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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25
san FRANCIgCo AS A FREE POET.

We extract from a Chicago paper an ar.
tioIe going to show that the agricultural
interests Of California demand Of their
Legislature to make San Francisco a free
port. Although the paper quoted from
makes it acquisition Of Legislative power,
there can be no doubt Of the right Of the
Legislature to permit or prohibit the ezsr-
else Of any municipal power not abso-
lntely given by the charter The extract
may be interesting to our law makers and
City Council at this time
The inland towns in California are en-
deavoriug to induce the Legislature Of that
State TO make san Francisco a free port IN
aboiishing oil harbor and tonnage dues from /
vessels entering that har5or. Were these
taxes abolished, and the bar5er kept in con /
&itiCn at the eXpenseof the State. it Is be-. /
loved that the commerce of that port wonld |
be very greatly increased and that freight |
would be much lower. The farmers an |
over the State complain OF the poor facilities
for disposing of their grain; aud It is said
that the high harbor dues have operated to
prevent many vessels from coming there.
and that the log price Of wheat there is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

For myself, .tellow-citizens, I shall
cling to american liberty until I see the
last Testige Of" my chance for the COVER
norship disappear We suggest the above
as a more appropriate reading of the pa
triotic outburst in Colonel 3LcEnery' ad-
dress to this people
And a.better time for the defeated aspi-
rant to have e clung to American liber-
ties" would have been during recent
little war waged for their humiliation.
Consistency is necessary to secure belief
for this sort of patriotic declaration.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

Last month the Italian opera opened at
Cairo, Egypt in a spIendidly decorated and
well ventilated theatre. On the right side
three or four boxes were vailed with en-
broidered gauze, being appropriated to the
ladies Of the harem. The opening piece was
II Puritani," and on the next night "Er-
mani" was given.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

Tallahassee, Florida, has model mayor,
whose name is e dwards. When nominated
last year, he promised, if elected, that he
would not charge the city any salary. The
Sentinel says he has done even better than
that, having credited the city with S370,
fees allowed him by law,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

The question has been propounded to
US: "Does the appearance of Governor
Warnloth before the bar of the Senate to
answer the charges u bn which he was
impeached by the House carry with it
recognition Of the State government Of
which Pinchback is the head?" We an
swer, most unqualifedly, yes!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25
NOTICE.

The writs for city taxes for the year I871 having
oeen placed inthe hands Of the Sheriff. porties i,
lefesfed are hereby notified that the sheriff i
prepared TO collect'the same, and that payment
can % made At his Office, Court Building.
de22 ct p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

4 PiGtsburg paper wants real printers
monument erected to Horace Greeley, to be
cast from WORKOUT type, which newspaper
offices from all over the country can contri-
butte, and be mounted on granite base.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

tits reported that Mr.. Campbell, late
Confederate Assistant Secretary of War,
was paid,a $4,000 fee for his pilgrimage
to Washington, and that he utterly re-
fused to write line or shed a tear in be-
half of this crushed people for a cent less.
How his clients expect to get their money
back is a mystery to us.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

/ Judge JOIN 4. Campbell, II is aaysas
! to th9 people Of Tie United States. make.
tie following entirely gratpitous am -
Authorized st tsment.
Steps having been 3aLea BIZ the Eeo,a1zc.
Il his c@bCEal capacity to secure 2 revise o.
~ 5ho Supreme Court Of the United 15&1a5
4 Ct ne Ehacccry orders OF the nita.t States
circuit Cont, 1hosa leaders forth with
f, accepted resolution 20 dismiss these IL
! ceed-nGs.
! Judge 7amDbcl. intent is evident. He
\ design i.2pressin9 tie journals anl people
\ q The North With b2lisf that proceedings
/ T4ga instituted before Judge Dursu as a
.eL1lo1arv ezpetaea@ which being about
2 ue tested by higher tribunal, weze IN
{ oDt1eat:y dismissed n order to astop
such Z @aEja! ana mat thus lie plai1-
til.s. win the connivance Of The court,
abandoned What they thus admit 70 be. as
ilecai I'D artenaIce position
I Tezy - words will expose the snal-
io1n5gs Of. this assertion. 20. action IN
stitutai Il: the United States o. o.llas
~'+--s79 ~ e@tJ - ft+i!l@.L5, o an mem
tor Of thai party in connection Wit the
Political contastJatise Campbell SO messy
iais2aDrasonts, has tecn abandoned. MOI
i'll q withdraw. Ga :he oon.~ar7-.
every point made Q. the itio1ezs.
and 9~ary step :a14n by tie eaa1ts,
have been no. o4)y soa .ntzsz5,
17: strengthene: aLereve. hisher
no"er hae been invoked against then.
The fact i is th&t renders necessary luz
canpbell.s last desperate play, viz. z,
secure beforehand public sympathy l,r {.
contemplated violent revolution. III.
similar efforts were fruitIess when ,,xerte.,
~ The Southern coatederacy 3 dozen
yea-s ago. They. wj5i again faiI, . they /
2 gain deserve to.
But We should lie oar Northern tl.ezsl', +.
70 make an especial .oto Of these means |
adopted by tie honorable judge end f&s !
labo1fEs t" cgaate public opinion 4.
-Lei2 fave, :.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

4 paragraphs Eas puzzled as again. Tie
asks: "T#hy 10 wca2on sl~ays carry their
pocjzsteooka L though 1ey considered
them On ez-McitcU1'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

a man was tried in > Gostc- eours We'd
nesday for taking tho )ifa ar the Virgin
Mary. It subsequently TRANSFERRED mat il
was hook Of that maine, ana the r1is2neE
was convicted. buaDot ol murUeI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

The sale at San Francisco Of the old ship
Robert Z. Lane at the munifcent price Of
$50, 800 has been noted. 1t appears from
our San Francisco exchanges that sine was
purchased BY farmer who preferred to
buy ship outright rather than pay an
equivalent sum in the shape Of freight.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

DR.. yogel gives an instance Of a beautiful
young lady who suffered The critical opera
ton Of having the inside Of her eye photo
graphed. She takes extract of belladonna
until the pupil has become sufficiently large;
the interior Of the eye is then Illuminated
with magnesium light and photographed.
All for science.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

The construction Of navigable canal to
connect the port Of Sebastopol to Bala-
klava has been resolved upon BIZ the Rus
sian government at an estimated cost Of
100000 roubles. Sebastopol Is to be
merely commercial harbor, and Balaklaya
war harbor. Their connection, therefore,
is Indispensable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

Tie City Of Mexico j. . j.sly Oh town
fer report ors. Ihe14e . fgat 5n every cor
Ler, mad icgo in Tho alleys, "A. III the sai-
elders write loag letters before they "a of.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

Mr., William Steward, cashier Of the Tai
lahassee Florida, branch of the Freedmen's
savipga and Trust Company, has resigned.
The bank has been left in charge Of Mr..
George ID. Luce, inspector from New Or
leans, who has thoroughly examined the
accounts Of the bank, and found everything
correct
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

4 wealthy man has just died in Bucks
county, Pennsylvania, whose last twenty
years have been spent in writing poetical
opitaphs for Lis tomb, which he had pre-
pared at great expense, and making all
the arrangements for Lis taking OF, even
to engaging the preacher and making his
shroud
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

Tne Pennsylvania b1ckWh1'. -.2l + said
to be lar3e enough for tha caaaulllp;.12 p
al TIE l5,35e3 Il uH8 State,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

Nomore acceptable present could he made
to gentleman than box Of those fragrant
Havana cigars sold by Mr.. Jayne Magi at
the corner of St. Charles and Common
streets. Il would be present most CRATE
fully received by any husband, we guaran-
tee, and Mr. Nagts prices are so very rea-.
sonable that no vito need fear being charged
with wantof thrift ia making IT,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

will take place under the following sch, e:

will take place under the following schn
prize of five thousand dollars iR gold " s. 600
10 prizes, ore thousand dollars bodd each
secured by first mortgage on improved
property OF the fair grounds, bearing
eight per cent interest, payable semi
annually at the bank of America....... 10000
IA prizes, five hundred dollars bond each,
. same as above. 1900
70 prizes, OF ten shares each Of the cap
ital stock of the Fair Grounds AssOcia-
ton par value B25 eech.....,........... 6250
80 prizes, sof four shares each, Of the
capital stock of the Fair Grounds Asso.
citation, same as above ..........,..... 5000
prize, Dunhans upright Piano ......,... go
prize, Chickering's square Piano......... 5G5
prize Westermayer upright Piano. 80. $50
pilze, SteGks upright Piano. s.......,.... 40
prlze, double. barreled Shot Gun, latest
improved reboundng lock, underguaTG
lever, double grip with leather case com
plete, 4. NJ. Rely 4 Co., BiTningha NJ 25H
] prize, ladies gold enameltd Watch $50
prize, ladies' gold enameled Watch. 40
| prize, ladies' gold tnameled Watch 1875
prize, ladies' gold enaneled Watch...... ll5
prize, ladies gold Watch. ........,.... IG5
prize, ladies' gold Watch ........,.,.,. 100
prize ladies' gold Watch ..............,. 90
prize Grover & Bakers mahogany nah
net Sewing Machine. Observation-Disclosures, I25
prize singers half case rosewood Sew.
prize Wheeler 4 Wilson's silver nlatei
half case Sewing Machine .....,.4.... 100
prize, H0wes extra peaIled and silver
plated Sewing Machine. .........,. Is
prize, Wilcox Il Gibbs half case mahoga.
ny Sewing Machine ..,...............a IS
prize, Florence black walnut Sewing
hlacnlhe.. 80. ........,. ............... 20
prize, new American Stove, extra. 49,. rs
prize, Stewards plain top StOYe....., N
prize, Bucks Brilliant Stove improved N
prize, Charter Oak Stove, extra......- Is
~ prize, American Stove, extra........ IS
t0O prizes, ten dollars in gold " n00
100 prizes, Eve dollars in gold ... 40
9Oo prizes, one dollar in gold ...... 5O0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

The American Steamship Line, between
San Francisco and Australia, is before Con-
gress Tor half a million mail subsidy M
William H. Webb, the president, lss pre-
pared pamphlet, which sets forth tAa ar
gumeDts of the comPay. Il IS claimed rbar if
this line shall be firmly ests blisheI, il viii
eompelth the shipment o all Australian pro
ducts to New England through This conn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

without respect 70 class. colcgy opinion,
age sex oEseoadition. mat .,urest human
enjoyment, n, merry Christmas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

It's currently reported that several of
our New Yoik merchants are about to make
investments in San Domingo, with view
toward increasing the trade between the
two countries. Civil feuds and the natural
Incidence Of the inhabitants have left great
openings for the profitable investment Of
American merchants money ana energy Ii
San Domingo.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25
THE LTXEEBRkt+ R0SPfTEl,,
LGEEIslANA MUTUAL IKSlR. Yt71t1
COMPANY,
Jaco Nc. 100 Common stree

Jtfaco Nc. Eso Common stroa
LI'~ae heir prcats in cash with part.sL s,.est1.s
win thea, * allow them the resulnr lela;a d
premium. It their option
INSTR FIRE RIVER IND MARINE REsHs,
500 pay TIN marine ioszo8 either in New Gz!aaas
Few York, L. eraoo2, London, Hayre, PARIS 81 Ere
1aen, Il the op.-o4 Of tha assured. ec27 2nl 9p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25
CHARLES TR0UILLYy
No. =. Chareres street, corner B'anvfte.
BAEE DRESSER AND WIG MA@ eR.

Esas received, erlsaaid assortment If
HU1Ag HAIR, BE4IDa and CHIaEoE8, ne4 stgle
41so--Ri1pons. flowers Fans, Rackazst { 1s-a
iaac-, ariioles,Sor lew Years present. Y l. I
ct wholesale ana satssz
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-25

aFF!clhEj JOURNAL IF The tAiFe9 SIZE
., $50, r. -. cara,
~ rlGlhL 5o-L...sL = -! 1870.
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reached Sl.r2aa
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aropaiyleaur5.
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alter r6cEilr gor .Ro hgure, a@ -aa i.s5y
still awake
lac -o--o als 90 ~ eli .,.'. = .
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nIea-gor,eootts IL goia,, ID, g,,,flJ a7.o.a her
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Ore day when airs. Partlnataa heard The
no-T cgrro6 cla o,acrvcd tlar "@l.a new
,sbo tI,a ,,a,f- v-a~s
An ses5Leac lo- so-palrter hes conceived
The iac@ nf painting the enter q a1 houses
With seL.hlaness Of tyT. III expects apRosj-
iior rom tae sPaELova.
asks. "qghv IL wcaon al-.avs carry their
pocI,s4nooEs ~ ..,oggA .gev considered
them or y, ,l..tt.cu1n
California u irali9s Brandy from igs.
The liquor Is very pie&a- DIT a7d aitar drink !
inc > nuars 34 ID. 4 mar will chogrfuIlv |
stand anv amount of abuse f.oIn bis wife.
qv..rit, il ----.o'-i--a I.-.I, ain +,,,.n
fo, ro,,o~. The /, .;,.,.. ~, ,.,-,.,r- oo,.
80, - a., s. IT,, IL. ~. I'll IT, 81;
r;9,ns - c-,. - 49,, -For "A LIZ
The edluo1 Of tic Wabash sse,st..., wants
70 know if sthe man WHO sect lin cbal-
Ienge to fight lSsl means bus-16s," Or
, %,.,.-l1- to1- 49, :. ''...'7' 80 "
-
a naau was trisa lib .. Eos1cz eerrs Waa
negdav for taking the Nra er tre gira;n
Mary 1t subsecaant7T tzaa.DszaG mat i
was 4 book u that name. ana LII r1iaoner
was convicted. buanot of nsurael.
orao+ag u He craa,6r - ~
o,at.f from, ,rorr.o,,+ +rre n1l,;oh noGsnoner
offioos from an orer+Pe oo,7,,+rv oo, orrtr;.
3,,+o - H. ,,ao,,nto5 =, 80 ny
Tallahassee, Florida, has model mayor,
whose name is E dwards When nominated
last year, he promised, if elected, that he
Sc,,t;,,el ssTs he hos doHo a1on ba+tor ~
:, :, -
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

Colonel J. L. D. Morrison, of H..
has forwarded to Jefferson Davis the
original commission of the latter as
Colonel in the United States army,
signed by Andrew Jackson, Pres
ident, and Lewis Cass, Secretary of
State. The document came into the
possession Of the Illinois troops after
the capture of Jackson, Miss, and
was returned to Davis. accompanied
by a cordial letterfrom Colonel Nor
rison. his old companion in the Mex
lean campaign.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
LAKE SUPERIOR GOLD DISCOv.
ERIES.

The region of Lake Superior after
getting up an immense silver excite
ment now goes in for gold. The re-
ported gold fields lie from 20 to 100
miles back from the head of Thunder
Bay, in a deSolate rocky region, any
thing but a favorable location to live
in. The gold is associated with sui
phurets of iron. Reports say that
n party of Il men took ont 101g
tons of ore this winter that ASSAYS ,
from 5000 TO $1,000 per ton. The
Saginaw Enterprise, in speaking of
this wonderful region. also states
that the latest discovery is an abund
ance Of tin ore. richer than the Corn
ISL mines. yielding from 70 to 80 per
cent. of metal. 1t also states that
the great Silver Islet mine is as rich
ever and another new vein has
been found as rich as the Silver ISlet.
We prefer to take all these state
ments with a grain of salt" for it
looks like somebody wanted to create
excitement and sell out; at least
that would be a sagebrusher's view
of the matter.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

1t would indeed be . wonderful
coincidence if Charles Francis Adams
should be elected to the highest po-
sition within the gift of a great re
public. an Office which his father and
grandfathers held before him. And
it is by no means improbable that
the man who so ably and faithfully
filled the Office Of Ambassador to the
Court of St. Jamas. will he elected
by his own cOuntrymen to the Presi-
dency of this Nation.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

The Chicago Tribune. notwith-
standing it is the leading Radical
organ Of the Presidents own State,
is evidently not an almirer Of Grant.
In Il leading editorial 4 few days ago
it made these remarks : We can
not assent to the low estimate which
regards the presidency. with all its
great power>-exceeding for the time
those of any other potentate-as the
mere means of enriching ones self
and relatives, and rewarding those
who aid in the same work. Yet this
has been President Grants estimate
of the position. andits consequences
have led to the most of the com
plants against him. 1t is not so
much that he is not a statesman as
he does not conceive that he ought
to be-"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
TIE C0ASi0CK.

1hL COAo1OCh.
The excitement in mining stocks,
in San Francisco, for the past few
weeks, has surpassed all former ones,
and everybody is taking a hand that
has any money to buy with. The
present excitement Is founded upon
boHa .fle developments in the deepest
levels Of the Comstock mines, The
Scientific Press. published in San
Francisco. is authority for stating
that money is plenty and mining in
vestments take precedence at present,
and with a good reason. The i'm
mense actual values OF some of the
Comstock mines seem almost fabul
Gus, but they are founded upon the
amount of ore in sight in the ore
bodies in the deep levels such as have
never before been developed. Cool.
business men are purchasing the
stock of these mines for the legiti-
mate purpose Of drawing dividends
from them as an investment which
will pay them a higher percentage
on the capital invested than any
other enterprise. No such bodies OF
gold and silver hearing ore have ever
been found before, in any part OF the
world. and the consequent large in
crease in value ofthe mines in which
they are situated is not therefore to
be wondered at. The developments
in the Crown Point and Belcher
have given a new basis i'll value to
all the mines on the lode. and the
Savage. Hale &Norcross, Chollar and
othets are expected to come in for
their share Of the ore as soon as they
shall have been sufficiently explored
The ore that has been discovered
during the past year in the Comstock
lode will probably exceed in amount,
all that has heretofore been taken
from it. and the value of the mines
embraced within the area, on the
surface, Of a quarter Of a mile in
width by two and a half miles in
length, can scarcely be calculated.
The effect that these wonderful de-
velopmects have eXerted upon the
mining Interests of this coast is very
gratifying. Mines in all quarters
will now have the benefit of capital,
for capitalists who have been wont
to look upon mining as arather hap
hazard kind of business will view it
in a better light. Foreigners par
~ticularlv Will be enlightened as to
the richness OF our mines and be
more likely to invest here than here
tofore. We hear of bright prospects
all over the coast, and mining mat
tiers and our bullion yield will doubt
less be greater this year than ever
before.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

"Snowshoe" Thompson, Of Alpine
county, Cal, returned from the
Eastern States a few days since. We
have no information of the result of
his application for the claim he
sought from the Government for
carrying the mails over the noun
Trims in the Winters of 1880.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
Dissolution Notice.

THE COPARTNERSHiP HERETOFORE EX-
] listing under the firm name of SMITH Il
SIMrS N j. this dav dis lived nv mntTsii consent.
Mr. Smith having snld his Interest in the SaZeric
saloon u } l. Bright, who VIII continue to run
the saloon in conjunction with Mr.. simpson. !
l. Brig I will pay all debts owing by Smith, and
is authorized to collect all moneys due the said
Smith in connection with the Sazerac Saloon.
4. A. SN TIL,
r. SIMPSON.
Carson City, Nevada. May l. 1s72. m2-lm
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

\ large gathering of delegates are
reported to be in attendance at
the Convention called for yesterday,
May l. Speculations are numerous
as to the probable nominees. Davis,
Brown. Adams, Trumbull. and Pal
mer are among the most prominent
names mentioned in the last dis
patches received. The nominations
viii very likely be made to-day, and
tomorrow the news VIII reach here.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

\ dispatch of date Naples, April
%, says:
Showers of sand succeeded this
mornings rain of ashes. The erup-
ton is 0 accompanied by a fearful
electrical phenomena. lightning
flashes necessarily from the summit
OF the volcano, and the quaking is
more violent and frequent. The
thunder is continuous, burning Gin
ders. stones and scoria falling fast in
the town of Mass Iii SoInlna, which
Is entirely deserted
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

4 dispatch from Hamilton says
that negotiations are closed and a
suficiency of money is ready to COM
NANCE work on the Elko and Hamil-
ton Narrow Guage Railroad. Work
will be commenced shortly and
nu,hed With ample funds and energy.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
UNITED STATES AXE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN MAT TIL
y Anuu,l Tax List FIR the Collection District
If the STATE uf Nevada. embracing assessments Of
Ia-umc- t,r tie wear il |. rl"-lal taxes for tie
fiscal year eu'iiu- april 3J'h. j>7i. has been re-
tErilri to- ne f5r cuIl-ytion. 'st,i ali persons resi- ting
IA fh- Fms Division Fl said District. comprising
,tc Counties Il Ocm>by, I'nucl,- and E~n-ra ut.
liable To- pa, >uch ttJr-. are hrrchv not fed that
he same have broont9 due ami payable, and Wi
Ice received by me, 1T Juy u.tic- 40 the .,rmSby
Hous-. IL Carson City, until and including the
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

The San Francisco Stock Board
lave abolished street transactions in
stocks, and ordered that the rooms
shall be kept open from 9 \. NJ. to )
?. NJ. It is believed that this will
do away entirely with all operations
on the street and cripple business in
the new Board.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

There is said to be great activity
in mining matters in Schell Greek
District. 4 mine was sold there re-
Gently for $4,000 to an English
company.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
A dispatch dated Naples, April 30

A dispatch dated Naples, April 30,
says:
1.-The view of Vesuvius is now the
grandest witnessed since 1913. The
Bourse has closed and business is al
most entirely suspended. Showers
of ashes compel the use of umbrellas.
Rain is badly neededto the crops.
1t Is believed that the worst is over.
and the anxiety OF the people is con
slderably lessened. Troops have
been ordered to occupy the deserted
towns to protect property from pill
lage."