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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
KANSAS NEWS.

Friday, April 1llh has been SIT apart by
Mayor Case, OF Topeks, as Arbor day.
The Kansas Pacific agent at Wa-Kee-
ney reports his receipts during March to
have been nearly SIS, 0c0.
The measurement OF the Chicago &
Alton road has been completed, AID the dis
lance by way of the new extension is ass
miles.
The Wichita ElgLe has begun its
eighth volume. We are pleased to note
that the Eagle hss been successful.
John Boatwright, the colored police
man, who has served on the Fort Scott force
during the last year, has been reappointed.
THE PLUM TRIES BLOOMING.
linn Cou -ty CIarion,II
The plum trees were white with blossoms
on the 30.h Of March
GOOD TOWN IN FORD CJrNTY.
lSpearville News,5l
II you want to locate in one OF the best
towns in Kansas, come at orce to the pretty
town of Spearville.
ON THE WAY.
lEnporia sun, 81
Last Thursdsy We saw seven emigrant
wagons stationed on the correc of Sixth
avenue and Commercial street. They we're
bound for Southern Kansas.
TAKING SHARES II THE NEW MINES.
lOnaga Journalist
The Wamsgo Ir buae saws Pottawatomie
county takes nine shares in the Lesven-
worth coal shaft, that is, We send nine con-
victs to the State peniten,iary.
TO BE IMPROVED
Lawrence Tribune, ST.
The agent of the K. p. railroad, Mr.. c.
{. HOyt has purchased three car loads of
blue grass sod for Identifying the grounds
Of the X. Z. Land Office at Salins, Kansas.
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
Tee annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Kansas Pacific will be h., Id at Law
renee, Kansas, on the first day of May.
Eleven directors are to b. elected.
A NEW MASONIC LODGE.
Harvey County New, 81
List Monday night a Masonic Lodge was
constituted at Burton by Past W. NJ. S. K.
Peters. The Lodge room at Burton, though
not the largest, Is the neatest and handsom-
est of any in Harvey county.
NEWTON.
Harvey County News 81
The headquarters of the new internal
| revenue district being located here, and the
transferring OF the foreign emigrant land
| department Of the Santa Fe road from
Topeks to this city, are two more big
feathers in Newton's cap.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
INDIANS.
caldwell Post, 81

Five companies more OF soldiers have
been ordered TO Fl Reno to help quell the
Indians. Over eight hundred Indians, in
Guiding the Northern Cheyenne-, are max.
ing arrangement for general out break
Yesterday was the time set, if Gen. Nc
kinzie arrives to disarm them. Trouble
is anticipated. They say they will die be
fore they will lay down their arms and
stay in the Territory.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10

1T. LOWS, April $
tATTLE-sHiUpiug- ~''sS lDT - OF since
SHIurug., ma Low. good To ,hO'', heavy
Sc -, a - 80. 90" .pt, sI5c.r q: De- ter
-r 2a~. larry sCrsy... LtsI = s.. 5tsI 90,
cows ANA Hti',T.- g., CD %. cor. g. .,NtS,
- "a 10 o." C.., - % I -. % m-ut-, a q,
Hoe Parry ""'. ". sai,u ,.S. r, lO Kerr ana
&u imott~. - 3 "a, a., -. ma. : -50tS 90;
uuach,r t"s Icrt heavy, - ~ u, 10. l. erlpLs
= sos. ~utPn-yJ~ 2lv
~Itsf r-TIru; good 70 fancy, 81 5JGi -. Re-
q IL Is sUl, IA la, = . e..
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
FATALLY POISONED WITH WEEDS

harvey county News. o.
Il. NJ. Williams is a poor man, and re-
sided with his wife and one child in
smsll habitation Just south of the round
house. At dinner Friday last the family
ate quite hearty of some greens gathered
from slough on the prairie near the house,
which contain ed some poisonous weed that
msde them all sick. The husband and
child threw theirs up, but Mrs. Williams
retained all of the poison she hsd uncon
sciOusly taken in her stomach and was
very sick in consequence. Sunday night
she was prematurely contiued and gave
birth to a male child, caused by the illness
brought On iron eating the poison weeds
She fingered until Tuesday and died about
four o'clock in the afternoon, aged about
twenty-five years. The attending physi-
clan, DIR. Seaton. says that she would not
have experienced any special trouble from
the birth Of the child, had it not been for
her previous illness, and therefore sttri-
bu,es the cause of her death to eating the
poison weed She was buried Wednesday
The babe il still alive.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
CaARGE TITO TiLpEN.

Some of the Democratic papers hint that
the editor of the Okolona (Miss.l Southern
Sates is hired BY the Republicans to wli;e
revolutionary articles. AZ he has come cut
in support Of Thurman, thereby greatly
reducing that gentlemsn's chances for e
Presidential nomination, it il possible that
he Is hired BY Tilden.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
WHAT SOME THINK.
TEnnAria -nn 51

A great many people are visiting our
city and county with a view to locating
Too many come here with the idea thai
they can realize the alchemi-ts dream OF
turning everything they touch into gold.
People, to do well and mske money in this
country, must have money to start with.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
IN FAVOR OF OLD SEEDS.


The general idea is that old vine seed is
the best, though the reason why Is not clear.
The prevailing impression is that melon
ard squash seed should he two or three
years old before it wss planted to get the
beat crop; that more squssh aud less vine
will be produced than wi h fresh seed.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10

The Cincinnati Cmmenciai has forwarded
to us, in all S4l2 for the relief of the cnlor-
ed emigrants on their way to Kansas. This
Ia noble work for the Cc1imeTcioI and those
Who helped to make up The hsndsons sum.
Hare IN s. Louis he cuatKibaeioas bavs
- Rual ~ - e&nes - ~ ua1s -
- eoosu1e = -. Ne yo1s1.y ~
-! . elnnllnlipp = ~ - II.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
THE QUAKER VALLEY MUD SPRING.
IGalena Messenger, Al

We visited the black mud spring in the
Quaker Valley, on Tuesday lsst, and find 1t
one Of the greatest curiusitie,. The spring
is situated on a fiat piece of ground at the
foot of a slight elevation, near Shawnee
Creek. 1t is about so feet wide and $50
feet long. The water is quite dark, and
smells Of sulphur.
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Markets by Telegraph
NEE YORK HONEY MARKxT
NFw YORK, April s.

MoSEY-5S7 per cent, closed per cent.
MERCANTILE FAPEE-iIlilie. IS % 70.
ST ELISG-Quiet; ~ days, 81 st14; sight,
81 81.
C1TPo1s5 ISL, 81 C6Ss; do, 1857 called in;
90, iS7S, called In: y SIS, 81 Ol14; new as,
registered. 81 CIO5i4. coupon 81 t5lsGI O514;
new as, -ecislersd. 9s3s. coupons, .S5s 9954;;
lo-tis, sistered 81 0i14; coupons, 81 Of cur
rsncy IS, 25s.
GONESNM ESTS-Weak.
K. X. BoNps-G n-rally weak.
STATE SECURITIES-Dull.
SToCKs-Mar ct iirIy active, but specula-
I'll somewhat irTyg Uiar an, under the intiu-
euce OF heavy sales OF coal shares.
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A PHENOMENON.
IStocton News, 81

A curious phenomenon in the skies was
witnessed Saturday. it being a white, fieecy
cloud, extending entirely across the heavens
from southwest to northeast, having some.
what the appearance Of a rainbow, minu:
the gorgeous coloring. Aside from thi.
there was not cloud TO be seen.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
waATTHEY NOsr NEED.

A Kentuckisn has discovered in Bullitt
county lead mine "Oig enough to supply
the whole State with ammunition" The
Chicago Tribune suggests that If il had
been forest Of stately gallows-trees, the
discovery would have been timely ard
something to crow over. The trouble with
Kentucky is too much banging to too little
bs-yiru
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
Writing Them z -.
frankfort Record, Al

N. E. Stevens, agent, and John Coulter,
correspondent OF the Leavenworth TINES,
were In our city Saturday and Monday, writ
ing up Improvements and the business Of
the city generally. for the able and enter
prising daily they represent.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
A SLIGHT MISTAKE.


Jack" laborer residing with A. Raw
linson, filed his pipe on last Saturday
evening, as be thought, with tobacco, but
on applying the match there was an ex-
plosion; his face was badly burned, his eye
brows and eye-winkers are missing, and his
hat wss blown of his head. Instead of to-
bacco he had loaded his pipe with powder
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
WILL NOT s.rRRExnER.

Ex-senator Stanley Matthews says the
President intends TO fight il ont on this line
il ii takes all summer, that the bulldozsd
appropriation bills will be vetoed as fast
as the Democi ats can pass them, and that
if Congress should adjourn the President
would call another extra session, and so On
until somebody weakened.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
Another ibfl ~uIt.

Florence HeTaId, D
The L&avenworth TINFs has another libel
suit on its hand. This time Mr. {. r. jenk
ins, of Kirwip, Phillips county wants ten
thousand dollars TO take the smell OF his
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
HOUSE AND FARM.
PLANT GOOD SEED.

There is nothing in gardening of greater
consequence than pla 7ting good seed. The
same Is true with all plants used on the
farm.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10

NEW lUI n 1ltIa4Uf u
Nearly all of the sailing vessels which
arrived yesterday report having encountered
very severe weather of the coast during the
early part of the present week.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
Il @ sTo"- sADET~-

Tire "GHit~otorr lei or--:-
ATTLa Receipts g1r. srfrurrrts fGt
mHrErt strong tor The better era 'e~; 'rtfin
cn''HE - ~ r-rrit WY; native shipping
~''-t>. . u I -. aTi,c butchers e.rs
80 a.; cows C. 1850
u r--f.,'rfT'> l,f-T riuuis'rfS. 80: mar
h TIA y; saIss at - rJd. D, bg h at % "a
) 20.
SHEEP Receipts, none; sHtr mcnts. none;
make. - adv; native NUT o.s, good TO
choice, s. 6jUIJJ.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
THEY ARE YET ALIVE


War has been declared at Louisville.
The Rsplrter and the Herald have mar
shalled their forces (of words), and a
Fowler bit Of literature you can not ex-
pect to Reed than will be laid before the
patrons OF those two select family journals.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
A STAMPEDE.
LEnllmll A.A y

The horses belonging to the troops at the
Sheridan Roost, stampeded few days ago,
ard run some twenty five miles. They we're
stopped by Mr.. Dolin of this place who had
been down to the Post with freight.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
A NARROW EsCAPE FROM BURNING.
VALLEY Falls New Era, s.

Mrs. A. Bishop narrowly csc iped burning
to death last Wednesday. Her clothing
caught fire from the stove while she was
cooking, and the flames were not e1tin-
guished until after she wa, pretty severely
burned
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
scnor st Home and Abroad.

Col. ID. K. Anthony has been elected
school director by men of all parties in
Lesvenworth. Col. Martin was supported
for Mayor of Atchison by men of all parties.
The Republican editors of TINES and Cham
piJn are honored at home ana abroad.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
ONE HUNDRED AND ONE YEARS OLD

fort Scott Monitor, 4.
Charity Decker, colored woman who
has resided in Fort Scott some year,, at
tanned the sge Of l0l years yesterday, and
celebrated the event by holding a recep-
ton.
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The Town Can stand . Few wore.

Miami Kepub ican.J
The Leavenworth Press perpetrates the joke
of the season by calling d. h. Anthony a
moss back Democrat. The Republicans OF
Ieavenworth can stand a few more moss
backs OF the same kind without seriously af-
fecilng their majority.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
THE BaRDsLEY REWARD CASE.

Hays lily sentinel, ~
George Bsrdsley obt lined The depositions
OF number of witnesses in his case sgains,
the Union Pacific road thi. week; and for
the past few days the defense have been col
Letting like evidence at Wallace. The
depositions OF the Hays witnesses were
taken before Notary F G. Montgomery; d
C Nelii., spesring for Bard-ley; ard Col.
II. b. Burnban, Judge Advocate Of the De
psrtment OF the Platte, for the defense
The case will be called in Omaha before
the United States District Court some time
in May. Our readers are familiar with the
details OF the killing of the Big Springs
express robbers at Buffalo Station, and the
capture of $4,000 in gold by Bardsley am
his party. The pro ratr reward for thi
piece Of work was SO 900. The soldiers Of
Bardsley's party, who are virtually the De
PENDANTS in the case, claim an equal divis
ion OF the reward, while BardslEy claims il
all. The case will probably be settled a
this term OF court. Bardlley will attend
in person He has retained James Cowan
ore of the ab!est lawyers of Nebraska, anC
i, confident that he will win.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
CATTLE IN SHERIDAN COUNTY.


Mr.. Lyttle tells the Norton Adrdnce that
the past winter has been pretty severe
one on cattle on the range in Sheridan
county. Not very manv have died, but
they have come through in poor flesh.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
RHETORICAL TOURNAMENT TALKED OF.

An intercollegiate or inter state rhetor-
ical contest is being talked up by some Of
our active students. Defaite action will
soon be taken in regard to il.
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You Cant Have it While You Liz %
Near BROOKLYN.

What ~e want is a hearty, healthful,
generous, practical human life, with the
wisdom OF experience ard the grace OF God
to calm and invigorate us 10 our sorrow
and our Joy.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10

Whatever tends to diminish s.rerqth
hould be removed from the system + r
hose weakening diseases Of bsbvhord-
Collie, DiarrtGl, etc, Use Dr. Bnll'- Baby
syrup. which alEsys cures. - cents
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
TRAIN ROBBERS CAPTURED.
LET Scott Mnpirnr -

On the NJ, X. Il T. train. No. 6, bound
north, car loaded with -four, properly
sealed and cheated, was coupled at this
point. A party Of nire men forced III,
lock, broke the seal and got in the car
ready to start for 81. Louis, but on pulling
out the watchmsn discovered the lock bro
ken, and on Gliding the door open found
nine men in the car. He quickly locked
the door and ordered the Tram stopped,
switched the car on the tide track, and sen,
for the police, who arrested seven Of them,
and the other two escaped, snd the seven
are in the lookup lamentips over their mis-
fortune
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Loss BY FIRE IN SUMNER COUNTY.

NSe<N Sh ost, al y
Last Saturday morning about 4 o'clock
some one set FIRE to the prairie grass; wind
was very high and carried il to the stable of
MIR. Joseph Collins. 1t burned the stable,
two horses, fifty bushels of corn. a set OF
harness, saddle, pillow, and in fact everv-
thing he had. His son James had sow
with lot OF pigs lassooed to one corner of
the stable. The rope was long enough to
let her out on some ploEed ground, and
thus saved her from the flames.
LUCKY MAN IN osAGE COUNTY.
Lyndon Cor. Topeka Commonwealth
Your correspondent to-day, at this place,
was introduced to Mr.. J. NJ. Vsnbeutham,
who came TO this country from Holland, in
1871, settling near Lyndon, Dosage county,
where he purchased and now owns about
one thousand acres of as fine land as any
man could wish for. Mr. Vanbsutham, il
will be seen, was not in needy circum-
stances when the news came announcing the
sudden acquisition of grest wealth by the
death OF an aun. of his wife, who recently
died in Holland, having bequea.hei to him
an equal one-fith share of an estate, the in
ventory Of which amounted to S9S2 600.
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THE J. W. HILLMAN MYSTERY.


Lawrence Standard, :
Rarely does case present Itself which j.
80 mysterious and involves az much as roe.
that of J. ". Hiilmsn. Not only WIS q
human life lost but 50 900 ia involved IL
The case. There are features of the sff all
as mysteriously fascinating as they are
seemingly beyond human penetration, ex.
cept it be to one man. The body brou yht
here for Identification. purported 70 be The
body OF HilIman, Is five feet eleven and
one. fourth inches. Hillman's height SC
cording to actual measurement on the 18th
day OF last December, wss fire feet nine
inches. TDe question arises, does lying in
the grave three weeks lengthen a man out
in that way? There are other noticeable
differences in the body brought here and
the one which belonged to J W. Hillman,
as he was known here in Law
renee. But could these changes have been
produced by des,h and decay? 1t i
we'll known that in many cases death and
a brief period Of decomposition work won
derful changes in the human body, so that
it cannot BE- recognized even by long time
friends who have known and loved the
form when it was animate with life.
In this case the desth occurred soon after
the insurance. Hillmsn took his policy
about December lst, and on the 10th or
17th of March following, in a wild section
of country, far from home or fFierd., a
minnie bullet crashed through bis brain,
and death was almost instantaneous. Was
it Hillmar? Ii so. was his death acct
dental, or deep laid plot to sell human
life and blood for money? Or. has the
bo5y OF some other man been made 10 do
service and draw forth the rich prize Of
SD, 0O03s These are copjecture., and yet
there are indications which point to them
these are the trife-. light as air, which
to the suspicious mird may become proofs
"a stropv ss holy writ
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GEN fhtL NOlfS.
ILnnSn- EntN Inrrrnnl c

kansas City Journal, 6
The Southern Kansas " Western railrosG
enterprise il being pushed for ward rapidly
Work will be commenced at once at Inde
perdence, and the line extended to Eth
Falls.
A large force of men will be set at work
tomorrow morning grading and layin
track in the Chicago & Alton fiei.ht ysl
in west Kansas.
1t ia estimated that the Kansas Paci4,
has hauled out from 10000 to 25,OCO pso
pie from Kansas City and Leavenvorth
during the past three weeks A very larg.
proportion OF this number remained IL
Kansas aud Colorado. This il adding to
the population OF the West quite rapidly
Austin. the lunatic who demanded pos
session Of the Council Bluff road here +
few days ago, in the name OF the Emperor
of Germany, has turned M al Council
Bluff, where he commanded Genera
Superintendent Barnard to stop the road
lock up the officers and he records ard
give the key TO bin.
The conductors on the Santa Fe are
ing double duty. They have To run .
Nickerson instead Of to Newton, IS f1rn-ly
There seepls to he a settled convection
that on the lth inst. the Southern pool
will go the way Of all pools. This associa-
ton has ou:iived a score of pools, but the
advent of the e. Il A and its demands Tor
share OF the st. Louis business are regarded
by the Rlilydy Age a. very dangerous 10
the existence of the pool
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3 Button Kid Gloves.

The publishers OF that bright magazine THE
H0CstKEEPER, are not satisfied with he r.
MARI able success u fas already attained
bat propose To sui furtrer incrssSs. th.. III
by Offering a. premiums for very small clubs
OF 10 six, z 60 pa r. Of Button Kid, best
maze, each lady to chose her own shsd. OF
color As the price Of THE EoUsTKEsPzR
isonIy - csnis year. any lady can easily
with both tire grand Ho iday numbers for
January Nd February, sent To any address
on reeeips OF two one cent stamps, end the
sua@eases OF nve housekeepers, 81 as many
0tnerent post 0f13cezL Address THE House
xexrKR, AfEneapoais, sinn. febl2wst.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
COLLINS
VOLTAlC 80 ELECTRIC
PLAsTERS
Electricity and Healing Bslsa ms
Instant R.Iief from Pain
and Soreness.

instantly ard Dysteriously me electrical
FORCES generated b. this wonderful plaster act
upon L . nervous syst. m b4Hs-fing Pain
ara Nefkn. -, rOusif z tn dorm mt Muscles
INTO n " iIfe, stimula ing The Liver and KID
heS eur n2 Dy p>it, lad g-st-Ou, Biiiious
CONC, Cram - and Fai
Rheuma Ism, N=uTs' gtt, scia'ic7, Weak
spine, Weak aud -Ors L1r -, COrghs and
Affections, Weak stomach ard BbWe :. hgne
ana Liver Pa -. Eui. Tged sci On, Female
Wets Hes~, shooting Z ius o. IOu d the IOins
and 4 OK. Lack of strength and Activity.
Nervou-, Au culaTand spinal Affections re-
lieved aud cured when very other plaster,
uninzLt, lotion and electrical appliance
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
THE " CROP"

! find that the weekly shipments Of dust
and bullion from this city alone average
S250,0O0; that four banks and two express
companies are KEEP: constantly busy hand
ling the clesn-ups. From these snd many
other facts form very hattering opinion
of the country.
In subsequent letters / will so with your
readers 10 the various camps, and review
their se7eral interests in detail.
DEADwooD.
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PRICE Is CENTS.

ELECrRIC PLAsFRs. and lrsisI upon having
wh { YOU are willing TO Ply for. sold by all
Druggists
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-10
TMteklp GimeS
mn HAskELLs SPEECH.

THURSDAY. APRIL. 10, lS7s<
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A MANS BETEER TRAITS,

ard which existed in the old eastern homes
Influences that when grouped are best
known as civiliz alton; influences are
wrought by good women and pure, by
the pulpit and press, creating a
healthy public sentiment. A more orderly,
quiet, law-abiding, Industrious and conse-
qaenIly prosperous community than this or
Any in the hills 'twould be difficult to find.
A community of ), 600 souls, yet no muuci-
pal government, no police force nor nscessi-
~ for one, no debauchery. nor excessive
vics-fnd the parallel Of Deadwood if you
can,
Great as has been the change in particu-
lars mentioned, still greater, .'transmog-
Is observable in