davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

FROM THE vERDB.-Mr. G. W. Hance arrive. In town, recently, from the Verde, and report Indians quiet, crops not extra and rain on th Mogollon mountaDs. A Mexican who was flour lshing pistol, was arrested and taken bsfor Judge A. K. Lerty, who sent him up for trial Mi Hanee thinks of driving large baud of cattle b, longing to bimseif snd Head & Co.,, to the Clens ga, this side of the Verde.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

Mrs. Geo. Banghart, who was in town this week, from Chino valley, informed 2 lady friend of ours, who bas informed us, that, previous to coming here, Mrs. Banghart made the first cheese ever made in Arizona This Is an honOr of which the good lady may feel we'll over, as the business which she has just started wilt very soon become a leading one in this Territory. Mrs Banghart said that she left Mir s. endeavoring to excel her effort al cheese making. .. ..t
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

The proceedings of the board of supervisors win be foand elsewhere iu these columus. Their most notable sets have been the making of quar. terly settiemeuts with county officers the msk- ing of new election precinct in the eastern part Of the county, and an appointment Of Justice of the Peace for said precinct They are now sitting as board Of equalization. They have a question with the town officers, about which power" is to pay certain fees.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

PooR BxEr.-Fort whippIe people complain Of the poor quality of the beef furnished by con. trac,ors' agents here. and say they would prefer mutton for change Coaccrniag the beeves, they were recently driven from New Mexico, and have net had time to hsten on our grasses.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

MT. Jas. Y. McCaffry started for his home at Tucson by Wednesdays blackboard. This gentle men Ieft Prescott some four years ago. opened a law otfiee at Tucson. sad has, by strict attention to his profession, made himself quite good rep utatlon. We hope that hls stay hers was as prof itsbie as h wss pleasant
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

Lieutenant wm. J. Ross, of Gen. Crooks staf, and Col. c. P. Head, leading merchant of this place, started, on Saturday last to go to Califor. mia. It Ross may, before returning here, visit the East. We wish both gentlemen pleasant journey, etc, etc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

The 2sd IpfAntry Bant will play the following selections thls lsaturdsy) afternoon st6 o'clock !. March rom TsnbaaseY. Nkt t''.t Love Polka.
 Drinking Song nom Lacrstis Borgia- The Portuguese Reveile.
 .Gsoreetts WaltSes. -f1sfQ .Ggali8H eong-Dead on the Field of Battle.
 Maznrka. vr r,t srtrr- Trab Trab Gaiop.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

a Postmaster Allen, of this place. gets salary of about s60o year from government, for services which occupy most Of his time, and for which he ought to bc paid el 500 or 5000 a year. He Is an excellent of1iepr, and VIC ask ''the powers that Dc" to raise his salary in accordance with the work that Dc hss to de-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

Attention Is directed to the advertisement of D.. U, A. Touper, late Superintendent of Indian Affairs, for the purchase and removal of the Su- perintendency buildings near this place, as well!
 as 1.-the storehouse at Camp Date Creek. Both establishments are new, and ought not to go
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

R. F. Elliott & Bro, appear to have more vim sbsn all other men ln town. Their engine Is con. etsntly pulling away, turning lathes, etc, and their windmill runs just as easy as water, when ever there Is wind to make it run, which, of late has been pretty often. Our farmers would cer tatnly learn something to their adyactsgc ny tak ing a peep at this windmill
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

Loss BY FIRE-Two hundred cords of wood, belonging to Mir. G. W. Curtis, of the Quartz Mountain saw.mlll, were recently burned up. The wood was piled near the old Chase quartz mill. Some time ago, when hres were raging in the woods, Mir. Curtis and some of his employees went over and burDed around wood and mill, but 1t seems that this precauton did not save all the property.
 Talk about hanging for stealing we would not object to shooting for firing the woods.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

PAssESaERs,-Messrs.H II. A. Eastman, ". Tompkins and Fritz arrived, Thursday morning by Webster & Whites stage, from Mohave county
 Miss Jane Oswald, of Walnut Grove, arrive, ho,ne by Grants stage from Los Angeles, Call forniA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

c. ". Beschs freight train arrived Friday last, from Salt River valley, with 5ooeo lbs barley, for Fort whippie. This, we believe. vas the first grain "turned in" by the new contractors, Messrs. Fish & Hellings. The train which brought u started back Tuesday last, taking lumber for Bill Smith and other persons
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

Rev. G. A. Reeder has returned to Prescott fror a long tour of preaching and observation in Maj icopa and Pima counties. He says the harve, down there Is finished. Having tarried a fe days at Walnut Grove, iu this county, he speat highly ofthe religious and other good procliyiti' of the people of that settlement.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

A few carpenters are at work at Fort Whipple, but nolhipg like building Is going on there, ow- ing to the fact that Gen. Dana, chief Q. N. of the department, is without funds 10 make necessary Improvements, ,etc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

Mir. Spence, who has been in the employ Of Mir. Hooker, at Beale Springs, has gone out there to settle his business, after which he wilreturn here and make a trip to Tucson.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

MT. Geo. Tyng, late sheriff of Yuma county, and now trusted employe of the firm of "m. B. Hooper & Co, started for Ebrenberg, by buck. board, ou last Wednesday morning. n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

SINGING BIRDs.-Almost every house in Pres colt and Fort Whipple has it's cage or cages. en- closing canaries linnets, mocking birds and other sweet songsters The linnets are in force hefe, this soaxon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

Hon. wna. II. Hardy, of Mohave county, spent a few days h town, recently, He brought the news Of shocking serape at Chloride. but no particulars He was full of hope concerning mines, iialroads and other good things.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

The music given us by the 23d Infantry Band on last Saturday afternoon, was excellent. Hun dreds ofpeopie listened and were pleased.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

WEATHER AND CRoPs.-The weather, since date of last MIsEE, has been quite variable--ai times warm and cloudy, and again, cool and clear We hear it stated thSt rain fell in the Black Hills near Prescott, Mon6sy ;sst. From indications there have been showers in the San Franchco mountains, 60 miles north. Tue Summer ralns are several weeks behind time, ard tue wonder ls that corn and other crops have stood the lolg, dry spell in the way they have.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

Several wagons and teams belonging to Mir D. Hazard returned here eary in the week. with Government property from Camp Hualpal which post is now being abandoned and dismantled ~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

Mrs. H. Bourke and her son John, started. Sat urday last, in Webster & Whites stage, for Ger bat in Mohaye county, ',-- !. } " 4& t.f
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

One of D. Hazards freight trains left town Wednesday last, for Ehrenberg on the Colorado, laden with lumber, shingles, hides, etc
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

Mrs. Postle and her father, David W. Shivers, came up from Chino valley. several days ago. Mir. 8. informed that h!s grain, etc, were looE. ing vei.F - @a v s~' fsSA -1 ~]t '5@t
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19
Administrators Notice. Estate of FRANK SMITH. Deceased

Notice hereby given to the creditors and all persons having claims sains, the estate of Frank smith, ds- ceased present the to the undersigned Adminis trsior. st Skull Valley County d YRvapRi Territory oi Arizona ~ the oce of the Probate Judge, 10 the town thIs notice os ths sAms will be forever barred ssd si persons indebted to said ssss hereby requested sd make immediate payment
 Prescott {. T., July ' is7a ggF l 7.rE7 jyiat
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

Mir. Aaron wertheimer tnrm Of wenmscr & wertheimer), started from this place Thursday morning last, for Salt River valley.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

Sec offer to redeem certain county warrants, In ''new advertisements"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19
Administrators Notice. Estate of J. P. RIDaEwAY, Deceased

Notice s hereby given by he undersigned admnis,rs of the estate of J. P Rdgewsy, dsoesssd to the eret of snd a persons having claims against said d. ceased o exhibit the with the necessary voucher within months from the hrst publication of this not
 to the said administrator bis ocs at the stos of D. Canty Co. in the town of Cerbat County of Moha~, Territory of Arizona D. J. CAVITY, Administrator.
 Csrbai MShsve County, A. T., July 6. ls73 JyieN
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

Mir. Geo. B. Hcndrickson Is about starting on visit to the States.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19
ALExAspEa B. sMrH. Defendant.

LEVI BAsHEoRD Plaintiff
 "
 ALEXANDER B. SMITH. Defendsnt} ft
 In pursuancs of order of sale under decree Of fors closure n this cause dated 2sh day Of June 1873 shall expose fOr sale the law directs at the Court house in the town of Prescott Ysvapai county, AntcnA Tsrriioy Friday, the stb day Of August 1873, tbe following described psopeyty to wt; Town Lots No eight J esd nine @ r Block thirteen O3, fronting Granite street. with the houss and buldings thereon knosn the Pres ooti House, in the iowa of Prescott county oi yAyapa and Territory of Arizona Also, undivided onsfounh CD interest in that certain for stamp quartz mill known Pasco mine. Also undivided intsresi of tvo hundsd (20O) feet To original dsooyefy location the Del Paseo nine the sad mill snd mine being situated in hs Bradshaw mountains the trail leading from Prescott to the Tiger nine aud within the county of Ysyapai snd JAMES S. THOMAS, shsnh
 .V4Ha .i'~ By IT. NJ HRRBEEr, upder sheriff Prescott A. T., Jaly is, ls7a. pyiss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19
TERaroRY OF ARIZONA. COUNTY OF MA

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. COUNTY OF MA. l rioopa.
 ]. PEBLiSA Y. OSBORN. married woman residing near the towb ef Phnnix in the couniy of Mscora and Ter To-y Of Arizona do hereby declare that intend ,arry the business of farming, ranching stock raising and trading n stock ia my name and my account, uader and by virtue Of the laws of ts Territory and hereby claim all the privileges and declare myself liable all the legal process hereafter be provided by law against debtors and creditors and that am ndi. viduslly responsible in my name for sH debb Tsetsd by of the said above named busi. And fur.hef declare that the amoust to be n- vested in the business does not exceed the of i've thsusand dollars - t...... E..Is..ff fT3.[LsIh h NUI PERLfNA E. OSBORN.
 this i2th dsy Of July, A. D. is15. J. T. ALsAP, tyl9t3 - Probate Jadge Mahcopa County.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY

OFFICE sUPERSTEyDEST OF INDIAN AFFAIR."
 AKikosA TERRITORY,
 PREscoTT. ArEoDa Territory July i;, is73. Proposals invited fur the purchase o the builengs known the supeFintendeney of Ipdtaa AGsssitlAed storehouss at Camp Date Greek sesasss the islas Department
 All of these buildings upon the military tons and must be removed by the purchasers. Terms 10 be stated in U- & legal tender BOes snd pro pcsas to be made to the undersigned before the 25sh Instant J. A. TOENER. jyl9l Late supt of Ind. Affairs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19
o' WATER RATES
 At McMuIlen's Station,

Situated @ Niles EAss from Ehrsnbssg sa the stgs
 Dssd to Phnnix. Wieksnbufg and Prescott.
 Pos watering each hnrss or mule 10 large team 4 sDissis sst upwards leS ospt con IS ospS currency Smaller tssns wstessd q old rstss aG i1 .s
 yyisa ' ED GfLbERf Propsistoi
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19

DEEDS and blanks of every description jus printed and for sale at the MINER office. H
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-07-19
Sherif's Sale.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT oF THE THIRD Jt-
 dicial District of tho Territory Of ATsouA, n and bF YsvsPsi County. 1s5If ItH.J. 'i. LEVI BAsHFoRD Plaintiff
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-25

MEXICAN Observation-Disclosures.
in May, 1879. authorized the appoint
inent OF three commissioners. to inquire
into the extent and character OF alleged
depredations on the Texas side of the
Rio Grande, by bands of Indians and
Mexicans, wherein citizens of the United
States were murdered or taken cap.
tives, or their cattle and other properly
taken from them. These commissio on ers
have made partial report. The com
mittee have reported the list of persons
robbed, the value Of the property taken,
and the aggregate foots up $27, $780,
362.96. Leaving ont the 96 cents, the
bill is quito handsome one. Tho
claims. go far examined, are of thre Q
kinds: l. For lose sustained during
raid into Texas in 1859. by Cortinas, a
Mexican General. 2. Casual losses of
horses and cattle. 8. imprisonment
and outrages. The Chicago Tribune
says of these claims that they are on
their face, even as presented by the
commissioners, an enormous and pre-
posterous sjob-somefhing to be sold to
lobby. and by the latter to be pushed
through Congress-.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-25
Auct1on salea.
Sherifs Sale.
The State Of South Carolina, Unio

The State Of South CAROLINA, Union-In, Com.
mon Pleas.
James ID. Baxter and Thomas B. Jetar al
opeSiai Wn1.t. theieIeeS. plaintiffs, against Henry
Union hallroad Company, defendants.
-Cpn'ptdt1 Jor foreclosure and Reiief.
puTsuance OF an order OF sale msde by
I will offer for sale, on tho frst MONDAY II
February next, before the Court House door
o. ? Unionyiiie; between the hours OF II O'Clock
der ibs aa1 %Sos Giosk os .b p NJ to the highest bid
haliroad Compa9y's Railroad, known "a the
Spartsnburg and Union Railroad. ineiudin1
the road bed right Of way, grading, bridges,
ate in the Counties Of Fairfield, Union and
Spartanburg, all the stock subscribed for ip
naD the optn5Stanhurg t5a and Onion RailroAd Com
tharyn,o, hhamy, Inc chartered rights and privileges
equipments, and all the property ovnad bv
said Company, as incident to or NECESSARY for
,sS ;, 0qspess; F11s upon the following terms, t.
cash, and the balance in three eonaI semi-
annual installments. with interest on the
ss. ssia balance "a from the day Of sale; the pur-
tha thasv. n " gre nis pond, with mortgage OF
papers.
The purchaser at said sale has leave. II be
bes 30 minded, in lieu OF the cash payment
dollars in cash and thirty Thousand oSSinn doiisra
III coupons OF the first mortgage State pnar.
Hnty oonoe OF the SpArtAnburg and Union
haiiroad Company. or In lien of such con
pons, sixty Thousand doliAra in said bonds OF
said company. the said coupons or bonds to
be finally credited for the amount to Vhioh
they ehsu be entitled is dividend ont Of th1
proceeds OF tho; road and the sale thereof. 2.
The said sheriff will execute for the nur-
chaser at said sale deed of the premises
sold; the said dced, however, to be delivered
TO the plaintiffs as referees as aforesaid. to be
held bY them as an escrow, and not to Be do
nvered to the purchaser until the frat in al All.
ment be paid, bnt the purchaser win bs let.
eold forthwith. -, - ~
When the first instaliment upon the bond
40 to be taken by the sheriff shall become
doe, Inc purchaser has leave, IL he be 40
minded. In lieu Of the Same, to pay to the
piaintiffa as referees as aforesaid two hnn.
dred thousand dollars in the Aforesaid AREA
mortgage State guaranteed bonds Of the
spartanburg and Union Railroad COMPANY.
or the whole Or any part OF the said first in.
staument in coupons Of the said bonds at the
IN bonds; such bonds or coupons, however. to
De finally credited for the amount to which
they shall be entitled as dividend ont OF the
procseds OF the road and the sale thereof.
II. MACBETH, 8. 10
sHEaIFr's Oyr1oE, UNIoNvILLE, s. O.. jam
ary 7. 1873. ~. Ian ii
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-25

A RETURNING SO CALLED Ku Knux
PnIsoNRR.-rhe Richmond Enquirer, Of
tuesday, the 2lst instant. says:
Mr.. Jos. F. Price. of Union County,
South Carolina, arrived in this city, Sa.
turday evening, on his way to the South
from the Albany Penitentiary, in which
prison he was confined for twelve
months. In 1872, he was convicted at
Columbia, with q number of others, of
making raid upon the Union County
Jail and assisting in lynching ten ne.
gro murderers. The evidence against
him was scarcely sufficient to convict
him OF any connection with the Ku
Klu1, yet he was found guilty and sen.
fenced to twelve months' imprisonment.
Having served out his time, he WA
turned out OF prison in q most destitute
condition., and only reached this city
through The beDevolence OF some kind
gentlemen in New York. Some gentle.
men who felt deeply for him in his mis-.
fortunes. got him quarters here, and the
Chief OF Police secured a railroad pass
for him to city far on the course of his
route. Mr.. Price said he left about
seventy-three Ku Klux and other South
ern prisoners at Albany, nearly all OF
whom are in suffering condition, much
needing the comfort and remembrance
OF their Southern friends.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-25

Az sARagaa ExR4oRxR HxARn Eaoae.
FL. Octave Payy. who started for The
polar regtopS from Saa Ffanoiaco, last
summer, has been heard from by tho
ship Cadmus. This vessel was one ef
those mentioned some time ago az sent
out to recover any property that could
be saved, from the wrecked whaling feet
The explorations OF M. Pavy's expedi-
ton have thus far besn confined to Wan.
gels Land. and interesting information
has been obtained ae to its foes and
rivers, Its coast line and immense ice
heids, as we'll as to the Kuro Biro, or
Japanese current. setting through Behr-
ing's Straits, and towards the Siberian
shore. But the most curious discovery
OF all IS, that OF aplain covered with the
remains OF mastodons.. One Of thess
animals Was exoavsted from the ice, in
which it WAS imbedded, and the immense
body was found in perfect state OF
preservation. The hide was covered
with a thin growth of black, wiry
oristles. becoming more thick and long
along the ridge OF the back. The tusks
measured eleven Zee. oisA. inches from
point to base. and curve to the elevation
of the animals eyes. The fore legs
were kneeling, and the rear part deeply
imbedded in the snow. the posture indi-
eating that the animal was endeavoring
to emerge from snow or water upon a
firm footing when overteken by death.
The contents OF tho animals stomach
were examined, and exhibited specimens
of barks and grssses which have not vet
been snbjected to satisfactory tents. The
party will winter in Wrangel's Land,
and are in good health and spirits, and
are confident of reaching the open Polar
Sea.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-25

A Washington despatch TO the New
York Herald, says: ...fhe President win.
~ few days. pardon twelve or fourteen
hu klux prisoners confined at Albany.
The favored ones are those who appear
TO have been induced to join tho order
without knowing the real object OF tho
PosrAh CHANaEs.-Hoover's, in: Beau
Iort County; Ashton, in Sumter County:
Enterprise, in Charleston County: PARKS
Store, in Edgefield County, have been
established. Mountain Shoals. in Spar.
tanbnrg County, has been discontinued.
Onionville. in Union County, has been
changed to Union.
FROZEN TO DEATH. Lewis Gain. of
this County. was frozen to death on sun
day night iast. Deceased was drinking
hardly at the tims. Coroner Woodin
held an inquest over tho body, when
these facts were made to appear.
KeoWeo Courier:
The Office at which burial permits are
Isauod in Columbus, Ohio, is popularity
known in that city as the clearing house.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-25

a5ai as9SS s 15a;sssbs. Sfa
hs, Indiana, OF marFyfRx q Rhit4 Nomsn.
tho woman has been sent to the Reform-
atory Institute. This has created CON
siderable stir among the negroes OF that
city. and they have hold an indignation
meeting, and demand Of the Legislature.
a repeal of the law under wlioh the,
conviction was secured. One sof the
speakers at the indignation meeting 1as
careiil 10 state, that while he '.endorsed.
the Bible on the aubjsok OF amalgama-.
tlon, he never saw a Rkitea woman That
ne would marry" His obieCtion to the.
law appears to be. that IL forbids hia
doing what he would not do ANYHOW.
and therefore it must be repealed. The
sentiment OF tho meeting appeared to
be, that in addition to petitioning the
Legislature for rcpeai OF the State law.
the case should be appealed to the
United States Courts. as it was insisted
MS conviction was violation of the
fourteenth amendment to the Coustitu.
tion OF the Unite.l States. A case simi-
lar to this came up il Georgia court n
lew months ngo, snys the Savannah
NeDs, and both tho man and woman
we're fined and imprisoned. The negro
appealed to the United States Court, aud
the Judge decided that the State law for
pudding the iutermarrying Of whites and
blacks did not conflict with the four
teenth amendment, aud dismissed the
appeal.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-25

9ssssss Ls..ong; other States dull. Sales
5MS%ab5E M.sss dgs!e dgsssIe*EA EAeiii s19259 259ss9H;; g9,e;
May 211f; june ais9@3l ,s-l6, July 23.
Cotton quiet; sales 4, ,037 bales-uplapds
2OX;. Orleans 211S Flour quiet bat
steady 'Whiskey 9b@96. Wheat closed
weak. Corn q shade flrmer; Pork
steady. Lard frmer, az 8a60SX.
Freights very dull
Comparative cotton statement
receipts at ell United States ports for the
week 188. IT'S bales; sam: .ime last year
l2O, 773; totalfor the yer .2;f8O, 98l; Iast
year 1,e48, ,405. .Expor,. OF tho sasx
68, 1872; same time lest year 78, 947; total
for tho year 1, 1O3. .859; last year 984, 1853.
Stock at oil United States ports 569, ,658;
last year 643. .878; at interior towns
9i.3S7; last Year S3. 3.i03; at Liverpool
40. 600; last year A91, ,OOO., American
cotton ahoat for Great Britain 265. 600:
last year 197. .00O a i9e'i.' s''
.LoU1svn1E, January "a 4-Flour and
corn unchanged. Pork 1900. Shoul-
ders 52E; clear rib tx; clear sides 8,
packed. Lard-tieroe 8@8L; keg 9@
9A.. ?.
SAVANNAH, January 24.-Cotton firm;
receipts g. 426 bales; sales 1,6O0; stock
": 475; weekly reoeipts 19. 1873; sales
5000.
WILMINGTON, January 24.-Cotton
firm; receipts lib bales; sales 81; stock
1856; weekly receipts TIA; sales 22I.
MOBILE. January 24-Cotton firm;
receipts 2,0S3 bales; sales 1000; stock
51;6lo; weekly receipts 1888; sales
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-25

DEBTS OF TIE SOUTHERN STATES
The following are the debts of the
Southern States as the minority Ku
klux report makes them out. The con.
tingent indebtedness is added to the pre-.
sent indebtedness:
Alabama-$38. 333, ,OOO-an increase Of
w., ,OOO, 600 since the war.
Arkansas-$l9, TOO. 600 an Increase OF
Sic. 10000
FIorida--$l5, 75o. .oo0-wholly incur.
red since the war.
Georgia $4,000, ,ooo-an increase of
Sal 100000.
Lonisiaua 81, 900, ,ooo-au increase
Of $31. 900 900.
North Caroiina-$35, 600, ,OOO-an in.
crease Of $4,000, 900.
South Oarolina--$29, 600, ,00O-an in
crease of $25, 900. 900.
Mississippi-.8l, 75O. .OO0-wholIy in.
crease.
Tennessee. e.s45.6oo ,ooo-an increase
of $l4. 900, 600
yirein.a-$46, 900, ,ooo-an increase of
1000, 900.