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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-03

ZONES held an execution against Iaiin '1l ,
and when he called for a settlement the
J.. ,,,;c,,lhIrist took him out into n hug pas
tnre and pointed out wild steer rs inc
particular piece Of property TO be Levied
mon. Jones chased the steer around Tor :
while. and then sat down, and taxing OUT
his book began TO write. 81
.sowhat arc you doing there?" asked the
granger. .,.,,,o-
g Charging mileage" replied the eonsta-
Tile. without looking up.
.SsDo have it all to payf" gasI'ed the
rancher.
>"You bet.'
."Thcn take this tame helier heie-
can't stand any such game as that"
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by II. l.. Staples 4 Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
IIO3 Main street.


v,XECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
u BUILDING LOTS on THE CoKNEs.RR. .s OF
DOVER COR CARY AND CHERRY STREEiSi
Also, on PINE STREET. BETWEGN B !ri,F
ERLY AND ALBEMARLE, AND oN, Iii III,
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF TWELFTH MD
81 STREETS, by AUC1iON.-t the request VI
the executor of Mr.-.J. a. Belyln, deceased, we
shall sell upon the premises, In the order naInon
below, the following described LUIS VI
GROuND-nameiy, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1881,
at 4 o'clock T.. NJ, a BEAUTIFUL LOT on the
northwest corner Of Cary and Cherry streets,
fronting 80 feet on Cherry street. ana running
back parallel with Cary stree ia feet. ,,,,,,.
At haIf-Dast 4 o'clock, q VERY HANDsOME
AND DESIIsABLY-LO LOT, fronting %
feet on Pine street Between Beverly and Al5f-
marie. and running back about l46 rect " an
alley 90 feet wide.
on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1881,
at 4 O'Clock =. NJ, Lot fronting 81 feet on
Twelfth street, corner of "a street, and running
back 40 feet 10 an alley IN common ~ feet VIDE.
These lots will be sold I'm such Subdivisions rs
may seem most desirable at the time Of sale.
TERMS One third cash; the balance nj SIX
twelve, and Eighteen months with Interest added
for NEGOTIABLE notes secured by deed OF trust.
If. /. STAPLES & CO.,
rO3 Auctioneers
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EOR BALTIMORE. sfrSI1J
POWIIATAN LINE-DIRECT STEAMER.
CHANGE OF WHARF.

Until further notice the steamer LUCILLE viii
sail every MONDAY go 4 T.. VI. from POW IA
TAN DOCK. zoo Twcnty-f0urth and Dock streets,
direct FOR Baltimore.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
varied with % ,patch tO points North and West
Freight received daily until =. NJ.
For further information. apply -
ID. }. MEISIGER.
an oO-3m soliciting Agent.
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LOST. STEAYED. AND STOLEN.

I HAVE A VERY FINE SET -
i TER DOG which came 10 my houa -->---2A
Sundav-good size. black, two front feet White.
hind toes tipped white, and white breast. The
owner will please call. pay charges and take hm
away. No. 1OI east Leigh street. DC Jill
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nor NEW YORK.-The Old 4 IN
il Dominion steamship Company s-sssss.sslstsss -
steamers Will sab as follows Steascr Old DO
MlNION, Captain MALKEK. EVERY TUESDAY
al / o'clock 4. W.: steamer WlANOKE. Captain
CouCH. EVERY FRIDAY az / o'clock L. VI.
steamer MANHATT AZ, Captain KELLY EVERY
ST NDAl 10 o'clock 4. NJ
Freight received up 10 - O'Clock w. FOR The
Tuesday and Fridays steamer and 10 ) O'Clock
saturday evening for sunday ship.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
wardCd with dispatch 90 all points horth' SOUTH
east. and west: also. 90 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Af;cr-cabiu fare 10 New York, SO; round
trip. s. s: sfceragc So and 81.
For freight or passage, apply 70
q. ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
mv6-ts Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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GOLD FOR CONFEDERATE BONDS.


Until orders exhausted, will pay SOU per
81 GOO Cor from $1,000 to sl'00o'OOO Of thee
bonds with all the coupons attached maturing IL
1865 Except the one due January !, lsGoj' ana
since attached. The present demand Tor thc-c
otherwise valuelcss securities IS 50 apparently
causcless and likely to terminate at any moment
that the greatest speed should be used in forward
ing The bonds. Send by registered mail at once
aud will remit by return mail check on New
York Bank at the above rate. Those who prefer
Fan ship by express, G. o. d., with leave to exam
inc. If by any chance bonds arrive after order is
exhausted, will return by next mail. Send 20 adj
N'''' RAPHAEL }. MOSES, JR.,
Attorney at Law
81 Wall street, Now York, y. \.
oc 20-d1w&w1t
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ANTED. -MANUFACTURING
w concern wants businessman In Richmond
and i'm every city mot already takenl. iCW nun
dred dollars necessary 90 pay for goods on delivery
after orders have been secured for The same LOO
nor month proit guaranteed. Tic most searching
Investigation solicited. \. :. AltNOLD Co"
oc 2S-6t 1898 broadway. Now York.
w A \ 4 T. ID
w PURCHASERS FOR
100000 SAWED SPRUCE Lh1Ilt, ..,..
10000 LARGE No. l HEART CGPEESS
SHINGLES,
$4,000 LARGE No. i SAP CYPRESS sim
Giles, - -.
together with q large stock Of ALL KINDS OF
LUMBER, which we offer 80 low prices.
TRUMAN A.PAHhER & Cos
Lumber Dealers.
an 1o-tNoy 10 Fifth ami Canal streets.
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?. G.. CLIFFORD. Commando
FREIGHT

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth.
smithGcli. and Hampton; Washington. d. g.;
Ncwbern. Washington, and Tarhoro', y. G., and
all points in Eastern North Carolina: also, for
Eastern shore of Virginia, Ola Point. and al rcgu-
lar landings ON James river, at LOWEST EATES,
and through bills Issued J.. y. TATTM,
Oc 20 superintendent.
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ny George T.. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auciionccr,
zoos Bank street.

TTNPRECEDENTED OFFER AT AUG
\ TION OF SIXTEEN FRAME HOUSES
AND LOTS OF ALL SIZES AND PRICES
TERMS 80 Liberal THAT ANY ONE WHO
HAS TWENTY DOLLARS N CASH CAN
Buy 4 llOMf-ATTEND TIE SALE WIZ
TIER you WANT 10 Buy OR NOT.-I shall
Ut The request Of tie owner. who has now moved
from the city. sell at auction
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH
at o'clock Z. NJ, thc3Doyc-menuoned PROPER
TY. located and described briefly as follows : LOTS
al the southeast corner Of Oaud Ihirty-frst streets
and northwest corner Of i and Twcniy-scycnth
streets with SIXTEEN HOUSES thereon. ranging
IN size from TWO tO seven rooms, and on terms Of
payment from sl2 iusttlmcnts every three months
up u $50. per cent. interest added 90 all deferred
payments.
Sale viii commence on Tlirty-drst and o streets.
GEORGE T.. CRAWFORD.
oc 2Q.3O, NO3.5.G.B.Q.lO.ll&l2 Auctiuuccr.
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- PHILADELPHIA, RICH- -; ~
4 MOND AND NORFOLK ss1Ez=z ~
STEA MSHIP MPANI.
EAD pTTTI AnTT PHI 1
FOR PHILADELPHIAI

steamer PIONEER, Captain PLAT. with pas
scngcr accommodations, VIII sail EVERY IT rs
DAY at II NJ. Freight received I'll ll:3O \. ".
Steamer ENERMAN, Captain SMITH, with pes
scngcr accommodations, VIII -al tkEltl Xxi
DAY atl2A w. Freight received uil 1870 A. NJ.
steamer FANlTA, Captain NELSON, VIII sail
EVERY SUNDAY at 4. VI. Freight received
I'll +. VI. Saturdays
Fare ON passenger steamers Tuesdays and Fri
days., -.
steamers connect at Philadelphia for Fan river
and the East For fur .hcr IN formation. apply TO
y. W. MCCARRICk,
General southern Agent Rockets.
". L. CLYDE * CO.,
iv20 General Managers. PhiiSdclI hil.
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DICHMOND, FREDEglCKSBt no

nICHNO y, IHLIlLNIi hNb1 ~
IL AND POTOMAC EAIiROAn.--c-,-'
ro,nu,rncing 81 MAY. August -. le~ .
Ais A ~ Leaves Byri-~trCct station dlll -'l
oulya az Milford and frcd,li ,,'-lf-
$40 A. NJ, le.NCs Byrd-Strgct station A.lt I'
ccpt sunday.
A.AOP NJ. leaves Byrd- street station dtN. .
400 T.. a., AccomnYd,t.cn TOT 'shs,'o''' ,,.li
SLndayNl.
1r.oe 4. NJ. arrives af nyrd-strcci station dl.lf.
N5.5s r. NJ. arrives al Byrd-~trct station ''"'
makes no local stops. f.u,
O:ss p NJ, arrives 40 Byrd->irCct static" "''''
Except Snndsyl. r,..f-
e.o7 A. N Accommodation, arrive, ~ 4.
NN' a. A.TAl LOIS.
General ,ckyi At'..'
Ell ID. MYERS, General -ulers.cA1'A', ~
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.


DOCKS. STATIONERY, &C.-Just re-
ID cciyed, a large assortment Of BOX PAPER
all the latest styles. ! carry full line OF SIA-
PIE and FANCY STATIONERY. Ny stock Is
all new and fresh and sell ~ the lowest price
lie following quotations on few leading articles
4 FINE BOX OF PAPER for lOc. q rGtm OF
GOOD WRITING-PAPER for 75c. Prices on
fine grades cheaper than any house VA ne ciiy.
4 large assortment Of PHOTOGRAPHED
BUNS al very low prices.
POCKET-BOOKS. PURSES, SC. ..,.,..,,,.
An the latest Nos. Of FRANkLiN-sQUARE
and SEASIDE LIBRARIES. ,.,,.<. ,,.,-,.c ..
A large assortment Of WALklNG-CANt - al
LEON ARDS Book aud Ncw.--tore,
DC 30 sos Main street.
NEW BOOKS.-The Lantern Of the
~ Lord and other sermons by Kew. Philllps
BROOKS. SI.75. Aunt Serena, by TIE author OF
"Onc summer" Sl.2J. Tie smkspcare, r., lhra.e-
Book. by John Bartlett. -. Glimpses Through
the Canrou-Sm0ke-a series Of sketches by ArlHd
Forbes-9l. The Theory Of Our National EX-
i.tcnce. by John c. Ilurd, IL. D.. $3.50. Wi.and
Wisdom of Lord Bcac0nshclf, %. The Theory
OF Preaching, By Austin Phelps, ID. d., $3.50.
WEST, JOHNSTON CO.,
oc 80 Booksellers and StatiOners.
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naARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC-NOyEMDER 3, 1881.
sun rlses....... e. 6:32 HIGH TIDE.
Moon scts......... 1897 Eyening..,......... 2:3O
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 2, 1851.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Grace Davis, Davis, Charleston, plios-
plate, Allison & Addison.
SAILED.
Steamer City Of Richmond, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers and United States
mails. l.. Il. Tatum, agent.
Bark Fremtidon (NOr.l. TOrieSen. Wilmington,
n. Co light, to load for Cork, for orders, Curtis &
Buck.
Schooner William Mazyck Curtis, New York,
lumber and slaves Curtis q Parker.
Schooner Edna Howard, Seaman, Fairhaven,
coal, Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad Company.
MEMORANDA.
BALTIMoRE.-Clearcd1 LIST: Steamer Napier Vr.),
Anderson, Rio JaneirO Uid Wet Point. Va.
schooner George c. A. Travers, Mitchell, FOR Rich
mOnd.
NEwroRT.-Arriycd goth ultimo: Schooner
Milford, from Richmond.
PORTLAND. Arrived 29th ultmo: Schooner
Harry Messcr, from Richmond.
PORTSMOUTH,, n. lI.-Arriyed Goth ultimO:
Schooner Ada 4. Kennedy, from Richmond.
BATH.-Arriycd Goth ultimO: SchOorcr jesse
Hart, from Richmond.
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FINANCIAL.

QUIET NERVES and balmy sleep in HOP CIT
TIERS for slcepless ladies and invalids.
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by Grub. & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers.
Eleventh street between Main md Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE YALCA-
i BILE THREE-STORY BRICK STORE. WITH
4 HALL AND DWELLING ABOVE GO. 6U9l,
on THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREET :,
WHICH IT STANDS. AT AUCTiON.-m cNecu-
ton of two deeds Of trust from Miles Cary-thc
first 10 r. r Daniel. Jr., trustee, dated september
-. 1878: the second 90 james PlcIsants and Il.
H. Stcgcr. trustees. dated May Z. lSsU-hOth duly
recorded. We, the undersigned. the trustees under
the said deeds respectively, VIII sell by auction
upon the premises. ON
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH,
at o'clock p. 81, the property above described.
10 was bu!lt few years ago in the hest manner
and In the most approved modern style. with
BEAUTIFUL STORE and basement below The
second floor /. used for society purposes having
fine hall. with au autc-room; and tie third fOOr Is
laid oG into four beautiful rooms, With bath,
clO-cts, Sc.
There are few stores IN the city more beautifully
and conveniently arranged than thls' und Icing
situated in The busiest and most attractive Part Of
Broad street is offers advantage, as stand for the
dry goods, shoe. family grocery, or, indeed any
other kind of business, scarcely to be cluallcd IN
this city
The building IS ON ground leased for term q
expire May /. $50. subject 60 IrOuud-rcni oi
$3.50 per annun. and Is o. DE paid for by the
owner Of the ground at fair valuation ON May l.
Ssh, unless Tie lease Is renewed by mutual COLI
sent, which can probably be done II desired.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance 10 three. SIX,
and nine months, with interest. secnlcd by deed
Of trust. L. J.. DANIEL, JK..
Trustee under first decd:
JAMES PLEASANIS,
Il. n. STEGER,
Trustees under second decd.
GHUDBc Z WILLIAMS. AuctiOncers. &c 30 -.
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OLDDOMINION STEAMSHIP e ~
~ COMPANY. ssF@=scszss
FOR NEW YORK.


This company viii dispatch ono Of their splendid
steamcrs-OLD DOJlNlON. WlANOkE. VI M
HAITIAN RlCIiMOND-ENER1 ~ ESDA1
and FRIDAY 40 l T.. NJ, and SUNDAY nc 8
a. NJ $500 ~
steamers leave New York TUESDAYS. iii rs
DAYS. and SATURDAYS ~ 3 4. VI. from Pier
26 new uumbcrl foot Of Beach street, North
river.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms' and
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed
SIS: Storage, 50 and 81.
Frcghts for points beyond New York forwarded
with III .patch. and no charge made except actual
Freight, received until o'clock r. NJ. daily.
Tor further information, apply %
GEORGE ". ALLEN & Co, Agents,
my l Office Company wharycs. tochcits.
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T ARGEsT FURNITURE ANDM
IL BEDDING ESTABLISHMENT u
SOUTH OF NEW YORK. NT
NEARLY 10000 SQUARE FEET FLOOR l
ROOM.
GEORGE P. STACY.

GEORGE Z. STACY,
1908 MAIN STREET AND o, 2, AND SOUTH
TWELFTH STREET,
IS receiving and adding daily 20 his IMMENSE
STOCK OF FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, and
STEAM-DRESSED FEATHERS.
HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS, Pill
LOWS, and HOLSTERS made over aud renovated
by an improved method. Don't fail 20 examine
before buying. Steancleyators 20 all parts Of the
house. ~ lS-3m
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RAILROAD LINES.
RAILROAD LINES.
GR O. ;;!::,;:;S r,.5;:S ;...::.,,gl
CHEN ANDOA II-VALLEY
~ RAILROAD.
THE ONLY ROUTE TO THE
CAyERNs OF LURAY.

Tie Luray Cave and Hotel Company bay.,.
tilted this company that they have ln,roduceaf.
ELECTRIC LIGHT
INTO The Caycrils, and they are nov daily gl..-,-
mated by the aid Of this powerful agent '''''.i-
NO OTHER ILLUMINATOR BFfXc
ADEQUATE
10 penetrate Tie obscnritcs OF thoso y,,, ..t.
ranoan halls and groitOs ~ properly re,,,,,'f-
MAGNIFICENT ORSAMENTATIoV
No similar Csyerns arc known el.c,,f.,, A..
aid Of electricity ~ ne
The effects produced fully meet uc ant,clr,,,...
ana are maryoilously beautiful. ana prs..rft ~
eye visions which have hecn herct T, r,. mo, l.c
bic under the feeble illumination io,,iilc. do
No extra charge Is made Tor tic IlIrrlt,,.t -
the Electric Light and Guides arc furri.b,tt!
a. usual. ''Nt tite,
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UNDERTAKES.
A RTHUR ROONEY, $50
n UNDERTAKER AND kURlAl,-.,,14en1'
CASE MANUFACTURES.

telegraph, city, and letter orders AZ LOWEST
pRfcEs, day or night. funerals attended with All
the hrst-class requisites once ~ iuthl'uie WITT
rooms Governor aud Franklin streets.
M 9S-eod
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AGO p. NJ, FRElGHT l-IN o1I1T. 70Nd'E'
1pllE YORK RIVER LINE.


Commencing TUESDAY, september 1880. -.
regularly thereafter except sunday, 'i' .' .
company safe amt thoroughly Cpli.r
scnger stclmcr- HAVANA 4ni Vl 4rI
icIye Ne.t Point 0n arrival oi thc GiclH.ul If'.
arriving IN Baltimore about 1880 A. Sic I'D" CIT
Meeting with all triiIs uOgiitwart. sq...
Straight tickets t0 haiumor'......,..... '-''..'
Round p....,........-.. '.-t't '''-'-''. 3
Meal ....... st-t.tttt..
Stat,-Eooms and ncrths sccucl On .i ii.t"'.
from steamers cabin Plans. .,... ,
F.r Ticbsf4. Tme-Ctrds. 1ud I'D iuiD ri.
cali on A. v. GARBFR a co.. tie li,e,i
at the Richmond aud DIny.lie depot OF l, -..-
General Passenger and iicA' N"l-
30 Aii.tIt
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sunday excursion leaves Richmond 10 rsuA
d.: returning. arrives 10 1910 =. 81.
Close connection made at Richmond f0 I'm d.. Irt.
north and south rid Richmond, fr,log..l ..r..
and Potomac, Richmond and Dt.fllly .l. ..t
mOud and Petersburg railroads, H.d 49, J. }t.IIrr.
with Norfolk and v esteIn and l'r-iu.a N.tlrf
railroads. and ~ Nillismsou'- wItI G.D.....l b..
and Ohio railroad Tor aii point. ra. tnI ri. =
For other Information apply 100 hrf. ma ..
llO7 Bank street. IS. -. EA5tNOIe
General Freight and 1icaa. aa.rt.
DECATUH ANTELL, General Manager. ,r.U-
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vrrANTED. wish 10 buy n ONE
w HORSE WAGON, Second hand
iwish to sell a GOOD pusrP-CAKT.s
10, 2OOl NenaIle street.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-08

A. B. 255, to compel the use of brand, stamp
stencil or de-mark on all manufactured commodi
ties; and Z. B. 1885, entitled Act for the better
protection of insurers, were refused reading.
A. B. 135, to provide for the deficiency in the ap
preparation for the States portion of salaries of Su
perior Court Judges for the 31st fiscal year and
B. 145, concerning road poll-taXes, were read q
second time and ordered cngrossed and to a third
reading.
A b. 264, relating to the extension of the streets
along the water front OF the city and county of San
Francisco, and the jurisdiction Of the Board oi
State Harbor Commissioners over said streets
a. b. 265, 10 repeal an Act to provide for the sale
and conveyance of certain submerged lands in the
city and county Of San Francisco to Henry B. itch
enor A B. 175, to provide for the purchase Of addi
tiona grounds for the State Insane Asylum at Napa
A. B. 257, to establish Boys Reform School
for the correction and reformation OF Juvenile of
Tenders; A. B. pa regulating the taking up OF
estray animals and posting the same; and S. B. T.
to prevent fraud and deception in the manufacture
and sale OF butter and cheese, read the first
time
A. B. 49, making appropriations TO pay R. p
Maynard, late Secretary to Commissioners of Trans
portation the balance of salary due HIM the 18th
and 30th fiscal years. was read the second time,
dered engrossed, and to third reading
s. B. 25 releasing to Wm. Scholle AMI his assigns
certain lands in San Francisco and authorizing the
Governor to make conveyance thereof, was ordered
to third reading.
A. B. l9s, to amend Section 1858 of the Politca
Code, relating to the road fund A. B. 207, to amenC
Section 39S of the Code of Civil Procedure, rela
tion to the transfer of causes of action when tht
Judge or Justice is disqualified A. B. 176 to amend
Section 1856 OF the Code OF Civil Procedure relating
to the practice on and the action of nterpeader
read and ordered enerossed.
S. B. 17S, to amend Section 1857 of the Politica
Code relating to public Schools passed to thrt
reading.
A. B. TT, to amend Section 404S Of the Politica
Code, in relation to funding and refunding county
Indebtedness, was ordered engrossed.
A. B. l7S. to amend Section 4445 OF the Politica
Code, in relation to the funding and refunding o
city Indebtedness.
At 4:25 the Assembly adjourned.
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MERITED FATE.
"Bad Man from Bodie Executed by a
Mob
IBodie Free Press, February 5th.I

Boone Free Press, February 5th J
Salmon, alias Matias Alcantar, Mexi-
can desperate, who figured in two shoot
ing ARRAYS in Bodie some time since and
subsequently in similar affair in Aurora,
murdered a countryman. named S. E.
Mirales, in Grantsville, Nevada, on Fri
day morning, the 2Sth ultimo, and at 10
o'clock the next evening the citizens took
the murderer out and hanged him till he
was dead-and everybody in Bodie who
knew Salmon applauds the action of the
people of Grantsville. No particulars of
the murder or the execution, further than
above given, have been received. Salmon,
or Alcantar, was a typical frontier des-
perado, the terror of the better class of his
countrymen, OF belated citizens of every
class and of the women of the town.
He was always ready with his
"gun," and once fired shot at the
head of Mexican in this place at a
range of only three or four feet, but fortu.
nately the shot did not take effect. At
another time he got into shooting bout
with Jack McTague, at Wagoner's saloon,
corner of Main and King streets, and re.
ceived shot in the abdomen. He recov-
cred from the effects Of the wound, and
subsequently him and McTague got into
another shooting scrape in Aurora, where
Salmon was again wounded For this lat
ter shooting McTague was sent to the Ne
vada State Prison. Escaping from prison
in company with another convict, McTague
made his way back to Bodie, where he was
arrested and permitted to escape. Later
in the same evening McTague surrendered
himself to Mike Toby, messenger for
Wells, Fargo & Co., who took him back to
Aurora, from which place he was returned
to the State Prison at Carson. His antag-
onist has now met the fate he has for SO
long time and 20 richly deserved.
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Another Pioneer Dead state Woman
Suffrage AssOcia:iOn-The High Water
Fire-HeId to Answer.

PORTLAND, February 7tb.-R B. VIII
loughby, one of the old and esteemed pioneers
of the State, died at his home in Linn county
on the 5th, at the advanced age of 20. De
ceased has represented his county in the
Legislature, and occupied other stations in
official life all of which he filed with credit
and honor.
The ninth annual session of the Oregon
State Woman Suffrage Association will meet
here tomorrow.
News from up the Columbia this evening is
to the effect that the rive1 is at stand. The
O. r. and N. Company has large force of
men engaged repairing damage TO the railroad.
Considerable quantities Of ice are reported
in the river above The Dalles. a strong eff
fort will be made tomorrow by boats to reach
Wallula. The Willamette river is falling
quite rapidly at various points. There will
be no passenger or mail trains OF the o. & c.
r. r. between Portland and Roseburg for a
few days, until the bridges, eulyerts and
washouts can be repaired. Toe damage gem
orally will not be as great as FIRST estimated.
A heavy fire is reported at Soap Creek sta
ton, in Benton county, this evening, A
store building and contents, belonging to
Samuel Cohen, were totally destroyed. The
loss is not ascertained !; Insurance. 50. 800.
Lin Moy Souie, the Celestial who was ar
rested here last week charged with srFon and
burglary, was held to answer in the sum OF
81, 200, aad in default was committed.
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Passengers Passing CarIIR.

CARLIN, February 9TH. The following pas
sengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive II
Sacramento tomorrow: s. S. Stevens. Co5-u-
Gil Bluffs w. II. MCDOWELL, wife and one
child, Newbury, Mass. Miss NJ. Loveland.
Norway, Vt. Miss E. Small, Newbury,
San Francisco; j. 7. Bateman, Salt Lake
City J. Cruise, New Bedford, Mass. j. S.
Sheppard, Nat Horner, Cincinnati: K. Par
ker, San Francisco E. Schetter, New York.
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VIRGINIA, February 7th.-Hale & Nor
cross expects to start up Saturday. Belcher
has broken the strapping TO the surface bob
and Jacket is bailing and Caledonia pumping
to keep the water down.
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OREGON.
weather Sentenced TO the PeDitentiary
loss OF Stock.

WVHtsttE SVH0CIICtH 10 EALt VHftCHtfHET
loss OF Stock.
PORTLAND, February 7th The weather
here is warm and cloudy, and the river is
falling slowly.
Judge Stott has sentenced All Gam to the
Penitentiary for four years for larceny, and
Harry Williams to FIVE years for the same
offense.
A letter has been received from The Dalles
in relation to the loss of stock in that section.
The writer is of the opinion that the loss of
stock in Yakima county, w. T., will reach
nearly so per cent. In Wasco county, Ore
gop, the loss reported is 50 per cent. The
loss of stock east of the Cascade Mountains
will be unusually heavy.