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FIRES.
IN CHICAGO

IN NIIIL4KHVt
The alarm from Box 372 at $50 yesterday
afternoon was caused by a fire in atwo-story
franc house Mt No. "a Henry street. owned
by Mrs. Croulcs, and occupied as a csilence
by Joseph Kelley. Damage, $40. Cause, q
defective chimney.
The alarm from BOX 1s3 at sos last oven.
Ing was caused by fire In the two-story
frame building No. 593 Twenty-llfth st rect.
owned and occupied by John .O'Neil rs q
stnble and dwelling. Ateatn Of horses valued
at 840o was burned to death. The danage
to the building and contents will be abo!it
$500, which Is fully covered by Insurance In
some unknown company Tho cause Ut tho
fire la 4 mystery.
, 1880-05-13

have not grown out OF natural antagonfsm
between Jug two raees. i has i,ot spr'!,E
$oatterr' wi'ites to 20 l1justse M to % lie Ieeks,
bit tho lfsfrnnchlscmenl of tie best cftizens
and fnhlscrlmfnnto Acknowledgement of the
black rncn opened up temptation to 2 clnss OF
% Y 49 he Nor @ se r. 9 noysr iesfi, at
It nealn. These ie1ii .wcnt dow, there To
take advantage of tho situation and
USED THE NEOn0Es TO GET oFF1CEB.
To to this they Ind to create discussions be-
tween tho races. They sought 10 secure tho
sssk ss wss gssf esn Ksy nsn ts s %S
m,lnistraiio,l. To accomplish! their purposo
they worked to get np coillstnl's and strife
Take upon the eolored Faeeby wlliesll ard tIle @
5 SSft s1t II 4eSeen Hs eYa e Y t shy hissoyy
Of that terribly, period shall be written The
RopS 9 e ,c Mof H. VII ye ysrt to sarss os ~ e
which they complained. and which. have 80
excited tionl, were i,stt9ated by these car
pct-bnEEcrs for the cxpress purpose Of Agt-
tatlGg the people q tlie Merit! al,d to keep
Passing from tl,is l,e expressed appro-
l,cnsion as to tho tenccncy shown In The. RI
cent denats to fyo1 NC 6.Sen Sentrnzaiio ; # Ind
courts; tint Stato Judges could be called
ltefore Federal Judges to answer inquiries
into tho performance OF their tlut1es etc. 1t
wns now Proposed to hnve the Senate over
ride the constitutional rights OF a, State.
"Are not these sounds" lie continued,
"fndlcat[ye of the rctrent OF free rcpub-
llcan Government md the advance Of I'm.
periafisn? lave the people ears md hear
not tic groai,s OF dying liberty? Have thoy
eyes and see not dGsp0tislh stalking with
brazen front ut nnonday III the highest halls
Uf the Nation? II these things be so, why
shall VIC not DO honest and tell the people ut
once to entl tllls 1nockery uf free government
Under n written constitution peacenbly
before fraud anu forcs shall end It
in blood? No, sir. tho people havo ears
mud ttlcy WILL hear; they !,avc eyes anu they
viii see. Tile peop1e will hnye llherty. They
still have faith III written constitutions, and
they will rise up, trust, In th!s suspicious
year and declare that party which Is WILL
ing to seize and hold tho Government by
fraud aEainst the popular will shall never
utter be trusted With power by TINT popular
viii.
Iii. Edmunds from his seat)-Amen.
hIr. Hill {cuntfnuinE)--They will cast nut
tho thieves that divide the public Offices rs
their own Legitimate plumber, md. II we utl.
dertake to disfrnnel,isu sovereign Slate OF
tl,ts Untull, tho people will, NJ they ought,
drive III from these seats and place men here
who will respect tic popular will aud obey
tic Constitution ns tl.v supreme law over all.
b1r. Hampton wished to submit s0ne re-
| marks on the pending resolutions, but PFC
\ ferred to sprak Tomorrow.
| After executive session, adjourned.
, 1880-05-13

State present. Interesting papers have been
read BY Drs. sheetey, Walker, Smith, Buudy,
and Mulheron, Of Detroit: Kinney, Of Ypsl.
treated "fnnaiations in Pulmonary A'fes.
lions" "tmproycd Treatment for Stone In
tho B!addcr,,' j" Inflammation of tho Eyes Of
New -i}orn- Isabes,n "Use Of Dubo!sta In
isheufnatisln," "Toxaetnic Urcinla and
Actual Cautery."
: Quite a large number Of new members were
elected.
, 1880-05-13
4 BIG SUBSIDY JOB.
EAD9 REACHING Ills HAND TOWARD TIE
TltEA5UltY ONCE MORE.

TREASURY ONCE sio1sE.
spes's' o"ponn - 70 - IN e"ea" ~ 4t'va"s T,sa
"AsAiSutos. -, ", NHayt S.lo tneet-
oceai,!e en''4 eo.a.so ~, "..sio, 20 eo'eNus
WY lnopo1tan' pt!l' WHEEL ""o to""y ~
1esreu 10 uae suo.eo''na1tee, % CONSISTING n, y.
ninelsIon 81 u IL, lln'iu's; eonsca, a''I N"'qo
Au,eh'ns. NV ollI n'so'potatss s"'nes -.
Ehas, VI ~. 1auas' a'" 'l's nssocin'es nllu is
1ltie IS the 4mtetoceahlc lfansl1 Gon'pany.
II empowers sile1a' AMONG ouler 'l'nss, W
lssua capltai stoek ~ any amount anu IN.
pose s@lc'f TOLLS, fates' ana ennrgos as may
see1a NECESSARY aio pfppet, tteso a,o W w
eublect 70 uao 1os,s'on ol eohsfess ~ w'sel'oves
tao ulsiaehos VI u1e eonpmny 1, o""t eAcccu
~ PCT cent per anna1n. ine usuat po"er nv, u
given 10 make a'4 neeae" p5'in"s' my
secona sectlon gives u1e pto]ectea company
tne right 10 acquire from otnet petsoHs ai'a
Governments cohtrolling fights OF "ay, lel-
fitofy' hhfoofs, anu other necessary th'nss'
anu 10 optain ny neRol'atiol' VI tseats sncn
r'shts' pll'l1eRes' s1anls, cohsesaaces al,u
CONCESSIONS aS hhy W necessary ~ e1lapie
said company 10 accomplish tne op]oc1s ana
securing sala rights pflVltegcs, grants, con-
Yeyancess lands, harpors' anu CONCESSIONS
SAID company shall' II necessary,
ana assistance OF tae onlteu 51"'eS Q.
America. LING government nihas ltself
not To charter any otnos shlp-
railway or canal across :, inc lsth-
mus TOT ftty years from INC passage
OF tho net provided TUG Company begins tho
construction OF tho runway "1nln TWO years
from tne dato OF the passage OF tao act, ala
diligently prosccatos tae WORK until the Foao
shall be completed. The protection OF the
Comuany by the Government In the cot-
struction aud operation Of tho work Is also
pfoM'seu. 1.o ltcs'ocne ~ ~ aut"oil1su ~
detail TWO slalp9 OF war, WIN san!clcnt
corps OF engineers, to be taken from the
army and tho Geodctfc Coast Survey. to us-
ri.t Tort Fnda ir noLInr such nil ora co,r.
e,s. oa asa.S ~ aAs o"sa 49,. 49, .s"s
pleto surveys ~ no IAay ueela necessary
as preliminary to tho construction OF tho
works. Ono hundred Thousand dol
lara ia nnnronrinted for this work.
1Tr,,o,, tto o.t - tho p-,,tJa,,t
Nnei1 TIC SulAta's tclucas7 !! u'o ilco4ue4t'
Is to appoint Board Of Eng1neors, consist
ingof tllreo members, ,-one from the army, an
" j.. o"a'4t'.o -, .4io 1u 'asa
ny, IN tho presence OF thls boasa. sa1eiy anu
promptly transports on the road aoross tile
isthmuR n 4.O0Q-ton vessel. the fact shnll be
vannrtot, md
49,. .,.,,.,~.,,,..x,
, 1880-05-13

PHILADELPHIA, 1'a., Mny PA tirn on
Ninth street, near Berks, last night destroyed
Campbell & Atkinsoll's sawmlll, Charles
Flening's coaI-slletls, md James Norton's
ssnfcd aa a e we ssStsSss sorea ea Key
wllp nwnetl the sawmtll occupied by Camp
bell & Atkinson, will lose about 500
Flclnlng's loss Is estimated nt 5000, and
M0rt0nfS ut 5000.
, 1880-05-13
4 RIVER AIlSIIAT.

HpkttoI URDd1th 10 5he Chltd9o 1f1bUHS.
Sioux CRY, Ia, May IA private te!e-
gram, received last evening, says the steamer
aen. Terry, OH her way from this city to Fort
Custer, OIL ttle Yellowstone, broke l,er wlseel-
shaft and Knocked tho heatls nut nf both CYL
inlers seventy miles below tho mouth ut tho
Yellowstone. Sl,e will DO towel backcd To
Bismarck for repairs.
, 1880-05-13

A barn owned By e. D. Perry and used rs
Il carpenter-sl,op, Situated IN the rear Of his
new buildings at the corller Of s!xty-scventll
and Perry streets. was destroyed by firo
about II o'clock Tuesday evening. The fire
originated through the carelesncss 0f the
nff IL f tRted koroscn r. Sa',s@ @n "r a oss
amount to several hundred dollars.
, 1880-05-13
ADJOURNMENT.

6ptet4t nupatsh 10 TIE Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON. D. c., May l2-The Kcput-
ltcans Of the Ways and Means Committee
have lccIded to favor the resolution fixing
the date Of final adjournment at May 81.
They 10 this, thinking uldt it wilt be to the
advantage Of the party politically, mid know
Ing that, II Congress shall adjourn leaving =
great many important matters Of legislation
without action, the responsibility viii, OF
course, rest with tic dominant Democratic
majority. A good many Of the Democrats,
particularly froul ti,a South, 1t Is noticed, arc
much more opposed to an early adjournment
than they were one week ago. This Is in
part due 10 the great pressure OF private
interests. that certain mcasurcs on tho
oo,o,ln-s ~ tho t,,o TI,r.os .I,c1f In coneid.
eaoJ ata.o y. rart H. smv ,',t"i, n.rnot w. rns.
"nSu At,s'. ooAo'o y. .n' "" .s .,s', h".
s,oly oe Ieacneu u Eonstess Is o, ~ auJou1n
cfpitate tarlR discussion for campaign pur-
noses, even II thoy have no onttc!patton that
there can DO any tariff enactment, Some
other Domocrats desire to hnya Congress
hEAA1N IN SESSION
until after tho Republican Convention has
made It's nomination. so TINT Democrats can
publish. campaign speeches in tho Record
upon na lepuplcsn pla.1otn a,,o ea1a..
dates, a1ld yet adjourn before the Cincinnati
Convention, thus giving the Democracy MI
advantage. Soma of tile DentHcrats how-
avar ,yili ondcovor n nravnnt nnv actfon
@ 49,. .,'e m'" sao,,,,.;',,, III ,....ti
upoH tAe '1u1 auJo" o"fnmuht teaolutlo' u!!.h
tho new rule relative to tho counting Of the
Electoral yote IL adopted. Tic Democrats
anv that tf,nv ,y,l, rot nttnvy tha yicc-1,rret-
an,t -, nn,,,+ tha t.,,os ~ +ta, o,,, i,o,,, n
as',t @ , ~ Gout t ~ aoes J.. .roy ua', ss!G ~,
anu that II VIII DC very aatlge9ous ior taom
to p0stpolle nctlng upor this until tho short
-, z$o
tion htI1a and .ha li,ntto,t fima H. n,ipht mt
.H.s.. ~. e,s ~. W. 49,. .,.. to,.a 1,...1,
w p1Aes!ca' ~ ""ops ulo luie' Anc nep.'o'
llcans Will, OF course, resist any attempt 10
adopt this rule ut this or tho next session, as
tbny believe the entire scheme ia reyolutfoD-
nrv. and il ,1rsi1nei oniy In nivnnrr fhe mr.
tisnn intorests oi tic Drn1pcracy. irresuectiVo
OF fhe Constitutinn ar nj rirllt ;,r iustfce.
/ r,,,r ocu .rv .r,n,,o,,,,, T,ov cc,,.,,,.rpr
-. AhI oANs ~. ~. nn.H t.wN In
H-uaX ~ ,S,o,t o t,,,arta, W., 'a's Il. ts
fin,,sc nrnvttiinr fnr fi,n rniettinT ~ iii fho
axrnJftui ro,t6Ss ~ ifnloea fi,ts6 aSo,,t,1 he
pt tat toa.9, t n xn 1H,9 Az S,,o ~ ~
ngalli lnseIteu " sos 10TH " tno Sollnts, =,
me "Star" ro4te loudly VIII nave &atilcu Us
end unless tile House should refuse TO con
| Committee for the action Is that tho House
| nmnnftmnnt did mt do Justice either Ia
| hnnoaf rn,,frnrtnra nr the 1,rnnln njnur the
r"ntos. tfnt ti,nsa ,,.ar., ,,,,,{pi,ni nn,,niis,
.tt, hs ese "e,tw ~ rn,% v;}a TX
Wltn @ G eon.ractntS Gnlie1 o1 ifant' Wills I'9
P0st-Unlce otllclals VINO might 20 eq0aliY
| guilty did not receive O. censure. Under this
! amendment 1t WAS cOntended tllnt 1t WIS tn,
possible to tell whether tho expedited routes
| should be rclct according to the schedules
, 1880-05-13

JANKsv1LLE, Wis, Muy 12.-1Ylen Sonne-
bou, brothers, tai!crs, went to dinner to-day
they loft one of their number, nnmcd Henry
II. Mitchell, asieep with Ills head resting
upon bench. On their return he was III
the SAME position, but dentl. lie lntl been
on d spree Saturday md Sunday. lie was III
the l,nbit Of tnkIlg morphine, md probably
hu died from an overdose taken By lnlstAke.
, 1880-05-13

P1rrsnuno, May lo.-A special from Ever
EFT, Bedford County, Pa., this evening says:
Four 1arge bark sheds at the Tecumseil Tan
merry, belonging to j. u. 1Iayt j. Co., New
York. burned this afternoon. Tho sheds
Ing loss OF $4,000. Covered by Insurance.
, 1880-05-13
THE DOCTORS,

Special Dtspatch ia TN Chicago TThHHt.
GHAND RArIus, Mich, May G.--The hf-
teentil annual meeting OF tbs Michigan Stute
Medical Society begun hero to-day. with
about 160 ductofs from all Bcottona Ut ths
, 1880-05-13

ALrESrowS, pa., May 1a.-The hospital
and stables of tile Carbon Cntnty Alinsiaiise
were destroyed By fire last night. Mine
l,orses, twenty-four head Of cattle, and forty
hogs were burned to death.
, 1880-05-13

Special Dtspateh 10 Ths Chtfdao Tribune.
RocirEI.1E, ILL.,, May IA boy named
willis Henry fell into tho storo-Quarry pond
to-lny and was drowned.
, 1880-05-13
or its equivalent in itve stock. agricultural
implements, etc. 1hrlnk period OF twcuty<
ba
NOTES AND NEWS.
c1fnlsTfANcy's' D1y0HcE sIiT.

from tho bonds Of tnatrinony with Lille M.
Chr!stiancy. Tie papotB were ftcd III tho
Clerks oiIico atte1Ycry latu hour, md upon
being recorded were Immediately withdrawn
with a vlew of fkedpfnE them from repre-
sentattves of tho-prcss, but enough OF
their contents Is known to warrant
tho statement 'thht the Senator charges
nlultcry In VARIOUS instances. j. W.
oliver, representtpG Mrs. Christiancy, was
present, mid entered nh appearance for her.
This case, wlfe]ihas been kept very quiet
ty tho fftenda .af ex-senator Chrlstiancy.
win, In, the petural course Of events, soon
be made pisb,tc, unless by consent Of the
counsel a. bott, parties, tho case Is referred
to Master In Chanocry for the express pur-
pose Of preventing the publicity OF scanuaL
; GETTING EVEN.
During the morning hour In the House to-
day Mr.. Kelley reported bill to amend ccr-
tain sections OF the Revised Statutes. MI.
Towns''end called the attention Of the House
to tic fact that the title Of the bill In question
did not indicate in my way what It's cor-
tents were; that 1t s'co1,sstcd only Of Arabic
numerals" and wanted the Clerk to read 1t
In order that the House might know what 1t
was dealing with. The point OF all
tl1is will bo seen wien It IS remen-
bercd that when Townsl,enl's famous
TuriN bill WIS setting the House by the
ears, Mr.. Kelley. in great Indignation. de-
no,,ncctl the manner III which tho bill was
introduced rs "clleat and a fraud," be-
cause Its tttlp WIS all enigma consisting
purely Of Arabic numerals" Tile ret0rt Gf
Nfr.Tawnshend to-day was enjoyed by every
body but Kelley, who became lndignantnnd
said that the bill 'concealed nothing,
thougl, l,o could not say rs much for some
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And = a,co~dance with laH, and an order'o OF
THE :,ard Of Directors. made on the goth day OF
MAY, 1872, so many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock - may he necessary, viii be sod at
pahlic a,ction az the Office o: the company, No.
ga2 Montgomery street, San Francisco. Cali
.iiornia. on TUESDAY, the 22i day of July,
sS7J, at tire hour OF 2 clock P. ~ OF said day,
TO my elinq leat assessments thereon. together
with costs OF advertising ana expenses OF the
sale. ABRAHAM HAaoEf,
Secretary.
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L'osEao On GMEyT.

The ssle OF de'in1uent stock Of the above
manuel Company il hereby postponed until
TUESDAY. February nth, 1880, at the same
hour ana place. By order OF the Board OF d.
rectors.
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

The sale Of delinquent stock Of the above
named co,sv,cnv is hereby POSTPONED until
MONDAY. October 20th. 1879, At the same
hour and place. BY order OF tine Board OF
Directors.
ABRAHAM TIALSEY, Secretary.
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g A U 10 /!

The public are hereby cautioned not to pur.
chase OF negotiate for County Warrant No 1916,
drawn in favor OF j. II. job, for &6l co, on the
Redemption Fund. as the same has Leen lost
and the payment Of the same has been stopped
by notifying tho County Treasurer
/ TRUSTEES HUMBOLDr LODGE,
No. TO, 1. o. o. r.
Winnemucca, New, July 10, 1890 ii
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.
snE3A sLvEa MINING COMPANY.

Location Of principal place Of business, San
,s7raneisco California; location Vi WorNs, Hum
boidt county, neFada-
NO?fCG. There are Delinquent, upon the
soll,ylns described STOCK, Oh a:coInt OF assess
sn,ans NJ. 10, LEVIED on 6he % day OF May, 1879,
the several s'noan6s set opposite the names OF
che ressa:sivo shareholders, vs. fellows:
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sTr1H2MEyT.

The sale ri ln1pert stock Of the above
named CrwDaay is hereby postponed until
WEDNESDAY June IS. 1850. at the same hour
and place ~ sr lsr Of fine b1erl 81 Directors
ABlsAuAa HALSEY Secretary.
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POSITION EMENT.

rarned Co,nynnv is hereby postponed until
FRIDAY, December 19th, 1879, at the same
hoar ana place. BY order OF the Board IT Di-
rectors.
ABRAHAM IIALSEY, Secretary.
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& ~ 81: = t1s|
lN!As5N ! l; y
MOUSE FGE SALE.

A comfortable Dwelling Hotse, containing
two roonlG and . ldtcleu. Hith water fixtures,
and -FOUR lots pC,cFt1 hi good. suhstan.
tlal fence si'ua' u on foamh sttoet, Is offered
loor 'ole at bargain. For terns, inquire al
this office
NInnemuoeo. jury 81. l9sn I'M
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DR.. SP IN N Il \
Nd. IHKEARNY STREET,
Greats AIl Cironic and special Bi.
sSe;sSPS.

YOU NC MEN
WEO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
effects of youthful folies or indiscretion, will
do vel to avail them selves OF this, the greatest
boon ever laid at the altar of suffering humAni
r.. Dir SplNNEY will guarantee to forfeit
$500 for every case OF Seminal Weakness or pr
yate disease of any kind or character which he
undertakes and fails to cure.
sssDDAE-AdsEXD MEN.
There are MANY at the age OF thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent excavations
OF the bladder, Often accompanied with sight
srnarting or burn ng sensation and "a weakening
Of the system in q manner the patient can noe
account for On examining the urinary depos
its II ropy sediment will often be found, and
sometimes small particles CT albumen win az.
pear, or the color will be of q thin milAish hue
again changing to q dark and torpid APPEAR
ance. There are many men who die OF this diff
ficutv, ignorant OF the cause, which is the Sec
ond stage of seminal weakness. DR.. 5. will
guarantee perfect cure in all such cases, and a
healthy restoration OF the gento-urinary or
cans.
Gif,e Hours-10 to and to s. Sundays,
Io4h 10 to IL A. NJ. Consultation free Thor
Jug, examination and advice, 81.
Call or address
E,sl. SpsNNEE e. CO.,
No. IL kearny street, San Francisco
P. S.--For Private Diseases of short stand
ing, q iull course Of medicines. sufficient for a
cure, with oil instructions, will be sent ~ any
address en- receipt OF SO jy5-tf
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TIL +
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

S,t~i4 .stSSituue, Noct fIiit
Emission, Aversion 70 Society Dimness of Wis
ion, Noises in the Head, the vital fluid passing
unobserve1 in the urine, and many other di
seases that lead to insanity and death.
Hse. MENTAE will agree to forfeit Five
Fla ndresl Isellmrs for case OF this kind the
vaFAL RESTORATIVE (under his special
advice and treatnent) will n t cure. or for any
thing impure or injurious fornd in it. DER.
MuNTsH treats all Private Diseases success
fully without mercury. Consultation Fffe.
Thorough examination and advice, including
analysis Of urine S. co. Price OF Vital Re.
storaiiye. So 90 a bottle; or four times the
quantity, $40 90; sent to any address upon re.
ceipt Of price, or C. o. d., secure from observa-
ton, and in private name if desired, by
A. o.. s1EXsEE, "a. d.,
u kcarney Street. sam Francisco, Cal.
DH. ayST7E's KIDNEY REMEDY.
NEEissETEGUsg, cures all kinds of Kidney
and Bladder Complaints. Gonoruhoea, elect.
Leuoorrhoea. For sale by all druggists; 81 90
a bottle, six hotties for IS on.
Ds:. yETrgE's DiNDEIION PzE.aS
are the hest and cheapest D1SPEPS1A and
B1Llssli.s cure in the market. For sale by all
Druggists. d27-ly
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EsTEsAY NDTfCE!

A black Mare Mule, about four years cid,
branded wi horses head on the left hip,
weight about $50 or 700 pounds, and with sma
saddle marks en- It's back, came into my inclos-
ure last June. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges ard take the animal
away. 7. LAY.
Golconda, July %, 1890. jy29-2w
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l,oATPOyGMENI.

The sale q asiin1uanS Stock os the above
named Coa9aay is hereby postponed until
MONDAY, August 16th, 1880. at tie same hour
and place. iSr o,iAr Of the Board OF Directors
ABRAHAM HATSEY, Secretary.
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gr05TP3NEYa EMF.

The seie of delinquent stock Of fhe above
r.anel Co.soanv Is hereby postponed until
SATURDAY Aprll 17th 1889. at tlie same hour
and place Rv order Of the Board OF Directors.
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary
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EsaA.sTP9

Tire sale OF delinquent stock Of the above
nans1 Germany is hereby postponed until
THURSDAY. August 81. 1879. at the same noir
and place Fl or Ter OF the Board Of Directors
ABRAHAM HALSEY, Secretary.
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LOST OG STOLEN:

Twelve hundred and fly q ,250) shares Eu.-
lion OF Paradise NJ Co. Stock, certificate No.
955, in the name OF A. j. Shepard; also, 500
shares Bullion of Paradise II. Co. Stock, certif-
cate No 93l in the name OF Alexander Wise;
also 500 shares Bullion II Paradise VI. Co. Stock,
certificate No. 932, in the name of Alexander
Wise; and 500 ,harea Paradise N. Co. Stock, cor-
tiicate No. S6i, in the name OF J. A. Robins n.
All the above certificates are indorsed; assess
ment No. paid
TRANSFER OF the same having been stopped,
the public is hereby cautioned not to buy. ANY
person finding said Sto K will please return it
TO Alexander Wise, Winnamucca, or to A. w.
Siegel Paradise Valley, NeY.
a. w. SiEcEL, Sec'y
Paradise, July %, 1880. 2i-tf
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WEsTWARD-BoUND PASSENGERS.
The sonoma County Homicide Found to
be a Diabolical Murder.
PROGRESS OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Highwaymen Still at Their Work in Ne
vada County.
CALIFORNIA.
The sonoma County Tragedy DiaboIi.
cal Murder.

The s0nOma County Tragedy DiabOli.
cal Murder.
SANTA Rosa, December 1Sth.-The evi-
dence before the Coroner's Jury in the Mul.
len Brothers homicide case to-day, developed
a murder most diabolical and startling. Mi
carali, the only witness TO the killing, who
testified yesterday that it was done in self
defense, was again put upon the stand to-day,
and made an entirely different statement,
admitting that he swore falsely in many i'm
portant particulars in the first instance, and
that he had never been intimidated by the
Quackenbushes father and son, as to what
he should say. The Court directed the ar
rest of the old man Quackenbush, and he is
now in Jail. The jury found that William
Mullen was 45 years of age, native of
Massachusetts, and that he came to
his death by a pistol ball, fred from
navy pistol by Alfred Quackenbush
with criminal intent; that Charles Mullen
was native Of Massachusetts,, forty-two
years of age; that his death was caused by
rihe-ball, fired from Winchester rifle by Al
bert Quackenbush with criminal intent, and
that U. p. Quackenbush, the father of Al
bert and Alfred, who committed the murders.
is an accomplice to the killing. The efigies
of Albert and Alfred Quackenbush were sus-
pended from a tree, in the neighborhood Of
the Court house, this morning. The mur-
dered men were decently buried this after
noon at public expense nothing having been
heard from their relations. The Rev. DR..
Shepherd, of the Episcopal Church, officiated
the community, and some fears are enter
Sheriff feels fully able, however, to protect
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