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He Still Lives.
DEADwooD CRY, D. T. I
April 9th, 1877. !


April 9th, 1877.
To the Editor ofhe Lcaren~orh Times:
DEAR SIk:-I am informed that there
appeared in the columns of The TIMES an
article wherein was stated that Peter Nc
Gonigle and myslf had bsen killed at
some point in the Hills.
THIS as regard to Mr.. McGonigle I he
lieve to be true, but as to myself, am here
still in the flesh, and enjoying the bes: Of
health. did not meet Mr.. McGonigle in
the Hills, as he had left before my arrival
here
As my relatives and friends will be pain
ed by your announcement, ask that You
give this place in the column. of your valu-
able paper. Very Truly Yours,
PETER EsPENsHEID.
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Cannot be ExceIIed.

CHARLESrowS, Mass, March To- 1879.
Mr. II. X STEVENS: Dear Sir-Thls il 10
certify that have used your Blood Prepare
tom In my family for several years, and
think that, for Scrofula or Cankerous Humors,
or Rheumatic affections, IL cannot be excel
led and, ss a blood purifier and spring medi-
cine, IL Is the best thing have ever used and
have used almost everything i can cheer
fully recommend IL to any one in need of
such q medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DINSMORE,
10 Russell street
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THAT'S WHY,

The Graphic man explains why times
are better in Boston, than in New York
He says it is because the business men OF
that city understand the value of advertis
ing. The Boston papers are full of bust.
ness. The Boston merchant doesn', hide
his lamp, under q bushel. When he has
got q good thing he lets his neighbor.
know ii, that they may come and rejoice
with him. He knows that If q business
man doesa't blow his own trumpet nobody
viii even imagine he ha. trumpet, you
know.
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From Lyndon Times.
The Lyndon Times is not the only paper In
Kansas tl,at thinks, and says the Topeka
Commonwealth il vile disreputable sheet.
Read tn" following from the Independence
EdaSdn
THE stand taken by the Commonwealth in
the WilSon-SwayZc tragedy is evidence, that
the .rotten" sheet has already sunk To the
lowest depths of depravity. II should be- ban
ished from every household in the state.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
nat rrr.n e.

AFTERNOON Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Full Board present.
The following report vas presented, or.
dered and publi-hed as part Of the proceed.
iDgs:
To. the Hon. Commissioners of Laorenrorth
County, Kanscs,
/ have the honor to report that I have
examined the accounts Of the County
Treasurer from the 10th day of Ocsober.
1876, to tie 18th day Of January, 1877, and
find them correct, as reported BY the Treas
urer, February 10th, 1877.
On page I'd Of said Report will be found
. number of email accounts which should
be 50 fAy Sc possible. merged in thoss Of
. more general character.
The Law and rules passed BY the late
Legislature authorizing. tie County Board
to appropriate 81 900 or % much thereof q
might be deemed neces.asy, in any one year
for the temporary relief Of the poor, ouisids
Of the poor house.
1t hss bssn my u,aestaadisg that &C.
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n. r. Stevens, Boston, Mass
WhGe Is Fegetisse?

1t in . compound extracted from banks, roots
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the system. II il nourishing and strengthen
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children. II has relieved and cured thousands
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then ysu will say to your friend, neighbor
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recommended, Is havi ing Larger sale through
out the United States than any other one
medicine Whyr Vesetine viii cue these
esDplaia,s.
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NOTICE.

To the Creditors Of H-ary fSaake and Charles
Fraake, paytI.STs, as H. franke d Bro
VyOT and each Of you take notice that on
Saturday the 2lst day Of April, lS77,
viii make application TO the Honorable the
District Court of Leavenworth County, State
Of Kansas, for discnaIge OF my trust In the
Charles FRANKIE, partners, II. FRANKIE &
Bro. BENJAMIN NJ TANNER,
raarI0Iltw5t
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W2;ISS
Ths Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor,
Note: ask for Ponds EXTRACT,
Take no other.

"16ass ssrlvimspsek sasxssusas
Po9Q'S 0l1Ael.The great vssss.hls PA.
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yyss1s, and lot sle,nine., and pronps ears.
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s Csnsss' ; C.s;. ssr.i.., are relieved
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Exesriefiess, ChaAass, OLA sercs,
Bsal., feiens, Csr.s, etc. Arrests in
asnstiOn, reduce. sveiliafs :tops bleeding.
II ALE yEA9nee3&A.--M Away. relieves pain
IN the back and Iofns, fuIlness and prcssngpain
IN the head: nausea, vertigo.
q eseS isSss .ae .ns.es
penyfne each bottle.
n1ssl. lid or s'essi.s-rsst prompt r.Hef
obstin ate, ear long resist Its regularuse.
vAllee3E vfl1S.-his the only sure cure for
adistressing I'D dangerous condition.
HsaM elStAsss.-ls has no equal for psrns-
DlEEDlno from any canse. For this Is . ~.
else. II has saved hundreds of lives whsn al
other remedies failed to arrest bleeding fror,
anISSaii:s. ssiss is .na T :s: and
Eafaehe are Al alike relieved, and often per-
manently cured.
pss.f.S 49, q ~ schools q Who q. seau.,,.sa
ommeod in their practice. Wehaye lettersof
coOmeadation from hundreds Of Physicians,
many OF whom order !. tor use in their own
Practice In addition TO the foregoing, they
order its Use for Swellingu Of al kinds,
Qalnsy, Sore Throat, la0aned T0u.ils,
simple and chronic Dfnrrb@a, Cs.n.rrr,
Cor which IL l. . specific, Cbslhlalns, PrssC.
Cd Feet, Stings Of insects, M0sQuls0es,
etc. Ckapped Hands, Face, and indeed
all manE or OF skin diseased.
1ollEI uSE.-Removss Soreness, RsssAneas,
and Pimplcs II Yerires, iseigora;es and 70.
JraA4,. while wonderfully improving TIE
70 fIlSEaS. -Pene's Extract. No Stock
Breeder NO Livery Nan can afford to BE- without
II II Is used by all the Leading Livery Stab;ss,
Street Railroads and FIRST Horsemen n New
York City II has no equalizer Spraiaa, Har.
mess o. Saddle Cha1ae., SsinDepr,
Scratches, SwelliaGs, CsSa, Inrerarjeos.
R1eediaa, Pne10oola, Cello, Diarrhen.
Calls, Celds, otc. Its nngeof seton is vida,
and the relief Il affords Is % promps that it =
invaluable In every Fsrm-ylrd Is well - In
every Farm house. Let tt b tEied ones, and
YOU VII never be without It
eA9Ilon.-Pood's Extract has been initiated.
Tnegenuine article has the words Posd's Ex.
tract blown In each bsttle. II 10 prepared BY
the enly 1sss'.s living who ever knew how
to prepare Z properly; Refuse all other pro.
article used by Physicians, and in the hospk
tails Of this country and Europe.
RlsJoaI ApD uSEt o.. PStO'S EyIaAeI,
n pamPhiet form, sent free on sppdle 1tion q
Pssc,S fIIaksI ssnPAnS. - h.iaa
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Gives Health, Strength and
Appetite.

Ny daughter has received great benefit from
the use Of the NEGErINE- Her declining
health was a source Of great anxiety To all Of
her friends. A few bottles Of the EE6ETISE
restored her health, strength and appetite.
y. Ii. TILDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
No. IS Sears Building, Boston, Mass
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counts heretofore incurred for this purposs
and disalIoWed-would Be allowed under
this Law. These accounts are all reported
in my monthly report Of April 9, and
amount to considerably more than 81 900.
Those in favor Of s.. Johns Hospital can
not Be claimed - temporary relisi, and
should not be allowed.
A portion is for supplying the prisoners
IN the Jail, With SHOES, dry goods and cloth
ing. Ii the prisoners are to Be supplied, at
all, 1t must be Hrder the Law, herein rsferr-
A small portion of the $1,000 il author
lied to be expended for temporary RELIEF,
should Be reserved in pay for burials Of
paupen- This is about all that can be
said to be used during the current year.
The Law in regard to Bridges remains -
heretofore with the exception Of the repeal
| Of CHAPTER "a OF the statutes of 1876 So that
the County will be held liable for the
building Of bridges, the cost of which IL
$500 or over, and for repairs, the coet Of
| which amount to 500 or over.
In conclusion, trust, / may, without
rendering myself liable to the charge Of
o6iciousoeas. submit tie following renec-
tons: The expenses for the year, Just past,
were reduced below those Of any previous
year for long period of ye,rs. This vas
effected by strict adherence to the Law, sn
the part Of the officers generally, and BY =
careful economy in making appropriations,
on the part Of the Commissioners, in par
ticular.
With the present year, the term Of sever
al Of the County officers including the MEM
ben Of the County Board, will expire. The
ambition ID common TO u all, l believe 70
serve the public TO the'bes of our ability,
70 reduce the annual expenses of the County
merely il not and should not be our aim
but, TO do this fairly. honestly and konssubty
to guard the County faithfully, from the
payment of unjust claims or such a. are moi
. legitimate charge, 10 administer the
affairs Of the County in humble obedience
to::the laws provided for our guidance, thess
are objects we'll deserving our Hottest am
bition.
To enable the County TO pay her honest
debts. it 10 of the highest importance thai
she be shielded from the payment Of those
that are dishonest or illegal.
10 thus shield her il your high priv
lege and nina.
Let US avail ourselves of it and make, il
possible, better record for 1877, than VI
made for the year 1876.
Very Respectfully Yours,
c. H. GROVER,
| County Auditor
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AFTERNOON sEssroN.


Board met pursuant to adjournment
Full board present.
In he matter Of Tie appeal ef Sekool Disria
No. 2.
The Board after having fully heard the
arguments Of the counsel and conferred
with the county Superintendent Of Pablic
Instruction, thereafter proceeded to make
the following order to-vit: That the &C.
ton of the 6upsrintesdent be modified -
follows: In that the south half Of sectioau
10. township 8, range q, remain in said
District No. 2, and that the action of the
Superintendent in the further change Of said
District No. 2 b sustained.
In the matter Of tie appeal Of School District
No. 8.
The Board after having fully heard the
arguments of the counsel and conferred
with the county Superintendent Of Public
destruction, thereafter proceeded to make
the following order to-wit: In that the
superintendent be sustained as to the south
east IA Of section Z, township 8, range!22,
in attaching eaid quarter to District No.
40, and that his action he reversed a. to
detachirg from Distric, No. 8, the south
west quarter of section Z, township s, range
q, by attaching said quarter to District
No. 40, and that said quarter be attached
to District No. 4 instead of District No. 40.
In tie matter Of Tie appeal Of School Dutia
No. 4.
The Board having fully heard the arxu-
uents of the counsel, and conferred With the
County 6upesinsendeot sf Public Instruc-
tioa, thereafter proceeded 10 make Tie fol-
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AFTERNOON SESSION..
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-full Board,

Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-full Board.
j. Hutchison, Trustee Of High Prairie
township, appeared before the Board askins
for an appropriation to build bridge on
the Perryville road, in sectisn "a, township
8, range q.
Contract to be let by Trustee according
to plans and specification Of the County
Engineer, and said bridge TO be built un.
der the supervision of the Trustee and En-.
gineer, and the sum of $3.50 was zppropri-
ated or 20 much thereof as Necessary to
build the same.
Viewers report on Powell road was on
motion adopted, and road ordered opened,
and Commissioner Lucas was appointed .
committee to examine as to damages Gus.
tanned and report tn the Board
Mr.. Saunders, Road Overseer, reported
the dangerous condition Of the iron bridge
on Allen road, whereupon the County En-
gineer, on motion of Mr.. Lucas, was or
dered to examine said bridge and report to
the Board on Wednesday.
On motion of Mr. Van Wrinkle, $3.50 was
appropriated to repairs on Hoburg road over
branch Of Plumb creek, said repairs to be
done by Trustee under the supervision Of
the County Engineer.
On motion Of Mr. Van Wrinkle the Coun-
ty Engineer was requested to see parry
fencing the land on the De Soto road and
ask how much the fencing will cost around
the hill, and report BY Wednesday.
On motion of Mr.. Van Wrinkle, 500 was
appropriated to repair bridge on w De Soto
road over branch of Seven mile creek, said
repairs to be made under the supervision of
the Trustee and County Engineer.
On motion of Mr.. Van Wrinkle 500 was
appropriated to repair bridge at Psniten-
tiary, providing it can be done, to be done
under the supervision of the Engineer and
Trustee. according to plans of County En-
gineer.
On motion it was ordered all bridges Be
advertised BY the Trustees and Engineer.
Mrs. Wright presented . petition for re-
lease of her husband from the County Jail.
which was referred to the COMMITTEES on
Jail with power to act.
On motion Poor house was ordered rein
sursd for $1,000 in the Amazon Insurance.
company.
Adjournment
On molten Board adjourned to 10 A. n.
tomorrow.
TuEsDAY, APRIL 10rH, 1s77-ADJoURxED
sE8IoN.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Full Board present.
Petition for bridge over North Fork of
Plumb creek, was presented, and, On motion
Of Mr.. Wan Wrinkle, the Engineer vss
ordered to examine, make estimate and
report at this meeting if possible.
Report Of viewers on Brady road, was
adopted and road ordered opened, and, On
motion Of Mr.. Lucas, Mr.. Van Wiskls vas
appointed . committee to examine q to the
damages and report to the board.
Report OF viewers on Mouldin road, was
adopted and rosd ordered opened, and, on
Lotion Of Mr.. Van Wrinkle, the County i
not to be at any expense to open the road or
build any bridges.
On motion of Mr.. Van Wrinkle $3.50 was
appropriated, or 20 much thereof a. neees-
ssrv to build bridge across Fall creek, ii
miles south Of Springdale, and Engineer 70
make estimate, and report TO the Board.
Adjournment.
On motion, Board adjourned to 2P.N.
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|
VIM. R,,n-n.,;,ion for brid,e-va
mr., ssntsd and ORDERED nl,ced an 6Ie
Petition Of School Board In references Il
b.ck t.Ie. was r.ferr,d to the CLERK To o..
amin.
P.,,t;on If T. No..s for aid Va. mrs ssn,
ed and on mot;on of M. Ricb,rds m,
ci.,k va. Instructed 10 notify her that All,
can h, .ent I. the NOR bonse
| e
| ooAN
On motion the Board ADJOURNED TO II
O'Clock A. n. to morrow.
"WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL, ls77-ApJoURNE1
SESSION.
R,.rd met purmsnt 70 ad;ournment-
full Mad n,se.nt
tn faIlov;no claim. va,. Al.
lovsd and The Ambition requested IN ,pai,
An.sIi 7 Inmber S3T NJ. D, , foo,
.,io-sd
Oh. Schmidt br;d,e SI4a75
O. K.nfm.n ,sn.;,. ., ;.;, SLAM
and cammitt.e ordered to make ren,ir,
that An. n....,r,
Claim If Wm E,a,ss sI45O-me,c,.,.
a;.. 70, ;.;l
P,,ybvIovicz & Fri,cbe meals IN ;nrv
Sc no
Anderson 4 IiJdsII ,.n.i,, ON cour,.
hons. $50
Rn;,,;nser a. G., c,e.n;,. and l.v;no
.,rns, 81 m
E;,oh 81, lawn, m.,,;,a :, IN
Load & Fate 81 rs;scisd
On no,;on Of NJ Inca, Sj35 On WA an
r,on,;,teJ ~ renal, iron hridos On T;,,Is
S,,snasr unds, ,bs suns,v;s;on of the E..
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TIE New York Times sdniuisteu q lee
tare to the public on the treatment sccocd-
ed to the discharged soldiers Of the late
war, who on account of wounds and Hand.
ships are dependent upon casual charity
for support.
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eSS Ell. a week to Agents. go Owff
ODD = 90 Free. p %. FICKERY, Au-
gtIsta, Maine.
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EPILEPSY !; y; Z: s.; :: "a: !: q; !
apfl2-w0s
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and otherwise. Spring opened mere unusu.
ally early, and wheat-sOwing is nearly
done. A full average has been sown. A
few grasshoppers have made their appear
ance, but the principal crop is not expected
to hatch for = week or two. The farmer.
have . county and several township organi-
cations, and propose lighting the insect-
from their frst appearance. Those who
are best informed apprehend but LITTLE dam
age to crops. A very large area will b.
planted in corn, and the season opening 20
early affords almost positive assurance tina.
this crop can be secured. There is no gene
raj dependency, and farmers will 20 ahead
planting and sowing, trusting in Providence
for crop.
Des MeiDes, Iowa, April 13.-From in
formation received from men who ought to
know their business, grasshoppers won't
hurt any farmers within . radius of forty
miles of Des Noines. The sowing Of wheat
Is better than We have had for three years.
The ground 10 right, and the farmers who
attend to their business have no fears Oats
are largely so~ed, and indications are good.
The seeding will be heavier than last year,
BY, say, 20 per cent.
Grand Junction, Iowa, April 13-There
is great difference of opinion among farm.
ers as to the grasshoppers. Many think We
have not much TO fear from them, but the
msjoriiy take gloomy view, and dread
the distraction Of the crops. There will
not be over ore-thir6 to one half the usua al
area Of land sown to wheat and other sms II
grain.
Fort Dodge, lows, April l3.-There are
grakshoppers Matching in some localities,
while in other places there do not seean to
Be any. They have evidently been badly
damaged BY the winter weather. There
seems to be but little fear of those that
hatch here, and unless We have an immigra-
ton OF the pe..s We shall undoubtedly have
good crops Farmers are turning their at
teniion more to corn, oats, barley, and fax,
there being very little wheat so1n. About
the same average put in this season rs
last
In Missouri there is no apprehension of
serious damage, except in few localities.
In our own staAs there Will probably b Con-
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COUNTY BOARD.

Proceedings Of the Beard 81 County
Commissioners, Held April =. 10, IL,
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Him dam fool when him baby; try
to walk back Ways Austin Reveille.


BURGLARY has been rendered to
greater precision as a fine art than
even murder. 1t may be classed
among the exact sciences, being after
all quite as much Gcience as an art.
and has been made the subject of an
enormous amount of study Now we
are told that the safe-breakers have
applied th7 air pump to the uses Of
the profession, and find it to be most
effective tool. here is small space
between the outer and inner sheets
OF metal on the safe doors, always
lett 10y the manufacturer, and bv ex.
llaustlng the air with the pump fine
powder may be forced into the cavity
at the rate of all inch in an hour. To
prevent this, Some manufacturers fill
the space with layer of rubber.
which fits into the inequalities Of the
metal and makes solid door. After
this look out for the telephone as a POI
liceman inl la'or.
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FAST SHOOTING Guns The Martini.
Henry rifle, with which the Turks are
armed, is tine well-known Henry rife
OF America, with some improvements
by Martini. 1t is believed to he the
best weapon in use by any army. 1t
will carry accurately up to 800 yards
over mile-while the accurate
range of the Prussian needle gun is
not over 100 yards. As many as six
ty shots a minute have been fred
from the Martini-Henry gun without
taking aim, and thirty shots minute
have been fired at target with
reasonable degree Of success in hittin !.
it. Trials of fast firing from mum.
ber OF rifles have resulted in an aver.
age for the L'per of fifty shots a min
ute; Martini Henry, forty; Westley-
Richards, thirty-eiglt; Remington,
thirty; French Classepot, nineteen;
Berdan ( Rnssian), eighteen, and the
nerdle-gun nine. The cooking arrange
ments of the Chassepot and needle
gun are very slow in action. This is
the kind Of a weapon the Russians are
driving their heavy masses in front of
it Is evident that they have not a
shadow of success by direct attack.
A single line of Turks can slay all the
Russians that can be placed before
them. The Russians must develop "a
new system of tactics. One of our
veteran infantry men could show them
more tricks In the way of encounter
ing deadly rife fire than they are
likely to learn for quarter Of Cen
tury.
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How SCALPING FELT.-Two O the
soldiers war Il comm for me all the
time, but the business Was done So
quick that they dIdn't have time t.
shoot agin after KILN the suuaw. till
the thing were over; but it seemed
m"rc'n week to me. The Injin bent
down quick and grabbed me in the
scalp lock. Lord! how he jerked. l
shut my eyes. Then felt AS if some
one had ripped Il gasl, with "a dull
pair OF scissors all around the top o
my head, aud then poured Il ladlc full
OF hot lead into it. a flash If ii aw-
fullest, sharpest pain hat kin be m-
agl cd ran all through ne, clean to
the end o my toes, then it seemed as
If horse were hitcled to my hair and
he was struck with a whip, gave "a
sudden spring and tore the top o my
head of tlom SIDE to side. | cnd feel
my knees draw up, and my hands go
shut and grab in the snow, and | sat
my mails clean into the hesl. The
sensation was just as if from the top
10 my head there had run cords down
through my body, Which were fas-
tened in my flesh all alo g, and that
these had all tore loose from my toes
up, and followed the top o my head
when it was jjerhe off | knowed
was scalped, and hat were all
knowed for three days. New Haven
Union.
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The Department of State has :
ceived a dispatch from the Commercial
Agent of the United States at St. Paul
de Loanda, announcing the arrival at
that place, on the 2lst of August, on
board the Portuguese man-of war Rio
Pamega, of Stanley, the African cx-
plorer Fl has discovered the source
of the Congo, which he proves to he a
continuation of The Lualaba. He ha,
travelled through a country hitherto
unknown to the civilized world, inhab
tied 10y tribes who for the most part,
looked upon himself and companirns
as wild beasts, tit only to be killed.
He passed tifty-seven cataracts on the
Congo, above which the river is navi,
gable for large vessels for 2 600 miles.
He is accompanied by us natives, all
that are left Of company of 3l5,
with which he set out from Zanzibar.
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as Rome was founded by
RoMULUs.

P S. I see that one P. D. Roth.
well has answered the enquiries of
"Demos" in part. While he has his
hand in he may as well tell us about
me agricultural lava beds" he
helped survey about Duck valley in
this county. r.