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A FRAUD on ExPECTANT HEIRs.-A
fraud, based on the expectation Of proving
heritage to large foreign estates, has been
exposed in Philadelphia. A clever scoun-
drel sent letters to all persons named Van
Horn whose addresses he could find, telling
them of unclaimed property in Holland
worth many millions of dollars, and assur.
ing them that all the Van Horns of Dutch
ancestry were heirs. He claimed to have
formed an association to identify the heirs
and prosecute the claim. Membership
would cost 800, besides 25 cents month
dues. There is no such estate, and those
who have paid money are out of pocket.
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MARRIED..

Sacramento, May 31-BY Rev. A. H. Croco, at the
residence of Robert Miller, George Lorenz to Mrs.
Nellie s. Gallagan.
Memphis, Tenn. May 11-Captain B. F. Stewart, OF
Sacramento, Cal, to Mrs. NJ. V. Hawley, of Mari
an. Arkansas.
San Francisco, May SO-Henry A Arnold to Maggie
V. d. Fowler.
San Francisco, May 2s-C Charles S. Lindenborn to
Rachel Heyman.
San Francisco May 27-Hans J. Schroeder to Meta
c. Hoeck.
Red Bluff. May 29-Georse H. Virgins to Marie l..
Burgard.
Red Bank, Tehama county, May Winslow Lutfn
to Mary Titzenbsrg.
Napa, May 27-John H. Gavagan to Ida b. Gafford.
Nevada City, May 2s-Jacob Doblin to Bertha
Nathan.
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HOME HAPPENINGS.

The struggle In the HOuse-Jefferson's
Remarkable MOrD,Ons and The Anti
POlygamy Law Destruction by Fire
shad In Southern Riyers-shOt by order
of COurt-IndIans Crossing the Line
Patents 10 Pacific Coast Inyentors-sen.
tence OF NInety.nine Years ImprisOn-
ment-The Fast Mail Questionable.
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THB Nevada papers think that State is upon the
threshold of great problem that will present for
solution 1t is based the general belief that the
Comstock lode will no longer pay for working, and
will be abandoned. Then come the questions OF
the effect on the State, and what the people will do.
The Reno Gazette says Nevada has lived the life of
drunkard for twenty years, and that the stimu-
liant is about to be withdrawn she must go to work
to Guild up her system, develop all natural wealth,
look to agriculture, economic, save, get out of
debt, and in time become Independent, and wholly
recover from her gambling debauch.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-01

THIS morning We present on the fourth page a
good portrait Of Joe" Hurtado, the murderer in
Sacramento OF Estuardo, and attach to it brief
sketch Of the career Of the murderer This portrait
was engraved especially for and to the order of the
RECORD UNION, and is of series we propose to
run of local characters
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George Hakes second, Hickory Jim third.
Time, 2:19. In the third race, mile heata.
Pope Leo won, Barometer secono, Manitou
third Time, 1:53-1:54. The track was
deep in mud.
Double Tragedy.
LEADv1LLE Coll May 31st.-D. w. Feis-
ter. noted thief and burglar, just out of the
Penitentiary, shot and killed one Bartamass
this morning. Bartamass returned the fire,
killing his sssailant. Bartamass died soon
after.
Cutting of Passenger Rates.
DENVER (Col), May 31st.-The Denver
and Rio Grande and Denver and New Or
leans Railroads began cutting passenger rates
between Denver and Pueblo to-day. The
narrow gauge opened with rate of 81 50-a
cut of 50 50-and the New Orleans road fol-
lowed promptly with the announcement
of 81 rate.
RumOred Retirement Of General sherman
SANDUsKY 70. J, May 31st.-It is rumored
that General Sheridan has been called home
by telegram that General Sherman Is about
to retire from the service.
The Kentucky Lottery.
LOUISVILLE, May 31st.-In the Common
wealth drawing to-day ticket No. 81, ST. drew
1000; S,947 drew $4,000, and No. 65,176
drew $1,000.
Fiendish Vandalism.
MnLERsvILLE pa May 3lst-Miscreants
have permanently defaced the soldiers monu-
nent by some liquid.
Missouri Greenback state Convention.
ST. LOUIS, May 31st.-The Post-Dispatch's
Moberly special says that the Greenback
State Convention met there to-day.
The Death Penalty.
LITTLE Rock (Ark.), May 3lst.-Reuben
Lucas was shot by order of the Court at Iele-
quah, Indian Territory, at 10 o'clock to-day,
tor the murder OF A. Mckinley last Decem-
Der. Both Lucas and Mckinley were of
good Choctaw families, between whom there
was a feud. Lucas shot and killed the latter.
Lucas met his death bravely.
Bank Failure.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 31st.-The bank of
Wooden, Webb & Co. has failed for S72. 600 (;
assets, $4,000.
Patriotism of students Insulted.
KANKAKEE I'll. J, May 1st.-Twenty-three
students of ST. Victor College at Bourbonnsis
have left the institution, because required to
attend their classes upon Decoration Day.
The Bonded Spirits Investigation.
WASHINGTON, May 31st. The committee
investigating the bonded spirits bill examined
S. 3. Miller and Edwin Stevens to-day, but
failed to show any bribed legislation.
ThermOmetricaI.
CHICAGO, May t.-Thermoraeter-Hig
est &C., lowest 4S.
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DHEBE E. DOLE, BEING MARRIED
Il woman and resident Of Sacramento county,
will apply TO the Superior Court of said county,
the 30th day of JUNE, 1882, for judgment of said
Court permitting her TO conduct the business OF
farming buying and selling horses, cattle and other
stock, and keeping tavern and hotel in her own
name, and on her own account, in accordance with
Sections from 1911 to 1921, both inclusive, OF the
Code of Civil Procedure That her husbands name
is E. DOLE and said business to be conducted in
the county aforesaid. PHOEBE Z. DOLE.
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CARD OF THANKS.
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE

ENoR SALE AT A BARGAIN-WE CAN SELL
4 you good second. hand sewing machines mot
old Of all KINDS, with sll necessary attachments
running Domestic and will be sold at VERY Low
PRICES. Among these are the White Automatic,
Davis, Singer, Wheeler Wilson, and others. L. J.
The only place in the city where general repairing Of
sewing machines is done. !e1-lplw
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In space five blocks one way by four another, In
Chicago, there 500 liquor saloons 200 houses OF
ill-iame, $50 concert saloons, gambling houses and
pool rooms. This section is frequented daily by
1900 young men, who spend in these places $780,
900 weekly. Verify Chicago Is " terrible ex-
ample"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-01

IT is significant fact that the papers paying the
least wages to their own printers and other en-
ployes, in this State, the loudcst in their pro-
fessions of sympathy for workingmen, and in their
pretended opposition TO land and other monopoly
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF CALEB ARNOLD, DECEASED
IL Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrative, with will annexed, of the
estate Of CALEB ARNOLD, deceased, to the
creditors and all persons having claims against said
deceased, to present the same, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the first pub
cation Of this notice. to said administrative, at the
Office of D. f. Alexander No. 904 Seventh street, in
the city Of Sacramento.
PHOEBE D. ARNOLD, Administrative
d. E. ALEXANDER, Attorney for Administrative.
ell 4
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AT oakville, in Napa county, the damage to the
crane vines and fruit Is estimated to be fully Is per
cent. Napa seems to have Suffered more than any
other section from the frost.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-01

A PUBLIC free reading room is about to be estab-
tabIished at MarysvilIe by the action of broad
splrited citizens That is the kind Of work such
nan Give To the town they live ill.,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-01

DECORATION DAY was nowhere more appropriately
and beautifully celebrated than in the city Of Sacra-
mento. Sumner Post, G. A. r., has reason to con-
graduate itself on its successful programme.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-01

90 What makes l cry and folks say lie naughtyT
Cause stomach ache, and sour in my mouffy
Cause, too, can't sleep, and worms bites 20 belly
"Fever," say, feel like was jelly.
Guess your babies cry, Dick, and Victoria,
When mamma's gone, and don't have CastOria.
you're right, they fairly yell" There, Uncle Cy
Cousin Frank have Casferia, he don't cry.
jel.lmTuThS
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BORN.

Nevada City, May 2s-wife OF D. B. B. Potter, son.
Los Angeles May 29-Wife Of NJ Treosti, son.
Fresno, May 30-Wife OF Emil Bernhard son.
Los Angeles May 26-Wife of Henry Glass, a
daughter.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

The Egyptian sifuafiOn-MonetaryC Con.
ference PostpOned-Affairs In Ireland
Gladstones Assassination Hoped For
Advices from Mexico-The Channel Fleet
Ordered TO Gibraltar Etc.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-01

The RECORD. UNION announced the great fire at
willows twelve hours in advance OF any other paper
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A UNIQUE CIRcUs.-The circus run by
W. c. Coup, a son-in-law of Barnum, has
one unique characteristic. No lemonade
or candy is sold in the tents. He declares
that, while clearing his show of swindlers,
he has concluded to make a clean sweep.
There are circuses with big bank ac-
counts, he says, (which have made their
money by actually robbing their patrons.
They used to swindle on the seats, but
that is done away with now entirely, or
nearly SO. Of course l am not at liberty
to mention names, but could astonish You
by designating shows, the managers of
which have made their money by partner
ship with bunko men and other gamblers. ;"
A Kansas doctor proclaims that the
wearing of sealskin sacques causes many
more deaths than smallpox. Mass meet
ings of married men will be held all over
the country to adopt resolutions of thanks
TO the doctor.
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UNION HOTEL.

SECOND AND X STREETS, SACRAMENTO,
= Cal Rooms, 80 cents and 81 per day. Special
rates by the month. Billiards, choice liquors and
cigars. Hot lunch daily from IL A.. N. till 2H.N.
W. O. CJOE) BOWERS,
lei Amin Proprietor.
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OFFICE, 81 J sTREET-oFFICE HOURS:
A. NJ and 1870 10 2PM ie1-H
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Proposed Exhibition of Ores. Minerals

CHICAGO, May 3lst.-Secretary Reynolds,
of the Chicago Interstate Industrial Exposi.
ton, has arranged for continental collection
and exhibition of ores, minerals, mining i'm
plements ETC., to be conducted on On extern
sive scale under the auspices Of the Western
Mining Bureau of Chicago. Specimen ores
of the important mines of the United States
and British America will be exhibited.
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The Fitz John Porter Case-Report OF the
Committee.

WASHINGTON, May 3lst.-The majority re-
port which accompanies the bill for the relief
of Fitz John Porter recites the history of the
case, the Court-martial and subsequent Board
of Review. and alludes to the memorial of
General Porter, which is made part of the
report. 1t concludes as follows: The action
of President Arthur in RENTING the unex-
pred portion of the sentence of General
Porter, based upon review of the findings
f the Board, relieves the present sp-
plication of General Porter for restora-
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HOTEL LAkGHAM,

GoRNER FOURTH AND STREETS, sACRA-
mento-strictly hrst-cass, on the European plan.
D. SERVERS Carriages will take all passengers free
Of charge from Depot to Hotel.
ie1.4plm TERRY & CO., Managers.
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WASHINGTON, May 31st.-Ths increase in
the receipts of internal revenue for May,
compared with the same month ia st year, was
81, $50 S65. Receipts for the eleven months
ended to-day, 1888, 740, 3l9-an increase for
for May. s63 Az 737-being more than was
collected in revenue in any month since the
bulk of the war taxes were abolished.
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LITTLE Rock (Ark.) May 31st-To.day
the United States Fish Commissioners car
passed down the Iron Mountain Railroad
with a million and half of young shad for
the rivers in Arkansas and Texas. Two hun
bred and fifty thousand were put in Black
river at Arkadelphis, 500, 600 in Trinity rlver
at Fort Worth, Texas. Recently Professor
Bacord put in the Colorado river at Houston,
Texas, 1000, 600 herring and 100000 shad.
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A Step Forward.

WASHINGTON. May 31st.-The appoint
ment of exChinese Minister to the United
States Chin Ian Pin to be Assistant Secre-
tary of State in China ia recognized as an
excellent one, and as an evidence of desire
to introduce the American system there.
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The Mexican Congress.

CITY OF MEXICO, May 3lst.-Congress has
adjourned. New elections will be held in
June and July for Deputies and half Sena.
tors.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Foresters' Club There Will he az. "
meeting OF Club Sacramento for the pur-
pose Of organizing new Court OF Forest 81
ers, at the office of DR.. Pnkham, at Seventh "a
and J streets, at $50 o'clock THIS
EVENING. Persons DESTROYS OF joining the
Court can send up their names at this meeting.
d. Z. ALEXANDER, President.
B. l.. BALL. Secretary b. CT jel-1t
i. D. X. M.-Casumnes Tribe,
No. IA, will kindle its Council Fire and@
confer the Adaptive Degree at o'clock
THIS Thursday EVENING, at Rad xAbE69
Mems Hall, corner Of Sixth and X streets. full
attendance of all members is urged. Visiting
Brothers cordially invited to attend.
JAMES POPERT, sachem.
GEORGE BoINE, C. of r. [B.Cl jeL-1t
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The Public Debt.

WASHINGTON, May S1st.-It is estimated
that the decrease of the public debt for May
will be about 100000. being less than
usual, on account Of heavy pension payments
during the month.
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ton to the army from the objection that
Congress would be revising the sentence Of
the Court-martial Such is not now the case.
SO much of the sentence as the President had
power to act upon having been by him re-
mitted, it now remains for Congress to per-
form that act of justice which the report OF
the Board especially recommends In the fol-
lowing language: "Having thus given the
reasons for our conclusions, we have the
honor to report, in accordance with the Presi-
dents order, that in our opinion justice re-
quires at his hand such action as may be
necessary to annul and set aside the findings
and the sentence of the Courtmartial IN the
case of Major General Fitz John Porter, and
restore him to the position of which that
sentence deprived him, such restoration to
take effect from the date of his dis
missal from the service" The committee
are of the opinion that the report OF said
Board exhausted the subject, and that Fitz
John Porter be, as recommended by said
Board, restored to service, and report bill
for that purpose.
Sewells bill authorizes the appointment Of
Fitz John Porter to the position OF Colonel
in the army, with the same grade and rank
held by him at the time of dismissal from
the army, provided that he shall receive no
pay, compensation or allowance whatsoever
for the intervening time between his dis
missal from the service and his appointment
pndar this A ct
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
wE1NsrocK&LuB1N
AGENTS FOR.

j. Il 7. COUSINS LADIES FINE SHOES;
JOHN B. STETSON & CO IS MEMS FINE HATS;
BURT Il PACKARD'S MEMS FINE SHOES;
KNOX, OF NEW YORK, MEMS FINE HATS;
FISK, CLARK & FLAGG'S MEMS FINE NECkWEAR,
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Guiteau in a PrayerfnI Mood,

WASHINGTON. May 31st.-Guiteau yester-
day sent for Rev. MIR. Gaines, colored
clergyman, to pray with him. He said in
conversation that he was not at all certain of
being hanged, but if he was he believed his
soul safe, as he did the deed at Gods COM
mand to save the country. He showed much
feeling.
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nCULIST. AURIST AND PHYSICIAN FOR
" Diseases of the Thu oat. Office. 1921 street,
corner OF Fifth over Sacramento Bank, Sacramento,
CAL Hours-9:30 to IL A. NJ; 10 4 P. n SuadayE-
$50 to IL A. M: ! to AIM. iel-u
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Thomas Jenerson's Remains.


WASHINGTON, May 31st.-The remains Of
Thomas Jefferson will be brought here as
soon as practicable, and buried in Glenwood
Cemetery.
Ninety.nine Years In the Penifentiary.
SPRINGFIELD (Mo.), May 31st.-The trial
of Taylor Underwood for the murder Of City
Marshal J. p McElrath, at Greenfield, ter
minated last night. The jury returned YER
dict of guilty, assessing punishment Of
ninety-nine years in the penitentiarY. I'm
derwood was tried once before, found guilty
and sentenced to be hanged, but on appel
got rehearing.
A Californian Robbed.
CHICAGO, May 31st-A half-drunken man
named William Bell was robbed yesterday,
according to his story, of 80. 100 in cash. He
came from San Francisco, and claims to have
been drugged.
TeIler's Indian Policy Commended
WASHINGTON, May 31st.-President Love,
of the Universal Peace Commission, accom-
panied by large number Of its members,
called upon Secretary Teller this morning,
and formally thanked him, in the name of
the Commission, for the position he has taken
on the Indian question, but more especially
in regard to his recommending the disarming
of the Indians and the practical treatment
which will tend to prevent Indian wars.
The American Turf.
CIsoISNATI, May 3lst.-At the Chester
Park running meeting to-day the first race,
ladies' stake for two-year-olds, half mile,
Ella won, hayward second, Vanguard third.
Time, 81 seconds. In the second race, one
and a quarter miles, Aleck Ament won,
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IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PAIN 4 rs,
i Glass, Yarnishes, Brushes, Wall PapeY Wax
Flower Goods and Picture holdings, Painters and
Artists Materials Sole Agents for AverilPs Mixed
Paints, Building Paper No. 628 street, Sacra-
mento. CAL je1-4ptf
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The Fire Record.

LANCASTER pa, May 31st.-The mil
linery store of Goldschalk l. Lederman was
to-day damaged by FIRE and water to the
amount of $50, 600; insurance, $4,000.
PUTNAM Conn, May 31st.-Bugbee block
was burned to-day. Loss, 100000; partly
insured.
EAST TAwAs (Mich.), May 3lst.-There
are heavy forest fires back of here. The air
is filled with smoke and cinders. Much diff
Guilty is experienced in saving farm buildings.
Unless rain comes soon great damage will
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TO THE LADIES.

MoNG SEWING MACHINES THERE IS A
King, Queen and Crown, and a host OF 9TH
u foo numerous to mention. but
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IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA.
Il chinist, Front and streets. Manufacturer Of
Guttenbergers Horse Powers, Patent Ground Roller
and Clog Crushen and Barley Mills. AL kinds Of
Hydraulic Pipes. For SALE Three Miller Patent Hay
Presses. tel4p1m
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COST NEWS.

CHICAGO, May 1st.-Thermorneter-High.
est &C.. lowest 4S'.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-05-12
Bronson Items.

Mr. Holman is erecting neat and substan-
tial dwelling house in the eastern part OF town.
Whooping cough prevails in this vicinity
Mr.. C.. Thompson looks serene and srailing
over the arrival of that plough boy at his resi-
depce.
Some OF the town folks are on the sick list.
Messrs. Requa and Martin have purchased
Mr. McBreed's building
Preaching at Bronson school house on next
Saturday at Up. m, and on Sunday at IL a. m I,
by Rev. Young.
Telegraph poles were up as far as Bronson on
last Friday.
Mr. Sprousc has plenty Of coal on hand at
present for his customers.
Holman and Holman have purchased fire
proof safe.
Mr.. Carter is the express agent Of this place
foF the Adams Express Company.
FDr. Cummings is having his new residence
built just south of Mr.. Sprouse's substantial
dwelling house.
f>Aliss Sadie Gardner Ia the Milliner and Dress
maker OF Bronson. She has an entire new
stock of goods on hand, and is prepared at all
times to please her lady customers.
Reno and yaught have purchased consider.
able amount Of goods from Mr.. HobsOn o.
Rocklow The latter gentleman has sold hi
property at ROcklOw and expects soon to re-
move to Kentucky.
Mrs. Timmons has moved away from towI
to her fathers.
Preaching next Sabbath by Rev. Blakey a
Wright's Chapel. AUNTIE
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-05-12
Moran Items.

Mr. Anderson, the pastor Of the NJ +. church
met with quite a mishap last Saturday. He
called at Mr. Whitney's, and while unhitching
his horse from the buggy, the animal became
frightened and got away from him, ran through
a hedge fence, breaking the buggy and badly
demolishing the harness.
The daughter Of Jane Little died last Friday
afternoon Of congestion Of the brain.
WI. Steele hangs out his single this week
covered with twelve inch letters. We are
pleased to learn that he is having good trade.
By the way his mother moved up to Moran last
week, and W. j. says he lives at home now.
Miss bessie Keith has gone to Scheu City to
teach music, and not to take lessons, as stated
last week.
Mr.. Mclaughlin is just finishing an addition
| to his house; when done Nc will have the best
house in the township.
Mr. Mattocks, our trustee. informs me thai
the cause of his being behind with the assess.
ment Is failure to get his books.
Corn that was planted the last half OF April
has come up unusually well. Oats look well.
Mr. Smith, Of Humboldt, was in our place
the first of the week looking for location for
paper. don't know what success he had.
A number Of our citizens have formed a com
pany and will send to st. Louis for sein.
Mrs Adkins, living about four miles north
west Of Moran, died Tuesday: morning.
Since writing the above have learned tina
our paper is liked fact, the first issue will ap
pear next week.
The squad that are setting telegraph pole
passed through here late Tuesday afternoon.
l PENCIL,