /, . and gallon ems for sale by
July IS, 1876. JAS. LAW. HooFF co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03
Field AND FIRESIDE.
Virtue Of Tomato Leaves.

A statement comes from South America
that singular property of tomato lief has
been discovered by fruit grower. Having
cut down some tomato vines, he used them
mulch around his peach tree. He soon
discovered that the curculio, which was de-
stroying his fruit, had abandoned the trees
surrounded By the tomato vines. Following
up this accidental discovery, he found the
free use of tomato vines proved perfect pro-
lection. not only against tho curcu!io, but
against noxious insects. He found, also, by
sleeping in water some fresh leaves of the
tomato and sprinkling the effusion upon other
plants, the inuumerablo insects which covered
them were driven away.
Some gardeners have tried the above rem
edy, some by accident and others by iuten>
ton, and their success wps remarkable. One
gentleman had all his apple trees ravagcd by
the curculio until last year when he secured
splendid crop. He knows of no cause ex-
cept the tomato plants that were for the first
time among his trees.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.

rTNTfE undrrsicned wouIi respectfully in term the
l public that h" has ndGed to his stock at Choice
Groceries. Qu"ensware. ti'-SE~nrr. Wooden Ware,
y lIov W are. &C., large and we'll selected sup
n lv Of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03

The only Absolutely Safe Iluminator to in
sny Lamp.
1T CANNOT BE EXPLODED.
Elaine, the family safeguard, Warden & Oxnard,
Pttsburg. For sale by
Nov 81, 1878. GEO w r KEARSLEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03
FlRnnel@!
SEWING MACHINE.

fNROYER BAKER newzud improved Lock
" Stitch and Elastic Stitch Sewing Machine for
sale by GEO. w. T. kEARSLEY.
Deem her = ISIS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03

fmparting health and str
everywhere. Office, IS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

The said dispatch states nothing but facts no conclusions; and when sent it, l knew l had good, fearless and reliable authority to substantiate 1t in every particular.
 John WaSson seems to fear that in view of the fact that the motion to dissolve the injunction in the Capital case, was heard and taken under adviSemsnt by Judge French al l2 o'clock NJ, on the day of the night on which Farley and Pomroy, attor- neys for the plaintiff rnole. in said suit, and Hon. S. R. DeLong, J. <. Mansfield and MT Cooler and himsclt-six in number-inya- ded the Judges chamber, as stated in said dispatch, will lead all intelligent minds to but one conclusion, and that k, that the in- vasion, or visit if you please, at such time during the pending of decision sO i'm portant to all bona f ie citizens of this Terri tory-was, at the very least, very W-,imei, if not intended to influence the Judge To de- eide the case then before him according to to their views, which are known to be hos tile to the removal of the Capital to Pres colt.
 No doubt, John Wasson will try. as he usually does when he has been guilty of putting up dirty iob to sneak out or put some one else between himself and the re- sponSlbillty ot this improper visit But if Wasson shirks the responsibility of the said invasion. then Farley and Pomrov must assume it; for if the object of the visit was to work upon the Judges feelings respect ing the said injunction matter, which be- lieve, not only from the particular circum- stances of this affair, but from the past re- ported conduct of this person, John Wasson. toward and concerning certain officials of this Territory, so fur as the said John Was son was concerned, was for the purpose of influencing the Judges action. Sp. if this Wasson, by his snake, fox, sheep killing dog attributes, succeeds in shifting the respon,i- bility of this miariei invasion or visit Farley and Pomroy need not attempt to avoid, by technicality, the responsibility that must attach to either them or Wasson for this invasion or cunning visit. For the known good character of Hon. k. s. DeLonp. J. S- Mansfield and Mir Cooler, forbids the impression even that they had any idea of the real object of the visit, as understand It. So they are blameless. No doubt they were made to believe they had occasion to call upon Judge French at this time; but
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08
PRESCOTT. ARIZONA. EVENING

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN DIsPUTE.-The lowing from the Los Angeles Republican ir- inmates that the people of San Bernardino and Colton are to have trouble about the land upon winch is built ;heir towns as we'll as the farmers adjacent thereto:
 The story that Don Pic Pico and others would enter suit for possession of the old San Bcrnardino Rancho is no idle rumor, but fact. IL is said that Don Pic Pico owned much land in Southern California, and watched it very careles>ly, and many parties taking advantage of him took pos session under fraud. The San Bernardino Rancho is one of the tracts that he thus lost, although the title is clearly in his favor. Persons acquainted with the facts declare that he will be successful in the suit The towns of San Bernardino and Colton are both situated on the land in contest, and the remainder is improved farm land. The parties in possession will make a desperate struggle for the property for which they have paid and on which they have put so much improvements.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08
TELEGRAPHIC
SPECIAL TO THE MINER.

Columbus, May 3l. | The State Democratic Convention will be held here July 25th.
 New York, June l. Ex-Governor Hendricks of Indiaha sails for Europe June 18th.
 Paris, June, l. The Chamber Of Deputies will not vote the budget while the Brogle ministry is in power. This Is in accordance with the ad- vice of Theirs. The Government intends to prosecute the President of the municipal Council of Paris for remarks insulting Presi- dent MacMahon. On a possible contingency President MacMahon may resign. Nj. Theirs will probably become Provisional President
 Washington, June l. Governor Stone of Mississippi says in Washington papers this morning that there Is no trouble in Mississippi.
 Washington. June l. Al Cabinet meeting to-day the Secretary of War authorized sherman to instruct Gen eral Ord to follow Mexican maraudeIs, if necessary, from Texas into Mexico.
 Athens, June l. In Chambers, to-day. the Prime Minister announced io the new Cabinet the intention to donblc the strength of the army by call ing for volunteers.
 Vienna, June l. The Russian army on the Danube is to be increased four hundred thousand men
 Scranton. Penn, June ,. Four coaches filled with passengers were precipiIated from an embsnkmcnt last night, on the Lehi Valley Railroad. The scene which followed bafilcd description. Three persons were instantly killed, seventeen wounded, three morally.
 Washington June 2 Prominent Republicans say to-day that there are three causes pushing this Govern ment on tu war wilh Mexico. The South are anxious for war, and may have d bearing on the Administration, in the hope of gam ing strength in that section. McCrary's letter k generally cgarded as warlike.
 Athens, June 2 After the Prime Minister explained the pro- gramme to the Cabinet in, the Chamber of Deputies to-day, the Chamber. in despite of the opposition Of the Government. resolved by vote of p5 to 63 to hold secret sitting t'-morrow. The early downfall of the new ministry is probable.
 Virginia, New, June.2. Sharon's mills will hereafter crush all of me Justices ores. The Schultz and Non Bergen mills will shut down.
 New York, June 2. IL appears that the war in Europe is alrea- dy aiding American shipmaSters. A circu lar just received says. that in long voyages chartering merchants give decided prefer ence to American over other flags.
 Liverpool, June Q It is alleged that w. II. Vanderbilt has formed large railroad combination in this country.
 San Diego, June g. Intelligent men just from Mexico say that tho agitation of the tilibustering movement has injuriously affected American interests in that country; that the people will fight for |
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08
WHO LIEDs
COMMUNICATED

lCpNAUNICATED.
 OFFICE OF BRIGGs GOODRICH, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND DIsr. ATr'Y FOR PIMA Co, lsr JUDICIAL DISTRICT, X. T.
 TucsoN, A. r, May 9S, 1877. Ic fhe Editor ef ti.e hiHe:-
 Who has lied, the Surveyor General ot Arizona Territory or l The affidavit of William A. McDermott, Star reportc!, herein set forth, will show.
 In sheet. known as the Citizen" pub lisheI weekly in this town, and edited by one John Wasson Hate of Idahol, who now holds the lucrative office of Surveyor-Gene ral of this Territory, appeared a |" eader, on the 26th inst. which was headed, That Lying Dispatch" The said leader or arti- cle attempts to deny the truth of the fol- lowing dispatch (which was sent ny me to, and published in, the MINER, respectable journal of Prescott, Arizcnal: "A deputa- ton, headed by Wasson, Editor of the Citi- zen, and Hugh Farley, Attorney for plain tiff in the Injunction case, invaded the chamber of Judge French last night. A reporter of the Star stepped in to see fair play, and the crowd scattered
 Now, John WaSson, through the same sheet-the Citizen-calls me liar, base liar, for sending the above telegram. Read the following affidavit, and then decide who has lied.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 COUNTY OF PIMA.

William A McDermott, being first duly sworn, deposes and says, that he is the Star reporter referred to in the dispatch; that he gave B C." the information as stated in the above dispatch, and says further on in formation and belief, that the dispatch as sent by "B. G." was to all intents and pur- posas true. WILLIAM A. MCDoNALD. Subscribed and sworn to before me, on this 2sth day of May, A. D. 1877.
 SEAL J. A. PATTERSON.
 Notary Public Pima County.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

ROSTER OF TROoPs-We have received nicely printed copy of the Roster of Troops, serving in Arizona, for June. The pam phet was gotten up at the Headquarters printing establishment by an excellent workman, MT. Chas. AIlebach.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-08

quad gen her valley e prospec
 sn spotte'
 Id valley
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-07
THE GREAT CIRCUS COMING.
Montgomery Queea's Gramd Circus
aud Mcangerie about Co visit tho
Csmstock Again.

,,tut-..- n,,.,o, ~, ILa
Claude Wiiiiains' INC press ss'h' u '"'
above most ieserveily popular and famous
c;rcu. and u,parerie. together with Eugene
IL s......,;,, .,.,, Tor ,h.
a. Weller tue e&'rao'i"b as'"' ""
same, arrived yesterday morning. anu arc
making full arrangements for the second
advent Of their great attraction. which
will exbibit nj virginia CITY ON the 18th,
18th and 10th OF the present month. Mr..
Queens great show two years ago was by
far the best which hal ever visited this
section M To that date. aud this L. infinite
ly sunerior In many respects, a. lac has
c,~n.,sntlv ls,n aiding 10 its novelties.
.nJ ;n.,.,,;,y il. attraction. Only three
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-07
THE I7,o.roor LEVEL.
The Next New Level OF the me-
lionnusa.

AZ supplementary to u regular weekly
mining report Of yesterday. and eonirma-
tory Of our statements relative to the pres
emit and future lower levels OF the great
BONANZA Of the Consolidated Virginia and
California. We give the following from yes
terday's San Francisco Post;
The double Wine now being sunk In the
orc vein on the l650-foot level OF the Con-
solidaied Virginia Is exciting considerable
attention among stock dealers. According
TO the last letter FROM the superintendent
tho Wine was down q distance OF twelve
feet. all the way In rich orc. At q
distance Of one hundred feet, the new
i7JO-foot level will be reached and II II Is
demonstrated that the sans high grade
ore extends TO that depth we predict con-
siderable eIcitemsnt In the stock market.
The new level Is now being opened up
from two directions. A drift IL being run
from the G. 4 G. shaft In a westerly dkec-
ton TO tap the bonanza, and another drift
"a. 4 CO. Is coming In literally from the
south ON the same level. The ca q. cross
cut At latest reports was In a distance OF 100
feet from the shaft. II will be remember
Ell that the crosscut ON the level above
tho lG5O) cut the east clay Of the vein at
q distance Of ESQ feet from the shaft. As
the average dip Of the clay on that level Is
at an angle OF forty-ivc degrees to the
east, II is estimated that the lG5O-foot level
crosscut will tap the ore body at a distance
Of $50 feet. At the present rate OF pro-
gress. at least two months time will DO
required until tho vein Is reached. Mr..
lobsrt Graves has just returned to this
city after making = careful examina-
ton Of the mine. He reports II to
be In excellent condition. and says that
the ore Slopes ON tho 1850 are widening
out and yielding a rich character OF ore,
the prospects OF the whole level being
more favorable than at any time In which he
la. inspected IL. With these facts In view.
together with the splendid outlook in other
mines, ID cannot be said that the Com
stock II not as attractive rs ever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-07

The E.,,r.r;.e OF hi. morning hss the
,.,,.~,... -
'u'u .ee" ui' eom
muni'y had been cursed about long enough
BY the presence of the woman Nellie SAY
ara AMI ,h., .h,r, -. go s.ur.hio
-. ~ .
oeeds nave been Perpetrated by' urough
and under her influences a. our people
on.h, a. No., 80 x,,h u,.,.h.. n
whole catalogue OF criminal ouenses ocon
traced directly or indirectly 10 her prss-
ence Among ma. The li.t Of crimes sttrib-
-. a. -. 49,, h. a.. m,,,,, q,
uAS'' =" ~"
man. and the Jesuit OF u vas the
hanging OF another. And still she Is per-
u,,,., ~ .,,x here and IN east tbe baleful
inanepee Of her presence Ali over the COM
munity. Not content with the evils above
cat,lo.ued. sbe ia even now more villain
o,.iv sn,,,.J n po..iblr. than aver before.
r,on, l.sner ~ |. bonse Of common pro.ti-
,,,ion shs ia. Je.esndeJ 10 .tiIl lower
dsn,b. AZ inf,mx. anil become ,roprietress
n. I'm 81 Jeensr disryaee. and h acting
\. nrocurr... for the fr-eouenters Of her
ni.ca ~ li,,Is Girls. who arr there drugred
r;,h I'll. %iionor. and given over to ia
h.ncbsry. Her course and that Of her
:. s,i.nj. ;, AMI .ccomnlice, IA tbus made
H. al, nas.iLle, Tbe person Who
n%I,ns~. lnitn into An. bs,yt m a chilli h
n. - n.,cy comna,sJ with those
- a.. .I.mn ~. woriJ Inv their nrr..
80 .n.i nv ,h.iy human maebip.tions
r. a.. xo,ny anil innocent info their
or ,,.,l x.xs Y,s,rrl,v OFFICER Daniels
-; in m. ,ic..if.lI Le,t Iv this woman a
- iii, Knowin, an. ch,racter IN the
IL. \. 1911 N. i-nfarmstion no other,
=, a. ,oi,c. force anil Inn. the cirrum.
.,,ncs became Known. Later last evening.
andiny that her d.ej. hal become known.
anil ,Lat a rail was likely 10 be made
up,n her pIace. she thrust the girl out.
Omc., D.vi.. hen no hearl Of the pro-
s,.Jiny.. started for her dep, but found
an. ,iri already liberated. lie took her
fnr .,sc k,,ninp to the city iail. and from
her lin, learned something Of her recent
bistoyy anil Of the general character
of M. Mace where she WA found.
An. saws that she 4, thirteen wears Of aye,
ami that her name il Maggie Gorhey; that
an. has lsen induced by her mother 10
,l,;,l mailer ,by,a,. ~ iayin, her throat
49,, 10 90 90 IA .o ar m receive
:. ~ Vii. So n,s.. ,h,, ,hs
,'I..I ~, y, a, ,.i,,siion.h on.s for
rns,I.r a., Ar ~om,n S,nnIies her
s,a.,a..a,. ~;,h vonn. Girl. All leens
~, ..r..,ian shsr, hsr Ma. sbe
~" $500 H., I'm hsr .,htr moments
- ~" a.. iis. a. !. ,hus comnelled
~ ~ "a. .,nr...s.l i wi.h l.st .yen.
~. ~, IL miyht never sec her pnn.tu.
raj mother asain and that she might be
-, snn,..L.r. s,yrh.r.- an that
lie xoniJ not he eompslleJ 10 re-
,nr, 40 hsr rce,, ma.le of life.
TIL 81, a" -. s,,,u ~ her .y.. anil
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-07
Y~Iruinin.s

A NEWS reporter visited the Virginia
City Jail yesterday. Everything RON
nected with tina, asylum for unfortunateS
Is now in excellent condition. The old
furniture has been cleaned out, new hunks
have bssn built. and tho entire premises
with A fresh coat Of whitcwash. appear TO
bs as clean and neat rs 1t Is possible 10
get them. Jailcr Mccarthy, however. In
formed the NEWS representative that thu
ycrmin continue to play hide ami seek IN
the cracks Of the walls. II seems impossi'
bic To cxt,rminate these pests, and only
the NEST rigid system Of starvation and
coal oil will effect tho desired revolution
Al PRESENT there are but i've inmates OF the
CITY Jail. and these are in for minor oii.n'
ses. The house has accommodations Tor
thirty regular lolgcrs.