Nevada national., 1859-01-15

with raHfua-a nlN 81 . s.r
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no good. whatever has been accomplished. SO
lar as protecting the Indians is concerned.
h1t 'he benefits are sadly di,pfoportionaty
60 tue cNpcHd.turos
ACrIClLrCaE.
Much pace s. devoted to this subject. ST.
t"r an i"'. re-lin. review of t'r condition II
'be various ur.n.lrs Of farming industry.
Il- ENceIoucy continues -
"1bc supreme Court having pronounced
,ae Act OF March -Crh. lS5C. cuuu,d &" An
Act i,r tha rroi-ciiou OF Actual Settlers.
and 90 quiet Land Titles in this State un-
constitutional. is therefore. dead letter
lt Is important th,t some provision should
hr ullr to protect The Sc',,er.uioIas gone
upon what was generally supposed to lie
public land. aud bestowed his labor in i'm.
rro,in, f. The Suryeyor General Of tho
Ca''d States. acting no doubt. under in
snuctious from Washington, in establishing
tde boundaries 81 some floating grants. has
converted into private. Wha. w,i h-re oforc
regarded as public land. Ia some instances,
settlers. desiring TO locate upon the public
domain. aad auX.ou. to make improvements
taruon. hty" gone 90 the grantees and as.
ceta...I from t....a their boundaries. Re
lt.u- d. oA tae information thus obtained.
they ha,e opened farms planted orchards
ala mlle valuable improvements. outside.
is 'l.y prro. ef 60. giant: hut which. by
allowing the grantee 10 Oaugc biz ouuda-
ri'-. .- NOW found covered by il. Ia all
ihe.r ci-e- tie whole constitutional power
o' tae ..,'e should be exercised TO protect
Tue n..r. To permit abe holder, of these
floating giants TO change their lines. - as to
pplo. .'c ilc labor OF others to their use.
Is tar rart,st injustice. aud ought not to be
tolerated"
NuINa.
1be mining interest israpidly Increasing
10 lamp QHrttnc- in almost every section Of the
>.-te,' says the Governor who thus deserv-
edig compliments Mcs.rs. Langley and Nor
ri,on hy quoting largely from their " Cali
f9ruia REGISTER"
coNNDHCE-UuALG rl-HEEIE-.
These matters occupy no little space in the
n s.a1e In aralit,on 10 ,aa future impor.
lance of san Francisco as a whaling port,
aud the l.neully created ly tLe dc-er,ion Of
>aauen. Nr. Weller ay-:-
Iti- ar.t. psa'-..I. ..a' heretofore aifi-
s.li',- i.t- ts.e thrown IL .,. Way Of shin
ma,ies- ~a! tur-'.aa presented to sea
mra Go aeer'. tai tae-. cluses have been
partially removed. aa1 hy Oh, creation ofa
tgWnl similar 20 tbat existing IN New
York may br wholly oaviat.l. This may
le accom-, shed uy ds.aiigc tae duties Of
Murine Juieerrou some Justice ortlc Peace.
iu conformity with BE nc, Of Congress Of
TIE twentieth af July, 1890 To effect this
ijrct. au ac' should ie passed, Ouihoriziug
tbe people Of Sau Francisco 70 vote Tor Que
Justice or iha Peace. who should be styled
Iaige Of ,a. Marine Court and for the SER
vices DE woail Dr. required to perform in ,hi,
capacity. be should receive a reasonable
compensation from Tie State.
10 as mu-u a- the wal,mgn are not eniiti
ed 10 .he pr.y..sge OF entering the United
states Marine Hospital, the city of san
Francisco might permit the sick or disabled
saamaa admission into the County Hospital
ata tari5 so low as merely to cover the
cost orhjs maintenance. Il can scarcely be
believed that looking to the interest Of the
city they would be unwilling to DO this"
WAGON EoADS-ovEEL,ND NAIL
flo recommendations appear or these to0-
les They are ji-cu-.al generally, and no
one can d--seu. from ,h, Governor : opinions
,aat by the establishment, of overland mails
and wagon roads. we shall have California
among .he brightes, stars in the Federal
Galaxy"
EXECUTION oF TIE LAW.
The Governor deplors the lyuch-law exc.
cations bgt suggests no remedy. So far as
au expression is concerned. his views are
not to be disputed
TIE WARRINGTON MONUMENT.
&f,er alludirg to the cessatian Of the
work on the monument, the Governor re-
commcuds as follows;
Il is due to the ch rac,er Of the age in
which We live. that this great national work
should De completed, aud. as individuals sub.
have failed, suggest the proprie.
ty Of passing joint Resolution. proposing
to our sister States the plan Of an appropra-
ton by each. in proportion to population
to finish il.
Printing on glass has be successfully ac
complishcd by gentleman in New York ci-
~, By new process he is enabled to print
letters and figures, Of various designs, on
glass OF mllteolors, with facility almost
equal to ordinary printing on common paper
Labels can be printed by this process di,
fectly on bottles ofany size aud form. These