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Platform Of the InirpcnGelt Grce1haek
and Labor Ecscin Part.

! WILLAMETTE GRANGE HALL, May G. 1882.
Resoleei, That the time has come thai
we, .be Independent Greenback and Labor
Reform party Of Oregon, set forth our priL'
cip!es:
| |. We are autininnopoiy
| @ We are opposed to the National Bank.
ling system, it Icing unconstitutional and
centraiizing.
3. We find that neither the Democratic
nor Republican parties will by Legislature
correct the abuses of moneyed nlonopolies
which is clearly constitutional duty that
devolves on Congress and State Legislatures
to regulate fares and freights; We find that
in 1858 the two political parties went to
gether for the protection of the bonded and
banking aud railroal monopolies Of this
nation. AMI have been together ever since
therefore the necessity OF an Independent
party for reform.
| 4. We are in favor of tn reconciliation
Of silver and free coinage o: silver, paper,
and gold.
! 5. I've are in favor Of paying the national
| .lebt at the earliest opportunity, in lawful
| m1t,ey Of tn. United States, greenback,
silver, or gnid.
! G. We are III favor of taxing all property
| inclu ling State AMI Nati"n,l bonds.
7. We are III favor Of the anti Chinese
| i,il an keeping it Lesere Congress until it
becomes a law.
| s. We are in favor of a salary for all
county officers. -.
9. We are in ia, or of giving the elective
franchise TO al women that are twenty-oLs q
wears oil AMI otherwise qualified.
! TO- We are in favor # throwing open ftF
oree..;,tion all homestead settlements, all
,:ilroit lands where the c,!tnpaHy las Il. t
o.uu led with the Contract na..e with the
lGovcrament.
III. We are in favor of re .ucing interest
below what it now is, an.l in.Rins usury -
:rinnal offence.
10. We are in favor Of repeating the law
maxim. the Sheriff tax collector, ani max
.nr it the duty of the tax payer to pay bis
LAX to the county Treasurer.
l3. We ar. iii favor of District Assessors
-, assess the Counties.
Ii. We are in fayer of a 10 al option law
chat each voter III the county by his vote
c,n ,!t c ,e either for OF against license to
sell sprituous iq.iurs M lit or beer.
Is We are i'll favor Of free tr,.le.
Is. We are in favor Of nne then sand
ioI,ars exempt from execution III real estate
AMI necessary hn,.seholi furniture { r tn,
convenience and comfort for family and
arrn,tlt implements satficient to run one
!,..u....ss, tliia. farr, exempt fro.u ,xecu-
III.
II. We are III favor of taxing mortssa es
nd iudgame 1T liens IN the e'unty In which
5!ley reerr.ei.
Is. We are in favor of re,in.ing the rep
re ,.,nta i'm t., s.ne half ef he present Mum
,.r AMI RISE their per !Ien to four do lars
per day.
10. Ne are in favor of rotati.n in office
oaly on. term from ,resi ieat a"wi, inslu-
mn ..,,,,nfv ,,ficErS
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RernlEisce3ce .roaa Ia Sea Side.

Yester lay (Sun:lay) our little town pre-.
ssatel quite bIsv al con,nrraial ike ap-
pearance. The s:e .n.r " .gaia. !" arrived
III port at 5 o'eio * A. IL. crossing the bar
1T extreme E,w lie. She was un.,a,iin ::
Ii day at H.. Is va II, 'to->a1rr,2
'he VII finish uaa ,ias at til. Il. B. w.i,rf
.,i.l then >a:l for ,1tia,.-t via i,.eet SCUM |.
in her next trip ca t'iis pi ICE she will a.su
81 it Goose Bay. The ':Se. T,st a." of San
francisco, 'aps. J. J. Wiaant c.nnlna ier,
rs been delivering Ii T lo.sd OF r;i.roa'l
,n.terial since We Inssl.y at the Co. :
wharf. He also bso;t sh5 :. ia; .,e guansiey
of gools Cor the lu=rch.n.s of Newport.
The Captain rep 'rts very successful trip
IN king tae vnyas= from San Francisco,
with head wind" near'y all tn. way. in
ci ;ht days. He expects to make re :alar
trips hereafter He viii p:ob.b;y reioai
with oysters and poles.
Newport is improving as the rai.roa
advances.
c. H. Williams. the oid-t;me merch,ut,
is reno ieling AID generally imprnyins hi~
store and dwelling. Gardiner & Go. are
als1 raising and charging their saloon. ami
when completed will be quite an i'm
proveiaent to Main street.
Cinnamon are arriving in large nuinLe s
daily. aud are in,me lately set to work OF,
the railroad.
From the reports in the direction OF
Ford's Point one would think there WAS "a
canaona,iinI in that dire tion, anl the fact
Is, it is only Capt. Boswell making gal
!ant charge on those frowning ramparts
with giant powder. He has c,rried several
of the strongest, ami is still charging
The 0neatta mills arc running at fall ca
pacity, and turning out a fine quality OF
lumber.
A scow load of coai from the new mine
came to town Saturday. 1t is pronounced
by experienced miners as very superior
quality. ANGEAo.
Newport, Or, May Is.
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what a German Newspaper Says.
St. Josepksvoiksblatt, Aug. IL, 1881.

'~-S~~SsJ
We Germans are in general not inclinef
to believe at once in great announcements.
and puffs; We are rather suspicious, aud
often with perfect right of exaggerations
and humbugs. Our motto is, "Whaf the
eye ees-the heart believes" and we There's
fore desire to see and examine ourselves boz
fore we speak about things and praise them~
This was our idea when we heard and read.
SO much about DIR. s. A. Richmond's Justly
celebrated Worlds Epileptic Institute, and,
we therefore sent reporter to the building.
We are now able to give the best informa-
ton on the subject, based on personal re-
view and examination of the premises.
Our reporter found DIR. Richmond in his
office. The doctor kindly received him.,
and not only answered all his questions.
but showed and explained everything about
the place to him. His Office is on the first
floor of the building and its walls are COW,
cred with thousands of photographs Of gen--
tlemen and ladies restored to health by the
use of Samaritan Nervine, among whom our
reporter recognized many of his own coun-
tryinen, and its glass cases contain innumer-
able certificate of cures and letters in praise
Of this worfd-famous remedy.
About ten years ago DR.. Richmond camas
to ST. Joseph. He was then poor young
man, with but little money, and no friends;
to assist him. He rented small office on
Francis street, and commenced the struggle.
for success slngle-handed and alone. He
has achieved grand triumph, in the face.
of stubborn opposition on every hand, and
is to-day one of the weathiest men in our
midst. This fact alone is amply sufficient
to show the merits of his invaluable prepar
alton, even though there were no other
sources from which to procure valid aud
reliable testimony
But besides the money which this great
medicine has been the means of bringing to-
the inventor, the doctor receives daily bless.
ings of thousands of patients restored tor
health and happiness through his instru-
mentality. These letters are open for in~
spection at his Office, and it requires two
clerks to attend % this branch Of the bus.
mess.
DR.. Richmond is a living example to be-.
initiated by all young men who have . dis.
position to reach eminence in the world by
diligence i'll the use OF their own exertions.
and besides the enjoyment of the prosperity
which surrounds him, he has the satisfae--
ton to be regarded Il human benefactor.
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Pubic Speaking.

Tie Greenback Ant Monopoly Party of
Benton County will adlrsss tae citizens at
the following times an aces, beginning
with Soap Creek Precinct. at Wells Sta
tion, ON Monday, May %, at 10 A. NJ. j;
Philomath, Tuesday, Nay 80, P. M;
Wi!,act lat Grange H,ll), May 81, l 2. M. !;
Monroe, June l, 1 P. M; Corvallis. Satur-
day, June 3, at o'clock P. NJ. The cam
ditiates Of the Democratic and Republican
parties ar. invited to be present and take
Part in the dis cussion.
Antl special invitation is given to the
woren, as the Woman Suffrage Question
will lie made special subject i'll the dis
cussioc. I'd.
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Departed.

The Aoun:aia Sentinel says: Prof. ]. B.
Horner and lady, who have been teaching
in the public school of Union during the
last terms, lave taken their departure for
the Willamette. where Mr.. Horner intends
finishing the classical course. As teacher
Mr. Horner is the best that has ever exer.
cised his power in the schools of Union.
He has given universal satisfaction and is
beloved by his pupils and respected by
every citizen of the city of Union. His
departure is regretted by all.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can DO So
quickly cured by Shiloh,s Cure. We guar
antee it,
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint Shi.oh's Vitalizer is guar
anteed to cure you.
SLEEpLESS NIGHTS. made miserable by
that terrible cough, Shiloh's Cure is ths
remedy for you.
CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
Price so cents. Nasal Injector free.
For Lame Back, Side or Chest use ShiIoh's
Porus Plaster. Price 25 cents.
SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption cure
is sold by US OH a guarantee. It cures COM
sumption.
SHILOH'S VITALIZER is what you need
for Consumption, Loss of Appetite, Dizxi-
ness and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price
10 and Is cents per bottle.
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and Bron-
chitis immediately relieved by Shiloh's Curs--
All of above medicines for sale at Allen &
Woolward's.
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A teIiCs.iI.n,

Incur Issue of eApril 2ls. We pu,,',<he,i
. few lines taken from the Portland paye s
announcing that George w Anderson ai
Enzene had com mni.ted su;ci lie while in The
city Jail at Port rtland. The Portland pa,es
announced that he was at the time under
arrest on the charg. Of adultery with Mrs
James Goodman sf Eugene, which We
have since be.n informed is mistake, rs it
wss Mrs: 4 j. Goodman who was the
quaintsnce wa had iasteal Of Mrs james
Etso.lnxu
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EusS.

The jacksonville Times says: Trappcrs
are nox coming in with TIE pcltry secured
during tbs Winter, rn,i some have done
very well. Mr. burgess, who has been
tr~pping in tie Si.kiyou .anuntains in com
p.ny with ii. 81. Davidson of Api,le. ate,
soil nearly 81 10 worsh Of iurs aid s..ius
to a san Fr~usisco 'le,ler few days ago.
A great many beavers and listers and st,In
silver gray faxes lisvc been captured dar
~ las. ,s.AfoE.
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stood in front of Wilhslms saloon. upsett;ng
Mr.. Horizons wagon. when both teams sped
away up the street with one wagon upside
down. They soon stopped, however, and
but little damage was done to either wagon
and none to the teams.
a Mr. Shiriz, an instru mental musician,
HIS been sojourning in Monroe and he and
Miss Mollie Bowen Of this place have
choice selections. We hope to have more
of the same entertainments in the future
noN RIArTo
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'----
k;aHlIE5.,

WHITE E-BOND--On the l4ih, hy Rev. F..
Elliot, at the resi.leacc of the bri.ie )
parents, Mr.. DAYTON BoNn to Miss tIR-
GINA a. WHITE, all of Linn Co, Oregon.
BUCHANAN-FISK- the 18th inst, at
the residence of, AMI by Rev. j. Bowe--
sox, Mr.. HENRY BUCHANAN AMI Miss
Rosa FlsxE. Both of Bentoa county,
Oregon.
BELl,-H the l4th inst, at the
residence OF the brides home, by Rev. j.
Boweraox, MR THOMAS A. BELL, Of Bs.I-
ton Co., Oregon, to Miss Oi-,rE HAYES of
this city
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wait until it subsidized, but the storm con-
timing, and they being in a hurry, started
to come on, and had not come more than
twenty feet from the tree when it was
struck by lightning and splintered all to
pieces. The man with Mr.. Schwartz be-
stunned. Had they stayed there two min.
utes longer We would have had funeral to
write up. as well as an appalling accident.
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ld.:esGu. .ty Fair.

Ar!iciss OF iucorpsr sti''a were fled w;t!.
the Coanty Clsrk of Ltne County, May 9th.
by 4 len ,Eoni, John Simpson. Gee. Bel
shaw, 81. Wilkins, and J. :. Churchill, for
she Lane County Agricultural Society
The:prineilai Ollie is TO lie located in
Enseae City. and Tie capital stock is fixed
at $40, 900. divi,.ed into 1000 shares of ten
dollars each - 5.z
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efLSGs:

Mc " Il m Lssgs,.t .ras in town We mes
day from IAqIin, bay, au.l informs is
aai ;srris-i ill Newpirs :ast San'ay with =
esr<s'fof th.ss port. y portion OF her ias,i
was rs:e an other necessities for tie China
E.es. Oh The .,i rt,a an t.nnel work.
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Ntfutk By Lighting.

The Salem Statesman says: Mr. Rich
ard Swartz and one of lis hire-l mon had,
being struck by lightning They we're
eonaasg to this city wish a logging team
when the severe storm of that day began.
fhsv tack shelter un icr a ls--. -
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List O; ESk1esE

Remaining in the PostofEce at Corvallis
Benton County, Ore gnn, May 10, 1882
Persons calling for the sams will please say
ADVERTISED:
LADIES LIST.
Cooper. Mary, Hurburt, Saia.,
Joyce, Eta, Douly. Mary,
GENTS LIST.
Dretenbucl,cr. Lewis, Center, Philip.
Dougherty, W. W., Thomas, Wash.
Wallace, VIM, Smith, l. n,
Smith, Geo,
N. 4. BARBER. P. NJ.
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SUr.Ee

Young Hold .;es. twenty three years m age,
On " edns,.iay n.,rI,in. ssmmitte,i suicidc
at independence by snoptins witt, pistol
lie h-d be=n in Poor health for ,o,ns time
aAd was. ut the time OF ,loinI, th. rash
dad Visiting sister. at that place. His
r4rs.ats live il st.i. north p.rt OF the
cSaaty.
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4 1iaIeAtI Cn Jus; ice.

For some cause the grand jury of Moloc
county, Cal. dill not tii.d an indictment
sSsinst II. c. Laws, who killed yourg
Calavan near the S.ate line sometime nee
This'is surprise anil has occasioaed u deal
Of putiic indignatio
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CONSUMPTION CURED

An old physician, retired from activw
practice. having had placed in his hands by
an East india Missionary the formula of ~
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis
Catarrh, Asthma and all Throat and Lung
affections, also . positive and radical CURE
for general Debility and all nervous com~
plants, after having thoroughly tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands Of
cases, feels it his duty to make it known tor
his suffering fellows The recipe with fulE
particulars, directions for preparation and
use, and all necessary advice and instruc<
tions for successful treatment at your own
home, will be received by you by return
mail. free of charge by addressing with
stamp or stamped self-addressed envelope tn
Dr.. NJ. E. BELL,
l6l n. Calvert ST., Baltimore, Nd.
19:2yl.
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Eyfh

Ga the evening of the 18th inst, there
WIS b b,rn Ia this plase, to the wife of VIM.
A:brechs a daughter weighing about eight
pounds. sfr. Alh:ecLt rs out On the streets
as4is sppearink happy AMI will soon lie
com riesely recovered from The shock.
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INSURANCE Paid.

The insurance companies recently adjust
ed and paid to w. A. Wells the insurance
due ON his warehouse which burned few
weeks ago at this place.
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Ya.usga Eay.

On TIE first p>gc If This paper al interest
sd iu tie subj ct viii find that part OF Con-
srs.zmAu Georges spec, h ill Congress on
tine river and ll:rb"r III pertaining to va
quina lay :.ntl its resources. It Is inter
sstins: as..l every pers ii shon:d re "a it.
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sudden D<a.h.

Charles A. Bail. an attorney of Port
land. died Of asrI,yxia se,ne time during
the night.of tic 18TH inst He was found
dead in bed the next morning by parties
who Went to awaken him
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CAMPAIGN HsAT,as.

In. order to place THE GAZETTE in the
hands Of every. person until after the cleo
II zion. :we will send it to any address for 80
ceaftc until July 18th next.
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Pay Up.

Parties in ,ebtei to the GAzErrE either
fer subscription or advertising will please
settle I'D,
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Friendship Lo'ge, No II. A O. U. w. meets first
and third Thursdays in each month
z H. MCELE)Y, N. W.
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A. q. L, w.

Barnum Lodge No I. l. Q. o. F., meets every
Tuesday evening. I. G. ALEAANUhs' n. u.
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le orized bJ
| money and regf
%. We are IN
charge of freights
Legislatures to make
county liable for all d.
occur In said connty in whic1
and apoint a court or commissidl
fore e the same
Fo: Juslge Second Judiciaf Distric9,
s. Bean; Attorney, 4. q. Hursh; Seaatay
J. r. Bayley; Representatives. Green b..
Smith, Join Mays. ]. H.. Oldrage;. Clerk,
George Henkle; Sheriff, T. W. B. Smith;
School Superintendent. z. A.. Miner; Sur.
veyor, George MERGERS Coroner. j. NJ.
Carter.
J. R. BAYlEY, Chairmau.
S. MOORE, Sec'y.
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e1eaper Tha., Ernr.

Dry eootis aud groeeri4s are selling at
J A. j. Langworthy's Cash S'ore - 'snis!,-
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I. o. Q. E.

Valley Lodge. No. IL, K. of p. meets every Non
day evening janis BooiH. T. =.
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R. a. NJ
K. OE 2.

Ferguson Chapter. No. S. R. A. M.. meets Thurs
day evening preceding fun moon
WALLACE BALDWIN, Ii. P.
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SOCIETIES.
A. Z. AND A. NJ.

A. F. AND A. NJ.
Corvallis Lodge No. Il, A. F. and A. NJ, meets en-
Wednesday evening, on or precedIng full moon
JOHN kEESEE, W. II.
Rocky Lodge. No. !5 A. F.. and A. NJ, meets on
Wednesday eyenin. after full moon.
S. Z. BELKNAP, W. II.
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The shipments Of coal frc--.
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PsoBUeE PRICE CURRENT,

llea, n Portland irrn at 1871 per cen.a'. .tmay
he I;tirlY nuntcd here clenr.
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NEW THIS WEEK.

aH9 week. S!2 a day at home easily made Costly
3tS eutit free. AlIrsss True & Co.. Augusta. Ne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09
TIE DEN0cRITIc DEADLOCK.
rpr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRmUyr.I

ALBANY, Jan. S.--Appcaranccs here indicate that
the deadlock in the organization is as firm az when
the Legislature adjourned Oh Thursday. There are
only few members III tho city, and these declare
that they have no knowledge OF any efforts TO ar
range matters. Daniel Manning, the Chairman of
the Democratic State Committee, has been here all
the time notwithstanding the reports of his pres
cnce in New.York His anxiety was to effect an
amcablc arrangement before the Lecisaturc reas-
sembles and thereby save his party tho disgracefu
spectacle now presented. Having failed in that he
seems now To regard the matter ~ one with when
the Democratic members OF the Legislature thehl-
selves have TO deal Few members are expected 10
return here before Tuesday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09
PRESIDENTIAL DISABILITY

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-RepresentatIye Nc
Cold, Of Iowa. will Introduce IN the House to morrow
the following joint resolution proposing amendment
to tic Constitution relative TO the election OF President
and VicePresdcnt and their SUCCESSORS for the uneI
pred term in case OF their death removal other Con
stitutODa disability
The electors appointed by virtue y article XII OF the
Constitution by the States shall hold their trusts and
constitute the Colleges Of Electors OF their respective
states with power to B vacancies for aud during the
Presidential term OF four years,
Aud In case Of the desh removal or other Consttu-
toual disability OF the President and Vice President the
Secretary Of state shall perform the ministerial duties OF
the Oice Of President ed interim, acting President
And he hall Immediately issue prOclsmatiO cOnyen-
ing the Electoral Colleges In like manner IN the year
Of Presidential elections they wOudby law convene aud
tbereupon the Constitutional procedure shall take
place BY election TO Ill such vacancies for the uneXpred
Term III case of the expiration OF the m tenn OF Office
Of the President and NiccPresidcnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL

o1rr1CAI AND PERSONAL MAIIENs'
r,xaScIn BILLS 10 Be INTRODUCED IN 1HE H1,Sr "po
'I BY MIR. pucKxEE-THE urA" cCSTrStro%o ,.rT,I1o%C
POSED AMENDMENT TO Iiih Co>,,,' 70 ,,n MACK
rpXrRI puRBRIpGE's REPLY TO MR. Hi-AON
Among D the bills to be introduced IN .e tne
,,@n1o ~ Of REPRESENTATIVES to-day are Two
by m""fS Representative re Bucsr one pr"vdi@s 9oS
s"r sy tbe substitution of Treasury notes loi
orc rrecnbacks and National bank notes ana or o"e
nroviding for the Issue of gold and SILVER tlt tel
iifcates. The Cameron-Campben co"'.S'
in the House is exciting muGn .1'o
tercst an important statement cohceIn%e t Sn.
,n", ,o,d hefore the President. JOINT reso-
,mtion wIlI he introduced in the House propos-
,y ,u~ an amendment to the Constitution, to pro-
vide ,d for the death or disability of the PrGsi-
.,ont and Vice-President. General Burbrdge
r. replicd to Mr.. Blackburn's letter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ANOTHER MEXICAN ENTERPRISE

SAN Francisco, Jan. S.--A dispatch from
san Diego says: Thomas L. Rogers president OF
the California Southern Railroad Company, has Just re-
ceiycd concession from the Mexican Government for
tho construction OF railroad and telegraph line from
convenient point ofncon with the Sonora Railway to
San Diego The line Of the proposed road crosses the
state Of Sonora, touching at Port IsHbe the Gulf OF
California, and crossing the Colorado River at some
practicable point and thence Lower California
to The Pacific Ocean. The length of the whole line with
branches 10 Altar IN Sonora, and San Rafael in Lower
California, is not far from 400 miles Seven years are
allowed for the completion OF the entire road No
subsidy asked for, hut freight and passenger
tariff about 80 pcr higher than that allowed to the
Mexican Central ana Sonora Railroad. ia established
All matcrlal for The construction the road Will enter
duty free for fifteen years ana the capital stock ard an
the property OF the company will he exempt from TAXA
ti0n for fifty years This line viii Doc the shortest outlet
to the Pacific for the Atchlson, Topeka and santa Fe
Railroad, now nearly completed 10 the town OF tala-
bases in Arizona, the sonora line, to which point
the line Will be extended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-09

OF importers OF American securities who hayo suffered
considerably. Denver and Rio Grande and Lake shore
have fallen each Erie preference and oregon prefer
ence each; Ohio and Mississippi 2lo; Lousvlue ana
Nashville and Wabash each, and Anglo-American
Cable shares g."
MADRID, Jan. s.-The Governor OF Madrid IS dead
PARIS, Jan. e.-General Henry jules Batallle
is dead [IIe was the OF Martial Eugene Bataille
and born I'm 1916 He only captain In ls4s, but
for some unexplained he was made brigadler-
general In 1871
VICTORIA, b. G., Jan s.-Troube has arisen at the
Indian mission OF Metlakakah. on the west coast
Bishop Ridley denied TO the church by the
Indians who claim the property and has left for Eng
land 20 lay the matter before the missionary society
The Indian mission is in high state OF cultyaOn Dut
will recognize the authority OF the Church Of Eng
land.