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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-07

HIGHLAND LioHrs, Mass, Jan. O.
The gale that ueyellpei here yuster.
day increased to the worst northeast
storm thus far this season during the
night. The rrn thunders against the
ellis the entire length OF the coast.
Two barks and the schooner Alma
Cummings were driven southeast 10
scaward. The steamer Chatham
which passed out for Baltimore ut noon
was laboring heavily. One steamer, one
square rugged vessei anu Ave schooners
are storm bound near PrOvincetown.
There IL no sign Of change OF weather.
The train duo from Boston at u. M,
has not arrived, the tracks being iiileI
with snow.
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LAND OFFICE DECISION.

Ne bride Gets the rIIn 60 lao Acres
la rpcSm,.
TACOMA, Wash, Jan. 5.-By n de.
clsi1h ~ thc general land oil GO, John
q. Mcbride gets possession OF and title
10 l2j acres OF land In the city of
Tacoma which il valued at hnif n
million dOllats. In 1889 twenty oiti.
h'ns Of Tacoma filed ON lanu IN min.
eTal claims Of twenty acres each.
Mcbride bought these claims At from
500 10 $500 each, put $1,000 into
improvements aud then applied for
patents. This was refused and sftsr n
twenty two Jays legal fight Ia the local
lana Office tue case was decided against
him. Ia February, 1892, he appealed
TO tue general land Office and decision
made public and this discovery pfecipi.
tgted n failure.
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beli, who IL now at Colorado Springs,
Colo. nnJ Mrs. Charles Pfatt Of Brook.
lyu, n. Y. LtdJ was one Of the
piliats nud funiers OF the First
Presbyterian Cnuich In this city aud
was tue friend Of iU1llc charities. II
was MS custom 10 ret aside onc.tenth
OF biz net income Tor charitable
purpose. HisUstite Is cstimatod To be
worth twelve million uoliats. IL
cSnslsts largely OF real estate In this
city anu Washington state.
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Ntorm In Now IcrsrY.

LONG BRA NciI, n. J, Jan. GA
fierce snow aud rain fell along the
Jersey coast has brought terrible dam.
age 10 property. Heavy seas are rum
Ming. Shrewsbury hotel az Seabright
Is being undermined. The street ia
being washed away by raging sea,
whicn has caused the stopping OF the
trains. The famous iron pier Is total
wreck, The entire blud on Chelsea
avenue IL gone while the bulk heads
anu other portions OF the bluff are
greatly damaged.
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A FAILURE.
Tho Leeds Land inproyemont Com.
many, sioux cay, Iowh

SIouN CITY, Iowa, Jan, 6.--Thc
Leeus Land Improvement Company
OF this city failed today with liabilities
OF $500, 900 and assrts Of less than ono
million, mostly IN real estate on which
scarcely the amount Of the liabilities
eau be realized. The company was
organized TO build the manufacturing
suburb OF Leeds tor speculative puf.
poses. Ia doing ~ Il Incurred indehr.
eInoss over It's Income Tor this sale OF
property. Some holders " prior liens
commenced 10 push claims, anu John
|. Brooks, II Boston financial nnu, was
sent TO interest eastern stockholders In
raising money to satisfy them, II. q,
Henderson, "A local creditor, found he
had raised 100000, but mlsapprOprl.
ated It, ami this discovery proclpltated
the failure. The failure carries down
with II tho American Security Com
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TME pnOnEEnI .ns.


II was II quarter to nine O'Clock wher
the second sot OF minutes was dis
posed OF. At that time President
LOofbourow asked whether 1t was tn,
pleasure OF the council 20 proceed witt
me transaction OF regular business OIL
whether II was DESTROYS OF resolving
Itself into 10 committee Of the whole,
Liwson-I move that we resolv,
oufselves into committee of the
whole. Carried.
Looibourow left the chair and Coun.
Gilman Bearisley was ohosed president
pro TEN.
Loolbourow moved that tho meeting
DO held with open doors. Carried.
R'ch moved that the greatest free
uom be allowed the m-mbers Of the
council To question anu cros,.sxaminp
une commi,tee ON waterw0rks In thu
mailer OF the purchase OF the 1863 tons
olsineh waterpipe which the mayor
vetoed. Carried.
THE VETO MESSAGE READ.
:, me veto message which was pub.
issued In these columns on ednesIay
,ssl was read by the recorder on mo.
uoh OF Rich ms was also the vetoe.i
contact aud n miscellaneous lot OF
Sotftspondence bearing directly anu
lTnulfectIy ON tho purchase aud veto.
ino most important was the following.
10 The Honorable President and City
Councili
uentlemon-Wo beg leave to submit 10
Sout honorable body the following state
N,oul rotating To tho contract for $50 tons
nhlhch Pipe, referred TO by his honor.
e mayor, IN his veto message OF tho 3rd
t1si spring, we en'etod into contract
tn we Colorado Coal * Iron company.
ueoio' Colorado, purchasing OF thom
nn, s Satel price Por ton, no entire out
tS na ,heir mili for tho year 1892. Last
villed Tor bids for $50 tons OF six.insh
p,i"' Our bid was the lowest, ana we M
ce Heu ulteot0d the Colorado Coal q Iron
ninpahy 70 manufacture all the six-inch
Ipu possible. The conirac. was moi
wueu 10 us until some weeks later
,s p 'neh placed an order with the Colo.
arb p eoal * Iron company Tor 1850 tons.
Sn WIN an eastern firm an order for
lila cwhs. At about that time
pu,cSs ioiauo Coal 4 Fuel company
do V oa, ,ho entire plant OF the Coiora-
INN i,n... 49," COMPANY inc former
In M thored our contract and declined
III '. ule order. Wo NJ once commenced
with o' Violalion OF contract, and placed
ple,e G ill., mills orders for pipo TO com.
bnt cd ppe mas been slow in coming in
plo,o I,hbo o has been shipped to Com.
celyed contract, and is now being re
ihe ni,oy lho city. We have furnished
use. s1 'us,or than IL was required Tor
loss nor inoa 'no city has suffered neither
Wa 'r inconvenience by the delay.
0r", purchased fifteen cars n, nig: %, =,
ItwaS Inv whom wo had not dealt before
aud n hhipped suhJecl To inspection, here
by en.lo pald Tor II accepted, aa show,
Nreclnd ,'.e letter. Those cars wern
lrriysI ~ WINE ON route here. Before Ina
p" tue same we notified The supor.
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Index to This Paper.

p.or Lefty Council TelegraphIc DIS
patches. -,
P.ara-releeraphi Dispatched eontinuedl'-
Letter from Palestine.
PACE 3.-for Rural Readers.
PAur 4-Editorials. - saturday TAX Dy an
~ Editor.
PAGE s-ogden 1toms.-Local News
PACE O.-rho Record of 100.
"Contrlbutor" ndyt
PAGE THE Record Of Is tconiinuedl.
PACE s.--f.atcs, Local and Telesraphic News.
Plor a.-Dranatic and Lyric.-wes'crn News
Freed Furniture %. adyt
Plor io-Younrer Rcadcfs.-The Ear Sor'h'
Cohn BrOs. adyt
PAGE NV akcman'e wandcring..
lions savings Bank ad't'
PAar IL The Tendency OF the AGE.
Walker Bfos a fyler %. adVt
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Light weight Bai,Ie,

AMSTERDAM, n. y, Jan. 1.-THE
fight between Jim Dome OF Amster.
dam and Billy Frazier for the 1880.
pound championship Of America
occurred early this mornlng In III.
presence Of 800 Sports. Alex Grog.
gains af San Francisco was referee
The fight was scientific and Dom,
knocked Frazier out In tho twelfth
round with right and left handers.
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BERLIN, Jan. GA minor who
tried to return a. work yesierda y after,
noon was ~ maltrsateI that he died
two hours later. Hundreds OF the
miners are anxious 10 redume work, but
fear TO do 30, a, they are threatened
win death by the leaders OF the
strikers.
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HOUSTON, Tex, Jan. 6.-At Hunts.
Vile last night Albert Mcdonald, 90
years old, son OF Albert Mcdonald,
wanted 10 ride certain horse to u
irolic, am his father no; o1nsonting, he
shot hinf dead, anu shot hls mother,
killing her also. About 300 negroes
assembled at the scene oi the murder
anu lynching WAS with difficulty
IrUNenl.n.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-It Is reported this
evening that Major NJ. p. Handy viii
probably resign his $1,000 position Us
chief OF the Worlds Fair bureau OF
publicity aud promotion, TO accept n
position ut SlO,O0O year as editor Of
the Worlds Fair catalogue for the
Conkey syndicate.
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s.seIe Mus. rrodnee III. Wiz.

NEW YORK, Jan. o. Justice Barrett
in tho Supreme curt today Issued a
writ o. hnbess corpus for the produc.
ton OF Mira. Edith Steele, said To be
Imprisoned by her hn,bsnd, DIR.
rheophiius Steele, at the Gilsey house
In this city. The writ Is returnable at
10 O'Clock tomorrow and was served
upon DR.. Steele ut the Gilroy house
this afternoon.
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rom, GOES ~.
soId On the chicago Change for SIS
u hnrrei.


CHICAGO, Jan. 0.-Pork sold on
Change today Mt the highest price
known IN years, SIS per barrel. For n
time II looged as II quotations would
jump TO so. Heavy transactions aud
great excitement marked the trading.
John Cudohy and Austin Wright
aided AMI abe by Norman b. Ream
are popularity supposed he tins master
spirits OF the dell. Manipulalors OF
the market are said on all ,sides 20 he
clearing enormous profits. by some
estimated to be millions. The main
spring under the market II the short.
age OF hogs. Pticss at TIRE yards showed
the greatest Jnrip, twenty 10 .tAcnty.
five cent higher, aad there h free
talk OF 50 hogs II tbs suppl does not
improve. The mstke, closed with.
III n shajo OF the highest prices OF the
day.
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AsnEvLLE, N. O., Jan. 6.-Corres.
pondcnls cent by the Caisen TO Bakers.
Vile, n. c., "Wednesday returned here
tonight worn out d Disguised having
travelled nearlya hundred miles with
horsea and In u continuous snow storm.
They ray there has been no trouble
Whatever Mt Bakersville nor IL there
reason TO eNpeCt any.
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KILLED N Murderer.

RALEIGH, n. O., Jan. 0.--January
let negro enter, tho house OF Ran.
dali Mcdonald, who lived with his
sisters, anu In an attempt 10 rob the
place shot the women, killing ohe out.
right and MORALLY wounding the
other, nnd the murderer later was
identified as Bob Ray. Last night
"a posse came upon him and riddled
him with bullets. Death was instan.
famous.
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CROISun spEAks.
Mnrphy. fIc says. wni lie Elected
.cnHtor.

Murphy. fic says. wan lie Elected
senator.
NEW YOaIS, jaw. G.--Sincc Glove.
lanu's utteTanceH relative 10 Murphy's
candidacy for tho senatorship, Richar 1
Croker has steadily declined 10 talk.
Today he spoke. II was tor the first
time. Hc was asked, "Do you think "
Murphy Ia olec,e Cleveland VIII take
w u position hosli . to Tanmany?D
Croker aaid he did not think Cleveland
would do 10. "No," no -ald. "rhr
wi'hes Oi the regular Dem lcracy will
DO respected by tho assembly ami Muir
ply Will be elected. Mr.. Cleveland IL
not the SORT OF nun TO turn on u be.
cause our candidate II elected. Com.
mon gratitude wOuli be enough, for
we did not turn when hc was victorl.
GUS"
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SPOKANE FALLS, Jan. CT IA re-.
ported here tonight that the last spike
In the Great Northern was either
driven at O'Clock this evening or will
be driven carly In the morning.. The
connection was made in the Cascade
mountain, u few miles beyond the
summit.
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Evans und sontng In Mexico.

SAN DrEdo, Cal, Jan. GA report
from the town OF Tia Jusna, across tho
Mexican boundary, states that Evans
and Sontag, the train robbers, have
been seen there anu Identified. No
arrests have been made rs no extradi.
ton papers are at hand.
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Royalisis DcspairIng,

LONDON, Jan. 6.-The Paris CORE.
spondent OF the Ddiy heiOs says: "rhe
RDyalists are despairing OF Comte De
Paris, on account OF his apathy In plot
ting In n hotel In Madrid instead OF
boldly entering France as emperor.
Advanced members OF the party talk OF
asking him 10 abiicate in favor OF the
Duke OF Orleans.
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BOISE, Ida, Jan. Ga bill was
passed by the house today which will
be the cause Of settling the convicts in
the Idaho penitentiary at wora In the
stone quarries TO secure material 10
build nigh stone wall enclosure OF the
Ave acre tract around the prison and
for other purposes, The measure Ia tn
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THE CANAL SCANDAL.
Much More Remains 10 BIO Revealed,
a is said.

PARIS, Jan. On. DolaHaye pub.
fishes this morning an important let.
tor, narrating how no fulfilled his
commission t0 expose the Panama
canal scandal. a certain person came
TO him, he says, with fac smile OF tho
original list OF senators and deputies
who accepted Panama funds. Tho
list was shown to him, however, upon
condition that he would not reveal tho
names, but merely take steps TO com-
pei the chamber OF deputies itself to
undertake the exposure. NJ. Della
Haye says subsequent events amply
confirmed all tue statements OF his In.
Dormant. Ho adds much more
remains to bs revealed.
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BERLIN, Jaa. c. There IL much
suffering among strikers Ia tho Saar
district, who ARE ill-propgrod to measure
strength WITH their employers. In
many cases llnera aud their families
aru perishins, and Il Is thought that
hunger VIII aoou drive them back 10
work.
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BERLIN, Jan. "a heavy mantle
otsnow covers the city Of Berlin and
all the surrounding country. The
suIierings OF tho people are increased
by the growing scarcity OF coal, due
TO the miners strike In the Siaar dis.
trlci.
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TUNED ritr rAnIEs.


JonNsTowN, Pa, Jan. 0.-John 3.
click, principal Of the Eleventh ward
school, had occasion to whip one Of mis-
pupila quite severely this afternoon.
10 IL alleged that the puuishmeut was
excessive and uuwarrantud, which the
principal dUnies. rhe mother OF the
boy procured hofsewhip and attacked
the professor savlgcly. Ia rpitu Of his
beat efforts TO defend himself she gave
him q beating beside VIII ch the casti.
gallon which her son received were
love taps. The teacher was ~ badly
used up tina, medical attention was
needed anu he Is still In the hands VI
surgeon.
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rany and tie Sioux City Land Com.
piuy. THO total capital OF the four
companies IL So, 010, 900. Much Of this
Ia waicrei, rs no tho uiside 5000, 900
would be all that could be realizeI
from the nssets In easy money tunes. 1t
Is thought that the failure will not
create any strlngency outside Of those
now In II. All tue creditors will carry
Their losses without becoming embar.
naAnl.
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pARIs ANARClIINrs.
piscaris Posted Calling upon tho
People 90 seiEe Arms.

PARIS, Jan. 6.-Police are busy des.
troying incendiary placards posted by
anarchists. The placaTd calls on
the people to rise at once, seize arms,
destroy their corrupt oppressors and
seize tns reins OF government. The
feeling OF alarm was apparent through
out the city last ovenin. aud Is likely
To Increase toby Ia consequence Of
Developments to come. General
Saussler, military governor, has today
taken every possible precaution. rhe
city would be safe were it not for tho
general conviction that the govern
ment iaplaying fast anu loose in the
Panama matter. The lANlty OF tho
governments conduct in the prosoou.
tion Is the subject oil universal com.
ment.
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nsio-Amcrienn Exhibition nnrnod.

GENOA, Jan. 6.-rhe Left wing OF
the main building OF the Italo. Ameri-
can exhibition was destroyed by Are
today. IL IL believed the IRE was OF
incendiary origin. The loss is very
heavy.
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IIeM nm nh Ehlinr,s iInusn-

VIENNA, jan. 6.-Great excitement
was caused In Neukirchen, In lower
Austria, ,oday by successful attempt
to blow up the house OF the editor Of "A
conservative paper published There.
The explosive used was gunpowder,
aud this house was almost completely
demolished.
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DrcA1uR, Ill.,. jan. 6.--This morning
two white men were fatally stabbed by
two rtgfoes, who In turn were shot
down by tue .oundcd white men. Tn.
names Of the white men are John and
Jnl'aps HcrndoD. tbs ncsrors' ngmea
nre Edmond Todd aud Todd BOwlden.
The cause OF the trouble ~ unknown,
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miss Clara King Acquitted.

San FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. 8.-The
charge OF murder against Miss Clara
King, the young lady who accident
ally stabbed and killed Albert McKoy
duriDg the acting OF a chRrade on New
Years eve, WIS dismissed today.
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FAR ROCEAwAY, l.. L., Jan. c.
The high tidvs which accompanied the
storm during the past thirty.six hours
have a lmost overwhelmed Hog Island.
Franks pavilion and Gibson'r bathing
house were washed uut to SEA. Cailrpy's
pavilion anu other buildings were dam.
aged. IL Is feared II the storm G m.
unues the buildings on the beach viii
be washed away.
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Cosy ISLAND, n. y, Jan. 0.-Tht
Wsst Brighton Hotel, Vandervecr's
bathing pavilion, Chambers drug
store, Eoerhard's barber shop, Bufk.
hard,'s motel and Overton's milk dairy
were destroyed by fire tonight. The
damage Is estimated at 100000.
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In Memor, nl Inv GnnIh.

Boston, jan. 0.-At n meeting OF
The board OF directors OF tho I'm ior
Pacific halfway company To-Day a
resolution was adopted Ia memory OF
jay Gould, reciung his emine nj
services to the company, and extend
ing heartfelt sympathy 10 his children.
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Tho nrn.ii.cniisnn Alliance.

RIO JANERIo, Jan. 8. - IL IL
officially denied that u treaty alliance
between Brazil aud Chile was signed
here on the 10Th OF last month rs re.
ported.
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CRY or MEXICO, jan. o. -- From
Information received here ills believed
that n revolution In probable In Costa
Ric'. IL is tald that the president OF
the republic has acknowledged that
an Effort may be mad1 10 deposu him.
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CATTLEsBuRG, KY, Jan. G.-Con.
stable Desklns, Justice Deskins, Coro.
ner Shepard Cole nnk Bricc Paddock,
who were shot IN u fight near Salres.
vile, died Of their wounds.
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LEXINGTON, Ky, Jan. 0.-Mrs. Illus.
ton, widow OF Gennrai John Huston,
was burned TO death this evening. She
was sitting In front Of a fire. when her
clothing became ignlted.
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DISCUSSED BY THE CABINET.
No Var Imminent between Costa Rlca
and Nicaragua.
rrrHUs FEVER AND SMALLPOX.
EXCAVATIONS to Prevent the Disease,
60 sprcnd 10 the United
Stats.

WASHINGTON, Jan. CA represon.
tative OF the Union Iron works OF San
Francisco called on Secretary Tracy
today aud gave reason why one OF
the new vessels ON which bids had been
offered, the battle ship Iowa aud cruiser
Brooklyn, should bo built on the
Pacific Coast. The bids were opened
on Dec. Is, aud some comment was
caused by tho delay of Secretary Tracy
In awarding the contracts. II was the
Intention OF the secretary 20 award tho
contracts today, but Ia view OF tho
desire OF the Union Iron works. one Of
the bidderH, To show tho necessity OF
constructing one OF the vessels on tho
Paciiic Coast, action was postponed.
The Impression prevails that one OF the
vessels VIII be built ut San Francisco.
TnE CABINET MEETING.
President Harrison and cabinet to-
day had before them the question OF
commerce TO and from points In tho
United states over Canadian roads.
The matter was discussed ut some
length. The President will shortly
S'hA - W AHt AlOuNt IellY
TO the resolution OF last July, but what
recommendations, N any, he will
make, are not yet decided upon.
0RouNDLEss WAR RuMoRs.
The ministers to tho United Statos
from Nicaragua and Costa Rica yes.
terday cabled their respective govern.
ments asking for an official statement
as TO the alleged imminent war be.
tween the republics, as asserted In n
Panama dispatch. The charge d.
affairs OF Costa Rlca, Signor CaivO.
tonight received reply saying the
minister OF foreign Affairs OF Costa
Rlca suys the Tumors circulated are
groundless and peace Is perfect" A.
Costa Rica II represented as being the
aggressor In tho matter, tho Telegram
ir adopted az conclusive by both
ministers.
TYPHUs FEVER AND sMALLPoX.
The surgeon general has received n
report from the sanitary inspector at
III Paso, Tex, saying typhur fever
and small pox are epidemic Mt Zaca-
tecas anu other points In the interior
Of Mexico, and precautions are being
taken to prevent the disease from be-
ing brought across into the United
States.
A LAND DISTRICT CLEAR.
Secretary Noble has approved clear
list number 70, embracing 1877, 275 acres
Of land within tue indemnity limit OF
tho grant TO the Pacific Railroad COM
pany, all Of which are situated within
the Redding land di strict OF Caiifor.
MIA,
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WHO IsTnE MYSTERIOUS TnIFF
Statements 10 The Mayors Veto Of the
Watsrpips Purchase ContradiC!ed.
A. LONG AND wonDY SESSION
4 Committee visit. the Alta club and
rhtatsr FOR the Mayer. but Fail
30 fina Him.

An adjourned session OF the C,ty
Council was held last night. III,
members present were: Rich, Hardy,
Folland, Lawson, Beardsley, Want.
land, Karrick, Evans, Moran, Horn,
Sim inii, Kelly.
President L1oibourow's gavel fell al
sos o'clock.
MISSING MINUTES.
Recorder Stanton announced that
the minutes Of tho meeting held Dec
eth, mystsrlously disappeared from
his table during the latter p,rt OF last
Tuesday nighps session. Where they
had gone or by whom they had been
taken no did not know and Ind racked
his brain for clue. He had there.
fore reproduced them rs read md
approved on Tuesday night and asked
for instruction NJ to what was furlh, r
required II anything.
Horn (curiously)-wers they stolen?
Recorder 5lanton-I only know that
they have disappeared aud that the
fact has caused me to sweat blood for
thr,e days.
Horn-l move .hnt the reproduced
minutes be read In order that they can
Dol approved and thus legalizsd. Gar.
RED.
The new minutes were accordingly
read and approved rs were also the
minutes OF Tuesday nights sessloi.
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Tue oilirrs of The Ell y iu mtking prr.
chh-e- should exercise tlr Sini7 du.
gencc AMI ears M Is u.e hy pfi lent
nloi, ~ personal alfHr., upnrtli,u con.
mpliuos as chlip tprlfa,i3.o.
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TYrnUs FEvER AND sMALLpox.
A LAND DISTRICT oLrAR.

Secretary Noble has approved clear
list number 20, embracing 1877, 275 acres
Of land within the indemnity limit OF
tho grant TO the Pacific Railroad COM
psny, all Of which are situated within
the Redding land di strict OF Califor.
mia,