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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-01-09

We hear excellent reports of the
Puyallup coal. At first the boats,
blacksmiths and house-keepers trying
it gave very guarded and conditional
commentator. 1t was all right, very
good and equal to Cumberland; but
and then some objections would be
limited at that gave the hearer to un-
derstand that it was not at all right,
very good or equal to Cumberland coal.
But the reports are now better, and
the inference is plain that either the
quality is superior further in, or that
the coal is more thoroughly cleaned
before being offered to the customer.
We have heard steamboat men allcge
within week past that the Puyallup
coal is as good steam coal as the
Nanaimo, and that is saying a great
deal, when coming from men who
know whereof they speak. The con-
sumption of Nanaimo coal in San
Francisco this year will not be less
than 100000 tons. This coal taken
from the Sound would be equivalent to
the leaving within our midst of $780,
0O0-a very sweet little plum for our
hungry people to suck. Puyallup coal
is different article from Seattle coal,
and the two can never enter into disas-
trous competition. Our citizens have
no need to feel jealous of the mineral
production of our neighbors on the
south, for their good in all such mat
ters is our good, benefting us indi-
rectly as much as it does them directly.
Seattle Tribune.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25

CARD ,: Z
FROM .rHI plREcroRs
st-@-
THE q D DILLON
i- AID --- %.
ExoHEovER
MINI mo COMPANIES.
70 rHl NacxnulufRs o. THE
BultioM AND Ncnf0vIR
'MiNlxa coMPAHfs.

HfR. JOHN W. COLEnAN HAVING
IA secured the cooperation Of the San Fran.
cisco Stock and Exchange Board In sn sttemps
to remove the Directors Of the Bullion and Ex.
chequer Mining Companies. which attempt u
to be made through the iastrumsntslity Of
legal proceedings whenever Mr. Coleman shall
have succeeded In obtaining the signatures OF
the owners Of sufncisot number Of shares Of
the Capital Stock OF these Corporations. the
Board Of Directors n the above Companies. In
reply TO this arralgnmsut. trial and oondsmna-
ton had Of them BY this self.constitutsd tribu.
nal, without notice. desire 10 sta.s that they 70
spectfully request any and all stockholders
who may bs solicited or approached BY the
above party or his agents, TO call at the once OF
said Companies for any information they may
dsslre - to the true condition OF Affairs, before
complicating themselves with colsman 90.
BY adopting this course, the 8tockholdsn will.
in all probability. bssaved from trouble. annoy.
ance and loss. The Directors OF thsss compa.
MES desire Q full and fair examination OF the
condition Of tho sfsip Of the respective oom.
psniss, and will state that the reasons for the
l9Nyluk VI tuo hAto srso.moAss 49,
First-The necessity Of meeting the payment
TO the sutro Tunnel Company within toe very
near future Of an amount OF not less than
fioo,ooo, called for under . stringent contract
between ths, Company and the minss on the
Coprtock Lode.
second-Ths necessary eurrett expenses In
working the Bullion and Exchequsr minss.
Third-Ths sinking Of new jolut shsft for
both companies. which in the Judgment OF the
Boards has been deemed advisable. The Boards
OF Directors Of these Companies are willing. at
tie request Of th- majority Of the stockholdsrs
sisninsd at any time to abandon the ides Of
sinking this contemplated Joint shsit. - they
are likewise willing to 60 % far. upon the ~
quest Of such majority. to dis ontinus the en-.
tire workings Of the minss, and for that purpose
will. upon such request. rsscind the late sssssa.
ments and levy onssutacisnt simply 10 msst the
demands BY the Butro Tunnel Company. for
this. has to b met under heavy penalties 70
ssid companies for sll direct and consequential
damages ensuing for the NON payment Of the
amounts falling due under said contract on .
csrtsln nxed aay In each and svsly month.
By authority Of the ..-
o., ,.,,. y.,,,..= s9aspa aas.s.l OF pIRkoroHs Rs
psnies. Isu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
Why No Was Insane.
OIL Ciiy Derrick.

OH City Der'ek.
Our local poet came into the sanctum
Yesterday with . wild look In his eye.
and asked our opinion concerning the
easiest method OF committing suicide.
We questioned him and he hually div
ulesd the cause Of his sorrow.
81 sent poem to 9 literary paper. ="
said hs. "Here Is one Of the verses. ="
and he handed us . alp Of paper. which
read:
Tvss all my life to sweetly sass
Into those liquid eyes,
And on turned avsy my head
To heave internal siSas.
VERY pretty. said We. in q consol-
ing manner. There Is nothing in that
70 cause one to feel bad"
"No-o-o," hs blubbsrsd. "but this Is
the way IL was printed" and hs passed
over q printed alp from some news
paper, which ran as follows:
'Twss all my life to swsstly ssss
Into thosc liquid sJes.
And on turned away. and had
Hsaves Of internal sils.
That's whats killing me-" said hs.
In frenzy. That's what's sucking my
Nfs away. like . child at an orange.
sHeavss Of internal size! oh! I'm
going craxyi" and the poor fellow only
stopped 70 ask for . cigar ere he boltsd
out the door.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
MACHINERY FOB SALE.
FOR SALE,
AL rlI-
Machinery and Buildings
-srlossps TO rn.-
Woodville G. & s. M. Go,
situated In Gold Hiil Misiss DIe
sriss. Te.wiss

TNWsT-oNR COMPLETE FRICTION.
qesred Hosting Machine. sonnsting q
one dlrect-acting Steam EpEine. with shan.
boxss and, levers two hoisting drums TOR
ting Isvsrs:two Tubular Boilers, smoksst.sk.
brtsching. guaSs cocks. feed pumps. boiler
fronts, grate bara, bsck plates and door. COM
plets q set up including oil the BRICK wofk,
foundsiion bolts and timbss, also Two MANILA
ropss belonging 70 hoist.
second-Ons puppst y ynvSsro oo,n nuMS,n sslaons
Including surface bob and four hundred feet OF
10 BY 10 Inch pump rods. with stripping plates
four PlunRer Pun %, e-inch diameter. fioot
stroke, and one 10 Inch BUCKET Pump Also.
$50 feet snsh column tive Tlus Boiler, :G conn
snsine. and brick work sround boilsrs.
fhird-one directactins Air comprsssef
Fourth -Four Mining csrs. lot ofoid picks.
shovsls and drills ons saisty CAGE and chairs
riTh~Ths Hoistins and Pumping Engine
Building (lrnown q the new hosting vori,l.
Including the gsllows frame. building bolts,
doors aud windows /; also carpenter shop ano
46 pieces Of u BY l2inch tefoot mining um
Sixth One Blacksmith shop bsiidins. with
tools and nsterials In sams.
Also, the FolIowing Known - ths
Old Workss
rirst-Ope Engins complete, two hbuhi
| boilers and building covering same.
Beoond-One Quarts MIL, consisting oi nL
stsmps, two moriars, three pans, two scttleS
one clean up pan, one retost; sn. .,Idyns
covering mill n achinery.
Purchasers to Be 81 eipenss Of tearing dowl
and omovins.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25

TnYlE arc ipnumerable anecdotes
shoat Of Bill Travers, who unites to q
csrtain native Wit an unfortunate habit
Of suffering which he has never been
able to overcome. One day last week
hs met Q TREND whom hs had not seen
for some time. "Hallo. old f-f.ieller. F"
said Mr.. Travers. "where have You
b-b.bssn all this t.timef" "Just back
from Boston," said the friend. 81 have
been delivering . course Of six lectures
there" elm $3.50 glad" said MI.
Tsavers. Elm glad. be-c-cause / hate
B-B-Boston like hsll!''-Cmci,mdi Com-
Tnercidl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
rME TANGLED sKkIS

rur TANGLED sREIS,
Lvo men Wsfe aikinR " tae
OF vhat bad bsen and what misnt DC.
And - hs nrss his hopss maas thovn
Ths ttAs upen the bar made moaa-
4 world known and an honortd name.
ask not love. Let thAs pass by.
q fsns b mine. that cannot die.
Thoss tn the valley seek for love;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25

@YyrcH AND RESIDENCE -QIr0S,rk
~ ths NEvs oeaos. Main ssrsss' s0'o HILL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED.

ITO THE HoLLowIN9.NAMED DEFEND.
! suts. and 70 Ill owners Of or clsimants 70
the rs.l 90 ate aid improvements thereon. or
improvements wh. u ss-ess.d separately. In the
hereinafter drscrib.d d. Known and unkuowni
You are hereby notified that suits have been
commenced In the Justices Court Of Township
No. 8, Storey county. Nevada. oy the bt.te o.
Nsvads. plaintiff, against each Of the dsfendano
ine.ds. eribed tracts or psrcsls Of land with
the improvements thereon. and lmprovemsnn
when separately assessed, and all owners OF os
claimants to the sams. known or upknosn 70
recover the tax and delinquency ssssssed 70
nscal year commencing the lst day Of January.
4. ID. 1875, aud ending December 81, A. D. leIe.
and that summons has been duly iasued IN
each case. And you are further nottned tnas
unlsss you appear and answer the Compliant
August, A. D. lS7p. at tho hour Of II o'clock
A. Il. Of said day. Judgment will bs hksa
against you and the real estate and improve.
msuts therein described. for the saount Of tsk
and delinquency specified and costs OF salt
rutfHS. Tar n.h n.s----'
sfIsgAVS V 4. .inq sSsa s:!'Hsssissskz sS !. kpss g
D, and Improvements. ts..........:....UoW W
Gee Les--Tsx and delinquency on q feet
Of lot No. 3. block No. .. range Z. and ..
Buris H.@iitun Mining Co.. ccrpoi
tion--Tsx and delinquency on lot No.
81. block No. l, range Il, and Improve a,
mems. .......... s.s....'...s ~ "
J, p. Adsms-Tax and delinquency on
part OF lot II. block ]. range x, aud
R. J. IH;ii aaEisHn@Tsi ana; dsiinqu:ncy %
.na 1 impio,s@.ni:. s ssa III .. " & %
Dennis Cshill-Tax and delinquency on
the north part OF lot 20. block Q,
range D, and improvements. ......... ~ "
Chonts Mining Co.-Tax and delinquency
ON land aud improvements west Of lot
%. block Q. range De-. eeW
j. II. HARRIS,
v,,.. gs! s.s az IT, HI: STOREY Co. ;,,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
Or. slnFoRD's :.
+DoLEtlR PAD!
LIVER, lunss, STOMACH. SPLEEN.
BAcK AND KIDNEYS.
i..s. .S,.D ma iostsSa oI. 8. = Il ssss s. e

Ar f,u.ovxp AppfIAsos fof o. % TO PFsysat,
RsIlsvs ana oars The 70 loving dtssasss:
Anne and Fsvsf, Dumb Asus, chils. HvSr
CompIsint, Biiiousness, Jsundics, TerDldity,
Hnlafesm NJ Of The LIVER. LassitudA, lsAeSk
tioo, byspepsla. slrk xesdas hs. Dspscsstea -
syirits. buiins.s. w.n: q Appetite: Hal.al
csks. Rheumatiim, NsurAi IL Lumb. 90. ecia-
tica, Palms In the side, Beck. Bones and Nus
cles. For the Relief OF Asthma, Cstarfh, Bfoa.
chitis, Dipththeria. Wh0oping Cough, Weak
Lunes also Great Rslisf In Female wsak.
neea and lrreaulartty.
The One DolIar PADS ars within Tie
reach Of every sufferer. Rich or Poor. fan
siss. highly m.die.ted, containing ths bsst
boon 70 all. old and You.g. Male and
fe0aie. Can b worn At al finSs and under
al circumstances without interfering with
Internal treatment. By wearing this pad over
the pit Of your stomach. you save DOCTORS
bills, avoid taking nsuseous drugs. correct the
stoIach, invisorats the liver. prevent bilisus.
mess. absorb from the system malinai and con.
want certificates. we can send them.
Price. full regular Liver .siEe.........el each
Large Body Pad. rubber srtsek.........e2 each
We eend them BY poet. prepaid, evsfywhefe.
far and near. II not found at your drueGtsts.
TAKE NO OTHkR, but inclose the amount 70
us. aud you will receive either siss ordsrsd By
return mall Address ..
q. a. COOK q CO., Chicago.
sols Agents for U. b. and csnsdss.
sold By DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
VAN soHAAcz STEVENSON = co.. whole.
H. a fR1A n n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25

"TnAr's what I call finished ser.
mon," said . lady to her husband. as
they wended their way from church.
YES" was the reply. with yawn
"but do you know l thought 1t never
would BE-"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25

"No. I CAN'T srAY." replied q gentle.
man who was invited to stay all night at
the house OF Q friend. Before morn
ina my wife would be out with lantern.
like Diogsnes, hunting for an honest
v,an -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
PROsRAMsfR or GAMES.

,..c,u . .s~sp nm naMps
PROshAMMs or "A"es
The following Lirt Of Prizes. now on sxhioi
ton at William Nannings Jswsry store VII
Be awarded to the successful competitors:
| 4, Throwing the Heavy Hammer. weight q
| pounds First Prifs-Siiver Wasr rteher
secoud PriIs-one pair OF silver soois's.
2. Throwing the Light Hammer. weight II
/ pounds firrt Prire-siiver pickle castor' DEC
snd Prirc-Silvsr butter dish.
3. Putting Heavy Stone. weight ~ pounds
i Pirst Prize-SilveS butter dish. Second Priz'
One pair OF silver napkin rings.
| 4. Putting Light Stone. weight II pound.
| First Prizs-silyer breskfAst castor and nsphir
rings. second Prize-silver goblet.
| .. ehort Race tlO0 yards), for members OF th,
Club only; sirst Prize.sllve, castor and n Irui
S.sks, eomoinass1s;; Ts,n; p.so@s,,x.r onS ssblst
| s,.l p.,s. First prixe-opers alssses
| sscoad Pri1, silver napkin rings.
7. standing Jump: First prize-A silver ink
| stand. Second Prize-A pair of silver napkin
| rings.
| a Thrse.,.rsed Race. 7, yards: Prizs-Twc
| ps,rs OF cameo sleeve buttons.
Rpnnins iump. Fir.t Prize silver buttel
| dian. sscoud Prize silver cup.
10. Running High Leap: First Prife-silvel
spoon holder. Second Prize s-ons pair OF nap
,,,.,,,s ,..,.. v,.., p-.,.-r,.,,,,
II. Vsnlting with POLE: First rrihe-hIegsn'
plichsr.
IA. Tossing the CaDer. rtrst Prizs--ous rsir
of yoli sleeyc buttons. Second Prtze-Silvei
cup,
=, ,.,,,, u,,,a,.a Yard Rsee. First Prise
". 1ouI ras.,ns, sseond Prire--ous .ilye,
Snv '.,
v,.,.., =. ,.,,,.a and I,
-nsle msMo n,n Sn,sIn n,,sdsIsl Bensdicts,
y.; pr;,Snr. navn e.. ~ rye vhissys
frite--one oAse " MI,
IS Young Ladies' Rsce, 70 yarus; rr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25

Pssrouiss oppott,on.
Ana issp down impoaition.
In ". FouLxs : 90. HAV1 AxDU0lD
IVT. - prSos q IoB fron IN 70 ! \ csaee
/ Ssr posnd. All ordae ist Win o. =. 0AILUf
WI y Wsnysiy alisd. Mn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25

pnrs,o,As AND SURGEON.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
W. o. coNWEll. DENTIST,

HyrrRous OXIDE FOR THE PAINLESS
IN Erscton Of Teeth. Allwork First Cl.ss
- WaYrantsd. III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25

A handsome. solld. sterling. silver vase cup,
richly snGaved and elegantly dssigued-a gem
OF art-as the nrst prise for the team mAiins
HE most points. Shooting to he conducted &C.
cording 10 the rules OF the United states Ma.
tional Rine Association. Distance, 100 yards.
Zach mau to have TIN rounds. As second prize
20 the above the Club gives ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS. gold coin. " the team making ths
second best score.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
Also, the EolIowing Knewn - Oh
Old works.

B,ds for the above property in lots - spsei.
ssd viii be received ct the enpsrinteudent's .
once, Justice Mining Company. maftsd bids
woodvilis Machinery" up 10 the 18th OF June.
The Truaees Of the woodvills Gold and 81
yer Mining Company reservs the night 70 reject
ali and any bid
The properly may b seen By applying ct the
once Of the Superintsndent OF the Justies
MinipR Company every day from II \. y. TO
,. 4. up to the dms OF sdvsftissnsnt.
=. BAN. T. CORIlbi
6upt. woodvills Y. . Q. n. co.
Gold Kiii, Nevada, Nay 18th, 1879. myis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-25
soLp BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.

VAN soHAAcX sTRvKNsoN . co.. Whole.
sale Druggists. Chicago. supply the tzsA. -
manufacturer prices. .... ... -
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-09-18

New YORK DEMocRAcY.-The Democratic
State Convention of New York, last week, split
wide open, the Tammanyites boiling the re-
nomination of Gov. Robinson, and nominating
John Kelley. The nomination of Robinson was
in the interest of Tilden, against whom Tam
many has a grudge The election of the Repub-
lican ticket was almost certainty, without this
split; but with it, victory is assured.
We hear sympathy expressed, even by Repub-
licans, for the Robinson ring of the party. They
say he has opposed Tammany, and spurned its
dictation, and deserves credit for it. If the de-
feat of Tammany were the only object, this view
of it would be we'll enough, and it would be no
matter for regret if Robinson should he elected.
But the fact is, that Tammany has been the De-
mocracy of New York. 1t has been the bone and
sinew and muscle of the party. Tammany has
done the dirty work and the rascality, and the
Democratic party has received the benefits.
The immense fraudulent vote of New York City
and Brooklyn, cast nnder the direction of and
by Tammany, is all that has made New York
Democratic. That State would not have gone
Democratic at any time in the last forty years,
without the aid of the TammaBy frauds. This
is the machine that the New York Democracy
have kept and protected for the purpose Of de-
frauding q majority of the legal voters Of the
State of their rights, until it has grown beyound
their control. Now they claim credit for an at
tempt to crush it. The only way to crush Tam
many, is to crush the Democratic party, that
gives it exist ence.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-09-18

SErrExnER 2lru.


AT 2ociock, companies meet and organize into reg
iments aud brisades, and elect officers.
Will be rallied together by u salute from Capt Nix
on's Battery.
SEPTEMBER aJrn.
Salute from battery
9oclocck, n m, revcille-
l0o'clock, a. m, address Of welcome by Hon. ".
Price nuaie, SO
II O'Clock. M, basket dinner.
o'clock, p. IN, salute from battery.
LIS O'Clock, p. M, assembly.
3ocioek, p. M, speeches and music.
3o'eiock. p m. grand review and dress parade
SEPTEMBER e6ur.
oclOck. a. NJ, salute from Capt Nixon's Battery.
10 o'clock. a. m.. grand review, music &c
IL o'clock. M, dinner.
2O'elock. p. IN, business meeting.
There will be charge Of 25 cents for each soldier
entering, oDe-haf of which will be returned to the
Finance Committee, to help defray expenses. All
Soldiers can buy family ticket, good during the
fair, for 81 All soldiers and their families, and all
citizens, are respectfully requested to bring with
them their baskets filed the brm with eatables as
We do not desire to send out foragng party. There
will be register kept the grounds, and all sol
ders requested to sign their Names company and
regiment, &c.
September 25th will be the Grand Day,
at which time we hope TO all Soldiers present.
C. LELAND, JR.,
" PRICE,
F.J. CLOSE,
Committee.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-09-18
ssOId vep.,, Farewell Address.

SEVERANCE, KANSAS September 10th, 1879.
Well, old Chief You have done your share and
more too. You have come to the front like an old
trooper. You've secuted and skirmished. stood in
the front rank all the time and deserve to be pro-
noted. The Soldiers Reunion will be a success.
There will be an immense gathering of old soldiers
at Troy, on tho aIth inst They coming from all
over the State, to zine the Union" The arrange
ments are perfected and Doniphan County will
"sllow up' equal to the best of them. The Reunion
in Washington County will be nowhere, in compari-
son with the one We will have. They did well,
though, and mistaken fact the old soldiers al
ways do things well. They did well, when they
proved to the most fastdous and refined that States
were not Nations that States rights d-d lie,
calculated to deceive the unwary. They did WELL
when they showed to the world that this country is
in reality the home of the free and not the home of
the slave; They showed that this thing chivalry is
another id lie, and "horse thief and was not
thing of the present day that such internal nonsense
busted when old Don Quxote retired to his native
heath; The old soldiers of the Union are the mod
ern spartan band' that took the starch out of all
such damnabe chimerical greatness, and sent the
idiotic knights back to their ancient swampy homes
where they can while away their remaining days en-.
joying the hideous noise of cott0nm0ufh snakes and
alligators, and then ponder the old adage, ll
is vanity Now, gentlemen, don't get scared I am
not talking politics. am politician, but Chris
tan. The Reunion will not be political meeting.
but it will be dignifed, old-fashioned "Jamboree
love feast" social and friendly gathering. Demo
crafts and Republicans will meet on the level, and
part on the square.
We will have an old.time foraging party; and
right here let me susgest tc the farmers, that in
in all spare grub you have, such as light bread,
potatoes, eggs, butter, boiled ham, and such other
perquisites used to delight the soldiers.
This will be big help, and will in place Of
money donations The soldiers will all be hungry,
God helping them" Now, bring on your provision,
and will do justice to it. Wen go for it, and yell
grub pile. Come on with it, and God bless you,
world without end.
This, perhaps, will be the last of "Old Vets scrib-
bling lie may vanish ike ghost, never to appear
again, until the sound of Gods busle shall summon
the soldiers, of all wars, in all ages, to that great
rpllfall, the reyee Of eternity, tie resurrection.
Good bye, OLD VET.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-09-18

II Gold is now pouring into this country by
every ship TINT arrives from Europe. 1t is the
principal freight now coming from that part of
the world. Up to September 9th, $1,000, 600
had arrived, and several millions since that date.
The English papers are raising tremendous
hnbbub about it, and call for measures to stop
it. The average Greenbacker and peddler of
ruin is also in trbrlation over it, for it comes to
pay for American produce, which the Greenback
missionary and Workingmen's advocate do not
have to sell, as the only work he does is
bowling ruin and sqnealing for more greenbacks.
Neither can the European Governments stop it
for their people must have our provisions, or
starve
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-09-18

R Mr.. Andrew Dougans, who has reached
his home in Scotland, has favored US with late
copy of the Glasgow Daily Herald, which con-
tains an account of the sale of a celebrated herd
of sbort-horn cattle, called the DunmoIe herd.
Any number of Lords and NJ. P.'s were present,
and were the principal purchasers. The prices
paid are computed in guineas, equivalent to S.
in American money. Here are the sums paid
for three animals-how do Western stock rails
ers like them for high A COW, 81 years old,
27O0 guineas, or s13,50O; COW, 1. years old,
5000 guineas, or $4,000; bull calf, 6 months
old, 1850 guneas, or $6250.