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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

THE SNow.-The snow who has not spokcn Of
il? Whose pen has not written of IL How would
Won, who have seen il and experienced its atten-
dant pleasures and miserics, describe the snow.
How would you translate IL? All that is n great
subcct hfiv large books would not hold what
might he said about he snow ami the time OF its
coming We understand that snow IL merely
water which starts TO fall and is caught by stratas
of rcfrigeraing air, cooled into icy PARTICLES and
sent to whiten the earth, where. If cody received,
IL rests till liberated by warmth. The varying
breath of our seasons does not course to heights
whore snow lodges perpetually.
This IL the snow period; there Is little poetic
solemnity In H.; we seem TO hear the past wbis-
perng, eagerly telling Of what happened when
we were not too old for play In the snow; little
ones are making great noise; the snow balls fly;
away, there look out for the sled Skates,
sleigh rides, and mttens High winds, thick ice.
and white smoke from the chimneys Night
steps forward and wraps us in her cloak; sit up
to the fre-Oh, how comfortable ! Grandmother
is knitting, and all are looking at .be live Goals
and getting sleepy.
The whispering Of the past ceases, and we arc
glad Of IT.; the snow is falling and the Sierra hills
are gaining snow and drearness. The trees stand
naked IN the cold; where are autumns yellow
life, summers green development, and springs
sweet germ. When they were here, beauty lin
gered In the view, sun warmed azure stood above,
and underneath arose earth's perfumes and wan
dered with its melodies. Wait awhile, the beauty.
time will come again.--Sierra Citizen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

THE NoR.RILrPoN STAR published at Nor
ril-pom city, Hay Fork Valley has made its
appearance. In vigor and originality its cditori-
ais compare favorably with those of the Sacra-
mento Union. We reproduce the following
city matters
Our city was thrown into considerable excite
ment, yesterday evening, by the arrival Of Hon.
Sam. Curry, formerly of Weavervile, but more
recently of Trinity river. He is stopping at the
City Hotel, and contemplOtes giving ground
and lofty tumbing exhibition to aid the Mount
Vernon Association
'HGHLY IMPORTANT FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
Just as we were going to press we received a
copy of the Ilyampom Chronicle which gives
account of a recent engagement with the bloody
lnjns. The enemy had concentrated their main
force on Van Duzenbury Fork, 700 strong, and
had fortified their encampment by digging u
trench l20 feet wide and eghty-hve feet deep;
one side of their camp was protected by q per-
pendicuar mountain, mile and half high
The Star comedies with the Sacramento Uaion
in opinion that President buchanan withheld IA
copy of his message from the Central overland
route. b. NJ. George is editor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15
BRIEF REFERENCES.

A DRUNKEN Indian was mortaly beaten in an
aboriginal fight in Placerville "A SAFE was
broken into at Orleans Flat aud robbed OF $4,000
which the thieves escaped with. TUE North
ern Telegraph line has reached to Sacramento;
il has generally reached the ground up this way
.... The line of stages have been drawn off below
Red BluiIs-both run thence to Shasta 720,-
900 bricks were made at Red Bluffs last year.
and seven houses from them. The Presidents
Message passed through Genoa Carson Valley.
on the 3lst, by horseman--Wm. DuKay. late OF
Wells, Fargo Co.'s house, in Marysvlle-who
rode II miles in five hours. The mail from Salt
Lake to Placcrvilc came through in seven days
... The debt of Sierra county is S7l, ,25S.G0. -.
CHARLES LINDLEY has been appointed County
Judge of Yuba. . .JouNsToN PRrcE, elected Sen
ator in room of Ferguson, in company with Pen
Johnston met Buck lIarrigan, who said that ho
wanted nothing to do with Senator who would
walk with q murderer Gaming match ensued 10
which Price broke his stick and got m ugly
cash on the head Ben. GREEN and i. Proctor.
late OF Downievlle are reported lost lu the SHOWS
about Carson Valley. JonN TICKER was killed
In his claim on Middle Creek, Shasta county. on
Monday week; another person was buried up TO
his neck, but was dug out without much injury
Some wicked fellows Of Shasta hired an 'unpro.
ductive person to disntcr body from tho grave
yard, and having concealed themselves near by.
fired and yelled at the body y.snaicher, causing him
TO take to the woods with amazing velocity,
whence he had not returned. The Courier believes
that the resurrccionst buited out his brains
against tree which crossed his course ut right
angles. .TnE Assembly refused to elect chap
lain, and also declined TO invite ministers to OH
was given OF bill to repeal last years Attach.
ment Law.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15
DAY AND EVENING
WRITING SCHOOL.
Main Street, next door 10 Raehr's JeweIry
Store, WeavcrvilIe.

y The undersigned is now prepared to
Ms n give instruction in Writing and Book
-&r-->s-2 keeping, by SINGLE or DOUBLE EN-
TRY. Aching wrists, cramped fingers, propping
up the arm-by allowing it to rest on the desk
are all obviated with facility. The pupil will be
taught to read his writing without having to stop
and turn the paper, which should always be sta
tiondry when writing.
He is also prepared to take trial balances of
merchants books, and adjust any complicated
accounts at reasonable recompense, confden-
TALLY. He would also form a class in writing of
school Gents and Misses, one or two days in the
weekday tme-if a sufficient number OF schol-
ars should offer. Satisfaction given, or no pay !
d. WEBSTER CLEGG.
Weaver, Jan. 8, 1853 81
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15
WEAVERVILLE CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, January Is.

THE Town AT MoUNT VERNoN.-A recent tourist
declares Mount Vernon to be in most gone-to
wreck condition. The lawn is strewed with rub
bish, the gardens run to waste; the homestead is
populated by thirty or forty consumptive negroes
who miserably subsist by cultivating unproduc.
tive land, fishing, spongng on strangers, and
cutting branches from the trees to sell to patriotic
visitors. The degenerate Washington, John A.
who is trying to speculate off the patriotism OF
American women has leased an old tenement to
daguerrean artist, for one dollar a month, where
likenesses are taken for two shllings, with the
tomb of Washington in the background
We fear that the commendable purpose OF
women will serve to disclose to the contemptuous
gaze of Europe the huckstering meanness of men
who have thrust themselves to prominence in the
enterprise. Americans will be estimated abroad
by John A. Washington and Bonner, both of whom
are spectators in sacred relies, the one endcav-
oring, by means Of better principles of Others "a
rebuild tumble-down negro quarters, and the
other to thrust q disreputable journal into places
where but for knavsh and sacreligious cunning,
it could have no liberation. Better that the tomb
of Washington remain overgrown with weeds
until it shall have been inherited by noblel
owner, than that the manner of its redemption
should disgrace the nation made ilustrious by
the genius and valor of the dead. Let us deporC
that the virtuous mothers and daughters of Amer
lea have so far failed in their crusade to recover
the Columbian Sepulchre that they must PROSTATE
| thnm m msolv hafnra fhn 1irtv tol1ns af initial
money changers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

GREY- EYED WnLIAM.-We have supreme
contempt for that fellow Walker, who they say
has once more escaped the vigilance OF our Rev
enue officers for another raid on Nicaragua A
bull dog tenacity of purpose is his only redeeming
quality. and selfish desire for questionable re-
nown his only ambition. More than thousand
followers have already been sacrificed by his
madness and folly; and it would be blessing to
that restless class Of population who are ever
on the search for adventure, II his body would
ornament the yard arm of a British cruiser as u
reward for his buccaneering propensties. g. Yreka
UDiOu.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

EVENTS or THE YEAR--We must not omit to
notice in our catalogue of notable events, one
which is bound to affect in decided manner, the
interests of the community in this Immediate
portion Of the State, We alludc to the measures
so promptly taken and encrgeticolly conducted
on the part Of the state authorities, to rid our
country Of the dangerous pest of rowing tribes
of hostile Indians infcsting the mountain trails,
and checking the settlement of one Of the most
valuable sections Of the State for grazing purpo
ses. The only material change which could have
been made for the better. in the condnct of this
campaign, would he Ivy doubling the amount o
force employed. This would have enabled thu
present efficient company, to make thorough worl
of what they have so well begun, and entire
obviated the necessity Of similar future efforts II
the same direcLion.-- Nni0ntoen CaLif0rniaM.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

FIRST SQUEAK or THE TIN WmsrLE.@When
the Assembly convened, sporting man bet that
DeLong, the Tin Whistle of last session, would
be first to address the chair. Sure enough,
scarcely had the temporary chairman ascended
the platform when 'squ-e-ak' = went the noisy
little member, as the wiry legs brought the unim
portant little 'un to "A perpendicular. Yuba Co.
must be exceedingly destitute Of Legislative
timber.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

MURDER AND ROBBERY IN YREKA-Charles
Rose, who kept large store in Yreka, was muir
dered, robbed and partially burned on Monday
week He employed no clerk, and it is believed
that the assassns concealed themselves in the
store before closing at night and that they
obtained 1000, as he had just closed out an
immense stock. The Sheriff went in pursuit Of
three men who had left town suspiciously.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15
Brewery
WEST SIDE OF WEAVER CREEK,
Below II G IS Sig's Garden
w. KOLB & CO., Proprietors.

THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURE
i in informing the public that they are now
manufacturing, and Offer for sale a superior quail
ity of L A G Err b e e r, warranted equal
to any in the State. A share OF the public pat
rouage is requested This Lager Beer is put up
with great care, in quantities to suit, kept CON
stanty on hand, and will be delivered in any part
Of the county. W. K0LB x co.
Weaver, July 10, 1858. 25.f
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

LADIES AMERICAN MAGAZINE. Henry White,
of New York. desires us to recommend his La
dies Acrican Magazine Can't do It Henry; the
concern may do to extract tears from sympathetic
cook maids, but it will not do for intelligent
women-such as we have TO read in the West.
The fashion illustrations are entirely too mcan-
choly TO be introduced in families in rapidly
populating country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15
THE TRINITY JOURNAL.
Calvin b. Mcdonald, Editor
WEAV WILLIE:
Saturday Morning, january rs, 1850.

'EDlToR. The word editor is not always
understood or applied properly; it signifies a
publisher, not merely writer. Bulwer, in the
Last Days of Pompeii, tells Of the editor who
published, or proclaimed the moment when bat
ties were to begin in the amphitheater. Many
good newspaper writer's are very Indifferent edit
ors to superintend the reproduction of others
writings. 1t is said that the editor of the London
Times writes little or none. When an article is
required on a particular subject the editor sends
to some one thorougly instructed on that subject
and pays the writer. Others are employed to
discuss other themes of which the first writer
knew very little, perhaps; and thus every article
is vigorous and complete.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

YREKA.-The Union is not certain that Rose
was murdered-he ght have fallen in a III and
of his limbs and body being found in different
places is not true. The Firemen gave ball on
New Years Eve. Both routes TO Shasta, and the
road over Siskiyou mountain continue open.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

CHARLES ROSE, the Yrcka merchant recently
murdered, did business in singular manner. lie
was too suspicious or penurious to keep n clerk,
but after selling out his stock, closed business
and went below after another, for which he paid
cash. Returning with his goods business recon-
menccd, and in this manner he had accumulated
about $4,000, all Of which, it is believed, the
murdcrers obtained
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

UNIONTowN AND PETALUMA MAIL RoUTEs.-The
Post Master General has advertised for proposals
TO carry a mail from San Francisco, by Pctauma
Healdsburg, Uniontown, and Big Bar, to Trinity
$50 miles and back, once in two weeks. Another
route from Uniontown to Orleans Bar another
from Trinidad, by Orleans, Forks of Salmon,
and Russian Creek to Yreka. Contracts to com
mence next July.-.N Californian
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

SINCE Mr.. Evcret's engagement to write for
Bonner, of the New York Ledger, it is said that
he has been overwhelmed by similar offers. Ten
thousand dollars are offered him to sing comic
song; he is also importuned to act as clown in II
number of crcuses. Another person offers n
desirable engagement to perform on the tight
rope.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

MEMBER FROM THE GREAT NoRTH.-A mystic
rious parsonage, bearing couple Of shields
shaped like snow-shoes, appeared here, a few
nights ago, and was supposed to be directly from
Sir John Franldn's Arctic camp. He is reported
to have stated that he was a member of the Leg
isature, but felt delicacy iu having the fact
made known, having belonged to a respectable
family in Humboldt, Del Norte, Klamath or Sis,
kiyou, we could not learn from which county.
We think, however the person was Sniktaw,' of
Siskiyou, as he carried bundle on hoop pole.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

The Emperor of japan isdead. 1t is supposed
that he committed suicide because his course
in making the late liberal treaty with the United
States and other foreign powers was not approved
The provisions of the treaty admitting foreigners
to the interior is said to be in conflict with Japan
ese law
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

A TRAVELLER was refused shelter at an inn, un
less he would agree to sleep, and without light
decorously, in a room occupied by lady. He
promised and just before day laundering up
roar was heard in the room, and the traveller
came rolling down stairs eXclniming:
Oh, Lord that womans dead =
II know that replied the host, but how did
you find ii out
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

AUNTY LEcoNPToN.-We are sorry to have
observed that our deserving young contemporary,
the race for Senate Sccretarysbip. "A. L. laid
him out Aunty Lecompton
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15
Hotel for Rent.

T'HE INDEPENDENCE HOTEL, in Weaver
l. vile, together with furniture and fixtures,
will be leased to any responsible party who will
make early application. The House is well fur
nshed, and in complete order.
For particulars, apply to 0. FOX.
Weaver, Dec. 25, 1858 49tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

A SAN FRANCISCO reformation journal hopes to
see the day when all laws for the collection OF
debts will be rendered imperative, or virtually
abolished" IF the fool-kller's charter be mme-
dlately repealed, the editor may live TO see that.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

THE MOUNTAIN RELIEF SoCIETY.-Tbe excellent
institution which organized by the above
name on the 26th ultimo, and which is based upon
the principle of reciprocal aid adopted Consi-
tuition and BYLAWS of which the following is n
synopsis The object of this society is declared
to be to assist the distressed and suffering among
its own members, the fluids for this purpose to
be raised by an entrance fee of one dollar, and
regular monthly dues of the same amount from
each member, payable monthly. in advance.
Agencies are 20 be established in the several mi
ming districts Of the township. Provision is made
for the establishment Of n hospital or nfrmary,
whenever the same may be needed.-.Norh San
Juan Press
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

A TRAVELLER relating his adventures. told the
company that he aud his servant had made fifty
wild Arabs run; which startling them, be obser-
we'd that there no great matter in it, for
said he, 'we ran, and they ran after u.s.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

WE hold it TO be no part of the duty of jour
nalist to manufacture interesting local items when
the corresponding events do not occur; and II
our paper is found wanting in such intelligence,
it is simply an evidence that we are moving
quietly along in the routine Of everyday life, Of
which local journal is supposed to be the reflex.
-Yreka Union.
That, being Individually true, let's us out, too.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

PROPERLY PUMsHED.--I In Iowa, brute of
man kicked bis wife. The indignant neighb0rs
assembled and made iaclfass kick hin,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

WINTER SPoRTs.-For several days skaters
have been numerous on the various reservoirs
hereabouts; the ice is firm, strong, and tolerably
smoothe. A good deal of ludcrous gesture was
exhibited by new beginners, which was immense
lY' amusing to Chinese spectators.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

IN his sermon on Sunday week Rev. DR.. Scott
read portion of the Presidents Message to his
hungerDg and thirsting congregation. We can
imagine that had the Rev. DR.. Paul sat immedi-
ately behind him, our sensation clergyman might
have discovered the presence Of an apostollcal
-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

Mrs. JENKINS complained in the evening that
the turkey she had eaten at Thanksgiving did not
set UeH
Probably said jenkins, it was not hen
tlirken =
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

! IT is asserted that members Of the Legislature
express determination to discountenance frequent
and long speecbfying.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

HUTcHXGs January Magazine is good num-
ber, and has several excellent engravings of
winter mining scenery. 1t is the intention of the
Publisher to materially improve the style Of the
Magazine, this year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

THERE has been some irreguIarty in arrival Of
express letters of late; occasoned by delay below
Shasta, because Of bad roads and withdrawal Of
one stage line.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

THE bees Of Brazil are an improvement. as
generally they are without stings. There are
eighteen species; three Of which make sour, and
two bitter honey.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

THE intensely cold weather has stopped all
mining operations for the present. We have never
experienced such weather in this State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

'PEART' OLD APosTLE.-Rev. DR.. Christie, Of
New York, aged seventy five years, has been
suspended from the ministry for the crime Of
adultery with the wife of Rev DR.. Rooney
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

IT is gravely proposed by correspondent OF
the Melbourne ArgB TO explore the interior Of
the vast continent of Australia by means of bal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

The Shasta Courier gives flrstrate likeness
of the Watch Dog Of the Treasury for 1859.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

THE Humboldt Northern Californian entertains
good opinion Of Assemblyman Davis; he is
reputed to have good sense and integrity, and to
have the running-gears of hrst-rate member.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

Az exchange says that Mr.. Powers has compile
ted his statute Of Webster.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

ENGLAND has now nearly $4,000 troops in India,
still battling the rebels.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-30
A Mystery Of the Past.

An immense cstscomb can be seen q
Ro'hweIl. 10 the interior Of England. nea'
The direct route from Liverpool to London
l. 10 IN immrnse vault built Of masonry, an.
dsr church, ~hich dates bscL appsrs MI,
TOT is first erection 70 about ,hs yer ll50
and contains ,ha sk~l-'ons Of 500 OOO
men, probably warriors, % great Gig. piled
up IN regular order, 90 shst rkuIls sud Issge
bones only appear on The ou'side of the
Y'ler. Tnr skulls sho~ msrks o. spec snd
hs'chet, but 20 gUn-shvs woands, snd their
.'wness prrbsbiy ieli in mortal corHici sn-
terror 10 'he Invention of eun-ro~ der. The
vauh wss discovered bv scc,den, lG0 yesss
,go. srd hes no conn. csion With thr
church - tsr - kauw0; in isct lie spys.
'sry V. hat there 70 no historical evidence
nor extraordinary I.gead h,ch throws lh-
lrss, hight upon The .pseUsity Of iss ~.rc
ZION. N sssso m,et, historian, ~thnvlorist !,
an' qusrisn. nns sssAn Of say stripe. hns
h-rn .tir 10 reride the people even 10
~ ~ 'i's- bones once belonged. Wrr~
'h,v native Ssx.rs. m II msns D.rrs.
Ncrmsnr. ~ w.ssi N,,pdy hss sn.sr tbs u
su-ss.d. 4 p'sus,biy ,h-.sy 10 tht 1 ~
hslcnsfd - Dsn.sa invsi~rs. sIa;a By the
x,..s ..-r' The ,css 100. suIl ihis i. bu,
: rr,bs.ir'i
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-30

War - IRA kiss u thus defined IL
: 'osr letter written in 1859, snd translated
~ y the Grrmsn:
Whs' Il . kiss! A kiss u. a. u were :
sesI. expressing our .incere s'ischmens, .
p'sdg- u future unions present, ~hish u
he ramc time q take. fs.m 10 --'h. imprrs.
sion " az livery corai pses---csims"n balm
~ Icvr-~"undsd hssr'-a sw~r, BIZ u ,Ls
'iIly-sn a!f-ct,ona,r pinch o. ihe hrsri---
ds.iciou. dish which l. essen with scaslcs
.po"n--s s~resmest which does not satisfy
nur 'unger--a iruit which We rlsnt aud
E,'hss ~ ihr same iime--;hr quickest ~
change % q.estiUi and snswer bss~sen
Ivvsss--sbs isussh degree u love.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-30

10 A Hoo-ies who has sssnspored him.
selfio Rentueky. snd By favor o. the peo.
pie IN one Of the coasties. hss gone into lhs
business 81 Justice Of The Peace, ssys " he
has sscertsined By observation and ca:eula.
Inn. 'hat there are. on On average, four pretty
good fights 10 : gallon Il whiskey. Each
light viii average one dollar snd qusstes "a
sres, making five dollars 10 the gallon Cost
Of gallon Of whishey. fOrsy Genie. leaving .
ne't profit Of four dollars snd six,y ceuss.
which he cslls about - good per ceaf on
the original Investment" % he obtsins 10 any
legitimate business. He administers The
whiskey Tree. but puts the LIghes. ,sriG 90
she justice he sdminis,es.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-30

IL The iolIv~ing - s~t doan a. Ii rs'
isiivs heating vsiCes ot different kinds o
American WOOD (:
Sell bark hickory. being taken % The
highest 80 ndara. $50; pig-rut hickory. 95i
~lns~-ost, 63; whI,e-ssh. ~; dogwood. 76
rcrub-osk. 73, ~hne hnzst, 72; appI%-tres
20; sed vsk. 80; white beach. 65; slack
wsissu'. So; bisck birch. 62; yellow ok, 20,
nssd maple, 50; white elm, 58; red cedar
50; vi 4 cherry. "A; yell v pine. "A; chss'.
nut. 81; yellow popIsr, So; butter nut, 81 ;
y ~hi,s LHci 40. white pune, ~
There srs two stsees in the burning Il wood
- the irsi. Ire hest romrs chi, a. i.ou'
f.mes. 10 the second from red hot Goals --
Suit woods are much more sclivs Ia the
fir-s siege than The hard. snd hard woods
ncs- sr,ivc 10 The second s,sse than soil.
The soil wvocs burn with : v0luminous
q ms, nd leave bul Iit,Ie coal. while the
hsrj woods produce lees h.me end larger
mas ~ Co.'S
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-30

An Oaio enrr.snv.c-n' becomes r-sr"nS-
tile Ter thr ioipain-. y hirh, - 4 matter "
iaci, he ~srbe- pia.rd upon rervr!. Wnu
isk-r j. one 81 ,he rshrst msu in iIn-e
psris. snd hsr msir iis monry bS driving
sharp nasgains Has hired maa y gr,ag
av"s n. IN losu ~ lry. whirh NJ over
urn. upon c"~ 1ar poor tang ~s~
rusy,hsrro ~ death before in.y rou.i -
49, Out. Her owmr, jon :, Gated upon NJ.
Whiit~krr me mkt .sy, and drmshded pay
'r~'f Tor The Ices % lis rs~.
Cerisi.i.," ss.d M Waiusksr. (. .whss
DO you suppose shs ~As ~vsl. -
" Well. tn dIlsr-." ssId jones.
"And how much .did you &c, Ior the hide
sud isliowi"
Ten dollars and = hslf, sir
"Oh. we'll. then y,u owe me jrss fly
cents"
Jares wss mysiti-d. and Whitaker very
fierce 10 h.s dem nd. and before Jonrs
could gsl the thing ssrsish, 10 HE mind, be
'p.ksd over the money.