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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-05-11

The burning of the residence OF George
Norman, last Thursday night, was un-
doubtedly the work of an incendiary, as
Norman and his wife were both absent
from home, and hsd been away all day. Il
is thought thu house VAS robbed before i
was fired, as the blaze was fipt discovered
issuing through the windows from the in
side. E
TOn GIAcosnu, the populas satasmsr,
was Growing Yesterday to = considerable *.
tent about the centennial presents he had
purchased for his sweetheart, and, with .
knowing look and . selfsasiked air, re
marked that she was - centennial girl
.Ye," remarked . by-stander, 81 CUES
she is. She's . hundred yean old" Tom se'
EN- up.
JACK NEWLY, the party who was heater
BY . soldier, At the inaigation of his 30
called woman the other day, is consid
cred BY DR.. Jones, to be in bad condition
he i bruised about the lung, and mucl
swollen about the back bone. The name
of the soldier who did it, is not known.
As farm laborer, namsd Gilss Soeed
was passing along West Choctaw street yes
,erday afternoon, he was attacked BY
crowd OF half-grown colored boys, and lit
orally covered With mud, which the,
hurled at him in the shape Of colt balls
He Was compelled 10 run mp Sevssth stree
to Cherokee, in order to escape.
JAMES HEATH, the young man Who "a
recently arrested under suspicious circum
stances and held BY the authorities 10
several days was released from custod
yesterday.
The City Clerk began the collection q
dog taxes yesterday. The prices will be Ii
same a. those Of last year, 81 for males An
So for females.
CONSIDERABLE preparation is beini
made in the city for the accommodation q
tthose fren abroad Who viii attesd tn
Turnfest, which is to commence hese in tn
early part Of June.
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County Auditors Report,

The following /. an abstract of she Gains allow
ID az .in.t the County IN my report, dated, April
20, 1876.
ASSESSORS.
T. Daring SO days Deputy Assessor, Lsa~-
c. urrier, p Iys Deputy Assess 7, Leay-
enwoith 40 10
BRIGGS
" Hammond, building two bridges over
san ~
8 Indries. W
COUNTY OFFICES.
c. J: Smith Go, banss.......-.... 20 90
Leav.ouor,h Gas Company, sas consumed
= Court House dun April, Nay asd
June, 10 Aos w
Sundriss 3 70
COURT HOUSE.
J. " B.dgo,d. trees and ira ,spisntins...-.Slz75 50
W H bond board Of Insaue, fr m Febru-
ayi5. 10 March Is ..-.-. ...-.-. ----..- 212 40
". d. Bond. Bo-rd Of Insane, from March
" b. Bond, bard Of Prisoners, irsm
March IA to April l5... 81 ~
POOR ASYLUM.
q. D. Far, Ias1fance ........... 80 ~
Sunol1e %
SALARIES
9, p. uss'y, eco 90
L n. n. J00eA, nouths...-...............- 5 Oh
n J, Curran. 2 popths -. ---......-.. $50 0O
~. Duoaon, I month, - en- inesr-... 1900. 81 o.
n Davorec, U night watch. -. 50 90
Il Lang % 80 issitor-...-.,-.... 40 GO
C II s-R vER,
naye d&v County Audiror.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1876-05-11
HOME MARKETS.
Produce Ma

IcoxR,c1zp pAJrT poe TIE TINES
TINEI OFFICE. !
LE.vKgHcRrH, May .. 1876.
Produce Market
-Is foI-riug WR0,acl Prize Ii: 5 or -or..i GTig
b,,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-14

The question was submitted twice
before but with adverse results. In
1872 there were only 593 votes in favor
out Of 6,59S cast In 1874 only about
ons-fifth Of the votes were ia favor, but
- the law then stood all the balance
were counted against whether 20 ex-
pressed Or not. the proposition was
then reasonably regarded as being lit
tie IN favor with our people. This
year. no sever, the sentiment has been
% lar changed that the measure car
ried BY . majority Of more than four to
oss Il the votes that gave decided ex-
preston either way. and by consider
ably more tkSn half Of tho total ballot
Of the Territory. All therefore that
ysnains is TO proceed with the prelim-
<kstsps to secure admhsran. which
coo1l6ts in the assembling Of = conven-
tion. oloption Of constitution .obe "a
tt1ted BY the people, and the passage Of
1nNndbling act by Congress, all to be
epnn4nated and rendered ua fat accom-
m IL proclamation Of the President.
A. or election has gone in accordance
With the probable majority of Congress
1931p succeeding sessions, the prospect
10y considered suspicious for the
su&ce9 Of our application.
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British COLCNBI, IrEMs -

BRITISH COLUMBIA ITEMS - The
schooner Katie has been bought by
Messr-. George Williscnft x Co. of Il e
Georgetown Northwest Coast cedar
mills, and will be placed iu good re-
pair for carrying lumber from the
mills to Victoria. 1t is thought that "A
large and lucretativc trade in red and
yellow cedar may IL built up III this
city. and the firm will engage largely
in the production of the lumber. :.
The output of the Hardwood mine for
the month Of November amounted to
e.s50 tons. The highest output for one
day being 1876 tons. The prospects in
the new bore are said TO be excellent.
The bark Remijijo is daily expected
from San Francisco to load Hardwood
coal -. Work has been going on in
Wellington mine since Monday last.
The damage sustained by the late FIRE
has been repaired and the output will
be larger than ever.
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4HI DEVELOPMENT OF THE
COUNTRY.

il another place we chronicle Q
rather unwonted exhibit Of improv-
neats in progress in one of our coun-
Try n ghborhoods--due. withal not to
~ speculative excitement or enthusi-
asm, bat entirely TO the quiet impetus
of ind1ustry. It is with especial COM
plAecDcy that VIC record evidences Of
advancing wealth in the rural districts.
IL b erroneous TO estimate the city's
prosp~fity only by the chatter Of ham,
sencr and saw to be heard within its
boFdsfS. These tangible results that
spea1peo the eye and ear only register
NTH ~ssolAa> 1del;ty in the long run
-tns ssalth rfcdueing force that is
exsstinS N 1slds and forests and in
tunnsls beneath tho hills throughout
: 7A1ius Of hundreds Of miles as far as
~ city's steam pulses Of communicA-
tion are felt.
A safe maxim of frontier tinancier-
Ing ed politics is-take care of the
cesntg and the towns will take care
4&6emselves. A city that has reci-
prccity With wealthy back country will
improve rSpidly--though situated on .
rock rs rugged rs ST. Helena or in a
sand plain As barren as the desert Of
Ola As long IS there is life and
prosperity ~ the farms. the mills. the
aicss and the camps Of industry. the
city u assured Of solid and healt ny
Rroxth.
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xA0xxx STATES

~ SAAM STATES
- ohK, Dec. l3.--Josiah T.
3 3r~es.ly collector Of in,srn.l
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Steamship Hammopia, from New York.

Steamship HammoDia. from New York.
PARIS. Dec. l3-Tbe appointment of
Simon - President Of the Council and
Minister Of the Interior, and Xartel -
Minister of Justice. is officially 40
nounoed. The Cabinet therefore re-
mains IS before with the exception of
these changes.
BERLIN, Dec i3.-The Federal Diet
rejected is article. Of the judicial laws
voted by Parliament, principally re-
lating TO the jurisdiction of the Iress
offences. compulsory evidence OF ed
isor. md prosecution Of public function
aries Parlia went will be notified Of
the Diets action to day.
LONDON, Dec 13.-Bren,, the Louis
vile forger, will probably be delivered
TO the American detectives uext Tues
day
BERNE, Dec. l3.-Herr, vice-Presi.
dent of the Federal Assembly, has been
elected President Of the Swiss Confed-
Grafton for 1877. Screnck is the new
Vice President.
PANAMA. Dec. IA great FIRE de-
stroyed part Of VALPARAISO on the l4th
snd 18th Of November. It began in
Cafe De La Marina on the l4th and WAS
not extinguished until next day. The
amount Of loss not yet known.
HALIFAX. Dec. 13.-The brig Wet.
wood went ashore near Herrin Cove,
yesterday aud four seamen drowned.
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Z e. E 6 RA PHO
i0krial III shs na!lv Inssllssvneer
- CALIFORNIA.

SAS FRANCISCO. pcc. lathe Dr.
Fsotefssef the Bank of California held
: meeting 'hi, afternoon. havi..y im.
portAns beasing upon the industrial in
sesesas ut The c"nmuni,y. the objev, be
~ 1Meis''ie upon The question OF re-
oa1sA8 shc rates Of interest. They
anAlly siessrnined IL tx nine per cent,
- : minimum rate. and leave details n
The d1crsti m o, tbs officers of the
bank sud Camslo Martin. Assistant,
04BAksk In l,easion aud San Franci~o,
dAnkA wic Was pressns. and stated
~ tie question bad ia; i,sen raised
= 49, Ank, but his im OPPRESSION Al IRE.
eone . that action of the Bank Of Cali
sbsuAswnl be followed b, All others al,
~ lady day
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-12-14
ROOMS TO RENT.

osasleass desiring rieaxAat Lodging Rooms
n prtvAss reGtAence. near tie business poxs OF
tAs city. esa sssain them BY applying = tbs Of.
nce. u3.sf
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THE wxKKLY IxTELLIGExCER.
County and City Official Press.
Thursday, December Ia.
THE CONVENTION VOTE.

The Official returns Of the vote On the
question OF . State Constitution shows
5.69S in favor TO 1880 against. The
vote ~ countiss (unofiiciaI,) stood a.
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CAEAD

BRYsON, Ont. Dec. l3.-Mrs Collins
while temporarily insane yesterday
drow ned her two children in the canal.
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Z Q Z o Pr.

LONDON. Dee l3.-Sslvsr, 5std.
UANsC1s, Dec. Is. - Arrived =
, 1876-09-23

Armour, Cyrus Bentley, Charles F.. Culver, E.
s. wclls, s. Johnston, aud l.. r. Morchouec.
The colr Is to be under the direction of Prof.
George c. stebbins, formerly Of tlsts city. but
morerccently from Boston. ills isunderstood thst
MIR. Moody las long been seeking a man to train
mud lead the great cloruses which furnish By
far the greatest amount OF the mustc at hts
meetings, for Of course Mr.. sankey cat.not sing
all the time. Prof. stebbns seems 10 be thc
coming mnn for this work, and, II hc Is tho sue
cess w!cl, he promises to be, he will be addcd
to the present duo, and VIC shall have the trio,
Moody. sankcJ, aud Stcbbins. Invitations have
bccn sent to tho city pastors to Introduce me'n-
bcrs to tho choir, who mast be able to sing
with the spirit, md With The understanding
Also" All good-natuEed Chrisstan men and
women singers, who eau attend the meetings
with good lcgreG Of regularity, and who nre
warranted under any circumstances not 10 quar-
rel In the choir, are hereby invited to send their
names and alircssee to Prof. Stebbins, care Of
tho Y. N. C. A..
From the presence OF Prof, Btcbhlns In the
city in this musical mission. report has been
started that Mr.. Sankey will not be here. This
report has no foundation in fact: the solo sing
Ing will be done by this inlmitAble Gospelstngcr
Us alnrctime.
Mr.. T. X. Cree, who Ind charge Of the details
OF tho Moody and sankcy meetings III Phsladcl-
phia, has coinc on to do the same work here.
Tic amount Of care and business skill required
Ill the management of such series OF meetings
can only be appreciated by experience. Every
thing, from the gathering AMI instructing Of
| ushers to the distribution bf the converts nc
cord1ng TO their church preferences, lsas been
reduced to all cxact system by MI. Cree, and
everything .nuy bo expected to move With the
, 1876-09-23

BlilF1E NOlES+ ......
It is said that only ten endowed schools IN Eng
land l+tvc the amount Of four hours per wcckso
the study OF Science.
The Paris Exposition OF Practical 1nbcctolo-
~ Was opened Sunday, Aug. %, In tho Tu!lc-
rics Gardens, with prospects OF gratifying
success.
Mr.. A. f. verrill announces, In tho american
Journal Of Science and drts the discovery by Mr..
Au.Da,l OF new species ofg'gansic ccpllalopod,
on the coast Of Alaskn. These specimens were
thrown upon the beach In April and May, 1877,
and Mr.. Dali succeeded In making drawings Of
them Willie fresh. lie proposes for tut species
the name Onmdssreptes robusfus.
The Russian Government has recently pub
lEshcl statistics OF the damage done by wolves
throughout that country. It appears Tint there
are not less than 170, 600 wolves inhabitlng the
E,npre, ami that ZOO persona weru killed by
tllein during thu Inst year. The destruction OF
cattle md poultry BY these maraudcrs Is enor-
nous, almost cquallng that OF the cattle
plague.
The Bullttin Of the Nnt!aH Or7,flho!ogtcal Club
has the following remarkable anccdoto OF the
intelligence OF d crow: "A tame crow C0Fyus
-Ame'fcaaus} In my possession ilas repeatedly
rid himself Of parasites. For this purpose he
Deliberately takcs his staad on an ant.1nouad,
and permits the ants to crawl over him and
carry away the troublesome ver1nln. The
operation seems mutually agreeable to both
! parties,-the ants quickly sciziug, upon the
parasites and bearing them away. | hnvc also
noticed the same hAbtts In another tame crow
that formerly iladln my possession"
In an essay read at the buffalo meeting Of tho
American Association for the Advancement OF
! Science, Prof. Edward l.. Morse claimed that the
doctrine Of Natural Selection WIS fuEcshatlowe.l
by MI American III 1918, In tlut year, Nj. Will
lam Charles Wells, Of Charleston, y. C., con
tri1utcd paper to the Royal Society, III which
he attempted to account for the color OF dark.
lilo changes occurring In anifnals under doIncs-
ticatlor, referring thrln to The selection which
prevails under nia1i's supervision by similar
scleetlon he arCucd that the color Of tlc various
| human races Ind been fixcl,-thc comparative
| Immunity from certain diseases which ax0tn'
pany dark skins inducing pespctuation OF The
| tyDc.
, 1876-09-23

Tho fact TINT the meetings held by Mcssrss
Moody and aankcy have outgrown the church.
architecture Of their times, and, furthermore,
that, for the sake Of securing n series Of these
services, It has been possible TO erect md pay
for, by public subscription, series OF great halls
10 times the size Of our nveraec fiFst-elass
churches, Is good proof that tho forqmoss
religious pcoplcof these days regard the coming
OF this Gospel-preachcr anil tl!s 0ospui'sIngcf ~
d very great spiritual blessing. The structure,
Of Which nn Interior plan is given aoo'c, is .he
fourth OF these great wfgwams, though dincr-
Ing from tho one ut Liverpool nnd tic two At
London in this, that while those were mere TEN.
porary structures, this ia to he tue basement and
frat story of block Of f,rst-class stores
The building stands ou tic aouth ssde OF
Monroe street, between Market and franklin,
covers space Of 16oxl9o feet, md Is TO contain
, 1876-09-23
FAMILIAR TALK.


Tia, vast extent Of tho northern portion OF
our continent, formerly entitled British Amer
len. Kupcrt,s La,.l, or tho Huilsou's bay Terri
tory. Is to the outer world ln almost unknown
country, It stretches from the Atlantic coast
on the cast, In about 81 deg, w. long, 10 the
borders OF A)nska and tic Pacific Ocean IN tho
west, in about 100 deg. W. long, and for Its
southcrn boundary, following ycry nearly the
40th para]icl OF latit,de, to tho SHORES Of tho
Arctic Ocean, It tnc!oscs an urea OF about
a.fD miles In length, and about LOO mtlcs in
width THIS great territory Is separated mt
urally tn,u three great divisions. Tho largest
n, tlese. lyi,,e on the cast and the north, Is
chiefly covered with forests, principally COM
poseu o. pug: ss.aa" ~. ss o~., ~ a~t,nst,n -,
trnl portion oi tho 1efstos}' - an este"e'on "
the great tract Of prattlc-laud, 1caclling from
s,.1 itos ,,,ns, ~ IN" nnrlky MountuIns. slonjuc
th1o 'lcs "es. y. I''' 4Noe"9 At'"'''"'''''
down to tho raslas. ,,, - II. ,o,,.,,, p,,,so
In 1870 Charles II. gave 70 l'l' cousin, rfinso
s,',p ~ ~, tha, nn,rtluc,i yrrIon In North
ap a.norsa, w. ~" ,o.a .a xa.crs cnntv nto Huson,s
ncF'ea A., whose wascrs c'p's l., iu ,,onr ~ tha
py ln:s R Ruvers roat' haa Eus % ani Il tho corporation
into w,,oss control It was surrendered was
namcd % ~" t1,,,,se,,,s Nav connauv. To this
r ."o NY "ro,tn m o,ucr.
ehp Of tho territory, subject only to tllu rulc OF
tho sovereign, and lilo exclusive right OF traffic
within its domain. For tia frst CENTURY Of their
cris,rncn liz ,,n,,,"d thoIr n;ratinns
10 tt'a coase, but aftcrwar! their aayanee INTO
the Interior was i,aAtcncd by tho stimulus VI
rivalry with tho enterprise. OF tho more
active nnl adventurous French, who, from
s"s,,,,.. M .o'o.es a'ons '"e e'' Lawrence, "sse
sapiuf scnotnK out pioneers al discovery
, 1876-09-23

PERIODICALS RECEIVED. !
ssss: oi'ss: ssi'sis: xs
Ssni!sst!sks,a VI: ~ eatsnss Cox; ,;,s ,;;,,Tss
Fsasy !ioag.oa iiurnet; aei '.sis:'achs.stt. Asrl
ef'as e. s sa.s Il Gen9d IT. iH'w r. watnx as Dj; j
]. Vivian; tin Loneliness, BY 4; e. Msysfs: ,'
f9sea; T:," G2r t
s n e9s s9s ESnn ~ Ff :, Il XyeSs:a sf tn;y M s ss
&ss Sss s,s so a;ss aGSs,w ,wot sois tss .sa
:Notc. Or satmon. f,t .fi,l!ins. by 4. q. Wilkinson
~ aryeiof a1ilslIc illp.tt.ton an unnsnslly
ss; ,sapK ssss II ts:; g
VAIN. sni articles % ot,,.s. snns ,1s1sy s,tZ
on'"h1 On tho natural history oi the sai'noo
0ao y t1a eos!a. hns .n TS1" S on ,as Gs
etc, etc., interspcr.ci With snecIote. pessonal
nlrralve and eurio'.s, ,angle.loIc. make up
mott charming y well & r. instructive ): pareerr. rer.
"Countess. .of. buGerin POOL" page 7%'; and
my Fi1st s.m,on on paGs XII ars tho ye5y T5yy
sS:ss q $|s''sSS S:: 4s; :;
Leap" .'The StrngEle," md ''Landeh, -
sas rass i ~ ss K q HEX a;n
Last yesr's Exposition. This article II announced
- Tho arst Of scrfs Of napsrs or cld a1a w.
= "dronss, 5ao h " charies T. whi.ehead: :: sea.
Trout Flslsinar bZ 9: r. S'sI'ononsh; ,,rnek .n.a:
as isost"n> l' eontens: s rhs pa,iis. sboni Atsn:
Sss; X Ee1 & sTa'a rsGs rs%as
'Ns!ghbolhoods Of ,icrnsa}oM,, ~ Charles lInd'
ny nsn: ass,p Sy Ffanei, y ri Aims KemSs
sana." 6y Thomas Sergeant berry; ~ ,.Tns Song.
:fhe Ansrican.%, xI;, kit, y Henry, 5auss:
Jr.; -',Oliycr rw!st," by Edwin +. Waipplo;
"a 1htarsas Wo5k" JStn EisHS Gh9s
sfs's15sn esnt hteraaa1sS e "Edaeation." "
GaiaIy ior October tshcldon 4 Co., Now ioEkl.
Gsss e He at
aeosse q ts" cu.iesi ii.th Sy Nisht + LIZ
ss ses sGS'1 cssisrs sEI l. KR9tft x2S x2MSsil
bY Josephine Pollard; - oetayIus, brooks E1oth.
BY cha1}ss Wyllys Eiiiott; =. rhc Squire and ill.,
S, A. 4 iaa IN was sasi he iaet. snF
sRFsn' spft!e Sy frederick Whttaker chsvtchcnk.,
The National Poet OF Little Kusaln, Arranged
,o tae sfs sf1 p9sng. Ensoao oi
s spff ri + " bou2yyon RI "
rslI Ell as aor
AppI4ons' Journal for October -, Appleton :; 4; :
e., New YoIk' Con@nHts @ - IA M.ti H. Coines dg4 W
of i Londcn, % Cbaplcr III. Sy Julian Hawthorne
"Chiaro :6ecu1o.." BY Edgar Fawcctt; "a J DaJ
Dutch Fs Anes r't Wsnstc5 ~ ~ taee MS
Harie l. Se!on; a by + Il ths fois:i'" ~ II.
T. Snno o.vs1 Yogs{sr aSePs,as sna +;
q. As; ,Dcanstful %onon." hy Frsncl!
Gerry Fa!rdcld "on ths 1'ast!S: IN the sea Ar, nnt
ou%afa nDasssi sersics % w,!i$n i. Hlasins; Ren
march and 1*"hy y. 81 +: noHnd no'9; 20 Tin, Tim,
ftaefs # Tsws i"s ls -Ssseas @
from an Artists lortfolio),"' by james i. Freq
~ ~ TessDsss vsovnea1 % oen II ITO ate 3
loci jionton; Fallen FORTUNES: CHAPTERS xL / !,
/ il. ..stoddurd; "Edltor's Tablc," ''Se'
patser's % %Ansr1caa Monthly for October t5ohn + +
Potter q c., phlade'pLie,. Contents; u, III T,
a Lassjns :.TSo SasS; comn,oaSeaith Nc. Republic
5sEes a'ef MSts ny .1a f09sss 9asns S A@fs
s, 0din: 81 The Mythology q the S%Si'scnsn %'sga.
sa a; $sssfsss:. & ;ss # psssss E Nv;
s'Eah mssss fossss o?ss b asH'y %
!ae snssG 4 l?:ss rse 4qsRs Ell
WGa'tSsrs;" 'Wooca sf'e and Matried,S " Mg'
ssppsss fst'YY & Ysns est'wS Ill., Sn'
stlto! woodward; "Sqtes and oae.rlss sI. NS Ga
, 1876-09-23

Ing on the ground 1ts height is 3S feet
The sloptng galicrlcs inclose u corridor oil
round which, at the front, Is the full height Of
the first story. This space will be utilized for
inquiry rooms, etc. There Ia also to be m Office
on Monroe street fitted up fsr the use Of mcin-
bcrs Of the press Two rows Of Window on
each side Will right the hall by day, and pcntE-
ful gas BY night. The heating Is TO be by steam.
The work throughout Is after the manner Of
row Of iFst!class Wholesale stores, and, rs far as
sccurlty and convenience ara concerned, leaves
nothing 10 be desired. Some cars Will also oc
taken TO vcntttatc the building.
This Is BY far tho l'n1ilsoInest aud best OF the
halls erected for the use OF these cyangclists.
The flrst-Vlctorla Hall, ln Lirerpool-liad the
outward appearance Of vast rag mud old junk
warehouse. while the Two IN East md South
London, with their live parallel ranges Of gaple
, 1876-09-23

ease. It's length is about nlnn feet It's breadth
elxteen nGhss: lanS ~, 5's % onser eusSf sSs o,a
icascr Inc IA asscI ts hod in It's plnce whatcycs
may ba HS mSccd uvon It. From TIC front, closo 10
tle turned portion, The traces for drausht at.
tachetl. Thu dogs. usually fnur in number, stand
in tandem fashion, ono bcforc tho othcr-thc best
do generally eeng - ro o. f Il te
ea 4 be kS Or 1sr tn. ,;,sn ;sf5
~ saSfcins, IN trcu or raa An orinary loaI jos
fonr ocs ,ycichs from zoo to 4U0 ibs LADEN with
200 1bs,, dogs wIll travel. on nnything like good
track, OF or hard snow nnoat ta'sty Or thstsy.nye
miles each day. In deep or soft snow tne paes a Is
Of @ 9,m soT ma oh to
Tie driver Of tlog-sledgc walks behind it,
guiding i by means 4 loSl, faste,s,l = e 81 eqs
ANY iGo Ist as two 6' ,s gssan g 4 @ g jse Css
Weight of provision for a team Of four must DO
counted upon for ten days Journey. Ihe
an!maa u1o fed after nsls nnarsssed m. " 1nra at
nlsht s close clos by tic campfire, or, II to weather
oe wnny ~" @ rery eo'o na't-ou'S 'os'"'e''es T."
the drifts al snow.
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the season, ase c1ceeHtHEIy sess'ru m'..a:i ~
q any anu nni n1, t,m r,h n
their snaflcrs VINO lhVa!aoil aslM Gesnssisca Man
very strong mlttsns o. noliaio or ThSn x
Nafn:ae'nE sNVaTe a,ia ro"ssun. ,a nnta' ,H, III,
feaate t , t" ibnm ncsn a ~ t tc wol If c
mana Ihs ,xd waS a,c 5 tc " fa u
H. rotost}ou n INV apnnst crnsltY 10 nnt
,u,a H. H. tarca of r. anne nf our ioas warc dread
iay aisSnte" ny ~ Mess Wnie ~ III. "n
aha tnousm'ess ""ssSs0 t"h's|c" y" ."ssA ,
| Thfg writer learned Ut no Cases U{ hYuf0ph0-