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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-10
~ II zunxxA AND pALrsApm
A Horrible sraatnke.

IL Is reported that on the morning OF the
lsth instant, says the Helena, Montana,
independent, a fearful accident occurred
On mo Jefferson River. below the mouth Of
'ne south Boulder. Mr.. French, q miner
1sins near the Jefferson, heard what he
supposed to be a beaver foundering in the
f'Ver. He went to his cabin, got a rife,
saa returning, shot at the object whose
nolse had attracted his attention, and as
.le noise ceased he took ii for granted that
.ae supposed animal was dead. Later in
s1e Gay Mr.. French and his partner, Mr..
nawes, made an effort to reach the object
mich could be seen frozen in the ice. As
my drew nearer to the supposed beaver
snry were Mortified to see that il was the
voay OF = The ice was 80 weak that
sney could not reach the body and were
unaDie to recover it even with the assist.
snOe OF several neighbors. The were FINAL
y compelled to leave the body in the
a.ssr until the ice should become stronger
" pfeak up. The unfortunate man thus
n.',sd by accident was supposed to be Will
h Davis. who lived on the river a little
r Ts'ow opposite Messrs. French and HAYES.
! was the superstition. although no one
tpproaehed near enough 10 recognize the
~ my. II was q fearful mistake, and
must cause Mr.. French much sorrow.
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jolly Joe Evans, Of California, arrived
last evening.
Judge W. W. Bishop returned from
Hamilton yesterday.
Mrs. o. M. Paris and daughter arrived
from California last evening.
Mr.. T. Shine. OF Hamilton, came over
yesterday by private conveyance.
Hon. Thomas Wren was among the list
of arrivals by last evenings train.
Judge Rives, who has been holding Court
in White Pine, returned home last evening.
Grit. j. Griffith, Superintendent Of the
Wales Con-, returned from San Francisco
last evening.
Mr.. j. M. Hanford, County Clerk Of
Lincoln county, arrived last evening. He
is on his way to the East.
Owing to sickness in his family, Mr.. G..
J.. r. Buttlar will not leave for Yankee
Fork until Sunday morning.
Mr. s. X. Dodge, of California, who has
been attending the trial Of McLane, at
Hamilton, returned from there last even
ing.
District Attorney G. N. Patchen, Of
Lincoln county, who has been prosecuting
McLane for the murder Of Walbaum, in
the District Court OF White Pine, arrived
last evening and will remain here for sew
eral days.
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FLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook Of the
S~entineI's Reporter.

Scraps from the Notebook Of the
sentineI's Reporter.
Get your sleighs ready. Another storm
is brewing.
Look out for the "cold, chilly winds Of
December"
The County Commissioners hold a ses-
sion tonight.
Kerosene is the great ~leveller Of the fire.
building human race.
The social dance at the Peoples restau-
rant takes place tonight.
A few tons OF Delaware No. 2 ore will be
shipped for treatment this week.
The New York papers have succeeded in
suppressing the Passion Play"
Many of the boys who are out Of a Job
have adopted the system Of "boardin'
round"
The Douglas Bros. threw open the Bank
Exchange with music, songs and dancing
last night.
Rev Mr.. Gallagher will ~oficiate at the
funeral services OF the late Hon. A. M.
Hillhouse to-day.
The Arizona ~emigrants are waiting for
the painters to finish up the wagon covers
with "Arizona or Bust"
Beebe, Of the Silver Conner, entertains
his visitors with "delicacies Of the season, i"
on Prospect Mountain.
The San Francisco Stock Report says the
heavy fall Of snow on the Comstock oblit-
Grated all traces Of the bonanza recently
discovered.
A Ruby Hitler sat beside his girl just
one hour the other night, and during that
time kissed her ninety-six times out Of a
possible 100. The other four times she got
in q hurry and kissed him.
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STATE N COAST.
Hollister horses have the epizootic.

Hollister horses have the epizootic.
Light showers have begun In the southern
counties.
A mine assaying eighty ounces Of silver
and seventy-ive per cent. lead is located
near Benton.
The Lucky Dog mine, at Unionville, has
been bonded. and four men are at work
taking out ore.
The Signal Service Bureau has ordered
the removal Of the Virginia City station to
Eagle Rock, Idaho.
The unsurveyed portion Of Montans's
lands is larger than the area OF Great
Britain and Ireland.
Deadwood has q half breed Chinese girl
attending public school. She is spoken Of
IS being as smart as q whip.
D. G. Barns. Of Vallejo, has built $50
wine tanks in the last four months. He
shipped twenty to Oakland.
William Hickman has been sentenced to
three years in the State Prison by Judge
Mckinney in Lander county.
W. R. Knights, of Sacramento, on Sat-
urday shipped to Punta Arenas, Central
America, 200 barrels Of tallow.
The latest mining boom in Arizona is .
new district known as Cherry Creek. The
tucson Citizen praises IL 4 ieniy.
A gigantic fossil tooth, sixteen inches in
length. has been found near Benton, It
weighs thirteen pounds and a half.
Frank Rowe was feeding two pet deer at
Sacramento lately, and they pitched into
him and injured him considerably.
The people Of Carson ara taking steps tn
organize = Joint stock comnanv for the
purpose of erecting smelling works in
their town.
C. B. Watson. Republican Elector for
Oregon. has left for Washington with the
certified vote Of the Electoral College of
that State in his possession.
Guaymas ia the objective point for more
patriots Than is heaven. II r. because the
dark-eyed seporitas don't inhabit the latter
place, and thew do the former.
$500. ".
ton Indians had A slight brnsh near Benton.
when three of the redskins were nerma.
nently withdrawn from the warpath.
n n,an,,. h.ru,.. :. c.,ua. .
c.i;torn;. = ,nst sn;shaa .nd az d my;
ia :. Aen 600 ..ahs Hn0 soi
serves 60. 600 for seed. and has ahmed the
rest.
nh. uo,o..
,...;mr .sn. d. uT9p1pnupnn ~ a1sno.isy lor
sd tha snno;ntuont y, ro;.aan.I p; ~
Gu suo opPoinsHont VI GPiscoPsi oienoP
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81 once had q soft thing on Wall street."
said q Spectator, as he was nibbling ct his
lunch the other day. II was green, of on
everything, and yet I made money hand
over fist"
How? Z"
"Well. by watching n man. / knew
him to be a lucky Spectator, and I made
him my study. I was loose then, and l
Swallowed him in o way that would make q
regular detective jealous. / followed him
home / came back on his car ; I lunched
with him. I saw him buy and sell, and
finally adopted. him as my market Their
mometer."
'Iu what way"
"In this way Just previous to Q boom
in Lake Shore stock, in which he was a
heavy dealer, he would walk around on his
toes. as il he meant to creep upon the mar
ket by surprise, I once made SO, 900 in
two hours by watching this sign. When
there was to be . drop in Lake Shore he
walked f~at-footed, and struck his cane
down at every step. When Illinois Gen.
trail was going to jump the old man was
red in the face, nj blew his nose often
and with q loud report. There was q time
when I would take his nose quicker than
his word. He had . sign of some sort for
eli Tue pEluClpel bsVcAS VI thht anyb eoA .
had only to learn and be guided by them
to make my little pile. I made 100000 In
Wall street In one year."
"And kept it 2"
"well, not all. I was following the old
gent right along and making the fur fly
when / got q setback. I had discovered
that when Philadelphia & Reading was GER
tain to go up my human stock indicator
kept softly rubbing his left arm. 1t was
the nervous anticipation, you see, and he
gave vent to 1t in that way"
1T trusted the sign three times and came
out ahead. One day. when I was looking
for q decline in this stock. the old man be-
gan rubbing his arm, and ! never saw him
rub harder. That meant . jump OF i've
cents i n Philadelphia & Reading, and of !
posted and bought all I could find. l had
Just loaded up, when drop +! she went. and
I got out with hardly enough to pay my
weeks board"
1.-THE sign was q failure, eh 2"
There wasn't any sign Of it. There's
where I got laid. An internal little boil
had sprouted on the old mans arm, and hi
was rubbing that down instead Of rubbing
Philadelphia Il Reading up Before ]
could get on my feet again he had made
his pile and left the street, and SO I hsv'
had to stay down and dodge among
| chances. Il Wall Street News.
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ID FELLOWSHIP.
An Important Change In Its secret
Workings.


The Times Review published the follow
ing q few days ago AT the last session
Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows held in Toronto, an important
change was made in the workings OF the
secret work pertaining to the Encampment
and subordinate Lodges. In the subordi-
nate Lodge the degrees are changed from
FIVE to three. The frs. and second degrees
are the preparation Of Representative
Geary, and the third is the partial pro-
duction OF Representative Sheffnor. both
old Odd Fellows. The revision disturbs
materially the secret work. both is signs
and language. The revision OF the En-
campment work was matured by Repre-
sentative Sheffnor, and amended by the
Committee. No change has been made in
the number OF Encampment degrees. The
revised work will go in operation on Jan.
lst, 1881. The i~nitiatory degree, as adopt
ed, shows much Of the old ceremony. there
being but a few alterations OF minor
import. All members Of the order who
have heretofore received the first and Sec
ond degrees under the old work will be
entitled to rank as first degree members Of
the revised work. All members who have
received the third and fourth degrees Of
the old work shall be entitled to rank as
second degree Of the revised work. and all
members who have received the fifth degree
Of the old work shall be entitled to rank
as third degree Of revived work, without
charge. The printing Of the revised work
will be done at once. The Rebekah degree
as reported by the Revising Committee
was recommitted to them with instructions
to have it printed and presented at the
next Session. therefore no change will take
place for another year."
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Attention. riremeni

As q mark Of respect Of the Fire Depart
ment Of Eureka for the late A. N. Hill.
house, the members Of each Company are
requested to meet, in civilian dress, at
half-past l 4 o'clock to-day, to participate in
the funeral procession.
Delegations from each Company will
please meet at the Rescue Hose House.
JAS. MOONEY.
Foreman Rescue Hose Co..
r. L. CHASE.
Foreman Hook 4 Ladder Co. and Knick-
erbocker Hose Co.
OWEN McDERMoTT,
Foreman Richmond Co. No. s.
B. F. McEwEN,
Foreman Mob Hill No. B.
T. s. DouaLAs,
Ex-Chief Engineer.
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what an Old Eurekan Saw and
Heard About Mining Matters In
Chicago and New York.
New YORK, November 20. 1880.

chicago and New York.
NEW YORK, November 20, 1880.
EDITOR SENTINEL AT Chicago, people
seem to have received a severe shock from
the Leadville crash, and have not yet
recovered. Yet Spectators are industrious,
and inside men evidently keen for q good
thing. Confidence is gradually being re-
stored, and Q healthy market may be
expected to follow the present depression.
The demand, however, is for the developed
properties. and these capitalists will give
attention to when properly represented.
In New York when l arrived last Tues
day evening" found mining matters about
the same as in Chicago, and spectators
keen as a razor blade for any advantage.
They are fast getting their eye-teeth cut,
and are evidently sharp and quick to catch
any new move. l called at the Mining
Record office to-day, where / found maps
OF every mining district in Colorado and
on the Pacific Slope of any note, except
ing Eureka, posted on the walls. Arizona
mines are also prominent. After particu-
lar inquiry l found one of Mr.. T. j. Reads
maps, in an obscure position on the wall
of an inside Office. OF course l called at
tention to the merits Of our Eureka mines,
and found the business manager very at
tentive. This gentleman is in q position
to understand what is wanted, and /
learned from him that there is q growing
desire to know more about Eureka District
and its mines. He thinks that q revised
addition Of Mr.. T. j. Reads map Of the
mines Of the district should be issued and
prominently placed before the public, and
he says he can place about 300 Of them
with parties who desire to purchase copies
in New York.
Great interest Is taken in Eureka Con-,
and the margin between gross production
and dividends paid is freely discussed.
Specimens of ore, and some handsome
crystals l brought with me, are eagerly
scrutinized as they are brought TO view.
am thoroughly convinced that money
properly used to advertise Eureka District
will result in not only bringing it into
note, but in throwing the much-needed
capital Of Americas moneyed men into
our self-made camp.
The lack of enterprise with most OF our
leading men in Eureka is much to be
regretted. They seem to forget that while
fastening on to houses and lots, q little
money judiciously spent in showing up our
mines will secure to them permanent and
increased prosperity.
l will write occasionally and keep you
posted on what we need. Yours truly,
NJ. H. J.
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society.

Another dramatic society is about being
formed. 1t is to be conducted under the
name Of the Juvenile Dramatic Amateurs.
They will play little Juvenile comedies and
farces. and will include Shaksperian
! eadings, musical r~ecitsls and singing. The
ladies and gentlemen who have the matter
in hand Is q sufficient guarantee that the
society will be q success. A general invi'
tation is extended to all who take an in
terest in the love Of art and wish to spend
an evening pleasantly. The movements OF
the society will be noted from time to time
In the SENTINEL.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Turner HOUSEHOLDS. johnson, Newark
Valley.
Jackson House,. A. Moore, Morey ; D.
Hall, Newark Valley ; Gen. @. II. Patchen,
Col. ]. NJ. Hanford, Phoebe.
Parker House,. NJ. Hanford, Phoebe (;
:. H.. Dodge, Upper Lake. CAL; ]. H..
Cave. Terrace. Utah ; NJ. C. Sullivan, Vir-
ginia City Grif J. Griffith, Joe Evans,
!. d. Tingman, San Francisco.
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ostof Business.

As is required by the Postofdce Depart
ment, that all offices shall make a state
ment of the outgoing business transacted
during the first seven days Of December,
in each year, the following bushes was
dome in the Eureka Office for the above
period: 3I92 letters. 1878 newspapers, %
packages of merchan dise, SO registered
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cigars and cider.

NJ. B. Bartlett is being heard from by
means OF large shipments Of goods for his
line of trade. A heavy stock Of the fneat
cigars ever offered in the Eureka market
were received at his house the other day,
and more are to come. Among other
things Mr.. Bartlett thought he would SUR
prise his help by . nice present. 90 he
packed up q barrel Of Jersey russets. The
= fast freight" charges on 'em was only
$40, and when the aids had paid the ex-
penses and knocked In the barrel head
they found the fruit solid frozen. The
boys Just kicked-the barrel.
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Another Field.

There is a nice place to coast up near the
Star Brewery. Everybody doesn't know
it. but quite a select party have been en-
joying themselves there nearly ever since
the frst snow fell. We are panied to re-
cord that one sleigh-load was rather I'M
tremendously landed the other night, and
one Of the ladies was slightly injured.
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quite Enough.

George R. Bell. a printer, committed su-
icide in Helena, Montana, because the sis
ter of Fred Carter. another printer, would
not marry him. 1t is about all any
we'll regulated family can ~stand--one
printer In the tribe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-10
Two.Bis Restaurants t..

Says the San Francisco Stock Report !:
The experiment Of running two-bit restau-
rants in Eureka. New, was not o success,
and only one o provides ~provender at
that low rate. The first two-bit restaurant
in virgins CITY created much amusement.
People used to go and look at Il and laugh.
We suspect from recent items in the Com
stock papers that there are more than one
two-bit restaurant up there now, and that
people stand and look at them sometimes
with other feelings than amusement.
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The ymproyement society.

At the Mutual Improvement Society this
evening there will be reading and music,
and the usual exercises. Mr.. Pulling will
preside at the organ, and there will be
some fine singing. The Society gives very
pleasant and instructive entertainments.
which are usually well attended by the
best people.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-10

tommy Ruddick has made thorough
separations for a social party and supper
AZ nlsnt' which IL advertised to come of
AL 3 reopie's restaurant. corner of CLARK
ona puei streets. The floor IL an excellent
nrs ior dancing, and many are making
sSparAlions to attend. Good music and
e,eesene Nme sro RasEAptpgd.
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Thirty practical miners. says the Globe
(Arizona) Chronicle Of December I'd, prin-
cipally from Nevada, arrived in Globe dur
ing two days Of last week, and every one
procured employment on the following day.
This is certainly encouraging for Globe Dis
trict.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-10

Eureka newsdealers claim that they sell
the San Francisco dailies which contain
Moody's pictures of hell much more rap
idly since the cold snap set in. 1t Is
comfort to read Of . warmer climate b
this.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-10

The Bay State COMPANY. at Newark, is
taking out q large amount Of high-grade
ore, and on Wednesday last made a ship.
meut to the Richmond Company's works.
II the roads will permit Of hauling, regu.
lar shipments will be made all winter.
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The community will bear in mind that
the funeral Of the late A. NJ. Hillhouse
takes place to-day at 2 p. m, from the
family residence on Atlas Hill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-10

All the employees about the Albion Com.
pany's mines quit work last night out OF
respect for Mr.. Hillhouse, and will attend
bis funeral 10 . body to-day.
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Cnanee OF Proprietcrship

B. J.. Watson has written his valedictory
in last Thursdays issue of the Truckee
Republican. He says he Is to be succeeded
by a well-known lawyer Of the town OF
Truckee.
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The following letters are held at the
postofice for better direction !: Rodney
Read, Morrisburg P. O., and Peter g..
Sullivan, Bouck Hill P. o.
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=.osroFFICE U
r..,ei.co stock Exchange.
MORNING BOARD.

MORNING BOARD.
S ,S NMexican-73 "a ~.
~ Gould Il ~Curry-4l0c Aloe
1 aVS Best & Belcher-9 Va
So0 California-l65c
.eo coa' SV7irginia-22oc 215c
eoS Cbollar-2b 240c 235c 230c
~ Potosi-2t 22Oc
az a9V Hale & Norcross-53 5s 81 $3.50
~ Rslcher-2 210c 2O3c
ieN Imperial-2oc 900
i ,gS K~eptuck-14Gc 3 y
En- crown Point-1& l3oc
~ ~ Yellow Jacket-360c o1Oc
90 sS sierra N~eyada-7s ~ 7g
10 Utah. 81
z) ~Bullion-170c l2
10 Exchequer Ia i4'e
10 SEX. Belcber-2
ga 0yermap- Doc
AGA Justice 290c 3 2Soc 2ooc 23s3o
1870 Unior-lOf IL q, oa o, OF GA os
s1S0 Alts-sA 9 81 50 st ~ SO 81 81 50
"a .Jufa-50c 40c Acc
S0 Caledonia-30c 35c
1870 Silver Hill-6oc
M Challenge-S0c
1sN New York-3Oc
800 Occidental-la l 1t Iloc l2oc lloc
g00 LADY Washington -45c Soc
,o0 Andes--1l l40c l45c u
1SO Wells Fargo-l5c zoe
s10 Scorpion 140c 145c
7055 Bepton-2l 22Oc 2 21oc 205c l9Oc II
lose 2lOc II 1t
100 Capitalize
100 Con. Dorado 25c
AFTERNOON RoABD.
20 Eureka Con-l9
$50 N. Belle-9A
40 Grand Prize-l4Oc
$50 Argenta-loc
800 Navsjo-85c SOC
600 Tuscarara-3Oc
100 Day-40c
800 Albion-50c Acc
200 Mt. Diablo-4
800 N. Belle Isle-45c 40c
100 Delmonte- 35c
$40 NJ. Potosi-50c
30 Prize-140c
ITO Columbus-3
100 Holmes-5c
45 Bodie-55
400 Bechtel-90c
100 Tioga-40c
200 Wales-90c
50 Goodshaw-75c
$50 Black Hawke
100 Booker-5c
$50 Mono-120c 1l0c
100 Dudley-l0c
$50 S. Bulwer-loc /; assessed 25c
100 Jupiter-O
go Noonday-1
200 North N~oonday-105
200 Boston-135
$40 0ro-45 30
20 s. King-l3A
90 Iudependence-40c
so Con. Paciic-160
100 b. Hawk-5c
$50 Addenda-20
$50 Mt. Potosi-50c
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Held for Postage.

Two letters directed to Joseph steffani'
Salinas City, Monterey Co., GAL, are he'd
foe upasS}N d the postueBcN
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! Grape brandy for mince meat; raisins.
citron, o~urrants, pumpkin -four, Cape Cod
canbsrriss and new buckwhsat dours just
b hand, q q y HovunuuN , uNr
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n n. PARIS HAS PURCHASED = IN.
VI tsrsst Of Frank Doutrtck IN the mercan-
Tile Arm Of r. \. Hutckinson 1 o.. Mr.: Paris
will b The resident partner Of the arm IN tnfs
place. T. 4. HuTcHLNeon , Co
Iursks. Dee. .. leo. dS6
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U out Your stock.

DxTK NA0LAY WILL RANCH HORSES
and csttle q = reasonabls ngurs by The
month, d his Antelope SPRING. ranch. lttss
rood winter range. n ] viii take stock from
Town every two wsska, sstuznins thsn wnsn
desired. OWN
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LnrTEEHEnDs
ID and ossds. printed - The ssrrr~sI ones
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NOTICE

A CONTACT WILL BE LET TO PUT
"A m thA walls Of The Iursks Hall. Inquire
al o. pUEKEL's
Earsks. Nov. %. iseo. div
, 1880-11-18

tho tnnnngcra nrn juatltle.i III expecting very
lnrgo ntcn!1,se: nc AitgM tn9 & wnnmoT mns
building, tho Attendance ns bcnn nl thai ettlIt!
hr ..pcrsc.l; O., sntur'i1y a!trrnn,n % + ~ ara,!.l
s,,.nr,l rhlIlYr" aiss' II large MMtcr OF little
fuks will lW prsrIt tn Hnzn WIN w.M,,tleritiE ~,
wii u snw'' WI ts ril.s i1f: t.arthSle'neS
will exhibit bis sroop ot trn'hed e"'lfofn'a
GRADES ANT CnossEa
crpsscs werr alI tn,slo ycster.lny. hut twtuE to
prrss f wnrk Int n,u t,crfcctcl rrIOrt wns sub
s.s s, X es son;tss ~ Rte, s ": ef,'..ss '%s; sscr
pTa.nt;i','. s.: 10 steer" Morrow, ~: 81. cxhil',
si* 'S II n Il s fe ,a = uo., oxh!S'ed ]
byC. Ci1tcrsson. of Ch'saat.
Of t2 ePaiee iss wit ss se.rs etrre '1s ' u Wis
ri.,g wrro il lot fl l,rltr condition for tho t'loek,
reilgctiug miich crtal1t ttnn tho breeders atl'l
lnc,tntton. There wns Fes,rce!y i.,ttlitttn nil-
innl III, Tho ring md nr such 'nttlrIty were IT.
cos n me- 3 rfes'' e e aseS sfts sa bmsss % s
many al1periur, thph-,neatcd wrll- proin'rt!onc.
uvcnly-lnntnl taI!locks, 1t was very dl,ll.
0r vigorous health md gt'n fceiinY ulntItica.
THO st.pre1ntun, stpnr WIS fMnr in nnnn, with
esf ny w VI sr Met ,ex ws, a, III, hanx ns
tI,.a,ifrs ttn.t Rtive assur,,nco Ut aurEcr rcr-
ctnt.Ee " choice ti!rat t1 xros5 & &wrg,t tl,an T.,
's;s'ss SSn sS $s; A 'ssg s l% SS saosI; Il
llock all,l Entnlrni Joint. Ahcttcr:tproportiona.
steer, il.oru evenly covered With thick ,.cut IN
"'rlto aeco,M.prctnnm steer was most
wrtsy nr n r fG r,,n o a Ell 9 lad 9 haok nGst tnK
i's o uxtta @o,l liilc'l rnp @ wit lar ZIG /" ak
~ FOR tho want Of proi'ortlon hetwsen tl,o