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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
lnEcEAI 70 TEE rrxxxA pxrrr ExsTxxL-
Later from Beyond the Atlantic.
4 Variety u Items Of Interest from
var1ous Sources

LoxDox. September L.
The Ticeroy OF India telsgr2phs ~ fol-
igws: Ii II reported that mutineers have
xrrirsd a. yeliolA- Tie bad news Of the
naszzers in Cab1I has not affected Qze.so.
which i perfectly tranquil
Serious disturbance oeccrred AZ Lurg2n,
Ireland. Saturday night. arising cut Of the
ssxbbzag Of : Catholic IN . partisan a1rzy-
AL q the police we're called out and the
oonAies with the mob lasted some hours
GLASGOW, September Is
In consequence of the resolution arrived
II by the Scotch iron-mAsters last week
MT 70 secede - the demand Of the work
ing men for an increase Of wages until tie
81 furnaces have been blown out in various
parts Of Ireland. rendering 5000 men idle.
MADEID. September Is.
Liberal newspapers state the Government
s0uld have submitted a bill abolishing
slavery in b Aforthwiih. ~. il vas feared
serious trouble to sgricussurists would sn-
sue from : lack Of lAborers.
LoSDoS, September Is.
The Times says though the rsop<ning of
war In ~Afghanisran has produced little or
no eject on the stock exchange, it has
checked gradually ss-s-izg trade. i new
element OF uncertainty is felt TO have arisen
regarding foreign politics. the ultimate
issue Of which il 10 impossible 10 see, and
merchants in these circumstances naturally
prefer to wait and see whether competitions
are likely to ensue.
The Mayor Of M~iddleborough has writ
ten the Home Secretary as follows: Trade
has not revived here and great distress in
the districts has seriously affected those
who previously subscribed to the relief
funds, so that our local resources are not
to be depended upon. ! am. therefore,
Obliged 70 ask for Government assistance.
SNLA, September Is.
II l. nov believed by many well Informed
persons that Amesr's completely in the
massacre 81 Cabul Is unquessioaabie. Ac-
cording to the latest inform tion. orders
have been given 81 Cgbul FOR the ssoppAge
Of AL direct communication with the
British.
A dispatch from Durham says Dcuh.
exists whether King Cesewayo will be
caught or not. Sir Garnet wolseley in
formed the chiefs that upon the capture OF
the king their peace and prosperity will
depend. and that the districts affording
him shelter would be punished by the
burning Of Kraals. A correspondent at
Ulundi states hat the system Of burning
Krssls must force Ceiewayo to yield or die.
south American Nows
PANAMA, September 6.
The Star and Herald says The Gillian
t>st ~ Ptfaeuas sAptsrsl : torpedo launch
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TIE nznber af pasezrs iss1sd 1crsxsss
yearly. AID tie PAseaf O1oe = sse oasg
sels-sspporszag sssaadsr IL GsFssnzs1t
II rsrezrs5 s1Ss~fS - 6urz1g t&s yezr
eadfag With Jzze IL e~Irenoe1 oaly
Ssls-ss2 A. TAs nes Frossot s1ss4ss 81
Is she lxrgess tie g0Tsra-eaf las eTsr rs
e1srsd IN enc rerr from that TX
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Hcsz J. 4ozAss The s.y1zzz LisA era
tos.- vk0 ss1zred xsrlL u the inssrss-s
q ths D<zo-hey. Gi the nzs Ting fer
fhs Esr1bEscxzz II Csz.ornsa .. ske resent
sasstssa- Th@ Bodis S-xndE-d Esgs shAs
-Szs fsz tie grsss sd Evsz tie EsFatE
ca party By xx. HoAxn szd GER pspex tie
eosnsy wSzA hxrs sszs As As Dszozzy.
We desire 70 gsrs srsry Exa wAs assisted
In ne god w0xf tss credit nd 10 . .
zars enElssd n shxs regard thxz Is Hugh
J. 1oAaa-~ Hazh nnss hare szceee6ed
j EAxzag more eoGvs<ts In sAs Golde.
sAzz - id in tie Szgsbrnsh S.4s<.
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-srzzs tie pass fsr Ezo0tA shE-e has
tsea renrEzkss rssxsxhsy zzozg the ez-
gyrasn q PhIaS1ssph and U<zazsE- Ths
nzzb<r 1t a.asAz fzoog this Class A1s
beea s~nnsaaliy hrge- No SPECIAL cazs
las be<a assigned To diseases Thaa
rorsd fatal 70 them hezag vx-Nd aid
sarh ~ are Taesdsas 10 hunE75rT gs1sr-
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PROPOSALS
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING.

DIES F20x CONTRACTORS WILL BE
J received IT tie C.s-k - TIE Bszrz &
Se1oclZ -zs.eex S-1a1 tbs Oats zz-l SATEE~
DAT. AT noon. sEgTEMBEE =. 1879.
PGzE Al srECzex-1zs Ray - seez a. zAs
s@ae e VI z BOONE. CT Pszl street
The Trustees rzss-Ts s1e -s1. 70 rztAs- Any
E-z1 a. BIDS.
a szTLLMAS. Clerk CT Bozr1.
Ez-skG. ssyss=ber -. IsT2- s1-t1-
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PscxEzx Azzosz4rsan sara tk1s 3sos9.e9s
b1xasss x osszs-s VII BE taken froz Viz
gzA wxters sAs ys1r. sid mare thsn cn=-
f1sr1 Il shsss VII - kzn6ssd By tz pack
Es & go<<sR End Porsfz91rh- Th Krs--
ags rkzse q La Srsssrs . sA-tF-srs csnss
ssczhas ztkzzx As c.sz- E-.ds q yor-
taZk sszezhzng Line ss5o.aes . rear Za
baszosss las beez bz[f up sla liz wr.
ia = steadily izrxsnzx
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-16
ANTONIO FERRARIS
PRAcTI CAL AND ANATOMICAL
Main street. Two Doors NORTH OF
Jack Perry-s Saloon-

Doors MADE TO ORDER, OF THER
ID best French Msferials. Perfect nfs &sA-
guaranteed. A fun assortment Of enstorn
made loets constantly So hand. Ladies' wcri
made up In the best French style C0rk-soled
boots 3 speciality, expressly for winter and
spring wear. with Scotch bott,ms II desired.
French dressing for ladies and eAflersn's shoes
A large assortment Of imported boots AID
shoes always on hand
Repairing neatly and promptly executed
None but practical workmen are employed 81
this establishment. Call and examine ~
work. EkEAARI5-
Eureka, Sept. 10. is7s. ssll-n
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NOTICE Fl.

IL PARTIES HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n W. II. CLARK. and ell parties Indebted
to him. are requested TO call Immediately and
settle with ]. II. MUNDY. at the store. corner
Of Main and Clark streets.
Eureka, September 3. lsTs. SIT
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-16

TEE Salt Lake Trzbzze ssvs TAI rAzs
tbe miaznz towns 81 Utah. shs-h arg e1-
esasiFely Gsnrz% us rzFsdgy Increasing II
wealth AID psrzhHaa- Tx Noru0a vi
lszes are decreasing and drTizz Pr St
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so1.he-a earE.zL Is dad and sasrs thr=s
ssores formerly vsrs eonparstsssFy well
szprnr1t. thsrs Is no. enosgh DONG 30
szppor< czs.
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PACIFIC T.
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CALIFORNIA
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TIE ysv York Nail FlshIy observes
thzs Mr. Coakiing probably E13srssasds
fhss shs Etz and Eezbsis hg -hs 90
vsntSonx ars rzn ara moi thase b wAsA
e,sc1sons srs czrrsed-
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Tzr G<yrnz1 mining ezgI1se-s s1s c1i
10 The Ps<zze casss n 1876 By the German
Gorenzsn.- fer The FzrPose q inTszaEas-
Ing tie uines Ard mode of working r1e1
have made szxborzsA reports 70 sAs GSrsrs-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-16

TEE Eclipse Claims Azs At he Frs<n'
rate q isere1sa the popa1sssz ct Les2
vile . year from no. VII nos Be less tra
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BRITISH coLTaBIA-

Mining Matters ia the Far North
YECz0z1A- Sr1zb@r -
Tie sz<zzSA2 Cz-A t.aZ eslAz 2s
CEasl1x. arrived hsre Essze-z1y zsezzoc1-
TEs-@ i graf sxelsezz-s - >z-ss 41czf
mines. GslZs ara bang rsegr1a1 GA1r-
Tbers are zgw s3zs - c. 81 ZL1srs Il
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tn o. =. uias 81 Typo l. looking we'll.
They now have both tie hanging and foot
vAiis in the shaft. The ledge o ntinues
sbort the ssms width (ioUr fsetj bat
mixsd with cap-rock. The cap-rock il
gradually working out a. they sink.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-16

Ths school children Of Stockton, Cali
fornia viii give . ~penmsnship fair from the
1eth 70 fhs 7osh instant. Upward Of 700
speesmsns q psnmanship. showing the
relative iupscvsmsus made by each pupii.
viii b exhibited.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-16

CoLCxg-zs o.. Sspx1ter IS.
During A. Al.zre1to1 II th@ r~1r<hs1sse-n
EzbGxh q tbs city LAT night ArdreE
Flaming p1s fatally s1os By James Kerr
Te a5kzr occurred near the Pan Handle
roznd-bozse. xnd Es-r bozxds5 tie eastern
boznd freight Immediately after the shoot
lsg AID escaped
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-16

O PRINTING @, OF ALL DE
q scrfptieEs. execased With ass<csss x1c
dsspxfch II N ekn18p1L once
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-16

xAKK II CONTINUOUS.


There has been . large settlement In
Eastern Oregon and Washington Tec itory
this SEASON The immigration bo that
region has been larger han at A-y sine
sincef the original settlement Of the country
by the whites
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-16

Tbs quantity Of spirits produced in the
First Internal Revenue District Of caiifor-
MIA, for the 6rst eight months OF the year.
va x1s. 30 gallons against A. 800 gallons
for tbs same time in 1878. and AIS. 500 gal
Ions in 1877.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-16

The shipments Of bullion to Philadel-
phia from thu Tombstone mines. In Ari-
xoua. during b past two weeks are up
ward Of $4,000 The mill IL now regularly
running, turning out from %. 500 TO IS, 900
per day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-16

TAnasT, SAYS the xez York Trbs1s
has sid .-.erer three times Tie -h-r@
~ eser sill co1e next
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PUBLIC oRIxIO1,
~ 9bswn - ehs Pres sf ne p.
ef1e Coas&-

KAsyAxlccB Fcx.
frox - G~aexxrsezsc Zee.
1ne soldiers Nd s4ilcn u San Tranciseo
cs1 sfl in Iariri1g tie sx~-C01federssss 70
to1n WITH t4ea In the rsesStsoa 70 Grant
ds us< . -zHzxzxnlzzoEz Toe, and his noble
coadnrs 70 Lea daring the esos:nx scenes
c< 10 wx sl0zid have mad@ Kin ths
tread. II IeAsk d thnss With o. .esirss
whom bs fcaxhs.
xE cEkoyzczxs uTLrEcx-
Ys1an tie San lose Herald.
Ths San Francisco Chronicle kss proved
arsmxxkable success in killing wk4sexer
e2zse is espoases, knd saoald its exissenee
Be prolonged ne shall not be surprised 10
End il handsomely subsidized hereafter BIZ
eAadidases who desire 10 be nercslessly
abused and vili6ed-
xAKK II CONTINUOUS.
Trgz he Easzrprss<-
TIE State Fair Of . great State Like Cali
Scxrls ought 70 Be . continuous and per-
mxns1s Affair. nader and IN the care ol
vlss Eens and not n animal speculation
81 hotel nen and oxrers Of race horses.
Lzssoy IAroHr.
Trpzs tbs Ssessza<nto Bee
The San Francisco Examiner says there
Il . Lesson In the late election. There il,
and IL 10 never 70 eat crow ON an empty
stomach
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-16

A FAIR WARNING.

EEgHIy. FORMERLY OF TEE
a. EA.sE Es-zs E1a1Az-z S1crs. WILL ~
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-I- L@-l- @rlE--E u
Mrs Bo1@zE raz53zzg Es ShzEzsS
yssEsca e0znry. No. killed s#o Ct hex
eAl1rsz4 Et-Zs girls By giving rbsE nor-
zllz=- Sic rAzz r1s5 10 cozrziz sz3ebGe
~ szksag sozs drug. lat ao: har5Eg
ezso1gA % pr017ee dsata. she Ersezsp-sd 10
Ill hsrsszt b. hanging TIT vas discovered
before lie VIA sxrznel The supposed cx1se
bszng zs1szl dsrxzgEzs1s OceAs5o1ed by
for&x-Sr <rnr
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-16

xAaAHAf cSPttulDef o.
The Star and Herald says The Chilian
t&st - PifAeuas saptsfsl : torpedo lssnsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21

efficiency and system. The storm-bound little
islands of Great Britain, with cOast-ine OF
1892 nautical miles, have 456 lighthouses,
harbor and local lights, and % ligntships'
The United States has coast-line on DOM
oceans of about $500 miles, with 5000 on
the lakes For these she had Mt the DE-
ginning of 1873 provided $50 lights. There
are 800 miles of inland river navigation Tor
which there were sos lights, besides light
ships and fog-signals in position, day beacons'
and over 5000 buOys. The cost OF this
enormous work of simple protection reaches
about two millions and half each year. In
this country, as in France, it is freely paid
for by the whole people for the benefit OF the
whole people in England tolls are levied
upon shipping. In France. as usual Win all
her public undertakings, the work ~ THOR
oughly well done and at the lowest cost.
But it will not be until after many genera
tons of free-handed Americans have wasted
and wanted money that they will learn TO
make it in bulk as shr,wdly az their Engllsh
brethren, or to save it IN details as do the
French.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21

assert tha; lie present attitude of such Pres
ldent is the result of any species OF coercion
or pressure by party leaders.
The President means to do his duty. Or
that the country was convinced, even when.
it Judged that his conciliatory course was mis-
taken and would end in failure. The country
is quite as well convinced of that fact to-day
And the Democrats pay an unntentlonai
tribute to the just popular confidence
in the Presidents integrity, when they
seek to rob his vetoes of their influence
by the assertion that he has yielded again 10
the demands of party. The President, in the
present controversy, has held the position
which his official station naturally gives nm
that of the leader of his party. And he has
held it so we'll that the party is united as u
has not been before for many years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21
COAST LIGHTS.

The Duchess of Edinburgh, this morning, is
to break through the barriers which she has
haughtily raised between herself and the Eng
lish people, and to make "a bid for popularity
by laying the cornerstone of the new Eddy
stone Lighthouse. The Duke being Master of
Trinity Board, the duty falls naturally upon
his wife. There has been something oddly
dramatic in every chapter of the history of
this remarkable building. The lighting Of
the English coast has never. as IN this coun-
try and France, been regarded as a matter of
humanity, but of trade and profit. The Trim
ity Brothers, whom Henry VIII, "out
L" of his sincere love for the glorious Trinity
"and holy ST. Clement" appointed to pray
for the bodies of living sailors and the souls
of dead ones, got off their knees very speedily
to exact tolls from ships for the lighthouses
which they erected. Every wealthy man who
obtained the privilege OF keeping beacon
burning on the coast did the same, and one
or two mOncy-making kings turned an honest
penny by selling the privilege to erect these
bcacons. The whole control of the lighthouse
system is now, however, in the hands of the
Trinity Brothers.
The Eddystone Lighthouse from the be-
ginning has been made matter of enthu-
siasm and sentiment rather than commercial
undertaking. Winstanley. who first attempted
to rear permanent structure on those terrible
rocks, whitened for centuries with the bones
of shipwrecked sailors, was a whimsical,
benevolent country gentleman, who used his
scientific knowledge to play practical jokes on
bis neghbOrs. He built a lighthouse like a
fantastic Chinese pagoda. renamed in it dur
ing the worst tempest that ever had blown
upon the English coast" TO redeem joking
boast, and ended the CHASTITY farce by sink
ing in his most costly of collins to the bottom
of the sea which he had valnly tried to con-
quer. Neither Rudyard nor SmeatOn, who re-
peated his experiment. was a practical en-
gineer the first was a London silk mercer,
the second an instrumen-maker The work
of the latter. however, was n splendid triumph
of engineering skill, and has stood for more
than century.
1t may interest our readers to know how our
own country compares with England in the care
and thoroughness with which she lights her
coast The Lighthouse Department is, in
fact, one in aim with the Life Saving Service.
in which We outrank every other nation in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21

him seeing dressed in his military cloak and
fatigue bat pulled down his eSes, walking down
the middle OF Washington street. head down. turning
neither TO tho right nor left matter how formidable
might be the OF and vehicles They slnrred
nm because they forgot that this man. who loved
friends fame had been bereft ~ his all and
though surrounded by Nation, was IN his heart OF
hearts alone. l knew the exPresldent In Concord. 7
remember him he still seemed sad and alone re-
member Obse wing MIN one day "a he stood
pazzt Of his residence IN Concord, and for full hOur
win MS arms iolied. faced driving snOw-stOrn."
Charles Dickenss beloved hOme-the dream
OF his YOUTH the deligat OF his prme-Gsds Hill Place
snow for sale He bought for $50, bat mpro we'd
II much that IL will now bring FIVE times that sum
when he died price OF $4,000 was put on
the property at which II secured by his eldest
addition the associations connected with r. Diokeps
practically rebuilt the bonse, and added considerably
to the land originally pertaining TO IL. Among many
things which Dickens did for the house was IN
make a well. tue progress OF which somewhat a
matter for hin. He used 10 say, II IA qnte
railway terminus; 10 Is 80 iron and big" Dickens
made underneath the road the famous tunnel which
hIs lawn with the shrubbeTJ, which Was
placed the still famous chalet presented TO MIN
BY Mr. Fschter Up 20 the last Dickens Improving
his beloved residence. The last thing he vas 10
before his de ltn that had the great Satisfaction 81
seeing this mpleted. He said TO ms daughter Well
Katie, you see positively the last improvement 10
Gads HILL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21
ynnef 10 AoperIlsemenIs.

ANusFMFNTS- Sd PGcS-6tn column
BANKING AND FiNANCIAL-1h Pd0e-2d cOiunh
BANKRIIT NO1ICES-2d FGQe-5th column.
board AND ROOMs-Sd RAE 9th column
BUSINESS CHANCEs--7h Pa0e-6tn column.
BUSINESS NouCKS-4A Pdse-lst column.
DIVIDEND NOUCES-7M IOOt-6th column
EUROPEAN ADvEHIlsEMENTS-6M FGJf-0th colVlhh'
fNCrRStONs- Sd PdGe-5ib and 9th columns
IINANOAI-Sh Pd0e-4ib and och columns
TURNITURE-6h PGOc-4tb column
GRATEs AND FENDERs- an f0Qe- 9th column
HIlI WANTED Oh PoJe-5th column
HOUsHs AND FARMS WANTED 81 rage Isl cOiumn
ICF CREAM--2d Pd0e--5th column.
INsTRUCTION-Gfh PG0c-3c and 4th colhhhs'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-21
LIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-Raris and London journals deplore the
tragic fate Of Prince Louis Napoleon == At 3
o'clock this morning Weston bad scored Alb
and Brown 400 miles. =- The abdication Of
the Kbediye of Egypt is deemed imminent =-
No more American troops are TO be allowed to visit
Canada under arms.
DoNfrsTIc-The Louisiana Constitutional Com
veution has adopted a clause limiting the State tax
to Mills this is virtual reputation of half the
State debt. -= The fine Of Miss Lillian Duer has
been paid and the prisoner has been DISCHARGED.
800 Yesterday was Clas, Day at Harvard; exer-
ciscs took place at large number of
colleges. 600 The revenue cutter Seward.
sent 10 stop the Spanish ships from loading
with cattle in defiance Of law, has been driven back
10 Pensacola 10y gale. == Governor Robinson
has signed the bin protecting Nassau and other
streets in this city from the elevated railroads.
CONGHE~s.-In the Senate yesterday there
another long contest over the Army bill, lasting
til late into the night speeches made by Mr..
Conklue, Mr.. Kirkwood, Mr.. Carpenter, Mr.. In
gals. Sir Blaine and other Republicans, and by Mr..
Hi and Mr. Thurman al the Republican amend
Inents were voted down, and the Democrats even
voted down their own amendments, not to
send the bill back TO the House the Senate
still in session late at night. 80 The House spent
most of the day IN the transaction of private bust
ness Nh Singleton asked 10 have the testimony OF
the Glover Committee printed; Mr.. COnger called
for the reading Of the report, when the motion was
withdrawn slr. Lapham presented a minority re-
port. giving the views of the Republicans on the
veto messages; the House refused TO excuse dozen
members from attendance.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Additional testimony was
given in the Hall inquest yesterday, and BrstOw
Francis was arrested. - ". II. Vanderbit's in
tentiou to build rapid transit line Is now looked
on as assured -= Commissioner Fink and Sta
tistician Walker testified about railroads before
the Assembly Committee. - Additional attrac-
tions have been arranged at the COney Island
beaches == The cutting of telegraph wires at
the Metropolitan Hotel excited much attention.
-- The jury in the Hope burglary case
was locked up for the night. "A con-
terence committee on the debt was appointed
by Elizabeth citizens. ==- Gold value Of the le
ga-euder silver dollar (412l2 gralns), o7.77 cents.
Stocks dull but irregular, closing generally weak.
The Manufacturers local observations indi-
cate clear and partly cloudy weather, with chances
of light showers IN the afternoon or evening. Their
mometer yesterday Highest, So; lowest, So;
average. CO..