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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-20

TIE OFFICE Of State Librarian o.
California is the object of n uch interest
jast now. The presen: incumbent is
VIM. Nicely johnson (brother to J. Nicely
cites much sympathy in his behalf. BE
Was Land Register in the Sacramento
ofce-havingb been appointed by Andrew
Johnson; and when Grant came into
Office LIE was superseded By nc Cullom.
His removal was denounced in bitter
terms by the copperheads and the Presi-
dent was abused most roundly fer dis
placing a blind mau. Now that he holds
an office the tenure OF which is under
the control of the Dem ocra,ic party Of
California, he is likely to be ousted for
one of the favorises ofthe ring and''the
situation" is thus vigorously set forth
by the Sacramento Record:
Those who are familiar with the boast
fai claims Of a certain section of the
Democratic party to all the ehiv airy and
nobility of soul in the country, would
have been surprised had they witnessed
= scene which occurred "Wednesday in
the Assembly Chamber. They might
have seen there lady, well known, and
deeply respected berever known, exert
ing herself to procure signatures from
members to a petition asking for the re-
tention as State Librarian OF her hus.
band, William, Nicely Johnson, no stood,
blind aud helpless, on the floor of the
chamber, forced to rely even for his
assistance upon the loving kindness of
his gentle partner. And in another part
Of the same cham Der, might have been
seen a Democratic Attorney General, a
Kent0ckian by birth, q claimant of the
honor af chiyalrons connections. strain
ing every nerve in opposition to that
lady, aud doing bis best TO turn a blind
man out Of an office " hich only amounts
to a ri,ifu. 81, 400 year. Anu this is |
one @. the men-itis 10 Hamilton-who |
joined in the hypocritical yelp when |
tran: removed johnson. This is one
Of the men-tiis antagonist of women |
and blind men-this chivalrous oppon- |
mt of the affiieted-this staunch Demo-
crat and noble eavsiier-is one of those |
who sxore tha, Gran, was an inhuman
wretch, nnd who we're profuse in their
assurances of what they would do for
Jobn-on themselves if they had the
chance. But no We vii. not wrong
toe worst Democrat By comparing him
to this Attorney General. 1t is cot a
question Of psrtisaoship. Ii Is d quest
IN of maniiaess aud humanity. We do
..os believe there is another man in the
State mean enough, dastarily enough,
10 cope with 10 Hamilton in this con-
nection. The man who will enter the
lists against a woman and n blind man.
TO secure an Office for his o,cu partner, is
: man that will discredit any party, we
csre not what its politics.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-20
EIED.

In Carson, March l9, at the residence Of G. W.
6. Ferris, ALBERT, youngest son of ii. I. and
Maggie Dsngberg aged year, IL months, and
y days.
Funeral from the Presbyterian Church to-day,
at p. Il. Friends of tie fafni y are invited to
attend.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-20

J. ". Daniels bets James orndorf $500 that
Johnny Fayior ride fifty miles in two hours.
Race starts at l. O'Clock NJ.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-20
Thursday, April 18th, 1870,
10 O'Clock A. *,

sufficient Bond, to be app=o owed Icy the Board
of Commissioners. will be required for the faithful
performance of all the contracts entered into; said
Board reserying the right TO reject any all pro-
posa!s offered.
Any further Information required outside Of the
Plan and Specifications. may lee obtained by ad-
dressing J. C. UAZLETr, Esq-. at Dayton, New.
j. c. HAZLETT, President.
T. STADTNULIER, Secretary.
Carson City New. March 1lth, 1870.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-20
NEW TODAY.
NOT E!

I,HE COMMISSIONERS OF THE NEVADA
1 State Prison will receive sealed proposals up
TO the 9Th DAY OF APRIL, 1870, for furnishing
id State Prison the supplies hereinafter enumer-
ated.
All pr, posals must be transmitted TO the secre-
tary of the Board at Carson City, Nevada, and
marked Proposals for furnishing supplies ftr the
Nevada State Prison"
Proposals for furnishing any portion of the ar
ticles specified, will be considered.
The contract will be awarded TO the lowest re-
sponsibie bidder or bidders.
The successful bidder or bidders will be repaired
to deliver in Carson City, Nevada, all the articles
in his or their proposal except be y
within thirty days after notice of acceptance OF his
or their bid, and ample security will he required,
for the delivery OF supplies Of standard quah'y,
and within the time specified. The Commission
ers reserve the right 10 reject any and all bids.
All supplies Will be pad for in Nevada state
Warrants at par upon the completion Of each con-
SUPPLIES TO BE FURNISHED.
Il cases coal oil, Devoe's (best quality.
10 boxes soap, Colgate.
2 tons whole barley.
u kegs California blasting powder.
1900 feet Of fuse.
4 cans chloride Of lime.
$50 feet two inch, 3-plv hose, with coupling
40 pairs hanicud.
l dozen large vault paddock
2,o09 lbs Bayo beans
3 sacks Costa Rica coffee,
9 tons of flour, extra supsrhne.
ton corn meal.
4 barrels picked pork.
SEQ lbs bacon.
500 lbs hams.
200 lbs dried apples.
200 lbs dried peaches.
2 barrels syrup.
barrel vinegar.
barrels brown sugar
barrels crushed sugar.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-02


De African built Rome, made dc
steam boat and de- railroad and mads
de Laws OBJ de country. DE- colored
people en- rulssa ~
Sandy joe. That's ight, Mr.. To
sby: nick to dat. Fafewsal.
M Toby I say mss. Spraglun
dat man Sandy Joe am . berry bright
youf.
Mn-Spsaelum-Heis aarse.y ase.
full man for me. He does my dirty
work when / have q quarrel with the
copperheads. He Is . sort Of fus,
eorporal-sweeps out, and is ready to
do any nasty little job BY way of pun
tshing eopperheads.
Mr.. Toby. L is berry glad to hea,
dat he am tRne o de elrses VITA lit
tie struction he will be able to drive {
niggars carriage when we get de off,
ces. i % - -
Mr.. spraglum- just So :.
Mr. Toby. Mas. spraglum. my
heart = full OBJ gratumtude for dis
spression OBJ your feeling. =
Mr.. Spraglum. We win be true to
you Mr.. Tobyi - tir:f
Mr.. Toby. Mas. spragInm, glib me
your hand ON dat.
Mr.. spraglum. Most assuredly,
am yours.
After an affectionate kiss, Mr.. To.
BY and mas. Spraglnm,. separated
each feeling that he was the chamPiel
Fof . great cause. ~
Yours, 81 HAie-f
HARar wALroS.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-02

ttis creditable. to the Democratic
party, and shows the ideas which lis
Opponents really entertain Of il, that
when . man like Mr. Dawes rises up
in the House Of Representatives and
denounces exfravagance, and fraud,
and corruption. he is Immediately de.
nounced as either having turned Dem
ocrat, or as doing something to give
that organization aid and comfort Ii
seems to be taken for granted that the
moment q Republican finds fault with
the corruption in his party or in the
Administration, he can be no longer
trusted by the faithful. General But.
Ter is the bean ideal of q Republican.
His cheek never bushes at any .hine,
and the more corrupt and rotten the
Administration is proved, the closer
he adheres to it-Eag. -
The Republican party in Ohio, and
elsewhere, has been industrious, be-
fore elections in prating about economy
and taxation. But as soon as the
leaders have been safely seated in
Office, all thought of the burthens of
the people disappears, and the most
reckless schemes of expenditure are
brought forward. Governor Hayes, dur
ing the campaign, arraigned the Dem.
ocratic party of Ohio. for alleged ex-
travaganee, when, if thatparty had en-
acted laws in accordance with his
recommendations, the expenditures
would have been increased more than
a million of dollars. He had scarcely
been reelected, before we find him,
and his friends, asking the increase of
his salary, as wen rs that of the Su-
prelne Judges and State officers? If
there should be found a Republican
dawes" in the Senate or House, we
feel quite surs he would meet with the
condemnation of his party. The
speech of Mr.. Dawes in Congress,
meets the approval of every taxpayer
in the land. Let US have more of
them.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-02

= rhs editoro Of ne Tnss grove com.
mmicative over the ehffahchisement
of his race. He thinks . little infus-
inn of African blood would improve
that Of the impoverished Caucassian
He congratulates himsele that since
:hs while trash ave ben put ON aIeyel
with. the negro, in Ohio. by perjury
and fraud, that the country is now
safe and asks whether we sswiiitsots
az the next annual election beside an
American Of African descent 7: II
not, why We answer-no. The
reason why, is, we don't like the odor
Of the critter. Il smells q little too
ranidy Of bounty, medicated gin and
rottenness. Amy more questions to
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-02
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
COLUMBUS, Jan "a, 1870.

COLUMBUS, Jan "a, 1870.
STATES q UsIoN: SIS.
On the re-assembling Of the House
on Tuesday. at n o'clock, after the
everstrained exertions and excitement
consequent upou the adoption Of the
Fifteenth Amendment, things seem
quite tame.
The business Is mostly confined 70
the introduction andfirst and second
reading of bills, of which there are a
large number. There have been over
forty bills brought in since my last
letter, making one hundred in mum.
Der, the majority of which are now in
the hands of the appropriate commit.
tee
There is no interest, occupation,
trade or profession, in the State that is
not demanding legislative action for
their especial benefit.
On Thursday the House had a little
serimmage over q letter signed by
Senator She IMAM and others, and for
warded to Gov. Hayes, who transmit
ted a copy thereof to both branches
Of the Legislature. This Insult was
read at the Clerks desk; and was
treated by the Democrats, with the
contempt it deserved. Its reference
was moved to an old negro preacher
who had been laboring about the State
Housa. There were amendments of.
cred setting forth that it had been
adopted by fraud, under the gag->of
the previous question: The RAIDS find
ing they had caught . tarter finally
let the thing go upon the table.
A number of bills have passed the
House snd Senate. There isabM psp.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-02
TIE New Railroad

The Surveyors on the Beaver and
Toledo Railroad, reached Ashland on
Friday evening last. The route from
sJeromevilie 70 Ashland is found to
be practicable in every respect. The
grade will average about twelve feet
to the mile. It will be seen, therefore,
that the grade will be no impedinent
to the construction Of the road.
Will the road come this way /? We
are OF the opinion that the whole
matterrests with the people Of Ash.
land. The Directors on the east end
of the road have given every encour.
agemen { that can be reasonably ask.
ed. The question for our people to
settle Il; do they really want this great
improvement
To the owners Of real estate along
the route, it will be apparent, that il
will greatly increase the value Oh
tteir property. They should be lib
eral in siding its construction, and
doubtless will u
To the property owners in Ashland
we an say, let no grass grow in our
streets. Put your shoulders to the
wheel. and do what you areabls, and
the road win be ours.
The country i so i~ntersected by
roads that this may be our last val.
uable-epportuniiy.s. Wake up, and
go to work in earnest. -
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-02
sHERIFFs sALE:sAk:
=. Christspher 4fyk,sntistsata
VI. &z'
s.uu.l Riddle. Ct. n.

-~
State Of Ohio, Ashland County ss-A -
2 BY virtue Ola esrtain alias order.
ofsale, against defendants issued fr6m
the Court OF Common Pleas Of. Ash.
land County, Ohio. datedJ aidsfy 81
A. d. 1870; and 30 me- difeeted !
will sell at public sase af stherS6ath'
door Of the Court House. .Ashland,
Ashland County Ohio, on
Saturday. february tea a .. 1870
at 2 O'Clock Of said day. the f6lloyia-
real estate, situate in, tie County o,
Ashland and State of Chic, t6rwit !,
Lot number ffteen (l6) insMyk1ants
addition to the town Of Ashland. the,
same being sixty. f60) feet front, and
n hundred apd FIR (15o1 in depth.
Appraisal a. u .0o1.OQ TeEme-asf
sale cash. :.ai5 q 80
- VIM o. POTTER ShSfff
Ashland GodatysO.
Burns d Dickey PLAINTIFF Atty.
January 10 1S7dS5W
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-02

The depot. Tie liftls fellow Was en-.
deavoring TO climb Up ON the cars
while they had momentariaily stop
ped, bnt before y ssuc1eeded the
traincommenc6d backingAndknocked
the boy down ON ths track. xhen the
hindmost wheels Of the back or pass.
cd o$sf his legs, arme and boy, and
tie front wheel Of the same car rolled
en- 10 his chest, when the car stopped,
crushing his body beneath its ponder
ous- HsightsrHe4Ka MAS hoFribly-muti-
lated and mangled and was truly q
sickening sight TO behold. One OF
the most peculiar and unheard Of CIR.
cumstances connected with this case
was, that . portion of his lungs, M
large as . mans fist, were forced up
through the throasand protruded from
his mouth No blan1eis attached to
the employees Of the train.
The Shelby Nsacs says: "On last
Saturday night between q and 9
O'Clock, Mr. Samuel Suffer, suddenly
Becoming uneasy about his horses,
sent his boys . the stable to see il
everything was all right. Going to
the front door of the stsble, one OF
them pushed IN the bolt farther, re.
marking, that perhaps there was some
body in the stable, and ran toward
the house. As they came 10 the
porch, they heard the window rattle
some one having really been in the
stable, and made a-hasty exit at the
window. He cut his hand badly,
leaving quite . piece OF his finger
sticking on the broken pane of glass.
He lost considerable blood, by, which
he was tracked along the Biackfork,
for three hundred yards. and in cross
ing the board fence, he. left the marks
of his bloody fingers upon the top
! board, his track leading toward The
Sandnsky Railroad. As she matter
IL in the hands Of certain detectives,
we forbear making any further re.
marks Shelby Is I'm unsafe place
now even to attempt tssteal q horse.
+ The Shield and Banner says:-Au
afffay occurred at the Railroad juno
ton, in this city. on last "Wednesday
CsSA1uS 9tOok y oCtoSk1 UcSUccnA a.
&C. ,Thnrnton, OF the Thornton House
and . man by the name Of Cameron,
employed as fireman on the Switch
engine OF the r. II. w. & G. Ry.
ristSls were freely used, Cameron re.
Eceiving three wounds-one in the
thigh; one in the arm and one in the
abd0ihen, the last of which will in al
prubabi1ity prove fatal. He 10 now
iying;At his boarding house. and hi.
Ephysicians Say, in a critical condition.
Ehgntoiewas not seriously injured,
being shot through the arm below
the: elbow. He was taken into custo.
Edy : by Marshpll Mckinley, and
brought before Mayor Cumuins The
hearing OF the case was postponed
until Friday morning, the defendant
enteripg into q. recognizance in the
SUM q $4,000 for his, appearance al
thattime.
- r-a#
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-02

vsrsSd win him say he 81 very
bright and intelligent young gentle
man that he has 8 good idea Of our
system Of eosernmehti that he - n
miliaf With oar histoSy,S zereat
men OF the country, past and prssent.
He spoke particularly Of GeESf1E butt
Eler, whom he Ind. the pisasure Of
hearing to-day, and referred 10 his
service. in the war at New Orleans.
The weather OF Washington; which
was never hettsr than nov, WAS his
special joy, and he said he could take
exercise here to any limit. without BE-
coming wearied: In the Hoas3 Sths
Prince was greatly embarrassed by
having n dozen vulgar Eonsfessmen
on the floor level at his head 90 many
pair oflopers giasses, while he was
asking to have the prominent men
pointed out to him. He is represent
ed, by these who have talked with
him, as being very modest and ret,r.
ing, and looking most ;~beculiariy
like his brother, the p fince or w ales,
when he was in Washington .tseveral
years ago.. He dresses in great good
taste, black. snuff OF dark green walk.
ing coat, tight brown or, olive panta.
looms without stripe, high Tlk Eat, and
a small colored necktie aud gibres to
match. TL
F. BUTLER's SPEECH, ~.
/ The emily features worthy Of special
note in Congress to-daywasthsspeeeh
Of General Butler in reply 10 That Of
Mr.. Dawes, arraigning theextfavxgan;
ces of the Administnationyains view
OF the long array of ,igHresssHupplied
to him By the DepaFttnentgeFt was
expected that il would be seHethi6et
of q defense and the HQuse,aad very
full galleries gave. close atteatieaa II
proved to be q most protrsctsA effort
filling, eleven columns Of the, QiStss and
lost what little force i possessed BY
being read from printed sliRs.
A goodly portion Of ID NassaEperson
al attack on Dawes. charging him
with an attempt 20 furnish the DEM
~ocratic partywith capital 10 divide the
Republican party and weaken the Al
ministntion. He also charged him
with misrepresentation the estimates
for the appropriations asked by the
Administrator, thQagh IL. -appeaied
that Buffers own figures made the
excess of this over The hast Admins
strations some. s3Q. 00Q.090s beiag Ai9,'
000. 600 less than the excess claimed
by Dawes. Il.the course of his
speech Butler aid that the members
- "
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John Criil,stsi.


.4oflliset
Ths nfese 81 UAios Ashi9n4 EQpntytA
By virtus Of . certain Aim orisr 81 "a
aesinss defendants, Issued ffo1n ~. Co--
Of Common Rlass of5Ashlshi GO .
dated January s A.D. 1870, = Is Isdi- :
rested, I viii sell 1t Public 9n1l, tho
South door Of the Court HOUSE, In ASklunA,
Ashland County, Ohio, on
: s,E.aE. Es..-.a6 4MnSfascF
u O'Clock 4. n. oil said day, the tolloUimB
real estate, situate in the County Of Ash.
land and the State Of Ohio. to5Wif: Being
the undivided one-half Of aspark Of fho
Southeast quarter Of section fwenfy-nins
t29E toWnshiP tweniy t2ol K1nsstiixsesn -
(16)y bounded -. foliops: Beginnine - -
position the South boundary tline q mid 9
quarter. said post being 40e-lg poles .eNl.z
Of the sOuth-east. corner Of sad sectiQn.a
thence north uniform variation cf u. !,
so perches . post isshelcs-Nsses.41E
east 81 Perches 70 a.poet on the est bo1n.y
Diary hns g SAID qaarter, henct1pfth 1itA
said iins IL perelIes 70 The center OF
BLACK For. OF the Mohecan, tnenee NJ -
center OF saia stream sentnf - eegfees ~.
Ia Perches, tnense south " losgrees. wess
L-et0 Pe,cnes. tnencS souIn = 49,
~. oPesenes, snencs Cum
greeswest, 1911. Psrches. tnepceeolsh -
gesrees west lo-s-to Pe5chss.thence soIthl
= - Mess Io-s-Io Perene., to-tes }
-so aH line o. sac qeaT.eL, nnere ,tne 40 &
me an.eEsec.s .he oslream " yeentsry
line ss-7-lo psssSss e he plsa: 81 s.sia-
=. ~ i 80 a2ac1s 20. AZ
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-02

| < Nj. sEDrroR:-The custom of in
teryiewing distinguished persons Cd
politics, finance, and morals, begun
with useful intent, has sadly fallen
Ffrom its first high estate.- The latest
interviewing took place, in q secret
spot, between the fellow who runs the
Tunes. and a distinguished citizen Of
African descent. The new made citi'
zen being aesirous Of initiating JAY
GOULD, 'FIsK, jr., and CoRBrs, aP
preached the literary genius Of the
1iimes, and said: ~ ~.
+. Massa SPRAGLUM, lis formed dat
you am in favor oh de celered suf'
fcrinagea
Mr.. SPRAoEuM, I am sir-and have
always thought the negro the most in
telligcnt part Of our race. 'i r.
Mr.. ToBY-Massa SrRAGLUM, 1 Is
berry glad you are VIII US. knowed
you had de blood in you. / congrab.
umlate you in being right dis time.
Mar. SPRAeLUN Il am happy to as
sure you Mr.. Tony, that I have a good
deal Of sympathy for my ace Wash:
iDgton was o negro-Moses was q ne
gre-.sna / nm sure Adam was a ne
gro-and I am proud of it.
MrsToby-Aht mas. Spraglum, /
always took you for awhile maa.
Mr. Spraelum-althoux my skin i
apparently white, yet, 7 assure you
Mf. Toby, have n heart as black rs
TIC blackest African. That makes il
al right 80. d
b. Mr.. Toby-Iam much gratum6edto
learn dat am i fact. Bress deLordMas.
spraelum, for dat.
Mr.. Sprasium-I shall always ad.
vecate your cause; Mr.. Toby, ssnd b.
Lyour true friend !; and:if the copper,
Ehands d;stsrrh yoi: and n fipht comes
off i Win prov;de means, for your de,
fence. -. 80
.Mr,TobvlMas, SprapIum. Glib me
xour bsna ON dat
M snr.olnm-certainly. here it is,
and / feel. proud to meet you at. the
polls.
Mr.. Toby-but mas. Spraelum who
am dis You hab wifi YOU?
Nj. Spraglum-this is my friend
"Joer-sometimes called Sandy
He is your friend also. He thinks q
yellow gal just as sweet under the skin
as a white gal. He also thinks tina,
the first man was q negro.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-02

The stark County Den1ocroei 'snys:
timer named Martin karrho.
while working on the roof ofithe e.
Aultman building, this Wedaesday)
morning, fell about, forty feetpi strik'
ing the ground with his head, fractur
ing his skull anddying almost Instant.
". He was q young man unmarried
and made his home IN Cleveland. in.
tending to go home this afterpoon.-
| IL seems the ladder, hut seveh feet
long, was standing In the caves gutter,
and a man bracing. IL slipped q III
tie, and in grasping the laddef,fwhich
was nearly perpendicular, il -oscrbai.
Ianced; and ladder and. massAwent
down. The man in the gutter made
a narrow escape. 49, E"aI
z The Mt. Vernon Banner sgd
On Friday last, January 2fst, tSo
men namedS L.! Roley and yoshus
Cackler, residing at Bfadenshufg, in
this county, had an alteration, which
resulted In the deathio of the latter
The facts Of the case, asreported to Gs
are as follows: II seems that some
OF n Joys Oh INC sO"u "oso y suo
habit ofapplying offensive ePitbets to
Roley as he passed along the street,
which annoyed him exceedingty:: Some
how or other he got the impression
that Cackler had put the boys up to
il: and meeting that individual Ro-
lev asked him fit was true that he
had induced the bows TO stholfer" NJ
him as he walked along the streets
CackIcr denied the charge, but declar
ed that If he had done so he would
not he afraid TO admit II. Angry
words ensued ON both sides, when
Roley took up . stick; add 81. uck
Cackler a heavy blow, telling him to
tho Ground. Roley then leisurely
walked down to. DR.. Scott ONCE and
told the Doctor that he had hart q
man no street. and requested him to
go up NJ once aua mo 1919 NJ,
n ne wolid see MN palu sr ms
trouble. The Doctor, upon reaealng
Cackier found MN PeItaaity feSoseIcu
from b etiecf o the 5iov-so z e
70 be abb to walk aown 10 his 9lnse.
But o relapse soon AAcNa
Junk rapidly, y oieo tnat evening,
OF II; O'CLOCK epeaLslZs ncuIs aL.sL ns
had been truck.
arrested having ieit Lne couas -
Tho Portsmouth Tcs.es says.erNfiss
Sd n. I.v,ae Z yonn6 iaayRflGic,
- Hsn,;l,nn Gns,nfy wsot III ~
ho1.e Of Mr.. Robert Jordan, a6out
+wo honrs before d,vliobt. @THnfHsday
mo,n;no and k6octed At the door for
.Jm;s.;on Jrnon ~inonirv bv M.
TasLaas,Sbo w.s ihs2e 1EEaye.
1900 wos m.ds ~ - .ny- USs nm.
Ie"rJ M Iordsn. -bel.epina, !. that
hs-oi.rs wa,a ot-tan,nt;ngt 10 entcr III
S,sa 1890 ,he daor nd d;..h.roed
r. tha oil. tnI;n, afEacf ssn m
hnas - ~ G;s cams;5s .imsat. IN.
stsr, death ais
500
w.at an. EI;;ah 49, no,t.hie
sswmM mar The Cbestnmt st.eet All.
road cro.s;no var the scene nj. ne
%c,I;or .cc;Je1t last Monday .ftstnoon
James Hunt stepped down into the