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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-20

CsrrrLIHroRNATicS.-One tko1sand d
laths will cover seventy yards Of sur
face, and eleven pounds OF nails will
put them on.
A cord Of stone, three bushels ct lime
and cubic yard Of sand, will lay cne
hundred cubic feet of walt.
Eight Bushels If good lime, sixteen
bushels Of sand, ai.d one bushel OF half,
will make enocgh good mortar to plas-
ter cne tsndred SQUARE yards.
One thousand shingles, laid four ir-
ohes - the weather, viii cover one
hundred SQUARE feet Of surface, and FIVE
pounds oil sh:ngle nails will fss'en .herr.
on.
One-fifth mere siding and focring is
needed than the number of square fee,
of surface to be covered, because Of the
lap in the siding and mstehisg Of the
hoor.
Fi.e courses OF brick will lay cne
fcot in height on a chimney; six bricks
in 4 course Will make fue four inches
wide and twelve inches long, and eight
bricks in course will make fue eigh,
inches vide and sixteen inohc: lcns.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-20

o.. On one OCCASION sii action was
brought for the abatement Of a nuisance;
and Mr.. Scarlett was employed for the
deferce: He began his cross-exaini-
nation of lady. the plaintiffs witness.
BY inquiring tendcrly about her domcs-
tic relations, her children, their illness.
The lady became confidential, and ap-
peared BATTERED by The kind interest Ia
ken in her. The judge interfered with
a remark about the irrelevancy of this.
Mr.. Scarlet begged to ns,ian be allowed y, Ito to
cross-examination, he said, "My Lord
that is my case He had shown. on
the witness testimony, that she had
brought upa nimerous and healthy pro-
geny in the vicinity Of the alleged nui:
sance. The jury, amused as well as
convinced, gave verdict for the defen-
,lant .Hsssoiss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-20

e. I, is SAID that unmili;ary men i'm:
agine that soldiers are always fighting.
One of The Duke Of Marlbotoughs gem
erals, dining with TIE Lord Mayer, aa
alderman who sat next to him said;
"Sir, yours most be very laborious
profession NO" replied the gene
raj, "ae hyht abou. four kours in the
morning, and two or three after dinner.
and Then We have zil the rest OF the day
"a ourselyes.'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-20
From a London Letter.

The PRINCE OF Wales INDIAN
PREsENrs.-I doubt if Solomon evet
saw anything so gorgeous as .lils coilec:
ton 1t Bethral Gretn. Fancy a whole
large glass case full of gold and silver
gems, all ablaze with diamonds lma-
CINE bedstead whose co.erlet, pillows
and curtains are made Of India shawls
Of the finest texture ever turned out
from the looms Of Cashmere Conjure
up 1 dressing gown composed of the.
piiimage off .he backs OF rr,llions of
gorgcots- -hued hhmmihs-birds! See for
yourself ralanluin of tortoise shell.
inlaid with gold, with downy cushions
covered with ,t-ange stufTs whose woof
seems as if it we've diamonds, its web
rubies and emsralds. One glass case
is full Of jeweled sxo,ds, all ofenormous
value and great beatty. The hand:
soonest came from Delhi, and with its
jeweled hilt and scaboard and Haistbelt
is valued at $4,000
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-20

tYrom the Salt Bake Tribune.
r. IN. DEviL's DAtcHfrRs.-bur .pe.
sial correspondent with General How
srd Arites thaithe wcuhded wefe fesr-
fully tortured and nu,ilstsd hyY Nez
Pegce. sduswy ia the Big Hole battle
ground. he S6ldiers had taken the In.
1A4 sI11kH e9t beiaf cSefp8~sred by
smt - t9sf ks6s s6tie4 isfall stsek
|xea feht M ,ysr = . AagiISk s.lAke
A3e Of Ne thouhtiin HtieG IL epspv
bad already taken posseSsiofl. .of. They
|616 9detpefAte eneounter, Nut eaffsed
the point. and immediately dug trenche.
with their tfoWel bay6net.. In the
meantime the wounded had been lef,
on the bottom by the creek, and while
the bucks set Ere to the grass and tried
TO burn the little band Of soldiers out OF
their trenches the squaws itiansled and
tortured the poor fellows who were still
alive but unable to help themselves.
The atrocities perpetrated upon the
helpless boys in Blue by these she-de-
wills can hardly be realized by anv
one unaccustomed to tales of savage
barbarity. They heated their camas-
hooks red-hot and then thru. them into
the bodies Of the wounded; mangled
them in every conceivable manner and
slowly tortured them to death in ways
known only to red devils. Early in
the action a bugler. a mere boy, was
wounded in both legs: Que Of his com.
rades carried him of the field and then
returned to the fight, the bugler saying
that he would rest there few minutes
and then try and walk of to place OF
safety. The Indians got possession OF
the creek and bottom land, the squaws
discovered; multilatsd him and burned
both his eyes out. The boys suferings
can be imagined, and death was Ger.
tainly a welcome relief to him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-20
GOLD.

Nnk N Great chance to make money II
VUU you can't get gold, you can get
NODDs grecnbacks. We need a person
in every town to take subscriptions for
the largest, cheapest and best illustrated
family publication in the world. ANY one
ran become successfhl agent. The mos, elc-
giant works Of art are given free to subscribers
The price Is so low that almost everybody SUBJ
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in week. lady agent rerotts taking over
400 subscribers in ten days. All who engage
make money fast. Yoh can devote aii your time
TO the business, or only your spare time. You
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send Us your address at once. II costs nothing
TO try the business No one who engages fails
TO niak- great rsv. Address The People .
Journal" Portland, Maiue.
Aug Is, 1877.
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Fscm the New York Observef. :

AN ORIENTAL INcIpENr.-The Rus
so-Turkish war revives an old story. A
Turkish and Russian officer once fen
into a dispute as to the superiority in
discipline Of their restrictive soldiers.
81 can prove to youpn the spot" said
the Russian, chow perfectly our men
are trained.'' And he called + bis Of
derly. ~
"1van %
"Sir."
"Go to Mehemet's, buy ne ro.na
Of tobacco, and come back at once"
The soldier saluted, turned on his
heel and went out.
Nov" said the Russian officer, ta-
king out his watch, "my orderly is
walking straight to the next corner,
where he must turn; new he is ti.rning;
now he is opposite the white mosque:
now he is crossing the maydan: now he
is at Mehemet's; now he Is buving the
.bacco; now he is coming back: now
he is on the block below US; now he is
at the door; now" and the Russian
called out:
"Ivan % --....-, ..r. ..,
-"Sir.' -
"Where's the tobsceo'''
"Here, SIR"
The Turkish officer, showing no sign
Of surprise at the precision Of the Rus
so-tobacco movement, promptly broke
out: "Ho! no! my soldier can do tha,
every day in the week." and he called:
"Muhctar -
"Sir."
"Go to Ali EAendi's and see that YOU
brink me a pound of tobacco. My pipe
is empty"
INSTANTLY, SIR"
Following the tactics of the Russian
officer, the Turk pulled Sht his watch
and went on: n
"Now Muhctar is inBe street; now
he is passing the papq bazaar: now
it is noon and he is sd Sg his Players;
now he Is drinking at NE stone foun-
tain: how Ali Efendi halls Him and
asks about my health: now Muhctar is
paying for the tobacco; now he is COM
ing back by another way; now he is on
our street; now he is at the door; fiot u
"Muhctar !" shouted the officer.
'Sir."
"Where is my tobacco -
"Ihssen't Joand my shoes yetr'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-20

e. The old physicians used 10 insist
upon the danger OF plurglng into the
water 70. a swim WHEN The system ss
heated and Precipitation Is fee. At
present the best English doctors. such
a< Fofdyce. CHrrie. Parsons and Sir
Charles Blagd6n, say that tpen is the
very Best possible time to take bath.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-20

&5 A party Of Bcstcn ladies mean:
dering about Wiilian.town, Mass. the
ether day. were overtaken by 4 COW.
Gifls," said Miss Culture. of Bes-
con street, Z" girls, the an.ipsthy We
have for tins animal makes it impcra.
tive that We emulate certain politicians
so Recommend We get con the fence.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-20

e. During a thunder storm Two dogs
,ha; howlcd dismally at night were
struck by lightning. Howling dogs
should cut this ont and paste j. in their
RerciI.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-20

stArs8 I1f AI&s 49,. @fsH
! sassuss ) Iss afsn. "a Sab d.
ulnH nn1l.hiass sssea dissss 40
s4s4 seU HeecA cd ,c.rslese l.pghser aisa
'''a s .lsa soald soi Se iraied. :
&Uw16e.1xuEU1ueaEE~NNSgvxsx-
II 1Peks, sassesjig onIhgA IL April sky,
kss@m neee ei.G thesgh ieg ~ - haiGhA
- [ ( s,s - t = W. =
sy.:ssa. !! = ,sass1 !. 49,. -.
ssas.ss-@~~.s--i 81 In EajDksAx
al lsAis 'sisis. sesn ,ss 49, yoaf soul
. fhs 6sa6sy cf - Wufsd ID which you live;
fhs efoxnins gfaf shes s.acsikss the whol1
That I a1ooe CO give"
bsrd, spd shralk sway from he. afraid;
But sti1 she, held me, and would still abide.
Youths bounding pulses slackened and oheyed
With slowly ebbing tide.
" Look thou beyond the eve1ing sky" she said
Reyond the changing sHlendQ1pof the day
Accept the pain, the wearipe3 * dread,
Accept az 1sd me ''ayr
turned and clasped hescsc-e With Sudden strength
And slowly. swcetly became aware
Within my arms Gods angel stood, at length.
White-robed and calm and fair
And now look beyond The evening star,
Beyond the changing splendors Of the day,
Knowing the pain He sends mort pfecious far,
-------- More beautiful, than they. --
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-20

. aBut,etmilk Jas hseiing qualities
well known to .n-h th(dty house wives
1t is frequently usl 10 heal ulcers
II Is soi,ening sS6 Soothing to the flesh
and has certain cleaning qualities
The iresher il is tie better.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-20
Notice 70 Farmers.
W1e0t Seedin0.

The undersigned Originator Of the sPATrX'
ENT BRAND Of FERfILlzERS'' will hence-
firth manufaciure and sell the same article fol
bis sole account and in his indivi idual name.
~ s~iet
TIC. HERBERT,
J }. ALVEY,
81. Clements Bay.
h. c. DAvIDGE,
3s WET LoMnaGDSr,
BALTIMORE.
Jsiy -. Is7T-f.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-20

noS'T nv pa, OF with anv other article a.
- H-isiev Samaritan Linimert il entirely
new amt ditferen; from any and svsrythinc IN
the market, and voa have nsver used anythiur
like IL For sale 10y Wa. J. E4elsn, q Co !,
Lsonardtown, Nd.
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TaE
ST. MAHY'S BEACON
10 PUBLISHED svRRi THURSDAY m
J.P. KING 4 TT. YAreS.

fsans o. S6httaIFfs6a. 40 per sanum.
No sulseripsion will be received for a.hortsf pc
fiod than six months and no paper 10 be dis
continued until al arseafages are paid except at
The option ofthe Publishers. o--l'11
T1ns o. ADvEsrnsSs.--7S cents p1 square
lor the hfss insertioa and 90 cenis for esesy SUBJ
seqeeht insertSoa. Eight Ines. o. iee, Of Bfesier
tsPe constitute sqaafe. II The uumber of In
ssstieas be not ss&fked on tie s1ssstissnsas, &C
Nill b vuhiishsA uhtjl loshid ssl sksfrsdses
-
Co.nt t5isal!eas u 3 rerscaaI chafaeses viii
- charged af ttse sanfe rates as Advertisements:
6tattlaf3 over ten lines In length Hiil beehsfped
81 The rate. OF so cents per sq.iafe.
All communications for publication must be
accompanied with the real name Of the author or
no attention will be paid to them.
Hereafter the cash must accompany oil an
nouncements for public Office
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B OAR DIN G.

No. iss Hs~orrv g., tsi Barr, asd Lee Ns., Bal
NJ. u. n. SMITH, formerly Of ST. Mary.
4v1 rounty, having removed to the above
dwellisg. 10 prepared TO accommodate permanet,
and trsnsie-t boastrss on reasonable terms. A
call from The travelling public is respectfully 20,
icited. Ang. ., ls..-3r
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DEAD AND REMOVED.
i B..,o.sA1s s.... H.
rd"''s ~
Harrison. wm: G: H
- = Z. 90 NJ
:. ns,sip1ist Thos. D.
p -
% Plster.I Bsny
IT,. 1ll -. TH .4Ll II.
Thomas. J. W. -,
! Liz aa fT " ia~3H 81 ed
= yaliassiash j9nL.
9Th district.
NEW NAMES.
o'ss""s''' : GO. t.
Hammett, Ign. T.
fiammett, AbeIl,
Hammett, Ign. 3. .e- =
w
While, Henry c.
DEAD AND REMOVED.
Fl '...
Hemsley, Thomas
Jones. VIM: H.
Kilgoe, Chas. II.
7th District.
NEW NAMES.
Cooper, Josiah
Edwards, John J.
Hamme,., John r.
Jones' Henry Y Blake
Mattingley, T. d.
Scriber, Robt. Ign.
L
Tarlton, Fred. Thos.
W
Wheeler, Edward G..
Weaver, Bushrod
Woodland, Cornelius, jr.,
DEAD AND REMOVED.
Bedzell. John
&
Cummisky, A. J.
Jones, Hiram
-
Stewart, Henry.
Sept. l3, 1877.
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Newly Registered Voters.
1st District.
NEW NAMES.


B 4
Bennett, Alexander
Harris, Robert
Jones, Ambrose
Key, H'llery
Leigh. Daniel
M
Mckay, B. f., Of William,
Magill, Sidney
Mckay, Joseph E.
Moore, John
Moore, Richard T.
Smith, Peter W.
Sewall, John
w
Wood, Richard
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DEAD AND REMOVED.

Il
Bennett, Webster
Barnes, James w.
Booth, John 7.
G.
Causin, R,naldo
Goodman, John II.
Cole, Frank
Freeman. E. V.
Joy. Ignat;us J.
Jones, Sidney
Jones, Ambrose
King, james A.
Loker, Charles G..
Nj
Mckay, IT.
Medly, Charles
Norris George : H.
Richardson, Joseph
Ralcy, James w.
Reed, Jutson
Reed, Thomas, Of Josiah,
Skidmorc, Thomas
Shirkiif. James
w
Wood. Joseph d.
2nd District.
NEW NAMES
G
Garner, Robert r.
II
Hammett, Joseph A., jr.,
Hill. Joseph
Jones. r. Biscoe
l.
Lawrence ia mes Henry
fries. Frank p.
R,dgell. E. Southern
REMOVED.
Greenwich. eeo,ss L.
Hammet Ign. y.
Hammett. AbeH
Wilson. George
DEAD.
Abeil, VIM. N.
Adams, George
n
Barnes, Lewis
Collision, Y. White
Cough, Thos. w.
Loker, Thomas
5th District.
NEW NAMES.
Curry, W. Thomas
Dorsy, John +.
Holly. Stephen A.
L
Turner. Jesse
Turner, J. L.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
isiess ks.ie


The Endowment mine, which is situated
In Marietta District. about ten miles west
Of Belleyiile. Is owned by DIR. Weber and
Others 81 Virginia City. Aseer'aining Its
actual value they secured possession by
purchase, and went tn work TO practically
develop their new source vi wealth
since the incorporation OF the mine In
Nav they have started 4 five-stainp mill 70
crushing the ore. with most gratifying
success, the first seven days run yielding
bullion To tho value Of $1,000. The yield
for tho past month exceeded si,5oo, and
double that Is expected the present month.
The mill has i've stamps and two Steven.
son ans being the same neat little mill
which represented the State OF Nevada a.
the great Centennial Expedition. The
.Laft il down $50 feet. and tho vein Is
about ,hrce feet and = half wide. The ore
averages about 500 TO tho ton. Regular
bullion shipments arc coming from the
mine, by way Of Carson. and the fortunate
proprietors have evidently become heirs TO
= very acceptable endowment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
AQasssisa 60 ssssie.

As has already been stated by the Nrws'
District Attorney Drake declines to act
with the lawyers retained by the County
Commissioners TO assist In prosecuting the
cases against the mining companies who
owe back taxes upon their net proceeds.
Mr.. Drake says no does not object To these
gentlemen upon any personal grounds.
but becanss he knows that attorneys OF
equal ability may be secured for one
quarter OF the amount offered n
Seely and Lewis & Deal. II would seem
that Mr.. Drake has the drop on the Com
mi.sionen In this matter, for the reason
that nothing can be done unless Drake
consents to sign the papers. and this he
will not do. II the lawyers selected
by the Commissioners will come down toA
reasonable figure he will work In harmony
with them ; otherwise he viii 40 ahead
with the cases upon his " responsipii-
ity and without any outside assistance
The matter Was discussed with consider
able spirit and at great length before
Oh. County Commissioners on sat-
uriay last. In concluding. Mr.. prase
bald: have the exclusive right
to bring these suits. The papers
must bear my name at the bottom
Of them. No man has Q right to put my
name there without my consent, and i
should, therefore. like To SEQ your Attor
news act unless they act In conjunction
with me. Mr.. Clerk. you will please AXE
notice that now AMI here l enter my pro-
feat against the retaining Of these gentle
men, aud that ! give the Board notice that
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
SAN FRANCISCO.
r.rrc,AL TO TINE soLD ELL DAusr szvs.l
A Murder and = suietde-A nysssrf'
ous Romance.

sAx Francisco. August 5.-About 10 A.
n. = pistol shot wa heard by the occupants
In the second story Of tho International
Hotel. and smoke was seen issuing from
the window Of an interior room. The
people In tho adjoining Don rushed to the
place. but before reaching the door . ec.
ond shot was heard. On entering the room
. man named Henry A. Rosewarn was
found lying on the door. blood Issuing
from his left ear. lie was living. but I'M
conscious, aud died In = few moments.
Near him lay the occupant Of the room.
Mrs.. Jessie Lewis. with her dress on DIRE
on the left side, and In . dying condition.
A physician was hurriedly summoned. bot
his services wero OF no avail. the woman
diving In 0 few minutes. The only state
mont she made WAS that n0sewarn had shot
bar AMI himself. A revolver Wa found
on the floor with two chambers discharged
and In the woman's satchel. In the ward
robe, was found . box Of cartridges fitting
the pistol. The Coroner called AMI made
an examination OF tho bodies. He found
that Rosswsrn was shot In the back Of the
head, while the womsn's wound was In the
left side, and from the location OF the In
Iuries, Il seems more probable that the
woman committed the deed herself. Both
parties arc English. Rosewarn was sbeui
II years years Of age aud had been Super.
intsndent Of tho It. Lawrence mine. FL
Dorado, Fl Dorado county. Mrs. Lewis
was aged about 50. and some time ago
lived In the vicinity Of the mine. but had
been stopping at the International for some
months. Recently sho became much
Strengthened for means and had applied %
Rosewsrn for assistance. She also told
some acquaintanccs In the hotel that shs
expected him 70 call this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
ror.pauuh'. Great Show.

The famous Forepaugh's great trav.
cling show Is coming from the East and
will shortly make its frat appearance in
San Francisco. The FooilsM OF that
city. In some descriptive remarks con-
earning Il, says:
The canvas will be capable Of accom-.
modating 1000 spectators, and II said
to be the largest ' e male. The show
il q combination az m~spagsrie. oirpris
and museum. and. % the bills say. rep.
resent Q cash capital Of ten hundred
thousand dollars-a colossal sum, truly.
Among the animals there will be ak act
ing elephants. weighing collectively, ~
tons. and q baby elephant. born Fsbru-
airy ist, 1877. II Is only 81 inches long
and 30 In height. Also the only living
male hippotsmus In Amsrea, his capture
having taken two years. time, Of . cost
Of s20 1900. Besides. there are trained
tigers. lions aud hyenas, performing
monkeys, dogs. mules. ponies and other
animals. The circus 10 said 10 b. larger
than any ever organized, and embraces
many celebrated performer. 4 grand
dress parade takes place Of 0 o'clock on
the morning Of each exhibition day.
which includes nearly . mills Of niFrorsd
tableau cars. herbs Of slsphants. two
large bands. viz Tony Franks buihlo
baud and Manuel Psralto's band. BE-
sides other curiositiss, and the great
ten thousand dollar pictorial palstial
advertising car" will precsds the COM
ing Of the show. From ell seoounts
this will Be the lsresst and most com.
plsts organization that svsr crossed the
continent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06


CorSrS MoSrr.-The statement D Tue
County Treasurer Of July 81 shows the
follow ing amount ON hand State Fund.
s3,297 10; School Fund. si,ioO "a
Judge sa.aty run'; IA. Gsnersl
pnnd ! oss Co: Court.house Bond Fund,
xso s1i 20. Railroad Fund, sG9J 20.
Total. StI.o,3 "a.
Ar the Meeting Of the Vermont Consoli.
dated Mining Company. held al Ian Fran
cisco on the "a instant. the following OH.
GERS we're chosen L. r. Warsaw. Presi.
dent; W.; ASdr,son. 'es,,, III y p,,..
Iot,on Isn,.s 0'nonna,i An,
,s,,n,snScnt'
,-.
-, I.," =, "a /.
-, ,.,.,
sdmi,n.u curing ,ns me nv ss
syS; a. ,a,si a. In ho.ni,,i hnyu,t
ist. cs.
..x. y, . Al. ..,,,., .,o.l
49, -. -
.S-.I.I-I :.
.sm.n. No u N IL cent, per sL,re.
lsyiel. dslinauent on tho sth " septein.
Der.
=, n ,.f.. with . clock lock. and
~.,,.,r, : D mounds. and Manufactured
$500, r,.,., ~ c;n.,n,.u %,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-06
I.xun aioaaay NIlls.

Following IL from the quarterly ASSESS
e roll VI tho proceeds Of the mills OF
Lyon county for the quarter ending June
30, 1877: Mclaughlin ~mili-gross yield.
s.. sol ; total amount Of tax. 50 ~. Lyon
Mil AMI Mining Company gross yieia'
ssO.i65 &c : tar. Si3a ". Pioneer mill
gross yield. sG,s57 "a; tar. 81 %'
Trench miii-gro-. yield. sit.s29 81 : tax.
s37O: woodworth mill - gross yield
ss3,5sl As; tay. siii 20. bacon mill
Ero.s yield. s7.92o 81: tax. ~ eo'
frcnch m~ili-gross yield. si,62oi ns.
- %. Total VI gross proceeds Tor ,se
souniy. sl3T. 5s5 s.i net yield o value
npon which taxes are levied. H'I2i vi
total moun % tax. Si.02l ~.