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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-12-24

Another decision upon the Question
When Annual Work Is to be Done.
Independent. b.. r..
Commissioner Williamson has written the
following letter to Mr.. A. M. Essler In reia-
tion TO the time when the annual labor must
be performed on mineral claims 4"'. g
- DEP ARrMENr OF THE INTERIOR, D
s4 o. lGig.fGENERAL LAND OFFICE, 7
se-- WASHINGTON, ID. G.,Nov. N, 1850. }
a. M. Esler, Esq, Helena, Moatana: yl
osIK---In reply 10 your letter Of the 18th
instant you are. advised that sectiont2 Of the
act Of January S2S, 1880, provides; t"Thhat
the period within which the work required to
| be done annually all unpatented mining
claims shall commence On the first day 81
January succeeding the date Of location o.
such claim" &c. .abGBt 3IJu1 oLi moi o.,
No ease has been presented for decision or
the point st aled by you, but inreply to let
tes of inquiry this Office has construed said
provision Of law to require that the, annual
| improvements shall be made during the cal
endar year, and that no labor performed or
l tile claimpris to, the first day Of lJanuar!
4 succeedipg.t the date Of location will be cred
tied upon the expenditure required the mrs
year. sliding madI g,1 cu.5.vogg bnG
i Therefore. as q more direct reply to you
inquiry, that upon mining claim located II
September, 1879, the first annual improve
ments must be made during the year 1880
and the required expenditure must be mad
annually thereafter. according 70 the calen
dar year. until entry has been made. Other
lwise the claim will be subject TO re-locatio
by other persons. .srarr5 la.s
Very respectfully,
IN. j. A.. .WILLIAMsoNs Commissioner.
4As "@ Miners' Notes.
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vented? What countries use them! G3.,
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In evidence OF payment when attached ~
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-12-24
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MINING CLAIMS.

| Another decision upon the Question
When Annual Work Is to be Done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03
i:on from lie 9Th apd b dsltio: sre Too mcarge
10 indcste results.
LATER.

Crlpcpcr-OMcal returns not i9.-Blrbour
carries every p:eoicc in the county. His ma.
iority 10 tie county Cannot be under 400 Rs
scjlst, rs a. Cu1eper voted for Baylg, rep.
Clarke, (offcal. )-Hapcock, LOT; Garfield,
$50; Maboce ticket. So; Barbour, $50; Bayly,
352;; WI!isns. l0t. This is the largest vote
ever csat in Clarke, AID q democratic gain OF
l45.
L1udcu,-Ful returns rot in. The demo.
crats have c,r,isd the county for Hancock aud
Barbour By 1000. Only 40 Malone votes were
cast 10 tho country.
Rappahanucck-The vet, ct Woodsille IL as
follows Barbour, lis; Williams. d.; B'ylg, Al.
7 his pin! vas considered the nrecinct 10 which
Brbour would TO tea:eD. n, other returns
ir.m the county. It ia safe to say it Will give
400 msjority for Hacc OK aud BIrbnur.
The official vote gives Barbour $40 msjt1ity
over Bayly. Rut small rtsdjusier vote Was
cat - =,
Madis,n-Returts COT 10, save from Oak
Park. Which gives Barbour lis Bayly los,
Williams % HaDcock l57, Garfield l2S. Ma
boso tickle. 81. The oouoty is c,Dsidcre Safe
for uaaceck AID Barbour By $50.
OranSe-Rsturns not 10. Indications are tha'
Otengo has goro about $50 to 800 mi irlty tor
3 ,rbUur.
Warm, tcficisl l-Haucock. 92l; Garfield
l43; Mahore, 70; Btr52ur, S7l; B,yly l6i
Williams, 90
Farq licr -Ratui1s 10; 10, butthc democrats
hsva carried the oounty by 2G0 for Hatc.cs
and Barbour.
Frederick, iGc'udinc CITY OF Witchesttr. (cfh
cial )-Hercock, 1874; Garfield, 7GG; Mahone
ii;kst, All; B.rb:ur, 1859; B:5Iy 10; Will
!isms, 551.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03

The FIRST BANKS We are generally told
10 bstoriss Of banking, as, for instance. 10 that
by Gilbars. that tie 6rs. nsIioual bank wisthst
of Venice. founded 10 the yess ll51 but agree
With Dir. Mcleod that this institution vas not
at first, 10 coy sense. true bank. The Stale
being deeply involved 10 deb: its creditors wers
formed into corporation, and the debts made
transferable like our e,rsols. ltwas not uutl
1887 tlat the restitution bsgsa u tsks money
on deposit Tho dept sitoss rec:i7ed credit
on tbs backs books equal to the sexual weight
of the bullion plec,d there, which tho bsrk %
dertook to kesp intac; in is vaults, and to re-
pay to tho depos:tor at any time OF to transfer
to any ono elss. The earliest real hshk was that
of Barcelona, founded 10 l40l. In this cass
the city funds were made responsible tor any
moneys in:rusted to the bark, which cot only
resolved deposits but exchanged money and
discounted bii|s The Bank of Amsterdam Was
founded in 1909. The s,oalled Bank OF st.
George. at Genoa. dstes back to l4O7, but does
not appear to have done q genuine banking
business until 1875. The Bank of Stockholm,
which commeaced 10 1868, was the hrst bank
in Europe to issue bank notes. whiob. unti!
that time, were totally unknown 10 the West
although, as We have seen, they bad long been
10 use 10 Chins.-1hs Nineteenth Century.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03
THE ELECTION IN VIRGINIA.

Returns ir&m various psr.s OF the STATE, 50
far as heard from. Indicate he triumph of the
regular democratic ticket ever both the r:rub-
lean and Malone !ickst. 10 tic FIST dis!Ilc:
Gsrrisoo, dem, il CHOSEN 10 the ssco.d it ia
centrally conceded that Dez:rdo,i. rep, is
elso.ed; 10 lie ;hifd. George D. Wise. dem ;
10 tho fourth. Jcrgeoseu, rep 10 the fifth,
Cabell, dem. in III, tix:h, Allen, dim E; in
the seventh, Tucker. dem 10 the eighth, Bar
bour. DEM. ard 10 he riolb rouErs are meagre'
but Indications ara that thcr, ia cl2so contest
belResn Trigz. dem, ADD Fulk.:soo, read.
Tho MshoDc VOC 10 tho State falls for b,ow
even the republican minority.
ALEXANDRIA CITY AMI CnENIY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03

No body at all scq tainted With public feeling in
This country hiss expected any thing else than
democratic defeat since the Indiana election OF
last month. Therefore, while the conservatives
regret the defeat. they are by no means disap-
pointed. They are, however, confirmed in their
belief that there is e1caotion to the rule con-
corning the asu'ging icAaences CT time. ard
that that exception relates to northern hate for
the South. which entertained before the war and
made deadly by it. goes on Increasing with tho
lapas Of years. The radicals nurse their hatred
for the South to keep it wsrr. Most conquer
ors, especially these who have de tested brave
people, are IN 'gnaninous, and if there be any
advances toward the rs'establishment OF friend.
skip, such professions co ae from Thorn: but ell
this is reverted in tho csse Of the radicals They
are devoid Of tbs GU siity OF msgnanlmity are IN
capable of such IN emotion, and the otars for re-
contilia!ion no. oaiy hsVo to c>me from tho
South, but are invariably spurned and sco!n.
fully rejected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03
New York Papers on the Election.

NEW York, Nov. 3--The Sun OF to day
sass regarding the election: James A. Garfield.
Of y aio was yesterday elected President OF the
United States, ss succ sssor 10 mr. Hayes, OF
Ohio, tho fraudulent President. The rtputll-
can party hhvo carried this State BY o mtj Nlty
of about 80 600, and they bavo also carried the
States Of Now jersey and Connecticut, which,
with this Stale, WaIc necessary to democfanc
succ :ss. II appears OF this Grliog that 1t one
parry has the solid South the othsr party has
the told Nor.b. 10 aoothtr article 1t Says !:
When party abandobs ia successful and de-
serving lesders; when party allows its enemies
to dictate who stall and who Shall not be lib
nominees; when psr!y opens lis osmpsigo By
marty has ehown itself to be worthy OF dsfes!-
suoh sigma! dpie,t IS has Is: overwhelmed the
democracy. The article concludes: Whatever
the controlling causes may have beer, the del2
ocrats ere bsaer. Lot then tLko tho doseas
ike men. The r,pu.lioau bav5 undoubtedly
Soae many things 10 c.rry The colotry, which
wills not hello them 90 tho road to Heaven. bus
then there have been aOpe Irictlce5 Oh the
democratic side lot altogether salltlg. There
is one thing to be said aoou. Garfield Cakes
Ames Is dead, and be o.n hsVo no more tram
ssctioos with him We VII Try 10 do him ju,
tice We viii praise him if BIO affords US an
opportunity. At the samttins We will Vaeh
him as man not deserving sush high trrst
shnud &, watched 10 the ofdcs Of Pr s:dent.
Under The head of AFTER Garfield, Grant, ;, =,
tie World seys: Lis ia one ssnss matter OF
oope,aulstion. sai il another t,r c1ndoleEce
thss the prosidsrc7 Of Garfield. uuliks the
ptesd .bcy OF Hayes, has been secured not By
the frauds Of politicians as much cs b7 tho folly
OF voters. At aey rate it is certain that The
cause os c n.raz alton, OF s rong CIV roment,
and, let Us p!sin!y say. ofinptrlal sn. has b'en
more sigaslly fnr;hored by the election OF Gar
fId than By aDy other event 10 our history.
Hsprily the contie asi control OF the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES is assured ky the election OF
Yesterday 10 the enemies of esDtraEzri>n. Lot
the members of the House of Representatives,
deysts themselves be1 c,fotth to showing
that the msterisl icterests not less than the
polt:c,l freedom of The people Of this c,untty,
arc bouud UP WIKI ths ftrtunss OF the damo'
cratic conservative party.
The Tfibane has Gao following: "Tbis re-
suit is an answer to tho solid South. If the
South can learn anything it ought to learn that
it's blind brutal snd csuseleas soidsy 2in1d-
or. It displays an aggressive sect onai eprie for
which there has not been the shadow of an e1-
cusa since 1876"
Tbs Herald ssys: SIT is plain however thst
tho country docs NO. fai CT the solid South, and
that it does no. admire the lack of brains snd of
principles for which tho democratic canvass was
ckit q ? conspicuous"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEkLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER

The obligation o. the State debt is as sacred
in cur eyes new as it evsr WAS, and We shall
continue TO urge lis payment. not only Oh moral
grounds, but ss the best pr s,ble means OF ad-
vsroing Virginia's material welfare. But all
people are not alike. and ss Virginians are
only human, 80 shall rot be surprised if ma
iority cf them nsxt November shallregaId with
Indifference tho a!liaros Of the negroes With the
Mahonites. formed by express command OF the
republican rational committee, and LIT that
combination raaGj1st or rapudiato q. its pleas
urs tho indebtedness of tho State, large Dor.
ton CT which is due to Northern people. They
could give IS q reason for such Indifference the
fac. that they had fought long and manfully for
tbs right to pay Just debt, and were on the eve
of acquiring it when the p,o1ls to whom
largo portioa Of tia. debt is du, allowed their
hste to get tie better OF their Judgment aud
Instructed the political party to which they b.
long to unto with those who arc opposed to the
payment of the debt. and ooud say that they
asc cot anxious to tax themselves heavily 10
order to pay creditors who have done all they
could toward delaying, hipdsring and prevent
log ths payment Ct the debt. Iho natioasl
republican committee Issued special orders to
the republicans 10 Vireinis to unite With the
rspudiaiing Mahouises in th;ir tff,rt to defeat
the democrat c2asty-a fundamental principle
ofwhcse platform was the payment of the State
dsbt-and to vote for men gho openly advocated
- =
to The ps!ional as Se as the State debt Many
homes. Vireinian7. who have heretofore been 10
favor OF paying tho last cent cf cv:Fy debt tue
State twos will. 10 const qaerce Of these crdcra,
b, wiIliog 10 leave the settlement Of the Slate
debt, especial7 that part Of it held 10 ito
Northern States. to tho tender mercies OF the
al lance. formed By command Of tho radical party
OF The North, between tho negroes apd the re-.
pudisiUg Mshoniies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03
Amidst the general vase of democracy tie

Amidst the general vase Of democracy tie
enc bright spot visible to day is Virginia, where
the democratic host won great victory ever
both its opponents, the negroes and their allies
the Mahonites The latter wtnt into tne
corAiot With the proud boast tdst they we're 60
strong that they were tbo7o aud beyond The
necessity of any assistance from the democrats
ard that their electoral ticket would sweep The
State by thirty thousand. The result proves
that Of tbs three tickets 10 Tie field theirs re-
ceiyed not only the smallest number Of votes
but vote 50 small as 10 be positively ,idlculcu;
when considered in connection With thu boast
ipg that characterized thtir sroundIsss assar
tons previous to the election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03

Ths Richmond Wulg Of to day has learned
editorials on "aiissoosacy' and "conpsrDliTe
jurisprudence" fitting r,fcious sitter the
election. 1t d,esn't biistlo to Gay With italc1 CT
small caps. arl has co brilliant solicitations or
caustic paragraphs. |! says of the election:
10 Virginia the figures arc uufavorablo TO
the rea6justers-to eur ioteuse amazsmCDt.
We may remsrk, nevertheless, that there csn
be 90 doubt of tho iscs that tho State debt will
be 10 issue next year.
Well now there's 30 uso getting mad about
III! Its what you might have expected. Vir'
ginians viii be HrgmtanS sod do and say as
you will they wont 90 back on their "old
mother"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03
Special Correspondence of the AIera. Gaze

Special Correspondence of the ALe1a, Gazette.
WASHINGTON. D. O., NV. g. 1880
The resul. of the election was known last
night, when the streets were throDged With
eager aid arxious crowds. aWaiticg The rscep
tioo of the Geographic bulletins. TO day, there
fore, the interest is considerably .bited, ard
only sun al numbers of idlors surround the sew
ersl bu;ls,in boards.
The democratic defeat has been q crushing.
end. probably. an effsctual ous. The radicals
have elected their candidate for President. and
have q j>rity in both branches OF
C,nerets. estimated to he ten 10 the
House aud e6e 10 the Senate, and the
latest news is that Graco has bcCn d.
ten!ea for Mayor Of Nav York, and New jersey
has a'so gooe for Garfield and completed the
solid North. This, l may say. ia DOT dlsogree-
able to many Southern democrats who say 1t IS
we'll to have The lines drawn distinctly.
1t is reported bero that tulldrz.og was carried
to al almost Unlimited exteot IN Alexandra
Yesterday, sod that even the Mayer OF ths cry
ADD bis polios ssisted in driving republican
voters away from The polls. and is bodily assert
ed thst were it uscsssly to SCORE republ
can msi irity 10 tho House Mr.. Barbour
would 20 excluded upon this ground.
Some say an effort will be made 10 exclude him
anyhow. and bas. tho reason 8 tor 30 doing upon
the assertion that como voters IN tho Sd Ward
had DO. deposited their ballots when the pol's
closed. Suah is the way in which radicals tWlst
things 10 suit their own purposes. Gen. Chal-
mers, il is saiS, will aso BIO denied admission
and some of the South Carolina members for o
o,hsr reason than the fact thst they live In dis
tticts in which the NJ groes have majority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03
Iowa,

DEsNoINEs. Ioaa. Nov. 3-Gslfald's na'
iority in the State IS .O00-saio Of oG 900 ever
last gear. S,Iid Congressional delsgsticD.
TIE RESULT.
WAsHIETog 2. O Nov "a IS 2. MIA.
ter afternoon dispstches in general coIGrm end
give in gre.te- detail morning pew:. G7sce Is
probably eltC,sd Mayor of New York by &
small majority. Tho N. 7. Evening Posts dis
patch received at p. N. says tie democrats
claim Nov jersey on electors and Go'ernor;
also it is said Nevada and Calfornia with the
Legislature in the lattsr State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03

A dispatch from Warrentoa to the Richmond
Wing soyt: I'VE hold cur OVID, exactly
which 'oWn" is thus stated by The same COR
respondent: "Funder ticket. 457; Barbour, 400;
republican ticket. 275; 8. P. Bayly, Isl; read
iuster ticket, is; Ger. Williams, &c. Thirty
ono negroes voted the funder ticket; mono voted
the readjaster ticket" Yes, this is holding
"cur CEo,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03

kegretting the result of yesterdays cleo
ton. the democrats of Virgins have never hat
better reason for feeling proud of their positiJu
They have again vindica.ed the honor of theil
"old mother''-God bless herl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03

New Jersey has always had warm spot in the
affections of the people down this wayne don't
ssy South. IS it might prejudice her claims to re.
cognition when she applies for admission into
The Union
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03

Virginia yesterday hurled back to the radicals
of the North the imputstion that her sors were
regulators, and showed to the people of the
world that, withcu. the faithful allies" Ma.
homes strength in this State is Insignificant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03

There may be nothing in luck, but i! looks
very much IS if Garfield WAS lucky man. He
is at present member of the House Of Repre-
sentativea. Senator elect, and was yesterday
elected Prssid ent-so called. There is some
consolation in knowing that he can't occupy
thrse pls 80 at the same time, as philosophy
used 10 teach,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03

The vote of 'the resdjusters"-so cslled-tha
was to have exceeded that of the democrats BY
''3O COU-t MARK IT'-feil rsther below the es
innate. according to the returns 80 far received
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03

There is much less "brzzins" on the part
some people on resdjustelism tfan there Wal
prior to the election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03

The necessity OF an additional voting pl.c' IN
the bird ward of this city was made apparent
Yesterday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03

The election being over. We are for the
material prosperity of Alexandria and Virginia
hrst. last and all the time" as the late stump
Orators were wont to e1prsss it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03

As the returns came in last night we were
forcibly reminded of the dispatch received by
one OF our citizens on the night of the I'd of Nov.
ember whenGreeley ran against Grant, and which
WAS about as follows: Everything gone 10
h-l-oarticulars unnecessary"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03

Tho "3lue book" has been quietly Replace
upon the shelf. and the "ins" feel as com'ortao
as "a bug in rug"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03

For some time there was dis, u.e as to Nj
Barbout's title. 1t was established yesterday
It is now HON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03

I've got i; al l,sr," sad the ecr:2l a}4 49,.
been coughing tor months ed Who icuot b.
cough subtu,d by bo,;E 81 DE-, Bats U,a.A
Syrup. 25 Gtns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03

Hoe. J. s. Barto1r he's majority of j.ctc--
mag DO 4; ore-and carries every coa-t5 - nc
Gi:tric!-Which il complimentary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03

All Is lost save the honor of the Cid CJm mon
woslth and New JerseYl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03

4 msrlisge l,o1s, w4s i,sl,J II W.:!i:agoa
yesterday to Jud5oa Il. MgDla-!4 ADD Ml!y
Il. Dauuiu2:on, b1rh OF Fot EJ3.2. III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03
FROM WASHINGI ON.

Three twenty inc beats one forty seven
suEo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-03
Office Of the Charlottesville and Ea.i .
Rail:C.u S,uuanY

A.sxsIG;ir. Va, Uct,b-T Z5.9, - !
THE ANNUAL AGETiHG Of tna ..-.-,
l. holders Of the CHAELUT rKS VILE cit
kAPLDAN RAILROAD Cc. will oe he'd =.
the General Olfics Of tie W. q Va a;i'. a"@
Great Southern Railroad Company il hcE.E-
dria, Va. on ~ s5UAY, the 18th Dug {! 10
ven Der, 1850. ct | O'clock j. IN.
BY order CT the Direct0-a
HENRY StAUKic-
oci25- ,wd S.c:9t,:T.