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ST. PAUL. SATURDAY. AUGUST "a, 1873.
TIE "e1oBEv DURING FAIR WEEK.

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the GLOBE will be issued as double sheet
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will not be surpassed as . newspaper and all OF
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recorded in it's columns. The issue during that
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This is the first time Postmaster General
Key ever reached a line farther North than
Harrisburg. If he had known there were as
many Democrats as he now finds he might
have concluded it was better to stand by his
party colors and be Governor of Tennessee,
rather than be member of the non-elected
Presidents cabinet.
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THERE appears to be total lack of har-
mony between the delegates to the interna-
tional monetary conference at Paris. Near
ly all the European nations seem to be op-
posed to a bi-metallic standard, and it is
quite probable that the object of our gov
eminent in proposing the conference will
fail.
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Can't be Extradited.

MILWAUKEE. Aug. 22.-Commissioner Blood
good this afternoon rendered decision in the
case of John Checkley, who was arrested here
on charge Of having uttered counterfeit Can
adian bank notes at PackenEam, Ont. The
commissioners decides that not sufficient eyi-
dence has been shown to warrant the extradi-
ton Of the prisoner.
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They are bad lot-all of 'em. Hold
Strait, M. c., Rev. Kerr, DR.. Bartlett, Cen
tennial Talbot, Snyder, Damren, and all
the Trustees Of the Insane Asylum appear to
have combined to plumber the State and they
succeeded admirably. Stealing is evidently
considered no crime among those who man
age "our noble charity"
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Failed.

CHICAGO, Aug. %. Joseph Eastman, builder
and contractor, has filed a voluntary petition
in bankruptcy. Secured debts, 1865, 900, due
to Chicago loan agents and amply secured on
city real estate; unsecured debts, $1,000; ac-
communication. $4,000,
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The Porte refuses to treat with Greece for
the rectifcation of the frontier between the
two countries, Notwithstanding that the
Berlin treaty renders it obligatory. There
NAV vet be music on the continent as re-
suit of Turkeys recalcitrancy.
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The Philadelphia Press, in reviewing the
Congressional field, finds reason to hope for
the gain of nineteen members to the Re
publicans in the Forty sixth Congress. The
Press has an unusual amount of faith, but in
this it will be grievously disappointed. The
people are SO well satisfied with what the
Democrats in Congress have been doing that
they intend to increase rather than diminish
their numbers.
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The Chicago Times has an editorial on
"Tail-End leadership" illustrative of those
who profess to lead, while they follow, pub
lie sentiment. The Times is not that sort
of leader. 1t neither directs nor follows
the public will. 1t is in the position of a
mule attached to the rear of locomotive
pulling in the opposite direction to it's
course,
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TORPID TRADE.
TIEWs PRESENTED TO THE LABOR
COMMITTEE.

Horace White Believes it Due to the In
evitable Reaction Following Great
Speculative Era-various Communistic
Theories Mentioned and Condemned
Prof. Sumner Gives the Result of His
Observations, While Hon. w. e. Dodge
Ascribes the Whole Trouble to the Liquor
Traffic.
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Dishonest Clerks.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 22.-Wm. II. McFadden,
chief of the water department., charges six
clerks with systematic robbery, by making
false entries. Fifteen thousand dollars have
been traced, and chief McFadden says the
amount will probably reach hundreds of thou
sands.
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NO. II, WABAsHAW STREET, ST. PAUL.
THE SUNDAY GLOBE

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uhncri
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"HANGMAN'' FooTE has turned up as the
leader Of the Tennessee Republicans, and an
endorser of Hayes. To attempt to follow
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'plon'atic Remedy for Great ]
Guilty.
New York Sun.

Dtptonadtlc hemedy for Great Diff
Guilty.
New York Sun.
The following interesting correspondent,
is now for the first time published:
To Hon. VIM. NJ. Evarts, Secretary of State:
SIR: The expected arrival of a Chinese en-
bassy at Washington prompts me to demar
that that conspiracy between civilization ar
barbarism, the Burlingame treaty, be abr
gatd No people who prefer rats to mntte
chop or porter-house steak are entitled to II
privileges of the citizens OF, the most fayort
nations. Very respectfully,
DENIS KEARsEY.
Denis Kearney, ESQ.,:
SIR: agree with you that the deglutitie
of rats by any class of human beings is a mo
detestable practice, but you are aware that
gtstibus non est dixputanduna, and. although
do not suggest it, de anctot.itate mihi cont,aisS
would not the objection upon which your
mand is based be entirely removed by i
simple expedient of teaching the Californ
Chinese to eat fish? I have the honor To !,
main very respectfully yours.
VIM. NJ. EvARrs.
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The Republicans of Tennessee didn't en-
dorse Hayes policy. They are not to blame'
perhaps for they didn't know what it was.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11

THE Grand Duchess If Bs1,n. the nnIv
d"ngh:sr of th- Ernperor Of G"rm,nv, IL
4 woman of admirable good sense She
has placed her yonng d'nghter in the
excellent girls school in the Schloss NJ
Carlsruhe. whore she j. proceeding stem
bv step with her young companinns, and
teachers and plavfellow- have been alike
charged n To distinguish her by any of
III" high aud exceptional titles she msv
bear in after-lfe. She ia 10 work and
play. run and wresfle, give ard take. on
perfectly equal ie'ms with all har cam
panions, and to receive exscilv the same
pnni.hm"nt II she ia rerniss in study
sowing. knitting. nr anv other occunaiinn
of fan ordinary scholar. The Grand Ouch
81" is credited with expressing a wish
that the child mav be made ne thorough
seamstres' as If she were expecting to
earn livelihood nv her needle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11

THIS from bate English literary pa
per: In our recent hill warfare with the
AfIssdees. wa havs been utilizing some
OF the native local population tor subor
dlnate duty At tho hill forts. These lpcnl.
love lighting; that i their chief rsasons :
for assHiling us: and. If they can be
found employment to fight for us for
money. they prefer it To fighting against
Us tor love. An o.ficer on duty nt n fort
pointed out Ia n sentry n particular native
'hnt had. among many others, been
skhIking round the fort all day. evidently
with no good intent. Il seem him, sar.
SAT" said the sentry. II had two shots
at him already, but he am dun mar d 10
hit; he is the hardest man tohit know. -
20, you know him. then, do you.''
asked the officer. 80, sar, sar, know
the dam rascal we'll; / been trying t.
shoot him all the week" "Who is he?
Whats his manner" Tho old rascal
he my fsther!" ..
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11
TIE Qn;ncy NnfinnnL snv

THF Q1;ncy National SAWS: "Our
scl""im"rm stands five feet zen. and i.
preltier than mn A,abian cuit. She l.
.mafier than anyh"dy, and always make.
the Schml Suprriulendeul's arm tired
cutting n"lches in ri, stuck to tally tho
p 'ints she makes on examination dnv.
She can ride bareback tho Gus .ede.t mu.-
tang That ever WA l"aIrd, and can dance
anything from the dtnce of death down
Ia >q'are d 'uhle-shuille nn cedar
punch"nn. She can eng psalm tunes
llk"a ten octave angel, or beat any sport
IN the State Mt seven up. Now, il any
other Ca alifornia rancho wa t. to gamble
on s"ho 'lma M, wait till the show xets
ON aud bring aong your stuck
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11

THES' Louis Jo,onni advise. young
men iocho"Se n wife by the music she
plays md III" wsv she plays it, II she
is manifnsts prpdileciinn for S'rsnss, she
il frivolous; for Beethoven she j. imprac.
'iral; for List, she Is too ambitions; for
Verdi. she il sentimental: for Offenh hnch.
she Is Qiddv; for g ,ttschalk. sh. is snner
fetal; for Mozart. she IA prndish; for Flo.
tow she is commonplace; for Wagner,
she is idniic. The girl who hammers
on "Maiden's PRAYER" "Anvil Chnrus''
and "Silverv Waves" msv be depend.d
on ss good conk. and h-althful; snd if
she includes BATTLE Of Prague" and The
"White Cocltnde" in her r-pertoirs. Won
ought 10 know that she has hern relig
iouslv and strictly nuriured. But, last of
nil, pr thou thy faith np0n the calico
dress Of the virl who can play Home,
Sweet Homs."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11

The LAST REveLUTIoNARY SoLBIER.
We copy the following from the Ripley
(MissJ Advertiser: Mr., Asa Rabinsnn,
an old Revolutionary soldier aud patriot,
who tor many years has been citizen OF
our county. died nj his residence near
this place Thursday evening. April 4.
1878. At the sdvaneth ag.bf il7y.sfs "a aud
about five months. III. wa. not only the
Oldest man in TiPpah county, ,bu: prnbniIv
was the oldest man in the State or even
in the United States. 1t was his request
before he died that ths biggest gun thnt
could be procured be fred ovNr hi. grave
We are informed that for about two veal.
before his d"ath-tor tba most of time
he was so feeble Ms ti be eniirely helpless.
We are sorry that we are not prepared ut
this tirns to gises brief sketch of the
life of :his remarkable man, which has
bsenan eventful ono.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11
BOsTON Bulletin: Tn. Rev. Mr.

Boston Bulletin: Th- Rev. Mr.
Alter srvera yesrs o. married iie. wns NJ
la-t blessed, upon Sntu day. by the nd
dli"n ofa fine boy to the family circ!.
which had hitherto con.i.trd IF ontv
himself and wife. Upon the .nm. dsy.
the chuch NJ which he ufficntrd. r,.crlvrd
n timely n"d very much meade donation.
over both of which events the rpyrreud
gentleman was very much eated, as he
communicated them to members of his
congregation on hi4 way To church ON
Sunday. 1t chanced that, IN his Drawer.
he alluded TO The financial event hy r..
turning thank. so the arrival of N lit
tie -uccrr," aud ws- consequently much
scaudAlllrd when couple of student. IN
his congregation asked him alter service
whs'h"r he referred To the money or the
bnby.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11
NOT A MARRYING GIRL.

They were sented together, side bv side,
on the sofa, in the most approved lover
fa. hinn his nrn enchcled her taper
waist, etc
"Lizzis." he said lyon must have read
nv heart ere thi> you must know how
dearly love you "
"Ye>. Fred you have certainly been
very attentive" said Lizzie.
''But Lizzie, darling do you love me |!
will you be my vile ?"
"Your wife, Fed Ofall things, no {!
No, indeed nor any one rl>e's."
Lizzie, what do you mean :"
Just what say, Fred. I've two
married si-trrs -
''Cr tainIy! and Mrs. Hopkin. and
Mrs. Skinner have very good husbands, l
believe"
$50 prople say but l wouldn't ike to
stand il either Mays or Nell's shoes /;
that. all"
"Lizzip, YOU astnni,h me-"
L"'h Htle, Tlfu We ilHu over
twenty-five leigh idr, this winter, thanks
t. YOU aud my Ihey grut rmrn flcnd.. :"
+ I'D WINGED n little here, whether ut the
renem braI ce ut that unpaid iivrry-bill,
or the ld,n of Lizlie's sleIghing with her
other gentlemen friends. cannot posi-
lively an wer.
IL i'll -;
hnve had Not The sign OF one. either
"t them. Such pretty girls ~ Nav aud
Nellie were, too, and 81 much attention
thew used to hmve!"
'N"w, Lizz'r-"
I'm fond of going to the ihrst4r
ocra' a'i"nally. ~ we'll ~ II lecture or con-
cert sometimes, and shouldn't like it it
proposed attending any such rntertan-
mrnt Ia he invariably told that time
were hard my hus band couldn't afford it.
and then t" have him sneak IF alone"
'Lizzir. Lizzi--"
And then il once in dnp's age he
did condescend Ia go with me- anywhere
in III" evening, shouldn't like to he left
To pick my way along the -lipprry PAGES
nj the ii k of breaking my neck, hr
walking unc"n,ciou-ly by my side. I'm
oi dependent. clinging nature, and |
need III" protection of strong arm"
''LiIzir, this j. all nonsense"
I'm the Youngest at our family. and
nnt han. T'v., ham .,,.iI..d A.. l..,....
l know it would break my heart To have
my husband vent nIl the i'll temper which
he coucral~ from the world on NV
deirnsrle-s head.
"But Lizzi., promise you that"
"Oh, yes, Fed +; know what you ARE
going t" -ny-thnt you will be dffsrrnt
bat May and Nell have told me tire aud
again that no better husband than ihpi,s
ever lived. Ne, Fred MS n lover, you are
ju-t perfect, and | shall hate awfilly t.
give you up. Still, il you are bent on
marrying there are plenty of girl. who
have not married sisters, or who are n.t
wise enough To profit by Their exsmnl,. il
they have. And don't fret about ,n, t,r
I've n" doubt can ti!.i .orn. one Ia fil
your place"
but before Lizzie had concluded. Fred
made for the door, muItering something
"unlnentinnabIe to ears polite"
There !" -xclain ed Lizzie. as the
door closed with n bang. IL knew h.
WAS uo bpttnr Ihnn IN. rot Th,t, H.
way John ard Aeck swear and SLIM
doors, when things don't 60 just right
He'd max" II perfect bear "f husband,
but I'm sorry he came TO the point 80
so1n, Il" hs va. just n splendid beau. -
NeD BiunSOick Fredoman.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11

Two Germans. fresh from Chicago.
viIt.d New York. One of them, we'll
acquainted with the city, invited his
friend To dine nj Drmonlco's. where II
a dinner for two and bottle of wine were
odrred. The place and fare were prais
I'd until the bill of $l1 WAS presented
This they cbE iderrd MI extorti"n. They
paid noW ever, and while wa king down
Bruad way the excited German c"mmenc
ed tp swear nt the supposed eAtort;on .
Hi friend then said: "Du not >hwesr.
Gnd has punished that Drlmnnico."
"HowP" Il have my pocket full init
snoons -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11

with red-hot irons and jsbaed him with
spears. AT last he yelled. and they let
him UP but the punishment had been 50
severe thai he newer recovered from it,.
He got loose once nfterward, in Chicago,
at night, went into tiy building. and
marched up the st,irs clear to the top. =
It's n wonder they did moi break through
with him. There was nnhndy in the
building. which WINS sll offices. except the
jsnitor. He heard the racket and looked
out to see what caused il. hut being u
man little given 10 his toddv was not
exactly certain 1T first that it Wa real
elephant. He didn't care To investigate
closely. however, hat went for the roof,
where fortunately for him. Rnmeo could
not follow. The keeper got Romeo hack
without much trouble thu, time. and not
a greSt while alter the brute died. Tm-
pon Saib and Hannibal were farociuu> big
devils, but not so bad AS Rumeu.-- New
York Sun.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11

THAT's THE WohsT Os'T.-W Webster
liked to commune with plain people. liy
ing in out of-the way places. whom he
encountered. On Que occasion he went
to make trial OF certain brook. and
drove Ia the houseof n Mr.. Bake. whom
he knew by name. and asked permission
of the I'D man 10 fasien his horses for nm
hour or two. This WAS readily granted,
and, re he was preparing his rod and
line. the following conversation occurred
Webster" have heard that there was
very good fishing in this brook, M.
Baker" Baker" We'll, good manv
folks have been here and tak,n good
many trout out sumetimes." Webster -
We must see what we can do this
morning. Where do they usually begin
t" Ash :" Baker" I'll show YOU "
The Old mnn accompanied Webster to
the brook and pointed ont the spot. I,
was where the brook wa> thicklv over
hung with nld"rs. and the ground was
verv mirv Mr.. Webster sunk into the
mud half wav m hi, leg.
Webster-" Rather mirv here, Mr.. B.
ker." Baker" Yes that's the wnr.t
ont" After throwing several times,
and catching his hook in the AIDES :
Wrb'ter-"These slders are rather IN the
way, Mr.. Baker p Baker" I know
II. That's the worst ont. The mu.u.,i
toes nnw begun tn bite most ANNOYING Civ.
One hand was busy all the time slapninp
them off the face and II q other hand -
Wehster-" These musauitoes are praitv
thick and very hungry. Mr. Baker -
Baker-I know IL. That's the worst
ont" Now the heat in the low ground,
wlthonta breath of air. had becoma in
tense. Mr.. w. wiped his forehead aud
rested moment. Webster-" II il very
hot down in these bushes, Mr.. Baker p
Baker" know il. Thnt's the worst
ont" Mr.. Webster resumed hi. fishing.
and after an bour's struggle with th.
heat, the bushes, the mire aud the mus
quitoes Web>ter-" There seems To b..
no fish here, Mr.. Baker" Bnker-I
know il. That's .he worst ont" There
was no resisting this. Mr.. Webster put
up his rod and departed but hs laughed
all the way home at the worst ONT"
and always took pleasure in recalling the
occurrence to ..ind.- Ha,per's Drawer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED FIVE MkY

ACCIDENTALLY KILLED FIVE MKS -
mT''t unfortunate nan. = .rssiden, Of
Murray County. Ga. has, since the
war, accidentlv killed fvo men. The
first was sinin by an NIX clipping from hi
handAnd striking the Wet m on the head /:
the secbnd he drnwnsi BY .snagging and
sinking n boat in WHICH the pair were
crossings strenm; the third was shot
through the brain, being mistaken for n
turkey; the fourth was killed bys tree he
had chopped down. and the fifth was kill
ed at log rolEng. lie WA. put on trial for
bis life on several occasions, but each
time he WAS sxnnsratcd from all blame
He Is II peaceahe, law abiding man, simp
Iy the, victim Of chain OF unbappy cir
euMstanees. 4L't At' g
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11
Is this true, or only French ,ensstionf 2

Is this true, ar 0nlvn French -ensatiop 2
At y fire. in the Convent OF Limoges.
France. it WAS suddenly discovered that
one ot the children "t the gills' school
hnd not been rescued. She WIS in dis
.ant room. aud d ,ubts were EXPRESSED Of
their ability to ave her. A Young Indy
t"id. II will try" and rushing between
the h"me' on each side Of the en:tsnce.
She was regarded ~ lost, but finally AN
pear with the child in her arms. King
Louis Philippe sent her medal, and A
young Lie'itrnant, who witnessed her net.
married ner That Lieutenant i. now
the President of the French Republic,
aud that girl is now Madam MacM.bor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11

The San jose ferco,y i. quite cor.
rect III III saying the young woman who
starts out IN life with IL sfxrd determine
tl"n t" support herself. and acquires a
kn"wI"dse nj some useful TRADE, or Ht.
herself lor tencher. is worth AN even
acre ot simperng do nothing misses,
whose only thought is of dress and beat,
catching, aud how To trsp some guillibl-
h'"'' with m ""y enough 10 support them.
Such Il girl appreciates the fact that his
Is word Of work, mud reai lies thu,
wealth may mke to it,elt wings and Av
away. She prepares her.4lfl lo butFst i,h
The world, if nesss,Ary."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11

A YnRKsHIRENAN. having occasion to
visit Francy, WAS bewildrred, on reach
ing Calais. to find that tv-tyhodv spoke
French In the height of the parprxity
which this occn-innpd. he rrt"entrd 10 bed.
the cock Growing, whrreup"n hr burst
INTO An exclamation of a.tnni>hmrnt and
delight: "Thank goodness, there's Eng
lish nt lA-tn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11

THE name of the ph"nograph in Ger
man i neutrality-suspicious.
ph phft-irhtaunsg-, prrecher. Wh~r yol;
wind thnt up nn The cylinder. ard leave
il till /. gets cod and than grind il ont
il usually tears the machine I" pieces md
strikes The house with lightning. Bur-
hngton Hd,Okeye.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11

COMMODORE VANDERBILT once visit
ed spiriiua medium, who c mmrccrd
business by saying: Your fr,t wife
wishes To communicate wih.vou." Per
haps so," laid the C,mmodnre; "hut
that il not what came here for. She
can wait"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11

FIRST Law Pill: "G,d, jones. n
most cur inu> question has ari'en ately.
There nan in Newton ard !he laws
'uch th't they can't bury hm!" Second
Law Pill (-arne>tly): "V"y a-toni-hng,
to he surri Why. how on earth can that
be?" FIRST L. p (leri-ivey): Why.
he isn't dead yeti"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11

S ME- 1ndianapnii, policeman made n
d"sceat upon haunted house and cap
iured the ghost. ut hay upon the floor,
with jug half full of stale beer nj its
right side and an oyster can. that hsd
served A. u blinking vessel, nt the left"
They took it To the station house.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11

'MY love-" said the Count 10 his wife.
you remember the secre: that X con
fided to me u week ag17 Well. l am
now authorized TO reveal it 10 vou 4"
"Thank yon for nothing; | don't care tn
hesr it. ID IN I care t. hear it--whv?"
"Bsranse yon wnnldn't tell il tn me- then.
a week "gn il Was secret; now il is
only news"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11

IT is human to doubt. Display sign,
with the inscription beware of Paint"
and nine men out of ten will draw their
forefnger across the newly painted sur
face u see |! lh" sign j. no, merely "nn
invention oi the enemy" The tenth
man never learned 20 read.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11

do you think, Wiliam," said Mrs.
Brown ,tY her husband tbe other night,
"tfra. .hs telebhohe will ever he generally
used AS; the tslegrnph7"f "Why. yes"
replied Brown. ''the time j. coming when
it will be Ms common To telephone as il
seems TO bs now 10 tell---a fib."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11

TIE Hartford Times estimates that not
less than l. 900 n~r,on.. so wears old and
upward. have died in g ,nlmtirut dming
the la-t zen years, nnd REASONS that the
longevity of human life in that part OF
the country is gradual i crpa ing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-05-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
COPP'S HAND-Bl OK
OF
Nj [ n NC l. WIS
% JUST PUBLISHED. IN
n WORK .NEEDED Br EI.ERr
.nH.N'ER. .PROsPRETSR. Avn
BLSZ.N EsS .H.s.N. Nv
THE .nx.N.Es.
Sl-OO- $I.OO.
Gg JUST PUBLISHED. TN
CON TENTS I

CON TEN is
I. The United states Mining
and Ian Oilice Instructions the...
uAier. Each section of the law is imm.a;-
ately followed by tho Laad Cfflce instruction,
relating thereto.
2. = Digest Of all DecssiOus und.s
the Mining Laws now in force. 1t il brouvb
down to date of publication, and, coptaip;nu
the latest decisions, takes the place OF allurio,
publications.
3. New anL Improved Form, co,
aking the various oof, from the location of
a claim, miners lien, notice to delinuuept co-
owners, Sc., down to issuance of patent
4. A Complete List of Patented
Minins Claims. arranged by State, Tar.
ritory, County aid District.
The book contains nearly 200 page.
AZ by d inches, and should br the pock.t
c"nIpnn"a of every man interested in
Mines and Mining.
Copies can be- ordered through thi. or
flee nj Publishers pricr-only Que Dollar.
Address, G. W. CRAIG.
TRINITY JOURNAL,
novl7. Weavervils. Cal.