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THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT
SATURDAY, November l3, 1880.
IN BANK.


Court nat pursuant to adjournment Present
Morrison C. j.. presiding Mckinstry. j.. Thornton,
j.; Sharpsten j.; Ross, j.; Frank ". Gross, Clerk ;
Perrie Kelvin, Bailiff.
7473-San Francisco Gas Light Company vs.. Dunn
Auditor BY consent and stipulation tile ordered
that this be submitted upon the fling of briefs
plaintiff having ten days, defendant ten days to
ply and plaintiff five days thereafter in which to re-
ply to defendants brief. Ordered that defendant
be permitted to file corrected exhibit in place OF the
exhibit now on file.
749l-Coker VS.. Superior Court Of Coasa county
On motion of A. L. Hart and stipulation on fe or
dered that this cause be continued to the 18th in
slant.
James s. Reamey--0n motion Of Henry Edgerton
and license from the Supreme Court of Tennessee
and evidence of good moral character IL is ordered
that James s. Reamey be and he is hereby admitted
TO practice attorney and counselor in all OF the
Courts Of this State.
Court adjourned until 10 o'clock A n Monday,
November 18th.
DEPARTMENT ONE.
Court met pursuant to adjournment Present
McKinstry, j., presiding Thornton, j.. Ross, j.;
c. n. Post, Deputy Clerk Henry c. Finkler Bailif
case be submitted upon the fling of brief by ap-
pelant in ten days, and ten days thereafter by re-
spondent.
Adjourned until Tuesday morning, 10th instant
DEPARTMENT rive.
Court met at IL o'clock A. N. Present Morrison,
c. j.. presiding Thornton, j.; Sharpstein, J Frank
W. Gross, Clerk Perrie Kewen, Baff
e7le-Clark ct al. w. Fowler-Argued by Pierson
for appellant and Catlin for respondent and ordered
that the cause by submitted upon the fling Of
briefs ten days being allowed each side in which to
file such briefs
Adjourned until Tuesday morning next at Q
o'clock
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Convicted IF Murder-sudden Departure.
VICTORIA, November 13th.-The three Nc
Lean brothers and Nicholas Hare, tried at
New Westminster for the murder of usher
at Kallops in December last, have all been
convicted. They are now on trial for the
murder of sheep herder. Counsel for the
prisoners have raised The point of previous
conviction.
Rev. II. S. Newton, Rector of st. Paul's
Church, Nanaimo, sailed by the last steamer,
leaving postal cards and promises to pay lis
creditors. His departure was very sudden,
and has given rise to much unpleasant gossip.
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CONGRESSMAN DAGGLTT's BOOMERANG.
The Carson New Appeal is responsible


The Carson New Appeal is responsible
for the following:
When Congressman Daggett first went
to Washington two years ago he was
charged SIG so for extra baggage at Omaha.
This riled the Congressman so that he
vowed to make life burden for every off
cial On the y. p. and c. P. Railroads
When he got to Washington he began to
ship tons and tons of Congressional Globes
over the Lines, which the U. P. and C. P.
Railroads are obliged to carry free of
Uncle Sam made when he granted them 30
shipped boxes of these documents over the
road addressed to himself and accompa-
MED by his big frank and the words,
Congressional documents, free" During
the first session he sent seventeen tons
of this class of matter over the roads, and
as soon as he reached home he sent it
back again. Daggett's big boxes of Pub.
Docs" seon became notorious on the
road, and the face and figure of the Con-
gresham were also pretty well known.
Wherever he stopped he was sure to ask
some of the freight agents if they had seen
any of 'my free freight lately" He al
ways made himself known. and was sure
to add, "You must handle those boxes
gently they contain the speeches of some
of the greatest men of the nation. If you
damage any of them III sue the road for
the fulLvalye. On election day the boys
| got their revenge. and every mothers son
of them voted and worked against Dag
gett These who ran on the Utah divis-
ion located their voting places in Nevada
in time to set their work in on election
day, and they raked Daggett fore and aft
from sunrise until sundown. When it was
known that he was defeated nearly every
freight and baggage man On the line got
drunk, and for couple of days the road
was utterly demoralized.
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CARLIN, November 14th.-The following
passengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in
Sacramento tomorrow: c. s. Thurber, New
York City L. Chaplain, Red Bluff, CAL;
H. K. Crandall, Chicago, ILL.,; George P.
Schofeld, New York G. B. Clifford, Napa
City, Cal Mrs. General E. w. Serrell, Mrs.
Harriet S. Edwards, New York City; Geo.
Lark, Philadelphia, Pa. Emiliano Fuentes,
Rio, Chile; Lieutenant Laroche, Paris |;
FL. Belloc, San Francisco /; G. B. Cohen, Ger
many; Miss E. D. Loro, Massachusetts, !;
Edward Edmondson, Mrs. T. Edmondson,
Master Robert Edmondson, Dayton, o.;
I. F. Mccarthy, San Francisco; +. Kidder,
Wilmington. N. c.; Lieutenant F. J. A..
Darr, New York City G. j. Appleby, En-
gland George Bernard. Denver, Col; Chas.
Ellis. England; r. II. Hill, China ). r. D.
Livingstone, M. Ennaser, San Francisco; NJ.
Beeman, Wyoming; II. D.. Rossiter, w. II.
Hall. Montana |; Dan Murphy, Jr.. Halleck,
New; Charles Hazard, Oregon James
Burkes, Kelton B. Lake, San Francisco !;
135 emigrant passengers, including 100 males,
to arrive in Sacramento November 10Th. (
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NEVADA.
Mining Accident : Personal = F.-ightful
EoU

V1RsINIA, November 14th.-At O'Clock
this morning Hiram Holman. brother Of
Heber Holman, foreman of the Sierra Nevaas
mine, was caught by the giving away Of .
partition in the Wine from the 2.400 to
the 2, 500 foot level, and crushed so badly that
he died at "a. N. One compartment of the
winze is used for rock chute, and where it
changes from q perpendicular to an incline
the rock lodged. Holman went into the
other compartment with q sledge to jar the
rock down, when the partition gave way.
crushing his breast. Richard Kendall and
Jack Lenahan were injured, but not fatally.
John w. Mackay left tonight for Paris,
attended by Harry Rosener. Congressman
Daggett went in the special car with
Mackay as far as New York.
FL. Kochne, a Swede, married, no children,
this afternoon fell leo feet in Union winze
No. 1. He was taken out alive, but is not
expected to recover.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
CLARK, Judge.

SATURDAY, November Is, 1880
His Creditors vs.. J. z. Floberg-Case continued
until the 23d instant.
testimony continued. Case argued by counsel and
taken under advisement by the Court
1he People vs.. Nancy A. Hamilton Indictment
for murder. Case continued for the term upon mo-
ton Of defendants attorney.
Court Adjourned.
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CALIFORNIA STATE sToRrsMEN,s Az
soCIAT16H.
The following is from the San Francisco
Gall of Noyemher 18th

The following is from the San Francisco
Call of November l4th:
A meeting of the California State Sports.
mems Association was held last night. at
Parlor A, Palace Hotel, President Critten.
den Robinson in the chair. A constitution
and bylaws were adopted, in which the
objects of the Association were set forth as
follows The preservation of game and
fish protecting the same by legal meansi;
influencing, as far as practicable, the en-
| actment OF such additional laws and ordi-
nances as may be found necessary to
accomplish that end J; to enforce those
laws to bring to and stock our State with
the different varieties of fish and game
birds /; to encourage and advance the inter-
est taken in field sports, and generally to
attend to and guard such matters Herewith
connected as may be OF benefit to the
sportsmen of California.
OD motion, the Colusa Shooting Club
was admitted into the Association, which
now has the following membership Grass
Valley Sportsmen's Club, Paiaro Valley
Sportsmen's Clnb. Oakland Pigeon Shoot
ing Club, Oakland Gun Club, San Francisco
Sportsmen,s Club, California Wing Shoot.
ing Club, Stockton Gun Club, O'Neill Gun
Club and the Colusa Shooting Club.
The initiation fee for each club joining
the Association was fixed at an amount
equal to the sum of 81 for each member,
and annual dues of SO cents for each mem.
Der on its rolls. By the constitution every
club and every member is considered as
having pledged its and his honor to pso-
mote and carry out the object of the Asse.
ciation, and whenever a member of any
club shall be acquainted with any viola~
tion of the game laws by the killing of
game or fish, it shall be the duty of such
member to communicate the facts imme-
diately to the Secretary, and it is the in
tention of the Association to prosecute
such violations of the game laws with the
utmost severity.
After the election of officers of the As
sociation, and the transaction of general
business for each year, wing. shooting
tournament will be held, open to every
member in good standing belonging to the
Association.
The next meeting will be held in the
month of March, on day to be deter
mined by the Board OF Directors. The
Board of Directors will hold quarterly meet
ings, at which applications for admission
to the Association will be received and
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sAN FRANCISCO STOCK SALES.
SAN Francisco, November l3, 1880
MORNING SESSION
A Physician's TestImony.

&C. hereby certify that have been prsc,,
ticing physician for twenty-seven years, ana
for many chronic cases in my practice GO
recommended Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure. It was upon my advice that U.
w. Stamm, editor OF the Industrial h'a'
Abba, Iowa, obtained this in, aluable rem
edy." A. A. RAMSAY, M. d. II. c. Kirk g
Co., agents. Sacramento.
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The Pistol Again - Brother against
Brother.

SAN JOSE, November 14th.-Shortly after
noon to-day j. Graham Murdoch, foreman
and manager Of the Erening Herald, was shot
and very seriously wounded at his fathers
residence by his youngest brother Robert, a
boy about II years of age. 1t was some
trivial quarrel growing out Of fuss about one
of the rooms they were to occupy. and the
younger supposed the other was about to
strike him, when he pulled small pistol,
and while Graham was STOPPING fred. 1t is
said he shot twice, and that the fret shot
missed. The bullet from the second struck
the young man between the lower lip and the
chin, breaking the under jaw and passing in
under the tongue, and either lodging at the
root of the tongue or in the muscles at the
back of the neck. The family are highly
respected, and both the shooter and his vic
tim have always been reckoned as among the
quietest and most gentlemanly young men in
the city. No one stands higher among his
acquaintances than Gray Mnrdock. He
is unable to speak SO rs to be understood. on
account Of the nature OF the injury, and aside
from that. is not disposed to say anything
about it. The father and family iesl WRETCH,
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be
execution though emphatic their
so INQUIRY, made people
of
confined chemical elements but by others would find much amp field
if directed towards their business
in Politics
attain words ends
UNREASONABLE EXPECT
TATIoN.
methods,
mis-
THESE METRopS WE HAVE No SYMPATHY AND THEY WI FIND No
SHELTER IN OUR BUSINESS
SLIP
popular
the customer buy before the Salesman ceases his efforts
unscrupulous actions
finding certain goods and badly handled place
MISREPRESENTATION Salesman lis
hour the day by Houses for public
@ the Merchant
being that Statesmen shifted and take their
frequently indeed
TO CROWN ALIWhat be eitse
ADVERTISING; the that the Salesman
bray the public confidence
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Baseball Moody and sankey-Ihc Sand

SAN Francisco, November 14th.-At the
tween professional picked nine and ten
amateurs, the latter won, 6 to 4.
Moody and Sankey held forth this after
noon to congregation which tested the ca.
pacity of the church to the utmost.
Notwithstanding his promised retirement
from politics, Kearney was on hand to-day at
the sand lot, and urged his followers to imme-
diately begin preparations for the State cam
paign of 1882.
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BxRr.un,s Iyp,rIrnLx INJECTION = Tue famoi
French remedy for gonorrhea. gleet, etc. u.
Hammer, Sacramento, agent iSr Pacific coast. ssi
@. o. d. to any address.
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Mojaye Passengers.

M0jave Passengers.
TEHAcHfPI, November 14tb. The following
passengers pasA ed Mojave November 14th,
to arrive in San Francisco November 18th :
J. Knowland, All smeda; S. C. Tooker and
wife, Tucson, A. T.; q. Ducommun, Los
Angeles; J. Shocks, A. J. Hutchinson, j.
Heller, J. E. Pollock, e T. Troy, San Fran
cisco; w. w. Booth, Ca klan1; G. Remnio,
II. Holmer, Los Angeles; f.: w. Campbell,
Sacramento; j. III. Allen, San Jose Gov
ernor John q. Fremont, Arizona Territory.
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~ ENTIsT.-REMOvED TO QUINN'ss sWA
Building, corner Fourth andsJ streets) cSfffS
Artificial Teeth Inserted on all bases Improved
Liquid Nitrous oside Gas, for the Painless Extrac
a o24-H
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RANCH FOR SA L E,
AT A BARGAIN.

YFNHE wFLL-KNoWN sAULSB URYHS,
RANCH on line of S. V. r. R., contain W.
Ing $50 acres failure of crop has never --<A--
been known upon the place. The soil is deep, and
Of sandy loan character; produces from 25 to 30
bushels of wheat and 30 to As bushels Of barley to
the scre. Terms made satisfactory. Apply to
sWEETsER d ALSIP,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents, No. 10l5 Fourth
ST., between and L, Sacramento. nl4lm1p
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DENTISTRY,
DENTAL DEPOT

eSxA MASONIC TEMPLE, COR. SIXTH ayEA
6ff9F and streets. SMYfE
W. o. THRAILKILL, D. D. s., Editor aud Publisher
of the Dental JGir1ts, Monthly Journal Of Dental
Science. o27-1ptf
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ove.- the unfortunate affair, and their friends
are = -ying to keep it as quiet as possible.
Unless IN artery is cut, which cannot vet be
ascertain. ed, the wounded man will recover.
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aAasR's cAsoAaA s.ssApA BryEsRs ior na0l'as
constipation.
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~ ExTISTS, NO. COS ] STREET, Be gz1a
tween sixth and Seventh, Sacramento. S35iH
olS-lptf
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ASK TO SEE TEI


Dark Tweed and Cheot Sack Suits cut the latest fashion vey SIS
Dark Blue Figured Melton English Walking s2it handsome
ALwool English Walking
Neat Small Dark Plaid Sack Suit high button shionab
ALBERT"
Black Beaver Suits to
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SANTA BARBARA, November 14th.-A sharp
shock of earthquake occurred here last even.
ing at 1890. It extended from northeast to
southwest, lasting several seconds. No dam
age was done.
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For THE CoUeHs AND COLDS now prevails
ing, Hammers Glycerole Of Tar Is specinc'
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.


Advertisements Of FIVE lnes in this department are
Inserted for 25 cents for time; three times for 30
sanss or rs cents DER week.
DUYTRS WANTED = FOR GOOD WHEAT
4 farms in Yolo and Solano counties fruit and
grape farms near Sacramento and in the foothills
region. For particulars call address CARL
STR0BEL, the Broker, 81 street, Sacramento,
Cal nI3- -6tsw2tWS*
HTANTED-THE ADDRESS OF J. W. GALLY
Wv author of E" Sand" The address will reach
the advertiser If GENT TO the REcORD-USIoS office,
Sacramento nl2 Iw
"JANFED-A SITUATION BY A WOMAN,
wv who ls a good Cook and Laundress can
give good references small wages will suit. Please
address "MARY," this Office n111w+
ENURNITURE WANTED WILL PAY ONE
u third more for Household Furniture, Stoves,
Carpets, etc, than any other cash buyer S. POSKA,
No. III street, between Seventh and Eighth, Sac
ramento. n1-1p1m
UJANTED-DRY OAK WOOD. APPLY TO
w d. Gardner's wood and coal yard, northeast
corner Fourth and streets. o16-u
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DRs. BREWER st S0UTHWORTH,
N ENT1STS, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF GzE8
Seventh and streets, in Bryte's new uSffSi3
building, up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use Of Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
,o16-1p1ml
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| PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.
DISPATCHES OF SATURDAY AND sUNDAY.l
OOMsToOK MINING ACCIDENTS.
Important Capture of ccunterfeiters at
Vallejo.
PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY RAIL.
A San Jose Boy Shoots and Seriously
Wounds his Brother.
ELAINE oIT-TROrrED BY SANTA CLArs.
oregon Farmers Complaining Of Lack
Of Moisture.
CALIFORNIA,
Santa Claus and EIaine-Fred. Crocker's

SAN Francisco, November 14th.-At the
Bay District track yesterday the much.
talked. of match between Elaine and Santa
Claus took place, in which the latter proved
the victor. Time, 2:20-2:18-2:2Oa-2:1S
2:2O.
In match against time, Fred. Crocker,
two years old, tretted mile in 2:2Sa.
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A strong Mans Fatal Ef,ort,
Republican Ratification.

ORovILLE, November 14th-Oroville rati-
fed last night. 1t was the grandest occasion
of the campaign. The announcement that
Governor Perkins would participate enthused
everybody, and Democrats and Republicans
We'd in decorating and Illuminating their
premises. Quite number of our Demo-
cratic citizens also paraded in tn procession.
Governor Perkins spoke about one hour.
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STOCKTON, November 14th.-The Health
Officer, DIR. Hudson, reports that there is no
case of smallpox now in town, and the quar-
antine upon the last house 10 which it ap-
peared will be removed tomorrow.
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TO LET Or FOR SALE.

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
inserted for 25 cents for time three times for 80
cents or 20 cents per week
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the abov
usual - ~ ~ ~ ~
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fail
NOVELTIES RECEIVED mentio the following:
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Advertisements OF five lines in this department are
inserted for 25 cents for time three times for 80
cents or 20 cents per week
ENOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS RE-
staurant old established and well szlfY,yS&
known paying business, with lodgings
attached Furnshe in first-class style. s
Can be bought at bargain Address MRS. M. DA-
VIDSON, Woodland, Cal n12-4ws
TNOR sALE-THE MOST ADVANTAGE ax7s
ously located, l60-Acre Foothill FARM. ~
for a Winemaker or Dstlller, on Railroad -A-
Station. Has clear, running stream Of water at all
times. Large Vineyard, Orchard, Distillery Casks
and Utensils. For terms and parti isulars, address
CAGL SIRoBEL, Commission Agent, No. 321 j
street Sacramento. n8 2w&swlwWS
TNoR SALE-THE HANDSOME AND -
Commodous RESIDENCE new of P. s4;;.I
S. LAWSON, together with is Splendid -
and Sixteenth, No. 1911. Will be sol at cost price.
Inquire premises or at shop, No. AIS X street.
n2.tf
I'VE low rate of interest, by P BoHL. o3O-1pu
ENoR sALE-MoUNTAIN FARM, $50 ~
Acrus, .isirty miles from Sacramento, in sF2fs
q Dorado county. good Dwelling, two s-Ass>
Larze Rarns, Blacksmith Shop ano buildings
Orchard and Vineyard $50 tilable and 2l0
wood land and pasture. Neverfailing springs OF
pure water All under good fence. Price lew.
Apply TO A. LEONARD No. 10l2 Fourth street.
o29-lp1m+
YENO LET-AT NATHAN'S BUILDING, CORNER
Seventh and | streets, PLEASANT UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS, single or suite. Also,
FURNISHED ROOMS. IB. C.l o26-tf
r NCH FOR SAL E,
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-09-24
rnE 80 81 RIcH4Rp prrroN.

in the spring or summer of lS7S the
brothers John and Richard Dillon, with
another man named Finnerty, went
with thousands Of others Is Colorado
in search Of silver They lived ana
worked together, and prospected 81 the
hills around LeadYille for several months
without finding any signs of tile precious
metals, and were about to give up, when
the lucky discovery Of the I" Little Pitts
burgh mine startled all Lcadyille, and
Richard Dillon was shrewd enough on
learning Of the discovery Of the mine to
stake out claim close by il. He and
his two companions Immediately began
digging, and in few days came upon
indications which assured them that
their mine was Of great value. Capital
lists soon made them an offer, and the
deeds of the mine, which vas called
Little Chief, were sold for 500. 90,
the purchasers issning stock ior 81 Ol1, :
600 The mine soon repaid the pm
ehasers their investment tlree-fold.
The Dillons on receiving their raoaey
went On q permanent spEee Racharri
Dillon vas confirmed gambler, aild
before long the faro dealers ii Lea.drills
had the most Of lis share of the $50,
600. He became a lounger aroand the
Leadville bAE-rooIns. Last Tuesday
night, as an Associated Press dispatch
announced, Dillon entered faro den
and demanded stack Of chips on credit.
The dealer, man named John Crowder,
refused, and Dillon drew pistol. Be
fore he could use it, Crowder produced
his own revolver and shot him dead
Ne,0 York World.
The Magnolia gazette., 1880-09-24
orEnE4rns rorNa n1xns.

A German physaesAas DE. TresehleE.
i gags.7 real hssa-s the German As
soa.ailarot Natural Historians, discusses
iaasiac1hs among school ohsliTy He
says the Fsznciffs.l oAasr q hSasacAe Is
Htaliectua overexsFiaal he attacks
tae present system x tsaucatioa ss tssl3-
inc ~ Frotace mental aoS.tsss5oz instead
= Increasing ,he kaav3ssiSs, he PFC
tests against night ssaiy = osasne Aa
e1Aaust1ol y ihe braln, so thSi rev
a5eAs cannot ~ really graspesi, while
confusion is pzodacsi WITH regard =
SUBJECTS that have been stssiiei during
she day. Tie same views wass Eg,osaily
expressed ~ - srnrer; Aras-eAa
physician. Both csiiscs an 81 DE- gssas
track. Tne results which they sss}erp
are owing IA THE alahissaa q parents 4ali
scholars themselves, rs;hez .haH Is Isl
vork Il the seachers. TIE tsSeAsr, In,
deE present methods, suffers : E.reh 3
1holars TIE ETestest Prasent svlls q
Re scholars ATe orovdssi ro,czls ard i,ad
~. These alone veali proince head
sches and render child unit fer study.
and the teacher unfit ior his e heE iu-
ties onr teachers aTe shut uP in ! box
With a large numheF 81 scholars, Who
seen exhaust tie oxygen, especially u
cold weather when the windows are
closed. When his happens scholars
and teachers are reduced 10 a struggle
for existence, and, i anything is learned,
il Is Al the great expense q vital foree,
Improvements in school buildings are
going on slowly, and i Is possible that
in ten or twenty years teachers and
scholars can enter a school-house With
out danger of slew poison with carbonic
acid gas. - Rochester Democrat.