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SIskrYoU County, The Yr
furnishes the following items

The Citizens Committee of Safety held a meeting
last Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall and elected
officers.
Scott river is said to be lower than ever before
known sincs its settlement by white people, which
seriously interferes with successful river mining this
year.
We learn that heavy shower Of rain fell on
Klamath river, in the Honolulu section, last Sun
day, and also at Fort Jones, but all other sections
to have been missed except Shasta r.yer above
and below Floek's.
The miners along the Klamath all very busy
working down TO bedrock, and are troubled good
deal in getting current enough under the wheels BY
reason Of the low stage Of the river the stream be-
ing much lower than usual this season.
Harry Babeeek, noted hunter at Sissons, in
Strawberry valley, killed sixteen deer hunt last
week. San Francisco man and his boy, along
with Babcock, killed two. They hunted the game
in the Trinity range, west Of Strawberry valley.
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Company was up pole repairing wire al 9
o'clock this morning, three iifs shots were
fred at him, two of which whistled close by
his head.
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Some philosopher haq said shas mo thor.

Some philosopher haq said that mo thor.
oughly occupied man was ever unhappy. y
We have our doubts about that An rnie
1t may be all right, but there are excep,
items We remember eeeiag young nan
sle down upon hornets neat oboe, when
the hornets were at home. For biIne he
was the most thoroughly oecss sisd young
man we ever saw; aad If Re wasn't un.
happy appearances are deceiviug, that's sIl.
lMiddletown Transcript.
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CHICAGO, August 12sh.-A young man
named Hans Harrison. crossing the Van
Buren-street bridge over the Chicago river
this afternoon, broke in upon sn ordinary
conversation by remarking, Il might as well
end it here" and plunged into the river.
Two hours preceding an unknown man
ieaped from the Division bridge into
the river. The dead bodies Of both men we're
recovered
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ntAcKsmlrHs, rRouaLEs.

"BArH, Me-, May Is, 1888"
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Forty years ago a young merchant dnin

Forty years ago young merchant doing
susiness in Raleigh, engaged himself TO
marry charming young lady, hut some
thing came between them and the match
was broken of. Since then he has married
and buried three wives, and is now en-.
gagged to his first love, who has Just buried
her second husband. ATLANTA Conssisu.
tion.
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Oregon. .

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED DRUGGISTS, take
pleasure in certifying that we have sold WEsTAE's
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY for many years
and know it to be one Of the Oldest as well as ont
of the most reliable preparations in the market Io
the cure Of COUGHS, COLDS, and THROAT AM
LUNG COMPLAINTS. We know Of no article tha
gives more general satisfaction to those who use it
and we do not hesitate to recommendit. July, 1892
JOHN A. CHILD, Portland, Oregon.
c. A. PLUMMER, Portland, Oregon.
S. G. SKID@oRE & CO., Portland, Oregon.
L. BLUMAUER & CO., Portland, Oregon.
PLUMMER & BYERLY, Portland, Oregon
FOSHAY & MASON, Albany, Oregon.
E. W. LANGBoN { CO., Albany, Oregon
BELT & CO., Salem, Oregon.
,. W. MATHEWS, Salem, Oregon.
wAtDRoN & C0vILLAUD, The Dalles, Oregon
SNIPES Il KINERsLEY, The Dalles, Oregon.
c. E. DUNHAM, The Dalles, Oregon.
GEO. H HoLBRooK, The Dalles. Oregon.
GEO. A HARDING, Oregon City. Oregon.
W. E, DEMENT,, Astoria, Oregon.
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MIRACULOUS ESCAPE OF A CHILD.-The
following is from the Yreka Journal Of
August Ssh:
A few days since the little 8.year.old
daughter Of Mrs. Adam Hahn, a widow,
who cooks and keeps house at the Vacent
quartz mill, mouth of Indian creek, Scott
valley, fell into well sbOuf thirty feet
deep, and containing over FIVE feel OF wa
ter. The little girl took held of the bucket,
hoisted by a pulley, which evidently
tipped over, pulling her in, SO that she fell
either head first or feet first. Tire mother,
close by, noticing her fall, hurried to the
rescue, terribly frightened, expecting she
was killed, and told her to take bold Of the
bucket, but had not strength to pull her
up, being small, light.built woman. She
held on, however, screaming ss loud as
possible to attract the attention of some
one passing by, as the men were all at
work in the mine, beyond hearing. Fortu.
Goodale came along, and, hearing the
womsn's voice, went to see what
the matter was The woman holding
the rope stating the trouble. Mr. Goodale
hurried up to the well, expecting it was
only few feet deep On looking down
thirty feet, and seeing the little girlg eyes
looking up SO imploringly. with balf her
body in the cold water, M. Goodale be-
came alarmed about her being able to cling
on till he could get her to the toy. Tie
little girl, however, showed good grit, and
had her feet brsced On each side of the
| tin bucket. Her water-soaked clothes,
with the bucket, made pretty good lift
for the strongest msn. Mr.. Goodsle, how
ever, succeeded in carefully lifting the
child so that she could retain her hold on
the rope, and landed her safely at the top,
through the small opening, with as much
happiness as the mother on her child being
restored. The istie girl had only a slight
cut on the side of the head, ana few
other light bruises, but waa chilled through.
The mother took off her wet clothes, put
her in warm bed, and next day she was
about again as though nothing had hap.
pened to her.
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

The President and Party-Matters FOIlt-
icaI-Anether Revolution Threatened in
Mexico-Eagland's Model HanGman-
Destruction by FIre-rhe Cholera In
Egypt-suicides in Chicage-RtOt In
PoFtrgal-Archbishop PurceIt's Debts-
The Iowa Epidemic-Etc.
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1. e PARAaETER.

HkRRIAGE PAINTER. ALL WORK DONE
" with Neatness and Dispatch, at the Lowest
Prices. No. 922 Eleventh street, between Isnd j.
Fine Carnage Painting speciality. Please call and
see me. Sacramento, Cal. jy101p.u
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QINE! DiME!

A Ii DISEASES RELIEVED A zN>o
n and cured by drinking and SsSdaSA
bathing in the waters Of these - agaSs3sEssA
celebrated Springs. Female dis ssss q s5sss q
eases, fever and aeue, and all ll---l-zz@--i-
complaints arising from diseased condition OF the
liver, specially.
Hotel accommodations ara first. class in every par
ticulaI Board, Room and Bath, SO to So per
week. Children under 10 years, s. over 10 years,
81. Route: Take morning train from San Fran
cisco or Sacramento for Calistogl. From there W.
f. Fishers Stages will convey passengers TO Lower
Lake on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and to
Glenbrook on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday of
each week, at which points connections are made
by the Howard Springs stage.
For further parti ;ulars address
MRS. CAROLINE HEISCH,
Proprietress Of Howard Spripgs, Lower Lake, Lake
county, California. js20-u
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CARRIAGES, WAGONS, ETC.
MARTIN kESTLER,

MANUFACTURE OF ALL
WI kinds of Buggies Farm, Es35955SzA
Express, Freight, Header and. S8sP7SSJ
Quartz Wagons constantly on111EEzzs1sssz sszz1aaszsz
hand and made TO order at lowest rates. All work
warranted. Repairing, ett, done at short notice.
Nos. 1910, 1912 and loI4 Ninth street, between J
and X, Sacramento. aul-lptf
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MARK.ETS.
q. HEILRRQN.A gRO
METROPOLITAN MARKET,

NoNRAD SCHEPP, DEALER INCA.xqsaaxsA
Y Fresh Meats OF every descrip- Ee q
tion. southwest corner Of Twelfth s<s~SsS
and streets, Sacramento By rea- ~---As----->A-
son of not belonging to the Butchers Union / am
enabled TO sell the very best of all kinds OF fresh
meats lower than any other market in the city.
Highest cash price paid for all kinds of stock and
the same sold wholesale and retail at the lowest
market rates. jy6-4ptf
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CARRIAGES.

NTIELsoN BROS, MAN
IN ufaciurers of Phaetons, SSs FSfA
Buggies, Carriages, Wagons and ~ SS7
Spring Wagons Repairs f ade $Ese1ScAz2Z- -.
with dispatch. First-class work In Trimming m
Painting. Mandatory Tenth street, between
and (east side, Sacramento iy24-4ptf
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R0TET8 AID RESTAURANTS
SPANISH RESTAURANT.

NgRS. NJ. RoBLEs HAS OPENED FINE DIN
NE ing-rooms and Sa!oon at No. 5,3 street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth, where she is prepared to
serve fhe public with Meals and Fine Wines and
Liquors at all hours aus 3m
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Piles T! Piles ! Piles IA Speciality.
j. w. HARTLEY, M. D.,

OF NEW YoRK-PHELAN BUILDING, SAN
" Francisco Hemorrhoids (Pilesl Fistulas u
GERS, Fissures, and all diseases of the rectum, of
whatever character successfully and radically cured
in two or six weeks, without the knife hgature or
acids The treatment is painless, and attend to
business while under treatment.
PATfESts-I have selected from hundreds of
patients few names: George N. Carleton, Esq.,
Baldwin Hotel, San Francisco; Edw Martin, kso
4oS Front street, SRn Francisco; T. r. Gibson ESQ.,,
12o Suffer street, San Francisco; Richard Savage,
uoi Battery street. ss1 Francisco. iyz0IpIIaMWF
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PAINTS AND OILS,

II L. CHADDERDoN, IMPORTER AND DEALER
81 In Paints, Oils, varnishes, Window Glass,
Mixed Paints, Artists and Painters Materials Wall
Paper etc No. 23i K st., Sacramento. jy17-1ptf
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q, MEISTEa,

MANUFACTURED OF CAR.
kHz riages, Buggies, Phaetons
and Spring Wagons. kepiirs S3 Sis7j
made with dispatch and at loS
rates. First class work in painting and trimming
Mandatory Ninth street, between and J. oppo
site the Plaza. je27-4p3m
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CLUNIE HOUSE, EIGHTH AND K STREETS.
A FARM FOB SALE.
a EINE SUMMER REsoRT

4 FINE SUMMER RESORT,
CoNTAIEING NINE HUN A sgT0y0
dred and sixty acres, six 4ZMISA h
hundred valley and three hundred rs ltl ltl l75zsfA
and sixty timber lands compris - u
ng the beautiful and picturesque =@~==7--7ss7S----
valley known Is Z" Bear Valley" at the hesdwaters
Of Bear river, 700 feet above the level of the
sea eghty-fYe miles east OF Sacramento, on G. P.
K. T., and about one mile northwest from Emil
grant Gap approachable from Emigrant Gap and
Alta. Fer salubrity of climate, pure water, rich
ness Of soil aud magnificent scenery it has not
superior in California. The cereals and grasses,
such ss Kentucky blue grass, timothy, red-top and
clover, do admirably well. Bear river, beautiful
stream courses through its entire length every day
I'm the year, abounding in trout the whole valley
susceptible Of irrigation needs be- and one of the
finest summer resorts IN the State with an impos
ing dwelling, complete in all its appointments, to-
getheT with all necessary outhouses
Terms, $1,000, hall cash, remainder one and two
years, with interest. Apply to James Davies, on
the farm, or J. B. Cbinn, Emigrant Gap, Placer
county. Cal. Jy6lp2nN
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PIKE q YGuMa

GARRIAGE MANUFACTURE s.
" ers, corner Of Fourth and .SSssEasz<SA
streets, Sacramento, have on -syse7r.sSSess33-S-
hand the largest assortment of zHSXlAZZ-
Carriages Wagons aud Buggiss TO be found in Sacra
mento, which they will sell at very low -ates. jyl3
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DOMESTIC.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD uMox.I
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no Whiskev!

Brown S Iron B1TTERs
is one Of the very few tonic
medicines that are not COM
posed mostly Of alcohol or
whiskey, thus becoming a
fruitful source of intemper-
ance by promoting a desire
for rum.
Browns IRON B1TTERS
is guaranteed to be a non
intoxicating stimulant, and
it will, in nearly every case,
take the place of all liquor,
and at the same time abso-
lutely kill the desire for
whiskey and other intoxi-
eating beverages.
Rev. G. w. RICE, editor of
the american Christian Re-
vlezO, says of Browns Iron
Bitters:
Gin, O., Nov. I6, 1881.
Gents The foolish vast
ing OF vital force in business,
pleasure, and vicious indul-
gence of our people, makes
your preparation necessity;
and if applied, will save hun
dreds who resort to saloons
for temporary recuperation.
BRowN's IRON BITTERs
has been thoroughly tested
for dyspepsia, indigestion,
biliousness, weakness, debil-
ity, overwork, rheumatism,
neuralgia, consumption,
liver complaints, kidney
troubles, &c, and il never
fails to render speedy and
permanent relief.
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WANTED. LIST AND FOUND,

.sst5 re ave Enss In this department a-e
sents o. 70 oents sse wess. ''--'' -'' w
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THOR SALE AT a BARGAlN.-i6O ACRES
Foot-hill land, good House and Barn, Fine
Orchard three. quarters Of q mile from the Railroad
Depot. See T. L. AC 0CK 90f Seventh street. jy1otf
yEyo LEASE FOR A TERN OF YEARS.-THE
City Hotel, containing 100 Rooms and Bar
room, K street, between Third and Fourth-the sa-
loon furnished. The furniture of the hotel will be
sold as a whole or by valuation Apply to P. CON
Ian. on the premises je26-tf
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Convicts browne : .

RALEIGH, Nc, Jan. 2.-As thirty
penitentiary conv1cts, mostly negroes, and
two white guards engaged at the Cowue
tunnel, on the Western & North Carolina
railroad, jackson county, were crossing
the Turkasecgce river On fiat Saturday
morning one of the convic's discovered
the fiat was leaking and gave the alarm,
which caused panic. The men all
rushed to one end uf the flat and it i'm
med,ately sank. The Turkasecgce at the
ooint where they were crossing is sw'f'
and deep, with rapids just fellow. Th:
men clung together in knots, those VIII"
who could not swim holding on to those
who could Some were carried mo the
rapids and drowned. Only fourteen g:
the conv,cts were saved. One OF ih'
guards was washed ashore mellow the
rapids lnsensiblc, but was restored !"
con seriousness.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-01-05
Real Estate Eusiness.

( For the holiday season and winter
weather the real estate business Of the
week ending yesterday evening was bet
ter than one would expect to find it, the
aggregate sales of lands amounting to
5,656,5s acres for 23,9s2.55. II lots in
jamestown for s3,45O and in Newport
for s75, making total aggregate for the
week put upon the Stutsman county
records of 327,5O7.55. Following is the
list: . RI
US. to. Freder1cky BoKorney, nwq
sec 26, tp l37, : "a, l6o acres, 600.
Us to Helen E Dean, swq sec N,,tp.
IA, 66, 160 acres, 44O0. q.,, n
> u to Herman Olson, nwq sec 10. tp.
1873, r GU, 16O acres, $2OO.. ,a,st 4.
Francis G Kelley to B w Fuller, lots 3,
4, s, and 6, and 43, A, As and 46 IN blk 2,
and lots q aud "a in blk 4, Kelly & Full
lers second add. $4,000.
Henry Huelster to w w Huelster, nwq
sec 3, tip 145, r 67, 100 acres, $3.50.
U s to Herman Pahnisch, swq sec %,
tp $50, 60, 16o acres, 900.
U S to Samuel Graham, swq sec "a, tp
l49, 66, l6o acres, $500.
U S to Frederic Langdon, seq sec %,
tp l4o, 81, l60 acres, $500.
US to Dorcas Watt, neg sec 4, tp l39,
r 62, l53. "a acres, $3.50. 10.
Josephine V Keepers to Wing & Leav-
cnworth, lots and 2, blk Z, Newport,
s75
Kelley s. Fuller to Geo Brsunae, lot 8,
blk lG, original town, $3.50.
F 0 and E T French to Cuyler Adams,
nhf and nhf swq Of sec IL, and nwq and
wifi swq of sec l3, tp al, r 63, and whf
nwq of sec l, and all of secs and IL, and
neq and ehf nwq, and wifi swq Of sec l3,
and neq sec Is, and nwq sec II, and seq
Sec 10, and wifi of wifi neg sec %, tp al,
r 62, 2,946. 10 acres, el3, ,257.45.
Henry Souther to Il NJ Wlnslow, sec II,
tp l42, "a, $50 acres, $4,l6O.
co Francis to K A Khk, ct al, rec 5,
tp l4o, g., 634 acres, 81, ,9O2.
Frederic s Langdon to WILDER w Bill,
seq sec %, tp l4O, 62, 160 acres, q, 900.
Dorcas Watt to Wi!ber w Bill, neq
sec 4, tp l3s, r s.. 1924 acres, 1000.
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Railroad la d Grants.
BY Western Associated I'ress.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.--la roads for
the benefit Of which, patents or cF'ifcatcs
as the case may he have Lecn issued icr
lands laying opposite snch roads not conn
pleted within period required ly law
making grant and for which pa arnt' or
certificates have been issued since the cx
piratlon of that period are as follows. ST
Paul, Minneapolis md Manitoba, acres
patented 547,5l9. Western RAILROAD,
formerly branch Of the ST. Paul & Pa
cific, acres patented 1O9.ll6. Southern
Minnesota extension, acres certified but
not patented l69,5 ,553 Hastings s. Dokota
acres certified, but not patented, 1895
Atlantic s. Pacific, acres patented, 49,
O37. ..'"
Funeral of Allen, Hawaiian minister,
Wednesday. Remains will be escorted to
depot by troops and removed to Boston
for interment. President and cabinet
will attend the funeral services in tie
Unitarian church here.
Excess of exports for twelve months
ended ended Nov 30, 1882, was $l,434,-
S35; gold and silver coin and bullion for
same period was s32,7Ol,3O7. Value OF
imports into the United States for the II
months ended Nov. 30, 1882 was $780,
647, 1926, an increase Of 800 400, 295. VAL
ue CT export domestic and foreign mer-
chandise II months ended Nov. 80, 1882
>752, ,Os2, ,62I decease slO3, ,295,o ,o3s.
Nom,nations:-A. p. Kctchum, New
York, appraiser merchandise, N. ";
postmaster, George E. Reed, River Falls,
Wis; Giles Peakc. Wadcna, Mlnn.; En-
nest H. Wilson, Ashland, \ is; Malcolm
McLarty, Chattcld, Mimi; L. L. Rams
stad, Ada, Mimi; y. NJ. Campbell,
Salcna, Kansas.
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Honors to GAmbeCta.

PARIS, Jan. 3.-Memorials of Gambetta
placed in the coffin consisted Of bronze
medals hearing his effigy, the engraving
representing the famous four hundred and
sixty three, several of gold and silver,
and copy Of ihe letter Of invitation to
the funeral, which was signed by Joseph
Gambetta, NJ. Lcus, Mad Leus and Mi
cl,ael Gambetta, his father, brother.in-
law, sister and Uncle. A national monu-
ment to Gambelta is proposed.
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Aa12oooo Fire.

PINE BLUFFS, Ark Jan. 2-About 2;3o
this afternoon fire r,ke out IN the rear
of two story brick block occupied by
Rosep baum & Ties, furniture dealers, and
Sol. Rosenberg, plantation supplies, and
in less than two h0u,s property to the
value Of sl2O,O00 was destroyed. Fire
originated IN the mattress making depart
ment of kosenbaum s. Ties store, and as
there was no fire in the store it was be
lieyed to be the work of an inc. ndiart.
The Garland Grays were holding dance
over the room in which the fire broke out
when alarm was sounded though they all
escaped, wraps and cloaks were lost. The
city has steam iile engine but there
being squabble between the city council
and the fire department, 1t was permitted
to get out a order and was of no use.
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Strong syndicate.

MONTREAL, Jan. 4.-Senecal, president
of the North Shore road, just from Eng
land, says he and G. H. Hosner, president
of the Canadian Mutual Union, formed u
syndicate 10 lay a cable from Queenstown
to Halifnx, with capital OF $4,000, 900,
all subscribed and the contract awarded.
The cable IS to be LAID in October and the
rate will be 25 cents word or less. The
Canadian government grants the right.
SENEGAL also formed company in Paris
with. a capital of l0,OO0,O0O francs for
colon,zlny Quebec with foreign lmmi-
grants.
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Shot an oncer. /.

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 3--Whitcomb, .
constable at Friend, this state, attempted
to arrest Chas. Gr,dley for selling mort
gagged property and Gridlcy shot him in
the head, put him in wagon hauled him
to town and left him at the house of .
neighbor. Gridley drove off and was
captured at Wilbur. Whitcomb will
probably die. Strong talk of lynching.
Chas. Miller, q herder near the city, shot
himself by carelcssness, blowing the
whole top of his head of.
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Shot by q School Nam.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan.'4. 4.-E.' J. Bald
win a well known capitalist, was shot by
a woman in the corridor of the Baldwin
hotel this afternoon in the arm. Woman
named Fannie Baldwin, who claims 10 lie
cousin Of Baldwin, has been teaching
school on his ranch in Los Angeles, Cal.
ind claims that while there Baldwin
committed criminal assault on her.
Baldwin says she was teach ny there but
he had her discharged fer misconduct
since when she has hecn trying TO get
money from HIM. Woman arrested with
some difficulty. She threatened the otii-
Ger and seemed lie under excessive
agitation Of mind TO the verge OF de-
mentla, -" iahf 7'ss'.a~.,'' ''f-''-5''i'''' '-
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Public Debt Stateme - {.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2-Debt statement
today shows decrease of public debt
during December, to be $l5.4l3, S..
Cash in treasury, s3l2,924,ol6.47. Gold
certificates outstanding, 81, ,S4s, 600. Ger.
tifica,es cspoSit outstanding 1855. Re.
funding certificates outstanding s4O4. $50.
legal tenders outstanding s346, ,6sl ,Ol6.
Fractional! currency outstanding s7,O22,
U74 cash Balance available Sl49, ,037 ,773.
81. Dlcleusc slLte June SO,h &S1 $40,
7S3.SS. s.s4 s''''"
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RISE NO MORE.
A Gang Of Thirty Con yicts Sink Fiat
Boat while CrossinSa River In a..
,!s,Nsrth Carolina. 4 III ia'
Tho Minnnsota Legislature Convened at
the Calit:l Yesterday and l.lrctsd
Officers without u struggle. .,g.....
Fell From u B:id;ex

Specs' to the Alert l#j ~ ,'''i''' l"F'" '
BISMARCK, Jan. 81. NJ. Monroe was
found early New Years morning lying
under the hridg" in II dying condition,
and expired a few minutes after Dc'nT
found. lie is supposed to have falIe"
from the bridge, which a tha. Place is
about 25 feet high, while undcr The in
duence of liquor. .. .. .0
1t is rapidly rIowing colder, tho MGR
curry falling eight d"g'ecs IN tw" hours
this evening. II is below zc'o now and
brisk wind blowing.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-01-05
Murder 8u uspoctod.

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 3--Gave apprehen-
Sun., are now felt by the family aud
friend, of w. b. Mulvey, a commercial
traveller for Aultman s. Co., and they are
inclined to the belief that he has been
murdered for the money, s2,0o3, he had
IN his possession and his body hidden
.way. Mrs. Mulvey received the last let.
ter ,rom her husband just before thanks
giving day, dated at Crookston. L. +,
Sesmcn, rel1sive of Mrs. Mulvey, vino
has been searching for traces of the
missing man, Is OF the opinion that he
was murdered between the junction at
Minneapolis and the supens'on bridge
and the body secreted A reward Of $500
has been offered for the recovery OF the
hody