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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-06-12

SAN FRANCISCO ssmiles' oftener, per-
haps, than any other city in the Union.
There are in round numbers 999 dram
shops, exclusive of bars attached 70 gro-
ceries, restaurants and billiard halls Of
this latter class there are $50, making an
aggregate of 1,070 places where liquor is
sold by the glass. Estimating the re-
ceipts at $50 per establishment, and we
have $50, 100 spent per day for intoxicat-
ing beverages. and representing 472, 800
drinks-an average of 25 cents, or two
drinks day for every man, woman and
child in the CITY.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-06-12

RECENTLY there was row at the Utah
penltentlary. all about a razor, and which
should use it first. Several severe cuts
and bruises showed out prominently after
the cruel war was over m
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-06-12

Music FROM GAS JETS. extraordin-
ary new musical instrument, called the
pyrophone, invented by M. Kastner, of
Paris, has been exhibited at the Society
OF Arts. The notes are produced by the
singing of gas jets in glass tubes, and are
sweet and pure, and, at the same time,
have great penetrative power. After the
reading OF the paper on the invention,
illustrations of the music emitted were
given separately and in concert with the
human voice
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-06-12

AT one of the -four mills in San Fran
cisco they are putting up -four in patent
straw-paper barrels for shipment to Eng
land.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-06-12

The dedication Of the Masonic Temple
at New York has excited great interest.
About 5000 craftsmen have announced
their intention to take part in the pa
rade
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-06-12

AT reception given in honor of Car
dinal McCloskey, each lady, as she was
presented, knelt and kissed his hand.
The Cardinal should have his toe pol
ished. saAs sa4 ss E Hi7
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-06-12

I VIM. CLooNAN, alias Donohue. one Of
the " Elaine thieves, was convicted in
San Francisco AS he has been in San
Quentin before, the Judge must send him
over for fifteen years.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-06-12

AN Irish absentee is said to have sent
this comforting message to his steward
Tell the tenants that no threats to shoot
you will terrify me-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-06-12

A KENTUCKY cat, some time since, fell
in love with rooster, and followed him
around for about year. She is now en-
gagged in setting on a nest Of hens eggs.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-06-12
WHITE PINE NEWS
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-06-12
w. n. Davenport.

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND REGISTER IN
IA BANKRUPTCY.
Ofice-In Dick Ryland's Brick Building, on
Bateman street, Eureka, Nevada.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-06-12

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.-OFFICE IN THE
Brick residence, in rear of Withington's
building. mS-tf
, 1875-03-31
THE JUSTICES.

Tho rorleed list Of Jl,sticos Of Tho rcnco tont
10 Springfield by tho Judges haa at lust been
n,ado public. Tue changes aud additions AFRO as
follows:
On tho South Side. Juat!co Doyien Is dropped,
and In replaced by Jolln sun'n1cr!ofd. Tho two
ailti!tonn! Jnat'ccs, appointed un1er tho now law
glsiue soven to tho South ard West Divisions,
arc Joseph Pollock. who was County Clerk for q
ycnr following tho dnatI, Ut aEr. GIndole, and
Peter l'oote, n not oyer-prominent lawyer.
On tho West Sido, Henry Ackhon md Davfd
Walsh aro dropped, and tho four new mcn arc:
Calvin Salisbury, formerly Alderman from tho
Tenth Ward, and. latnr. County Justice; Canuto
H. AIatao,,, Scandinavian, who was elected It.-
lico Court Clerk on the Citizens ticket In 1sGo,
reelected OIL tho F.rc-rronf tickot In 1871, and
defeated for re-ccction IN 1915; Max Ebcrhartlt,
who wns Il County .fustco = few years ago; aud
Richmond Sheridan, formerly e shoemaker AMI
II llfo member Of the Democratic Central Com
,nistco nf Cook County.
In Nurth Chicago. 1uBtayus Troost, G. i.
Wood1nan, and John Sullivan, nrc replaced by
Richard Ii. l,obnsoi.. i,aiiN III tho Circuit
court; WiIlinn, T. DO Wolf, an insurance
ngont; aud Martin pau!hun.
, 1875-03-31

prcce,1tng week. and OF 20 oycr tho correspond
ing neck OF last year. There died Of cons,smr-
tiou, II; commissions. H.; pneumonia, IL;
measles, 6: typhoid forcr. 6; bronchitis, 6.
Tl,oro wcro ul&tlcr year Of age, As; malce. 81 ;
females, 90; married, 45 rtngfe, D3; co!orca. 2.
But ono caac Of smallpox wha reported
during the week. Tho mean thermometer wna
u degrees. The Santtnry inspectors report tho
sanitary condition Of tho city ns Eoai, antt call
attention to Tho ealn oi rotten Erapes iu tho
business portion Of tho city.
\ communication "ns received from tho Comp
trolcr asking who.hcr or not tie city hchycnger
was doing his duty properly, especially regard.
lug lilo removal Of nsseB, Rlld also tnqitiiT II
thai fuucionary wua to DO allowed 10 deposit lila
GnrE,ngn on tho public stroeta. Tho mntt"r wns
referred 10 tho Finance Committee to investigate
and report at tho noxt meeting Of tito board.
Tho Sanitary Committee submitted report,
which WAS ntloplcd, requiring tho Northwestern
Distl!ery Company to deposit their RHll ns pro-
vidod by law n1,,t not through trough Into tho
Town Of Lake yiow. Tho Health Ohlccr's re-
port atatea TINT during tho woek 334 nuisance
notices wero served and 255 n,stRaDccB abatod.
There wero cot,tlenlneti ~ nnIit for ,so G9
quarters beof. 2 carcarsos .! etcept hugs. 10
ralvcs. 90 hatns, 59 shoulders, ''99 pounds Of
froni meal, aid ESQ pounds Of cotncd boef.
Notice waa aorvet on thu Illinois DsstilltnH Conf
lnny forbidllng them to deposit swill within
tho city limits. unlctB tho Aanlo ia lnrclctl NJ
ra1nircd by ordinance. After tra1'aactirE Buino
unIlnporiant business, tue Board adjourned.
, 1875-03-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mrs. rrancca M. Car,cr. of boston. viii eiye
.,'.s ,sN.,o '"".o w., W. '.;.s, s..,,..,', ..S
Reject dramatic ami poeseaI teaaths !" INC par
lors OF tho Palmer 1iouse Thursday evening, at
o'clock.
~. ,,,..,a,.,., .o,,. =, t,o no,~, ~,
1no lof'n'ehtly noo1'n8 .. tho ,''a.a W
Supervisors Of tho Woman'a Hospital OF tho
s:ato Of Illinois, will bc held at tho Hospital,
aao Th,rtlo,h street. Friday at 2p, m,
,,,' NA Nv 500" ,.,>.,s~ ,r.,. T..
Iho Womana Christian Iemposas'ce @ Union u, ~
gong 70 have spelling mateh - ne.. "cok' &, o.
II. ". Thomas md siiss Willard aro to bo "at
the lsoat." to choohe eitlss aud spell down.
Emery 4. Storra will 10 tho peiagogno.
u.,.x. ,r.a.,.a.a. A. rrn,,o,, rv,,,o,,.t
GnL1 n M o9tnps .sI M .to, n ~ .,ni,,, nstamg.
M IN sho Mc NoW vi England Church, s " cornot @ of North
msafpT1h nIeos aaa sneteot PAso ssnr.cn p
sis', - IH,,,o .oai',,a ~ Ttnrsisr an, Frav nt
=, -, a, ,,roorh1 ~ toso nyoni,.es 4 ha1t.
=. ~, a''a p'eHchns y" 'l'0o o'ot''"to a. ''"'A
pAe' ~, :. v,,,vv,1 u,,, snr,,,xo.scaoo,.
r,,a frl,o,n,, 49, n;n@rnnu',a i,ns nam nrrnrrc,1
, 1875-03-31

Z f..x A .xfn 10
NJ. snncrn,' m' 1s' T"' ~ '''' '"'' ''''''s '
After rtoninq torpoe oi,os froI, Tho candidates,
tho lnootEnE adiorlrncL
Il'o sclipol election oecnrT SATURDAY "hcn thS
~ III. ~ ~ ~. iii ~ i,.i M"ssrs r. n
Whitn nn,t + T. Maci. nTn lin rct,rt,,u officers.
anil IT In doubtful il Tiny will l,c oven nominated
aRair.. 4 vacancy is also cauaot' hy Tho rc.'Ena-
,on o' @ Mr, A'osnnos ,, msa,al' @ "n'e" "'A' wv
i n,cotinr ~ In c'tizon. WA hotd AZ the car-
pllo,,s scl,oo alontny oyennK for tho rurpose os
l}nar.l OF Education, Aftog consl,lcrab.o wrat,-
Cling, the Meeting finally adjourned, aftor mailing
lilo following Ecntler,,ot1 thoir candidates;
Mcasra, potgr hlcuur,,, Thomas F1aYan, and J.
Murphy,
4 meeting OF tho car.a.1oDa was bold tho rama
evening at tho IIigl-scl.onl !,nil Nothing IT
nny iuj ortanco was transacted except tho nom-
ination Of Mr. Eruwnoll as tlcir candidate. An
itcHcnt, huwnyor, liz worthy Ut tsuto horo. A
gentleman Undo mottun to tcndhr SpEo nf
thinks TO Ar j. +, Algclt, for ii!H services wl1tlo
Secretary OF tho Hoard Of Education, An
annniltticnt xns na,In tnnderit,r II also to tl,o
.i,. ,1.; ,'.','s.s :, I'inI. ,ran ~ rr;aI Ti,o
rantiemau thcn witi,lrnv III, pririunl motion,
Nud tho meeting ndJourrnl. Thts left ,tr. Mack
mt in e cnld w Tar aa tla''1a 80, hlsd ho ~ not
D's pfo"a u IT,
Af"h fA"H'
Tho pcorlo'a party tisfegato Coynntlon OF
tty,e rnrk 1not ycAtcr,tny afternoon In ts I,ote1
49,. .r. ;1aia..at.n x,-o,o,,t A.. co,roo "
totsy-two doicgatcs pteaeht. als' toorGe W.
Walto presided, Grd tho proceedings we're har-
montous throughout. Tho following nomsna-
sohH for Town officers wcro mato, anu the Con
sehtlon adjourned 70 meet Api1l H. 10 nom'hato
, 1875-03-31

4 meeting Of msmbers Of ul.sy Church, the
Rev. Aohort CollSer. pastor. was held yesterday
evening In tho basement Of tho church. on Wash:
tngtou square. Tho meeting was called to orlor
by bls. joel D. Harvey, Chairman OF thu Boarsl
Of Itustcav. lhs minutea Of tho last meeting
were road by tue Secretary, Dr.. II. 1looEor,
amended, and approved. Tho
ANNUAL. KEroAT OF THE TRrsfEka
Ut Unity Church for tho year ending March 20,
- follows.
It IL not without sons dndaacs that your Trnsteea
Nv bsluts you this, their annual report. Th$ situauo
, 1875-03-31

opinion Of sho nnnrd. inposs uion tho rty sn Mn
whose coat would warrant In universal Introduction.
There m a!lltns Mner rcEIMas Ia ss,s,', rsssss
Cnet woulI rcn,lre n vory hcavJ expenditure, which
o Board DO c. h'Ik = ID fsts r." n s.
rrnunmy ,ntr for Tho rity n tho demands
tho rontinne employment Of meters 10 tho gssateat
p'"s"'"''' II. FrrHn1v1ltr,
J. X. THoMrsos,
Inu,a NANk.
Board OF Public Work..
, 1875-03-31
CRIMINAL.

~
Jnssice hanimann nola Joseph fiask'oa TOT LUG
shooting Of Ills brother, ns 0lroady published, In
IL, 900 until to-day, aud tho lattor Was Lcll III
5000.
$oo"' -.,,
It was reported iass night tnas ontsns ahfay
Lad occurred on Clark street, near Madison, but
# could not be- traced to any authentic source.
II any aNray occurred IL WAS kept from tho OBJ
so.vasion Of tho police.
,,-.,,. ,,...,,..,., ~. p.,. ia.
gorousiy stabbed by Andrew uo!insh ut o danco
In No. 81 Sloan atroot, Monday afternoon, was u
ljttlo better laAt evening, mud tlero Is . fair
prospect Of hiy recovery, though he is By no
n'N,. ee',.,. .,.,o r,,uuo,>
bon1amln :. shai.h ann Ato1ahaer i. 14 Jonnhon
"efo hsfehten sesteLaay willie ~ tnp Ss. ~ .a..
fya!'6 away 1oh !olata lroh tao tunls-t4oueo
aduafo ana aoEoals!nk tnosn III YaSaot lot ~
TIC corner 81 Inta avenue nha MaEsisoh aITees. a.
WIN ino oSiaens lnseut'on o. seill''s 'he'a' Ahey
wore IocRad up III tae hE'nofy.
Patrick Gray watched favorable opportunity
to snatch tbsea yards of cloth from III front OF
g, Kassibg's storo, No. d9l Statsstrcet, yesterday
afternoon, mud Oi,icer Hoardon also watched 4
favorable opportuniey 10 unb him anl lock Him
up iu tho Arinoty. The much-cayyel-up lilly
FISH, tho victim oi sallio Tlvrnoy's rovengo. was
cording to tue statetnent OF tho policeman.
4, .,..t ..a... ,,,
na' ~ ~ "a ~ tx rn,,ntv ~, sroitf
,,'o. ~ NJ Io 1,,or"~ :.
sAppeu ons ssssstaa{ ~ ~ .i.sss
oaenhnso rass u n s,oals1 ,os .loeo " .a ~
ahothof prisoner naa, aaKlok aoSantago .! ,'ao
noeltY L ho "a1 a'!n"su ,an ~ ano t Spao nt a1 III
cso"a anoas .no oUef . ax 9ns .o III IT, H.
Or sogr1, %ahed M o.s oo.u,s naa scGu.en !'e ~; ~
cry. INC ~! olllcets WILL ho5 tesl "nas lucy
Kno" apout tne escape'
II William Nlntolmanu tells tho truth about
tho transaction regarding tho return OF sto!en
ttontlon Ia tic suit now pending. K. 6. Gresne-
| baum hAa secured bis committal In tue County
Jail without causo. Ho wnB nut thpso OH caplaa
sworn out BY }reonobhrt1l, and Says lle llaA
! not had tho s,gl,teut intention OF leaving
the city, as ho Inns property md other interesta
hero which ucceBtitAto hh remaining. llo stfcks
70 hls story sonseraIagftho robbery q Ills deeds O.
q. urccnepai,n ct all but tho doods. for willcA
service iu compromising tho matter be.wacn
somo ono oso aud 1.into!Inann llo received ,3o5.
| lIo oxpccta to ret out Of Jail to-day.
| 4 QUEER STORY.
II tho story OF Charles Peters, prisoner In
tho County Jail, IL truo, tho man who aa,d to
Inn, that 10 was, "a lawyer and my name Is
| convicted Of d burglary, mud Ia now under Son
tonco Of two years. hut there Is no doubt but
| tbat. If hs story il truo, he la an lnuo-
ccnt man, AMI tho victim Of 4 plot
| to mako hin, tcarcgoak for tho rehi Offenders,
In December last tho meat.markos Of Joseph
EltiBou, No, 418 Clybouru ayanuo, was entered
and rubbed Of q quantity OF hams, lard, otc.
not SPEAK English sufficiently we'll to cnablo ono
| 10 understand him, was found by a policeman
driving ulopx West Chicogo avenue With a
wagon.loaI of tho stolen property. and vas
arrested and takeu to Tho etctjpn houso. ilo
was recently tried boforo the Criminal Court,
, 1875-03-31

Time, Money. md Patience Saved.
Duycrs Of stoves, ranges, kitchen aud laundry fur
nituEc will n grcat aat!rfact!ou.in trading Ut hrst
class establishment ko Jatcs p. Dalton l. Co.'s, 1o2
and III State street, whcse stocks comprise everything
10 bc found anywhere.
, 1875-03-31
COST OF WATER.

REPLY OF THE hoAHD OF rUDLlo WORKS.
D.s"',' o Dsau ~ "a" .,'. c. w.. ss -, ~.
communication to tho Common Council Mt Its
last mee1inr in relation to tho rnto of uator-
."ss . ..ee''Ae 80 A0N -
tehtat ......... -.
:, OFFICE Or TIE DoAnp Or a. rUnL1o "onKa, ctT7;
.ttder,ntn a Ght city Of thieaao IN Common. Couaet
a.semo|ed: GENTLEMEN: We respectfully anb,ult the
1nllG"tnB IN reply ioflc 4neslona CONTAINED IN tho
BODY on March in reference 70 water meters.
MnEhuAs, tonlan.s ~ asG9Itm. 'tn; % 'nsn s hnr.
pea wth Waist thsaos1 IN neets t 'ds' aef Dim nro
e1setsse, nsa .aer ~ -,. r t,, ~ ~, ~ ~ !to
uss.1a I'LL ~ ~ ii s.o nas o"" '"@A ''s 'A " ''''e
o'hGlWlee psosiueai H., .>,u
,,sa e. e ~ tnny srn hrc,v tns,nccn n rs,rt ~
1 t,I ~ ~ ~ 80 - rnm,,isr ~ anttn, ,,ras *, ~
,.. ,a.e Ssr t.,,,st.. :, - ~. 'o Ns@ 'Ae A3A
Ate tness COMPLAINTS for real OF imaginary causea
us,!o Il tls!E bill. ths removal q ihs meter;
thu IN" RI watrrnnters by nsrsons wha thInt Sc1ns
cryea uuluIY u xed heir belief being asul u,ot an
erroneous stppos!ton OF tho cost Of wator. Tho
ending AaFch VI, !s.a Wae xoa as.32 anu she 9nan-
ny ~, ~ lilt,. oy"r tSs nf e.n, an ma III
,i1on. FIN scciu9 ai1rrniuanns hawercr !. not
feal oae m .oa h snat 10.
inclnd~n Il, liza ieataao Of tie n,,mnuT yaises: -
a m" dstpbutlp9 nineu: 81 tbe ,sc 'ati ~
1atcr fnr ira mljr.x,scs, ;" inrl,,d,nT IN
frequent flushing u Tie ilto hyasants
o ~ ,r,.ts Il I. t..ntr w, ~ o,d MI "a t. 1-m.t
~ et t ~ ~ III whish os,,,s Il, nr,xasG ~ n" III,
] n .n,n,gr ~ . .n'I .;rtnr Tsror III H..
,r.st,rs n" stw oI,tsin. M rsrs,In " r. H., ,hnio
tt w o,,,S 1o fatrir ...trad ~, ~,
~ III ,oSt =, rnsn,,"ra mi st;ntIeI tt,r,rn ,,
10. ~ .,', @ 1T" - - so,5 ~ ha sun-, Vim cant hr tno
,o, su "U1'a w '""'e ~ w @A"'' '""1 sA' 4"f 4o0
,1,,tr,, .o,,.,,t,, ,,.,o Tn H., ,ros. ~
,,s'.imr roI,,,.fnr ~ ia idiis ani ~ ~
IL" rsm,%ynl NJ Instc-. y. '''1 o'''' "1N '0A
'nT The t,;ai T.. H. .n-..o,,,r ~. ms, =, ,,.,
tne !olowG ns"ss M III, ao COS. q. Wassr
tnt sts ~ ~ ,+. ~ ~, IL o,sa}j ~, ~ ~ ~ ,
"1tes w Az e+4e4 ~ ~" Ae"o'a '1'e ~ wv Io''9
Cents pr
1CO Huftohs
New Landon, Conn. nu.......,.s...............a
Hartford. Conu...........-.
Uost0na NAsA.. -.,.,M
Providence, Is. ..........,...+...........U
New York;. .........."........".l5
baltimore. h1a. h1a.....s.....-....,........s ...s..,.5
tan Frunciseo. to 100
Louisville, Ky.......................
Jcfaey C!ts. n. ...................-..M
{ThIn tafln Ia MORO remarkable forita omission8
tbn, itu rccfnIa Wc fsrl m of,sorye IN .hn fiut
M, sIs -. ~, nia1m,,t utt.t,,r, 1,,tvei, 1o.,
e!lEet IA'iaue'En!v, 1tttnutna; nuAalo' ntofe"
lAhu, E!hctHa'at1. os. Aoulst Oetto!hs ol alIWau-
keo.-ED. TRIBUNE.
| Ov,,ton-Wnscl tn yot,r op!ninp ls tho most eco.
nGnlral fQf tAp city 10 furnish cQl0Glnc{H with
/ water
AHsekf-Tho tlterr6t& Of tho ctty and Of The con-
su1ucr ara skN served by tie lo nlecrs xhcrpycr
| urscf}tnt11 the nCtaf In a rama nf
Injustice 10 tho consumer, because 1t c1nnnt reg4ter
luore Water than the csuaner draws and tcva !sc II
cats ont Of orpr fRia to mako aY record Whit.
| ayHr mi thD cnnt,ner tBcat.cS llnytucnt
, 1875-03-31

Opnning-D1nok Iron Frnmc
Grenadines ut 97Hc, iAc, and t0c-a aren't bargain,
Looka cur TOO black cashnleres; su0 fccca double
foil ohaiss, all coorr, At o5c: prices elsowhere tUc
rariridgc Il Co., ia and l16 Stats atrect,
, 1875-03-31

Sparkling and Bright

VIII bo ths Silver Jour tablss md al your Tnuse-
huld Uie,'sts. wbcu cluAasd and pNllsled with Elco-
trp tlcon Ths article Il natural ntusoEaal product.
obtsinvl from Nevada tuno, snlfsoy FREQ from grit
Injurious ehemtcais II e!eans and poshss With eas Ia
bor and greater bs.nc1 than any material beors
lscotsred It should bs In ssetT roI regulated hausa-
bold. en'd by Ilouss Furnishing stores. DwSlsts Jaw.
elsss and Hs10uss. Agents -0lLLET, hicoULLOUH
AGO,
, 1875-03-31

Got Responsible House.
To decorate your walls, furnish and haug your ctr
talns, aud supply you with bedding, mattreesca ctc,
wo can recommend Hlgcr, jenkins l. F4xon, 219 aud
III State strcet,
, 1875-03-31

Tho Philosophy Of Dental Decay.
when tho tAn sheath Of cnamt, In which tlis suh
Etanco Of tooth IL iuclosel is through, decompo-
sitton tcg!ns. Dy using sozodont, the enamel Is
strengthened and The Inner bono protected from dis.
case,
, 1875-03-31

CAiclcring Upright Pianoa,
Just received nt lteed Temple Ct Music, corner OF
Dcnrborn and VIM Duren streets, faw very nno up
tiGht lanos containing tho latent mud beat Improve
ulpntu.
, 1875-03-31

Warwick Collars.
Tho idsa TINT any collar except linen ono will wash
without coming to p!ccos ,s absurd hut It fl veil
known fact that tho Warwick collars will keep clean
longer than any others. TLoy for sao At ali fur
uiBhInQ etptc5.
, 1875-03-31

These Are 100 Meters now IN use, anoss eut!rel,
in large manufacturing establishments, hotels, aud
h1ocka which eonsunle largo gusutities uf water.
, 1875-03-31

Tho regular CAUCUS for tile nomination Of town
officers will ba held at 7:30 o'clock Saturday
evening, at tho Town lla!l, on lIatstad stroot.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-08

nouuCe that the unparalleled donation
Of Mr. Peabody has d0ue more TO slim
u!ate the great cause II universal ejurE-
ton in the Ecnti., than suy cr all CaUsss
combined. lJ J al aroused the people.
enlightened Legislators, stimulated to &C
tivity thoughtful men everywhere. per-
vaded the v h lie lard, until a Peabody
schO i has become the great 536sidy rStum
OF every county and Of every neightar-
hood where the lesst pride or aspiration
exists on the subject OF education, and
very often it las awakened that pride
and aspiration where before it did not
exist. He believed he could sneak
for his own State, and affirm
that but for the encouragement
afforded by this endowment, and
the exertion which it aroused, the pres
ent public school system, insufficient as
it is TO meet the wants Of the p"puIa-
ton, and yet full Of glorious promise for
the future, would not to-day have bsen
in existence. Simple justice. as well as
truth, demanded this acknowledgment.
1t was one Of the most decided aims OF
q right education to teach bread win
ming pursuits to all alike, so that there
may be no drOnes or idlers, and coDss-
quently no temptation to dissipation or
vicious means of gaining a livelihood,
no dependence, pauperismI vagabOnd.
age or criminal practices TO sustain life.
Industrial schools, where skilled labor
is taught, and where habits of industry
were sustained in the schools for free
and viTtuOus people.
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On the west Of the lake, north Of thu
end OF Cedar mountain, the Great Deserl
begins-some five Thousand square miles
o! sand and alksli, only few feet higher
than the lake. Doubtless il was once a
q part Of the lake, and possibly il will be
again, for the lake surface has risen some
fifteen feet since its first survey by STAINS
curry, III 1919, aud as much more will
cover much OF that desert. Straight
south the Oquirrh range rises very alb
TuDtly from the end Of the lake, there
being barely room for wagon and rail.
road to pass in tact, it is assumed by
! biologists that Antelope island is but q
continuation OF that range the break
between covered 10y the salt water flow.
| ing over low pass. Twenty miles or
50 away / can make out the peak on
which | stood six weeks sgo and took q
general view Of this and Rush lakes and
the adjoining valleys. 1t is often said
that there is no living thing in Great
Salt lake, but this is not strictly true.
There Is minute animalcule at the bot
tom, resembling a fine shaving Of the
skin from ones finger more than any,
thing else | can compare it 70. As 1t
grows in size it beats in toward the land
=
swells up into the likeness Of q worm,
and floats upon the wster. The boat
men think that the flies, which are so
numerous around the edges OF the lake,
breed from this worm, and this idea is
strengthened by the fact that the empty
hulls OF the worms, like abandoned
shells CT chTysOlis, float on the water in
large sections, extending in long, dark
lines for hundreds Of feet At first
l supposed these collections were
merely the bodies OF drowned flies,
but on examination they proved to lie
the hUsks, 50 to speak, of what had been
worms. AL sorts Ofattempts have been
made TO propagate life in the lake, or
mouths Of the affiuent streams, but one
and all have failed. Oysters have been
planted at the mouths OF the rivers, but
when the wind was up stream the dense |
brine from the lake, setting into the |
rivers mouth, killed them. Jordan was |
stocked with cells q year OF two ago, but !
they Heated down into the lake and |
died. One was picked up long sfterwsrd |
on the eastern shore, completely picked. |
The finder cooked and ate il, and found |
10 very paletable. Gulls and pelicsns
abound IN places around the lakes, feed |
ing on the flies and worms. Csptsin
Dt@AsDuty IepOILs lbulHR DING Del1-
can which had bseu fed by its compan
ions and kept fat. At points where
grassy marshes border the lake the buffa-
10 gnats are numerous and troublesome.
There are indications that buffalo were
abundant in this basin a hundred wears
ago. The indians say the Great Spirit
them all into crickets! The
latter were very destructive to the first
a ha IL
came in immense fiOcks and ate them T
up. The Mormon historian in pious
gratitude, Gays: "There were no Ouls
ia the country bef-rs the MOrmons /
came" In one meaning of that wo!d
this is on par for righteousness with
bat statement in the Book Of Mormon:
Great darkness overspTesd the land;
yea, darkness wherein a fire could not /
De- EiHClag with the 1rvpst wood -