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WAYLOR BROTHE RS, lDEN-E
j L lists, Ill2 MAIN, SrREET, RICH U7Sfffp
MOND, give Nitrous Oxide Gas for $l, ChloEoform
OF Choral 81, to extract teeth without pain, Teeth
inserted as low as Si5,t Teeth filed with gold 90
Tie cost of all operations made KNOWN before be-
H'. ! - - 80 TAYLOR BROTHERS,
zoe III 49, IL 10 izf,ss lrll ILL., Main street.
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e5iatG BIZ arubps g w tiitams
Auctioneers and Real Eststa Agents,
Eleventh stfeea, between Main and Bank ,s.s =

"a NEAT BRICK TENEMENT on
IN THE WEST sInEsg0 DE-. "a HERRT, E ~,
TWEEN -DUYER,ASI1s9 g U u 81 ~! - n ~
,STREEf s. Az hUCTION.-O TUESDAY, 2slh
octdDer Fat clock Pm, we win sel np gs. HIe
premises,a neat tgnds % eIUA ~ 49,,
MFNT IN Fordis. Row being the foutta one IRON
lover Tor Csry1 street. II haa three rooms ~ ~
been recently painted ard newly enclosed ana Tue
Thosa wastspg pleasant httle homeat mode
rate cost should attend this sale. ~ s53tEsfiss
IE 1a - AT sauks1RgsS WILLIAMS Aucts:
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'sEwTNss.aIaCHrsEs.f

YXTHEEIEK 49,; WILSON, SEWING
wv MACHINES acknowledged t5sb the best
In the world for family because they use
no shuttle and make the iock-stitch, which win
neither rim nor rayel. ,sISf,3z+;ssssHq ts5S1 :
Over FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND SOLD
AND t2N USE! Awarded the fret premium st
the W1rld's Fair three different times over all
Sold on the instaanae principle, and inst no.
ton given In using by @. u. RADWAYs u 81
Sc 70 1ss Mad street. ksiseshnnend.. :
WING-MACHINES OF ALL K1NDS
0REPAIRED. The sLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW
H0UGHT and SOLD. Keeela
$500 - = - : sLOAT q ADDINGT0E, !,
a4s1rass Iss aaiECarH1fsesaasarE oHssesafh. J
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5DoSENDALE IEa 200 barrels
" nsgs ea4 ~ sos seIe sg s
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ByThos. w. Keesee, Auctioneer,
Ig ~ No,Is17 Main street.

zoo TONS ANTHRACITE COAL
sVVB AT .AuCTION.-I will cell on TUES
nay. October 18th at IL O'Clock, in front OF the
richmond and York River railroad depot, on Inc
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slPs a-The property wali Be- sub dfYiasd b
sell the fr0Httenemept separate from the reas ane
oe 2o-.ds - " III isss sFa{fs G3ODDIN, Auctx
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
and sitter eUNDAY.25d Octo.
her 1870 the. pASSENGER TRAINS viii run as

ID tE1 GiCdI G1k$hG ska<1ISOts }!CIIIoSIeA1As
yJuROAD.--Dn, and sitter SUNDAY, 25d Oeto.
beE, 1876 the r AssEN TRA1 ~ win run as
!. aSds. TRArN wiII run DArEY.between Rich.
nond and White Sulphur Springs texceps Sunday.
between Gordonsyins and " hite sulphQrl Leave
Richmond at s A. a.. !; srriye q White sulphur at
10 r. IL. leave White sulphur as 3:ceh NJ, and
arrive ut Richmoud at a:5s r. aM. making close
connections at GOrGopsvIlle and Gu arlotiesviile
with Oracge, A1exRndr1a and Manassas railroad
srsfnsf for "A Iexangrta, Washington, Baltimore,
Philadeiphie, New Y0rk, Boston, &c. also FOR
Lyncnburg, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis,
New Orleans Montgomery. Mobile, DC al,,,.
u Going Vest, passengers dine ut Gordonsg1iie
and sup nc CovingtonS GotBg East, breakfast at
stanton and dine rs Gordonsyflie t4ssr
Z This train connects with stages nc follows:
At staunion f0r Lexington, Natural Bridge and
Hnrrisgnburg.; o.. =. e..,.;.-. "a ,,,,,ss.
&nd Warm Eprings, Is mice.
At White Sulphur Springs for Lewfsburg, emiles;
and Cnarlestoa,5 100 miles. ~ ffs2 Il
THROUGH TI.CKE 7 8 iscued to all points
North, West, and soa ns n q rr "a avn.
En- 3oc II s,'.f @ss ,fTirf General Ticket Agent.
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-, 500 TONS ANTHRACITE COAL
or stoves and CRATES. in lots to suit cons liners,
VI - % THOS. ". KEESEE, tAuct'r.
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Editor CosnaopoIie: ~ i vol e e.
I desire as an unsolicited tribute TO the merits Of
Helmbold's Buchu, and for the benefit Of those
similarly afflicted Us myself to say that after con-
sulting many eminent physicians, and trying
nearly all the best advertised remedies I'm the vain
hope OF finding relief from aggrayating kidney
and bladder diseases, rom which I have suffered
|excsssiysly for many years, good fortune finally
suggested 70 ne Heimbold's Buchu, which 7 com.
meneed using with little faith, and no apparent
eneAcial results for about month. At the expi.
ration OF that time, however, I ,thought + com.
menced to- experience slight relief, which encoa.
ragged me ID perseyere in Its 1uss, and now, at The
expiration OF four months, although am an IN.
firm old mar, nearly seventy eight years Of age,
and consequently medicines cannot be expeetedto
fayorsSly .eaest me: as they otherwise would. u
have found such indispensable relief and sperma.
nens benefits from Me- Helmboid,s valuable dis
3covesy shat sssl ought publicly ossecord lie
fact: as an achnowledgmsnt TO him snds valuable
Suggestion to Che M III = = t:,,s 5sat
800 : ). ,..,,iY Yours respectfully, Ea 1tsai
! Is = isefiaasss iszs:'1a5 u. M.sLaRENs
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GNYDER u mBY,
RIcHM0ADs eT0yE AND ARGHagE0VURA
~ - LEON WgoRKB, II -


Dealers sua others VIII dnd at our Works our
ing; HOELUWlyyARE,F FRONTS andG RATES,
FEaDERS SOIL, PIPE ia YDkhNysC AsEsss,
AID YLUMRERs,san and Gkk1x&TERs' CAST ga
q W. do prspsssa Is but ap IRON FRONTS ios
buildings ID any stylS and fnsnish IROM Gas ls
Ane sILEA.s f8RA IaMSsS, astEA:LlGhIS d i4s.
frsesa e low aS; ~ norshesn housss ehggss ter
sasne style Of Morks On YpEH q ihni'
q oH I~am ase tsfls g. y ~ ~
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CURE OF GRAVEL OF FIVE aEAhs' o1<AsD''
.ifNGLsroNE,PAssED AND TO BE SEEN. !
SAVANNAH, TENN, May ID ises' |
Dr. q. r. Re,sn5old: -',. -.,s -
Dear .sir,-We introduced your FLUID tExi.
TRACT BUcHU In this country lsbout eisha'
months ago. and are happy to state that 1t is meet
ing with universal favor. We wish to Inform you
OF one instance tamong many where your
EsucHU has worked wonders. "A man In our
comfy named j. b. Ostel had been sufering
about Eve years with gravel About SIX weeks
aso he bought, of ns one bottle Of your yBUCHU,
aud before he was, through with one bottle he
passed gravel that weighs EIGHT GRAINS y WHICH
we now have on exhibition In our drug store. He
SAWS that he WIN never be without the BUCHU IN
his house again. Your preparations sre gaining
favor every day. aa;a.jzf ,..,s, i; =. stySS !
Very respectfully yours, &C., !, =, ~ !
10 <%af ! > 50 e,2t. ECCLEs s HIEKEL. |
-3. az -, ~ @ "a : ss3s stii Druggists.
.ssetlla1-glifog 10 ytllna+s 1
- fnts-f;,f III z.;7Ssssgqs !!
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AZ
CURE; OF BLADDER AND KIDNEY A FEE /
4 3,TIoN.soF LeNGzts TANDINe-sToN
PASSED And BE SEEN e 800 70 5 "a =
~ asff WEsTpoaT, CoNN., September s 1853: /
H. r. Resm5od, Esq: 'asa 5s.l W. a,f pas /
Dear sir,-3 commenced taking your $ Extract trsa
OF Buchn about tgo weeks since for an affection
ofths graysl and kidneys. Ihsye suffer
ed by. speals, very much, for few days past. Bul
Yesterday relief came through the effect of you,
. Buchu.', A stone passed from my bladder ahou,
the sixeofa large pea, and / now feel perfectly
well and entirely free from the pain that have
suffered with SO hard. attribute my cure to youi
medicine entirely, and would recommend an per.
sons simnariy, affected 30 try It,. have 2rea''
faith In its curative powers. an .ianGls5issg
| q yours, eruiy, THOMAS j. BENNETT.
aA'' 80 = REFERS TO ,s-,sGss NIB
R RI w HILLAM GoGsWELL. Westport Conn
d.L.a. CANNON. Druggist. Westport. Conn
II. B. WHEELER Esq, gJsstporfi S ,qe ~
iBRADLEY Hull, Esq, Westpcrt, Conn.
DIR. WAKEMAN. Reading, Conn.
sRR. q, ~ ". sRoBiNsoN, wholesale Druggist he
| ! tysrk city; ana many Others, If necessary
-. 800. sS StSistSsti ~.
.cseE tssEEft a---- =; !l.Iag
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T1oQK ANnJOH PRINTING NEATLY
ID ExEQtITNDA Az Tells OFFICER z.
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| The sale OF the DAVIS MANSION gin the above
advertisement Is postponed till FRIDAY, the 9TH
tdar of November, 1916 at 4 O'Clock p. NJ So
The sale OF the other properly will come of as
adve tised as above. ',tt''.. 49, =
ocA E.syg g,,rrFT W.AGOUDlN,yAuct.
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TESTIMONY.

80. -. g. bs,3.S;s.9 s,.- loss 7!i2k .t5R II :.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-09
Inffiou Hcfrtte.

1ntft0n HGfrfts
RY HENRY d. MINER, AUCTIoNEER.
Once YES Broadway. near nd street
CLOSING OUT SALE OF AN
IMPORTERS STOCK OF ELEGANT
CLOCKS. BRoNzEs. PAR1ANs.
PAINTINGS. FANCY GOODS, 40
HENRY d. MINER, Auctoneer, will sell M Auction,
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY, April II,
Is. and Il, ct ii O'Clock each day. at the store
IS MAIDEN LANE.
Importers Stock OF large and varied assortment OF
RICH BRONZE, oRMOLU. MARBLE, and ALABAs
TER CLOCKS, BEAUTIFUL BRONZE oRoUPEs
and FIGURES; DECORATED AND PLAIN PA
RIAN aRoUPEs and sTATUErTEs ARTISTIC
IsLAID oRMoLU MOUNTED TABLES and JAR.
DINIEREs, FINE DECORATED CHINA CARD
RECEIVERS. VASES, TOILET SETS. 80.
The above are now on exhibition. and upon cxamina.
tion will be found comprise Of the most elegant
important sales OF Fancy Goods ever offered in this
city.
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STEAMBOATS, HnS RaiIrcao,.

e-'>N'sSN.
X Mh nE, ~ IA !.LWtAY,,,T TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT
VIZ: "" ~ ioi0wa
81 St. cnl T5S% .,
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6opartntrsbip aciis,s.

NHE COPARTNERSIiIP heretofore eyis'.nE
II under the nTm name OF CrAw 4 Seaman, was Ms
solved ON the LIST day OF Mach last 10y mutual consent
All accounts made BY the late lTm viii bg settled Dy s.
AMOS CRAw.
: u. SEAMAN,
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daily tFor Piermont only.
WIN. X. BARR, General p ssenget Agent
l. D. RuCKRR. General SUPERINTENDENT.
Sulpplng.

A NCHOR LINE PASSAGE TICKETS,
to and nom any Railway station In Great Britain.
Ireland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Hll'
land Be gium anu the United States Oy steamers SAIL
ing weekly, for sale
Al LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
'' HaENpERsoN. BROTHERS,
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ANY Information respecting the whereabouts OF
N PAUL HASS will be thankfully received by his sis.
ter. PAULINE HASS, BoTdenstown, N. j.;
NIIsSING-since Saturday night, April 2, about 10
WI O'Clock Patrick HOltOn aged about 10 years feet
9nChes IN height fair complexion, stout IN proportions
lost OF his eyes mad on at the time brown sack
coat black pants, hair little gray the lst place he
was seen was ~ S5th ST. near IN ay. Any Information
Will he thankfully received by his distracted wle Mrs
HOLrON, 21 West 26lh at.
DADICAI. CURE, without knife. caustic, or de.
tention from business, for strcture, Fsula, Pes,
Diseases OF the Pelvic Viscera Disease and Deormtes
of the eye nose face, and person and all Important
cases. HENRY A. DANIELS MD, IA Lexington ay.
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Tor LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.

INMAN LINZ OF MAIL STEAMERS
Sailing from New loik every Saturday, and alternate
Tuesdays.
Rates of passage by the saturday steamer
FYts CABIN parable D gold Seey2ge pdVGbe IN cr'cH.
Liverpool or (ueenstn 1900 Liverpool or Quccnstn tB
Passage BY the Tuesday steamer, vim liza fax!
Liverpool or Qlecnst'n ts0 Liverpool or Queeustn 80
'......s..ss....s.
Tickets sold to and from England ireland, and the
FOR further information. apply at the CompanyS
Offices. JOHN u. DALE Agent,
l5l,rOnlnAy New York.
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MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANh-
sun BUILDING, ies NASSAU ST..
OPPOSITE CITY HALL, NEW YORK.
NEW FEATURE.
INTEREST COMMENCES on THE FIRST OF
EACH MONTH FOLLOWING THE DEPOSIT,
Al six per cent, Per annum with participation In the
fronts, on the MUTUAL plan. One dollar viii com.
mence an account.
CHAs. X. GRAHAM. President.
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-finantAL
rI'HE SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD


Is now completed the entire distance from owego to
Auburn. popular and prosperous agricultural and
manufacturing district Is thus efficiently provided for.
The local business OF the Southern Central will be very
large both IN freight and passenger traiic. The rich
agricultural country through which 1t will afford
constantly increasing business The manufsc-
turing establishments at Auburn whose water power
is the best In the State and the enterprsing towns
along the line. will always to this road good
income.
VERMiLYE CO., the Financial Agents Of the road,
offer the remaining unsoid portion OF the Bonds with
the greatest confidence believing them TO be a. good
security any that has ever been placed on this mar
ket The Bonds bear Seven per cent have thirty years
to run, and they convertible into stock at the option
of the holder
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f'Firesh' '"O @Rr .iiifiiaS SS29ros wall st.
NATI0Ehlh..htINShh OF sIKAHAI.MIns

N 70 LfvEKf DOL AND QUEENSTOWN
HkLNETIA. Thomson Saturday, April y, at y A. MI
Cabin passage. w and t7Ui steerage, so currency
Prepaid steerage tickets from Lyerpoo. Queens
town, Londonderry, and Gasgo W, ~ currency
Oflce 80 Broadway. Y. W. J. HURST, Manager.
rI'APsCOTT'- EMIGRATION AND FOR.
II ElGN EXCHANGE OfFICE.-Passagc from Liver.
pool and Queenstown weekly BY nrst.class steamships
Also from Liverpool and London, by weekly sailing
packets Drafts for 81 and upward available IN any
part % Great Britain ana Ireland al the lowest rates al
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-15

And notice hereby given 10 all whom it may eOle'a that unless settlemsni be made with the Secretary q @ company ai his office a Phenix Yayapai county Is'lf @ tory of Arizona before the first Saturday n Oe. A. D. ls7O at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the above meslD.y m shares will nt the sas time and place be offered m As ai public auction ie the highest bidder foF cash ~ NO bid will bo received for a less amount 'hAA a, i4 debieiness nf the snrs offered with five ger ecu @ thereto for advertising and costs of sale
 By order of the Company,
 JOHN T. ALSAP, A.
 Secretary swillng IT, Csa o~ Phaenix, July 2, ls70 Ango'|
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-15
N o E.
To all Whom | may CoacoH,

To all Whom t Bay CoaeyH'
 The underSigped under the name and style df us SALT RIVER DITCH COMPANY. hereby give notice that they have this day cnined Forty Thonssud lncs o hs measured under two inches pressure cl hs ss's of Salt River Co be taken from said river a pn sao i've miles above inc crossing u ihe ieiIvw-A szS FkF read said rsver aud opposite rcd mountain e the south sidc nf said river We also elar the rghi way hF said ditch to lont opposite the middle d hs north side of the Little Maricura Mountain. We Ao claim hundred fee, eaeh side 0f sad ditch and he entire length 0f said ditch
 And the said Salt River Ditch Company furfber Ew notice that they intend 10 work en nc se Ditch before the 25h day cf December, A D l'U Said ditch to the south side of said river
 N L. GRIFFIN Jos W kNoTT
 CALVIN JACKSON, A. B. SMITH
 JoHN wAssoy, A. r. K sAffVnt
 JACoB MILLER s. SHOUT,
 JESSE JACKSON C. A. LUXE
 IacKsnN B. C. BAN.
 ,-. ,, 'r An,,,., o9d is7o sag7
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-15
RANCH
 FOR SALE CHEAP.

farm of l6O acres good arable land, sifss ,S aS Valley about 22 miles north of Prescott togeihsI s5s Improvements thereon, consisting of large. Au me dwelling house touring mill corrsl uhoussA hv .a, land at all times be irrigated, and inc n ,u, i'ps ter which Is carried all the place m e trss the place are several thousand young and 'niu The range fr stcok cannot he excelled Fer al is of purchasing can gain full Information by oanns :, se store of Campbell < Bnffum Prescott A. 1,vad
 premises.
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TO SHIPPERS, Great Reduction i'm Freight.
 ANAHEIM LIGHTER co.

Tle undersigned is now prepared 10 ,eoei,s ss..,. The Auaheim Landing to be forwarded to snv par, z, , State AriEona ' f'N us Tue low aie of Iighierage 0fers Great Indnees,,. ia shprefs of merchandise Co Lone Pine Cery, C.o,la S Beruariino and Arizona Terriiory A shippers will please send nls of IadinR by sesm,, and mark goods care of Auaheim Lighter (o ''
 CHAs. H. JOHNSON Ageut Anahcim, July l5. 1870. apvs.sm
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-15
STORAGE AND FORWARDING.

Iaues m Wickehburg, Prescott, and other interior points. notified that have a the EhrepbeTg Isndins large dobe warehouse with good shingle rof and ann
 aIed 70 receive and forward goods every descrpon H pps % ,' Ehrenberg. <. T. Sept lst, 1870 "'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-15
ISAAC IT. LEVY, Dealer in General Merchandise, ana oe"''-
 Commission Merchant, San Bermardino, California

Merchandise forwarded to any part Of A"''"~ pFomptness and despatch. .,,,. xt,a Settle Gold dust Legal Tenders, and Soldiers rum Ofioe of inc Arizona Stage LiDe, No. JaeAs0' corner of Third and Grafton streets
 San BerDardipo, Csii August s1 le'o
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Prescott Advsrtissments.
DRUG STORE.
 Szn6

"A On hand and for sale. HdlPs Bdlsdm for he Lungs Io''nseads SarsaPariRa flyers
 BriIorS
 HplPs
 Ayer'S Cherry Pcctordl,
 Ague Cure,
 Osgood's IHdia Choldgogus, Bro,cH's Jamdicd Ginger, Perry DaUis's Pain Killer, Goodalfs CdtdTrh Remedy, BrocR's Bronchial Trocbes, Bryan's PH'moRic Waters, D.. DeDiafs Pitch Lozenge, KcatiRg's Cough "
 J0yae's Patent Medicines, And. In fact, full assortment Of all the Patent Medicines usually found in drug stores. Toilet Soaps, Fancy Articles, Pscfamery, And large supply of Dispensing Medicines. N. B--Physcians prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded. C. D. KENDALL. Iy7 Dr Kendalrs oioe--In rear of Drug Store Prescott April 2i, 1868.
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NOTICE.

shares in the swilling Irisstns cauai CoupanI s' indebted to said company on assessments guy "'' the Directors thereof as fjliowsi
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-15

Two hundred tons coo of Hay containing two thousand
 (2,oool pounds 70 Inc ter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-15
Prescott Adrertistmtnts.

OFFICE CHIEF DISPENSING OFFICER NORTHERN DIsBURsiNG DISTRICT ARIZONA
 FoRT WmrPLE, A. T., Sept 18th, l-'o.
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HERBERT BOWERS, Post Trader, Fort Wbippie, A. IT.,

Groceries, Pyorisiops Caa Fruits, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Stationery, Fancy Goods,
 Tc1acoo, Cigars, de., He also keeps constantly hand and for le the fol. lowing articles all Of which arc manufactured 6. his Agua Frio Mil % miles from Prescott. Flour, Graham Flour, Buckwheat Flour, Bolted Corn Meal, Bran and Shorts. The -four is ss good as he best imported California Of which it takes precedence in this market.
 Prices Reasonable. Call and examine for yourselves.
 IT. BOWERS, Post Trader mar26 For whipple
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-15
NOTICE. ANAHEIM LIGHTER COMPANY

From and afer this date CHAs R JoHNsoS |. nm, Adj author'2ed Agent and General superintepden, ' uaJ Ny order of the Board of Trustees
 r. KORv Anahem, July i5, ls7O -sus'O U"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-30
OuR SENATORS ON RAILROADS,

Our Senators at Washington appear
70 be taking hold of railroad matters
vigorously. Stewart has introduced a
Joint resolution relative to freights on
the Pacific railroad, which sets out
with the pleasing preamble that in
order to secure the more speedy re-
payment of the interest on the Z. S.
bonds issued to aid tho construction Of
the road, all troops, supplies, and
public stores required for the Pacific
States and Territories, shall be sent by
way of the railroad, at rates NOT ex-
ceeding those paid by private parties.
Nye's bill Is to authorize the Atlantic
and Pacific railroad companies to
mortgage their roads, and for other
purposes"
The Government has done much for
these railroad companies-in fact, vir-
tually paid for the road and presented
It to the present proprietors. This
bill OF Stewards Is to append addition
al favors by furnishing additional
frsight. The resolution would be
proper enough provided tho railroad
furnished the best and cheapest
method Of forwarding the stores 60 the
Pacific. The great desideratum now
In to get out Of debt, and reduce taxa
ton. Whether Stewards plan of ship
ping all stores by land will increase or
diminish tho cost of transportation is
vet to be- determined. That question
will naturally excite more general at
tention than that of atfording the CON-
pany additional assistance in meeting
its obligations to the General Govern
ment.
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MORE NEW STATES.

The Democratic and conservative
forces now control q majority Of the
electoral vote which elects the next
President. The only apparent sal
vaAon Of tha Republican party in the
next election Is In the admission OF
new States out Of the present Territor-
les. A bill to organize New Mexico
has been heretofore presented and
now We observe that Senator Nye has
introduced one for the admission OF
Colorado, which was referred TO the
committee on Territories. Tho crea-
ton ofthese new States containing bu.
y trifing population is really an out
rage on tho larger and older States.
New Mexico Is mainly inhabited by
Indians more or less civilized orChris-
TANNED, but actually as incapable of
performing the duties of citizenship
iutslligently as the remnants of the
same race we see wandering about the
towns of this State. If New Mexico Is
entitled to admission we know OF no
Territory which is not, for 1t Is one OF
the poorest on the list. Colorado Is an
Improvement, and Is growing into q
respectable organization, and natural
" In the course o, ten OF fifteen years
might justly knock at tho Congress
ional door. Senator Nye is too fast in
now presenting the bill. Political
necessities are overriding statesman
like considerations. But both New
Mexico and Colorado may rebound, If
admitted, to the confusion of the poll
t~icians, as well as most oftbe Southern
States. Neither of them can be safely
relied OH rs life-preservers for the
Republican party. The presentation
OF these bills and also one to organize
Utah a q State shows that the Repub-
lican leaders realize their periIous stu
alton, and to gain a point, are willing
70 disregard the plainly spoken senti-
ments Of the country against this
moekery of States. Party tactics may
Justify Senator Nye, but the good ems
Of the country generally will disap-
prove the measure.