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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-04-13
Published March IS. 1881
CHAPTER l39.

CHAPTER $780,
AN ACT to amend section 035 of the revised statutes
entitled of the militia.
The people of the state OF Wisconsin represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section Section 6S5 of the revised statutes of the
1873, is hereby amended by adding thereto at the
end thereof the following: provided whenever it shall
appear the satisfaction of the governor that any of
the payments or allowances authorized by this chap
ter for armory rent ard expenses, clothing fund or
subsistence allowances shall have been withheld from
any company by reason of any failure in compliance
with any of the requirements of this chapter not
arising from any defect in the organization, dsci-
pline instruction of such company nor for any
affecting the efficacy of such company Il part
of the national guard; then and In such case the
counts Of such company with the certificate of the
governor thereto annexed, stating that such pay
ment and allowance has not been withheld for
any of the causes hereinbefore mentioned, may
be audited by the : secretary of state, and when
audited shall be paid out of the state treasury the
commanding officer of such company on such vouch-
further, that the allowance of any such account shall
not any greater expenditure account OF the
this chapter in all its technical requirements
fully met provided further that application for such
based be filed with the governor within thirty days
from the passage of this act.
from and after its passage and publication
Approved March ls 1852.
Published March %, 1881
CHAPTER 1877.
AN ACT to amend chapter of the laws Of 1881 en-
titled act fixing the terms OF the circuit court OF
Lincoln county.
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. Section of chapter of the laws of 1881
is hereby amended by striking out the word fourth
thereof the word third so that said section when
amended shall read follows: Section ]. The terms
be held on the third Tuesday in February and the
fourth Tuesday in September of each year:
Section p This act shall take effect and be in force
nom and after March 10, 1882.
Approved March Is, 1851
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Published March y, 1882


AN ACT amend chapter 10 of the revised statutes in
relation to the superintendent OF public property.
The people of the state of wisconsin represented In
senate and assembly do enact as follows:
Section /. The superintendent OF public property
SHALL in addition 10 the duties imposed ON him by
law, annually the thirtyfrst day of Deem Der in
each year. make report to the governor of all the Rf-
fairs pertaining 10 his Office which report shall mbrace
in separate items the following:
l. An inventory, together with the value thereof, OF
all stationery and other articles of personal property
belonging to the state and in his hands at the close
OF the preceding year.
q An inventory all stationery and other articles
personal property and the cost thereof purchased by
him for the state during the year.
s. The whole amount OF such stationery and proper
~ coming into his hands during the year.
T. The amounts, in separate items. furnished 10 the
several state officers the courts the legislature and the
several state institutions during the year.
5. The total amount 50 furnished and distributed.
g. The balance on hand at the close OF the year ana
an inventory thereof
section . The said superintendent shall also make
and file in the Office Of the secretary OF state duplicate
Of said report and such secretary Of state shall cause
the same or summary 70 be published in connection
with the annual report Of his office.
Section s. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after Its passage and publication.
Approved March p, 1SS2.
Published March 2s fss2I
CHAPTER 14s
AN ACT 20 appropriate to the Clark County Agrlcui-
tural Society sum Of money therein named.
The people OF the state OF Wisconsin, represented In
senate and assembly, do enact follows:
Section /. There is hereby appropriated TO the Clark
County Agricultural Society, out Of any moneys in III
one hundred dollars FIR the year A, ID. 1871.
Section . This act shall take effect and be In ',>a
fr I'm and after its passage aud publication
Approved March Is. 1ss2-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18

NY rrlrGnArH ~ me TRIRrNrI

IgY TELEGRAPH 70 IilE TRiRI Sci
! San FRATCI-Co. Jan. 17-With the exception of
! Union Cou-u.idafcl. Mexican and O1hlr, spCCula-
! ton IT, the Comst0c i, unusually quiet.
Dealers are StI'l in the dark concerning the pro-
| poets ia the McAiean and Union Consolidated
4 number ofmninamcn leave here for Candc aria
| on thursday, when the railway connection VIII be
Mount DiablS is a great favoritc at the mining
'' Naay predict a boom in tLc Columbus District
nj e., the comm spring
BopIr CAL. Jan I7-Dmng The past week
standard Consolidated shipped to The IpiI 1900
tons Of ore; average puip as Iy 10 60. Crude
bullion received ESQ ounces. Shipped to the
! company T3J,o-o.
Iddic consolidated is erecting ore bunker at Tie
In. Red Cloud shaft has reached the 700 level
and cr0,>cu ting Yves has begun.
Iuou Consolidated is extracting and Sacsing rich
ore from the Banner vein.
lIoga Consolidated shows an Improvement on the
go level.
FL PA~o, Texas Jan. 1.-THE Atchiaon, Topeka
and mia Ic Railroad Company has ordered the
survey ct a standard gauge branch mo the ElHck
| Rang. \. VI, king iu al the mining camns on the
west slope of thc range: also uIc rom san An ONO
cas- 20 White OAK va the San Pedro coal mines;
| another from Nu't station To- Lake Valley, at the
south end of the Hiaca Range, and another from
Doua Ana TO the Organ Mountain CnHp, cas-, OF Las
Indian hostiliti.s have recommended ia Sonora.
McEico. Ail the lunIan, aIs oa th' War-pl,h. The
mining camps m sonora and in Southern Arzaaa
are fully prepared. General Mackenzie aad Gov
cUor sheldon, of N"w-M-Nco, are cooperating ur
TIE defence Of ttc border %. Arizona anal Nov
ieNi,o. toward which the hostile, ar, reported as
being pressed oy Tie Mexican troops
Robinson Consolidated m,naoar taleuapAcd Jan
Uary 10: "Shppyd to-day 81 TOMS assay 30 ounces.
thing going on All right. ON lot $50
NI/iu1 Consolidated Official report .Io"- that th"
mine is producing abJut 20 tons OF oIc per Gay.
which continues 20 yield the hj.h AVERAGE of T'3
prr t0u The total output -luc" O.tUC.r. 1850. is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18
rrRnpFAN MARhtr.

Ityfnrool Jan. l7-2OJ D. mpora rdm5 Ne's Ea'teT1,
ami ~ 50. DO Western. 49, Ba.9a-t 4ll2eItan
On ami al ~ 90: short RID an ~ a.. Long te3t.
ami af 49, suorJ Clear. dIn ~ s.. N2us-LoA<
dru at SD. shoulders dali ~ 80 90 Tor new Be"-Iii
Nr-4 du nc 50: Lxra Moss hrm 20 4tu ll;'lc hr-i
ar ~p. Larl-Prue Western, hri 40 81 tL Iao" ~
City steady az "a rurpenuuo-~pIii. 7.eAlt aL
n-in-Ftue duu 40 lOd; Common, ofrlY az y dd -.
r.rirtn C1pce. steady G5 LAID u- nDut here F,!g
I.tro WheatNu. Nii'c -t'thY ar ~
N -puuy lrm nc 10 0d; Winter Sew e,tefh stttHI
81 To- ll1 tornAlxrt steady % Oh - totI'A'cl -,
,Iow Aui,Tcan. UJIo here RO,lu-t0b ~ ~
stsl,.y at g. l ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20 London SV'AV ="
~. - IN, -. t,r.,,g,-,o. oru drl M
= - Der cen tal New Mixed cstsru. Hour ~ ~
western Peas. lOl per cental Tor cans iiA " hcI M
Id california White 10 III 10 ia. Tor Ibh'"
t1ub. 10 lld1ll IL for Rcd Western spring -, ~,
tr,rupOOi Ion :. Receipts OF NhN1t Tor VIC ~.
tbrfed1ys were $4,000 ccntais. including &hVVO A"''
- - - ,.,..,,, ,.,..,, l-gf per
onsrtsr sperm on. &J1 per toni PMr lSQDn b.t,.,
INA -plrltt rurpcu,iuc 30 par Cwt ReDp"+ fvI,1f
icnr SD spirits Of Petroleum. = Va g1d. pcs SAW
Cannon Kotn uad lnseod Ou 30 10 per tQa~ a. ,,k
HAMBUEG. Jan. 1l.-WncOx's Lard closed ~ o0 "'A'
- SrYRRP San l7-Perroleun. II francs o. ee9n es
for nne pale American MilcOAs Lara el0'c' ~ 100 49,
so confines loo kloA . .,..., an AZ rn.tks 70
p,enngs per pounds Petroleum marks " rsae,
AYRE Jan. I.-Wlcors Lara e'osea ~ -
per % kles. - a. - ,ra,o,y ~ nereyt
iIyrRpoOI. jan I7.-Lsrd. o25d peg e"I pf AN4s'''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18
MINES AND MINING.

TCEsDAY, Jan. 11-P. ".
The mining stock markets develop no ne" lea
lures. With fair amount Of trading prices arc r.
rcCnlar and opcrators seem to be timd each side
of the market The State Line and lost yeSter-
DAYS advance and sold down to l.25G l.3O ROBIN
son Consolidated was fairly strong, but after sales
Mt ESQ closed with no Improvement at 2.6o. iron
Silver was neglected, but Little Pittsburg rose 10
2.I5. ard Little Chief sold at S9as5 cents. The
Comstocks were not as strong and Consolidated
Virginia sold at 1lJG1.10. MaripOsa declined from
8 to .. because of the adverse decision of Judge
Blatchford in the Kelly suit. South Pacific was
firm and rose to 75s Cherokee rose to 3D. bnt closed
at cents and Rising San was steady at 70 cents.
The Copper Queen Company has declared "a
monthly dividend No. - of 10 cents per share pay
able February T. Transfer books close January 50
ana reopen February >. - r
Tonhstonc. has declared its usual monthly dividend
of 10000. PAYABLE February l. Transfer books
close January 20 AMI reopen February =. This i
fine fifth dividend declared by the company since 1t
began paying dividends in October last.
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TrE.nAY. Jan. II p. VI

TUESDAY. Jan. 1T. NJ.
The shipments eastward from Chicago for tho
week ended last Saturday were 1880 tons greater
than for the preceding week, having amounted to
- 9o6 tons against 1896 tons The increase was
made mp by 0,3lG tons more of grain and 2. l42
tons more of provisions, and 5O7 tons l5,O76
barrels less Of nour The Chicaj0 Tribune gives a
logical explanation of the increased movement as
follows;
This Increase "a entirely due to the rumors Which
ur,ya,d during week that the railroad war Is about
IL DE rttcl and that an advance In rates would soon
take place. The TumOr4 were generally believed 10 De-
tur aud shippers therefore wanted TO get forward
az much of their business they c0nd ut the prov anS
low rates.
OF course this can have reference only to those
shippers who have not made time contracts ut the
low rates.
The following statement shows the amount OF
flour, grain and provisions carried by the various
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18

is M 10 feet the vein at this point shows width
of q feet The total height OF the upraise on the
Cook vein 3s5 level, is "a feet showing the vein
feet wide. On the $50 level the VEN IN the slopes
ia from 10 70 - feet wide Of clean ore, and on tho
$50 level is about 10 feet wide of the usual grade
q ore.
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ended January IA: '''"s ''ie weeD

-
Total. ............. s5,tt1 82.7ij N.7o9 ~ osG
s Tno BGrcenfages were: MEXICAN Central 27so, IaE;
moro and OH, f2[ o "2yae es l rn a1 Handle 1880 Bait
The per5stency with which, day after dav tbs
reports of a settlement of the railway war1 ara
repeated in the absence of any authoritative Official
confirmation and in defiance OF the highest Official
deniaIs seems TO indicate that IN the o9inion Of
certain class of Spectators the markctyanes Of the
ehtIo list Of stocks dealt in at the stock EXCHANGE
are dependent upon that single issue; m other
words settlement Of tie railway WARP ia
the entire stock in trade Of those persons
who now are trying to sell the stocks which were
purchased for turn on the cXpec4 croduli,v ~
the public If settlement of the di-acree,nonts he
tween the trunk line presidents is an there is 10 iur-
niSh reason for buying stocks the anticipatei
Dull " movement is suspended by very slender
thread. Nevertheless, the ingenuity with which tho
rumorS of one day, that by events are proved
to be false, are continued and made ser
Vlcoable the next day, cannot fail 20 excite admra-
ton. After yesterdays positive assertions tha.
tie whole subject was disposed of and that inai
agreement had been consummatcl the first rumors
Of to-day were that there remained only some unim-
portant points rs TO details to be arranged TO close
the whole matter mp. Late IN the afternoon it was
asserted with all the pOsltIveness which il Is posi-
BILE to employ that these points were arranged and
the matter settled Our information after o'clock
is that matters stand inst 40 they did Saturday OF
which We gave true photograph In Mondays
TRIBUNE. The wonder of the whole mat
ter, however, Is that spectators Of
any degree give so much importance az
they do to the question. Settlement or no settle
mcnt is the business that will control the amount
ofcarnings of the various railroads. The business
in stocks to-day $500 share, was nearly one
fourth less than the business of yesterday Tho
market opened weak and further declined Daring
the morning hours, after the first decline the fluc-
tuations were small, and the prevailing dulne;3
was az much n feature as the weakness ~ prices.
Later, however. with renewal Of the reports Of q
settlement, there revival in the disposition 70
trade and prices made sharp advances How much
Of the late movement was due 70 jalic)p; arrange
mont of matched orders it would be difrult to de-
eide; bat that such manipulation was employed
is beyond question. The market closed strong, as It
is represented by figures.
Government bonds were dulI and the market was
without feature. For the 4l2s the bids were adj
yauced Is per cent Annexed are the closing quota
tons:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18
4 NNCAL REPO r

~ Of the
RIVERSIDE TUNNEL aud MINING COMPANY
Total amount OF capital stock issued S-'UoIU SSutl IN
payment Of property ami full paid Amount cNSung debts
do.., no: e., ed 800. f~i-atN
JAMES :. DAVEEPORT,) Majority
= T. CHURCH, or
JOSEPH \. MCNEIL. VI
JAMES y. DANENpORT,J Trustees.
CITY AND COUNTY or NEH-lOGN.
being duly That ne IL the
riverside tunnel ana Mining company
that tie above report Is uuc.
lSCn'd
JAMES 3. DAVENPORT
Sworn 70 uclorc me- this lC;h day of January; i0S2
JOHN D. TRACY.
COnnls,i Iucr Of Dccl7,
\
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18

Among It's muarous contents viii be found accurate and
trustworthy statistics Of
The Cereal Productions Of tho United states ana inc
baccO and the Cotton Crops
Iron and steel Statistics OF the United State@
Foreign Trade OF United states for 1872 1851 ana 1851
giving the Exports and Imports classified
The Revenues and Expenditures OF the United States anu
Foreign Immigration tables
The Party Platforms III 1881.
President Gardc!ds Inaugural and Cabinet
President Arthur's Inaugural ana Cabinet
Changes in state Constitutions.
Elections Of twcnty.scvcn United states Senators in lS
The Popular Vote for President S2Sl both Inclusive
Population Of each state by Counties IN 1880 com
pared with 1870.
Election Returns In 1851, etc, ct.
PRICE % CENTs-EIVE COPIES FOR 81:
Address
TIE TRIBUNE,
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THIRD cAIL-l2 O'CLOCK ".
ronHrI ~! o-o.l.l 2. v.

pcs,ou CON II.hcrull state GIc No. Tavrr P!um1s
tul 20 10 3Ta..-.iu and see BIO. %; b
Son.bIu. 81 200 -.b3.- - 5p ..".l'1 .u( ..... ~
.ou t3 i}I Mexican 200. 500 ILJ 100 .,.D
.. ...... 1000 tfI..bi. $50 Barcelona
4rO h.O 40 Miner Boy lrp----- LOO 1000. b5o..-
CON Virginia 200 --..-- o7 700 bio go GOl .--..- -
300 i2pliO iGr ..b5.. 100 100 .ni 2fp 300 --- -
Cr,Ncu 900 ......l'O SILVER Nugget lrOl silver
1000. bau u7 state Lin" No New 100. &oJ
300 $50. OG. ! auII COO ...... .uS Aiul9
I-ir.r.n 200 H. 23 Nlndrgat.r 500 .DA ~
500 ...... 10 500 $50. - ,.p IS w. - H.a'" ~
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Ncw }jnbIirntloN5.
WEEKLY.

TtppEp.s 1-rFI,TV
zine HOsi IOpuAI hius'I"'d tdy Journal III 't "o'u
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RAlLhOAD DIoANi4-A Al - LIN Dtl H.
Apor;rait of The Late
STATE SENATOR WAGNER
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'uhor'''' "'N' 'i>'-' W. N '.0 -' .'''' ''Ni'A''
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/. II LAWSON,
II. B. BACON.
r. W. SHAN NON,
Z. 4. TIEGEMAN,
ctatn OF NcW.Nnrk


uary ls2 personally appeared befoe me Augast99 Ebert
poai bong by duly sworn dll say thai the Oie
going signed 10 hc foregoing certificate comprise
majority Trustee, said corporation, and they several
" the same and the statements IN said certificate are
all rtspt. - y lsbi.i
-lscrbci in MY presence and 70 before this l7
day oil January A. D. le-2 my hand and Official
seal, W ILL LAM IL ~ .ANNoDN,-
isl Notary Public for NcW-l OrA county ~ !.
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filming.
A NNUAL REPORT
~ ArY

LEADVILLE CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY
We tho undersrned being the President and majority OF
the Trustees corporation known "a tho Leaive Coh
s0idated Mining Company, do hereby certify and declare
That amount Of the capital stock OF said company
Four Million Dollars ,,,----, -. 81, u-,, oio
amount OF the capital stock issued in nent Tor mining
property. --.,-. ~, ,.o,.
TAatthcrc are existing debts against said Company
That a Company did the 10Th day OF December ~
and since 'he making it, last annual report declare uFl
Gend OF i've a share VI Twenty Thousand D0ai7
J.. ". LAWSON, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18

Tno fo'l,v,n- shows the exports exclusive OF
sD4ci1 frou Tho port of Nc~-I0rl TO foreign ports
Tor the week ending January II aat si.ce the peg
cunning of the year, as compared Win 'Ee eo1''-
,Dondlng periods Of previous year':
1880. 1851 1sos,,
~. ,t, ,yo,.. s5JSTsaS 4G.s12j5 s6l5LgS5
TU T, i,usy r,portcd pgOJlOl6 S.Ll4%3,3 EL0tOlSs
Total since Jan L.. Si4,7i3s39 s,G6-aGiS slhOel'V
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Mem Publications.
A BOOK FOR EVERYBODY.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1882.
EDITED BY
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
K OF House Of Representatives., L. s.

VALUABLE TO THE BUSINESS MAN, THE BANhhl''
THE POLITICIAN. AND THE STUDENT
OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS.
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H,rc.loua Vaudcwatcr Mexican SutrO Tunnel
qu1 lulo ... 70 10 ...... 1000 3.u.sla. ..tt
C, Win iol1 81 }5 Stale lie No. 200 ..b3.. 100
g"6 ia / Id. Annie and 100. btH..OS
2OD .h5. llj .ipt.slu 10 700 1890 llu OpHt -
200 no i.u. guOs .lG| 200 .btol4j ltj...... GOO
cst .I,all'rI Nv, and Byr SILVER Nucge; D.. CPS
inI 200 1000 900. .i.| New IlIbcund
5nn so - Sierra Nevada 500 .. 90 800 %
'0 Idjic 2Iu ~ 90 TAYLOR Plum'- 2tO.. blu. u
81 ~ $50 state Line 80 lup. bjU. 30 200 I'D. ~
t.,Ii.IrrJ3 IaudI .oJ...... - Robinson Con
e0o Miner Boy TO-. ...... ..-u
900 b2O 40 200 BIO "a 300 .... OF 100 ......2iJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18

The following were the receipts and shipments 40
ana from CWcago 9nt Milwaukee to-day;
al" '' Receipts. shipments.
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qur,s to know about foreign nation, and which II IS
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-22
Savannah Gas Light Company.

OFFICE SAVANNAH GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
SAVANNAH, June 10, 1882.
dividend of three per centum will be paid
on the capital stock of this Comp any from the
earnings on and after MONDAY, the 26th inst
j. f. GILMER,
President and Treasurer
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-22
Two L,t,l. Stravs.

Yesterday afternoon at five O'Clock, two
little girls about four years of age strayed
away b4reheaded from the Industrial Home,
corner OF Charlton and Drayton streets, and
not being heard Of in the immediate neigh
borhood, suspicion was aroused that they
had possibly gone out on the White Bluff
road, as Mr.. Frederick, the father of the
older of the two, lived liz that direction.
No trace having been obtained of them UP
to seven o'clock, DR.. Falligsnt, who heard
OF it at the. Home about that time, imme-
diately drove out to the assistance of Mr.
Spencer and Mr.. Way, whom he found near
the White Bluff toll gate, but who, like him
SELF had not yet struck the track Of the
little fugitives.
Whilst they were discussing the best
method of pursuing their hunt, small col
ored girl, on being questioned, said that she
had seen two little bAreheaded white girls
walking out on the Whitaker Street
Railroad track beyond Anderson
street. Following this clue the
gentlemen went by the Relay House, and to
Schwarz's, Keisling's and other places, in
the hope of hearing something further as to
the route taken by the children, but with
out success.
Learning that Mr.. Frederick lived between
the Waters road and the railroad, about two
miles south of Anderson street, and that
they could get to the house by coming back
to Anderson street, then taking Lovers Lane
to Waters road, then out about two miles
on hat ROAD into q narrow cross-road, the
Doctor and Mr.. j. O. Spencer at once de
termined on the trip, with some misgiYings
as to their success.
Arriving at Mr.. Frederick's about half
past eight O'Clock, the truants were found,
their clothing wet to their waists and stick
Ing to their little bodies. Taking Mrs.
Bakers little barefooted four year old into
the buggy, the horses head was turned
homeward, and not long after nine O'Clock
the waiting mother had her sleepy little
cherub placed in her arms.
To look at these little bits of children,
aud then to go over the route traversed l.
them, fills one with wonder that they could
gather courage to undertake it, or succeed
in the effort.