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THOMPSON'S SEAMLESS LOCK STITCH
KID GIOVES

Is unequalled by any known remedy. IL will eradi-
cate xtrpate and thoroughly destroy all poison
Gus substances in the Blood and viii eiiectually
dispel al predispostion 20 bilious arrangement.
l. there want OF action in your Liver and Spleen
Unless relieved, the blood becomes impure
by deleterious secretons, producing scroiulous or
skin diseases, BlOtches, feons Pustules, Cankers,
Pmples &c, &c.
Have You a Dyspeptic Stomach Unless digestion
is promptly aided the system is dehilitated with
poverty Of the Blood. Drops.cal tendency, ten
eral Weakness and inertia.
Have You Weakness. Of the Intestine You are n
danger oi Chronic Diarh0a or Inflammation o.
the Bowels.
Have YOU Weakness Of the Uterine or Urinary Or
sans You are exposed 10 suffering IN is most az
-ravated form.
Are you detected, drowsy. dull, sluggish or de-
pressed in spirits with head ache back ache, coated
ton que and bad tasting mouth
For certain remedy for all these diseases, weak
nesses and troubles for cleansing and purifying
the vitiated blood and impartn- yi-or % all the
vital forces for building up aud restoring the
weakened constitution use JJKJ BIBA. which
IS pronounced by the leading medical authorities
ofl0nd0n and Paris the " Most Powerful Tonic and
Alternative. known % the medical world This IS
no new and uutried discovery but has been long
used hy the leading physicians Of other countr es
VI th wonderful remedial results
Don't weaken and impair the -cst.ve organs by
cathartics and physics, they give only temporary
relief-lndi -e-t on. hatulcucy and dyspepsia " "a
piles and kindred diseases are sure o. follow their
use. Keep the blood pure and health Is assured.
JOHN q. KELLOGG. Is Platt ST.. New New,
Sole AGENT for the United States.
Price 500 per bottle. send iur Circular.
Mar l--rd&WiW
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THOMPsON's PATENT
GLOVE-FITTING CORSETS.

- Why do they constantly
I'D, increase in favor every
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PEDiGHEE-Black lG hands foaled, ls67. By
he hy Mamhrino Chief sire OF Lady Thorn. who has
4 public record OF also. First dam. Molie Harrl-
son NOW owned 10y the Vt. H. 5 Coz, sho by Strad-
er's Cassius VI. Gay who has public record Of
23li. private in 2.27J by Henry Clay, public rec
ord 2.{1] hy Andrew jackson 10y Young EashaW
BY imported Grand Ba-haw.
Ciaybrno will serve mares at Twenty dollars Tor
the sen son
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-, 90 snend a cent to hire any one 10 read II.
s5OOO5 month can be made selling ms ooon.
AGENTS take notice. When We brought OUT 'iale
7r,r,}nis hook we promised you harvest We no"
rn-Tise vou another and wise agents Will secure
territory. which we will now arTanse l9r, 20
4 G,,1f / - -, Apr 2-fd&wiw
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OF en-THE NURSERY. a Monthly Ma-a-
y .DO zine for Youngest Readers Superhly
Illustrated. send stamp for sample number. NOW
IS the time o. subscribe. JOHN L. STOREY
Mar l-fd2wiw So Bloomfield ST. Boston.
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JEyKy WARD BEECHER's PAPER

70 SAMPLES sent by mail for y cts, that reta
IL 0uick for so. R. L. WOLCOTr, Isl CAatha
square y. Y.-Apr 2-tt&wiw
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THE MORMON WIFE.

A GENTS WANTED for this fearless book II
n comprises the adventures and expeIleA,SsS ~ ~
waman-writtcn by herseli-ior years lhe W 49,, y.
Norrnon Prophet-disclosing all that Is mysterious
wicked and startling Full OF thrilling adl muir
humorous and pathetic scenes-the IN ost
book extant. Portrait of the Authorcss' anu % -
In Utah &C. For circulars address, HARTFORD fu'-
iistfn,r O. Hartford Ct Apr 2-td&wiw
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twill be observed that the Directors have placed
the charge OF service or several Of the horses at
nominal rates, within the reach Of all. with a view
Of carry ing cut possible the object for which this
institution was organized, to improve the stock
throughout the State, and raise it o. o higher
standard
Snunr-rt.nlnrt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-04-18

ALBuRcH. A heavy thunder shower
passed over the north part Of this town on
Sunday morning last.
John McNiel came near killing himself
by falling from the top of hay press into
a bay fourteen feet deep. and striking on
his head and shoulders. lie Is recovering
slowly.
Henry and Pardon Jamison have bought
Of j. Loop, of Troy, y. Y, thirty-two
acres Of timber and pasture land for $4,000.
Mr.. Loop has also sold to Pardon Denel,
another piece Of tim-ar land, containing
nineteen acres, for $500.
The crossing continues good on the ice
between this town and the New York shore.
Ii failed last year April 10th.
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Nem advertisements.
FIRE. FIRE!' FiRE'''
ETGHTING + i X Il
MECHANICAL CURIOSITY

Fverv mouse caught resets the trap for another
Six sent BY express for 50. Sample by m1lI l W
naiJ y cents For sale by the trade. H. T. DELI
Patentee, a and 90 Fulton ST, New AofA---NP'
u
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BUY BA RTL + Il It's
BISHOP sOULE's LINEMENT

Is positive cure for Sciaticl, rheumatism, Neu-
ral-ta Spinal Complaint, Contracted Cords. Lame
Back. Sprains sc. From two 70 SIX large bottles
will cure cases given up by physicians The only
certain cure for SciGfiel Large bottles, $50;
small bottles = cts. sold by.an druggists.
April lO-weOwiy
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who represent all political parties, all the
religious organizations, and all classes OF So
ciety.
Richard Turner, or "Dickey," as he was
Familiarity called, was the originator OF the
word Z" teetotal." He was rousing speak
er, with an imagination that ran riot through
all kinds of images. In one of his speeches
he is said to have made the following extra
ordinary appeal " Let us beu and dong,
comrades Let US take our axes over our
shoulders and plow the deep till the go.o,d
ship Temperance sails gayly over the land
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The American Tune Book
Winners New Schools

For Piano, Cabinet Organ, Melodeon, Guitar,
Banjo, Cornet, Fife, Accordeon Clarionet,
Flute and Flageolet.
g,Dont despsc these little books because they are
cheap For persons who wish 10 learn easily and
pleasantly and only 90 little way, there is moth
ing better.
Price OF each book 70 cents.
The above books sent, postpaid, on receipt Of re-
tail price.
OLIVER DITSON CO., Boston.
CHAS. II. DITSON & CO., III B'dway, NY.
April S-deod&wtf
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DECISIVE INDIAN POLICY TO BE
ADOPTED.
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TERRIBLE INDIAN OUT
RAGEi

VILLAINOUS TREACHERY OF HE
MODOCS.
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IN the GBEAT ILAIIE WHY.
1000. 900 Acres In Central Nebraska. now for
sale in tracts Of go acres and upwards au and Do
years credit 40 per cent. No advance interest
required.
Mild and healthul climate fertile soil. AID album
dance ~ good water.
The best Market ia the West. Tho great m ming
region ot Wyoming. Colorado. Jtah and Nevada,
being supplied by the farmers in the Platte Valley.
Soldiers entitled 10 a Homestead % len acres. Tie
best location for Colonies. Free home for all. Nil
Ions oi acres OF choice Government Lands open lnr
entry under the Homestead Law, near this Great
Ra iroad. with good markets amt all the couvcn-
fences " an old settled country
Free passes % purchasers OF Railroad Lands.
Sectional maps showing the land, also new edition
Of descriptive pamphlets. with new maps mailed
free everywhere. Address,
o. F. DAVIS.
Land Com'r L. PR. r. Co., OHAEA, NEB.
Mar -fd&w4w
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VUORKING CLASS! Male or Female. $50
w week guaranteed. Respectable employment
at home, day or evening; capital required full
with sent free by mail. Address with cent return
stamp, u. YOUNG CO., l73 Greenwich St., New
York.-Mar ls-td&w4w
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Commissioner Meacham Nor
tally Wounded.

INTENSE EXCITEMENT THROUGH
OUT THE COUNTRY.
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THE IOWA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
viii invest money on iirst-class Real Estate at J"
DER cent interest. net. payable seinl-annualls lu
New York and will guaranteed the collection o- ai
loans made through its agency All charges li.u
~ New York and New England references, and full
particulars SAMUEL MERRILL, late 1oEernor o.
Iowa. President. address JAMES D. H1''-' ''-'
oe0 > N'""1' April 2--td&wiw
~ SAMPLES sent by mail for y cts that reia- 1.
IL QUICK for SO. R. l.. WOLCOIT, Isl chatham
square. y. Y.-Apr 2-td&Wiw
HENRY WARD BEECHER's = tPl-t
| 1 with the largest circulation iu the Woftd -IoH
wonderfully because 10 Is the best paper, eve -
seribers the most beautiful premiums ana '.isl7
Cguvassers the most liberal terms. send iyr NE
cular j. b. FORD CO., New Aors. b'7t'i'
Chicago, OF san Francisco.-Apr 2-fdNWiw
III Send for our illustrated tata-
6u1lQ6rS, logue VI new book. on bu-l d D f
4 j. BICkNELL' a co. y Warren ST. New hoIA'
Apr2-+dSwiw
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The great merit Of the Diamond Spcctacles over
all others is from the fact that the Lenses com
posed Of minute Crystals melted by fusion. By this
method the crystalline structure is removed from
the lens, thereby preveutin-i polarization Of -ht
20 the eyes. II is the poles Of light produced about
the ewes in all other glasses that cause the tired
feeling many experience in using most spectac.es.
The Diamond lenses are the coolest 70 the eve
OF all others; having been found n testing with
the poarscope 10 contain Is per cent less heat rays
than any other glass Also the Diamond Spectacies
with double lens, for those requiring focus for
reading, andi distant focus for looking On.
No peddars Eployed. The Diamond trade mark
ison every pair Of spcctaclos and eye glasses.
Protected by letters patent.
For sale only by
G. ". WINGATE,
Si-n Of the Golden Eagle.
Nov 4-deod6wly
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YoRKSnIRE LEXINGTON.

PEDIGREE. - Bay. IG hands, foaled. lS59. BY
R. \ Alexaudcrs Lexington. l-t dam liymen.a,
by imported Yorkshire Cd dam Little fe--A, 10y
Cripple. he by Mcdoc 81 dam Peggy Stewart hy
Cooks Whip ith dam Mary Bedford, by Duke ui
Bedford lth dam imported Spectator ON dam
Col. Holmes Dare Devil mare, By imported Dare
Devil.
This horse is a full brother 70 "Ausel" and
"Ednsbor0." and haf brother to Verge and
"Virgil." hy Nandal.
Yorkshire Lexington WI serve mares at Ten
Dollars l0r the season.
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A WATCH FREE! worth s1o. given gratis
n TO every live man who viii act our agent.
Business light and honorable $4,000 made in five
days Salahle as l0ur. Everybody buys il. Can't do
without it, Must have il. No gin enterprise no
humbu-. KENNEDY & Co, Pittsburgh. Pa.-Alarch
iS--d&wiw
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Murder of General Candy.

PEACE COMMISSIONER REV. DR..
THOMAS ALSO BRUTALITY
MURDERED.
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aem advertisements.
n T. v T. IL

NEGLECT A COUGH. Nothing is more certain 70
lay the foundation for future evil consequences.
WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS
are sure cure for all diseases OF the Kespiratory
Asthma Catarrh Hoarseness, Dryness OF the hIea
Windpipe or Bronchial Tubes, and all Diseases =.
the Lungs. In all cases Of sudden cold, novel, 5
freely used They equalze the circulation Of iI IN
blood mitigate the severity Of the attack ana VII,
in a very short time, restore healthy acton 70 wy
up only in blue bO1es. Take no substitutes II they
can't be found at your druggists, send at once 70
the agent in New York, who Will forward them "
rsturn mail. Don't be deceived by limitations.
Sold BY druggists. Price - cts. per box
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Is Plat St, New foTk,
Send for circular. Sole Ast. ior u ..
Mar ls-td&w4w
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WANTED ISDiEDIATELY.-5ool0 addresses,
w o. which specimen copies of Smiths Ma-l-
z'ue VIII hc sent free. Agents wanted Write PLuy
T. Smith, 81 Liberty St, y l.-Apr @+d6wiw
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SAN Francisco, Cal, April Bon the
Ilth of March Gus Swain, John Mcdonald
and Geo. Taylor were murdered by large
band of Apaches. Tire savages were pur-
sued by troops and oyertaken. and during
the conflict 70 warriors were killed, and %
women and children taken prisoners. The
troops were under the command of Lieuten-
ant Rice. who Is now at Fort Nhipple.
They followed the track of the ApacheS and
learned that Taylor had been captured and
subjected to the most horrible tortures.
Capt Randall reports having had an en-
gagement with the Apaches. in which A.
warriors were killed and seven women cap
tured.
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mostly Greetings and Baldwins) Grown on Ezra
Meeche's farm There have never been any trees
sold from the Nursery, consequently they are first
class stock.
would DO well to send in their orders immediately.
Address C. B. WING, \
Plattsburgh, n. Y.
p. SPEARS. PLUMs and CHERRY TREES;
GRAPES and CURRANTS; also TOMATO and
CABBAGE PLANTS can be secured at the Nursery.
March 2D-W2m
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THE PLACE To PURCHASE
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Of nearly all varieties; as
CORNETS, ALTOS, BAhlToNES, BAsSES, CON
TRABASSEs, ORCHESTRA CoRNETS;
ofBrass or German Silver; Piston
or Rotary Valves;
Drums, Cymbals Flutes, Piccolos. Flies, Flageoets,
Clarionets French and German AccOrdeons,
Violins and Guitars, Voloneellos. Double,
Bases Concertinas, flutinas, Harmon
icas Banos Music Boxes, Violin
and Guitar Strings, and all Mu-
steal Merchandise, is the
well known store OF
j. c. HAYNES & co,
80 Court St, Boston, Opposite Court liouse)
Feb Il-deOd&wtf
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County, Town, City and School District Bonds Of
Iowa, Illinois, and Arkansas for sale BELOW PAR.
Coupon bonds registered with State Auditors. In
terest collected and paid by State Treasurcrs They
are more than State Bonds for States may
pudate, while Municipalities cannot Write for
circulars and Information. Any marketable secu
rites taken in exchange.
BROWN, WADSWORTH & CO, BANKERS,
April 35-td&wiw p Nassau-St., New York.
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II ID Per Cent. Gold Interest
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
GOLD BONDS.

Secured by mortgage on 6.Ooo acres of very val
liable Coal and Iron Lands 800. ,7.r>-
For sale at prices that viii pay over ll- per cent
in GOLD Fdual t. 10 per cent. in currency.
CHOICE MUNICIPAL BONDS AL"A1o ~,
HAM can or send for pamphlets with maps and
FULL particulars that viii satisfy tie most caution
investors. THOS. p. ELLIS a CO., Banfers, -
pine 81 \ Y. civ Apr 2-td6wiw
COMMITTING WORTH KNOWING--A g. page
y book full Of good things, valuable secrets ,u'i
important information, mailed for two stamps ~
dress LEE 4 co, sgt Sixth Az, New Nork--Apr-
--fd&Wiw
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THE

This road is formed by the consolidation of the st.
Louis and Southeastern. the Evansville, Hender-
son, and Nashville and the Edgeheld and Kentucky
Railroads, ana is the shortest and best possible
route from ST. LOUIS and CHICAGO TO NASHVILLE,
MONTGOMERY ATLANTA, MACON, MOBILE, SAVAS-
NAH and CHARLESTON. Its superstructure and
equipment are unsurpassed by any in the West.
ITS MONTHLY EARNINGS HAVE, SINCE
THE CONSOLIDATION, ALREADY REACHED
AN AVERAGE OF sIO5,OOO, AND ARE AMPLE
TO OPERATE THE ROAD AND PAY THE IN
TEREST ON THE ENTIRE BONDED DEBT.
Three hundred and fifty-eight miles of this road
are completed and fully equipped. The consolidated
Bonds issued at the rate OF s2l 900 mile for
the purpose OF making a single debt, completing
branches, and supplying equipment to meet the
rapidly increasing business. sl,60O,OOO have been
sold. and we offer a limited number at 30 AND
The st. Louis Board Of Trade recently passed
series of resolutions expressing the opinion THAT
THIS WILL BECOME ONE OF HE BEST PAYING LINES
LEADING OUT OF ST. LOUIS" congratulating the
stockholders on the " HONORABLE AND ABLE MAN
AGENESr OF THE PROPERTY" expressing the belief
that THE SECURITY OFFERED BY THE CONSOLIDATED
MORTGAGE BONDS To THE AMOUNT OF s2l, 600 PER
MILE Is GOOD, AND RECOMMENDING THEM
WITHOUT HESITATION AS AN INVESTMENT
TO CAPITALISTS, BOTH AT HOME AND ABROAD"
We unhestatingly recommend these Bonds as an
uuexceptionable Railway Security.
Full particulars furnished, upon application, by
wINsLOw & WILSON,
No. 20 William St., New York
c. W. wOoDHoUsE,
Cashier Merchants National Bank,
Burlington, VT.
Fob 2s-wtf
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rI,IIE UNDERSIGNED would announce 70 MS
| friends and the public generally that he has
removed his Glass and Glazing shop from his late
stand St. Paul street, 70 the rear OF his house J.
Pearl street where he may be found at all hours Of
the day until O'Clock p. IN. l shall continue y
keep full line Of Glass, Sash. Putty, etc ThanS-
ing the public for their past patronage, / shah
hope for continuance of the same at my place
OF business. ii. BURNETT,
II Pearl street.
Nov l6-dsatkw6m
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AYERS HAIR VIGOR,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR To ITS NATURAL
VITALITY AND COLOR

Advancing years,
sckHes, care. dlsap-
p1intmeut. and hcred-
tory predisp0sit.on,
an turn theha-r gray.
Either ~ them di-po>-
e. Il 20 tall of prema-
turely. aud either e.
feet Is unsig htiy and
unpleasant % behold.
.Dr Aver cousummate
'sk-ll has produced
an antidote ior these
def1rmities which has
" n gratitude for him
from mult.tudes q
women and men. HIS
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6OO AGENTS WANTED Cor best selling Pie
Jul lures, Maps and Charts. Also for our Sew
ing SILK and Linen Thread. Si0I % S20O cleared
per month by good. active agents. Apply At once
to d. L. GUERNSEY, Concord, y. H.-MaTch IS
tdGwiw
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ATTACK UPON THE PLAeE
COMMISSIONERS.
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Z TO IL PER CENT.
WRITE

Breeeh-lOading Shot Guns, $40 to 1901 Double
Shot Guns, $ to $50. Single Guns, 50 to SO Rifles
5 to SIS. Revolvers, So TO SIS. Pistols 81 to s.
Gun Material, Fishing Tackle. Large Discount to
Dealers Clubs. Army Guns, Revolvers, &c,
bought or traded for. Goods sent by express c. Cd
TO be examined before paid for. Mar lS-sd&wiw
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HAIR NIcOR sonnet mes Teprulutc- lost uar ana al
always restores 20 faded ard gray hair It's natural
color with the Gloss and freshness o. youth. The
comparatively few bald and gray heads that we
now See are those who have not yet discovered the
vEtu,s ~ AYERS HAIR NIGoR for renew NJ the
hair. The fresh and youthful hair we see on Older
heads Is often the product Of this att II sou are
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hair restore its youthful color and with t your ie1-
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PREPARED BY
DR. J. c. AVER & co, LOWELL. Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chem SIS.
and sold all around the world.
Nov ls-weow&d2taw
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shclburu, Vt. April io-v7m
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BECRWITu SEWING MACHINE--sI2.
on ~ DAYS TRIAL.
10 PER CENT.

,Aner May Isl. $50 B-ondwayJ Mar is-tdlTiw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-09
INTELLIGENCE.
A Consol dation.

Ce learn that General a. l.. Page
sed through town yesterday on
way to Carson. where he will en-
vor to effect Il consolidation Of the
Frests of the Palisade, Eureka, and
Dche Railroad Company, and the
10 and Hamilton project. so that
one line will be necessary at this
\, and the construction of that one
red. The Legislature will be
I'D to slnc:ion 4 bill for this pur-
J. and, if Il franchise is obtained.
work. will Ne commenced imme-
bly,. 81 far as Eureka is concerned,
wholly Il m.Nter OF indifference
bur citizens FROM which point OH
Central Pacific IL branch is con-
red through Eastern Nevada. so
railroad is built, and in as short
ne AS possible. The difference in
ance from E!ko and from Palisade
bis Mace is not more than ten or
i've miles 10y the route that will be
keped. The effect of IA cOnSolida-
Of the two railroad projects will
Ito secure the passage OF the Eu-
h Till. which now seems to hang
in the Assembly Committee on
mites and County Boundaries, if
not reported upon and passed be-
/ such consolidation. We l. OF
! opinion that the prospect for ii
road within the present year is
re favorable than at any former
iod. Mr.. Gil,ner, one of the own
OF the Elko franchise. is already
Carson, and General Page will
kt him there.