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Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-03-05
HOUSE.

TUESDAY, Mar. 4th.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. STERLING of Augusta.
~ pks.E8 20 sE EsxurEp.
An act for the assessment of a State tax
for the year 1879, amounting to the sum OF
$s99, ,695. 90.
Resolve for an investigation of the accounts
and charges Of Sprague, Owen & Nash for
State printing, passed to be engrossed by the
House, came from the Senate amended. and
on motion of Mr.. BoYNrox Of Bangor, the
House receded and concurred, and again
passed the resolve to be engrossed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-03-05
Aaiip Aenntbet suurnal.
Augusts, Wednesday Morn'g, Mar. S, 1879
Reached High Water Mark.

The city and town elections which have
occurred indicate that the greenback DEM
ocratic party reached high water mark last
September Since the legislature began
its session and the true inwardness
of the coalition made itself manifest
in the inordinate scramble for
Office which took place, and in the pro-
ceedings of the House where economy was
displayed over jack-knives and lead-pen-
ellis and reckless extravaganza was the
rale when partisan ends were TO he
answered, there has been a very percep-
tible receding of the greenback tide
The falling away of prominent men
from the greenback party, and the loud
censure which it generally received gave
token before the elections of coming
change. and now the elections are telling
plainly that the change has begun.
Last year the spring elections gave
warning in the results of the defeat which
overlook the republicans in the fall elec-
tion. This year the signs of republican
success in the State election are abundant
The additional returns received since
Monday evening of the elections continue
to be of the same encouraging character
rs the first.
Let the republicans be wide-awake ant
active this week and make ready for thu
elections to occur next Monday. If thu
results next Monday are as favorable t'
the republicans as those Of last Monday
the redemption of the State next >eptem
Der will be well assured
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-03-05

If Senator Mayhem acted as 'god-iather
to Sprague. Owen e. Co. on the printing
question, as the National Democrat AYERS,
he has no reason to be ashamed of what
he did. His record upon that question will
stand the severest scrutiny before the
strictest advocates of "retrenchmcnt and
economy" The question of making the
Maine Standard the State Paper never
came before the Senate, so Mr.. Mayhem
did not vote upon that question.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-03-05
HAMLEN

Our assortment of WOOlens
is, as usual, large and careful
]! selected, and we shall as
heretofore, offer to our custO-
mers bargains in this line of
Goods.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-03-05
a CAR ID.

To all who are suffering from the and ndis
eretons Of YOUTH nervous weakness, early decay
loss of manhood, &C., will send recipe that Will
cure Won. FREE OF CHARGE THIS great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send n selfaddressed envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH
T. INNAY, Station D, Bible House, Ne,o York city
dcc2! teod&wly ...
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-03-05

Our stock of Black CASH
meres has been largely in-
creased by recent purchases.
We shall continue to rs.lke "a
specially of these goods. deter
mined 10 maintain the reputation
VIC have acquired for selling
them cheap.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-03-05

cert ana Lee
|don fail 10
|w avs have
bedside; tw o
len when you
stop ye u I
| pecnNH are
10 ChNdren.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-03-05

Don't dose them 10 sickness aud death nth Squhts
Ipecac, Antimoniais Bioodroof, Lobeiia Opidfes,
but give them slippery Elm Lozenges In abundance.
Large Boxes 2j Cents. Sent by mail postage paid
TO any part of the United States upon receipt cfprice.
CASwELL & CO., Boston, Proprietors For salc b.,
all Druggists jams tissm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-03-05

Church, Con
I u re ro o III
use ;hem. An
them by your
or three tax,
retire W ! U
Cough. Es'
then nHdpfeH
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-03-05
CasSvelrs slippery Elm Lozenges

For Coughs, Colds, and all affections Of the Throat
and Lungs, Consnmpives will find them soothing
and healing. Use them freely. In travelling, the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-03-05

All OF oar best prints We have
marked down To 5 cts. per yd.
we shall also offer GOOO yds.
good print al 4 cts. per yd. Our
Shcciings, bieached or brown,
arc lower than ever before.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-03-05
HAMlEN
& PHILBRook.
.sFeh2sttf
Dissolution of Co-partnership.

vS'HE CO-PARTNERSLIP heretofore existing be.
tween the unders igued, and known a GETCII.
FL. LAsII Millinery, is this day dissoIye ed / =,
mutual consent.
All indebted to the old firm will please call and
settle Immediately.
Miss \. q. GETCHELL-
Mrs. T.. G. LASH.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-03-05
Sperial Notices.
ELECTRIC BELTS,

sure cure for nervous debility, premature decay
exhaustion, etc. The only reliable cure Circulars
mailed free. Address, X. REEVES, 40 Chatham
ST., \. Y febl7-snteod& w3m
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-03-05

NyANTED-A good man for every State, to sel
w our goods by sample. Fair salary paid. Ref
erences required. La Belle Manfg Co., VI Clark St.
Chicago. .,, ...... ID. as it9+s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-03-05

Ue haze a sPeciat bargain ia yord
Wide BrOWn .ShectinV al 3 cts ,,ey
y0r0.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-03-05

Oorol,,orn a-shot $40. 70 kinds Guns Rifles !,
6vUlVtIN si'aSs Ges Moas " y rS,ssss. s.'I Ii
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-03-05

FtLL ASSORTMENT or TICKS. DEN
ms, DJChR, CHEDTOTs. .tR4SHESh
ETC., ETC. coon An LINEN
TOWEL FOR q IL Cts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-03-05
FINALLY PASSED.

Resolve on the pay roll of the Senate; re-
solve relating to the mileage of members of
the legislature; resolve relating to invesii-
eating the charges against Messrs. Sprague,
Owen d Nash, State printers.
On motion of Mr.. DIcKEy of Ft. Kent, the
House adjourned to meet tomorrow at 0
o'clock \. NJ.
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y zesas.

Correspondence. 5cuifcn, l6. Nfai.
bchmaiier, Voltsfelfe uuo ionltiee
NnreSunaep far unier liebes Hublitum
tins beraber lnb nun Irmnt Die ,,iaure
Gnrfenleit." Worum serabe aure
@u,ttn,eit lann Sbr Correspondent niat
oerratben. ba bod iest unlere MSr;ts nit
frifGen @nrlen iiberfillt Gnp = ea sei
teuu, bies bate 1e3uS auf bic fauren
@eHhter yieler, pelde, Of pes lleterse.
nuEcs an hatlsefunbenen TsiilidTeiten.
nod nidt san3 ben i6aBenjammer losee.
morben, cher Colder, bic cine droniide
Neisung gum 9opfbdngen baben uno
bebtalb Anbere, melds mn einu.sl cine
naiiirlide gnla0e gum Ssrobitnn unb Sc.
sentssnh6 befipen, nit lourer Wiene an.
ieten uno ieuf,eub ncA mebr. ulS ee ibre
@ewrbnbeit III, flu8en. 3opfbdnsen bilft
nid,ts, wenn es aud ni&t INNER Serem
nod benz e&aatel sea,l 10 Id pas Bette,
cute .lRiene gum baien Spiel ;a nahsn,
ri es ouh nur. nm nid,t elm oaBemeines
@eiRbl ber Grf&laKans beruorsuruieu,
wel&sa ehnehiu uoa einseEeifAten Deif.
mihen aenaoenb ausSebeutet mirb.
oeute 1T fiir bic Hfriianer in beuilon
GROCER 0lotaoS. Wettidieben. Grer5i.
rem ,c. 3miiden elmer San Mntonic unt
pcuRcner wQilBeompasnie. belize afrifa.
nijAer Ndisian. 90 eliiiirt bier AND,
cine We8er. Ieuereempa9nie. I'm Rh bei
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mii&ter 3us. Ser gertebr bat ieosd 70
3usenummen, ba6 iebt tdslta pttr pafIaz
sier. unb son brei tts pier 6raat3aae
tdslia nGtb's anb.
Der 6cntratt fir gsrmeFuna Der
3,O50,0O0 Ndsr @taateldnSeret,n lit nit
Jraneis S. 5opp BON Mataseroa Counts
absel6loiIen, Der $4,000 baflr erbdlt unb
ale Mus5aben gu bsitreiten bat. Das
bohte Nneetut mer S37, 500.
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8efenntnii1e eiues i6iffbriiz
9i9en @tuctplu8 ber Ia
tbolilden Sbeplosie.
aus Sta ssrsilsan sasiu.n sss Or. voflssrn.

aus tta ssrsilbAn gupiersn bee Or. gOf1torn
(@dlus.)
SO uilllt bu tin e fraste er. 4cmn,
NIT unp wiinld. mir Slid Mein Mlter
III bier unp MIR feiern Seraet unlere Ber.
lobung
Sd sratulirs riff ID unb mar 3ur
9bir tinaus.
Steins|el's prolaifAe Natar mar mir
in btslem Muetnblid iAredliG, Dod's @e,
iell@halt mare mir minbeifsns unlifb etme-
fen; msin 5Hmsr, mar nod su uea uni
su btilig. ale bab i'd mid lfiasn SrSfun-
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binaus iber bic srintnbe Gttne, auf bic
naben 6Sten, in ben einlamsn Walb, wei~
ter, INNER meiter, uno ols id snblitt sr
miiptt meinsn 5hritt sus 6simfetr wano
Il, mar mein Blut rubiSer, rnfins Gspan.
fen flarer sttpcrhen.
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III mir. sDas tall bu nun? Qbsr gut
ia's, bab seratt Gran3 Der @lidli&e III.
Ter ZEN tsrrliGsn prsis bsGbt. Gins bait
pu ia hrh, bic Jreitstt, uno bisies @ut
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laet eipa Id iu WeipfR Qunsiftcrium 3u-
,id unp trof Bod tprt, Der I'm Staeium
Ter 66Hlttn Gelietelt an ftintm Yulte lab,
stn,a aeDifnsten Drtsf In Der 6anb.
9HSn, baB bu fsmmft rief er. Stst
tItr, elm lietpoasr Brief BON msinem a.
ten
fpnnte 10 etlhrItben tabsn. es flop absr
scn Ucrmar5sn. btsteren &laSfn unb Der,
pant&upssn sessn ptp uaseratssusp, un.
psntsarsn Qsrbrtder 4ns feline Ntrfa1rtr.
ppb fAlob Snmit, eah tr adn,li& aus osm
pattrliAsn 9sr3tis uno 4aule ausSefobsn
ii.
Das mag itinf 5ano eeidrifStn baben,
eter fstn pers hat q niAt DisIirt, faSte id.
Or YdIfcr bats biftirt !! brumate Bod
unb per@anf In ifnRsrts 1riten.
aber nae uiHR bu anfanotn : fasts Id
nod einer Wetle. Otbsn tann btin Alter
sir 70 pie 70 ni6ts.
Bod biflt unir cine Summer beg Satfal.
ss vd Ssrrss issmtosus. IL Elm. etsne
ale Gssrftar fret; Ct IL mir Haal f&al.
BID uub ID wsree mid morefn SletG BEL
i'm meletn. 6dtie ID Hur ben bumaifn
@trtl& nit ben gtrslfin nl&t eemadt, bic
d (sInsr Scooter Inc NrHtape st6tdt tebs.
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The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
Gener.i News.

Thirteen = cases of yellow fever and
seven deaths were reported in Memphis,
yesterday.
General Ewing ami Mr.. Charley Fos-
ter have been sitting for canpasgn bssfs
In New York. - yIlfl5 b 9aAa -
The o " of a man, partially decompos-
ed, was found in q cave at M0ntgomrryss
Ferry, in Perry county, Pa, on Sunday,
Everything was quiet in Quebec on
Sunday and yesterday, but precautions
against renewal OF the riots were CON
unued by the authorities. - aai ,saif
One man was killed and two 0tl,e:e
were severely injured by an accident on
the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad,
near Portsmouth, Va, yesterday. ''@'
Thomas Murphy, arrested In Boston
on Sunday night, on suspicion Of being
the murderer of Mr.. Frye, vas discllaFE.
ed yesterday, there being no evidence
against him.
An unknown coas,ing schooner is
anchored in distress of Cape May, with
her crew lashed in the rigging, and sew
era' other vessels are reported asl,Ore ON
the neghboring coast. ..,j ..........t.| L.. II
Atherton Leigh Powys, formerly .
N"Na " "a AIuSAouu CiClSy AuUuS W0Si tSA-
en- to BloOmingdale Asylum yesterday
for the third time since his arrival in.
the country four years ago. He is .
disomanIac. - laa Nlfl o. AA
Mary e. Richardson, c,lofed domes-
tic in the house of Il. Heidenheimer, IN
Washington, ID. g., was arrested Lest
evening on the charge of attempting to
poison Mrs. Heidenheimer by pulling
oxalic acid In her coffee. ''} 3 -
The investigation of the charg.s
a?ainst Postma.ter Tyler, in Baltimore,
was continued yesterday. After priva-
tely examining several witnesses In tte
Custom House, the testimony of q lady
was taken at her residence. ,,.. ...,.,' .
At Lebanon, Pa, yesterday, Charles
Drews, Frank Stickler, Josiah Hummel
and Israel Brandt, convicted for the Inur-
der OF Joseph Kaber, for the purpose Of
obtaining life insurance mouey, were
sentenced by Judge Henderson to be
hanged. In the case OF Henry Wise,
sentence was deferred, he having made
confession wich will he used In the
triai Oh Aechman. a-.l vi nrsa 8.ta rI
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
OyR RICH MEN

William III. Wander bilt, whose fortune
is variOusly estimated at from eighty TO
one hundred millions of dollars, is add
ing to it at the rate of q million Q
month. He controls a railway empire
Of $500,0 100000. His father in his time
was unsurpassed in enterprise and "a
gacity, but he had not the intelligence,
liberal culture and genius for business
which his son possesses. The elder
Vanderbilt was illiterate, but he made
up his deficiency in education by his
habits of observation, his experiences,
knowledge of human nature, and .
shrewdness that was rarely at fault.
His methods of Increasing the capital Of
his railroads, by watering the stock,
were not strictly justifiable in moral or
legal sense, They served their purpose,
however, and largely increased hts re-
sources. Having created great fortune,
and put his family in the foreground,
he t aimed up his, son to manage the rail-
road properties he was to iuh-rit. In
the same way Astor educated his elder
sons TO the preservation Of his immense
estate: Heretofore, large fortunes, &C
cumulated by long life of self-denal
ana patient Industry, have been dissipa-
ted by spendthrift heirs.
They have only furnished the means of
wasteful extravaganza and Of sensual
Indulgence. The consequence was that
the vast fortunes built up in one genera
tion were scattered to the winds in the
next. Now, however, another system 10
adopted. Millionaires prepare their sons
for serious business /; they train them 10
good habits, impress them with proper
sense of the responsibility which is TO
fall upon them and teach them tho
means of making themselves useful citi-
zens, instead of leading profligate and
debased lives.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19

Oliver Dalrympie, the wheat king.
lives a. Fargo, Dakota. J. He NAV ) ~.
,een any here and every where on ,bis
mammoth estates throughout the dav.
Afoot, on borse back, OF in cartiore IL
is always on hand to look after his, own
an,. and his s. partners par interests, and every
him familiar. He Is Q tall nIesssrs,
looking. gentleman of about turty-tv.
years Of age, aud though he wonf, nor
be picked ovt 10 an assemblase " q grsss
man, any one WHO visits the Dalrvmn J.
farAls, IN the Rrd River Valley And sees
fields at home, cannot but coIna awaw
enthusiastic in praise Of the execntiva
ability which may well be compared In
that OF the manager of q great military
c.,m mpagu:
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
Effects Of the Great storm.

LONDON Aug 16.-In consequence or
the storm ihe traffic on the line Of rail-
way between Chester and Holyhead is
suspended A viaduct at Landdulus,
Wales, has been washed away ALSO some
of the bridges. Several sewers have
been bursted by the freshrts on the lines
of the Liverpool railways. Birkenhead
is flooded. There have b. en- thirty hours
continuous rain at Chester. In Derby
shire the Trent and Derwent rivers have
overfiowed their banks. All the low
lying lands are flooded.
Wheat Is gradually rotting and any
crops left standing will not pay for the
cutting. The rain at Sheffield was so
violent as to wash away the foundations
of live houses in the course of construc-
tion.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
THE STEWART GRAvEROnnkns

New York, August l8.-The Tribune
will publish in the morning 4 letter rs.
ceived from D.. john c. Minor, the
FAMILY physician or Mrs. Stewart, *
effect that Mrs. Stewart was d.ce,vesj
into tue belief that the remains OF her
husband were recovered. The letter
states that NJ Stewart and judge Htl-
ton are in perfect accord and Lsiermine.l
NOT TO oe o'ackmailed. The letter re-
CARDS the recent publications as ,he lat
trump card ut the rob b Uers, under the bs
lief that nj rs. Stewart had been Lecui ya,i
by Judge Hilton, aud prsdicts its failure.
This letter is called out by the recent
pnbiicati"nsln NV York paper that
negotiations have been III progress t.,-
yer, and that the body had not been re-
covered ~ A'H Pr n
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
KILLING FLIES WITH POWDER
TRAINS. s .,v .s'.I ..
From the Pittsburg Telegraph.

A restaurant keeper in the ALLEGHENY
Diamoud duridg the past week, Hk~
many others, has been Infested With
f'es. Patent gum paper, poison, and,
everything known to dy exterminating
come. Sunday last was q good day q
experiment.. The room, with closed
doors and windows, was perfect buz4
of flies. A train of very fne gun pow
der was laid in narrow strips, over the
floor, and the spaces between the strips
in an incredibly short tine all the dies
in the sroom seemed to be on the door.
enjoying the luxurious repast so tempt,
ingly set before them. 1t was but the
work of an instant, a fash, cI,ud OF
smoke, and the result, when carefully
weighed, was two pounds three ounosa
of fly carcass. The proprietor Of the
restaurant is happy, AMI Is about to az
piy for a patent on the new prooess. "
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
RAILROAD"
.oy,.ruIA, WILMINGTON q

|cuiA. wILMIN3ToN o
LAI6TkMRoRE RAIL ROAD.
bAbIi"J June 2. 1919. no,,o,,.
.,,s and Intermediate station y 9,
hiIaane'rI | ~ 10 80 q. m, sSo' ~'
n; otErpress, 40; ss,; q \, !" % o. = n, ~
hllsds,lsE 10 sns New YORK. 81 oo''o u. " III
,U,sSIs nss; 80, sas Z; I Intermediate s'a''""''
!: q. D s,s nuS q Kay H,. Line. 7.os, p m. . Q,
hlllnon,.es nc s,,d s Wasnimgton.l2 .l26l' z 1870. o''
laI,,, &, iS,| S.|swsrs Va, ID DHi!ision ,esysfer
slns %, ~ DV,J q Is, .. m. 1.O6,e 90 Pm;
N Csss C,nn and Intermediate ctstioHs'
y. i1S iSi' ffa;stssPPmisdiats f;ss p Stations '.iS
lW'p' anspAY TRAINS. -
,,,,s and Intermediate stations
. m. ;o Soo' anS o,oy New York, 2.oa, q. m ,
aaeip"'s aIs and washington, 26l. lo
father information passengers AZ ~ Q
y id "a the time tables p0sseegS "a SS sns
~ " INV II. r. KENNEY..
6uperintendent.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
THEpEATH OF MRS. sARToRIs

nouncement of the sudden death of Mrs.
Sartoris Nellie GranD has caused deep
feeling of sympathy for the tx-Pfesident
and Mrs. Grant among their large circle
of personal friends in ihis city. 1t WIS
referred to yesterday very feehngiy In
the services OF the metropolitan Metho-
dist Churo ob of this CITY, where she wor-
shipped with her distinguished parents'
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
NELLIE GRANT NOT DEAD.

LONDON, August 1s.-The report pub
tsbed here of the death of Mrs. Sartoris
daue hter OF General Grant, Is declared
to be unfounded. The mistake arose
Mrs. Edward Sartoris, formerly Adelaide
X amble.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
ANOTHER FIGHT AT LURGAN.

LONDON, August 1s.-At Lurgan. lr,
land, on Saturday. 200 police charged on
. mob with fixed bayonets. The police
were beaten back and twenty of their
number injured. Rival mObs fred at
each other with rifles. One of the lead
ers of the Catholic party bad some dy-
Mantle in his possession, which explod-
ed, inyuring him. 1t is feared, fatally.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19

If is not perfectly convenient to con-
snlt your. physicians for every headache
or attack of indigestion, which may
trouble you but 1t % i 9S.h Rs sats ,mn1s sSs SGn
which promptly relieve the discomfort
of these ATTACKS.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19
SENT TO JAIL.

Patrick Met loskey was sent to Jail to-
day for 80 days. Patrick was sent to
the aims house SOME time ago while sick,
and as soon as he got out he sold his
clothes tor whiskey.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19

.WANt W hSrkkN Raj LRohn
w IL!.m,s or hours. On and afier Feb.
v9s'T ,nS Tra,ns will run rs follows
,s'w % 'wilmngton,7.i5 .. m, 1870 g. 10
s%pii ss 4 W, Tyo,,dale, s.5s 9. M. 10 52 noon.
..ro pomeroy, 9 30 a m, Do p IA.
n,u,ns @ leave pomeroy 10.4O @. m.
lNp. m. o,dole 10 IA noon
burning, leave hVoi''"''
lOp. m. m., sooo m olBp,
uni m. ID. CONNELL,
y Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1879-08-19

From d. g. Owens. drugei ist, Altoona,
Pa. DR.. BULBS baby syrup has wond r
ful reputation,'l 9 demand for 1t is really
astonishing. Mothers will have 10
9th r. IL IL destined to superseda all
other soothing syrups.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-05
RAILROAD To LAKE TAHOE.

The Truckee Republican is sanenine that
there will soon be railroad from Truckee to
Lake Tahoe. 1t speaks as follows of the pro
posed project
1t will be joyous day for this summit land
when the last spike is driven in the Truckee
and Tahoe railroad. This day does not seem
to be far distant. The election of Trustees
and permanent officers, and the making of
preliminary surveys, indicate that the owners
of the franchise mean business They reason
wisely, that if the amount offreight which is car
ried at present and the passenger travel would
Justify the building of such a road its profits
in the future would be enormous For some
years these gentlemen have had charge of the
principal lines of travel between Truckee and
the lake, and so they are qualified to Judge
what the annual receipts would probably ag
gregate. These receipts would be increased
in a geometrical ratio by the completion of
railroad. Hundreds Of people would visit
Tahoe annually if it were for the fatigue
and discontinue of the stage ride. The
number Of costly summer residences about the
lake would rapidly multiply, and every re-
source and industry of the lake basin would
at once receive a new impetus. The freight
ing business which annually amounts to sew
eral thousand tons, would all come by Truckee
and would be largely increased. After all,
the lumber exports would for many years be
the chief source of revenue. duc!l of the
timber lands on the northern and western
shores of the lake have never been touched,
and it would be far more profitable to ship
the lumber from these lands to Truckee than
to carry it by way of Glenbrook and Carson.
Considering the amount of business that will
be carried on, it /. pretty certain that the
road will pay dividends from the moment of
its completion.
This railroad should be built AZ once Let
the people all club together and put up the
money required. Then let some corporation
take hold of of il, control the business, fix
schedule of e1orbitant tariffs and corral all
the receipts. BY getting the road mainly
paid for by the people and preventing the
leglsIatu re from regulating the tariffs the par
ties who take hold Of the enterprise ought to
make fair profit. A gift, snch as above
described, from the taxpayers of the county
to some corporation which they wish to COM
pliment would no doubt be gratefully received
and nc questions asked.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-05
THs seedy theatrical critic Of the Poet,

TIE seedy theatrical critic Of the Poet,
having invited various members OF the Col
vile company TO walk GU, to Woodward's Car
den with him, ana engages ID a SIX bit spree,
found to h1s astonishment that instead of en-
braeng such inviting opportunities ts see lions
in the gay metropolis, they preferred TO wait
for the attentions of persons more selidly sit
mated in life Struck with their Inodesty, he
rushes back to his desk, and pens the follow
ing: Miss Erne Roseau, all mutfied up III
furs, steps into her carriage and drives quickly
to the Palace where she lives in glorious
state of solitude, refusing all visitors who have
not special claims an introduction TO her,
and occupying herself with her music, books
and embroidery. In private life she is the
very reverse of her public self" and her
voluntary seclusion is unJ just to the world,
however it may accord to her own tastes. The
bulk of the company are very comfortably To-
Gated at the Russ House, but az if Miss Ro
seau's example was infectious, they make very
few acquaintances, and live IN little world
of their own. When a chaperon ls needed
for an afternoon walk, Roland Reed, Bob
Graham, or some other bachelor in the com
pany is ordered on daty, aud the - boys are
as obedient as they are gallant The private
life of the troupe is as quiet as their pnbhc
life is gay, and seldom, if ever, has any con-
pany visited as so remarkable for their unos-
tentatious, unaffected mode Of living.