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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-18

GOLDEN TREASURE cigars at the
Post Office News Room. Somthing entirely
new.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-18

There were 5l8 deaths in New York city
last week.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-18

The Beig ian Governments bss stationed q
msu/of/war st Ostend, to prevent ths eos
croschmsut Of English ashiog vessels
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-18

Birdsboro, Bsrks county, is 10 have new
paper. TO bs called The Pioneer.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-18
Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
Divine Ecrvico.

Pet. Centre.pa.. Friday, April 1S
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24

NEWSPAPER FOR 81. GEoRGE.-We ART
informed by gentlemen just in from ST
George that the citizens of that flourish
ing garden city are determined to have a
tirst-class newspaper to advocate their
interests. 1t wonld be strange if they
cosld not. with their population of over
5000. their highly productive soil. and
rich mineral surroundings. foster into
existence one of the most prosperous
journals in the mountains. They need
wide-awake, influential journal. which
would attract men and capital, expedite
the construction Of the Utah Southern.
and, in very few years, make St.
George what Salt Lake now is. In this
universally reading age it is as imDossi-
BILE to build up new country without
the influence Of printer ink as it would
he to teach school without books
Phoebe Record.
Let the st. Georgians give rs .
call and they can get all the needed
materials chssp for coin.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24


HORSE TH1EvEs.--About ten days age
John Rooney and Thomas Laurie stole
ten head of horses and four mules from
A. j. Holmes and - Rhodes, ut Column
hus. The thieves calue up to Smoky
Valley, and after trading valuable
horse to Mr.. Charles Shields for II mare
and colt and forty dollars, crossed the
Toiyable R,nge III the vicinity Of King
ston and passed down Reese River Val
ley Week ago yesterday, stopping to
rest hearty all the afternoon of that day
at Vick's Station: they also remained
at or in the vicinity OF Battle Mountain
Station two or three days and left there
with the stolen stock three days ago.
Two men in the employ Of Messrs.
Holmes and Rhodes are in pursuit Of the
thieves, and last evening Sheriff Emery
left ON the stage for Battle Mountain,
having received dispatch from Deputy
Carter that the robbers would camp last
night in Humboldt county, about forty
miles from Battle Mountain. Laurie
left this city about two months ago, ha,-
ing worked II short time driving dray tor
he Manhattan Company. Before he
eft he obtained two hundred and fifty
lollars from Mr.. 5. E. Rocker under
,ise pretens-s. He Game here from
Oregon and is evidently u bad specimen
# the genus web-fOOt, and it Is to be
hoped that he and his partner in crime
xili be uvertaken and arrested and the
stolen property recovered.-Keese Ricer
Receiiie, Ndy 20.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24
The Danbury man spins this good

one:
The most accommodating man we ever
saw was he who was captain of II steam
ship which piled between New York and
Port Royal. during the war. One day u
soldier lost his cap overheard. and went
to the Captain about it. The old gen.
tlenan sad it was impossible to stop the
vessel to recover it. but he kindly offered
to make mark on the rail where it went
overheard. and get it when he came
back. We saw him make the mark our
.elves, and well remember that in all
hat motley crowd there was not u dry
we.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24

Presidents attitude In the matter 10
characterized by his habitual cam
tiousness and wisdom and will be,
we have no doubt. fully justified by
the ultim tie results thereof.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24

SEVEN years in the penitentiary
is the penalty. in Brooklyn. for the
luxury Of beating ones wife to death.
such is the experience of Mr.. Moran.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24

The sentence to death upon the
gallows will be pronounced upon
Chas. Russell, now in the San Fran
cisco Jail, on Tuesday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24

THEY are talking of an election of
a President of the Spanish Republic
by the popular voice-plebiscitum is
the new tangled Latinism for this
action Of the popular sovereiyns.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24

II is not An entirely safe or agree.
able thing, just now, to hold the pc
sition of a correspondent of the
New York Herald and as such, repair
for duty to the ever faithful isle OF
Cuba. The chivalric Okelly con
templates the dangers of the situa'
ton from the ramparts of Moro
Castle. and now, by order of the
Spanish authorities in Havana. Mr..
Prince, another correspondent OF
that famous newspaper, has been
taken into custody on charges, the
nature of which are unknown to
himself, and he is locked up in q
Fort hard by. 1t is becoming a
question of immediate moment that
Uncle Sam should inquire into the
Cause for these sudden and apparently
capricious arrests.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-24

WHILST it is doubtless true thai
! there are many unhappy habits pc
culiar to the Saints and sinners Of
Salt Lake City, still do We commend
the milky way AS maintained there
and a. thus made historical by the
.Ne,r Endo rment: In city hav-
ing SO many children to the acre.
milk becomes an important item in
the domestic economy. A very good
arrangement is made here, by which
every family can have its own COW
and have il cared for ut "a light ex-
peuse. Every morning ut O'Clock
Il man passes on horseback ont Sec
ond South street toward the COW lands
Of the valley. As he passes the
houses of his patrons, he sounds y
large brass horn and the cows are
turned out, and urged by his dogs,
they are brought into ranks, and
driven off. At about in the even
ing. the same horn announces the
cows return. well fed on fresh grass,
sides frightened and udder aching for
the canrie hand of the maid with
the milking pail. 1t Ia an excellent
arrangement, productive of fresh
milk and butter and fat babies"
The Placer herald., 1873-08-30
TOR CONSTAELES
READER, JUICE FROM THIS.

In the early part of this week large pack
age Of Boo'h's and Edg,ron's speeches were
eencrousI y se,t 20 our County Central Com
miitee for distribution. Hose speeches, in
every paragraph, echo the essence Of what
the Independents Of Placer teach, lcrad' and
are latorirg for, and, "f clu,se,~ ~ eie laotnlt-
ly and thoroughly distributed TO all parts Of
tie county At the same time large pack
age OF Tie same documents were sent to l!s
Republicans here; but, wthstanding iheis
loud declarations for Booth on the stump
they don't want their henighted followers tt
imbile too much Of the spirit and sen'imen,
which control the mo ives Of Ii,at great man
kne~i,Dg if The, do, they will desert them
70 they prnd,ntly, though seishy sent
,hese most valuable thoughts oi iwoG Cali
tornia greatest reformers on; Of tie back
door
The Placer herald., 1873-08-30

ANoTBEK MEAN TRICK. The railroaders
of Rockln are not eatirfed with tie place
designated ty tue Supervisors for holding the
election. The Election Proclamation setr
apart Gay'oms House as the polling place
fr Rocklin precinct. This don't suit the
ring -railroaders. and they have been making
an effort to &c, it hr moved to the citing room
in the railroad round-hcuse. Why there :?
Simply because there the company's loys
consregate ia great numbers; there the break
men, conductors, engineers, etc. of the pass-
ing trains stop awhile; there sit tile bose.
the entire day. and there the workmen can
bc rushed in in single file Immediately from
their work, passed before said bos.es fri III
whom they must ceive their tickets. and
voted like sheep, as men were voted fr. m
the navy yard two years ago, or lose their
situations. The trick il one Of the meanest
hue; intended 10 rob the honest citizen Of hi-
freedom or his br ad, in order to accomplish.
a nercena'y desigr. This act is character.
istc Of those who are insigating it .snd should
lie retnked by the good people Of the pre-.
cnct with the severity it deserves.
The Placer herald., 1873-08-30
IhE UNION IN A FOG.

The Sacramento Union is either befogged
in reference to the parties in Placer county,
or ID is blindy sacrificing its principles in
hopes Of accomplishing one pet object. 1t
is taking course which must bring curses
on its head by attempting to carry water cu
both shoulders. We will ask the Union
some questions regarding our parties and
issues.
l. knot the Independent move in Placer
Identical with the Taxpayers in Sacramento,
or in Yuba aud other counties?
2. Are thsre not as many Republicans
in proportion on the Indepesdent Legislative
ticket in Placer, as there are on the Tax
payers ticket n Sacramento
8. Did the Taxpayers of Sacramento
pledge to support Mr.. Booth moro than tie
Independents did in Placer?
4. Is not the RepuSlcan party in Sacra-
mente and the Republican party in Plscer
the same?
S. Has not the party record Of the Re-
publican party in Placer and in Sacramento
been the same in reference to monopoly is
sues
6. DO you not know that the Republi-
can party in Placer is headed and run by men
who are friendly to the monopoly.
Z. viii not all the employees Of the mo-
nopoly and all the votes it can control be cast
for the Republican candidates in this county
8. Is there a single known friend Of the
mi nopoly in this county who will vote for
or lend assistance in any form 10 the Inde-
p,,dent party?
9. Is the past record Of the Republican
candidates in this county clear on monopoly
iesues?
10. Is not the record Of the Independ-
er: candidates sound and clear on these 10.
sues?
IL. Are not the Independent candidates.
especially for the Legislature, decidedly the
most candid and able men?
IL. Have pe not always stood stsunci'
sod true to the people as opposed to monop-
oily, and most lkely to be 90 now?
13. Did not the Argus support the mo-
n,poly's candidate for Congress, ono yea
ago?
IA. Did not the present editor Of III
drgus, now candidate for the Legielasurs
On the Republican ticket. stand one hsadred
feet from the polls all election dsy, Ass year
aud beg Democrats and Liberals to vote fol
The Placer herald., 1873-08-30
JLSA Now "A ~.

The onion, in its leader on Monday last,
makes one very fruitful state ment, and a'-
tererting 10 us, because so sirikingly appli-
cattle 10 the Rerubl cans of Placer, wl.,n it
eMs: 1.-TWO mcnils ago-even cne month
ago, the Republican demnGoeus were
abusing Tie Co>ei'r Uool J like traitor
and pieSieaket, iut Low they are too anx-
ious 10 Convince tie tmeill'd l'er'c that
their candidates are for b. 9th in preference
to any other man FOR the Senate" That il
just how it IL. They have fo, nd that Booth
is strong with tie people,; fav"ri'e of tile
people. and man whom the people have
CO, 6dtnce in; aud ss Il political dodge, in
order to obtain 'se s,ffrse,s tf the people,
they. The hangers on TO the rotten lulk or
sinking ship Of Eepublicanism, which Ro:h
himself Las toiGt nned as entirely unfit TO
stal.d the tide of eorrup, On which fer ears
has iten swNrirg over cur Republic, arc
tecom z ;L'aious 10 oon> uee the geed peo-
pie til they are for Booth. We are rot
aware ,reader, xLe;Lr You Knew ii; but the
very ihan Iyo,, ~lo is low a candidate en-
the So called Republican ticket in this county
and " ho is of all most enthusiastic in bis
DooiE declarations, aud WHO went especially
to S.Iaricnto 10 tell tie Union and
Booth friends generally that they were Ssr
B'.ot!, only Tort time ago cursed Mr..
Boot. as unfit TO lie Governor Of our Sfae,
and licking IN backbone. II any man be-
heve~ in tie least that the Booth preieniinss
of Il /, mi,o'd ing EUILlI.its III Placer
are assumed for my o'le, purpose than u
lie s:seatb. We would caution them 10 be-
ware
The Placer herald., 1873-08-30

VOTERS OF PLACER. REMEMBER
that there is no Republican party-no Dem
ocratic party in this conflict.
That this lie a fight Of TIE PEOPLE
aga n.t the RAIL ROAD and COURT
HOUSE RING.
A fight against the RAIL ROAD no
NOPOLY.
Asains. EXHORBITANT FREIGHTs
and FARES.
Against UNJUST DlsCRiMINA-
TlONS.
Against BRIBERY and CORRUPTION.
Against UNLAWFUL 1N1ERFER-
ENCE in ELECTIONS.
Against INFLUENCING VOTERS
WITH MONEY, THREATS and lNTlM-
lDATlON.
Against BRIBlNG VOTERS.
Against BRlBlNG SUPERVISORS.
Against BRlBlNG LEGISLATORS,
REPRESENTATIVES end SENATORS
in Congress.
Against BIRDING JUDCES-county,
State and federal.
Against the FOW Err OF MONEY IN
THE HANDS OF UNSCRUPULOUS
MEN PLOTTING THE ESTABLISH
MENT OF A RAIL ROAD ARlSTOC-
RACY OVER THE RUINS OF THE
GOVERNMENT.
A fight against OFFICES FOR LIFE.
Against PACKED CONVENTIONS.
Against TRlCKERY and CHlCA-
merry.
Aga INST LYING and DECEPTION.
Against OBTAINING OFFICE through
FALSE PRETENSES.
Against COUNTY MISGOVERN.
MENT.
Against DISCRIMINATING FAVOR
ITlSM.
Against AWARDING CONTRACTS
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDERS AT
The EXPENSE OF THE TAX.PAY-
ERS OF The COUNTY.
In fine, remember that Il is is a fight
against the chief monster, the railroad, and
against its nest Of reptiles, the Court House
Ring.
THEN UP AND AT THEM, every
man Of you roeeersing the spirit of inde-
pendence, and by the memories Of the fires
Of '7G, and by one fell .wcop fell the foul
monster and brood Of reptiles, and show to
The world this living truth that you are .
people not made for dup or slaves.
The Placer herald., 1873-08-30
A WORD TO VOTERS.

Voters Of Placer County, before we shal
have an opportunity TO speak to you sgair
through our journal. the Issues We have beer
discussing. aud the cause for which we are
cou.ending, because in our heart we believe
it she true, Just aud honest -cauee Of the peo.
Pile, wilt have been decided; decision from
which, there can be no noappeal. Wehave repre-
sented the issues as fight between the peo-
pie aod monopoly. We have told you re-
peaiedy that the so-caed Republican ticket
was put up in the interest Of the monopoly
and we would not say it 90 continually and
persirtently did we not have just grounds for
90 doing, notwithstanding they have anade
every conceivable attempt 10 conceal f}ei'
real motives, by assuming to be in favor oi
acts and regulations which the people nre
demanding. " hich came acts and regulations
the Independent patty WAS organized to
Lling about, and which, judging from tie
p st record of this same so.called Republi-
can party, will remain dead letter until
the independents are successful.
We have told you the Independent move
w"s the right meve-was the peoples move
was Your mo, e; move which is entirely
unbiased and mntrammsled by outside, un-
just or corruptng Influences. The candi-
dates are staunch, able men. from the peo.
pie; free, honest and un.lIoyed who
ere known to have the interests Of the peo-
pie at heart. and who nre able and willing
to contend for tbem-fit men 10 lead peo-
pie in move for their independence and
freedom from tyranny in any form. This
we have 'teId you Of the move and the CALI
didates, and we would not have said it, had
we not knoun it to be the sacred truth.
On these most important issues Of right and
wrong. justice and injustice, freedom and
oppression, unbiased reader, we ask your
earnest, final consider, alton, before commit
ting the act on which depends the blessings
or curses involved. The Issues, vital as We
consider them, tlave been fairly and squarely
epread before You in the course Of this cam
paign. and now await your action. We
know there is and has been attempts, by
instruments Of the monopoly, to influence
rotes against us by mercenary means, but
we have faith still in the integrity of the
people, and believe that those who can DC
thus swayed are few. We beseech every
man to think for himself in these important
matters, act boldly, freely and Hadepend-
entity. and to your unbiased, urcorrupted,
unprejud;ced action, we are content TO sub
init tie good cause Cor which you, and We,
and all good men in Placer County ha> G
been contending and will, with the manhood
of tr,e American citizens, abide by the re.
suit, let it be yea or nay.
The Placer herald., 1873-08-30

The argus. in attempting TO carry out its
deceilfll cause, tells go many DOWN Oh,
fllsel,oods that we have hardly time or room
to answer hem Two weeks ago it said Of
G. j. Brown, that he had "teen a candi-
date tore every Republican County Con-
renticn for the last ten years, and eouglIl
the nc ninaton for State Senator before tho
iast ccnvention" Here are two barefaced
1 es, ! erpeira,ed on gentleman far supe-
rior tc .he aa,hor Of them. Brown never
was { candidate but twice in this county
-Four years ago Tor District Attorney, and
two ears ago for County Judge. He was
not a .andidate before the lapt Republican
Convention for any office. lie las, fol
some time. suspected the integrity Of those
WHO haze been manipulating the affairs ol
said 70 called Republican party in this county
and the action OF that convention 80 com
pletc'y convinced him that the party and the
coun'y while in their hands, was controlled
by II clique, that he Immediately declared
that if that was llepublicanism lie WAS :
Republican no knser.
The Placer herald., 1873-08-30
Nete, Advertisement.
SNERlFF'& SALE.

NOTICE. is HEREBY GIVEN. that br W W.
N tue and in pursuance OF . writ Of e1ecnfe.
now in my hands, issued out OF the olsus. y.
court Of the Fourteenth Judicial District Of W
State of California, in, and for the counaj,
Placer. on the 11th day Of August, A. u. ~. ~.
upon Judgment rendered in said court on p,,s. w
Sd day of March, A. D. 1879, in favor o. rSn nv.
ard Hoskin and against the Dutch fl@ ,m ~.
Gravel Mining Company, for the sum I'm,
Thousand Eve hundred forty-six and nin'''rA IN
one-hundredths ($2,546 94-lOO) doilan AN,
interest there on at the rate Of seven Pc, ~
per annum from the date Of said Juds~.ua ~s.nrard
gether with the further sums OF tvo ,i naS IsaS
and ffty.fve and eighty one-hundrea'ns Al,
SOL 1907 dollars, costs Of Suits and ons sS' oosi
one. e.hundredths (11 SOY dollars sccfu;w Il IN
all payable in the gold and silver c'S1
United States Of America. and vn
Now, therefore, I have levied npcn. .dd.,. ta
sell at public auction, to the hlgne'' ''
gold and silver coin. on
1873, at the hour Of 0 clock a. NJ o.. 9, ~ ISnTa
on the claim of the Dutch Flat DIV. ns',,S ~
Mining Company, near the town OF In .Ss sbew
said county and State, the interest =, "ua-ine "
named defendant in and u me '0N'
scribed property to-wit: vhich ~
That certain house and Ne lot on nrtch Fbt
aame stands, situate in he town OF in..c,;b,ds
Placer County, Califosnis-sa'd 70. .,s. % n pssa
Lot 1857 in Block ~ Of the town Ss Ps' ~ w.
Flat. together with alp and ss.es h,ssgN
ements and appuntenances sS IN. lydssv
also (s658) feea (moss or less. .oi ~. .,so tS ~
ic pipe; also Ct. Little Giant, sna ~. sSesess
gates, with all tie a9pusteaanoe'
longing. via ~
Aforesaid or 10, much Thereof = :...y,ss cdh
cient to. satisfy said judgmen., ~.
accruing COSTS and expenses Q, o. 'DTNNAI
IN d Il pise.r COun'''
shsrih-s OAIssy Auhrn. Avg. ~ nsf
The Placer herald., 1873-08-30

sponsible, IN fact I was on the rampage.
and nailed the lie to their forebeads
so plain that Iowa Hill people at least
are satisfied they atea dldpoor crew.
Look out for the Argtss and make such
use Of the foregoing as you think .proper.
Our prospects are looking splenaia; the
opposition have weakened and iocked id
badly scared. This little ehSrt Of lying
having been go promptly run down their
own throats, make them appear very
ridiculous. The meeting here wds large
and enthus astic.
GEO. w. APPLEC ATE.
The Placer herald., 1873-08-30

TIE POOR, de6led, decei,ful. cl ickades
Argus, not finding anything cleo to cay,
uses our own language. that we applied tc
it in telling tn, people that it 10 attempting
to defraud them out Of . victory. We a.
sume the people know what tlle HKKALD i.
attempting, as every paper We issue bearr
on its ia e the undisguiesd principles 70,
which We are consepding. Short .sight d
chick, you mistake. when you cay ,ce
would defraud the people. They are ou,
friends, md it is for them we axe now
lsboring from twelve TO sixteen hours q day.
The Placer herald., 1873-08-30
GEO. w. APPLEGATE.

The miserable creatures, seeking 10 injure
Mr.. Applegate by charges to the effect that
he is a railroad man, had better read the fol-
lowing cards;
Applegate to Myre.-
Look out for roorbacke, charging me
with bel, & railroad man. They gave Geo.
Crisnan as authority"
6. ". APPLEGATE.
Crisman to Apple gate
"Anybody who says I charge Geo. W.
APregaie with being q railroad man, is a
liAr."
GEO. CRIssMAN.
ApPlegase again
"A'y one charging me with being rail
road man.is a ar,--lies like a dog and must
be id fool generally"
&. W. APPLICABLE.
READ on.
Since the above was in type we have received
the following letter, addressed to B. F. Myres.
FOREST HILL, Aug. 28th, 1878.
Fulweiler stated at this place that he was
informed 10y man in Auburn that upon my
nominatiou on an anti-monoI oily platform, tina,
went down to Sacramento and secured
Stanford l. Co.'s influence for our ticket ,and
hat got him TO issue orders from one end
Of the road TO the other for the employees to
support our entire ticket; and in corrobora-
,im said. had side track and wood-shed
erected for my especial benefit and profit,
and therefore drew the inference that | had
procured the entire raj road vote for our
ticket. He also repeated it at Michigan
Bluff. At Iowa Hill the skunk put in an
appearance, in company with Kmkade, ,Lyou
aud Crosby, at our meeting. had heard
OF the story and lost no time to demand a
retrac,ion Of the lie. Fulweiier acknowledge
ed that be had made such q speech, and JUS
tiled himself by saying that he was SO in
formed by friend Of mine who was a re-
sponsiLle man branded the entire state
ment as a lie, and demanded his author.
He refused to give bis name. then told
him in the presence Of Is or 20 men
that he was liar and con;emptable
puppy, &C.. and told bim l would
then and there ram the id lie down
his throat, and give him such thra.hing
"A he deserved. He viltsd and gave tue
name Of Geo. Crissipsn as bis author.
sent you the telegrams. and received Geo.
Crissman's answer, which have used here
TO- night. brand John Fulweiler as liar
*nd contemplate puppy. also hauled
w. B. Lyeu over the Goals. and notified
him that il anything appeared in the columns
OF tho argus in. regard to the matter re-
f3ecsihg on me. that would hold him re-
The Placer herald., 1873-08-30

Page and Republicans no. to ,,,.,., ).
10. Has the argus any ..eu,, 6. g. ''a
tending to change its tactic. and ..s :. pse'
BoO.b' or is it for any other purpo.. 'as ,h.' !.
catch votes, IN the hope of keeping !, a ..s = 20
deceitful couse in The aseendencv; 10
16. Men here, whose ;ps.r,...
the railroad company arc wosai- h., WIN .
the Republican ticket; How d. 70, ,..,.''. ..
for this i? <'ant
II. Since all those and many o.A.r, -. :.
supported Cogsins last yea, wn Do,. .,' .a'
port the Independents, and aM ,be .r,,..
ers Of the Republican ticket suppo,t.S ~ 5.
last year, how do you make ont IN, ~,
the Independents are the relabI. anti -
nopolsts in this county?
1S. Do you know as much ., ~,
tend to about Placer county?
19. Do you know the railroad .o.,.
is working here for the Republican ,;.l.,
20. Don't you think you are p.,,,.r.
ing the influence you might otherw,. h.,.
by advocating corrupt Republie.u;,n :.
Placer. and pretending TO condemn pr,e;..-
the same thing in Sacramento and ,,
counties
The Placer herald., 1873-08-30

Would LIKE TO DopaE. Argus
would like to evade, IL possible, the real
issues before the people. Why9 Because
it knows that on those issues it, record will
rot bear the test. BY reading last week'f
4Argus one would not ksow what the isaue,
in Placer were. 1t never did say word
for The people as opposed to monopoly, but
what it ,,eated it liks man walking on
spikes.