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Show frfow the t'lMPtnff. Mining said that he had received Company Secured the May 22. Tha Committee on Expenditures' in the Interior Department has some ugly facta in regwJ to the issuing of a patent) to the Flagstaff Mining Company fcr the mine owned by that cotnpauy. The FIjg-- ; the Emma: f ta'ff mine J3 situated i.iine, in the neighborhood of Little Cottonwood canyon in Utah, and was v an English company for SiitfG.OOO in the spring of 1872. The parties interested in this kak were un Englishman named Davits, i.nd William J. Shaffer, of New York an! elsewhere. At the time of the sale the parties who Hold the ciine had no patent for it. They had made application for tae 8;une, but another party in Utah, lepresented by George M. Hawkins, had tiled & protest ogairtst the application, iud contended that tl3 party leprcBjnted by Davis and Shaffer had no title to the mine. Ah attorney ?ianied Bates, of Salt Lake City, who hud foruji rly &oea UoiU-s- l States At lorney of Uuh, represented Ilaekin iei'ore the Jnterior, Department, and E. C lngerswll, of thin city, formerly a member of Congress from Illinois, represented the Davis Shaffer party. Associated with Bates were Montgomery Blair and Judge Louis Dent, tnd this array of counsel was formida l ie fur two reasons: Bates and Blair were able attorneys,' and Dant was Very influential at the White House. It i testified now by Bates thut they had obtained two decisions from the Interior Department favorable to Xhv'ir client, but that the wholo mat-ts- r was finally referred to the Attorney-for bis opinion on some General disputed points of law. White the case was in thii situation, Davis and tihaffcr nude the sale of the mine in London, and jut as soon as they could notify the parties in this city vt tint the patcct was issued to them. No aotice of th determination to the patent was given cither to the attorneys of the Hasklaa party and that ur to the Attorney-Generaiffiocr had mjt yet passed upoa the nr Trading Home City, May 9. Dan Gibes, of this place, let a patch of ground adjoining his resi dence to a Mr. reek to till on shares, Mr. Gibes wishing to follow his occu pation of peddling. While at the the supper table Puck says to Dan: ''How will you trade wives "I think iny wife is worth the mctt," said Dan, "and should want bot" some to . "I will give you eiamiuci a few daya i:go ia regard to the cascr and he te8' titled that when the sale was effected in London he gave Shaffer $12,000 whieh ihat gentleman said was to be forwarded immediately to Washing ion, but for what purpose he had never clearly understood, savejtbatit Was his impression at the time that it was to pay attorneys ices. ' r Alex. The name ot McDonald of Arkansas having been infMif innbd b? some of the witnesses. the Committee summoned him and he appeared before it last Friday lie testified that he had no Interest in the utiue, aud that he was not em i lojud by either of the parties claim inyr it. lie had, however, spoken once to John Delano about the case, lie thinks at the instance of E. C In- ; Lei soli, lie admitted that 'he had 3,000, but said that it was hot for his benefit. The committee required him to tell what disposition he tu.tdo of. tha money, and he to answer.. Ho said ho was taken by surprise, and desired time to consult an attorney, in order that lid might know precisely what bis rights were iu tho matter. The cemuiittee asked him if he declined to answer on the ground that his would crimiaate himself, lie replied that was what he wauted to consult an attorney about. The vowuiitteo finally agreed that hs fchould have until this morning to uuswer. This morniog McDonald uppeared and expressed his willing-Lesto tell all he knewj which he did, as follows: He said that shortly befcro Shaffer tailed for Europe ho met hi in one ' day at tho Arlington Hottl, taud While in rxcversatlon Shaffer told him that if at any time he should send him ' a package, letter, or anything lroai Europe, by uiiil or by the hands of anybody, he should deliver Ho thought ao Delano. it mure of the matter until ouo day K. .0. Iugersoll came to him and told hi'u that Shaffer had sent him a draft for 51100, with directions to deliver the same to Kim (McDonald), Who Would know what disposition to afe of it. At the sauic time he dS-cliu- ed au-few- er s tj'-Joh- my i J is ''.,'.:"...; v '.. ;T( A "fTTH? 'DOBSTI NOTICE. AT THE it Ogden Junction Office ts Lock-Stit- JMA 4tJ ad ch Machine. mm mk ip m."i ';ilafi; k; JOB WOEK THE IS EXECUTED LIGHTEST-RUNNIN- MACHINE IN THE WORLD. 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Business Cards, forgetting, ho will be everlastoff do he what to ingly putting ought and ending ofteu by not doing the same at all or until too late. Thus it Ball Tickets, is perfectly correct and reliable instinct which leads people to judge We are men by their appearance. no advocates for ostentatious splenileal Tickets, dor, but we would have men remember that they often allow those who really are their inferiors in capacity Hand Bills, to pass them iu the race of life, and Bills, Shipping carelees and because sololy they are indifferent in the ways which we have indicated. Let conspicuous offenders against good taste realico that Monthly Statements, the struggle for existence is now peculiarly keen, and that, other things being equal, he who takes pains about himself in small matters is certain to outstrip the individual who docs not. The former will often be favorably received where the latter is received Every Vxtrkty 0 with courtesy. Of course, it is possible to run from one extreme to another. It must, however, bo obvious that neatuess does cot involve splendor, nor an enhanced expenditure, botn of which things should, by individuals' of moderate weans, be avoided. It is quite possible that care and frugality can go hand in hand indeed, many meanly dressed people demonstrate this' beyond a doubtIu a word, slovenliness extravagance aud discredit utatacs?, economy aild credit - I Double-Thre- watch, to Influence of Neatness. If you ' j THE NEW boot," said Peck, and handed it to him. Dan said: ''This watch is mine, then?" "Yes," Baid Peck, "and I will be after the woman in the morniag," aud left. 'Dan thought do more of it until When he arose he Order Books, next morning. found Peck there after the woman, and they were packing her things for a start, and did start off on foot together. Dan's wife that he traded for has left, aud won't fulfil the conReceipt Books, tract. . l, ' YVUes. From the St. Louis Republican. f.-s- Davis was draft for 15,000 himself, which be supposed was in payment of his fee as attorney for services rendered in the matter of the patent, and Ingersoll complained that it was not ha'i what he ought to mve received. However, he gave McDonald the draft, which was pay able to his McDonald's) order. lie took tho draft to the First National Baok of this eity and had it cashed, and handed the rroney to John De ano. vto questions were asked by Delano and he made no explanations, as he supposed it was understoed be- weca DelaBo and Shaffer. That was all he knew about the case, and the whole connection with it. It ha3 also been testified by some witness that Thayer, now Governor of Wyoming Territory and formerly UmtedStates Senator from Nebraska, was puiJ 82,000, which accounts for the 612,000 given to Shaffer by Davis in Loudon, and forwarded by the latter to Washington. 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