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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-08-30
5. Esso.s Of &s Rs8slliO,s.

/. Or Moses. Most Of al, he must havs felt
the shame ef the ignObls conduct Of the Tsrzsl-
ties. The decision 70 elect new leader vss
special insult to him. They wanted leader
who would obey them rather thsn obsy Gsd
hosss fell on bis fees ia utter humiliation, and
Ia that attitude offered prayer fUIl Of argu.
ment to Gsd TO suspend righteous Judgment
(Se8 the Frsysr, vsrses 1S-19.)
2. On Aaron. We do rot heaT shss he weak
snGd, 81 In tbs ease Of rebellion SIS Lit. Sinai
when in answer t. the popular cry ne mads
calf for them to worship. The presence Of
Noses Probably gave courage to his brother.
3. On Caleb and Joshua To express the
deepest Indignation and grief, people ia those
days and places used 90 rend their apparel. It
might DO sR expensive way Of showing anger
Or SORROW. Tie accommodate Themselves to shs
method aE less expense, it is said the custom
existed among some OF hsying q ggEmsnb OK
"trip Of cloth appended TO their xaiIaent, upon
which they might seize, when stirred BY doep
feeling, and tear it. Having shown disapprovsi
by the said external and expressive act, Caleb
and Jashua set themselves 10 qQiesing the pao-
piss fear and replacing it by csurags. They
probably went here and there among the
crowds giving addresses and szhortatiaas
While Moses and AGsan appealed ~ the divine
sido IN the act Of prSyeT, the two Epies work on
the gain6s Of the masses. The argument Of
Caleb and JGshUR Has SIS follows: l. The land
ls D6ensiIoi ana 1EoloLal, 92cs1dlnS 4FecCGClCn,
and fully equal to the descriptions given in the
promises Of Ged to the Israelites. g Dc not
rebel sgainEt God. a people msy rise in arms
against tyraat. Bat why rebel against this
God wh9 had 50 blessed, helped, protected
shsnH z. DO not Gssr the people of Canaan
nation loses iss power when God no longer
aids It. The best defense ofany country is ths
divine favor. 4 people denied providensial
interpretation Is weak and can easily be over
como. Instead Of their eating Up the Israelites,
Q3:S2l the Csasanites were 10 DO dsvourod,
conquered by ths Iaraelites. To attest TO shs
txnth Of she s2aoEbssssns Of chs I've ssisS Gsd
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-08-30

We are still in the year 25IA a. n, OF 1890 B.
c. The children Of Israel after remaining at
lit. Sinai for about one year moved on, by d.
rection of God through the cloud, up north
toward Canaan. They rescued the border Of
the land in about three months We are re-
moved 1878 yeara from the events which We
sfudv
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Eztar rs ,s.--z Wzlle nzlsly. 2 Wztte oalF
~ sE1 ssys =. Res JG-. o srrlLe - sac point. 4
WE - c-zs E--ssa-. s. EtIlte ygUT best @
&C., EEss - Cd E1Ezleg scE use II g13itor Escb
Eea1 tzs l-zss q THESE TTlsIaE lls bess ls.Jezs-
E-le cE zzesl-.s, Ee-EllslHEIp and gen
szss l11rE- se-F84l named ~ tie Eeac
81 $40 c--z-H o. ne EoaoT Eoli. kiIat honor
"a ft.ls-ee - q t5as8 rses1sszasats. second
rn2aa F. zallaoE 3 -ls-e-slls -l g1Ele oBC point.
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Comrades QEsrisa and Replisz-efdds saa Exas en-
Information.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-03

correspondence. G9uIenburg, ben 2.
Sanuar 1888. Mit freunblidem Son.
nenf9ein besrtBte lirs Der erite Sag bes
reuen Sabres unb Der speite foIgt in
glei9er Weiie. M6ge bieies cine quite
Worbeoeutung baben unb has SeSabr uns
m6sIi9f pieI grfreuliGes bietenI
Der Snlbeferabenb tuurbe bier bur6
einen Bal, meI1em elm 5beaterffiid
Die Sienit5oten" b%oranging, gefeiert.
@elten 1T ipobl elm stid au 70 GROCER
3ufriebenbeit aufaefibrt tporben ME
oiefes. Gin Sober Der MitipieIenben
~leifete 8or3liglihes, nnb bic Scene, in
toelder Ser 2utf9er (9err @1ulbe)
Der 3O6in (Grau prefun) ben Sci.
r%atbsantrag ma9te, tpar brilliant. Ser
4nbru9 bes 1euen Sabres tpurbe BON
Or. S9mitt 6ur9 cine Iaunige, in
Geime gefebte Mnfpra9e b~ertinoigt.
Siefe fuuroe NIT groBem 8eifaa aufge>
nDmmen.
Mu6 wabrenb bet Weibna9tsfeier=
tage tpar bas Metter angenebm, aber
gum groben 2eibnelen Der @ef1Gftss
lente porber re1t unangenebm. &alter
Regen unb f9lieBli9 @latteis mar bic
ungetDini6te 8ei1eerung, tuofiir. Der
pra9tbole Mnblid, tuel6en es ~setpdbrte,
als f4liebli9 BITE Some Die nit bidem
8lotteis A~ber5ogenen Bdume unb Sc
genifdnoe aler Nrt beI9ien unb fe in
ben prd9tigften Garben beleu6tete, 10
oaB man fi9 in cine 3auberpelt bers
feBt glauben fonnte, ti6t geniigenben
@riaB bot. Man 1T bierfiir su tuerig
poetif6 ODER ibeaIifif9 seiinnt.-
9err @eorg Shipper 1T fir3li1 tad
ubalbe 60. lberiie6elt. ct bat fi9 in
Deiter umgebung biele Greunbe ertpors
ben mnb miro iein S@eioeu alIgemeirt
bebauert. M6ge ibm bas Slid In fei.
ner uelen 9eimatb re6t bolb iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-03

Geinem, BENT mir bera9ten bod bic
Wuder, nl6geu es nun Semperen3s ober
Sonntagsmuder fem.
Gum S9lu1e nun Elm glidli6es,
fr6hli9es proit Neuiabr alien 2eiern
Der nGreien preKe" uub iol6en, bic es
tn benz leuen Sabre au tperoen tpiins
f6en. M6ge es ibnen Nllen gut geben.
s. 8. 8u9.
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W q s { { u

in GROCER Nusmabl Bel
NanI 80 gme +.
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Muerlet.

Grit einem RapitaI bon $50. 900
bat fi9 bic .Bexar Brick & Tile Com
pany" incorporates Iofen. Die Sns
forporatoren fino: g. .. Wilfon, 90.
%. Campbell, Sobn g. O9fe, 8. so.
Gcuaers, s. 6. u. piper, Sam Mas
perid, u. 8. Collins, 6. 6. Nuitin
unb s. Sd. Natbctps.
Wdbrenb Der pergangeneit Wo1e
tarben IA perfonen, barunter fe9s
Rinoer.
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= 2aBt @u9 ni@t tduf@en bur9
nie6ere preiie fiir Nrbeit, tpeI@e better
als irsenb cine In Seras geliefert pirb,
fonbern berfiigt gu@ nod Gallo
O D's pbotograpbii6em Ntelier, go.
Alb Sfs6 ouionsS traBe, MO gu9 quite
uno sufrieoentellenbe arbeit gu reelem
Preiie garantirt tpirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-03

Set pieIen Sabren sebrau@e i9
f9on 81. Safobs Del, es bat mir f1ou
biele cute Dienfie getban; Obrens unb
3abnff meraen curirte es bdufig in sebn
Minnten. gs 1T itberbaupt bes bette
MitteI, tpeldes ieber i'm 9auie borrd.
tbig baben foIte. = Sobn @utman,
Sherman.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-03

"a Dos 2one Star guIm=
ba6er 8ier pirf bonn 2. Sanuar
OH IN allen Saloons e1iter 3lofe ont
3apf ieiu. Berfu1tes.
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D6-9as 2one Star GuIms
bader Bier mirb bonn 2. Sat1uar
ON in allen Saloons erlier 2Iafle am
3apf fein. Nerfu9t es.
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sar SobnonB rOs. lisfern bic
beiten unb b%illisifen Drudia@en. @ebt
au linen.
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9ebrItng ae1WMt!

Sir infer Gommiiiions : @ef1ait in Meu.
2arebo. Mertto, iu9en mir einen 2ebrliug.
Cute g@ultenntnife fino erforberlid. Nm.
fdnsIi9eS Saldr $4,000 (merifanildss @elb)
pro Monat BEL freier @obnung.
Sdriftli@e 8ewerbnnsen, unter aufsabe
Ron &eferenaen, iinb su tidten an
s. Sold & o.,
q. 8. 8or 125, 2arebo, 9eraS.
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EYeGas Zone Star GuIm.
ba9er Bier tuirb bonn 2. Sanuar
an in allen Saloons erfter 2laHe ON
3apf fem. Werfu@t es.
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sas- Sbr ipart @elb, tpertn ibre Cure
Srudfa@en bel Sobnon BROS.
onfertigen ldBt.
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@- 6einite unb biliste Drudia.
den BET s o b on Bros.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-02-25
The Presbyterian Academy.

EDITOR APPEAL: For the sake
OF clearness it may be well 70 re-
peat the following statement.
1t is the purpose OF the Synodical
Committee, if the way is clear, to
establish at once in Carson City an
Academy of high grade with tn
expectation of its development into
a college.
The land, if the plan adopted
succeeds, is to be given by the mem
bersand adherentso fthe Carson Pres :
byterian church. For this purpose
subscription is in circulation with
more tlan one half pledged.
1t is necessary that the citizens OF
Concentrating the Presbyterian
church shall provide the building
and furniture. Though neither the
Synod nor the Board of Aid will Off
claliy contribute to the property, in
dlvidual gifts may be solicited any,
where in the United States.
The teachers will be elected un-
der the SUBDIVISION oil the Synod bv |
a local Board OF Directors duly in-
They will be support
ed by the usual tuition fees
As it is seldom that "a new institu-
ton is self-supporting, the Board of
Aid for Colleges and Academies
will supplement the salaries of the
eachers in the early years until the
academy reaches self-support
Trough its own patronage.
Yours respectfully,
j. l.. WOODS,
Chairman.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-02-25
TtsE p4osPnCT WE'LL.
indications of Nearing the
Ledge.

| HHoactaaacuS Oh nearing INT
Ledge.
Yestel day the well borers passed
through eight feet Of rock which
Was Il mixture of s.ate and quartz.
Inc quartz came ont of the tube in
very small quantities a. compar. d
With the slate, 1t was struck at a
dep.h 81 40 feet. An assay was
made OF tile ock bit it showed 10
mineral. After eight feet OF boring
lie afiil passed into tough yellow
cay, which Was very hard to make
heauway iii, ana progress was We
SLOW Tae rock passed III ough
was The same rs encountered in the
hrsf well before leachlng the ledge.
A large number Of visitors were
about the well yesterday impatient
20 know the result. The borers do
lot expect to reach the ledge unGer
rs hours at least
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-02-25
$4,000 Reward.

A reward of one thousand dollars
IS offered by Nance county, Ne
oraska, for the apprehension and
conviction of the murderer or MUIR
derers OF Harry G. PercevaI, his
wife and infant child. Hugh Mair
and Il. A. G. Baird, who were
killed at their residences, IL miles
West oil Fullerton, in Nance county,
Neb., on or about September 90,
1884.
Description Of party who for
some time past lived with the pei.
sons murdered, but who is now
missing, whose true name is G. f.
Furnival.
An Englishman, at this date
(lSS4) about % years of age, 5 feet |
and 8 inches IN height, sharply
formed features, sandy hair, fair,
forid complexion, face somewhat
ireckled; walks erect, pleasant and
smiling conntenance; coarse voice
speaks slowly with noticeable Eng
l.sh accent, gold filling in front
teeth, weighs l40 pounds, has tat
tooed upon one OF his arms an an
Choir.
For further information address:
5. II. PENNEY, Esq, Fullerton,
Seb., U. s., or REV. GEO. C. TAN
YER, Fairibault, Mimi, U. S.
The man Furnival described in
he above was in this city in 1885.
anyone knowing OF his whereabout
'ili please communicate with this
flee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-02-25
PACIFIC COANT l'CE.YS-

: The Central Pacific RAILROAD
t Company is disseminating the use
OF coal on the Sacramento division
and is coming back to the use Of
wood.
"A young blacksmith named
Hill was shot and killed at Peach
Springs, A. T., on Thursday nv a
disreputable woman named Kate
Blonger.
Smallpox has entirely disap-
peared from Sierra City There
were altogether thirty-three eases
and one death during the prevalence
of the disease.
Another smash. resulting in the
wreck OF four freight cars but with
out injury TO any person, occurred
near the Utah and Nevada boundary
Tuesday night.
"A series of resolutions protest.
ing against the Fisheries Treaty.
because OF its silence on rights in
Eehiing Sea, are to be introduced
into the British Columbia Legis-
latuie at an early day.
The large tIact OF foothiII fruit
land situated five miles south OF
Nevada City and !, emily purchased
oy Traver and others of Chicago, is
now being placed on the market 1T
hat city. 1t is to be sold in 10 and
'0-acre lots.
Clara Foltz, the lady lawyer.
POLITICAL orator and ey-editress. has
lied an affidavit with the San Diego
county Clerk, stating that she is
ntitled to vote, and requests that
or name be placed on tle Great
.egister. 1t is understood she will
lake test case of it at the Fall
ections. "
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-02-25
Life Insurance at Actual
Cost.

Persons DESTROYS Of obtain ing life in.
surance at actual cost, should write for
circulars to the Security Mutual
Bencht Society. No. 233 broadway,
New York
This Society claim that kince its or.
ganization the cost to a member ofmid.
die age has been less than f,celre dollars a
year for each thousand dollars of in
surance. Feb 8.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-02-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

EATATE OF .Ps. I. "
~ CLINE, Deceased Notice is here.
6y giver by the underf gneJ tdr,iuis-
irstor OF the estate of Mrs. cine
deceased. to creditors o am all persons
having ella ms against the said de-
ceased, TO exhibit them, ~iih the neces-
Sary vouchers. within iHrpIY DAYS
amer IT. g first publication of this motto
TO the sal = Administrator at hts place OF
bust ness on arson s:.Set, Carson CITY.
Nevada, the sam" being the p ace for
the Transaction of business Of said es-
tete, " said County OF Ormshv Ds,cl
carson City. this .1th day of r, bruarv.
1888 CHARLES w FRIEND,
Administrator of the estate of
Ieo-i, I'm Mrs. ]. w. Cline,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-02-25
Syrup of Figs

Is Natures true laxative. 1t is thu
most easily taken, and the most eff
fective remedy known to Cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costive; to
dispel Headaches, Colds, and Fe-
vers; to Cure Habitual CONSTIPATION
Indigestion, Piles, etc. Manufac-
tured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
For sale by George C. Thaxter,
agent Carson.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-02-25
Cases Set.

Louis Cutsinger, the Verdi sheep
stealer, indicted for embezzlement,
was arraigned in Court and plead
not guilty. His case was set for
trial February Goth. Perrie Pierce,
indicted for selling liquor to Indians,
also pleaded not guilty. His case
was set for trial March LIST.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-02-25
PROPOSALS.

DROesOS AIS WILL RE RE.
Il ce!ved for the build ng OF a Saloon
1ne SIX cottages at Sugar Pine Point.
Lake Tahoe. Cal to the lowest bidder
riOpnsals mae oe presented by March
TN. 1887. Plans ard specificatio 8 can
DC seen at the Ormsby House.
Aeo]4,ZW d. KAISER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-02-25
The Most Agreeable

AS we'll as the most effective meth
I'd OF dispelling Headaches, Colds,
and Fevers, or Cleansing the Sys-
tenn, is by taking a few doses of the
pleasant California liquid fruit rem
tdy, Syrup of Figs. For sale by
Geo. c. Thaxter, agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-02-25
aLs soma~.
bob Wright is in the citv.

1
Lung Protectors at Thaxter's
Drug Store.
: For cold feet. get Il Hot Water
Bag ut Tliaxter's.
Herman Springmeyer was in
the city Yesterday.
There are four cases OF small
pox III Candelaria.
-Nevada's Bureau of lmmigra-
ton i on tine move.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yerington have
returned from San Francisco.
Buy the I;ger Hat and none
other. xf 26 I'm
-Blumenthal & Cohn are sole
agents for the Tiger Hat. II 26 I'm
"A Ciinaman was arrested yes !
terday for selling liquor to souaws. T
-kieth Bros. of Chicago manu-
facture the Tiger hat. Every Eat
warranted. xf 26 m
Tom Brady, the Lapanta dis
coverer, is in the city to prospect
Ormsby county mines.
Mark Boruck, of California, has
started an album in which he keeps
a record OF his libel suits.
-LosT-A small gold Iocket, con- :
aiming two pictures, supposed to be
'wo short pieces of chain attached.
Leave at this office.
Every man in town is signing .
he petition to keep Postmaster
White just where he is now. Dem
Gratis as well as Republicans are :,
lad to sign.
Some beautiful specimens OF =
certified wood from Holbrook, Ari-
'na. are exhibited at Friends win =
DIV. They belong to DR.. Lee, and r.
early as hard as diamond.
The suit of McCalmont brothers :.
,ainst the Sutro Tunnel company
foreclose the mortgage held by the r.
antiff will commence in the Cir
It Court in Carson on March 9th. l"'
lat
AS toilet article, AYERS Hair
cor stands unrivaIed. 1t cleanses
scalp and removes dandruf. .a''
res itching humors, restores the t'e
@inal color to faded and grav
II, and promotes its growth. nov
tina
No other Spring medicine has 40
\ Tor itself such universal conf
ice as Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t is :
most powerful combination Of Po"
etable alternatives ever offered to H'e'
public, and is acknowledged by Cou
medical profession to be the emu
blood purifier. her
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-02-25

House of five rooms, desirably To-
Gated, partially furnished. For par
ticuIars address: "House," this Of
fee. tampa
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-02-25

"han Baby was sick, we gave her cassorh
When sbe was Child. she cried for Castox,A
When the became Miss. she chung to Castoria
Wesr she hAd Children, she gave them Castori
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-02-25
Olc0vich Brothers.

The well-known dealers in Gen
eral Merchandise, call the attention
of the public to the following facts :
They have on hand a large and
well-selected stock of Shoes. These
they offer at a sacrifice.
Everybody is invited to call and
inspect before purchasing else
where. feb4
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-02-25
TOOK :


Ophir l.!
Mexican D!
Gould & Curry IL
Best G Belcher-5 Z,
Con. Cal. s. Va-,5s
Savage-6s
Choliar -5&
Pot0si-4 81
Hale & Norcross-9s
Yellow Jacket-Ss
Baltimore-l4
belcher-6
North Belle Isle-7i
Nevada Queens 50
Alpha l..
MOno-l %
Sierra Nevada IS
Utah. S.
Exchequer-1 ID
Seq. Belcher-3 40
Overman-2 20
Alta 95
Lady Washington-45c
Weldon-45
Crown Point-9s
Union-4 81
Andes-l ~
ConSdence-36
Benton-4
Peer less-1 30
Sc0rpIon-10c
Bodice 80
Caledonla-4Oc
Bullion-l 80
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-19

The SENATE has passed bill to place
General John G. Fremont on the retired
list Of the army, with the rank and say
OF major-general. The people. will
never miss the money which this bill
proposes to vote away, nor would ten
times the sum be missed if it were given
to Brown, Jones and Robinson. 1t is
not question Of the ability to psy.
but OF the rightfulness of paying.
There is one, and only one argument
which can be advanced in favor
of this proposition; that 10 the
argument Of Fremont's poverty.
The same can with equal
propriety be urged as an excuse for
voting money to every poor man in the
land. The connrrN owes John G. Ere
mont nothing For all he has ever
done he has been paid over and over
again. The record of the man, either as
q soldier or citizen, is not such as to
make his countrymsn feel proud or to
place them under obligations 10 him.
His career Is not at all creditsble, and
some incidents in it are highly dis
creditsbie. Instead of rewsrding him
with honors and money it would be
more in keeping with the prophecies If
Congress were to rebuke him for bring
ing the American name into ili-repute
abroad.
Congressman should not wonder if
the people sometimes grow indignant
when they witness such proceedings.
The people would be spiritless dolts if
they did no, resent such outrages, for
1t is nothing less than an outrage to vote
away the peoples money to one so lit
tie entitled to it as John C. Fremont.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-19
WATER.

& The stnpeIdous plan for supplying the
lily OF Liverpool with WRter involves the
4 en0Tsl OF q whole WEIGH village, including
Toods, cottages, churches ETC.. this i'm
our R1d One-han miles long by half mile
0 8 mile broad, and eighty feet deep.
+ there are to be three lines OF pipe, each
4 dxty eight miles long, with fltering beds
1 nd secondary reservoirs, and the cost of
he aque0uct alone is estimated st SIS, 600,-
% -Brchdn9e.
The attention of the people and City
S,ouncil the latter particularly - is
saIled TO the above, with request that
he matter be studied. OF course, Liv-
lrpool is great city, greater in popula-
ien, probably, than Salt Lake will be
i the end Of the next century. But is
Liverpool 30 much larger than this city
hat il can afford to pay for and remove
entire villages in order to find room
or reservoir, can lay three
ines Of pipe sixty-eigh. miles
and build a $15,OOOoOO squeduct,
sshiIe we tremble and stagger at the
H,uggestion Of a few thousand dollars
Expense for water SUPPLY If Liver
oooI can do all this. ought we not to
consider ourselves able to do little in
he same direction2
For twenty years or more Salt Lake
aas suffered for water, every year the
Tant growing worse. This season the
,csrcity is becoming oppressive, and
there are before us two months of hot,
dry weather In which vegetation mus,
gither and die, the roads go deep in
aust, and households restricted to the
sIosest economy in the use of water.
And yet there are few cities in
the world SO admirably located
be this one for obtaining an abundance
bf water. There is enough water COM
ing into this valley to supply city OF
i million population. Nature has done
: