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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-02-16

The snow squaIl that passed over
our county the beginning Of last week
fell to the depth of three feet at
williamsport, Milton, and other north
eastern towns in this State.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-02-16
NEW BOOT AND SHOE SHOP,

IN UNIV LNNNILLTss
UNnE subscriber having lately started new
Boot aud Shoe shop IN Curwensyille, on
Main street. opposite Joseph r. Irvine Drug
ltore, respectfully announces to the public that
he is prepared TO manu- actare all styles Of Boots
and Shoes, and everything in his line, on short
notice. lie also keeps on hand a good assort.
ment OF ready made work, which be will sell
cheap for cash or country produce.
oetl7-u ls;l3l LEWIS :. ROSS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-02-16
MarEets.
ClearfeId Markets.

Corrected weekly by RIcHAnD Mossor, Wholesale
aud Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Pro
visions, 4c., Market street, Clearheld, Pa.
CLEAnrIELD, PA, Feb. IS, 1870.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-02-16

For tho celebrated Josephine Kid
Gloves-in handsome colors-go to
Reeds, Market street.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-02-16
THE oSCEoLA BAKERY!


WOULD respectfully announce 10 the old Gus.
Il toners of shoh O'Brien, and the oitirens Of
Osceola and vicinity IN general that have be.
come sole proprietor Of the Osceolh bakery, and
am prepared to furnish the STAFF or LIFB,
as well as PIES, CAKES, 4c., Of every doscrip.
ton, In any quantity and on short notice.
osceola, January ~, 1870.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-02-16
philadelphia advertisements.
EAIl ANN WINIER FASHIONS.

Mrs. NJ. A. BINDER has just arrived non
MI Paris and london with ihe latest DESIGNS
personally selected hotn The greatest noveiiiesi
alio the most elegant Trimming, to be secuted in
Paris, such a. ...........
LAcEs, RInB0Ns, yELNETs. roWEks,
BRIDAL Wills, FINE JkWELkl and
TRIMMED PAPER PAflLhNn, phhss
and CLOAK MAKING.
Rxcinste aront for Mn. NJ Works celebrated
system forcutturladics dresses, sacquci, hasques,
&e. n. W. corner Of Eleventh and Chestnut sis-
Philadelphia. lseps ~ 'ee-om
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-02-16
CLEARFlELD ACADEMY.
Rs', P, [. Harrison. A. NJ, PRINCIPAL,


I'VE THIRD SESSION Of the present ,sAo
Il astic year Of this Institution will commence
On h1NDAN, the Ith day Of Februsry. 1879.
ais can enter az any time. They will be
chafed with tuition from the tine they enter to
ne fnse Of The Session.
course ofinsiruciicn embraces escfy hing
me ticd In horoush, practical and accom-
rhsf education for both sexes,
~ Principal. having had The advantage Of
much experience In bis profession. assures pa
renuand guardians that his entire ability and
eneFes viii be devoted 10 the moral and men.
al = ming Of the youth placed under his charge,
TERMS OF TUITION.
oftiprtphy, Reading. Whiting. and Primary
Anhmetc, per Session u ueekfl s5 90
Gfiaaar, 0eograrhyi Arithmetic, and
Htury SO 90
Alrfp, Geometry, Trircnomeiry. Men
sutaon, Surveying Philosophy, Physi.
oleiy, Chemistry. BOOK Keeping Botany
ana Physical Geography 50 o.
Laiit Greek and French, with any Of the
ahoe Branches -, ee
MuSl'-riano fao iessousl sie m
re-vo deduction viii he y I'd. r., ,b.,,,,
FfFcr further part'eu' .rs ibouire Of
Rev. '. 1, nsRRIsON, A. NJ,
Z, rh' Principal.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-02-16
Livery Stable.

tn unicriirnti bsrt leave 70 iuiorm ths pub.
L u that he Is nov fully prepared to arcommo.
cate y IN the way of furnishing Horses. Burri,s,
saadl's and Harness. on the shortest nuticc ard
on rcf'onahlo terms. Residence on Locust street.
beiWe'a Third and Fourth.
GRO. W. GEARuART.
'h'araeid, April II. 1857.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-02-16

Splendid stock of Ladies', Misses
and Chidren's Shoes-eustom made,
best in market-at Reeds.
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THE LEONARD HOUSE.
(Nesr the Railroad Dspotl
REED STREET, cLEARFIELD. PA.
q IL CnODRIsII OM prnnrlctor.

A NEW hrst-clau Hotel in every respect
" comfortable rooms-al the modern improve
ments-the best Of LIQuORs-prompt attend
anee, and reasonable charges The patronage OF
the public is respectfully solicited. Ieamsters
will please take notice that large barn has just
been erected for the sheltering Of horses loaded
wagons and carriugcs-having a aeommodious yard
adjacent to the Freight and Passenger depot jeso
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-02-16

Handsome Black Alpacas very
cheap--at Reeds.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-02-16
GOING 1T ALONE!
Saddle and Harness Manufaotory,
LUTHERsBURG, PA.

fNHE undersigned respectfully informs the citi-
Il zens Of Brady township, aud the public gen
orally, that be Is folly prepared to manufacture,
on short notice, from the best Of msterial and at
very reasonable rates, everything in his line
Repairing done promptly.
1870 HENRY W. sHOCH.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-02-16

THE SMITH HOUSE,
l0rposile the Passenger Depot.
CIEARPIEID, PA.

fINHE undfrtigned, having leased this house io'
q series Of years. IL ready 70 entertain ,lran
gefs and traveller generally, and Therefore focis
tojcunsrs 10 give him cali. HE Table VII b.
supplied With the best The marid ahordif nnd ne
Bar will contain the choicest Of wncs and iiqaors
The house, furniture beds and bedding are eniircly
new, which always adds 70 the comfort u tfsVelers
while the s,abAng attached V large and roorhy,
juft suited for tealnsiers Charges moderate.
lan5.70 MILLIAMs. BRADLEY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-02-16

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~ strictly vegetable, and Manufactured from
the most pure and choice maisrials-is not spirit
drink nor substitute for whisky, but scientific
compound, for the protection Of the system and
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spirits entirely free from fusii oil or other irrita
ting properties, aud viii rot disagree or offend the
most delicate stomach. A long private expert.
enee has atiested its
Superiority over all 0rdl:z.ary Remedies,
No Biticrs at present offered to the public
contains much medicinal virtue, and yet 80 safe
and pleasant to take. I's use s. to cure disease,
and il will DOT create an appetite for spirtuous
liquors, but viii cure the elects Of dissipation.
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Druggist
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Who offers liberal Inducements to the trade
Oct. q, is6paf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13
Temperance Bux;nesa.

4, meeting called for the purpose of taking the preliminary steps for the organization Of q Ledge of the Independent Order of Good Tesn- ulars held in the Courtroom, on the evening of the I'd inst, G. W. Barnard acted Hs President, and on motion, K. E. Elliott elected Secre. tary.
 On motion, L. B. Jewell. C. W. Curtis and r, !. Cook, were elected a committee to make the nec- essary arrangements for the permanent organiEs- ton Of Lodge of the l. O. e. T. In thc town Of Prescott.
 Twenty ladies and gentlemen subscribed to a petition asking for charter from the Grand Lodge of the U. $. K. F. ELLIOTT. Sec'y.
 From the above it will be seen that Miss Garri- son has been active in the good cause. as through her exertloDs the above steps have been taken. Besides doing good In Inc above way, sle opened school at the Courtroom Monday last, and Is now tcaching scholars who are neither balles nor suck lings. Speed her piow, say we.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13
New Advertisements

D. Henderson X Bro, advertise few of the ar tieles in their Brick Store.
 JH Lee advertises hts ane ranch for sale or rent.
 F, GOrheld makes no bones of telling people that he has opened shop for the safe sad repair of saddles, hairless, etc.
 Julius sclck says, in the nitidest of tones, that he Is prepared to shave, shampoo, cnt and trim hair, in an artistic way. and we know he can do all these things.
 Col. Foster; X. e. M; U. s. A., offers some things for sale.
 II. c. Grcenhow and W. NJ. Cook warn all per sons not to buy or trade for certain note. Then, the swilllng Irrlgatlpg Canal Company of Ph@- nix, Salt River, notify delinquent shareholders to puugIe, ard tbe Phunix Ditch Company give mo- tice of water claiui, etc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13
Governor Stafford sermsded.

It becoming known, Friday last, that His Excel. lency, A, P. K. saHord, Governor of this Territo ", was about to leave Prescott for Tucson, the Prescott Brass Band concluded to give him farewell benefit and Immediately afler night had spread her sable mantle over our town. the band "boys," accompanied by several prominent cit
 zcns, started for the Governor's retreat, at D. F. Posters, and upon arriving there, opened upon bin with music the most delicious. Not many tunes were played before the Governor, in re- sponse to the calls of his friends, came forward, thanked them for the sweet honors paid him, and
 Invited them in. They went in, and had 6 good time. Toasts were drank, ard short q cches made by Judge, ,Wm. ]. Berry, Col. H. A. Bige. low, D. Henderson, Gen. q. B. Dandy and others The Governor spoke at considerable length and quite fccngiy, upon tho sentiment "To the Memory Of those who have fairn hy the hands Of the Apachcs," which was proposed by himself He laudcd the byavery of our peopic--Iving and dead--recounted some of the yalorous deeds that had been performed by them, and hoped that soon, the reign of blood, terror, hardship and suffering would end He related his recent ex. Perienee among the Coyotero Apachcs thought that, if properly treated and watched they worid abandon war and live in peace with us. He also touched upon his rcceD, visit to Washng gton; the resources Of the Territory, and ibc gallantry of our small military force. He spoke very highly of Gen. sioncInan, telling his audience that the General vas itnbued with Inc right spirit, md determined upon doing everything in hls power to bring abou, peace with the savngcs. He urged upon citlzens the urgent necessity of organizing militia eosnpsDy, and advised ihern 10 do SO i'm mediately. When he ceased speaking, cheer upon cheer went up, and the asscmblagc dispcrscd.
 Next morning lsaiurday) thc Governor. Mir wasson, and Gen. Dandy len us The two former for Tucson, the latter for Fort Yuma
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13
From the San Juan Country.

B. r Bowers, who arrived home wedncsday afternoon, from Chino Valley, brought nrws that "sandy" Hammond and three p,hcr incn, who len hsre several months ago, prospect ths San Juan MoantaiBs, had returned to Chiuo valley The rcanaisarr ofiss party sre sestsersd through Colorado and New Mexico. sandy told Mr Bow. CTS Una; hts party prv-pcct- ,he nrcrntsins pretty thoroughly, and found noshing in the shape of paying digziugs. His tale Is tbe sane as that writlsn 10 r. c. Ayrrs, Of tbis place. from Black Hawk, Colorado. bs aBo,her disgus,ed prospec. tor, c. W smciszcrs The boys iossd Abner French and ]. C. Dunn, in ihe San Juan country. They were prospecting q silver ledge" Sandy s.vs - wants no rnorc San Juan To his, and that Gem. al Arizona is pretty good. On the way in they met 'pple of McEioans t,hosc who stole Dunu's anlalsI.) a..4 seven CT eight uhiis men Hope Lieutenant GrahA'u and Psriy VIII Intercept the thieves.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13

TnE DEBT or TExAs Think" says the Hous. ton Teieorapk, "of five millions te one railroad eight millions 10 another, one to support the frou. tier troops, large cum for arms and ammanl,ion, another for the Governors police, and all other leaks, and then estimate what the pdbllr uebt of Texas will be-"
 Texans had better come to Arizona, where there is no public debt, than to estimate said debt, or to remain in Texas to toil for it's pay ment. We have now pretty fair prospects for peace and prusperity---befOre us, and as our Territory is we'll adapted to farming and stock raising, industrious Texans could not help but feel at home in Arizona. Come, and partake of our good thipgs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13
MINING INTELLIGENCE.

 . .,. ,sa8 h .SJv ;j, ,sV..S: '::'T.ssas>s-s' s' py the arrival of Mcssrs. GI..f,a, Cole, Austin and others from the Bradshaw, we have the best oi news Two arastras were running on ore from inc Del Pasco lode, and the miners were "elcya- ted" over prospects. Cole sav about thirty dol. l.r, washed out of about two.thIrds of q pan oi lead matter, and he, himself, got six dollars worth Inf gold out of horn spo6nfri of deoomposed rock, from inc same lode. He says it Is the richest .old lode ever seen by him. His party found an- o,ber rich lode south of the Del Paseo. Several parties are getting ready to go to the district, which is about thirty miles south of Prescott.
 Bio nUG DISTRICT
 Mir Rogers, who arrived in town day or two ago from the above named district, informs us that the last run paid better than any previous one. The force of miners has been increased and the mill will be kept running day and night
 WALNUT GRovE DISTRICT Mcssrs Gcnuug, Henry and Wainwright have arrived in town from Peoples Valley, Walnut Grove District When they leii, the tunnel to strike the Rainbow lode was in a feet and hopes were entertained Of striking the maiu lode soon. Allen Cullumbcr. had found what Gcnung and Henry say Is the richest, finest looking galeua
 
 the rock, bu, have not time 10 describe it now.
 uAssATANPA DISTRICT. Davis and McKinnen are working away with their water arastra. The rock being crushed Is said to be very rich. The Sterling mill Is still idle
 WALKER DISTRICT.
 The Eureka mill Is being pu, in order IL will De started up scop. The proprictors have several men employed gettlng out orc. "Uncle" Billy Pointer and c. Y shcltons arastras are at work.
 MARTINEZ DISTRICT.
 We learn that Robert Barton is negotiating with owners of mines Tn tlhs eis,rIrt, Nst the erection or teu-stamp mfii Aton of Mayhower ort, recently crushed n an arasra, yielded tl29 o. In gold that assays 5000 an ounce. Sufficient quicksilver was not used to save ali inc gold and i Is thought ,liAt the rock can be made pay sIooo Co the ton.
 wfCsENBCRo DISTRICT Is panning out as well usual, under tho ford. ble pcrsuasion Of ihe yuiturc Mining Company s forty stamp mli
 The placer miners at work on Iypx Creek, Big Bog and tue Hassayampa, arc doing well. aud, re- ally, the prospects of our wooden couniry arc cI. recdingly bright
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13
A Bill
To mnke the Territory Of AhzohA q separate suf. ycying district, and to establish the office Of Surveyor General therein.

To mnke the Territory Of Afizofia q setArnle sui.
 yeying district, and 10 establish the office oi
 Surveyor General therein.
 Be d enacted by ths Senate aud House of Rep- resenfdtires of he United States of America iIi Congress asseRbicd That the Territory or Arizona Is hereby created a separate surveying dlstrict and that the President. by and with the consent or the Senate. shnll be- and hereby Is, authorized 10 appoint Sniv yor General for the Territory, whose annual salary shall be three thousand dol lars and whose power, authority, and duties shall be tue same as those provided by law for the Sur. veyor General Of Oregon. He shall have proper allowances for clerk hire office rent and fuel, and he shall locate his office from time time such places as may be directed by the President of the United States.
 The above bill, which was introduced by Mr. Mccormick, became law early tile past month, and all our readers know that John Wasson was soon thereafter appointed Sur vcyor General. Tbe pitiful sum of 5000. which was first appropriated for surveying purposes, was, through the efforts of Con grcssman Fitch, Of Nevada, increased 10 sl0Oco There was also appropriated, for q geological survey of the Territory, the snm Of 5000. The people of oar Territory have reason to be thankful to Congressman Fitch, Senators Stewart snd Sye cf Nevada.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13
The Mcdowell Road.

L'eHsenant Dibble and party got back to Fort "h'ppie late last week. Mir. Diekason. who sc. ootnpanied the Lieutenant, has told us that good route was found, and that General stoncman Is gong 10 have the road built soon Cannot our eiizcns help to build this roads The MINER Is prepared to assist the enterprise with little cash
 when completed, McDowell and Phnalx will be e'shio about 9S miles of us. Lieutenant sher
 ,n-p' ae accomplished young officer, came lu rom heDowcll with tue road party. He has f'nee gons back. '."t
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13

THE Arizona MINER keeps us informed as tC progress In the vicinity Of Prescott The Big Bug mill in a district ot that naIne, cleaned mp si 90s from an eight day's run of 10 siAmpe. IE Wal nut Grove district, two tons yielded sleO in an arastra. The Martinez district, about half way from Prescott 10 the Colorado, Is highly spoken of and promises to eclipse all other localities The MINER pans out only one Indian killed sure, but sam T. Cullumber, who civilized this one with a sixteen shooter, thinks he leh two more in no condition to shoot any more arrows at him. We should be happier if we knev. Can't the MINER give us two Indians sure. the next issue -Ceafrai Cify (C'o1oradol Register.
 Then, console yourself, my brother, and be happier, for Sam really dd make good, honest Indians of the other two, and you can have their remains by coming and getting them.
 "Our country will be glorious land"
 When every hostile Indian Is dead and d-d.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13
Minister Frelinghuysen.

The New York Vorld compliments Presi- dent Grant for having appointed x-senator trelipghuysen Minister to the Court of St James, rice Motley, recalled. It states thar the newly appointed Minister, although Ro. publican in politics, is one of the ablest of ColuDbia's sons, or words to that effect. Hope he'll take Mr. BuN by the horns, and force him to come dovR handsomely on the Alabama question.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13
Build a Hotel

We sincerely wish some man or men wouid build good hotel here, as such an institution Is much needed, and could not fAil to pay People wondrr at the way travel has increased-h in- ercaslng, yet nobody, so far As we are aware, s.s yet determined upon erecting isomo for travel CTS. ot course, we have restanrants, private boardiEg.hoascs and lodging house, bu, these fall far short Of filling The biil. Think of this Iaatter, caritalists.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13
Advertise

known ilclr wants and wisbe. ls by stating tbem in the columns Of the MNEH-tbe only paper printed In the Territory whose circulation cx. occds five hundred Therefore. citizens who dc. .lre to purchase snlmalS, lands, goods, or any thing eisc, or 10 sell suything, had better make ne of our advertising column. for these purposes. We will insert shon advertisements cheap for cash. or .rcll-deycloped jaw-bone. So come on with your ads.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13
From Arizona.
The following we putll.h p,o ssae y-Siioo;

The following we publlsh yvo bouss psSiioo,
 PnEscorr, Arizona, May 93 is7o.
 EdifOr Herald.-You viii confer great favor on tho people of Colorado to adSisc them through your valuable paper not 10 emigraie 10 ihis mis- crnhic Territory There is no money nor employ. mcnt for men in this country. I came hcrr from Colorado in March, and have not got anything but "laW-bone" for pay for what have done, and hear complaint from all guarteTs, complain ing Of the scarcity of mouef. The toys here have got accustomed 10 G. and eal Arizona scrip jaw- bone" Begging Co be excused for this liberty, l remain your, ]. II. MADDEN.
 The editor of the Rocky Mountain Herald, from whose paper we copy the foregoing, has proved himself gentleman by lettiEg il pass for what it was worth, and simply marking it, so that it would not escape our observa- ton. We thank him for so doing. and beg to assure him that Mir Madden has since earned sufficient money to subscribe and pay for the MrsEs, which fact goes to show that all is not "jaw bone" with us, and that he has become rccOnciled to the country For a year past, our cry to men entirely dependent upon days work for support has been to keep away from here until invited to come, but now, we say, that there is demand for sbout fifty laborers in this vicinity.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13
A Union of Hearts.

Married. ta wiekeuGnrg. July 10, by A. II. Pee rles, Jns,ice of tAe Peace, CssgLEs W. BEACH A1d CoRs A. Kf,.Ev.
 The above infortnatisu ~s~ received yesterday In letter which our frieua v. .J. Tompk'q qs hand ed ss To sny ,hai we are pleased ~ith this union h&ar4is expressive oaoagh of oss feeilngs. We are more than picAsed sAd hereby tender the newly welded pair, sincere wishes for long his and lapIlnsss. si4a l&Ws3t4Q
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13

Jonx LAUGHLIS--thc pioneer boot and shoe maker oi Central Arizona, started for San Fran cisco Thursday last, to purchase winters stock oi boots. shoes, leather, etc Daring his absence, Mf McCaferty will have charge ot the shop, and the twcaty Ave or thirty workmcn employed In k. Mir. l. thinks Of startisg branch shops at wickenburg. Ehrenburg, La faE aud other Inn p0TtAht towns
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13

ahE WEATHER furnished us the pas, week was neNcious neitlsr too hot, toe cold, too rainy, put just abeat right. It made corn get you bet. ""a big thi4g ts have to say for our climate, anN ease of suaStroke has never yet occurred in Arhona, althosgh the heat in the southern part Inc Territory, Is far greater than that of those Plaees east, ~Lse nes sAd animals are daily kill cd by sunstroke-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13
Our New Judge.

Judging from be nice things said Of ov- new Associate Justice, by political Friends and foes. we take IL tbat hs is very nice intelligent sort Of man. Herr Is what ,he Los Angples Nc,es of the 2Gih alt Co paper that Is -forninsi ihe Judge on One political goose gseeiien). says ef him HoR- (. A. Tweed and danxhtcT arrived in shis cit! yesterday from San Francisco. en route for Arizona Jadge Tweed was State SeraioT in ihe iwo last scssious q theIegisls'gre. where be displayed considerable ability as a leader oi the Radical party. For many yesas a resident Of Sacramento City. he is highly esiecrsed Tor hs many good qualities of heart and mind by thc eiszeas of that city. and is sckBo~ ledged by thc bsr as a man oi Zoe legal attachments. Since the adjournment Of the Legislature Judge Tweed has bcen apPoiatea ;o skr Supreme Bench ef the Territory Of AriEona. and is nov ca route Tor lhc scene of hts future lA1ers.
 The Judge and daughter arrived here, Thur day ghi, by Grants stage.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13
About Streets.

Some of the streets of Prescott arc, at present, in bad condition, and we say t with the view Of bringing the matter to the notice of the Board of Supervisors, wno, we hope, will get together and issue the necessary orders, for their repair, 10 Street Commissioner E. r. Bowers, who is power. lees to proceed in lhe matter without an order from the Board Attend to this matter, worthy " Sups"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13
The Shortest and Best Route.

posed military wagon road from Camp Verde 10 Camp Mogolion will be completed and open for travel, and when that time comes. the shortest best route from the Colorado river to the Bnrro mines, in New Mexico, will bc that ria Camp Date Creek, Prescott, Camps Verde and Mogol. lon. lt will also be the best route for Texans 10 take with tbeir stock.