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SAX FRANcIsoo, OCT. 3l-lr p. r..
HumboIdt Couuty Item,.


tFrem the Register Of Saturday.
WINTER Is CoxNe!-The morning air
10 fresh, and the sun looks up through the
windowsto waksn uS-not down, through
the topmost panss, ~ he did Soma weeks
ago. The young cocks have learned their
Summers lesson, and crow most ambi-
tiously-"early and oftsn"-phrass bor-
rowed from the political arena; and, BY
that token, too, Winter il coming! The
Fall elections arc in season. Indian Sum-
msr time in the East; but Indian Summer
il no certainty here. The long, hazy,
dreamy days, that compensated for the
torrid heat Of July and the dust Of August
-thoss genial days. rich in all the best Of
every season; bearing yet some green Of
Summer, dashed with the purple and yel-
low maple leaves Of Autumn, and chesrsd
by the plaintive songs Of birds that quit
their northern home rsgrstfully-glorious
days they were! they are only memories
now: in the years since then the rose and
and purple have gained on the green, and
we are turning into the scar and yellow
leaf. Winter il coming.
SURVIVORS FOR THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Bucks party OF engineers, in employ Of
the Central Pacific Railroad Company, has
returned to California. Eplsr, who was
chief Of another corps for the same COM
pany, surveying to Gravsly Ford, has got
through. He, with O'Bannon, Of Ives
party, parted from Buck at Thousand
Spring Valley, and started for Salt Lake.
A corps Of engineers in employ Of the
"Union Pacific" Company, numbering in
its ranks . son or son-in-law Of Brigham
Young, passed down the river this week,
on ito way to Crystal Peak. The chief Of
this corps says that on no part Of his sur
vey, from Salt Lake to the Sink Of the
Humboldt, will a grade Of so much A. fifty
feet to the mile bs required. His route
comes through a gap named Cedar Noun
tain Pass, and not within 10 miles Of the
Goose Creek Mountain road.
JAMES NJ. GRAY, who, in early days,
fought, bled and died in "the lower town"
Of Unionville, 10 the Cop. candidate for
District Judge in the district comprising
Churchill and Nye counties.
WEATHER SIeNs M PRoPHHc1Is.-
These are at variance. In California the
acorn crop 10 heavy. In this State the
corn husk 10 thick, and the Piutes have
gathered in abundant storss from the su-
perabundant pine III crop. Yet, in Cali
fornia, as in this State, Indians and whites
predict a dry, open Winter. We hope,
and somehow believe, that the signs will
be found at faul. and the predictions come
true prophecy.
TIE harvest goes rapidly forward. Our
ranchmen have the Indians, men, women
and children, hard at work, digging, pack
ing and housing potatoes, cabbage, tur-
nips, pumpkins, and all name Of garden
vegetables. The season has been favora-
BILE and the crop Is very large. The Hum
boldt growers have hundreds OF tons oil
potatoes for Iale-and the bsst potatoes in
the world.
COP bless the old Democratic party
with all the cQntumely and abuse which
has been showered upon il, it comes oul
Of the contest worItsd for the time, bu,
with its colors flying, its honor unfair.
nishsd, its numbers increased, and it,
courage higher than ever. A party thai
can stand where it has stood for six years
past is indestructible.-N Y. World.
A fair conclusion, BY the gods!