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Deming headlight., 1890-06-21

The calling Of the Republican
convention at Albuquerque, this
year, is q goUd omen for the
Democracy. The Republicans
held their convention there III
1882, and have never since elected
their candidate for delegate,
Frnnk Manzanares was elected
that year, and Antonio Joseph for
every succeeding term.
Deming headlight., 1890-06-21

"The Elosu.ian gang' is the
latest device Of the ssaiehood-ai.
any.prlce people for "dolng up''
those who oppose the Conslitu.
ton framed by the Cairon.Chavez
Founinin.Rynerson combination
10 pcrpetuaie the rule Of tie land
grant thieves. The White Oaks
Lsadey Is the inventor.
Deming headlight., 1890-06-21

The selection Of Judge Aklell
ns chulrmnu' of the Rspuhllcnn
Central Committee 81 IT, meeting
ct Santa lie the other day. was q
Wise move. Judge Axiell - o re.
publican with lhe courage OF bis
convictions, aud that is aboui as
good 4 ialhK, politically, hs eal'
be said Of any man. He will lead,
but VIII net be led.
Deming headlight., 1890-06-21

Republican papers deny that this
Territory u gerfymannered, but they can
not overcome facts The appnrllunmenl
n such that we always have a Republl.
can lrelelhturo, and yHl elect q Demo
cratic representative. For representa-
llfo Every Volo counia equally. while lol
memhefa of the legislature 4 lakei
about al1leou Democratic votes b counl
~ much ~ one Republican volo.- 30
corfo Advertiser
Deming headlight., 1890-06-21

When a citizen OF oae State imports
from another articles nf irnde, whether
Intoxicating liquors Or anything elsc,
they are artlclos OF Interstate trade Until
they are delivered % him on bis order,
They need never become articles ~
State trade Rt AZ unless he chooses 70
make thom 10. There - an essential
difference between articles Of trade and
articles OF property between tlndH PRIV
lloros and properly rights. II a man
has imported a bottle or D neg Of htcl
| from Illinois % Missouri. 4 Is an article
Of hls property nni an article pl trade
until ho puts x On oalo ln this State
Then Il n nn article ol State trade aud
tho State has all lho Iullsdlruun ovcl 4
that ll can fiehuully have over nny ar
llcIo ol tho private property anfoltnl N
lfado among ~ rllltpng, NIu ly making
lh|a necesaafy distinction chat hll qnea
llOha suggested by ihn supreme couIl
opinion In tho HOfleInal Package fal|
can 4 most oQultihlY y tiled. Nepnh'ic
Deming headlight., 1890-06-21

The Ration Range gives a timely
note OF warning TO It's Republican
parllsans when Il says Il "don't
behave that the question Of state.
hood win cut any figure In the ap'
proaching political campaign IN
New Mexlco,D aud that "ls will
require wisdom, good politics aud
first class man TO carry the elec
ion this fail IN this territory
The party or faction that insisti
on the adoption Of the Santa ~
Constitution at the November
election will simply dig its owl
grave, aud prepare itself Tor bur
ial wlthout benefit Of clergy.
Deming headlight., 1890-06-21

New York eremptp vniefn and
reporters on daily papers from
Jury duty.
Deming headlight., 1890-06-21

Give New Mexlnoa Democratic
lsnIalaiuno next fall. for a change.
Rapubllcan legislatures are fail
nfna
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-12
AssEssABLE AND NON-AssEss.
ABLE MINES.

The people who have been organic
ing mining companies under the laws
OF the State Of New York are finding
out that worcestershire stock is not
such a blessing as they supposed.
There the shares Of all mining com
paDies must be unassessable. The
result is that the mines cannot be
properly worked, and many New
York companies have undevcioped
mines ON hand. In many camps in
the Pacific States and Territories are
mines operated from New York, which
are in bad fix. The credit OF the
companies is low and people TO lend
them money are scarce.
Now the mining brokers and hold
ers Of shares favor an assessment law,
or they want the companies organized
under the laws of California, where
the stock Ii assessable, and the mines
can be work. IL Is no argument
against this aystem that there are i'm
stances of its abuse since, were it not
for the California law, many mines
now developed and worked, would be
idle.
The California laws are founded on
common sense and experience. Each
man is liable for the amount OF stock
he owns as to assessment. III he owns
100 shares, so cent assessment
means he shall pay $50 or else hi
stock will become delinquent and nd
vertised for sale. He must bear hi
share OF the burdens as well as tin
profits. II is said that the capital in
vested in New York in the mining in
dustry is between 100000 an,
M5, 100000. Many Of the companie
are listed ON the Exchange Board, bu
few are paying dividends, and man.
are not being worked because OF lacl
power to levy assessments for the nee
essary money. So New York is forces
TO acknowledge that California know
best about one thing at least; that il
how to operate mining companies.-
Mining and Scientific Press.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-12
Curious Condolences.

In the lives OF the ri. Rev. Ethel
bert Talbot, Bishop OF Wyoming. and
the Rt Rev. Abiel Leonard, Bishop of
Utah, both OF whom were in at
tendance at the Episcopal convention,
there have been some rather curious
condolences. Both lived as boys in
the little town of Lafayette, Mo-; they
were born on the same day OF the
month within year Of each other,
and were confirmed on the same day
by the same Bishop. They entered
the same preparatory school on the
same day, and afterward when they
went to college they went together,
and entered the same class at Dart
mouth on the same day. During the
four years OF their undergraduate
course they were roommates, and
they graduated together.
Both having selected the minestry
as their calling in life they were or
dained To the deaconate and to the
minestry on the same day. Then
there was slight break in this
constant advancement together.
The Rev. Mr.. Talbot was made
Bishop three years ago, and
his friend and companion was made
Bishop about year later.
The two Bishops have already at.
tanned 10 much distinction. They
are the youngest members of the
House of Bishops. Bishop Leonard
being not quite ~ and Bishop Talbot
Al years old.-N. Y. Times
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-12

Judge Giledrsleeye of New York has
been on the bench many years, during
which time he has had rare opportuni-
ties 10 study the phenomena Of CRIME.
He is a man OF first rate ability and
high character. In u recent letter to
the New York Mail and Express on
the liquor question he says:
CONTRARY TO the doctrines so fiercely
preached by the prohibition orators,
the relationship between crime and
drunkness is very vague and indeti-
mite. There Is no necessary connec-
ton between the two. Drunkards
have neither the energy or brain power
TO violate the law in any serious extent
and ON the other hand, criminals OF
any ability are as temperate as men in
the honest walks OF life. IL may be
questioned II the percentage of drunk
enness, delirium tremens and alcohol
ism is any greater among professional
law-breakers than in society at large"
This statement was attacked by the
prohibition papers and people who
have always held that nearly all the
crime committed is due to the use OF
liquor. The judge is not far wrong in
saying that the relationship between
crime and drunkness is vague and
indefinite. Drlnkness aud excess IN
alcohol cause untold misery, but il il
absurd to say that all jails and peni-
tentiaries could be dispensed with If
all tie liquor on earth were destroyed
and none 10 appear again. The con-
summate villain, the defaulting bank
cashier, the boodler. the cool murderer,
the man who robs the widow, the
burglar aud safe-cracker, the buneo
steerer, the confidence man, tie man
who lives on crime. are never drunk.
ards, while the great majority OF them /
10 not drink at Al,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-12
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.


Uxuxp STATES LAND OYrTcx,
HALEY, Idaho, January 20, Iso0
Notice Is hereby given that the Comfort Consoli-
dated Mining Company, corporation duly estab-
shed by law, by its attorney In fact James O. boyd.
Idaho Territory has made application for United
States Patent for the
oPHiR MiLIrsITE CLAIM,
Situate In Bear Creek Formerly HaTiscrabbiel Min.
ing District, Elinore county formerly Aituras
III Idaho Territory, consisting of ave acres 81
gTonnd. being Lot No a. and Described In the field
Roses and plat Of the Official survey on flo In this
Office, with magnetic variation at Is degrees IS min
utes east. ~ follows:
Beginning at corner No. 81 this mlii-site survey,
thence deg 30 min 900 feet 10 corner No. .,
thcnce "a deg - min w l47 feet 10 corner No. 3,
thence deg 30 min w 22B feet 10 corner No a,
thence 81 deg a. min 100 feet Tn corner No. aDd
place Of beginning SURVEY Of exterior boundaries of
slaln containing AREA Of Ave acres There
eanfiicta
From corner No. Of this sarvey u X NJ N. No.
Bear Greek formerly Hariscrabile1 mining district
bears 81 deg 10 min W iTIs feet distant
The aid mining claim being OF record In the ofico
OF the Recorder OF said mining district At Rocky Bar,
In fillmore county. Idaho Territory. The nearest
known locations being "ophiF's lode claim survey
No. ID on the north and the "PooFmanp lode claim
survey No. ~ on the southeast
direct that this notice he published In the ELacAN
BULLETIN, af Rocky Bar, Idaho, the newspaper psh-
lished nearest the said mlll-ste claia for the Pc
rod Of sixty days
II. o, biLLasas, Register
d. T. MALDRoS, attorney for claimant
First publication Feh. 8
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-12
REPUBLIcATIoS.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.


uSrxD STATES LAMP OrYIcE
HAIL.Y, Idaho March q, lSon
Notice Is hereby given that the Bear Creek Gold
Mining Company, corporation duly established by
its attorney in fact whose postoce address Is Rocky
Ear, Enose county, Idaho, has made application for
a United States Patent for the
LAURA JACKSON
Lode mining claim, situated In Bear Greek Mining
district ElmoFe formerly Altnrasl county Idaho
Territory consisting Of fifteen hundred linear feet Of
the lode and surface ground six hundred feet wide
being lot No. So md described In the field Doseo and
magnetic variation At Is degrees IS minutes east as
follows:
Beginning at point Of discovery where notice of
location was posted thsnee - deg 80 min 100
min W 30 n 10 sW earner No l. thence rs deg
30 min go n 10 NV corner No 2: thence rs deg
50 min io30 II 70 NE corner No 3. thence rs deg
30 min W go II TO corner No a. thence T3 der 81
min lo1o feet TO sw corner No |, and place Of
surrey OF exterior boundaries OF claim.
There are no conflicts. Containing Of ls $50
acres. From NV corner No. 2, Us Survey Nm. No I,
Bear Creek Mining District bsars 50 deg is min W
6d3 feet distant.
Tho aid mining lain being Of record In the Office
Alturas county, Idaho me ne.rrst known locations
being the Independence lot No 81, on the west and
Omega. unsurveyed, on Tho north.
ANY and all pcrSons claiming adversely tho mining
ground, vein, lode. premises any portion thereof
80 described surveyed, plated and applied for arc
hereby notified that unless their adverse claims arc
duly hed according 10 law and the regulations there
under within sixt- days from the date hereof with
the Register OF the u, s. Land Office, HALEY Al.
sras county, idaho Territory they ain be barred by
virtue Of the provisions Of the Statute.
direct that this notice be published In the ELMoHw
brLlEEIS, OF Rocky BAR, Idaho. the newspaper pub
hshed nearest the said mining claim for the period
OF sixty days
IT, o. BILLIxes, Regisier.
;. H. NcCAEry, attorney Tor claimant
FIRST publication March Is.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-12
p. LINAHAN, Prop.

o having been just renovated and
embraces feature of
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-12

spurred, get down and walk; stop
piling burdens on industry for the
benefit Of those who neither toll nor
spin; blot out from the face of the
earth the trusts and monopolies that
grind the faces Of the poor, and force
the dealers in wind 10 live on the
wind or work for ar honest living"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-12
NOTICE OF FORFETTURE
To IiESAr raosrsoS or his legal heirs or rsprese

To HKxMr THOMPSON or his legal heirs OF represent.
Atives
You are hereby notified that have expendel two
hundred dollars ls01 10 la laor and improvements
upon the
SURPRISE AND NEVADA
Lode mining claims, situated In Hear Greek Mining
District Einere county Idaho Territory. In order
hold said premises nndeF the provisions Of section
s2s Revised Statutes Ut the United states being thf
amount required - hold the sane tor the year end
Ing Decemher II. 1sso. that the proportion Of the
expenditure due By you, Henry Thompson. Is eighty
dollars (sn Oh lawful money Of the United States
and within ninety leol days after the publication
Of this notice you fA 10 contribute your proportion
~ such expenditure co-o~ncr your interest in
said claims will heeene the property Of tbs subscriber
under sAia srciiaa 2ss4. AUGUST OUTFLOW.
Rocky bar. Idaho FEB. rs. ls9o
First publication Feb ~,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-12
REPUBLICATION.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
uxITxp STATES LAID oFFtcx,
NI..saw F..a.ss tf.=.k

uxrrxp STATES LAsp oFYfcx,
HAiLky, IbAuo. March 4, 1900.
Notiee n hereby given that the Hear Greek Gold
Mining CompnHy q corporation duly established BY
Laws q the State OF New York, by Its attorney In
fact Frank r. CavanAh, Of Rocky Bar. Idaho. whose
pasfoshce address IL at said Rocky Bar, Elmore
county Idaho Territory. has made Application for
United states patent for the
EMMA LODE MINING CLAIM.
Situated 10 Bear Creek formerly Eth creek Hard
scrahbio) mining district. Elmore formerly AlturasD
county Idaho Territory, consisting Of fifteen hun
hundred feet wide. bring lot No. S. and described ,s
the field notes and plat Of the official survey Sic
in This Office with magnetic variation at Is degrees
as rujnutes east. ~ follows
which point the notice Of location originally was
posted: thence degrees Is min east 80 feet NV
corner No. and point Of beginning; thence south
ieg is min W 600 n sw corner No. 2: thence OF
deg 90 min 1900 u Sc corner No 3; thence deg
is min cost eco II NE corner No 4; thence 81 deg
90 min w 1900 n NV corner No. and place Of be-
ginning, survey ~ exterior boundaries from corner
No. g. IT, g. mineral monument No. bears rs deg
81 min w 1888 feet distant; area 1881 acres; no
conflicts.
me said mining claim being Of record In the ofBce
Of the Recorder OF said mining district at HALEY, In
Altnras county, Idaho The nearest known locations
being the Opfhr survey No. I'D the east. and the
John Boyle ursurveyed mining claim on the west
Ans ard all persons claiming adversely the mining
ground vein lode, premises any portion thereof 10
described, surveyed, plated and applied Tor.
hereby notified that unless their adverse claims
duly flied according Law and the regulations there
nnder, within sixty days from the date hereof with
the Register OF the u. s Land Office, at HALEY, Al
uras county. Idaho Territory, they will be barred by
sirtnre Of the provisions Of the Statute.
direct that this notice be published in the ELaoRS
BuLLsris. ct Rocky Bar, In said Eimore county,
Idaho, the newspaper published nearest the said
mining claim. for the period o. sixty day.
S. II. McCAnrY, attorney for claimant.
First publication March Is.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-12
ETHEL & SMITH.
DRUGGISTS
AND
STATIONERS.
Rocky Bar, idaho.
Summons.

In the District Court Of the second Judicial District
Territory Of Idaho. In and for the
County Of Elnore
IneE ?. Hays Plaintiff
Zachary T Hays, Defendant
The People Of the United States IN the Territory Of
Idaho send Greeting 10 Zachary I. Hays, de.
PENDANT.
Yon ars hereby required 10 appear in an action
brought against YOU by thu above nAmesi plaintiff in
the District Court Of the second Judicial District OF
the Territory II Idaho. in and for the county Of VI
more. and 20 answer the complaint hied therein
within ten days texelusiye Of the day OF seryicel
alter the service on you o. this summons-h served
within this county n served out Of this county,
bot In this district then within twenty days ether.
~tse within forty daysor Judgment By default sill
be taken against you, according 10 the prayer OF
said complaint
The ~aid action Is brought 10 obtain decree dis.
solving the bonds Of matrimony heretofore and now
existing between plaintiff and defendant. and plain.
til prays that the custody, control and possession OF
this two children, Jesse NJ, Hays and ". Naomi HAYS,
he Ad!udged % the plaintiff, and plaintiff prays for
her costs VI suit. The ground on which said Iudg-
ment and decree claimed and asked ID that de
PENDANT has wiifuy deserted and failed 10 provide
for plaintiff tor the last year proceeding the com
mencement Of this action, all o. which will more
fully appear by she complaint now on tile In my
office. 10 which reference Is hereby made.
And you are hereby notified that II YOU fall to Ap
pear and the said complaint, above re
quircd the said plaintiff will apply to the Court fol
the relief demanded their Ia.
Given under my hand and the seal II the Distrie
Court of the Second Judicial District OF III.
IL s. Territory Of Idaho, In and for the SAID
County Of Elmore, this 25th day Of March
IN the year of our Lord one thousand eigh
hundred and ninety.
SOL HAsBRoOK, Clerk,
Mr29w5 BY ". Z. wIcKERsuAs, Deputy
s. II. McCartY, attorney Tor plaintiff.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-12
Euxuuaona.

III shs paass4 Court q the second judicial District,
Territory o. Idaho. IN and ios ths County
q Elmore.
caArk BENSON. plaintiff.
Pine Grove Gold Mining Company. eorpor.
alton, defendants.
ms rs,pls Of The United States IN the Territory II
Idaho send 0rccting 10 Pins Grove Gold
Mining Company, a corporation. defendant
You are hereby required 10 appear In action
brought awanst you hy the above named plaintiff In
the District Court % the Second judicial District Of
the Territory Of Idaho In and for the County Of VI
more aud TO answer thu complaint Sled therein,
within days Exclusive OF the day o. servee) after
he service on 70. q ths sam1cns ssrssd within
this district, then within twenty days. otherwise
within forty days--or Judgment BY default win be
taken against you, according 70 ths prayer Of said
The sasa action l. brought % rseoser o. you tho
said defendant the Of ~ SSH with interest al
in o. 8 gold coin, alleged 10 be duo said pziutin and
ether parties, for labor performed At your defend
ants, request and other parties for ssia.s.e con
xiaration assigned their claims 70 piAintiH In The
above entitled action, follows:
ID. r. Deaiey, ssl0b0;
George capton, ss4sTs;
4 II. Thomas ez9s5D.
| ID EgiehaFt, s362. so,
Jezse Caldwell, $4,000.
Thomas Dealey, S1&3.0o, and
Clark Benson. plaintiff, stgS4oo;
And such other and further relief % 10 the Court
may seem Just and equitable.
And you are hereby notified that n you fall 10 APP
pear and answer the said complaint, ss above re-
auired the said plaintiff will take judgment by de-
fault, according 10 the prayer OF the complaint,
which references 10 hereby made ioE o. Is and
interest from February I, 1850
Given under my hand and the seal al the District
Court Of the sseopd Judicial District OF the
[L-Sl Territory Of Idaho. In and for the said
County Of Ehnore, this 18th day II Fehru.
airy, In the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety.
s. II. HAYS, Clerk.
Fefsx5 Nv w. C. wicgKRsaAs, Deputy.
d H. McCarty, attorney for plaintiff.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-12

lT5ih Edition Nov Ready.
A book oil over 800 pages,
giving more information OF
value 10 advertisers than any
other pui,iicAtion ever "
ra,etI II silva. tf,a name a.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-12
ELnoag COUNTY OFFICIALS

comnlizsioners-F P. cavAnah, chairman: y. D.
Stbsii, ~ n stockton.
Dis;Flc. AttoFnes-sD. y, Maldron.
Pr1hate JndSd Isaac cilp.
Auditor and kseeFiss-lehn 7, Gilman.
sheriff -1reeae White.
Assessor and Caliector--G. A. Payne
Trcaaurer-tseu u. Golden.
supt. Of scheols-Ans Emma Henderson.
CnroneF-Ds p. = Wright
surveyor h. y. fosasY
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-12
Administrator'e Notice.

In The matter Of the Estate Of William A. Knop,
Doceasesl.
Notice i hereby given b. the undersigned, admin
isifafor OF the estate a William A knop docoAsed,
70 TIM eresiitors Of and al peFsons having claims
against sd estate 10 exhibit the saaas with the Rse
asaTy yoaeherS within four naaasAs isnsa ths Brst
publication oi this notiro 10 the ugsaerslted a rs
rtsidsHre IN Atlanta, klinoFa COUNTY, Idaho Tesris
tory. JOHN IlOlIANn A,tn,I,Iair,fnr
Atlanta. Idaho, ~. ~, IsSa /.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-12
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING

ever newspaper published. having a circulation
ainz ~ the American Newspaper Directory Of more
man z5eo copies each Issue with the cost TAR line
ier ADVERTISING In them. list Of the bess papers Of
l.sai tfreulAtion, In every city and town OF more
than 5.ooo population with prices hy ths inch fog one
m1ntb special lists ~ daily, country village aDd
eass papers hAFwAin Offers ~ value % small adsrr-
assslsefs " these Wishing 70 experiment indieously
with small amount Of Isouey shows ssSneIuslyeiy
now 70 get the most service for the money etr.
ssnt post paid 20 any hrnsA Tor 20 ensA Address
Sko I. howElL Co, Pal.lishers and tEelaral Al,
seFtising Agents, 10 spruce street. Nee York City.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-12
JoB PRESS FOR SALE.

A Standard lever job pr IS. 7xll in
side chase, is offered for 81 le cheap for
cash. For particulars wri te to
u. M. PAYNE,
Rocky Bar,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1890-04-12
FIRsT-CLAss and POPULAR HosTELRY.

HAS large and wen ventilated Sleeping
Sample Rooms for Commercial travellers
every appointment the Emoe when srriy
ing the depot
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-05-01

five persons from drowning near that city at
different times since 1880.
David Quillehute and Capt. Jimmy. two QuiI-
lehute Indians, for aiding in the rescue Of per-
sons from the steamer Widewest wrecked on
the Pacific Coast in January last.
Capt. Jos. Il. Sears Of the steamer Kanawha,
for rescuing the crews Of the steamship CleODa-
ira aud the steamboat Crystal Wave, in coils
ion off the Delaware coast in October last.
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Surg IT. ~ Martin, who was detached from
the Asiatie Station in March last, has reported
his return home and has been placed ON sick
leave.
Brig. Gen. A. W. Greedy, Chief Signal Officer,
has been ordered 10 inspect TIE signal stations
yer, Colo; Salt Lake City, Utah, and Omaha,
Neb.
Capt. William Krause. Sd Inf, has been
placed on the Retired List
Capt. Joseph III. Dorst. 9Th Cav. has been re-
lieved from duty at the Military Academy and
has been granted leave of absence for one year
with permission to 20 abroad.
Col. Alfred l.. Hough, 9th Inf, has been
placed on the Retired List.
NEW APPOINTEEs.
The following nominations were sent 70 thu
Senate by the President last week:
John P. Jackson, of California, to be Assist
ant Treasurer of the United States at San
Francisco, Cal.
James Low, Of New York. to be Collector Of
, Customs for the District Of Niagara, y. Y.
John G. Fremont, of New York to be a Ma
jOr-General, United States Army, on the Re-
/ tired List.
| John T. Ensor, United States Attorney for
| the District Of Maryland.
| William +. Airey, United States Marshal for
| the District of Maryland.
Receivers Of Public MOneys-Alexander s.
Jackson. at New Orleans; Thomas 3. shannon,
at San Francisco; James II. DaB5kin, at Ali
ance, Neb.; James Whitehead, az Broken Bow,
| Neb.
/ Registers Of the Land Ofiee-John Reese, at
| Broken Bow, Neb; Frederick u. Darlington,
at Alliance, Seb.
Robert S. Gardner, Of West Virginia, Indian
I Inspector.
John E. FL. Helms, Agent for the Santee IN
/ dams in Nebraska.