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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-15

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EMILE sT. AMAND.
Nsw Orleans, January IA. 1878, jail 3tt
Notice new orleans, t.s., January ~,
s7R.4Tlie stockholders of the loan and Pledge
sialment of fEa DOLLARS on eaeb sbare IT
th1 eagifa s'oak :. 9f sad s ooapany y hets,Gy
" % ,hs st "H @ e the he osa @ 81 an saS R1sss
Tsb sb' ary aty '7 ia b. b3ENfoN a peesid" I n -
y. q GHuBBBtH Cashier. iala lbt
New orleans Cotton seea Assostation4 -
JaHusry g, 2, 1873 s-llg tefs anl shippers q seed
qa aad slser JAaHhHRY 20 vii iii Be- sls pg, TOM
ae''sFY 1At6a AatT5sa g1ti Sft dSntSdy2 5gs9tfSr Hy2lse'
gtANy1tfl,Efss' oil d0JfANYs
8fssaffNfTrS 8ffEssaafNT rS5fIf 5I{f 45hFA R1d fRa6sNHpy aNphny
foftfafhHtEs faft olf Ill fG'5sf' GosNff'AsY, jstt 10
Office Of the New Orleans Insur.nc.
Company. corner of Canal and Camp strests,
he SsT WslfnnF ~ a te MESSING q
sySe 8 s cG siG q s 'ss lass sgsa as
ya1 Us 5 s,9ss9as11m ad st maNbbSg y bt ssa HsFe s
! iali tiai j ", fHihdRs.' II asapstary. spst
office New Orleans ana earroiIton Rai,-
road Company, New Orleans, january 4, 1878
At q special meeting Of the Board Of Directors.
hsld this day, dividend Of TWO AND A
HALF PER GENT was declared out of tbs
earnings ~ the past three months. payabls tp
the stockholders 0f this company. or their legal
WztEa nv s GG35B 3355fBpfy sg,anFy q as
ONCE ef the ssw orleans aat,on seed
Assgclation. New Orleans, january !, 1s7s-Ths
undersigned .hsye this day rsorganiz Il The
NEW. ORLEANS CyTTOH SEED .AsaOCfA-
IlOs fof the purpose u. procuring Cotton
rn1f fsft hnff fnSY ftttfxt
UNION Of COMPANY.
PLsM EMS OIL, COMPANY,
ChfBgENr CITY OF COMPANY.
BtENVILLE Ole WORKS COMPANY.
a A. MAGIHNIS SONS.
l.. LOUISIANA OIL COMPANY. ia4 I'm
OfIiies Jefferson sity Gasljght tom.
pany, New Orleans, January 4, 1s7s-Ths an
hnal meeting of the stock kh6ldefH of this com
paby for the als,tion Of directors Tor the Gu
suing ysnf viii he held ut their office corner of
Et. Charles and Hapolson Avenue. on TUE5a
DAY, the 18th instant. betwsen the hours Of 10
= i"s "i II sp' d}hHiAs. III HERNANDEZ, ssers.sry
once ef the New orleans Gas LIght
Company~Nsw Drlsans. Deeemhsr "a. ts714-
dividend ot FOUR DOLLARS per share
will bs paid 10 the Htonkholists on TUESDAY
January i5, out Of the earnings of the past sis
months.
All transfers Of stock made bstwsen January
4 atd IL must be "ex Dividend
ds27 til v, VAtIDfH Esnrstarv
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WANTED - AN APPRENTICE FOR THE
~ nilIInsry department. Apply at t72 Canal
street. References required. iaA
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w ard iron r n small family. Gp6d refsrz
enees given. ADDRESS M. D.. Democrat offios.
jptb at -
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g1 E0 FOR pIAHO TUNING BEST WORK.
.pI:CV eab Magazine. d. LEECH. .soiree
Pianist. Tvs IY
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-A SITUATION IN ANY RE-
~ spsctabje business by a young man not
afraid pr asharnsd 70 work writes q good,
jsgibs hand, and quick NJ figure. note nj,
dressed 10 q. q. Democrat office. will mest with
prompt attention. jnfS I'd
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WANTED A sf1 UATIOa no GOoK AND
w .assist In hrnsswork. She nlsc has II
1anshter, ,whg. will npE. and Dc hhusswofk.
tween Clata and MhRnoIla inih at
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-15

WANTED BY A COLORED WOMAN. A
" situation to do bonspwork ard nurse. Can
give references II required Address h. w..
Democrat bfflHn. jni5 gt
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M Es. BTOCK-NC. IA CAMP STREET. DE-
AZ sirss her patrons TO know she has ON band
some excellent servants, waters, cooks, cham
berrnaids; also. two or three A No 1 Ianndreeass
and an experienced honsskeeper. au17H
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rOpARTNRRsHTP--I HAVE THIS DAY Asa
- -. SOClATED In the Carriage Manufacturing
The style of The firm viii hereafter be JOsEpH
SCH HWAHTZ Il 60. iaI I'm
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WANTED4BY A MIDDt H. AGED WHITE
w woman. n situation as cook Best oE ref
ereness givsns Address II. D., Democrat Office.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-15

WANTED-A SITUATION IN A PRIVATE
" iamily 10 nurse aud assist in hohsewotk;
Root rsfsrsheas given. Apply at i85 sseond
street bstwssn AnnaBeiatlon and Laurel.
jat5 St
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WANTED SUGAR CoOLERg, If SOUND.
w good order and cheap. PLANTER, DEM
ocrat Office. sez0n
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COPARTNERsHrPs.

topARTNERsHfp,- THE UNDERSIGNED
" have this day formed copartne. sI,ip under
the firm name oi BHgEH1H l. HENDkESoN,
for the transaction of q Western Produce and
Poydrss street. between Camp and Magazine.
New Orleans, January s. 1873. -
THOMAS aHERHAg.
JAG b. J. HENDERSON.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-15
SITUATIONS wAnTED D-MALEs.

WANTED By MRS. BLOCK, NO, ~ CAMP
w street, for The country, one Co6k. one
Washer and one Gardener. Illus on hand d
good houesksspsr. aut7 m
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SITUATIONS yyArrsp- rnmAhEs.
Gnvsrnsssss. f,nnpnninns. etc.

WhFTEp.@A WIDOW HfRESCHj HAVING
~ no children. eapabls NJ furnishing uusxs >
yep initable references, desires q position In n
Iafnlig Whera she can make herself nsefpl
Wonld tfM9 s.9 fhs French language to md take
lection 10 iragsL Address A. b.. ibis 6fiies. ias
w AhTED-B1 LADY or EXPERIENCE.
" mn old resident of this city, and who e5r,
give good references. n position as ep7srnAss
Or taMhhr IN n school. fs fully eompsthnt te,
Address Il, NJ. care 6f Democrat of'es uD94tf
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-01-15

WANTED BY A IlEsPEOTAB BILE WHITE
w grl. q situation 10 cork. City tpfsfenees
given II required. Address 100 spafn stteat f,e4
tween Grsa men and Craps, i.t5 In,
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WANTED -sITUATIOH3 BY MOTHER
W and two daaghtsss, the former to cook
and tbs daughters 10 do honsswork and dlnlpe~
room work; no gbisftt1D 10 going In the eoun-
try. Apply At No tu 80. Joseph street Good
references viii be given iat3 A.
, 1878-04-13
SIeeping After Eating.

Nothing is more absurd than
to pretend it is unhealthful to
sleep after the days last meal. Is
not man an animal? DO not ami
mails, without exception, sleep
Immediately after eating? Do
we not fell like sleeping after
each days last meal? Evidently
the body yearns for sleep. Exer-
else Immediately after eating is
pernicious; rest Is healthful.
What rest can compare with
sleep, which reposes the head,
the lungs, even the heart
See the peasants! No persons
enjoy better health than they dc.
Supper is the best meal Of the
day. No sooner have they sup
ped than they go to bed.
Look at the actors! There
was Rubini, who dined at three,
went to his dressing room in the
Italian Opera-House, and slept
until the theatre opened its doors.
At midnight he supped heartily,
and went straight to bed; he
died of sheer cid age.
You know Monsieur Theirs
habit? The moment his dinner
was ended, he stretched him.
self out to sleep, and slept an
hour.
The truth is, if you look
around you, it will be found that
the great majority of men go to
sleep Immediately after making
their best meal; and you certain
ly never saw healthier, stronger
women than those Of the great
markets. What is their life?
Dinner,and to bed. Take another,
the very opposite class -astrono-
mers. They keep late hours;
their best meal is when the
stars say goodnight, then they
go to sleep. DO you ever hear
of an astronomer dying under a
hundred?
The majority of mechanics
and servants go to sleep imme-
diately after eating their best
meal. They are right; they obey
Natures voice, which always
gives judicious' counsel.
, 1878-04-13

There is a correct and laudable
sentiment embodied in the remarks
of the Lieutenant Governor of Ken
lucky, on the occasion Of his giving
the casting vote which defeated the
Whipping. Post bill, it having been
passed by the House and lacking
but one vote of having majority in
the Senate:
being of the opinion that hu-
manity is already sufficiently de-
graded. and, being unwilling to de-
grade it further upon mere econom-
ical grounds, the Speaker takes the
side OF humanity, and votes nay"
That astonishing pedestrian, Ber-
tha Won Hildern, accomplishes feat
after feat in rapid succession, the
latest being a walk in Cincinatti OF
80 miles in 26 hours. Several physi-
clans Of that city warned her that
her health would certainly give way
under such nbuse of her physical
strength. but she declares that the
walking does her good.
, 1878-04-13
Administrators Sale.

Notice is herehv ven that the undersig ned, by
an order Of the P'orate Court of King County,
Washing on Ter ito v, made and entered on the
s3d day Of March, 1873 was appointed admin
ce-sed, including the partnership esta Of Dins
m re & McElroy,
All persons having claims against the ind vidual
estate Of said William =. Diusmore or against the
said partnership estate Of Dinsmore 4 McElroy,
are required to present the sam with the necessa
~ vouchers. within one year from this date, to
the undersigned, at the ofice OF WcNaught Le4-
ry, in Seattle. King County aforesaid. II such
claims be not so presented within one year, they
will, be barred by law.
Seattle, ". T.. April 12h 1878
Al BERT DINSMORE,
Administrator as Aforesaid.
McNAuGHr LEARY, Attorneys for Estates.
div 6t.
, 1878-04-13

Bv virtue of a decree and der Of sale issued
out of the District Cont o The TbTi Judicial
District of Wasbin-ton ,erri oly, holding te,m
at Seattle; in King county. on the Is day of
February, A. d. 1878, In TIE case wherein James
L. Bay'ey is plant If and The Talbot Coal Com
Dapy is defendant, to me directed and delive ed,
commanding me to sell the property of tue sa d
defendant, TO SATISFY judgment for me srm Of
che buIdred and s.xty-seven .and thil,y eoe
hupdredrh collars ($l67 3O) in gold con Of the
Upited States, with interest thereon at the ate
OF ten per cent. per annum. payable in like coin,
un II paid, aud cos Of suit amounting to SIG o.
100 and increased cos,s.
Now, therefore. by virtue o. said dec ee and
order of sale have levied upon the following & :
sciibrd p'ope ty, to wit: The coal bunke OF
said defendln mt situated a: the junction Of its
railroad OF tramwav leading from its Goa m ne to
the Seat lie and Walia Walia Railroad and t'e 6: ID
railroad or t. ANYWAY leading rom the sid mine
in Kiog couoty aforesaid, and will sell lhe same
on Monday. the 13 day Of May, A. D. 1878, al
Il e hour.f 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the courthouse
door in Seattle. In said county Of ug, at public
auction, to the b CHEST bidder for cash L. gold
coin, or so much thereof as will SATISFY said lud..
ment, interest, cos.s and ipcrea ed costs.
". WYCKOFF,
Sheriff of King county.
Larr.be II I'LL, Attorneys for plf. ap13 5w
, 1878-04-13
LEVIED ON.--The goods which

LEVIED ON.--The goods whict
were being sold ut auction by
d. T. Wheeler, in Colman's build
ing, were levied on this after
noon by virtue of an execution
against the Talbot Coal Compa
ny, the goods being claimed as
belonging to that company. Mr.
Wheeler claims that they dc
not.
PoTAToEs. sloop arrived here
last night from Semiahmoo. loaded
with some 300 bushels of potatoes
for l.. Reinig. One thousand bush
els from that section will be shipped
to San Francisco on the next trip OF
the City of Panama.
REPAIRED.--The broken shaft of
Libby has been repaired and the
wheels are being put again to- day.
The repairs will be finished some
time this afternoon, when she will
at once start on her trip to What
com.
MAIL CoNTRACr.-We learn from
an indisputable source that the con-
tract for carrying the daily mail
from Tacoma to Port Townsend
which was in contest. has finally
been awarded to L. M. Starr, the
term of service to commence on the
1st of July.
DELEGATE.-It is reported that
Frank Henry is elected Delegate to
the Convention from the Thurston
Judicial District. The indications
are that he and Col. Larrabee will
be the only Democrats in the Con-
vention.
New BOILER. U. S. Coast
Survey steamer Lively, LOW on
Hammond's ways, has had her old
boiler taken out, and new one.
manufactured by Messrs. Foster &
King, of this city, takes its place.
MYRTLE's. - A meeting of the
Myrtle Club will be held this even
at 7:30 at their room, Whites Hall.
A full attendance is desired. I'm
portant business. By order of the
President. MI every thurs.
, 1878-04-13

A VERY rapid. safe and easy way
to make money, is to procure terri
tory to introduce the latest useful in
vention that is wanted every day, by
every one, everywhere, who has a
not q full sized sewing machine.
with table and treadle, for only
Eighteen Dollars,
MANUFACTURED BY TIE PEERLESS MFG
co. OF PHILADELPHIA,
does the same work asa machine you
pay eighty dollars for, rapid, smooth
and firm work, and makes seam so
strong the cloth will tear before the
stitches rip apart. Agents only need
show them in operation to sell in
every house they enter. Thirty dol
lars and upwards cleared daily by
smart agents. No such machine
was ever offered at any such price
HIGHEST AWARDS AT CENTENNIAL Ex-
HIBITIoN. THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES
USING THEM
Demand increasing every day
where they become known. Min
listers. judges, lawyers, editors tail
ors, machinests, &C., reccomend
them perfect. Rights given free to
first applicants. If there isno agen-
cy in your p ace write for it or buy a
machine for your family or relative,
there is none better or SO cheap.
Machines sent to all parts of the
country, on receipt of price, $1S.
Read advertisement beginning.
, 1878-04-13

KELLY & Coles Dryer produces
the finest dried fruits of any ma
chine in use. Every family should
have one. Cost from $35 90 to 800,
according to style. County rights
for sale. ap1 If
If you want to get a cheap Bible
go to T. Lyle's grocery store. BIZ
BILE Depository. m25-tf
, 1878-04-13
6pecfQl Notices.

ma THE NATIONAL GOLD MEDAL was award.
ed to Bradley l. Rulofson for the best Photo
graphs in the United States, and Vienna Medal
for the best III the world. 429 Montgomery
street. San Francisco.
A2 for so,
3 for SO.
1 for SO.
HAVANA CIGARS. a. Jack Ievy's.
~ WILL CURE CONSUMPTION To all suf-
fering from the following diseases q ray of hope
is Cffered through the kindness Of missionary
friend who has sent me the formula of pure
ly vegetable me dic:ne which has long been used
by the II. We medicine men of Hindostan:-for
the posi- I'VE auu radical cure OF Consumption,
Bronchitis. Catarih, Asthma, Dyspepsia,
Throat and Lung difficulty, General Debility,
Loss OF Manhood and all Nervous Affections.
Its power nas been tested in hundreds of cases
Without . flilGre. now feel it my sacred du-
ty as r as possible TO relieve human miseiy
and will send the rec.pe-FEEE OF CgARGE-io
ary person who may desire it with directions
for using. Sent by return mail by addressing
with stamps naming this paDer. DR.. y. L.
Brigham. Drawer 28, Utica, N. Y:
~ A Cartl.-To all who are suffering from
the errors and iDdiscretions of youth. nervous
weakness, earlv decay, loss of manhood, &c,
will send q recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHAI.GE. This great remedy was discovered
by q missionary in South America. Send a
envelope the REV. JOSEPH t.
INMAN, Station d, Bible House, New York City.
7rre nov6-dw6m
, 1878-04-13

Boys, BIZ CAREFUL WHAT You
READ.-A good plan to make vaga-
bonds of your boys is to give them
a plentiful supply Of cheap, bowie
knife and blood-and thunder liteta-
ture. About one third of all the in
mates of American jails and prisons
have come to their present confine-
ment from the effects of filling their
minds with wicked literature instead
of something useful. The mind will
only hold about SO much, and if you
fill it with the bad the good must be
excluded.
A San Francisco church, whose
debt Kiinble raised months ago, has
just been sold under foreclosure.
Its liberal members failed to meet
their subscriptions.
One of the Augusta, Ga. dailies
was printed in green ink on st. Pat
rick's Day.
During the last five months Patti
cleared by singing in the various
cities of Italy $4,000.
PORTLAND is consuming large
amount of fruit dried by Kelly &
Coles Steam process. The fruit is
brought in contact with the heat at
all points of the same intensity, thus
preserving the flavor and drying
equally. 1t cannot be burned, and
dried just as quickly as possible to
preserve its properties in natural
condition. DIR. Lane has some |
fruit which he dried in this apperatis
III Seattle, Call and see it. ap1tf
LENTEN SERvICEs.--Trinity Church
Rev. c. r. Bonnell, rector. Tues
days, at P. NJ; Wednesdays, at 8
A. NJ; Thursdays. at 5 P. NJ; Fri
days. at 8 A. NJ, and 7:30P. M. Ho-
ly Week morning and evening of
each day.
s pounds of G.. G. Sugar for 81 90
4 pounds best CostoRica coffee 81 90
IL do Cartine rice for $l.00
l do Natural leaf Jap. tea so
3 No. l Mackerel for 25 cents
m2tf. T. LYLE. Front street.
FOUND AT LAsT.-Ihe people of
Seattle are now happy. Charley Ross
has been seen at the Centennial Sa
loon, going for the free clans.
LENTEN service will be held at the
Catholic church every morning at Z
o'clock. On Friday morning and
evening at 7 o'clock, and on Sundays
at II A. NJ.
HoT and cold baths at the Front
street barber shop, opposite Post
Office. marS-tf
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-14
NEWS.

The belief that Germany is abandon
ing her strictly passive attitude. is
rapidly S.inipg ground. II is said that
Prince Bismarck evidently intends to
use his influence in favor of peace. It
10 supposed negotiations for a Congress
will be recommended on some new
basis.
Layard. the British Ambassador, has
received a report from Mr.. Reade,
British Consul at Ruschuck, claiming
satisfaction from the Russian Govern
meat for the outrage committed by Rus
sian troops in entering the consulate
there and taking possession of it's arch
ives, notwithstanding the British flag
was hoisted ovcr the building at the
time.
The Russi.ns, in consequence Of the
opposition of the Porte, have again
abandoned ,heirproiect of embarking at
Buyukdere.
The Sultan has asked Grand Duke
Nicholas when tho Russian troops
would evacunte points on the Turkish
side OF the line Of demnrcation. The
Grand Duke, in reply. alluded to the
continuance OF the British leet in the
Sea of Marmora.
The Turkish newspapers have been
ordered 10 cease their attacks on Eng
land.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-14
ru,i r,un District.

From John Duval who has Just re,
turned from the above district the
TSmo'-Rer'ee gathers the following
items:
the Blue Jacket Company is prepar'
ing to resume active operations or theiI
mine. Machinery for the hoisting.works
is on the way from San Francisco. and
will arrive about the frs. of next month.
II will be ready to run about the first
of June, when We may expect to note
the shipment Of large amounts of bull
ion from that mine.
The InGdcl mine has n fine showing
OF mineral, md those who have exam
:ned the mine say that it il to-day the
best prospect north of the railroad.
On the lower level they run one hum
dred and seventy feet through a con-
tinuous wien of ore from IL to three
feet in width, and improving all the
way. The company has just let n con-
trac. to run 100 feet further Oh the
ledge. and they will the
erection of a mill about the first OF
May.
Messr'. Mentally and Duval have To-
Gated Il mine near the Blue Jacket mill,
which shows a large body Of ore. some
of which is noy being tested here. and
from the appearance Of the specimens
they have got Il bonnnzu.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-14
WASHINGTON NEWS.

Tho report of the special commission
on railway mail transportation was
presented to Both Houses Of Congress.
II is signed by Daniel NJ. Fox and
Geo. A. Bassett, postal commissioners,
who recommend space and speed in
stead of weight as n basis of compen-
sation. reserying the privilege contend
ed for by the P~ostonice Department.
and giving to the public better mail
facilities than ever before.
The Senate Committee on Appropria.
ton inserted in the deficiency bill IN
item of $4,000 for contingent expcn.
res in the San Francisco mint during
the remainder of the current fiscal
year. DIR. Linderman officially recon-
mends it on the ground that last years
appropriation is nearly exhausted, snd
that it will he needed in order to con-
tinue the requisite amouu Of gold
coinage aud to make absolute necessary
repairs.
TIE New England Methodist con-
ference at Westfsld adopted resolu-
lions declaring it the duty Of citizens.
especially Christians, to prevent the
elevation Of bad men TO civil Offices,
deploring corruption in society and
the prevalence Of communist infdrl
sentiment. and declaring the course vi
the Government toward the African.
Indian and Chinese to be full of in
justice, bad faith and cruelty.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-14

The Board Of Pardons mot for the
April term yesterday in tho Governors
ooleo. All members wore present.
The docket vas called aud tho follow.
ing disposition made Of the applications
Geo. Halo, pardon refused: Geo. Price.
continued until next quarterly meeting;
Pat. Hurley, continued until next quar-.
torly meeting; VIM. Chamberlain con.
tinued until next quarterly term; John
squireS, pardon refused; Jamo Doyle
p%srdoned; John Haggor,y, restored to
citizenship; Sylvester Leyericb, restor.
ed to citizenship. John Young, restored
TO citizenship; Edward Wallace, restor.
cd to citizenship; James Montgomery,
restoration refused, W. X. Robertson,
p%nrdoned; Andrew Johnson. pardoned
Edward Allen, pardonod.- Carson Ap-
peal Oh.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-14

THE following from Dan Dc guile,
on the poculiarities Of Tie cid 'iger,
will be appreciated by many ia our
midst:
THE season has again arrived when
the III 49er feels his annual banker.
lug for the hills. He feels that moth.
ing but shouldcring his blankets and
plunging into tue wilds can made him
happy. In his minds eyo he secs the
dark canyons of the Siorras; in his
minds sur he hears the water ,umblinD
over the rocks and the breeze signing
through the tops Of the trees; md, In
his minds nose. he smells the Ditch of
fat and burly old pines. lie pictures
to himself the camp fro shining out
upon the surrounding tree trunks /:
looks up at the pale stars, and hears the
boot OF the owl and tho Eizlle Of the
bacon in his frying pan. Seated thus
ny his fire he smokes his pipe, nops
his lnpjacks and listens to The yarns Of
his pard, all about: 1T was on Jus,
such a night as this aud I was canned
on the head Of Jim Crow Canyon. up
in Sierra County" So the story
goes on, monotous. like, until
there Is n cry Of "Bar I grizzly
bar l' at which tho old i9er
springs to his fcoe cdusing a grep,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-14

"Reminu!sancv" of those Ecutz
Frmalcs is thus recorded in the Vir.
ginia Ch'oHicie: During the time
they had possession OF the dressing
room they covered the walls with oh
g charcoal sketches. Some OF
these drawings were simply beas;ly,
and gave n disgusting proof OF the
depths OF degradation to which foul
minded women can sink. The day nf-
ter they left, Mr.. Piper was forced to
whitewash the walls before the ladies
of Mr.. Dryon's combination and the
regular troop could be admitted"