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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-18
sMERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of an order Of sale, issued out of the
District Court Of the Fourth Judicial District
in ard for the county of Humboldt, State O!
Nevada, on the 18th day of May, A d. 1879,
and TO me directed and delivered, for a judg
nenr and decree recovered in said Court, On
the 10th day OF February, A. ID. 1879 in favor
Of P. W. johnson and T. Reinkart, doing bust
ness under the firm name of p. ". johnson
Co, plaintiffs, and against the Badger Mil *
Mining Coulpany, the Pacific Boiler Works, e.
F. Farrer, J. r. Snapp, W. c. Record and VIM.
NcCrindle, defendants, for the sum OF S4,774 l6
with interest, together with costs and disburse-
ments, and accruing costs, am Commanded to
sell the following described real estate and all
the right, title and interest of the said defend
ant therein, to-wit: All that certain piece or
parcel OF land comprising five acres (Fnore or
less) situate on Bartlett Greek. and at or near
the mouth thereof, at the foot OF the canyon
and about half mile from the Independent
Ledge in said mining district. said land having
heretofore been held, possessed and used by one
----- Campbell as garden, but being now
owned and possessed by the defendant, the
Badger Mill and Mining Company for a mill
site, said piece OF land now having quartz mill
thereon; also the water bitches used 10 convey
the waters of said Bartlett Greek TO said quartz
mill; also all waters, and water rights in and TO
the waters of said Bartlett Greek claimed, owned,
had or enjoyed by the said defendant. the Bad
ger Mil and Mining Company; also the quartz
mill situated upon said premises, together with
all and singular the tenements Entertainments
and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in
anywise appertaining.
Notice is hereby given, that ON
MONDAY, the 23d day Of June, A. d. 1879,
between the hours OF 9 O'Clock in the morning
and s clock in the afternoon, viz: at O'Clock
p. m, in front OF Courthouse, in the town OF
Winnemucca, Humboldt County, Nevada, will
sell, at public auction, all the right, title and
interest of said defendants, Of, in and TO the
above described property, to the highest bidder
for cash, to satisfy said execution, costs and
accruing COSTS
G. NJ. MILLER,
Sheriff OF Humboldt County, Nevada
Py A. DAVIDSON, Deputy
Winnemucca. Nay 81, A. d. lS79
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To ALEXANDER McGREnoR.

VoU are hereby notified that the under
II signed has performed labor ON the Con
tinental mine, situated in Gold Run Mining
lfstriet, Humboldt county, Nevada, in the
years 1871 and 1915, amounting to one hundred
End fifty (Sl50) dollars in United States gold
Coin, said expenditure being the amount re-
quired to hold the same according to the United
States mining laws, for your interest OF seven
hundred and fifty ESQ feet in said mine, and
tiiat unless you pay the said amount within
ninety 900 days alter the date of publication Of
this notice your interest in said mine viii be-
come the property OF the undersigned
. RICHARD THERTAN,
Gold Run, Iumbo.dt County, Nevada, Arr
p, ls5a %
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WHY STAY FCGE?
Prospecting often Pays; Id,esess y.rn

Prospecting often Pays; Id,esess N.,4
The millions of the Comstocl were -,
find. Worthless looking rock il often r;ah Y
treasure: At Lcadville a simple Assn. MAJ
mililonaires OF many. Other loBanzas 80
least suspected await the coming Of 4 ~ ~
known man, who uses his eyes and il wil.insS
pay for a few assays.
Reader, are Yen the Bau?
AZ Virginia City, Nevada, ssseys Of ore s.x
Gold and Silver are MADE at II per srinule \.
Conrad Wie2anG, formerly Che snperyts,n.
Assayer oil the I. >. Mint III san Fiancisco. !
Ores assayed for other metals st propo,tian.
ateiy low rates; and buiiion skilnliy melted
ana assayed at the lowest rate compatibla VITA
critical determination Of FIJI values
The charges for a.sayiBg bullion are o,,s.,
fully paid by the metallic Grains and a,h..
scraps recovered from the STAG bun ,,sd.
given for all such scraps e~
We possess the beet facilities for Seiiinq E,tllion
for rhich our charges are reaso,atle.
We also attend TO Minling asSayed bullion.
with an intelligent supervision al renor,.I
losses In Meitshs.. declared tneneSsss !. MIN,
charges, &c. Our commissions for 30 doing ~,
moderate.
The ounsrs Of Steer Hines aoAose ares ar.
Coppery viii find II greatly to Their al, antage
TO address letters of inquiry TO us re,ra.,is,
cheap method Of refining Coppcry Analgam
IN their own hands. Ii is a prcocss Iatertod Nv
G Niegand. Though he has disposed Ct his til.
TO an Incorporated company, be is empowered
to grant licenses for the use Of the prl,ce,s an
very reasonable terms.
The mail now carries samples Of Ore ard Rul
lion for One Tent PER ounce, prepaid by
stamps
Reports are telegraphed when ordered So
All costs, delays and risks In remittine
money are avoided ~ the purchase a our
Dollar Remittance Tickets, which pay ior all
work done IN cur establishment.
We seh hese prepaid 7isfets at dtsconnt
uheH 80 north or m09e afe ogdsttd at me
tisae
We also sell at a nominal price smaIi sacks
prepared expressly for Mating samples u ore.
pulp and taiiings.
FOR fuller information aaerese,
C. WiECAAn co. Assayen,
Virginia City, Nevada.
ussgT..tln
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Delinquent Notice,

RYE PATCH CONSOLIDATED MILL AND MINING
CONT ANY.
location of principal place or business.
San Francfsco, California, Location IL ofks,
Echo Districs, Humboldt county. state of
Nevada
NOTICE--There are delinquent upon the
follow ing descl ibed och, ON account of a.
sessmen, tNo n levied on the 18th day Of
December. 1853. the several amounts st oppo-
si:e the names of the resi- ectise shareholders
a. fellows.
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STRAYED.

From Paradise mill, one strawberry roam
horse, 49, hands high; one elayhank horse,
with doube-spade brand on lett lip both
horses shod all round with heavy SHOES.
Any person returning the above described
horses will receive a suitable reward, or any
information relative 10 their win reahouts or
that may lead to their recovery, will receive an
appropriate reward.
NJ G. HUGHES,
Paradise, New, June 5, 1879. wv
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Postponement..

The day o. sale of delinquent stock Of the
Rye Patch Consolidated Mill and Mining Com
i&ny Is hereby postponed until THURSDAY.
the FIFTEENTH day of MAY. 1879, at the
same hour and place, BY order Of the Board Of
Trustees d. +. NERDENAL,
ap1s-td Secretary
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POsTP0NEMENT.

The above sle OF Celinqueat stock Of the Rye
Patch Con. Mil end haia Co.nn,ty Is ,ost-
.,oned until SATURDAY, the FOCl TEFNTH
day OF June, 1879. ct The = s1e hour ID .,laee.
Ey order OF tie LoaId OF Directors.
u. Il. NE1:DENAL, Secretary.
oFFioE-cooms d Z, 327 Pile street. San
FRANCISCO Cal'iorn.a gu,yI3 ID
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.
.orxr RosE MINING COMPANY.

Location of Principal Place Of Business-Ssan
Francisco, California.
Location of Works--Paradise valley, hu'n'
boldt County, State Of Nevada
NoTICE-There are delinquent upon eae
following described stock on account OF assess ss
ment No. /, levied on the Second DAY OF May,
1879. the several amounts set oW'osl'e we
names of the respective shareholders, as ioi
lows:
NAMES. NJ. ~ ..
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Sole Agents for Wiunengeca and humboldt
County.
Where the trade will he supplied By the bottle,
gallon or tGrrel Of the same price and terms
as can be got icm the general agent, Tan
Francisco.
Has been sold In all the Eastern States and
given universal satisfaction II is highly rt-
cnmended ~ the faculty in ali cases Of Nn'
vousness, Weakness, DEBILITY, Dyspepsia, Ind
gesticn, etc. II II nav introduced % ihep uhhe
q the Pacific slope, indeF6ed ty the following
certificates Of the eminent DR.. S. Dara Hayes,
state Assayer, e Massachusetts, ard Dr. II. I.
LoudGrbach, ~ 81. Louis, No, both gentleman
prominent in their Profession, and With y
a guarantee TO all bvyeis OF its purity ano
quality.
can show thousands 81 letters from persons,
frcm all parts Of the 'lnicn and Canada, 70 tss
tiiy to lis merits and the lencft IL has ahoideai
as family r,mCdy and tonic, sold ~ alI
druggists and g1ocers in bulk, or by the esss
or bottle.
a. Country 0rders PrenFay Attended 20.
CAITE0N-Nenc genuine WRless later
led W ith BY AjcuaEufe over IhesGtk'
T.. sIhMGACs. sole PIeT fhter'
Laboratory ard Caoe, state street, Eosieh,
Sept 4, 1873 George sin ncnds Esq,;IIne
81 mple marked "Aahob WHISKY, received r.ih
you, has been analysed with the following ~
suits: 1t is Of selected alcoholic strength arc
FREE from AprED ILAyoRlso oils, acids, nle's's,
or ether delcterious substances Ills shlshs
NRE, Of Superior quality, and SuitaDio ~
dietic and medicinal purposes.
s. DANA HAYES, 49,
State Assayer Of Massachusetts
Sr Louis, Mo, September rs, ISIS. IN,
monds, ESQ. - have been using your Ns aI,s
Whisky Tor some time, and have no hesl'a. ~
in saving that IL in, without exceIuon ~.
purest article have used, either medieihals -
fer family purposes. To many q my Iau. IA
who have been suffering frcm indigesuoNn .s soh
nervous affections, | have prescribed Na'f II
Whisky for their use. and take pleasure ~
saying to you the effect has been most sa.s,as
tory. Please send me bs express sM e n
Yours very truly, II. c. IouIEEbA.h'"
10000 cases, Nahob Whisky SOLD On w
Pacific Coast In the year 1873.
sold Also by w. =. sTEsfNs, oiss
gist, WinpeniUeca, se'aGa.
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and IN accordance With law and an order OF
The soard Of Directors, nsde on the 18th day
Of December. ISIS; so many shares of Zach
parcel of such STOCK as may be necessary, will
re sold at public auction, at tie ONCE Of
Parker Critsenden, auctioneei, Room IS, Mer.
chants Exchange Building. ON sATURDAY
the fIFIEENfH dag Of FEBRUARY, 1879. at
The hourof welye o'clock NJ OF said day. to
pay said delinqnei assessment thereon
together with costs OF adyertising and expen-
ses of the sale.
ID, y. yERDENAI, Secretary.
OFsIcK-Rooms and Z, No. 327 Pine street,
San Francisco, California ia22td
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POsTP0NEuENT.

The above sale of delinquent stock Of the Rive
Patch Consolidated Nil aad Mining Comnanv
is postponed until SATURDAY, July l2. is7d
at the same hour and place, BY order Of he
Goard Of Directors. '"e
jelS-td ID. +. yERDENAL. Sect
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-18
PoStponement.

The above sale OF delinquent stock Of the
RE Patch Consolidated Mill and Mining
Company is postponed. unt: SATURDAY the
FIFTEENTH Gay Of MARCH 1879, at the
same hour and place by order Of the Board
Of Directors ID. f. VkRDINAI s.cfetarv
fpl7-td
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Postponement,

The day Of sale Of the above named Mining
Compsny is hereby POSTPONED until TUE
DAY, the b IFi Ii NTH u5thl day Of APRIL.
1879, at the same hour and place
D. F. NEkDENAL, Secy,
mlT-td
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"A LfsERaL Drsccuxr FOR CASE.


San Francisco ofics-~-4ls Sacramento Street.
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The simplest aud most economical patterns in
use. They are the Standard Fashions
in Europe and the United States
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SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE---222 CAL ST
Jan I'd, ISIS.
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SIElnsCnC'S
Nedicated Nablb Whisky!
L. RLlNHART 4 90.

PUEEST AND FEST FOB ALL MEDICAL
AND FAMILY PURPOSES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-04

MILK IN WINTRR.-The cows OF many farmers
'go dry" In wfnter-that Is cease 70 give milk.
Farmers think the fault is with the cows but
the fault is really their own. The trouble is the
COWS are not well fed and comfortably shelter
ed. They cannot give much milk without an
abundance OF food TO make It. Their own nat
ural wants require certain amount OF food 10
keep life and health and strength. III they get
only enough food TO secure these ends how they
can give milk? IL would be like asking a man
TO give you money when he had none. Good hay
coarse food, and corn meal can't be beat for
nutritious food. IL is little too concentrated,
but one part OF corn meal and Two or three
parts OF wheat bran make an excellent food for
milch cows, and pound or two ground oil-cake
mixed with this feed makes splendid diet for
milk.-[ Rural World.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-04

i, BALTIMORE; Feb. 4-virg1nia skies, deferred
= 90 consolidated, 81: do second series, 3S
a3d ao past due coupons 77h bid today Sugar steady
BALTIMORE. Feb Cotton duh and easy
Enddlne, nominaliy 9's. Flour steady and gufe.
Wheat, southern steady and sn all offsrin-s: west
en- eFn ahar Im End few " reI
No, western winter red spot and February, 05
March, le6al O6A; April, DIAL OH Corn. south
erI steady for white and dull and nominal for vel
iSE western I ,, active and southern whits
449 90 yellow, held at A: western mixed spo
,nd February. 4S2l; March. 43s4: April, 44IssiiH
sanybs% 80 sstessmer, S9A Oats active and frmer-
sOasi s, PennsyMlyania, M 30a32 Rye quiet and frm-
VISION Hs9ns quiet and fair jobbing trade and prie
cbo;ua cbo;nansea = Butter etea and in fair demand
s9n Ia9s hrm ana no refined offered-crude, s4ask
to t3aifsx iAs,rW Whisky dull no9inaly IOsH Freshts
= g.; grain. 7Aa Receipts-dour. 81 d. wheat
' m.soO' corn l7e.0a0. oa's 2.400: rye, $50. Ship
msnIsrW wheat 3D. 7c0: corn, 81, 800.
NEW YORK, Feb. l-Stocks weak Money %
-r a,, long. 4s5 short, 1874 Govern ments
~ NEW YORK. Feb. 4.-Flour steady. Wheat quiet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-04

REFUs1NG TO MARRY AN OLD PLAyNArF
Hannah Horn sued Michael Krauzer for breach
OF promise OF marriage, and had him arrested,
lne pan being placed at 81, 900. Krauzer and
She were early playmates in austria. She came
some years ago to this country and prospered,
ahd, as she says, on his promise to marry her
sent him money to come to this country. He
came mere, but did not marry her. His story
differs very little from hers. He admits the
childish acquaintance, and says her father, as
ne grew up, was continually praising his daugh-
very different from the one he found on his ar
rival here. He denies that he ever promised to
marry her. and says he win not tie himself fol-
lie to her, being still only twenty years of age
marine court, on the question of bail which
was reduced to &25o.-IN Y. Tribune, Sd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-04

TWENTY BULI-DoGS WORTH s2.0ll-Amonr
the passengers 10 New orleans by the steamer
hn1ckerbocker. of the Cromwell line which left
pier =, North river. yesterday afternoon, were
tne d0g-fancierS, Harry Jennings. OF this city,
ana Thomas 1ugman. or Philadelphia They
tcok with them tMeEty-one bulldogs. which
VIII take part IN the great national dog light to
ne fought In New orleans. or the immediate
vicinity, during the Mardi Gras and the succeed
ing week. MesSls. Jennings and Tugman were
found IN one OF the forward deck-hOuSeS which
had been set apart for their use The twenty
one dogs wee In battened coopS around three
slCes OF the cabin. MIR. Jennings. VINO was the
SPOKESMAN; said that lie proposed taking the "a
dogs South To test the gameneSS OF the New Of
leans, BostCn and Cincinnati dog-fllyiers who
Were 10 enter animals in the coming d9g-fight-
IN. T. Spd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-04

The DAVENPORT INVESTIGATION was continued
in New York yesterday. Several witnesses
testified to the knowledge of intimidation Sen
ator Wagstaff said that while his district was
mainly republican he thought that many dem-
commissioner Davenport opened his defense
after recess. He examined a large number OF
chief, special and deputy marshals On duty on
election day, all Of whom testified positively
that there was no discrimination whatever
made on election day between voters as to what
party they belonged to. republican, democrat
or ant1-Tammany, and that while the majority
OF the persons arrested were democrats, there
were numbers arrested who voted the comblna-
tiOn ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-04

"a Saturday evening party OF trarnps en-
tered the house OF Peter Lint, three miles from
York, Pa, bound and gagged him, and robbed
him OF gold watch and SIPS. No arrests.
az Mr.. Edward Hinkle, whose farm is about
six miles from Cumberland, having lost several
chickens lately, set trap and caught an owl
weighing about six pounds.
sR-The Knoxville Chronicle believes that the
sentiment OF East Tennessee Is overwhelmingly
In favor OF a division OF the state, because Est
tennessee Is honest, and would prefer 70 ser no
1tSe1 as an Independent state In the Union and
pay Its equitable proportion of the present state
d1ation kite
1T is well enough TO cut down salaries.
out it Is better TO cut down the stealings first-
Philadelphia Times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-04

S4.tUO Fer DAY IN JAIL.-The trial OF the
case OF Patrick Rogers and wife agaiaSt David
Malohey and John Small, action TO recover
s25,ooo damages for malicious prosecution was
concluded in The 18th district court to-day. and
Tie jury found verdict for plaintiffs for 81 900.
TIE jury on former trial gave plaintiffs $S 500
damages, and the verdict was set aside and a
new trial granted by Judge Daingerfeld on the
grouLd OF excessive damages. The plaintiffs
were arrested at the instance OF the defendants
and detained In the city prison "a hours. when
they were found not guilty OF the charge pre-
1erTed against them and discharged from Gus
tody.-l SGa Francisco BuIletin, jan "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-04
IMPROVEMENT OF THE POTOMAC.

QUARANTINE VS.. YELLOW FEVER DR. Van
0elpool, In charge Of the quarantine station at
New ork, In his recent report to the Quaran-
tlne commission Of that city, states that from
the 9th or June last until the last of September
lnele was not an interval of three DAYS In
which the bay Of New York was free from VEL
low FEVER brought by vessels arriving from in
1ected ports. He aScribeS the absence of any
excitement from this cause among the peopie
OF New York to the thorough manner i'm when
the quarantine regulations were carried out.
he ventures also to assert that New Orleans
Wo9ld nave been as exempt from yellow fever
as New York If its quarantine had not ignored
lHe elementary principles that govern such in
St1tut1ons In other places Two principles. ;,
ne says must be regarded, first, the incuba-
i've period OF the disease; and second, its mode
or manner OF transmissiOn.' These recogniZed
and he is Of the opinion that a uuaranfine az
New Orleans could be made as effective as at
; New y York s, Nevertheless, he holds that the
way to deal with yellow fever is to attack ft
where it originates. AS he regards Havana az
the principal hotbed OF this terrible epidemic
he suggests that through President HAYES ..the
government OF Spain be solicited to unite with
this government in the appointment of an in
ternat1onal commission, who shall proceed to
havana with a view to examine the sanitary
surroundings of that city and their relations 70
the propagation OF the scourge, and that the
Spanish government be earnestly requested to
carry out fully the joint recommendations OF
such commission"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-04

LAWYERS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR GovERNoR.-It
would, OF course, be useless TO attempt to make
northern newspapers understand anything
about the traditions so potential In political af-
fairs In the state, but they are known here, and
have tremendous influence. Among them Is
one that no lawyer shall be elected governor,
since 1t is felt best that lawyers shall, as rule
gress. A sensible, reputable farmer, merchant,
or doctor, is generally chosen governor, and 1t
has come to be the pet ambition OF the politi-
cally inclined among these to occupy that place
erDor aspired to the Senate, DIR. Salisbury, who
was defeated by his brother, the present Sena-
tori Wilmington (Del.1 Ecery Eceniag, Feb. /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-04
Financial Embarr,~.monr

BOSION, Fep- 4-The Trm or Fenno a Long
SlGck brokers, On Congress square. are Imam
claly embarrassed, but to what extent IL Is
dl1Ecult 10 ascertain. II was rumored on the
sueet yesterday that the senior partner had
gone 10 New YORK, and il was further reported
that the firm having sold short on certain stocks
all Of which have suddenly advanced. was un-
abe TO carry out its contracts, and consequently
suspended Much sympathy is expressed among
o. okers 1or Mr.. Long, the Junior partner, who.
tie absent member of The firm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-04

LAST OF THE CADwALADERS. Gen. George
Cadwalader, brother of the late Judge Cad
walader, and the last of the five sons of Thoma,
Cadwalader, died in Philadelphia yesterday,
health up to Sunday evening, when he was
seized with apoplexy and remained unconscious
until his death. During the Mexican war he
late civil war he commanded the department
OF Annapolis, and afterwards commanded the
second and sixth divisions Of the Army of West
mandant of the Loyal League of the United
States ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-04

RAPID TRANSIT ON ICE.-Ice.boatinc on the
hudson was very exciting last week, as many
as thirty big, handsome yachts being on the river
Caliy. There was an exciting race on Saturday
between four yachts. The Jacob Blackstone
mace the distance between Poughkeepsie and
% New Hamburg, ten miles, In just ten minutes.
On the clear, smooth ice the yachts made more
tban mile minute. Charles June. the
champion skater on the Hudson river Is record
ed having skated mile In one minute and fifty-
eight seconds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-04
The Vanderbilt yyiICa~e

surrogate Calvin resumed the hearing in the
Wander blit Will case today. VIM. H. Wander
bllt was In attendance and there was a full
array or counsel. SenaS &. Crane, division Sll-
nerlntendent on the New York Central railroa 4
deposed that in conversation with the Commo-
dore the latter told him that he would fix il SO
that people who had lent Cornelius J. money
would never get IL; he also said that when one
Of his children refused to be guided by his ad-
vice lac let him GO, and when he did let him 20
be went for GOOD - ?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-04

WARRANT FOR CHEF MosEs-A warrant
has been issued by justice of the peace OF
Yakima county, Washington Territory, for the
arrest OF Chief Moses for aiding and concealing
Umatilla Indian murderer. The sheriff at.
tempted to serve the warrant, but Indian agent
Wilbur refused to deliver Moses, saying he mad
received orders to hold him from Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-04

BAILOT-BOX STUFFING NOT PENAL OFFENcE
In the United States circuit court In Boston yes
terday, Judge Bond presiding, the case OF Po-
liceman Louis Norris was called to answer an
Indictment charging him with having stuffed a
ballot-bOX In the sixth ward at the late Con-
gressiOnal election. Defendant entered gene
raj demurrer, alleging that under the statutes of
the United States stufhng q ballot-box is not a
penal offence. The demurrer was Sustained and
the prisoner discharged.