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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-21
EXCURSIONS no 1Axa rAuor.

A correspondent Of the Sacramento
Uaion, writing from Placerville. under
late of July 10Th, thus speaks of ex-
earsion parties to Lake Tahoe and the
mountain region in that ue~ighborhood:
Pleasure seeking seems to be the
,rder Of the day. 4 short time since
three young men from the College
school, Oakland, by the names Of Ar
thur, Kay and Strout, packed a mustang
sltn ueedful articles, and started from
acre for the Sierras and Lake Tahoe.
LAYING spent two weeks or more, they
returned, delighted With the trip, hav-
ug taken innumersble small spotted
rout from tie streams, larger ones from
Fallen Leaf Lake. and bathed In big
Sster" Tahoe. They intend n repeat
luring the next summer vacation. Last
week the Rev. J II. Newell of the Pres
pyteriau Church, aud D. A. Dryden OF
ne Methodist Church, started on a sim
,lsr trip. Putting their traps in a
Jingle horse buggy, they started toward
he rising sun. They propose to be
zone several weeks, to climb the high
,eaks of the Sierras, angle for the trout
n the rills, troll for salmon trout in the
Sallen Leaf aud Tahoe lakes, sleep 10
he open and pure air Of the mountain
salleys, drink Of the crystal waters that
low from the eternal SHOWS Of those
Mountains, visit Carson City, look into
he mines of Gold Hill aud Virginia,
md perhaps expound the scriptures to
the b~enighted in some Of tue towns
they pass through, then return to their
labors here, we hope, pleased, refreshed
,ud i~uvigorated. About the 10th Of
august. DR.. Cooke, R. H. Hernandez,
R. ]. Van voorhen, Under Sheriff
iume and others, start on q 6shing ami
,uut,ng excursion 10 the same dirsc-
ton. A few years ago G W. Swan
climbed to the top of the highest peak
1 tue Sierra visible from your city and
Ibis place. He informed me that from
hat point he counted tweuty-one lakes
# various sizes, besides a large number
lf ponds. At that time but few OF
hose lakes and ponds had fish 10 them,
most Of which have since been stocked
with trout oy The .enterpriaing citizens
md summer residents Of those elevated
valleys. I have at times passed over
he bills and through the beautiful
valleys at the foot of those barren
mountains, from the emigrant road TO
Silver Creek, viewing the beautiful
sheets of water (ponds) varying 10 size
from Eve to one hundred acres, the
shores covered with excellent grasses,
,ud tamarack, spruce, mountain ma
uogany and FIR trees. Those valleys
are claimed by d.irymeu, who resort
TO those localities with their families
and stock of cattle, horses and swine,
here to pursue their vocation for about
i've months in the year, from May "a
November, returning 10 winter theit
foeks in the valley Of the Sacramento, OIL
the foot bills. The increased facilities
for fishing incident to the breeding o.
fish, in those new localities, will slim
ulate the seekers after pleasure in the
future to select this locality, and enjoy
a quiet and delightful season, mol
known in city lite.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-21
VARIETIES

GENERAL Howard, formerly Of the
Freedmen's Bureau, is in Hartford.
TIE only rum-scllcr the State Of Nus.
sachusetts now tolerates is the State
itself.
CAPTAIN Lori Of the Cunard steamer
Russia has crossed the Atlantic 81
times.
How. s. S. Cox writes from Malaga
that much Of the wine is made from the
potato.
A NAN died last week Of apoplexy in
New York while sitting in q dentists
operating chair.
A YOUNG c%ulprit, aged 10, recently
attempted to bribe the Recorder OF Ho.
bokeu with rs cents.
A YOUNG circus rider won q horse Mt
Louisville, the other d"y, by turning 25
somersaults in succession.
The fires in the Uuitcd States during
the month Of June, 10 which the loss
was $40, 900 and upwards, amounted to
81, 9GO. 900.
A WITTY but somewhat irrevcrent
writer calls the Evangelist ST. Mathew,
collector of customs for the port Of
Capcruaum.'
The GAINESVILLE (Wis.) Gazette sus.
pended publication for two days, "ns
the printers celebrate the Sd, and the
editors the 5th."
The New York Express thinks "the
physician who deals IN blisters' is an
e operative plasterer," not likely to
strike for higher wages.
PAPsR collar makers are said to CON-
plain when the weather is cool. Bust
ness doubles when the thermometer
goes above 90 degrees.
A KExTucKIAy, with q weakness for
horticultural experiments, has sue.
ceeded in grafting a black Hamburg
grape vine and a LII Paclolc rose upon
an orange tree.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-21

Az ~uuinjared whisky bottle was the
only thing capable Of Identification
about a poor fellow who WAS rua over
on au Ohio Railroad the other day
Exchange.
We understand that brother Lewis, OF
the Reno Crescent, never rides on the
railroad without being similarly pro-
vided-as 10 Ease Of ere the bloom on
hi, frontispiecs might not be sufficient
to identify him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-21

As Q people we have at length come
to acknowledge that we overwork our
selves, and the extra pressure OF exer'
ton has been put on to such a degree
that some Of our most useful citizens
have worked themselves into un.imely
graves. The country a i'll aff'rd to
lose its best minds before they have
fully matured. and both humanity and
utility must be grati6sd 10 seeing
breezes Of recreation let in upon our
intellectual and business lighthouses.
The great and active brains are being
forced out Of their 6xed and eonceu-
trated attention on iuterminable rail-
roads, more lines Of steamers, mining
developments, cotton, intricate patents,
and all the multifarious cares and
INSCRIPTIONS Of business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-21

A NAN iu Illioois has been hned sou
and costs by Justice of the Peace
for attempting to steal q kiss from a
Mrs. Slippery" Truly, q slippery at,
,.mpt At theft. Larcenies Of this kind
often happen 10 Slippery Gulch with u
Il, costing the fellows cent, aud about
which not q particle Of fuss is made.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-21

Tar Virginia newspapers are doing
some extensive writing since the result
OF the election there. Here is y speci-
men from n Lynchourg paper: Rejoice,
o virgiuians, with unspeakable joy ut
your delivsrance. You may now clasp
your wives aud children to your bosoms
and feel that you are safe. You may
nov behold your possessions and feel
that they will not be rnthlessly torn
from you to satiate the YARNS Of greedy
and thieving Adventures who pollute
Virginia BY their presence
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-21

BOB HowLAxp.-He dropped in upon
US n moment ; reported u spleadid time
at the Bay. There is II deal Of sunsline
in the old boy. We nre indebted to
him for a pleasant visit !; SO much in.
debted that we will settle with him If be
ever forwards US his bill.-Inland En-
pirs, l7M.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-21
WHITE PINE ITEMS.
From the Inland Empiro.l

lETOm TIC 1uEauQ SmPhS.l
HAMILTON Opxna Houss.-fhis ele.
giant place Of amusement, having been
thoroughly renovated aud reit,ed, will
be opened under the mana cement OF
Sehofeld & Co. this evening, on which
occasion Mrs. L. F. Beatty will take a
benefit, 1.-THE Lady Of Lyons, or Love
and PRIDE" being offered as the at
traction. Mrs. Belle Clippsrtou, Mrs.
@. B. Lowell, ". II. Robinson, Tony
Ward, S. j. Dennis and several noted
artists are announced to appear.
DIrD.-John Riley, shot at Treasure
City Wednesday morning, died on the
evening Of the same day and was buried
yesterday by the Miners Union, of
which he was n member. Deceased was
a native of County Cork, Ireland, nged
81 years. He formerly resided at New
Haven, Conn.,, where his parents at
present reside, and came to Gold Hill,
New, in 1857, and to White Pine in
March last. He wa very highly es-
teemed by his fellow miners and all who
knew him.
A DEEP WrLL.-A well for water is
being sunk q short distance north OF
Miller's mill, which 1t is intended to
sink to the depth OF 200 feet. 1t Is now
down rs feet, al which depth there is
quite o body Of water. The parties
engaged in sinking it express the opin.
lou that the body Of water struck is
only seepage, and intend to keep on
| until they strike the main body.
BULLION. = Wells, Fargo Il Co.
shipped from their office in this city,
yesterday, to San Francisco, for the
Bank Of California, three bars of bull
lion, weighing 1870 pounds, and valued
at ST. 1872 05. Also, for the First
National Bank, to P. Hayden, New
York city, four bars, weighing 3sl
pounds and valued ut S7,o05 64. Total,
Ss,ss7 50.
MACHINERY FOR THE WATER WORKS.
A large boiler and other machinery
arrived yesterday from Elko for the
White Pine Water Works. This lot Of
machinery, we believe, is to be used on
the Treasure City branch Of the enter
prise. Several more loads are expected
to arrive In u day or TWO.
OK Tns WAR PATH.-A party of hard
working white women, engaged in the
laundry business ut S~bermantown, yes
terday attempted a RAID on Chinese
Warehouses, but were prevented by
the interference Of the officers. Here
Is a chance for the "philanthropic to
make Rome howl.
BrLLrARps.-A billiard match, We
| understand, is about being made be-
tween Wallace Wright, Of this city,
and Billy Robinson, Of Shermantown,
for $500 a side, to take place in a few
days.
LUMBER. - Several large teams,
loaded with seasoned lumber from the
Sierra Nevada Mountains, arrived 10
this city yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-21

tbs Virginia and Carson Railroad, or
rather the construction Of Il, is running
right along. The grading will be in-
ishei by the first of September. Spikes,
car wheels and the like, are arriving at
Carson ; hut the rails will not be here
probably for forty days yet, as they are
coming from Liverpool aud only ninety
days out from that port. The forty
days will give ample time to land them
along the line Of the road.-Carson Ap.
peal Of this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-21
By TELEGRAPH.
FnoM San FRANCIsCo.

SAN Francisco, July 2l-2 P. N
The exhibition of the flying machine,
the "Avilor," at the Mechanics
Pavilion, was a decided success. Tue
machine sailed around the room in the
presence of a large number of invited
guests, including several C%hicaso'n'.
The Liverpool wheat market has
declined two pence since yesterday.
An unknown man was picked up on
Bush street this morning, supposed to
be intoxicated. He died while being
taken to the CITY Hospital in an express
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-21

IT costs S2s 900 a year to wash the
crown linen of France. The royal fam
lily must be q filthy set. Washing q"
EDITORS linen don. cost over fftesen t"
twenty dollars q year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-21
RrruassD.-Secre,ary OF State Note
ware, and his wife, returned to Carson,
Yesterday, from an Eastern tour.

"THr largest owner Of personal prop
erty in New York." says a gossiping
correspondent, els Commodore Van
derbilt, who Is said to hold twenty mill
lions"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-21
Velocipede Challenge.

HEREBY CHALLENGE A. D. eENDERs.
or any other man In the State OF Nevada. to
run o relocipeds Race OF 500 yards, for not less
than tl00. OF more than $3.50 q side. $50 forfeit
TO be deposited within ono week from accept.
agreed D between the parties.
GEO. ELST0N BUTCH).
yirginis City, New, July 10th, 1Ss9-lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-21
FORENOON STOCK REPORT.

isEronrED DAILY Dr H. f. rLAao = CO.. GOLD Ill.,
SAN Francisco. July 81.
II, Yellow Jacket. $50 9 00e5iQt5l 8 8: Is
Oyerman, so 1O673 s 80; 10 Confidence.
say; 50 Belehcr, ssa; q 0Sciae e a. SGSSls
Curry. SlOS; Alpha, $22k; Bullion. $l8 b
10: Is o. II, s2lK 8 80 12lH; 9 Amndoir,
$50; 80 Imperial, SOC 8 s018i 6a%; Y Ken
tuck, l65 8 @l6 b16a; 1,090 Chollar-Potosi,
aOX0 0a?lX6t2sG IN; 40 Crown Point,
$40 J43 b 30; 95 Haze q Norcrost. $!109llS
Sierra Ncva IL, s0G9s3.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-21
10 Let in o Hill.

4 STORE ON MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE
"A he San Francisco Restaurant, suitable i9r
simoSta any business. WI be let at . reasonable
rent. Inquire Of the owner, @. stoene, next
door TO the premises. -
Cod Hi, July Ieth, ise9 wloH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-21
Masonic Notice.

OLIVER STAR LODGE NO. s, F.
y A. n, meets ct their Lodge. wv
room, corner Main and Blanchard M
sysniIe st Z O'Clock. Stated communications,
drSt Saturday In each month. AL Brethren In
rood standing are cordially invited.
By order OF the W. II.
8. W. CHUBBUCK, Secretary:
Gold Hin July /. 1896. lylu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-21
stolen! Caution!

cToLEN, IN VIRGINIA CITY, ON THE
= night OF June 9th. Q Certificate Of Deposit
In the Agency Of tho Bank Of California. Gold
Hill, being No. 9.bl0, dated April Cd, 1860. for
600, In favor Of D. Deherty. Also, another
Certificate, In the same Bank. being No. 9.S22,
dated May 10th, 1895, for 500. In favor Of D.
Dohorty. Tho public arc cautioned against
buying. thcse certificates, as payment has been
dold Hil, July 18th, 1890. jy17.lot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-21

THIS INSTITUTION IS OPEN DAY AND
i Evening, for the accommodation Of all per.
sons desiring to improve In Penmanship. Book.
keeping and Arithmetic. Students admitted at
any time. A separate class organized especially
for children. Card Writing aud all styles OF
Ornamental Penmanship done in good style.
Academy. corner Of B and Taylor streets. next
door TO Armory Hall. w. g. THOMPSON,
w. n. METCALF.
Practical Accountants, and Professors OF Plain
and Ornamental Penmanship. jy15-lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-21

Tns fashionable tout this season is
over the Pacific Railroad.
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Rlilibustsrtng.

New YORK, July ls.-It is reported
that a new Cuban camp has been es-
tablished at Hohoken, and is soid TO be
composed Of 200 men, escaped from
Gardeners Island. The Cubans from
Gardeners Island were not released 10.
day, as reported, but arc still detained
ut Fort Lafayette.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-21
From North CnroIInn.

WILMINGTON, July l9.--Trouble is
anticipated Mt the Special Election to
be held in this county to Gil vacancies
in the Legislature. The Republicans
are divided into two formidable fac
tions. between which the bit,erest
feelings exist. One Of the mos, prom
inent leaders Of Que faction, in a speech
to-day, predicted ~bloodshed before the
campaign was over.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-21

Notable Death.
A cable dispatch announces that
Philip Best, the great lager beer manu-
| facturer of Milwaukee, died last Sa,ur.
day IN Germany, whittier he had gone
on u visit.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19
Mn1l Arrangement.
Arrival - Dspassass Of IL AAh'

ahs,ssesst, ed ell plsees kses, d
paen daily, (s.seAsys ssesps~d 81 A.
4; asFisss - ~ sass deya - TYR
Wesasss b wsy u Hs.dersos and
Ov.skeN 1spivs AssAaya Wednesday,
~ Ysi1eye e =. l.: ssrivse Tsesdays'
nurp1eys - asssrdays n Cry.
No., b NY d Jsesrson, Clarke
~. -. 1cesse daily, Mondays 81.
Eo 40 4 Il ''''''' SANE Gays |"
ia, by vay Of s.Arville, dspaFss
n.s.vs EeAsssAays, and Fridays a.
eA.n arrives rvss&ays, Thsrsdsys sAd
oaksraAys - err.
~noNe:. b. vsy Il 0ilass, Qa'enAn,
Ae. asparss Aoedays ssd rr@sys ~
1Ar; ssvivss wsasssaays ard sstar-
- Assu1aiss, BY way u Grand
nE6 Cerckaas, Ae,, dspaste Ssrdays
NJ fh.,,lHys q 8 4 u, arrsses Sasur'
30. - WeAuasdays ~ 6pN.
foeg Oyv,cs KpsuLAsseaa-The O
~ viii b. opsssd nd elsssa - follow
Opessd q 3 eclcsk, A. T.; elcssd y
n o elssk, a. L.; rs-cpsssa - oslseh
. Il: s1eepA = 5 O'Clock, 2. y.
Opsssa - SssAAys ss . es'esk 4. r.
All psssoas VII, b faithfully sssved
Assiae 49, hsses, asA sese sssa ny
q eaSss dnss ~ tAsy VIII b reeeesd.
HENRY RAWSON, ?. n.
M~-hnp 9Sah l667
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

fhs fssas hspuhlieaa Of ~ 25sA
rsiesrsaas il ferDsr smssiise hst
~ s0ssss q thh psst have L.
ssesssa ~ Pssp,s Of hspkins ssss-
y = cot threats asd seousarsIs,
asd sosisss . fesuss article 10 The
Gssstas % this subject with some
degree Of aspssisy, Indicating The. ~
he'd not sts,Asd fall credit 70 the
stassosat Of that paper that the
ehsrsstsr Of COR people had been SC
unjsstiasbls sssailsd.
II VS. sot our Intention 10 bring
10 question the vssscity Of the editor,
10 who's " have hsl the ussest
eosadsees ffon or yeush, but We
hsd rsfsssses osly to oAcial reports
made BY o6esrs connanding the
post, and not 70 what may have sus
mated from irresponsible sources upon
the streets Of Nasshsll or elsewhere.
IL 10 With The senassdant Of the
post that he people have 70 dssl.
lie sloas 10 rsspossibls for the per-
formsaes OF hs dutiss within his
jsrisdietios, ssd hssty and unwsr-
raatabls assertions nsds, perhaps, in
q d Of passion BY . subosdinsts, il
not jsstifsbls grounds upon which
to arraign hin - exercising . spirit
Of petty Tyranny" All candid men
who are convsrssss with the facts,
must know that asithsr Capt. Toll.
mas or Col. Pssss, the present COM
mssdsst, have ever bssn actusssd BY
. deposition to bs governed in their
dealings With the people other thas
BY the rules Of justice and right II
10 trus that unpleasant occurrssccs
have transpired, yet this must b sx-
psctsd from the nature Of our ssr-
roundisss, and which canrot BE-
avoided BY the officers.
The stocksde, to which notice has
bsss called was not dssnsd nscss-
sssy fos the protection Of ths troops
By the ooesrs Of this post, bst vas
erected BY order Of Gen. Rsy nolds
apoa The representation Of . men.
bss OF his staff In short while ~
have ~ military over "a ~ are
set3s1sd with those now 10 command
here, sad would not willingly usts
- exchange for oshsrs.-SslpAsr
HPri.s' G~.e''e.
We publish the above il justice 70
ess sssss.sd esssupersy. ssd u
Csst. Tsalsss, from who's W ~
PLEASED 10 hear ~ exeslisas rspsss.
II there IVES any sssaisy ssksrity II
sss rsassks, ~ asssss frissd Wes.
than II Wos not ialootiosal.
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THE VERY LATEST.
From the south Western.

Washington, Feb. lb.-Ga
Brsokisridys leaves Baltimore ID
Kentucky In ten days. His hs.la
h good.
Tho following Grants sccepAsa
presented 70 Congress to-day:
Gestleme~-Plsass notify the .w
Houses Of Congress Of my acceptasc
Of the important trust which you have
Just notified me Of my election IS
President Of the United States, ,sd
say to then that il will b ny a.
dssvor that they and thoss Who ~.
ted me shall have no reason 70 rse,x
their astioa.
New York, Fob. Is, svsniss-
Gold steady At 1864.
New York, Feb. 10, neon.--C'cli
1875.
New Orleans, Feb. 1s.-Cs.,ss
unsettled asd 10. lower; niddR4
2s4@282c.; SALES 5000, rsosips 81
and exports 1918 bales. GoA
1851. Flour quiet; supsrlss Is Is
@6 37A, double extra u Is al
trsble extra ~ 40. Sugar irn
common l3@l2t, prime Hell NJ
yellow clarified 10c. Molassss astiw
primo 75@76e, Texas bssvss-ls
quality ebO@s5, I'd quality s3oea
aud 81 quality s1s6o. Sheep !:
b007 o..
New York, Feb. 16, evening"
Cessea doll aad hsavy; sals N
bslss At 293c.
Hsvasa, FEB. N.-City Of THsi
dad declared in . ststs Of sisgs.
GovssAnsat rslssss 10 rsoegsn
Aussisaa Coasul except - eonnx
sisl agsat. Nsearalissd siaissas bG4
Imprisoned withesl shsrgss q shsss
u trial. Anssieas Cessul will h
seapsllsa 70 lssvs, shiss ssppersl
b hh gus't Restriction plsa4
10 ~ way 4 Anssieass desiring y
lsass CHhs. A slsanss has srrie'l
With 90 tAsasand tsesps. A Gst~
eminent Telegram ssys ssvolsdesis
Isss Aisty k6llsa q Aauisarsgu.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-02-19

Is.ly Jumped, h.sd foremost is'o .
s.li, Is f.st dosp. He vss saved
si.sr grss. di6eul.y, bet sssA sssis.
ID, .sd brossh. 10 town, ssd bossd
ever. Tho impression is the ms" Is
srssy.
II 10 remarked BY strssssEs Who
vi,;. ~ that Der church spires ese b
sssn . lssg way Cd, and that they
make . pisss.a. impression uP0s
travellers .Pp'o'ehi's the '''y'--l''-
las Herald.
Very likely, but what impression
do you suppose they made upon
Lieut.. Vsrnou, who saw ku klux
In every bush ?
On Thursday about noon while
the children of Mr., Theodore he'-
neekc. ~ industrious German me
ehanic Of OUT city, were at play near
q cistsrp, one Of them, . little boy
between seven and eight years Of
sas, fell into the cistern and before
assistance could be rendered VA
drowned Waco Rsyissr.
Judge Geo. W. Paschal Of Asssis,
II Is said, has married . wealthy wid
ow lady in New York City, and th'
bride aud bridegroom have goas L
Europe on a Wedding sssr, vhsre i
il to b. hoped Geo. W. will remain
Because We arc not in the habit o
lying, and prefer TO tell the truth
NcKinney lkesseage-.
The Messenger best frisnh vii
bs astonisAsd a the declaration.
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NADaiD, Ysb. ll.-Grssssss is.sr.
~ isls 10 ~ psssssdiass Of COAST.
est3osal Cestss, . session which CON.
Dssssa to-day. Rinso will Ger.
tsisly hs eAssss PrssiAsst The
majority II ~ nsoesss fevoe ~ ~
lssaea 4 Fssdisaaa, father Of The
ssigsiss Kiag - Pssssssl. u Tie "a.
tsss rvlss II 6pala, ssa should be
ssfsss, IT, Daks Of Measpsssis,
vssA psoaaAly - shssss. Move
Dsas = Casiiss 10 Aqsipassos, Biz.
~, aaa Alasa, se0aosly ksovs -
~ p1qss peovissss, qsits sstivs.
m fssesA assses1sst b vstsAisg
~ ites>iss sssssly.