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Ihc COMMITTED on Water. Works rnado kho fol,
lowing report: -o'
Your, COMMITTEE on Watcr-wprh. re.,oc,,,ur -.
nort mat tley ayo taken under ayisc,nort tha I'M
son o. lcttig tl0 laying ct our whtcr ,nins hv c1n
tatI 1aaioaa OF by tho day he.etoforo imtcs n,g
r ~, OF th1 opon u.at with procrjy.
utaWn contract ts village aeouro a pnrfcrt ,in,c
OF work a. lesa o1ponse nhtler contract thau ~ H.,
Ga1, anu Wb tecofnrnoud Tint tia rrnsl,ienk ~ IL
oaIn oc authorised to let said work on tho mort M
Sana1nEeous terms tllat call be ollainod ''' "'<'
us ~ report YnS accepted, and the pres1ont
o. o. ~ tao :. noasa md MI. Blauulard were appointed
to Heo TINT tho report wna carried out.
An ordinance providing for tho loyyin, of t,,o
library tax for the year 1874, In tic Vlllago Of
Evanston, was adopted. o~
., IN motion Mr. Gage, tho President NJ thu
Board, 3vas authorized to contrnct for the ato,,c
necessary Tor tho construction OF tho foundation
anu snoko- stack I'll connection with tho Water.
Worl;u building. '"E'A'
Tho Board thon adjourned to moot this oven,
Ing.
PARK ntpaE,
a special meeting Of the Board OF Tr,tstees m
this place waa hold In tho To,Yu-Hell TneBdnu
evening.
Thoro woro present President George q. Car.
POINTER, Trustees Joseph T. Joncs, Thomas r,
ltobo, A. J. Whitcomb, John Hasaeman L. D.
Ionant, mud Samuel Cummings, Clerk.
The Boatd proceeded to dacrss tho question
OF supplying the village with wator. Aftor soma
discussion It was decided to boro m arteg!an we'll
md Coi. 7. T. 1tobb and Joseph +. Jonea warn
appointed committee to Holiult md award biJs
after which the Board adjourned, s'
IAe we'll is 10 cost about 460O0 and In m.
pcctod to 5fold liberal supply OF water.
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chtokering Square Grand Pianos.
Extra 1arlor pianos.
All tho latcst improvements.
Masfhnt=d to please, or money refunded,
!'ee"s Isnl1lo of Allskic, ~ Van uureu stroet.
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n You Want a Hnnd

trstclsss stoys, rsnge or furnace go To bangs nros
Btats anil Van uureu ateses, where yo,t eau select
tFou, tho finest Assortment In ts llne ID tho city,
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Album Of Music.

Ihs second edition Of the "Alhum uf Mualc," con-
tanning fory-threo pssces select nuslo l04 pages,
VOCAL knt instrumental, fut piano. bound In cotA and
Enial IN no" for 4a!e at W. ". ktuba'ls, sato aud
Ad'n1s atsests, mud 1t tho Exposition. Ony ii,
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IHU atEtnWhy uprlGht PinMQs
ara remarkable for thur extraordinary durability mud
carac!sy for standing III tuue Beautiful dest,rnn Of
caxes ejghs different atylca Prices same N stsnvav
"sqiarrs." Lyon L litaly Suits aud Mouroa slrpsis'
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EFANSTGN.
>, Arnestjpg Of tho Board Of Trusteoa took place
Tuesday evening In tho Town-1Iall proeont
aLessrs. Gilbert Willard, blanchard, md Cage
Tho following bills were presented, audited, aud
ordered maid,
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THE CITY.HATT.

TaE CITY-HALL.
The City Troasuror yesterday received a11.-
QUO on cty ta1cs and Al .sDo from t1,o votor n
nrr.n,aa. 1A'AN >-.' "so' Do@
e|.a'.''<
Bills hnye boon presented to enjoln the City
| Collector from collecting tho taxea on Tots 2f
~ q, of nlock G7 Of tho school sccfion 7ha
| III, ~ @'~oA. Ano
| this aftornoon IN J,dro F,ryol,,a co,,rt
'. 80 sa.6' t'' "''' eo"ls'
| Ihe Board OF Public Works arc at prosent ad-
vortiaing for tho cu1bing, filling, and paving Of
o,o,,,o y, po,,a,, at.sa. ~ 49, t.0'aue :
a,onuo e'a',* ~ ouo5 n'!,o1i 4os 'no seao'ne ana
plaaRlnB OF Nnnoeli p!aco, from Aberdeen street
III foot n, sowara no Il, ta aorti, n.,;s;as u
49, -, -, 49, ''A0''a
10 f 1 ns. ;ii Ulnlf uovo'ad sho Mayors aoeretary
ywo W en9 s4 Goufao 10 o. an evening
aato tor tue o1nco OF coroner. He omphaticaly
4enses Inc hllcfation, clnulng taaE Ao is ontlro-
y 7a+1sneu "1tn LIE pos1t'on Us secretary.
The City Attorney, 1lr. Jnmoson. proudly
points to 3foot pilo Of abstracts wllic. he aud
uso st tho noxt soHslon OF tho suprcao Court.
Tho Fire. Marshal, President prindIyi]1o Of tho
Board Of Public Works, aud Aid. spaulIing took
drive through tho southwestern portion Of tho
anybody to know t. DA' ''''' o'A MILL
Mn roso,,,+,on a,ason,oah,, .,a oao,,,,,,-
adontod by tho Common GonnrIl :Inly % tSonn N.Y.
inc ssier citcs f"r Lcr nsnv du:sao., ~, a,,rs
tl.o great flre has beon mont noatly printed en,tah,6
for framing, and ~ copy i viii Be- forwarded ] to
LAIN al sonv s aIo@ to o M
them. md At tho sarno timo ID antcriuc i,io "a
correspondeuce viii. tle various civ GIerLs u -
tLo tliiforont towns. ' 0''AA' ~
GtyEnElneGr chosbrougt an ha1 ia making estimatcs
n 1os Tug e*pehatu1e M . o. $zuouuo ordered BY tho
Conhel ~ ,oF H. tno patPoae o. onlarginE tho water
eIty; Ae es,stcs ~ I tl'at tho sum will ey nearly
u nies s o1 II and l. = =, eh npo, aud recon.
mes ne .4 et nu - 20 iad IN tho southwest portion Of
1no WEI ol''s'on'
Tho Board Of Police and Fire Commissioners
Soro busily engaged all day yestorday in exam
inlng candidates for tho police force. Tho Gun
idases were o.. so?oy tho friends Of Aldermen, and
them. It was amusing to witness the % smoMnt n -
stretching ,nado by Some Of tho shortest whtlo
y
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loafers began to assemble Ao waa tho observed
Of all obseryors. III a fow moments III camo
Thorndike. IIe comprchended tho situation III
q moment and when tho case was called 1o
turned bis eyo upon tho priaonor's boz aud Sig
nilietl his roadlnoss to sestlfy He testified tic
best ho could, whle tho inmate OF tho prisoners
box looked On Ia anlazomel1t. Among other
rostod, which led His Honor to oinquiro who was
tho prisoner on trial, III d moment Finch's
face mot Thorndlko's, and simultaneously each
pointed to the othor rs tho object OF the
Courts inquiry. Tho Court 'waH littlo mixed,
wah In about the same t!x. At this
junctnro. Finch remarked, in ehild-liae acoeuts,
that tho whole caps was "miBtakon idontity,''
and that Thornd'lto waa not the embezzlor lie
oase, anid roaTB OF laughter, and Tlaot, aud
.rhorndtko woro equally pleaaodswih this DISPOSE
tion Of It,
MISCELLANEOUS,
Henry William bartol, Of 25i North sangamon
street, swora out warrant, Monday last. boforo
Juattco Pant Won1, against Jalnos I{oonan, COM
plalning tlRt on tho 7th Inst, Ae fKoeua1) did
mallciousy and wllfully broak down aud daatroy
tho tenoe @ separating tho property belonging to
Of tho statute. It scelns that Dartol has soYoral
tines orooted tho follco, anil ~ ofton Keennn
Ana torn L away. Juatieo Yan't Woud conclud-
cd that tho matter would boar inyoatEa.ian by
ne tao usand ta Jary ana Yesterday With That view,
stable Bcho over to tho Criminal Court.
Yesterday evening, wl.ilo o. A. Guthrie was
Visiting Tho Exposit!on, ho loft bis buggy hitohod
IN front Of the Gardner HonHo. On leaylug, ho |
found Il gone Procuring tenn from livery
ntnblo, ao drove with his wife to tho Contrat |
s@w young man driro BY with their toa1n. Bic
Eayo cliaao III her conveyance, Shouting "Btop.
tloi!" and finally oyerLauod.hipl, 10 TINT Lo |
jumped out aud ted, aaa aho recovered hor
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propelled by two Of the viciousest brn,es
In creation. Vain hopes! We fear we
"histied before We were out Of the
woods. At any rate, whilst proceeding
along In the happy serenity OF innocence
with feeling at peace vith
al mankind-horse Jockeys. pool sellers,
anu faro dealers IN particulsr-we came
10 grief: Like Maxey, the Admiral's
servant in No Name, we regret to say
We have weakness, and that weakness
Is admiring lady with graceful form.
Coming from the track was fair one
who sat on her horse as il she had
Crown there. and was comely xitbaI
We looked at the enchaptress as shs
pranced no, her horse pranced-pniIv
oy, and We neglected to take heed to a
hnge rock that lay by the road side. II
was not exactly on the route usually pur.
sued, but it was in our way, aud We ca.
romed on it with mighty force. The
hrst thing We knew We were irving to
SINK shaft, using our nose va an excn.
v"tor' aud the next We thought We were
gazing ut million OF comets with tai .
That bl"z' d with coruscation,, the splen.
aor OF which was sight to behold. We
Drought up with our occiput in sage
brush, and our hands full Of gravel, but
that team didn't bring up. B. fore they
nad been averse to progression, but now
they were dead on It. Our partner was
soon dumped, but the poor Innocent
slept like DIckens's Fat Boy, and didn't
wake up until lis bead came IN collision
with limestone bowlder SO forclbly that
he had like to have then and there be.
come an angel. As to the horses,
they went 1t, and the buggy.
that went too, as long Us it stuck
together, and that was not long.
II was not like Holmes Parsons gig
that went to pi. ces all at once. Tuis
blessed bug! took its dissolution |. is.
nrely. though the horses didn't. First a
wheel went against convenient rock.
and the career OF that perambulator was
at an end; then another and another.
then the body went along sled fashion,
and to use sailors phrase, it parted
midships. and then the tongue broke,
and then thu confouuded horses went
out of sight, and We wish they never had
been Seen again, or else that We had not
clapp.d eyes on them. We picked up
c"' S'uhoo no well uS We cOuIu ana
good samaritan came along and took us
in. We were all ready done for. also our
friend, who had not decided which was
the hardest, his head or the limestone
bowlder. We incline to the latter, for
his top-knot looked as il it had been
through threshing machine while the
bowlder looked all right. We, however,
by the kindness Of the said samaritan,
got back to town, and now we are puz.
cling what little brains we have left az
to what kind Of a yarn We shall tell the
livery man. We don't mind him go
much, but Lord! just think of that bill.
Luckily for us those blessed horses got
to their stable without scratch, and il
they will only break their necks, we may
be happy yet.
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Total No. Of members Of Convention. :. l56
On notion, tonv ntion OF the party WIS
called, to be h. Id at CARS, N CITY IN the
TWLN1 Y-ElGH1H DAY OF sLPTEABER,
1874.
On motion, the following resolutions were
unanimously nd, pied:
Resolved, That We recomms nd 10 the various
Democratic and Liberal County q, mmitttes of
the State Of Nevada to appoint primsry meet
in, for The election If delegates 10 the state
and County G, INVENTIONS in aeon dance wi the
above apportioi ment.
Resolved, That cheap transportation for both
articles Of consumption her, aLd articles Il pio-
auction 10 he transported to markets, il actually
necessary for the well-b' ing and pro- perity OF
| the State, ard that we favor the passage Of II
law by the neat Ii Risat res nlating etsfif Of
railroad freight. ana fsrss adj In this srs
preventing unjust Discrimination. thu n ducing
the cost Of living ter cur miners ard lBborers.
and keeping the money amt N, st us in leRiti-
mate trade instead of sending II into the vaults
Of railroad companies.
Resolved, That We are in favor Of 10, il the
properly Of railroad companies the sane as
other property, and that thu properly Of railroad
con paDies rbould b. assessed n near its actual
cash value us other properly il now arr, sted.
Resolved That all voters v no are in favor Of
the foregoing resolutions, and opposed to the
administration Of U. 4. Grant, are invited to
participate in the prmsry elections hereby
called. and to act with the Dem, cratic and Lib
ersl party in the ensuing csmpsip in Nevada.
Ut. hlORDEN,
Chairman pro TEN.
N. 8. BoSNIrIrIp, Secretary pro tenn.
jy25.tf
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LEGAL.
Probate Notice.

IN THE DISTINCT COURT OF TIE
i Ssyelth judicial Distfici-Couliy Of Lin
coin, Stale Of Nevada.
In the matter Of the estate Of Join II. Lynch.
deceased. 4aF
order to show cause why Order Of Sale Ct Real
Estate shoIl1 not be made.
IL appearing To the 9uoRe Of said Court, by TIE
petition this day PR seDttd AID MED by Mar
CART Lynch. the AdniListrsirix Of the estate Of
Join ID. lynch. deceskeo, pnyine fer an order
OF sale OF real estate that necessary to sell the
whole Of the rial estate to pay the costs Of ad-
ministrstion and debts due from the estate
II is therrfcre ordered BY the Judge OF said
Court, that all persons interested in the estate
OF said deceased appear before the said District
Cou.t Of the Seventh Judicial District, on
Tuesdsy, the 18th day Of AUguss, A. D.
1874 at 10 O'Clock In the fortnoon OF tsid day, at
the Court 10 M Of said District Court OF the
Seventh Judicial District, at the town Of Phoebe,
IN said county OF Lincoln, 10 chow cause why
an order should not be granted to the said Ad.
ninistrntrix to sell much Of the real estate Of
said deceased as shall be necessary.
And that copy Of this ORDER be published at
least four successive weeks in the fiocle Daily
Record, a newspaper printed and published in
said county.
Dated July Is, 1874.
A.FUILER. District Judge.
BisHep sABrN. Alton for Administrators.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CIIEK OF THE(
COUNTY OF LINcoiH.
1, p. d. Miller, County Clerk Of the county of
Lincoln, STATE Of Nsyada. and ex-oftcio Cleik Of
the District Court Of the seventh Judicial Dis
trict, in and Tor said county, do htrby certify
the foreeoiI TO be true, full and corr Ct copy
OF an order duly made and entered upon tho
minutes Of taid District Court.
t~ Witness. my haLd and the seal of said
LIS District Court, this 18th day Of July.
49, A. d. 1874.
P.B MILLER, Clerk.
By J NJ. HAsfoHD, Deputy Clerk. jyls-4w
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The CoMEr.-Friend Clancy cannot
long keep out Of business, aud will ON
Saturday evening, in conjunction with
Mr.. Mahoney, open an elegant and
tastefully decorated saloon on Main
street. 1t is situated in Clancy's build
ing, in that portion formerly occupied by
Smith q Co., the well-known stock
brokers. Commemorative of our late
celestial visitor, Clancy Il Mahoney have
named their establishment 1.-The Comet,
where they will dispense the best liquors
and wines artistically compounded and
neatly served.
CoLIIsIoN.-Going to the races yester-
day q fast-going horse attached to a
buggy came into contact with another
buggy and team ahead OF it. A lady,
who was in the foremost buggy, was
thrown out, but we are sincerely glad
to say was not hurt, though somewhat
shaken.
The first meeting Of the Jockey Club
was quite success. A large number of
our citizens vent out to the course which
looked quite brilliant. Some considera.
BILE amount Of money changed hands on
the result of the races, not less than
5000 being put up for the pools, besides
outside bets.
LAST night there was quite crowd at
the Jockey Club rooms receiving pools
and arranging matters. Everything, 80
far as we saw, went satisfactorily.
REcEIvEp.-Yesterdsy we received a
heavy mail Wills, Fargo L Co., was
as usual, day ahead on the Bay papers.
FIRE DEPARTMENTAL meeting Of the
mt bers is called for this evening. For
time and place, see advertisement.
BULLION SHIPMENT.-Wells, Fargo 4
Co. yesterday shipped bullion amounting
to 81. 908.29.
Go TO ALExANpER's, Main street, op
poslte Lacour, for your drugs. my2t'
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L o s T.,

nN THE 10TH DAY OF July. A CERTIFI-
~ cate Of Deposit on Wells. Fargo l. Co., No
6.557. drawn in favor Of Martin Kocherpergrr
for 500. All parties are cautioned against ne
eotiating for the same, a. payment hiss been
stopped. jy1l.lm
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DELINQUENT SALES.

Besery Consolidated MIL and MINI
ing Company .-Loca'ien Of principal place Of
business, San Buneisco. CsliforDis. Location
Of works. Ely Mining District, Lincoln County.
Nevada.-Notice.-The are delinquent upon
the following described stock, ON account Of
assessment no. 81 levied On the l4th day Of
May. 1874. the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. ss follows:
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Dissolution of Co-partnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ copartnership heretofore existing between
VIM. Q. Glissan ard Alva g. Bishop In he butch
ering business, IL dissolved by mutual consent.
All debts due to the firm are to be paid to and
collected by VIM. @. Glissan.
Fioche, July 10, 1874.
VII. G. 6L1sSAN,
ALvA G. BISHOP,
by Vim. W. Bishop, attorney in fact.
jv1p-3Qd
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board of Directors, made on the 18th day
Of May. 1874, 80 many shares Of each par.
Gel OF such stock a. may be necessary will
be sold at public auction, at the ONCE OF the
Company. Room %, Haywards Building. NO. 4ls
Thursday, the l6th day Of July,
1874, at the hour Of 2 O'Clock p. m. Of
said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
CHAS E. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Once: Room %, Haywards Building, 419 Cal
ifornis street, San Francisco, California.
tyl.td
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llMcs <aDp S-''
We were greatly pleased at the result,
for we had four bits worth Of bad whisky
on the race, aud we lost, and to crafty
our malice we made our friend drink for
both, aud if the dose he got does not kill
him, nothing will, for he IL nitro-glycrr-
inc proof. After q while the trotting
race came off, for which there were the
following entries: Double team, Kim
ball and Rather; Gray Lucy, and Barnes
Colt. The double team won the first
heat and the Barnes Colt the TWO next.
Time, 322, 3'l2H, 3:l9H. The judges
in the running race were W. W. Bishop
and M. d. Halpin. In the trot, W. H.
Henderson, j. r. Wilson and j. B. Van
Hagen oficiated in that capcity. After
the races we're over, and here We might
as we'll "a say that protest was entered
by MIR. Cross respecting the decision of
the judges in the trot. we suppose will be
decided ct the irst meeting OF the club.
After the principal events OF the day
were decided there we're one or two
scrub races run, but We did not have
time or attention to bestow on them.
We we're busily occupied in trying to
persuade our Bucephali to advance, tut
they evidendly wanted to See more rae
ing, but not a peg would they stir them
selves. We atfectionately demonstrated
with them with blacksnaks for half an
hour, but they failed to see, though they
certainly felt the force Of our Arguments:
However. We got desperate, and one OF
the bottles OF whisky had not been
drank, we thought we would try the
effect Of little. SO We drew the cork ana
treated our stseds to dose BY throwing
the contents on them. That was enough;
they could stand the blacksnake, but
the whisky was too heavy for them, ana
We again made Q start. We BOWED
along ct joyous pace. and We were
happy. We had swindled one or two
eeonHding friends; We had destroyed .
large amount Of sheep herders deiIen!.
and We were going home OF 2'Ao ga''
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CAUTION.

A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
n against purchasing claims against the
Highland Consolidated Mining Company, the
payment Of which said claims purport to be
guaranteed by me. The signature Of my name
to tine said paper was obtained by force and
fraud, and take this method Of notifying the
public that will resist the payment Of the
same. ]. N. WILLIAMS.
Phoebe, July 20, 1874. jy20-lm
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NOTICE.

THE C0PARTNERsHlP HERETOFORE En-
i listing under the finn nane OF j. levin 4 Co.,
is this Gay dissolved b, nut, al conftLt Mr. 81.
G. Phillips Withdrawing betsrs. Jacob Levin
and Isioor Simon do here by assume aid will
pay all the liabilities Of the late finn OF J. Levin
a Co., now due or TO become due, sDo are lu-
thorized to collect and receipt for all accounts
and notes due 10 the late firm Of ]. Levin Co.
Phoebe, New, July 20, 1874.
J.LEVIN,
NJ q. PHILLIPS.
MIR. ISIDOR SIMON, of Fan Franciseo, has
this day been admitted partner in the firm Of
j. Levin A Co.
J.LEvIN l. co.
Phoebe, July 20, 1874. jy22-lm
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Utah Northern Railroad.

VvRAINs LEAVE COHInNE At T.A P. d. |;
] leave Lcs.n = 20 :, n. 70 connect 80 IN =
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RUNNING RACE,
Mile and repeat. for purse OF $3.50,
subject to the rules Of Eastern Nevada
Jockey Club.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08
Mac MahOm co Orakulum.

Za starodavna sed6la chramu Deltic-
KEN knezka ma trinozce, kiera opoiena
lsouc vmnym zapachem. vychdzciicim q
neivybrantisich voiavek Arabic phi
pfichdzejicich, vestila vcci budouci za-
hadach iichz smysl znam byl ien kn6zim,
ktcii humbngu toho znamenite tezili
Ntstby ieii byly zhusta tax oboietne, zc
ST mohl dotyGny vybrati Mich to ono,
stesti nestesti, vitezstvi porazku, chvalu
i hanu; pfi tom dovedla 81 ia kntzka, Py
THE zvana, zachovati .iaksi pfizcn vsech,
ackoliv v2dycky n6ktery z tech v6stby
zadoucich hyl obelsttn.
Ma podobnou Pythii zahral 81 pfi prile-
zitosti zahajeni narodniho shrmnazd6ni
francouzkeho Nc Mahon, ktery iak Sc po-
doba taiuplnostech zalibu svoii vyhledd
va. V poselstvi SVEN k narodnimr
schromazdeni pravil: ,,Ustavicnt rome
covana nejzhoubntisimi naukami, zad5
vas france, abyste il kontene opatfili do
bu ustaeni iiz jste i byli pfislibili."
Teto vete presidentosa poselstv tleska
ma pochvala na vsech stranach; legiti
miste. republikan6, bonapartist6, orlea
novel namahali Sc, ably Me Mahonovi da
/ ii ma levo, &c mu nerozumi.
Komn ia tafka vlastne patfila. ko
no mel Nc Mahon MA zfeteli, kdyz mlu
vii o zhoubnych naukach. Gambettoyi r.
publikane tleskali domnivajice Sc, ze ojsol
bonapartiste, legitimisti ei pfiyrzenci kri
lovsti milosti bozi tleskali domeni,
Gambcttovi pfivrzenci dostali pres nos
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-08

Rozbirati otazku tn theoretickeho sta
noviska, bylo by zbytecne. Vetsina del
nikh pfijala strajky "a neilepsi sp6sob
boic proti kapitalu, od nehoz upusti snad
teprve tenkrate, naskytneli Sc j novy Wy
datntisi moudfeisi. Poukazuje-li Sc k
tomu, ze straiky celkem mic nebo malo
delnictvu prosp6ly, elikoz re 100 pripa-
dd 80 kapitaliste ci lepe zamestnavate-
le zvitezili, toz odpovidaji, &c pricinou
toho nepotesitelneho faktnm jest : ne
dostatek organizace delnictva sameho
Kdyby delnici byli jedne mysle, kdyby
SC pfivtelili vsichni k organizacim a je-
jich diktatd poslusni by'i, pax arci byl by
BOZ prot kapitalu, ktery vzdycky touto
dobou velmi piilre povahy nabyva, n no
hem snazsi. Ale ta organizace, ia jest
prav6 tim osudnym kamenem narazu q
sprdvneji cesky, tim obrocnim zrnem