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NEVADA.
Passengers Passing Carlin for California.

CaRLIN, June LIST. = The following pas
sengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive il
Sacramento tomorrow Miss Cordes, Sar
francisco: Mrs. NJ. NJ. Haywood, Illinois
G. Il. Weber, Paris, France William CHS
holm and wife, Scotland L. Z. Hughes
Halleck: L. Siebenhauer. Mrs Richter and
two children, T. L. Walker and K. Grid, San
francisco; Robert Horner, Philadelphia,
Penn; Miss Sallie Alsfeldt, Pennsylvania
Jacob Schmitt, New York Edward Auze.
rails and wife, Paris, France; NJ. II. Parks
and family, Indiana; J.. J. Grid and son,
New York John r. Simmons, California
a. Forman and family, Brooklyn, n. Y;
Miss Julia Lane, New York; Mrs. Tuck,
Miss Kittie Tuck, San Jose; Miss G. Sailor,
Oakland; VIM. Hunter, London; J. 3.
Switzer and wife, Black Point, Cal; o. f.
BALM, Reno. New; ". w. Hodge and wife,
Denver, Col; Mrs. ID. NJ. Wallace and Miss
May Wallace, Brownsville, Penn; S. G.
Armstrong, Virginia. Charlie Davis, Oak
land Mrs. Bradbury, California; George L.
Gee, England: Allen Forman, New York
Mrs. W. Dodge and daughter, Los Angeles
Miss Jessie Fell and Miss Marion Fell, New
York; 30 emigrants, including 20 males, to
arrive in Sacramento June Sd.
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ARIZONA.
New au.,r,x MilI.

MARIcoPA, Hume ls..-The Central Arizona
Mining Company have completed laying four
teen miles of pipe to within one mile of the
head, where they purpose taking water from
the Hassayampa river to supply their new
eighty-stamp mill at the old Vulture mine
The machinery for this mill is being con-
structed at San Francisco, portion of which
has already arrived. The company expect
to complete and start the mill about the LIST
of August. 1t will be the largest quartz
mill in the Territory.
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Drowned while Hataiuy.

SAN JOSE. June 1st.-This morning about
10 o'clock Charles Murphy, aged 16 years, a
son of William Murphy of Santa Clara, was
drowned in Guadalupe creek, near Lcks
mill, while in bathing. He was accompanied
by another young man named Charles Wright,
who was too far away to render assistance.
Young Murphy was q student at Santa Clara
College. 1t is supposed he was taken with
cramps. The inquest will be held tomorrow.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, May 3o-By Rev. H. H. Rice. at the
residence of the bride, jeremiah Potter. 81
Brighton, to Mrs. Amy L. Chatfield, of this CITY.
Sacramento, June / By Rev. II. H. Rice, at The
residence of the brides parents, James Backrath
to Alice Ainsworth, both OF this city.
Sacramento, May Se-By Rev. T. Ii. 8. Anderson,
John W. Beatty, OF colus,, Caiiforiiis, TO Emma
.R Booth, of Canton, Illinois.
Rosedaie, sacramento county, June by Rev /.
Z. Dwineil, Mt the residence OF the bri els mother
Henry a. Dunbar, of New York, to Emma L.
Whitley.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SsEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by t, Board OF Supervisors OF the County of
SACRAMENTO on or before TUESDAY, JULY s, 1850,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the erection of fireproof
building Tor Hall of Records, the lot adjoining
and west Of the Court house, or some lot adjacent
thereto in the same block. The Board reserves the
right to reject any and all proposals. Plans and
specifications can be the Office OF the County
Clerk ~ the Courthouse in the city of Sacramento.
BIZ order Of the said Board of Supe ysors.
THOMAS II. BERkEY, Clerk.
june /, 1880 iua I'd
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Damage by FrOst-COal shipments Trail
10 The Skagif Mines.

urday night last did considerable damage to
fruit and crops in the interior.
Ten thousand eight hundred and fifty-four
tons of coal was shipped from this port dur
ing the month of May to San Francisco,
making the total shipment since January LIST
81, 3S1 tons. In addition, 3,06S tons has been
consumed by the local trade.
Work is progressing rapidly on the Seattle
trail to the Skagit mines, which will nowsoon
be completed. Several additional pack ami
mails were taken up the river on the last
steamer for service on the route.
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The tiussei slough TrOubie-Eontinua.
tion OF the C0r0ncr's Inquest.

HANFoBD, June 1st.-The Coroner's jury
met this morning to continue the inquest over
the bodies of J NJ Harris, liver kneutson,
John Henderson, A McGregor, Daniel l..
Kenny. Walter J. Crow and NJ. ID. Hartt,
victims Of the encounter in Mussel Slough. on
the 18th ult. Nineteen witnesses were ex-
amined, but no new facts were elected.
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stroke of PARALYSIS.

VALLEJO, June lst.-John Harris, an old
and highly-esteemed citizen of this city, was
stricken with paralysis last evening His re-
covery is considered doubtful. He has been
foreman on the rigging loft in the navy yard
for many years. He was prominent men,
Der of the Masons and Odd Fellows
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Dwelling Destroyed by Fire spot on ihe

SAN LUIS OBIsPo, June 1st.-H NJ. War
dew's dwelling, FIVE miles from town, was
consumed by fire to day, with all its contents.
No particulars have been received OF the ori-
gin of the fire. Lose, s., COO; Insured in the
North British and Mercantile for So, eco.
On Sunday evening in smoky atmosphere
:. spot on the sun was plainly seen with the
naked eye from Paso de Robles, and observed
from this place with ap ordinary teld-glass.
1t was near the right limit, and was seen jus!
lefnrn snnept
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ELASTICITY OF CHROME STEEL.-In his
experiments upon the hydrodynamometer,
Peilot found that the elastic resistance of
chrome steel could be pushed to much
higher figure than that of any other metal
which he tried, without passing the limit
of elasticity
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Ten Years in the state Prison.

NAPA, June 1st.-John Crowey, convicted
of murder liz the Superior Court of this
county last month, was to-day sentenced to
ten years in the State Prison. Counsel for
defense took exceptions, and will carry the
case TO the Supreme Court.
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SAN Francisco MONEY MARKET. The
supply Of money at the banks continues
large, and is altogether ont of proportion to
the legitimate demand. Rates are without
change, but very noulial. Call loans on I'M
exceptional security eau be had at almost any
terms borrowers are willing to name lenders
quote Stag per cent. for such loans; reg
ular commercial notes, Sale per cent;
mortgage paper, 500 per ceut, including
the tax. Drafts on New York are
drawn at 12ac to 2jc for mail and
goa SOC premium per Slo0 for telegraphic
Exchange on London is Add for bankers
bills, and 49sd for commercial bills. Re
fined silver is Ii per cent. discount. Bank
ers decline to sell refined silver Under 10(dl05
PEE cent. discount. Mexican dollars are nomi-
nal at $685., e.ith good supply Offering
[S T. Bulletin, June LIST
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THE BEsT-The Ne,cs, Danbusy Conn,
says: Warmers Safe Nervine is the best
remedy for nervous affections the world ever
saw" II. G. Kirk & Co., agents, Sacra-
mento
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w. HiPPEE, M. D., SAYS

II. R. STEVENS, Boston have sold your vEGE
TINE for over year, and have heard every person
who has used it speak fayorably of its good effects.
W. HIPPEE, NJ. D., Druggist,
Sept. 10, 1878 Des Moines, Iowa.
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DRUGGISTS REPORT.

II. X. STEVENS, Boston | have been selling
your NEGET1NE r the past five years. anil fin the
sales increasing every year. ] consider VEGETiNE
one of The hest and most reliable preparations now
in the market. J. II. MILESTONE, Druggist
Sept. H. 1878 Iowa City, Iowa.
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CARD OF THANKS.


GUNNER POST, G. A. r., THROUGH THE
- Grand Marsha return their thanks to the ladies
OF Sacramento for their floral contr buttons and 10
Lieutenant James A. Grant Of San Quentin for o
special donation for the grave of General Wright
Mrs. Senator Johnston and daughters of Richland,
Mr.. P. wager, Mr.. Vandenmark and the ladies' OF
Folsom and the following ladies and gentlemen who
assisted in the literary exercises Dr. A. j. Frost,
Hon. Grove L, johnson, Comrade George w. Ficks,
Hiss / ucy 0'Brien, Mrs. w. C. Fitch. Miss Gertie
Gerrish Miss Matte q. Powers, Miss S. Moore, Miss
Hattie X. Palmer, Miss L L. Dickson, Albert Hart,
Prof. J. skinner, the Apollo Club, Apollo Quartet,
Members OF the Select Chorus, Choir for Sunday
Evening. and L. X Hammer, for use of piano and
sheet music: General Sheehsn end staff, Lieutenant
Colonel Berkey and Staff and the respective officers
and troops under their command Sacramento
Zouaves, Sacramento Cadets, Mexican Veterans, and
ex-Sodiers and Sal ors Of the late war; the Board
of Education, Citizens in Carriages, and TO Chief
Karcher and the officers under his command, for the
able and efficient manner in which thew conducted
the police regulations Of the day. and Cole Bros for
lee J. ID. KENT, Grand Marshal.
JOHN DoUGHEETy Chief Aid IL. CT ju21t
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lord Besconsfeld has one consolation in
his defeat. His last acquisition in the
Mediterranean will afford him plenty of
material for Cyprus wreaths.
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.


The Mission of San Luis Rey de Francia,
San Diego county, was founded on June l3,
l79S.
Stock thieves are abroad in the region OF
Boise City, Idaho. The stock stolen is
mostly horses.
In point of population Columbia claims
to be the banner county OF Washington
Territory, while Walla WalIa county leads
in capital.
On tine first Of March a party of men
LETT Missoula, Montana for Cnur d'Alene,
!. r., for the purpose of selecting a route
for Government telegraph line between
the above named places.
The KGck;sat Sentinel, published at
Goldendale, w. T., has entered upon its
second volume in an enlarged form-now
furnishing 40 columns OF matter 1t is
well filled with local news.
Some two years ago an Indian died near
the Biockhouse, at Goldcndale, W. T.,
leaving daughter his horses. One day
last week she followed him to the @ happy
hunting grounds, and all of the horses
Give in NUMBER were killed at her burial
as a religious ceremony.
Coos and Curry counties, Oregon, are
becoming notorious for the number of
divorce cases brought up at each term of
Court, and the ease with which they are
obtained is worthy much less civilized
community. One lawyer has bid as low as
$50 for such cases, and has carried them
through the Court with success.
The little new Mormon town of Smith
Vile, about twelve miles above Camp
Thomas, Arizona, is less than one year old,
but comprises twenty-fiv families all from
Utah. They have big ditch six miles long
and irrigate 500 acres. and are going to dig
still larger one. They have a school OF
twenty children, and are expecting steam
implements of agriculture, which they have
ordered.
Tramps will no longer have any excuse
for being out OF employment. The Virginia
Chronicle says: "Work on the Carson and
Colorado Narrow-G Gauge Railroad will com
mence on Monday next. Arrangements
have been made at the Mound House for
boarding and lodging about go men, and
another clearinghouse will probably be
erected beyond the Quinn mine, where the
company has located 4 spring On Monday
Mr.. Yerington will take down sixty labor
ers from Virginia City, and viii continue
TO take that number daily until he gets all
the men he needs. He viii probably soon
have some 600 men at work. The la5orers
will receive 81 per day and their board.
Bunks and straw will be provided, but
every man must furnish his own blankets.
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TIE MINING LAWS AND TIE FOOT
HILL LANDS.

Our attention has been called by CORE
spondent to condition of things arising
out of the operation of the general mining
laws, which is extremely prejudicial to the
settlement of the foothill lands of Califor-
MIA. Our correspondent is but one of many
sufferers from the same cause, and his case
may therefore be taken as representing
class Of industrious settlers whose efforts
to establish homes and to develop the re-
sources of the State are being seriously
hampered and obstructed. He writes as
follows: sin 1876 l fled my homestead
Z" claim on a vacant eighty acres one mile
"south of Newcastle, bnilt and moved on
g and went to work TO redeem what few
''patches and hooks had survived the
''miners' ground sluices, planted tree
and vine, fenced, broke ground, and es-
tablished in my imagination my home for
''life This home possessed charm and a
value not expressed IN words or figures
The following summer W advised
me that he claimed quartz ledge on
g my land This bit Of news startled and
&c shocked me, but told him that all his
illegal rights would be respected, and we
have been good friends ever since. Later
on, when our district or deputy mineral
surveyor segregated or surveyed his
I" claim, was told that if paid half the
- .,1.,.-.o, fS4o +Lo o,,t;ra a.narsao lain.s
1850 of the survey, could obtain du
plicate of the field notes, to be used by
g me when shall prove up and get my
patent. The deputy stated that on my
".iailure to pay the $40 / should be re-
"quired to pay $50 for the certificate of
i" the Surveyor General to the correctness
''of his survey, before I could get patent
&c to the balance of the eighty acres. Four
"years later | find three OTHER claims to
g lodges on my land and Of it, which viii
''all likewise require the $50 each, or
prospective surveyors fee of $500. in
order to get rid of about the best
"part of my ranch. There is another point.
One of the claims is for ledge that IS
{" not on my land but the claim, 800 by
1900 feet, that is, 300 feet on each side OF
GO the ledge, cuts off an insignificant corner
q of my land. And under this arise law
&c am required to pay $40 or $50 to get
Grid of corner of land, because there is
8" a stringer or a ledge 300 feet from me,
''o on the land of some equally unlucky fell
Glow" There are in this case two points
which stand clearly out. 1t is evident
that the charges made for the surveys are
extortionate and outrageous. This, per-
haps, is a matter which can be reformed
without going through campaign to get
it DONE But the main wrong in the case
arises out of the principles on which the
mining laws are based, and to get this ac-
lznowledged and rectifed is far more seri-
GUS undertaking.
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ju2-1mMWF &sw.tS
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After fishing Club has got through
with an annual dinner it may be called a
stuffed club.
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ROAD TO ARCADE GROVE.

VyHE WATER HAS REoEDED so MUCH THAT
4 the load to Arcade Grove is in tine order; SO
thai no one need be deferred from driving there in
buggies or phaetons.
Iue.u. EDWARD L. CooNs tat bridget
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OREGON.

Warm syeather-Fruif and Grnin Crops
Fatal Result Wool clip.
PORTLAND, June 1st.-The weather is very
warm.
Encouraging reports from the fruit and
grain crops are received from various portions
OF the State
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DIED.

DIED.
san Francisco MAY 25-Kate wife Of r. Noble, Of
this city. native of New Orleans, 81 years, IL
months and. 20 days. {Gold Hill, Nevada, and
Galveston, Texas, papers please eopy.l
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, which viii take place iron,
the German Lutheran Church. corner Twelfth and
streets, this afternoon at $50 o'clock
Near Roscvile, May Charles f. Davis, the beloved
son OF Mrs. S. j. McClung, 10 years, 10 months
aud 10 DAYS
Healdsburg, May p Flora C. Cook, A years
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DR.. W. ROSS WRITES

scrofula, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, .Rheu-
matism, Weakness.
medicine for % years, and q remedy for Scrofula,
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsla, Rheumatism, Weak
ness and all diseases of the blood have found
and have never had ole bottle returned. would
he rtiiy recommend it TO those in need OF blood
purifier DR.. w. ROSS, d uggist,
Sept. is, 1873. WILTON Iowa.
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HOLT g. GRANT.

MUSIC FURNISHED FOR ALL oCCA- on
wi sions. F. S. GRANT, No. 1ol5 Sixth N
street, between J and X. n. S. HOLT, No. 81
1927 Fourth street, between and X. G4asa
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COAST DISPATCHES.

SPECIAL TO THE REcoRD-uSfoSl
PASSENGERS PASSING oARnN.
Another Meeting of the Railroad Commits
sioners.
TEE CROOKED KERN COUNTY OFFICIALS.
Continuation of the Inquest in the Mussel
Slough Case.
DAMAGE FRda BLIGHT III MERGED cousry.
Verdict of the coroner's Jury on the Santa
Cruz Disaster.
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A. II oicie,s, at salesToom, Ne 4ls street be
tvse,, Fourtii and Fiith--ali of the following
dsscyibad Real Es,>'te: Lot No. 5, o and P, Third
and Fourth streets ieng IS feet on street and 50
g.. ~, r,lrth street with two buildings thereon
ali re,.el and leased ,,'r three years, at Sl2 per
month. VIII positively be sold without reserve, as
the owner is about leave To- EUROPE ON important
business Terms easy. Also, Lot No o, G aud Ii,
Seventeenth and Eighteenth sh eetS, beng s0xl60
feet and is very desirable p;sce u Real Estate To
anyone wishing to build residence. Aiso, Lot. Ne
3 n aud O. Thltscuth and FouTtssnfh streets oeing
directly opposiie the state Capitol. AIN ny NO,
I, II and l. Thirteenth aud Fourteenth - :, eeNi6o
feet with house. barn, stable and sYeryth ug Gem
plete to make nice residence for small iainily.
House hard finished, With six good sized hoouis.
Also other desirable residence and business prcSA r,
which we viii make mention OF IN few days. d.
J. SIMMONS i CO., Aue,oneers, No. si2 J strca >
between Fourth and Fifth streets. m2Ss5
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FIRST ARTILLERY RECT. BAND

NEUSIC FURNISHED FOR PARTIES, sc
W. Sefenades Parades, Picnics etc. Leave AZ
orders at headquarters, No. 720 X street ~
F. A FIseh. Twelfth and G streets Leader. SsSzk
E w. DAVIS, No. 1924 street mGlm
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BORN.

Sacramento, May 81 wife of Patrick English, a
Napa, May 27-wife OF A. J. Hull, daughter.
Napa, May Wife OF DR.. F. W. Colnan, dallgh-
ter
Colusa. May % Wife of B Probst, g daughter
Auburn, May p Wife OF J. II. Rittinger, daugh-
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DRUGGISTS TAKE VEGETINE AND
RECOMMEND 1T.

II. Il. STEVENS, Boston have been selling
VEGETINE ever since it came into existence, and
have recommended it to my customers bave
tired it myself, and find it great blood purifier and
renovator OF the system.
NJ. NJ. SALMON, Druggist,
August %, 1875. Burlington, Iowa.
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MEDICAL LECTURES.

a INVOLVEMENT OF REGULAR COURSE
N Medical Department, University OF California.
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
NEUBouRG & Lagos,

Mos. 50, So AND "a FIFTH ST., SACRAMENTO.
IN dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies.
of Malt and all kinds of Meals, ETC.,
Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Flour,
R,,ckwbeat Flour etc mII1ptf
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GENTRAL SCHOOL, SOUTHEAST CORNER
Seventh and 1 streets, will open TUESDAY,
June lst AZ Special attention given to German.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SSTRAyED OR STOLEN FROM JOHN
- Rooney's Ranch, Brighton, small Ian
GRAY MARE. Any giving informa Z Z SN
rewarded. iua-3tt
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SPECIAL TO THE REcoRD-UNfoSl
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SACRAMENTO BANK,
SUCCESSOR TO THE
SACRAMENTO SAVINGS BANK.
BOARD of Directors:

81 Money only leaned Real Estate, United
States, State County Bonds and Merchandise
Stored in Warehouse.
NO Commercial business transacted.
Ordinary, Term and Special Deposits received and
dividends paid or credited semannuay.
Money to loan on Real Estate at lowest current
rates.
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PASSENGERS PASSING oARLN.
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YEyHE GENERAL AGENCY OF THE RECORD
Z UNION for San francisco, both Tor circulation
and advertisements, is in the office Theodore
Clancy, No. soS Montgomery street Rooms 8
aid In lS-1pti
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-07
Hnterest in Cremation,

The Tribune, advising the erection OF
crematOries, says: Experiments in Gre
matOry buildings should profit by the
failures and successes OF their pioneer,
DIR. lie Moyne In the first place, there
is no reason why the rite or the place OF
ITS observance should be- made so coarse
and repugnant in outward detail as
they are at Washington, Pa where the
furnace resembles the corner OF an iron
mill, and all religious obSeryances are
forbidden. The stern old relormer
thought 10 commend his innovation by
it's simplicity, cheapness and disregard
of all symbolic or devotional ceremony.
The crematory itself could easily he
made beautiful in shape and surround
ing, aud the rite of restoration OF the
body tn its original elements by tirecould
be observed with whatever reverence OF
ceremony or worship individual feeling
or devotion might suggest. The cost OF
DIR. lie Mone's crematOry did not exceed
81 600 Improvements IN the reconstruction
o. the iurnacehave been made IN Italy
since that at Washington was built, which
the new experiments will 10 well to ex-
anime closely before building. In some
furnaces IN Europe gas is used as the
heating power, IN Others the body Is
subjected 10 the action Of steam before
il is scaled up in the retort, by which
means it is claimed the bones are re-
duced wholly to ashes. The operation,
too, need not be made an expensive one
10 those who choose to use 1t Tor their
dead, To Weld the owners Of the oven a
iair profit. In DIR. lie Moyne's crema-
tory the whole cost of each incineratlon
was covered by $40; charge OF s2d
would pay the company fair percent
age on their money invested.