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. ,,URDER. MYSTERY.

DENVER, Colo, Aug. 4.-Governor
McIntire has received a letter purport-
ing to be from William Smeiduth, fer
the murder of whom Columbus B.
Sykes is serving a life sentence What
were supposed to be Smeiduth's re-
mains were found on his ranch near
Dallas. Colo, on March 10, 1894.
The chief of police in San Francisco
has been requested to find the man
claiming to be Smeiduth, who writes
that he is staying at Watcher house,
Sacramento street. San Francisco.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK

Omaha, Aug. 4.-Cattle- Receipts,
2,7OO Market steady; western steers,
2.SO@3.5O; Texas streers, 2.OO@3.25; cows
and heifers. 2.OO@2SO; stockers and
feeders, 2.75@s60; calves, S.OO@5.25.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 Market SC.
higher; heavy, 2.75@2.S IS; mixed, $500
$50; lights, 2.S5@S.OO; bulk of sales,
2.S0@2.9O.
Sheep-Receipts 600 Market strong;
fair to choice westerns. 2.25@2.75;
common to stock sheep, 2.OO@2.50:
lambs, 3.00@5.25.
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COREA HAS CONCEDED.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. "A dis
patch from VIadivostock announces
that Corea has conceded to a syndicate
of Americans the right to construct a
railroad from Seoul. capital, to Che
mulpo. the main port and harbor.
The Americans have the right to
work the mineral lands on the line Of
this road.
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The Tide Turned.

CHICAGO, Aug. 4-Friend held the
Spiders down to four hits and one run
in seven innings. and everything looked
smooth for the Colts, but the tide turn
ed and the visitors won out in the
eighth, scoring five runs on two sim
giles, an error, a gift and two doubles.
Attendance, $500. Score:
Chicago. a; base hits. 8; errors, 1.
Cleveland, 6; base hits, 9; errors, 3.
Batteries-Friend and Kittredge;
Young and thinner
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, Aug. 4-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000; shipments, $500 Market,
steady. Beef steers, 3.30@4.20; native
cows. 1.0O@2.75; stockers and feeders,
2.10@3.7O; bulls, 200024O.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments,
none. Market, strong, 10c. higher.
Bulk of sales, 2.SO@3.05; heavies, 1850
800; packers, 2.S5@3.0O; mixed, 2.S5@
$40; lights, 2.S50315; pigs, 3.O0@3.15
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; shipments.
900. Market, steady. Lambs, $500
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THE DIAMOND.
Pounded by the Pirates.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 4-Today's game
was very embarrassing Entil the tenth
inning, when Hill went up in the air
and the Pirates pounded him for four
runs. Attendance 300 Score:
Pittsburg. 8; base hits, II; errors, g.
Louisville 5; base hits, II: errors, g.
Batteries-KilIen and Merritt; Hill
and Dexter.
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ANOTHER FAILURE.

San FRANCISCO, Aug. IAN attach
ment for IS, 400 was filed today by the
Babcock Manufacturing company of
Watertown. n. Y, against o. F. Will
lev & Co. carriage dealers. Other at
tachments are expected. The involved
firm states that its failure is due to the
failure of the Columbus Buggy company
and the Emerson-Fisher company of
Cincinnati
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ro BALANCE THE BUDGET.

NEW YORK, Aug. A dispatch
to the Herald from Constantinople
says:
The cabinet is absorbed in financial
affairs, and has advised measures for
balancing the imperial budget. Its res
clutions have been submitted to the
sultan by whom they have been fully
approved.
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THE SIrRY

Washington, Aug. 4.-Todays state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows:
Available cash balance, s256, 7OS, POS;
gold reserve, s110, 7S2, 4S3.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
New York, Aug. 4.-Flour-Receipts
$4,000; exports, 81, 900. Market steady
but very quiet.
Wheat-Receipts, $1,000; exports. ST.
600; spot firm; No. red winter f. O. b..
671S TO arrive. No. l hard, 6Ssl 169 f. O..
b. afioat. Options opened easier owing
to the Chicago failure, but speedily
rallied and was strong all day, slim
: ulated by bad crop reports, light offer
ings. firm late cables and large re-
auctions on passage and worlds stocks:
closed u net higher; No. red Septem-
Der closed 64A
Hops-Steady.
Wool-Quie..
Petroleum-Nominal; Pennsylvania
oil, crude, steady, LOSE bid; Ohio crude,
steady. September option 1.051a bid.
Copper-Firm; brokers' and exchange
price, lilo.
Silver-6SA
Lead-Steady; brokers' price, $50; ex-
change. 2S5.
Tin-Quiet; straights. 1S.S5@1s. 40;
plates quiet.
Spelter-Dull; domestic. $50.
Coffee-Options closed steady 10@2O
points net advance: Close: August,
1O.2501o.3O; September, 9.75@9.S0.
Spot coffee-Rio steadier; centrifugal,
sc test, 3$s: refined steady.
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1.AnIES AID GENTLEMEN


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attention of the public to my Excelsior
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All druggists and dealers sell it. Price
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Beauty Book sent free to- all who re-
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Complexion Specialist, Yale Temple OF
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NEW YORK, Aug. A dispatch to
the Herald from Havana says:
The Spanish general, Lono, via Can
delaria, reports that he engaged the
rebel forces in the Caambola hills. The
rebels were d.slodged at the point of
the bayonets. The Spanish captured
their positions, burned their camps, de-
stroyed their paintings and seized
their cattle. The rebel loss is unknown,
but is believed to be considerable.
Brigadier General Echague. with 100
reinforcemancs, arrived by the trans
Atlantic mai steamer Catalina from
Spain yesterday. The same vessel
brought a quantity of munitions CT
war and 81, 900 coo in silver consigned to
the captain general.
The naval authorities report the seiz-
ure in Nueva Corona, Isle of Pines, OF
additional rebel munitions deposits, in
GLIDING a quantity Of dynamite.
The Herald's correspondent in Santi-
ago de Cuba announces
A SMALL POX EPIDEMIC
as thinning the ranks of the insurgents
in the eastern districts.
The prisoner of war, Antonio Pena
Lopez, a private, recently court mar
tailed, was shot here at sunrise this
morning. Another prisoner. Nunez
Bravo, a rebel prefect, was shot al
Santo Domingo yesterday.
La Lucia insists that the executions
should be made pubic.
In a signed editorial article in La
Discussion today, Francisco Hermida-
a Spanish author and political writer
of note, deprecates the frequent at
| lacks on the American people In the
press OF Madrid and Havana. He re-
grets that the Importance. of Mr.. Cleve-
land latest frank manifestation of in
ternational good faith toward Spain Is
not better appreciated.
! The bishop of Havana, in co-opera-
/ ton with the mayor. the press ano
various local institutions, is arranging
to open, under the direction of the Sis
tiers of Charity. lunch counters to re-
Iieve the starving poor in the streets.
YELLOW FEVER AND SMALL POX
are increasing in Havana, Guanabacoa
Matanzas and Santa, Clara. In the lat
ter city even the Canary Islanders
heretofore free from the fever. are at
tackled. and several Cubans have beer
stricken.
A Madrid special announces the de
parture of a naval commission for Lon
don to close a contract for the con
struction CT the new torpedo chaser:
ordered to reinforce the Spanish flee
| in the waters of Cuba
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A GOOD MAN TO BEAT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4-The Re
pubicans of the Fourth congressional
district met last night and nominated
Thomas O'Brien for congressman to
run against James Mcguire, the Dem
ocratic nominee O'Brien is at pres
ent clerk of Judge CampbelPs police
court.
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The FAILURE OF
MOORE BROTHERS
1t Was a Thorough Surprise to
Wall Street.
WERE MANY WILD RUMORS
SPECTATORS WILLING TO BE
LTEyE ALMOST ANYTHING.

Bond Market Dull, with a
SagGing Tendency-Governm
Bonds Dull and Lower--Live Stock
Markets Fairly Active-The Metals
Understanding Exchange strong
Chicago, Liverpool and San Fran
cisco Wheat.
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poor. DUPEs.

CANTON, O., Aug. 4.-The following
letter has been received from Franklin,
Wash:
William Mckinley: The Mckinley
and Hobart club of Franklin, Wash,
with 1873 members, every one wage
workers. and including every voter in
the town with only six exceptions, send
greeting to our standard bearer.
81. j.. SMITH.
Also the following:
Santa Clara, Cal, Aug. 8. 1S96.-To
Hon. William Mckinley, Canton. O.:
A Mckinley club 100 strong has been
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WERE MURDERED
TN COLD BLOOD
Native Christians Suffer Death
in China.
A WIDESPREAD REBELLION
MISSIONS ATTACKED WITH SAVAGE
RUTHLESSNEss.

Houses Torn Down over the Heads
of the Owners, Furniture and AG-
ricuItura1 implements Burned
Authorities But Poorly Prepared
for the OnslauSht-Surpris by
the Suddenness of the Outbreak.
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ONE HONEST MAN

Dear Editor: Please inform your readers that
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letter the plan pursued by which l was per-
manently restored to health and manly vigor
afteryears of suffering from Nervous Weakness,
night1osse and weak, shrunken parts.
/ have no scheme to eXtort money from any
one. was robbed and swindled by quacks until I
nearly lost faith in mankind, but thank heaven,
am now well, vigorous and strong and anxious
to make this certain means OF cure known TO all.
Having nothing to sell or send c. o. D., wanv
no money. Address, JAMES a. HARRIS,
Box 21l Deiray, Mich.
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Saturday evening Only.

From to 10 p. M, so pieces cashmere
lawns n Persian and striped effects,
value Zoe. per yard. 70 yards to a Gus
toner for &c. per yard, at
F. AUERBACH & BRO.
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the Generasive Organs, caused by over-exertion,
youthful indiscretons the excessive Of tobac
Co, opium, stirnuaiits, which ultinetely lead to
inrinity, Consumption and insanity. Put up in con-
package, orr forsa With every s5 order We give
written guarantee 60 cure refund the
money. SEM by mail to any address Circular free
IN plain envelope. Address ROY All go,
Ecsreh 0o for t. 3. A., SIS Dearborn St. CHICAGO Liz
Or yen c7n biiy it OF druggist below:
Nelde--Judson Drug Co., s. vi LAKE CITY. UTAH
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LIVERPOOL, WHEAT.

Liverpool. Aug. 4.-4:15 p. m. Close:
Wheat-Spot. firm; demand, poor; No.
. red winter IS. ID; No. 2 red spring,
5s. I'D; No. L California, 5s. sd.
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YELLOW FEVER
AND SMALLPOX
Both Are Doing Deadly Work in
Cuba.
RANKS ARE BEING Trimmed
sPANIARDs ARE TALKING - MORE
BOATS.

Prisoner of War, Recently Court
martialed, Shot at sunrise--Spai,-
ish Papers Are Very Hostile To-
wards America, and Show a Geiu-
inc Hatred of President CIeve-
Iand-Americnn Reported Dead Is
Undoubtedly Alive.
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THE GOLD RESERVE.

Washington, Aug. 4.-The gold re-
serve at the close Of business today
stood at $110,O90,456. The gold with
drawals today were $206, 700, of which
$751;, 300 was coin.
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POsToFFTCE CHANGES.

Especial TO The HeraId.J
WASHINGTON. Aug. An. B. Ledford
was today appointed postmaster at
Baggs. Carbon county, Wyo., vice E. S.
Calvert, removed.
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THE TURF.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. summaries:

First race, six furlongs-Fannie
Rowena won: Virgin second; Mrs.
Bradshaw third. Time-1:151z-
Second race, one mile. selling-Hot
Stuff won; Our Maggie second; Syca-
more third. Time-1:44.
Third race, seven furlongs. selling
Bob Miilican won; Imp. Thorne sec
ond; Pitfall third. Time-1:S9
Fourth race, one mile and one-six-
tenth. selling--Ace won; Jane second;
Whisper third Time--1:4s1s.
Fifth race, five NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
won: Bill Dawdy second; Uncle Pat
third. Time-1:04.
SIKH race, six furlongs-Typhoon
won: Dare II second; lamar II third.
Time-1:15.
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MI anF1o0d Restored,

y ERVETAS, tho
Wonderful Roman
Remedy. is cold with O
written GuaTau.
tee TO euro oil Nerv.
ous Diseases, such IS
WoaE Momory, Loss OF
Brain Powtr :, Head
acho, Walk tulness,
Lost Manhood, Eerv.
ousness, 2 trophy,
Emissions, Varicoeele,
Lassitude, all drains
-nfl tncc Nf nnvvar- 80
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AVAILABLE SUPPLIES.

On the produce exchange to day the but
ter market was steady; creamery, 9d14
dairy, 9q12. Eggs, steady, 10.
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organized for protection and sound
(signed) ID. G. HENDERSON,.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 4-summaries:
First race, five furlongs-KarTna
won: Dalgretto second; Right Royal
third. Tine-1:02A.
Second race, five furlongs-Suisup
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AN EDITOR is JAILED.

OAKLAND, Cal, Aug. 4-Galvin D.
High, editor of the Oakland Times, was
today sentenced to pay fine of $3.50
and to serve five days in Jail for libel
ing William ]. Dingee. president of the
Oakland Water company. In passing
sentence the court severely reprimanded
High for having made no retraction of
the libel, which was the outgrowth of
a fight between rival water companies.
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Few women realize the influence
exerted on their bodily and mental
well-being by the special organism of
their sex. It is hard for them to be-
lieye that the little drain which goes
on from day to day.is sufficient to sap
away the very life forces. Yet it is so.
The weakness, exhaustion, melan-
choly; the periodical prostration and
sometimes almost torture has no other
cause, two-thirds of the time, than
the abnormal, unhealthy condition of
the generative organs. Strangely
enough even doctors often fail to recog-
nize the truth. For this condition
there is no othe- remedy in the world
so helpful and certain as DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. 1t restores
health and vigor to the feminine func-
tons and renewed vitality to the en-
tire body 1t heals Inflammation, stops
discharges, strengthens the ligaments
and builds up the Internal tissues
which cannot be reached by local
treatment" It is of inestimable value
to young women and to prospective
mothers, greatly lessening the pains
and perils of childbirth if taken during
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Sanitarium hot springs baths make
one feel cool during a hot day.
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CHICAGO GENERAL MARKET.

CHICAGO GENERAL MARKET.
Chicago, Aug. 4.-There was a mod
crate trade in wheat, principally To-
cal. The feeling at the start was
rather uncertain, owing to the easier
feeling in Wall street, and the large
local failure on the stock exchange was
factor, but the market, all things
considered, held UP fairly we'll Initial
trading was ait 1@11se. loss, rallied L.,
eased off a little and closed with &c.
decline. The weather was most favor
able and clear in winter wheat sec
tions-just what is wanted to dry out
the grain and put it in condition for
the thresher. Gables We're up I'D. and
there was a decrease on ocean pas
sage Prospects favored very mcder-
ate worlds shipments. and also added
something to the price. The poor
grading Of today's arrivals was notice
able.
Trading in corn was Of fair volume,
with increased interest from the outset
fluctuations covering 7s@1c. range.
There was less than the usual inter
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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CHFRRY CREEK ITEMS.

To-day-Wed nesday-the boys are
happy. The reason is that it is pay
day at the Star mine, and the ducats
are scattering.
Jim Simpsons foreman leaves here
tomorrow for Round Springs to re-
ceive band of sheep from Mr..
Parker.
F. X. Murphy, the Attorney of
your town, was herO several days this
week, getting bondsmen for the Ad-
ministrator of Thos. Corrnell's estate.
1t being large estate, $22, 900 bonds
were required, but Mr.. Murphy being
well known, had no difficulty.
Mr.. Cannon and Mr.. Kennedy, our
merchants, have been stocking up
with merchandise this week, the de-
mand being greater than for several
years.
Nessrs. Campbell, Borchort and
Prof. Reinhart are engaged to fur
nish music for the ball on Xmas night
Prof. Reinhart, who is recent ar
rival, will be great attraction, so
say those who have heard him play.
The ball is expected to DO grand at
fair. All our ladies have sent off for
their masquerade suits.
Our citizens are very much pleased
to learn of Mr.. Geo. Ksnnedy's i'm
proved health under DIR. Davis treat
ment, and all hope to see him back
with us again with restored health.
During his absence M. McAuley is
attending to his business.
A. G. Cleveland spenG several days
here, looking after his mining inter
| ests.
Mrs. Parkinson has been visiting
her many friends here; being all old
time resident her old friends were glad
to welcome her.
Mrs. Annie Howard, an old and
very respected resident for many
years of this county and Eureka, de-
parted this life in Reno, Nov, 28th.
Her son, John Howard, from ilial
duty visited her, and was present at
her decease. She was Inferred in
Hillside Cemetery, the Rev. Mr. E.
Lee, Methodist minister, officiating
in his church and at the grave.
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Interesting iteRs taken from tho
Mining Review.


Arizona's mineral output III '95 was
a little over $14, 100000.
It is proposed to erect cyanine plant
it the Randsburg district in Kern
county.
Wages in the Randsburg mining
district in Kern county, Cal, are
So. 80 to So per day, but there is no
want of men.
There are in Butte, Montana, min.
ing district 1000 patented claims,
5000 of which are silver and copper.
On trip to the mines at Randsa
burg visitor recently counted IS
teams on the road from Mohave, ali
DO und for the mines.
A western farmer wrote to his law
yer as follows: "Will you please tell
me where you learned to write? I
have boy wish to send to school,
and am afraid 1 may hit upon the
same school you went to"
To do even days work in min
ing for gold or silver in British Col
umbia a man must pay tax of So,
but there is no such charge for coal
mining.
It is claimed that in the new Deep
Greek district in Utah, ia which
Standard Oil Co. people have lately
made investments, there is ore enough
blocked out to keep up production
of 200 to 300 tons day for several
years.
The Government has let a contract
for carrying the mail between Juneau
and Circle City, Alaska. The dis
lance is 1913 miles and the con tractors
are to make four trips between Nov,
1, 1896 and May 81 1897, and will
receive ST, 700 for each.
The term "lods" is in general pref
erable to the term "vein." A lode is
is more general than vein, and there
may be number of veins in 2. lode,
| while .'vein" cannot contain q tlode. ;
A lode includes eversthing between
the hanging and foot walls, and, if
even outside, there may be an irnprsg-
nation of country rock of equal value
to that in the isure, that also is a
part of the "lode."
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WHITE RIVER WIsFs.

In the Southern part of the Valley,
which is in Nys county, We have
three schools running in full blast.
Mr.. j Foster has returned from
DcLamar, and is stopping with his
sister, Mrs. Horton.
Mr.. K. c. Davis, wife, and Mrs.
Payne are visiting 1T Hot Crock
AS there are but few mountain
streams i'll thisV ALLEY, a and great many
large springs raise in the levels, Of
whic! nearly all arc of the same tenn
peraturo, wonld lead enc to believe
that they ali spring from the same
subterranean channel.
The coolest weather we have in the
Valley SO far was degrees above
zero, at Nichols and Parsons, the
same night it was 10 above at Sunny
side.
Ex-Gov., Adams bought about 100
tons Of hay st the Nichols and Par
sons ranch, which VIM. Blair is feed
ing to steers to be driven to the De-
Lamar market.
Mr.. ThoS. Rosevsar of DeLamar,
will spend the winter in the Valley.
Mr.. A. Bndge shipped about 60
head OF live hogs to DsLamar, last
Tuesday.
r A r.
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Many times people would like to
recall letter after it has been mailed
This can be done, even if the letter
has reached the postoffice of it's dss-
tination. At every postoffice there
are what are called "withdrawal
blanks" On application they will
be furnished, and when = deposit is
made to cover the expense, the post
master will telegraph to the postnl aster
at the letters destination asking that
it be returned. The applicant first
signs this agreement: cit is hereby
agreed that if the letter is return cd to
me, l will protect you from any and
all claims made against you for such
return and will fully idemnify you for
any loss you may sustain by reason of
such action. And 1 herewith deposit
85, to cover all expense incurred, and
will deliver to you the envelope of
the letter returned
In many cases persons have made
remittances to fraudulent persons or
irresponsible firms, net learning tn cir
true character until after the letter
had gone.
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A N other Tax suit.

The Gazette says: C. 7. Bender
made tender of the Virginia &
Truckee railroads taxes, recen tly of
$3,178 81. Treasurer Boyd refused
to accept the money infull paymen Of
State. county, municipal and special
taxes. Assessor Evans assessed the
property over IS, 800. The tender
was made before witness. This, in
all probability, means another suit for
the county.
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A Campaign Story.

The Mountain View Register says
that candidate was addressing an
assemblage of farmers near Gilroy,
trying to illustrate the advantage of
elscting competent men to office and
paying good sales. "Now, you can
buy a COW for $50, but you can get a
better one for $50; you can hire a
school teacher for $40 a month, but
it | avs better to pay $65 dollars for a
good one. Your cheap COW won't
give much milk, and it is the same
with your school teacher. This
brought the house down.