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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-23
D;toaaxR GOLD AND SILVER

ID Mining Comprehension OF Works.
DEVILS Gaze District, Lyon County, State Of
Ncyada.-Noticc f. hereby given, that at q
meeting OF the Trus,oes OF said Company, held
on the sd day Of March. A. d. 1872, an
assessment Of Ono Dollar s A Quarter per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF said Cor,
oany, payable Immediately, in United States
.oid coin, to the Secretary, at the Office OF the
Company, Room No: Express Building,
streets, San francisco, Cal. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
FRIDAY, tho twenty.siSth IsBth) day OF April,
April, A. n. 1872, shall DO deemed delinquent,
and will be duly advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment shall be made DO:
toro will DO sold on WEDNESDAY, the 18TH
day Of May, A.. D.. 1872, to pay the delin'
tising and expenses OF sale. By order OF the
Board OF Trustees.
JOSEPH MAGUIRE. Secretary.
Oficc-Room No. 9. Express Building, north
east corner of California and Montgomery
atreets. San Francisco, Cal. mar2B ID
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MINING NOTICES,
-~STooKHoLDTRs' MEETING.

OFFICE CROWN POINT GOLD AND
NJ Silver Mining Company, San Francisco,
April 10, Ie73.-In accordance with . resolution
.adopted.st Q meeting Of the Trustees OF the
Crown Point Gold and Silver Mining Company,
heid this day, q Special Meeting OF the Stock
holden OF said Company Is hereby called, The
same to be he'd At the once Of tho Company.
Frsncisco. California, on WEDNESDAY, the
18th day ofMsy, A.. D. 1917, At 2o'dYek =. H.,to
take into confederation and decide upon the
proposition to increase the Capital Stock OF INC
said Company from Three Million Dollars: d.
yided into Twelve Thonsand Shares OF Two
Hundred and Fifty Dollars eaeh.the present
Capital Stock-to Ten Million Dollars, divided
into One Hundred Thousand Shares OF One
j. D. FRY,
.44 j, A. PRITCHARD,
WIN. KOHL,
RoBTa SHERWOOD.
apf3 I'd FIs Trustees.
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HNICKRRBoCKKK INNING

in COmpany-LocatIot OF Works, Amerlcan
Flat Mining District, Storey County, Nevada
Notice Ia hereby given that at q meeting OF the
Board OF Trustees OF said, Company, held ON the
sd day OF March, 1872, assessrnent No. , OF
Fifty Cents 50c. J per share was lowed upon the
capital stock Of said Company, payable imme
dIstely In United States gold coin, 10 the Sec.
rotary, At the CompAny's Office, No. 10 Steven
.on Building, San Francisco, California. Any
stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on tho nth day Of April, 1872, shall be
deemed delinquent, and will be Only advertised
for sale at public auction, and unless payment
shall be made before. viii be sold on FRIDAY,
Inc i'm day Of May, 1872, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses or sale. BY order OF the Board Of
Trustees.
= marah I'd HENRY BOYLE, secretary.
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Dividend NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CROWN POINT GOLD
" and Silver Mining Company. 4is Catherine
street, San Francisco, April 5, IA dividend
Of Twenty-Five Dollars t$29 per share was ms
day declared upon tho capital stock OF TINS
Company, payable April 18th
instant. -
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pIssoLuTIoM.oE coPARTHER.
SHIP.

HYOrIcR IS HRRlBY GIVEN THAT THB
N Copartnsrship heretofore existing between
r. D. Taylor md GeorIs Emmett. under the
arm name OF n. D. TAYLOR D. CO., Was dis
hnsipsss heretofore transacted By the said nrm
Viii b eontinued By 0eotHs Emmett, vhe will
nav sildsbts and collect al bills due aid nm.
R2syasn GEO. RNNETT.
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FOR SALE, LIS
rnE BUSINESSMAN FIXTURES

TN TIE WILL KNOWN SALOON NEXT
DOR to tho Fountain Restaurant. Also, the
satifs STOCK, consulting Of WINES. LIQUORS.
eyefytsine In the atore win DO sold at cost.
For further particulars apply at the saloon TO
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r ADY WARRINGTON GOLD q

Il Silver Mining Company-Assessmcnt No
tice No. l3.-The stockholders are hereby noti-
fed that on assessment OF Fifty Cents soc, In
United States gold coin per share, was this day
levied upon each and every share OF the capital
stock OF tho Lady Washington Gold and Silver
Mining Company, payable Immediately to the
Secretary, at his Office, South G street, Virginia,
two doors south Of Taylor. Amy share or shares
Of stock upon which this Assessment shall re-
main unpaid on TUESDAY, April 0th. 1872.
May, as delinquent, and unless payment shall
DO made before, will be sold on SATURDAY.
the list day OF Juno, 1877, for the delinquent as.
sessment, with cost ofadyertislng and expenses
OF sale. BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
A. l.. EDWARDS, Secretary.
|. YIrpinlA. Mar. March %. lH12. mAr2a I'd
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s. TO ~TAXPAYERs

oyrrcx OF THE COUNTY T%nlAlURER,
Notice 1s hereby given that the State and
County Taxes for the fiscal year 1871 are now
due and payable at this Office. and that ths Law
in regard TO their collection will be strictly
enforced. n. A. MCDONALD,
Ex-on1cio Tax Receiver. o
O6co-No. 48 South B street. IN once Of Wiz.
ginia and Gold Hill Water Company.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

NFFIcE OF THE BELCHER SILVER
" Mining Company, San Francisco. April
s, 1ST2.-At q meeting Of the Board Of Trus'
" Geo Dollars per share was declared. psya.
bic March 10th. 80 u 20
apps I'm y. 9: kIBBE; soere.ary;
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CHECK LOST.

A CHECK DRAWN on THE CALIFORNIA
"A Bank, Virginia. By tho AttAs NIL Company
In favor Of L. B. FRANKEL. Of Gold Hill. for
the sam OF Seventy.one Dollars and Ninety.tour
Cents (S7i 90 10 Lost. Payment Of the same
has been stopped. and the finder win confer q
great favor BY leaving the same ct the California
Bank, Virginia, o. ct FraAksfs grocery and
provision store. Gold Hi.
Gold Hi. April q, 1871
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p0LIrICAL.l
EIEcIIoN NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN tho First Monday, the SIXTH day Of Nay,
I'D. 1917, at Yellow Jacket Hose Company No.
4 Houte, In the First Ward, and at Lincoln
Hose Company No. 3 House, IN tho Second
Ward, OF the Town Of Gold Hin, In the county
OF Storey and State OF Nevada, N Faction for
the following onieers Of tho Town OF Gold Hil
will be held, viz:
THREE TRUSTEES. for the nrtwsfd 7is
TWO TRUSTEES, for the seeoad;WRd.
ONE TOWN TREASURER.
Also, -
Those in favor OF Releasing tho Town Urea,
surcr, A. McMAnrM, from loss By tho failure Of
Il. II. Flag
Those opposed:
Said election will be opened at 8 O'Clock In
tho morning, and continue until 9 O'Clock IN the
afternoon Of the sams day.
First Ward.
judges. .THos. DIAMOND. A POTTER:
Second Ward. r,,r
judges IL GRAY, ". a. DAY.
Dated, April Is, A. D. 1s71.
WIN. by DoANB,
Gold Hill. apis ID
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GOLD AND SILVER

nANEY GOLD AND SILVER
~ Mining Company Location OF Works.
Lyon County, State Of Ncyadn.-Notice IL here:
by given, that at q meeting OF the Board Of
Trustees OF said Company held on tho Third
day of April, 1872, IN assessment OF One and q
half Dollars [$l so per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of said company, payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin, TO the
Secretary. at the ofice Of the Company. Room
no. 20 Hsyward's Building, No. 40 Call.
fornia street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Ninth day Of May;
1872, shalt be deemed delinquent, and
will DO duly advertised for sale At public
suction, and unless payment shall BIO made be.
fore. will DO sold on MONDAY, the 9th day
Of May, 1872, to pay said delinquent assets;
ment, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
By order Of tho Board Of Trustees;
A. NOEL, Secretary.
onico-Room No. 20 -Ilayward's Building,
No. 4l9 California street, San Francisco, Callfor.
mia. jpn TrEE apG I'd
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LAUNDRY
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
!. ,. HALL Q. D. HAIL., q. W, HALL
r0pr8tOT

THIS Old ~RsTARLnBHBD AND
I reliable Laundry is prepared to turn ont
any quantity Of Renovated and Clean Linen,
without Being damaged BY manipulation or
BY chemical application.
Packages p~unctuALy called for and returned.
.0mces ct International Hotel, Ianoe h9nse
Wsllnco'e Fruit Store, South C street, Wiz.
einia: and at Charles Brodhnn's, opposite the
Elwi once. and Yesey's Hotel, Main street,
Gold Hill.
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Tim E ExTE N D
TO May so, 1879.

In~icopsequence OF the unexpected and the I'M
looked for continuation OF the snow blockades
on tho Union Pacific Railroad, breaking up the
travel. trade and communication with the entire
Pacino coast, We ind It necessary to extend the
time. II 10 not tho difference Of a few weeks or
months that people caro- for. but tho fairness
and honesty ofthe drawing and the payment Of
the Prizes In full. Unlike most Gin Concerts,
this one. Is conducted legally. Therefore. per-
sonsa fo sure OF q fair and honorable Drawing,
and none can ind fault with tho management
for doing which Is for tho best interests and
benefit OF all concerned. This Is POSITIVELY
THE LAST chance you will have to buy tick.
cts In this grand Legal and Charitable enter
Is cure 10 take place, and will be made honor
ably, openly and publicly by sworn Commlssion-
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r. q o G E,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
NEWS DEALRRI

INTERIOR Cash ORDERS PROMPTLY
FILLED. AL orders tor city Subscribers
promptly delivered. BOOKS and EDITORIALS
mailed with dispatch 90 receipt Of price.
A large acd wsltselsctsd CIRCULATING
An lie CALIFORNIA wRKKLIRs can b
found at my stand.
ana I'm
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+ n. B. On all Taxes unpaid on the close Of
business on the 10th of November, 1871 ten per
cent delinquency will be added. ocAt
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.YlscEltAsntsr.
CoIn HlLL

FIRE DEPARTMENr
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO. THE
IN Gold Hill Firemen that the Annual xiec-
tion for Chief and Assistant Engineers, Winl %
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MERCY HOSPITAL.

HIH.
MERCY HOSPITAL.
MERCY HosrrrAL, OMAHA, Nov. II, 1874
From the best knowledge We have OF the
Managers OF tho Grand Gift Concert, Messrs.
Patte0 and Gardner, we truly believe that the
undertaking for tho payment OF the debt OF our
Hospitals . worthy and charitable enterprise,
and any favofs shown them will be appreciated
By us, SISTERS OF MERCY HOSPITAL.
MAKE UP Or URs-For tho Omaha
Legal Gin Concert. In forming clubs. each per-
son gsts the lenent OF club rates.
AaRNTh WANTED Responsible
agents to sell Tickets. Liberal commission al
lowed. Wrlc for Instructions. Address
PATTEE q GARDNER, Omaha, Nebraska.
Or w. A. SCAR General Agent for
3 the Paciao Cssst. T
r. r. COvHRT, Local Agent, otlce Mt
VarsIcklo's stable, on tue Divide, Viz
! gfntn. New 70 hpil ta
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These BIucrs have boon In the San
Ffancisco market for o V 4 X
TWENTY YEARS, and notwith'
standing the many new candidates
for public favor. the sales have con
SANITY increased,
TAYLOR q BRNDEL.
q Sole Agents. 100 and All clsy street,
San frspcisca, 90. felt ~
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TICKETS, So; or Two for So,

5000 CASH GIFTS, amounting to. ,....$iso,ot
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cUCCOR Will AND MINING

s.ss;; HENRY BOYLE. Secretary;
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Dated sheriR's oHcc, Virginia, April, II.
1879. #t--s.s
apil ID lESherin Of Storey county, Neyld1. !
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once-Room q, No. 800 Montgomery street, Sal
Francisco, Cal. marZ3 "a
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A true copy. ]. 4. WILTON,
Gold Hill, April Is, 1879. api5 I'd
New-York tribune., 1872-08-13

NEW WORKERS HANGING GREELEY IN EFFIGY.
TO the EdttOr Of The tribune.
SIR The Grant party of this town claim
be immensely respectable" and affect despiso the
"boorlsh candidate" Of the Liberal Republicans and
Democrats Yet having failed TO present single salts
factory argument in favor OF their candidate they
sorted last night to the highly respectable" and unan
swerabe demonstratonof hanging Horace Greeley in
efigy in front Of the Town Hall This is htting sequel
10 an argumentatiye illustration presented 20 Grant
meeting, few nights Since by respectable speaker
which placed Horace Greeley In h- ON the 5th OF NO
vcmber" This is the first chapter OF genteel respecta
mlty" with illustrations II they continue at this rate
shall have nothing to do in this canvass but laugh AT
their folly Mr.. Greeley Is sure OF large majority IN
this town. and II our opponents continue their present
tactics they will not have enough voters left by the 9th
Of November To act as mOurners.
Aele- Rochelle. ". T., Aug. o, 1872. REPUBLICAN.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-13
MAINE.
an......-o. al. TILL. cn A Vt nAstpAHCN.

OPENING OF THE GRANT CAMPAIGN.
tPnoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
PORTLAND, Aug. 8-The campaign In Name,
which has heretofore been dsultory Is now fairly open
ing The Grant party threaten to Overwhelm the people
with speakers and "means," from now to september,
and It is certain that the efforts will be desperate to re-
sst the rising tide OF the Liberal movement The open
ing meeting on the assumed basis held on the th
inst and addressed by Secretary Boutwell, and Speaker
Baine The arrangements large scale, ana a
fair audience was gathered but not 50 large as the LID
erals have had on two former occasions Mr. boutwell,
instead of making address of length and Depth spoke
ab9nt treequarters Of an hour and made one 9i Tue
weakest and most disconnected appeals ever heard from
n suppoSed great man. / do not exaggerate Wheh say
that the effect of the speech unsatisfactory ana
only noticeable as ilitmed adulation OF President
Grant Speaker Blaine came to the rescue ana
held back the fast thinning audience, with speech
nl-tempered and labOred in argument ana reckless
in denunciaon Of Mr. Greeley and praise OF Grant, re-
noatpg bis statement OF what England had done for
Wellington, who not tithe OF the conqueror uran'
"a He begged every question: and then only imperfect
" answered it, and this impression was evidently shared
nv e1eat number OF the audience. who once admired
the capabilities Of this manager, who Is DOld ana aole
when the tide is with him. and when he upon the nood
Of an AGGRESSIVE and successful campaign. n
Aready the GRANTEES that Republicans VINO iall on
toCreeey cannot he got back, and they make haste 10
The public mind the belief that the cause
disaecton the Cider law ana otheT oIate rs
The facts are all the other way. Hundreds OF tne
foIlowers OF Mr.. Greeley Will STAND ny uoN'
parham nm and the intense liquor legislation Out are deter
mined I'm their support Of the National Liberal Ticket 90
the verdict OF september thongh We eApeSt W w
vorble will not the Greeley strength OF Two months
later The Liberals laying OUT their "ork as is US
SPEAKERS can be procured, and in short time WIN give
the brethren all over the land good account Vi 'He
New-York tribune., 1872-08-13
SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION NOT ENTIRELY HOPE
LESS.

THE POLITICAL SITUATION NOT ENTIRELY HOPE
LESS
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The sentiment in favor of the present
phase politics here i the whites for Greeley and the
blacks for Grant or all things the negroes hate and
dread the Of DemOcra.; and they. calling them
solves Republicans will vote for anybody who Is
not a Republican. they cannot CONCEIVE Of Democrats
voting for anybody who is not Democrat. Therefore
they say that Greeley is Democrat because Democrats
are going to vote him. The reasoning would
prove that Grant is negro The fixed disposition Of
the negro is oppose anybody that the whites supports
and this disposition Is eagerly seized upon and made
use OF as OF keeping their votes for Grant.
The more intelligent among them not ignorant
OF Mr. Greeley's past efforts in their behalf,
and 80 the Grant politicians cannot make
any charges against his record that would
influence the negro sentiment. few weeks ago
Daddy" CAIN negro Methodist preacher. who is the
editor OF The Missionary Record newspaper published
in Charleston, and who is preaching In Columbia,
was heard tell his congregation that Greeley and
Grant were both good men, but that Grant was put for
ward by good and Greeley put forward by bad
men Now" said he "you can judge Tor yourselves
which OF these two you will vote iof But oonsuons
the uncertainty OF the sentiment OF tine asseS II 10 pos
sibe that Greeley will get some OF the negro NoeS MI
summers letter has astounded them They almost wor-
shin him and have accustomed to place Infinite
fn IN his entire devotion to their interests and their
interests alone and his declaration in favor OF Greeley
has caused them TO entertain the idea that perhaps
worth their while to give the matter little consdera
ton II Mr. Sumner would lcome TO south Carolina and
address them himself and If the power OF the League
could be broken this State might be gained for Greeley
The Radicals meet the announcement OF MI. summers
letter by telling the negroes that it "a forgery, and
ridiculous as It may seem, this assertion Is not Whoat
its effect II Mt Sumner TO make speech TO hem
in Columbia t Is questionable whether they could easily
he persuaded tina. he. This shows, however The
Great influence Of his name, and indicates the point TO
be approached II is rumored that Beverly Nasl the
eolored state Senator from Rchland County has le-
clared for Greeley; but have not as YET oe'h "oo l"
confirm the truth OF report. Nash has always har
immense influence with hs race In this county ana MS
word with them was law and gospel. II was not uncom
mon al the polls the past elections 10 near h.so
when asked what toket-that Is whether iepl"i San %
Democratic-he wished 10 vote, reply, NI' Nish
mar their Experience with politicians mas uveh sVn az
10 make them extremely dlstrnstinl ana ,he> s'.spo.t
every change TO brought about by oiip'iy' ~ M m
n,s,ble to forete whether Nash eOuid keep hiS I'm"
ence us au advocate for Reform. . .,,,, q, an.
The recital OF Mr. Greeley's past oppoSuoh " 'n'
New-York tribune., 1872-08-13
ALL FOB GRANT.


ENTHUSIASM OF THE BREAD AND BUTTER BRIG
ADE-sUBsTANTIAL REASONS FOR SUPPORT
ING THE ADMINISTRATION.
A few weeks ago very sonorouS call was
issued from Washington, ralyng the soldiers and sailors
OF the country tO the Pittsburgh Convention. Hwas
signed by large number Of former members OF the
army and navy, and was a model Of "loyalty" and
buncombe Such commendable devotion to the Great
Renomlnated has perhaps slight inspiration In the
fact that all the sgners the call hold office under the
Government with an average salary OF 1900 EACH The
following is the list:
c. G. Adams Internal Revenue Department
L. Twichell Indian Oice.
". A. Short, Third Auditors oHcs
( (. e {. FStI FSSi e,Sfs sfs'f Land Office
II. Dngman. clerk Indian otee
IL l. bsI.r b1SGyISi cenn.d1sf si.s a1aa Of 2s Pensions,
E. F, OBreu, clerk Pcstoace Department
John l. Routt Second Assistant ant Pos,@1''e'-GeneL
Samuel 81. Lake clerk Po,toase Department,
Geo P stiles, clerk Pension Once
NJ D. Leggett Commissioner OF Patents
" W Case clerk Of Pension Office
c. c. Rovce, clerk Iudi'p oHce
W. Drummond. Commissioner Of Land Ofcs
J. IS s & H'Fsi Ta5ef Eti;Ti si:Ti Pension PENSION
qR ,i@s9 BSo"fs s 'f FSsiSsI bs1iSsaa GsRn''
JOAN ESGs, cisIi Pe,tSas, DsoiT,@eas
l. E. Forrest, eleft Land OHoe.
Dr. J. X sPOford Surgeon Navy
IA.
J. J. KnoI clerk Indian Omce
W. 5. Gilman, clerk Census.
]. \. henderson. clerk Treasury Department.
John Pryor Capitol Police.
IIsace q. Jacobs clerk Treasury Department
Lawrence r. Cannon, clerk Treasury Department
James g. Rankin, Assistant Supervising Architect Treasury De-
par;ment
C. r. Wdsbrani clerk Census.
A. g. Mills Treasury Department
benjamin r. Hawkes. Treasury Department
J. johnson. Treasury Department.
n Burnham Treasury Department
William GuIlford, Treasury Department
| . H. g. Pearson Treasury department.
A. VI. Gilman, Treasury Department.
Allen Wall, War Department
K 5. EAon, Treasury Department.
Thomas f. iensey clers.
William Blasland, Treasury Department
yohu II. Simpson, lreasury Department.
Joseph Lackey clerk
New-York tribune., 1872-08-13
A pRunFNr CANDIDATE.

From The Charlotte ~. - Dalig ObseTer
There il one circum stance which, If we mis-
take not viii exercise little influence upon thought
ful men n favor of Mr. Greeley IL s the singular pru-
demo- lie has exhibited since his nomination ut Cncln
matt His prompt. complete. unqualified Withdrawn
from the conduct of The TRIBUNE; his refusal 10 reply
10 mpctinent letters notice malignant assaults upon
his motives and character; tho stoady, unrued sood
temper with which he received the abuse O euemes ana
the sneers of former friends. all showed dignined Wis
dom and manly self poised yor vi character when Few
were prepared 10 expect.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-13
ARCHBISHOP MANNING AND PRISON REFORM
Archbishop Manning has addressed to the

udS uuultohCu w thc
Rev. DR.. T. C. Wines in regard TO the recent mterna-
tonal Prison Congress at London letter In which he
says: Our thanks due to you in chief for the In-
ternational Prison Congress, which has resulted not
only In much valuable information, but In the establish
Of permanent union OF correspondence In respect
10 the statistics and discipline OF prisons But for the
initiative taken BY you and by the Government of the
United states, do NOT think this would have been at
tanned. We have also TO thank you for Mr. LyingstOns
valuable work on reform and prison discipline. am
sorry that II ala not arrive earlier In proceedings
Mr. Livingston before his time He has anticipated
the substance OF our late discussions the separate
system. In his words imprisonment with seClusion
and labor will diminish onenses; imprisonment without
secuson will increase them was not aware that this
had been tried aud proved 80 long ago 1901 In the
United states His book is worthy Of his high name az
iust and good man. am sorry that had not the op-
portuny OF expressing what think is due To Mr. Liy
ingston as In the amelOraton Of onr
prison discipline, which Is. day by day, becoming vital
TO the welfare aud even u tho safety OF the oiy society
OF the world"