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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-10
THE ROAD MEETING.
1t Will be Called TO Order this Evening,
At Half.Past Z Sharp.

- Win W N0iAcW " VTUcT tulS LveuuuS,
At Half.Past Z Sharp.
The meeting of citizens interested
and every man on Wood River is
interested-in the construction OF the
new wagon-road to Camas Prairie,
Smoky districts, Atlanta and Rocky
Bar, called for this evening, in the
hall of HALEY Hose Company, will
meet at half-past Z o'clock, sharp.
The first bell will be rung at quarter
past Z, and the last bell 10 minutes
later. The hall will be amply pro.
vided with seats, and lighted and
warmed. Everybody is invited to at
tend.
This road has become indispensable,
owing to'1he rapid settlement and de
velopment of Camas Prairie and Camp
creek and Smoky Mining Districts.
The trade of these regions has hereto.
fore been divided-some going t.
Boise, some to Mountain Home, some
to Shoshone, some to Bellevue and
so on. But this state of affairs involves
much delay and places the residents
in the outlying districts under the
necessity of mourning considerable
extra expense in getting in their sup.
plies. Inasmuch as they must come
here to attend court, to pay their taxes,
etc., they would prefer to be able to
trade and transact all their business
here. 1t is to enable them to do SO
that the road is intended.
If the road is made, it will, rs soon
as opened, secure to Haley the trade
Of the 200 families settled on Camas
Prairie, of the 1OO.odd miners, etc.,
employed in the Smokys every sum-
mer; besides fully one-half of the en-
tire trade of Atlanta and Rocky Bar.
The road would therefore more than
double the trade Of Haley from the
start. But it would do more, it would
secure to us, beyond any possibility of
loss, trade that we do not now and
will not get without.
Every citizen of Haley should
therefore do all he can toward the &C.
complishment of the common end; and
he should begin by attending the
meeting this evening.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-10
DISAPPOINTED CAPITALISTS.
They Cannot Take Up $3.50, 900 Worth
OF County Bonds, Because None Are
tn hp ISSl,nh

They Cannot Take Up $4,000 Worth
Of County Bonds, Because None Are
to be Issued.
j. M. Burkett, manager of McCor.
hicks. Bank, received a letter from:
capitalists of Denver, a day or two
ago, inquiring into the condition OF
our county finances. The parties re.
ferrcd to are evidently under the i'm.
preston that the bill to fund the coun.
ty debt has passed the Legislature, as
they stated that they were ready to
take the entire issue of $4,000 at
par, if the reply was satisfactory. Mr..
Burkett was, of course, compelled to
inform them that the law had not
passed-that it had been killed in the
Council.
The above is only one of several
letters received here on the same SUBJ
ject during the past two weeks. They
tend to show that Alturas county's
credit and standing abroad must be
very good.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-10
Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and
broken of your rest bv sick child
suffering and crying with pain of cut.
'lng teeth ? If so, send at once and
get bottle of MRS. WlNsLow's
SooriIING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN
1lEErHING. Its value Is incalculable.
:; y Will relieve the poor little sufferer
aA Depend upon it, moth
ets' there is no mistake aboat it. 1t
lures dysentery and diarrhea, regu-
'a!es the stomach and bowels, cures
W.; %,nd collie, softens the gums, reduces
examination, and gives tone and en-
s'sy to the whole system. Mrs. WIN
Lows SoorInNG SYRUP FOR CH1L
ta. .S TEErnlNG is pleasant to the
,t ,aas'e, and is the prescription of one OF
r rae eldest and best female nurses and
physicians in the United States, ard
thu aor sale by all druggists throughout
world. % cts. a bottle. iel2dw; y
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-10
MINING TRANSFERS.
List OF the Most Important Sales Of
Mining Property During the Past Few

Mining Property During the Past Few
Days.
Although business is generally dull
there are frequent transfers of mining
property. During the past few day.
over 20 of these have been filed fol
record, Of which the more important
are the following:
An eighth interest in the Nettie
Moore has been sold to Adam Zim.
norman, of Louisville, Ky; cousidera.
ton $500.
JOS Pinkham and others have recon.
veyed to Alonzo P. Turner, his fourth
interest in the Idahoan mine, which
had been conveyed to them by deed
OF trust, to secure the repayment OF
slO,675 borrowed by Judge Turner.
A half-interest in the Van Delea
lode, on the south side of the East
Fork of Wood River, has been sold to
James S. Rainey by NJ. J. Colnon, for
500.
j. P. Gallagher has sold to Ellen
Virginia Brooks, of Salt Lake City,
for 500, fourth interest in the Frac-
ton between the Bates & Boyd and
Bay State claims, near Bullion.
Thomas b. Shaw and others have
sold to H. B. Emerson and Others. for
$1,000, the Hard Times and Belle
lodes, in Beaver canyon, near the Sill
yer King mine.
j. B. Cure and wife have sold to
Joel Campbell, for $500, their interest
in the Buckeye lode, near Gilman, for
$500.
p. M. Bruner has sold to w. H.
Douglass ESQ feet in the Bruner, and
200 feet in the Albert claims, located
l ] miles northeast of Bellevue.
Frank Breifogle has sold to L. B.
Ward, for $3.50, half-interest in the
Norvenia lode, in Croy' gulch, 1000
feet from the Japan.
w. W. Mckay has sold to Isador
Smith fourth interest in the Mona
han fraction, one-half mile northwest
of the town of Bullion.
Don Mckay has sold to E. f. Rob-
ertson, for $500, third interest in the
Midas No. 2 mine, in Colorado gulch.
M. F. Thompson has sold to Jacob
Stolz a half-lnterest in 40 acres of pla.
Ger ground along Snake river, together
with a quarter interest in the water
right and ditch from Billingsley creek.
Consideration, $4,000.
M. F. Thompson also sold to I. B.
Perrine, for $500, a quarter interest
to 100 acres of placer ground along
Snake river, with water right.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-10
About $50 Apiece.

The Broadfori trouble has already
cost the county some $4,000. There
being about 100 members in the
Broadford Miners Union, the men,
bers may therefore be said to have cost
the county $50 each, so far. That Is
what rifles the taxpayers, these hard
times. If no violence had been re-
sorted to, all this outlay would not
have been necessary.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-10
A Card.

To all who are suffering from errora
and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of man.
hood. &C.: | will send a receipt tina,
will cure you FREE OF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered by
a missionary in South America. Send
self.ad dressed envelop to REV. Jo'
srpu r. IxMAN, Station d, New
York. a>'vi""
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-10
The Star Mine.

The Star mine. in Star gulch, is
showing up we'll, the ore recently
struck improving as drifted upon.
The force at work is now taking out
more than enough to pay expenses
something which has not been done
for years in that mine.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-10
Floor Managers

Music by Denus's Orchestra.
GRAND MARCH AT 0 O'CLOCK.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-10
Another Well.KnOwn Citizens Testi.
mOuial.

l have tried Mr.. G. H. Moore's Ca
'arrh Medicine, with great benefit to
myself. There is no doubt but what
II Is complete success.
f. BAHTsCH.
HALEY, Idaho, March 2, 'S5. mate
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-10
For Cash Only.

J. c. Fox has just received heavy
stock of Dry Goods, ETC., which will
be sold at bottom figures, for cash
only. tt
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-10
Weather Report.

Total snowfall to date this season,
90 inches, Of which about 6 inches
remains on the ground.
The letter SD" in the tabular state
men1 indicates ssbelow zero."1
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-10
We Must Have Money (!

All accounts due us must he paid
IMMEDIATELY.
JAS. NJ. Blossom & Co.
HALEY, November 2G, 1884. MI
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-10
LETTER LIST.

List of Letters remaining in the HALEY Idaho
Postoffice for the week ending March .. 1885
Persons calling for any of these Letters will pleas,
say "Advertissd.'
Burnham Vim N Robinson Robert
Dodd w Ga Richters August
Daley Henry Robertson Miss CS
Fartss Mike Swain IA
Lee Fook Chinaman, Small Jack
O'TOol Austin
H. 2. BURKHART, Postmaster.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16
Hrcsfngs ~ EeEulse Eusincaa-

In China bsgging Is . regular bUsi.
no.. h"@-ars being born 10 sbs profc,-
son ana. bringing Up their children to
Il. Il eyury lArge c;.y :herc il 4 vas.
association Of mtnGicauts, 20 which ey-
sry 0ns who becs for d living must be-
long. A. the head il one called TIE
BeECsr King. lis authority is ALSO
!u,o snd a. him tito Others a-e sUans-
bic. TIE society has . code o! rul,s.
and by this every beSgar has ; r;Sh1,
according 20 custom. 30 stand ct the
door Of = dwelling End howl, si1g.
knock, or make II otIe. noi.e "a
pleases until the occupant siyes him
one cash. Then be is obliged 10 desis..
and can apply rs Tho Same place 70
moE thnt day. No two are allow ed to
beg toGothor at enc place, yet tbsy are
so numerous that few doors are free
froIi taei- ciamorinGs long - . time.
Tho rroprie,ors of large establishments
wio desire 20 save themselves ths ST.
noyance OF che Continual sisj!atiCns, do
SO hy paying s certain sum &c Cnco -
tho king. who causes = wr.t:0n state-
nent { thIt effuc. 10 - pasted by tGs
side OF the door. and this brochures for
that house certain exemption. No beg.
gar dare approach il, TO-. though !sw Of
them can read, they sli recognize the
seal 81 their chief. AID If one trsnsSres.
ses he me-. DO beaten By tSe occupants
OF tho house, or, being reported - the
king. be more seTese,y punished. Ev-
cry begE,T EaS bis beat, beyond which
he dare not 60. and has also his supe-
nor. - whom eye.y highs be hands
over . coCtaia pr, c: TIC al,'s pro-
cecds. Iha ovsrseers in turn nay ihs
king fixed sum monthly, which mus1
lie large as he lives Ike . nahOb. II q
tesgar brcaka the laws be i s.rt to the
King, who y held responsible by the
city mayissrs:cs io- the sooi conduct
o. ii! his people. The pua;sAmeu: no
administer. il generally 100 slow for
the people who suffer from ne depre-
catior' of the hosEsIs. aRd wheu a
3egCar il detected in IN offence his
punishment: generally Consists IL hsv-
!ns his hands sled behind him. being
drawn up over the limb Of the nearest
tree and beaten hall 10 death with
sticks. clubs. fists OK snythia: that
CONES TO hand.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16

WE rcprint:Ye foI,oa - 81 s"cou2' otFro-
.r.;ls..i t.gSGS GII a>y,itDts.y Soi .l;v II
last aceA.
h~sJ3y Sa'ii5-s sat. sriSC'uSr Since Sc
death T., suicide. ~ arct.er s. -sm r s"dt,r,
lGe iabe gtGiG -. tss.TTuS. Ina t-sssru-s
de.ih dca in- thT " ort..- ual lie Led, d"c0t-
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Yes .,St. .n~; To hon w.ic. r%ilskJ,., BUSINESS
,3d ,nc't.,. 90, irr .ritYaSly 10 a. ~ A.. e. Ia
.srS>;> q; ~, 10 1 =. Goa hiEiseii. Lo>t ~ d.
@TsrS ana iISial nr,.s, .oSI EIsS 20 SeH>c oil IL ~
iig 0yaSCr IN md IsSeEce, lost nnGf 50 fdN-T %
coU-ro. q rreJir~ appetite, lot una :, u s"ah-
frDc. NJ SET. in fr,...sS aid Io.d - !oye az ..te,
- every laing ~ ST c.ce. Sio.Sf Z, S't.-
IA.ot IN lie ayrECy Ct .rlGs. stolen he i~alEet,rc
AZ the .ta6rIp>t ties cf Ea.se. 80 en- iEuI2 Ut
earns II ~ orcNs NsiIasSt atccIiaaS. >tA.eg
lie iI..f. :aai 0Ee aud s.rtQe are tHv rsrr-s sttts
t,cai gy.v 70 m,Sh, s.os.R TrcfuSspny az I.>t s.e
lrra-s.-t plugged, c.SA;VAcIsshs az tie SSui. WHO
,a.s lo;n tae ponQlsr CRY, ">ss usotfse zoe
rh.el.n Cd alcohol. D.. Liz
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16
Advice 70 L,OtEerN

A~nyOa G.s.l'sta al ni-ht and eroScn Of your
re-: ~ t. SEX III 4 ,G2sr.uE asA ory.Es VIA
ram =: ,..,G- Ic,thr u - ST.! "a, "rsS ana
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s..N:,G GT,n a no.lirrS, iheTe IS 10 mistake
.aHCt Il. &. -E'SdySe.t" tory ana G.ts!i;;ra, re-
E.lisS tUe : ot-sra and bowels. cures Nalt IoaC
- tuGr AL l. ~ 70 TIE Who, >sstCId. A;r>
NiHslrN = S-H- - >yrcp Tor cai;drtG i,,tu.a-
= g.sI-gUt a. Nr 50. sHC ~ Tie lT'SCr.Pton
80. uar ~ lac oiGG-. and b II Iy..ssr uITSes aGc
= Ef GTrEfIs tS ;GrIL s.uai iIe void. lTsCo -
cats pSr lol:iS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16

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~. 4 lawyer crg:1 70 he : r,-.l.
mxz. lis :G1cto<n en- s,.orrey
give. him no ti.2/Irtioa to d~i.re~ari
,hs ordinary r.I II god ra-rner..
! and rs Crdaa$ uriac'"ies .. drcracv
AID loDs<. 10 A-s ID -. 70 siander
] his rsi-hjOr, ey< Y ii, DeI~Lo,r -
/ ID. Gs.eHt=n in g cause iE when be
| srpesrs for the pi.ir,iT lie hss TO
! fight 20 bully nr bronl-hs 4 wines ia
| cTosseEsribHt.Oa. 90 :. fly % cHt-1p
| that witness into g.vir- =" t,sii'acur.
I; Whatever :hs ~yr.TLeg. II TIE court
nisv he, -, l|esyo, uAo I. -v:'.v 81
such practices IN conr; :, no g-n.stnsa
| out @. court.
] 80. a lawyer OUGHT 70. n u. y.
I nav defend O. criminal whom D.. LCrrs
f. ~ lie unity, bnf 20 ra4r rntr.rfJ 80
! fury that ie ,eI.Yc. til c~,.,rG.l - -
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| v>nt:ora.iy c~usr- TO - tGTy tLe IN
| ;.-e-s.0n ih.; Re t~l.ert> tao man IA te
| innocent He nay rc'. n rs pea,
; pcrvert ar tis.or. Ee evi1encr 81 a. -
Eea.en TIE !o~eo % c"n,e.i tie mean
| Ing Of it. lie i.asSrrr rtlj".- e TIE
| court. AID bis oath ssoslI h:.: .i:c Z"
| tho nt..ct.s. v-rNr,ty. IL Sovii -
, grizoI,c 20 ez,ect I'm 20 r--i,s lis al
verss!y. BIZ. n, litigation 20 ,;~.& -"
! truth oa.Fanbi every -. ..tsor. :h.. 20
| o~es 20 h. cii-a'. I. J.. r"'D".Du- :h-,
! snple svv-~s Who would "a, i zcau-
! Gaiors 20 wi 3 f<lS~t"ot olt = Cpu.t.
in sny bu.iTcys ;-auSa .Cpa. .s sh4IHc-
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sd seem 10 think Il. psrt O! ,Anr pro
! iessiolsi dry. It's: Har ~ Justice.
| before rhi'h. ~ Their professions! Of
|, ~lya,spL.. ,h-v are t-Icrt TO t,i- most
stringent ir!:hi3lue9,. i - S"ry place
where hey seen H. con.i!~r .ieE.." %
| ab.oivei from me Common law -! To-
racity. S, loGr ~ tAs i"yei mind Is
| infected with ,hi- deadly ~ r,y. ~
need not wonder ths: orr caur:. If
/ justice oftrn jc~orls Ia Instruments OF
aurcitcousrcss.
! -. 4 lswye- ought ucs % 81 III,
service. for ~. promotion OF r~.u.:ico
! and sn.v ~. Sr;od.srS Z si .ypt.
ere s.iet by !Fv--:, II iboiy ccT-r.is-
tiCas upon s~oc:Ytv. T.c mock broker
~, operates s. Wan .t-..t. and g:r IS
green comfy spectators u tar:r hard
owned g&ins by t.e mos! E-I1rtoa-
Trgue.y. Ilwavs ne, sn a.: IA yer g
h., arco,up!.ce. tie Eog.le421 y
whos..g<.cE = ps.: {: taser ra7c.',
was lo,ciy o.okel rp says 'Ihr great
Officially II stopping s~i"c'es q :ai,
class > TIA; Sic Ta'cEi, MAKE enough
| money - - .Jie to employ tAs DFst %
ieca! ai.'re. a1d ara. ru,re"Cr., ca7r!IG
10 do u.t.ing which viii .coi"r th.r,
Halle 10 arrest This il tie testimony
OF Iar yac, Mr. Ralph O.Alcy. 81 We've
IorS This hest q legal nIyica' can
be had. then. in New YORK CITY FOR
surh pur;o,es. / would 10 LAor3 diff
cu;s 20 t...-,s this !; is truth were no.
81 often illustrated ~ sna Stupendous
iraris ani pi--c.s. u gr'2: CORPORA
lions. al 81 whjr,, sra c-I~sC!'y eag.a-
eerod bv eminent lawyers. ON -gpr-
era 'bucCaueS-,-ou- brave railroad
wrccIers-are II cOu.t,ns coasa!tst.o=
with distinguished lavvcrs. They undo
niably hare thu ics: o. legal advice in
planning AID executing tle.s oo,d
inl.uities.'
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16
WHAT OLD SUBSCRIBERS SAY
Thrac R.a<rA.rSaj,e-gso ns.

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ehsIp<,: 1esttr 8, Ar.<rSs. ONE Dol
LAR 4 YEAR, postage incfuded. Or.
specisi Clubbing Terms brig !. wt'air
tie rach of al cur subscribers SpeeI
men copies msy be seea al this os.ce
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16

TIT CHICAGO "EEEIT7FTfTS
low an -:-ht PACE. siy.y ;ogr c..arEn
rap~r. i !, the AF.cS- u',!l. Te-aiT
& a-cr."s IL rI;4. h.Cal .oIT = c"r
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s~irc 81 us,:.-T. cupts.I,rC vat = - .u..
elCh e! 80 ySr,:-g tastes - th- '-I''y
circle. kir,, =! frTcmu.. Is Civrs AL
THE NTws. Co.aPii 10 as u deaf. VT
coz ia III FORM. Ia connection vt!h
the CHICAGO DAIRY hENS tm'E'-
her %: tns hsac4sT frsSsi gires !,
fac,ii.ics'o Hsss gathering su~l.:sss"d
by any journal in"the country. lie
NAEhEr kEPoxrs ARE tpec,Sl'y coca
p!,te and thoroughly sGsGwCT;hy. Tar
ticu!rr a..su!ioa '. given 10 agricultural
AMI hons GasterS. Every ISsG" ron
ss'aS SIX COMPLETED G-oEFT'. aDt =
I...lSg i~paiJ"ga.D. ~ an s-iEiuN s.oy
tv sore ws!.-kac~n fas'sa or Amer
lean an,i,r. ~sy,lueivsly se,u-c. fo! Qis
CIih,kcrp DAILY NL"o. Coz
tra,rd Ao!.'cs tH'riors. hrt. i.-rs,ri,s.
fvx'Gre, ,~cicncs. e;c., etc. sppcsr
rca..ar.y.
Few pare- In the country sre 80 *
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.Of ts ~ It 81. Na4h''f.s NLaEt ~
as b, Ci,aTH NEy Nss&. o. ~ arc
a. r'p.oiGcsl e. 81. Tt-h.I
NEWS. IL Il. &c! sdAi sTpF,,ioa IL.
rao + spsakR from tn s..ndFoi8: of tie
INDEPENDENT iouIna.i.t. iaeve.'y -<esp
iDE ias Temptation ~ 80 RI sF Coz
d.. uhs Questionable nee The Pre-
SUI, u Pn:iy a~'IcEisAo~ c-rs partisan
e,;-era s will rei Ike IL. tie i.'r-
minded AL thougsfI( Of si parties
VII Appreciate ssa vs.Is is candid
statements of .scts ans conclusions. al
Cs'cJts.ej 70 eualit, ste reader tor Tho
formation II bis ow ia.c,ligcaIopiEicn.
The POLITICAL events u the ycs- IT, caue
promise &c assume such a character
tbs: . ~;p0Toughls truthful and H.
Jsrt;al record secou4es a.. important
rather ,5s2 I partisan orc, coluTsi and
perverted 70 Individual ESilg.
IN 81 iis ierar:ncrls the CHICAGO
WEEKLY NEWS AIS 70 prssen, Al
sn,,Tp5sinr. impartial and entertaining
family u~sNsya2eT VI ;As very k..Ssss
SrScs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16
A husbands Greatest Blessing

is a s;rotg. Vigorous, heal,hlui vile
win a clear handsome complexion.
Tbese a oil be acquired by useing
n, HaxtH's iron Tonic ga
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-26
To Cure

DR.. John NJ. Howe, of New York, who
died recently, made q will previous to his
death, 9 considerable portion of which is,
in fact, . treatise ON the cure Of consump-
ton. He introduced the subject by saying
that in 1888 his life was preserved by the
free inhalation Of pure, fresh air, after
which time, in deep gratitude to God, he
made the subject Of correct breathing
of common air q study. He had been
impressed by observing h result OF a sign
ON the interior mechanism, the normal ac-
ton Of the organs being reversed thereby
and everything being d~isarranged, while
full, deep breathing led to q healthy devel-
opment Of all these organs. He came to
the belief that by the adoption OF the
mode of breathing referred TO. tuberculaz
disease and all pulmonary consumption
could be forever annihilsted. He closes
the treatise with the exclamation: "dod
hasten the day"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-26
COAST ITEMS.

Alaska shows 9 production Of s115, Ola in
gold for 1884.
Last year San Diego's yield of honey was
something like 1,340 tons.
There have been no deaths In Shasta
county, CAL. during the entire Winter.
The Utah mines are doing well. Consid-
ering the number opened. the Territory IL
the most prosperous of any.
Sheepmen say they will have the latest
sheep in the Spring that they have had for
ten years, besides the best wool crop.
The Jocuistita Mining Company Of Mex
loo has declared q quarterly dividend Of
so cents per share. or $50, 000, payable the
28th instant.
The mysterious and fatal disease that
has been carrying of horses on the Upper
Mokelumne river. in Oregon. has now ex-
tended to hogs and other stock.
The Arizona mines have not contributed
much TO the supply Of bullion OF late, but
the prospects are encouraging for 9 better
yield in the course Of q few months.
An illicit whisky still, run by a farmer
named ellison, was recently discovered
near Carson. He sold his whisky TO In
dams and was fined 500 for SO doing.
A Government expedition is soon to be
fitted out in San Francisco for exploration
in Northern Alaska. Sixteen men are re-
CURED for the service, and provisions for
two years will be taken.
The Oregon Legislature not only failed
to elect 9 Senator. but neglected to pass
the appropriation bills, and an extra SEES
sion will have to be called. The indigna-
tion among the people of the entire State
is very great.
George Q. Cannon, ex-Utah Delegate to
Congress, said recently that the Mormons
had no idea Of emigrsting to Mexico or
elsewhere, and all talk about it was nom
sense. He expected no change of policy TO-
ward the Mormons from Cleveland's ad-
ministration.
One thousand men are nov at work on
the new line of railroad from Cotton 70
Daggett, CAL, and 1t is expected that by
Aug. l She line will be built. This will
give San Diego Q new connection with the
East, and will doubtless help to populate
that remarkably fine county.
The principal cause Of the failure on the
part of the Oregon Legislature to elect q
senator was the bitterness Of the William
elite Valley members against the city Of
Portland, which was shown to on extreme
degree early in the session, and became
more toned down, but not e~xtinguished,
towards the end. Eight Valley men posi-
lively refused to support any man from
Portland.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-26
ne Claims 90, 800.

J. NJ. Hogan, at present . resident OF
Stockton. CAL. but formerly OF Nevada,
has a bill before Congress asking for $500.
The claim arises for ~depredations com
mitted in 1861 by shoshones. 1t has
been adjudicated and found that there
is this amount due. The party
was wounded at the time. and has
ever since been a cripple. The claim
has been examined. approved. al
lowed aud reported to Congress by the
Department OF the Interior. The proba-
Utilities are that Mr.. Hogan will get his
%f g00.