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was received by tho audience with many
marks Of approval. It Was practical and
we'll suited to tho times. q '..s.=.>5.. ~
Tables had been built under the trees,
and were loaded with good things, and to
these attention was directed. All had an
abundance, or It was their own fault if
they did not. Taken Ill in Ill, the gath
sring wss' . pleasant one. The: people
were intelligent, apparently wsll-to.do fol-
now settlers, and looked contentsd. Much
credit for the success Of the celebration is
due to Messrs. Blaisdsll.. Moore, Chisolm,
Bennett, Darby and others.
P.ynesvills is located in = very attrse-
tive section Of the country, and can readi-
" be reached from st. Cloud. Mr.. D. 8.
rwitohell runs : tri-weskly express from
Richmond, connecting with tho stages from
this place, Squire Blaisdell keeps nice
country hotel whore people are well taken
care Of and made comfortable.
sAuE CENTR1.
Preparations had been mace for big GEL
ebration, and they were fully carried out.
People aocked in from oil sections Of the
country. An arbor had been built on tho
prairie near town, and from the stand I'M
dor this the Declaration Of Independence
wss read by r. Y. King, Of Sank Centre !;
and an Grafton delivered BY Col. G. D.
Kerr, Of this city. All unite in speaking
in high terms Of the Grafton. and the man
nor Of its delivery. J. D. Carr, ESQ.,, was
President Of tho day. After dinuer-s
basket picn,o-thers 'wsro sack races,
catching creased pigs, climbing creased
poles, mule and horse races. and similar
''intellectuap amusements. Two field pieces
kept up their thunder all day. In the
evening dance Was given in the new
schoolhouse, With supper ct Winters ho-
tel. There WAS also hns display Of fire.
works. y, -. = u
MAINE PRAIRIE.
: A report Of what was done at that place
is given by correspondents, in another COL
umn.
:sAuK RAPIDS. .''s |.''
The people Of our .nsighboring town
across the river had = picnic, and enjoyed
themselves generally. .,.~. ~..
TH1 NolTHw1sTI1H MUTUAL L11s H.
suaAncl CoxPAx1, OF M1LwAuKs..-Thia
truly popular Company is the oldest Life
Insurance Company in the West, and pre-
sents IN example Of steady and rapid
growth, unsurpassed by any institution Of
the kind in the United States. Its assets
now amount to over 100000. Thil
Company has recently adopted tho 4 pei
cent. ,essrve fund. This i the Aighsst stand
ard kno1. to any American Company, and
places this Company upon an imprsgnsbls
basis Of solidity and security. Mr.. ". B.
Mason, Special Agent for the Northwestern
is now oanyasing our city in tho: interest
Of the Company, and We are glad to know
that many Of our best citizens are avail
ing themselves Of the opportunity Of sscur
ing policies in this Company, and thu
providing for the future wants Of thei
dependent osns. Mr.. Mason il . courtsou
gentleman, and 10 thoroughly posted on q
matters pertaining to insurance. III
Northwestern could not have secured bel
tor man for tho work.
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Il WA1rsD.-k girl 70 do housswotk. APP
ply q this ONCE imnsdiatsly.
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GOO ~ AAAN -OO0as
GLENWO0D, POPE COUNTY, MINI.
Beautifully locates 4, At White Bear Lake,
one Of the finest lakes in the state. Splen-
did scenery; excellent water; sail and
row boats; plenty Of fish and game.
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
:. GUESTS.
The House is new and we'll ventilated,
and supplies all the comforts Of homo for
tho invalid or seeker sfter pleasure. -
.s. TERMS MODERATE. :
A Billiard Room in connection with the
House. r .g=s.-.s. q: i -:
PEABODY L ROBINSON.
Glsnwood, Sept. 4, 1859. NIT
s w. HENDERSON,.
Dealer in and Manufacturer Of
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
- Custom work done in the best style.
Repairing neatly. and promptly dese.
Washington avsnue, next door to Metz
roth'a Clothing store. n43-tt
PUBLIC AUCTION.
p Z . /.
The undsrsigned will sell at public auc-
ton, on
MONDAY, JUNE 9TH, 1870,
1t 10 o'clock in. the forenoon, on the farm
Of John Vsndersluis, on Sank River, two
miles south OF st. Joseph, (near the Sta
pies farms, lot Of Inc
HORSES, CATTLE, SWINE,
SHEEP, FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C..
The sale viii DO positive, and for cash,
IS tho prop1istor intsAds having the coun.
i try. TOMKkA
81 Claad. inns 4, 1870 A4s-2y
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HORSE STOLEN.

On Monday night, May Both, BROWN
HORSE, three years. old, with . white
collar mark on the top Of his neck, was
stolen from Richmond. When standing hs
turns the front Of his hoofs inward, and
when he trots he throws his feet ont =; 10 Of
large size for his age. a liberal reward
will be paid for his return, or for informa-
ton that will lead to his recovery, to Mr..
PETHERY, ct Lake Henry, or VIM. VIE
Der, ct Richmond. n46-3W
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II. aorton, Esq, Of Minneapolis, i in
The city. +
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81 lesiee q eisnsi,ll,ls "a,
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fresh groceries received every day, I
PAuL MocxlxHAuPr's.
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tumb lersI 60. at Huber & Hevdsn's. All
goods sold q low @ the lowest.
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~. ". Tsnvoords is selling the bet
{ family groceries st prices that defy COM
pstition. Give him oall. Z, .s
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G z
81. CLoup, July I, 1870. 3
Whsat has held steadily 4 900 Tor No.
] during the past week and $50 lor No. 2.
The tendency seems downward.
Oats are dull at 80 cents. s .
!, Barley remains 1t 6Oa80c. {.
Rye Of good quality, brings 50a56o.
Bran il worth $l2 per ton, and little to
be had. &.
Hay, plenty, at seas.
Beans, $1.25 to $500, according to
quality. ..s: ss ii .r IS n
Old potatoes, 500; new, 81. Z: .z... i ID
Cheese inneente. l6c; Now York, 200.
Green apples are plenty, at So per bar
rel. : s=@s ..e.s. .z.1 a.--5
Roll butter ID worth l5s20c.
Eggs, scarce ct zoo.
Green peas, 81 per bushel. !. s.s-
Blusberries are very abundant, and sell
At So per bushel. 5.ss y.
Dry maple wood is worth. $4.50a$6 for.
full cord green maple, oak, &c., $4s$4.60;
tamarae, $3.50. 80 r.. Is -
.. 49, ~ MILWAUKEE, July g..
Wheat-Dull at $l.12 for No. !.
Corn-Nominal. SET, -,
Oats-Nominal.
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y The Duluth Tribune of June 22d

.-r- sJ55
"Rev. j. r. Creighton aud wife will
leave, within day or two, to visit their
relatives at Toronto, and will be absent
some four weeks"
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lot Of ftssh oranges and lemons,
cheap &C Huber 4 Hovdsn's. &
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RuNAwAY.-Yesterday forenoon =
team belonging to John ReDgel, Jr.,
broke away from in front of Paul Mock
enhaupt's store. Mr.. B. caught the hors-
es by the head, and WAS forced against
the fence IN front Of the old Catholic
church. His lower lip was cut open to
the chin, and his face and head other
wise badly injured.
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,H. DURRER &. SON,
81 #s2ss puAIHn0 n =
Shelf 4 Heavy Hardware.
STOVES
T1nsNAnE, GLASS, FAILS, ke.
Roofing and Spouting done 70 order, and
work guaranteed.
Jedsrsea Avsnue. s.. Cloud. Nian. "A
CITY REsTA URANT.

CITY RESTAURANT.
/ would Repeatedly aaaounee to the
public In general that IN prepared to:
serve up either Hot Of Cold MEALS q al
hours. a good supply q fssh
Cakes, Pics, Canned Fruits, Confec.
tiensry, &C.,
Coasssasly On hand.
R.s.l.rB .araer. e H.asenasl. ls.tss.
j. BEATTY.
81 g. Cloud, june 9Th, 1870. vl2-n47
lnLp PAPIRs q ssls !.
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POLICE CouRr.-on Tuesday, Mo.
Karls was arrested for drunkenness,
and fined by Justice Barnes $500.
G. Bebensee, on the same day, was
brought up for assault and battery on
Mrs. Ellen Mehan. Bebensee had Z
key Of beer in the cellar; Mrs. NJ,
who occupied the same house, celebra-
ted the 4th by getting drunk on BIS
beer ; whereupon he ingloriously pound.
ed her, for which Justice Barnes oharg-
ed him $500. - r. - :.
On Wednesday, J. P. aud P. Ham,
merel, J. B. Krier AMI Frsnk Klein,
Of St. Augusta, we're brought before
the came Justice, charged with an as.
sault on NJ. Pick; but the complaint
was Withdrawn, and tho parties settled.
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GREAT l1CIfEHENf IN WHEAT.
,C0FFEB
SUGARS a.

md oil sroosries have dropped with gold.
We arc selling accordingly.
A large and fresh stock on hand.
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RI. D1s1ooArsp.-Fridsy last while s.
B. Jones was wrestling, In Piokit q Al
bolts. with G. NJ. Smith, he had rib
disloosted. He is now doing we'll.
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Prime hams aud shoulders, cheap, at
Huber & Hovden's,
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III. CIour, JnIy 1. 1870.

= '----'sa "a
81. c.our. sn'y Is 10Y !,
resen ~ y 1o'osn, =
Barnes, q. Monseomery' y, :. laws !,
". y. Olark, y. Y. OampDe'l ana :
Edelbrook.
The City CLERK reported that the
Counc,l nad CONQUERED y, 'ne issuing
o. $4,VUu suul'iona' ol'y uv ''lsps ~ 'uo
School District. !.
The Chairman q the Dulld'ng oon-
mute fepor.sa 'na. tue eon't,0, 'of
ou'loloe 1euse a'.s' 90 !, nau oeen
let to smith ana y o's, q y NV.
Inc committee on Ieachers ana
Salaries reported inc following follow ior the
Fall and Winter term !:
D. ". sp...u., Principal, 'n 1 1sce
2,:' Ham, Rs,s 's.'r'''' Assistant friaep'l sss s
!" s asss;s \. Braun. s soe
:: :: } Isa; y =. % R5;Sn; sSS
The report was unanimously adonted.
Mrs. Myers bill Of Sc vas allowed.
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The latter brought furs belonging 10
Bannatyne l. Begg, &. Patterson and Nc
Kay. They had 800 carts in all, loaded
with over 800 bales Of robes and fars,
mostly buffalo robes and wolf skins. Very
few hne furs were brought down. -.
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Sugars, sodess, tess, syrups, oils
units, srookery, stone and glassware. tan-
~ goods, Yankee notions. table and poekf
e cutlery snd spices Of all kinds. cheaper
than & any other plsos i the city, q s
s ~ 3sss Er1aprnYnusa Sc
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The .eGlorious Fourth came In very sx-
citsdly, and continued ito warmth during
the Jay. A pleasant breeze relieved The
heat, aud rendered the dsy quite tolerable.
Very many Of the people Of St. Cloud
went to neighboring towns to participate
in celebrations, Or united in ponies to the
lakes. There Was no general celebration
here. A picnic Was given BY the Catholics
in tho Pine Garden. The children march
ed to the grove in procession, making :
very pretty appearance. During the fore
noon. aparty Of half-breeds. painted and
dressed Ike Indians, rode through town,
vhooping and yelling. On the whole. it
was one Of the quietsst and most unevent-
fal Fourths ever known in 81. Cloud.
PAYN8svII18. .r.e. !. :.
I A salute Of guns WAS fred At -daybreak.
By eleven o'clock, large number Of peo--
pie had collected from the vicinity, and
from Monongalia county, some coming
from . distance of fifteen miles. Ar
ran gements had been made in beautiful
grove, for having picnic and for duly eel
ebrating tho day. At the hour mentioned,
DR.. Kelley, tho President Of the dsy, an
nounoed the following programmes:
Music.
Rev. Noah Lathrop, Presid-
Elder.
Music. ~
Reading Of the Declaration Of 1ndepen-
denoe-By W. B. Mitchell, ofst. Cloud.
Music.
Capt L. ". Collins, Of st.
Cloud.
Music.
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49, ,oould psetfslly stQutst 81.
s.;a1.. IA. and osAsrs v;sA'ng any kisd y
job Printing, to call and ezaa'ae os V
stsn,i vs,toek Of Nsv Material, jsse 'ses'eea
from tie Eat, bsfors sending to st. Pantor
goiss sl.svAere. Our JOB Office . "o'' one
Of Tie BEST IN tie State, and re DO work
,.AieA 10 will gssrastet to b sssiVae'o'y
at Saint Paul Prices. - e
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Grssn apples, BY the barrel Or bushsl,
4 Doyd's. .3# .5 4
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D. N. g. MURPHY 4 CO.,
burbank L Powslps brick block, st..
German Street. :
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FOR the nrSt tune IN tho business OF the
depot the freight forwarded exceeds the
freight received thirty tons. Az will be
noticed, there 10 fair receipt Of agrieul-
tural implements. There 10 marked TALL
Ing Of in freight for Red River and the
Hudson Bay Company, caused by the OK
'isting troubles in chat country. The a.
grssats business Of the depot 10 fully up
to the same time last year in tonnage, tho
large increase in freight forwarded bslane-
iag the great falling off in Red River
1fsights, which have heretofore been
heavy during this month. -
The receipts and shipments Of gram
have been quite active during the month.
Wheat il shipped in bulk from the elevs-
tor. Oats are received and shipped in
sacks. The receipts Of wheat for the
month were shout II, 900 bushels, half d
which ID yet in store. 2z'@ =.
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lsAI, by D. x:G. Xxrphy e o.

xT.CLouDFUR MARKET.
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RAILRoAD BUSINESS AND ITINS.-State-
meat Of the business Of the st. Paul &
Poetic r. R., 1t the st. Cloud depot for
the month Of June, 1870:
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A call 10 respectfully solicited.
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GDVDSAy UOAOAV AVUVo O0N wVsA oA4esOs -vSAJ
few hne furs were brought dowa. -.
RAII1oAD ~Bus1xIss AND 1Tsxs.-State-
meat Of the business Of the st. Paul 4
Paeido r. R., 1t the st. Cloud depot for
the month Of June, 1870:
Freight received, 1,s07, $50
.. forwarded, 1865, 700
Total 2,e7e.2so
Amt received for freight, $4,561.07
g tickets, 2,O19.66
Total, $e,sso.72
The classification Of the freight in full
numbers, IL - follows:
405 tons Of general merchandise,
10 tons Of agricultural Implements,
s tons Of barley,
lis bbls. Of -four,
656 bbls. Of salt,
$50 bbls. Of lime,
1892 feet Of lumber,
10000 shingles,
$1,000 hoop poles, 4
10 wagons and buggies,
2 horses.
FORWARDED.
As tons Of general merchandise,
40 tons Of buffalo robes and hne furs. i
IS head Of horses and cattle,
los bbls. Of -four,
1000 sacks Of -four,
ZOO bushels Of wheat,
1880 bushels Of oats, s'
100 bushels Of corn.
The following statement will show, in
fun numbers, the amount Of freight re-
esivsd for different parties and localities:
i'll. TONS.
81. Cloud and TOWING west, 515
Government freight, 85
Red River merchants, IS
Hudson Bay Co., 20
Total, 655
For the first time in tho business Of the
depot tho freight forwarded exceeds the
freight received thirty tons. Az will be
noticed, there 10 fair receipt Of agricul-
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waEATl WaEATi WHEAT.

Edslbrock pays tie highest cash price
| Tor rood wheat and wool ..,-
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POST OFFICE.

The above are the prices at the yards. At II
mills, &1sel per thousand.
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MEAT MARKE EFT.

CORRECTED WIIKLY n COATS H1I1NAN.
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I'm 1ouara - Az . ollrIlil.s

kDIroR JoU11AL.--lf any ono 10 81.
Cloud supposss that the public spirit and
enterprise of sauk Centre are On the de-
cline. I wish 10 could have been With me
ct tho celebration Of the '.Fourth" last
Monday. Il has been my fortune 70 600
some extraordinary and : good many or
binary celebrations Of that. day. but never
have Witnessed arrangements more per.
feet in conception and more admirably
carried out, Or IN assemblage more orders
~ and ct the same time moro enthusiastio
and full Of life than that At sauk Centre.
Every one remarked that no such crowd
had ever before assembled in that place.
estimated the number At eight hundred,
and yet, throughout the entire day and
evening did not ses sisgle drunken
man, or vltness : single disturbance Of
any kind.
Tho programme Was partially under the
auspices Of the Grand Army Of tho Re-
public, Aourishing post Of which organ
isation has been recently formed in Sank
Centre. EARLY in the morning teams load
ed with men. women and children, began
arriving from all directions. At l0} a. n,
the procession WAS formed by the G. A. B.,
near their hall, and marched from thence
10 tho grounds west Of town that had been
tastsfully prepared and decorated for the
occasion. Seats had been arranged under
IN arbor for about five hundred persons.
These seats were all occupied, and then
fully one-third Of the multitude were
obliged to stand. Tho exercises began
about II o'clock, and the following is
briefly the programme:
Rev. O. II. Elmer, Of Sank
Centre. ~
Music-By Sank Centre Glee Club.
1s~~ 1lnn1e - T. D.
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snuranons.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT, OF THE
1 Eighth Judicial District of the State of Me-
vada in and for the County Of White fine.
Wealthy G. Barber, plaintiff, VS.. t. A. BsrbeF,
defendant.
Action brought in tbs District Court of the
Eighth Judicial District of the State of Nevada,
in and for the County of White Pine, and the
complaint filed in said County OF White Pine,
in the Office of the Clerk of said District Court
The State Of Nevada sends greeting, to L. A.
Barber, defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in action
brought against you, by the above named plaint-
i'll, in the District Court of the Eighth Judicial
District, of the State of Nevada, in and for the
County of White Pine, and answer the com-
plaipt ilod therein, within ten days exclusive
of the day of service after the service on You Of
this summons. if served in eais~ C@Jgty; or, If
served outof said County, bat within said Dis
trict, within twenty days; and in all other cases
forty days; or judgment by default will be taken
against you, according to the prayer pf said
complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain decree
of this Court, uinculO mdtrimond against you
said defendant, ON the ground of extreme cruel
ty. and neglect in providing the common neces-
saries of life, which was not the result of pow
erty, that could not have been avoided by ordi-
nary industry. Also, that the care and custody
of an infant child, the issue OF said marriage,
named Alice Barber, be awarded to the plAintih,
and for such other and further relief as to the
Court may seem meet and proper, and costs OF
suit
And you are hereby notified, that IL you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint, as
above required, the said plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief herein demanded, and
costs Of suit, i'll gold coin.
Seal Given under my hand and the seal OF
the District Court of the Eighth judicial Dis
trict Of the state Of Nevada, in and for coun-
ty of White Pine, this lsth dag OF May, "A.
d. 1870 H. NJ. EDDY, Clerk.
ByJ. M. HANFoRD, ID. O.
John W. Graves, Atty for plaintiff.
ma1830d
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mo WIN. A. BOLINGER, SOLOMON

/ HEYDENFELDT, and r. H. LLOYD, You
are hereby modified that the Great Basin Silver
Mining Company, corporation duly organized
and existing under and by virtue of the laws of
the State of Pennsylvania, for the purpose OF
Claim, situated in the White Pine Mining Dis
trict, White Pine County, State of Nevada; that
said corporation owns majority Of the number
of feet In said mining claim, and is composed OF
more than three persons and that 1t has expend.
ed in the actual development and working of
said mining claim the sum of Sc, ,4G1 that the
following are your respective interests in said
mine and the proportion of said sum due from
each: Vim. A. Bolinger, 900 feet. SS07 go; Solo
mon Heydenfeldt, 900 feet, 1907 81; R. II. Lloyd,
100 feet S4O3 81; that it is the intention of said
corporation to institute suit against you to re-
cover said sums.
May 23d, 1870.
GREAT BASIN SILVER MINING CO.,
ma24-3ws By A. McPHERRAN, Supt
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NARRov GABGE RAILWAYS The Ameri-
can Artisan publishes an account of the
Festiniog Railway. buih il the noun
tains of Wales, which as remarkable for
the extreme narrowness of its gauge
only "A inches. Ii was constructed to
enable the coal TO be carried economi-
eaiiy from the mines to the place of gem
eral deposit, and an eaSne called The
Little Wonder, weighing but five tuns
and of peculiar construction, was built
for use upon it. The road is very cir
cnitous. and full of Wild curves. and so
doubtful was the Government Inspector
of the safety OF high tote of speed on
such railway, that he insisted CD limit
ing the company to maximum speed of
IL miles sn hour. II was soon found,
however, that there was very btte 6scil-
lation, even less than on bfoad-gauge
roads, and that IL became less "a the
speed increased. AL restriction was there.
fore removed, and the Little Wonder
occasionally makes 35 miles an hour.
Nor is the business of the line confined
to freighting. Passenger cars are also
run, and on one occasion the Little
Wonder has drawn train weighing 10l
tuns, quarter of mile in length-so
long, ia fact. that on some parts of the
road it bad to run on no less than five
reverse curves. and it so turned and
doubled upon itself, as it wound among
the Weld hills. that the passengers in
the front carriages could. while sitting in
their seats, make signals to persons ON
other parts of the train. The average
speed was 1917 miles, and the maximum
1917. The Festiniog road answers all the
requirements of the country through
which II passes, and pays the best diyi-
deuds Oh its capital stock of any railway
in the world.
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ORDINANCE NO. a8.

AN ORDINANCE TO close Dance Houses in
Hamilton City.
The Board Of Trustees Of Hamilton City do
ordain.
SECTION l. All Dance Houses In the City of
Iani ton shall be closed ON or before 12 O'Clock
Of each night.
SIC 2. Any person or persons in any way
conducting or carrying on the business Of a
Dance House In the city who shall violate sec
tion Of this ordinance. shall be guilty of mis-
demeanor. and. upon conviction thereof before
the City Recorder. shall be fined in any sum not
exceeding 500 and not less than $40, and be
imprisoned in default of tine payment of such
fine. at the rate of one day for each two dollars
thereof.
Approved May 10th. 1870
p. C. HYMAA.
President Board Trustees
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