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AFTER THE GRIPPE.
The Grippe Responsible for More Deaths
after Recovery than During it's Course
How to Avoid the Danger.

The Grippe Responsible for More Deaths
after Recovery than During it's Course
How to Avoid the Danger.
Grippe. in itself, is bad enough, facilitating
enough but it is the after effects, the sownsss OF
recovery that give 1t It's great danger. In most
cases the person did not have sufficient vitality to
rally after the disease itself had passed The forces
OF nature were too weak to contend with the debit
ity which the Grippe had left.
1t is sad to think how many people have died who
might have been saved If nature had been properly
assisted and fortified after the Grippe had
been driven from the system Many physi-
clans realized this fact. and assisted their pa
tients over the dangerous after affects by bracing
up and stimulating their systems This was, and
can be done in but one way, and that is by the
steady and moderate use Of some pure yet power
full stimuIant. There is but one absolutely pure
and medicinal stmulant known to the profession
and to the public, and that is Dufy's Pure Malt
Whlskey. The most prominent scientists and ply.
sicians of the land endorse its purity and value It
is not a new whiskey, it has been before tho
public for years. 1t is not cheap decoetion but
pure dlstilIation. 1t imparts tone to the system
possible in no other manner and sends the blood
coursing through the veins with renewed vigor 1t
is superior in every respect and however much any
INSCRIPTIONS druggist or grocer may seek to lead
you TO believe to the contrary do not be deceived
lag II FIR
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SAN DIEGO. Feb. 1.-Charles Benoit.
who was sentenced to ten years imprison-
meut in the penitentiary Monday, started
north to-day in company Of a deputy con-
stable, but was detained at Los Angeles by
a telegram from the Sheriff to the effect
that Benoit was needed IN a case pending
against his wife. To-day Judge Torrance
issued an order to suspend the execution of
the sentence until the further order Of the
court, pending the appeal that Benoirs at
torueys will make to the Superior Court
The prisoner will be brought back and
lodged in the County Jail.
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trunks. Lake ascertaned that Thomas j.
Humphry, sailor, was the thief, and at
coat, vest and two pairs of pants that he
had stolen from some of the rOomers.
Humphrey acknowledged the theft and
was locked up at the North HARDER Station
for nettY larceny.
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The Carquinez Bridge.

enthusiastically we are RECALLED with a
fresh rumor concerning the prpoSed bridge
across the Strait of Carquinez. No one
doubts that it will come some day, and in
deed it has been given out by prominent
railroad officials that it was in the pro-
gramme of the future, but when is the ques-
ton. A paragraph in the Oakland En-
Quirer alludes to the report that at the con-
ference held lately IN New York betw cen
Messrs. Huntington, Stanford and Colonel
Fred Croker, the long talked-o of bridge over
CarQuinez Strait, just above Vallejo juno
tiOn, was seriously discussed. Mr.. Hunting
ton is said to be faYoring the project.
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Investigation Of the Management
by the v. R. c.
Northern COnYOoaiiOn Of Episcopal Minis
tGTS in San Rafael
Increased Excitement in San Diego Over In
CeEdiirY FiF3S-Atlempt TO Burn
Prominent Hotel.

SAN JOSE. Feb, 11.-An investigation oil
the management Of the Woman's Relief
Corps Home at Evergreen, near this city,
was begun here to-day by the department
officers Of the Womau's Relief Corps.
There were present. Mrs. Emma l. Gil
Hneham Of Santa Barbara Department.
President; MIS- Jennie L. SOuthwoTth OF
~oekron. Senior Wee President; Mrs.
Eliza Brown Of Santa Cruz, Junior Vice
President; Captain A. W Barrett Of Los
Angeles and Dr. Wharf, Of the Advisory
Board. The Governor was represented by
General John F. Sheehan Half a dozen
former iumatca of the home were exam
iaed. who said thai the matron made them
work hard. gave them little food and of
POOR quality. This occurred in May, 1890.
Three Of the present inmates Of the home
said the matron furnished food as good as
any clearinghouse and they had no cause
o. complain. The Investigation viii be re-
Sumed Tomorrow
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q. \. L. MEETING.
The Eleventh Annual E1campment in Session
ar Salem

The Eleventh Annual E1campment in Session
at SALEM.
SALEM, Feb. 1.-THE eleventh annual
eursmpme4t of the G. A. r. and Womans
Relief Corps, Department Of Oregon, began
here This afternoon. Delegates are here
from nearly every post in the State, and the
city Is handsomely decorated IN their honor.
The delegates were met at the train by
tie local posts and the National Guard and
escorted to the national headquarters. This
afternoon a meeting was held in the opera
house aud the Mayor welcomed the dele
gates TO The city. The delegates then pro-
ceeIed 60 the State House, where a business
session was held this afternoon and evening.
The annual report Of Department Cons
UUnder SOmmeTs shows that there are fifty
two posts in tie State, the same number as
one year ago. The total membership is 1891,
"a gain Of GG over the previous year There
were tWenty-,ix deaths during the year and
SO suspensions.
At to-uighfs session Pendleton was
cl 0sen as The place for holding tie next en-
pqmUmput
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THE CENSUS BUREAU.
An Investigation Being Made by Order Of the
President

PRESIDENT.
New YORK, Feb. Il A Washington
special says that two days ago the President
ordered an Investigation of the Census Blu
Teau. The special states IL was tried to
keep the investigation secret, but some Of
Porter's friends heard Of II and were very
much inCensed at that mode Of procedure.
When the secret invest CATION was ordered.
Porter 8as not IN the city, and had been
away for several weeks. The reason for
the investigation is said to be letter from
the President Of the St. Louis Furniture
Board Of Trade declaring the bureaus fig
ures on the manufacturing statistics were
inaccurate. The Secretary OF the Interior
appointed a. g. Common, appointment
clerk Of the department, and George
Evans, disbursins officer 10 examine into
the condition Of tie work Of tie Census
Office, and to ascertain its future needs
The Secretary states he has no suspicion Of
wrOng-doing, and be takes this course 20
satisfy himself as TO the exact condition Of
the Office
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A Others See Us.

AoHlaUUIA tUHIUJ oehIIHbI'
We are indebted TO Mrs. Martha Udell
Ballou of SaticOy. CAL. for copy of the
Ventura Free Press. BY this paper it is
plain to be seen that we here in the shorn
East are fooling away lots of time by not
living in Southern California. One man
made $4,000 in six years. His original
capital was S1l50 and consumptive wife.
He made his money in raising young orange
trees, etc. We are not told as to whether
his wife recovered or not. Ventura County
is In one of the best sections for English
walnuts, olives, prunes, plums, figs oranges,
lemons, etc.
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Nnltnn Wins His Caan

PoRT TOWNSEND, Feb. 1.-THE case of
the State against T. }. Notion, charged with
obtaining money under false pretenses, re-
suited in the discharge Of the defendant TO-
day. the prosecution having failed TO make
cut n case. Notion IS prominent merchant
If Port Townsend and was formerly Vice
President Of the Port Townsend National
Bank. He owed the bank $3.50 and the
bank instituted criminal proceedings while
Notion was in Mexico Oh business 1t is
stated Notion will bring suit against tile
bank for 500, 600 for malicious prosecution
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wood City.whe am engaged in agricultural bust
ness. and shall bs pleased at any time to suOstanti
ate this statement" - .--
(Signed) JEROME Ofs1-LE.
Sufferers from rheumatism, Asthma, Cons ump-
ton, Catarrh. Dyspepsia. Indigestion Scrctula,
Female Weakness, Seminal Weakness, Cancer,
Heart Disease, Bronchitis, Eruptions. salt hheum.
TapeWorm, Deafness, any Sexual Diseases LOST
Manhood. Malaria. Urinary Troubles, Plies, Fis-
tula, UIceratiOns and all Rectal Diseases, Bowel
Troubles. should call at once Low charges, within
the reach of all. combined with the best Inedlcal
and surgical skill Consultation, advice and THOR
ough examination free to patients. \ friendly Iaik
may save you thousands OF dollars or years OF
suffering. and perhaps your life. Young, mldule-
AGED OF Old mea suffering from the effects OF IoIles
and excuses restored TO perfect health, nauhoOd
and vigor. Each visitor seen privately ana ali com
muufcatiOus received in sacred confidence.
Out-0f-tOwn patients treated with UNFAILlNH
SUCCESS through correspondence; one visit de-
sirabIe. but not necessary. Medicines sent safely
and free from observation to any part Of the coun-
try. Write for symptom blank TO Ill out aud let
ter fully explaining your disease, giving advice,
etc, will he returned free.
Beware OF mpostors who take a name similar to
ours and by initiating our style OF advertise en-
deavor 10 miSlead the public. This is the only Cos
mopoIitan Dspeasary on the Pacific Coast
Open daily from A NJ 10 9:SO P NJ sundays
from a NJ. to p. NJ.
Send 10 cents for Sexual secrets" book every
man should read.
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WORK OF INCENDIARIEs.

Attempt TO Burn Prominent Hotel in San
Diego.
SAN DIEGO, Feb. 1.-THE excitement
created in this city by several recent incen-
diary fires rather increases than diminisnes
a chambermaid in the Metropolitan Hotel,
one Of the best buildings here, early yester-
day morning found a lighted lamp almost
under bed. Attached to the lamp was a
coil Of rope cOiled near a window, the inten-
ton evidently being to throw the rope out
OF the window, then from outside pull the
rope and upset the lamp, setting the bed on
FIRE. The parties, however, were evidently
scared of. All the hotels, lodging-houses
and public buildings are COW well guarded
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SPRINGFIELD, H., Feb. 11.-In the con-
tempt Of court case Of Richard Dowle, Cen
eral Manager Of the Great Eastern Fast
Freight Line at Detroit. the contempt oc-
curing during the investigation before
the United States Grand Jury regarding
the alleged violation Of the interstate com
merce law by cutting rates, Judge Allen, in
the United States District Court to-day, de-
cided that DOWle need not answer questions
that would incTiminate himself.
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JAMES G.. FAIR JR.
lie Dies Suddenly This Morning
of Heart Disease.

James G. Fair Jr died suddenly of heart
disease at = 40 o'clock this morning in his
room at the Lick House. He returned from
a trip to New York on Wednesday evening,
and on his arrival at the hotel he appeared
20 be enjoying his usual health.
Yesterday afternoon he complained of
trouble in the region of the heart and sent for
Drs. Rogers and TAFT, who attended him until
the eBd. So sudden was the attack that but
lew of his friends knew of it, His father
was present at the bedside and was almost
Frustrated with grief.
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rrial for Cattle.stealin

OROvILLE, Feb. II. - Trials have been
going on here for nearly two months over
the stealing Of band of catt.e. Two men
on the same evidence were sent TO prison
che was acquitted and in two cases the jury
disagreed. The District Attorney at o CLOCK
moved to dismiss the remaining prisoners,
four in number. Seventy witnesses nave
been examined. and the trials have cost the
county nearly $4,000.
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PrrTsBURG, Feb. 1L-Traverse, a men,
Der Of a prominent Boston family, has been
brought all the way from Alaska in irons
and Will be confined in the Baltimore Mad
house. For over twenty years he lived on
the island Of Japonsky, which he pre-
empted, and where he was known as the
Duke Of Japonsky. He there spent his
time writing poetry, reading and raising
vegetables
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CHICAGO, Feb. 11.-Judges Gresham and
BIodgelt to-day accepted the resignation Of
Hegewisch as receiver Of the United States
Rolling Stock Company, and William Lane
receiver for the property in New ! ork be-
longing TO the company, was appointed in
his stead. Lane will take possession at
once, lay the employees the arrears Of wages
due them and proceed TO finish up all the
contracts. 1t is thought the company will
eventually be TeOTganized.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
It's RaVages on the Human
System.
TWo-thirds of Mankind
Are Afflicted.

n ERVoUS DEBILITY is PROBABLY THE
more hopes than any trouble that human flesh Is
OF the present time are victims OF nervous debility,
and OF this number less than half realize IT, They
know they have gloomy thoughts. a depression OF
miad, an impaired memory, a stupid and dull head
ache and at times feel extremely weak but attrib-
ute IL to any other cause but the right one. They
feel anguld, irritable, restless but they cannot eI-
plain why They know there s something wrong
but do not know what that something is. How
many thousand business men have IN their mad
rush for wealth exhausted their nerve force. How
many more are I'm the same condition from the re-
suit Of abuses and ndu gences. There is a limit TO
the strength of the human body. II a violiuist
grinls away one string for a great length or
time is bound by all natural laws give way. It
certainly should not require ton Of brains for one
TO realize that nervous debility is not going to
Itself. The dying conSumptive generally feels better
when death IS near. He is simply deluded by false
hope. So Is the debilitated man who thinks Nature
alone Will cure him 1t true Nature will great
deal IL will not set broken limb. You help ma
ture, though, BY properly setting the broken limb.
and it Will do the rest II you give proper nerve
remedies nature will take hold and cure nervous
debility. Gayanism. electricity and hydr1pathic
treatment have been the means OF recreatiug the
nerve power and yigOr IN thousands OF men who
have been treated at the Cosmopolitan DispsnSaTy,
Stockton, Ellis and Market streets. There ara
specialists on their staff OF physicians who
made the weakness OF men life study Many
fOrtunates before taking this method of treat eut
have had nothing TO look forward to but a life OF
absolute misery.
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NEW RAIN METER.

The Simplest Way to Ascertain the An
nuRl Rainfall.
When. by the constant condensation of
aqueous vapor. the individual vapor vesicles
become larger and heavier, and when finally
individual vesicles unite they form regular
drops. which fall as rain. At great heights
raindrops are very small, but they increase
as they fall, for from their low temperature
they condense on their surface the aqueous
yapor of the layers of air through which
they fall. The quantity of rain that falls an
nually in any given place, or the annual rain
fall, is measured by means of rain gauge
or MIN vompter
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SAN FRANCISCO TO new YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE,
February 16, 1892.

Wagner Palace Sleeping Buffet Car viii
leave for New York City, without change, via
the VANDERBILT LINES and most direct
route, thus enabling passengers to step into
the car at San Francisco, alighting at Grand
Central Station, New York City, without
change. For reservations and particulars call
or address
CARLTON c. CRANE,
Pacific Coast Agent 10 Montgomery Street.
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a Grievance Committee.

OMAHA. Feb 12.-Grand Chief Conductor
Clarke, Fice-GTand Master Morrissey, also
General Manager Clark, are here, and the
affairs Of the Union Pacific Grievance Com
mittee are coming TO a head. The former
two officials met this afternoon 10 discuss
the line Of action. and joint meeting Of the
two committees was held this evening 1t
was proposed that the General Manager be
asked 20 give them a hearing to-morrOW.
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Suffer horticultural Society.

On next Wednesday the Suffer County
horticultural Society will meet in the Court
House at Yuba City. II viii be q conven-
ton of delegates from Shasta. Tehama,
Butte, Colu sa. YOlo. Iuba and Suffer coun-
ties, to discuss the adyisablity of organizing
a Worlds Fair Association Of the Upper
Sacramento Valley. in accordance with the
plan recently proposed by General y. I.
Chapman Of Red Bluff
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EPISCOPAL MINISTER'S.
Co1vocation Of the Diocese Of Northern Cali
fornia at San Rafael

f0rnia at San Rafael.
San RAFAEL, Feb. 1.-The c0nvoca-
ton Of ministers of tie Episcopal Church
Of the Diocese Of Northern California
con vened here last evening. The at
tendance was unusually large, thrty-three
cergymen being present Bishop Nichols
presided, ami was ably assisted by Dean
Kelly Cf Fresno. There was large at
tendance at the services and it is said that
this is the most successful session Of The
convention. The visiting clergymen were
Hospitality received by the members Of the
Episcopal Church. and expressed them
selves as more than pleased with their re-
ceptiOn. a vote Of thanks was unani-
mously rendered to the Rev. DR.. Story Of
San Rafael for faYors and attention to the
visiting cleIgymen during the session.
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Mr.. Jerome Celle was a
victim OF nervous debjl.
ity for some years. he
writes - suffered from
general debility for years
and paid considerable
money to physicians. but
the disease Oamed their
skin, and / was about to
give up all hope OF ever
recovering when advised
TO try the Cosmopolitan
Dispensary, which / fiat
Iy did as a last resort,
and | bless the day that
l did, for they have sue
ceeded VIII ere others
failed. Their wonderful
treatment has made me
a new man. They thor
oughly cured me. For
twenty-five years l have
lived 10 California and
for nine wears in Red
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Sacramento Races.

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 1.-THE Blood-horse
Association, having decided that its racing
meeting viii conclude Saturday, Nav :, the
Capita Turf Club tonight announced that
its spring meeting would commence on the
Monday following and continue all the week
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Field Indicted for Poreerv

New YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Grand Jury to-
dav returned an Indictment for forgery
against Edward NJ. Field. 1t is alleged
that be forged the name of T. Moore to a
bill Of lading for large quantity of wheat
last November.
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CAUGHT IN THE ACT.

Thomas Humphrey Arrested for Stealing
From LOdgers.
Officer Lake of the Harbor Police arrested
a pretty bold thief yesterday in the lodging
house at IL Jackson street. Several Of the
men rooming in thehouse missed articles of
clothing which were taken from their
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The franchise granting TO the Metropolitan
Railway Company the additional right of
way over Eddy street, from Powell to
Mason, has been signed by the Mayor. This
gives the company the choice of tapping
Market street either at Mason or Powell;
the latter, in the estimation of most bust
ness men, being preferable.
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ONLY ONE ROUND.
d" JUST FOR A LARK
Plumber Melville Finds Himself Charged
With Bigamy.

With Bigamy.
Ebenezer Melville, alias Forsythe, a
plumber of 1924 Post street. was arrested
Yesterday on a complaint charging him with
bigamy. The prosecutrix is Eleanor l..
Sorenson, servant-girl at 1880 Howard
street She alleges that she was married to
the plumber on October % when he already
had wife living with him on Post street.
This woman. who is known as Mrs. For
sythe. admits that she has been living with
the accused. but says she was never mar
ried to him for the very good reason that
she has IA husband living in Scotland. She
further says the plumber married the do
mestic lust for lark while drunk"
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a cnnnoeaa Mnrdered Man pa1nrns

HELENA, Mont. Feb. 1l.-During Sep
tember last at Bedford. Peter Woods. a rail-
road man, killed man who was recognized
as 4. A. Short Of Butte. Woods was con-
vleted and is now serving life sentence in
the penitentiary. The Public Admlnsira-
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Cut on Wnh Five Dollars.

Annie f. Schofeld-Long has asked the
Superior Court to revoke the will Of Miles
Schofied. her father. who left an estate
valued at So, COO. She was cut off with s.,
and alleges undue influence on the part OF
Jane Schufield.
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MONMOUTH, H.. Feb. 1l.-Opera House
Block is on fire at midnight and will be en-
tirely consumed. The block contains eight
business houses. Other blocks are in dau-
ger. The loss will be heavy, but the par
ticUlars cannot be given al this time.
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SAN DIEGO, Feb lie. f. Herr, Travel
ing Passenger Agent for the Union Pacific
Railway, and Miss Mary Stewart daughter
of w. W. Stewart, one Of the oldest mer-
chants in this city, we're married at noon
to-day and LETT for the north on the alter
NOON train.
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Union League "Lndies, Nirht. -

The Union League will give ladies
night" next Thursday. It will be grand
affair The club-roOms will be decorated
will pay a special visit to the league.
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Fnllnwino Eis I.eadar

OMAHA. Feb. 12.-Hon. John NJ. Thurs
TON, general attorney Of the Union Pacific,
to-day announced as a result OF Blaine's let
ter that he would not be q candidate for the
Vice-Presidency before the Republican Con-
YentiOn.
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New Electric Road.

SANTA CRUZ, Feb. 1.-THE Common
Council this evening granted a franchise to
the Santa Cruz Garfield Park and CapitOla
Electric Railway Company for branch
line from Walnut avenue, on Center street,
to the site of the proposed new union depot
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tor took charge of the estate Of the deceased.
4 A short has now appeared in Butte,
proved that he is still alive and taken charge
of his own estate 1t is now aseertained
that the murdered man was W. A. Short,
fOrnprIy Of Illinois.
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COOLIDGE \. Mex. Feb. 12.-Thereis no
trutu in the reports sent from this vicinity,
that the cowboys had a fight with Navajo
Indians yesterday and killed three Uf them.
Everything IS quiet now, and probably no
serious trouble VIII CccTr.
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Rudyard Kipling Arrives.

NEW YORK, Feb. 11.-Rudyard KIplIng
arrived from Europe this morning with his
wife and mOtbeT-in-law and sster-in-aw.
He says: Il may go to San Francisco, but
don't know. When l will start ] really
dnn'l know"
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GOLD REFUSED.
A Man With $500 in Dust Has Difficulty
in Raising $50.

NtHNWId tItG Itss.
George Gleason, the miner from the
Frazier mining district came in town last
Saturday with little jug full of gold-dust-
some ninety odd Ounces-wOrth over $500.
He had been doing some assessment work
at the mine and wanted to file affidavits
with the County Recorder but having only
the dust for coin, he had to SkirmiSh around
pretty lively before a raise of $50 could be
made. He thought that this country was
getting in a bad way when gold-dust would
not pay for what he wanted, and after
spending Sunday with the bows in town he
pulled out on Monday on his return to the
ErnZinr
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Miscellaneous.

Robberies are of almost nightly occur
renee at Albuquerque. n. Mex, and the
police are entirely unable to obtain a clew
to the criminals.
There is talk of establishing an Arbor
day for Arizona. but the Prescott Citizen
says the climate of the State is so varied
that one ArbOr day would not suit all local
tiles.
1t is reported that there is likelihood of
railroad being constructed from Helena,
Mont. to Castle, in the same State, during
he coming season. Some $4,000 has al
eady been subscribed toward the enter
nrisp
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Swiss BenoroIont Sncintx.

elected the following officers: President,
Antoine Borel; Vice-PreSident, John II.
Fritschi; Treasurer, John Freuer; Score
tary. Charles Rybner; Collector, K. Macs
trplti
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Dead In His Room.

Harry Baldwin, native of Ohio, aged 45
years. was found dead in his room at 235
Kearny street at 40 o'clock last evening.
Death is supposed to have resulted from
natural causes. The body was removed to
the Morgue, and an autopsy will be held to-
day.