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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-17
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
Delinquent Tax List.
STATE OF NEVADA,

0E 0HV
Cpputy o 6torey.
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE-N0.
~ tice Of suits commenced: To the following
named defendants. and TO all owners Of, or
claimants to the real estate and improvemtst there
on, or improvements, when aAseSssd ssparhtaly,
hereinafter described. known or You
are hereby notified that suits have bcen com
meneed In the JuXtices' Cont, Gold Hill Town
ship, by the Stssc ofNevada, plaintiff, against
each Of the defendants hereinafter named. and
each Of the following described tracts or parcels
Of land, with the Improvements thereon, and I'm.
provements when separately Assessed, situated
in Gold Hill, and all owners Of, or claimants to the
same, known or unknown, to recover de tex
ard delinquency assessed to Ld~defendsnts,
against sad property. for the fscal year common
cling on the hrst day Of January 1856, and ending
on the 3lst day Of DgspoSts@l866, and that .
summons has been duly issoe4in each case and
| you arc further notified that unless you appear
and answer the complaint hled In said cause on
or before the TWEETY.THIRD DAY OF
JANUARH,le67 at the hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ,
Judgment will be taken against you and the real
estate and improvements herein described. for
the amount Of tar md delinquency specified, and
costs Of suit:
-- I'll NJ r-l----
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Notice.-No. L.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE
IN the undersigned citiIensof fhe UhitedStatcs,
claim one thousand Q,000) fset,of a certain vein
or lode Of quartz or other rock In place. bearing
Gold, Silver, Copper and other metals, commonly
Hope lode, and The GrestW. Companies claim
ssidclaiin extending ave hundred feet In . north.
erly and i've hundred feet In q southerly direction
from the ~locstlnp OF this notiee along the line Of
said VEN or lode, and embracing the same with
all Its dips spurs, angles and variations, the same
being on uniurvsyed land thai, We have ocer.
pied and improved the same from, the 5th day Of
August, 1856. according to,tbe local customs and
rules Of Miners In the Devils Gate Mining. DIS,
trict, Lyon Comfy. Nevada, In which district
said lode or vein Il situated, and that wsh have CT
pended In actual labor and Improvements there
on. an amount not less than one thousand dollar.
to.wit the sum Of fifteen hupdred .dollarA~ And
that NO claim laterslly'o on each side OF said vein
one hundred feet, more particularly dcserbedsnd
plated In tho annexed diagram. In conformity
with tho laws, customs, and rules OF Miners Of
Nouca 10 further given. that II 10 tho intention
Of the undersigned, T. B. Winsten, John D. Win,
tors and George Knowlton 10 apply, and they do
hereby apply. at the United States Land Once, at
Carson City, Nevada. for q Patent nom the United
States for the claim above described and I've ex,
tensions, according to the said diagram, With the
right to follow said vein or lodn wtthits dips,
spurs, angles and variations to- nay depth what.
ever, though II enter land. adjoining.
s-zoA ~ 7. B. WlNST0k. 4o0feok
JOHN d. WINTERS. 400 n.
rNlH GEO KNOWLTON. 900 feet.
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Relief for Hprses & Cattle
r,HE uNpERSI9SEp RESPECT. IN
INADVERTENTLY usHc thsshshs TS
.:'a.I.a and veterinary Omce,

St4hIe AmG 49, $500
On he Divide. between q LII and W.
snI1Ctty. Nsyadas yhsrs he = prspa-
cd 70 6estow medical attsnuon
HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEPS DoGs.
winch nay b. entrusted 20 bin q sisS one,s
Observation-Disclosures At his once nom iytols
o'clock 4. 4. daily, hsYing had, an extensive 81,
psrisoee In d. hSsinsas @ Europe and the United
Statss. and lately OF Sen Francisco: He IL On;
shls4 70 apply tia mosf smrienta md iuecsssinl
rsmsdiss spnst diseased, OF all ktnds; and soicats
Ne public patronage. Charges moderate. Refer
sness Of unqusstioukble vefaeity. nom men OF
known respsetabfisy.
j. Mex, MUNRO,
Veterinary Surgeonx
pfyN4sHNlAlHA, 90 c~nsnlal
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MISCELLANEOUS ADrsRrIsRNENTs
NEvADALEGIsIATURB.
ThtrA~ SSaatsn, CaHnslsipa Isnu.
N''i ary ~, I101S, y" IT

,gl.lt a,. ,all sENAToRA safsa41sfH
Churchill County ................W ". g. Monroe
w. HaineI
Esmeralda-B 8. Mason, John Ives, Uouls Do.
= ran, contestant.)
Humboldt. HutchIns and J. J. Linn
Lapder.----...-D. " Welty and Geo. 7, Terry
Lyon,....:-..-D.L Hastings and 9. Carpenter
Nyc-F,ank Proctor, (Dr. @. S. Riddk, con-
ormtby....,..R H. Aaadsr and T. D. Edwards
Storey-ehs4es A. Sdrnrr, CO. Stevenson, o.
- u Cray and John Nelson.
wShoe....!.C. II. Eastman and solomon IGslLsr
Union, ISL Democrats al
AssrxBtYnrx.
Churchill County-W. G. Grfhes and Jsn<s A.
81. Clair.
Dsuglas.....-.....E Mallory and W. n. Carey
EsmerLds-A.A y. Wtngate. John 8. Mayhugh,
jim. Brown, B. v. Poor.
Humooldt-0 4; SanpLy. Thomas V. Julien,
and P.J. Psrmster.
Landor-J. r. Jacobs, T. J. Tenant, Robert
Cullen and. M. Dorssy.
Lyop|. Y. Rooney. 4. KonemM and George
W. Walton
Eye:..-........w. T. Jones and J.. N. Groves
~0rmsby-pr. George Munekton,T n. H. Bence,
end D. A. Horton.
stossy-A n. rMitehe,l, John WEIGH, A. LIS
SAX. 8 E. Huss, Geo. l. Lammon,
Thomas Parker, E. Strothsf, u. d.
Frrgusnp, AK. Pottsr, IL. SHa.
ney. George II. Dana and J. A.
wheelsr.
washos-TnomaI B. Prince, w. Caldwell and
G. N. Folsom.
Union 81 = Democrats, ~
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Us. Rssi.tr'.OAe}

CARSON CIR, nv 81. i |. is66
J. Warren T. Lockhart, Register Of the U. 8.
land Office. hereby certify TINT true copy Of
the above notice, together With u diagram OF the
Great w. Companies claim, has this day been
hled. In my office applying for a patent for the
above described Mining claim.
WARREN T.. L0CKHART.
ocl7 % R41ttee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-17

AkNu III Luc AOWu vi Nolu AAAA -
owners OF. or claimants to the same. kno'
sessrd 70 sald drfrndxnt against said pro
January, 1856, and ending on the 3lst day {
eember, 1866; and that summons has beer
issued In eaehease. And you are tugthorno
that unless you appear and answer the com
hled in said cause o. or before the 22d {
January. 1867, at the hour Of 10 o'clock
judgment will be taken agAinst you and th
estate and improvements herein describe
the amount Of tax and delinquency specific
costs OF suit
Amsrs.n Gf.,' ,,aas. snd I,nnssvsn,tS
IA. and d.linouency-
7 pa,i.r.-.II, Io, 10 hIork / rang. i
and improyemrnt, tax md ~deiino,ney.
re p.,.s In. % hIo.k ( r~n~. n. 'tots 10
% "a S".s . 49, a 80 ,nnrnys.
-sr.s,sr and ~dsi,non.n.v
N.r,In Rr.nran lots Al block & range q.
-. ,s ~ 80. a ,sS and 5s,I.'
50.
W. psi,,on io,3 hlo.L a ,snes n. iot a
49, = -. " snJ- i,nn,oysmsn,, ,.T
INHSeL. s,S LII 49,. D ,.,
Jun s",iaan.n.y
p,own Iot "a hloei / rancs i tar
a,5 d-aI,ronsnrv
ua.r.ss, pao,h i,,y hiocti ,anc.J t,r
Ss,t.orarsv
10 10, II Mol / rang, +. tan
"a S.I,no,.nsv
John 8 CAROL. nortb.west corner Of lot 8,
shIock q ,anes N. tax and DELINQUENCY. =.
- C.sa.,,sr IL, / q hloct 4 range n
-,
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10 Correspondents

P..,.nt, Of either ssx. residing In any part Of
the country, however distant. who may desire
The Opinion and dviee Of DR. TOLEk can. oy
,nhr,ittius 4 written statement OF their case 70
az Doctor. reeslyr all the attention ard medi'
elS.s nseessary 70 sfscta ouns without thsneces'
atty Of . personal interview.
-kuistssSs ssr,etiy ~ooohdsntiaL opsnsd and TO
piled TO BY the Doctor himself
"c1Asultatioupa t the!oface or BY lettsr. FhEE-
Cures In all cases guaranteed. .
o1ee hour, from ga n. 70 8 ?. n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-17
Emersal or Chronic.

Eeaersal or ohronie.
ItIAlnpossghls here 10 nsution all tia diseases
wtthf~ohhr - - familiar; soms, perhaps Wi
not be out Of place. -The most tormidnols. The
most destructive TO mankind In Self.AorN Tne
brain being the scat Of the dissese Vie whole sys-
tenn suffers In consequsncA here enumer.
ate some Of the syua1nun1s. 30 that those afflicted
may be ahtrto foruAn opinion In regard to their
eomplAlnA And ssek advice In time, thereby saw
Ing themselves Q world Of sudering: Ncrvous
Debility, Less Of Memory, Pain Llmos and
Back. Palpltation Of ia Esrt rremSlins Of the
cIsty, especially thss Of females. There are q
great many h6ss. but these arc sufficient and
shnundSnn Be suffering from any Of them, Gallon
DR. T0zBR snd b will cure you In . short
time, without any Interruption In your business
-sr stass yoae $3.50 bylstter. and there will be
no occasional r ysus oaitnE Attas
Structures Of the ursthra.
Iasas.hssformidable enemy tehssith- Sender
dnsAfArenurAArs On TIM diaNap. andinforn
yourself Of the terrible results The worst cases
canen Afssbdayl
venereal Diseases,
In all THAR variouk forms, either Primary or Sec.
ondary, or Hereditary. completely eradicafed
from the syrtsm. Your constitution being restor.
sdtop SrfsotbeAaA thare VII 3 NO danger Of
n.ndtnS Down 70 your children thai terrible dis.
ease known - ScrofnlAf
D.
Syphtthc Disease
1890
formidable ensrsaasr ~ .nA, zen ~, \ t.s, y, ~.
being . compound % SPauisn, S 1n
SaHdwsa ..Sod soss .orr,,Ss. No aoun,
have vnteu .nS ~ 1850 - !, a, Nan tss
nave seon - y, r.or,r.s aI,o-
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N1scRI1AsRoUs ADysRrIsBKHNTs.

FOB HORSES &"M vi aE'ss
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-17
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
Delinquent Tax List.
STATE OF NEVADA.

SeubNN VI
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE. NO
~ TICE or suits commenced: To the follow
ing named defendants. and TO all owners OF, or
claimants to, the real estate ant improvements
thereon. or improvements when aasersed scpa'
rutely, hereinafter dcscrfbed known or unknown
You are hereby notiHedthat suitshave been com.
meneed In the Justices Court, Township OF Goid
Hill. by the State Of Nevada plaintiff. against
each OF the defendants hereinafter named. and
each Of the following described tracts or parcels
Of land with the improvements thereon, and
improvements when separately assessed. stu.
ated In the Town Of Gold Hill, and all
owners OF. or claimants TO the same. known or
unknown, to recover the tax and delinquency as
sessed 10 said drfrudznt against said properly
for the fiscal year commencing on the frst day OF
January, 1866, and ending on the 3lst day Of De-
ccmber. 1866; and that summons has been duly
issuedip eacheasr. And you are tuythcrnotined.
that unless You appear and answer the complaint
hled In said cause on or before the I'D day OF
January. 1867, at the hour Of 10 o'clock A. ~.
Judgment will be taken against you IND the real
estate and improvements herein described, for
the amount Of tax and delinquency specified, and
costs Of suit
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-17

nR, JULIEN PERRAuLT. DOCTOR OF
~ Medicine Of the Faculty ofPsriI, Graduate
ofths Uniysrity Queens Collegs, and PhyIidan
cisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-23
The Yellow Jacket Mine.

A correspondent OF the A"d' writing
from Gold Hill lately, gives the follow
;rc sketcb of this extensive and fayorite
e. Now worked.
.-.;..s >. ;,.,.,, ,h;.
L nave oeen Permlt'eu .nspe -
mine tn9foagniy, anu eau no" "e r;th
aets'anu wn! ms aSvsDca w;,b;n Tho nast
WIN ma'e''" -
rev months. III TUG SUI nn-"I Ss:
OF ore prooaoty aoou. TWO nuueu .e
IN length, on an average
feet wide, ana one nunareu 'ee' IN
hight, a recently oeen oeSe'opeu' an9
when was last IN the mine .ney nau
just commenced oreasung Out Oh sn,s
body OF ore. l noticeu .na, on ootu
sides OF the Track noor' as wei. 40 IN ae
race OF tne ariitS, som 'a y, tho va" ra,o of
ing eIPoseu anu IT. Iii
prooaoly n,e IONS Per n .L;: WI
rom prooaoly no" nois' ltoui 'uls pnt
Oh the mime some one nunu'eu ny
IONS per aiem, W ~
soout tnirty-use uoi"' pe Ill
say nVe TONS oi Irs' oiaSs, esn W.
yield ABOUT one nIuu.eI ant 10y twe
iatS per = ' .usss nv.
aonafg Ss ' ss l..nac,.bIs
o.,hir n,oS. NV ;..sIf saving nothing
nn LII -. Tvh;.h nnt;i
aoous nao.sa ~ nhsn ,h. .onth
0 SIX 9 " aso, ~ Sas 49, =
e was n,%;,oinai m;ra
o"mp"n' ;ndica,;ons ~ show that
,,a I'D ~ ore rsfsrred 10 above will
":d a,uanv 40 FOOD in the neYt
-, h.I,w and II is most likely that
IN so,r months from now this NEXT level
Iii =. onen Tins giving the company
nn;ts = snnniy of ore now in sight. The
north mine, sos level, is nov being
-. axnactad that the nav,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-23

A HINT TO ToUcHY PEoPLE.-"1 learn
ed q good lesson when l was a little
GIRL" says o lady. "0ne frosty morn
ing I was looking out Of the window
into my fathers farm yard, where stood
many cows, oxen and horses, waiting to
drink. The cattle all stood very still
and meek, till one Of the cows in at
tempting to turn round, happened to
hit her next neighbor, whereupon the
neighbor hit and kicked another. In
ave minutes the whole herd were kick
ing each other with great fury. Ny
mother laughed, and said: "See what
comes Of kicking when You are hit"
Just so I've seen one cross word set a
whole family by the ears, on q frosty
morning. Afterward, IL my brothers OF
myself were . little irritable, she would
say: stake care, my children; remem'
Der how the fight in the farm yard com
menced. Never return a kick for a hit,
and you will ave yourselves a grea'
deal of trouble" -as
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-23
THE E CENTRE.

The Reese River RepeiRe is quite jubi-
liant over the future prospects of that
section of our State. We sincerely hope
that all is claimed for that region may
be realized, and more too. Although
the RepeiHe accuses the people on the
Great Comstock Ledge of being jealous,
we can assure the people of the "Great
Centre" that such is not the case. Our
people, so far as we know, have none
but the kindliest feelings towards all
sections Of our State. The ReveiAe
responsibilities the future Of that region
in the following style:
''Reese River has lived through the
hard time, struggling always, and its
prospects always improving, until now,
without excitement and with a full
knowledge Of mining and Of ores, its
claims to precedence have fixed them
selves upon the public mind, and its fu-
ture is without a doubt. We hope there
Will Uc uO EetuEu VI tue Ihhu VASAsSWShs
which formerly prevailed in this Sec
ton, but that prospecting will be con-
Quoted with intelligence and investments
made with caution and sound judgment.
We thank the press of western Nevada
for noticing, wen at this late day, this
great portion Of the State, and aiding in
its development; but we hope they will
not 20 to the usual extreme and create
another excitement Of 1872. We wish
for healthy progress, and not a rush
with flush times and the consequent re-
lapse"
In our table of bullion products Of this
State, nearly half q million of dollars
more should have been placed to the
credit of Central Nevada. The figures
we published were furnished us officially
by Wells, Fargo 4 Co., at Austin, as
being their shipments. The other ship
ments came through the National Bank,
Ripley L Millers' Fast Freight, and B.
F. Hastings b Co. By accident these
shipmentssfrom Reese River were over
looked in making up our tabular state
ment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-23
Brigham Young. Las. wife.


cember 9th, we find the following:
Doctor Adonis (?) is well known to
many citizens Of Milwaukee, and we may
add throughout the State. After yari-
Gus wanderings the Doctor has turned
up in Utah, and is now admitted tc the
privileged circle of the Grand Mormon
Prophet, President Brigham Young. In
a letter from the promised land, he
writes under date Of Nov. 22d, as fol.
lows about Brigham Young's last wife,
and Of Salt Lake City. We judge from
the tone of the Doctors letter, that be
intends to join the Mormon Church, and
hopes to become q ruling Elder in the
communion Of the Latter Day Saints
with a numerous complement of wives
al saw the Presidents last wife at the
Tabernacle on Sunday last. The lady.
name ere marriage was Maria Folsom
Her former residence was at Council
Bluffs, Iowa. She is an imperious look
ing young beauty Of the Grecian rathe,
than the Roman order, and is very i'm
perious and jealous. Like all passion
ate and jealous women she is nobl'
hearted. Miss Folsom is Brigham's las
wife and pet.
"Two Of the Presidents daughter
play at the theater, and are great favor
ties with the Gentle portion of the com
munity. One is married, Mrs. Claw
son, and the other, Miss Jane, is sin
gle, but is being waited upon by
distinguished editor. Ali You ough'
to be out here-the Mormons are jus
the best people in the world. have
not learned the exact number Of wivei
and children President Young has, bu'
altogether he has the largest family o.
any man living in the civilized world to.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-23

ANXIOUS FRIENDs.-From an early
hour yesterday morning till late in the
afternoon, large numbers Of people were
seen walking to and fro on Meiggs'
wharf, and along the ocean beach road
to Black Point, a~nxiously watching the
steamer America, which lay at anchor
between there and Saucellito. They
were for the most part people who had
friends and relatives on board the
steamer, and who at that time were ut
terly ignorant whether they were alive
or dead, sick or we'll. Many Of them
had spy glasses and opera glasses with
| which they tried, but vainly, TO distin-
| guish the forms Of the dear ones on
board. One woman vas anxious for her
husband, and had been traversing the
shore almost from daylight without any
breakfast, hoping all the time to obtain
some chance tidings Of him. Another
lady had a married daughter on board
and of her four little children only three
had been named in the list; she supposed
the other was dead. One young woman
was suffering in IN agony Of suspense
as to the fate Of her sister. One gentle
man said his wife n three little ones
were on the boat. De could not near
whether they were living or deao, ano
naturally feared the worst. he tried 70
hire boatmen to undertake the task o
rowing him alongside, but they refused.
he then declared that be would swim to
the vessel, but wisely RETAINED from
making the attempt. With q good glass,
a fair view of the passengers could be
obtained.
The steerage was closely crowded
with soldiers. Some Of them could be
seen In the rigging, but most were sit
ting down. Evidently there was not
much room for ~promenading. On the
wheel-houses,could be- seen the officers
of the boat, and the after cabins and
decks were alive with passengers. In
the afternoon the steam tug Goliah was
employed to take the soldiers off and
convey them to Angel Island. There
was considerable excitement on board
when abe came alongside and loud
cheers a out over the water when
she steamed away loaded to the waters
edge with men. Before dark she had
ali the troops off to the island. All day
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-23

DoS'r STAND SrrLL.-If you do you
win be run over. Motion, action, pro-
oress-these are the words which now
An the vault of heaven with their stir
ring demands, and make humanity's
heart pulsate with 9 stronger bound.
Advance, or stand aside; do not block
mn the way and hinder the career Of
others; there is too much to do now to
allow Of insction anywhere OF in any
ons. There is something for all to do;
ths World Is becoming more and more
Known: wider in magnitude; closer in
interest; more loving and eyentful than
of old. Not in deeds Of daring, not in
the enssnguined field, not in chains and
tsrrors. not in blood, and tears, and
sS%hiierating impulses Of a better birth
of the soul. Reader, arc you doing
your part in this work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-23
All FOR RUNKUM.

Mr.. LeBlond, Democratic Representa-
tive from Ohio. gave u~tterance in the
House, the other day, to the following :
"I would much rather, if gentlemen
are going to legislate in that way, that
they would at once make a bold strike,
and take the head of the Executive of
LCries of "Good"l, and let us under
stand the matter. Laughter, We
have no interest in the Executive on
this side Of the house-not the least.
Renewed laughter.1 He is not the
man Of our choice; we did not put him
there. [Clapping of hands We do
not claim any benefits under him, and
certainly we did not receive any in the
late campaign. Renewed laughter.
We never took him up, and have, there
fore no right to drop him; there was no
necessity Of our dropping that which
we had never taken up. We never took
him up, and he never took US up. 1t is
true, whenever he ran into our line OF
policy, we were found to sustain him,
but we never pretended to shoulder that
which this Radical party has put into
power. To do so would be to destroy
any party in the world" [Roars Of
laughter
Very encouraging, as far as this speech
goes. But the Democratic party, as a
party, have proved such arrant knaves,
that it is well not to give too much Gre
dence to their hints at throwing over
board their fellow-rebel in the Presiden-
tial chair.
Although w call upon them to vote
with the Radicals, if they really desire
to check the President, whom they now
pretend to blame for their defeat at the
poll, yet we would advise the said
Radicals to keep their "weather eye"
open, for there is no knowing what kind
Of traps these Democrats may spring;
especially when w know that their
principal motive is to use the Republi-
cans as instruments for wreaking ven
geanee upon the President. Said the
monkey to the cat, "let me use your
paws to pull the ehestnuts from the
fire."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-23

Too MuoH YoR HER.-A good story is
related Of q prudish old maid who ap-
piled at q certain fashionable photo
graph gallery in this city to have her
picture taken. As old maids are gen.
orally of a very inquisitive nature, al
ways poking around where they have no
business, she accidentally looked into
the machine and TO her horror discoy-
or, as abe expressed it, i'up side down."
She peremptorily refused TO sit any
more. and adjusting her bonnetribbons,
remarked that "that game was played
ont, She wasn't going 70 be stuck up
in that manner If she never had, pic,
ture,'' and withIa swing Of the f'tiitsr'
which would have done credit to'a New
York Broadwsy fashionable she sailed
from the room with an air Of insultad
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