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the intentions Of the Commissioners and
contractor should be ascertained. There
were " men present who could answer
the question satisfactorily as far as the con-
tractor was concerned, and he called on
Judge Lansing, the attorney Of Mr.. Boun-
gard, and Mr.. Dick Ryland, to give the
necessary information.
Both the gentlemen declined to accede
to the request.
Mr.. Hillhouse finally moved that a COM
mittee OF three be appointed to wait ON
Mr.. Boungard, and to ascertain whether
he proposed to deliver the building to the
Commissioners or not.
Mr.. Wren moved that the committee be
instructed to inquire Of the Commissioners
what they proposed TO do in the event of
his refusal, and whether they would adver-
tise for bids, aad proceed to complete the
building in case he should do so.
After a long discussion, in which Messrs.
Baily. Baker, Wren, Hillhouse and Others
took part, the amendment and resolution
was adopted.
The chair appointed as such committee
Messrs. Wren, Hillhouse and Wilton,
after which the meeting adjourned until
his evening at 7:5O, when it will again
meet in the Judges chamber over the Jail
to hear the committees report.
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scraps from h Notebook of In
Sentiaei's Reporter.

Scraps from the Notebook of the
Se~ntinei's Reporter.
Ruby Killers complain OF rheumatism.
The international dining rooms open to-
morrow.
The working force in several Of our mines
Is to be increased.
Four-ifths Of Uncle Sam stock is held by
the Albion trustees.
Joe Mendes provided a new cage for his
wild cats yesterday.
Mrs. Straus will furnish costumes for
the masquerade ball.
The Connolly is again shipping ore to
the Richmond furnaces.
The new school house will be thoroughly
dried before school is reopened.
But two furnaces are running at the Eu-
reka Con. The third is being repaired.
The ladies are actively preparing for the
masquerade to be given Christmas night.
Mrs. Caroline Holland yesterday applied
Tor a divorce from her husband, John Hol-
land.
The automaton toys in Charley Fishes
window attracted a great deal of attention
yesterday.
Mr.. James Eustaee, of Ruby Hill, is rap.
idly recovering from a severe attack of ty-
phoid fever.
A good programme will be given at the
hall tomorrow evening, aside from the
dancing match.
The election for officers and trustees Of
the Eureka Hall Company will be held to-
morrow evening.
The number of emigrants passing Pail
SADIE, bound West, has largely increased the
past few days.
Genial Tom Williams is doing well in his
saloon in New Town, Ruby Hill. He de-
serves his success.
Mrs. Weir, an elderly lady Of Ruby Hill,
who has been on the sick list for some time,
is mending rapidly.
Operations have been temporarily sus-
pended at the Hamburg, pending the ar
rival Of a new pump.
The old school house building was sold
at auction yesterday, Josh Anderson was
the purchaser at Sl75.
Yesterdays warm weather put an end to
coasting, and the boys are anxiously await
ing another snow storm.
many towns throughout the state COM
plain of wood thieves, and Eureka can be
classed with the number.
Mrs. Mclaughlin, OF Ruby Hill, who
has been i'll for some time, is improving as
rapidly as circumstance will permit.
The Jsokson's new shaft will be furnished
with new machinery, and "A spur wheel.
weighing 6,4oo pounds, wss received yes
terday.
Mr. William Liggett, Of the Narrow
Gauge saloon. Corner Of Claak and Busl
streets, was severely injured yesterday by
falling on the ice.
Two of the most disconsolate men on
Ruby Hill are Jimmy Warwick and George
Dell. They both realize for the first time
that true love never did run smooth.
Parties visiting Ruby ELL should drop
into the United States restaurant when
hungry. The most tempting meals are
served by good motherly Mrs. Lang.
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PERSONALS.

Miss Minnie rage, daughter OF Commits
sioner Page. leaves this morning for Holy
oke, Mass. She will attend the seminary
at that place.
Mr.. s. A. Friedline. late Of the firm Of
Friedline and HOLSTER, departs next week
for a visit TO his old home in Pennsylvania.
Major and Mrs. Mccoy departed yester-
day morning for their ranch in Shasta
county, California.
Judge W. W. Bishop went down to Elko
yesterday TO attend a meeting Of the Board
Of Regents.
Manager Probert, Of the Richmond, was
among the arrivals from the West last
evening.
Mr.. Joseph Napthaly, attorney for the
San Francisco Mercantile Association, is in
town.
Mr.. w. E. Griffith, Of Phoebe, reached
Eureka last evening by rail.
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The Uncle Sam Side of the ouest,on.

EDITOR SENTINEL; Please publish the
following: There has been considerable
skirmishing about the proposed consolida-
ton of the Uncle Sam and Albion mines.
This event might have taken place months
since had the company seen fit to do what
was right, and pay for the Uncle Sam title,
as they agreed to do. But it seems that
the Albion Company is more DESTROYS of
cinching us out of our property by tech
nical points. We are just as anxious to
have the consolidation take place, and work
begun, as any one. If the company wishes
to do what is right and fair, between man
and man, we are ready to meet them but
if they intend to make use of the cinching
machine, as indicated by Mr.. L. L. Robin
sons letter Of October goth, to extort our
property from US, all we have to say Is
what Joe Hooker said to his men in front
of Lookout Mountain "Turn your uns
loose" f. n. RosE,
D. H. HALL.
Eureka, December II. 1879.
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History or Eureka.

says the Daily Exchange Keller a Co.
ave published a neat volume, prepared by
lambert Molinslli 4 Co.. real estate agents
" anreks. Nevada. The title Of the work
Eureka and It's Resources = and tho
ssuleoi 10 treated very carefully and sue.
sssss.'aiIy. The geographic outline Of Eu-
s.ssaa. VAN . sketch Of the history OF the
dMis..at shs geological pecaiiaritiea Of the
sSaas.. aud . description OF the numerous
o orsa form an interesting portion OF the
nSnussh1s' some Of the Illustrations by
msn s, are about some OF the best speci.
i rSus OF engraving We have seen turnod-out
vou I = San Francisco office. The book
sra aid nave presented even q neater appear
snnr,; aad TINS promising young engraver
'uppied all the illustrations.
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p. m.

Silver Hill. ID lioa Is; Gould & Curry.
IS rs ) ssss n sl ! ASH SU = s :: ophi s's u H.
closed 2sb 2sA a; Alpha, eva; Justice,
ls0b; Union. 46kb closed 46b 46A a; Yell
low Jacket, l0S b; Bullion. Ana, Potosi.
s60b; Exchequer, 3s; Caledonia. Hob;
Hale 4 Sorcross, sks; Scorpion. 2s0b ga;
Utah. rs; overman, 445b Ava; Alta, 3xai
Yellow jacket, l0as; Chollar. eAb eva;
Crown Point, i80b ia0a; Savage. Ia; Con-
ndsnoe. sa; Belcher, Iva; Alpha, eAa;
Gould q Curry. 6s; Savage, cab 6ka;
Benton, l70s; Best 4 Belcher. likb l2ai
HAla6 Norcross. So; Alta. 3s0b.
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Another of Prof. Scott's socials will be
given at the Richmond House tomorrow
evening. They have become deservedly
popular, and that to be given tomorrow
night will be better attended than any here
tofore. A party, composed of prominent
persons on Ruby Hill, will be In attend
ance, as will one or two select parties IL
Eureka. The Professor has met with I'M
expected success since his arrival in Eure-
ka, and naturally thinks 1t q lively camp.
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The Eureka club Social.

The first social Of the Eureka Club was
given at the Hall .last evening. From the
we'll known character Of the gentlemen
embraced among its members, the affair
was an assured success from the beginning.
The evening was spent in dancing and So
cial converse, and all departed for Their
homes hoping that the next one was not
far distant.
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The IL X.

The Stock Report says that articles OF
incorporation Of the X X Mining Company
were aled last Saturday to operate in Eure'
Ia District, Nevada, with $40, 0o0, 900 capt.
tal stoek; piroctors-J. p. Haggin, ], X
Gooarich, RIP. Hastings. Louis I. Hagsin
and j. v. spader, each Of whom has taken
Ava shareg.
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Eureka, December II, 1879.
In a Good Cause.

Some months since the young daughter
Of Manuel polglaze, Of Ruby Hill. was
paraly zed in one Of her limbs. and the
medical attention to be secured has failed
to afford her any benefit. The child was
the idol Of a fond fathers heart, and his
hard earnings were devoted to efforts to
affect a cure, but unsuccessfully. Mr..
polglaze has finally determined to take
her to San Francisco for treatment, aud
as he had expended all the means at his
command assistance was proffered by sew
eral Of our citizens. The amount given
might have been larger. considering the
object, but we are glad to record that at
least a few recognized the claims Of q Eel.
low man,
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Mr., n. Smith, of the Pinto House, on the
Hamilton road, intends treating his friends
and acquaintance to a jovial time next
Thursday evening. He extends a general
invitation. We will vouch for a good time
TO those who may attend, as Bro. Smith
and his amiable wife know how to enter
tain their guests.
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Tho Mime,

Work is being actively pushed In the
Jackson's new shaft, and it ia now down
3l5 feet. Last month it was sunk $50 feet,
occurred. About the holidays the hosting
works will be removed to the new shaft,
which will necessitate a suspension Of WORK
In the mine for two or three weeks. Mr..
Terry, the superintendent, is a practical,
methodical man, and exercises a careful
supervision over the work. His morning
hours are devoted to q personal inspection
of the mine, and the afternoon is passed
looking after the progress Of the shaft.
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The dry goods tina, have been under at.
tashment at the store Of W II. ascls'en'
Tor some days. we're sela Yesterday by
Sheriff Kyls. and brought si,7oo' They
ware purchssed BY Mr., Whipple, a repre-
sentative Of the San Francisco Mercantile
AesnciatiOn,
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Hotel Arrivals.

Jackson House-Jos. Potts. T. D. Page,
Mss Minnie Page. Fish Creek.
turner Housed. Nathan, city; j.
nnv' n : Colorado; Miss Mary Rider. Black
ppals; John Murray, silverado; +. s.
wtinternational Hotel-C. Crandell, Jas.
rrrrliams, Pinto; Miss Mary Reder, Ogden;
ID; Rose, Ruby Hill; w. E.Grinin, Phoebe;
IN cunningham, New York.
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great variety of Backing. Backing brushes,
wisp Brooms, Packing Irvine. Toilet and Gas.
tile Soaps, Florida Water, Toilet and Pocket
Combs, Linen Thread, Sleeve Holders, and ar.
ticles too numerous to mention, at the COLDER
RULE STORE
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rureka Con. shipments.

Bullion to the amount Of ss,l2o pounds
was shipped by the Eureka Con. this
,unrninQ.
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Literary Exercises.

Eureka Lodge Of Odd Fellows held their
weekly meeting last evening and their
usual weekly exercises. 1t consisted Of read
ings by Judge Davenport and q poem BY
Mr.. John McDermott. Both gave salts
faction. and added to the popularity that
their exercises have already obtained.
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Paper, Envelopes. Pens. Ink, Pencils, Pass.
books, Blotters. etc almost given away at the
GOLDEN RULE STORE. few doors south OF
the new International Hotel. Main street.
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A large stock OF Calfornia all Wool. Canton
Flannel and Merino mems underwear at the
GOLDEN RULE STORE. a few doors south OF
| the new brick international Hotel, Main atrest'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FURNISHINGS Coco

White shirts, Cashmere Shirts, Double.
breasted Navy-blue shirts. Socks, suspenders
Paper and Linen Collars, Handkerchief. Neck
ties, Scarfs, etc, at the GOLDEN RULE STORE
a few doors south Of the international Hotel
Main straet.
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The best and most durable Buck Gloves
| as,nts and Nittens, pog.skin and combination
goods. al the GOLDEN RULE STORE, ths
most reliable house ia Eastern Nevada.
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Cardigan Jackets

The beat American aud English brands. soia
aader guarantee; AID essaahgea ~ amt sst,ss
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uats aud Cans.

The largest and best assortment In Eastern
Nevada. The latest styles and lowest prices to
be obtained, all direct from the factories EAST.
at the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
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Changes, at the GOLDEN RULE STORE. the
cheapest house in Eastern Nevada. One price,
and always reliable. A few doors south OF the
new brick international Hotel, Main street.
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sheet Music.

Thirty. Ave different styles sad quality, rang
ing from 81 50 to SO. at the eoLpkN RULE
GTnRE
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Sheet Music received daily. sheet Musie
$50. poors or,Iersa from the publishers. Sc
aatsiosnes At the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
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Wells, Fargo 4 Co. shipped this morning
q b.rs Of bullion, valued at $4,000
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overalls and Jumpers, the best quality 70
.,. mica. Al the GOLDEN RULE STORE.
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s'nee January /. 1879, there have been
49, hundred aud four attachment suits
's@nsassd Ia thia eeunty.
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-,sycRDAY's STOCK SALES.
MORNING BOARD.

MORNING. BOARD.
"a, Ophir-22 22h PA
20 ,o Mexican-19A 20 1871
e eo Could & Curry-6 % 5Sb5
OK ogs Rest & Belchcr-11a
9 9os California-370c 34
155 Sayage-Iba .,oo.
590 Con. virginia-4loc 42oc "A
osO Chollar-6% o.
"a potosi-360c 81 35oc
100 Hale & Norcross-Sh S% 8%
TAX s Crown Point-130c Ia
,So Yellow Jacket--10A 10ss l0h
sc0 Imperial-55cb3
175 Kentuck-o
30 Alpha|S
1850 Belcher-1k l4oc l4oc
40 Confidence
e,O sierra Nevada-2S 2Sh 2S4
Tax utah-124 12h 12A
"a Bullion-44 415c 420c Aloe 405c
0o5 Ex~chequer-3 29oc
20 Seq. Belcher- IL
OK Oyerman 41s A
305 J~ustiee-l30c ,,o
Ss0 union-47k 47A 47hb BIB 48
sl5 Alta--320c 34
200 Lady Bryan-3oc
$50 Julia-l
,o55 Caledonia-110c lose 1
sso silver Hill-S0c Soc 9Oc
I50 Dardanelles-S0c
55O New York-30c
loo Con. y~irginia-il0c
100 Mexican--20
80 Crown Point-lA
80 Senator-l0c
900 Lady Washington-60c
20 S~heridan-25c
100 Andes-I0c
100 ward-1l5c
,1s5 Scorpion-290c 8 295c
900 Leyiathan-30c 23c
400 Benton-170c IN
$50 Golden Gate-1l5c
350 Con. D~orado-f35c
G85 N. B~onanza-40c 45c Doc
27OO Mackey-l0c
430 Mt. view-1 Ia 1l5c ll0c
100 Flowery-10c
EVENING BOARD
100 Raymond & Ely-70c
GO Eureka Con.-lSA Is
20 J~ackson-34
80 Belmont
$50 X X Com 81
200 Gila-20c
e5 N. Belle-6ie Ga
$50 Grand Prize 75c
$40 Argenta-1 l05c
800 Navajo-30c
75e Endowment-75c
$40 Independence-s5c 90c Doc lloc
400 Star-20c
1855 Belle Isle-1A
1870 Day-s5c soc 75c
62O Uiilside-I05c li0c ll5c
800 Independence-1lOc Soc
rs Paradise-70e 75c
100 Real Del Monte-l40c
$50 Albion-45c
200 wales--3A 315c
80 Mt. Diablo-11+ Tx
ITO Bodie-6A 50
$40 Bechtel-l4 120c ll5o
555 Tioga--1A 1s0c
80 McClinton-35c
no summit-60c 65c SOC
200 Bulwer-9 eh
225 syndicate-2s 25oc
$50 Goodshaw-loc 15c
$50 Concordia-1oc
$50 Oriental---S5c
1856 Belvidere-95c 300
235 Blackhawk--25o
100 Booker $50
Ahv AthAst-tN
IS Mono--%
co Con. Paeiae-ak
1880 University-20c ESQ
l25 Jupiter-l
rs Dudley-50c
$50 S. Bulwer--55c SOC
800 Addenda-50c
I40 Noonday--seoc $3.50
$40 n. Mondays
l20 Ma~mmoth-3k
200 Bosion-lA $40
Dos Martin Whits-l 300
300 Ailas-25o
los Tiptop--2 1859 1906 1900 ~
10 Caledonia. D. H.-aA $500
$50 Golden Tsrra-l0k
100 Bschtol--ll5e
400 Real Del M~onte-1s0o
400 Aibioa-i5o
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26
Arizona Mines and Mining.

This week our Information from
the different mining camps north
is very satisfactory.
The Tiger mill and mine are do
ing well under the able manage
ment of Mr.. Wilhelm, and it is
very probable that this mill will
continue to ship silver at the rate
of $40, 900 to $4,000 per month in
definitely, and proportionately in
crease with increased mining facil.
tiles. We worked in the Tiger
mine in 1871, and always felt cer-
tain that this vein needed only ju-
dicious development to be one of
the very best bullion producers in
the Pacific States and Territories.
And it gives US great pleasure to
find that our hopes were we'll
founded.
The Tiptop mine and mill are be-
ing we'll managed by Superintend-
ent Webber, and the stream Of bull
lion is steady ut $685. to $40 200
per month.
The Peck mine and mill, one of
the best properties in the Territory,
is idle on account of litigation.
Two quartz mills are being erect
ed in Big Bug district.
The Central Arizona Mining
Company's mill at Seymour is pro-
ducing gold bullion to the satisfac-
tion of its owners, who are about to
increase the mill to forty stamps.
The Bradshaw mill, in Bradshaw
Basin, will soon be running on ore
from the Loreno and other mines.
The Oro Bonito mill Is working
and paying well.
The Cherry Greek mill will coon
be ready to crush rock for hire.
The Lynx Creek mill, running
four arastras on Lynx Creek, is do
ing well.
The ten stamp gold mill In Big
Bug district is almost ready to
work, and another ten stamp mill
lately brought here is being erect
ed.-Erpo ositOr.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26

man for $500 a side, distance 100
yards, Mr.. Davis to give his oppo-
nent seven feet start. Mr.. Davis,
on the same day, will run o race of
rs yards with Pedro Selalla, the
famous Spanish runner who was at
one time champion OF California
Rare sport may be expected.
A Chinaman, said to be the one
wno was frustrated in an attempt
to abduct Nan Gee, wife Of Ah Gin,
made things quite lively in China.
town last night. He was armed
with two knives, two pistols and a
hatchet and went through several
houses demolishing doors and WIN
dows and driving every one before
him. On the arrival of the police
he disappeared and, up to latest ad-
vices, had not been found.
DR.. Bleasdale, an Australian phys
ician, has written to the Ca!ifor-
mia Ne,os-Letter explaining the
method of saving a person poison
ed by strychnine by the use of
chloroform. The plan is to keep
the patient quietly sleeping under
the constant application of piece
of muslin saturated with chloro.
form over the face, letting in an
occasional breath of fresh air, until
the poison is digested, which takes
from three to nine hours. This Is a
matter that is of great importance
in a country where so much strych-
nine Is used.
The alarm of fire yesterday after
noon was caused by the burning of
the house of Mr.. Pablo McLaugh-
lin, on Alameda, below Georgia
street. The Fire Department re-
sponded with great promptltude
but the flames had made such head
way that it was impossible to save
the property. The house was worth
abouC So. 900; insured in the Fire.
mans Fund for $1,000. The fire
originated in the kitchen, suppos-
ably from the children playing
with the kitchen fire. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mclaughlin were at a neighbours
taking lunch.
Mr.. T. w. Ferguson, who went
up to the Frazer mining district
about a fortnight ago to bring
down a portable engine belonging
to Mr.. P. N. O'Donnell, returned
to the city yesterday, having ac-
complished his task. He informs
us that the Frazer mine has been
sold to party Of San Francisco
capitalists who will take possession
on the 9th inst. He says that the
new owners propose to prosecute
the work of development vigorous
ly and that, in a short while, the
liveliest camp ever known in
Southern California will be in full
operation in that section. Mr.. Fer
guson during his visit located a
claim which, judging from the
groupings, promises TO turn out
well. We wish him unbounded
success.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26
Cur Next Fair.

We learn from L. M. Holt, Sec.
retary of the Horticultural Socie.
ty, who has just returned from O
| two weeks visit to San Francisco
and the Mechanics Fair, that his
efforts In securing attractive fea.
lures for the horticultural Fair,
which opens at the Pavilion In this
city ON the Goth of October, were
very successful in every respect.
The fine exhibit of Oregon produc.
tions now on exhibition at the
Mechanics Fair, will be shipped to
our Fair as a whole, although
strenuous but unsuccessful efforts
had been made to secure the same
at the State Fair and also at the
Australian Worlds Fair, which
opens this Fall. The journal OF
Commerce exhibit of California
productions which was gathered at
great trouble and expense and is
said to be very fine and attractive,
will also be placed on exhibition
here. This exhibit will be largely
increased during the next two
months. It includes among its
novelties two leaves Of the cele-
brated Victoria Regia, which has
attracted 50 much attention in San
Francisco, and has received very
extended notices from the city
press. The leaves are six feet in
diameter and are exhibited in a
tank made for the especial purpose;
this tank is some ten or twelve feet
square and one foot high. There is
only one plant of the kind on the
Pacific Coast and it is growing in
the Golden Gate Park. With these
leaves is fine representation of
the flower of the Victoria Regia ex.
ecuted In wax; this flower is the
largest of the vegetable kingdom,
being about twenty inches in di-
ameter; the plant blossoms only at
night, closes during the daytime
and only opens on three successive
nights. The plant at the Golden
Gate Park blossoms for the first
time about the last of this month.
The San Francisco Cadets, the
best drilled military company in
the State, accompanied by Heffer-
mans Band, will also visit
Los Angeles during the Fair
and will give an exhibition
of their skill in the Zouave
tactics at the Pavilion during Fair
week. Mr.. Beaudry has kindly
rendered the Society the use of his
park as camping ground for the
cadets during their stay in the city.
This company, several years since,
travelled through the most of the
Eastern cities giving exhibitions
of their drill and were every where
warmly received. A number of
other exhibits will visit our Fair as
a result of Mr.. Hollis visit to San
Francisco, and from present ap-
pearances we feel justified in say
ing that the approaching Fair will
by far surpass anything of the kind
ever before held in Southern Cali
fornia. The Pavilion is to be thor
oughly whitewashed throughout
the interior, and Immediately after
election very active work is to be
commenced in making up q credit
able display OF the products of this
section of the State.