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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-23
Ser NppIo.@arfeu,

Wr. 5UI, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
bietet ben @iirgerr Baltimorr's; ~beionoers berer I'M
tpsltltben Staottbetle, einfn dn9erebmen Sommeraui-
sntbalt. Worta8s uno G~amita9s Nbeno III 9orjert Der
Yrof Wiuter' i4en aapele. Sr. SaieIbcrit. Der jesise
et9entbiti,er, 'piro bcnliht iein, ieinen lpertben 9afert
Den Ss1u9'nss gotales mbgli6it ar8enebm 3u maden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-23
Sic 9entIden in ben Ser. Staaten tirlo
Der beutid' iran3Diide Rrieg.

o~obofen, q. Suli. - Cine Ntafenbers
jamullung Der 3euti9en su @uuften ibrer
5aHp&leute wuroe ssftern Absnb in Websr's
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-23
Mnihcr,s l>Srnn~

quite Qbenb fncet tint nGoson" piectr cline srose
Grtra. s~prfienune fatt. .evui Prize Fight aHt Rbstn"
poer pSat Jpn iGou triest ibn uidlt IL. YutIeste nit
8siane (Shoo Fly), Z luJ (Cancan) uno b5berer Bal
qetei, arraneift BON Sr,i. Heinstp teumi gum erftfn
Wiale our Auftubruna. fri. Brtaa Claus lsonbreite).
6ri. Wtafp 6ennins (2anierin) bic 80. U. Ro}insfp
Inn 6br. S6miot (aomiter) ,pirtsn Ia BEN bibidsf
Gaet3e nit. stdt ~perseiteH ourtea mir unIsren made.
rem WiuI.pirettor Yrof. Carl S@igee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-23

Seilmittel tiir ole TriBlinas3eit!
SasgrpBe eausbait.S eiluittel- N tfdbier's Rrdu.
ter. Sitterer-it LIBERAL 5h baben unb ols eas ein5ias
abiolute Ylutreinigsmittel elnptobIen.
(Ilail0, 3Ytte, AL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-23

r - - .~'.II WI NN'
@rotrets. no iie ipolen.
&aien sic feline gBiilue, feline 9pai5e Der in
OsutlbianD falenben Sampler uns ben Wpr.
ipurf MAIDEN, OaB mir uniere Yilldt nidt Qe.
than baben. &eoen iino j66n, Surrabruieu
nod l6oner, in Die Sai9s 9reiien aber 1T am
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gSir ale limb einiS uno js mebr infer Gnt:
buliasmus entilanlmt uno iih betbGtigt, oeiio
lilebr iperoen mir bon Inletn ameritanijnen
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ner ipetB, oaB. per ieine @ltern uro iein Yas
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lamb ldlagen, ie aud fur Mmerita ihla9en;
oaB ~olslelben Wtdnner, bic lebt ibre &iebe 5u
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DE i'm unlonstrts8e iir bic Union gelo9ten
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ten uno nns NIT Gelo peripr9ten; oaB Nepps
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uno in Meriio eonipirirte; baB er Sas, ipas
er ltBt in europa uerlubt, in Amerifa Der.
iu1t bat. Ser AmeriiGner ipeiB, ban her
5etnb Ssuii9lano's aud iein 5;in6 lit.
Gin breifa6es god Der pereinioten fslaeoe
Seuiialano's uno Amerita's /"
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I9onen anlpra1e fplgte, oerias or. &app Die
nadiebenoe 4oreKe:
sSie Dtutfd,sn Salttmort's an sas seutfds
Soit.
8altimore,2 %. Sult 1870.
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uno aber SauienOen in ieisrli1tr Weriamm.
lung auf benz 9t6Bten Dfientli1en plabe bier
3uiammen. IN Dem au9 BON leinen S6bnen
in Der 6remoe 10 treu unb beiB s~elisbten oeut,
i9en 8aterlanDe ibre innieiie SDmpatbie in
bieien ieirsn erniten Y~rtfunsstagen uno ibre
iperftbatiee 8iebe fano3u8eben. Ser beriibmte
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un8ebeure WebrSabl Der einseborenen Yiraer
oieies 2anoes ipmpatbifrt bon ean3em Ssrs
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BON !Srn. Simon Wolf.

vNn oas Gomite 49,. in Baltimore.
SD bin bur9 &ranfbeit ans Bett gefefielt
uno lam uumDali6 beute &bsno bel Sbnen
ieln. Mber i'm @eifte uno 9er3en tperoe i'd
Sbrer Weriammlung nit Se8eifteruns bsis
pobnen.
SD minTde Sbnen ieoen grfoIa, unb i'd
tsffe uno CLAUDE, Sbre Denomination miro
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-27
County Auditors Report.

To the Bad Of County Commissioners of
Ormsly County:
The County Audit Dr has the honor TO make the
following Rep RI To the fisca! sffI.rs # the
County FIR the SIX months ending On the 3Jth
June, 1870
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-27
Monday. October 3lSt. 1870.

Unexp.cre inteif r.nces have oper tied t. make
this d-iay n.-resssry 10 accomplish the result
freeing the LIBRARY fram deOt. without rerUu--
roo;her pr.vrIes gr..nr,d by at of the Lesisll
ture. passed --b nary II. I>sO-
This is Positively the o,.ly pastnNnment which
will be male. the C1ncerl viii take pi tee "n the
LAY above named com nrncin. at uIue clock \
NJ and IL continue until the gifts have been
awarded.
The funds already in INK considerably more
than suf'ient - the -ea>fui cOini l=tIor,
If the Contract wI'h tine pubi
The .sl- If tickets viii positively close on F.i-
day. the 2sIh d ~ of Oct .oer. $50.
All tickets remaining un-oii at tina. time i'll
be Withdrawn from sale and canrelt7i they viii
be aiyerti--,. by their numbers. IN the tn DAY
of Octob-r $50. in one nn.re the daily pt-
pers of III 5 city ANY iinuni ion thus m ,'i- IN
the number If tickets 81 be drawn. Will MT affect
tin number of am unit II gifts 1i~y WI be a
hereto advertised. 10 Wit: SIS gifts, amount
ing in a ! {. 500 .UGJ GOLD
Ticket holders ->sding ont of San Francisco viii
receive iny accredited iI>ts Of the sas # 'it-.
which will ais, be Published ia the l--sii". Fan
Francisco daily papers. On the lst November, 1870
Delivery # it's VIII oninms nee November u.
1870, at the 'fiice, NJ 3ls California - eet. I"
all PARTIES presenting tickets to which gifts have
been awarded. All gif's awarded To- non rr-idents
viii be hel to their order and Tor iheIr account
ROBERT B. SWAIN. Presi'ien, NJ. L.
VII. l. BARNES, vice-Pres't 80
WI Z. RAL>tON. Treasurer.
THOS. u HAYES. Recording Sec. 90
DAVID WILDER, Corresp Sec
Trustees:
wM. ASHHU.NER, 1S,AC WORNSFR,
J. VI. McNULTY. ALF'D 2. y FELT,
ARTH VI EBbETS, WA G. BADGER,
WA. 4. WO ID. REYNOLDS,
SAMUEL HUBBARD.
MAURICE D0IE L CHARLES r. PETERS
Business Agents, No. SIS California Greet.
seitd
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lFublic-No. Al

An Act declaring the construction off, An act to
incrp rate the National Theological Inst tute =
approved May tenth, eighteen hundred and
xty-sN, and alsp - An act IL amend act
eutited An act to incorporate the National
Theological Institute, AMI To- define and extend
the powers Of the sumo" approved March
second. eighteen hundred and sixty seven.
Whereas an act to incorporate the Nationa
Theological Institute. approved y ten eighteen
hundred and .ixty six. and also an act To define
and extend the towers Of the same, appr,ye /
March second, eighteen hundred and sixty seven,
has have been m scon>trued by an attempt to
remove the seat of its operations to a distant
locality, direct contraVention Of said acts and
whereas the following named persons, joseph c.
Lewis, Edmund Turney. John S. Pol-r, Charles
ii. Nor e. William +. johnson. Lindsay Niue.
William 4. Nelson, George L. Mcclellan. Cemeu,
Robinson, George VI. Condron, S. Alexander, L.
II. Hutch n. W. 7. Wi.wali. S. L. Crissey, con-
committee, by the authority # said corpo, alton
Mt its seat of operati rs within the said District
OF Columbia. according to the intention Of said
. is; Now, therefore,
BE it nacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resent4iives If the United States of America in
Congress a-sembled tn It the Of operations Of
the National Theological Institute and University,
Incorporated under the act approved Nay tenth,
eighteen hunnred and sixty-eix, which act was
amended and extended by the act Of March
second, eighteen hundred and sixty seven. shall
he, and the same is her by, located wi hin the
city If " ashineton, in the district Of Columbia:
Provided, that nothing herein Contained shall be
sn construed TO prevent said operation from
such br ,ncles without the limits Of
said District may be n authorized by law.
Approved, April - 1870.
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lPublic-No. 81

An Act to protect officials in Government employ
Pc it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
re>entati'es OF the United Safes of Americ. IN
Congress assembled Tn It no officer or clerk in The
United St,tes Government employ shall at any
time solicit cont buttons of other officials or en-
plnyees in the government service for a gift or
present to those in . superior oflicial position !;
nor -hall any such officials clerical snperors re-
ceive any gift present offered or presented to
them rs the contribution Of those in government
employ receiving less salary than thems. Ives;
nor shall any officer clerk make any d. nation
as gilt or present to any Official superior. Any
officer OF clerk violating Of the provisions Of
this bill shall be summarily discharged from the
Government employ.
Approved, February l, 1870
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The County Audit IT has the honor to make tn
following Rep t. the fsca! aff'irs # tn,
County FIR the SIX months ending the 3Jtl
June, 1870
SUPPLEMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOE 1sG9.
In the report fer ia" half ending 3lst De
eember. 1so9. it state Il at the >upp einenta
Assessment Roll FIR ls6,. embraced pr'Ie't ~ val
uei at s. 1871 the taxes thereon bel. s. 80 ~
appvrtIoue.i a follows: To state. S2.535 Il; IL
County, Si.2eS 81 and :" the Fire Department,
Sllo 81 Upon arejnnt of this assessment there
has been y id account Of state aud County
taxes S..3 50 ami ON account If the ire pepar l.
ment 5! being a total # So - and l-avng due
npon thai roll the sum IF S>.e04 35. app.'rthn d
As follows: To srste. $3.50 -; to County,
81, 2Di 81. and to the Fire Department. STA 81.
en- the l4th February last the rsar,i "f CommIs
sioners passed \ ,iutiua by which it
'ordered III II the enir- supplemental assessment
for the year 1S69 be- and the is Ia reby,
stricken cut and RENTED " But the sttte
thorities. bj-ctiny such action by the totri,
instituted prce dn-s IN the supreme Court to
cate such order which have re-ul ei in a lat d.
eision by the Court rhu the ac'Iin Ut the Board
in thus RENTING ,he whole of the Supplemental
Roll uuauthor iz-d and ih-ir order declared
void What proportions of The present elin9urn-
eies upon tn r.l. and the additional III pr
thereon. will le nrieaf, er collected dep. nds a
great mea-rre up the further action If the
thereto. The collection Of the amount due would
De n great bench. 10 the County finances.
pNISoUENr TAXES.
No payments havsiesn made into the County
Treasury since the l>t January last upon account
Il the de!InYu-nr taxes of lsoy. at any # The
previous During the first half of ls69 there
we're 81 5sS o. besides the additional 10 per Cen
tum. paid in en- account If the delinquent taxes
IL 1875.
The balance on hand on the 1st January, 1870. |
vAs--.---- rs IL
RECEIPTS.
From the LIST Of January to the 30th June, 1870 |
the payments into the County Treasury have been
a f.I.ows:
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The Concert and Di-rribu u will Ike place
under the immediate direction IF the ard 1
Trustees Of the H-rc ,utrle Libruy ASS CT tI"',
assisted by Suprrvis ~ Committee. se!-cted
from State. Ci ami County officers. ami we'll
known citizeiI- 4 SIn i~o-
ROBs.Rr L. >sAIN, President VI A.
". II. l.. BtR>si, Vie President
WI u RA >rUN, Treasurer
After p,yiu. ne -Np-n t. Of the enter ttinmeDt
and m ,kin. she SRI If the gifts, at-'ve
announ. ell the bat ,uce will he applied e" ex;in
gushing the present indebted II he Nercitii-
tile Library A--u,i ltIUn-
Holders IT tickets u which gifts may be awarded
will receive the sane pre- enfsis'n III su h TICK
cts or coup us L, Bu -ness Agent, # the ard
Of Trustees at their Office. NJ. sis California
street, rAiictsc1.
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PAYMENTS MADE DURING THE SIX MONTHS
Tota! payments............

O1fciai evi has been filed in this "fhce that
ali sums due fr1m The County Ire .su-er I" ,he
STATE uy To the II h June. ls.v, have b. en- pro-
| perry sccJunred for paid 'v-r by The Couiity
ur-r, and that officer has The STATE CuntI OIL
l.r> certificate that he has been disch rsed fIum
a | lisb.litIe> up 10 ,hat date.
ihe ,aynie { Of 8. 456 - from the Reiempti.a
Fund effected she purchase Of II uid interest bear
ill.,, warrants the PRINCIPAL Of hich was - 81. 90
a Il upon Inch tn accrued interest an.uHied to
81. IA o. making TIT =. nd-btesine->of So Al Is
and being aSIns To the County Il $50 10
There icing the required ain"uut III the FAIL
road Fun 4, the Bard and the Virginia and True
k-e iiroad Company made An agre-menI unier
" hich early inJ ,nuary IN company in c''nsIdeia
IL n If tie advance payment If six thus, md six
Hundred and nifty duiars, surrendr. Ell C.'upon No
belonging 70 each Of the Bond, issued by the
Coaniy To- III. RAiIrosl, and ia, able the l>t #
June aiuuuutiny al '-seth-r 80 the sum Of seven
thousand do.Irs thus effectinS s,yin, of S55D to
.hr CoAnty. in accbrd,nce to law the btiance
remaining in tine Kali o..i Fund was. as brfo,e
slated tran. ferred TO the General Fund.
INDEBTEDNESS.
The floating debt on the LIST January. 1870. was
stated To b. SII So II. and since that date he al
lowed cl.'m> payable ont Of the usual funds have
i,-..I. foil
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-27

From the LIST Of January to the 3Oth June, 1870.
the payments into the County Treasury have been
n, flICvs:
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-27

Once: as Front Streec, San Francisco,
sells WHITNEY / CO., Agents.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-27

T. enable the treasurer to make payments in
tbs Kind Of money required by the nature If the
com into currency or currency" into
--c,dn,'' which done with tho following re-
suits:
Los t. Repairs Fund by sale Of cnrrency.S 50 GO
tam Io Re empton Fund h. sale Of coin-.. As Us
Gain General FUND by sale of con-. o5 -
Gals t. .,sd Fund by sale of coin......-.. Il 5j
The gain to these funds is the amoun' previously
rep rIei as - MIsc-ilsneuus H. cei.,ts, And are
ia laied in the apportionments made the pr op-r
funds.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-27
NOTICE.

HOLDERS uF TICKETS to the GiFr CoNcERT
in all of the Nero tntil- Library AsSo ,ti'r.
hereby notified, ta..r the Concert is Postponed
until
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-27
County Treasurer's Report
10 the Hon. I

To the Hon Board Of County Commissioners Of
Ormsby County. State Of Nevad.:
Gentlemen-Here~ithI submit my report OF
the business Il Treasarer's office for the six
months ending june 80 1870
Ny last scmi-annnal report, dated January Sd,
1870 showed ca-h on band in the different funds
on December 31st, 1869 q fullows:
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-27
[0RFIcIAL.I
laws OF THE UNITED STATES

Passed at the Second Session Of tie Forty.
First COnQress.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-27

Currency has been sid sr coin as liOws:
$50 % at @Oc netting Si)s 10 L'>s....-.S 50 60
Account County Bu liings Repair Fund.
Coin has been IL f,,r currency As follows:
s., 430 19ceinf s, 9l5 - Currency Gain Sia5 c3
Ace nut redemption FuDi.
f3lt 90 coin FIR 500 81 currency. CAIN. t5 81
Account General Fund.
$ll3 o. coin for $l5i 5, currency. Gain. n Sc
BuyIng ), So IL currency at Ste
Buying s. esq - currency at Sc.
The rec. ipts from Miscellaneous Sources
came from the sale If coin for currency.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
H. :. MASON.
Treasurer Ormsby Comfy, state OF Nevada
Carson City, July llh, 1870.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-27
CHINA-186S.

ADDITIONAL ARTICLES 70 fHI fnEATY BI1wEIN 1AH
UNITED sIAfEs AND INA. OF JUNE Is. 1865.
BY rRr PRESIDENT or fHr uSrrrp STATES Or AMERICA.
PROCLAMATION.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-27

The CoPYRIeHT LAw.-As some of our
White Pine authors may wish to copy
right their works, they ought to know
that the law has been materially changed
by Congress. Instead of depositing q
copy in the Office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of the United States, as here
tofore, it must be placed in the mail and
sent to the Librarian of Congress, at
Washington, who is made the sole custo-
dian of all such documents. and who ID
to issue the proper certificate. Copy
rights are to continue in force for twenty
eight years from the time of recording
the title, and may be continued for four
teen years longer, upon recording the
title or description a second time. The
Clerks of the District Courts are required
to forward to the Librarian of Congress
all publications which have been deposit
ed in their several offices.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-27

DWELLING HOUSE, in Treasure City for
sale very cheap. Inquire at this ONCE.
Go 10 A. BnowS's, Main street, Treas
ure City. for the best Wines and Liquors In the
markef. at wholesale and retail.
FoR A CLEAN SHAVE, and good work in
the tonsoriai line. go to HuDsos's, Dunn street,
nesr Main.
Accidents will occur, even in the best
regulated families. and : spalding's Glue should
be Kept handy.
ALL PARTIES mot members) having
caps or belts belonging to Hamilton Hook and
Ladder Company will please deliver them over
to any officer Of the company.
VAST QUANTITIES OF Ivory DESTROYED.
Thousands Of teeth that might last q lifetime
concerned either forget or do not Appreciate the
fact that sozodont, duly applied, renders the
dental substance proof against decay.
81. MICHAEL has just received from
California and the Eastern States an immense
and smokers articles, which he offers TO the
trade At greatly reduced rates-one door below
Medin's corner.
The COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT has
been rentted and elegantly furnished throughout.
and isnow one OF the handsomest establishments
Of the kin In the city, as II has been for q long
time the MOST popular, on account of Its low
rates Of charges and well furnished tables. Call
and get an excellent meal for 50 cents.
TIE CONFESSION OF AN INvALrD.-Pub-
lished for the benefit Of Young Men. and others,
who suffer from nervous debility, etc., supply
ing the means OF seif-cure. Written by one who
mas cured himself, and sent free Of charge, on
reoelying . postpaid directed envelop. Address,
Snroagh p~ostofice only, JONATHAN +. Coon, San
Francisco, Cal.
USED UP.-EssAYs FOR YOUNG Men
the enervassd and used up. who have lost thei,
youthful energy, ambition and bodily vigor, in
the pursuit Of Social PLEAsuRE-with words o.
cheer and sanitary aid for the seemingly hope.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Boz p Ph,lsdsl,.h,s
Pennsylvania.
Travis, WILSON & Co.'s SrAoE-ths
only reliable line running to Phoebe, Ely. ant
intermediate points leaves. as usual, on Mon
day and Thursday mornings, at 9 O'Clock. wes
y our On me other end, restocking and rehttin
passenger through on . Concord COACH In !
hours. at reasonable figures, or ON ! Ming WACO
for . bit. For particulars. call At their ono,
Main street.
THE HOUSE We LIVE IN.--The mind
the tenant Of the body. and unless the tenemei
is kept in good repair the immortal occupant
depressed. distrsught. miserable. and sees thin
as through g glass. darkly. not IS they real
are. When the stomach Is relaxed, the liv
torpid, the bowels disordered. and the nerv
unstrung. inyigorate. yitalize, regulate and tol
them with Tarrant's Edervcscent seltzer Ap
rient. Its operation is certain. painless Al
salutary. II brings the action Of these impo
tant organs into conformity with the laws
health; the spirits rise. the brain clears. and u
capacity to enjoy life Is restored 10 despondiI
lpvalids. Sold by all Druggists. .
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-27
WAR DISPATCHES AND CALIFORNIA PAPERS.

Under the present arrangement of tele-
graphing, the dispatches do not appear
to be assorted and cut off at Telegraph
Station or Virginia City, as heretofore;
but are sent to Sacramento or San Fran
cisco, and there sorted and r~e-transmit-
ted to Nevada. This is q very round
about way of sending the news, and
must greatly lessen the value of dis
patches to the papers in Western Ne
vada, which can only publish them
simultaneously almost with the arrival
of the California papers, containing the
same information. The mode adopted
by the company, is not SO Objectionable
to us a to u cotemporaries in the
Western end Of the State. We are ena-
bled to lay our dispatches before the pub
lie "a hours before they reach here in the
California papers, 50 that the news has
all been anticipated by us at least a
whole day before the mail arrives.
Whenever anything of more than usual
importance occurs, 1t comes to US direct,
without making the roundabout circuit
usual. Such was the case when the dec
l~aration of war was promulgated, and at
other times. But still, we think the
Telegraph Company ought to do better
by the Press of Nevada. We should
not be brought into the slightest compe-
tition with the Bay papers in regard to
overland news. We have about six hun
bred miles the natural advantage OF
them, and we are entitled to our geo.
graphical benefits in the telegraph as
in the mails. If the directors of the
Company at San Francisco will consider
this subject in the proper light, they will
give us the full 48 hours of advantage
We hold over the Bay papers. instead OF
only "a, as they do now in most in
stances.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-27

WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER OF TRoUr.-
We learn from a resident Of this city
who has Just returned from q trip through
Nevada, that the trout in the Truckee
river are being ruthlessly depopulated.
Some avaricious individual has con-
structed q dam and trap, and as at this
season the fish are hocking up the
streams in great numbers, their destruc-
ton is enormous. It is a matter, our
informant says, to be condemned, not
s much on account of the number
taken away as because of the shoals
upon shoals that are killed at the dam
by falling back, unable to cross it; their
remains form a heap of corruption and
decaying matter, the stencil Of which is
unbearable. A scales has been put up
on the spot, and fish are being retailed
in unlimited quantities for various towns
along the road. The Fish Commission
ers appointed by the recent Legislature
we're informed Of the matter. and were
very indignant at the fact of the proper
authorities neglecting to interfere in the
premises when called upon. They them
selves are necessarily powerless, but they
have intimated their intention of using
vigorous measures to put a stop to this
r%uinous practice wherever they can find
it in yogue.-S. +. Bulletin.