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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29
n NORTH END.
poing. In SIERRA Nevada And unien
water 90 be Out or the $500
Level Tonight.

The situation at the north-end Is be-
coming interesting. The drift north
and west from Union winze No. !, to
connect that wipze with the $500 station
Of the Sierra Nevada incline. has ap-
preached 30 closely As to lot the water Of
the incline through into the drift. Still
connection has not been made.
This morning the water Of the Sierra
Nevada incline was down to the top Of
the station. and the water which ran
through into the Union drift a. above
mentioned was being pumped to the
Union 2400 level through the winzs.
This gives Q double Lift on the water.
and will hasten the work Of IT. rsduc-
ton. It will then take but . few hours
TO make the connection.
When this connection 10 completed
and the debris OF the incline IL cleaned
up, work will be started from the incline
station toward the DRIFT north and east
from the Union shaft, to hasten the con-
nection between that drift and the 25oo
station Of the incline. About ninety feet
remained this morning to DO made to
complete this connection.
Considerable interest 10 manifested IN
this work, a. on It's accomplishment
rests the prosecuting Of Union on the
$500 level. There il also considerable
speculation az to the existence OF ore on
the $500 level along the line OF this eon-
Meeting drift. II there Il any II will not
be the main ore body. for that only sI-
tended o short distance into Sierra Neva-
d. ON the 2400 level.
There was, however. a. will DO re-
membersd, ore further north on the
24OO Of Sierra Nevada. which was fol-
lowed down from that level by the winzs
1856 feet north Of the Union line. This
ore had Q strong make and was rich.
whsther IL has . connection with the
ore body OF Union or not. remains I'M
determined; but II would surprise no u
II the two formations were in some way
connected. Still the ore body proper is
south and east Of the line Of this con.
Meeting drift. There was NO ore in the
$500 station OF the Sierra Nevada in.
cline.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29
British Reverse in Afghanlstan.

LONDON. July 2S.-A telegram from
the Governor Of Bombay says: Major
General Primrose tslssraphs today from
Candahsr as follows: General Bur-
rows force Is annihilstsd. We are going
into the citadel" The Marquis Of Hart
ington. In announcing the news In the
House OF Commons, added that General
Payre had been instructed to collect
what forces he can and march TO Canda.
har. / have t~elegraphsd to Simla to
send another brigade u necessary.
General Burrows brigade was de-
tached from the Candahar garrison TO
cooperate with shsrs Ali. The British
appointed Wall, OF Candshar, against
Ayoob Khan, an aspirsnt to the Amesr.
ship, and when Shere Ali ordered his
forces to retire toward Girishk his
infantry deserted In o body, but were
pursued by General Burrows, who recov-
cred the guns and wagons they had car
ried of.
LONDON, July 2s.-Folloving Is Reu.
tors dispatch announcing the defeat Of
the British
"srMLA, July 2s.-Gsnsral Burrows
has been severely defeated by Ayoob
Khan, sustaining great loss. His forces
were dispersed and compelled to fly,
being pursued three miles. They are
now struggling back TO Candahar In
driblets. Two guns we're lost"
It 10 believed ct the War ONCE that
General Burrows force consisted OF z
Battery OF B Brigade Of the Royal Horse
Artillery. the Third Regiment OF Scinds
Horse, the Poona Horse Regiment, . de-
tachment OF the Sixty.sixth foot-four-
teen officers and 470 msn-the First
Bombay Native Infantry and the Nine.
tsenth Bombay Native Infantry, making
O total Of about 2700 men.
Both the wires are now cut. Phayre
and Sandowman propose to abandon the
Mari line and concentrate on the Bolan
Pass route. unless strong reinforcemsnts
are Immediately available.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29
Foot BROKEN.

Yesterday afternoon Alex. Msnary
sent up the timber chute Of the incline
raise, above the 700 level Of Overman,
q lot Of timbsrs for the raise. When 1t
reached the top Of the chute. some 200
feet above, the grapplings gave way and
the timbsrs came back. A stick caught
the top Of Mr.. Menary's right foot,
breaking the bone. II was Q narrow es-
cape. He is at AIRS. Robinson's. and is
doing we'll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29
The Prisehard Case.

The Pritchard case has reached an-
other station and the rascal has saved
his neck. The case was given to the
Jury last evening. District Attorney
Harris said hs made q good. strong case,
but the charge Of the Judge wal against
him. The jury this morning returned q
verdict Of murder in the second degree.
The wretch should be imprisoned for
life and never DO pardonsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29

The Carson Appeal sends her back a.
follows /: "Ths notorious Pritchard wo.
man left for her home in Gold Hill last
evening. after q long and thorough
drunk. Gold Hill is to be consratu.
lated" The congratulation Is presuma-
bly, because we were rid OF her for even
. few days.
Peter HUFF and Jacob Pfeiffsr have at-
tachsd the Original Keystone for $l7.
The claim is described Is located on Or.
leans Hill. Virginia District. 1t 10
northwestsrly Of the dollhouse on the
Gsiesr grade. and adjoins the Iudspsnd-
ent; 1900 feet.
Frank McKenna says the mines OF
Grsntsvills have ore Of low grade In
most places. though there is q very wide
and strong mineral belt. The AleIan-
der 10 the best mine be saw. but most OF
the ore even in that ia low grade.
The special train to convey members
OF the Masonic fraternity to Carson will
leave the Virginia depot this evening ct
z O'Clock. About fifty OF the fraternity
will visit their brethren in the valley.
William ]. Wilson has nled petition
In bankruptcy; assets. $3.50. In property
exempt for his family OF wife and four
children ; liabilities. about $ss7 %.
There will DO . meeting OF the vir.
eiula Soldiers and Sailors Republican
Club at Judge Moses Courtroom this
evening at 5 O'Clock.
The papers OF this section are boast
iug OF the crops this year. Our sage
brush looks well-in fact. never prom
issd better.
William Rogan and tho Quinn are
contspding for the possession OF the
spring which furnishes the mine Win
water.
..widow Bsdott" will appear in Car
son Saturday night, and already 2oo
seats have been reserved for her there.
Monday. 600 cords out Of the 10000
cords Of the main wood drive from Al
pine, were taken out at Empire.
The examination for the appointment
20 the Annapolis Naval School will
come OF in Carson August 81.
There was nearly a panic in Virginia
last evening. when the stock OF the
Quinn mine broke.
The Havsrly Comedy Entsrpriss will
o;,sa "widow Bsdott'' matinee at Z p.
n. Saturday.
z. P. Heating. Superintendent oil the
scorpion, returned from below today
Him wsddell has opened . boarding
houss st the Quinn mine.
Some very rich ore Is being found In
the Eursks shaft, Como.
rbs United States District Court WILL
meet Monday next.
Trou. fishing Is an' In w'Sosf 4
nov.
Lawyer Dickson went to Bodi' '0a'''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29
An Engineer Honored.

WASHINGTON, July 28.-Mr. Blanehst,
the celsbratsd French engineer and pro-
jootor Of one Of the prominent schemes
for an intsr-ocssnic canal through Mica.
rsqua, was entertained at q breakfast at
Psrrand's Hotel yesterday. Several
French citizens were present and brief
speeches ON the subject OF the great
international work projected BY the
guest were delivered by Hon. Michael
Vidal, ex.msmber OF Congress from
Louisiana, Major Wallet. Mr.. Perrand
and others. to which Mr.. Blanchst re
piled. Mr.. Blachet left Washington last
evening on route for Europe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29
The Pilot and the Maiden.

DETROIT. July Decentralization into
the sinkingl Of the yacht Mamie by the
steamer Garland. causing the loss Of o
number OF lives. which happened the
other night In Detroit river. was begun
In Detroit today by the United States
Steamboat Inspectors. II 10 now stated
that q girl was in the pilot.house OF the
steamer with the pilot just previous to
the accident. and the inference is that
the pilot paid more attention to the girl
than 10 the steamer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29
The Detroit River Wreck.

Drrnorr. July T.-Search for tho
wreck Of the steam yacht Mamie. sunk
In the recent collision. resulted ysstsr-
dsy In locating the wreck about two
miles below the spot whore the collision
occurred. A portion Of the pilot-houss
a,hsd mp, apparently torn from its fast
epinps, has been brought ashore. The
body Of Mary Hahn. the domestic, who
was among the lost, found yesterday
sftsrpoon, was brought to this city late
In the evening. Now that the exact
locality Of the wreck II discovered, the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29
No Barbsriaps Need Apply.

NEW YoRx. July 29.-An attachs OF
the Chinese Legation at Washington
writes to various New York journals.
saying: Numerous applications for
commissions In the Chinese army and
navy are being continually received OF
this Legation, and as It Is impossible
to devote the necessary time to answer
ing oil, may I venture to ask you to be
30 good Is to publish this letter In your
widely paper In order that 1t
may bs generally known that the report
that the Chinese Government Is engag.
ing the services OF foreigners for its
army and navy is entirely without foun-
dation2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29
Tho Caiedosian Picnic.

The annual picnic and celebration OF
games OF the CALIFORNIAN Club OF Vir.
ginia will DO held at Trsadwsy's Park,
Carson, August Ia week from next
Saturday. These Csledonian picnics
are always exciting. and this year the
games will be more interesting than
usual. The prizes offered contestants
are very numerous and valuable. They
oan be seen in Msnning's window in
Virginia. The list Of games will DO
found in an advertisement in another
eolumn-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29
Comstoekerp.

In Sierra county. California. there are
several companies Of Nevada men at
work, besides the Savage Placer folks.
A new company. called the Storey Placer
Mining Company. has started in ct Q
point not far from the Savage Placer.
At the Mountain House another COM
pany Of C~omstockers are preparing TO
run a long tunnel into q promising gravel
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29
BiE Isj m MIL.

Mr.. Bennett will set up . Ave-stamp
mill in the Cory District soon. II will
DO set up for working the ore Of the Big
Ipiun mine. which has q vein Of gold.
bearing quartz from two to three feet
vide. the ore Of which assays from $50
10 $4,000. The mill will DO run by steam
and will contain two pans and one set.
tler.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29
I'D TO THE TEETH.

Is . very common expression. but ws think that
armed 10 embellish and preserve them to Q ripe
old age Is decidedly more appropriate. This
can be done By keeping younelf supplied with
. bottle Of that splendid dsntiffics, Fragrant
soZ0DoNT. which will beautify the teeth and
preserve them from the rsvages OF decay.
ScZoDoNT contains no acids or gritty SUD-
stances which inIurs the enamel, but IL COM
posed Of rare and sntiseptic herbs, which lave
q beneficial effect on the whole economy Oh tne
mouth. Sold by druggists. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29
More kspaiFs.

When the Court.houss was built a
portion Of the north wall was con.
.,,uc,ed ON an old foundation which
projects beyond the building. and !:
crumbling away. The work Of removal
and reconstruction 10 about to be com,
meuc.d. A load Of sand was dumped
there this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29
Grant Accepts.

New YoRK, July 2s.-Mr. Bsllou, In
an interview yesterday confirmed the
reports In late dispatches that General
Grant had accepted the office OF Presi.
dent OF the San Pedro Mining Company
OF New Mexico. He said I: l sent him o
telegram to Colorado, where he Is now,
announcing his election, and received
an acknowledgment from him in return.
He will surely enter upon the duties Of
the office, and will be In this city In
about six weeks. He will probably
bring his family here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29
lisleher Drill.

Bslcher has stopped its diamond drill
ON the 276O level. 1t found too much
hot water for comfort or profit. Its
workings, however. have reasserted the
fact that the main vein OF the mine has
not yet been prospected on this level any
more than on the 5000 level. The body
Of water encountered on both levels 10
undoubtedly the samR
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29
Narrow Escape Of . Party Of Cubans.

HALuAI, July 2s.-Captain Williams,
ct this port from Turks Island. reports
that shortly before he sailed Q Cuban
insurssnt General. with forty followers.
was landed at Turks island by q mail
steamer from Hsyti, bound to New
York. They had escaped from Cuba to
Hayti In o small vessel, and were closely
pursued by . Spanish man-of.var:
While at that place their money and
property were oonfscatsd. and they were
ordered to leave by the Haytisn author.
lilies. The Cubans then got on board 0
mail steamer, and we're landed ct Turks
Island. Shortly after landing q Span
ish war vessel arrived and demanded the
surrender OF the Cubans, which the
Governor Of Turks Island refused.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29
ssawa

A vegetable team ran away in Virginia
this morning. collidsd with Frassr's
fence ON Washington street, took 1t
down. continued on turning toward the
@. and G. shaft, where they went into .
hssp. one Of the horses being 30 hurt a.
10 neeessitats his being killed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29

The Paris newspapers have TO keep
two sets Of editors. One set gets out Q
paper and the next day goes and fights
Tho dusls caused thereby. while the Sec
ond set runs the office. No man who
cannot consume vast quantities Of coffee
can be q Partisan editor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29
All. Chartz.
Eureka Leader, July 26.

W
District Attorney Merrill received
notice last evening that All. Chartz
would make application to the present
Board OF Pardons, now in session Of
Carson, and in compliance with the law
he forwarded today the principal data In
the case relating to the main points In
the testimony. Chartz's application
will not be passed upon by the Board
until the return Of the Governor. about
the LIST OF August.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29

c r Chase. Mrs p Hsnley. Mrs Meyer.
r r Heating. n Kennady, ] II Jelledd, b
simouds. Z N Hall. Il s Simonds. N O
Hall. + E Myers. ] + Hallosk. q W
Bryant. II L olcovich and wife. @ N
schisr and family. T Buckley. II + Cutter.
II B Wood. @ W Stsen. J Rogers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29

DEpru OF PYRAMID LAxE.-Soundings
have been made at Pyramid Lake. In
prosecuting the search for the bodies Of
the man and boy recently drowned. The
average depth Of the water about the
middle Of the lake 10 365 Or 375 feet
Reno Candle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29

search will be prosecuted with redoubled
viRor. The bodies Of three boys were
also recovered late in the afternoon
floating in the river. making four recov-
ered ont Of the seventeen lost.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29
A CARD.

10 .Il who are suffering from the errors and
iudiserstlons Of youth. nervous Weakness Early
ssins thst viii cure You, FREE uF CHARGE
rhfS meat remedy was discovered hya mission.
Az M south America. Send . selfsddrsssed
soyslops TO the Rxv. Josxrn T. LxHAx, Station
D, New York city. 1aiely
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29

"Satan died here" reads . Pittsburg
.ipu. but Il was not till an astute Ale
pSsny Du.chmsn inquired when he died
there that the people understood that
they could get satin dyed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29
p.p.r,ure. Last Evsai.x.

IA RoiI. IA Brumsey, 7 Labhard. l
Fleming. E b stonehill. W G Stein. Z r
Chapman. Dollie Bissett, Carrie Stein.
Kitty Fslk. J L ellison, d o'Hars. 4
Charles, Chas d Hsines. Mollis Weston.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29
MRS. Pri.ehard On shs Rampage.

About 3 o'clock this morning. says the
Carson Times Of yesterday, officers Dun
q and Hawthorne were informed that
the putative wife Of Pritchard, now on
trial for murder. was raising Gain" in
the western part OF the town. They
proceeded to the locality mentioned and
escorted the lady to jail, whore she
passed u noisy aud uncomfortable night.
The difficulty OF procuring testimony for
q conviction will probably prevent the
officers from making any formal charge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29

LAST EVENING.
100 Northern Belle. l2S. II
AIS Manhattan. Ii. / ~, ! 10
$50 Grand Prize. l 20. Ia
500 Navajo i5c
625 Belle Isle, Coo, Toe
100 Day. $50
600 Hillside, Csc
$50 Paradise, i0c
400 Albion. SOC. 2bc
50 Mt. Diablo, los
1850 North Belle Isle, 400
Ito Bschtel. l
SIS McClinton. Csc, soc
2se Tiogs. CSC. 6oc
1900 Holmes. loo
IS Bodis,
so Summit. II
100 Bulwsr. Az
los 9osdshaw. I o5.
so Bslvidsre. 2 81
100 Champion. $50
400 Becker Gen.. 2So. 500
so Queen Bee. lss
200 Mono. I 20
las University. $50
$50 Dudley. SOC
100 Jupiter. I IS. ~
$50 South Bulwsr. SOC
20 MONDAY. 8
100 Double Standard. COO
Ale Mammoth. l go.
$50 Boston CON-
40 Addsnda. $50
40 Silver King.
THIS MORNING.
lo5 Ophir. 6h. Gu
60 Mexican. IA. IN
$40 Gould 4 Curry. 81. 2 50
ITO Best 4 Belehsr. ~
$40 California, ~, I IS
$50 Savage. l 95.
100 Csa. Virginia. 2 IS. 2 so
200 Potssi. I Is
IS Hale 4 Eorcross. 2 IS
$50 Crown Point. I Is. l 20
225 Yellsw Jacket
4s0 Bslchsr. I 30. I IS
100 Sierra Nevada. III. liz
10 Utah. 81
l55 Bullion. I 40. I 80
100 E~xshsqusr. I IS
100 ksntuck.
200 OvsrmAn. I 10
l2o Unisn Con-, 20S. 20S
$40 Lady Bryan. zoe, 25c
40 Alta, I 40
100 Julia. i0c
l25 Caledonia. 2Sc
500 Silver Hill. 25e. 200
46S New York. 25e. $50
50 Benton Con-. Zoe
100 Mscksy. l0c
50 Lady Warrington Con-. zoe
go Quinn, "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29

The Tribune says "The Carson peo.
pie are anxious to see o ball game
between the Socials and Rssolutes OF
Virginia" The chances are that the
Tribune will see too much Of the game
when Il comes of.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-29

Bullion Is sinking for the 234o station
sst of lie Combination shaft.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-08

1872
fig, naar bet en- uaban Mors.u tas.r ia en- Cur 0atur,ns
flor. Sap..
Wen naar nafen bprt porent W.nnsIfe fonm,r en-
iaaoan orsumenoe Siltanb. 1uloe bet uere lsierHat at pio..
ON Storm, &ptnbstaoeren. Stisnbsbsns Gliuarbiabeoens
Sorneshr. Der b.nne Wors.n ipacitr.b. ~n.oisisnn.m Nlesu.
lite ogIaa blsp inobplet bet 9rsmmsfsr. .u.r o, ban Dir.
tsli8 berte til be faa unbtasdiu, bpiltet lite par utenfeIiot
naar man fog $,nipn til bans mans. andre inurria, gi,n.
bommsliabeoer.
8 B~sspnosIisn 9aar ban iaa roIis % b.uich, lom en- til.
treos Nfano Tan 9iere. naar ban en- Woreentuno saor no
Bet frs for at rsse i'm Yibe % saar paa i'm ea.n @aarb.
Wen mart ftanoir ban. fer hs omfrins, % ban antaa,r ct
oNf fraperenoe uotrpt oa ban bsrpaa 9aar pioere Times al.
lssce bans Solonin8 at babe faast ct mere ub.pibit Yrra.
msosns ban bog iamtieis fer alt, SusIene, Rart.rne. SimI,n,
SOrosn % Solpi.t, Tom ifinnr opsr bet belle, o. bsr,r alt.
Msubsnisnss Strisen @rasit Be tasfatlesenoe Nualss Sub.
len. De amilitforisrgenbss Sterers Soften, @jsa,ns @aleu.
Bsttsnes Nislsn % &orer, Der tIiamm.n eonne 0atur,us
mslooIl'e Sarmoni pa en- iaaoau Worssn. San hanblu
% ban 8aar. % fteoie bIip,r bans Solonina mere ubspiod.
bans uetrpt mere fraberenbe, bans Bll m.r. oremm,ub,
Dan s fommsn ao af Mlsn. ban saar bsnouer lanbsp,i,u.
bsisr at paa ben Sti. Der fsrsr opoper moe Glen, 90 Ipufer
snosli9 nso paa en- itOr. ~mosbsaroet Stsn. Yibtn q. luin,t.
ban boiler Mrmsns paa &naen, % hirer ubOpsr 9onofab,t.
Wo9d Ter ban pas; NEIL ON bet r 3anbfabt slr oaml.
s%rlnorinsr, bet CT lite sobt at afsisrs. 0os nsi ban bsrr
lite I'll unotaeeiernt, bet Ct Hart. Den 9auls Rpinb.bab,r
ben samls Sfisnbeos. % Observation-Disclosures fan b,nfaIbs
| Drsmmsrisr IiaeOm andre bsbsliss Warmstaaasn, Der be,.
fsos %aanoiiabst. bapos frsmialot tn 8arm.taaas. iom baob.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-08

sds- Sremer 3inien or
tarbeles oel ffiffet for SetOrc.
ring AT ifancin apiife Nasiaaes
rer, bpilfe iences Oper Jrebrifss
baun % andre Sernbaneitatiu,
uer I &ancetS Snsre, bpOrpec
ben LANCE % farliae Weiie Oper
NOrci6en nnbeaaeS. Sertil
fOmmer eubuu ben TOrtrl, at
Neifen fOrfprtcS b~etpceliat.
AOmpaaniet eier A. flores amp
ere, bpilfc meS Gcnipu til Git
ferbce, Snrtiabec % Sefpems
meliabec life fnnnc Dpertr6Tes
Gfanbinapcr, TOM bape rciif
meb Srcmer'2 inen, bape altip
ubtalt Den forte 3iifrecsbec
mec Neiien. Musaacnce Nil.
letter % ndrmere Cplpsnin0er
tenpence man zig til ~. Claus.
ienins 8 60, SeneraI.3l eenter
for Veifen, No. 2 q. 0larf
Ctr, SbieasU, 81.
y. M%uunoien, 2ieent, Deco.
rob, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-08
148

Sibf.. GO ipaobs. bar Manbsn, Tom ego. ben guile @aup.n,
buorpaa g rel fra RitsbaIsn til Bpsn. Den Karen ipaabe
q. at ban inurt nuIbs iofn, ct frbsnst &reirr, % at bet
maotts iet,s op aHs paa ben Rant. bpor Colin itaar, naar
ben thinner Tom btitst. R,n bet fOrtaar fa," iaso, ban %
10 tlIrsos. "bst par intie panfsis Satsn at ipaa ben @i.r.
ming for BET Dor mig iisl. ium fulos iss @ampsn isrpaa til
&rifiania. g8 uilbs sisrs Nunb,n ct BUS maa'., men "a
bsi pusiu iiI. r bet Ist til. S,t sisr ss alpris mere ia.
Suttsu. ban bug ben psnitrs Naosu taa fig"
Dan a%ntposos fine blaubsbs Sediu ueb Of tls fa so.
b,est meb ianoan 5usr. at Der ioretOm en- 4pb, Tom naar
mon riuu Wuf'alnsbba pa ct Ripi,rn.
"Se-G? 8or ee bar Iart at off, ietn ? Oct gar "a
lert too ben sumls 8GlorHsn. Wen GO fan ini,. utn .s
bar mine Yapirsr. iOm GO ints bar no, for g bar facet ire
Blade uaf Suurt,bOtsn al @alorissn. men bel Iisa, no Del
aismbs unber 81 Ssue iGt op til ct iuart Bius @ran.
siib."
'9a-ef" &OrfOr GO inis bare ben pua mig Va. Fan
bu tpsria fsst, oua. Re BET sier inis 60. for mems GO bet
gisr, bar ban - ban Karen ban C, ban - az Der
aiOros Ole 1t bspbniussfuot 8ssn m,b SOpsbet % biniso.
msb Cinens. iom ON ban uilot hst; "9u p,b NOT bp,m ig
mtnsr," - iaa faar ban WRu8t Oun mig. Wsu BrOr I'll
Ssnta, GO guar os frhr til. ban @ubr,s g. ban u no RENT
iDar til at Dis ate. pans gaut, trur g fnuit inns. Wm
ban bar Osiau belle Suart,bOtsu. % ben bar ban iaa.t too
81 summaI 6innsiiarins. Raur ban isrr fro Bp,n bsiuat,
latter bon pinns 9aeis 1T miot Bssn LANCE Stunbu. men
ON Der fnots Gin. iom tor ioa mp ioui rert bet. Oct npt
ter infit. mate for ban ptt bet fame Winaten. % iaa maa
BET fha Der. Oct par Der snsana, ban Anbrss r,ts bsini.
per mso Soc. Daa bet tSs I'll at msrsus, Tom ban til q
Decorah-posten., 1880-09-08
Set noriie YOinGiens stonidt

Get noriie YOituGisns stniiidr. nj
Bet norfte poiipaien er / aarst 1870
beiororst al alminoslise gr.pe; N.
benrtsie s,676.044. ueenrian, osooo.
enoe l.44l.362, anfomenbe liza q
at refcmmanoerebe o. gar br,r,'
nbenrisRe LOSS. 33s, ubeurtaas Al.
aaaenpe 12l. 992, onfommeuoe SO Az
(Vntoibrepeue bapbe ttllammsn On
Varbt at 1873 04s,l25 8r.) grsr'
fort; tilf. 2ls. s6s; Batter til. aim
S2,602 FAINT D~arbipaffer 7,l63 mon
Ueroi 1875 .984 ar, ; apiler titan.
men 9.s62. 495 Wumre /; andre Jrr,.
aser % 9areprscer: TIT. $50 5se
Yoifanfalternes autal par Deb IN,
sansen at 1879 9O5. poiiunftiOuor,
erneS l349.