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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-18
Pohfeb Guibord & V.

Montreal, 16. listop. Canadian In
stitut vykonal dnes pohreb elena sveho
Guiborda, jehoz mrtvolu jak znamo, bis
kup katolicky ma katolicky hfbitov pfij
mouti nechtel, ae Guibordova rodina lot
sv6i mela zakoupeny. Jelikoz panovaly
obavy, 20 katolicke obyvatelstvo, knez
stvem rozjitfene, pohfbeni mrtvoly protivi
ii SO bude, chranilo prGvod ozbrojene voj
sko tee ozbrojena policie, celkem asi
900 muzi. Mrtvola byla protestantske
ho lafbitova, kde 6 rokd odpocivala, Wy
zvednuta ma katolickY pfenesena. Po-
licie obkliGila hrob zdrzovala Sc vsech
stran valici Sc mnozstvi. Vytrznost neu-
dala Sc zadna. Ably noci pfilis horlivi
katolici mrtvolu hrobu vyvleci nemohli,
iako jiz jednou ucinili, nalit ma rakey
jakmie do hrobu byla sprstena, tekuty
cement nahazeny do neho kusy zeleza
cinu kameni, ably tuhou hmotu ztuh
Vzpoura kaznici.
Pittsburg, Is. listop. Pet VENT
kaznici Western sedicich, obofilo Sc pf
praci kopa6emi motykami ma kontrakt
ra, pod jehoz dozorem pracovali byli b
jej zpfivosti sve utloukli, kdyby zalaf
!, mix cas- ieste nekolika ranami revol
! veru je nebyl ukrotil. Vzpurni veznoy
dani do zelez odvedeni do trestni cely
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-18

Od zfizeni narodnich bankd az k zaver
ku posledniho u6etniho roku zaplatily
banky s 64,986.S79 dani; 'posledniho d
cetniho roku zapatily s 7,27O758.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-18

Ma burse cennych papiru Londyne
jakoz ma burse pafzske nastal povazli-
Wy poprask naSledkem znepokoiuiicich
zprav Rakonska, kde Sc udaly velike ze
leznitni bankroty.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-18
Z j III a.

Whitehall, n. Y. Is. listop. Wee
ra buracela zde prudka sn6hova vichfice;
zde napadlo s could Plattsburgu do
konce II could snehu. Pravba bude co
nejdfiv zamezena.
We Watertownu ycera po cely den
snezilo dnes jest6 panuje tn necas.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-18

X lesani ceny bozi a u trh Ii U
ii ma m d 3.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-18
O d ps L roztrh a n a.

New Orleans, Is. listop. PAM ia
mes Foganova byla sveho obydli V
Natchez, Miss. cd PSI do smrti ukousa-
ma potrhana. Telo oblicej jeji byl
strasne zohaven.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-18
CfslO 65.

cera zahaJeno u spoikoveho dlstrlKt
niho soudu pfeliceni generalem job
mem Nc Donadem, byvalym bernicnfm
dozorcem, pro okradani spolkov6 poklad
ny. Nc Donald mel vedle jiz odsouzsne
ho Joyce nejvetsi podil kofalecnich
podvodech.
Lod III tOnula.
NOvy York, = Lof kavenscray,
ktera sem dnes pfistala, ptinasl zpravu,
re dne 26. fiina pfiiala ma palubu II mu-
III brigy Morue re St. Pierru, ma No
vem Fundlande, kteraz vlnami den pred
tim pfekocena byla, 13 pocestnJch 2
plavci utonuli.
V5voz kalika d o Evropy.
= Americke kaliko vyvaM Sc cd n6ja-
keho tasu nesmirnem mnozstvi do An
glicka a Nemecka. Minuly tyden bylo
ho "a s I'll 900 vyvezeno.
razd6ni t6h otn e.
Y sobotn zavrazdil jakysi Bur
roughs Brooklyn6 tehotnou maDzelku
svou. Pfi ohledani mrtvoly ukazalo Sc,
ze plod byl lIn6 matcin6m plnych de-
set hodin po zabiti jeim ma zivu.
Srazka l. odi.
Galveston, Texas, listop. Dnes cd
poledne srazily Sc V dolnim z5livu dive
parolode, a sice Clyde Morgan. Clyde
jest prorazen, Morgan pFisel 0 kormidlo.
etfeseni.
San Francisco, Is. listop. Dnes
7. hod. 55. m. ve6er znamenan byl sill
ny otfas zem6. Zem chv6la Sc smerem
cd vychodu k zapadu. V jizni kalitor-
nil Arizone znamenano zem6tfeseni 0
q hod. 80 mint odpoledne. Skoda ne
zpIsobena zadna.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-18
Z o D r a S k.
Now York, 16. list.

NOvy York, 16. list. Zpravy z
Londyna zv6stuji, ze ma londynsk6 a pa.
fizsk6 burse nastal "a pficinou znacneho
poklesnuti papird n6kterych vlad velky
poprask.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-18

Fall River, Mass. 16. listop. Ma
sledkem klesani ceny tsknutych latek
zyolili zdeisi tovarnici komisi, kteraz ma
vstivi Anglicko, aby tam nalezla trh ia
latky fall-riverske. Spolu usneseno u
trhnouti delnikdm 10 procent ma mzde,
COZ cd prvni pondele mesice prosince ma
stoupi.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-18
Opadek / ie h mas g d k Y.
Springfield, Mass, II. listop. I

Springfield, Mass, II. istop. B.
E. Phillips, mattel a d6estnik nekte-
rych tovaren ma vln6ne zbozi South A
dams, bankrotoval. Pravi Sc, ze jest cd
neho "a s $4,000 sm6nek ob6hu. Ven
telove obdrzi sotva 25 procent. Nasle-
dek toho Jest zavfeni fabriky Maple Gro
We V South Adams, iez 100 d6nikG "a
mestnavala, iin6 GlaDdale Stock
bridge, kde iest6 vice tkalcd pracovalo.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-21

HDORTER WANTED ut the Ormsby
a House. Colored man preferred. no2
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-21

girl asked to take his hand. The mother
at first did not think it best; bat a. her
child repeated the request, she took the
cold hand of her sleeping boy and placed
it in that of his weeping sister. The
dear child looked ut j: . moment,
earessed it fondly. and then looked up
to her mother through tears-the tears
OF affection and love-and said. Mother,
this little hand ncver struck me-"
What could be more touching and
lovely: Young readers have you always
been so gentle to your brothers and sis
tiers. that were you to die, such a tribute
as this could be paid to your memory?
Could a brother OF q sister take your
hand were it cold in death. and say.
" Thu. hand never struck me?'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-21

W. Are VARIoUsLy moved and some
what embarrassed by the conflicting
emotions of sorrow and gratitude. after
reading the Gold Hill Ne,s, of Friday
evening an the Territorial Enterprise Of
yesterday morning. Those valued con-
tsmporaries eve say it not offensis-iy,
We hope have engaged in a wrangIe
over the remains OF poor Henry WILSON,
political and intellectual personality.
Tho casls beM was harmless squib
aimed at the Vice Presidency (the sup
positive heirship to the Presidency by
tho APPEAL. The Nsscs quoted our lines
and forthwith s.rmonized upon the viz
tues and ability OF the Matte Shoemaker
It's unsu.rded and somewhat prepo.tsr-
Gus rhetorical fourishes and e1travagant
accusa.ions are taken mp by the Eater
prise and quite sufficiently answered.
We are content to leave the discussion
Of this subjsc. TO those papers, merely
-em.rking on our own part. That the
character and mentsl qualities which
public men bring to the Performance Of
their duties are quite as legitimate sub
jects Of newspaper comment as the
measures which they advocate and
that when .he naturally weak and IN
cultured mind Of any public servant,
Vice President Or other, suffers the ad-
ditionsl weakness of q sot.ening brain,
j: ID not unbecoming that candid and
outspoksn press should rebuke the ca
joleries of designing men who prove
themselves willing to nislead The invalid
into such courses IS are ridiculous, de-
moralizing and injurious.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-21
SJ--Iso AND TIE MINIS.

Tie Sutro h.dspeHdent comes TO II
again reiterating the assertion tina. the
mines on the COmstock Lode ere flied
with water. and giving what purports to
be detailed description of their rondi-
ton, bearing out this statement. We sre
free to say that the recent denial made
by the Virginia Chronicle in this regard
was far less positive than We hGl eI-
pected, and that, in fact. the paper made
many admissions which went TO indicate
that SutrC's story was not destitute Of
foundation. Seeing the great import
ancs of this matter, however: seeing
that the stock market may pe SAID 10
depend almost for It's lie upon the salts
| factory settlement Of it; 1t appesrs
singular that tbs managers of the pin
! clpRl mines on the CUmItOCk Lode do
I not take steps to raassCrs the public.
! The truth. whatever it is. cannot be
! long concealed and the interests at stake
are so momentous that there is really no
Justification for secrecy, and any attempt
IL that direction must afford a ground
for suspicion, which may at any time
lead to disastrous results.-!SacrGme,.t
Record Union.
SO fsr "a paving any attention to any
thing that this ,nousing busy body, Sntro.
has to say about the Comstock Mines.
We hope that the managers thereof will
severely refrain from seeming to place
that much importance upon anything he
has 10 say about them. Supplementing
his natcLless impotence with a set
ment thereto, Sutro had the har5ihood
TO psrambalate this State during the
campaign Of 1874. parading. by the day
cling illumination Of calcium light. a
budget of the most barefaced and scan
dalous lies that ever were prompted by
mendacity or tolerated by patient pub
lie. This capped the climax, not only
of the fellows shameless and disgusting
impuience, but left the people of Nevada
no possible room for doubling what had,
:im- and again, been asserted BY Sutro,
namely. that ne was tie biggest, most
audaeious and most sbonlinabls liar be-
tween Salt Lake City and the Fsrralones.
And The idea that at this time, when the
upper Cor1stock Is making the bravest
fight that ever was made against such
odds as the marshalled elements have,
one by one, brought against it, should
be coHnselsd to answer this lying buck
ster's mendacious inventions is an in
pertinencs which even the Sacramento
Enthusiastically Of the quick and
the dead should be ashamed Of.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-21
LETTER FROM SALTWATER.
All Quiet Along the Upper Siak-
Distinguished Visitors school Mat
tcrs-Etc.
SALTWATER. November /:

SALTWATER, November 10.
Though not often heard from, We still
live in the wiljs of Churchill. No great
events stir the centsrs Of our life. Crops
good and citizens jubiiant. The over
land bridge is not repaired yet. but will
be when tine Directors meet. Several
new buildings are about to be erected q;
orr county ssst, and important changes
are to be made in the Cour: House in
view Of the December term of Court.
vIsIToRs.
Judge Mckinney, of Austin, with
Sheriff Caldwell. of Nye, and q friend,
passed through the other day en- route
tor Carson. The Judge Will return tLis
way to hold Court, but We were informed
by Caldwell that his friend, who by the
wsy has en- iron constitution, intends to
reside in Carson for some time. 4 spe
c;sl dispatch from RsS.ovn informs US
that the State Superintendent of Public
Instruction visited that metropolis last
week, but finding that the schools had
closed on the preceding Friday, returned
20 Carson. This loads us 20 speak Of al
important; change proposed in
SCHOOL AATTERs.
We lave heretofore had three schools
IN different parts of the county, but
owing to the difficulty of securing the
Atten dance OF the children. new plan
been suggested to facilitate instruction
and advanc, the cause of education
Our able and efficient County Superin-
:sndent. Professor Pike, has been for
some time circulating petition which
has been nrmerou.ly signed, for the ss-
Establishments u a
SEMINARY,
to 10 located at some central point, and
where the children in the county may
be gathered, boarded AID instructed
during a longer term than can be Sc
cured under the present system. The
house TO be sustained by pri-
vate subscription among the citizens, in
such . way Is to mako tho expense bu.
little more than would be required TO
provide fol. the children al their homes.
This would leave q larger amount OF
county funds than before for payment
of teachers wages, and with the State
and the reduesd expense
Il one school instead Of three, would in
very way facilitate tho better manage
nsnt Of the school system. With the |
assistance Of those who have svinc.d an |
interest in tbs enterprise. Professor Pike !
viii, no doubt, succeed in lix under |
aking. c.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-21

NV York, November 19-Ths Exec
utive Committee OF tho Union League Of
America met today at the st. Nicholas
Hotel and resolved to call the annual
meeting Of the body for next month in
Philadelphia, where tbs subjects TO be
considered are national politics, public
school int. ssts and a protective tariff.
By these rallyins cries the Union
League will enroll many Q member
next year.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-21
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT
Given by the Relief Committee of Carson for the
Benefit of the Virginia Sufferers, under the
auspices of the Arion Musical Society.
COME ONE! CONF AI.L:!


to o our @
o
fu
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-21

THB ORIENTAL PowDEE Works. at
Windham, Maine, were blown up on
Thursday morning. Work temporarily
suspended. Nobody hurt
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-21

SPAIn comedies the rights of counsel to
American citizens on trial before courts
martial in Cuba.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-21

BRICK PoKERoY has gone bankrupt ;
liabilities, <140, 600; 10 assets. An
other dirsful and disastrous result of
Casarism. Let us have peace,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-21

BrL KING, indicted for perjury in the
Washington Criminal Court. demands a
trial without delay. Ben Butler il his
counsel.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-21
P R @ G r A M M E.

Hsritor Solo From Lay the
L"wESsTEiN AFRO. sotiETE-
large and AsT siss G sS EMIT i nfa @ 7"P""'
FRIEND
v r.iIe
VIA a Bacc INST sn
5. Low Piusn.
G. Caprice ehotti Jacob.
:.
. "'~F ' <eDl
INTERMISSION
y "N~''~'"N s0EH JACK
10. VA'sE SONG Little Bird NV
IL PEA NO sogo .5rlat.4 Home. sweet Home
krpd My
uani
H.. Ernsts fIegtcw with ~pchr~
~ > WV" Nh IINDxiv
II 500. r.., A.. ,r,r,, x,.-
RAM Ii
Hap III make
ADMISSION
Dress Circle One Dollar
the CONCERT WILL COMMENCE PROMPTLY At EIGHT.
VI 6 nHn4HI c.-."....
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-21
FURNISHED ROOM TO LET.

q FURNISHED ROOM, IN A HOUSE CEN
~ trally located and within five minutes
walk Of the Capitol can be had BY single
gentleman or . gentleman ana his wife. with or
without board.
Apply at this cAss. nsv4
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-21

NEW TOD ~.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1875-06-05

a Nevada breach of promise
suit puts the following offer Of
marriage on record 81 want you
to rite and let nae know il you any
|ide of marrying a game or not if
SO rite and let me know WhOt the
Chance wouI bee for Me now if
you have eny noshin all you got
10 do is to say yes for i mean bis,
mess. i Made up my mind to Not
|mary eny more once, but like
you and think Can make you
happy j will be good tow you and
1.-THE children as ionge as you live
u am young and able to W0rke
land j don't care whether you
have got a sent or not it all same
tow me No More at present ANGER
this immedity."
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1875-06-05

A col0red preacher remarked:
|"When God made de fust man he
|set him up agin de fence to dry"
Who maze de fence?" Interrupt
led an eager listener. "Put dat
|man Outr' exclaimed the cOlored
preacher, ''such question as dat
'ud destroy ali de theology in the
$World."
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1875-06-05
10 TIE
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OF BOTH SEXES.
No Charge for AdDice and Consul
tGtiOR.

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CRANE 81 BRIGHAM, Wholesale
Agents. San Francisco, Cal.
an3l-1y
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-11-27

There has been but little tracklnyinR
done OH tho Northern road MS yet, al-
though the material to lay IL Is all on
hand and in abundance. Tho grading
is being prosecuted with smnll force
up tho valley, md the inquiry naturally
is, "Why do not they lny tho rails?"
There Is very good reason for this.
The contractors are doing all they can
with tho number Of lnborers thoy hive,
md rs they are also tho contractors for
tho building of the Grnss Valley or Ne
rada and Colfax Marrow GHuge road,
The trackInyers aro now working on
tho latter road. They hive six miles of
track put down and hnrc fourteen miles
yet to lay, which will probably keep
them until tho first part OF December.
After that is finished they win begin tho
work OF laying tho track on uur road.
In tho meantime, tho building Of the
bridge across Cache Creek, at Cachc-
vile, will bo prosecuted, IA the timburs
and machinery for building il hayo
beon taken thcro by wagons, so ihero
will probably not bo much timo lost
Foio .bdR, Nor. 18th.
ABOUT 10 O'Clock last Saturday night
tho new Episcopal Church at Silver
City, still in tho hands Of Mr.. Wool,
tho contractor, went down before tho
gnlo with tremendous crash md wo.
left complete wreck. Tho loss is ubout
$1,000 and will fall rpon tho contrac.
tor Enterprise.
THE Belmont Courier ssys tho Gila
Mining Company startod up their mill
two weeks ago. Tho mill has been
ovorhauIcd throughout and considcra.
bio now mohcinery put in place Of tho
old.
During tho 1c6k tho Ebcrhartlt &
Aurora Company shipped by Wells,
Fargo & Co. bullion amounting 10 sat.
367 Co., ". y. NcHS
Tho flow from tho body Of wator on.
countorcd last month In tho Consolidat-
ed Virginia mino has decreased 10 five
or ok miners inchoo.
Edward Barron hns resigned tho OF.
fiec OF President OF tho California ami
! Consolidotcd Virginia mines.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-11-27

q. p F. ,
THE Tybo Con. Company'H iarnace,
We are reliably informed, turned out;
for the month ending on the 10th inst,
30 tons Of bRse-bullion, valued nj $500
per ton IN silver. The same compnny's
refinery is running in full blast, nverag-
ing two tons per day OF the bullion
produced by tho furnace. The Two @
mine, tho property Of the Tybo Con.
Co.. is yielding the usual amount of
good ore, and everything looks faYora-
bly, for brisk season for come time TO
come. The foundation Of the new
furnace is completed, and the work
about being started OH Tho stock, It Ia
claimed that the furnNes VIII be ready
for uso BY the 1st OF January. Bullion
Ia passing through Tybo from Roycilla
alta lively rHtc, but Of the exact amount
VIC nre unadyised.-Beimom Courier.
The time tnblo for tho Winnomucca
and Silver City Stage has been placed
oh Winter basis. Tho stage will leave
here duly after illo arrival Of tho pms.
scngcr trnin from the Wust, aud proceed
to Hheep RnEch Station, whcrc il ro.
mains over the second night out Ke-
turning it will leave Silver City dnily at
q o'clock n. M, remaining c7er night at
the Sheep Ranch; thonce direct TO VIM
nemucca, travelling the second night
out.-Si|Ttr State.
JOHN FROST, Superintendent OF tho
mines OF the Manhatten COMPANY.
brought TO this office, this afternoon,
chunk Of orc from o recent striko at
the 500-foot east level Of the Alsopp in
cline. The ore Is coutcd with stephen
itey and p9rmeated throughout with
au!phurcts, and assays $3,ODO per ton.
Tho ledge from which tho specimen
was tnkon has an average width Of
thrcO fcct.-Rfveiiie.
THE CuTson APpcai Is authority for
the Rtatemont that tho Ccntcnnial board
and tho specimen collectors, 1Iessrs.
Whitchill and Stewart, hayu had quito
n disagreement concerning certain tlR-
ties, and that the Board dispensed with
the services Of tho collectors. and paih
MIR. StGwart's salary TO date. Sir.
Whitchill was not under pay OF tho
Commission.
Joseph W. welcb, who hns boon n
carrier Of tho Atta for twenty -flvo years,
died in San Francisco, November 10,
after n worry short illness. Io camo 10
California in lSi9, nnd nfter exploring
tho mines for a fow months returned 10
| Ban Francisco and took up n permanent
residence ihcro. He leaves an estate
valued at SiU0, 900.
Tho coinage Of tho now trado dollar
n silvor from July, 1873, 10 Juno, 1876.
amounted to 9,2SG, 400, whilo tho en-
tiro coinage OF the old silyor dollar,
from tho organization Of tho mint in
1903 until tho appearance Of It's sucrcs.
sor, was only SS,bi5,83s.
Tho cost OF labor alonc 10 thGYirgipia
Relief Committee is 81 ,170 psr Inautb.
included In which Jss n :Dansger at n
salaJy OF 5000 per month. Tho Com.
mittoo had better dispense with 80 CT.
papsiyo, n luxury al a high.tonod aud
hieh.snloIied tnanager.
AToIE from Bsidy Green informs us
thot tho Badger Mil ond Mining Com,
papy's new mill Ia in full blaut. Tho
machinery works likoa charm. and they
| look for n Gne "clcan np, - Sitr<t STATE.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-11-27

Ok the 17th Of September, 1916, oc-
enrIed the foundation Of the city Of San
Ftaneiseo. In TINT year. on the nth
Of June, an expedition Ctho fruit Of good
Pnthcr Junipcro Scrra'S work. left tho
Prcsidio of Monterey. II was cons-
posed Of "therEseutennnt commanding.
Snn JoseFStornga, 6re Sergeant, and
siltcen soldiers, clad in leather. nrmor,
aM married Siagn. with large faniifesS
Of Hoven crlotfka, married hkenias. rm1
having fainhleas Of some followers and
servants OF 4he sameE OF betdsmen anI
droyers; who drove the .ncat stock c4
thef PreSidIo aud the pack tfnin with
prorisfons and Necessary equipage for
the road. Tho expedition was Risoiac.
companied by BIptherA Beuito CnInbou
and Francisco PRlon, with two younn
men servants and three neophyts In.
dians. The mission ANpa 1olrmnly L
dedicated to tSan Francisco de Asxissi.
No need to follow tho fortunes OF iiiSt
little colony nor to notice its mutAS
ti0ns until the American cuiduest.
Then came the discovery Of gold ns
Suffers Fort, and the PHger, thousands
rushed to the new Ell Dorndo- ercssinu
n continent or struggling over the deutii-
dealing faatnesseS or; Pnnama and
Nicaragua, and sailing over two oceans
to guin the goal. How many periahCh
how few now survive! Tho history
OF fthcArgonautB of California is .TJiitar1
in llrd, aood, famine aud denth, but the
laurels gained are not periShable. Hers
they have founded IN empire That will
grow for nll ages Verify, .'Gime:S
nobltst offspring il tho Inst" The
drifting sands Of twenty-five years ago
are crowned by the metropolis Of the
Pacific, with its population Of quarter
OF million. The fnture il nlI our own,
We have only to grasp it and the reality
follows. It is not to early to begin our
preparations for the coming Centennial,
and it should be right orthy one In
closing these remarks we quote FROM
the Hon. John W. Dwincll'a ofation To
the Pioneers Of 1866. T.. 2. >s,.-5
"Ten yeArs from now San francesca
will have completed the hundreth year
OF her existence, Inten years most uI
as, under the ordinary providence Gf
God, will be still living. Let ms then
on the hnndrcth birthday Of our be-
loved city. go up and celebrate il on the
plain Of tho Presidio, whero she xss
born. Let us at that time, renew 4ha
solemn exercises by which the soil was
conseereated to civilization. The bIsss-
ing of Holy Mother Church. will not
hurt the most Jealous 'protestnnt among
us. Let us rear most high the old aug
of Spain, with full military, hohors, to.
DO replaced, with equal honor, by that.
OF Mexico, which, in its turn, GhaIi
give place with great discharge Of
musketry and cannon to our own nn-
tionnl emblem Of unity aud strength"
IS +. HtwS-Letter, Nov 2Ofh.