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Hides aud wool.


from the effects Of the warm weather ana
are debilitaled, are advised by physicians
10 take moderate amounts OF whisky two or
three times during the day. In little whlle
those who adopt this advice frequently IN
crease the mum Der OF "drinks" aud in time
hscone confirmed inebriates. A beverage
which will not create thirst ior intoxicating
tianora, ana wnioh is intended especially
fnfIhe benefit OF u ebilitated persons,whet
al home or abroad, Is Dr. Schenok's sea
Ne ii Tonic. Containing the juices OF many
medicinal herbs, TINS preparation uoes not
create an appetite Tor the intoxicating cup
The uoui isning ana the life. supporting prop
critics of many val liable natural productions
contained In IL and well known to medioal
men nave a most Strengthening influence
A sinVle bottle OF he Tonic will Demonstrate
iis valuable qualities For debilly Arising
t,nrn sickness over eXertiOn, or from any
cause whatever, a wineglassiul OF sea ecu
TnnIc taken after meats VIII strengthen the
stomach and create an appetite Tor whole
.ome food. To al who are about leaving
thsir homes, we ,te.iTe to soy that the excel
Ient ef.cts Of br. Schenck's seasonab.e rem
o1les. Sea Weed Tonic and MANDRAKE flils,
are particularly evident when taken oy
those who are injuriOusly affected ny n
ebange of water and diet. No person shoulu
leave nome without taking asnpply OF Tues
ssiepuards along. For sale by All druggists
aurll-Wlm
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A BLACK HiIls cave.

Deadwood Times About three miles
above Crook City. on the WhltewGou
creek. has been discovered a singular
cave. It is situated ON the northwest
side of the creek, about three hundred
feet above the bed Of the stream. IL
opens into bill Of limestone formation
fifty feet high. The entrance to- tne
cave is twenty feet wide by ten Iee'
high. The first chamber Is about sew
enty.iive feet in length, and eS'enus .
little west of north. Then you enter
another chamber about two hundred
feet in length, running almost directly
northeast. This second chamber ls about
thirty feet wide and ten feet high.
Next you enter upon an incline moor
extending down through room SIX
feet wide. forty feet high, and fifteen
feet in length. As you leave THIS SD y,
gular chamber you turn into sinaii
opening two and half BY three ieet-
crawling on your hands and knees un'
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Captain Howgate's schooner fior.
ence sailed from New London, August
md for the Arctic ocean, under COM
mand of Captain Tyson. The Florence
will establish Captain Howgates folar
colony at point on the coast, or on
the north side of Cumberland Island
aud then store the supplies, ON when
the main exploring expedition, when ,,i
sails in July, 1878, under Captain ii. W.
Howgate. Of the United States army Is
to subsist. The Florence IS OF 9lty'slN
tons burthen, is proyisioned Tor one
year, and amply supplied with equip,
ments. Her officers, scientists anu
ere v are: George E. Tyson, master,
William 5. Losson, first mate; Dennisoh
Burrows, second mate. Gleason cone
steward; Orray Taft sherman meteor meteor
ologist and photographer Ludwig Nun n
lin Madison. naturalist; Richard D.
York William A. Aldne, james W.
Lee. Joel W. BEETLES, seameni Charies
Henry Filler, David I. Rees' John NC
Parland, green hands. sherman n IS
graduate Of the Yale olass-oi H. NUN I'm
lin goes under the auspices oil 'ne
Smithsonian Institution.
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The Dallas Barrel Factory is now
prepared to fill orders for molasses bar
rels, half barrels aud kegs, manuiac-
tured out of weIl-seasoned cypress tim
Der. Would respectfully call the AT
tepllon OF farmers and merchants
thereto. Send for prices before pur-
chasing In other markets. Am also
dealer in flour barrels, slaves, head
ings and hoops, and can I'LL orders
ron millers at short notice. Repair
ing of all kinds Of cooperage promptly
done. Factory corner Of Houston ana
Elm streets, uear Todd's Touring mills
Address, X j. klNhhNi
July 4.d&w3m POstollice box 249'
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A Rsurt of ob.truered DiEes,Inon.

Among the hurtful consequences OF oo-
structed digestion, Is The impoverishment OF
the blood, and since decorative condition
Of the vital nuid not only produces danger
ons organic weak ness, but, according 10 lile
best medical aut horities, sometimes causes
,suhynla, II Is apparent that TO improve the
,,,ipaiitv OF the bi,sod by promoting digestion
INSTRUMENTATION. tea vice precautlun. Hos
letters stomach Biiters i preclsep the
remedy for this purpose, since u la.es
lie gsstric Juices, cOnqu = thy W bilious anu
evaeuative irregularities which lnt ,IieIe
ain the digestive processes, promotes hs
,Jrnitation ni the nDOd by the blood, anu pu-
riges as well as enrichss u. The signs oi
improvement In health In constquehcs oi
a n the Bitters are speedily apparent ~
al accession Of v.gIr, gain IN Doilll su l..
sts1ce. and regular and active periofn
snce Of every ph ysical function. augiiWih
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Ill It gradually enlarges toa ceiling &C.
teen feet high The atmosphere of lhe
cave Is not disagreeahle, II Is nooes,
sary TO takea llamhoau. as the cave IL
utterly dark The wall and ceiling are
thlcky lsloonpd with calcuous spar
end the outward coating OF lime, but
beneath ibis coating Is the clear crystal
lie spar
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AT the foot Of Lookout Mountain
,ear Chattanooga, was fought many a
hard battle during the war. On tha !
.ame ground, nearly forty years ago ,1,,, a
yictory was gain, d more glorious than
any gained 6y our armies. y remedy
uns there discovered for liver diseases,
that excited the wonder OF sclenllnc
men and physicians. Purely vegs ,t'.
HE. IL exoelled IN curative properties .i
the mineral drugs, such rs calouei !,
and was as harmless to the system ~ ~
almost az pleasant to the taste as cor 1
eas mis- world, famous remedy is Dr.
q simmons Vegetable Liver Med
ieine. manufactured by NJ. a. Thed
t ford < Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. 1t i
t oru ale by ALI druggists, who have also
. .0i 'e't trial packages which will be
given to all applicants Tree OF cnS'se'
iunZ7. d&wlm
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,,. Avn npEADsTUFFs.

wHENT-Reoelpts more iip Ti n t,i,i -
eausl : :, 20 Gai 10; medlum 5ssi ~i lower
GRADES 00lac.
OATS-Dc.
RYE-None Offered.
BARLEY FEbll--,t. a.s0c.
CORN-TeNas, 10 shuea, 't,anSarlan and
Ai'let siOsl2.
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IIInIa Am pIITnIps

HIDES pry Clint Ism, aud upward, lac.;
~. Mot % hs and upWaM, damaged, lOo.,
ulh Nlul hipa tuI calf N .. dIy HtIt. % MS
hh9 upWWli 4ltl green buion,m', b'tt
Nli hhF FNAln fNpit owing tl wool, 'O4
-lni white woDl, long, 3lri white wool, mll
rlp lH4Apt hWrh wool, lhr.
NllfAlu- NulIh, IHi COW . De-.
. TALON tn barrels, bt,c.
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COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

Ths monetary market Is somewha,t s. ,,pia
s,,t Tor outside business, bul ineiS i.,,',,n.r.
minds for legitimate business anu
1It,I Is Buying, large pieces 90 SINS V'
s.Iiing. large o. sIsall 70.
siI,VEK-NOmlnaL -,,.-.- L., rlret
Thsre Il but little gold or silver IN Inaas r,,
rVrg A commercial, = per ceh'
,tt.ef uut. bank, par.
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Card.

To all who are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretlons of youth, nerv'
aus weakness, early decay, loss of man
mood. etc, | will send receipt that
viii cure you, free OF charge. This
great remedy WAS discovered 10y a
missionary in South America. SEND
self addressed envelope to the Rev.
Toseph Inman, station d, bible Home,
New York City.-til sept23-eod-w.
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The great elm in west Springfield,
Mass, which Herman Day planted in
l77G, was struck by lightning during o
thunderstorm the 18th Of July, and a
large limb was broken oil This is one
Of The modest trees in New England.
The trunk, which measures nearly
twcnty>seyen feet in circumference, Is
still sound.
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IItII Nm lLAlINr-

llMt-lhv bost Equality IA barrylt ls worth
.si in uWhi 81 l0i ordinary nallas, 4Ac, poi
bu,hal
tEMENt- Rosoudle n worth u b mtrrl
Louisville, hust NO b. kept aau y barvli
Dallas, $3.50
PLANrENls worth s5 SOL hauel
lhu suppyiui the above mentioned nrtis
les lhHmplu uBWtud Ulri market Hrn,
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A lhau uli IOddk NIX, gB, State
senl,eil AANAiW Ai Choice Family, NsAi
hliAh-tron 70 60 $50.
luNN MLA I.-lun.
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f. Fendrich's is the only house
that keeps all Of the finest brands OF
Virginia chewing tobacco. II
III you want to save a hundred
dollars in the purchase OF q buggy, go
to 0rr's.--tf.
If YOU want to trade all old buggy
for a new one, 0rr's is the place. If.
f. Fendrich's is the only ousethat
sells the Empress chewing tobacco. tt
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH


GALVESTON, August told slOllslOd.
silver pcGpgr Exchange New York sight
% premium.
NEW York, August 8. Stocks are strong,
Money per cent Gold 81 ul5s. Sterling
exchange long a Sils; short SSl, state
bonds inactive. Government bonds arm
and in good de,uRnd.
enid Oupuel : 1 Uhi.
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The Baby and the Ape--A Reflective
Comparison.

In his recently published "BIogroph
ioal Sketch of q Child,n Darwin notes
the fact that whereas babies are
pleased with the sight of their faces
in a looking-Glass, the higher apes
are highly incensed when they behold
their natural face in a mirror. And,
again, babies soon learn that the pic
ture in the mirror IL mere reflection,
but apes always think it u real OBJ
ipot
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Tyomlng Ntport rinr-claI.

NEW YORK, August g. Money easy 1909
per cent. sterling steady ut "a s5'g. uuld
quiet at 81 uss Government hondH hrmi
Jew % II W, state bonds quiet.
NEW URLEANs, August d-GOld 81 OiAI
81 U5lg NewNork sight ,, premium. ster-
Inv bank 50 10.
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rInI q.

etni,p-Fsird demand, which Is s, mel ,ls' ~
~ s,ltaTing quotations: Cresceiss,' ~ ~
~ 81 ID. san Jscinto . ., hInP,s sscss'
Wxs =: Eagle 9 o. haghoiia' IN
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For Rent.

The brick store house on Elm street.
opposite Sanger Brosp now occupied
by Blake, Jenkins & Boals, size 44XSO,
will be for rent after the LIST OF Oct0s
Der, 1877. Apply to ,o ,,,,,,
junl7dim huhI " oMAlh'
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SPECIAL NOTICE NO. 1.

IN the matter Of VIM. L. Murphy, BankFupt-in
Bankruptcy.
The notes and accounts belonging and due
and owing the iute' drm ~ HIM. l.. Murphy
have been placed In my hands for collee'
tlon, with all necessary Instructions To sue
or adjust etc. Parties indebted viii do we'll
to Gu without delay aud settle vt once, and
save costs. l.. y. hARkHN,
No. IN Elm street, Upstairs.
Dallas, August /, 1917. augldlm
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If you want the cheapest farm
wagon in the market, you will find 1t
at Orr's. TT.
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Commercial

NEW YORK, August 6,--Flour dull. Wheat
dun, spring, for forward 9eiiNery, easle'i
winter. shade'hrmer Corn dun ana heavy
HALrlMoRE, August 6,-Flour dun and
lowsr 10 sell, Howard street and supernne
a 6a5 10, extra s6G1 family " O0@S 10, Rio
hands 81 7b@S 20. Wheat, southern, lower,
Jsnond good. western spot, lower, futures
Arm. soutnern rel, good 10 prime, 81 90
amher n 5llu 81; white 81 3jHl 50; Pennsyl-
v',,ia raj .lAD. No 2western winter red spot
Il g. August 81 il}s@l A54; September 81 ~
WI Az. southern corn quiet and sIsady;
western firm. southern white 6ln8bici yell
low 6!c.
NJ LOUIS, Aug. 0--Fluur unsettled and
lnwar, family o. choice brands 50 iOGl n,
Whcat No red fall 81 y bid, M, $40 u 20
n. Corn unset led and lower No. mlNeu
pmill,c. Oats higher, No. 4, bt %. Rye duli
AMI lower ut lha5L whisky steady VI vs.
pnrk nrmer SlS 80. Lard inactive and lower
summer s@Slsc. Bulk meats dulli shoulders
and clear ribs jl4@iAc ASKED, 6g'c pl1,
Hogs higher at - 1000 ~, Naltir, snlppihb
,,r.dn. uoiniuaE thorough Texans ~ 2Og1 70
Hides aud wool.
GALVESTON, Aug, 6-Hides- the market
a inlet. Dry selected, Zoe; light sailed l3t;
stacr sailed re; damaged hall price KIP l-ci
WEI sailed as they run, SEE selected tci
butchers green &c,
Wool-Quet and weak. Eastern anu
northern nne ami medium free OF burs, nine
Ia twelve months growth, 2l9iOc; ultlo Dur
nv l7alSc; eastern and northern coarse "
GgO,. bury l2Nlac; western ana sOulntIh
Hue. niue to twelve mouths growth, 2lGZ'ci
medium 2OG2ic; coarse western and Mexl-
nan l29ljt.
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EyCHA LANCE BANK
DALLAS. TEXAS.
DIRECTORS.

j. W. Urowdua, Al. ~, DALLAS Phil, H.
Uhappell, President uf the National E1s
Marsaiis, of MarsaliS \ Underwood, whole.'
sale gioohrs, Dallas; Col II. \, Ervay, Daliaai
]. h, Williams, OF Willlams& Toliver, drug
gists, Dallas; James M, Nwanson, planter,
Anderson county, Texas; John N. stem
mons, attorney .at,law, Dallas; q. NJ. swink,
Dallas; n. Nj. Ervay Dallas. Jan-dly,
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cotton Market.

GAIVEsroN, August 6--Receipts, net II
bnles; gross, bales. Exports coastwiSo
MS bales sales none. Stuck i1lS bales,
Market nominal Good middlng ll4G
middlng lie; low mid ling l0'sci good
ordinary lO'sc
Nav YoRS, Aug, G.-The cotton market
is Quiat
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IRON
COTTON TIES.

In view Of the constantly increasing popu
larity ANA demand for the
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Our Imperial Gins

Have beep in use Twenty Years. They are
All made nfter the Holland process, distilled
from Rye. spirit and Italian Juniper
pug8dfm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-20
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
FROM
Democratic Senators Impatient
About the Louisiana Case.
TALK OF SUMMARY PROCEEDINGS.
Nov. 10.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.
The Democratic Senators Will VI
caucus 10 day to consider neither they
shall attempt unitedly to force action
in the pending election cases and nom
nations now in committee. There are
a number of prominent Democrats Of
tn . Senate who declare that they are
going into caucus to support the Prop
o>ition to direct q vigorous fight in the
Executive session in favor of discharg-
ing all commissions from the consider
alton of nominations and contests for
seats. Those who will urge this course
10 caucus, say they have reason tn be-
lieve that several Republicans will vote
with them, quite enough tn carry he
proposition. II, however, Is by no
means certain that oil the Democrats
will sustain this. as II 10 in the face Of
the customs aud traditions Of the Sem
ate in the treatment OF it, CONT itteos.
A meeting Of Democratic Senators
was held TO day tn further consider the
ACCESSIBILITY of moving for the dis
charge of the Privilege and ElecttDn
Committee from the Louisiana and
South Carolina contested election cases,
and thus bring them immediately bs
fore the Senate for action. The general
sentiment seems to be in favor Ot such
"A course, but in view of The fact that
a meeting Of the Privilege and Elec-
ions Committee WAS concurrentiy in
progress, the caucus took no action on
the subject except O instruct its Chair
man, thurman, TO cunfer with the
Democratic mem bers oil the Commit
tee.
AT a meeting Of the Senate Commit
lee on Privileges and Elections, Spnf.
lord and Kellogg submitted statements
substantially the same as already pub
lished. salisbury moved that the
Committee consider the Credentials al
j. b. Eu~tis. Alter some discussion
il was agreed by q party vote to lay the
motion on the table until Sub Commit
tsemen Wadleigh aud Merriman
port As to the probable length of time
It will take.
Tho House Committee on Elections
to- day exchanged views In regard u
the Colorado case. Informal express
sions Of opinions indicated that the
melnb ers stand three in favor Of seat'
ing Belford; three In favor Of Pxtter
son. and four In favor Of reporting thai
there WAS no valid election. The re.
naming member did not commit hun
self.
The Louisiapa case Of Aiken vs. Oar
rail- has been referred tn = Sub Com
mittee consisting Of Harris. Ellis, aud
Cox. Of Ohio.
The nomination Of General Harlan
WAS before the Judiciary Comn,ittet
TO day, but no conclusion was reached
Fatal Explosion.
NEW York, Nov. 10.
By the explosion OF q kerosene car
Yesterday. Mrs. Thomas Doran ant
two children were burned to death.
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Application for a Patent
TO THE
UNCLE SAM CONSOLIDATED
MINE.
NO. A9.
U. s. LAxp Oyvrcs.

FuRExA, New, Novemb Der 10, lS77.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ \. j. schneider and W. c. Harrington.
have this day fled their appIicstios for :
patent for fifteen hundred diool linear feet
Of the CncIe sam Consolida ted mipe or vein.
bearing silver, With surface ground 100 feet
in width. outside Of the wslis Of the lode. sit
uate, lying and being in Eureka Mining Dr.
trict. county Of Eureka and 5 ate Of Nevada.
and known and designat d By the Geld Iotes
and official plat on file in this Office as Lot
Number $50.
The exterior bcundar1cS OF Lot No. 10 be.
Ing as follows. TO wit:
Variation 49, deg. east
Commencins at 4 post marked No. I, U. 9.
sur ey No. 10. whence the ~fsgstsf in the
town Of Eursks bears n. "a. deg. h.. -l7.i4j
feet; Ruby Hill No. | bears NJ. % deg. 7 min.
w., 1851 feet; and tho | ncle Sam shaft bears
Ma deg. 3 min. W.. so feet: thence, running
LIST course N. IS des. W., 100 feet. to post No.
/. U. s. survey Ne. ~ Ham burg lode. 400 Feet.
to post No. 4 Of .aid survey No 81. 600 Get, 10
thence. End course MI deg. q min. W.. LOSS
feet. TO post marked No. 3. u. s. Survey No.
80: thence. Sd esurse S,.s y deg. T.. III feet
to post marked No. 4. U. s. survey No. 10.
U. 5 survey No. 81. Helena Mortimer lode.
Thence. 18th course s., 8 deg. E., IS $40 feet to
post marked Nos. U. !. Survey No. l90. the
same being post No: 5 Of said survey No. 6s:
, as:s .. sss eS ~. :. u j. s 8 S s Z Ss so9 q, fss: -, =
post No. 2 Of said survey No. 81: thence 9Th
courss S, u deg. T., 30 feet 70 post marked
No. 7. U. 3. survey No. ls0: and thence. 7th
course =, IA dec. . min. 4. Loss feet 70 peef
and 2-l00 acres.
This claim IL bounded On the south By The
Hamburg mine.
The location Of this mine 10 daily recorded
in the kscordsr's oGics Of Eureka Minine
District. on page lel. in Book +. Of said Die
trict Mining Records.
Any and all psrsans claimins adversely
any portion Of said Uncle Sam Consolidated
before described. are required 70 fle thsiI
adverse claim with tSe Register Of the
United States Land Office at Eureka. in th<
State of. Nevada. during the sixty day.
period o. publication hereof. or they will be
barred By virtue Of the provisions. Of ths
statute: ID. b. lMAEL. Register:
Eureka. Nov. 10. 1877. p2oIod
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE GREAT WAR.
KARS CAPTURED By THE Rus.
SLAMS.
Full Particulars Of the Assault
oTHER WAR ITEMS AND IISCILLANR.
Gus EUROPEAN KHWS.
Full Particulars Of the Assault

LONDON, Nov. 10.
An oficial Russian dispatch, dated
veran Kalsh Sunday, November 18th,
says: The Russians carried ksrs BY
storm to-day. Tho battle preceding
the capture commenced ct 8 o'clock
this morning. Our trophies and losses
It present are unknown.
A Russian official dispatch, dated
Bagot saturday, l7th. says: News has
lust been received that q detachment Of
Cossacks and Infantry succeeded in
driving the Turks out of Rosalie Pass.
by turning their fortified positions on
Moragaidagx. The Turkish camp
there was captured. General Skobel-
of, during . skirmish on the night OF
the 10th inst, received sever cnntu-
sions from fragments Of shell. He had
already received a similar confusion
on the night OF the 18th. His wounds.
however. are not dangerous, and he
continues to direct the fire maintained
against the Turkish position.
A special from Alexandria IN
uounces that the King Of Abyssinia
has written General Girdon accepting
the terms Of peace proposed ~ the
latter.
A dispatch from Sophia reports that
the Russians on Friday attacked Etro-
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COAST.
SAM FRANCISCO.
MEETING OF w0RKINGMEH.
Proceedings Of the Relief Com
mittee.
san FnANcIsco. Nov. 10.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 10.
Between 5000 and 5000 persons as
on the sand lots near the new
City Hall yesterday afternoon, to listen
tn tho orators Of the workingmen's
party. Dennis Kearnev called the
meeting to order and delivered ons
Of his characteristic harrangues. lie
was followed by J. q. Day. in a mod
crate strain. Knight and Weliock
spoke their usual pieces, and Doctor
O'Donnell delivered one of his care
fully guarded incendiary speeches.
Day undertook tn discnuntenance DIR.
O'Donnell's style OF oratory but was
hissed down. A resolution was adopted
inviting the Governor. Mayor, clergy
and everybody who desired tn do SO
to join in the Thanksgiving Day pa
rsde.
At . meeting Of the Relief Commit
tee to-day II was decided IN set aside
$4,000 OF the funds already collected
for the maintenance Of . free labor ex-
change. for which room have been
engaged at Nos. IS and IS O'Farrell
street. The exchange will be put In
operation 1t once. About $4,000 re-
main in the hands OF the committee,
which. with the addition OF further
collections. will b devoted to other
forms Of relief.
The evidence Is not vet all taken In
the examination Of Kearney and his
associates. and the result may not be
reached to-day.
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them back st d . per scre
0nd give us credit for the amount on
ousacoouut with the 0ovsrnmsnt II
Incorporation be accepted, then oil OF
the uls~ppIed lands within the rail-
road bspscan he reduced 10 the mini.
mum Of 81 Is. That poor men and
baos6de settlers set king to build up
homes in our State would be benefited
by ths Enc Of policy Is too plain for
e~lrpida9on. There Is also q selfish
view = be taken Of the question. Ne
vada xas due her $500 900 acres of
school lands, which have lot yet been
seIesied. Unfortunately there Is no
p1ace let to take them except on crag-
nv mountains or in scorching des-
erss, where purchasers for them could
never be found. Ono million acres
along the Humboldt would be worth
i've times Is much as the 4.500. 600
acres scattered promiscuously over
The State. We have now In our IRE
ducibls School Fund, approximately.
100000. Were We q liberty to locate
lands along the line of the railroad.
lands that would command ready
sale, there Ii no reason why wsshould
not have. inside Of five years, . School
Fund aggrsgating 1850. 900. gusnn-
the wissss aud most benehcisnt
system OF any State 10 the
Union. For these, aud many other
uuanswerable reasons that might lie as
we hope to seethe Government
take back these lands, and at once
throw them all open to actual settlers
at 81 IS per acre. instead of - 80 per
acre. tha figures at which they are
now held by both the Government
and the Railroad Company.