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A BJARDINa-HousE ROMANCE.

There were two other ladies at
the table with me--a mother and
daughter wealthy people, as l sup
posed and the girl was the most
exquisitely pretty creature l had
ever seen. She was so tall, so slim,
so round, with such a fair, frank
brow, such shining brown eyes, al
most startingly dark, with her
bright hair and fair complexion ;
such sweet mouth, such dimples,
my heart seemed to go out to her at
once. And so full Outright chatter
Her mother was a great contrast !;
she was little, plaintive, aggrieved-
looking person-one of those peo-
pie who, l think, take a pleasure in
being unhappy.
And there was an old-looking
mana very old-looking man some
how-tall, and largely made, with a
rugged, fair face, very wide open
blue eyes, and a fine head held very
high. Somehow he was not like
the usual run of our visitors, and,
strangest of all, he brought in a dog
with him-a handsome pug, if any
pug can be called handsome-who
preceded his master up the room,
his wrinkled nose shifting in the air
and his crooked eyes looking in
every direction.
l looked at my pretty girl. Her
face was all dimpled and flushed.
"The dear old doggie. Do let me
hold him for a little while ; l am
so fond of dogs"
Her mother moved uneasily and
protested feebly-
"Alice, dear"
The stranger turned and looked
at her.
"Thank you so much," he said.
"Do you really like dogs ? Most
ladies are afraid of Jack"
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"Some day, some day, some day
we shall meet" Miss Verinder sang.
l remember just how she looked
l could not wonder at the passion
ate admiration in the young mems
eyes. Old woman as l was, l found
her a pleasant sight.
"A sweet voice, ana a sweet face y
said some one beside me. It was
our neighbor at dinner. He had
come softly across the room, hold
ing his dogs leash. He stood a
moment by me, and then sat down
behind the piano, took his dog on
his lap, and threw back his great
head, listening with evident enjoy
ment to the music. l thought
again what strange-looking man
he was. Miss Verinder finished her
song, and turned round with all the
pretty light on her face. He cross
ed over then and thanked her,
while the young men looked rather
superciliously at him.
81 felt sure you had a singing
face" he said. "Are you well off
for music here ?"
mot very" she told him, and
then she asked if he played.
"Yes," he said. at is almost the
only solace have" He paused a
moment, and then went on in such
a low, helpless kind of voice. 81
am almost blind.
"Oh am so sorry"
Poor man! | thought it ought to
be a kind of compensation to see
the sweet tenderness of the bright
young face, to hear the soft pity of
her voice. He said something-I
did not catch what it was-and
then he sat down to the piano.
Play, l should think he did play
Never had there been such music
brought out of our piano. A great
hush fell upon the room. Even
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-06
IN THE JUSTICES COURT
or Eiho Township. Of the County Of KIfo.
State OF Nevada.
y. P. GuldIssr. Plaintiff

or Elho Township. Of the County Of KIko
State OF SevHdA.
y. P. Guld,ser. Plaintiff.
". II
Amos R'Ach. Defendant
he State OF Nevada SENDS or..tiDr to
Amos Roach. Drfe dAnt.
You are hereby Summoned To appear l.,fvt.
tue at. my ofce /. the town Of EIka. I'm
tic county Of ElhO. on The 18th day of E.esn-
Der. ISIS, II 10 O'Clock .. M. In ~ q ten
brought -gSinst you 10y sLid pI.iniir Ia Answer
the complaint Z the above named pIaint,a
said action l. brought to recover . Judyu,nt
against you for the sum Of fiTT. sIlev.d 10 b.
due plain n from defendant upou account for
'undry services performed by pl4inun q.
blacksmith btuern the ,th day Of November
IssJ and the ar-t day of OStubeT 1885 for d
fcEiAEts u.e . d At hi, request. or juiTn.n.
will Ice taken SE> n.t you for the satI Amount
together with eusis Of this suit n you fail IN
appear.
- the shsrn ur any Constable OF .,ta
County. Greeting: Mao legal ssrvles .,A
due return th'rof
Given under my hand this 2gnd aAy Of oe-
tobsr. isss. kolEsr KCLs.
Justies Of The Peace
Of sAid 1ou
Nov IL. to Dee =.
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Notice Ia further given that 10 per cent. on
the Am"unt Of each item Of orig.DAl isI and .!
costs Of advertising for eAch item will bo col.
lcci"d IN Sddition To The amount ~ original tsI
In esCb Of said csscs ~ delinquency. aud "
s'id original tAtss, p"nsltics snd costs DO not
sooner collected or paid TO Inc that 1 Will at
O'clock ?. ". on Monday. tho 18th dsy Of Jsnu.
arg isso. a, the font door II tho Court House
Of said county, =, the town If EIko. therein soil
sSb and SVsry parcel Of said described prop.
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IN THE JUSTICE S COURT
OF Elko Township. 81 III. County OF ElIo.
Stale Of Nevada.
IL ) Keith. r:AInur.)

H. ) Keith. P:AlnuE.l
Amos Roach. Defendant
THE State % Nevada sends Greeting. To
AuIus Roach. Defendant.
You sr. h'T'LJ Summoned to appear before
me al NY "fice IL Elko township. III the eoun-
~ - EILu. "a the ai,t day Of January. iS-S. II
10 O'CLOCK 4. X, In Au seton brought against
you by SID plaintiff Ia Abswsr tho compliant
u the sIp'" banned pIAlntIn SAld Action 10
brought e. recover Of yuI tho sum Of seventy.
nSe SIS 10 Dol!Ar- balance due on scet. for
wagon, s"ii Aui delivered ~ plAlnun 10 Dc.
i"ndAut iG'isndAnts Instance and r-qu.st.
aud for !'.S GalAGcv due GA Gp,E set. for Lay
sold AID delivered GSGcorgr EInUrt 10 the Dc.
PENDANT 81 drf'niAut's instance and r-qu,at.
Aai which said Indebtedness the said HImor.
lid sal assigned 10 the defendant bsfuT. Ii.
'"u'Iurucsmrni Of ihi. Aci,on. or Judgment
will l. tas'n 2gLtHst you for The said amount
together with co.ts Of this suit 10 you fail TO
API-Ar Sui answer.
To the ShCr!n or suy Constable Of said Couu.
'y. Greeting Male legal service aud due 70.
turn thereof.
Given under ny hand this nth day Of No.
'smGsr. bSS. EoBEHr RuLE.
Justice Of The Peace
for saii Township.
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EEw TO-DAY.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAID oTTcH. ErEEKA. Suv.I
Nov. &c. lSsc.

NOTICE Is HEArDI erES that the following
nAIn~l settler has died notice OF his intsntion
to make nnAl prof In support Of his clam. aud
That said proof will lie made L-foss the Distinct
Judge Of Elho county. Hi ElGo. Nevada. ON
TUESDAY. DEcEAbEn -. lSsS. viz; Homestead
Application No. io: Jasper A. Robin,or. 10,
the T. y Of Z. v Of s~rtion Is, TOWNSHIPS M
Sorth. Range IS East and W. y Of 8. W. = OF
Section 81. Township 81 North. Range &C E..,.
lie names the following witnesses TO pro,.
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
Of. said land viz:
W. W. Rogers. Of Elho. Kiko County Ne,
O.. W. TurLsr Of " " 4.
W. A shepherd. Of South Yori :.
W. T. Crane. OF I" I" ..
=. X. HrscKLEI. Register.
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eriJ for the tOtA! amount Ol .Ge OnsiLAl tar
penalty aud cOs.s set uPpU-ite to tsch parcel
Thereof respectively. AbpNo 10 the person 81
peF,"Hs who viii pRy the amount ~ the orig.
ihAltaI. p"UNliy Aud ,usis Iur the s~Usllssi par
&c! Il the properly drs, r.h,d opposite thereto
respectively. ia each Asu - Ieluquru,y. GHI
that all Prug'rfy -uII al such sale sud each
parcel thereof Is subject 10 redemption within
six months sitter t." LAT" Of sale by Isyu-nt
Of all u ,aIt sums GEA!u-i thc SANE. or zach
parcel thereof respectively. aitL per cent.
per month thereon. rrom the date u ,Aid sal.
until paid.
l. T.. MoRuAN.
County Treasurer and
E-Omcio Tar Receiver.
Elko. Nevada. Dec. lst I>si.
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k0TlcE OF DELINQUENCY And
SALE FOB 1NES, 1885.
SrAIE Of NIvAoA.l
G Of Elko.

cDuniy Trr.surcr's omss in and for Elto
County.
l.. L L. Morgan. County Treasurer and EI-
Orhcto Tax Receiver. Ia AID for aid Eiko eOun.
~, do hereby give notice that there Is now
payable at my eTce and delinquent for the
hscAi year loss. en property situated in said
Elko county the following amOunt. Of taxes.
penalties and CO.'S. due from tine person or
persons and owners. AID = said lien against the
property within nxFaed. AMI descIibel oPpo-
cite zach to the other respectively, IN the FOL.
lowing lat u wit:
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Gor I ARRIV
DEror IIoT,L-CLARK K GREES, Pro.
PEIBIOHS.

DEroT lioT,L-CLARK 4 GREES. Pro.
rEIETumS.
4. F. Thomas. \. H"ppmer, Chicago
5. G.. Rogers. Pleasant; Trenmor Cot
lin, Cnrsou; =. :. COrlrtt. Virginia
Is. jackson. Wiuuenucct; J. Il. Hnrl.
man, CaTlIn; l.. T.. ilamiil. Geo. IL.
Meigs, Wells, Il. l.. Culbrth, ID. G..
Laws and wife, San FraL; Nm. Smiley.
Dreth: ". Armstrong. Hiss Hannah
Conner, Miss Mary y. Armstrong. Star.
II. &. Taylor, Missouri; Henry ton.
ely, Eureka; Crit Thornton. san Fran.
cisco; h. Is. williams, Tuscnrora; J. j.
Wiscman, South Fork.
J. II. Dennis. ". c. Price, T~uscarora
Vim. Held, lberg, Culln; Ed. GoodnIr,
Star H.. knyser. l.. ID. Fullmer. San
Francisco; j. e. Powell md wife. Enre-
kn; Joseph Mnttos. Battle Mountain.
j Dmhms, Huntington. Miss Robin.
son. Hiss Wear. South Fork: 81. s.
honmheid, WInucmuccn. \. Y. BANNING
Colorado; Eugene Thompson, T. Love,
linlirck; Henry Donclly, oakland: Crit.
Thornton. San francisco.
VIM Mitchell and wife. II. Williams.
Ihos. Barnbrick. G.. Renshnw, Hunting.
ton; /. =. Merchant, :; G%"ldstoue, San
Francisco; j. J. Wiscmau. South Fork.
c. Wiley aud sister. Pleasant: A.
Greenhcrg, Osino: A. f. Lewis. Hal
leck; Thos Geek, Austin; Mrs. r.. Ken.
yOn, Mineral Hill: ". j. Black. D.e,b
III. 3. Thomson. Lnmoille; W. II.
Payne, Sacramento.
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GEH-BARTLErr Il OsrRricHEn, PRo-
RIETOR

GEN BARTLETT x O~sTREIcHER. PRo.
PRIETORs
Arthur Lowe, Osino: J. 81, iumnn,
Halleck; Geo. Iirrder, CUrinne; l..
O'Rnnkc. Tcrnce: Lou Goldstein. II.
ferirnthal, Mountain city
II. StUker, Bert iraycr, Jns. Stauts,
Bullion: VI. 4. O'Shanghncsy, Sncra.
mcntn; Jud Dnkiu. {. u. Lcddick, La.
moillc; J. Suite, Mouud, Chas. Green.
berg, OsimO; j. Mckee, Msry's River
l.. J.. Dwight, Wells; J.. d. O'IIarra.
Alabama.
J~n. Snyder, bellevue, John Riordan,
Yankee Fork; G. T.. Sherman, J. Miller,
Salt Lake; II. Mccain and wife. r.
Fisher, IlnIlcck; WIN Anderson. Lee.
". PnuIsCn, Tuscarora; l.. GodchauI,
San Francisco; J.. Dhhms, Huntington.
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Fresh oysters Of superior quality re-
ssivsd daily by sIprsss AZ Me Gem.
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eiDltsALd John, E1h Ruby u
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HUMBOLDT HoUsE--JoE bIN0, pRo.
PHiETOR.
jas. Kyndc. lIailecki J. @. Law,
Reno A. g. Brcwster. Eureka; 4. Kopp.
mor' Chicago; NJ. Chaser, Peko; n. A.
Stiles. Missouri.
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dilm"r \ sIiisbnry Glover Valley
Title TO ) y SeC 4. 4 ~. II ca and n
l. Z Uf NCs ~. aud y y Of & EA6
n . Of W ~ 4 = Of D.
see IL. 4 l. \ Of n V = 4 y y 81 \
D 4 Sec 10, 4 JJ, n "a with iInprUv
Ineula... u
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Walker Mrs. Charlotte. Eiho.
Wet 20 foet OF lot 10, DlUch I, Town
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Wines Norman, South Ruby. tt.
tie o. \ y Oi = " < sec %. = ~, X
~ 4 " 4 Sec Is 4 4 SEES 10
4 y a Of y Sec as r. a Of
y " = Sec II Il " a OfS
Sec IL. -. Il 80
Pose claim to 4 < of SEh 4 lots
4 q. Sec ~ 4 : T. a 81 y Z a h
10 ! o. y T. \ Sec r 80. X s.. 4
lot o OF y T. "A 4 lot . Ui X W "a
Sec G.. r ~. R 30 with Improvement ~
HCK- Ohhl PfIIrTLl - L.
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fnt,hiug Mrs 81 =. toNn 81 Eiko
Lot a. Block
Lots /. 2. ; snd I Blk Ii. town Of III
kO with Improvements see. 10
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fnrthing Mrs N. Ms. TuycArors.
With imptUyOiIe ts......... ....... 100
ltsJi al prop riJ........... 80
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W~ilkrrEon, J. A.. TuScarora.
House Ab"u' ~ fc,t west Of W.sl
ANchno. sud about rs lrC tuuth Uf
ia Iuu'peD i,n HOiSiiDg " rks,
~ shown On UnyiIi IN p ~ Town
OF uscalOrn o. unmarked ground
Ia Blork NJ. owned aud occupied by
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Farmer Thomas. Citlin. Small
house frat west Us aud adjoining j..
A. Pnlmers house In See &c. f.. 81,
II. "a, town Of CsflIn as
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Eulc Thomas TursTurA. House
Abuut 80 feet IVES ui the NayaJO
mine, II " OCcIpi Il 10y Thos. Rue.
- - GvcliiDg. Town u u~bgAfuIa. 100
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Thomas Daniel, TocDinA. Dwell.
ing house aud cofiaIi Stout 100 feet
~ IA Of track and about 80
feet last Of telegraph and ucEet Of.
Gee ia town OF ICCUmJ.... ....
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rotSI smount rue...... ..... II 4,
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T"uIell j. &, CArlin. HOUSE on
lot l., block &. ToSu Of Car IA. 20

Unknown Owners. ElIo. iots
]. ?. 3, 80 : =. O.. 10. II IA. -. IL,
u. 10, l., Is. 10. ~. Il. -. - 4 a,
BIZ q. UWn Of EIKp a
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Roach AInCs. TuschIOrs Iiouso
4 sbirS ON biI. = about 100 feet
East ~ lois l Alln sid b.O, X.
town Os TusCsrorA. see. zee. 40
Per OnSl property zee. zee. 2.O15
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, arriving at the fort at the same time as my
party. Ten civilians of Prince Albert and
| two policemen were killed. and four
civilians and seven constahles wounded
| The number of rebels killed is not known
| The police and civilians acted with the
greatest bravery under Il heavy fire The
! Killed are: Constables. l. J. Gibson and c.
| p. Arnold; civilians Captain John MERTON
! W. Napier, James Bakely, S Elliott
| Robert Middleton, u. Mckenzie, D. Mae
| Phail, Charles Newett, Joseph Anderson
and Alex Fisher. The wounded are Civ
ilians, Captain Moore, leg broken; a Nc
Nable, W. r. Markley and Alex Stewart,
| the northwest mounted police Inspector;
! ]. Howe, Corporal Gilchrist and constables
| Garrett, S. T. Gordon, A. NJ. Smith, j. J.
Moore and Miller. The reading of the
dispatch caused intense excitement.
\ Question Still in Dispute.
| LoNDoN, March 27tl.-In the House of
! Commons last evening Rev John Kinney
! asked whether the Venezuelan Government
had coded large territory III British
| Guinea 10 IN American named Fitzgerald.
| who had formed a limited company for the
| purpose of exploring the country ceded and
developing its resources. Anthony Ashley
| said the question was still in dispute The
company had not entered into possession
of the territory, and England had taken
! steps to prevent it from doing SO.
Sara Bernharlt and the Londoners.
| LONDON, March 27th.-Sara Bernhard;
! and her creditors are making a strong ef-
| tort to reverse the interdict against the pro
ductiOn of Theodore in London. Bern
| hardt has written q characteristic letter.
i'll which she expresses the hope that she
may yet be allowed to play Theodore " in
IL lan -,
officials will not force their insular code of
! morals so far as to prevent the perform
ance.
Will Sing No More in Paris.
PARIS. March 27th.-Miss Van Zandt has
written a letter to the Director of the Opera
Comique, saying that she will not sing in
Paris any more.
Mining Disasters in Moravia and Silesia.
LONDON, March 27th.-An explosion in
the mines of the DombIau Orman Mining
Company ut Trappan, Austrian Silesia,
buried forty miners. III are believed to
have persisted
An explosion in the mines of Baron
Rothschiid at Ostrau, in Moravia, killed
tifty-siX men.
The Dynamiters Held fo- Trial.
LONDON. March 27th.-The examination
OF Cunningham and Burton has been fin
ished. Both men this afternoon were for
mally committed for trial on Il charge OF
treason and felony.
Thirfy-five Miners Killed.
CoNcEPcIoN Chilli, March 27th-An ex-
plOSion of gas this morning in the coal
mines at Lcbee caused the death of thirty
five miners. There were also thirteen dan
gerously wounded.
The Hanlon- Beach Boat Race.
SYDNEY On. $. W }, March 97th.-Consid-
cradle excitement is manifested here over
to-morrow's boat race between Hanlon and
Beach. Both men are in excellent condi-
ton, and the betting is even.
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Modes for Men.

Scotch and English plaids are the par
tlcular caper' Just at present for business
and day dress. Some are very loud, while
others are very neat and modest The
" Angola" Manchester and Bannock
burn" are of the former character. and
would be presentable only on very stout
men. Extremely neat, indeed, are the
French chibett and Scotch cheviot plaids.
being small and somewhat undecided All
are cut in sacks, double and single breast
ed; long and short frockS, and three and
four-button cutawav.
Oyercoats Of light weight continue TO be
cut very short, with sits at the two back
seams, and thus we are ''verv English, We
know" Heavy weights are within two or
three inches of the knee, and are of the
blue chinchilla and black Montagnac,
while the former are of English kersey
and melton in shades. The Newmarket
and the English cape coat are not really
popular, while the pea!iacket, last and
for once--at least, savors too much of the
tough."
Thin men, bow-legged men and slim men
have reioieed much since disappearance of
the big" trousers from the mold and fungi
of years to considerable favor. No more.
now, need they be taken for telegraph
poles on stills, or elliptic springs wrong
side up. 1t viii be some time before they
become as popular as the "eelskins" have
been thin men aud men of unshapelv form
have and will welcome them. kindly, but
the modern Adonis thinks too much of
proving himself the same to hide his fine
limbs in veritahle griSt bags
Dress suits are, as usual, Of the conven-
tional black broadcloth materially I'M
changed. The black silk braid and seam
pressed down the trousers leg are some
what novel, as is the figured white vest and
silk-faced swallow tail; otherwise no altera-
ton. The half swallow-tail cutaway has
been efiectually supplanted by the frock of
1888, but does not equal it in pleasing APP
pearance The medieval double-breasted
8 Prince Albert rs good for another sea-
son; well. it was undoubtedly the cut of
Joseph's many-hued coat it has been worn
for years too numerous TO mention, and will
be worn until a second flood submerges it.
Philadelphia Press.
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PASSENGERS FROM TIE EAST.
SPECIAL RI TELEGRAPH TO The REooRD-t7aIoS.

MoJAyE. March 27tII.-The following overland
passengers passed here to-day, to arrive in San
Francisco Tomorrow II. McCrum, San Fran
cisco Mrs. Captain d. 5. Austin and children,
New Orleans Mrs ". Earll Tucson Mrs c. :
CUlyerwood, Mrs. T. W. Lesser and child, A. H.
Vail, \. II. Vail, Jr George T. Tabens, S. p
Smiley Captain d. NJ. Taylor. Thomas b. Ben
nett, John Lawrence, san Francisco; ". H.
Gray, Astoria, or; Mrs J. W Raymond ana
child, Dakota; Mrs. W. y. Gillett, Oakland: Ed
ward J. Hail, Illinois; J. W. End, George End,
Sarah End Katie End, Clara End Mrs George
End, Wisconsin: s. X. belong Arizona; Martin
Molsen, Los Angeles; A. Dyar, Louisiana; John
TasSell, Nevada; Harry d. johnson, Los An
gelcs; ". G. Lee, Riverside 5. W. Kellogg and
and daughter, Waterbury, Conn. Miss Sarah T.
Kellogg, Massachusetts; K. Harris, wife and
family, 81. Louis, Mo; Mrs. Margaret Whitney.
St Adams \. y; W. s Hopkins Oakland; Geo
Hall, Washington, d. c.; r. L. Atkinson and
wife, Pasadena, Cal; 4. q. Smith and wife Los
Angeles: II. J. Hunt and family, japan: j. H.
CJdding North Dighton, Mass.
PRoMoNToRY (Utah), March 9th The fol.
lowing overland passengers passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento March 18th: George i.
Tomkins, Oakland; John Flanagan, Salt Lake
City; \. J. Pensey, Bedford o.; Mrs. VI. V.
Baldwin, Richard L. Cochran, J. C. Henderson,
san Francisco p. J. Termsy, Boston: F. c.
Gcntsch, Sol. Siegel, salt Lake City Robert
Powe Mrs Robert Powe, Ms. VI. l.. Onoel p. r.
Levy, Mrs. s Nisp, san Francisco; Mrs Whit
ten. Oakland; Miss Redfeld. Cleveland o.; f.
T. Page. Portland, Or; /. Davis New York
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IL \ CYcLoNE-A cyclone passed over
the BroadwelI place, in Natchitoches Par
ISL, last Wednesday, and blew down some
seven or eight houses. No lives were lost,
though some cattle on the place were in
.iured. \ negro, it is reported, was stand
ing several hundred yards from the river
bank when the cyclone lifted him off his
feet and he shot through the air like
bullet out of gun in the direction of the
river. Fortunately a large tree stood on
the brink of the river, and as he was
hurled along he caught one of its branches
and was saved.-[New Orleans Times
Democrat.
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TERMINAL RAILWAY COMPANY.

OTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
IN Stockholders of the Terminal Railway
Company. for the election of Directors for the
ensuing year, and for the transaction OF such
other business as may be brought before the
meeting. will be held at the ofiice of the Com
pany, in the city of san Francisco, on WEDNES-
DAY, APRIL Il, 1885, between the hours 10 A.
NJ. and P. NJ
w V. HUNTINGTON, Secretary.
San Francisco, March 20, 1885. mr2S-td
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San PABLO & TULARE R. K. COMP

NoTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
IN stockholders OF the San Pablo and Tuiare
Railroad Company, for the election of Directors
for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of
such other business as may be brought before
the meeting will be held Mt the office OF the
Company in the city of San Francisco, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1885, between the
hours Of 10 A. NJ and . P.M.
w. V. HUNTINGTON, Secretary:
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PACIFIC R. R. COMPANY.

NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
N Stockholders of the California Pacific
Railroad Company, for the election of Directors
for the ensuing year. and for the transaction of
such other business as may be brought before
the meeting, win be held at the office of the
Company, in the city of San Francisco, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is, 1855, between the
hours of 10 A. " and 2P. VI.
W. V. HUNTINGTON, Secretary.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK SALES.
SAN FRANCISCO. March p, lSS;
SUPERIOR COURT.

Department one-van Fleet, Judge.
FRIDAY March %. 1855.
Application of Il. f. Geis-Applicant exam
ined and admitted to practice.
E. H. Miller Jr..vs Casey ct al.--On motion oil
W. H. Beatty, one of the attorneys for F. H.
Russell, receiver, ordered that Freeman, John
son Il Bates be substituted as attorneys for said
Rl!ssel in his stead.
Department Two-McFarland, Judge.
Friend Il Terry Lumber Company vs. J., y.
Bush ct a.. and Thomas MeCants VS.. Z. y. Bush
et al. consolidated by consent-Tried, submit
ted and taken under advsement.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Filled March y, 1855.
March t, 1sS5-Rohert Anderson 10 +. D. ShiT-
land-North' half OF lot l. f and q, Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets s, ECO.
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"WORKS 10 A CEARM. !"

J. s. Weeks. Esq, Town Treasurer, St Adams.
Vt, says in q letter dated May 18th: 1T works
to charm OF my baby's face and head. Cured
the head entirely, and has nearly cleaned the
face OF sores. l have recommended it to sew
eral. and DIR. p mt has ordered il for them y