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Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-27
Clary Still at Large.

Notwithstanding the rnmor about
town yesterday that Y. Clary, the
had been found and guarded in
a cave on East Fork by Deputy Sheriff
Cassidy and others, the latest authentic
accounts last night indicated that he
was at large and in fair way to escape.
Up to o late hour Messrs. Cassidy and
Boone were posted at a point on East
Fork where he had said lie would re-
turn in the night for a sad
die, but whether or not he
was found remains to be seen. It APP
pears that the officers are on his
track from the fact that they learned
from well-known prospector in that
region that Clary had come to his camp
CARRYING saddle on his back at O'Clock
yesterday morning, and left there with
two pairs of blankets at day break He
left the saddle behind with the inten-
ton Of finding horse and returning
last night. What the result OF this clue
may be remains to be known. Billy
McWilliaps returned from there last
evening. The officers now out will
probably find him before night.
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-27
A Correction.

An item headed Eagle Greek" crept
into the Inst issue of the KEYSTONE stat
ing that Col. Brodhead would soon take
hold OF some mining property in that
locality belonging to DR.. Pitts. The
Col. informs as that he is not associated
in mining matters with DR.. Pitts and in
tends to handle none of his properties.
He is engaged there only in developing
the Blue Jacket mine
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-27
SHORT LINE.

Mutton by the side ut James meat
market for 4 cents.
Bathing suits al the Guyer Hot
Springs. jl3-tf
Fine pickles by the quart at Old Joe
Boggs.i myI4tf
A first-class store to rent. Apply to
r. @. West, Enterprise Restaurant tt
Go to the popular HALEY Restaurant
when down the river and get u square
meal. Jnlltf
Slip in and look at the tine line Of
gents clothing just received at Pinkham
u Lewis's- jn25tf
I. /. Lewis & Son, druggists, have just
received a fine lot Of fishing tackle. Call
and see it. May3f
One thousonI dollars worth of gents
clothing just received ut Pinknam &
Lewiss. in25tf
Dress making and plain sewing by
Mrs. s. A. Malson. Leadville and
Seventh streets. ju4-3 0dpd
Every family in ketchum should use
Frank Siddnlls soup, for sale by Pink
ham & Lewis. jl15tf
Siddalps soap can be used in cold wa
ter. and guaranteed to be the best in
the market. For sale by Pinkham l.
Lewis. jll5tf
The celebrated Orange Blossom" and
imported paul Morphy" cigars are the
best in the market. Give them u trial
For sale by James Judge. Jy9tf
MIR. A. B. Roberts the Pioneer tomb
stone dealer of Idaho, came up yester-
day and erected fine monument at the
grave OF JAS. Coppock. Mr.. Roberts
will be in Ketchum next week taking
orders for tombstone work. Jn17-tf
The Croy street Millinery Of HALEY,
will commence closing ont its stock, con-
sisting of all classes of millinery and no.
tons, at cost on July 5th; also carpets,
fixtures, provisions. stoves, furniture,
etc. jli-3t
Fine assortment of Eastern sash, doors
mouldings, weights and ltuiieys,
black walnut counter tops, wainscotting.
flooring, etc, just received ut Pinkhi m
i Lewlss. II
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-27

Albany, N. ", July 23.-The Demo-
cratic State Committee met day. The
Tammany Hall members of the-commit-
tee were absent. John Kelly OF New
York was chosen clector at large in the
place OF Purcell of the Rochester Union,
resigned.
Ex-Governor Hendricks is expected to
make an early visit to Governor Cleveland.
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-27
TERMINUS CORRESPONDENCE.
From Ketchum to Hailey.--O. >. L.
Operations. = U. r. Officers Com
ing To-day.

EDITOR KEYSTONE: We boarded the
elegant six horse mail coach at 3 r. NJ
for HALEY station. Our ride, with Prof
King holding the ribbons, was a pleas
ant one we can assure you. After cross
ing Trail creek the first railroad work we
saw was some 40 teams at work upon the
o. s. L. grade near the town Of Ketchum
Rounding the point at DR.. Johnsons
rancho, we saw some As or so more teams
finishing the grade from Gimlet to the
second crossing of Wood River These
we beheld while. passing the vast ranches
Of Messrs. Lind. Freeman, Fort and 9TH
ers, where stood large ricks OF new
mown hay. We now arrive at Gimlet
and partaxe of some of Thomp-
sons mystery and see the
r. r. bridge nearing its completion.
| They are now laying the ties, having the
pile driver heads and mammoth ham,
mer of 1900 pounds weight loaded ready
/ for transportation to the second cross
ing of Wood River, one md one half
! miles from the town OF Ketchum B. f.
Young is Assistant superintendent Of
this work. Coming on down the grade
we met scores of teams from the i'm
mense lumber piles at the depot hauling
timber to the bridges beyond Gimlet
When nearing the old Faux smelter we
met the most pleasing thing that rail-
road boys meet, the old pay Cur 100"
with Prof. Jocelyn, pa. master, at the
helm of the till. Mr.. Jocelyn pays from
the time he leaves Omaha until
he returns nearly quarter of million
monthly. He has been paymaster on
4 the U. p. and systems since its infan-
cy, and has never missed a
| trip. He has never yet found
MI cilSiucti WHO U IL pun ulll 100 IaSU.
Arriving at HALEY station we received
the intelligence of the arrival here to-
morrow OF the new President of the U
p. system, Gen. Mgr. S. H. III. Clark
Gen. Supt- W. b. Doddridge, Supt
Blickensderfer, and Chief Engr. Jacob
and others of the directors, all of whom
will visit Ketchum tomorrow. having
chartered Messrs. Freeman & Warner.
skin hand for the day to see the sight,
in and about Ketchurn, and to learn fol
themselves something of our vast coun-
try into which they are building theil
road. As We journey down the line 20,
may hear from US again.
Yours,
49,
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-27
THE FATAL END.
V. Clary Is Found ON East Fork and Dies
in Desperate Struggle.

in Desperate Struggle.
At tao this morning Deputy Sheriff
Cassidy and Ed White returned from
Perry's camp. on the East Fork, with the
startling news that v. Clary had been
found and killed in desperate struggle
with White and Perry while they we're
in the act Of arresting him.
Messrs. Cassidy, Boone, Chas. Davis,
Bill McWillinms and Ed. White left
ketchum yesterday at IL o'clock, gfilig
in the direction Of East Fork, where, as
published elsewhere, they found a c5ue
to the hunted man. McWnliams and
Davis returned to Ketchum. and later in
the evening Boone came over to the
Elkhorn vicinity, leaving Cassidy, White
and Perry on watch where Clary was to
return. The two latter were stationed
ut Perry's camp and Cassidy at the
mouth Of the canyon a few rods distant.
At 1880 o'clock precisely Clary walked
into the campand was Immediately COW
cred with two six shooters. He was
asked to surrender, but replied that he
never would; that no would die before
he would go to the penitentiary for ten
years" Clary then said, If you should
take me to Ketchum they would hang
me; but if you will take me to HALEY
III give up They promised this, and
being little off guard allowed Clars to
get very close. He was unarmed, but
suddenly made spring at White with q
treat to kill hinI aud gave him a
| terrible cash in the forehead, at
the same instant making stiong effort
| to wrest from him the revoIyer His
power was superior and it was quickly
seen that he would get the weapon and
kill them both if they did not fire.
Both revolvers were discharged at once,
one shot piercing the head and killing
Clary instantly. officer Cassidy, hear
ing the shots, Immediately tied his horse
and started for the scene. He met q
Tiderless horse which at first he sup
posed was one of his mems, but conclud-
ed it to be Clary's and Mt first thought
he had been picked off in attempting tc
escape. He heard several more shots
but it was too dark to see their effect
He hesitated and then heard White ex-
claim, scome quick, I'm afraid we've
] got head man here" Hank Cassidy
lighted candle and found Clarey dead
with bullet hole in his head He dis
covered no other wound. The subse-
quent shots had been fired as q sigma
to Cassidy. Perry and Mike Holland
were left in charge of the body, anC
Officer Cassidy and White came to town
Coroner Brown viii go out to-day ant
the body will be brought to ketchum
The scene of the tragedy was on Eas
Fork mile west of the North Star min,
and six miles south of Ketchum.
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-27
TOWN TIDINGs.

Prof. Jenney is still said to be finding
good ore in the Quaker City lo,ie
Tho coalsy Commissioners yesterday
ordered the Court House to be insured
tor 10000 dollars.
II is getting quite fashionable 60 be
held up" now, and our jeyeler is going
70 import 4 lot Of tin matches and toy
pistols.
In the case of the People VS.. Gen,
Cunningham, for assault to commit
murder, the defendant was discharged
by Judge Morgan.
Tho Broadford Miners Union have
settled their troubles with the proprie-
tors, OF the Minnie Moore md every
thing is agreeable and the boys are now
ut work
There will be twice the amount of
StuMAiS5 tAAA OAS A4n0i1AS DCUWGCA1 DOy kC
Mountain and Ketchum from August to
December Of this year that there was in
ihe same time one year ago.
Preaching as usual in the n. z.
Church to-day st III A. NJ. and $40 r. NJ.
In the evening one of the mistakes that
Christians most frequently make will be
noticed and commented upon rs the ba-
sis of discourse.
Another accident: HALEY, son OF T.
w. Gillette, had the large bone of his
loft arm broken yesterday evening while
wrestling. He walked home with the
grit of a soldier. Dr.. Lewis was called
in and the little patient carefully at
tended to.
Johnny Dugan met with serious ac-
eident while scuffiing ut the race track
in HALEY yesterday, which consists of a
very bad break in the right leg. The
large bone is broken twice and the small
one once just above the ankle. He came
to Ketchum Immediately after the mis-
hap and called in Doctors Hill and Es-
ties, who set the fractured limb last
evening He reported as doing we'll.
suspicious looking man on horse
back armed with Henry rife and six
shooter was seen yesterday making
across lots through Judge Lewiss field,
on Trail Greek, and to disappear in the
direction of the Elkhorn. He broke
down the rancho fence in two places
and would have been arrested for the
offense, but got out OF town too quickly.
The chances are he will be followed up
in day or two with report of horse
stealing or robbery from the Lost River
country.
Judge Fred. w. Scoville, Justice OF
she Peace at Vienna, and for many years
resident of Ruby Valley, was here yes
terday, and will return home this morn
ing. He informs us that in the matter
of alleged violation of the fish law, on
complaint of Messrs. Shaw and McFall
against DR.. Rankin, that the case wat
dismissed on an agreement that the dam
referred to should be modified or re-
moved so as to work in conformity with
the statute.
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-27
Post 0mcc Hours.

-'hc Ketchnm rostoifice lis open from
A. " to . r. NJ every day. No Money
order or Registry business on Sundays,
or week days after r. ".
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-27
Report Of the Jail Committee.

The amount appropriated by the
County Commissioners $500 90
Subscribed by the citizens OF
ketchum, zoo w
Subscribed by C. II. Furey,
County Sheriff.. ..-....... 80 90
1ohAI. 1900. -. s9oIo w
Expended for 1-2 lot q ,-2x100 $50 90
Recording deed. .. 8 90
Building Jail ........... 447 90
Total. 600 90
Collected from County $500 90
g. Il. Furey .s. $500. 80 on
Citizens of Ketchum, -. 245 90
Leaving balance uncollected of $40 90
NJ. Fl. COFFIN,
i. C. WEST, Com.
T. w. GILLETTE,
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvIr1ss.


John J. Murphy, of Oregon, is appointed
POstoflice Inspector of Mail Depredations.
Prince Victor Napoleon intends making
tour of the United States this summer.
Patti has been offered 81, 900 a night for
a concert tour through England and Scot.
land.
Mrs. John a. Dix, wife Of Ex-Governor
Dix, died in New York Sunday of bron.
chitis, aged 76.
There were 80, 900 deaths from diphtheria
in the Province of Kharkhoti, Russia, be-
tween lS7S and 1882.
An effort will be made by Congress to
enforce the eight-hour law in all the de-
partments of Government.
Prime Minister Ferry has received no
communication from the Chinese Legation
during the month just passed.
General O. H. Palmer, of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, died in New
York Sunday, aged 20 years.
Andrew johnson, a Danish lad at Ra-
cine, Wis, killed Bertha Brassman and
himself with revolver Sunday.
Henry Monteith & Co., Turkey red
dyers of Glasgow, Scotland, have failed.
Liabilities, tl03, 900 assets, fll0,000.
A lad at Auburn, n Y, has obtained
judgment against the New York Central
Railroad for $40, 500 for the loss of foot.
The Socialist murderer of Detective
Block, OF Vienna, displays terrible strength
of will, and has had TO be chained because
Of repeated attempts to commit suicide
the troops and stores for Tonquin aboard
the disabled French transport Vighlong,
have been transferred to the transport
Mythe, at Singapore.
The French Consul st Cairo has been
dispatched to KhsrtOum, Colonel Har-
rington has arrived at Suakim and taken
command of the garrison.
The German Imperial family is greatly
disturbed at the ,enewal'of matrimonial
differences between Prince Frederick
Charles and his wife, Princess Marie Anna.
General J. w Singleton, Of Mississippi,
reports that 2l Of the Southern delegation
in Congress favor Chicago as place for
holding the National Democratic Conven-
ton.
A memorial presented to Congress for
the admission of Washington Territory as
State gives the taxable property at S44,.
OVOSOuO auA $40 pVpulallOh aL lZOi iOuV, some
estimates being as high as 10000.
The GAzRsn Emperor is only prevented
from going out by the weather. The
vision ol the spectral 1SWhite Lady has
turned oat to be an inquisitiye scullion
wandering around in his white Jacket and
apron.
4 Galliopolis (0l special says: The
wife and little daughter of Morgan Martin,
farmer, living four miles from here, were
burned in their dwelling on Saturday. 1t
| is supposed thai the wife's clothing caught
FIRE and fired the building.
| The sudden rise in the stock Of Oregon
Trsnscontinontal on last Monday and Tues
day put money into the purses of good
many who were holders OF that stock, and
never expected to reslize. a Lieutenant
Of infantry, who is well know in Washing.
tor. bought 1000 shares OF preferred on
+! Friday on a margin of 81, 500, and came
cut on Monday evening with clesr profit
of $4,000.
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TOR SALE-NICE FARM, $50 AC RS, Ez6
near Auburn; 40 acres under cujtiya ~
ji3n Vineyard Orchard, Ferries, Grain aad 50
Hay; balance of land not cultivated; fair buildings
auj fences; 'rice, Si,50O. Particulars inquire OF
CAM SLkNELL. H2I j street iei-6t'
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RATLROADs, STEAMERS, ETO.
CENTRAL Pacific RAILROAD.
Commencing Saturday. October 20, 1888,
AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
TRAINS AID BuA1S WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO

e,An A. M.-tDaily) San Francisco Passen-
U'VO gers Train, via Benicia Connects at Sui
sun for Vallejo and Calistoga. Second
class passenger cars for San Francisco at
tached.
e.0a A. M.-(Sundays excepted) d)-Accommo
U'cV dation Train to Marysvilie Red Bluff and
KeddDg.
A.iA A. 9tDaiy)-C p Emigrant Train
JsSS to ogden, Council Bluffs and East.
1900 as soon eRosPe 6s5S5'?5 stea9 as for
San Francisco, touching at way ports
on the Sacramento river.
l1,ns :. -(Daily y San Francisco Passenger
I'Sc Train. Connects at Calf with Passenger
Train for lone and at Lathrop with the ).
p Atlantic Express for MADEIRA, Mojave,
Daggett, The Needles a. 4 P r. r.,
Nowhall (Santa Barpara), Los Angeles,
Cotton (San Diego. Yuma, Maricopa
(Prescott), Tucson, Benson (Guavmas,
Mexico, Demine "a. T. 4 S. F. K. R-), II
Paso G.. Il P. K. r. San Antonio and
New Orleans. Connects also at Niles for
San Jose.
1r,og A, -Dail1-Passenger Train f5r
HA'1" woodland, Williams, willows, Tehama
and Red Bluff.
l240 Fr fasalD HDay1Gsel sb4 c5ise Passenger Train
28 F mOhg'" va Bepios d6nas6: F51@ss:o at fS sssa6
for Vallejo. Connects a.sn At Suisun
Sundays eXcepted), for Castoga.
y. a 4. H.-(Uaiiy)-Oregcu Express for
o' v Ma'vsville, Chico, Red Bluff AID koddng
(Purtand, Orcgon)
s,Ss T.. VI tDaiyl-C. p. Pacific Express, via
Fsc1 Bencia for san Francisco.
$50 aa1ses5F %R s. e Emsas Haa G T F35h5G2 &
The Needles, Deming and Fl Paso.
H.OR =. M.-(Ddy)-Passeuger Train for
'cJ Woodland and Knights Landing.
%.sS +. 8.-(DaAy)-C p. Atlantic Express
oc for C,lfJX Reno Carson and Virginia.
Battle Mountain Austiu) P1lisade (Eu-
reka), Ogden, Council Bluffs and East
A. y. TOWNE. General Manager
7. II. GOODMAN. -. Gen' Passr and Ticket Agen.
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Diamond Thief Captured and stolen Jew.
els RhrnNprcH
The Poisoned Couple.

HUNTERS PoINT IL. l. }, February 4.h.-
The fuueral Of Thomas Collier and wife, poi
soned, teok place to-day, Hundreds of car
risges, filed with friends, and grsst crowd
Of people on foot followed the hearses into
Cslvsry Cemetery Church, where the cere-
moEy cf the Catholic burisl service took
place. John and Annie Cowhey, brother and
sister OF Mrs. Collier, attended the funeral in
charge Of officers. They are suspected of
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HOME AND ABROAD.

The Forty-eishth ConGress-HangInS by
obs In Ohio and Aisbama-The strike
OF splnRers-A Months Fires In New
York - stolen Diamonds Recovered -
Prosperous Dakota Miner MIssing-Af-
fairs In Foreign Lsnds-EIc.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
IrIsh Parliamentary Conrerenc

DUBLIN, February 4th.-At the parliament.
sry conference this morrinp, nineteen mem.
b=rs OF Parliament were present Edmund
DCyar Grey, member for Carlow county,
presided. Tee session was held with closed
doors. }; IN +. Redmond and Edwsrd She'll
wera appointed whips for the Irish party.
II vas decided to oppose the London muri-
cipal bill, unless similar bill for Dublin is
intrntincai
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January Fires in New York.

NEW YORK, February 4th.-The Daily COM
mcrcial Bulletin gives the details of the Jan.
uayy fires, showing an aggregate of Sl2000,-
000 worth of property destroyed during the
Ilonth. OF this amount, 81, 200 600 was
burned up by 2S4 free, where the reported
loss was from $40. 600 upwards.
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The Dead PhlIanthropist.

BosToN, February 4sh.-The fuueral ser
vices of Wendell Phillips will be held at
Fsneuil Hall the latter part of the week. No
day has been specified An autopsy showed
the terrible nature Of the disesse which had
caused death. His sUlfsrings must have been
most acute, and his fortilude, in the light of
present developments, was something re-
markabls,
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
SAN Francisco. February ith.
MORNING SESSION.

There have been on exhibition in che San
Francisco markets lately several specimens
of the rock crab, which are oaly curious
from the fact that no two are ever alike,
and they differ mainly from the regular
crab by having three legs on each side, in.
stead Of sour.
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Taken from Jail by Mob ard Hanged.

COLUMBUS (GeoTgia), Februsry 45h.-The
negro, Jef. n. Rogers, who outraged and bru.
tally stabbed Mrs. StIiblin in the northern
part of Chambers county, Ala, was forcibly
taken from Lafayette jail Saturday night and
hanged to tree. About fifty men were en-
gagged in the lynching. Bill Butler, another
negro, in the same cell, was allowed to make
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HALE BROS. & co.

values realistic considerable
every House during the reign of this
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The Long Island Tragedy.

JAMAICA (L. I, }, February 4th.-The ex-
animation of Edmund S. Tappsn, held on his
confession as accessory to the murder Of Mrs.
and Miss Maybee st Brookville il November
last, was continued to-day. Halstead II.
Frost, to whom Tappan made his confession,
detailed conversations with Tsppan. The
latter said he and his brother John put up
the job to meet in the csdars, kill the May
bees and rob the house.
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-Ntt ! ofh.
Mrs. Twist, No. Is Avenue D, says she has besn
troubled nth worms for more than year. and that
she tool, one bottle Of Dr. C. McLaHGS Ceejrqted
TerDGfuge, prepared by Fleming Bros which
brought away from her over three hundred worms,
big and little She now believes herzef to be
tirey free from disease.
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Messrs D. & j. W Cotton, Of Winchester Ind,
happened last spring to get some of Or. c. McLa7e's
Tcmi ifuge. After selling fw bottles, the demand
became so great for it that their stock soon eK
hausted. They state that i. has produced the best
effect wherever used and is very popular among the
people.
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PARIS. February 4th.-A letter from the
British Government will be oticislly delivered
to the Directors Of the Suez Canal Company
at their monthly meeting Tomorrow, approx
ing the convention of De Lesseps with the
Irish steamship owners. The letter does not
discuss the question of monopoly. De Les
ssps will ak the shareholders TO ratify the
agreement
EFor Jtuhcr Dispatches see Fourth Pagel
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The kentuckY scnatorshIp

LOUISVILLE, February 4.h.-The Sens
torisl situation Is unchanged. The result Of
one ballot taken in the int Assembly to.
day was: Carlisle %, Williams Il, Black
burn Q, the remainder scattering. The eau
Gus held feeret session tonight and dis
cassed tine question of dropping the hin5most
candidate. No decision was reached, and
the caucus adjourned without action.
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Sacramento & PlaC8rVillG Railroad,
IL g .i;: -. |. - -
On and after Wed esaay. Nay 80, I8s

On and after We'd esday. Nay so, 1888,
UNTIL FCRTHhR NOTICE,
Trains will run between Sacramento and Shingle
Springs as follows:
Leave Sacramento for Folsom Lstrobe
and Shingle Springs. 7:9O 4. NJ.
Leave Sacramento foT Folsom 400 P. N.
Leave Shing'e Springs for Latrobe, Fol-
som and "a -ramento. A. N.
Leave LstrObe for Folsom and Sacra-
mento. nto....................-.. NJ
Leave Folsom for Sacramento. ......... 1850 A. NJ.
Leave Folsom for Sacramento. .......... l:l5 p. NJ.
mr2u J. b. WRIGHT, Superintendent
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1 Missing MIner.

NV 7 oRK, February 4.h.-Robert Walker,
a prosperous miner, left his home il Ysnk-
ton, DAKOTA, and csme to this city last sum
mer. After brief stay he went to Glasgow,
and returned to New York November 10Th.
At that time he had plenty Of money and was
in good health. He began 2 course of dissi-
patton, which ended only when his funds were
exhausted and healsh shattered. On Decsm-
ber 1lth be took lodgings in the Bowery Ho
tel and wrote to Yaniktoa for a remittance.
When the money came Walker could not be
found. His friends came from Dakota to
search for him, and learned that he was last
seen on Christmas night roaming along the
Bowery. OF his subsequent movements no
information could be obtained Yesterday
the aid of Superintendent Wsliing was in.
poked, and general search is instituted to.