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The New ENDOWMENT marks, or
ought to mark an era in the life OF
journalism in Salt Lake City. So far
as we know anything about the mat
ter. there never was a real, live Gen
tile journalist in the place until
Forbes went there. He, besides
being a writer whom even his worst
enemies will read and to whom an
old platitude or hackneyed phrase
smells with keen offensiveness, is
newspaper man, and like my Lord
Lytton. is q man of the world among
literary men and literary man
among men of the world: Ii there
is as much of saving sense IN the
Mormon Gentiles and Gentle Nor
mons as we think there is, Forbes
will satisfy a long unfed appetite
there. He is not bothered with that
clumsy earnestness and boorish sin
ceritv out of which good, moral
bores are made; but he abounds IN
practical sense and happiness OF ex-
preston, and knows what he does
know in a very clear and perfect way.
He ought to succeed; for he Will not
ride any old hobby till its back is
sore: will not break his neck to tear
down Brigham Young; will not pull
out the chestnuts for any Mormon or
GENTLE to MUNICH withal. We wish
him good luck; and believe he has
struck the trail which leads thereto.
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We certainly hope that the Leg
islature will make it very certain
and very evident that they are not
willing to sanction the handicapping
of the State Orphans Home with
anything TIT can be construed into
sectarianisn,. No preacher OF any
sect should he given authority over
those wards of the State; and IN or
der that all appearances OF church
ism may be carefully avoided, none
but laymen should be placed IN au-
thority in that institution. 1t
would be lamentably wrong, unjust
and impolitic, as we'll as at variance
with the secular character of our IN
stitutions if thing SO susceptible OF
misuse as an Orphan Asylum we're
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all their baser passions: and, as TAI
leyrand sid. .'you cannot legls!ate
a new humanity into existence.
Let us take things as we find them
and make the best terms we can with
vice and Acknowledgements the
"sports" pay their share OF the e1-
pense of Government, and not put
all the burdens of taxation upon
the self-e,ected virtuous members OF
society. We cannot justly afford to
throw away the very considerable
revenue which is now derived from
the issuance of gambling licences.
It would be worse than absurd to do
so: and nothing could be more I'M
wise than to attempt, at this late
day, to enforce a law for the sup
preston of gaming i'll = State where
every other man is q gambler, and
where the faro dealers come as near
doing business on the square rs the
average members of a not consplc-
uously prim and straight laced gen
eral business public. Let us be
lust enough to ourselves to look the
actual facts squarely in the face and
not attempt to see things through
the borrowed optics of vague and
theoretical virtue for which, in hon
esty and frankness we have neither
sympathy nor preference.
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RLX----FaEty Day.
CARSON CITY, February 20, 1873.
MORNING; SESSION.

Assembly convened at IL A. NJ.
Speaker in the chair.
Committee on State Institutions, per
Sessions, reported favorabiy on Assem-
bly, bill for construction of fences, and
planting of trees about the State Or
phans, Home, with slight amendments
as to the manner OF disbursing the
money appropriated.
Committee on Public Lands, per Hop
pin, reported favorabiy on concurrent
resolution and memorial 81.
Committee on Ways and Means, per
Savage, (reported against Assembly bill
61.)
S pealer Bowman submitted a printed
rambling circular from one Sontag reia-
tive to foreign passenger lines and
agencies to advance migration. Read
for information.
Crawford moved NJ. Sontag's apology
be accepted.
MIR. Cole moved he be allowed all the
subsidy he asks. Laughter.
Bill to license runners and sample
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to he made the object Of a religious
wrangle as ours surely vii! he if
all professed scctarian champions are
not vigorously excluded from its
management Moreover, we can't
see why any preacher who is not
willing to be considered profess
sioual Office seeker should be willing
to bc known as seeking for the place
indicated.
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RDNNIFIEI.D AND HEALY'S cUDA-
FICATION.

As the godlike observed, the mari
ner who has been tossed for long
time upon an unknown sea takes
occasion, upon the lifting of the
clouds, to discover his bearings;
and as one less godlike may we'll
suggest, in furtherance OF the codl-
fication project, it will be well II the
present Legislature perfects what SO
many previous Legislatures have
threatened to do, namely, provide
for the wedding ont of dead statutes
and the arranging of all the live and
amended ones in q come-at-able or
der, so that the law may be rescued
from the direful mass of under
brush, driftwood and general clutter
under which it now lies and through
which it must be dug ont and pain
fully sorted before it can be made to
apply as intended. In reply to in
auiries which we have taken acca-
sion to make among the legal frater-
nity we are informed that Bonnifield
and Healy's condensation or codlfi-
cation is very perfect indeed; that 1t
presents only the live matter OF the
statute books of the Territory and
State; that it contains syllabus OF
all decisions by the Supreme Court
upon statutes; and that it IS, IN
short, cheap as well as very correct
and valuable piece of law labor. We
express an opinion which prevails
among those whose opinions are
worth having when we say that 1t
would be wise and beniicent thing
to provide the State with this excel
lent edition of the revised statutes.
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WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES
We are glad to be able to tell our read
ers that a permanent agency for the sale
of Wheeler and Wilson's sewing Ma
chimes has been established here i'll Car
son. Mr. p. E. Fox is the agent; and
he will sell the said machines-of the
latest style and having all the newest
improvcments-at San Francisco rates
freight added He will attend, promptly,
to all orders for machines and the re-
pairing and reconstruction thereof.
Seamstresses pronounce the Wheeler Il
Wilson to be the best machine manu-
actured,
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A ISLANDER Observation-Disclosures often
complain that they can't find good Sc
gar in Carson. If they will only call ON
Il. Fred Brooks, opposite the Ormsby
House, they will discover that none but
the best Imported Segars are retalled at
two bits, and that his one bit segars are
far superior to any other house; try them.
No charge is made if goods are not salts
factory. Il. Fred Brooks, Bookseller,
s,tationer and Segar dealer, opposite the
Ormsby House, next door to Rails hard
ware store.
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Act for the organization Of Eureka
county. Assembly amendments concur
red in.
On motion of Mr.. Cleveland, bill to
extend the charter Of Eiko and Hamilton
was taken up and ordered engrossed:
Assembly bill regulating marks and
brands. Passed.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Bill to apportion the salary Of District
JUDGE between Churchill and Nye coun-
ties 81 400 to the former and 81, 2Oo to
the latter county. Passed.
In Committee of the Whole. Mr..
Varian in the chair.
Act to regulate official fees and com
pensahon, etc.
The entire afternoon session was de
voted to the discussion of amendments
to- this bill the fees of county officers
being severely cut down, the Sheriff Tor
example in the matter of rnileage-his
principal fee) eat down one-thtfd; and
the fees of Auditors, Clerks and Other
county officers about one-foafth.
At 30 the committee arose and the
Senate ordered the bill cngrossad.
Adjourned.
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VEEY TEuE.-Our friend John r.
says the longer you live the more you
know-and he is right. Look out for
'.smart Alecs'' and 'cheap Johns. But
having been cheated to your satisfaction
if YOU want custom made suits from a
good responsible firm, call on J. Z.
Dealy, Carson City, agent for Joseph
Figel, merchant tailor and clothier, San
Francisco. jIIn
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MINING STOCK REPORT.


Forenoon Board.
175 Ophir, As, 49,. 454 AZ b30.
675 Gould and Curry, II, 15l4. l5ss, 16 h32.
100 Best and Belcher, . =, 81.
1s5 Savage, II. TG. 77la.
555 ChoIlar ST. 5O5s 81 bic, II = 80, 80, 81 bio
81 b30, 50l4 SO. 50li.
10 Hale Il Noreross, 50.
SAG Crown Point, 1Oi =. JOG BIO, loJ. 1914 DO,
10G. los BIO. log.
100 Jacket 81, SOY, so. so b5, 70 50.
ol5 Imperial. 1ss b3o IA.
go Empire Mill. ~, 7'4, -: b3O.
$50 kcntuck, 10l4, iOsi.
80 Alpha, AZ.
Cos Belcher, 80, 50, So, % $50, S.11, @7A', 81
b3, 81, 50 BIO.
555 Confidence. II, 1lia, III BIO, H..
80 Con. Virginia, -, OK, "S}4 h"' % h'''
40 Sierra Nevada. 12a., 12ai b39 121@ h,io, 12h
12l4 b5, 12h.
10 ENchequer. II.
us Overman, 56 bio, 50 & b.
80 Seq. Eelchcr. 81, 3d. G5 bjn, Gl.
$40 Juiu, 4, 1 y. Al b3H.
Justice, =. "a.
go Caledonia, "a x, Is b30.
$50 Arizona and Utah. Ia, ..
% Knicke rbocker, AZ
20 Silver Hill. S1a.
$50 WeoivIlle, ga.
so Eclipse, 10.
100 Franklin, 2.
Evening Report.
1l15 Valley, 15a., 157a. IL, lClt.
$50. 80 b.l, 81 b3o, 70 li0, 79I4 b;0, 70 bio,
ISL,
40 Eureka Con. az. 12l,, Ia, 1211 l2G, BIO
1917 BIO L.; $50,
AZ lh,.nix t.n;s
2l5 Phoebe. lOls. Ioii 10 b., 10 so
1t5 Flag. ? bjo. 90.
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SCHOOL TAX NOTICE.

YENHE LEGAL VOTERS. IN school.
4 District No. /, Carson Township. Orinsby
county, are hereby notified that .here Will bc an
election held at The School House in said district
on SATURDAY, the fifteenth day of March A.
b. 1873, for the purpose of voting Il tax OF -Four
Thousand Dollars to pay The outstanding in
G..btcdu.ss Of said district, for balance due for
the erection OF q school house therein.
Polls will be open from one o'clock until five
r. VI. On said fifteenth day ui March. 1873.
Those in favor of the proposition will vote
Tax Yes. those opposed ''raX No..
Per order OF the Board of School Trustees oi
said district. {. +. COTTON. CLERK.
Carson, February Is, 1873; fel9- lw3w