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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-31
summons.
" THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL D.s'rci Tsrr.tvry of Ar.alfa Cuuuiy ot NaysIA-
 AluEET D. NuyG,
rur PnLGc,n a>D s,l,ru MINING covrayr.


 THE ptNALGr1H RNu SINEg MINING CoNPlyY. Ar brought tr tle U..rirt C"ur, oi the Tllri Ja- drs 'iss1y' u I'd iav tLe County oi lasaIal iu tse T-fr'nrs of ArF.-s
 Iar I,rrtiarg rf frf-Ha ssH6g grsstag tir PiHal Gold aaa N,fer- v .ite1 CruPaH4
 Nuu hs-yby .Ia.u.flrd and required io zpszr 10 ret'"u brought duet you by The above aafn+ Iaia- f iu The District Court f Ice Third Judicial b aid iur rhr County vt lavaIs 10 The Terio uf Ar izb fut ausWeE ;hr complaint fl.t vifh hr Jerk of as CUr A' Prescott iu saii County "a copy of wbch cturlsiUt rsunIssui's ths summpusl within iN vufN da, tscHsv oi hs day uf sssticrl ai'er The servic In sf thi- if served n 'ti. giIntv. ha lf served sf fh. Cuun D. and ltlin ihl. District then w hu 'hir'y days in a'I other 'arfs days And uu hereby W de tist lf yo fii' ts appear answer '.e coiupatu' as atov. required the ps'nf b- .u Er -t u ie. cafe l-asrsf su iof fn- of i.Halr- gHH HfiF..N daafs JSi aud cosis end d.. bur--rneufs iu lbs hrhaf eSrend"d.
 Gwen under uly hand and rhs Seal of inc said District Court Prescott, tt.- 70 clay of August \. D l- e I- >.I WILLIAM MILktE>DN Clerk.
 Rv JOUN IIoYu B~yutv. HsTsrr ANu MR-ItE-sN. Attorneys Ger PlG.
 aa-5ilw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-31

George Waters has put pump in the Public well in the plaza, and the builders of the new Court ri-house, as well as every body else that wants il. can now have plenty of water by applying at the town pump.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-31

The Sutro tunnel when completed will have cost three and half millions of dol lars, and will be three and half miles long. The cost OF an average amounts to one mil lion per mie
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-31
4 story came to town ve.ierlav. that c

X stoFy came tl toWl ye.I1Td3E. tnai oul young friend. Chas. Goldman, the mer- chan; and hay contract r, 1t Williamson Valley, had gone and g3: married. but upon inquiry from those Of his more intimate friends, who ought 10 know bes', We are in- clined tc think it q mistake. Ii it is not true the party who told il n town. evid ntiv thought he was perpet.Ating huge joke on the boys.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-31

We are freqre ltly asked if D. Goodfel- low Is still in the practice of medicine, of course We presume he is. thoug! no public announcement is made of the fact or of where he may be found.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-31

II. Miller has discovered mine which he calls the Silver Chamber, situated in Hum bug district that is represented to he large vein and very rich. We have no further particulars
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-31
Notice.

To ". V Sraaid ug and Ai others 10 The CsbuseatAi Mue situate ia tae tafksy Greek MisinT Dis'flet Nasaisi t"aaiy. A T.
 lou ar hrrv-y n,iia~d that if you do noJ aprsar. wfbiH uiasv days from te ai- hvrvf atd rsy to Jerry Kafry aud Jerry Cole aU of lg- Ir,Afiiun of the ss rrg fei by iAw, the tsfs lsed will eaim 'oisiiul, oaF vt,.t in sat ois csfdiag i The uiusug laws uf ihv district aud the miaag ass Hn- Ia ffcr JERRY HARRY.
 JERRY COLE Turkey C,cek Ahsnsa Jane I5 Is57 A-mg
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-31

Rev. \. NJ. Campbell will preach nex Sunday st the N. E. Church, West Prescott, morning and evening. Subject for morning The Weight oi the Little Finger" and for the evening, The Doom of Jerusalem"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-31

Joe ShoOlcr is making the alley back of Rabies fairly shine. He is cleaning il up so nicely, and hauling the rubbish away in his wagon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-31

Dr. Day is hauling the brick to build on the octogan foundation this side of the school house
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-31
Assessment Notice.

Ta q .a-.ss Kryc, IT, pe'tHtue l.. Sivver and J"ssph p-st oua-ss in the IaEav loAr. HUubug Noing lt.f-.r'. Na,apai Cvupfv. Arit'ua rerTtsory Nut arr hcfuty notified trtt it yea d. noi ApF@ai a -r.tt days i.,,1 ta- date of ths nntice and Iay tu lfauk ~fauHE aud John M D.rwia your proportion f i.s required ty lav the undsrsgnei l car forfeiture d interest in said uiiue oF ods aeuoId .g Co The miuiug iaNs ot the district
 PRANK SCHULTZ
 JOHN N DkRNlN Prescott August is77. dsO
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-31

Mime. MscMahon will receive the Golden Rose, and not Mrs. General Sherman. Who Is to receive ribbon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-31
MONDAY.

Genung's OK train came in to-day and un- loaded hay for the quartermaster.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-31

Filth and offensive afiiuvia, as all the doc tors agree, are very detrimental to health, and it is suggested to us by some of the medical profession that people ought to be reminded of their duty to clean up their premises and haul the filth away. Vaults should be frequently attended to during this dry hot weather. Lime and coperas should be freely used and whitewash resorted to as much as possible. Dry earth is an excel lent absorbent, and where lime is hard to get use dirt and cover up such deposits as cannot be removed conveniently. Toomuch care cannot be taken in order to prevent sickness.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-31

C. W. Crane, Agent in San Francisco for the MINER, is receiving compliments from all the country papers for which he is act ing. His close attention and prompt man her of doing business is so much at variance with the usual course of advertising agents. in refusing or ncglecting to remit amounts due publishers, that it is pleasure for us to join in words of commendation. His office is removed to room No. 10 Safe Deposit Build ing, 32S Montgomery street.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-31
LEGAL.
Dissolution Notice.

The co partnership heretofore existing between Joseph R Walker and e Graham under ihs nams and nfm ot Walker X Graham doiug a livery business iH the town %, prsscu;t ua. on the ist day of August ls77 dissolved by mutual rtn,eui. All debts due the ate Er and these contracted hy said srm w be settled 6y and w.tA J1svpa r. Walker. ..
 d. B GRAHAM
 Pr,sco' Arizona. August lo. ls77 "'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-31
Local Intelligence
SATURDAY..

The Board of Supervisors has adjourned until Monday September 3d.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-31

HosPTTAL.-Dr. W. E. Day has supplied a want that has long been felt in Prescott. viz, the establishment of a hospital, or in tirmary where the sick and wounded can be taken care of He has leased from J. l.. Fisher, the property formerly occupied by Armstrong as a paint shop and afterwards as the Enterprise printing office, on Cortez street, near Carleton. Bender Is Chief Hos pital Steward. and when the hospital fills up with the unfortunate it is presumed the Florence Nightengales of Prescott will make their daily rounds of the wards cheer ing the disconsolate and administering com fort and encouragement. The Dr. has pur- chased a complete outfit of new clean beds and other necessities for the sick and pro- poses to make h.s charges moderate.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-31

Anton Weis, who shot himself in the head on Saturday with suicidal intent, seems to have made a failure of that as of everything else; at any rate Dr. Day informs us that he is up and walking about this morning wi,h, al least, an even chance to get we'll |.
 Perhaps this little experience may do him good, and make man of him. The ball is still in his head. and the Dr. thinks it would not be good surgery to go cutting after it, as long as he seems to be recovering, and re- tans his senses. IL is evident that the brain has not been touched, and as the ball is a small one, it may have lodged where it will do no special harm.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-31

SNoKY.-The mountains were enveloped this morning in dense cloud of smoke, evi- dently an effect of the burning timber be- tween here and Lynx Creek, and out in the direction of lIas,ayampa.
 Last night, and the night before, the fire was plainly visable from town, having climbed the ridge from the direction of Lynx Creek, aud located itself temporarily on the highest point of the range in sight of Prescott, say from three to four miles dis tant.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-31
$uIllillOns.

IN THE DISTRICT C0URT. THIRD JUDICIAL D.sr.ct, Tef;IfprN of ATiDsua. Couaty oi Yayapai
 GUILFo8b HATHAWAY
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-31

PLEVNA, the Turkish stronghold
in Bulgaria, and kais, near The from
tier Of Turkish Armenia, are report
cd to be now completely invested by
the Russians The downfall Of both
cities is bat a question Of time, il
the Russ an Gordon remains unbrok-
en-, lut it is probable that extra
ordinary efforts will be put forth 10y
the Turks to relieve the beleaguered
Cities.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-31

II the Republicans in the State at
large viii buckle down to their work
the ticket of honest money will he
elected y good majority. We
can speak encouragipgly of this
section. OF course this locality has
an advantage for the Republicans in
having heard Judge Mallory and
Mr.. Allis speak frequently.-Njitcau-
hce Senti0K
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-31

A NINE HORROR ~ SCoTLAND.-
A II Inc explosion occurred last week
at High Blantyre, Scotland. There
were 233 men in the mines and NJ,
ale possibly killed. Forty have been
found dead. -Four were found alive
hut 50 exhausted as likely to die. At
the bottom of shaft faint knocking
was heard but Ii may take days t,
communicate with the men under
~ oth. 1t is one of the most shock
Ilg hOllCrS on record.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-31
j. II TERRY.

"BIRDs OF 4 FEATtER."- If the
greenback party is not run mainly
for the benefit Of its legitimate but
disowued brother, the Democratic
party, why is it that the greenback
5. ,eahers associate mostly with Dem
ocrauc politicians in whatever town
they euter, and always get their
printing done at Democratic offices.
if pra, ticable "A natural affinity"
seems to exist between the two
parties, which all their cunning de-
vices cannot hide.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-31

For the first time in many years,
Iowa county is honored with having
a representative on a State ticket, in
the person of Hon. Alex. Wilson,
Republican candidate for Attorney
General and it is to be hoped our
people will manifest their apprecia-
ton of the distinction, by giving
Mr. w. handsome majority next
Tuesday. If Republicans do their
duty this will certainly be accom-
plished, as Mr.. w. is sure TO receive
the votes of many of his Democratic
friends and neighbors. 1t is not 10
be wondered at if Mr. Wilson has,
in bis long and extensive business
and professional career in this coun
ty, at times clashed with individuals,
where there were conflicting inter-
ests. The man who has not had this
experience, could he be produced,
would be curiosity worthy Of
Barnum's collection. Certainly he
Is not to be found among the best
and most prominent men of this or
any other community. 1t is unfor-
tunately true, that the nomination
of man for Office is the signal for
all those who ever had personal diff
ticulty or difference with him, to
seek to get even by opposing his
election. Such is always the case
and always must be till human ma
ture is changed and to censure in
diyidua's for their course III such
matters would be as unreasonable
as to condemn a man for not being
an angel. But these individual diff
ferences should have no influence
with the general public, who have no
interest therein. The questions for
the uninterested voter to consider
are, simply, is the candidate quail
fed for the office to which he is
nominated; will he make an accept
able, faithful and efficient officer
If the answers to these questions
are to the mind of the vote satisfac.
tory. then he does an injustice to
the State, the party and the candi-
date to allow any differences of in
dividuaIs, which are of no public
interest, to Influence bis vote.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-31

Senator Cameron Las succeeded
in securing the appointment of
Judge Bum as successor to the late
Judge Hopkins for the Western
District.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-31

THE Gandaid, of Milwaukee. thus
summaril! diSposes ofthe temperance
bug-bem Of It's German Democratic
contemporaries: Can our German
fellow-citizens be more previously
insuited Or deeply lowered in the es-
timatiou ,I their American fellow
citizens than by this reference to the
beer-seidel or schnaps-glass at every
election viii the Germans not for
once protest against this insinuation
that i'll their eyes the only issue of
consequence at an election is beer y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-31

EDITOR N. p. TRBuNE:--My at
teutiou has been called to a curious
communication from Mr.. John Com
Minis, published in your last weeks
issue. AS | have neitler the taste
nor the time for a controversy con-
sisting of personalities such as seems
to be solicited, it was my purpose at
first to give the matter 10 attention.
But in order to avoid the miscou-
struction that might be put uLon
absolute silence, | wish to say, with
your permission, that The papers
written by Mr.. Comrins at the ex-
animation alluded to, together with
those Of all the other candidates,
were placed III the hands of the
Board of Education at its close,
where ! have no doubt they are now
on i.le; that copy of my questions
used at that time is with them; and
that my consent is freely given to
any parties interested in the ques-
ton Of the fairness of the eXamiua-
ton to make use of these papers to
determine the matter tor themselves.
Respectfully yours,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-31

WM. \. JoNrs.-lt seems highlN
probable that TIN. gentlemen will le
elected County School Superinten-
dent next week. Yet it is tar from
p certainty, AMI unless there is a gcu-
cial turnout of his friends on Tues.
day, the result may be the same a.,
it was when Pateiirld defeated Parks.
Then it was quite as generally
thought that Parks would be elcc,td,
rs ii BOW is that Jones is safe. Hun.
drods OF Republicans neglected to
20 to the polls, and the result l.
known. Every friend of Jone,
should bear in mind that 10 be la-
Norabie TO his elec,icu and fail to
vote does him 10 good whatever.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-31

THE GAINESVILLE Ga-ette is informed
that Sam Carey AMI all his CONDUCTORS
are IN the employ aud paid hy the
Democratic managers in this State
That lis temperance lectures, and the
taking Collection at the close OF
each of his speeches, osteusibly to
pay his en- enscs, and the manner
III which he commends and condemns
Republicans and Democrats indis-
eriminateIy in the course of his
speeches, is each but a part of a
programme in which Mr.. Carey is
appearing IS the star erlolmer-
for pay. He is ready to attack
either side-for pay, and as the
greeuback weapon just now appeals
10 the suffer Ing which tie hard times
has inflicted more tif GENTLY than
any other, in behalf OF bis employ
,rs, he uses Il at.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-31
REPUBLIC1Ns TICKET.

For Governor
WILLIAM L. SMITH,
or MILWAUKEE.
Tor Licutenant-Goyernor--
JAMES NJ. BINGHAM,
OF CHIPPEWA.
For Secretary Of Stale
HANS B WARNER,
or PIERCE.
For state Treasurer
RICHARD GUENTIER,
OF wINNEBAGo.
For Attorney General =
ALEXANDER WILSON,
or IOWA.
For State Superintendent
W. G. WHITFORD.
or ROCK.
For State Senator
iRIHIBiLD CIMpBELL.
or mDGEwtY.
Tor Mcmtcr Of Assembly, Southcrd District
JOHN GR;I.
OF MINERAL POINT.
For County School superintendent
". 4. JOKES. of Lipden
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-10-31
I3lfcrcO3lrertible Bonds.

HOW TIE SCHEME WOULD WORK IN
PRACTlCE.-IT WOULD ENABLE CAP
1TAL TO CONTE0L AND EXPAND
TIE CURRENCY AT WILL. - IT
WOULD BIND AND GAG THE TREAS
URY AND FLING IT AT THE FEET
OF THE WALL STREET GAMBLERS.-
A CLEAR AND MASTERLY EXPOSE
sITIoN OF TIE SUBJECT.
, 1877-06-09
AN ALLEGED INTERVIEW.

IN Mt EaI:fT ~ The TffbHns.
SALT 1AKE c,rr, Utah, Jane a.-"What aro nil
these stories abunt n Mormon uprising nowl" I
asked brigham Young, a. wo sat III his pslyate
Office In the Lion House,.
"Afl bosh, sifl'' said the Prophet. tsLook
around you. Wo havo 260, 600 actcs Of planted
crurn- Some Of our land which was once ! desert
wheat 10 the aero. We have mfsed i,inoty .soyen
and quarter busliols Of what On single acre.
We have our oftharda; 81 1900 COO worth 0f ltrl.
cutting canals: y half.1ntshcd temple whci, will
Want 10 sst 40 co. 20 COO o of ieyss low G1o
wsns 4 lhat tic United slatcs Jndsos and co cousts W
VII 1oan with ~ and put down v'ea aud
sss ssa e'sn1nsp II .ba9 atop vsnts s' 10
9eht any ono, wh, don't thsy arssst lll iiickm.ni
ao'lG@nsS' @ protected BY United Statss ,!adsus. II
Ea aur aa Gs ~, wsa Ar nt,o;t nl, ~, ii,ena IL an
asns . VI" ast ama %ees Su;u ~ Sia,S ssSs
not Villages. and din potatoe., not cartawoska."
as they ty fhs ta, ,sp ornona arc all nrme
,m,,Ycs, and 30 they hare always had, Wo
urtl1cd Ttarn ago to keep ~ Tbs lutl!nhs. snt,.
pose thGfe - ann 70 every pioneer In tho Terri
tnry;, Why, a man without gun jn utal, wouiL
York. They aFo necr.s!ty, sir.'
Wis thcro no trouble Ii ynttr famtllesr'
"Sone to spcak of. had lhlrty -nyo chlldscn-
ny own ehlldrcn, under 1i-at l!omo at ono timo.
!nn't In tho En'nn, said ALE nc, OF saw 10 nucf
family. Coma np to" notsow and 80 thrnn,l tl,l
Lion tlGH.e with rte, Let Mo tutrnuce ypn fo mr.
~, wTtssr, nnd shl'dfun and grandchildren. and SEQ
Thanking Tho prorlct tor his cour.csy, and
rsomtinz 10 call at o'clack in:n,orfaw, out's
nlm spod Jay. "Ett pEitKIHs.n
, 1877-06-09

dsy morr!ns was sent Tor to tho Efyrec, and Via
hsoughnm. We'll, Monsieur ID ijnc, do You fcci
s"HSss s q sn'fssa pss 10 j. 5uss H.
oas si sas III II !ns ;es ts:, t: Tsi IT,,
ssn @ b. n.efaI t2 France F,l rseridco myself 10
tn.iscd 10 tssnkfasl Al thc Palace meal al which
1nt1 ono othor tdr.on waa pretcni namely, III. Id
Fonrton During Tho frratt. tho dncnsrlnr turned
Gron ln,t hs portfolio which tho Duke DO f,rogl'o
interior Iut the Duke OBJECTED thst hs eoieasao Sa
had frmcs. hand in admnlttraf,ou thai, himself
nThe appointment Of n. DC Fonstou to tho into
apo ,S h asaS sann;t, produce r. hcss ess.
ea1;er:atigp shs decision was COMO @ 70 'ipst thst
thc nnkc dc larogEc Ahonld form bis Cabinet a. ho
p'chscd. and that ho should tako tho pnrsfoiio
tnoAt Convenient fos him. The Dnkn then tooka
ns nSIt n SooS a,om H. peess and tore out
new Cabinet, constituted already pnbli.hct with
thfe difference, that there was Minister mote.
A. The bottom Of tho l!sl was tho mime Of n. uu.
cfos. made Minister Of Police. N. 10 1,fo9llc e1.
ctestIng that Mn.ts5. which appeared to him nee.
cs.fJ, Especially eIneo Tho agliatons Of The Itali.
calls we're factcastng. THO Martial formally op.
posed tbat innovation. lie. would not have any
arsi policeman IN Franee. rhst G Is s. WV sS wns ns
elected, and shall nat celo that post Of honor to
another.'. The Duke bowed 1lo passed 4. pencil
was said al,ont 4 Ministry of roiIec." '"' ''''
Ths corrcspondons q the. Pal Afau t'a,e,ts
tha. 4nl Matshal MacMahon had dlsms.eI ii.
o ss and Msp tied s e s ssS 1ns Il k
moEe military than roflte II hc wantei war.
set thai ho wept on learning what lad occurred"
, 1877-06-09

Ai@sasfua tE2xpt) cssrsspoadsacs koHdon 71ae4
The anpgers. which nlensccd tho ENGLISH obellsk
hsve ~ passed away, Ar. Dimltrl. the owner oi
the IAnd on which tho big stone lies pfustrate, up
" two dsss s20 thEtatenci to taias III kinda uf
obstacles TO II. departure, lIs put > palIsade
toaha !as Rfa91n1 Hnl lsfused To allow anything to
@ TT hs .tstsera pfeessdiax tnronss.cn.
count Of IT, nor. removal. a fortnight aYo getl-
tirman arrived from Ep3sand to GEranGe for tho
shpncnt VI The obu!lsk. md he waa unpleasamlly
s,natpr..ed Tien he found how M1: pimtl stepped
u ho.tliltss. Nj. i,imisr ass aftos ali provci !
friend, ana vt ~ enyuy. Af.eF several int.s-
wlthdrew al oppoastloa On cundItiou thai
b. shoal4 b. considered ths donor
Of the monument. This condition was
ssadly accepted; deed q 80 wa drawn up. a1d
property. a. both tho khediys, owner Of tho coun-
Try sad al hidden treasure. and Ar. Ninl.ri,
owner Of ahc land where the trcasutr lies, have
zach In tha naost formal manner Abandoned al
ths!t rights ln EArot ot Euglantl. il nav ony re-
malna fuf Asss5s- Dixon to send out aheis tuatiuR
steambox ARD pack up the!r ol,olisk and carry il
Tie banks et tAS ThAn,es
, 1877-06-09
WtQlS.0x 8oupt

In Australia, where tho horned stock hls incse.a.
cd Of !ats in moro rapid ratio than tho .popnls.
ttol she suppty q meat l. much greatsr than ~
sna A. tsS e las ~ pfsG q
antmaIa viii fetch 40 more from tbs butchers taa0
Low, ste; for expectation. 1a large establish.
ments, devo!ed 70 preparing thoss utllizabls pof-
menso wA.to when tho OK went into the melting.
pot; but this loss II now In great msasuEs avoid
ed 6y boiling Abe ahlma once Into soup. OF con-
ssatr.tsa satsaes u beef. Aitet tho lsaoi ast
:a!o senrsnons.sIeti Pieces, anl vony"!sa ,' t9
holding d!.y oalloeks At time. In seven hours.
during which they sso, subjected to steam.
pressure Of nftucu pounds tu the squats incb. tha
bons. md meat rsd4ssd e pup Ths .,s s.ss,a y.
the snrfacc. drnwn oI. The pulp Is Fv'osed sna ''
placed ir Iowssfu press which sqneetss ea. IIx
eon!4s!sa and to rsn4es 70 plsss! placed y b,
Ss..suusat!oa. and finally run oH into btadts!!',
W4ch GELD, tho csscncc Is stnl-tsanspAFent.
rich tetd!sh brown color, and sweet " thu - =
En- 1,t~ aS:t IT, sootsetasf ,os tstu5 VIE
pea01s Vi oup.--ExchaA9<.
, 1877-06-09
THE TRIBUNE AND THE ASSEMBLY,
TAH Iafkrfax .funAA

II 10 admitted that The proceedings Of tho Assem-
bly, were never befo1s so fully sud accurately r,-
portea ~ they ware At the lAto meeting by Tns
cmIcAoo TMtbrkE. An cxtta sheet wa4 given
nearly every day for the purpose OF giving CON.
plsso reports without erowdInR the other Depart
tnentA Of tho great paper. Esw Fork boasts Of lts
leadership ih joarnallsm4 but. when thu Assembly
met there last year OF the metropolitan news.
papers had either tho literally Or rntcrprlsa IL 20
T.s CItscasu Tpuss received H. o !1as 9a
turns compensation for the great outlay Of labor
snd money involved In reporting tho Assembly bnt
thg broad. generous, comprehensive management
which dictated It IL tho Kind of manaXcmcilt that
sao public Will AaalAin with equal lIberaIlty.
, 1877-06-09
PREPARE FOR DEATH.

sr!cparn Tor deathi for khs hour must como
Mhsn the soul departs for ita loD9. lon9 hone.
Any tae assh eAAt toied through th1 fog and GLOOM
u laid to fcss 10 thu s!lcnt tomb,
rfepa'g Tot death: Tor the time draws pigh
hsn ihS spirit longs for it, Lo.nu ou ilis6,
tss. ee nsih fosa weak With the paihway dssas
rsepafe for desthl for tho fatal day
Draws neaf When the spirit wing. ia WAY
70 ihs klosious reAluls CI the Land OF Light
" The dAs1sueI ea,es OF thu Land Of Niyht'
prspare Tor DEATH You do ntt kcov
y hcn tue VOICE OF God vii bid you 70.
" " prrpsrsd that you ny staitl
~ shs auuxMenElay at Gud's rt1Ls hand,
An1AAL koial, Wis l. 4, Ossonax.