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The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The two foundations on which
 every community, large or small,
 must stand. are intelligence and
 moral integrity, fit wishes to stan l
 firmly aud safely. Intelligence
 among the masses can in no other way be so well promoted as by the
 public school system. The state
 owes it to herself to see that her
 children are sufficiently educated
 for all the ordinary duties of citi-
 zenship, and official responsibility. There is doubtless a limit to the re-
 sponsibiliiy of the State in this mat
 ter of education. Beyoad cer-
 tain limit the public intcres: be- comes merged into the individual interest. In other words the higher
 cduca,:ol of the college and uni versiiy Is a natter in which the student is trained not so much for public safety as for personal success. Every man who wishes distinction in wealth, or honor, or professional attainment should be asked to se- cure these exceptional mental train ings at his own personal expense of time, and labor,a and money, because the advantages sough: are personal to himself, But general ignorance is such a deadly foe to all good gov ernment that it is the duty of the State to see that there Is secured to the people a general intelligence. We believe not only in providing a system of public shools for the children of the rich and poor, but we believe in compulsory education. For while We concede toSevery pa rent the right to control lis child, in his own way, within the limit of domestic interests. We believe there is higher duty which he owes to society, and,as in all other questions involving tie public interest, the rights of the individual in chM training become absorbed in the rights of the commonwealth. The prerogative of the parent must give way to that of the State. Bcsiics this, the stlte owes this interference, if necessary, to the child itself The function of the government is not limited to the adult population. Childhood has cltims as well IS manhood to it's protection, and has a right to demand consideration of it's interest by the state when the parent neglect them. It is the glory of our young Territory that we have T well organized school system. Planned after the best models Of the East, and with the benefit of the experience of the best educators for the last twenty-five years. our public school system is model foz so young a community as ours. Let us see 10 1t that no profane hands shall touch this ark of our political safety.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31

4 PLAN, said 10 be an invention tut more likely 10 prove mere dream, is now proposed as a substi- tutc for water canal across the istemus of Panama. It is aV shaped stcel-lined canal, through which the vessel is to be drawn by locomo- lives, the bottom of the vessel nov ing over fixed rollers. It is hard to say what mechanical science may not yet achieve, but looks very little more feasible than the famous ''per- petual notion
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31
THE RECENT ELECTIONS.

Aside from the political phases of the recent elections in Ohio and elsew here, the result will have d highly beneficial effect upon the whole country. Ever since the war eEdcd the nation has been in a tur- moil of uncertainty. The excite ment las been intense-feverish ey en-because there seemed to be no definite policy, and no wcll-de- fined l;ue of action. We had just emerged from furnace of fire, hotter tlian any through which nation had ever passed before. Other nations had fought com mon enemy, VIC had fought our selrcs. The accumulated wealth of hundredSears was thrown into thn scale against the nit:onal life, and it was saved. After this was accomplished no one seemed fuffi- cient 10 comprehend the situation. or to be equal 10 inc emergencies of the hour. There was no crite- rion in the past that could be taken as guide, for the wo.li's history did Lot show any such an unsettled state of national affairs as then ex isted Good men. and true were not wanting. but 10 political sa- .a.,,v eau!i 1et.rrinc s,h.. n-s
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31

MR. GARFIELD is almost certain now to become the successor of MR. THURMAN in the United States Sen aie. This will, in all probability lay N1R. THURMAN on the shelf, politically, for all time to come. This will not be considered a calamity to the nation, for laying aside all questions of politics, he has shown himself the demaeogue instead of the st,lesman.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31

IN BosToN-staid old Boston two new doors have been swung open to women. Mss ABBY W. MAY has been admitted 10 a seat in the State Board of Educaiion-the first lady every granted a place in that august body. By a vote ofthe Massachusetts Medical Society," women are admitted to membership in that ancient organization. For ten years the question has been dis cusscd, and the progressive have at last carried the day in favor of common sensc.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31

HE young State of Colorado is taking an advanced portion on the subject of education. It has three State schools of high grade-as colleges, and several denomina- tional schools as well, and the Methodists, under the leadership of Governor Evans, are just starting another in Denver.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31

THE "Aliner" hears it rumorcd that the Twelfth Infantry is to leave Arizona and take the place of the Eight, ordered from Cali fornio to Colorado, and that col ored regiment will fill the place of the Twelfth, now stationed in Ari- zona. If this is the case it would take from us GENERAL WILCOX and give us a new commander, aud Il class of soldiers not feared or re- spccted by the Indians. The Miner" does not want any change, neither does the Phoenix HERALD.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31

Did you ever notice poor chap that stands in the first picture of .he almanac with the fish and sheen and scorpions and bulls and twins. etc, around him? Did you ever notice that he was naked and had nothing in his stomachg Well, that poor fel- lg7; esCa t0 edit g newspaper,
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31

OUR special to-day from Prescott indicates hopeful times in the near future. Mines in the vicinity of the Capital City are looking very well, and considerable development is looked for from this time on.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31

TIE receipts from custom duties in the port of New York, during the month of September, reached the unprecedented sum of S11.0GO,- GOO.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31
ARIZONA ITEMS.
BY TELEGRAPH- Tucson.

TUCsoN, October 25.-J. W. Cash weller, an experienced mining man has returned to California after a short inspection of our hines. He is pleased with our mineral resources and returns before long.
 Nearly all the machinery for the Contention mill has arrived at the mill site on the San Pedro.
 Correspondent of the Chicago Trt- 6isne is in the Arivaca and Gro Rlanco mining districts.
 Latest advices from Hermoso say that the construction of the twenty stamp mill of the Hcrshaw Mining Company is being pushed with viger.
 Florence.
 FLORENCE, October 25.-J. c. Loss charged with the murder of J. c. Robbins has been acquitted.
 One bar of bullion valued at 5000 arrived yesterday from the Isabella mill, Globe city.
 A ball given Thursday night WAS largely attended.
 Prescott.
 PRESCOTT, October 25- = The sale of mines in Bug Bug bus been con sumated.
 Hon. W. H. Hardy reports mining matters in Mohave county as boom ing.
 The Smithville mines are very rich and the mill of the Golden Era Min ing Co. will be finished within thirty days.
 PREscoTr, October 27th.-Dis- patches from General Carr, received this morning, indicate everything quiet and safe in southeastern Ari- zona MARTIN, A. A. G.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31

OWING to the failure of the fish eri many of the natives of Siberia are said to be dying of starvation.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31

TIE Anglo-Alnerica.n Gable Com pany will lay a new cable in 1S90-
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31

Col R. J. Hinton, mining editor of the New York Eecning Ha1, author of the "Handbook to Arizona" and formerly editor of the San Francisco Post, passed through Chicago lately on his way 10 Colorado. He will pay Utah, Arizona, New Mexico and California, an extended visit before returning.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31

TWELVE missionaries sailed re- gently for the P leabyterian mission India.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31

THE Sultan has dismissed the two Christians from his cabinet, in Con
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31

TIE bullion produc; of the UAiacd States for the half year ending, J unc 90, is estimated by WELLS Y S-H, e.J1o
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31

MR. BRITToN, of the United States Land Commission v-ill visit Arizona soon.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31

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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-04
Notice Of Assessment,

ARTHUR CONSOLIDATED GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY.
Location Of principal place of business,
Paradise, Nevada.
ocatioh Of Works, Mount Rose Mining
District, Humboldt county, Nevada
NJ Office is hereby given that at a meeting
~ Of the Beard of rustets held on the
III. h eenth Qsthj day of March. 1879. an as
sessmt nj No II Of two (2J cents per share
was ie'ied upon the capital stock Of the cor
oiation, payable imme diately, in United
ates geld coin, to the secretary at the cfiice
OF the c, mpany, Paradise, Nevaoa.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on
SATURDAY, the NINTEfNTH 18th day Of
APRIL, 1879,
Will be delinquent al d advert ised for sale at
p bic auction, and unless paymtn mt is made
before. Will be sold Saturday, May third l3d) !,
1879, TO pay the delinquent as essn emit to-
gether with ccsts of advertising and expenses
of the sale,
II. WARREN, Secretary,
Paradise, Nevada. m2O-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-04
Notice to Gre ditors.

State Of Nevada, humboldt county, ss In
he District Court, Fourth Judi ial Distsiet,
In the matter Of The petit, Of Henry 1erux,
an insulVeDt debtor.
DURsUAhT TO all oder Of the ! on. VIM.
n >. Bon Difield, Judge Of the SAID District
Court. office il hereby given to all he cred
TORS of the said insois ent, Henry 1etux e. lie
and appear before the said Judge in open
Court, at the Court TO III of raid Court, In
Wiunemucca. state and O. unity Aforesaid IN
TUEs DAY. the sth day Of APRIL. 1879, at 1
O'Clock A. NJ. Of that day then and there TO
show cause. if any thes can, Why he prayer
of said insolyent should not be granted. and
an assignment If his estate be made and
be be discharged from his d. bts and Ia bi ties,
III pursuant OF the siatute in such Gaze made
and provided; and in the meantime all pro-
ceedings against said il solv II be stayed.
Nitress my hand and tho seal OF
! sv1 said Court, this 9th Gay Of March
1879.
~ j. II. JOB, Clerk.
n.7-s0d
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-04
Toll Dad Notice.

FENHIS is to certify that the undersi gned has
located and intends to con- rnc1 a toll
ed up Willow creek, HUMBOLDT county,
evada beginning at pOin IN said creek
whore Hill b. achy's Id 5 age road crosses the
same; thence Up said creek ( lowing the
main right hand f. k to the summit Of the
mountain, being dist nee Of about ien miles.
pat Of prop sed route OF ala ad is on
file n the lie. orutr's tffce, Humba ldt county
New. said " iilow Creek Is abott 80 miles FRI IN
Winnie mncca, IN the road leading to silver
City. Ida 10, and camp AcDermIt Nevada.
Witness m hand and seal this
10Th day # March. 1879.
~ F. 4. BROUGHAM
ml5-30d
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-04
Dissolution Notice.

~ Office is her, by given that the co-part
~ neishIp heretofore existing between An
Grew WesgiAll sLd l. v. Gre, hWell is TIN
day dissolved by mufu& consent Andrev
NesifaIl Il alone suthorIz,d 80 collect 81
debts due the finn ana pay all 5 liabilities.
L.. ". nbEENa I'll.
ANLkth mksTFALL.
Rye Patch, New, March 10Th, 1879. lw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-04
oil Road Notice.

HEREBY certify that it is my intention
II and desire to cons ruct ana maintain a
1on hoad between the points and alol the
route hereil after mo PARTICULAR, descril ed,
pursuant 10 the provisions Of an Act Of the
Legislature Of the tate Of NIva,.a entitled.
"An Act 10 provide for cons ructing and
maintaining OH X, ads end Bridges In the
State OF Nevada" lapproved March 8, 1860,
ana the acts amendat ~ and sapple mtntary
thereto. hat said Toll Road is TO be known
as the Scott Toll Road. Said Toll Road shall
commence at about four miles north OF the
silver state Toll Road, on the old 1hacker
road, and six miles sou b Of Cane Spri. KS, on
the sane road hese points shall be known
as the eastern terminus Of the Scott oil noad,
and running thence IN a westerly direction to
the Scott mile, ON the western side of the
summit, situate in Silver State Mining Dis.
tict, Humboldt county, Nevada; that the
Whole length Of said scott I oil hoad shall be
about nine miles from one terminus to the
other, that the plat Of the same is now on file
In the County Recorders Office of Humboldt
county, Nevada,
In witness whereof have hereunto
sxn set my hand and seal this Goth
day Of March, A. ID. 1879.
JAMES ELLIOTT.
un21-30d
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-04

And III accordance With law and an order OF
he oald of Directors, made on the 18th day
Of December, 1871; so many shares of zach
parcel of such stock as may be Necessary, will
he sold at public auction, at tie office of
I arker CrittfDdt n, auctioneei, Room %, Me .
the FIF1LENI Ii day Of FkBhUAhY, 1879. at
the hour OF welse O'Clock NJ. OF said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs OF advertising and expen-
ses of the sale.
ID, j VERDE NAL, Secretary.
OFsIcE- Rooms 6 and I, No. 32T Pine street,
San Francisco, california. ja22-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-04
De inQuenr Notice

RYE PATCH CONSOLIDATED MI L AND MINING
COMPANY,
Location of principal place or business,
San Francisco, CALIFORNIA; Location Of orks,
Echo Districs, HUMBOLDT county, state of
Nevada
NOTICE--There are delinquent upon the
follow ing desc ibed S och, on account of as
sessment no y levied on the 18th day of
December, 1873, the several amounts set oppo-
site the names of the respective shareholders
as follows.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-04
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.

A LII WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. Will
"A please take notice that Alex. Wise has
been appointed Deputy o. 5. internal Revenue
collector Tor the Second District Of Nevada,
vice W. l.. French, resigned. All conn uni.
addressed,
ALEX WISE Deputy U.s.IR C.,
octlo-I Winnemucca, Nevada
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-04
NOTICE.

Having established Purchasing AEyt;
MIR. l.. Bien wi | give his personal atten I'M.
all orders Of any kind. such ar Boots ana e GU"
Furniture, Crockeiy, Carpets, Millinery W.
Groceries. etc. ...os q
Ieing IN constant business reiatioDss, h
having thorough acquaintance Win 81 N
leading houses, ladies in ordering thiVu "a
Bien, will receive the full benent u Us IN
perience and find II more advahtaeeo"'
doing their own shopping. an
Address letters, p. o. Box $40. mcn'i0"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-04

brahmas, Leghorns, Ply mouth Boo,.
brohze uikeys, Geese, Pekin Ducks. C;u;ns
figs, etc. "uihe
t15' Safe drrirol of Foyls and r.,
guaranteed.
81 Pamphlet on The care Of Fowls hot,
ing, feeding, diseases ana their cure ~.
ADAPTED isPf cIALLY no THE PACIFIC cos,
sent for Is cents. oOA''
send stamp for price list.
The CENTENNIAL ISCUBAToR; any one e,
hatch eggs with it. v
Address, M. EYRE san. ~,
please state where yeu raw this adyu
5ang3.3m
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-04
Ranch for Sale,

TFHE Raspberry Ranch situated in Ra.,.
II Derry Canyon, three miles from Easp
berry Station ca the {. r. r.. containit,
49, acre. OF arabic land, with pls nty Of Wat,
Tor irrgaiing pnrp, ser is offeIed for ssle m
favorable terms. Apply at onco q the H.
trlct Attorneys Office inntm Nevas,
nus is rare opportuni y TO secure d esd
ranch.
"innemucca New, March Is, 1879. In
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-04
Postpone ment,

The day of sale If the above named Mining
Company is hereby postponed until 1UEs :
DAY. the } Ii EkNln t15thi day Of APRIL,
1879, at the same hour and place.
D. Il. NLkDENAL, Sec,y,
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-04
Notice to The Public.

n Office is her. l. given tha, my wife
Az Mary Ann Slater, has ltfi my bad anl
board and abandoned me and my home Win
cut Jost cause or prUyoea j d, aha any persor
trus zig her up, her ewn ormy account mus
lOok TO htr Ter pa! nG.ni. 40 | will MOI b
responsible for or pap the same
WILLIAM SLATER.
bOlcoDda, Mar h 70, 1873. mls-lw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-04
FostpOnement.

The above sale Of delinquent stock Of the
Bye Patch Consolidated MiIl and Mining
company is postponed until sal URDAY the
FIt1 Ii NH Gay Of MACH 1879, at the
same hour and place. BY order of The Board
Of directors. u. f. VERDI NAL, secretary
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Call ard Settle.

Ill persons knowing themselves 10 "a
"A indebted 10 Ars. ~. clarke, late Of he
'ehtfai hotel, viii please cali AID settle n
mediately. G ". tLAhKE.
WINNIE macca, March 20. 1879 Nv
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-04-04
Commercial and Mining
Agency.

TINE undo rsigned having opened an Office
II at 2133 Mission street, san Francisco,
will receive and promptly attend TO all orders
for any des c,iLtio n OF nnet-
scharuise, S. II ores, buy and
sell stocks. Mrs. Thompson will per-
sonally attend to the purchase Of goods for
Women and Children. The business ex-
perience OF both is guarantee that they will
give satisfaction. 1HoMAs THOMPSON.
dec17-T8-tfi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-06

and family Artemns Knapp, j. starks and wife, D. T.
BABE OK and wife. Robert irwin and wife, Mason
TOrny, George n. Tony. A. ;. Bliss ana Wiz,
l. d. Willoughby, n. :. Weles. ". X. Mandir, Julian
w Thompson ". A. Thompson. ID. Il. BflEhaih, Il. y
Christie, Mir. H. HOrsford ans daughter. J. Bil'' ana
WIFE, New-Yurk: NJ 4. Smith, Mrs J.. smith bi"ohlth'
CYRUS Bussey aud family NrW-O rl"aEs MIS- john nc
Even Miss IL. Louise McEwcu j. VI. Neumln ALBANY
Mrs. NJ. G. Adsnis and daughter, Miss L. B+cnnr S,N
ION and family the Rev. +. sulliy IN. Montreal; A'eA h.
CraW ford John +. Wet eIell aud wife, slnuei " hiI
T. X Miller. Thomas CLYDE and family ilai iphia j.
T. Srear Cincinnati; j. VI. DIauc j. W. PhItnel', I-'
g. 4 Z. Kelsey, y. :. Lam, Cm"agD; H.. = u. iih-'
lanes NJ smith aud wife, Buffalo; Mrs. Thomas heh
SET. Clarence Brown. {. nwail. ,,.u, NJ
United Staies-James Buell., Miss PUN, WITHIN W
kip aud wife, X. l. Williams Miss NIbans ~ * w
riteh George = Coc. n. Il. Freeman henfl .;
wife john n. Higgins aud family joseph Don Don
Cunning T. Bedford, John Mche II "nu ~, 49,
Mis- Carrie Smith Miss Fannie Smith, W. II. Appie'yi
and WIFE Mis- Appleton. ii. L. Appleton Mrs. JON II.
Parsons w r. Finley p.ncrr III. smith ana VIC; ies
NJ Uartshorne T. c. Baker and wife sinitn Ely ~,
Frank Work. George WORK, Mr. wing ana NlIe' MI
sfOddaTd and wife. . , Sanity, Mia
Congress Hall-Cbarles Morgan ana fanny; hiIs
IDmurI Frank Npwer, o. b. Coes, Peter Calo, ME D.
y Hic. aud family. A. &. Rapd, l.. sanchez SihGhe1'
s. Nichebacher, {. Bissoll and family, james Dti,.s
Henry Allen Anthony Cnch, L. j. Carey IT, BOehitI
aud family CieO.W Irving, r. IL, Arm7t o ana army
r Never Mr. W. McA. WsnHll, NeW-NOrk; Geo
CAREY and family Geo. G. Bennett ana tanily' bIoOA-
I'm. n A. T1yl0r. BordentOwn T. W. AfroWslnlth,
Chicago; + rnorndibe, south America X H. S,eVehS
and wIfc II. b. Cook, J.. NJ shower. j. IoOA auG VIE
A. S. Cook Newark A. b. Mason, ;. NJ Mason ana Wle'
Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-06
THE BUFFALO RACES.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug. 5.-The first day
Of the annual opened auspiciousy. About 5000
persons were in attendance. The sport was excellent
and nothing happened 10 the pleasures Of the day.
The first race-2:3l cass-proyed an easy victory for
the pay gedug Moose In three straight heats in 224
2;23 and 2:25lo; the only other horse making fair
showing being Grey Friar, who finished good second
IN each heat. Tie other race Of the day the 2:21
class, was very hotly contested one. and
one that kept the pool buyers busy guess
ing Those who had backed YO,taire in the
morn NJ al $40 IN pools Of 800, hedgd out after the
second heat wnich taken by Belle Drassfeld while
those VINO backed Katie Middleton saw their favOrte
acting so badly unaOe t. get better than
fourth place in the first three heats and was badly dls
tanccd IN fourth TAe hackers II Orange Gr stuck
10 their nyore and after the third heat which the a,
ter took handy the stallion close up and the
dead heat the dfth trial, the mare rose rapidly IN the
estimation OF the sporting fraternity. The sixth heat
was well contested the horses beng driven for a.! they
were WORTH Orange Gui capturing II Eandiy Toe race
WAS then POSTPONED until Tomorrow on account OF The
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-06
SARATOGA NOTES.

SARATOGA, Aug. 5.-The temperature was
he ABOVE SO at The highest to-day but cool wind has
been blowing all day
AT the Grand Union the annual garden party in the
court of the hotel is in progress this afternoon. large
platform dancing constructed the lawn and the
trees are hung thick with colored lanterns. The cl
dren's part OF tie festvy occupied from o'clock to g.
the evening being aside for the older people The
party is select and for this evening hut guests Of
the house and invited guests allowed the rear
piazza OF the hotel in the court.
On Thursday evening Congress Spring Park will be
greatly ILLUMINATED for grand concert, to be accom-
panied with a die play Of rare fireworks
There was pleasant hop al Congress Hall last
ing On Friday evening the FIRST fun dress ball OF the
season viii D. given ~ this mousse.
The ladies Of Bethsada (Eplsoopal Church have
opened a far ou 5prng-st opposite Congress Hall
james H. Riley. the Oarsman Of Saratoga Lake. left
town yesterday TO take part the Pittsourg
Saturday.
Dion Boucieault the dramatist. Is registered at the
Grand UaOn Hotel Mrs. j. "A. Vanderbilt, eX-Judge
Bedford ex-Msg0r ETY. and exSeeretary OF Stat Big
states. CaIei-Justioe Clnron arrived a. the Grand
Union YESTERDAY and President Seeye returscd thlthor
10 complete mis- season In SafaiOga.
Following are some Of the days arrivals
Grand Unlou--Chares Ru' pfO and wife, @. Qnackrn-
bush ana WIFE, IA \. Weed and vile, Miss H. A. Weed,
John Boyd, Thomas s. Olive and vile, l.. Ricnard-
son aud vile. L. K. Lonergan and wife, George Howard