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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-13
4 Dam Carried Away.

BANGOR, May T.. one hundred feet of the
dam at the outlet of North Twin Lake was
carried away this morning. also one hundred
feet of the bank. This lake i, the last in the
chain through which the west branch of the
Pcnob>cot passes 1t i, thought the dam can
be repaired in time to get head of water for
the West Branch drive, consisting of about
-. 900 600 feet of logs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-13
NEW YORK..
Burned TO Death.

II, NJ. L.. Mn. 81 ,,..,
o,,,,r. an ,ir,,,f ,,,.r., I,n,,,I -, I.',' j.;
small hous,. on iii, utlirt. az No cit, iii.
morning.
Arrested.
\,w Nurk MAY - thas n orris con-
yictcd of heavy torgrric> OF Buffalo and Erie
bonds. was to-day arrested ON the charge of
torf,iting bail.
Verdict.
The coroncr's Jury in the case of Phelan
the sailor, returned verdict of accidental
drowning
Personal.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-13
prdict.

The coroncr'> jury in the case of Phelan,
the sailor returned a verdict of accidental
droW ming.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-13

Goods less than cost at Hill IIoyt's, to
close May 20
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-13
local anD STATE Nrms.
Tuesday, May ID, 1879.

as-Singe copies of the Daily and Weekly are on
sale AT his Office aud at PipIccs bookstore lntar
diner at falmcr's Boo kstorc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-13
So 90 to SO 90.

When You need clothing for Yourself or boss. il
will repay Nou to call At and examine our
goods and prices GU will be surprised to find the
price ot well made aud good fitting garments n low
a. We now offering them
II announcement for Nnu To call at store, write
what clas, of goods You wish, and about Ina, price
voa wish to pay, nad We will send YOU, free by mail
samples ut goods and our rules for III, ,urem.t
fit warranted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-13

Bs-Our patrons IN RENTING money should do so
= cheek, money ord or registered letter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-13
MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
EAST MAINE METHODIST CONFER
ENCE.
Appointments for the Ensuing Year.
fL OSI.NG EXERCISES.

Down, May u In the Methodist Con
ference yesterday morning, Bishop Foster
preached to a crowded house. trom It Time
thy. Sd. lGth, and ordained w. +. Chase. ].
Bran, W. II. Crawford. u. j. Robinson. as
/ Dcacon,
DIR. Foss preached in the afternoon, and e..
Rogers, NJ. ID. Miller and j. W. Williams
were ordained Elders.
In the evening was held a missionary meet
ing with addresses by DR.. Allen and Bishop
Foster.
This morning the conference closed. after
attending to some matters of business. fol
lowed with the reading of the following list of
appointments.
BA>GoR Di>rEI,r-W. W. MlRsm. PREslp-
ING ELDER.
Bangor-Fr,t Church. H. W. Bolton; I'd
Church, c. Stone.
liampden---C. \. Southland
W. llampden and Coles Corner-Supplicd
by l.. \. Gould.
Ninterport and Monroc-C. +. Springer.
Brewer and Eddington-A. l.. Townsend.
Orono aud Neazie-J. \. l.. Rich
Upper Saltwater and Argyle. Timing.
DiXmont and Plvmouth--R. y. Mcscrvev.
Newport, PALMYRA and Dctroit-B b. BY
ron.
Lincoln and Mattawamkcag-J. W. II.
Wharf.
pittsiicid. IIartland and St Albans-.l.
sprinCc.
Harmony and Wcllington-Su Supplied by y.
Turner.
4
Corinth and +. Corinth--C. B. Dunn.
Carmel. Etna and Lerant-A Bragdon.
Dexter and Riplcy--J Morse
Dovcr-C. \. Plummcr.
Brownsville, Milo and Wiliamsburg-D NJ.
True
Mcdford, Lagrange and Bradford-J. II.
Burnett.
Atkins. :. Gross
Scbcc and Bow erbank-W. II. Smith
Guiltord and Sangcr,ilc-W r. Jcwett.
Pattcn and Shcrman-E :. SkinEcr.
lioulton and IIodgdon-S. s. Ilanscom.
Monticello and I.ytteton-
Fort Fairfield and Carihou-A. W. AMBER
son
Danforth. Weston and Bancrott-E. A.
Gliddcn.
Carroll and Springfed-F. W. Towle
TopSficld and Nanccbora'-S. r. Page.
ibl'Nt \ NN anu 'idfhNbIl bTOOh- VI. small +.
ID. II. Tribou, Chaplain in the United
States navy and member Of lIampden Quar-
tDrly Conference.
Ro'Kr>Np DIsTRIcT-J. w. DAY, Prr>lp-
ING ELDER.
Rockland-G. r. Palmer.
Thoma>ton-W. H. Williams.
South Thoma,ton-W. Applcbec
Friend, Eiu-D L Thomson
Washington and South Waldoboro'-R 9.
Tyler.
Wadohoro'-C. l.. Haskell.
Damariscotta and DamariscJ tta Mills-G
W. Hudson.
BRISTOL. =. Smonton
Bremen and Round Pond-M. u. Miller
Sheepscot Bridges. l.. lIanscom
Wi>cas>ctD. IL. SAWYER
Gcorgctown--J. +. Crosby
Westport and .irrowsic-Supplied by :.
Bickmorc.
East Boothbay-A. j. Clifford
B0othbay-B. {. Wentworth
Southport-D. Smith.
Woolwich-W. ID. Eldrilge.
Dresdcn-M. G. Prescott
East Pitt>t0n AMI Whitcficld-To be SUP
piled.
Piu>ton-ro he supplied by &. II. Cliff
ford
Windsor and Cross Ilil-W. F. Chase.
Palermo and MontNillc-N. Il. Pcntccost.
Morrill,. Knox and Waldo-G Pratt
Wnslow. Nassalboro and Riversi!e-To
be supplied.
North and East Nassalboro'-S. p. Bcale.
China-Supplied by w. J. Clifford.
Clinton and Burnham-P +. Brown.
Unity and Trov-E. II. Sunnicliic.
lnion-B. NJ Mithcll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-13

The surviving members of the Legislature
Li1uor Law, and all others who were inter
estcd in the passage of the bill, propose to
celebrate that event, at Granite Hall. in this
city. ON the md Of June, it being the 2sth
anniversary of the signing of the original
measure by Gov. Hubbard. The call is pub
lishcl in another column.
The Interstate pedestrian contest was in
auguratcd in Boston yesterday. The mann
moth tent under which the great struggle
will take place has been erected on land on
the Back Bay. The tent will be illuminated
AT night by the Globe Gas Light Company by
100 burners. The pedestrians from each
State are in good form. and hard struggle
i expected. According 10 the Traveller,
Maine j. well represented 10y twelve well
built. stalwart Young men, all Of whom have
good records as amateurs The Western
Uni IN will run a special wire from the report
crs' stand in thctcnt. Higgins Ninth Regiment
Band will furnish the music daily the con
test opening at ID 7. NJ. sharp, each day.
The tournament will continue two weeks,
and probably longer.
Dow x Storcr have a choice fresh lot of
garden seeds.
The Gardiner Reporter think, thi, i, the
season of tie year hen man who own,
garden feel, q, though hi, noighbor ought to
pu. roof over his flock of hens
Next month an unusually interesting con-
junction of Mar aud Saturn viii take place,
the space between the two planet, being 50
small that it i. quite probable that Mars will
actually occult Saturn. An occultation of
thi, Kind i exceedingly rare. almost the only
one on record being an occultation of Jupiter
by Mars on January ., 1871.
ON Saturday an elegant new passenger ear
was sent out from the Maine Central shops in
this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-13

In consequence of the poor health of the
Rev. c. \. Curtis, pastor of 'nitarian church
of this city. his society has granted him
vacation till the month of September He
has devoted much time and labor to the new
church enterprise for the past few months, in
addition to his pastoral duties, and needs the
rest which his society have granted him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-13
tHdrrieo.

In this CITY, NAV 18th, by Rev. :. G. Sargent Mr..
Charles y. saben to Miss Abbie VI Merrill, both of
Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-13
Fire in Auburn.

LlwI>roN. May II. The dN Cling of F.
l.. .ovcjoy, at pcrrsvillc, Auburn, was burn
ed tonight; loss probably $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-13

The post office at Newton, AMI an adjoin-
ing store, were robbed and burned by bur
glars, last night Loss by fire 5000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-13

BrrrALo, May -. Jas. Moore and two
others, all drunk, were burned to death in
small house On the outskirts of the city, thi,
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-13
NOV \ SCOTIA.


IINIfAx, May II. Frigate Bcllcrophonc,
Admiral lnplefpld. has arrived from Bcrmu-
da. accompanied by the Druid Tourmaline,
Zephyr and Plovcr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-13

Business hours at Winthrop street dress
makers from 10 \. VI. till 6 =. NJ, unless by
sncchl ARRANGEMENT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-13
arrested.

NEw loEK, May -. Chas d. Orris. col
victcd of heavy forgerie> of Buffalo and Fri
bonds. was to-day arrested on the charge
fort, iting bail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-13
j AME> BELL, I
JOIIN BRIDGES
DAVID GARLAND, {
THOMAS IiTTLEFIELp, J
j VI. HvIZELI., !
ALDEN CHASE, Repre-

ALDEN CHASE, Representatives,
.ioIN LAHHAnEE
u. :. All secular and religious papers IN the state
friendly to the objects Of the proposed Convention
are respectfully requested to copy the above.
And all sur, living members of the session of ISL,
whoNoed f"r the Law. who NAV not he able to at
tend our meeting respectfully requested to com.
n'unicae to the convention their present views upon
the subject of prohibition.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-01-25

". no Doubt, this increased popularity pm
ceels from the habit acqaired by manly Of
playing at college but ii is mostly to be
attributed 10 the fact that the whist Of to-day
is 50 very different from that Of thirty
years since. Il, IS astonishing says DR..
Po'e, in how different iight the game ap-
pears LIS aeasaisifissa, ssHsfe. # # befng Ia
horious and rePulsive, becomes easy and
pleasant the student. instrAd Of being
frightened At difficulties, finds them Tanish
t'efssFe him aud tven those who, having
formerly practiced without method, take the
trouble OF learning the system suddenly see
the light break upon them, and find them
selves repaid hundrelfold in the incrcas-
ed enjoyment and satisfaction the game viii
afford them, . The chief means by which
the ''new game has i,een introduced into
this counry is through the practice and adj
vocacy OF enliege ssudenss: hut find eyen
among ti,ose who p'ay Systematically tricks
nf piay sanctioned. 80 far as kBow, by no
authority. Thus, having first lead from tne
long suit, many persons make tIteir sccuHd
lead from q .-sReak. that il one card, in or
deE 10 ruff on the retarn. have also no.
te'i signal not given in the treatise
-I-fumps being shown against you. says
Cayendisli, throw sway from your strong
suit because theiris Is no chance II hFinxing
IL in.N The signal alluded to is, trurnps be-
iag lead by yoar partner, and yeaf own
hand icing exhausted OF thea. to .lrap the
lowest Of your strung SUIT the first time you
are Obliged to refuse. as hint to plas fram
this suit when he gives up tramps
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-01-25
THE POLAR SEAS.
Capt Tuttle tells abont his Voyages in
the Land OF Ice aud SNOW


Capt. 4, il. TattIe delivered his lee:afe "a
the Poiar rggson-, at tn Legislative, baiI. Gas,
evening, before quite gcal zed suiieuce.
The iec,nfer speaks ia the hu,aeiy and plain
language Il he 'old salt. He Affects no
rlieserie aud does not strata hssnsetfts make
onrreet pronunciafious. It's s,strr>s Is very
interesting one. II is evidently the storg If
one who knows" Of man w,so has had
vast experience aud who Is cap ilasic of gising
infosnlntiaa no, easiiy oisaipcsl elsewhere.
Captain Tattse makes a gssl impression in
spite II his plaiuaess and wa..t ef aissctaiiAn.
he told aIpsut hls cruise IN the fright zac.
carrying his aaslitors with hini, frDln t,e ulid
die u June until the middle II Orsoi,cr. At
the iira date We are In lniitnde 90 degrees.
and sre saisiiHg north. Here We find a:illoss
cDafIpHeu lee and IN sI,uisSlapoe of polar
bears. sra.s, wsiruses, ere. The Captain told
OF all ll.es.. list dxeit vlsh particular FIND,
ness upon the whale They found tie frlnale
whalecosning south with their young, When
ti.es lsasl gene farther north they hegan to
Kill them and II was whaling that had ear
RED them INTO these waters. They were
coming south. At this poiat The Captain
stopped to stick : PIN -whs.s' he asked.
~were they coming south at slais tinlsi' Ii
was plain to him that they had gnnep snorth
10 breed their young and they certainly
wuuId NJ: have gone into tIais regioa foe this
purpose unlcss they had found waters congo
NAL for tile purpose. The sailors a. mt
care for the young whales, bar they nFscn
harpoon them 50 IS TO attract their Biotllefs,
that they may be caugha. A. isaussrutive of
the deep affection .tsF THAR offspring felt ls
these creatures, the Captain relates that when
one 81 them has been caught and Is al,oat to
expire, the last etEOst IL directed towards the
young, They gather the little oHes nader
their fms and - the last nes of their liSes,
hug them to themselves.
Further on, at 81 degrees, the Captain sayx
tisht Ne reached point where siie c6nslsSts
failed to point toward the north, bat ,sGrncd
directly downward. Here The ,capt6in thinks
Is located The msgnetsc belt. ssd he thinks
be made discovery. BY nSakiag As..'sss,iissiisss
he took oat can fafl oedis. fsam the i,o,S
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-01-25
Monstrr Engine.

On January : : huge specimen Of iocono-
tive art passed through Kansas City, bound
for the mountain division Of the A,chison
Topeka { Santa Re rnad. The eagine IS tl,e.
largest and most powerful ever l,uiitin this
country, and is intended to work on heavy
grade II the Raeks Mountains. Ii isa1D-
wheel tank engine of consolidated pattern,
having eight driving whrsis and a pony
Itwo-wheei) truck. Tie eylinslers measure
10 by 70 inches, and the driving. Wheels ARE
bus ST inches diaaleter THE sutsre ii eussr.
mous. l,eing straight, Ss inches disaiefer
IL has aI3 t1lss. each over II fryf laeg.
The fire.box Is 10 feet long. 4 water tarsk,
almast the entire length Of the ts,iscf. rests
On top Of the eagine. and wI.en filed With
water wlsi add cssnsidera .ly ta tie weight.
The truck wliects are 50 ia,l.as in diameter,
and are Of pairef. Niti. Steel tires, similar /,
those nos be1ng us,d - extensively under
tho Pullman slerp'ng- -eArs and af the Me-
.trapalitan Elevated Railroad, New York.
This engiae. when in working order. will
weigh itS,000 poun,is The great weight
and size Of the boiler, and the small driving
wheels combined form tremendous power,
well suised to the work the engine has to
perform. The eight driving wheels are
merely 70 distribute the weight fOr 1.-THE
weight rested on but fur, M rack ever iGii
could withstand the pressure
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-01-25

tom Of the ocean and forud II TO be nearly
all mineral, there being forty-seven cents in
gold in the one pan, He beiirves thar this
Is the attraction which causes the magnet 10
turn in this direction
Notwithstanding they we're without the
ai,i Of compass, and bis men were very
much observation-disclosures hopeless and
on the point Of musiny--he pushed forward
until lee came TO shat is called the icy bar
rier. be1t Of snoW and ice in the water ran.
ging from few hundred feat ts, = few hun
dFed miles in height This has i,een the for
tress which the explorers If the past have
not Ieen able to successfully tssaii. hut be
and l,is men cruised along the base Until
they found an opening, snd pass 4 through
It. In this he claims to haze fuand large
trough and the tussth Of an immense animal.
On the other side the sea was apen, and be
found banana and pIantsin lesve., gr3sses
OF aiIkinds. and woods, all tropie:.l in char
aeser. From these Indications he Is ted to
believe that there is continent about the
Nuith Pole aud that the climate Is tropical
10 It's nature
Further on be discovered the strange peo-
sslt heretofore described in The TrEba,9.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-01-25
4 Romance Of Royalty.

In the list "f srrifass rs this city Al one
# our priueiIa huseis appeared. Istely, il.e
name u Richard Vanx, pIiiiaseJplis. a
simple announcement, that Of the arrival Df
plaiH citizen Of tile United Sta,es. and yet
If fate had net i,cea against him. Mr.. vaux
might have ieen the consent ii 1 Queen.
ETef "a Inas x4sn Richard vaax was mar
veiousiy hand ONE aud facinafing yaslng
nan. lie went to Europe, and. being pss-
sessest 1T large mcaas, had sceess to the iest
Soeiety, and even attracted the notice Of the
ysnlng Quecn et England. who hal bar THEN
cnnie - Ehe shrale II Is slid the story
i'esng iald Il, ne Is ser.p.ls IN aathnsity
in EnglAnd thar ber hearts isst affectioBs
Aere given 4, Richar'l yAux. of the Quaker
City. alsst she would hasr married him, too
IT sl,e had lsea allowed, fnt state rcasens
iF..xailsts io deiss her. The escets xes Eng
iantl could nss mary ssii.Iect even If royal
I'losAl. and. therefore she was Iirced to f,is-
ge. her fancy for the American or ta1t quite
forget it--sor in memory of it, my iuformant
says, she has peTmiftr her ehilsiTea ID mar
r according 10 their hearts choice rstl,rr
than for ansl'itions sake. Nsnx Einseftsi 10
Eagland until her marriage with Prince
Albert put an end To his wiltes, hopes, and
then returned 10 his native iainl. Among
his maay gifts was splendid saicc, and the
tH@ 80
old bailsd ef I'll Hang Ny Harpop wiI-
los Tres was composed ~ him, she ia.ing
the heroine sf the plaiut:
=, I'm hang my harp OK a willow tree
u oa 10 the wars sgaiap: .
For the Lady lsve y IN sson ne q bride.
Witha diadefn Oh her brow
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-01-25
YOU NAUGHTY MEN.

~iii never more deceive yoa. or q h4FpiDess
bereave yoa.
But III die maid TO griese you, Oh soa nasghty.
RaIlghty men
you may taIk Of love and signing say fer Us you m
nearly diving
AL the while you know you're trying 70 deceive
you naughty, naughty men.
ia fortune No inherit. yOa see In as eyeEF merit
And declare Ke'rs girin Of spirit. Oh you naughty
naughty men
Bat too Oftea masnnluny i mere matter Of
Enonsy
weset t'itters stead Of honey. from you naughty.
naughty men.
Aud when married. how Jon tre.t Us, and Of each
feAd wish aefea, ns
And some win even beat as. on yoa naughtt.
naughty Iaen.
You take Us from our aOthers. irun our sisters
ana our brothers.
Wien you get us airt with esheFz. ol. yoa cruel.
wicked men,
Bus with al yeur Iaasts we Clearly love sou wicked
feilows dearly
Yes. we dote apoh vow dearly. Oh yea naughtY,
naughty men
We've mo wish 10 distress yoe. we'd scStsr far
eareSs yOa
And when kind we'ii say. ah bisss you. oh you
naughty. dear delightful men.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-01-25
MAS0N'S RANCH.

The proprietor Informs the publIc generally
that he Is prepared - rcepiYe att sceoEEsodale
travellers, and 70 supply passing tralfs er herds
Of animals with water
This il the only waigTinE place bstHeen the kaa
Grande and Fort Cu,nniags l always have 10.
abundance a water on hand, which Twill fnrnhh
st reasonable rates.
Ny table wiz be keps supplisd vita The bess
the market atforda.
Ihaxe piessaat and comfortable rooEns furnishes
uuith clean i.4lx lss.ahe oG iKaEgAeEA. La
comfortable and secure stiblinE for ansmals.
aiwaya keep g@od aupply ol bag and grnsa on
land
Travellers aill and at my place everything Fe
ausite L, sas,sly their wants ard aAd ~ tlg ccl-
ort, my charges will mol be found uRFeAsonsbie
r. S. Mason.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-01-25
a Game Of whist.

There can Le 20 ,lonh,, l think. that whist
+ ipsScaslng in popularity, for mot rnly do
el1Peopls now play, but yvang people also
are odten fond TO prefer quiet game to
aiorning the wAlls Of room. or gazing a.l4
Of the wlndox. The reader viii rensemIrr
TalIyrshd's remark 70 q youth vino 1lla1f said
that he did kot play Whist + aAYoung man,
wiias IN unhappy Old age yoa are laying up
4 FIR yuupuelfgg And nos days youth seena
tS dud the game a. attractive Is agc. Part
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-01-25
TGoS. y. cATEoS.
~. :. Attorney
(MTROs a THORNTON.
vi. TRoRsros.

Attorneys Al LaN. sause Re, Nea Mexico.
win prsrtier in sll the csHrts Of Iaw and Eanifa
~ tic Territory alsiEess nFoaspsIy astrnsie.s in
Dne inrnef u tla FIIu alps,iS 70 be Gaund al ilae
'fnee IN SANTA Fe.
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Cheap Homes IN New Mexico.

An ASSOCIATION oiErring homes id New
s@aET~@gt ~
attracting some aassasiou of the working
men Of New York, Tweasy acre farms wisA
cattle and farming implements are snsa f<
two hundred dollars.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-01-25
Travellers. Attention!

X s. Assox has parrhased the place here
iofoss kuowa ~ sioeums Rancho situated =
miles wea u AsslIla. oa the rosd To Silver Cits
and The ws~s. ald The ssmr will hereafter BE-
knnxn as
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1879-01-25
nE SHIELD

Attorney NJ Law. Las Vegas. New Mexico.
win prarfice IN the District and saprrne t..agts Il
the Territory Especial zltentiOsl Kiven 10 Land and
CFilniRa Litigation.
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"a .. BAI.BGR

surveyor, Lincoln. Lincaln Coanty. New Neaieo.
special atteslsoa &issn 10 the ssIysyinE and To.
eaiigs Of Government Lands. All bpsilcSs with the
&. y Land Ofsces proanptiy Amended to
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