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The Graveyard Insurance Conspiracy
at Fall River.

FALL RIVER, MASS, Dec. 12.-The CITY is fun OF
rumors OF startling developments In the .'grave-
YARD insurance" cases Several persons have been
before the grand jury of New bedford for several
days EX-Alderman Barrett, a member OF the dem
ocratc state committee, and James Kirby were
held I'm $500 each ~
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Narrow Escape from a Calamity I'm
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Dec. 12-An intoxicated individual in
the gallery Of the Academy or Music last night SET
up the cry OF fire, and the large audience surged to-
ward the exit doors. The manager had the doors
promptly opened, and he and the actors then sue
ceeQed In reaSSurfng the audience. The galleries
were emptied without serious mshap The nerson
who cried sire" was arrested
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The Emma Bond Outrage Case.

siNueLAh ADMISSION OF THE PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
CHICAGO. Dec. IA dispatch to the Dnlyy ye,ns
from HiliSOoro, ILL.,. says States Attorney Dren-
nan, the prosecutor In the Emma Bond case saws
tnat In his examination OF the Jurors yesterday he
purpoSely misled the defense into believing that
the prosecution would have only circumstantial
evidence, out he asserts that Miss Bond VIII posi-
uVely ldentlfy montgomery as one OF the men who
assaulted her. and Will assert her belief that the
other two prisoners, PettiS and Clememti were
there, ~
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Sentenced for Incest.

NANDERBILTs LANDING, STATEN ISLAND, v Y,
Dec l2-George w. Lake. convicted OF incest. was
sentenced at k1chmOud this morning TO nine wears
imprisonment by Judge Stephens
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The Election i'm BOSTON.

GIL DIVIDED.
BOSTON, Dec: 12.-The results Of the election IN
Boston yesterday are as follows: Gen. Augustus p
Martin was elected mayor by vote OF % $40
against 25,99s for Alderman Hugh O'Brfen a ma,
lorty OF 1,5i3 In the total vote OF 5S5S7 Gen Isaac
: Burrell, who has been a member OF the street
commission for many years and was the candi
GATE or the republicans and the citizens, was re-
elected by vote of % .22, TO - 90I for VIM Smart
majority or 1890 or the twelve aldermen elected
from among the twenty-one candidates ten were
upon the citizens and republican tickets The
councll VIII be composed OF thirty-SiX republicans
thlrty-three democrats and three fndependent
democrats The vote against licenses were uney-
pectedly large. The negative votes numbered
l3526, against 23.050 in the Affirmative Last wear
the vote stood for licenses 2217p against O 3oa
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Murders i'm Indian Territory.

ST. LOUIS, Dec 12.-Adyices from the Indian Ter
rltory say that Thomas Arnold, Cherokee Indian
was Killed In drinking and gambling row near
IanleQuah on Monday. Also, that Judge Noisy
water was shot and killed from an ambush on Mon
day night While going home from Sloan springs
The latter act Is charged 10 Deputy Marshal An
ofeWS and posse, who mistoOk the judge for a
noted OUTLAW. -
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THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE will meet
in this city on the 22d OF next February to select
time and place for holding the next national con-
yentiOn,
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ILLUSTRATED LECTURES.
COURSE OF TWENTY CHEMICAL, PHYSICAL,
AND LITERARY LECTURES. fully illustrated by New
and Complete Apparatus. at the LECTURE HALL OF
ERIt SDS' SELECT SCHOOL, 1911 street northwest,
FRIDAY EVENINGS. at o'clock. by j. r. ROGERS.
NJ D.. PHI. D.. and s. B. FROST. A. NJ
Tickets TO entire $780, single lecture 25 cents
Special rates to schools.
Tickets sale at Ballantynes and Brad Adams book
stores. d5-2w
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The grand ball at the residence OF Mr.. E,n,. II
yanderbAt, in New York last night was a notable
affair, from the large representation OF the beauty
culture wealth and fashion Of the metropolis
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General Foreign News by Cable.

DESTRUCTIVE STORMS IN ENGLAND
LONDON, Dec. 12--Violent gales prevailed through
out England last evening. causing much damage i'm
London and the provinces. AT Wolyerhampton the
eXMbltlon building, which was only partially COM
pieleu, was destroyed by the storm.
BAKER PAsHA.
CAIRO, Dec. 12.-Baker Pasha Will start for Sua-
kim tomorrow.
HANGED IN SPITE OF THE PRESIDENT
DURHAM, Dec l2-The Chief Manpoer. who was
convicted OF treason by the Beers at Pretoria i'm
September last, and sentenced to death. has been
hanged despite the assurances CT President Kruger
That the sentence should not be carried out unlil
he had held conference on the subject with Lord
DERBY, the British colonial secretary.
EIGHTEEN EXECUTIONS.
BELGRADE, Dec. 12--EXaggerated reports have
been published In regard TO the number of eyecn
tfons that have taken place as result OF the sun
preston of the recent revolt It has been ascep-
tanned that the total number has been eighteen.
lncluolng Tour priests, four merchants, a school,
red-handed. Several Were executed for shooting
peasants who refused to join the revolt.
THE KING AND THE POPE
RoME, Dec 12.-The Popolo Ronlo states that
Italians in no wise object to the German Crown
Prince Frederick William visiting the Pope The
noshnS has se aos ae psPdi SAYS that
Ing the Crown Princes visit, which, it says, viii
certainly embarrass King Humbert and the Pope
and the Pope, living In the same city The Optnio,se
tnewspaper) on the other hand remarks that the
both the King Of Italy and tie Rope f to i've in in
Rome
Telegraphic Briefs.
The executive committee OF the oregon Trans
continental company adopted resolution to be sent
10 the directors OF the company recommending that
the dividend due on the stock In January next be
passed.
The Markets.
ss new ss new threes 8 lid
BALTIMORE. Dec. 12.-Cotton quiet-middline l0,<
and western super 300a3.50 do EXTRA S75aI rs; do
family, 60Oa5 IS; city mills super 3O0a3 TO- do extra
A00a6 %; do Bio brands 575a600; do Patapsco fam.
lily, 66O do superlAtve patent, TOO Wheat-southeru
steady western inactive and irregular closing dull:
southern red lcsl l8 do. amber Ll2ali No. Mary.
l07x; December. 1.07al07z: january, l6s1Sal OoS:
February; l12sL12A Corn-southern steady; western
quiet and eae1er: southern white 56aGDIe southern
yellow, 6Sa6? western mixed, spot 621Sa62x Decern-
Der. 624 bid; January. 6ks64x; February, 65a651;
May, 6oa67; steamer. 56Ha57H; Oats higher and nrm.
4oa42 Pennsyiyania. AOa4s Rye quiet e6ass Hay
ProSsions aS'er suie and An snd
pork, 1850. Bulk meats-shoulders and 80 ~
sides. packed 7aS6 Bacon-xhoulders, 75< c3e1r rib
sides, ~. Hams nhal5 Iard-refned 10. Bntter-
Eggs-fresh lower $50 picked dull aos2I Petroleum
refined quiet, l4Alal4x Whisky steady, 1isaIi isk
Frights to Liverpool rer steamer more aetiye-cotton
steady. 1-csd: -four steady ls?d.; grain lower, sd
Eecipts-Eofr, LAG bushels; wheat. 5000 bushels;
corn, $3.50 bushels: oats 800 bushels: rye 1000 bh.
aaSels. Sslss-gteat, $4,000 bushels: corn l6l00o
bushels.
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senators Miller [Cal), Pike, ingalls,, Beck,
Vest. COckrell, Brown and Culiom, Representatives
Miller. Morse, Peelle, Mckinley, Townshend, Van
Alstyne, Culbertson (Ky), Mlliken and Slocum
and Commissioner Evans.
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INSPECTING THE RIVER FRoNT.-Senator Ransom
and the committee on Potomac river front are in
Specttng the river front to-day
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ACTING SECRETARY OF THE TREAsURY.-Assist-
ant Secretary French has recovered from his recent
indisposition. and to-day resumed his duties as
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury Secretary FOlger
is reported to be convalescing, but is not expected
at the department before next week
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kilograms to The Star.
BOSTON ELECTION RETURNS
THE FRENCH CHINESE WAR
THE EMMA BOND OUTRAGE CASE.
DAMAGE BY FIRE AND STORM.
A Bows Crime.

READING, Pa, Dec 12-Post Office Inspector Bar.
rett, OF Philadelphia, arrested here to-day a boy
named John Grouse, son or well-known Citizen
upon the charge OF throwing lighted matches In a
letter oox and destroying It's contents The boy
VIII oe given hearing before United States COM
missioner. The penalty for the crime Is $500 fine
OF imprisonment OF not more than three years.
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EFFORTS IN LONDON TO SAVE ODoNNELL-At tel
egram from London says that the point win be
raised that the jury In ODonnells trial should have
been composed OF six British subjects and six
aliens American citizens OF Irish birth or parent
age, residing In London, are about to walt upon
Mr.. lowell TO urge him to use his influence with
the British government to obtain a respite for
O'D0nnen, even II proofs of his American citizen
ship do not arrive before the day fixed for the exc
cution. The efforts OF Mr.. Sullivan (O,Donnells
COUNSEL to meet the Jurors have failed
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PHILADELPHIA REPUBLICANS CALL ON THE PRES
IDENT.-A large delegation OF the republicans Of
Philadelphia, who are in the city to secure the
national convention for that city, called upon the
President Yesterday afternoon and upon the Sec
retary OF War this morning 1t is whispered that
PENNSYLVANIA republicans for the next presidential
ticket.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $224, ,92s. 80; customs s669, ,3491S.
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THE CASE OF O'DoNNELL.-Some davs ago secre-
tary Frelinghuysen cabled Minister Lowell that
upon an examination of the question of ODon-
nells citizenship he had become satisfied that he
was an American citizen. and that he (Sr. LowelD
should SO consider MIN In treating with the British
government. ODOnnelrs case was a subject of
consideration at the Cabinet meeting yesterday
AterWad the Secretary OF State cabled further in
StructionS III the matter to Minister Lowell but the
nature of these instructions is refused to the public
at present
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APPOINTED CHAPLAIN IN THE ARMY.-The Presi-
dent to-day appoineed Rev. j. Vaughn Lewis for
merly rector of ST. Johns church, In this city, now
Of New York, to be chaplain In the army, vice
Chaplain George A. England, who died ct Fort
Omaha q few DAYS ago.
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APPOINTMENT Ely THE ATTORNEY GENERAI.-The
Attorney General has appointed MIR. Henry Randall
Webb (son OF Mr. w. B. Webb special assistant
district attorney in charge of the prosecution of for
feltures OF recognizances In place OF Mr.. Walter s.
Perry, resigned.
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THE QUESTION ABOUT GEN. MEIGs' SALARY.-The
question whether Gen. Meigs can receive salary
both as retired army officer and as superintendent
of the Pension Ofice building will not be decided
until similar questions now before the Court of
Claims are disposed OF. Until then Gen. Meigs
sion Office building Will be withheld
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DEATH OF A MARINE CORPS OFFIcER.-Captain
William Wallace, of the U. s. Marine corps died at
Philadelphia yesterday. Capt. Wallace was the
Oldest son OF the late Capt. William Wallace, of
Baltimore. He entered the United States Marine
corps In June, 1861 He was wounded at the battle
OF Fort Fisher. The funeral will take place In Bal
tfmOTe tomorrow
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THE RECEPTION and supper which was to have
been given by the Massachusetts Republican Asso-
citation to Hon. George D. Robinson. governor-elect
OF Massachusetts,, will not take place, owing to the
many previous engagements Of Gov. Robinson dur
ing his short stay here,
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LECTURES.

NIEMORY.-PROF A. 8 BOYD WILL FORM
A Class for instruction in the Art of Memory
Friend Meeting house. L street. west of 1Sth THIS
EVENING. at sc O'Clock Those interested or wish
inc to Join. please attend. It,
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PAY DIRECTOR CUNNINGHAM TO Be RETIRED.-Pay
Director John S. Cunningham, inspector of pro-
visions and clothing in the Brooklyn navy yard,
will be relieved by Pay Inspector Ambrose j. Clark,
next Saturday week, December o. and will then be
placed on the retired list He stands third in the
list OF officers In the pay corps, and OF the
four candidates prominent when Pay Inspector
Joseph A. Smith, his junior by seventeen numbers,
carried off the honors and title Of paymaster gen.
eral in 1890
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To MAKE OCEAN NAVIGATION SAFER.-The hy-
geographic office Of the Navy department, here
tofore stated in THE STAR, has begun the publica-
ton OF monthly pilot chart OF the north Atlantic
ocean, giving details OF storms and other nautical
Information, which, it is believed, Will be valuable
probable limits OF the gulf stream drift ice, Ice
bergs the best tracks for vessels, reported rocks
ment Of new ss and IN the S posons
buOys. Masters OF vessels making extended voy-
ages are to be furnished gratutOusly with general
sailing charts and log books, in which they are
asked to enter data in order to deduce the meteor
olgy OF the ocean. AS soon as sufficient data is
received, the chart is to be issued weekly.
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TeleKraphic Rrfefs.

The executive committee OF the oregon Trans
continental company adopted resolution to be sent
10 the directors OF the company, recommending that
passed.
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THE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY FOLGER-The
President on Monday evening sent handsome
basket OF flowers to Secretary Folger. The reports
of Secretary Folger's early retirement from the
be no foundation for them unless he may be COM
PEELED to take such step by continued ill-health
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CANDIDATES ExAMNED.-The naval board, Prof.
NeWcomb, president, appointed to examine candl-
dates for admission into the navy as assistant
naval constructors met at the Navy department
to-day. There were seven or eight candidates for
examination
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THE NAVAL BOARD OF INSPECTION, OF which Com
modore DeKrafft is president, will go to Norfolk
this evening to survey the tug Snowdrop to see if
she is fit to be continued on duty, and also to
Inspect the receiving ship Franklin.
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NAVAL ORDERS. - Lieut.. Geo. A. Bicknell de-
tached from the League Island navy yard and
ordered to duty at Chester Pa, inspector Of ma
terialS under the naval advisory board Lieut..
Walter s. Hughes, detached from the jamestown
and ordered to the Alarm, 18th inst.
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tion commerce and war claims each has an assist
ant clerk at 81 500 and 81 600, respectively 32 COM
m1ttee clerks during session at $6 per day each.
Tnere are official reporters and reporters for
committees at &, 600 each.
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ANTI -CHINEsE.-The Pacific coast delegation held
meeting this morning to discuss certain proposed
amendments to the Chinese Legislation Of last
Congress. Through some misunderstanding the
meeting was not well attended. and after some in
formal discussion 1t adjourned until tomorrow.
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THE Q. s. s. Tennessee is expected to leave Nor
folk to-day for Port Au Prince
CONVENIENT HANDBOOK for the navy has just
been published by direction OF the Navy department,
being compilation of the laws relating to the navy
marine corps, ETC., from the Revised Statutes and
subsequent acts to March 8, 1883. 1t was prepared
by Mr.. John w. Hogg, chief clerk OF the depart
special value to naval ofcers and Others interested
In ax-a1y,
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Qua B,sroS LIS , rsa.
Bosros. Sept. ls. 1889.

BosroS. Sept 10, 1883.
Ed, REcoRpi The leading women sui.
fragsts have sent an application to the
Republican party asking for nomination
that will favcr their cause, declaring it
to be the real political issue Of the time.
As matters stand the questions seem to
be Butler and Temperance--more espo.
cially Butler-and although every en-
thusastic politician has his own favoritc,
| do not think there will be any division
in consequence by the time they are
ready TO make their nominations AS
for the Democrats acme OF their leading
members have expressed themselves as
strongly opposed to the present governor.
l do not think banquet has ever been
given in Boston to more learned and
finished gentleman than that rendered
Lord Coleridge, Chief Justice Of England.
His address was as graceful and compli-
mentary to American poets, philosophers,
lawyers and novelists as it was delicious
in humor and polished in language.
Governor Buffers reply was extremely
taking, and though lacking somewhat in
6nene,s was neyertb.less greeted with
-. 49,.
nearly appiause .o;.,,,, :,
terested in epitaphs. still came across
a q y Al..&
some .ne o'nes Jay , =. On 'p!o,. ara . a,a
strucA "'e a' oeins oo'n ua,qu9 I'll nn" ~
quen'' Ah'ns .ue," was 'no 'o'''"'"s
stop re my .r,en 3D.. anu . c's. !" eye
As am now 40 y "a viii viii be
rreps,e. my freud. TT How me-"
All OF which was good and instructive,
acknowledge. oply that some sacrileyious
fellow had written beneath in pencil:
.rofu,ow Won ran. I content.
Until kn"w which way you went
The fact ia that the old gentleman who
| earns a nrecarious living 6y selling nam.
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LAND OFFICES CONSOLIDATED. Fred.
H. Hinckley, Register of the United
States Land Office at Eureka, says the
Sentinel, received notice from the De.
partment Of Washington yesterday order.
ing him to be prepared after Jan. l, 1884.
10 receive applications for lands formerly
in the Carson District, and transact all
business relating thereto. In other
words, the Land Office at Eureka and
that at Carson are consolidated. The
Eureka Office is the only one now in the
State.
The Osceola Mining Companys mill,
the Ward Reflex learns from John
O'Meara, who has been putting in his
biggest ticks on it for some time past,
will certainly drop stamps before snow
Hies. Between 10 and Is men were to
have been placed to work in the mine Fri
day and more men will he put on as fast as
ROM can be made for them. About
City men will be employed in the mine.
The hosting works are well under way.
CnrAr Travel. Persons wishing to
take q trip to Salt Lake can now travel
there very cheap. The fare to Salt Lake
from the terminus and return is only
| $3.50, during the conference in that city.
A person then can 60 from Salt Lake to
the East at excursion rates. A person
can now 60 from Phoebe to Chicago and
hack for fare Of 500. Cheap enough
for anybody to travel.
J. Nssprrr 4 BRO. have added to their
establishment large stock Of dry goods,
and their ladies' supply Of the various
goods which the fair ones use are sold OF
the very lowest prices, they having beer
recently purchased by the firm at the
bedrock prices now ruling In the East.
A RxcrsT visitor 10 Ward informed
the Reflex that Uncle Billy Raymond, O
Raymond & Ely fame, claims that h,
has more money in sight in the Gra6elt
mine, Calico District, than he ever hae
before.
Now that it Is pretty positive that tn
furnace will be startad up this Fall, tn
dropping spirits Of oar Bristol friend
have been revived
0asr th,saa, al sises, st Psujsds's.
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sIwsysor
Fout for
increase
ss. apd Ia
= wealthy;
| d not I'm.
provsity.
oD~y We
II 70 WORT
AIRY one
the stsSt.
ten times
furDiphed
p 2 mon y
lime 10 tic
Full IN.
free. Al
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Down at the Santa Clara count

Down at the Santa Clara country the
peach crop is failure. The late apples
have all been destroyed by worms. The
grapes are fine this year and the yield Is
good. There will he considerable wine
made in Southern Utah this season.
Mrs. CHAs. OSBORNE left Tuesday for
Beaver, Utah, with her brother, Bishop
Lowe, one Of the prominent dignitare'
Of the Mormon Church Of Beaver County.
She will also visit Salt Lake.
The pine nut crop thi. year is better
than it has been for several previous sea-
sons. The nuts in the burrs are larger
and more plentiful.
THE County Commi ssioners will meet
next Monday at ! o'clock. Present your
bills to the Clerk Of the Board to-day.
OK last Tuesday Haggarty and Barton's
team started in hauling ore to the fur.
mace at Bristol from the Day mine.
THE ore in the Kingfsher mine, at the
bottom Of the shaft, extends clear across
the shaft and averages 800.
ALEX AauAYo was married in Eureka
on the evening Of the Goth inst, to q
young lady named Zanow.
JACK GILMER is having assessment
work done on his claims in Bristo
District.
HAoaeRTY & BARTON are talking o.
opening butcher shop at Bristol.
THESE cold nights are running th'
pleasure Of bed-bug hunting.
FRESH st. Louis Bottled Beer a
Panaca Saloon.
THE school at Royal City closed
week ago.
John M. Combs, our sweet.scentet
Sheriff, by virtue Of Church.in. State rule
was recently ju fly convicted OF allowinn!
prisoners to escape from the county Jail
His criminality was so patent to all tina
the jury hung several hours against al
acquittal. After the verdict was rem
dered, the prosecution moved an indeti
nate suspension Of sentence, which Judg
Twiss granted. 1t is reasonably certai
that nondescript John even assisted tn
prisoners to escape. frisco Times.
The Journal Of Science is tho author
ity for the assertion that some person
who arc particularly sensitive to tn
bites of gnats and midges experience
return Of the original irritation at regt
lar intervals of twelve and twenty.fov
hours. This fact, if the fact 1t be, woul
seem to lend strength to the opinio
that gnats and mosquitoes are the beare'
Of that germs of nalarial fever.
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NOTICE..
To All who N It Nay Concern,

a IL Pc % INA OWN Nc or HAVING THE
control Of any hor-e. Mule, Jack. Jenny.
u x. sheep. - st or any head Of Neat Cattle.
IN PI1r ms at Valley or vic'inity, are hereby
notified ID II IL any II the above named stocK "r
cat IL shall br ak into or trerp,ss upon my
ranch. the rame kno N ~ 5rIN'5 RANCH.
situate 9 ,uth. rly # I'm the Town Of Hiko. and
-,teaiing 10 the lake. In the COUNTY Of Lincoln,
State Of N-vs ia. amt 10 Psnrsnsgst Val ey. the
same having la sful Fence. aId enclosef by
the ssne, will take up and keep the animals
esp ,s-ing. an I II within Ten Days there
a'tr the sne or owners d not 81 i'm the said
ami nails and pay all damages rustained By said
re-psss gethrr with the cost Of keeping.
will post tile rsme under the E-tray Laws Of
this 1t tie and shell proceed ssainst the owners
Laws. CHA6. STEIN.
Hiko, Nevada, July % 1888.
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TRI.WEEKlY STAGE LINE
-FROM-
RIoCHD
TO
EUR n * a

Leaving Phoebe Mondays. Wednesdays
aud Fra lays for BRISTOL, WARD. HAMILTON
and CHEEKY GREER. connecting at Eureka
~ith daily stages tSin lays excepted for
MpREY, Hot CREEK. TYPO and BELMONT.
'uakiu direct connection at Belmont on Tues
days, Thursday aud saturdays for
EVANSVILLE. Candelaria, Wadsworth.
Ausaia and Car .0n d I oil RADIO Rail
road. at Laoinx. connecting with
che Virginia - Truckce and G. r.
Nailroads.