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NoTE-1rans leaving Bcl!aire at 80 Il. NJ
and ? p. m. connect at Yellow Creek for ClcvG
lard.
All trains daily except Sunday.
d. ". CALDWELL
General Manager Pittsburgh Pa.
L. A. FORD,
Gcn'l Pass. and Ticket Agt. now
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=. ID. SEcFaddeal

BUILDER. 1910 MARKET at. ENTRANCE
, three dp"rs above Custom HOnse) All
cla So ui bindings erected ptompty anG satis,
ig..,orflv. Plans AID specifications prepared and
..siiInn:,-, furnished on application. Careful
;,Ir"rvi.4on given to building. Parties desiring
20 erect rev, az to make improvements on pre-
.sut buildings, and those needing any work In
INV line, will 90 well to call or address as above
does J. y. McFADDEN.
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Pnhlic SnenkerS and Singers

Will find this syrup of ineStimable value. \ dose
should be taken before speaking or singing
Aphouia or the Los OF Voice, is usuahy cured
by a few doses. We have known cases where
SINGLE dose has been eiiectual
p Jscob. NJ d 81 SOhn, y. B.. writes:
II had occasion to use your Syrup in II ca OF
AMMONIA which would not yield TO regular treat
mont: it proved IN be all that you clNimCd for
it, ha ing acted with expedition ami eAtFe
satisfaction"
ss~DO not be deceived by remedies bearing a
similar name: no other preparation isa suDsIi'
'rte for this under any C,ToulastauCe.
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PITTSBURGH, Cincinnati & ST. Louis

RAILWAY-PAE-HAN ROUTK
Time Table East and West October 30, ISL.
Trains leave Pan Handle Depot fOOloi Eleventh
street. near Public Landing, daily, except sun
dayS rs follows:
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

NrISE DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY; TENT
y books furnished 1T cost; calendar artang
- - srit tca"hars: expenses Tor one year lrop
f,if ty.,. u,.l.,s ,..utember :, ISL. Attendance
last year from twenty eight counties OF west VIZ
Sinia and from eight States and Territories.
Number OF students LANCER than tor ten year
previous.
For Catalogues AMI other information, apply
10 The Acting President, d. d. PU RISTON, Nor
gantowu, West Va. iul7
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sunday ExprvSs leaves Wheeling atS'j4 a NJ.
arrives wellsburE 9:26A NJ, Steubeuvlle 9:htA.
NJ making close CO. lcctiOn for Western points.
Trains leaving Columbus al $40 P. and G:35
A. q. run daily. Through Chicago Express,
leaves Columbus daily except Sunday, at 900 p.
&, 9TH sleeping car ATTACHED arriving III Chica-
goat 40 next morning. Berths can be secured
IN advance at Union Depot ticket Office, Colum-
bus.
Pgnmsns Pa'GCG Drawing Room Sleeping
Cars through without change from Steubenyille
cost to- Philadelphia and New York and west to
Columbrg. to Cincinnati, Louisville, Indiana.
pO.i> ANA ST. Louis.
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
car accommodations, and any further ini0rmS.
ton apply to Joseph " Belleville, Ticket Agent
at FGn-Haudlc Depot foot of Eleventh street, or
at City Ticket Oficc under Mcclure House
Wheeling. -
2. W. ca LOWELL,
Gen'l Manager, Pittsburgh, IA.
Z. A. FORD.
Gcnl Pass and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Trains make connection with B. so. and q. d
P. railroads. All trains run daily, Sunday eI-
cented. 8. L. MOONEY, President.
GEO. HENRY, Gent Manager, sp
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RTUNE WITH OZONE

can dn lo attend tu III" shipping of orders
AMI giving attention Ia our " OrkinX agents.
Therefore" We can moi give amy attention to
letters which do not order ozone. II YOU
think Of ANY urticl" that YOU ar" doubth
about Dlrn" preserving, Remember We
g"''rTJfc" mat '"W j,TtS"r'" H. m1n~r
..I ,,f, a. -,
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REFERENCES.

", desire 20 call your attention la class
Of references which no "utrrpriN" or firm
bI.,d nn any thing bui the Sound"St bust
ness ~llCr,'~> ami highest commercial merit
could secure.
W" refer. 10y permission, ~ Ia our int.g-
Till ami To tn" Nalu" Of IN" prrnii>> Pre-
suryHiIy". in the following gentlemen: III
ward {. Euy"". Member Board of Public
Works: T.. -. E>h"lby. city Comptroller;
Amor smith. .Ir.. collector Internal Reeve
nTc: Wul-iu * Worihington, Attorneys:
Martin II. ilHrr"ll and u. +. lIupk uS, ipuu-
~ Commissioners: ". y. tapp"llrr. County
Auditor: .Ii "i Cincinnati, Hamilton rpun-
~, ohio. These gentlemen are each famil-
lar with IA" merits of our pr"S'rNatiyr, AMI
know from actual observation Tint We have
without question
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PIJBlIC SALE nF STOCK.

PUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.
TINE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
i West Virginia Exposition and State Fair
Association having legally required the delin'
qaent subscribers for stock Of said Association
- pay mp their shares in full, which require.
ment has not been complied with By some OF
said .subscribers and stockholders, by order Of
the Board OF Directors OF said Association, mad0
on the Srd day of November. 1888 the shares Of
such delinquent subscribers and shareholders
will, before the Court House door OF Ohio conn.
~, on the 3rd day OF December, $751; at l0Oclock
A. ", be offered Tor sale atpub ic auction, 10 the
highest bidder for Ca.h By orncr OF the Board.
RC5ta GEORGE HOOK, SeC'y.
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WhaaIinn and Elm GrOys p r.
Be!laire and Southwestern r. r.

UUNDENSED TIhE IAbLE.
NN AND AFTER MARCH 81. 1850, TRAINS
I will arrive and depart as follows, Bc!iaire
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Administrators Sale Of Per-
sOnal Property.
WE WILL, on

Commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. ", ut the late resi-
dence OF George Rogers deceased, offer AT pub
lie auction the following property: One lot OF
merchandise. consisting OF general stock, in.
yoiciug L s., sl2.26; IS hOgSheadS OF Tobacco,
packed ready for shipment; ! pair of French
Mill Buhrs, pair of Laurel Hill Mill BuhIs,
Smut Machine. lot OF Mil Gearing, consisting
OF Straps, &c. We will also, at the same time
and place, offer the Real Estate, OF which Geo.
Rogers died seized, at private sale
Terms OF sale made known on day OF sala
JOHN MOORE and
". +. MOORE,
Administrators OF the estate OF George Rogers,
deCeaSc neVl1egi
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TRsNSPORTATi-'.
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH r.

TONDENSED TINE TABLE OF PASSENGER
y Trains corrected to October 81, Isl.
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"Ec"t Sugar Works" is the head OF an
article ia au EXCHANGE. Ii this b. true
no; d ct roo,-hous ekrcpers will have
tone # it. Thy will purchase the kind
,uat Govsr.'t work -No,rls:DWl Herald.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-27
THE IRISH SITE TRIALs.

The Irish State Trials have ended in D
fiasco. and this will surprise nobody, and
probably least of all the Government which
instituted them. The idea that the trav-
crsers could be convicted in an Irish Court
was one which only very Liberal Gov
eminent would have thought it worth
while to experiment upon practically. 1t
would have been scarcely possible to i'm
panel jury in any part of Ireland which
could have been relied on in such a case,
and therefore the failure of the trials has
been regarded as a foregone conclusion
from the beginning. This failure, how.
ever, will not help the Land Leaguers in
the least. On the contrary, by convincing
the Government and the House of Com
mons that the ordinary methods of dealing
eiyith the Leaguers are futile, it will give
an impetus to the coercive measures which
have just been introduced. The sterr
temper of the House has already beer
manifested in the defeat of the flibus
tering measures of the Irish members, ant
the suppression of Biggar when he under
took to exceed parliamentary usages indi
Gates the nature of the methods which vii
be resorted to if necessity arises. In fact
it seems perfectly clear that the only effect
of the failure OF the State trials will be tt
hasten the passage of the coercive legiala
ton which will at once strip their defense'
from the leaders of the League, and expose
them to swift and wholesale arrest.
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KBARNEY SATISFIED AT LAST.

We are glad to be able to report that
Denis Kearney is satisfied on the Chinese
question at last, though it must be adj
mitted that the manner of his satisfaction
is somewhat astonishing. For consider
able period that monotonous patriot has
been expressing his desire and opinion that
"The Chinese must 60" It was his
regular and orthodox Amen at every
Sand lot harangue, and it was generally
supposed that it also concluded his nightly
prisons in private. But now treaty has
been negotiated which expressly provides
that the Chinese already here shall not go,
and we find Kearney expressing his ap-
prevail of it in the most emphatic terms.
The ratiocination by which he arrived at
this conclusion is, and we fear will ever re-
main, mystery. Possibly he thinks that
there is no substantial difference between
the proposition 1.-THE Chinese shall not
" come" and "The Chinese must go. u
If he can bring the Sandlots to think the
same way, well and good, but to plain men
it is apt to seem strange that he should
have seen his way SO clearly to an in.
dorsement of the new treaty.
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WHAT IS THE MATTER.

The ratification of the new Chinese
treaties seems to have encountered hitch
in the Senate. The committee cannot be
got together to consider them, and there is
said to be so little interest in the matter
that very PROBABLY all legislation in the
premises may be postponed till the next
session, while it is even possible that the
treaties may not be ratified until tie SEN
ate meets again after the inauguration of
President Garfield. The cause of this
sudden apathy is not indicated, and it can
of course be only conjec.ured. The idea
that the Senate has been waiting to aseer-
tain the opinion of the Pacific coast on the
new treaties is hardly tenable, inasmuch
as that opinion must have been In the Sen
ate's possession for some time already. 1t
is true that California does not loom very
large when viewed from Washington, but
our political iusigniicance cannot be the
cause of this indifference, or there would
hardly have been Commission appointed
to negotiate the treaties. In due time we
may learn the truth about the matter, and
meantime we must possess our souls in
peace, seeing that we cannot expedite
either ratification or legislation.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-27

NEWS OF TIE MORNING.

In New York yesterday Government bonds were
quoted at 1923 for As of 1907; 1Ol2 for IS Of 1881
u2l for AS sterling, q s1@4 SAT silver bars,
llog
silver in London. SGD; consols, 90 9-l6; per
cent. United States bonds, 1921. As, ll6l As,
u53
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at dis
count to par; Mexican dollars, sS19S9c.
At Liverpool yesterday wheat was quoted at 9s Cd
651s IOd for good 10 choice California
Mining stocks were dull and weak in San Fran
cisco yesterday morning. Values in nearly all cases
were lower than they were Tuesday, but the decline
was small and excited no alarm even interest Of
any kind.
Two men were buried alive in coal mine at vii
kesblrre, Pa, yesterday.
The British Parliament after being in session all
night, adjourned at 8 P. M. yesterday until to-day
TIE President has nominated Stanley Matthews
for Justice of the Supreme Court.
death from singular cause occurred st Sc.
Louis yesterday.
Fire at Watertown, n. Y; also at Pittsburg, Pa.
Howell E. jackson has been elected United States
Senator in Tennessee and Phiitus Sawyer in wiscon-
sin.
Smallpox has broken out in the Iowa Peniten-
tisry
Eighteen persons were drowned at Cherbourg,
France, yesterday by the capslzing of boat.
The Russians under General Skobeloff captured
Geoktepe on the 9th. inficting enormous loss upon
the Turcomans
A broken rail ditched train and dangerously in
Jared several persons near Millersburg. o., yester-
day.
a steamer capsized near Singapore, India, causing
q terrible loss Of life.
The royal printing establishment at Florence,
Italy, has been destroyed by fire.
remarkable instance of desperate hunger is
ported from Kantrrk, Ireland.
Rains and foods continue in the south If Spain,
and much damage has resulted.
4 heavy snow-storm at Buffalo, N. Y, yesterday.
seriously nter'ered with railroad traffic.
Field, Letter & Co, the merchant princes of Chi
csgo, have dissolved their business relations
Agram, Croatia, continues to be shaken up by
earthquakes.
Military aid has been invoked at Wigan, Eng, to
suppress the disorderly golfers.
The two dissenting jurors in the state trial at
Dublin were Roman Catholic and Quaker.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-27
TIE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.

WEDNESDAY, January Goth.
j. C. Tubbs VS.. The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
! Company-Case submitted and taken under advise
ment.
Thomas o'Brien vs. Thomas oHara- Continued
for the session.
The People vs. George Franks Gnformation fol
pc it larceny)-Pleaded guilty waived time, and was
sentenced TO 80 days IN the County Jail.
The People VS.. Alexander Dalzel Information fol
burglary -Arraigned pleaded guilty, waived time
and was sentenced to two years in The State Prison
at Folsom.
The People VS.. Gus wager Information for bur
ary)-Arraigned, pleaded guilty, waived time, and
sentenced to year in Folsom State Prison.
The People VS.. William Search Information for
ry)-Arraigned, pleaded guilty To b.. sen
fenced on Friday, January 2Sth at 10 o'clock A. NJ
The People vs.. c. Harris and Frank Smith lin
formation for burglary Arraigned, both pleaded
guilty, waived time, and sentenced to one year
each in Folsom State Prison.
The People vs.. c. W. Brown Information for
grand larceny rraigned pleaded not guilty, and
remanded to County Jail for trial.
The People vs. II. S. Burnette, alias Samuel Davis
Information for grand larceny true name, II. S.
Burnette)-Arraigned, entered plea of not guilty,
remanded for trial.
The People VS.. Jack Lee, alias William Flemmng
Information for felony true name, William Flem-
reduced to assault Arraigned, pleaded guilty,
waived time, and sentenced to sixty days in the
County Jail.
J. s. Barnett vs. j. V. Sims ct al-Demurrer to
complaint argued and taken under advisement.
Estate OF Margaret Kneale, deceased-Will adj
mitted to pr, bate.
N. L. Drew vs.. c. L. Dingley ct al.-Change Of
venue granted to one of the superior Courts Of San
Francisco.
W L. Pritchard ct al. VS.. D. D. Whitbeck ct al
Judgment in favor of plaintiff,
Lorinda Washburn vs.. I. :. Wilkinson and wife
Judgment in favor of plaintiff and foreclosure OF
mortgage.
The People VS.. George Williams - Heretofore
convicted of robbery, sentenced for five years in
state Prison at Folsom
Adams, Mcneil & Co. vs. Hayford Bros & CO.
Default OF defendants James B. Hayford and Leon
Solomon entered.
Court adjourned.
To-pAY's CALENDAR.
The People vs. Gardner ct. al.
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A SOUTHERN FLAVOR.

There is genuine Southern favor about
that little election episode which was tele-
graphed yesterday. 1t was from Alabama,
to the effect that it had been developed at
an examination in the contest of Paul Stro-
bach against FL. A. Herbert, for seat in
Congress, that the Democratic Manager of
Election had thrown out 900 Strobach
"votes and substituted 300 Herbert votes,
causing thus difference of 600 votes at
&c one poll" As the Democratic Manager
of Election is said to have confessed this
himself, it is probably true. That it is at
all remarkable in Southern politics is how
ever not true At the Mississippi election
last summer the same kind of thing was
shown to have been done. not at one or two
polls merely, but all over the State, and
though the facts were certified to, and the
evidence was cumulative and convincing,
nothing whatever resulted from the In.
quiry. Whether any more satisfactory
results will be had m the present case re-.
mains to be seen. Probably there will be,
as the Democrats will henceforth not be in
a position to seat men who have not been
elected.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-27

THE SQUARE MAN.-The square man
mezzures the same each way, and haintigot
no wainny edges nor shaky lumber in him.
He is free from knots and sap, and won't
warp. He is kIear stuff, and L don't care
what yu work him up into he won't swell
and he won't shrink. He IL amongst men
what good kil-dried boards are among car
penters, he won't season crack 1t dom
make any difference which side ov him yu
cum up to, he IL the same bigness each
way, and the only way to get at him, emmy
how, IL to face him. He knows he is
square, and never spends emmy time trying
to prove it. The square man IL one of the
best shaped men the world has ever pro-
duced, he IL one OF them kind ov chunks
that kant alter tew fit spot, but yu must
alter the spot tew fit him. [Josh Billings.
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DIED.


Sacramento, January 25-Juhn Martin Basler, f
native of Switzerland, "a years, 2 months and !
days.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
his late residence, No. 1G06 street. between Tenth
and Eleventh, this afternoon at . o'clock
Buckeye Valley, Sacramento county, January 13-
Alice NJ. Woods, years, 10 months and days.
Buckeye Valley, Sacramento county, January 10
Susie NJ. Woods, year and months.
San Francisco, January 25-Frank Ellis Codge
eldest son OF W. ". Dodge, 20 years, months
and 81 days
walla walla, W. T., December 80, 1sSO-Robert
Summers, 81 years. formerly Of Suffer county,
Cal)
Mount Pleasant Iowa, December s, 1SSO-Samuel
Summers Gather of John II. Summers, of Michigan
Bluff, CALI, 76 years.
Santa Barbara, J nuary 10-Rosa Silva, year.
Marysyille, January 23-Bisent Forentno Del Porto,
months and days.
Near Turlock Station, stanislaus county, January
21-Robert Callen, % years.
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derived so much benefit from their labors
in the past, and that it would be a graceful
and generous act to provide them with a
retreat in which they could quietly pass
away their declining days, without being
degraded by the stress of poverty into loaf
ers and bummers. The design therefore is
good one, and if we could perceive clearly
how this bill can compass it, we should
be glad to give it our indorsement.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-27
Earon Won humboldt.

In his travels aid explorations in South
America, he became deeply interested in the
wonderful properties of the Coca plant. Con.
sumption and asthma. he says, are unknown
among the natives who use it, and it is further,
more conducive to longevity. The Coca forms
one Of the ingredients of the Liebig Co. S cele.
brated Coca Beef Tonic.
Beware of cheap, worthless limitations under
our and similar names. Ask for Coca Beef
Tonic.
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10000 LOAN WANTED.

A TS4 PER CENT. PER ANNUM INTEREST; IN
"A terest payable at the end of each six months.
Hail the principal payable III year, and other hall
in two years. Abundant security is ofered-in value
more than five times the amount OF loan sought.
The tax in the county is but Il per cent, making
net interest of per cent. per annum Full informa-
ton and satisfaction in regard to security given,
application to GEO D. FISKE, Woodland Cal. for
one week from this date.
January %, 1881. ja27-1w
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tSis understanding were allowed to go unin-
troublesome Golfers.

ti!ls understanding were allowed to go unin-
terrCpted.
Troublesome Golfers.
LONDON, January Goth. = A monster
meeting of golfers at Wigan yesterday de-
cided to stand out for an advance of 10 per
cent. After the meeting separated the golfers
visited several pits and did much damage.
The police, who were powerless, were stoned,
and number of them severely injured The
military have arrived to prevent further dis
order.
Continued Shake.up.
VIENNA, January 26th-Frequent shocks
OF earthquake have been felt at Agram dur
ing the past few days, and the panic has been
renewed.
Russian Success In Central Asia.
LONDON, January 26th.-General Skobeloff
telegraphs from Geoktepe on the 24th an
| nouncing that the Russians that day cap
tured Geoktepe and Dengiltepe after nine
hours fighting. and that the Tekke Turco-
mans are in full! retreat. Their loss was
enormous.
| LONDON, January 26th.-General Skobeloff
telegraphs further from Geoktepe as follows !:
The Turcomans were pursued and cut down
for distance of fifteen versts. Our victory
Is complete. We captured quantity of
arms, cannon, ammunition and provisions.
Our loss is now being ascertained Our
troops fought heroically.
Eighteen Persons Drowned.
PARIS, January 26th.-A boat used tor
harbor work at Cherbourg foundered, and a
crew Of eighteen persons were drowned.
Eight bodies have already been recovered
The EOer Outbreak.
| LONDON, January 26th.-General Colby
tslegraphs that he has reached the Ingogo
river without opposition from the Boer
| patrols, who are four miles distant.
CAPE Town, January 26th.-A skirmish-
| ing party from Governor Georges college
force has come in sight of the Beers patrol
A battle is expected tomorrow.
Marine Disaster in India.
LONDON, January 26th.-A report has been
received from Singapore that local trading
steamer has capsized. Seventy bodies have
been recovered, but many others were car
| ried away by the current.
Printing Establishment Burned.
| FLORENCE, January Goth. - The Royal
printing establishment has been totally de-
stroyed by fire.
Rains and Floods.
| MADRID, January 26th.-Rains and floods
continue in the south of Spain. In Ebro
valley the damage is very heavy, and near
Burgos, Valladolid and Bilboa it surpasses
that of the Murcean disaster. The snow fall
is the severest experienced for thirty years.
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TELECRAPHIC.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES To THE RECORD
UNION.
NATIONAL CAPITAL AFFAIRS.
Two Men Buried Alive in a Pennsylvania
Coal Nine.
THE GOVERNMENT AND THE CENTRAL PACIFIC.
Successful Filibustering in the Kouse OF
Representatives.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS.
Defeat of the Turcomans by the Russians
with Enormous Loss.
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IT SHOULD BE THE BUSINESS OF EVERY
ONE HAVING COLD to treat it promptly and
properly until it is gotten rid of-intelligent
experience fortunately presenting oura-
tive in DR.. Jayne's Expectorant, thoroughly
colds-allay any inflammation of the throat or
lungs, ard remove the distressing symptoms
of asthma or pleurisy
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-27

Speaking of Arizona, a resident of Tomb
stone says At present it is poor coun-
try it is too undeveloped there is little
or no demand, comparatively, for either
skilled or other labor, and everything con-
sidered, the wages are small To those
who have no more money than enough to
bring them here, would say stay whore
you are, at present at least. But to those
with a moderate amount of capital and
enerry would recommend Southern Arr
zona and New Mexico by all means.