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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-15
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
Willow JACKEr SILVER n!


VELLoW slL .o,ss
AiNo koes.ioa F" "">'
u9id hil. storey Cvahiy, Ne,s Gala
riinsipA pisee oi pusinos'
Nv; Ssv..s r,., ,,., a, .mee,,proi
tns bosrd oi Iru.isss oa .napsa. men,
on me ss,n dSy o. 0un.s an nss shs,e ~ss
sNo. ~ ot ons ~ ~ ,hs s.nI,si
s,rs wv ca%n.ny' y.,shl, ImmedIstrly.
/. I,n,,.s sss,.s ,afi rim 10 the Secretary. n
- ams. ~ ~ camn.ny' Main .trrst. tod
I'm Ssysds'
,.n., nnn.i3 an NOspAY. Deoembsr a ND
ss.n \. aIrm.s d.l,nouent ana I'M h. dniv
sSs...s, ~, 80 =, nrni,e %sns,,on ana nnis.s
.a...n, shsii n. m.3e hss,rs Siii ~ .oid on
EkpSrsnxY' ms M dsy a. lamar isTi. A.
Il o'eloes n. in from o. the once ofthe Com
pany. TO pay tbs delinquent assessment, to-
g.ther with coats OF Advertising and expenses
OF sais.
a. W. HOPKINS. Secretary.
Gold Hill. New. October %. 1918. oc2std
...y.5
~ MINING conPASf.-Locaion OF orin.
etpal place OF business. san FRANCISCO. Csfi-
foruia-
Location Of works, De,ifs Gate District,
Lyon county. Ssvsda.
the Board Of Directors. held on the eth day
III Noy.nber. fsI6. An assessmeut mo. a. OF
One Dollar Der share vss levied upon ths
espltsl stoeh Of ths generation. nsvable Inn
msdiatsiy. in United ststes voii coin. 10 The
Rscfrtary. AT the once Of the COMPANY, Room
10 Hayvard's Buildine. No. Sl0 California
str,st asn Yrsnoisco. California
.,o-s rncn ~hieh mi. ..s...m.,t .hall
,,maIn unp.id on he ia,s dsy Of pecsnSe.,
10 lii ~ dsi,nonsn, ana sdve,ti.sd sor ssIs
N pablo auction. and unls.s payment 10 made
| bsfors yin BE- cold on TUESDAY. the second
| (1dl day Of January, isfJ, 10 pay the delinquent
sssessmsnt, together with eests Of advertising
and erpsnses OF GALE.
n, order % he Boarl Of Dlrectors.
W. X. DEAN, SECRETARY.
oA~-Room 10 HAWAII Duiiitnr. No. Iip
c.iif.spia ssr.st. ssn Frsncisco. California.
n ADV WAsHIN0rOS MhNhN0
IL Location o. prineipai pisce
Of ousiness, nan Francisco: California
LEGATION OF worhs, ooid hih' storey eoah'
y. Nevada
Notice 70 nsr.oy given. VA. mssuas ~,
the bosru o. Dtrvetofs, nelno IN sne ~ usl,o'
November. 1919, an Aseessment 10, slo. r.y
CseeJ oenss p,r shafe 49, ie,lsa up"n sns
capital stos. o. me ofponuon pA,so' nns
datey. IN Sni,sa W ~ xos So mn saom n
nsyvaius nusanx.' =" Nv -
rrsheisS". Ss'ho'.. -.. ...n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-15

n ina COMPANY -Loc.u n 81 prinslp.i
riass q ba,iness san trasei.el c,ii,,niA.
Location 81 works, Dc.trs Gate District.
Store, AMI Lyon COMMITTEES, Nevada
" tice IL hereby gives. tas, 81 . meeting 81
the Trustees OF .sid c,mpsny. held "a the NH
day of ociob-s. is'6. en- assessmsnt lNo. u Of
Tssuty Ave Cents per shsre vas isvied upsn
the e.pitai s,o'h 81 the corpors,lcn. payable
10 thu 4 scr-tary. a. the once % the @ snpsny,
Rom 81. No. so Pms s,rc-i. ssi Francisco.
Any stock upoa which this ssses.msnt shsil
remain unpaid on n, sshdy ., N.ssmv,r
1873. will he isinausn'. and advertised 20,
sale q, plblie auction. and unle.. pAyinsnt 10
m.i. ssfor- vii b. so,t on TUESDAY. ths
i,th day q December. 1870 IN pay the dsiin-
qIeat assessment. tcs thor WITH co-ss 81 ad-
'rr'i'ins 'p pr ,,esri acs n Secretary.
om--Ro,,n ~. No. so rise street, san
rancl-eo. California. ne1nd
crPEniOR ssOLD AND sa
- MINING CONPNNY.-Locaiicn Of pr'rci-
PAL rlsee u bu.ine-s. can frsneiseo. CAL
fo-nia.
Lscstlon Of x,,k.. Cold I'm Ninisz Dis
trtet. storey eoaary. Nevada.
Na,ie- l. hereby given. that at q meeting ~
the hard OF iio~ctor.. h.id On the itth day OF
Oeio sr, ISIS. an assessment mo n OF Five
Cents per shave Va. ls,ied uron the espilal
stock % the corporation, payable Immediately,
In Cnlied States soti coin, N the Secretary,
st the once q tn Company. No. AK c.f.
fnrnis street. hoon II. San Francisco. Cali.
fOrnii.
remain uupald on the 18Th DAY % November.
ISIS, viii be deiiulusn'. and advertised FOR sais
a, pnb,ic ~a1c,ion. sni unlcss payment 4. male
hsfor. Win be sold on SATURDAY, he 81
oar OF December. isfs, 70 pay the ~dslinau.ut
s..ss.nsat. ,os.tses With eosts OF Advertising
a, o,,., m m. Ilssrd ~ Directors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-15
DELINQUENT SALES.

NIAGARA GOLD AND BIvLEn
IN MINING coMPANY.-Locsiion Of prn
opal place Of businets, San fnncisco. csit
fcrnia.
Location Of works, Gold Hill Mining Dis
triet. Storey county. Nevada.
Nouce.-rhers are delinquent upon tho fol
lovtnedsscnbed stock. on account OF assese
meut mo. q levied on the ID day OF Octo
Der, 1910, the several amounts set opposite M
names oil the respective shareholder. - foi
laua.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-15

the Board Of Dirsctor, made On I'M sist dsv al
September. lsIs, % many shares OF zach parcel
OF suen etoek a. may b. neossssry viii be
sold 81 puslie a~actIon, 81 the once OF NE oon-
psny. on MONDAY. the mn day Of Novsmbsr,
1915. Of The hour OF I o'clock ,. n. OF said day,
gsthsr with costs Of sdvsrtasIne ana sxpsnsss
u ,. STIRLING. sssrsssy.
iS-sss: !, = I'D .. H. - Pin. .ss..t,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-15
o. o. STATIONARY ENGINEERS,

DEouLAR MEETING RvRRY SATURDAY
N EVENING, q f:so o'sioef. az Niper'
Union Han. p street. Virginia otty.
SIN J. T. GREENWOOD, RS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-15

ANA IN accordance with law. and an order Of
the board Of Dlreetors. made on the ID day
Of October. 1870, 90 many shares OF each
b cold II public ~anetion. ID the ofnos OF the
Company, on FRIDAY. the Nth day OF No.
vsmber. isIe, at the hour Of Z O'Clock p. =. Of
paid day, 10 pay ssid delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs Of advertising
". n. TOwNsHND. secrst.ry.
omss-0 Nevada bloch. Gan Francisco. Gall.
fornia. nostd
fyABINEr INNING ConPXNY.-
" Location Of principal place OF business.
40 Pine street. Gan Yrsacisoo, California.
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District,
storey County. Nevada.
Notiec.-rhers are delinquent upen the fol.
lowing-described stock, on aeoount Of assess
ment mo. ~ levied on the 3ist day Of Sep'em.
her. 1915. the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, Is fol.
la.-A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-15

as to $40 ssn "a. yoa 4 J Hoss-
mrif sTINsoN no.. Portland, Mama.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-15

IE MEIME 5!E:ss...sssRsH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-15
ASSESSMENTS LEyIIb.

ann HIII. WEDNESDAY,. Iov. IS 1873
AssEssAENfs LkIIEb.
&oLD CANON CoysoLlDArED
rvISIy0 CONPANY.-Locatson Of prin.
eip.i place Of badness, San Francisco. Cali
'' location Of works. Gold Hin District. Storey
Sotice Is hereby given. that ct . meeting Of
an. n,sri N Directors Of sAid Company. held
on the 18Th day Of ssptsmbef. isio, an esseesr
msni Of Ten Csas psr share was levisd oySn
the capital stock o. ne eorporston, p:y,Sss
srerslxy pro tsm., at h sodies. Room, Nos.s
and 10, No. - Clay strsrt lsraes OF hessr.
O'Connor q PHdovi. Ran Francisco, Can
fornA.
Any stock aPon wsiss tais ..sss,%sn. ,aa, y,
November. tsfs, wii bs delinquent. and over
ltsei Tor sals At public auction, and unlsss PAY
msnt 10 made before Oil be sold On WkDNss-
DAY, The 3th day Of Dscsmoss. ~, 70 PAY
The delinquent ssssssmsnt, tcsvensf VIZ co"
A. A. PARpOw. yserstAfy pro tenn.
om~-Room. . and 10. No. 50 Clay ssress.
San Francisco. CsliictniA s1sosd
0LOnE CONSOLIDATED nlNlNe
(I COMPANY. Location o. principal place
az bn,tne.s. san Francisco, California.
Locaiion Of works. Gold HIN. s,orsy esussJ,
Nevada.
NJ si sss.s q oi'f Sis.s sssss S sas' .. 4: sTss as :,
Of Octo5sf. 1878. IN assessment tNo.. u OF
rveuty.nvs Gents PEI shars va levied upon
We capital STOCK OF the corporatiea. payable
imm.diusly. In United States scld csin. v The
ssrretary. 81 the once Of The Company. Room
No. I. sea M,n,eomsry street., ssa rrsnasse,
An, ssoek UPON which this sssssmsns shall
remain unpaid on The Nth day Of Novsnsss.
$50, viii be dsiiuqusnt. and Advertised Tor
sale 81 publis a~ustiou. and uniess psynsnt !.
made ssforc will ~ sstd 90 WEDNESDAY,
the nth day cf Decsmbse. isfs. 10 paw the do
ifnqusnt ssssssmsnt. tssths. WIN Gusts OF
Advsrusing and Expenses OF eAie.
ny osisr of tns Hoard 81 Dtreesors.
". y. BO0ARr. s~srssAry.
0mss- Ron M. I. toi hontgcasry street
ssn Yraneisoo. California. ss1std
Courm OPniR niyiNs CORA.
- N~Y-Loeatios Of PRINCIPAL place OF eua'
Ioesiioa Of soris, 0old MN. ssersg eess'y,
Noties 10 hereby stvss. thai - . sesiinx Of
the Board Of Director. held - Assts osy .,
October. isTs. AZ asssssssss ~. ~
capital stass Of The eospotsiion; payable I'm.
meiIatsiy, In Uniied stsiss gold coin. W the
eser,tsry. a. the once 81 the said csnpany.
Room No. .. 81 Ne. ia xon'soi.sJ sssss' ssh
Francisco. California
any stoeh spon which ,his asssssmsa. sss.'
remain uapsld On the al day q No,snosf.
lsja. will be ~dslinQusat. and advsrhsee for
s.l, Al public anefioa and unless payment 10
malls beiocs will BE- sid on TuksDAf the
i3lA d.y Of December. isfe. N paJ tbs deln-
qnent a~sssssmsnt. tossthsr gin eosts OF sdssf'
tisins and expense. Of sals
IA, ,risr OF the Boani Of Directors.
a. Q. aiLsARr. sssrsts5.
Ones-Ro,m No. =. 81 Ne. M Nosts Imey
direct. Dsn Francisco, Csiifcrsla cEI''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-15
MISe aDLD AND sILv.s MN

Onee-Sss Montgomery street Room n. san
r.aacisro, CNiiforniA ec15d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-15

olsxlcf W,
Greenekaum. utibing 4 W.
Trustees iVu.s.Wo
T%:..... ..:;.;:i..:;;: 'iss'. .icp. 100
G~reenebaum. uelbing q Co.,,
oresnebsuu Hslbing 4 Co.,. a. a..
Trustees. .'e''''Ee
0rcencbaum. Hsibing I 10.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-07-13
See card of Mr.. J. G.. Allen in
another column.

New York Sun: In 1764 Messrs.
Laclede, Chouteau, and consorts,
fur traders, established under the
authority of the French Governor
General Of Louisiana, trading
post on the right bank of the Mis-
sissippi, some fifteen miles below
the mouth Ut the Missouri. They
called it ST. Louis. In 1903, when
Louisiana was sold to the United
States by Napoleon, then First Con.
sui, for 81, 000, 900, st. Louis con-
tanned /, 200 inhabitants; in 1922 the
number had increased to 5000; and
since 1850, when $4,000 people had
gathered there, the population has
doubled itself every ten years, so
that in 1860 it was 16O, 900, and in
1870 it had grown to $4,000; and
in 1873 the report of the Chamber
of Commerce of st. Louis puts it at
428, 1000.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-07-13

The New York Herald thus al
ludeS to the retrenchment measures
OF Congress now so strenuously OPP.
posed by the Senate, that serious
trouble is apprehended:
The saving which the House pro-
poses to affect amounts in all to the
large sum of S4O,OOO,0OO, equal to
nearly 81 a head of our whole pop
ulation. This can be done without
embarrassing the public service, and
indeed it can be confidently said
that if there were time to examine
the estimates thoroughly, it would
not be difficult to save $40, 10000
more.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-07-13

70 prevent forfeiture of charter,
Col. Tom SCOTS Texas and Pacific
Railroad Company is working to
complete two gaps in that road by
the middle OF next August. These
are the thirty miles west of Dallas.
Texas, between Eagle Ford and
Fort Worth, on the main east and
west line, and the ninety-two miles
on the Fort Worth and North.
western Branch or Trans-continen.
tai Branch, between Paris and Sher.
man.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-07-13

Let Democratic orators and
editors keep it steadily before
the voters that the issues are
not sectional or religious; that
the war questions are irrevoca-
bly, settled and buried; that the
school system is not to be tam
pered with in any sectarian in
terest; and that in all respects,
things are to remain as they
are, except that the millions of
dollars wrung from the wages of
.labor are not to be stolen or
wasted, as they have been under
Republican direction, but to be
applied to the reduction of the
national debt, and the necessary
expenses of the Government
honestly and economically ad-
ministefed.
These are the questions which
the Republicans will endeavor
to dodge and obscure; but these
are the questions upon which
the people will vote in Novem-
Der and upon nothing else at
all material.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-07-13

Speaking of the passive attitude
OF the South at st. Louis, the Globe
democrat OF that city asks: ais
there no danger behind this conspir.
acy Of silencef" A newspaper edited
from q penitentiary by a leader of
one of the most gigantic conspira-
cles OF modern times isn't in a posi-
ton to get off such stuff as this.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-07-13

The Albany Argus notes the prom
inence of Ohio just now in matters
political. The list of Government
officials from that State includes
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court,
MT. Waite, Associate Justice, Mr..
Swayne; General of Army, General
Sherman; Lieutenant General OF
Army, General Sheridan, and Att0r-
ney General Alfonso Taft.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-07-13

The scheme to strengthen the
Republican side of the Senate by
admitting New Mexico as State
is defeated for this year, and
probably for some years to come,
as the bill admitting that Terri
tory goes over until next session.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-07-13

REPUBLICAN NOMIN ATOMS FOR
CONGREsS.-First District. II. c.
Warmoth; second district, H. G..
Dibble; third district, C. B. OAR
rail; Fourth, Geo. L. Smith; fifth,
}. =. Leonard, of Carroll, sixth,
G. E. Nash, colored, of st. Lam
dry.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-07-13
Mass Meeting.

BY request of many voters, a
Mass Meeting of all citizens of
Bossier parish, without reference
to color or past party affiliations,
who are ip favor Of REFORM and
HONEST GOVERNMENT, and OP-
POSED TO RADICALIsM, is called
to meet at Coleville, on Saturday,
July 10Th, for purposes of organ
ization for the Campaign, and
for appointment of delegates to
State Convention to assemble at
Baton Rouge on oath inst.
J. A. SNYDER,
Chairman of last Elk. Com.
Bellevue, La, July 4, 1876.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-07-13

According to the New York
Mail, "the ticket is a regular
double ender-goes just as well
one way as the other. 'Rah for
Releehw and Seyah !"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-07-13

The first bale of Texas cotton
OF this years growth was receiv-
ed at New Orleans on the 9th
weight 2Opounds, and classed
strict low middling. 1t sold for
26 cents.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-07-13

Salary grabbers to the front
Hays is a salary grabber; so is
Wheeler.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-07-13

A special to the Shreveport
Times says Henry Geer, colored,
was lynched at Homer, Claiborne
parish, on the night of the 9th
instant, by about forty men,
Geer was hanged to a tree on the
public square. "He had been
guilty of grossly indecent con-
duct towards a white lady"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-07-13

The District Conference for
the Shreveport District, Louisi-
ana Annual Conference NJ. E..
Church South, will convene at
Red River Church, Thursday
9th inst, alto o'clock A.. M.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-07-13

Elsewhere will be found the
announcement, as a candidate
for Representative. of VIM. M.
Abney. Born and raised here
in Bossier, "Sam" is too we'll
known torequire any recommen-
dalton at our hands.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-07-13

and Hendricks, like Hayes and
Wheeler, have borne themselves
well in their conduct through life.
Richmond Enquirer In the plat
form there is no uncertain ring, and
the spirit of reform it breathes must
find an echo in every honest heart
throughout the land. AS a broad,
bold and fearless enunciation of
principles it affords room on which
every element true to the tradition
of liberty, honor and honesty can
stand.
Buffalo Courier (Dem): Once
more, therefore, we unfurl to the
breeze, and nail to the mast, the
banner that has twice been victori-
ous-the flag of 1874 and 1876
with its motto that has already
redeemed the Empire State and is
destined to redeem the nation-the
watchword, now more than ever
full of meaning, of Tilden and Re-
form! In hoe ssgno uincimms.
st. Joseph MOI Gazette: While
Mckee and Mcguire, the convicted
whiskey thieves, sleep on spring
mattresses, in rooms carpeted with
$5 Brussels, and get their meals at
q French restaurant, thousands of
honest men, who have paid taxes
to replace the stealings Of the wbis-
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-07-13

= =
Neac York San Ind: The chief,
if not almost the only issue in the
election Of next November, will be
the question of reform and honest
government. This is rendered ne.
cessary by the alarming corruption
which, under Grant, has got estab-
lished in every department of the
Administration. IT we are to have
any government at all, indeed if any
citizen is to be allowed to enjoy any
part of his honest earnings, public
plunderers must be turned out of
office, and honest men put in their
places.
Now, there is one man whose ma
tural tendencies and favorable cir
cumstances have made him pecu-
liarly the representative of this kind
of reform. That man is Samuel j.
Mlden Of New York. He is not
merely known a. arguing in favor
of honest government; he has net
merely exposed and denounced the
thieves and plunderers of the other
party; he has exposed and attacked
the thieves and plunderers Of his
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
wAsHIxGroS March l3. 1876

WAsMyGroS March l3 1874
PROGRESS OF INvEsTIGATIoN-THE TRIAL OF
THE SAFE BURGLARY coNsPIRAToRs-sEcRETs
OF THE RKAL ESTATE PooL-THR COST or
NAVAL EXPERIMENTS.
District Attorney Wells to-day again appeared before
the House Committee on the Judiciary now investga
ting into the causes why the Harrington safe burglary
conspirators have been tried into the con-
spiracy ITSELF and presented the original confessions
made by Nettleshp and Cunz, as also the statement
made by Harrington himself HSrringtonis statement IL
in the nature OF confession but Is OF denial
Of the facts forth the confession OF Ncte
ship Several other witnesses were also examined
The anticipated developments creating considerable
anxiety certain quarters here. The investigation
Mir Knott says, viii DC thorough.
Mr. Hsleu Kilbournc appeared before the Real
Estate Pool Committee this morning and again do.
cnod to produce the private books papers Of the
hrm Of Kilbourne LaGta In relation TO their
real estate transactions, on the ground tina.
he and his partners are engaged IN
private business and have no connection
with the government Of the United States except TO
pay taxes and obey the laws further that they are
conscious Of having violated any law, are they
not charged with fraud that production OF
their aud papers would their transactions
with ali their IT, however, any respectable
would alege that their business has any relation
with the public interests, they would submit all their
books and papers the committee but otherwise
Mr. Klbournc takes the additional ground that nc
stands on TIE constitutional right guaranteed every
citizen not Of violating any law OF being pro-
tccted in his personal liberty and property from
unreasonable search OF MS private papers
The room was then cleared for delDeration. with
the exception counsel aud the committee proceeded
make up a against Mr. KbOurne TO be reported
to the House
The committee decided TO rspOrs tomorrow Mr..
The New York herald., 1876-03-14
DEPARTMENT OF THE PACIFIC.

Department OF the SOUTH SIC, 090 90
The grand total OF paid each year the
use OF our standing army is $lS209s 90.
To read thus statement would DO at loss o
know now SO great saving could bo annually mado,
claimed by the transfer Of the various military head
quarters TO suitable forts We have all heard the old
saying that 'hgures won't he" Probably they will
II let alone but they certainly be made bear
u important If not principal part the fabrca
tion of untruth or lnisstatement Have they been
mado TO do this Ia the under consideration Let
US sec In the nrst place the general reader must bc
told that for military purposes the government has
least ways OF obtaining private buildings in
towns or for the use OF officers az quarters
or ofices The commonly understood method, but
the usual one, perhaps Ia for the Quartermasters
Department TO enter into a writton contract with tho
OF buildings by whichithe In return
for the payment OF a liked monthly yearly rental
OBTAINS tho OF tho buildings such purposes
may DO desired Having obtained The buildings
In this way they may DO used quarters, as Offices
storehouses, &c. Now II this the only in
which the military provide the necessary
quarters for such officers and tatoncd in
cities then the above statement OF might be
accepted the TRUTH the whole truth ing but
the truth In many OF the larger cities where officers
are stationed latter prefer to oscupy house
the ordinary manner but 10 1.-Two public hotel or
boarding house. Now, II will not DO expected that
Il General Hard Tack MAJOR Pork Beans desire to
luxurale at the Arlington Hotel this city or the
Fifth Avenue ia New YORK the Lindell 10 50. LOUIS
that Uncle Sam. with all his foolish extrAvaganccs,
will rent the other OF these agnIdcent
hotels But what ho dor for as before stated,
IL will never answer allow these delicate sons OF
Mars be thrust into OF the military forts whore
he might probably forget the latest 1gurs the ger
man and possibly gain useful knowledge OF his
profession. ln this dilemma he compromises with
his military nephcws In this wise :-"While cannot
unfortunately, IN the present condition Of my finances
and the agitaed condition OF political sentiments,
rent each of you hotel will do the best thing
can. Go and select tho best In most
aud costly hotels In the city and at the end
OF the month will send the proprietor a check
amount equal to what you would pay In you
rented house in the ordinary manner through the
QuartermAster's Department" The result Is that OF
the immense number OF officers stationed the large
cities very few actually occupy rented house; con-
soquenty the above statement Of the Quartermastor
General while intended 10 sune further inquiry only
covers small portion of expense which the gov
ernment pui each year by keeping 90 many o1acers
IN the cities
RgrfcKScE OF oFVlcRRs.
Il 10 Impossible 10 gather information upon these
points from any Of she bureau onccrs When APP
preached THE Of any hmlIar subject mum n svi.