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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11
LETTER FROM FLORENCE.

EDITOR MINER:-Your regular" cores pondent, ''C. NJ. D." put in an appearance few days ago, and after short run around this vicinity took up his line of march for that portion of the Territory south of here.
 The last mail that came down from the North brought not the sound of clashing arms, bu, an extra lot of MINERS, by which judge MT. Daily was not altogether ua- successful in this section of the country
 Changes in the Earths surface" a. pra- mulgated by Prof, Sanford. and published in the MINER, are undoubtedly about cor rect. He says some of the Pacific States show evidence of very great antiquity. This is especially true of Arizona, from the fact that it shows every indication of being the oldest merged land in America, ana per haps contained the first of the human race. Here in Southern Arizona are to be found large deserts or plains, from 10 to 70 miles in extent, fur away from the high moun- tainS, Showing that it is not the washed debris from the higher lands), and at the depth of from 100 to lsJ feet are to be found stone implements, arrow heads, pie ces of broken crockcry, bones, etc, etc, the bones crumb.ing to dust as soon as exposed to the air.
 Now, how came these specimens of handi- work at such depths Tn the earth If they were found near large mountIins, it might be accounted for very easily, but every thing goes to prove that a pc Ipe lived here thousands upon thousands ot years ago, and that sufficient time has elapsed since then for made earth" to accumulate over their runs to the depth of two hundred feet. IL Is potent tO the mind of every thinking mind, that our Globe has contain ed other races in the far past The history of the present race goes back only about 4,000 years, and this, as compared with the age of the world, tin years would be as only drop of water in the Dead Sea.
 Arizona Territory presents to the scien- tist one of the best fields of research upon the Continent.
 Globe City and its mines are looking up. l noticed the shipment to this place of 10 tons of copper from the smelting works of MT. Van Arunde It is said the copper car ries considerable gold This shipment was over the new wagon road recently construct ed by the enterprising citizens of Florence. One wagon, with four horses, brought 3,J00 pounds.
 Are all the Apaches upon their reserva- ton. and if so, how is this Mr. John Walker says there are about two hundred Apacha- Yumas and Apache-Mojaves en- gagged in farming below the Pima and Mari copa reserve. They took out ditch last season from the Gila, and say that they pre- fer to maintain themselves by their own labor, than remain upon the San Carlos reservation, where they had to live oh half rations and be obliged to work on the farm, raising grain for--not for their own benefit.
 In the last MINER noticed two compost
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

remedy for the sure cure of that troublesome complaint, piles, has at last been obtained. Some 30 years ago, an In dian, living in Canada, discovered d remedy, prepared entirely from roots, which has never failed 10 cure a case of piles of the most aggravated character. Offers to pur- chase his secret were often made, but always spurned by him. He had friend, in gentleman by by the name of Newman, an old printer, to whom he always promised. the secret at his death. Recently the It. dian died and left his secret with John D Newman, Wattertown, New York, who is now manufacturing this wonderful medi- cine, sRd as yet he has not lost a case where his medicine has been tried. If any of our people will try this remedy and it fails to cure, they can call on us and we will refund them the amount it cost them.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

ST. GEoRGE-EIder N II. Felt, who re- turned on Sunday morning from St. George, informs us that the Temple exceeds in ex- ternal and internal beauty even the high ex- pectations he had indulged in concerning it. The first glimpse of the building obtained by the traveller as he approaches the city looks as if it had suddenly dropped, in its beauty and purity, upon the desert from above Salt Lake Deseret News.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

AvzoXAs STOLEN STocK.-The follow ing which is copied from tha Silger City IN. M.l Herald, will give ou. readers an idea of what is done wi;h stock stolen from the cit iEcns of this Territory by Indians from the Warm Spring Agency, \. NJ:
 ''Chas Whimple and j. Farrel left Hot Spring reservation Sanday, the l5,h--saw but few Indians there, not more than irJ men, women and children. Mel mostly out on raid. Thcse gentlemen report about 10 horses there; some fine looking animals and brands as numerous aS spots oA ] .cob's iiockS. No one at the agency seemed to know of the approach CT the troops or the intention of the government to remove the Indians to the San Carlo- agency, Dr. Whit ney is in charge during the absence of the Agent The Indians are carrying on brisk trade with Mexicans of Rio Bonito and the ranchmen elsewhere. and in most instances stolen stock are not driven to the rcScrva- tion, but disposed of wherever they find market, for the reason that the reservation is the first place searched for lost property.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

There is something refreshing in the abso- lute astonishment that visitors to printing office sometimes display at the commonest things. What is that black-looking thing standing up in the corner2" is sometimes asked by an unsophisticated observer; and the nearest typo answers: That Is the printing office towel We always stand it up in the corner"-Tribunc.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

Sir Charles Dilke, who cremated his first wife, is going to marry again, and the St Louis Republican thinks he will burn his fingers yet with some of his experiments.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11
A great many young men of Santa Clar,

X great many young men of santa Clara county, California, have guthere up the pick an,l shovel and formed a line of march for Arizona, having become satisfied that this is the future mining country of the United States, from ores which they nave examined and tested, received from friends who are now here from that section of Cali fornia. They have made inquiries as to what is needed by the prospector in Arizona and the answer has went back to them that nothing but money, pick and shovel.
, 1877-11-07

instance, at thu tliasgnw Polie Ct',ri i,lt1g-
mcnt was given last week BY ilc tttptnll'rY
magistrate IN tic tnsn nf chemist whn nas
charged with selling aultrratr'l ittate Of inHI-
nc.sa. 1t Wis brought out IN evident That the
arti'fc hni Mrnnlc contaminated win
tcal In consequence Of the lender " ",
sci used IN the n,annfactHrc of tlsc
etirfc acf,1, and also TINT rftrHl nCla could mt
lc manufactured without eadcD vessels. Il":
magistrate aaftl TINT. It havtng ccl established
that citrate Of n,aenesIa ro,nl not hr obtained
without ANAL proportion Of tcad he could not
llhIi that nn ofItnsc had ccn here c,'rinttcf].
What was ,cn,an,le,, was scitrate .! maoncsA. mil
what was soil. WAS tic "nly article ot that atnc
which roui,l lie uhta,ncd. He must therefore
tlDl the charge not l,rpycn. 4 charge ut like
nature againht nnotier drucEist nas also dis
missed. The decis!un of The magistrate WIS no
doubt Just; hu. It is IA well that tic public
should he .nalc iulty aware of the fact, II II be
40, That all citrate ot nagnenia II NECESSARILY
contaminated with lead 1t would aso be salss~
farlory to learn the probable effect on health
Of Tins contamination. II Il turns ont that l,y
taking citrate uf iDaxnusIa. ono evil only can lie
removed by tho substitution nf aM,tilGr. In'r-
haps the f,orr scrtt,sls of the lwu, prudent per-
suns will avoid the remedy altogether.
, 1877-11-07
AN EXPLANATION,


CHICAGO, Nov. 0.-Thts mornings issue OF
your paper contains tic stutulcnt tlIut RE-
tcivcr has been appointed for tlr Paterson Fire.
Insurance. Company Ut New Jersey for tho
EtAte Vi Illinois, AtnonE other thugs to collect
money due lrom nc as Gc1,erul Agent of that
Company. llave nu money in my hands
legally belonging to the Company or its Re-
eciycr, During It's existence ! was tho tirnela
Agent Of the Company ,t.licr q cuntrayt wncs,
cxtrnueI until tho ycar lsS0. Under tl!s rotl-
trlet ] expel.lc,t Mul,ey to cAtadttsh aEcllc!es
mud otherwise purtuscd to execute II. When
the Con,,any failed, nlA.ic up my accounts
linder TIE enlllr lrAet md nbtanrd the opinion Ut
LconArsi Swett, Eeq., 0t tllis city, 10 to my
right. a,.d lIui,llItca. This opI,ali. which was
In writing, forwarded tU tho Company with
MY ac1uunt, ntl It was IL the eifcct TINT, atler
my col,stuel, wf.ie. WAS bruken by thu Ianrr Vi
tic CunIpany, tho ,lulnaErs sustained by lnr
wcre largely IN excess Ut the tnoncy which tho
Company c1aiuls 10 lie tn my l,ailJs. 1 make
tl,s statcnult tn justicc to nlysrll u rcbui the
presumption thul | un willfutIy withholding
funus which belnhg t0 tho Company. always
have been willing, a.,l still asn Willing. tn adjust
my u.1uunls With the Company according to my
liabilities Rnd thy rights under my rntraet
with 1t. Y. II. 5OUTHWlCk.
, 1877-11-07

present at the opening meeting ot the Mercan-
t!lc tlnh. Tic nnt,.s,iitieas rorIcttcs n,nse
eanEninc In huting that lie would not decline tr
htcnk un neutral ground u{tn stcsal totfs. In
thr City NJ Cork an effort was made to
fInlurr him to alter hi* determination xpt
to make political spccch; but thsfc
is m sinking hts Ec:tet1 purpose,
and tnanr people WHO were eager to flrar him
arr tlT,ntd t1 dtsartr,ihttHcnt. lI't n,nvcincntt
s!nfing his stay will he watched With Emiu>ltyt
attention. and II he tan hc rcrAuntletl 10 relax
Ills rigid rules he Will find ready audiences.
In the acelusion Of ktlruljery, huxever. lie
the cares and troubles Of political life. Mr.
fjtsJstonc, on his arrival at Kingston ycster-
dav, WINS interviewed By All Irish reporter, 70
whom he reiterated The fact, With he had nj.
ready int!nlntc,l IN Sir. Law, N. r., that, a. Ills
visit Was purely onc Of pleasure, he would not
innkc any speeches. To-day Mr. fi1alaionc re-
manned at Lord Mcath's residence at Bray. lie
will probably cnnc to Dublin rarfs next week
with the view of seeing tic College. the hank
81 Ireland, ETC.. anil Of paying q visit 10 the
Duke of Marlborough.
Our Cork correspondent tcleRraphs: .'
A Cork geatleman, who tcccnsly wrote 10 1fr.
G1Adttone expressing hnpc that h" rtiutn r~cnM-
alder his determination to make hir Irish visit q
Re1lcf TINT hi% Drc .tnre In thi. mart Of The
Try woulti prepare Tho way for a re. Establishment
Of harmonious action between tho Irish people ut
liberal ontnttn ard tl,c great LtNral phtty Ut I'm.
Kfand and scotland. received the following reply:
.hns1d s T. ns1f 81 }oF "s1s M + s..
the afnon1 Of wlen JON speak bi frsr ttat any PR.
'natntr ~ 0tci0us stt nrss alr by mir might rtstate
'-'' '"''''''' w. Il. UlAn4roxr.
, 1877-11-07
MIR. CllaIatQun In lretau4.

pubitx GnrrftRona<sct konaos TtRsfs. or. 10.
Mr.. GIatlAlulc'4 attual' urrlyal OH Irish soil
has SIT ut rest my doubts us to the IulillncHt
ui bis pru1silse, though the syasul, selceted tor
The Visit Is unlayora4e. We have now gold
wln.ry weather, aud tic country will Iuok u
disadvantage. Tic repeated assurances thal
lle has Lu political utlret IN view ars believed
with sslurtas4er; ana thcru was very general
de.ire to lisscu 10 MS cIolue!'.e, and, il POS.
able, elicit from h,tl some political +aaratIun.
il II were puss.os 10 ln4utc l4iu IL change l.1s
lurposr: an u:tusEon woal1 sootl u louH.i tu
trliy Llm tu the .rout. Invitations to take
part IN public proceedings have lreu sent
IL hun iso.a all quarters, and ha,! hs
complied with thcn cordial Fseept'ou
would haya becn given ~ him even by
tuany from whun hu would huslly e4pe>t
It. liz has STEADILY deeliued, however. aud the
uuly satisfaction Which tue societies which de-
sired TIC honor vi h.s pte.euCs ut their tnau.u-
ral merllnRs have derived u fEoEn the EDs-
atsslon ot the pust lizards which lie sept In repii.
These aru treasured " trupAtcs, u,,A Shown
abeut. Tbs Philosophical s.sisty q Trinity
Colexe wss asDoug tho lEsst t. Invite him u UP
peas On thc!r platform. aud almost sulultant.
ously no received letter Of invitation 10 BE-
, 1877-11-07

Eorrsspusdsses Roch<stfr tK III I1t,nocrut
It is not generally known that she glen It
Belloaa7 Yates County, coutaIus u re,uarkatlu
curiosity. In tie bed Of the stream, lust aboyo
tho Yil'ugo ol Bellona, is rock about Afky feet
square, uncovered at low watsr. Il h snltrely
covered with footprints, deep in tho rock, Of
men, aud birds, an4 extinct anitnala. They ass
" clearly defined as Tho footprints of tho rl,ll-
dzen who had played Oh tue damp bank the
morning yistet! the gleu. Some Df ttlrss h,.-
4nau iuIt-psInts are ycFr small and delItntc;
otlr.s arc large, -shocklugly larse,-yct rctl!ti
their symmetry, Thu u,sttnctness Ut these
trasks, aud tlteif relative poslsioE, preclude auy
doubt vi thelr character, oSrn tu All nuseleaLii'c
ubaeFycf. placed my feet III sutae Ut these
tEarks,, and of euursu Lett tAr usual ave incl
dcut tu treaaiing IN the !oo steps Vi this Lost
tribe, anl all that soft uf thing; but ths
emotton uppe. most sny nllnd VI, one oi tndig.
hAtioA. | remembered tue thrilling 'iesrrsn-
tiona by luaan historians and lols,asaccfs u the
ane a1t ol following thu tratl VI tnc satare. In
. soMtnon With most Ams1.an youth, had a'i-
Mite1 the detective skill Vi Misunderstanding
ana th0se other expHrts. You kuuW liaN those
lcl!oWS used to crouch down and follnw lhc
efAil BY examining every leat. We'll. you tan
lnaxtne uy feelings ot Resentment At ttt dE-
s.ptlon praetlctd As thc&s HISTORIANS, AZ fut-
loved tllut drep trail uyrr tho rocks III khp Bel
'ous glen. Why, lerc xra tuotprs1.s ln lhc
rocks, deep enough anl listlnvt enough tu huyu
txsted hiuce the iloutl, amt to still exist for dec
1aes and centuslra: and largo enough to envxl-
ooe bullymure hatni II that Is lla kind Of
, 1877-11-07


Something occurred IN tho R<,n.afean build
inv recently which was decidedly funny, and
which created at arst not q little excitement.
A wun.an entered tho llsl! leading 10 the
elevator, tho loor Ut which WA open, and step
ped IN under the impression, as subsequently
appeared, that 1t led to another series OF steps.
As she entered, the cicvator.boy, as matter Ut
cour.e, closed thu door and started the elevator.
Ar hc did 50 aud thu conrcrD began moving up
ward, lie bcralne IN IN tstant tle Wortt startled
boy In oil VI, Louis. 'lhas tolurcd WOMAN leaped
IL her fcet, giuEcI At tile waliA gliding pist,
nnl, with U tcrtitEc scrCaIIl, hurled AetSclt Ut
tho lransuth oyer tue uOor. Failing tU get
thfoush s,ic plunged about the elevator, With
every hrealh emitting sl,Eieka lung enough mud
!Hud enough 10 wake tho Scycn Hlee[erk ui
I.hlcs!s. Fcople rushed !roM the different
Ioufs ~ ahe elevator way under the lnprcsslDh
t!lat RhastlY trlgcdy waa gutug 0, In Ut,eli
uaiIltht' ICop1e ran Iii from tic street ~ he
present o., II uot t0 prevent, tic kccnu uf
nioou: II was terrible moment. Meanwhile
tho !tlRntehea clevatur'boy tlal reversed his
tonvcyAIlte anu rcachcu thu boltuln uyui,l,
Where Ae hung open tho door With nu alusrity
fctEafkahle-at least Ill MI clcyatus-Duy. THE
Colorel wotl,an bounded nut like u sIiot, stilj
atHckl1lg with upuble-luun puwet, ayIi ucyvr
teasci ller Yells uut!l out on tho sidewalk u,,l
ct satc distance from tbs internal ,narhnc.
Ilen t!er expressions Of gratitude ut hcr re-
tlsAEkal'le escapt were touching, nl)cy tltitrt
catch here in tlcru tEap ter luke Iuah pirgubs Il,
dGse tl!ssTtin'.roUml NJ, eah! Hrr,a id
L.r,lp' Aud sllp tlarted IN down ti,r sf,ert.
fully convinced that slle hal Just uIsseu n lur.
tlblu death aud subSeQueu. sutttpg.up,
, 1877-11-07


Yesterday, puvcrly-strickci family, consist.
ing Ut nun, wife, Uni! thrrs children applied
at tho 0Illco ol Mayor Aluuro Tor puasaEu tu
,Iackson County, 1n.lIaua. They l'as footc'! It
iron, Soetil Carolina. All were In tuttcrs, frum
head to foot. When the chief vi tho fulpIly
walked into the oilcu tho nlul "squashca be-
tween his hare toca. 4 gteMt tlcal Ut kynpalhy
was manifested sycr the hard lot OF The unlor-
sunates, md Clerk uci3eck pr.eee.,el Will.
ulacrily to lix tncm out with ra,'road passes.
"rha@k YOU" Fahl ths ,,,,.t :tran:eF ,,, lin! aa,
about Tho logln "oh, u dosl" cxelain, d
Nj. DsBcck. "lIayc yoa u, dog IN tho
pArtvt" And then he proceeded to explain
that It wouIt! be impossible to grant q pass Iur
the dog, as they wulil4lntt admit hin aboard the
iraif,, ail advised titat the dug so left bchini.
Thu stranger ,alleI up from The mi.lst Of tlc
v aitIJlg family galnt, sorc-fuutci hound. llc
hesitafeu q whElr, aMl thee wcnt over mn! hcas!
d cons,lliattol, With lts vile. liz came buck To
tho t1,tlr,ter a,.l remarked, ~ Eurss ! will
walk" MI! the surry party, inrludiiIg tho l.Y.
tUuls Its wny uut vi the building. The lnetdeht
was quite amusing, willis thvrc was something
nf ha,l,r1y tenderness ln it,-thas tho faithful
tcluw, wlo la,i followed hts friends 10 far, was
not deserted In tho hour of temptation.
, 1877-11-07


Cool currcncy-W.ntcr quarters.
Brcechcs uf trllst-Those the tal'or isn't paid
for.
II q bank cannot stanl loan, II m,tst cvcntu.
ally 20 down.
"Obclisk," in Greek tongue means skew
cr Probably this ID tho rcason New furk
wants to skcwcr one.---A0rrltJtrn Nerud.
Last year England imported oscr 80, co.., 600
worth nl eggs. No wonder the Radicals wnut
tn throw OF such heavy yolk.-lhaadephia
Has'esia.
"il,trral,. Irurrah. 1I,rrah," Is inscribed orcr
Rust0n cto1lIiera ttuorway. This Is t,r,c Of thr
rl,cerInE slEls Of the tlncs.-4few York Con,-
f,erciA .AatfrttstT.
TIC art Ut cunycrsation-Drlttsh tourist IT,
fcIlow-rA$schgcr,. II, mitl.rFanncl) = "Gons
III rttss, tuppOscf" FclIoW-pasA:uEcr-" fAas.
Are yuuf"-I'tnch.
II. J. N.-"Ycs, Mrs. Ma1apron, I've been
awaY eix months, living ~ prince nl tlts time
Mrs. M.-''Dn 1lrawrs, Mr.. ll.t Wlnt next, |
wonder! Wtnklcs, ruppobcF cF'-~Ihassrt.
Thc Courier-juurnai tays That tan honest
Knnsas Ctty chamhcrmahi' returned tn their
owner $500 worth Of diamond rings which klIc
fuunu.h Evidently the words "tu he paste u
dropped out nL the cud Of the sentenre.-IhiLa-
dophIa Bu!tefia.
"1low loycly, In the calm stiffness OF tl!u
evening, to listen to tic nlglltnguls's mite ~
"Yeth, fr'a u luoenl snc fellow, IL the nlghtln
gale: hut tl,ay tbriEl,t tch1. lIe must Le q
pustl1y n0othucc 10 all the ntllrr ltt1c btrdtll
That want to ~ to tI,lccr."-Lo,u!oH Hun.
, 1877-11-07

New YoRk, Nov. 6-~lhs Scientific .daatried.
Of lbls week .onsains tho first auuoun> elucllt Vt
what may be thp lnost wonderful invention VI
tho day. Edsson's photography. The saa says
nothing could b. mo.e incredible thai. the ltkr-
tihool ot ut&c lnoru hearing the yoirc Vt thu
dead, set thu Invention 0l tue ucw nalEuAlcus ~
said ~ renueE this p,sslLte hereafter, It ID
tFua that tho yotes arc htillel, but whoever has
spoken VI whoever speaks Into tho lnouthileco
OF tho photograph, uuA wilose wurda arc re-
eoslru BY il, has tue 4ssu5Rure that Ills speech
NAV be produced autlhly in bis own tones after
ha ltn1cit has turned to dust. 4 strip ot ln-
deptai panef travels through . little machine.
, 1877-11-07

70 fkf E4lfUF o The 1F1b1Nf. -
nxs Nnl1Es, Ia. Nor. 6.--In inza satnrday's
TmsuSs. IN an editorial, yoa saY that Jasttcp
ssEona voted aon the liayes SIDE in sts Electoral
upon sscly essential po!nt tsave the ..truuu y
ba,inesst. It WA hscsen 10 ylsht" vote.
wumid 1lke 10 10 informed IL uts&aken. Very
respectfully. DAsin rAtK'
lJustiee Strong was cue Of tho "eight," aud
consequently Ayoted Oh tho Hayes siIr," aud fus
tlu reasous 80 plaiuly aud pontelly stated ~ hla
letter to Alr. jones, OF Tcuuesses.-Ep.l
, 1877-11-07


Tin .,yle IN SILK hats Is regulated by on as-
1"e ~ =. J.. ut. -.t,,,i..i,,, ,xhtr;, t..,.o.
soeAson' a"a .... ~ - ~. .. ,e.s, ~ .,,.,'a.
their he!nE utuofn' OF nearly 0o' t.fous"o"t
tho country. The fashions In tall hats aro
clanr ed twice year, ami tho Aseo lation meets
"t .,rnanr fnr lin nurpnse RI ,,rtermtnlr,
... .i.. .h,ii IN A. .lc.e tnratinvs
What !hc tt}le' sH"'t . ~" .,s.,',e
manufacturers WHO pe4onC 10 the Aseoeiatlon
{or a. many as sec f1t) cacll hand In model lat
w. ,hr rnnstleration OF those present. The
'..r,m. hal. handed IN arc cunsl,jcred by the
Fa1oee n"so ., ....,.t,..,. ,.s ~ s.,,,",s
members. anu any sas'a1'o's ~ '"' 'Auuets
whc,, strike the fancy of anJ of those present
arc surgcstcl atIil discussed. mud It Is then de-
,crn,ncd l,y vote what shall be the sty1e OF the
..'t,.., ~ ~. .e,aon rhc mcctiur NJ n.
las"l"" ~ ~. ~ n"..s..,..,'s,s - ~ -,
Association LOT tne ue.e1n',a'4 nis s'I -.
aud winter sty!e y Ee,ctai!l lsHl u. LUZ Iattes
part o JnlY, anu % ana. .aoF tnc % %neIes""t'on ,.a'
Of the epe'nt7 anu su''.rst rt. s.v s ,nc III. H.
yer paEt o. ~, tuo ~ ...ns,', ,t1n,
as 10 Tho stycs Determined UNI. Y INC iotn Of
An.ast ." tta ~ .{.k. ~" ey II,
thus havo e,he ~ ,,1a ,na,s " H. n'ms .en3
inc fln I'M :1.s A.a,,i,,, ,, @ ~ ,,'t,,o, !.
nos bclonE 10 thc nssotas,on. an tne ,9 ,!tsn. y
tat taqts fe ais st. r., MA 'ars ~ soaprr ,s"
o. ,s,.. LIT hnt III. intcnt i. ottcn fr,,straic,f
Ine s.SoS & H. sy ~ " H. 1t ,ha x..niat,nm nt sm'
emeioYcs u, usc "w se,.a ny a. .s,1 ra as,s vi,
s,a INC .,,,,,,, ~ n,Ic, =, snn nv NJ s .c
thsi. H,s G"vus ap tc t dsys '" nav ri iaTe cn."
eltlee Ing eHs H.. -. lii L., ~. t
!ayt tnat ~ ."s sk ~. m,ast ,.ta ~ ""s m
bcloa ~ s, 1u t. v,,, n-., ny
nUiss edhsFs tas W.,d lsE anufa,re ,tyes OF isi I
nWn a.on auo eti sne Snunuer VI o,tn,vs nj e.
inc Ass9c,a.oa. MS"ensst u,tusm ,,, ,.r mu.
brac.nE a. ma, lug a,l ha, ,aotcrs tc Sn J, "a
yet very it.auen'a': a,i aas h tnSc1s ni ,a, ~
{NElf 4ufAHkAHE I'D A|C W lNtO@ AsICW aGAN
, 1877-11-07

The hpItls 1T Tho latt"r are 1nngnj1c,1 nrd
positively r'ynltnis. HnTt, to hrax us as
plainly as II We wrrn rrc ~Gnt, spench las be-
tunle, Al II wrrc, Immortal.
, 1877-11-07

trail N, un,ntore,, savage left, who ran blame
HIN fur taking to tue water to hide III It nj.
must $f'a'nrs lie track ~ the mahf"tnn. nnt
em .e.' ~ hHns. ., mA a. ,rme sMt III.
,I",t. nh, ninc,1 s,nc % %nI,.tcf a,,I ttcTotypc,l
that fool. and ii rests oi. nv table n. wrtr, q
vcritah1c monument u departed greatness. ]
st'a'! scnl you u las! "f that f,ot.
whM h measure nearly thirty tnchrs in |cngth.-
mtan DISTINCTIVE tracks, several tnes rr,'cnt.
e,l. with st !, cxactncss nf ,ntline M to identify
The .sies to whs the seia' tonse i'll, Tssf =;
pats of tlc country. The layer nf Limestone
upon the surface OF witch these foOtpr!nts ny
pear is n,,ut two feet IN thickness. Some If
lie fincst specimens hlve hcen destroyed by ru
1Unvai Ut pt,rt .obs III the ro>k for hitkllhK p,r
poscs.--la fatc wlliel awaits the remainder.
shall csnicayor 10 procure casta Of several Of
those remaining.
It is ssutc,l by reliable witnesses that many
rotkB to obtain building stone, pcrfcct pctrif-
ration Df a human head and fave nf MI unknnHn
tvpc was fn,fd. The workmcn null many
others crowded around to examine 1t. and one
struck II will his hammer and destroyed 1t.
4 CALIFORNIA DtyONCE.sUIT,
Ran FronrI,ca In. n ,,,vorec tuit with scn.a-
t'onal aeeotnIsh,tneh's fafeIY equa,ea W .hc
principal. arc Thoutas II. Blythe, millionaire
rca,.esta,o oyurr, and Nellie Flrnu, pretty
v,,,,n,+ ,son,sn wn, ho. hccr ho,h tvnp,sr1tcr
soa' "u''a',, y ""o , 'n'e o.sa "u'' ~, ,s..e
ahl acifcaa 10 nlhof tileatfe' !"o 'attcr
claims 10 be blythe's legal vile, and sues TOR
divorce anil all nony, whslo tho former n,an-
tains TINT s!e Is nothing more than Ills MISTRESS
WI,oui he i,at detected in rohbine him. and
a.,at1y In d eolI-t,oolc,l p,nt upon llf. lie.
actur who tried IL br,1o an associatu to murder
tile millionaire for large st,ln o! money which
was to l,e obtained by The rasing III check.
This ectc,,r falling, Nellie cntcrns[stnVly
Undertook the jul, herself. First she tricd
brandy and str'yllnue, previously htutng
to ,oiks Of BIstlc's npuplcpiIe Tendencies aud
is liability tn sudden .lcath. Thwarird aeAEl,
a still mute desperate ruic was assumed ty this
reckless WOMAN, whu Intended by Biytllc1 ntur
der 10 ret 1rescssIun vi large eltec Ut ls fur-
tune. One ,l.,y the latter was war1lc by url ub,
servant frtc,nl that Miss rirnln was turrytng
pistol. Tanug the i.int itc psrs lrascd Il rcvoiv-
er OF lle selItDpkinH English bulldog pattern.