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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27
The Grave ortul,I-

-.Caic4zo Il.aHe Car-aa..
 " There said the sexton atr. moving along as Le cu.atG .... flat stone beauus two names. og- .,. which was but Jew Years old. -t,,.-r is Mrs Carlyle grave"
 The wife c. Thomas CarrH-e ! inquired.
 Ay,' he ssiI. ar. av. srI Mr. Carlyle comes her. from Laa-.g now and then tl see tLe grave. II. . gaunt, shaggy, we.rd ala1 olar old man, looking yylF 9.d rh- last time be was here
 " He Is eighiy-siX now. Is.il.
 Ay,' he repeated . ei-l.g-sis. and comes here Go ,lis grave ali ris way from London.
 Mr. Carlyle himself added the graye-dIgger, % $ Co be brought here to be buried with his wi.-. |. comes here lonesome ani alone when he visits his wite's grave. Ills niece Keeps him company Go The gate but he leaves her there, and she ,ay- there for him. The last time Le Wis here l got a sight of him, and he vas bowed down under his white bais. and he took his way up by ,auu.lei wall of the old cathedral and Le ,0,- tered up here Co this spot.
 Softly spake the sraye-I E-e-. a-i paused. Softer still, in the lruH. s.- alect of the LOthiaus, he proc.c.ei
 '' and he stood there wAi.eil i-e grass, and then he kueciei down and stayed on his knees at the grave --,a he hent over and ] saw him kiss tue the grouud-ay, be kissed i,GE.iuui again, and he kept knee.ins and l' was a long time before be arose and t0ttered out of the cathedral and wan dercd through the graveyard to ,a, gate, where his u.-Ce stood w--ll- for him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27
Iotlce

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO x. w. Ak MITCHELL. cor thosc Faui-= ttat claim undeI him. tlff Iue undersigned has bad the neuessarv wcr, done upau thg Bandit mine, old ttai birJrlct. in fims county. A. r.. for tte Wear enciu- Iauuarg !, l-sl, and uus paid for tBc salnagu uEie-- the said Ai I-cheIl. or those olgiiiug under aim. come forward m ninety daTs tIom irs Gl.e ui Cn;s notice and pay over to fae t.e -gm cd 51i5i fu.;i, three and one tnird dolEir-- iha1 being hts OF their share ut ihe money Jaid t8f assessment work on his or .their one .lirl cl saiI Iaiuy, said mine Uill be fsaf.iied io nae. N. ( BROWN.
 TacsOu, j3uuar 4, 1851 j5
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

ON Wednesday night an ec.ei-.., !. rod of the engine at tbe Grand te-.''' hoisting works broke and the -au allZatiOn of the machinery was - cient to allow the ascending ci " slip back to the 4O0foot level, 7i1-'-- ing the cage and knocking o4- ' .. timbers at the bottom oi the --'-. The broken machinery was r-i.. yesterday, and hOisting Is c9i.l.- - by means of a bucket unii. iH7 .. can be got into running order II Epitaph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27
Notice

20 HE pARII OR "A .TitS CLAIM { ing ile Dido l-IHe. situate in JAe llaf- shaw Dl-i-ici. lr.HI 4l.t..iali tC il-le-uuatteI- ui a mile oi tl- Trench Mtul-IAi- is to give RO4sce tAaI Ue have done b. l. c.--.Ty I>sess mo8t work, amounting io -ltu, iu ~sia mine for tEe year ending JaHusrs l. I5>l. and uLi-s- said paIty Or paIties come Iosg ild and pay nis or their prop portion ot a--es-..leLt work sad nlme Wsli be forfeited to gs.
 $. N LOWELLI
 J. E. ALLEN. January 90, lSsi jIu
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27
District Court-Freneh T.

FRIDAY, March IS. ". NJ. O'Brien Ys. E. J. Smith ct al Demurrer argued snd submitted. Otto von Richenbsch vs. Jacob Martini ct al-Motion 10 set aside de fault submitted.
 SATURDAY, March 19. P. Charoaleau vs. Soloman Warner -COuntinued until adjourned term. FIR. Webster vs. R R. Barclay el al.-Judgment by default, after proof ordered.
 Julian Taylor was admitted 10 prac- tice as an attorney in this court. The grand jury made the following presentments: One case Of murder, one of grand larceny and one of rob- bery.
 MONDAY, March 2l. Wm. Morgan vs. Ctas. H. Norris ct al.-Judgment against defendant, Sylvester Lowell and dismissed as To defendants Chas. II. Norris and IiI Norris.
 L. Zeckendorf & Co. vs. L. Meyer ct al.-Continued until adjourned term
 Theo Welisch ct al. vs. l.. Meyer et al.-Continued until adjourned term. Messrs. Morgan & Silent and Camp bell & Robinson entered of record as counsel for Territory m the above two cases.
 M. Calisher vs. W. NJ. Downing Farley t Pomroy entered as counsel for defendant.
 Territory of Arizona vs. L. Meyer and I. B. KowalsEle two indictments) Motion to set aside ,oyerruled. Demurrers argued and submitted. M. F. Nye vs. Thos.H. Burke ct all Continued until Tuesday.
 Venire issued for 22 jurOrS, return able tomorrow at 10 a. m.
 F. K. Miller admitted to practice as attorney.
 Hoffman ys. Goldwater ct al.-MO- ton for change of venue. Argued.
 TUESDAY, March 9. Territory vs. L. Meyer and i. B. Kowalskie, two indictments -Demur- rers overruled and defendants plead ! uOl Sulltl lD thCn iuulClAutuN- II Adi set for March 2Slh. Territory vs Daniel Moran, murder -One day to plead.
 Territory vs. Henry Perd and Charles Park, robbery-One day to plead.
 Territory vs Montgomery, grand larceny-One day to plead.
 J. G. Howard admitted to practice in this CouIt.
 Territory vs. D. A. SanfOrd-Case dismissed and bonds exonerated. Territory vs Camille Fouille--Same action.
 Territory vs. Thomas Shean-Same action.
 Territory vs. H. B. Watson-Same action.
 Territory vs. Henry Green-Dis- charged from custody.
 Territory vs. M. Drummond-Case referred to next Grand Jury.
 The Grand Jury presented three in dlctments against parties who, as bailees for certain goods, appropriated the same 10 their own use with inten- ton to steal the same; 1 murder, grand larceny, robbery.
 Nye vs. Burke-On trIal before a jury.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

FE'O THE PARIl UE PARTIES CLAIM 1 Ing an iul.iest la tL- Lllld-r mine, sli- hated i1 tLe l'll1-ellIa AoULl4i,-, Washing ton Camp I- To Llfe ElIi-- ihaI l haze oolir The uecss>tls asses sC.-t ..tIl., -uiO uut- Ing % cit,s uii sad lillgi ia. ..i- year ending Jailialy j. 1881, and UnIl>- =liL party or par nes crme i1lN- -rC and i'-s ll- or llrIr pIppOI- fion ui said assessment UoE, and CrsI ui aG- VasftiaiI-, sand mine Niil be I.r.-.led lJ lue.
 jI5 Eu- LuALlOLIUH
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

TIE WEEKLY CITIZEN, issued to- morrow morning, contains H cOmpen- dium of all the news of the week. Particular attention is given to the current mining developments and re- ports Of new discoveries, besides other useful information concerning Arizona. Copies. put up in wrappers ready for mailing, can be had at this office. Price, ten cents. Send a copy to your Eastern friends.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

THEneW Methodist chapel in course of construction at the corner Ot Pen ningtOn street and Stone avenue will be real beauty architecturally IL is to be built 0f brIck, and so construc- tel that future additions can be made with harmonious effects.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

MLssRs. 4. D. OTIS & Co. got in a carload oi doors and windows to- day. rhelr supply Of builders materials now on hand comprises almost every thing required Tn the construction of building. Their commodIds Ccw store at the corner of Meyer and Pen nInglon streets is the scene of con- iinual activity during business hours, and their trade is assuming gigantic proportions.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

A SPLENDID casket was provided for the remains oi the ill-iated stage driver, Bud Philpot. and his remains iorv arued to Caliiornia, at the ex- pence of Wells, Fargo t Co. l. was an net of generosity highly commend able, aud Is an exception to the rule that GO corporations have no souls"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27
Gov. FREMONT has appointed the

Gov. FREMONT has appointed the officers of Graham county as follows C. B. Rose, Sheriff; Chris Glennun District Attorney; A. Solomon, J. Foster, C. F. Leitch, Supervisors Geo. Lake, Probate Judge; Thomas Neese, Public Administrator; F.. D Tuttle, Coroner; James Hayes, Coun ty Surveyor; L. E. Soiomon, Treas ureF.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

FREQUENT complaints are made to this ctiice of the irregularity with which the CITIZEN is received by sub scribers al different points in the Ter ritory. For some days at time none are received, and four or five copies are delivered at once. The fault dres not iic in this office, nor in the Tucson postoltice, aud it therefore suggests the utter iBcapacity. or gross negligence oi pOstal-car route agents. We sug gest tp Col. Mckusick that the matter he looked into at once and remedy applied.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

TuE newly discovered placer mines near the Papago District, are attract ing considerable attention just now Quite a party of prospecior$ went down few days ago Co locate claims The gold Is said 10 be quite coai SC, and the diggings shallow, but two and d hall feel 10 bed rock.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

THE first issue of the Arizona Weekly Enterprise will make its ap- psarance at Florence on March 26, with Mir Geo. B. Taylor as editor and proprietor The new enterprise has the best wishes of the CITIZEN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

TlIE Los Angeles Herald says. The volume of mail matter now pouring into and out of Arizona Is something enormous. IL has just about 4utirl- pied ID the past three or four months. and is increasing constantly For several weeks past mai. matter for Arizon. has been received from ihc East over the Atchis0u, Topeka and santa Fc road, and it has also been noted that that was also increasing LatteIly registered packages have been received, showing that mall communication is almost complete Now that the two roads, the one mel- toned and the Southern Pacific, are united. there will doubtless be an im- mepse increase. as all che Arll1l- mail from the East and the Southern California mail will come by tue ne" route. There are now seven route agents employed on the road between Los Angeles and Benson. They "il continue through Co the junction ip few days, amt four of them are on the road constantly, two gvlu5 eA-, and two coming west each day
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

DETECTIVE R. H. PAUL telegraphed from Tres Alamos Tuesday 10 Mir. Van Fleet, Wells, Fargo & Co. s agent here, that he tracked the stage robbers 10 that place last night, and would take the trail this morning. His return would depend upon CIT cumstances. MT. Paul is following them like a sleuth hound, and when her overtakes the fugitives there will be a short reckoning unless the rob bers discreetly surrender.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

JoHS FLEMING, said to be ICON boy was amusing himself Friday morning by shooting at a dog in front of a saloon at Harshaw. The sport moi proving sufficiently exciting, led to a promiscuous shooting among the boys, resulting in FlemiDg's receiving a couple Of shots in his head ai the bands of Collins, a blacksmith em- ploge3 by the Hermosa Company. The wounds will probably prove fatal. No.arrestS have vel been made.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

WELLS, FARGO < Co. offer a re- ward of $500 each for the capture of the persons implicated ln the recent murders and attempted -tage rob- bery. This is in addition tO the S30U offered by the Governor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

MR. GEORGE A. CLUM, Clerk Of the Court, has received S400 worth of law books for the Tucson Bar Library, comprising American Law Reports, American Decisions and California Law Reports
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

TIE following are Wells, Fargo t Co.'S rates on goods from eastern cit ies and San Francisco, as furnish ed bv NIT. Van Fleet, their courteous and efficient agent at this place: From Philadelphia, ST per leo pounds New York, $16. 50; Kansas City, SIP ; San Francisco, $9.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

< MINING district has been organ ized in 'he placer basin of lbe Qui- iotoa. mountains, O miles south ut Casa GraEde, called Gold Mountain District. The gold is coarse, and bedrock is reached at from 20 to 40 feet Water is very scarce, and dry washing is resortcd to. Quite an eX- citemcut prevails.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

JUDGE FRENCH has ordered all sc- lions pending in he District Court, originating in that portion of Pima county now embracei in the limits of Cachise county, 10 be transferred Co the District Court in and for Cachise county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

Ing Nugget states that a young man named O'Brien Moore committed suicide near Wilcox on Thursday af- ternoon. He was non compos mentis through a love affair
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

CAPTAIN T. J. JEFFORDs has at last secured the water franchise for Tue son. h. developing his supply of water MT JeffOrdS has expended about $25,O ,O00, and It was but an act of justice for the City Council to grant him a franchise. The work of prep aration to lay mains and constructing reservoirs will begin at once, and be pushed 10 rapid completion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

A DOG in Tombstone was discovered gnawlng a human arm on which a lit t!e dried flesh remained. It was probably eAhumed by coyotes and found by the dog.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

MEsSRs. S. LIBERMAN & Co, the g0.ahead merchants ot Wilcox, have just added large consignment of goods to their stock, direct from the East They enjoy a good trade, and maintain The position Of the leading. house of Wilcox.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

IT was Mr. B. M Jacobs, ol the Pima County Bank, who was ap- pointed one of the Board of Super yisors. Mike Pagan, of Harshaw, was to-day appointed to the same body.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

THE race Sunday between tke Apache Mare and Texas Charlie, fpI SlOGO side, came oil yesterday al Silver Lake c"uIse, the former win ming by l6 feet.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

THE passenger rates from TucsGn io san Francisco have been reduced from S69 to S55 for first class; $50 to S44 for second class, and $I9 to St3 for third class.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

MR. A W. PATTIANI, Chief Clerk to the Surveyor General, has beCn made happy by the arrival of his vie and two children.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

MR. FRED. MAcCRELLIsH is stop ping with Dr. HolbroOk, and we are pleased to learn that his health is rapidly improving.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

TIE shipment of silver bullion from the Tombs' one M. < M. Co.'S mill at MIllville. on March 18th, amounted to $l6, 426 .66; on March 2l, S5, ,295 90.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

James, IS a Welshman, and a printer by trade.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

DURING the month of February bullion amounting to $5S. 900 was shipped from Pinal through Casa Grande.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27
Railroad Fare to Kansas City

We are indebted Co the local agent in this cit, for the following rates oi laIe to Kansas City:
 Firt-class uckei, s9G40; second class, SIS third class, S5250
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

Gov. A. P. K. SAFroR0, who has heen quite Ill for weeks. Is again on his feet and Tn his usual health, and will livery soon be in Arizona again.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

MR. F. P. THOMPSON, ot the Jour nal, has so far recovered as tO be out on ihe streets again.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27
THE CITIZEN.
Local Intelligence.

ON the 18th instant Contention mfll shipped five eXtra-size bars of bullion valued 5000.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

X STRANGER passing a chlI..'5- and seeing a hearse staEdluE uf'' .'. incurred who was dead The s.A informed him. .. What comp.--, asked the iaqUisitive one. st. old man, There is no comi.-'.' every body is satisfied.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

TIE warm weather is blessing. A woman may let her fur-linea cloak blow open without taking cold
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

A YOUNG lady, recently m-... read Mother Shipt0n' prapAe-' the first time the other day my luck." she exclaimed. thI''--a the paper down. here I'm Il-. . ried and now The wor.ts -.-'.-= 9u eDd."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

sS \ NEN NEE t-fcs 2 5-----l Failing Cure io,
 s-.s54 NeNuu- Debility, E1-r .4- aa-<.sfs, Exhausted Vitality, Esss a N(,t- >vniua. Ncahuts- ifrTI ,tF-. FFlii -I4, Il at tor 2 B Ue a, F zs Lost IstHfuod, I'm ES < ilat.lcg, lamly-is lSr fS-s5S-ea <.ll4 lG al jlr terrible kNse g, lsee.s .l.-cl- a. self Ahl-e k<s--sS.s ,ET-sss3 iu. lrgfhuI Ili.les 7-f-T-Tst r2-see1 .Iis; rZrc-=-- uI ma c--tefi i T-.r ytar~--uth as lass el n-luar, Is--Ijcde, turIHl cis i~-lon, gvyTglou to society. d!mucsS ci vision, n1i-e- n She head, the viial lgid passing guoh-v.Vod in the urine, and many otg-s diseases that lead lu insanity and death.
 DEs. fif>BIE niu s-rce Go forfeit Five tiHntrcd Dui.afs For Caec ul iEi- kind tht igal Restorative tuucrr hi- special advice and ireatmentl piH uuf cure sr f1r anything lmparH or injurious ioaud iu ii- Dr. Mimic ireair a'l Private Diseases successfully without Animation alid advice. including anal s-is oi urine, s. Price Gi Niial Ee>toratisc, S5 a bottle, or ioUs iiuc- fine quantity. Slh, sent Go f-Y asidres- uloa receipt Ot price, ur G. o. D., secure iloni observation, aud iu private uanc, if ae-irvd, by A. D.. HINEIE, H. ID. F kc1ru ed San fmuCiscg, .lliiIHia.
 Dr. f5lntie's Kidney Remedy Sephri- cum. cures gll EiHG- ui Kidney and Bludde Complaints. 5uElrrtEa, Slcet, kuuC0rrE1ar For saic "y aH urusEi-tS; Sl a b9uie; iN bot- fles fer &5.
 Dr. Mintie's Dandelion P.Ils are the best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Riliou cure in he market. For sale by ail druggists
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

TIE Goddess Of Lihertt -aNs liberty of dressing herself s7 .-. like q burle>qus actre-s a. l-r- tent with the views held OF '-' grim fathers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27

WE will be one Of seven HH''... men who will contribute a ' salary Go be devoted Co the eA.-.--.- alton of those wretcLes who -'t .... as an egg Is Of meat, DO i". ... rroaned beneath the luNar.e-. or rose Phenx-like from ..-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-27
United Stateslndian Service
Pimc HaHc0Pa and PopagO
 Agency

ETOVENBEB zs, leee-IO WHOM IT N mas couCeTH- aui OTGercd d by the Com IIissioLeT oi Indian Affair t0 lUilis all per so.s. otlsr than igpago Indians. occupying iauas au t4e PlpagO kesCrA ulIuu, that sucl premises l4u=i be vacated within ninety days. Also .4aI siI cattlng ul timber lIOm the Eersly1liol -.uSl cease !rrm ilis date other wise pa lies committing sueb uepredaiious wlH 5e fru-c-uil.. log the -atlc bs IEc United StafeE ls lsofslllleut- A. E. u DIAM.
 lIgu |. r. ildi4u Agent
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-23

An action has been commenced in
tho District Court. says the Reno
Journal, by William Thompson against
he Reno Swings Bank for the sum of
S3l. The complaint contains sew
enty Eight pages aud ifty.si1 causes Of
action. 1t is one Of the theories OF the
plaintiff that persons who subscribe for
n certain amount Of stock in the corpor-
ration. can be made TO take all OF the
stock subscribed for aud pay for il. Iu
other words that every stock holder is
liable for the RPlouut Of stock that be
subscribes for, aud his unpaid subscrip.
ton il m indebtedness to the bank, aud
should DO counted nSsrts Of the com.
pany. II this be true there are seve raj
members Of the Reno Savings Bank
that can be made to pay, in the agsre
gate. about eighty thousand dollars.
For instance. NJ. e. Lake subscribed
for S25, 900 worth of stock. He paid up
only about Sc, 900 worth. lie. conse
quenily, owes the bank SIS, 900, which
iS to be rcckourd AS part Of tn. banks a.
sesis. Should this prove to he the Law.
the bauk may yet pay up all Of its in
d~ebtedness.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-23
kEsrAIae An esAIe.

eeys IL carson 7ribsSs Of NoodAy:
''wGd ~vasPeasavsd here today thai
the Bcdis vigil.htes hae capsared lad
hung De Ia Roche. tho murderer Of
TreloAE- Tho particulars. so far a. Ne
can learn. are that . pursuing party OF
the vigilance committee followed the
scent to 4 place called Smiths Dump,
Aistant abost tep rmiIes from Bodie.
The S~igilEut-si Interviewed t~o Ftench
Canadians residing at tho Dump and
demanded to know the whereabouts Of
De Ia Roche. who denied all knowledge
thereof. They we're then strung up.
and under torture revealed the hiding
place Of the murderer. The vigil ,ntes
captured their man and the mob
clanored for his immediate execution.
Pat Reddy. tho lawyer. appealed to the
a.ob to let the law take its course. and
to let the man be tried by tho courts,
assuring his bearers on his honor thu,
he would prosecute him to tho bitter
sud. The mob listened respectfully,
but refused the request. The leaders.
however, agreed that De Ia Roche
should have an informal trial. aud the
crowd adjourned to . house. where n
court was organized. Twelve OF the
leading men OF Bodis were chosen Us =
jury. Ar. Reddy conducted the prose.
e%ution. aud Hon. J. II. Kittrell appear
ed for the defence. We have not learned
who acted as judge. The result Of the
trial wus that the jury found the de-
frud"nt guilty aud he was sentenced to
be huns Immediately. and the sentence
was put into execution at once.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-23
~ AE--H&.

Hs van't - ola M. bat As A.l aa
s6Stsnt hDl SNaNS eyes. a.d the
moo AAA GOT eOoN Hl1steA hin back.
HsAsu % e. Asva-haH hSs<t - the
KproSean plan. ana Nas ;~siigned -
FSUn and ierRotlen. HssaaJ on Mon.
day. In Tie evsoins be isok . few
turns around The eAes. 5sokeA hard at
the clock and hunkrily stths elsrk. and
vent to his room ~iths-pock.t full Of
apples. He WAS seen several times next
day with that same look on his face. and
about z O'Clock in the evening be care
fully approached The counter aud said
to the clerk:
"Say. I'm gettin' all fred hungry.
Isu't it about time you had suppsr1r--
''Supperf Why. NO. don't have any
supper here"
Then guess I'll square up and
quit. Ididn't expect much on Monday
because It's wash day. and I let you OF
to-day because 1 thought the women
folks might have q big ironing, bat I've
got 80 hungry now that / must find
some tavern who're they sin't 40 infer,
nAlly busy that they cant set out At
least one meal = dayr'' ,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-23
PswaIaE On IIIiIn.

The rnpidity with which Senator
Owning ia introducing bills. says the
Canon appeal, is some,hipg uup.eee.
dented in the annals OF snge-brush leg.
islatIon. One Of his bills provides that
the session Of the Legislature shall
last but forty days. II he continues to
,ntroduce Hills rs at present. Il will 70.
quire a session OF six months to kill Que
half Of them. He is setting about on q
vigorous crurade Of reform. reforming
the whole State except Wnshoe county.
The Page OIL the left side of. the Speaker
has worn two pairs Of shoes out Carving
Powning's bills 10 the desk. This
BIZ lou SeraIor it is said is only seud-
ing these bits out as u feelrr. His pet
bills a g coming up from Reno 10y slow
freight.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-23

-" .HH W.
Tons O1xsHo1. . sugar planter OF the
Sandwich LxlAnds, iormerly . lesident
al WasAiAGton. bad an interview with
~ President Monday on the subject Of
the condition Of the future prospects Of
the Sandwich Islands. He brought
Istt.r. from Minister Conley. and sub
nitted neN, Si.VA Of the condition Of
- irs IN the Hawaiian Kingdom. not
The least Significant Of which ia the
statement that there IL . dangerous
possibility that the Islands may, in
time, come into the possession of the
Chinese. and in tina. event American
nsrhApt, Who bold tho greater part
St The psslsrty on the Islands, would
Do plAsrd al . tisadvantags. King
Kal.hua 10 represented As an ensy going
person, who is almost entirely in the
hands Of some Of the California sugar
planter, They loan him money and
he does their bidding. He is . merce.
nary person who is liable any day to
ssll his kingdom. Under the Hawaiian
hvs the Chinese may become citizens
tn six months time, and will soon
control the Legislature.