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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
WORKING luw.asAuE ORES.
A.,,.s,eu ON she subjecs-The work
LIKELY 10 20 Commence ~ Ex'
psusesC Can be Reduced.

There il considerable talk here on the
Comstock now Of commencing the re-
duction Of some OF the millions Of tons
of low.grade ores which have been left
in tho vein at various levels nearer the
surface than where explorations are now
being made. Mining men say this can
be done and q profit realized provided
the expenses Of mining and milling can
be reduced q little. They do not pur.
pose to raise any opposition to the
Miners Union, II they know very well
that NO country can be truly prosperous
unless the laboring classes are well paid
for their services. The plan talked
OF is to allow the Miners Unions to
continue the control OF all men put
into these upper workings. but that these
men shall be allowed to labor where the
mines are cool and above . certain level
at q certain reduction from "a per day.
This would still leave the control oil
everything in the hands Of the Unions.
because their own men would OF course
report at once any violation OF the agree.
ment looking toward . reduction Of
wages generally in the mines. Til: TN
thought will entirely do away with the
.~.sntsring wedge" argument, and show
that the mining men Of the Comstock
have NO disposition to reduce the wages
Of those who 60 into the heat Of the
minss and do the work in the lower
levels.
Conversations have been held with
many Of the biggest mining men OF the
Comstock and all agree that tho man
who sndures the heat and dangers Of
the lower levels and works there 10 fully
entitled 10 his "a per day. and that u
is none too much. II. however. men
could under the restrictions DO allowed
to work above in the manner prescribed
and with no danger to the Unions and
to the general prosperity OF the Com.
| stock, . new industry would no doubt
DO inaugurated in the mining and mill
ing Of low.grade ores.
1t might, however, be also necessary
that wood and other supplies should DO
| obtained at lower rates in order to make
the industry remunerative. II does not
seem to be q fair proposition that the
| workinemen OF the Comstock should
make all the sacrifices necessary to
inauRurato this work. Wood can DO
had in abundance at Truckse for 80 per
cord. It should bs delivered to the
mines at less than the $40 now paid.
Let the railroad yield . little as well as
the lsborers and thus como in for q fair
share OF the credit Of opening q new
Geld Of labor and Of promoting the gen
eral prosperity OF this section.
II the foregoing plan Of co operation
can DO agreed upon there Is little doubt
but that the work will be commenced.
Then, IL Ii costs $1,000 to take out $1,000
the country is q thousand dollars the
richer, for that amount will have been
added to the gold and silver in existence
and men will be given something to do
q consideration OF some consequence AZ
things now are among US. A..
Some have intimatsd that the Miners
Unions have been sgitating this matter
themselves, and are favorable to the
plan, provided they oan be satisfied thai
Il does not cover an intention to reduce
wages in the mines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
Board Of Pardous.

The Board Of Pardons met ct Carson
yesterday morning; oil the members
were present. The following are the
names Of applicants and the decisions Of
the Board:
George Hutchinson, convicted IN
Ormsby county Of attempt to murder his
wife; pardon refused.
All Chow, from Lander county, muir
der in second degree; refused.
Clarke Cowell. from Lander county,
burglary; refused;
William MsLear, from Elko county,
attempt at rape; refused.
William Chamberlain, from Lyon
county, for robbery OF Colonel Stone;
refused.
W. E. Berton. from Humboldt, bur.
glary; refused.
The cases Of Roth and Wexon were
laid over until the July meeting Of the
Board.
The case OF Charles Lyman. for com.
mutation Of punishment, was taken I'M.
der consideration. II the Board does
not interfere Lyman will be hanged on
the 9Th instant.
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COUNTY coMMIssIoNERs.
About = Delisqaeat Tax The shsr'
iH's Biil-A Needy Famiiy-New
Door TO the Jail.

The Board OF County Commissioners
held an adjourned meeting at Z o'clock
last evening. Chairman Hazsltine pre-
siding. Present-Commissioners Nye,
Fraser. Gallagher and Canavan. The
minutes Of the last two meetings were
read and approved.
John Thomas came before the Board
and said his property had been douoly
assessed, once 10 himself and onos to
Seymour Pixlsy. It had been decided
BY Mrs. Pi1lsy to j. O. Hampton, and
from Hampton to him.
The District Attorney said no judg.
msnt had been entered against the prop.
erty. The only judgment was for "a
poil tar against Pixley and for costs.
Mr.. Thomas said that 1t was annoying
to have notices posted on his property in
that way. :,
The District Attorney said he would
attend to the matter.
The committee to which had been
referred the bill OF Sheriff williamson
for $l74. reported In favor Of allowing
the bill, less the sum Of $50 for taking
mp prisoners to plead and for sentence
and for the release Of prisoners. On
motion the bill was allowed for $442.
Il was expressly stated by the Board
that they only intended to disallow for
the services above specified.
Captain Sam Of the Piutes wal pres.
emit. He wanted q sack Of -four, q paper
Of coffee and some beans. No action.
Commissioner Canavan stated that
one woman came TO him and would not
be con.snted with SIS worth Of provis.
ions. On inquiry he found that OF the
six children in the family, two were
girls Of l6 and IA respectively. and he
had said to her that he would get places
for them where these two girls could
support the whole family. This did not
suit very we'll aud the proposition was
not accepted. The sxcuss was that the
girls were not accustomed to work.
The Board spoke OF cutting q door
through the north wall Of the jail from
the wsll.light to the court outside to
the north OF the main building.
Commissioner Canavan said that he
deemed such u door to be desirable both
in the interests Of humanity and for the
convenience Of the county. In case o!
Are Il might be useful to save the lives
Of the prisoners. He moved that the
Court.house Committee be empowered to
have such q door cut II they should see
fit, and have IL thoroughly protected by
iron outside and inside. and that they DO
authorized to mako arrangements with
the contractors accordingly, II they con-
cluded to cut the door. It was under
stood that no such action was to be com.
pulsory on the committee. The motion
prevailed.
Adjourned till Saturday the Gath in
slant, ut 1880 p. n.
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= Economy.

BY means Of the enlarged dir pips re-
Gently put in the Bullion mins vsntila-
ton has been so improved that the in.
cline is going down at the rate OF liz
feet per month instead Of 60 feet as
formerly, reducing the expense OF the
work from S2l5 to Sl07 per foot. aud
admitting Of much better work in the
east DRIFT on the 1850 level. while the
cost Of running the works on the u r
face Is NO greater than before.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
Notable Death.

Drrsorr, April 12.-Hon. William A.
Howard. Governor Of Dakota, died at
Washington Saturday morning. aged 81.
He had been in poor health for some
time. He was one Of the most prcmi.
nent citizens OF Michigan for the last
quarter Of q century, and had been q
leading Republican. He served three
terms In Congress, where he took
the foremost position. He was . man
OF large abilities and q most able and
pupgent dsbater. BE was at the head
Of the Michigan delegation to Cincin'
natl, and 1t was his influence more than
any other that wheeled Michigan into
line Of the critical moment and turned
the scale in favor Of Hayes. He leaves .
wife, two sons and two married daugh-
tsrs. His remains will be brought to
this city for interment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
Less of the Monroe Doctrine.

CHICAGO. April l3.-Ths Journals
Washington special says: The Star and
Herald OF Panama says that since the
great Frenchman (De Lssssps) con.
cluded his brief though very important
visit to Washington, the bold. Falstaf.
fan uttsrances in the United States Sen.
ate OF the Burnsidss and Gordons and
their followers have wonderfully sim.
mered down, until those blatant advo-
Gates OF IN Interpretation Of the famous
Monroe doctrine that would have embar-
raised and prevented the canal, now
roar as gently as sucking doves. II Is
already proposed to place at work ON
the canal all criminals sentenced to I've
ysars' Imprisonment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
Jail Matters.

Today for the first time since the
occupation Of the County Jail the doors
were thrown open and all the prisoners
marched out-into the back yard and
went to saving wood. Nay. We mistake;
n did not thus march. but that n
was . woman, and she quietly lighted
her pipe and paced the court. The work
OF placing the iron lining has com.
menced and that was an additional
reason Why the doors were opened. The
cutting OF the new outside door from the
well light to the north yard 10 likely to
be done before Contractor Sowlan COM
n TO put in his stone door to the
Jail. It will save him much trouble and
q good deal OF Juggling.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13

San FRAScrsco. April 1913 p. ~
Savage. s; Gould / Curry. 81. 81. 6s;
Justice. ~. I IS; Best 4 Belcher. i4s.
IAN; Potosi. l.. s 9s; Bslsher. 2 %, 2 80;
Ophir. IL. IL \; Utah. liz; Con. Virginia.
, 80. . 6s, 8 70. ~; Chollar, 81. 81;
'Sierra Nevada, 16t, ls,s; ovsrman. I 65;
Hale 4 Norcross. 81; Julia. I As; Cali
foruia. s; Union Con-. %. AN; Scorpion.
2 60. N; Bullion. 81; Mexican. loS.
i0h; Yellow Jacket. ~. IN; Imperial.
45c. Soc; Grown Point. q 40. Az; Alta. 81
. Is. 3 40; Albion. CSC. Toe; North Noon
day. G; Orc, 81; Concordia, I.
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p,Io. ,ru,. and recommend his e1psl.

Paige true. and recommend his eIpal'
sion from the Conference.
PHlADKLPHrx. April 12.-Dr. Gorsen
has been committed to prison on .
charge Of poisoning his wife, lately de-
ceased. About . week before the wife
died her mother died very suddenly. and
prior to that her father died. The wife
left an estate Of considerable value.
RALEIaH, April 12.-Revsnus Officer
Stockton and Joe Reynolds. the famous
moonshinsr. had . terrible knife and
revolver conflict near Linoolnston Sat-
urdsy forenoon. in which the dsspsrado
ives killed.
DrlDwoop. April 12.-Nine Sioux;
vsll.mounted, appeared on the Bell
ranch and ran of as head Of horses be-
longing to the ranchsrs. Pursuit was
made, shots exchanged and n horse
recsptursd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
The weather.

II "April showers" etc., these show
srs Of snow belong to some other month,
for they do not at all tend to the bring
ing forth Of May flowers. Last night
was u nipper. The thermometer dropped
l6 degrees below freezing, and the wind
capersd and howled and tho snow fell
and was blown about as though on q
January jamboree. "Sugar snow" is
what the Vermont Yankees would call 1t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
~ UNIVERSAL ACCORD,

Arrns oAruAsr,o Pills are the best Of all
purgativss for family uss. Thsysrs the product
Of long, iabortous. and successfui chsmicai In
vestigstion. and their extensive uss. BY Physi.
clans In their p~rsctics. and BY al civilized
nations, proves them the best and most eject
i've purrstivs PHI thst medical science can do
Wise. Being purely vegetable NO harm can
arise from their use. In intrinsic value and
curative powers no other Pulls can DO compared
with them. and every person. knowing thsir
virtues, will employ them whsn needed. Thsg
keep the systsm In perfect order. and maintain
In healthy action the whole machinery OF LIE.
Mid, searching and ensctusi, they are specially
adapted 10 the needs Of the digestive sppsratus.
arrangements OF which they prevent and cure,
II timely taken. They are the best and safest
physic 10 employ for children and weakened
constitutions. where . mild, bat eisetuai
cathArtic 10 required.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
California School Lands.

WASHINGTON. April 3.-Reprsssnta.
tive Berry yesterday introduced (by re-
qusst) Q bill to oonstrus the Acts OF
March 8. 1853. and July 8. 1865, grant
ing school lands to the State OF Cali
fornis. He says 1t Is substantially the
same measure that Representative Page
introduced some months ago, and that
Il provides for giving the State lieu
lands for all sixteenth and thirty.sixth
sections within her border which for any
cause except by reason OF their mineral
character she has not yet obtained. The
bill does not waive the States claim to
the sixteenth and thirty.sixth sections
found to be mineral. bat leaves that
question untouched.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
Leadyille Amenities.

DENVER, April IA Nsus Leadvills
special says: On Sunday morning Law.
renee Fitzgerald. q miner, was fatally
shot by George Tattsrsall while quarrel.
ing over o claim owned by Fitzgerald,
which Tattsrssll attempted TO jump.
On Sunday night . second murder 90
cured In the COLISEUM Theater. j. w.
Ovsrton. the proprietor. fatally shot
Thomas Nugent, . bartender, while en-
gagged In Q quarrel,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
Preparing His Instructions.

NEW Yonx. April lS.-The Herald's
Washington special says: The State
Department il engaged upon and has
nearly completed the instructions to be
given to our next Minister to China,
Mr.. Angel. It 10 understood that the
last dispatch from the Chinese govern
ment, which was quite satisfactory to
our authorities, has been OF much con.
sequence In the preparation OF the
instructions which the commission will
take out. Minister Angel Is expected
here in O few days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
Sew York Cis,hias store.

Sam. Laventhsl IL . business man, rs
can be seen at once by stepping into the
New York clothing store, 1873 Main
street, across from the Nrws office. he
bs, succeeded not only Frank Bosto.
witt. but in letting the people know that
st bis place Of business they can get
anything 10 the line Of gsntlsmen's wear
made Of the best material and in the
best style and manner o. New ioik
prices. His goods and his prices ipr'
pish agreeable surprises. See bis ad,sr.
tisement under the head Of ""
Today"
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Last evening . boy with . basket was
going up the stairs leading from the
Corporation House. Virginia. to South
Howard street. when . gust OF wind
came, be lost his balance and fell about
eight feet among the rocks below. A
slisht cut on the head Was the extent OF
his injury.
Ed. Sullivan won the Hotchkiss sport
ing rife, shot for at the Emmett Guard
range last Sunday. making IS points.
Although the day was very windy. the
smallest score made by any q Of the
&c contestants was 40 points.
J. L. Hussey has fled notice Of the
location Of the Centipeds claim, 100
linear feet. Virginia District. bounded
on the northwest BY the Verdi. on the
southwest BY the Essex and on the
southeast by the Morning Star.
The county prisoners arc now kept
busy digging . sewer from the County
Hospital to the canyon below. II Is ~
feet long. and 10 being eo~nstfucssu ~
substantial manner.
Al the ophir the piston Of the incline
engine gave out last Sunday afternoon.
but an extra piston which was on hand
vas put in at once. causing . delay OF
only = few hours.
Thirteen marriage certificates were
alsd yesterday in the Recorders Office.
md still u 10 leap year. The Comstock
daslings seem to be In earnest.
Republicans Of Virginia who favor
elaine for the Presidency will hold .
tussdne at Miners Union Hall. ct 8
s'eloct this evening.
There IL more change In the weather
.ov than in all the pin.mopey pots Of
the Married women Of the whole Com
stock.
Al he Alta the incline engine var got
IN pl.ps Yesterday, but prosecuting will
MOI b commenced until day after tomor'
roy, -.
'ehs report Of the strike in the Best &
D. ehsr Il omeially denied.
ososgs A. King returned TO the Com
stock today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
n.lhodiss 'rea PARTY.

The ladies and friends Of the n. E.
Church, Gold Hill. will give . social tee
party and concert on Friday evening Of
this week. The following ladies and
gentlemen have volunteered to assist In
the entertainment Mrs. De Forrest
and Mrs. Macarthur. Misses Genssy.
Niemyer, Poll, Faux. Bath and Nor
pan, and Msssrs. wsstsl Brothers. Fox.
Lord, Prothero, Keith and others. Tea
will be served from 4:30 to $50. and
those to whom Il will DO convenient are
especially requested to take supper be-
fore the concert, 90 that they may be
more comfortably accommodated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
The O'Leary Belt Contest.

New Yonx. April l3.-The receipts
Of the match were s2s, es3. According
to the agreement hall the amount goes
to the managers and the other half will
be divided among the contestants. Hart
receives S7175 in addition TO the sweep.
stakes OF $4,000 and the $1,000 offered
for beating Browns record. Pegram
receives $35s7. Howard $l793, Dobler
$500, Allen S448, Krohne 1914, vii.
liams $ll2 and Hsnwaker $56.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
Brutal Burglan.

CHICAGO. April ls.-At Neenab, Wis
%consin, early on Sunday morning. three
masked burglars entered the residence
Of Mrs. ]. L. Goats. apd, with pistols at
her head, demanded her money. She
refusing, they beat her into insepsibility,
ransacked the house and made OF with
$4,000 worth Of diamonds, watches,
jswslry, etc. Mrs. Goats Is In . critical
condition. Two other women were In
the house Of the time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
Yound Dead.

Mrs. Watson. who formerly kept .
millinery store on South Q street. Vir'
Qinia, was found dead in her bed yestsr-
day forenoon. Some persons next door
heard her rap on the wall. and went in
very soon alter and found her already
dead. Coroner Brodek held an inquest
today, but the jury could find NO verdict
except death from unknown causes
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
I~Iospi.ai supplies.

Business men will find In another COL
umn q notice that the Board Of County
Commissioners will receive bids up to
May ~ for the furnishing Of certain
supplies for the County Hospital, In
accordance with the items contained in
a reputation on Ale with County Clerk
Mcdonald.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
vanderbllt's Immense Wealth.

New YoRx, April l3.-william a.
Vanderbilt has sent to fhe Treasury
s2l, 900. 900 moro Of four per cents TO DO
registered in his name. He has now
standing 10 his account on the books Of
the Department the sum Of $51 900, 900
Of four per cent. bonds, being the largest
sum ever owned by any individual In the
history Of the Government. Mr.. Van.
dsrbilt expects to receive %, 900. 600
more as the closing payment Of the New
York Central Syndicate on Tuesday
next, and this amount, It Ia said. will
also bs invested in four per cents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
Worse Than q Wake.

New Yonx, April lathe funeral Of
Fannie Adler. q convert from Judaism TO
Christianity. was the scene Of so much
turbulence yesterday In Allen street as
to call for police Intervention to disperas
the crowd OF excited Hebrews. The
husband. who had also become . Chris.
tian, fearing violence, disappeared yes.
tsrday, and was not at the funeral. The
remains Of the woman were taken to the
Episcopal Church under the escort Of
the police.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
nsnrsuse. Iass Eys.i.x.

Maadel. Jos Meyer. P Scadden. Q Il
Giles. s Simpson. d Sullivan. Chas Mil
Ter, J Morcon, J I Williams. n Galloway.
II A Bowlsy. J hurry. Chas Richards. ]
Brown. J 4 Dawson. G Davis and fam
lily, r Pratt. Mrs Wright. &c Hampton.
@ Mather and wife. Mrs Malehedo. Mrs
sA o Taylor. Miss n Murphy, Mrs +
Mayer. Mrs Miller. Mile Clinton. Stella
81 Clair. Miss Mcdonald. ChAs Bray. Mrs
Bennetts, Mrs. Brien.
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Cerreesion.

DR.. Mathews was in yesterdays issue
moved up stairs in the building next to
Hasbrouck & Halls store. Tbs move
was easily made bys pen here In the
News Office. which shows that the pen
10 mightier than the scalpel. To-day
the same pen takes pleasure in moving
DR.. Mathews back to his old quarters
nsxt below the drug store again. where
ill his friends will Be surs TO and him,
unless he 10 out among his patients.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
Fell 100 Feet.

CINCINNATI, April l2.-Thomss Boyd
yesterday. in the presence Of about 1000
people at Muliordsville. Kentucky,
jumped from the railroad bridge over
Green river, q distance OF 100 feet. to
the water below. He sprang Of the
bridge head foremost and struck the
water in that position. In Q moment
afterwards he appeared swimming. He
was picked up by Q boats crew, and
when brought ashore passed through
the crowd. receiving what money was
offered. He was not injured In the least.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
Annual Meestegs.

The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders OF the Justice Mining
Company, for the election Of Directors,
etc., will be held at the Office OF the
Company in San Francisco, Monday.
May 3, and Of the woodville Company
on the same date. See official notices
under the head Of "New Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
Kansas and texas Railway.

NEW YoRK, April 12.-Ths transfer
books OF the Kansas and Texas Railroad
were Unexpectedly closed on Saturday
for the next election. and Q large amount
OF stock which had been borrowed for
transfer was returned. This induced
free sales, both for the reason that Il
displaced q large amount OF stock and
because Il was taken 80 an indication
that Gould intends to throw his infu.
encs In favor OF still lower prices.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13

Virginia 10 full Of mining rumors.
According to @ street everything IL and
nothing il. Men seem 10 have nothing
TO do bpt to tell marvellous stories about
strikes here and there, and then contra.
dict them with other STORIES equally far
from the truth in an opposite direction,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-13
The Great BROOKLYN Bridge.

New York, April l2.-Governor Cor.
nell having signed the bill authorizing
the expenditure Of $500, 900 in com.
plsting the Brooklyn bridge. work upon
the structure will Be pushed rapidly for.
ward. It 10 predicted that the bridge
will be open for travel In . little more
than q year. About 400 men are now
working on the New York approach.
The work OF tearing down old st. Anne's
Church In Washington street, Brooklyn,
will DO begun In q few days.
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Great immigration from Europe.

Great immigration from Europe
WASHINGTON, April l3.-Ths eItraor-
binary number OF immigrants arriving
this spring Is attracting attention, and II
Il keeps up. immigration this year will
bs much larger than ever before. Since
the LIST Of January $500 have arrived ct
Baltimore, as against 2S9 for the same
period last year, and 81, 1876 have arrived
at New York. against lila for 1873.
During March last the number OF arr.
walls was 81, 658, against 5965 last year.
Il Is said these immigrants are Of an
unusually good class Of people, most OF
them having sufficient money for Q good
start In life,