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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-15
VANDERBILT
UNIVERSITY.
Department of Medicine and Surgery.
1S74-7 ..

FACULTY.
PATIFs EVE: NJ. D.; Professor ef Operative
ana Clinical Surgery.
WILLIAM T. BRIGGS, NJ D., Professor Of the
Principles and Practice Of Surgery.
THOMAS l. MADDIN, NJ. D., Professor Of the
Institutes and Practice OF Medicine.
WILLIAM l. NICHOL, VI. D., Professor Of
Diseases of Women and Children of and
=, Clinical Medicine.
VAN S. LINDSLEY, ". D., Professor Of Ply
siology.
THOMAS MENEES, u. D., Professor Of OBJ
JAS. II. Stafford, NJ. D. Professor of Chem
istry.
THOMAS A. ArCHISON. NJ. D., Professor of
Msteria and Therapeutics.
THOMAS o. SUMMERS, il, n. D., Profess
T., srr u Anatoiny and Histology.
JOHN T.. CALtESrER, ~. II. Professor Of
Psychological Medicine.
The First Course Of Lectures in this UniveT-
sity viii commence on Monday, the 5th day Of
October next, and end on the last Thursday in
February, 1915
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened for
students on the Poi day of September. Special
attention Is paid to this Department, that the
facilities for the study Of Practical Anatomy
are not eXcelled anywhere.
THOMAS MENEES, NJ. D.,
Dear Of the Faculty.
For further information apply n 81
j. ". Stafford, VI. D.,
Secretary Of the Faculty.
NASHVILLE, TSSE., May 5, 1874. myl0 If
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Mattress Manufacturer.
ED. Il. MILLER, I North College street.
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Setting lfachine AGENCIES

D6N-IIJ -IUCFttIto dycIsCtcs.
FLORENCE. Z. A. NELeos, 152 church street.
SINGER, j. b. CARPENTER, f22 ChHreh street
WEED, r. W. RANDALL, 9 n. Summer strsst.
WHEELER WILSON, HOWARD s. SoULE, 10
Church street.
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HOTELS.
CITY HOTEI.

Cor. Summer and Deaderfck sss-,
Nashville, Tenn.
JAS. A. HOLT & Co, Props.
TRANSIENT BOARD PER DAY, SO 90
febS Tyr
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-04
'E5E SIN OF THE HUMAN FORM.

Lady writer in New York paper
noted Il letter in Nullr excellent pa
per the other day, signed "N. NJ. {.
A., III which the writer, who Is evil
IDENTIFY young mln, protested against
the iuteceney of promi>cuous bathing
at our watering places. and the imrro-
l,rirty of ladies hathng-dresscs. |
can not help thinking tl,at this Young
man i very Young indeed. lie evi-
dcutlN has the silly prHdery which il
not ont of place i'll Il very Young girl,
Int which il very Ridiculous in a man
who intends To become some day a
husband and father.
As au old lady. | feel tae right 10
speak on the subject ot ladies' bathing
IN public, My oWn daughters haNe al
NAYS done il with my warmo>t appr"-
ialiuu, and should never consent to
have Them enter the surf Grnes> III
company with men who could look Al
ter them and keep them out OF danger.
! do no; ccnSi.ier that here i anything
indclicate about the h1I 1Ihln@-dreSSeS
Norm hy women. They cover the
form completely, and the fat tha' they
permit the outlines OF the body to lie
seen after the dresses becoine Wet, is 4
matter Of no consequences.
The fact that women actually have
hod!e> Is one which Ii is silly for Us 70
pretend 10 ignore, especially m thus
age. when art has made us all 80 IA
nilar with the human form. There i
nothing Immoral III our bodies. and
the men and women who. Is painters
and sculptors, are constantly made Ia
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-04
THE BAMBOO TREE.

Probably this tee subScrves more
purposes of usefulness than any other
in the whole range of nature. The In
dian obtains from il Il part of his food,
many of his household utensils. and a
wood at once lighter and capable of
bearing greater strains than heavier
timber Of the same size. Beside, in
expeditions in the tropics under the
rays of Il vertical sun. bamboo trunks
have moro than once been used as bar
rels, in which water. much rurer than
could he preserved in vessels of any
o.her kind, is fresh for the crew. ON
the western coast of southern Asia,
the bamboo furnishes all the materials
for the construction of houses, at once
pleasant. substantial. and preferable to
that of stone. whic!, the Frequently re-
curing earthquakes bring down upon
the heads of the owners. The fact
that the bamboo iS hollow has made il
cminentlv useful for n variety of pur-
poses it serves as a measure for
liquids, and if fitted with a lid and IL
bottom, trunks and barrels are quite
frequently made of it. Even small
boats very often are made of the larry
est trunks by strengthening them with
strips OF other wood where needed. In
one day they obtain the height of sew
cral feet, anl with microscope their
development can he easily watched.
But the most remarkable feature about
the bamboo is their blossoning. With
all this marvellous rapidity OF growth
they bloom only twice in Il century.
the flower appearing at the end of fifty
Years. Like o,her grasses. they die
after having borne seed. The highest
of the bamboo is the Sammot. In
tracts where il grows i'll the greatest
perfection, it sometimes rises To the
height of one hundred feet. with Il
stem only eighteen inches in diame.cr
ut the base. The wood itself is only
an inch i'll thickness.
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At THE BRIDAL.

Wide stood tho doors. that morning,
tr the som bro and ancient church,
And gavly the yellow sunshine
Screamed in on its seldom search
Streamci over the rustling satins.
over jewel and waving plumc.
over smiling and confident gnilantS.
over women all beauty and bloom.
And paused to look at the pageant
In the midst of the simmer and stir,
And to hcar the priest murmnr: torSahins
All Others, cleaye en- 10 II
Fair twinslcd the tablc-sct alta
And sweet blew the organs breath,
While the lover bent and repeated:
10 love and to cherish till death.
Til, ii.ht from tn, great rose window
Came srlendily sitting down:
On her face there fell glory,
And over her hair Il crown.
And knew bv the awful passion
With which he stood white and wan.
That he east his heart before Ii
Fer her feet to tread upon.
Eat fha bride was softly smiling
I.aycsomc and bright and air
lie lyas but til" ring on her finger.
lie was bat the rose in her hair.
And would there had been glamour
over my eyes. and n blur,
At that cagtr vow of forsaking
Al! others and clcavins to her;
For oGt Of tn rillarcd shadow
| saw beside mo start
uild-cved girl, with her baby
Ciaspcd over her breaains hsar',
Ard down fro the porch 90 iiying
The wreck of n rapture un nble>Sed
With only the river before her
" nth only til. river for rest.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-04

miliar with the undraped form, do not
have their morals contaminated there
by. So far from obiecting to the pres
ent style of bathing dress because it
reveals too muc'i, | think ii would lie
greatly improved if it were made with
short sleeves and short legs, 80 that
the wcarer could secure more freedom
of limb. If the Y. NJ. e. 4. docs not
like 1t, he can easily stay away from
the sea- shore. And | will say, in con
clusion. that he is to be ptied who, in
standing on the beach in iull view of
the majestic ocean, can see nothing cX-
ccpt the wet bathing dress of some la
dv on whom he has turned his opera
glass.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-04
IDLT9IC.iE.
UNION REPUBLICAN STATE CEN
TRIAL COMMITTEE.

At \ MEETING OF THE UNION rE-
| publican tate central Committee, tld
III i.-lt.ia its, : un" -. ~, it w1s
leSo!ved. ] lat "a ~ta1a Convention of tho
mon Rom 9.l.an party be hold at VI iune-
mHc"a, on Thursday, September -. lS7i. %
nominate candidates fer the following officers.
;u-Wit:
Governor. Iieatonant Governor. Popr--
sentative IN Congress, tlro Justices OF tha ~
IreHe tuar' leh; ats ,hrrf terms, ~erTr-
iarE oi Statr, Attorney G,UeIal. Treasurer 10.
>tato. Controller ui state. Surveyor ttrHerai.
~aperinteraont 81 putlir ln,tractia n. STAT,
Mnaraiesi=i, tlrrii # the >urrcm" Court.
>tat. iriufar, aai Njafs Central Committee.
and fur tn transaction oi SEch uth"r b5.-i-
ness ~ snail properly come before the tai-
vcuti1u.
Resolved That each curut4 ba emit! Z! IL
ono delegate at large. nnc inr each 10 vHse-
and one .er each fraction utrr ~ Ket'S ca.t
for J. ". llainos. rr-rdcutiai hlretgr. at the
general election e H..
sesoiyod. hat thet.st to b reiUircd - all
vntsts AZ tn liiaiaIs s,c,iea, II the iart@
shail he: lir>f-Arr tu' Il citizen - tlla
mtcd otateS anl the STATE at N"vH.ia, er
viii ypl h.a haF45ti sut=r AT th. eI.-tiu. atF5-
ton" ~cruad-h i'll yuU ,uuIuyt til. uniGi-
nc>S of tLa lepubiiran STATE and to#sHtv
EeuFeutaH ut the next ele"tiar'
Resolved. 1 hat the several county connie
tees b, recommended /, ade.t sch o;,r.r
means prd t,sts Il l.aY seem - them uecys-
sary to the promotion .. purity ana fairness
at III primaries.
BsIaeates are arrortionod t, the several
coGrtie- II follows:
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,nHSiaH,..'.
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iSlusrdii
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F
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For Sale or ent.

l.AUGE FiEH-UErnF WAEEHrI 81,
Y 4eiatiae a 4, sttaale ar4 connexions
...,t.4.I-. fut -.i- 81 r.s- ai a aarEt4ln. IL,
rral.rr.s 8, situated uu ;hc ro.ncr % Spring
a1at sia,d streets. ln.medatefv ueFth Of II.
james iprch. ttr particulars imfiI=. -
the Ircuises =. y. LCCkARb.
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DISSOLUTION OF c0PARrNERSn.p

'INiE CotAi1\ EkSlilr HEkE!uFuEE /
| existing between Mct ALL " x EEGE,
mutual consent. All moneys due sari TIN
are PAYABLE to II. MetalluR,. and all dehiS
viii be settled by him. In. bl>ing>s hnrc-
after III be carried On by Ill Otf NctAi-
1T VI.
Eeanawe. Eureka county. Nevada, June
+. iS7t. iCl -lu
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NCTlCE! !!

lIKEEHI BEG n INFORM THE IT l.
l IL. that have tins day sold ont l.y entire
interest IN the butcher business known as he
" Fulton Market" 10 Mr.. Joseph Naninn. y no
will carry an the same as before, and fovc
the same patronage will b. extended to tlm.
All hill, must he paid within thirty days,
either q; the Fulton Market or to mNSr,L
4. ". HAYES.
Eulcha, May /, Ia. IL i'm
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NEDfCiL.
Dr.. Chas. H. Tozer,
THE GREAT ERADICATOR
SPECIAL C0MPLEiNTSi
From San TIdnligc0. California.
EXPERIENCE ~ OF
Special Complaints

I , 10 n -TNH|fI- ?. NM U|ITWg fIWt
TIM has NJ with unparalleled Si4errs, iHfhc
tI.nfII.Lf u -. ..,Llr. L L,n1rr- ~ .
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-06

FRUIT frem the sunny isles of the sea !;
fruit from the balmy Wales of the Orient
and the hot hillsides Of the Occident;
fruit from Greenland's icy mountain
and Indias coral strand fruit from Dan
and from Beersheeba; fruit from Dead
Mans Gulch and Diamond Springs; and
the vegetables of the earth and the air;
CONNECTIONS from the cunning and col
icky hand of France; and fish from tho
blue depths of old Oceans gray and
melancholy waste, at Ivancovieh's. See
that Trustworthy Dalmatian's adv.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-06

AE1oys A1rES-1oN.-Mr.L laughter de-
sires it to be said through these columns
tina. it is quite requisite that the mem
bers of the Arion Singing Society should
he strict and punctual in their attendance
on the regular meetings, especially IL
view Of the contemplated concert. AND
here it is cutie in order 70 state that the
Ar;ons. at their meeting on last Monday
evening voted to hold public concert
lust fou. weeks from that time-that Is
to say on the evening Of TIE first OF June.
We are very glad to be permitted to
make this announcement. We are very
certain that our citizens VI. Re aston:sh.
ed AID delighted at the rlot.eie ncy and
b;ch vocal culture which viii be d!si lay
ed q. tits concert. 1t IS no; cut OF order
for us to say that the Society has TWO
fold teason for giving this concclt. one
is, that they aIe not unwilling to let
their fellow tovnsreople hear and see
what ;hcy can DO: and the other is, that
the Society is somewhat IN !e.. ana
hope 70 hel p themselves cEs OF Il ty THIS
pubic exhibition.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


A DREADFUL accident to o little boy is
related in the dispatches under the date
of Albany. Oregon, Nay 3. as follows:
Day before yesterday little boy aged
8 years, son of Mr.. Tetherow, living
near Buena Vista, was playing with
pony which had rope dragging from its
neck, and in some way unknown the boy
got entangled in the rope, and the ami
NAL running away, literally tore the boy
to pieces.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-06

Mn. JACOB ZEcH, the accomplished
piano-tuner, showed US a specimen Of
sopper-ore from his mine, in Humboldt
county, yesterday. If evident presence
Of verdigris and all the usual external
appearances Of corroded copper denote
anything sure. then this specimen il
from an indubitable lode Of copper ore
and, indeed, the assays show it to be e1-
csedinely rich in that valuable metal.
We hope Mr.. Zech's apparent good for
tune may prove real.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-06

Just one word on the subject which
seems to so much trouble our King
stree. neighbor-ths relative charges Of
certain newspapers for printing. The Tn
tane says:
We charged for publishing the Gov
ernor' g proclamation for the re-capturs
Of escaped convicts, $40. the which was
allowed BY the Board the Enterprise
charged S45, also allowed. The Carson
APPEAL charged SIXTY dollars, which was
also allowed.
Now, mark the rapidity Of the collapse
Of this bugbsar statement Of the Tribune
upon the giving Of few calm, honest
figures: The said advertise nent (which
was long one) was ordered printed in
the APPRAL t,cice . week for sir .ceeks;
IN the Tribune t,eise . week for four
,oeeL:s, and in tho Territorial Enterprise
:scioe week for four ,ceets. Now, We
charged sixty dollars. that il. At the rate
Of ten dollars per week; and the Tribune
did just exactly the same thing-that il,
1t charged ten dollars week Tor four
weeks. In other words the Tribune had
bill against the State for just one third
less time than W charged, but at the
same rates per publication. And fur
Their, as to rates, it is pertinent to say
that if We had charged at the same rate
with the Enterprise our bill would have
amounted to over $40. The Tribune
seems to feel sad sense Of uneasiness
regarding all matters pertaining to the
public printing and has taken occasion
in more than one instance to say un-
pleasant things in relation thereto; and
we have only to say to those whom it
may concern, that if at any time they
prefer giving their printing to the 1ri-
tune in place Of the APPEAL We won't |
grumble about tin the paper, at any |
rate.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-06
Proceedings Of tine Board CT County
Commissioners.
MONDAY, May i, 1874.

MONDAY, May i, 1874.
Tie Board of County Commissioners
in and for Ormsby county met this day
pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Full Board, and 7. j. Id
wards Clerk.
1t was ordered that the following
claims against tie county be, and the
same are hereby allowed, to wi:
b. Rail, mise. SO 80: "n: Pat
.ersou. rem. OF Swift Engine Co. S build
ing. 500: Geo. w. Jackson, repairs
SH.r.1's Office, @l2; c. A, Friend, clock,
3: c. D. Meder. wood, SIS; Robinson
l. Michels. printing. $S7 -: John G.
Fox. mt!se.. sl5 p: Mason & Chamber.
lin. mdse., s5G Il; VIM. Patterson,
D:ss Attv' ; fees. $50; john 7. Savage,
board. 50: I. J. Edwards. clerk fees,
s19 g.: :. T. Swift. Sheriff's fees, S237.-
-: Foster. Freeman L Co., board, etc,
ST 20: Mrs. 2. Brannan, board, S%o ;
y. Sadegbers, board, 81 81; II. /.
Johnson. board. go: j. :. Richards,
board. us =; y. Soleg"erC. roIt"raEe,
$50: y S0ierberE, cash adv, 81. -,
Foster. Freeman & Co.. mdse:. SIC; }.
no>eils, .ch, rlsr.. SIC: \. j. DrleS-
bach. ral.Se.. SIC 90: J. Z. Meder, ladse.,
81 n: VIA. e. Magee, road work.
SiJ4: T. b. Rail. mdse.. $40; Thomas
Tayior, road work, s.; Sherman X Rot
inson, b!acksrnith!n-. SO %; Foster,
freeman & Co.. II Use. - 90; Il. Is.
Corey, lumber. sc u; L. ID. sargent,
dravace, SIS: Peter i. Cain, roadwork,
sjS 81: 4. W. Pray, lumber, 81 80;
Z. II. Neder, roalwork. So; o. NJ.
Eecks;eai. road~olk. - 90: Jerry
Quill. roadwork. sol; John Smith, road
work. %3l SO: Wnl. Rider. roadwork,
S73 so: VIM Baxter. r0.,.work, 81; !.
II. Benton, roal.3ik. $li4: j. NJ.
Benton, roadwork. S.45; Carson Lum-
Der Co., lumber, SO 10.
In the matter of bids for maintaining
OF the county poor and INDECENT sick
In accordance with the notices pub
lished in the Carson Daily ArFEAL and
Nevada T'ribaae. it appearing that two
proposals Only had been filed with the
clerk. to wit: That Of Mrs. Mary A.
Richards for the SUN of twelve dollars,
each. per week. for paupers; and that
of Mary Ann Kennedy for eight dollars
per week each pauper or INDECENT sick
person. Ordered that the proposition
of Mary Ann Kennedy be accepted; and
that the District Attorney is instructed
to prepare and have executed the neces-
sary contract based upon the conditions
Of said bid and the specifications apply
ing thereto now on file in the clerk
Office; and that all paupers or INDECENT
sick claiming aid from the county be
| transferred to the dwelling Of said Ken
nedy on Monday the 18th day Of May
inst, and no bills paid to other parties
for board of paupers and INDECENT sick
| after that dats-said contract to continue
in force one year. Adjourned.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-06

M. PATRICK BRANNAH, tha. well de.
veloped representative Of an overland
Irishnan. is developing . we'll OF the
Artesian sort in the gutter fronting
Johnny Meder's Butcher shop. Excel.
lent water, and never-failing supply Of
the same. may be had, anywhere in this
part Of the valley BY boring but few
feet.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-06

A DRuHxKN INDIAN was arrested yes
tsrday and locked up. He got to mussin'
round an Indian poker game On the Plaza
whom one Of his tribe reached out from
the shoulder and sent him to grass. But
he kept on with his impoliteness and
broke up tho game, and as he seemed
like to raise q general disturbance, New
house arrested him.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-06
Christmas Novelties, Toys, Jewelry,
Etr.

At r. Fred. Brooks's noted store for imported
segsrs, tobacco, books. stationery. musical in
struments, cheap jewelry, toys, etc., at Theater
Block, next door to Mat. Rinckell's butcher
shop. Carson City. Agency for all the Cal,for.
mia papers, Gold Hill News, Picterials and Ma
gazines.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-06

De. NooKLAR. of San Francisco, got
here yesterday morning. He was greatly
disgusted to learn that the Pierce trial,
Q witness in which case he is, had been
put off till next Monday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-06

JoKE.-A Counsellor friend Of ours
who has his quarters hard BY a restaur-
ant in Carson fell sick one day, and
while languishing sent down below for a
cup of refreshing tea. The cook couldn't
find the invalid's whereabouts, and he
didn't get any tea. In order that all
lives, and as rebuks to the non-obssrv-
ing restauranter, he has now caused
eight different signs to be erected which
lead you by every form and color of let
ter to where the Counsellor may be
found.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-06

Losr.-A photograph Of . person un-
known in these parts. The name Of the
photographer, Noszon, is printed on the
back Of the card. Lost in the neighbor-
hood Of the Episcopal church. Please
return that photograph to this Office.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-06

A Sou WEST WIND was blowing yes
terday, and there seemed to be signs of
rain in the air and heavens.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-06

A PIANO il offered for sale in our ad-
vertising columns. Doubtless a FIRST
rate bargain can BE- had. See adv.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-06
Evening Report.

lJ5 Valley 10. Ieia
Is Raymond 4 LILY 231, %
IS Phoebe 4. A.
rlo Washington K Creole \, Ia
70 Page P1
go Flag 81. ga
- Bo very sec
iG1 Condor 25c
go Peak II
So Belmont fsf. -
rs Newark IS, 81. b30
TO Charter Oak
IS Rye Patch ~
90 Kidoratfo South G.. c..
100 Watson ~
80 Quintcro t1c
:cG Chariot Mill )
p G. Chariot Is, AK
50 Mahogany 8, ~ ~
"a War Eagle 2sS,2
10 5 Chariot l2h b3o. u
SIS Empire Idaho s, O.
20 Treasure
80 Gould 4 Curry IS. 11S
so BeIcher SIN. S1L. 81. 81 $50
SIS Con Virginia rs 500, y. 75A 200, IS
as Kentuck llss II y $50, TX b3o
.55 Yellow Jacket 65. CT bao. IS. Gs}s
go Seq Be,cher s.. 70. 20 $50. II
1918 Opair l2h, 1917. 1917, 12k
l55 Overman 81, 81 b30, 81 y b3a
2o9 Chollar 63k. 50. 81 $50
90 Best L Belcher ~
$50 Savage 81, 6l4. 81
AS Hale / Norcrcss 81. 81 i, SIS. slA
245 Caledonia Is. l5,S -. lsh, ltS.
IS California IS, IS $50. IS
60 Eclipse Al
10 Crown Point 81, IS bSc. s3h
s76 Alpha sh.e
Is Confidence 7. s2S
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-06

TIE CosT OF keeping our paupers and
INDECENT sick il not a pleasant item to
contemplate. The last Grand Jury rec.
commended advertising for bids for tax.
ing care Of these unfsEtunates, and the
Board Of County Commissioners, in
compliance with that suggestion, did 90
advertise. The result Of this action in
Observable in our report Of the Proceed
ings Of the Board: Mrs. Ann Kennedy
10 awarded the contract-shs being the
lower bidder, (thsrs were but two) at
eight dollars PER PauPsr; To b sure
this includes vashing-but . pauPer's
washing il not . very heavy item. Now
here's price exceeding that charged BY
many Of our lesser grade hotels and
boarding houses it's too much
although even ct this rate per capita
there will b very considerable saving
from tho prices paid to individuals,
here and there. all over the county.
Now We feel quite sure that the Board
have done the best they could under the
circumstancss-for they could not COM
pei people 70 bid-but the system il
wrong. A man isn't (always) to blame
for being . paupsr, and it 10 hardly fair
to classify this helpless class with crimi-
nails; but Paupsr's board and clothes
oughtn't to cost . county much more
than q convict costs the State; and il
don't cost four dollars q head per week
land if our memory serves Us it does
cost very much less than that sum) at
the Nevada State Prison. No. We
ought, Just SO soon as We can see our
way clear to it, build County Poor
Houss-or establish Poor Farm as they
do in some of the Eastern States. And
really it would pay to do it without wait
ing to be able-that is to say, it would
pay in the long run, to 60 in debt nou
for the requisite land and housing-for
docking beyond the mere item
Of saving in the cost Of keeping the pau
pers) there is no reason why a we'll con-
Quoted County Farm shouldn't be made
to pay equally well with farm owned
BY anybody else. Indeed. properly sit
uatsd and conducted, it might well b
made Gin Ormsby county especially .
model farm.