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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-11
LADIES DRESS ,!nnnn.
Three Thousand y.-d. Carpet.

NE ANh nov opening a lns stock Of velvet.
w BRUSSELS. Three ply. Tapestry, tnetaip,
supetlne. estfs fine. Imperial aud Hemp uar-
pets, Nafrat hlnding. Thread aud Taets uall
aud examine os' stock. compare prices aud uua !.
~ hafnte purchasing.
auH2p rirEH a nttAprOlln
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-11
SOAR, CANDLES AND STARCH.

Dnn HONES Of the above articlan, aud
--VN well assorted 10y different qualities.
10 now for Hale nt the Triangular store by
auE9E TRAllAN a. LANDRY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-11
u. D.DAY'S DRUG STORE.

I AND obi LARD iIi-b TArrals pure win.
~ tor strained Lard on. for Hala by tho barrel
or gallon at DAYS Drug Store.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-11
ron SALE.

A HOUSE snd lot, With necessary out -..sA
" bulliinEs, situated IN = piesssnf pa,t Tsiu
~ hsaufera'd Town, Fbf particulars !!l
srply ~ ihe Haset'e and Uo'"e, once III
aug2aif
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-11
STAPLE AND HEAVY GOODS.

NV RFOuN ~ these goods viii ha vptr hesvr.
WI nv customers mus, tot Judge my siort ~
what They eco ~ The mair store, have sspat
ate '"um nv all hlnds ~ heavy re"ds. and haap
sve'v article IN that line.
auggR w D. PHILIPPE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-11

MUslCi A new supply Of violins, Guitars
wi Flutes, Flies, Musical Boxes, String Music
Strings, dc, just received by
junel6 ED d WIN. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-11
1allp c,alettr ano Gomft.

l-v-Tbe following gentlemen we're elect
ej officers Of Independents rits Co., No.
y. al the last meeting Of the Company
V. iIrupp. Foreman
". V, HApiH, lat Asst. do,
W. u. MAnsoH, gd Asst. do.
y. TPApAE. Treasurer
VA, Attair, Secretary
r. THERior. Steward.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-11

New spr,np -ra H",nm., tio.is.
I WOULD respectfully nio'r, NY customers th.,
y have nov 10 strta NY rn'ira atert ~ Hp ing
floods. ani suriia 90 n iirm ail 'hrsa VI, need ~
Nv article IN r't line. W T. lifbttpR
WrpEp..sNi lava. Nesirso 'lo. Fu'
' sale low ~ iha trade
marp2 8 BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-11
Az. COW. OATS AND HIRAM.

IA MALES Hay of superior quality.
vV 900 Sacks prime yellow corn
900 " heavy large grain Oats
300 q" choice bian. for sale by
augga TRAiiAN ~ LANDRY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-11
I,a,.s nnd Misses ii,,p sLi,,.

fIWnMrHnN'a Corrugated sptinn Hti'ts ~ all
the new shapes. as fsilows Paris tln,a. rat
isisn nplin rs,sian rtair and woven urssama,;
woven Tapes snd patent adjustable npstis The
hest shirts made, aud tli.only tind kspp.
auup9 W. n rtliIlIra
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30

TRucKEE AND HENNEss Pass TURNPIKE
CoMpANlEs.-We learn from the Secretary of
the Truckee Turnpike Company, that on
Wednesday last an arrangement was effected
between the above named companies, by
which 80 much of the line of the Truckee
road as extends from Jackson's Ranch, in
Sierra county, to Truckee City, was eonsoli-
dated. The road is to be the joint property
Of both companies, each to bear half the
expense Of construction, and to receive half
the proceeds arising from the tolls upon the
same.
This arrangement is an excellent one for
both parties, and for the public in general.
The work Of completing the road is to be
pushed forward vigorously under the super
vision of two persons, one to be selected by
each of the said companies Our townsman
Mr.. T. G. Smith, was selected BY the Board
of Directors of the Truckee Company, to act
in their behalf We are not informed of the
name of the person selected by the Henness
Pass Company. The respective supervisors
are to meet at Jackson's Ranch on Tuesday
next, to let out contracts under the new ar
rangement. Persons desirous of bidding for
the work, will find it to their advantage to
be at JacksOn's Ranch about the time speci-
fed.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30

STENCIL PLArEs.-Mr H. J. Burns, who
furnishes stencil plates and fndellible ink
for marking linen, after the speediest, most
legible and highly approved order, visited
as this week, and proposed sale Of one
Of bis plates. Now, it so happened that we
wspted one of those Stencils for We bSd
seen them trfsd, snd liked them much; so,
informing him plainly, that money was not
one of our articles Of e1cH0ngs, we conveyed
delicate hint, that the matter might be
compromised by notice. He "smeft a
mice," acceded to the suggestion, and fur
nished plate, which was instantly brought
into practice upon our two shirts and cotton
pocket handkerchief, and found to answer
the purpose admirably. We can therefore
commend these stencils.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30
Ice Cream for the Fourth.

Mrs. RACHEL MEsrAYER annouaees to the
~ citizens of North San Juaa and surrounding
Ecsh vicinity, that she will be prepared to enter
tain visitors at her residence the Fousth of July
with choice articles of Ice Cream. In the meantime
she will receive orders to furnish private or public
ties at home abroad and give strict attention to
manufacturing the article according to the avors de-
sired, and of the very best quality. 1t
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30
Hunr. yos III. FovnrHl-There Win Be

HuRRA FOR THE FOURTH - There VIII Be
gay deiags, next Wednesday, in this g neck
O woods" celebrating Our glorious IsDG-
prNDEScEf A vast deal of patriotism, q
goodIy amount Of politics, and slight
sprinkring Of punch will be displayed and
discussed, all in homer Of eur "galorious
kedentryl"
There will BE- magnificent BAH in the
evening, at the Sierra Nevada Hotel given
By our accomplished friends, the Gosaens,
at which all the bravery and beauty Of San
Juan will float in sea Of terpsicborean de-
Eight.
There will also be magnificent ball at
the San Juan Brewery, the same eTesing,
given by our estimable friend, Koch, who
makes us such nice presents Of lager beer,
at which, likewise, all the bravery aad beau
ty of our beloved village, and all the neigh
boring villages, will join in the joyous de-
lirium of the waltz.
OuR noble-hearted Welsh citizens and citi
zenesses intend celebrating the day by pour
ing out oblations at the shrines of Melpom-
enc and Euterpe. There will be grand
E1sTEDpFoD-whatt that is We know not, but
are sure it is something magni6cently music
al-at the Methodist Church, at o'clock in
the afternoon, and brilliant vocal and in
strumental CONCERT, at the same place, at
2 o'clock in the evening. A perfect galaxy
of musical talent will be present. Besides
our own Cambrian Choir, there will be the
choirs of Camptonville and Monte Christie,
and the celebrated Welsh bard, Cuhelyn, OF
San Francisco. For further particulars read
the programme.
To those who are q to the manner born
Mr.. R. h Morrison promises much fun in the
art and mystery of catching and holding a
CREASED pig, and in witnessing the heroic
bravery of the cockpit. Men will run races
in sacks, and that terrible fellow, Brown
will beat Sampson in prodigies of musculari-
ty See the bills.
The day will be celebrated by the people
of the Hydraulic Press Office in ancient and
ample form. A bushel of Chinese crackers
will be fred, at sunrise, on the head OF
full lager beer keg, presented for the occa-
sion by Mr.. Koch; after which one OF the
gentlemen will sing the Marseilles Hymn
the Star Spangled Banner, and The King, O.
the Cannibal Islands After the singing, an
other of the gentlemen will read the Decla-
ration of independence, the Westminster
Catechism, and the first volume of Bancroft's
History of the United States. The Editor
will then deliver voiuminous oration, en-
bracing nine closely written quires of fools
cap; after which the "devil" will broacf
the lager beer, and the company win sub.
side.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30

Brown L CLARK.-Everybody as is any
body, knows Brown and Clark, two of the
best looking gentlemen of San Juan, and
who dispense creative comfrts at their bar,
which
"Would knock all the dreams Of an epicure dumb, =
but everybody does not know that they mean
to deal out ice cream on the galorious 4th.
Well, they do
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30

Coop CLEAN UP.-The Eureka Tunnel
Company, on Thursday last, made snug
little clean up of 400; being some seven
or. eight hundred dollars bigger than they
have been accustomed to. They are now
washing streak of gravel from which they
have reason 10 expect $4,000 every week
We have not been able to obtain any other
mining items for this number of the Press.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30
FIRs.-There might have been an uely

FIRs.-There might have been an ugly Ere,
on Monday, in the neighborhood of the
smith and carriage making shop, at the lew
er end of Main street, if the smoke had not
given timely notice, and enabled some pub
lic-spirited citizens to arrest its progress by
. few we'll directed buckets Of water. These
stovepipes are dangessas affairs, even in
the best regulated faniliess and ought not to
~ tampersd with.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30

INDEPENDENCE TcE CREAMs.-Our charm
ing and accomplished lady friend, Mrs. Mes
tayer, as she promises IN another column, is
prepared to treat her friends with marked
GOODNESS, on the glorious 4th, BY dealing out
to them the most chilling coustesies in the
shape of ice creams. The sweetness of her
creams, and the suavity of her manners will,
we have no doubt, fuAy counterbalancs the
GOODNESS of her entertainment.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30

Pow ExPREss.-The trips of the Pony
across the continent have been resumed
He arrived safely at Carson City, on Satur-
day, 23d inst, bringing st. Louis dates to
the 9Th Such arrangements have been
made as It is hoped will secure the perma-
nence Of the institution hereafter.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30

PREACHING AT COLUMBIA H1LL.-There will
be sermon delivered at Columbia Hill, to-
morrow-Sunday- 8 O'Clock in the after
noon, by Rev. A. Woodruff, in McDonaIdrs
Hall. in which primitive Christianity will be
elaborately considered. We earnestly ad-
wise the recently appointed postmaster of
that fourishing village to attend upon the
ministration OF the blessed word
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30
DR. l.. j. CZAPKAY'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
INSTITIITE

Sacramento st, below Montgomery,
Opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Obs Office
SAN FRANCISCO.
Established 1854 for the Permanent cure Of all ctror-
ic and Pilrdte Diseases
Andthe Suppression Of Qasuckery.
Attendant and Resident Physician, L. J. CZ6PKEY,
Md, late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War; Chief
Physician to the 20th Regiment Of Honveds; Chief
Surgeon to the Military Hospital of Pesth Hungary
.he late Lecturer Diseases of Women and Children
and Honorary member of the Philadelphia College
Of Medicine.
D-Office Hours-From9 A. NJ. to 9P:M.
Communications strictly confidential.
Permanent Cure guaranteed, or no pay
Consultations by letter or otherwise, FREQ
Address, III. CZAPKAY,
San Francisco, Cal.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30

SENATOR WA7sox.-The Santa Cruz Sen
tinef says of this gentleman, who holds over
rs Senator from that county, and was several
times reported dead in the Washoe county,
that "beyond all doubt be is alive and kick
ing. He was FIRST killed-then brought to
fife-kilfed again-and resurrected. Certain
gentlemen who wished to step into his shoes,
will please dismouDt that democratic horse.
It is never good plan to get ahead of the
music"
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30

The PRIZE FIGHTERs.-The lates. news IN
relation to Heenan and Sayers, the interna-
al prize fighters, is, that they have struck
hands, and arranged to sail for the United
States, the principal cities of which they
Will visit in company, and give sparring ex-
hibitions-the profits to be equally divided.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30

A1-The following letter. which empbatically speaks
ritsef written by the Dean ofhe Faculty of the
Philadelphia College of Medicine to the editors of the
1Paci6c Medical and Surgical Journal" San Francisco,
for publication:
PHILADELpHrA, January II, 1859.
To the Editors of the Pacific Mcd;cab and Surgicas
attention has been called to
article in the December number of your Journal ia
regard to the nd efen degree granted BY the Phila
delpnia College of Medicine to Dr. L. Czapkay When
the application for the degree made the Faculty.
it accompanied by testimonials to the
effect that Dr. Czapkay regular graduate NJ. D..
of the University of Pesth had served as Surgeon in
tho Hungarian Army, and regular Practitioner
of Medicine On the strength of these the degree
granted The dd endem degree, its name implies is
conferred graduates only and gives new prvile-
ees: Had fheIe been the slightea suspicion Of ivegs-
tavfy the application would have been refused. BY
inseyng tbs in your Journal you ,giH do an act Of
jwstsce II Ne Cbusgc, and csHfer a Javor on
Yours, very respectfully,
Dean ofthe Faculty ofthe PhiiadspHa College Of Medi
cine.
DR. L J. Csapkays Private Medical and Surgical In
stitute is on Sacramento street, below Montgomery,
opposite the Pacific Mall steamskip Company's Once,
San rFaseiseo, CalibEnia. The Doctor oss fFes
sultation, and ass NO rsmunsraaiss uuis hs ssctsa
cups.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30
CARD.

Ed. Hydraulic Press-Having noticed card of en-
qury in your last issue, signed by the keeper of the
Empire Ranch, Mr.. Thomas Mooney, asking if was
twentyone years of age, will just say that am and
that am quite responsible to all gentlemen for any
thing Imay say do.
would advise Mr. Mooney to give his patrons lit
tie better fare, and to tell the truth all OCCASIONS
He should not allow himself to be made tool of by
any person, and he will have occasion to take of.
fense at any of actions for straightforward and
myself never quarrel.
1w J. s. McCUE.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30

MEXICAN GRANrs.-Attorney Gen. Black,
In recent report to the President, states
that he has discounted fraudulent Mexican
grants in California to the amount of one
hundred and City million of dollars, and ex-
poets to save seventy-fve millions more in
land cases yet to be tried. These Mexican
grants-true or fraudulent-have been the
curse of our State
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30

FROM WAsHoE. The Nevada Democrat is
informed by Messrs. Geo. Hearst and A.
Casamayor, who arrived from Eashoe last
Saturday, that the times are quite dsll on
the other side of the mountains; that specu-
lators have mostly left the country, and nose
but the very best silver leads are sa1eable.--
Since the Indian war excitement has died
away, however, claims are gradually rising
IN value.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30
GUTTA PERCHA GOODS,

VNHE undersigned having been ap.
IL pointed by the
Gutta Percha Manufacturing co.,,
of New York. sole agents for the sale of their Goods
are now prepared to take orders from the trade for
quantities, at the lowest New York prices.
The article Gutta Percha, is now well known to be-
an entirely different thing from Inds Rubber, with
which, however, 1t is often confounded,) possessing
qualities which n1aksit useful for every purpose to
which the latter can be applied, and possessing other
valuable properties which that has not. Unlike India
Rubber it is not effected by oils acids, and s
ranted not to become sticky decomposed the hot
test climates 1t also that great property Of
value in Rubber, cheapness, costing more, and
swerng a better purpose. The article of
Machine Betting,
Made BY this Company. is greatly in use among
the large factories of the East universal testimony
having been given its superiority over India
Rubber Betting, and its equal goodness with the best
Leather article, while the is FAR LESS Flsxibiity
and Durability here combined. We supply any
size or thickness that may be required. The
Hydraulic Hose
Made by this Company, is very popular account Of
its great strength and durability 1t may be subjected
to the hardest without fear of its being torn or
cut by sharp stones the rough character Of the
ground size is being made which is believed o
be very superior for the purpose of
Hydraulic Mining,
Combining as it does, the qualities of STRENGTH,
FLEXIBILITY and DURABILITY; and it can be fur.
nished at moderate cost compared with any thing
else that is capable of doing the ofwork
This we can supply according to order.
From the vast superiority in all its respects Of the
Gutta Percha Clothing,
Made by this Company, large orders have receiv-
ed from the Government for the Of the
United States Army,
or coats pants, riding leggins ponchos etc. Also Of
camp mattresses blankets, Knapsacks, Tent KNAPP
Sacks etc. These last will be found Of xaaue to mi
ners. and for camping purposes generally.
The trade are invited to examine our samples
CHAS. P. DANIEL 4 CO.,
IS, Commercial street, corner Battery,
june % 3m San Francisco.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30

Mr.. THOMAS WooDLIrr proposes to give
lessons on the violin or fnte, OF in vocal mu-
sic. he is said to be very competent gen.
tleman. Particulars can be obtained Of Mr..
Sam. Samelson.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30

CONTESTED SEArs.-On the 9Th inst the
House of Representatives of the q. S. ousted
Barrett, from st. Louis, and gave his seat TO
Blair. The vote stood "a to 90. The same
body had previously ousted Cooper, Dem
ocrat from Michigan, and given the seat to
Howard, his Republican opponent.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30

TIE FouRrH H-Almost every interior ex-
change which we OPEN contains accounts of
preparations making for celebrating the ap-
proarhing natal day of American indepen-
dence: San Juan will stand almost alone as
non-commemorator of the glorious occa-
sion.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30

BEATEN.-Umpire, the American colt of
Ten Brock, entered for the $4,000 guinea
stake, in England, was beaten by the horse
Normandy. His hackers were very nuuer-
Gus in the Atlantic States, and his friends
will be very much disappointed at this un-
expected result. There were thirty or forty
entries.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30

THUcKz1 TURNPrKE Co.-This company is
going ahead tremendously. There are some
advertisements, in this number of our paper,
from this company, which we wish our read
ers to read.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30

GUrrz PERcHA.-Read the long sdvsrtise-
ment Of Daniel + Co. It tells its own story ;
and says more for gstts peseks, in oas min
ute than We could say in an hour. Our ID
vice is, 70 call upon Daniel Z Co.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30

RoBsERY.-The book store of George w.
Welch, at Nevada, was entered by three men
en- Friday night of last week, and robbed of
SO in money besides other articles ofvalue.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30
Truckee Turnpike Company

a RE G UL AR MEETING OF THE
"A Truckee Turnpike Company will be held at their
Oifce at North San Juan, on
Saturday, August 11th, 1860,
at 2 O'Clock p. NJ.
full attendance of all the Stockholders either in
person or by duly authorized proxy. is requested as
business of Importance will be transacted.
o. P. sTIDGER, Secy.
North San Juan, June Both, 1860. I'd
N. B. Authority to proxy's must be in writing.
RS- Marysvile Appeal please copy and send bill to
Secretary of Co.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30
Truclee Turnpike Co.

Ata meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the shove
named company, held 1t their ONCE in this place,
"Wednesday last, Toll Gate was ordered to BE- imme-
diatsy constructed under the Supervision Of Thonaa
Freeinsn, st Plum vailey, b Sierra county, and Mr.
Frank Klecker, Of the Arm Of Bope Klecker, ap-
pointed collector. The following rates Of toll were
established for aid gate: Bcosecattle,
horses, muaee sssss and jinneys,... 8 cts. pr nd.
Hogs and shesp,........................ g.
Fack animals, !"
horse and ride, saeA way
Oas horse and buggy or carriEee.........-sU3 e =
Two j" ...........-7s - +"
and wagon ptrip.........-..-75 =
down " ..........,...-..60 I"
Four {" up .............125 !"
I" down ".................s5, g
Six up j" ......2O0 g
down ............-100
Eighta up C ............-.z5o !"
!" down ..............125 ]"
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30
MOTICE;.

4 RUMOR having reached me that q certain
person claims to own my rights to one.fth ofths
ming Co.. hereby notify the public that this IL not
fact. have not disposed ofmy rights nor authorized
any 70 do %. lam In possesson Of tie desds Tor
the said rights. + ROSS.
North San Jmn, june 2ssh, 1seA ~
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30
ICE CREAM At THE BANK EXCHANGE

IT. The patrons of the Bank Exchange
a are informed that on the approaching Fourth
&<<s& Of July, they will be prepared to furnish a
choice article of Ice Cream of the best quality and
most approved havors. Also-the best Of Wines, Lii
quors and Cigars.
BROWN CLARK,
1W Proprietors.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30
A Administrator's Notice.

AIOTICE is hereby given to all persons haRing
IN claims against tho estate Of Peter McHhrdy. de-
ceased present them, properly suthentcated the
undersgned, sdminisratos Of the above estate with
in ten months from date, they will be forever barred
GRO. w. McHARDY, Admir-
North San Juan Juno 80, 1860. 4w
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30
Special Notices.
Z. q. or q. II.

Z. q. or q. II.
,.a11Rtss. SANJUAN LODGE NO. 81, l. o. of
a o. +. meets every Monday evening, at
9y5)5Sl(lt< ~ o'clock, at the Odd Fellows Hall,
East Main street, North San Juan.
Brothers Of the Order in good standing are invited
to attend.
L. II. FOWLER, n G.
A. NJ HENRy Sec'y
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30
Truckee Turnpike Company

Truckee Turnpike Company.
NOTICE.-The Stockholders in the Truckee
IN Turnpike Company are hereby notified that an
assessment G of TWENTY per the capital stock
of said company-or twenty do lars each share of
stockhas been ordered and the is required to bs
paid On eS before the 25th day of July, A. d. 1860.
By order of the company:
O. P. STIDGER, sec'y.
june 27th 1850.
N. b. Payment of Asses,nsenAs nnst In all cases be
made to me at the once Of the eozBpany at North
Juan. O. p STIDGER
JuDe 80, I'd
Appea please copy.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30

CHAMPAGNE AND Wednesday was a
hot day. Those who worked hard became
thirsty. So thought T. D. Culver of the
Billiard Saloon, and Frank Housum; for the
latter about the middle of the afternoon,
crossed cur Office Threshold, bearing in his
hand blue bucket. In jffy its contents
were rifedr and presented themselves in that
most acceptable shape, of quart bottle of
No. Heidsick, with Zee and glasses ac-
companying. A cork was soon heard to
pop, and eight parched lips (incbuding those
of visitors) saluted four brimming tumblers,
which were tossed and held in state OF
declining precipitancy, till the glasses had
yielded the last traces of moisture. The
gentlemen whom we have named, under
stand thing or two. They can count upon
Es.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-30

The word Horses to include mules and oxen, The
salary Of the collector fixed at $40 dollars per
month and rules for his government adopted
The necessary figures containing the rates of toll
ordered to be painted and posted under the su-
pervision of the secretary of the company.
Bills against the company amounting to over three
thousand dollars were audited and ordered paid
Committees were appointedto superintend the co
struction of the road between Cornsh's ranch and
Jackson's ranch and instructed to push the to
speedy completion.
An arrangement was entered into between the
Truckee and Henness pass Eureka and Nevada coy
to consolidate much Of the line of road lies be-
tween Jacksons ranch and the eastern terminus, as
will be seen elsewhere in this days Press.
An assessment of 20 per cent. on each share of
stock held in the company was levied and made pay
able before the 25th day of July next. See ad-
vertisement in another column)
The Truckee road is completed to Cornsh's
ranch All parties agree in saying that it is the best
mountain road IN the state.