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Pioche daily record., 1873-06-11
REMOVAL.

E d. DURKEE HAS REMOVED TO P.
Il Heintzelman's Jewelry Store. Particular
attention will be paid to Repairing Watches at
prices to suit the times. All kinds OF Jewelry
Repaired in workman-like manner. Pipe
Mounting done with neatness and dispatch.
Please give me a call, one and all.
n. B. All Work Guaranteed. my20-1n.
Pioche daily record., 1873-06-11

lHE pdblicity given to messages writ
len on postal cards may be avoided by
the use of invisible ink, the direction to
hold to fre' being written with com
mon ink, This checks the inquisitive-
ness OF post-office clerks, who have not
the time to make applications. In
France invisible ink is sold for this
purpose.
Pioche daily record., 1873-06-11
Ma.eppa silver Mining Company
For Eent.

V,HE STORE NOW OCCUPIED BY F. D.
INQUIRE Of MASON b WILCOX,
myls.tf Boot Store, Main street
Pioche daily record., 1873-06-11
NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAY MY
~ wife, NANCY j. VAN STEENBERG has
left my bed and board without just cause or
provocation, and l hereby forbid all persons
hArboring or trusting her on my account as
will pay no debts Of her contracting.
Bullionville, Nevada, May 81, 1878.
u I'm J. E. VAN sTEENBERe
Pioche daily record., 1873-06-11
New ARRANGEMENT

OFFICE OF THE
FLORAL SPRING WATER COMPANY!
PIoCHE, June Z, 1873.
nN AND AFTER THE FIRST DAY OF JULY
Othe Company will be prepared to furnish all
parties having Pipe Connections with METERS,
supply of which are now on the way from New
York. The price of Water will then be as
follows;
Through Meters, per gallon. cents
Delivered by Carts within the main
limits of the town. per gallon. ....3 cents
At the Goose Necks of the Company on
Main street, per gallon. ..........2k cents
je7tf wM IUBBOCK
Pioche daily record., 1873-06-11

To the Stockholders of the Alps
Silver Mining Company.-There will be meet
ing of the resident Stockholders of the above
Company at the office of J. G. Foster, on Lacour
atreet, in Phoebe, on Saturday, June 7, 1878,
at O'Clock p. m.
All persons owning stock in the company are
most urgently requested to be present, as bust
ness of Importance will be transacted.
je5td u. Z. ALLEN and others.
Pioche daily record., 1873-06-11
Dissolution.

gTHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
i listing between George Eggetts and Charles
Nettenburgh, under the firm name of George
Eggetts Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. GEO. EGGETTS will pay ali debts Of
the late firm, and to him all outstanding liabili.
ties must be paid.
GEO. EGGETTS,
CHAS. NETTENBURGH.
Phoebe, June 3, 1873. je4 ST
Pioche daily record., 1873-06-11

;. an Illinois justice Of the peaae refused
70 nne a man for kissing girl against
nef WILL because when the lass came into
court he was obliged to hold on to the
her himself.
Pioche daily record., 1873-06-11
OFFICE OF THE
FLORAL SPRING WATER COMPANY
PIoCHE, June 5, 1873.

All parties having Pipe Connections
are hereby notified that hereafter the regula-
tons of the Company in reference to selling or
giving away Water, or using or permitting other
persons to remove or use Water, for any other
purpose than for the premises paid for, will be
strictly enforced, and that any party or parties
infringing upon the above regulation. in addi
tion to having the Water smut on from their
premises, viii be criminally prosecuted.
je5-1m W. NJ. LUBBOCK.
Pioche daily record., 1873-06-11

u;. "A NEGRO was put upon the. stand as
;na ~aness IN Washington, and the Judge
inquired ..Tg if he knew the nature of an oath.
EoT certing, boss," said the citizen
III ~ l l, swar to lie mus stick to him
IKE Massa Colfax!''
Pioche daily record., 1873-06-11
SAN FRANCISCO AGENT.

Z. W. CRANE, IS6 Montgomery street, is Sci-E
Agent for the PIocHE DAILY REcoED, author
lied to contract and collect for advertise
ments, at our lowest cash rates. in coin. Ad-
vertisers are requested to leave their-orders
with him, a. none other will be recognized
Pioche daily record., 1873-06-11

IL aat aa ~ Vienna Exposition will cost near
y SSo.oV,0OO. 1t will require the con-
M,Gu'ions WI y; 70, of twenty millions of lockers
VII IN Vienna to make it pay.
Pioche daily record., 1873-06-11

!. As Grant is to be our President again,
s,.hsy 81 hay be inferred that we shall have q
1'a0'e government for another four years.
Pioche daily record., 1873-06-11

JOAQUIN ~ Miller told Mr.. Redpath that
Gs, Ge was to be married soon to an Eng
~ "IS u;N iany OF fortune, the only daughter
VI OF 1. D. Hardy, of London.
Pioche daily record., 1873-06-11
JOB WORK.

Done at the RECORD office in the best style
known to the art; and must be paid for on de-
livery. unless persons having the work done
have standing accounts with the Office. No de-
Walton from this rule.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-23
This Morning.

T95 0phir, 1872. ls3. 1St, 1S5, 100 b30.
$3.50 Gould & Curry, Is, 20, q, %, e5x.
1a4O Best & Beicher, 81, s., 50. sly.
lc+o Chollar-Potosi, 20, Il, u, 70, a, &c boo, :;
Tx.
9o5 Hale & Norcross, n, 81, ~, COY.
2se Crown Point. l04. los. 1oi. los.
$50 yellow Jacket. %, 50. 50, 81, SIN.
i0ss Kehsnei. 70, isS. 81. isS.
lSO Alpha. &C, 70. GO, 63, ", G5.
3l5 Belcher, 100, 81, 9S.
$50 Confidence. 1ix. Il, l3H. 1sH, l3I.
7<5 Con. Virginia, -, II. SOY, 81.
1855 Sierra Nevada. %. 26S, "a, - bS.
$40 Daney, 81. 81. 81.
100 Seq. Belcher, i29. lis, III, li2x, lis.
$40 Exehequer. Is. %, ~, ii.
12lo ovsrmn, 50, TN, 70. TsH, TN.
22i5 Justice. II. 10, i2x, Is, l2x.
4oo suecor, 4. 81, 3S.
$50 Buckeye. lI.
735 Julia, 81, 81, 6X.
ll5o Lady Bryan, :, IN, 2h.
st5 Caledonia, 81, ssh. S6K, 81, 81 BIZ.
1905 Knickerbocker, 7x. 7a,S.
$50 Arizona 6 Utah, ~.
800 Globe, =, AZ,
1925 Baltimore. sx SKIS.
100 Bacon, 6A,6.
800 Bullion. ~, 81, SO b30.
9O5 Utah. II. Is o3o.
BIS Central, IS, IS, IS, IN.
AIS Eclipse. 2, 6k, OK.
200 Trench. nj.
TOO Challenge, g..
2265 Dayton. g.. Q, s&.
1850 Rock Island. 2x, az.
CTS Pictou. 75c. size.
165 Dardanelles. 2.
2255 New York Con, ~, ~. 8, 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-23
WESTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO TUE GOLD HILL DAILY sEws.]
FROM SAN
weather-Important Eicction-Poor
Chance for Omcc-A Chronicle
Carrier In Limbo still In jail
Will be Concluded-Will Demand
Private Observation-Disclosures
OF Judge HaEer.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 23-1 +. NJ
Tho weather to-day Is clear. There
was a heavy frost last night.
Justice Choachimsen has been elect
cd Chief Justice Of the Justices Court
In this city.
There are loo applicants for posi-
tions on the police force and so ap
polntments to be made.
One OF the carriers Of the Chronicl'
pleaded guilty to to-day Of stealing
copies OF tho Call from a subscriber
door and will be sentenced tomorrow
Philip Moore, who threatened to Kill
Miss Healy for refusing to marry him
has not been able to give bonds and II
still In Jail.
The argument In the case of Lee
and Lindsey, indicted for aiding the
Brothertons to escape, will be conclu
ded and probably a verdict rendered
to-day.
Mrs. Annie Pierce, accused Of as
saulting a man with a knife with In
tent to commit murder, has demanded
and will have q private examination
Today.
Judge Hager was elected to-day. by
Joint Convention In Sacramento, Sen
ator for the short term Oh the second
| ballot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-23
Virginia, Dec. %, 1872.

Ar CuurDUcK's.-It Is we'll worth
| ones while to call In at Chubbuck's
Post. office store here In Gold Hill, and
take n look ut his unique and extern
sive assortment Of toys, gilt books and
general holiday goods Of all descrip-
tiors. Such an array Of dolls! Dolls
that wink, dolls thar dance, dolls that
crawl and dolls that can't. Then
there arc the rocking-horses and fast
nags, and the yclocipede boys and ex-
press drivers. who only need \ little
winding up to set them going about
the floor at a $40 gait. The geese aud
ducks and other game and barnyard
stock that 60 nodding and hobbing
about as though they are alive, and
other novelties too numerous to men,
ton. are daily d%istracting the longing
gaze of Juvenile Gold Killers. Club
buck has got goats that can outsquswI
ANYTHING they have got up at Virginia,
and barking dogs, s~quealing pigs. bray
ing mules and growing hens enough 10
stock a ranch. Go and see Chubbuck's
Christmas menagerle.
CHsAP GRocERIEs.-Mr. Hurley u
Co., Main street, Gold Hill, below the
Eclipse Stables. still continue to keep
one of the choicest stocks Of family
groceries, provisions, ETC., In the coun-
tv. Gentlemanly and accommodating.
they naturally deserve and receive a
liberal share Of public patronage.
Those In need of anything In their
line will do we'll to give them n call.
Read their advertisement In another
column.
PLENTY OF WArEa.-John w. l..
Hunt, Superintendent Of the Franklin
Mill, Carson River, says there Isl now
plenty Of water running in that tur-
bulent stream for all milling purposes;
i'm fact. too much. The franklin Mill
i, doing capital work, running to It's
full capacity OH Belcher ore. All the
other mills along the river, which are
fully supplied with ore, are also run
ming to their full capacity.
CHEAP CLorHISe.-Cohn s Isaacs,
the popular clothing dealers at No. le
south C street, Virginia City, desire
70 inform their friends and the public
Generally that they are prepared te
furnish choice business suits, dress suits
and In fact every description OF men
and boys clothing OF the latest style
and best materials at the lowest living
rates. Read their advertisement III
another column.
CoMrLMENTARy.-We are pleased
to acknowledge the receipt OF a com
plimentary ticket to a grand banquet
to be given by the members OF the VII.
einia Caledonia Club on the evening
Of January LIST. These annual enter
tainments of our Scotch brethren are
always interesting and pleasing, snt
fortunate indeed will be the man tha'
Is lucky enough to have nm invitation
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-23

PPEW'S OPERA UousE.-CnoICE AT.
rRAcrroNs.-rhe Templeton Company
gave a very superior entertainment
last evening to a good audience. The
principal play was the beautiful
and popular drama OF "Fanchon
the Cricket" with Alice Vane in the
title character. Her rendition OF the
somewhat eccentric but t~rue-hearted
and good little Fanchon was excellent,
and most deseryediy %applauded
throughout. Landry Barbeau was well
represented by John Tcmpleton. and
isabel yane succeeded admirably In
her impersonation Of Martha. The
sonp and dance given by Alice and
Isabel yane was done up In very lively
and effective style, and called forth a
loud encore. The great popular favor
ite little Fay rempleton in her mimi.
table personation of "Pauline Lucca"
was a great feature OF the even
lug. and she got away with her
full need of applause as usual. No
ono not having seer this Juvenile
actress and d~elineator can realize
the p~recocious talent she possesses.
She Is one Of the wonders OF the age.
This evening will be presented the tine
emotional drama Of "Ten Nights In a
Bar-Room." In which Fay will give
her beautiful rendition Of little Mary
Morgan. and slug FEATHER, Come
Home" as che tries to coax her poor,
whIsky-suckiDg old parent away from
his seventeenth cocktail In the bar
room. After that the little Fay Will
appear as q little sailor in full and APP
propriate costume. and will give the
..Sailor's Hornpipe" and other dane
Ing and singing features. The whole
will conclude with the splendid comic
home picture entitled, "Contentment
Better than Riches" which Idea will
bio illustrated by the entire company.
All who attend will get their full
moneys worth Of pleasurable enter
tainmen ; they may be sure of that.
ScuooL ExAMNNrroNs.-The SEMI
annual examination Of the pupils In
the Gold Hill Grammar School has
been In progress since yesterday. The
pupils thus far have shown a good de-
erec Of proficiency in the various
branches taught IN tae ssnoT mnr
examination VIII oe co's,"ae" 80.
row afternoon. A cordisi ihsitat'9n
Is extended to all persons Interested IN
wei,a'e o. Tue The custom.
erv srercisss are being held in the
other departments Of the public sshoo,;
The schools close o-,hor.on w
reopen tue h'ss 'Ao
Al RUSH on HiM.-rhe rush at Fred
Roccls's well.known establishment, Z
s,reet- Virginia, Is described as tre-
mendous. lie has a huge assortment
of holiday goods of every description
and everybody Is rushing 70 MAKE tneaf
a"ris uorning tili late at night selling
things, aud it takes the balance OF the
time till next morning to rearranse
things for next days sales; conse,
qnent,y tney VII, NV
A''e Vow .-,,
TEAcirERs' ExAAiSArioN.-A VII"
ten examination Of applicants for po'
si.lons In the public schools t Oh s Tbirs
e9ansy . S in Virginia City,
masH II will be concluded to-mor'
row evening.
r,.p.sr,vn-rheC Christmas Fes-
,HI,,h. 6, John. Sunday School,
tivai OF the d. ''" na...., Foo
t WE December aI). at seven
O'Clock. Everybody is invited to .
nrasent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-23

HOMEOPATHY AND ALLorATnY.-Dr.
Stevenson, Of Virginia City, publishes
a communication In this paper to-day.
which should be read attentively by
oil who are interested In such matters.
As to the relative merits Of the two
modes of practice we do not constitute
ourself the judge, but leave that to
the general public, which always
rightly or wrongly, decides where
doctors disagree. There Is no
sort Of doubt that homeopathy
has been very much aud very unjustly
ridiculed by its opponents aud It's real
powers tor good undsrratcd. It Is
something new to hear It charged
that those ridiculous little mustard
seed like pills, those sugar pellets
"chicken feed"-that could ''chew
down, Walls and all, with perfect
impunity." are really productive of
harm. We have always heard 1t free
ly said that they couldn't do any good,
| but not until recently have we heard
| that they could do anybody any harm.
We always thought that the real sue.
cess of the homeopathic practice con-
sisted in not doing any harm.
CHOICE CHNsrMAs PREsENrs.-What
prettler or more tasteful and accepta-
BILE christmas present could you make
To YOUR wife, sweetheart, or lady friend,
| than n OF those beautiful sets ofsilver
jewelry, a nice gold watch and chain.
or a splendid diamond ring, to be ioand
At Fredrick's famous jewelry establish.
ment, c street, Vlnglnia. lie has an
immense assortment Of everything In
hi, line, from a silver toothpiek to q
three story clock, and his prices come
within the means Of all. Read Ills des-
criptive advertisement In another col
umn to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-23

EASTERN DISPATCHES.
lsrrqAL TO rH. GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS.
30 N EsrIo INTELLloEMoE
The virSinius Affair Prisoners
Account.


Tho virxinius AFFAIR Prisoners
Account.
New York, December ga dis
patch to the Tribune from Key West
contains the following: The Vir-
ginius prisoners, surrendered at San
tiago de Cuba, say that when the Of
ficsrs OF the Tornado boarded the Viz
ginius. one Of them In hauling down
the flag Of the United States, tore 1t
into ribbons and trampled OIL 1t, as
serting. with an oath, "Thls Is what
I have wanted" The situation In
Santiago de Cuba Is reported as very
serious. Only a week ago twenty-five
citizens were arrested, and after a
mock trial, without any evidence be-
lug adduced against them, they were
told to 60 home. On the way they
we're cruelty waylaid and killed. Only
one escaped, and he was riddled with
bullets. Americans are continually In
fear for their lives, and bitterly COM
plain that nothing has been done to
redress their wrongs. 1t Is not safe
for American officers to 60 ashore alone
at Santiago. All along the river lines
the Spauiards are erecting tow bat
teries.
Longshoreman Association.
PulLADELpuIA, Dec. 23.-The strik-
Ing Longshoremen have organized an
association. One resolution declares
that white and colored men may be-
come members.
Tho virginius.
CHICAGO, December 23.-Tho Times
Washington special says the official
admission by this Government Of the
fact that the Vlrglnius Is not entitled
to carry the American flag Is put out
so early and suddenly, even before the
vessel Is delivered to an American
port. as to exert In all quarters very
considerable surprise, not unmixed
with disgust. On the positive asser-
ton that most Of all the testimony
on which she has been finally
convicted, has been In the possession
of the Government from the very com.
mencement of the controversy. The
withdrawal Of the salute to the flag,
and the probable return Of the vessel
to Spain, do not appear here to sup
plement very favorably the pretentlous
demands Of this Government. With
this knowledge in tho possession Of the
Administration, It is thought to bc a
little extraordinary that five million
dollars should have been spent put
ting the navy OH a so.called
war footing. There were Senators
and Members who discussed the ques-
ton to-day In the light Of these facts,
and resolutions calling on the Admin
i~stration for all the facts and docu-
ments In the entire controversy were
suggested. 1t Is declared that the
whole case bears on its face evidence
Of a secret understanding between this
Government aud that OF Spain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-23
aA4touvstkerpEaD OF HEALTH.

d
The liver being the great depurating
or blood-cleansing organ OF the system,
set this great "housekeeper OF our
healthn at work, and the foul corrup-
tions which gender In the blood, and
rot ont. as It were, the machinery OF
lie. are gradually expelled from the
system. For this purpose DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, with very
small daily doses Of Dr.. Pieree's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets, are pre-.
eminsntly the articles needed. They
cure every kind Of humor, from the
worst scrofula to the common pimplc,
blotch or eruption. Great eating ulcers
Kindly heal under their mighty cura-
tive influence. Virulent blood-polsons
that Turk In the system are by them
robbed of their terrors, and BY their
p~ersevering and somewhat p~rotracted
use the most tainted systems may De
completely renovated and built up
anew. Enlarged glands, timors and
swellines dwindle away and disappear
under the influence Of these great re-
solvents.
DOCTORS COULDN'T HELF HlA.
ME1osvILLE, Morgan county, o..
March "a, 1872.
Dear DIR. PIERcE-When Twas 10 or
is years Of age I took what IS called
Kings Evil, and by constant doctoring
Il would heal In one place and break
out in another. 1t also broke out In
my left ear. / first found your namo
In the Christian Adrocate,' and sent ten
miles for the first bottle, which did me
more good than all other medicines /
ever used. l am % years old, and doc
tored with five doctors, and not one OF
them helped me so much IS your bottle
Of Discovery. 1 have got we'll and
able to do a good days work..
de23lw JOHN A. WILSON.
, 1873-12-16

Tho Poil 2faH Gazetta snya tllat cattle dieeaac,
Of TO disagreeatle n nature that it Causes tho
n,s rn" @ moesn" + ~ asato sn eont onno - . las
phor1s, md las been officially reported Mt Cou-
htnnlinoplc. 1t is characterized by frothing at
Tho mouth, running ut tho eyes and noso, n total
loss Of appetite. great lieut.. and thirst go lit
snpportable, that aome Of tho beasts attacxcd
by the illness cast themselves t,eadloug into nd
jacont riyors aud streams aud arc drowned. The
digeaso, it is stated haa beon in cxiuteuco for ,;-
ward OF month in several villages between
Deicos. on tho Upper Dobplorne, and Scutari
1t attacks bullocls and cows exclusively. nnd is
beloved to llavo been introduced from Ada -Daza,
beyond Ismidt. At Doskana. four hours distant
from Boicos, the disease IL increasing, and three
or four beasts tlio overy day. At Mushciuii, an
hours distance inand from Dos;ana, IL has killed
about eighty animals, half of tho stock Of cattlu
which tho yilago POSSESSED. At othor places il
is roimted to bo ou the incroaso. At Kou:choutli
sixty head Of cattIe havo pcrished. and at tho
y;llnge Of sullnn Tchtl.k, three hours' distance
tom Scutari, tiso or Elk animals dio daily.
, 1873-12-16
SPRINGFIELD.

.Trtlgo james Steele Appointed to tho
Nutlrold CoA1lsain.toas--No nIore Fest
Gases to Fsc Brought t1esorc Jsttt. To-
suec'al Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
srn1Sar1rLp, ILL.,, Dec. 15.-Judga James
Steele, of Paris, Edgar County, was appointed
to-day by tho Governor Inilrond and Warehouse
Commissioner, to fill tho vacancy cccasioncd by
tho death OF Col. Cook. Judge Steole is vol
known. having acryoa as Judge of tho Twenty
seventh Circuit Tor sis years cuJlng lust Juno.
Hc is expected to nrriyo hero tomorrow to qunl-
ify aud enter at onco upon hia dusioB.
1t is not tho intention Of the Commissioners
to bring any moro suits against railroads until
after the tino fixed Mt which their schedules,
which hayo boen published, ahail become prima
fncio eyitlcnco of reasonable rates. Ihis will DO
on the 10th day Of January next. 6aon there-
after. unens tic Legislature should III tito
meantime mako some change in tho law, n,ltl-
bor OF Huits will be brought, which will bo
pushed aB speedily as pohslb'c toa conclusion.
Tho commissioners assert that they hnEo faith i'll
ito entiro efficiency OF tho law. AZ It now is to
solys the railroad problem, aud III their forth
coming report they will recommend that 1t bo
loft untouched by tho Legislature
Tho Hartman Bros. Liquor Dcnlers' Associa-
tion of Chicago, capital $500, 900. and the st..
Louis Conont md Imo Company. of Alton,
capital 100000, wore licensed to-day.
Willian H. Wliteheud. Of Mclean County,
has boon appointed Public Administrator for tho
county.
, 1873-12-16
DUBUQUE.

Organization OF n MnnufnctNrerss
Aid Aas0ciui uiintl.--NIorclst For the
Building of II 1Vny0n-1iritigo Across
tho ufsxisstppa.
Special Dispttet to The CAteaao Tribune
DunuQuE, H., Dec. 15,-A largo number Of
citizens mot at tho rooms Of The Young Mems
Christian Association this evening, and adopted
articles of association Of ManufncturerB' Aid
Association. About fifty po,sous pignc1 tho
articles, and Doard OF oloren Directors was
appointed, and also d Committee Of Seven to
solicit subscriptions to tho articles OF associa-
ton. Tho meeting then adjourned, to moot
at somo future tinlo not DESIGNATED.
A committee, coutisting OF ten citizens and
fivo Aldermen, inspected tho railroad bridge
the puiposo Of cortai,.ing tho practicnbitty Of
having wagon-bridgo constructed i'll conncc-
tion with it. It wns found to bc favorable, md
q subcommittee of three waB appointed to writo
to Senator William B. Allison. requesting bin, to
70 to New York aud get the conaont OF tho d.
rcctors of tho Illinois Central Railroad Company
il that city to have wagon-bridgo constructed
This wne dono, and Tho lettor mailed
this eyouing. II tho Directors Of
tho 1llinoin Central Naslroad Company
consent, delegation will bo Bent to Washington
to petition Congress for mn appropriation to
help construct tho wagon bridge. Ivory csisoa
of Dubuque ia in favor Of tho project. and none
mora 80 than the business men, M there ere
times when the fcrry-boat caunot run, mud tho
ico Mt tho enlno tirao is u1safe. Thus farmors
coming to tl,ia mnrkot, which tAoy would do if
there was n,cnnu Of crossing tho river, nuch ne n
bridge that could be rolled on ut all seaBona OF
tho year.