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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-02
DELINQUENT SAILS.
1IyROJAN MININa C0MPAnY.-
IL Location Of principal place OF business

Ioostiou Of work.. Gold Hill. Nevada:
N-otice-There are delinquent upon the fol
,ovrinv descrbed stock. on account Of assees-
ment no ~ levied on the 18th day Of June.
isTG. The several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders a. fol'
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ASSESSMENTS LEyIED.
NeSTSE!ss I ssnT ssss SSip A tss.,, s.. :;

NORTH DANtON zulu ASHssAAr
IN vER MINING COMPANY. -Lecstion Of
principal place of business. san fra-eiseo.
California.
Location OF works, Dc,i's Gsie Mining
District. Lyon county. Nevada
Notice 4. hereby given. thai a. . meeting
Of the BOARD Of Directors. held on the iist
dsy OF June. 1915. a Assessment (No. " OF Ien
Cents per share was levied upon The capital
stock % the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United States gold coin. TO the secretary. Al
the once % the Company, Room N. No. SS
Pine strret. San frsncirco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment .hAli
remain unpaid on the aist day OF Ialy. lsst,
will be- delinquent. and advertised fot sale
nj pablo sactlon. and unless payment IL maie
before will be sold On FRIDAY. the ish
day % August. 1ss6. tn par the dsiinquentas
-.s.ment. Together with costs OF advertising
aud evp~nse. of sale.
n n. CCLvkRw ELL, seeretAry:
Ofnee-Rocm No. 70 Academy bniidine. NO
go Pine street, san Francisco. CaiiiorniA.
AZAlff
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SoLID sILVER MININa CoMrA:

SO4AHH ns&
- NY.-omse Of the Solid silver Gold and
silver Mining Company.
Location Of works. viRinia city. storey
county. Nevada
Principal place Of buslnss.. Nan Francisco.
California.
Noiies /. hereby giyen, that al Q meeting Of
the Difsctor. held on the seventh Uthl day OF
July, 1875, IN sssessment INC u OF Twenty.
nvr Cent, .per share wHs levied upon the capital
stock oi the corporation. payable .lamefiAiely.
In United state. gold OH. 10 The secretary. a
the once of the Company. nlh California
street. Room No. Z. san Francisco. California.
Auy stoek upon which this assessment re-
mains unpaid On MONDAY, the seventh rIthl
day OF August. issc. will he delinquent. and
advertised for sale At pablo auction. and un-
lee. payment 10 made before Will be sold ON
MONDAY. the 18th day OF August. i-Td. TO
pay the Delinquent ss.essment, together with
costs 81 advertising and expensss OF sale.
iy2std q. 4 VEIN. seeretary.
NORru CONsOLIpATED vlR-
IN GINA MINING COMPANY.-Locstion
% principal plsee Of business. San frsne'seo,
Location ofwork,. Virginia Mining District.
storey County. Nevada.
so,iec i. hereby given. tina, at q meeting Of
the Board Of DIRECTOR. held on The twenty
seventh day u Juiy .isss. an sfreesment tho. "
of Twenty i've Cents per share Was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corpora
gold coin. IN the secretary, At the once q the
Company, Room No. ~, No. 40 California
street, san Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon Which THE assessment shsil
remain unpaid 90 the ihir,ie,h day o.
vsrised ior sale At public auction. and unless
payment Is made before will be cold on MON.
BAY, the sightsesth day of ssptsmb-r.
isTs. to pay the dslinausnt sssessmeaf. to
re,her With cos,s Of Advertising aud expenses
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noNsOLIDArED IMPERIAL MN.

DONSO LIDArED IMPERIAL MN.
" fNU COMPANY. = Location OF principal
place OF business. san Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Gold nii. storey county.
Nevada. ~.
Notice 10 hereby given. that a. . meeting of
the Board % Directors. held on the 18th day OF
Juiy. isTG, an assessment mo. ~ of Twenty-Five
Cents Ctscl per share vas levied upon the capital
steek of the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United statss gold eoin. To the secretary. a.
the once Of the Company, Room " Haywsrds
Huiidias. M. an California street. San Fran
cisco. cAlifornia.
ANY s,eet upon whLh tAis sssessmeat shall
remain unpaid on the ssth day OF August. is7se.
vii ~ dslinqaent. and Advertised tSr sac
ct puhlie auction. and unle-s payment IL
made before viii 10 sold On TUESDAY. the
10 b day Of se isTs. Tn pay the delin-
quent ssssssmsnt. together With eosfs &C I'd
vertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order VI the Bard ef ptr~ctcrs.
". 4. DEAN. Secretary.
Once - Room No. n riaywsrd'p Bsiia,nx.
No. tis California street. San Francisco. C.li.
fornla. uhtd
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DocK Island aoL;S AND s...

IN. VRR MINING uOMrANl. --Lossl.on vi
principal place of tgslnsss. aan frasessfo. cai-
~ifornis.
Laestion OF works, Gold Hill Minis Dis
irict. storey county Nevada.
Notice 10 hsrshy given. that a. . I.setlng oi
the Board Of Directors. held on the sth day OF
Juus. fsis. an sssessment mo. III 10 finy
Cents per share Ma lssi.d upon the capt.
tai sto. of the corporation. payable imlne-
dlafely. in United state. gold coin. To IN. zee
rotary, a. the once Of the Company. Van FRAN
cisco, California.
Ary stock upon which thi. asses.ment shsli
remala unpaid ON the sist day Of July. issd.
uill be delinquent. snd sdvsril-ed foe sale
Il pablo ~aEction. and unless paymsnf u made
before will be odd ON TUESDAY, the ~
day Of Ausust. issG. 10 pay the delinquent as
ssment. Together with costs Of advertising
and expensss Of sale.
~ orisr Of the Board of Directors.
4 W. CLARK. Secretary.
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VEI.L0w JACKET sII.vEn MN.
q. W. n0PKiNs. sscrvsary.
Coil mn. New, duly ~. isIG. isletd


y MINiSa COMPANY. Location of pnnct
nal plaee Of hasin@-s. Ran Francisco, California.
Lsrstlon OF works. virginia Mining District.
storey county. stat. ~ SsysiA.
Notice 4. hereby giSen. that a. . msstlng OF
the E.nArd of DIRECTORS. held On the itth day Of
Iuiy. ts1e. an assessment INA. ~ OF Twenty
ave C.nis "a ets. pei share was levied . o
each and rv.sy new shane of the capital stock
OF The corporation. ami In proportion upon
each and esery oil shsfe OF the capital -toch oi
the corporation. Iay able Immediately. In United
stste- I.old coin. In the secretary. NJ the Once
Of the Company. No ia Davis street. San
Francisco. California.
Any stork upon which this as.eesment shall
r,msin unp-ld on the 7sd dAy Of August. is.6,
will be delinquent. aud advertised for sale
q, puhlic auction. and unless payment 70 made
bek 10 will h. roii On THURSDAY. III. ftth
dsy of ssptslb-!. IsTs. IN pay the delinquent
assessment. Together With coats of advertising
and .ypsn--- of sale.
n, order Of the BIAnt of Directors.
JOHN NJ. GILLIAN. secretsy.
O~fhee-i.o. III Davis street. San Francisco.
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DROOHs GOLD AMI siLvER MIN.

nROORa oOLD AMI siLvER MIN.
ID mo COMPANY. - Lsration Of principal
place OF business, San pranel.co. California.
Location Of works. Devils Oue Distinct,
Lyon eounty. Nevada .
Notice 10 hereby given. thai Il . meeting OF
the Board of Directors. held on The 10Th day Of
July. Isle. an assessmsnt mo I, OF ons poli.r
per shars MAS levied upon the espitAi stock
81 III corporation. payable Immediately. In
United staies god coin. TO the Secretary. at
the once OF the Company, Room No. !. No.
sJs California street. ran Francisco. cAliornis.
ANY stoch upon which this assessment shall
rsnaIn unpaid on the 10th day Of August.
uTs, uiii be delinquent. and advertised for
saip Ct pablo anetioa. and unless payment 70
made hsfors will be sold on Tbs fifrH DAY
or SEPTEMBER. is,s. TO pay the delinqusnt
sssessmsnt. toesthes with costs of advertising
and expsnser Of sale.
M order OF the bari % D~ireetors.
u. r. ALLEN. secrvtsry.
Omee-Rcom I. No 55 California street. san
lrxuetaoo. California VIVID
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nan
CUPERIOR oOLD AND alLvEn
- MiNIN0 COMPANY .-Losation of psiGei-
pal rlAre OF business. ssn frsneisso. cAli-
fornls.
triet, storey county. Nevada .
Notice 10 hereby given. that a. . meetingof
the Board az Directors. held on the sth daJ
Of July. isIs, an zssessmsnt INC. ~ OF
Ftve tsc.J Cents per share xas isvied upon
the capital stock Of IN. eorporaiioa, payable
immediately, In United stale. rod coin. 10
the Secretary, al the once OF the Company,
No. tiiS csfiornia street, Room u. nam Fran
cisco, California.
Any stoek upon which this assessmsnt shall
remain unpaid on the 10th day of August. lsst.
will he delinquent. and Advertised for sale
At public auction. and unl->. payment 10 msde
bsfnrc win be sold on the fw ENTY.stNrH
DAY on AUGUST. lssd. tn pay tbs delinquent
ass<ssmeut. together with costs OF advertising
ny order OF the board Of Directors.
J.. TYSON, secrvtary.
o6os-tiik California street. Room u: san
ao. lvitti
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nANEY ooLD AND siLvER

/. onios-Room N. No. az California strvet,
San Francisco. California ty,s
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-03-23


G. Elliot, Thomas GAskin. Samuel Villa ms and Tay-
Tor jefferson, about $50 Republicans assembled, At
John J. Christians The meeting called to order
by w. G.. Elliot and r. J. Shelton elected Chair
man, and w. q. Elliot, Secretary. The chairman
explained the object Of the meeting to be prepar-
alton for the County Convention, and upon motion
of C. D. Harris. a committee of Eve were appointed
on resolutions-W. G. Elliot, John A. Noon. Samuel!
williams Taylor jefferson and Lewis +. Browns who
reported the following, which unanimously
adopted:
LIST. Resolved that it is the :ense Of this meeting
and County of Augusta constitute X, of the Repub-
lcan party, deem 1t our privilege to- select two
Of the three. Delegates to the Lynchburg Gopxen-
ton. tt+
2nd That in.the event Of four delegates being en-,
titled to seat in the Lynchburg Convention, that
we desire the third colored man be elected for the
position.
3rd. That the following names are hereby recon-.
mcnded proper persons for the Lynchburg Conven-
tion-R. j. shelton. W.G. Elliot John A.-NOOn. AL
ternates-Henry Williams. r. Il, Jefferson andS M.
Yost u
4th. Resolved, that we desire harmony and good
consideration be sacrificed for the best interest of
the party.
Speeches were made by w. W. Lewis ]. W. Smith.
r. j. Shelton, A. Patterson, and Others. A. vote OF
thanks returned TO j. Christian forte use OF
his house.
Upon motion, tho proceedings OF this meeting
were ordered to be printed IN the "Vall.y Virgin
ian." X. ]. SHELTON. Chairman:
" q. Elliot. see'y
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-03-23
M0s'9.5a0es.

On the 10th OF March, near Mt. Sidney. James T..
Smit h and Miss Amanda Lamb.
On the 10Th of March, near Stauntod, Preston
Thornton and Miss Mary E. Thomas. daughter OF g.
w. Thomas. -
On March 18th. near Shenandoah Iron Works. BY
Rev. W. c. Maloy, Harrison g. Cover and Miss Sallie
j Derring.
ON March 10th. at Monterey. by Rev c. $. NJ See;
Archibald Ratcliff and Miss Elizabeth Grifn all OF
Highland county, Va
On the 9Th Of February, by Rev DR.. Kirkpatrick
g. H. Cameron, OF Fauqoier, aud Mrs Ella Harrison,
of Rockbridgc county.
On the 27th ult.. by Rev. Andrew Robey, Edward
Ianders and Mrs Maria D. Storm, oil OF Jefferson
county.
On March 18th, in Harrisonburg, by Rev: g. = KOS.
zeil g. T, H. Bowyer. Of Rockingham, to Miss Aman-
ia Riddlebarger Of Harrisonburg.
On March 7th, near Br!dgewater, G. j. Grandstaf.
OF Shenandoah, and Miss Anna Bell MAtneWS, OF
Rockingham county
On the oath Of February. at Mt; Vernon Mills. Bal
tinore county. Md. by Rev q. v. Leech. Rev. Il:
F. bishop, and Miss Elizabeth NJ Fox. formerly oI
Shepherdstown.
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j. y. Price,
HARRIsoNBE Rt3, Va.
oFFIcR-sIBEKT BUILDING EooN 10. &
SECOND FLOOR

Observation-Disclosures Farm four miles NeAAs
Of Harrisonburg, near the town OF Dayton consese~
good frame dwelling with nine rooms new iss:a
bank barn. (ths best inthe valley) There - os.
tss door and R COOKS creekpasses through This
i one s III.
be sold cheap and on reasonable terms. ArHE ~s
particulars ut the Office OF -. fhlC4.
HAVE FOUR VALUABLE Ions ON Main strses
(north end. these Lots are valuable. and viii ie~
sold cheap andon easy terms. cahon y v,,c,
Real Estate Agent, Harrison6arr,S..
FOR sALE--A FARM OF rs ACRES Of ehsisAs
Pleasant Flea valley Depot v B: r. i've mile. .sssA =
Harrisonburs; good dwelling house bank. Ea1ss
about about 70 acres in choice oak and hickory tnbsf
This is very good farm and cheap. o.n q once
''N : Real Estate Agent.
FOR ALE-A VALUABLE FARM OF 800 ACRE.
This is one of the most choice farms in Augusss
the land is limestone Of the best quality: % acres
Msse f sRsus s
is Of Brick, with rooms. (goed as newt the Barn
s sorts se aeede DC
rstclass. over one-half being NEW plank and 1e''
spring Of water at the house and water q each 4.
on the farm. There is .lsoa fine. new MsRcAAN
per day There IL also a PLASTER; AND "a W-MlLt.
rns sss sns 9iit
are Is in. choice timber The clear land y i
rom sre IS bushels Of wheat TO- the acre Thi.
vlaaesis one of the most desirable farms in tAsvn
sr desires to divide this Land It could divided
and as much land as wanted could b ssld Hisho
injury to the balance Of the farm
rst-class residence in the city q ssarnton. ~
=. ,ontv nj n
Real Estate Agent
cs rEofTshs' s sss
he nronerty and viii be sold for less than the bss
lag cost frcs $780, on COOS ssrn;. FRI RR}c Z
Real Estate Agent, Harrisonbnrs, Va
FOR sALE-A valuable small FARM within op.
mile Of Harrisonburg and is one q sne most Icyst
homes in the Valley. will be sold chear ana on gor
'''A'' Real Estate Agent. Harriaonburg. VI.
ros county seat n on the wsters Muddy
smooth land good new dwelling house Barr Corr
nsip nnh IN sosa repar seven acres Of
choice fruit running water on the farm Erlce ~
| zoo, in five payments. Coed little. -
Real Estate Agent.
FOR sALE-so acres ot Woodland. loc.ted on Il =
road leading from lAystsaqbufsto cross Keys, + h-
Shssss IS + ill., -
S''N eH r.. Hse #, Estate Agent
FOR SALE-a fnTra IL los aeytAops pry RIVER, nee
nashville; good fencing hls RHssk pWsl,
House nrst-class Bank Bart. xn3totfe$ ouf>bo'
I! ings--and a good Young orahArsk : fhis land is
cheap at the price a. which y eau ts hNsehassd''
---7 l. n. PRICE,.
Real Eetate Aaent>
| FOR sALE--a House and lot ri rreund In -,
! town Of Bridgewater, situated ON Nam strret.
| a drst- class store Room attached. Tho dwelling
ii good repair and will be sold very chcsr " e. :.
| ing soon on 49,, -; - s ~ g 2.
I HhvE MANY FARMS and rewn Prope rt!et ~
hand tor sale: which do not appear ~ this rotnt
Parties wishing to purt hase would 90 weil q
and see me beeSte maxine their - sei .s@ -
! ecwts:n tfs, s.Ii .svo nsEsr. !! p. E..4S,E
4 feE11.iy s.ls a ssss
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SHAD. SHADi-N big sensation at Pear
man-s viii, his LARGE SHAD. The cheapest

observation-disclosures the predictions OF
many of tine weather wise who assured us that
the winter was over, and that Ulster cverooats
a~ight be probably disposed OF at half tho
original cost, snow began falling about four
O'Clock Monday ,norning and continued until
about i've in the evening, when it commenced
to sleet and rain. The snow reached depth
OF about six inches, and as the ground was
frozen it afforded elegant sleighing. Our
splendid liveries were taxed to their capacity
to supply the different schools, besides the
numerous demands made upon them by the
young bloods of the city. Tuesday seems to
have been holiday at the Institutes, and the
Young ladies were out in full force.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-03-23

..ALBE,lARLE.r-The ~titse Of the xt5se >
published In this isslc Ut the vIR0fN iAr
signed 'Albemarle,' y is a gentleman Of large
political experience, soiose obasryar at public
events, and possesses vast fund Of iniUrn,x-
ton. His opinions asv worthy Of rsspeotfni
consideration, land We commend them to the
Republican party Of Virginia, especially to thu
delegates who may be chosen to. tito, LyiicS-
burg Convention.
We have received u number Of ltsfcrs ikisiiif.
the past few weeks, from various portiantns
the State, and they express but ons sentmssss
that conveyed substantially la the communi-
cation of .sAlbemarle." s45.a7ifos
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-03-23

THE NARROW PASSAGE, D1sAsrEa.-The
Coroner's Jury. ewpannelled TO inqnirelnto the
cause of the death of the victims of the Mar
row Passage disaster, closed their xa1ninaricn
and returnedet their vel dtston Wednesday the
15ttinst It. finds that the deceased came to
their death by the fallingo the Narrow Passage
briec, sscsused by the unsoua,slness Of the tim
bers.s' This verdict fixes fearful responsible
aty upon the authorities Of the road, Tor Which
they will suffer, and should suffer to the very
extremity of Che law
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-03-23

THE STATE.-Capt. J. II. Chamberlayne has
purchased the Richmond Erening Journal, and
changed the ramc of the paper to The State.
Capt. Chasnberlayne is a forcefnl and nervous
writer, and will doubtless make The State what
Richmond much needs, first class evening
journal. We conclude from the spirit OF the
editorials in the issue of the goth, that the edi
tor intends to take position above the mere
partizan, and do justice for the love of it. We
certainly wish the enterprise success, if that is
its role.
We have a simple suggestion to make, and
that is to get the latest telcgraphic news in the
evening, and mail The State so that it will
leave Richmond OH the night express. Then
it will have twelve hours the advantage in this
locality Of the morning rapers.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-03-23

A SUGGESTION. -Owners OF real estate in
the city subject to periodical attacks OF in
convenience aud aggravati0n by reason OF the
too frequent visital ions of the tax collector
Somehow or other no one is ever prepared to
pay his taxes, no matter how prosperous his
business may be- anil the result is that five per
cent. is added, and the Town Sergeant calls
instead of the Collector, it it isn't paid. 1t
isn't so much the amount, but it is the bother
alton Of the thing, that makes men loose 4
great deal OF their religion, and it almost inyari
ably happens THAT the collector arrives stimuli
taneous with the runner of the Bank, who con-
veys the felicitous information that draft for
every cent you can possibly raise falls due to-
morrow. AS remedy for all this annoyance
we suggest, that all who have real estate invest
the first money they can spare fronr their bus
ness in the 8 per cent. water bonds OF the
city-$20, 900 or $50, 900 Of which can ROW &c
bought at low figures. 'Fhc investment Is alb
solutely safe, as the bonds are secured by a
deed of trust OH the city, and the coupons arc
receivable for all taxes and dues to the city
Apart from the convenience and profitable
ness the investment would be judcious from
the fact THAT, sho,rld the bonds find 4 ready
sale at home, they would be eagerly sought
after elsewhere, and the credit of the city pro-
portionately benefited. Confidence inspires
confidence and when it is seen that q people
invest in the bonds Of their own city, foreign
purchasers will not be found wanting. We
repeat, that the city is bound by q deed Of
trust to pay the interest, and the principal at
maturity, and nothing can therefore bo lost,
while the great convenience OF such am invest
ment must be apparent TO every real estate
owner. Eight per cent. is handsome interest,
and by setting aside a few hundred dollars, a
man will have his taxes paid for the next tl,r-
ty years to como, and at the end of that time
have all his money too. We hope our business
men will look into this matter, and whilst ben
eitting themselves rs individuals, adj to the
prosperity of the city and to the value Of their
own properties. We should like to see every
dollar OF Staunton's bonds sokl here, and there
t. no reason why they should rot be. il the
people will look to their interests and to the
interests Of their town.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-03-23

The VALLEY RAILRoAD.-Thc action of
the stockholders of this road, at the last meet
arg, Terminating the arrangement by which
the road rs now operated by the d. q Q. Il.
II. has caused considerable comment. AS yet
It has not transpirel what disposition will be
made OF the road, but we see from the Baltl-
more papers that the Baltimore & Ohio Road
has announced its Intention to discontinue tie
present ARRANGEMENT, should the Valley Com
pAny insist ON its demand to lease the road
for sum covering all expenses, including
the %ear and tess Of the rails ard cos. of adj
niliistratien.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-03-23


. Chilly, Isn't it?
The SNOW, the snow. ~
Republican Convention meets Saturday.
The Temperance ranks are recruiting rapidly.
The Corporation campaign promises to be
lively.
The frosts of Friday and Saturday nights
cooked the peach crop.
A runaway team, Thursday evening, created
considerable excitement in Newtown.
A dramatic performance will be given at
the Asylum tomorrow night. Tho best anna
teurs in the city will take part.
Notwithstanding the leap year privilege, we
didn't notice many young ladies OH Tuesday
imploring young men to take sleigh ride.
Blessings on those fair haired merchants who
sprinkle ashes on the pavement. May they
never have use for the article in connection
with sackcloth. ~
Won't some obliging temperance man please
die? We should like to see a grand parade OF
the different orders. The one Friday night
was first-rase,. but then half the people didn't
| see it,.
Monday night was rainy and dark, but n one
Of the street lamps were lit except in the inn
mediate heart Of the city. 1t was right damp
to send the poor little policemen around,. we
know, but couldn't the lamps be lit by cleo
tricity, or in some other way, SO that the peo-
pie would have to get reasonably tight before
being used to fill up cutters
The school girls gave vocal concertas they
passed aloag the streets in sleighs and the
people saidit was charming, but just let half
dozen sirens of the opposite sex try to raise a
tune in public and the respectable citizens are
furnished 'another argument in favor of tenn
perance. Fair play is-a Jewell.
It has been ascertained, to the entire salts
faction of the most doubling Thomas, that the
demands ofthc people won't require the leg.
islature to pass law against mans infring-
ing on his neighbours premises while cleaning
the snow fromsthe pavement. 1t is wonder
full how exactly they locate the division line.