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FREAKS OF TIE ARKANSAS.

FREAKS OF TIE ARKANSAS.
The Arkansas river has been guilty OF
several anaccountable freaks during the
past two weeks. On Saturday week
ago ii suddenly dried up, and remained
in that condition for twenty-four hours.
On Sunday the river had filed up again
as suddenly as il had dried. On We'd
ncsday last the water again disappear
ed. The Larncd Chroaosc0pe says that
thousands of fish were caught, land
locked IN little pools, on the bars, ana
thousands died from the intense heat
engenacfed in their little quarters. II Is
is difficult to account for such phenom-
cna. The .Arhalisas at Larned IS three
or four hundred yards wide. and usually
its stream is quite deep.-Chdmpion.
1.-THE same thing occurred in 81, the
tirouth vear.-ED. EAGLE.
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Tie convent near Burgos, TO which it
is said Engeuie viii temporarily retire.
is q favorite resort Of noble ladies seek-
ing the consolation Of religion.
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The ST. Louis Republican publishes
extracts from letters written by parties
from 'Ripley county" Illinois, who say
they have been driven ont OF Kansas
this season by the grasshoppers. The
grasshoppers have driven no one from
Kansas during the year 1879, and there
is no Ripley county in Illinois.
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The ''fiying Dntcliman. the fastest
train in the world. has reeentiv.beea ac-
tolerated. and how runs sixty msIcs IA
hour between Paidingtos ana Swinson-
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MISSISSIPPI GEMS.

Will loyal Democrats who fought to
save their country. read the following
extracts from the pen of the man who
has been lately honored by presiding
over large political gatherings in the
south and honestly answer if they, with
their votes. will back up party that is
run by men holding their sentiments.
The extracts are from The Okoioaa
States.
When HAYES rctircs in 1881, To make
room for President. il will be the duty
of Congress 10 declare him a Usurpcr.
TO cancel his messages and velocs from
the public records. and 10 remand his
name to eternal infany. \ more thor
oughbrcd criminal never walked the
earth unwhippcd of justice.
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Notice

Notice j. hereby given 81 al who bold say
order. irer.. ss5-c0rfrnrtn-- the us3sr-txSed.
for work done services performed si1a the E-sf
ten miles az the fBsiev, ~usster ard fnr- smith.
RAisrasst scath Of Mtehsts. that szl$s- presented
zifhia fs,eea days fruFa date, psynsat viii be
refused ~ we desire ali eixisss settled wifhss;
sielsy ALEXANDER a fofsk
Wichita. ksasas. Jui! "a, icss ~
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WITH THESE FACTS

before our delinquent borrowers and our So
fictitious injunction 10 prompt Interview and
adjustment. VIC must leave this subject for
their decision.
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Subscribe your money: take them 10
yourselves find them homes: furnish
them with work. and we win forgive
full many of the crimes committed by
Lincoln and the like hell-deserving fell
ons of YOUR section.
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Whcnevera Yankee Congressman lays
a chip on his shoulder, we want to see Il
Southern Brigadier spring forward and
yank il n high rs high as the Capitol.
There will be a backing-down on the
part of the bullies when this little per-
Torrance has been repeated n few times.
They must be taught their old fear of
and respect for their Southern superb
Ors.
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0KoLoNA, Mss. May Is. 1872.
To the Editor Of The States:
As HAYES has announced his intention
10 use the army AT the polls. when and
where the interest of his party requires.
would il not be well for the Democrats
10 put battle-tried soldier in the field
for lsS0-for instance. JEFF. DAVIS?
DO YOU think. We bastard Democrats
OF Yankeedom. that we have one 1.-THE
of the love and veneration for the Union
that we had Cor the old Confederacy2
DO you think that we feel one little OF
the deep devotion for the star->panclcd
banner that we felt for the Bonny Blue !?
spect for the beastly Radical laws that
blot and blacken your statute book?
You are fools or knaves if YOU answer
in the affirmative-blind fools or bcsot-
ted knaves.
We like the snap and jingle of the
speeches that a majority of our Confed-
ate Brigadiers have made in the present
Congress.
They will do to dot, as far as they
go, but they hardly 60 far enough. They
leave little too much 10 be understood
by intuition.
But wait till our President lakes his
cent, n 1881.
The way that the Capitol viii then
ring and reverbcratc with Okolona mel
0dies win be . caution u Lincoln black
legs and Southern scattcSbreeils.
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land O1BVE
81 wichita ksssns. Juss =, isfe I
Notice u hersby given thss ~ estteWtoa -0anIs1
settler kss died soties ~ his iutsatIoo ~ ehe =
psi proof In support NJ Bis eisi. - speass enAl
sstry thsse,f - tbs ssptrsstss a tAsrty days
fFusn the date of this notice. Viz
John = Mote for the vest hail of ~ ss9eAsase
quarter of ssrtisa 70, bws - ssssh, rssos sect.
charles kxusrt ~ ssaqwish eessly kaesas
iA-swtAf- al WAlhEo, nng>ssss
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prsl;ca,;ou Ee;is,

II Ksrssels ~ DosxSrsis
You are Estifssi that yoe have been sized
by Leopold HAYS In the District Court Of
>cdswick county Kansas aud thai you must
answer the petition OF paaintiF fiesl in aid
action. by August 9Th A. y. ir.s- or the
szme viii be taken Is the and jussgensn;
via lie rendered A. prayed in said petition
The Judgement yrsred fsr Is - soiIo~s,
viz: \ judgement against ga on yo1r Hnie
Cor sSI=-sts. with 1. per cent. interest," ffes,
August %. ss-s. and for cost. and = decree
fsrvlosiEx mortgage. txissa 70 ssrasrs szis!
aot~j ca the southwest 1gArter AZ seefleE q.
town -, range 1 west Ia sasd County. AID
barring ycar equity therein szd PRAYING tes
an orstsr % eel .sid izsd 10 satisfy said des,f
interests and costs nd ssso faxss d7< "a <ai5
lad and for xEy otk<s ssiisf egusa.e and Just
ia TIE pgeasises. LE1tUk>D HAlA
Dated Juiy Isth, ~. ~
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4 reconstructed rebel is the meanest
thing that crawls.
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oKoLoNA. Mss. MAY IS. 1872.

VIM. LLOYD Garrison. one of the wick
eldest men of his day. is dead.
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x...,s - -: p. =: SSsS5s -
-. - - :s 3 $ = =: - -
e ss;H = - 8 q -: - - - e
q - !, go, - - - l. - =
yilnsssss. M: 3one9 CT. sfDs1 (1l
ennU kansss I. L. WAkK1B HIER
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FIRST
Arkansas Valley
BANK
FIRST
FOREIGN LOAN DEPARTMENT.
WICHITA. July lst. 1879.

WICHITA. July lst, 1879.
10 Hhom a may Concern.
In the range Of our vast amount of Real
Estate Loans. in Sedgwick and five surround
ing Counties, We have sought to carefully
discriminate in the character Of our borrow
ers. As matter of reasonable expectation,
in the vast catalogue of orr borrowers. some
have not been able TO pay their interest a,
maturity-for all men who have been true to
themselves in keeping up and extending their
Improvements and promptly paying their
tayes-it has been our studious care to secure
on their timely application at the bank, such
indulgence as would project them in the po-
session of their homes. en- all our eigit years
experience re hare Rerer tore-closed or pressed a
Nan rio he'd been dus true 10 kimseif md prop
eriy respectful 30 "a.
There are some dclinguents on our record
now wherein equitable virtue forbids that
an adjustment shall be longer delayed. This
can be effected by prorapt payment Of due
arrears. voluntary equitable conveyance of
property, or suit at foreclosure. This last
is fraught with peril and distress 20 the bor-
rover. leaving him usually liable under a
judgment 10 the borrower for such arrears as
the sale Of the property by the sheriff leaves
against him unsatisiied. which may remain 4
menace for the term Of his life.
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wiesasA. kas.. xpssi :. Ne
Notice 10 hervby sissa thas ~ ~
t5fs asy II .tsews, a. d. lr7h
81 10 o'clock .. m, We will eenessd ~ eess ne
sale Ia the highest bidder, bal % - 49, uAan &c
dollar PER sere. In Quantities ~ tvos1s 30 eaeesa.
ting one hawssrsd and sixty ares. An tnn1a r.
snainisx usdispss~si 4 In lAis ise4 Alsey1e1 60
brseesi In what's knstn - ~ Chsss.kss Snip.
In townships 81. roath Of rasgsa eost - - veses
iactustvs, parsuAns " ortsS Of ~ oo1eyely ~
AIRY -, irs,. n. J.. WALxG0. npUkeegg.
JAMES l.. DYEn. Rscsssss. 80
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tsaas rs<Ass j..
". q. -. sa
HcUm1y. xnnnna.
nisi.;ss cs:ss 10 = 49, Sssss'.s =.
tlaa y - ~ SeegytsA go. 49, V4sND
s - s's Ss "a l. 3 80
!! $500 7 z. - Sx y .A.Es1: 4 = -
- nssu1as Aves0s. I. ~ cry - Wo.11A -.
-, e0ss ~ se,e - puhltc e.r1tsA. - - 49,
s sss.s..: 4 =; 8: s e - = 3, -
snd - - tsllpwiEa dsscst1ea - U1De41vs ~
unssa - ~ cousey - Ss1gvteA. 49, = &nnnns.
tp-Wts
Los ~ = - - Ts&s1a 49, = =. =
Aesas s<aaisitisa - - ei<y e VtAtoA-
q 90 s.s.s &: 49, 80 4 8. - s "a
~ sAsisey 80 ssSlsy = -
sAsnsssnrs, WsssaA - - 4. 2. ~
y n visAsr, rsainitcs Aseugney. ls-e
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LAND OpI1&W
NJ Wtehtta kaaeas. Ssty ~ ~ !
NOTICE " hesvby given, ut ~ eS)svta0-
nansi settler hss alsd sssiss u bic tutessssa =
make tnai proer Va sappsrt NJ bic siatM, esd -
cure anal entry shsrsot % ths szpsatlsa u AIRY
days fruus tho sats II thts ssetcs, vtx.
ANTHONY Thssssoa. for the lets and Sa1a ssaeA
half northeast quarter hsrsisa -. teUn -. esseA
range rect, and names the esitrvla9 - ~ Wit
NOSES via: n<n. usrmsn ~ Wsn1AQEy, usss
county, kansss, and Jams- Newell. - n6svAelo.
HI wALKEs, asssssss.
~ Jous q McI.Afs sst' ys es Apptlrsst ia
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y =
I lave epsusa ~ olArs ~ - pQposHqeten -
eases tnvslving sis5e - hansuont4 - Oualo
Trnss Lamb, bsesrs shs cuitsl1 neno1p GanA 49,
ef wiehitA, tssssal LAn'1 49, - oessSss ~
pAytlneBt.
Special asssssssa sivss - ssssssss anssAnns
IL nliues, The prspaytnQ ~ pre-snge1no 60
hamesssad proefs. aisssaine - ssstsss cesss.
-, ~
An sxpsrtsses Of tArss year. - ctss4 n ~
pnitsst Ssnsss Land O1lcs. WtcAisa. konsas,
sives M pscsliar MivA.sasvs IN tAs peaessstsse
AZ sll cisawss arising assiss ses fehsle lAsa
LAWS
Persons having casss AZ . cespltsasp1 ehasap-
ter will d. veil u niviss vita ~, hseeso sul8ss-
ting the sane Tor allju<itsatiaa
haze associated with Ne - Ps.rssps suius
Neciais. attorney -ai-sAw, lsts q unSf1anapptls
Indiana
Moesy 70 iasA ~ iswsst vnsss, = tm4ssvee
fArms, sad 10 prove mp clAisns VIA Caosuee
your ihtervsts nsd call On W..
Once Ia Commercial niack, next tsey - vnitsa
states Land O0es. wicAisa, kaasas.
loft n c ~ JOHN
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I A~rsby Eivs xsssss sAaa Aaps us>hiunwu
fsnn Ne esM II - Sees pessse. - 49, sosse
up - shas dnae. wali - asceaz1sa -. ~ steAsR
nsahss Of ~ la,s nrua, - ~ paseU - tzesrpss
may elect
Iviii eoatisas h ~ laaa psssssss - - -
plnce of bnptHesa. Viii - 61n6 - - ny -
pasraA. an1i new eass. ~ Vfn glvs ~ peeasaAl
attention N aay bnn1n>n sessasep1 - - soess
n. &, ~. JOHN
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oasesman syrup. {.

No other medicine in the world was
ever given such test OF It's curative
Qualities as Boscbee's German Syrup.
Ia three years two million four hun
dred thousand small bottles OF this
medicine were distributed free of charge
by druggists III this country to those
afflicted with consumption. asthma,
Group, severe coughs, pneumonia and
other diseases of the throat and hugs,
giving the American people undenlaole
proof that German syrup viii cure
them. The result has been that drug
gists in every town and village 10 the
United States are recommending IL 10
their customers. Go TO your druggist.
aud ask what they know about 1t.
Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular size
IS cents. Three doses will relieve
any Case,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-08

In british Columbia shey have bis
upon novel way to make Chinese inn
migration difficult. They propose to
declare all Chinese ports objected, aud
subject vessels coming from them to
such rigorous quarantine and long de.
lay Is will drive them to other lands
easier of access. This expedient is
probably adopted to prevent interfer-
ence by the higher provincial author
tiles, By whom discrim inatbn in tax
alton and otber measures of that de.
scription would be pronounced illegal.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-08

A bill has been introduced Ia the
Senate to transfer the money in the
Building Fund to the General Fund.
This means the abandonment of the
project to build an insane asylum in
the State. as the money in the Building
Fund was intended to be used for that
purpose. Should the bill authorizing
the transfer become law. $l32 100,
now locked up in the Building Fund,
will be made applicable to the pay.
ment of the general expenses of the
State. According to the report of the
State Controller, the average annual
cost of running the State government
is about S3oO,0UO. at which rate the
amount in the Building Fund will be
almost sufficient to pay the expenses of
state government for six months,
which will warrant the reduction of the
State tax. for two years at least, to
forty cents on the 800 valuation OF
taxable property. This proposed dis
position of the Building Fund and the
consequent reduction of taxation would
undoubtedly be more acceptable TO She
people of the State than to apply it,
and perhaps as much more. to be
raised by taxation, to build lunatic
as, lum at Reno. Times have been un
precedently dull. aud the prices of the
products of the mines. farms aud cattle
ranges of Nevada remarkably low for
some time past. making money scarce
with those who have to bear the bur
iens of taxation. The county taxes are
extraordinary high, averaging. accord.
ing to the figures of the State Con-
troller, about twenty dollars each
per annum for every man, woman
aud child in the State. Would
1t not under these circumstances be
wiser for the Legislature to postpone
the erection of an insane asylum until
times are better and money more plen-
tiful, and reduce taxa,ion9 The joint
Committee. sent by the Legislature to
Stockton to personally inspect the
asylum where the insane of Nevada are
cared for, say the buildings are com
nodious. the location pleasant aud
he~lsAy, and the patients humanely
sseAaed- Such being the fact. their
ranassion could not be Bothered by their
removal to Nevada, and for the present
~ least. they should be left where they
are. and the burdens of taxation re-
duced.
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TELEG RAPHIC ITEMS.

1t is doubtful whether the Army bill
amendment will be retained when the
House comes TO vote upon il, as
change of six votes would defeat it.
Fernando Wood has openly declared
bis purpose to vote against the entire
appropriation if the House insists upon
making radical changes in legislation
by meas of amendments to the appro.
pria,ion bills. If Wood can secure any
considerable following. there is some
danger that the entire appropriation
bib May be lost, aud the work have to
be done over again, and il is very GER
tain that if the Army Commission prop
position aud the Indian Transfer bills
so TO the Senate as parts of the resu-
lar Army Appropriation bill. the coa-
test in that body will be very short,
with the probability of a serious dead.
lock between the houses.
A Washington disp ,tch says the
friends of Linderman declare that
during the last months OF his sickness
be was continually harass d by the pry-
Jugs aud ING iirss Of Glover's experts.
After his case had been pronounced
hopeless by his physicians request
Was made by one OF ths experts for
statement of certain transactions in
mining stocks NJ sooner vas Llnder.
man barred than Glover sent a letter to
the President making grave charges
against Preston, whom tue President
thought of appointing Director of the
Mint. aud asking that he bs not ap.
pointed. The charges have been ex.
smiued, aud found utterly without
foundation.
The Kansas Legislature adopted a
resolution charging corruption Ia the
late Senatorial sleetion, ani providing
for Committee of five TO investigate
The lates, dispatches to the Gosern
meut eiseredlt all former adyicss abou,
Sitting Bun having recrossed tbs
Canadian border into this coantry.
The Grand Jury refused 10 indie,
Congressman Hanton for the alleged
offense of challenging Colambos Alex,
anier. By q vote Of l9to 4.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-08

The Senate Committee on railroads
authorized Dawes to report for passage.
without ma terial amendment, Plumb's
joint resolution providing that fifty per
cent of charges of Immigrant railroads
for Government transportation be paid
them. The joint resolution proposes
to establish fifty per ceat as reason
able reduction provided by the 81.
preme Cont decision Oh account OF the
stipulation in favor OF the Government
until the matter is otherwise settled by
judicial determination.
The Secretary of War. in a commoni-
cation to the House asks for deficiency
appropriation OF $685. 900 for the pay
of men IN the Army. the appropriation
having been made on basis OF 81 oU0.
instead OF 20, 200 men.
The missing steamship Celtic. from
New York To Liverpool, was spoken on
the 9th Instant, with the blades Of her
screw broken.
Il. d. Ryan, formerly conductor on
the Virginia 81 Truckee Railroad,
slipped iuto the shaft OF the Bodie
mine. aud was Instantly killed.
The Natioual Democratic Executive
Committee met in Fashlns ton last
evening.
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Bad For the Undertake rs.

1t is not probable that this country
will ever be SO healthy that We shall
have to kill nau to start ID graveyard,
Yea 1t Is cert iiu that as Hale's Honey OF
Horebound aud Far progresses III
popularity, the number Of deaths by
consum ptiou will diminish. 1t is ill.,
dubitaoly the very best remedy tor
coughs. colds. hoarseuess, IufuebZs.
and all diseases tending 10 the con-
sumptive crisis. that the world has ever
known. Sold by druggists everywhere
at 81 cents aud 81 get large size. AS
Il Is much the cheapest.
Pixies footnache Drops cure tooth
ache III one minute. sold by all drug.
gIsts at % cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-08
THE NEVADA LEGISLATURE

In the Senate yesterday. the Govern
or's approval of Senate bill, No. So was
read.
Blair introduced bill for the better
protection of Agriculture.
Stewart bill concerning crimes and
punishments.
Boardman. a bill relating to highways.
Shepherd. bill relating to elections.
Senate bill to pay Sl20 each to the
President OF the Senate aud Speaker
pro tenn of the Assembly was passed.
Senate bill authorizing the town of
Reno. to issue so, 100 bonds for School
purposes, passed.
Assembly bill. No. Sc. relating to
safety cages IN vertical shafts was re.
committed,
Senate bill. No 81, to pay James
Brown and Eugene Blair was passed.
In the Assembly, message was re
ceived from the Governor with his ap.
ptoval of the Holland relief bill
A motion to reconsider Davies reso.
luton referring all railroad bills to tie
Joint Committee OF Fourteen was in
definitely postp oued.
Foulks introduced a bill providing
for the punishment of persons divert.
ing water from the Truckee river.
Assembly bill No. 81, relative to pub.
schools and allowing the formation of
school districts from territory in two
counties, passed.
Assembly bill No. As. to prevent per-
sons passing through enclosures and
leaving them open. passed.
Assembly bill No. IL, dividing couu.
ties into Commissioner Districts,
passed.
Assembly bill prohibiting the employ.
ment Of Chinese on public works.
passed.
A motion to indefuitely postpone the
Smith Insane Asylum bill. was lost
and the bill Was referred to Committee
of the Whole.
Cassidy's bill providing for getting
the sentiment of the people by vote on
the Chinese question, was passed under
suspension of the ru As.
A concurrent resolution requesting
General McDowell to station company
of cavalry at Duck Valley, 10 northern
Eiko. during the Spring, was adopted
Wermuth introduced bill defining
the duties OF Sheriffs.
Assembly bill No. "a. providing for
the election of Superintendent and
Matron of the Stale Orphans Home By
the Legislature. passed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-08

WHEN the German law against the
Socialists was first passed. it is said
that Prince Bismarck burst out with,
Nov. off we go for the pi1-stickiogr'
t"Jetzs geht die Sauhatz los.'O And
apparently the chase has been tolerably
active. For Isl clubs ana societies,
snd 50 periodicals, as well as 2l0 non
periodical publications, have been sup
pressed. 10 addition to this. 81 per.
sous have been banished. The bsief
III Germany is that ths law has been
really success, IN the sense of driving
SOCIALISM out of the field,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-08

A MOVEMENT is said to be on foot to
asvide Texas iuto two States. TO be
known as North Texas and South Texas
This move II carried into effeet wias give
the Democrats two more majority in the
Senate. The matter is kept very quiet
at Washington, aud Senator Bayard,
who went TO Texas as "a member of the
Senatorial escort with the body of the
late Representative Schleicher is said
10 have inquired Into the feeling Of the
people relative to the matter.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-08
THE IDAHO LEGI.LArUE.

Twenty-Five of the forty days allotted
by the organic Act Of the Territory
have been spent by the Lower House
OF the Idaho Legislature in vain at.
tempts to organize. The Statesman
says the members seem to be in good
humor aud on the most pleasant terms
With each other. though the result of
each ballot is precisely the same as be-.
fore it WAS takeu-twelve to twelve.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-08

FOURTEEN differ mt nationalities, m
as many provinces. of Austria, are
under the sway of che Emperor Francis
Joseph. who is theoretically held. In
order to be acquainted with the condi-
ton of his subjects, to speak seventeen
distinct languages and dialects.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-08

THE growth of Bod.s is wouderfni.
Sly months ago there were between $40
Aud GO baiidlngs. with population of
| 40 Now theirs are between 8 0Uu
snd 4 900 buildings. and population
81 1000. There Is one str ct over a
Hile hng. lined on either side with
Business houses.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-08

HERE were Is. 63j persons killed in
1877 by Wild animals and poisonous
snakes in British India, as compared to
l9. 273 in 1876 The number of cattle
destroyed IN the same way In 1877 ~as
90. 1877. as CON pared with 81. $50 in the
previous year.