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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09
VELLow JAcE 60 sILvE. nIN.

49,
Gold Hin, Storey County. ststs of Nevada.
Principal place Of business. at the omee at
the new shaft, 0old Hill. Nsvsds.
Notice 10 hereby given. that Of . meeting o.
the Board Of Trustees Of paid Company, held
on the ninth (othI day OF May. A. D. 1851.
an assessment t,o. tj Of One Dollar Iu
per share was lsvied upon each and syssy ,hsie
Of tbs capital stosk Of said Company. payable
Immediately, IN United states god coin, TO the
Secretary. st the once Of the Company. at the
new shaft, Gold Hill. Nevada. or 70 hines
Neviands, Trsnsfsr SECRETARY. Room >. No.
al Pine street, San Francisco. california.
Any stock upon which this assessneot shall
remain unpaid on TUESDAY, the fourtssnth
(iStnldsy OF JUNE, 1851, shall b deemed delin.
qusnt and will BE- duly advertised for GALE q
public suction. and unls.s payment shall b
made before, will be sold on "WEDNESDAY,
the SIKH (6th) DAY W JULY.
1881. st I O'Clock ?. H., N front Of the once of
the Company, TO pay the delinquent ssssssmnt.
togstnsr with cost Of advertising and sxpsnsss
OF sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
MERCER OTkY, sscrstsry.
Odace n the new shan OF the Company.
0old Hill. Nevada. hsy 10. lb6t. 10
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CENTENNIAL GRAVEL GOLD
~ MINING CUMPANY.-Lceaiion q prin.
cipal place Of business, Cola Hi. btosy
county. Nsvads.
Nevada County. California.
Nuuos y Lers6y given, that q . nesting q
the Board Of Dfrscton. h.h on the Second
(9d) day Of june. 1881. an asesssmsnt
tno. q Of One osns per share vas isvisd upoa
The capital stock Of The corposstion. paysbss
lmmsdlsssiy. In United 6tstss gold coin. 70
he SECRETARY, q the once OF the Company,
Espk. Of Gold Hill. Nam street, cold Hih.
iny stock upon witch thi. ss.sssusossh shall ~
main unpaid on The tlxTH tsihj DAY Of
JULY 1881. will b. dsiinqusnt and "a.
vsrtiSed for sale st public auction. and unless
payment = mads bsiors. win Be- sold on HAT.
URDAY, the sixth leth) DAY Of AUGUST.
1881. % pay the dslin9uent ssssssnsnt,
togsshsf With costs Of advsrasins and sxpsnsss
By ordsr Of he Board Of Directors.
YkANK 4. WISE, s>crstav.
ONE -psah Of Gold Hin. Main street. deld
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To The President and Members Of the
Board Of Town Trustees-0entlemsn: !
have the honor 10 report the following
resume Of the Fire Department for the
past year: Number OF hrs alarms. 26;
number Of dres a; estimated value Of
property destroyed. $4,000; insured for
$4,000. In the majority Of cases the
causs Of hre could not DO sscsrtainsd.
The number Of enrolled members Of
ths Department 10 - follow: Liberty En-
Gtns Company No. I, 40; Yellow Jsskst
Engine Company No. 8. so; Lincoln Hoss
Company No. 8. IL. There are also two
active hoss companies NOT enrolled. who
have rendered very great ssrvica.
Number Of hydrants. 81; number Of feet
Il rubber hose. 2ooo; number Of feet Of
lsathsr hose. $50; number Of hose car.
Rags. .; number Of parade hat fronts, Q;
number Of parade bsits. Z; number Of par
yads rumpsh. 5; number Of service trum.
psts. 8.
havs-ths pleasure Of stating that The
entire department. and apparatus are In an
s1eisat and ssrviessbls stats.
Respectfully submitted.
NICE SKxrox.
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ORDINANCE no. n6.
ORDINANCE no. IT'S.
An o=npssssc. >: :, = :.;,,.; r e. =;
tPasssd April 10. issi.l
T1l BOARD o. TRUSTEES OF GOLD

- ant NJ 0f09tAs LOO. ~ . "" H L
SECTION ]. An annual ID vaiorsu tax Of one
md one quarter pss esntum ppon the vslus Of
taxable properly within The fosn q Gold HUI
u hereby lsvisd and directed % b coilsotsd ior
town purposes upon the assspssd vaius Of III
such taxsb,s prvtsFty msds tsxsbls ~ the laws
Of this ; tate for 6tAts and o. uniy purposes, n,
cluding the net proceed Of the mines.
e1c. .. The taxes levied By section I Of this
ordinance. and 70 b assesssA and eollsctsd %
accordance win the provisions Of an ordiasnos
sntijsd. IAN Ordinance 70 provide Tor the lsvy
u collection OF taxss % real snd personal
properly within the Town Of Gold Hiii,s pesssd
April 10, 1881; and ALEC. IN ordinance esttkled,
An Ordinance 20 provide Tor ths time and
manner Of ascsftaining The vafus Of tbs net pro.
cesds Of mines for the parpoes OF taxsAou. and
10 provide fur The oollsehon Of suoh isxes.
Z. =. FOX,
President Of he Board Of Trustees Of he Town
Of Gold Hi. {.
Attest: ". q. Rms, olsfk Of The Beard.
AZ Q meeting Of The Board Of Trustees u The
Town Of GOLD Hall, hsld April 10. 1881. ordi.
nsnes No. IL wasp assed b lbs following vote,
Ysas-rru.tsss tsrcss, Dsuehy. Lamar and
Prssidsns Fog.
v. q. HYDE, c,srl.
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ID eNTON CONsOLIDArED COZ.
PAM Loeaiioa o. principal place Of

business, Fan Francisco, ts.iforn ..
Location 81 works. Gold Hill Mining District.
Gold Hill. Storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that 81 Q meeting OF
the Board Of Ulrsetofs. held on the ~. nty frst
(1ist) day Of MAJ. 1881. an assessment mo. o. q
T%wVniy.hvs Gents ttoc) per share was levied
upon the capital stock OF the corporation,
payable immsdiatsly, In United States gold
coin, 70 the Secretary. at tho once Of the
Comi.suy, No. ty7 Montgomery street. Rooms .
and 9, Gan francisco. California
Any ptook upon whirh this ssseeement shah
dsy OF JUNE, 1881. will b dslinquent,
and advertised for sale ct public suction.
and unlses payment 10 made bsfoss, viii b
sold on TukbIsf. the 1wkLrIR U2th) day
q JULY, 1851. 70 pay the dslinqusnt
ssssssmsni. tossthsr with cost 81 sdva.
usfns and sspsos.s Of sals.
D. ordse Of ths Board Of Directors.
WV. b. W.TsON, SECRETARY.
o~moe-Roomf . ard 9, NJ. ga Montgomery
afrnnG. lan Eraucieoo Oalilornia. mxa1
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1x1o11 OF TOWN ATTORNEY.
10 the Honorable. the Board Of Trustsss
Of shs Town Of Gold Bill-0snusmsn: I
herewith submit my nnal report Of all
moneys collected By me - Town Attorney
for The year ending the ant Monday In
Nay. 4. D. 1881. - follows:
Delinquent taxes - charged 70
me. per assessment roll........et.S95 81
Tsn par cent delinquency ...... lss %
Total. .si.lss %
hot sued BY order Of the Board.
and Withdrawn from sale. go. 100 Is
Paid 10 Trsasursr 90 per receipts
On als with Town Clerk. .27o u
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.ry1Is PAN Is FAR SUPERIOR 10 ALL
otnsrs In several important particularly.
ouirins leo power. The pillow shaped grooves
rsiss he quicksiivse with b pulp regularly,
vith lea poWur, without violsncs, and vtth
better amalgamshng eject. bssides admitting q
larger chargs. The inclined shaped hoostnRl
Of the muilsr.plats openings efheisnty foree
the pulp directly under the mullers..
Iron works, ~ to asl First strses Ban man
cisco, and at ths 0atss I Soovills Iron works,
50 south Canal street Chicago. whore II can D
examined and turtha particuhrs be leaned
oe psrsoas may apply 70 the Inventor and r.,
sutss, o q eTkvkN60N. q The Douelas MI
besn In opsratton.
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Trus'ses OF inc ''sa % 0
held yesterday AFTERNOON. Prssent-
T,,.,s.. D.uchy. Lemery. MoCurdy
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The minutes OF Toe previous mssung
we're approved - read.
Ths different standiua committees re-
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4he So"""sss 20 ." "e
Degtsd the mains. hydfaats. tanh md
s,s,vthius oopnsotsd Win the vstse
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1noHT OF zowH eIxlx.
10 The Honorable Board Of Trustees Of
IL Town Of Gold Hil-0snusmsn The
following 10 my report for ths quartsr
ending April 80. 1881:
Amount Of warrants issued. See. essos 70
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-09
WOOD AND COAL DEPOT
NUT FINE. wAsHoI LINE. SPLIT PINl
~ and othsr vaxistss Of weed. and . full
nppyd
ROCKY MOUNTAIN COAL.
On a.sa ana tor al. =. tn. LOWEST CASE
FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE
0UARANTBkD.
vosd savsd at shors notice ~ . lovsatss
oFFIoR-Nsss R.trosd pspos, Gold Hiil:
s7m THOMAS 1ALr.A0HER.


ANNUAL MEfflN0.
nYTIm or TIE ALPHA CONSOLIDATED
~ Ninine ooupsny. San Ffsneisco. NAY
aist, ISL Tbs Fourtssnth Annual Meeting Of
the ~stockholaers Of the .bovs named Company,
for the election of Trustees, and the transaction
Of such other eesinsss a msy b prcssntso;
viii BE- hsid on MONDAY. JUNE 3oth. 1881
third Noaday 10 yunsh q one o'clock p 7. GO
shsf day, q The once o. the olnpany. ; oom
No. =. Nevada Block. No. 90 Hontgowery
strcst ean Trancisco, California. Tfsntfsl
oooSS ssossd on TAufsdss. Jans Isth, 1881. o
nssssa WILLIAM WILLIE. s.e....ry.
A IL PERSONS HAvISa IN THKlR POS.
a ssssion DO 10 bslonsins 70 Wells prufy
are requested 10 leave the eams at the omcs Of
M vS.p Hul NHws - soon q convenient;
WELLS pRURY.
Cola AIN, ssotsuber 10. isfs. sells
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McrIcE, |. hereby given TIA, .hs .sssss
the numbers of the UhBURRRNDkklD Ger.
TON MINING COMPANYs STOCK.
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Yissi Hssssss sepssss % Tsus
o0esss-Dsshss nsssys ESQ., %
- Tarsea over - The Csasay
CooaisasOoses-oooa DSsi
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0ILVER HOUSE,
MAIN STREET.
siLvIR oiTY. NEVADA
Board and Lodging as psr Month.
Ne Chinsss Enplsysd Wsoss
, ELIZA nRNNRrT

Hlss0A
narcWTC opta,nsd tor Mechanical -
hSUS vioss. medical or Other com
pounds, ornamental designs
trsds.msrks md lsbsls. Csvsats. Asstgnmsnh,
Intsrfsrsncss, Appeals. Suits for lnfhnRemsots
snA al cases sx1sins undsr ths PATENT LAWs
psonpty asssndsd 70.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BRkN
mr. lcrTcn bv ths Patent Ones may
heJctIc Gu sali, In most ess:s. Be pss
sntsd By %. Bling oppo-
sts the Patent Omos, Ne can mafs cloesf
ssarchss, md secure Pstsnts more promptly.
snd with broader claims. than thoes WI 9e
rsmcts IRON Warrington.
lMvtN ukS q sosi s:yis.i : : ns ::
cxAHol, and sdvise - to patsntsblhty. Phoee
iov. and NO CuAR08 uNLns PATENT ID
SECURED.
We refer 70 ofhciais IN the Pstsnt ono. e
our chsnts In svszy stats Of the Union. ana 70
your Senators and Representative IN Oongrees.
Apsciai rsfsrsaess given vhsu desired.
q. 4. SNOW b 90,
opuo~ite Patent Ono. Wsehinston. D. Q.
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Wapham ". Trustee. .... ftso. .fuo....fu =.
And IN accordance win lav. and IN order Of
the board o. Directors. msds on The twenty.
sixth day o. April. isei. % many shares Of
sech parcel Of such stoef e nay = neesssszy
ibs ooapsny. Room q. Hsrohsnts' ISchsnss,
No. Et California ,strset. San Frapcisco,
California % 10NDAY. the twentieth C3othi
DAY o. JUNE. isoi. q the hour Of n o'clock
q. of said day, 70 pay ssid delinquent asssss
msat thereon. togsthsf With costs Of advsruS-
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CrOckef : 6uydam, Truateel
Crocksr 4 1uydam do
Oope 3 Davis, Trustees &c.
Clute . Loveland. Trustsss
Cops, Uni Z %. Trustees
Cope, uhlsr % do
oomn. sandssson . oeok
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ono. ., tn. ne. sssa q The Company.
Gold Hill, Nevads. My 10. 1851. 10
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tow xAlsaAL's lxSolT.
10 The President and Hon. Board Of
Trustees Of tbs Town Of Gold Hill Gem
Isosa: The following 10 my report Of
The husinsss done In my once for The
quarter ending April 50. 1881:
Dr..
10 licenses sold. ~. s22 "a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28

One Of the most successful Of the
commanders oil the American navy dur
ing the Revolution was Commodore
Samuel Tucker, OF Marblehead. His
biographer, with pardonable pride in his
hero, claims that he took more prizes,
fought more sea-6ghts, and gained more
victories than, with few exceptions, any
naval hero Of the age"
The simple manners that then pre-
vailed in Marblehead are illustrated by
an aneedote OF the way Mr.. fuckers
commission as captain was presented TO
him. He was ehopping wood one day
in his yard, with his sleeves rolled up.
and larpauliu hat slouching over his
face. Suddenly an officer rode up TO
the gate and halted. looking as il he had
made a mistake.
II say, fellow" be shouted some
what roughly, TO the woodchopper. II
wish you would tell me il the Hon.
Samuel Tucker lives about here"
Honorable Honorable - answered
Tucker; there is not a man OF that
name in Marblehead Hc must be one
oflhe family Of fuckers in Salem.
am the only Samuel Tucker there rs
here"
Something about the young man sug-
gested to the officer that the commits
sion which he bore. appointing Samuel
Tucker captain in the American navy.
belonged 10 the woodchopper He
handed II TO him. and returned to Cam
bridge.
Captain Tucker always obeyed orders
10 the letter. He was ordered to the
Boston, which ship was assigned 10
carry John Adams a. envoy 20 France.
One day, the Boston. falling in with an
armed merebaniman, engaged her. Mr..
Adams, seizing a nusket, took his place
among the mafines. and whea Captain
Tucker ordered him 10 90 below. con-
tinued at bis post.
"Mr. Adams, said The rcsoluic cap.
tain, laying hold Of the minister aud
forcing him away, II am commanded
By the Continental Congress to deliver
you safe in France, and YOU must 20
d Jwn below, sir!' Mr.. Adams obeyed
aad left the deck.
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Representative Stephens Receptions.


NhohRHktbA Attttft
In mentioning Washington enterain4
menle have never yet done justice 10
the informal receptions Of Representa-
tive "Aleck" Stephens, OF Georgia. /
know of no person who does not send
out special invitations or receive IN state
at all who has so much Company as Mr..
Aleck Stephens or whose guests seem
to enjoy themselves as thoroughly. Ii
is understood that always when the
House oil Representatives in not in scs-
sion MIR. Stephens is ready for visitors
from noon 10 8 O. clock, when he retires
Tor the night; he is never alone between
those hours, and his parlor is often very
full. All ages, both sexes and those
holding all shades Of political faith are
among his frequent visitors. He plays
whist portion Of every day except
Sunday. He talks all the time he is
PLAYING, but never fails 10 keep the run
oil the cards, and is perfect wizard at
il. He is the most cheerful Invalid i'm
aginable, and alter briefly answering an
inquiry as to bis state OF health never
ititis w iHaA 9hDJNNh dbdiHi Jul bdtkS
about everything else with zest and is
specially fond oftelling anecdotes, which,
are always fresh and worth hearing.
He merrily refers to his FIVE months
Imprisonment in Fort Warren, Begin
ming in May, 1865. He SAYS while
there he used TO make pets oithe mice.
who were his only living compan ons
then, and ever since he has petted mice.
He feeds regularly those which play
about his rooms at the National Hotel
here and willpermit no one to hurt OF
brighten them. Mr.. Stephens receives
his visitors seated in his wheeled chair,
and wears his oad-brimmed soft,
black hat all the time. He says he got
in the habit OF wearing his hat from hay.
ing suffered from neuralgia 10 go With,
out it, for his white hair, while thick, -
so soft and fine that there is no warmth
in 1t. He expects TO leave Tor Georges
next Wednesday.
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Written for The Beacon.
THE SISTERS TRIAL,
OR
The Golden Thread.
BY WAYFARER.
Thread.

CHAPTER VIlI-CoNTINUKD.
Don't take no ofense at my moth.
erly kindness, but ifye mind my words,
these few verbs will be mint Of money
TO ye," and she proceeded to give mi
mute directions as TO the preparation of
a decoction that would destroy a taste
for Tim Flaharty's cognalc or anybody
else's," adding by way OF recommen.
dation, 81 tried it on Pry more n year
ago. tell you the dose more'n chored
him" She ought TO have added also, as
she could with more truth, "with the adj
ditional recipe found in the virtue ofa cold
bath when he lay at his worst helpless
ness and a good sized powder Of emetic
properties when nights fast had whet-
ted his appetite" 81 teached him, /
tell ye, how to help Tim Flaharty
make this village howlin' wilderness,
ready for the fate ofSodom and Conan
rah, and put hard earnt dimes into Dick
Ships pocket to scarf him home. /
teached him how to walk straight and
he's a keeping up TO it If them awful
pollutin things, pol:ticks, don't turn
him about to-day" ratified off Mrs. Pry,
while Morley wrote few lines>in an
swer to the Baltimore LAWYERS letter
he had read while she went to the room
and found 1t required an answer by re-
turn mail, which was in a few minutes
OF starting.
He politely declined her profTered
remedy, and as she noticed the DISCUS
ted expression that rose in his face, she
resented it as an insult to her good in
tentions, and his departing footsteps
were accelerated by her sharp accents
calling to him
go and glt drunk forever, for what
keer, and with blow at Watcher with
an empty mail bag, which cut shorl his
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28

MARRIED ProptE WoutD be HAp4
PIRR.--If home trials were never told
10 neighbors.
II they kissed and made up after ev.
cry quarrel.
II household expenses were proper
toned TO receipts.
II they tried TO be as agreeable as in
courtship days.
If each would try TO be a support and
comfort to the other.
II each remembered the other was a
human being, not an angel.
II women were as kind TO their hus-
bands as they were TO their lovers.
II fuel and provisions were laid in
during the high tide Of summer work.
II both parties remembered that they
married Tor worse as well as for bet
ter.
If men were as thoughtful iof their
wives as they were for their sweet.
hearts.
II there were fewer silks and velvet
street costumes and more plain, tidy
housc-dresse..
II there were fewer please darl-
lngs," in public, and more common
manners 10 private.
II wives aud husbands would take
some pleasure as they go along and not
degenerate into mere toiling machines.
Recreation is necessary to keep the
heart IN it's place, and to get along
without II is big mistake.
linen would remember that woman
cant be always smiling Who has 10 cook
the dinner. answer the door-bell half
dozen times, and get rid OF a neighbor
Who has dropped IN, tend 10 a sick baby,
tie up the cut finger Of two-year.old,
gather up the playthings Of a four-year-
old, lie up the head of six-year-old on
skates, and get an eight.year-old ready
Tor school, To say nothing Of sweeping,
cleaning, etc. A woman with all this to
contend with may claim it az priyi-
lege to look and feel little tired some.
times, and word Of sympathy would
not be too much 20 expect tom tie
man wiio during sgtIe ls00eylftvass
wouldn't let her carry as much as
sunshade.- Saturday Evening Mail
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Floating aamsli ling House.
From the New Orleans Times.

From the New Orleans Times.
The St. Louis gamblers are already
planning to cIrcumvent the law Just
adapted by the Missouri Legislature
making gambling felony. The law
they say does not reach 10 the middle of
the river. 1t has been suggested that a
pool be made up, and boat chartered
for short trips up and down the river,
to leave every night and return by
morning. As soon as the boat would
get away from the levee, faro, keno and
roulette tables would be brought out
and the night spent in gambling. Pas
sengers would be charged, say one dol
lar, part of which would be returned
in checks that would be good at The
gambling tables. There would be bar
and restaurant on beard, and everything
10 make things comfortable. Some Of
the biggest gamblers in town have been
talking about the matter. Something
will be done,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28

ing for moment, that II feathers wefe
easy TO get of, they are hard to put on.
30 she called in her neighbors again,
but they proved only sorry comforters,
for they reminded her that after all, the
fault was her own; that il was she, and
no one else, who had thrown the bran
died cherries to the geese.
Az IT was with Job. these "obliquc
expostulations" of her friends were
harder for the widow to bear than the
downright blows Of the devil and so,
turning from her neighbors, she gather
ed All he's bald poultry about her around
the hitchhn FIRE, and set down 70 make
them tlaiskef jackets. Lonaon P4ncd
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FOR THE SENATE.

Messrs. Editors AS Mr.. VIM. o Reeder has
been appointed Clerk under the Government,
we beg you to announce DR.. l.. ]. SUTTON as
a candidate for the Senate this Fall, believing he
has done ms much for the Republican party as
any man in it and knowing be has received
nothing but abuse We think he is entitled to
some reward for his services and therefore name
him as a candidate for the Senate, subject to the
action Of a regular Republican Conccmfion, and
assure the public he will receive, what he merits,
the warm support ofthe Republicans Of the coun-
~ and particularly of
April Ia, 1881. CHAPTIco.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-04-28
A catholis cclaa1 in Artaasas.

Last year Catholic colony was plau-.
ted in Minnesota. II did moi meet, how
ever, with much success, the settlers
suffering greatly from the severity oil
the winter. The plan, however, ar
Catholic colonies has not been sbandon-.
ed, but il has been determined to find a.
new field for them. Bishop Spanldlng.
Of Illinois, who has been travellin
through the country looking for asuita-.
Bile location, thinks be has found It in
Arkansas. The country thereis fertile
the climate mild and moderate. Accol~
dinghy 100000 acres will be purchased.
in the State aud a colony, ecnfingmaiisl.
IL from Chicago, established. ~ ispros
bable that II those persons looking ioi.
sites Tor colonies IN this country woul,i
examine The South little more tAas
oughly they would find il, as BIsLsa,
Spauldfng and Tom Hughes have don
the very Lace they are LOCKING In.
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keeping within her own house: but she
shodld not be like the snail which car
ries all il has upon its back. Second,
she should be like an echo and speak
when she spokento; butshe should not
be like an echo, which always manages
TO have the last word. Third, she should
be like the town clock aud always keep
time with regularity; but she should not
be like the town clock, which speaks
so loud that all the town can hear il.