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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

There is talk of enlarsing tie Napa
Y Oo!cn Nils 10 q foug-sct mill
Mana ]. negotiating for the Introduction
% tie electric light system Tor i.luHinat-
ing its streets.
Shasta county people are BOOSTING of ripe
Watermei0ns IN December. They are
grown in the foothills.
A jailer is wanted at the Napa Jal.
Prisoners have to take turn about TO carry
ing the keys Of the Jail.
a Nevada ranehnan has herd of hv-
brid cattle, crossed between the male bIf-
ialo and the domestic COW
/. NJ Kallooh, !, s. Kailoch W. w. Hol-
comb and Judge Sears have formed lew
partnership in Seattle, W. T.
The San Bernardino Times mentions
three-months sprout from a i4a Marque
rosebud, sixteen feet in hight
Chambers has found its way into The
stables OF Oakland, and is creating great
uneasiuess among horse owners.
a movement has been iaaGguTated for
the establishment of a watch tlcturY at San
Jose; 5000 has been pledscj Tor ii.
Sonoma county is said TO be overrun by
tramps. They are committing crimes in
order to get board and lodgin5 in jail
Modoc county is infested with incen-
diarias Several valuable buildings i'll Al
turas have recently been burned down.
The Santa Rosa Wooden Mill is running
on tull time and cannot keen mp with or
dcrS. No Clinamcn are eng Dyed III it,
Sutter county carries the 81. John ban
uer. IL gave the cold w31er candidate
Il votes 0Gt of a total OF $50, or SO per
cent.
The temperance people OF Yolo county
have resolved 10 circulate petitions to the
Legislature to enact a local prohibition
law and to submit to the people q constitu-
tionai pryhibitory amendment.
Calvin Beal of Tacoma, w T., handed
dispatch to the lady telegraph operator, and
seeing the dispatch on the table after being
told that il had been sent, became excited
and fired two shots at her, neither, fortu-
nately, taking effect. Beal is thought to be
insane.
William lnglis ran for Supervisor in San
Joaquin county and received thirty-six
votes in the wrong district which deprived
him OF being declared elected. lie has
commenced "a contest to see if the thirty
six votes can be counted for him and his
election secured.
Placer county boasts of the only bearing
red date palms IN the United States. The
Herald says the tree is native OF China
and the fruit is highly priced BY the Chi
nose. They call the fruit Hung Choy"
The imported article sells there at front S5
to 80 cents per pound,
The new colony of Olivenhain, in San
Diego county have already plowed 200
lcres of their newly purchased lands. The
colonisSs are workin.; ON the commune
plan. The lands are to be worked on a
lOu hination system each ,uIxinsr HIS eot,oi
share of crops raised after harvest time.
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UTAH.


SNLT LAKE, December l5tb--judgo Ga,o.
today, IN the case OF a polvsu0us wife.
seeling 10 inherit her husbanes properly,
decided Jbat no wife who was no wiCow
had any rights of Inheritance.
a $i5OO00 payment III the purchase of
the ldahQin ni1c Wood river was maze
here to-day.
The anu-Aormnns Were seated from
Oneida county al the organiAlion Of the
.naho .o-L.lninrn
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DANCE FOR SALECHEAP-NEARLY NEW:
IO complete. Also, Furniture bought: high
our New sham Holders G. Nj. CAMPBELL. i09
X street. apl9-lptf
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OFFICE AND RESJj'F.>,C NJ STREET, BE-
" tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. 9iS and go.
viii visit the Railroad Hospital daily al $50 =.
NJ. Office hours TO 4. ~; l to P. ~, snG
if
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The stoekioa Election.
SECOND DJSPATCWl

SToeKroN, December i6th.-The entire
count shows'that Welsh (Rep.) is elected
by l26 majority. The entire Republican
ticket is elected except Police Judge, Chief
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u. F. ROOF. ALRx. NELSON. ). pRIscol..

ROOT, NELSON 4 CO.,
HNION FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
u Founders and Naehinists, Front street, be
tween and Q. Castings ana Machinery OF
every description made To order. :a24InlTn
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ARIZONA.
unknown Mexican Found Dead.

Unknown Mexican Found Dead.
CRlrrENDEN, December 18th. - Parties
arriving here report the discovery on Fri
day last OF the corpse Of Mexican about
five miles north OF HarShaw'S ranch. The
body is that of 4 person about p years OF
age and appearances indicate that the man
had died from exposure.
Smelling Works Burned.
BENSON, December lath.-Intel6genee
reached here to-day from LanoTia that the
reduction works of the i4anoria Smelling
Company at that point were completely
destroyed 10y .ire on the 9Th instant. The
smeter had closed down for repairs a few
days before, and the fire can only be ac-
counted for ON the suppoSiton that il was
the work Of an inceudiary. The works
were valued at oboG; Sl2,d00; insured for
$500
\ Restaurant Suspended.
Tucson. December l5th.-The Crescent
Restaurant. recently started here by l., W.
Miller, Of New Orleans closed It's doors to-
day, ami the stock andENureS were turned
over TO Albert S,eiuield of l.. Xcckendorf
4 Co. for a debt.
shricvaIty Contest.
TUcsoN. December l5;h.-Suit was COM
mcnced here 60 tlay in the First District
Court hy Z. u Paul. rontcsting the elec-
'Ioa OF r. o, Shaw as Sheriff oc Pima
county shaw had relortcd majority of
seven yo,eS The grounds OF contest are
the ALLEGED Illegal votes east Tor Shaw and
others in the coGutv \ special term of
Court here Is called Tor December 9th to
hear tho case
whisky Tailod 10 Keep Him Warm
FeEsCorr, Decem5er l5.h.-.',a Condor.
IN old Resident of ybj~ enun'r was 1roun
50 death Friday m.ht Wfiir un his way
home thirty miles fa., Iat@,a.a He was
undcr the iuHu>nce sd liquor 1t tio time.
and lost his way ia 4 snnw-s,tru, iis
body was not found .iil the louow;azeyen-
ing.
Merchant Drowned.
PIIGNIS, December 15th-Ncws reached
here this evening OF the drowning Of Gas.
Goldman OF thc firm of Goldman & CO. at
tiaydcn's iesIy to-day Goldman starred
from his store ut Tempe for phVnis on
horseback, and il Is SUPPOSE. tir.t 0y soiuc
accident he was thyoHn from di5 horse u
iurding he river The horse was found
TidcricsS a, Hayden ais, iioiGalau's hat
on the river bank. 4 starrh l3rty inInc-
diately started to lind iIsg body. The result
IS untnoWn yet
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ORIGINAL Objective
BUSINESS CARDS.
WNI. GurENBERGER.

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA
| chinist Front and streets. Manufacturer
OF Gutenoergers Horse Powers, Patent Ground
Roller and Clog Crusher and Barley Mills. All
kinds of Hydraulic Pipes. n1S-lm
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on Saturday last This Is the second trial
the SEprsme Court having granted a new
one In the first " asSoH was convicted of
murder in the i!rst degree, and got mpris-
unmcnt for life
Russell 5peegle, a hard case, was arrested
IN NIna yesterday Tor stealing cattle fic
was taken 20 The now calabO0soin The town
OF Gehama, and last night mana eed to effect
his escape.
Attempted Suicide eur of Investigation.
NEVADA December 15th-WiIIiam FOX
crs 4 miner, living at Washington, tried b.
kill himself yesterday he shot himself
in the month with pistol the ball coming
0ut near the ear. The wound is considered
dangerous toikcrs IS 81 years old, and
has suffered greatly from diabetes which
a:imcGt caused him 10 attempt suicide
]. q. Robinson, the anG-Debris Assoc;a
tiun man, arrived here from the upper pai.
Of the county to-day lie has been on Z;
North Bloomfield hydraulic mine is being
worked he pronounced false.
Three Men Stabbed.
EUREKA, December l5.b.-A cutting al
fray took place last evenul5 al camp on
the Eel Eiver and Eureka Railroad, near
Sanglcy'S ferry, in which three mcn were
~ H''A "itN '''h 'ilS NttvtS rs
known by me name OF Charles Robinson.
The wounded men are John Iawrcnce,
George Flemming and Harncy Burns. All
are seriously injured. Robinson IS under
arrest.
Died o; Her Injuries.
Vallejo, December 18th. .-IImily AIoaal
was thc name Of the woman accidentally
burned last night not Emma Wilson. She
died this morning.
She Weatiler.
RED RIUFF December l5lh-Eudicatio1s
are strong to-nieht for rain. which is Inucb
needed.
o1,e q,y1ers E,t,,o, n,; s,, r-..,
-,
DAN fRAhrSco, DecemoeF i5th.-Tho
,2tlSo'pt case agar i'S, George " Tyler and (
" - yer, growing oIit OF the taking Of j
n ei!Son 5 ucpoSitton IN the SUIT OF Sarah !
ouoea Htil against ihe AEd tor libel was
c2'ciu'lco pelore iadi5e Hunt OF the Su- /
PS'.or Co'ifS to-aay, ana resulted IN fines /
OF @!Vo ana so, respectively being i'm
l'.5ea upon t3e 1yiefS. The language at /
\ \ -,;3 l2I''@" 10 lle elier iyie' was eal!inS (
,,,,-o "a ,''V say '''6' ou diFty
: : -, ~ " ~ "ui tiito"t ~ nan ,
II ,''' a'.i l,''' 20 '''s 0llalGG the
G'.'I p't P'los 90 tAis Nci5on,
In -. LES lssl' i,lS re5afyy'tns inc dear wife
a'''Ie, : IN" ie'0rreQ 20 lyier as .
~. ',Si ih ts!'i4I9uoh on Inc !
500 ~ tJlel 9iiltd tha1 ne did (
i,os NOV "iletneF nc WON'T or not /
l'''s,, i Sus aIlson lhIAa5 oat 1t #ouId nos !
~ ,I' SIN loI hl'h 20 SLY Nhat ne di0 outside
: C,'utt, ~ llle cnarSe aSains. y9gag Tyler +
~ - 1,ei iGs .'lS oI Nei;5eh Well tct5
80, 'i',i :. ~ 81 nov i;So agihSl
Of c5nfemnt oe.ainei Na;Isnp ,T9s bnI.j
IN abavanra ,,5fil nj -, EoiIsn,l
re.nsed 10 answer certain onpSt;nns
and in exclamation 10 Iudge Hnnf
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IT A. SNIDEE. Nj. D..

physician AND SURGEON, southeast corner
L of second and K streets. Office Hours
to 1880 \. Vi; 30 i. ana TO ?. NJ. Residence,
9l3 n street, between Ninth Hnd Tenth. au25-ti
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VIM. ELLERY BRIGGS, NJ. d.,

NCULIsT, AFRIsT, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
~ Diseases of the Throat. Office, A2g}s J
street, corner Of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank,
Sacramento, Cal. Hours $3.50 10 l2 A. NJ; to 4
P II. Sundays: $50 To II 4. II; to P ". jyl-c
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DR. LAME,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.-OFFICE AND
[ Residence, No. 325 street, between Third
and Fourth. Hours-S TO 10 a. NJ, 3 TO and 10
8PN. OIce OF City Superintendent Of Public
Schonls at saIne place. Se5-4pl;n
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pRs. KELLOGG & Goss,

CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS, SACRA-
y MENTO. Oidco iioars
Miss Dr; r; kellogg x Miss d., d = Goss- :,
Il 10 . +. ". TO ; ?. II.
to ?. NJ. TtosP.N.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. j. S. COOK,

MO. 922 NINTH ST BET. AND J. OPP
~ posite the Plaza, Magnetic ami Electric
Healer. Electromagnetic and Medicinal Baths
Magnetic Garments and lrsolCs C0nsuita ion
free dl0-lm
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MILLINERY.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

HfRS KATZENSTElN. THE LEADING NIL
VI liner is receiving daily all the Novelties
in her line The STYLES are New and Novel and
suited for the Holiday Season so rapidly ap
preaching Ladies, you are specially invited TO
cal and examine as IL Is no trouble 20 show the
goods Remember, GG5 J street. S,-lp,m
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DIR. a. Il. HRUNE,

DHYs!CIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
1 the University of Berlin, Germany. Office
and residence No. 52l ) street. between Filth
and Sixth, Sacramento. Office hours 10 IL 4
NJ: To ) and to $ p. n. jyiS-M
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NJ. II. ROSES

A GRICULTURAL WORKS, NINTH AND X
"A streets. builds every description Of Pump
ing Machinery. Steam Engines, Horse powers,
etc. A New Design of DEEP WELL PUMP Just
ont au2o-u
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WHOLE No. l0.5O2.

of Police and Superintendent of Schools
The Democratic candidate for the latter
office has two majnritv
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w. II. BALDWIN. NJ. d.,

CtCRGEON AND PHYSICIAN. OFFICE,
> northeast corner Second and X streets. Of
nee hours 20 y NJ. to y n; > to and to P.
NJ. Residence. S2l strceG. nl5-m
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NJ UR E f!

WAN HEUSENS', NO. SIS STREET. -
v have in stock for HOLIDAY TRADEN
q choice line of Rockers, Tables, Par l~Spi
lor and Chamber Sets, ana Bed
Lounges-the latter is one Of The firms spo-
cialties n27Iplm
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GLASSWARE.

We have the largest and most varied stock OF
any house in town.
Crystal GObets, 35 cents per set
Crystal Tumblers, . cents per set.
Four-piece Glass Sets, 81 cents
One-half Gallon Pitcher, % cents.
And all other kinds of Glassware at compare
lively low prices.
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HALLS PULMONARY BAISAH

r;1aE BEST REMEDY IN TfsR FlsR COUGHS.
i Colds Asthma, Bronchitis. l2apenza Group
lnelrienl Consulnption, and all Ircat and Lung
Troubles. Sold by all DIug;.lsts Str - cents.
>. ". GATES 81 &C., Pzopriesors, III San
SOME street, San Francisco. n19-ip
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We are offering the following SPECIALS
this week:
French China Decorated Motto Mugs, ), 10, Is
and p cents.
Rich Decorated China Motto Cups and Saucers,
.. %, 90 and 10 cents
French China Decorated Cream Pitchers, p
cents.
Fine Bohemian Vase traised flowers), p, 50 and
10 cents per pair.
Toilet Sets consisting of Two Cologne Bottles
and Puff Box, 70 cents, 81 and 81 80.
Beautiful Decorated French China Cuspadores
CORNER price, 81 75), Only Il.
61a French China Plates, only 81 per set.
IL French China Plates, only 81 10 per set.
So French China Plates, cnly 81 % per set.
Fine French China Dinner Se.s Q25 pieces,
only S25.
Beautiful Decorated French China Dinner Sets
(l25 pieces, S57 50.
Queen Anne Square Pattern Dinner Sets, SIS.
Ironstone Dinner Sets q2a pieces only 50.
Decorated Tea Sets something nice) only 81 50.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED.

A MAN COOK, $40 ALSO, A DISHWASHER.
~ $50; also, men to chop stove wood 3 per
cord: also, men to chop 4-foot wood 81 80 per
cord Female-An upstairs girl SO: girl to
fare paid; also, 20 girls for housework, Tor both
the city and country, So to SIS. Apply to HOUS-
TON y co, Employment Office. Fourth and X
streets sacramento. je13-1ptf
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WALLACE 4. BRIGGS, Nj. D.,


PHYSICIAN AND OBSTETRICIAN. OFECE
1 and residence No. 2I2 street, Saeramento
= TO . y. Il.
Office Hours: IL A. NJ. to P. II. Sjel24pif
[ $50 10 l. NJ.
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DENTISTRY,
REMOVED.
II. ii. PFEIzSON.

II. ii. pEERSON,
nENTlsF. is STREET. Be 49,
~ t,fegn telf.. ESQ Eiith. SscrI- '5ssSess55ssS
rncQta. Artificial Teeth inserted On 4II!SY
Gold. Vulcan 81. ana --l o0ses. Nitrous Oxide rf
Laughing -, 81O .uistcTcl Tor painless eZtraC-
ton oi ttefH jyli-iln
W. WOOD,
DEETI5T, QrrNE'8 BUILDING, 80.
~ aoYtheesj corner Fourth ana yTfsss,. yTfsSs@,...Ss
streets. Artificial Teeth inserted On LIT tIJ
all bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous ONide ;.as
for painless extraction OF teeth ie2i-lT
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OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT

REPRESENTS BETTER VALUES MORE THEM THAN
PREVIOUS PERIOD OF THIS SEASON may res
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c. ZWICKEL.

aJ-sTREET FOUNDRY, BETWEEN FOURTH
VI and Filth CaSt-ireu Founder: Manufact-
uIer of all KINDS Il Cast and kod-.roD EAiiiugs
and Fences. All Building Castings m2de 10 order.
S)-iDim
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MARkETS.
ST. LOUIS MARKET,

Eleventh and II sts., Z. g. Hart. Prop'r,
GUCCESSOR TO c. H. HOLTON.
y dealer in Game, Butter Eggs. A5SaM
Poultry, Fish, Fruit and General Pro seei45s&
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FOR SALE-To LET.

E1OR SALE-A HALF OR WHOLE INTER
IL est in the Western Hotel Hacking; Two
Carriages and -Four Horses and Harness. For
further particulars inquire at the Office of the
driver. nll-tf
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smcIting works Burned.
4 Res.aurant snspcndcd.

Tucson, December lath.-Thc Crescent
Restaurant recently started here by t. W.
Miller, of New Orleans closed It's doors to-
day, ami the stock and fixtures were turned
over to Albert Steiuield of /. Zcckondort
4 Co. for debt,
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GEOHGE W. YOUNG,

CUCCEssoR TO PIKE g YOUNG, CARRIAGE
y Manufacturer corner Fourth and L streets,
Sacramento. Established in 1850. All sizes OF
Buggies, Pbaetous, Spring and Thoroughbrace
Wagons. Repairing, Painting and Trimming
init
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
COUNTY EL0PEMtNT
SENSATION.
Fatal Result of Burns-Serious Gut
Ting Affray-The Eacavilie
Tragedy.
CALIFORNIA.

Especial DISPATCHES TO THE gEcosD-umoN
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-11-29
GET UP MINING REPORTS,

The Division of Mining Statistics Of the
Interior Department is making appoint
ments OF United States Geological Survey.
ors. The directions gise, these surveyors,
who are appointed for the different States
and Territories, are to prepare all statistics
as to yield OF mines, mills. smelters and
furnaces during the pas. year, the number
Of men engaged and as many facts touch.
ing the value Of ores. the topography, etc,
Of the mines as 1t !. convenient to procure.
Mine.owners i. Montana should prepare
and furnish the surveyor on application
or whenever he may be duly appointed
with the location Of their mines, the APP
proximate amount OF ore mined during the
year, the character and quantity Of the ore
SO extracted, the number Of men employed
and any other facts regarding their mines,
which, will be Of public interest and may
be deemed worthy Of preserving. Reports
should be perfected not later than the 18th
Of next month. The smelling companies
are urged to prepare statements OF their
past years work, and to include the num-
Der of furnaces run, the number OF tons of
ore reduced, and the character of ores
treated. Our miners, when applied to,
should promptly and cheeriuly give infor.
nation OF this statistical nature, for, from
these collected statistics. the prominence
and Importance of Montana as Il precious
nctal.bearing region will be estimated at
throughout the world. Favorable mining
reports, printed and distributed by the Gov
eminent, might be the means OF directing
millions Of capital to our Territory. Care.
fu! and reliable mining reports always at.
our own country and Europe.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-11-29
THE SHOOTING; AT SAN FRA NCISCO.

The shooting and attempted assassina.
ton of NJ. II. De Young, of the San Fran
cisco Chronicle, by young Sprcckrls was an
outrage for which there was not the slight
est raliaton and no justification whatever.
The Chronicle published Il report giving the
purported meeting Of a Hawaiian com
mercial company, managed and man;pu-
lated by young Spreckcls and the old man
Spreckels. The paper charged that inno-
cent stockholders had been duped by old
Sprecke's; that old Spreckels had bor-
rowed money to pay dividends at Il time
when the business was running sadly in
arrears, and that il was done in order to
unload the stock at fictitious prices. The
hur den of the article, was Il statement bv
one OF the duped stockholders. This is
the kind OF Il charge that shooting does
not d;sprovc. The statement was either
true Or it was false. II it was true there
was nothing TO go to shooting about. Ii it
was false, it was easy to establish that fact,
and to get ample satisfaction in legal ways.
AS il now stands the verdict of the public
will be that there was an attempt to sup.
pltment robbery with murder, and that
Young Spreckels is a criminal fool. descrv-
ing all tie punishment the violated law
will meet OH, to him for his cowarilv deed.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-11-29
OUR LEGISLATORS.

The following is 4 revised list OF the
members Of the next Legislative Assem-
bly, OF Montana, obtained from the official
count declared by the county boards OF
canvassers:
Observation-Disclosures Barrett. Dem.
Choteau-H. II. Buck, Dem.
Custcr-W. II. Cotant, Rep.
Dawson and Ycllowstone--F. l.. Green,
Rep.
Deer Lodyc-A. II. Mitchell, Dem.
Galla,in-F. X. Armstrong, Dem.
J...crscn-Ed. Caldwell, Dem.
Lewis and Clarke-W. a. Chessman,
Rep.
Madi>on--Wm Morris, Dem.
Measher-Jas. Fergus, Rep.
Missoula--Will Kennedy, Rep.
Silver Bow-Stephen DE Wolfe, Dem.
Republicans, $; Democrats, :.
Beave:head--]ay Wells, Rep.
Chotcau-J. F. Taylor, Dem.
Custer-W. Is. $. Higgins, Rep; W. A.
Burleigh, Jr., Req.
Dawson--(;eo. X. Ting!e, Dem.
Deer Lodge-Con. Kohrs, Rep; Geo.
Il. Winston, Dem.
Gallatin-Gco. r. Nichols, Rep; J. NJ.
Robinson, Dem; ----*
Jeferson-Van II. Fisk, Rep.
Lewis and Clarke and Jefferson--A. ],
Selignan, Rep.
Lewis and Clarkc--B. F. Potts, Rep.
]. II. Jurgcns, Dem.
Madison--J. r. Galloway, Rep.
Madison and Beaverhcad-Jas. NJ. Page
Rep.
Meagher--George Hatch, Rep; p. ]
Moore. Dem.
Missoula-Clydc Eastman, Rep: NJ. L
Emigh, Rep.
Silver Bow---W. q. Spcer, Rep; J. I
Baldwin, Dem; J. +. Forbes, Dem.
Yellowstonc-W. II. Norton, Rep.
Republicans, IS; Democrats, =; va
cancy occasioned by the death OF Mr.. Mar
tin, Dem.
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THE RIGHT OF WOMEN 70 VOTE,

The right Of women to vote, the election
being over, can now be discussed 4, a calm
and dispassionatc manner. Down in Ctal,
the women voted in favor of the beastlv
advocates Of polygamy. and the over
"helmirS majority received by the polyg-
amous candidate for Delegate TO Congress
is due 20 the votes Of Mormon women.
Under the law these women had right to
vote. and ii the women of Utah could, by
their votes, spread and perpetuate polyg.
amy they certainly would DO it all over the
whole country. In another Territory,
Washington, women vote. 1t works bet.
te. up in that Territory than it does down
in Utah. The Governor Of Washington
Territory. in his annual report, abiding to
tn Territoriol law comforting upon women
the right to vote, says: although many
Of our citizens are disposed to question the
wisdom OF this law. especially when at.
tended with the requirement that women
should serve as jurors, it meets with the
approval Of large majority Of the people,
and the women Of the Territory are, for
the most part, strongly DESTROYS that the
enactment be retained upon our statute
books. Thus far it seems attended witt,
no important result unfavorablc to the vel.
fare Of the peop'c Of the Territory
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-11-29

The case Of Captain Dudley and the
mate Of the wrecked yacht Mignonette.
who were tried for murder. November 9th,
for having killed the boy Parker to keep
themselves alive, and against whom yer.
dict in accordance with these facts was
found, will be sheard on appeal by Lord
Chief Justice Colsridge and three other
Judges. in London, December 4.h. The
question as to whether murder was com.
mi,ted will then be determined.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-11-29

The State Temperance Union of Kansas
recently held very large and enthusiastic
meeting. 1t declared tina, the Prohibition.
isis of Kansas are unalterably opposed 10
the formation or maintenance Of an indie.
penden: Prohibition party" The voting
in Massachusetts,. Maine and Iowa in the
late election shows the prevalence OF the
same opinion,