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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-04-21
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A0untdtH Freeman
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON.
Fortie rs<s eaillr T5etilg. 4 prfl ,. ~:

care sAe>p H0gs. C4l--
At market this week. 4-l9 9,aT His 81
A." las wees, Isj9 6,4Ss ll,li ~
one year a-o. -. q. s.45 Iu,si sIs
PRICES-Ex,ra fat aud heavy premium oxen,
s5-5la7.Oo; drst qutiUS. - - f-1. 'e-oM!
Der TO 10. On lJtAl weight 81 htle, iail0w aud
q essed beef. tex bJice single paIT-, sI.-5
Us. Bulls, etc. 81 OyGi-j. NOrGlug oxen, 1913
Tl55 > pfir, o, acctr nag 10 their value beet.
Steers s5GIIH. Aucu COW, s5e ucHSj.OO. extra
good, go. yd5l.D ~itn Vr iuI0uE calves IS ma.
Ue agIe d; isrrOS ami "rlnarSt l-Ood-5'9.
stores yea.lIoss, s1.u 'l4.u. ISo'yeir-oids.
sI1CO 55.gJ- infee-velar ol - Sl0yydjs-tU >h-ep
ld5hc; extra GSd1!c = R-Os $40 dI0.t0 per
head. Sprus "a IL, Tusc . D. >ueaIed sheep
JdUc ?. F4I n's>, 5.dys = norIhern
dressed hOy- TSk; = Z. Veal cJiyes, 81 a. 3-J9
> head. Brighton hiIes, sGsSc; c"unLIy lott,
1d7Ic; Cali skins, Ia HlJc icr 10. Iat-oa
g.. GJc, per 10; eouutry, +ti<e. PelIs win
wool on o - 1J-11 eIcH, 'u1I'y lots, 81 iva
SIS.
KEMARKS-The rise on caltle nOuce'l last
Wednesday OF &c cnuid not he heid To day although
callers claim that i0es cannot lie orere'i Al iess
| rates. The supplies OF catlle are heaEy al u"tA
| markets There will be III csf-loads at Union
market, If We IncIue IS loads 10 Lrriye to-morry~
| morning. NoftbeIn cattle move slow aud "a =
ger 10, dressed wrl:, are tue top prices including
| ancy cattle. G. c'''' ''r lr.r ~ "suh Iahce
and the sales eiected not particularly laTOra.
| We TO the OTDeTs, yet Ihey ae holding really good
| cows at - G 90 per head, including calf. a y.
Monroe cold % western steers, average lr5i1 IDS.
at SIC pes 10, live; {. LeaynI son old 10 steers,
average $50 lbs at S5l5 per cw, 1--we There is a
| decljb of :, per ID Cd yeas Mich cove 10 good
| supply with fair tiade. 1EeTe were $3.50 sltep
| l1nde at Brighton lTom The west bought up u
izen Is. The aTIIyais Of northern shrtp loot up Al
!,4I7 nead. We ind saeateC sheep salet al rates
| iOt coirespopding quality, p, less Than Tor the
| wool lots. L. Z. French sod a. head, mostly
sheep, gross weight j. go lbs, at 7;ic: hdder =
Rob SOLD 50 shee ~ average ~ lbs, at exc PEI
| ID. Poultry 500 at lie per ID, lot mixed lots.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-04-21

Governor Howard of Dlkota, lately
deceased, WAS native of this state and a
graduate of Middlebury college in the
class of 1889. Early in life he removed
to Detroit. Michigan, and served as repre-.
sentative of that state in the thirty fourth,
fifth and sixth congresses. In 1861 no was
postmaster of Detroit; and eight
years later he was appointed minister to
China, but he declined.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-04-21
APPOINTMENTS
xoxrFELIEE DISTRICT

GDS-EE----
c. Tabor. Presiiins Elder
Berlin. H A webster.
Bethel GileAd C. Dinzmsn
s sssSsl ( k' saBasrs . wins
Chelsea, c. P. IanhTn- r-.,,
Elrore and East Elmo-e, r Chrysiie
eirsnviiie And HIneocE. Il K Hastings
MErshheId, o. A Farisy.
Mlddlessx, 7. TreyiiiAn-
Noutpeiier 70 D. supplied
NorsioV1 md DgG5iEy, :. B Carrier
Pittsdsld End siockbridze to b supplied
Piais1 i1;ls / / S : gS--..,
Rochester. J. o sherburD-
stowe. R ". Smith.
waits1-Id and Warren, G L Wells o-.-.. q, r.
waits River. Vest ToIsaIn All East orange 70 Dc
Waterbury, l. L Cooper.
ws;er61ry Center Peter Merrill
WILLIAMSBURG, J. r Bartlett
Wr!S6t's Nils aud East Montpelier, to be supplied
81. 5oHSssCEr DISTRICT
W D. Maloou, Presiding Elder.
s siSs1y' : !. Il Il R W5te-.r
Barton Lan5ing and BrowuinEton Center, o. D. caF-
Bloc held and Lem instou, J. Spiuney g.,
BrnEninstou, Eas, AnS Mesipors % 1s suPplied
Barks. West, C. 5. Buswell.
Concord, West, Miles Pond, 70 Be supPlisd- -
Coventry, to be suHplied-
Dlnville aud West DAnvlle, J. Mcdonald
awhile. Nor;h, to De supplied
Glove. wess glover and North Greensboro, G. E
GreesborS Berd, s,annArd aud West wheeocE, to b
euild6sIgI, 8. v Barrovs-
H0iland and Moran Corner, A B. Blake.
island Pjnd. r L Bruce
Lunenburrn and East Concord, J. h Wirslow
4 7 s4rnreT
Is: .ad flrS e be :1pB,s e supplied
Ssx69ry anf y %ssi Ssc sS2 Austin
Pesrh4m. ". Robinson.
| st JOhnsbury. Z ). Locke - = p
ST Johuso1ry Center and East St JohnsouFy' L. t
shefisid aud Nheelock, D. Lewis,
Walden, TO be supplied
Walden south. J. Thurston.
Yves IIleld, Troy and Jay. W 5; Jsnne,
Wondb1r South, to ue supplied
| WolcStt, ~ be supplied
SPRINGFIELD DISTRICT.
Athens, CsmbldsepOos and saIons River, to be SUI
s ssTnsFd' E 5 . .nd f2ntrs, smith
Beil2w, Fails L I. BeetInAn-
Brs, tstS; D: z Miller.
b1ye-- East and wiIliamsyllle, A. s MaIh4n-
F4irlee and ,ozth Ihe;io't' to be Supplied
aaF,!snd Ard S3 i, H.r;IaPt : t a aile
Lan ns1t1 ca aud Peru, E, H, Bartlett,
londonderry, South, A. B. Enrlsht
MerhantsviiIe and Cuttingsyille. J. E. Knapp.
PsFkins9iIi IL AMI wsithrsdeld Center Rockwell
Prn,.oEsyxllIfaii 6 w E; smith
RsAdi2.. south and Felchyills, c. H Sweat.
E 0,i alton, So 3 , y pr a Bryant
"a Ibid BRIDE Sun s5uth. ". B, Howard
Union VILLAGE, Flanders.
T Ssss F Fs1dss' and Eiy' T. T. Frost,
w Tfi;e1 RIVER u p Jrn a.saS L sherburn
Wilmington, J. Hamilton.
Windsor aud As-utnsyylIIe, L W culver
ST ALBAys DISTRICT.
P y. GRANGER, Presiding Elder.
AlburEh, J; Eari<ht-
CAMBRIDGE, 70 be i suPp..;sdt
S9che5.sFy O. 4 H +a9x59E 70 be SUPPLIED
, Enosburxh. ". y. Roberts.
EsiElATY and Flet &c }l y, W 4; Hyde.
Frank in R. Moran.
Georgia and North FAIRFAX, o. NJ Boutwell,
; G aithti lee, V : ( ( F P1ieIAAn
) HYDE PARK aud Joanson, H. A Bushnell
Tsle La Motto. 10 be supplied.
Milton c. " wed.eg5rth.
MontEoTasr aq q East a Berkshire, C 5. Vail
R sSlih AT +, d RoBsSt A.'' ~1''
St Adams Bsy, G F Arms
sheldon, D q Bickuell-
l Cpderhiii J. W Guernsey
, Wateryills and Bs!yitsrei % b supplied.
% Vest cd {. II Ward
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-04-21

Jay Gould's winnings during the last
year are variously estlm tied, bat on any
reckoning his capital his been rolling up
like "a sn,w ltii. The New York Public
SAYS chat year ago he sold about 100 0OO
shares of Union Pacific for abolt $3.50.
600. THEN he bought u controlling interest
in Kansas Pacific. which WAS at II for about
5000. 900 and in the next six months the
stock rose to 90. netting 81 100000. Wa
bash was at IS when Gould bought, men
SAY. twu-thrus of the stock. and it rose
laler To 62i. His prof 5 on the consoli.
dation of the St. Louis Northern (Which
he ousht at II and saw rise to AZ and
Wabash are put at 81 $50 600. In all by
spending about S3S50,0O0 for stocks
Gould has netted $1,000, 900. if, an im-
porlaut if. be were to sell out Meanwhile
he can borrow on all his holdings two or
three times the amount of his original
capital. The question in Wall street now
is how much Gould expects to make on
his Central stock, of which he has at least
| 80, 500 shares.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-04-21

The passage OF so many thousand Kan
sss settlers through the state has finally
aroused Missouri to make known her own
attractions. Three hundred delegates
from all parts of the state gathered in a
three days convention at St. Louis last
week, and if they did not make out Mis-
souri, to be the lost Eden, it was not
because they did not represent her full
beauties. Climate. soil. mines. factories,
history aud score more of subjects were
considered in carefully prepared papers,
among which was one By Thomas Allen,
of Pittsfield and the Iron mountain road,
on the states commercial relations. The
vast mass of information is to be printed
and sown broadcast for the information of
the world at large and Immigrants in
particular. The reputation of county
| debts and the crookedness in the state
finances were among the blemishes not
brought out. nor that striking workmen
have raised the price of coal. so that river
steamers no longer stop at ST. Louis TO
coal. and closed the Vulcan ironworks at
Carondelet, where s2.5O0,OO0 Law lille for
two years and half and has lust been
employed but month. after the expeudi.
Iture of $4,000 in putting things to rights.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-04-21
Vermont ". z. Conference .

The NJ. E. conference closed its session
at Barton Landing Monday. The aP-
pointments on the several districts will be
found below:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-04-21

1t looks strange to see South Carolina 5
aristocIats filling each others bodies with
bullets over the right OF a "nigger to
vote, but that WAS Just what happened at
the recent local election at bloody Edge
field. The bone OF contention was the
liquor license. which the party headed By
A. A. CIisby wanie.i reduced. They
brought Lawrence Cain. a colored ex-
state senator, to the polls. but DR.. Bland
disputed his right to vote. Words led on
10 blows and blows to the ever ready
pis oil. which used up three of the leading
,!isputants more or less, before Il true,
was called The best of it is that the
high Standing OF The dueists d~s not
prevent the Charleston IS c. Netcs ana
Courier and Augusta (G.) Chronic t
from employing the row to point nee lefl
rehuke 10 Tire practice OF Juggling around
reviewers. bowie knives and other cuu-
ces.led munitions vi WAT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-04-21

The Confession OF OTERo.-An alleged
confession of Otero, executed for trying
to kill King Alfonso, is published in Mad
rid. Otero said he did not wish to com
promise anybody. He was deceived and
led astray, and entered an Unknown
association. He was taken before secret
meeting OF masked men al Toledo, who
decided he should kill Senior Canovas del
Castillo. After receiving one hundred
and thirty francs and pistol, he returned
to Madrid. Soon after the order was re
voked. and he was directed to kill the
king. O,ero declared that If he had not
made the attempt he would have beer
assassinated.
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

[sEAL.l TH0S. II. BERKEY, Clerk.
By JOHN II. PAINELL, Deputy Clerk.
!. S. Brown, Attorney for Plaintiff. dS-law 2mM
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-05
SUMMONS.

CSTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC
- ramento-ss. In the District Court OF the Sixth
judicial District The People of the State Of Cali
fornia to l. S. GARTNER, greeting; You
hereby summoned TO answer the complaint OF
A. J. SHOREY, IN said Court filed against you,
within ten days from the service of this writ,
exclusive of the day of service if served you in
this county; if served out of this county, but within
this judicial District within twenty days; but if
served on you without said district, then in forty
days from such service, exclusive of the day OF
vice in an action commenced the 4th day Of
DECEMBER, 1879. in said Court. Said action is
brought to recover the sum Of eghty-nine thousand
1882 600 dollars together with costs of suit. And
for cause of action plaintiff alleges that the 18th
day of September 1879, the abo, named defend
ant caused and procured one George L. Martin, with
force and violence TO arrest this plaintiff and ma
liciOusly and without cause caused and procured
this plaintiff to beimpTsoned and detained in prison
in the County Jail of Sacramento county fol forty
nine days, contrary to the laws Of the State
of California and against the win OF said
plaintiff, whereby plaintiff was exposed and
injured in feelings his credit and his cir
cumstances, and prevented from attending to
his business to his damage in the sum of $50 600 as
aforesaid, all of which is fully stated in the
paint on file herein, to which special reference
is hereby made. Aud you are hereby notified
that if you fail to answer the complaint di
rected, plaintiff will take default against you, and
apply to the Court for judgment for the said of
$50, 600 and costs 4 suit as demanded therein.
In testimony whereof, |, Thomas H. Berkey, Clerk
of the sixth Judicial District Court aforesaid,
do hereunto set my hand and affix the seal Of said
Court, at Office in the city of Sacramento, this 4th
day of DECEMBER, A. d. 1879.
[sEAL.l TH0S. II. BERKEY, Clerk.
By JOHN II. PAINELL, Deputy Clerk.
!. s. BRowN, Attorney for Plaintiff ds-1aw2mM
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-05
SHERIEE'S SALE.

ITNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or
sale, issued out of the Honorable District
Court of the Sixth Judicial District OF the state oil
California held in and for the county OF Sacra'
mento, bearing date DECEMBER l6, 1879, upon
Judgment and decree therein entered on the list
day of JUNE, 1879, in the case wherein ROOT,
NELSON l. co. were plaintiffs and A s. BRYANT
and others were defendants, / will, on MONDAY,
the 10Th day Of JANUARY, A. D., 1880, sell to the
highest bidder for cash. at the hour OF IL o'clock A.
M in front of the Courthouse door, the following
described property to satisfy said Judgment to Wit
The Ieasehold estate of A. S. BRYANT in the real
estate described as follows: 1t is known as
Sharp's Point and its boundary lines are,
commencing at the confluence Of Snodgrass
Slough ard Tyler Slough at low-water mark,
thence up said Tyler slough 1900 feet, more or less
to certain alder tree marked with a blaze and
further designated by post planted by said tree;
thence in an easterly direction $50 feet to the cor
ner of the fence the old ditch thence in SOUTH
ery direction in straight line across Snodgrass
evee3 touching alder tree, to Snodgrass slough,
distance of 700 feet more or less the point being
designated by post planted in the ground on the
westerly bank OF said slough thence down said
Snodgrass slough to the place OF beginning. The
sawmill building and machinery and fixtures and
appurtenances situate on the real estate above de-
scrbed all Of said property being in the county OF
State of California.
NJ. NJ. DREW, Sheriff
,o-n JOY
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-05
PROBATE NOTICE.

CSTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC
- ramento-In Probate Court. In the matter OF
the estate of JOHN BENNETT, deceased. Notice
is hereby given that CARL HALVERSON has filed
in this Court his verified petition asking that de-
cree be entered that the Executrx OF the estate OF
said JOHN BENNETT, deceased, convey to him, said
CARL HALVERS0N, under and in accordance with
the terms of certain written contract entered INTO
between said Bennett and Halverson, that certain
real estate in said county and State described and
bounded as follows Beginning at the intersection
of the west line of county road and the south line
of the land constituting the right of way OF the
Sacramento Valley Railroad, thence with the line
of fence on the side of said county road south
81 east 1878 chains, to stake witnessed by
stump in the ditch thence at right angles south
S6b' west 80 chains to stake in the west side OF
private road near orchard thence north 81 west
IA 81 chains to a stake in the line of fence on the
south side of the Sacramento Valley Railroad, two
feet east Of gate thence with said fence north
57a east 10 "a chains to the place of beginning con-
tanning sixteen acres and being the northeast SIX
teen acres of the real estate described in said con-
tract of sale between said Bennett and Halverson:
And that this Court has by order duly entered
herein on the 22d day Of December, 1872 appointed
MONDAY the 10Th day of january, 1880, at 10
o'clock A. NJ at Its Courtroom in Sacramento, Cal,
as the time and place for hearing said petition.
Dated Sacramento, December %, 1879.
IsEALl T. II. BERKEY, Clerk.
d24-1m By C. NJ. CoGLAN, Deputy Clerk.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-05
PROBATE NOTICE.

I'm PROBATE COURT, STATE OF CALIFOR-
/ MIA. county of Sacramento. In the matter OF
the estate OF ELIZA OLSEN, deceased. In
the Probate Court of the county OF Sacramento.
The People of the State of California, send greet
ing: In pursuance of an order Of the Hon: Robert
G. Clark, Probate Judge Of the county AFORESAID
duly made aud entered on the 18th day OF pECEh
Der. 1879, notice is hereby given that MONDAY,
the 18th day of JANUARY, 1880, at 10 o'clock A. n
of said day. at the Courtroom, at Court house, IN
the city and county of Sacramento, has been sp-
pointed as the time and place for hearing the ap-
plication of ANN OLSEN, praying that docu-
ment now on file in this Court, purPorting to De
the last will and testament of ELIZA OLSEN, de-
ceased, be admitted to probate, and that letters
testamentarv be issued thereon to ANN OLSEN,
who is named therein as executrix, at which time
and place all persons interested may appear and con-
test the same.
It is further ordered by the Court, that notice
hereof be made by publication for ten successive
DAYS in the RECORD UNION, newspaper printed ana
published in said Sacramento county.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Probate
Court hereto affixed, this 26th day OF December
fsrnl T. H. BERKEY, County Clerk.
By C. NJ CoGLAN, Deputy.
FREEMAN BATES, Attorneys for Petitioner.
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Commencing Sunday, December ?S, 1872,
AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
TRAIN AND BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO

E.9A A. E.-esun lays excepted Accon,n,o a
R'OV dation Train 20 Marysville Red b. # and
Redding.
AK A. acknowledgements, E mig rant,
5sAe Freight and Accommodation Train.
a sbA A. n.-(Daily)- Pacic Express, via Dav 8
StfsV , Bencia for San Francisco. - Connects
Sundays excepted) at Davis With Ac.y
IN dation Train to Aood'ra Williams and
Willows also connects daily at Suisun fol
Vallejo, and via Napa Junction for Calls
toga (stages for the Geysers)
aAslsAA. Nor as soon thereafter 8 p ac
kJsSVtitable, Sundays excepted -Steanlt' for
San Francisco, touching at all way ports
on the Sacramento river.
,AfAA. Vs. (Daily)-Local Passenger Train
IHsVVfor Stockton, Tracy, Livermore Niles,
Oakland and San Franc SEQ. Connects
at Gait for lone, and at Niles for San
lS,0AP. M.-(sundays excepted Passenger
lfN'oVTrain for Davis and Woodland. Con.
meets at Woodland for Williams and
Willows.
O,dA r. ss.-Daily) Alta tic Express for Col
XIV fax, Reno carson and rginia), Battle
Mountain (Austin), Palsade Eureka),
Ogden, Omaha and East
1.6A Z. M.-(Daiiy Oregon Express for Marys-
%svV ville Chico, Red Bluff and Redding (stages
for Pc tland, Greg ny.
D.OA II. ss.- Sunda excepted Local Ac
fvscU commodation Train Lathrop. Connects
with the Arizona ~ pres for MERGED, MADEIRA (Yose
mite and Big TIees) Mojave, Newhail (San Buena-
ventura and Santa Barbaral Los Angeles, Santa
Monica, lmington, Santa Ana (San Diego, Cotton
lSan rnardino), Yuma Colorado river steamers
Marie pa (sta ;es Phoenix and Prescott), and
Casa t4rande stages for Florence, Tucson and
T,mbst ne) Sleepi ars be weel L tn up, Los
Angeles and Yuma.
1.Ag p. al.--(Daily(- Local Passenger Ira
f0.fc for Dnis, Bencia andSan Francisco. Con-
meets Sundays excepted) at Su sun for
Vallejo, and ia Napa Junction for Calls
toga.
f.1S r. M.-(Sundays excepted Passenger
ts10 Train IN Davis Woodland and Knight
Landing.
Q,sSA p. .-(Sundays excepted)-Vir inia City
CsIV Express for Auburn, Colfax, Truckee al
Reno Connects with Virginia and Truckee r. llr1 d
for q rson nd Virginia. Sleeping Car from Saera-
mento to Carson.
N.SA II. M.-(Dailye Westward Emigrai
JsOV Train, via Davis and Bonita, for San Fran
ciscc.
A. N. TOWNE General Superintende,
GOODMAN Genl Pass,r and Ticket AgeI
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-05
u,nu,c sJerksbln OF the Assembly.

SAN DIEGO, January 3d.-The following
will be in the Union tomorrow: We under
stand that Frederic N. Pauly will be a candi-
date for Minute Clerk of the Assembly at the
coming session of the Legislature. MIR. Pauly
has represented this county in the Legisla-
ture, and has for years been representative
man of Southern California This section of
the State is surely entitled to some of the ap-
pointments, aud we have no hesitation in
saying that Mr. Pauly's will give great salts
faction to Los Angeles and San Bernardino
counties, as well as to San Diego. We
strongly urge the appointment as one en-
inently fit to be made"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-05

night of the 9TH ultimo, logging camp on
the Yakima river caved in on party OF men,
crushing them to the ground and severely IN
juring several John Allison, one OF the
party. was crushed beneath the weight OF a
heavy wall log into large open fire, and 1t
became necessary to saw the log OF IN order
to extricate him. While this was being done
he lay upon the hot Goals, and was literary
roasted alive. uttering the while the most
heartrsnding shrieks and appeals for mercy
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-05
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Improving Fraser niyer-Cold "eather-
TeIeeraphic Interruption.

Improving Fraser niyer-COld Weather-
TeIegraphic Interruption.
VICTORIA, January 3d.-H. o. Geiger has
arrived from Cottonwood Canyon, where ne
superintendent the operations OF Mr. wright
in removing the rocks in Fraser river. Be-
tween 500 and 600 cubic yards have been
taken out, and the navigation is much i'm
proved. An appropriation of $4,000 next
wear will remove all distractions.
The bodies of the three men who were
drowned in the canyon in October have not
been found. ,
At Bridge creek Oh the night of the 10Th
December there were 81 feet of Snow, and the
thermometer fell many degrees below zero.
Live stock had suffered severely in Lac La
Hache valley, and settlers were on snow
shoes hunting their animals. The stage, for
a distance of $50 miles, did not average two
miles an hour.
Telegraphic communication is still inter
rttntad
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Arrested for BursIary-Boy Killed.

SANTA BARBARA, January Sd.-A boy
named Bill Hall, bootblack at the Morris
House, robbed The room of a guest last Tues,
day night, stealing overcoat, watch, pistol
and $50 in money. The theft was not discov-
cred until next morning. when Hall had de-
eamped. He was arrested at San Buenaven-
tura to-day on telegram from the Sheriff of
Santa Barbara.
An accident occurred at Central City, in
this county. The son of Mr.. Bidwell, s
years old. was killed by runaway team at
tached to gang pillow, which dragged him
ninety yards breaking the little fellows leg.
His flesh was terribly lacerated by the points
and the edges of the plowshares. He lived
few days, and died in great pain.
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NEVADA.
passengers En- Route to the Pacific Coast.

Passengers En- Route TO the Pacific Coast.
CARLIN, January 4th.-The following pas
sengers passed Carliu to-day, to arrive in Sac
ramento tomorrow J. H. Roberts, Cherry
Creek, New, J. l.. jackson, Wilmington,
Del; Miss NJ. A. Hall, Boston, Mass; Con
slant Meese, Judge R. L. Morris and wife,
]. Messerer, e. Wormser, San Francisco ;
George E. Ranm, New York City: h. w.
Scott. Portland. Or: O. l.. Reed. C. W.
Reed, Sacramento; George Henderson, Tus-
earora. New: J. F. Brooks, Massachusetts, {:
W. B. Rover, Kansas Joseph Cinz, New
Bedford. Mass; Joseph Fisher and wife,
Oranies. Ks: Mrs E. Aldshul, Waterviile,
Ks.:C. Z. Sweetzer, Ohio; George Keith,
Illinois C. l.. Brown, Sacramento; p emf
grants. including IL males, to arrive in Sac
ramento January 9th.