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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-04
LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-Saturday evening, Lsdys Ornamented
IL Roman Gold Bracelet. liberal reward will be
paid for its return to MYERS h FINCH, Jewellers,
1914 Bridge Square.
EOUND-A small bay horse, black points, about
N years old. Came to omnibus stable Sunday,
June 9th, 1880. Owner requested to call and pay
charges and take him away. JNO. B. COOK.
July I'd, 1880. 1876
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-04

NOR SALE CHEAP-Four handsome ponies, top
IL buggy and harness. No 10 Rosabel street
1886
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-04
Notice.

C,EYEN PER GENT money on frst-oass city
= properly. GRAVES L VINTON, 601i z. Sd. 57-67
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-04

WANTED-Ap person who is good piano player,
w and who is also able to sing well Apply No 81
East Seventh, corner Cedar street. H. MOSES. 1888
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-04
BOARDING.

ID EAL estate sold and mortgages negotiated. D
III A. ROBERTSON, McQuillan block. 1904
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-04
SITUATIONS wANTED.-.MaIss.

YN7ANTED-Two or thres good farm hands. Ap
w ply at Ames' farm. adjoining Harveeter Works
1858 VIM. L. AMES
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-04
REAL ESTATE.

uOUsE, BARN AND LOT FOR sALE-A neat
cottage, good barn, WELL cistern, etc, with good
lot 50115O on the corner of Hall avenue and Eliza
beth street, the west side. Reason Of selling, the
owner has removed to Colorado. For terms and par
ticulars apply to. P. L. KAVANAGH,
176. Commission Auctioneer, 33 East Third street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-04
WANTED.

VETAETED-1O0 laborers to work on the streets, for
w the Saltwater Water Company. Wages Sl.5O
per day. 1e6-192
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-04

DARTNER WANTED-A good, steady, reliable
l. man, who has had some experience in fhe dining
room business, to tske half in crest in rst-class
restaurant having one Of the finest and largest
trades in st. Paul. This is one of those chances
to make money with a small capital seldom
offered. Only those meaning business and
who can give good references need apply. Enquire
at No. 80 Robert street. 1856
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-04

T1OR sALE-House and lot No. 81 Prairie stree,
II cheap. 174-204
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-10
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
Eureka Mining Items.

EUREKA, New, April lO.-The Rich
mond Company yesterday commenced
proceedings against the Albion. The
bosses and men in the mine were cited
to appear before Judge Rivss, in cham.
bers. today at TO- o'clock, to answer o
charge Of contempt Of Court. Last fall
the Richmond commenced an action
against the Albion to enjoin the latter
from trsspassing on the formers ground.
The Ease involves Q long trial on the
merits Of the controversy. Tho Court
granted, at that time, an order restrain.
Ing the Albion from passing under any
portion OF the Richmond patented lines
until the main case could be finally heard
and determined on it, merits. The
Richmond now holds that the Albion Is
e~ncroaching upon forbidden territory.
The Albion, on the other hand. asserts
that Il 10 not within 40 feet Of the dis
putsd line. The proceedings will not
interfere with the working Of the Albion.
The case will be decided today.
The K K mine Was yesterday formally
transferred to the Eureka Consolidated
and the men discharged and the works
shut down.
Mr.. Kicker. . freight conductor on the
Eureka 4 Palisads Railroad, while coup
ling cars yesterday. met with an acct.
dent by which he will lose one Of his
legs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-10
Alphabetical Liqsidssio..

"I've got q little bill against you."
said q cigar dealer at Virginia the Other
day to Col. Bob Taylor.
IA bill2 Aha! Well, that's So" 70.
piled the genial attorney. Lets see
your name in Packsher, ! believe; Pack
sher with . p"
"You bet. Colonel" responded the
Packsher.
"well, Pasksher. I've commenced
paying OF all my debts in alphabetical
order. I'm down as far as G. and when
l get down to p, there's where your coin
will be forthcoming"
Packsher besmed forth n OF bis
most festive smiles, set up the two BIZ
cigar, and Colonel Bob smiled eourtr
ously with him and passed serenity ~
stree, with q peaceful curl Of smoke sur
rounding his benevolent o~ountsnahce
like . halo Of good will.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-10
The o,Lcary Belt Contest.

New YORK, April 0.-Dobler has fal'
len to tho third place in the contest fol
the O'Leary belt, and his log Is said to
be in such Q condition that 1t will b.
difficult for him to hold his present
position. The score at 8 o'clock stood
Hart 42s. Pssram 4l5. Doblsr 4l3,
Howard 397. Allen 800, Krohne s7S,
Williams 375, Hantraker 33l.
Doblsr walks without lameness today.
At 0 o'clock Hart was 3 miles and 605
yards ahead Of the best record. having
1881 miles. At noon-Hart 447, Pc
gram, 432, Dobler 428, Howard 4lG,
Allen 4O4.
At G o'clock, the end Of the Hath
hour, Hart's score was 472 miles and he
was eight miles in advance Of Blower
Brown at the same time Of the race. The
Garden was early throngsd this evening
and not less than 1000 persons were In
the building. At 8 o'clock the vast floor
OF tho house was crowded black with
excited men. Ten to one was offered on
Pegram beating Dobler, and four to one
that Howard beats Dobler.
Score ct 10 o'clock: Hart 4S9, Pc
gram 466, Krohne 430. Williams 426,
Howard 45l. Allen 432. and Doblsr 458.
Hart's score IL nine miles ahead Of any
record.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-10

ST. B. Abernathie. G.. n. Baldwin.
E. Bslchaer and R. D. Sides" have the
next location. dated lin black ink) June
23. SO, 800 feet, commencing OF j. d.
Winters and running south ; ''surface
and quartz"
Then comes q bill OF sals-B. F. Set
tie 10 V. A. Houseworth Of "half OF one
undivided interest in Q certain quartz
veil ,ni ourfacs claim situated in the
vicib,.y o.; Cod Hill, U. T., known a.
the c. P,iat claim, said claim cor.
sists Of IA LII Of 800 feet Of quartz,
and ons.hai' Of 500 feet surface" cor
alteration 81; date. June IS. 1859.
Same date and consideration, sale by
v. A. Houseworth to B. F. Settle. ''one
half OF my interest in q quartz vein dis.
covered by Penrod, Comstock and Co.,
situated on Pleasant Point, U. T."
Then follows an agreement dated June
%, 1859. between Emanuel Penrod,
Henry Comstock. Peter o'Riley. Pat.
McGioushlin, Of the irst part, and ]. A.
Osburn, j. D. Winters, Jr., Of the I'd
part" by which the parties OF the FIRST
part agree TO sell unto the parties Of the
second part 1.-TWO. sixths Of fourteen
hundred (l40O) feet Of . certain quartz
and surface claim lying and being
located on Pleasant Hill, U. T., for
and In the following considerations,
to wit: The said second party agree
to build two arastras and furnish
stock to run the same worth the sum OF
seventy.Hvs dollars each, and the No. OF
horses or mules are to be two. It 10
further agreed that after the completion
Of the first arastrss the proceeds from
tn. vein and claim shall be equally
divided between the members Of the
company after all debts accrued during
the copartnership are paid. It Is also
agreed that the second arastras are to be
built as soon as possible after the COM
pletion OF the first" Then follow
agreements for an equal interest In the
water for working said claims, and that
II any one OF the company wants to sell
out be Is to give the members OF the
company the first chance to purchase
his interest, and that "Comstock and
Peurod" are to have the use OF tho sur.
plus water, II any.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-10
Weed on the Presidency.

New YoRx, April l0.-Thurlow Weed
In the Tribune says: "siI months ago
Grants nomination was . iorssons con-
clusion. There wal then q general be-
lief that the country needed him /; but
the circumstances and conditions bear.
ing lesitimately upon the question have
entirely changed" He thinks the nom.
iuation OF either Of the other principal
candidates preferable TO Grant, because
he has been honored sutici n'ly already,
and because tho anti.third trrm ssnti.
ment will imperil his chances. Weed
claims to have been Q leading organizer
OF the movement securing his FIRST nom.
instiou, and, naming those who particle
pated, says Of the survivors OF these
original friends Of Grant, though now,
a. then. really and truly his friends, not
more than one believes his nomination
expedisnt. II called on to express an
opinion, they would probably say that,
10 their judgment, the course recently
pursued by the Republicans Of Conneo.
ticut In their State Convention was prao-
teal and patriotic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-10
ny UNIVERSAL q

Arms oAruAario PuLs are the best Of al
purgatives for family use. Thoy are the produc.
Of long. laborious. and successful chemical In.
~vestigAtion. and thar extensive use. by Physi.
clans In their practice. and by all civilized
nstions. proves them the best and most effect.
I've purgative Pill that medical science can dc.
vire. Being purely vegetable NO harm car
arise from their use. In intrinsic value and
curative powers ne other Pills can DO compared
with them. and every person. knowing theiI
virtues, will employ thsm when needed. The,
keep the system In perfect order. and maintain
In healthy action the whole machinery Of life
Mid. searching and ersctual, they are specially
adapted 70 the needs oil the digestive apparatus.
arrangements Of which they prevent and cure,
II timely taken. They are the best and safest
physie TO employ for children and weakened
constitutions. where . mild, but enectual
csthartic 10 required,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-10

Gold Hill fairly oatiid itself last night
q, the benefit for the family Of the late
ID. II. Davis. Miners Union Hall never
bsld more people. The concert was
GOOD and everybody was happy. The
occssion was n Of unusual interest.
Ths proceeds cannot be figured up 81
one. ss the returns OF tickets have not
vet come in. bat tho result will be some.
thing handsome after all expenses are
maid
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-10
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Chinese Commissioners Confirmed.

S4A1NoS
WASHINGTON. April 10.-At the close
Of an unusually prolonged legislative
session, at about 6 o'clock las. evening,
the Senate acceded 10 o request Of Sen.
ator Eaton, Chairman Of the COMMITTEES
on Foreign Relations, for o brief s1scu'
tive session, and thersupon speedily
confirmed Mr.. Angel as Minister. and
Messrs. Swift and Trescotf as Commits
sioners to negotiate Q new treaty with
China. Mr.. Angeles nomination was
taken first and confirmed without debate,
except O few remarks eulogictic Of his
character and abilities, mado by MIR.
Eaton and the two Michigan Senators,
and the nominations OF Swift and Tres.
colt were then called up by Eaton, who
simply said that the Foreign Relations
committee had been satisfied, upon In.
quiry. that they are gentlemen OF high
standing aud ability. and had. therefore,
unanimously reported with q recon-.
msndation that they be confirmed.
Senator Farley at this point took the
floor for q minute or Two. and remarked
that, although he would not oppose the
confirmation Of this Commission. he de-
sired, nevertheless. to say that he con.
sidsrsd the present movement on the
part OF President Hayes Administration
a. an evasion designed for political
effect, and hs did not believe any prac-
teal results would DO obtained by II.
Senator Eaton expressed q hope that his
friend from California might DO greatly
disappointed by the results, and the
usual question being then put the nom.
nations we're confirmed without . dis
sentipg vote.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-10
rilden on Politics and Matrimony,

Illu6u VI IOlitICs ouu MosiihVuy
Boston, April l0.-Ths Herald has an
interview with Tildsn. who said: ~
don't mind saying frankly that the time
has come when I don'tsars o continental
penny for either politics or politicians.
I am not carrying on such an establish.
msnt OF politics al some newspapers
mako out. I receive 500 letters daily,
and get q good many slips Of compli.
msntary articles from editors. / got one
today from the South SO soapy as to be
almost disgusting. ! am no more moved
by fattery than by abuse. Many cum.
ming expedients have been devised to
bring me to q formal declaration on the
Presidential question. / shall not speak
until I get ready. The talk about my
dictation to tho nomination 10 ridiculous.
No man knows what my preference IL.
General Mcclellan wrote me an indig-
nant letter because ! did not tell tho
politicians what I nm going to do. /
don't let the breeze about my income
tax worry me. You would be surprised
to see the number OF matrimonial letters
which have come to me during the last
six years; some from ladies OF high
standing" The correspondent says
both OF Tilden's hands are palsied, his
obliquitous eye is failing. his whole sys.
tenn is trembling. and his voice the
fssblest OF the feeble.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-10

Yesterday morning about 9 o'clock
Officer Richards. Of the Fourth Ward OF
Virginia, shot the little toe of his right
foot. He had his pistol in his overooat
pocket aud In handling It II was acciden-
tally discharged. His weapon 10 like the
Toledo trusty Of Hudibras, which ate
into itself for lack Of something which
to hew and hack.
Republicans will remember the meet.
ings at Yellow Jacket engine house and
Of Lincoln hose house this evening to
select names to be put on tickets for the
primaries as candidates for the county
and State Conventions. A full attend.
ance is requested In both places.
Storey county's levy Of taxes is tho
lishtest5 in this part Of the State except
washos. The lovios are Al follows:
wasboe, 81 20; Humboldt, 80 GO ;
Storey, 50 So; Eureka, 80 30; Lander,
50 So; White Pine, 50; Ormsby. 20 60;
Lyon, 50 60.
u. ~. oliiioEt y Wch-AhoWh S'taSoa W
Gold Hill, died Of pneumonia at Q o'clock
this morning. aged A. He was q mem.
Der OF the Ancient Order Of United
workmep, and his family get $4,000
from that society. He left . wife and
two sons.
Matt. Hogan. employed at the cooling
reservoir neal the Union shaft, yesterday
afternoon had his left collar.bone bro
ken. He was struck by lump Of frozen
dirt which came down with q cave Of o
bank in which lie was at work.
The South Comstock mining claim
has been sold at sh.riffs sale to @. h.
Belknap for $3.50. and by him conveyed
TO the company. The property Was sold
under q judgment In favor Of B. b.
Mitchell.
Something is going to happen surely.
It has come to pass that . storm can
come within q thousand miles Of the
Comstock and Ne not get the bulk OF 1t.
Last nights storm blew over.
D. o. Mills Is expected on the Com
stock In . day or two.
Registered up to 8 P. ", sA2 names.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-10
Ansrsess ssrsss Report

SAN FRAScIsco. April 1913 P. H.
Union Con-. &c bid. 26s asked. 26s sales;
Mexican. i0s sales. 10 bid. i0S asksd;
Beet 4 Belcher. Q sales, . asked; Julia. 1 u
asked; Mono. Z bid. Z sales; Sierra Ne.
vsda. lsa sales; Con. Virginia. 2 80 nksd;
California. 81 sales; Bslsher. . 6s bid,
IN asked. Mexican. 10 sales; Chollar. Z %
asked; Savage. 3 IS asked; Crown Point.
] IS bid; Bslchsr. 2 s. bid. 2 Is sales;
Mono. IN bid; Bodie. s bid; Grown Point,
] 30 asked; Ophir. ioS sales; les bid
10k saies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-10
Miscellaneous.

SAN Francisco, April 9.-The Pullman
celebrated hotel and sleeping car Brs.
wort, arrived last evening with Q special
party to the Pacific coast, and will be
dispatched East by the overland train
leaving on Monday morning next. This
Is an opportunity for securing Q luIuri.
GUS trip East which rarely presents itself.
The car combines all the Injuries Of q
hotel, and persons securing passage by
It may reach Chicago by the great Bur
lington route, Q distance OF 24l4 miles.
without ono changing from 1t. being
perfectly at homo all the time. The
Brsvort hotel and sleeping car is ono u
the finest owned by the Pullman Palace
Car Company.
Articles OF incorporation Of the San
Francisco and Northern Railroad were
6lsd today. The company 10 owned b-
0 New York syndicate, who have pui
chased and consolidated the North Pa
ciHo Coast Railroad, the San Rafael and
San Quentin Railroad and steamers, and
the redwood timber lands OF the Russian
River Land and Lumber Company.
The second section Of the sea wall las
been finished, accepted and turnos over
to tho Harbor Commissioners. But little
remains to be done to the first sec,icp,
and II will DO complsted in . few wesis.
About $50 men are now employed on the
third section, most Of whom are engaged
in quarrying rock at Telegraph Hill.
Alfred Perrisr has, II Ia said, sloped
with the wife OF Mons. Donadieu, who
has $4,000 Of her husbands money with
her.
The next Mechanics Fair will open
In this city on the 10th Of August, and
continue Ave weeks.
A French rsg.picksr named Fraconi
committed suicide by hanging In q shed
In Hook alley this afternoon.
A prisoner. In trying to escape from
the House Of Correction today, was shot
by one Of the guards and badly wounded.
The Ninth Senatorial District Demo-
cratic Club tonight debated for nearly
three hours resolutions o~ondsmning the
State Democratic Club for indorsing the
Citizens ticket ct the late election, but
an adjournment was had without action.
The debate Was acrimonious and per.
sonsl ut times. and tho amendments,
motions and counter motions were In
Vulnerable.
SACRAMENTO, April 9.-In tho Senate, |
Assembly Bill No. 95l. to amend Section
3G40 Of an Act to establish the Political
Code, approved March ~. 1872, relating
to the revenue, was taken from the Sec
ond reading Ale. on motion. and referred
to tho Finance Committee. This 10 q
most important section Of the Revenue
bill. The reference signiasd its defeat.
The motion i~nstructing the committee to
report tomorrow was lest. The main
is the provision taxing the
stock OF corporations.
In the Senate this afternoon the Min.
ing Debris bill finally p~asssd-23 yeas
to 10 nays-and goes to the Governor.
PORTLAND, Or, April 9.-The Oregon
Democratic State Convention yesterday
Congressman Whitaker for
reelection. Six delegates to Cincinnati
were chosen. and, though not positively
are for Tilden. A resolution
indorsing Tilden aud Hendricks was
adopted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-10
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
An Isformal Meeting shis Morning.
-Nye Fsostious-Gaiiagher Prso.

The Board OF County Commissioners
were to have had q meeting this fore
noon at II o'clock, but Chairman Hazel.
tine sent word he could not be thore be-
fore ! p. N. and the Board twhat there
was of It presently recessed till that hour.
Commissioner Nye was In . happy
mood. He wss anxious to have the ten
commandments come up before the
Board for action 40 that some OF the
members could have Clerk Mcdonald
instructed to add the eleventh. He
thought, too. that those having claims
against the county might be benefited
by reading the injunction Thou shalt
not steal"
Commissioner Gallagher was present.
The bent OF his mind was toward the
practical % usual. he discussed the
new law as to fees OF county and town
officials. He was satisfied that tho ofa-
GERS OF Gold Hill would make by II, as
they would get $4,000. which would be
quite an increase, since the people Of
Gold Hill were pesoesbls and orderly,
and criminal business light.
But in Virginia the reverse would be
the case and the amount made up three
times over to the county. Virginians
were sometimes noisy and quarrclsoms
and the county had to pay for the most
OF 1t. He thought the new law on the
whole would work well, a. officials would
not be likely to take MP trifiing cases
when they could not saddle the county
with the expense.
The question Of doing away with n
township in Virginia, and having one
set OF officers only and thus saving
$4,000 yearly In fees paid BY the county.
was discussed and looked upon 70.
vorably.
The only matters for the Board 10 act
upon this afternoon were the bill OF tho
Sheriff and the publication Of bids for
furnishing three months supplies for
the hospital.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-10
The Spelling RETURN,

The Secretary OF the Spelling Reform
Association reports that, bssids the Chi.
cago Tribune and Home Journal, there
are 200 papers in all parts Of the coun.
try that have adopted. In whole or In
part, the modified spelling, and are try.
ing to prepare the minds OF readers for
Q still further change. The rules at
present In force are a. follows:
/. Omit a from the digrai ca whom
pronounst O. Q short, o. in he'd, hslth.
etc.
2. Omit silent 9 after q short vowel.
as in hav, Civ, de6nit, iuiuit, forbad,
sto.
8. Write I for ph In such words o. ALA
bet. iantom, cantor, flosafy, telegrsfy,
etc.
4. When q word ends with . double
letter. omit the last, - In shal, viii, elf.
eg. etc.
q. Change ed to I where It has the
sound of [, as in lasbt, imprest, AIT, etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-10
Religious Notices.

Thsrs will BE- Divine service at the Methodist
Kpisoopal Church. Gold Hill, tomorrow ~ Ilo
= n. Rev. Mr.. Willis of1cisttng. Nc
morning service. Sunday school st . p. =.
All cordially welcomed.
There will Be divine service at Dayton TO
morrow evening a TO r. u, Rev. George n.
Eastman ofaciatins.
81. Jshn's Church. Gold Hill Sunday School
nj i O'clock '. q. Az frtsnds are cordially In
yitsl 70 attend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-10
MIAsnA RENDERED. PowRnLRss.

The most certain way to render powsrless
the uiasmstlc vapors which produce chills and
fever and other malarious disorders. isto fortify
the system against them with that mstchless
preventive Of periodic fevers. Hostetter's Stom.
ach Bltters. The remedial operation Of the
Bitters 10 no less certain than their preventive
effects. and they may be relied upon to over.
come cases Of fever and ague which ieeist
quinine and the mineral remedies Of the phsr.
macopeis. Dyspepsia, constipation. bilior
complaints, rheumatic ailments. and gene-..
debility. likewise. rapidly yield 70 their reer
both sexes, an excellent family medicine. VII
the best safeguard which the traveller or em'
grant can take 70 IN unhealthy climate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-10
Speeial Bchoel Tax.

By r.iersue. to an advertisement in
another column Il will be seen that the
School Trustees OF Gold Hill District
want . special tax levied amounting to
$500 to keep the schools open. Inc
tax viii b votsd-no doubt abous that
The best schools In the State will not d
closed. The duty Of the present to Inc
rising generation forbids 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-10
The oeid am Foundry.

Tho new nose pieces for the broken
Union bobs are being cast at the Gold
Hill Foundry Of George Emmett. This
is enough to say to satisfy all that there
will be no unnecessary delay in the
work. for the place has all the convent.
suces for doing the job quickly and well.
The Gold Hill Foundry has also the best
Of facilities for doing all kinds OF jobs in
machinery. whether in repairing. re-
modelling or constructing new work. See
advertisement elsewhere.