Nevada national., 1859-01-15


am not advised as to tire ,.me wbea O
trial will be bad"
aAtE'. sCRlTirr
The Governor does not lhiuL that those
gentlemen have 'uade any offer lor a settle
ment satisfactory to the State. The snri.ies
being inso,gen.
WATER LoTs.
This subject is reviewed from iis origin
The Governor says the disputed property
has much drprcciated in value.
d" Il il is intended Go rrlinquish The title to
the purchasers under the sale of SJ3 with
out any consideration whatever. il certainly
can be done without suhiecting the state to
any expense. his hardly worth while to
employ surveyors to run OF lots aud streets.
printer. TO advertise. aud auctioueers 10 sell h.
IN order to give away public property"
THE HrIEuEAD srMGcr
As il Is probably that you win oe called
upon to pass somr Act for the preservation
Of the harbor Of san Francisco. il {, deemed
proper to make few general remark. on
this subject. II seems to be- admitted D., all.
that the front Of the harhor d, fast fllius np.
which must, before long. seriously Affect H..
usefulness and value. Some remedy for th,.
is certainly desirable
The whole State is directly interested in
keeping this ha. Dor what it now is. one OF
The finest la the worll-as our commercial
prosperity 'rpen.- apo il. Looking at 70.
then. o- d >.'lc question it becomes iupor.
taut TO Us ali to abstain '.om adoptin. auy
plan Hut.l a. ltisfird that ,i viii accom-.
pli,a the rnd in vicA the rr.-cryation %.
the hotlor ~ s. Fran .co. \ bad plln or
GOOD ote. D ho"is OF -k.' I.4,u.
$3.50 "r famp -rvip.. mi#hl rum IT,.
The exp .are. OF 1920. owrcau.ttv sf.l show
THAI h-iatcl ,ruc' .cns. costing immense
-um.. h1'r et placed 20 our h,rfor, nud
RI rr. vlirL Day. turned ,rt s. orion, 20
a. c'a.t ar' 70 .rd lsd 20 r.mo-
S.. .er.'-, -.w. ,i-.- where
".m t-d .p 'u
ue m ap, to.,c
a.e -.t- b,re l,on allowed
20 .uitf .r. tle solk.
The Cuy Of Portland, in Maine. 'oand
10 necessary. .umc three years since. tr nr-
ganizea commission '' Tor the purpo-e ci
ontniuinr niuu Tor rcerii'iug p.rmaaeaiiy
the lire Of construction Of T,lI.rd la., .r.
and tor 'Le general preservation asa i'm
prov, mcnt .f ,br chuaueI, and ll b9r &c
commolatiols." Three cma nt engineers.
distinguished for their science and ,teti.
pncc. Myssrs. Tottru Bach- ana Davis. Of
the Coast Sarvey) were PLACED on t.1t
Board, aul. after a careful examination. they
made an elaborate report. aai 81. plan
which they recommended was adopt Z, as
am informed. In New York aud Na..achu-
se,ts, Comm >,ioners have b.en appointed 10y
the State, to adopt plans and watch oge- the
interests Of their harbor..
The front line Of the city oa-. not to
be extended beyond its present l.mi,s un-
less it Is found indispensable 90 Oh. p,cscr
walton Of the haruor and coull not give
my sanction TO any plan until ,siiac and
disirtorestcd engineers have rroa1u1ccd il
the proper one TO accomplish ODE Object
private rights. as matter Of course. must
be respected but not at the expense Of tho
public good.
PHYSICIANS AND pLJos.-Is.
The passage Of a law requiring the exam
ination Of Druggists and physicians before
commencing practice is advised
CALIFORNIA AND rrAu r..>naEY.
" The Surveyor General acting 70 coniunc'
tion with the Federal officer could soon.
without any great expense. GS ,L.s line.
AvENpgrNTs 10 laws.
The Governor recommends amendments
to the attachment Law 80 as 10 provide foi
a fair distribution Of property among the
creditors OF bankrupt.
Fraul. being still pracliced at primary
elections. some law is recommended to be
passed to preserve the purity Of the elective
franchise
Restraints the Governor thinks, should
be imposed upon liquor retailers-ths law
10 b. amended so as to require the applicant
for license to give ten days notice Of his
intention.
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.
g This subject has recently occupied
good oeal Of public attention, ard there can
not be a doubt that survey of the state
would furnish very valuable Information
The MILITIA.
Ia California we have system which is
sadly defective. and which in time Of war.
or difficulty, would be found wholly imprac-
ticable."
EDUCATION.
The pilh OF a great deal Of commonplace
and truisms on this subject is;
= | trust that as soon as an ample fund is
provided some laws may be adopted com