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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-24
Platform and Nr.oIatIons.

RESOLVED, That the Republicans Of Hum
oo4us county heattiy aili earnestly eadJrse the
platform anu rUsD.dtl-.is aIt y ed ~ the Ise-
p"bIleais safe Donventloa 81 eur a.. and we
heltoy piedSe oar sup40st 10 tac Nominees oi
ihat Iohtousion.
RESOLVED, rhas tho Republicans OF Hum.
Do!dt county recosu 10 al VaF follow citizen,
Johh a. aAnhead, uIau el9 inuntiJ quaLhoi
e. nil the TX cuuva Nhi.ir. III - We know
NM to be an incJrruptitne inSA OF the peo.
pie ana thoroughly opposed 40 tAe repeal OF
WINK Is kuJw.4 AS .ho DdlilJn Tax Law, and
We piedA hun tins nuar.y support OF this
entne ..spublican p4cy OF thls eouaty.
II toLyED. That auy member OF the state
i'e6'A.a,ure Of t9is County WAC snail fail or
refuse 10 use every enItayOr 60 regulate tho
fares and freiguts of tine railroad, IN TINS state
AZ the next session OF our Lesistatuee, should
bo condemned by every ho4ess man a. al
enemy Of the people.
WHEREAS. Tho financial aud commercial
prosperity OF any Government depenas upon
q sound alU1ium of * mango, aglI, whereas
The condition of the currency. duriug tie pass
If cen years, no matter fsonI wudt cause,
has been prollno source OF annoy aace 10 the
industrial aud commercial iusCsests oI Inc
Union, therefore, Dc II
RESOLVED, That as Republicans OF Hum
boldt countt. Nevada, We return our hearty
thanks { all tbs members vi the last C1n-
Press re- ~. dless a party, thht iaDJre flr the
TemJnetlzatiUn Of tue old silver dollar Of QUO
fat erS Out more especially - oar own peer
less senator, the non John 4. Jones, Tor MS
untiring Efforts 20 carry ,hat Beeat financial
measure against all the money rings OF tho
country, the ebg, making the doIlaf Or tho
rich and poJr aliKe.
KE,oLyED, That we leaan with joyful feel
inAs of the acceptance oil ro-eiSctloh 10 the
Unlted states senate b. senator Jones, ana NO
pledge ourselves to use all honorahie means TO
produce that result, believing tnas IN MN wo
have a tried, faithful statesman, u fearless
and eloquent tribune.
RRsoLvED, That We do not approve Of tho
course Of senator sharon IN accepting inc
MINI nnsition of senator of tho United states
AMI then neglecting its duties, aud would
most respectfully request him to resign.l
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-24
DAILY SILVER STATE.
Thursday ............October "a, 1878.
The BULLION TAX.

The tax imposed on the net proceeds
of mines. aud commonly known as the
bullion tax, though subject of general
discussion, does not appear to be gen.
orally understood by the people, few
of whom are under the impression that
II Is so onerouS as to retard. the devel-
opment of the minesal resources of the
State. That this is mistaken idea.
will be made apparent To. anyone who
takes the trouble TO read the law on the
subject, as the following 81 nopsis of the
Act. which we copy from an exchange
shows:
On ore which does not pay over $l2,
and where the expenses of working
equal or exceed the gross yield, only
ten per cent. or 81 20 per tori taxed
WI sn ore yields, over $l2. and not over
$50 per ton, the net proceeds only are
assessed. unless the whole OK penses of
working equal or exceed 81 per cent. of
the gross yield. la that case, on $50
ore. the tax would be assessed on
!. twenty per cent. of. the gross yield, or
ON Sc. ana the amount of tax would be
Is cents per ton. On ore which yields
ever. $3l, and not OYER $l0Q per ton, or
more than all ordinary expenses Of
working. tbs tax would he Assessed on
net proceeds. say on ore from which
the gross. yieldswSs 500 per ton and all
che expenses were S2U. the taxes would
be assessed On $50. whiotk at,thres per
cent. would bs. 81 cents per ton.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-24
Notice for Order to. Sell Personal
Property,

In the Fourth District Court in and for Hum
Doldt county, Nevada.
In the matter of the estate OF Al. Donley
deceased.
Order appointing time and place for hearing
application 10 sell pc. sonai properly ANA
aiIectlhB Lotlce TO be given.
On reading and fling the petition of Patrick
heed, hAscutor Oh the estate vi NJ Doo.ev
deceased, praying for an order to sell me
whole Oh the personal property Of raid esta e
Il Is ordered that all persons interested in
SAID estate appeal before ,he Judge OF the said
DISTINCT Lou.t at hls chambers III the Come
house ia lnneinucca, Nevada, ON the 26,h
day CT October, A. -. 1878, at ~ o'clock A. N
VI SAID day, then and tnere 10 show tanae II
any they hive, why such order should moi M.
made; ana II Ls further ordered that u COPY of
ms order be published in the Silver STATE
a newspapers pdbiished ia the town of WInnel
mucea, huInDoldL county. Nevada, for NJ
least i've days previous 70 said 10Th dav Of
oe1oDer' 1878. wM. 5, BoNNIFIELD,
Dated October 10, 1873. hi
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-24

Our frs' duty is 20 express gratitude 10 God
fsE thssh Of Diyina Providence was Ia, YER
more plainly visibiesin the affairs of men than
~ the diScoinitur aud die tsgratf,n of the
NationA heptbllcan party--a melited rebuks
Tor the nigh crimes AMI miais meanors OF its
hlBh Pablo othclals aud solenn yindication
OF that command written by thes finger OF God
ON Mount sinai. Thou shalt a.t steal.
REsoLyED. I hat the democracy Of Hum.
Doll county feiid lie y aabetes TO the line
non lrsd principles VI the a tLal DS nocratic
party, and unf seryedly eIdJrse the Platform
OF the Democratic safe Convection md
earnestly commeEd the pertinent r. soiutigus
Introduced IN that body by -. W. Davies.
RksoLyED, That ,hs Democracy Of IN.
noldt ceanty IA, arilly endorses the Democratic
stats tlcEet, and pleages to ~ LIS un .ted SUD
port, ana especially r. JOices Ia thJ reuomtaa-
tton oi uoVernOr L. II. Bradley, that sterling
friend OF The people, whJ can Le.ther be per.
suated nor InIimidaaed "a lsOys false to MS
high trust
RESOLVED, That by q long course OF dis.
CT hllhatl1n aAaInS the people OF this sta q
IN charging unequal rates vi fares and freiputs
ths Genital "a liIe haii oad has forfeited all
claims 10 kindly considerations.
RESOLVED, That / candidates who may pre.
sent themselves bet1ie this Convention seek
ING legislative noinlhAtlons shall eAsrt them
seIYs II iected, la procuring by Legislation
equitable s4d far treatment from railroad
companies.
hAsoLVhDs That any member Of the State
Legislature who shall be found u1ilty uf
holatlns the trust reDosed ia MIN by he
People % deemed unworthy OF inc coincidence
or respect OF the people
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-24
POLITICAL CARD.

To THE VorsRs OF HUABoLDr County
Inc Undersigned, l.. w, Greenwell, Demo-
era ic nominee, and M. 5. Thompson, Kepub-
lie nominee for state SENATOR, respectfully
submit that Oh account Of the severe illness
OF Mr.. thompson and the pressing private
business of Mr.. GFeenWell we lind that we
VIII not be able 10 canvass the county in the
present caInpal 81. Ne have therefore agreed
with each ether % submit the claims OF our
respective parties for your Saffrases without
further solicitation. hereby renewing our
pledges gwen. 10 our respective COW, ntious
vii SO highly honored us.
l.. w. .GREENWELL, q
NJ. s. THOMPSON.
, " lnnemncca, October 10, 1878. r. I'd.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-24
Notice to Taxpayers.

VI ihEAsuhLhs OFFICE, humboldt County,
Nlnnemucca, NevaIa, October vi Ia7s
~ ollCL Is reby given that the State
az " my taA'o Tor che fisc4l year 1878
are no" due AID payable ut this aiHee a,9
mat the la" IN regard 80 their collection wni
70 strictly ehiofced. On all taxes unpaid a
Tue close q Official business on Tho
Eighteenth day OF November Ma,
1878,
1bere VIII be added temper cent for deli,
quehcy and on taxes N'htcA exceed the ann ~
thtee hundred dollars there viii be- aaaci
s"ehty-h Ve per cent additional, as provided
" Jaw, A, j. SHEPARD,
'0N@'o County Treasurer,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-24

The Bonanza Bulldozer of the Com.
stock, the Virginia Enterprise, which
is endeavoring to introduce intimida-
ton in the free State of Nevada, is
asked by the Times-Reviswto name the
man who made the charge, and where
it was uttered, that the Postmaster of
Tuscarora and one of the pYoprietors of
the Times-Review Was subsidized to
elect a Democratic Congressman. 1t is
now the BulIdozsr's turn to,giye de-
cisiye answer or stand convicted Of
asserting downright falsehood.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-24
To the Pu bile:

.SOME persons ere circulating the report
- that il Cap. Comins 10 elected Assessor
that l would be his deputy. in extlana, ion
will say to the people, 1 have had Mr..
Comlns stopping win m3 for near two years
through motives OF persOnl friendship.
wish 10 declare publicly That there has never
been any understanding OF any kind between
Us looking TO my ppOlniment his deputy
III case OF his election. AMI should he bs
elected, my business arrangements are such
thai could not. without OessinleaI To myseIf,
accept any appointments under him or any
one else. most respectfully yours,
oc2J-lw A. hiEINHAN5,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-24

4sa Tho New York Herald, journal
which aims TO reflect pablac sentiment
without regard to pSlatcs.os party. has
khe following on tha mixsd condition
of political sfsirs in the Ea5tefn States
ct the present time: s.
- The TRUTHS the American xoter is
. sitting GU the fence smiling ,at the en-
sarrassment of the politicians who
have been so long his masters. He
seads the papers. and notices that
saOugh the Republican, party is for
lard money In Massachusetts and New
y York, 1t goes for Tag. 10 onsy. aud openly
silies Itself with Grsenbackef s ia Norah
!. Safoiin4. louisiana and other Southern
States. He secs that. while Blaine
end Garfield are making able hard.
money speeches in the hard monry
States, GorhaIr, Secretary OF the Re-
epubiican Committee, Is quietly dis
4 aElaaisng Greenback Republican ,docu-
nents IL soti.money States. He sees
shat. while Repnblleao leaders cry out
br honesty and reform. they are Dolni-
. satlng fsfr CSagsess ex Secretary. Robe
con, Ia New Jersey. Madison Wells.
Iom" Anderson, aud Liudeling in
Louisiana. 1t is a bad joke but out Of
G IN the end. vail conse not ruin, but
oetter government, wiser AID more
statesmsnlike' management Of our
STAIRS. ,"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-24

HE Enterprise says Lander county
is always coed for a.. Republican ma
jority. The Reveille. commenting on
this assertion, refers to the last election
when Lander gave a Democratic ma
jority of $50. and says 1.-The Enterprise
is as we'll posted on State politics as
Daggett' is on the silver question. that
- to say, it Knows nothing about it..
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-24
An Unuenia Truth.

You deserve to suffer. and if you lead
o miserable, Unsatisfactory hfe in this
beautiful world. IT. Is. entirely your own
ianitand therr Id only. Que excuse for
you.-your unreasonable prejudiee and
skepticlsui, WHICH haa killed thousands.
PeraouaI kho wlpdge.aHd eommou seuse
reasoning Will soon show .-yoa that
Green's August Flower will cure you
OF liver conpiaint. or Dyspepsia, with
ali Its SGAisorubis effects, sacn as sick
henoacGe, paipatatlou Of. the heart,
sour suDmacu. habltusl c0stlveusss.
dizApessof tue head, nervous prostra.
lion, low spirits, etc. LIS sales now
reach evefy town oa she W esteru Con-
tInbnt.' and not druggist but
aiil Tell you of alts- wonderful cures.
You can Guy sample bottle for 10
oents. Ihree doses VIII reheye you.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-24
FATAL AlAAiNG ACCIDENT.
=. :. Ths Head Tina herer, Ma shsd TO q
Jelly in she Grand Piize,
From the Tines-Revley.

From the III nes-Revlew.
.---A About Laf past eight o clock Mon.
day morning. as John III. Stevens,
head tinberman at the Grand Prize
anine, aud Thomas Gsifuey were
coming up The shaft on the cage. when
about $50 feet from the bottom. long
E-easaiing stIcA which Stevens had In
his hand caught on wall plate aud
bending nearly. double, broke, the
sharp end OF one OF the pieces entering
his groin. pushing him off tho cage.
The unfortunate man tell about twenty
feet to the second station into the
pump compartment. where he struck
the pump. aud bounding off into the
middle compartment, fell to the bottom
/ OF the shaft. The head aud upper por.
ton Ut the body were almost literally
mashed to jelly, aud the lower por-
tions- were also horribly mangled.
There were five men at work at the
bottom. OF the shaft. but heating the
noise Of the descending body, they
stepped into the other Compartments
nnd escaped unhnrt. Deceased was a
native OF kedruth, Cornwall, England.
where his wife aud five children res iae.
lie was about Ill years of age.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-24

Yellow Fever News.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct, %.
1.-The weather Is Clear. cooh anu windy.
.Deaths to-day. 10; cases repoeted. .l73.
ia 3iMEMRaIs, Oct, %. =.
FROM 6 O'Clock last pignt until noon
to day the 1pdsrtakess report orders
for IL ihtelments. lac. streets are
thronged with. retrrnns refugees. and
business issbsiug- gradually resumed.
The Howard Association continue their
work Of ssndlag to their homes ali
nurses from abroad. -.Anothsr heavy
itroSs telt last night.
Kansaa Pacific Railroad.
ST. Louis. Oct. %.
The appointment OF D. L. Smith as
Receiver Of the Kansas Pacitc Railroad
Is claimed to be victory tor .Oakes.
thsspresent Superintendent Of the road,
assopposed day Gould. isld will re-
snlsin breaking up the present combi-
nation and pooling With .ths Union
Pacific. All the general offices OF the
company. under the order OF the Court.
areto beemoved to the State OF, Kansas
s~ Wid.h of Mini.g Claims.
{V n.
The Commissioners of the General
Land Office. in deciding the matter OF
the Hope Msping Compauy's- appllea-
ton for patent for the Hotosi lode,
announces the following new and im-
porlant ruling IL regard to the width of
all lode claims. Referring to the sec
ton of the revised statutes which pro-
viases that no claiRs shall extend more
than 300 feet on each side of the vein
at the surface. he says: When the vein
oatcsops at the surface, there can be no
question as to the point from which the
lateral measurement must Begin. but
when discovered by shaft. which de.
velopsthe Vein at some distance below
the surface. aud the locator does not de
termine by any further prospecting that
the nearest actual snrface poiat is else.
where, and the fact does not otherwise
appear. L am OF, the opinion that the
point of the veinsO discovered must be
assumed to be the middle of the vein
and the lateral measurement must be
calculated therefronl. The law
is mandatory and. coutemplates that
bat three HUNDRED feet
shall be taken on each side of the vein,
and compliance with tue law pecessi.
tates the fixing of the point from which
these measurements begin. | think
the rule above indicated. the only one
practicable. In this case the width of
the claim. on one side being more than
300 feet from the discovering opening,
the plat and field notes are returned to
the Surveyor General for correction.
All other other objections and protests
against the company's application are,
however, overruled.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-24
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

"A. W. Fisk, Chairman. G MAngloman. Sect.
FRANK Carpenter, J. d. Hanna, j. N. Thacker.
NJ heador. ). b. Palmer, N. Defiance.
). u. Hughes, Isaac Foster.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-24

The yard eugiue al heno ran into a
sen-horse team yesterday morning aud
killed the driver and owner. Elisha G.
Parks, who tor years had been teamiug
between Reno aud Susanviile. Ihe
unfortunate man was horribly maogled
Aad,. IAN supposed. died instantly.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-24
Uaion Township Oiiosrs,

FOR JCs ICE o. rue PLACE..
q. 3. O5DJLS.
boa CONSTABLE.
y. ". AUsE.
YoR SCHOOL TRUsTEEs.
DAVID Van LGNSEP tLons fesm)
l.. *. DaAIS (shortfernl
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-24
Wagon for Sale.

a Freight wagon OF 5000 pounds CAPACITY
a tor sale at bargain. Apply to
q Rye Patch, October 2J. 49, An ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-24

SMI .H-In Hinnemucca, october %, Henry
II. sii.th, aged 40 years. erts =.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-24
WiNN c MUCCA DAIRY
T r & s Il
GUTTER AWO Hsik

VIII ne delivered dally III quautItiesto sui.
customers IN any part OF town. Orders II a,
". A, Irousdales Will DC promptly nLled.
STOCK pastured on reasonable terms.
W. A. TRoUsDALE y Co
trop5fLtorr.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-24
REPUBLICAN,
state Ticket

ELECTION:-T TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
5TH, 1873.
FoBAGovERSoR,
JOHN Ii. KINKEAD .-..Of Aunboldt county
FOR LIEUTEsANr GOVERNOR.
HENRY X. MIGHELo. ...Ot Ornsby county
FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS.
RoLLIN NJ. DAuGEff....of storey county
FOR JUDGE or. SUPREME COURT.
THOMAS 4. AAWLEY. of White Pine county
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT.
CHARLES +. BICKSE4-L OF ormsby county
FOR SECRETARY or SKATE,
JASPER BABCOCK .Ui storey county
FOR STATE CONTROLLER.
JAMES H., HALLoCA. .of Lineola county
FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
MICHAELA. MURRAY. OF lsn. .sAlda county
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL.
ANDREW J. HATCH. .Of " asAoe county.
FOR .rATE TagAsURER.
LYMAN L. CltOCkETi :. .Uf y alslaos county
ron SUPERINTENDENT oY puHIIc INSTRUCTION.
IstI A 90 q. 4.
October 8. 1878. I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-24
NEW TODAY
NOTICE..

n fHEhE Will be q meeting Of the Demo-
L. cratic Central Committee Of numb>,Iut
county this tfh"rsdayJ evening, AL O'clock
SHARP. ~ the office vi Lie CAalrA,.an.
.. a. ", Fisk, chairman.
G. MANGLEMAN, secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-24
Z Ell. e C R q p HaIC.
EASTERN DISPATCH Els

Severe Rain storm.
~ 81 CINCINNATI. Oct. 90.
A severe rain storm III Pennsy ivania
last night prostrated the telegraph
wires aud cut off all communication
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-29
vANDERBILT'S NEW DEPARTURE.

The news published in the HERALD yesterday that
contract had been signed by the representative of
William ii. Vanderbilt for the New York Central Rail-
road and by Mr.. John G. Seager ship broker Of No.
10 William street. whereby the latter was to furnish
the railroad company with fourteen English built
steamers to ply between the wharvcs OF the New
York Central road and the principal ports of the
United Kingdom and the Continent, was hailed with
delight by merchants and business of all
classes who in II renewed prosperity for the city
an the placing Of New York on more advantage
GUS footing compared with her sister
cities of Boston. Philadelphia and Baltimore.
A HERALD reporter visited two of the principal
steamship offices 10 what effect the establishments
of the Unicorn line would have their business.
Mr.. Coverly, OF the Anchor line. said that II would
not affect his company in the least. because the
steamers of his line go to Glasgow and London.
Mr.. Coverly thought that his companys arrange
ments with the New York Central Railroad would
remain undisturpcd, and that its business would
main heretofore.
Mr.. Cortis, of the White Star line, did not believe
that it would affect his company, the line
would carry principally grain and cattle. and that
kind of freight would not be taken their steam
ships. He thought that bacon. butter and all such
perishablc goods would be sent. ut present, by
the fast lines of steamers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-29
A CASE OF MOTHER-IN-LAW.

Judge Gcdncy. of the Eighth District Court, yes
terday disposed of peculiar affecting two Ger
man families in afiuent circumstances Some months
ago. it appeared on trial. Miss Huber elopcd with
and subsequently married young gentleman named
INebaut Specht to the utter disgust of her parents
who became greatly cnrdged at her unceremonious
manner OF leaving the parental roof. The young
wife, however, died after, when sorrow
took the place of anger. The afflicted husband
was in his room few hours after his wife =
DEATH when the mother-in-law made her APP
pearancc and took lot OF personal property belong
ing to the deceased. Spccht brought an action Of
replcvn to the property, and Judge Gcdney,
in an elaborate opinion. after quoting Scottish law
and customs, decided in favor OF the husband. The
mother-in-law. having insisted upon providing "a
good funeral for her daughter. notwithstanding her
secret marriage. and having claimed upon the trial
that title existed in the husband until letters of
administration had been taken out until he had
satisfied the debt of the deceased and particularly tho
funeral expenses which counsel regarded as lien
such property, the Judge said - am reminded by
this case, IL may be pardoned in DEPRESSING. that
curious penal law which obtained tor many genera
tons in Scotland, and which was technically called
vicious intromission That law enacted that the
slightest intermeddling. however trivial by any
with the property of deceased person. except by
authority specifically conferred by the courts, sub
jccted the ,nwary and culpablc ofcnder to pay all
the debts OF the deceased Judgment for plaintiff
xyit costs'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-29
ROBERT PEDRICK ARRESTED.

United States Commissioner Shields issued o war.
rant on the 10th OF last October for the of Mr..
Robert A. Pedrick. the alleged defaulting Custom
House clerk Of BcnkardS Hutton, who is accused of
having taken &1oS0OO The warrant sets forth that at
divers times between the 10th of October 1871 and the
LIST of October 1873 Pedrick forged and counereicd
certain certificates OF entry made. required to DO
made in pursuance Of law by the officers of customs
of the port Of this city Of New York. and did the
said certain false and forged counterfeit certificates
knowing the same to be false and forged This
Holmes and Wnttcls for execution and for the past
two months they have been searching the city for
Pedrick Holmes called the members of the Arm
ut their place Ut business in Broomc street
but nothing tina. would lead to Pcdrick's cap
turc was learned, both Mr.. Bernhard and
Yesterday morning, ut about ten o'clock, Pcdrick
stepped into the office OF Special Agent d. A. Neyens
ana gave himself up. The two officials who held tho
warrant were not present mt the time and Pedrck
left the office; but about an hour later was
met by Holmes and Wattels In Broadway.
near the Post Once. when he was taken
prisoner. Before United states District At
torney Fiero the prisoner waivel examination.
To his attendance before the Grand Jury NJ the
next criminal term Of the United States Circuit Court
Pelrick Immediately sent for bondsmen, and half an
hour after his arrest was released. His bondsincn
were Mr. Thomas Furcn. Of Elm Park. staten Island :
Mr.. GEORGE W. Robertson and Mr. George b. sanford.
of Newark. N. J.
immunity from arrest, Mr.. Ficro said that the
shals had searched for him since the warrant was
issued, but until he could find bondsncn Pelrick
had probably kept carefully out Of the way.