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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-30

MATRIMONIAL INFELIcIriss. = About
four years ago q young farmer of good
circumstances, residing about FIVE miles
from St. Joseph, wooed and won q very
inter, sting young lady in central Illinois.
He brought her to his homo, and for
three years the couple lived happily to.
gethsr, two pledges Of love being vouch-
safed to them. About a year ago the
husband noticed that his wife manifested
an undue regard for q young school
teacher in the immediate vicinity, and
considerable ill-fseliug grew out Of this
discovery. Affairs grew worse and
worse, aud the wife last winter returned
to her home in Illinois, the husband
obtaining q divorce on the ground OF
abandonment. A few weeks ago the
wife returned from Illinois, and her for
mer husband again sought the pleasure
Of her society. Last Monday the two
were reunited in the bonds Of matri-
mony. May no schoolmaster again
appear on the scene and sever the bonds
Of love and affsction.-S. Joseph (Ao.)
Herald, July 24h.
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HELP WAYrED.-Our office is beset
daily by applicants who wish to
be put in the way Of %self-support.
To a great extent they are honest
in their search, but they deceive
themselves In the belief that they are
willing to undertake whatever shall be
most for their advantage. They all
have q preference which they are not
willing to yield to b ejudgment Of those
they consult, OF event to the plainest argu.
ments, which they find themselves to-
tally unable to answer. They all, with
out exception, wish like old Mr.. Shell
toms son Gershom, to &c get their liv-
ing by their wits !" and although some
Of them, unlike him, are not 80 sure to
I" fail for want Of capital I" of that sort
they will, nevertheless, succumb upon
the first trial, either for that or because
the market for sven the genuine article
is overstoeked. Clerks Of all kinds,
agents, accountants, bookkepsrs,a
collectors, copyists, reporters, para
graph and story writer's, authors, poets,
druggists, and even light porters to run
of errands-are all to plenty and the
business o~verdone. For almost every
man now engaged in any of these occu-
pations, a duplicate, if not t%riplicate,
stands idly gaping to be employed in
the same line. Physical service is at
a discount. A man too dumb to write
or peddlc matches for a living may ac-
cept q place to take care of horses or
work on a farm; but most young men
would stand idle n long time before
they would roll up their sleeves for
hearty work in what they consider a
mental occupation. But if mere hand
work requiring little intelligence is
distasteful, surely the call for skilled
labor need not be sighted for the same
reason, and the demand from that quar-
ter was never SO great as now. First
class mechanics among US now average
from three to fivo dollars per day, and
the need of intelligent, capable work
men Is constantly increasing. Any
father of a family would do better by
his son to give him n trade than TO start
him in business with q capital Of ten
thousand dollars as n free gift. The
boy would DO likely to lose tho money ;
he couldn't be deprived Of his trade.
And here the wit and intelligence which
90 for so much in the mere professions
will count for even more to their posses
sor. The standard is annually deterio-
rating in almost overy trade, because
the smartest boys feel above the call to
manual labor. For this very reason
the inducement to those OF. superior
intelligence is becoming greater every
year. The road to independence is
shorter by this route than by any other
open to the foot Of aspiring youth.
And in all the future there is no pros
poet where intelligence and thrift can
be turned to so good account. This
will serve 10 answer, besides all personal
applicants, q number Of letters now
lying open before us.-New York Jour.
nal Of Commerce.
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IL you want to keep q town from
thriving, says a contemporary, don't put
up any more buildings than you can
conveniently occupy yourselves. lfyou
should accidentally have an empty
dwelling, and any one wants to rent 1t,
ask about three times the actual value
for 1t. Demand Q Shylock price for
every spot of ground God has given you
stewardship over. Turn q cold shoul-
der to every mechanic seeking q home
among you. Look at every newcomer
with u scowl. Run down the work OF
every new workman. Go abroad Tor
wares rather than trade with those VINO
seek to do business in your midst. FAN
to advertise or in any other way to sup,
port your paper, SO that people ABROAD
may not know whether any business is
going on in your town or not. warp
yourselves up in yourselves, aud cover
yourselves with a coat Of imperyious
s%elHshness. There is no more etfeetuai
way to rstard the growth Of q town than
actions like these enumerated, aud there
are people in every town who are pnr,
suing the above course every day OF
their lives, and to whom the above re-
marks are most respectfully offered LOT
their careful attention.
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NEW TO-DAY.
A CARD.

TN THIS PAPER, ON THE 10TH OF JULY,
i was published by Monumental Engine Dom
pany, No. 0, tho following challenge TO Young
America Engine Company, No. 2:
"CHALLENaE Conf Monumental Engine
Company. No. 9, hereby challenges Young
race, on thirty days notice from, timo Of accept.
ancc, on any ground outside Of the city limits,
sam distance OF the race run at the tournament,
for $500 q sido-thc race to DO run on time, or side
by side, with jumper or carriage. Eight men 70
timc OF the former race. Committee from
eac'I Company to meet for forfelts and necessary
arrangements at time and place agreed upon by
the Forcmen of the respective Companies.
"put up or pass oyer SW MAJ w SGEns Foreman.
"P. II, MORGAN, Secretary"
ON the 2sth instant tho following resolutions
were published by No. z, under the head OF
"C~HALLExGE ACCEPTED. = At a meeting Of
Young America Engine Company, NO !, held on
Monday evening, July 90, II was resolved, Tint
the Challenge Of No. 0 DO accepted, provided
thcy run over the Same ground a. run over on
and IL was further resolved, That VIC will
not mass over that horn,' but will put up the
coin. All prelimlnarics to DO arranged BY the
Forepcn ofthc respective companies;
&C, B. MCCARTHY, Secretary" "lt
Now, then, gentlemen, we desire a bona tide
acceptance or nothing. The only. reservation
made BY this company, !. e., that Of taking tho
race offthc ground run upon at the tournament,
Ia made q point oil. difference for the sake OF q
convenient loop.hole to crawl out OF; and at tho
same time making an appearance Of acceptance.
AZ will be seen, all other conditions and er-
ranCements have been let entirely with the
challenged company. No arguments can be adj
duced 10 prove TINT o track "outside ofthe lin
its of the cit" Is not as perfectly fair for one as
of n peculiar track with which they arc 30 thor
onrhly familiar, But, as Is stated by Mr.. Young.
on behalf Of his company, this race grows out or
The ono FOR the prize, and should therefore be
RIM over the same ground. But this race is not
for Tho trumpet, but coin; and We do not pro-
nose. after allowing the challenged company al
other privileges Of choice, the advantage OF 0
n%ractiee cround 10 convenient to them and yet
20 impracticable for us. A trial OF speed can
only be fairly arranged by placing tho contest
nnon Ground perfectly level, or unfamiliar to
Nth or atlcast not 90 peculiarly unfavorable TO
ne Inc ground required In No. 2s nayinS pro-
would not have been reserved had
comnany even remotely believed they could
heat ma and win the stakes on any other ground.
Iorvcvcr we think VIC can beat you on your
trsck Int only desire o fair show, unwilling
~ allow Won the choice Of al important arrange.
n..o ga 4, ..
vonr option TO Increase the stakes 70 5000.
Do this, or withdraw your semblance OF &c
ceptance. wv ,wJrR
Foreman Monumental Eng. Co., No. Q.
Virginia. New, July 80, 10G9-n.
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Touchlng War Incident.

Many interesting narratives and expo
rieuces are told at Henry Ward Beecher's
Friday evening prayer meetings. Last
night one of the prominent citizens Of
Brooklyn, doing business in Wall street,
related the following. reproduce the
story as it fell from his lips:
Not long since I found myself at Gin
%cinnati, with a little spare time, and /
thought l would improve it in visiting
some of tho Southern battle fields and
burial places. l first proceeded to
Nashville. On going out to the Soldiers
Cemetery | observed a man planting a
flower over q grave. | approached
him and asked il his son was buried
there.
"No," was the response.
"a son-in. law y
emo"
ga brother
"No."
ga relative ?"
"No."
"Whose memory, then, do you cher.
ish p" / veutured to ask. After delaying
q moment and putting down q small
board which he held in his hand, he
replied: Well, / will tell you. When
the war broke out I lived in Illinois. l
wanted to enlist, but | was poor aod
had a large family Of children depend
ing upon me for their daily bread.
Finally, as the wal continued, wa
drafted. No draft money was given me;
I was unable to procursa substitute,
and made up my mind to 60. After
had got everything in readiness and was
just leaving 70 report for duty at tho
conscript camp, a young man whom
had known came to me and said: 'You
have a big family, whom your wife can-
not support while you are gone; i will
60 for YOU In the battle of Chicka-
manga the poor fellow Wa dangerously
wounded. Owing to Bragg's offensive
denomination on Chattanooga, he,
along With others, was taken back to
the hospital ut Nashville. After q
lingering illness he died, and was buried
here. Ever since hearing Of his death
have been desirous of coming to Nash
vile and seeing that his remains were
properly buried. Having saved 'ufti.
cient funds, I came on yesterday, and
have to-day found the poor fellows
grave" On completing his story the
mar took up the small board and in
serted It at the foot OF the grave.
Turning to look at it, I saw this simple
inscription, and nothing more: :" DC
died for me."-NewY York Correspondence
Chicago Journal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-30

TIE THIRD ADAMs.-Charles Francis
Adams having partially broken through
the reserve imposed BY his seven years
of diplomacy, is thawiug out gradually
from the frozen oyster" condition to
which he alluded at the Cambridge
Commencement, and o and then an
opinion begins to flow from him. He
gave the Fourth Of July GRAFTON at
Quincy on Monday, and in the course Of
it censured the tendency to centraliza-
ton in our Government, the disgusting
ofice.seeking at Washington, and the
stock gambling at Ney York. He APP
plauded those citizens who rise above
party lines and think for themselves,
and demanded respect, above all things,
for independence Of thought and action.
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NOMINATIONS IN SANTA CLARA.-The
Democrats Of Santa Clara County, CAL,
held their convention in San Jose on
last Tuesday, and nominated the follow
ing ticket: For Senator, @. Maclay ;
Assemblymen, W. B. Shoemaker, 7. R.
Thomas and B. D. Murphy +; Sheriff, n.
r. Harris Recorder, j. r. johnson /;
Treasurer, N. Corcoran ; County Clerk,
G. Malone; Assessor, H. Phelps Dis
trict Attorney, j. N. Williams; Sur
yeyor, A. H. Parker; School Supsrin-
tendsnt, N. Furlong Coroner, DR..
Robinson I; Public Administrator, ].
NJ. Swinford.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-30

A REoussr.-The Carson Appeal Of
this morning politely asks US, as a mat
ter of more than ordinary interest, to
publish Mr.. Sharous "%peroration on the
brilliant future of Nevada" made in his
speech the other nigh. to the Ways and
Means Committee. We shall do nothing
of the kind. 1t was made for the Com
mittee, and nobody else. Guess the
Appeal would like to draw Us out to
report the whole speech. The speech
aud the dinner were strictly private.
We will publish Kelly's pointed speech,
though, if the appeal insists on it. 1t
was better than the "perora,iou."
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We understand that a young man
residing in this city, who lately took
unto his bosom q young and blowing wife,
was a few day, ago the recipient of a
very unwelcomo present. As he was
seated at his hearthstone a female with
whom he had been intimate prior to his
marriage passed the threshold aud
placed o babe in his arms, remarking
that he was the father Of the child and
would have to support it, as she was
about to start for the West. The Wis.,
itor then quietly departed, leaving the
young husband to fight the battle uu-
aided with the partner Of his home
81. Joseph No. Herald, July "a.
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CARBoLIc AcID.-A we'll known citi-
zen Of Philadelphia, who had been
using o weak solution of earbolie acid
rs a wash to correct the offensive odor
arising from a cancerous affection, dis
covered that the application also en-
,irely removed the cancer. One-fourth
of an ounce Of carbolic acid is diluted
with a quart (sa fluid ouuces) of water,
aud the lotion is applied three times a
day. A weaker solution, containing
one-eighth Of an ounce Of carbolic acid
to the quart of water, would probably
be O safer application.
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A DEMOCRATIC exchange says that
Mary Robinson, a Southern nsgress, is
teaching school at Iuka, Miss, and
adds:
"Mary is a good teacher, is polite
and respectful to everybody. and will do
more to educate tho little darkeys than
all the Yankee niggers and all the Yam
kee white trash that ever ate pumpkin
pie or robbed hen roosts in New Eng
land"
This is admirable. We are happy to
secure a clear acknowledgment, from
such a source, that a colored woman is
fully competent to be a good teacher
and a lady besides. To be sure, we get
it at the expense Of q mean sneer at
Northern teachers, but it is cheap OF
that price.
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AMApos NoMrSArioss.-The candi-
dates on the Democratic ticket in ANA
dor, CAL, nominated in convention on
the 27th instant, are: For Senator, ].
T. Farley ; Assemblymau, A. c. Brown;
Sheriff, George Durham ; District At
torney, H. l.. Waldo County Clerk, D.
b. Gagnoli 4; Treasurer, James Viii
ham ; Assessor, ]. W. Surface Public
Administrators, A. Yoakes; Superiu
tendent Of Public Schools, S. G.
Briggs; Coroner, William Cook.
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A CLERK, who used to work for S25 o
month in Boston, and now gets 5000 in
White Pine gold coin, writes home from
Treasure City, July 2, that living is
cheaper there than in Boston, the people
can get lager beer and other refresh
ments without sneaking through a dark
alley or climbing severa! pairs Of back
stairs, and that his present abode is ten
thousand feet neerer heaven than Bos-
ton.
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FORENOON STOCK REPORT.
REPORTED DAILY sr H. n. rL,oo . CO., GOLD HILL.

(RSpoRrrp DAILY BIT H. II. rLLoo 4 CO.. GOLD HILL
SAN Francisco. Jnly 80.
30 Ophir, $21 8 3121A; 20 Gould & Curry,
$iOs b'8Odo10G6l0s b 80; 0s4 Savage, $so0s26si
6TO 8 3OlDS1 b 80; 40 Chollar- Potosi, s23db22X@
90. = s; 10 Halc& Norcross, $10S9107G106K;
IS Imperial, $82 b 31G2H; 50 Kentuck, $2o5120I
2O5; 10 0verman, SO 8 3075; 8 Segregated Belch'
or, $40; $50 American, $24A25G26 b 80; 90 Bul
Alpha, S22TSSq3 3002i0 o; i85 YcllowJacket
$0149a4s147X0+sH; IS Occidental, $i7 8 8
B Julia, sax.
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BLACK EYED ladies are said to be pas.
sionate and jealous. Blue-eyed-soul-
full, affectionate and coufiding. Gray
eyed-philosphical, literary, r%esolute
and cold-hearted. Hazel-eyed-quick-
eyed, auick.tempered and tickle.
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stolen! Cautions!

cToLEN, IN VIRGINIA CITY, ON THE
in the Agency Of tho Bank OF California. Gold
Hill, being No. $50, dated April Cd, 1869. for
300, In hyor OF d. Dsherty. Also, another
Certificate, in the same Bank. being No. a.s2e,
pcSsrty. he TS pu SSii 'I are si esat IL 4 ,sios so 81 d;
buying. these certificates, as payment has been
aoa HIn, July 18th, 1869. jy17.1o..
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wEBsrER's DxAru.-when'N. P. Will

WEBsrER's DEAru.-When'N. P. Will
lis heard Of Daniel Webster's death, he
wrote to Morris the following letter /:
Mr. DEAR NORRIS Webster is dead
new that both Satan and Gabriel will
make SOM remark about when they
hear it. His big eyes have now been Sc
hours looking somewhere What an
event death is to touch such a spirit |
remember being struck with his won-
derful look OF superiority at Ellington
tournament-with highlands pick Of
gentlemen and noblemen around him
and | thought then that he seemed q sun
child astray on our little star. As to
going to Heaven, I would rather, on the
whole, take our slim chance = but VIC
shall hear Of him again, if there is eth
er telegraph o. newspaper beyond the
mahogany and silver nails. lie will
not stay damned, nor blessed, in re-
spectacle obscurity. Well! Peace to
his ashes-those he leaves behind.
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JACOB LlMBERT was buried at Day
ton, Ohio, last week, and ut his funeral
were present his eleven children, his
eighty-five grandchildren, and his twen-
ty-fye great-grandchildren.
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IT is said that there is a proposal now
in agitation for the conservation Of q
church in London for the deaf and
dumb, where the public service may be
conducted by means of signs. There is
already in that metropolis n place Of
worship for them, where on Sundays a
special service is conducted according
to the ritual of the established Church,
and the minister uses only signs and
he iu0er alphabet.
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AN E%nglishman paying an Irish
prisoner with rudcness, the dirty ur-
chin" said: "My honey, oil the polish
you have Is upon your boots, md | gave
ynn that.O
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Masonic Notice.

OLIVER STAR LODGE NO. &, F.
y q A. T., meets ut their Lodge. w
room, corner Main and Blanchard Xxx
evening ct Z O'Clock. Stated communications.
fnt Saturday In each month. All Brethren In
good standing arc cordially invited.
By order Of the W. II.
g. W: CHUBBuCK, Secretary.
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The United States contains an area
Of over two billion acres, which, II PEG,
pied as densely as Massachusetts,, wSuia
accommodate in the neighborhood of siA
hundred million inhabitants.
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vICK's
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1869.

THE FIRST EDITION OF ONE HUNDRED
i thousand Of Vick's Illustrated Catalogue OF
Seeds md Guide In the Flower Garden, Is now
p~ublishod. Il makes Q work Of 100 pages, beau.
tifully illustrated, with about 100 fnc wood en-
Cravings OF Flowers and Vegetables, and an
ELEGANT COL0RED PLATE,
A BOUQUET OF FLOWERS.
II Is tho most beautiful, a. well as the most
instructive Floral Guide published, giving plain
and thorough directions for the
Cultsre Of Flowers md Vegetables.
Tho Floral Guide Is published for the benefit
OF my customer, TO whom II is sent free with
out application, but will DO forwarded to all who
apply BY mail, for Ten Cents. which is not half
ia2atf Rochester. N. Y.
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Wax is fashionable society like a
warming pan? Because IL IS hign'y
polished but very hollow.
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81 HAVE the best wife in the world"
said q long-suffering husband "shs
always strikes me with the son end Of
the broom"
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MEN may loiser, but time flies on the
wings Of the wind, aud all the great
interests of life are speeding on with the
sure and silent tread of destiny.
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Notice!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
IN have this day appointed and empowered
8. II. Robinson 10 act as my attorney In lAct In
all matters pertaining to my business IN the
State Of Nevada, until further public notice.
THOMAS 6RALE.
Cold Hill, Mareha7, 1869. fnha9f
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WHERE HE Is!
SPENCERIAN
~SPENCERIAN
r G O E M Y
And Commercial Institute,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

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 and all styles OF
Ornamental Pcnmnnship donc In good style.
and at fhir rates. For particulars, inquire at the
Academy, corner Of B and Taylor streets. next
door to Amory Hall. w. @. THOMPSON,
w. NJ. METCALF,
Practical Accountants, and Professors Of Plain
and Ornamental Penmanship. jy15-1m
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/. o. Of g. T.

OLIVE BRANCH LODGE NO. Is, sssu.
~ Independent Order OF Good Temp
Ian, meets ever FRIDAY EVENING, M
q their Lodge Room, Odd Fellows Hall, -
corner Of Main and blanchard streets, Gold Hill.
Al members In good standing arc invited 10 at
tend. J.F. GLAfDiNG W'cfT~T ~
Oh. snAxr, WIS.
Gold HUI, Nay Z, 1860. cll III, fssy.tf N
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TIE bump of aestructivene.. "a
railway collision.
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w,xnr,. pHrLIIps says he would

wssprLL PHfLLIPs says he would
rather be Pemberton surrendsring his
army than Grant in the White House.
This suggests the school-boy dilemma,
"would you rather be a greater ass
than you look, or look a greater ass
than you are 2"
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NH||.. Xxx
CERTIFICATES ARE ISSUED AGREEING
u TO purchase It's policies, making them ne.
eotiablc. The attention Of parties who eontem.
plate insuring their lives Is called to the RE.
TURN PREMIUM LIFE PLAN. BY this plan
all the Premiums paid will be returned In full at
tho death OF tho party insured. together with
tho amount OF tho policy. The TERN Life
plan Is recommended to parties desiring TO effect
an insurance upon the LIFE OF A DEBTOR,
or who desire 70 carry Q Large amount OF insur-
ance, for an especial purpose. The annual pre-.
MUM on $1,000, at the age Of 40 years. rs out
No EXTRA RATES ON THE LIVES OF
MINERS or persons employed about q mine.
8. ". CHUBBUCK,
Agent Gold HUI.
j. U. HALL, II. D. .......:.. Medical Examiner
WELLS, FARGO 3 o........G General Agents
w. e. HALE, Manager,
once, 800 Montgomery street,
,e1.tf San Francisco. Cal.
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Foreman Monumental Eng. Co., No. Q
Virginia, New, July 80, 1So9-tf.
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WHIrE SULPHUR SrRrsGs, Va, July
?s.-Mr. Peabody was to-day presented
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Tho Commissioner of Internal Rev
euue has awarded the Townsend Manu-
featuring Company, of Buffalo, the
contract for supplying its patent lock
for distilleries. The lock has q register
q, oda;t;on "a tba anal
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washinston News.

The Indian Bureau has ordered nm
investigation into recently reported out
RACES by the Apache Indians in Now