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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-27
SOME

Some OF the principles Of the Work.
ingmen's Party OF California, TO DO in.
corporated in its platform. are as fol.
lows:
Opposips Chinese labor; restricting
all persons holding land In excess Of
one square mile, to that amount for
cultivation aud pasturage; demanding
q financial system consistent with nyri.
cultural. mechanical, and mcrchautile
Interests, md requirements Of the
country, uncontrolled by brokers ard
bankers; abrogation Of the pardoniug
powers Of the President and Governors
OF statos; allowing the formation OF the
labor party ~ embrace nil engaged In
the production Of industry anil It's dis
~tribution; malfoasance in Office to DO
punished by imprisonment for life,
without pardon; abolition OF the con.
tract system IN State prison, goods
manufactured there not to be sold below
market ratcsi labor on public works TO
10 done by day Mt current rates Of wa-
goa aud eight hours 10 constitute a
dny's WORK
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The AudItnr,n Rrnnrt.

The very elaborate and complete re.
port Of the County Finances from Aud
itor +. a. Rogers which appears in these
columns to-day leaves US short of room
for the usual local matter but We trust
our readers will lad it sufficiently in
teresting to atone for other deficiencies.
The net showing is encouraging 10 our
taxpayers; the county indebtedness be-
ing steadily reduced, and as the re-
demption OF each bond reduces the
apportiOument to the interest fund and
adds to tho sinking, the advance to-
wards entire liquidation is accelerated
zach year. Az will be observed by the
figures given, the amount to apply on
tho redemption of County bonds Is
Sli,53S 40, as agalnstS 1896 81 last
year upon an equal tax levy. II will
also be seen that after liquidatiug oil
floating claims. including those allowed
by tho Board on the first of the present
month, n surplus is still left in the
funds applicable to such payments.
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Death or Icui. Lo.ehenkon,.


The Eureka Ss"tinei of yesterday
brings the following painful %intolii-
genee we have been expecting to re-
seive for several days past:
The sad news Of the death Of Louis
Loschenkohl, the victim Of the recent
accident at the X. &. Con. mine. was
received in town yesterday afternoon.
Hts decesse was not unlocked for, in
fact, was anticipated hourly since the
occurrences. His injuries were Of so
inghtfnl . nature. and his system re.
eeiyed SO frightful a shock, thut but
little hope was entertained of his re.
eoSery. All that medical skill or care.
fui nursing could do. has been layished
on him, and doctors have been iu al.
most constant ATTENDANCE, and his
devoted wife has remained ut his bed
side. denying herself rest and sleep. in
her anxiety to relieve his s~ufferings.
n soften the pangs that .acked and
TORTURED his ftail body. 1t was per.
haps a mercy that death camo to his
relief. Ill fortune, tha. has pursued
him like an attendant sprito, has done
it's worst, and is barred w the grave
from inficting further trials and troub
les. To the widow and orphan this is
but poor consolation. and il must seem
bitter affection to lose thoir protector
and support; to miss the strong arm
and manly guide who has fought the
battle OF life u~ndismayed. and returned
to the conflict Wien others less hopeful
would have been crushed under
She burden. The sympathy Of the
community will 90 ont to them in this,
their hour of trihulation, aud He above,
Who c~hasteneth whom Ho loveih, and
Who "sempers tho visda to Tho shorn
lamb, will no. forget ihem in their
hour Of sorrow,
MI. Loschenk Tx was A good citizen,
and had . large circle Of friends, who
esteemed him for bis manly anil com.
panionable qualities. lie came 10
Eureka from Elko county, some Ave
years ago. and was employed by Cap.
tain Plater a. chief engineer at the
Atlas works. BY bis untiring industry,
he accumulated some property. bu,
was q heavy sufferer hy both Gre and
Hood. which swept away the fruits Of
bis toll. Deceased was 81 years Of age,
and leaves a wife and one child. The
funeral will take place from the resi-.
depce, on South Main street. at 2o'Sleck
Tomorrow afternoon, aud will be o u
Quoted undet She auspices Of tho Ma.
sonic fraternity. Of whisl,. ordeS he
vas . member.
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EUnEzA Seatiasi Jan. Is: As
zation Of . tribe Of the Improved o.
Of Red Men wa effected In E,,...
Monday evening Last. Permanent on.
GERS will be elected. and various imDo..
ing ceremonies indulgsd in on Ia. aaI
OF February. ~ which time ~dslee.t;on.
from Virginia City. Austin and E,lo
will he present. From the pre..p, ont.
look. the number Of charter member.
will reach fifty or more.
F. E. Fisk and wife returned on LA,
evenings train from Valleys Springs.
Genoa. We are sorry to learn tina,
Nrs. Fisk has not been benefited bv b,r
scjourn at that place.
George Clark, Who has been confined
to his bed by q severe attack Of cono...
ton of the lungs. has SO far recovered
~ I put in al appearance ON tho
streets.
Louis Loschenkohl is still in q y.rv
low condition. and but slight hopes ar.
entertained Of his recovery.
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uEEIW Hlro llDHnlDgrT,


=
ThroeeA . friend at wad.voth. ~
isArn that > lot Of Chipsse thiasss we're
pamAlArily dealt nth a. tAAt pixee.
:Sasd.y srspips lAsa- Il vas discover.
"a that norSipg ihAt some heavy freight
teams just loAdsd, had been robbed Of
various Aricles OF ncrrhandise, aud
for Some good reason, suspicion fell
upon the inhabitants Of the Chinese
auartera near by. A search warrant
was at once procured and n general
eruption Of the Monaghan precinets
followed. Many articles OF rurrepti-
ciously acquired property were brought
70 light, hut not until one Oriental had
been badly strangied and some others
roughly handled, could anything be
elected with regard to the property in
question. The wife Of him Who yas
~PusPended by the neck. a. length be-
came alarmed los his life. and divulged
Che secret Of where they weEc hidden.
The property being recovered, the
houses in which they were concealed,
were torn to the ground. The question
Of razing the entire tb,iving nest xts
earnestly discussed. bnt nothing further
had been d. ne, at the last accounts.
This little episode is another illus.
trntion Of ths blessing eonfsued upon
America BY the introduction OF the
Monaghan element, SD elegantly set
forth in brilliant rhetoric by our breth-
renof the East. That it is n blessing
put a left handed one-in the frce Of
constantly recurring facts, there can be
no doubt; also that it is u doublc-edsed
blessing; for while it dclnnralizes and
entails steady losses upon the whites,
through the utter inpossibility Of pro-
curing redress in the codris. xhe.e n
chinaman is the culprit. it virtually
Offers a reward for the commission of
violence. not infrequeplly to the extent
af the shedding Of blood.
The verdict Of the coronor's Jury ut
the inquest into the murder of n China
man by some OF his c~ountrymen. at
Winnemucca last month. il another
evidence Of the manner in which this
heather element doyetails into, as it
were. and harmonizes with American
systems. After obtaining all possible
testimony bearing upop the facts in the
case. the sworn jury arrived at the con.
elusion that All Quin and accomplices
committed the murder in front of the
store Of Sam wa Lung. adding, 1--WE
Also believe that there is now existinga
secret tribunal among the Chinese
which deies III authorities"
That secret tribunals OF the most mr.
hitfaIy character exist in every Chinese
settlement of any magnitude, in the
country, Is q fact generally understood,
and the idea of melting nj justice
TO Monaghan in contrsvention Of its
imperial decree. through the provisions
pi oHr laws, Is simply preposterous.
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Daniel F. Beatty'S
PARLOR ORGANS.

These remarkable Instruments possess capac-
iiieA for musical Elects and expressions never
b.f r. attained, adapted for Amateur aud Pro.
fe-slonni. ani sn ornament IN any psrior. EI-
eel ln quality ~ Tore, phorouNtA
Mountaineering, Elegant DtsiEt,s and
Ftuis,,, aud wonderful variety 81 their CON-
binntinn stops. Every Instrument fully war
ranted for six years a. strictly nrst.class IN
every respect, and M n guarantee they are
shipped on from Ave Ia nitccn days tesi trial.
money refunded and freight charges paid both
ways 10y me n They are mlsrrprcscnted or IN
any way prove urNstit factory. No such Offer
has over byrn inaic. rowarc of limitations.
Agents wanted. but where ! have none, largo
discounts nuule ~ Introduce 10 new localities.
Send for Illustrated 4 NkRIfHfH. contain ny
long lets Of testimonials from well. known per.
sons some of whom yon may know. clssAihcu
by states. with pOat.Oficos annexed, that all
may Inquire direct Of them. Address. DANIEL
n. BEATTY. Washington, New Jersey.
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MIss!OXNnv TEsrIFrEs,

The telegraph announces that the
Senate Committee on Foreign Rola.
tons took q long sitting yesterday. to
listen to n statement from one S. Willis
Williams. calculated To throw "a CLEAN
OF light upon the Chinese ques.
ton. The gentleman is Admitted To be
q returned Chinese Missionary. which.
iii itself, is quite sufficient to shukc
faith iu his integrity. but when it is
known that forty years OF his life, in.
Guiding that portion Of il III which the
mind Is most susceptible. his cnnuciH-
tions, We opinr, will carry little more
weight than tGuse OF the urliycs OF the
cod-tTy fr,E which he halls Cnfur
tunately for the Chinese, "A forty yra:s
residence ia their midst, niSU"liy iI,lcd
TO establish ia tire mind OF thi, NJ.
siunaTy, nny cJmiiuncc III their iui"S
tins lrili!ns National defeat IL uitTs"uG-
eel 10 the cnlamItoIs CIrcuIuaiupcr vI
thrir being nrtturu. uml n"tWIthsI.ui
Ius tho hrrculu:uu Efforts If Dr. Wli.
liunIs and the y uuiu ;acs 81 Mission.
aries, backed lay the Bih!c Socitics UuL
SEWN. Circles Of the christian wurII.
through whom Gospel prrc"pis and red
shirts haze been sGCwyrvd ut their very
doors, they nrc just as good hca;hcu
t..yv a. n..r n,t Nl,.. na.f,r - n,t.
of those buOyant persons who never
despair in "a good aus IL the pom.
derous arms of an ancient wind. mill
were to bruisc and batter hiin while
RStraddlc his supcrLnnnatcd hobby as
soon ns r]emouutcd, he'd at il again
with rcdoubled vigJr. We feel justi-
fed in this estimate Of The salient
points in the Doct RS character. from
the fact that, though admitting the
Chinese only come here temporarily to
make money; are shipped like slaves
through brokers wi. u bond aud NOR
tgagO upon the he al of every mother,
sou Of them; tina. thoy bring no fam,
alios, nor over nc iIiro amy; that the
control Of American trade in China i,
fast going exclusively into tho hand,
Of the Chinese who he believes will
within twenty five years nbsorbo til,
entire foreign trade with that country
and lastly, the unconquernble heather
propensity to ~prevnricatc, lac still pro
tests against any abrogntion or moditi
cation Of the present treaty.
Ho think, China IL being "slowl!
elevated through outside influence
and like the rest of the tribe OF i'm
practicnblcs. regards that considerR
ton ns paramount TO NIL others; til,
long train Of evils, cntailCd upon tn,
people Of his wi country through til,
presence Of this Objectionable element
count as nothing In the balance will
such Utopian jrcnmcrs rs tins lcnrnc,
Doctor. Why, tho decentralization nn'
utter damuntion Of u large ]pcrocntng
of the you,hs of this coast through III
haloful influences of those Mongolia
denominations. the opium dons alone
would not DO atoncd for by tho smifc
elevation Of tho entire Oriental popu
lation Of tho Western Hemisphere, nm
the sooner tho American people refus
to listen TO the silly vHporings Of sue.
superheatcd humanitnrians ~ thi
colcstinlized ~lunatic, tho better for a
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-27
COUNTY AUDnoks REPORT.
Yer the Quarter E.Ai.s J.s.ary-
5th, A. ID. ls1A.

srASE or NEVADA.
COUNTY or ELko.I
AUpIruR's oEEIcE. Jan. II. isfa
To tho Honorable BoArI VI County Sonmis
sioners OF Eiko County. Nevada;
Gsnaeaea.-I herewith submit my Quarterly
Report Of ths finances OF the County for thu
term commencing October I. A. u. 1871. and
ending January IL. d. 1914
RECEIPTS FROM L soUEcEs-
From Tax Receiver. account
Of stats and County tzxc1
under assessment. ISL. sI2,05j 10
Tax Receiver. account OF
State Poll lax. lS1T.....,.. LEO 90
Tax Receives. account of
State aud County Taxes,
delinquent lS.T............ l.tOG 10
DELINQUENT kn per cent 10
County ON account portion
OF lJt "
Tax Receiver. account Of
state POLL Tax, delinquent
lIO "
District Atto.nsy. account OF
State aud Cuuu;y Taxes.
delinquent ls.5........... ZIG c.
DeIilquent ten Ter cent. to
County ON account OF
District Attorney. AecJ ant Vf
StItc and County. deliu-
queLt e'O..-......-..... ~ -
i'c!Iuqncnt ten lcr cent 10
County on Accouut pOr,ivn
Of = ~ 81
District Attorney. account Of
sac and Ioun.y. uelln.
Quc;It 3.iJi Is
Delinquent ten per cent to
Comfy ON 5ccOunt OF the
above so ~
County Assessor. account OF
State Poi Tax. ISIS ....... l,5iI %
County Assessor, ACCOUNT OF
tax Uu Proceeds Of MiIes.
quarter ending sept. SJth.
Ib. III -
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Tmg San francisco MdH hns become
an adjunct Of the Post, DAlziel's inter-
est having been transferred to Colonel
Jackson. Of the latter journal. II will
be issued ms n morning paper and will
be under tho management OF W. p.
Frost, city editor Of tho Post.
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FRED. IIAEr writes from San Fran
cisco that ha has mndo arrangements
for the publication Of his book with
Henry Keller K Co. Of san Francisco.
md that tho book IL 10 DO out about
thc lst of March.
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BORN.

nURn-in Eiso. January IS. 1878. 80 tho wife
Of T.. Burr. u son.
LIrrLEFIELD-in Elko. January 23rd. 1873.
to tho " lie II Y. 4. Iitl.held, = daughter.
MILLHR-In Flko. January 23rd. 1873. 10 Ns
vito Of john Miller. q daughter.
MASOS--In 1lko. January i7,h.' 1878, TO tho
wItc Of J. n. Mason. a daughter.
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The Rsr,He gives an account Of tho
ntrocioua murder OF n man named
william Wallace by n nan named J. II.
White. ut apoint about 30 miles from
Austin, on tho Battle Mountain road.
While Wallace was at the bottom OF n
30.ft, shaft picking out some specimens
Of ore, White fired down upon him.
lodging tho contents Of n double. barrel.
led shot gun, in the back Of his neck.
The murdered man was buried ut Aus.
tin, Sunday.
Tie cowardly net was the result Of n
disagreement Of long standing between
tho parties In relation to mining in,
terests which they held in common.
Tho murderer made his escape and In,
not since been heard from.
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APosrorrior has been established OF
Rock Creek and Walter slofel hos boon
appointed rs us chief. Tho postal
name Of the town Is Falcon" A mail
route from TaseaIora will DO established
in the Sprine. Freight arrived from
Elko by Smith & wilsey's Fns, Freight
line, yesterday. ii.2sj pounds mOrcLau.
dise.
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4 cory of Treasurer sshoo!ing's re-
port on State Finances, in pamphlet
form, has been received. We haven't
had time to examine il yet. but iis nrgu
ment in that no extra session Of tho
Legislature il necessary, and that has
been our opinion from the first.
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eS' Oh mono county, Dec
tssA11, L.. fsxfen' ASSISTANT hecrs-
ny Oone' treasurer. Anooias
ponseny' SsrBeAnt ~ ArmA. 'no. MUIR
Pny' Assistants. MN. heynoios AHa :.
u. enn Inc report va accepted
sNe Hie
n once. snicn vas zone ~ &C
A"e 'asn au-
'
NE" iohA' jan "a.
PA" Tue ne" iotk
H' "nu huuSou hiSes hAiifoau
nave oeen s"inuiea oy put
e'en pAi
| Detectives bave discoversd that they
were Obtained from Jno. Earl. formerly
clerk in the Auditors of;c. of the COM
pany. Earl VAS arrested and admitted
oomplicitv in the business but refused
10 diyul,e the names Of other members
of the ring.
The fact that the numerous failures
this month haye caused no special dis.
turbapce in our money market is re-
garded as n very healthy sign, showing
that the former dependence OF business
firms on each other have been greatly
reduced.
WAsHIsGToS, Jan. p.
Frla II.nga Inls.tal rnpn.nfNNan a.
morrow will present an elaborate re-
port in the case of Congressman Snalls
Of South Carolina. The conclusion is
that Smalls' privileges as u member Of
the House do not shield him from the
custody Of his State under "a charge Of
felony.
Ioxnov Januarv o.
ro,s,.,t,,,l. sr.c;,I s,ys !, -
,,,l;.va, ,L.,.p,..;, h,v;,, ,o .b,os..
betwcr., conditions Of peace g!asLing
with the interests Of Austria, or with
England, has accepted th. latter alter
native. She therefore abandons the
idea of demanding political autonomy
Tor Dnigaria ana demands instead. the
right OF passage oil the D"rd"neiies'
cession OF a portion OF Armenia anu
material guarantees for war indemnity.
The situation this A. N. IL still less
satisfactorily. aud Is wariike n the e1-
IRENE. The withdrawal Of the two pence
r,an,har1 alny=1 hnN. u.rtFNta NM NLA |
division in tho Cabinet AMI how
momentous must bave beef the action
resolved upon. when it drives
and Derby into retirement. Disreali Is
now master OF the situation and none
know where his schelucs may force the
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-27

SrRrs for tho organization Of an
anti Chinese Society were taken at Aus
tin, Sunday. Resolutions fayoriug such
organization were adopted. Many OF
the best md most substantial citizenR
took part in the proceedings,
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A runtE.yooT ledge has been struck
In che Insdel mine al Bull Run. u is
rich In horn silver. chloride and silver
glance, and the well defined foot and
hanging WALL. indicate a psrmqpyn,
Pds,
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TmE Eureka .S,atinoL says Il. 7.
Bland nuthor Of tho now famous Bland
Silver bill was n resident Of this country
from 1861 to 1861, having been Treas
urcr Of Carson county up to the time
this portion Cf Utah Territory was all
mi;tcG into the Union ns u State. He
II a Democrat: represents the Fifth
Missouri District; j. ~ ears Of ng-; u
lawyer nud q native OF Hartford Ken
lucky.
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7s"ss. Reri.U 2ithi We understand
that upwSid'of three TOYS Of amslgam
hsvs accumulated a. ths Grsnd Ppze
mill, owing 70 the eSceas Of tho bullion
producing over the retortlng facilities.
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THE main shaft Of the Grand Prize is
down siSty feet below the lower level,
i being sunk ut the ntc 81 three
and "a half feet II day. There il hut
little water at the bottom. The hoist
ing machinery Of the new shaft is being
erected, and will be ready for operation
in three or four dnys.
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MARRIED..

BRNsoS-wALDoS-In Rito. January 77nd.
1873. by IL reverend u. Met ullcch. n. y. Benz
sOu To- Miss sue. Walden. both Of this place.
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I'ms'-Reritr Of the 23d: j. C..
Howerton returned a few days ago
from Richmond district. He says there
are about a dozen men living in the
district-which was formerly known as
Mud Springs. But little work Las vet
been done there aud Of course nothing
definite can be stated in regard to the
:hents OF the mines, although. for tho
amount of prospecting done, tho d.vel.
opmcnts are most favorable. Twenty
five feet is the greatest depth that has
been reached on any Of the lodges.
A double deck Of hurdles left San
Francisco on Modnay for this place g.
They are none OF Of your American
truck but regular gen uine "Deitcher
sprachen."
The ledge has been struck in tho
northeast drift of the iower level Of the
Pawnce.
Tux SRveT State learns that Conductor
Cassin had ) fingers Of his right hand
cnt of at Toano last Tuesday while
coupling IL train. The Cassin family
hnve been very unfortunate; one OF three
brothers was killed in a train collision
ON the Salt Lake Division about two
years ago: another was blown up in u
tunnel in the Sierrn Nevada. and now
the third has been crippled for life.
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TELEGRAPH


| NHH YohK, Jan. q.
a fSzsr-'s VAsAington special says
the snb- Committee ON Appropriatieps
charged with the PREPARATION OF the
consular and diplomatic bill had .
long interview with the Secretary Of
State. To-day. Tho most Important
feature Of this conversation Was the
encouragement made by Representative
Hewitt of his intention to perfect a
measure looking to the entire abolition
OF the diplomatic service and transfer
af ordinary subjecss Of diplomatic cor
respondence aud intercourse to the
consular service, leaving special sub
jects Of negotiation. such US treaties,
etc. 10 special commissioners. The
history OF our diplomatic intercourse.
he said. presents numerous instances
where this course bad been pursued
even when We have Ministers resident
at Courts of Powers interested in Ne
gotiation. Hewitt told the Secretary
also, that he favored the establi snment
Of q consular bureau in tho Depart
ment of State, to have charge of con
sular ~affairs, when the consular and
diplomatic bill j. under consideration.
he proposes to uiake = speech setting
forth these ideDs.
WASHINGTON. IAN. 90.
To. Hls,.N O -. n..l...
to-day, authorized Ewing to offer n
resolution that the Committee ON Bank
ing aud Currcncy be instructed to as
certain and report as soon Us possible
tho amount OF gold and silver coin and
bullion o held aud owned by the
United States; amount OF coin obliga-
lions Of Government now due, or
which fall due prior to tho list Of jan
uary, 1879, or which has been called
fey payment prior to said date; amount
of bonds sold by the Secretary OF the
Treasury for coin, but which are not
yet paid for. aud date when such coin
is payable; amount Of gold and silver
held in the United States. and the
movement Of such metal to nnd from
this country. now nccruing on which
may be reasonably anticipated in the
present condition Of our foreign debt, |
expenditures, and trade; AMOUNT of
loans and deposits of banking institu-
tions i'll the United States, and the
amount of currency. whether in coin.
bank notes, or legal tenders. now, or
recently held by them, 80 far as such
Information nSy be readily ascertained
from official reports. or otherwise, and
such other facts as in It's Judgment will
to inform the House when, and
by what method. it will probably be
practicable and consistent with public
welfare to resuipe specie payman:. or
establish equality Of value between
paper and coin. The resolution fur
Their provides that the Committee
shall have power to send for persons
md papers, administer oaths. take
testimony aud report by bill or other
wise, at any time.
MLpRID. Jan. az.
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Tax Ogden freeman says %. the small
p"N scare III that rla e: "Thc sinnil-
pnN sc,uiS now 10 bc uui'r control.
The few cnn. y 81 s.T.u!"id are nu moro
aggravated than ciirkcn.poS: aud in fact
II docs not yrt"prcLr 10 "r satisfactorily
settled ihat there has been anything
more than chicken rnx here tiri, time.
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tax yI'S,

On hand Oct |. lSI'........1 2,VyJ %
AppurtionnIent Tor quarter. 1856 81
81, las 81
Coupons surrendered. ...,.., 49, OD VI
Transferred To sinking Fund. y.ii5 81
la Treasury Jan. Z, I.I5...... 20 10
SIS, las 81