Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-31
rHs NEVADA REVIEW.

Rev. GsorRe ID. Allen, formerly Rector
Of 81. Peters (~Episcopall' Church In
Carson City and editor Of the Nevada
Pulpit. called upon us this morning with
q prospectus Of . quarterly magazine.
or o accurately Review" which he
is now making arrangements TO compile
and publish during this Centennial year.
This Quarterly will bear the name Of
The Nevada Rsries and u the pros
psctus announces. twill be devoted TO
the material. educational. social. polit-
ical and moral interests Of the State"
II will Be- divided into Ave departments.
embracing Mining. Agriculture. Educa-
ton. Morals and Religion and Misesl.
lany. From the prospectus before us
We extract the following. n best indica-
ting the scope and purpose Of the pro-
iscted periodical:
The mining department will contain
information respecting the condition and
development OF all the mines in the
State. and . quarterly report Of the San
Francisco Stock Exchange.
The agricultural department will give
the best methods Of filling the land.
raising crops and cultivatins trees and
shrubSery. and such other information
NJ will be valuable 10 ranchsrs and others
Who cultivate only q small piece Of
ground. II will also give the location
Of Govsrnmsnt and State lands.
Its educational department will be do
| voted 10 the maintenance and improve
msnt Of The Public Schools. The dis
cussion Of the "School Question =" will
b one Of its leading features. The free
school systsm will b defended a. the
safeguard TO u Republican Institutions.
It will ~strsnuously oppose all ssctarian
influences in the public schools.
The moral. or religious department.
| will DO conducted on . plan similar to
that Of the Nspudi Psipii-unssctarian.
liberal, independent, charitable.
Tho miscellaneous department will
contain articles on art. science. htera-
turs. politics. etc.
while the Rsrisr will not Be partisan.
ID will b loyal to the Old Flag. Its
motto will BE- that OF the great seal Of
the State Of Nevada. "All for Our Coun-
try" II will advocate and sustain an
honest administration OF the Affairs OF
the county, State and Nation.
A brief and concise history Of Nevada
in - ~x--.n~.l In Ska Hpuf numhAr
and continued in the other numbers is
sued in 1876. A report Of Nevada at
the Centennial Exhibition will be insert
cd in one Of the numbers.
Each number will contain . small map
Of Nevada. an engraving OF n Of our
public buildings and aportrait OF some
prominent individual connected with
the history Of OH State.
A directory Of the societies in Nevada,
place and time OF meeting will be in
serted. Quarterly and annual reports.
and Communications relating 10 the his
tory, present condition and objects Of
any society will DO pablishsd. u such
reports or communications be sent by
the proper authority.
Contributions for any Of the Depart
msnts Of the Rsrisc will b cordially re-
esivsd. Everyone 10 invited to send
any narrative, incident or fact connected
with the early settlement Of Nevada; OF
any article that may develop the resour'
| ces Of our State or contribute to the In
struction, entertainment or sdihcation
Of the reader.
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