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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-17
SHERiFF'S SALE.
py VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND

Ri EIRTIE OF a DECREE AND
- Or,ia- Of Sale issued oUt y and under the
seal of the Hon. second Judicial District Court
III ant for OTInsiy County, State nt Nevada on
!, Judgment obtained therein tho 3lSt day 81
December. \. D. lo'5, and az, sod on tho 81.
day of February 4 u. 1870. II favor Of Il. VI.
Neriugton and against Georls ". CLelic. ACeLis
A. CLedic, c. C. Bstternlan. J DIN McCaEs!sEd
and Il. r. Rice. tor the sIIn Of $1,000 PRINCIPAL
debt, and S.'2 int ST thereon. after doGuci3Eg
the sun. Of S2-- ~! by the defendant Geor-e
". Chedic. ami tte further SUN OF S2%2 80 for
taxes paid by the p3-i-tif. and the sum OF $500
attorney fee, alG -lnal costs n the sum Of
$50 and Clerks s,. nm, costs il the sum ri
- 50. and all cost -.iCA may hereafter accrue
ly Of adv. p. ~sIIel... eIstE1r Of -ai"
etc, together with interest the sun Of teyiT
thousand dollars thereof &; the rate q one and
one LG i Ter cent. ner month, until paid from
December -. 1875, and on - .aO4 20 az the rate
Of ten per cent. per annyIIu from BeceInber a,
1870, tlntli paid, all in s'ld coin Of the United
States, les, >2nJ pad since deere. and 70 ti.e
directed commanding M 10 sci according 10
law certain real property set "t il said decree,
and hereir3tter described. to satisfy the above
demands, and IL pursuance thereto have lev
led upon and viii -Npose at public auction 70
the highest and hist bidder, in front of the
Court House door il Carson City. UF1lsiIv conn
Y, State Of Nevada on MONDAY. the 9th day
MARCH, A. d. 1876. b. tween tho hours Of {. 4.
II. and T. Il, tc wit, at one o'clock p. -. all
the right, title, interest or claim of the above
named defendant Of, in and 70 the following
described real property a. SGT out III said de-
cree t. wit: All that portion of that certain
tract piece and parcel of land i'll OrTnsby cOtIl
ty. state Of Nevada. designated On thu public
surveys of il.t United States HE southwest
quarter 81 the snU;ls"f Il qrs~..r If Section No.
sight ia Town lap Tf.f IIn IL # range twenty
-sef. Mount H.sbi'' hs.t sud meridian. which /
= bounded ana d"-'--jh Il - follows, to vii !
l.e ginning at tine southwest crTncJ If said Sec
tion eight thence running south thirty one and
fOEr-telths feet +; thence east and along -ht (
north line Of Henry street in Carson City, eight
hundred and EiEety-five and two-t, utLS feet /
isg5 Pho; thence north three huudrt u and |
three feet j:;i3: thence east eiIht-iive feet So
thence north three hundred and eiEhty-tLreC /
feet 1885,; thence west nine hundred and eighty
and two. tenths feet $50 2-I0l to the section !!
line: thence south along the section line SIX |
hundred and sixty feet tG6t TO the place OF be !
ginning. > 4. SWIFT, SherlH. /
Carson February I %. \. D. 1876.
FcBr II. CL.EsE. PlsiIt1fs'S Attorn' :. fi2tl |
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urH 1N 7u!E'nsa 6aVL 'srl;ars9a
uo!ss7s " p'ar |s..7S 7e!p1yp 81 I.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
NOR AN INCURABLE CASE
DIR. .e Richau's

LDEN BAL A u
After Ken ytEr- u trial -. This coast las rove
I:ss.f the only c,.ratlvr IL certain c..s5 :
diseases pronounced by medical practitioners =
i-rUrah.e
DIR. LIE Richau's Golden Baisam No.
CG-,~ ClaLG.e-. ms: al second stages So =
on the Ltgs o. L.eG-. Sg-e liars. Iyas. Nose, e..
torH-r-c.io-n3 B.utclgs, -vpAlht.C Ca:GrE--
Diseased >yalE, all al he primary forms 70
the d4sea-a known IS syphilis. Price, : p
Dr. lie Ricisu's Golden Balsam NJ. 2
Cures Tertl1--, NtE,u ria4, s:pA-l.tic ALer 3
ti-I2. i3a!Cs .u she Bones. ia X gf tie Me-
liberated Ssrr throat; -yu! ..;5c HazE, l I,-s, r.
agl Contracted cores, stiffness CT he Limb
art traGlga.-- all Diseases from Tie syst,--
whether csuscd aE IGGl-Tat.au O. aag,se
--rc,..v-!esv - the blood pure and health.
Price, = per bottle, or tgo for -.
DR.. l.. Richaus Golden spanish
Autihete.
For IL. cur %. '.ano-rhea, Git. Irritation
Gravel. and all jriEary OF Genital ala-Erac ---
I-euts. p.Js : 80 Y-- t5ttie.
DIR. lie Richau's Golden spanish
Injection.
A wash AID Injection ftr severe eases q Coz
orrhea, II:!4l4ll-:uIy Glee;. Structures. an3 81
disease & tire Kidneys and Bladder. PRISE
s. 80 Ter patr.a.
Also, Agents for Or. lie Richau's
Golden PILLS.
F.- Seminal Weakness. N.sL- E.aissi Is L.
potency. and all diseases ..s.n- ira. deAsgr.
baton aI.I excessive abuses. Pr 3 =
bottle. The genuine COHEN BALSsG IS put II
Cu.y Ia round bottles. on rec, p: o.: price
these .uiriues III hr sent = a.. parts Of tn
country. /. express OF mail, security packi Z
and free from C5seryatlGn. sole Agents. {. Z.
RICHARDS x CO, wholesale ana retail d-u--
and ssnsoIle streets, San Francisco, California.
aUglp- l. \
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DISSCLUTsC h .

DISSClDEsCh h,
EHEE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
Z existing between the Uniers glei, under
the finn name Of Stern & BosAoWiIz. At Carson
City, Nveada is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent. Said Boskowitz is aloae eE-ltleI to
collect and receipt for all debts due said late
firm, ana viii Pay all demands against the same.
FRANK BOSkOWIIZ.
L. STERN.
Carson City, Nevada, January 10. 1876.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

NY VIRTUE OF DECREE AND ORDER
ID Of Sale issJed out Of aud under the Seal
Of the Hon. % Judicial District COUrt. in ana
for Ormsby County aud State Of Nevada on
Judgment obtained therein on the 8tlI dsy Of
January, 4 II. 1876, and attested on the lS;h
Duffy and against J. l.. Blcthen, NJ. q. BlethCrl,
Wells, Fargo X Co, and L. 2. DreXler, defend
ants. And in pursuance to said decree and
order Of sale, to me directed. have levied upOn
and VIII expose to public sale at auction, on
WEDNESDAY the Sth Gay of MARCH between
the hours OF p ain. and : pm. to-wi, st che
o'clock. pm, the real property set out i'll sail
decree or 80 much as will satisfy the several de-
manis tn-Hit Original costs in the sum Of
$50 -. Counsel fte IN the sum Of $50 40. and
the sum of - Us %, with interest Sa,jI2 81
at the rate OF two a. percent. per month from
10th December, AID. ISIS, and on Sis 81 at the
rate OF ten (lol per cent. Ter annun snI inter.
est on said costs and counsel zee at the rate OF
ten per cent. per annuin from date of Judgment.
together with sccrring costs now in the sum of
81; so and all costs " hich may hereafter accrue
by advertisement, per centage sale, etc, etc,
all OF the above amounts in the Gold coin Of the
United States.
All of the following described land and prem
Uses in and east OF and adjoining the town of
Carson City. Ormsby county, Nevada, to wit:
Beginning at 4 stake at the southeast corner OF
Sect seventeen az, Township fifteen t15,,
north Of Range twenty t20l cast; thence run
ming west along the south line OF said Section
seventeen 40 forty 10Y chains toa stake at the
southwest corner of the southeast quarter OF
said Section seventeen ~; thence north ten
and S5-IOO 10 S5) chains TO fence bearing east
and west thence east along said fence forty (i0l
chains, aud thence south ten and S5-lo0 t10.S5l
chains TO tie place Of beginning, containing
forty-three and 4l-1GO (434ll acyes and also the
whole of Blocks numbered sixteen (l6), seven
teen (l1l, twenty-four t2fi, thirty-fCur t34l, |
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-07

Wiegand, Jones ss%$@% & Cos
SILVE2-M0TE BANK co.
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Conrad Aaron Wiegand, Manager.
VIRGINIA, NEVADA.

TT Is PURPoSED, AFTER ESTABLISH
1 fishing the Virginia City Agency Of this
Con. pspy, Ia open Agencies Of the same Mt
Gold Hill, SILVER CITY. Dayton, Carson, Au-
rora, Reno, Wadsworth. Winneuucca, Elko,
Hamilton, Austin aud Trackee.
Postmssters and Editors rLEASE NO
TICE and start action in best quarters.
Partial informal on in relation TO this
movement may be obtained by parties (f
well known applying. who can expedite and
assist in the PRACTICAL RECONCILIATION or
SILVER, and in RAISING TIE VALUES OF MINING
STOCKS. by communicating tax srRIcrEsr con-
F~IDEsCE) pertinent facts to tho Manager as
below.
All DAILIES published in thu Safe Of
Nevada Virginia Enterprise excepted
please copy aud advertise this notice one
week on lowest terms and send bill.
Other Nevada papers plcase apply. with
proper statements as to circulation, etc., az
below. for authority to advertise.
No paper nsrd publish which does not Ed
i~torially "~notice' ~(eit.er fsvorably or I'M
favorably-but sCURRlLoUsLY will not do the
advertisement. Bill should contain y clip
Fling of al. and notice, and copy Ct paper
mailed besid7s.
CONRAD A. WIEGAND,
Drawer c, Virginia City 7. o., Nevada.
n7-lW
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sEETHAT YOUR DISQUALIFICATION.
BORIS STAND UP TO-DAY TO BE COUNT
ED WITH YOU.
ONE MORE REPRESENTATIVES.
MAN DESERTS THE PARTY OF
CORRUPTION.

A very interesting political letter
from a hitherto Republican merchant
of New York, was published in the
Springfield Republican, last week,
giving his reasons for supporting Til.
den instead of Hayes. 1t attracted
general attention by reason OF its high
tone and marked ability. II turns out
that 1t was written by Hon. VIM. L.
Dodge, who has always been n OF
the largest contributors to the Repub-
lican campaign fund. and was a Re.
publican Presidential Elector in 1872.
He Is noted for eminent piety and was
president of the international Chris.
tian Alliance. This detection is a Sc
rious matter for the Republicans, and
is very significant. rs it indicates the
OF thought in the highest aud
best Republican circles.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-07
NEWS.

Our dispatches, yesterday, from the
Fast and West should warm the heart
of every friend of reform. The fight
in the Empire State has, evidently,
been abandoned, or virtually SO, by
ths Republicans, who are making their
fight in some of the doubtful Southern
and Western States. with but poor
prospect of success. California stands
firm and will, undoubtedly, give a
handsome majority for Tilden and
Hendricks. Oregon is as safe as Ken
lucky, and all that remains for us TO do
is TO see that the Battle. born State falls
into line with her Pacific Coast sisters.
Tonight the gladstone tidings Of a dis
enthralled nation will be flashed across
the wires; corruption will have receiv-
ed its death-blow, and q regenerated
Union will issue from the cloud which
has SO long enveloped it in darkness.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-07
ELOQUENT AND PATRIOTIC sen.
TIMEN TS OF AN EX.CONFED.
crate.

Those short.sighted and inconsider.
ate people who take stock in the
bloody shirt, hob-goblin stories of
Blaine and Ingersoll in regard to ex-
listing disloyalty in the South, and
dangers of a new rebellion, would do
we'll to read and consider, OCCASION
ally, such ulterances ~ the following
from a speech delivered in the House
of Representatives by Mr.. House, of
Tennessee, who was . Major in the
Confederate army, and is now a Dem
ocratic Representative:
II an any one section of this
try has a deeper interest than another
in the restoration Of fraternal peace
ana the stability of good government,
the South is that section. II the
Northern people can not bring them
selves to the point of trusting the
honor and relying on the pledges Of
the South, they certainly not be
unmindful of the fact that her interest
in keeping peace is fully equalled by
her inability to break il. But we have no
desire to break it. If the flag which
floats over this Capitol is not our flag,
we have none; if this is not coun-
try, we have none; we are aliens in
the land of Our birth and exiles in the
homes of our childhood. y
This country must be the home Of our
children; they will have no other
home, no other country but this; here
they must live, here die, and here be
buried. For prrty purposes our 10y.
atty may be doubted, and our names
sought to be dishonored and detesied,
but If the time should aver come
when a foreign enemy shall invade
these shores, and this country needs
stout hearts and true Tn defend it, all
will then see In that hour of trial and
national danger
Whose dripp'ns blade and staIwart arm
Win fence Ii Dir country's dag from HARM
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POLITICAL. NOTES,

~ ~ ~ Nv "a
And in the waters.
1t is in the hearts of the people.
1t will be in the votes to day.
1t is everywhere.
No mistakes thus far.
Have your powder dry to day, boys,
But moisten your throats moder
aiely.
Uncle Sam receives q formal call
from the people to-day.
The Republican Congressional ma
jority in Ohio is less than 1000,
And it will be less than 0 to-day for
the Republican electoral ticket.
Indiana will give $4,000 majority for
the Reform candidates;
New York, 10000;
Winconsin, 5000;
New Hampshire, 5000;
The Wooden Nutmeg State, 5000;
Put Nevada down at 800.
We have "A solid South,
And solid men for the people to vote
for.
According to present appearances it
will come pretty near being a rout.
What do you think about our hav-
ing made the right selections at st.
Louis?
About four hundred thousand major
tty on the popular vote, for Tilden, il
you please.
They are preparing Grape trimmings
for the bloody shirt since the Hoosiers
tore a big rent in it.
There is no instance of the errors Of a
Government being rectified by those
who adopted them.-P Patrick Henry
l7Ss;
Hence the fallacy of the doctrine of
" reform within the party"
A long pull, a strong pull, and a
pull altogether, for Tilden and Hen
bricks.
Vote for the Reform candidates to-
day aud retire to your bed in the bliss
ful consciousness of having performed
of the most sacred duties OF your
life.
Wake up in the morning bright and
early and read in the SENTINEL the
cheering intelligence of a Democratic
victory.
Hurrah for Tilden and Hendricks !
our next President and Vice Presi.
dent.
Don't forget to vote,
And be sure to vote for the reform
CANDIDATES.
Vote early, but not often.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-07
THE TAX.

The great fight in the approaching
Legislature ~ to be on the bullion tax.
The Comstock kings will move heaven
and earth to repeal the present law.
In casting your votes to-day, see to ii
that you select q delegation to the
Legislature that IL absolutely sound
on this question. Vote for men who
are identified with the county and who
will stand in with the people ~ against
the rings and monopolists.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-07

SOUTH CAROLINA.-It will be no.
ticed by our Geographic dispatches
that the military machinery for the
election in South Carolina has been
placed, and the people Of that Com
monwealth will be permitted to excr.
else the glorious prerogative Of Amer
lean freemen under the shadow OF
Federal bayonets. The order was
made in the face of the assurance OF
the most respectable Republicans in
the State that there vas no necessity
for interference by the General Gov
eminent. Thank God this libel upon
a republican form of government is
near its end. To-day will let it out.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-07
Registration Mr.. Pipcr's
Friends Sauguine.

SAN F~RANCISCo, Nov. 8.
Registration is Very active this morn
ing. The line extends from the rooms
on the corner of Commercial and
Leidesdorff streets mp the former street
to Montgomery. Tho authorities are
actively prosecuting the search for
f audulent voters. Several more ar
rests have been made, and it is prob
able that the movement will be pretty
eflcrtually checknIated.
Private kilograms from New York
state that Tilden has the call in pools
at immense odds.
Piper's adherents profess the great
est confidence that he will carry the
city tomorrow.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-07

Norcas Merton was elected Govern.
81 81 massachusetts, by . siwgle
voes. Year vote to-day may be she
Mesns 81 carrying tho Reform eloo-
toral ticket In she state, and Ne.
vNda's three votes may elect Ttlden
and Hendricks President aud Vice
FreNiaent Or shese United Atates.
Don't miss the chance or beiw8 EN-.
abisd % say IL WAS your vote hat
elected them. Vote early. and then
work b balance Of the day for she
Refera ticket.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-07

dered 296 ,000, 900 acres Of public lands.
Its officials have defaulted to the
amount of $500, 595. 1t has paid to
swindiing railroad corporations nearly
800, 900 900 more. And in the fare of
all this record the Republican party
has the ''cheek" to ask the people to
give it. four more years of power and
plumber: They will recei e their an.
swer to day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-07
IEMENSE DEMOCRATIC MEETING
AT VIRGINIA CITY.
storey COunty Rnd the State Sure
for Iiiden and Reform,

We received yesterday the following
dispatch special from Virginia City:
VIRGINIA. Nov. 5.
Hon. A. G.. Ellis and Hon. Frank
Ganahl addressed the largest and most
enthusiastic meeting here last night
that was ever held in this State, fully
1000 people being present. The speak
ers were received with the widest en-
thusiasm, waving of hats and hand
kerchiet>, and Ellis made the happie>t
effort of his life. Ganahl made tho
speech of the campaign and held this
vast %cpncourse of people fully two and
one-haIf hours, though the weather
was cold and there was a drizzling
rain.
A.C. Ellis il our next Representa-
tive in Congress, and old Storey county
goes for Tilden and Reform; and as
old storey goes SO goes the State.
j. r. RIoRDAN.
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Died Of Efis wounds.


NOV. D.
Jas. Hubbler. a saloon-keeper, died
here yesterday from a wound he had
received nearly a month ago from
u Ned Willis. The two MGR had
had sorne difficulty early in the norm
ing. and Willis being worsted left
Hubbler's saloon muttering threats.
4 short time af erwards, Hubbler he-
ing seated before his saloon door, Will
lis returned and placing the muzzle of
q six shooter to Hubhler's head, fired,
the ball entering the back of the head,
grazing the brain and passed out.
Willis has been held in Jail awaiting
the result of Hubhler's wounds, which
terminated yesterday evening in his
death.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-07
THE CHARGES AG tINSr MIR.
lEsSE

SATURDAYS Enterprise contains an
article relative to the charges ag,in't
Mr.. Wren; that he, as the attorney OF
the Richmond Mining Company of
this place, eIdcavored, last winter to,
reduce the wa .rs Of miners employed
by that corporation. The following
extract contains the gist Of the article
which our con,empararv calls upon us
to corrol o-a'e;
Last winter the Richmond was look
ing badly and the Directors of that
Company determined I o cut down the
wages of The men. They applied to
Mr.. Wren for advice, he being their
Attorney. He promptly told them
that such \ course was impracticable
and unwise. They then urged that the
nline would not pay unless u reduction
In the price of labor was made. Mr..
Wren then advised them to close down
their works, which we believe was
done for sOme weeks, only a few men
being kept prospecting. The reasons
he gave were that it would be better to
stop n mine than break in upon a
rule which was accepted and approved
by mine-owners and miners all over
the State. A great body of rich ore
was, in tho mean time, found ; silver
advanced in price and the company
concluded to resume operations.
We were never particularly in the
confidence OF the resident officers Of
of the Richmond Company, and what
we know about the matter was learned
from the officers of the Miners Union.
We have reason to believe that a cor
rect statement of the affair was given
in the answer to Mr.. Wren's letter,
which answer was the report Of a com
mittee appointed by tho Union for that
purpose. We al vouch for the genu-
ineness of the report to which was at
tached the seal of the association. We
Wren went outside Of his duty as the
attorney OF tho Richmond Company
in the matter, and we are confident
that the contrary has never been as.
sorted by his opponent, Colonel Ellis.
In regard to the circular sigLe ed by two
persons in Austin, while there are nu-
merous political reasons which we
could urge against MIR. Wren's election,
justice compels Us to assert that an ac-
quaintanceo Of nearly twenty years with
the gentleman will not permit us to
believe that he ever knowingly wrong
ed any man out of a dollar.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-07

PRESIDENT GRANT telegraphed to
Attorney General Pierrepont ono year
ago. "The whole public are tired out
with these annual autumnal outbreaks
in the South. and the great majority
are ready now to condemn any inter-
ference on the part Of the Govern
ment." And they will condemn it be-
fore the sun sets tonight.
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Especial to tho SENTINEL
Tilden Sure to Garry the State of
New York.
New York.
NEW YORK. Nov. 6

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.
The pool selling indicates that the
Democrats are sanguine of carrying
the State. The stampede in this city
and brooklyn from Hayes continues,
especially among the Germans. Til
den's majority in this Cit, i expected
to exceed "a. 600. while Hayes uiajori.
ty outside the city can not in reason be
expected TO exceed $4,000. The best
class of voters express. the belief that
the nation's safety and prosperity de-
mand lilden's election.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-07
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM
Large Vote I'm san Francisco.

\ FNANCISCO, NOV. q.
There is nothing but politics to be
heard in the way Of news tins evening.
Both parties express confidence in the
result. In the city the total registra-
ton is unprecedented. The names, up
to Saturday night, numbered 1881
and work has been going on actively
all dav adding, probably, l,500 to the
list. 1t seems probable that not less
than 10000 ballots will be cast in this
city o-mOrroW.
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WILL FIND 1T TRUE TODAY.

When Senator Morton opened the
campaign In Indiana. by . speech at
Indianapolis, he used the following
language:
A Democratic victory in October
means q triumph of the Democracy
throughout the nation in November.
We'll, there was "a Democratic VIC
tory In Octobar /" and Senator Morton,
the very next morning, started for
California TO investigate Chinese affairs.
The November triumph throughout
the nation comes Oh to-day and It
will b the triumph OF the spirit Of
psacs and goodwill over the demon OF
discord aud hate. Ths result will prove
that Senator Morton spoke the trath
for once.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-07

MN i INNtISNOi NON.V u.
1t is admitted by prominent Repub-
LEANS that il the State is carried for
Hayes and Wheeler it must be without
much help from the German vote. 1t
is estimated that at least four iifths of
the German citizens will support the
Democratic presidential nominees.
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CHEEK.- Six years Of Grantism have
cost the country $4,Oos, 43l ,46l-more
than four billions of dollars! Repub-
lican administration has also squan.