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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-03
Clean Upl Clean Vp!i

The attention Of the Health Officer
is directed to the following nuisances
calling loudly for remedy:
First, the tannery ON Ross avenue,
opposite VIM, Ross, is pouring q mess
OF offensive water in the ditch on the
south side of said avenue.
Second, the brewery on Bryan street,
opposite Henry Metzler's, is as often.
sive as can be imagined.
Thirdly, the dye house of Henry
Keller on the north side of Main
street, opposite the Southern hotel, Ia
complained of daily by tho citizens Of
that neighborhood.
The Health Officer, now that the hot
spell is on us, should be vigilant In
correcting such abuses, as the orli-
nances invest him with full powers TO
do 80, and this may prevent fatal
epidemic.
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Hotel Airs.

The HERALD as n matter of news for
its readers and gratuitous ADVERTISE
ment for the hotels, has been publish
Ing at no slight expense, the list of ar
rivals. II sometimes happens that by
apress of matter, or because Of their
being sent In too late, part or all of
them are crowded out. One of the
hotels, the Lamar, resents this, and
wants them published every day or
not at all. The HERALD wants these
people to distinctly understand that
that their assumption, that its priv
ilege to publish hotel arrivals gratis,
or That they are comforting any favor
on The HERALD is presumption, and
that whether they are published or
not rests entirely with us, so there il
no use of their getting up on their ear
or giving themselves any airs, because
they won't 80 down worth q cent.
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The more filth and garbage allowed
TO tester and rot In the rear, the sooner
there will be u good chance for an cpl
demlc OF some sort or other.
Harvesting and reaping machines
are going TO the country by the wagon
load, and the heart Of the dealer Is
made exceedingly glad.
Mr.. 4. l.. Downs was thrown
from his horse on Wednesday, against
"A tree, while riding fast, and was XIII
ed. He was son of Mr.. w. w.
Downs.
-Ifit had not been for the presence
Of mind Of Mr.. Curry, u clerk in Mr.
Metz!ers dry goods store, who ran out,
caught hold and hung to pair of run
away mules, yesterday, serious accl-
dent might have occurred.
---"The Queen City of the Prairies"
IL what they call the Fifth Ward, bet
ter known as Fort Worth. "Queen
City of the Prairies" Is almost equal to
Duluths first name--Ienith City Of
the Unsalted Seas.n Oh for an hour
Of Proctor Knott
Tickets to New York, Washing
ton, Cheyenne, Kansas City, Parsons
Vinita and Springfield for sale cheal
by Johnson & Manget, LeGrand
Hotel. They also buy and sell rail
road tickets to all points. I'D.
The work on Mr.. Randalls two
story brick building on Elm, M well AZ
that of Colonel w. Il. Hughes one
story stores, on the site of the ole
Episcopal church, Is progressing rap
idly. j. w. Grant, builder.
--DeStefano Bros, No. 1913 Maln'
have just received fifty boxes OF choice
Messina oranges and lemons, also q
large stock OF nuts, candies and tropical
fruits, which they offer to the trade at
tho lowest prices. I'D.
Some cowardly wretch way'laid
Thomas Clark, blacksmith, on
Thursday night, and dealt him II Sc
we're blow on the head with stick.
Mr.. Clark rallied, however, and made
his assailant take water.
Those CrOquet sets are selling fast,
but more are on the way; also choice
and late books just from the press; also
constantly arriving, all kinds Of sta
tionery, printers material ana notions
all to DO sold CHEAP at Reed Il Lath-
rop's, sos Main street.-Ad.
1t must be borne IN mind that
none Of the present officers will be af-
fected in their tenure of Office by the
feature Ia the new city charter provid-
ing for the election of certain officers
and the consolidation of the offices of
others, They hold for the time they
were elected.
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LOCAL BREVTTIES.

Clear up and disinfect your prem
ises.
An ordinance regulating the rates
OF hack fare Is In order,
The Dallas Base Ball Club meet to-.
night at the Engine house.
The fee war tax Is the coming
trouble. It's purely municipal.
One hundred reams tissue paper at
Reed N Lathrop's at 50 25 u ream. i'd
An engagement In high life is
emminent and may. be announced any
day.
The ordinance In reference to the
cleaning Of back yards is to be rigidly
enforced.
Judge Burford, of the District
Court, opens court in this city Monday
June 18th.
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted at Webb's, sos
Main street.-Ad.
The moon hid her face last night.
There was too much happiness at the
picnic for her to look unmoved upon.
The organ, and the long-needed
want, went for the City Fathers lively
last evening, and the war waxeth hot.
The city is remarkably healthy
just now, but how long will Ii remain
30, unless the health officer rigidly en-
forces sanitary law?
Parties knowing Of particularly
filthy and noisome nuisances can
make them known to the authorities
by line to THE HERALD very effect
ually.
-Dallas Is fast getting the reputation
OF being the dirtirest city In Texas, IL
what two distinguished visitors say is
to DO believed. Lets remedy this right
away.
If you are going to Cheyenne
Springfield, Neosho, Vinlta or New
Orleans, and want to save money, no
to Jahnson 4 Manget, LeGrand Hotel,
and buy your ticket. They boy tickets
to all polnts.--Ad.
The receipts from the supper given
by the ladies of various churches for
the benefit Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, will foot up about
one hundred and seventy-five dollars,
This sum pays the Indebtedness OF the
Association and leaves q balance.
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Tho Moonlight Picnic.

Abou. s o'clock last evening the
road leading to Longs Lake presented
a lively appearance, and number OF
carriages, barouches, ph@tons, ana
even spring wagons, were seen going
in that directions, aud there is every
reason to believe that the picnic was Il
very charming affair. The moon was
hidden behind clouds during the early
part of the evening. cool breeze was
blowing, and the escape from the heat
and dust of the city mu have been
most grateful to our tired denizens.
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Rail E,tnio For snla and Erohanae

We have eighty thousand acres of unim-
proved western lands for sale AT prices rnngl
Ing from $500 TO $500 per acre. Also scvorn-
improved farms In Dallas and adjoining
counties. Blk pieces Of desirable city prop
erty for sale or exchange for farming lands.
Our list OF city property for sale contains
some of tho most desirable residences and
building lots In the city, We can sell or
trade for merchandise 2,l7l acres of heavily
tImbered land Oh tho East Fork of Trinity
river. Tho timber Is principally bois d. arc
and very valuable. We offer AT II bargain 10
acres Of land near the Fair Grounds, which
Ia daily increasing In value, and rare
chance for u good Investment.
JOHN l., COOK Il CO.,
Real Estate Agents, opposite Ledrand hotel
mayl0
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Several young ladies from the West
who spent the winter in Dallas, write
after their return home, that there Is
mo place like Dallas,n and that they
long to return. This speaks well for
the social attractions OF our city and
the hospitality shown visitors. Dallas
can be made very delightful winter
resort for our Iowa, Minnesota and
Wisconsin friends, and they are be.
ginning to appreciate 1t as such.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-03

There is growing demand for IA
street railway from the square out the
Mckinney road and from Main out
Eryay street to Browder's Springs, re-
turning by way of Akard avenue.
There can be no doubt that these
roads, extending as they would
through thickly built parts of the city,
and through two of the most desirable
resident portions of the city, would
prove paying Investment
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
IEdflAND.

EFT Sthuber, New York; l. J Singly,
II Jones, DenisOn; George ; Barlow,
Louisville; G Il Phillips, Louisvillej
James + Starr, Marshall, Texas; } T
Wilson, Weston, Mo; } Nj Ingram,
San Augustine, Texas; } j Wormley,
st. Louis o II Gibbs, Middleton, N G.;
Judge ] Beauchamp, Mississippi; w Is
Parker New York; Charles BaDcock,
Denison; WV Sweenly, Little Rock
ID w Washman, Marshall, Texas.
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ATS. Iraison, ola Main street, for the next
sixty days, | will sell my entire stock Of
Summer Millinery Good twenty-five per
cont loss than importing figures, In order to
make room for Fall stock. This reduction
includes trimmed M well AZ uhtrlmmed
goods. Como aud satisfy yourselves Of the
fact. Al orders for Millinery Goods promptly
attended TO. Turban and Centennial hats
daily received. may3O-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-03

IN sparsely settled districts, where medical
ala Is often difficult and sometimes impossl.
Ole TO obtain, It is extremely desirable "a,
families TO have In the ,use some reliable
meuicihh restorative. Being widely com.
prchensivo In its curative operation, perfect.
" pure understanding and recon mended
ny the medical faculty, Udolpho Wolfea
Schiedam Aromatic schnapps possesses all
the requisites OF family medicine,
maridSwly ID
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CITY BUSINESS.
Hot and Cold Baths nt wilson's, No
IA Elm street. dec,5dt,,

DALLAS, TEXAS, June !, 1876
The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Dallas Compress Company
was hold at the office OF II. V. Tompkins, Mr..
g. i. Cassell In the chair, there being two
hundred and twenty five shares OF stock
represented.
On motion of Mr.. Il, ID. ChadlcS, duly sec.
onded, the meeting adjourned to meet ON
Monday July 81, 1876, at : p. III the adjourn.
ment being necessltatcd by the uravoidable
absence OF r. V, Tompklns, President.
CIV CowAN,
Juhoult SECRETARY pro tom.
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by request of the ladies' OF Dallas, Mr.. y.
Iralson, the Main street Millinery and Inn
porting House, has ordered, received and
now has ON exhibition lot OF black, white
and brown straw turbans at reasonable
prices. maylSdtf'
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Attention / A,,cntIon,,-ro the pu.,,c

beg leave to Inform the public that the
old stand opposite Lamar hotel, formerly
ownod by j. GroSsman, will be opened 10.
night Saturday June ID, Mt s o'clock, A
grand Lunch will DO set for the occasion
soliciting the patronage of the public I'm
general remain, respectfully yours,
NJ, DANInsnN
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InIl Work.

The Herald office Ia now receiving large
consignments Of Job papers OF all descrlp'
ton. and asks nm examination of prices and
quality. BIZ Heads white ana coIorenl Le'
Ter Heads, Note Heads, Statements, CARDS
Circulars, Etc, printed as cheap AS the
cheapest, and neater than the neatest' Bring
in your orders and get the benefit OF ouI
IsummeT Prices"
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Notice.

The regular annual meeting OF the stock
holders of The Dallas Herald Printing Com
pany will be held at the Exchange BANK In
the city of Dallas, Monday afternoon at
o'clock. for the purpose Of electing Directors
for the ensuing year. by order of the Presl-
dent W. j., MAIDNEi oeNIVt"lS'
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Partisan Millinery Store.

Mrs. E, Tynos, 0l2 Main street, Is now In
her new and elegant store, with tho finest
stock of all the latest styles millinery goods
ever brsught % this city. She IL also daily
receiving now goods from the East.
may2T dim
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-03

I'kUSrEESSALE.- virtue OF a certain
l. deed of stAeXecutei on the 2lst day of
January, A. b. 1876, 10 me as Trustee, by W,
u. jackson and wife, TO secure A. Metyler in
tho payment OF y certain promissory note
lor the sum of one Thousand dollars,
which 'aid note became due on The
list day OF May, 1876, '(sec book 81.
pages y and a, Dallas County Records
OF Deeds BondS etc.) | viii sell on
on wednesday, the 2lst day of June, A, ID,
1876, NJ the Courthouse door in the city and
county OF Dallas, to the highest bidder, for
cash IN hand, the following described real
ana personal property wit: A certain tract
of land, situated on Duck, creek In Dallas
county Texas, being lot No, 2, out Of east
nan OF section No, IS, part of the estate of
susan Keen, deceased, Also, another tract
ON me waters OF said creek, about IL Mills
north, 10 enst from Dallas, being part of n M
acre survey, patented TO 4. NJ, Keen, both OF
SAID tracts containing eighty acres of land.
Also, a certain steam grist mill, situated on
salu lana, together with the engines, burrs
ana machinery belonging thereto. Also. n
certain stock of goods, wares and merchan,
use IN certain store-room upon said prem.
Uses. Also, two sorrel horses, 10 hands high.
ana Studeboker wagon.
maySO'3w "a. EBLEN, Trustee.
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Ladies call and see the beautiful styles,
daily arriving, and being sold lower thnn at
any other house In the city, at Ola Main
street, mnyll-d3mos
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NEW YORK, June 2.-Rcceipts at all United
states ports for the week, 1852 bales. same
week last year, 1854 bales; total to date,
10 bales exports for week, 20 sos bales. same
week last year. 1913 bales; to date, q 96S, al.
to same date last year, 2,77l.7Sl bales; stock
NJ all United states ports, iO5, $50 bales; Inst
year g9,Wt2 pales; Mt interior towns, 5i,576 last
year 1909 bales; Mt Liverpool, In5l 'nnO lost
year 100000 bales; American afoat for t,reai
Britain, 10000 bales: last year, lS5OOO bales,
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MGSdameS Bush & Ramsay
No. 2l6 Commerce Street.
B0rTO'S OLD STAND
DEALERS IN
Ladies Ready Made Wear

Have In stock and Arriving Every Day
LINEN and WHITE SUITS, LADIES I'm.
pERWEAR, WRAPPERS Of all DEsRIp.
TONS; TOILET ARTICLES; FANS, FAN
CHAINS, CORSETs, HOSE, GLOVES
HAIR PINS, NECKTIEs, COLLARS,
and General Assortment of Ladies' wear In
Latest styles, and Best Quality and Finish.
may2j-dlm
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Asupply OF ready mixed Paints, requiring
no thinning for use.
F. BEAUMONT A Co,
nnI.it City Drug store.
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Surgeon and Physician, onlco, No. 407 Main
street, up stairs, Room No.3, whore he will
DO found at all hours, both day and night.
jan2l-dtf
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In retiring take pleasure in thanking my
friends, for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to me, AMI solicit continuance o.
tie same for my successor IL. L, LII In
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-03

The term of Justice McLures court for
civil business, will hereafter begin on the
FIRST Monday OF each month. maysB-dlw
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The copartnership existing between the t
undersigned, under the firm name OF Il. =,
Lyle, has this day been dissolved Gy mutual
consent, T.. +. Lyle retiring, T. j. keeton
Will continue the business under ms Own
name and assumes all the liabilities o.. the
late firm. IT, T. = ~, =,
Dallas, Texas, May och, 1876,
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Centennial Cards.

The Herald has just received large as'
sortment Of centennial Cards" ana print
them 10 order at 50 hundred-reduction on
larger orders. Call eRrly
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S,.,e Oecupntion Tax Notice.

All persons in arrears with the state 10
Occupation Tax, will look to their Interest
by coming forward without further delay,
and make payment, as this tax will be col
lected strictly In accordance with law,
W. II. PRATiIER, Tax Collector
Dallas, May 8, 1876, mayV-dlmo
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Wanted |

To exchange vacant lots In city for horses
mules or oxen. Address Lock Box J13' Dal-
las, Texas. may26-dlm
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live stock.

ST. LOUIS, June 2.-Cattle ouIot. good IN
choice native steers, "a 75dG5 M medium To
mir 81 95Gi ~; pony, Sidl 81; butchers,
" 75@3; cows 81 75gi stocKers, 81 25@i 81,
feeders, "a S7%Gi %. Z"
butchers, 50 9O@6 10; shipping, s. G6a7, ''S''
Sheep-luiet; medium to good clipprd
So Oo@i d; good TO fancy, "a 75m5 So '>''
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

chld's Delight chiId'' Delight
VIII reopen again In fow daysin Wheats
old stand, opposite China Hall Jnn3-2t
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IoliDu statement

For the week ending u NJ, Friday, June
2, 1876. Furnished exclusively for THE HER
Abby V. II. Evans, Reporter n this CITY
for the National Cotton Exchange.
stock on hand September LIST. $50. 2
Received this week ......""....... 10
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The Great Summer Sale Of Fine Ready
Made Clothing
30 Days! 30 Days.! 30 Days!M
AT THE
New York Clothing House

We are unGer many obligations to the cit
liens OF Dallas and surrounding country, for
the very liberal support they have extended
toward us during our stay here, and In order
TO show our appreciation and fully carry out
by one and all of our former ideas, we still
adhere to the motto 'Qulck Sales and Small
Profit" We have this day made n conces-
slon and forsthe next Thirty Days, will re-
oeive from our New York Manufacturing
Establishment, NIL the nccesSares of the sea-
son, fine clothing, light underwear boots and
shoes, and combined new assortment OF
elegant gents furnishing goods. The stock
VIII be offered Mt II great reduction from our
former efforts, and must bring conviction to
the assertions made, that the New York
Clothing House, is the lowest price clothing
house In Texas may97-tf
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Child's Delight chiId's Delight
VIII reopen again In "A few days In Whoats
old stand, opposite China Hall Jun3-2t
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ruEDAILY HERALD


SATURDAY MORNING 1888: JUNE 3.
The true northerner., 1876-02-18
Our Foreign Trade for 1873.

Says the Springfield Republicans.
The balance of trade for the last calen-
dar year, reckoning exports and imports
in gold and including specie, is found to
be IN our favor to the amount of $65,-
100000. That is to say, we have ex-
ported this much more than we have
imported. This is little more than the
net expectation of specie, SO that our
specie has gone abroad not to settle q
commercial balance, strictly speaking,
but probably to pay interest on our for
eign-held legations. Our net expor-
tations of specie for some years have not
risen to our annual production. The
balance of trade of 1874 was almost pre-
cisely the same and on the same side.
Imports and exports both continue to
show great reductions in money value,
but by no means an equal reduction in
bulk of merchandise. SO great, indeed,
has been the decline of prices both at
home and abroad that we are, to-day,
buying and selling vastly more for the
same amount of money than five years
ago. Perhaps the bulk of our foreign
trade is now as great as in 1872, when
the money value of our imports was 20
per cent. more than now. 1t has fallen
off in iron wares and some goods in
which native competition is the most
active, but in groceries and other lines
it has increased. The following COM
parsons present for five years the i'm
ports of merchandise, the exports of
merchandise and the net exports of spe-
Gle, all expressed In specie values:
The true northerner., 1876-02-18
Facts are stubborn Things"

Thousands Of human beings are yearly borne
on the swift current OF disease down to the
grave, just because they do not possess a sufti-
cient knowledge of themselves. A man meets
his neighbor, and the first salutation is, How
are you?" or " How is your health 2" The re-
ply frequently is, "Oh, am well with the OK .
ception of cold" Most persons lightly regard
a cold. Reader, do you know that cold is one
OF the most dangerous of naladies? A cold
not only clogs up the pores Of the entire system.
and retards circulation, but it is productive OF
Catarrh, which is quite apt to lead to Consump-
ton. Oh" you say, " 1t il nothing but a cold
in my head" True but that cold is really a
mild form of Catarrh, and if not arrested in its
course will become chronic. Catarrh is one OF
the most disagreeable, offensive affections in
the catalogue OF diseases. The passage to the
nose is obstructed, the sense OF smell impaired,
and there is a disagreeable sensation of pres
sure in the head. In the more advanced stages,
there is a discharge having an offensive odor.
If the disease be allowed to continue in it's
course, thick, hard incrustations will form in
the head, the bones Of which sometimes become
softened and break away in pieces. Why will
persons continue to suffer from such All annoy
ing, disgusting disease, when they can just as
we'll be cured Of it DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
will cure the worst forms OF Catarrh in fact, ii
is the only sure and safe remedy which has yet
been offered to the public. Many harsh, irri-
tatlng preparations may, for a time, relieve the
urgency of the symptoms, but they do not cure
the disease. DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is
soothing and healing in its effects, and when
used with DIR. Pierce's Nasal Douche, according
to directions, does not fail to effect a cure.
Sold by all Druggists.
The true northerner., 1876-02-18
A Mayician,s Trick.

A fresh story about Robert Houdin,
the sleight-of- hand performer, is told in
a new London book. He once enter
tanned with his tricks a company of
Arabs, in Algeria. After feat with a
gun, an old Arab asked the privilege of
a shot with his own pistol. Houdin con-
sented, but deferred the trial until the
next d.. In the interim he made two
balls ci wax and lampblack. One of
these he made hollow, and filed 1t with
blood. At tho performance he allowed
the Arab TO choose lead bullet from a
saucer full, but in loading the pistol con
trived to use the solid wax counterfeit.
OF course the trickster was not injured
by the firing. Bah I" he said, "you
have been unable to draw blood from me
with bullet, but / will draw blood from
wonder wall. He loaded the pistol
again, using the other prepared ball, and
the stain of blood that it LEFT on the wall
astonished the Arabs.
The true northerner., 1876-02-18
The Adverse Fortune of a Miner.

John Travis, miner in this county, is
an Austrian who settled here four years
since, and had, by working for wages,
accumulated $1,800. With this he
started to return TO the home of his
youth, carrying most of his gold in a
belt around his person. The journey
across the continent and across the ocean
was made in safety, Hamburg reached,
and plank laid for the passengers to
pass from the steamer to the wharf. Tue
plank was at once crowded. 1t broke,
and twenty or thirty poor wretches were
precipitated into the water. Travis was
one of these, and although good swim
mer, he felt that the weight Of gold in
his belt was dragging him to the bottom.
He looseaed and dropped it, and was
one of the rescued, five being drowned.
The lost treasure could not be found.
Travis then counted the means he had
left-it was enough to take him home or
bring him back to California. And back
he came, and is again miner in ANA
dor.-AmadOr (Cal) Ledger.