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The Shasta courier., 1871-07-01
Notice TO whom it may Concerns.
L. s. LAND OFFICE. SHASTA. CAL,
June 2qth ISL


In the matter of the Appliaai;an Of c. G. J
Bush. County Judgr of Shasta county, State
of California, for Patent for the town site
of the town Of Shasta. California, in trust tor
The Inhabitants of said town.
Whereas. the day of July. A. y. 1870. an
aff iavit made D. kemblr, John X. kemble, vii
liam B. Walker. Christian Langsion. Zimri F.
sullock. Reuben IL. Booth. Kirk Sp,lding and
nes W. Jenkins was fled in the U S. Land Of
tic> at Marysville, California. alleging that
Township 20. North, Range g. West Mount Diabio
Base and Meridian. (inciuiing Il e town site of
Shasta. Call. TO be mineral IN charac er, and more
valuable for mining than agricultural purposes.
And Whereas. nn the 2sh day of October. A. ID.
1867, at aid ofice in Marysville California, Hon.
C c. Bush, Cou ty Judge oi Shasta county Cali
arnia, in behalf of the inhabitants Of tie said town
o. Shasta, filed Deear1tory Statemen No 1895.
claiming the S ! of the I, the 5 the W
the n W OF the n W I. aud the s + of Section
No. %, and the n of the N + Of Section SO. of
said Township the Town site
If Shasta, Calf rnia, and afterwards, wit. the
Sth day uf June. A. d. $50, paid Tor and entered
said lands in trust for the inhabt ints of sal town
of Shasta. which said entry by reason of said min
era affidavit has been suspended aud Regis
ter and Receiver of this Office, under date of June
9th, 1871 directed bv the Hon Willis Drummond,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office, to cause
and iivestigatinn 10 be had To determine whei II
the lands embraced in sad town site are more
valuable for mining than for agrir, ltura purposes
Now. Therefore Notice il hereby given to all whom
it may n -ern t at have appo nted the s day of
Aug A. ID. 1871, at 10 o'clock, A. N OF this office.
before the Register and Receiver, for the hearing
OF testimony as to the mineral or agricultural
character OF the land em6raced in said town site.
at which time and place ell parties interested in
said lands. and who hare personal knowledge of
the character thereof will be heard. and thereafter
the s-idence taken will be transmitted to toe De-
psrtmsnt st Washington. for final action there, u.
JOHN 8. F0LLANSBEE, Register.
CHARLES MCDONALD, Receiver.
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NOTICE TO WHOMIT MAY CONCERN.

U. S. LAND OFFICE, SHASTA, CAL,
5th June. 1871.
To Robert Berg Phillip Hitler, Hugh McCracken,
Schurer Bernhard, James Watson, William Walsh,
AAalph Minnyile ami William Boatright
Whereas on the - day of July A. D. 1870, yoI
fled your affidavit in the U. S. Land Office at
Marysvle. California. alleging that the S of the
5 W / of Section q. the 5 of the s E / of
c. 3ii Township 81 north X s Mt Dii b o
mrru valuable for mining than for agricultural
purposes, ani. Wheras. Alexander Husy did on
the 2lst day of April A. D. ls70. file in the Regis
tcr.s office ofth srill District his Declarato-
ry Statement claiming the same land. agricul-
inral in character. AMI more valuable for agricu-
fural than fer mining purpose and Whereas said
Alexander Hdlsy has applied to enter said land
Now Therefore, you will please take notice. that
un Ter aud by vrtuu of instructions ir M the Com
missioner ot the tieucrn. Land 0Gice, dated jane
3D. 1868. we have fxed the 5th day of July A. D.
lS7 at o'clock A. NJ, at this Office, before the
Register and Receiver for the hearing of proofs as
to the mineral agricultural character of said
lands and if said lands have been occupied for
agricultural purn0ses, and improved as such, be-
fore the 26th of July, 1866, the burden of proof
will be upon the party seeking to establish its
mineral character at which time and placa you
may appear, if See proper. and offer such proofs
IT'S you may have 10 ain the allegations con-
tanned in your said affidavit.
In Witness Whereof, have hereunto set my
hard and affixed my seal of Office the day and year
first above written.
JOHN S. F0LLANSBEE. Register
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-01
UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICE !
FOURTH DISTRICT. CALIFORNIA.
ANNUAL TAX ON INCOMES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Annual List of Taxes for Shasta County has
ben, received from the Assessor, and is now due
q d p y .ble.
r.r all taxes unpaid at the expiration Of
10 days from The date of this notice, demands
wi be served Tor the tax and fee of %
cents. and mileage at the rate Of cents per
mile, if served in persnn. and at the expira
tim of ten days from the date thereof.
Ienalty of per cent, and interest at the
rate of per cent. per mouth will be added.
together with the necessary cnsts of Dis
traint. as provided in accordance with the
Act of Congress passed June 30 1864. and
8 amended July l3, 1866, and as amended
July II. 1870.
MAY. 1871.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Annual list Of Special Taxes for Shasta
Coun has been received frum the Assessor, and
is n " due and payable from all persons engaged
in he sale of Spirituous and Malt Liquors, To-
bac and Cigars.
Fine Of Five Hundred Dollars, and I'm
prisonment. a the penalties for doing business
without the required License.
ALFRED BRIGGS.
Collector, Fourth District.
n B, ! will be in my Office. at the En-
pire H.,.el. in the Town Of Shasta, to re-
ssi7e Taxes.
JOHN CRADDOCK,
Deputy Collector.
Shasta, July !, 1871.
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NOTICE TO wHom 1T MAY CONCERN.
U. S. LAND OFFICE. SHASTA. CALp

U. S. LAND OFFICE. SHASTA, CAL,
5th June. 1871.
t. Robert Berg Philip Hitler, Hugh McCra~keu.
Schurer Bernhar James Watson, William Walsh,
Adolph Minnvilie. and William Boatright:
Whereas. on the - day of July. AID. 1870 you
fled yGur affidavit in the U. 5. Land Office at
Marysville, California alleging that the of the
S W and the OF the n |. of Section 81.
aud the Of the 5 E Quarter Of Section 2S. in
Township 81 North. Range West Mount Diablo
Base and Meridian 10 be mineral in character, and
more valuable fer mining than for agricultural
purposes; and Whereas Daniel Russell McLaush-
lin did on the as day of April A. D. 1870. file in
tho Registers Office Of the Marysvillc District his
Declaratory Statement ella ming the same LAM, as
agricultural in character, and more valuable for
agricultural than for mining purposes and whereas
said ID. II. Mclaughlin has applied to enter said
land Now Therefore, you will please take notice
that under and by virtue of instructions frcm the
Commissioner of the tieneral Land Office, dated
June 3D. 1888 we have fixed the 18th day of July
A. D. 1871. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at this office, be-
fore the Register and Receiver, for the hearing Of
proofs as 10 the mineral agricultural character
Of said lands and il said lands have bcen occu
pie for agricultural purposes. and improved
SUCH before the 2Rth of July. 1865, tie burden of
proof will be upon the party seeking to established
its mineral character at which time and place you
may appear, If you see proper. and offer such
proofs as you may have to sustain the allega-
tions contained in your said affidavit.
In Witness Whereof, | have hereunto set my
hand and aft xed my seal of office the day and year
first above written.
JOHN S. FOLLANSBEE. Register.
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-01
Notice to whom 1t may Concern.
U. S. LAND OFFICE. SHASTA. CAL,

u D. LAND OFFlCB. SHASTA. CAL,
juno 9th. 1871.
In the matter ofthe Pre- emption claim sfGodfried
Kuhn 70 the N W of + I. the W of SE /
the 5 Z I Of the S W and the S W of the S W
t of Section "a Township % North. Range
West Mount Disblo Base and Meridian
Whereas God'ricd Kuhn of Roaring River Coun-
ty of Shasta State Of California has made applica
tion to this office to enter agricultural land the
tract of land above described under the presumption
laws, OF the United States, And Whereas on the
day of A. ID. Is Aft lavts wer. filed in the
U. S. Land office of the humboldt Land District
California alleging the said land to be mineral in
character and more valuable for mineral than az
riculrurai purp ses, Now Therefore notice is here
by given to all whom it may concern that the un
dcrsigned have appointed the 7th day of August
A. d. 1871 at 9 O'clock p. NJ. at the u s. Land
Office in the town and county of Shasta, State ef
California as the time ard place for the hearing
of testimony hof're The Register and Receiver of
said Office 10 determine the facts as to the mineral
or non mineral chareter of said land at which time
and plaos all parties in interest with their wit
nesses. may be heard. and their testimony reduced
to writing after which the proceedings will he
submitted 30 the Commissioner of the General Land
flee for review prior to a final award. And in
case Of failure to appear and show the land to he
more valuable mining than for agricultural rur-
poses, the said rlicant will be allowed 10 enter
the AID embraced in his apocation upnn satisfac-
tory proof that said lad is more valuable for
agricultural than for mineral purposes and that
the said applicant has fully complied with the
requirements oi the pra-en1ton laws
JN0 s. F0LLAN>BEE, Register.
CHARLES MCDONALD. Receiver
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-01
BOOTH AND P..CnEt o.

The will Of the nc pie has been fairl y
expressed in the action Of the State Con-
ventiou. and Newton Boo Of Sacramento,
has received the Rrpullican nomination
for Governor while Romaalio Paeheco, of
San Iris o. ispo, has been placed upon the
ticket as h s associite. To the Republi-
cans Of Northern California it is needless
to say word in advocacy Of the claims of
Newton b tn TO the highest honor which
it is 10 the power OF the people OF this
Sta.e TO be.tow. He has been their choice
from the first, and will command a support
at the polls which no other candidate
could have done his is not du to any
personal popularity Of Mr Booth. but
rather 10 tie fact that we have reached
crises in our State Government when none
but true and tried men should be called TO
sway It's deftincs. Such mau wes.believe
we have in Newton Booth.
We have not space in this article t. give
even few of the many reasons which ex
ist, Why Mr Booth should be elected over
his Democratic competitor, Governor
IIaisht. They VIII a9ierin the course of
the campaign. The vacillatins. time
serving p5licy of our present Ex' cufive
is not suited to the present state of aff'Irs.
Questions are rising wi ich call for man
in the Gubernatorial Chair who is possess
ed of sufficient strength of mind to r., siSt
firmly all outside influences, and be upon
the side Of the people. always. Ip'n the
overshadowing question OF subsidies to
railroads. which is now aeitating the peo-
,,le of the State from Siskivou to San Die
20. the Democratic Platform is equivocal,
while the course of Haight as Governor.
Las been the same. BY the veto OF a
couple Of subsidy measures at the last
session of the Legislature, he has gained
reputation as being opposed to subsidies
which. for time caused the people to fer
get that he had, during his administration
approved OF fifteen or twenty measures in
which the same principle was involved
J ne record of Mr.. Booth, or tie other
hsnd. while representing Sac amento in
The Legislature, has been straight- forward
and PIN.
IN Romualdo Pachico, Mr. Booth has
st the right man for his coadjntor.-
Z : is native Californian, and possessed
great influence not only among his own
un'rymen, but among Americans as well,
40 reside in the lower part Of the State.
A,r. Pacheco was elect d on the Union
cket as State Treasurer in 1868. In
1867 he was renominated for that os't on.
and received more votes than any other
candidate m the ticket, u was, Of course.
d>feated In 1869, he was chosen State
Senator from a District which had been
Temocratic, and which at the same time
elected Democratic Assemblymen in the
counties lis name will be tower Of
strength to our ticket in the southern
counties.
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-01
e CARD.
THE UNDERSIGNED. BUSINESS ME

V,HE UNDERSIGNED BUSINESS MEN
of Shasta and Whiskeytown. mutually
agree to close their places of business on
each and every Sunday ensuing. after Aug.
lst. 1871. ard mutually agree. one with an
other tn do no business on tie above named
dav, sickness and death excepted
G.. c. Schroter. Daniel Lynch. E. Vulun-
tine, J. Isaars. A. Dohrow>kv. A. Coleman.
D. We'll & Bro. j. NJ Mannasse. j. n.
ChapprIl. A. Wyatr. w. a. Scott. c. W.
E ,mes. John Z. Tiffin. Samuel I~aacks, A
Gro'efend & Co.. c. c. Bush & Co., j. P.
Mnrette. W kesler.
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-01

Notice 10 whom 1t may Concern.
=. <. LASD OFfIrE. SHASTA. Cat,


june 27th. ISL
Tn the matter Of the Pec o,au'jon ella vi of 4 9am
Schlman to the Ne Of n f 3 Y " # Y f
q Sc of y FL ( 5 " of ot S"rtinr
81 Township % North Range West Mount Dia' :
10 Base and Meriliar:
Whereas Adam Sehnman. Of Rosrin River.
application to this office to enter as agricultural
lanh the t-a"ts Of land above des rihed under II e
p-e-ernr ton laws Of the United States AVID
Whereas the dav ef 4. D. Is Affda
Wits were filed in the u Land office of tie Hum
boldt Land District California alleging the sad
land to he mineral in character and more ln hi >
for mineral than agricultural purposes. Nov There
fore notice ls hereby given to aliwhom it NAV con
Germ that the undersigned have appointed the 7th
day Of Auru-t A r. 1871. t 10 o'clock. A. NJ at
the U. s. Land Office in the town and county of
Shasta State of California. as the tin,- AID place
f,r the hearing nftestmony hof're the REGISTER and
Receiver of said Office to determine the facts to
tho mineral neral character of said land mt
viii h time and place all parties in interest with
III. ir witnes :es heheard. and therfestimnrv
dueed to writing: after which the proceedings willie
submitted to the Commit soner Of the General Ian
nfice for review prior To final awar' And in
case oe failure to aprear and show TIE lind tn
more valuable for mining than for agricultural pur-
prses, the said annicaHt will be allowed to enter
he land embr a"ed in his application unon sltisfa"
tory proof that said land is valuable for agri
cultural than fnn mineral purposes. and that tie
said applicant has fully comnlied with the requir
ments of the e-emption lows.
JNO- G FOLLANSREE. Register.
CHARLES MCDONALD, Receiver.
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-01

GONE FROM Our GAZE.-Mr. Carter
who proposes to visit different po tions of
the county on business connected vi b
his othce, left us on Tuesday morning, for
the os Creek section. He is supposed,
at this present writing to be devourinr
trout in the neigh ,rhood Of Soda Springs,
thus proving conelusively that Suckers"
do prey upon smaller fish.
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-01
DRS. BRYANT g. J.NES.
PHYSICIANS s. SURGEONS.

WILL PRACTICE IN SHASTA COUNT.
Office of DR.. Bryant at Millville. Office of DR..
Jones at Cottonwood, Fosters Hotel. jyl
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-01

ELECTIol. OF OFFICERS - asia Lodge,
No. SO, L. q o. f., elected IS officers at
the Inst regular meeting:
Wm. jackson, N, G., Louis Terry, v.
G, G. Il. kuox, Sec'y, Chas Nc Donald,
Treas
Shasta Encampmert, No. II, elected
C. Mcdonald. C. p, C. w Taylor, Il
p, Chas Anderson, s. W, Geo r Knox.
Scribe; l.. Garreeht, Treas, W w. El-
more. J, "
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-01
DEArn AT rue COUNTY HospITAL.-

DEATH AT THE COUNTY HoSPIPAL.-
James Strobe an old resident OF this County
was taken sick With fever at Buiney
Valley some few days since. Being desti-
tute Of means he requested an old friend
and neighbor to remove him to the County
Hospital. After three days journey. they
arrived at Shasta on the evening OF the
goth inst, but Strobe became so Erust'ated
from the long tedious trip, extreme heat
and disease, that he expired in about
twenty minutes after be entered the Hos
pital. He wass native Of Virginia and
6S years ofags
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-01

ZwEI GLASS Coroner Schuler, of the
Saloon over the way, -coinmiseratins our
Thirsty appearance, invited US to call occas
ioually and indulge. We have INDUCED
:, feel grateful to Schaler, aud to Prove
it will endeavour to give him job
hold an inquest over the corpse of Demo
cracy next September
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-01

Our PLATFoRM-We have neither time
nrr space to comment upon the platform
adopted at the State Convention We c n
say This, however, that every resolution
has the ring of true metal. Our Sta e
G;nvcntion has nobly fulfilled its trust.
nj under such leadership and battling
'1r such sterling principles, we can look
forward with confidence to victorious
.eSIlt
The Shasta courier., 1871-07-01

HEAT.-The thermometer was marked
over lU6 this week. That's pretty good
for hot, but we intend to make il 10 1cb
hotter for the "regenerated" before Fail.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-09

Nor GUILrY.-Thc iNry in the case
Of the >ta.c ". >eaho!t and Noycs.
char4,Ihy Marion Little with assault.
yesterday returned verdict OF not
guilty.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-09

X. r. ADMINISTRATIONS 12:i5 yes
terday afternoon, as the down freight
train on the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad vas rounding a curve this
side the Silver City switch, the forward
axle of an ore car gave way, n but
for the timely warning given by par
ties standing near the road Il serious
accident might have followed. As 1t
was. the train was stopped, the ore
dumped and the car thrown oft the
track by hand. The accident caused
Il DELAY of about one hOur to both the
up and down train.
SENTENCED.-At 10 o'clock Saturday
night, Judge G. y. Harris, of the
Second District Court in and for
Douglas county, sentenced J. Bryant
and J. simmons, found guilty OF petit
larceny, to pay a fine of 500 each or
go I Jail tor 10 days. They were con-
Nicted of stealing and killing an OK,
and the jury in their case was out Il
hours before agreeing upon Il verdlct
y. CD. A. Townsend, General
Superintendent of the Reno and Nir-
ginia Narrow Gauge Railroad Com
pauv. Yesterday telegraphed for the
Secretary of the company, George w.
Cassidy, to meet the other officers al
Reno last night. We presume this
means ''bu>ines>.' ''Cas>.' left for
Reno in the afternoon.
BARGAINS IN FURNITUEE.-.At II
O'clock this forenoon, G. II. Maish,
a~uctioucer. will offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash all the house
hold goods Of Henry Il. Mi@hel~. The
sale viii take place at Ali@helS' resi-
dcncc, and those d string fine turni-
turc will do well to be on hand
promptly when the ball opens.
PLANT TREE~.-G. w. G. Ferris. Of
the Carson Nursery, three blocks west
ofthr =. Charles Hotel, gives notice
elsewhere that he has just received
from the F.t~t, in prime condition, Il
Iu. OF chestnut. sugar maple, black
walnut. hu,trruut. >ott maple, and
c.uu trees. which he will dispose OF TO
FIST corners on reasonable terms.
PLIIr LAHcENY.-JuIIa Cummings.
an obese cynrjan of the most intense
Republican color, was arrested on
Sunday on Il chHrge of petit larceny,
for refusing 80 hand back the usual
auuuumt nt change fora so piece. She
VIII he cried before justice Parkinson
to-day.
y. OF P.-Thc black dove. Julia
cummings, and Il young coIorrd mar,
arrested sunday morning for disturb
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-09

Na>iltf' al Z u. III.
From Virginia. Gold Hill, silver City
and Dayton ii - a. IN.
From Aurora, Pine Grove and Genoa
> y. IN.
DErAKT~.-For NaShoc and c. p. Rail-
road at q =. IA.
For Dayton, silver City, Gold Hill and
VIRGINIA at / =. IN.
For Gtuua. Pine Grove and Aurora at
a. III.
FIEE.-Ju>t after we went to press
Saturday night. a fire broke out in the
old hurdy house corner OF Fourth and
Ormsbv streets, and before the flames
could he >ubducd the building named
and the house next south were de
stroycd. The hurdy house wa>a large
frame building. owned by William
Nlagee. and WAS insured in the Lon
don and Liverpool companNfor 81 900,
which will cover the loss. The house
next south was owned by Jennie
Moore. who sold il the day before to
Carrie Anderson. bat a. the sale had
not been fully coueuuImatcd the loss
fails on the former. The building was
insured IN The IEUruIN company Tor
son and .,ls v-,rth 4h1uf 81 UEj. Inp
policv OF insurance on the furniture
had run ouya week or ,Wo previous to
the tire. and the loss sustained iy
DAMAGE and Otherwise tothc furniture
j. about covered by the >ltfl, leaving
the Uuii1lu- a total loss to the owner.
OF the furniture there We're >tVcCt, III
a DAMAGED condition, three beds. sin
,,'i' was, irrt ~ 'nrn.y %fIiri
t.;-,. o.ruri.l hv Emma Nhltin-.
had a VmrjoN broken andl.> furniture
slightly damaged lay water aai nur-
ritd tr.1~(urjtiluu. The ire = Ice
Ije>ed 80 nave been the work OF an in
>,'a!,''' i,'I ,,", I,'.,I- n..,,'f.3 far
some weeks. The engine comIanic>
were $40" I'D -ri''n- /" l'e I''r' pl''
I'I'hti '' ''' e. >'''' q !" ',
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-09

DRAWING ~CUooL.-ThomaS Daven-
port. the artist, gives lessons in draw
in- this and every Tuesday, at the
public school under the supervision
- ME- M..lN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13

CASHMERE GoAr RAIsIxG.-The Alta
California says: The breeding Of these
goats has not 50 far come up to the ex-
pcctations of those who engaged in the
business, or at least not to their published
predictions. One gentleman who had
goats for sale stated, in a public commu-
nlcation several years ago. that the eve
after reaching the age of six months would
breed twice yea:, and, after reaching
the age Of two years. every goat of good
blood would annually yield at least five
pounds of wool worth 81 per pound. Ac.
cording to that speed of increase. calcu.
lating from 1000 goats in the State in
1867, We should now have &C, 900. where.
as We have not onc-third Of that number,
and the annual sales of wool instead Of
amounting to large sum are unheard of.
However, We do not know of any reason
why the breeding of the cashmere goats
should be improbable in California.
They are healthy. multiply rapidly. and
bear large fieeccs Of wool that canpo,
fail to find ready sales at high prices
The latest State statistical report is 70,
1869. and that gave our total stock o.
cashmere goats then at $4,000; but man,
of these may be of low grades. too low Il
produce valuable wool. A herd of goats
have been kept during the winter on tn.
high ridge twenty miles southeast of San
Jose. and week before last the snow fel
there to depth of two feet or more, and
all the kids and one Of the old goats per.
ished i'm the Storm"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-04-13

)
A wOxpxxyri Crrs n Icxpox.-u i
four times rscrc rTulrss than New YORK
and Sc. Pesersbnry. twice ~ popsIoas ~
Cmstansineple. has two.thirix mnrs pca-
nle in Il than Paris. and cac-fourtA NOR.
than Pckin. Il contains - many people
rs Scotland. twice as many - nenmarl,
and three times the number cf Gruece.
Every eight mianses. night and Day. ono
person dies every 6ve minutes one ix
born. Eight hundred thousand hare been
eided 70 the populaeicu sincs 1851. Only
taif 8 miHicH cf sll tits pnpulaticm ATTEND
public worship. and there are a million 10
abseutecs who. if inclined to attend, woali
require TO have 500 new places Of Worship
built: 100000 work on Sundays; itc .
are 10, 600 habitual gin drinkers /: l9O.-
600 intoxicated people taken every year
off the streets. 100. 900 fallen women !:
10000 professional gamblers: 20. 900
children trained to crime 80. 900 thieves
aud receivers Of stolen grods. There are
10000 public-houses and beer-shors, frc-
Iuentcd regularly by 500. 900 persons.
In every 500 Of the population one Is in
sane. There is one baker Cor every 1905
persons: one butcher for every 1883:
one grocer for every 1900: and one . Ice
man for every COS inhabitan.s. On tho
other hand. out Of go. 900 street Arabs,
30, 600 are at ragged schools. There arc
400 Bible women; $50 City missionaries:
and %, 900 persons attending public wor-
ship in the theatres every Sunday even
ing. II is world-in itself.