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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12
Saar, aau(tI, Giftl uub gunsriA.

Die Ra9rt&tsn BON bee t1ntermas
lei Iauteu aInifis fur ben Wsiniod. Ruu
tn einem Gomstsniabrs io0 bod Der Dsiu
gut werbsn.
Sn Srter babsn BITE SfH,tere fat
bes Eaubenldtsssns bas S4teBen mad
@Iasbalen sinsefibrt.
Der 65uis unb bic R5uisin pom
Sa4isn babeu am o. SUM f4 Erier unh
ieiHe pieIen Observation-Disclosures auaeisber
unb I'D iebr Ic5snb bariber ausseipro1en.
Die .Saar,' i9reibt: Seusrbrlnfe
waren bisber cine sroBe SeItsnbsit su
SaarIouis unb tauu oaB man aIe IL BITS
Is Sobre einmal einen Isi4teu Raminbranb
ober stn ionffises tIsines Ssuer AZ ueraet&s
men bate, bas in Der RsssI TN gntfeben
erfidt wurbe. Seit GINGER Sett IN bas
anbers seporben unb bsute IL. Stunt baben
MIR felt 10 Wonaten 6as brittle S4abens
feuer 3u restffrtreu, wouoa stnes ben
Gbu,m unb bas Dad ~unierer Rir&e tn
Aide Ieste. Seute Ra4t um 2 ubr l&red,
ten bic SeuerfsnaIe unb Der Ruf Ssuer bic
ginuobner SaarIouis aus benz S&lafe auf.
gs brannte BEL benz Smstbusunternebmsr
unb Ruti9sr 9anbip in Der Ndbe bes Dos.
pitaIs IN, nsbsn Der Sficin Der 8. Stein'
iten Bu4brudsrei. Oas Ssuer, bas i1
anians nur iduad mar, fanb baIb tn ben
Ssrporrdtbsn Rabruns urb baIb mar bas
sanse Sunere bss Sauiss Bis auf ben uus
tern Stod niebsrssbrannt. Die bsiben
Nadbn bduisr fab lsidt beiddbist. lteber
bic eutitssuus bss 6sue,s 1T ME ssp65n,
LID ni4ts Ndbsrss b%stannt.
ausbsm 9anbtreis Grier wirb Witte
Stunt ssidrisbsn: Su ben GbdIsrn babeu
nis Rartoffsln, Defenders bic friben hur&
&sif uno 5roit ssIIttsu. 9isIfa4 iinb aud
Sobusn i4pars. Die pethSneue @o&e
muSts man Ssusr in ben Sfeu MAIDEN, 10
taIt mar IS. gass usrIaust mad Rssen;
alsin bic isst psrssbIi9. Sc wirb iebes
Sabr i5limmer, bsiBt ss aqssmsin. Dte
serinssrsn SauersIenru finb gang isrtis,
Die mittlsrsn nobsn earan. Muf un,dbiis
gen 9sfidtsn fam man Roth unb @nts
bsbruns. GUNNER unb Gorge Isien. Da,u
llnmutb uno grbittsrurs iber BITE 5orts
bauer bes gulturtampfss unb ieiner SoIssn.
IS 1T bObs 5sit sur tImtsbr.
am Ia Suni nabm Der Rebacteur Der
SOAR 9ts.-, bic in SaarIOuis sri9siut,
Abi4ieb pou ben 9slern um cine iensmo,
natIi4s Straie wsssu SreBuerssbea auaus
trstsn. Der e1Iturtampf Vt nod ni9t ,u
Gnbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12
b~erausnsbu,en, uerIor iebo9 bas @lel@ses
ut@t, fisI fopfiber binein unb ertrant.
Sterbeiale in Der Staot Qu~rembura.

Bonn 2. SUM: Ratbarina Berens, aft
"a Sabre. Gbefrau p. Bernard 3uana,
Ne4anifer. - /: Sobanua 2suiIe Bars
tbel. alt 33 s., ebsIos. So5ter .. Sobanr
gartbsl, Staats: YenHonirtsr. - }. L.:
Babara RidasIins 5sIoiie gutiIie Brim.
alspr, alt SO Sabre, Wittwe BON Sobauu
Bapttff 6rsies, seitIsbens 9rofsfor Dec
Ssi9sntunff am gtbsgdum; Sobaun Bap,
tiit Sslir gerrens. GomptabIe, alt So s.
= g.: Jobann Setter 5oubremont, oft g.
5, S9ubmater; gliie Warion, alt "a
Sabre, ebelos. - H.: Sobauu gbrijfop9
BsutIer. alt IS s., Muiftmsifier. = IL.
Ratbarina &rips, alt 46 8 sbsIos, God.
ter Doh NifOlas Rrips, Miusr. - IA.
Waria Wansbauien, aft So g., Sebamme,
gbefrau uon 2orsns Ebeato; Sob. Srau,
Rnsppsr. alt 81 s. sbsIos. = 49,: Ra,
tbarina Risfsr, oft sc S., gbsirau Don
RitoIas Sremer, gbsniir; COB. S9oetter.
alt SO s., Grofehor uub 9i~bIiotbstar an1
4tbenaum, Sffjisr Der gi9sn, Krone unh
Hittsr bes PreuBii9su Rrousu:O rbeus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12
u NJ.
Originate orreipanosn, Der .,ga,stts''


9~ursmburs ben 81 SUM- 1881. Ger
&eoactsar STE sIaubsu nidt, NH mel,
DER Spannuns bier bas @siuItat Der 8ab
len erwartst wurbe. Omar bate i'd per
i5nli4 suuerR&tli9s 5%ofiauns, baB Ssrr
6aut5e tn bie Rdmmsr ssudbIt pirbe, 6snu
brobsu tm @Isrfer Canton sibt ss nod Out
tatbOlii&e esute, Bite ss fanibid bintsr Ssp
Sbren babsn, unb srboif iinb ssasu bi,
nsussidmisbstsn 5uanssssisss unb lore
aufordnser. Sd mar bubsr aud nidt &c
waItts ibsrraiat, oils am Na9mitiaa bee
@abItasss bur@ Elm EsIsstamm bic Na&,
ri&t fi9 ustbreitete, bic Ssrrsn Jaliss unb
Blstsborf isisn In bic Rammsr aswdbIi
worben. Die GrwdbIuns Der be,bm
@eifIi4en risf In Der Sauptltabt cine bod
srabise Gufrssuns bsrOor. Sn bittsrb5isu
@eben crying f& Der faStii&s Sanbassl
2br b,ele @abIsn. Sn watbia,u
Sgottreben aos man In ben Gales uni
Btabi4aften ssssn He d la Don Quichotte
~ Gebe. gs ,eists f9 eth srsnssuloie,
DAB. absr m0sen bic SsusIibsyaIsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12

brummen, 10 uisI He wo0sn, ss biIft 50
men Ri4ts. Die @utseinnten babeu BIZ
@enustbuurs, bag bic Bosbsit ni1t i'm
mer ben Sies bapontrdst unb Oaut be,
aufri1ttsen @efuuuns Der Wdbler OH
benz 2aube III Der lmi9wung erfoIst
8drs bic Sa9e arbsrs aussei9Iagen, fo[It
man ben SubsI ssb5rt babeu. Der ecu
tel isIbft 5dtts ss bann ni9t ausbaItsr
m5asn.
SO4 bic ernffs Sa5e bat aud tire ipai,
itSs Settle. 60 er3ibIts mir Elm Sreunt
pom eanb bas 6oIssnbs:
S@on In 9ursm5u,g bate id senuaiam
@sIsserbsit !Seuss 81 iein Der glbittsruns,
NIT weldsr gar uisls Seriouen ssgsn bic
beioen @eiftli4sr, 5rn. Salise uno 6rn.
greisborf, wsssu ibrsr grudbluns ais Oe
putirte Ios3osen unb f9 in ben frs9fen,
ip6tiiidfen &sbsn sesen bisisIbsu ersin.
gen. Ills i5 aber i'm Coupe iaB, in pel.
dem bas ReiuItat Der 0ablsn auf's elf.
,islts bsipro1en uurbe, fsiieItsn bic bier
obsebalteneu Debattsu meme sanse auf
mertiamtsit. Da paren tbrsr ni9t ueni.
ger aIs ssbn IiberaIe @robmduIer, bic nit
sinsra sinaissn SssIirser Bauer bisputir
ten, enti4iebsu ssssn bic Ssrrsn Sanise
uHo Breiseorf wareu, unb in alien m6gli
den EcnaIten f4 .sssen bisisIbsu IosIiss
sen. Absr ntein gutter Ssslinser Bauer
mar eine fsrrise, rittsrIt9e Hatur, Der
bas Sert auf benz rsdtsn Sled bate, unb
siRs ecu5s fur bic ssiiiIi5en Osputirtsn
bre4eno uHumwunben unb tIar ben 3ebu
bic 0a5rbeit 10 berb iasts u. in 10 tlaren
Ansbrideu bic Ge1te bic 9siiIi1en per
uerfott, baB bic MaulbsIbsn Inn suIest
ni4t mebr entsssen3utrstsn wastsn uno
perffummtsu. A6sr au9 gu 0~ursmbura in
stnsm GAZE, NO Der bsiaste Seslinssr elm
Slas Bier trsnt, unb no Der Dirtb fit
sspaltts ssssn SIN. 6auiss e~rsifsrte unb
9sgsn ibu pettsrIe, trat mein btsberer Ses.
!,nser bsi elmer sunSsn @eisuf9aft Mist
usniser une,idroten fir ben Dsputirtsn
oes 9anisns Glsri auf unb bic Stabiber,
rem tonnten lid wobI bapon iibsr5eussn,
nit wsl9sr a~sberlessnbsit aud elm einfa.
der Bauer bas &s9t 5u psrfe9t.n weis,
uenn ss ii4 UNI cine quite Sa9e banbeIt
aIs Der 8irtb iab, bag sr nidt Wsiffsr
uaro, brummts er nod etuas iber Muma.
Bung Der Sfuffsn unb IisB bas @Ias Bier
auf ben Soben fallen. rDas t5nnt Sbr
auf benz 5In. Saui;s feline Rs9nuns ies.
,sn!' ilsts Ia4snS Der OssIinser unb snt:
fsrnte ii4.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12

4m Stuyffmontas reiits Der Gerber unb
Birtb Styout pom 9irtsen nod Der Wo.
lei, um 8sin ~ faufsn. Gr foate am
anbern Gage mad 5auie 3u,iidtebrsn
aueir er tam nidt wieosr unb 1T aud bic
asuts ni4t gum 9ori9sin setommen.
Ssine 6amiIie bsunrubists li4 nidt wsniu
i6er isin Iansss ausbIsibsn unb ttIeara
pbsrts mad WOrmeloinsen, Oh Stront ni4t
bort lei, oosr Oh man i'm ni9t anberwdrts
asisbsn babe. Die Antuort tam ,urid.
Niemanb babe i'm In WormsIbinget aeIe
ben; aud anbsrpdrts rpoute man nidts
ibsr isin 9srbIsibsn piHsu. Die aedna
itiste 6amlIis i3i6te nun 2suts nod allen
soften aus, nm TIN aufyuiu9en. gnbli4
wurbs Stront's SUIT, Stcd unb, wie man
iast, feline bIutbsfsdtsn RlsiSer in einsm
8sinbsrse swii9sn DormsIbinssn uub
gbnsn aufssfurbeu. aber teiue Spar mics
earauf bin, no Strout ssbIisben isi. Oas
bier Elm seuaItiamsr llsbstfal, Worb unb
Bsraubuns. fattssiunbsn babe, Id6t wobl
taum eineu 3utiisI ibris. is 1T taum
gu bsnteu, bag er, wirtli5 ermorbet, DER
idar,t worbsn 1T; ss III DisImsbr an,u
nebmsn, baB Der esi9uam, nit einsm
Steine bei@msit, in bic Woisl p~erienti
wurbe, babsr mar bsnIslben aud BIS iest
nod ni4t aufinben tonnte.
gu anfans bss Wonats Sani ersisnsts
ta Elm stdsli3sr Worb. pom benz man
iast. baB Is elm Raasatt ssusisn, an ct
mem bebdbiseu Bauer tn sinem preuBil4en
@rsn,borfs, tn Der Ndbs pou Boaenbo,f
Wan srsd5It bic SADIE TO: Guf elmer In
ieusr 9sssnb ssbaItenen 5oIsuerfsissruns
iteissrte sin Wann isin Btbarf an Brenn
boIb. Der Bauer, wsl&er bic Ysriisise.
rang belt. mo9ts ben bsiastsn Wann absr
ni4t fur 3ablunssfdbis balten, ODER Ct bait,
iouif gtwas sessn benisIbsu, tur3um er
ltes ibu bas Sol, ni4t Sui9Iasen. Darob
bemd@tiste f4 bsftiser Corn bes Gnfei
ssrers unb CT isa benz Bauer bic 3or
nesworts sntseseussi4leubert baben
,Oas wsrbe ID Dir auf cine anSsrs ari
eiutrdutsn. Du ioqf on mid bsntsn Il
S6aii6s @sbanfsn ftiesen In isinem @eiiis
auf unb CT Iausrte benz Bauer auf, oils Der,
islbs init Der 6susrnts bei9dftist mar. Su
elmer Wisie ers,tif er bic Genie unb mil
sswaItisem &rt mdbte er benz Bauer. aul
ben sr ben t0btIi9sn SAP sswOrfsn bate,
ben Ropf ab.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-12-27
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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-12-27
NOTES

Philadelphia pays about 81, SOC, 900 annually
for the support of schools.
The London Observer says that too much
of the proceedings in the Gui.eau trial are a
public scandal.
b Correct list Of the victims of the Ring the
atre fire, issued by the police court, gives the
whole number at T94, of whom IA were le-
gally identified.
a Madrid Santanda dispatch says that the
excitement caused by the accommodation
of three liberal journalists is SO great that
the clergy, not wishing to excite the popu.
lace, refused to read the mandate from the
pulpit.
Colonel J. Timberlske, protector of the
St. Phillips canal, near New Orleans, and Of
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railway,
died in New York on Saturday.
Bob Ingersoll, attorney for the Salisbury
mail combination, argued before the second
assistant postmaster general, Tuesday, TO show
that certain deductions for Donperformancs
Of contract were improper. The rulings oi
the department were generally sustained.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-12-27
OVER-CAPITALIzED MINES.

This journal has frequently given its views
upon the subject Of the over capitalization Of
mines. In common with the independent
press of the country. which are not owned
and dominated by wildcat mine adventures,
il telicitAtes itself that it has accomplished
something in the interest of reputable mine
owners and the communities where such
mine are situated. A somewhat respectable
author.ty--.he New York Herdld-of the
IL h, says: "There is a movement on foot In
mining stock circles dow tow for a reform
in the present system of capitallzing mines.
Many properties dealt in al The two exchanges,
devoted to dealing in mining securities, are
admitted to be capitalized at absurdly high
figures, aud it is believed the present dizziness
Of trade and the distrust with which a min
ing enterprises are regarded by the general
public are due in a great measure to the fact
that the people who notice certificates ola par
value of say $25 selling at a market price of a
| few cents, fancy there is something irregular
and dishonest about the whole scheme, and
stand aloof from it. A bill will probably be
introduced, when the Legislature meets, pro-
viding for a uniform system Of capiLalizins
all aiming properties dealt in here"
AS a generAilbusiness proposition, property
that possesses intrinsic merits does not need
to 90 before the public on false pretenses.
Giving a name to a thing does not change its
c'laractes "Why bless your soul, honey
OATS de name of It," was the explanation OF
.he wench that cried shot corn and sold
| cold but this explanation will not pass in
tran.acticns Of greater magnitude. Printing
$50 on q fifty cent certificate does not
change its character. The seeming advant.
ages OF ever- capitalization are delusion. The
secretary Of the mining exchange says: "Nher
the shares are 30 few traders are afraid to sell
stock short, as they could easily be cornerad
This is an advantage. 1t is well to have stocI
sold short occasionally, as it helps to make
market. SO far as it lies in their power, the
exchange has already Instituted some reforn'
in this matter, and when a mine is sought t.
be listed at an extravagln capitalization, as
for instance, 100000 shares, the committed
declines TO consider the application" 1t re
quires no great amount of business ssgacit,
10 appreciate that the genuine mining inter
est OF The country 10 now suffering from per
uicioss methods that have characterized tn,
stocking of mines in the past. If an,
cemn unity will see to it that capital is no
systematically plundered through the tact
consent of mining communities, then can ]
be expected hat capital will coztinus teinves
in mines.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-12-27

THE JEANNETTE FOUND.

The tidings of the finding OF the lost
10 the hearts of people everywhere in the CIV
ilized world. 1t had been SO long absent,
ard had so long eluded me search Of the va
rious expeditions that had been sent out,
that all people everywhere, excepting the
brave-hearted wifi. of Capt. belong, had
given up the vessel and crew as lost. The
faith even Of this lady may have been o. the
quality that inspired Lady Franklin 10 equip
aud send eut parties TO search fer her ILL
fated husband. The Jeanette sailed from
San Francisco on July s. 1879, unde The
ommand Of Lieut.. Geo. W. belong, for 4
voyage OF polar exploration by way of
Behring's straits. She pa, in at two or three
ports in Alaska for supplies and to leave let
tiers, aud was sighted on September I'd by a
whaling bark to the south Of Wrangel land.
On the following day other whalers sighted
her stean,ing due north for Herald Island.
She was then about twenty miles from tbs
coast OF WIangsl land. Since that day, un-
til the discovery of which the telegraph brings
US tidings, no man has seen her.
1t is known that it was the intention of the
Jeanette, when she left San Francisco, to
mako WrsnSsl land, from which point hel
voyage of exploration would proceed, and
there is no reason to doubt that shs did rescl
that. island, as when last seen she was
Going in the direction and at . rate O
speed that would soon take heI
there. Hence subsequent explorations IL
search Of her have directed their search K
that locality. The steamer, Tom Csrwin
which recently returned from Nrangel land
which MAS taken possession of in the nams
of the United States, saw no traces ~anywher'
upon the island that would lead to %conjec
ture that the crew Of the Jeannetts had spen
a winter there. Where she has been and whs
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-12-27
The Peruvian Revolutie

b.. -. .4L-. .H-HN HhHH |##HL
PANAMA, Dec. 10.-A Lima CORE,
ent, under date of Nov. 16, saws,
rumors as to a visit of the Alaska.
were rife last, week, but which no Oh.
lied, have proved to have been found
facts. She called at Mollendo and Ian
brother of Garcia Caldeion, who is ,
have been a bearer of funds and instr
for the leaders Of the revolution /,
Pieralta. There seems to be truth
statement, since, directly after her arb
this city, troops were hurri=dly il
in the direction of Ayacuch@
headquarters of Pieralta and his tried
at present the capital of Peru. Amal
his foil wers a I'd all European did
who have never ceased to recognise III
the head Of the republic, what the pea
The United States will say when they
that one of their war vessels has been
assist a party in a civil strife ran read
imagined. The superior officers of tn
are not at all satisfied at this duty eli
the Alaska by Aipistar Hurlbut. Had
been for their remonstrapces the act
have become yet more serious.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-12-27
RAILROAD DEMONSTRATION.

Al it is new definitely settled that the first
passenger train will reach Butte tomorrow
evening, it has been suggested that an event
OF so muchimportance in our history should
be appropriately csmnlemorated. Whatever
may be the sentiments of the various mem
bers of the community upon collateral ques-
tions connected with railway management
regard to the civillzing and life. giving i'm
petus these conveniences of moo ern progress
impart to humanity. As men are brought in
more frequent contact with their ~fellowEen
and are placed on an elevated plain where
their survey Of the worlds doings is wider
and more intelligent, then business activity,
life, IL anhooa, and all that makes living de-
sirable, increases, and they become better Or
worse. As nc community can exist where the
worse elements predominant, it must fellow
hat there will be a preponderance of good
from the event that will be consummated here
to morrow night.
This will he an opportunity that this COM
mupity, that has achieved somsthing of =
reputation as a wide awake ard active peo-
pie, who lave the hay seed combed out of
their hair and have a habit of d Ing appro-
pirate things at appropriate times, cannot af-
ford 10 omit. There have been no cummuni-
ties anywhere that have neglected to recog-
nizs and fitly celebrate events of such imper-
snce IN their social relations. Without fur
tier preamble, then, it is proposed
hat in accordance with tie estab-
lished fitness Of things, the energetic
citizens of this place. preceded by a band
aud bearing torches in their hands proceed to
welcome the incoming locomotive, TO listen to
the words of greeting that may there be eX:
changed, and perhaps to commune in spirit
among themselves and the railroad authori-
tiss. A shake purse will be made up to-day
10 put this business spon a sound financial
basis, and as many of our people as can ought
to arrange their affairs so rs to witness the
f. ST entry Of a passenger train into Butte.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-12-27
THE SCHOOL HOUSE QUESTION

The verdict of the common sense OF this
community and the deliberate Judgment OF
some of its most eminent citizens, nave a.
ready rendered it q settled fact that the pres
ent school building is utterly unfit for schooi
purposes. Nothing remains to be done tut =
duly authorized disposition OF the properly
for other purposes, which disposition may se
reasonably expected to replenish the school
fund with means to build other school houses,
and will be doubtless effected as soon as
Professor Smith returns home, SO that the
Board of Trustees can hold a legal meeting.
Every body understands this except our
brilliant evening contemporary, which aweke
yesterday for q brief period from Its dream OF
Anglo Mormon supremacy, and dealt the sub
ivct a series of startling blows which have
knocked it into the middle of next week.
With its peculiarly pondereus dignity tho
evening oracle gives vent to the following:
ave have thus the means at hand 10 make
a good start tow ards all c~tficient public school
system but the Trustees cannot act without
authority from the city government. would
l. not be we'll for eur. citizens to meet 10
gether on a public call, discuss the matter
fully, lay their views before the Mayor snc
CITY Council in the form of a memorial, ask
ing that an election be held to determine
whether a given sum Of money shall be ex-
pended in b .ildipg certain school houses, and
how that money is to be raised?
= And County Superintendent Hassell makes
the declaration that 3 school building con
demned by The popular judgment has lost its
usefulness"
Win some angel or minister Of grace ill.,
form us what right The city government has to
authorizs the school trustees to act? Is 1t u
dream, or is the cotem. attempting to erect a
limited monarchy on the British plan? Is
this an inspiration Of the London Times, or
the Daily Evening Ottawa Gunwad? For
such maunderings there can be but one ex
cuse, the tlme-honored one made for all
bloody Britishers-that "the country is so
blarsted new, you know, by Jove!' Not to
speak of the veriant freshness Of the visiting
British lion himself. We pause for a repy.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-12-27
THE CHINESE QUESTION.

This question has again broken upon this
community in full force. The "irrepressible
conflict" that turks in it is an organized
eruption, ready to break forth at any time.
The dignity of labor is not a mere sentiment
with the American people. Brute labor, that
has no intellectual or social warts to crafty,
no children to EDUCATE to good citizenship,
cheapest clothing, and be sheltered in the
saeanest novels, has neyer been esteemed for
the we fare of society. The children of men
brought into competition with labor Of That
class are shut out frsm rising in the world.
As an abstract question economists and nsr-
alists have but one opinion upon his ques-
ton. Both psrties III the Pacific States and
Territories, where the blighting influences OF
this servile labor have been most felt, have
selemnly and publicly exerted themselves in
the direction II its discontinuancs. The
Democratic National Convention in 1880
adopted as one of its planks: mo more Chi
nese immigration, except for travel, educa-
ton and foreign commerce., and therein cara
lilly SUAlhCu III puioAaASS 4 e"'~ ~
eral sentiment this government last year con-
cluded a treaty with China for the restriction
Of further immigration.
In reference to guarding against the future
there is no adverse sentiment on this Il l~estion
except with those extreme humanitarian who
bl&ther about the "fatherhood OF God and the
brotherhood of man" How to DIAL with the
question as we find it in our midst, is 4 PROB
lem ef extreme difficulty. As . general
proposition civilized communities are sup
posed to proceed according TO the form. of
law in Kidding themselves OF public and prt-
vate nuisances. A Chinese alien has no right
to 60 upon the public domain for the purpose
OF entering mining or agricultural land, or TO
cut timber on the public land. In fact citi-
ems cutting timber Oh the public lands, ex-
opt for agricultural or mining purposes, are
themselves trespassers. A legislature OF Mon
tsna some years ago sought to regulate the
tenure to realty 50 that Chinanan could not
become owners, but the law was decided III,
constitutional. Cinnamon become purchasers
of property they are unable TO enter, and are
employed % work in mines, and by a parity
Of reasoning Call be lawfully employed to cut
timber on the public domain. There does MOI
appear to be any law to eject them, and there
does not, in the instance that occurred re-
cent?. in this vicinity, appear to have beer
such al emergency, a. to havs compelled al
entire community to become q law unit,
themselves.