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Restraint on Vfsitors to the Work-hssea

Restratnt on Vfstf0rs to the Work-Howsa
The following was sent to the office OF ~
Superintendent Of Police this morning:
OFFICE OF SUPT. OF WoRK-HoUsx.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 1S, 1878.
Geo. d. Mckinney, ESQ.,. Secretary Of the 6uS
perintendent of Police. "a y
DEAR SIR: At meeting of the Directocl
held yesterday, the following resolution unl
adopted: !
Resolved, That no person will be allowed y
visit any prisoner, except on the last saturday
Of each month, except by special PEI NIT Of ons
Of tho Directors.
Respectfully Yours, &C.,
w. L. THOMPSON Secretary.
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A Legislator Ktlled.

WILMAR, PA, August 19.--Hon. sam
uel Henry, member of the Legislature
from Cambria county, while going from
press, this morning, fell of, and was in
stantly killed.
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similar Cases haze been Recorded.

StMilar Cases haze been Recorded.
ST.. LOUIS, August ia young lady,
Lizzie OBrien, attempted to rekindle a
fire with coal oil. The can exploded,
blowing pieces of the can out OF the open
door. The report was heard half mile.
Miss O'Brien died from her injuries In a
few hours tf
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ST. LOUIS, August 19.-Secretary Ly-
ons, of the Elk xecutive Department of the
Cherokee Nation, has arrived here, and
says 1t will be impossible to tell whether
Ross or Thompson is elected Chief until
after the official count of the ballot.
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MRS. ELIzABETH e. BREWSTER, widoy
OF Lot Il. Brewster, for more than f0r12
years = resident OF this citY, died a
Milford yesterday. ss - 3
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Mr.. Nichols Says 1t 10 all Right.

MT. NtcHOtS Says u 70 at KJOht.
WASHINGTON, August 19.-Dr. Mich
OILS, Superintendent Of the Government
Insane Asylum, has prepared reply in
reference to the indlscriminate discharge
of patients, showing that evefything
that he has done is not only justified,
but provided for by law.
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fyKT ANTED' = SITUATION = BY a young
: wv married man; speaks, reads and writes
Ehglish and German; fair pemnan; good
painter, wnitener and varnisher; understands
Farming; also the use OF carpenter tools; Is
strictly temperate; will work for low wages at
@rst Addrsss, for two days, JOHN e. BYM-
hlsR, II Melancthon st au1s-st
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,NNT ANTED -CANvASSERS - First-ciass,
Dined; best thing out; sells at first sight; a
real practical benefit; every house wants one.
como two and three. Agents are making $40
10 SO. county rights for sale. JONES,
THOMAS Il SMART, iron founders, Medina,
Ohio. aul7-3t
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An. exchange says the bipporhiuo-
ptlegmatoble e nno castalagmua has bro
ken out az Reno, Neys M s.
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NXTANTED - FOUNDRY - And machine
wv shop, in good locality; will rent or buy.
Address MECHANICS, Vincennes, Indiana.
TaulS-3tl
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PERSONAL.

tDERSoNAL WANTED -The party who
III lately advertised lots in Georgetown, Colo
fado, for'sale, to address 8. LYND, ID Masonic
Temple. r.f.ssf4 .4.4 auio ~
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A photographer IN San Francisco
made likeness for man who refused
TO take the picture, claiming that it did
not correctly represent him. He thought
it made him uglier than the reality. The
maker sued to recover the pay. and in
the trial the picture was put In ey-
dence and shown to the jury. The jury,
by their verdict, decided that the de-
fendant was as ugly as the photograph.
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Grain.

MADIsoNvILLE, WIS, August 19.-
Grain here is about all cut except some
late oats, and there is good weather for
stacking.
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NM ANTED = PARTNER - To 60 into the
wv bracket and wood carving business. For
particulars address V. W. W., Lawrenceburg, g,
Indiana. autS-3t
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fvNTANTED-sITUAr ArION-A first-class Or
= w ganist, with best Of references and repu-
,fation, desiring to locate in this city, would
accept position with any church or musical
society desiring his services at reduced salary.
Address, for two days, ORGAN, care of W. q.
Telegraph. city. au18-2t
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wv go to the PION EER
wv SALOON AND RESTA URANT, No. 100
w. Fifth street, between Race and Elm, JOS.
y. EVESLAGE, Proprietor. Turtle-soup 15c
6Br bowl; meals at all hours. The PIONEER
ss first in rank. oysters in every style at
reasonable prices. IT.
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.VNTANTED = YOU TO KNOW That B.
(! w CAVAGNA & SON have q new lot OF fine
Choice Havana Cigars, and q splendid line of
Groceries. jy26-tf
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HXT ANTED = Clothes wringers Repaired.
ttvv y. TETTENBORN, 20 w. Fifth street,
~ ljy8l-S, Tu&Tb,tf
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y wv as compositor; have two years. expe-
rience; paper work preferred; no objection to
leaving the city; wages no object, but steady
place. Address +. MERRILL, 2f0k Seventh
street. - aulS-2t
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NNTANTED = STOCK OF GOODS : In a
IfNv pleasant country town; will pay cash
and Covlngton property. Address Box 27O,
Govington, Ky. au18-2t
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sVNT TANTED STU ATION-By frst-class
w cook, in hotel or restaurant, in city or
country. Address, for three days, MRS s. H.,
post-office. autS-3t
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TXTANTED - SITUATIONS - Either in the
Wv city or suburbs, by a colored man and his
wife; wife to cook, man to take care of horses; !;
IN a private family. aul9-2ts
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iLNOR RENT-ROOMS-Two, in third story,
lI unfurnished, suitable for housekeeping, to
3 gentleman and wife without children, or to
gentlemen for sleeping rooms. Apply at 4Oa
Race street. au18-2t
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LAST EDITION.

Probably ta'r the neat ..twe"ty.foa'
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE = BUSINESS PROPERTY - In
~ Harrison, .. Inquire Of JAG. EFFINGER,
No. 1872 w. Liberty st. au1S-3t
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tVN7 ANTED- Your Name neatly printed on
fvv go Visiting Cards for 10c. AMERICAN
CARD CO., Xenia, U. aul7-5t*
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IKTANTED--SITUA' A'rIoN-By girl, to do
w general housework in sman family:
reference with be given. Inquire at 81 Court
street, side entrance, up stairs. au18-3t
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NNTANTED = IMMEDIATELY - A first
J w class lecturer and salesman, to travel
End sell medicines from q fine wagon; none
but an experienced man need apply. Address
J. p. FORNSHELL, Box 81, Camden, Prcble
county, y. au17-3t
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= SITUATION : AS drug and
I wv prescription clerk, by q young man Of 8
years. experience: speaks English and Ger
man; gooa references. Address j. B. LEHM-
KUHL, Hamilton. o. aulS-2t
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MNT TO GO TO-G. sCHILL-
FVv ING, Carpet Weaver, 2Sl West sixth st.
!, ljy3O-tfl
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NTT NTED-FERRETS-To buy a pair of
( wv ferrets Address l.. LIPPELMAN,P. 2. O.
Box 1T, Fremont, o. aulS-2t
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L'OR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS -
Il Bought, Sold and Exchanged. HOW &
CO., 80 Wost Third street. jyi6-tf
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- AWANTED-BUY YOUR HATS OF
sM MARTIN, at AZ w. Fifth ST. jy15-tf
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tT OST-POCKET-B -BOOK-Containing 81 to IS,
IL on Pearl street. near Broadway, in front OF
Bowers bakery; finder will please return it to
II. SHEBEN, 81 H. Pearl ST. aulS-2t
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MNT ANTED : STU ALTON AS foreman in
WV an iron foundry; has had l2 years. expe-
Fiepcc. Address W M. WARK, 1880 Perklomen
st., Philadelphia, Pa. aulS-2t
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LOST.

lTTEARlNG RESTORED.--G Great invention.
lH Book free. G. j. WOOD, Madison, Ind.
, y, [au18-2tt
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FOR THE CENTENNIAL,

BERLIN, August 19.-Herr Bartels, ar.
chitect, is about to leave for Philadel-
phia to arrange the distribution OF space
allotted to German exhibitors In the
Centennial Exhibition. -
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NTT ANTED = MUSICIAN = To play E-fiat
wv cornet IN brass band and B B-dat cornet in
orchestra, TO travel with good theatrical
sroupe; salary good I must read music at sight.
Address h. A. ANDERSON, Seymour, Ind.
L IaulS-2tl
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- HARNESS = Double set OF
wv buggy harness. II. BALDWIN, Y West
Third street. aulS-2t
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sTTTANTED - SITUATION !. AS laundress,
wv with reference. Call at Il George street.
+ aul8-3t1
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

LOAN-$3OO on first mort
fvV gage. Address Box 2sl7, z. o. aulS-2t
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FOR RENT.

- Uo. FR"3
pass the door. No. 25 Gilbert av. aul7-3t
,TNOR RRENT-ROOMS-slx rooms cheap, on
lI second floor, brick, house, large yard, on
Delhi pike, adjoining Sedamsvillc. Apply to ID.
r. ALLEN. au1S-2t
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8 The towns of Gluchoir. Kizliar and
Zearezin, Russia, have been nearly to.
tally burned. Numerous other destruc-
tive fires are reported in Lithuana and
elsewhere in Russia.
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VKTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
J wv frst-class Sewing Machines IN order to
retro finally from the business. Will sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, 23O w alnut
Ntreet, first floor. je26-tf
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BUY-Standing or side
wv wall showcase, from 5 to feet high,
with or without drawers Must be cheap. Ad-
dress G. B. r., this office. au1O-tf
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DOR SALE - FARM OF 60 acres, brick
II dwelling, orchards, and necessary outbuild-
ings, SC. Apply to HILL BROTHERS, Love-
land, o. au1S-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VNT TANTED-SITUAT ATION--As housekeeper.
evv Address MISS SPINFORD, p. o. AUS 3t
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-25

AT LAKE TAHoE. in the vicinity of the
Glenbrook. tie signs of great increase
Of business this season over that of pre-
yious summers are very marked. The
construction of railroad from the lake
across the summit in the direction of
Carson is makiog good progress. To
cross the summit from the lake requires
"a tunnel and about nine miles Of very
winding track The rails are beir &
hauled from Carson over the toll road
and give employment to large number
Of teams. Eessrs. Yer;sgton, Bliss 4
Co. have one lnrge lumber mill in opera
ton and another nearly completed.
Frank Davis mill is turning out lumber
st rapid rate, and Captain Prays mill
Is being pressed TO it's full capacity.
The captain is now putting up planning
NIL. BY dressing she lE-naer al the
lax a saving of about One-siIth il
freight is effected. Oar fellow-tOvns-
1nan " A Hawthorne. IS erecting Q
building close 10 tie lake near Pray's
mill. to be Used at a hotel. 1t VIII ac-
.ommodate about fifty persons. As yet
ii e are not many tourists visiting the
Lake but small parties arIiyc ana depart.
Up 70 THE REsEEyoIE AND BAcG.-We
made trip TO the reservoir Of the Rice
Il Helm Water Works yesterday. Wo
found that receptacle full Of the clearest
and purest Of water. But for tie suts
,estion that the mention OF the fact
might prove 20 evil minded boys, We
would say that the clear. cool water i'll
that handsome basin almost tempt one
20 strip and plunge in Tor 4 swim. The
strainng tank We found receiving its
supply from the Taylor canyon. The
supp iron the middle canyon hal ieen
temporarily shut of. We made tour
If inspection along the line Of Middle
Canvon and up along a little brook that
runs from the hills further south.
Where those willows are growing on the
hillside above Camp Nys the ground Is
very springy and can be laado 10 afford
y large supply Of the best kind Of water.
Messrs. Rice & Helm have purchased
the old camp ground and some acres ad- |
Joining When we returned from our
tour Of observation the water was run /
ming into the reservoir from the Middle |
Canyon. The supply of water for These |
works viii De ample during the entire !
pulULASr, atll tttE TOW Isl tci'1S td"A 49, /
assured of having an abundance for IL !
rigation and other purposes.
4 Nrw SHOP to he dsyoted to his in |
sonuities by MIR. Calvin MaisA IS Icing |
erected by him at the conner Of Second /
and Ormsby streets. Il Will be sommo-
dious in its dimensions and be supplio! |
with motive power by steam engine.
There is heap vi stir and energy in
Maisil and lie deserves = bunaLz, Il /
good luck.
BoB TAYLOR : lace. at Piler's Opera
House, Oh Saturday night. is reported
complete success.
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THE RAILROAD GAZETTEER. Mr.. John
r. rhlborn, the compiler Of the Railroad
Ga4.tteer, dropped III Oh II Iaet "venin5.
He left for Salt LAX. Inst night. He Is
travelling in pulsui' of Information for
his Gu:etieer. After can,nssing Salt
Lake City he will return this way and
visit Lake Bi2ler. gathering items and
atlvt easements ~ he goes. The
Go.etfeef contains mnch valuable in
formation and is distributed gratis.
TIE Virginia Evening CkyGnic!e has
changed hands. Dennis Mccarthy, for
merly q partner with Joe Goodman IN
the publication OF the Enterpr;Se has
purchased the Virginia Evening T+ron-
iei.. 1t will be continued rs Domocra-
tic paper. Dennis il u ii-s,rate news
paper man nni will make the 'hro7.'cie n
success. Good luck - him.
IHE lEAEEpK-I TOLD SHOES that over
were invented to adj sn extra uglineas to
the human foot are nov to b,s had in
si,s. and quantities 70 suit. ~ the new
shc% shop opposite wells u Fargo :.
Ugly as thsy are. they are the fashion,
CORRECTION. - In Snnjay's APPEAL
We hal an .iitoria! stticl. on :he
esrher-Tlton Trial. We we've made to
say Triton is not 10 b. blamed. What
We wrote was. "IIE0n is 10; to h" te-
iievsd.
TAE QrAyN BIErHD.G. he..erday
was the anniversary II that EXCELLENT
lady the British Queen. Nay she see
many another.
THF TOURISTS WHO acre here ,ester lay
are Eastern railroad peopie ard Their
families and friends out for 4 iunketiDg,
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THE FAvoRIIE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
corner CT King and Orlnsby streets, = becoming
the favorte resort Of this city. The great
attraction is fredericksburg Beer, while she
best Of wines, liquors ana ii ears ale, also. sold
at the bar. A first class PedrG GGBt" for the
amusement of guests. . cold luIe at ali hours
and hearty good cheer for all AIe It's reconlnen.
dations to public favor. i. K. Brown is the
lLrnurIntmr.
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FOR SALE.

90 ACRES OF coon LAND sIII-
ated IN the Big Bend Q: IL, CaIson EiH'I, ~
ssiIes east Of fgfnia City Nevada. Cuts 100
tons Of Glue-joiEt Hay par year. The land is
Well fenced.
There will be sold with the place 40 head Of
Horned Cattle, 20 Brood Msree, 20 Colts, and n
Winter Range capable of grazing LEGO head of
stock.
This property will be sold chea On appllca-
ton to H. J. CHAMPION 4 CO., corner Of Mill
and streets, Virginia, or 20 JAMES DUFFY.
the Soap Factory. Cars Gay. asla-h
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VALUABLE Doc LosT.-Nr. de NCuf + baauti.
iul and valuable setter log, "spo:.' : uussing.
When his owner last saw him be had on collar
and :. tag. numbered 81. Anyone IniinE thu
same and r. turning him to his owner ~ Fox :
questions asked. Ayli-iw
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Roll Of BOnOr in the Carson Public
school Tor the Month ending May
2Ist, 1873.
First Grade. Laura Berry.

First Grade - Laura Berry.
Second Grade, - Hannah Logan, En-
ma Chedic, Albert Adams, john Beam,
Lena Cotton. Sallie St. Clair.
Third Grnde.-Laura Wl!imott. Iva
Slingerland. Della Waters. Mary Starkey.
Emma Linn, Mary st. Clair, Flora
Parkinson. Lizzie Coffey, Mary Parker.
Fourth Grade. Bertha Spence, Carrie
Elsey, Addie Chedic. frankie Rozell,
Sarah Bollen. Nellie Clark. Josie CALM
BERT, Willie Corbett, John Logan, hattie
Calir.ber,i, Cyrus Adams, Emma Beck
stead. Charlie Peters, Annie Dealy.
Fifth Grade Nellie Wood, Jennie
Cheney, Hettie Willis, Ella Farrell.
Mary Countryman. Willie Pierce.
Sixth Grads.-Lulu Ludlow. Annie
Marks, Venia Lufkin. Jamie Allen, Het-
tie Nacee, Theresa Rosenstock, Jennie
Davis. Marcus Rosenstock, Lucy Star
ling, Belle Hawthorne.
Seventh Grsle AleIandrina Poup-
part. Henrietta Olcovieh, George Oliver,
Freddie Gushing. Addie Willitts, Bianca
Plat. Laura Beck stead. Lizzie Riddlsr,
Mamie Lane, Freddie Dangberg, Arthur
Pechner, C:ar.d Purcell Ely Barkiay,
Lizzie Logan, Phila Rosser. May heNser,
Bobbia Drake, Emma Parkinson, ha'ie
Driesbach. Dannie Quill.
Eighth Grade -Beile Hanson. Mary
Pechner, Cora C!eaver. Edith Anderson.
Ida Edwards, Lizzie Lnikin, Mary
Benoit. Edith White, May Mccormack
Celia McCarty. Alice Farrell. Nelly FL
sey. Gerry Fiddler, Laura Gaige. Dora
Bergman. Frank Oliver. Willie CaviL
Gus Moore. Charley Barklay, Liton
Cltayer. leroy Parkinson. Georg.' Fryer,
kotert narrow.
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Life fs sweet.

Tn" blood is thr life oi The nuInsn system.
Keep it pur- and all is we'll Tor this purpose
no STANDARD medicine has had 50 uniform and
amazing success as DE- HENLEY > CELEBRAIL u
|. y. L. Bitters. This is pure stimula NJ. medi-
catedwi h the finest tones and Alternatives which
the vegetable kingdom affords: and IL the Only
preparation at preset ut known which thoroughly
meets the emergency. Tie effect OF this pop
ular restoratiyeis continuous. Each dose taken
invitNrates the vital energies and the brain, snd
its prolonged Use will una uestionsbly cure any
case OF de blity mental rOrEiiiy this; does not
arise from organic causes b. I'D tn reach nf
medicine. II il III the stT4cIcrt ssD-.s uf the
word. al invigoratlnS ana regulating cordial
II the nerves are trfmulous and reisNtd ii
braces them. ii tn" ly,r - torpid il promotes
activity in that organ; II the appetlt- poor and
digestion slow and Taint a upera' ion. il ere
ates relish for food and enables tn. stomach
to convert it into he3tnfUl ailments. More
over it is a Specific Iur a larsl IuInb,r Of til
ments. souns Of which are particularly pre-
vslent in the damp ard chilly weather which
We often experience in Inld-wInter. Among
thes. may be mentioned iLcuAatIsn, chill' and
fever. and all the morbid conditions OF the iii.
gestiv organs. Sy insuring perfect digestion
and proper flow Of bile, /: n,ures pure blood,
q vigorous circulation and prompt discharge
Of all waste ms;ter from the system. Aayl1lu
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MINIHG STOCK REPORT

Forenoon Board
2245 Ophir A. 431la
1915 Mexican 1914. Is
$50 Gould & Curry 17r4, IS
s45 Best i Belcher As. 451.t
165 Savage 92iss, 30
80 Chollar 10
10 Hale & Norcross 81
so Point 80
So Jacket 70
$50 Imperial 6s,
$50 Alpha 10. 49,.
ITO Belcher %. %
90 Con Virginia 400
1870 Sierra Nevad. 10is
1856 California 30. 55ii4
260 Bullion Al. 47ia RS
155 Ovsrman 50, 591s
IS Justice %, 30
25 Succor
535 Union Con So. o. bs)
1850 Julia 911... 10!4
10 Caledonia IS
50 Kuickerbocker I
So Baltimore A.. A.
10 Utah 6
100 Bacon )
so Silver Hill So
IS Eclipse 6
$50 Dayton 2Ts
30 Dardenell-s
900 n Con "a
200 Senator
$50 American Flat !, 81.
420 Woodvi'le o., 2ia
Evening H-p"r'
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ern have agreed to hurry along the work
Of construction Oh their end Of the line.
and Senator Johes seems saDnuiDe thst
the whole road will he in full operation
within two years from date. Then. with
the Eureka and Pnli-ade road extend
ing south and inisrceptine thi. southern
route. We will be placed in position to
take choice of lines for the transaction
Of all our business. whether it 10 with
the great commercial centers uf the East
or with the toll gathering metropolis
tSan FTancisco) Of the Pacific Coast.
Then. too. will BE- the important ques-
ton OF fr-ights and fares be adjusie I'd on
u fair and permanent basis by virtue Of
this competing through line. There
never were too many railroads in any
country. and we shall hail the compile
ton of Senator Jones road as dating q
new and prosperous FRA in the history
Of Nevada.-Eurekn Sentinel.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-03
An Important Railroad Ente-prise

An Important Railroad Ente-prise.
Mr.. Taylor, of the British Mill and
Mining Company, who returned from a
visit to San Francisco a few days ago,
furnishes us some Information relative
TO a railroad enterprise, which is destin-
ed to prove of incalculable benefit to the
south and southeastern portion of this
State. 1t is Well known that an English
company, represented by Mr.. Taylor, is
preparing to commence the treatment Of
the base ores of Groom District. 24O
miles south Of Eureka, on grand scale.
There is no other place in the world.
Eureka not accepted. where base ores.
carrying large per cent. OF gold and
silver, occur in such wonderful abupd-
ance Ms at Groom. Isolation from estab-
lished lines Of transportation has hitler
to operated IA the greatest detriment TO
the successful treatment of the heavy
base ores in that locality. and it WA
with the view of overcoming this OBJ
stscle, if possible. that inpelled Mr..
Taylor to seek an interview with Sena-
tor Jones, and other railroad magnater.
during his visit to San Francisco. He
tells US that Senator Jones is fully
alive TO the great importance of his
railroad east from Los Angeles ns
competing line to the Central Pacific.
and expresses . determination to push
it through with all possible dispatch
to q point where a connection will be
made with tho Utah Southern. The
Senator has changed his original plan Of
building tho road direct to Panamint,
and will now continue it across the low
er end of Death Valley. and 30 on to the
Utah line. This will pass through or
near Groom and other important mining
districts southwark. and it il believed
also that il will furnish better outlet for
Typo and. Reveills than those places now
enjoy. The managers Of the Utah South