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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-22
Citizens Object to the Levy OF n
Rond Tax.
COKE, McLENNAN Co., TEX, }
Sept. 10, 1873. )

COKE, McLENNAN Co, TEX,
Sept. 10, 1873. }
We the undersigned. do hereby ap-
peal to the County Judge and Com
missioner's Court of McLennan coun-
ty to repeal the present law appro-
priating five hundred dollars to be
used on Meridian and Dallas roads.
If the city of Waco is benefited by
these and other roads ten or fifteen
thousand dollars to induce freights
from other counties, let the city Oh
Waco at least, in proportion, came
down with the greenbacks TO make
up the sum. We, the tax payers OF
the county, will not pay this amount.
Owing to our short crops and scar
city of money, we feel it injustice to
our families to do so. We favor no
tax being levied except for bridges,
| and this only when absolutely neces-
sary; no tax to pay large salaries to
surveyors to review roads, citizens
can do this as heretofore. There
NAV he some trouble attached to this,
hut our officers should be annoyed
little TO balance against their income
from us. -.
We favor good roads, but we wish
them made SO by our labor, ana not
our dollars. The roads in this coun-
/ ty to-day are in much better conui-
ton than the pocket-books OF her
ltax-payers. Our county is in NUM-
lber one financial condition, winch
we the taxpayers are thankful for,
and deserve the laurels for. We say
the tax-payers who have to toll the
hot day through favor the most rlg,o
: economy practiced as well us preach
: ed. What is our money worth 10
c day? One dollar is more than two
e few years ago therefore look closely
" to the expenditures. We favor re
d ducing the pay of all officers in pro
m portion to the increased value o
money. Our sister counties OF Bel
and Coryell are only taxed seventy
Iv five cents on the hundred dollars
4 with not near the wealth of Meier
nan, We should not have more tina
this amount to pay, If so much, fo
we do not owe u dollar and have
surplus in our treasury.
u 10 the County Judge and Commi
!, sioners, we would say that we b
sh lieye they are working and mnkii
a laws which they believe the coun'
nv will be most benefited by, but Y
NV believe we are right in this prote'
and win walt anxiously for the co
yening of the next Commissioned
Court.
The EXAMINER will do us fay
by publishing this, SO that all m
see if it influences the proceedin
at of the Commissioners Court.
We would like TO hear from I
l Of Taxpayers of the county on TINS So
'ry iect-through the EXAMINER.
aud Jno. w. Graham, Wilson Comm
lpa- iy, Jno. Connally, joel ID. cram,
ired Riley, Oscar Padget, 5. ;. sIni,,l,
six G. WYNN, Red Smith, +. McEN'
Thos. Connally, and others.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-22

convention with Austria. On the contrary,
Its ratification Is improving.
Gen. Govanavich's success In Herzegovina
had an inspiring eject on the public In this
country.
Gambetta's Speech.
LONDON, September Ala Paris special
says Notwithstanding the appreciation Gam
bctta's speech met with. part of the Repub-
lican press, II has made moderate Republic
cans uneasy. IL Is not thought that the pro-
grnmmc will contribute 70 the success Of SEN
atorlal elections, for Il opens up Held to dis
cusslon in which the adversarics OF the Repub-
lie viii and It easy 10 exagerate the orators
words and show that the Republicans propose
to lay hand ON every existing Institution In a
revolutionary sense.
The Journal Dies Debates says II has nothing
to urge against NJ. Gambetta's opinion about
the conversion Of the fiveper cont. rentes, but
his moral objections to such a course are not
the only nor the strongest objections.
Heavy Failure.
LoSpoS. September si.-Alfrei Howe,
spinner at Rocidaie, Lancashire, has failed.
Liabilities, e15,0to.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
Railroad Accident.

wrLnIxaroS, n. c., September si-lhe en-
zine tender aud four freight cars on the caro-
lima Central railway prccipiiated into cape
Fear river this morning, while crossing Wv
iron bridge i've miles from here. The draw
of the engine was open aud the engineer could
not stop the train. The engineer and fireman
escaped by jampingon.
Declined.
Bosrox, September 2l--Jno. Boyle D heiiiy
,.ho vas Nominated for Auditor by the But
Ter convention, has declined the candidacy.
A Tornado.
c,scrsSArr, September 2i-conditional ad'
vices from the tornado which visited Miehi'
gan yesterday. state that astore at fen'wa'
ter was demolished and a dweiiins y. ~
Gr,rhny. At Greenviile the Baptist ehurci
was blown down, killing one workman 4
dispatch from Chippawa station says ever
structure In that place was swept away ma"
persons seriously injured
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-22
MEMPHIS.
Sixty-eight Deaths During the "a
Hours Ending Yesterday.

Hours Ending Yesterday.
MEMPHIS, September 2i,--The board OF
health reports slxty-elght deaths for the "a
hours ending at O'Clock last evening. DR..
W. J. Armstrong has received the news that
Monte IL. Bernard Is dead. His wife and
daughter. and John II. Mitchell, brother of
Maggie Mitchell, are among yesterdays VIC
tins.
DIR. 4. Easily, volunteer physician from Lit
tie Rock, and DIR. j. Il. Tyner, of this city
We're stricken yesterday with fever.
Eugene W. Moore, n prominent member of
the Temple of Honor temporarily filling the
position OF city editor of the Memphis Appeal,
was taken down last night.
DIR. b. +. sheftall, of Savannah, sent from
this city to Bartlett, returned yesterday, and
reports only one ease OF fever there. Tn,
Federal officials who removed from Memphis
when the fever first appeared had located n
Bartlett, hut are now at Mckensie, Tenn.
DR.. r. w. Mitchell, OF the association. au'
| thorizes the statement that no more physicians
are needed.
Pathological observations upon dead bodie
have been very extensive and exhaustive
They were conducted by Prof. s. A. Summer
NJ. D., of Nashville, assisted by Drs. Overall
of Murfreesboro, and Cheviss, OF Savannah
The report will soon appear, under the direc
ton OF the Towards.
Nineteen physicians OF the medical corps q
the Howard Association reported seventy ne'
cases YESTERDAY.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-22
TELEGRAPH
associated Press Dispatches.
NEW ORLEANS.
~
Tho Progress OF tho Fover at Lake
and the Crescent City.

NEW onLKASs. Sept. ei.-Deaths, sixty
two, new cases reported to-day, one hundred
and Ave, Of which thiriy-three bear date prior
TO the 18TH The weather IL cloudy and show
cry. afl $3.50 =.
From moon to p. m, 10 deaths and 49,
new cases were reported. The death list Inc
elu,ies ~ children under seven years OF age.
Total yellow fever deaths TO date, 2i3o.
The Times special from Lake says that u
deaths and o. cases have occt rred TO date, and
only death for the past three days, but Is new
cases. Physicians are far more hopeful Of
checking the fatality, but the disease seems
destined to visit every household. Among the
dead are the worshipful Master, Senior War
den and Junior Deacon of the Masonic Lodge.
"0ur Meridian friends continue to prove the
truest of the true, sending special train al
most daily with medicine and supplies. The
regular freight aud passenger trains of this
road are stopped" Hfa
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MORGAN CITY.
One Hundred and Fifteen Cases
Reported mp TO Date.

Reported mp TO Oato'
MORGAN CITY, September si,-Up To now
one hundred and fifteen cases have been re-
ported-ninety- seven by doctors and Is by pri-
yate families and nurses. Twenty-one deaths
have occurred Tho type Is mild. The city
authorities arc very active In sanitary meas
ures. II. Y. WNchksfhhi
President Relief Committee.
Grenada.
GBEsApA, September 2l.-Two new cases
and one. death-Mrs. Ann Spencer. The
weather is warm and rainy.
Baton Rouge.
BAToS ROUGE, September 2l.-Ncw cases
81; deaths, /. Total number OF cases, 'oJl
deaths, 40.
Canton, Mississippi.
CANTON, September Il .-Eighty-aye deaths
to date. Seven new cases and two deaths IL
the last "a hours. W. A. Langley, gentle
man from Bangor, Me, died to-day. Tn
thermometer stands at 20. Everything Il
gloomy. DIR. A. y. semmes Is gradually re
covering. e
| A stampede at Decatur, Alabama
NASHVILLE, September 2i,-lhs people o
Decatur, Ala, stampeded yesterday on &c
count Of Ave yellow fever cases. One OF thes
cases, r. Ludwig, railroad employee prove
fatal. All business Is suspended j.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-22

The international" Cigar
viii be sold at 1--WE cents 2 pee
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
Health OF tho British Troops ut
Cypress.

Cypress.
LAnsAoo, CYRUS, Sept. 2i.-The health OF
the British troops here Is unsatisfactory.
Tbere has been new outbreak OF fever, aud
tweniy-one deaths has occurred since ooeapa-
lion Of this island commenced, Forrhundred
soldiers are sick out OF the two thousand siA
hundred aud Twenty-Five.
Austria and Turkey.
LoxpoS, September 2l.-A vienna special
| IN the Manchester Guardian, says II Is semi
| oo,ctaltx deined that the Sll taE I<l1N0IHI
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-22
THE FEMALE NIESIEEI4S.


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Two TE>"25 stated cat yesterday lot i'o-
i,e Ihcy waihvN steadily unt5 t"ey wolr
ovtr,a!an bs team AMI AsA.d tho driver for
rid. Eio granted thclr request, ana they
nlcc.tc3 tbe wagon: thoy wi'''ed I" kno"
no" far IL Vas COM. He told them and
they Thought il WAS mt far tn":-'. They
then asked for cnrt Of ;oi'..'"-, "a Il and
did .,t eve ta:' i~l"" back. '.>'s ,A-tol'stieo
hln, bGt his So prise "a5 @rtaJrT when they
ASKED tor mo'et. lie utcllnco. alt as tnoy
we've threatening t' compel haH t" t!5@ofr,
two hotsvnlen appeared 1T sight and thu ad-
NI'li"ic'S ''''A - ~ 20 5hi d,L4 81 4'' '''--7i9
with the road TIE h"rs-lnen started in pur-
suit ana scol. oYcrtol& thern, hut the fellows
begged SO hard, and promised not to return,
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HAy. We We s'I! sound on the general
subject OF nay. l. 81 3 great theme and can
net .e exhaust t my FAore than the cohthl-
ual supply, VIC 60" two leads coming n
yesterday. !, ere Ray have wee" more "he
OF them We. eo over three IONS, so me
driver SAID "nc ne looked IKE tfH'if0! man
The ran9i'crS aIo al raising nay. me
PIonshS al" haffo"' are II. rcl"i''''oI' oil"
the tIaetabi9 ground Is 0eins reduced 10
hay OASIS Inc boys are nSUtEG OF Vne
4oo,,,. -, +ho road and @ ,,,at dnr,an6 for
h,,, va ,,t tu,o mar, dr;7.;o,, oi,,I,+ stoors
,aI-., 4I,.r, 8 .l,,,. ,.,,,o ,..9r.o3 PonI;ad
tbov were "a. inc Them in 10 he killed and
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-22

T.. 7. \. Inec, arc some pcol"o va" are
oa5sahly honest Oh a great many points, ANA
e.sh TO be conaidcrod So on all, but who are
slertonani,1s on the sn:gje ana s"oet com.
modify Of tobacco. A smoker whose smoke
s~catas cu4l with graceful whlrl, within the
rrcunct, OF til, office, occasionally has been
sa-aiy trltd by various divers ana 1Indry alb
strace;ua, q tie fragrant weed from lis IN
,..gi3ual couch TIL. purLincr Is known and
80 h.on dubbed +. 7. T. winch may signify
takes tho tobacco; Typographical! tobacco tinct
az ..aytLiug clse the taste or fancy OF the
r,a3er may determine. 1t must be stopped.
Life 3 too short. II is not nice, nor pleasant,
nor conducive to the cultivation Of social viz
tues, though 1t may be economical from one
Joint % view, The purloiner purloined some
yesterday while all eminent divine was pres
at. The owner growled and charged some,
hut the 4. d. calmly remarked, III thine
enemy hunger for tobacco, feed him, for pF
~ doing thou shalt heap Goals Of fire on his
head and burn thine own fingers in the oper.
alton and lose tiny tobacco and last OF ali thou
a7alr iose thy friend also" Which it IS true.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-26
An OH Timer.

John Kelly and wife arrived by last
nights train. John is an old timer ON
this coast, and in the early days, away
back in the ffties. he was accounted one
Of the finest vioIinists that ever drew .
bow west Of the Rocky Mountains. OF
late years he has been residing in Colorado
and Montana. He is now en- route for the
Golden State. During his stay in Eureka
he will favor our people with a concert,
when an opportunity will be afforded to
listen 10 some exquisite music. il John re-
tains the same control Of his f~avorite in
strument which he possessed twenty years
ago. Due notice Of his entertainment will
be given
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-26

A gentleman from Hamilton informed
us last evening that the mill at Eberbardt
Is in full blast. and has an abundance Of
ore to keep il running for the next six
months. He also stated that the Eber-
hardt 4 Aurora Company, who are run
ming . tunnel, which. when completed.
will be in q distance Of 5000 feet, and q
depth Of 1900 feet. nave recently come
upon . large body Of ore, assays from
which yield an average Of gold and silver
amounting to $50 per ton This is very
encouraging news, as the Eberhardt 4 Au-
rora Company Is, and has been for a long
time, the main stay Of Hamilton. II this
news be true, aud we have no reason TO
doubt 1t. constant employment will be
given to . large number Of people. Be-
sides, when 1t has been demonstrated that
there is ore at depth in Treasure Hill,
there are several wealthy companies in
England md San Francisco who will at
once commence mining operations on their
old claims, when Hamilton will again come
TO the front As one OF the best mining dis
tricts in the State.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-26

Dick Ryiand has just finished burning .
kiln Of 15o 1000 brick.
Jim Brown, Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S ex-
press messenger, has recovered from his
injuries received some weeks since.
New Town, on Ruby Hill, is rapidly i'm
proving, many Of the miners building COY
residences for their families.
The singing at Mendes' hall last even
ing, by Mr.. German, was good, and drew
quite An audience. He has . fine voice.
The boys amused themselves with q
game of hand-ball on Main street last
evening,
Mr.. J. w. Jones has the contract for the
carpenter work on the new two-story
building Of Patti 4 Co.
Yesterday was the hottest and most Cd
pressive of the season, the thermometer
standing at 81 degrees ct s o'clock in the
evening.
Messrs. Gibson 4 Davis want q frst-class
brick layer Immediately. Apply at the
new buil6ing on the west side Of North
Main street.
There was . five-handed poker game in
progress last evening, in which two of the
players were Cinnamon, the ether three
being white men.
There was received ct the United States
Land Office yesterday . mineral patent for
the Southern Cross No. 2 mine, one Of the
numerous mines Of our worthy townsman,
Major W. w. Mccoy.
Fears are entertained that John Russell.
n Of the men SO seriously burned at
Duckwater, will die from the injuries re-
ceived. DR.. Thoma says to-day will de-
eide his fate.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-26

In . trial yesterday one Of the attorneys
asked q witness . question, when the
Judge interposing and wishing to facilitate
business, remarked, 'the question asked
is of no importance, Mr.. -" 'Not the
slightest, not the slightest" calculated one
OF the contestants. The Judge was forced
to smile. In the same case, at the con-
clusion Of the examination Of one of the
witnesses, the Judge asked: ''Mr. Witness,
what was the consideration paid for a GER
tain deed2" The witness replied, ut is
nom Of your business, Judge. whether it
was one dollar or five hundred dollars, it
Is just rs good in law anyway; don't think
/ am green because I came from the
country; I've been in court before" The
Judge again lost his dignity and smiled.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-26

Following is a list Of the jurymen who
are expected to be present in the District
Court next Monday: John Peadson.
James Hampton. VIM. Peterson, Louis
Bronson, James Daddow. +. d. Durkee,
George w. Smith, W. b. Gore, William
Daugherty, Jas. Mccormick, ]. b. Hvsell.
VIM. White, o. H. Webb, Henry Short, j.
l.. Gray, VIM. E. Bond, James Reveir, S.
Millman, ]. Englebretch, j. W. Clark, G.
H. Cady, Theodore Smell, Owen Owens,
John TRULY Peter Frazman, Oscar Thomas,
Daniel Foley, Tim. Sullivan, John Camp
bell, J. s. Fraser, John Donnolly, A.
Buckingham, G. f. Erdly, Bart Heenan.
VIM. Schenck, Joseph Potts, VIM. Bray
man, J. E. Smith, P. H. HUI, Robert
Beveridge, Henry Hall, Thomas Hayworth,
A. q. Jones, Charles A. Hoover, Henry
Doley, Fred. A. Wright, Francis Reilly,
Joseph Hadley, VIM. M. Story, Eugene
Mckee.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-26
MINING

Maurice Hartnett is running a tunnel and
sinking on the Piute.
The stock market looked up a little yes
terday. Eureka Con. rallying to SI4.
We learn from Judge Smith that the
mill at Mineral Hill will probably start up
in . short time.
A quantity Of quartz for fiux is being
shipped from the Fourth Of July mine to
the Richmond.
Superintendent Shoenbar reports every
thing moving satisfactorily about the Res
cue property.
Matters about the Phenix wear q lively
appearance. The gallows frame of the
new hosting works will be raised to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-26

Mrs. J.. G.. Ford returned from an ex-
tended visit to California last evening.
John Baker left this morning for Pali-
sade to meet his parents, who propose
making their sons . visit.
Crittenden Thornton, Of the firm Of
Wren 4 Thornton, has gone TO Winnemuc-
ca on professional business for the Central
Pacific Railroad Company.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-26
Liver Is King.

The liver is the imperial organ of the whole
human system, as it controls the life, health
and happiness of man. When it is disturbed
in its proper action, all kinds of ailments are
the natural result. The digestion of food. the
movements of tae heart and blood, the action
OF tine brain and nervous system, are all i1nme-
diately connected with the workings of the
liver. 1t has been successfully proved that
Green's August Flower is unequaled in curing
all persons affected with dyspepsia or liver
complaint, and all the numerous symptoms
liver and stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10
cents, Positively sold in all towns on the
Western Continent. Three doses will prove
that it is just what You want.
Agents: Crane X Brigham, Wholesale drug
cistS. San Franciscn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-26

A word 70 Young Men.


There Is nothing which adds so much TO
q young mans success in life, next to
honesty Of purpose, as the practice Of good
manners. A polite man will show his
good breeding wherever he goes-on the
sidewalk, in o buggy, or in your parlor.
II you meet o man who refuses to give you
half the road, or to turn out on the side
walk, you may pass hin as q man with no
sense Of justice. When we speak Of polite
men we do not wish to be understood as
referring to one who bows low to ladies
and men of positions, and turns away from
the poor man, but we mean the honest
face-the man who always carries a smile
on his countenance, and who never turns
his face away from the poor. We mean
the man who has o kind ~salutation when
he meets you in the morning. and o pleas
ant good night" in the evening" man
whose name is always void of offence.
Such a man is bound TO succeed; such q
one will find friends. Young men, be
polite. Don't be bigger than your breeches.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-26
An Unbeatable Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and if you lead a mis-
cradle, unsatisfactory life in this beautiful
world, 1t is entirely your own fault, and there
is only one excuse for you-your unreasonable
prejudice aud skepticism, which has killed
thousands. Personal knowledge and common
sense reasoning will soon show you that
Green's August Flower will cure you Of liver
complaint, or dyspepsia, with all its miserable
effects. such as sick headache, palpitation Of
the heart, sour stomach, habitual costiveness,
dizziness Of the head. nervous prostration, low
spirits, nc. Its sales now reach every town on
the Western Continent, and not n druggist but
will tell you of its wonderful cures. You can
buy a sample bottle for ~ cents. Three doses
Will relieve you.
Agents: Crane l. Brigham. Wholesale drug
gists, San Francisco.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-26

Some half dozen families Of Eureka yes
terday decided to have . private picnic,
and will leave At 8 o'clock this morning
for Charley Broy's ranch, which is said to
be the best place in the immediate vicinity
for picnic purposes-plenty Of trees, green
grass and sparkling water. However,
judging from the number Of demijohns we
saw being filled last evening. the sparkling
water will not be much in demand. As a
rule. the majority Of our people do not
take recreation enough, and these little
tripa out into the country will be found to
be very beneficial TO ones health during
the hot weather we are now having.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-26

IaternatioaaI-H. D. Norris. New York:
O. n. Hoshins. Salt IAka; +. @. Petrie,
Virginia City; =. n. naan, PAiisade; +.
BaErows, Carlin; n. Levy, city.
Parker House-Miss Gsodfieh, Phoebe;
John Kelly and wife. ma; q. u. Morton
New Havsn. Conn.
jackson .House-Andrew Massiney. 81.
Louis; Wm. johnson, Treasure City: Ly-
nan Bridges, Battle Mountain.
Turner Houss-0eorgs Wsidsrhipd.
virginia City; d. MsColgan. Ruby Hill;
Mn. J. @. Ford and three children, Cal.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-26

Yesterday morning " RATHER" hell bent,
and with deliberate intent, tried to create
. disturbance in the Brilliant saloon. He
applied epithets which would not be re-
gardcd cuphonious to ears polite. not only
to the proprietor but to the assemblsgc, and
Mr.. Kyle. deeming it to be his duty to
preserve peace, gently intimated to the
distinguished disturber that he must va
cate the premises and Rather did not
stand upon the order OF his going, but
went at once. Singular TO say, q police
officer put in an appearance and wished to
arrest Mr.. Kyle, for what offense we have
not learned but recognizing the fact that
every mans house is his castle, the officer
was taking desperate chances in attempt
ing 10 arrest Mr.. Kyle without a warrant.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-26

n. Andre Mssssns. whose father was the
nrst Marshal Of France under Napoleon,
and y Of his ablcst commanders. is now
travelling in this country for his health.
will deliver . lecture this evening u
nasonio Hall. y. Massena 10 90 years
old. and h reputed 70 be very Intelligent,
snd supports himself by delivering leo
lures ON Freemasonry. He requests that
sl Masons In good standing will attend his
lecture this evening.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-07-26

From . gentleman who came up on the
train night before last, we learn that there
was = huge cloud-burst on Tuesday last on
the line Of the Central Pacific. near Wads-
worth. The whole desert for miles and
miles in that vicinity presented the appear
ance Of q great lake, the water standing in
The road-bed was slightly damaged in one
nlaca by the Washont.