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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-05-22

We have parted. bul web remember
When nrst To my bosom you came,
For the dolorons chilis OF November
Had made me rheumatic aud lame.
Where the moth and rust cannot harm Won.
fold you away on the shelf,
And with spices and gums ] embalm yon,
The limp, llfrless shape Of myself
Like their odors. 10 me unforgeifnl.
VIII faint. subtle memories cling,
As I shudder and shlyer regretful
In the pitiless east winds Of spring.
fsfs.'In l. RrrsoY.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-05-22
"May You Die Among Your KIN.
dred.,,

0FcOsg
How sad q thing to feel that one
must die away from home. Tell not
the invalid, who is yearning after his
distant country, that the atmosphere
around him is soft; that the gales are
filed with balm, and the flowers are
springing from the green earth; he
knows that the softest air to his heart
would be the air which hangs over his
native land; that more grateful than all
the gales of the South would breathe
the low whispers Of anxious affection;
that the icicles clinging to his own
caves and the snow beating against his
own windows would be far more pleas
ant to his eyes than the bloom and ver-
dure which only more forcibly remind
him how far he is from that one spot
| which is dearer to him than the world
beside. He may indeed find estimable
friends who will do all in their power
TO promote his comfort and assuage
his pains; but they cannot supply the
place OF the long known and long-lov-
ed; they cannot read as in q book the
mute language of his face; they have
not learned to wait upon his habits and
anticipate his wants, and he has not
| learned to communicate without hesi-
tation all his wishes, impressions and
thoughts TO them. He feels that he is
q stranger; and q more desolate feeling
than that could not visit his soul. How
much is expressed by that form Of Orr
entail bsnediction. MAY you die
among your kindred"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-05-22

Yet we find the locomotive repairs in
the latter year OF the earlier period.
1867, cost $50, 900 more than last wear,
although twice a. many locomotives
we're in use in 1876: and car repairs
last year, on over 9, 900 cars OF all sorts,
were only 10th more than they were in
1867 on less than ! 400 cars.
More notable even is the diminished
disbursement in respect to the road
way. In 1867 road repairs coat over
300, 900, and more than one-fourth OF
the entire operating expenses. Last
year they cost only little over half as
much. and only little over one-tenth OF
the operating expenses.
Thus we reach an exact point where
the railway investor may take courage.
Road repairs are in this instance re-
duced from % TO 10 per cent. OF the
operating expenses. The operating ex-
penses, at the rate OF revenue which
now obtain, are now 20 per cent. OF the
entire income. The reduction, there
fore. in roadway repairs, in these days
OF steel rails and perfected track, as
compared with iron rails and the road
way OF ten years ago. is lOi per cent.
OF the entire income not merely OF
operating expenses, bnt Of gross in.
come. This is equal to S7l9, $40 on
last years income OF the Michigan
Central, TO sl,4Gl.7 .752 on the Lake
Shores income, 70 SS94, ,l7C on the in
come OF the Pittsburg, Cincinnati and
st. Louis and its branches, and Of Mil
YANKEE and ST. Panl, SS0J. All. We re.
fer to these "a the latest reports winch
have come 10 hand.
Ii is such points as these which fig
ure in the statements OF English rail.
way traffic and make feature at tho
stockholders sami-annual meetings. -
The struggle for revenue 10 maintain
paying income on English roads is con
slant and strenuous. Every source o
traffic is cultivated, every economy il
management is indispensable. A wri
ter in the Edinburgh Review proclaim
ed lately that the mineral traffic OF
English railways is Improbable, ant
will have TO be abandoned to the ca
nails and coasting vessels. This posi-
ton in contrsverted aud disproved bI
very exact figures which are cited il
the Railway News. For instance, coal
taken on at Retford in owners cars ana
loaded by them are taken 10 London
1873 miles, on the Great Northern Rail
way, for I'd, say ! cent per mile pc
ton. A train Of forty trucks, cars, VI
should say, at eight tons each, woul,
earn at this rate o. Sd per ton per mile
In this connection are given the item
OF working charges per train mile ol
the Great Northern Railway. The
; are as follows. -
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-05-22
Medical.
To All, Particularly lnvsIids.

spring a. tIy ing season. Indications Of sick.
ness should At once be attended 10. fatal dis
Eases may he caused by allowing the bowels Ia
become constipatesi and the sysfem "a remain Ia
a disorlered condition, paih the disorder has
time On develop itself. An ounce OF prevention
~ worth pound OF curr, 10 an oil and trtithfnl
saying Therefore. We advise all who arr troub-
led with the complaints new prevalent-head-
ache, indigestion, di-ordered liver. want OF ap-
delay. Schenck's Mandrake PILLS. We know Of
no remedy ~ harmless ami decisive IA its action.
u at once strikes af the root of the disease ami
produces a healthy tone TO the system. People
never need suffer from any disease arising from
a dlsoried condition 0f the liver II they woald
take this excellent medicine when they feel the
nrst Indications Of the inalasy. Families leaving
home for the summer months should take three
or four boxes 0f these pills with them. They
have an almost instantaneous effect. They Will
relieve the patient Of headache In one OF two
hours, and viii rapidly cleanse the liver of sur
rounding bile. and VII efectually prevent b-
lous attack: They are sold ny all druggists. (im
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-05-22

The persons who advocate n COM
plete overturning OF orthography in
the interest Of persons who cannot
spell ought 30 be satisfied with seat-of-
war spelling as il In prscticed by map
makers and press correspondent
When one learns from the dispatches
that 83, 900 Russians are at tsiurgeno,
and then finds the town put down on
the map - Diurdiewc, he feels him
self endowed With charming liberty
Of osthographical conscisncs, which
would not be offended by the spelling
Of ssparallel" a. drunken Servian
might prououses it-tNsw York Eve
uing Post. a ~
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-05-22

MArEIxoSIAL Apv1cI-"And above
all, Nellie, 10Y love, we're the parting
words OF West Adams street woman
70 her daughter "A the hask to convey
the newly welded pair 10 the Fort
Wayne depot drew up al the door,
above all, Nellie, II you should quar-.
rel-for Reginald is but . man. and
life IL full Of thorns-remember that
your first duty il 10 yourself a. q lady
and q housskesper. Order and neat
ness above all things Never Int your
husband With . rolling pin OF Potato-
masher. You conld never forgive
yourself II the result of such blow
were 10 bo the appearances Of hair n
table in . dish of mashed potatoes or Z
pie crust when you had company 81
iea. The poker will do quite - well,
and is infinitely more lady-like. Good
bye Write every dsy and don; for Tor,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-05-22

A special report has been issned 10
the uneasy stockholders of the Michi-
gan Central Railroad. II says:
The following shows the elements
and conditions of the traffic in 1s7G,
and ten years previous. In 1866, the
business OF the main line only enter
ing into the comparison:
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unssaeI Eaissrs.

The Rev. Talmage recently said that
he had not wondered that 90 many ed
itors were in6dels--that he rather
wondered that thew believed anything.
The life OF an editor il certainly bard.
enine. He sees the worst phaSes Of
nature. Men and women throw on All
disguise when they approach him for
the purpose of securing his innnence.
and the selfisbness OF their purposes
and the hypocrisy Of their lives are
freely opened 70 his gaze. The man
who has long been In the editorial pro-
fession possesses . rare nature q he
does not get into the habit Of looking
upon mon and women soldlys esiti0slly
! and distrustingly.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-05-22

"DEaa sm-I am building first
class conundrum. but am unable to
finish ID; can you kindly give me your
assistance? Here 10 IL: Why is the
traditionally worst tune like.
The answer: Because, one is the tune
the OLD COW died on, and ths other 10
the tuae OLD BULb--- and there get
stuck again. Please n. lp m.
Yours, &C., J. e. y.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-05-22

Traius are run 10y Chicago time, which IL 20
minutes slower than Detroit and Cleveland time.
All trains run daily. except sundays.
CoSSECTIoSs.-CloSe connections made az p
slant, with VI. G. X. X. for all points east and
west. At Manchester, with Jackson Branch OF
l.. A NJ. g. n. II. At Hillsdale; with /. \. VI.
\. X. X. Al Bankers. with II. W .. =. Il. X,
for points north and south.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-05-22
All trains daily except sunday.
CONNECTIONS:
TRAINS GOING EAsT

AL trains daily except sunday.
CONNECTIONS;
Al Jackson-Close connections are made win
Michigan Central, Jackson, Lansing A saginaw
Grand River Valley, and Michigan y fr Line Rail
a. 5onesvine- Lake shore Michigan
a Bsnksrs-wiih Detroit, Hnisas'e q South
AZ wsfsrioo.-wnh Lake shore a Michigan
Boufhern (Air Hnel.
Az Auburn yunction-Wffh Detroit Eel Rive
4 ulnois and Baltimore Ohio Railroad.
A. Fort Maync--With FitfeDurH. fort wayne 4
Chicafo, Toledo, Wabash Western, Fort WAYNE
Nnncle a cincinnati. sod Cincinnati, hichmont
Fort Wayne Railroads.
p. n LOOMS, Prest aud Gem Manager.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-05-22

Includes passenger and freight trains, ex.
clades switching and other service.
From the figures il will be seen that
the tonnage in ten years more than
trebled, and taking in view the increas-
ed distance Of the average carry, more
than quadrupled.
Ths movement in wheat, wheat -four
and Indian corn increased in ten years
from 1900. 900 bushels 10 1900. 900
bushels. fr
The work done on the road as meas
ured IN the train movement increased
more than threefold, namely, from less
than SOC. 900 in 1866 TO more than A.
100, 900 in 1876.
Yet the cost OF this work, or in other
words the operating expenses of the
road, increased only one-third in the
ten years, showing that by the ontlay
OF Sl33 in 1876 three times as much
service was obtained as upon the out
lay OF 500 in 1860.
That is to say, the service which the
main line performed in 1876 at an ag-
gregate expense OF less than 81, 700, 600,
would have cost at the rates OF 1876
over 80. .000, 900.
On the other hand, had the freight
business Of 1876 been done ut the rates
of 1886. the revenues from that source
would have been over s., ,25O. 900, which
added to the passenger revenue, would
have left 50, $50. 900 net over the entire
expenses of the year.
Appended are figures OF the operat.
iag expenses and OF some details Of the
same for certain former years, compsr-
ed with those for last year:
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-05-22

sv- Michigan ACCOMMODATION, going West,
Connects with Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids
Train AZ White Pigeon.
rH- Mail and Night Express trains going east,
connect with Trains for Detroit. at Adrian.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-05-22

II will be seen that ten years ago the
cost Of repairs 10 roadways, buildings
and rolling stock made up half OF the
entire expenses.
Yet she mileage was far less, the sta
tons fewer. and the rolling stock not
half so much as now. The latter in
the freight department has nearly
quadrupled. Comparison for the two
periods shows as follows:
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-05-22
DETROIT. HiLLSoALE a SOUTH
WESTERN r. r..
Westward Train,

Trains win leave the stations nsmed. A. follows
from and after May 18th, 1877
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-05-22
BEST REMEDY IN THE LAND.

LITTLE FALLS, y. y. sept 22d, is.6.
Nr r. r. srEvESs-Dear SIR: desire to state
10 yOu that was afflicted with breaking out
OF blOtches ap,l pimpies on my face and neck for
several years. have tried many remedies, but
none cured the humor on my face aud neck. AZ
ter using two or three bottles OF your Negitne
the humor was entirely cured. ! 90 certainly
believe II Is the best medicine for al impurities
Of the blood that there IL In the land, and should
highly recommsnd IL To the afflicted public.
Truly yours, r. PERRlSE, Architect.
Mr. Perrtne IA Q well known architect and
bulder az Little Fails, y. T.: having lived there
and In the vicinity for the last thirty three years
We O. II IT L NJ II
PREPARED ny
n. r. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
vesetine is sold BY all Druggists.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-05-22
LANSING DIVISION.

Trains will leavefhe stations named. as follow
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-23
APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE Ne. 3as.
U. ,. Harvey Ne. il3

TT q. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY.
", Nevada, January -. 1871. = Noiice y
hereby given that the NORTH tlilfNAN
..d.4 ana b. viriSs oi The STATE o. c.iiiorsi
the ,wner of the loeaiion and claim locsied ss
he "horth Company, on the Chlpman Ldge."
Ly John A. MeQuaid. duly auihorin sgrht
0r that purpose, whose pcstofice addrss 10 at
ylrsin acity. Nsvada. has made Application Tor
LOO linear iest Of the chipmsn Ledge. run.
uins northeriy and southefly alona said ledge
OF lode, and embracing the same, with all
d pc. spurs. angles and variaiiolp. with turhcs
gr.und sls it.i00 feet IN Width, - dsnn'd W
rLd survey iins.. diagonal. Jas ieet IN lsngth.
county. Nevada. and deverib~d more pariieu.
krly upoa oficiai plat and Geld NOTES Of sIrvcy
h.ieof ON nle In my offcs snd posted on tho
said claim - follows, 10 VII Be.inning ~ .
post marked No. ], u. =. survey No. las. ON Q
feet vsstsriy from th, North snd south Chip.
man Joint shalt. and whence besrs the quarter
.. ction corner On the souih line Of H. ciion ~.
Township ~ north, Rsn.s II sast. Mount Dia.
bio meridian. south dsgrees 20 nil utss cast,
distant is1 feet and running thence I'm m said
POst no. ]. nrst coufse. north ~ degreer v~st
1 900 feet 20 Post No. q thence. secoLd couipe,
north " degrees 10 minutes east S2s feet 10
Pest No. 3. on steep slops of raiifoad emhant.
msnt, whence bear witness Pvst No. . 20, IN
nv degrees east. distant 81 feet thsnce. third
ness Post No. ., whence bears the northwest
eorner Of the Lew Yellow jacket phaft.houss
south igk degrees east. distsni about 40 feet,
the east entrance OF the Virginia and Truekee
ltailroad tunnel ncrth % drprees west. distant
abou no fsst. 100 feet 10 Post DO. 4 thu bce.
fourth courss. south CO degrees 10 minute west
s2o feet 70 Post No !, the piece of btginning-
containing 34.io0 seres.
b arines etprespcd from the true meridian.
hssn.tic variation. 10 degres ~ minutes east.
Survey made 10 conform with the record of
. cation according 10 testimony Of Witnesses -
10 Identity Of the same.
The labor and improvements eonsist of .
JOINT staft on the lins betvten the North and
south ChIpman Compsnies' eiaims on the
Chapman Ledgs. two ineiincs respectively -
aud ftet deep, and shait now used By The
Yellow Jachst Company. exceeding $500 In
value.
Apy and eli persons claiming adversely any
ror.iou Of ssid mining grvuLd. hereinbsfors
described. ere required TO nls their advers
clam thereto with the Register of the United
states Land Once si Carson City. Nevada,
duritG the sirty.dsys period Of publication
hereof, or they Will Be barred by virtue OF The
pn,visiohs Of the statute.
jaiS ssd ON HARRIS. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-23
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.


TINTED STATES LAND oyPIcR. CARSON
" Ciiy. Nevada, February Q. 1877 Notice 10
IT, rhy Civ. thai the N,AvAltA GOLD AsD
hlLvlk hihlko COhPANY. Q corporaiion
rzisiins under the laws of The tais Of califor.
iIosnis, has. by K. caldwell. the ag, nj snd
superintendent thereof. this day nled In this
ulliss an application for United tiaies patent
Tor ave hundred and eevehty.nve ts7s) linesr
fe Of the kiagara Lode. with surface gioopd
two hundrsd I.tol ieet In uls'h, smet.elns
,eribed % y. .. survey or Lot Ne. las. Town.
phlp 10 north, Range ~ east, n. ID. u. AID ~,
and boIna situsts In the Oold Hill Mining Dis.
irict. county Of Storey and btsis of Nsyads.
and dsserii Cd In the plat and Geld notes on nls
IN this once - follows. via:
Begnning st Poet married. No. !. 3. sur.
vry No. is5. ON the east eide of Gold Car yos.
y. nr the solth end OF the Silver iiili Compsny1
dump and on tie east boundary Of ths fcho,"
U. b Survey No. %. frou which ,sid post the
sSs Sn 1s es,h .D,
east, II. d. ~. bears north n degrees 81 min
ut<s west. distant .2ts feet. and ihs nsgstah on
Niagara Company's hoisting wOfks beau south
81 degrees ~ minuies east; thence. runhing
rom said Post No. !. north forty-six add one-
iou!th leO dssrse. east two hghdr.d tso) frst
three. .ourths lt5k) degrees esst Ave hundred
and ss,cpty.dvs ls'5l feet. 10 Post No. q;
thence south Iotysir and one fourth (tshl de.
grses west two hun red fsool feet 10 the puih.
cast corner Of tho" kcho." U. y. Survey No. Co;
thsnes along east boundary OF said u. 8 Survey
No. % north forty three aud three fourshs (SsN
degrsss west ave hundred and ssvsniy. ave (s1D
fsst 70 said Post No. !. the place OF beginning,
q the psrthvestsriy conner OF the cisim; the
aiming ground h-rvhy sought 70 bs patented
bsing bounded on tho wsst By the Reho claim,
y. 3. Survey No. 90. bslongipg TO the Silver
NH Mining Company. and on the south By
q. Survey No. %.
rhs part Of the ssid Niasars Lode hereby
applisd for 10 the northwesterly or nostteriy
s1t feet OF The 30 feet thereof owned By Iaid
Hlsxara Cola and Silver Mining Company,
which said Niassn Company does hot. how.
ever, hersby valve OF prsjudics any OF its
l~Gai rtghts under mining lsus 20 the remain.
Ing OF southerly cas- feet Of its said lode not
hereby sought 20 b patented.
Hotlcs Of the location " aid uisean Lrds
nay be f.und IN Book y, d pass ibs. Gold Hi
Rrferencs 10 hereby made 70 the plat and
Geld ns-tHs on ale In this ofAcs. and % the plat
and notice upss said claim, for GREATER par.
81 Ga c.E. HARas. Rsgisiss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-11
Wuss Dan krsony."

Druti,er Gardener was seeking . jol
around The Central Market yesterday when
he came across y young colored friend vii,
was rigged nut In q new suit Of clothes and
alot Of flash jewelry. After n lengthy sur
vey Of the outfit the old man asked:
my friend. what Is your incoine at the
present timer"
"'Doui six dollars a week. was the an
swer.
"And you Is putin on all lat glory on
a dollar a day! Shoot but didn't s'pose
dere was such q fool Niger In Detroit
OATS q wus case dan arsony ~
"Hasn't I dc right tn war good clothes
II I earned dem ?" protested the other.
mo. sah, you hasn't. DO proper way
for you TO do is 10 frow all dat brass Jew
elry away, put on common clothes. an 50
round lookin' like dat dollar q day was IN
kecpin' your head above water. lze got .
house an lot, o In lie bank, cane seat
chairs In do parlor. an picture OF Gen
-rai Grant all framed up In gilt. but does
go round lookin' like ] owned de city
Hailp Does ] fling on my style I'LL y.
can't rest2 Does ] try 10 make ont that !
am John Jacob Astort Boy. you want "a
quit dat business. Frow away dat gorge
Gus glory; put some mud on Your boots,
an come along wild mo AN hold do pail
while ! whitewash q fence
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-11
Father Mc0rath.

Last evening Father MeGraih leetured
in obi Fellows Hall. He was honored
with a large. and most certainly appre-
eiatiyr audience. His subject Was "Benev-
~olepec'' and lac labored 10 show that the
iudiscriminaie giving Of aims WAS injudi.
eiou.. anil that 1t injured the person sup
no.el 40 be benefited a. we'll ~ the pocket
N the man who gives. Father NcGrsth
thinks that ~beaevolence. a. praetieed In
these DAYS. is simply q premium ON idle
ns..- ,iciousne.s and bummsrism gener-
ally. The lecture Was very interesting
AMI the Keen wit of the lecturer served To
Keep the audience In the best Of gcoi
humor. For some rvas0n. which he did
not explain. Father Medraih postponed
The formation of his Liberal socieiy to q
future occasion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-11
A Poker.Player's Bluff on q Pair OF
Fours.


From the Washington iiepubllcsn.l
One night I was sitting by the chair OF
\ player who was an old acquaintance and
a virginian. II was u pirity high game.
the chips being ii,es, iw mites and ifiics.
AZ u stage 81 the game someboly got ~
raising before the draw. and In q minute
or two there was as much m 81 900 on the
board. When thu hands were helped. ono
man took one @ rd. another stood pat.
another took twu carIs, aud 81 did the
party lehind whom ] was sitting. They all
bet before lin. and the amount bet by .
was, / think. $500. When II came to my
friends turn 10 went into his breastpocket.
pulled out q wallet ani iisled thence n
certified check or draft for $500. Going
10 n desk. he wrote his name across the
hack, resumed his seat, threw thc paper In
the center aud said: "Genilemen, I've
been run out 81 Virginia. was once =
man Of wealth, but the Wal camo and
closed me out. I settled up my business
the best ! could. and that certified check
for $500 represents not only the fortune
I onc~ had. but IL Is every dollar have ~
the world. I see that $500 the gentleman
bet and the balance Of this check. $1,000"
The man who stood pat. as ho turned MP
his cards aud showed q big flush. said: 81
lay down mine" Another laid down .
full: tho next. three aces. Ny friend
rskeJ Ia the pile aud then showed his
hanI.. lilo had q pair Of fours.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-11


AZ , O'Clock yesterday Afternoon an aeei-
dent occurred In the Sierra Nevada nina
vh,.h r..n,,.., 4. l. -, :, III. ~.
-. W WYNN nv
Giiiivray. In company with three other
men McGilliyray was engaged in openinc
- a..
'on ~ " "eAa VI '"e ~'n1o IN ln'
i5Oo-ioot south drift. The umbering OF the
station was all mn and everything wa
8,.J e,csr, m. i.gv;ny and vsdvinr. The
PiAeo ~ pronsuneca Periscuy ssie anu
the mtn went In to finish the timhsring.
The timbers are twelve feet high, and In
..a..,.,..., a.. mas ~.r. com,.I,.s m
So an $50. rhsx h.J sc.rcrlv com.
m.ns'S - ton ~ rcet s.il
'.Ss ~ - ,hs 49,. 49,.
vus ~ ...... * .-r-~in.
vreaAIns uosn '"e .ne 1919
~. nien VIZ, 1890
oe's~ pa 'AsSuas "as
W.. - =. all s.ns,hf. I'M,
"n'n 'ANrn ou, ~ .nan ~.
,, niy aose 49, IN.
s.o.s VI" ,uyu''S nn, !. H., onIv
sn,,s. sns,e no a'c W.. ~. .s.,S.n;
Iooa' 'ren.y nas w. an a.
'an',s p.,son, s"o III
s'ssins :, 'ne uius. sH -
Ie,' saousass' - ~ rn,ars ~, NJ
D." n. ~. 49,. - 800 in
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-11
NEW YELLOW JACKET MACHINERY.
detailed D~~.eripsiss Of she Ne~
lsstssisg Msehtaery Juss Conn
pi~t~d at San Francisco fsr she
Yeiioa Jaekes Miue.
srou the y. y. Mi1lrr aud se'-n,ids r's's'

sron the :. y. Minlrs aud s''""'ias Fees
""'
Az Prescott. scott Co.'S Union iron
Works IN this city They are Jus, shlPl,ns
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