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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-05-31
NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gives notice that he has pur
chased the stock of Cigars Tobacco and Notions OF Mr. c.
w. Friend. The business will be continued by Mr. A.
Hentsehel my agent. NJ WERTHEIMER.
Carson City, May D. 1877. Iay2sn+
, 1877-12-04
Meatfe ttlfgr. Ytps(6ea.
Scr Griea iut Orient.

Qonbon, 3. Seq. Cine &suter'i4e
9epcs9e aug gudarefi beridtst; rSe'
5erteure aus plsmna brinsen Die Na4'
ridt, bob Osmah paida bic abfi6t er'
Hart bat, i'm Ta1s er teinen grias er'
baIt. innerbalb IA Sasen einen ausfaa
gu unternebmen.
Gen. Ssnotieff uno Surf @ortidnfoh
meroen am 9ientase mad Dem ruiiiden
9auptquartiere %abseben."
Cine ruiliide ofisiele Gepeide tbeilt
nit, baB, Die Sirfsn mad. Der glnnobme
bon grooeb Napatiden, Stsprena. TO-
tpie Or9anie rdumten unb lid nod Ell.
mem Defle in Dem 8alfone nabe Wret-
f9et suriid,ossn. Sic @eseno swiiden
ben Sli1en Ssfar unb Osut 1T sdn5'
Ii9 bon Den 5irfen 9erdumt, nnb 81
&u{Ien baben 8etobrop unb 2itldspo
am Osuit beisst.
Die 5irfsn baben bic MnD0bsn. BON
G6abubone in Der NG6e BON 8aium &c,
rdumt, rno Die Mnb6ben ino bon Den
&uileR beiebt tuoroen.
Mebrere 6pssialbspsiden beitdttaen
Die Bsridte, oaB Die &ullen om %. unb
30. b. ID. einen Werlu4 ma4ten bon
Gtroyol por3uriiden unb bic liibliden
@e%rbinounsen Der 2anotraBen BON Or
6arie mad gtropoI au erobeen, ieboa
nit idwsrem 8srlulte suriidseldlasen
,uuroen.
, 1877-12-04
8ermil0teS

Sit Garmer inIgo1ifornien iinb in
@~erameiluns ob Der @daorsn wiloer
@anie, Die tire @sisenf.loer permiiten.
sic molten oem o~efrdbiaen Geberoieb
nit @ift auf ben 2eib ridden. Oas San
6ranciseo Bulletin parnt Dor bieiem
8erfabren, inbem es borfommen fDnnte,
oaB pereiftete @dnie gum @ertuuf oui
ben Warft fdmen.
Giner Der Sdnalinse Der Netp Oor.
fer Baby. Musfs1uu9 mieet l Yfunh
uno 10 l1nasn uno lit MIR Is 3oa sroB.
Die Mutter lit cine Mmeritanerin bon
oeutider Mbfunft, Der gater Elm Srldn-
Der.
STE Snbianer be5eidnrn General
Sbermon als ben nalten Manner, Der
bic Mdo6en bel ieoer @Jesenbsit fibt."
, 1877-12-04
Gta'ien.

9onoon, 8. Ge5. Ser 8apit bat
Der GDnisin @ittoria fur ibre Ginmili.
snns gu Der Wiebereinfibruns Der ia
tboIiIden Sisrardie in S4ottlano ourd
Elm s~issnbdnoises 56reiben sebanft. b.,
Ser .Stanoaro" psr6Hentiidt no9-
ftsbenbes aus &om: Scr papft mar
b.ute Morsen 8 @tnnoen %bemuBtlos.
9isie @pmtome lino ni4t neu, ALIEN
feline Yewubtlolsfeit bauerte beute un'
sep0bnlid lang. Die g%nt3lnouns an
ben Beinen erltredt jebt biz iiber Die
Gnis."
Sem gorrsiponaenten Der nSimes" in
paris aufolse erssben bic lsbtsn Nod.
ri9ten aus &Om, boB Die Yeine bes
9apies iebt sdn3Ii6 e~ritarrt iino.
, 1877-12-04
9nldnoi(bs pspe(den.

8itts 9. 3d., 8. SEES. g6ls.
itin Mc@ibbon, elm 8remier Der .Yenn.
%iploanier 9abn," aerietb 9amitus BEL
Sorrens Station nit Dem Gube Smiiden
Die Sdienen bel elmer Weihs uno per-
modte lid nidt 81 teireien. Ser Con-
outtenr Mleg. 9nsbes iprans benz grem
fer gu Silfe. nm i'm aug iciner sefdbr.
IiasnSuse gu bsfreien. Gbe er ieoo6 iein
@orbabeu ausfibren %fonnte, ,purosn
YeiOe BON einem GraAt,use lbscfabrsn
unb sst6otet.
NoroIa@ 3d.. 3. Sea. Ben. @oo-
fren 10 Sabre alt, eridoB seite,n SRI.
Molis Wininsoer. II Sabre alt, uno
iaste lid oann cine 2ussl in Die Bruit 4;
er wiro wabrideinIid iterben. l1ria9s:
GiferIu1t.
Glepelanb. g., 3. Ne3. Ser 27-
id6rise 8auidrsiusr gbas. q. Mc@ia
er1DoB 9elteril WfarD Ieup. letne Wlai'
tMrslie. in elnem 6reuoenbauie. 9is llr.
fade mar giferludt.
% ont9omerp. Nla., 2. Ds3br.
Sente Morsen luuroen bic 2ei9cn BON
antoniO Nicroli uno SRI. aurslia @barp
i'm bisIisen Sootenbofe %ssfunosn;. isos
iuar buta Den &opf seidoKen. geibs
madtsn seitsrn Na9mittos einen Spa.
alergans, uno mon %permutbst. oaB Die
5bat ssitern besansen wuroe. Sie Iieb
ten lid nno in &icrOli's Sai9sn fano
mon elm Yapier, auf weI@sm su Ielen
mar, bab oas Paar 3emsini9aitlid ben
SOB seiu&t. Dian nimmt an. bab ri.
croft oas Mdo9sn unb bann H@ leIbIt
, 1877-12-04
@trsinia @taatS<@ a3etlt
tasltN beraassesebem BON
9obn 8. II.
Wo. 8 3pSlfte stra6e.
Htbmonb,B a.
SnbfcrtpttorS Wreifet
greiit Der Mudeisen:

Gin sauare, en Maf SVa5
Gtn Square, ,mei Mal q
Gin Samare. bret @fal 55
Gin Sauare. cine Wc&t 2WO
Elm square, stnen @spnas 0o
Gin Sanare bret Mcndtr loo0
@rSs,re Mnstteen rer'sn tut8sr bsrs6net.
Ndt pter ~reniaer Bet nbiIten etntn Square.
ane Mnseteen Fnb TN gsraus au saslen.
Die 3eituna srtrb in &tfmont NIB Tim.
ssaemb son ben 9rassrn fir IS Gents per
ISOLDE amseetragen.
, 1877-12-04

eri9ob Niero1i mar 8ubbalter i'm Sc.
i4afte ieines 8ruoers, ert menise SAB.
re i'm 2anbe unb b66itens % Sabre aft.
SRI. @barp pur cine id0ne iunse Oame
uuo bodsea6tet.
, 1877-12-04
@epr9e @ibfpm, IT,,

(MadfsIeer BON 8eauss & @ibiom.)
g o. 1901 sc nStraBe.
Smpp,tenr unb gambler in
alien Sorten Poraellan- unS @las-
Waaren, iouie in uerldiebenen
Nrten Sausbaltuussse=
ratbihafter.
Sd babe fcehen btrsft erbalten cine neu
5prm Wirtbldafts- 5lalGen unb ale Mrten
Son @laier, 8rifaQ- GlalGen, G9ampasuer.
Glider, Elm Sples Enforcement BON 8isrslG-
fern. GiSbalter ober Wa1erfibler ,Mefri9er-
atprs," ipwie cine srp6e Auswatl ppn fraaaS-
fl&en uup ensiil&ea usraslan.
, 1877-12-04
SerGbermn9s=@ eieui.
Dtrsinia
TeMer ,tn1 marine
INSTRUMENTATION
CAPITAL $615, 900.
offices: 1O15 Main StraEe.

Disfe 8srliHerA,gs. @eleQf9aft III 1Gon i'm
Sabre 1882 ms 2eben gerufen mpb bat ft
tets als cine Der belen unb i6erRsn @eie u-
t6aften B mtelen unb felt ibrsr Gntfebun
$2,5QO,OOO fir @erliie be3ablt.
Ole burbitnitlIt6s Dipibepbe betrms Il
Yro3> per Mnnum felt tbrer Wy' ,nbuns.
@ir eriu9m Mne, pslas Gerf9srunsen
3l MAIDEN blben, TT uEfef Office, 80.
1915 Wfain Ctr, Sor,uiW ben, peer uns
bur6 bic pcf au benadridt en-.
@. &. gouarbim, ptai snt.
Gautuel q. WtaiS, Sefr.
, 1877-12-04
%. Spnes unb
S. 8. Gpwarbin,
Z q j. &r3te,

babeu cine Gpmpasni' seibdft seariintet unb
cine neue e'esante Office in Der 9ten StraBe.
nebtn ber ct. Y&ul 8ir&e, erDHnet. l1nisre
3immsr Inb nit rem i~,suelfen Grfnbunsen
Seriebeu, UNI es unIfren 8unben btqusm au
MAIDEN. i3abne perben pbne SGmsr3sn aus.
eespeen bur6 ben @ebraun Ypn @as pber
GbIprpfprm auf Wunl1 bes patientsn. Nue
Speratipnen ariinblih une lcibt. Der 1lters
partner banft fir has ibm BON ieinen Greun-
BEN unb benz publifum felt q Sabren &C.
i9snfte 3utrauen Mnp bittet taGelbe auf Bic
reue Girma III lbertraeeu. Or. Gomarbtn 1T
e%rabuirt pon benz astnaratl;1en GpQesiam in
philadelphia. Die SGulen in Der Nabe unb
Gogesicn tSnnen mad porberse9arsenen gpr.
reippnpsns tie Eisu ie zines Der Ya,tnsr ers
laneen. 16 10
, 1877-12-04
=. zimmerman mnb g.,
. ampfGrber II. Meiniaer.

z Sroaoltr., 3Wil Zen Der 4. II. 5.
Serrsnfleiesr rrfreen ssfartt unb aereiniot.
lUtpie ALE Nrten BON @%larebauhldute, Gebetu,
Samentleieer unb Glider. g%eiteaunaen burh
Velttartsn tusrben i&asl o~uss.iubrt. eoden
tre'ofn absebolt unb abacliefert ppn uub in irs
seno einem Ibsile Der Gtabt.
Yer perbs0trte &einisunasmaldine NIT
S@pammsn, seben benz 3euee elm piel ldSne-
itiebf.
plt Z. 0inneman G. 81.
, 1877-12-04
gie penn(Dlpania
9ener Dfrh4erunss Gs(ta(aafi
bon Ybilabelpbia. 1..
@esrInoet 1926.

8aar Capital. ....S 100000 90
Ncttua. ~1,655,7l7 20
, 1877-12-04
Endurance
6 . ut y a II y,
SO. $40 Walnut StraBe,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Snc0rp0rirt 1910.
@aar CAPITAL" "".....$ 400. 900 90
@etiba 1,2SO,976 II

8runbeiaenttum in philadelphia
unb i'm @duylfta 5afen-."..$150, 100 90
Bombs unb9Ypptbefen, erles0elb 431,999 SO
Darleben nit Galatera!s ........ 137.350 90
Gut Sei4erte @rnnbmietbeu.... 41,040 SO
6 fen babn, 8anal unb 8plen-
Gompasute 8onbs..."....... 1885 90
Gi1enbabn mne aneere Mftttn..... 1886 90
@ereinieten Staatsn Oarleben... 11O,250 90
@taat. County unb Stabt Dars.
isben ste...... ....""....... $500 90
, 1877-12-04
Dappl0a0tel > S1brif
(PAPER-BOX FACTORY
BON
Mm9uit Npbli9,

M 0. 1900 81 a Strabe
@Ie Mrien BON pappfalen unb cd 6teln
irerben aui/s SbneQie unb 'Biuiefe prn mir
ane ftrtist, Ia tb ale perbsTerte GinriGtunsen
in meinem neuen 2acale. fir bic pielfa6en
Mufsr unb peridietentn GrSBen, setrpfen ,ine
bic n~eneitsa MaiGinen ansel9aft babe. Sober,
,pel9er mid NIT lelnem Outrage beebrt, ptrb
au isiner 9ufrisbenbeit beoient ,psrben.
Mw8af YpbIis.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-02
,farn, and Auuscllold.
FENCE POSTS.

The American Chemist says:
Wood can be made 10 last longer
than iron in ground. Posts can be
prepared for less than two cents
apiece. This is the recipe; Take
boiled linseed oil and stir it in pull,
verified charcoal to the consistency
of paint. Put a coat Of this over
the timber, and there is not a man
who will live to see it rot" Like
many other sayings ana recipes,
this statement is made by man who
evidently has never had proof OF
what he says; yet, am sure that
two or three coats Of this mixture,
on parts Of posts that go into the
ground, will prove a good preserver
for them but a single coat will not
suffice. The charcoal should be
finely ground or pulyerized, and the
first coat should not contain much
charcoal, as the oil should be free to
fill the outer pores of the wood, when
the charcoal may be freely applied.
But let no one expect to thus pre-
serve posts made of wood that soon
decays naturally, but use oak, chest
nut, or cedar, and apply three coats
of this paint +; AID your children
probably, will see them in state of
dccay-not you, unless you live to
be very old.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-02
CHICKEN CHOLERA.

Jas. A. HoIlock, frankfort, Del,
writes: ~ will give the public a
recipe for the cure of this trouble
some disease which | have been us
ing for ever four years, and find
perfect. The number Of fowls that /
have is three hundred head. Take
one gallon of meal, two tablespoon
fuIs of epson salts, four of lime, and
ten drops of tincture of iron. Stir
the mixture we'll in the meal, then
mix it with water, not too wet, but
so that it will crumble. 1t takes
half bushel for tho number which
! keep. Once week is often
enough for preventive; otener if
they are actually diseased, and plen-
ty clean water for to drink. When
the cholera first visited me had
over ak hundred head lost them
all but sixty-three, not knowing Of
this valuable medicine at tho time"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-02

Sow rye for your chickens. 1t
can be raised more easily and sue
cessfully than any other crop, and
still, strange TO say, not one farmer
in fifty in North Georgia ever thinks
to SOW it,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-02
NORTH GEORGIA.

Beautiful North Georgia Glori>
GUS Cobb county Think how much
more pleasant it is to live where We
need no mud-boots or overshoes, and
where we can gather green vegeta-
bles from the gardens from the first OF
January to the last of December
Our lands do moi yield so much as
those Of the Northwest, but they are
not half SO high, aud produce is
worth twice az much. Besides cot
ton, and rice, aud sugar>cane, we
can grow all that is grown North,
aud the same care and attention
given to hogs, horses, cattle and
sheep here that are given to raising
them North, would pay a much bet
ter profit. The cheapness of our
land is remarkable. Grasses do well
and there is no better location TO en-
gage in stock>raising.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-02

THERE are some 700 carpet,mak-
ing establishments in the United
States which, in prosperous times,
furnish employment to between $780,
600 and 100000 operatives, men,
women and children. Thirteen mil
lion dollars is invested in the busi-
ness, which includes buildings and
machinery, while 81, 100000 is ex-
pended yearly for wages. The an
nual production is valued at between
s22,00O,000 and s24.000,00O.-
Philadelphia represents three fourths
of the business, and the other fourth
is divided up in different manufac-
turing cities Of New England, the
two most prominently connected
being Hartford and Lowell.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-02

IT will pay the farmers, in the
winter when they have nothing else
to do, to take the wagon aud so to
the woods aud haul leaves and put
them upon the worn. out places
in their fields. Next to manure,
straw and forest leaves, are tho best
to bring up exhausted lands. If we
expect our farms to feed us we must
feed them. Recollect that we will
never have any new land given to
us, and hence We should take mighty
good care Of what we have got.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-02

AN exchange says Rev. John
Lusk is one of the most successful
cotton planters in Mississippi. That
in December, January, and Febru
ary he turns a centre furrow with o
turn plow, with a bull tongue, or
subsoiler to Withstand the drouth of
summer. Thus deeply and thor
oughly breaking the soil, he makes
from one TO one and half bales of
cotton per acre.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-02

To REMOVE GREASE STAINS
Oil marks, and marks where people
have rested their heads, can be re-
moved out of wall paper by mixing
pipe>clay with water to the consis-
tency of cream, laying it on the
spot, and letting it remain till the
following day, when it may be easily
removed with pen-knife or brush.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-11-02
General Advertisements.

DR.. Tut has been en-
gagged in the practice 81
medicine thirty years, and
foralong time was demon
strator Of anatomy in the
Medical College Of Ceor-
gia, hence persons using
his Pills have the guaran-
tee that they arc prepared
on scientific principles,
and arc free from all
quackery. 49,,
lie has succeeded in
combining in them the
heretofore antagonistic
qualities Of a sfy(Rethea.
Inc, bargafiVe, aSdd PHr-
UYiRg foHic.
Their first apparent CT.
feet IS 10 increase the ap.
petite by causing the food
10 properly assimilate.
Thus the system is nour.
ishcd, and by their tonic
action on the digestive or.
gaus, regular and healthy
cyaepaiions are produced.
Thcrapidity with which
beYS0Hs tate on GSsh,
while under the influence
Of these pills, 81 itself in
dicates their adaptability
TO nourish the body, and
hence their efficacy IN cur
ing nervous debility, mel
aGcholy, dyspepsia, vast
ing Of the muscles, slug
Rishness of the liver,
chronic constipation, and
ngth to the system, Sold
III ray Street, New York.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-20

STONE CCTTHG MACHINE Some
Scottish aius has inverted new
machine :or dressing some OF which
he London Times speaks III terms Of
high praise. II all that Is claimed
ior ~ b, true il will work revolution
in solid buil:iug Industry. equal TO
that achieved by the mower and reaper
- agriculture or the power press in
literature Il 10, aniy d - fine
grained work sId exquisite finishing,
b..t accom- lishe. a. much in ar hour
~ 'he most ski.led worEmen can
IL in = week Tie so.test and hardest
rocks are handel by i, with equal
dex'erity and success. Says the Times
s. The machine dressed three sides Of a
block e Abcrdt e. stone in isI minutes
- a... silo Is which alone would &C
c,py Han whole dsy of fair work.
50 tie gain ia time j. enormous while
ib- qnau'ity Of work done i excellent,
h.. edccs and corners of the stone be-
ing sharp aid true Several of these
'Jarhiacs. speciality suited for granite.
arr being made by Mess,s. R.nsome
4 SIM. FIR use in the Aberdeen dis
srtc.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-20

The locks of the steamer show the
amount. ba. the prosecution DO TO. pro-
pe,se to make il public At present.
Recorder Hacket: denies that there
i. anything in his bons: furnished by
the city except bookcase and writing
de>k- They were frt there for the use
q the Recot Ter, ana will be .urned over
to his successor. The whole property
Is or,h about Sic0
<gw ORLEANS April l>-A join.
eau > Of neH5CrS .he Packard
Hoe and Stnate, 3 nlc;abers present.
nn notion Of Cox. Warmoth unani-
mo~-,y rejected he proposition II the
Democrats. an resolved 70 stand by
Gov Packard IN the last
The 7t8te.' New Orleans special says
the commission still profess n BE- hope
ful %: settlement, but there is good
rcason = b~lirve in realty they are
,.isgus,ed ai.d lishcaTtear.. Il }. now
more proba lie than ever tia 1ley will
be Obliged 10 leave without having ef-
tected any adjustment. IL that event
it is generally believed tie President
Will a, oace withdraw the tronps, and
leave Packard and Nichols to settle
their own difficulties in th>ir own way,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-20

IN OFFERING THIS MEDICINE IT is NOT
/ intended 20 deceive the people SIS cure for
every complaint on earth bat really sciertifc
article OF the greatest merit. which will prove
boon II suf5ering humsUit. both on account OF
its adspt.bility 10 both nsE and beast its resdi-
ness Of application and the price being within
the reach of all II will actually cure
Rheu natism, LsIneness
Neuralgia Swellings,
Contracted Cords. GOut,
Contracted Muscles, Cuts.
Stir Joints, Sores.
Sorp Throat. Sprsins.
Lame Back. Bruises.
Disrrh9a, Cramps,
Headache, Collie.
Faeesshe Blu rs and ScaldI.
Earache, Inflammation OF Kidneys
And all nervous and infam atory &C hes and pains
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-20
EASTERN STATES.

New York. April ls.-The Times
eiitorially SAYS the latest contribution
10 the Twerd literature las suffered
more nj the hands of its critics AMI re
viewers than even the faneiful tale of
his escape aud travel, which was re-
Gently given to the world. The So
called confession, portions of which
were made public yesterday morning.
has met with nothing bat denial thus
far. and at present hardly anything re
mains OF It Tor further denial. Sena-
tor Woodin, in the course of an elo-
quent speech in the Senate last evening.
cleared away the charges against HIM.
His speech carried conviction with it,
but on bis motion committee WAS APP
pointed To investigate the matter.
Attorney General Fairchili aud
Townsend say the report of the con:es-
sion is inaccurate Recorder Hackett,
Judge Folger, Hugh Hastings and
James O'Rrien assert tia. the state
nent in which their names are mention
ed il false. Fairchild will. il is said.
require Tweed To snbmi, proof of hi.
allegations before making public the
entire statement.
Nearly all the papers through their
specials deny aud scout the World,
special e Tweed : confession
CAMP ROBINSON. Wy, ls-Runners
came h. re from Crazy Horse last even
ing and reported that the ohiei is NOV
ing towards this agency with sbou, g.
TOO people with the intention If sur
rendering They may be expected here
in about tn days. The surrender Of
this oand viii leave the oeantry clear
a.. hostile Indians with the exception
Of sitting Bulls baud aai some few
>tFsgglcE, :rom tie bands fha; have
come IN - tbrs. sgCICl's
NEW York. April Is Every body
whose name Mas mentioned Icy Tweed
in III, confession either tiatly ooutraiicIs
~hs: he said or explains that all tran
>ac,lors With Tweed were Of purely
business character
The !rt5aAf says when Peter T.
Sweeney we,t airaaJ in ISL. be- ear
ri.ai with hin at immense snount 81
money. ~ the Cunari steamship in
vi ca be sailed be Ms required - pa,
his treasure IA the hands II the Ius>er
The ,,urssr before giving receipt III.
sisted tha, j; should be cou1;oi. /.
required I've hcnr. to eoan' he sum
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-20
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-20

TIE NEVADA BONANZA - Daring
the quarter ending on the Pad inst. the
California AID Con. Va. mines have
produced g.. 15S ton, of ore. giving a
total Of s. 35i. 800 of bullion. al aver
age # over s2l00,o00 per month
The California l. credited with 1904.
yielding 1892 400 Of bullion, averas
ing 800 per ton. The Consolidated Viz
GINA. with 1928 tons yielding ST.,
sc 800. and averaging S13 PER ton,
California averaged last year Sl05 per
Ton Con Virginia. slli las; year and
$40 in 1915. Ouly Az tons were taken
out of the slopes Of the 1850 foot
level. which. i. is claimed, will give
richer ore.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-20

REDUCTION OF THE Distributing
March the national debt was reduced
by Sl4,lO1,0 ii; 1858 800 Of this
consisted of five per cent. Alabama
award bonds. which were Cancelled dur
ing the mouth. The total debt now
stands at $2,074.614.l26. There still
remains Sl2l $3.50 81 Of the "Old Debt"
incurred during the period between
1897 ana the civil war.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-20

PACIFIC RAILROAD BoNDs.-The
Railroad Companies on which the gov
ernment pays the interest amounts to
$6i 623 5i2 The amount of interest
already paid by the government has
been S3i.0ls.923. OF this interest
abou, SS,0i4 ,094 has been repaid by
postal and military transportation. etc.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-20
County and City Official Press.
Friday, April 20. 1877.
ARIZONA.

ARIZfJE2
There arc soma sfv,,,.res e,e- IT,
general w-rtbl.s.ue4. H. ore yr-cac.
n. Iea., 4. ,t....,, J. hotter , # tba., "a ,..r
,;ls con,,t,v I, offers latter f,r,lt:..
f,r r,,,ni,.s, n railroad over than
land sc f,.rrs.. a,l .,resu.. and exi,l,..r.
an, valleys
Tn. S,o.hrr, Pacific paift.,1 C,,n.
pany. under the ,a,i..an, dir c,in., Of
the G. p Il r camhlaat,no Of san
Fran.,.co ar. TN. war pu.bjt, tl,rir
lin. 300 miles away over ,hearid wastes
of Arizona A re~alt Of this is that
tia, ,orr,d region j. attracting atten-
ton and drawing SOME imu.irrt.riun.
Access by railroad will inevitably
ensure the settling M, Il country II
there j. half ,how ;or PEOPLE H. i've
in j, after they -. th..te Bl even :
railroad c.nno, create resources that
nature has not snpt,lied cannot ere
a,e a soul under the ribs e death" any
NOR. than schooling can max. brains
or cbances of education make a smart
man oil, Of = natural dol,
w have boom L,at ;n.. over so,,. az
e,ogc corr.snnnd.,ee relative ~ that
rar, Of the great moral INWARD"
which ,bo MAJ, maksr. ,hal ,r;,nn.
~. ,..,ox ,;,.u e,,, ,,,,..e o,a ,ai.os
sq"''l' a' TUG S''"a'io'' '"''uS" '''e-
oolorei spectacles. The b,st he has II
say is that the country is diversified
no h,ok., ,.,o.s ef mountains v.ll,vs
,.
anu isoi"'ea peaks me c''iia'e j. gen
orally dry. The summers are long and
hot, the winters short and mild. in the
xo,,h.r, ,ar, l., ,bo ,or,ha,, ,ar,
:,
'"e ''''''' -
mostly carried on by means OF irrisa-
ton"
In view of the beoit. that il now
'"A'"s P''oe '''''" NA''i''' 'i's o'''' I '''e
tempest OF sunbeams. 1t Is little enconr-
agement for migration to more remote
and .ou,h.rn Arizoua that the cli,,,t,
;. -. 49,, l..
"' No. ~ '' ' NV
on tue o'"cr manu. alo' het "F''tr'
whllom OF Oregon, gives such dole
full account a. tue followin. specimen
.,,r.o,.
80
FROM 'he 'a,,'oa' ~ '"c '"t'raao'
% miles NOT u os"ae % grass was seen
seArceiy sig" .. 'esa'o'o me save
."e ""c" o ~ ".a'''e' WIS
in'o's,ao'y not h"l what ii'''e water
couio y, li"e"'e' W. ~ 'p'es"''u
WITH a,Na., :, "e ro,''s "S''.,s
rom Tue coi"' M" !" "Ic"'h""ig < iio
.hiies' VIC 'ou''' 'eSs ,'"'' ~" 500, p''
ing i'hpfrena',o WIN @'Hai'' ma Tue
'sono''"t " 'ae .',''9 80" ~ a"
te'"s''h"' ouu'" "a >'sr ''"s". "A'ei
VS. en''''.c'y s'"'''' '''''' az i'o'". ''
from "eep ".i,> IN, W. "i''o "' 'es' I'M
p'.s"".."
tation wa. seen. For half mile on
each Site Oh tue Town was scahty
glo~'n VI s'"s'' a'u ~"s so.u I"aI =, =
.n.ans &c ;,.;ca,,ng. ,..w Gardens
All the way from the railroad to
Wickenburg the country was the pic
tere Oh "es"'at''''-a .a.''ie>s' 'S'utie-
80 s. a,h;n. 49,. RI. h,.uo,
loads and snakes.
A few farmers are fortunate enough
TO possess lana 'ha' may Ne ist'Sa'ea'
,.,;.,, - s"Uae."S ,saIT. .nor,no"s
prices.
The country is greatly overstocked
WIN aoof' "ecna',es "a 'i' "s""S
T." - "a C.I,ffrn;a Who
have Jus, sufficient means To reach the
Territory. and depend upon finding en-.
means 20 sunnort enursplf wear after