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Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-08

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Idisposer tles plus bellies places dt
Ia Louisiana, ct fourier ses amis
lpartout on il y a de l'inAuence
exercer ct de Pargent 4 manipu
ler /? Warrnoth f:,isant maneu
vrer une fois de plus toutes les
iceiles politiques ct electorales
en- Louisiana, VOLTA de quot eff
frayer les honn6tes gems et faire
1trembler les contribuables. Quoi
nous nous serious livres a tant
d'efforts, nous nous serions bat
tins rour nous d6liyrer de In tour.
be des intrigants qui nous ont
lpertlns, ct tout celia pour rien! et
inous n'aurions, Ell Ilefinitive, don
ne quinn coup d'epee dams Peau
rt nous seri0ns menaces de voir
resenir sur l'eau ce personnage
lqui a etc ri filneste d nOtre Etat
Que NJ. Warmoth ait nne gran.
de ambition, quill tende, une fois
lie plus, a saisir les renes du gou.
|vernement de la Louisiana, celia
ne fait de doate ponr personne, ct
c'est la bien 6videmment que ten
dent toutes ses ruses, toutcs SEES
|intrigues.
Mons savons bien sur quoi pre-
tend s'appnyer ce roi DIES carpet
Jaggers : sur rancienne clique dc
republicans qui Sc hateront de
lui donner nm fort coup d'6panle
"a condition qn'il lcur tlonne en-
retour un coup lie main. Ce nest
pas NAL rlisonner; il peut Ger.
talnement compiler sur eux. Ton
te la question est de savCir 81
leur appni peut 6tre encore dc
|qnefqn'utilite. La nous croyons
que le ruse ct richie carpet 5agges
Sc fait une etrange illusion. L..
temps dos siiicanx est passe ct
le Mississippi, croyons-nons, re
nontra vers s;l source, avant que
cette triste eugeance ne rattrape
l'influence nefaste don't ellie u fait
un 81 deplorable usage.
M. Warmoth Il encore une an
tire illusion, d notre avis impair
|donnable chez un personnage
aassi ruse: il compte sur la po.
pnlation'de couleuri Allons done!
nm leger retour sur votre passe.
cher monsieur. Cette population,
he pavez yous pas intligneDeut
|jonee? lie Fayez,yous pas odieu
sement abandonnee ii est evi
dent que vous c0mptez sur son
Ignorance, sur son aveuglement,
sur ses souvenirs dill j a une Iii
zaine d'annees. Mais ellie nest
pas 81 sotte, 81 aveugle que vous
vous l'imaginez; ellie salt que volls
ravez toujours exploitee, tonjonrs
Ieurr6e, ct ellie he sc ltissera plus
prendre a vos bellies paroles, a
vos promesses 81 dorees qn'elles
soient; ellie salt surtout qu'elle
ma fait que gagner an change
ment de regime, ct surtout d vo
tire eloignement des affaires.
La elessus, nous n'lvons pas la
moindre crainte. Mais il men est
pas moins yrai que pinfiuence de
NJ. Warmoth est s6rieuse d Ia
Maison Blanche, quill a agi sur
bon nonbre de choix du Presi-
dent EN- ce qni regarde les llauts
emplois federaux Ell Louisiana.
Or, que peut avoir de colninun
linfluence dun pareil personnage
sivec une i,l6e quelconque de re-
forme plus on molns honn6te :
Honn6tet6 ct Warmoih, ce sont
deux mots incompatibles. .:'est 10
feu ct l'eau, c'est lie jour ct Ia
nuit. Franehement, 81 c'est ainsi
que M. Hayes veut nous fi.ire
croire d ses idees de reforlne, il Sc
troinpe fort; il est troupe peut-
etre, mais il he nous tfompera
pas, ct nous ne ss.urions assez
combattre lie retour de l'infuence
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-08
SUCCESSION SALES
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH COURT.
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.
No. 1859.

Succession Of Raymond 4coeto
and Antoinette Juacol, las a0ye.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
ID Sale rendered by the Honorable
the Parish Court of the parish OF
Assumption, on the 5th day of De-
cember, 1877, will offer for sale
at public auction, on the premises,
on
Thursday, January 10, 1873,
between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and
y r. NJ, the following described
property belonging to the above
succession, to-wit
Io. 4 tract of land situated in
the parish of Assumption, ON the
left bank OF hayou Lafourche, about
fonr and half miles from the Mis-
sissippi River, measuring one aud n
half alpent more on less front to said
Bayou on Il depth of forty arpents
between converg,ng lines, bounded
above by lands OF .. L. s. q. D.il-
feres, aud below by lands of j. &
Z. Kock, and in tile reil, by lands
of w. b. s. r. L. Sharp; together
with MI the buildings anil improve
ments thereon and tliersunto be-
longing.
20. tine lot sugar. one lot Of
earthen ware and cooking utensils.
three spinning wheels, one armoir
and one j.r.
Terms and Conditions.
The movable effects cash, and
the land one half cash; and the 9TH
er half payable in one and two
years f,on the day of sale repres.n-
ted by the notes of the purchaser
with good and solvent security in
|soiido, payable to the order of the
administrators of said succession,
bearing interest from maturity un-
til paid at the rate OF eight per
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-08

- Souscrivez AN Pioanie,
S3 90 par an.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-12-08

Assumption, La. December 5, 1877.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-02
c-oaesrni.s .

There IL no provision Of law. says the
uiaiay a%d Scientific Pr,.s. TO prevent
parties from locating other claims upon
the same lode outside the first location
male on the vein or lode. II 4 lode 5000
feet In length Is discovered. two locations
may be made. Of l 800 fee, each /; but tho
necessary expenditures and work required
by the laws Of the United States and the
local regulations must he made on each
,ep.ra,e claim. That IL TO say. 800 worth
Of work a year will protect i,5Oo feet from
liability TO relocation, but not the whole
5000 feet. as that expenditure Is required
on each claim.
Miners must recollect. moreover, thai
before a patent can issue to a claim $500
must have been spent In labor or i'm
proyements This $500 expenditure must
b. shown upon the plat and field notes OF
the classes " claims mentisned an the
mining statutes. II may be ~ well 10
state also that tho Commissioner OF the
General Land 0fiee has decided that u .
marty applies for q patent to q relocated
mine il will DO necessary for him to oher
satisfactory proof that q sum not less Than
$500 has been expended upon the mine by
the applicant or his grantors. The TACT
that $500 has been expended upon tho
claim by q person or persons who suose-
quently abandoned II will not relieve the
applicant from the necessity oil showing
that he or his grantors have expended
thereon the amount required by Law.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-02
Kinsey nssapss suit.

Tho San Francisco Post Of yesterday
says: Judge Sawyer to-day rendered his
decision In the long pending suit oil
George W. Kinney vs.. the Consolidated
Virginia Mining Company e. al, involving
the ownership Of . slice OF about thirty
feet Of the richest part Of the bonanza.
Originally the suit was brought by Kinney
alone. but subsequently, q. Frank Smith
aud A. ]. Bryant were mado ex-plaintiffs.
and 3. Hydenfeldt and ]. q. Flood were
Of tho parties defendant. The evidence
included . period back a. far as 1889. and
took In all the circumstances touching the
rights Of ownership up 10 the date Of bring
ing the suit. After an elaborate and care
full review. covering all the material points
Of the case, Judge sawyer decided every
thing substantially in favor Of the defend.
ants. ruling that although 1t was clear that
Kinney ut one time owned q largo interest
In the ground claimed by him. he had dis
possessed himself Of IL by deeds which
were accepted In good faith on the pay
ment Of agreed considerations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-02
In siaid mn.

Engene Marley returned 10 Gold Hill
this morning after an absence Of several
weeks. since leaving here ho has visited
San Francisco. Bodic. Tuscsrora and other
important places. San Francisco Is over
crowded with idle. hungry men. who
would like to get work. Bodie has more
people than can DO employed. TuscarorA
Is nlled with miners, prospcctors M
business men, who sleep around In wood
sheds. tents. stables. OF any place else
where they may be allowed to rest them:
selves. The weather Is cold and most OF
the people are broke. Residents OF the
place think times will be good enough In
the Spring. but expectations 90 Tar ahead
arr not sufficient to keep a man In hash
during the snowy season. Mr.. Marley In
tends 10 open q saloon in Virginia City.
lie SAWS thu Comstock IL still the best
place on the coast. no matter what BUSH
ness a man may wish 10 follow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-02
The neOiSesys.

The Ac0ibeny Family gave their last
entertainment In Gold Hill last ev sning
TO . crowded house. II differed from
those preceding 1t in one particular. Ev-
cry third piece sung was II familiar 10
the audience, and Mr.. McGibeny insisted
on their joining at least in the chorus.
Much amusement was creatsd by his q.
forts to drill his singing class. and the re-
suit Of thus bringing the public into actual
contact with the children, and making ono
vast choir Of the audience, was 10
greatly increase the enjoyment Of
the evening. Little Allie was as cute and
sportive as ever. and received the applause
showered upon her with q grace and rair,te
which would have become an old artistic
Viola was afflicted with q bad cold, which
prevented her FROM doing much singing;
she treated tho audience W some gems on
the violin, and otherwise contributed to
the success Of the entertainment. The
McGibenys departed for Carson this morn
ing. They have made many friends In
Gold Hill. and take with them the 5ood
wishes Of . community TO whom they have
aifarjed . fund OF healthy amusemen I for
the past three days. Should they ever
return. they will meet with = hearty well
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-02
Ifrosss Lake h

The Carson APPsaiof this morning says;
Lum Davis and John MeKenney are down
from the Lake and were doing the city
yesterday. Lum informs us that things
are looking up at Glenbrook. Casey. the
big boss logger. came over from Sugar
Pine Point on Tuesday with the intention
VI proceeding 10 Carson. to make the hnsl
settlement VI the season. While here he
received word 10 return and get out tim
bers a. fast a. possible until further no
,ice. lie returned Immediately by the
iron steamer. taking with him supplies
for a two months campaign. As soon -
the logs come over. Lum says about next
Monday. the big mill will start mp ana
business will be lively.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-02

LlrAYrrrE MEAT MARKEr. - Jimmy
Warren, 50 well and favorably known ~
one Of the employees at the Gold Hill Meat
Market for the pas, two or three years, Is
now running a similar institution at vir-
GINA ON his own account. IL Is the La
fAyette Meat Market. corner OF z street
and sutton avenue. lie has got . part.
ner, and his name Is not Levi. but he Is .
son Of the old man Warren. consequently
the new firm starts out a. Warren Broth
ens. They keep the best Of meats. rates
reasonable, and deserve success. Read
their advertisement in another column and
give them . call.
MASHED HIS TurNB.-David Ferris, .
workman employed at the Pacific mill
Yesterday morning had his left thumb
crushed 10 q Jelly by getting. 10 caught
between q cam and the tappeto Of q Of the
stamps. The bones were % puiverixso
that 10 WAS found necessary TO ampu'ass
the thumb.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-02
John Mckinney.

This worthy old navigator and landlord
from Lake Tahoe made his appearance In
Gold Hin this afternoon, and did not fail
to throw one Of his warm. sunshiny
glances at the NEWS Office. He reports
everything lovely IS usual at the beautiful
lake. The cold snap Of this last week hurt
nobody. II made the trout bite lively.
although 4, did not cool OF the water any.
Logging and numbering goes right straight
along. aud will until the deep now OF
Winter interfere. John looks healthy and
younger. and Is beginning ~ get matri.
monial ideas into his head. Tourists and
other visitors to the lake are not very nu-
meruus at present. and are not likely 10 DO
during the Winter. He propose. winterins
at his famous place ON Sugar Pine Point,
and will take some pipes and tobacco home
with him for that purpose.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-02
u-..v,.,-. las, E,..,.s.

FuruRE wr,LrH.-Ths Weber estate, Of
which Mrs. Dave FoI. Of Gold Hill, is an
heir. has been admitted to probate In the
city Of New York. The estate consists Of
"a acres of land in New York city and
money amounting 20 sis2 10000. Mem
ton o. this has already been made by tho
newspapers.
DEArrSo.-Eiehty men were discharg'
oil from the bonanza mines Yesterday and
more are soon IA follow. The reason FOR
this dismissal l. that a surplus % ore has
already been piled up at the mills. When
the water mills are ready 10 start up
again many miners will be TO employed.
USIoS MtrrrSo.-A meeting Of washoo
Typographical Union will be held mex,
sunday. at which time officers for the en-
suing sir months will be elected. The
meeting will be called 10 order at l o'clock
for the purpose Of receiving nominations.
JIMMY SUMMERS dog "snow" has been
awarded a silver medal at the Pacific Coast
Bench show In San Francisco. Shows"
pedigree has already been given in the
NEWS.
Two men tried TO rob Mr.. Buckley last
Wednesday night. while he was crossing
the Divide. lie yelled and struggled. and
the iootpsds failed.
TnE Plutus Mining Company has been
doiIg holding work on its claim. which Is
situated Just north Of the Ophir, during
the past Few days.
Mas. joins u. WINTER. died in San
Francisco yesterday. The lady was known
and greatly beloved by all the early resi-.
dents Of washoe.
WHILE cutting meat yesterday Chris.
Ryer. q Virginia butcher. accidentally cut
himself In tho right Knee.
RErc's FIRE extinguisher was tested In
Virginia City yesterday. The trial was
not altogether satisfactory.
Tue arrivals on the Comstoek during
h represent month have been much In ex-
cess Of the departures.
TnE work Of putting up the frame Of
Pipsr's Opera House will be commenced
in a day or two.
An alarm Of IRE WAS sounded In Virginia
City at 1910 o'clock this morning. No
damage.
The Hale A Norcross people paid s6.42o
10 their miners yesterday.
Mas. MuRrHA's benefit has been fixed
for the 18th instant.
lrur California mill will clean IN to-day
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-02
Your fuel.

In order that M people may know just
what Kind Of fuel they are getting. the
NEWS publishes a useful table. by the
late order Of the U. =. War Department II
was decreed that a cord Of oak wood. $ II.
n n. Y 4 It.. Is equal to-;
1850 lbs. Nanaimo ". H. coal.
1900 lbs. Bellingham Day ~. 81 coal.
400 lbs. Seattle coal.
1850 lbs. Rocky Mountain coal.
2.GOO lbs. Coos coal.
2,cOO lbs. Mount Diablo coal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-02
Always R~ndy.

The c. 4 G. shat, ia the only shaft on
the Com.,oek tina, has a cage in tho pump
compartment. Here, in one corner. has
been riggcd a very small cage, with guides,
and capable Of carrying two men. These
two pump men 80 mp and down the shaft
all day long. examining every foot Of tho
pump rods. all the tanks, plungers, etc..
80 that nothing Is allowed To get out Of re-
pair. The consequence Ia that when tho
work OF sinking commences the pump will
be i'm perfect order.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-02
Mining Locations.

The Helvetia mining claim has been
located on the summit between Long Val.
10y and Flowery District. Tho locators,
J. Rising. @. Suffer and q. Buchler. claim
$500 feet Of the lode or ledge. together
with all variations, dips. spurs aud
angles.
j. r. birmingham. Private Secretary TO
District Attorney Drake. has relocated tho
southern portion Of the Golden Swan min.
ing claim in Gold Hill and has named II
the Pioneer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-02
Interpretations.

The following companies filed their ar
,ieles Of incorporation In San Franchises
ON tho 10Th ultimo
The Rock Greek Mining Company. oh.
ject. 10 mine In Flko county, Nevada.
Dircctors-Henry W. Brown, John A.
Paxton. L. VI. Hall. \. Lubec and George
Congdon. Capital. $4,000, 600.
The Silver Monarch Mining Company.
Object. to mine in Humboldt county. Ne
vada. Dircctors-Theo. A. Bryant, 3. +,
Holeombe. Charles L. Convis, Thomas L,
Atkinson and II. n. Watson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-02
Outsisis nullioa.

Eighteen bars Of bullion were sent to
Carson from Virginia City this afternoon.
They were piled up on a iat car. and made
quite a show. Tho weight was 1901
pounds. and the total value s49,5G2 Us.
OF this. Chollar-Potosi shipped 8 bars,
valued at s7.215 30; Justice, 3 bars,
valued at s2J.23s 90 Express mill. I bar
valued at Si.i52 u; Eureka mill, 9 bars
valued at 81, SOS 10. This last lot WAS as
.ayed in Virginia City and Is supposed TO
be from the Justice. There were also tive
other small bars. the value Of which could
not b. a-ccrtained.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-02
EUROPE.
lsrsciAL DisrArcn TO u Coin HUI
DAiLr NKws.l
lien. Grant In Paris.

0en. Grant la f'nris-
PARIS, Nov. i.-President MacMAhon
gave . dinner at the Elysees Palace this
evening In honor Of General Grant.
Among the distinguished guests present
were Dukes Do Droglie and Do Cazes,
General Berthaut. viscount Do Meaux,
Pourtou. GaillAux aud Brunei, and Adj
miral diequeldcs Touches. all tho mem
bers Of the Cabinet. some Of them with
their ladies', Marquis DE Alzac. NJ. Mol
lard aud the members OF the Marshal's
military household. Mrs. Grant, Mr..
/, Moves, the American Minister. and lady.
| Consul General Torbert and lady. aud
| Mrs, Sicklcs. General Grant sat on the
right Of Nine. MAcMahon. and Duke De
Broglie on her loft. Mrs. Grant sat ON
the right Of President MacMahon, and
Mrs. Noyes was seated between Mrs.
sieklcs and Mrs. Torbert. The banquet
WA a very brilliant and animated affair.
II began az $50 and terminated at y
| O'Clock. After dinner General Grant and
President MacMahon had . long converse.
| ton in the smoking room Mr.. visnaud OF
| the American legation acting as interpret
or. The Marshal invited General Grant
10 breakfast with him ~ . friend, and.
also. TO witness some Of the sittings OF tho
senate and chamber Of deputies. Tho
General accepted the invitation. He Is
much pleased with his cordial reception.
General Grant yesterday visited the Palais
d'Industrie and the works where the stat
ne Of Libcfty for New York harbor Is be-
Ing constructed. The sculptor Dartlioidi
presented him with q miniature model OF
the statue. In tho evening tho General
attended the opera, where he was well re-
ceived by the audience md treated Win
great ceremony by the officials; General
Grant yesterday visited Madam Ihiers anu
presented her q crown of W. TO place
ON her husbands grave
Tn. areas War lee Inc East.
-. Nov ,-rich, thous.nd reru.
'iAN c...,s,-
lar troops al no" 'emAin'ns !" e'"'
tinople. have been ordered to the front.
AB.lyrads CORRESPONDENT telegraphs that
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AL me oe's. ~ H. s,an,i.,
nave oeen o,".,ou 10 60 ~. ,o,,s.,
saiu ,hA. ,ne ....,Jen 4.
rrince hiiAh 'na' oe''iA" 'o'P''A''ou "
unnecessary. oa.
OF. fkikhshoho, nov vn nI,T
turns OF 'ne sovernmen. s Nv IN.
soanasu anu mlssns on ~ h"n,;ii,io. W
az. a1,h - ns,ohss 81 eio Ths ios.ss
.n,na ~ o...a,in. ,ha as,h ~ ne.
.nyhnas 10y ao, in.inSsJ
Tasnos Nov ~ yicpn, corro.nond.
an, tsIsc,.nhs Ia, M.heme, All bssh.
.Iff 1870. an 80 - ~
Wa,-aso,in,sn e"mmsn5 H. viii o.,.h'
III III. h=ssdonsr,srs a, No,ia pss.s
-hi,h h conysnisnt Tor oner.,inc e;,ha,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-02


AssEssMESrs.-0ficial notices Of thI
following new easements will be found II
our advertising columns to-day: Justio'
Mining Company. 81 per share; lsviet
October 3ist delinquent December 9th
Mint Gold and Silver Mining Company
ten cents per share; levied October 3lst
| delinquent December 4th. Atlantic Con
solidated. twenty-five cents per share
levied October 3ist; delinquent Deem
Der 9th.
sHERIrr KELLY has decided 10 +. II. Nc
KennA all the property Of tho senator Min
ing Company for and in consideration o.
the sum OF 81 1850 81. The property II
subject to redemption.
ASSESSMENT. - An assessment Of avs
cents per share is levied by the william
Penn Mining Company, DEVILS Gats Dis
trict, delinquent on the first Of December
next.
SINCE tho 9th instant tho bonanz,
mines have been raising on an average
upwards Of i,iO0 tons Of ore per day.
suIrs have been entered against Rober,
Apple aud others TO quiet title 10 the b.
grsgatcd Belchsr claim.
CnoLLAR.PorosI Is delinquent In the
board to-day-in tho Office next Tuesday.
Bullion Is delinquent In tho Board TO-
day-in tho Office Sunday.
DIsPArcu In Western Union Telegraph
Office for William B. Graham.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-02
The Stalking.

A thorough examination Of the settling
ground on y street, Virginia. has been
made. by this II is definitely aseertained
that the place where the crack occurred
was once the bed Of q ravine. which has
been flled In with loose earth to Its pres.
emf level. There Is also an old tnnn"l
running under the ground at no great
depth from the surface, and this has prob
ABLY cayed in and caused tho ground to
..ttlo-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-02
Rich Ari.osa ore.

We we're shown to-day a small piece Of
extremely rich silver ore. almost tho ma
tive article, from the famous stonowall
Jackson mine In Arizona. 1t ia specimen
from . lot Of about three tons shipped to
San Francisco and now ON exhibition
there. and which assays from $1,000 10
$40, 900 to the ton. IL Is the richest silver
ore ever brought from Arizona. and q few
tons Of II would make most anybody rich.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-02
ssrsss Q~as,.sioas.
i.r M. a. AND p, Islrau,ru llsr.i

tsY raG A. Ann y. TELEGRAPH Lisr.l
sAN fR,NcIsco, Nov. 2-2:i5 ?. y.
Haze 4 Norcross. ca
Con. Virginia. 26a, an
Bullion, ih.5
Exehequer, 1 -, ~
Justice, 81. 50
Argenta, CO
Ophir, i3S
Utah, l3A
Best & Belcher, iGS
California, 2Gh "a
Grand Prize. i3As, i3s
Overman, Is
Eureka. IS. &C.,
Gould 4 Curry, =, ~
Northern Belle, iih
Navajo, a..