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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-27
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U0nA1uaoL
Joa n. 6prtAssi Who 4 nov loeSted
at Wells. cane down b. the train this
morning. and returns Ills evening.
T. W. Crane is in from South Pork.
end is slightly crippled from Being JAM
med between . couple of horseb . few
days ago. sf.f vls.g. ~
Recorder 8. NJ Henley started for
Ban francisco this morning. He COOS
to consult an ooculist; no having e1pe-
rienced no Improvement in the condi-
tion of his eyes. 1850 uI Tgr
Thomas Short. OF Ruby Valley. Who
has been in town on business during
the week. departed for his home by the
h66n train to-day Cal Hank. who was
down from Halleck Station also return.
ed by the same train.
George Russell made a flying trip in
from the Southern rodeo yesterday;
returning to Willow Creek this morning.
where they finish the work. The rodeo
began in Dixie Valley and embraced
South Fork. Huntington. and that yis
cinity.
J N. High. n gentleman engaged IN
the cattle business. is in town from
D~lackfoot, Idaho. On his way down.
he crossed Suake river at a poiut near
where Russell 4 Bradley wintered q
large herd Of their stock, and informs
us that he met Mr.. Bradley who was
just starting eastward with IA portion OF
the cattle OF the firm.
Mr.. Tilden,s letter OF Withdrawal,
published on the second page, is u doc-
uinent we'll worth the perusal Of every
thoughtful person, irrespective Of party
affiliations. In it the cavlls OF those OF
his own party touching his passiVeness,
pending the settlement Of the question
of the Presidency through an Electoral
Commissioner. arc frlly answered, and
by his OWE voluntary act has proven his
fidelity to a noble cause, and rolled
back upon his the tide of cal
umny and utilization with which for
years he has been so unjustly Sssailed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-27
Murder VIII Out,

Rev. A.J. Merchant Yritcs from Free
donin, N. Y, 10 the Christian Adroeate,
describing az mn arrant imposter n wo.
man who calls herself "AIrs. Judge Wat.
son. Of California, or Of Philadelphia
and protesting to be "a converted Cath
olic." or n reformed druukard," etc.,
md showing letters from ministers In
the distance indorsins aud recommend.
ing hor as q lecturer. etc. The woman
Is OF medium size, light Completion,
light blue eyes. light hair and very
~tongucS;" She will probably visit
somo oihot section with n changed
namc. She has n bad record. and Is
utterly unworthy Of confidence"
The woman REFERRED to In tho above
itcn. will DO remembered by many Of
u readers, ns having iecturod hero
not long ngo In tho cause OF temperance,
mud sho will also DO further remembered
In connection with a little sensation
orcntod on tho night Of her
last lecture hero, caused by ihS
lecturcss. dcnouncing in public an osti.
mablc lady resident, for having spoken
dispnrngingly Of bor character. Some
feeling was created at the timo both for
and against tho woman, which In Wow
OF tho foregoing item, coming from so
roliahlo a souco. will DO apt to cause
those whose sympa,hios she aroused in
her own behalf to remember the old adj.
.ssc-"all that g~lil.crs IL not solk."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-27
Next doot TO Pos,omsSi
Dentistry.

DIR. NJ. W. Parsons tho weIl known
dentist arrived here last evening" itom
n protractcd visit through UtEr: He
departed this morning for Tdscarora.
where he will remain a few days, aid
then rc,nrn to Eiko. Those desiring
tie attention OF n frst.class dentist
should not fail to call upon tho Doctor
OH his return. His rooms aro at the
Depot Hotel.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-27

II is strange 30 many people will
continue to suffer day aitet day with
dyspepsia, liver contTsiht. constipation,
sour stomach, general debility, when
they they eau procure At my store Shi.
loh's Vitulifer, free Of cost II Il does
not Cure or relieve them. Price IS
cents, Sold W F. r. Muller, Drug.
dict.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-27
MIR. Tmdrn Wi,hth-aws.

Samuel J. Tildcn, OF New York. by n
simple stroke OF the pen, has effectually
circumvonted his political enemies in
New York and rendered oil the caIum-
MES Of the Republican press which for
tho last four years have been 80 indus
triously manufactured and circulated.
merely as sounding brass or tinkling
cymbal. A letter from him to the New
York delegation ut C%intihna,i, on Mon.
day announcing his withdrawing from
the Presidential race. did the business,
Hn1 Kelley 4 Go. have now but their
labor for their pains aud may chew the
quid Of sweet and bitter reflections.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-27
sir Ashley Cooper's vital Restora-

The great English remcdy-has made
more cures of Nervous Debility. Semi
nal Weakness, Lost Manhood, noctur-
nal emissions. lhssitudo. inability for
mental labor, despoudoncy aud such
diseases as are induced by youthful
follies md eIcesses, than oil other
mediciies Combined. Why will you
suffer? Send to A. E. Mintie. II. D..
No. IL Kearney street. San Francisco,
for the Restorative and be cured. Price
SO per bottle. Fpujr times the quantity
$40. Try a bottle. DR.. Mintie treats
all private diseases successfully with
out mercury;
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-27

Ladies who choose TO make or sh.
perintcnd tho making Of your wi gar.
menis. The most stylish aud perfect
fitting costumes can DO produced at a
largo saving id money by using tho
Domestic Paper Fashions. Patterns
mailed TO any addrc" OH receip. OF
price in postage stamps. Send stamp
for catalogue 10
J. v. EyASs.
domestic" Fashion Pnrlors,
SSn f~tdncisco
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-27
How Business Mcn Can save
Money.

An exchange says "the law steps in
to help the printer. by the last postal
decision business men can actually mako
money by getting their bills and slnte-
ments OF accounts printed. The law
made ont on paper that is printed nj the
head. they can DO sent through the mail
for II cent, the envelope being unscnl-
ed; whereas, II made out on imprinted
paper they will cost three cents. Thu,
by %patronizing the printer. two cents
Gun tie saved on every bill and state
ment that is sent through the mails. and
tina. will moro than pay for The cost Of
blanks"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-27
Black Pine District.

Thomas d. McMasters. q brother OF
Sam McMasters, and like the latter
who il we'll known here. an old-tims
thinning man, arrived from the eastward,
where ho has been visiting a number Of
mining districts among which was that at
Black Pine, Idaho, where old citizen
F.F. Marx, with his wife IL now located.
The principal company operating in the
district, is the Chesapeake & Idaho, Of
Norfork, Virginia. Of which AR. Marx IS
Vice President and resident t1embcf.
The principal mines Of the company.
now being worked, are the Savage and
Last Chance, upon which 90 men are
employed, and which, as Mr. MoAIas-
tots informs us, are yielding most salts.
fnciorily. The product Of the latter
consists largely of gold. some Of tho
ore nssayiug as high rs $1,000 in that
metal. to tho ton.
Mr.. McMasters, who is n gentleman
OF large mining oxperieHeei 80 faypreES
impressed with Black Pine District,
freely expressing tho opinion that in
due time II will rank among tho very
best in this whole interior region. The
district is situated % miles north OF
Kclton, In Idaho.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-27
Hotel Arrlvnln.

j. u. Rand, Bullion.
ID. Lindsay 4 family, Huntington,
4. II. Miller. do
]. W. Williams, M6Gnd.
J. q. Davidson, sattamcnto.
Rev. q. w. Gallagher. Eureka.
Alex. Wise, winnemucca.
Ed Montot, Denver.
Mute Shropshire, do
Leo Shropshire, do
J. f. Hall. Ciny Co. Mo.
Hugh McNeilly. Cherry Crock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-27
photography

Mhtry Durham, tho accomplished
photo5tArher, has soas oft on a brief
business trip, only, mud will reopen his
gallery on Rdlroad s,ree. on tho ist Ok
July.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-27
snap Judgment.

pattics leaving watches at ". detber's
jowelry establishment. will consult their
own interest by calling for them at tao
expiration OF three months or they viii
he sold to pay charges Of ropairiug.
Gerber says no can't live on old watches.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-27

A LAuuE invoice 81 tho celebrated
White lsyo Whisky iast received a, the
Com Saloon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-27
Hotel Arrivals.

j. W. Powell, Tuscarora.
Richard CHM, Virginia.
j. Randolph. tsland Mountain.
Henry Keith, Lamoillc.
j. n. High, Idaho.
Cal. Hank. Hallcck.
]. d. Barnes. Toano.
II. Miller. Cheyenne. 8A
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-27

FoR tamo back, side or Ghost uHso shi.
loh's Porous Plaster. Ptioe; 10 tohts.
Sold by r. +. Muller. DruSyih, Elko,
Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-27
An Important DerI.Ion.

From the Reno Journal we learn that
the appealed case, Chase vs.. Chase,
which was carried up from this county,
has just been decided by the Supreme
Court. The action was brought to re-
cover damages from defendant on ac-
count Of defendants horses and cattle
entering upon and destroying the crops
OF plaintiff. whose ranch was u%uinclosed.
The District Court found for defendant
and the Supreme Cour, affirmed the 10.
%cision, holding that n ranch owner
cannot recover damages Tor the dc.
siruction of his crops by his neishbor's
cattle aud horses unless the rsnch is
incloSed with n lawful fence. Iu this
State there is no law defining what n
lawful fence Is. but the Court holds that
In the absence of such q statute the
fence must be high enough and sufficient
in other respects to prevent ordinary
stock from breaking into the Enclosure.
This is the first decision on the points
involved made in this State.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-27

Last cvoniPs II. II. Doyhton and ".
II. Euuct;.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-27
LIST OF TRIAL JURORS
Fsr lie June Term. 1850.

Il S West Jos MCGOWAN
+ Abalo ii Schoonover
] Van Camp A Robertson
John J Wade III bliss
G W Morley d S Morgan
Is T. Wheeler Joseph Brobst
& WuBheim W A Harvey
j W Shearer o Thompson
A KeiHer ID Johnston
IL W Pierce Gus Hoffman
] NJ Atkinson EP wilkins
Jp Burns James Floyd
J b Brooks &c Doty
A ShelLurne Hallam
Michael Baxter John 4 Sullivan
j Alder c j Collins
Sam Sindleboom Vim Hazeltine
Geo + Williamson Cyrus Parker
Charles Stahe A Holman
s W Beers l.. L. Atkinson
j Il Dayton McGrath
i Sunderland Vim Kncpf
George Bird Charles Faxon
J W Beard 4 Mclaughlin
\ d Henderson Posile~aite:
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Arrivals.

sotttdnS syebing--Mra bnnks. n. D!
Lyot hinpia Iiarsch, Ida Hin md ~
Jacks.
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Departurss.

This morning Rosa Btown and Jas.
.tOhusoh.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-06-27
~ lu4tIIEa1fK.
O~lMHG0ND'G
NAB0B
Pure Whisky.

+ BOB WafskT Is % q
sinal prrparnIipps known. anA is hlgA1f-sNJ
Nervousness. xeakless, ptbnity, D1sp~t0As
Indigestion. etc. its. pcptarty thfoekksA
the Eastern States hHs h0(n groA1, a6Atf4
fo%s. 70 - Pseas Cs.;i 1890 Il -
Sr OF MassaehEsette. and Dr. Il. @. LV11S3
bsekot st. Loujas No. These eerttAentes%
postdfrSct n their AFrr1nG tAaS
the NASSb yhlsky lseS dthoat FxsSltis@tS
purest article thit eaI.ee 1esA 0tk6 6eAf-
FINALLY OF for Indigsstiop. eHa NervoaA,AA1
ions, and can Be nscd with the u~tnoeteoeAS
dence. The Analysk sheHs lAek this WliskI
o,he. deie,.1oss :aSsiSsees: sifNHssT
further says that u In pure. OF Snpfrtpr 9nAlkd
~. and suitable for .dIetctie and me0eteAI
purposes, such rceomi9e ndatioah iSrstiEa
strongest that can be fnfuIsAed, and a. thffS
are thousands OF letters tostiftnE TO The neTt
its Of the whisky as = family rrnfrdy -
tonic. no further proof Of liz exeslIenee nfNH
Be given. Since, the Nabob AedtcaIed ThbskL
has been introduced, the Mediol FserN. ~,
dlseoyed properties which make n vaI1a6iS
~ q Blood Purifier. ~ 1910 e
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tAdvcrtIrrd LettrE IL.,-

Tho following Is n list o. letters 70.
mnihing In tho Blko onlce. Unclaimed.
for the ~oek ending Saturday, juno y,
1890, ..
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-02-14

We learn from the Detroit papers that
at recent meeting of the stockholders
of the Detroit & Cleveland Steam Navi-
CATION company it was formally decided
to run the new side-wheel steamer City
of Cleveland, now building at WyandOtte.
on the route between Detroit and Macki-
nav. 1t is stated that this steamer will
be one of the finest boats on the lakes,
and built with special reference to speed.
This makes the fourth boat that has
been positively announced for the shore
route for the coming season. The Pearl,
st. Paul, Marine City and the new one
referred to above. All of them are good
boats and will be credit to the route.
Elsewhere we refer to the sale of the
st. Joe, long on the route, and the prob
ability of new and better boat taking
her place. This would make five, and
should the new steamer make two trips
per week, Jas has been talked of, it would
give Cheboygan and Mackinac boat al
most every day by the way of the shore
route, in addition to the daily line of the
old reliable Northern Transit steamers
which will m axe competition lively and
afford low rates both for passengers and
freight, and give facilities unsurpassed
by few lake ports,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-02-14

point to an unusually large increase 01
consumption.
"Your committee would, above all, sus-
gest the necessity of stability in prices
In the event of too high prices, as is ap-
parent to all, the demand might be
checked and over production be encour-
aged"
The report was heard attentiyely, but,
according to the programme, no action
was taken upon it, the great aim of the
meeting being to draw out the opinions
rather than take formal action. sh
The committe on stocks next reported
through Mr.. Bassett. He said that there
are now 2,OOOOGOOOO, feet of lumber in
the country, and that of this vast
amount about 1,51O,OOO,OOO feet are trib-
utary to the market of Chicago and the
West, while nearly One-third of that
amount goes East. There had been a
very considerable sale of stock since the
1st of January.
The rest of the session was spent in
discussing the subject of grading, rail
freights, and advancing the price, upon
each Of which subjects, nearly every
member gave some opinion, but action
was confined solely to suggestions, and
after passing a few complimentary
resolutions the meeting adjourned.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-02-14
CONDE NSED NEWS

The Iowa House of Representatives
men eligible to the legislature. g Fl
A new afternoon paper is to be issued
at Leadville in few days. which will
be the seventh daily journal in that city.
Inside of an aerolite, lately found at
NOrwalk, CT, was discovered fossil an
imal resembling a lizard, which has
been sent to New York for examination.
Some important evidence was taken
before the Exodus committee on Satur-
day. tend to show that the negroes in
South Carolina are disfranchised to all
intents and purposes.
A contract has just been let for the
first 81 miles of the new Minneapolis &
Northwestern railroad. to run 250 miles
into the northwest. The capital for the
whole road is ready.
The daughter of Ex-Secretary McCul-
lOch is the pioneer of amateur female
banjOists in New York, as well as the
champion, Professor DOremus's daugh-
ter taking second belt.
Malone, the newly-elected senator
from Virginia. is giving the Democrats
a good deal of trouble, as it is possible
lie will side with the Republicans, hav.
ing nothing in common with the bOur.
bOns. s-slraH
There is large cargo of supplies from
England to the negro refugees, detained
in the New York custom house for the
payment of duty. A resolution has beer
introduced in congress to remit tht
duties. a5 .esa-
DR.. Alex. Martin, of Ottawa, Ont.
boasts of having the smallest poodle puI
in the universe. 1t is two and hal
inches long, and weighs something lik'
half pound. Its mother turns thu
scales at three and half pounds.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-02-14
A Card.

To the Citizens of Cheboygan and Vicinity:
We publish this card for the benefit of
a great many Of our citizens who do not
understand what the object of the band
is in erectinga skating rink. We desire
to state that our object is not, as great
many think, for the purpose of making
money for ourselves out of the enter
prise. But we have erected large build
ing which has cost us great deal of
money and several, if not all of the Band
members have more or less divOted sew
eral days work in completing this build
ing from which we never expect to Sc
cure cents worth of benefit individually
Our object in giving rise to the enterprise
for the purpose of making our Organiza-
ti0n permanent one and for the improve
ment of the same and as it is to the in
terest of the citizens as well as US, that
we should have good band. p
Last spring we purchased new set
of instruments in order that we might
produce good music. We also purchased
new uniform that we might present a
respectable appearance i'm public, with
out asking any donation from the citi-
Zens. We then procured the services of
a teacher that we might improve i'm our
musical ability. We circulated sub
scriptiOn paper, asking our citizens for
their signatures for so cents per month
to assist in paying our teacher and sue
ceeded in getting $50 signatures and
from that amount we could only get
$500 so we had to dispense with his
services and pay what was due him out
of our little fund. Please notice what
citizens of other towns have done to sup
port their bands. The citizens of Ionia
purchased 100 season tickets at $500
each for concerts given by their band
twice week on the public square. The
ladies of Greenville furnished their band
with new uniform. The citizens of
Sault Ste. Marie bought their band a
new set of instruments. The citizens of
Alpena decked their band with a mag
nifcent uniform costing 1850. What
has ChebOygan done. iG
We have offered you public amuse-
ment from time to time, and yet you
don't feel disposed to patrOnize us. Now
we have done all that we possibly can
do and without your liberal patronage
it is only question of itime, when we
will be obliged to leave you without a
band. The BAND.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-02-14

Grand Central, c. Mills, prop; Douglass
House, j. S. Douglass, prop; Benton
House, NJ. A. Gallagher, prop; Pioneer
House, +. nj. SammOns, prop; Cass House
A. LeGault, prop; fremont House, NJ
Rapin, prop.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOPS.
H. A. Blake, Perry & Watson.
BLACKSMITHS.
O. S. Clark, W. c. Hayes, Joseph Pell.
enZe, Charles Hicks.
FLOUR AND FEED.
George P. Langdon, ]. ]. Cueny.
CONNECTIONS AND NOTIONS.
H. j. A. Todd.
SEWING MACHINES, PIANOS AND ORGANS.
James O'Conners.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS.
CD. Farmer, j. M. Zorn, VIM. Crane.
HARNESS MAKERS.
j. c. Mulvaugh, H. Tuttle.
LIVERY STABLES.
C. A. SmOlk, Jos. Affair, VIM. Divine.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
Z. j. ROSenblad, w. H. Scott.
CIGAR MANUFACTURER.
R. III. Werner.
BRICK MAKER.
P.Sullivan.
GRIST MILLS.
McArthur, Smith & Co., VIM. Myers,
Black River, town of Grant.
FEED MILL.
G. P. LangdOn.
PLASTERERS AND MASONS.
Allen Mcdonald, Strippic & Lasker, A.
Cardinell & Son, Daniel McKervey, Chas.
Briselden, VIM. Virgins,
STAGE LINES.
Cheboygan & PetOskey, Littlefield *
Crumley, props; ChebOygan & Mullet
Lake, Hermann K9hler, prop;
COoPERs.
Charles BrannOck. sr; George Paquette
Charles BrannOck, jr; Edward Paquette
MILLwRIGHTS.
j. B. Macarthur, Jerome Leavitt, A. j
Carey, j. T. P. Wharf, VIM. II. Daily.
HACKS AND EXPRESS.
Ivory Littlefeld, Foster S. Abbott.
BREWERS
Hentsehell Bros.
BOILER MAKER.
Wm. Hess.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
G. ID. Y. ROllO, j. P. Sutton, Shepherd
& Fife.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-02-14
Resolutions.

WHEREAS, Hon. j. A. T. Wendell has
been suddenly removed from us by death,
therefore.
Resolred, By the Board of Supervisors
of the County of Mackinac. of which he
was lately member, that we have heard
with deep sorrow of his sudden taking
off" in the prime of his life and when
there seemed to be before him many
years of usefulness and honor.
RESOLVED. That as legislator, for sew
eral terms in the Capitol of our State, he
wOrthily represented the interests of our
county, and by his enlarged and liberal
views helped to frame such general leg
islatiOn as has contributed to the honor
and prosperity of Michigan.
ResOlued, That his intimate acquaint-
ance with the public men of the state
and with the interests of the northern
peninsula, cOnjOined to his enterprise
and public spirit were such that the
citizens of our county could safely look
to him as a man capable of forwarding,
and anxious to forward, all works in
which our county had direct and per-
manent interest, and that in these re-
spects his death has OccasiOned a void
which cannot be replaced.
RESOLVED, That we recognized in him
a man of marked character, of singular
originality and independence of spirit;
whose life for years formed part of the
history of our county, and that in his
official and public life he was guided by
honor and generous view of the inter-
ests of our county and of the community
in which he lived.
Resolred, That in his social relations
he was distinguished by rare intelligence
and that observance of prOpriety which
constituted the true gentleman.
Resolved, That copy of these resOlu-
be placed upon the record of the pro-
ceedings of this board, and that they
be published in the PetOskey Democrat
and the NORTHERN TRIBUNE of ChebOy-
gan and that copy Of them be forward
ed to the family of the deceased, and
that we assure them of our sincere re-
spect for the husband, father and gen.
tleman in whom so many claims to
honor.
At special meeting of the Board of
Supervisors Of the county of Mackinac,
held on the 4th day Of Feb. 1880. the
subjoined resolutions were offered and
adopted. @ ..-;4s-f -.-
John RIDDLE. County Clerk.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-02-14

A bill has been introduced in the New
York legislature making it q misde-
meanOr for any female to engage
in go-as-you- please walking match,
or for any owner or lessee of any build
ing or grounds to permit such match
on his premises. -'
James Wyllie, the Scottish checker
player, who was defeated twice in Amer
lea by Yates, the Brooklyn boy player.
is out in challenge to the world for
$500 to $1,000 side. He will play any
American, giving the odds of two in II
games. He also mentions several Brit
ish players Excluding Martin) to whom
he will give two to five games start.
Major Morrow reports to Gen. Hatch
by courier via military telegraph Office
at Aleman, on tornado del MureIo, that
on Tuesday morning of last week he
compelled Victoria to fight on the lava
beds on the east side of San Andre noun
tains. The Indians fought desperately
all day. but toward evening were COM
PEELED to abandon their position and fly.
Major Morrow is in hot pursuit and ex-
poets to make Victoria stand. The loss
OF the. troops was one man killed and
four wounded. Psi u 5f @