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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-19
NATIONAL NEWS NOTES.
PANAMA's CHAOTIC CONDITION.
Our Present Force An Needed Tbars
Cholera inlspain Denied-Another
squad of ''Brunettes'' Mt the
Mansiou--Other News.
Important Texas Cattle Item.


WASHINGTON, April lS.-The com.
missioner of agriculture to-day issued
the following:
my attention has recently been di-
rected 10 the fact that various states
anu territories have prohibited the in
production OF Texas cattle because Of tha
alleged danger that they will communi.
cate fatal disease to the nstiye cattle
OF such states AID territories, Snnh
prohibitlon is very detrimental to the
cattle industry Of the whole state of
TeXas, and am informed by
the chiefs of the bureau II
animal industry and by many others
acquainted with the subject that the
cattle from considerable part of this
state does not communicate such dis
case, ana are not dangerous
to the cattle of otba,.
states. Therefore, 10 secnre relinbIa
but aQundant, information to the limits
of thar part OF Texas from which oattia
may be SAFELY taken IN other states with.
out resirlciiona,I hereby request the cat.
tie men Ot the fOliOWir oOunties To send
answers here to the epp nded, directed
10 inc bureau OF auiHat industry. de.
5. O.: u VI '''''' ''''' "ashing'on'
The couniios of Archer. Bandera. Raw
Tor, Brown Callaghau Clay, Coleman.
Comanche, COuchu, coke. Cottei
Crockett, Eastland, Edwards. Erath
~ shsf Gillespie GrHar, Hamilton
Ha'deman,. Haskell, Hood jack, Jones,
Ken, keiri kiA1al. Kin
Lau1, MrCulloch, Msaon, Maverick
Mep ard, Mitchell, MouJa5ae, Noisn
Palo Pinto, Parker, Pecos, Rupnels,
San Saha, ScurTy, shack ford. Somer.
xeIle, stephens, St0uewall, 'Tarrant.
IaylOr, ThrOckmOrtOn, Ugaide. Tom
Green, Wichita, Wilbargsr, Williamson,
Wise and Young.
First, nave you purchased any bulls.
OF other cattle, OF do YOU know OF anv
that have been bought FROM north az the
south line Of Kansas to your
vicinity, or to any part OF the counties
named above. fso, state tho number,
the location, as near rs possible, to
winch Lhey were taken, and the uumber
which died Of acclimazatiou fever.
Second, Do you know ofaey case in
which cattle from the western eountieg
OF Texas have boon taken 20 the conn
ties above named in tho spring or sum
mer munthsi and allowed 10 pasture
Oh the sam5 ranges with cattle native 10
these 0Ountias2 IfsO state III any dis
ease occurred among the native cattle.
and give tho symptoms and numbers
atfecgec, as fan as possible
II the cattle men of tha district refer
red to unite in sending this Information
at once, it is hoped THAI it viii
be possible TO secure modi-
hoations of the instructions
now placed on the Texas trade 70 such
an extent rs TO bring great r.Hof.
[Signedl NORMAN j. GOTHAM,
Nnm mis- siuunr nf A m....,lt,irn
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AT PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April lS.-The Amer
lean Base Ball association championship
opened here to-day between the Ath-
letlo and metropolitan clubs, resulting:
Athletic, 49, Metropolitan,
Al ST. LOUIS.
Sr, LOUIS April lS.-The champion
ship base ball season of the American
association opened here To- day, with
bad weather aud poor attendance. The
iesul. was: ST. Louis, D; Pi,lshurg, Z.
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WAsHINaToN, April lS.-The secre-
tary Of state has received dispatch
from the United States consul at Mad
rid, saying that he is informed by the
director general OF public health that
there Is no cholera ia Spain and that
the cases recently reported Ia the prov
ince of Valencia arc not cholera.
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Terrell,a rheatrical rnl,nt.

Wills POINT, April ls.-[special. l.
The Terrell Dramatic club played a
one-night engagement at the opera
house tonight, appearing in George w
Bakers famous drama, "Brsad on the
Waters" A full house turned out to see
the talent of Terrell, and right
royalty did they acquit themselves.
Those of the company that
deserve special mention for their won
derful and correct impersonaHons of the
play are: Miss Ida Hodges, as the doe
tors daughter; Mr.. r. b Griffith, as Bob
Winders who, by the way, is an excel
lent comedian, and would shine as a
star IN any professional
troupe; Mr.. S. Lazarus, as
Jonathan Wilde Butts carried the audi
ence by storm and was recognized as
the star Of the outfit. Miss l.. Col
braith as Ollie, also deserves special
mention, as her song captiyated the au-
dience. The play wound upwith a dance
and everybody congratulated tho club
AS being the cause Of their spending 80
pleasant an evening.
The grand carnival ball 10 be given az
Bradiield's rink, win take place on
April q, which promises to be very
enjoyable affair.
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Tho Fnmnn. nininrdl.t.

fank Adams, editor and proprietor Of
the Chicago Theatrical aud Sporting
journal, snd the celebrated finger bill
iardist is in Fort Worth and will arrive
here Monday and will be the guest of
MS old friend, George LoOmis, of the st
George bar, whore he will grand dis.
count Messrs. Stone, MRguus and
Cole for $500 a side.
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Inc ~. bed; 4 glass containing laudanum
We're found addressed to friends and
relatives, bidding them good bye
paper was found beside him, on
which the following was written:
ing.n as N'Uil-
He is alive but unconscious and in his
last gasp. He cannot possibly recover.
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Tho non.ron loo icrenm pnrlnr.

Dallas has now "a ilrstclass leo cream
parlor, where ladio, aud gentlemen viii
hnyo everything noat, beautiful and
cloar. TobOlowsky Bros,G 03lIain street
n connection with their elegant conior-
uOneryi irui1 and soda water store, have
htted up the most beautiful aud tasty
room Tor thcir ice cream trade ever seen
III the CITY AMI their cream cannot he
surpassed.
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Tho Fire l,ecnrh.


CLEVELAND, April lS.-Tho rolling
mills Of the Falcon Iron and Nail COM
pany, at Filos, Ohio, was destroyed by
fire this evening. The nail factory was
saved. Loss, $4,000; insured Tor $4. 200.
Nearly 500 men are thrown out OF 0m-
ninyutnnf
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April Anglings,

The following marriage licenses we're
issued by the county clerk for the week
ending yesterday;
Jacob Leeman and Katrina Bauer; j.
=. SteaSley aud Miss Belle Goodwin; s.
M. Jones ard NJ. H. White; j. Il. Furat
aud Anna Snow; j. IL. Bootho and Ly-
diR Il. Harris.
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Arrr.trd nn sn.nInlnn-

GltNER, April lS,-, Special. "A mau
giving his name as j. 5. Buchanan,
was arrested and jailed here to-day on
suspicion OF being an escaped convict
from Comanche. He says he came here
from Collin county.
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Trinity CemeierY

l.. IL. Burton is appointed sexton of
Trinity cemetery, with full control of
the premises, and he aloue is author
ized TO sell lots aud give receipts to the
purchasers, which Will entitle tho pur-
chaser to a cemetery deed, when pre-
sented TO the UNDERSIGNED or TO w. ii.
Thomas. w, ii, GAsToN.
April 10, 1885. President.
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The Original silver Moon Restaurant,
Mt 40 Elm street. The neatest and cool
40 place In Dallas TO enjoy a good meal.
we are prepared to furnish the public
WIN the best meal In Dallas for25 DENTS.
for $500. j. CiLucK'
prOuriptor
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81 Elm street. Dealsrin
Screen Doors
Missouri steam washer and Giiddens
Barbed Wire.
SIDEWALK NOTES.

Bros.
A null line of Burt q Mear's shoes
Leon kahn's.
j. Nj. Dram offers at great sacrifice
TWO safes. One fire and burglar proof
and one fire proof.
The case of the State VS., Lewis Haw-
klns, charged with murder, comes up
III the district court on the I'D.
The east and south-bound trains vas
terday were loaded with people bound
Tor the New Orleans exposition.
Laura Stevens, charged with burg.
larry of Mr.. Ensel's residence and
lodged in Jail, was released yesterday,
there not being sufficient evidence TO
wsrrant her detention.
Mrs, Rufario, who was stabbed by
her Jealous husband, a few nights since,
is improving, and her recovery is no
longer doubtful. Her leige.lord is still
in Jail.
@. @. C. stands for Chicken Cholera
Cure, sure cure and preventive OF
That destructive disease. 1t is guaran-
Elm and Pearl
Teacher Of plano--Miss NJ. D. Niles,
93O Cnmmefca street. Miss Niles refers
| 70 her former teachers. Prof. Flagrl or,
| OF New YORK., end Or. r. Hlegleld, pres
| dant of the Chicago Musical Coileme,
| Inc expenses OF tuition are the same as
| charged by the lady teachers at Central
Music hall, Chicago.
| A. Coleman, 1T 5l0 Commerce street
! opposite The Grand Windsor, hotel, 4
4 prepared 20 do all kinds Of upholstery
cabinet making and furniture repair.
ing. Any enc wanting furniture re,
paired IN any manner would do we'll Il
call on btm. His prices are low and ht
guaranioes satisfaction.
Very Kew, Father Hilarius, O. IS. b.,
president OF The college of the Sacre,
Heart, Indian Territory, will preach TO
day IN 80, P0trick's chnrch ut the i
O'Clock mass and at 1880 .. m. Thu
father Will elm town until Wadnesda-
the guest OF Father 0unon and he vii
be glad 70 mee' tho German Catholics
who Will call on him at st. PATRICK
church or St tho parish priests resi
i dence, 1860 Main street.
I First Baptist church, corner Sycamor
street ana Patterson svenue.--Rev. !
I. Hanks pastor Sunday-school
$3.50 a. M; Mr., w, II. Howell, superir
tendent, Preaching at II a. M, by Reg
Kit Williams, Sunday.schOol mission
airy; ohildren's mission service at 81
0 y. M, and preaching ana baptism ut z;
v 2. m, by the pastor. The day is one
unusual interest to tho church and Sur
. day school. We hope TO SEQ large nun
: pers OF our friends present.
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The skin is OF that delicate nature
upon which the most Improvement can
30 made and by the usa OF Pozzoni's
Medicated Complexion Powder all
roughuoss, sallowness ~ irritation
can be over come leaving 40 skin del
icately white, soft and smooth. This
preparation has world wide reputa-
ton, so no fear need DO entertained of
the result. Sold by all druggists.
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A Gard.

l viii positively close my jewelry
business April 2s. still have and will
sell at almost any price quite number
OF mn gold watches, diamonds, lookots,
rings, cuff buttons, bracelets, necklaces,
sets OF jewelry, silverwaro etc eto. /
don't waNt 10 box and store these goods,
hence VIII sell At great sacrifice.
j. NJ. DRAM.
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nllnnI. senntnrahin-

SPRINGFIELD, April ls.-in tho Joint
assembly $ senators and 2e representa-
tives answered at roll call. Morrison
received 10 aud Logan votesI the re-
mainder scattering.
Adjourned.
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Tho whole 0arth i0r 5Oo., At Erb,s.
CHARGED with Crooked, Horse.

John A. Rodgers, who lives "here-
abouts," W IS indicted by the grand jury
on the cbRrgo OF stealing horse, and
yesterday Deputy sheriff Lewis arrested
him and lodged him in the county Jail.
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Book Given Away

send your name aud address for our
Illustrated catalogue, u book of over 30
pages MENKEN BRos.,
Memphis Tennessee.
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Elegant large Chromos, inoludina
Fruit Pieoes, Landscape and Marine
views, at 70 o. TO 81 zach at
HAMILTON 4 YoUNe's,
S16 Elm street,
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PIoknIol. and Iunoh baskots a. Erb,s
Hotel Arrivals.
An THE ST GEORGE.

e Rater, Austin, Texas; 7 J Shuck
Fort Worth, Texas; r II CLANCY, Long
view, Texas; A Hardin, Terrell,
Texas;J 9 Eldrdge, Gainesville, Texas;
w Bartling, Chicago, Illinois; / q
White, city; II ID Donald, John A Cor
don, F j. Morshaw, X q COtes, w w
Brady, w II Bullock, NJ S Gordon,
James Hodges, w s Gilbert, Decatur,
Texas; h y Beaver, Holland, Texas; 4.
J Reader, Evansville, wisconsin; w A
Tailord, dillsboro, Texas; J l. Brigham,
Abbott Texas; w Ii Durham, Texas
James Nc Million, Terrell; James u
LYDIA, Bouham; X Donnell, Texas; l. NJ
Dunn, MeXia, Texas; Miss Demmitt,
Sherman, Texas; Alvin O Ouslay, n j
Douglass and wife, Denton, Texas; Il y
Craig, Cincinnati, Ohio; l. S Throne,
DallasiJ u Johnson, Mckinney, Texas
w l. Sanders, Waco, Texas; II NJ Brown,
ir, Virginia; j rolbert. Atlanta,
Georgia; G Y Luiz, Marshall, Texas.
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John Mcdonald, Austin; G S Kicks
aud wife; Eureka, CAL; DR. James Orr.
Terrolli q NJ Levy, III II Keeler, Is W
Force, N Savage, ST Louis; II ii Shive,
Dallas; II Il Kaighn, L Thomson, Phi
adelphiaiJ D Mcpherson, Buffalo; John
w TurnHy, Chicago; b 4 Osborn, Gal
weston; John Howard, Fort Worth; J
Jones, Waco; Cooper Mott, Sherman;
Joe w Gordon, city; w NJ Ingram, Or
A j Millor, Ed LeClaire, Il l. Jaecard
George w Wilson, w Dodson, ST
Louis; A Slestield, Sherman; j l. Wood,
Dallas j Dahlman, Fort Worth; James
A Wilson, lei Paso; w A Dinsmore,
Boston; q M Welstead o Kemp, Pom.
liac, Mich A ID Rogers, Chicago; w Il
Tullis, Mount Calm; DIR Hale, Wesley
Chapel DR. A II Bailey, Kansas City;
James Nj steers, city; A l. Goldberg,
Nashville; f n Read, Corsicana; Joe
Swope, Cincinnati; Fred Koehn, ir; c A
Cosby, Chicago; Charles II Tucker, Bos-
ton; j w Dietreich, Carthage, Mo-; w
II Coleman, Hillsboro; Henry West,
Galvestoni A Block, James Reynolus'
New Orleans; Howard S Baker, New
York; ID a Kemp, Baltimore; Tom Har-
vey, Galveston; j Farley, j G Farley,
Miss ) Farley, WaSahachie.
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MNT YOUR BAKING POWDER TODAY!
Brands advertised a. absolutely pure
CONTAIN AMMONIA
THE TKsTs

Place can top down on hot stove until heated N.
repovo tbs cover and smell. chemist will not 81 +,
pHhod " detect the presence Of ammonia.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-24
vx.UprArrxG Trs INDEBTED
NEsS.

r..,mncb As the State Of Virginia
mon an absurd and ~untenable plea mas
.ho.sn 10 deny its obligations to It's
.-s;,or. there are . number OF breakers
$3.50 which it must overcome. The fact
.h.. il has repudiated q share Of It's aeo'
has involved it in a long line Of troubles
which can hardly have been OF benen' 90
the interests Of the State. Ana Q =
conflict impends between the national
and the State courts on account o .ne
reoeu. decision Of the United States CIR
euis Court denying the right OF the State
officers to refuse to receive coupons Oh
the State bonds in payment Tor taxes
and other public dues. Where 'hs
souity Of the case lies it is not dificui'
20 determine. But unfortunately, has-
ing once tasted of reputation, Virginia
appears intent upon . constant dies OF
that kind Of food. Discredit and nam
have beiallen Virginia in all the money
markets Of the world, and yet the policy
Of reputation is persisted in. although
no Southern State needs capital more for
the Development Of its resources. ms
policy means ruin. There Is no doubt
now but that the Legislature will AGAIN
be called in extra session to meet, II
possible, by still further legislation. ths
new and threatening phases Of the inter
minable debt question. The expense o.
this extra session and the time consumed
in enacsing ansi.dsb.-paying laws would
we'll nigh pay the repudiated interest on
the whole debt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-24
.nEPRECIATlNG SILVER.

Saws the Denver Tribune Of q recent
date: The gold bugs and other enemies
Of silver in the East are determined to
force silver to so low q point that people
will be compelled to abandon its use As
money. Perhaps it is just as well that
this should occur As early as possible, for
the reaction viii the sooner arrive.
When the influence Of this suicidal policy
becomes ~far-resching, and the angry
waves roll back from the immovable
mountains Of the Western States and
Territories. and their blighting effects
are felt by the masses of the people in
those sections where they had their
origin, then q revulsion of sentiment viii
spring into active life, and bitter expert
ence will teach the people that the lessons
that sound Arguments and public policy
are now powerless to i~nculcate. The
people Of the great West will feel the
first force Of the blow, but the aggregated
brunt of the disaster will recoil upon the
masses in the prairie and seaboArd States.
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Gossip About Cleveland.
He Did Mot DIE Too soon

"Ws charge for obituaries" said an
editor to whom had been submitted q long
paper commenting on the death Of amsn
81 thought that you would b el.d -
print it."
"No, it Ia Of no interest 70 the m.;o,,.z
Of our readers" i
you would think 90 II you we're 10 re.a
Ronley."
who was he?"
"The man who always asked ia ,h.,
sol every time any one said anything -
"Ah. then / am glad to receive IA an
M readers win be glad TO know thai Ia !.
dead" 'H nc u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-24
The real estate men of Washington de-

The real estate men of Washington de.
clared all along that a change Of admin
istration would rather help than harm
them, and such seems to be the case.
For every Republican that leaves two
Democrats viii come. The class Of rich
and idle people who buy Winter homes
there viii not be affected by the change,
and 10 them viii be added a great num-
Der Of rich Democrats drawn BY the at
fractions Of their own party being in
power. 1t Is time that the Cabinet
officers will give up their houses, bat
there will be Democrats ready to
take them. Mr.. Frelinghuysen has
offered his house for sale. Secretary
Lincoln has given up the lease of his.
The others will "move on " in time. l.
seem pretty well decided that whoever
is made Secretary Of the Treasury be
viii be some New York capitalist. Tha.
will bring more birds of the same feather,
and it is predicted that next Winter will
be the liveliess in the history Of Wash.
ington.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-24

It Is said that there is in San Fran.
cisco . decided feeling being developed
in favor of stock manipulations and the
resuscitation Of the mining interests Of the
Coast. Times are unprecedentedly dull
there. and the older the situation gets
the worse it gets. II the people there
will bat call TO mind the flush times they
have enjoyed, and then determine what
made them flush. they cannot, in due
honesty, fail to remember the solid gold
and SILVER product Of California and Ne
vada mines. To put it eharitably, the
Chamber of Commerce showed great
shortsightedness when they recently
assigned only the causes which they did
for the prevailing state Of affairs At the
Bay.
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PACIFIC COAST ADvIcES.
ESPECIAL 10 rEE sxxTIxKL-l
Yaqui LIN dian Insurreesion.


GuArMAs, Mexico, Feb. 2s.-The Yaqui
Indian instruction has broken ont in
Sonora, Mexico. La Mia and Tamiopila
ranches have been burned by Indians. An
encounter between the Indians and Fed
erAl troops under Gen. Topete occurred
Yesterday near Misa- The Indians routed
the Mexlcans who Lost three. The loss Of
the Indians il not ascertained.
A Decision Reversed.
san FRANCISCO, Feb. 23.-Judgs Toohsy
to-day reversed the judgment OF the Police
Court ia the case wherein ex-Judge Webb
hned George ". Tyler 500 for styling
William Nelson "apuks" a. the taking Of
The lAiter's deposition in connection with
the libel suit brought AgAirs, the Alta by
Mrs. HiiLShAron.
Gossip About Cleveland.
SAN F~RAScIsco. Feb. IA Chronicles
Albany special states that Grover Cleye-
land 10 engaged 10 be married to : 2O-vssr-
old daughter Of the late Oscar Folsom. Of
Buffalo. who Was . partner Of Cleveland
and who was accidentally killed in 1878.
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Celumbia Mining ni.trse.

W. o. Smith writes the Salt Lsks ri.
pune rom Lovslock. New: "I have ina,
returned from . prospecting trip from ,hs
columbia Mining District. situated 49,,
one hundred miles north Of this pIacs, !
enclose you samples Of ore found. tn
assays gave No. l STA in silver, tbs oshss
= trace only.) The section In vhish :
lOonds his ore Is provided with pleotv ~
wood and water. and we think il .To.s.a
splendid chance for . company 10 operas. .
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1t 10 perfectly evident that vast tracts
OF very valuable land low occupied BY
Indians cannot long Be kept in reserva-
tons upon the present plan. and Con.
gress should take prompt action Tor the
proper settlement Of this p~srplsxing ques-
ton or the Indians will be robbed bv
means Of sharp bargains driven BY The
cattlemen and other land Trabbeu.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-24

Col Robert G. Ingsrsoll and his friend
Mr.. Dorsey, retired statesman. have .
plan that they shall 20 to Earope TO see
the sights. Ingersoll Is said TO he .
milhonaire nov. and Dorsey saved enough
ont OF the Star Route prosecutions "a
keep . good body. and, As some saw. .
bad soul together. IngersOIl viii drop :
tear At the grave Of Adam.
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NEW TO-DAY.
PUBLIC NOTICE

&-orrcK Is EEREBY GIVEN that Al I hi.
~stockholders Of the orienssl sna De-
mont Consolidated MINIS eoo5snt secrs-
nela Tressurer. d.. W. Levsn is President,
11.-@in sanders, Secretary. and Lntns,
<a-s~ Trassurer, And we further notify All
49,. now working on said claims that
n, ie.ses are by these presents declared
anil and void, and all persons io1nu woI ~
~ =. r1n,idersd 90 trespassers. And we
n.,sr notify all the mining companies IN
r.r.S. WHO purchase ores hat they are py
na uNn,s.snts strictly ~admonished 70 pay no
n.,eT for cres coming from the sai6 mines
- Tininx claims but TO the Secretary iegany
Authorized to collect The same. .
BENZ. SANDERS. Secretary. a,,
rursks. February q, 1853. ie]fin
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Information Wanted.

AIRS. ISABEL BOWMAN. OF RUBY s ss.st
WI Eureka County, Nevada. 10 very Reese
Gus OF obtaining information OF her sor uslsus,
Jenkins. who was last heard from ~ nn.assut
Whereabouts viii confer . fsvorby informi''
his mother al the above kddress% vsbru,
Ruby Hill. Eureka county. kevsos, q sts
AIRY Il, 1855.
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Badges for All Societies

Do,YnENEy FIREMES. ETC. PREsES-
.-S-n n AIMS. or Prizes in Gold, silver
-w.,.i 3 AT SOCIETY PRICES By the
.r.n. ~ re universal Badge Manufscturing
osnp.uy. NATHAN JOSEPH l. CO, SAL Clay
street. San Francisco.
workmen and <. OF P. Badges In GOLD. u
sseh- ssut @. O. d. Trade supplied. fe1Su
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Commercial failures are getting unplsas.
aasly common 81 Portland. Or.
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A ycrEyT Oh MODERN. BOUGHT AND
A SOLD. Mineral Specimens, Old COINS,
Shsr,s Tndisn Relics Of every kind, at
yITHAy JOSEPH l. cos, al Clay street,
San Francisco. t-ou
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CASH PRICES
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Green and Black Tea, from SOC TO 81 per
pound.
Green Coffee and Ground Coffee, from zoe
to Soc per pound.
Tomatoes. Beans, Peas. Green Corn, and
all kinds Of Pie Fruit, four Fans for 81.
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