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Odds and -Isnds.

"A wise man reflects before he
speaks; fool speaks, and then reflects
while his eye is getting well. r-L
The loud tones ifwhich some peo-
pie appeal to reason imply. that reason
is great distance from them. ID. 49,.
1t takes one less time to get over
ones own misfortune than to be recon-
ciled to q neighbours good fortune.
"A very trustful woman believes in
her lovers fidelity with her heart; a
very vain woman believes in it with her
head --OUtdd.
--Brjzzlszzj is the name of an Afri-
can King mentioned by Stanley. 1t
sounds ike a mosquito bite.-Bre0k-
fast Table.
The man who gets up last in the
morning ought to make the bestireport-
er, because he always get the latest
ooze.---Ke0kuk Constitution.
Small boy: ooh! say, Jack, my
big brother won't 90 without a collar,
like you do, because when you go with
out a collar you have to wash your
neck, you know"
is there any thing that can compare
with the activity of a baby's toes, be-
tween the hours of and on sleepy
Sunday morning? Only married people
are eligible to vote on this question.
-Womdn'S Words, monthly journal
from Philadelphia, has under its head
ing the motto: "An original review of
what women are doing" Just look at
this bald spot on the top of our head,
and you can see what woman is doing
for u.s. GocdiadG Enterprise. n
-"Ah, great heavens sighed
rising young genius, throwing down
his pen and leaning back YEARLY, "you
don't know how much pleasanter and
easier it is to read these little poems Of
mine, than it is to write them" SYM
pathetic but awkward friend, ".Gad,
how you must suffer, then !"-Hd1okeye.
"A chilly looking mosquito, with a
generally discouraged air hanging about
him, came slowly in this morning and
feebly where he could find the
man who had charge of the scientific
society's specimens: II hen he wiped
the frost off the end of.his bill, remark /
ing that his season was xbout over now, \
and he thought he-%outd like TO be I
stuffed; and went YEARLY down the
coughing hollowly, and whip
ping his front legs for warmth as he
went up Fairfield Avenue in search of
the tor.-Bridgep07t Standard.
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Haps and NIishaps,

Richard Mullen's son was kicked
to death by mule near Bardstown,
KY:
"A boy named Muire, at Osgood,
Ind, was strangled to death by getting
bean in his windpipe.
Elisha Lott, of Arlington, Tarrant
County, Texas, accidentally shot and
killed himself while hunting.
George T. Nelson was killed near
Kennedyville, Md, by the accidental
discharge of his gun while climbing a
fence.
Joseph Sellers, an estimable young
man of Chesterfield Court house, S. c.,
shot himself because he was rejected by
young lady.
"A young man named ,Connaughty
was instantly killed at Lamartine, Wis,
while pulling gun by the muzzle from
boat. cd g a; e....
Near New Philadelphia, O., Noah
Christy, while intoxicated, accidentally
shot his 9-year-old son, causing fatal
wound. ....
A lad named Erwin, aged Is, was
accidentally shot and instantly Killed ny
companion at Covington, Neb. The
two were shooting at mark.
"A 4-year-old child of VIM. Budd, OF
Beallsville, O., was shot through the
heart with revolver which an elder
brother had given him to play with.
Three boys named Brown, Curtis
and Skinner were standing in the school
room door at Valparaiso, Ind, during
a thunderstorm. A stroke of lightning
came and instantly killed young Brown
and seriously injured the others.
At Lafayette, Ind, George Steely
was chopping wood, when his little
daughter ran towards him, stumbled
and fell upon the log and the ak de-
scended upon her head, cutting off her
nose and otherwise mutilating her face
John Henlon was shot and instant
ly killed by another young man named
George Fels, at Cincinnati. The two
had just returned from hunting FelS
says he was taking off a cap from the
gun when the hammer suddenly fell,
discharging the weapon. HenlOn stood
in front of the muzzle and received the
load in the head.
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trays with the edges turned up, the cor
ners pinned together. They viii not wan
der from their houses, and if perfect
cleanliness is observed, appear to do as
well there as in warmer countries.
The latest returns show the num-
Der of persons in Massachusetts engag-
ed in the manufacture of textile fabrics
to be "A, 463, of whom 39,61S are fe-
males, and 81, s54 are males. OF the
males 81 per cent, and of the females
AZ per cent. are native Americans. The
foreigners are mostly from Great Britain
and Canada. Only 4.6 per cent. of the
males and 4.2 per cent. of the native
born females can not read or write,
while of the foreigners II per cent Of
the males and % per cent, of the fe-
males can not.
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Foreign Notes.


The Crown Princess of Prussia,
when she visits an exhibition, goes in
a simple black silk gown, with a straw
hat with black band and a veil.
The second son of the Crown Prince
of Germany is about to start on voyage
around the world on board German
corvette. He will probably come to
America.
"A London artist named Standish
has been sent to prison for twelve
months. He left his respectable occu-
patton to pick ladies' pockets in the
omnibuses, and made a failure of it.
Five brigands, week back, seized
NJ. Vito Passarello, rich landowner
of the commune of Cavonia, in Sicily.
They fixed a heavy sum for his ransom,
which they received.
There is to be a Congress at Lyons,
France, next year to discuss the ques-
ton of the origin of the Gauls, and del
egates from all branches of the Gaelic
race, including Helvetians, Iberians,
Ligurians, Ombrians, Belgisns, Bata-
VANS, Scandinavians, Scots, Sicillians,
Rhodians and Cretans, are expected to
attend.
The General of the Jesuits is re-
ported to be seriously at variance with
the Pope, and this is supposed to ac-
count, in a great measures for the fall
ing off in the st. Peters pence, which
is likely to reduce the Pope to great
straits, or to the acceptance of the hand
some stipend offered by Italy, which he,
as did his predecessor, has hitherto re-
fused.
"A young lady of Goa, in Portuguese
India, has adopted a novel way to pro-
cure husband. She has posted at the
Municipal Chamber at Margaum an an
nouncement that a young lady of Is
years, of pretty good appearance, and
having an annual income fbf 1900
xerafins, wishes to marry man under
80 years of age who can command LOCO
xeratins yearly income; in addition, he
should understand the English and Por-
tuguese languages and the metrieal sys-
TEN of accounts. On the 25th instant
she would pass at noon through the
public streets of Margaum with = green
umbrella and handkerchief of the same
color in her left hand, after which she
would receive suitors with their pro.
posals, and choose one from them pos
sessing the stipulated qualifications.
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The London Brief says that it is a
mistake to suppose that India is as tran
quill as she appears on the surface.
Those residents who are uninfiuenced
by petty bias are almost universally of
the opinion that it is merely the oppor-
tunity that is wanting for US to see a
repetition of the scenes enacted in 1857
The Mussulman population are awaiting
their leaders, and the leaders are biding
their time. A Mussulman never for
gets, and never forgives.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-02
A brutal suicide.


J. Smith. . very respectfully connected
young man at Virginia City committed
suicide this morning under tho
most appalling cir cumstanoes. !,
seems that ho had been financially
unfortunate Of late and becoming
badly reduced In circumstances he could
not we'll Afford TO 30 decently clad. He
had an invitation TO . party last evening
and being too proud TO 60 badly dressed,
he spent tho last cent he had In the world
In tho purchase Of . decent suit ol
clothes. He had . good time at the
party. but this morning he learned 70
his intense disgust and grief that he could
have bought . much better and moro re-
spectacle suit ut Banner Brothers for about
half the price. Poor Smith felt ~ though
y thunder clap had hit him. "Just 10
think" moaned he. that I could have
had good clothes, and then had money
left of for drinks or even 10 slop around
in stocks. I want 10 die" Then he run
his face at = restaurant for . breakfast.
slipped . sharp carving knife into his
pocket and retired TO his room. First
he cut up that suit into carpet rags, and
then proceeded ~ disembowel himself.
lie cut of his head. then one
limb after the other. and finally
left his poor mutilAted trunk on
tho waahstsnd.t with the following In
scription pinned on " his belly with
the carying.knife: "Moral = Buy all
your clothing at Banner Brothers, every
time, you bet"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-02

Losr.-A lady's round ensmeled gold
breasipin WAS lost in Virginia City on Sat-
urdAy last. The pin 10 emblematio Of the
Wife and Daughters' Degree Of the Ma
sonic Order. and bears on is face letters
symbolic Of those Degrees. The finder
will be suitably rewarded on leaving the
same ct this office. bee advertisement
published In another column to-day.
A wpKAwAKE MAS.-Augustus Rede-
uiii. who represents A. L. Bancroft a Co..
william ID. Cooke 4 Co. and Bancroft,
knight 4 Co., all Of Han Francisco, ispay-
ing the Comstock . flying visit. He u
agent for musical instruments Of all kinds
and for the wholesale department Of Ban.
croft's Law and miscellaneous book store.
ALPINE MINING CLAn.-A notice Of tho
Alpine mining claim. Virginia Mining Dis.
trict, Vas fled for record yesterday. This
claim was located October n, 1877. by Ann
Witty, Of Gold Hill. There was also hled
for record Q deed conveying the Above de-
scribed claim from Ann Witty 70 n. O.
Tilden. Consideration. 81.
vrnnoxr CossoLIpArEp.-The Vermont
Consolidated Mining Company has re-
csivsd . patent from the United States.
The claim lies east Of the 0phir ground. .
corner Of II cutting into tho Ophir claim
and running mp 70 the California line.
The survey Il the plat includes Q 1000
acres.
WHEN 0'Brien started 70 run last night
"A vss not known vhara ha vas bouud for.
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TOWN TRUSTEES.
Regular Asssi.g d. Geld Hiii Last
Eventng.

I'll. ,.r,,., u..,;,, n, ,hs Ro.ra n,
g., uu =.
trustees OF 'ne io~n Vi "o'a nhn.-
held last evening. Present-Trustees FOX.
Mercer, wooliey and President Stevenson.
tn. ,.,o,,. =, Ar. a,0s,ont .,.ndine
Po'" -.--~.,.
committees were received. ino resuiA
| monthly bills were ordered paid. The
,ouov;nc hill. vers ,.ferred IN The Finance
w--..u &c. s,s %.
~ y IN csc ~. 7 70, 90 Is :
ny nni 20, ~ ID 'oA '
v. u. uaiinp, 20 ...,o.i,,on IN
LusAru nueAiey mAa : pns,tv con.
inc poa,u iesAi.ns WV rhe Bosrl
uenihe. y ~ ~ J.c;.ion Of The
.oneluuee to'ae ~ ,hs y,lne on The
aPprAiseis, uno ~ hs son
P'SPe',, ~ n.h.iS az The Bo.rd NJ
IT $500. 81 GoIJ Hill. .nns.rsd
school iru;,ees ~ ..lsd dss
o,oIo uo .n-,sain,-i An An 5rtx .,onnS
| lnlll0nlHn lie 4IIpNuNd w w duNN sAoauu
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Written for the GoLp HUI Sxws.
MAR X

Oh. svee,ss, name OF nanesi Sweet Margaret.
Pur . pear, en,hrined In deaths engulnng
wave
Lin s,rs q halo round thy memory Jet
Tho tAoi art sleeping In the quiet gnvs.
stu may We dwell upon the thought OF thee.
Thy tender srsee. the wealth Of heart and
mind.
Aitho ugh thy feet have crossed. besven's boun.
dary.
And left 10. 10 the outer DARK, bshind.
Thy image still 10 left US ! fair and bright,
Looks up the face to which thou gavest
birth
A q orious sunbeam. sent by God TO light
The vacant spot within thy hone on earth.
Thanh God for that, and thank Him that the
pain
And agony forev-rmos srs past,
AID that thou vinnsst back to tree again.
The ret, the peace. the deep content. ct
lsat
And tho our hearth may make their bitter
moan,
And life dow back to us, an empty void
In which vs gops and murmur all alone
Losing our hold on all LIES JOY beside;
We caaAot call thee back We cannot make
One prayer ~ WOO thee here, to Join our care,
Ken tho with grief the burd,ned heart
strings orsaki
Thou driI hsst In the breath Of God's si'.
Dear soul. farewell , u ever they Who 90
From out our hold may look onus once moro.
Bod tender gianees on the once below.
From ID the verge Of ron celestial shors.
Thou iivest stiiii like dim. fair rays that
shine
with purest lustre. when their Gun 10 set.
Thy memory lights this lonely homs Of thine.
Tender and true, oh. ssinted Margaret.
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From Bsdte.

Hon. q. @. Stevenson returned frsm =
few days visit to Bodie and vicinity day
before yesterday. lie found II . hard
road TO travel. especially tho last half
dozen miles Of that end. some Of II being
over thin and thick mud. and the last
three miles on sleighs and snow. He
found some business men who complained
Of dull times. while with sthers everything
seemed brisk and lovely. Outside o. the
principal mines prospecting 10 going ahead
and everybody Is looking forward to .
prosperous Spring opening. There are as
many people In Bodie at present Is The
place can stand. No moro arc needed.
and whoever goes there when the season
opens had better take along grub md toois
and whatever they need 10 last them I'LL
next Winter. Meanwhile they might
strike something good II they are activo
and pitch In with . will.
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s,v,,.,s ,s,s nsss,.s.
,,.r.r,.r~. l...s .y-.t.s.

YouSo. nrr Touou.-A ten.year-old boy
named W. 7. Killeen waS cut in the bow-
els BY another boy named Burns. with .
knife. In Virginia City. yesterday. The
attacking party Is only nine years OF age
but IL said to be Q regular young desperate.
The Killeen boy is dangerously injured.
RroHoASIzEp.-The Young Active base
Ball Club. Of Gold Hin, reorgsnired
March 80. 1873. with the following officers;
President anil Captain. J. Morgan secre-
tAry. T. J. Benney; Treasurer, Albert
Becker. The club IL prepared to play any
and all junior clubs In the State.
SARsyIKLp ELEcrioS.-Members Of the
sarsheli Guards are requested 10 assemble
at their armory. Miners Union Hall. to-
morrow Wednesday, evening. To elect Of
feers for the ensuing year. Nee advertise
mont.
liELiEr BrsiSrss.-s cventy-nino fami-
lice we're supplied with the neces.arie- OF
life by the Virginia Relief Committee dn-
ring the month of March. The cost OF
these supplies amounted TO si.57s.
TuE Miners Unions have determined TO
enforce their rules In the full extent with
regard 10 men working In the mines with
out belonging to tho organization.
REAp the advertisement Published by J..
A. Brumsley In to-dsy's issue. II IL i'm
portant TO all who wish TO have their pro-
party insured.
Tar pay roll Of the o'erman Mining
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CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

IT.. hal ,o,a;u., :,
Nevada and San Juan causes ali the rail.
road freight for the Ridge 10 be shipped
from Grass Valley. Four or Ave freight
teams a day are being loaded AZ tbs
depot.
Tho libel suit which was pending
against Belle Lynch has been dismissed
by consent OF the prosecuting witness.
I. L. Carothers, the nan she libslsd,
aud on motion OF the District Attorney.
Diphtheria IL very prevail ent In q
number Of places In the State. No less
than 90 cases have occurred at the
Protestant Orphan Asylum, Sacramento.
within the last two weeks.
The Transcript notices the fact that .
gravel mine In the vicinity OF Nevada,
which has not been works In sighteen
years. was started up o lew days ago and
iounu unexpectedly f'en'
The Cariboo quartz mines are attract
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israisewershy Aessss.

A neat fence has been erected aroundth
school HOUSE. In Lower Gold Hill. The
bulkhesd upon which II rests was made BY
waste rock from the Justice mine. and
much credit IL due TO Superintendent Sam
Curtis for his public spirited courss In
this matter. To be sure. there has been
no additional cost IN his company. - IL
Was necessary TO dump the rock some place.
but IL must 10 admitted that few men
would have taken the trouble 70 have the
school yard illed In ~ he hAs.
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EUROPE.
Lord Salisbury's Circular
to the SignatOry
Powers.
why ENGLAND WANTS THE WHOLE
TREATY REVIEWED.
tsr Ec,AL pisrArcurs TO THE ooLD HUI
DAILY Naval
Latest war News.

H<8trst "Ss WV"
The important event In Europe. ..yester.
day was the PRONUNCIATION Of the British
circular to the Great Powers, . document
wherein the Marquis Of Salisbury. Der
by's successor. gives tho reasons for Great
Dritain's. demand. that tho entire treaty Of
Ban stefano shall DO submitted TO q Con.
gress. England urges that such provis.
ions Of the treaty ~ have been made pub
lie could by no means receive the sanction
Of the Powers, since they would result In
giving to Russia exclusive control Of tho
Black and Egean Seas. In . commercial
and naval point Of view. and also extend
her territory 10 IN alarming extent. Bull
garia. though nominally independent.
would be SO moulded by Russian influence.
aided by Russian arms. that she would DO
practically = part Of the Cars empire.
The tone Of the circular Is such Is 70 pre-
cludo all hopes Of Great Britain's with
drawing her demands. and u Russia has
INDUCED any such hope. sho will now re-
nounce Il.
Tho Queens message, calling ont tho
militia reserves. was laid before Parlia-
ment, and its discussion postponed until
next Monday. Lord Beaconshsld will
then bring II before tho country In the
shape Of . motion thanking Her Majesty
for her message. . motion which. with tho
present warlike feeling In England. will
assuredly pass. Meantime recruiting Is
going ON vigorously throughout the king
dom. and the men coming In are said TO DO
Of superb physique and full Of enthusiasm.
The fleet still remains at TnslA In the Ses
Of Marmora. ready TO strike at . moments
notice. Turkey has decided upon neutral.
ity, in case Of war. though Osman Pasha
10 reported to 10 in favor Of aiding the
Russians.
In Austria. while . warliko sentiment
pervades the people. tho authorities are
still anxious to settle the question peacea-
bly, by means Of . congress, II possible,
and Count Andrassy Is reported TO have
expressed n hope Of such q solution as late
AZ yesterday. England's note will proba-
bly, dispel that hope, unless. indeed. Rus
sia sees ft TO retreat from her position and
submit the entire treaty for action BY tho
congress. This Ii not probable. ~ the cir
| cpl.r nrovea conclusiyely that I'm such An
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CARSON ITEMS.

Carson Tribune. april 1.-The NOM
nation OF Mike Wager for State Treas
ursr 10 favorably received by the Demo-
Gratis OF Carson.
The body Of water In the Carson river
IL materially increasing with the warm
weather.
Carson Appeal. April "A tan horss
team drawing . wagon and two back
actions started for Bodis yesterday. con.
tanning merchandise.
The Board Of Trustees Of . special
meeting. last evening. hxed the tax Of
80 cents on each 800 Of asssssabls
property In the city.
Pay day yesterday at the Mint. They
oil dropped into the cashisr's ONCE and
hoped out happy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-02

a BsAstiy Crime ~ stockton-The
wretch Escapes az Infnrisssd
Neither.
tsrscrIL To rmr GoIp Hill DAILY srwsl

STOCKTON. April 2.-The most beasily
Of all crimes was pcrpetrated about seven
o'clock last evening on the person OF q
little hvo-ycar-old girl. tho daughter Of
Mr.. Ross. proprietor Of the Colombo
House, by an italian cook employed at the
place. Tho man Ia 45 years Of age. The
cries OF the child brought her mother 70
her rescue. SEEKING . knife. she pursued
the wretch. but unfortunately he eluded
her reach and fed toward the tules. Tho
officers wore notified and started In pur-
suit. but the beast was not captured at
LAT ~lccQunts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-02

Tho Desnserasic 1.exisiature Ad.
Jsurns, and C~aiifornis 10 Happy
Oace Again.
t.r.c,AL 70 TN. soIp NH. p.u.r r.v-.l

[.rEciAL 10 the BOLD HiiL pAr.S usvr.l
SACRAMENTO. April 2.-Tho Legislature
adjourned at midnight. A great number
OF spectators crowded both the Senate and
Assembly chambers during tho evening.
In the Assembly = number Of pressnta-
tons were made to officers. from Speaker
down to subordinate employees. The
usual final nonsense was INDUCED In 70 .
II mited extent.
Among the bills reported approved by
the Governor were the following : Nc
Coppin's Supplemental Police bill /; appro-
priating 5000 for the relief OF sufferers
by the floods ; four bills prepared BY the
Insurance Commissioners for tho better
protection OF stockholders In corporations;
and Harris railroad bill.
u. r. futile. OF Sonoma. 10 TO DO APP
appointed Transportation Commissioner
under the Hart bill, signed to-day BY the
Governor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-02
Base saii Extraordinary.

A NEws reporter visited Silver City last
Sunday and witnessed tho conclusion Of
an extraordinary game Of base ball. II
was between two picked mines. oil residents
OF Silver. The winning club consisted
almost exclusively Of boys. while the losers
numbered some Of the heartiest mon Of
tho town. The scores arc given:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-02
A CARD.

To all Who Are suzering from the srrors and
ipdiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, los Of manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. PRE- OF cHAnoH.
This great remedy VA discovered BY . mission.
AZ In South America. Send . seIf-addressed
envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH T. fNMAN,
nation d. Bible House. New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-02
.ur.s ONLY A COUGH

lies brought many TO unt'mely graves. What
IL a couehf The lungs or bronchial tube. hsvs
been siiscked BY . cold. baturs souhds an
dom suggests "iry wistsr's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry" 10 hss cured. during the last
half oil q century. Thousands uron Thousands OF
persons. A long you congh. thsre 10 danger,
Tor the cough 10 q Safety Valve. Use Wistar"
and be cured. Sold by ell druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-02
A RKsUI.r.

m.ies no difference hov many phJs'eiaa'
or h,w much medicine ,ou have Tried. II Ia nov
an established fact that German Syrup 10 the
only remedy which hes given complete satisho
ton I'm ,evere cases OF Lung Di,eases. 10 ID
true there arc yet Thousands OF per,nns who
arc predispo.ed 10 Threat and Lung Affections
Consumption. hemorrhagsa, Asthma, Severs
Col q settled On the breast, Pneumonia, whoop'
ing Cough. etc. who have no personal hnovl'
edge Of Boschee's 0ermsn ryrup. t. such We
would nay that 80 go dozen were sold last ytaf
With ut one complaint. ConsumI tives. try inst
Cne botti.. Rseular sise, rs CENTS. Fold by oil
druggists In America. ap2 eow
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-02
rnR PALACE RATING STAND.

For . roast Of beef uneIcslied In Storey
county, no to Thomas Hsfrun's Eating Stand.
I'm The Palace saloon. NO. : North o strSst,
Virginia O1ty. Fresh oystss 81 all hoan In
svery STYLE. Forty miners always on hand q
night. For tasty, home style OF cookins. and
sdotd, the Paisee Eating Stand has no supshos.
tn Il. spU p