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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
Pipsrs' Opera House. Virginia City.
BANKERS,


Pipsrs' Opera House, Virginia City.
BANKERS.
Agency Nevada Bank Of San Francisco,
O street. Virginia City.
Bank Of Virginia, "a South O street,
Virginia City.
BROKERS.
L. p. Drexler 3 Co.. Office In Odd Fell
lows Building. Virginia City.
L. B. Frankel i Co.. Main street. Gold
Hill.
T. n. Rsiston. Main street. Gold Hill.
T. r. Mc9urn. LOG South O street. Vir-
sinia City.
street. Virginia City.
W. II. Clarke 4 Co.. 81 South O street.
Virginia City.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
o. Aronson. Main street, Gold Hill.
Banusr Bros. Corner O and Taylor
streets. Virginia.
DRY GOODS.
Alex. Cohn. Odd Fellows Building.
Gold Hill.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
o. II. Gallup. In Maynard Block. Main
street, Gold Hill.
n. II. Gillespie, opposite News ONCE.
Main street. Gold Hill.
DENTIST.
=. A. Brewster. No. l South Q street.
Virginia.
4: chapman. $50 South o street. Wiz.
FANCY GOODS.
n. II. Gillespie, Main street. Gold Hill.
F0UNDRIES.
Gold Hill Foundry. Lower Gold Hill.
George Emmett. proprietor.
Fulton Foundry, on the Divide. W. Il.
I,khArt. Superintendent.
Virginia Foundry, on Railroad. near
Julia mine. Virginia City. Fraser 4 Cum
mings. proprietors.
FREIGHT DELIVERY.
Thomas Gallagher. ofice near railroad
depot. Gold Hill.
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS. ETC.
All. Cahen. Main street. Gold Hill.
opposite Maynard Block.
". Lsmsry. Main street, Lower Gold
Hill.
=. W. Folsom. Main street. Gold Hill.
Richard Mercer. Main street, Gold
Hill.
J.. 4 J. B. Mallon. O street. Virginia
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
Gold Hill Bakery and Restaurant. Main
street, Gold Hill; J.. p. Becker, Pro-
City Bakery. q North O street. Virginia
City; Fitzmeier 4 Armbrust, Proprie-
tors.
HARDWARE.
oallatn 4 Folsom. Main street. Gold
LAUNDRY.
q. Pioneer Laundry. north Of Virginia
City; @. W. Hail. Proprietor.
MARKET.
L. T. Fox. Main street. Gold Hill.
NEWS DEPOT.
Matt. n. Gillespie. opposite News Office,
Iain street. Gold Hill.
PHYSICIANS.
Or. ]. q. Hall. Main street. Gold Hill.
RAILROAD.
virginia and Truckee, from Virginia
and Gold Hill to Carson and Reno.
SALOONS.
Fashion. Main street. Gold Hill; Chris.
WeidsmAnn. proprietor.
Capital. Main street. Gold Hill @.
Enos. proprietor.
Bank Exchange, Min street. Gold Hill;
E. r. Mckinney. proprietor.
0ibson's. Main street, Gold Hill; W.
D. O. Gibson. proprietor.
Columbus brewery. Main street, Gold
Hill ; D. H. Davis, proprietor.
Senate. Main street. Gold Hill sam
Southworth. proprietor.
SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING.
Pioneer Shaving and Hair Dressing "a
loon ; O. Pohl. Proprietor, Main street,
Gold Hill.
WOOD AND COAL.
Thomas Gallagher. near railroad depot.
Gold Hill.
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snERIff's SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
y out Of the District O ,urt OF the Ftrrt Ju.
diciai Di, trict. In and for the county OF Storey.
state Of Nevada, duly sttesied, on the let d'y
Of September, A d. Isis, to me directed and
delivered, In . certain action In raid Court:
wherein r.. B. Mitchell. plaintiff: recovered
Judgment against south Comrtock oold and
Silver MiIing Company, Q corporation. def~,d d.
ant, on the lst day OF September. 4. ID. 1873, for
the sum Of $50 20, with interst thereon a. the
rate OF ten per cant. per ysar frJm Augu.t 10th
1879. until paid. together with costs Of suit.
taxed q Slli 90, and CLERKS a~ccruing costs now
amounting TO the sum Of ~, and all secruine
costs and expenses Of sale. BY virtue Of said
writ Of execution and In pursuance OF the
statute In such case made and provided. have.
on the ID day OF september. 1879 levied upon
and taken Ia execution the following described
persouAl properly. to Wit: cord wood about,
3 cans tar. I table, ] s'ove and pipe, stand
mirror, I chair I sawbuck, I Ak, ID urksaw.2
tools. I piece Q In: rope. ! nrinds,one. . saw
horses, I carpenters boz. lear, tub, 2 shovels,
1 vh-eIbsrrow anvil. ! lot blsck,mith tool.
car wheels. 8 bsrs iron. Z stocks and Dies
lot giant powder, ! lot pipe nttirg /. ! nozsle,
jsek plane. I lot nles : cauihipg irons = cold
chirels. 6 m iongs, I lot old ,rvn 6sDsll hsm.
mere. Z picks. I lamp and reh,c'o'. square
hand saw, I LOT Old ripe. ! BUCKET (oldl. ! LAD.
der. 1 piece timber sxex30. I lot hose I Iron
shesve. I ,lsde-. 0 drills. I lot ] In. rope, ] lot
Y In rope. Q crills. ] adxe. saw blade nana
jump. I bunk. I straw mattrese. ] pillow (hairl.
| p,ee- trS 1 iron X BIZ giant powder caps. j
strsl wire host cable.
Notice IL h.ieby Riven that on WE,
DAY. TIE TENTH DAT Or SsPTtHBER,
Al 1879, between the hours OF Q O'Clock a. y
ana 8 o'clock r y -vis; ct 10 o'ci ck. noon-l
win cell al The rieht. title, Ella N and interest
Of TIE said defendant. SOUTH Guns OCk
GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY.
OF, IN and 70 I Q Z, owe de.cribei property.a
the premises knows % tn H0ISTlN0 WORKS
OF SAID ,vU1H C0MSi0cK COLI AND
SILVER MIN Nc COMPANY. on the hill In
the n ar or to the ssstu.ra OF the OFFICE uf
THE DAVIS GATE TULL ROAD CON
PANY. In said storey county. State OF Nevada.
81 public auciion. for cal In hand. 10 the high
Ell and beet bidder. to satisfy said execution
and ali costs, In United state. gold roin
O. WILLIAMSON,
Sheriff RI Storey county, Nevada.
By N. j. xcCrrcnAr. Deputy sheriff.
Virginia. Ssptsm Ger eth, isV. 4
PO.TPONE WENT.
Tho abovr ss,s 10 hereby postponed 10 SAT.
URDAY. sEPTt MBRk 27th. a. d. 1879. at the
" M 1' ~ O. WILKINSON,
Sheriff OF Storey county, Nevada.
BY n. J. Mctur Han. d putty eherin.
Virginia City. eept. 10. 1879. 10
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Postpone MINT

DUO fres. No risk. Reader, II you want .
business a. which persons Of either sax can
n.s g,ssi pay " The time tssy worn. vrtss
Nh sms 4. HALlxTr . 90. Portland, ~.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GWEN. THAT cERrrFI.
j ,cstss No. il. Is. II and i01 Of the capital
ptoci az the hsrgsrita Gold and sifur Niit'g
Company were lost or sfol-n about H,rch Let,
1872, All psrp0ns ar cauiiohed Dot 20 purchase
The ZANE q transfer has bssn stopped.
v,zs,ais CITY, sspt !, isn. Sin
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r EvIATHAN MINING COMPANY.
~ Locstion Of principal place Of business. Ban
Francisco. California.
Story County. Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
ment mo. o. levied on the rixth day OF August.
1872, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholder. %
follOWe.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
InpERIAL MIN.

HONAOIsIDACEO ufEbhhL mlNs
~ ING COMPANY.-Locstton Of principal
place Of business, San Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. storey county,
Nevada. m
Notice.-There are delinquent upon tho fol.
lowing-descrbed stock. on account Of tssess.
ment NC. o. levied on the 4tn day OF August.
1872, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF tns respective shareholders. % fol.
lowsi
Names. NO. Certif. bhs. AMI.
Atkinson. Doud 4 Co, Trus
tees ...s..s... .'
Atkinson. Lyon b 70. Trus
Armstrong u Trus 20. ...ssi0....i0.....2..
Armstrong; L do SSH. .:i0....:2..
Bender, d A Co. Trustees. .Ssosl.. .....2 :.
BROOKS q Lee. Trustees Bal. ebOS. H.. :2s0
Barrett I Walker. Trustees sss6s. ..i0o....21. e.
Barrett 1 Walker do st6o2. ...9o.....4 -.
Berry. wolfskiii 4 90, It's, 80
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uUsrlCE MINING COMpANY ~
d Location Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Nouce.-Thsre are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing-descrbed stock. on account OF astess.
ment mo. 29) levied on tho 1th day OF August,
1879, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, - fol.
lowa.
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OUR LIVE BUSINESS MEN.
WIDE AWAKE ADvERT1SE8S
WHO TnRIvE TAEREBY.

AdvsPsisisg Busiaess Creates Bust.
ness-rPsass and Prosperity Fol-
lev THAT D. the Experteaos Of
All Whs Have Tried h
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ORDINANCE NO. lls.

AN ORDINANCES 70 Au'ssrizs the Is
90 nee Of Bsuds fer the Par, . Of
secstiss None. 70 Sedeem and Gas.
eel B.nd Nc. % Of the Tswu Of Geld
Hill.
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wilson 2 h 3 Co. Tru,tse ,lS2O. ...i0... 2 :.
And in sccordaI 90 with Law. and an order OF
the Board OF Directors. made on the 9TH day
Of August, 1873. % many shares OF each par
eel OF such stock - may b necessary will be
cold at public auction. at the once OF the oJn.
cisco, California, on WEDNESDAY,, the FIRST
Qst, DAY Of OCTOBER, 1873. at the hour OF
one O'Clock p. y. OF ~ d day. to ysy said dslin.
Quent assessment thereon, toge'her with costs
OF advertising and expeLses Of ta,e.
w. z DEAN, Secretary.
ofaee-Room 9. No. 2os Bush street, Ban
Francisco, California. IL
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ALPHA CONSOLIDATED MINING

"A COMPANY Location Of principal place
OF business, Ban Francisco. California.
Location of works, Gold Hill, Storey county.
State OF Nevads.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account OF as
easement mo. l0) levied on the seventh Glib
day Of august, 1879, the several amounts seS
opposite the names Of the respective share
holders, a. follows:
N.n. M c.,v ab. Ann.
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And In accordance with law, and an order
Of the Board oil Directors, made On the si,th
day OF August. 1879, 20 many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock ~ may be necessary will
Maurice Dore q Co. No IIo Pine street. San
francisco, California, on TUESDAY. the
THIkTIErH day Of September. 1879, at the
hour Of Q O'Clock p. =. Of said day. to pay eaid
delinquent assessment thereon. together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF the sale.
r. 4. LUTY. Secretary.
oaice-Room 8, No. $50 Pine street, ban
Francisco, California. II
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And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board Of Directors, made on the seventh
9TH day OF August. 1871. somany shares ofeach
parcel Of such stock - may be necessary win
BE- sold at public auction ct the ONCE Of the
Company, boom 2, Hsyward's Building. ti9
Califo,pis street, Ban Prsncirco, California. on
TUESDAY. the thirtisth (soth) day OF .septem.
Der. 1873. at the hour Of ole o'clock :. \ Of
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
r z. KELLY, Secretary.
onacs-Room Q. Haywsrd's Building. tlp
California street. San Francisco, California. -
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Wood. 4 Fresborn. Trusts. 1905. .lo.....s q.
Ana In accordance with Law. and IN order Of
the Board Of Directors, made On the twelfth
day Of August. 1873. % many shares Of each
parcel OF such stoet - may b necessary. Will
DO cold at public auction. st hoom Is Msr.
chants Exchange Building. Fan Hrsrci'co.
California, on TUESDAY. the seventh day
OF 0ctober, 1878. ss tbs hour Of ! O'Clock p.
y of ,aid day. to pay ssid DELINQUENT sssess.
ment thereon, together with costs Of sdvsrtis-
Ing and expenses Of the sale
J. Y. BRAZRLL. Sscrstsry.
onics-Room %. hsrchants'h .changs Build
ing. ssn Francisco. 10
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Wilson d Hutchinson, Trus ss222. 100. 40 :.
Wakefield : b, Trus. bal. .lais6.....6.....l 20
Wright W b. Trustee. ..... 1883. 10. a.
Wood " h q Co. Trus. bal. 1895. ...4e.....s. :.
Webb A Il. riustss........3s.72... lbs. :.
Wood b r, Trustee. ...... .23SSS. ..iI0....2 :.
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And In accordance with law. and an order OF
the Board OF Directors. made on the seventh
f7thl day Of August. 1879. 20 many shares ofeaeh
parcel Of ruch stock - may be necessary Will
be sold at public auction. 81 the suction house
Ban Francisco. California, on WEDNESDAY
the frst Osti day Of Oct, Der. 1879. Of the hour
Of I O'Clock p. T.. Of said day. to Pay said
delinquent assessment q ereon. together with
cots Of sdytytiping and esptnses OF the sale.
WILLIAM WILLIS. Secretary.
oyyrcr-Room No. 70 , evsda Bloch. No. 500
Montgomery street, Fan Francisco, California.
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Sheriff Of Storey county. Nevada.
Nv n. ]. hcCurcuAN. D-puty sheriff.
Virginia, Ss,tsmbvr 4. 1871. 4
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TRENTON.

The great social event Of the sea.
son, the double wedding, was duly
solemnized at the First Baplis, church
on Oct. End, Mt eleven o'clock, A. ",
Rev. w. ii. Williams officiating. Tie
high contracting parties were Mr..
Phil. L. Bacon aud Miss Eta Dick
inson: Mr.. Charlie Runyon and Miss
Louie Barnes, oil OF Tren,ou The
church was tasiofully decorated with
rare flowers, n fitting tribute TO the
fair maids in whose honor they were
cullcd. Roses and vines were grace.
fully entwincd In an arch from which
was suspended the marriage bell
Conspicuous among tho decorations
were the monograms D.B. and R.R
Immediately after the ceremony was
performed the bridal party FASTENED
10 the depot, where a host of friend,
followed with hearty congratulations
and good wishes, and with reluctance
babe them good bye, rs they tool
the ii 30 train for st. Louis, VII
Louisville. Among the visitors pre-
sent on the occasion were Miss Annie
Roberts, Of RusscllvIIlc, Miss Jennie
Cabaniss, of liopkinsville, Mise Sally
Minms, Of Ilaydenville, and Mis-.
Mary Mason aud Mr.. NJ. A. Mason
Of Christian ounty, and w. NJ. Bro
naugh and De Tricc. OF Pembroke.
VIsiTOR
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That School Question.

II there is man contemplate in |
our eyes it is one like Janus, the
Latin deity who was represented as
having two faces, each looking in OPP.
posite directions. The Sou8a KEN
TyckiAN aims 10 be neutral IN 10
question that so directly eoncerns the
people. upon whom depends for an
existence, as the question OF public
schools. When the question first be-
gan TO be agitated we opened our
columns Tor its discussion, both pro
and COM While wo are not entirely
satisiiedas to, the best way TO fix the
matter OF taxation, we arc convinced
that the establishment ofthe schools
would be measure that would ulti-
mately rebound TO the highest inter-
ests OF the city.
| We know that the idea Of oppres-
sive taxation is revolving TO the peo-
pie, but this tax will not be burden
some, for it will TALL upon all. We
are taxed for other purposes, and
why not make some provision for the
education of children, which is OF in
finitely moro value and Importance
than almost every other measure.
Education is the mainspring Of our
national prosperity and just so much
los educational facilities are increased,
ljust in that ratio will our prosperity
as u nation he augmented. The Leg
islature in it's wisdom has provided q
way by which public schools can be
maintained, and the children of The
rich and poor educated alike, at a
trifling expenditure of money. 10
the poor man, how sweet the thought
that Instead OF paying $50 10 send his
child to school, Or let it grow up in
ignorance from inability to educate It,
he has only to pay few dollars, and
his child receives all Of the benefits OF
a first class school. 1t is true there
are some men who arc rich enough to
educate their children regardless of
co,t but they must realize that their
taxes will not be equal TO the expense
Of educating one child, be they ever
so rich, and besides what man is there
who is not willing TO contribute 10 u
measure which il is clear will in the
end build up the city and OF course
enhance the value OF hia real estate
therein We do not presume to be
able 10 point out the best course to
pursue, but We believe we are be-
speaking the sentiments OF the peo-
pie when we say, let us have the
school. ,,
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QUE 1NEIaHsoas.

Elkton Register:-Buck Dickinson, o
Trenton, has a full grown partridg,
that was reared on his place by ,
guinea. The bird is rare specimen
ofthe fcathered tribe. The most re-
markable feature Of this bird is it,
habits, and customs; instead Of roost,
ing on the ground, Which is the habi
and custom Of the partridge, it will fly
tothc highest branches en- the trees
with the rest Of the brood. IN %
{ Greenville Echo:-Thosc who were
up early enough to sec it-of whom
we were not which--say that there
was a slight frost last Friday morn.
ing, pa lia
Princeton Banner:-Therc is a Mr.
Hill, living at Tradewatcr station
Hopkins county, aged forty years
who has not walked since lr was twt
years old, at which age he had o
severe spell offeveI. 1t settled in hi,
legs, and he has never been able to us,
them at all. s8 oe' Nd
Madisonyille Times:-Thc rboys"
in town will visit their country cous.
ms next week. Their visit will be
measured by the length Of time the
grand jury is in session. gasoW
Daily Times Oct. 1.-The preachers
are here, 100000 2O,OOl chickens
wanted immediately Apply to the
people of Madisonvillc.
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Public School in Hopkinsville

2 . i vi
The zeal for public education has
taken hold OF Hopkinsville, and her
thoughtful citizens arc moving ener-
gelically in the cause. A clear and
strong article in the New Era from
Anon" puts tho subject .airly and
squarcly before the people, who are
10 vote on the question of issuing
bonds for tho purpose OF procuring
suitable grounds aud buildings Tor 4
public school. "Anon," by careful
comparison Of the present system OF
private education in llopkinsvillc
with the city system Of Greensboro,
plainly demonstrates the very much
greater economy of the latter, though
universal-whiie the former is mar
row aud limitcd-in its benefits. But
this has become familiar conclusion
in places where city schools have
been tried. For elementary educa.
tiou these schools, when well con-
duetcd, have proved admirable as
well as economic in their operation
while they are the only known agcn,
cies Tor the universal and necessary
distribution OF the priceless benefits
of education. Tho town of Hopkins
vile is ample III size and means, and
no doubt in enterprise, TO frame and
sustnin a complete school system
She will have Tho benefit of the OK.
pcriencc ofneighboring cities, aud il
she thus avoids the errors some ol
them have committed, she may found
All institution that will prove an in.
estimable blessing to the children Of
the present and tho future. And this
slle may do without shouldering any
gricyvus burden. IL has always
seemed to us that public education
exhausted It's proper funcl-
ions, when it bestowed on the chill
dren OF the land elementary learning,
without invading the province Of
classic and advanced education, where
only the few can reap tho benefit
With this view, and with tho proof
before their eyes in other cities that IL
Is combination and classification thai
gives the system strength and econ.
omy, there appears no reason why a
place the size Of Hopkinsville may
not succeed fully in such a scheme.
A single ample school building,
where nll the elementary branches are
taught, is surely within the grasp Of
Our neighbor, aud more than this
seems not required, either by the size
ofthc place or the true scope OF the
system. This belief Is presented
simply as the result of our experience
here, where high school Is found to
bestow its benefits OH a very small
number. and where two excellent
school buildings have been found
much less convenient that one, since
the proper classification OF the school
airs requires some TO trarel from
either end of the city 10 tho building
In the other quarter. Bet we doubt
not that our enierprising neighbor,
will avail themselves OF all the exper.
fence of the past. and will also. we
trust, succeed amply In their work.
Owensboro Messenger. i.sr.rt D..
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ID lDU.tl ------------------Ir--- - .H n.
The Great Electric Light Show.

w. w. Coles the well known
Snowman. has introduced this wonder
ful invention to the public and uses i,
10 illuminate the vast tents Of his
famous show, and it will be on exhibit
tion both afternoon and evening dur
ing the soinnrn Of his mammoth cir
Gus and menagerie in Hopkinsvillc on
Tuesday October 18th. This mar
Vicious invention bids fair to event
ually superscde all other modes Of
illumination and the fact that it is u
be presented to the public view in q
thorough and practical manner, will
prove gratifying to the thousands OF
visitors who daily witness his great
show. A thirty Horsepower engine is
required TO furnish the electric current.
and seven hinge chambers are used
which produce luminous luxuriant
light in comparison with which all
other Examinations are but gloomy
and shameful shadows, while this
wondrous agency difIuseS a halo Of
light more than equal to $4,000 gas
jets, aud under its sunlike rays every
object becomes as distinct as though
it were mid day. Aside from this
phenomenal feature, Mr.. Cole prom.
ises more new and novel attractions
than any three shows that travel,
There are those mighty giants. Capt,
Bates and wife, who reach the cnor-
nous height of eight feet, a troupe OF
six trick stations. which have been
educated to wonderful degree Of CT,
cellence. alden Of fcrocious performing
lions and tigers, and rare wild ami.
mails from nearly every zone on the
face Of the wide world, while the pres,
throughout the land pronounces his
circus the best one in existence. Over
a million dollars are invested and all
It's beauties are madeIdoubly beautiful
by the great electric light. M
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will not be long before You will be
asked TO vote Tor bonds 10 establish
gas and water works and other i'm
provements. Vote the bonds and the
spirit of improvement just budding
into life in this city will be crushed
and our now busy mechanics will
have toleave here for want OF work TO
do. Prudent business men will con-
sent TO be taxed yearly tor any prop
or purpose, but such men win not
seek 10 invest their money IN city
already mortgaged TO secure the pay
ment OF bonds. Reasons will teach
them that people, who, without
necessity, voted Tor The issue ofinter'
est bearing bonds, will not scruple 10
vote more bonds whenever called
upon 10 do so, anu under anypreteps.
whatever. M 81 n Ill.
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Governor Blackburn still continues
10 pardon the poor devils confined in
tho pcnitentiary. We believe he il
right in releasing those incarcerated
for minor offences. The prison is
almost equal TO the Black Hole OF
Calcutta, and il is almost murder to
send a person there for ten yeara.
Those who have been there for small
offences half that length of time, have
no doubt bitterly repcnted, and en-
couraged by pardon, may 60 forth
into the world reformed men. Of
course, great discretion should be
used in the exercise of the executive
prerogative, but we think The ncces-
sites Of the case demand that some
of the prisoners be released, or the
prison enlarged. Let 10 one ccnsure
Governor Blackburn for his humane
course. tff"