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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26
Personal.

our Washington Correspondent writes Us :
Your representative attended the Commence
iucut of the Christian Brothers Institute a few
DAYS since. IN an, save one feature, 10 was with
out extra merit. the pupils Uading 'lr"g-l DO, a.
best thev might. a length y programme uf reclta-
lions. etc. She one euiiveui1s part was given ms
by WV. G.. JrsriSI0y, Esq. au ,v.s,Utrrt 90 the
Academy, WHO kindly consented O. appear once
more before the pubic under the direction ~ his
A'r1 N1frr. His delivery ut chat humorous
piece. " Fare V Well Brother WstkiU.. Ah.
was iniuiab'a.-not alone rae voice but tha entire
facial expression carving out 'E..E clla o' 'hr
old ra-,aD.-srd was heartily cnco-ra. ln res
prrs-. the gentleman gave 11 orislua. srd side
splitting sermon. by mv'.irt negro preacher,
on che subject 90 Jarlh's three dsv vi-.t t' che
whales interior. which provoked renewed laugh
ter and applause.
Mr.. J.rlistun is quito a Young nan bgt very
Talent. ls an eln-auooist. his especial .e. hra-
ever, seemiu. Co le iu che portrayal coo rsm"rous
characters. There vas r. rue expected W. j.
s.'-tfviu E1gfe ,aur-l.. bot hr t1s si.-.d over
.'-t.a... t. -.-. .- ra -lt..D.f .r..-... 1r.r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26
Personal Paragraphs.

The new Treasurer was to reach Washing
ton yesterday.
Gen. Selden Conner has received the repub-
lican nomination for Governor Of Maine.
Hon. Jeff Davis will deliver the allress
before the Barthomere Co. lad. Agricultu-
raj Society.
His contemporaries admit that Sherman 5
book Is fu u Of a Billy T on every page.
Hiram Calkins, formerly of the New York
World editorial staff. is candidate for the
clerksbip, House Of Representatives.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26

Mr.. ST. MARY's CoLLEoE.-The annual
Commencement of this Collge, near Emmitts-
burg, Nd, took place on Wednesday last
Cardinal McCloskey and many other distin-
guished visitors were In attendance We OBJ
serve in the list of Graduates, upon whom was
conferred the Degree of Bachelor Of Arts, the
name of Joseph +. Tearney, Of this place,
son of Edward Tearney, Esq. His gradual
ing speech was upon Astronomy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26
HARVEST GOODS.

DIFLES, Whet Stones, Rakes, Tin Cups, Tin
IL Plates, Spoons and everything in our line
for harvest, for sale by
June 70, 1875. DUKE 6 GALLAHER
VTATER COOLERS. for sale by
w June %, 1875. DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
TWO, Three and -Four Prong Forks and Long
Handled ShOvels, for sale BY
June %. 1875 DUKE 4 GALbAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26
To the Lotholders of Edge Hill
Cemetery Company.

ryNIiE Trustees of Edge Hill Cemetery appeal TO
the lotholders TO pay as promptly as they can
on or after the LIST day Of July next their annual
tax of One Dollar, levied for the purpose OF keep
ing in proper order the Grounds Of the Company
This small sum is their only reliance at present
for this necessary object and they feel confident
that il will not be withheld. The purchase money
for lots was not intended to be used aud does not
cover any part OF the expenditure for which this
necessary outlay is required. The extensive i'm
provements made have more than absorbed all the
revenues from the sale Of lots, and the grounds
must be neglected unless the moderate tax assessed
can be collected.
The following Section from the Bylaws Of the
Company is published for general information
"The Treasurer shall issue all orders for inter
ments. but no such order shall be issued by him
unless all arrearages due upon the lots for which
such order shall have been demanded. or due by
the owner thereof, shall have been fully paid and
discharged"
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
w. w. Il. GALLAHER,
June &c, ls7j-3t. Secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26
New Building Association.

TNHE undersigned, CorporaiorS Of Jefferson
County Building Association No. g. give no
tice that Books Of Subscription TO Stock are open
at the First National Bank and Bank Of Charles
town. payment of twenty-five cents per share
will be required of the stockholders or their proT'
les to enttle them to vote the subscribed stock al
the meeting to be held in the Grand jury Room
at the Court House, on TUESDAY the 18th day
of JULY, at o'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose o
adopting Constitution and Electing Officers o
the Association. W. +. LIPPlTT,
H. H. COOKE,
JOHN PORTERfIELD
FRANK BECKWITH,
WIN. II. TRANERS,
June 90. ls75-Jt Corporators.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26

HARvEst.-We are requested by Messrs.
Duke & Galaher to direct the attention Of
farmers to their stock of goods suitable for
harvest-espccially to their extensive supply
Of tinware, cutlery, rakes, scythes, forks,
whetstones, &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26
HENRY M0LER and others, Defendants,
IN CHANCERK.
fLirnrf finm Deere

Extract from Decree.
"a On consideration whereof il is ordered that
this cause be referred back TO Commissioner
Brooke with directions TO ascertain il partition OF
the lands of Henry Moler is practicable, SO as C.
have the land included in the Deed Of Trust fro;,
Henry Moler TO VIM. H. Travers, trustee, dated
the 3Oth Of July ls6s, after deducting the guam
tity sold and conveyed BY said Henry iloler 10
Robert Miller and George y. Lynch, so laid of az
20 effect judicious sale thereof without injury 20
the residue Of said Henry noler's land; that he
ascertain by competent proof whether a sale Of
the whole tract together would not be most bene-
hcsa to all parties that he ascertain more fully
and explicitly the whole quantity of land owned
by said Henry Moer in the county of jefferson,
its actual and rental value, and that he receive
proof Of, and audit any further debts that may be
presented as liens on said land. In executing this
decree, the Commissioner will proceed by publi-
cation provided by the law Of the State Of West
Virginia, and report his proceedings TO the next
term for further action herein"
copy. Tcste-
ROBERT 7. BROWN, Clerk.
NOTICE is hereby given that will proceed to
execute the provisions OF the above cause at my
office in Charestown, Jefferson County, West Nir-
ginia, on Monday July ~. 1875.
ST. GEO. T. BROOKE,
Commissioner.
June y, ls75-5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26

The Richmond Wing SEES no diminution Of
forests in the State, but thinks that notwith-
standing the consumption the forests are gain :
ing ground.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26

rI,HE FLORENCE HOUSE at this place will
open June ! and siih It's new addition will
be equal to the best at the SPRING.. Board, per
day s., per week $3.50, per month $50. a
splendid Ball Room, it'll city band.
CHARLES GREEN,
June 10, 1875. Owner and Proprietor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26
Harvest Supplies.

HRAIN and Ora. Scvibcs, Cradles, Riaes
" Wbetstones, Rakes, Snsfhs, Forks, and foil
supply Of all goods needed. for sale By
JAS. LAW. H0OFF h co.
NELLIS' Harpoon Horse Hay Fork "0riginal,'
y for sale By JAS. LAW. HOOFF co.
HORSE RAKES. the best in market, Tor sale
by JAS. LAW. HOOFF & co.
llHAMPTON REAPERS. II you desire the best
I Reaper aud Mower, purchase the above, iul-
~ guaranteed % please or ,ale, Of
JAS. LAW. HOOFF co.
(MERRY seeders, Brs,s, Bell-metal, Stew and
I Masid Kettles; full supply n House-furnilhe
ing Goods for Harvest, FOR sale By
JAS. LAW. H0OFF co.
DATEST Ice Cream Freezcrs Tor sale by
JAS. LAW. HOOP 1t co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26
Sale of Lots.
T OFFER At PRIVATE SALE,
Is Acres Of Land.

This land lies South Of the s " K. r. aud viii
be sold in lots OF acre or more, 10 quit pur.
ohasers Terms made known on application
An cutie; from these lots 70 the main road will be
given.
ANDREW L. KENNEDY.
June II, i,i5-3t. Attorney 10 fact, &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26

4 spanish proyerb says " A kiss without a
is like AZ egg without salt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26
Commissioners Notice.

II the Circuit Court of jefferson County, West
i Virginia,
In Term, June s, 1875.
JACOB MOLER'S Ex'r, Plaintiff,
A .,,ck
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26
State of West Virginia,
BERKELEY SPRINGS

June -, ls75-s.-Spi,it and Regi.,e, copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26
New and BeautlIul SYKES OF
LGdies' Dress Goods,

just received and offered ut great bargains. We
have in stock, Black and japanese Silks, silk aud
Wool Plaids, Pongee, Black aud Colored Grena-
dimes, Nohair, Plaid and Corded Alpaeas. Lenos,
POplins, Cashmeres, Bombazine, Crepe Marette,
Linens for Sutings, French and Domestic Lawns,
Pique, Marseilles, Swiss, Tarlton, Victoria Lawn,
Nansook Cambrics, Long Cloth, etc, etc. For
the above we have
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-06-26
The Fancy, Notion, and Staple
IN CARPETS
ents. Boys and Youths
ReadY-Made Clothing

OF every conceivable style, quality and price ev-
iant. This department deserves the special a,tcu-
ton Of those in need Of such goods The stuck
was never 50 large nor prices 80 low. The repu.
taiion OF Mr. G.. as a superior buyer In tbs line
makes /, unnecessary 10 comment further upon
thiJ department. Suits OF Foreign aud Domestic
goods Made 20 order and Fits guaranteed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-03

TIE Bulletin necessarily approves Of
the seventy seven very respectable
gentlemen who are to represent San
Francisco in the Dolly Warden State
Convention. Speaking OF the power
appointing these seventy-seven the
Bulletin says: The Appointing Com
mittee consists of thirteen members,
and. as We are informed, twelve Of the
thirteen approve this method of secur-
ing delegates to the State Convention,
either personally or by proxy" Exactly
so, and. rs We are informed. twelve of
the thirteen not only approve :" this
method" but clinch their approval by
appointing themselves among the i'm
macu!ate sevenfy-sevtn.-S.F. Chronicle.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-03

REArIIFCL SPECIMENS. The Centen
NAL specimen collectors are succeeding
in getting many rare and valuable speci-
mems. We saw yesterday bustel or
more of cot:on-balls borate of lime },
white as snow. and with delicate satin
lus:re which we imagine will astoni-h
some of our eastern and foreign friends.
Most of Them were given by Mr.. Henry
Sweetappie, Of this place. Some rich
specimens of silver ores have also been
obtained here. DIR. 4. Marrotte con-
tribnted two small bars of base bullion
from Sylvania district. and many other
parties are preparing specimens 10 hand
in to the gentlemen on their rrturn.
Professor Stewart ard the State Min' raj
oeist L II to-daS for Bellyille and Ehod, 5
Salt Mar~h. and expect to rsturn TO
III orrow and go ly the way OF Aida Val
ley and Mont yuma 10 Belmont. which
place. they uiilItarh in alout a week or
ten day-.- BOrur Nin.r, Nay -.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-03

WELL SAID The Sacramento Record
at the end OF an excellent editorial ar
ticle upon :he subject of the President
Third Term letter SAYS:
President Grant displays his charac-
terlsiic goou sense IN declining to 90
.nrth.r than the circumstances warrant
Recognizing rs be must the plain fact
that there exists no constitutional lnhl-
bitiou to third term. and that conSe-
qnen,ly the final st,ii. inent OF the doc
zine must remaia with the people them
selves: recognizing with equal cleanliness
the prerosterous aIsurdit, Of the pre-
tense tina: any mnn can make himself
President. against the Will Of the peosl' !:
and cOndemninG. rs every thinking man
has always done. The silly habble OF
those who have imagined possible dan
ger to the Republic from the accomplish
ment Of such utterly impossible aimf-
he confines himself 70 !. clear STATE hit II;
If HIS personal position and leaves all
other CONSIDERATIONS where they of right
belong IL the hands Of the people.
The hitter j. in al respects creditabie t"
the President. and its manly cnndor will
recommend il 10 the public every
whore. Vt the same time that il sets at
rest foolish but mischievous fahrica-
ton, II viii tend to ,mind the nation
that the thiri-term aGitators Lave
throughout assumed u lack Of public ill.,
tsliiScnce ana % patri"ti>m Of itself III
srlling; while II will convince politicians
that Urart's silence j. not the siirnce OF
mere stupidity. ard Tia; H. - quite "a
pnhlc. in an t.ueTGeucy. ~ inlfing ths-
tu"ie, UFon them, Notwithstanding The
immense estimate they cherish Il th-ir
own shsev fress an.j diplomatic talent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-03

TaEa-EIC.L TE0U2E-IaGame Ris-
teri, tie celebrated irsgedieIne. with a
troupe OF thirtytour persons. PASSED
here on lsst evenings train on the way
TO San Frsucisco. Joseph Giuarca, of
:k:s place. informs rs that no knew the
celebrated actress years ago when she
was bright little girl in bib and tucker
IL S-rrv Italy.-Siiter .Stct..
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-03

TEE OLD MAJ Governor Bradley,
who has been in Exc recuperating his
health since the adjournment ot the
Legislature, wasa Passenger on the we.t-
bonrd train last evening. H health Is
much better than when lie wen. up he
road thee months ago, hut W. regret L.
state ihr cid gentleman j. YET quite feeble.
H.. WIS warmly greeted here h. many
acquaintance who were pleased tn
a. in have opp r'uuity to .rasp The
hand of il Governor wh, Sc hone sty ri d
INTEGRITY in these Ge4entrat. DAYS Is
vitiout n STAN or h'en,i>h. IL. vas on
his wav To thu Capitol, where he intends
to remain awhile and See h. W he h,Ns
are get ing alnr .-Si!r,r .S!at Nays
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-03

CAMP MCDERMIT.-We have been III
formed tLnt the officers and soldier.'
quarters at Camp McDermit are being
'hornuehly repaired and pat in good
condition for the comfort and conve-
nieuce cf the troops stationed there.
Several OF the boys in blue are in town
with Government wagons after material.
- Siirer STATE.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-03
DIsC.PiIS. N THE d. IOt RATIO
RANKS


I, is evident that the Democratic
chiefs mean. Il they can, to recover the
ground lost TO their party by the diSaS-
t-aus alliance of iS.2-the ai'la' c.
which made Horace Greeley the Possunl
nnminae for the Presidency. Booth
G. I'd wrre good enough Mnrgans when
he and they conld be nsed TO demoralize
the Republican party. bu; the Demo
cratic successes of last year have given
the bel-wethers heart for single hand
ed fight for the spoils. This is au evil
dence Of n return Of the old temper.
Time was when Democratic nonin-
alton in California WAS equivalent 10 ~
election In those good old days vr
used TO have Virginia tickets. Th6s'
were .irkets where all the best office-
were parceied out to she +. F. VS.. and
tie lesser SPOTS. only. do'ed ont 10 the
Northern born members Of the party ana
the Irish To-day such out-snd-nnters
Of the Democracy ~ the New i"rk
Ford. Cinrinnst; E.4'fire,- sri S.r
francisco EraD,iasr are fgf'irG thair
late "Independ-nt" and "Liheral''
aIiie- n fierce's ~ they have eyer rs-ail-
ell the il ruh'fcan party. They arr
dcinr drill duty The effort Is :" prevent
any d,--r;iau- fr':n - Democratic 20
tie In1ersn i.rr standard III :b
s.rsa-'rr, me- 10 u. csl'l- s. into c,'nr ard
8 frIt - to ~ mad. for n r..an Dim
ocr:iic sweep a. the ii-ii. 4, We bnv.
tirnc sid acain asserted ;he'- 49, Int
twG N,'iIraI PARTIES in the f~id die
Republican ;,ut' neiuoCra;ir Eee.y ether
political association ! sinrlr = cuerr:l,a
band Erch IF these bands has
pity local imtrres. Of It's
own to sustain. lid. the B'l-
ltin and Booth. TIE Bui,eiin
has SIT NJ for president. maker. ost'n-
sibly. VIVA, ii really seeks TO accom-
plish is its own ascendency in San Fran
cisco. There is a B,tlletin party, aud
that paper cannot afford TO lose it; So
Booths name is IuDg In the ears of its
readers and the pretense ia kept alive
that the Dolly Warden Senator is serious
ly regarded by party managers and tine
creators of public opinion as a candidate
for the Presidency. Booth, himself.
seems to have been fias.ersd into this
absurd self-es.inate. He prates of the
Independents ss National Party. He
carefully avoids attempting Ia elucida,e
the principles or describe tho energen-
cies which make his faction Il National
party ard its efforts public. country
saving necessity. At Nil events, the file
leaders of the Democracy scout these
small rretenses sna will have nothing
to do with Their allies Of the Presidential
campaign. They think they see chance
open t. Wiz a clean field. So Dolly
Warden is afield; and when the gales of
Autumn blow she will IL lef. out in the
Geld. doomed to death and oblivion he !
fore the Winter ms passed away.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-03

Circrse~ have to pay license tax Of
81 coo per day for exhibition IN North
TaroIinn. This was adopted by the
Legislature aS Il reform measure. The
III. mhcrs counted on paving the State
deb; hy this circu'ious means. until it
wa, fuund the clowns wruld not come
there 1T all.-Nttc OsItulsS Republican,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-03

When ninth avenue boy pitches into
e Lacrosse stree. bay and gets bloody
nose lie goes home fully prepared for
what he knows will follow. Fighting
again, eh?" inquiries the Detroit father.
We'll. l will see you in the woodshed
after dinner" Father" replied the
Toy. with tears his eyes it was tina,
johnson boy. He came along and called
me the son Of a cross eyed sheep thief,
and, father. 1 conldn'. stand by and
hear yoa spoken Of in that manner"
The father feels in his pocket for
nickie. and nothing further is said about
the woodshed business.--D Detroit Free
Press.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-03

CcCLDS'T WAIT Tos HER TO Dr.
The most aggravated case OF muther-ir.
Law that We hayc ever heard Of Was that
which stilic.ei rOor John Keenan, Of
Cleveland. Ohio. A. The age @. 50 JOHN
yielded TO his toTmen,s. went rsvirc
Shaving crazy. and killed lis wife.
mother. aged SO, hy emitting off her poor
cid head. Il j. thought he will he fined
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-03

WrrI lofty disregard OF one If the
most cherished institutions Of Nevada.
TIE Sacramento Record speaks OF the
dec!i2e o: The pTize ring" The matte.
IL referred TO committee TO be srpnint-
cd ty Bira Williams. Tom Daley and
JIu Chatham.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-03

VIZ EyGkEr 20 observe tina. the r., 10
dailies are uruSu,liy husy ctliing che
another hard name, au! otherwise de-
particc from the snco-her paths Of
journalistic life. The s,ay lag of one an
other il al a;temp, to avrrgs mutually
inflicted wrongs. much re ii would cause
public isioicing in Washoe county.
would be an event fnll Of sadness 10 Us.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-03

The RosESEE maIfeasaneo charges are,
BIZ order Ct the County Court Of San
Francisco. 10 b. subject of inyes!isa-
tion BY the pext Grand Jury.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-03
Sub Conn ittees;

On Grounds Mcssrs Gibson, Tres,!wav-
v God, Eowkcr and i'rck,r.
On Cers-Iiessrs. Wood. Rob"dee, Doteu and
Swift.
"a Massachusetts. Ticier, poaaelly SID
Gibson.
TN Irintius-Noss.s. puten, Swift, Boak,-
aud awards.
On psuciuL-ro have full cts,ge f the bali
room At til. I..cnI" cro--.t. s. tlJo- Manager,
, Il. :, lmour !i,'ty.
Ga Iin.nee- l.,s-Is. Edwards. Soyes am
shepard.
ii,tutiv, C,namltt,e-w. 5. Weed. Al. I'd
" Il DE- aid ;. / SMl.r.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-03
CARSON CITY.
TFron the Virgins Enterprise

va WIZ = tb'.t SEiIt't Ii ftl''''4" f''i'
brauty. Anon these give place to desert
where ,ht, sacebruSh and the grease
| To-.! die, and whose axis: sands ARE
sfrewI with the bleaching homes Of the
| early dead. Her bold, bale! perks stand
| rlai in uaketluess rs III a garment, anh
| keep watch aTl ward over deposits OF
silver and g0l, which far oEtshine thu
| wealth Of Orrtls or Of Irl. II ) land
| which blossoms here "a the rose. and
there is dried and withercJ. as by tne
the breath of 3 fiery furnace. To those
Of us who aye accustomed 10 look einy ny
hay upon the barren t.iincsS If Sun
rise Peak. misnamed Mount Davidson.
The contrast presented by
TVS WAVING EF.UIY or CARSON
l. indeed most grateful. We ina. be
likt PAIL caught Ut into Heaven, and
dwelling amid the sublime ana TIE tel
ribi... but they are like Adam, dropped
into n little Eden on earth with directions
to dress and keep. We may have the
streets OF silver and Of gold, hnt they
have Il, paradise: aul ~ y river went
ont - Elem. one branch II vl!eh com
n,s.ej Ba.tI,h The land Of roii :, il is
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TIE ILDGE At TIE SURFACE
stands ptarly perpend!cuiarly. and con-
thIas q vein Of ore eight inches in thick
ness, which il very nch, but the ESSAYS
are not remembered. Here work WAS
first commenced. This ore-vein was fol-
loved down thirty feet. StrinGers were
found leading INTO It. and 1t commenced
10 nave dip 10 the east 1t also IN
creased IN thickness very rapidly. TIL. at
the depth attained. 1t measured four i
feet Beiis'inS that the ore-vsin could
he better pfospected and worked III this
way.
TUNNEL WAS STARTED
80 as to encounter the ledge one hun !
dred and four feet from the surface. /,
" :en The ledge WAS struck by this TIM !
rel II measured ten feet and four inches |
i'll thickness. ana had increased IN rich |
ness but the mouth OF this tunnel Wa |
sestrai hhiiuFeo ittt up on the Size OF II |
steep. sandy mountain, ana WAS dinIcHf |
prove the mn" good business venture. |
Inc Company Then dettrm'ned to pro
CT WIN drEtiophehis III such a n'annrr
Hs - maze The ""rh done available Ion
futnre purposes ana commenced
SECOND TUNNEL.
Inch Is intended alter making allow
nhce 'oT Crane. 10 s'r'ke th~ ledge 1oilf
hundred i'tt "ei'" the hfai tunnel he
NOUN OF TINS ''l''i'i - Just lar eh"n-h
ny the SIDE o. tht n""h'tln 10 give GOO"
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-03
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