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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04
"MAMMA, YoULoIE BABY BEST"

Mamma, you love Baby bestI"
And two eyes of limpid gray
Challenge mine with jealous quest
What shall TO my glll.c say!
My brown girl with nut-brown curk
And face as fresh rs dawn Of day
Chestnut curls just touched with yellow
Where the tarthcst ttendrlls stray,
Sweet round cheek the red rose shaming,
sweet mouth trembling IN unrest,
Soft brow taking on soft creaseS
Mamma. you love baby best
Nay, YOU are Mammals sweet hrown Birdie,
While Baby is my Flower Of Gold,
And Brother my brave Lion Boy,
With grand face east III royal mold
Mammals heart holds all three warmly,
Three wee birdlings in one nest,
Come nestle there, you jealous Brownie,
Mamma loves -yOu all three hest,
IN. n. ~" u, ne Grdphic,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-10-04
Rules for Fair Visitors.

Don't come in over the fence, but
through the gate. The fence is simply
for ornament.
Keep to the right ms You pnss around.
II you don't you may get left
lf you observe amy animal which
strikes your particular fancy, go by il
once.
III passing around among tie live
stock remember chat the horses and
cattle are well hceled.
Don't be III hurry. You can get Il
free pass any time TO go ont.
Beware Of pickpockets! In order
not TO put them TO unnecessary trouble,
carry your wallets in your hands.
In case you get lost hire some one to
find you. Twelve cheap boys Will be
stationed on the ground for this pur-
pose.
In walking round You will find
plenty Of chances to get u square meal.
An efficient corps Of police are on
the ground, ready 10 club in and make
the fair Il success.
my man caught squirting at the
weather and predicting rain viii be or
ucIcu W uIy up,
The half-milc track il not mile
around. Bear tbs ia Rind and i
may save you much sorrow in after
years.
In case your pig doesn't get prize,
don't brlstle up about n
When you get tired Of sitting take n
grand stand
Quarters have been provided for MI
the officers Of the association, but If
you want quarter you most 90 down
IN your pocket.
A WRITER in the Jeuish Messenger
cites Alexander Won Humboldt's Co.'S
mos" rs authority for n claim that a
jew was the first white man who set
foot on American soil.
The jew, however had been baptized.
In note in volume IL, chapter VI,
Humboldt relates that. OH his first cxpe-
dition, Columbus, when approaching the
island of Cuba, believed himself TO be
between two Chinese ports. Desiring
10 hand the letters which he possessed
from the European monarchs % the
great chan of the Moguls" in China,
and then return to Spain, ne "sends Il
baptized Jew, Louis dc Torres, by name,
to the shore, because lie understands
the Hebrew, the Chaldae, and some
Arabic, those languages being used III
all the mercantile places OfAsla.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-09
NEessrs. TIFFANY * Co

Messrs. TIFFANY * ca
invite public attention to
the AMERICAN H'EiHbOygEl.
EEIEs. ~ remarkable iIiycu.
tiOn Of Wiz. benjamin y.
Church. the WcIs-AuDNn
Engineer "a the SrOton
AutsedsSrt.
Ti,is Instrument nccw.
E'nic7y measures tiir d..
lance u pcrsOn carry iGig II
walks. showing the atsouni
Of daily exercise taken in
and O,ut Of doors.
ITS mechanism il ~ flsr.
vel Of simplicity. ami can
he readily adjusted To- as,y
length Of step. u is strong
and durable, and the size
Of a small watch. l.aaI;rs,
Professional and sf;rsinaSs
men. students. Pedestrians,
SpOrtsIsnen. Farmers. Sur.
yeyOTS, and others vii, find
il very useful. 4 Table nc.
companies each a'cdOnlcscr,
giving the number Of steps
taken in ~ mile, second,
minute, hour. and day.
PslBCE 50.
Sidney E. Morse & Co., Makers
TIFFANY * 60,
Union Square. New Work,
SOLE AGENTS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-09
WHY TIE CHEYENNES FIGHT
mIDDENED ny OF mars rERPETRIT-
m ny 1HE WINES.


Eou n, f.ar,a. % Time,
In 1874 the southern Chcychuos. Conan
thcs and kiowas uul,rd Grninei the whites in
thcir Inst great fight. The Clmnuchos give tho
following Ms the cause: In 1873 I. the lus.u. .,
OF buffalo hunting by white rangers was rlrri'd
on to nm alarming oxtont. They killed thou
sands Of buffalo. SO 'urinE the hides only and
leaving the carcases 60 rIt on tho plains.
Among these Whit rangers were many profess
biOnal horse thieves who crowded into the In
dian territory in violation " the trcaiy. and
stole many ponies from the Indians. Little
Robes hcr1 Of Indian ponies was run OF in
body. While Indians were absent on hunts
their horses were stoicn and thoir wigwams
pillagcd. 4 stray warrior II caught alone
upon tho plains by these rangers. was almost
invariably shot. Tho Indians united under
Little Robo in an organized pursuit u these
robbers. In passing the settlements tho set
tiers were alarmed at the sight Of SO
many redskins and applied to the military
for protection. 4 company Of thcS Nth Cavalry
from Fort Dodge attacked tho Indians broke
up their pursuit and wounded many ~ thcm.
among others "A son Of Iitil" Robe. The Conan
ches and kiowas then Joined Thorn ia serious
war. raiding through Kansas To- the Republican.
killing many women. children. and settlers.
md carrying on others. several young girls
bcing taken 60 the Stak"d pipins ~ Texas
where they were aftrrward rccuuturci. Cen
Miles from the Department 81 Kansas. and
Gen Mackenzie, from Texas were -"ut on what
q known rs Miles, HIST Indian expedition
Miles operated against thee hryrunc- amt MAJ
Ienzie against the Commences. many of the In
dians b'ng killed. At the Close o; the war the
Indians We're brought into the ag"uci"S. mud
their cattle, horses. and arms Ia ken from them.
me southern Shcycnnes Tn h'cnmc 80 crip-
pied that thcy have never again gone To war.
After their war with the SiouN In s,opldngthc
Chcyenncs were quie, until 1875 4. when thoy
joined IN the sitting Bun war on account of the
spring Dun Knifo's hanl-the Ch"y"nnos who
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-09

4 Dis. MoOEN ANN'~. .,un..'r rn 5l-
EVIL. SITS, ~s'i gum t.rti s-. ,Iu-.r III. war.
tanul hrn.,I kNW.. ai- ot, lV l.t,h 1864
TEETH ENTRNCrrD, Use; witl.-as 51--
i nil gum sets iui pt hkOl DlliON Gd W,.t IN Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-09
rw publications.

Rty "nArLY WITNESS" Dc.inuns NEXT
~ THURSDAY MORNING, fIiee I've Gents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-09
Norsts, Gayrll9rs, Nt,

A coon, heavy tamoi ,ruoh horses for sale cleap.
52d st., Or no Duane 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-09
Sttumbuats ano slllro.
STEAMBOATS, anO SillrOiOs.
FARE REDUCED
VIA
PEOPLES EVENING LINE
FOR ALBANY

FOR ALBANY
F1RSrCLASS. a. DECK ~ CENTS
EXCURSION TO ALBANY AND RETURN $50
STATE ROOMS al AID ~
LEAVES P1TE ~. NORTH RIVER FoOr CANAL ST .
DAILY sundays excepted AT g = NJ
Making CLOSE connections with tram. on \ tEN.
THNL Il q TOT tho West DELAWARE ASD HUDSON
l. T. tor CD, Notth. AMI tsQtLnANNA IL. X. ior tile
South west
ROOMS COMFORTABLY WARMED ny STEAM
TINS Is riiE oNiN NiGilT LINE or STEAMERS
SELLING rCkErs ANp cuLCklNG BAGGAGE 10
PLACES uN rnE CENrRALR
fktE TRANSFER 10 aul tom BROOKLYN hy
BRouklNN ANNEX TICKETS at all the principal
hou.l,and wc,tcott, Express offices m Sew YolA amt
RrlYkfvu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-09
SOlantto...mnIts.

NNNNHtAo <f'NN6'
9 BOOT rlTTERs and ,Yo gpcriplg,r'. male or
y coat HANDS wanted ut BRANAGANS. East
: Sew YORK cali all TIC week
81 pOINDs tea ,oc. CONGO y. samll, Tea 60,
- @@ Pearl st ani ~ Fulton It AGENTS wanted
Cnn IRISH sNcii.l. and italian railroad lahorofs
-UO 6icy, and Valley Railroad are reduced again,
Situations Cdlant0.
Al ACTIVT. uoroulhv comnctcu, pirl wants
~ situation coos or kitUhcn ritl ne restaurant nr
hotoi. VIII -,,p homc n.ht,u required. best reference
q q sun uptown once ~ Broadway
4 rInsr-CLAsS cook wishes to- 60 rs cook ina
.c' he G.t SIN months 7jj sih sy between i,ih
ami idh #.
A ELDERLY WOMAN would be- willing e
So 50 we,t istii IT,
A oiKMAN woman L, iase n y9;llins q n clean
~ int Nv w" day can be- seen "i ''" East 2"th II
ItOtSEkEIrER. middle aged American
! widow rslmhlc rcnn,i and experienced desires"
INfRGiiic. box -. Yonkcrs, NY
marrcI man. with good business abilities and hrst
class '''''''''' "''' w6RKEt box 80 Sun once
,J'O bos. baker. Wanted. BY steady man situation
- e S 4S"' 2qG wi" "o'S i2T scS i %S %
WANTED -By steady man. u situation ~ floor
man rs"Gr box S ngg'E sam IN t .5w Ss i
WANTED By a respectable woman, a situation At
w general homework good washer and ironer. good
''' 80 '''''' ' " > -
NlANTED-A situation hy middle aged woman to
w do rcncia al hou~cwurk n small nmy, can furnish
o'Y reference. Ni'S at L Jones ST. @-'o"u "oor.
ttFANTED-A situation hy spec table woman to
w du general homework In small family. Apply at
NO :. NarA-. ". ~ noor. ILont
ttlustal snsrumtnIs.
.v,.rnrvru, ,vr ,v,,t nttptS, r,tvsv
I'd be-
han ever before offered Fmnos TrctAVc. Sl2i. -
et,e slan' organs stors. So stops s"l' u stops
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-01

BaLLot's Monthly MAGAZINE Vol
MARCH. There are inny articles III
tho March aunbcr ~ EaLLor's Msa.
AxisE which should b. examined hs
iir general reader, and MI who ARE
fond 81 good stories, nice adventures
fine illns,rations, and excellent poet
~. I'll. Magazine Ia nor ii high.
priced one, but II does have tho nos,
interesting table ~ contents Of an,
serial published In this country. AIl,!
thn editors ~. particular TINT not Ii
dull article shall appear N Its png.r
This gives II popularity and readers
anil HALLu,''s really deserves Nil thu
sncrrss TINT II has attained, ~ eve.
~ ono can lind something In II thai
will strike hir ~ hcr fancy. There Il
IN imln"nse amount III reading foi
only N 20 Per year. Oh III c,nts .ingl,
number. Published ~ Tiloinrf X
Talbot. ~ Hnwlcy Street, Boston, =,
Il .hO per yenr post paid. and for ral,
nj all the h.ws.drpota Ia tho coun.
try. sample copies Of the January
number rrnt 10 my address on ~.
e..ip. Ut ten cents.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-01

BEHAVING, or pArPh- rrns CHILDREN !
ETIQUETTE. liy the author III "'rnf
U.Lh t;IEL rApEEs." Price $iO O. ID.
Lutlror 4 90. Boston.
ID. LuTHKOp 4 Co, arc adding
many books ~ perennial value u
their catalogue this season. One,
Just ready for tho spring trade, N a
volume upon ChiI,lrrn's Etiquette,
entitled "Reharing," p.tnsAl III
which. by til way, would not harm
our young mrn and women ~ twenty
II " from the ircnchnni pm ~ Mr.
Power. thu author III The celebrated
"tgiv Girl Papers" While the style
l. sparkling aud witty. holding one
like Il romance, the English l. fault.
less. No dry rules and forms are
given instead. the reason for good
behaving are presented, and faults
OF disposition together with various
affections III mariner are treated with
such sarcasm and ridicnlc thAt nc
young person. reading this book will
be likely To tinnsgrcsr la certain d.
rcetions. The book should be-, and
will be- eventually, In every home IN
i TIT lWHNs HIld Univ boNEut Will HsNtl
he thrown aside. The first chapter
IL entitled Towards Mothers Com.
pany." anil tclchca children how Il
carry themselves In the presence oI
their elders md snpcriors. This WI.
uahle section IL followed by Il chap,
ter on "Gfeciings and Mechanics
How III stand. ~ walk. and IL N.Y.,
How III teach young children.
Manners away from hnint, pnrts
Etiquette" g., ~ The Two chap
,ers concerning Miss Charity lad,
gives III entertaining account ~ |
pluin and awkward girl who iinall,
heram. aal elegant lady.
/ We cannot too warmly enMmnn,
| 'hln rian and witty book 90 the atten
ton IT parents.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-01
KO.aD .S.O1lCE.
AT WuoN II NAY CcNrsMx.

To ALI WnuM Ir NAY crssEAx.
The commissioner appointed 10 examine
and report on highway ,peiiiloacl for BY
Michael l.yLuu and others, commencing
ri tAc cast quarter corner Of Sec. NJ. J-v7
~, In Paris Township, Howard county,
running thence cast ono mile % quarter
line. thence running north On section line
one hair mile. and terminating II y point
where road lciitioncd for intcryects road
No. Ia, has reported III favor ~ locat.
Ing thereof, and MI objections thereto, Or
claims for damages, must he slrd ~ the
Auditors Office an pr before noon IL the
lst day IL May 1878, or such Highway will
be- established without further reference
thereto.
Dated Gresco, Iowa, Feb 20, 1878.
JOHN 4. rEck,
10 County Auditor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-01

To All WHn~ Al NAs cnrfsNss
The COMMISSIONER appointed ~ view
and II fsqasr.l fs'ushis paft ~ = Highway
M lull fs'lsian.a for II, " 4 Nichols
and others semmeneins II rsial loo rods
south nf the ia CORNER II tho nv ~ ci
Sec aa.i0V III th.nee wesi ~ rods: thence
south 10 twp. Line, thence cast On SAIL
twp line 10 ~ corner uf Sec. salon. N
In Albion Township, Howard county. II,
proposed rsleeniien 10 ke - fellows. 10.
wit commencing NJ point loo rods seasi
Of shr ~ corner VI the nv IL of Zee. ~
Twp. 100. Range II, and running iLsscs
south On sAid Aec. line IN the Twp lilac
and in,ersec. ngnin With said road Toll
hss reported In fassr IL relocation thereof
and all objections thereto, Or claims fsl
damages. muas bc hled ID tho Aaditos'I
elsisc On OF before moon sf the goth day o,
May 1878. Or much Highway will DO rclo
Gated without farther refcrsnec thereto.
Dated Cresce. IswA, Feb ~, 1878.
JOHN H. PECK.
llD coaaty Auditor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-01
ROAD .y.OY'llE.

To Ali WnoA II MAY CaSckRn.
The mmi,sioncr appointed 70 relocate
Highway, pstitioncd for i, =, Eaton
and ethcrs. commencing Vi the center
quarter corner u Sec 3, Tr. 100. Range
Ia, III Chester township, Howard county.
running thence In i seutheAstsrly dircc.
ton, about 10 reds until II intersccts road
Ne. 10. W. hsk that tho above described
road Be changed Or altered 10 run FROM
the iirst shave mentioned poiut south On
quarter line 10 inlersect road No. ~ where
Ii crosses the north and south quarter line
u said Sec 6-lO0-iS, has reported IN favor
VI altering thereof, and All objections
thereto, Or claims for damages, must bc
filed II the Auditors Office IN or before
noon Of thu 18th .lAy of April ls7s, or such
Highway will b. altered ~l.heu. further
reference thereto.
dated Crcseo, Iowa, Feb. %, 1878.
JOHN Il. PECK,
IN ceuaty Auditor,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-01

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-01
PLAIN l'LAl.lla
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Respectfully,
II IL HAMS.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-01

iaa snlti., ns.alis AZ wsll stess
.ani eatnGtA. academies and selaeta
b ase Ns ta lsiesi .uas istnl saasef
II sfeahs Is isf itnss ihr analenee
list saat ipeal naHitstF asps II IL
teal eagtiis .as i ans NAd stek from
Il, RinlnA 81 md, n reaches snn all.
Aid Il II hss ieNvi sisitit ana les
VI anu than seitnan, II hhs a
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nu sens. beneath. rnslr. aud vAfr
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nniice anil care foi II " your rrrfe.
| sentative Indeed. III IT, character I,
| Ii the summation " the importance,
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TIL, aggregate ~ your own eons..
lu.nc. nni you can not iHnsr. II
without nlircrnhly deprccla,ing your
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-01

Attorney Gen. Dcaven~ IL opposed
Ia ANY interference by the admins.
tfation NJ Washington In favor Ut the
Louisiana Returning Board forgers,
and has plainly saii 10 10 MIR. Hayes.
ncvcns duui seem Ia comprehend the
difference between being directly and
only incidentally indebted 10 that
ulaSs OF criminals md their crime toi
tho ONCE he holds.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-01

Tho Nursery by John l.. Shorcy 30
Hromlleli Street Boston now III IT. %
year ranks high among publications
for ohIldrcn'a reading. II you arc
blosaed with hoy or girl, or both
send II cents 10 tho publishers for
sample copy. Mr.. Shorny also pub.
li-hcr tho monthly reader ~ n sup.
PIGMENT - first and second grades u
reading books Teachers. parents
md school honr,l- arc invited To "a
nminc them.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-01

Assss# IL hsssAs FAsss shat The ssh
ssst#t hs. ts.a dali a8ssesntss samisis
stalaf. NJ M Issass 4 Nil N.sseN iaas
III Aftea as~nsAir, HI sAs essssis " iie~
Ard state II ls~s aesvasssl iHvstnse. ND
hss taksn arm hi,nsslf That stass W gss
ihs tends - sit la~ directs All retsaH,
hasghs aemsnss rpm the ESTATE III thu Az
sts.ta ~ts required u ssAstN the same
sna t*ssaA. ihIsiasi n III. sid EMAi,
~, called sInn ~ HsAle tatmeAsto
aEukuE ARNOLD.
Administrator
Feb. I'D. is.s.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-01

o. suxar.Coascd. Con~cMsraseA. u oos
ana Isc~hul rs,... Ar,,.r,l1c-.
a.a..... r,,r !. : s.rr, !, n,
0rennsCs. VsaE LITTLE GIANT"
CATfnA0rlC, o. AallAM ~ HArvO
pAv.,~.
The aovslsy n molorS MSi.ua!, Chemical -
rhavmansusjrAi Anlsnrs, ~ 49, ~ aav la.s0
taking the large, rvpul.iss. as.1 naa~Saas ShA
ecailsssei III rhcsp. rruie, Nai hul.v lny.StS
euta NhAa 40 rAn ~ i rsfes.t Arnst~A, "a =
Aac,uIrAl selrurc rAtrnag Al l..u a. .uHgt.c 49,
rshsv AnpivinAl rrn.,*rtiN~ fvs.n the ne, va,U
Ahlu t0nt~ aud hrrt4. aud niisrnnlrass lks.a tAlu
! minutC 1rsnule, scarcely DAPEes ghaa =
mussar1 e~od, that can ~ readily swalave1
b. uo~c ~ lhc Llast sensitive kt,mxaAA sNd a.
utlosls lAAhss. Each isstiu r0pYAltvo eOlto1
Representa-. ia sunst no,rst.rset form. - ww1A
c.i.sNrtlo psWef ~ IA emsssisd In AAy ~ -
large pills fcuhl fnr sale IN Arug.shnr- Pro-
us.r wonderful ~ hArlsa r<rwsr, In s.,n pArlssA
- ksetr sixe. ps~y,.a A0 hate icl trlsA theM are
Apt Ia suppose thai thcy sre IA. ~ ~ drSslle n
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oan y we ...,es' =. 70 rr,Nsrs mes
80 / I.yY~ ns..sssst,.s
| tsoo Reward !. hereby ese.e.t ev a.s ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-01

There y no earthly Aees more rYvess,H
thAA eood health. and N h<hcnves W. pus
sssseF ~ @adsMves tn rv&Ass " w ven
.fe assaulted With sarh rresekins Ills "
sicA heA dnrhsr. torpid liver. sur stomach
and general feeling Ut ~saxinrss md
dlrrusi. deal ~ md commit tntciae kui
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
North nsaanxn.

Tho clay which was recently reached
in the east crosscut on the upper tunnel
level OF the North Bonanza mine has
been proved 10 be in reality the east
boundary Of the vein. The crosscu,
has penetrated through 1t to the country
rock beyond. 1t Ia about two feet
thick. The intention Ia now to sink an
incline Wine along this clay to the level
Of the explorations about to DO inaugu.
rated from the main incline below the
new works and connect the two. The
vein will then be prospected from both
points. This main incline has reached
the first level below the tunnel and the
station is to DO made at once, prepare.
tory to explorations both into the North
Bonanza and Flowery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
Julia Mine.

The south drift on the 1000 level OF
the Julia mine has been temporarily
stopped. in order to prospect the coun.
try lying to the west Of its course. In
order to do this q crosscut west has been
started at a point 600 feet south OF the
main incline. After being run In some
distance this crosscut began to show signs
OF water and was stopped and q diamond
drill started In the face. The drill Is
now being driven in TO test the strenR'h
OF the water. and for fear q flow strong
enough to food the mine DO struck.
plugs are kept ready TO stop the drill
hole at o moment . notice. There not
being a sufficient quantity Of compressed
air to drive the south drift at the same
time. the men are engaged In laying .
Trail track in the main south drift on
the 1900 level. The inside OF the hoist
ing works Is being whitswashed to re-
lisvo 1t Of its sombsr appearance.