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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-07-13
New and Cheap Railrord Iron.

Everything that savors Of economy and cheap
hess in building railroads must be of interest to
our readers at this time, therefore we give room
for the following letter handed to us by DR..
|ltawls, Chairman of the Railroad meeting.
We are crcdibly informed that the Chester and
p.enoir Marrow Gauge Railroad built, and
Nho rolling stock placed upon it, for 5000 per
RiISl TIPS was when the price of labor. rail,
f6Sd fon, provisions and most of the other ne
ccssarSs for such work, was from 10 to 20 per
cent hikher than they can be obtained for now !;
and taking that rs our guide, we may safely
state thS with the lesser weight of the angle"
rail, Convict labor, &C., the road from here to
Chester ca be completed at cost of $4,000
per milo-SG 900, a. the most-or from $780,
600 to Sls$Ooo the whole length
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-07-13

Bsy' The Camden JoHrnM and the kcrsi.aw
G"-"H" have been consolidated, AMI the two
Editors, Mcssrs Trantham 4 Beard make tie
J""rn"t anil G0=citc one If the hest papers in
the State. Success attend thcm--thcy are tai.
entca and pnrc gentlemen.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-07-13

nsM,. Union County sends about 1000 bales
of Cotton to Market every year The saving OF
one dollar i'll freight on each bale is saving of
SlI,ooO to the farmers saving of 80 freight
on bale, is a saving of S25, 800. The Union
and Chester road will 90 this
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-07-13

ga" In consequence Of i'll health Mrs. f.
Richards intends closing her Millinery cstab
lishment for few m"ath> ani is, therefore, sell
advise those wishing Millinery goods to call at
once, for they will not hc likely to have another
such chance tn buy cheap.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-07-13

HtSA. The unwccomc report comes II us, from
two o. three sources, that ''army worms have
made their appearance in force Oh this side
broad river at Worthys Ferry, and had come
n far rs Mr.. J. G. fa,rur' plantation. The re-
port says they arc destroying everything green
before them II they will coiiiinc their opera
tons to the grass nobody will complain.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-07-13

THE CARPET T-BAGGER.-EN -tiovcrnor Cham
berlaiR, OF South Carolina-no, not of South
Carolina, but of Massachusetts the proper
person to play second fiddle to Blaine on the lth
of July. \ carpet-bagger confcsscd-for he
left South Carolina he diSpos-
scsscd of his oiiice-he is the very man 10 stand
up before decent people and pratc about princi-
pie His attacks upon Mr.. Hayes cannot dam
age the President in the least degree. The bone
and sincw of the land--thc men who reside at
home and have homes at which to rcsidc-wll
treat with contempt the utteranccs of II mere
adventurcr carpet. .baggcr as such Cha,sbcr-
lain's own course has proved him to he. Think
of n real Governor of South Carolina leaving the
State as soon as he left the gubernatorial man
sion. Imagine Governor kcmpcr dcscrting Nir-
ginia and taking up his abode in New York i'll
two months after quitting his high Office. Bah!
Such cattle Chamberlain deserve only CON
tempt.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-07-13

BsS' The peach crop is abundant, "thcy tell
us" We paid ten cents for dozen, not one of
them larger than an English walnut Abund-
ant, but not cheap. Eggs arc down to about the
same price as peaches ergo, hens arc prolific.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-07-13

Thrash'S tonsumptivc Cure and Lung Rcstor-
cr. is working wonders in the cure of corsump-
ton and all diseases of the threat and lungs
Trial SOC, large so. Sold by all Druggists,
and lay y. IRWIN & Co., Union.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-07-13

E-iAp y friend has sent us Il bag Of Graham
Flour, and says Il don't want you to mention
that Flour. for il | wanted to he pulled would
send you the money and let you advertise me ut
once, like any other stray. ..He says he sent
il because he had discovered lately that We
"mccdcd something of the sort--somc phospho-
resent food we had forgotten all the mills
in the county but the old Thompson Mills -
Well, friend, yon guessed exactly right. Flour
was what we needed most when your donation
arrived. The moving cause Of your favor will
not admit Of discussion. but its intrinsic value
and opportunc arrival is appreciated.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-07-13

WHITE HALL, y. Y, July The first Ma
tiohal Bank Of KcySvills was robbed last night
safe.
LATER.--Thc bank was robbed by seven or
eight masked burglars. The watchmcn were
bound and gagged The vault and Marvin :
spherical safe was blown open and the contents
carried away The bank loses SlrO, 900. Par.
tics who left packages in the bank for safe keep
ing have lost TO the amount OF FROM $4,000 10
$4,000
terrific storm Of wind, rain and hail, with
severe lightning and thunder, passed through a
portion Of lnur"ms County, 'n Wednesday eve
ming, 9th ult Cotton and corn in the fields
were Laid Hat shingles amt boards were torn
nf the buildings and carried two aml three hun
dred yards the fruit frees were much injured
nnl the fruit almost totally destroyed
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-07-13

TnE STEAM SuovEI--rhc steam shovel is do
ing wonderful work on the Wilmington. Co
lumbia and Augusta Railroad. Wcdgciicld hill,
an old cyc.sorc the road, has been almost cn.
tircly demolished, and the Watcrcc trcstlc an
other ugly-looking gap upon the road has been
nearly filled up. The shovel is worked night
and day. BY this wonderful machine, nearly
all the places along the road which used To make
the women folks nervous and the men people
feel like they wanted a s,muant have been filled
in, and the Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
will shortly be one OF the safest. looking rs we'll
as safest operating roads in the country.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-07-13

nsiA" Crosby, of shelton, knows and apprc-
clateS the value Of printers ink and shows his
sagacity in using it, lie tried it last year and
found il paid, even for Country Store lie
don't sit down and growl at everybody because
they trade ut other places, but goes to work like
a good business man and cnticcs business to
come t" him. lie keeps good stock, sells at
fair prices. advcrtiscS in dull as well as brisk
times, deals honestly and, consequently, docs I,
good business. He don't "rnmhc at paying for
his advertising, either.
Ii We t'l about iolcm such business men
III IhIS County mot "i th" Cash trade that goes
to other counties wowll he done here and all
businesses wl,hl lie benefited
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-07-13

no 20 per cent additional for advertisements ordered
not to appear in consecutive issues.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25

a special dispatch from Beaver, Utah.
Of tho 10Th says OH Inst Thursday John
ID. Leo was placed in the guard-house
at Camp Cameron, and is kept under
close guard. by order of tho Secretary
Of War, nude on application Of Gov
ernor Emery Of Utah, the prisoncr il
TO ho guarded by United States troous
TO prevent rescue. Lee appears TO feel
with full force tho hopclcssi.ess Of his
situation and is Respondent. His most
hitler invcctircs nrc poured out aaaius.
brigham Young, who ho says has de-
serted and betrayed him.
Very recent and most damaging rove.
iations have como TO tho knowledge of
officials from sourccs wholly dlscon.
ncctcd with Lee, but which Ind bccu
prompted by the dilemma in which that
butcher il plnccd. Many hitherto un.
suspected parties nro anxious TO Icayo
the country. Some Of these discoveries
will DO developed soon.
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he is confident that IL he can invoke
the issue inthat form the result is bound
to land him on the winning side.
NEW YoRK, March l7.-Peter i.
Swceny, associated with Boss Tweed
in the ring swindles, and who has been
nm exile for the past five years, has re-
turned. lie has not been taken IN GUS
tody, because it was arranged with
the Attorney General that If he would
return, NIL proceedings, civil aud GRIM
inaI, SO fur rs arresting him, should DO
suspended during his trial and thirty
days afterwards. The trial is set down
for the 81 Of April. The claim against
Swecny, is that he is liable, the same
wny that Tweed wns, III which there
wns verdict for the people of SG,000,-
600.
New ORLEANS. March 1.-THE lead
ing bank presidents, insurance COM
pnnies. cotton factors. and commission
and produce merchants of New Orleans
have trlrgrnphed President Hnycs, to.
day, endorsing the resolutions adopted
by Nichols General Assembly and us.
surfing cooperation in restoriI & conf,
dencc and fratcrnnl relation, and guar.
antceing protection to life, liberty and
property TO nll.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25
Letter from Sacramento.


Editor Indcpendsnt-I notice that tho
Virginia City. NeYada, papers are lash
ing themselves into furious rage. and
are pouring out their three or four sew
cral vials of wrath upon the devoted
head of Governor Bradley because OF
his veto Of the bullion tax compromise
bill. First and foremost i'll the onset
comes tho Judge(d Goodwin-Innn of
the Terrific, idt Enterprise, with an echo
from tho "Woods'-bncked and sent
forth. no doubt, by the bonanza kings
of tho CoInstock-with visions of bank
ruptcY, starvation, no work for the poor
man, the closing Of school houses, and
dear little children abroad In the streets
looking up through their tears and beg
ging for bread. The Gold Hill Ners
takes up the wall, while the Virginia
City Chronicle follows fn.i in the wake,
bowling suppliant'knee to to the golden
calf. The -lWeNi suddenly becomes Il
"repeal, and the Tribune as shortly re-
solves itself into q "tribunial," and
clalnors stoutly for the repeal or inoli-
fication Of tho State Act taxing the net
| proceeds Of the mines.
Now then, Mr.. Editor, wonder where
Mi this sudden light came from.
| The issue OF the campaign was, "No
Interference with, or repeal OF the tax
OH the net proceeds of the mines" and
alm6st every member III the Senate and
Assembly was pledged three deep, and
backed by almost tho entire press Of the
| State OF Nevada, to promptly vote down
any measure looking to reduction or
repeal OF tho bullion tax. Several bills
in relation to mines and mining, we're
introduced in the first half OF the ses-
sion, but promptly voted down, as being
entering wedges. looking to q reduction
Of the State Act tnxing tho net proceeds
of tho mines. Then cnmo the bonanza
kings, and what speedily followed is
known TO all. First. tho Storey and
Orinsby county papers lent listening
car, and then-Ciod save the mark-a
mnjority OF the members Of tho Legis-
lature 'fcll down." and the field was in
Il moment won. 1t Was claimed that no
unfair means would bo resorted 10 to
| get this so-callcd Compromise bill
through the Legislature, yet from tho
poor degraded wretch whO would STUN
bic over gin bottle to the gentleman? p
who would take with trembling hand n
twenty dollar piece. Or more, as the case
might he. The streets Of Carson were
Hooded, and tho lobby filed, to over
awe, to intimidatc, or, darker still, TO
buy II possible, the Legislators Of the
State. Well, capital succeeded in both
branches Of tho Legislature, MS tho
bonanza kings boaSt.d they would do,
against the expressed will of tho peo-
pie, and but for al honest Governor,
the people woull have to bear the bur
den OF Increased taxation, not on tho
net but OH the gross yield and cash vnlu.
alton of all they possess. II is capital
against labor, and corporations debating
to Legislatures until corruption most
foul walks at MONDAY uuwhippcd OF
justice, and tho lengthy shadows OF
public robbery have wrought their
ghosts upon inc floor of tho Capitol OF
the nation, nnd SO, like spirits trooping
to the wizards call, wo mark tho length
en'ng shadows AS they fall"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25
The bullion Tax EuIt,,

The bullion tax case against tho Cali.
fornin aud Con. Virginia Mining @. nm.
Pnnics wcra brought up la The Storey
County DiEtrict Court yesterday. when
Mcssrs, lIillycr aud Mcsicl;, for tho do.
fonac. by consent, fled amended
answers TO tho complaints. Thcrcupnu
the State, by Mosars. Lcwis & DonJ,
District Attorney Drake, Attofney.Gcn.
crAl Kitircll, g. II. Bclknap. aud II. N.
Clnrk, filed dcuurcrs to tho answers ON
tho ground that, admitting tho iacta al.
legged, they constituted no dcfensc. Tho
Court sustained the dcmurrcrs. nnd rayo
Judgment for tho State ngnnst bo,I,
Co;hpanies for tho amount OF tax duc,
with penalty aud costs, with ten dnys'
stay Of proceedings TO tho defendants
To appeal 10 the Supreme Court Tho
Judgment against thu California il for
Sl32,722 80 and costs; and that n,.ning,
the Con. Virginia, for $GG.JlS IL and
costs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25

NOMINATIONS 10 the Senate give little
encouragement TO Office seekers, being,
all but Que, rcnppointments. STorrill's
appointment displaced waslILurn, who
has been All of!co holder for twenty
years, and is rich. Tho whole Mnino
delegation dcsirOd that n proper oflico
DO provided for Morrill,. who leaves tho
Cabinet shattered In health md very
poor. ..'.t b.. .li D.: -
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llt-OnrIIId.

Tho grocery aud produce storo on
COrnmcrcial street, formerly conducted
by NJ. COhn, was yesterday re.opened
by his wife. Mrs. Erncs.iuo Cohn, she
having been granted by tho Court tho
lcgHl rights Of splc.tradcr. Tho in.
terror Of tho building hns been neatly
fitted up. and supplied with com.
plctc assortment Of goods in liz limo,
The patronage Of former customcrs,
and tho public generally is respectfully
solicited.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25

GOOD anecdUtc is told Of tho we'll
known English hnndicHppcr, ]. V. YER
rail, lately deceased, showing that tho
powers Of his profession must TIC known
to be appreciated. Ono night Mr.. YER
rail and largo pnrty were stranded OIL
Iloyling IsGand. There was only ono
hotel i'll the place, every bed OF which
had been secured. The hnndicnpper
wNs ono Of those who Ind taken time
by tho forclock, but ON his arrival found
TINT his room had bocn appropriated by
well known turlito-n cross between
mn owner, trainer and jockey. Tho
culprit had made his position good by
locking the door. and ns ie knew there
was not another bed to DO had in tho
plnce, ho was deaf TO all e1postuation.
"Cono out, or I'll put 1876 pounds on
nll OF you horses" roarcd Mr.. YerralI,
in desperation. Tho effect VIM maci-
cinl---in nh instant the door WAS opened,
Hnd tho Handicapped wNs left in undis-
turGcd possession Of his room.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25


County Assessor, T.. II. Griswold,
Lns just received from Secretary of
State, Minor, an official copy Of the
law passed ut the last session Of the
Legislature, in relation to the taxation
OF property within the State, which
rends rs follows:
An Act to amend Section Four of nm
Act entitled IAN Act to provide rev.
enue for the support Of the Govern
ment OF the State OF Nevada" ap-
proved March ninth, eighteen hum
dred and sixty-Give. [Approved
March 7. 1877.
Tie I'eSPie Of tie STATE Of Nerdda, rep
rc'r"fcd IN Senate and -i;stm6ly, do emac!
as Joiiows:
SECTION l. Section four OF The above
entitled Act is hereby amended 60 rs TO
rend rs follows:
Section Four. All property Of overy
kind aud nature whatsoever, within
this Stnte, shall DO subject TO taxation,
except:
First-All lands or other property
owned by the State or by the United
States.
Second-Ail lands or other property
owned by my county, municipal cor
poration, town or vii age in this State,
and all public school houses, with the
lots appuricnant. owned by my legally
created School District within this
State; pJorided, that when any Of the
property mentioned in tlis subdivision
is used for nny other than public pur-
poses, and n rent or other valuable
consideration is received for its use,
the same shall be taxed.
Third-Mortnges.
Fourth-Mincs mud mining claims:
Proriacd, TINT nothing in this section
shnll be SO construed rs 10 cexmpt
from taxation posscssory claims to the
public lands Of the United States or OF
this Stntc, or proceeds Of tho mines;
and, Prorided further, that nothing hero
i'll shall be 50 construed rs TO inter
fcrc with tho primary title to tho lands
belonging to the United States; and,
Irorfied further, that all property shall
bo taxed Mt its cash vnluo ut the time
Of making such assessment.
SEC. 2. All Acts and parts Of Acts,
in 10 fur rs they conflict with tho pro-
visions OF this Act, are hereby repealed.
Under this law MI property in the
State, not absolutely for public use,
except mortgages, must 10 assessed, in
clnding the private property Of fire and
military companies, private school
houses, private hospitals, etc; also,
churches, chnPcls aud other buildings
for religious worship, with their furni-
ture and equipments; also, tho property
OF tho MGsons, Odd Fellows, and other
benevolent and charitable institutions;
also, all The property Of widows nnd
orphan children, etc. In fact, 10 pro.
perly In tho Stntc 10 exempted from
assessment md taxation, unlcss Il IN
specifically mentioned in tho above
Inv.
W
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w. W. IToDlnT,
State Controller.

In view of the repeal of the former
clnuscs, which exempted the property
Of benevolent societies, widows nnd
Orphans Ito n reasonable oxtcut--oto,
tho mngnnnirnous affection displayed
by tho sanc Legislature for tho poor
Bonnnzn mcmdicnnIi, IL extremely
touching, and beautifully illustrates
the modern nllcgory Of lndling lard
upon fat hog.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-03-25

CHICAGO JournHii Sho was very
modest girl Gust from lIoston), aud
when tho observatory astronomer said:
"THko glnncc thro tgh tho telescope,
Miss, nnd you will SEQ Venus In all hor
glory" Rho frigidly drew back and rc.
piled: ono, thank you, sir; hnvo no
desire 10 look nt my member of my scx
who dresses ms shO Is represented to-"
Tho Astronomer frozO IN his boots. and
II wasn't very cold night oithcr.
. - ------a--
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Gov. kELLoGG and fricula consider II
Improbable tlI,t his case will receive
action hi 'sCSsi -.
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FIGURES FOR BUSINESS MEN
YEARS. BUSINESS
EXPERIENCE.
TIIE NEW YohIs
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
PURELY MuTuAt-No sTooKuoIDEns.

Dividends Annually, and applicable to
tho sI- SECOND GA aud subsequent yearly
premiums. ....-...
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SniRll-IpOI,

Another cOso Of small. .pox. snys tho
Salt Lake 7FiJ"nc, has made lis appear.
nnce IN Ogden. Tho patient is sinal
child, and hns boon quaranlincd. Z.
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ELKO COUNTY FINANCES.
an Annual Statement of the Receipts
nnd Expenditures OF IsllSo County
HurInT; the ycnr ending; january J,
\. ID. 1877.

STATE or NEVADA,
COuSrY OF ELHo. ..........
AUDIroI's OFFICE. March 10Th. 1877.
Statement Of revenue collected and the
sources from which II WAS derived: n
From Real and Personal Pro- 81
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Tho cSl"hsc attending tho criininAl business
during tue ycar has been AZ fulluwsi
Fer diem and inilcagr Of
Grand 1nd trial Jurors 's5.pTA 10 ..
ShciiH's fCcs, serving yeu,rrs
hiil attachments ......, 1 t1T On
Shcrin'n fCca, criminal casrs J,6gj IS ......
Sh"IiHs fccs. attcIIianco on
tuurt............ .,.,,, 3iS IN
frcS ul h'lhiy ShcTifls.... I'll 70
Sh"IIiTS frca. 81 uthcr Co.'S "a a.
Siitry OT TJaiinr..........,, il;I I,s
Board Of ffi-pucrs. mann. 2,7u 10
County Cl,rk'4 f'ra.......,., S.I 4;
noIth ui TriJl Jurnrs II, %
i"c-Of District hiiotntr, con.
VIctinmg ............,...... no w
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A. L. ouRHEY, Agent,

For the Company. can bo found at lilo Depot
Hotel. for few days. r97.1m
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ASSETS OVER s3I 1000, 900.
Income $4,000, ,06e Yearly.

The History md Condition OF this Company,
January l. 1876. were In brief and In round
numbers, rs follows:
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FRENCH ROTISSERIE,
II. D. nAnnouN, PROPRIETOR.

. H.'|.f4
II. d. IIAnnouE, pnoPRIEToR.
Having lifted up In '.Hf
6.SSs3tI,S1Y elegant style his SNt1SSERrss
iSRstEslS1 NLw nEjTGunAsT, f'SS-E:$S&sS
es..&--sesrzEa and having provided himself
With everything desirable aud necessary for the
conduct OF FIRS7-CLASS HOUSE, he would
inIopm his frlends and the public that at tho
FRENCH ROTISSRRIE, on Railroad etregt.
Can always DO obtained every luxury that is pro,
ducei on the Paoi6c COast-HILD GAME,
POULTRY, FISH, md PA STIY AND
MEATS OF hJ.L KINDS. 'slfE-t
ALSO. %" FHaG"H
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
at reduced Intcs--5O md 10 Cents,
At the Bar will DO kecpt constantly on hand
a superior assortment Of I',.a,.I,l
Wines, Liquors md CIgnrs.
FIsESU BALTIMORE OYSTERS
Furnished in ovcrr sIrlc. ~
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ENpENDlIuKE.S

Salary api claims audited and = uoHSd ASatAG4
tho 5iA,I, AtlI County during the year, Sppos.
iiOnmeuts and Interest plil and pAJa bic:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

SENATOR SARGENT RISES TO EXPLAIN. .-
 In bringing suit against the Chronicle for S5o000 damages for libel and for $25 900. against it's tender, the Arganaut. Senator Sargent says: l have tried faithfully to pro- cure indictments on the articles of May 1th. but by means of political pressure, exasger- ated representations of expense to tl.e coun- ties, terror of the Chronicle. or by some species of a case made up arainst me, deyel- opcd m secrecy, where | cannot confront witnesses or defend my self, my efforts have failed. l was assured at the session of the Oakland Grand Jury, by Colonel Jack Hays, the foreman thati any testimony amount ing to more than hearsay or gossip was brought against me, l should be rr- called; and vet the Chronicle boasts that it proved its case. shall not submit to this mode of procedure any longer l nm en- titled 10 public hearing on the infamous falschood, published against me, even if am public mau, and candidate for re- election; and a> the criminal law is sn ad- mini>tered as to deny me ,hc ordinary rights of 8 citizen. ! shal! take the remedy that the common law gives m, tn drag these Ii. heler> to the light of day and make such liheling unsafe to the perpetrators"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-03

BABY-SHows-Whcna a Chicagp man goes out to t.e Black Hills. and desires tb live pcaceahlr, he praclaims himself ex-ju'ige of two Chicagl baby-show>. Intrepid 'urage and reckless disregard nf danger command respect out there. The people in Chicago hy this may succeed in making their fortunes m the Black Hills if they can but draw the curtain between each other and hnllo this is the prettie>t. but what ever 1t k. 1t goes ia their pockets like Shctort of gun. Chi cago chaps won't do the Black Hills any harm.