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MARYsyILLE, June 24th.-Hagan, who was
sent from Wheatland about ten da US ago to
the County Jail on charge of yagrsncy.
and who jumped from the train when nearing
this city, and made his escape, was arrested
today IN Colusa. He will be brought here
on Friday.
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Run Over and Killed.

MAYFIELD, June 24th.-Charles Flagg was
run over by loaded wagon yesterday and
died six hours afterwards He was native
OF Vermont, aged about % years.
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SOMETIMES we wonder what mean man
thinks about and what he thinks of himself
when be goes to bed and the darkness closes
in around him, and he is compelled to be
honest with himself, and not bright
thought, not word OF blessing, not a
grateful look, not deed of charity that
an act of his has called forth during the
day. comes to bless him. All the revenge
we ever want on mean man is the simple
knowledge that once a day at least he is
compelled to think about himself. Il Hawk
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New Telegraph Line.

Tucson, June 24th.-Eight carloads OF
material, with men and equipments complete,
left here this morning for Benson, to build a
telegraph line from that point to Tombstone
over the lire of the Arizona and Mexico
Railroad
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ERNER BROS,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS tn
4 fine Brandies, Wines and Kentucky Whistles
Agents of the real Chris. Schroeders Nordhaeuser
Whisky, and of the genuine Imported Culmbacher
Beer. No. 1909 Fourth street, Sacramento.
inaN Irn1r,
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NEVADA.
Passengers Passing carlin for California.

TasseHRer' fHss'h% ei'riih Tor CaiEfOrnia.
CARLIN, June 24th.-The following pas.
s Sc passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in
York city George French and wife. Eng.
land; Mrs. A, Severance, Portland, Or:
Mrs. T. Weiche and son, San Francisco !:
Mrs. l.. Burbank, Boston, Mass; f. G.
Giles and two children, Ogden; Mrs. Bon
nell, Burlington, Ia; Mrs. E. Taggart and
child, Salt Lake ; P. o. Severance and wife.
Portland, Or; ID. a. Farvey and mother.
San Francisco; T. J. ii. Ellison, U. S.
army; J. NJ. Crawford, San Francisco c.
2, Bailey, San Jose Colonel W. j. Huff.
man, Michigan Bluff, Cal; Z. A. Knold San
Francisco rs emigrants including 40 males.
to arrive in Sacramento June 16h
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Suspension of Il Bank.

RENO, June 24th.- The Reno Savings
Bank suspended this morning. They had ac-
commodated too many persons, and the hard
times made money tight. There is said to be
abundant assets to meet all liabilities. j. ii.
kinkead, the manager, is down with nervous
prostration. Nothing further can be told of
the condition of affairs of the savings bank
at present. Cannot give Liabilities or assets.
1t suspended on account of the Anglo Cali
fornia Bank protesting drafts. j. III. Kin
kead, manager, is unfit for business on ac-
count of sickness brought on by overwork.
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MARRIED

Sacramento. June 2s-By Justice Haines, Isadora
Alfaro to Tomasa Ayella, both OF this city.
Petaums, June 20-Charles NJ. Young to Trocelia
Robinson
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BORN,

Gait, June 24-wife of P R. Frans daughter
Mayhew's Station, June 1S-Wife of Melbourne P.
Sprague, son.
Santa Rosa, June 2l-Wife of William Rex, son.
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DIR. Ia Mars Seminal Pills cure all

cases OF Seminal Weakness, Loss Of ySaor. ~
.urnal Emissions, Inpotency, Nervous I'D Physi
cal Debility, and all tbs. class of complaints ar,sir
from Excess indlscretion or Abuse. The old Mad in
this remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOIT'yI AnS de
young safeguard and protection. DR. L. NAYS
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs ebiisa,sd
from whatever cause, to their pristine v,gor Price
address, secure from observation Address an orssrx
to a. NcBofLE & CO., Druggists, P. o. Box i ,a.s,
San Francisco. mLMo
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A LADY lawyer out West always address
es her husband at breakfast as "mS learned
BROTHER at lunch she calls him 8" the
counsel for the defense;" at dinner time
she calls him "a brass mounted pettifog-
ger with cheek ike an army mule.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
i. IL. KLINE.

Late with wachhorst, and successor TO Floberg)
WTATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, On,
w No. 60 street, between Second and s<Tn.
Third. Dealer III Watches, Clocks, SILVER ~ %
ware, Jewelry, etc Repairing in all its &Is.sG
branches = specially, under MR. FL0BERG.
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Stables, street, between Tenth ~
and Eleventh, Span of Large, Young ~.
HORSES-brown and black. They are geutle and
good travellers. Would be suitable for = :" bus" or
trick team. Ju!o-lt
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GENERAL NOTICES.


Atser Trying Eiany mediefB>'s without
oenens, your BRtSToLiS SARSAPAIElLLA and
FILLS nave cured me of three most yaIn,'al ulcers
with which hsd suffered for about four years
THOMAS LAYros, Geelong, Victoria 10 5.Is
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DOES Ii WoRK.-The Sunday Tribune
Rochester, n. Y, says: "No medicine now
known purifes the blood so effectually as
does that named as Warmers Safe Bitters. "
H. C. Kirk & Co., agents, Sacramento.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Attention, Sacramento Hussars:
You are hereby ordered TO assemble at the ~
Pavilion, THIS friday EVENING, June k7ESt
25th, at o'clock sharp, to attend to the ---A>
regular monthly drill in drill uniform. BY order.
+. RUHSTALLEIi, Captain.
CT HKuLsNAN o S iu25lt*
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". A. BUGHs0N, NJ. D..

gEoMEoPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
& q Office, southwest corner Of Seventh and J
streets in Bry e's new building, up stairs Resi-
dence, southeast corner of Seventh and n streets,
Sacramento. Office hours / to 5 and to p. X.
iuDS-.uTun
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HAMMERS Cascara Sagrada Bitters stiinu
lates torpid liver.
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DIED..

Petaiuma, ,Juns ia. B. Conley, 20 years.
Pasadena June 20-Josiah Gilmore, Ga years.
Los Angeles, June 21-Mrs. S. o. Baker.
San Jose June 21-Louisa Brenham q years.
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f2- The drama will be produced with realistic
effects and magnificent scenery specially painted Tor
this play by Noegtlin s Sander OF San francisco
and first produced in this city
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One of the old Methodist ministers, in
his early days, was at one time despond-
ent, and complained to an old member of
the Society of Friends. The latter said to
him, "Go into thy closet and mediate !;
think of any mercy, and praise God for
that" He did so thought first of one
and then OF another of Gods mercies, and
his heart suddenly burst into praise, and
light flowed into his soul ever after. If we
thus mediate we can almost see the hand
that feeds and clothes us and we can al
most see the heavens flash into light with
the faces of the angels. - Bishop Simpson.
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TRY Hammers Cascara Bitters for bilious,
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FIRST ARTILLERY RECT. BAND.

NEUSIC FURNISHED FOR PARTIES, q.
I'VE Serenades P4rades, Penics, etc Leave ~
orders at headquarters No. 100 X street; T. IN
A. FISCH No. 1905 street. Leader, f. S-se4
W. DAVIS, No. 1924 street tI0tf
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ASK your druggist for Hammers Cascara
Sagrada Bitters.
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Read Come early and bring all y our
friends TO the SOCIAL at Dr. Frost's Church, THIS
friday EVENING. Good Music, Recltations ETC.,
Ice Cream and Cake. Adults % cents Children, 10
cents ju25-lt-
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The problem of living in malarial dis
trict is solved by using Hammers Cascara
Sagrada Bitters.
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Y. 4. BILLINGS & CO,

Z IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
Z in Fine Brandies, Wines and LIQUORS. Agents
for Or. Jaffes Celebrated Ciuchons Eitters; also,
agents Tor Litton Springs Settler Water, Sonou a
county, California. No. III street. between Fourth
and Fifth. ju25-4plm
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CALIFORNIA !:
THROUGH DEATH VALLEY..:

'sfssstssssss.stsNsssssk.s
4 drama in four acts, by Samuel W. Smith. ESQ
author Of "STRUCK OIL -
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A5- MR.. JOHN WOODWARD "a
As BILL WILLIAMS, THE TRAPPER,
character in which he stands unequaed. srpportcd
by strong and powerful cast
INCIDENTS OF TIE PLAY.

ACT l. SmADows-Among the Saints.
ACT Il.-Clovps-lIassaere in the Meadows
ACT III GLooA-Mirage in the Desert.
ACT IN--SUNsHINE-The Goal is Reached Cali
foruia.
n. B.-The grand scenes representing Trains
Crossing the Plains, the Massacre of the Emigrants
and Mirage OF the Desert viii be presented FIR the
first time az IL theater Secure your seats at the
Theater without extra charge. iu2l ct
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Just RECEIVED.

JUST EECfIt KE.
A SHIPMENT OF FINE ENGLISH STONE ALE
N also some Genuine Irish Whisky, the finest
known for medicinal purposes. Call and give them
a trial. DAVID COOPER, English Ale House, cor
ner Second and l streets Justin
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THE RICHEST WOMEN IN AMERICA.-The
richest woman in America, and indeed, ex-
cepting royalty and Baroness Burdett
E. II. Green, the wife of the Vice Presi-
dent Of the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road. She was Miss Robinson, and her
father was whaling master at New Bed
ford. He owned feet of ships known as
the blue line of whalers, and from his pro-
fession was known as " Blubber Robinson.
He died when his daughter was a mere
girl, and left her fortune of about eight
millions. She lived slenderly and pru
IDENTIFY, and gave the management OF her
affairs to John J. Cisco. As her tastes
able to transfer her enormous income al
most every year to the body of the fortune
itself, and it has now accumulated to more
than 81, 900, coo. Her husband Mr.. Green,
was very rich man when she married him,
aud has been successful since. 1t is said
by one WHO should know that the income
of this couple is IS, 800, 900 year. Mr..
Green is rather large in stature, quiet, re-
served, sagacious and of modest habits.
He is about q years of age, and she is
about 43. The richest young ladies in New
York are the Misses Garner the daughters
OF Commodore Garner, who was drowned
under a yacht that overturned few years
ago. He made his fortune i'll Wall street,
and upon his death was able to leave his
daughters 81, 600, 900 or s., 900, 600 each.
Added to this, they are charming and beau
tiful young ladies.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

XXYANTED-A GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF A
w baby. Apply to-day at zoos Eighth street,
between and X iu25-St.
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LAWNS The New York Graphic is OPP
posed to shaving lawns. 1t says: "Why
clip the grass on the lawn so very short
Why keep up the continual rattle and roll
of the lawn mower? Is it merely for the
pleasure of using it? 1t is a pretty toy
and does make the, grass fly, but keeping
grass cut within half an inch OF the ground
does not beautify it at all. 1t exposes the
roots too much to the sun, turns the grass
yellow, dries up the earth and generally
fortunes the heritage. A luxrriant though
neglected growth is more pleasant to the
eye than these rigidly, closely shaven
lawns"
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ADAMS Mass J, June 24th.-The central
shaft Of the Hoosac tunnel caved last night.
1t is estimated that two days viii be required
to clear the wreck.
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murdered by cattle Yhicycs.
VII Enrncd.

WHEELING (W. Va.), June oath. = The
Touring mill of S. White, Of Bellton, on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railway, near this city,
was totally destroyed by fire to-day. Loss,
$50, 900 insurance, 81 600.
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4 Directors meeting OF the s. ?. z.

4 Directors meeting OF the s. P. Z. Il
Of Arizona was held at the Compsny's
office last Tuesday morning present
wete Chas F. CIocker President. David
Neahr Judge H. y. Alexander directors,
Oae D. the most importont actions, of the
meeting vas the lcasi.ig of the Southern
Pacific of Arizona to the Central Pacific
Il Z. for term Of five years, this was
lone by unanimous acton Of the board
0.hcr very important matters, regarding
the rapid progress aud early completion,
of the road wera considered and favera.
By dispo:ed OF, The meeting adjourned at
nine o'clock and the directors in COM
pany with Co, George Z. Gray Major
Hammond, Elk Governor Lowe of Calfor,
MIA. Mcssrs. Robertson and Ryan. Altar
neis COR ;he company. proceeded by spc-
c;a train IL cad OF the track. about five
nit;idIcd Hi,re east al Yuan. anl after &
thorough nsperllo:i of the work, retnrn-
ed 20 San Franti-cu pas,in. thu ongl
Yuma Thursday evening.
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We had the pleasure Of meeting Mr.,
Tracy Special Agent of the Morey Order
Department of the Pacific Coast while
in town Thursday, tSis is Mr.. Tracy's first
visit to Arizona although residing on
This coast for nearly 20 years. Durin g
which. time he has held many positions Of
ira and usefulness chiefly with Wells
Fargo IL Co. He left Thursday evening
for Tucson and will visit all the money
order offices in the Territory.
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MISCELLANEOUS :
Great Ren2edys
SIMMONDS CELEBRATED
RI o BOB WITS !
puresi ard best Medical and Family Purposes.
StGgCns, WALLACE f. Co.

Sole agents for Yuma Casa
Grande aEdviciniy Dealers can be supplied
81 .hc same price aid On the same terms as
ut the wholesale house in San Francisco.
Su,d by tie gallon and bottle. It has beca
5o!d in all Tie Eastern sta eS and has given
universal satisfaction. II is highly re- OH
mens!ed by HE faculty in all cases of Mr.
robustness, Weakness, Debility, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, &c II is NEW introduced 10 the
rli'':ic Of ~; Pacific Slope, Endorsed by the
f:,;lawine certificates Of the emiucbt DIR. s.
D.na ;iayCs. State Assaver Of Massachusetts,
and ~ y G.. l.andertarh, OF st. Louis. Mo.
pn;lt 4, nilem"n prominent in there profess
ri, and y bich is guarantee TO all BUYERS CT
e. 'nriiy and quality. 1 can show thousands
sc lcticr> from persons from all parts OF tie
Union and Canada, to testify to its merits and
the benefit il has afforded as a family remedy
,Gd tonic. Sold by sil druggists and groce
ries in bulk or by the case or bottle. Ceun.
try orders promptly attended to.
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Sheriff Hodges received orders from
Hon. DeForrest Porter through the Cir
cult Court Commissioner Chas. H. Brin.
ley to Summons Grand Jury for the re.
gular term Of court commencing Wcdnes
day Dec. 1st.
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{. ~. & Eoreii left Thursday morning
for Florence to attend The Tax suit agsinsi
he Rsiiroad Company. He goes in the
interest of Yuma county.
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Mr.. Ieager informs us that the weather
is colder thpt it has been at this time of
year since 1868, Ice formed to the thick
ness of Que half an inch on the 18th. and
10th inst. the thermometer being down
below so.
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Z a., u. Y AicSaDGer fefi fnr Fi,,r-tc
TucsdGv iaorninu train ard all be ca
aeri until next 'vee& returning in -in.e
i0T She 70 gUiss tyTia of court.
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Lxbnratnrand Boston, Sep. 1873
III
purposes Massachusetts,
Loui
have hesitation saving viii ou the pure article hays used
from and affections have prescribed Naoh Whisky
ry Please send truly
H.
100000 on eyear1S
George Martin, uggt,Y umaC Aizona.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Following is the report for the week end
ing Nov. 20 1880.
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It is Truly Wonderful.

| To see what improvements now exjs
us compared with rGilway travel oni,
| few years ago. t. become convinced
| Of this, ol,e has only 10 select for his routl
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
You are landed by the Union
tactic r. Z. in the Union Depot al Cnun
ell Bluffs. wEcre stands the G.. & NV
Palace Train. com posed Of puilman Hol,i
Cars, Pullman Sleeping Cars, eieyaut Day
Coaches, Smoking, Baggage. Postal Cars
etc, ready To convey its iass, n =; rs
through Iowa and Illinois. aud i 10
Chicago. Gliding smoothly along over
thriving cities and villages, comfortably
seated in this tram, one scarcely discovers
the high rate of Speed which he IS riGit
Trans Of This road are ALWAYS on ii,n,
connections sure. and pass"a4"rs 6cf.Hit.r
pleasure, comfort, safely anu ease in
travelling, will ind The NORTH W,:e. :
cru IN excess OF their expectations, Z Il
he greatest IL ali routes ~ Chicago anu
the East. Insist upon Ticket Agents sell
ling you Tickets via this Road: ali Agents.
sell them. Examine your Tickets. ard
refuse to buy il they Go not read over this
Road. fyoa wish the Best TRAVELLING
Accommodations, you will buy your Ticket
by this Route, e AND WILL TAKE
NO OTHER.
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LOCAL esATT EUS.

4 Post Oaicc has been established Il;
Silver District j. IS &c, he called. S;;-m',
Charles T. No rost n ter.
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Judge Pardy returned from bushes:
trip yesterday. He visited Tucson, Flor
+nce and Phoenix, and reports that Yuma
County is pretty good place after all.
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BAKERY,

Sonducted BY first-class baker All Or
sers filled at short notice.
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PIS1GIS& CARTRIDGES

Attached to our store We have new and
complete
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TAXPAYERS ! ATTENTION !

Taxes are now due and payll- at M
Office at the Conf House, i'm the viilag.
of Yuma. Taxes become DELINQUENT
on the SECOND MONDAY IN DECEM
Der. +. NJ. HODGES,
34-3m. Tax Collector,
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-01

dr ~ :
larare och kallelsen antogs. Kali.
strom har yarit har hela ,sommaren,
men brist pa bostad har han rest
hem for vintern dock yantas han ater
till varen. Imam 1:sta Maj amman FOR.
samlingen bygga ettshus, ,stort nog for
bade pastorsbostads och motes.rum.
Timret for detsamma ar redan fran.
me pa platsen ochsafven betaldt, och
kassoren har annu omkring hundra
dollars for vidare omkostnaders be-.
tackande, och ALT arbete arnnar for
samlingen CORA fore varen. Den
Evang. Luth. Augustana.forsamlin.
gen Norrdala (afveni Providence) har
besok en- och AMMAN gang af nagon pa
stor fran namda synod. Dock ar an.
nu ingenting gjorat for bygge eller.
dylikt. Tanken arsnog att CORA nagot
nasta sommar. Publika. skolor ha
ochsa b6riats har. Postkontor ha vi
Providence TAFT intill Providence
kyrklott. !
Allting synes gsassamat ganska bra.
och folket ar friskt, gladt och belatet.
Jag har icke hort nagon' som har ia.
mill angrat att han har hyttat hit Ut
Att en- och AMMAN ungkarl ar nagot
missbelaten, det ma ingen undra pa.
Dock var har ett storartadt br0llop
den 8 Nov, da hr Dahlgren och miss
Emelia johnson frSn St. Paul kn0to
hymnens band nara hundra vittnens
narvaro. Jag ar radd att jag uppta-
ger tidningens spalter for mycket,
dock will jag saga nagra ord till: ON
det ar nagra som ANNA sig hit upp for
att k6pa jernvagsland 81 bora desam.
ma icke vanta for lange. ALT Ian
det ar godt, men de som komma
f6rst ha basta tillfallet att fl ut.
markt land. Nagra dro redan salda
och priset ar fran SO till $3.50 pr
acre. Till sist 6nskas att sd manga
andligt sinnade landkopare som moi.
.ligt ma komma hit; ty de aro NEST
valkomna.
6. F. Johnson.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-01

Uroxarne bilda ett h6gst sallsynt,
nastan utd6dt djurslagte. F6rr fore
kommo de stor mangd skogarne /
Lithauen. Pollen, Preussen och oster-
sjoprovinserna. I den man skogarna
uthrggits har deras antal alltmer
minskats, och. for naryarande fore
komma de eEdast i nrskogen l .Bielo.
wiescha tguvernementet Grodno. kret-
sen Prushany(. Denna urskog bestar
till omkr. fyra femtedelar af med
valdiga tran TAFT bevuxna' parker.
Aterstoden utg6res af huskvaxter,
akrar, sangar, mossar och gdlar.a De
iarstades lefvande uroxarne svardas
af EN- tdartill anstald skogsuppsynings-
man, hyilken det sligger att skydda
dem mot ALA angrepp och under vim.
tern f6rse dem med foder. Han er-
HITLER dsrf6r fri bostad och az be-
sfriad frdn ALA skater och afgifter.
EAf staten .utbetalas arligen for ur-
Soxarnes underhxll 8. .75o rubsl. Deras
antal, som 81 1916 hade sjunkit tin
Ssl5 5stycken, 6kar}s sig, tack ware sdenna
omvIrdnad. langsamt men sakert :; 81
1880 raknade man omkrs 1,700 uroxar,
|, sen ,,,h nd ndsste deras antal mtg ORA Minis.
900 lstycken.