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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-27
THE COLD SNAP.
The Coolest Weather Experienced
on the COmstOck.

VIZ sAsO NVsAotVSAe
The cold snap is about over and
the weather again ehdurable. But
while the cold lasted it was the most
severe ever experienced aimee the set
Element Of the country by the whites.
On Monday and Tuesday nights the
thermometer at the DEVILS Gate toll.
house registered ten degrees below
zero. This being the coolest spot on
the Comstock, owing to the wind
which generally pours through the
narrow gorge, the figures stated may
be accepted a. the maximum Tor the
Comstock. In this city the effects
of the cold were felt in every house.
Pitchers and bowls were cracked, the
water pipes frozen, and the general
discomfort was intense. 1t is lucky
that there has been . change for the
better. Had the cold continued, tho
suffering would have been very great.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-27
The u Boss Racket"

The latest advertising dodge known
il to place . lot Of gold and silver
coin in promiscuous hesp in win
dow, within convenient reach from
the outside. Some poor devil will
surely come along, grab some of the
coin, and run. He will not get away
with over 500; aud all the papers
will publish the details Of the occur
renee, with startling headlines. About
$4,000 worth of advertising will thus
have been obtained ct . cost of Eve
cents on the dollar.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-27
BRIEF MENTION.

Horses crossed the Carson river on
the ice on Christmas day.
Senator J. P. Jones and Adolph
SutrO have arrived from the East.
There 10 good skating on the res.
ervoirs situated east Of the Day ton
hosting works.
The public schools Of this city will
reopen on Monday. They will ci zoe
again over New Years day.
The children of this city have had
. gay time coasting down to Main
street from the Plaza, since the recent
fall of snow.
Miss Pauline Nicholson will, 1t 10
stated, resume charge Of her old class
10 the Fourth Ward, school in vir.
ginia, after the holidays.
The Young 4 sirlott mill. In this
city, and the arrastras in Gold Can.
yon have been idle for . few days
past, owing to the accumulation Of
ice on their water power wheels.
The showing Of holiday goods
on the Comstock 10 the poorest made
in years. Tho merchants did not
dare to lay in much of . stock for
fear that the goods would remain on
their hands.
It IL rumored on the street that q
deal is impending in Chollsr. This
need not alarm SPECTATORS. From
the present state of the market, it ID
very evident that they will have
plenty of time to "get in."
The annual meeting Of stockhold.
ers of the American Mining Com
pany will be held at the Office Of the
company, rooms Is and IA, 800 CAL
ifornia street, San Francisco, on Mon
day, January -. 1880, 1t I O'Clock
r. n.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-27
The Word I" SoxOdont."

Which has already become . house.
hold word, is derived from the Greek,
and composed of two words, Sozo
and Od0ntes. "Soz0" translated,
means to preserve, and "Odontes"
tho teeth" SOZODONT" Q preser-
yer of the teeth. And it 10 true to
it's name. IL beautifles and preserves
the teeth, hardens and invigorates
the gums, and corrects oil impurities
Of the breath. The odor Of this pure
preparation is so delightful that 1t 10
q luxury to apply it. 1t 10 harmless
% water. Sold by druggists and per
fumeys.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-27
Notes and Things.

Notes bexr interest only when 81
stated, but do not bear interest from
date Of maturity.
Principals are responsible for their
agents.
Each individual in partnership 10
responsible for the whole amount Of
the debts of the firm.
Ignorance of the law excuses no
one.
It 10 . fraud to conceal fraud.
The law compels no ono to do i'm.
possibilities.
An agreement without considers
ton 10 void.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-27
THE SALE OF THE EUREKA
Why Jack Godfrey Believes that It
Has Not Been Accomplished.


Has Not Been Accomplished.
81 tell you that mine cannot have
been sold. All the owners are poor
men, and when poor man come into
possession of easily acquired wealth
they drop oil work, run around 50.
loons, get drunk, hire teams, take
their girls out riding, and make the
ducats fly 10 every way. If they have
no money they run up bills. Those
Eureka chaps are At work on their
mine - IL nothing had happened.
Consequently they have not sold it.
They say that they are to get their
Hrst payment on the first of January.
Common sense would teach them that
they must, therefore, hurry aud get
everything they can out Of the mine
before that date. Are they doing
thisi Not at oil. They merely hang
about the mine, puttiug 10 . few ticks
here and there, cod only getting out
ore enough to keep the mill running.
The drst Of January is only . few
days Of. You'll see il I'm not right"
This WAS said by Jack Godfrey, in
Dayton, . few days ago. The first
payment of 81, 900 on the Eureka
mine, of Como, will be due In few
days.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-27
National Guard SecIable.

The initial social of the National
Guard of Virginia on Thursday even
ing last, was we'll attended aud 20
heartily enjoyed BY all the partici-
pants as to guarantee Q series Of So
cial gatherings through the winter
second to none ever witnessed
on tho Comstock. The music was
Vsrney's best. and members Of the
company exerted themselves to see
that oil their guests were we'll sup
piled with partners.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-27

Carlotta Patti will appear at Pr
pers Opera House, in Virginia City.
on Monday and Tuesday evenings,
Goth and 30th instant. She will be
ably assisted by . brilliant staff Of
vocalists and instrumentalists. Ad.
mission, 81 so; gallery, 81. Reserved
seats 81. They can DO secured now
DO not fail to attend.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-27
Pianos an i Organs For Sale.

Readers OF TIE TINES who con-
template purchasing piano or organ
would do we'll to consult the editor
before purchasing, As they might
thus save hundreds Of dollars and
get Q wider list of celebrated max.
err to select from than they could gel
1t any music house In the world,
Terms, to suit purchasers.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-27

And In accordance With law and On order OF
the Board Of Directors, made on the 18th dsy
Of November. 1879. 90 many shares II each par
Q Id ct public auction. ct the once Of the
Company, Room 1914 Palace Hotel. San Fran.
cisco, California. ON WEDNESDAY. the SEv.
ENTH day Of January. 1850. ct tina hour Of ~
O'Clock H., Of said day. TO pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. together with costs of 3D.
yertisina and expenses u the sale.
T. J. BLAKRNEY. Secretary.
onacs-Room l0lA Palsce Hotel, San Fran.
cisco. Cslifornia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-27
ANNUAL MEETINC..

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK.
Il holders Of the American Mining Com.
pany will be held at the once Of the Com.
psuy. Rooms Is and II. 800 California street.
San Francisco. Cal. on MONDAY, tho 18th
dsy Of January. 1850. Att O'Clock P. n. for the
election Of . Board of Trustees to serve for
the ensuing year. and the transaction Of such
other business - may properly come before
the meeting. Transfer books will be closed
ON Friday. January I'd, 1850. and remain
closed until after the meeting.
II. z. 0PERL1N0,
Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-27
-ONE HUNDRED millionaire

-ONE HUNDRED millionaires
are now residents Of Gan Francisco.
Macksy, who 10 thought to be their
chief, being worth about twenty mil.
lions, 10 content to pass most Of his
time In . temperature Of one hundred
degrees, down In his mines.-Phila.
Timea.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-27
French and Spanish Lessons.

Those Wishing to learn either
French or Spanish can receive proper
instruction from thoroughly com.
potent teacher by calling upon Mrs.
9. Z. Carlton, No. 118 North B street,
Virginis.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-27
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

n UINN MINING GENERALIZATION
" Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco. Californis: location of works, Dew.
il'a Gate and Chinatown District, Lyon
county. Nsvada.-Notice-The are delin.
7uent upon the following described stock, on
account Of assessment mo. II levied on the
fifteenth day Of September. 1879. the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respcc-
tive shareholders, a. follows
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-27
FORFEITURE NOTICE.

Uyo PAT HENNEssEY, HIS oRANTH1o.
u or legal epressntatives-Y are hereby
notified that have expsbde1 one handra9
dollars In labor and improvsnstts upon tn
Star Of the West claim, situatsd In Come.
Palmyra Mining District, Lyon county, Ne
the provisions Of section 2ss1. Rsvis1d stat.
utes Of the United Ststes. being the amount
required TO hold the same for the pear sndl1g
Msrch II. 1879; and II ninety days aftee ~
notice by publication you fail o. ya1uae -
contribute your ~ portion Of suoh e4pea4t.
ture q . co-owner your Interest In said claim
will become the property Of the undersigned,
under the provisions Of the said Section 1884
CHA6 L. ALL.
Virginia City. Asv.. Dses ness Z l0a
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-27
Born.

Born,
In Silver City, December 90, to the
wife of Paul Gross. u daughter.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-27

The Cosmopolitan Club Social.
The next social Of the Cosmopoll.
tan Club will be given in the Miners
Union Hall. in this city. next Mon.
day evening, the 29th instant.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-27
COMO HOTEE,
Main troet................. ...COMO
II. W. ELY, Proprietor.

VVHIs HOUSE 10 TIE MOST CON
u fortsbls and convenient In Como, and
the table il always supplied with the best the
market ssJbrds.
NNo oHlNEsE EMPLOYED.
Beard, q pr day; sinsls meals. 70 cents.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-27

Fine Diagonal, Cashmere and
Bevef Mems Suits. ..... From 81 so mp
Union Cassimeres. .......... 4" 9 90 up
Mems Overcoats, all kinds. 80 up
Mems listers, all kinds. Z" 8 90 mp
French Cashmere Pants. o. 50 up
Youths and Boys Diagonal
and BesverSuits. ........ q" 30 up
Youths and Boys Union Cas-
efmefea. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70 MP
Six pairs gray and white Sha-
ker Socks. ..... 100
Good Cotton Socks, per dosen 76o
Mining Shoes. first quality 800
Mems Boots ,hrstquality.... 90 up
Boy'sBoots' FIRST quality. 90 up
Mems Fine Hsts. ........... 90 MP
Boys Fine Hats. ............ " 75c up
First Quality OverAlls. $500. Soc
All other Goods at the LOWEST PRICES.
Call and examine my large stock.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-27
s. ARoNsoN,

TNHE LEADING CLOTHIER OF GOLD
Il Hill. has during his long stay in San
Francisco, had the opportunity Of buying
$50, 900 Worth OF Goods at Sher.
IFS Sale. w.
And IL now ready to dispose Of them 1t the
ssrue price for which they were purchased:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-12-27

BY fair dealing with everybody and in every
particular the undersigned hope TO retain oil
the old patrons VI the establlshmsnt, and to
make many new friends.
Is-w pxaDY 4 oA1HA1T.
, 1879-04-22
ITEMS,


The anu,,af meeting Of The Railway Car Ac-
countnnts' Association viii be hcll III this city
tomorrow. The Committee OF Arrangements
hive selected tho Grind Pacific HOTEL wAerc
special ratcs will bo Eiron for delegates md
their families. All railroads md fast fresuht
lines nre invited to Ecnl representatives tu Lie
meeting. II Is estimated that over one hun.
tlrcd railroads will 10 represented at the meet
tng. Tl.s proceedings wilt bo oil considerable
interest to railroad men, anl particularly those
connected With the Cur Accountant Dcpart.
fuent.
No new developments in tho Missouri River
freight war casno to light yesterday, md the
row Is bsl1E prosecuted with uuabaslng vigor
md severity. Things VT, remain as they IRE
until Wednesday,, wllen the trunk limo man.
ayers will have 'nretng. III New York. 1t is
expected tint they Will tAku so.nc action rs re-.
CARDS tho participation in .llc 4ht Of ihe roasls
east Of St. Lonis nHl Chlcago. II the Wabash
continues In its prcseut attitude aiding tho It,
Louis lines, 1t Will bc impossible for tic other
Eastern soals to keep out Of tic conflict.
, 1879-04-22

Victor Hugo has ma.io short speech In tho
Frcs1rh srnals Ut, tho transfer Of tho sent ai
tiovcrnuunl from Versailles to Parts. "linya
you sea!izrd" se crIcl ''til,s city Ut Il. .0o0u uh
Of mon, women. nnl children, given up IN slt
the loys OF peace, 10 all lI,u fa,rlcs 0{ cuuli.
deuce, to vi w teselres q '.s Empirc,, sud.
Aonly plunged lntl war, suddenly cNcircled With
hortora. suddenly transacurea-t,are yuu rcai.
tSs.i ta's banylon eonysttsa , . iuto ~! immense
wives, women oi ,l,u ,or.l, lninslcd With tAc,r
nahls sisters, Tho women nl tila pconle. bare.
iooscd IN tllc snow III II degrees Of rold. forul.
Ing queuu at o'clock il, tl.s uorning At
bakcrs doosi Have yau realized thu iau.iuo
wi.hin dours, thu d!ttress without, avast army
Of sayage. envelopinE etylIzatiani This lasted
fye mouths. And this population WISHED still
TO light. wished always 10 light. 70 tays Il It
had to 0e butrnyci binco ihs beginning OF
history s!iu lku lad not been seen. Iarts to tbs
stscngth nf Itoms adlcd Tho heroisn OF Lace.
IIula!; only Rome wis but Ronso, t.aerdnmun
bul lareautnuu. What nsll,,er was. PARIS llas
bueni Paris was both, Have you realized tllisf
No. gentlemen. You owe rcspcct to FarIs iou
rautssens tlu great ration; represent tue city
by which II IL great"
, 1879-04-22
DENyEt, & mo 0RANnE.

Mr.. ". y. Strong, General Manager Of the
Aschtson, Topexn d Santa ~ lsailroal, has
been Interviewed lit regard 10 tho Troubles that
hive lately becn reported 10 exist between his
road and tha Denver {: Rio Grautlc. Mr.. Strong
says That hfs Company hos not violated The Lease
with thu Dnuyer Il Rio Grantlo, rs charged by
malcontcnts Interested In the latter property.
Tic on!T violations had bcon on the other side.
It was provided that the Atchlson, Topckh &;
Santa fe should elect wothIrds Of The isoarl oi
Directors, but up to this time tile President Ut
fused To cali a meeting Ut the Cu.npaur
nnd carry out this provls[on. 80 fur
tho Denver Il Rio 1rAmlc's chargcs
OF bud futth have been .ncrs assertion,
have carried tc records OF tla contracts cut Of
thd reach III Ills Company, md then cotnp1Aln
that I,e contracts lsavc mot been lived up to.
Aa regards tlt chnrgo slMt big Company had
tnel, material, ui railroad supplies, he said ,lc
bill imd t,ccen n'ors than artslc1. The property
was appraised at Si49,eo0, an,l ihe Atchson,
Toueko y Santa Fc patd $l5o, 600, s5,0o0 IN tx
ccss ot lily amount at ~lses, The material vas
valued. After tIsIs II wns claimed tia. there
whs some additional property, bur 1t llas becn
found i.ntassIbln 10 yet thu Colorado Springs
representative of ,!,c Denver u islo Graslde To
appraIsc It or to give bis comuanr, any sntis'
md retained 5000 Or hs comraay's money;
The first months rental llau tccn paid, n every
mon.!, since the rental had been regulnrly tend
cred nt the Office OF 1l,e Company md refused.
Ihc Tauc OF the road bad not only not decreased
sinco It passed. ,tuucr eontrol vi the Atchson,
Topeka IL Santa Fc, but IN the contrary had
largely Increased. Mr.. Strong also expressed Ills
confidence in The uituluto sueccss Of his road
/. tic Gr1,id Canon controversy now before the
is being rupIaly extended. The track will be
completed into the Royal GoFro II a lew days:
Il will DO anisbcd to CEeoro, at the mouth uf The
south Arkansas, by July ID, aud I.eadyllte will
il being lni1 al the, rnte Of a mile anu n half n
DAY, Rnl Los Vegas will be reachcd BY July 1.
, 1879-04-22

CLEyaIASn, O., April sl.-The uuw Valley
Halfway, which ,hcro is every reason to expect
will be finished Within tew months, and which
runs down Into the richest coal tells Of tho
central portion OF tho State, will bring np \
largo alnount Of coal. and will cause that con.
modify to full In tuis market materially. Tic
road co:n=s Into tho ctty by thu way ol tho old
Ohlo Gauat hed, aud tho Goa! docks will 10 right
In the coltre Ut ttu business ostlhu Ut Ills city,
This will nluku MI Increased business at lle
port without dpttDt the hotter portton OK ,l.e
of tna city will hayu u.,0n stopp!nX-pxco ncar
whorc the Valley UepuL will 10 located. THIS
VIII bo q matter Of great convenience to thu
public,
, 1879-04-22

hfohcnact ALPS Plan, md How It Was Foilctl.
+" Ltcut-ucn. Valentine Baker Fnsha,n NJ the
cashiercd and dtseraced British soldier nov cnt's
htmsolf, tn his two-yout.,s work on the i" War
~ bura!ia.,' g!ycs tho following incident of the
lighting In tho Balkans:
"alohesnot All had formed a plan which,
though It seemed rather Wild, was Rtijl Appas-
emily fcasthic. Tho thick wood when lay be-
Tween tho Russians on tic crest r,u our In
tronchments was very dry. The undcrgrowth
branches. At that tfmo stronr Ea.e OF wind
bluw from Tic Tnsktsh lines In The direction Of
the Kusstans. Tho Marshal Ind formed the iilca
ilat by kottit!g lire to tho wood On our sIdo In
many p[aces 1t would, under tho influence Of tho
wnd, burn fcrcely, Ati,l siIat tho flames wuuid
bo carried so rapidly towards tho Russian puei-
t!on that tho enemy would bo compelled to
abandon the hight, probably tn the greaicst dis
All was determined to employ petroleum; md
tic petroleum llad to bo brought from Bora It
lnust. take at least two days. 1t was in vain
that potntod ont to him ti,at scrtcs Of bci,-
starting the fire, md tl,at II was just posslblu
that The wind might not last In Its presrt dtrcc-
tton and With its present force for forty-ctght
hours longer. The Marshal was bent on bis
petroleum. and tho attempt was consequently
dc'aycd, On the evening In question dlncl In
the tent Of Mchemct All, and during dinner tho
report ca!'lo TINT tho Petroleum haa at enstha
riyed. ''' All the arrnngomcntsha had been madc,
and at about 10 o'citck tho tlres would bu
lighted, fey Of tho better bastalions would
the lanes, uhd thus to occupy the Russnn posi-
tihn when tic enemy should have buen enn,-
pellcd or tire or smoks to abandon 1t. During
d!nncr tie wind fell ornsnousIy, u',d ut about D
upon tho tent. looked at the slarsial; his
taco wore conical expression .ot disuppoIut-
!nent. The usua! system OF Turkish delay Ind
brought It's usual fruit. III anntler i've minutes
a r
, 1879-04-22

had received the largest number Of votes was
Ineligible, since ha "as not citizen Of TIM couu-
test to tho Coinmttco On Elections to rcport
whether tic fncts statcd IN tho protest vera
tro or not, tic CANVASS 10 lu suspended n,ld no
result declared Until they ~ rctn,rtct1.
passed It would defer ,lo declaration ot tho
tew Council, md tho present Indy would havd
to hold over Until tho result was nsccrtalncti.
AID, RYAN sTATED
tl,at 1.oronz vas born July q, 1850. and cnmc To
this country IN October, 1910, asnl he Ravo soma
fats which went 10 show tl1s 10 be true, nc.
corl!nE 10 tl1e declarations Of l.Nrenz.
ALL staubrr ru!std tho polot Tint iEe innttcr
wns out of order. it saouttI 70 to tie Commit
Ice. .
Aid. Ryan sail no haa no desire to hold his
seat.
The Chair decided that action could not ID
taken unless thu rules were suspended.
Aid Ryan remarked tt,nt, after ho rot
through. 10 would rive tho Chair nm oppostnnl-
,rhe ChaIr got even by sticking to tic ruling
Rbuye mentioned
Aid. Ryan moved to suspend the r,1ica Tor tho
purpose Of plnclng thu resolution on fta pms
AM. Tu'cy thought the matlcr might as welt
be disposed OF at Uncc. In llis ytuw, thu c0un.
ell had nothing to do with It. Their duties wGeo
simply clcrtca Ito canvass tue RETURNS A,ni sce
wt!u bad = usaiortty VI ihe votes accortiints tn
L1lElI1s III NGW LuliHClI WIN DU4J " HNeo
On tho qualifications Df Lnrcllz.
AID. Ryan wa,ltctl the CotunlItteo to eako tile
matter In hand 30 as 10 report uext Wrch.
Tie motion TO sl,spund tho rules was agreed
to,-ysas, RI; nays, 0--Cook, Turoop, Tho'np-
AID Raw!cgll urged that Nyan should 20 to
tic new Council.
AID Staubcr llnpcd the same asslon would bo
taken as III The Second nnd Fifth Ward cnses.
9ouu talk followed about the llIiureth cnsu,
fhN uH4EAt}tttF Of NOtt ir fIIN ~ D11 tint1ncI "
was denounced by AID. Tuley aE the greatest
outrage crcr perpctraicd s!nce thc Council Ind
ttIc right to Inquire Into the eligibility VI It's
n,ctnbers. Tho Council ahou! Lc Just ;lttl fair
admit mai, who wns nut citxeis, although he
helonEc'l to thu purity Whose votes lie tInley)
was counting.
AID. luley replied tim. he would auswce tic
AID. Cook contcndcu tint all tho Council
could do was to dcclarc the result rs shown In
the returns.
Aid. lssau was understood to Say that he
wAntcd a new election.
Aid. 1ulsy moved to lay the resolution on tho
tablo.
Although this motion was t1os dcbatablc, q
running tnlk ensucd. ..
Aid. schwolsthal stated tllat tho only object
he had IN u!ferlng tho resolution vas to get tle
matter before tile Council. Ilu knew ttAt nil
tic rrescut body could do was to declare tho
result. 1t was for The ncn ono to settle the
question II eligibility. liz wished 10 Withdraw
tho resolution, but finally nato u motion that 1t
be referred to the Committee.
The mellon ~as agreed to, yeas q, nays e.
Cook and Seaton.
AID. Ryau moved that tho Committee be In.
struescd to rcport ut tho next tncesng. :,
AID. ScAton hupcd that would not bo done. 1t
would he imposstbla for the Committee to rive
thu tnattcr the investigation It required.
The place selected was not the proper ono to
enter tho protest, md 1t i likely tllat tho sul'-
Il
, 1879-04-22

NHw Yoax, April al.-At sneotlng OF the
Wabash hallway Directors to-day Messrs. Ga.ri-
sou, Post, Billings, und Dl!ss resigned. nud Jay
Gould, nuss:l Sage. james Law!er Welsh, and
James +. Joy were elected to tilt ,ilc yacauc!es.
This, It f. said, gives uouh control of The LIrcc-
secure It tn perpetu,ty.
Kausas pAcilic securities mads 4 largo advance,
chiefly caused BY tile above action, aud q meet-
Ing of tho General Managers OF the Wabash,
Missouri, KApsas q; Texas, aud Vt. Louis. AaH.
, 1879-04-22

IL as follows:
Feb. =. l870-1as Non, j. r. Meirids--Fntxxn
MACK: Received your letter OF the 4th. M,
disappointed NJ llc turn things have takrn. but
S H",o whs sre insured ] cionsSss aad
hut thr Time eAys It !. doubtful II Il Ia n wise
policy to abandon Tho thing nfter arendnR much
money. 'Tll's think Will he tho feeling, and the
ahow. that they arc ali right. Tho Chieapo
pAperA are nlsu going for the kxnkakce 1Esano
Asylum, and By conbInlng with their fricnis AM!
thos" n tho Anna As}lunl ani tho Southern. Mr..
mai school, think tho matter cnn 10 worked. ~
any time whoa re conll do any Eood by coming up,
let us knon, and lot OF us will come, OF ns many
ns necessary. My Idea 10, though. that ''mutunl
{: n. COLE.
THE FIRM OF COLE d CO., AlLlHns,
are creditors OF Chester Prison to tic amount
Of S289351; hence ihcr interest In n comnlna-
tiou to carry through this appropriation.
So notorious has become this comblnn-
tion system Of legislation TINT cyen the
small creditors OF any public institution find It
out, md endcaYor to help 1t on By such molcs
as this. After n while 1t may bc that tho people
Of the State will got tired OF ttIs cooperative
legislation by this "co-ordiuate u branch Of the
Government, And It may occur to them to send
honest men to the Assembly, who will bo nblo
| TO vote fur measure on its merits alone, and
| not because they
| WANT TO Duy VOTE IN RETURN.
Tho fact Is, that .hc grand chain OF charitable
inhtituttons In tic Stato to-day almost controls
LEGISLATION, md, unless Some check Is given to
this sort of thing, tlno will be reached In tic
| ncar future when II Will do 60 entirely.