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moss1EUa" AND ESQUIRE.

Those whose knowledge of French is
limited to the word " monsieur and they
are legion-may, after reading the following
remarks on that word in French paper,
at least congratulate themselves that they
pronounce it rightly. Others, again, to
whom "depuis," ''Neullly," and such
words offer insuperable obstacles, will be
surprised to learn that the pronunciation of
monsieur" is sort of Partisan shibbo-
leth. 1t was not till the fifteenth century
that monsieur" was evolved from menm
senioren,. At this time the ending was
fully pronounced with it's n as in sieur "
nowadays; but when the word ceased TO
be exclusively applied to the nobility,
about the end of the seventeenth century,
the frequency Of the appellation caused the
slipshod pronunciation that is so interesting
fact to philologists, and the was
dropped. The first syllable, which was
pronounced 'mouu in the sixteenth ceu-
fury, and which has perhaps survived in
the nautical word used by the Jack Tar of
Dibdin, " mounseer, became modified to
mo, though there is learned dispute as to
whether this is not part of the lanoue doll
Then mo sieu" became "mesieu," which
ia generally pronounced as "m'sieu in
1882, or, if one wishes to talk as areal gau.
roche, "m'seu."
"What is an esquire ?" is a question
now agitstipg the generally peaceful parish
of Hampstead, and has arisen out of con-
troversy respecting tramway extension
scheme which threatens to interfere with
the proud privilege Hampstead has hitherto
enjoyed of being inaccessible to the outer
world. The opponents of the scheme have
&c.. :
list of their names which has been pub
lished includes those of large number of
local Observation-Disclosures, grocers and
others-who object to the proposed tram
way. Against each of the names on the
list appears the affix Of esquire, and this
b "a caused much excitement and indigna.
ton among a number of the working
| classes who ere in faver of the tramwsy,
and who urge that the tradesmen by
calling themselves esquires have
assumed dignity to which they have
no claim. Letters on tie subject from
workingmen are published in the local
papers and even the bitterness of the con-
troversy respecting the tramway proposal
seems for the moment TO be exceeded by
that of the "esguire question" In these
days, when the title of esquire is used
without discrimination, it is really difficult
to say who is or is not an esquire. There
ia no reason why workingmen should not
call themselves esquires if it pleases them
to do SO. 1t would indeed be a great con-
venience if every man in the United King.
dom, whatever might be his condition in
life, were allowed this title. At present
dire offense is often given when writing to
strangers by addressing the letter to "Mr.
So-and-So," and thus rendering the I'M
known correspondent, however magnificent
his position in his parish, unable to look
the letter. carrier in the face when he meets
him in the street, at least with any degree
Of comfort.-[St James Gazette.
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WISE AspEoTHERwrss.

Ben Jolly is the name of Chicago man.
He swore eff on New Years day.
Time is good deal like mule. 1t is
better to be ahead OF time than behind
time.
No, Paul, the window of the soul is not
a pane in the stomach Marathon hide.
pendent.
Time works wonders. as the woman
said when she get married after 5 thirteen
years courtship.
81 don't see the uee of machine for
hop pressing, do you, William ?" said
Laura just before embarking in the giddy
waltz. WilliamIyotes that hop success.
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STREET WORK,


Municipal authorities would do well to
examine Senate Bill 1877. It proposes a
plan whereby cities, such as Sacramento,
msy improve, grade and beautify their
streets and parks. It contains both the
"petitiOn plan and the declaration Of
intention" system, and requires a four.
fifths protest to negative resolution of in.
tention to do street work. Street intersec-
ton work is to be charged against the four
quarter blocks adjoining. The collection of
assessments prior to letting of contract is
required, as is provided by the Constitu.
ton. II the Constitution is to be amended
to strike out the prior-collection clause, as
should be done, then this bill, if it becomes
law, will operate. as iniuriously as does
the Objectionable constitutional provision.
Ii the Constitution shall not be amended,
then the general provisions of this bill may
be found on analysis suited to Sacramento
needs. At all events, we should be careful
not to exchange one evil for another OF
equal magnitude, and without an amend
ment to the Constitution there will be
little gained by any bill that the ingenuity
of legislators may evolve.
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FRANCE.

As we predicted would be the case, the
Bourbon Bonapartist- orleanist agitation
has not affected the masses of the French.
They have not manifested alarm at the
pretensions of the monarcbists, but do
show signs of restlessness at the want of
decision manifested by the prevailing gov
eminent. The proposal to exile princelY
representatives is withdrawn, and for it is
to be substituted decree prohibiting them
from filing any civil or military posts.
Further than this, it is not probable any
steps viii be taken the French sensation
will die away, and be dismissed from pub
lie consideration speedily.
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DEAFNESS, CATARRH
-AxD DISEASES OF ruE-
EYE, EAR, THROAT and LUNGS

EyoR UPWARDS OF TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
DR.. LIGHTHILLS professional attention has
been exclusively devoted to the relief and cure of
these important ailments, and it is with parjonsblo
pride that he refers to the success which he has
achieved ii this special department CT meieal sci
ence. His apparatus and appliances for tao exam
nation and treatment Of the hidden cavities Of the
head throat and air passages are original. and con
fesssdly the most perfect of anything Of the kind
yet devised, enabling him not only to readily dig
cover the exact nature Of the complaint, but also 10
direct his applications to the diseased parts 50 eject
ually that relief is experienced at once and perrna-
neat cues are often Effected in the most stubborn
and aggravated cases. And it is one OF the happy
features Of his practice that the applications cause
neither pain nor Distress ard can therefore he read
iy administered to the moss tmid or nervous per-
son.
a candid opinion viii Invariably be given as to
the probabilities Of cure, and no case will be &C.
copied for treatment which does not offer reason-
able chance OF success.
TT Office Hours from 10 A. ". to IL NJ, and to
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Er. La Mars Seminal pits cnrs all
cases OF Nervous Debility and Physical Prcstration,
such as Loss OF Vigor, Nocturnal Emissions Impo-
tency and the many distressing ailments caused by
Indiscretion, Dissipation and aii-AbUss This peer.
less remedy iHvigurates and builds up the whole
system, repairs waste aad arrests decay. To the
Feeble and InfFnl. TO the prematurely Old, and 10
all who need Health-Giying Tonic elixir, DR.. La
MARS SGslih AL PILLS are confidently recon-
mended- Price, 3 80 per bottle. Sent BY mail on
receipt OF price, or by eGprcs5, C. o. b., to any
address, secure from observation address all OF.
dsrs to !. BcBoyLE & co., u,4igris,a 5O4 wash.
ington street. san Ffa9eisco. Postoaics Blk 1852
D. Sr1
For the lsaics.-Pscsse nslt your ply
sieinn ais opinion Of PURE CALIFORNIA PORT
WINE. PEPsiN AID CAIisAYs RAGK combined,
as Eonic and Cure fer Dyspepsia or Indigestion II
Satisfactory, Try HALLS FEPSiN VINE BIFTERS
Eu2i-6n
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Man eut In TWO by Car wheels
tempted suicide In San Jose-MardeE
Trial In Orcgon-A Woman's sudden
Beash-Teansier Drowned In swollen
stream-Fatal Results OF Accidents
Etc.
ILAsr NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO HE EEcoRD-uSIoN.l
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STATE SEsAToR on Friday, while the biz to re.
move the cabinet of minerals from its present safe
quarters in the Capitol building to San Francisco,
WAS being considered is reported to have said that
ii 1.-THE remoyal-Fas to benefit San Francisco, his
city, he would favor IT, This is fair specimen. Of
the appreciation some legislators have of the oblg
tons of their Office. While local constituencies
should be protected, and their interests advanced,
no measure should be supported without considera-
ton Of the Interests OF the whole State twill be
charitable suppose that the Senator also took this
view of the 1t has not been shown tina. the
interests of the State are to he conserved by the
projected removal, or that the Mining Bureau cab
met win not be amply llrge and varied without it,
Locally, Sacramento has no interest in H. The re.
moyal can in DO wise affect her; bat her citizens
have, in common with Others desire to see SON
objects of interest retained in the Capitol building
for the credit Of The State, and doubt the policy Of
disantling the building by detail. But two rae
tons now remain for visiting citizens-the cabinet
and the State Library and it viii not surprise US
to witness an attempt to remove the latter ere long
and probably the artificial stone images above the
cornice viii follow and then the few lonely works Of
art to be found on a wall here and there.
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ROLLER SKATING.

FEHHE SACRAMENTO ROLLER SKATING AS
ISOLATION Is now in active operation at the
Pavilion (mRin halD corner Sixth aud NJ streets
Open every morning from 10 TO y afternoons
from to AGO. evenings, from 7;3O to ESQ Sundays
excepted Morning sessions for lady members
only. The public are not admitted The respect
able portion Of the community are invited to mem
bershiP. Leave address at NJ. S. Hammers drug
store, corner OF Fourth and X streets Members
are permitted TO bring their visiting friends from
abroad. No residents viii be admitted unless hav-
ing been fully approved by the committee Of the
association. S. r. S. A.
J. L. WALTON, Manager. jI7islm
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pie. Addresses were made advocating one
| Smallpox Panic.

pie. Addresses were made advocating one
thought.
A Smallpox Panic.
ST. PAUL, January 2Ssh.-A smallpox
panic prevails at Brainerd and Aiken, Mimi,
because of rush OF frightened eumbermen
toward those towns. Both cities have placed
armed guards on the thoroushfares.
Singular, If True.
CHARLESTON, January 2Ssh.-On planta-
ton ia Lssrens county some negroes killed
and ate goose which had been bitten by q
mad dog. Five of the family have died, and
four others vera in commissions at TIE time Of
the last report.
ganderbiirs Western Trip.
NEW YoRK, Japusry 2ssh.-William FL.
Vanderbilt said tonight that he would not
start for the West next Wednesday, but had
not abandoned his purpose Of taking the TIP.
The Fire Record.
TAPLEYyILLE Mass. J, January 2Ssh.-The
shoe factory Of Martin. Clapp & French, and
three residences, were burned to-day. Loss,
10o,000; Insurance, $50, Geo.
BURLINGTON (Yt.) January 2Sth.-The
loss by the fire at Winocskis was $4,000 /;
loss, $4,000.
Thermometricai.
New YORK, January 2Sth Midnight
Highest temperature to-day, SS'; lowest. 81.
CHICAGO. January 2Sth.-Highest temper
ature to-day, 80 lowest, 15'.
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The Colusa sun, the Democracy OF which cannot
be doubted, says IN the course of article on the
Legislature: 'Next to cursing the railroad free
school books seems to be the prevailing craze
Important measures are held in allegiance, while the
Solons listen to the proposition of lunatic about
moving the State Capital. The session is nearly
one-third through, and no showing has been made
towards the important work Of the sesson-no bill
has, SO far, we believe, reached the Governor
There are few active good members in each house,
but as whole, up to this time there has been no
indication OF anything but extravaganza, reckless
ness, indolence and imbecity."
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Cat In Twain by Car wheeIs-LeG Broken.
BENIcIa, January 2Ssh.-About o'clock
last night man supposed TO be John w.
Pfosser, of Sierra county, fell from break
beam car Of the west bound immigrant
train. and was cut IN two at The waist. He
wss dragged about fifty yards, throwing a
car off thu track.
Harry Hellsm. fisherman, while wrest-
ling with a drunken mar, was thrown to the
ground, breaking his right leg above the
knee.
attempted suicIde-AceIdenfal Deaths.
SAN JOSH, January 2Sth.-C. s. Humphrey,
an engr.ver Of this city, attempted suicide
last evening by swallowing half ounce of
laudsnum. He was discovered in time to
have antdotes administered effectively, and
this afternoon he is out Of danger The cause
is attributed TO i'll health and whisky.
David Bowie, Paymaster at the Guadalupe
mine, died yesterday from the effects of iDju-
ries received by jumping from buggy and
falling on his head. IS heretofore reported.
Deceased was native of Scotland, aged 60
years, and leaves widow and six children.
SCHUYLER B. Davis, of Lawrence station,
who tell through the skylight of his ware
house last Wednesday. died yesterday morn
ing. Deceased was SO years old, native CT
North Carolina, and had bsen q resident Of
this county si1cs 1850. He leaves widow
and three children.
Sudden Death Of Woman.
ST. HELENA, January 2Sth.-Mrs. Chris
P. Adsmson. who resided near this place.
died very suddenly about o'clock yesterday
afternoon. TIE cause Of death is at present
unknowa. Coroner Haun arrived this morn
ing, and proceeded to hold an inquest, and
after a lengthy examination the jary rendered
sealed verdict. The deceased was widely
known and highly esteemed in social circles.
Arrival fr0m the Orient.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 2S.h. = The
steamship Coptic arrived night from China
apd japan,
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
A small Fire.

OLYMPIA, January 2Ssh.-At9 o'clock last
evening a fire was discovered in the store of
L. n. Ford l. Co, caused by the stoye-pipe
becoming overheated. The fire department.
was called out, bus owing to the timely warn
ing, but little damage was done.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES

snowsIIde in CoIorado-New Steamship
Line to Bra zII-Ihe Pugilists-Prairfe
Fires In Texas = Mutinous Virginia
Catholics Father Murdered by His Six
teen-Year-old son-Proposed New Thea
ter In New Eori-Eoted Indian Chief
Dead Interesting Etens OF Foreign
News-Etc.
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PROBATE MoTlaE,

I'm THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALI.
Il fornia, county OF Sacramento. IN the matter
Of the Estate OF E L. BILLINGS, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY, the 18th day
OF FEBRUARY, 1883, at 10 o'clock a. NJ of said day,
and the Courtroom OF said Court, 1.-THE Courthouse
in the city Of Sacramento, county Of Sacramento
and State of California, have been appointed as the
time and place for proving the Will of said f. L.
tion OF L. n. BILLINGS for the Issuance tn him OF
letters OF admin trGticn with will annexed thereon
Witness my hand and the seal Of SAID Court, this
26h day of JANUARY, 1888.
GsEAL.l CHAS. N. COGLAN Clerk
You've & You've, Attorneys for Peti ioner
j23 lit
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PERSONS recovering from wasting diseases.
such as malaria. fevers, etc, will be greatIy
benefited by the use of Browns Iron Bitter,
a true tonic.
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THE pilot and tugboat legislative investigation is
the chief one thus far that has made any substantial
Developments 1t has been shown that there is need
of corrective legislation, reduction Of fees, protec
ton of the pilots interests, and such measures
tsken as shall impose the fewest burdens possible
upon shipping. The necessity exists for securing
the perfect Independence Of the pilots, and such
Sanitation of their charges is consistent with am
pie remuneration for the great dangers Of their vo
cation
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SKINNY MEN.-" Wells Health Remover"
restores health and vigor, cures dyspepsis,
impotence. 81.
There are l, 10000 acres of unoccupied
land in Shasta county.
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IT looks as if the whole debate on the silver ques
ton is to be reopened, and renewed efforts made 10
do patchwork financial legislation.
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Y. IL. C. A. LECTURE.

FH{HE THIRD LECTURE IN THE Y. NJ c. 4.
4 course viii be given in the rooms, 1908 Fourth
street,
This (HendayD Evening. at s O'clock.
By WIN. ELLERY BRIGGS, N. D. Subject: The
Eye" To be illustrated by model. Admission
free and without tickets 10.
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7 osT-LEFT IN THE CLOSET OF THE CAP
i 4 ital Hotel, Wednesday, January 24th, a leather
cover tuck reporters book, of no value to any but
the owner. a suitable reward given if returned to
this office, and no questions asked RI C1 i29.3t.
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1T Office Hours from 10 A. ". to 70 NJ, and tc
3 PM d12.2piv
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Stated Assembly OF Sacramento q
Council, No. I, Royal and Select Masters, IN.
will be held at the Hall, THIS CiOnday) M
EVENING, at o'clock. Sojourning Com ! v
panions are cordially invited to attend By order Of
c. V. KELLOGG, T. ]. NJ.
w B. DAVIS, Recorder. j29-It
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Menlher ProbablIitIes

WAsHIEsroS, January 2sth-For Southern Call
fornia Fair weather. For the middle aud north
Pacific coast region Light rains.
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NEW ADVRRTI8EMENT8.

NOtice.-OfIiceFs8 Rt Members .,sssat...
of Capital Lodge, No. 81, l. O. o. F. ssesstss
You hereby notified to meet at
your hall, corner Ninth and Streets sssltsSF'
THIS (Monday) All ERNOON, January GOTH at I:3O
sharp, for the purpose Of attending the funeral
of cur late brother 2. c., r. @. CLARK. Prompt
attendance is desired. Members OF sister Lodges
and visiting brothers respectfully invited to meet
with us S. A. WOLFE, n. G.
P. l. RIckHAM, R. S. j291t
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Ancient Order FOresfeFs.-A suN-T, y
moned meeting OF Court Capitol of Cali. ~
fornia No. 6,742, A. o. F., viii be held THIS W
(Monday) EVENING, at 7:39 O'clock All Gzzs
members are requested to be present.
r. n. MCLENNAN, c. R.
O. N CRoNEIrE, Rec. See TB CT i29It
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Gmcers and Members of PaeflrA. %
Encampmeut, No. 2, 1. o. o. F.-You areS\|
hereby notified TO meet at Encampment Hall, ~
Odd Fellows Temple, MONDAY, January y
Goth, at o'clock P NJ, to attend the funeral Of our
deceased brother, r. c. CLARK, P. C. P. Sojourn-
ing Patriarchs are cordially invited.
II. J. SMITH, c. P.
JAMES McCLEERY, Scribe i29-It
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The Tenth Census.

WASHINGTON, January 2Ssh.- Secretary
Teller has summoned TO Washington General
Francis A. Walker TO complete the taking Of
the tenth census, and that gentleman will i'm.
medIately begin TO slraighten out tbs tangle
in which the census Office has become involved
by Colonel Seaton.
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proposed New Theater.

NEW York, January 2Ssh.-Edward S.
Stokes has about completed negotiations for
lease of the sits Of the burned Park Thea
tar. on Broadway and Twenty-thiId street,
for period Of twenty one year,. He poo
poses the erection on the lot Of an elegant
iheater.
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Company A, Sacramento BattaI-a N
ion OF Uniformed Patriarchs.-0fIicers audS<@
members will meet TEIS (Mouday) AFTER ~
NOON, January 10Th, at their hall, Odd/ y
Fellows Temple, at O'Clock sharp, in full uniform,
TO attend the funeral o. late brother Patriarch,
JUDGE r. G. CLARK.
ED. 81. MARTIN, Chief Captain.
W a STEPHENSON Scribe i2e.1t
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MlssIng schnoner.
CsIehratlon

ssFy # tbs birth Of Tom Paiae was csle-
hrated tonight in the German Masonic Tenn
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IsraoIA1 TO rHH KEooRD-Usios
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Postal Changes for The Pacific Coast.

WAsETsGToN, January 2Ssh.-The follow
ing Pacific coast postal changes are an
nounced: Offices stablished-Pilacarte, San
Diego county. Cal, Lsmau u. Reynolds,
Postmaster; Port Hasford San Luis 05ispo
county, Cal. George handkerchief, Postmas-
ter; Woodruff. Apache county, A. T., Alb.
ram Perkins, Postmaster. Postmsstsrs ap.
pointed-Caliente, Kern county, Cal, G. M.
Cochran Fair Play, Ell dorado county, Cal,
George W. Mckee Moro, San Luis Obispo
county, CAL, DR.. Spooner North Columbia,
Nevada county, Cal, D. r. Holland; Water
loo, Linn county, Or, Mr.. Gross: Little
Rock, Thurston county, w. t., P. I. Eshom !;
Herman, Salt Lake county, Utah, David
NJ. Bowen Meadow, Willard county, Utah,
A. B. Greenhalges Tucker, Utah, NJ. ?.
Jeffrers.
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DamagLng Prairie Flres.

COLORADO CRY (rex), January 2Sth.-
Prairie fires are doing great damage in west
AID northwest Texas. a large amount of
stacked hay for feeding has been destroyed.
The fires were started by sparks from loco
ys,ofives
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The Pugiiists-A Plea fer the 0rdinar.
Eenuiremenfs of CIVILIZED Life.

New YORK, January 2Ssh.-Macs and
Slade spent the day visiting personal friends.
In the afternoon they had consultation
with Richard X. Fox regarding the PROPOSE
ton TO raise the amount Of stake morey for
the proposed Suilivau-Slade match from
81, 500 to SIC. 600. which latter amount Sulli-
van says is the lowest that viii induce him
to fight Slsde.
Henry Bsrgh has written to Mayor E 3sor,
saying: " A brace of vulgar creatures. will
not compliment them by calling them brutes,
arrived in our city, and were received with
q popular demonstration such as worthy merit
rarely has accorded il. This p-esr, with seq
sationsl headings, made known the fact at
full length in their columns. Thus hcnoied
s1d encouraged. is it to be wondered at that
thasa outlaws announce. with refreshing and
incredible mr.rrdenoe, that they intend again
to trample on the law of our State On Mon;
day next? In the name of decsncy accdd
order, l beg your Honor to see to it that the
ordinary requirements of civilized life be
respected by an absolute prevention Of that
shameful contest, and all similar ones, which
law AID public opinion has long ago
denounced"
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Tne Extra Session QuestIon.
Ia other Colorado snowglIde.

GUNNIsoN Col J. January 28sh. Yesterday
two minerl. named Lawler and Owen, we're
caught ia snowslide near Irwin. ard carried
several hundred yards down the side of the
mountain. Owea. who had long pole used
IN snow.shosing, succeeded in making hole
through the saow, thus enabling him to
breathe until he could extricate himself. A
large party of miners late in the night found
Ievler dead