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Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

The LAST CHANCE.-Only one week more is al
lowed for the sale of tickets in the Junction City
School Gift Enterprise, the agents will have
10 make full returns by June 3Oth. All who
are anxious to assist the cause of education and
at the same time " take the chances of making
the investment profitable, are recommended to
invest in this home lottery. The gentlemen hay
ing charge of it can be relied upon for honesty
and integrity, and citizens need have no fear
but what the enterprise will be carried out in
fair manner.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24
G,55s Gold Coin Premiums. ..


The Premiums will be awarded in precisely
the same manner as Mt the Concert given in San
Francisco, in aid Of the Mercantile Library.
The Drawing will take place under the man
agement of Committee Of wen known and re-
sponsble citizens of Calaveras County.
TRRAsURERs-Pncifc Bank, San Francisco
b. +. Hastings Co, Sacramento San Joaquin
Valley Bank, Stockton with whom all moneys
will be deposited and all disbursements made.
In addition to the above named Gifts, all Nom
eys received for the sale Of Tickets less the
penses, will be paid over to the Board of Super
visors of Calayeras County, for the liquidation
OF For es oo@"y @"s.Dt.e DsS5 that the Premiums will DO
fairly drawn, we respectfully refer, by perms-
sion, to the following well-known gentlemen
Hon. A. C. Adams, District Judge, Mokeumne
Hill B. X Thorn, Esq, Sheriff Of Calaveras
County W. A. Wallace, County Clerk Calaver-
as County; John Gallagher, County Treasurer
Calaveras County Chas. B. Highly, ESQ, Editor
Calaveras ChroRicle j. c. Scrbner, Esq, An
gels Hon. T. S. Beaver, Sacramento ;J G.. Sew
erance, Esq, Stockton; j. X. Doak, Esq. Stock
tom W. l.. Dudley, Esq, Stockton Col C. c.
Bowman, San Francisco s. Forman, Esq, San
Francisco Hon. Wm Highly San Francisco
Good aud responsible Agents wanted. Liber-
al Commissions allowed. Parties at a distance
can obtain Tickets by forwarding Cheeks on any
Banks in San Francisco, Sacramento, Stokton,
or any reliable Banking House
BUSINESS MANAGERs-S. l.. Pripdle, Chairman
Board Of Supervisors, San Andreas A. II. Coul-
ter, Supervisor Second District San Andreas
NJ G. Lewis, Supervisor Third District, San An
dreas (; j. Il. Treet, San Andreas Alex. Wyle
San Audreas 3D. II Prince, Altaville. af af
All Orders aud Communications should be ad-
dressed to
M. G, LEWIS, Secretary.
2i-3mB. SAN ANDREAS, CALIFORNIA.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

ANOTHER Circus CoMING.-Mr. JOS A. Rowe,
Agent of the New York Mammoth Circus, is 10
town, and tells us that the company is coming
this way. They will exhibit at Fort Jones, June
18th; Callahan's Ranch, goth ; Trinity Centre
3oth Weavervlle, July lst; French Gulch,
End; Shasta, Sd; Red Bluff, 4th. This great
combination of talent is composed of the united
force of the Overland and New York Circuses,
and consists of fifty performers aud seventy five
trained horses and ponies. Wilson, we learn is
manager, and all old Calfornians know that he
will not travel unless he has a superior company.
his circus, last year, was the best that had been
here for long time This is the same troupe
with large additions. They will perform here
for one night only. Don't fail to see this man.
moth exhibition.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

STORM AND ACcIDENT.-Last Wednesday after
noon we were favored with a shower of unusual
violence at this time of the year, attended with
heavy thunder and thickly falling hailstones.
Although lasting but a few minutes, the water
fell in such abundance as to stand on the ground
everywhere. The wind blew with great force
and overthrew the circus tent erected below
town that day. A number of persons were un-
der the canvas at the time, having sought its
shelter from the elements. When the tent be-
gan to fall its inmates perceived the danger and
all of them got from under hut one little boy.
He finding escape hopeless, had the presence of
mind to throw himself fat on the ground and
thus escaped without injury.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

DRIVING AHEAD.-J. G. Mason & Co. are driv-
ing ahead with the tunnel intended to open tn cir
claims on Union Hill. They are now in about
three hundred and thirty feet, running day and
night, and making about twenty feet week.
The rock through which they are running con-
sists of layers lodges of alternate soft and
hard rock. So far the soft rock predominates.
1t has not been found necessary to provide artif-
cial ventilation for their tunnel. When compile
ted, this enterprise will make rich men of its
projectors, and they deserve it. Mark the pre-
diction.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

FoURrH OF July BALL.-By reference to our
advertising columns, it will be seen that Mr.
Charles Thomas proposes giving a dancing
party at the Weaverville Theater on July 4th.
Good music has been engaged and everything
possible will be done to made the affair pleasant.
The 4th of July only comes once year, and
when it does come everybody ought to throw off
all restraint and have a good time
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

THE Cosmopolitan Benevolent Society, of Ne
vada City, shows a list of Referees which could
not help to satisfy the most ncredulous doubter
If such a one could be found on this coast.
It's friends are legion, and its managers most re-
liable as well as shrcwd business me. The Sec
ond drawing will come off on our great jubilee
day-Fourth of July-and be who neglects buy
ing ticket, deserves no more favors from Dame
Fortune,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIoN.-It is proposed by
the members of North Star Lodge, No. 81, l. o.
D. F., to celebrate the 18th anniversary of the
institution of their Lodge, which occurs on the
29th of August next. No arrangements have
been made as yet, but the programme of exer-
cises will be completed and announced in due
time. 1t has been several years since the Odd
Fellows of this place have had any public de-
monstraton, but as their past celebrations have
always been of the highest ORDER we may look
for something grand on the approaching occa-
sion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

A THING OF BEAUTY The most beautiful rain
bow we ever witnessed was manifested in the
western heavens last Wednesday afternoon. 1t
was double bow, the outer ring being some
what indistnct while the inner ring was divided
into three distinct curves, displaying all the
prismatic colors and defying the hand of man to
initiate or describe
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

FRESH FisH.-Shoppe & Co. have set their net
IN Trinity river just above Douglas City, and
expect to furnish fresh fish to this market by
to-day Saturday. They intend to put the fish,
when caught, into punt filled with water SO
that they will be kept alive until the last mo-
ment before coming to this market.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

ALMOST FIRE.-A building in Chinatown
caught fire Thursday afternoon The fact was
soon discovered and the flames extnpuished
The wind was blowing hard at the time, and our
citizens narrowly escaped general conhagra-
ton.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

A CHANCE TO DANcE.-We understand that
two Fourth of July dances will be given at Mi
nersvlle-one at p. Van Matre's and the other
at J. II. Tourtellotte's. Van Matre's and vicinity
is an excellent fishing ground and pleasant re-
sort in the Summer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At a regular meeting
of Stella Encampment, No. - l. 0. 0. F. held
officers were elected F. w. Young G. P; Jos.
Craig, H. P.i c. W. Craig, S. W.; W H. Bach
elder, Scribe; Det!ef Hansen, Treasurer j. W.
Philbrook, ]. W.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

Private ScHooL.--Mss NJ. E. Cochell will
open private school next Monday at the Gram
mar Department building of Weavervlle School
District. Miss Cochell is competent teacher
ment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

DURING the recent gale, large pine tree stand
ing near the corral of Mr. Wm. Hall. at Trinity
Centre, blew down and killed one of his best
cows. There were eighteen cows in the corral
at the time but none of the others were injured.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

PARALYzED.-From +. w. Young we learn
that the wife of Thos. Carr, of Eureka Hum
boldt county, has been stricken with paralysis.
Mrs. Carr has many friends here who regret her
misfortune.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

Big SALE.-Mr. John Jackson has sold his en-
tire band of cattle, on the Hay Fork range, to
Lawrence Garecht, Of Shasta, and John S. Fer
rier, of Douglas City. Mr.. Ferrier informs us
that this stock is in excellent order-better than
any he has seen this season.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

MILE JEAL Co.'S Circus gave a performance
in Weaverville on last Wednesday evening.
Two lady performers did very well, and so did n
small boy, but outside of these three it was a
rather a slim exhibition
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

FISHING party from Weaverville, captured
about four hundred and fifty trout in Hay Fork
Greek. Mat. Lowden was the champion /" fish
st of the company.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

j. 0. WELSH, Photographic Artist, is at pres
ent in this county and intends TO remain only
few weeks. During his sojourn with us, he will
visit the various localities in the county, stop
ping but short time at each place Mr. Welsh
has come direct from San Francisco and is pre-
pared to take all of the latest style of pictures in
n superior manner. Parties desiring good like
nesses will do well to embrace this opportunity.
ON
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

GRIFFITH, the advance agent of Mile Jeal h
Cos Circus, is the same individual who left Wea-
verviIle last Fall without paying his board and
printing bills,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

THOMAS MCGovERN advertises valuable mining
and other property at rattle Here is a chance
for some one to get good claim and water-right
for little money. See advertisement elsewhere
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24
Free Library in Louisville, to be called the
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.


by the provisions The character this Library to he r-
and II il the purpose of the raise fund su
cent to suitable building to place in II books
to form the nucleus of magnificent library aud To endow
II Us to enable to buy the current publications they
out aud o be sefsutuug. The and distribution
will take place the immediate supervision If the
tees named IN tho act of Incorporation who tooWs
TRUSTEES.
Thos Il. Bramlec, late Governor of KY. ITcury Waiter
son, Editor Courier Jourdi W. N. Ialdentn, President
Curicr journal Gu; Ben Casscay of the DtdB (bpmciW
Geo T. Dncrn Proprietor Anzeigor II NJ McCUrty tho
Ddiy Ledr j. 4 Cain, Clerk Of Jefferson Court of Cons
mon plcas NJ. w. Cus,y. Author Political Text Rock Il. .
I, Durett, of the Louisville bar.
The trustees will bo assisted ly tho following weknown
and eminent citizens of Kentucky who have
present at the concert and to uporntend the drawing and
SUPERVISORS.
Hon IT, q. scs, Judge jefferson Court Of Common Pleas
ou a. u. Cochran, Chancellor Louisville Chnncery Court
Hon H. W, Bruce Judge Jefferson Circuit Court Hon.
a. Baxter Mayor of lousville Hon. H. j. Webb, Senator
from Kentucky Col g. O. Wharton u. S. D rict Attorney
Col Phil Lee Prosecuting Attorney Ninth Judicial District ;
Gen. j. 4, noyle President N H. Il. II. r.; DR.. T. s. He'll
Prof Mod University, Louisville Jlson j. johnson, Pro-
prletor Go House; Hon j. Proctor Knott ato Member
Congress; Andrew Graham, Tobacco aud Cotton broker
The holders of tickets to which gifts awarded will he
paid presentation at the oico In Louisville, Ky Tickets
will be for sale at the office In Louisville on tho
First of July, 1871.
liberal discount will be allowed when 100 soc 1000
tickets purchased In lot All orders accompanied by
cmtnnces will be promptly attended and the tickets
turned by mail regserci, or by express ordered.
The undersigned, late principal business Manager Of tho
CISCO having been appointed agent Of the above enterprises
has to say that thing will ho done make this
tire success aud buyers of tickets will find ter interests
vol guarded NJ II they personally present supern
tended the entire affair
CHARLES II. PETERS,
2ilm. Calf House, Louisville Kentucky.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

AMONG the nominations made by the Union
Republican Convention of Siskiyou, we find the
name of Charles F. Miers, formerly of this coun-
ty, for County Superintendent of Public Schools
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

FoR the very Best Photographs go to BRADLEY RU
lofS0N, No, 429 Montgomery Street, San Francisco
EJ- Closed on Sundays. ia
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

HOME From ScHooL.-Most all the Junction
City children are home from school because of
sickness prevailing among them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

Mas. CARRIE f. YoUEG lectured to average au-
diences at this place on Saturday and Sunday
evenings last.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

There is a carriage and buggy painter in town
who, we understand, will do all kinds of work
in his line, in good style. He can be found at
the old Miners Hotel building.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

THE residents OF Fagg town have had the side
walk between town and that place put in thor
ough repair.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

CLAIM SoLD.-H. b. Hayes has sold minln
claim near Lewiston to Jessop & Ralph, for So
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

PERsoNAL.-Mr. w. Watson and lady have
been stopping in town this week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

NORTHERN LIGHTS were visible from Weaver
vile on Saturday night, June 18th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

No BLOOD !'.--W Weavervlle has juvenil
"shootist." No blood Satisfactory
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

KARsKT 4 Co, received more goods this week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

MasG1 THE PROPRIETOR WOULD MOST
Hn respectfully announce to his many old
Isssxsas.n. friends and olso the travelling public
that lie has leased this well-knowu brick hotel,
and will at all times be found ready to wait upon
all those who may favor him with the light OF
their countenances. The TABLE will be sup
piled with the best the market affords. The
rooms are large aud well ventilated, and new
spring beds throughout.
Bs3S~ Stages arrive and depart daily, both
North and South. lG-xv-tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-24

After paying the expenses of the enterprise aud tnal
the distribution of the gifts, the balance n the pruce ia
arising from the sale of tickets will be Appropriated TO the
establishment of
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-10

KILLED BY CARS.-Jcan COR John
y u,iroauI+ y lsranrb pativn of Can
- I,I .. w..
-
Glllla ana iuchct l~'diIIpdi, AT i-illPIIe
CITY,, about H:I2 o'clock Yesterday
,,r.no D..,oJ anil his hr,+Lor
'''"'S "tS9 "" ne P'ic Pi"'i'' IL
a. the down freight lDlVe NcGoWn
ronJur+or and John HarthnIounv on
-'"e0 81 'F'"''' 0N'"-
any signal, attempted to jump upon
the train. which was running at the
ATE of about ten miles per hour.
Louis jUmpu,iupOu one OF the forward
Gar. .1,nrrv fi1i. and retained hi.
footing. and ms brother imurd ur,l
the fourth car from the hind end Of
the rain. Louis Jumped with the
train, hut john b., after throwing his
','''Nt,> on "oiF''' J.I!ille'' on Ill II-iI'
WIS fhr,,rn ,i,inmtIt frn,n hi. tl.r
Whirlci over a few tunes and fell be-
tween tie ca tn" three last "t which
In -, mast t,".Ein" n,tnnar 'H,gr,hmrS.
.u,av- va. l.nD.n,r Tr..E a. ~. i'm.
,nI ~, .,-.,,. 49,. -,.m n,,T ~ .,,.,,,,
reversed Steam. S.oupinrtha train + =
few seconds. ana when n las, car was
,I,t nInrath.n ,nr.r t',, t'.,i, 49, n,au.
~ iiI''e 'i'''' ',,'N rec, from 'L9 man.
in rin. -, Sea E~,in.,rIr Give nnaI9r
gasp and expire. Deceased had been
III This country about six months. and
formerly worked at Dayton. Laiterlv
Ae hai been afflicted with chi.l~ and
fever. which greatly reduce! hi>
strength. and his death i urrhap~
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-10

ThcrDaometrical observations, made from
So'ciock a. IN. to Il o'clock p. m, by X.
{. GUirado, druggist, ETC., No. =. south
carson street:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-17

Qiies.-Sebet bod auf bic prrlprTten 3Iae
pc5 @sIGtfS, aus etrtn Rartsr bervorendtst!
20 fam ridbt gebplfrn petpeH. 70 lange biz llr-
ilcbe res Srteens blsibt. Der Shmrr, eurCb giles
iCbrintprn irbr lhlimmrr Sri6aTrnbtitm m irin;-
csroamitBebaffrtf fam nidt mit2eibtialcitd ben,
tann nitf rubis rrtter, fam ni6t bsaurni IiBtn
uno fam e5 fan nibt auSbdtfn, ipsnn or paS
8rbtrfniB osr Natur befrisbiasu mu6. Man er-
trautf Briggs pilss.Diitirl ua6 ben glnptil-
un9rn, nm iunerr, dubtrs, iudCnbs rbsr bIunnbe
piles ju bsilen. Sir hno milb une superGIda
une psrSrn ais Das sarantirt ippfiir lir aasssa
9ebsn ptresn.
SatHrrh, 6opfipeh, Sfcnra1aia, &c.
-98ie penig Seute strbt fS, eie niCtt 16Un BON
Obiern l6limmrn llebrln aelittsn babru. griass'
aarpnniOr IL Gin bona flde Srilmiitrl.
Stus;cbrnu9 Der tObIs, bsubrttente
Sulten, aeidpi6te Sun9eii, ltarfer MuspuTf, Der
ibwG6snbs ga6i6psib, unb Giir antrrs Symp-
tpme birlrr itrrfliGrn 1ranfbeit perren eelin-
cert bur6 ben @ebrauG non 9rigss' Sals- unb
eunsen StiIsr, eaS beiie SeilmititI, pslcbcs bis
isBt sntesdt ppresn fur SnIs- unp 9uuerr-
aranfbsten. 20H7f
OIbnerdueeu, Shipdren, eiuaes
lpad1iene S1d9el r.-SauIenbs brinasn 6em
Or. 8risss ibren Danf bar fir ben GrfcIa Iri-
aes GIspiatcr unb Curative in 9e,ua auf ftnslIe
eineerung unb Seiluns Ron Stbntrauatn,
Stbmarrn une allen 9ranfbritsn Ser 9eine, pbus
&udiltt auf ben f6IimmrH i3ufanS brs l5alts.
3um gsrfnuf bel $, D. 9OSsd, Wiaibep Bros,
g. .. II. 6. 6. 6ullsr, 3, 8. phelps, 0rpff u.
Wte8arab, 6. Z. Gbittrnptn, Srrautrn, 9. g.
Rrrsau II. Co., 3bomns u. Co., glbsrt Gree.
0yes Varf, WOrsan u. Qrpis, prppietnrr, uuI
apOibsisrn iibsrbaupt. 20H7t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-17

RsA~ Go sspdbrt uns pirl 8tr9niigsn,
bic fdptil6sn SsrbsGsrun9sn Su srwib.
nsu unb erprdt In uus eiHsn geipiGsu
StCli uuo bsrjlitbe Jrenbe, bic pieItn
@ruppen buntsr Sdulsr in 5pee parf
part Siu, Gnpe BON Gebarltrabs, Dine
Brpot uuo DUbSrtcwn ;u i'ben, wsIdts
isit ben leBten brei Sabren, bem Ssltebsr
her 5aupt. Sauptreins, esbaut wUrosr
fup. Gs strsi6t benz Dsuti6en sur Gb.
re, bae sr Die 8ortbeils unO 5ilfsaue[Itn
Der Sdupsreine ausgsfunpen uno baron
0ebrauG maGen lernie; "a aiebt pteS
Dtutlhe, pslhs bur6 bisIs Sue[le ,u
ih6nen rutiSrn, nenn aud tisiusn 5ttm-
ltdttsn Sstcmmsn ffnp; es III cine gruse
SsrubiBung, aus ben S6uIosn bsraus su
lrtn, IobalO ber 8trein aueasldufen IN,
ossbaIb Hne au6 faf In alien Srt1&aften
pislss Staates Saupsreiue I'm @anae.
@sssnpGrtis wiro sia nsusr 8sr,in in
Serautcn 9sbitest uno untsr benz Nam'n
,.SsittIbtrs Wtusn. unp Saupfrsin" am
&c. au9Ga Ur9aniHrt pslSsH; baS sum
3rsd res Sduens uno SUblengrabeRs
nJtbige &opltal piro In mcnaliheu Sra
ten BON S5 per Qttis I'm Bsrtbe BON 1000
Dollars fur bic Dlusr ron Spsi Sabren
pper 100 Dollars PR glftie einar,nblt;
mad ,rSt Sahrsn psrSsn ttins Wtiiertn
3ablunNsu esmn6,, infsm bas Gjslh6ft
fdt rann tstbit 'rbiIt unp, rem Hei6wer.
ZEN psr 8oblsnbinpltr mad Su urtbetlen,
srUBartise Yroftt tringsn piro. Cine
srUbe Nnjabl Attttu Eap btrstfs unter,
,sthnrt unb tDetsen am Samllaa BEN 26.
Ausuf pon ROrssnS 10 llbr an bic .3ab,
luuesn In Der Differ bee ApSUinttn 8. M.
s. Hand, 6rqsrs @tbdups, entaeeenee.
nommsn uno bic 8samttn bes 9sreius
gspdhlt. Da Die nlte SO. /. 9auperstn
GonluutIen bic @runeIass fir ,,6eipel,
berg" lfin rpirS, 70 t0uusn mir Die @slsu.
lhaft alIfn uuisTtn qsisrn smpfeblrn uno
iclltsn fs rttt 5sitts TIRE Namsu In bic
Suher sintraetn laiIsn unb stne beutlhe
@tleulhaii paIaus MAIDEN unb baupts
ldGIit Ssi9sn, baB beutftt Qualification
Die anSsltbenleu iU Scranton Inp,
Die gstr,fbaisipsT Der 0elsuIaaft liut
nabs pIenfant Bailey sslsasn uno reid
NIT 8cblsn, ftSnsn ebtnsn uno Sol,
uRo BauItsinen tegabt.
6artsn SOn esm gsnts, Iopie bic Guy.
itrtpttcneba&er lisssn felt 9uIi oifen uni
miro 5r. Grant 8. 8abrs in NbpeIenbri
esS Srn. Gbas. SrOpp Ssrsm, pel&el
atttsn ju 3etGntn Upsr auitldruna uni
Auetuuft iibsr pbtssn Ssrttn su babsr
puni6t, nisislbs nui's Biuisls rrtbtiIer
uno 8artsn feWts SIatr sur ssfaltssr
Duraf&t ourls9tn uuO srtIdrtn; perssb
mitbtn ntdt, tnnsrbalO rsr ndhftn Ids
BET tbm peer 5rn. 8ard serjufprsGsr
une bic sewiinidt anSahl attirn Ju I'M
tsrjsi&ntu, psnp Saupsrsins t6nnen tstn'
gttisn mtbr uussst,u, na&psm cine Gin
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-17
9 e y nt { I tb e t 8.

s.. y. aOams. bsr 5rrausseter b'e
bieFssn Democrat" trttt alS Gunrtcat
fur StantslssisIatur auf. Or III ein
alter GtupUbnsr pom Serantcn, fanS'
batter Democrat unb MIR sIaubsn. bab sr
ttinsr Corruption irs,no peI6er Scrm
bisnRbar lstn wiirbe.
= 3. s. 9urt6, friGsr 3siiunSs'
bfraussster unb Gpitor, tat In Dunmcrs
rtnsn 9arbtsri6cp aussfanssn. 81
shaved isbt nIdt uur @UIitiFsr, fcnssrn
au@ aneers Qsutt.
- @rfrsult& III ss fir unf,re tisf.
gen asitr ,u bSrsn, RAP bisIss SaHr bier
tsine &rmtnitsusr aufsrIest wirb. Die
QrmsnptrtftCren IGeiusn 70 piel oSsma6t
;u tatsn, bob fs aud sinmal elm Sabr
ausIsbsn tSnusn,
- Dem ,,OaiIs Democrat entnebmsu
MIR SOIssnOss: uSr. Mits Zimmerman,
Der supprtommsnce Issut Der gmiedtle
SnIuranee Company pom Stem. .gcrf tbui,
60 lrrnt uus biss Su bSren, Elm srobarti
sss @sf&dft tn bieisr Start uno umss
aenp. 5r. 3immsrmauu if 0snsral'
Qssnt unS fsrtist YcIieiss aus fur has
p.ali6s Ysnnlplpanisn. Gr if elmer Der
ttittslfsn @sl&dfisIeuts bisisr Stabt uno
bsloubsrs brfabist fir cine 3upsrIdiiiss,
altstabIIrte @Cmpd9nts, slst1 Der Unit
cable, 40 pirten. 60 III stns quite 0r'
lsQIdaIt unb pfr barin rRrlfhrrt Wiro
60 nile tereusn.-Gs mus bier Susltib am
p(abs IsIn, pcr untstanntsn nsusn bsr-
artissn @slsIIi6aften. 5u parnsn, bic ME
puss aus beu 8obsn bsrSUrIbis6sn unp
R& pesen Ssusr. uno 9sbsuepsrii&srunG
nur resllsn 9sutrn anjuoertrausn.
-Sei ben brpOrtstrnrsn Gslssofsn'
pabIeu CUR GounipGonpsuticn miTsn bic
Dsutlten wie ps6 3uiammsnbaItfn,
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= Der Wliusr patrid gtihulIOn pur'
be am Srsitag In prr Vprt SppIIsg Wins
(untsrbaIb Yiuston) pur& Die pOr,sttis'
GntIaeuns s,nss SprsnSiauRss sst5Otst
- Die rsmOEratil&s County 6 commit
tee tisIt am pOrissn 5rsita9 in 9rn. 6
s. SGaers 9Otal cine gerlammluns
potst bic ecrrtpunpirtursn eOtaI'Sstrs
tar .trnanut uHO biz 8aTs tsr Sttprd,
IentatiOn fsassftqt wusef.
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,utalt,u. Die tsibbunsrissn pctitiIs
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elite bentf3er @riefe,

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