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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-09
,ILyER HILL MINING CON

~ PHNY.-Locsion Of principal place Of
busipess, Ban Franc SEQ. California.
Location OF works, Gold I'LL, storey county
Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the FOL
lowingdescribed stock. on account OF assese-
mcnt mo. 81 levied on the 18Th day OF July.
1876, tho several amounts set opposite me
names OF the respective shareholders. a fol-
lnwa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-09

tion Of principal place Of business. San Fran.
cisco. California.
Location Of works, storey county. State Of
Nevada.
Noticc.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing.described stock. on secoupt Of assess.
ment no. ~ levied on the 2ith day OF July,
1876, the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders. ~ fol-
love:
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MFRS GOLD AND sILvEn MIN

nEIDES GOLD AND aILvER MIN.
MI fN9 COMPANY. Location OF principal
place Of business. Rooms n and u Merchants
exchange. san Francisco, c.liiornis.
Location Of works, uold uili Mining Distric..
Storey eountv. Sevada
Sotiee IL hereby given. that 81 . meeting Of
the Directors, held on the 18th day OF Angus.
isTs. an assessment lNa. ~ Of Twenty cen,s
per share was levied upon ,ne capita
aiely. In United state gold coin. TO the seers.
tsrv. AZ the once of the Company. Rooms %
and ~ Msrchsnt.' Exchange. California street.
san rraneiseo California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
rsnaln unpaid on the 18th day Of September.
isfs. viii be delinquent. and advertised Tor sale
Al public anction. and unless payment IL
made before viii BE- told OF THURSDAY.
the sth day Of October, is1c. 10 PAY the de-
iinqusn, sss.ssmen,. together win costs OF Id
'sr'i''ns and ''R LOUIS Z .ifiiN. SECRETARY.
once Rooms n and n Merehsnts' H
change, San frsseisco. California auiftd
GOLD = CuRRY aILvER MN.
yT ma COMPANY. - Location OF principal
Place Of business, San Francisco California
Location Of vorts. virginia. storey county.
Nevada.
Noucs 10 hereby givsn, that q . meeting OF
the Board OF Directors. held on the ilth day Of
Angus, 1919. an assessment CNo. 10 OF One Dol.
lar ttil per share vac levied upon the capital
stocs Of the corporation, payable immediA'ely.
IN Cnlted states gold coin. to the Secretary. 81
the once Of the Company. Room No. 40 Ne
uds BLOCK, No. 800 Montgomery street. San
Francisco. Cslifornis.
Any stock upon which this assessment shsll
remain unpaid on the 18Th day Of September.
ls.6. will be delinquent. and advertised for sals
sipaelie suction. and anls., Paym.a, =. made
day Of October. is.d. to pay the delinquent as-
ssssment. together With costs Of Atvsrtis'ng
and expenses ot saie.
By ordet of the Hoari Of Directors.
AlYRrD x. DuRBRow. seerstsry.
O~n1cs-Room ~ Nevada Hook. No. ss Mont
cnm.rx airrsi SAn frAnciaco. California.
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

OCCIDENTAL CONsOLIDArED
n GOLD AND SILVER MINING CON
pany.-Location Of principal place OF busihess'
ssn Francisco. California. -
Location OF works, storey county. Nevsna-
Notice IL hereby given. that AZ = mse',ng vi
the Boasd 90 Directors. held on the ai.t a.To'
Anaast. isTG. an Assessment mo ~ oil Ten
Cents 40 ets.j per shaw Vas levied npen .ns
capital stock Of the corporation. psysoi' IN
mediaiely. IN uniiet state. go,d CON, !" w. y
secretary, At the ONCE OF tns eomln.y. sS"nn
IN Montgomery street. h"mf. uPr'"'''
An, .to.s upon which this assessment shall
rmsln unpaid on the eth day OF september.
1879. viii he delinquent; and sasertiseu y
msdc hsfcr will be cold on The TWELFTH
DAY Of ocruBgR. ISIS. 70 pay the delinquent
ssssssmsni. together with costs Of Advertising
and expeuses OF sale.
by order OF the board Of pir,e,or.
OTTO MErcurtC. seerctary.
OnBee-No. S1S Montgomery street. noon z
up stAir.. san frsne $50. calliotniA sn2,,d
NANEY GOLD AND slLvER
IL NINfN0 GENERALIZATION of prtn-
eipal place Of business. San Francisco, CALI
Location OF works. Lyon eoun,y. state OF
Nevada.
the board OF Directors. held IN the 9Th day OF
July, 1910, an assessment mo. ~ OF Fifteen
usn,s Der share was levied on the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United States gold coin, to the Secretary.
IL the once Of the Company. No. 10 C.i-
ifomla street. Roo s, San Francisco. CAL
iforniA.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shan
remain unpaid on the sist day OF August.
1876. win be delinquent. and advertised for sale
ct public auction. and unle-s payment 70 made
before win be sold on THURSDAY. the siri
DAY Of September .isIs,to pay the delinquent as
ssssment. together with costs OF advertising
uEo. IL. sPiNNEY. SECRETARY.
Onice-So. sD California street. Room No,a .,
Ban francisco. California. Ustd
NFecLELLAN CONSOLIDATED
mi GOLD AND SILVER MlNlSa GO
panyr-Loeaiion of principal place Of business
ban Frasciseo. California.
Location Of works. sisel Mining District
STOREY county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that 81 . meeting o.
the Board of Directors. held on the ?ist dax q
August. 1919. an assessment mo. u OF Tel
Cents no cta.i per share WAS levied upon
the capital stock OF tho corporation. pa,Ab
Immediately. In United stsie- gold coin. toths
SECRETARY, at the once Of the Company. Ma
az. Montgomery street. hoom D. W Stair. Sl
Francisco. Caiifornis.
remain unpaid On the 25tf DAY Of September
is.s. will be delinquent. and advertised Ioi
sale 81 public auction. and unless payment !.
made befers will be sold ON the i2th Gag OF
October, isI6. tn pay tho delinquent Assess.
ment. toxether with costs OF advertising and
expenses % sale.
py order OF the Board % Directors.
Orro MErcHric. secretary.
Onnce-No. "a Montgomery street, Room 2
up stsirp, san Francisco. California.
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GROWN POINT 0OLD AND HlI~
u YER MINING COMPANY location OF
principal place Of business. sAn frAneiseo.
LSesiion Of WORKS, Gold I'M. storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that II . meeting OF
the Board OF Directors, held on The isth day OF
August, 1878, an assessment mo. 7D OF Ons
Dollar t&D PR share Was levied upon the cap
i,al stock of the corporation. payable In
mediately. In United states gold coin, 10
tns Secretary. 81 the once Of the Company.
Room ~ iiaysard's Building, No. tfp Csiifor.
MIA street. san Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessmrnt shall
remain unpaid on the 10Th day Of s~spts1ber.
1870, will 10 delinquent. and advertised nr
sale at pnhiie s~nction. and unless peymsnt 10
made b~fors will BE- cold on TUESDAY. the
i0th day Of october. tsfe. On pay the delinquent
assessment, together with The costs OF adver
tising and expeuses OF sale.
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
JAMES NEwLASDs. scervtary.
Oface--3s ~IIAyward's Building. No. ais Call.
fomia street. sAn Francisco. California auie,d
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M coMr4NT.-Lossiion o. priaeip.


A I'M COMPANY. -Loesiioa Of principal
place OF basireas. San funeises, California.
Location Of works. Devifs Gate District
Lyon county. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that 81 . meeting OF
the Trustees of said Company. held on the sth
dag of August. 1910. an sssessment (No. y OF
rifteen us Cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF tho corporation. payable
10 he Secretary, Il the once Of the Company.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shalI reuain unpaid 90 the 9th day OF sep-
tsmber, p7s, will be- delinquent, and cd
vertissd for sals 1t pablo auction. and IN
lea pay msnt 10 male before viii be cold on
sATtIDAY, the 3pth day of September. isIs.
20 pay the delinquent as>essment. together
with svsts Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
JNO. A. REfChEhT. Secretary.
Ofhee-No. 80 Pine street, Rooms - and u.
esn Francisco. California. ani0td
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HAYWARD CONsOLIDATEp

Once = Room No. 10 HAywsrd's Building,
No. ts California street. San Francisco. Cali
fOrnia. ael I'd
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ACCIDENTAL CONSOLIDATED
n GOLD AND SILVER MINING CON-
pany.-Losaiioa Of principal place Of business
Am Franrtsco- California;.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-01
ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS
To NEW YORK WHOLESALE

10 NE w 1ONh W ALOAGCAAI
PRICES, and to enable such Of his
customers who do not find it conven-
lent TO come to the city to make taeir
purchases, he herewith gives Partial
Price List, as guide to how ne IS
selling goods i'll st. Paul
Best Standard Prints, tnsn and
beautiful STYLES 8 to s c.
Good Bleached Sheeting, 80 inches
wide, &c.
Good Bleached Sheetins, 20 inches
wide, Sc.
Best Bleached Sheetlng, IS inches
wide, lOc
Good Unbieached Sheetins, 80 inch-
es wide, &c.
Best Unbleached Shee,ing, such as
Indian Heads, etc, &c.
Best Domestic Glnghar., De-
Shawls, beautiful summer sty les &c
ana upwards.
Real Broche Snawls, endless varle-
t,, 81, and upwards
Good Mems and Ladies Hose a. 5
per doz.
parasols from he, upwards.
Dress Goods, new Spring AMI Sum
mer Sly les, from l24e, upwards.
Ladies' Linen Suits. the largest "a
r.ety ever offered, from 81 and ~
wards. Pure Linen.
Cottonajes, Kentucky Jeans, CAss
meves, and all other articles IN ou'
! line, too numerous to mention, ~ m
same ratio OF prices
Orders solicited, which aill tecelv'
i pyompt attention and sa.lsta ton guar
| anteed.
Remember anu seni oriees -
4. II. STROTSE.
Corner Thru, ani Wapasha stree
/ 81 Paul. MINI
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MARKET REPORTS
Weekly letter Of Shrosder -indbicm & Co. |
MILWAUKEE,, Nav 9th. 1876.

MILWAUKEE, May 9th. 1876.
Tie small receipts and favorable teIor OF
foreign advces, have impaired considerable
strength to our market during the week but
the knowledge OF liberal farmers deliveries
and as consequence prospective large receipts
together with warm and favorable weather,
have induced caution on the part OF buyers;
and taking into consideration the tendency OF
reports from Turkey, the course Of the market
has not been entirely satisfactory to holders.
The question as to the probable result OF con-
tinued warm weather and large receipts inter
poses itself on the attention .of the trade, and
operates as bar to any free movement on the
part Of buyers. 1t is apparent that, at
present prices, farmers are disposed to
bart with their surplus, and the movement
from the interior during the next thirty days
promises to De extremely brisk Al present
freisLts there is fair margin in moving the
grain eastward, but this movement is likely to
be somewhat checked by lack Of confidence on
the part Of shippers as to the ability OF the
grain to pass unhurt through the Erie Canal
at prices during the next two weeks
IN speculative circles there IS comparatively
little dore; buyers and sellers both pursue d
conservative course.
New York adj vseS indicate good demand
at futl prices and stocks continue to decrease
everFW here
W. quot ~ Harp. si:24, Extra. = IS
No !. el.t. NJ :, q ,U94, No 3, ~ u, , =
Juna, s. ,o9 ; .. July 500.
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IndisputabIe Evidence.
ST kLAo. Ill. July 8, 1871

ST ELAO4 liz july ., los4
R. Y. PIERCE, NJ D.; Buffalo, N. y
wish to add my testimony to the wonderful
curative properties OF your AIT; Ext. OF doldep
Medical Discovery. have taken great interest
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ly afflicted with dyspepsia, liver deranged and
an almost perfect prostration OF the nervous
system So rapid and complete did the Dis
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like magic and a perfect wOader to myself, and
since that time we have never been without a
bottle OF the Discovery and Purgative Pellets in
the honSe They aie solid, sound family
physician in the house and ready at all times
to fly to the relief OF sickness-without charge
We have never had a doctor in the house since
we first began the use OF your Pellets and Dis
covery. have recommended the use OF these
medicines in several severe and complicated
Gas es arising from, as | thought, an impure
state of the blood and in no one case have they
failed to more than accomplish all they are
claimed to do will only mention one as Ie-
markable Though could give you dozens:
Henry Foster, furniture dealer, OF thH place,
who was one of the most pitifUl objects ever
seen, his face swollen out of shape, scales and
eruptions without end, extending to his body,
which was completely covered with blotches
and scales. Nothing that he took seemed to at
feet tia particle. finally induced him to try
a few bottles Of the Golden Medical Discovery;
witt! daily use of the Pallets, assuring him il
would surely cure him. He commenced its
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night for week, then one each night, and the
Discovery as directed. The result Is, to-day his
body is smooth, and the scaly ernptlons are
gone He has taken Some seven or eight bot
tie, in all and considers himself cured. This
case had batiled the skill OF our best hysiclans
Messrs Dunford a. Co., druggists, OF thu:
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and The demand steadily increases, and they
give pei lect satisfaction III every case.
Respectfully, W Il. CHAMpLlN
Agt Am Exp 60
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Thar hae b-au no s1ch improvement in 0u-
line OF 0iss nssss ~ there has been IN the manu
facture Of ready made clothing Il = no Es1
now for gentleman % Ieav- his measure and
par such exhorhitan. prices because he can
Boston Ua- Price Clothing Store Minneapolis
hare done something .LAs no other house have
gra- done before IN the STATE Their have pu.
IL cnLpl-te lite u tn. very finest clothing
known 10 tie trade and Their are fitting oct
some III th@ t-ss irss-el men in The ctr Gre
them ) IRA.
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This is the motto OF Messrs D. " lngarso-l
il Co. and sceounts for the low prices hey ar
able 20 make
sA.se stocks, good soais, FAR dealing. N
low prizes vii. asconn. for the largely IE1srssel
trade they A. ioing.
No tar1ae- visiting st Pau should al e
. < slrou-A asesr spssndi1 stock 4 ios!stss2cs
All - these n no Go TO. coase "a ih- civ and
wssl. - avail themselves If the Ior pros ro~
offered, VI. szv s@Hd along yoTr orders
TEsv. t.. sssea Of dry goods IL the sale = y
vour siiss<~ai At whole sac priees for cash Are
vou satisfied With sf- old credit svsfem and 81
per oea.. Aided 70 the prsos ron pay ior sssss
psiyls-Eey
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A. H Strouse, corner Third and
Wabasha streets, St Paul, beng the
leading Dry Goods me chant, hss re-
duced his
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Cal !, th, Boston One Price Clothing Store
St Paul. and see Tue uniforms OF oaPt. =
kinss Light Infantry Company
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Rsai the advertisements Ut the Atlantic 4 Pa
elf Tea Co.
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FARMERS OF THE WEST.

in nnlo
chumeau machinery
has
deary
that
thesmp kstE he best n
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We have to chronicle tAe continued
growth aud prosperity of The ANTi-MoN-
oPoLlsT It has now the finest advef-
tisement patronage Ia Minnesota.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ST. PAUL, MINI. June lst, 1876.
From and after this date We viii
make a discount o, % per cent % the
above figures.
Goods have now struck bottom and
we should be gla.i to receive your or
ders.
A. n. STROUSE-
, 1876-07-14

But one bone OF contention now separasoa
the Conference Committee on tho Sundry
Civil bill-tho clause intcrpolated by tho
House for the repeal of tho law which ran-
ders 1t possible to hive fair and honest eloc-
tons. Apart from tho merits OF dcmerits OF
tho proposition, (which contemplates tho
removal Of all restrictions In tho way Of re-
peating md ballot-box atufllng in tho Demo-
cratic strongholds OF tho North, and Of MI
protection to tho colored man in tho South
against tho violence and intimidation OF tho
White-Line Democracy, leaving these con-
alterations out Of tho question. the attempt
to ooorco the Senate by tho introduction Of
suoh legislation in an appropriation bill is
rnanifestly improper, and will be, and ought
to be, resisted to tho end by tho Senate, even
et tho risk OF failure of tie Legitimate pro-
visions of tho bill.
, 1876-07-14
quiet at $26o@4.25. One hundred dollars
in gold wonld buy $111.37t in gzeenbaoka At
III a rtona

It npreara TINT tho mission Of tho st.
Louis Convention was wholly misconceivod
by the delegates, who expended great deal
Of breath and persplration in adopting a
platform, and oil for nothing. They ought
10 have left It TO their Presidential candidate,
md saved themselves the trouble and bother
Of determining tho financial policy Of tho
party. b1r. T1LpEx las undertaken to
settle this matter, without regard to
tho platform, which, ~ sop TO
tho innatonists, demands tho repeal
OF tho Resumption act, md tho Democrats
in the House, under the impression that the
party Ia bound by tho utteranccs Of tho Con-
vontion, some time ago instructed tho Bank.
ing and Currency Committee to report re-
peal-bili. The Committee, however, hangs
back and fails to report, aud tho reason of It
is that tho grcat Reformer at Albany las is
sued orders that no report recommending tbs
repeal Of tho Resumption act be submitted.
HENDRICKS and his rsg-monoy followers arc
clamoring for the repeal, and vory interest.
ing rumpus Is among tho near probabilities
, 1876-07-14

l1r. o'Bnms, ex-Pooria mud present CHI
cago criminal lawyer, In defending some
election Judges who attempted to polluto tho
ballot-boxcs at tho spring election in this
city, took occasion to deliver como sweeping
statements about tho Chicago pross. Now,
Mr.. O'Bn1EN, being q professional criminal
lawyer, is really only tho mouthpiece Of his
clients, and In this caso he must bo regarded
as conduit through which tho indicted eloc.
uon.iudges pass their spleen against tho CHI
cago newspapers. Wo should be very sorry
il this sort of cattle did not de-
nounco and abuse the pres,. for NO
should suspect TINT tho pross had
not done its duty. As it ID, we can
only recall that "No rogue e'er felt tho
halter draw, with good opinion Of the law, "
and nll bnllot-box suffers and olcction-re-
turn falsifers naturaajy resent thoir exposure
through tho newspapers, and blame tho
proBs II they aro apprchended and punished.
O'Bn1EN, boing somewhat versed in tho usc
OF invectiyo, md not at all aycrao to employ
ing 1t In any caso whero ho IL retained for
that purpose, will continue to do tho press o
favor by denouncing It right along in behalf
Of his criminal clients,-they usually being
tho vileBt and most vicious wrotches In the
community, whose ill.will is the best praise
newspaper could ask.
, 1876-07-14

Tho dotails Of fearful tragedya Newark,
N. j., yesterday, are contained in the dis-
patches from that city. Throc brothers
named Tu1E1uoRN, notorious as bad and dos
perate men, in resisting an attempt to arrest
them ehot and killed one police officer aud
fatally wounded anothe4. Aftor seriously
wounding another man, tho bloodthiraty trio
charged upon tannery near BY, whore they
killed two workmen. Tho tannefy operatives,
recovering from tho first shock OF terror and
ronsternation, and armed with their cursying-
knives, drove tho murdorors from the factory
md pursued them some distance to
Tho bank Of tho Paasaio River, into which
tho hunted tiends plunged in tho hopo Of
escape. Volleys Of stones and other mis-.
silea from the infuriatod work1nen on tho
bank soon sayod tho State OF New Jeraoy the
trouble Of hanging tho Ta1z1uoaNs, not ono
Of whom escaped from the river alive.
Thus in lcss than half On hour soycn men
were killed and one badly wounded. It ia
hardly necessary to remark that the summary
vengeance executed by tic tannezy work.
mum upon the threo murlerers Ia fully sus-
tanned and approved by public sentiment In
Newark.
, 1876-07-14
edit tho 81. Louis rnpers. It Is whne might
DO oxpootod, however, In such wicked city.

THO regular ebb and flow OF the campaign
in Turkey onco moro brings the sorvians 10
tho surface In some important sucocssos, but
1t may wol1 be doubted whether thoy are OF
suilloiont consequence to materially aifoet the
campaign. Tho most interesting fenture Of
tho campaign turns upon the probabilities Of
Russia taking hand in tho struggle. The
English parora, having short timo ago
shown that 1t was impossible for nussia to
Interfere, on account Of its provoking IN
active alliance between Germany and En-.
gland, nro now Just as vigorously hedging
against tho possibility that sho may pitch In
after nil. A few extracts mny show tho
curious position they occupy. Tho London
Times correspondent says: "We nre thus
driven to tho assumption that sorvfa feels
Justified in counting upon Russian support
an assumption borne out by many direct indi-
cations from tho Neva and Danube alike. "
The Spectator says: "Tho diplomatiata may
threaten ns brusquoly rs they plonso, but
II tho King Of Hungary and the
Gear Of Russia permit servia to DO
occupied by Turks for month,
their thrones would DO exposed, from popu.
lar feoling, TO danger which they arc NOR
ally certain not to faco.' Tho PaN llau
/ budget says: "We are still Of opinion, In
srite Of all TINT has been snid Of the forco OF
national mud religious sympatlltcs in sorvia,
that thcro would bo no attack from Servia
even now, If TINT principality mud It's aliies
wero not assured Of support, sooner Or Inter,
from n orentnr porunr A+1 num-, If 1trsrie
, 1876-07-14
months. II should DO carried ont to tho worry

months. II should be carried ont to tho very
letter.
Fortunately Chicago il now IN a condition
10 dispense with public improvements With
out endangering tho welfare and progress Of
tho city, which was mover before tho case.
Formerly, and Of nccnssity, we had wooden
city. The Enpidity Of our growth and the
lnck Of sewerage procludcd tho erection Of
stone aud brick buildings outside Of small
contro. Now, however, tho system Of Row
crago and water, after tho expenditure OF
many millions Of dollars, Is about complete,
and will 10 adcguato to tho wants Of the city
for ,nany years to come, aud With an increase
Of population BY several hundred thousand.
Tho bridges arc all built, oil tho noccs-
sary railroad yiaducts finished or un-
dor way, the tunnels constructed, the
two Wator-Works nearly ready for
operation, tho pipes enlarged, tho sewerage
ndcqunte, the principal streets improved,
and oil metropolitan projections and COM
forts provided that city Of million pco-
p1o, compactly arranged, rcally require.
There Ia nothing to do but keep this syatom
in order, md It must hencoforth DO done as
economically as possible, without sacrificing
tho property. 80 It hnrpens that, as tho
people aro no longer able To pay ta1ea at the
high rate of The past fow years, tho nocos-
sity disappears aud, waro it not for setting
aside stated sim eycry year to meet tho
indebtedness which the 1nto City Govern
ment saddlod upon tho people, ta1ation
might bo reduced lower than in any other
a.. Ia L. H. Aa$ {p
, 1876-07-14

Under ths provisions of tho common Inv,
built up by centuries OF usage and legal de-
oiaion, tho busineas OF common carriers was
in It's relations to tho people a public tunc-
ton. 1twas pursued by the permission Of
the State, tho author 'of the franchise, and
Its liabilities wore determined BY tbs State.
In later days most pernicioua change has
been introduced, and tho Courts have aanc-
toned the extraordinary claims Of common
carriers to deilno their own liabilities. In
this way, express companies, telegraph COM
panies, md railroads havebeen able to impose
any conditions they pleased on the public