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Typheron sighed over his work
Minute after minute, and hour after
hour, through twelve long hours OF the
neglect one of those minutes, Typheron
worked The cumbersome machine thatcut
great masses OF iron into shape for after
manipulation. Typheron was not
genius; he was only laborer with his
hands, doing just what he vas hidden to
do by his masters. The machine groan-
ed and creaked, and Typheron, as he
lifted the pOIdeIous levers, groaned in
unison. ...... ....
By-ar d bye the mOralist of the manu-
featuring district came that way, and
looked in upon TypherOu; and almost
at the SANE time old Alden Palmer, the
millwright and engineer, also dropped
in, Olf Palmer had heard the grOan
ing Of the machinery, and the moralist
had been attracted by the groaning Of
the man. The first contemplated the
iron monster, while the other regarded
the swarthy son of toll. ....
Thou fndeSt it hard work, my son."
the mOralist said, sympathizingly.
AYE, vGrra hard, my MASTER"
"And yet we must all labor. Our
work is before us. Despair not"
~ doGO, groaned the laborer, lifting
the he)vy bar with deep breath. "It
be moity hard sometimes, specially
when the machine groans as she do
a0W."
81 know, my man, it must be some
times hard, but forget not the old adage:
Time, patience and perseverance, can
accomplish all things"
"Weu, SIR" said Old Palmer, not at
all reverent in his bearing, docs your
lesson end there?"
The mpraliss looked up little inQuir-
ingly, and little superciliouIly.
81 VAS but giving the good man a
great lesson of life," he said, dogmati-
cally.
"Ays, man." returned the mill
wright, with. a, nod and smile, Just as
HI might have nodded and smiled at q
boy; "but life lessons aren't of much
use unless you give them in full. When
you come to run machine like this,
time, aienee and perseverance may he
all very well in their proper places, but
guess our good man would hud little
sperm ile more tO his purpose just
nOW.,'
1t was plain to be seen that the hard
handed engineer commanded most OF
the grimy laOOrer's respect at that mo-
ment, and the mOralist turned away
ike one diSJuoted.
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Wendell Philips told the women OF
Boston that seven out of eight husbands
were frauds and liars. but he didn't
say which tel m applied to himself.
The boy whose family had had its
first mnce, pie OF the seasoI Is perfect
ly justified in leaning over the gate and
sneering contemptuously at the riff ran.
AS St.Peter is universally alluded to in
connection with the gate of Hea zen, SO
Gen, Newton, is now spoken Of 10 con-
nection with He'll Gate.
Six weeks from now you will see peo-
pie suddenly stop aud sit down on the
walk as II struck with sudden idea,
and they will have no explanations to
make wher they rise up.
A man must be pretty drunk to go
along the streets holding to his coat
collar with botl hands TO prevent falling
down.
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Railroad Guide.
NORTH PENNA.RAILRoAD

Returning. leave depot Mt Perks and Auler
can ST.. Phla., at 30 S:i5 ana 0;i5 a m; 81,
1915 ana 5:l5 y. m,
Fare from LehChtOn tn Philn., S2.55,
Excursion Tickets, "a 90
Apr IL. 1879 ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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THE LUNG!
z
Syrup Wild Cherry


Is A SOY ABiltN RENE EDh'
UsmOr5hd0e or SDItiH0 bl0od, may proceed
fIOm the lar, nX, Ui,hH brunclua or lungs,
and arse from various causes. gs undue thyslCal
eNeriiIu, p.CthOTa, or fullucss NJ me vessels.
" eaK lungs, OvrTstT1inhp Of the voice suppress
ed g aCuaiJn, obstruction Of tbe spl eh OF Nv
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CARDS..

Root aud shoe Makers,
mIrton Brstney, in LsrdnS building, Bank street
IiIbrd.rt promptly kHed--iCork D1rrdnttd'
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pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD,

PHILADELPHIA & ERIE RR. DIVISION.
summer Time Table.
on and altel SUNDAY. APRIL 23d, 1875, the
Trains on the Philadelphia 4 Erie Railroad ID.
vision will run as follows:
WESTWARD.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-11
I. q. x. NJ.

1eIi TE TRIBE, No. l, OF
Carson. Nevada. Regular
Councils are held every Monday
at Il. NJ. All members in good
standing are rec ues'ed to attend
for important business. By
order OF the SACHEN
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sprG,,ATIoN FOR p,grnT.

?F!.I' ALTON FO:t go Mt.
Z Naslr. M. @9:--j- s.. >usy'v y. s.
I = Ian! O:siCe o.. son Try. " N.,ta- C'toi'rT
18th. l-15.-N Notice L. hereby -lNcn That the
ATHENS COLI AND SILVER MI>ING COMPANY. 4
corporation cNistin-; under and by Virtun Of the
laws Of the state of nevada. siu whose post
o1Tice address and principal place OF business l.
Carson City. Nevada, has this day by K. T.
KELLY IL duly authorized and appointed agent
mad application for Il l. = Patent t" one
Thousand II 600 linear feet OF a certain vein or
Lodi, of quartz CT other rock III place bearing
gold and silver and other precious metals and
known as and called ATHENS LODE AND
GLAZE. situate, living ana ing il the Eagle and
Washor Valley Mining l. 1ct, UrTlShy County
and State OF NcV%.ta, /. ether with all dips
spIrs, angles al variations, with surface
ground SIX hunt. sect III Tldth for the coz
vcEient working thereof. and known and desig-
mated on the field notes and official plat on file
i'll my Office l. :. Survey or Lot No. 81 i'll
Sections Nos. il and Is Township No. Is north
III Iia.g No. y east Mount Diablp Basr and
Meridian, the exterior boundaries Df said Lot
NJ. - being follows, to-wit: Beginning at
Post marked Athens Co., L. S. Survey No. 80 :
Pest No. /, lOcated on north casterly slope about
one mile north easterly from old Monitor saw
mill and whence bears the Carson Mint south
;. c, gr'rS - minutes East Winnie Ranch house
north is degrees 10 minutes east and running
from said post No. i: first course south ST
degrees IS minutes west at 800 feet the south
west corner post No. OF the Mint Mining Cos
y. surrey No t,D fttI 10 D)Sf No. =.
thence second course south 3degrrt- - minutes
east $40 fe,t to post Ne >: thence third course
north 81 degrees IS minutes east al 800 feet is
south centre stake, whence bears the quarter
section corner or the east line OF Section Is
Township l. north in RanTe - east Mount
Diabio Meridian south ) degrees - minutes
east 80 feet Gao feet 10 post No. 4: thence
fourth coUIs,, north $ degrees 20 minutes west
/ go feet Ia post No. the point Of beginning.
IL .1-lOtth acres. Bearings e1-
pressed from true meridian. Magnetic varia-
tiun l6Z d,-IrCcs c1St- Survey made to accord
with the record of location. The labor and i'm
proyemcnts consist OF an incline ana cuts. This
claim i bounded on the north by the Mint Cos
claim u. s. Survey NJ. 81. and on the south,
east anu west 10y no known claimants. The
location Of this claim is 6. record and may he
found IL Book i page II O. the Mining Records
III Eagle and Washoe Valley Mining District
kept il the Office of the Mining Recorder at
Carson City. Nevada. Any and all persons
e Ianiin-s adversely aDy portion Of said Athens
Gold and Silver Mining OoMpany's claim or
ground as hereinbefnre described, are required
10 file their adverse claim with the Register Of
the L. s Land Office, 1T Carson CITY, Nevada,
ldring the sixty DAYS period of publication
lereof or they viii be barred by virtue of the
provisions Of the statutes.
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SHERiEE'S SALE.
IlY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND

HRY VIRTUE OF DECREE AND
IL ordtr Sal issued ont Il and uni'- tn
al Of the Hon. second Judicial District C.J;rt.
IN and for Oyr.sby County, State Of Nevada, on
5udgIu.n nj Obtained therein on TIN 2l>c day ut
IrCru:bcr. \. d. 1915, EIiI stJa~Jcd ON tho 9Th
dsy Of February. \. d. ls7t. in favor "t II. NJ.
Ieriugton ana agslnst George ". CArdIc, AdeAs
A Chcdlc, {. c. BatteTngH, J I'm hcCauslsrt
and II. +. RE. FOR the sum OF - 90 principal
dab:. and ,112 interest thereon, after ucducilug
the sun of $E2S paid by the defendant George
". Cheiic, and the further SUM OF 1892 50 for
taxes paid hy he plaintiff. and the sum of $500
attorneys fee. and orr ginal costs in the sum Of
So, anu Clerks accruIn@ costs il the sum Of
81 81. and sill costs which may hereafter accrue
by reason of advertisement, percentage of sale,
etc. together with interest on the sula of four
Thousand dollars thereof at the rate of one and
one half eT cent. per month, until paid, from
December "A, 1875, ana on 81 .304 80 at the rate
Of ten per cent. per annunI from December "a
1915, until paid, all in gold coin OF the United
States less 500 paid sine decree, and to me
directed, commanding NE TO sell according to
law certain real properly set out III said decree,
and hertiDafter described, 70 satisfy the above
demands, and in pursuance thereto have lev
led upon and will expos at public auction to
the highest and best bidder, in front Of the
Court House door i'll Carson City, Ormsby coun-
ty. State of Nevada, on MONDAY. the 9TH day
MARCH, A. u. 1876. between the hours of 9 A.
Al. and p. NJ, to wit, at one O'Clock P. NJ. all
the right, title, interest or claim Uf the above
named defendant Of, in and to the following
described real property. set out i'll said de-
cree, to wit: All that portion OF that certain
tract. piece and parcel Of land i'll Ornlsby coyIn-
ty. State of Nevada designated the public
surveys of the United States the southwest
quarter OF the southwest quarter of Section No.
eight in Township tfteen north of range twenty
cast Mount DiablO base and meridian. which
is bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at the southwest corner of said Sec
ton eight, thence running south thirty-one and
four-tenths feet; thence east and along the
north line Of Henry street in Carson City, eight
hundred and ninety-five and two-tenths feet
(s35 2-lOl: thence north three hundred and
three feet faI3l; thence east eight-hve feet le5i
thence north three hundred and eighty-three
feet 3S3); theme west nine hundred and eighty
and two tenths feet $50 2-l0) to the section
line: thence south along the section line six
hundred and sixty feet $500 to the place OF he
ginning. 5. It. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson, February ;, A. d. 1876.
EoBT. NJ. Clark. Plaintiffs Attorney. fl3tl
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UNDERWRITERS NOTICE.
BOARD OF FIRE INDERW RITERA
SA& FRANtTsCO.

- ESOI.N I'D, That the :, 'crctary q: the Board
IA l- instructed to 0otIty the Mayor and
Council IF Clrsp:. IIt-- That unl..s~ B-mrt:Istt
steps ar take 70 provide Thst city with ample
water facilities for protection against nrr, the
Members 81 this Board Of Underwriters OF San
ITanCisog NH cuI-it he advise ojlIty o: with
drawing from business II, That city.
uoE2Jft
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-11
DISSOLUTION,

1\HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
Il existing between the undersigned under
the. firm name OF Winnie Il David, at Carso..
City, Nevada, il thi- day dissolved by mutual
consent. Said David is alone entitled TO collect
and receipt for all debts due the late firm ard
VIII pay all demsnds against the same
EVAN DAVID.
J. p. WINNIE.
Carson City. Jan. "a 1876
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW REMEDIES
NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIBBON'S DISPENSARN
E2:s kparr,y Street

san Francisco. Established = 1874. for the
treatment OF ,, xual and seminal Disease, suel.
as GouorThea. Gleet. Structure, syphilis il 4
is forms, seminal Weakness. Iu4putsncy, ct.
Skin diseases Of years standing and liberated
Legs successfully treated.
Seminal Weakness.
Senlna Emissions, the consequence of self
abuse: This solitary vice, or Geprsved sexual
Indulgence, is practiced by the youth OF both
sexes 70 an almost unlimited extent, producing
with UreTrIlg certainty, the following train {.
morbid syn ptouIs, unless cuubated by sCientl-
re medical measures, viz: Sallow counter.
auce, dark spots under the eyes pain i'll the
head, ringing i'll the ears, noise like the rustlinc
of leaves and rafting OF CharIots uneasiness
about the IONS, weakness of the limbs, coilfU-
sed vision, blunted intellect loss OF confidence
d!tidence i'll approaching strangers, & dislike to
form new acqualntances, disposition to shuL
society, loss Of memory. hectic fiushes pi,upIce
and various eruptlons about the faces, fUrrtu
tongue, fetia breath. coughs, consunI p.io,-
night sweats, monomaCia aud frequent inss y.
II relief be not obtained should apply ,..!r,.
diateiv either in person or by letter and h. h
cure effected by his new and scientific Iuous ID.
treating this disease, which never fails u ef.
fecting quick and radical cure.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at distance may be CURED AT
HOME, by addressinss letter to DIR. GIBBON,
stating case, symptoms, .ength OF time the dis
ease has continued, and have medicine PROMPT
ly forwarded. free from damage and curiosity
to any part OF the country, with full and I,la.I.
directions. By inserting Ten Dollars COIN IL
letter, through the Postottice or
through Wells, Fargo Co; a package of med
cine will be forwarded to any part of the Mon
Correspondents will please inform DR. Gibbop
that they read his advef:isenentsi in the APPEAL
Address. DIR. j. +. GIBBON
octl9-ly Box 1857, San Francisco
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SHERIFFS SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF DECREE AND ORDER
ID OF Sale issued out Of aud under the Seal
Of the Hon. I'd Judicial District Court, in and
for Onnsby County and State Of Nevada, on
iudglut 1t obtained therein on the eth day OF
January, A 1876. and attested on the 18Th
day Of January. 4. D. lS16. N favor of James
Duffy and against J. L. Blethen. NJ. q. Blethen.
Wells. Fargo \ Co, aud Z. 2 Drexlcr. defend
ants. And III pursuance to said decree snd
order Of sale to me dire ted, have levied upon
and VIII expose to public sale Al auction. or
WEDNESDAY, the sth day OF MARCH, between
the hours of am. and ) pm, ;C-wlf al one
o'clock. pm, the real property set out in said
decree or so much rs viii satisfy the several De
nlands, t"-wit Original costs il the sum vt
~.i3 -. Counsel fee in the sum Of $50 ~, AMI
the sum Of - rs ~. with interest IN >2,jl2 81
81 the rate OF two p per c. Ut. Ter month, from
10th December, AID. 1876, and Oh >4ij 81 at the
rate of ten IlOl per cent. gr aIuuGl. and inter
est on said Custs and counsel fre s: the rate of
ten per cent. Per annuul from date OF judgment.
together with accrulnE costs How N the sum Of
Is 81, and all costs which may hereafter accrue
Lv advertisement, per ceutagr on salr, etc. etc,
all Of the above amounts IL the God COIN OF the
United States.
All af The following described land anu prem
I-f~ IL and east Ot AID adjoining The town ui
Carson city. OCu!sby county, Nevada. 70 Wit.
beginning at . stake at thu >oGth-ea>t ryrner Of
Section seventeen ,l7}, Township tttvu 'l5|,
north II KaIg. twenty t2Ui. east. thence nan
nIug west along the south line OF SAID :, rti0u
s-yrIt-c ~ forty 40 ,haiur l. staE, at the
southwest "-1I,T Of the soutL,4-1 quarter OF
said Section 81 eut,rn Il. ta.u,e uuTth ten
and SI-lUu 10 80 chains to a fence bearing east
and wr-r thtIi east sI.l.g SAID fence forty 100
chains and them. -nutit IN sut o5-luo 10 =
hams to the U!atr ut J.. ginning. t..uraiulL-
lrty-thret and 4l-lau ti3.4lI ae~~s and al~' tAr
wAoir OF blocks nUuttI..t -lA;"ru H. seven
ten l. tN.uty-tuJ.r pa. tA,-ty-t - -
;hIrty 1--WE - tLirty--ix int. thirty SO IN pr
.hlrty-ti-lit - tajrty-ulH" 1921. t-lty 30.
T -ty-ol.a ~ auI f--ty-tUn u s. rrrr. - Md
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
DY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE AND

Order of Sale Issued out Of ana under the
seal cf the Honorable Second Judicial District
Court i'll and for Ornisby County. STATE Of Ne
Va7L. on a Judgment obtained her: in Oh the
cath day OF February. A. d. 1876. and qttested
the I'll day Of March. A. d. 1876. i'll favor Of
John Kelly and against James Duffy for the
sum Of Si.S9S 2D-luG with interest On $1,000
thereof from February 2tfh, \. d. 1876. until
paid and on th,. sum Of Ss?s 2O-le0 thereof at
ten per cent. per annum until paid. and for
costs OF suit taxed at s5l 10, together with The
sum Of - f!-IG1 Cl-Iks accrIlinG costs, snd sll
costs which may tCrrIa by advertising. sherltt>
fees, etc, counsel tr. ut 1892 s6lon Included IN
til" Judgment. and to me directed. command
I'M To sell according to lsw certain real
property hereafter escri bed to satisfy the above
demands. all in gold coin Of the United States;
snd III pursuance thereto | have levied rpon
and Will expose at public suction IL front of
the Court House door in Carson City, Orm>by
County, state of Nevada on SATC EDA1, THE
18th DAY OF MARCH. A. D. 1876, between the
hours of A. NJ. and p NJ. 10 Wit, 81 o'clock
P. M. sill the right, title. interest or claim of
the defendant James Duffy Of. in and to the
described real property. set out in
said decree, to wit Lots Nos. !. >. and in
block Ne. 81 Of Musser's Division al Carson
City. Onnshy County, Nevada, together with
the improvements thereon
;. T. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City, Mar h 81, 1876.
RoBr. VI. CLARKE. i airtifs Attorney.
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I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIL

H Second Judicial Djstr 1T uf the State a.
Nevada, i'll ana for tine County Cf trmsby
HARMON H. kIRCHNER plaintiff rs ELIIAEFTH A.
hTECnNER defendant. ACnon brought in tn"
District Court OF the StccnG Judicial District OF
the State OF Nevada, in and for the County OF
Crmsby, and the Complaint Sled in said County
Of 0rmsby. IN tn" cffire Of the Clerk OF said
District Court The State of Nevada sends
greeting to ELIZABETH i. kIRCHSER defendant.
You hereby required to appear IN an &C ior,
brought against y-u 10y the anoyc named plain
tiff i'll the District Court of the Second judicial
District a. the State of Nevada. in ans for III,
Couuty ri C'TIGshy. and to answer tie Complain
fled there Il IA copy OF which accompanies tn
summons within ten days exclusive OF Tn
day OF servicel after the service on You of thi-
Summ0ns-lf served within this County: or II
served out of this County. but IL this District,
within twenty days. otherwise within forty
days-or Judgment by default Will I've taken
against yOu. The said aCti L i brought to dis
solve the bonds Of matrimony existing between
you and the plaintiff upon the alleged ground
of wilful desertion. And you are hereby notified
that if you fail to appear and answer the said
Complaint as above required The said plaintiff
will apply TO the Court for the relief prayed.
Glyenunder nv hand and the seal OF
the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District OF the State Of
Nevada, in and for the County
Of Ormsby, this 5th day OF
UEdAH November. in the year Of our
Lord. one thousand eight hun,
dred and snyerty-hve.
TT. EDWARDS, Clerl.
Office of Sheriff Of County # ornlsby ISL
hereby certify, that l received the within.
Summons on the SIN day OF November. a. l..
$50. and return that after due diligence anu
from information believe the defendant Eliza
beth y Kirchner can not b. found within this
County Of Or1nsby or in the State Of Nevada.
Dated st Carson this sth day II November
1875. $. T. SWIFT. Sheriff
Dodge City times., 1876-10-14
TsaE COUNTY A~D cry
A Few ateos Fer Our Friends In the
Hast % Read.

ny OF Doug. city. The land - good, and ,
want the county settled with industrious Earn
,rs and stock raisers- Heretofore the busine
men have depended upon the Texas cattle ira.
for support. and lave n"t tried to induce imm
grafton. The railroad company has been su.
i.u- - settle the country and sell its lands en-
"fns oef'r- putting this land into market, y;
these reasons no attention has been Maid
settling the country
Dodge City Is one Of the m 'st promising tow,
In Kansas. aud the land and farms in Ii. vicinii
will RAPIDLY increase in va,ur.
4 ut Doige, one of tine IA ,st beautifully locs
ted military posts in the United States, Is stu
A'ed ive miles east Of DO Igc City, on the Al
kansas river. Scarcely any Of the land in u
vicinity OF the Fort is taken
The county is not burirnei with bonded ia
s,ebte,ine,s: its only debt Is -, 600, incurred
building the sub,tsitial brick court houss
which is nov aimo-i completed, the brick hay
ing been burned in tbs county.
Taxes a. light. Ps.il wing TO the goo
tnancisl colii.i "a "i the county, but more Iii
recily owing TO ;.i- at that The AfchisOn, To
prka Il Santa Fe ,si.r"ad Company pay tn
taxes on their ruad-bsd nd lands prompti,
every year, br.nsin.. many thousand dollars int
the treasury.
The >ubstait.ii bridge = ross the Arkansa
river, just south Il the ci'y. wis built by pri
yate 'rpIrs,ion, aad expense to the ta,
payers.
This is the oaly organized county on the lin
Q! the A'chi-on, io." ka Il santa Fe Rosd wher
government land al b. obt sined within on
ami So IN J, or the county seat.
ALI. tract q: 'sag- indisn land lays in thi
v.ciIiiy, .ic' /, su.j .ci to entry at the ex
ceeiins ) Nv pr CT oi - per acre, one hal
the ..r.c al .pser"'n at iant.
iac.. - sssteci c'gn;.gs attached to Fort
for i,'.,.i.i urpGs's L j. afe to say that thos,
co.utic- e.i rot b. orsan'zei for many years
This i'ay y.s; sad unlimited range fol
t,o-e Ii .r..ai 70 pro -ure i and lasting locs
fion- IL. 80 raiicnes. foremost Of the coun-
.i-s ta., .c'e! are Clerk. Mead. ArspahOe,
Ftnte, :, vas, >r,.:'i. ksn,is and stanton
all wei wsierd by clear, rinning streams,
ca iarn..a 4bundance Of wafer at al
sea- ms oi Tie year nber, sufficient for fuel,
cali also be iound on these streams.
The al;i'u,le and ryn-ss Of the atmosphere.
the comparative KEN .'tion from winter rains.
the hoinu urss range. the iLNurisnt grasses, and
the various c.'nsenienccs f'r shelter, make these
counties mich sought siter Tor winter - well -
srmn er range
The fertility OF the soil cannot be surpassed.
consisting, in 3 large proportion. Of thoroughly
drained valley lands, producing bountiful crops
of sIl the grAia'. fruits ani vegetables Of the
temperate zonr.
SIn addition to this there is system OF sub
irrigation. The fr~shrts Of June and July, which
usually last until the m ddls Of August. supply
,he soil with moisture sufiici, mt to ra Sc good
crop, even in drouthy season. The banks OF
5he Arkansas river seldom average more than
six feet above the river bed, yet, on account OF
-. vrest width the i,ottom. are never over