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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-19

As Ir USED To BE.-One hundred Years
ago not a pound OF coal ur Il cubic foot of
gas hnd been burned in the country. No
iron stoves were used, and n" cnntrlSanco
for economizing hsat were employed until
DR. Franklin had invented the lron-lram-
ed fire place, which still bears ms NAME
All the cooking and warming III town, rs
well ~ in the country. were done 10y tho
aid of fire lindlcd "u t'r brick hearth
or in the brick ovens. Pine knots or tat
low candles furnished the light fcr the
long winter nights, and sanded iioo.s sup
Piled the place of rugs and carpets. TIE
water used for household purposes was
drawn from deep wells by the cfe" kius;
sweep. No form of pump was used m
this country. so far rs We can learn, until
after the commencement of The present
century. There were No friction matches
in those early DAYS hv the all "t which u
fire could he easily started, AMI If the fire
went ont upan the hearth over night, and
the tinder wns damp, a. that the sparks
couid not catch, the alternative renamed
of watling through the snow "a mllc OF
more TO borrow Il brand of II hciEhb"r.
Only one room i'll any housc was warm,
unless some member of the family was
Ill in all the rest the temperature was NJ
zero during many nights IN winter. The
men and women nt II hundred wears age
undresscd and went to thSir beds IN ~
temperature colder than than that ol our
barns and woJIsEgds, and they never
complained.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-19
GENERAL SUMMARY.

The Iowa Legislature has prohibited the
manufacture and sale of oleomargarine with
heavy penalties of fine AMI Imprisonment.
Canalia received 81, ,052 Immigrants last
year, against i0,032 in 1873. Last years
immigrants brought with them money and
property valued at II, l52,6l2.
An order has been issued in the treasury
department a. Washington that the game OF
Is shall not he played in the treasury during
working hours.
William H. Vanderbilt, G.. X. Garrison,
William T. Dodge, james Talcoti and other
rich New Workers have subscribed $50,
toward a fund of Sl00,000 for founding
Christian home for Incorporate men AT New
York city.
The following is the income per day of the
principal sovereigns of Europe; Queen
Victoria, ST, 800; the emperor of Russia,
So, 900; the emperor Of Austria, Slo,o :;
the emperor of Germany, $4,000; the sultan,
SIS, 600; the king ol ltaly. $1,000 and the
King of the Belgians. 81 $40. The president
of the French republic enjoys salary OF
$500 per ,lay. Tia, of the President OF the
United States is Si3i dav.
The political contest in England and Ire
land is already waxing warm, and the Lab
erals are issuing stirring addresses, III winch
Lord BcacouSiicld'S work is severely cri,l-
cised Both parties are confident OF victory
At the city election at SACRAMENTO, Cal,
Tuesday. the Republican candidates We're
elected by majoritics of from 800 to 1Oo, ex-
cept the chief of police, who WAS elected by
the Democrats and Norklngmrn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-19

A RETURNED DEADwoODEI TELLS OF IL
STIRRING LITTLE EXPERIENCE.
tFrem the Hartford Courautl

"Deadwood," said the stranger, put
ting down his half-eaten slice Of lemon
pie and taking long pull at the milk,
Il went there the first rush was made for
the hills Rather Il rough crowd the first
lot, you bet more wholesome now. When
! got there | was dead-broke didn't have
+ dollar, didn't have IL revolver, which
man IL often need out there worse in a
meals vittles. / was prob'ly the only
man in the hills who didn't carry fire
arm, an l was some lonesome. l tell You.
The only weapon I had-Im II black
smitli-was II rHsp, heavy file, you know,
| bout eighteen inches long, which l car
ried down my back. the handle i'll easy
reach Just below my coat collar Under
stand? Like the Arkansaw man carries
his bowie knife. Tn not exactly tenn
perance man. | Just don't drink an
don't meddle with any other man 5
drinkin s-that's all One day hednt
been i'll Deadwood more'n Il week was
sittin' i'll s'loon-only place Il man kin
set to see any society-when feller come
in, n reg lar hustles, with his can full and
a quart over. He'd revolver or each
side Of his belt an looked vicious. Moth
in mean about him, though. Askt me
to drink Not any, thank you, sez |.
Not drink with mol Me, Bill Feather;
gill When ask Il tenderfoot TO drink
expect him to prmnce right up an III
monkcyin You hear mel'
well, when his hand went down fol
his revolver. ! whipped out my old iil'
quicken fire I'D scorclI feather an
swiped him one right acrost the face
When he fell l thought I'd killed him, an
the s'loon film up with bummers | sor
ter skinned ont, not KNOWN what might
happen. Purity soon chap i'll RED
shirt came up to me. Sez he. You tn,
man as kearved Bill Fcathergill? Cos
ef 81 he as you are, ef You don't want ev
~ man i'll the hills to climb you, don
you try to hide yourself-the boys II
askin' fur you now
at struck me that my friend had TIA,
idee, 80 | waltzed back and went up un'
down before that slo0n for nigh tire
hours I'D found out Bill wasn't dead an
was bad medicine, but 1t wouldn't dotole
down. Purity soon Isee my man aheadin
for me. His face had been patchedu up till i
looked like the closing ont display Of a re
tail dry goods store There was so httl
countenance exposed that couldn't gues
( what he was a-aimin mt, 40 | brought m
hand bnck Of my collar an grabbed my file
Hold on there; hold on, SCI lie
gimme y'r hand. I'm friendly, "
, got nothing agin you, not a thing, but
yoall pardon my curiosity-what sort q
a WpapDu WAS that strunuer -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-19

As result Of the Chicago Citizens
bidding the sale of liquors to minors,
the number sent to the jail is reduced by
six hundred, instead of increasing at the
rate Of two hundred year, rs arrests Of
minors had done before this work began.
The decrease III arrests Of minors is three
hundred year during the two years Of
the Leagues work.
Another gain has been the enforcement
of the law forbidding saloons to be open
after midnight The two-fold purpose
upon the lover Of such laws as we have,
inadequate though they are, has reduced
tho commitments to jail One-half
Such facts as these, reported by the
officers Of prisons i'll the wickedest city
on earth" ought to make Christian men
who are indifferent TO the securing and
enforcement of laws against the liquor
trafice, doubt their discirleship Of Him
Who went about doing good
BRAIN WORK, ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO.
| James Parton concludes recent very
suggestive article upon the habits and
death of Bayard Taylor whom he had, rs
personal friend, warned against the
danger of wine and beer, drinking and
smoking, as follows; Mental labor il
not hostile to health and life but am
more than ever convinced that a man who
lives by his brain is, of all men, bound to
avoid stimulating his brain. In this
climate, to stimulate the brain by alcohol
and tobacco is only slow kind Of sui
eide. Even the most moderate use o!
the mildest wine is not without danger
because the peculiar exhaustion caused
by severe mental labor is constant and
urgent temptation TO increase the quanti
ty and strength of the potation
would say to every young man in th'
United States, if i could reach him, j
you mean to attain one of the prizes d
your profession and live cheerful life t.
the age Of eighty, throw away your dirt,
old pipe, put your cigars in the stove
never buy any more, become an absolute
teetotalcr, take your dinner in the middle
of the day and rest one day III seven" =
our Union.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-19

The San Francisco Citizens Protective
Union is composed Of 10000 citizens, and
will bc swclcd to 30 900 before the week
closes Kalloch. the Sand Lot Mayor, has
issued proclamation that shows him 10 b'
IN sympanthy with elements led by Deni'
Kearncv.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-19

Pennington is man Of decision. The
other evening upon reaching home he
was met by ms dearest Maria with tho
narrowing tale of Bridget, the cooks,
kerosene disaster. "Oh, John !" she be
gan, we've had such dreadful time !
Bridget tried to hurry up the lire-pour-
ed kerosene into it-blew up-burnt her
to death-oh oh, oh ~ Perkington isa
wonderful man, man for an emergency
He replied, as n man who is not used to
being thwarted in his purposes Dis
charge her Immediately, Marin discharge
her Immediately. / won't have such n
woman i'll the house ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-19

c,-pIous CASES IN THE HISTORY OF CRIME
INSTANCES WHERE THE INNOCENT HAVt
SUFFERED.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-19

tina; Aram and lac had murdered Clnrk,
and though these were not his bones,
they might be found where they were
buried, at dead of night. IN st. Robert $
cave, near where the other bones were
found, adding that Clark's head lay to the
right in the turn Mt the entrance to the
cave. Upon search IL skeleton was found
exactly ns described Arnm himself was
arrested while netting rs usher of a school
ut Lynn in Norfolk. Upon trial, House
man was used as kings witness. Arm
defended himself III II written speech tull
of tact and antiquarian lore, III which,
with skill beyond most lawyers, he
probcd into the weak points of the CIR
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-19

THE CURIOUS rREDIcAMENT OF A GERMAN
BEIDE-A WARNING TO sosIE OF OUR FOR
EIGN CITIZENS.
An instance Of the value of a correct re-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-03-19

very line sentence. but very poor law,
since even innocent persons. falsely ne
crlsed, have often died by their own hands
to escape further misery. Sir Edward
Cook tells of an uncle bringing up his
orphan niece, and had her lands for fee
until she came to 10 years old When
eight or nine, her uncie correcting her,
she was heard to say, ''Oh, good uncle,
! kill me not" At this time the child dis
appeared, and could not be found. The
uncle was arrested on suspicion, was
bailcd, and told to find the child. Fear
ing what might happen to him, ii ho
/ iailed, he brought another child, very
| like the true one, into court. The cheat
was discovered, and the man hanged.
But the child had only ran away into
another country, was tnken in by
hospitablc strangers, and, ut III years of
age, came bnck and claimed her property.
/ Now, proof, as defined by the lawyers,
is only presumption of the highest order.
| Cunning Is but II sinister or crooked
wisdom, while human nature in the court
/ room often turns out To be singular and
, fallible element in the attempted equation
of Justice. We cannot be surprised, =,
therefore, that SO many innocent persons
/ have suffered and upon the whole, tli,
wonder is that so many Of the guilty are
punished. Appearances may be very
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-12

to Joha Collins and alleged By Ysslsr
70 be held by Mr. Collins in fraud Of
Colman's creditors. This cause has
not yet been argued. The Saal ssisi
of all these causes has been sst foe .
special term 20 BE- held il Nove0bes
next In the conduct Of these causes
Ii g Strive and Thomas Burke usss
the original ccunssl for Mr. Yssler aad
are It'll the leadiag sttornsys: With
them have been lately assncistsd Judge
Lewis and Messs Haines 4 Lsery. 0s
4cGilvrs Vas the attorney Of Mr. Col.
n n in the District Court: in the &c.
preme Court Mssin Lssrsbee 4 Han
ford we're employed and within bGisf
period Measrs Mcknight Bros. have
been added to the array ct counsel.
This litigation has hsss one ct IL
most important ever sdjadissssd h ~
history Of ths Territory. no1 ouiy -
account Of the amount Involved. but
also on account Of the multiplicy Of
legal problems presented 70 the Court
for solution. The sarnsstnsss. ability
and research OF csunsel on both sides
has been remarkable. and altogether
this case will figure in The future has-
tory Of ths Territory - one Of tbs
caases cels5re.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-12

MAJ KILLED.-Oa the 9Th inst. Jps
Robinsas ssd = v shllsep sssrssd "a
walk from Lewis vive1ts Kslass river.
NJ Robinsoa walked oa ahead. and
when Q few miles out heard the repor,
Of gun. Thiokipa that Mr. Stallcop
bad shot st soms gsas. be waited about
ten minutes Snr hin to cone up. but
not appsss:sg. Mr. Rnbiusou started
hack on the trail 70 ascertain the cause
OF Stallcop's dstsntins. when, to bis
surprise and horror. ct . distance Of
shout 10 yasds back on the trail, be
found him lyisg on his back. out Of the
trail and about three fest back from il,
his gon gnspol q bis len hand and
lying s101s III lower peft 81 kis body.
the lslt side and beck Of bis bead com
Stately blown awsy. Mr. Ssalloop's gun
Was . deabls. bsrrsllsd shoG gun loaded
with bupkshot oaly sns baErsl was dis.
charged, the lsft hand barrel. A thick
growth Of young trees and underbrush
interveosd between the two men. and
10 consequence Rebinses had DO chancs
b 80 HtAlioop st the sinse. and there
fore cannot say whether Sbsllcop's
death Vas the re-1't Of elaboration or
accident.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-12

BLAKELY N0rxu THE faithful old
bark Martha Rideout. which has done %
much good ssr vice for her owsers. Ass
recently been undergoing some repairs
st Port Bi.keiy Mr. DAN McDonsid
has had charge sf this. - he hss Of ell
the company ship work, and hss dose
IL in . satisfactory manner. The bark
vss lurchsd over, her copper removed
. portion Of the way down. cad her
seams oil newly oaulked and tsTed.
Six or seven men from this city hsss
been employed on the job. when
finished the Rideoat will losd lunbar.
aud 60 foreign. .......... Tbs Dow
BlaksIy cook house 10 0ne Of the best
and most complete iosti. utions If the
kind on tbs SQUAD The lssgs dining
room. which will ssst three huadrsd
n,ea, il hard finished and nicsly cslso>
mined. The cSok room y large and
conveniently arranged. The range for
cooking il the largest On ths 6oasd.
and gives good satisfsstioc. ; A hrgs
cellar underneath the bailding 10 used
for storing psrishabls articles. and
stores for the houss. A we'll arranged
bakery and butchsrshep are also a.
tAched 70 the bui!ding. The culioory
department 10 under the mansgement
Of Mr.. r. Gard. who keeps svssything
clean and neat. and gives the best OF
satisfaction TO biz employers. - yell -
the 125 men who board with hin ct
the cook houss. The foundatioa Of .
hundred foot edition to the eastern
end OF the mill 10 laid. aud the frame
will be up in few dsya The demand
for lumber keeps the mill going 1t its
full capacity during the day, and il
frequently rips out from $4,000 "a
IFS 600 fsst Il lumber in twelve hours.
We have no doubt that % the demand
for lumber increases. Capt. Renton will
enlarge his mill till il equals or sx-
cells any on Puget Sound. Already an
additiensl gang OF saws of large caps.
city is talked Of. and other improve
ments Of On important character. :. :.
The compsny's new store 10 almost
ready for occupancy. The goods fos
display have already arrived, and
when spread out will make fns ap.
pearAnce.~ The little town wears %
air Of thrift and prosperity throughout.
aud its inhsbitants appear TO b hap
py aud contshted. The base ballisss
tn ugh defeated in the last tilt with the
Gamble boys. will meet them again.
on. their own grounda Sunday nsxt.
AID IL possible pay them back in their
own coin.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-12
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Nr Clothisr. the Mount Vernon MGR.
chant. has been il oar city the last day
or two on business.
The weather. again IL exceptionally
ans, and something Of the Indian sass-
msr order. Long msy Il contsn~e.
The removal Of the PayaIlup barrel
esctosy from its present locstion
" this city will ssou Be eoDmsncsd.
Shin Ericsson. With 1900 tons OF coal
on board, vent 60 80 Yesterday sffes-
noon, bring toved out Of the Sound BY
the tug Tacoma.
The sshoonsg Premier. In the Chas
n Wells lire. Icy at fesisr's wharf dis
charging freight I'll day Friday and
Saturday. 6hs g,ea 10 Port Gsmbis
for . cargo q iumbse. = nm stsfs
Col Psosses snd wife. md Miss Nay
Thornton will 20 ovss - Dragon dur
ing the coming week. The ladies will
remain there an indefaite length oil
sins, The C1ossi -pA.snw bile gang
further. On b sSsftes q 5busiaess.
Pope h Tslbot havs brought sui,
against the Sviss Lloyd Marine Insur.
sncs C'mpany ~ recover 5000 os AN
insurance bond on ihs schooner Caro-
line Mills. wrecked 1T the Sand wich
Islands on the 2sth Of May. 1878
Miss Bessie Terry went to San Fran-
cisco on the ldsho. In company sith
Mr. and Ms Disock. Sue Fiu pro-
hably contious her trip 70 tbs Nat snd
visit rciat,vas In New. York. She ID
not sxpectod 10 vstuss los ssvessl
m0nths
The From. .irssl gfsis i sgain re-
eeiving coosiAesstIga ffom The munich
pal sathorities. IL exposse " Lax
Avenue 10 ssti1notoj q IN thousand
dollars. Ttis y n1h@ sboss Che
amount property ossess ore ieelIned
TO psy.
Otissf streets need gssding as we'll
Front. Ssaond and Third streets
should ~ gfsdsd from Mill 70 Fine,
and ell The. streets conpsctiDg tbem
with fhs& 1'hjs work emit 81 b
done ct once. II should be begun this
year, and continssd next yess and the
year sftsf IL necessary.
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The TAcouA CnunCR.-The item fol
lowing b dsllisg aroasd III prsss oi
the Ksstsrs States: At Tscoms. the
Western terminus Of the Northern
Paci6c railway. "n Pagst SQUAD. thers
10 sitgnlar church tosef The build.
ing 10 Of the rudest material. The
tDwsr 10 composed Of Or tree seventy
eset high. cut 81 forty feet from the
grcand. and surssountsd with . hsllcose,
bsll snd cross. The annual rings Of
the tree indicsss % aGs Of as year,.
Within fifteen days the corner log Gas
laid. the last nail driven and the 6rsi
service head. -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-12

SEATTLE. Sept. II.
1hos u Alvord 70 II Fsrnnt-Con.
fr0asion of ale.
&c Brittais " Besj StrsesA-L Din.
isr vas appointed receiver to tax.
charge OF the mursgaged property. e
WIT: enc third intesesa ID the steausss
Nellie
d L Smith ~ Lv wycto6, II
Roboiss and c b Yates -Jadgment fos
plaintiff.
Coorsd Brrhm W d X Baxter
Hsdiags Tor plaintiff for $3.50.
Jackson, Myers 4 Co ~ Geo 3
Gsssne-Jsdsusot for plaintiffs fol
e506 q.
Territory Of Washington " Tho.
LAAglsy-Defsodast ssntoncei TO ten
days il ~ cosusy jsil u King county
and TO pay costs.
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coLuxp,A NAv,oAr,on r.ouprr..

COLUMBIA NAVIGATION TnoUBLD.-
The ship 0sthsrsr catered Dskss's
Bay from Philadslphia, drawing 20 3
fact; she wss then lisAtSnsd 70 81 feet.
and waited an extreme tide hsfoes
entering Astoria harbor; there she i to
be liehtened 70 10 lsee vhiDh will
probably taks her 70 Portlaad. Thid
incident will serve to iatelliesntly II.
lustrSts how the eommsroee Of w.
Columbia Il assnsgsd q pssss7t. LII
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-12

DfrrxAR PewDKR champion
shotgun and rife powder of the world.
Very little rsonil and report. little or no
smoke. 1000 shots fred without viping
the gun. Il improves BY age. If wet.
it 10 easily dried and ~ good - before.
Price reasonable.
sl0d&w F. v. WusrHorr. Agent.
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K.1cx,rAr couxrr prxoc 6 !.

KLIcxIrAr CouxrY DENocRArIc
TIoKsr.-Ths following h ~ ticket
nossinated: Pw Rsprsssssstiss. W.
d. smith: Probate Judes. n. Ousein:
Sheriff. - @. Wills; Trsasufss. D. D.
McFAui; Auditor. g. ". rillooa; A.
ssssos, h. d. Waits; Oommfsetaoees,
W. b Walker and I O. Dasiand oAesp
Com missionss. ]. +. Rnkles: CorooeR.
DR.. Skipvorth.
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No OREsoNrAH.-Ovine b . Assak
In the prvss Of The OrsosaiaA yesterday
nsvuing. that paper - - inae1 =
time to catch ths Boa lsevtne Ser Ks-
lama Saturday n6rnin6s papsss viii
b. delivered By earriers hsss tooorrov
evening
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husband arrested in Clhs;nsati ~
other day for assault and battery. be-
cause. ss she testifisd. on the OCCASION
OF her xoiae 70 his studio b infrn
him that tho woman scross The Gay Asa
sloped Le stsnck her IN the fsce with .
huge mass Of mud. The ssalt toe OF.
plsinsd that the occasioa relxrssd b
WAS the first time f"r pears he bed sesn
. pleasant lopk on his wifs's face. aud
therefore he haatsned to take . clay
cast II her features. 20 - 10 catch The
impression for uss q Q bust b intead-
cd to model. The court dismissed The
case.
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o. g - 90 eyA.p ;rysY

died q vsncoavss Bsrracks fhis week
ps ~ sldsa soldiss in she rssu-
Atasey. Janaa Olives. Ordsspoe 81.
geank nosntersd the ofrv11oin l61s
sssve9 throagh NJ EIprtda I'D B1aok-
aaak Indian wArs - through ~
Ae1ieaa wss. he - bosa stAtioned
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1eotet yuuSm-ht Az ~ sptDe 4S1.-
900 has bssn coilrctsd on The Judgment.
'lsnvfny some t4i.o00 still due With
interest accnmuiating. The controversy
IL s4ill progrsssinR With . view Of en-
facing the cos.cctiou Of the balance.
There ere NOV beading six different
Isaits 70 to District Court. The 6rSt
q on)shs sppea lid 1hicA 10 fenistod
10y Msssrs walksr. Rsnton and the
other .,urstiss on various legal and
tschpicsl grounds. she nature nf which
Va a. - Tally understand. xhs next
IL 8 suit which attsapts The enforce
meus q The Fssstcn q McKinnon
mnrsgsgs - agx,ust shs alleged prisr
jadgmsnt lien AZ Mr Ysslsr. In thu
cas- Mackistwh q Rsevss have inter-
vsaed for their tights. There ere also
several suits By parties hnading Con-
veysnce from costnas, ssskiug to ~
ssrsin shs Sheriff frnm selling their
propersy undss che Yssl<r jsdgmenk
IL y alleged by ell OF thess parties
that the Yeslrr judgment 10 sbs,lnssly
void for rsasOps Appearing upoo the
face al The rsc,rt aud also because sach
judgment even u properly recorded
would hos b . liea - agAiass their
snbssQusns inrumbrsnoss. LAss Erie
day uorainx the Court delivered opio-
iooa in theoa sarious oasea holding u
Sab stance thar The original jsdsusas
rsndsrsd BIZ Judge IAvis vss not vsid
and could sot ~ eollstssally sssaiied;
and secondly. thst - iAr - the sams
NJ shnsa upoa sAs rscDsd. i co0sti-
taesa = valid prior lies 70 The sabse-
ouent 1onvey ssscss and nort9agse made
81 Colman. Anulhsr salt y psading
10 tscoseS suse tleQtto q Erilrood
slock q. ~ 6ossfJe = Walle val!a
Railsssd Company aaisnsd b. Colnas