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The Portland daily press., 1873-03-21

Suicide is such common diversion in these
days of emotional insanity, that We feel
bound to keep our fellow lunatics informed Of
all the various methods devised for effecting
it with neatness and despatch. A respected
citizen of Taunton, Mass, last week cut a
hole in the ice, and jumped into the river
with fifty pound anvil attached. The OBJ
lection to this method is tie waste of old iron
which it involves.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-21

A sailor being asked by shipmate why the
word Medoc was put on claret bottles, re-
piled, that it was to designate the quality of
the wine. 'sNow, this BOTTLE" said he, is
marked M. E. DO. c., which means, most ex-
cellent d old claret.' The explanation
was satisfactory, and the tar ordered another
bottle.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-21
TO LET
For Sale.
stores to Let

r,xroRE No. 154 and 156 Commercial Street, heai
= of Union Wharf
Also Store No. 3 Portland Pier.
mar15-1w A. X. SHURTLEFF
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To Let.

1.-TWO very pleasant and desirable front rooms OF
Il Congress St., between High and Green Sis
Terms reasonable. Apply at 1s8 Fore Street
mar12 &c
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-21
ROard.

A FEW GENTLEMEN can he accommodated at
a at 10 Myrtle street, corner OF Cumberland
ALSO table b0arders, teb25'1m
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-21

w HMN a..!s IOU SEE better looking and better
dren tbon bmsaing g EOOTs on Men, Women and Chill
class Of goods vow weh h ana wish to obtain the same
mcnileod3w M. c.. PALMER.
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For Sale.

E1RST Class Provision Dealers Refrigerator, near
B. STEPHENSON & SON,
marlo-ou 20 Pine St.
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Quiet Board.

Z A GENTLEMAN and Lady wishing quiet nome
"A find pleasant rooms with board az NO. :
Cotton street, second door from Free street. he OF
ian7
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-21

Come dismalle Nighte, in blackest cypresse clad,
And let no star light thy solemnitie,
And the owle onlie, wisdome's effgie
Sing doleful dit upon some storie sad;
While allie doe sleepe, that may in their repose
Forgette the weary weighte Of wearing woes.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-21
IAE PRESS
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH p. 1s,e
Gossip and Gleaninps

Gossip and Gleanings.
1t is not true that Mr., Bergh has had a
woman arrested for beating an egg.
1t is now fashionable to put the pistol in
the mouth and discharge it.
But sooth is said and tride in each degree,
Faint finds when they fall out most cruell fomen be-
-Spenser.
The Springfield Mass, Republican, speaks
of the reinauguration as President Grants
encore.
Street costumes elaborately embroidered
with brillant-cClored worsted will be among
the spring novelties of dress.
The Utica Herald says that the amount of
money that cannot be borrowed, collected or
found, isperfectly astonishing.
Ruskin denies the knowledge of anatomy
as necessary to the artist, and French critics
pronounce him ''insanep'
1t is no longer fashionable to have ones
bridal trousseau imported. Dame Fashion
has decreed that home manufactures be
hereafter encouraged.
Behold the people Of Israel,
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-21

UFOCCTy StOHV HOf SHl6.
MYTH bar If wanted; centrally located. al,vov,
w paid well. One of the best chances ever otarss
for man with small capital. bargain is offered 4
Inar1Qd3t TAYLOR & CO Sfa4a @. n
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-21
Fish and Oyster Nqarlro, c..s-,

DHORoUGHLY established. reor,or ,, - e..
class paying customers. Also well furn;l hsd
lodgng house connected wll sell together or
Stots Seaspns gwen for selling. TAYLOR Il Co
' - --eS ~, Doooou, MASS. o.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-21

No efforts will be spared to make the MAINE
STATE PRESS more acceptable to its patrens. Indeed
the Publishers will not relax their efforts to make
the paper necessity to those who have been accus
toned to read It. We pledge that during the year
1873 the Weekly PRESS shall be more NEWSPA-
PER than ever, so that tho famil. that thoroughly
reads the paper will have all the current eoets Of the
day.
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-21

Watches, Jewelry, &c.
J. w. 4 H. H. MCDUFFEE, Cor. Middle
& Union Sts.
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LOCAL ~ EW s.

Pun oCs.-During the past week Hon.
Wm. II. Cl"gcti has been forwarding n the
Public Libraries. to the newspaper offices.
officers. and citizens Of the Territory, rs far
~ they w"nld g., the Public documents
furnished him - member Of the recent C0n.
gress. Among them. Of some only few
copies. were the Smithsonian. Land, Agri
cultural, Commercial, Educational, Finance,
Immigration and Patcn, Office Reports; the
Medical and Surgical history Of the War,
the finest Government work of the kind
ever issued; tho Nin,h.Ccnsus Report; the
psr,mcnts; Treaties and Conventions; the
Alabama Claims and British counter case !;
Congressional OLObe Geological Surveys Of
Wyoming and Montana; laws Of the sec"nd
session 43d Congress; Coast Survey Sur
vcy Of the lsthmus Of Tchauntepec and Ex-
plors,ions of Nevada and Arizona. The
series comprises some "a volumes and VIC
should think from tho bulk there were 2. 1000
to 800 volumes In the lot. Many Of them
arc valuable works Of reference. among the
mos, ~, the census report. Of which the
third volume 10 not yet received, and the
distribution Of which 10 delayed for that
cause. We acknowledge gratefully the re.
ceipt Of vols. I and 2 Of the Census Report,
q series Of the Globe aud number Of les
important publications. The Educational
Reports have been sent 10 Superintendent
Hedges for distribution.
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the OVERLAND MONTHLY ToR JuuB.-
This IL the closing number of the tenth vol.
nme ct this interesting periodical. and We
md It contains very appetising tabls of
contents. The first article 10 upon 1.-THE
Coms'ock Lode,' and 10 an exceedingly
readable paper, giving the history Of this
large vein If silver ore from ito discover.
and presenting facts never before published.
In the paper Oh THE Modvcs," by Stephen
Powers. We 6nd much that 10 new and 10
teres'ing 1t the present time, particularly
the reference made 10 tho miserable reserys
ton management 10 which our government
has been submitting for 30 many years.
Hon. Amssa Walker contributes IN exhaust.
I've article on the Commercial and Monets.
~ Interests of California" which every,
body ou"h, to read In the second part
Zone Of the Argonau,s Of 49," We lind Nm
affecting description of On execution In
those enrly days Other peculiarly western
articles are, Overland in the Sixteenth
Century," Margaret Hemming," IAN Old
Fool" and The PADRES Rusc." ".1Le
House tlst Jack Built is one If those
quaint prose sketches IN which Stoddard
excels. 1.-THE Man Fanciers" IL an ingeui.
Gus paper on natural selection. and Is worth
pcrusing. The poetry in this number il BY
Joaquin Miller and Ina u. CoOlbrith. The
Etc. department is rich in good teaching,
and Current L,tcra, urc'' contains reviews
Of seven books. The eleventh volume com.
mcnces with the July number: now 10 the
time to subscribe. Published by John II.
Germany & Co., 400 Washington Street, San
Francisco. - per xnnum.
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A JArLABLE JUBILEE.-Quite = lively
little affair occurred ON Sunday evening bc.
tween young man with too much benzine
in his TIP hamper. and the celestial inhab>
itsnts resident on the corner Of Moonshine
alley and Third street. Having = spiritual
revelation that he WAS specially called upon
to "whip a Chinamsn before he went 10
bed." he knocked down the China Doctor
without the Formally of an introduction,
tapped China merchant on the eye, run
HE fist through the store window aid then
flung rocks through il with the vigor of .
cstapult until there wasn't sash enough left
to carry to profit and loss account. What
further plcassntries he would have INDUCED
10 difficult to say, had not the law suddenly
demonstrated its dignity by whoppiug him
in the calaboosc to sober up and repent
He was taken before Judge Newcomer on
Monday. gave his name as VIM. Terry, Of
Bsnnsck, fined t25 and costs. and In dc.
fault thereof WAS immurcd in the chateau on
the heights for one calendar month.
VIM Coleman has the finest assortment
of toys In the city. 200
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EptToR Ngw N0RTu-wgsf-
The qutetude u Blsckfoot MAS disturbed last night
ahout nine O'clock bv the shooting q Dsnnis MeCor.
mick BY Patrick Lynch. oommouly called 'Psddy
Skye" The former had heea mining Ill day and ms
passing the evening In the Nendeea 6aooa whsa the
latter. who excused hinsclf from going to work a
the night shift Ia his custon) a acrount of TIE
rain. called him out ON the sidewalk, and after few
minutes conversation was heard to ~ By the By.
standers ''explain yourself" and immediately Arsd
the fatal shot the hall catering biz mouth when Dsa
sis Mccormick tell to the ground and expired In Q
few minutes. Dennis McCo mick has lived here Eve
or six years Gaze from Pennsylvania 70 this country
and was native Of Couuty Antsiem ireland, and was
4 peaceful and industrious man.
The cause appears to be love and jealousy. paddy
Skye" had been spoken 0f being poor and uncdu.
Gated" Two days before he had bcen heard to say
that he would '.ct even on the man who said 60"
and further said hc would lay bic booes IN the gave
yard" "Psddy Skye" b well known In this Territory
having made big raiss in Alder yulch In The Gall Of
1858; went home - Missouri, where 10 IL said to
have killed man. He scalped an lndian 1t Florence,
where be shot At another man and II IN Old noun
tainecr.
Last Sunday In Blsckfoot was the ivelieet Of this
season, and reminded one Of old times The bitches
and numerous reservoirs IRE full to repletou Every.
appears TO be At work and wages are a to Is per
day. More anon. WIN.
BLAcksoor. Nay -. 1873.
p. a-3r. L.. s0th-Thc whereabouts Of Paddy
skye IL not yet known. Some think be 10 making to
the British lines and to Kootcna although he ID said
TO have money 1t Fort Benton.
An inquest 10 now being held over the body BY
Justice Hands. WE.
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SOMETHING NEEDED. Tue County Com
missloncrs have recently cut fiue ditch on
Second street to irrgate tho Court House
Park. II WIS o commcndable project the
work Was cxceIlcntIy done. twill be no>
iced VIZ speak In unqualified approval.
But, we wish they would bride ii-put long,
secure bridges on the crossings Of Ill streets
80 tna il u tea ;! should run away the ve'
hiclc would not break In crossing. And
then other mishsps might Ike prevented.
There shou Vt least be . substsnt ial, reliable
one Ut the 4. street crossing; especially on
rainy nights in the dark Of the moon
Strangers coming to town are liable u be
seriously injured. or wet, or otherwise laid
out II it 10 not done. We have no personal
interest In this matter, own no property III
the vicinity, drive 10 vehicles snd can arsv'
81 there dark nights AZ we'll ~ anywhere.
But were We . County Commissioner We
would not want u die until bridge %
aforesaid had been built q previously stated
=, tho pu,n. above indicated. We trust this
much needed Improvement will not bc post :
poned until another tall.
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FROM QUARTZ CREEK. NlsSoUA co.
11iniag Hlstssss 8.esasag,ag-What ~
Dsys aso Osiag- Thserstieal 0hz,stians
HPEaetieal InlAels.

EDITon NEW NoRFH-Wssr.-
tn DOcEs predicts that the restless Bitter
Root farmers will regret their lack of ''pluck
and stick.to.a tivcness" before they find bet
ter times In some other place, and We may
cay the same thing Of some Of our old times
residents who left last fall for Phoebe or
some other lively country, for while We
hear of them chopping cord wood some
where il Salt Lake country, the prospects
on our creek have been. and ere improving,
40 much ~, that some time in the not far
distant future this will hecome fsiAous
mining camp. Old man HODGE. who spent
the winter in San Francisco, showed his
good sense In coming back to our camp this
spring, although he came on the general
average. {: e.to see what he could 6nd. On
The way from YOUR place he picked up .
Pole that had been astray for some time,
and brought him along. and - he proves to
he good blacksmith and good workman
We ind use for him.
The McKin ney Bros. cleaned up ESQ lest
week-ten dollars per day for Ill WORK done
on that piece Of ground. They propose to
put on . night crew next week. Their
ground ispopularly supposed to contain less
gold than any other part of tho creek, and
I believe there orc. several miles Of the creek
that can be ~ easily worked - theirs, only
it 10 harder to open. Bob Miller 10 getting
good pay on bed rock, where he has to use
. - 0>>s ,~,n1A a. ~
house.
Ths new dums company have In 900 feet
Of nume. and are supposed to be two or
three feet from bedrock yet. The II Go.
average $50 10 the set Of timbess; three
men take out . Get . day. The 20 crowd
are raining through bed rock for . bar
channel; got 70 they could zee through last
night; they dropped bucket down 10.
feet shaft on Uncle TommyS head and hs
seas laid W for seek; (the bucket weighed
u pouuds) Bodie b Co., On 81. last week
sluiccd two days, and cleaned bedrock one,
they took out e75 90; they ore on the rim,
gravel 3 10 8 feet. There has never been
but one vacant claim in this district mo So
and since the strife on 81 that 10 In dispute.
The butcher came to-day and made the boys
fell stout. There seems 70 b ample license
70 your correspondents for choice of subject
since you find rom for ''nonos" letter on
''spiritualism, etc." Mountain men may be
practical Infidels, but We claim to DO theo'
retical Christians. URsA MINOR.
QUARTS CRsEK, Nay .. 1874
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the GOLD CREEK cAl1pS.
Yssa on Travelling osssssDsa1sat

EDrros Nsw No Ern-wEsr-
An carly start on 0ilmer 3 SslisburyS
coach brought NJ whirling into the city Of
Yamhill just d sunrise, In the mellow glare
At which trs. caught sight Of the dimio.
utive figure Of Nick Beery, his head des-
cribin9 the descending arc Of circle - he
came through doorway six fest two inches
high. But although TO Iow for him to
come ont, found Il, - II - for III, large
enough tn admit with . welcome your cor
respondent, and with him and M. Fly par.
took Of sumptuous breakfast worthy the
cook end company.
There were ss time of my visit, nine com
pan,es mining successfully, Of whose opsr
atoms you win doubtless have account from
other sources. Having interviewed Yam.
bill in the interest Ut the NEW N0RTn
Wssr, and adding 10 it, list. rode
per Rains b Cos coach 10 Pioneer and
registered at the popular Childs House In
THE noted ''burg." Nr. G. h slowly reoov>
e,in9 from the effects OF his late set>to with
he indomitabls Murphy.
Here found . camp full Of men, large
postDa out Of employment, who cane hith-
O. from other parts 70 work. There y hsgl
that frequestiy Recurring trouble II mining
csmps-ihe question Of the price Of waller
The ditch oompsnies ask Is cents; miness
arc offering 10 cents, with an indisposiiios
o. the part OF ditch owness to make ~
IA L
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CREIGHTON FREIours -Thc following
freigbts for the West Side have been for
warded by J. A. Creighton 4 Co.:
Chas Medford's mule train left C0rinne
April 25th, loaded for Smith s. Randall.
VIM. Coleman. w. A. Gibbons, w. A.
Clark. Osborn & Dennec, and J. p. Fink
& Co., and others st Deer Lodge.
Lcvan Bros mule train left Corinne May
18th with Is, $50 pounds for Gerber & Dick
enson, WIN. Coleman, Osborn & Dennee,
Buck 4 Cave, Weimar d Co., and Jno. p.
Fink & 20.
q. Ree'icr's train left Corrinne Nay 5th
with ~, 1913 pounds of freight for Osborn &
Dcnree.
Snodgrass 4 Belongs train, 10 wagons,
"a. $50 pounds, left Coriune May 7th, Iosd-
Cd for Osborn & Dennee, John p. Fink 4
Co.. and Parchcn s D'Acheul.
A. Stoners train, 1920. pounds, left
Corinne May 9th. loaded for Osborn & Den
nee, Chas. Blum, Buck h Cave and Wei
mar 4 Co.
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FaoM DvTTf CITY.
0o1oe n q 01aai1o I'D.

GDIToR NEW Nosru-WEsT-
I must drop you line to say that our
camp 10 progressing, and adding more to the
abundance Of the known wealth that lies
hidden under the surface. The fact u We
are expecting not the Marrow Gauge" but
the N. p. r. r. soon. and this hes given
. new impetus to our citizens and enabled
the Humphreys and Joe Ransom to find
another grand aud rich lode Of green ore.
and its name 1t 10 "Modoc." I send you
herewith . sample of the metal in It, of
which It yields about 60 per cent. In fact
It Is broad, well defined, true fssure
vein" and It IL surprising to zee how much
more easy 1t 10 70 ra,se laugh out Of Joe
than II was before this lode was disc1vsssd.
And yet he works hard on 1t every day.
They had It surveyed when W. W. johnson
Was up here about week since.
Yours, ETC.,
llUfPR CRY H. r. Nav n l67S
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Lady's Trimmed Hats,
Lady's Untrlmmcd Hats :
Latest Spring Styles, just received BY
E. l. BotteR & Co
Personal.

Mr.. Hyde is prescribing tor epi.ooed
watches in Blackfoot this week.
Judge Hiram Knowles leaves this morning
for Bannack. The June term Of court
begins there on Monday next.
o. B. O'Bsnnon, ESQ.,. journeyed Helena.
ward . few days since to be absent some two
or three weeks-the ''horriblc mis-"
Mr.. John Mahau, one of virginia's old
time and most descrvedlv we'll liked citizens,
10 spending few days in our village. We'll
come
Mr. Carl Stanley. formerly the efficient
agent of Hugh Kirkendall, syant the hills,
IL spending = few leisure days in Deer
Lodge.
E. +. Huson, Esq, the head Of the lead
ing New Chicago mercantile firm, put In On
appearance this week and reports oil pros.
porous where the ranchers have picked their
Flint.
Mr.. Gilbert Mcfarland, who made quite
successful canvass for some excellent publ
cations a few weeks since. 10 in town filing
the orders There 10 many home better
end brighter for go"d books in the library
or picture on the wall.
Sheriff Jones went to Bisckfoo, Thur
day to get trace of Lynch, II ps'ssible.
Wesley has not, In bic nearly four years
term, had an offender elude him or IN e..
Gaping prisoner get away, and Lynch will
probably 6nd ''those dark eyes haunt him
STILL" and find him. too.
A copy of the Yreka Journal with ''com>
pliments of Mn. AL. Peacock." reminds ~
that al" snd wife ore somewhere IN the
vicinity of tho Mcdoc troubles II any
contingency should reduce safety to ques>
ton of equestrianism, I'VE are free n mann
tain" no gentle savage will ever hanEst BID
girdle tress of her sun -lithair-o ''Als'
either.
=. .. Huntley. Esq, one of the entespris
ing brothers who did Montana much mail
service, was In town Wednesday evening
On route to Walla Wslls ~ look over thei'
lines. Although ~ genial Is of yore. ''Si'
hos not been successful In doging MI Time''
snow balls, but VIC trust be may bc spared
to Us many years yet, notwithstanding. III
will return to Montana In few weeks ant
probably summer In the mountains.
Hon. VIM. Il. Clagett desires % to stat
for the information of many who made
written application to him for certain pub
lie documents, that the distribution VA
not made to members In time for him r
send them from Warrington. he therefor
had them acnt here In bulk and deferred tn
distribution that when he'd come It Nigh
No mse equal and satisfactory. Having
thus deferred until Il few days since, ht
sent out what single volumes and compiled
sets were then here. and viii send the re
msinder q soon - the missing volumes as
rive or IL b fair 70 assume they have mis-
carried.
SALOONS II ostsids CAMPS daising SODA WAITE
Forwarded y thsa b. eoscA - rscsave prompt aase'
tion, shoaN addrsss
Oa ". u PATT.S, Agent.
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have already procured . number Of sub
scsibes here. will give the boys another op.
portunity so.mosrow, and hence depart
down the rives. Iwould have leftto day bat
Charley Murphy, induced theret" BY some
slsndeso1s reports Of my unexessed strength
requssted my assistance In lifting On eighty
hundred lumber wagon which he spins
around these parts behind furlous or %
Of oxen, and In accommodating him ! got
t~iich Of cerebro spinal meningitis In my
hack. I suppose that's what it 10, anyhow
it, good long name aud will sound well to
new Subscriber II seems Murphy has .
way Of dispensing physical injuries to his
friends which even . cauvasstng agent 10
not exempt from. More anon. SIoMA.
PSoxEEa, Nay q, ls73.
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Local ersHlties.
No te'egrams tor past three days.
"NonO'S" letter TOO late for this week.

No kilograms tor pest thres days.
: ''louo's" letter TOO late for this week.
This the latest mining sssson ever known
10 Montana.
Mt. Powell Vas showed 10 knee deep
Tuesday night
The Montana hound coaches now leave
Corinns at So. d.
The front end Of this week got Nil wet.
and the latter end was snowed on.
Msny freight trains are arriving and will
arrive from Corinne within the next few
days.
Several inches Of snow fell iu the valley
Thursday night and vanished In the morn
ing sun.
Coaches from Corinne have been nearly
twenty four hours late the past We elk. The
worst roads you ever saw" between Snake
River crossing and Pleasant Valley Is tie
cause assigned.
Mr. George Bstterton on Tuesday pu,-
chased the one. fourth interest ct Thos. II
Irvine, Jr., In the Batterton, Irvine s. Co.,
mining clsi,n of 60Ox6O0 feet ON Granite
Bar, near smhill. for &l,20O.
The mention made elsewhere Of the tclc.
graph fumes ~ Pilgrim Bar reminds Us OF
= ,mlgrim of Inquiring mind who came GU,
last year aad who on seeing the hydraulic
telccraphs Ut Silver Bow. ''wsnted 10 kno v
what them high fences were put up there
fOr?"
The "Spanish band" of horses. the prop.
erty Of Senior Corvorubias, Sheriff Of Santa
Barbara county. CAL, which have been
ranged near Deer Lodge for the past year or
two. were driven this week Bozeman ward,
where they will be put on sale. They are
in tip top condition and there are some good
broncllos in the hand.
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vs,sssa.-
iva = heseey epgeoe.iaeea; 40 . pey WLIam y.
90 mo1oeUoee ~ ~ W - ~ 49, O@es U:Psn-
@ees sSc6 ~ sSs. e0ass " 49, q oes soos'
son0 oouen eaxa oese0y SppsOp1lass0,
TO snppy oeuc1e1ey u sne apps4pnenoo toe tee1s-
tered packake-oovesop0 s0r sne I cS:...mcc Depen-
ment toy the aec0 yeaf e0dmS June 1aLuetn ciehsen
nandrsd M ssvsoC.V.Cs oe'e" OnusAn1 s"o MY
three dollars ana two ceoN
For balance % saere: Of postmessess ior tne year
cQmn4 Sene tnkses0s csSseen n1aov1 s11 SSsy
three, c0e nunofeo ana etGnty.tour snousano u.as'
TO enable me FostmaesessIenefa 20 w MG e..
penses incurred u eighteen nnnoie0 ano slxy-Iux N
sitting up the postomce % Cnas'e.ton S0Ssn CsI9ns.
one enousand -FOUR hundred ana tnrsy ooafs snu ave
SEC. That the following amounts or 20 mncn
thereof z: may Be necessary OF hereby appsopoastea
tor the following. named 0Mcee ana Depanmenn LOT
pofcnase @ peseaeesSameo soe ~ o0nne tns n.cas
year eodine June tnISesn, eiSoteen nunorc0 and
sevensy.so0f:
Eoe kxecanve omce, az hnndfeo oosan; Ior y
perne1s % Seaee esgnv-snTee tn0esIn1 o0a.sSi tTs
~. H., ssp,r cSs Sxs rn,s .rd TOM
sSo:.snd do. avs ih,,Se~S,
thousand aolass; rSs Interior Department two hun;
GIeo eno tWe1X soOus1n0 ooaAn; tol AGnGuitunA
DepermsnL nSy.tCWsO ta01san0 00usn. LOT Dcpa!t-
meat os SusucA M.esn tn0usan ~ o0nan; LOT Ma
DcRenmeat ~ e1nSseG sIu sn .n ti te3assnu
doam Ios omSes ot sne y sns nooae q KcGse-
sensan sns - ~ TO-. -" ss snS snc Ss s
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