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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-14

The concert given By Mrs. Presbrcy aud
Mr.. Aldrin at the Open House drew large
attendance. The Sa,ina Band gave an out
door concert In front Of the Opera House
while the people were assembling. Mrs. Pres
brsy was assisted BY her sister, Miss Warner,
Misses Josie Fitzgerald and Addie Naxey,
Nessrx p. 2. Bond. J. ". Aldrich. Fred
wildman, 4. A. Levitt. 4. Wellington and
Day. The music given Was very fine and
gave great satisfaction P. Q. Bond CAV.
several Of his comic songs which ..took ion.
mensely." All were pleased vita the eoncef,
and Ma Presbeey and Ar. Aldria may vel
be pleased with the success OF their drst en-
seffninment.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-14
Vote Of Thanks.

At meeting Of the committee OF the Catho-
lie church OF Salina. a vote OF thanks Vas ten
dered the Hon. W. A. Phillips. for favors ex-
tended the congregation, in the purchase OF a
piece Of ground for Calvary Cemetery which
was ordered 70 be published in all the city
papers. Rev. A. wIEBERT, Pres't.
" Il GELS Sec'y
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-14
EOund af lASl-HAI.

The place to secure hay is Of e. J. Wright
He Is prepared to furnish hay in any quantity
by the load. in the stack or any way you de
sire it, and at short notice. Anyone wlshin:
hay can leave orders at W. ". Garrison
Stable and it viii receive my prompt atten,io,
and at the io'cest cash price. CD. WRIGHT.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-14

Ii has been announced that Mr.. Muir's new
uilding at the corner OF Iron avenue and
Fifth street is designed for a machine sho p
This is not so. 1t is to be pillow factory, ano
Messrs. Muir & Hale state that they intend
manufacturing 400 plows shis winter. They
already have the stock therefor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-14
New Millinerx Sfare.

New goods, millinery, cloaks notions. etc,
just received from Chicago. in the lates;
styles, and will he sold at Eastern prices.
Next door north OF Eggleston's picture store,
Santa Fe avenue. NJ. VI. BowEE-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-14

Tax payers should be particular to have
their road receipts give the description Of the
property upon which the road overseer has
collected the tax, or they do not get the cred
it from the county treasurer. We have he
blank receipts on hand for road oyerseers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-14

On Tuesday evening the 18Th inst. next
Tuesday EVENING" a public meeting is TO be
held at the Presbyterian Church TO consider
the question Of locating a college here. We
hope our citizens will all remember the meet
ing. turn out in force and devise ways and
means of securing the college. Its location
here will be Of inestimable value to our city.
financially. morally. Intellectually. Let US
make one grand big effort to raise the re-
qulred amount. Il ought to be done and can
be done II proper effort is made.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-14
Personal.

John, when you go to town to-day stop in
at 81 Santa &c avenue and see wha, they are
sci ing the st. John Sewing machine at. My
old hard running machine has worn OUT. and
hink we had better buy a st. John. they are
said TO be light running and easy kept in order.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
T,rO Fine Building Lots.

oOAA viii bzy Lsts 20 III ssi IL s.aiA fs
cow Arenss. al vhsch ssz go eass. tes ss3.
VIA ses ossf ~ sr~>t % ie fen1
4a-6 IAs1 Axs1<
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-14

Fer TeWD ~ CeaofYy.
Books, Books. Books and seaficoesy a the
Book and Variety Store d A. T. 4 y. n.
Gher's, No. laa Sann Re Aveaue.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-14
onacIaI Paper Of the City ofsaIina.

Extra Copies of the JOURNAL can be
found ut the Book and News Store of White
head Seaman's, first door east of PostofRce.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-14

~Nisesiianeoss Books Bos soss5 90 %
shelves viil be ordered sf PubsisAss's prices
90 appsieacss-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-14

Seoo 'Ove - 80 sso0 - vso1NAs
49,. y: 80. :s:; - - 1Ss:s
sssa - brss sx~os1 - g5m1 - - -
fsSs~s~Ss % b lsseno oeU1 49, - - :
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-14


entire satisfaction and many say their machines
run better than they ever did. Now Is the
time to have your machines repaired while you
can have good work done and for low prices
Bring in your machines soon. as cannot stay
x,rhout nIenty of work. Soft
Cheap Charley's Auction Store.
No longer doth the sportive swell on linen
suits,
And the gay philosopher lay in his winter
stock.
The small boy will sell his gun to buy himself
suit
And then look out for winter and its dashed
internal snow.
So visit Cheap Charley before it is too late.
have now established q Leather and Find
ings House at Abilene. Kansas, where will
keep the best brands Of French kip and cali
skins. sole leather and American kip and cali
skins. all kinds of toppings and Inning. and ev.
erything usually kept in first-class house, u
price. tina, will compete with any house THU
side OF St. Louis. Respectfully soliciting the
patronage Of all IN need Of good stock
any orders received vii have my prompe q
tention. T. {. AclSHRSEr.
Rev. j. C. Clock. whose smiling. genial coanse
nance became 50 familiar 70 oar people during thI
session Of the ~ E. Conference in city ass NarcA
connected With the Kansas spirit. edlsorialiy, sad
also travelling In the stase with Mason Long NE ten
rerancs orator.
H. L Seymour has oreanxed . dramatic troupe o
good talent. and will open in the Saina oers Hoas
with the Black Hand. this eveaing- He has IN h
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
A LBANY BoAT-PEOPLEs LINE.
FIRST CLASS, 81.
EXCURSION, 81 so
STATE ROOMS, 81 AND -.

STATE khoSosNs hooNs' y. AsD a.
s:fa nss & Gs%s
asssis all sss and
FOL sd SvHs hSh
S,:slyn IL & :s 4. ticket
FHFkn sSIHSS M M sros!SSTss @
sr- MASSACHUSETTS, and RHODE ISLAND, from pier
TsoyiDESSE isE i1;iss, .sl, s.'iy ss;:p sanS:ss.
Mf1a0r0L,'hAiSE nsns ss 'hAiSEvA1nD RAILWAY :. .
RECTOR sT-Sesrest point for wall street ferry and
xsf ears Fe- sss ''y 5yu. for Jersey city and
s1sy r,r... ..s e..
sE ,.. 70. stree. ..,
70 Jersey cy and eoPs Line stsa%eTs $ Tor ssSy and
m % va , for ss: :'s rs
Hobcken, connecting With for Christopher and East
ga:G wsas AND
halls, connecting with for East rwensyhird sns
ssD sT"Searsss poin, to Booths. James and Park
SGsna ferry GsGs% a. CIV vs.
Ssb sINsarss. pon. 70 standard Broaawsy :nd fiisl
so"nssns vii" sr r."
42D sT1Connects with New York Transfer Company
cabs for Grand Central Depot
ssrii sT-Nearcs. point for Central Park
Ss rrwS s fssSs ass e ps ssa %. s hssess ae
ron DOWNTOWN iaEs Ts.rys IS ~; cssTs side
fM,~SsSw Nh sSs fare & sssSscS !; sis,; p,..,a.,,
NJ vsS BRocKris. Superintendent
Nh%sm SS 8 SSSagst M Ss!hs
every ss ssss:s
Point Good supper for 50 cents Tickets for sails II
'NoRwrcH LINE for BOSTON, WORCESTER, PORT
aSS sS ..S 81 ss.n sSTa 81 II. and sSi: %
MOUTH from pier ~ North River, at43oP NJ daily, sun.
,sSg:
further information apply q pier ~ North River
TOURIST, PLEASURE AND INVALID TRAVEL
Florida, bermuda Nassau wes, India Islsnds spss,si
xc.~rs LEvE 4 Alden have &C completed AZ .r-..ss
so"rs November number American tourist Gsss,sss
nsop eaSg '.e send cr eepy prs 20 es"s III
Broadway, corner Chambers st. ---
EXCURSIONS.
SOMETHING NEW 70 TIE MpsBlio M suT old OLD re
saloon viii make Gnnninr Trp for Wild duck. on rne-
sto"s %"se pier nss, S'r" e state" @ Island Tt
December IJ AL O FOSTER, Manager.
DENTISTRY.
1 SET OF TEETH In THREE H0uKs At ThE OLD
hp'ssD .u ssSemse mi s's n. en- nnnSSr ss sh sv
4 RTrrrcIAL TEETH SPECIALITY; SETS o. vr
MY rc%ssss 10 ~ door, sso,e 4h
A r MARLBORotiGII DENTAL ROOMS, oss srH Av.,
~ near th Sets IL Teeth. ~ Extracting tgas, 5Dc.
Artistic dentistry all branches lowest prices Open
ings and sundays.
GALL Ix THE YvTNING on DAY TINE AND SEE
NJcur s. Of Teeth EIGHTH AVENUE DENTAL
ASSOCIATION. sp eth ~.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
EXCURSIONS,

c,oMETlirNG NEW TO THE PUBLIC. But OLD 70
Dus-Fast sea steamer SETH Low, with new boiler and
saloon will make Trip for Wild ducks on Tncs-
day November 90 the Sound or Atlantic ocean leaving
Franklin at North River U pier "a East River, -,
stone p~r next to staten Island Ferry Mt Tickets
81 limited for sale at lS3 Bowcry or on board Aso
sec pauers for cod fishing Day and Sunday
I,ece,nSer AL Il. FOSTER Manager.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

I
WHOLE TICKETS s.. HALF TICKETS 81
~ TICKETS, $50 55 TICKETS, 500
Remit by Post office money order registered letter. bank
draft Full list of drawing published in Louis
willie and New York Herald, and mailed
MI ticket holders For tickets and information address
MERFoRD, Secretary GGnyierJ9nm9l I Building. Louis
2o7 Broadway, New York. OPEN TILL r. NJ.
HIRK CO.-KENTuCKY LOTTERIES, REMOVED
N to .347 Broadway, up stairs
r AIDES YOUR PARTICULAR ATTENTION.-THE
llBeautifyng Baths. open AT Central Park Baths
5sth st., 7th something entirely ladies tR
o'clock.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

TOURIST PLEASURE AND INVALID TRAVEL
Florida, Bermuda Nassau. West India Issnds spss,si
Main. &c. &c.
mcnts for tourist tickets and hctcl coupons Cor wnt
tours. November number American Tourist Gssettss
giving description and illustrations Of above named vntci
rcsorts ready send for copy; prize ~ cents III
Broadwsy corner Chambers st
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

DACIFTC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
III Pier foot Of Canal St, North River.
For San Francisco via Istbmus OF Panama
Steamship ACAPULCO. Saturday, November 30 noon.
connecting Panama for Central and South America aud
Mexico and at San Francisco for Japan aud China
From San Francisco for Japan and China,
Steamship CITY OF TOXIC. Tuesday December q noon.
Steamship CITY OF PEkING Saturday. January noon.
From san Franeiscc tc IIcnoluu, New Zealand and
tralia steamship CITY OF SYDNEY Monday December 23
For freight ar general Information apply company
office the piet fuo of Canal North River aud for
passage apply ccn,panys ticket office Broadway
NASSAU, N p; ST. JAGo AND CIENrUEGOs,
IN CubA-Steanship NORMAN, December IA 1878
MURRAY, FERRIS CO.. a. 2Southpt
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-12-14
Best and Finest In the World +!
MENDELSSOHN PIANO
STANDS WITHOUT AN EQUAL.

olhNDo NAlhOOA hN I&Ohhs
These Pianos made one of the finest dis
plays at the Centennial Exhibition, and were
unanimously recommended for the Highest
Honors.
Prof, ssor 0. VI. Newell, the celebrated pi-
auist VINO received thr dIstingshed honor Of
a cold Medal and Badge rom the Centennial
Comnis sioners for highest excellence in
piano playing at the great Exhibition, says of
I es ri mos: II must say tnat they qnal the
best p amos made BY any firm in this city
For evenness and pure singing quality of
The continuation of sound after striking a
note IS something wonderful in art of scale
drawing"
Pianos sent on trial, and sold on INSTALL
meuts. Don't fail to write for Illustrated and
DESCRIPTIVE Catalogue-mailed free.
CAUrIoN.--1he he Mendelssohn is a regularly
incorporate manufacturing company, and the
only use whicn makes the entire piano, and
sells direct to the purchaser At factory price.
Beware OF "hogus" pianos offered by dealers
who pretend to be IN inusacturers. We refer
You t. the New York Comm rcial Agencies,
which will give you re liable information in
regard e. them, as well as to our integrity.
character aud responsibility.
MENOELSs0HN PIANO CO.,
No, ~ East 18th Street.
lNear Union Square.)
NEW YORK.
aulA-Am
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-12-14

HNONSUMERS ARE REFERRFD TO THE
~ following xtract ( ON :he report of the
eminent public araiyist:
1his is a pure barley and wheat spirit, re-
markable in fragrant ethers, which imasrt =
deli a t aroma. Mt the same I'm gr. at y in-
r. asing its va ne as oitfns W stinuiant.
The soil residue contains n large amount Of
tannln, derived from oriug In oak casks,
which imparts To fne old whisky one Of its
valuable indivi luml qu,li,ie.. The amount
of he residue praves the whisky to be free
from the excessive colorpg and sweet niDg so
generally used in adnlteraii' G. In fact in two
words, 1t IL the PURESr WHISKY. and will
not only supply public want now, that
whistles are so generally adulterated, butwill
be If the greatest value to the physicians in
those numerous cases where pure Whistles
are tie mo.t useful of all MEDICINE.
We are. gentlemen, faithfully yours,
G. COOhE, NJ. d.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-07-20
THE BONANZA MINES.
Their Regular Yield-NO Cause
for Panic as TO Their Future
Production.

From the n. Y. Mining Recordl
Really we see no reason for panic
as to the future production of either
of these mines. The first is yield
ing regularly $50 tons of good ore
and the latter go tons every day,
while both have exposed, at the
very last dates reported in our "Min
ing Notes." good bodies of rich ore.
The passing of the dividend of the
Consolidated Virginia and the reduc-
ton of that of the California to one
dollar per share were the natural
consequences of being deprived of
shaft facilities tor lifting the requis-
lite amount of ore, coupled with the
intense heat underground, caused
by imperfect ventilation consequent
upon the closed shafts. This affords
sufficient and more natural expla-
nation for the passing of the dividend
in one case, and the reduction in
the other. than one based upon the
probable exhaustion of the ore bod
les OF two mines whose able mana
gers are now repairing their shaft
and lifting facilities at such cost, and
preparing for future operations upon
so extensive a scale.
AS for fear of assessments, we do
not see that there is ground for APP
prehension when they are raising
so much ore under present difficult
ties of working these mines; while
even We're an assessment levied, it
would necessarily be light one per
share, with so large number of
shares in each company.
We may remark in connection
with the fall of prices in the shares
of these mines in Frisco. that with
companies paying dividends SO large
and steadily every month for so long
period, there has been a great
temptation With many persons to
speculate in these stocks on mar
gin. Consequently, with the least
disturbance of prices, such stocks
have been thrown upon the market
and naturally forced to sale at a
sacrifice.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-07-20
A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE IN.

The fact should be insisted upon
until il is impressed on the minds OF
all the dwel,ers ct the other end OF
the Comstock, that Silver City offers
more facilities TO heads of families to
properly bring up their offspring
than any other locality within easy
reaching distance. Rents are cheap
taxation is low, the people are quiet
and Law abiding, and the public
schools are fully equal lin the prim-
ary and intermediate grades, at least)
to those of Virginia or Gold Hill.
The location of this city is especially
favorable for the miners employed
in all the Gold Hill mines from the
Bullion south. All married men
working in those mines could pro-
cure houses here at one-fourth the
cost of similar structures in Gold
Hill, and when they started off TO
work if would be pleasing to them to
know that they lett their children in
safety. Many of the miners en-
ployed in the Silver Hill, Succor,
Justice, Alta and Caledonia mines
reside here already, and many more
would move down were they aware
of the great advantages to be secured
to themselves and their children by
a residence here.
We stated above that the location
of Silver is favorable to all the miners
employed in the Bullion and the
mines south of that-and we did so
without fear of successful contradic-
ton. Silver is only about two miles
and half south of the Bullion, and
buses run every quarter of an hour
from the Gold Hill foundry to Vir-
ginia, and to and from Silver eight
times day. Not over an hour is
required for the trip to the north end
of Virginia City, and to the Bullion
mine it can be made in half that
time. The fare at present is seventy
five cents each way, but commute
ton tickets at twenty five cents each
would doubtless be issued by the
carrying companies in case regular
daily passenger applied for them.
Besides, as the distance is compare
lively short, it could easily be
walked over. Many miners working
in the Justice now walk to Virginia
at the end of their shift, and it would
certainly be easier to walk from the
Bullion down to Silver, than from
the Justice up to Virginia.
The time must soon come when the
superior advantages of Silver City as
place OF residence over either Gold
Hill or Virginia will secure for her a
much larger population than she has
now.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-07-20
THE RESULT OF FOUR CENTU.
RIES OF WARFARE.

A portion of the Eastern press is
actually acquiring some sensibleviews
on the Indian question, and the Gen.
eral of the Army is being taxed with
"fossiism" in persisting to employ
common soldiers in Indian warfare,
instead of raising a few companies
of frontiersmen. One of the far East
ern papers before us SAYS:
A war between regular troops and
savages is SO unequal that three or
five times the number OF soldiers are
necessary to pursue any given num-
Der of Indians and bring them to
battle or submission without great
sacrifice of life, and General Howard
should at once be supplied with an
overwhelming army, or thousand
mountain volunteers should be called
out under skilful leader. If that
number of pioneers were called for
to-day by the government, there
would not be hostile camp in the
Northwest thirty days hence, and
peace would come without a battle.
The Indians won't fight pioneers
unless they are insulated and practi-
cally defenseless, and the short and
cheap road to peace is for the Presi-
dent to notifytheW Washington and Ida
no Territorial Governors to organize
their militia and send them in search
of the savages. That would end the
war. General Sherman was com
PEELED to try that in 1867, when the
mountain volunteers rescued one of
his regular garrisons of thrice their
own number from an Indian siege;
and how many little armies and how
much money must be sacrificed be-
fore he gives up to common sense in
the management of such campaignsl
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-07-20
A SHOT AT II. NJ. DAGGETT,

Mr.. Daggett is not as game man
as we had taken him to be. He eyi-
IDENTIFY tries to evade the issue-for
the above extract means moth
ing. The constitution points out
that revenue shall be collected from
the proceeds of the Mines" but
whether net or gross is not stated.
The same instrument also says that
all taxation shall be uniform and
equal. Is this the case under the
present bullion tax law? Every hon
est man of any sense will say it is
not. The miner is made to pay taxes
four times year Quarterly while
all other classes OF taxpayers are
called upon but once in twelve
months. Is this fair and honorable,
and right under the constitution The
equitable thing is for the miner to
make an accounting to the revenue
officer once year just as the tax
payers do. If his mine has yielded
anything over and above the cost of
working it, he should pay a tax on
it precisely as the merchant pays on
the profits of his business, no more
and no less. Is Mr.. Daggett in IA
vor of such a modification of the
bullion tax statute as will give the
miner and prospector an even chance
with the rest of the taxpayers of the
Statel This is the question. We all
know hat the dam aUoo,1es who ou;do
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-07-20
THE building Of the new cour'

Tine building Oft new court
house at Eureka has been awarded
to Mr.. Bennett, the we'll known
architect and builder IF Virginia
City. SO says the Eureka Sentinel:
This is rough on Peter Burke, who
made such 4 fat thing out of the Storey
county courthouse, as he expected
to get it, and made several trips to
Eureka for that purpose.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-07-20

-TaEY have various political
primary systems in vogue in some Of
the Northwestern counties of Penn
sylyania. "The Crawford County
System" is we'll known as submitting
nominations to popular vote of the
party, but the latest improvement is
the aClarion System now in use b.
the Republicans of Clarion, venango
and perhaps some other counties.
The candidate who carries the dele
gates in any district is given the en-
tire vote of the party cast at the last
general election, and when the sue
cessful candidate of any district is
dropped in convention the entire vote
must then be cast for the next highest
candidate on the primary return. As
the Crawford plan did not prove an
overwhelming success in Virginia
City, last spring, when it was tested,
the Democrats having virtually car
fied the primaries, We do not sup
pose the Republicans banker after
any more experiments OF that nature
but if they do they might try the
Clarion plan, and thus lose another
primary election, and, maybe, a
couple of United States Scholarships.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-07-20
NOTICE
U. :. Internal-Reyenue Special
Taxes.

HINDER THE REVISED STATUTES OF
~ the United States. Sections 1892, 3237,
323S, and 3239, every person engaged in any
business, avocation, or employment which
renders him liable to special tax. is required
to procure and place and keep conspicuously
in his establishment or place Of business a
STAMP denoting the payment Of said special
tax for the special-tax year beginning May /,
1878. Section 3244, Revised Statutes. desig-
mates who are liable to special tax return.
as prescribed on Form IL. is also required by
law of every person liable 20 special tax az
above Severe penalties are prescribed FOR
noncompliance with the foregoing require.
ments, or for continuing in business after
April 80, 1873, without payment of tax.
Application should be made to
y. G. LORD,
Collector OF Internal Revenue, ut VIRGINIA
City. Nevada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-07-20
-FoR a few DAYS past the new

-FoR few days past the news.
papers of Gold Hill and Vrginia
have entertained their readers with
recitsls of the petty lsrcenies of one
r. T. Brace, "humorist" $50 called
from the Eastern part of the State,
and expressed great indignation at
his impositions. The public will not
be apt to sympathize with them to
any great extent, but will probably
think that they have been served
right. AS soon IS they learned that
this Artfuf Dodger claimed to be a
humorist they should have been on
their guard, as the humorist's princi-
pal business is admittedly the steal
ing of other peoples ideas and palm
ing them off on an unsuspecting
public as original. From stealing
ideas to stealing coats and drinks and
money and things there is but a step
If, indeed, there be any difference be-
tween the two classes of offenses.
And to our mind the literary piracy
is the meaner crime of the two.