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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-07
EWARD.

EWARD--S50 Rewara--rwo mulcs stolen
III from my farm. live miles north OF nalas,
ON Wednesday night, February 9th one brown
mare mule, about 10 hands highs one sorr J
horse mule one sizc 'mailsr, III branded 81
| Il shu ulder HR Qhe letters Connected, Tie
above reward will be given f-r mules and thief
s. w, Row febIdHtW3g
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FIRE

New York, Feb. e.--The large factory Of
Smith & Crane, on West Tweniy-ninth
street, was destroyed BY FIRE this morning
Loss 100000.
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FOX sALE.

NOR SALE-A small place, one mile from
IL Dallas, suitable for gardening or Il, ity
will sell cheap; Tor iurthtr in formation inquire
OF Ed. Culmer, Live Oak street opposite Bick
College iebl lw
NOR SALt-Ths Abney farm, situated ON the
L Decatur road, . miles W 81 OF Dentol,
Denton county, Texas. This tract Is 100 acres
Of black sandy prairie, with 500 acres la cul IL
vution, y neat framed tenant houses, good reS-
idencs of rooms, with Il hall and pantry; good
harn aud plenty OF water. For sale rs a Whole
or In any sized lots Address 4, We Abn y,
Abney 'sFarm 4. o., Denton Co., Texas.
jan29lm
NOR SALE-Lolsf r safe - Eight lots, fiye
L. on elm street. eRnt Sycamore. and three
others, extending back 10 Pacific avenue, with
good cottage house, and n beautiful ~ '"n on
same. Inquire of j. Browning, 1867 Elm st,
jan16dlm
EOR SALE - Three handsome residences,
Y ga ncr i've nnk und Pe ri trcrt> both
Argr uU,Y yards, 2lWl lWi ks suppiird with
wa,rr ilun, w;uUr wurwS. Earn W III an rN-
rlc ground ci I. II and uut-GuUrrN pnc-,hnd
cash, the rcm nltra 10 pcr e at uu ti,nr, N
II purchaser, on viii sell tot ln"hNly INSTALL
m nt>, En- irSjnuuut UAA able in three SrHr.l
'Oodt' are inci me 20 tHNr rent aud Scctre
zones. Apply TO liughc" BROS. lan'tdu
NOR SALE - Elegant lteni',cnce for sale -
A. one of The mos desirable, comm ,di ma
AMI comfortable la Dallas or vicinity. In
llire al Editorial rooms, Herald and Com
marrt.l oilicr. innS,itf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-07
qVENqY-PlVE-GENT COLUMN,
N0rJC's

NJ Office 90 dNortlsemOnts MAY bG hand
~ into our business onlon up t0h u, NJ,
and into tbs composing room up % u, M,
NOIlCH-firbl-olHs Board-A lew gentlemen
~ cAn obtain ilret-elass bonrl, In n private
lamily In u retired, hut c0nN rnlpnt pat of lilu
city, also q handsomely nrulsh,d room 10 roni.
Apply nj o. hmna street, near Hycn nOlH, uT
lGl Elm s'r ct lnnd ~
NOIlCh 20 II YOU want your mrn lurr,
N pianos, ulloe fixtures, baggage, trunks
No, moyud, packed and shipped, or unpucked
with care and chcup, do mol iAll 10 0al'On n
n krruloC Orders left W .lnnos & Murphy ~,
10, ar Col Wellhon, 0ld Main street, will b.
promptly attended 10, II convenient, one ar
several days Weyieus. Rates from eAcs up.
wards per loAl, doclsd no
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l.,lar.

Y OsT- ON the evening Of the An Ct Fchrue.
~ ~ lost between DallTs aud white Rock,
ON the Mckinney road, pair Of .nddlc bngs,
". Mclntiir, ct nj, viii compensate the llnd,l
II the above property IL returned To the Herald
and Commercial onIcc, j. II. Moulirc,
I.k
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-07
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

w ANTED-A good second hand top buggy
w give name Of manufacture, C0Ddi lon
aud price, Must be cheap for cash N Hanna,
z, q, Bon 3l5 lohG,l3l
NTANTED-TO tcll or trade u small st0c 4
Vile c0uGly. Address Box go, Lrwisvinp,
Texas, lebGdit
NHTANrED--Al lab NJ ptpiile breaking. Al
NyANrED-A house girl, white preferred
w 10 do general homework Ap ly 90
MIS-. w u. Walker, Mnslon street. near Fan
jucinto. teb5d0t
Az ANrED = ! good colored nurse Wages
w paid weekly. Apply To W. N, q met
7O1 Elm street. iehadN
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FOUN o..

ENOUND--An Encampmcnt Regalla. Owner
l. can get II BY applying 70 Iriaiiy Cigar
Factory. I'b7dh
L'OuND-ln the Lively IIsiffall room, Thurs
4 day night q check for $as0.0D. owner can
same by calling on Manget 4 Rice, Ticket
Agents, ST George hotel. feb7dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-07

Important to the Strangers and Their
Families Visiting Dallas:

We have made the present week one OF bargains
the week in which to offer the best bargains Of the
whole year. We have been induced to make it such
by the fact, that great many influential citizens and
their families from distant portions Of the State are to be
in Dalas--Citizens with whom would gladly estab-
fish busnessrelatons and this end woudmake their
presence here the occasion cordially inviting them to
visit our store and thereby ascertain for themselves the
truth of our claim namely that we can and do sell
goods at less prices and Of better quality than any
other house in Texas and that stock is at all sea-
sons up to the requirements ofthe exacng demand
for quality and variety; in word, that our goods arc
carefully selected; look well; wear well and give genenal
satisfaction. We have other reason for inviting
them individually and collectively to visit store
We have perfected syse-o of selling goods to parties
at distance which we believe needs only to be
med to be appreciated and which we believe also to be
to the advantage of distant buyers to examine their
own account We send samples of everything in stock,
at request. Prices are always uniform, and we have
placed this branch of our business under the personal
supervision of thoroughly capable person with in
structon to strain his best efforts to insure general
isfaction. This department Of our business we would
gladly explain in detail to anyone, whether they con-
template buying anything not We extend the in
vtation to all customers as we'll strangers and, of
course share in the general benefit oow prices for this
BARGAIN WEEK We are brief in referring to
our customers, because we assume that they already
know our usage in business. All are notified how
ever that in visiting our store they do any OBJ
legation to purchase, and that their inquiries as
promptly and cheerully answered those of the most
favored BUYERS. SANGER BROS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-07
W ASHlNGT0N.
CONGRESSMAN wELLBoRN SPEAKS.

He Make an impression ~ the House as an Able
Orator M, Callorsoa 9poaA Ahoia support
Of His judiciary Bill-Ronos Die.
mlssal Approved Other Items,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-07

Liverpool, Feb. 6.--The interest attached
TO contest the seat in Parliament made va
cant by the death Of John Lord, arising
from The fact that Lord Ramsey, "a
Liberal candidate, had made q bid for
Home Rule vote, by pleading his support
to an inquiry to question Of home rule,
brought out remarkably heavy vote. The
polls closed at4 p. M, but the result was moi
determined. AZ 10 p. no. the vote was as
follows: Lord Ramsey, 1856; Edward
Whitley, Conservative, 26,l0j. Whitley Z.
majority is 2,22l.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-07
GERMAN BUDGET.

Berlin. Feb. 6.--Tbe budget Of the Ger
man empire has been submitted 10 the Bun
desrath. Tho amounts Of revenue and OK
penditure ara fxed at M4,oo8, ls4 marks,
The items OF permanent exp6ndlture a1sonnt
to 467, i09, 4s7' marks, and those 81 temporary
extenditure to III. 47S.bS7 marks. if
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13
T" No Foollnp.'.
Detroit Free Irss.

Detroit Free Frsu.
Th. o,hs, aav n Detroit LAWYER had n
-, ~ o ~ ,n,o ,Sa country a fsw miles 10
can " " .s INV on rial b,fo,s n country
a.snu .s. ' No., .,;i. ;occ;ns lei.nrely
Squns, sat 49,. % 's asS = man come
niong IN MS oussy ~ s.,ss =, ,ha ron ~
running s9 n;,..,,v % hob;ns him and
MS sPsea; ~ 80 : womon
armed wiz = s'1u' sa ,r.,. 80 80 ,h.
s sna IL % Ts. ,,.p n rsschsa /, srst how.
ieno'. Inv a I..aasS On IN. b;shwav
ever anu ~ no uopp.s ~ ,smras.
side ne caiiea ou' " Wv ,;vu -.
"suanger, ior nsa'er saAe go '
hit down the road LOT nAii a., y mic A..
whats the trouble hsfs' a'A'a '"'
lawyer; ,,,, ...,,., ,o,,;r,
wife and nave mao sno.us, = ' 1a,,us
outF was the reply. as tne inaa '''''o
down 0 steep oank 70 'ne oassy'
The woman AZ TINS momsut .easuea
tho fence. and as sue was reaenns o''''
the lawyer inquired OF tne husoas. a.,
'Ars you fooing OF IN earnest
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13
TIIORAs AND ROSES.

From morn till night Johns hammer rang.
The tale Of labor telling;
But Oft he marked. witt snyious eye,
Squire HArdy's cosy dwelling.
One day the Squire came by;
my horss has lost shoe, John.
And that's the least OF al my eAres,
But cares don't come TO you. John.
The lightning struck my osrns la.t night;
Ny child near death 10 laid. John;
No I life is not what folks suppose,
'Tis not Of roses made, John.
And then the squire rode sadly ca.
John watched MIN In AmaEsment:
And as be watched two fsees bright
Peeped from the open easement.
He heard his wife's voice. swess and low,
His baby's merry laughter:
John gave his anvil such blow
II shook each smoky rafter.
81 would not change with squire. said %
"for oil his land and money;
There's thorns for him IS well ~ NE,
Bat not such roses bonny
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13
PAY Up !

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO NE ARE
a hereby notified that unless they settle
thsir sccounts bsfors the 10Th Of AUGUST
mart. shail then take stsps TO compel pay.
msnt. Better pay now and thsr.oy svoid costs'
stors nsxt door 70 the Bank oi Gold HUI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13

A New York man was challenged to
fight q duel the other day. and being al
liberty to choose his own weapons pro.
posed O trip to Boston on a Sound
steamer. The challenger backed out,
He said the idea that death must attend
n duel was q relic OF the dark ages.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13
REGISTRATION

NrorIoR Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT TIE
IN Books Of Rsgistrstion Tor me RensIA
election 70 be held on the "a dsJ o. fn n,ons
A. D. 1880. are now open osliy ysa m ~ 49,. S.
m rom m No. lis Main strsst, Gold Hill. Nevada.
Nstufsiired citizens will be required 70 pro.
ducs their papers st the time they present
thsmsslyes for registration. lI =.
J. p. FLANNINaHAN,.
Rx.ofncio Registry Agent, Storey couhty, New.
Cola Iili, August Sih. 4. D. 1850.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13

A Cincinnati physician whose spe-
cialty Was the treatment OF idiots was
very mad at his neishbor, the editor.
who meant to be complimentary when
he spoke OF the physician as celebrated
idiot doctor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13

A teacher OF the pianoiorte once sssd
TO an acquaintance with whom he was
talking at the door OF q house: my
dear friend, just wait o moment, / an
o.ly going in here to give lesson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13
TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO 1903.
An ORDINANCE to FIX and Collect
Licenss Tax Upon Certain
Trades and Business Within the
Corporate Limits or the Town oi
Gold Hill.


| sn. rowr nj
SorpOFsso A
Gold Hill.
|
| THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES oF aoLo
| i Hill do ordAin:
| SECTION I. No ptrson or persons, nfm, ~
| socistiou, or corporation shall within the cor.
porste limits Of the Town Of Gold Hill carry
ON or pursue any trade or business heretnaftsr
/ mentioned, until he, she, they, or IL have paio
for and taken out license. Is Is hereinafter pro
vlded; and fer any violation Of this ordinance
| the party offending ANAL, on convicuon, os
4ned in any sum not exceeding two hundred
dollars. besides the costa OF the action Ano ~
| default OF payment thefeoI shAu " inPt,sonoo
every tive dollars OF such nne and costs.
SIC: All ncenses, sleeps Snsas.
provided. shall Do pAid qusrtety an sasss,
the quarters W commence on tno L
February, May, August anu Novemoes ~ 49, sssA
year; and In case any person oi pe1soIs, ~ uf, n,
Associauon, OF SoifoIron .fnnn ,,.sns. 1or
the current quarter p,,Or ', snd mS sovambsr Of
| VI reoruA,y. ny; sS.iI he snbiect
each year. he, she, the{' or u snaI % @ suo!1s IVA
70 pay An saa,op ,r =. ven ntsac,iSsS for such
soose Ao soun. tS,,,nn 10 rna nsnsi,y a.
/ scribed In section one oi tnis orainAhoe WV
| action snail " commeuSeu AZ .no nsuo W
| "The Town of dold hiiI ior tne reoosey VI
/
| together will cUsts, including the foe OF the
Town Attorney. 70 be- la1ed at fifteen dollars In
| each case,
SIC. .. The Marshal rhAil keep ms oIee
open. aud be present thereat, between the
hour. of two O'Clock r. n. aud iour O'Clock p.
N. of each day lsundayp and holidays except
edj, during the trrt niteen days Of each quar-:
ter, TO issue licenses. and 10 shall bo the uuly OF
avery person from whom . license tax is due
and owing To pay the same at said Office during
the time hs Is 10 required tc Keep hi. once
| open. aud no personal demand or notice by the
Marshal TO such person small % r..s,s. ne. rrs "
render ruch person liable w INC peaA' ,,s ptv
scri o,d IN seeuons one ana wv VI '"' o'N'
nance o,, . ,,..,..
SIC. .; All peIsons nAv'ns sahs saea ,sa,,rst ~
under this ordinance are hetcoy rqui.u ", "
exhibit tho same 10 some conspicuous par, ,Sa ,Ua
| their place OF business, snd " piouueo W.
same when applying 10 the aAisnai luz w"
license. A., v...,,o
SEc. .. ~ Snail DO tho uuy VI snv a1,u'..sp
| report TO the TOWN. Attonioy On .ne noe I...
days OF February MAY, august anu sy,ehoes w n.v.
OF each year. the nsmes OF W. peisons VIZ ,,,.S
not paid Tor and taken OUT ilcenses' ~ icqunou
by tais ordinance. Tor the cufrent Quarter, w.
ssther with the amounts ior wai.h nuIn hs p1 pthe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13

Young lady who has studied all the
"oloeiss" wants to know u the crack o'
q rife Is where they put the powder 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13
SPECIAL NOTICE.

u,RRsoNs RESIDING IN VIRGINIA WHO
Wish 20 subscribs for the e9Lp 81. :.
Nxvs ean leave orders for II % me ros'ooaee
Book Store, No. 10 South srsss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13

"How do you dsane black as your
bst?'" said schoolmaster to one OF MS
pupils. Darkness that may be fsit.
replied the youthful wit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13
OUR ADVERTISING AGENTS.

C,w. CRANE. Nos. 3is Pine and
10 Leidesdorff streets San Francisco
OA9wIN b ALLEN. -: (: Carson Ciiy
W. II. LANn, /: Empire City
q. n. JANIS0N, 8: heno
@. CHEN0wETH. : winnemuccs
NEW YORK.
]. n BArrs., Al fark now
3. n. PrrrxxoILL 4 Co.. :: S7 Park ko~
aro. p. RowxLL. 4 Co.. .; Al Park Ros
THrs PAPrR may be found on die in New
York at the newspaper agencies Of ]. d.
Bates. Al Park Row s. ". Pettengill u
Co., 81 Park Row. and Geo. II. Roweil 4
Co.. 10 Spruce strcet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13
THE EVENING NEWS
Published every day (sundsys excepted,
M THE NEWS PUBLIsHINS w.

u Entered a, tho Gold Hill pOssofice
A. second.elass matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13
BASKRRs AND BROKERS'.
THE NEVADA BANK
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA

SAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Paid up CsIitsi........ o, 900, ,O0o-Gsld
Reserve u. 3. Bssds).... $500, ,o0O-Gssd
,, ,.. ~. y. BisILov
Agents at Virginia. SsvsdA'.. W. r. BEnsr
Agent Ct New York........( Am I. B.Asprp
t02 Wall street..
~Buys and sells Exchange and Tslographic
Transfers. Issues Commercial and Travslsrs
Credits. This bank has special facilities for
dealing In bullion. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13

SIC. II. Every person or nrm engaged In
the business Of keeping daguerrean OF photo.
graphic gallery. or In painting portraits or
miniatures. shall pay, quarterly, Tor q license
to carry ON the rame. according to his, her. or
Their average monthly sales or receipts, ~ In
the following schedule:
First Class-Monthly sales or receipts eignt
hundred dollars or over, quarterly license, ten
dollars.
second Class-Monthly sales or receipts
under eight hundred dollars. quarterly license
I'VE dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

nHE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION or THE
i Town Of Gold Hill have raised the sssess.
ment on the following. described property bs.
longing TO the parties indicated:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13
TOWN ORDINANCES.

Third Cisss-Monthly business or reoeip'
one hundred and nfty dollars or over and under
three hundred and nfty dollars. quarterly
license, four dollars. .7r.t
Fourth Clsss--Monthly business or receipts
under one hundred and ffty dollars, quarterly
license, three dollars.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-15
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH Is.

ology and mineralogy. The assures and de-
posits of the Rocky or Sierra Madre mountains
are in many essential features entirely distinct
from those of the Sierra Nevadas. One trained
in the schools OF the Pacific, of the Eastern
States or of the Old World, is not prepared to
pronounce accurately or even with rational
Judgment upon the mineral resources OF this
State until he has studied them thoroughly.
Those who pronounce without this knowledge,
and many of our expert visitors do, are to be
held accountable for much of the deception
and swindling practiced among foreign invest
ors.
When Professor Hayden came to Colorado
on his first geological survey, he was filed with
theories gathered from BOOKS, and singularly
destitute of practical information. His first
declaration, made with vehement positiveness,
was that there were no fissure veins in this
country. Our present State geologist led him
out upon the mountains of Gilpin, and in an
hour convinced him that he must retract and
begin his investigations anew, upon existant
facts, and not proceed further upon exploded
theories.
In conclusion it is noticeable that when any
organization OF men having doubtful property
for sale, desire to create profound impression
of its value upon the Eastern mind, they never
employ Colorado expert to report upon it.
In such cases, the SWARM is brought into
requisiton, and the result is generally satisfac-
tory in accomplishing the object of the
"scheme." Nearly all the great and meritori-
Gus properties upon which stock organizations
have been formed in the East are over
weighted. However valuable, they cannot
long endure the enormous strain put upon
them, and a majority must inevitably go to
the wall when tests are applied. We have
magnificent mineral resources, but like every
thing else, there is limit to their capacity for
production. Scores of mines brought from the
original owners from $4,000 to $4,000 are at
once stocked for from one to ten millions
They won't bear it and disaster must follow
such undertakings.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-15

versation Mark Harden, the Messenger, had
free access to the Council chambers when the
returns were tabulated. Several sheets of
manuscript were shown the Governor who
recognized them as in his handwriting; he had
made them because reports were circulated
that only Republican towns were counted out,
and he found that the returns from 30 Demo-
cratic aud 81 Republican towns were imper-
feet.
Attention was called to the fact that by
counting out the Fusion towns no Fusion
member of the Legislature was deprived OF
his seat, and the Governor was asked ii that
was not little singular He said he thought
it might be so regarded his legal advisers
were Councillor Brown, the Attorney General,
Bradbury, Webster and Gould: in regard to
the law of 1877, which allowed the Governor
and Council to take testimony. he took coun-
sci of Rice. Bradbury and Others who pro-
nOunced the law unconstitutional; for the ref
erence of the questions to the court he held
himself responsible and no one else; 1t was
done to allay public excitement and IN re-
sponse to letter of Gov. Morrill,; the ques-
tons submitted were mostly framed by A. L.
Could and were examined by Mr.. LAIR abee
of Bath, Mr.. Bradbury and Judge Rice; one
of the questions he wished answered was
whether in case of cities new elections should
be ordered; he did not expect that the decision
of the court would affect the action already
taken by the Governor and Council; he had
no right to reverse that, no matter what the
decision might be; the decision, when it came,
did not change his mind; the executive was
Independent of the court, and he was not
bound to follow the decision unless he chose to
he said the opinion went against the previous
opinions and ag linst common sense, as, accord
ing to it, we had no law or constitution, and he
deemed it his duty to disregard it; when he
submitted the questions he did not care
whether the opinion of the court would agree
with him or not.
At this stage of the examination the com
mittee adjourned to Monday at II o'clock
when Gareelon will be further examined.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-03-15
SAN FRANCISCO.
Kearney Before the Court.
MAYOR KALLoCH TO BE 1MpEACHED.

SAN Francisco, March BIN the police
court this afternoon Kearney was placed on
trial for using vulgar language and for threats
to kill. The defence waived jury trial. Tes-
timony was introduced to show that the
language was used. as stated in the complaint.
Kearney was the only witness for defence, and
in one OF the cases only Immediately modified
the complaint.
In the second case the language was admit
ted. Kearney's counsel moved dismissal of
the case on the ground that the language did
not tend to create breach of the peace, being
directed in one case against a person not pres
emit and in others against no one in particular,
being vague general threat.
The case was submitted without argument
and taken under advisement untillMonday.~
SAN Francisco, March IA gentleman
who held high official position in California
and is now enrolled in the Protective Union,
says that the Citizens Protective Union has
been organized for the support of the consti-
tuted authorities in maintaining the law as in
terpreted by the courts and acquiesced in by
the better part of the community. 1t is in no re-
spect similar to the vigilance committee Of
1856 except in the point of its being volun-
tarily compacted organization of citizens
against the lawless and disorderly. No aggres-
sive steps will be taken until the time arrives
that the course Of communists under the lead
ership of the Kearneyites shall have turned
what would be now aggression into protection
and defence. Incendiary language alone will
be left to the ordinary action Of the officers of
the law, but for an overt act or attempt to car
ry into effect the personal threats a remedy
will be found, not waiting for the laws delay.
AS for Mayor Kalloch the best legal
talent in the city agree that his language
at times has been calculated to incite riot and
incendiarism The Board of Supervisors are
unanimous in the conclusion to impeach him.
His trial will follow swiftly and with such
evidence against him he will doubtless be dis
posed of. Other officials will be taken up in
turn and when convicted will have to take
the consequences.