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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12
T RIPPLE S II Z Z I
me NEWs THIS MORNING.

FoprIGN.-The London cable dispatch to The
IRlnUHE denies that there is any Cabinet crsis !;
Mr. Glai>torcs programme Tor dealing with the
Irish troubles is unal eIed American credit IS high
in Lon on; the prospect, Of tho Greek cause are
shown t. DE good; the personal relations OF Queen
Victoria and ord BelconsGcd are the subject of
comment in London; Edwin Booth continues
to WA popular approval; Modjeska Is about to
appear rs 4drieane. 60 The first number OF lie
NapoieoR paper in the interest Of Prince Jerome
Bonaparte. has been issued at Paris. == One
hundred persons persisted by the Welsh colhery ex-
plosion --A cremation company has been
granted part of a cemetery in Rome Tor bnildlng
purposes. --=A new Arctic expedition is contem-
plated in England.
DoMFsIlC.-lt is reported that Secretary Thomp-
SOL mas sent his resignation 10 President Hayes
- Henry Enderis. formerly Swiss Consul at
Chicago is thought to be 2n enbezzler. -=
SoveTai more election judges have been indicted
in Richmond Va. - The annual report
of James A. DumOut. Iuspector-General of
Steam Vessels was made public. - Ex-
State Senator James +. Starbuck died at Water
town n Y = The weather excessively
cold alol the Hudson River yesterday. &C. Ed
warI Crane has brought n libel suit against The
Boston Daily Adrrfsa. laying the damages at
5000. 600. := United States Deputy Collector
~
soper g. W. Campbell was beaten nearly to death
near CoCksyle, Tenn. - Isaac Sterus
and a companion were arrested in Peoria,
H. Friday for absconding with $1,000 from Van
DYKE x Williams bankers of this city. 60 over
100 buildings were burned in Pensacola, Florida,
Friday night; the loss is estimated at about
S75o 600. 80 More evidence for the prosecution
was gwen at the Borree murder trial YESTERDAY
CITY AND SUBUEB,N.-Most of the new city Off
GERS took possession Of their places yesterday at
mec,ing in Tammany Hall the recTeaDt Aldermen
were bitterly denounced. g. Nine dealers in
counterfeit coin arrested in this city
and Brooklyn; officer was danger
ous!y stabbed by one of them. - General Grant
visited Peterson and inspected number OF SILK
ard other mills. - Jay Gonid's conservatory at
IryIngon was destroyed by fire. - saw
factory was burned IN Newark.
THE Manufacturers local observations IN
dicate warmer clear and partly cloudy weather,
with got chances of light rain snow late III the
day. Thcrmo meter Yesterday liiebest,250; low
est, 81; average 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12

money might be taken ms an cVlueA''
of foresight. thrift and capacity ior
sclf-support, but an absolutely moneyess
condition should at least be prima iacie EVIL
dence of uuftness. mon who invests every
cent he has in the world in stceraGe tickets
for himself aud family to NewYork and pur-
poses 10 land in New World without KNOW
ing the language and without the cel inty OF
n davis subsistence or the promise OF
days work, is not likely to be OF much ben
eft TO society here. Such persons are gath
cred I'D by the hundred in the villages OF
Germany, Poland and Hungary by the agents
of the steam ship companies, who are eager 10
earn fee for selling passage tickets ana
who make the poor creatures believe that
America is land of promise, where money
is to be picked up in the streets. They are
landed at Castle Garden in a condition oil
complete restitution, having nothing but the
scanty clothing they have or their backs ana
perhaps a few chests of woll-WOrn household
gear.
The question of regulating imm !gration be-
comes of more Importance every year, az the
incoming tide from foreign countries Increases
IN quantity and detcrorates in quality. IL
might much better engage the attention OF
Congress than many of the subjects to which
that body deyOtes a great deal Oh Improbable
discussion. Whatever is done should be done
upon the broad principle that America belongs
primarily to Americans, and that they nave
the right to say what sort Of people they VIII
permit to share their heritage and come INTO
their homestead as members OF their house
no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12

That irrepresslbls upsiart Nrw-YoRK TRBUSE
.JR.. has got ns thumb IN tao newspaper pie and
pulled out plum for the holidays. Fifty ccm-
plete stories for young people which have
appcar,d in The WEEKLY TRIBUNE, are 90
he reissuod in the form Of neat vol
anne OF seventy miniature pages, copiously illus
rated. with an Illuminated border and other traces
Of extreme juveucsccnce. TINS lie work at aims
10 the dignity of a tribune EXTRA, beng num-
bered II IN the popular ser.eS. II will be ready for
sale on Tuesday morning. Price 10 cents.
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EEAN'H OFFI'k0 o I'I1 IHII'ONi1'
NEw-YoaK-No 1928 Broadway. corner thirty
6rst-s.: No. SD SXto-Avc., bet. fuItN-aeNehlh Az"
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seyenth-s..: No. 92 East Fourteenth,st.; corner
UnIol->s lare No 2.3S6 Fourih-aYe. 'harienlJ
v .SHINGTON-No. .322 F-s;.
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Quick As A WINK!
TERilS or TIE TRTBONE.

Posture n..c IN m UHitsd states 10
DAILY TRIBUNE 0 n
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h.-r-s THE TRIBUNE.
-----, New-NOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12

Timorous travellers should read the statistics
ollcctca by the Supervising inspect0r-Geu-
eral Of Steam Vessels and not only save
their short-tme accident premiums, but stop
Worrying. During twelve month, 20,0OO,O00
passengers have been transported by coast
and river steamboats, and only iO3 have lost
their lives so that the conclusion Is obvious
that there Is no mode OF travel with per-
crntace Of loss so low. The mortality Tor the
year Is very small notwithstanding the Mar
raeansett and Scawanhaka disasters. The
number OF lives lost is lS5, officers and crews
being included with passengers. Yet II these
statistics and comparisons should be posted in
the cabin OF every steamer on the Sound Two
out of every five passengers would still be
tormented with vague dread OF what might
bappcn during the watches or the night. In
the same way there are hundred nervous
people on every Fulton ferryboat who are
invariably apDrehcnsiye lest the boiler may
explode in the middle Of the IIvcr, although
* q matter of fact SO little steam Is carried
hat such a contingency is utterly impossible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12

The mercury registered degrees at sunrise
yesterday lower notch than it has reached
for many chill December. The morning
was intensely cold, but the weather mod
Grated as the day advanced. Our readers
will take heart when they learn that higher
temperature is confidently predicted. The
area of low temperature was very wide, the
thermometer standing jvst above zero at
Burlington, VT. and Albany, and ice ten
inches thick forming far south as Peters
burg. Va. In the West the temperature was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12

The new rumors of an English Cabinet
crisis are pronounced by our regular London
correspondent to be ludicrously false. No
breach has yet occurred. and it is probable
that the Government will present solid
front wien Parliament reassembcs. We are
GLAD to learn that ChIefJusIice Mays i'll
timed harangue meets with no favor in Eng
laad. IL has only added fuel to the flames,
which were spreading fast enough before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12

SUNDAY, DECEMBER -, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12
ale4u-5loyA Dailu Grlb'@>3e,

sY HORACE GREELEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12
Dnyinrss Noiires

ALpERNEY BRAND"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12

If the Controllers Office could be entirely divorced
from politics and " election expenses" the time
might come when the man trying to live on "a salary
in this great and glorious city would not have to pay
plne-t entbs of that salary for rent or taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12

Lord Beaconsheld's prolonged visit to the
Queen is making not little talk III a staid
capital which has become addicted to bOulo-
ward gossip. as well as practical politics.
Every one processes to believe that the novel
ist went to Windsor to read his book to Her
Majesty and to supply her with convenient
key to its political mysteries. But there
are not wanting those who fear lest
the Queen may be seeking counsel
outside of her constitutional advisers. We
indigo however, that these fears are strained.
The Queen may ike one Premier better than
another-SEe is woman rs well rs a sOver-
cign, and has a W0mans right to do
that-hut she knows perfectly well what
constitutional tradition requires, and she
never fails to do her plain duty in every
political crisis Our special cable dispatches
state that there is no reason 20 suppose that
the personal relations Of Mr. Gladstone and
the Queen are other than cordial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12

BALLS, WEDDINGS. receptions and every m
,restng eoc.cy event Of the past week fully rerotao IN an
drsws American queen The society journal OF Ae''o@
Al 1....l l.l.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12

The list OF retired Democratic statesmen grow'
apace. 1t stands now rIlden Hendricks Thur
man, Hancock, English, Wallace, Barnum and Kelly
Next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12

UOIIpAY Presents in elegant Meerschanm
Pines and Cicar Holders uc amber goods At
prices O. SIEHs 3i7 Bro0mss'. under occiGthtai io'e,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-12
very low, although higher than in New-Eng-

land.
Why was Vera Sassulitch acquittedF Inc
easy answer has been that Russin vas honey
cOmbed with disafiectIop, and the jury ONLY
acted out what everyone was thinking. But
the most Trustworthy information restricts the
operations of the Nihilists to a very small group
and the jury WAS chosen flom the hgher WALKS
in life--the officials and the lesser hoolii'y-
WHO had not been infected with revolutionary
contagion. Yet that jury deliberately acquitted
the woman who had confessed her brutal
crime. A better explanation of tins mysterious
verdcc is offered in an article published on
the tenth page OF this issue. The lawyer car
red the jury-box by storm. He put together
the simple fac of the woman's life and the
recital fred the blood of ttose twelve men until
they forgot everything except her wrongs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09

ne 6speember number o. this admit
lab1e maGn1ine = calculated 20 sustain
= -Woll-desssved reputstion- The con-
teuas ere remarkA6le for comprehen-
sivoneA variety, imtractiveness and
onteFtainmenk The opening article,
The Campaim q l6e0ere Nomi-
pees q he Two Hhxtos," will be read
Nth 9roat imnogut q III time. There
n osoello6 0eicae By Frank Nor
lR. Uhe Oh and The New Anadia";;
enc On IL sOWeo0 a Old Spsin";
Ihsodors, King q Abyssina," by A.
il. 0usrnsey; Turin" b LAdy Blanche
Murphy, end many othe0 Of rafe merit.
lie depastmsnt a Action = unusually
rich. 1he serial "Noe Guilty" i con
eluded, and there ~ stories and
Sketches By Kari DEu5y, RFue0nee
Howo0. 1.k HAmilteov xmsnde j.
npni6 Nasgu2ite J. 1ymar. and
ofk0WIi1W q ce1ohsity. The poems
azo b J. G. Whitt3sI, RiGe RSdlkArd
'DuulfnG, BEhel IonblAnqns, &c TheEe
- adventures q sthxiIiBg meese6x, Z
eapienl Article On AIho Washingtons a
Hoehshirs"; Some Gosiping Papen,"
By Nm. BuEroW, histosScal sketches,
'anec1otes, aad m abundance Of briel
|axGie3e a6ording pleasant and instyuc-
I've reading There are Ia quartO
|pono = each nambes, md over loo
OR1kinI the present number ~ {
An3D- esaoeea peats 6unfispie, the
G3oUt - ne D66nnoomo STIR.
An1nluA1 he pgiee efs
-n Snuv Afv - cent? tbe nunn|
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09

BLUE HILL, NEBRASKA.
Sopt = 1000

BLUE Hill, NEBRASKA.
Sept. Z, 1880.
EnrToR CnlEF:-We win try and jot
down o few items.
Almost needed over coats yesterday.
Not much thrashing done yet.
1t is a girl that causes John Holbrook
to smile so all over his face.
R. A. Simpson has returned from
Iowa, his health is somewhat improved,
yet he looks rather delicate.
We notice that DR.. Skunk still has
Mr.. Simpsons lady in his care.
We have had plenty Of rain for the
past two weeks. Those having wheat
cut down are wishing for a few dry
days,-rather late harvesting.
Corn has come out wonderfully since
the rains, an average crop is expected,
vet a part Of our grasshopper swarm
few away the other day.
Mr.. Holland, the NJ. E. minister,
preached at this place last Sabbath
evening, he talks of going back east
soon, We are sorry to loose such o good
preacher.
Preaching here every Sabbath by F.
Johnston, of Ayr.
The lumber is on the ground for the
school house, we are glad to e i'm
provcments in this direction instead
of 30 many saloons.
1t is now believed that DR.. Lee was
here under an assumed name, that his
real name was Joseph Johnston, let
that be as il will his wife is called the
widow Lee.
Health is generally good for water
melon season, the dry weather has
made melons very late this year.
| We forgot our name this time, but
viii try and have a new n the next
time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09
issvssIas,aap yv,Nvsur

-
nevessI casN d the measIO aN ~
Desssd IN Boousanssoo.
There = talk ofa libel suit b~fween
Eshe Naponee Basao The B1oominstou
'AEssA
Aims, Harlan county, l. said % b
he neaiest and eiesssvs town IN the
sHlley.
The rccenf rim. h.r. mad. A.
Icided improvement In The corn c,oo
Throughout the Valley.
The ,.ooax4 u.a.n
.,.-~~A~
81 thes county. thew ,r.n. =
know hos uurb tho count. !. !, -
H. u.u :. ~
"1e "s"ae On neW
IRARex }M&z49ek1ed "a Alma uAxlso
Pk16ix ma ISs,r S.. ..hs<of.f.L
-.
i1nes ain 0u
Tie Nsponee Ransey says that Dan.
Asbbx had . nal. e. -.
-.
way On fHi'co'e ne called ma
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09

Where is the galoot whe said, il does
not pay TO advertise! We want him.
We want to ram down his throat the
following stubborn facts, in proof that
advertising does pay. A few days since
we advertised q lost muff" for Mr.. d.
G. Hull. The same day Judge Pound
returned the article to this office. The
next day we advertised for an eas-drop
and yesterday it was retirned TO its
owner. Yesterday We advertised q pair
of ponies lost, and in less than an hour
after the journal vas issued the ponies
were eating their breakfast in Elder
Gees barn. These three advertise
ments appeared in the last numbers OF
the Journal, and the property returned
to their rightful owners within twenty
four houn after the loss. These are
the stubborn facts we wish to ram down
the throat of the individual who says
advertising don't pay,"-JoarnaL
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09

SEPTEMBER 3, 1881
Welcomed home, Mrs. Hadley, after
an absence Of three months east.
Polly & Martin are pressed in the
mill to supply the demand Of patrons.
With joy We say alden to Grog Shop
list, but our gain is others loss.
Special express, it came in from the
west last Friday night at dusk, bearing
two female passengers. Report says
Johnnie and Bonnie switched them
oG.-(Shame.)
Joel Martin has a bad felon on his
right thumb.
Report says that Maggie intends to
learn the carpenters trade soon, while
Joe, poor Joe, squints one eye and
looks toward Red Cloud, seeking justice
or a sofa, calculates to furnish his
house soon, / guess. I.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09

Peterson's Magazine oom0 OF IN
great force for October. Beoideo The
principal s~teel-plate, s1heRsoeness
which illu.txeee . thxi stoqE9
Mn Mary E1pencer, sd e. da6b1sr
sissd, colocod s~teel-p)ete q 1h11tons,
there ere two colored patterns, GnoA
aBabyis AfIhan," and Ne OR .
design for e1hrosdsring her1kers6 e6,
each alone tcrth the pfioo 81
'nos1s illez sei1h numeroua en-
ASR4A Summer Episode"
AmonS ~ OLE literary aF6sle .
powerful story, By Nm r. 6be0ey
|duco 70 - = new name in kkaeaeure,
and ono destined 70 madp q mark.
Nasietsa Hoalsy has saspA beanlifhl
story. We eannot no e1bm nlb9t %
this magazine - altogUthG cAeap-
ct and best of il I'D. Wkee6 On
only Il taken, @@HueuBon" ekon1d Il
the one, f0r Il I'll noge vonu1e 1han
any ether. Ihe ta0 aFe ~ twu
dofln1s = year. Great deducf5onD azu
modo e c3ubGL and hAndDoma ~
miuUuk an Gfen to pessons - es16nG
IN otuhE n ohoEt, tie induoWemoo q
esefYa 6udnee nnprecodanfeae &po6-
nea6v be senk gratis % poDoml
eetu nm club. AddEomf ~
ne, or for ~sahec5bSn& 90
sx 6ftfscn, sos Chestnut =, FAila9ek
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09
N Ell

The County Commissioners of Web
ster county, will meet at the Court
House, on the 18th day Of September,
1880, TO receive bids for work and ma
terial for the construction of a Vault
for Court House. Plans shown on that
day. Commissioned. reserve the right
to reject any or all bids.
By order Of the Commissioners.
L. H. LUCE ]. A. Tulleys,
Chairman. Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09

To tie people Of he sd Judicial Ditr;d,
Slate of Kebr0sho.

XyNouNcuGI1T.
To tie people Of he sd Judicial Disr;d,
State Of Ne6rasha.
/ hereby announce myself a. candi-
date for denomination ~ District Attor-
ney, Of the 5th Judicial District, of the
State Of Nebraska, subject TO the ratify-
cation, Of the judicial convention, to Be
held in said district. Ny reasons for
making this public announcement at
this time are that information has
reached me while temporarily absent
from the State on . visit, that certain
persons are secretely circulating false
reports through said district, unfavor-
able 70 my denomination, among which
are that I Inn not 70 be . candidate for
saias0GDS In this connection / wish
70 say that when the Office for the
presant term WAS rendered to, and
accepted b. Aapyl did no4 solicit il, but
by reasons Of It's duties ! have Lost the
larger part Of my ell practice, and
while I havs no d On the party,
my two yean exp1tkence and present
b6sinen are such that ] can and will
cordially accept the nomination and
thank The people for IL and II nomi-
n6o1d and elected wi0 perform the
dudes q Tie same 70 The best Of my
Ablity. Respectfully,
T. ID. SCOFIELn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09
rs1 AHIA

EDITOR CHIEF-Having paid some
little attention to bee culture in this
state, / send these general statement
to you for the benefit of whomesoever
they may concern.
Nebraska is beyond a doubt suited
we'll to apiariculture. The honey bee
does well here. This season has been
hard On them until the past month.
The pastursge how is medium, but
nothing to compare with last season.
/ examined MI. Thoe. Pools,
xho lives. south Of Guide Rock, and
found them rich with the sweet nectar,
he had only double his stock the lst of
August. Mr.. Rust in the north port Of
the county mas two stands. He In
formed me that they gave him asnice
profit in honey last year. Mr.. Teel
who lives in the north-sast part Of the
county has two stAndt 13,ich he says
did ~ bataid
net increase any. examined
stands in Jewell coJ ard not
~withstanding the I have
done well.
l brought three knboy
last spring, / sold one 40 Roberta
from which he has made four p1clii.
All are now sufficiently strong % IN
sure the certainty Of wintering vel
Mr.. Chas. Haley, Of Red Cloud. had
one stand in the spring. which he has
increased to three. which are very
strong
Ny bees in Jefferson Co. have done
much better there than those ! have
here. ! have bought Eve old Stands,
and sold eight from my stock here ]
have now thirteen on hand in this
county. l viii furnish . few articles d
the varieties Of beo and Bee cultuses
TnnR JoHxscx-
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09
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I am composed Of IL lettsss. Ny Il,
., 8, 5, is a girls name; my Z, u, u .
proposition; my !, S. 8, II, u thef name
Of a vehicle; my 2. 5. q, is Q portion of
time; my 4, 3, Q, Is, is the name Of .
planet; my S, 10, a useful article; my (,
S, 2, of ten brings trouble; my 4. }, 8, 10
a verk; my 4. 3, !, 2, is much sought
after; my ], 8, 9, Is, is found in Mis-
souri,; my Z, 9, 8 Is, was the GAUGE of q
father finding his son; my 8, 6, 8, il tho
name fs town in Nebraska; my whole
is the name Of the author.
IDA May CROxfoN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09
CHA7rEL MORTGAGE SALE

wE.s.s ssa..ls ~ be. 80 z - ~
50 6sse1 % fls Ia lAy q HeoHp. -.
- Dab Ned IN De eess 81 tbs cs..g c1eFk,
q vehSes esasfy. Nese.ska. On ths ltsh dsy o!
Iiks 0eHuoissks1Bee. % 2. D.. Cooper - ses.ry
IL HgDsst efs6-M sd iatsrek yea yhseh
Skess 6neu De tkessn efeefp- vs yin ssil
80 3 81 SssS. sSsss ..sss. xss..
= t. IN ~ e 6ooe0b9. ia 81 s'de<k
=. Is 1ssSssO d0reiks1 fbaeia.- viE:. oa<
iSsGy1Ssss1 - g, vdsks sSssf 60 =.
yunf1 -, - , sn1Spa Dsag. hone sSos
IL 80 - IS y; sys'H
IHS~fs .sssu-,w Nssi2,s
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IAaAOnss q MssaiAstss NsA- Ass. u. iao
Nssies b AessAz svss tAaa The seIloviss
- ~ 6oal 80 g s1ppors - his elain. "a
ssearo laal so6y tA69ses. bsfoss sks Rsgisfsy %
Hsosivef. 81 DIco17ngtss. NeA.. On Saturday.
eep1e0tsy 1Gtb. lq4 via
6iiian 4. 6sek, boa1assassy Ssassassf We.
aoH, fbs Tie Iot Dunhne4 b Secsiso 8. too !.
na6o y Uol sd naD6 de teitsVisg - bis
vj6eDes - lseye esains?ss re.s4sse. % sd
1ho0ss vsaehn 81 Harosa Heles0A 81
eee. NsAs - E~ 4. Jss0L - BED Gov.
sSssSSSeiS a.w.sWrfzEl. nssiss~.
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lenk V1sl.,m,:;;,;:;: I; ;; :: y: ].

the nns>d neskn O~zisss. sfsrx carver
az tsstd and rerkie~ daring 81 r. war
b sithoss parallel Ia hi<sogy. Fog -
tuux . period hxlflinx tie ectcvr cfshe'
Lac and the sisreusir<s detective tseN
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The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-09

The Republicans Of this state hssc
at this early day Of the campaign made
Legislative hondfs ih tdclf is6~nillktsn
conventions. Judge Haley b tie
nominee for Representative in Wehster
county. Judge H. g. Haley 10 well
known throughout the stair - an ab'e
and influential citizen, and Is . legs
lator no one call do else than to Nc
knowledge him TO be pre-ominsntly
qualified. We refer 70 Mr.. Kaicy's
nomination from the fact that he y
valley man and consequently in SYM
pathy with the people Of the whole
valley. Give us more such n,en.-Ck
teraoa San.