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Tho Btatenient 4at tho financial troubioa OF
tho times 1ayo fallen heavily upon tho publish
iug-house of Gould l. Lincoln. boston. will bo
received with SINCERE regret by all who npple-
ca;a the yaLue Of au eloyating md salutaly lit
eraturc. This house IL one OF tho oidoHt i'll tho
country, having begun its existence curly il tho
century under tllo na,,lo aud style Of Il Lincoln
d Ednlanda." The senior monbor, hlr. Ensign
Lincoln. was not only successful man Of bllsl-
ncgB, but an oninontty uRofnl laborcr for Christ.
He was himself State convention. evangellzing
ut his own charges all tho region lying. about
Boston within /. radius Of Is miles, Mr.. Ed
nlnlds, though less widely known, was man Of
stcl1ug character. Upon til, death Of Alr. Linz
coln, and tho. rotironlent Of air. Edmnnds, AIr.
Joshua Lincoln took his fathers placo. and the
firm, BECAME "Goud, Kendall g. LINCOLN" sub
soqueutly "Goud & Linoplu."
The history Of the firm hns boon uniform.
They have issued none hut the hcht books, An
examination Of their list would full to discern
| single volume Of oquivocal character. Among
thcir reprints have bocn Chanbeys' Cyclopod.a
Of Englsl, Literature. tho works Of john Har-
ris, Blr William Hamilton, Hanaell, kitc, Dayno,
| lawinson, mud Hugh allllor. Among tloir
original issues have Gcen the works of Agassiz,
". II. Williams, Francis WaylanI, and )ouophl
Haven. In 1878, LINCOLN IL l;dmontls published
Winelaell's "Natts," which waa very snccossful;;
This was followed by tho u psalmist," which hau
| auccass quite unparalleled ut the tin1o. moro
rocontly tile house AaH issued tho "Servlce OF
song,"a truly admirable collection Of hymns
| aud tunes.
, 1873-12-31
THE STRAW.BAIL. NUISANCE.

OFFICE OF BTATEG ATToRNEY,1
CHICAGO, Dec. 30, 1873
10 tie Editor u The chteugo Iy1bnno:
s1n: In at editorial in TuE CHICAGO TRIBUNE
Of this morning, entitled ".rle Straw-Bail
Nusanco,' tho following statements occur, viz:
"rho character Of the sureties iu Criminal
Courts In mainly under tho control Of the atato's
Attorney" /, . at ls tho businoas OF
the Staso's Attorney to ascertain whether these
sureties aro good or not, and ii he docs lta
duty honestly aud efficiently, worthless bull
bonds should not 10 20 yely nu1nerous.''
This IL grave misstntement Of tho law and
Of tho dulies Of the stato's Attorney, as will
show. The States Attorney haa no right or
rowor whatever to accept or rojcot bail lit any
criminal caso whatoyer. That duty doyolycs up
gu tho Judge, Justice of tho Peace, or Sheriff,
exclusively. Tho slorliR, or other officer acting
in tho capacity Of Sheriff. Gull accept bal only
cusod. with tho amount or ball iudorHol thereon.
refer you to tho law OIL thiH subject, 90 thns
ANY person can easily aaccrtalia whether or not
am correct iii what l14yo aaid concerning bail
In criminal cases. SEQ eocs. !, aud ), page 202,
aMd aocs. Z aud . page 31o, of tho Statutes Of
Illinois, dross' edition at 1871.
Whenever l AM preAont or notified to bo
present Ut tho taking Of bail, and a1n requohtol
to asBlAt tho Judge in such examinations, do
llayo objected to the bull offered, have heon
+ mildly reblked by the Judge for interfering
With that which was not my ot1icnl duty. It ~
my duty to prosecute aIl sefauled bull, aud this
do nB ef1ciontly as I can.
Tho "Atraw-bail " abuse land CONFESS that
II is o great and shameful abuHe) cannot be
thoroughly corrected till law IL passed making
tue hail-hond lien upon the property OF tho
sessions OF tho Legislature toseuure the passage
nf sl,Gl n taW. but failed.
, 1873-12-31
Desperate Encounter with u CriM-
fiitl.

r~o,, ,,1 nu,n.," tt,ro,, ,, NJ
Initial ssntea @ notot,wc sattn,r1 .i ,1orsbo,
u;oi t1i nrriye frnn Gaar 1ta,'1n M ls aya'.
IL" i,!oi xt,a iil crry tho nto linn Cnty sno-
,' ,jar Rorrv ia een hcroro Tho i;nifoi alat5a
~ t,;a oitv nmhar ~ t;mos nro'
Hin,s ~ ta u ha o,in9 hnvm hoen 81,
~ aafro,d s,;a cre1n1s ws +ane afrantn ro
~ ~ ~ harlt~nt INV 11ntod D staFoa cons,m'so
.,,na,. .no W9,,taT A. roaar non;ds "ccen,a1 of
Ills bonds few @ aaya e. ngo wfa ielegaod n,m
,i,t tho Irooaa;,,as rnr, Nv ~, ioi.ai
s. I..,s ;.;ii"t,,rt,,.tH I"Ss 49,, s.s,.,,i
, 1873-12-31
THE COUNTY, BOARD.
An Afternoon Devoted to thk Wrcnd
ngpauftofns

An Aternoon Dcvotctf to tElt BREAD
fno.tto1a.
An aa,ourroa ,,ootino ~ tlo noarfl of Countv
o-1' aulo'tnu0 u4'o'''s -, ~ 1850, s,.s..as:
commissioners "as nolo yessc'u9s "tet"oou'
frc8idont ARhton III tue chaf. Iho Following
Commissioners 1yoro also prcBcnt: Durdlok,
puBso. Clouch. Crawford. Harris, Harrison,
11or+;no 1oi,.,,, 1orou 1,rorunr 1,uuuou
49,, r,' ooA"'o'' ''Ao'i ~''''
I'LL" singer.
nnEAp. ,
On motion OF Commissioner johnson. the
ruloa wero suspended III order to allow tho Com
mitteo on Supplies at opportunity to amend an
error in their report: - --...-,,.
:, commissioner johnson moved to reconsider
thns part OF tho report Of tue Oommitee On dro~
colics Which had reference TO bfcatt.
Commiaslonor Olough said that DrGaa hatl noen
submitted to tie Committee Tor g. 70 hundred,
1nlto as Bo0u aa that sclectod pY tholh AZ 20 a
hunarcd. Ihis he thought unjust to the tax-
payera.
;, II was ordered that the proposals DO road to
the board, which waH done, showing THO bids to
bo as follows: sohweinfurth DtoB.s lo"l9o cents
por poana a: .hlctowat. NO. l, "a Genus per
pound T.. VoE, Tor tho County Agent, lo'l0o
cents per pound for the Hospital, 8a cents por
pound August ober, a'lo cents ror pound
ffeuollch Dohr, conts pef pouhn D. .: hieln-
hans,' W cents per pound TAompaon d Iem~
pIoton, 3!9 cents per pound; U. l.. Wooaman q
70. lNo. l, patent), vi contn pof pound y. L.
"oodman y Co.. NO. =. = 0o-4uo cents nef pound:
Gant1lssloner JOHNSON moyeu tnas tho ioport
OF tno committee bo amenued 80 as 70 give tio
cohtract Tor tho West sldo to scnWehlnrth
!nfos,, 1or the South Side TO bohf, anu tho North
, 1873-12-31
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS.
proposlti0n that E1evator~NIen
Shall Give Bonds. ..
Il IL believed II Wond Add to tho Security of tlc
Receipts, md benefit Tho Entire
TralO Of Chicago.

Tho rccont discloBureH relative to tho contli-
ton Of aiTairs In tho uongh Elevator. have had
q tendency to mako the banks tisfnclnod to ad-
vapco money upon warehouse receipts. aid con-
soquont1y to impair their valuo aB n security. 1t
has boen rl,morod for day or Two TINT several
porsonB Interested in tho grim trade had boen
trying to restore confidence In thoao receipts by
introducing system whereby tic warehonHo-
mon should give bonds aud In order to loarn
something definite on tho aubloet, reporter
waa directed to cali upon Mr. Thompson, Of the
firm Of Flint l. Ihompaon. elevator men, and
TO no ~ raa o. g
with tile following result. ...
Rcportor7I have boon informed that' moaaureB
arc on foot to furnish security for grim waro-
llouse receipts, Is i truc TINT such a procood-
Mr, Thompson Tint know Of. Tho way
tho mattcr stands ia thiH. Tho Preeadont and
Romo Of the Directors OF tho Board Of Trade
catne to me, and suggostcd TINT bonds DO givon
vored tho project, and have advocated 1t. ho-
leving that 1t la tho bost thing that can be done:
N.-Did tho movement originate In tho Board
Of Trade?
tho prealdont md one or two Directors; do
| not tnow that thnro lla8 over been discussion
| on tho mattor by tho Board ny Board. but ILL.,
diydual mon,bors have talkcd about it.
N.-le Lie HtCltrlL3 pIoiobuu " Do uAcieu III
| Mir. T.-Yca.
R.-Woull such security III your opinion tend
to improve tho credit OF this city Us grain
| mnrkot?
DIr. I'll do not zoo how 1t can helpit Thnt
is the very object I hive In view. and the only
| object. IA t. warehouaema1,, Ito not want to
give bond Of 91,o0o.000, unless know it ia
going to do some good.
ssss nWas ssss s95essss 5aa if any hav0 boon urged
Mr. T-1can SEQ none to giving tho bond. The
Doard of Trade have it iii their power TO rcgu-
Into tho mattor. You know that warehouse ro-
es'p es Sa 'oi no reing WIKI them Unless they aro
4 resolution requiring tho warehouse,
ps sy to M Mvf% &c opea a'fa % do 'ns % in 'os'5 orsr
tho bonds app owed by Interested parties,--that
tho Committee to whom they are submitted
should consist Of two OF tho Directors Of the
Board and ao,no Of our leading banker8, or the
all Tho banks others interested to be alac
addcd. I claim tint tho banks aro aa much In
teresaed as anybody iii Chicago, and moro than
any enc clso, bccauso they advance mol,oy or
tho receipts 1t Is 30 now that they swill mol
advance money on n good many receipts:
n.-IB your firm willing to furnish the 60
ourlty?
Mr. T.-yes, We would be yery glad t, to fur M
1T tho ontiro trade of chicago. If did no
tlliuk 80 would not advocate the project.
R.--1Iow would other business bb benefited
Mr.. T.-Grain is tho basis Of credit ~ Chi
caro. Everything. ts dependant upon It, an, ant
what helps the grsin trade helps all other linc
Of business, dry goods, provisions, ETC..
R.-Hnye you any information as to tho opin
ions Of other warellousemen in this rospectf
nlr. T.--Nonee Of thom approve Of It,
| R.-Got one2
| STr ~ .uE0t n sfnrY1n ona.
, 1873-12-31
Tho london EftEs


Hur
The fog has loft us At !ass-,bnt II lcayoa be-
hiud 1t nlauy victims. No less than twenty
tlroo dead Lotlios have been takon out Of tile
docxs Gust Of tue city; oight other persons have
boon drowned in the cAnalH aud in tho river, and
lhe lit OF persons injured III ,yalious Why's il.
consequence Of tho tog roads ltko tho roport OF
tho Wounded aftera grens battle. MANY OF tue
riasos having wheels Wit, india. .rubbol lires-a
uqW Invention which has latoly become yoiy
popular In The West End, These careiages aro
iltnoat noseless, and III d fog they aro worry dan'
garQl1H.
, 1873-12-31
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,


LIVERPOOL, Der. 3D.-Whcat-Fionr, a3s@998a 6d.
Wintar, las ad6elaa ID; epring. la 1dt9l2a 8d;
white. l3s 6l@lsa Sd; club, 13s al4s 3D. corI 35s.
Lard, 80s Oil. Pork, Cos.
IAvERpool, pcc a0-l .. u.-uuchangel.
L1vgarooL, Dec. 30-9:3Q p. m,--c!ub, llsat4s od /;
whito, u 7d9l3s Ills spring, 1s :,eal2 lQ winter,
l2s ld@l2s 81, Cora s7s aA. Rest unchanged.
L1vEnrooL Dec: a0.-cottou ql,iot aud steady mid
balss american 5000; speeal4iion anu export dV0
Ynr1s aud fabries at htanahester quiet aud unchanged.
Hreadstu1a firm. California white wheat, average
quality, lis 7a@i5s iii Cinb do, lAs1i4s Sd rcd
Western apriug, l2a 3d@los lod red winter l2a 4d@
IFS 3d. Flour, 98s920s dl. Dorn, 17a Dtl. NecelntH
Of wheat tar ha past week, $1,000 qr4, Of whc alQao
LoNuoN, Dec. ;'0-5 p. m.-Couaola. for money,
ol,t@ua; on acconnt 929oati. United States seci.
ritios-b-2O Of %, 100 10 of ~, loeE; 10-aDs,
pricsa Of Amaslea. sssurs.!as ass hased on hs now
method OF reckoning tho American dollar, which wei.t
Into effect to-day. by thls method American funds
rated ut tha rate of IL to to dollar, not Is o
heretofore.
IAals, Dec. 80.-nentes. H8f a1hc.
EAANKEpnT, Dec, 3Q.--6~eUa OF 10, o7Hf.
, 1873-12-31

Alr. Edward Atkinson Aas made q discovery
for whscl, tie poople Of MASSACHUSETTS, wiz DO
duly gratufu aud TINT 10. that sm"!s M railroad "a
a. to bring ali t,s Western railroads to tor.nl.
nato o., tllo South Boston tata, will pny for tho
Iiuopao tunnel and the Hartford l. Efla Railroad
too. Those ilata, whom they rise above wa,GFs
oyont Of t,oir utilization in this way, ~i!l 10
worth 60 oenta loot over tue o4ponso ot al4"
ing.
, 1873-12-31

TINT The bail wsa taken In tho Clerks oflloe BY
Judge Farwell, in the ovenlng, after Tho court
had adjourned, and Just NJ ho Waa abont to cloHc
Tho oflico for tho night. Thus aro MIR. alvlna'
bRsc lnsinuationa against mo IN that rnattor ut
terly untrue and gratuitous. Yonra: oto.,
CuAnLEs II. REED,
Htate'a Attorney.
, 1873-12-31

tSh8n conrRc S0Gab2o; Now York, Michigan Iud[ana
and Weaorn Ing at 4sa32o medium, siG8sho; coarse.
seamona aanaa Mnso so{g "4o S. sSe.mng I'm
washed, asa0,; coarse nnl medium wubhcd, o5@37o:
tuG- washed, hjGa57Nu.
, 1873-12-31
THE LAKE FRONT.
Somc New Facts Brought to Light,

Some New Facts Brought to Light,
Result Of Search In Conrt.Rooms,
Banks, and Raf1r0ad Offices.
TR1nuNE reporter was yesterday letaed to
ascertain tho facts not heretofore published, ro
eartng tlls ialte-front snnttor, and tho in)uno-
tion suit In Judgt Drumnond's court Aftor \
dgont search in railroad ol1lcos, laSyorB' Offices,
banks, and In tho purlious Of tho United statoa
Courtroom, he succeeded In digging out somo
thlnga Which may DO OF interest to tho public.
It will DO remembered that, shortly afror tho
pasBago Of tho Lake-Front act by tho Legiala-
ture, Mr.. j. II, Walker, President Of tho CHI
cago, Burlington i Quincy nailroad, and two
othor peraous wont Into tho Office Of Walter
| Kimball, City Comptroller, aud tondored him tho
sum Of 100000 as tho first payment, on tho
part Of tho railroads. for tho threo blocks Of
land lying east Of Michigan avonue between
Randolph and Monroe straots. The city. at that
time, was resisting the attempts Of tho railroads
to get possession Of this land and tho railroad
| officials did not expect tllat tho Comptroller
! would tako the money indeed, thoy woro 30 con-
| fldon that ho would not tnke It. that they had
1naae 10 provisions 1of past'e IT, lnoy "on. !"
| tho Union Natfohal bahk, anu eaiu tnoy "an.oa
to borrow 100000 in greonbscka for fow
hours. in order to mako q legal tonlor to tho
! comntro,ler. Tho ncceaaary naclapes Of lepal
tondor were handed over to them, and
they wont Into the Comptrolfcr's Of
nco, and said tl,oy desired to mako
tonder Of 100000 to tho city, being tho
| first payment on tho part of tho Michigan Gem
ttal, Illinois Ccntral, and Chicago, burlington Il
lanJ. To their SUNRISE. Mr. K1mball said that
1 c lin lin 'aaon to aecsn I' the nonay 10 ereunon
nn Sn IN g aaf
st tho sn,ao tine tondcring receipt for the
! monnv xi,ioh ,occ;nt ntin,,tatod tint hfs nc
centai,se % ",G of Ihe money should not in any way
commit Tia citv 10 in eaio of tho lani nr nrai,;
dieo tho rio rohts IF tle citv IN INV wav sfr Waik
| or dcclina3 to fakn tho recolnt. anv}nr II was
su1icfont for hia nurposeg tint Tho Goa,nkrollor
had taken tho money, liz added that tho only
that tha romrtTnIar al,n,'1 ro;;ors to .l,o Conn.
| iii at tn nert mootlnr thnt tit monov Ind ham
nnj,l ID to him. wIicI I,o did" 'N' '''N> $500
Whan romntroor Kimbal1 ,vout out of oftice>
Innk to hia ow,, croGit' and IN snnnnaet To- haye
ronniycd nt lcnst 4 nnr cont interort therofor
during tlo INST font yonra. rho Oity Goyern-
mont decljncl to rni;oyo Mr. Kimbaii of the ro-
snnnsibjlity of this find. and It does not appear
tbat ho WAS spooialIy anxious to bo rolioyea. It
IL rencr"l1v % bcieyei howoyor That Sir. Timbali
Ia roadv r. t,Ir,, ovor tl,e urinc}nal whonoycr ro
onaste1 to tlo so nv tho civ a,,thoritina.
Shorl1v nfter this tranen1t,on. tho Hop. B. G.
CooL, at tint time member Of Congress from
tho nttnwn DIsttict. wns nrovaiIed nnnn to ~ tn
Woss;ncsan mr., nroc pren,dont Grant to ti'raot
tho Astorn"~.r rrnora1 tn ji,oct thc nis.
trial. .Aito nav of thjs i,ietrict to commonce m
noIior f, T1,,t}oj Ntofoa an
, 1873-12-31

uOGR-Wste again In briak demand, and again al-
vanccd. The supply On salc scarcely reached 10000.
satisfy The legitimate waus Of the locu and shipping
interests tho competition for the oer1ngs Lively.
The market eary advanced to oU for good to
c1trolno rites caused curaiiment Of operations on
tho part Of shippers. but Ind they entirely withdrawn
any drawback the requirements Of packers exceed
Cd the supply. Tho market closed lrn at 4.eoS5 90
for connonl at s51095 Is for n,eaium ana 1t $500
better than yesterday, md fully good any
luy Of Lust Wae Tho following transfers are noted
, 1873-12-31
lA.tls, Deo. Ml.-Nentes, k8f a7hc.
FnAAKfpnG, Dec, 3Q.-6-2ua OF 20, Q7Af.


NEW YoiK, Deo. 3Q.--Tho traie movement continues
slow with 4Brn. a1l jabbera alike. Tha market for
cotton goods ren'ts aue.. but nsics, are uehapgsl.
eabries, but iohbsru aro selling 1t Bko. Wooles Tor
mons wear Rra ~ better reIHeat; fancy casstneres
mud worsed c0atuys IN aay denat!d by clotAlera.
, 1873-12-31
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS,

Monday. .................. l,o!o 1903 Ml
oATrLE-There was an active demand for shipping
cattle, md. under CONTINUED light receipts tho market
aintanod thu rm tono that hna characterized II for
half.lozon days past. The quality WIS exceptionally
good the proportion Of thin, rough scors and cows
being nottccably sma aud tho arcrage prico paid was
tho higheAt for many wceka. Very few sold under
t4.0o und not mnny below. $4.h0. whflc by far tho
larger PORTION changed handa at prices ranging from
b1o salcs Of the day wero 15 head, averaging 1857
ibs, Mt $8.l2k-by II. +. Mallory h BRO. 80 head,
Averaging 1858 ibs, ot $8l3h, and 10 heA averaging
1,G00 lbs, 1T <e.26-by Congcr brothers. a sinait
bunch Of fancy soerH, averaging 801 lbs alao found
. buyer at $d.7o, Butchers operatea principally at
ns a. Ga9476 waB paid by thon THO market closed
ateasly and firm, With about oil desirable atock dis
posed Of. Adyicca from tho East wore agaln fayor-
n1o mud It our receipts can DO kopt down to about
tlor present dimensions, tic prices now current may
easily he sustained.
QUOTATIONS..
Extra Deovc8-0raded Btcers, averaging 1,&0o
oholco i,eayes--rino, fat we'll formed 3year
to year old steers, averaging l,30o to
Good reovcs.Wciifattenc1 noiy formed '-'''''
steers. averaging 1,2o0 to 1850 ill., 48os.oo
Medium Grudes-Steers In fair tlcsh, aver
nging 1>150 to 1>25o ...,..-. {.40@4.10
Butchers stock-Commou 10 fair steers,
averssing $50 10 i,loo is. soo@44o
fesh averaging 7so 10 l,05o 2.o,@s.os
stags, bulls, and acalawag stoora l.75@a6o
Cattl0Tc1As cllocO corn-fed .........., 40Gy4 LEO
Catte-Texns snmnscred North. ...,..... 801t9j.50
Catuo-Texas, through lroyes ........... 175t436Q
, 1873-12-31

BHEEp---The supply on sale today was much snal1-
CT tlln TINT Of yesterday and although toye ony
a stall loman, there was hrn.er tone to the market
for ail descriptions. No Qaoa ut $o0@376 for poor
4.75 for good 10 uhosto.
NEW YORK.
NEW YonK, Dec. 30.-IIoas- Receipts o,4l0; none
on sae Htyc. City dressed moro active mud hghnr,
closing firm ut Gait3793o extreme weights Weattsn
aresssa steady At ''Ee9a}HsFt eH}}EFA1o
nurYALo, Doc. Observation-Disclosures, including re~
ported arrivals, loss total for tho week, $751; The
market IL actIya at a1Ko advance on lust wockh clos
3ng prirea, Tho nttnnance WaS good, anti tho quality
generally Of inferior grade. About l. 100 wora tlH-
posed Of. Sales include $50 Ohio stccre, 046S1 40
lbs, at ii 0o37 06 l50 Michigan steers, 85o9l 4 LIS,
ut A.c0@5,45 a Indiana steers, l.332 bs, At $780,
SlIEEp AND LAMns-1seccpts, Including reported ar-
riyals, 1400 totn for the week, 3,0o The market Is
strong at A@Eo advance from lust weeks closing
nrtccs.
total for tB week. 1900 againat $500 for lust week.
The market Is Utmost bara Of Stock Prices 10
udyanccd. Yorkcrs, heavy hogs $5.5Ut9
$40.
WATEnTowN, MAas.
WArEnTowN, MAss., DAe. 30.-nEEF CArTLE-12n-
ccpta, 447. Last weeks prices but poorly Hlstanal.
considerable quantity os stock besag as inferler
first quality, ss.oo@8.so; SECOND, $eoo@73o; third,
$3.QQa5.69.
SHEEP AND LAMps-nsceiptH. 2t0a. Supply light
tTade dull shool,, In lots, t22jdR375; extr, s40o@
TOO; spring la1n6a, 699o poe y:
EAST LIBERTY, PA.
EAST LIBERTY, Dop. 30.-CATrLELArrtvcd, cars
best. sa.ss; medium, $5.oot@s.50; common, f3.7o@
400; stock ers, mono; bulls, $3.50.
lioas-Arrtya1s. none. No sAles.
6liEEr-Arrtyals, cur. No sales.
, 1873-12-31

tue Yiaitiug Committeo that thore arc Ioya there
who ought not to 10, aud that tho powar Of JUS
tees to sentence boys here till al should be re-
atrictod.
This is located ut Wanpun and was opened in
1864. It haa lQrgo buildings aud Hhops, sub
stantially built and incloHcd. 1t has been for
two torms undar the management Of the Hon.
George r. Wheeler. After tue first Monday in
Jauuary. tho management will DO changed, and
1t will baunder the care Of tliree Directors, who
will appoint Warden. The laat report aays;
gas q It gSayS s ss9a y @ S
Sept. 50, 1873, l8o, Of whom are women. Number
received d!arng tue {aar 81 nnmher s liacarge 81
United States cony!c', pAily avefaBa during tue
year, $50 Is. OF those Iacharged, 80 reduc
zenshtp 49, OIL Governors pardon previous to expira
tio Of sentence, II; expiration Of sentenco G death,
e en goo er hsS M I'll ss
| maintained without resortng to cruel or iuhuuan
treatment IN any case There have been no escapes,
anu no caap Of !nuttny or serious tnauborilat!on.
sS @ ot TAtsn 70 4 q h fS t1s fsIns r.; g sn
on haul Of sll ,ds437,
The p1iBon il entirely run by tho State, with
| no letting OF convict labor. Tho expenses Of
next yoar are oA.inlatod at s10l l043. Ut which 1t
| ig expected all but about 50 200 will be met by
HuleB iron, tho CHAIR, cabiuet, and other shops,
! board Of United Status conylcta, etc. Improve,
moht in tho wAtor-suppy, drainage, AoatlnR nntl
lighting, and Bomo other particulars is desircd.
| Tie Chaplain makes an encouraging roport OF
reformations attention to schooling, additions to
the prisoll-churell, etc., during tic year. Tho
total number OF oonvicts in the prison has becn
| 1900. Of whom OIL were OF native, 1928 Of for.
eign birth 701 wore between 90 aud 90 years Of
ago, 987 between 50 aud 49, $40 betwoon y and
| 2U T4ore were 023 committed for larceny, 07
for murder iu the first Degree Tlloro lave boesa
Is sentenced for lifo, Of whom So arc thora now.
] APPOINTMENTS,
There Ia much aEltatioa about appointments
stated today tAt llo Ilud not yet decided on his
| Superintendent Of Public Property aud there Ia
some doubt ~: about thu Private Saoretaryship.
| which was tonlered to Mr., George ". bird, OF
Jefferson. It IL understood TINT there will be
| no clean sweep of laborera about the Captol ut
prosout ; and, altogether, the powers that are to
be see.n to bo taking cautious anl cousorya'
tory COURSE looking to tho uteroBt OF tue Stats,
anl their own convenience ln getting things well
| In hand. illus.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-08-16

GAN Jose MINING COMPANY.-Loeation
- of principal place of business San Fran
cisco, California. Location of works Egan
Canon. White Pine county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the
Trustees, held on the 2Sth day of July, 1873, an
assessment was levied mo. 81 upon the capital
stock of this company, payable Immediately in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary of the
Company, No. 1O9 Front street, San Francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment will
remain unpaid ON Monday. the LIST day of
September, 1873, will be deemed delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction +; and,
unless payment be made before
Monday, the 9th day of October, 1873,
will be sold at . O'Clock in the afternoon of that
day, at the office of the Company. l09 Front
street, San Francisco, to pay the delinquent as
sessment. together with costs Of advertising and
expenses of sale.
ANDREW CARRIGAN, Secretary.
Office of the Co.-109 Front street, San Fran
cisco, Cal. aug2-td