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INTERESTING rU MILK DEALERS
Heavy Penalties for Aduiteratin q
the LacteOas Fluid.

The recent legislature passed strin.
gent law to prevent tbs adulteration of
milk, the first section of which makes
it misiemsanoT, punishable by fine
of not less than 500 or Imprisonment
ia the county Jail for thirty days for
each offense,
The second section prohibits. under
a similar penalty. the Keeping of COWS
in a crowded or unhealthy condition. or
to feed the same on food that produces
impure, diseased or nuwholesoms milk.
or to sell or to exchange any milk as
pure from which the cream or any
portion thereof has been taken.
The third section provides the same
penalty for adding water or any other
substance to milk, or for selling milk
from COWS that are fed on brewery, dis
tillery, hotel or restaurant waste, usual.
~ called swill.
The fourth section provides that
nothing Ia the Act shall be construed
to prevent the sale OF SKINNED milk,
providing the person or persons selling
the same shall first make known the
fact that II is skinned milk and shall
sell it az such.
The fifth aud last section of the Act
provides that the penalties provided
shall be recoverable before any court
having jurisdiction of the same, and
one-half the dna shall be paid tia per,
sou making the complaint and the
other half shall bs paid into the School
Fund
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-31
GOOD NEWS FOR BACHELORS.
Car Load of Blooming Girls
Coming 10 Humboldt,

c. w. Hinkey brings glad tidings for
bachelors When hs left Illinois a
Week ago, arrangements were about
completed foe bringing car load Of
healthy, corn.fei Sucker" girls to
this county, The young ladies' have
chartered special car, aud Intend TO
leave Ottawa, Illinois. to-day. Miss
Annie Leper has charge OF the precious
invoice. the greater pare OF which Is
destined for Paradise Valley It may
reasonably DO expected that All those
girls, unless they are too fasiidious.
will get married within year. There
are at least 600 aarriageabls men,
many OF whom are in good eircum-
stances, in the county, aud it is not
improbable therefore. that the coming
summer will be lively one for min
listers and Justices of the Peace.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-31

FENHEtR comparative excellence is recog-
il cognized by the judges in their report,
from which the following is an extract,
"fhe B Shuninger Organ Co.'s ex-
hibt as the best Instru nents at a price
rendering them possible to a large class of
purchasers, having combination OF Reeds
and Bells, producing novel and pleasing
effects, containing many desirable improve
ments, wi stand longer i'll dry or dam
climate less liable to get out of or Ter, all the
boards beng made three-ply put tog Their SO
it is impossible for them to either shrink,
swell or split" The onlJ Organ awarded
this rank.
TAe Medal and Award was granted after
the most severe competition of the best
makers, before one of the most competent
juries ever assembled.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-31

Louis pesheifa. resident engineer of
the Humboldt Division of the Railroad.
is r. Surveying the town site on upper
Bridge street aud establishing the cor
ners of blocks and lots fer the conyen-
fence of those who are building and
fencing
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-31


EDITOR SILVER SEATED have Just
returned from the
NEW DISTRICT OF EsMERALDA,
{ Which. by the way, is claimed by the
Rebel Creek miners as OVERLAPPING their
District. and that the same was done
without due and proper notice). The
first mine L visited was the Emma,
owned by Burbank, Williams and
Adams. The ore is creamy white,
containing, as near as could
judge, sulphurets. antimonial silver and
chloride. 1t crops out boldly; is eight
feet wide; course northeast aud south
west; country rock limestone and CAL
work done to determine the dip. The
next was the Ethan Allen, owned by
the same parties. No work has been
doue on it, but the mineral was found
wherever the ore was broken, and gen.
orally diffused through the quartz.
This is argentifsrous gslena, assaying
Sl20 per ton Those two lodges are
situated at the extreme head of Willow
Greek, and about one mile from the top
of the moantain or ridge that divides
Paradise valley from Quin river. The
next was Mr. Arnod's claim, near the
north and south fork of Willow Greek.
This also shows fine chloride ore.
There is another claim on what is
known as the Cottonwood Fork. | did
not see this. as it WAS some distance
from the road, and the bills steep and
rocky My time was limited. SO [
passed on to Mills and Berry's claim,
the Buffalo. This mine was about two
feet wide and showed well ia sulphurets
aud pyrites of iron. and | should judge
would assay we'll ia gold. Mr.. Ring
aud others are owners Ola large mass Of
quartz, upon which there was work
done some years ago, and then aban-
| doned on account of Indian troubles.
1t is spIeudidy located aud carries
mineral. The best way
To GET TO THE DISTRICT
| is by Willow Greek Station, thence up
by way of Fred Brongham'5 toll road
up Willow creek. or by Paradise valley
by way of Thomas MaIhuix' 5, thence
over the low divide to Willow creek
with pack animals, after resting over
night at Mr.. l.. Bakers, Mr.. Charles
Hoppin and myself rode over to the
Caledonia mine, owned in part by the
Hoppin Brothers. This ledge is twelve
feet vide and can be traced for some
away for shaft. The assay is $ll5 in
gold and $50 in silver to the ton. Ii
shows well in salphurets. About one
half mile northeast of this claim is the
Ohio aud Cayote lodges. owned by Joe
Mc0oly and the Suapp Brothers.
They have splendid prospect. Char
acter of ore, chloride, bromide. horn
silver and copper silver glance; course
of lodges northeast and southwest; dips
east; country rock limestone and black
slate. large dykes of which can be- seen.
the trend of which is northeast and
southwest. | am of the opinion that the
best lodges are yet to be discovered or
opened up This district Is destined TO
be heard from and appreciated. Fred
Brougham is now eagagei grading
road up Willow creek and across "A low
gap in the mountains. Then he hopes
to turn the stages to Idaho by way of
this road through Paradise TO Winnie
macea. They could 60 that way and
make the trip very near as quick as
now by Gaue Springs. As near as |
could estimate. the number of men now
in this new district is fifty, aud all
excited over their prospects,
HOWARD.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-31
PROFESSOR RUTAN,

Exclusive Agent for these Organs and Pianos
for the State OF Nevada.
ORGANS SOLD ON THE INSTALLMEN r
PLAN.
Instruments delivered at any station on the
O.P. Il. II. at Factory Brices. Catalogues fur
nishcd on application.
Address, PROFESSOR P. RUrAN,
e1l-'7 --3m Winnemucca, Nev.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-31
The WALK AGAINST TIME,
The Feat Accomplished in "a Hours
aud 46 Minutes


The interest IN the pedestrian feat
became general on Saturday. During
the afternoon mlny ladies' visited Cen
tsnnial Hall. aud eniivened the scene
with their presence and encouraged the
walker A large number of spectators
attended ia the evening. and Professor
Williams, notwithstanding bis long
tramp. seemed much livelier than
earlier ia the day. at !S:i6 he com
pleted the feat of walking 100 miles ia
a hours and As minutes, having Il
minutes TO spare. Hs walked the Tooth
mile in 40, His fastest time was
made on the Slst mile, which be
walked in 8. ID. aud his slowest time
on the 3Sth mile. which took q min.
utes and - seconds to complete All
things considered. the feat was re-
markable one. Williams h al been
training only few days. and there Is
no donb, that with proper training be
can walk 100 miles IN considerable less
time. Yesterday morning he was on
the streets as usual, and, with the
exception of little soreness. exper-
fenced no evil results from his long
tramp.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-31
Columbia Ccnpaay

g. R-iuhart & 60. have loaded four
teams with la'nb,r for the Columbia
Mining Company ia Bull Run
DISTRICT. The c1m2any are about to
o'ect reduction WORKS, tho machinery
Sof which is expected here this week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-31
Strayed.

ENrom Humboldt House, bay mare with
II bell, one black horse male one iron-gra
horse mule, one cream colored mare mule, all
shod bat the iron gray. reward of TEN
DOLLARS each is offered by the undersigned
for the delivery of the animals at humboldt
Hous PETER kA5k.
Hun. boldt House, March 20, 1879. If.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-31
Busy Bees.

The Busy Bees will give their seventh
reception on next Monday evening,
March 3lst at the residence of Mrs p.
Rutan. All are cordially invited 10 at
tend, MRs. y. s. OSBORN. Sect'y.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-31

John Norris challenges Professor
Williams to walk 100 miles in Centen-
nial Ha., See notice III another
column.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-31
school 5Ioaey.

Il W. Crutclsr. OF Plat5 Valley, has
paid into toe County school Faad Sj2,
the amount at which eStray animals
taken mp by him were appraised.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-31
= N FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
This sIoroin4's Board.

Thiz Moroin4's Boards
643 Ophir q 23s4
e35 Mexican 80 3JS4
100 Gould 4 Gurrg ~
AS Best Il Beicher Is l5T
$50 California D
$50 Savage l04 l0I
595 Con. Va, 81
29D Chollar 46 l5H
go Hale b N0rcross ~ IL
270 Grown Point )
1885 Yelio Jacket AZ AZ
1925 Imperial l25 1900
625 Beicher ~ ~
233 Sierra Nevada 10 ~
10 Snccor sac
IS Uuion 5S4
So Alta ) = "a
$40 Lady Bryon 10 l00c
sJa Jntia 30 1000
4S5 Caledonll 23j 23Jc
AS Silver Hill $50 l40c
80 Baltimore |
100 Challenge $40 290e
125 New York Coo
100 WoodvIlie 25c
l4l KOssuth lDc
T00 Lady Washington DC
$50 Benton 34D 3 35c
$40 Solid Silver 35c
40 n. Bonaozl 4
23o Macs " BIO Bloc
825 Ward l05 Hoe
2J5 scorpion l4D li5c
800 Leviathtn Zoe
100 n Con. Va. 81, 50
100 FioSery Coo
100 Mt View 3
100 SOuth Potosi 3
30 Z. sheridan l5c
r-.TrxzzEzszs sszszx.=zsErxEE
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURES
BY srAGEs.
RY NEVADA STAGE LINE -PARADIsE.
ARRIVALS LAST EvESrsa.
Mr.. Coscia, Mrs. r. O'Neal,
j. Riley, Jas. Balloon,
o. Dunkel, W. Bradley,
Mr.. Hicks.
DEPARTURES This MoaSING.
Joseph Clanie, Frank Geye;.
Mr.. Jackson.
By InAuo Stage LINE.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
J. T. Griffin. @. II. Funey,
DEPARTURES THIS MORNING..
Sing Hop. Hop Sing.
+, l.. l.. Schwabacker and wife.
Henry Molnt.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-31
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Teachcrs' Reports for the Month of
March.

Following are the reports of the Pub
lie Schools of Winnemncc4 for March !.
1870.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-31

Dressnaiking.
Fashionabl9 dressmaklng, emitting and
fitting a speciality. 1nree doors above
the Courthouse.
MRS RHODES.
Winnemucca. Nevada. Feb. 10. If
CHEW Jacksou's Best sweet Navy
Tobacco. nov2O- '78-ly.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-31
THE NEW MINES.
Esmeralda and RebsI Creek Dis
tricts.

PARADISE VALLEY. March 30. 1878.
EDITOR SILVER SEATED have just
from the
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-31
a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretion- of south, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, &C.. 1 ill md
a recipe that will cure yon. FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by a mis-.
sionary in South America. Send self-ad-
dressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH T.
INMAN, Station ID. Bible House, New York
City. dec-2-'1o-ly
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-31

NUMBER OF PUPILS ENROLLED, FIFTY
EIGHT.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-31

MRS. IRENE HOLT, Teacher.
, 1879-01-04

wl1on, he had several children. His fFlends
used to laugh At his name, aud he came to Chi
cago anil ciisnRctl II to August Schmidt, and
last August married Miss Mory Mcanrney. Tho
case wa. replete With sn,usinR Incidents, and
tbs innocence OF nuilt Of the arcnsed tnrns on
his ability to show that wife No. ncTor e.
lated, Tho esldcnce wss not sal In when the
court adjourned fer the dss.
Tho Grand jury yesterday disposed Of q few
small cases 10 the forenoon. and at 3 o'clock In
tito afternoon took up the complaint Of g. b.
Weber against Henry Grcenchat,m, which In, IN
effect, that Grcenebaum perverted money be
had on tleposit With him. frautinentlr and
eorri,pily, etc. while Weber was in Europe, the
particulars OF which have already come nut ln
the lower courts. The only witness examined
wns Atr. Weber, who was armed with n rrcat
quantity OF hooks ind documents By which he
hoped 10 provo hts. charaes. The jury nd
tot,r.ie1 early. considering tho business bciorn
it. and the fact that 1t will bo discharged To.
ttaY, Which served to give currency to a report
tbat they did not intend 70 complete tile inscs'
ti9attot, and would assign therefor want Of
time, etc.
, 1879-01-04

eosee Soses' man, @''ss aeoo y ~ao .as s''essSs ss
settled $4,000 and = comfortable farm, with
the understanding that the name @ 81 A'Gsso T';o
siauor. vent on to Australia and hatpe1
there for some yea1 with varied success,
ana then he returned 10. America VS. 9's
b way Of san Francisco: h owsvsr n's ~,
thc slope. Ills face has been familiar Que tn
Chicago for some time paak. and he has frG.
qrentlv assisted at benefits. Ls.terfy hc Joined
tho Emerson minstrel rompanr, rorked his iaec'
This was t,,s last OF Ills professional career.
BOARD or TRADE oF7lckns.
At meeting of Beard Of Trade men held
yesterday afternoon, the following ticket Was
put In nomination:
Recond vfca. rresitrnt-R. Y. Durham.
$S;,, sssSS, :; its3;s,isSS wi, Ss..
Dicsinson. John II. 1lodsoo. o. y. Kreisb' 1aH'es
roans. & 4. Ma'f, i. r. Quincy. G. ". hftss.
tOTkt ARRIVALS.
orand nactGe-p q. Swain: y: =: ,;It ;:ThoM9ss
sss $ss' S;s H.: : $.::: :,s|;Ss Ss:,s5
s:':;f' ess s. sSe
Gardiner. fortihhdt ZIG {r,,M' IL r. ,ss,tfe'
:ia.sss s:s's:ss c'y & 'se SS: S'issr.' @oa
g.; Jcan +. ltsfrisess, s.; dLao,a!.; +.
Hamilton, New YORK; Henry Mnun. Mllwaukce:
". r. Harvey, Daltimcrc: 4: X. sears, Matsha1l.
New fosk; Il. il, Fafts, Switzerland; A.. j.. pearcc
and rfa,c Freed. PHILADELPHIA. Trtnoat Houst.
Col. c. r.. Kced. Jackson. Mich. the ncr. ". e
f5oaton: col. r. u. Wilcox. Mendnta; Leslie WI
ron md J. +. Friedrich. Es" C!k;se: W.: ~
HIM. II. l.. Joalyn, Woodstock: col. y. II. Price.
Tiaitln,orr: the Hon. II. A. SAWYER. Toleto, tht
fion. ". d. Baldwin, EIein.
, 1879-01-04
ATIIEN NUA[ CON4EnVA~
TORY.

7uH OPENING Hxrnc1sRs
Of the Athcneum Conservatory Of Muslc were
nelu 'ast evening" AZ .na Hthefeum' anu, not
wtthAtAndtftV the weather, there was quito
largo attcudancs, Tho gaa Ind frozen, and It
h.d hren nnrnstnrx n furn fnletnr5s into ean
,ic..,iek, anf, to ifsnend ,ron ranilc, ;nr i,nht
. ue's,Shs, anu 70 uepenu upoa sa1a'es ao' Isa"'
but tho management was equal to the emeF-
Vency, and everything passed of pleasantly.
The ontv drawback In The carrvInr out Of the
ntco,tno rroora,n,ra tros fho sIrtrr.a of ,hs
.@S e,s's - p."s.a.".o 80 ."e ~. ~ ~.
sl'tscH lrauff VINO "cro 10 hase ta*en paFt, nut
their absence wns made up for by calling upon
others 10 render double service,
Thu r1crrisca wcre commenced with a hrtcf
.,s.a,. t,v tha 1r,n r,5rn t7.ot., ~. .,,, y.
aoaress w e"e iio"' "uuee nooln. Ae eala ae
because II there was anything about which ho
IN. ,uncrlattye1y Ipnorant II wa. m,,,lc. anrno
a...ar. h.d , ,rofo,tt,,,v .,,o., 4han, s,ttns
~. so.s aau poas' aoes ..el.' ".'''s
1hem 70 maze speech on my eaolect' pnt ne
It necessary to possess at ienst emattcrtng
knowtctloc az the .nhscrt npon vhic,, he wp. N
..s.,. ~. ,...,s I.,,.,. I."....s .s,..1as1
~ c ,o't ", n.,T hota ~. nthea
~ !'tGn ,I9,' ~ ~ s f..u A"c.e WIS hpth'HR
~. ~ eafs, Or norc enafmnR ; to ~ son'
tnc nn1ett VI VIZ as.nsnA. ~ saH. va W KY
mIst"n ~ nossmsnt ~ sa,tn'ateo ~ etLonn W
az t9e unpostun,y u psso1nthE i ''Hsea.Y guy.
tmeeh.a A." nv ~ huhe.f ana ,,n',os shn ro,,.
tso o. ;a Thn raatt ,ass,,s etS n w. no aoeF e.
"se ~ ss,i,nw tnc ny.meut ~ mo ths
s.uteu Ny "tsi''HH '"o '""'S'"1u@ t"e Rfeattst
success. rSs t,,ae.,. x...,x.. uo.. <o,,,n.s IT, -.
ano ""asGS ,.o.ss.nn ~f'1 ~ aoaGweM M ~ m
rsof. Fnshs and M;: nshrs'nius:s. and ;his BY
liz tha sInt !; - r.si W,o.iiIa,. III. ~ isI'
nss.n. y! sH NtHe' eaf' n"oe'Aiok' oota u "h'st'
, 1879-01-04

TIE TRlbuas Las published tho memorial to
Cou4reas On tbs part OF the sugar rehncrs, It
has nov coples OF additional memorials which
have heeu siKued 10 this city. The azst Of shess
Il II follows:
70 tat honorable Ssaaf6 and Ho4ts ef Rtnss-
ssatdt!rss af fhs UAlttd jSfatfs: foaE petitioners
respectfully sepsesent &0 roaf hQuot7Dla oo4f-
States. including Cxne-sI2aE, mspls sugar, stsap,
cspd,ss. je}ss honey. sIc., are often adul'cTa'ed
With corr glucose.
Second-'rhat tLis glucose u manufactured fsou
eosl l-stafcl b. boiling tho starch with sulphuflc
acid {eil es vssiol, tAca airtng It with lime. ase
table sirups wcls recently examined BY X. O. Ksd-
zls, A. II, Professor VI CGerasilY In The Michigan
St4ta Agricultural College u LanAlnR. Fifteen el
, 1879-01-04
OFF, FOR MEXICO.

rux 1oNn.rALKED-e7 MEXICAN xxcuas.oN
will start to-day for New Orleans Tho party
viii bo large, and composed at prominent gen.
tlemen from various parts Of tho country, and
quite number Of ladies'. Tho Importance OF
tho matter Is we'll attestcd by the presence Of
representatives Of tho leading Nov York papers,
which fact ahows It to bu no local venture, in
tho opinion Of Eastern men. The purity viii
gather at thu Palmer House at Q o'clock to dIuo
and Get acquainted, and 60 thence to the depot
ut otrlpck.
The following ID list Of tbs names on tho
diagram OF bcrths. II 10 not qulte eomplotc,
some Of the party not having procured thelF
stcnmshtp tickets Yesterday whcn tho diagram
Knight 4 Co., PItt.burr, r.; G. Gilbert Wheel
er, asaager and chemist. Chlrago: Louis hoct~
tiger, Chicago: Dr.. JohD a. Rice, Merton, Wis.,;
i: sayrc, q Clement q s'' SayIc. chicago; 4: H.
druggist. Chlrayo; q. +. 6unthcr,. Of tl,s Cop
feytioncrs' Association. Chicago; ], I. Goyne.
lPs.t<rH 44anHtaetHrer, Eh1eaao; .. r. WGSKs'
den Dnyts, Cincinnati; Howard Evans. Ctnciu-
natl; 4. Is. Pratt, Camp Poiut. H.; F. V. Dous-
| ter, II. e., editor Seeeott. Milwaukee: james
A!cCannon. lumber merchant. Cil]clnnatl; tho
Hon. John Black, Mayor milwaukee,; Coleman
Sellers, Philadelphia: ucorgo 4. Rogers. Now
YORK.; Jerome. J. Collins. Htrafd. New York;
u ~
Sonora, Mr1ico; Frank D. Rege... New York;
ws.; g. b. Dickinson. Moline, nj; Charles
lyrher, Moline, Ill.,; Henry Gtilnnd, Anst!n,
Milwaukee. Wfs.; !. i: harsons, Now York;
David Heed Morrison, P!ttsburg; Jofn F. FIsk.
Co1ington: KY, Mr.. Elizabeth Ft.k, coylng-
ton; Hiss lsaoei!a Eisk; CorlnEton; J.W: Price,
H.. and two o.hers; o. g: Dowey, +.
VI. VI osd's'sf & + f..s.sim, VI h'i%';tt %sts'ue y u
Va; 4. LapEdon, WasA!naton,. d. c.; T.
Cooper, peklu, H.: 0. II. Burke. Cleyeland; O.;
+. Flnesty, Wtaet dhIngo: pyrol. Andrcws,
Chicago; E. A. frackenttdce. Oscoda, Mimi. j;
William Kelly, ch1easo; MI. Taylor, Giessl9'd,
Hushanan. Selisyliis,a hi: Edward IF r.
sss'' ion..; ss 0ut deorrs Srupsiek ss, s.
Louis; John Francis t!ahlll. St. Louis; Henry
Amc., st: Louis; Z; +. Mol.ng, hellsyil'e. III. ;
air. Nobsndou Frank Iesiit's idastra'ts! s!aes'y,
New York; Mr. TrucsIalc, 7'H.tt. Now York
Mr, UDwvcr. Trttu"e, New York: tho Hon.
George i. bowen. Mrs George y. Bowen, Mtss
David V. Whiting, M!ss Cora Whiting, Chicago:
rl,u cxcufs!ouista arc requested to Gull at l2i
Randolph atseet Or IT. Nnou, Ogden Building.
and procure their dinner tickets. AnotiIet
ai sae99 ~ stS asshst as s
whers large photograph will bs taken OF Tho
| parry !U group.
in addition to tho accommodations specified
tho Ilinois Central Railroad has kindly agreed
,moking.csF, Tilted up, especially sor The ~
rssiou. Tha train Will then runaist Of thrct
Pullman slcspers, the smoker, and two baggage
cass.
, 1879-01-04
CRIMINAL.

Owner1 nra ,xanted At the JYest MndJson
Street Station fos Two oyerroats found upon tho
h.Net, hovs. THE INT. rreoyere, wrYn Identified
h.' 60. y ~ 49,. 49, S...s 49, 80.
~ eeust ~ MI a'o'" ""oss s'o'' 'noy "efe
shop'llfted Aome Days ago.
The case If Gcorpc D1atk,e. who IL rhsreed
viii, .,colno ~ nm In htnt. from ~, EIae,,,v
60 n'"'",,s ~ eI r... 49,. wv
na'e ucpositoty, attcE hs'ln2 pus up 1oD 10
Eet Oh with S47,00o. WaA boture Justtca Nor
rtson Yesterday. mud tic accused waa held foF
trial At tho Criminal Court. and bDnus to Aecure
hls appearance Axed At g., Q00. Dlalkie'A father
furnished the security.
Atn,JuIgbt william Taylor. boarding at Nc.
schraticr and two oshsr nsn .e who hspr ont IN =
c1"r,,c "f knnc,,in1 btns Jnwn viii n clnh "nd
thrn rohh,ng hin, NJ sih .ash. II" ,Icferdsns.
makn cnmtcrcnarrcx m thc cffect that 'r"~.
jnr Il n nrofrs.innsi birhwavman sn.t herama
rns,c.sra n tfc tnnmey -nhhiny a nun xsSernI
nohts roo ~ M, 'r,e fn,,r ,re rn,"h .1Is.ts
natnt, ,lnnrino tciinw. 'S"' ~AS 'S'@ @0' 3''~''
KrsmsE, ~ M INK Snrth uaI.tas strns, wos
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Theodore Wollatetn, aa!oon.kccpeT IT. No.
III West FOLK stfcef, reported to the West
, 1879-01-04

The proposals. for supplying meat, Bread and
milk will be opeucl Monday.
tbs Collectors os Hrcmeu, Leyden. aud Lyons
got their books yea.ardsy, and ara ready Tor
work,
The quasl-criminal calendar will be called In
the Criminal Court on Monday. II embraces
l5o cssea,
To-day the prisoners who have been convicted
IN the Criminal court the past month Will be
sentenced.
lalau, THY South Bend boot and shoe ,,al.
They both want to yet ont ln thr coId OF Will
nl habeas corpus. solHe wienetscs wers hegrl
n tGe callahan cate Yesterday, aud today
Charley Eoss, who ta charged with but9lsrlilnK
the Bustou Oyster House, expects TO air hts
grievances.
The Committee on Equalization hal under con.
siacsation yesterday, bit took 40 srtton ou. tho
sng9estion of tho couGiY Clerk to n-sstabls,l
tho Map Department. Tha couaty's maps ought
to ho kept up, no doubt, but the work should
have soMa hcad, and tbs CountY Clerk would
Geem ~ be the man, though he does not cotek
the respousiblIltv. With bead to Il, twtca the
work would be done Ut half The fosmercost.
The Hospltal Worlen's last report shows That
Va. scent Tor tlqaor !. there was iof fuel. Tbs
Tue! c0sG $654, while tho Iiquors cost $tl77. II
also shows that during ths ausstor 1l,0.3 xas
| expended Tor be1atng and esothlnE, while the
complaint Ia thut tue institution lss not enough
Of either article on hand 10 give the beds or ID
! n,ates > chan0s. II tue Aosplta! COMMITTEES
| does not LOOK llto tlesa lnattera aud lx the
blume for sxttays8ance and robbery where II
belongs II will fRi IN ttA duty.
The ComuI!ltes On Town and Town Accounts
| met yesterday, and, after auditing few bills,
axreel 70 stsis teAons Tuesday, a. ths couutv'l
| expense, to see why It wss that tho outdoor
relief there was 80 great. Il Il an hlatortr4l
fact that the town gets moro money out Of ths
Treasury tot ita paup<rs than it phys In to-
taxes. aud there IL very easv way 70 remedy
! 1t, aud a less expensive one than to 90 town
and cult upon the Supervisor ot tbs town. Il
| ths Board will pass NJ order restraining the Au
l,erslsor in his lsylsn Use of the public ,nousy
ard give h'tn to understand that Ii will not audi
his h!IIa, tbs work will be accomplished. 4 yisti
tu the town CAD be Of 1o possible good.
A burly, loS.broxed 500 of Germany vas pul
ou trial ln the Criminal Court yesterday fsI
bkga1uY, the complaining ultues& belux 4 lady
claiming to be wife No. :. Toe evidence shuvee
that his name used to b. August II. Fuchs, aut
that uuder thts name, Ia January, 1875. he mar
rted AIss Mary arst Carnah2u, u Cincinnati, b.