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The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
WHAT THE HERALD" WOULD
 LIKE TO KNOW.

Why the Expositor mangied Judg Bolan's biography so badly, when h had written it so carefully. If it was out of petty spite.
 Or out of jealousy at the mannc
 in which he got away with it's pc politicians?
 If the editor of inc Expositor is s, ignorant as to never have heard o the Papal brigade?
 Why Baker, Thomas and Bolar were not q little more modest ir blowing their own horns?
 Why Baker didn't get Gang, Abbott, or some one who is well ac- quainted with him, to assist him In writing his own biographical puff:
 Why Bolan didn't get cx-chairman Lount, Or would Superintendent of-Public Education-Cox to assist him in like manner?
 If he regarded the last named genileman's scholarly at;ainments as not equal to the task?
 Or if he was afraid the would-be- Supt., etc, would spell Bolan. "BolIn"?
 Why the Democrats don't take the medicine which Dr. P. J. Bolan has so carefully prescribed?
 If it will be necessary for him to inject it with big tin horn, or other wIse?
 If the sore-heads are getting any better?
 Why the Star doesn't put the name of would d-be-Supt- of Public Educa- tion Cox at the head of it's columns? ? Whether Hughes is such a conser- vative as to prefer Webster before Cox, as an authority on spelling.
 Who baited that mouse trap with limburger cheese.
 " hen the little Republican editor of the big Democratic paper intends having that white vest washed.
 Why Charles TrumbulI Hayden Topped so suddenly?
 If he expects to run better than he lid two years ago, and get more than r votes.
 Why NJ NJ. Jackson got the intel igen: vote of the convention? What Capt. Sharp thinks of the certificates?
 And what the consideration was hat caused him to nominate the aie P. J. B.? And wasn't he ashamed of his ompany5 And wouIdn se--A'e--7s5ctt- tt-S,<=-h hi71 3 resign and run on m independent icket. ',
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
LOCAL LINES.
Shipping tags at the HERALD office

Shipping tags at the HERALD office
 Mir. Phillips is doing Phenix fo the San Francisco Chronicle. No water in the town dItches afte ! tomorrow until the main canal i cleaned out.
 Go to the Arcade Brewery for you
 Ice Cold Beer.
 This mornings stage brought Mir
 Hem for Phoenix and Alex c. Me
 Donald for Prescott.
 The Epitaph has a full account ol
 a ball recently given at Tombstone
 by Miss Josie Harcourt.
 California Potatoes. Onions and
 Star Cheese at Geo. F. Coats.
 Frank Riggs, wife and Major Bald win left for the Railroad yesterday
 in one of Hamlin's fast rigs.
 California Fruit, received fresh three times per week, at Geo. F. Coats. *
 Tne following passengers will ar rive by the Wickenberg tonight; Wm Griff, MT Hall and O. D. Rolf. Luke & Thalheimer. of the Arcade Brewery, keep the coolest Lager Beer in town. Try them.
 As we go to press Gus Becher ar rived at the HERALD office with a half dozen of his excellent beer to regale the thirsty printer.
 California fresh Roll Butter three times per week, by express, at Geo. F. Coats
 If you want an easy riding horse or single or double outfit don't fail to call on the genial Meyer. His stock is 4 l and his prices reason able.
 Wedding and visiting cards printed in superb style a. the HERALD Job Office.
 4 splendid five ounce silver Elgin watch for Sl9, warranted for five years, at Uncle Harris, 221 Kearney street, between Bush and Sutter.
 We have received copy of Nc | Kenneys Pacific Coast Directory. It's department of Arizona is very full. ! anu will prove of great benefit to | our business men.
 Letter heads. note heads and bill heads of every -sfs-lS<~~s=l quality at lowest prices at the HERALD office.
 Fail not, under no consideration, to vi il Uncle Harris new establish ment. No 22l Kearney street, San and see the bargains for ihe public.
 MT. Moffitt is digging a well at the school house. Any one desiring q well dug would do well to give this gentleman the job, and they would be assured of complete satisfaction.
 An elegantly made anal rich quartz vest chain, made to order for SS7, nearly new, just the thing for pres ent to friend, will be sold for $54. 1t Uncle Harris. 221 Kearny street, between Bush and Sutter.
 W. A. Rowe left for San Fran cisco last night. John Behan took his departure for Tom bstone today Rev. G. H. Adams left for Prescott his morning and Messrs. FentOr and Jawthorn leave for Harshaw in |. few lays. Ms. Abbott has returned from ier California trip and Judge War field is back from Los Angeles
 Rev. G. II. Adams told us yestcr- fay that inside of three weeks he xould commence the erection of prick church on the southeast corner of the Plaza. 4 greater part of lhe money will come from the East, the 10 be made up at home Every enterprising citizen should 'oster all movements of this kind as hey tend to give stability 10 OUT own that is of great value.
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News Notes.

Geo. H. Vaughan shot and killed JIM DonahOo in his office, Sept G, in Fresno.
 Maine elects State officers and Con- gressmen on the 18th. Colorado elects State officers October. 9th. Georgia chooses State officers OctO- Der 7th. Ohio elects minor State Of ficers October 12ih. Indiana aleO elects State officers and COngressmen October 12tb.
 The Great Register of San Fran cisco, contains 45,000 names and it costs S11.000 70 print it d. 24 cents per name-
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Globe GIObules.
lcoRREsroxDENcE OF THE HERALD. l

GLOBE DISTRICT, Sept 9th. As have made big discovery I hasten to advise you and in my haste don't let me forget to tell you the facts of the case. They are simply these. My friend Chloride insisted that he must have what he called q vacation and nothing " ould do bu; we must pack up and strike for the mountains, and while there I made this valuable discovery. Chloride says that il is of no consequence and 1 maintain that it is and the result is we argue :hc point by the hour. The point is simply this does it or does it not improve a mans appetite to chase black Mexican mule 1615 miles over the mountains before breakfast. 1 know it resulted in our having to break mp camp and come tO c obe for provisions. We fonnd Globe was even more lively than when we left and from all accOun;s there has been great improvement in all the mines throughout the Dis trict. 1 was shown ore that was taken from the lower workings of
 THE SILVER NUGGET
 That eclipses anything ever taken out before, and from reliable author ity 1 was advised of another rich strike in the Mack Morris and if this state of affairs stiIl continues we shall hardly knov what to expect next. It wouldn't be surprising If some day that body of native silver would be found in that vicinity Chloride says that they will keep digging and fussIng around that ba- sin until they strike an eye opener that will surprise the whole outfit and pay lots of dividends besides. The Mexican and Nugget mills are work ing to their full capacity. and the building of the Golden Eagle and TOwnsand mills are being pushed as rapidly as possible. The Isabella will soon start up so that our
 BULLION
 Shipments will have q large addi tion.
 Several sales are reported and plenty more on the tapis so that talk ing ii altogether everything is in fine condition. The town of Globe is building up as rapidly as they can get lumber to build with and about one half the ptOJle l meet on the
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
THE R RESULT.

Under this head the Expositor, of Wednesday eI en ng, comes to the fir mi with an earnest plea for all Demo rats 10 s1 port the nominees of the convention, while, at the same time, admitting that better and stronger selections might have been made II is simply an attemp, to coerce men, who, Ii Mir Louni, ex- Chairman of that convention, cannot and will not support from principle; nominees whom they believe to be either incapable or dishonest Ac- cording to it's belief, individual prin- ciple or conscience should always be subservient to the will of the party, expressed n convention, though that convention may Dc ruled entirely l,y demagogues. No matter how in competent or unpriucipled the nom- inees of the party may bc, they must be supported at all hazards. If the convention should nominate qn idiot, it is the will of the representatives Of the party. and must be sustained. Such fallacies, We are glad to see, are passing away from the minds of the more intelligent members of both parties, and is only preached an upheld by those who know that independence of thought and action means death to ignorant demagogues. This is the first cam paign that both parties have organ ized for. and let them new, on the threshold of their cxistance. throw aside everything that tends 10 cor ruption and rottenness, as does eer- tainly demagogism, cliques and kin dred things.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
4 REBEL AT HEART.
Granville 0ury's Refusal to Take
 the Oath.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE HERA1D1
 PRESCOTT, Sept. 0.-The journals of the third legislative assembly of Arizona plainly show that Granville II. Oury refused to take inc oath pre- .sented by Congress. This was in October, 1866. He was still rebel at heart as was shown by this.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
What the Herald" WouId Like
 to See.

What the Herald" Would Like
 to See. A Democratic Convention without a wrangle.
 Joe Reed, when he sits for the first time on a cadaver, if elected. Some home Democrats who can get away with P J. B. Frank less bilious. A photograph of the Convention. Another photograph that would equal it.
 The ticket nominated beaten in November.
 Lum Gray make a speech on the Railroad Bill.
 Also Alsap.
 Judge Bolan wri'e serial tale, How to Fix It, or The Willy Wire Puller.''
 Also "Bolan on Parliamentary Tactics"
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

The HERALD during the campaign will be thoroughly and radically Re publican, will furnish reliable polit- ical news, and devote it's energies, in every honorable way, to the support of the Republican nominees. We will furnish the WEEKLY HERALD, during the campaign for 50 cents.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
FREIGHT ARRIgALS.
Arrivals by Railroad Last Night
 at Mar iccra.

Wednesday s.
 PHGEIx. Bev Cox, 5 sunl, 25O. G Coats, 15 sund, 1455. G Brown, 2 sund, 161. Soman & H, 1 pkg. 120. Al McNeii, 3 sund, 526; 5 sun1 49o. J M Gregory, 1 car lumber, 2O3OO
 PRESCOTT. Bashford &- Co, g sund, BIO.
 GILLETTE. Tip.Top Mg Co, 2 sund. 295.
 vULTURE. FW Scott, 8 suni, 5e5.
 TEMPE. Hayden, sund, 22O.
 TIP-TOP. E c Wager. sund, 162.
 ThursIay 9.
 PHENIx. CA Luke, 8 sund, 595.
 PRESCOTT. Bashford & Co, 3 sunI, 47O. low Hop. I suHd, 235. " BufIm, g sund, TOO.
 SEYMOUR Levy, pkg, S5O.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
TELECRAPHIC.
Associated Press Dis
 patches to "heraId.'
HER WESTERN UNION LINE.
CONTENTION.

CoNyENTIOS.
 9Ax FRANCISCO, Sept. 9.-The Re publican Convention of Washington Territory met at Vancouver, yester d=y. and nominated Thomas H Brents for Delegate to Congress. The contest in Clark County has made a split in the party, which threatens to prove disastrous. The returns of the Charter election are snow complete, and are as follows For adoption, 4,145; against, 19,207.
 HAYES TRAVELS.
 The Presidential party have arrived In Oakland, and are at the residence of Gen'l Houghton, where Mrs. Hayes remained during the after noon and received lady callers. The President, at the termination of the ceremonies, proceeded to San Fran cisco, his boat being escorted by the reception committee and the Oak land Light Cavalry. In the mean time the streets of San Francisco, on the line of m arch. were crowned 1i:h people securing advantageous places to witness the procession. The City Officials, Consuller Repre- sentatiyes, Officers of the Army and Navy -were admitted to the ferry landing. On the arrival of the boat st the step, the Presidential party advanced between the lines formed by naval and military officers, to where the Supervisors were in wait ing, 10 welcome them on behalf of the city. Mr. Stetson made brief address, presenting the President with the expressed resolutions of the | Board of Supervisors, extending to him the freedom of the City of San Francisco. Col J~P Jackson fol | lowed with a few well timed re- marks, to which tle President re- piled t5 4he irr-:-.5s:sss.n of the head < and hsnG- she.1.-Ig. Tic President was received with enthusiastic cheering along the line of march At the hotel the same apartments which were occupied by General Grant, on his recent visit, were given him.
 VERMONT.
 WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt, Sept. 9.-The returns of the State election and Gubernaiorial Vote have been received from 220 towns, leaving 24 to be heard from. The Congression- al vote has been received from 202 towns leaving 8 to be heard from The Gubernatorial voc stand,: Farnham, Republican, 4S,si3; Phelps, Democrat, 2O,7lJ; Heath, Greenback, I53O EArnham's major ity over both of the other candidates was 26,37o.
 THE ENGLISH MINE DISASTER.
 LONDON, Sept. 9.-A dispatch re- ceiyed from the Seaham coIliery says that the rescued men now num- Der 6. But it is feared that there 2i men in the pit at the time of the explosion Two bodies were brought up at midnight, one of which was badly bnrned.
 An express train from Glasgow to Grecnock colIided with a freight train. Three persons were killed and IS injured.
 STOCKS SAx FRANCISCO. Sept 9.-The fol lowing are the prices of the principal ( stocks today: Nevada, 134. ; Union, $23. ] Utah, s10. { N Belle, $13. Ophir, $S4. Silver King, $811. ! Mexican. $121a ( Mt. Diablo. S14I4 Mexican, $i21z. Justice. SPA. Tip-TOp, g. (
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
VOL. 6.-No. 5.-WHOLE No. 399.
REPUBLICANS ATTEND! l!

The Republican Club of Phunix meets EVERY FRIDAY EVENaNC, at 1:30 o'clock, at their HeadduasterS. Let every member attend.
 Dr. SHEETS, Pres. C. E. MeCLINTOCK. Sec.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
FRIDAYS DAILY HERALD

The latest teIeErnphic. local and other news for Friday is found in the first three columns Of this page.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
DISAPPOINTMENT.

The sale of delinquent stock of the Rowe Gold Mining Company. is hereby postponed 10 TUESDA1- September twenty-first, 1880, at the same nour and place
 sep10 $. D. ROC FRS, Secretary
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10

If you want envelopes with your business card on call at the HERALD o.ire-
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
MARRIED.
BORN.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

 DONE COLD MINING COMPANY Ia Location of inciphl place of bGsi- ness. San Francisco. California; location Of works, Maricopa county. Arizona. Noaice There are delinquent upon the following described stock. on accnnDs of as sessment (No. D levied on the eighth day of July. 1880. the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shar;holdere, as follows:
 No. No
 Names Cert Shares Amt E Gibson, Trustee 14.0 St4CO % F. Nj Gibson. Trust ee-...-6 100 100 OO Gf0 Vernon. Trustee. ' 15.0D 15OJ OO W $ Schuyler. TrusteeS 7.5C0 750 U0 And in accordance with law and an order OF the Board of Directors, made on the eighth day of July. 1880. many shares Of each parcel of such stock as may be neces- sary will be sold at public auction. at the office of the Company. Room 6. Safe Deposit Building 32S Montgomery street, San F an- cisco. California, Monday. the sixth day of September, 1es0. at the hour of two o'clock, P M. of said dGy, to pay said dclin quent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale.
 $. D. ROGERS. Secretary Ofice-Room 6, Safe Deposit Building, 32S Mon fgomery street. San Fran cisco, California 2ug.4
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NEW SERIES-NO. TS
MISCELLANEOUS
BANK EXCHANGE H0TE

wsshinSton street oPRsstee [
 PIaxa. PhGRfz.
, 1880-01-04

Nt,p Fork Herdld
, Ine nanemans record for the past year shows
Inat 1ul men expated their crimes on the gal-
lowe, an increase Of five over that for the pre-
eedlns year. Not q woman was hanged, the only
one sentenced to death having been committed.
Two men suffered the death penalty by shooting,
one IN Utah aud the other in Texas, the laws
giving them the choice of death either on the
scaHold or by the bullet Eight were
hanged for wffe-r.urder, I for outrage, 4
Tor fo burglary, r., for fratriclde, ! for in,
another for numbering bis son There were
double and ! triple hnngings.. Four persons
cheated the gnllows BY committing suicide be-
fore the dnyset for their execution. In the list
0f States IN which the executions took place
Nortn carolina aud Texas lead OF with II each;
eors|a fennsy|1vapia' y; oregon y Wiagin9ia' =;
Missouri, Max{e s. ,S Indiana, !; Vermont; ;; New
tsiana, 4 Mississippi, 2; sonth CAROLINA, 2; and
New Jersey, Ohio, Kentucky, Massa chusetts,
each l. =
1t Will thus be seen that 84 men were hanged
IN the Southern States, a majority Of them be-
Ing negroes. Fifty-tve whites were hanged,
81 negroes, Indians, and China,nan. Friday
still maintains its reputation us Hanyman's
DAY, having 2 executions; Thursday comes
day, 4: and Monday =
IN addition to the above Il men were lynchcd
BY mobs in the following States and Territories:
Kentucky, g.; Colorado 0; California, d;
Louisiana, s; Texas, S; Tennessee. 5: Georgia,
I: mississippi. l.; Dakota, 3; Nebraska. 2;
wyoming, z; Illinois, 2; New Mexico z; West
Virginia, :; Arizona, 2; Missouri, z: Minnesota,
Indiana, J.; Kansas i; South Carolina, !; Mon
tana, !. :
, 1880-01-04
3: HAIL TO THE OPENING YEAR.

Hail to the opening Year! We pause to-day
II II retrospective vision Of the past.
The Old Year gone, how sad to tell! at last
4 hor erst he tript 50 lightly on his way.
Humanity evolves its destiny.
Inc ages past, the yesterday that's gone
H1t ushers in brighter day to be;
4 4 larger hope arches the coming years;
10 better thoughts and deeds shall man arise
Shan M leave his sins+ outgrow his mystic fcars,
ana seek a!!iAnce with Gods nearing skies.
;Ihus each New 7 chr but harbinsers the day
or light and life transcenlent, and for aye.
JANUARY, 1850. C. B. CARTER
, 1880-01-04
RAILROAD TIME-TABLF
ARRIVAL AID DEPARTURE OF Train

EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARKs-+a44.
excepted SUNDAY excepted Monday e1r.saa
3DAily.
Chicago 4 Northwe4tern RAILWAY.
Ticket Offices, T. Chrk-st. (Sheruan E,,u,al =. !
the deDOts. - @Nt
, 1880-01-04

Pullman Hotel Cars are run through, between &
caro- und Council Bluffs, on the trstn leaving Ches
at 1O:3D Il. M.
No other road runs Pullman or any other fpez;
hotel ours west OF Chicago.
1-Deput corner OF Wells and kinxte-sts.
b-Dcpot corner Of Canal and klnz!e-sts.
Chicago, Burlington - Quincy Ka11rss4
Depots foot Of Lake-st-, Iniitnnn-av. and Sixteen
st, and Canal Ard St1teenth-sis.. Ticket Uo,e4.
Clurk-st and at depUts.
, 1880-01-04

PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY AClDEa1
CHESTER, Pa .Reopens Jan l. Ct3t Engtr,..
Chemistry, Classics, and English Degrees raets
COL THEQ, HYiTr rGusss psss
, 1880-01-04

HARVARD CoLLEGE.-A GRADU4Tr ~
Il receive pupils IN Latin. Greek. or Msth.r2s =
References to well-knowa men. Address pn1S,9s pfn1,s
s. HALL. IS East Lake-st, or t.; Micht2sn.as 'a1
, 1880-01-04

The sidewalk question was covered last
week in an ordinance introduced by Aid.
Rawleigll, and referred to the Committee on
Judiciary, directing the Corporation Counsel
to so amend the ordinances Of the city that
SIDEWALKS SHALL BE BUILT
Of the proper grade, without raised platforms
next the building, or without open spaces in
them, flush up to all buildings, and that no
person shall be allowed to take permanent
possession Of any part or portion Of the same
for any purpose whatever.
The North Side follows the example Of the
West Side in the Inauguration Of neighbor-
hood war OIL
THE BOULEVARD QUESTION.
At the meeting last week of the North Di-
vision Committee On Streets and Alleys, Mr.
S. H. Kerfoot proposed anentirely new route,
starting from Illinois street on Rush, from
thence to Chicago avenue, on the avenue to
Pine, and thence north, connecting with the
Iake-Sllore drive. 4 number Of lnt1u-
cate the choice OF Dearborn, avenue
The Hon. Elliott Anthony bouleyards
on general principles, but # there must pc
a choice OF evils, preferred Rush Or La Sale
street to Dearborn avenue. The Committee
ure divided between Rush street and Dear
, 1880-01-04

SCHOOLS FOR DANCING
WEST S1DE-5H and 506 West nsd;.on
SOUTH S1DE-ls and LID TwentT-founssL.
Classes for Ladies', Children. and Gentlemer
New Term commences second week il Janr.-
For particulars send for Circular 3AaA<A
, 1880-01-04

Daily except Sundays. tDaiy except Satu1tp
tDaily except MondaJs-
Chicago, Milwaukee a. st. Panl KnIlHzF
Union Depot, corner Madison Mnd Canal-stx Tka
Othce, E3 South Clurk-st and ut depot
, 1880-01-04
PHOTOGRAPHY.
EDUCATIONAL.

H1GHER-SCH00L FOR BG7s
3t2 CHlCACo-Av. -
For Boys OF All Ages. instruction, bv vm...:
two OF them are Gsaduates OF Harvard d
tons for College !" Building and venti5a;:es. e.saa
school in good sanitary condition" 0S1risi ih sh N
CECIL BARNES, A r 4TsHot
&75 A.QUARTER. 80 EXTRAS: po.eo :
sDtC tuition In English. music, draTiDa an ~ u
IoFk's finest suburb. combining city and earn,ah
ehts- Cosy rooms. good table. e1perieaepd ,ss
advantages at such reasonable ,a:es. " W..SSp.a sSp.a
children specially Cared for. Happissss vast snG
particularly In view. French coIstanf,ra eaa he;
ty-tlth-st, near Fifth-ay.. New York, Y. a n
, 1880-01-04

record SATURDAY, Jan. ..
CITY PROPERTY.
West Eric st, 100 it OF, Bickerdike, n +,
25xl25 It, dated Jan. 3 u. J. and ".
Lister to Tom Olson. son........-........-.$ LIS
Hinman st, 150 # " Of Paulina, n +, 25x125
it, dated Dec. 81, 1873 John Scully to
Timothy Clohasy). y)....................-.- 80
Thirty-sccond st, r 8 10 it " Of Stewart
ay, S f, 25xl06 #, dated Jan 8 (Albert
Crane to II. and L.. Kayanaugh}. OF
Thirty-second st, same as the above,
dated Jan. Gl. Kayanaugh to Chic0go
g. Western Indiana Railroad Company 81
Twcnty-seventh st, Is it " Of Stewurt av,
+, 34x14 $40 it. improved, dated Jan.
e Edward Henabery to same). ).... 81
Fulton st, e cor Of kedzie av, n f. 59x
lS7A It, dated Jan. tR- W. McClaughry
tn F. Il. Madden). )....-.............. 1O
Fulton st, 8 cor Of Kedzie az, n I, 3ix
18Th It, dated Jan. G.. H. Madden to
E. G. .McClaughry}.. ...-.......... 1Mt
West Twenty second st, a0S51xx It Of Cen
tral Park nv, +, 50x125 it, dated Jan. 3
1873 a. Pearson to \. Binnie). ......... 1,aN
Thirteenth place, = # " Of Wood st, 8 t,
Axl25 #, dated Dec =, 1879 V. UIrich.
Deering &c ma Ra9Ee}t s. 81 L Of Hickory; ;sii3
tt, dated Jan. 3 John l.. Hancock to- -.
John A Wilson,: :;;;;::;;.sy:....,...::.:.:. 1,50
tt, dated Jan. Newell Matson to Cor
nelIa J. Will,s11a,.. 1a5o(
, 1880-01-04

All trains run vim Milwaukee. Tickets for st n
and Minneapolis nre good either via Madison
Prairie dy Chen, or VIA WateTtown. La Czussa
Winunn-
, 1880-01-04
Leave | Antn

e.. B. i @ Pn1nce Dining Cars and Pullman Esa
SleepinG-Curs run between Chicago and 0u1ah1 ct
Pacifc Express. =,
Chicago, Rock Island ~ Pacific KntfrsAk
Depot 10r1ler 1T VIM Buren, and Sherman-su III
Offices, 81 C1Ark-st-, Sherman House, lnlner H1a
Grnhd Pncitlc Hotel, and Is Canal, corner ARtisz
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-08-06

Tar INshr KIND OF pRiDE.-A vouny
man that works for his board, no matter
what honest work he does. has no re,son
for shame, \ young man Who eats the
bread of idlcness, no matter nov much he
has, Is dsgraced. All men starting in life,
ought to aim, first of all, to find place
where they can earn their bread and butter
with hoe, axe, spade. wheel barrow.
curry-comb blacking, brush--no matter how.
Independence first. The bread and butter
question settled, let the Young man perform
his duty so faithfully as to attract attention,
and let him constantly keep his eye open for
Sehanoe to do better. About half of the
poor, proud young men, and two-thir,ls OF
the poor, discouraged young men are always
out of work. The young man who pockets
his pride, and carries stiff upper lip,
need not starve, and he stands chance to
become rich, if he cares to.--Gil6Sa ". Y.
Monitor.