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- mo 1886
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
u. 8. LAND OFFICE.

HELENA. Mont. sept. %, 1898. :
Notice is hereby given that ] thomas D. Reilly,
whose postotiice address is Helena, Mont, has
this day filed an application for a patent for
1,448.S linear feet of the sycamore quartz mine
or vein bearing gold. with surface ground $50 3
feet IN width. situated in I dorado (unorgan-
Jed mining district. county Of Lewis and
Clarke and state OF Montana, and designated by
the field notes and official plat on file In this o.
I v l1nsurveyed). Of principal base line and
being As follows. to-wit:
Beginning at corner No. l. from (which the COR
ner to sections J, ., 7 and II, on " boundary I 8 n,
"a ". bears n IS deg y min " 2255 #, and run
thence 9 ~ deg Is min o S13 II 10 cor 4 O. y:
thence n 50 deg I min Q 244.5 ftto cor No. 8; thence
n II deg 36 min 9 1857. = # to cor No. 4: thence
n a deg 40 min W 582.3 feet to cor No. 8; thence
9 IL deg 81 min " 1446.8 it to cor No. J., place Of
BEGINNING.
Magnetic variation Is deg AZ min Q, containing
INA acres, upon which q notice of said applioa-
ton was posted the l4th day Of September, 1893.
The, location of this mine is recorded in the
in book 5, page 542 Of lodes.
Tho adjoining claimants are the Moonshine
lode (unsurvsyed) on the north. claimants IN,
known.
Any and OIL. persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Sycamore quartz lode mine or
surface ground are required to file their adverse
claims with the register of the United States
land office at Helena. IN the state Of Montana,
during the sixty days period Of publication
hereof: or they will be barred by virtue of the
provisions Of the statute.
s. A. SWIGGETT. Register.
Date OF first publication. Sept. ~. 1893.
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Independent Book Coupon No. /.
N1i iMrhe Old Nam 'sslls's Secret. by Z

N1; 1.-THE Old Mam'sslls's Secret. by =
NJ Ne: x v:aI .::e; x, y nr,. Alexander
No. 5-Ruf6no. II Ouida- ~
So. S - Ato7snsnt By III. Isutzen.
NJ; -u.n Lave Lived and Loved. BY Mrs.
Nc sLJet; Her Face and Her Fortune. BY Mr..
No: s-,Ths House on tho Marsh. BY Florence
n n: IL S}-w is''' Z 1'n s.n %0't Only. F, Charlotte.
Nc; l2IThe Story Of an African Farm. B,
Nc ls-shae. A History Of Adventure. Ey H. Iider
Nj a, I1nxa|as so'onon'' Mines. B, H. Ride.
No. 1b--Essays. First Series. " Waldo Emsr.
N l IT a% Mna.,a u Home eaas, Coof i soos.
Nc !s-Ihs Shadow of bin. sy Charlotts n.
No 70 The seoret Of Her Life. BY Edward
~ Ne IA AL, Rerq:.: 54..; b, Willie cellias.
Nc 1.-The Ithsr Mans Wife. by John Strange
Nc, 1-Ihe Master Of tho Mine. BY Robt
Nc; S.Lor Lisls's Daughter. B, Chariot.
No: a-Essays: Second Series. sy Ralph Waldo
No. ss-Dorie' Fortune. BY Florence Warden.
No; 2e1Iho Eas OF Diamonds. By George Man
No; IA Tour Of the World in Eighty D.y>
No. IA Nemesis. BY J. MoLaren Cobbap.
No. 29-Allan Quartsrmain. by H. Rider Has-
NJ: so-The Scarlet Letter. BY Nathaniel H.w.
No. .l-Ihs Frontisrsmsn. BY Gust.ve Aim.rd,
Aes Sat the worlds Mercy. BY florense
No. ss-fhe Yellow Mask. By wilkie Col,ip..
no: st-katt; A Tale Of . Caravan. By Robt.
NJ S-A Little lsi.h Girl Ey The Duchess"
hq; s7I,Guity or Net Guilty. BY Amands N.
NJ: ss.sir Nosl's Heir. BY Mrs. Nay Asn..
Ne; ss-Ths T..lv. Great Diamonds, E, Mr..
No. W.-Ihe Hsirsss Of Hsndse Hall. By ETH.
ns":H-iSs cab.n H.i,.... Il, Mar, XVI.
No 4S-isorS's Bridal Vow. BY Margaret
No. 4s-R.lph Raymond. Heir. ny Hor.tie
No. 10: : s-fss t Hsi1 Si' si.n! X s''i 5, As s;asei: A.
No. "a Brave Little Woman. By Mrs. Mary
No: H"Tse Queen. Revenge. B, s,l,.nu.
No. ts-THe N.ll Girl Of Tyrol. BY NJ. 7. Calder.
No. S-Aula LIGHT idyils By J. n. Barrie.
No. so-.Dsrriok Vaughan. Novsnist. II Kdn.
No N-Ihs Duchess, BY TIN Duchess"
No. bS-The 1wo orphans. by D'Ennery,
"a Grown Of shame. BY Florence
Marryat.
No. M-A Troublesome Girl. BY The duchess"
No. @-When . Nuns single. ry j. II. Earrie.
Ne. 57-faachon the Cricket. BY George and
No. M-Twe Kisses. Ely Hawley Smart.
No. GA Mad LovA BY Charlotte n. Breams,
6i-Ths Devil. Dis, BY Grant Allen.
To my one who will send u THREE Of
The No. 2 coupons accompanied BY
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in silver or post
sRs stamps. We will send any THREE
BOOKS to be selected by yourself from the
list printed above. BY mail postage prepaid:
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THE NEED or CONSIDERATION.
How Women who Have to Work For .
Living Are Made to Suffer-.

HOW women VINO Rave 10 WOrk FVF =
Living Are Made to Suffer.
Every woman who has special work of
any sort to do finds tho hardest part of her
day is spent in a struggle with the webs OF
hindrances woven about her by old condi-
tions. If she is a dressmaker or milliner,
she will find her customers do not as a rule
keep their engagements to the letter, and
after having hertimc and patience frittered
into fringe she, too, will break her prom
ises and join the great army OF dressmakers
and milliners who nave the name of ''never
keeping their word"
The woman teacher has the advantage OF
working within set limits, buteven she has
no such privileges OF retiring from social
obligations as do men. What, not see me?
Not come to my tea party or dirners' cries
her chance acquaintance with a spare half
hour or a place to fill at table and straight
way is offended. As for women who from
the nature of thir work often labor at
horne "a authors. artists and teachers of
music, thsiraff1ictions are legion from their
sisters who yet look upon special work by
women as something insuring pocket
money without asking II male relative, but
as in no way cutting off abundant leisure
for waiting and visiting.
The woman whose activities have always
been confined to her home knows absolute
ly nothing about the tyranny of order n II
der which work done outside must 90 on.
The article or story, the sketch or drawing,
bonnet or gown, must be ready at a certain
time, the concert or lesson must be given ut
r. flxed date, whether the heart is worried or
the head aches.
a tiny part of the worlds machine, one
must lanN n, ~. Il WON ont o1frrct1ar. fhorn
is no middle way. But for the woman who
fights the wolf or who chooses to enter a
profession or trade as q life work society
has absolutely no consideration and small
charity. If her domestic says, "Not at
home" to save her time, she is called in
sincere, and if she sends word that she must
be excused she is not excused Far from
it! h visitor resolves to wait one while"
before coming again. Yet this woman
worker Graves good fellowship far more
than the woman of leisure.
The time has come when we as women
must treat the woman who works with at
least as much consideration as we accord to
men. That an appointment with a dentist
must be kept goes without saying, but his
time is no morefhis little all and possession
than is the time of the dressmaker whom
we too often disappoipt. We ask no ex-
cuse from the butcher or baker, the ply
stefan or lawyer, when he rises abruptly
and says, Il must CO." or when he declines
invitation.
The women who must earn money or
increase in number in every year.
Opportunities multiply every year, but
women as a class do not yet recognize the
that the successful performance of
work means helpful conditions. We need
not pioneers to open new doors and
new paths, but compromising sympathy
at home, in our neighborhood, in our SET
Cummings in Union Signal.
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FOR SALE.

A completely fnrnishsd cottage on Ninth
avenue between Rsattie and RALEIGH strssts
well built. good sutbuild mas, lot. 2axlA0 one
block from electric linz. and ~. blooks from
High school. frice 1900; payable ESQ down,
$2a per month.
A Groom dwelling and two lots. having DOM
bined frontage on Fifth avenue OF 100 feet be-
tween Davis and neAttis: $3.50
A 6-room brick dwelling on Fifth avenue.
~, 500.
SanderA SS7h.
A 8-room house with three lots with frontage
Of 1h0 feet. x1,275.
100 lots in i oycs addition for 81, 500.
Lot on Ninth avenue. 501lt0, one block from
electric line, $4O0.
HOUSES to rent from eS up.
MATHEHON b CO., Gold Block.
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lRE INSURANCE POLICIES STOLEN
Helena, Montana. Cot. 8. 1893. To whom
blank policies forms numbered 2i7753. 2l7Ty35
and 2i'72s6. of tho Guardian Assurance COM
pany OF London. are missing from t o office of
company at, Helena. Montana; that the above
nam q policies have never been issued or coun-
iersi2ned by aid agents. and the public arc
hereby warned that they ara null and void.
WM. j. IAhDERs, / eneral Agent.
/ aciho Coast department.. Guardian / ssuransp
20.
Head Office 2O5 sansome street, San Francisco.
California,
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NOTICE OF sToCxHoLpEBy u.Er1Ne-

~ Southern Gross Cold Mining eonpaay.
Notice IL hereby given that . meeting Of the
stookholders Of the Southern CSsss cold Ninins
In the CITY Of lutte. county Of Silver how and
state Of Montana. on tho S0th day Of Ootebor,
4. D.. 1885,. at the hcar Of " o'clock p. M. for
the purpose " voting upon . proposition to
vsndsr The stock Of tho company ssssssablA Il
10 desirable that, al stookhslders attend IN pss-
san. Persons holding certificates Of stock mot
transferred upon ths books Of the company and
NO. certiaestss iseasn In their swa sAass. g
sntitls them to representation ~ osAR q ths
board Of trustssa
O. p. BLAINE. PsesiAsaA
Attest; q I. PIAVT. heesotARy.
Da1eA 6ooA u ~
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MINNESOTA.
Wilbur Isbbils. ...... Mer chants Hotel. 81. Paul
willard =. Dennis .......... Hotel Ryan, St. Pan

A SsESsMEh NOTICE-THE LEO MINING
d. Milling Company of Montana, works
located three and ons-half miles from Butte,
silver | ow county, MontnnS. Notice ia hereby
s S0,a III Int at q msoiins 81 trustees of aid company
ssssment Of ons-half cent rer share WAS levied
upon the capital stock OF said COMPANY, payable
on the 9th day OF November. 1888. to John r.
of 1hs Lao Mining d Ailling Conpany Of Non
Louis. Mo.
ANY stock upon which sa'd assessment shall
remain unpaid IN Tho 18Th day Of November,
lsla. shall 30 !esned .Gclinqrent. and viii 6s
unless payment he mads before. will be- sold on
tho 1th day OF ecembsr. 1873. to pay the delin.
Quent asses.inenf. t"gethsr with tho costs Of ad-
,ertising. and OK pensos Of sale.
JOHN +. MEYER,
Secretary Of said COMPANY
loom NO. 40 { commercial building. st. Louis,
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~ nnal meeting Of tie stsoE6olds,s q, r.
.arsensts King Nintns sonpany win be ha,d n
sas office Of the ssmpsAx. shobsr & Rssch's
Tuesday. Oetobsr 10. 1874, at u = f Sa
tie election Of trustees and Tor the purDo,e Of
setnsrizins tAe trustees 70 lease the property IL
eastnsss a. may come before said messing
e ChAMkH, Presldsat
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t%racttve paper cover and CONTAINS FROM
226 TO 800 PAGES. REGULAR RETAIL,
PRICE Is CENTS. You are thus enabled
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ther notice. BY saving the esupons from
Cay TO day yen eau secure the entire list Of
books ~ ons-tbira the price you would
have to pay il Purchasing IN M other
n
We make This liberal offer. whereby some
OF the best works of fiction In the English
language MAY be secured by our fsaders for
the msrssl tsife Of sxrsnse, In order to in
crease our circulation. Our p essns read
e.s will aroatly obliss us by calling the at
tsnt.On Of thar friends TO the TACT that BY
buying THE INDEPENDENT they can
secure The advantages Of our great book
offer. Address:
mhn TuIc~..l>-A Ill.,. MA
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINH-NOTICE Is
~ hereby given that ths annual meeting Of
stockholders of The ! sw York Mining and De-
velopment company for the election Of trustees
may properly come before ire meeting, will ba
held at the office Of franklin ". Wallace. room
q. Denver building. 12s / roadway, Helena. Mon.
ID. 1897. at two O'Clock .. m. Of said day.
GEO. b. HOPKINS, Secretary.
Helena, Mont, Oct Z, 1899,
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TREASURY OEPARTN1NE. !
CFJIoE OF TEE COMPTROLLER or THE

WASHINGTON. d. C., sept. Is. 1898.
NoIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
hontaua National Bank of Helena" Montana.
tnst tho same must hs Drssen ,sd to Thomas A.
within three months from this data, Or they nay
% oisAAAowso. JAMES u. ECkELR
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STRAYED-FROM THE RESIDENCE Oh
~ the undersigned, corner Of odney and
State street: Helena, %ont,na. on Hot. !. 1895
a Holstein two,year-old hsifer. with the natural
and one shert, disfsured or crumpIed horn
Any information rts pecting her will be thank,
fully received and suitably rewarded.
J. X. TOOLE.
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A MELTING, or TIE sTOCKHOLDgRs OF
"A the WyAndanss Hprisee lmnroyem.nt 49, ~.
Hsny VII b hsid At toe office Of the ssmpsay
ssi y s RI; Y. h TEX New Ye,t C,ty, :t.t.. 81 ks.1;
looA. st . e'olssk in the a~ftsrnoea. ''S
HKnbEk1 II. WALKER.
LOUISE III. WALKER,
AaieSity Of hoard of TYustas..
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EXPELLED

A zSAS16O
- every poison
and impurlty oe
your. blood, by Dr..
fierce's Golden
Medical Discoy-
cry. Then there's
a clear skin and,a
clean system. Tst-
ter, Salt rheum,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE AN
~ nual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Montana Fire I lay company for the ~slestion of
officers and the transaction of such other bust
ness as may, properly come before the meeting,
will be held at tho office of G. G. swallow. st
J. ouis block. Helena. Mont, Tuesday. Oct. 10,
1893, at seven o'clock p. m.
i. +. TILToN, fecretary.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY
y stenegrapher with frat class recommends
tions from . 1T Paul publishing firm. Address
X 2, this office, "
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Independent Agents

The HELENA INDEPENDENT il
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, WASH
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
rrrv CIT MTG
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0rqis Employment Agency.
aas North Malta 81. r.l.phon. ,te

WANTED-To pufchass 4 oars OF hAled hay on
Any point of n. q. n. II.
WANfkD-Msn with teams to take contract on
N. {. railroad.
WANTED-Hood railroad blacksmith. 4 team-
sters. 10 Wo0dchOppsrs.
,WANTkD-S0 teams by the day st
ORRIB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
823 North Main Street.
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~ cook would like employment in boarding
house or private family. Inquire at 92A butte
avenue. "".
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Hoods SarSapariHa

Immediately his cough grew %looser, night
sweats ceased, and he r~egained good general
health. He cordially recommends Hoods Sar-
saparilla, especially to comrades in the G.. A. r..
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A LICENSEr
- nurse. late of san Francisco. Address 60:
Broadway.
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HELP TED MISCELL iNEOUI.
WANTLD-PERSON TO GIVE MASSAGE
" trea ment daily. Apply to ~lelfori. News
Stand, n. +. depot.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY
~ who has been trained as q teacher. as lady's
in private family. address III. A. C., box U.s.,
Helena.
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HOODS PILLS cure Habitual Constipation by
restoring peristaltic action Of the alimentary canal
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HELP NTED-MALE.

HELP NrED-MAI.E.
WANTtD-lH REE RELIABLE SALESMAN
W to sell lubricAting ellis and ereases exclu-
sive!y Or IS : side line. Address Sterling Rein
ing company, Cleveland. hio.
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SITUATION WANTED - BY COMPETENT
~ woman ~ plain csok or houseksepsr; NO
objections to the country. sos north hodnsy
street.
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Helena Employment Agency
"a Edwards Street. Telephone $50.
w. b.. Cook. Proprietor.
Situations Secured. Help Furnished,
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALR.

SITUIIONS WANTED A MIDDLE-AGED
~ lady would like u place to do housework In
\ small family; good cook. Address lO4v Filth
avenue, Helena, Mont. 8t
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Hotels Of Helena

Leading Hotels Of Helena
THE HELENA
l. A. WALKER, Manager.
Elevator. Steam Heat, Electric I.i&htA I.atss q
per day and upwards.
GRAND ct W.. b4.D, Proprietor.
Centrally I.oeas.a With al Modern convsnisness
HEADQUARTERS for
Commercial. Mining and huslnsss Men.
TINE WINDSOR HOUSE,.
Europsan an , American Plan.
p A. GINcHEREAu. Proprietor
Steam Heat. Tates sl.2s psr day and upwards.
THE PALMER. HOUSE.
Rooms with iii Modern I~;onvepiencss, spso,.l
misconceptions for Transients Location csn-
t.aL All Electric cars pass the door. Main
street, opposite / irat National Bank.
THE BRISTOL.
F!NIAY URouHARr. Proprietor
Gas, electric light, steam heas, elevator. 9treet
Rooms BY ths day, 10 to si.5a. Rooms b. the
week SEQ and upwards. Corner Main and
state Streets.
HOTTER BLOCK.
- JOHN MAYILNa, Proprietor.
Newly Repaired and Fufniahod.
Steam Heat and Lleotrio LAghtA
Rooms from 41O oer Month Upwards.
pAYNE'S HOTEL.
J. CT PAYNE, Propristos.
HA
Fable and Stockyards In Good Condition to
Receive AL Old Patrons.
Family Accommodations = specially.
HOTEL STCCKWELL.
A Family Hotel with all Modern Cunyenfenees
= ono I omforts. A Superior Table,
Special Accommodations for Commercial Mem,
Warren Street, Near Broadway.
THE BRANDON.
European Hotel
GATES, TOWNSEND u Co., Froprietors,
Has tho Finest and Largest Rooms,
All Modern Convsniencss.
Electric Cars from N. 2. Eepot Pass the Door,
mr. ~ a -
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SITUATION WAN1ED-BY A COMPETENT
~ lady to do any kind q work; city or coun-
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SITUATION W~ANTED-RY A ~RESPECTA-
- Bile widow lady TO do light homework for
small family, no washing; OF taking care Of chill
dren: wages no object; good home wanted. AM
breckenridge street.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPHCTA-
, BILE woman tn do cooking. work by the day
or month. A06 breckenridge street.
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SITUATION WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED
~ ealeslady in the glove department.. perfect
and speedy litter, and does repairing and chang
ing. Address T. s.. Independent.
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GRAND CENTRAL.
~ VIZ. RERD. Proprietor.
Centrally I.ocAtrd with al Modern Convsnisnos
H~sadQuArtses for
Commercial. Mining and kuelness Men.
THE WINDSOR HOUSE,.
Eur0pean an ! American Plan,
r.. A. G~INcHEREAU. Proprietor
Steam Heat. Fates &l.2s per day and upwards.

THE BRISTOL
FlNLAY URQUHART, Proprietor
Gas, electric light, steam heas. elevator. Btrsst
Rooms by the day. so to $l.Su. Hooms BIZ the
week $2,aO and upwards. Corner Main and
state Streets.
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SITUATION WANTkD-bY A YOUNG LADY
- rs nursery governess: will do all children's
dress Miss Helene Livery, general delivery, New
haven. Conn,
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Nem advertisements.

I'm ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE,
~ about acres OF Rice or Garden
Land, well situated for town lots. in one
OF the suburbs OF Honolulu; water from
two artesian wells. Apply to NJ. A., p.
O. Box 442. 32S2.1ws
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MARE ISLAND.
The New Commander of the Pa
cifc SQUADRON.

VALLEJO, January 15.-Monday
morning last, amid the booming of
cannon, the flag of Rear-Admiral
George Brown, U. S. n, as COM
mander-in-chief of the Pacific
squadron, was hauled down from
the flagship Mohican and the flag
of Rear-Admiral Joseph S. Skerrett,
U. S. n, was hoisted at the mizzen
in its stead. The entire ships
company and officers were assem-
bled on the quarterback while the
orders were read authorizing the
transfer of commands.
The flagship looks as neat and
trim as can be in her fresh coat of
paint and clean decks and pol
ished brasswork. The repairs to
her machinery have all been made
as called for by survey, her decks
caulked and armament in good Or
der. The quarters for the admiral,
though small, are coy and COM
Portable. The Mohican is consid-
cred the hnest-looking man-of-war
now on the coast, and, while not
fitted like the new cruisers or as
large, yet she will answer the pur-
poses of a flagship until something
better is furnished, which will not
be for some months, unless the
great naval pageant in New York
Harbor in March next be aban-
doned, as some of the late tele-
grams from the East seem to in
dictate is possible.
Admiral Gherardi's white squad
ron is reported at Montevideo, and
having reached that far they will
probably continue on their way to
the North Atlantic, but it would
require but little effort to send
some other equally as large ship as
either of them to be used as the
flagship and for the better protec-
ton of the interests of the coast.
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Is IT THE JOHN ENA {?
Total Loss of Large Ship Off
the Isthnus.

By the British ship Goodrich,
which arrived at San Francisco re-
Gently from Liverpool, news is re-
ceived of the probable total loss of
a large ship off the Isthmus of
Panama. Captain Williams re-
port is that on the afternoon of De-
cember 9th he came up with
large iron ship in latitude $40
north, longitude 116 40 west. Coal
smoke was issuing from the hatch
es, and to all appearances the fire
had been burning for several days
and perhaps weeks, as the aban-
doned vessel was SO high out of
the water as to betoken a consider
able lessening of her cargo. The
weather was squally and uncertain
at the time, so that the officers Of
the Goodrich did not dare to APP
proach too near. They hove to for
a few minutes within mile of the
burning vessel, and lowered a boat,
but recalled it before any exami-
nation into the identity of the der
elicit had been made. Her name
could not be made out, but Cap
tain Williams thinks it consists of
two words. She was about 800
feet long and would register from
$500 to 5000 tons. Her bowsprit
was painted white, and beneath it
was a figurehead which the Good
rich people took to be a represen-
tation of an East Indian rajah. Her
bridge and accommodations are
amidships, and her wheelhouse is
of iron. After noting these identi-
fication marks and that the yards
were all on deck the Goodrich re-
sumed her voyage, making an I'M
usually SIN art run to port.
SUPPOSED TO BE JOHN ENA.
Speculation here as to the iden-
tity of the burning ship generally
stopped at the Hawaiian ship John
Ena, a new vessel, now out 1872
days from Cardiff with coal con-
signed to Girvin, Baldwin & Eyre.
This is her maiden voyage and her
peculiarities are not known here,
but she corresponds to the dimen-
sions Appropriated by Captain
Williams, and is the only vessel
which is due in that latitude. Most
of the coal ships due here are well
known and none of them possesses
such marks as the Goodrich's re-
port gives.-S. f. Examiner.
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ize Attorneys Williams, Preston and
Chickering to see Attorney Jarboe
and ascertain IL the assessment could
not be rescinded. Then the meeting
adjourned.