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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-19
FISH

FIsa FISH! FISH
10 bbls EASTP ORT HERRING.
10 half bols SPLIT do
III kits SHSr kOE.
10 Kits FAMILY ROE HERRING.
In store ard for sale by
CHA5. S. TAYLOR, Jr,
my29 No II north Union st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-19

REMLDIEs FOR SUNsTRoRE.- james, OF
the New York board of health. has issued the
following circular: Suostrcks is caused by ex.
cessive heat, and especially if the weather is
''muggy." It is more ap. to occur on the
second, third or fjur.h day of a heated term
than 90 the first. L:ss Of sleep. worry, excite.
meut. close sleeping rooms. debility. abuse Of
stiuulauls, predispose to it. It is more spt to
attack those working 10 the suo, and especially
between The hours Of / | o'clock 10 the moruing
and O'Clock in tie afternoon.
Ga bot days wear thin clothing. Have ss
cool sleeping rooms ss possible. Avoid losa OF
sleep aud all unnecessary fatigue. If working
indoors ADD where there is artificial heat
Iauodrles. &c.-sse that The room is we'll veuli'
lated. If working 10 The suu weara light hat
loot black, as it sbsorbs heat). raw, H., aud
put irslde of it 90 the bead q vet cloth or .
large green lesf; frequently lift the bat from tho
head aud SEQ that the Goth is wet.
d. not check persp!rslioo, but drink what
water you need to keep it up. as psrsDlrstloa
prevents the body from Deog oVerheated.
Have. whenever possible, an additional SHADE,
as THO umbrella, when wa!klog, CANVASS or
board cover when working in the sun. When
much fatigued do not 20 to work, but bs ex-
ca.ed from work. especially after eleven o'oock
10 tbs morpieg 90 very bot days. if the wolkis
10 the suu, If feeling Of fatigue, dizziness,
headache, or exhaustion oc,urs, cease work im'
medistely. lie down 10 shady and cool placs,
apply cold cloths to ADD pour cold water over
head and neck.
If any one is overcome by the heat send i'm"
medistely for the nearest good pbyslcso.-
While waiting for the physician give the person
cool drinks Of water. or cold black tea or cold
ooffse if able to swallow. If the skin is hot and
dry sponge with or pout oold water over tn,
body aud limbs, aud apply to the head pouoded
ice, wrapped in towel or other cloth. 1t there
is 20 ice at hapd keep cold cloth 90 the head.
and pour cold water Oh it, as we'll as on the
body. If the person is pale, very faint snd
pulse feeble let hin inhsle ammonia for few
seconds, or give him teaspoouful OF aromatic
spirits of ammonia in two tablsspoonfus OF
water with little sugar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-19

RACING ACROSS TIE ATLANTIC The new
Guion steamer Arizona recently left New York
and arrived at @ Queenstown 10 seven day, uine
hours and tNeoty thre, minutes, which is the
fastest passage ever made. When the stesms
Scotia, of the Cuuard line. crossed the ktlautli
from Queenstown to Sandy e ,ok, 10 Aususft,
1870, ia eight days three hours aud three Ei'
putes, the schevemspt was regarded as SONS
tbipg remarkable, for it was the quickest trip
that had ever been made. 10 May, 1877,
however, the Adriatic, OF the White Star lloe,
threw this trip entirely into the shade By steam
ing from Queenstown to Sandy Hook 10 seven
days tWenly three hours and seventeen mibues,
actual time, haviog encountered more Or fs.
dense fogs duliog the lss: four days of her pass
sage. Then came, in January, 1873, q s#s
quicker trip by the Baltic, Of the White 81 u
lIoe, which made tho passage sifsU- See
Hook 10 Queenstown 10 seven days I've.
hours and nlue mioutes. 10 August, 1875, y
Germapc, of the White Star Iioe, made ID
westward passage from Queers:oHn to Saud5
Hook in seven days twenly three hours sud
seven minutes, or ten minutes less than the
Adriauo's ,iuo in May. 1872 The Germaoics
lime was soon thrown toto the shade he .
City Of Bsrlip, of the Inman lins. ubic Aayn-,
the passage from Qusers:own to Sand
10 September, 1875. 10 seven days Nsansl
hours aud two miuutes. On her returnJL. va
10 Ouober, the City of Bsriio still furtbS
proved on this time By making the dr. @
from Sandy Hook TO Q Qleenstown 10 seveatt q,
ff.eeo hours and forty eight miuutes. 10 " s
cenber # the same year the Guy OF RlchnSXe
of the lnman Iioe, came near rivallps
achievement Of her sister ship BY stesS
from Sandy Hook to Queenstown 10 sewn
and eighteen hours. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-19
aRvGEasahn AaE AIsaUcEs.

= BHODERS s. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers snd Jobbers in
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, FLOUR,
SALT AND FISH.
A full line of celebrated pure, old Wh!skeys-
Brandies, Gin, Rum &C., Massey & Co.'s Pills
dephis and Cagetts Baltimore Ales, and Berg
uer s. Engeps Lsgor Docr, in caaSs or bottles.
Agents Tor James S. Welch Best Family
Flour, James s. Kirk & Co.'S. Standard Soaps.
Dupont & Co.'S. Sporting and Blasting Gun
powder, and Baltimore sud Potomac Riyer
Steamers.
Orders promptly attended 10, and consign.
ments solicited. No. II King street,
oct &-tf Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-19
FISH DEALERS.

NOTICE FISH.
400 packages OF POTOMAC FISH for sale by
S. J. REED.
The fish are first class. and are as follows, viz ::
FAMILY ROE HERRING, in barrels, half
barrels aud kits.
SHAU. in barrels, half barrels and kits,
MOI POTOMAC HERRING, in bbls, half
bbls und kits.
lie also offers fer sale one fne BAY HORSE,
also enc Buggy ami Harness, Carriage and Har,
ness, and CAT and Harness. This horse is we'll
broke, is fac driver AMI suitable for fsmlly.
10 III "a Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-19
BEDFORD (VlRGINlA)
Alum and Iron Springs Water,


Alum and Iron Springs Water,
MASS AND PILLS.
For certain forms of Dyspepsis, Diseases Fecu-
liar to Females, Chronic D;errhoea, Bronchial,
Scrofulous and Cutaneous Affections, Disorders
of the Liver. Kidneys and Bladder, Debility
Malaria and Headache,
Equal to any Water of its class known 10
me-" RUsTEB MCGUIRE NJ. D., Va.
Satisfactory in Uterine Diseases and in Ma.
lsrious conditions" g W. VAIL NJ d. Ohio.
Efficient is Dyspepsia and Nervous Diseases
g. T HARRISON, N. ?.
Used with success in certain diseases p0cTqlisr
to females" B. RoEMER, NJ. D., MO.
thoris" S. +. DUPoF, Ga
W. j. GILBERT. M. D., n, g.
Recommended as propbylsctic in Yellow
Fever Districts" d. K FAIREx, ~. D., La:
The Summer Season of these Springs begins
Juns let. Terms $50 month. Carriages meet
visitors at Forest OK Lawyers, each miles trom
the Springs, upon advice Of arrival. Accom-
modatons uncquslled. All the comforts aud
attrsctious. SkIlful resident Physician.
of doa half ss bossss oe s. 2B for g
cars at Lynchburg. VS..
MASS 80 CT. and 81 q bottle, So 80 and So for
dez sent post paid. This Mass is the Water
po.idiacd and contains all the curative proper.
ties of The water in reduced space.
PILLs.-25 cts.. 10 cts and 81 package, or
S1.25, g 60 and $5 post paid (thess pills consis:
Of the Mass in sugar coated pill form to suit del
icate conditlons.) Sample supply lent free to
any ph5sieisn desiring to uso it in practice.
Pamphlet free upon application. This remedy
of Nature is endorsed by tho Medical profession
and at.ested by results in thousands of cases
during the last II years. Address a. DAVIES,
Pres / of tho Co., 78 Main st., Lynchblrg Va.
Round trip tickets fron points North and
South at reduced rates.
Sold by JANNEY & CO. Agents, Alezan'
dria, Va. aplo-3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-19
DOTOMAC HERRING.

DOTOMAC HERRING.
81 Dbis select Family Roo Herring.
rs half bbls select Family Roo Herring.
20 bbls Shad.
10 half bbls Shsd.
Is kits Spced Shsd Roe, and O full limo OF
Eastern Herring s0d Mackerel for sale By
mySO W. A. JOHNSON u co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-19

Special contracts will be made with yearly id.
vertisera.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-21
A 'ard from pr N. F. smith.

To he Editor 0f the Chronicle-Sir: 1 have ust read an article m the Post, published by my former wife in my absence. This wo- man has during the past three years contriv- ed to bring my name frequently before the public, but as the articles referred to always appeared In blackmailina sheets, have ab- stained frIm any reply. This latest perse- tiOn. however, brings prominently forward the nlme Of Miss CAFpInter as having been the cause of the late Mrs. S. troubles. This is entirely false The cause of our first and final quarrel was a letter written by her own uhe ex-Mrs. Smith's) sister, charging her with so Ous offenss. The Bascom family were cognlZant of the existence of this let ter, and moved by their entreaties and "to save the life of her mothes," I destroyed it. I doedeu the y-MrS. Smith that elegant property corner Van Ness ana Sutter streets when it was worth at least $3J,0J0. 1 have since been of3red Si5,000 for il. About | the same time lost q large fo- tune in min ing ventures. And the woman who claims to have loved me so much and to have wished to avoid notonety has so persistintly persecuted me, pub i:Iy and privately, that my business has materially suffered She states that she was totally algnd med and left without support. This is simply untrue, as can be ascertmned Icy anyone interested sufficiently to investigate the m Itter. Besides, she has had the option of accepting sa,O0o cein as we'll as $50 De month almony if she would grant niy cree. At one time she accepted the proposition on ihe CO., ditiun that should sign an affi- davit exOnerating her from certain ch urges in the shape of sworn affidaViis winch I ohuld have used against her in the Courts. fooIishly yielded the point against the advice of my attorney, ana the result he predicted naturally followed. This time
 am free in spite of her cunning. The Hon. Thomas Fitch had nothing to do with the passage of the Act divorcing me, and have reason 60 believe that he opposed it Miss Carpenters only crime has been her great love for me, and this becomes her highest duty as my welded wife.
 W. F. SMITH, NJ. D.
 Yuma, A. T. Feb. !. 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-21
Prehistoric Remains.

George Carr, and others, mining on LynA Creek, have unearthed a bonanzl of human remains and curiositieI consisting of jaw bones, ollas, beads, stone-knives, metat- stones. etc. The beads are interspersed with cautiously wrought pendants, or flat pieces O. blue and green stones of very dim nutivc size, each punched or drilled in one edge or corner. The beads are of irregular sizes, but sll quite small. some black, some white, and others of various shapes aad colors, and when strung as they arc now, by the finders, form a very curious and unique specimen, of the ornaments, or perhaps charms of by gone and unknown age. Perhaps the stran- gest and most Interesting phenomenon of the collection is jlw-bOne which in shape, size and every other feature except that it has not. and evidently never had nut three or four toe:h. and they directly in front, is that of human jaw. Whether Is possessor, in his lifetime was grass-eater, which after 1iting 1t off, he swallowed whole and afterwarus cheWed his cud, or whether this Is an exceptional case, and a deformitv. some one, m 're learned in anatomy than we, will have 10 determine. The met, { stoaes arc Of malpiee and very small. These relics were found on top of the hard cement, or false bedrock and some four feet frum the surface of the ground.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-21
Arm, fau,pm.n,. anu D,.c,p,,...

The Board of Milit,ry Officers, consist. ing of Generals Miles. Morrow, Mackenzie. Benham and others, now sitting in ash ingtnn to examine and report upon i'm pruvements ih the disc pline and equip ments of the army arc making considerable progress. and have sleady agreed upon some important recommendations. They will report to the Secretary of War in favor of introducing the CTeec,mOor system into the t-rget practice of the army. and for the purpose of improving IT arksmanship among the enlisted men uf uffcring three prizes fnr shooting m each regiment, giving the man making the best record at 500 yards $J0 tn the m1n mixing ths s,coad bat, SD:
 aud the the third best. so. The rules of shooting aFc to be hereafter arranged. The beard has also agreed Co make changes ID thc distinguishing colurs os the uniforms of the several branches of the service changing ihc clvairy color from yellow to orangs aad the infan " color from blue ic Vli'c. \ I Graphic, Fg6. ;, 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-21
TIFF R. R. vorr TWO YEARS AGO.

The vote in the House, on the Bill tc exempt the $. F. R. K. from taxation in thr Eth Legislature, n 1877, stoOd as follows:
 Bennett, Darlington, Foster, Hathaway Marion Miller, Ochoa, Ohnesorgen, Peck Parker, Richards, Stevens, Samaniega, Scctt and Mr. Speaker 15.
 Nocs--Bull, Hutchison and Head 3. In Council, the vote stood as follows | Ayes-Goodwin, Hughes, R .dondo, Rug gles and Mr. President, (Wooisey.)-5
 Noes-Moeller, Rash Stevens, and Ken dall-4.
 DISTRICT CoURT PRocEEDISGs.-In the District Court. this forenoon, Hon Chas Si- lent presiding. the case of Chss. E. Black burn, found guilty, on a charge of grand larceny, beng on indictment No. 2. was sentenced to two years in the Territorial | Prison.
 In the matter of s. c. Miller & Bro., ap- plicants for a discharge from their liabili ties, asking for a change of venue, motion denied. Motion was then made tor a re- hearing at this special term of the Court. The motion was denied.
 The case of BidwelI vs. Garside, wherein certain water rights are involved, further testimony was taken, and the case will come up for hearing at future day.
 In the matter of J. W. Clark vs. Frank Murray-dismissed.
 D. c. Moreland vs. Hugo Richards ct al judgment for defendants was rendered with out costs.
 Territory vs. C. E. Blackburn. on indict- ment No. 1, grand larceny, continued until June term, 1879.
 TspArt Rrsroprn- oyer;nc tba Rev. Dr. Wright delivered his fourth lee- ture on Israel Restored or the United States in r ,Jhecy. blsi1g his remarks from the text found In the second chapter of Daniel, 35th to 45th verses inclusive.
 The Doctor in the three previous lectures endeavored to prove that the four kingdoms mentioned by Daniel, in his interpretation of king Nebuchadnezzar' dream were none other than the Babylnnian Medio- Persia Macedonian and Roman. Last evening was devoted n.ore particularly to the fifth or stone kingdom. His argu- ment clearly showed that the United States was the kingdom or government in the pro- phets eye when he said: And in the days of these kings shall the God of heaven set up kingdom, which shall never be des- troyed. And it shall slald forever" The lecture next Sunday evening will be q continuation and conclusion ofthe | thoughts advanced last night.
 of the six Congressmen who have died | within year, Leonard of Louisiana died of yellow fever in Cuba; Welch or Nebraska, | died of pneumonia at his home; Douglass of Virginia, dieu ofintemperance; of Williams of Michigan, died of apoplexy; Hartridge Of Georgia, died or pneumonia, and schlei- cher Of Texas. died sf erysipelas.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-21

Hou. James Stinson has been appointed Probate Judge for the County of Apache Good enough.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-21
Local Intelligence.
SATURDAY.

Bioated, leacherous boud-holders and raj Go.
 Hon. E. R. Nicoles leaves to. morrow for Salt River, Phenix, for the purpose o meeting his family and bringing them to hi. home m Williamson Valley.
 E. W. Risley ,phono- graphic reporter was, to-day, appointed a reporter for the Thiru District Court m place of w. W. Weed. 4 good man, and therefore good selection.
 Capt. Vivian, an old friend for many years, and at present stationed at Camp Apache, accompanied by Doctor Oldmixon, arrived m Thursday, from Camp Apache, where they left everybody and everything lively.
 Last night. as the clock struck l2, the hammers of both officers of the House of Representatives came down, and the Tenth Legislative Assembly of the Territory was pronounced adjourned, sine die.
 Gen. Fremont, will, in few days. pro. ceed to Salt River Valley, and thoroughly post himself in regard to the situation of the Pima Indians, and the lands they are occupying. and from there will proceed to Washington, and ask that the Indian question be settled and in manner that will be satisfactory to the people of that fertile valley. We spprehend that near the con- fuence of the Verde. can be found suitable Reservation for those red children of the forest, and one that can be obtained at reasonable figure, and the location be such that no conflict will arise between them ana the whites.
 THE LEGISLATIVE BAII~-A party was giTep, complimentary, to the members of the Tenth Legislature, by the ladies of Prescott, last evening, in the Theater build ing. The house was filled with our dis- tinguished legislators, officers and ladies from Fort Whipple, and the ladies and gen tlemen from town. The Whippie Band furnished the music for the occasion, and the supper, a very important item in the programme. was gotten up by Tom Whi C. head. in his best style. Owing to unfn- ished business in the legisture, the gentle men belonging thereto, were kept away un- til late hour, but finally marched in and enjoyed themselves satisfactorily. until the scee sma hours began to throw the light of the dawning day upon the town and sur rounding hills, which reminded all 'es6n that the tune had arrived for bidding each an efectionate adieu, and our guests pleasant journey home to the differeot sections of the Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-21
ny Moftos Low Prices

have a large and we'll As- soItsd stock or B"ots and Shoes which I HiIl sell
 at the following prices:
 MEMS BOOTS Light dress. sewed. mOrrooo top ss.p plain '' Q
 oco box foe a Napoleon riding boots, screwed x a ArlzOua teafnsters' bo heavy calf tan sole | 50 " 1" e a pl.i, Sn A.. . eo 0: K' light kip boot, tap sole, nailed 500
 ' ' screwed, plain 800 Neat business boot medium calf tap sole 6So to 700 ' slip 625 tO SD Original and genuine Cal bird hunters boo, 5o0 Ietyy kip boots, from 3S0 to s m Flow shoes 99S Brogans Soo A.. Q oo hue lot of boys shoes at very low prices. h..Ve choice t of iades' bamoral and button boots, from , aK . . oo Also few cases of Misses and childrens shoes at p-ie to plea3e everybody
 boots. VI -'~iN"s
 CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. Men o,ii and Kip boots, sewed sl6.0O to 1900 r, or begged Il.OO All kinds of boots made to order at short notice and perfect ht every time. good assortment of leather and nnding always on hand.
 Repairing neatly and cheaply done. satisfaction guarantees s.ss w. H. WILLISCRAFT.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-21

Bioated, leacherous bond-holders and rail road builders must go-Kearney, Morgan & Go.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-21

Hon. Guil:orl Hathaway, the former manager of the Gray Eagle Stable. has gone to Blackberry in Mohave county on business
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-21

An old Hsssayamper and resident of Phe- nix, predicted that we of Yavapai were to have bill for the removal of the Capital. for breakfast during zach day of the term. He was simply ''leeile" off
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-21

Hons. C. NJ. Gray of Marieopa, and P Thomas of Pinal. lock leave of their FIes colt friends this morning, and proceeded per private conveyance, homeward.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-30
LITTLE BIG MANS CRAZE.
III His Child was Burned He Would
Die.
siour City lIor al Iournal

oiouk pity lkoHs1 1oufhni
Little Biz Man, formerly North
ern Sioux belonging Il, Crazy Horses
band, came rushing into the Agency
yesterday, his horse running at full
speed and he singing q "war patti
song, in nndc condition, the blood
streaming down his legs and very
much excited. lie jumped from his
pony and ran into the Agents Office
and asked for a gun. On being in
formed that he could not have gun,
ne stamped the floor, cried, and pulled
his hair, and being all covered with
blood, more ghastly and fierce look
ing savage was probably never seen
In this country. He tried to scratch
q match wrong end up, and smoked
the bowl Of his pipe instead Of the
stem. The interpreter having arrived,
he stated in a frantic manner that his
little 6irl--his only child--had caught
her dress on fire few hours before
and had burned to death. The physi-
clan, 10 company with Col. O'Bierne,
Mr. Mon, and the interpreter, proceed
ed at once to the camp. seven miles
away, where they found the child
dressed ID clean calico, amusing her.
self by playing with wax doll baby
and eating stringed dried apples. The
doctor found quite an extensive burn
on the right side Of her body, but
thinks her injuries are not Of a serious
character. 1t seems that before the
women found out how bad the child
was burned, they informed the Little
Man that she was burned up beyond
all hopes Of rec very, whereupon the
chief began stabbing himself, inaict-
ing several deep wounds, and would
undoubtedly have killed himself had il
not been for other Indians taking the
knife away from him.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-30

A TERRITORIAL contemporary says:
I'VE are bound to elect Democratic
President year from next faln By
which we are reminded OF the three
tailors Of Threadncedle street, who
commenced an address to the Queen
with the words, 1--WE, the people Of
England. - Montana New Nortl,-
West.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-30

The book contains nearly 200 pages, AZ
by inches, and is designed to be a pocket
companion for every wide-awake man in
the mining camps and financial centres OF
the West.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-30
Notice.

sTaO JOHN r. MOODY: YOU ARE HEREBY
d notified that we, a. Sifers and Zen. Wilson,
have done the full amount of work required by the
law OF Congress of 1872, and amendments thereto,
to-wit:
One Hundred and Ninety-six 1886 Dollars
On the Native Missouran quartz claim situated in
Pioneer District Boise county, l. T. Said claim
consisting OF fifteen hundred feet along the Native
Missonrian quartz lode and you are hereby re-
CURED TO pay us all assessments against you ON the
same aud for the publication Of this notice within
ninety 1907 days from the date hereof or forfeit all
your right, title and claim in, to and upon sail
Native Missouran claim, as provided by act above
speclhed. A. SIFERs,
August 9th--3m BEN. WILSON
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-05-30
PosToFFICEs.

P0sToFEICEs.
The following is list of the postoffices
in IDAHO Territory:
Ada county.
p p.a,' ivy Middle Valley,
D D;;omhiee' Payette Store,
E Fayetteville.
Is,ilr,ihetsFliie Pomeroy
AK store Salubria
na n ,"'IeS' Thurman's Mill,
Lower bolse, Weiser
Maun's Creek Weiser pr;a
uluoie'on' Council Valley,
Alturas county.
Atlanta Mon...
Rocky Bar. -A0ie'
Bear Lake county.
F;sh uI aao' Bloomington,
1on.a pasen' Georgetown,
a NV nai, Liberty
pan3s .peAer' Ovid,
"ii'' Saint Charles.
Boise county.
Banner, centorn;,,.
Horseshoe Bend, idaho ri.1s
omar,ei' Placerville
Sarde1, '.nIS Squaw Creek
Idaho county.
lear lear water, Elk CITY,
Jah,, ~ Grangeville,
op paS creek, kQma
We 49, tu,'no' Slate Greek,
Lemhi county.
Jorda ne nl,. Gibbonsyille,
Lemhi Agency, ChaIHs
Salmon CRY.
Nee Perce County.
Camas Greek, ropr S,,,.
Tene s.' Lapwai
TSS~ass9u, Moscow
800 ot'eA' Thorn Valley.
49, Oneida County.
1li,ton' Cherry Creek.
Eayle I,oce Corbetts Station,
Gentle Valley Maiaa ni.
Mink Greek, 0xs"~s oi'y'
Pleasant Valley pnr, Ne
Soda sns;., Sand Hole,
w.. spiinss, Terminus
n. 0wyhee County.
Caste s.e sJ's' Kaft River Bridge,
Gnoss Fairview,
Oallar Marsh Basin,
Rock Greek, Silyar a.. ereeR,
shoshone County.
Pierce City.