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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-09-05

Rilkcu His Partner

A letter just received here by Mrs.
Burris. from her son Frank, who ac-
compnnied his father on a trip to the
Wood River country. about six weeks
since, states that Sam Warner had inst
bilked Billy Van Dueien aud skipped
The country. seon after reaching Wood
liver Bam and Billy opened a restaurant
ut ketchum. the latter furnishing the
money, and for several weeks did IA
good business. A few days ago. Samuel,
the smooth, borrowed his partners
horse. and started, ohtensibly, to drive
in some cows from Camas prairie. but
appears TO have lost the route lending
back, ms the next heard Of Samuel was
nj Deadman Flat, Oh the other side Of
the desert, where he converted the
horse into cash. and with n capital Of
about $1,000, boarded the stage for
Rldckfoot. Learning OF the departure, the
creditors closed down on the restaurant
which contained $50 worth of property.
the claims against it amounting to some
sin or seven hundred dollars. Billy.
who had furnished all the sinews OF lie
institution, was thus left to hold the.
sack. while the gentlemauIy Samuel
leisurely hunts the snipe.
Warner also forgot to pay youpg Bur-.
ris $ll due him for work in the Restau-
tant.
Mr.. Burris and son have built them a
house. ana "re employed at cutting hay
nd tenminp.
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Railroad District

n Visit TO the camp and mirca at
Railroad, last week, disclosed the fact
hat the reports Of the greatly improved
prospects of the locality, have been in
nowise exaggerated; indeed, the impor-
lance Of the developments Ct the past
few months, have been rather under
than over estimated. Approaching the
pleasant little village from the enst, what
first attracts the attention. are Tie
sinelteIs, one on either silc Of the cam
yon. and at the entrance to the camp,
abont midway between. the bachelor
quarters Of FL. Carpeaux, thrust In
among the branches OF the trees SPRING
ing from the banks Of n penrly little
stream which waters the grounds,
causing II luxurious growth of sweet
peas, morning glorics, hollyhocks, sun
flowers and other syeet, old-fashiored
garden decorations. nearly turying the
sunny little nest among tho foliage.
At the principal hotel. kept by Mrs.
Hoffman. we received the very best Of
accommodations. every effort Icing
made to render our brief stay coinforta-
bio and pleasant.
The amount OF work performed at the
principal mines since II last visit was
much greater than We had expected and
the later developments are of tho most
encouraging character. At the Web.
foot. the principal mine Of the Enter.
prise Company. under the Superintend.
cncy OF Mr.. Eoulstone, a tnunel has
tapped the old shaft at about 300 feet
from the surface, ut which point steam
hois,iug works are placed, and the work
Of Strengthening the shaft from that down
ward Is progressing rapidly. Levels are
at Tho sama time being run, and as
. depth increases. the quality OF the ore
found il steadily improving, whilst tho
size Of the vein increases. Some Of the
ore taken from tho level below the
tunnel is certainly Tar superior in value
to any we hid ever seeh from the
district. Tho Web foot is proving be.
yond all poradveniure to be u very val
liable mine. ana is oeiug very judiciorsIy
managed.
, The Blue Bell, owned by Mr.. 4. Will,
has been extensively opened from q
couple Of tunnels, anl continues to
yield an abundnitce Of excellent copper
ore. The largo amount already cx.
tractod Is being constantly Augmented,
aud 50 soon as the copper smclter-.
which ia being thoroughly o%verhauled-
can DO got ready, N important run will
he made. Operations on the MINES Of
tho Elho Con. Company, under the
management Of DIR. Everett, has been
resumed with yigot. and will be extended
as rapidly as possible. Not being yet
prepared to feduco ores from It's own
mines, tho company has leased its
smelict to MIR. Roulstopo, for the pres.
cnt. Tile furnace was in fine condition
aud ready for n 300 ton run Of carbonate
ore, TO begin on the LIST instant.
Our former iownsuiau, q. VI. Banks,
is doing n good business at BulliOu.
III. Cnpcn il ulso one OF tile solid citi.
ZeDs Of tho camp, and our old friend
Joe Taylor. has one Of Tire Coolest little
Homes in tho State. e..
We passed n very pleasant day among
6hr friends ct Railroad, anil would
willingly have spout scScrnl moro could
wo have afforded tho iino.
a LANCE Invoice Of A ! Rcy West
Efg.ya ytssf rssa,.nN.. ~. g.
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Frcd k~iuglebnch returned from Kins.
ley Corpsr Mining District last evening.
Tho excessively rich ore, of which We
made mention last week. rs being struck
In the south drift FROM the 90 FOO. level
of tho shaft ON the Victoria mino still
Continues; the entire drift being now IN
That character OF mineral, aud the own.
Elk have good reason to believe tlla, a
yeritable bOnhuZa is now being opened.
The waicr;jucket for the furnace, which
is in course of construction in Salt Lake
City. Is about ready for shipment. aud
so soon M tho furnace can be got ready
for action, smelling will begin; All album
dance OF splendid ore being ready for
reduction. Some other copper locations
made by the same parties in the vicinity
Of tho Victoria. have also prospected
satisfactorily, nni from present appeal.
hnces, the company have secured n val.
nHhlo property III Kinslcy. from which.
~ n reward Of their enterprise, they
should receive n largo advance ON tho
capital Invested.
1t is understood that Eastern parties
had opened negotiations for tho ,,ur.
chase Of tho property rs II stands, but
nothing definite respecting tho matter
a yet been made public. The parties
who made the venture being citizens Of
Elko, 1t naturally affords us pleasure to
learn That the undertaking. which II
was feared. would prove a failure. "a,
on the contrary nh assured success.
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A. frcigh: train No. s, G. c. Bethel,
Conductor, was about TO start westward
from Wells. Tuesday, G.. l.. Robinson
n former Section Boss on the Dad near
independence, got on board, having
with him a Winchester rifle. After the
train had proceeded n shout distance.
Conductor Bethel asked him for his
fare, which WAS refused, on the ground
that lie, Robinson, WAS a railroad man
This. however, was not deemed ms enti.
Ting him from exemption. and tho fare
was insisted upon, which was still re.
fused when the train was stopped, and
Robinson elected, the Conductor also
stepping to tho ground. Robinson, be-
ing at the time under the influence of
lilnor. becoming euraScd at being left,
and drawing The rife, Of which he still
retained possession, banged away nj
bethel, fortunately missing him. This
wGs followed by two other shots from
the sainc repeater, when Bethel. srrang
to the steps AMI into the caJoose,
closely followed by the fourth shot. The
workmanship Was So wide, however,
that. Notwithstanding the short range,
nobody was hurt. the balls passing be.
tween the caboose and the freight car
in front.
The train was Immediately put in
motion, and OH arriving here, complain,
was made. a warrant issued. and on the
following morning. liDJinsou was ar
re-tod 10y Constable Lane who went up
the road for that purpose. and bought
here for examination. A partial hear
ing OF the case was had before Justice
Suggett yesterday. and was continued
until TO day. The hearing was con-
cluded this evening, aud the above be-
ing n summary Of the testimony elected.
the. Court bound the accused over TO
await the action Of the Grand Jury.
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BEUSEAU RIVER, Idaho.
August 10, 1880.

Editor independents: 1--WE arrived Mt
this place last night after a fearful hard
drive Of 45 miles without water for
stock, but they came through all right.
Party all well md able 10 get away with
their regular T%ntions. We had n very
pleasant trip so far; we laid over one
day Mt Bull Run Creek where we had
some good front fishing the party CATCH
ing about 200 fine trout. besides some
nice, large white fish. We campcd one
night at Duck Valley Reservation with
Mr.. John pecring. The Indians look
fat and hearty as. though they have had
no reason TO compiain have just been
across The River TO get some vegetables
and found plenty Of wntermelons. green
corn. tomatoes, grapes aud even tobacco
growing, all ripe; harvest has been over
here for tho past two weeks; what do
you think of that, CHI! Tho country
keeps improving rs we go along and We
have had plenty Of grass so far. but will
find il scarce whom We strike Snake
River for q few DAYS. s-.#
To day the boys have oil been busy
catching fish; there are plenty Of white
fish here but no trout. ms tho wat,r IL
most too warm. Tho ladies have been
playing the plano on q wash board all
dry, ms We haso not been able 10 strike
any Chinaman on the road yet"
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DENTISTRY

DIR. +. G. Jessnp. the San francisco
dentist, will DO in EIEo about the LIST OF
September. for n short time. before re.
turning TO California, and NIL persons
requiring tho services OF a first.closs
dentist will please call Immediately rs
his stay here will be short. Office ut
the Depot Hotel.
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air Ashley Coopcr's vital Rcs,sra
tive.

The great English remody-bas mdlc
more curcs OF Nervous Debility, Semi
nal Weakness, Lost Manhood, n%octur-
nal emissions, lassitude, Inability for
mental labor, dependency aud such
diseases as arc induced by youthful
follies and .oIcesses. than oil other
medicines combined. Why will you
sufrer2 Send to A. +. Miniie. u. d..
No. II Kenrney street. San Francisco,
for the Restorative aud be cured. Price
- per bottle. Four times the quantity
$40. Try q bottle. DR.. Mintie treats
all private diseases successfully with.
on; mercury.
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Iron Monday 8 Daily.l
Sainarunai.

Are you registsred
Volley Bernard IL seriously IN at the
Hot Springs.
Tho County Hospital now contains
bat three patients.
v. G. Bartlett will harangue the Re-
publican Club tonight.
Hank Keith Is In town from Lamoille
to day; also Jack Able of Halleck.
A special train of eighteen cars OF
beef cattle passed through from Wells
for San Francisco. last evening.
The flour mighty hunters who left here
for Lamoille Saturday evening. returned
to day with n wagon load Of game,
Col. ]. Is. Moore arrived from Eureka
Saturday evening and departed for
Wells by the owl train yesterday morn
ing.
Ztch Tucker, who has just returned
from Wood river reports everything
particularly prosperous and healthy in
that coun;ry.
A son Of jay Gould. the New York
millionaire. in knee. breeches and blue
flannel shirt-did Buffalo Bill-passed
west 10y the train Saturday.
F. y. Beach. of SprucemOnt. who has
been in town on business a courds Of
days. returned by the train last evening.
Denny O'Hzrrs, who WAS also down
from the same place. has returned.
A heavy wash IL on the line Of the
Union Pacific road. caused the delay OF
the passenger train from the East 10.
day. which is te. hours behind time.
A fierce storm has been prevailing in
Ia" R0ckys.
Counsellor J. l.. Wines has just
formed a partnership in the law bust
ness with George W. Baker Of Eureka,
and is making preparations to remove
10 tho Base Range within a few days.
Daring scveral years Of practice in this
locality, Mr.. Wines has justly acquired
the reputation Of n very able advocate.
As n criminal lawyer. Mr.. Wines has
few If any sup"riors in the State, and
ia that branch Of the profession, oppos-
inG counsel from any quarter will hud
il necessary to exercise "A liberal degree
Of ncum"n in order 10 maiatrin any
advantages ia that character Of cases.
The report which was received here
from Tuscarcra, Saturday that Joe Simp.
sou had left 81 denly for Wood river,
proves To I've ~ cuuatd. it having been RS
c~riniurd that Instead of lighting out
Eastward, IL had merely taken n trip to
Eureka, with some parties who wcro
going over there to assist in rebuilding
tho burnt district. \ dispatch from
Jnhnay Simpson, to day, says Joe hld
llsi reached Eureka with his load. The
word seat here from Tuscarora was
evidently n Josh" OIL the part of some
Of the boys" for the purpos, OF Great.
ing a !iItlc sensation.
y. II. Morcy and w. J.. Plum, w
company with Mr-srs. Morgan and
C"nihonsi the GrrilcGscn from the Just,
who have been examining The mines of
Centennial District. arrived here from
the North lay p,ivnte conveyance FIJI
day evening. uul remained until SAtnf.
Il y evening to confer with Thomas II.
Blythe, owner of the BIGo jacket n:inr,
who TrIiycG from san Franc SEQ by III.
|:2O =. 81. train. Mcssrs. Morgan and
C~on!hnus, after the conference departed
Tor the East By the same train. j. is
understood that they are very fayorably
impressed by the mines they went 10
examine. Mr.. Blythe and Mr.. Morry
departed for San Francisco, yesterday
morning.
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from Tuesday. Daiiy.i
HaInAxunai.

"9Nh
Superintendent John McHaiiy came
down nom Tusearora by private con.
veyance. to-day.
Andrew J. Lane who left here for
Marsh Basin. Idaho. by buggy. about
ten days ago. returned from that section
last evening.
William Bell, n professional piano
and organ tuner and repairer. of Salt
Lake City. is in town, AID will promptly
attend wherever his services may be
required.
WIN. Dunphy. Of the we'll Known
San Francisco firm of Dunphy &
Hildreth, accompanied by his wife
aud daughter. arrived here by the
west bound train. last evening, and
remained In town to day.
Messrs. Reinhast L Co. arc having
the Upper Depot building thoroughly
cleaned out and prepared for \ slorp.
house in which to stack a part ot the
incoming crop OF grain. All the parti-
tons which divided che space in the
building have been removed. throwing
it all into oue large roou
The musical and dramatic entertain
ment to be given by the ladies for the
benefit OF the Presbyterian church takes
place at Freeman Hall tomorrow even
ing. At the conclusion Of the entertain
ment, ice cream. Lemonade and other
refreshments will be served to al! who
may. wish to partake. See advertise
rcnt IN another column.
We received a letter from Recorder
S. NJ. Henley. a couple of days ago, in
which he states that his condition is
steadily hut slowly improving. lie ex-
presses the greatest anxiety to return
home, but his medical advisers think il
unsafe for him to change climate for a
week or two yet, ne a relapse how would
be extremely dangerous. Judge Flnck
called to see him n few days ago. which is
tho first intimat:on Of the Judges where
abou,s since he left here. Steve desires
To be remembered to all his Nevada
friends. to whom he feels especially
grateful for their sympathy aud kind,
ness during his heavy affection.
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fFlon Wednesdays DaIly.I
nAamAruaai.

DAmAGanat ~
A. wild ana DR.. Everett are in from
Bullion to-day. rirr3
Ben ReinhSrs started on a four weeks
TIP to California by The train this
morning.
Al. Bureoyne of Mound Valley. came
down from his ranch last evening and
is still In town to-day. .HETs
d. H. Haskell, Central Pacific Town
/ Site Agent. arrived from the West last
evening. and remained over here to.
day.
The regular semi-mOnthly meeting OF
Elko Encampmsnt, No. 0. 1. o. o. F.,
will be held at Odd Fellows Hall this
evening. l'.I.l
The social dance at Freeman Hall last
evening. was much enjoyed by n goodly
number Of the young people. who
wAltzed away to their hearts and girls
content.
The September trrm OF the State
University began this morning with
Professor W.. c. Dorey as Principal.
Tho next term Of the District School
opens on Monday next with Hon. L. n.
Stone rs Principal.
J. l.. Wines having closed up all his
business in Eiko. departed for Burskn
L. tLs. ,,,nnsa,s, ,.At, " NI.--
will hereafter reside in Eureka, having
formed q law partnership with Geo. W.
Baker, OF that place.
Indian Agent, john How, arrived
here from the Duck Valley Reservation
to-day. Mr.. How states hat the crops
raised by the Indians this year sustained
very little injury from the late fros,sAnd
have turned ont admirably.
The stage from the north brought down
and delivered at tho Office Of Wells,
Fargo X CO., at this place IL bars Of
bullion from the Grand Prize Company,
of the value of 10000 %. last even.
ing. Also, this evening. 3 bars from
the Argenta Company, valued at ST..
SIS IL. s
+. J. Jones and Henry Young were
in from Pleasant Valley to day, and re.
turned this evening. The former came
in TO take leave Of his daughter, Mrs.
Lieutenant Allen, who started on her
return to Arizona to join her husband,
by The train this morning. Mrs Allen
had not intended TO depart until the
last Of the week. but found that the trim
could be made Inu,h more PLEASANTLY by
al earlier sturt.
Amos Plummer AMI Gus. Schoen ar,
rived here Oh horseback from Mountain
City last evening. Amos is one Of the
l. III the valuable mining property
o being successfully worked at Min,
eral Hill, and leaving his horse here
started for that locality by rail, this
morning. ]. W. Plummer. n youngou
brother. who for several months pas,
has been mining In tho Northern part OF
the country. arrived here by stage this
evening. AMI Will also start foI the Hill
by rail to iEoiTow morning.
l.. c Dorsey and wife vino had beer
stopping in town for several days,
started for their home Oh the Druueau,
yesterday morning. Lutte Informed us
that be had determined to try the Wood
River country. aud on Monday next.
with his wife ana brother.in law, Sam
BceFof, together with his cattle and
horses, lie would leave Bruneau for the
now Dorado. The friends of the parties
will all join in wishing them every sue.
cess in the new home for which they nra
about to start.
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4 Card.

Tho Ladies' Aid Society take this on.
postnnity Of returning their thanks to all
parties who SO kindly aided them III
making theft entertainment of last
eVsping, 40 great n succcRs. Their
thanks arc alec due to those who were
30 kind ns TO offor their services; aud TO
the pablo for thcit generous and hearty
patronage.
.MEs. A. II. CosrreS, President.
Miss MARr TAYLOR. Secretary.
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special Masonic Meeting.

a special meeting OF Elko Lodge. 70.
II. L. Il a. NJ. will bc held ut Masonic
Hull, this evening. tho 81 instant.
beginning ut { o'clock, for work III the
Third Degree. Members in good stand.
ibg are cordially invited to DO present.
by order Of
ia TisRkn. ~
Acting W. NJ.
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The following letter is from our old
friend, W. W. Griswold, who with his
family comprise n portion of the party
which removed from Ruby Valley. re-
Gently, and are now on .heir way TO
settle In Oregon or Washington Terri.
tory. The letter was written on Bru.
ncau River. August l9,h. and mailed nj
the Bruncau Valley Postofico on the
27tlI: .rEt.
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For sale Chem.

A No. vegetable ranch md largo
pasture both uudcr good fence, in the
foothills ncn tho hend Of South Fork
OF humboldt. Tho owner wishes 10
remove North, and will give a rdrc
barsaintc n purchaser. For particulars
apply to Vim. Hitoliic, South Fork, or
at this office.
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Notice.

We will furnish, for cash only. ID lots
TO suit The srale, q. Conrad's ctic.
brntod 81. Lofts Buiwoisor Beer. IN
barrels containing Q dozen bottles. at
SO 50 per barrel.
II RsCku,RT e. FousLtCn.
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PEN ocratic Committee Meeting.
Thoto will be n meeting Of tho NON.
bers Of tie County Democratic Central
Committee held NJ the Court. house at
this place on Saturday, the 18th day Of
September next. at | O'Clock. By Order
J.. Z. EDofr. Chdltman.
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stock Growers Meeting,

A meeting Of the members Of the
Stock Growers Association will DO held
Mt Granger HILL on Saturday. tho 4th
Instant at 2 o'clock, +. N. for the trans.
action of business Of interest to tho As.
ISOLATION. dSoRoE RUSSELL, Secy.
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a LANCE invoice OF the celebrated
White X whisky just received at tir
Qein Shlonm.
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TUE hes. quality u Rhine Wines at
the Elko Bakery aud Saloon. Reckhart
& Co.. proprictors.
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Ycstsrday's Ar,eraoon 8saIl,

Yesterdays !Arteraoon AsaF@'
100 jackson. 95c
% belmont; lUc
800 Day, 4Uc
$50 Paradise, $50
80 Wales, az
I95 Albion, I5c
900 E. Mount Uiabio, Coo $50
$50 Columbus, 220o
$50 Budiei AZ
2G0 Tioga.
400 MeCliuion, arc
$40 Summit. 5oc
so Bulwer. 260c
100 Goodshaw. llOc
100 Maybelle, &c
GO Beividere, 1l5c
$50 Champions s0E
400 Blackavhs $50
$40 Con. Pacific, ~
l5O Queen Bee, loo
100 Dechtel, soc
80 Dudley. csc
205 Jupiter, soc S5c
100 Add6hdn. 6Oc
GO n. MONDAY; az
600 Donbie Standard, loo I56
800 Orient. luS
$50 Mammoth, ~
so MONDAY. 2S0c
so Boston. soc
go Atlas. So AZ
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TAKE your watches, clocks and jewelty
to Gerber, Tho Matchmaker" II you
wish to have Thorn repaired by all cS.
porionced workman. All work war.
rnnled.
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Dgiictou' les Cream constantly on
hand al the Gem Restaurant.
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sEALED PROPOSALS;

10y Authority ~ PHs BOARD OF
srarc,t pi,I; .sas ~ hr5iid stnSi thfee pHics 81
rgslG4 tie .os.b fhlg tSset;t Stssk. IN
EKnSSy nsnsc, feSdins fasS iisiess q North
Ruby. win " Erttffct al the ofisg Of the
GGgP'ys SIsII .h,Se g w isa Il p1sp o WEE;
\. ", on whislt beY tyah sealed pr9Poesls IS
aud pissed Upon TIE gce,d rcscrving the
proposed Ie1d stsll 10 bpiIt strictly IL Aecord-
hnec wirh the following
srttl4cATIoSsf
R%ryirnin2 al tho wnsf sntffncc 10 the Pass
and following The jlmc OF stake originating
the course Of The proposed road, 10 q stake AZ
me t@:n ia,n and r Of ,'G \. P pa, saSic. S Wiz Sr; ! sld II Of Of
sh.-c sharp .eafyrs ottug at ali, y. which,
, ,%sFG II sisa i: 10 ~ s9%'i h % .Is RYoSsGssd' is M n'Ins Is
tc6rn Of two or three wagons ; the inner side
Of ~ grsdcs g. be cut AZ least .tI inches
dceprr than NJ the outer edge. AZ the, etc-r.
ing 10 streams IN the two printipat fiviurss
We'll BATH. substantial stone abutrnenp shall
airport m equally. Substantial .supyS,,tue.
ture; me fo"ts of snld Bridge 10 be elevated
NOT les that eight feet above tho stream st
all points cn tht rontc brtScon5 ma, entrance
rs IA" pt.s 10y Ilv lower road and tlesuminit
Nl iE mffiE. on WHICH Notk u Tcluueu. tue
~lrnJ shtit In dcuc IN . thorough and seeept.
tOl" manu'F, the cntlTo routq botwccn the
rrtits mentioned abcyc, 20 be inspeeisd and
asarts be ore tho euigf3Lo I Ih1ll JIG released
irnip tds "pgggcrus1i ~ edpplu{c sid foad.
The rluy u. tAr'ics 81 ,Nhfn he,6pnitaSt
fr huilGlh g tsid lgsd .ltar ,kE aNsik'd, Will
he tcuhNed 10 frtrfsh fprfgPsd bSndSIot Re.
flnhfnl execution, ~ ddibb ,l94 bWrh4A, &C
The sum involved 10 the. conflict IFNid. bdAa6
- c Furnished Within eys dAJs sfA De 6H
trsrt sasN nave beeA let.
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'Fnysu Bread. Pies and Cakes NJ Ire
EXC Bakery