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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-06
Assessment Notice. TIGER EIKIKG COMPANY

Location of works, Tiger Mining District BradshaS Mountains, YsyspAi county, Arizona Territory.
 Location of principal place of business, San Fran cisco, California
 Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the Di- rectors held the twentyhrst 2lst day or octooer Is7s an assessment No two 1l of One Dollar per snare levied capital stocz of the corporation pay able immediately United States gold coi 10 the Sec retary the of the Company Room 3, San Fran cisco Stock Excnsnge Building, No. S2i Pine Street. San Francisco, SelifornIs.
 Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on Tuesday, the tenth lOt day of December, 1s7s will be delinquent and advertised for sale at pub lie auction and unless payment is made before, VIII be sold on Monday the twentieth (2Oth day of January, Is79 to pay the delinquent assessment together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
 W. H. LENT, Secretary. Office, Room San Francisco Stock Exchange Build ing, No. 327 Pine street, San Francisco. Cal. OPS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-06
Notrce TO Creditors.

Estate of Daniel Quinlin, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, sdmihs- of the estate of Daniel ouinln, deceased 10 the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deAasd exhibit them with the necessary Soucn- CTS within ten months after the first publication of this uotice to John Howard the attorney of said admin strator a his office in the village of Pre-eot, Arizona
 W. J. O'NEIL, Admr. Prescott, Arizona, November 70, Is7S.--4g
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-06
ID R. SPIN N FEY,
 No. Il KEARNEY STREET, Treats all Chonic and Special Diseases

YOUNG MEN
 WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE EF- W fleets of youthful folies or ndiscretion will do well to avail themselves of ths the greate boon ever laid al the altar of suffering humanity. DR. sPINNEY will 10 forfeit $500 for every seninel weak ness e pyate dlsease af any kind q. character which he undertakes and fails to cure.
 MIDDLE-AGED MEN,
 There are many at the age thirty to sixty who are uouoieu wlth too frequent evacuation of rhe bladder ofeen accompanied by s ght sartilIc or hurning ssn sauon, and weakness of the system in manner inc patent cannot account for On examining the urinary deposits roPy sediment will be found and some ues small particles of abumen will Fppear or the color VIII De of thin mikish hue again ch arripe to iart anu toIpin appesrencS. There men who die of is diincuity ighprant of the cause which is the second stage oi seminal weakness. Dr. S. guarantee ner e' cur m all such cases, and hea thy restoration of the genito urinary organs, VI o,ficE houRs-l0 to and to 8. Sundays from Ic .o II A. M. Consultation free. Thorough examnatjor and aaviee, S5. Call or address,
 ,-,. DIR. SPINNi;Y CO.,, mayl5G&w1y No. II Kearney st., San FraDc,sco
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-06
LEGAL.
Information Wanted

n, in. whereabouts of NOBLE g. HuFFAR- of teoreto-n D. C.. who, last accounts had gone pros pectng in the vicinity Of Los Ange,es. Address k
 b. Room {, 40S California St. San FRANCISCO h1' ''
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-06

In the District Couet of the Third
 Yavapai County. MURAT MASTERSON, Plaintiff,
 versus
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
EAST SIDE TAMMANYITES.

SPEECHES IN FAVOR or TAMMANY HALL AND
Gratis.
meeting Of the Democratic Republican District
Committee Of Tsmmany Hall and other democrats OF
the Sixth Assembly district held last night ut
Clinton Hall, Nos. l26 and 1873 Clinton street Mr.
Thomas II. Hill, the chairman OF tho committee,
presided, and Messrs. 4. J. Kenncy and J.
A. Webstcin, the secretaries and Grady
aud Spinola, Alderman Waehncr and Judge Campbell
occupied seats on the PLATFORM About three hundred
persons wero present In the hall The chairman. In
calling the meeting 10 Order said that TO victory
at tho elections ncxt fall the democratic party must
be thoroughly organized and all It's members thor.
oughy posted on tho state Of affairs in tho political
world Tho present meeting was called to give the
democrats OF tho district opportunity Of hearing
prominent speakers on the situation.
Alderman LOUIS G. Waehner was tho arst speak or
He said that the ranmany organization was the only
one recognized by the State national dom
parties as representing true democratic princi-
recognized ~ tho State conventions, while tho
independent organizations had oeen ack wedged
lie said that ~ present The whole machinery Of the
CITY government works smoothly and we'll, ana q
heavy load oi deDt had been removed owing to tho
honesty and skill OF Tammany leaders and tho good
onect oil democratic principles. He rec0eni only
Two parties-the democratic and the republican, and
regarded all the so-cnlIod independ ones iac
lions gotten up by disappointed 0fice-seskers
Assemblyman Grady said that what he desired Tor
New York was "home rule" "Democracy," said he.
"means n0thinR II 1t does not mean government by
the peoples will; yet men calling themselves demo-
Gratis only yesterday voted against proposition 10
place In tue hands OF tho local authority the control OF
and yet combine 70 have the city governed from
Albany instead OF ~ tho City Hail." He
concluded By saying that wherever IN ia-
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
THE HERALD AT THE POLE

The Erening Express Of this city that Il 10 no
surprising that the memorial to Congress by tho pro
prietor OF the HERALD will be heartily Endorsed BY the
American people at Is certainly generous In him "a
take upon himself the expense OF such a costly cx.
pedtion as this, and tho spirit that planned H. that
avishes wealth on sucn projects in the OF
science ana human welfare, deserves CONNIE ndation
ana Encouragement II 10 cerainly To DO hoped that
Congress will grant the memorial aud that the enter
prise will be successful the whica found the
lost Livingstone and explored the sources OF toe
Lualaba and the Congo. II Is striking Illustration Of
the bad condition OF our navigation laws that "a m,r
who buvs ship in foreign MARKET TOR a voyage OF
discovery, to be manned with American ON GERS and
crew, and equipped with an American outhi, and 10
carry the stars and Stripes is obliged to get rms.
SION ot Congress before be can act Lot Congress
grant his petition by all means, and then repeal these
odioua naYigaiion laWs.D
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
THE HYDE WEST TRIAL.
A DocToR's DEFENCE AGAINST CHARGE on
MALPRACTICE.

DOCTORS DEFENCE AGAINST CHARGE OF
MALPRACTICE.
In tho Kings County (Long Isand Court Of Sessions
yesterday Dr. Benjamin West, alias Hawker, alias
Perry, trial for malpractice. District Attorney
CatIin appeared for tho prosecution. ex-Mayor A
Oakley Hall for the defence, ana Judge Moore pre-.
sided.
General Catln, In opening the case said that
Amelia Hyde. living In Cymer street. won't to the
office Of the prisoner, In this city, In October last
and there submitted to operation, and that few
days sent for Dr. Hawker. who called at hor
residence aud there tho illegal operation was rc-
peaiod upon her. Subsequently she went to Dr..
Whitehead who caused the to be brought before
tho Grand Jury. DR.. Hawkcr then brought q charge
against DR.. Whitehead and Miss HYDE Tor malicious
prosecution but tho case was dismissed bcforo udge
Walsh.
Amelia Hyde testified that she had always lived with
her parents; that she had undergone tho treatment
set forth tho indictment and that shc agreed
pay the defendant $50 On the crossexamination the
witness said she was twentysevcn years oil age and
city; witness had told her story to DR.. Whitehead,
VINO took II down on papcr and she signed It..
Dr. Whitehead was present In court under tho escort
OF officer, no being undor arrest in anoh casa
the mother of Amelia Hydo also testified as to the
fact OF DR.. Hawker, or West having attended her
daughter.
Mr.. Hall then opened tho case for the defence, ana.
reviewing the facts, said that .whether there was
malpractice or not Dr. Whitehead had entered into
conspiracy 10 strige blow against a man with whom
nc a difficulty" Tho defence that the charge
10 a conspiracy from first to Iast. ana II there any
malpractice II Dr. Whitehead who desired 10 clear
his own skirts BY applying the tar brush 10 those Of
his enemy.
Philip Herman, keeper At Ludlow street JAIL who
tho rst witness called for the defence testified
that ne recognized tho prisoner, Dr. West that the
defendant had becn aimttcd 10 the jail on tho I'd of
October, and that he discharged herefrom on the
following dny.
Chief OF Police Patrick Campbell testified that about
tho middle oil November last Dr. whitehead called At
his oco aud that he had patient who had SUI
fcred from malpractice and he asked what should bo
aone q case OF that kind; tho following day DR..
Whitehead brought the lady; witness did not think
that DR.. Vests name was mentioned IN any OF the tn
tcrviews
After some further testimony the defence closcd
ana tho adjourned till this forenoon. whom
counsel will SUN up and tho Juage will charge tho
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
FIRE ON HOUSTON STREET.

Threc alarms Of dre IN quick succession we're 70.
ceived at Fircman's Hall about SIX O'Clock yesterday
morning from tho alarm station tho corner OF
Houston aud varIck streets Flames had been seen IN
the basement OF the i've story building Nos. 202 20I
and zoo Fest Houston strcc;, near the OF Var
lex, aud an extensive connagraton was
feared. Tho we'll directed efforts OF tho hrc.
men, who werc prompt In reaching tho scene
got the lire under control In less than malt an hour
but not until about $4,000 damage had been done.
Tue Duilding is owned by ID. j. Carroll Co, packing
box MAKERS who occupy inc basement and hrss ana
second floors OF Nos. 204 and 206. Tho third floor
occupied by g. g. Sheppard, manufactures OF school
states, ana the iourh aud hith by NJ. IL Forsnay,
manufacturer OF looking glass irames The builuIn z
and stock insured for $4,000 The nre orRinaled
In the engine room, which is IN the basement.
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
UWHAT THrN2'

Albany Journal (February 20:-"wnsn an irre
sistible body meets an undiscoverabie body. what
then? The proprietor OF the H.gALD proposes to
what then. To the cry oi Sic ttur ad astra he
turns his energies the dr.ctcn OF tho North Pole
and announces his determination OF adding that chilly
extremity Of the earth's axis TO the list OF the NEw
YORK HERALD trophies. He has gone TO work with
characteristic pluck, selfreliaucs and lioeraiy 0i
pendliure The best laid schemes Of Arctic explorers
nave thus tar gone 'agley, but then II s TO be re-
ncmoered thai Of the explorers OF the past was
tho editor OF the HgKALD he fails II will not De Tor
want OF perseverance, indeed, II no docs not succeed
IN discovering the North Pole the world will DO justi
hed Ia making up us mind that there isn any North
Pole and that all the scientific persons who have n
sisi cd that thore were parcel OF shameless i'm
postors."
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
THE ERIE RAILWAY.

The report Tor December last Of Mr. Hugh J. JowetI
receiver OF tho Erie Railway Company. filed yes-
tsrday In tho Office OF the County Clerk. 1t lis shown
report that tho balance hand tho hrst Of
tue month was $456947 A. that tho receipts Tor tho
month were $3,270,29S IL, the disbursements
81 67g ~ and balance hand at tho close oi tho
month $476 6lS TO- Tho report further states that
the close OF tho month the ccrtinates Of outstanding
Indebtedness amounted 10 81, s2,O2S So
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, MARCH L l878-TR1PlE SHEET

dependent democrat found ne might be re-
garded oficc-seexer disappointed By Tammany.
General Spnola made a few remarks, in which ne
dwelt upon necessity OF placing in the Assembly
at the next election good democrats since II VIII oe
then necessary TO elect United States senator IN
place OF Mr. Conkling. The meeting adjourned with
cheers tor Tammany Hall
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
BOwDoiN COLLEGE.

The Bowdoin College Alumni Association dined at
Demon co.'s iast evening. Tue party not large,
Camp, GsliJ was enjoyable Among those presaapo,
RHvis Of csoiAs sa% s. .s cknG
Aardenbergh. harmer. Harris of MASSACHUSETTS,
Hendec Hewitt OF New YORK. Hiscock Hungerford. James,
Lindsey, Lakewood Lorini Mccook Morse, Muller Nor
cross, O'Ne, Overton Potter Powers Puxh, Reed Rice
of MASSACHUSETTS,. Robinson Of Massachusetts, Ross
Scheicher snnickson, Smith Of Pennsylvania. Stsrn,
Stenper. Stewart, Veeder. Ward, Warner. Watson,
Williams Of Michigan Williams New York Williams OF
Delaware, Willis OF New York and w Ia.
THE SPEAKERS ANNOUNCEMENT.
The SPEAKER announced the aud said SIN
obedience the requirements OF the constitution,
two-thirds voted IN tho affirmative and the bill
has passed. the objections OF the President 10 the
trary Notwithstanding"
The announcement was received with goneral han d.
capping and other marks OF jubation.
The bill and the veto message were thsrsupon sent
to tho Senate.
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
THE PURDY-MoRRIS CONTEST.

oncer Philip Reilly was yesterday detailed by tho
Police Board to assist the scrgcsnt-atArms Of the
Assembly In serving warrants and making arrests In
connection Win the alleged frauds
The New York herald., 1878-03-01

order and ask that his words be taken down at the
clerks desk. Shouts Of "Downi downl'' '.0rderl
orderl'' from tile democratic SIDE OF the Chamber)
demand that they he taken down and read.
hr. Cox simply said that the message was a
charge Of iraud by q fraud
Mr. McCooK-rhat very improper language to be
used In the presence OF the House.
sentiment
MT. Mccook-I insist upon the question OF oroer.
The sPEAKER-The Chair thinks that the gentleman
(Mr Coxl not entitled to any remarks ut all
Mr. McCook-But he did make tnem
The sPEAkER-ihs roll call has been commenced
and must be proceeded with.
Dir. McCooK-l ask for The ruling Of The Chair on the
words used.
The sPEAKEx-The Chair thinks that The language
OF the gentleman from New York out OF order.
He had no right H. fhe reporters not
bound to take It down al a a. part Of the Congres.
st0ndL Record.
Mr. McCooK-Tha. 10 all ! ask, that IL shall not 60
into the Record ! thought II singular expression
for the gentleman to use
The SPRAKER-The Chair did not recognize the gen.
tleman to make the remark.
Mr.. MCCooK-Does IL go INTO The Record?
The sPKAKER-Ths Char thinks that 1t should not
60 into the Record
Mr. AoCoOK-vsry we'll, SIR That is all
rhe vote was then taken and resultsd:-Yeas, 1eo /;
nays. 73
Inc last three votes were cast BY Messra Bragg, OF
Wisconsin; Cook, OF Georgia, and Kelley, OF Pennsy-
vania all OF wnom had been absent from the House
ss illness % but os%s ,sn, up TIME Coy s rs ss
Affirmative.
The following is the vote de.ail:-
rKAs-Messrs Aiken Adrich. Atkins Baker OF Indiana.
Bland. Boans. Booas. soucs, boya, Bragg yrens.ao'
Brewer. Bridges. Bright, brogden Browne, Buckner,
Bnndy. Barehsrd. Buriok Butler. Caldwell Of Ksntueky
CALDWELL OF Tennessee. Caikins, lander, cannon.
Carlisle, Csswell, Chalmers, Clarke Of Kentucky
Clarke Of Missouri Clark Of Iowa, Clyme. Cobb. Cole,
Congsr, Cook Cox Ohio, Cox oil New York, GrRvens,
Crittsndcn, Culberson, Cummings. Cutler, Danford DA,
Dunne Durhsm Eden. n Ellis. krrsts. Evan, Of In
Ferney, Fort Foster Frankn. Fuller, Garth. Giddinss
Glover Goods Gnner. Hamilton Hanna. Harris Of Gcor
ga, Harris oil Missouri, Harrison, Hartdgo. Hartxel
Haskell, Hatcher. hayes. Ha.eton, Henderson, Henry,
Hewitt OF Alabama. Herbert, Hooker House, fIubbeli
Hunter. nunton. Humphrey lt,ner Jones Of
ley. Kenns,, Knapp, Knott, I.aDdsrs, Lsthrop.
,gon. LnstIs1gel6eG in raising $780, wnrs', NAY MAY
~ The $500 previously presented, made ST, 00o TO-
oe added 10 The fund. The Treasurer then reported
that the lota fund only lacked Sll3 OF So j00o So
sn0sr. ptons were started, which, assisted Dy $50
from tho Chair, made NJ The requisite sum. The
thanks OF the association were tendered TO Secretary
Bayiis Presdcnt Draper then expressed his thanks
TO he ASSOCIATION for eiecting I'm 10 his third term
AIDING that he would eneavor to do his duty lhcir
The mectiDg then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1878-03-01
..SEws FROM THE NORTHWEST PASSAGE"
INv1Nc1BLE JouRNALrsM.

Buffalo ksprea February 2eD:-''Evsrybody siss
having failed IN the attempt. It Is quito within the
natural order OF events for daring newspaper
reporter 10 solve the vexod problem OF polar
geography. Newspaper men have in these days
napIl Of conquerng the quorablo and achieving
tho Impossible"
The New York herald., 1878-03-01

A FRIENDLY CAUTION.
Boston Post (Fobruary 27):-"whcn tho Pandora
starts for tho North Pole lot her box loft behind"
The New York herald., 1878-03-01

EXECUTIVE MANSION, Feb. ~, 1878.
The Message having been read In the midst Of pro.
found silence the Speaker stated that the queslI
was "wlll the House, on reconsideration, pass the
bill? ?"
Mt STEPHENS. OF Georgia-On that move the pre-
vous question
Mr. BUTLER. rep.) OF Mass, (approvingly)-Tha ia
It, (CIapping OF hands and Other demo onstratons OF
applause among members)
Inc previous question was seconded and the main
question ordered
Mr. srKpHEss-I propose that by general consent
every member shall be permitted to have printed In
the Record such remarks no may desire to make on
this subject
Mr. BANKS, (rcp.) Of Masa Il object.
Mr. FokT. rep ofIlL-As this Message Is not TO be
printed, ask that BIO read again. (ohouts OF "No"
"No," IRON the friends OF the bilL)
The srgAKgg-Docs the gentleman desire 70 have
the Mcssagr prIntedY
Mr. FoRr-I do hot.
The sPEAKER-It goes into the Record.
Mr.. FoRT--l mean TO say that IL has not been
printed or our con IL should be read again
before the vote rs taken.
SUNSET Coxs rIREBRAyD.
Mr.. Cox, (dem.) oi N. VI object to having the
Message road again. IL is charge OF fraud by a
fraud.
Mr.. MccooK. (rcp) Of N. Y.-I call my colleague to
, 1878-03-29
LOCAL n EWS.

ANorIIER new industry IS being dcyel-
,nrd in Chinlacun valley. 4 cheese fac
tory, the necessary machinery for which
arrived cary this week, will be established
mn there by experienced parties who will
u,VceCd with the enterprise 1T once. This
/. , line of business which has hitherto
nen unoccupied, though one which we
may safely predict to be renunerative if
uoperly managed las in this case 1t un-
doubtcdly will bc--and one which must
inevitably contribute to form the aggre-
pate Of our commercial! importance. The
rstab bishment in question IL to be started
ny parties from New Tacoma, under the
firm name Of the NORTH Pacific Cheese
Factory" Mr. b. Fellowsis to have the
.uperntcnding Of the works. They have
rented the store building and property OF
Mr.. j. II. Woodley, located In Chimacum
Valley. and expect to commence work by
the middle of next month. According to
present calculations, they will turn out
between 700 and 800 lbs OF cheese per day.
We wish them every success.
, 1878-03-29
We wish them every success.

FATHER Cesary returned from San
Juan ON the Letitia this week. He brings
n cheerful report concerning progress on
the new Catholic Church to be built over
there. He has raised about $3.50 in cash
toward the work. besides much more in
the way Of subscriptions to be paid In
money and In work. The labor has al
ready commenced, Mr.. Martin Brown, OF
San Juan, being the carpenter employed.
The new building Is to be substantially
constructed, hard finished inside, one
story high, 45 feet long, 30 feet wide and
u feet high, and win cost something over
$1,000. 1t will I've very crditable to the
Island. and a lasting monument to the
efforts Of Father Cesary. .a a.r
, 1878-03-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

A Colfax letter reports that 75O
German families will locate on Aka
Ii Flat in the Spring.
A workingmen's association has been
been formed in New Tacoma, which has
already a large and increasing member
ship.
THE Portland "Land Register"
isn't demented any more since GER
tain gentleman severed his connec'
ton with it.
An exchange asks: Why is 1t that
editors never commit suicide ?" We have
Investigated this subject little, and think
it is because the druggists won't sell
'tryclnine en long time.
The Portland 'Standard says that a
very large immigration is expected this
year from California ard the Atlantic
States to Walla Wal!a valley and the sur.
rounding country.
The total value of eggs imported
into Great Britain during the first
ten months of 1877, was 92, ,141 ,999
or over $l0,500,000 as q total -
Prairie Farmer.
The newspaper organs Of Puget Sound
before the nominations were made cried
ont for nOnpartiSan ticket. The Con-
vention met and selected such ticket
Now the organs howl because they re.
ceived what they wanted. They are nev-
er satisfied but are always crying give,
give Wv. w. Union"
The Quakers of England and
Wales now number, according to Mr.
Barclay, one of their well-knowu
members, only 1900. A few years
ago they were estimated at 100000
In 1900 there 100000 in Great Brit.
ain. ,.......
The records of the United States
Internal Revenue Department show
that the aggregate receipts from
whiskey and tobacco for the seven
months ending with Jan. 81, 1875
have fallen off $3,l26,S07, as com,
pared with the corresponding sever
months of the preceding year. This
decrease was entirely in the receipt:
from whiskey, those Of tobacco show,
ing an increase over the seven month.
of last year of $l4S,953.
, 1878-03-29

In the PrObItc Court this week some
business OF importance was transacted in
connection with the Phinney estate, OF
Port Ludlow. An order which appears
in to days ARGUS, preliminary to order
ing the sale of the entire Phinncy pro-
perty, indicates the course taken by busi-
ness connected with that estate. Mr.. Jas.
Mcknight, of Seattle, attorney for the es-
tate, was In town to see to this matter, as
va, also Mr.. Geo. W.. Harris, OF Port
Ludlow. ,''
, 1878-03-29

Mr.. A. F. Learned has enlarged and
improved his stock OF goods, taking IN
supplies OF q different line. He is now
prepared to furnish customers with all
kinds OF dry goods, crockery, glassware,
etc., in addition to his present stock OF
ship clandery and family groceries, His
advertisement in the ARGUS has been en-
hrged correspondlngly with his business,
and by reference to It all necessary in-
formation may be obtained.
, 1878-03-29

CHICAGO. March 25.--'rhe Tribune's
Special from London says the fecling OF
anxiety here Is very great, aud warlike
sentiments are becoming general. The
two leading conservative newspapers re
very violent indeed. demanding war with
out further parley. Russia has not vet
made her expected communication 10 Eng
land relative to the presence OF the English
fleet In the Sea OF Marnora, but she has
decided to postpone the withdrawal of her
troops from the vicinity of ConStantinople
so long ms the English fleet remains inside
the Dardanclles.
LONDON. March % The controversy
between England and Russia is approach
ing that dangerous stage where points OF
honor more and more engage attention.
VICTORIA, March 24.-Admiral DeIIor-
sey report as to the best terminus of the
Canada overland railway condemns Bur-
rard inlet and Skcena river as harborS,
and strongly favors the adoption OF the
Butte inlet route, with ESquimaIt as the
terminus. Id.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 4.--The schr.
Gen. Miller, Capt. May, belonging to the
Alaska Commercial Company, sailed from
this port February 10Th for Alaska, hav-
ing as passenger Col Woods, U. ). coIec-
tor OF customs for the territory of Alaska;
day or two ago the schooner was dscov-
cred bottom up a few miles up the coast
aud Is now being towed into port; all On
board undoubtedly lost. The vessel and
cargo was valued at about $4,000.
The schooner j. L. Havens sprung
a leak and sunk yesterday forty miles oil
Tomales. The crew took to the boats and
were picked up by ting which was hunt
ing for the capsized schooner Gen. Miller.
, 1878-03-29

A FEW days ago Messrs. Smith & Terry,
butchers of this town, purchased some
beeyes from Mr.. VIM. Bishop, OF China
cum. which made more creditable show
ing than any we have seen for a long
time. Truly Chimacum is ahead Oh this
heat. Let other farmers take notice. 1t
pays to fatten beef after Mr.. Bishops
style offeeding, and then there is no dam
ger of failure to sell it at living prices.