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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
n. rev. fan.

Complaints have Of late bssn made -
70 the condition Of the old town jail Of
Gold Hill. whore offenders that m n.
rested in the night are kept until such
time % Il ID found convenient to transfer
them to Virginia next day: There 10 no
jailsr employed. but It must b. some
body's business to see that It 10 kept
clean Of hlth. Il will not now bear In.
spsotion BY any person having An eye 10
oissulinsss. II the police ofaosr Who
arrested and Imprisoned John Doe lnt
night. took pity on him for having to b
confined In suoh . dirty place and for
that reason let him 60 this morning With.
ont trial, be should b commended for
his mercy. The place needs the attsn-
don Of the Board OF Health II thsrs v
nobody else 10 zee 70 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
Destructiye Storm in iowa.

Drs MorNrs, June l4.-ons Of the
most dsstrusuvs storms that ever visited
Central Iowa swept through hsrs Sunday
afternoon and evening. Hailstonss the
size Of goose eggs fell, breaking glass
and killing live stock. poultry and game.
The Bsptiat church was struck by light.
ming and the roof burned. Halt . dozen
houses were blown down. At Rising
Sun, one Erickson and his wife and baby
we're blown q quarter Of . mile. The
wiis's mind 10 badly affected. John
walters house was demolished aud his
child killed. In Grant township . child
Of D. johnson was killed. The crops
we're beaten TO the ground IN Casey. and
one house blown away. Many houses
were demolished. Blk inches Of ball
laid on the ground. Robert Tfovbridgs
and Herman Rathburn we're killed By the
lightning, three miles north OF Extra.
while In Q wagon. One farmer lost
every hill Of corn In thirty. acres BY the
Wind,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
Pacific Coast Postal Changes,

wAsHmoTox. June 14.-Ths follow
Ing are Pacific coast postal changes for
the week ending June IL: Establishsd-
Conlsy. Sacramento county. California,
Charles Connolly. Postmaster; Warner,
San Diego county. California. Andrew
Linton, Postmaster; S.dalie. Spokane
county, Warrington Territory; John E.
Bruce, Postmaster snipes, Yskams
county, Washington Territory. William
+. Longmere. Postmaster; Dudlsyyills,
Pinsl county. Arisons. William D. Hsr.
ripgton, Postmaster. discontinued
Santa Msrearits, Ban Luis Obispo
county, C~alifornia; Ysrbs, Los Angeles
county, C~aliiornia; Norton, Clseksmss
county, Oregon. Postmsstsrs Appointed
Alexander Patterson. Balstop. Polk
county. Oregon Clarence T. Waller.
Psrrydsls, Polk county. Oregon; John
Dibb. C~annonvills. Iron county. Wssh'
ington Territory; ]. ]. Adams, Brigham
city, Yavspai county, Arizona.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
Branch Rslrosd fransaotion.

Nsw Yosx. June 2.-Ths TINES says:
Il has been reported on Wall street for
several days past that the Union Pacific
Railroad Company have decided to build
. branch line Of road. $50 miles long.
from . point between Sidney and obey.
snns, to connect with the lines Of the
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Com
psny ct Baker Oay. Oregon. and that
10 raise the necessary funds they pro.
pose to issue to each holder OF 100
shares Of Union Pacific stock 5000 hrst
mortgage bonds Of the new road Of par.
but without guarantee, and TO- give ~
q bonus ten shares Of the stock OF the
new company. The Officers Of the Union
Pacific have. however, psrsistsntly Do.
MED the truth OF the story. Ysstsrd.y
II was announced privately 70 stock.
holders that the rights above detailed
would accrue only 70 stockholders Of
record on Saturday last, and numerous,
protests we're sent In against closing the
books In such an arbitrary manner With.
ont notioe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
What Poyhsll's owner says.

New Yonx, June 14.-In oonyerss.
ton yesterday Mr.. Kssns said TO . re-
porter: ~ was not at all surprised 1t
the victory Of Foxhall. have been sx-
pscting Il ever since he went into train.
Ing. Ny trainer told me yesterday that
Foxhall was In the best Of condition.
and I expected the victory which ! have
won. Il 10 . great thing for America,
coming a. Il does 30 o after the win.
ming Of the Derby BY an American horse.
II Europeans have not yet discovered
that We can raise better colts than they
can, We will force them TO msfs the dis.
covsry before long. The Derby and the
Grand Prix have now been won by
America, and those are the two greatest
races Of Europe in which American
horses are allowed 10 compete. This
year will prove . memorable one In the
history Of the American turf, because
this year We have absolutely torn the
laurels from the brows Of European turf.
men and placed them upon our own
heads"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
raress-Harksrs

Agents Of seeidsntinsuranos companies
viii not insure person Who scts - mark.
Or at the target Of . military company.
The position 10 not usually considered .
dangerous one. yet scarcely Q shootios
season passes that one or more Of the
markers for the Comstock companies do
not get struck with pieces Of bullsts.
sometimes inAiodug painful wounds.
Last Sunday the marker ct the target OF
the National Guard (R. w. Buresss) had
the top Of his hssd severely cut By these
pieces, which.s are called spatters. He
vas standing behind the heavy Iron tar
get there. and. fanoyine he heard
some one ~whistline. which 10 done to
cell Q marker In. he raised the danger
sisnal before stepping In front. The
sisnal was not noticed st the target.
house. and Just - be moved to the side
some one nrsd and the spattsrs struck
Mr.. Burgess on top Of the head. making
almost . continuous cut from the front
to the back Of his crown. He was not
fsllsd to the ground. but says the blow
appeared to Be from . huge sledgs ham
msr In the hands OF . bravny miner.
He II getting along al right.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
Ipipsr's Opera nssss.

John T. Raymond. supported BY his
own New York company. will appear ct
Pipss's Opera House tomorrow (wsdnss-
dsy) night in the laushabls comedy
"Frssh. the American" This play
abounds In funny incidents, and In the
hands Of Raymond cannot fall to please
our thsaisr-goins people. The Ban Fran
cisco Post says the play II . fantastic
tissue Of absurd incidents. serving to
display the native shrswdnsss OF the
average American. who hssitatss at moth.
ing and comes out right every time. His
enemies try to ruin him at Nice at the
gambling rooms. bot the smart and
wealthy American breaks the bank. Mr..
Rsymond's adventures are almost - IL
trsordinsry a. the hero In jules vsrns's
Round the World In Eighty Days"
Mr.. Raymond has. 10 Ferdinand Merry
Frssh." part peculiarly adapted to bis
own style. and OF which hs makes the
most.
Reserved seats can now be secured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
Railroad Rivalry.

CHICAGO, June A. ispatchss from
A.ohison. Kansas, tsy that Gould hs'
alsd articles Of association for . com
psny to extend the Missouri Pacific IA
Omaha. The Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy managers declare they will aI
once eommspos the construction Of Z
line from Beatrice, Nsbrssks. 10 salins.
kansas, cutting across three Of Gould'l
roads, and stopping the profitable live
stock trafio Of the Union Pacific. They
claim Gould u violating his agreement,
that he should stop building In Nsbrssks
II they waited i've ysars TO extend thsii
linz 70 Denver.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
A PROPHECY.


An itinsrant negro. claiming to b
blind. who has been sxhortips The nm
cody Of Virginia to repentance for some
time past. has descended to unplsassnt
personalities In regard to those Of his
own color Who have refused 10 be hum
busssd into giving him money. Ysstsr,
day be became somewhat vraahy. and
prophesisd that Virginia City would
b swallowed up. sush. whyfo'f Cos
dsy not euv me nut money 10 pay .
boSy to lead me round town. NOR nufdn'
else, and Dc city would b swallowed up.
suah, for DER vick'dnsss."
From the vile language the fellow
sometimes gives uttsranos 70. he should
not b permitted to speak upon the
streets within the hearing Of passing
ladiaa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14

The old City Jail In Virginia IL still
run % . separate institution. notvith.
standing the recommendation Of the
Grand Jury that II b abolished and the
prisoners there be transferred to the
County Jail. The Commissioners have
not, 90 far, taken any notice OF the
recommendation.
Mrs. Castins OF Virginia, who was
charged with insanity BY her nsishbors,
was found BY the examining physicians
to DO "perfsotly sane but very nervous"
She wal released BY order Of the court.
Applicants for teachers certificates
should remember that the examination
will bs held at the Fourth Ward school
house. Virginia, and commence June "a.
Constable Sexton and Deputy Folsom
Of Gold Hill last night captured three
more Cinnamon violating the opium law.
The officers saw them smoking.
Mrs. Kate Buckley has hled with the
Recorder . declaration Of homestead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
An.r.ss. ssrsss Report

San FRAScnco. June is ,. NJ
Bullion. s3e bid. 800 asked; Union Con-.
l4k asked. l4k sales; Sierra Nevada, isH
bid; Mexican. l2k asked. l2N sales; Utah.
lik bid; Hale / Norcross. Z IS bid; Gould
I Curry. 81 asked. 81 sales; Bslohsr. Q 90
asked; Crown Point. Q 90 bid. 2 20 asksd;
Best 4 Belehsr. l5s bid; Sierra Nevada.
10 asksd. i6 sales; ophir. sH bid; Mexican
Is sales; Union. IAN sales; Justice. $50
bid; Yellow Jacket. 9 asksd. 81 bid; Con.
Virginia. 81 bid. 8 90 asksd. . 90 sales;
Albion. 8 10 asked !; Alta. I bid; Grown
Point. 8 asked. q 90 sales; Andes. . IS bid;
California. l IS bid; Yellow Jacket. 81 bid
81 sales ; Day. I IS bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
Cordial Relations between the Pres.
ideut and Secretary Blaine.

wAszIxoToS. June 14.-Thsrs 10 not
. particle Of truth In the reports 90 per-
sistsntly circulated from here OF oold'
ness between the President and Score
ts.y Blaine |; on the contrary the conn.
dsnos OF the President 10 Blains's friend
ship ~ an individual and bis loyalty 70
the public interests has been increased,
II possible. siBos the 4th Of last March.
Secretary Blaine has been very careful
to keep strictly within the bounds Of his
ofaeiai duties and relations, and be has
never volunteered any advice to the Pres
idant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
A RseemnssAssiss % The arsnd
Jasy Acted Upon.

On the rsssssmblins Of the County
Commissionsn, after rscsss yesterday
afternoon. Commissioner wsbbsr recon-.
msndsd that the propristy Of retaining
OF Diminishing the Deputy Constablss (ss
recommended by the Grand Jury) be
submitted to the Committee on Justices
Courts. and that they report at the next
meeting.
Chief Of Police Bradley was instructed
to confer with the Committee on Cities
Eraser and wsbber) 10 reference to all
printing needed BY him In his official
capacity.
Bills amounting to 1891 70. on ao.
count Of the city OF Virgins. and $l07 %.
on account Of the town Of Gold Hill.
we're allowed.
Adjourned to Tuesday. June II. ct
7:S0 p. u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
The 'B,ibery Investigation at Al.
bany-Bfadley festiAes.


ALBANY, June 14.-Brsdlsy testified
that there Vas DO dIseord OF fsotional
fight between him and Sessions. although
all Of the party did not indorss Sessions
sction ct Chicago; thought be did not
tell O. p. Ingsrsoll he bad voted for
Conkling and Plat for the last time;
would not make . direct answer whether
hs told Dunnsll Of the New York Nmes
he would vote for Drpew hereafter; did
not think hs told him or Lyman B.
Smith Of the Buffalo Courier that outside
money Vas given witness By IN outside
Lobbyist; vss positive be did not
tell r. II. Miller. Of Chattsuqus. %;
do not remember saying In Kslly's
cigar store, In 0lssn. Sunday, that there
was CONSERVATION In store for the pso-
pie Of Albany; thought be did say be
could get $500 for voting for Dspsw and
q the same time plssss bis constituency,
bus aid be would not do II; did not tell
the Postmaster he could get $500 to
vote for Dspsv; thought that from the
street and nswspsper talk that some
members Of the Legislature could Be
bought; his VA the only case IN which
he knew OF 40 Offer being made. except,
perhaps, Mr.. Young's. Rsosss.
REDIRECT examination - Was greatly
excited after making speech. and gave
CODY Of II to the 6rst reporter who asksd
for IL. In regard to bis talks ct Olsan,
bs vss thinking Of the star route dc.
yslopmsnts; thought hs eould get $500
from the lobby Of Albany. because they
v.re very energetic Tor Depsw; have not
drank even cider sipcs I lett the Insbnsts
Asylum In 1871. nor sauces In which
brandy or wine IL used. His misststs.
ment 70 bis partner about signing the
right Of way In the Pssleg Railroad mat
ter was the result Of forsstfulnsss, NOT .
desire to deceive; no one ever suggested
the making OF . false charge against
Ssssions OF anyone else.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14

fearful Cycloses IN the Sorsh'
west Great Loss Of Life-iefri'
Bic Slaughter OF Farm Animal
and Destruction to Property asd
Crops.
81. JosrrH, No.. June 1.-THE
Hmoh says: Sunday vas . terrible Day
for cyclones In the northwest. The a.
mosphsrs pressure was very great De-
tween 1 and s o'clock In the afternoon,
and during that one short hour no lees
than three "twistsrs" dealt death and
destruction In - many paths. The hrss
that come to the knowledge Of the
Herald was from King City ssd vicinity.
This cyclone started near Savannah. An
drew county, and its course vss north:
east, through Flag SPRING. and King
City. Many houses were destroyed. and
not LEES than twelve lives Lost In Andrew
county. At Flag Springs and King CITY
tbs distraction was much greater, the
loss Of HE In that vicinity being prob
ably Aity. men, woman and ehiidren'
The public school building Of kiog City,
. large brick. was fsxsd 70 its founds'
ton. Hundreds Of horses, oattls. hoss
and sheep were killed, q man losing
eighty cattle, another Eixty sheep ana
another seven horses.
Another Cyclone started d Winslow,
Dskalb county and another started Jour
miles southwest Of Ros%ndsls. Andrews
county, and passed eastward n mile
south OF Rossudals. The course OF oil
the above cyclones Vas east By south.
east. Another started eight miles north.
west OF Hopkins. In Nodawsy county.
It, course for twelve miles being south
east. It VA o~ns-fourth OF . mile wide.
and nothing escaped destruction In itl
track. Many lives have bssn lost In oil
Of the cyclones and the d~sstruetion 70
property, which cannot now b sstA
mated. 10 very great.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14

Attorney General Murphy oams up to
the Comstock this morning.
State superintendent D. B. Sessions
was on the Comstock again today.
Superintendent z. D. Boyle, Of the
Alta, came back from San Francisco this
morning.
Msjor-Gsnsral John Hancock Dennis,
he Of the Tusearora Nmss-Rsviao, ID
around shaking hands today.
8. 8. Sears. Of the Elko hdspsndut.
10 viewing the situation on the Com.
stock. BE II accompanied BY his wife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
Tho Yanias Cyclone.

TorrxA, June 1a.-Storiss Of hair.
breadth escapes continue to come In
from the storm district. and new reports
Of damage 10 crops, houses. cattle and
glass are received. Some people were
stripped Of their clothing and entirely
ruined In property. Several people we're
injured near 0livst, and one has since
died. Mr.. Roseersniz and John Harper.
living near Mslvsrn, are known 70 havs
been killed and many nsishbors badly
hurt. The list OF Totally destroyed
buildings IL very long. Their fragments
are found for miles from their site.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14

]. 8. Ksnssn. ]. p. Smith, John
Rothenbucher and J. W. 0rndorf, four
Comstoek hunters. narrowly escaped bs-
ing killed by the down passenger train
last evening. They had been out hunt
ing and we're returning homo In . rock
away. and had barely crossed the rail-.
road track at . point near the south end
OF wsshos Lake, whom the train whixzed
BY. As the crossing IL In Q cut that pre-
vents Q view OF the track. the train was
not seen, and. had the party been Q seo'
ond later. they would have been run
over. All hands turned pale at the peril
they had escaped. and Immediately
"pipsd to grog 7" to restore their nerves.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14

John Robertson. alias Kennedy. AZ
rested Sunday in an opium den. . day
or two since informed . fsllov-workman
that ''hs had Q soft game in Gold Hill.
and didn't have 10 20 to Virginia 10
smoke opium; that the Gold Hill Officers
we're sslssp." Scarcely tventy-four
hours passed after the remark was ut
tered bsfors Mr.. Robertson was behind
the bars. II there are other white per
sons indulaing In the habit here. they
do 90 very slyly. Virginia has plenty OF
them, however, who 20 about 10 openly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
The Brsvsrs' strike.

new Yolx, June 14.-At the brswsrs'
meeting on Saturday paper. signed By
workmsn Of brewers in Brooklyn. was
received. In which Il was stated that they
had decided upon Withdrawing from the
Brewers Union. because they bad only
gone on . strike upon the false state
msnts OF their leaders, and that. TO thsii
best knowledge. the whole movement
smana,sd from. and has been iostsrsd
By, some sooialistio sgitators Who wsrs
paid Sl6 . day By that party 70 work up
strike.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14

The City Bakery and Restaurant Of
Fiixmsisr 4 Armbrust. at No. "a North
O street. Virginia, maintains its we'll
established reputation ~ . ant.elass
place, and the rspstatisn 10 wsll.medted,
too. The bakery produces excellent
bread. pies and cakes, and the restaurant
IL we'll supplied with al the dsliosoiss
Of the season. In connection With their
bakery they manufacture choice candles.
and BY that o always keep fresh
svsstmsats on hand. Bee their advsr.
tissmsnt under "Nsw Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
Ceav,es.a Of opium snskisg.

John Robsrtson. alias Kennedy. ar
rested Sunday night In Gold Hill and
charged with violating the opium law
was found guilty in Justice Flaming.
hams Court this afternoon and SEN
fenced To pay a Ans Of $40 or stay ten
days in the county jail. He went 10 jail.
The two Cinnamon found in the house
whore Robertson Wal caught, and arrest
ed for having opium. etc.. In their pos.
session, are having their trial a. the pa
Der poes 10 press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
plaine Healthy:

NEW Yoax. June IA World Wash.
instou special says: The stories about
Biains's illness NJ untrue. he was
psysr mora robust In his lie. he has
had nothing to do with the New York
6aht. and means 10 have nothing to do
With Il. BE keeps up his ooumuniea.
lions with his department By telephone,
and eoss thsrs only When HIS sbso-
lately required 70 Do -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14

Edwin Forrest was standing near the
door Of . theatre In which be vas then
playing. early In tha evening, when .
man approached the gate keeper and
said: "Do you admit the profssdonf"
eyes, whom W know thsm," Wa the
reply; s'who are you'll" "I'vs got the
trained hog herr" said the man. "walk
sieht In" intsrpossd Forrest; '.l'vs GOT
vhels company Of EN- Inside"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14

John Doe VA arrested In Gold Hill
last evening on . charge Of being drunk
and d~isorderly. He wa let 70 this
morning without trial.
A letter addressed a. follows 10 held
for better direction 10 the Gold Hill post
.ofass : Mrs. Mary MoCus. No. AS FL.
bert street.
II In said to Be very cold yet around
Lake Tahoe. Persons intending To camp
.ous there shortly lad better take along .
sst Of furs.
A Gold Hill merchant viii probably
bring suit shortly 10 test the $50 e.
snpdon law.
qAs easement Of one dollar On Ysi-
iov Jsskss soak was delinquent h onss
today'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14

Many thousands Of people yearly are
saved from dangerous fsvsrs BY the sx.
srciss OF . little timely care In the mat
ter Of properly cleansing the system in
the spring season. from the accumulated
Impurities, which. II left undisturbsd.
breed disease. Az q purifier. Ayers
sarsapsrilla sots directly aud promptly.
A single bottle will prove Ito merits.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
Niscellhpoous

WARRINGTON. June 14.-It iss sansrd
that Blaine has been summoned before
the Bribery Committee st Albany.
Drrsorr, June 1.-THE village ol
Ludlpgton. Michigan. was visited BY q
most destructive oonfsgration night be-
fore LAST. which nearly wiped ont the en-
tire business portion.
wnNEyro, June IA laborsr 10 The
hospital here, who vas MORALLY injured
on the Cansds Pacific railroad, claims TO
b the lost Sir Roger Tichborn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
nay Exeursien Tickets Before she
twentieth or Joss.

p. b. Muleahy. Secretary Of the Com
mittss Of Arrangements for the Fourth
OF July excursion to San Francisco, gives
notice In another column that tickets for
the excursion should DO purchased before
the twentieth Of June. Read the notice
which will be found under New Today"
II You contemplate going.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
saving In Postomce Department.

bevlnk ID I0sbomC0 pepsrs1oss
wAszIxoTos. June 1t.-It 10 sstims-
ted that Postmsstsr.G General James will
q ' at least 81. 800, 900 during his hrst
Ascsl year BY Star route savings. BE
has saved over $500. 900 In postal cards
and envelope contracts. There 10 no
danger however Of his soonomizing too
far. II 10 his purpose to keep pace With
the growing necessities Of the country.
and to increase and enlarge tbs facilities
for the distribution Of the malls. The
Star routes will receive q close attention
% the largest cities. and al branches OF
the service will DO improved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-14
EASTERN DISPATCHES
ne Good Showing Being Made b.
Postnaster General James.

Postnaster General James.
NEW Yoax. June IA Tnss wash.
inston special says Of Postmaster Gen.
sr.l Jsmss' work: Although Brady has
been out Of ofaos nearly three months.
tho annual expenses Of the department.
have bsen reduced $500. 900. whilst
the interest OF the people have been care.
folly considered and not been injured.
The reduction on the annual cost Of star
routes 10, up 70 this date. $685., 900, OF
which Sl90, 600 Vas saved In the last tan
dsys. There has been . sufficient 3D.
ditional saving II contracts for supplies
10 raise the total TO more than 1000.
600. Large additional reductions In the
cost Of the star service have bssn de-
tsrminsd' upon, and are not In
included In the total given ibovs.
Rsduouops not iunludsd will b made
at the beginning Of mart month, whom
contracts for some existing service will
expirs and not b renewed, and yet the
great "sxpsditsd" routes have hardly
been touched. Reductions thus far
made In the Star service are only the
beginning Of the work, which will
BE- based upon omcial reports. The ssti.
mated receipts Of the Department for
the next fiscal year are e39. 670. 7e9.
and Il II believed they will esessd this
sum; estimated expenses, 30, $50, 4S2,
10 that the expenses will have 10 b re-
duesd only 81, sac. Gas 10 establish the
Department On . paying basis. This
can be easily done. There can Be no
doubt that the judioious. fair and honest
reorganization Of Brsdy's fraudulent
Star service will bring into reality the
dream Of the postal expert, . Postal Do.
psrtmsnt not only sslf.sustaining, but