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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-16

DOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-16

WASHINGTON IrRMs.-The valuable proper.
ty opposite the north front of the Treasury De.
partmeut and west OF Riggs & Co.'S bank,
fronting $50 feet on Pennsylvania avenue and
l36 feet on Lafayette square, has been purchas.
ed for $50 900 cash, and the Frecdmen's Saw
ing and Trust Company will erect handsome
bull ding on the site.
Besides his numerous other donations to
church and charitable objects, Mr.. Amos Ken
dali has donated the sum OF $1,000 tor the
erection OF mission school for the Baptist
denomination.
y tournament and festival for the benefit Of
Grace Church, Montgomery county, Md. took
place yesterday at Silver Spring, the estate Of
Mr.. Montgomery Blair There was large at
tendance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-16

T AIDES TOILET SLIPPERS.
IL GENTS at
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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-04
THE ELKO INDEPENDENT.
.ATURDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1850.

Srrc1pE or YouSo WoMAS.-It is seldom
occurrence that we are called upon to record
the death of an individual by suicide in this
country, and especially rare is the deed of
self-destruction committed by women, who
are generally the most fostered and INDUCED
portion of our community. On "Wednesday
morning last young boy, named Mcclellan,
came into town with the information that
Young woman named Lydia Catharine Armen-
In. residing mt the Adobe building on the Cope
road, about twelve miles from town, had COM
mitted suicide The District Attorney gain
inc other information which led to the belief
that the husband of the woman was of a jeal-
Gus disposition, and from the imperfect state
ment of the boy, went out in company with the
Coroner, Ii. j. Cady, for the purpose of close
ly investigating the matter. A jury was i'm
nanneled and the evidence taken. The testi-
mopy showed that the husband and boy,
above alluded to, was standing i'll the bar-room
of the building, early on Wednesday morning,
in front of the fireplace when pistol shot
was fired in an al Joining bedroom, into which
the unfortunate woman had Just gone. They
both pushed open the door and found the
woman living insensible Oh the floor, with a
bullet hole in the center of her forehead from
which the blood was flowing copiously, and
small pistol lying within reach. The testimo-
nv Of the husband and boy was to the effect
that there had been no difficulty between hus-
band and wife, and that the pistol which had
been used had been lying on the table, near
the head of the bed, for day or two, No ev-
idence was ELECTED showing that there had ex-
listed, or had been exhibited, any jealousy on
the part of the husband, but that on the con-
trlry, the husband had the utmost confidence
in his wife. The husband testified, that CIV
ing to some periodical arrangement, the wife
had wished herself dead on many occasions
The Jury found that the deceased had come to
her death 10y her own hand, and that her name
is Lydia Cathariie Armenia, wife of J. Ar
Inenta and that she WAS about sixteen years
OF age, was born in Utah, and married on the
29th of December, 1868, to her now widowed
husband by Judge of the Supreme Court of
Utah Territory. i'll Salt Lake City. The re-
mains were respectfully inferred III this town
on Thursday, ard the green sod will soon
bloom M fresh aycr over the grave of poor
woman WHO had not the moral courage to face
the Geld ajysgsi.ics of life.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-04
suppLr OF CoAL-T r. Heniev inform,. :,

SUPPLY OF coAL.-T. B. Henley informs us
that he now has thirty tons of coal on hand,
with two car loads on the way. We are burn
ing it in our Office, and find it exactly what we
want to keep our large room warm. The com
Pany who are now supplying our town with
coal. have lately purchased the Van Dyke
mine. which Is acknowledged to be the most
extensive coal mine in Wyoming, and the
quality Of coal is superior. if anything, to any
OF the other mines. The owners of these eI-
tensive coal mines are all Pacific coast people,
and some of them are well known in minin1
circles. Their names are S. Hall, Mcdonald
Geo. Hunt. Gashwiler and Col Henley.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-04

IMPHovEMESTs-IS TuwS.-Just at the pres
cnt time there appears to be more activity dis
played in building on Villa ms street than in
any other part of town, which is probably pw-
ing to Williams having agreed 10 keep the
dust down, " and in due time 10 adorn that beau
tifully located street with shrubbcry. The
contract To keep the dust down on the street
which bears his name will be more difficult
To comply with than the one for the erection
Of the courthouse; nevertheless, he will do
his level best" to see that good order is pre-
served on his favorite highway.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-04

The PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS SUSPENDED Op-
EnArIoNs.-On the LIST, Wells, Fargo a. Co. 8
agent at this place, Mr.. Titus, received notice
to take charge Of all property belonging to the
Pacific Union Express Company, and to for
ward all packages and letters belonging to
said company, through their Office. The rea-
son OF the suspension was lack of business.
No damage will occur to the public. rs Wells,
Fargo a co. will carry out all forwarding con-
tracts made by the Pacific Union Express
Company, as well as receive its franks. Wells,
Fargo * Co. are acting rs agents for w. c..
Rnlston ...
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-04

MILLING ORE.-The facilities for the sue
cessful and close working of ores are such at
the Auburn mill, near Reno, as to give the
greatest possible satisfaction to mine-owners
The acquisition of the new Stetefcldt furnace
to the mill has been found of the greatest adj
vantage. J. j. Dunno, the manager, is anx-
lous to have an opportunity of giving every
mine in the State an opportunity to have their
ores thoroughly tested.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-04

ScHooL-HoUsE BLLL.-The Trustees have
everything in readiness for Monday night, and
have wisely concluded to have the dancing
come off in the large and comfortable dining
room of the Cosmopolitan Hotel Those OF
our citizens who contemplate attending the
SchoOl-hOnse ball on Monday next, are re-
quested to assemble at the School-house at s
o'clock p. NJ, as there will be some dedicatory
exercises previous TO tripping the light fan
tastic toe"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-04

OLD Winter has graciously favored Elko
with very sunny smile during the past week.
Though cold the atmosphere has been clear
and remarkably pleasant This town is evil
IDENTITY favored ia It's location. Along the line
of the railroad, both above and below ElkO,
snow is reported. At Carlin, and most places
along the Humboldt, nearly to winucmuc-
"a. there is II little SNOW still on the ground
and nj one point in considerable quantity
AhOut ElEo, the little that has vet fallen
quickly disappeared. The hills are bare and
the streets dusty.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-04

WAGON RonnED.-A few days ago n heavy
freighted team left here for Mountain City,
and when out on the rond had the misfortune
to break down, which compelled the tcamstcr
to leave the wagon. During his absence some
one carried HwNy the larger portion of his bar
ley. This shows that thieves do not congre-
gate in towns alone. This incident liz n warn
ing to travellers
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-04

How TRUuuFCL On Thursday last as the
lightning express train passed swiftly through
town, pert little girl, who was standing on
the street, eagerly watching the iron horse and
swift-moving train, was heard to say: "Ohi
how very dmiuutive that wonderful thing
makes ME feel - Who does not often think
the samc, on seeing the almost living thing of
hfe-the misunderstanding majestically
along?
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-04

FIS= CGiIo1.--Beachey. Wines & Co.
brought down from Wh:;" Pine, during the
last six days, for Wells, Fnrgo n Co., 80 bars
of bullion, weighing 4 OPS pounds. Consider
ing the rouGhness Of the weather for the last
two weeks, this is a handsome shipment. The
value OF this amount is estimnted nt So 600.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-04

BADT Il CoHs are continually receiving new
and fashionable goods from below, which they
sell at the lowest rates. In addition To their
stock of clothing and dry goods. they have a
splendid assortment of Christmas presents
and knicknacks, for the approaching holidays.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-04

SURGICAL OrEEATIoS.--Dr. JnO. J. Mcigs
was called to Toano on Wednesday night last,
To perform an operation on the nrm of boy
who had been caught in the machinery Of the
Railroad Company's works and was quite Sc
nously injured. IL WAS found necessary tn
nmputntc the arm above the elbow, which was
successfully done
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-04

INDIAN assaulted AND RonBED BY A WHITE
MAS.-On Wednesday last, nh Indian called
Jack, sold horse to white maj, of this
place for fifteen dollars. A short time after.
wards he was assaulted and forcibly robbed of
hve dollars, by Tho man to whom he sold the
horse
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-04

DIVORCE GnANTED.-On Thursday last, We
learn that decree WINS issued by Hon. @. d.
Keenoy, Judge OF the 1lth judicial District.
divorcing Mrs. Low. W. Hastings from her
husband, Daniel II. Hastings.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-04

GEo. BfRDsAIL has boon in town for the last
low days on business Ho comes from tho
snowy mountains of White Pine To look after
certain matters wherein the commonwealth of
th"t elevated region are Interested.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-04

InE freighting business to White Pine has
ocSn unusually large during the past week.
ana IL Is not an unusual thing 10 see from
a =, 70 Twelve hohvy.loadcd teams leaving town
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-04

FRANK N. RoGEEs, our popular Deputy
County Recorder, has been appointed Com
missioner of Deeds for California, by Cover
nor Hnight. 10 reside at Elko.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-04

IL. FRED. Brooks is doing n smashing bust
ness in the periodical. book and toy line.
Everything desirable for and calculated 10
please aud amuse children, can bc found in
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-04

DIVINE SERVICE will be held ut the School
Parson Cook, and Sunday school at . o'clock
l.. NJ
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-04

NOSE liArSEs is constantly making improve
ments about the Cabinet, despite the severe
black eye The boys gave his bank few days ago.
His last addition is the erection of n fine lamp
in front of his house.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-12-04

NDAY-ScHooL.-Rev. II. o. Whitney will
organize a Sunday-schoOl tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock in the school-house, and hold di-
vine service at the same place at six o'clock in
the evening.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09

4 young Lyonnhaise soldier wrots thus
e hi: mother Astet the battle Of gAlts Sole
Nj dear mother, I, IN ..nr ys.li,,ox,, ,y,,g W,
living, and bon vipant. Only I an no,
complete like sn omnibus whep Il tsins.''
(COnp,s.e is ia ssigpn nppat o'Sat 81, thss ~
duetor to notify that ne omnibus Il full. )
"ThS rgimeptsl sragson IDS jpst cuf otl
and W. ysp.fatipa hss, bsia severe! Ny
ssrgesEt major toconjble me says that !
shal! now have . leg pSds W put q Siop
" that: Rejoice, my deir mother %
yoyf Luck, foY my wvode9 isg VII ksyp
@EN y hSMss your dstfi psitdef II psasli.
H6ld-thsfsh 1 tear Oh NV Pipst H. Il
not' : tsarS regret; bot of'giadnsss 1t
,tSs thought 'os SmbiaeiSg you. ''','H'" r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09
Disastrous shipwreck.

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80. go. -. A"Is ss,,"S SS.s.s., O' ~ 1s;n w;
ss e+' a.o.'owlee sSccae' itom v1o'e'
S's' .N 9'l sas sEP Oa'aei'
"s!.S ~ 81 ~. 'us sa oes.ss'.'Sa .S %st yescei'
s.T. a.. ".u' uorn nS.'s - seA "'sa y" 90 oosfo
= "wu v"s .as,u,. n..a o.. a. ~,
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NV s"u tn '.'1 ~ ms.es. N. nc Is' ~" n'ne asys eus
ss sIs".n 10y y1 wv stn ssy
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.S,Su: ysSS NurS; uS;..yIS neo n. !.E, u: Inc !ne
NJ x'tJ 4 ~. sa. .'v ~. p.sSs y .S sue
si,ssoS ~. u "ous.. -" s". ss Ss.s ~ SuI sasI
I've ~o,sSi, I vS '~sS:,, ,!V% IT, "S uU". "ssa
h Ith A. Ns,.:,h.N Ty... 1.I.S - 10 .Ss
cabin Csst.;n ..s,o, | ..% C'i0k n. ~ .;s. 'Ss
CsrS .l,v;n. s.,ds -h.s 7 G ;o;n.S I ~, ~
Ana ;nI.,.d sh.m. 80 ho.t. % xM - n...
pa Iii a hs.,v shc.s ,.hJ ~. n,..I 80 ~
ths main and fo,ams.,. sn'hsJ -.
r,fth rny,,f ~ c.hSn M ' "a .gI .AsS;~ ~
JsSI nan ,ynrsn :. sho:, .nS yu .nii;rm =
GoS X .sfys Nam ,S,pI k - Ipvl
az minutes from tho tims % vc' q struck H.
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The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09
Som 9 Qseer DeahitiopSs

Few persons are aware how much
knowledgc'is sometimes necessary to give
she etymology and def uition Of . word.
1t 10 easy to define words, % csstsin per.
sons 'satirized BY Pascal have defined
light: "A luminary movement of luui,
nous bodies;" or a. = Western judge
once defined murder 10 ; jury: "Mus.
der, gentlemen, 10 when man il murdes.
ousty killed. II il the murderixq that
constitutes murder 10 the eye Of the hw.
Murder, 10 short is-murder."" We, have
oil smiled at Johnsol's definition Of net.
,0ork; "Network-auythlng reticuiated
OF discussed at equal distances. with 10.
tertices. between the intersections" Many
Of the definitions ,ip our dictionaries "a.
mind one Of BsrdoTpb's attempt 70 aha.
yze the term accommodation "Accom..
modstion-that is when man IL, a. they
say, accommodated; or when q min e
being whereby 10 may be thought ts be
accommodated, which 10 40 excellent
thing" Bsimseoxs, for example, the
photographer deanss BY telling q that
it 10 saI,hur; and thes rewards 10 for tas
trouble ws hsvo hSa in tssuing to sulphur,
BY telling us that il 10 bvisssons. The
eccentric Davy Crockett, whose exterior
rouehnsss vsiled = great deaf of mother
VII, happily eharsutsrised this whole tribs
Of lexicoersphsrs by . reuarh 10 once
made to Western member Of Congress.
When ths latter ip, o speech sn bill for
Increasing ihs number Of hospiAsls,
wssrisd bic hearers BY iooessant repesi.
tion--"Sit down." whispered Crockett,
"yol are coming out Of the same hole you
went in at" Il is said that forty mem.
bess Of the French Academy once, upder.
took 70 delnn the word crab and bit upon
*his, which they deemed quite lsa.isfac.
tory: "Orsb-a small red 6sh, which
walks backward" Perfect, gsntlemsp,"
ssid Cuvier, when intsrroested touching
the correetaess Of the definition; 'psr..
fect-only ! will make one small ob;er.
ystion in natural history. The crab, is
not . ,6sh, il Is not red, and il does not
walk back yird. With these exceptions,
yoqr dedhihon Is admirable ."-Westsrnn
Monthly for Decembet.. i 81 'nH
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09

:. MI O.. Koly, Suy Of The usss Of cir,
man statissidiaSs, 9,iaae.i 70, ths '''riehs.
so yea,s ahd Only 81 to the poor. "Ths
child, born upon the pillow Of the rich,
H. the sdvaStaRe of fully eighteen year,
over Tho child of the bsggsr, Torn, p'slr.
h&s2: b upos : b?ad's q s'Fsv," 'sy. M
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09

SoxsTHINo SorT. "A 'iArmer wisnt viii
'his scd 70 . w passy. MA yUasg female
'hippsred 10 b. tAerNl'W 'Wlsh Vbou shs
farmer wished lthe aoh tsrbeeouss %.
qsaintsd. Hevoldtim " 10 Ssd ispsat
70 Z hes. I" Whi. pAaM 4 ~ 70 herr
ssksd biz Scu. "wh5, ssydGoN thiSes
Johnny" J0hnny, wisA great sinplicily
looked Der III ths Aos, sad' Ssid ,3an It
"Msshod tusnips. Miss" !'cb "riig9
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09

. When the military fired UPON ths riot
|ous strikiak minssd Of lAubip, France, il
vomsu; Gho. hid her child 10 her arms
turned ttelAy, prassiua rher beAy to hsl
hseast;ithe child WAS assaek BY, seysrs
h.l!s ne hsfd ,sa tAs futIsa, " q i on9shs'
'i5H,|sa III: os,N 81 f; H. .Hsl,|@'sF
r.ts i.Isss@Sa;t .ss,s r7.'' e'' s'sse
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09

A Kentucty etsAa~as asiaahbascss the
marriage Of . Nj. Jack Log y . Aay by
the name Of High They posShs Va h.ks
a s,itf game Of cards. = ips'hNgh, 'idk,
Jack already, ldl II they phyiiossther
long enough, " ptesums',hry I'M coau.
one III the game NJ least. ,i,2Iap,r nm.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09

Whath " hs. tho costume Of the sms,.
eipstada yemspp Miss, Diekisses, har.
iag .ls,ely kraserssd, . eeutpentv bears .
ssmiaiscsnss o. it. bgoad acres, bshind
bsr 10 train. Miss kagap wss mildly
ssn'ursa y,bsr prssidips ofassr, on one
:ss 90. :pp:.s. a., II. Ss.,s sst ,.lss
heavy elk I,oysr,skir. oasd pssier, ssd
gold ospereut" a. Miss Field, 90 the
other hand, ia"clad 10 simple white mus,
lin, pure % her aspire stious." >, Mrs. Psg.
lima Davis. 10 the Hartford Convention
VA ,xaaiaut ip % eyerwelming con nfasios
OF blue satin, black velvet. aud White
hais" and Arsu H. B. Stanton ip black
yslsst iolsly, The l,t.er Isdy, at TIE
:our!sS s.oits: of S%: Sres. ,S,is S
arrsyed iss 6.,li,,nt IBou.u so.tf iii
over the left shoulder ind bsnsath .'the
right arm. New York Tribune. "iH
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09
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Coming, the d1vauS eIeet,.

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.su .Sqo,,sla1 sYla ff'tivs!e.t,H "' r,;tl.o. Ho
Coming, tie driving slest,q ,;d,:' ~.
Coming, the shswllssS ;Skoaid;rs, '"'' = u
or 0bonxslsashOslssIssss woi qtT'
, o." ssa;dln l.a;',lAss' a" ., ','n,f
"," .. t,sisss sils Ssasss ;as,;;ss. ;.rsj'o"' i
"n a,, 81 ASt.'ts- 'h.si, , ,. ~,
,ieostauU Ne widisJ ,khpnas,1oi i,n 70
.1,!,5cdaisn thW dtdtag ,sasvt1 ifr .tn.
Coming, the winds shau visryisss 10 va.
qi' 1SoMiss' ,aas'<A Hp9l 'sm;,., siil
1T fIoMt,ssv, iJsts,sIs laia isssua,.sS, rnq9
"i.l otin 4. de caHwlis,Csys- .,'s'3 DO
s,'r' sAtiis Ay iass s,ssnA ~ ~ =, .no'
'rod AnaAy ~ AiSh.so aiss I.oi a,is :,
80 = viii y!i:is ~ s.sta.,y, sta.,yaI, 'eo' G'p,,
IN n Re..,f 70 spS, ,ths striSs, '''' 49, ! d
t.s..t - AZ Viii. llviss2 =; = n =. ~''%
;n,,xy Asa' r we. dyhsll:, To- io '.H' sp,
Warming Thy claasaa,a snso rniea1'l io
At the glowing, cosl-hosp grato,
9caSst thod forget the xrctehsd 'r"-' :.
''l !, Who hover near thy gate, u "a l'i'i'"'' :
T. cwhan stn,sh. w head j., ,pillov.d,g, ,,,r,
IA When slusbsr. 700 tAp sweet, ,o......,,
.,i o, san't thoy forget ~ sinner ,.,, ,n;, y,
+, Whose bed i' ia The 'tFeeet' nq, ,i,:.,,r
~. 9, pity tAo fsi.udles.. starving. -" i''''''
'" who wander the dismai jt'ssti .'"2r
No place to uiilSw aching heads, 'i "a
70 rest their weary feet. i' i'.''' ai' 49,
@h"' i'h u.' 80. ~ .," 'g3 .it .
'unesrtd fcr,dszpised,- unpitiei, .'.,g g. .
i'i Full In tAS oAristisn's sys, ..tc... 'r
80 I draw ny ,sssiareunan me- t-' :, ~ ,r
~ And lay ME down to dio. :iJ NJ,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09

Sales Of Connecticut seed isaf tobacco
have been made this Fall for sixty eeass
per pound.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09
DeslitulioN In Alaska.

The editor Of the Alaska Tinies, pub
lished al S6ks, ssya that the RusAian in
habitants Of that Territory sre,,aNw ,suf,
fering tor the pscsssssiss Of life, and it /.
di&puls to tell hOk they will sss fhronyl
tbe winter. Nsports to this effect which
have been published heretofore, no says
have been exaggerated, but the destitu
tion now 10 real. He traces the CAUSE Il
il % follovi When the transfer wn.
made II was 'StipGlated that tits Russian
Aneftcan Fur Company +hSuld cease. Il
sIaA The RSsiRo 'fnhabitAIts Of ishs
Territory were employees ,sf this Com,
pany. After the. txapsler these people
still foand smploymsst. through iihe
Quarhermaster.s Departmsut and in the
ordinary commerce of The cost, All fol
time worked pleasantly" A yeat aro
the people seemed to be prosperous, and
commsrce was active. Tho entries aid
clearances Of vessels' belonging to foreign
porss and Amssiesn ports we're numerous
Nov gil is changed, Restrictive regula
tions have destroyed all commerce, the
interests OF monopolies have crushed all
enterprises, and On order, which came
from Gspyr Giant ss C0mmsuder ef tho
AsmyG provided / that Qaartermastsrs,
CommissAries,, etc., should discharge oil
citizens from employment, and thst sol
diers should 40 all the work required.
10 addition to these misfortupes the
Treasury and, War Dcpartmen have IL.
sued regulations "wdich,, from their atbf
'rary. power, 'have dried up I'll other
seuroesnoS nsvenas among tess people,
eodi Starvation, aed ,dssolatiop 70 on
Many Of tie Russian. people hnve BECOME
citizens, under q provision Of the treaty
allowing thcm to- a. So They express
great disappointment 1t ne result THE
editor says that he mas been through the
tovu Ct Siths.sa pessssslly Inspected
the stplss and provisions Af she holses pf
pesrly, every Russian, faulty. In some
Of these houses he found pothing but ish,
ana 10 scme ofthcml tho people cried ada
stassa tAss tbty asil ndt msssy "a Nv
ss't 10 urs'th&n.odI 1 Z hovss ,siten house
thepFeow owas no aopr. 20 coffee, 10 tea, no
meal. The local Government Of sitka
has pdid about s4O0 NV the felief Of suf-
fering,' ind private chsrity has oxcssdea
that amount; Il piisa Dhi ~, st.i'i,iti
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09

ID, Madame" ,sidx polite traveltrl to an
o|d lady. .'if sss ft to help myself to
this milk, Is there any improprioty II itY''
~ don't know What YOU mean, but if you
dbess to,say there isnauythids, Sst.y An
shat milk. t'l1 eisA yos to sndestaud th,,
yep've strsck, ths wrong ,houss,c There
ISN'T . single hair ia it, for as soon ss
Dorothy TOLD ne the Sst WA drow ned d
ths 'milk,';I wsSs oR right sway snd
10 over.n ,cf,i,i 70 rI-,..