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San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

EXCELSIOR MAMMOTH CRcus.-This institu-
ton gave an exhibition in San Andreas on
thursday evening. A very fair audience was
In attendance, who appeared well pleased and
satisfied with the performance. Prof. Risley
and sons, Mons. D'Evan Dan. Long, (the inim-
imitaoie clown and punster,) Madlle Therese,
Mrs. Long, Miss Freeth, and the French Ballet
Troupe, are attached to the Company-making
altogether, very fair array of talent. Prof
Risley being crippled, did not play his role but
he sang several excellent songs, which more
than repaid the audience for the change ano
they miss me at Home" was truly and feeling
ly sung, as also the comic Irish sono TIa
clown, Mr.. Dan. Long, did the agreeable IN s,cb
O variety of ways, that it would fill hoo,- =
describe it. The French Ballet is all very u;c.
but give US a good old miners break-down
such as was given score or two times las,
winter. The company perform at Angels this
this evening, and at Murphys tomorrow
evening.
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

EDITORIAL COURTESY. -" Little jealousies
should be laid aside," says the Chronicle, :" un-
til the main object is accomplished, all parties
determined to run even chances with each 9TH
er for any incidental aftcr-birth emolulnents.-
1t is these petty rivalries that always stand in
the way of great enterprises"
That is precisely what the spider said to the
fly, when she invited her neighbor into the par
lor, to take su'fhm."
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

A MODERN PHENIx.-The Messrs. Forrest, of
Third Crossing, after washing out eighteen hun
dred and seyenty-three ounces during the past
winter, from their claim, piled up their sluice-
hoxes and burned them, after which two hun
dred and ten dollars were panned out of the
ashes. The fabulous bird, which is said to ex-
ist single. and rise again from its own ashes,
need not in future be classed as myth.
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

"BILLY PATTERsoN."-We have frequently
heard of the terrible adversely which befel that
poor, ubiquitous individual, and his unremit-
ting, enquiring efforts to discover who hit him !?
We now appreciate his feelings and sympathise
in his distress. A very clever writer in the
Calarerds Chronicle, of last Saturday, gave US a
somewhat severe and it may be deserving "rip.n
and although the article appeared as a leader
we don't know who did it 1t was regular
red-hot-round-shot, which well-nigh annihi-
lated this covetous, little clap-board Camp"
and our story-and- half-sugar- pine -Indepen-
dent Office Well, we shall visit the Hill, on the
I'd of May, to report the proceedings of the
Convention. [nothing shorter,] and assist the
interests of the Big Tree road, Stockton, MUIR
phys and all intervening points,-and last,
yet not least, look out for Number /. Being
quite stranger at the Hill, (although one of
three who first dug gold at that place, and not
having visited the town since May, 1884, we
shall appear with chip on the left shoulder,
and the displacing of it, by the "great unknown
romancer," shall be the signal of attack For
oiuPicS, VIC Siain TIC protcClion oi nose rer-
guson, of the Lafayette Hotel, and Doctor Sober,
of the Drug Store, always preferring those who
will recuperate our surviving friends with the
very best of eating, drinking medicines, &C., and
also medical advice;-in the hands of these Good
Samaritans, we leave our destiny, (should we
"fall as did the traveller to Jericho, hoping they
will ''stand BY to haul laughter" if we get in a
tight place, during our contemplated Lilliputian
visit to the land of Brobdignag-' close by the
Amador line This is no puff
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

Married.-On Sunday evening, April 18th,
1857, at San Andreas, by the Rev James Mot
ter, Mr.. DANIEL H. PILLSBURY to Miss
DELLA CURLEY, all of this place.
Married On Wednesday Evening, April
18th, at vallecito, Calaveras county. at the re-
sidcnce of Mr.. F. N. Paggett, by Rev. W. G..
Curry. Mr.. F P. DEBNAM, to Miss EMILY Decker,
both OF Vallccito, formerly of Arkansas
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18
cOTilLION MUSIC

NoiiCE-The undersigned would respect.
~ fully inform the citizens Of san An M.
dreas and all the surrounding Camps in xA5Ab
the county, that they have Organized az2s
Cotillion Band, and are now prepared To 7,,r-
nish Superior Music for Balls. Parties SC.
Their Band consists of the best performers n
the Southern Mines, and they guarantee to p;ve
perfect satisfaction.
Music furnished at short notice (say eight or
ten days,) and on the most reasonable terms.
For particulars, &C., enquire at this Office, or
of the proprietors,
feb 7-tf Messrs. CRONK & RICHMOND.
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

DILLON l. Co.'s STAGRs.-The proprietors of
this line of stages, having made new arrange
ments and introduced important improvements
for the summer campaign, (having reduced the
price of fare between Stockton and San An
dreas, to Sc, and to all other points intervening
Stockton, Angels, &C., on the Murphy route in
the same proportion, they are now doing all
within their power to facilitate travel and ac-
commodate the public. They have, in the very
face of increased expenses, reduced the price of
fare, and improved the regularity and speed OF
their daily trips. They have some of the finest
stock in the State, and always have careful and
obliging drivers. We are indebted to Mr. Chas.
Sisson, the attentive and gentlemanly driver on
this end of the route, for favors in the way Of
distributing the Independent to our +" way" sub
scribers. His cheerful and obliging nature has
made hosts of friends for the Company, and a
legion of personal friends for himself. Long
may he wave the lash, and finger the ribbons,
for Dillon & Company
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

RemOval.-This day we shall remove the
office of the San Andreas Independent Printing
establishment, to the building on ST. Charles
street, formerly occupied by DR.. Brotherton as
Drug store, where we will be happy to see all
our friends and customers, and attend promptly
to all business in our line
ARMoR, KoosER & CLAYEs.
April 4th, 1857.
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsH1P

YVHE co-partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween A. P. Humphrey & James Barclay,
under the name and style of Humphrey & Bar
clay, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The Syrup and Soda Business will hereafter be
carried on by A. P. Humphrey in his own name
All persons having unsettled business with
the late firm, are referred to A. P Humphrey
he having assumed all liabilities, and being en-
titled to all assets of the said copartnership.
A. p. HUMPHREY,
JAMES BARCLAY
San Andreas March "a, '57. mar2S-3t-29 g
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, thatthe undersigned
IN have this day formed co-partnership, for
the purpose of carrying on the WILLOW CREEK
Mill, and conducting the Lumberiny business
In all its branches. WILLIAM DENNIS,
ALEX. WYLLIE,
HENRY w. DUNNING. !.
San Andreas, March 9Th, 1857. mhl4 3m
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

THANKs.-We are indebted to the Hon. L. T.
Beatty for copy of the able speech of J. Lam
caster Brent, delivered in the Legislature on
the 18th ult., on the bill to provide revenue
for the support of the Government" 1t is pnb-
lished by request oftwenty- mine members of the
House, who endorse it as an able and satisfac-
tory expose of the reasons which induced the
Legislature to pass the Stamp Act.
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

FREIGHrING AND FoRwARDING.-In another
column will be seen the card of Burlington l.
Blackwell. They have a spring wagon, and
do frcighting business, and forward goods
All orders to Stockton, must be sent to the
Grocery store of J. ". Burlington, corner of
Main and Sutter streets.
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

gESPECIAL NOTICE is hereby given to
Tax Payers to attend on the Board of Equali-
zation at their first session in August, when
said Board will meet to equalize the taxes and
will remain in session from day to day to hear
and determine all cases that may come under
their notice. All assessments not then and
there equalizcd will remain unaltered for the
present fiscal year. March l4-ap Aft
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18
DAILY EXPRESS

NM. NJ. DENIG informs the public that he
w will, on next Tuesday, April 7th, COM
mence running Daily Express from San An
dreas to Calaveritas and Old Gulch, starting
from San Andreas Immediately after the arrival
of the Stockton stage, so as to deliver San Fran
cisco letters and papers, and the Sacramento
Daily Union the same day they arrive at San
Andreas.
On Saturday of each week the Express will
be extended to Cave City and intervening
camps.
On the arrival of each steamer, an extra Ex-
press will be run for the distribution of Allan
tic States papers, touching at Upper Calaveri-
tas, Old Gulch, French Gulch Mountain Ranch,
Hartford Twins Mill, Cave City and San An
tonic.
Persons receiving letters or small packages
forwarded per Mail or Wells, Fargo & Co., can
have them delivered every day by leaving their
orders at Sharps HOTEL Caaveritas, or Os-
born's Store, Old Gulch. And at Cave City,
every Saturday or Sunday, by leaving their
orders at Burdicks, Saloon.
Office in Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Building, San
Andreas, where may be found San Francisco
Sacramento and Atlantic papers.
apr Aft WM NJ. DENIG.
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

ENTERPRIsE.-We are indebted to Mr. Denip
OF the Pony Express, for copies of Atlantic and
Sacramento papers, expressed through in ad-
vance of the Mail. On Monday last, he expressed
the Sacramento Union through from Mokelumne
Hill, bringing Atlantic States news twenty
four hours ahead Of the Mail. Such zeal and
enterprise is most commendable and must meet
generous patronage aud support
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18
Miners Meeting.

Miners Meeting.
AT a meeting Of the miners of the South Fork
of the Calaveras River, convened Feb 18th, for
the purpose of changing the existing mining
laws of that section, the following resolution
was offered:
Resolxed That there is no necessity for
changing the existing laws, as they have given
entire satisfaction to the miners of this vicinity.
Which was seconded and carried unanimous
ly. T. j. KELLY, Prest.
JOHN HOGAN, Sec'y. apl ll-4w
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

NOtice.-Mr. Orlando NJ Clayes, is admit
Yea an equal partner in the business of pub
iisning the " San Andreas Independent" and car
Fying on the printing business, from this date
GEO. ARMOR,
BENZ. P. KOOSER.
San Andreas, March 2lst, 1857.
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

BALL AT kNIcKERBocKER HALL.-On Tuesday
evening last, another Social Assembly and Ball
was held at Knickerbocker Hail. 1t was truly
an "Old and Young Folks Festival" The
room was gracefully ornamented with National
Banners. Evergreens and flowers, entwined
IN wreaths, ornamented the Hall, while mnia-
ture forests of manzanita and pine, encircled
the festive scene. large number of invited
guests were present, many of whom were from
surrounding camps. Dancing continued until
early dawn, when the company retired, highly
delighted with themselves and the managers of
the ball. The supper, gotten up by Philip Pi-
per, of the Main street Hotel, was the theme
of universal praise.
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18
County Assessment for 1855

County Assessment for 1857 and 1858.
The attention of owners and agents Of Real
Estate and personal Property within the County
of Calaveras, is hereby directed to the provi-
sions of the Public Revenue Act of the State
of California, requiring them to furnish state
ments of the same to the County Assessor,
specifying the exact boundaries of the Real
Estate with the buildings and improvements
thereon, together with thu value of all personal
property, including goods and chattels for every
description; all cash, monied stock, notes. bonds,
mortgages, &C., whether owned or held in trust
for others.
BsP If any person shall be guilty Of giving
false list Of property under the oath required
by law, such person shall be liable to indict-
ment for perjury, and the property shall be
liable to three times the usual tax.
Dssg" The assessment of all property of per-
sons refusing to give list will be doubled by
the Board of Equalization.
Blank statements may be had on application
at my Office.
GEORGE C. TRTON. County Assessor
March IA, ls57.-ap Aft
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

LIBERAL.-Mr. A. A. Son, of the Post-Officc
Arcade, Stockton sent us a liberal supply of
Atlantic States and European papers. On his
counter may be found a large variety of news
papers, books, and everything pertaining to the
Bookstore and Periodical business.
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

COMPLIMENTS AND PAPERs.-Messrs. Rosen-
baum 4 Van Allen, of the Book and Stationery
Store, Stockton, favored us with the compli-
ment OF full files of the New York Home Jour
nal, New Orleans True Delta, Boston Traveler,
q. Louis Republican, Porters Spirit Of the Times,
new Ts iork, and Bailou's Pictorial, of Boston,
., ness ,avors are very acceptable, especially in
saesc na uall times, when there are no mining
news bobbing around
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

Telegraph Office. The office has
been re-opened in San Andreas, and the opera
tor is prepared to forward communications, and
obtain answers from all the principal towns in
the State. Messages left in his Office will be
ges strictly confidential.
MARI If. R.. II. BROTHERTON, Operator.
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

WELLS, FARGO Co.-During the week, the
indefatigable agent of Wells, Fargo & Co., fur
nished us with the usual exchanges and current
favors
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18

A. B. LAFoRGE, Lessee, has removed his Office
to Old Gulch, where all business in connection
with the Ditch will, in future. be Transacted
Improvements on the Ditch are now complete
and full supply of water on hand.
San Andreas, Jan. 10th, 81. jan loft
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18
5pefial Il oti1rs.

Posr ExPREss-Byan advertisement in another col
umn will be that Mr.. VIM. Denig ate attache
of the INDEPENDENT ofce,l is running Daily Ex
press to Upper Caaveritas and Old Gulch- From q
knowledge Of Mr. DIS character, cheerfuly recon-
mend him to patrons and tile public as being worthy
Of their support We know linn to be honest capable
punctua oblgng and reliable great desideratum
in the Express busaess-and believe that he will do every
thing in lis power to render satisfaction to Lis customers
Mr. Denig the entire circulation of San Francisco and
Sacramento papers. He will also act as General Agent
for the INDEPENDENT circulate the paper solicit collect
and receipt for the same. apll-u
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18
NOTICE..

n Office.
NvHE UNDERSIGNED, Administrator on the
IL Estate of John B. Walz, deceased. hereby
gives notice to persons indebted to said estate.
to come forward Immediately and make settle
ment and TO those having claims against the
same, to present them to the Administrator, re-
siding at Old Gulch, within ten months from
the date hereof, or they will be forever barred.
NJ II. BENNETT,
March l4th, ls57-6t-30t Administrator.
San Andreas independent., 1857-04-18
DANCING SCHOOL

MeSsrS. CrOnk s. Richmond,
HAVING opened Dancing School at San
IL Andreas, and also at the Kentucky Of
House and Upper Calaveritas, are now ~
ready to receive applications for Tuition. Gs.&
Ladies taught free of charge.
For Terms, apply to Mr.. w. P. Miller, San
Andreas; or, to Nr. ]. F. Cronk, at either of
the above Camps.
San Andreas, JAM oath, l857-tf.
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" HE Queen of Spain is shortly expected 70
copy AFTER the Queen of England, and present her
SUBJECTS with something new.
IL OF all the projects Of reformers and enthu
slests, NO one has done so much to enlarge the
sphere OF woman In a practical way as-hoops
IL The following may be good news for dis.
oontepted married ladies
VI de Luca, French chemist has discovered
ner poison
10 " Inc Prince OF Prussia will not marry the
Princess Royal of England until next January
he wants to repair the old house at Berlin and Get
ms iaI crops in the cellar before marrying. We
" A late imperial decree, which required fe.
MAZE cancers In Vienna to wear long loose trow.
sers, instead OF the floating haze peculiar to
French ballet divinities, has been rescfnded The
uo"seis were found ''impracticable and unns-
liza delightful little summer excursion is
Proposed TO leave Portland Me, on the 9th OF
June, for Liverpool, Edinburgh and Dublin
Ilckts $40 The tour will occupy about two
months; and comprise 600 miles Of ocean travel
and sou by railroad ''
W The house Of Shimme Point Nantucket
IormeI,y occupied by Abraham Quarry, was de-
.uoyed oy nre on Friday afternoon Thi. wa.
tne ha6ltation of the oldest Of the once powerf,I
,'lDo OF Indians which inhabited the island The
mouse was unoccupied, and is supposed TO have
Oeen nred oy ischievous bows
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL-G A Lea. Va: I'M Ho,-
ner, do; g Gregory, do; l. Carbin, do: i X
Gar 90 w Saladen, o. o Ironside, Cal: ]
w Parsons, do; Winston, Kan: A s Steyens
90 Gibson and lady, No; l. Levy and :. =,
Ia H. u - Winchester, o, c NJ l. Pochon, Ny; C.
"a daT .d ia; A NJ Harrison; w NJ Fenton
H W iady, Mich; f ]. Mason; b smith, Pa: Jno
n VI. ~ NJ Waterman, III; ID G MettinSer
GeTeri Gns' Nd Md; II GIytt, va Patten, Me; I
\ Durand' Ia; Mrs A Porter do. "a T. InII.'
10 MIs Lamon and child do. w NJ C,Id,,,aII'
Nd c,ni h fGs" do A Erne, Tenn; Brewer
Mo,tiInlpT H X.. Letter, do; II Wood. Pa; w
lady, Pa; l. Leeds and family III =, H1rth and
ton and lady, Pa HI NJ knowl-
WlLLARDS' HOTEL-C Fe-,,, -
C1i MAJ johnson, usAi IS Moore, Miss; 1U w
Frost. Mich; b FRESHMAN, Md. iio3 Pe, Me;
No; Mrs Ryan, Md; Ferne, NY: Msaii'
der, Va; w Frazer, do; r A Sexton Nv VIi
Seding, DO; Bed6o,d, Md; NJ Gordon, do: A
Va; Creighton, do; Hon r vi McLane, Nd: II
j. Holly, ly, NY; DIR Werwick, do: w HubbeII
% Hubbell, do; Lounsberg. NY; COT, do,
w, Hansworth, do; Lakin, Mass; C Larned
e., Pa; Miss Nickel, do; III Hazen, ly, NC; Miss
Hszen, do Dean, son. La; II Houghton, NY;
Travis, Pa; Miss Travis, do; Hon Soule
do a' T0i r LUTTE do Walden, Dell w Hagood
Bethel: do; w e Etheridge do; III Padgett. La:
" vi Dale, NY; 8 Bowers, DC
, NORWOOD HOCSE.-C Canyerse, Ma:
; Leach, Cal; Maj Zubin, USN; w Mecblin
ienss. \ sc1t, Va g w Erich, do; b B
Jones, DC; w Pender, Va: Eft Wont.G,, -
va, VI Pill. Pa; A Thompson. NY: q r; 10,
sdh'; Ma; q VI Baldwin, Tenn; II Wasbin1.
AZ p co,i5 pIowh, Mass Il Conner d ly:NY:
Va va Lungston, do; T Martin,
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GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
HUNTSVILLE, (Ala.D April lst, 1857.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
4 -! - 5! 3:
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NV AND IMPRoYKp ARRANaKMENIa

NEw AND IMrRovkD ARRANGEMENTS.
Three Trains daily from Baltimore for Cumber
AHS Ths nj q Af
o SsGSSay at IS M, cSnnec,ns with tTs,1;
"a The Nail ira TRkfN esvs. Camden Station
trans Tor Columbus, Sinciapsti bay ton Indsnspo-
81. Louis, Csiro, and intermediate points
Sd. The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at p.
Louis, Cairo, Chcaso and intermedate places. The
distance 70 Cincinnatl and other central and southern
ses oh hes the nesr 100 ss than
unequalled.
liz Baggage checked through to Columbus. Gin
canatl, indianapolis, and 81. Louis.
W Passengers and Baggage transferred at q!
TnRoTGH TICKETS will be sold to all the large
townf IN the West at the lowest possible rates at
the Ticket Once, Camden Station, and at Washing
rRfI, seoond-olass car is attached to the NAIL
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington may
heg ssa sP e. nea,
r. m, and reaches Wheeling a, o. m.
Passengers from Washington have ample time for
THIS is the only route by which Through Tickets
ano Baggage Checks can be obtained IN Washington.
FOR PASSENGERS.
s sops east OF Sumberland and the Express at sta
no, LON oetTeen Pledmopt, going West, Eastwardly
eoEmodation leaves Cumberland al an. iesohlns
r.; FSk b Sci Ii x TRAIN start. u.pm,e,
SePI Sundayl stopping at Way Stations. Leaves
reoerick at a. m, arriving at Baltimore at I2.y
The ELLICOTTs MILL TRAIN leave. Cam
Mr. Mr. Satlon al a. M and $50 m. Leaves Ehcotts
Mills at 7S a. m. and 7-so p m, except SUNDAYS.
Jan io-t Master of Trans portstiou,
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RANKING HOUSE OF ,nn

DEposITs.- Deposits received and Checks paid
cities received on Deposit at par, and Exohanse on
INTEREST on DEPosIrs.-Interest will be allow ed
on deposits at such rates as may be agreed upon.
na DkpGsITs ~ ViKsINI. AND rScuKKEST. MONEY.
ceived to be checked for pay able in same funds or in
SpSSc Gseo we charging ing. the regular Exehanse
ana Securities. at the market rate.
LETTERS OF CREDIT- letters Of Credit will be
furnished, negotiable in the different Cities of the
United States, on Deposit of Money or CoIatersis,
and interest allowed if Money is deposited and
charged if Colateras. such terms as may be
upon.
TRAVELLING BILLS OF ExcHANaR.-Tnvelers will
Se WITH drafts n such sums may be de-
siTea negotiable IN the different Cities of the Union
LANDAND EURoPK-Bllls of Ex change and Letters
of Credit on England, Ireland and Europe furnished
BoSDs STOCKS &cBandss ln is sn ID sa
ties paying from to IL pr. cent always for sale or
bought in the different Cities at commission of y
reserve the right to call for depOs Of 10 DR. cent on
the cost. Bonds or Stocks will be ordered BIZ tele
graph. ~ ''''
, RAILROAD, CITY, AND STATE BoNDs.-Rairoad.
City, and State Bonds be placed i'm our hands for
nes3tation, either IN this country or Europe. RaiI
roqd m1r purchased for cash or with Bonds.
market rates. All Warrants sold by us are TxaJam
feed IN every respect.
Land Warrants located on commission,
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished If re-
Warrants will be forwarded to Western Houses On
orders, or sent for sale on commission to responsible
REAL Estate AND ASSURANCES. Real Estate
bought and sold, and assurances effected.
on the United States, befo1e n ~:
Conrt OF Sialms or Congress, ntrusted to u.s. will be
by prompt ena tff ' sRosTfERs
jan ~ OppOSIte the Tressupv
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Paris FAsHIoNs.-The Paris correspondent of
the New York Journal Of Commerce, under date
Of April IS, says:
Ball dresses for the spring and summer are
composed OF the lghtest materials Madame
auvet, 4 hue de Menars, is preparing CHARMING
1ancles Tor the festivities of Easter week There
are robes OF tulle and gauze striped with silver
having three, four, five skirts TUNES of white
tulIe, zeolaed with velvet. In silks, the large
watered patterns are preferred, either plain Or
win co!ored bouquets; silks of light colors with
10unces, others with striped or sprigged pattern,
Ihese dresses are trimmed in the apron-style. or
up the side with laces, ruches bows of fihand
or mowers For young ladies, tarlatans and plain
Fix; Grape or tulle with two skirts, having a
oLoad satin riband put on the edge Of each like
nenl, are the most appropriate. The skirts of
an ,ooss are made very full, and very long be-
hlnd double skirts are in great favor both for
evening and walking toilette The newest sleeve
styled the bsret, the upper part sits yery close
70 the shoulder, but becomes very wide towards
the elbow all the width Is thrown behind. for
the seam OF the sleeve lies almost fat on the arm
IN 'front.'. The fullness Of the elbow is gathered
INTO deep band, eight inches wide which SIT,
c!ose 10 The arm down TO the wrist The fitness
ABOVE the elbow Is what gives 10 this sleeve the
name OF beret, from its resemblance to the can
won worn 9y the peasants of the Basque provinces. 4
deep nounce or cloche falls over the top of the
sin4 ana covers the scant part of the sleeve >,