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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-17
sargent on the Chinese QuestIon

Sargent on the Chinese -QuestlOn
In the Senate. Thursday, on the
joint resolution in relation to Chinese
immigration, Sargent made n telling
speech, in which the following Ian
guage occurs. Referring to the argu-
ment of J. c. isnnedy. the advocate
of the Six Conf Iauies. Mr.. Sargent
said:
This production emanates from
the lobbyists in the interest of the grand
slave masters OF the Pacific, called the
Chinese Six Companies. My consti-
tutents do not sad lobbyists here TO
enligaten you, but depend on their
Senators and Representatives to show
to the Committee of Congress and the
respective Houses the important conse-
quences depending upon u solution of
this Chinese question:; not only, to
California, but to every State and
Territory, and perhaps by and by to
every State in the Union.
"Chinese immigration presents in
California present evil as great as any
ever ascribed to slavery in the South
ern States. and at no period in your
history has people been confronted
with a problem more diffienlt to handle
and more dangerous, if not adequately
solved than that which now presses
upon the attention of Congress. The
recent labor riots in the East have
arisen from a mere transient cause,
from temporary depression of business
or an unusual and morbid condition OF
the public mind or that OF certain clas-
ses III society. That which may have
been but mn eyensecent result OF tenn
porary causes in the East is chronic
and increasing disorder in California,
which cannot be put out of sight or
safely neglected."lll .a' I..sIg .s i.d
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-17

GEoRGE SnuLTz, of tho Justice mine
says the report OF the Inyestigat.
ing Committee misrepresonts him; that
he gave up control of tho mine because
he was sick and disgusted with It, and
had sunk fortune in trying 10 srstein
it; that the mine cannot bo made to pay,
as the ore is of too low grade. and
valuable orc only exists in lunches and
spots.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-17

The Sd1er State. has the following
additional news respecting the Rabbit
Hole sulphur mine and the ghost of
j. W. Rover. That journal says: ..
Charley Wright. who has been TO
the mine recently, informs us that
two of the miners employed there say
that they have seen Royor's spirit at
work IN the drift, that it makes picks,
drills and other mining tool lily. and
that it came to their cabin one evening
aud asked why they should take pos.
session of the camp?" Wright says
these miners could not be prevailed
upon to live in the cabin or venture
into tho minc after dark, md that
there is no doubt whatever OF their be-
lief that Rover's spirit visits the place
nightly. ."'f -..1
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AcntincI Items.

II. sadler has received the appoint
ment to iill the vacancy in tho Board
OF Commissioners of Eureka County
caused 10y the resignation Of Joseph
Oborcr,
The creditors OF ID. b. Immel are
notified that tho nssighees will pny n
dividend at their oflico to-day, of twon.
ty.hvo cents on tho dollar.
Barley Is scarce in the Eureka mar.
ket. ''..'.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-17

y MIR. DAVIS, Of Medford, Mass
achusetts, short time ago, while
shaving, fell backward upon the floor,
and was pronounced dead. AS he had
expressed fears that he might be buried
alive, the body was kept several days
III the house carefully watched. The
remaims were carefully buried ut
Maiden. After the funeral the widow
aud daughter, who reside in different
houses. ON Is certain night dreamed
that the deceased was buried alive, and
was trying to release himself from the
grave. They told their dreams to each
other. and finally caused the grave to
be opened. To tho horror of all, the
corpse was found lying on its side, and
the top Of the casket broken, showing
that the man had made strenuous ef-
forts to escape death by suffoca:ion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-17

Tue House committee on Pacific rail.
roads agree to recommend the passage Of
bill nppropriating $50, 900 for the sur.
vey for railroad from Austin. Texas.
through Chihuahua and Sonora to Top
oloynmpo harbor, ON the Gulf OF Cali.
fornia, sH
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1t appears from Secretary shermcn's 9
figures that the tariff bill would reduce
the revenue fourteen to fifteen millions.
and the tariff must be. imposed on
articles now on tho free list in order TO
mako mp tho deficiency.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-17
Tu.carora Mines.

The following weekly report is from
the Times-Rerie~ of Saturday: .. -s
GRAND PRIZE.
The water i'll the main shaft .contin.
ues very strong, being over the sill floor
of 9th station part OF the time, but
the ledge is draining pretty fast and in
few more days the worst will be over.
Tho onst winze. below the 18th level con.
tinues i'll good ore, but the ledgei in the
west winze ut present is mixed with
porphyry. r-
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$50 KNITTING MACHINE. $40

'I'HE Ssw nfcKroRp FAMILY KNITTING
j MACHINE. All complete for $40. (For.
mcr lowest pticc, ESQ Dcliycred at any cs-
press once in the Us. or Canada. free. ON rc.
ce p uf Retail price. Seui Tor New Desctlp.
tive Circular. 4 splendid ehanco Tor AGENTS.
one wanted In every town. Exclusive right ~
sale given FREE. Address
RiC KfoRD KNITTING MACHINE MFo. Co,
sH btsuleboro. VI
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-17

TEXAS this year made 700, 900 bales
OF cotton, from which will be obtained
10000, 600 pounds OF seed. This seed
converted into oil would bring over
Sli. 900. 900.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-17

TIN workmon Of Lcoreutsot iron
ioundries, Frnro, ara onigratiug TO the
English and and American iron works
because Of the slackncss OF work.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-17

MIJor HrSgHSL Sir Garnet woolsey
estimates Epg!and's immediately avail.
able fighting strength nt ilS,OOO men.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-17

THE Patent Office models arc In pro-
cess Of being restored; 5000 have been
put In good shape, and II Is supposed
that about 10, 900 moro can be restored.
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Dlrecsorn

Interest paid on ordinary and Term Deposfts.
Deposits received in sums Of 81 and upward
Loans made on approved real estate, bonds
and sold. Exchange for sale on all the ptinei.
ual cities OF Europe and the Orient
n7.u A. W. WHITE. seIvasIsy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-17

wrrn duo respect for the "moraiity
and piety OF the interior towns" says
The Sacramento Dee, the MaJnmc Ren,z
Female Minstrcls have grneiously con.
descended not to kick their heels up at
tho usual elevation, and TO dress or
rather undress a little less in conform.
ity with the fashion Of Mother Eve.
Already wall OF discomfort re,crber-
ates from Lodi to Yrekn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-17

BuRDErrE writes to the HdWkcys that
he overheard conversation in n car
between young man and young
woman on theology. He gathered
from tho young mans remarks that ho
believed that Colonel Ingorsoll made
the world in six days aud rested ON the
seventh. Itis, however, mistake, -
adds Burde,.e. Ancient manuscripts
have recently been discovered from
which II appears highly probable ,iha,
the world was here several months bo-
fore Colonel 1ngersoll happened"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-17
ASSETS OVER 100000.
Income ssyooo.oOo Yearly.

The History and Condition Of this company.
January I. 1876. were in brief and In round
numbers. as follouI:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-17

A oRgIr rush has commenced from
Victoria, to tho recently discovered
gold quartz mines In Cariboo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-17

"fr was simply nh informal affair"
wrote the editor, Of n little strawberry
party at u ncighbor's house, at was
simply an Internal affair" road the
oofnpositor, and that editor will never
get any moro invitations from that
quarter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-03-17

q. " CRANE. No 3g3 Montgomery s. 4.
San Francisco. cal. S"l" agent fhr the ELKo
ISpsr sDEST. is authorized - contract fs= in
.nrting advertisements FOR Us at our lowest rates
eGin Orders leii Sith Ma. CTaEu nIl receive
roInp, attrntiau
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s.su-oR pIsISTING

OF rvEuY DEscRirrIos PROMPTLY DOSE IN rHE
pESr sTTLE OF THE AKr
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THE NEW YORK
FE INSURANCE. COM

PURELY MUTUAI--No STOCKHOLDERS
Dividends Annually, and applicable
the So SECOND -Sa and subsequent, yeasl
premiums.
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ynrNn IS,Ery...

Started up the mine on the 9th in.
slant, and after taking the wnter ont,
commenced drifting on the west ledge
ON the 3OO.ioot level, and also south on
the east ledge. Sinking winze on tho
200 foot level to connect. with the
AGO
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ISDEPESpEScE.


Arc pushing ahead with the cross. cut,
now in l2O feet and expect to cut the
ledge daily. when drifting north md
south will commence. f..t boo.
. SILVER PRIZE.
Making uprnises on tho 200.foot level,
north and south of the shaft preparatory
to Stopping. Are stopping OH tho lat.
foot level. ,...,t.....
DIANA.
Sinking the new shaft steadily; now
down 6l feet; formation in the bottom
tale, slate and porphyry, intcrmixed d
with iron sulphurets.
PAwNEE.
Work is progressing favorably every.
thing working we'll; good indications
in the drift.
. DEGREES.
Still drifting on the ll3, 2i0 and $40
foot levels.
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FIGURES FOR BUSINESS MEN

,T'HnRTY-oNE YEARS BUSINESS
EXPERIENCE. r.
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Business, 1873.

A. L. cuRsEY. AGENT.
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Our Only Authorized Agent,

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-02
9nlduSiI6r aa6ri0ttn.
Gir6 b e :.
(Sfftc ieGl.)
Us q n II 1t q.

Die 0lSubiaen werten hermit sc:
,parut, auf ibrer SUIT su fein, seser
9etpt1e Serfcnen, welde III per &leis
buns Spn 0eiiliden unp Orpensz
i9wetern Spn Ylab su Ylas pur6 BIT
OtScele reiien, um lAnteritatun9 fiji
Serf6terene 0e9entdnce suiu@en'
Diefr 9eripnen fInr, ME mir su slauz
ben 0runp taten III nielen 6dQen
Setri9er. Seine llnteritiibun9 nod,
8e9initi9ur9 fpute ipl6en Sitttellern
9epdbrt iperreiL eS lei renn, ra6 1ie Ell
ne fdriftlide SewtQi9un9 rpm Stz
fdpfe Sprwetien fGnnen, wppurd ibnen
bas Gpllefttren erlaubt ptrr. Gs lit
cine Serlebun9 Der in Der OiSseie a,tfz
9eitelten &e5el fir ir9eno einen prie<
ifer pier Srpensidwelter, in folder
8ete Seitrd9e SIT fammeln pbne cine
f9rtftltdc SewtQi9un9 pom Sii6pfe.
Sbpmae Z. Grace,
Siihpf Ypn ct, Naul.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-02
Sine bremnenbe 6asfdnle.

Sci Sic Gonneuspiae, Mproon
County, Sbtp, tpurbe unlanaf beim
8pbren mad &cblen%S el Elm orpeer
unterirriider8 ebdlter ron b%rennborem
0as erldlchen. Mr. @tQtamlpn ron
Venanso County, aus penn1plsanien
nabm bic Spbrun9 in etnem bon fritz
beren Sobrunsen gang abeeleaenem
plaB Dor. SIN Nusuit traf maj, in
elmer Itefe ypn 500 GuB auf @as,
wel9eS init folder 0ewalt einpprfdps,
oaB aues Bpbren auf9eeeben rperben
mubte. Sur tpenis &oblenBl unb
Wai1er brinst NIT emppr. DteIeS
0as TT felt mebreren Monaten in
Brano 9eratben uno i6laet in elmer
Tlamme BON 80 TuB 6Bbe emppr.
Oas 0as f9tebt aus elmer eilernen
Nbbre einpor, bic man in bas 8pbr@
lod eitfi9te; bur6 anbere &5bren
leitete man bas Gas in bas bena6z
barte 5aus bon Mr. @. su 8eleud<
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-02

tbnt1en. Minneipta 1T alip Elm Sort
cine itdere 3uFudt6ltdtte fir ben Sea-
tbpliten.
Oa u1ls peber Belt mod @eleoenz
belt erlaubt uns ber &plpntiatton
acttYe ansunebmen 8riefe gu BE-
antwprter &c. &C., 70 empfeblen MIR fit
Irapere Co.; 5ermanr Irptt unc
Maycr 9. Gbpmpion ct pauL Minn.
SObn 3app unp %. MerS ct. Glpup,
Milnv fit Stearns unc Benton
Counties. SIS finp bic sel,annten Ser
rem bereit, Dem Smmisranten nit Gatb
uno Sbat All bic Sanp Su seben.
Durd @ermtttlun9 pe5 Maipr
Sbpmplon miro Elm iecer Smmiarant
fir itd unb fem 0epdd SifetS auf
Der Giienbabn fir ben balben YreiS
faufen fSnnen.
Sn Der feten lleberseusuns, paB
unfere Ginlabuns Man6em nibltd
uno &etnem nadtbetlts fem tperbe.
&apert seinenbni6, Q. S. B.,
gtf6of.
Mlerims Ghel6rod, 0. S. B.,
Mbt.
sti66Fi6e Seibens, ct, Gloub, minn.,
Sanuar, 1878.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-02

Na9 Mrfanias fnbet cine lebbafte @us<
tparperuns aus 9enn1p1panien fatt. Gin
8eri6t aus 9tttsburs fast: @ierita Sar
milien Don bier meiitens aus 8rpwnstppn,
1tb ouf Der 9anbanb1e- Gilenbobn mad,
SPINE BLUFF tn @rfanias ~absereist, ppbin
fe utter BEN Iuiptsten bes I1esbenser g.
lpntiattcnsperetn auspanbern. Die mad
Grfanfas a~bsesansene Yartte BON GpGcnt,
fen befebt aus lauter Oeutl6en. Gs ma
rem tbrer int @an3en Elm bunbert unb fInf<
ats @erfonen. Sn pter ober fanf @o6en
ptrb tbnen etne peitere @efe1I6aft babtn
na6fplsen. Die suerf babin absesanse>
men f6retben, bab fe nit benz 9anbe tn Der
3dbe Spn @tne Bluff febr aufrteben finb,
unb baB bic meiften Don tbnen 9anb aufse>
npmmen baben,. etti4e bur9 Infauf anbe-
re sesen Mntbetl an benz Grtrase unb bab
etntse BON tbnen fi6 berettS reue @obn>
bauier sebaut baben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-02
e @ q IT b r.

9efretbt ant 25. Stunt 1853 pom ielteen 81.
lNpt Spbann Nepcmuf Neumann C. SS.R.
Spn Sbilapelpbta.
+. SoI. @tGel, C. IS. r., 6eelIpraer ar
Der Mdrta @tlf>&tr6e in Sptpn /; aet
1920 gu &aba6 I'M Ststbum Wlr,bura
fam lS4S mad @mertfu; seweibt am 26
Ndr5 1858.
Gte air6en- 3eituns flst nod aolqenbee
ptriu: 3a Der &etbe btelcr beutI6en eeiit-
l'nen Subtlare baben mir nod binsuaufa,
gen ben @p4w. Sbpmas Ban Der Sannen,
set. 1927 5u gss, (gprarlbersl gum @rie,
1ter 9efpetbt III Sriren (Gsrpl) am %. Stuff
1858, jest 9farrer in Der Stride BON ct.
Sarl %Sorrpmdus, in Gbartesburs, GrabiS-
3ele Mtlwaufee.
Mb9en ptele 6p6wurbtaen ,Subi(are
nod redt lanse, trpt aQer obstacula
ct Diaboli, munter fprtarbetten inn
Wetnberse bes 6errn unb einmal tbr apl<
penes Sabtldum semitbti6 feiern!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-02
1888

lungs nno Si6en< 3weden, unb ;ur
9efjuns BON elmer Dampfz Maldtne,
tpomtt 3pet anpere &OblenDlzA ueuen
in Der Nabe a~us9epAmpt perben. Sci
Der Sobrune orang man suerlt bur6
cine AZ SUP btde SanDfefn S6i6t
oann bard Elm Is 6uB btdes @aeer
spr3d9lt6er &pblen, bef 800 Gue
Siefe; pas @as, paS fait gang rein
1T uno cine refine retBe 9eru6lpfe
6lamn1e sibt wurbe ert In elmer Iiefe
BON 500 SUP erfdlcHen.
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WeItIi6 e 5.

~ We
0pln ftanb felt 1862 ME 70 ntebtta, mi
pprtse @p6e, ndmli6 auf $1.OlA 70 bal
Der @apter<O Dlar I'M @ertb auf 49,
Gents seftesen 1T.
&aibingtom. -Das &eprdlentantenbaus
nabm bic 8tl be5 GenatprS Matteps, mad
pel6er Ser. Staaten 8pnb5 in Oplb nj,
in Sttber 5ablbar iinb, nit 1879 sesen *
9ttmmet IN.
Cine Sta, melGe erfldrt, paB Subfbien
tpeber tn Bombs, mod in Dfentlt6er 2dnbe.
reteu, ODER GeripreAun9en bes Sfentlt6er
CREDITS fetnerMfpciatipn pber Corporation
far trsenb wel6es Dfentli6e pber rriYatt
unternehmen setpdrtb werben Ip1en, ipn.
bern baB ale Apprpprtatipnen auf fcl6er
8etrag bei6rdnft werben lpQen, mie fe ais
pur4 ben Dfentli6en Otenf abiplut per=
lanst perben, tpnrce ebenfa1s angenpm-
men. Die @bfimmuns ersab f%pGsenbes STE
iultat: 0afir ia, baeeeen SO.
Ote 6ausbt1L 6tnberntFe Der
9diffabrt i'm Mifilippt, MtFpuri, Mr-
fanias unb &eb &teer gu entfernen, purbe
palitrt.
Neue falf6e 5 Opuar Npten
Der Sarmer Nattpna1 8anf opn Gtratnta
ulto Sainpts iinb pur6 bic Nattpna1 ganf
Gin1Oiunss Neenten entbedt. Die ee<
brau6te @tatte 1T etne perdnberte ppn Sc
men, auf wel6en bic 5 OpQars Gpunterfetts
auf bic Srabers Nattpnal ganf eebrudt
tpurben.
Gilenbabnranb .-Nus 9uebla, Gplpra<
30, ptrc bert6tet Nm pprtsen 5amfaa
tpnrce Elm Bug Der Stt6tnion, Sppefa unb
Santa Sc Sabn, etpa feds Metlen sDn
Bier, bon 4 StrDl6en a~nsetalten, tpelGe
Bite Abt6t tatten, ben grpreB Msenten sa
berauben. 3met Der &erle 1%praneen ouf
bic locomotive urb spansen ben Snsenteur
urb Seuerntartn, 5u tbun, wie ie befablen.
Die anbern beiben befiesen bier bic e.
preBfar. Der &sent feuerte icfprt auf bic
&duber. Ct sfaubt ben einen sel6pTen ~
baben; ni4ts beftO tperiser entfamen bic
8anbtten. Die &erle batten furs suspr
ben Nsenten in Dodge Gttp aarrpttirt unb
sebunben unb bic Cafe beraubt.
Cine teme, reide Selqueae. -Gtne De-
pef6e BON 9etrplta bert6tet, bab s. 8.
Sa9lor II. So. ant Dtenfas cine Selaueae
auf Stmcn @taes' Sarnt, int Gbpf<8ea<
Gebtete, entbedt baben, wef6e mebr, ais
1000 Suffer Del pro Sag Gtefert. Gs rtrb
baSur6 Elm reaes, srpses Selsebiet erDf<
net.
Der Giie%nbababeridt fast, baB i'm Sabre
1877 im @an3en 2199Meilen pp1enbet tpur>
ben, sesen 246ONetlen in 1876, 1561Metlen
In 1875, 2O25 Metlen in 1874, 1888 Meie
len IN 1873 unb 734O Metten, in 1872. Mtt
1876 perslt6en, betrdst bic N6nabme ma
be3u IL Src3ent; aber bic !3ab1 Der int
1877 s%ebauten Meilen Iberftetot Sic
0ur1i6nttts3abl felt benz Sabre 1879. wef>
DYE nur 2O6l Metlen betrdst. au6 1T
btes nit &tflt4t duf bic 8epDlferunos,n.
unb duf ben gerfebr bes Qonbes fett
gang serinseS Gr9ebntB. Die 2unabme
Ses Giienbabntdues bdlt iebt nit Der 3n<
Der seDOlferuns 96ritt, wdbrenb
in frilberen Sabren bic eritere Der letteren
%porauSstns. Btri befben in biefem
ausenblide nabe3u $4,000 @e!1en eilen>
babn auf 45,SOO,OOO G%tnwObner; es triFt
alfo auf SIS Gtupobner eine Metfe Gt1en>
babn.
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tiirlt6 mit9efauft 70 paB pas 0el6ent
unsefdbr $4,000 pertb TT. /, Der &ed
Der Sammluns purbe Dem 8tl6pi
iiberseben ais bic prieter ibm biz
berrli@e &utf6e nit Dem ltOlsen Sc
ipann Sprfibren lteBen.
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0plo ftanb felt 1862 ME 70 niebtts, pte
Sprtse @p6e, ndntlt6 auf $1.Olb 70 BAT
Der @apter<O Daar i'm Mertb auf 981
Gents seftesen 1T.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21
Sherif,s Sale.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
sued out Of the tiredit Ceurt OF the State
Of Oregoa, for the County u Benton, on the
10th day of June, iSTs,t to me directed and de-
lVared, In favor Of 0reen b. smith, plain
tiff, and Sgalnst I Smith, defendant, on
q judgment recovered in said Court, on the
7th day Of March, A. D., 1861, for the eI1m
Of Four Hundred aud Thirteen Dollars,
With interest at the rate OF forty-tw0 per
cent. per annum, and the further sum Of
Twenty four and 90 100 dollars costs, which
said writ WAS Issued upon leavs Obtained
In said Court on the 18th day Of June,
1875, have levied upon tbs following real
Pr0peFty 70 wit. All she undivided right
title and interest of the therein named de
Eendant, /. N. Smith, In and to the Donation
land claim Of John Smith, and jane
smith, his wife, the father and mother Of
the said defendant, ]. N. Smith. being No
tificaiion 208, claim No. Al, containing 27S
S5-l00 acres, In sections 20 and %, Township
NO. I2, y. r. W., Rillamstte Meridian.
Liam County, oregon. AID on
Saturday, tie 20h Day Of July, 1873,
at the Court House door, In tue city of Al
bany, Linn county Oregon, at the ar Of
ems O'Clock in the sftsrnoon OF said day.
wili sell the hereinbeforo described prem
ines at public auction, for cash In hand,
paid q. time of sale, TO the highest bidder.
TO satisfy said writ of execution, with
costs and accruing Gusts.
J. r. HERRFN,
Sheriff Linn county Oregon.
Dated this 2Ist day OF June, 1877. n46w4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21

Tas Quiacy Hsratl says: When the
Republican party was on its last legs,
it was proposed to give the colOred man
a vote; that element gave the party s
few years extension, but now that the
colered nan votes the Democratic ticket
it is proposed to give the Indians a
chance 70 exercise the franchise as we'll
as the tomahawk, and make al the In
dian agents judges il the several Reser-
vaticEs. Mr. Lo Is expected to deposit
his ballot for the Great Father when he
returns from the Paris Exposition, AID
again agrees to take upon himself the
responsibility Of q fifty thousand dollar
sflce.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21
NOTHING TO ABANDON.


Of all the absurd talk, the Spring
Geld Republican declares, the absurdest
is that about the Presidents abandon
ing the Southern policy. The Southern
policy is simply the application of one
principle to all Ststes-that they shall
be left to settle their own disputes,
whether situated North or South Of a
certain degree of latitude. Tie Presi-
lent has treated the South as his oath
70 support the Constitution required
that be should treat all parts of the
country; there is nothing to abandon,
and no way to abandon it if there were.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21

Adyices yesterday seem to indicate
that ths contest between Msssrs. Sites
aAd Powell for State Superintendent Of
Public Instruction is SO close as to re
qOirs the official vote to determine the
result. All save two counties have
been heard from which give Powell I7s
aajority. Baker and Grant are the
counties yet TO hear from, which gave
Thayer ls5 majority. If the same vote
is given Mr.. Sites he will be elected
By vetss. We have an abiding faith
in the good sense and Judgment Of the
people Of those two counties, and are
kAersEOre confident Of Sites election.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21
sErrER THaN EvER REFenE.

The Oregon Democracy have dene
better this year than ever before. They
have secured good working majority
in both branches of the Legislature
have cleaned out the Infamous Mitchell
Custem House ring and insured the
election Of a Q. 9. Senator have
elected Democratic Congressman to
succeed q Republican and have con
tinued the State Administration in the
hands Of the Democracy by electing q
Democratic Governor.
But cur Radical friends say this is
the "oE year" in politics, If it is, the
Republicans are worse "off" than ever
all!
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-21


The act Of the authorities at Wash.
iagtOn in apprOpriating arms and am
AanitiOa pro rata 70 the several States
q the UAipn has fer several yesrs past
sseked a hardship upon the Pacific
eOaAs people, and is especially harmful
q oar Oregon citizens just new. What
il thunder does Massachusetts,, New
HaAPshire. Pennsylvania, Ohio and
other States need with tens Of thousands
el stands Of arms each, when they have
ne enemy in their midst and no frontier
% be protected while we here in Ore.
goa have the Governments Indian
wards quartered upon us aud supplied
With arms and ammunition, and cur
white settlers destitute of the means Of
defenssi
This is most wretehedly viIlainoss
policy, aud the people of the Pacific
States who Sre envirSned and constant.
y menaeed by the savage beasts in
whose favor the Governments has for
the past twenty years legislated, should
demand Of their Senator'S and Repre-
ssatatives in Congress such Legislation
Is viii place within eur power means
Of defense against these frequent out
SSssks and murderoas attacks.
Oar frontier settlers nov fleeing
frsn their homes for want Of proper
means ef defense is sufficient plea to
our friends at Washington for prompt
aetisn in the matter.