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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-17
DiSSoLuTIon NOTICE.

G.. ". FRASER h c. J., PERKINS.
FgyHE CO-PARTNERSHIP. HERETOFORE
a existing between q. ". Fraser and O. J..
Perkins, under the firm name Of Fraser &
Perkins, ut Battle Mountain. Lander caunty.
Nevada, md Jersey City Humboldt county,
Nevada. tx this day dissolved by
rnusut consent. c. ". Fraser having sold
nis entire interest in Real Fsta e. stocks
OF Merchandise and Book accounts to j. A.
Blossom. OF Battle Mountain. Z lac new firm
will pay all Liabilities and collect all debts
due the old firm Of Fraser & Perkins.
e. W. FRASER,
G. l.. PERKINS.
Battle Mountain, March II, 1876
marIG.3t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-17
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

INA v ElLEh y uOlDL.
Arrivals and departures of trains at
Wiunemucca Station:
GOING EAST.
Express Train arrives at 10:40 A. M.
and leaves at 1866 A. NJ
Emigrant Train arrives at 10 P.
and leaves at 1915 P. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at IL NJ. and
caves at 12:45 P. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives at 800 P. NJ.
and leaves at 1886 P. NJ.
Emigrant Train arrives at 7:30 P. NJ.
and leaves at 8 :15 A. NJ.
Freight Train arrives at 11:50 A. NJ.
auj leaves at 12:40 r. NJ.
stages North.
From Winnemucca to Silver City
aud Boise CITY, Idaho Territory:
idaho Stage leaves daily at IL A.
M. and arrives at 2:30 p. M.
From Winnemucca to Paradise VAL
ley, leaves upon the arrival of the ex-
press train from the west Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrives
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday after
Moons.
Snaps Express, from Winnemucca
TO Varyville, Bartlett Creek mines. ar
rives on Thursday and departs on
Friday of each week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-17
Buqqies and Saddle Horses

san always be had at my Stables in MILL
CITY. Especial care will be taken Of transient
stock. GEO. M. MILLER.
Unionvilla GanuaIy /, 1875. del If
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-17
PREPARE
FOR
S Il L L l. II M Z n L.

A. IL PERSONS KNOWING THEM
N salves to be indebted to the undersigned
,sre beseby notified that will be in Winnie
Yracca abont the 18th OF March. and / want
everybody in debt to me to pay by the LIST 81
April, or they viii be subjected 10 costs
THOMAS THOMPSON.
san Francisco March 3. 1876. m6ad
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-04-17
Horrible Diseases.

How many thousands Of persons. both male
aud female, there are who are suffering out
miserable existence from the effects Of secret
induIgences, or from virus absorbed into the
system Look at their paliid. emacated
and disigured faces and their broken-down
constitutions. disqualifying them for the hap
piness of marriage or the enjoyment Of life
In this horrid situation thousands suffer until
death closes the scene. Let parents. guardians,
friends. attend to those who are suffering with
any of these horrible life-destroying malades
sec that they are cared for and cured before
il be too late. Send them Immediately TO DIR.
GIBB0N, a physician who has made private
diseases his especial study for years, and who
il certain to cure the most inveteratc case
without mercury or any injurious drugs. Ii il
important to those who afflicted, or to
those who nre interested in the welfare Of
their friends. to be careful of the many pre-.
tended doctors who infest all cities. publish.
ing their skill in curing all diseases in few
days, imposing upon the public by using the
names Of eminent physicians from Europe and
other places. BE therefore careful and make
strict inquiry, or you may fall into the hands
oil those charlatan4.
, 1876-05-26
MUNICIPAL.
Arrangements Under Way for
Paying the City En-
ployes Next Week.
Tho Old Finance Committee
Threatened will, Suits On Ac'
count of Protested Paper.
The Board Of Public Works to Per-
form the Duties Of the
Building Department.
What an Ex-Faro-Dealer Re
veals About Won Ho1-
LENS Gambling.
Mayor Hoyne Talks Over the Fl.
nancial Situation with Some
Prominent Citizens.
AROUND TIE uOOKEEY.

WHAT WAS DONE DURING THE DAY.
Things round the old rookcEy yesterday woro
their usun1 aspect. It was generally realized
TINT the oiliclni guillotinc would rest quietly
until the next Council meeting, and there was
not half the anxious questioning that WAS heard
the early part Of the week. 4 slight ripple was
caused by the members Of the old Finance Com
mittec receiving notice Of tile city certificates
going to protest and that they would be chilled
upon for payment. THIS sensation, how
ever, speedily subsidized. Most people wcro
OF tic opinion that 1t would DO impos-
slble To collect the money, hut there
wcro not wanting thosu who wished
some Of tho ex.A!aermcn could be reached in THU
way, II only A. kind Of political fctribnton. The
examination committee made eanstdesab1e progress
with MT. 1layes' accounts, anil expect Of dnirh
their toak today. Ii the aftcrnoon quito sn ex.
raid on tbs office Of thc South Town Asse*aof M lhs
particulars Of tsltA desperate move will be found
elsewhere. A very Important meeting to the FL
nance Committee WIS held IN tho evening, when
arrangements were completed to pay The city em"
ployes tn about week.
, 1876-05-26

Ia bn ptoteatcd and virtually repudiated because
pay.he At certain day ..u to 5e rep.sessa " Gnss
n1oney which, by tthe ntascment Of Tnx Tn:aun.,
viii Ie IN hand Sept. i, to pay old eeftlheatc. Ist
tcrc.t W IN it whatsosyef. OF loaned to banks AZ .
bas!s Of dttconntA; mnylo nnlawinlly appropriated
pavde s 2eF 4 ~ aa s ae g Il %
meet them: That y dnsnciefng with e yengeaneas
doctrine 9f reputation. Tnn TntnUKE nhould ad.
wise itaef every nvc minute. on tho posision Of Mr.
Gyn' H. s1e. psapsed or slan The nsuga
srer ". glad of II for ie roncil hsa ben oysngat
rapid rate and With ssgsschlng sonma , weh 9no y,
Clair Clcve1and'f gooee-qnill when the owner !.
sweating over ono Of hia masters deerco' Or proc
VI presume you have received Mr. CoIsln's lat.
terr,, aakcd the news innn.
''Ycs, replied the * .ofhetal.
Would you remain in your posit!on shon!d Mr
co!rln le declared the 11ayor" qucf3ed the Tn'h'
es's swcl., :" ..ld Mt. 1layes, ~ ean .n,ver TINT
depcnd On circumstances. have great desire
A.. n,,.,: TO s.vs hals GI,cAa9 .na :, ch,,zco +,
ruined I, IN common with others am ruined alao.
feel pride in the city, and know her to b tlae
wild. she lis abunasnt rcsoufcss,, and would
have grind future II nIairs wcte adnlhtHtered by
n s"a hsnsst @ Vii, A. e{ basu ses n ~.
With the Cily s;overanscnt. and MI: CoIsn, under
r u III Haiti, 1 tho q aher he q. o
the city had been faithfully rrotsc,ed md every
payment met To the dny-and Mt t'olsn should %
ealnblished beyond question az MnyoF thu friends
Of me city wonld regain condolences the Eastern I
u The ,a S. Gnaer aeT ths
should bo called up 10 step Into the breach and
eod not fstnes to give the request much serious
''iIayc you made MP yorr mind As 10 what you
will do In regztd to Mr. Colslns lcttert asked the
vi have not given the mattar great deal Of at
| tcntlon have not even read ths letter oxct cafa.
fully In rssard to tho nststi1ns to rtotess saG
T.. .uxsss'ot A. T. ,a.. tho o1sl!snee Msnos
caI5tn, Suppose ! snst 49,, -. e!sast
only be run BY law. No one elected to the Office
q Mayor Of the clty, nof any members Of Tho
Council, either ln collective capacity or otheEwrc
sss fseogase ss 0'is IT, .Ss CO. - Aud
0r. pass on all vouchers, according TO law. lie
can only issle warrants and papers under cifcnn.-
stances which the law permits, end Of taste ctr
Mayor nor the Common Council caa order hin, nor
take possession OF The city Treasury n any man
c1eeRt In tst Which ,o h1Te II, sn: ins
t!ss sabjset to hi. sasees.of. and at say Tins
subject to the nctton Of the Mayor and Common
Council. II hfs policy be not satisfactory be eau
10 set asiac. and his successor appointed, but be
cannot be forced nor can sny one obtain poescsson
| OF the property undcr his control. l knnw tia!
this s Mf. Col9,n's view. lie bus mover attempted
tn dictate to me u to what conree shall pntsne ~
has always acgutcsccd Without complaint when !. u
Comptroller, hasn overTulca hin actlon and 1lsFe
gatded the actions Of the Colnmon cnnnsM yhcI
gucaa thai fsabout ull have to b&J." And the re
| porter withdrew
, 1876-05-26

HE AGAIN EAILAlNb AlS FlEWb-
A TRIBUNE reporter, happening around in tho
Comptrollcr's rooms, found Mr. Hayes with
cheerful smile on hs face, aud apparently ready
to be interviewed Of willing to talk, for, on tue
reporters request for news, Mr.. Hayes, with Ills
customary grace, said: "slt down nov, and
I'll tell you what l1sya to say" The reporter
complied, md Mr. II. began
In tue first plncc, waut to answer some
statements made by tho Trnes aud also others
made by TIE TRIBUNE. want to say IL reply
to this Tina article, which saya that have Is
sued certificates OF 1916 to tho full extent Of
tho 1000, aud by thia means reduced the
amount Of old certificates to $500 COO, that It
Is untrue. The amount Of tho old certificates
outstanding, payable Junu ], instead Of
being s.. 800, 600, IL nbout 81, 300. 00O aud the
total amount OF all certificates now out ia e., S0o-
COO or 81, 900, 600. Tie objection Of ths 71.n<s
to borrowing money 10 pny maturing certificates IL
unenablo, for thcl amonnt oF certificates IL being
OF Mres, and new crEt!hcates arc being issued to
meet the uncollceted balance aud to rny old cuEta
Gates; alto t9 defray new sxpen.iitarss. The
necessity Tor these lonas. even were tho taxes fully
exat Tor the expenses Of the city must be met
s stsasse Y 70 H.
city Of preserving it, credit is precisely the same
~ tho advantage to mercantile hous1, which has
paper tha l,olihe wonld certainly make new loans
rnthsr than suspend payments aud 80 Into ll9uita'
t1on while trr acc1anta were being co,isstea.
There II but Gle 0pnIun among aeusb!o men Oh
j wsk also 10 say that there has never been
cid certificates, and ali assaults on ths legality Of
the loans aud tho attempted fepnd!nttot: Or tisn,
T noy BE- met By ssc'a Of tho Courts that
LEuAL AND kuuHp.
The polcy Of Mr. lloyne and the 7H4<s would rc'
oatIns iebt now maturing, but also % the amount
due Jn1y i, which IL the Interest on tIs VII. Mo:
o?9 Ssp x e st tho 's,
No u,onuy eau b. collected from .1sv 1871 tax-
levy to pay either oc. and u Il II unlawful to hos'
aud tho ruin Of tue cltys credit IL sfusFcsabu un.
iieFa, sir. iiayes paused. but soon co,n,neneea
again BY saying that hs Ind something 70 say IN
regard u ths TH!Buss's stand; and 10 .oos up thc
ois III Il III osss 600 Of ecse which
u ths Is, ooo 900 Or more q back ta1es tie most
of which wifi be collected y Jaly, august, and
ssmsT a rs Inv ES1s s tns aaeq.sa st
eolcelcd II p4ytns eet4sstss nslc" o. ,tsi!n,
'f Hftsr ri ha h dcclarat!on ~ r.s Tusuxr, said
he. laying thu paper dawu. that me po!iey n. Or
notes md therefore Illegal, We hnd Mr. I!oyne re-
ported ~ follows thoFo ho sga'n referred to TUE
aGan yon siYr nie any, ,tdss of Tho policy Of the
Finance Committee In this respsctf' asked the TO-
s'Wcll, responded tho Mayor. ''the members
hold cUt,fcru1cy In my ottlcs this morning. an.l
fscoty t. hn ho!lvrs II certiacases II III. Common
Council! pass resolution uesss!n.I to thels ray.
men. ii o cc1tan aate, wy within twn = r. y three
, 1876-05-26

ITEMS CULLEp FROM THE DEPARTMENTS
Water receipts yesterday we're s.. .o3s
The Special Committee on The Health Depart.
ment Will meet 1t I p to-day In the City Clerks
office.
The Finance Committee OF tho Council II called
to meet In Room &C. Palmer House, this evening ut
= o'clock.
The Sanitary Police 1t seems arc not - obcd!ent
to tho mandates Of Tho Mayor ~ ID tho Board Of
Health. for they still continue in tue discharge Of
their duties, and intend to stay there.
The Water Department. now fully established in
its new quortess, wos srsy busy yesterday. The
number Of people anxious 10 pay water rents b.
fore the addition Of the 10 per cent, which will be
pitt on about June I, Is daily on the Increase.
Marshal Goodell IL stul as undecided as aver,
and refuses to state anything In regard to his In.
teutloua or opiniuas further than that he intends
TO tpntY to Mayor Hoynr to.,1ay. What hin answer
will &c, he says. Mayor Hoync Will have to tell.
Comptroller Dcrickson and his as.istauts at
work poa the books 81 of n ~ a5e. g.. .hr9uEh
Aa might be supposed, they wtfe loont . oe ~
right, further comparison will be made to-day.
Tie work Ii being doue merely ~ nn1teE u forn
statcd tnat ho had no Intentions Of removing Mr:
Toiice, M IIEckcy's friends ars greatly worried
prc bringing aIf inlnencs within Lcsr grasp to bear
on the Xliermen to Influence Mayor lioyns to keep
the SupSrtntende where he In.
A rumor having gained circulation that II. r.
Tuley had concluded " Withdraw from the lloynr.
Co]y{p case on account Of n belief that 1loyne
would tc leatep mud thai hs tfairy) did not will
% bo interested In failure, proves 70 BE- ~lthon
joct yesterday AID gave dcnal 10 the ttAtement
It IL haid that Of tho opposing counsel had se
tlw rumor A1oat.
The Committee on btrecta and Alleys for III,
South Division met yeetsrdAy afternoon to &C
upon the resolution OF Aid. koerber directing th
hoard OF pnbic Works to repair tho street wall Q
the approach to Polk street bridge. The wall IL ii
u bad condition from Fifth avenue to THE river. ant
falling tn ylccsa rapidly. After nome discussion i
drehstt to defer action Till Saturday, When III
Conltnittea meets agalu-
Ex.Mayot colsln was around for short tim
Yesterday morning, but paid no particular after,
ton 10 buainess. Gs te1d 4 few letters, gosslEt
With lew frlends, gaped nnenat1y, and left. I'll
piacs see1ns V hayc become dIstastsful TO htus ~
he spends ~ little tins posslhle ln the TOOL
which ho clai1nA - his oflcc. The Office Of OF
City. Attorney Jameson has become aho fasoE!t
haHH-o out Ut tho Afayur and lii friends who II
busy with law aud tbs l87h charter.
, 1876-05-26
PROTESTED PAPER.

TuH OLD FINANCE COMMITTEE THHEATENED.
Tho members Of the Finance Committee Of
the old Council were the recipients yesterday Of
notices similar to tho following, which was OBJ
taincd from, cx-Ald. Quirk:
State Of Illinois, County of Cook. CHy of Cat
ti1eato Of ndehtednesa fos s5:l and tntcre. dated
Gas.xi ats xssnsd 5y il e' cos M4ya s
Comptlo olcr, and indossed by YOU. being thia day
due and ,d " mo I 95
thereof haa been duly demanded. and that tho
ho1dera loo1: to you for payment Of damages. in-
tcfrst, and costs,
Uo,,c at The request OF c. Hcnrotia.
ID. Scnwg1s7nAi- Notary Public.
10 B, QuIsk, Of Flnancu Committee.
It struck TRIBUNE reporter, to whosc cars
the information came, TINT to be held rcsponst-
bio for the outstanding certificates Of tho elty's
debt would be no small matter, and l!e sought
and found e1-Ald. Quirk. and asked what these
things could mean.
Mr. Quirk replied that he supposed md lie
did not feel bad about It either, that something
would be done, but he did not know what it
was. The Finance Committee, lo thought, was
sustained by the Council. which body wae backed
by tho city. lie did know that nnytAIng would be
done, AZ ho had said before. 1le hnd seen none Of
the otners in the sarne rrcdtcament, md dill not
know whether meeting would, be held about 1t Or
not. lie. and 6chaaneE, and Heath were the
ones who signed most Of tho. certificates, Us
stone and Lynch were not generally at thy meet;
he did not know whom to 70 TO- for advice, OF What
d. as the sy paper nd nsys1 nscn rotS;'S I;
certificate In the same boa ho would at least
huye company, and they together WoNld get out as
best they might II tho certificates were legal the
wpd %a ssa sa aS e s
muldc.
, 1876-05-26
OBITUARY,

JoL1E7, ILL.,, May 25--Mss. 8arAh Walker
Young, = most e.tinsable lady, wife Of hansaed
Young, = prominent cttlzco, died Of dtabetea, II
her late residence uu Eastern avenue, this MORN
Ing, aged Us ysars. Thu fune1sl services will taeo
place saturday afternoon Ut Christ church, thu
Rs., Mrssss: Tays, Of tsa city, 4n4 kluncy, Of
Chicago, officiating.
ST. Paul, May .5,-F. T. Hultcrhod, Of CtnCin.
natl from 1880 10 1888, musician and founder Of
tho IT. Paul Musical Society. died taAt evening u
hla gyaldsoco In tbs city.
, 1876-05-26

WHAT rAnO-DEALER KNOWS ABOUT THE CIT
COLLECTOR.
Aprof,os OF tho investigation into the Ton
Uolicu dcfalcatiou, Ta,nuan reporter, In his
rounds yesterday, came upon bo'lansa tn tho
shape Of An c1-t,ealef formerly at the faro bank
Of llankins brothers, on Clark strict. The IT,
portcr u,a friend were quietly discussing thu
matter over glass Ut foaining lager In we'll
known resort not 4 stone'4 throw from tho
l.ouse Of tbs IIankinscs, when, s4tan like, line
looking and respectfully appearing n'an Of mid
dlo rye entered, and touk ecat uear tho
table the reporters companion sccogniz-
Ing tho gentleman nt tho 6anc Tins.
Tho press ,,,an WIS introduced to the
new conner, and another gnss Of lager ordered and
utsposcd Of. Tho conversation "aa resumed Oil
tho defalcatioi, and the stranger. wIRksng rather
whlcl, would show where the citJ's rsoney wont.
The talk WAS opened BY the rcpottet's friend, Who
eoSss e + r!esS9 y eSSsn t9u' ptsph bee,. you
%zorc engaged In tha Hank3ns' gaming room At QUO
Mp' D,ank-Yea; dealt faro for them for sever.
a, mouths ~ moat OF the boys OF CllAngc know.
Il. F.-~Wc!l, perhaps you enn ten ~ something
about Georse Von ilollen'' lo*ses mud gambling
Mr. W.-oh, suppose I could. but l do not dc.
IL L. F.-My friend. here, would like to har. soms
definite information on tho subject, and you will
obl!go ,ny by giving him any points you may havs
All SbEs business uiust come ont sooner OF latet.
and you might ~ wuIl tell u al you know,
mf. D.-Thnt would he harlly the Wise thing for
me e Do. although an no friend Of such men as
the Mnnkinsta, who.n promptly shock oil ~ sasM
n eaw how they conducted business.
HAWKINS ON THH HAACA.
At this 1unstusu tho rcposteE chisued in. and the
stranger WAa Interviewed ere lIe w&n aWaru of it:
| Ncportcf-You uun't mean ~ say thuy cheat In
| 1hrtr gatnrbf
Nj. D.-Ghcatl TINT IL mild for It,
And Mr.. blank looked 1t the preu man ~ ht
would at : novice.
K.-Why, how do they conduct theis gambling.
! hnuAef .
| Lii. D.-Dracot They rob man; get blu. drunk,
and WIN ~ he has got, from dollar note to
| hundred thousand.
H-llow do yon kn1w thAtf
Mf, U.--Know I'll Do you think = man could
dea! faro shess and not know IT. should sAy not.
HID yuu over ses Won liollen gAsnbio thsrs
Mr. H.-~Ne1l, suppose ~ III = matter OF cum
nlan tAlk, this Won !lolleA gambling busiucsa.
| viii tell yuu xlat k,!ew.
| N.-rIocsea, II ynu phase. -,
i Mt U.--ltn Rl>put three years slnce Won 1lo!te
commenced gambling VI tho Ilauhius 1irothers
ptaco, un Clark Atree&, Ut tho c1snes Ut thu slle
called ca}houns place. jed y, Al. and Ge91s
from thoa about Yeas ago, spd set pp toz h1nassl
~ r y - = =
, 1876-05-26

d U1LDlHt 1NoIEI11O4S.
Tun DuTr NOW DEyoLvEs OK THE BOARD or |
PUBLIC WORKS.
The Board Of Public Works having request |
cd the opinion Of tho Inv Department rs 10 |
their duty In regard TO the Building Inspector
ship, lats In tho afternoon they received the fol-
lowing; |
law DkrARrnrrr, cn,cAao, My e, ls5o1
Ater: SuttrN', Et9., Secretary Hoard 9f t'notle
thin date asklng whether ths order Ut Mayor Hoyne
x.heut assi9n q ths c.y conns The
saS ssfs's ct sss Sy aSf ?
4nnt'dnE' sy th u 81 ny p1h a
ture concerning the appointment and removal Of
es eosaony "ofi' saiea tSe Gayofs ss provide. Is
1.-THE Mayor may sppolnt sny suitable peften to
discharge tbs du.ics Of the o<'lee ft9n M which he
appointed r si and quass or snc sticss restored to
office tu Tho manner aforesaid"
The MAYOR h.s removed si5 na,ley isom tms o..
ties ot said ofce The poasd has full authority to
IT, S. Tr1nr1t, City Attorney.
After the receipt Of this, alcsBrs. PFiniivii}e
aud Thompson statcd that they would 60 OF
and perform the new duties imposed upon thetn
without paying any attention to Mr.. Mike
Bailey They might made demand upon that
gentleman for bis Looks, hut If be waa chary In
complying they would procure new set and
tsouble him no fnsihot.
BAILEY ON TIE RAMPAGE.
| Mike himself sweass thnt he will fight to the
bitter end. He will not relnqniah the books, nor
recognize any one's authority until the quo war
tanto case IL decided. Even then be will contlnue
in bis career Of inspection until tho proper 1egaf
| Ateps arc taken for his removal Meantime. Mayer
Hoyne chuckica nt tho den Of b. hcfus able ''to
carry l,od. " and giving his valuable services to
tue CITY without sny pay.,,,
think themselves safe Permits ara still being H.
sued. One WIS given to mnn ye4ter3ay allowing
kIW to snet hta tunlictle to tho street Efodn. Ec
went Il, work bat Was stopped by Of The apccfal
| police Of ttse Board. The man then applied to
Mike Bailey and received tue intelligence thut lie
WINS to continue and pny attention to the orness
| OF the Bonrd. lie returned 10 the work And no
further developments have been made.
| Commissioner Thompson. when spoken TO on tho
/ snbjeck said that hc Ind roAA tho uuf!d!n5 otdi.
| nance carefully, but could dad no provision max
ing It necessary for man 10 obtain 4 permit to
rainc thu house to grade, but there was clause
! nhout raiEing part Of, or addition TO, house.
| lie would not interfere with Ahy such operations
| till be had become mora coure1saut with tho law.
| and, Indeed, The Board have rsfuset to take any
definite steps In tho work I'LL tile duties atltll
| have become more firmly eatahllIhed in tAeiF
minds.
, 1876-05-26
over Browns building. Won Uol1en samb:33
both places, but mosilY In jena.


ovet Browns building. Won nol1en samb:3 n
tona p1aees' bnt mostly N Jcn =.
hfr. H.-oh, a. much ~ TO. 900 In Jch's2 :e.
a9d o foterai tnontand t In Geor9es:, 1e lo3 Jm
lot AZ tas currency ho hsa and would thts Jsw s
on;c With. : |
The} rsssirsd hi, check a, then, .S h,.
he VT wanted M when he had no funds and 70 ~. iss
e., :ats tnlnx can .el {nn a, They wona nevet iet
"a''' anu ''csoer so Tas 1'm LAST DOLLAR,
h;-Woati von lloilcn go into the rooms volnn- |
any q dle tney sntl9o e MN o tae;e. ,.u,, .u.
when tight, bns 9ttener PC whF fetched n ny John
acombcf l,sothcr Fl. law of 5sas: WIG attenss
checkt; ms-,.,, w. r,ou.u,
}9o . paIsa sit n's xon ses o1te5 ont q. card,
that Won Iolisn lott s5o, 600 In cash, besides
u @a ,hey 1e feR 1rn ths, n% 's
E ooo n addttton 70 that amou1t po yer re-.
.o.iig thonssnd or two; iant ,a, sah a., wna. ao
,shai"o n shers was a,out counting tic money 10
H-xe', Do. ..,..,., r., ..,,,c.,,on
of ~, h," tos H,hcp seb ae n ayie
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