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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-04
ALBERT M. SNYDER,
ATTORNEY FOR US. CLAIMANTS.
Of Deeds for Oregon and California

Notary Pablo, Copyist, Collector. Etc.
FINAL PROOF TAKEN FOR SETTI Frs
CONvEYANClNG DONE; LOANS NEGOTIATED.
THREE MONTHS PAY. :
Ofhcers. Soldiers and Sesmsn OF tie Mexican
War have been granted three months extra pay
BY Congress. The widows children. brothers,
and sisters Of deceased sol Tiers and sailors are
entitled under the act. All such will DO well 70
call on me and make application for the same
SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL HOMESTEADS.
Every Soldier, Sailor Or Marine who ser, ed +
not less han ninety days in the army or navy 0:
the United States during the recent rebellion anu
who vas houo.ably discharged, il he has enterei
less Than l6O acres Of land unaer the provisions
Of the Homestead law IL entitled 20 . certificate
from the Genersl Land Office. recognizing the
right Of the party to make additional entry to
make up tho full leo acres. These claims
assignsble oy two powers Of attorney. ana can be
located on any surveyed land that Is subject to
land, whether 81 IS or 8 SO land that Is not
mineral. The right attaches, without settlement
or improvement, at once on fling the scrip in
any district land once. to the exclusion CT any
ofacial banks furnished by the Government, and
can obtain them ~ short notice. Oid.rs for
certificates already issued taken y me. and can
be furnished on deposit Of money It be How
ing rates 100 acre pieces 50 s. Der acre: so acre
pieces, 50 IS per acre; 40 acre pieces. 81 SO per
acre.
PENSIONS FOR OLD AND LATE WARS
Have greater falility to obtain and collect these
claims than any other on the coast. having all
the blanks laws and late rulings OF the Pension
Once in hand.
Indian War Claims. Bounties, Bounty Lard
Warrants. Prize Nor ey. Arrears Of Pay. and al
claims against the United states aud Territorial
Governments Collected.
WANCED-The following named persons
Thaddeus W. Baker Tor Mllerl. seaman Patrick
Mcclure. seaman {; Thomas Crawford tor W. B.
stevenson). seaman John Burns. seaman Geo
W. Evans, soldier in the Indian War in oregon in
1854.
~ Letters Of inquiry must con- ain postage
stamps for reply, and address ALBERT II. SNYDER,
Seattle, W. T..
Office-Mill Street. next to Postofiice.
Refers to Delegate T. H. Brents, OF Washington
Territory; Senators l. F. Grover. Jas. II. Slater,
aud Representative John Waiteaker. OF Oregon.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


4 YoCST NAN As PARTNER To OPEN A
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Tuesday. November 4. 1879.
HOOKER AND CHANDLER.

Word comes 70 10 from the EsSt Of
the death OF two more prtrio:ic and
distinguished American citizens. came
ly: General Joseph Hooker and Hon
Z.chsrish Chandler.
Gen Hooker wss born st Hsdlsy.
Mas. on the 18th day Of Noveuber.
1914, AID 10 1888 vent to West Point.
H. .oox psr. in tie Seminole and N-1i.
eau wars. but resigned his commission
ia 1888. At the outbreak Of tue Re-
bs.lisn be hsstened into the servics
again, and soon became . general and .
leader Of note. He room got the sou
briquet OF Fighting Joe. Early 10
,ass - -, i~ cvmunnd u The Army
OF The Potomac. sucessding Burnside.
and bsiog succeeded ~ Meade. Dc.
festsd ct ChsEcellorsvills. he VS. ssnt
iuto Tennsssss. whore HE most noted
battles were those Of Mission Ridge
and Lookout Mountain. He took no
par. in the Last years operations OF the
war. and since has been retired. He
wss sn excellent second or third 10
command. bot was not equal to the
position Of chief Of . great army.
Mr.. Chandler wss born Dec 10th.
1918. il Bedford. N. H. Es Vas given
but little education and was intended
for mercantile life. His 6rst Office OF
note vas Mayor Of Detroit. to which he
was elected IN 1881. The year after be
vss dsssassd for Governor Of Michigan.
bat was solsosd With The U 8 Senator.
ship % the retirement Of Cas-. He
was reelected 10 the 6sosts several
times. and under President Grant was
Secretary Of The Iutsrior. Mr. Chandler
wss famous for HE nsutAl sctivity.
strength. daring and patriotic zeal. He
vac always ready 70 strike blow for
the Uuion. and hs struck hard and
often. His death has called forth
expressions from oil parts Of the eoun-
Try that must b very pleasing to bic
friends and felatives.
Both men died very suddenly. Gen
Hooker was we'll until within an hour
Of his dssth dying Oct 3lst. on his bed
alone ia the Garden City Il y Hotel.
NJ ChsodleH went TO bed in the Grand
Paoiac Hotel Of Chicago the same nigh.
in bis usual health. but
whse called next incoming IVES dead.
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PoRr BLAKELT. Nov 2,-Arri'et-
Schooner Alice, San Francisco.
PoRr townsend. Nov. 3-The shi p
Sycamore arrived Lere last night and
VAS towed 70 Utsalady today by the
tug 0oiish.
A number OF other vessels are report
ed in the Straits.
Among the freight by the City Of
Chester today was 9 blowing machine,
which was discharged onto the steamer
Aastick and taken TO Port Discovery
Mill. for which place it WAS intended.
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mew POSTAL REGULATION.

Notios has recently bsso given by the
Postomes Department that oil letters
not addressed 70 . postelaos will DO
cent to the DEAD Letter Office. Hith.
srto letters addressed 10 localities where
there we're no posto6ces have sought
the persons for wnom they were in
tended st the Office nearest their place
Of rssideuos. In California there we're
2O64 such places. and in Warrington
Tsrfitosy several hundred. Letters
addressed 10 Milton or Newcastle. in
King caanty. w. r.. before the estab.
iish@sus Of Offices At those places. came
70 Ssstsls. and the correspondence were
served quite - faithfully - 'ioee said
sstsblishnsot. Letters addressed to the
CnivsrsitY OF Washington Territory ALSO
came here. and NO one was pot 10
trosbas. deep thought, loss Of time o.
inooovenienos thereby. Hereafter. IN.
Ices letter il addressed straight - .
yardstick. Il will 90 70 the Office Of
Decd Letters. Letters hereafter I'd.
drssssd 20 any individual IN "Olym-
pie" no asitss how we'll known that
individual may be, win 60 70 tie Deed
Letter Once, bsesuss there 10 ~ Oiym.
pie 10 esyth county. virgsnis. ADD the
postosssess aud mail agents hsresboas
srs not allowed TO know OF suppose
anything is the preoi.ss. letter. Cd.
dsssssd 70 Chicago. not followed BY II.
liso:s. viii not 20 TO that city bsesuss
in lthsss othss States there are
Chicagos. There Are tsses New Yosks.
and unless souething 20 indicate the
Ntats fellows tAs naas Of the city. .
letter vill 20 an nc tts decd letters.
even Il addressed To Nv. Il. vsndssbilt.
President Of the New York Central
Railsood," or - samuel ]. Tilden. can.
didsss ios the Presidency Of The United
StAsss." The object Of oil this is &c
sinplify matters, bat ins.ssd Of accom-.
plishing il. mattsrs will b eonfased
The work Of the Department will be 10
creased. the vsxasion end Ices Of th,
public will b immense. and nobody
vill b benefited. The old system ~,
scconoistioS. while the new 10 arbi
Ssasy and bed. II 10 right and propsl
to educate The people TO nVrs care /.
The sending Of mail matter. bot il CO,
not b done in . day BY any such De
eiaive sskiea - that above inferred to
L. Ne sasps b taken slovly. asd on,
b. - aud do nos attemps getting owe
Ne vAols ground With oae great. in
possible beaad.
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W knSsa II oil We hear aud read
sboat L = tsus. Shers 10 no excuse for
bsiag sioh Dov. ~ ssssy dr1eg;s. snA
store h the country he's fall supply
ct Enil Frsss's Hamburg Tea. Il il
harmless. - sl1aasioes, aud . con-
plsee 0edielas cAseA il ilsslf A. they
~ In tAe aAvsseiss0sote No family
GAoOld b ViGhoaf T.
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srRvEYED LANDS.

In the table following the frss col.
umn OF figures indics.es the whole area
OF the State OF Territory in acres. AID
the second column the number Of acres
that have been surveyed by the Federal
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GREAT REMEDY.

Strongly recommended by Medical F2cG!tF
FOR AL cases Of Nervousness. Debility. la.ises-
ticn. Fever Weakness, Dysp p>iA Chiiis. etc.
The New York herald., 1879-12-27

annovedy ..uov a. County. asked the Fmuaror
.why, Sire, replied the Count .the Empress gave
who had %sen exneiled from Berlin: but Secretly
Her Maisstv cent ! ,ulo marks, Eneouraoed bv tho
Emperor Gonnt n cited a great number of other
pettv vexat;ous acts ~ Herr FaIk acting according
to the orders of prince Bismarck The Emperor.
evidently much annoyed. left early. aud the next
day lac sent for princa Bismarck who pleaded IN.
health Asecond messenger ordered tho Prince i'm
medately to appear at the castle unless he wero SO
i'll as to have to keep his bed in which case the EN-
peror would cali upon him Prince bismarck had to
obey. and was closeted for more than an hour with
the Emperor. ON returninr home he at once sent
in his resipnatfon
,, COO, ~,,,ss , . ,.
THE oooASAsS nIi"AhS RUSSIA ASDoohn"ASH'
Having described the GOODNESS which gradually In.
creased between Russia and c,armanv M Hanssu
go. ~ -
says
The fall of Plevna produced complimentary tele
The New York herald., 1879-12-27
MORE DIPLOMATIC INDISCRETIONS.

INCIDENTS IN EUROPEAN sTATH LIFE NOT GEN
EnALLY MADE KNowN--cHAlxBoRD's MANI
FEsro-PRrNcE BISMARCK AND THE KuLruR-
KAMPF--RUssIA AND oERMANY.
We have already given in the HERALD some ex-
tracts from M. Hansen's book Coulisses de Ia Dip
iomatie." Below will be found moro OF the Danish
diplomatists' 'indiscrotions." The following re-
marks Of M. Gambetta after his election In June,
1871. are noteworthy.--
We must try to create q moderate and sensible Re-
public. which will save France. We must do all In
power to get tho peasants we'll informed and
woll educated, bridge over tho distinctions between
the different Glasses Of society and adopt patriotic
policy. We must militarizs France. Speaking of
Gaubctrn. N. Hansen says:-"He IL . most intoler-
trary; ho gets irritable the slightest opposition;
and IT you disagree with him in polics no does not
argue with you, but leaves you In temper"
THE COUNT Dx oHAMBoRp.
III. Hansen gives tho following curious explanation
Of tho famous manifesto which the Count do Cham
bord issued the a7th Of October. 1873. by which
he made himself impossible and by ono blow de-
stroysd tho hopes OF logtimist monarchy
In the procss-vsrbal published the 23d of Octo-
Dor, the report made by nj. do Chesnolong ON his
interview s WITH tho Count at sanbnrg T. was stated
transaction between himself and the representa-
tives OF the nation had settled finally the color
OF tho hng." II was this word 'transaction"
which put tho Count into a temper and mado
him writo his letter OF the 27th of october. The
word "transactioa implies that both parties sscri-
Acc some Of their pretcnsions and the Count would
not allow his sovereign rights to DO discussed.
His intention was to give France back the blue flag
with tho golden lilies. the national flag under the
reign Of the Bourbons. II the word solution" had
been employed the incident would not have taken
place, and Franco would at this moment be governed
by Henryv
"A BISMARCK AND FALK.
twill DO r6pn6mbered that about tho end of March.
1877. rpprt vas current that Prince Bismarck had
resigned aud that his resignation had been accepted
by the Emperor William. In M. Hansen's "Coulisses
deia Diplomatic" tho following account s given Of
the event:-
The Emperor william spent tho evening OF Thurs.
day. the 27th OF March, in the house Of Prince Anton
Radziwii, who Ia dstantly related to tue royal
family and there met the Count N, who also Is an In
timate friend of tho isadziwl family Well, Count
said the Emperor, ''aro you going TO dine on the
Easter lamb with Prince Ferdinand on Easter Sun
dayY Certainly, Your Majesty" replied the Count,
"unlcss Herr Falk conhscates the lamb. I'm that
case, replied the Emperor. 'you need not be under
any apprehension for your dinner II am, how
over. not quito certain. replied the Count. for how
your subjects feel safe when Her Majesty the
Empress has TO hide her charitable acts to avoid bena
The New York herald., 1879-12-27

The Italian Consul General, at his Office. No. GA
Cedar street, began yesterday investigation of tho
mufiny on board the Italian bark francisco Dono-
varo, by which four lost their lives. A reporter
was informed that the tigation would be made
privately, and nothing would be given TO the public
until tho entire testimony was in. The Office was
full of the sailors, whose testimony will be taken at
the rate Of three day, beginning this morning.
The captains statement was the hrst taken, being
reproduction from the logbook OF the vessel.
The New York herald., 1879-12-27

hundred thousand Irish, two hundred and nifty
thousand Americans. two hundred and fifty thou
sand Germans and about two million and q half
English and Scottish Canadian born citizens and
emigrants. Then most of this latter number-I
England next You must not forget one thing.
however. that few of the French Canadians are
loyal 10 the crown than the English Canadians
themselves. imbued they with ideas handed
down from their monarchist forefsthers. The
others would be found ready to support general
demonstration in favor of Independence
"Then there is alikeihood Of tho French Canadians
taking part in the early stages OF the demand for
independence?" .lssA.s sd.s s.
Eyes; but believe the lead will be taken by the
other nationalties; then they will be sure to fol-
low"
COMING cHANGE.
This closed the conversation with gontlcman
better informed perhaps than any other man in
Canada as the course of public opinion. had
several talks with Others, whose language
roborates pretty much what is written above. None
have put the state OF affairs temperately and
cisely. ana thus give 1t verbatim. AS to what will
follow during the OF the next Canadian Par
lament find little said Everywhere have been.
however. hear the same story, and have been sur
prised to tho difference few months have worked
in Montreal which really is the centre Of political
as 1t is of commercial, opinion in the Dominion.
Should the country some stirring times the
readers OF this letter need not be surprised. The
question of Canadian Independence is looming up in
the political horizon, and will in the future be
in full sight and under full sail.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-05-14

Kerosene will make teakettles 40
bright rs new.
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Beeswax and salt will make rusty
dSlirups " smooth as eleSA
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MINDEN HOTEL.

THE travelling puhlic and regular board
rr. will tiui this h"HSe a. t"mf"iiAbl''
aud we'll supplied a. the resource ana con ron,
d;,,on ~ H.. countrv will permit. The
charges are very reasonable. Inc stag
Stand is Fep' At this Hotel
have also attached to my h"tt' nv
and commnl,nu. stable. well -nprlIrd VIII
nroyend,r and water aud good o"tlcr al
WAYS on hand to attend Ia stock.
The travelling public VIII do VII ~ G.'s
- s0u - y ~ itOiho
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Terms Of Subscription:
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Ara, Insertion, 81 W; -lcu additional lnser
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Homer, La, March pc, l-79.

In referring 10 the above | will say. that
nv declining health causes me Ia with
draw from business ] respectfully ask
that all nv friends will continue L" give
~. Barrow their patronage as heretoiore'
\. z okbp
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Sale and Feed Stable.
Notice OF Dissolution.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That the
N firm of Barrow \ Camp is this day
dissolved l., mutual consent. The business
will in fu,t.r.. hr conducted 10y y y. Bar
row who assumes all liabilities "i the late
arm Of Barr,w & Camp. All parties M
debt.d I" A. W. Barrow on hu~inrs, prev.
on. to this year are respectfully requested
70 come forward and SETTLE without delay
A. W. BARROW,
l.. T.. CAMP.
Homer. La, March 26, l-79.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

State Of Wisconsin Iowa County-ss.
III the Matter Of the assignment Of
VIVA. Teasdale.
10 each and AL Of the creditors Of
said VIM. Tcasdale: You and each Of
you are hereby notified that on the
18th day Of May A. ID. 1879, the said
VIM Teasdale duly assigned all Of his
property for the benefit Of his cred
itors to James Brewer, Assignee.
whose post-ofiice address is Mineral
Point. Iowa County, Wisconsin; and
you and each Of you are hereby re-
quired TO file within three months
from the date hereof, with such As
signee, or with the Clerk VI said Iowa
County Circuit Court, whose name
and address is John 81. Dale, Dodge
vile, Iowa county, Wisconsin on
pain of being debarred dividend an
affidavit, setting forth your name,
residence and post-ofIice address, and
the nature consideration and amount
Of your debt or claim over and above
all offsets.
Dated MAY 2lst, A. d. 1870.
JAMES BREWER. Assignee.
Mineral Point Iowa County, Wis
consin. s2-3w
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-30
The HOLMAN
Liver ( Stomach Pad
Facts for the Publlcl

Tho Sf0mdfh ana
Lipfy nTc the sourr-
eH Of rigor and
h,aiM--li kept ina
healthy condition.
Thar Is no AHoIya
vsmny that IgiH 40
promptly and M-
6isnfly Msnrf q
healthy STOMACH
and LivHR, and 40
thoroughly iorlify
| tho system agafasf
1 the sudden changes
4 of our climate, rs Tho
4 wonderful. viiallE-
ling, health giving
NMimaH LiPsr and
n Stomach Pat Itis
Iaino n su'c frfpfn-
npS o| dSsdss. 10
moi MX(O ffY N.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-30
Mare Stolen.

We learn rs we 50 to press that Mr.,
VIM. Narcoe, had y valuable mare
stolen, while stopping at Eden. on
Wednesday night Description rs
follows: One dark brown mare six
years old, long black name and tail
white strip i'll the face, both hind legs
white up to, or nea: the fetloek joint
long body, thin in flesh, stands about
fifteen hands high, and weighs about
ten hundred and Twenty-Five pounds
\ reward of So is offered for recov-
cry OF the mare.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-07-13
tFrom Wednesdays Daily.
nlnIngGndI.


Gay Dawley also departed by the
same train for his home in Ruby Val.
ley.
Edgar Mills, OF the +. & p. railroad.
was a passenger for the East by last
evenings train.
George Mcigs aud wife, who passed
the Fourth among their friends here.
left for their home nj Wells by the lSnin
last evening.
Geo. III. Boiler ami wife returned by
the train this morning from Ruby Val
ley, where tho latter has been visiting
her parents, for several weeks past.
Messrs. Rcckhnrt & Froclich havo
just placed in their saloon n handsome
new pigeon hole table, designed for the
amusement Of their patrons.
Tho mnterial ordered by the Board Of
Regents for painting the wood. work Of
the University and dormitory building,
has just arrived here from San Fran.
cisco, and tho work Of preservation
will begin within n day or two.
Mr.. =. p. Mast. of Springfield, O..
Of the manufacturing firm Of Mast. Zoos
& Co., OF that city, arrived here by this
mornings train. and called at this Office
this evening, accompanied by Mr..
Brown, Wells, Fargo's Agent at Cornu.
copia, f.
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l'rri,Oual.

Tho wife and family .! James Keen,
the noted stock operator. passed through
here for the east ia "a special car attach
eel la The train Thursday evening.
Barley Harold, the vel! known stock
mnn, was II .ssaeng"r by the Thursday
evenings train.
Oar ~ Acquaintance. Hoax Knight.
Ass,s,uT 81 EIr,k. coIuty. cIiuc up
from the wrs; Thurs Iny and after doing
til" nsrrcnbi" ~mnrg hts friends h,rr.
d. parted westward nHaim yesterday
muTninS.
Gabriel Cohu departed for Eureka 10y
yesterday morning. train.
County Assessor Nmndrll, started on
bu ,iness connected with lis office. for
the eastern part Of the county, Icy the
train yesterday morning.
Miss Lizzie Dorsey, daughter OF John
NJ. Dorsey. who lrus been attending
school in 10" East during tho past two
ynnrs, returned home Thursday. Miss
Lizzie was accompanied by Il young
lady conan. daughter Of A. s. Dorsey.
Of HnllccS, and Sister 10 District Attor-
ney, j. W. Dorsey.
George Mcigs arrived from Tuscnrora
in lime 10 attend tue ball, last evening.
ia company with his wife aud Mrs. j..
X. Hopkins.
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From Fridays Daily. /
SnimnSundI.

The trial jurors not upon the panel
in the Lewis case, were excused for the
term, yesterday.
The occasion Of the matinee on Piety
row, and the hilarious conduct OF our
respected townsmnn in the lumber line,
will be discovered by reference to the
item under the head Of Born"
In connection with the reported
~frlonious driving away OF stock from
this section Of which mention was
made in yesterdays issue, we learn that
one of the suspected parties was arrest
ed IN the northern part of the county.
last evening, but as nothing is yet def
nitely known MS to their guilt or inno-
cence, we refrain from further mention
ut present.
A license authorizing Mr.. j. A. Nor
wood and Miss Annie Lindsay to be
come Of M bone and flesh, was issued
from the Clerks Office at the Court
house on Tuesday. The party OF the
first part, is q resident Of one Of the
northern mining camps, and the lady
arrived here n day or two ago direct
from the Land % Cakes" We n
derstnnd that in this instance, the
wooing and winning was accomplished
exclusively by proxy, the only knowledge
Of each others virtues or vices having
been acquired by correspondence thro'
the mails. This may be regarded as a
romantic method of doing the business
but personal interviews, ever upon the
dead level OF an alkali fat, would
much better suit our taste. .a
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-07-13
tFrom Monday s Daily.l
C...,..lenem neennx


The Board Of County Commissioners
held its regular quarterly meeting at
tho Court house to. day present, full
Board.
Monthly reports from the Comfy
JAiler aud Hospital Steward were re-
ceived, examined and ordered fled.
The quarterly report Of James Nichol-
son, Justice Of the Peace for Tuscarora
Township. was received and ordered
filed.
T. b. Henley having removed his
residence from the State. upon giving
due notice, he was released from the
official bond of tho County Treasurer,
as surety in the sum of twenty-five
hundred dollars, and NJ. Z. Freeman
was accepted for a like moun in his
stead.
4 petition from citizens Of Columbia
asking for the establishment Of Colum.
bia Road District was received, but
owing to the failure on part Of the pc
titioners TO define boundaries for the
proposed road district. action in the
matter WAC deferred. pe.Iihg receipt Of
necessary instructions.
The following bills were then acted
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-07-13

W. J. UHToN OF ruscarorn, is in town
To Gag.
Commissioned Il. s. Conley arrived
in town fro Tu,cnroru last evening. to
be present at the meeting of the Board
10 day.
Mrs. John II. Bradley and daughter
DCiin started tor SIN Francisco this
morning. Mas Della will remain and
attend the Oakland school.
w. i. Davis, an oil Nevada printer,
formerly OF the White Pine Nsrs. or.
rived in town by the train this morning.
He WAS one of n party Of five who left
Eureka for Yankee Fork, some weeks
ago. Mr.. Davis views regarding the
outlook in that section are similar to
those expressed by others who have re-
turned, aud rCitcratcs the story Of rich
mines and splendid prospects. but no
money, and in consequence, no work.