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, 1876-08-15
COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Harms and the Foundations OF
the COURTHOUSE.
Tho Committee on Equalization
After tho Corporations.
Edwin Walkers Invitation to Go to
Lemont Accepted.

The rcou]nr weekly mcctIpg Of tho County
A -. ,,,,,1 vo.. ..o,i1rr .9,o-,nn,, all tho
Board WIS tlei" JestcEuay AAse9noou' a1' tne
members beEnG present.
ruu ct,t,pr.,1otJsn FoUYDATfoN.
,H.-. ~. ~, - -.,
Tbs tltat oruer, the presentation u COMMUNE
rattnne. was takcu up, when tho following was
s...u, 1r.,,,.tfril- b.w ta,,a IN ro,l
your attention to qIrstson which has hr!dcn With
respect 70 NJ Matm. e,alms ior ezra eompehsa
Of lhs court. llonsS. ~,
The contract with Mt: Harms 4 based nnon cot.
tain plans and sptciGcations which wefG Afterwards
wholly tct ns!de, nhd now plsns, enibouylng tho
Ideas Of much moro nasslsu en- e,ssly structure.
substituted Tor tdcm. Inc AFst p7ah comprlbea tho
regular foundation confses OF diinensaon stono
and concrcte, IN addition 70 me pilnE. en! one'
half Of Tie lower story OF pasesneht 70 say,
tho graae line: ;:" pnm r iSc
n..sa ill., hrt nsresst-tiv SEctimv In ,anv a..
saisl fsntnrea mail al Tho sixa OF ia maIn tfUrs
iSs numbcr ind projection Ut thcse pliers,
tho number Of arches lntroduccd and tho gcnes..
ally muro nashvs character of tho work. 30 tslat
tho plan - framed for different purpoae from
that At h!st !ntenuea: x,. u.. !, ,,dcn
Under tnese ata.s 81 fopss sonnnfcaIon @ sypt 70
.on t."a w oIn1 iommittea IN cnrun Of tic WORK,
,yxnul Loan, 10 irnorc tte contract, md Lasc his
claims upon measurement upon tho quantities
contained in the second plan taken ~ Q whole, a1d
mi AIN EnIhnfyfnr q Ccttnln proportion u GXkEu
, 1876-08-15

Wildcat Bcslcs'ng Dwei'lnE.iIo1ac.
A fcnalc wildcat, accompanied by sly we'll
grown kittens, rcrcl'tly attacked q family con.
children, III their nwn house, IN the middle of
tile day, near Edna, 1toscpnInon County, Mich.
by clueing tile doors and Windows md ru-
mainIng f0r several hours inl,nurc1 the fnnily
escaped injury, and her feline lady ship left for
otlicf nttui terE.
, 1876-08-15

III IN1 EQI1UF ~ INV 1Tb0H8.
Cr,1Auo, Aux. 1j.-Wl!l you ho 30 kind a. to
allow mu to spcak fow words through your yalu.
able paper, nutlccd In days Issue Tho attack
upoa nr. Stce,u ,nalo by Anno shcrdun. Der
mit ME to contradict her in this mamncr. Two
yepra ago-lhe tn,e OF which sto ,speak4-l was
in exceedingly nervous md trrttallu paticut III
Wsrd tns sa sn os na D s'is II Wss
Way IN liz hover tn nirviatu ny saiIcf!ngs; anil
TO my personal knowledge l,o wins uniformly klnA
aud polite 10 eyery patient ~ tbs ward: Thu htds
wvTs kent III 4 ciranly cnudtfnu, ahd II vpetnln
existed ihe patIeuts certainly brought i with thrns.
Respectfully, ,d; i"Els. ~; ii9FLnn.,
, 1876-08-15

TVU I,N Z ~
IN iAs Editor II 1Aa 9ftbnn6.

10 lAe Editor u tbs JF15Hnd. ~ =
Cu1oAoo, Aug. little unxitty Of officials
charged with corruption for investigation IL
often mistaken for EVIDENCE ot purity. II
should be- remembered, however, In the eases at
those members Of thu Board Of Education who
arc loudcst iu Their demands Tor investigation
TINT 1t Ii impossible ilow to call Npon the prIn-
elpal ncc,iacf tosubatantiate Als charges. Drad
uIvA tell III taIeA.r EHuO.
, 1876-08-15

CuloAao, Aug. live believe that tho
agitation OF tlc silver question shoud
conttnur TIL Congressman understand that
the people demand tlIo restoration ol
silver to tho placa II held previous to
1878. Homu Of your correspondents have
spoken OF tho blot On our national honor II
silver is remonetizc.l. Is not natlonal homer
already blottct III tetnonetlxtag stlvur1 Our
Government IL called Goyerlment Of tho
people. ior, tho people,. and luws arc sup,
posed to bo passed. for the greatest good
OF the greatest numbcr. 70 benefit the
greatest number silver md gold were in l7D3
asatls lcgnl.tenders US IL mullum Of exchange Or
nneaauru 9t values, 80 many gratns VI silver
to By calcd 4ullar, and 50 ,na,iy graIus Of gold
dollar, each to bo equally lawful tendcr III
the payment of debts. IL It not blot on ma
paying them either in gold " silver as II tploassd
Congress should tako away Tia palyyilegs'
Of paynE IN silver, 9nd that without 50 much
locating = poat-otlce at solna country cross
roalss supposa In tho next diva years tho yield
of god 9loali y cSssca rs tle presoat Yield much
Il M IL %SS " tss
ilayc the right to say you shall no moro pay gold
but sha!l pay platinum Or dia1nondsl As much
right surely " Y l.ad to dsnone.lso silver. The
tiSn. II Aas not ,,I beon tor ths Pso.
anI against the debtor. II " legislation for
Wall street aud iorcgn bankers al4 capitalists
stsss lid sfuat wrong ii ia1s u tiIat i passsa
j law which in effect operated backward. Ppe-
yous to 1879 bonds wern Issued a'la !conttacts
made BY individuals pay4hlr In coin. y neither
soi,ssat i btta partiss. Y 'le 81 sa.e e tiis
bogds Congress represented .,en ,xti ths people.
boi!a. ,wi!l eventually b. t psi1 W! x!!l
, 1876-08-15

->--r~rre|H<S
ft'D 1ifNT-FEIf C1lFAp-h 10 HhlM f!WELfs.
Ing. M. G9 West Mn n1t51n.st.. near hkllIartlrav.
ICY n"st door r. c. HILL, i1.akea'de ilalIaIns.
'IT@ I:Eyr-AT HALE i'RlGE-sns. 2!a AND ~
Shrtst St1tc. atnt1 10 ,nns, will all llprrh
improvements hls., fplte M. Ell Snrh 1.ashe'a.t
tre !tHtt.s anil hns:,nGti Hrwi hcYcr uccupfcI l..
ANTHONY, M. nS UearloTn-st.
RIO ,,EHT-NEAK ltsCdLa PAIR AND CAtis, 4
nv oc'nEon stnne trout. ro1n,s 10 room, rckt
SIS. AL nicely located Hud c0u.antnx alt kMpsovs.
nJCHia. CflA3. n. HALE, IHJ 1{nrttplph-tt.
, 1876-08-15

Herr Julius von Wirkcde pub!Isl,as In tho Co.
logMe Gdtsltt alp0uGt af the military furccs of
Koulual,!a. "Tlat ltuuulanta," " lla says. "roulI,
II 1t lcclarrd war "alnat Turkey du vrry great
, 1876-08-15


cDnmitltG froul wllcnCu IL came.
WALkEAS QUARRY,
:, a. communication was read iroM Edwin
"aller, having ,atcnus tune at1 uboullding
aud ''El,ry," inviting the NuarsI to visit Tic
Lchont tluaFries Ut Ills expcsse sono tlay tllls
week. This Invitation was acccptGl, of course.
Nnw GRAND Jus.Y.
AZ ordsr from Judge Rogers was, rcaa
;Iesaltcu as f0l!ows: Denuia O'sulllvan, Gilarsoa
nv, HernaEd McDQnald lluMry HAGGr, hlialiael
s!orai, james Meyers, Charles II. Watts. Daniel
M,hskillop ,hslh Dan!rl hqSt Michael Cross qe"!ge
Ssleyrr Wascnnsa1u, z. d. salnllonst Adam DAcF,
James Reed t}curte StsucknanIl, ". II, Jones',
Aaron swue!;vr. Al. NJ. tiurn.hurut, w. A. Arlu-
stroug, and ID. II. Considinc.
=. An orIhiON AND EXPLANATION.
Mr. Lnncrgan called upVn the CouMty.AttoE.
haey ior hEa opinion on tho Harms contract 'urx.
t1an. That gentleman said tho question involved
W, wa uothsag new to him. Hs rcud from
!!o contract to show TINT tho changes In thu
p|,ns roferrrd to IN Mr. Egaa's communication
~ not invalldate the original contract with
Nafsns IN any way, except t1 lcgallzc "cxtras,'
witch tho architect was to be tlu Judge ot as to
amount. The contsact ilu sail, rouaiued upisla-
Paired and hlulinE.
NJ. uurdirk wanted to know whit had bcromo
.. Aasmh' bill Of extras amounting y S7o,oO0,
ootne discussion followed III wraDsllng
wy, when Mr. d. II. Call, one OF Mr..
neut. lie said ho hull made up the bill
q extras for Dir. lIarms,-that Is, 80 fur ~
!ae quantities went. lIo t1ctl the prizes,
w, but did nut clal,n TINT they were absolutely
correct. The rujort that tic bill lad bcen with
afawn. bec4usu lnistakes Ind been made In tho
Quantities, MOS nut true. The quantities wrru
easrcct. Mr. Esun cbncnrre.l In lls statement.
MOllE CuuMT+llOCsI,
= a communication was rcah lfum tho City
Council directing attention to thu 1esulutsoni
aloltca by thut body tu reference to tbs colt
srGtt'ou " 4 ,lew cuurkI House, asking = ron'
IeE ttr = - Or '' pix
, 1876-08-15

way wAtci, will bc felt mot only by our own
Cnngre.srncri, bnt wherever the influence NJ
tl!s city Is felt. md lei the meeting call. fur
othrrs 10 be tie'l I'll UtlIcr p!accA. X.
, 1876-08-15

CHICAGO, Aug. lt.-lt Ia reported on the
street OH goo,l authority tl.at john X. iloxic,
with 200 men frata the stocl1-Yards, Intend to
appear before the Trustees of Hyde Park To-
morrow, Tuesday, 10 En.Eni.lnte The Taxpayers,
who object to tbs stock-Yard slaughter-houso
sewer project. rlcasu to sound this notc Of
alarm TINT rrsdcnts Of Hyde rars and tax
1t thu Towu.liall ut $500 y. III. Yours truly,
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Is IKE 4 EHow-~nt ;rG
\ j4aicicN and sdirmatiy. .
SVcr - jhc Question.

Kew to-s w.f,t
We have received the following lrtt
rom Mr. Cuaric, GsriGcr. or Ci.ci,
lr,ii. dated Sept. 81:
lu Nnur Issue ui yesterday won sav
MIR HIVES assure, H.. over his o..
= 'niiur". that hc deeply symplthie.
turvrH ~ or an amen tmr.
't -I.itI.- uct>ou bora i'm IL
..."' 10 .1"'n pf.rl... an.
..u n'rr.c.s-baru citiZcf
fn ....ial position. NJ Schur-
... He'.r .'rouuce tni- to hi, German
".r i'r"u. .nd prevent them lrom beinl
ctupr, viii chaif A. he hq, been. :"
ooot 'cl.rvr Ma. ,laycs, over his sigma
i""r. u!l" any other wav. ever sail ap,
$500 ,E'sE. lrNon can prove il do so
Frd make one vote for your trouble. foi
I Du- E, Republican, shall vote fo
NJ. lilden II what YOU say OF Mr.. Have
il true"
We think that Mr.. Gardner will yot
for Tildou. Aud thi~ j. why:
The "Amer'cIu 4 litucr" adop:rd
series ol resolutions which aid OF a..
nomination of Mc>srs. !i,es a.,
VII. Ter that they were "h.,.n. mdorsc
hy toe American Allan. Cou,cr
"ncc, nnh the Alliance "clrn,,,N ad
vised All who ARE i'm favor of Auc a.. NJ,
principles, as advocated and set forth !,
these resolutions, tn give these pnina
tioI unctive ail determined supnor,
"IH'.r "'s niiuuS' were sent io NJ,
h.!e who returned the following re
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tcouo nv which ch,r,.i,r,,..l the ,,n.,
er> ui the republic qpiliiir- whi.j
must be revived i. hope 10 ~ Ia
R"puolican insiitu. ,nd rp oir a..
country 10 u siste . general ati r-
IN neni p ospeiit,.
IL. hfrllV norrssti.y TN. .,,,. .. s,,,,i
OF the candidates upon oar S,3ie tjcI.
as they are All weu aud ,avoab.
known TO the people OF indiaua. On
candidate. or governor ..Rlun Ian.
" ir'ns. has long teen identified W.
Sc affairs -. iha state lie !.
."..., thirty wears member of ia.
p. .t.t.re Ia either the senate or n
u .,.. aud FOR many vetrs , me,pbe, Z,
ate BuArl OF Arrlcuit.tr,. c,u.,.
his conucc,io with th,t bo.iy q.
pre, dent. Tie h,s intai-rd iu 1
uhicit. career ns h. ba- i'm uriya,p ID.
~ uu,ulied reputation :or Honesty an
Eurity. li- cognonen nf"Biue .J.u,.
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penses. no legislature. were S6lS SD > .
Ia 1873 the nct expenses go ., ~ i',G lrgis
ltturr. were <l.427.334 -. NOw here
VIZ have contrast Of two years - Drp ,
cratic idDini.tritiou with one year o.
Kepub.,een government.
ASD MARK THE oHFFRENcE.
Both 1871 and 1873 were Legislative
years, but the government cost =, e.
100 80 more in 1873 than in 1911 Wfh
these Il sures before y0u, j. il nccrssqrv
for me 10 ask which Is the par of re-
',reuchment and ecouomv Irr cX-
90 n>cs % the state govern'u"nt for ono
.yrar az Democratic mtn1yrnelt were
over hat a million OF lpls-- - jnpn
they wrrc durinI nr- vclY . z .ubii.
can mfr1p'rIr'ii. tut 1l'h see lrVi~-
.i"t'er yea, That t''l- " ,~t"ry. Com
P,riu IT," Expense - l53 Win ihp-.
o. Is7t ihr folucr under = moe tic
'nd IT, ia'i". uh.lrr R,puh"r'u 'Ulp.
see hri tI.ier.ur" o S1-o 5l- 3, ~
inVor .. DrmD"rliic 'u
state ail'ir> :. ttr.
compari.D1. ..
Si1tc "uS ..",i 2
for ! fgir %. t us
r1n "p sac nrs. i'S 1
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iI'rr .HsE'. E.p y'ictr- 80 ~'fu
rns In- vctr. Nov. let
u, 'H--. ..a r-tr, ,.,t ~ sr5 -" il
hr 'A.' pGN Vs. true 'o .hc
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Eon. James B RYAN on state
Politics aud State \ fairs.


Pui NV friend-, have wandered
from the text upon which l intend Ia
make few rctnarks. aud NV apology -.
fhai " here there il 20 much thlt can be
said II j. difficult ~ leave unsaid the
many thiugs that suggest them-eives
- hen YOU aiVc reAsp1, iOrs change in
l'ar aduiiuis;ra l!vn q. the government
- fsci ih"v are countless ~ tie grains
~ sands Ou the .ra shore. Is innuuer-
ti'le ~ the mNriad o. stars 'u jl.c trmf-
mrut II was NY iuten -. % ~ IL {"
ou mainly upon stare polite, uut state
.HGlirs. Two wears ago. 'our years ago.
mot going flrt iCr back. ,he pe".urr.rN
promised YOU ro'reu~lmatt iu thr rA-
.iruses OF tie state. IL th'y were placed in
npwcr. The people gave td"w th- o.-
pnr,m't,, and notify nave they J.. ! rr
"a that plrdlr. venture the assertion
.ia; he history Of thc stare g0yern ueUr.
uili .nuS that tie D,mOr.pt-. when H.
power. have alway- admiuisi'rr. the
-tste goveruinrHt unore cronnmicG!!A
nan have .heir political opponents "hru
.rry have had abe control of it. y" d.
. - aiou-. vii. a..uur 20 tne -u"ier'
.Gr which tic Republicans ritu ,''
sole championship refer 60 "ur e''-
.-liluu.i >,,,p1u. lndi "a lt~ @ ma-uW-
d. 81 1. unu. i,.ut. he .srg'>t ot Iut >if
ln iar Uuip1. lie creation 80 tn.'
tud. ss f.. STAKE policy l. r"hc''" -l.
A. uyua tie sHggc~uUu .! G"N' ra"t
" h.t.ut!lt. cUP o. sAe lrtdrir -. q.
b,-mDc, y. vh-n ite 49, inr.au"i I
30 stat.. .naIe. Aun the coa-l,'uti1u
st iui..tI. utj,h IL Democrat proc
.ucii1n. ,.u.i.lt! Tor oar Yre.'Ht ,v-Iru,I
ID. prF ., -.ipn.. is.e from the couttU.
90 .uaururr 81 ans 80 isluu- drnouini-
.o.. it,tn,cr.tic legislature. tuV, scti
.u -..rrstiur sud ru1 igio eiieci
-r. .s>uA-e o. ouR CpN>IITUTioS
10 -.ri q ra-,rr.E schools ilns
-iticuiru iarn. - the charge OF thg
ffrlrl..,-,u ieSdcrs rtiaf a." Den prrac
rpi.u,r c.il.s.iioH az lie 'uu.,' school.
/ i.ir =. stA ir-i give vac 'ie 10 tac>r
.ni-rr.i,ie s.auder-. Au''1"r point uo.
.H.i- rcuu,.-, Ds. H.. 20. sec about tho
-i.sd isF-rr,t orr Erpdi.iicar irIrud.i
ga IiHaSI iu -sr srhus, system. y .ar'.o,
trrouu. of Nuoncc belonging - t.r
,cl g fund .osn. vi kept 10y th,l
'sr.ub.IrIp part, ~'A wears tNsy from
" ere D. .lo1id trvr ."ug tn the sup
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RATES oI ApyhlE-s1ISG.

..alg.. ~ .ins, ar .-~-. week. l Z"
t,,t....l,uo,.t iu-.rtIOl. - cts.
Tonrrr raiverti,cmeut- At th'- same rate
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..,up,.la a.a square. These are ihe terms
,,rt-,n.iett advertisements reason. =
I, DEDUCTION will be- made 20 regular
adyrrii-er--
trltor- aud .e,sl uo,.- %. oi IKE r"i' 'e ''
10 be paid iu AtV'Hc".
ANNorsciNG fASuipArF+
For Township Orcer-. "arh 81"
For County ~
vor District. Circuit. ~ ~'f'.. ~"
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Or monthly aver Ve of sac 90. l.
I err a county in the s'ito which can
make such showing: '! another
evidence Of Democrqir "c .u,:
The public printing lo, el'v,
Yesre. from lseS 20 IS, cost s5y3, ,ol2 p
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The Great Issue.
~akfuti i,. .,,t.,,f..fi,, a. ,,s T-,ites
,t,f.. IN g.. 49tOon,os,,,l. SEQ fniti,.,
mad a.. n,,. A., ..,,,,,,,, ,i,c ,,orcru.
NOM ,..- i,clu1;,, in,eros, or
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ON thr other hand lake ;he Demo
ratio es'imije Tor four years. even If II
not further reduced, ani it .outs up
.66 65
Lea u, h"rr then, the conclusion Of the
yhole mer'rr D,.pit, sii laws aud
nactm,nts aga Mt bri CT. of voters, We
4, 70 every h,4d OF @ family: Vote
ne Dcmocruc, nto power and we viii
,ly Won .!irrc. ia iour year, s7O.55t.
tIow mtnv dt,,' work Is that! How
many pairs o. shoes? How many
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.,unds Of M. and loaves Ui bread p
my. Wor..,
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lsiicr'E~". 5 1858 :;
Total saving IN three items %
sgcu>r, 81 269 s.
lE.-e ii .urr. are tlSrp = ga tas OF
tiri,' secor's anl again inquire whiri
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saVinr ~ .." Irri,ll'urr a. l'-j over
; '.ha' of 1873. in witch the tax-paycr,
have = special -iutere-t:
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tsv from - - 20 enuis. s20o0OO pC
Slvin. ia three items lrr,to-
fore cuumegai,). lSI26y q
Saving in the tee nj eaiary
act. reducing 'ho salaries uf
sta'" and county ulnrcls. 5J2 .c0o OK
Amount received from fhc
license law. which goes to
tre school revenue. 235OOo &C
= Hrycncc of inicyc>, In the
revenue OF the state dph,. 100 q
'Neiuctiun of smplJye- in lie
legislature. 1900 Oo
Reduction of per diem of
in' rl"r, Of the legislature
'r1m * 'o 81. 1900 OC
AvnHr" sewing ia public
printing h. rnq 'tm'ni of
the printing bureau bill, - "a Il
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RAILRoADs.-A slight degree of couius-
ion seems to exist in the minds Of some
of our readers relative to the different
railroads projected south Of US. About
three years ago the Central Pacific CON-
menced to build a road south from Ls-
throp, to tap the San joaquin Valley and
connect with the Southern Pacid, at
Goshen. In due time. the management
of the Coast line TO Soledsd aud of the
San joaquin branch from Lathrop to
Goshen become consolidated, and from
Goshen the work proceeded on the orig
inal line of the Southern Pacific past
Bakersfield, through the Tehachepa
Pass, and on to Mohave. Meantime,
Tom Scott obtained grant for Texas
Pacific Railway, to follow the thirty
second parallel and to strike the Pacific
Coast at San Diego. Gen. Cotton went
to Washington and obtained from Con.
gress q modification OF the original grant
to the Southern Pacific. to such an ex-
tent as to allow this latter Company to
build from Mohave to Los Angeles, aud
thence southeast to Fort Yuma, on the
Colorado, there to connect with the
Texas Pacific. The Congressional amend
ment did not affect the original grant to
the Southern Pacific Railroad. II the
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company
came to The Kueedles on the thirty
fifth parallel, the Southern Pacific would
connect with them. If Tom Scott came
to Fort Yuma. on the thirty second par
allel. the Southern Pacific would con-
meet with his road. The road has been
built from Mohave south to Los Ange-
les, and eRstwardy to Indian " ellis, on a
direct line to Fort Yuma, which point
will be reached before the year closes.
The line from Mobave west to The
Kneedles will be completed before the
expiration of the grant. which runs three
years longer. 1t will open up the Psna-
mint, Cerro Gordo, Lone Pine and
| Southern Nevada and North Ar
izona mines. Between The Needles and
Fort Yuma the Colorado cannot be
bridged, on account of its broad, sandy
banks. At these two points are bold
rocky bluffs. The Southern Pacific,
therefore, holds the key to the situation.
1t is probable arrangements will be eff
fected before long looking to pushing
of the Utah Southern through to meet
the Los Angeles and Independence road
thus giving the U. P. Pacific outlet in.
dependent of the Central Pacific.
HEAVILY laden wagons drawn by mule
teams passed up Main street with ma.
chinery for the Meadow Valley pump
These and the ore trains footing alons
the mountain side were the only thing
that we saw making any noise in tn
metropolis Of Southeastern Nevada yes
terday.
FIRE DELEGATES. meeting Of th
Fire Delegates was in order last evening
but no quorum being present the Boar
could transact no business; so tn
gigantic Secretary informed US.
LOST, cuff button, amethyst in soil
gold setting. The finder will pleas
leave it at Jonas COINS clothing stor'
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