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in this section. or at least some of them,
arc in the care of men who manifest a
disposition to Ito their whole duty From
Spring Hill to Elkton is in charge of Nr.
II. ID. Carter. a gentleman identified with
manufacturing interests. and consequent
~ interested in good roads. His section
of road is i'll fine condition, having given
it his personal supervision. From Spring
Hill to the Corner is in charge of Mr.. Geo.
Harlan. He. too, will leave nothing I'M
done to put his part in proper order.
From the Corner northward is supervised
by Mr.. jackson Campbell. who is bend
ing his energies to their utmost tension.
assisted by Il number of his neighborS,
in bringing his section up to a passable
standard. Uncle Ahab repairs east and
west from the Corner. and is unremittin.
i'll his labor to keep his road in fine con
dition. These instances should show the
Importance of placing the public roads in
the hands OF men who travel over and
have an interest in them, instead OF sell
ing out to Ching Yang, or Young Rang
OF whoever will do the least work for the
least money! We hear of one suDervi-
Sor. away to the southwest, who finds it
eXpedient To fence up part of the old
beaten track, to prevent accidents.
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movements with mathematical accuracy.
Ills predictions lur the present month,
We believe, are mainly eorrcet so far.
Y
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A MILLION OF DOLLARS

and much large descriptions goods which, though
highly desirable may not be another
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Two women at Warwick had a case
before Justice Terry. on Wednesday.
The children of one troubled the dwell
ing of the other, and the latter says
on must pay for if.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-06-18

Miss Kate Titus school. in Pierce's
Neck, held a picnic on the 4th, having
been prevented the previous day by the
rain.
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In looking over Amicus' oommunica
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of the book can be had upon application to
the ticket agents Of the company.
The entertainment given by Cfeswell
Post, G. y. H., at Cherry Hill, on Friday
evening of last week, was in consequence
of the extremely stormy weather, attended
by IA smaller audience than it otherwise
would have been. It was an exceedingly
pleasant entertainments Miss Dillingham;,
as elocutionis'. AMI Misses Jones and Per-
kins, in the musical portion of the pro-
gramIne, executing their various parts i'll :,
thoroughly artistic manner. We regret
that so many of the residents of the Hill
were prevented from being present.
The musical and literary entertainment
| to he given by the students of the academy
Of this town, of which Prof r. l.. Graham,
! is Principal. will take place, in Odd Fellows
! Hall, on the evening Of Wednesday next,
ODD inst, at eight o'clock. The exercises
will be of Il very rtaining character
Proceeds will be devoted to the liquidation
of II debt rem aiming upon the organ pur-
| chased for the use of the school aud refur-
nlShluE the girls department. Inc piano 10
! he used on this occasion will lie an Upright
Grand. furuished by Mr. John Wilkinson,
from the manufaetnry Of Etel! OF Baltimore.
We notice in some parts OF the county,
particularly the lower, that farmers or their
! employees are inclined 10 allow some portion
| Of their hedge clippings and other brush TO
fall into and remain in the side cutters
! We are told that in more than one case this
practice has proved of great annoyance to
the road supervisors, stopping the flow of
the water and causing washes. &c. This
practice should lie discontinued. Perhaps
those INDUCING in it are not aware Of tic
existence of a, law imposing a fine of $50
! upon any one thus obstructing the drains
of the highways. Snch law does exist
however.
In pursuance Of a call published in the
newsl apers of last week, 4 meeting of citi-
zens convened IN the Commissioners room,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

SAYS the Record: On Saturday morn.
ing last the Indians around Phoebe dis
covered that Que OF their number had
been murdered in a ravinc near The
hospital and an attempt made to burn
the body Of the Indisn after lie WA
Killed. 1t was discovered that he had
been killed by n Snake Indian called
''One-Eyed jack" who had enticed
him out to that spot and beat him 10
death with rocks. The Indians here
pursued Jack as far Ms Bristol and in.
tended taking summary vengeance on
him. when sQIue white men interfered
and prevented his being killed. The
Indian killed was the husband OF the
squaw known Ms Della amongst the citi
zeIs Of Phoebe.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

DELEGATION Of Republican pilgrims
headed BY Senator Harrison. including
members Of the State Central Commit
Toe have started for Mentor from In
dianapolis. The Indiana delegation
will join the party at Cleveland. Tho
expedition has been arranged with great
secrecy. but tia understood New. Tyner
and Congressman Baker will DO urged
for either the Treasury. Interior or Post.
once Department. II Gsrfeld insists
that they make the choice. then a vote
will BE- taken which viii re-ul. in q
triumph for New.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

A WASHINGTON dispatch says; II Is
universally conceded that the Electoral
count resolution which passed the Sen.
ate will promptly be acquieseed in by
the House OF Eepresentanv es, and
hence there is no longer an assurance
Of an extra session Of Congress which
lately seemed imminent by O OF
the threatened indefinite consumption
OF time in wrangiug and hlibusteriny
over this question. Ali parties rejoice
that the ordinary work of the session
may O proceed without undue inter.
ruption or obstruction.
The river and hsrbor bill has been
substantially completed by the House
Committee, oQn Con MERGE. and will DO
reported, to.mOrrow. The California
tens in ihs bill as 1t now stands are rs
follows: For continuing the improve
ment Of Oakland Harbor. 500, OUO; for
Wilmington Barbor. Sl2, OOu; Sacra.
mento River. $780, San Joaquin
River. s2r 1000. The amount for the
improvements OF Petroleum creek has
not yet been fixed, but will be alb ut
$4,000. Tho amount for Oakland
would have been larger were it not that
Sl5O.oOO Of The former appropriation
still remain unerpendsd.
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nNkSes.ar AppsA.oS&.

~ ADDS334&o%
lAt1sa = ses.A-at the
RyN9RASahs RsssEvAtoa - Assa
kEiVAR a NsAAAds.a Nsgeork
BApA H.yss stating. H.
0.ke1OTeAAes souS NevAdaa g ithS
.o-s.s. H. -p'.. '-'ons'A !.
RsfsrHpe 70 TN strange reason for
The SSeeGsafofa man 10 take charge Of
the ReoerNtioa. Sho probably never
say N Indian. the CsseGs ID az . los to
understand how IL happens that the
Indian Agency st Pyramid belong
to the Bapttsts. II the prioeipsi quail.
neations possessed by Mr.. AeNasters II
his belief in e,pss eonmunion. or in.
baptismsl iu1ersion, there 10 certainly
need Of reform in the. Civil Service. Il
may be that the nominee Is . long
haired student Of theology. fresh from
college Who imaeiues thar his work on
the reservation will consist mainly in
baPtisiug dusty sAvages. and Appointing
out to them the Wy Of Jesus. How.
ever. . zealous Baptist would do some
good among Indians II he could i'm.
merAe them all. Immersion is what
they most need. II the coming agent
can make the use offso.P. as we'll as the
practice OF immersion. popular among
the Piutes. he will isdesd be y c~iyiIiEer.
He will 6nd abundance Of water in the
lake for the baptism OF all the Indians
under his caro-. II may be this album
dance Of water for dipping purposes is
what first suggested the idea that the
BaPtists have . natural right to control
the appointment OF the Indian agent At
that point. Tho baptismal facilities at
the reservation must have impressed
every clergyman Of TINT denomination
who ever visited the spot. rr
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

CHARLEY Ross is found nGeip; this
time in Canada on the farm OF one JOS.
Baum. n German. The story now told
is that he was taken from home one day
by two men in IL buggy. and remembered
nothing more until he arrived among
the Indians. except crossing n river,
probably Mia CARA. He vas placed in
an Indian family, and cruelty treated
and beaten. lie fod, and alter many
adventures. last October came TO Mr..
Bann. who refuses to give him up. e1.
oept TO his father.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

The California delegation in Congress
has q strange sntiPathy TO Ohio men.
Instead Of r~epPgnizins an honor ihs.
the President thinks strongly Of con.
ferrins upon them by appointing a citi.
z.n Of Ohio Collector OF Internal Rev.
snue At Ban Francisco, tho delegation
10 up In arms over tho matter. and are
protesting against this mark Of cona.
denoe and esteem. They have al call.
Cd at The Treasury to ash that = change
may Be postponed. II possible. Hll Gar.
l"ld 10 inaasuratsd. % Is to save them
from too much Ohio.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

The latest Cabinet bulletin from
Blaine sources is: Blaine for Pr, mier.
Allison for the Treasury. No app int,
ment for the Interior is yet agreed upon.
As to the Postofioe. Eos Ter Gnu have it,.
but Garfield is said to have persuaded
him to remain in Ohio politics and suo-
coed Senator Pendietop: then Post.
master James Of New York, takes il.
Don Cameron for Secretary Of War; Levi
p. Morton for the Navy. For Attorney
General, Judge Philip II. Morgan, Of
Louisiana, now Minister to Mexico.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

AT Gra's Valley, Cal, II. X. Owens
was on horseback going by n shaft near
the New York Hill mine Thursday
night, when his horse. scared at a cart,
sprang sideways. aud both fell into nm
old shaft twenty-five feet deep. The
rider was still on the horse when they
struck bottom. Ovens climbed a short
ways up and yelled for help. when n
pssser by heard the Shonts aud res, uod
him. Though ba lily hurt. he will re-
cover The horse died soon after.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

FIVE Musstl Slough prisoners. who
were sentenced to confinement IN the
County Jail at San Jode. Cal have ar.
rived. New blankets, comfortable
quarters and the hist Jail acconmods.
lions have been extended them. Itie
proposed that the citizens OF that city
meet 10 afew days and contribute d
fund 10 have provisions sent them from
q hrst.class hotel. gHz DE- .
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NEr0ne ossnm - CAla1,
aAnsRa$1dS Jsa. 3i.-nbsm
49, HaRa9Sa -
Vhs Coz iron DdtiaA ColAhANIAs
ssaGAera Psrtoi q tAis stzhS aAd Aas
49, - Asavissl stoSn s-zpsdsossd
sisss 1854. n EsaGApE. Yaba, and
Uppae nosAnsu10 HSso ~ 0vsEAov
u1sirS aaAs ana ~ GsckSnssiog into
49, savoans alo ovsroo0sA tAstr
hasAA ne asEVsSsAnoot - ed
..A.A leA,A. issrtc'. lo.. l. in.
h RailssaA 0G@
heavily, 1Apsa Lace yeraspf yon near
Bsuieia being Svrpt avAy sd . long
stretch - the Or1eoa bnAsh . Bsas
avsr heoaa, sd UaaAoau II lee
s1tenfte6dSis Pisess. I-G ssg.-
ssvssobniles a tAs Santa Cruz Rail.
rod - 1aaAsa aE,y. The town Of
Napa SosGsoailLlha portion OF Wet
sonvills. Marysvilp had . narrou g.
cape. ths vsIss eanSa 70 The top Of tie
hvess aaA lad bptsn : in four
plaossNAA4t As hss. above he torn
broke - RGF. to the plains
around NJ city. This relieved Narys-
vile foE . yAiIs HAA before tho plains
6lled IL kivershsoAn fAliiAs and The
city Il Aov PegArdsda e. being Ass. +,
~oIaasR..AoH.usv fro-a Cache
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

TIE JourHaPs Washington special
says Secretary Sherman declares his de.
cision not to accept reappointment TO
the head OF the Treasury Department
IL General Garfield should offer it TO
him is inal. He prefers to go into the
Senate. 10 which he has been elected.
This dispatch concurs with what one or
two PERSONS here know to be q fact,
namely, that Garfield did offer to Secre-
tary Sherman the Treasury portfolio.
and that the latter consulted with
friends anddecided 10 return 10 the
Senate, H,7I'- Tis = .. Itgr4 -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

sAAlL rOx hpGs o6ssha Preach.
Canadian ''ttA4s.s sss7 Boo. City.
and q over nt1S o-sSEi4 have
rsosvSsd. IAt9ssSa1AAlAMhsppr
ctass ~ A6gSreN al4od.
ius ,hs taisAis -. bo1y.l as sprtsa.
ing nU svpy Aana, An enmsAiss-
ton with he iocalhy haS been sneeuaiiy
cat on SastAg The past thirty days.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06
MEALS At AT HovRs,r1s
JOSEPH Lang PRQlNiHBRa u 2
Corner OF Railroad and Fourth streets. In rsss
OF the Passenger Depot.
ELk0, NEVADA.

Thta old established and we'll known house
has hecn overhauleJ, rsntt-I and T~fuTnI1hed
and arranged Tor the accom- mediation Of board
cts a. we'll as ~loigcr-. Il contains . Iarrs
ish-d and properly ventilated rootnS. M
VIII bcIrt by the day, week " month 81 w.
sonable terms. The dining room VIII always
Chargrr moderate. Connected with Ihe 700
are sheds and stalls, and . yard fGr the aeus0.
niodation ofgucst. with teams. Pine vince
patronage l. solicited. FREE STABf,IStS
Tor teams belonging To Hay and
grain furnished customers ut usual maTksI
prices.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

3 Crsus snrru. who bought Govern.
msnt rsvesus stamps and gave . bond
Tor the payment Of the ssms. In Chi
cago. under The pretsnse Of starting .
match factory, Aud then sold the s.Amps
for sAo.0Oo asd fed. was captured the
othor day IN Kansas. He IL afsrmer Of
Southwest Missouri, with o crooked
history.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

The Greenbackcrs will hold a confer.
encs at Washington this month and
probably have a committee meeting In
St. Lonis after the inauguration. The
managers claim that they are arranging
. Congressional canvass with q view TO
slec.ipg s~eventy.hvs members In 1852
upon tho nii.monopoly ISSUE. All next
summer their speakers will bo out.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

Senate bill No. o., to pny the claim
Of Y. s. Eldredge-k395 38-passed by
a vote Of 81 tot.
Senate bill No. So. 10 amend the act
concerning jurors, was read q third
time and referred TO the Judiciary Com.
mittee. w+ 1850 r. .... u.
The Speaker appointed Copeland,
Condor. Ernst md May, Q committee
TO consider the hill for the rsnpportion.
inent Of Senators and Assembiymen.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

TX the makeup Of a small boy there
IL altogether too much whistle Tor tho
amount Of boy. II Is mos, too much
like using two. quart funnel In sibroo
ounce vial. 70
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

Ar Albuquerque. New Mexieo. Tues
day. California Joe. Mizia Baniva and
Escalistica Reverb. the murderer Of
Colonel Potter. Were taken from Jail
and hanged by the citizens. Their
bodies were suspended from tho portal
Of the adobe Jail.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

A nEoSSr arrival from Samoa reports
The death OF King Mslietoa on Nov. 9Th.
The country 10 In . STATE Of ansrchy,
except the Neutral Territory. governed
~ Consuis Of the United States, Ger.
many and Great Britain
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

Tux SiirtT STATE learns from n reliable
sources that rich and extensive placer
mines have recently been discovered In
the Stein Mountain country. Tho dis
covers ARE Satisfied from the prospects
found in the gravel. that the digginss
will pHy from ten to twenty dollars a
day to the hand. They are now organ.
i1ing a district and locating claims, and
when they get choice claims secured
they will make The exact locality known
to the public.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

THE Ban Antonio and International
construction train has Reached Aibu.
querquo' N. H., giving communication
with 81. Louis.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

In : fight br,wssu two pteninsn.
Now orlesna- merchants over a bale OF
cotton this morning, u. Ii. Schroeder
Killed +. J. OstcThout.: ;r@ "a.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

WILLY EMBREr, au old respected
farmer Of Butter coan,y. Kentucky. and
six cbildron were burned TO death Fri.
day night. his vito and eldest daughter
escaping. The children slept up stairs
whore tho Are broke ont and Embrcy
tried to a ' them, dying in the at.
tempt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

TnH bill to establish . State Board Of
Equalization HAS passed che Assembly,
Snd now rosa 70 thTUppsr House.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

2 REso. NEvADA. haas scheme that n
called the State Uniysrsity Of Nevada
oh. MOI -e'vo not. Ir. ElLo.-os.
Esfis. n' -
rs not your fault howsver. r .
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81 E-AA,,.
~ATE H1SUtDO

Ira 0sArE 1sSgtKDOOA
By Hs1D-A ~ peiAilpS - eDSaa,
nsnts e Sea- omess. R<fensd 10 the
COMMITTEES ~ Ways and Means.
BY Neder!To pay @. A. v. Putnaa
$50. for sssviess - printing expert.
and Also to pay foe oAeiAi advertise
nents. ReferreA 70 Tie CoRnIttes on
ClAims. E-l - -. 4
A bill prepared by the Committee on
Ways and Means. relative to the Print-
ING Of repors ot6nts OAcsrs vug rod
The object Of b bill 10 % AZ BY Law the
number Of Phntsd oopiss OF reports
from each State onosr. and 70 prevent
any further pAymeats for extra copies.
Ordered snscossed" arGt5" mrs
Farrell's bill reducing the number Of
OF legisiAtors 70 ~ and the days Of Se"-
sion 70 80 uAs ordered ~ensrosssd. -
u Senate bill No. 81. By Mcdonnell.
regulating The sale Of milk was amended
n ordered snsrossed'
Weder's bill No. .. an act to provide
for an'insAns asylum. 81 hsno was
ordered ~nsros'ed.
hooATtS oin 20 Abolish tne use 'oi
SEALS on . certain class Of
came up. snossi'ate Pssd' bill
ordered snsroased'
S so'i 30 hS" Regulate
insur-no' IN Ne'HdA' "as amended oJ
the Gommittee. Inc amendment
passed and the DILL ordered enHroSsed.
Assembly Dali NO. ~ providing Tor
me- oton Oh eorpofalon came up.
AniS OH provinces nat trustee mail
represent eSeh NTH snIeres' In d
s'ock "a Passed
MeOohnehs o'ii' An ACT I" seSu'Ate
uAnsPol'A"on charges ON fAiifoads'
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ASSEMBLY ohi No''i' N Sc' TO pro-
Woo ZOE 'ne oe'ei preservation Oh MN
in3 records vas amended ana passed. "
LonR'es" Dill pronio'ons omc'Ais
rom o'elotAS'ng money. was passed
Inc Dill 10 ptonioit the carrying OF
conceai Seapons was passed.
oenA's Dill NO. " IN act 70 provide
ioi the CONSTRUCTION OF oAte Frtson'
INC 'Peoisi ousineSs OF tues
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

oSIr one plumber failed In New Yor
last years. and. strangely enough. it
vas caused by laying his pipes right at
first.
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Ma KsaAOs willy
thai - oIoEeanp q 1nAAOvn 80
inSlasily etlisd AyeV : looA u
vsSes trOH De large rssssvolr In III
eAagoA ab>sS. wsdAssiAN s~vsing.
tn yoi1ss q water. which - about
tuaAy feet in height. svstping every
thing before II into wasAooLAka ahost
. mile below.
Tho Reno Journal s.ys: Nothing
DOW remains Of the town but . barren
and washed out waste. The number Of
housss and'buildipgst Destroyed We are
unable to State Not only wa the town
destroyed. but all the ranches and farm
buildings in Tia eoarsa- off the food.
above and below the place, Fortunate
ley. the danger Of the dam breaking
was sPPrehended for = day or two pre-
,ious, and all the families had removed
from the town tho day before. Only
watchmen and workmen we're left and
they we're all warned Of the coming tor.
rent in time 10 escape Indeed. the
roar Of The coming waters could Do
heard for miles, which alone gave timely
warning to those who were on the alert.
So far A. known no lives have been lost.
How it was with live stock we have not
been able to. learn. About one mile Of
the v. & T. Railroad was washed away,
and covered With debris. Fifteen tele.
graph poles were torn down. The
amount Of loss caunotn now be estimated.
o. ccn.=4 10 lightning ..=is 9: :s=;!
came down from Virginia last evening.
and probably there will be none to-day.
A EEw YoRK dispatch reports the
tobacco trade excited over the losses
sustained through sales Of merchandise
TO Joseph Lewis, wholesale dealer in
tobacco, of San Francisco. He sue.
ceeded the we'll known firm Of Lewis
Bros. about six months ago. the latter
firm being estimated TO be worth $780,
900, Joseph Lewis went to New York
about three months ago, and on the
reputation Of the firm to which he was
successor, purcha'sd tobacco TO the
amount OF Sos. 900 on credit, giving
three months notes. 1t is also said tn I
he deposited S25. 900 with u pr, minent
banking firm, but drew out the whole
amount when he started to San Fran
cisco. The merchandise he hal pur.
chased was shipped to San Francisco.
where be sold 1t at auc ion for less than
cost. The notes watch he gave for the
$4,000 fell due IA few days ago and
went to protest, aud have not been paid
Among the 6rms reputed as creditors
are. A.. S. Rosenbaum < Co, SlS, 900;
W. II. Lewis. $1,000; Havemeyer &
Nesrlius, $4,000; C. II. Spitzuer & Son,
$4,000; Bunze & Dorniizer, 50, 900;
Henry Friedman. $1,000.
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sn.h4AEA. assI.sk
rNf3n&As&tI Hto-
.hSa04&ra lif ASkscsa.
fsasDGtSk ktvrS SpspaisBoa q tAs
Ara Of ~ yIss. - fellows:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-02-06

s.ccaAiasiensr Of Pobllo Lands
has man ths startling discovery that
vithis TIE limit. Of The United States.
NorhTssAS, ssd between Che indian
TerhtouANa New Msrsoo 10 . psrallsi.
oEraro - ssariy ious million acres.
10000 sat.ls and . large number Of
euslavS without any form Of govern
nent. X va o~veIiooksd when the
public Surveys wsrs made, and II ID
Soohosed 80 q the hnsst r. gions In the