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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-18
N o T I c F.

To fAe wallapa Consolidated Mining Company and al
 others owning any interest in the Silver Star ledge
 lode vein. situated in the Wallapai Mining District
 Mohare county. A. T.:
 You are hereby notified tha; yOa do not within ninety days from the service of this notice pay 10 the under. signed. a, Mineral Park, Mohsve Cc-uty, A T. your proportional part of the expenses incurred sad ainx claim locaoa required by the Congressional law the undersigned will claim forfeiture of your interests in said mine H. WHITE
 Mineral Park, Feb l. le7f. tehtdao
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-18
Proposals for Beef, Mutton,
 Flour, &c.

OFFICE CHIEF CoNNIssAKY OF SUBSISTENCE
 SANTA FE N. NJ, Jan. 2i, le1b5 SEALED PROPOSALS in iriplica,e. will he recelv- ed al this office and the offices of the Acting tomis saries Subsistence each of the posts named herein until noon Monday April 10. 1876, for furnishing the United States Subsistence Department at Forts Marcy Bayard McRae SelGoG Stanton. Union. and Wingate N M.. aud Fort Garland, c. T., with such quanues or Fresh Beef and Mutton live and slaughtered, Flour, Corn Meal Beans and Fine Salt may be from time 10 time required from July l. 1876, 10 June 20, ls1I
 All blank forms, instructions, conditions. approximate estimates of quantities required &c will be supplied ay lication the undersigned, any A C. S in this District CHAS r. EaGAN
 febll Capt, and Chief C. S. Dist oi N- M-
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-18
N o T I c F. |.

To William B. Heliings. T. NcwiIliams. and J. Fugtt
 or any other psrsan deriving their title by deed from the original loeators in that certain ledge lode vein fnown as the Phnx loeaton situated n yulture Min ing District Yavapai county. Ariz0na-
 You are hereby notified that if you do within nine v days rom the service of this notice pay Co the under sizoed af the oee of l. F. Hargrave Esq in Prescott your proportion of the expenses incurred said mine eea'n as required by the Congressional law approved May lUth le7 the undersigned wi claim forfeiture of your irteres; is said mine. E. s. JUNIOR
 Prescott A. T.. Jan. II. 1876. do0
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-18
N Q Y IC F. |,

To John Dolan. any other person CT persons dst4 their title by deed from the original loestors is b tchP-e ledge. lode or vein, situated la Tiger NrH District favapai county. A. T.:
 You are hereby notified that fl you do no; wi;bs u.s Y days from the da'e of ths notice pay the usd signed. or to J. r. HzrgTaye his office in Preseor T. your proportional part of fhe expenses incurred sad mine CT locatoH required by the Congresses law approved May 10. 1872 the undersigned will eisn forfeiture cf your interes; in said mine
 sAML w. WEE Prescott, Jan 2l, ls56 ds
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-18
A Card

l Cord To those who suffering from tse errus n NHl us and indiscre;ions of youth nervous veal
 early decay loss of manhood. Sr will send ceipe that will cure you FREE oF CHARGE. The great remedy discovered by missionary in South Americk Send self addressed envelope the REV. JosEPH I. LYMAN Station D. Bible House New York City. au2sms
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-18
Proposals for Land TranSpOr-
 tatiOn.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or ARIZONA
 OFFICE OF CHIEF QUAgTERNAsfER. ( PRFSrnTT A T.. february 1. lsIo.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA,
 OFFICE OF CHIEF oUAgTERNAsfER- (
 PRESCOTT. A. T., February |, ls4o) SEALED PROPOSALS, in iriplicaie subject to the usual conditions will be received th:s otce until l2 o'clock noon on March 18th. ls1s al which tune and place they will be opened in presence Of bddes Tor me transportation of military supplies ou the o'owing ae scrbed routes n the Departmen; oi Arz"n during the fiscal year commencing July 1876, and endEs June V lc71, by wagon.
 Route No. I.
 Comprising the posts now existing or which may be established this Department during inc hscal year East 0. the Colorado river and South cf the ib parallel of North latitude which supplied Or which may hereafter be decided to supply from Yuma Depot direct The posts established on thls route are Camps Apaehe Bowie, Grant, Lowell, and Mcdowell
 Route No. 2.
 Comprising the posts existing. which may be established in this Department during the fiscal year North of the 3iih parallel of North latitude and Last o the Colorado river which supplied Or which II hereafter may bs decided to supply Via Ehrenoerg The pos,s established the route Camps hoJaNe and Verde, Fort Mhippe and MhipPle Depot froI~sals will be received for supplying Camp Mcdowell by this route Couiracors may be required transport supplies and from points reasonable distance nOi exereding 2JO miles, outside the limits oi the regular routes, and bidders requested to specify m her posas te which such trauspOr aton should De required, will perfOrmed-to stated separately from raIes ior service within regular limits Of route.
 Proposals for transportation any all of the routes above named will be received. The the right To reject any all proposals
 Blank proposals form of contract and printed circulars stating the estimated quantities of supplies to be trans ported and giving full information as to the manner o bidding conditions 10 observed by bidders and terms payment will be furnished on application 10 this office
 Envelopes containing proposals should be marked, .'Prousas for Wagou Transportation. Route No or as the may be j. and addressed to the undersigned
 J. G. CHANDLER febllt4 Major and Chief ouarternas,er Dept Arizona
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-18
Dissolution Notice.

Notice k hereby given that the partnership bersa existing between Gideon Brooke and Jacob LIFE, Prescott, Arizona under the firm name of Brooke - was dissolved The sth day of January lc76 hy n. consent All debts owing ;o the said partnersh l date of said dissolution have been assigned to said o Brooke and are to be received by him. sud all csn on the said partnership to be presented to r n payment GIDEON BROoAS
 JACOB LINN. a Los Angeles. Jznra-v 6 fe.s seeiLN
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-18
Application for Patent.
|. & LAND OFFICE.


 PRESCOTT. A. T.. Dec. 3i le7J. Notice i. hereby given that F. P. F. Temple by hs fact Caldwell Wright whose F. O. addr-sss Cerbat Mohave county. Arizona Territory. has thIs f made application through fhis 0ce for L. B. Patent < thousand 000) linear feet of the Schnectaay ves sode with surfee ground three hundred 600 seeth width. situated in Wallapa Mining District County Hohave and Territory of Arizona and described iu ts plat aud field notes, now on file in this ofee fcless viz
 Beginning a; North end Of shaft where the ongrs monument was placed thence 1-o3D w 227 chapst monument os sfo-es for NV corner: thence ll0y 1915 chains o stake in stones for Sv er thence 1890 W { 4 chains t0 stake in moaumo of stones for SE corner. thence llo3O W 1915 eAs to stake in monument of ssones af NE tbence 7So5p Yves; 2o27' to point of beginning. From sF crner the corner of Sections between n and 1. Township line between Tovnshps 23 and 2i Sor1 Range ls West. Gis and Salt River meridian u ratiOn l3'50 F, 470 s66 chains distant COstAss e-1 acres WILLIAM \. KELLY. dec3ltO Rsgistsf
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-18
Strayed

From Curtis Saw NH. abau. the first of Jsszary, v mules; one dark brown with Spanish brands fbe eg a bay brarded On the lef hip. liberal reward - be paid fo- the mules for information leading te g recovery. C. w. BEACh
 Prescott Feb. 4 1876.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-18
\ Q Y | C F. |.

To William Miller, Col. r. T. Gilbert. Charles Carlton any other person persons deriving their title by deed from original Ocaiors in the Psymaser ledge lode or vein situated in Wailspai District; Mohave county. A. T.:
 You hereby notified tha, you do within nine ~ days from the service Of th notice ray the signed at Cerbat MOhsve county. A. T.. your pr0pOr- toua part of the expenses neurTe sad mine ton. required by the Congressional law, approved May 10 Is72 inc undersigned will claim forfeiture of your interest in said mine. JOHN CODY
 J. F. JAYNE CeTha;, Jan'y. l. 1876 janl4dsO
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-18
N Q T ! C F..

To A. D. Johnson any person deriving their title hy deed from the original locaiors in the Plata ledge lode or vein, in waliapai District, A. T.,
 You hereby fed that if you do ro within nine " days from the service Of this notice pv to the under signed al Cerbai. Mohave county. A. IT. your propor- iOna par, of the expenses incurred said mine or ocs nou, ss required by the Congressional law approved May lo l-s2 the undersigned will claim forfeiture of your interests ID said mine. JOHN CODY,
 J. r. JAYNE. Cerbat Jan. Isl; 1876 iaal4d9D
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-18
Application for Patent.
V.< LAND OFFICE.

|. < LAND OFFICE.
 PRESCOTT. 4. T. Dec. 3i. ls75. Notice is hereby given tha, r. r. F. Temple. by his a,torueyu fact Caldwell Wright whose F. O. address IS C-rbai. Mohavs county, A. IT. has this day made afpi cation through this office L. & Patent for thou saud q OO0 jHnear feet of the Schuylkl vein or lode bearing precious metals with surface ground three hun- dred CiD0) feet in width. situated in WsllaTai Mining District county of Mohave Territory of Arzoua and described in the plat field file in this office as follows, viz:
 Commencing at original Monument the north corner Of south shaft thence cJ0 East 2ZI chs to monument East line of olaim-pint of beginning thence iJ0 West 9.o9 chains Co NE curner and monu ument of stones thence s5ojJ W iji chains 70 stake in monument of stones for NV corner thence +07B Eas, IS chains to SW and monument of stones thence SJ East i5i chains stake in monument of stone. SE corner; thence i73O W soc chains to popt of beginning From the NE of the claim The corner between Sections 2. 3 3i and 35 Township line between Townships 2i and 2i North Range. le w Gia and Salt River meridian. bears 5o s % chains distant. Containing 6.e7 acres
 WILLIAM N. KELLY. dec3ltlo Register.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-18
N Q T fC E
dec3itl0

All persons interested in inc first eastern extension of the yuturs lode hereby notified that they do appear within ninety days from the date hereof and their proportion of the expenses incurred in the Oi work done said lode required by law. the under signed will claim forfeiture of your interests in said lode, in accordance with the mining laws u force
 q. H. WILSON. Antelope Creek A. T.. Dec. 3l 1875. de3ld9O.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PRESCOTT POST OFFICE.

PRESCOTT POST OFFICE. Arrivals and Departures of Malls.
 .RrryF CLOSES. From Southern Arizona. via WieAerburg Phrnix and
 Florence. MOudays and Thursdays Monday and Friday at 'SD From Calf rna Eastern States Cerbat and points in
 IOhare Mondays and Thursdays. Wednesdays ai l;D P N
 Saturdays al 73oPN. From Santa Fe (Nev Nexieol via Forts Wingaie and
 Defiance and Camp Verde Monday and Thursday Tuesday Friday r. M F-om wicken5urg, via Walnut Grove. Bradshaw and
 Moves Mills Saturdays a; PM Sundays a; 6 AM. OEce hours from am. io II pm. Money order office hours frvn A. N. 10 ) F. N Registration closes al ? T. N. Ofhce open Sundays from 9i to lOt 4. M. No money orders issued or paid on Sundays felarI THEo ". OTIS r. N.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-18
OLD T Y P E

WHICH IS BETTER THAN BABslr NE '. TAI. '. sas1Y9s;ss b snit purchassn
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-18
M'KRAr. I
 WOOD YARD.
Notice.
Notice.

vot,s> ss hereby givea that all JEwELRY IN PAWN , Moons rsme win le cold the First day sf siarch urlcss sooner redeemed
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-18
LEGAL.
= U M M Q N =

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD JU- dieal District. in and for the County of iavaTa' m the Territory of Arizona.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-18

Notice ttorney terbat, A atiop thf and (l.0 earingT fsd 600 istrict, escrit,ed nce as k Cornme est crps nouum cnce N nent of
 nonun St 15.ll eps'e N pn~ at dat of1 ruer tIo le betw Ia and stanf.
 iec3lti
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-18

Notice
 attorney
 Cerbat f
 made ap
 one thou or lode. { width.
 Nohave
 plat and
 viz S Begin monurae nonurne l5 l5chi per the Of stones Eo stake Fso3p V
 s'rner. ( Townsfi Range a iation 1s b.E acre dec3ltl
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-18

ling tils De D. I )'hes SUI kSU lids wi nish th fi,sD rop,sa ,e f,,rf ioof. eIara on tn !. orc he h nay b tes.
 urthe !, coz |iityo ationl he or M >coSf1
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-18

On tn 0rrTner the Pee work or ranch o;
 Dec.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
HEALTH IS HAPPINESS
CONCENTRATED
White Sulphur Springs Water
Natures Own Remedy.

ThA valuable preparation put up ny Dr
Die cure tor Chronic Constipation, Si,h end
Nervous lluudncuc Neuralgia, Torpid Liver,
Nervous Debility ana the lunp list Oi ais
rR.uS Arising nom u dlAuId"TCd S,umRuI ana
cuusiipHtcd bowels.
IL win relieve she worst eases OF nervous
and NlCh headaches Ia trutu Gnu To three
hours. " ~ cure thcmOst obstinate eases Of
chronic CuusIllnlil lUh ten 10 thirty
uuNS
II Is the best and huI,J purgauyc even
used Tor amy disrnSc, h my perfectly siur uu-
uVr All circumstances, unHinug ~ It's ne
ton, entirely nee irOn hny nausea, gripping
uI even uupluaHHntnuSE. POSSIsSlI y tonic
properties, "a thing unknown IN amy other
TIRE puIgutlNrO TINT puI ines llr bIuOd ana
builds up the system In such manner that
ths same effect Is produced by rcddced
dose until It's use may be discontinued ANA u
permanent cure effected.
II IL convenient, only rpuulriuRu glass OF
wnter and can be taken NJ all times, nv Its
action Will not interfere IN either business
or pleasure.
By analysts this preparation will be found
to contain all the medicinal properties OF
the White sulphur Spring Water, nv taken
nom the Springs, hut IN n concentrated form,
each pint being equal 10 two gallons
The medicinal properties OF the Sslines
and acids found III White sulphur Spring
Water ARE well understood by Hll wen In
formed medical men. In fact, these Snlines
ana ncids prepared by nature, enter directly
INTO the composition OF the blood, and no
blood can be healthy that lacks any one OF
them In their proper proportion.
Hence the sure and unVHrying action OF
this preparation. As soon M II Is taken II
enters into the blood, eXpcling all uccumu-
lated pOisOnS arising from indigestion or
malaria, purifying tho blood, and strength
ening the nervous system, clearing the com
plCNion nnd imunrting IA general healthy
tone To the entire system.
10 put this In the reach OF all, we ARE put
thug IL up In two sizo bottles, the prices be-
ing twenty five cents and n dollar. sold 10y
druggists generally.
GEO. \. COLEMAN " co.
DALLAs, TEXAS, July III, 1876.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-27

The majority of the delegates to thu
County Democratic Convention of YES.
terday have placed themselves, and
possibly Dallas county in no enviable
position in refusing to adopt the resolu.
lions ratifying the action of the st.
Louis Convention in enunciating plat.
form and in nominating Tildcn and
Hendricks In refusing also, to endorse
the Hon James W. Throckmorton
they have, in the Judgment OF Tnr Hen.
AID, absolutely foilel to express tho
prevailing sentiment of Dallas county
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-27

tbs Queen OF England, in her speech
TO Parliament has definitely announced
her assumption Of the title of Empress
OF India, This addition to the style OF
tho crown, she is careful to say is made
las regards India, and she connects the
announcement with an expression Of
her solicitudc for the welfare of her PEG
pie OF tho Eastern Empire. As to Eng
land, she is still Queen and the new
title is hardly likely to be much used
except in official documents,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-27
YESTERDAYS CONVENTION.

1t is unnecessary for Tnr HERALD to
say to the people of Dallas county that
the convention, which assembled in the
courthouse upon yesterday, in no sense
represents the public sentiment OF TINS
county. 1t il unnecessary for The HER
AID to aver that the majority OF that
convention wore manipulated by an
ambitious and reckless clique. that or
ganised anarchy in order that their sell
fish purposes might be subserved, From
the opening of that convention to its
hnsty and unseemly adjournment, no
effort was spared to stock committees,
ride rough shod over the true opponents
of the sentiment OF this county, and to
brow beat, ovcrawe and break down
any and all expressions of Democratic
lcnlty and Democratic principles, The
most remarkable and startling demon
qlizaton made against the very life OF
the Democratic party by that conven-
ton was its absolute refusal TO ratily the
nomination Of Tilden and llcnd.
ricks, or to indorso the
principles of the Democratic
party Ns enumerated in the 81, Louis
platform, Never in the history of con
ventions protesting allegiance to party
and to that pnrtys principles has there
been such departure, When such ab
rupt and astounding departures from
the practices and traditions of party NJ,
made, the question involuntarily arises
Do these men propose to desert IRON
the ranks and prove 0postatcs to then
causc2 What means this strange
violent and unhcnrd OF rcpugnancr I,
Democratic measures and Demo
cratic leaders, why should Tia,
chairman of Democratic cNccutiv,
committee with u vote Of two to one III
favor of that gray-hcarrd, noble oil,
Democrat, Jefferson Peak, in the very
teeth of that overwhelming vote DELHI
cratcly invite Mr. Swor, who received I
minority vote, to the chair aud thus
surrender the honor and fair fame o
the county into the keeping of dies
pcrate rule or ruin ring2 How can mel
enter Democratic Convention when
they were never elected upon the day
aolcmnly selected and set aside for tn,
holding of primary elections The pri
maries were directed to hold their elec
tions on August -, the precinct o
Mesquite and the city Of Dallas did 80
and if THr HERALD be not improperl,
advised they wore the only precincts
holding conventions on that day There
was no authority for stocking convcn
tons on any other or subsequent day to
the 18th And if they were organized
and stocked on any day subsequent to
the 10th, great fraud has been wilfully
perpetratcd upon Dallas county. No
authority exists to call IL convention on
any day save that designated by the
chairman of the executive commut9e
and the proceedings ofany primaryheld
on any day not 30 designated, are
utterly and absolutely null and void.
4 the majority of yesterday WAS consti.
tuted of men SO elected, no fair open
and honest expression OF the sentiment
of this people has been had.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-27

Tux French Chambers have passed n
law making elementary education obi
Eatoy on MI the children of France.
This is the wisest measure that has been
passed by the Republic There can be
no true liberty that is not based upon
education, and what France needs now
is a law something like that presented
to the Convention by Robespiero-one
of the best laws on education ever CON
crivel $50
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-27
FREE GDgEaTisGStSf COLUMN
FREE no ALL.
Hat No Hnsinem Advertisement In
serted without Pay.

Desiring ~ mako The Herald IN" med inn
NJ communication Tor the general punll''
and also to u-9i.t ihUH VINO lnhF hy'h u.s.
ndy,ui,Iuy column, Advertisements Under
the head OF Lost" "FUupd' Wanted,
"FOr Gale" "For Rent" 40 Let" " not
more than thIee lines, VIII Ue Inserted IA
this column two tiI1es free OF charge wren
such ndyertisemenlse exceed three lines the
excess will be charged at the rate OF nYe
cents a line, each insertion, In advance; ana
when such advertisement are printed more
than two times they VIII Nc charged NJ tht
rate OF i've cents II line IN advance Tor ehcl
additional insertion. seven words make Il
Hue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-27


Among tho iGuuy aeDr'e lessons Taught
by experience, tnIu ~ not one OF greater
moment 70 the mynlIi PORTION Of tbe COM
munlty than the 'olluwiug, VIZ That n.ior
niiyo treatment Nj only permanently sue
rnmri Whom nl'rd by uyFonuor, MHDn
tuo r,nD luHsul lao body mnd,tolbclui, IA
use OF u grniul tonic with which corrective
puolpnia ui, combined !H inc Hpand1os'
rpunus NJ yDrUhuua uum. Such % tonic rs
llustrttci stomach BIttrrs TIE most popn-
lar, nH IL ~ tho best article II its Givb,. For
more than twenty-five years II has been
used with signal success a. arumedy lofJ ana
preventive OF malurial levers, asa means OF
imputtng strength " the drbilltated, ana
~ II curative Of dyspepsia, billousne,s, con-
stipation, kidney troubles and uterine
weak ness. Not only have mntitudesof those
whom II has cured borne testimony In III
behalf but II has been repeatedly com
mcndcd by the medical profession and the
the press.
Her pretty teeth were poarly white
with SOIODONT;
Her breath was sweet Hs summers night
win SOIODONr;
And cen her rosy gums were bright
with SOIOUONr.'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-27

MEXICO staggers on under her load OF
revolutions, without much apparent
prospect of II healthy peace succeeding
the government efforts to crush out the
latest rebellion. With business stag
nNnt, merchants raising their prices
twelve per cent. and little or no money
to meet tho war expenses, the situation
does not seem pleasant for either the
governors or the governed, And yet
they must DO happy, or they'd stop it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-27

We, tn" undersigned Druggists Of Dallas,
Texas, having been selling DR.. Coleman't
Concentrated White sulphur Springs Water
for the past year or more, and having ample
opportunity OF learning uf its effect upon the
parties to whom We have sold, do unheSi Ia.
tingly pronounce II one of the best remedies
upon the market. And for the diseases
mentioned In DIR. Coleman circular, and en-,
pecially chronic constipation, sick and ner-
vous hea lnches and aS II common purgative
We have never sold any preparation that
gives such universal satisfaction.
Knowing Its pleasant and unRlllng effects
together with Its perfect safety under all cir
cumstancos, we most cheeitully recommend
Its use 10 the suffering everywhere.
CONNOR N WALKER,
GALLOWAY n GALE,
HO|KlNS n HOW ELL,
WILLIAMS Il TOLllNER.
lOlr " COFFIN.
DALLAS, Texas, July |, 1876
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-27
The Trade Winds

Are produced 10y the dmrnul revolution Of
the earth, extending from ~ north to 3O'
south ofthc equator, ana sailors hail with
Joy their advent into them, dlter being tom
pcst-tOssod ana worn, ~ productive Of sea
son of rcst. For weeks they sometimes Ito
not touch n salI, bounding homonard thro
nulds Of ,rn weeds alive with minute shell
hsh, and Dbscrye the pIny Of the gfnmpus'
pOrpOlac, BONITA and the terrified hight Ol
Of tho dying fish from the latter How
much more dcl'ahtful then must It be tc
guide the bark Of POOR humanity into The
trade winds Of health out Of the bend scns ~
discusc and suitcIlag, and make life's future
"A pleasant voyage les, such can be ef
fcclrd by using the II me Stomach Bitters
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-27

New York Sun; OF all the places in
the world that have been appropriately
named, lshpeming Mich, L, S, ranks
highest. 1t consists OF iron mines,
tumble down miners shantics. n few
saloons, one poorhotel, the bar of which
is tho best patroni2ed part of the house
and ragged, motley population of
about 5000, lshpeming is Indian for
"llell-town," and the Indians must be
credited with having hit the nail on the
head when they christened it, AS the
conductor ON one of the trains bound
toward lshpeming was going through
the cars one day, he came upon a fellow
who was 40 drunk that he barely knew
where he was, Tickets" said the con
ductor II amt got no tickets was
the reply. well, then, you'll have to
pay your fare. You cant ride free on
this train. "Who wants to ride free I?
l don't aim no SLOUGH. allus pays
my way" How far do you Sant to COP
II want to 90 to hi" AN right re-
piled the conductor, GIVE me seventy
five cents, and get otf at lshpeming.'