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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-17
GFrom Monday s Daily.l
sainiasundI.

James Clark is ia Sacramento at
tending the California State Fair.
Warner 4 Co. received from the
west to-day q carload Of general mer-
ehandise to DO forwarded to Trsearora.
John ShGcs. who has been gradually
sinking for several weeks past. WAS in
so low a condition tais evening that his
lifo was despaired CT.
J. II. Tabsr, n prominent candidate
fer the H~epubi:can nomination for
Sheriff. cams down from Wells tais
morning and is feeling tho political
pulse about town to-day.
The special train with the Governor
General Of Canada. wife and suit, ON
board, will leave Ogden for the IVES, ut
four o'clock this evening. passing
through hero about } o'clock Tomorrow
morning.
d. l.. Davis, q brakeman on tho Cen
tTsl Pacific RAILROAD. had the thumb and
two Gnsers Of his right hand badly
mashed y.s:erlay AFTERNOON a. Iude-
Psudcnec, while ~uueouphnG the pusher
from the freight train.
JEo Rolch was arrested this afternoon
by officer Lane for disturbing the p,aco
Gad usins obscene Language IN front Of
tie D,Tvt Hotel. AID lodged in all.
Ao vii! be tried before Judge susse,t
Tomorrow morains at 10 O'CLOCK.
= couple o! big buI! teams with 43O
src.s o.! b.il,y and III sacks Of oats
arrived here from John McDermitt's
ranch IN Ltmo!llo valley. Tho barley
Was discharged a. the EILo 2li.l, and
the cat, c. Warner < Co.'S warehouse.
Tho track waller over tho eastern
division, ia walking lis daily trip yes
ts-iuy GHrrnoou, discovered five and n
h-N .ai.o1 ruE- Il tLis place. that a raj
81 tbs track vss broken and displaced.
IL, Ioaimal,.r Was At onco informed
ind the damage ie.a.sed, Another nc
c.t,at Vas tina avoided.
~ PSI AAdl4Ssl' george AClEF md -.
Badt, AZ N,Us, rasi,d through 70. san
Francisco b. the eapr,ss tain the
morning. -ir. Uasf,.! goes down on a
LyI~E tgp to the by, willie tho tso
latter gentlemen sail s,m-iu aJ.u. a
cogIi5 C.: weeks s...-t.us "a Fail stock
q: goods iOs sl,ir respective s.oles At
Wells.
&.. c. Ca;lin. Who i,i; here for tie
EaS. q uIu4rr OF months rg,, rs,uruvI
by tie r.ain Ills incoming. IL Starts
Zoe Lus-Ln IL tho morning, but vii! re
''.n h,ss IN lew days, going hence
on a tap - tic Eos;AeTa part Of the
county. ,ia Cagia lor several years
post hag devoted k.s time T., m.ning
enterprise, Pus.!u6 hs oLsrrvalions
even as !.r SyuiL as NolIco, where ho
has passed mos! Of has ;lI1, since lcay-
in h-rg. air. Calm has disposed OF
s3'"e valuable mtriug property in this
ag-,.ou II Eaten capitalist, and will
probably pass Il great portion g! next
season IN ths county.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-17
vsyar.. fo.ton,eo b.

Tho biennial adjustment of salaries
by the PostoGice Department has
Effected n reduction generally through
out this Site. There arc no Offices OF
the frs. class in The State. The second
class are four in number-Carson City,
Garcia, Reno and Virginia City. With
tho exception Of Reno and Eureka
there is u reduction Of pay in every
Office in tho State. Reno gains $500.
Gold Hill and Austin bo'h fall from tho
second to tho third GLASS. The heaviest
reduction is in the case OF Glld Hill,
which loses 500. Phoebe comes next.
losing 500. Tho $500 reductions
happen at EIko and Tuscarorn. Win
cmucca drops $500. and Austin and
Carson CITY lose slOO. Virginia City
holds its own. and Eareka gains a
s'ugl luudred. The following shows
ia Presidential Offices in Nevada. and
the salary "a arranged for the mex, two
yeats: AgsNn, $3.50; Carson City,
-, 500; Chcf,y Creek, Siam; Eiko,
Si,35n; Eurekt, $9.Gl6; Gold Hill,
%l.yOJi rtooh,. 81. POO. Reno, 50, 800;
Tu.carora, Si.i0U; Virginia City,
.2.SOJ; Ninnemuccn, $1,000.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-17

W. II. Z. Smith. of Humboldt Bay,
California. b,ough. through from the
st by the freight tram Monday even
lug II couple Of magnificent Norman
Por'horon threC-yoar-old stations for
his ranch at the abnye.uaure ed locality.
They were splendid specimens OF tnnt
peculiar breed, weighing respectively
LAO and l,GlO pounds, and attracted
much Hdmiring attention from local
horsemrn, while the train lay at the
depot. These brautilul atima's were
brought 10y Nr. Smith direct from the
famous stock ranch of l.. Dillon, tho
well known importer Of Norman stock
al Bloomington, Illinois.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-17
WnIc.nIE.I I.um.

Mrs. john L. Bradley, with Maui.
the youngest child, arrived here from
Oakland, Cal, by tho tain night be
fore last. Mr. BsudIsy's rc-il,uo1 on
the Hill has just been newly aud hand.
aom'iy furnished Ter the reception ol
tho family. and they nrs ouco rse.u
fImiy established 3s citizens Of Ello.
Everybody gladly welcomes their rc,arn
- tho old home, aud tho wish Is gen.
erri that !hrir residence amosg W may
be pleasant mil permanent.
Miss Della, the eldest daughter. who
IL attending school ut Oakland. did not
accompany the family on THEN return.
che having remained 10 pursue her
Ilulits,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-17
IiotFI ArFITni9.

Hotel Arrirnia.
Nts II Gringsli. Wolls.
J l. GiSnouS. Virginia City
Q ID Gibbons. TUsSarOrh.
James L. Hixon, san Francisco.
III Callihau, Catiin.
PF Fiynn. do
II Slnutcr, wood River.
J. Adams, San Franci1co.
W II Matthews. EaroLr.
@ E'Fcn, wite aud children, Carliu,
Ia Cailiu. New York.
Henry r,bsr, Wells.
J Brooks, do
Tom Collins, Bitter Creek.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-17

a RAILROAD accident occurred Tues
day on tbs liuo OF tho South Pacific
Railroad, noar San Lennlro. a train
Of six cars went off thu track while
crossing ihs tr9,tle work aud piled rp
ono on tho other. Engineer Simon
Jumped through the cab window sad
,scap d with severe injuries. Fireman
Dau Drscoll otusht unl.r ihs lOcuno.
tive aa It went over. ami was horribly
crusbol. Every possible effort was
made 70 cx.Sico,o him bgiogo lifc wus
extinct, but Ia vain Another map.
wbose ntmo conli not be LEANED, was
also killed. Owing 10 the Iatcncss no
mflhCr particulars couli DO obtained
The accident was CAUSED by y hide
Of tue track sinking under tho " igLt
Of the train. which WIS., a heavy ono.
The loEs.to the company will 10 vetj
hcs,y The Train IA badly wrschei
hbyas'man named DALEY vns ins,antJ
tnisi. Tac conductors ISs4 wsr,
severely injtred.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-17
I:ulIIoa NecrIrrn.

TIE stage from rascarori this even
ing brought from Whitney & Co, a,
C"]gnucgpia. l bar of bu.Iion; weight
% pounds; value. SI,O5u; frIm Nayajp
EIGHT brs, co. pounds; valnr, SD
yoJ c.. for the Bank Of California.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-17
V0u:nn'1 Devotion.

Says the Carson Appeal: A woman
apparently about 50 years Of age,
dressed in black, and tho poEscssor of n
sweet but melancholy face and an ut
Tactiyc GEurc. arrived at Carson Thurs
day. and Il reporter learned that tho
woman had just Guived from Oregon
to visit n convict in our State Prison.
She and III convict became bstrothtd
seine dozen years npo in Portland. A
short tins ait'r the beisotlul hs went
to The cnStrIu part Of this State and
promised TO t,lnrn 20 the ob. c. Of his
hearts affections within two years at
the outside. Ono night ho bcc,me en-
ragged in a quarrel during which he
killed his aniacur:r'' and ne was sen
toncoi 70 a very !0rs term. 1t is said
that the unfortunate Sonsln has ne7or
seen icr byirJ'hsd sGtco ibe q he va
her. nearly twelve years ago. She
comes here for no 9th r purpose than
to see, aud endvoyor to do something
foE him.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-17
Dainsn=undI.


Chilly nights.
Comfortable days.
Cen. Driscoll arrived on tho stage
nsi evening from the north.
WIN. Knopt. Of Wells, is in town on
businsFs.
Tho boys OILED up their joints and
took 4 dash ia the may at FTssuHan's
Hall last night.
The only passenger on III, stage this
morning for Tascaror4 was Ms. L.
PhilbTooks.
Business men expect times to liyOn
mp considerably during thu nvzt few
months.
Sickness ia gradually bu. surely
nIa;ing. Most Ill OF our iuyAIids are
crawling around again.
mai; Lag vas found in tho road
Thursday, hear w]iuuomUcca. with tho
hasp broken. though tho mail didn't
look IS II it had boon tnmp-red with.
A gratifying increase / n the family of
Mr. L. J. Helms. Of Car.n, will b.
found recorded uader the proper head
ing in mother column.
John Hilton. Of Mound Valley. wL1
has been Ia town uLd.r medical treat
men. for seycial ia! , past. -. wo are
glad to announce, rapidly recovering
- r.-HF
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-17

IL tho practice shooting nj Creedmoor
iho English team on Tuesday ard
Wsluasly waro far ahead OF the
Americans.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-17

TnE Times.E view says. Tho water
IL all out Of tho Grand priac shaft. mil
ia n f,w days S1parin!cu lent Dixon
will commence active operations in NIL
rNrta u Tic mine
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-17

1r is asserted that Secrst,ry Folgcr
will be nominated for Governor by the
Republicans OF Vow York.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-17
uasne,i ,sho,ye,.

Jay lIubbsll, who hos acquired an
uuenyiable reputation by bis mode OF
assessing Government officials and en-
ployls, va defeated for u rsnomina.
ton 10 Congress in Michigan, by Ed
ward Dreitnng. who says that uubbell
was never popular with the masses.
though no always had the politicians
on his side. Breitung says Bubbell IL
a candidate for State senator In Miehi-
gan, but has no earthly chow to be
elected.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-17

r"ESNsYLN,sn is iufastcl hy ,rampp.
who amusc themselves by burning
barns.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-17

nIr. ". Polk, Of I~ial;cch Station, who
announced himself II candidate before
tho Eepuhlicia County Convention for
Sheriff, authorizes us to day to give
public notice that ho wiihifaws his
nnmc md is no logger n candidate for
that position.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-17

Write . wei was being dug, about
Is miles oestei osiori, Mica. q plns
iog, four icoli in diameter, was fond ~
Zee, below tho surface Of the ground.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-17

Ir Is said lbat alcohol equal TO ihrt
made FROM grain eau be producsd from
aeorns,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-17

reservation, accompanied by portable
saloons, gambling houses, &c. Merchants
and traders Of all descriptions also advance
with the construction party, and when the
border of the reservation il reached the
question will arise whether this trade can
be continued in an Indian country. VIII
require from your office some instructions
as 10 my modification, should You Propose
such, in regard to the intercourse avs hC is
evident that that vast army of laborers
must be supplied while at work on the
reservation, and II your Instructions i'm
ply strict conformity to the Intercourse
laws governing Indian reservations, two
regularly licensed traders Of the reserve
should have timely notice to provide sup
plies which will neet the emergencies of
case. 1t will al aleyents require military
force to keep back the traders, shop-keep
ers, saloons, &c., who have followed up the
construction party named, it deoIdHii
that the agency ii~~..-~~ traders alone
shall be allowed to do business on the re-
serve, with military force. apprehend
no danger or difficulty in keeping whisky
OIL the reservation, but in regard TO the pro-
. hibition of the sale Of clothing and neces.
sary supplies by the shop keepers now sd-
vancing with this army of working men,
you will please give the necessary instruc-
tions and / will follow them and perform
them to the best Of my ability.
Indian Commissioner Price has requested
the Secretary of War to send troops from
Fort Missouta to the agency to keep the
camp followers and lewd women out of the
reservation, and to prevent the selling of
liquor and trading with the Indians.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-17
SERIOUS CASUALTY.
Fall oran Elevator at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, November 16.-At IL As A. N.
to-day, the elevator in Meningitis carpet
house, Main street, containing five passen-
gers, fell from the second floor to the base
ment below, seriously injuring four of the
passengers, and painfully wounding the
fifth The wounded are as follows: Capt.
w. G. Hite, Louisville, compound fracture
of left leg, below the knee, simple fracture
of right below the knee, system seriously
shocked; Capt. John Howard, Jefferson
vile, small bone of left leg
fractured and also right ankle; Judge B. F.
Beard, Harrisburg Breckenridge county,
KY, painfully bruised, but no bones yet
found broken; G. f. Turner, salesman,
badly bruised; X. Dye, salesman, ankle
point fractured and probably rib broken.
The best medical service OF the city was
summoned, and all that can be is being
done for the injured. There is great e2-
element, owing to the prominent charac-
ter Of the parties. The streets are crowded.
None of the yarties have been removed.
Mayor Jacobs came at once to the scene,
and is doing all in his power for the suffer
ers.
The fall, about 35 feet, was caused by the
leaden weight on the wire rope parting
from it, leaving nothing to counterbalance
the weight of the elevator and passengers.
1t went down like a shot from a cannon.
A new rope had been put on the day pre-.
vious, for fear an accident would occur.
The parties have been removed to their
homes aud are resting as easily as the cir
cumstances will permit. 1t is feared that
Capt Hite and Capt. Howard have received
internal injuries of serious nature, and
sOlicitude is felt for them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-17
GLOOMY TRADE PROSPECTS,
Merchants Expeettoe . De.
crease or Business.

CINCINNATI, November I8.-From leading
business men il is ascertained that there Is
little prospect OF any considerable improve.
ment in the money market for some time
TO come, and failures OF merchants In the
interior who have purchased heavy stocks
OF goods may be looked for. The difnculty
is that the farmers ape not selling their pro-
duce. and the usual fow OF currency from
the East at this season OF the year has, for
that reason, been In q large measure stop
ped. For some time the Cincinnati
banks have been buying New
York exchange from each other, which 10
very unusual. The mild weather during
October and half Of November has prevent
ed the fall trade from being as heavy as was
anticipated, and stocks are unsold. The
country merchants have bought heavily on
time, and there will be an unusual number
of cases where they will be- unable 10 meet
their paper at maturity. The time has now
come for bad roads, and produce will bs
slow in being marketed, even In cases
where farmers are desirous Of selling soon.
In Cincinnati the merchants have less TO
complain Of Sales have not been ~ heavy
as was expected, but owing TO the demand
for money in New York, extraordinary
rates of discount were offered for
cash payments. and the local merchants
have taken advantage of IL by borrowing
money of the banks. In spite Of the small
sales, therefore. they have thus been ena-
bled to make fai: profit They anticipate
a decrease Of business through Southern
Indiasa, Kentucky, Tennessee, and the
States further south and west.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-17
RAILWAY DISASTER.
Result otGc.tminal Negligence on the
Part Of Employees.
Fifteen Cars with Valuable Horses Buuast
Up-Au Erie Millionaire n Troubls-
Fall Of an Eleyator-Brown-
ing at Butler, Pa. L
MINOR GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

EUcLAIRE, Wis, November 16.-A west
ern bound freight train was brought to 8
sudden stop forty miles west OF here early
this morning by one Of the cars jumping the
track. A passenger train was closely follow
ingwhich the train hands on the freight neg
lected to stop. 1t came bowling along and
before those in charge Of the freight
realized what they were about it crashed
into the caboose of the freight with
terrible force, upsetting the stove
therein and scattering live Goals among
the debris OF the wreck, causing
fire to break out, which was not extin-
guished until fifteen freight cars, together
with their contents, consisting ofa number
of valuable horses, pianos, organs, &C.,
were totally destroyed. The loss is esti-
match at $4,000. No lives lost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-17
INSULTS A LADY
Then shoots Her Father.

CoHNuLsyILLE, Pa, November 16.-
When Detective Thomas NJ. Fee went
home at noon yesterday he found his wife
and daughter, the latter aged about l6
years, in tears. Being pressed for the
cause of their tears the daughter said that
DR.. S. D. Woods, a prominent dentist
of the town, with whom she was
having same work done, had
made Indecent proposals to her in his
Office an hour before. The incensed father
caught up a stout hickory cane and started
down TO interview the dentist. Woods was
engaged with patient, but came to the
Office door upon the urgent demand OF his
irate caller. Fee charged him with having
insulted bis daughter and attacked him
with his cane, infiicting several ugly
cuts and bruises. Woods drew small
pocket pistol and fired at his as
sailant, the ball penetrating the skin to
the depth of an inch and lodging in the
back to the left of the spine, inficting 8
painful though not dangerous wound
Woods most emphsticslly denies having
made improper proposals to Miss Fee. He
was arrested yesterday afternoon, but was
allowed to 60 free on his oTa reooSniZ'oce,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-17
AFTER THE BATTLE.
Randall vsst aad nurd 60 leadlag
:. Tsples ef he Day.
A Former West Hsgiaiaa Hek b Neat
Little Foduas-lrsa Msa tatsf-
Viewed 6leemy Trade
{ Prospects. 49,,
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL QUARTERS.
S,.eial pi,patcA b tAe RAaiae.

Special Di.patcA 10 he Recia~.
NEw YoRK, November l6.-Hon. Samuel
J. Randall, Senator Vest and Coneressnan
Frank Hurd were in The city to-day. Nr.
Randall. in speaking Of the talk shout
prospective Democratic blndsn, said he
thought il little ridiculous. Not that the
Democratic party w.s % absoluesly perfect
rs to be past blundeiing, bot thst Ne
possibility OF its doing % Wa very poor
straw for the Republicans 70 cling 70. So
far this year, said Mr.. Randall, the bum
dering has been all the other way, not oaly
in the State Of New York, but oil over ths
United statss. A mild type Of prohibition
in the Buckeye State wrought destruction
there, the Cameron ssns In PenHsylvanis,
by their bullhsadedness, Lost the day
for the Republicans, and In Massachusetts,
well, you have eniy toresd the published
interviews with General Butler TO know
how they engineered things sp tAsrs. u
really SQUADS strange 10 people ofeverass
intelligence to hear The Republican, gloat-
ing over prospective bisnden on fhs, part
Of the opposition, and that. too, Ia the
face Of the existing harmony In the
Democratic rsnks. Tho chances for
Democratic success IN 1884 were
never brighter, snd with judicious man
agement the Democracy will carry the cleo
tons The party 10 to-day more thorough
ly organised than for long time, and this
fact, coupled with the recent victories In
the various States, hos infused new life
into the rank and file, and 1884 will Wit
ness one OF the hardest fights ever known.
1t is faint hope the Republicans are con-
solipg themselves with, that their bad out
leok for 1884 will be chanssd by Democratic
blunders
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-17
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Drowning Of Seven Persons by Sink.
Ing Barge.

New YORK. November 16.-A disaster by
which seven persons lost their lives, occur
red at 6 o'clock this evening on East River,
opposite South Fifth street. A Williams
burg barge, loaded with 700 barrels Of
sugar, had been taken in tow and was pro-
eeeding on her way towards the bay, when
she was run into by the steamer City Of
Worcester and q large hole stove in her
side. The steamer received bnt slight in.
juries and proceeded on her way, while
the barge was taken in the direc-
ton OF the Brooklyn navy yard,
the nearest point. There were on board
at the time, Captain William Taylor, his
mother, wife and three children; also two
deck hands. The barge filled rapidly aud
sank before the shore was reached. Those
in charge Of the tug observed the barge go
ing down and quickly turned the vessel
about and steamed in the direction OF the
sinking craft. Owing to the darkness 1t
was found difficult to distinguish objects
in the dark. Captain Taylor was rescued.
His mother, wife, three children and the
deck hands were nowhere to be seen, they
having went down with the barge.
The cause of the sinking OF the barge
could not be learned this evening, but it is
supposed the force of the tide was miscal-
culated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-17
THE WEAKERSNaP.
Senator vests vastctaatf0us-Caslis
Hh MAn.


llh MAn.
Special Di,posch 10 The Ryistor. -
NEW YoRK, November l6.-The Speaker
ship of the next House Of Representatives
Is already beginaing 70 excite soms COM
ment here and many sse the conjecturss ~
to who the successful cssdidate will be. Ran.
dali and Carlisle seem 10 be the favoritss
on the Democratic side, and Il Is hard 70
say which Of the two VIII scoop the caucus
nomination. Senator Ycst seems 70 think
that Carlisle h the man. sud In speskinG
Of his chances 20 day he said that every
member from Missouri, with one exception,
is for Carlisle. The one exception 10 Judge
Bucxner. Judge Buckner hs always been
q warm personal friend ami supporter Of
Mr. Randall, but whether be will this time
give him his support Is doubtful. II he
does IL will be quis contnry 10 the wishes
OF his constituency. The Senator felt salts
fed that Mr.. Carlisle would stspin on The
FIST ballot.
Candidates for Sergeantat-hrms and
Clerk arc also beginning to loom up quits
numerously, but 20 far John q. Thomp-
son, Of Ohio, for the hrmer position, sni
eI.Congressman stenEer, Of Pennsylvania,
for the latter seem to have the inside track.
Mr.. stenger 10 . gentleman Of ability
character and standing a. . citizen and
politician, besides being . good organizer
and coming from the right section. His
chances Of yuccess are aattsring In the sz.
tYeme.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-17
ACCUSED OF FRAUD.
Action Against Mutual Union 10 Va
cate Its Charter.


ALBANY, November 16.-Application was
yesterday made to the attorney general for
the commencement OF an action by the
people of the State of New York against
the Mutual Union Telegraph Company to
vacate Its charter and dissolve the corpora
tion, upon the following grounds:
First-That said company has unlawfully
issued $lO,OO0,0OO of capital stock, when
the authority conferred upon it by law to
issue capital stock was limited to the issue
of 81, 100000.
Second-That about $5O,OOO,OOO of the
bonds OF said company have been issued in
payment of the construction and equip
ment of lines of telegraph worth about $3,-
500 900, and substantially that the whole OF
said 1000, 900 of stock has been frludu.
lently issued in connection Herewith with
outany payment or other adequate con-
sideration for said stock TO said company.
The application is made by William
Henry Cameron, a stOckholder in the
company, and with it is filed further ap-
plicatIon, made by Jay Gould, stating that
he is informed of these proceedings and
that he desires TO be joined as relator in
such action as may be brought upon this
application. The Attorney General has
issued a citation directed to the Mutual In
ion Telegraph Company, directing them to
show cause before him on Tuesday eSen-
ing next, at Albany, why said application
should not be granted and proceedings
rom menced