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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-20
Yellow Fever at Pattersonville
Louisiana.

FRAsKLiS, La, Sept. ia letter just re-
ceiyed from Pattersonyille gives the follow
Ing account Of the yellow fever above and be-
low that place;
cat the Lagonda plantation tweniy-nlne
cases aud eight deaths are reported, andthe
proprletors, Clarke a Steele, are dangerously
III. One death and one case is reported in
the Froussard settlement, a short distance
from Patternsonville. One death and two
cases reported at Blacks Pecan Grove plan
tation. Two cases reported at Bartell' Grand
Woods plantation. Two deaths and three
cases reported al welshtman's Mound Place
plantation, and one ease reported at Center
vile Franklin is healthy aud rigidly quar.
antined. -
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-20

For upwards Of 80 years Mrs. Ninslowfs
Soothing Syrup has been used for chill ifen Ii
corrects acidity of stomach, relieves wind co.
lie, dysentery and diarrhoea; REGULATES the
bowels, whether arising nom teelhing or 9TH
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-20
TELEGRAPHIC!
Associated Press Dispatches.
NEW ORLEANS.
Doaths. Fifty-Three Now Gases.
Ono Hundred and Ninety-Fivc
--The Fever at Donaldson-
Vile, also on n Plantation
--The Mails are TO Go
Throurh Apa{n


Nrw oRLrASs, September p.-Filed al | ;2l
p. m.--Deaths, ilily-ave, new cases, reported
one hundred anu nlncty-iive
Mr. T.. q. Jacobs, with A. Thompson \ Co. ,
died this morning
The Young Mems Christian Association r.
ceivcd dispatch from the Lagonda planta-
tion, asking FOR six male nurses, saying there
We're Ave very bad cases there. The nurses
will go by next train.
Sister Theresa, of the st. Vincent orphan
asylum, died last night. Sister Estelle Is
very low.
The death list inelues fourteen children UNI
der seven years Of age.
The Picayune asserts the death, at Donald-
sonyille yesterday of Henry Leob, promi-
nent merchant, and Carl Boscow.
superintendent Robeson Of the New Orleans
and Mobile railroad having arranged with the
Mobile and jackson county authorities, all
mails will pass through as heretofore.
Weather cooler and cloudy, and threatening
rain.
Deaths reported from noon to six p. m. /,
twenty-nine. New eases eighty six, of which
fcrty-onc was prior to the 10th. Among the
new eases are Geo. Rootes, and VIM, Braun.
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BATON ROUGE.
Three Deaths and Thirty-one New
Cases--Death Of Ex-Gov. Bard.

BATON RouGE, September ia.-Dea'hs, 81
new cases, 81. fi4i
Ex-Goy Sam. lard died last night Of yell
low fever. Though his family Were absent, he
received every attention. lie constantly
urged that they be not Informed of his Illness,
hoping that he would recover
Although 1t is not officially reported, cornt
over fOrty deaths to date. We have many
new cases. Father Lavaleour the sick priest,
is still very low. The disease is assuming a
more malignant q pc. (sishetD
LEON JAsrRsNsiu, Mayor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-20

Relief Association. This makes the amount
disburse'l to date $1,000. The subscription
this morning amounts TO about sis.s Up TO
last evening sill lis were received by the
committee, who now have something less than
$4,000 for distribnlIon
The Mayor sent to the Howaris OF vicks-
burg Sils,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-20
CANTON.
A Gard OF Thanks TO tho People of
the World for their Generosity
and Charity Showered Upon
n Distressed People--The
Fever Abating, and tho
Outlsok More Hope

full.
CANTON, Miss, September 19.--m Justice
To our many friends, too numerous to mention,
all over our beloved land, we issue this circu-
lar to notify them that We are no longer in
need of provisions or money. Some weeks
since onr beautiful little city was visited by
that dreaded enemy to our Southern cline,
the yellow fever. Without money or provis-
ions, We formed among the few we had left u
Howard Association, AMI at once appealed fss
aid. The clicking of tolegraphlc machinery
In our office here had scarcely. ceased to VII
brate from the sending of our dispatches, be-
fore Thousand generous hearts responded 10
our cry from the North, East. West and South
money and provisions flowed In, aud from this
bountirul supply we arc enabled 10 say TO you
all that our every want Is supplied. To our
brethren of the North, East and West, the
city Of Canton to-day extends to you the hand
of friendship and brotherly love. She will
never be able to pay YOU, but she prays to au
Almighty God TO shield you from pangsth.at
we have suferedi she can say 10 the man who
will speak out against you that he has no SYM
patty. Here the hand OF aflliction has taugh,
us your true worth and noble charity. To
our Southern brethren we say unite with us iu
praying that God In his infinite mercy will
protect US from this most terrible of plaques
The fever Is abating and We have but few
cases to-day to report We hope for u favora-
BILE change (signed) s G. DnySE,
q. w. THOMAS, Chm. Relief Com.
President Howard Assn.
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Memphis---Deaths, Fifty-Nine--'
Many Prominent Mon Attack
ed with the Scourge.

MEMPHIS, September l9.-since yesterday
noon firty-nlne deaths has been reported
Among the new cases are I. p Force, Of Hot
Springs, Ark, DIR. Ups, OF Los Angeles,
Cal. Geo. n. Tanlum, and the youngest son
Of Rev. s Landrum. DIR. Hiram Pierce, OF
Cincinnati, died last evening. Chief of Po-
lice, A. Il. Hey, is conyalesclus. Yesterday
was his first appearance GU tho streets since
la ,xas attacked
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Battle with indians.

A Battle with Indians.
LEAvrSworru, KS, Sept. ia special
dispatch to the Times from Dodge city. Kan
sas, says hsiccn cattle men and company I, OF
the 9Th cnvalry, fought band Of indians yes
tcrday, thirty-fi,e miles south OF Dodge City.
One or two lndars were Killed and one sol
dier wounded. The military fell back and
the indians went on northwest, The Indians
killed several herders aud have stolen great
many horses In tho last few days.
Alum Water for Fover Suffcrcrs.
LNonnura, Va, Sept. lo.-Dr Green, OF
Ga, In the Cincinnati Medical News, en-
doIses and recommends she Bedford (va.)
$ fiD,s alum and ivou Cor yellow fever, sup
Pile have bean ordered to all of the afflicted
districts.
An American Brig Stranded.
EEy wEsr, Sept, io.-The american brig.
Alex Nicbals, from Cienfucgos FOR Boston,
with cargo Of sugar, stranded on The F'ori-
ia coast, aud wps total loss The first mate,
cook aud one seaman were drowned The
captaih nnd rera inder of the crew were all
saved. tt a ff
A Receiver Appointed.
BArr'Nore, Sent. 49, Judgc Iopd to-day
appointed Jno II. Fisher, of New York city,
receiver Of the souih Carolina railroad.
Georgia Itoms.
Ar MA, Sept. 19.-1'he Grcenbackers OF
| the Filth District nominated Reuben Arnold.
A gor. ". =. Waldoll, OF the University OF
Georgia, died last night at Bedford, South
Caroilna.
Weather Indications.
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RELIEF TO SUFFERERS.
What the Southern Relief Com
mittee of tho New York CHAM
bor Of Commerce. has Done.

NEw YonK, septsmbes lO.--The Southern
Relief Committee of the Chamber OF Com
merce will send $500 TO the Peabody Associa-
ton at New Orleans, $500 TO the Hovarls al
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-20
Morgan City.

MoRGAs CITY, September lo.--The fever is
increasing, Sihe deaths and seven new cases
IN the last forty-eight hours. Total cases,
sixty deaths sixteeni recovered, eleven.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-20
Georgia Itous.

All MA, Sept. 10.-The Grccnbacters OF
The Filth District nominated Reuben Arnold.
"A or ". =. waddell, OF the Uniyersityof
Georgia, died last night ut Bedford, South
Cnroiiua
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Two Moro Casos at Mobile.

MoprLE, September io--Jhe board of health
reports two more cases Of yellow fever on the
18th, both terminating fatally. These cases
occurred In the same location OF the city as
those previously reported
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-20

King OF Burmudah Dead.
CALCUTTA, September Io.-lt is report ted
that the XII OF Bui nudah Is dead.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-08


The following is the list of birds
which may be legally killed between the
first day OF September and the Grst day
Of April in each year: Prairie chicken,
partridge, pheasant. woodcocl, teal.
mnllard, or other ducks, braut, swan,
snna.hill crane. yellow hummer. bittvrm,
grouse, quail, Wild goose, wood duck,
rloVcr. Curluw, robin. aud dmaulow-lark.
Between the Grst day Of AUGUST aud the
first day Of April Of each year, it is
lawful to kill sage chickens and snipcs,
bu, IL is ut nll times unlawful to either
entrnp. or TO imiure the eggs or nests Of
amy OF tho game birds above mentioned.
Section six Of the "Act to preserve
Wild game" reads as follows: Every
person offending "sniost nny II tho
provisions Of this Act shall be- deemed
guilty Of misdcmoauor. and. on CON
victiOn thereof, shall bo fined in nny
sun not exceeding two hundred dollars.
or imprisonment in tho County Jail Of
the counties in which said conviction il
had. for any term not exceeding six
montha, or by both such iino and i'm.
prisunmcnt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-08

The aspirants for GuberuatOrial hOnors
on both sides are very generally fretting
the public with long winded cards of
explanation. J. G. Hagerman comes to
the front with "a card" in the Carson
appeal in which he sums up his polite.
al status as follows: "I believe in the
right OF the people to govern; that the
officers are the servants, and not the
masters. OF the people, and will dirsGys
act in strict accord with that belief il l
am elected to the high and honorable
Office OF Governor Of the State of Nova
da. In conclusion will state:
l. That am not now, nor have
ever been. under any obligations to the
Central Pacific or any other railroad,
but have always opposed such corpora.
tions in oil controversies with Washoe
county or the State OF Nevada.
2. am not now, nor have | ever
been under any obligation to the Bonau-
~ firm.
3. l am not now, nor have l over
been under any obligation TO the Bank
Of California OF the Bank Of Nevada;
nor have these moneyed institutions
any notes or other evidences of indebt.
ednoss Of mine.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-08
!Aiasi Poor Yoriek,

In his unnatural zeal to vent a spite
against n popular political aspirapt OF his
own party, the editor Of the Eureka Ssa-
tlfd hazards some amazingly wild pre-.
dictions. In yesterdays edition Of that
journal occurs the following brief men
ton: 1.-The Democratic primaries were
held yesterday in Lyon county. We
learn by private dispatch that Hagerman
will get the big end of the delegation, il
not all of it."
simultaneously with this astute pre-.
diciion, appears the following in u
Republican organ, the Reno J0uraGi OF
Sunday: The DemocrIcy's FIRST gUu
has been fired and Hagerman and Fox
Hrs among the slain. The Lyon county
primaries were carried by Bradley yes
terday."
As Dean Swift once entered n fish
market in Dublin, he met sailor com
ing out OF n stall with n stolen fsh
secTcted under his jacket. Tho Dean
detected the theft by seeing portion
Of the fsh's tail protrudiuS below the
sailors garment, aud hating the thief.
he remarked thusly: "Ny friend, you
ought always to steal u shorter fish. or
wear q longer jacket" That's the
trouble just now with our Base Range
contemporary. He is perSisteutly en-
deavoring TO get away with the political
maskcrei, but his jacket is altogether
too short to cover up the swug.
We do not ASSUME the TUlo OF CON
science keeper To our brilliant coutem-
pOrsry, nor do We wish to ceusure him
for Il free and fearless expression Of his
opinions upon the Gubcrna;orial ISSUES,
lat We utodesl!y suggest that personal
rique should never enter into contest
which involves an honest maintenance
ui political principle.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-08

The bullion tax question still haunts
the editorial brain of the Eureka Ssan-
mel like an ever-present nightmare and
will not avGuni. In the issue of that
journal of August 2s. appears an edi-
torial upon the everlasting bullion tax
theme in which the gist OF the argument
is condensed in the following para
graph:
The thing we all differ about is
what shall be considered the proceeds
of the mines Are we to figure ON
the gross or net yield? This is the
the pith OF the whole business. We
maintain that the absolute net proceeds
should he taxed. and nothing more.
The present law does more than this.
because under it not one dime is allow
ed for deud work
Tho perpetual hue Rnd cry made by
those advocating modification Of the
present law is that tho statute makes
no "liuwausr for "dcad work'-tiut is
work and ltbyr performed in open
ing aud developing n mine before it be-
comes a bullion yielding property. To
use the r,iiued expression of the Send
mel this is simply "talking mush." If
IT shall bc cosidered the right thing to
"I!o" the miner credit for all dead work
which lie may perform upon his mine
before Le begins 10 realize upUu the
proceeds "t ia" property, then Why not
Apply tn" sam" rule to every other
species @; manual industry! Are min
ing interests any more entitled to the
protecting care Of ihe Legislature thnn
'he important agricultural interests oi
the St"tef
1t ~ p"rsiSteni!y urged that it iavo!-
N'" 'he "Nr'nd-'"r" Of arg" sums "f
m"""! l" purchase machinery aud to
pay to: iav labor quisiio 4" property
develop " silver mine trioru It c"n be-
c"'"a paying '"nccfu. Does not the
same o" "e""''h' n'ii equally good with
'"' ir'i'.''"'''h "HH development OF
'"'''' IL " '""'S " IirS" outlay OF cash
10 '"'h''" "ih' with peas shovclS'
h''"" power ""'S'iH@ gear and idH'i&
'"'''N' 1t "'A' @" = A q. " vi money 1"
''','' '''.'' ""'',' ','s''' or'"" up the
''''' "'''' - L"'N'"'' '''"''' t''"S'
see" Hi"'n' mowers ihr'EherS ana
b"lhS. IN the N"InC oil common sense
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-08

When administered ia small doses,
wc can stand little OF the Chinese
quarter in San Francisco. or a limited
gulp Of tho Eureka hug ditch. or even u
a pot Of Virginia swiil milk br, when
thoy come 10 mixing nns,iness In whole.
sale mcssos like the following from the
Reno Goiet's. We prefer castor oil
straight: "Tho shiny yagnbono who
maintains his hcll.Lound existence by
filling the putrid columns Of the San
Francisco Stoek Esc6angs with sctcfu.
ious abuse Of Sir Rupert Kearney now
blows his fetid breath upon the whilc-
plumed editor of this metropolitan
journal. Hc describes him MS n mis-.
erablo licksPi,tlo OF n corrupt monop.
oily Though midnight skics and holl
itself overflow with tho fostering corpse
OF tho lochorous boudholder OF the IL.
change. there will bc row when the
Gose,ie'' boss Navarro goes 10 tho Bay.
Woll s,hrcw the plains wild yoz!"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-08

Tho Republican organs Of Nevada
are all as busy as beavers fixing up a
ticket for the Democratic party. The
Reno journal Of yesterday furnishes
the following: EITHER Dayo Bucl or
W. i. L Deal will be the Democratic
nominee for Congressman The chances
are largely in favor OF Deal, on account
Of the service he has rendered the State
Central Committee. Mt. Deal is n
young mnu. with law practice worth
100000 year. Aud yet he is willing
TO Givo IL mp. II seems. to be Congress
mau with 5000 year. Mr.. Buel is
an old timer, and was once the nominee
Of his party for Governor Of this State.
but was defeated by II. G. Blasdcl. Tie
Democrats evidently mean to Try and
carry the State ,hfs Fall, aud in order
TO do II are putting forward their best
men,"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-08

SncL statements as the following
which We tul in the Eureka LeodI,
would astonish Baron Won Humboldt
AID Sir CLarlcs Lyell, could they revisit
the gliupsos Of the moon: "The tem-
pcrMuro in thc Ruby Hill mineI is the
same at the lowest point worked rs on
the surface. No increased heat marks
the lower levels. although they have
attained n depth OF 1000 feet"
like noticeable absence of heat oc-
ours in the mines at Phoebe. A, the
depth OF twelve hundred feet in the
Raymond i Ely, the thermal tempera-
'Use - only one degree higher tnnn at
;ho surface. At Virginia City such
drpth in any OF the Comstock shafts
would elevate the temperature from ten
to iiitecn degrees Mt least. 1t Is plain
that the old hypothesis. that the earth y
heat, as an average, increases at the
intio OF one degree for every fifty feet
below the surface, will not apply in
Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-08
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment.
FoR Ian AND BEAST.

Thisliniment very naturally originated ia Aa.sss
N, wherc Nature provides In her laboratory -
surprising antIdotes for the malsdics Of hes sA1
ircn. Its fame has bccn spreading for 8yeAn
intil now Il cncircles the habitabie GioboL
Tho leSican Mustang IInlmcnt h . msscAlsa
:enedy FOR all external ailments OF man and beasl
To stock owners and farmers it II Invaluable.
single bottle often saves n human life OF n
Tto-cs the usefulness OF an excellent hone. on
.ow, or sheep.
1t cures foot-rot, hoofIaIl. hollow horn, gruk
fcrew.worm. shouider.rot. mango. the bItes an
tlngs OF poisonous reptiles and insects. and ever
such drawback to stock breeding and bush lifa.
II cures every external trouble OF horses, su1,
,s iarneness, scratches. swinny, sprnIns, foaDdss
wind gall. ring boRc, etc, etc.
The Mc1icsn :Iustans IIniment is ths quickss
cure In the world for accidents occurring In u
family, In the absence of physician. such .
burns, scalds spralns, cuts, etc, and for rbeumi
tism, md stiffness engendered by exposure. Pa
t!culariy valuable to Miners
It Is the cheapest remedy In the world. for I.
pcnetratcs tho muscle to ths bone. and n sinsi
application is generally sufficient TO cure.
Mexican Mustang Lniment j. put up In thrs
size of bottles, tbs larger being prvpcrIios
e:aly much the c,aenpest Sold cv,ry~l.ers-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-08

II the Reno Record il true-blua
nHmocrn!ic sheet which has, above all
things, the ultimate success OF the Dem
ocratic party at heart. We cnnno. see
why il so persistenily reprints the per
sonal abuse which the Republican
sheets. such as the Carson Tribune,
heaps upon Governor Bradley. As
Democrats II should be our business TO
repel insults gratuitousIy offered by
partisan opponets toward leaders OF our
party and not to give aid md comfort
TO the enemy. II either Mr.. Hagerman
or Mr.. Fox shall receive the Guborna.
torial nomination we shall support
either of the gentlemen as heartily as
we should old BroadhCrns. but ii is, to
say the loas., extremely bad taste TO
sI"ndcr q member Of our own political
family simply hccnuso ho happens not
to he ous special fHvoritc before a State
Convention.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-08

Tnsye,iow fever has become epidemic
n nearly all tho towns aud cities Dor
dering tho Mississippi river. and the
inhabitants, without distinction Of age
or condition Of life, are falling in hun.
dreds before the awful pcstilcncc. The
generous people Of the north are still
pouring money into the relief fund aud
are doing all which can bC done 10 mi,i.
gate the horrors Of the plague, but 1t is
now apparent that the charity Of every
State in the Union will lie taxed heavily
eeicfc there Is an aSa.sment oi tho
frightiul visitation,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-09-08

Ever since Sam Axttl joined tho
Saints, lac has waded in the hottest kind
OF hot water. As Governor Of New
Mexico. he has been successful only in
kicking up row which has finally as.
sumod formidable aspect. lie recently
applied TO the Government for troops TO
oncll tho disturbances. but the Govern.
ment refused TO comply with his request
and probably Sammy will have to git
=aa=aHasaa=aa- -==4l==--=a-
TngRE are 200 houses To let in the
city Of Philadelphia.
TuEY capture tarautulas out at Tybo
rs large as toa sauoors,
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Oll trl.ni. A.a esr. .re COS l.Ily ia,i,.d !.
rvtts attention paid to patrons.
ASsEsSMERT NOTICE.

NOTICE no A. >. ROt I.sTONE.
~ coVwnor IN The BLUE INi! you sre
bgfohy noNned ss owner Of Au Iuta est In the
Blue Ni e, situsted Ia iiailr nj Niiiis yistrioa,
flsu County. state of tcSaGs. thst q aiier tho
expiration Of Biueiy dSs after f,.s publication
Of this u ucc. ycu viii have hiied =, CO blb.
g your ~, por icn ~ tile hh,,s,ut du. ar tho
necessary a-tessmeB, work uprn said mipe for
the yrar 1871 ainuunt.tg a. The fun Of s5E6a
LAS required by Agt ~ Go, eTssp. ~ PROV
March 10Th, 1879. sud aHtbtin eat. tisteto,
your inic'vst IN ss.J id. siii teS.nie the
property Of the uudcrsia ned, y 60. uuer IN
sAtd mine. who has male tt- aannsl exitrdi.
ture, according o. Law. ca soia niisiig proper.
~. X. MUH,IAs,
ENo, juno 18th. 1873. i,11.Nh
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SpIe. md Inrnrm.r-.

In Herbert Spencer's latest contribu-
tion to social philosophy, the evolution
OF ceremonials among men. We obtain
a clear knowledge OF - ~ and per-
petuation Of lhat peculiar system of
espionage which. in all ages and in all
countries, zealously guards and "hedges
about King" Tyrants are always sus-
picious of those over whom they domi-
nate and hence it is natural that spies
and informers should be set to watch
and report the words aud actions of the
soreiy oppressed and sometimes dam
gerOus subjects. In the less enlightened
periods of the worlds history, espion.
age was possiblr Safeguard of politi-
cal and social order, and may have been.
IN sort of negative way, q blessing to
;he ignora ant masses. but III the henrt OF
enlightened Christondom. and under
the broad msis of u modern Democ racy,
the presence of a sneAking inforiner is
a fostering cancer upon human ciyiliza-
tion.
In alluding to the contemplate spies
which are set to hear and report the
words, and to observe the actions OF
Ccmstocx miners, tho Virginia FooHiyhi
makes the following forciblc statements:
"Of all the despicable Creatures that
walk the earth, and bask in the health
giving sunlight OF heaven, the hired
spy and informer. Of civil life, is the
most contemplate. Possessed of none
Of the nobler instincts of mankind, the
hired informer seems to take pleasure
in the performance Of deeds which oil
honorable men despise.
We have reason to believe that men
of th;s class exist i'll the State Of Nevada;
that their Shiny, suspeut-like trail has
been seen upon our streets. In fact, "a
gentleman recently said in our presence,
that he thought ho could name half.
dozen of these infamous creatures in
human shape. who listen TO the CONVEX
saiion of unsuspecting persons, on the
streets, Ill brokers' Offices and in public
saloons. and then carry to their employ
ers all remarks made which they think
their employers w.uld be pleased to
hear. We learn that competent miners
have been discharged from the employ
Of mining companies for no other rea-
son than because of some unfortunate
expression dropped in the presence of
an informer. We have heard that the
names of persons residing in our city,
are on the black list OF several parties,
because of free expression of opinion
concerning matters, political anu other
Wise, which was ut variance with the
opinions of the keepers of the black
list"
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ELKO LODGE NO. is.

II ANDA. Pi.--R EGULAU n
u Communications held al MAsonio. .M.
Hall, ~
ON me ffRsr TursD,Y oy EAcH MONTE,
demheTs OF Sister Lodges and sojourning
brethren In good standing are cordially invited
90 attend. j. J. MRIaS. W.
r. Is. HENLEY, Secretary