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M Inn~ ri a. --ilrsR SHR. Knowing the efficacy ~
vour Sarsnpyrn ana fhr healnE and beneficial qnali
ties IL possesses send You the following statement "
my
was wounded ahani TWO wears arp--w1S taken prt~-
o,er ana confined fDr sixteen months. BEING moved
ostcn NV wounds have healed yrf have not 80 ur
moment since waSwonnded. Hn shni through fhe
h,ps NV general health " Impaired. anl need s"r-
thing ~ have more faith N yonr Sar
.spsra than any thing else. wish that that " u-
inc Please express me hall dozen bottles and ohlige
CArraIx &. y. JOHNSON.
Sr oriS. No.
s--The following written April anih. 1896. BY
Mr. Jennie Johnson. mother ~ Capt. Johnson;
Ds low BHrIts--Dfs AZ SgKs NV husband Dr ~ y.
Johnson was skiIIul ani physician ~ Central
View York where be died. leaving the above ~ II.
Johnson 20 my care. AZ thirteen ~ age hs had =
.hronic agarrhsa aud scrafiila FIR which gave yuur
sarsararsIia II cured him. have i"r ten years re-
"a Il u many W Kew York, Ohio and Iowa. for
.crafnla fever sores. andgencra debility. Perfect
nccesx has attended H. The cures Effected W Some
ases 81 1rrofala AMI fever almost Miraculous
an very anxious for my agnin hayerecuursr 10
sour Sar~aparlln W. y fearful ~ getting spurious
sr,lrr hasfce hix writing 10 vpt fDr NJ His wounds
we're terrible but believe he will recover
Respectfully. JENNIE JOHNSON.
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Nature abhors mcn0sony. G. Hussey
argued that he could sfard any amount
Of repetition. II was with him only =
question or wages The contestant. ~
prove his theory. offered him - ~ =
day for wear to carry brick from his
store on CLAW street To . store over the
way and back. ten hours day. Sun'av-
excepted. Hussey faced the monotony
gavlv. and ~ eve chuckled over the
g. 50 received The second day all
right only n yawn now and then and W
increase ~ tobacco sqnirts- ill yester-
dav. rhr fiffh dav. ne retered ont, and
csved In. sNever In nv life did ! 40
work 20 exhsusfing ia rather stsrve
than 20 on another day.--FSan Fran
cisco Letter.
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zWhTeh i the highest poSftioi W nc
United States. that Of President ~ thiffl
Justice. ~ General Of the Army fhi.
j. the question put - u by younf
reader ~ the SUM- who has had some
discussion with friend of his own age
ahout the relative dignity or these Of
rirrrS-
Theoretically. an American lawver
who + ~ love with his profession should
laok m ~ tho Chief Insticeshin n Tho
highest ~ car-hiv prizeS- Similarly. Ar
American military man. weddel n the
profession % arms might he eyreeted
~ esteem The position NJ Gener, Il Of The
Army far above anv thar civil VIE could
offer Moreover. both Of these are life
Offices. provided the incumbent behaves
himself while the President i liable N
he turned out NJ the end Of four venrs
anf knows that he must 60 at III end OF
eight.
Vet We have srrn Chief I''S'ire
carer "a leave the bench for the White
House. and We have seen soliiev RE-
sirn To Gereralship Of the Army n ~
come President. Trre. he told every
loIv that he would murh rathcrnnf hui
tr Efr IL. AMI NJ GOT utm-tlt frtWfini-
na.sf A the end Of the four yesrs an
now ne il alter third term. which he
win not get
When Il Il conferred bv The re0re'e N
the method prescribed hv the Con~tiiu-
ton upcn = man ~ their choice not
only Is ;he Office Of President the high
est position in the United Sta'e-- hut
there are few positions in the void that
compare with II In power and dignisv.
Buf We caution our voung leader
against letting himself be imposed npnii
Nv appearances When . man whom
the people have mot chosen fraudn'entlF
infrufes into this great Office. althonrl.
he NAV live in the White Housa. and
draw $4,000 year. and receive the
foreign Ministers and be addressed a.
@Mr- President he y nothing hut
deSpicable Frand- The poorest voter
who earns an honest living by carrv-
ing bricks MP ladder j. a respr'-'Hhle
and enviablc man by the side Of him =
IN H. SUM-
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other boot makers, after seeing my
work. being afraid TO compete. WORK
az all kinds done promptly, and all fho
work going out Of my shop guaranteed
Give me a call. w. MAJ.
Oct. 3ist, 1S73-1y.
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rxstrssark lsmerfAA
Funny things ocrur sometimes N The
sch0Ol-rnOm things - indie rrilahly|
funny that - attempt 70 rcstrain the
pnrils from laughter wcnld ~ down.
right cruelty IA ir ienehrr- Dten The
teacher T. him<rifthe subject N 1nirih
on account ~ some unconscious mi>iake
w. may make aud then thP nnlv thing
for him IL 10 i ID Join Ia HE Length. M
pressing II A. soon a. nracticah'e We
were lei into these reflections hx a. in'
..iienf inst related tn - A. havin- w-rtr-
rcd some time ago Ia tile lIumtlu-bur-
DnhoiS county. schools.
The Principal j. tali. Slim. Young
man named Clark. graduate. w. vs.
linve. ~ The Cinrinrafi High school, =
GOOD scholar md successful teacher. a
rlass III the fiffh reader iron 'he vraui-
mar school. MAS reriting r. him ~ ihe
High srhonl-rcom; lesson. !. Cohtra~te'l
Soliloouies.- where he sage spcaks ~
the sun. moon and the heavenly
bod;es.- Il.
AZ The close of the recitation Clark
asked questions upon The subject naf'rr
nc nznal- one being. What are heavenly
bodies Onlv one hand went M that
~ Travis Morgan. hoy abouf ~ wears
old. rather ignorant hut honest ant A.
wavS arfinn In the utmost goDf faith
Teacher That's prompt hoy
Travis. Did You ever sec heavenly
foiv
Emhryo Astroncmer--s Seen many
one
t. Mention q heavenly boiy 70 ih'
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Since the adoption OF The new consti-
tuition. California papers find comfort N
. decision Of the United States Supreme
Court 10 the elect that !" the adoption %
. new organic law BY the people Of .
state shall not disturb private rights ac-
quired under . former law
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PROF. HARRIS RADICAL CURE
FOB sPERMAT0RRHGA.


= t1Ilfffa Ui6coVDry
srt Nsw Departure IN Ael'
RAJ A<i1nc.. an eurIrrly
New xnf positively sf<ei-
i've Ren~ty for ne srasty
and p<rman<ut Cure ~
Seminal Emissions =
lmpotency ty the oniY
true way. US Direct
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David Davis, rising from his seat III
Washington street-raF: "Take these
seats. ladies' And the fcsr ladies seai
thsnzsive~ ~ tho place Just occupied ~
tix iliilyiz statesman.
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DIR. JOHN BULL.
M,Srrscruntn Ash vfspEn 90
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
BULLS SARSAPanlllA,
BULLS WORM DESTROYER,
The Popular Remedies Of the Day.
Principal once No. $40 Main street.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
Bulls
lSARSAPA RLLLA !

Read The following eNrrrf NJ letter from Mrs Rivers
vii. ~ Reverend Br Rivers ~ the n'-f lFefH.si
eloquent and popular Ministers 4 ~ Methodist fli~-
coral church aud who N ih time N writing sla-
tssned II Broadway church. i"sissille Ky.
IorisyIls, KY. October sih. isEo.
d.. Iomx rrt--DK,R SIM Many iharks ynu 50
the medicine yoa have KINDLY given ihayr hsr
rrepf sufferer ar wears. and hal fhe aiflcc ~ Nafi
physicians. SEINE pr'leHnrsa ms "rin. .o1e ihs
ttns. ana sans mr. heart. Nd NV he sra ~ NIX disease
4 have heen burnt hlisief'l WI rrppfN iili naN
come t'>a4aYfeuch Several very eminent rht
who * amintd my spine norrea me thai WIZ threat
nehiru hut seMfnn would rrlirve had perfect
hnrrnr " that ana he<ifailng about having one m
serted when you kindly sent yaur Snrsaparia
which immediately begun 10 nke three times dNN
had suffered terribly With mn-f acute pain N is
right side ~ nv Read especially when would rsnd pr
write fnr any length " time. ARD rsifg ~ my feet
Iwonld he perfectly hni for several minutes. and would
have ~ hold "a something prevent lallit<.
am mos happy inform fhat iAf pam w lnt
head v entirely relieved suffer tHi seldom Win fs
spine ana tie, NOT - aru-rly ry erreft~ = ec"li
nhee. Tor the fr~i time IN NY hie ff'ny ny ahnfi
more than anv meal dnring fhf dav
y.n kl,sllv irHr bottles a1Hln n~ Nj ght. ait
hogan again ihi in"rniu<. and ispf ~ M fnirrt
relieved. riease accept ny heartfelt snA- nnh he~'
wishes. Very truy.yoar most grateful fisnd
M.E.c. isnrns.
ruarnntee y ~ genuine and written Wy The persona
xinse names fhcy bear.
IN not suffer vonrself ~ ~ lmuo-ra ~. Don't "
snNn AWAY AFTER new rnh fauhiinl experiments i"ii
risk Your health w letting nesiceS experiment. upon
voa wi'h their trash.
NJ Sarsapariila has Sfoni the test or twenty nve
ve.r. - stl tr SarSnpnra ~ The DIV. and ~ tiI+
49, fowerinxorer an others IN popularity and ~ cura
Avoid iii ,he.e who are trying " palm ~ von
1fher extracts ~ ~nr~apariha sa-railrd hrineUber
= W. John Rn- Ssrsaparilia ~ Louisville. ks. that
= III n nnA reliable remedy m impurities " The tlrot
and serofglons affections Always hear thai "a mind
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a good IIallct, * Davis piano for sale
II tho COURIER OfElrE.
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1879 Spring. 1879
Boots, Bootsl
Shoes, Shoes!
BEST STOCK INDUBOIS COUNTY
cHrArEn THAN EVER.
HENRY LANDGREBE

Respectfully returns his thanks N his
numerous customers for their liberal
natronagc heretofnrr. aud invites them
to exnmine his new stock. received March
n. 1874. lIe has now double the stock
~ any house IN Dubois county. embrace
ing more Than
$1,000 WORTH OF GOODS.
From Tho cheapest to the vrrv best. La
Lies Newport tics from 81 M. Finest
IA ,.ee fre II no an. fenss Tosr~ q, any price Won
.s.nr Rn~s' shna~ frnFn ~ W.. Coed Congress Can
f.alfsr. fstW stock 81 a. These eqrallaa n
.ssr,fhern issllana rnr line a Gents shoes. ~ NJ
rves ar rirvs falies Fne Ruftcn Kid ~ hs~f quail
nv. " auly $50. Give trial and will save yen
money.
HENRY LANDGEGBE,
Geirer street. between Man aud " alnn
nw~h
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Days Of Meeting Of the Trustees
al the Various Townships In
Dubois County.
~ Office is hereby given that the Trus-
tees OF the various townships OF Du-
hois Go. will be nc their respective Offices
in each Of the townships for The purpose
OF attending 10 township business. on
the following days:
Columbia HARRISON. Roone. rainhrides Nsfinn Han.
Jefferson jackson. caxs and Ferdinand te~nslpr
an an Safnrdnys'nf each week aud faiska oNn.hr.
en Mrlays ~ each week Madison township on the ~
aid 81 Saturdays 10 every month.
Persons having business With any ~ the Trustees
viii have "a oh.erSe these day. rhe Law pru,ides
In "Sec 81 such Township Trustee shalt acsgna'e
certain days In each week month may n. required
IN which he viii attend he business 81 bis
and cause thereof be given the inhahnni.
81 such township. aud Az contracts auditing and pay
menf Of claims. shall ~ made only such dssignated
days
.. w SIMMONS. ioNAK irHRngESEn.
Cnnts. KtneLrH. J A.. IlNnux.
ANnKEw MrNEnNKy, fELlN ScuNklnEh
W. w ksNDALL, J rHrirr
IosFrn fEfTx. MrnNAS FrHKR
v " EorntEr. ClsnEss Lugkkx.
April lgths ls7s.--ly
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ruyHE proprietor ~ this celebrated medicine Justly
II claims fsr II superiority all remedies ever
offered the public Tar me rvETAiN Srffnt NNn
" nn,Snsr ~ Agne and Fewer nT chins and W
vrr. whether " short long standing. le refers Y"
the entire Ne>ter and Southern country % bear MIN
Testimony e. the ruth ~ Che assertion. that IN case
whatever win tl II the directions are strictly
followed ont. IN rreft many cases single desc hhs
tern sufficient FIR cure. and whole families have
zen cre.l y single oit,e with perfect restoration
~ me general health Its however prudent and ~
cry certain cure. " ~ T. continued ~
smaller doses for week aitrr the disease p" :
heen broken checked. more especially NJ difficult and
lang standing Usually. this medicine wi n"t
rrquire any rid keep The bowels IN gaod ores shosli
te patient. however. require cafhartic medicine. at
Ter having taken threw four doses ~ the Tonic
single dose af nrfL'S VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will he Sufficient
ne gerufne SMITHS TONIC SYRUP must have nk
lJoHN ~ IL private stamp each hoite. nsi Ju
Efffl only has The r~hf manufacture and sell hs
orignai JOIN SMITHS fpNic SNRlr' ~ Louisville
XIV Examine well he label each bottle. " my
private stamp not each Dois, DO not purchase ~
you will be dcceisea
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ONE-TlIRD OF THE
Union flour .llillS,
OF JASPER,
FOR SALE!

THE undersigned. widow of Paul
Egg. wishes 70 sell her third interest
in the Ciion Flour Mill. This Mill Is
in good order. with All the modern i'm
provements. and its brand Of -four al
ways commands a good iricc in the
market. and II does large custom work.
l will sell my third interest TO good
man for the business. NJ reasonable
price and on easy terms. For further
particulars, call ~ the Mill. or address
Mas. ELIZABETH EGG.
March 20. '79-3m. JAsrER. Ism.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-17

The Orwanisation Or . Lodge In
Eureka.

The Orwanisation ef . Lodge In
Eureka.
For some days past efforts have been
made by ladies and gentlemen interested
In temperance matters to organize Lodge
Of Good Templars. Their efforts have met
with unexpected success, and o wednes-
day evening a Lodge was organized by
Grand Worthy Chief Templar H. B. Max
on, Of California. Another meeting was
held yesterday afternoon. at which two de-
grces we're conferred on many ii the
charter members. Mr.. MaxSon loft this
morning for Palisade. where he will reor-
ganize . Lodge. aud will thence proceed "
Elko, where another is being formed. A
Grand Lodge will soon be in existence in
Nevada. which will give the order sddi-
tlonal weight and facilitate its progress.
The following officers were elected for Eu-
reka Lodge: W. II. Davenport, W. g. T.;
Mrs. E. Anderson, W. v. T., s. Il. Andcr-
son, w. +, 81 Mrs. W. II. Davenport, W.
T.; W. J. penrose, W. M; Miss Mary Nc
kenzie, W.. |. c.; Joshua Tingley, W. b. g.;
Rev. II. A.. Kicker, W. c.; NJ. d. Foley,
p. w. G. T.; Mrs. J. II. Mcdonald, W. Il.
H. s.; Mrs. C. f. Collins, W. L. II. s.;
Mrs. Ada Whitton, w. A. NJ; Mrs. NJ. Z.
McEwen. W. A, s.. The following is a list
Of LLa
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-17


Maj.r Smith is q gentleman SO well
known in Eureka that ali introduction
through our columns is hardly necessary.
Some days since the Major. in anticipation
OF cold weather, had a new pipe placed on
II Of his stoves. From tho momen q
fire was built in that stove peace paased to
reign in the Majors household. He did
nothing but swear a blue streak. for the
stove smoked fcarfully /; in fact, it did
Ro1'ing but smoke, and II made no differ
encc how often ho kindled q fire, it Refused
to burn with q pcrtinacity that excited the
Majors ire. On Wednt sdsy night he
heard a fearful rattling on the roof, and in
\ few Waments the stove commenced to
soar terribly, causing tho family 10 prepare
TO vacste. under the impression that the
hause was burning. Their fears were soon
dispelled, and yesterday morning the Ma
jor discovered the cause Of all his misery.
The wind of Wednesday evening had
blown off the last section Of the pipe. which
had fallen on tic roof. and from thence to
the ground. In this section was a dainper,
turned ON. and which, Of course. prevented
any draught. 1t had been placed there by
mistake, but the Major says that any man
who would be guilty Of such an infer
nal trick. is as good q specimen VI q
d~amphool as he cares to meet with.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-17

The Winnemucca Siirer State publishes
the following: ''In 1867 an order was made
by the commanding officer Of the military
division Of the Pacific. reserving a strip Of
land five miles long and two miles wide
from tho junction Of the cast and west
branches Of Quin river, near Camp Nc
permi.. along the west bsanch Of said
river. The settlers in the vicinity knew Of
no west branch Of Qujn river. and made
ranches M built fences to suit their con
v~enience. Now they are ordered by the
military to move their fences and houses
by the first of next April, as the land is
reserved by the Government for a hay
ranch. Those having winter grain sowed
on the land will be permitted to return
aud harvest it. What the Government
wants Of a hay reservation at q military
post which is garrisoned exclusively by
infantry. is one of those conundrpmfs
whjph red tape and the heads Of Depart
ments only can solve.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-17
Outside stocks.

The San Franci.co Stock Report says
that outside stocks have . hard road 10
travel. BY outside stocks we mean gcner-
ally such mines az are not within . dozen
miles Of the Comstock. Does an operator
want to speculate? He is recommended to
buy au the Comstock. Does a man want to
invest in stocks? The answer comes pat.
Take in . little Comstock." &C to the
banks for q loan. ..What are your collat,
~erals?" asks the anage or cashier bland-
ly. Stocks" answers the applicant. What
kind?" is the query. They are all out
side stocks" and the banker SAYS, my
dear, sir, would be glad TO accommodate
yoq. but we only loan on Comstocks." Thu
hardy and courageous pr0snector climbs
the mountains and suffers prfFations. He
locates . valuable mine, and with his
samples and assays coaaes to San Frsaoieco.
He gets hut a shadow Of encouragement
because it must be all up hill work with
the purchaser, who must at q large expense
open up and develop the property. He
can borrow a cent on prospects. When
he does open up a district and mines like
Raymond 4 Ely, then the money-bags are
opened, and even bankers and capitalists
arc ready to loan on such stocks as q secu.
rity, There is more security to-day in the
outside Attacks AZ a whole than in the ia
nous Comstocks. with all due Difference to
the managers Of the latter. More fortunes
have been lost on the Comstock than any
where else. II the money-lenders and cap
italists would give more encouragement to
outside mines, they would better themselves
and the whole community.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-17

Work will be resumed In the Lucky Boy
mine in a few days.
benjamin Matthew's, a welohman, died
at the County Hospital yesterday.
Young lads and misses have a gala time
after dark, cossting on Clark street.
At 2 O'Clock this morning the ther nome
YER registered nine degrees above zero.
Mr.. Walton. the gentlemaply agent Of
Josh Harris troupe. left town this morning,
Operations have been suspended en- the
B~ullwhacker On account Of the bad weather.
The first social Of the Masonic frater,
nifty will TAXI place at their hall tonight,
There is Q diversity Of opinion ss to
whether the Drummer law should be re-
pealed.
The coolest inhabitants" unite in pro-
~nouncing last night the coolest Of the
season.
There is more snow on Prospect Noun
tain at present than at any time during the
winter.
A meeting will ba held at the Court
house next Tuesday cveAing for the pur-
pose Of organizing q writing class.
Bart Ashim wants to retire from business,
and q frst-class opportunity is offered to o
man with . small capital. &
Eureka IL just 81, 100 poorer since the
advent Of the Rentz troupe, that being the
amount received from the sale Of tickets.
The end Of Jack Perry's saloon is now
adorned with the attractive posters Of tho
Josh Harris troupe.
Those interested in the formation Of q
Lodge Of Good Templars have been sue
oa..fs,t l..~.eJ Thai. 40. ..~na
t~ations.
As usual, the stages were behind time
yesterday, At Z o'clock the Phoebe stage
had not reached Hamilton. II was due in
Eureka at that hour.
Tho grading in rear Of Miners Union
Hall, Ruby Hill. has been completed, and
the new stage will be built as soon as the
weather permits.
We had IT,. pleasure OF q call from Mr..
II. b. Maxson yesterday, who came to Eu-
reka for the purpose Of organizing q Good
Tcmplars' Lodge.
We are in receipt OF an invitation to at
tend the first dinner Of the "Bullion
Club" to be given in New York. A slight
impeachment in the way Of distance pre-
vents its acceptance.
Young ladies, who are disposed to kiss
their gallants at parting at night IN the
porch, should not attribute the noise to the
tcreaking Of new boots"
Mr.. Valentine, one Of the gentlemanly
clerks Of Wells, Fargo y Co., will repose
on . luxurious cough Tonight. His re-
quisiti N on the home Office for o :" first
class bedstead" has been honored.
An ar.tion ROOM, for the sale Of q bank
rupt stock, has been opened in the build
ing formerly Known as the Brilliant ga
loon. 1t will be . rare chance to secure
bargains.
A petition, in the Office Of Messrs. Smith
x Molinelli, praying the Legislature to
change the law relating to the collection Of
small debts, has received the signature Of
nearly every business man in town.
Having got rid Of half a dozen hoils,
Musgrove Of the Ruby Hill .Minin9 Report,
is ready to acknowledge the i~nsinuation Of
tho stock Erchange that he is the witty"
editor Of Eureka.
Il tell you,'' said a gentleman TO the
SENTINEL local. enthusiastically. {" there's
nothing like hugging up to q nice girl in q
cutter" We are not inclined to dispute
the husging part, Lut will take ours sl9pg-
side = warm stove.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-17

Us E3Sts Abs mhsu ~ ~sures
lFrom the Cherry Greek independently
As soon as we can gather the necessary
data, it is our intention to write up the re-
sources and products Of White Pine county,
its past, It's present and its future. We ex-
pected TO do so, OF to begin the job. in our
present issue, but 1t Is now our hope to as
tonish the natives and humanity with q
dose Of il in an edition we expect TO present
~ the world mex. week. We should not.
as e~u.sFpfising Newspaper men, be driven
TO do great things by the actions Of others,
but W. are free to admit that the idea Of
publishing to the world the resources Of
this county was made the more important
by some good nntured reflections, which
appeared in the Carson Appeal Of a late
date, ever calling in question the general
honesty Of GU people, and wondering what
object there could be in any body living
here since Uncle Sam is disturbing the
quietude n calling Of the late stage rob-
bers, has. rs the Appeal man terms 1t, de-
stroycd the only profitable employment
ever known in the county, and that now il
must be d~epopulated or starved to death.
What sort Of an attack OF cholera morbus
upon the person OF the editor Of the afore-
said journal could have brought about such
a concern for the denizens VI these parts
we are at q loss to imagine. The general
avoirdnpois Of the stage robbery witnesses
pisht have assured the gentleman that the
people out here never lose a drink or miss
their regular meals-square mes too
and had he listened to the narrative of facts
as given in the U. s. Courtroom, by these
gentlemen, he could have been assured also
Of our character for eandor and truthful,
ness. By consulting the records, this
tauphonic editor might have seen how this
county of White PING pays in support OF
the State government quiet al much as
Lander county, and more than either Linz
coin. Nye. Churchill or Esmeralda counties.
But here We are losing control Of our tenn
per and presenting facts which should be
reserved for anc Their time. We must say,
however, that White Pine lives and exists
upon its own merits-not a very bad source
OF existance, either-and we draw no blood
money from other parts OF the State. We
ore not depending for our existance in any
way upon the retention Of criminals in our
midst, nor are we tormenting public SER
wants and bowling for the erection Of gov
crnment buildings for the sq~uandering Of
the peoples money on lunatic asylums or
hoodlum repositories anywhere in u
midst that our country may not be de
populated or starved to death" and we are
in no wise concerned as to our ability to
weather it through from one session Of the
Legislature to another. But Of this, another
time.