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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-15
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DY YIh1 u OF an execution Issued cut
n Of tie DlriIiCt turl # the Fourth Judi-
tlal district If The state # NeN ada , II the l,td
day Of DE- cen. ber, 1915, and to ne directed and
deliveIed for jLdgn ent recovered in said
CouIt L the 2Jd das of Dozen btr. 1873 i'm
favor Of DANES Ii lcr and and against the
Rye Patch Consolidated Min md Mining
Company ion tie sum Of So $40 O., DAMAGE.
Wild lhieIeht tLeietn at the tate of Ten per
cent. par anAum till paid together With
$3.50 70, c. stS a dist IA st ments at the dat,
q said judgment, and accfuiLg costs, all IN
L D. eO!d con, l lave loved Oh and taken
in eru'ion the tollowiLg described +, al
estatr, to wit:
hat certain claim ind II lining right on that
certain lode Elm situate in enc Mining
Disillc humboldt coun Y, Nevada ana
EhoWh az d desc. lbed as he Alpha mine being
tie - me prop rty conveyed to l.. \. Greel,.
wen by D n. 1'voll, Constable Of Rye Iatch
township humboldt county Nevada July
1916, and r. corded in Book 20 Of Deed,
pages Z99, $50 and 81, Humboldt county.
New ada, records.
clio, fit, tn hundred feet Il 500 fiji on that
certain ltdg Of silver bealing rock situate in
EcLO ling istIict umboldt co,lttv
Nevada aId known and described as the
Kansas, and berg he same as convex ed by
OElkson and cody to Isaac IeecLer Ly deed
da'td June 9Th; 1877,
Also, tixt Ell hundred feet i COO ftl on II at
Ger an NCli on lCdt situate i'll Lcho Mining
LlstIict, Humboldt county. Nevada. and
Known ar the Butte lCde or claim.
Also, the RI II ha.f Of Northeast cne.four Ia
OF seetion twenty, Township thirty. Worth
lsanee ihlrty-three ! asst Mount Iiablo BASE
ina ne idian, together with the quartz mill
aLu improve M nth Their on, with The appur.
tththce thercunto belonging
Also, about 600 tons - tailiues and
$50 that &C tain water right and privilege
Del IL ing 10 id defendant. eonsistir o 81 n
stie~m Of water ana the works. st1uctu.rs
ana wattr Lipcs used r. convey II G same from
tie ill through PANTHER LaIiy on to sid H..
lehd"A E quartz nil, situate on the last baif
u Northeast quarter of sec ion twenty. 1own.
IMP tLlftJ, Aolih Range thirty-tlrte Iagt
Mount Dlablo Base ard Meridian. uear Kvo
Iateh, humboldt county, Nevada
Notlce Is hereby ii en- that OF, TRIDAy
The sENk TENTH day of JANUARY $50
beiWeen he hours Of O'Clock in the mon, i,o
ana CLOCK III the evening. VIZ: 1t / O'clock
y. NJ, at the front door OF the Cuurthonse a,
NlhIemucca, humboldt county. Nevada 7
VII heu at public auction TO the biphest
Lidder Tor cash u. S. gold coin, an Of he
above described properly or srfiicieni thereof
70 satisfy said judgment, cost and accruing
costs, Nino
Owen under my hand at my Office in Winnie
mucea, Humboldt county, Nevada. this oath
day OF December, 1878, @ KYLE
sheriff II humboldt county, Nevada.
by W. I. BURNS, Deputy. d26-td
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Notice 10 VIII m il may Concern.

VXrbIREAS at q regnlar meeting Of tla
w Board tf tot n CDmII ls~t4nerA IL ap.
ItuiinE 10 TIE ~ ieh elton II the Is ard TIT
more than five fiet holder - .Abt n ad lis
uiet. interested th1eih, have letitioned this
B,trd TO construct budE- s. roes he num-
bold river al s. me pei4t IN said district. ard
apps ing also tiat s.la bs!dN. vii cost
more than 500, IL is ofd.ttd Ia gal oi,e
Of the tppiicati' u ulon raid IetiiioI be given
~ the COX, according 20 ectiOn 4, psa, ~
tatutts If eNa4E. 1911
Notice + tLoref re iycn that On FRIDAY.
JANUARY 2i;h, 1879. at the louf II / o'cIo.k
o. sic - az the tlclks ,f.ct IN said
esunty, said Bclrd II ouuiy on.Inisei uers
viii Mect o. fofssaid hear d pIioathB
~ Oh sal Ieiiii l. ana via c~sts will be head
@hu eAei-ihtd tetlIg sal application, and
tie san, VII be then ana ti.t' arie4mfDad.
by oToer IL the Beard II ttr4n ssionets
II. JN u, CLERK.
Minhen.ucca. January 8, 1873. I'd
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Notice TO Lein Holders.
John Mcmillan vs. The Rye Patch Consoli-
Gat,d }.ilI and Mimi c. n.pany.

John MeAiiIan vs. The Rye Patch Consol-
Gat,d }ilI and Mimi G. n.pany.
N ICE is hereby given that John Nc
~ Allllan cunmeucei suit against lhe
above Laned detiroant on the 3lst day Of
Decen het. Is &, IN tie is rict Count Of the
Fourth judicial istiict Cf Nevada, il and for
Hunlb9 Id county. to enforce LEILA for labot
1elfutned in tho I've j atch mine. situated il
Che AtiHjn District, humboldt count, State
OF Neyaga, aHo more particularly described as
follows; q, mmencug at stake Itar TIE
1aNILe u Butte Canyon, and inning 1900 eet
IN or,htriy direction TO a stake taid mile
Know ls be D. sc Fstch Lime, and ownt d By
tht Is ratrh CoLsclidated Mill and Mining
Company
All persons are hefehy notified that are
claiming lrins N DIR the proyisi rs Of an CT
If the Ell lGtufe If be state Of Nevada en-
title al ACT to seeule leius 10 u mechanics
aid olhefs, and to repeal al her acts III
reiation hereto" tappu ved March 2 Is 81
TO be N q rlear bcfo said Court on the 10Th
day OF feb.uary 1879 1T 10 o'clock AN beng
= day Of regular Il Ia OF said Court, 10 ex-
Lib then and there the proof of their saiu
aeins.
S. S. GRASS, ATTORNEY for the .aid
JOHN MCMILLAN, Plaintiff.
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Application for a Patent.
NOTICE No. 387,
U, s LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada. NV, mbel II, 1915.

U, > LAND OFFICE, CARSON lily,
Nevada, Move mbei IL, 1878. J
NOTICE is hereby given tlat tn De Soto
~ Cola ard S liver Mining Company,
G rporat on the state If California iavlpg
IT, principal office at San Fl ancisco, Calf mia,
has, by eter y O'Clock, it, resident az mt ana
attorney is fact hose pUstofhce address Is
Mill iy. Hun boldt county Nevada. tins day
iued IN this offi' lis appl cation for patent
for tweity-one hundred ana thirty live tZI3ol
linear feet of tie sheba ode, bearing gold
and siIveI, with eur &c six hundr, d t6Otl
feet in width the sane beng ofhelaIly eur-
Neyed PLATED and deei1 nate q as u ;. survey
or Lot No. 80 il township thirty zone, North
Range 4 iity -four cast. Mount Diabl0 Base
ard Meridian. situate i'll the star lin ne Dis
{ lc county OF humboldt, ana state IL NeNa-
"a and dt scribed tie surface ty metes ard
bounds. according to he plat and field rotes
of furve! thtIeof on lie III this office as
follows, VIZ:
BE- inning at Post marked No 1, L, 5.
SuIVty No, 80, OF tie ill sid east CT the
Sheba mine hosting works; whf nee the luca-
tion IL. mum lit b tween the Shs b. Mining
Toni aHS's claim and the lie to mine,
known as lie orth Monumeni of he Caii-
f.. lila claim On the b. ba leoge, bear 0Ouih
seNents ttul degrees, west DIS amt three hun
dred (3LOl teet, L. ), nolum 1t No. /; heirg
al . Iust NO OF L =. survey n. 81, bear-
SOU siXty-eiX tOC) de- cts thirty 1907 mil-
utes East, dstant Two thou al d feet lthe said
L. >. 40 uMtnt No b ing ri tate at . o ut
bearing soutA seYeGty-siX t7Gl d. rees fifteen
10 n.iHltes, West dIsraEt tHIttteH thousand
.nd tire nuLored and fo. ty tl33i0) tee from
The Ii rthNt IT conner # -ecti,n Nineteen (lS)
III L ii IL % as, NJ. l.. Nj the moutA
Of the lie Ssto upper tuiLG bears soJ ia So
degree west, dis anJ 500 ieet, ana the mouth
ii ~ De so lower tunne bear south 5
oegiees wee distant Zg7 feet, and running
hence from e;sid ost aIked No / L s.
survey NJ, IS. III IL hich said bearings and
oIstaLcs are given boye); Isl course,
south ~ degrees, vast s4& l. IuIed feet to
OF H-irhed N :, /. :. slrFe No 50: thence
"a oouTse. south teen degree east went, :
one lLIdItd ana thirty five feet 10 Eost
marked No. ., :. >utN No 50; hence,
~ Gu e, LoltA seytLty deLTtes "A six
bundled Ieet to Pos maIked NJ. L. L
slnNe! so 30; thence, 4th COURSE, II nth
tNtDty degrees, We~t tNeIty one huHuItd ana
tLIrty II feet to Fes 10. j afuIeh.i lie
Place ot II ginning, containins % 4G-lO0 a, res;
colfses Z, ples SEA fIon4 IT q htrialan win
MItAeilc NsIia.IeEh al II Ceplets 80 mn Utes
las. Sald eisEni ID bit nded IN tie nth b,
l. E.. Survey 30. IS. lloNL at the Hetden-
ielut ain, upon tLe same loGe, and II t.
CCfdeC ii bo,is ind 3 If fotices If loca-
lions o1 Il luIne cls inns oI sal Star Mi i <
llsulct, Kept at tai tI-s Aun boldt county
NeYUda,
~ aud all adverse claims must be filed in
iAis flce Ithiu ky days ffom date Of first
lev sp~l q publication L,reUf.
{. n, hAhkIo, Register,
NOV. d brr Is, 1873. cod
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Assessment Net ce.
RYE PATCH coEsollDA1ED MI AND MINING
CoaiiAAY,

RYE PATCH coEsolDA1ED MI. L AND MINING
CoaitAAY,
Location Of principal place or business,
ssn Francisco, california; Location # works,
reno DlstIies, HUMBOLDT county, state Of
Nevada,
y Office Il hereby given. that at meet.
~ irg the Eoard OF Directors. held on
me ilh Day OF Dtctnbor. 1915. an assesh-
men tNo. y Of he Ioiiar per share was
ltNltd uIon The capital bIo.k II the CORPORA
uch. payai Il IL n.cGiateiy ia UlitCd States
gold coin - the Scene taI5, az tie ofiice uf the
coml auy' rconls ana :, No 81 iue street,
ran fr.rcisco, CClifoInla
any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the SIZE ILIA1u AK
OF JAE ttLN, 1879, will 10 Golinqutnt, and
advertised ioi sale at public auction, aud uD.
ltss layHt II II mace befotr, Will be sold On
shtuIcay, tie II oelfA day OF Z ebruary, 1879,
10 pay ne delinquent ashCstnIent, her
Win costs Of nc1e ti.ina and exp' nses OF sale.
bJ craer q the BUard # ii ccpuIs
h, NEEDj Nal, Secretary.
OfticE- Rooms ana I, NO 3z7 Pine street.
0aA AfaLelhe0, california. de2i.td
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Asse ssment No ice.

fIIzONA sUvEk MIN Nc COMPANY.
Location of WOKE, knoxville, humboldt
county, tate Of Nevada.
ocation Of Irin pal place of business san
Francisco, california,
ICE il LeI, by eiNen, that at me, til e
Az OF he liectUIs, held On the 9Th day Of
Ltct Il be I, 1910, III assestn ent o A. Of one
"iar Isl Pr shase was levied on tie cali-
iai sock Of he corporation, payable inme-
dla'ely III United States gold coin, 10 the
secre any at the flee If the e mpany ON
no 70, NEVADA Bioek, ~ o. 80 Vi, nlgomery
street san francisco, CalfOILi4.
ny stock upon which this astessa4, mt
sLail 1cnaln HpaId On MONDAY, the
lhiEIEEA (l3,i3 day of MAY. 1879,
viii DC delinquert, snd advertised for sale at
luhhc aGe' ion. and unless Payment il made
tcfote, Will be solo 1n Aonday, the ,hird
tdtl day II february, 1879, 10 pay The de-
lIquent asseksu4snt wish cos.s If advertis-
ing aid expeLees If sale.
WILLIAM VII LIS,
Secretary.
flee Room 10. 20, heyada Block. No
300 MonthoneI5 street. san Flanciseo. Call
icIH d. dCcl2-td
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Application for a Patent.
NOTICE No 1885,
U. S. survey or Lot 10. 49, 81, n. Il. "a Z
III. l.. ii.
Shi BA LODE.
NOTICE No. 3ss.

L. S. AID UIFTCE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada, kov,nDtI, ~, 1878.
n oIICh is leleby gwen that eter ool-
IN cock, whose lofte fl, t address IS sill
city, HunlbO III county, state ot Aevaaa, has
ills day HE'D IL tits flee LIs 3ItIli alton for
patent for LINE huldted go linear feet +
the hIHA Gle bearing gold ana silver, vi h
tulface II LuLoled goo .Cet III wiGih, the
ne Icing ,tAc.aIl! surveyed, plated and
desoli ga as /. .. SURVEY OK LtT 0. ~ Ii
ioN LsLip Tint! Gle. North haIge hIty
teur Lat, Mount Dlablo base ana Meridian,
situate III tho star AlinlnS IIsllicg, count OF
hLmtoldt, and STATE oi Nevada, ana c. IL
mcLI. known as tie Aeyde nfel, Ola III on The
heba Lode, aLa desorlDe d bI netes ana
boOnos all tie surface according 10 the Hat
aid hrld notes Oh file i'll this CfilCt as fol-
lows, 10 VII: Beginning Ht "a ost ma. ked No.
/, y. .. survey No. % nom winch the sou H.
Elm monument the De soto Company
cialm Oh tie said shtba ltde, hem. also
tht IoltLefn b.ol4tntnt If tllis q H. bears
south seN, MY dc glees west, CIs ant three hum
area u. fourteen tdI4) ttet; "a ut ana incline
CD Tie led Z fifteen fteg Deolj beaIs s,i.ih 80
terrses Is minutes Wts distant 400 feet; L
=. mCnulLtht No. l, oA nuIih side Vi +, sd to
heLa mlLe. LeILe also Ost No. OF L. T.
@GfNe, no. %, ttalk AOltA iOriy-tN-O GelIees
f1een minutes east, distant slAie.n hlndIcd
ana twenty five (lJ2J) feat; the sald lasI l. ell
tloLed l. = mont nicnj. No. ], LeIng II uate
at point Lea1llg south seventy -six i7b1
eegrees fifteen 90 iLutes wet, Gihlant
th4rt en- lhcLsaLd tLlee hundred aud forty
,I354U) feet tIo1itAe northwest conner If see
ZION AiDett Ga iii 1oNnsLip LITts-ohe t3ll
North Range bi ty-lVe 1861 at Mount
Dls bio B&se aid M,llCAn; tEtnce from RAID
rost, MARKED NJ. j, ,. Survey No. 80 iron
which tie foregoing h, sliBes anG aus, ances
ale CIV NJ,
siist Course, south two q, degrees, forty
i've tiJl mi1lLteh, IaAt $40 feet to Iost
No 2, U. S. survey No. 50; thence,
steoLd CuuIhe, south heS eIts (7OJ degrees
West 6zo feet 10 lost AaILtd o. 3 t. s.
uTyoy No. -; iLtn,e.
1hnd Course, north Two ~ degrees f45l
iolty hSe minutes, y est go feet 10 Post
halLtd No. l, Survey No. 50: thence.
toIItA Deurhc, Moth severity (10J genres.
az. 20 feet 10 sa4d Iost o. i, lie place OF
bt ginning, c ntainii ~ 4t-il6aerts. to1rs.s
tAIlesi "a r. III True AitIiOlan win AaDleti,
NaIia loL al IL degrees Last.
SaId cl&lIL ID bound q Il tie \ oftL bv TIE
ne soio tompany's clam, lLd on tie fouth
10y Tie v, oleock claim, ultn tLt tal.e lode.
-ld is recoIGea III Book q at age l45 Of n. q
record ot mining locations Of SD ci,t11ct
~ pt al star Clty humboldt CO UNITY. Nevada.
~ alid ali adverse claims must 10 ,lcd
~ thls flee within Sky DAYS from da. a {
urst publication hereof
.. n. HAhlIs, Register.
N0f'ihDer 10 1870 It'd.
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Notice TO The Public.

b IS otdc ed that All bills or claims against
= hhhbo!dt county sAail hc presen cd 10
Aho med Nl.L tic 81 TX cf this Load al least
hNe oals btiete h. Board of County Counts
~ l''s Wlil take lo,iou upon then aud that
u nor 30 hisd that they SHAH not b. acted
upon untl tie ensuing team. 81 the Board,
ana That when hled Wiln t4c Clerk he shall
submit tLem 70 the District Attorney. aud
THAI his order be publislod m the sIlyls
Stale Newspaper for thry days.
by order q the BoaId # County Commits.
siOnors. 4 A "a n clerk
NlhnclLucca. January X, 1879 sod
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& C u L

To all who are suff I'll G from the errors and
tndissrefhr Of outh, nervous weakne- +,
cary decay. Loss OF malhooa. &c / i'll nd
"a recipe hat VIII cure yen, fKlE OF CHARGE.
Thi great rtnoey Vas discovered by mis-
eionaiy il stu j n eI1Ca SEN So fad
dressed eryel pe t. he TTy. JosEPH T.
1NsiAN, Station ID Eible Eouse, New Yolk
City q, 2-'7S-1y
The Republican journal., 1879-03-20
Steamboat Intelligence.

AZ recent meeting Of the directors Of
the Portland, Bangor and Machias Steam
boat Company, it was voted to put the
steamer City of Richmond on the route
from Portland to Mount Desert about the
first OF July, making two trips per week,
touching at Rockland only, making the
trip to Bar IIarbor in about nine hours.
The steamer Lewiston will make two trips
per week from Portland to Mount Desert
and Machas as heretofore, thus making
a connection from Boston, via Portland,
four times week to Mount Desert.
On Friday, the fourth Of April, steamer
Lewiston will leave Portland, taking the
place Of the Richmond, and make one
trip per week. The Richmond will be
withdrawn and put in complete condition,
and will commence her regular series Of
three trips week to Bangor on or about
the 18th of May, and continue until about
July LIST, when the foregoing change will
be made.
The Republican journal., 1879-03-20
What Mr., Blaine Said at Richmond

by 4 strange mistake the telegraph
made Senator Blaine, in his reception
speech at Richmond, seem to compliment
Virginia on her heroic endurance in the
rebellion. What Mr.. Blaine actually did
say was this:
"The heroic effort now being made by
Virginia under great Acknowledgement and
with exhausted resources, to maintain
her public credit, is enisting the obser-
walton and securing the sympathy of the
whole country, Differing radically from
you on some great political issues and
speaking as i single Republican to an en-
tire audience Of Democrats, am free to
say that on all matters pertaining to the
material prosperity and development of
Virginia, would whenever it is proper,
vote as freely as one of your own Senators
or Representatives. If | know myself |
would vote as freely for Virginia rs for
Maine, as freely for the South as for New
England
The Republican journal., 1879-03-20
E1-Mayor Boardman Pays HIS Respect
~ the Great Defeated.

T----- |------ -- ---- T------- IN -I------- --
II. ,.... i., ..a...... Is al. N. ,,, ,- . cd-
.,os t4erra. Il ...r, b. Id, prolonged Nail over
l.t, Disappointed f.>rou pit t.t.re greatness pubs
,..e~ t..e to.toain- paragraph core.ra.nsn vseh
uur Mofar Bo4r.l.au v..o pr.laarlv took hiu
~a.t olt VII tlo ~Ay ancr bai VIEW ycars service
'gi '' 'T4 lie f-'A Nj ,44 Ieople pAs'ti-
,y.. I.~.. II TN. B,r."r W WHIT d1 I,t,'g1 J
among o;ayr wonderful Things THAT he Eepubl
cans GTgaeeae" hu~' the apostle OF "reenbaek
C1I,r ,''' N 1,, J. '.H.5 l[ Iar '"-. I,
tr4h |, ,ha EN- rlanrt t,rzIy, II, tor .'palhns .hat
corrupt ~bur .ldgc,Ql4 roh wllrH HI >tuur.rlrd
The Republican journal., 1879-03-20

At the caucus Of the democratic Scnat-
ors, Monday, a large majority Of those
present We're in favor Of the transaction
o: no business but the passage of the ap-
preparation bills which failed and a
strong effort Will he made to contine the
legislation to these limits. The Senators
We're inclined 10 adopt the programme
hitherto suggested Of attempting the re-
peal Of the election Laws in an independ
ent measure, and failing in this, to renew
the amendments i'll the appropriation
bills Senators Sherman, Beck and Noor
bees did not think that the President
would veto either Of the bills in order to
save the election laws; such an act would
be unprecedented, claiming that the Ex
ecutive has never in the history of the
Government vetoed an important appro-
priati0n bill. Some senators favored the
passage OF the appropriation bill and al
immediate adjournment without notifying
the President or waiting his action, in or
der that his position might be made as en-
barrassing as possible. 1t remains to be
seen what course the President will take,
but it is believed that he will veto anv
measure for repeating the law guarding
the purity of the ballot box.
The Republican journal., 1879-03-20

A terrible calamity has occurred at
Szegedln, in Hungary, by the Overlooking
OF the river 4 large portion of the su-
burbs are below the ordinary level of the
river. The water which rushed in from
the higher ground behind the town, be-
ing several feet above the level Of the riv-
er, bore down on its way the high road
embankment, rushing in cascades into the
lower ground, inundating it with fearful
rapidity. Instead Of five or six hours,
which it was calculated the flood would
take to spread through the town, scarcely
an hour and half passed before Szegedin
lay submerged. The victims must be
numbered by thousands.
The Republican journal., 1879-03-20

The greenback papers in this State are
now looking over their Old files and re
peating their misstatements Of a year ago.
The new Era again puts forth the old
yarn about the currency in 1865, figuring
it up to II 1920, 467 ,593, and stating that
the figures are taken from the L. S. Treas
urer's report. The figures (says the Port
land Advertiser) are not to be found in
any United States Treasurer's report :;
but in June, 1860, Gen. Spinner reported
the total uncancelled [. 5. currency to be
sos ,9lS,0O0. Gen. Spinner did not in
clude the 7.30 notes, because they were
not legal tender, and being interest
bearing were not currency any more than
ordinary notes. The total circulation in
1868, then, including legal tenders in the
treasury, was 706 millions instead of 1920
millions, as represented by the New Era
Counting bank notes, United States notes
and fractional coin, we have about the
same amount Of money now.
The Republican journal., 1879-03-20

The MENHADEN FISHERIES 1t is
stated that the menhaden fishery on the
coast of this state will be pursued this
season with the usual vigor of past years,
about the same number of steamers being
employed. Operations westward will be-
gin about April |. The Menhaden asso-
clatlon will test the validity Of the two.
mile law, passed by the last session of
the Maine Legislature, before the United
States courts, the association dsclaiming
The right OF the state to enforce the law
under the Washington treaty
The Republican journal., 1879-03-20

WALDoBoRo. Town officers elected on Mon
day the Il tn inst-Moderator, Isaac Reed Town
Clerk, Jesse II. Wlllett; Selectmen, Isaac Reed,
George W. Caldwell, John Bornheimer Treasurer,
OTIS Miller Supervisor of Schools Rev j. J. Bull
finch; Auditor, Atherton W. Clark Harbor Mas
ter, &. II. Mathews; Fish Committee, John Q.
Weston, Amos NJ. Lash, Lorenzo d. Hotfses
The Republican journal., 1879-03-20
Written for the Journal.
The Spring Election. A Ballad of Belfast

We accepted The candidacy at the unanimous
1daq OF our side Editor Prog. Age.
He stayed Just where they sot him.
When the tusionists first got him,
And he swore an oath. "DOd rot i'm.
But he'd stick"
Stick like Roman sentry,
New varniSh on the entry,
Or the mileage grabbing gentry,
Now SO sick
No, 1t wasn't place he ran tor
THAT he didn't care d-n for
But the real moral grandeur
OF the thing
To show wicked generation
How To save dying nation
BY fiat alienation
CuSs the ring.
50 he called in his vote singers.
The ropers in and ringers
Counted five wards on his fingers
And his thumb
| will show you how to do 1t
If You'll only buckle to it.
We've the boys to pull me through 1t.
And they'll come
So these paper money nskers
Grew "A merry band Of friskers
But Mcclellan pulled his whiskers
And had doubt
With an eye upon the weather
" hen the rally came together
The Attorney Generals leather
Lighted ont
lie had learned distrust and doubling
In the fights he had been ont lib.
Ana declined to put bis suput ~
TO that fix.
Not tongressionally trusting
Was lie, nor So Rust ing.
l4,-I ,r-+
The Republican journal., 1879-03-20

MIR. T, Q. Beale, who has kept the Ban
gor House so acceptably to the public for
two years past, has released it for term
of three years. Few men understand bet
ter than Mr.. Beale how to keep a hotel
The Republican journal., 1879-03-20

On the outside will be found an inter-
estlng account of loupcervier (wolf cat)
in Bucksport, and Dr. Wares fight with
him in his cellar.
The Republican journal., 1879-03-20

Hon. Amos NJ Roberts Of Bangor, died
suddenly on Sunday morning, at The rre-
mont House, Boston. lie had suffered III
health during the past wint.r and WAS
on his way t. the south. ii The hope tAat
a change Of climate might benefit his
health. He was seventy years OF
age. Major Roberts was for fifty years a
leading merchant, banker and lumber
operator at Bangor. Ills reputation for
integrity and business sa5acity WAS be-
hind 10 man in this portion Of the state.
He had held many positions Of trust, and
enjoyed largely the confidence Of his fell
low citizens. Major Roberts was prom
ntnt and active Democratic politician Mt
the old school
The Republican journal., 1879-03-20

Charles +. Nash, citizens candidate,
was reelected mayor Of Augusta on Tues
day, receiving a majority of 35. The Re-
publcans have control in the city gov
eminent.
The Republican journal., 1879-03-20

Congress was organized on Tuesday
Randall having one majority for speaker
The Republican journal., 1879-03-20

Mr. Samuel j. Tilden is said to have moda a
million dollars from the rise in elevated railway
stock III New York, and Mr. Cyrus W. Field has
made as much more.
The Republican journal., 1879-03-20

The Maine cities keep falling into the
hard money line. On Thursday of last
week, James II. Davis, Republican, was
elected mayor Of Ellsworth over Green
hackers and all.