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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-21
FINANCE AND MINING
81, Week in the Business
JIG Circles.
AN BULLION RECEIPTS
observation-disclosures OF war
me HOi' ,1In-ssev-Bank Reports
rem test FROM the Mines

resterday, the week had not
Up - ..;ngnished by the activity usu-
been al9 .a.ted from the proximity Of
ally e4 los hut with Saturday the long
cIntff ,iIrlasdi throng made its appearance
ah..- tbe streets, and for a blissful
Hpon 'tbomerchants reaped golden
peHOr This will continued without
hal, s cessation until after Thursday
HiuII soolers are toiling to make the most
Of, Of the opportunity.
d -, movements in local securities. one
NJ .bonks is reported to have been
90 v - some Frisco stock upon the
iorcLS wbicb it had held as collateral.
nlaIA I;oo has broken to between 50 and
me PFioo before it stood uniformly at So
ana II ~ r. Walker has acquired the
M. tI NV w. Chisholm in the prop
lntei CO.. - orc,c,upied bv Governor Murray;
cry !nr0o n recalls the palmy days
me 80 = 'I E;rst National Bank, when War
% n HTussey's button hole geranlum was
No. and his name had a gotden
DlOUin ah3nt il. Hussey was advanced
s sn15S 060 BY Walker Bros. and w w.
SSIS vo'SOCII and the Bank Building, (nOw
oCai l-7I,Hd by Jones & CO.. and the Muir
~ Iog;dence were mOrtgaged as securl-
t ,a5 the debt was never paid, and both
bindings fell to the mortgages; the
PM PM, Building has passed through
a D',,er of a checked career, and is
Dow owned bv parties in Cincinnati;
~ Chisholm and Mr.. NJ. II. Walker
- oont;nned TO hold the gubernatorial
voans;on in common. until recently
when the latter bought out the half
interest of the former. becoming sole
owner. the lot is rods by 20, and the |
price paid. We learn. was s., 100.
The last number of BradstTeet'S con-
aims the following interesting legal de- |
oisiOns:
LANDLORD AND TENAET.-AGREEMENT. !
Where there is a contract whereby |
property is rented for one year only, |
coupled with the further agreement that |
at the expiration of that year the land
lord and tenant shall regard a new rent
ing for another year as agreed on un- t
less lutI6 u Il pICfAOuo OAoSCAAbi a pCA
mitted holding over by the tenant is an |
assent of both parties to the contract
for the first year as the contract for the
second year, and will bind both as
firmly as if there had been a formal |
contract entered into for the second |
year. So held by the Kentucky Super
ior Court in the case of Unger vs. Bam |
berger, decided on December 1st.
CHATTEL MoRTGAGE-FRAUD on CRED
ITORs.-A chattel mortgage Nj a stock of |
goods which authorizes the mOrtgagor |
to retain possession and cry on his |
business by buying and selling goods, is |
VOID as to creditors and purchasers of !
the mOrtgagor or his assignee, accord !
ing to the decision of the Illinois APP
pellate Court in the case of wager ct al. |
vs.. Mersinger.
ASSIGNMENT OF SALARY-PUBLIC OF
FcER.-Ihe assignment by a public OF |
gclal OF his salary before it becomes due |
IS contrary to public policy and void, !
according TO the decision of the Supreme 1
Court OF California in the case of Bangs |
vs.. Dunn, Auditor, etc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-21

THE Tribune man is upon his rounds.
asking the merchants of Salt Lake to
tickle themselves in the New Years
issue, at the tune of $40. SIS or $50 per
tickle. A prominent capitalist whom
the wan solicitor approached yesterday
said: II tell you, frankly, those pufTs
the business houses give themselves in
your New Years Tribune cause me to
laugh. How do you know how many
lies man tells you in writing himself
up? You leave it to him to write what
he wants to-, and you don't give a
d"n so long as he pays you tor it.
What sort of an index is that to the
business of a community, any way?
Then there's the cumbersome size of
your Tribune Now, frankly, whom do
you suppose ever yet waded through
an issue of your New Years paper?
I'll wager the man doesn't live outside
of your proof reader. No, an advertise
ment in any other day of the year is
worth more to me than on New Years
day. Good morning"
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The Crescent.

Down, down, down, continues the ten
dency OF this stock. Mr.. Ferry has
been expected daily in the city for the
past three weeks. and until his arrival
nothing can be known of the condition
of things generally, and of the prospects
for dividend particularly. Even at
the Office little or nothing can be learned
as to the status of affairs, and the in
inquirer is met with the inevitable
response, You'll have to see Mr..
Ferry"
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, December 20. Cattle-Re
ceipts, 200; active, firm; good
to choice 500 q SIS; common to me-
dunn. 400 "a 4.o5 stockers and feeders,
3.25 "a 400; Texas steers, $50 a 400.
Hogs Receipts, 1900; active and
stronger; rough packing, $50 q AIS;
packing and shipping. 4.15 q ABS;
light, 1856 a 440; closed strong.
Receipts. 1000; slow steady;
inferior to fair, 200 q 2.75; medium
To choice. 300 "a 425.
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New York. December 2O.-Bar silver,
1917.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.

CHURCH OF J EsUs CHRIST OF IATTER-DAY
SAIYTs.-Salt Lake Stake of Zion, Angus
NJ. Cannon, president; Joseph E. ,Iay-
lor and Charles w. PenrOse, counsellors.
Services in the Tabernacle at ? p. m.
ST. MARKS CATHEDRAL.-HOly Com
munion at S.OOam. Morning service,
with sermon. II. Sunday school,
2.45 pm. Evening prayer and Cate
chism. $50. Evening prayer and ser
mon $50.
BAPTIST CHURcH.-There viii be the
usual services at the Baptist Church,
corner Second South and Second west.
to-day. Preaching at IL am. and 10
pm. Sermon in the morning on
christmas. The lecture in the evening
The Dignity and Glory of the Human
Body" All are cordially invited.
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Chicago Grain Trade.

CHICAGO, December 2O.-Wheat-
Closed suOng, higher, y cash, 72A a
722S January; 70 February, 1915 q 1917
May.
Corn Irregular; 361z clear. 35L "a
353s January; 3424 February, 375s May
Oats-Firm; 247s cash; 25 January ;
28N to 2S35 May.
WhiskV-13.
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.EaR. cLuTE.

GENERAL TRANSFER AGENT, TO AMI
" from all d0pots; experienced drayulans
satisfaction guaranteed. Stand, jennings s
Sons and Remington, Johnson & Co.
E. r. CLVTB
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AFTERNOON.

Wheat-Strong; 713s December; 7194
January; 1873 May.
Confirm 1871 year; $50 January
Oats-Firm % December-JaHuary +;
233s asked May.
Rye-Dull; 81.
Barley-Dull; 81.
Pork-Fair demand, higher; 1O.77H a
80 January.
Lard-Strong, clio ed steady, 6.621l q
6.65 January.
Bulk Meats-Fair demand; shout
ders, 1921 q 465; short ribs $50
"a $50; short clear. $50 q 800.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-21

THE District Attorney, Mr.. Dickson,
is veay estimable gentleman in many
respects, and we regret having incurred
his displeasure by printing that he was
after Miner before the fact was ready
for publication; if the gentleman would
favor us with his confidence as he is
said to do contemporary, we would be
pleased to consult his wishes in some
degree.
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The Crismon Mammals,

for som cunningham m has been in England
which i lime ume on a project concernino
one w ibjoSt people are IN the dark bnf
thingfo1' , IN undoubtedly has some me-
pany- IT, To with the affairs of this com
AWAITING -, ~ IItlne remains in idleness
be pafr5o CHe Gay when its troubles can
delyeJD ne. up, and its wealth once NJ "a.
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$l3S,922.69
Queen of the Kills.

-; 1. Is now probable that the deelara
t aon OF the dividend will be DELAYED a
+ nv w u sl The directors may declare
ilf n 'n u, LIST OF January, payable on the
r rso,l; Inc output at the mine and the
d eCi.pIs mere continue very regular. No
i5 9o- e.,.l mas been reached as vet uno5
rio,, curse ~ TO be pursued at the expira.
W. VI 'he company's 514 contract
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Now York Money Market.

New York, December 2O.-Money
easy; 1@ IL. Closed offered 1
Prime mercantile paper. Az 60 6.
Sterling exchange bankers bills
quiet, 81.
Sterling exchange demand, IS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-21
Bullion and Eureka.

The arguments on the injunction
were not heard as expected, on the 18th.
1t is expected that Judge Emerson will
hear the case on the 24th. Meanwhile
the debatable ground is left clear of
combatants.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-21
l., Mammoth Connerono1.a

Austin oe. mas been heard from Mr.
eompanr ,iOernIng the intentions of this
the hands Of reclaim Eel its property from
oeen WORKING it = men y, who have recently
Materially ra5,, II. The force has been
" ~. three wo TpCea we learn. only two
hiHe. "0'Amen remaining in the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-21
Idaho md Vishnu.

Judge kirkpatrick left yesterday for
Boise on the faint chance that the order
or permanent injunction might come
up for argument on Monday; should
the Judge decide to hear it, ]. Il.
Mcbride, Esq, will join Mr.. Kirkpatrick
III the contest.
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why MacNoddIe staid From Church.

What can keep Mr. MacNoddle from
church ?" asked "a wOl thy pastor of his
sexton. II hope it is not methodism ?'
mo" said the sexton, lit S worse than
that. what then ?" us it calvinism ,
Worse than that. your reverence.
"Surely it's not atheism ?'' ''Truly.
your reverence. it's even worse than
that. It's rheumatism ;" But people
ism" can find relief in Browns Iron
Bitters. Mr.. John Meyer of Fifth Street.
st. Louis, says: Browns Iron Bitters
completely cured me of three year-old
rheumatism
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Alice.

Eleven hundred shares changed hands
in the New York market between De-
cenlber 9Th and 18th, at prices varying
from $2.45 to $2.35. The latter IS the
most recent quotation.
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The Lead Mine.

~. r51l1'ln'endent Treweek is in the city.
ne. e>.eFoay informed HERALD re-
ara ara u, II that he was working IS men We
nor fR .do 10 learn that the pronertv viii q
a a.1C oe closed down on the LIST If tn -
~ as originally intended - ''i'-
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In Alta.

The principal mines continue their
operations, though the shipments have
stopped for the winter; the Emma
keeps % men at work, the City of Rocks
employs 10, the Joab Lawrence Is, and
the Greenbacks have number at work
on the Evergreen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-21

OTRAYED FROM THE CORRAL OF THE
y late Paul-A. Sehettler, Twelfth Ward, Sal t
Lake City, Three Mare Colts One.t years
old; blown, with white stripe in face One
one year old; dark gray. One six months OldS
sorrel. ANY parsOn returning them to the
residenceof the late p A. Schettler win be
suitably rewarded.
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Ore and RnIlinn.

The ore and bullion receipts at the
various banks in this city for the week
ending Saturday, December Goth,
am amounted on to $l38,922.G9, against $127,-
H5.@ for the week previous. The
receipts were distributed as follows:
By Wells, Fargo &. ca.
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New York Mining Stock Market.

New York. December 20.-The
sales of mining stocks during the fore
noon amounted to only 700 shares, in
Guiding Belle Isle at Is, Consolidated
Pacific at LILO; Caledonia (B. H. at
LOO, Standard at IS, and Plymouth at
1874 to 157s. In the mining market in
the afternoon, Horn Silver advanced to
40 to 4.20 for an odd lot, and Ply
mouth to 1900; Standard sold at 81.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-21
TheOuigg.

vo -, Evans OF Evans & Spencer. stated
ment 'uaE that the work of deveIon.
i've ,n', Is going actively forw"r3
pect;n men being kept at work nroS
5TbSEioig during the winter M ra paoS+
ip'nent has been made W recent
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Western Stocks.
Sac FRANc1sco. Decembe
British Quotations.

LIVERPOOL, December 2O.-Breadstuffs
unchanged.
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All stalls and stables for live stock
should be open to the entrance of light
and air. Darkness is too frequently one
of the conditions of disease In the
stables.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-21

Don't squeeze any small, square and
uspicious-looking envelope that nap,
pens to come in your wife's mail. IL " VIII Il
probably contain her new bonnet.-fo"
River Adrdnce.
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FOUND.

ON DECEMBER THE 18TH, ON MAIN
" Street, Sstchel, containing gloves, rail
road passes. and small purse with $1.1O IN
side. The person to whom it belongs can.
obtain it by applying at this office.
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JOHN MARCH,.

TOHN MARCH,. WHOLESALE AND
D retal dealer in Fruit snd vegetables es-
IabliShed in lS72. Great experience in the
Shipping Trade. Pacific Fruit Market, $50
and go Merchant Street, San Francesca.
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Ontario.

The last quotation recorded was
$3.50. J. E. Gallagher states that the
mine continues IN every way Cup to the
notch"
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LOS

ON THURSDAY EVENING, ONE. GOLD
" eravat pin, with stone setting. The
finder will confer a favor by leaving it a
this office.
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Petroleum.
New York Wool.

NEW YORK, December 2O.-Petsoleum
firm, 1873.
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New YORK, December 20-Wool,
firm; moderate demand.
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DENTIST.

DENTIST, F.. C.. NICHOLS, OFFICE OP-
~ pOsite Walker House, over SeabuYy 4
yohnson's drug store. Anesthetiesi gives.
Telephone in Office. u
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30. 00 house, one %H and half BLOCK S %ea5
P. V. Coal yard
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DRESS MAKING.

Mrs MAHON HAS OPENED HRE
1I Dress Making Rooms, 20 W KizlbaR
Block, up stairs. sure fit guaranteed.
Prices according to the times. Ladies eau
and see
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.IOST-REwARn-

ON MAIN STREET, A LARGE BROWE
" Wallet, containing money and notes
The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving it at this Office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SCAVENoER.
SFRAYED.

OUT HOUSES AND CESSPOOLS CLEANED
" out. See Geo. Shovel, Scayenger.
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DR.. COOPER.

T T. COOPER, NJ D., OFFICE UP
L. stairs, Palace Hotel. Office hours from
8 to II am, 2 TO 5 pm. Consultations free
from TO 10.
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sTRAYEp Or sTOLEN.

A DARK BAY OR BROWN HORSE,
Il years old, branded B on right thigh,
with left hind foot white. Leave infOTna-
ton with John Shepard, Twenty-frst Ward
or Mr.. Edwards, at TithiAg Office.
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PIANO LESSONS.

MR.. T. RADCLIFFE, TEACHER OF NY
VI sic, removed to First South street.
second door east of 81 Mark church. o..
den visited WednesdaSeSandS Saturdays
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WANTED.

A FRENCH COOK, WELL RECOMMEN-
"A ded, desires position as such. Being a
total stranger in this city, he will work for
low wages, Refers to Prof. Andre 4S Second
South Street.
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COMMERCIAL.
EASTERN MARKETS.
Bullion.

Money, Stocks. Grain and Cattle
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FOR REM.

TWO LARGE, SUNNY FRONT ROOMS
Il nicely furnished, either in suit or single
y Fourth West Street,
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JURORS CERTIFICATES AND AUDI
y tors Warrants. Will give S5c. for thirty
days. NJ. L. CUMMINGS.
Opposite David James & Co.
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subjsse Of an unplsAsant experiences
Ills afsornoou. Hs vas walking @
bond street, unattended. % his way 10
the HOUSE Of Commons. Suddenly 4
man seized him By the collar and
brought him 20 . standstill. Glad
stone, with some difficulty, shook Of
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EASTERN NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PREss DISPATCHES.


INDIANAPOLIS (lnd), Feb. 14.-Gco.
Emery. engineer of the Hoosier flour
ing mills. met with terrible deaf to
DAY. His clothing was caught in the
shaft by f1y-wheel and he WAS
whiried around and pounded to death.
The floor underneath the shaft WAS
broken BY bis feet striking ID. The
BODY. with every bone broken and one
arm torn OF, WAS found lying, a shape
less mass, against the wall, where il
was thrsWn when torn away.
o. WALL street..
Nsw York, Feb. l4.-Governments are
firmer for fours: railroads continue
strong. Stocks are quiet, but specula-
tions exhibited marked strength. IL IL
reported that She bulls syndicate had
conference and intend TO support all
dividend paying stocks. Commission
houses report further increase in out
side orders for good stocks and bonds.
Compared with last night, out Of the q
leading stocks II show gain Of to
x, and six losses Of y TO y: ave are
unchanged.
Al Askassas Pseaie.
Hor HrRISos. Feb. IA shooting
ARRAY occurred lass niehs between n.
C. Harris and q. watson and ThOs
shannon, growing out OF the assas'ina.
tions lest Saturday. Harris ~ editor Ut
the lfoea;sy HersesAse, and bitterly de-
uOunced the assassination and all con
nscted with IL. WAsssn denounced an
article in yesterdays paper. charging
the editor With being = fugitive from
iustice from Carlisle, Pa. where he 10
under indictment for arsOn, murder and
burglary under the name OF Charles
Faslkes. Last night, while Harris vas
in q saloon, Watson, accomp tnied BY
shannon. entered through the hack
door. Harris drew . revolver and or
dered them 10 throw up their hands, ~
the same time backing towards the doo',
Passing out he started for his otace. but
had gone but . few steps when Watson
rushed TO the middle Of the street and
opened flrs ON him. shannon aiss hred
and Harris began firing at shannon
Who fled into the saloon. HArria started
10 the ofllos and procured . Winchests'
ride, bat before hs could use y ofnccr'
inserfersd and placed him under arrest
Aax 0sars Less.
CHICAGO. Fob. 1.-THE agent Of thu
Atlantic 4 Pacific vas today notifiet
that the schedule Tins bcs hansa
CITY aud San FrAucisco had been short
ened ak hours. Trains formeriy Arriv
| inc az san Francisco at s:tO p. IN. VII
| hereafter arrive nt in che snoruinR.
n i stssed that the Atohis0u. fopek
4 Nnnta Fs have about compieeed IN
uurchaas Of the CaiifoTuis southern
| n .iIr,,ad EXTENSION from ; n Diego Z
| Css,..n = disfnuca of III mties. It
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SENATE.


WASHINGTON. Feb. N.-veofhees res
olusion requesting the Secretary Of the
Interior 70 suspsnd approval Of the in
dem nity land selections made By the
Northern Pacific Rsilro ID Vas referred
10 the Commistss on Poblic Lands.
Beck called up McPhees0n's bill rela-
tive 20 the national bank circulation.
and suoks at some length 10 it, favor.
The bsnka uers ont Of politics nov, he
aid. and nobody oppossd them: THIS
v>a 4 measure ~ necessary TOR soe
eouusry a for New York. The Govern.
nsnt only expeosed 70 pay par for the
boods. There vas no hardship IN soe
uroyision OF ths bill limiting the Issue
- the mar value. We wefo peoeperooi
nov. Beck said, but Ne may not aluAys
81 %. and 10 would moi DO 70 base tn
oircuiasiou, - had bssn ucoposcd oy
eoms amsndmenss to the pending ball
up,o the markss value OF the bonds
We might have wars o. psnicA whoa
miRht dsprsaa the bends 10 pr esus- II
4 week, and the ouEreooy UeaM b oon
fraosed iuss q the extent the band
veold fan . Tie United 6tstAs vess
soils6 uooa nest loadly = esssaio -
e1oNis voald 3 eoooslled - eootsas
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PACIFIC COAST
Poasmaseer sack.s Exonerssed.

SAN Francisco, Feb. IA. Yesterday
afternoon United States Postofiice In
spectOr Seyball concluded his examina-
ton Of the charges against Postmaster
Backus, made by Captain A. ]. Leary,
of havicg received q commission on
purchases of postoffice supplies. Leary.
whea called upon for proofs. admitted
that be had none, and thst the charges
we're made in a moment Of passion, and
made an ample apology. Postmaster
Baekus was completely ex0nerated.
Lever sound Notes.
FoRr townsend, Feb. IA party
was given last evening at Fowler's Hall,
complimentary to the officers Of Fort
Townsend.
Col. Oliver Wood, Indian Agent at
Neah Bay, came up this week On the
Dispatch and il on his way to Washing
tan, having obtained sixty days leave
of absence.
A serious accident occurred at Port
Discovery today. resulting in the loss Of
An arm. Mr.. A. lnQerman was working
ON the edRsr. and in clearing il of sliv-
ers got his left arm caught. severinR
that member from the body. Drs. Will
kinson and Seavey. of this place, were
called to attend the sufferer and ampu-
tato his arm.
Steamer Eureka arrived this morning
from San Francisco en- route for Alaska
Very few miusrs left on her, most of
them preferr;ng to wait until next trip.
II 10 rather early for the Alaska mines.
Among the Eureka's passengers was
Capt. T. D. Bolles, late Of the surveying
schooner Ernest, on his way 70 join the
Adams also Il. d. Taylor and A. e.
Acker. The steamer took about twenty
Ave tons Of freight from here in addi.
ton to large lot from San Francisco.
Yoasg bas BaA.
MODESTO, CAL. Feb. III. ]. Rob
bins. charged with vapG on the AcCrel.
lish girl, has been acquitted. the prose.
cution requesting the court 70 bring in
a verdict Of not guilty. The prosecution
found out at the last moment that the
girls are nothing more or less than 81
Of depraved perjurerA though only
and IL years OF age.
EO X Il u ~
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g. eoAl. which vas very much
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