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Swallowing Poison.
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Swallowing aud inhalins the noxious impurities
generated by Catarrh, poison net alone the nasal
organs, but the stomach and lungs. No merely
local remedy, like douches and insoluble snuffs,
possibly reach eradicate the vrulent sporues
of Caiarrh. This fact explains the wonderful cures
effected by Dr. Wei De McJ ers new inocula.
live treatment. The elements used by him are
absorbed by the mucous membrane throughout
the system and form constitutional as well os
local antidote, as certain to cure Caiarrh as
vaccine virus is to prevent smallpox. Its unpre-
eedented sale with unsolicited testimonials from
many thousands who, at all stages of the disease,
have been cured by this wonderful remedy,
establish beyond contradiction the fact that Wei
Dc Weyer's Catarrh Cure is the most i'm
portant medical discovery since vaccine.
sheldon Collins, Baldwin Hotel San Fran
cisco One package almost entirely cured my
Catarrh. Send me two more" DIR. F. N. Clark,
dentist, with Or. Brewer, Montgomery street, San
Francisco e" Cured of Is years Catarrh." Chas.
NOyesis, Wilmington Cal. T" Cured dof five years
Catarrh." G. III. Manning, Fail River Mills,
CAL: 'Cured of 20 years Catarrh.' w. j.
Davenport, The Dales Oregon: "The only
article which CURES" Rev. G. II. Taylor, lao
produced radical cure. 1t entirely cured men,
ber of my family who had suffered from Catarrh for
40 years" j. ID. Mcdonald, 7le Broadway,
N. Y: 'fMy wife was cured by it Of Is years,
Catarrh." j. Swartz, Jr., 200 Hudson Ave,
Jersey City: 1t curedme after doctorng for nearly
80 years" Mrs. Emma C. HOwes, 80 w.
Washington Place, New York: Seven members
of my family have Catarrh, and all receiving
great benefit from the Cure" Rev. w. III.
Sumner, Frederick, Md. /" 1t is worth ten times
its COST Rev. G. j. Jones, New Brighton,
Staten Island "When commenced its use l was
too deaf to hear the Church bells ring; ! can now
hear quite we'll" Chas. S. stanhope. 81 John
st., Newport, R. L. "a 1t relieved me Of great
Polypus." w. II. TruesdelI, NJ. d., Egin,
I'll. etc. ETC., etc etc. DR.. WEI DEMEYERS
Treatise is mailed free. His "Cure- is
delivered in the United States or Canada at 81 30
complete. d6-eow6mMWF
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UTAH.
what Is Thought or the Presidents Res.
sage at Salt Lake.

SALT LAKE, December 7th.-The recon.
mendations of the Presidents message re-
spectine Utah give great satisfaction to the
Gentiles here. The Mormons affect TO regard
them with contempt.
The Desert Ne,cs (Mormon) says So far
as The recommendations concerning u Utah are
concerned, they need give no Latter Day
Saint any uneAsiness. They are too imprac-
tical and un-American for serious considera-
tion by statesmen, and the Lord rules in the
earth beneath as well as in the heavens
above"
The Herald tMormon) says: 'Whatever
there may be that is wrong or unlawful in
this Territory must be cured by lawful and
regular methods. No extreme measures, and
especially such as are as monstrously vicious.
wicked and unlawful in themselves, will ac-
complish anything. Congress, perhaps. un-
derstands this, if Mr. Hayes does not. We
need have no fear that a provisional govern
ment for this Territory will be provided, nor
that the 150O persons in this and other
Territories against whom the President raves.
will be deprived of any more of their rights
Mormons affect to look with horror upon the
proposition to have Congress revoke clause
of the organic act of this Territory, and TO
govern the Territory in way which snail
compel obedience to the laws of the United
States. They call this a retroactive proceed-
ing. They seem to forget that the object is
to attack a practice which had been dead
among all civilized people for 5000 years. It
was suggested by the cunning founder of the
Mormon faith in order to minister TO the
lusts OF embruted men. So far as the power
to do as the President suggests is concerned.
the Territories are the mere creatures of the
Federal Government 1t can grant. revise
or revoke an organic act as it pleases.
and can prescribe the form Of gov.
ernment which shall prevail. Whether
the people at large will indorse the severe
measures towards particular Territory de-
pends solely upon the condition of affairs in
that Territory. The Mormon sect in Utah
has increased until they have become mem
ace to free institutions in the West. Perjury
IS taught as virtue, when necessary TO eyade
the laws, and system as despotic and as
slavish as ever prevailed in Mohammedan
countries is swiftly becoming a tremendous
power here. The truth is the time has come
for vigorous measures. 1t is certain es apy.
ching In the world that were palygalny
abandoned nine out of every ten Mormon
women In Utah would praise God. Polygamy
has embruted men enough and broken the
hearts OF women enough to justify any means
to destroy it. Hence we rejoice at the Pr,si.
dent's words, and shall look after Congress
to see whether hereafter the corruption fund
OF the Mormon Church can prevail any more
in Congress or not. The plan suggested is
legal one. easily effected and the only peace
able one."
The Tribune also urges Governor Murray
tor Cabinet position, because he is noble
representative of the young Republicans of
the South, and especially comprehends the.
Utah problem, which presses harder every
year for a settlement.
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NEW sIEXEC0.
Highway Robbery.

LoRDsBURG, December 7th.-This morning
at about 8 o'clock the pay.car paid off gang
of Cinnamon working on the track east of
Lordsburg. Shortly afterwards two Of the
Cinnamon started for the camp, about half
mile distant, with 81, 1856. They were met on
the road by two men in disguise, who de-
manded their money. Upon being refused,
Cinnamon in the head and back, and all the
money was taken from him. The other Chi
naman fed to the camp and gave the alarm.
when about twenty of the gang started in
pursuit, but without avail. The robbers
started southward to the mountains, and the
prospect is that they will escape with their
booty. 1t appears that the camp has been
watched by parties for two or three days,
who were probably on the alert for the pay
car. The wounded Chinaman started for
San Francisco, and appears to be badly hurt
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Dangerous Illness.

EUREKA, December 7th. = Judge A NJ.
Hillhouse, the leading attorney of eastern
Nevada, an old and greatly esteemed resident
of this portion of the State, lies in an ex-
tremely critical condition. He has been sick
about one week. The physicians have
abandoned all hope of his recovery. He was
taken with an abscess, producing erysipelas
and blood poison. His case is described as
almost identical with that whici. resulted in
the death of General Cotton, OF San Fran
cisco. This community is profoundly panied
over his sad attiction, and the almost hopeless
prospect of his recovery.
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Dropped pead-A Feuaie Green;,,ea
Chinaman Murdered

VIVA tfehama county,, December 7th.-
An affray occurred between Cinnamon to-
day on ranch on Deer creek, about one milo
from this place, in which one was so badly
beaten that he died this evening. 1t appsars
that about two weeks ego two Chinese
gamblers came TO the ranch where deceased
was working. and Won all TIE money be had
and lett hun IN debt to them. To-day they
returned and demanded what he owed hem.
and on his declaring his inability to meet
their demands they attacked him with re-
volver, beating him fearfully, with the above
result. The murderers made their escape and
are still at 1aroe
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Smallpox at ytrsfnin.

VIRGINIA, December 7th.-So many prac-
ticing physicians have said that what was
called smallpox here was chicken-po that
the people believed them, and have been care
less about exposing themselves. The conse--
quence is that it has been spread all over the
city and but single case taken to the pest
house. There are thirty cases here now,
some malignant, some confiuent The peo-
pie are excited, and the Board of Health
active to prevent its further spread.
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Mojaye Passengers.

MoJAvE, December 7th.-The following
southern overland passengers passed Moiaye
to-day to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow
w. Sublette. Los Cabczas; H. f. Williams,
Yuma d. Rascowillat Los Angeles E. J.
Baldwin, wife and child, Santa Anita Rauch
Mrs. Q. Z. Scott, Los Angeles C. e. Har-
low, Tucsen; f. Chanal, e. Green, NJ.
Blair, II. Simon, Los Angeles T. J. Harlin,
Santa Ana; a. M. Merrill, W. r. Rowland,
Los Angeles; II. r. Stevens, ComptoD, Cal.
G. d. Taylor, Tombstone; c. e. Mills,
Tucson; 7. Philips, NJ. S. Carroll, Los
Angeles; G. Cumming, Mariposa.
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COAST DISPATCHES.
VCHV dot n UnEV.
SPECIAL TO THE REcoRD-uNIoN.
THE SCHROEDER MURDER TRIAL.
Railroad Office at Washington Corners
Burglarized
PASSENGERS PROM THE EAST BY RAIL
What is Thought in Utah of the Presi-
dents Allusion to Polygamy.
SPECIAL TO THE REC oRD.ux1os
THE SCHROEDER MURDER TRIA
PASSENGERS FROM TIE EAST BY RAIL
CALIFORNIA.
The Bouanxa suit Again.

SAN Francisco, December 7th.-The case
of John H. Burke against james G. Flood
ct al, to recover SO, $4,000, the value of
Consolidated Virginia stock issued to Flood
while a Director, comes up tomorrow in De-
partment of the Superior Court, before
Judge Sullivan, for trial ON its merits. Flood
and officers of the Consolidated Virginia
have been subpenaed to attend with all their
cash, ledger and account books, deeds, ab-
stracts, etc. also George r. Wells. George
Wallace, Solomon Heydenfeldt, Cornelius
O'Connor and David Bixler as witnesses for
plaintiff, while John ii. Burke has been
subpenaed as a witness for Floods side.
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Charge OF Assault TO Murder.

SAN JOSE, December 7th.-The trial Of
Joseph Patton for assault to murder Robert
Brauer, barkeeper at the Pacific Hotel, on the
evening of the 10Th ultimo, began this after.
noon in the Police Court. The testimony OF
Charles NJ. Schiele, the hotel proprietor, and
Robert Brauer was taken for the prosecution,
and the case was continued over till next
Saturday morning.
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Los Angeles Ite,ns

Los ANGELES, December 7th.-The city
election yesterday was mixed affair." The
Greenback- Republican combination elected
the Mayor, Tax Collector and one Council
man. The Republicans straight elected the
City Attorney, two members. of the Board of
Education and two Councilmen. The DEM
ocrats elected the City Treasurer, Assessor
and two Councilmen.
j. w. McFatridge, arrested at San Diego
on charge Of rifing letters, was committed
by United States Commissioner Whiting yes
terday, in default Of 5000 bail, for exarnin-
alton tomorrow. It is alleged that he alb
stracted about $40, 600 in drafts and checks.
which he turned over to Hidales, who was to
take them 70 Mexico, have them cashed, and
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send one-half the proceeds baok to MeFat-

ridge
?. T. Dowling and VIM. wellock, of San
Francisco, who have been stopping at Santa
the beach about three milea sonth Of that
place. Considerable excitement exists. and
claims have been staked out all around It
is said that some claims will yield So per nan
per day.
Dropped Bcad-A Female Greenbaeaer.
Los ANGELES. December 7th - Ernest
Heintz, native of Hanover, Germany.
dropped dead in a saloon last evening from
heart disease.
Mrs. @. M. Severance Greenback candi-
date for member of the Board of Education,
ana the tirst woman that ever run for office
IN this county, received 80 votes at the eiec-
ton on Monday
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VALLEJO, December 7th.-The South Val
lejo public school building was burned to the
ground about IL o'clock to-day. The fire
originated from defective hue. One hun
dred and thirty children were in the building
at the time. They were marshaled out in
good order. The desks, library and organ
were saved. The loss is about 81, 500 in
sured in the Home Mutual for 81, 600. A
new building will be erected Immediately.
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The siusseI slough TEial-Chinese Lepers
Rfust Go.

SAN Francisco, December 7th.-In the
Mussel Slough case this afternoon further
testimony was taken regarding the project of
the Settlers League to resist by force the at
tempt to dispossess the holders of the land.
United States Marshal Poole testified to his
presence at the time of the tragedy. The
original papers in the suits between the set.
tiers and the railroad company were offered
in evidence and admitted under exception
from the defense. Adjourned till tomorrow.
The Health Committee to-day decided to
ship the Chinese lepers at the Pest-house,
sixteen in number. to China, Two more
were discovered in Chinatown to-day.
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BsRTAUD's ISFALLlEIg IsJRcrros = The famous
French remedy for gonorrhua, glse ct, etc NJ s.
Hammer, Sacramento, agent for Pacific coast Sent
@. o. d. to any address.
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HAMMERS CAscAsA sAsaArA CrTrEEs touche. the
right spot in dyspepsia, constipation and liver com.
piant -
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MECHANICS STORE.

We desire to impress upon the mind Of the public that we
are offering for sale DRY GOODS at prices that will prove b8ne-
fetal and Of interest to cur customers.
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Railroad station Burslarized.

MISSION SAN JOSE, December 7th.-Burg-
lars broke into the railroad Office at WASH
ington Corners last night, bursted the safe
open by the use of powder, and robbed it of
about $3.50 in coin and two valuable watches.
No clue as to the robbers.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
DENTISTRY.
W. NOOD.

II ENTIST.-REMovED TO QUINNs HgR
, Building, corner Fourth and streets) &ff5SS9H
Artificial Teeth Inserted on all bases. Improved
Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas, for the Painless Extrac-
tion of Teeth Matt
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DRs. BREWER a sOUTEIWORTH,

N DENTIsTS, NO COS J STREET, BE 9xyA
tween Sixth and Seventh Sacramento. elYff6
pIS-lptf
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III. III. PIERsON.

ENLIST, AIS ] STREET, BETWEEN esza
Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti- ef9ff0
6cial Teeth inserted Gold, Vukanite and al bases.
Nitrous oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction of Teeth. ni4-1m
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nENTAL DEPOT

wwzs MASONIC TEMPLE, COR. SIXTH &~
RS5A and X streets. 5ffH
w o. THRAILKILb, ID. d. S, Editor and Publisher
Of the Dental Jai,1iS, Monthly Journal of Dental
Science o27.lpi
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DRN. EKEWEK IA SUI NEtkFTVhIH,
~ FNTIsTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF eR
- Seventh and streets. in Brytes new esfef6
building, up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use Of Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
fnIR-1n1ml
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PUBLISHED BY THE
Sacramento Publishing Company.
VIZ. b. zEILLs, General Manager.
Publication Omce. Third ST., bet } and z.
PUBLISHED BY THE
THE pArLY RECoRp.UNIoN

nHtt5r, tWenty-hV6
sents line for each insertion
A6vertissmentso Of Situations Wanted Houses 10 Let
Society Meetings etc, of FIVE LESS, will be
Inserted In the DAILY RECORD UNION as follows:
Sne y cente
Shfse og cents
One 10 cents
seven words TO constitute line.
, 1880-04-10
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
March 9Th 1890


1t is hereby ordered that the tract of
country IN Washington Territory lying
within the following described bounda-
riss, viz:
Commencing at point where the
south boundary line of the reservation
created for Chief Moses and his people,
by Executive order, dated April 18th
1879, interseets the Okanagan river;
thence, down said river to the confluence
with the Columbia river; thence, across
and down the east bank of said Columbia
river to point opposite the river form
ing the outlet to Lake Chslan; thence,
across said Columbia river, and along the
south shore of said outlet to Lake Che
Ian; thence, following the meanderings
Of the south bank of said lake to the
mouth Of the She-he-kin creek; thence,
up and along the south bank Of said creek
to its source; thence, due west TO 44th
degree of longitude, west from Washing
ton; thence, north along said degree to
the south boundary of the reservation
created by Executive order of April 18th,
1879: thence. along the south boundary
be, and the SAME is hereby Withdrawn
from sale and settlement and set apart for
the permanent use and occupancy Of chief
Moses and his people, and such other
friendly Indians as may elect to settle
thereon with his consent, and that of the
Secretary of the Interior, as an addition
to the reservation set apart for said chief
Moses and his people, by executive order
dated April 18th, 1879 r. B. HAYES.
, 1880-04-10

DISTRICT C0URT SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF WAsHISGroN, lSs
County of Walla Walla, ''
In the District Court Of the First Judicial Dis
tict Of Washington Tsrriory.
T. T. BURGESS, Plaintiff. vs. GEO. ID. HODGEs.
Defendant.
yNHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
To GEO d. HopGEs, Defendant: You
are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by I. T. BURGESS, Plain
.if, in the District Court Of the First Judicial
District Of Washington territory. holding
terms at the city Of Walla-walla, in and for
the county Of Walla-walls, to answer the COM
plant of Plaintiff, filed in Walla-walla county
within twenty days after the service Of this
summons, exclusive Of the day Of service, If
served in said county. II not served In said
county but in said district, in thirty days. If
served in any other judicial district in the
territory. in forty days. If served by pubiica-
ton, within sixty days after the date Of this
summons, or the said Plaintiff will take jnds-
ment against you by default, according to the
prayer of the complaint.
Said action is brought 10 require and compel
Defendant to perfect All assignment and trans
fer Of certain lease set forth in complaint as
he purposed, intended and attempted % do on
the 18th day of April, 1879, by afiiYins thereto
An acknowledgement or TO have proper trans.
fer and conveyance thereof made by order Of
the court.
Witness the Hon. S. G. WISGARD,
Judge Of the District Court Of
<+tt+++t the First Judicial District Of
....s... Washington territory, and the
Seal of said Court affixed, this
18th day Of March, A. d. lssn.
A. REEVES AYRES. Clerk.
GEO. It. THOMPSON L n. T. CATION,
l2-6w Plaintiffs Attorneys.
, 1880-04-10

The startling news comes from Wash.
iagss. tAAs tAs eo,srnmsnt printer hAs
oaasd shs pshioat;oa of Tie Agricultural
ssposts, owing - he failure Of congrss
y - sAs deficiency bill Should .
~ sses As.ivs and end this country
Without n Agricultural report 70 its back,
- disssso in Ireland would not Be .
Q osmparisoa to the suffering At homo.
This deprivation vii not only be an in.
esntivs 70 crime, but viii entail missor-
tune ON III .anks Of life. When . boy 8
neshsr csnnet give hin few pounds Of
s1nieultussl sspoeh 10 ell, TO raiss mon
q % ~ his Wy into show, the proha-
h;ailics ass tAsf be viii .equestxate her
r. kstsaa Nor 1L- -; our dale.
- viil hsve 70 olhse means OF showing
= nsAisu1s 10 hs constituency, Il he
- nst. = sgz;osltasA report 70 send
- 70 chesr thsir solitude in tho v'n-
- evenings, and ths editor . be ass IN
= sanetun, in I'll ths aeoniss Of eonpo.
c;Alea, s.ekinR HI toiling heains for .n
IT,. vill noe havs HI dear old f.iend,
q sGsisaia.sl report, 70 fall baek On
UAso ks vhhss 70 fn up iPPH giving
~ Ra6sfal thanks 10 lagh'aeoe foc .
eoeg: anA, woess I'm ~, wAisA Wals
WI vii Bsd noes tAan my othsr cif9;
49, ssasrou bsisg Who doaaks thsss
g,sad vssas 70 ths 6he.ey, vM b. cut
- H.
, 1880-04-10
Lewiston Items.
LEWISTON, April 4th, IL

LEWISTON, April 18th, 1870.
Steamer Spotur arrived here Friday after
noon she brought over 40 tons of freight
The John Gates came up to-day with large
amount of freight and several passengers.
The Clearwater river is free frem ice as TAR
up as there is any numbering done, and our
raftmen arc running RATS OF logs for the
steam saw mill.
Captain Smiths steam ferry il nearing
completion her capacity is over one hun
dred tons.
The Cniversalist Church is nearly finished.
Contract for the Presbyterian Church let.
The contractors will push the building -
rapidly - possible. ~ the money IL already
raissd for its full completion.
Plenty Of April showers; just what the
farmers need.
Crops IN this valley all IN, and the gram
begins TO show itself above ground early
gardens all in.
They all do it up here--I mean IA, Is. l3.
District court is still in session. The l..
S. grand jury have been In sessiOn three
weeks; they an probably after the Sheep
Eaters." Town is full of strangers and gran
ser., mostly jurors and witnesses on the part
Of the United States. NERrrs-
, 1880-04-10

Mr.. James b La Da writing to the As
torian, Of the lst inst. makes the follow
ing statement:
The bill xas originated in the house, and
v.s not acted npcn BY ssid body till very
late in the sesaion, not having been reported
TO the council for their action till within >
q few days Of the close Of the session. and
heine very lengthy and complicated. the
time was too short for the careful and thor
oueh scrutiny that bill az snch importance
should receive. Ina-much a. the Legislation
Of tuo years ia ROW crowded. into short
session of forty days. and the evils OF hasty
legislation sre but natural result "f such .
condition OF things. I am confident . large
majority Of the members understood the law
A. simply requiring the taxpayer Ia make
oath to said statement before any officer l,Av
ing authority to administer an oath. and
that the hill would have failed to become 3
lar II the obnoxious PARTON aforementioned
had been thoroughly csnvsssed and under
stood- The enactment Of such provision
was An oversight on the part of the legisla-
tors its phraseology having been overlookedl
as II will he entirely impracticable IN many
portions Of the territory. from the fact that
in hundreds of instances it would cause to
the tax payer Al expense in reaching the
county seat, more than equal TO his taxes.
and such being the case. am confident that
assessors As . rule, throughout the territory.
will be governed BY circumstances and a
liberal and reasonable construction will be
adopted. by which the essential requirement
Of the Law will be carried into effect, with
ont entailing any unnecessary expense upon
the taxpayer. and are pleased to note that
the assessor OF King county has already
adopted that course.
The foregoing brie. statement, though
rather late in the iayI feel to be due to
those whom Represented. and ia offered by
way u explanation. and not a. an excuse FOR
the purpose Of avoiding my share Of the re-
sp0nsibility Of having been . party TO the
enactment Of An obnoxious Law, and, in that
spirit, is is respectfully submitted for the
consideration Of al parties interested
We cannot agree with Mr.. La Du that
forty days are insufficient for two years
legislation We are Of the opinion that a
ten days session once in ten years, is suf-
6cient to do all the damage our Legislature
generally manages to get away with.
, 1880-04-10

SoxE time ago, Major Morris, street
commissioner, found very distinct fossil
coral in a sewer being dug through the HILL
Il was bedded in the clay and wa. twenty
feet under groupd-old ground at that He
sent il to Professor Cook, the state geologist.
who says: at is coral belonging to the
Siberian age in geology, and ! do not know
any locality where it is found nearer than
the northern part Of Orange county. n, Y.
Il IL in the bowlder drift in Newark, and has
been brought there a. lo'se fragment IN
the earth from its original home Il Is COM
monty known a. the chain coral. and ITS
scientific name il Hdiysit,s odtutenase.
How that coral came down with glacial drift
from the North Pole IL what bothers u,
unless there has been Q time when the North
Pole had an equatorial climate.-S,'odrE
Journal