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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11
Dramatic and Musical Notes
Nile Rhca wears a No. l shoe.

Nile Rhea wears No. shoe Ms. Edwin Booth k not expected to live John st tson proposes to star Bella Pate man. Tanysrn is writing another play for Henry Irving,
 Iae Bella Union continues t. attract good aoss-s.
 The Tivon produces Suppe's Donna Juan ia on Monday night
 Cuuther has soid his comedy, D. A. NJ to Iirbs ,n x Crane.
 The Winter Garden Is drawing full houses |, The Pretty Cantineer.
 Lo-ta has made Lit in Marsdcn's new p!.y of Bob, Ill Philadelphia.
 Wa5dward's Gardens offers an entire caa..t oi programme to-day.
 Ia, Ga ,s Company wiiI be ready to give ..a ,.-s,e--e oI Monday week d; the CaiiIur- L.. heater.
 Ite Cincinnati Enquirer hears of serio- ..I- ~a Aaudsolic that tig mosquito .o; ...-..t .l her.
 Iarr.s,n auI he. Fantastic Comedy .. y have just :in-s..cd good engage ..... ,u Boston.
 .e., crtm from Boston announceo that >iei'l.e Opera Company have made all ... 9a-,lc success there.
 Tn. >trate-;sts have 5een drawing very large houses at haverys Fourteenth Street iAeatcr in New York.
 Mss Ellen Coursen gives an invitation singing recital on Tuesday week at Dashaway Hal under the coEductorship of Mr. Rocket.
 : new temperance drama was recently brought out al Deldwood, and has now Lccn running for ten consecutive nights and days. 1 Vigilance Committee Is after it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11
Lord & William $.

We publish th's uo,ning fhs surmaH statement of tho assignee, the voluinii:ou' details of which. occ"rying many pages. vii today be filed with rhc County Recorder, amd in which the names oi all dep"sitor, ard o.hrr creditors appear.
 By taking the Ir,,o asset; and liabilities or Lord < Williams aud drducting one from sine other. wc ind the surplus assets to jc SJS.2lO Sg. Add tp this the surplus asset nf I.agi N Williams Co, :;6, 11l ;y5, ani tI total surplus ain"unrs to sG4.3 .32l 2p,
 The reason nc do not crns,jei tic pt- >ible liabilities and possible assets is becaus' t'.e i.:l..r consist of rnsirIsemohts of the L. rcl of good larue, ~h,rn there is really Ia liability: and the possible a.,se,s c".s,,, .': n.inin. stocks anal notes. all "f which cannot ipcu"Ine d loss 'I'iar showing Is such as t. ju.tijY belief thar the "rorpinY vii leach d figure above c.l. Oo0 Tucson Stay.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11
INGEEsnLL-. lEnrMeNI-

NmLcox. Noy. 7.-Tl., plac. vii he i abandoned a- .u the !QtI inst. 1 Co.-n,. Ste !.....-.g- v ..l TcAt;- T . .u,l.-r. i Io...--e... ..,.,. .- seventh , day ,l t.. ..-l...... .. ,ar . p-rli ht la- l.. 5.. ... :, .. The ev.leu-. s.g .. e... t...-.... ..- .... Jao EtlPs .u. Holiday .... ... r.... c..o. e. .hisi.i ..-. .. .-..... -.. .,-- ..... Were h.i.e., v,ere .,-.f. l... fn....e5 e5.au
 oIa (. tac Ealp i...s .s.,. at,. -.lau a.u oL a b.. you A.,e b-.A ... h.rg i.r fight, auI u.w you shall have l, Au.ta,r u
 them said, Throw up your hands. l.m AcLawry. who wa5 uu-r.ei caught hold of the lgppcl Of his e.a,. then jEew tacm open and said. ''I have ..t l.7 arms. Ea.y C.aI.tou threv up ljs hands sai. ..., Don't sho,, he: 1 don't vaut Co f-.- In tuIs position both were shot Iaei. as,ai..s.ts .cert within live or six fee uf j1,a. Ion McI.ewry va- shot under the right armp.r. si,l,.u buckshot entering his bo.y. B.Iy CIaa.un was shot three times. Alter he u... d,"a hc drew and eDrt.cd his rja,.l ,,,.A h., ic.t hand. berg shot through the ri-1t.
 After seven ur eight shots v.se HI.j by t'.a helI p.rty. aud he w@s hi. Frank IcLu"r. drew Als p..r,! amt commenced sl,...a-.
 He was >ho, through the head. a,...t .AI abdomen, and di-d aimo~s instantly. Tae evidence appet,& 80 conclusive graiHs. ta.. ,.ss,'es that during ;at l,.--.-, "f tae e.-
 animation to-day. ,l- .iE.r formerly a,- n..rtiug them t. Jtii Was s.. a...... aul au order entered committing them to tie cu~- toay If the >herI 4 vl,y. G.I..s c.gu. Va, a5 once sued cu- t.fo.e .ot-- La..,. !5; up,n the hearing, shy u..- ..a..--1 to tac custody O. tho aa,u.. na, .., them locked ID H. Iai. since t'.e I..-s.s- r. 5.e examination, pubic opj.i.. a.s changed materially, andthe whole ,.uman:Iy y ale de- tei7niued to see that justice .s done.
 N NJsIL WITHOUT E>l1.
 During the examination os tsc Earps and !. Holiday to-day. tar tine ss.Ia- oi ;bc cra- boys. a motion r-s made hy t.e prosecution !. t.r their confinement ;D ,'.e y.auy ia,. . vhirl was granted F. .':-...y ~.s-er. and they were ac-ordi. g.y te..aa.,. v... .l bal! The de.e;-a Aas aa. y.. l..- h..ei. . \ strong r .s,e is guarding ..o it' t1-,.i5.. '
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11
HON. R. c. POWERS.

Mr. Powers, who came to Arizona over
 two years ago. and invested largely iI
 mining interests would he most accept able to this people as their Secretary. lie l is graduate of Union College, N. Y..
 from which college President Arthur. also graduated.
 During the late Rebellion Gov. Power served with the Army of the Cumberland. and was always on active duty at the front. Hc was twice brevetted for heroic conduct on the battle field lie waa Licutcnant-t.overnor of Mississippi. after the war. from 1870 to 1872. and Governor of the State from 1872 up t0 l>7I. during which time the State pros rrrrd in every material degree. iIc was p"uula> alike with the Democrats and Republicans, and only went out of office at the expiration of his term of office to more fully attend to personal matters.
 In the appointment of Governor Pow CTS To the Secrotary,hip of Arizona, Pres ident Arthur will bestow upon this peo- ple a favor, as in Mr. Powers We would have an Executive Officer the peer of any Territory in the Union. He ia cool in hi, deliberations; not hasty to form opiu- ions, but when he knows he is right, there i, no hacl, down or retreat Hn i. honest 10 the letter in politics and private affairs and Is just tine man to make u- a safe ant popular Secretary.
 As the press Is still husyiHg itself with suggestions as to wh" the Few Governor of Arizona should be, the Gazette respect fully puts forward inc name If DeFoIest Porter. the present efficient Judge of the Second Judicial District. Jud.e Poltets record is exceptionally good. He WAS in ,hc war of the rebellion, in which Lc r,- cevcd wounds that trouble him t. this day. and a; the early age of tve.ty-.iN years Hss appointed to :hc Bench. Since coming t,. Arizona Judge Porter las performed b;s duties with marked ability and Gpar;iality; has been connected with no clique or associ- ated with no dishores, schemes, and has b. c,lne identified with our interests, which he alyoc1tes icaIl,ssly at all til.es. i.c i, oi a generous nstgre, liberal ia h;, views, and @, pleasing address. N E. B.. know that the Judge desires this a}I, ur'. .at, but numer ous friends gre c.'. el to push forward h,s piai:,~ for .a. ...l.n. If Judge Porter "erc ;o rc.ni. . t..- appointment II would add ability and responsibility 60 the Executive Department If Arizona Territory. Gazette.
 All the An@ona papers have expressed themselves, excepting the ne~ Democrat, Who Is your !uau, MT. Dtm"cratt
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NEWS ITEMS.

l General Grant has insured lis life fol >-u9,O0D.
 General Butler Is communicant of the Eg.s-. Fl Church. Secretary Folger is II years of age and .pa-a like Y. K. FairLank 4 ueuuy edition of Uncle Toms Cabin a.- leeu rulii>hed in London
 ' manufacturing cuEccln aGvertises tlat l- aas s'raTate room for girls 240 feet langi
 A tAe recent election in Iowa nota single '-t'rrlllc vote Was cast in Dickinson County.
 The Postmaster General will hereafter .rsa.act business vith hls Hatton PeoIia Transcript. '" G. Munger, the Democratic nominee i.T supreme Jadge oI Nebraska. refuses to I'c-pJ tEt empty honor.
 D nn Pigtt once wrote: The Democratic r1ty represents the organized ignorance of the Union. That was before Donn joined ,he party.
 The awful announcement that Frank Hat tnl I- an Ohio man should have been made b-f"se his appointment. It's too late to re- consider now
 >auJA Carolina is in tad luck with hrr r-. Ga,,rnnrS--ex-Gover Moses is in all .h,re-i ",rh swindling; ex-Goyelnor Scott -4.~-ai with murder.
 The Prince of Wales has been over in Far, dining w'th Sir Charles Dilke. the .-a...r of the Republican party ill England s.a iau,lo;gt. Inc Ben EG'ler of France. Inc "In-c a.i better not be too intimate a.r. such fellows or the British lion wiIl ,r,u!
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11
t.. Ea:r NO!iCP.

T. '. iroh..s Cong. oe ,'se c -u;y of yayapai and Ter--io.y uf s-.z a..
 l. iLc ua.t.- ai ;ie ,-:a.e CoESTL.3- ,,s-ro-. I-.,.-c,
 O.l,r-p -lH r.',.. .y a-s.ro. s-.r O: r5al estate sluu'i rp- D I-al-
 Hers,'aa Is.. Hs tr ad-.iur-..acr ol the esta:e of Corr. lr.- t. sY.. 5e-..i, yI- ied hi- petition har1 GI'y F.Et.a'. r-ar!us Cor lu order of sale of c.rtti. Ist .-r. go. s.I c--'a-,- fHr the purpose [. '-eI -"r s- ls .-re.ar. ,r !srei by the Judge Cf saiI tnurr ta.t l ,o- crested the estae of sl.L dseasa lr .ct,rs t'a sad Probate CD Fr. lr ' Is- lay ot NoF.l,'E, f>Si, af II 4 N of sad da, court room uf -at f-oba-e Court, at tlr Con. Hone. iu n. Fi..-- nf Pf-cr.t, to show csrsr shy ,s, "-r -li pt ae --4yt-d tEe said al.uI ra- 70 -e'i " 'hg rl estate ot sii' deceased, anI tb.-a cHy os i- Hri- ',- ,I-ili at ieas. four 'as--ve w'.-- i- 't. A-ET'EN JI~IE. a newspaper Tri4tg-. aI Iir h.. .- a.e 0: pre-cOtt, County of aVap-j.
 y4.e.! d. Prescott. Or ig,h. it.I.
 A.C. MOVES.
 Probate Judre.
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Iue aaar i,outa tJial-.

| Is nov the prevailing opinion among l-rai- a- Washington that the Star Rou,e ,-i-.- mus; fail. As to Brady. who was Sec n1j Assistant PostmaSterGrnerol and act nl- r. ti.. tg,tmasr,g-t,e.tr;I II. this bl.sl- IFS. u5 extending the mail service and m. -r..-Eg the compensation, IL Is claimed ai,h s.uie plaIolbility, that b!under has j-eu made in the method adopted hv tka i.,-.t'u.al,, ui .iGs,ico ta punish him for the ..5 J.. cjs He should have been pro e..,t a-.ils: hy Impeachment and not in ;. c.rr, ot .aw by information uI indictment r this biuuder the Attomey-General Is at least in part r n"t wholly to blame.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11
SaiC.Eg a Claim

] Il wish that you would explain to me all | about this salting of claims that l hear so much about said a meek-eyed tender foot 1 yo d grIZzled old miner, who was banning ! .SoUt six ounces of pulverized quarts Il 1 don't see what they want to salt claim for and don't understand how they do it. y Well. you see, a hot season like thls they ! have to salt a claim lots o; times to keep u. A fresh claim Is good enough for a fresh teuderfoot, but old-timers won't look at anything but a pickled claim. You know what quartz IS, probably
 No"
 Well, every claim has quartz, Some more and some less. You find out how many qsartz there are, and then you put in SD many pounds of salt to the quart. Wild eat claims require more salt, because the wildcat spoiis quicker than anything else. Sometimes you catch sucker, too, and you will have to put him in brine pretty plenty, CT you will lose him That's one reason why they salt a claim. Then, again, you often grub-stake man"
 ''But. what is a grub-staket
 Well. a grub-stake Is stake that the boys carry their grub on so that they can carry It. Lots of mining men have been knocked cold by blow from grub-stake What l wanted to say, though, was th's: Iou will probably at first strike free milling poverty, with indications of something else. Then, you will, DO doubt, sink until you strike bedrock, or q true Assure gopher-hole with traces of disappointment. This is the time to put in your salt. You can shoot 1t into tie shaft with doutle-barrel shot gun, or wet 1t and apply 1t with a whitewash brush. Ii people turn up their noses at your clam then, and say it Is snide, and that there Is something rotten in Denmark. you can tell them that they are clear of, and that you know 1t Is all right
 The last seen of that tendcrfoot he was buying double barrelled shot gun and ten pouH-s of rock salt.
 There IS no doubt that a mining camp Is the place to send young man who wants to acquire knowledge, and to ill his system fu.i If information tina; will be useful to him as long as he lives. Laramie Boomerang.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11
ADlIlEJ!EE,a3:TER E,3 RA-TORg NOTICE

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11

F. read the thrilling accounts of the COW bo>s ih thp : F, Stock Report. ought to induce writers "f dime na,rIs to take ID their abode in this Territory. There ,s quite q contrast between tho COW boys of this Tprrta,y and the Harhary Coasters anl o;,irm ticndS "t rau tiaHc,sso Pc member. Mir Stock Report. rhat San Fran cisro bears the reputation of being the vo,st city in the i:l;t"d States for crime; then ..,lu. its mNst,Il"pi> u.3ldeis
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Women are now r..calu- yv-... irs.,. .a anJ style ut hus..-.,. i.."1 .H A.rs.g So v.E e: liIc a.a"s H4.-. -.....t T.,a- v-
 jo nor ma the r.a. ..t~ -.t..rl"r in ..l ...t t..s-a.a- rrtuy.. -.....- f--.- -., ...aalaiu4 ,ih.i-. ...t .... --,. ,f..-. -... i.s.y Is .. -,l.,i. .......a .,.. ... -..... which .s ecgy 9ra.-t,. |. ..- v.. 4., and which , very easily picked .u h. tle 0ra. apprentice. IAe;e ,, 30 UaHt.,s- IuE that steals into d mans ,.ui when @ r4U,.-r. A.lee tackles a man ,ar ts tr ;'.- u '-e ch4ir win his g., -s c..s.t. NaI.- J'r tIi, ,i rosy hn CTS take .... '.t ..e nose "nd lrE r,eu his uuU'i. -1 .a~- ot tia
 wrist ii.is A.> s .P and ram w.t,i know wnat a bow .....- When ,.al iab ....-- >+ r.. ,..... ...., .. .... ...,..s ..... hang over beiui a. r... .:. ...a.. ..e s:.s,> uu into tiy ..lf. ... .-. ... .E..st bone oi an oid -,pD..a t..- ..,a .T s.fy.-J.u. voE have the greet. --g .-- j..a.. .",g "4 cIca.io Vh-r. .. ... .......u-. g, 2 ciiid, ih,. .. s.. .,.. ..4 .a- Nith an oi, c,4,l -...- gau t.sa shaved the whole universe ".'. fs... you can peel of one fctJur, aJre. another and throw into aIi ,ii raI ..,-. 5uI v.l.I vou slice hIL ur .l.t ,iU>.ra y"u '- r-.. l. im aud eh5ctu4 ru. a.t ".ar. .'-. think he Is ht,ngo >.. .t..>..; assGaat |, him saeh as u.u,1.- living H never E,-. la female barber is hua-9u. >.. can shave her cr-y-uei5 w.-- a bed -.a- aal .,.UGr. ji-.I .,-t. r,-I t.--.,l.. ,1r ,.- a... gant powder anj !. ,y,.' u. aIi a.a, sa humble female barber. ao"-,er. wound hav- nothing to d. bu. t' none up a'., u,z..s. a.,@ think about the s.,Aber pa-r, and 5-e Lva, tu-rolt,I ,n ;.ll t,. l.a.i ii....r.a-
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TEL \ G t A PH LC
IEEILt nE TIE SEA-


 PARIS, Nov. 4.-It Is feared that a great calamity has overtaken six fishing boats, with 1l9 men on board They went out to sea from Boulcgnc-sUr- Mer fortnight ago. and l. is be!ie,eG perished in the terrible storm of October l4th
 NAVAL CHANCES. WASHINGTON, Nov. i, - Rear Admiral Rodgers VII be retired November l4Jh It is understood Captain Francis H. Ramsey has been selected for Superintendent of the Naval Academy. By the retirement of Ad- miral Rodgers, Commodore George H. Cooper will be rrom ted. Rear Admiral John C. Howell will be gel,ed November 24th, when Commodore John C Beaumont "ill be adraucod
 ALBANY, Nov. A furious snow storm has ragged all Gay in u. Lawrence county. The show is about a foot deep in the north ern section. Snow squalls prevailed along the Hudson and the Catsl,i.ls are covered. Eight inches of snow are reported from Northeastern Ontario. Severe snow squalls also visited Norwich, Conn, and other points in New England
 Los ANGELES RACES.
 Los ANGELES, Nov. in the race to-day of the 2:51 class, L. Il. Titus horse Bullet won ill three heats. Johnny Wi,gle won the pacing racs in thrrc heats. bell C won the mile dasA in l:4Sl.
 ANOTHER INSANE sUBJEcT.
 WA>HiEc1oy, Nov. 5.-TAe idea of the War Department in rescinaing the order of the cou't martial for sergaEt Mason, who shot at Guitrau, is that he is inSsne Mason Is now under medical surveillance aud should he prove insane he vili be 5eutto .,-c asylum. Otherwise, another count martial vi.. oe ordered
 NGEEsoLLs ARGUMENT
 WA>HINGToN. Nov. Iu.rrsyl continued his argument in the 9:-r N.usy case, sAis morning. lie c.njol-!ot ;u.5 the cA..r-e ol conspiracy WAS absurd
 A. r. s.4wAHc's BODY.
 CHIcAGo, iLL., Nov. J.-A New Eo.h special says: EJngss ar. prevalent s.tas A '. Stewart body a-s b-el recovered .nl tha5 lIrs. Stewart pays s3- eco f,- ir Jo. men well known to the r lc. IS crooks ,I the most desperate c..aluc5vr
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u'.,srr is Using hi, official position to se- cure signei- fr, an appointment hy Arthur Casper d'e,n care just s,i.a, ha gets. lie started in for rr-appointmcut as Secretary. but has switched notch higher aud nov wants to be Go'cn1,,l Go~ncr. What rity that ali our wa',r, can't be gstinr.. ;" this world
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A CARL.

To al! w'i1 az -aaeri"E trra tl- -=ros- a,d irlis cr't4gl "f y UsA. ryou- veasu~s- .ar,y i.c, ios. o' In1-hsDi. Ic VIII send. a ,ecl ,a. a! cure you. FH.E" "f 'uAi@.-. This .-r a- r~u.,,.y VI . i.cov- r.... g -~'.o-a-s iu -cu. .Il ...g4. -e1d -,.f- -t,.-'-- .'s-ieI.. ', tlr HE, Jo>ssa I. IsxAs. ai -I3. D. >-N .rs r.ry
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Unity on Hnn. r ]. Egrleis uaIHo f"v Governor will hc cr"vnci with sjcaes,. !i4 ]. thc "niy Arz.'na ilau who can -,t rLc a:.- p"iutment and # ." desire an Aril.,lI. ;o govern uN 'hoa -triA, tic rigit s.v-u"-.. fl, .r,rt. If >'u4,,. .'"hn a~- tuGlc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11

So far Prc,ljea. A.thur las managed ,o maintain very remarkable I,t.eynce in his de,lln. with these Vl:o are anxious to ge: into lis coriidcrc. "a matters cticcting his future policy ".th as regards h.s appoint merts and "t.-, ,.lc'g~i,us apr,rtaining thercto. Thcr. .> no questioning the wis dom and .avanra.r of sIch caui,c, and that if he can a3h,.e tot lc will avoid many If the u1p.e.la; oa bartssmerts wh,,h mv.u.stiy follow t!. snnpHnctnent of d h4li or aa i.i-rtsiler,a conclusion. General GIlut doubt i.rni his reti-ence, when he fr.. entered pch.. l,'r. "f more value and >.r,l,e ,r hua t.san s,. gh" c'un- tel hc had to draw uu Ths~c Is i,o;hr. so important t" d pubic n,au ..s tre..suriGg his oNn rs"urces aui Keeping his aan cauH- sel. T. Lo,Js good 'a aii rei.tnua of lie. private as well as ral.ic- and if ;be frcsi- dent can .naiuts.n IL. hc viii avoid g worli ef tr"Ihle
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11

Capitalists 'ge cnni.i-s. Ept only to inspect our m.n.s. bat wi'h capital to invest in our many excellent properties. We would not tp-d,y. If we could. trade "ii this section fl Ari2nra far thst .' any other. Mohaye and la'aI,i are },s,iu.l ;a he, in very short space oi tiun". the i,," ,.Hni',s mining crun- ties of ,liz.u1. aud l,t .j la. ." announced to the outside u"yli Prescott. the capital cf Arizona. -!"iI,> in thA; hon"r. and vel! ii should. tr, lr~ bu.ine-s and dwelling houses. compared al"rg,!ac oi ih.,.. of other mining section 7rclaiaoe-. aid th" -lluhriou> climate. which l, always inyi,"rting to the poor in hca,.h. ,, <, "b'g thing towards its advancement. r shall no- om!y l'c the home "f the capitalist .ni mcald. hu, i.'r the artist. who can ind tny amount "t l,autlful scenery, rocky c3ny"n,. water falls, ruins. mountains. and various other int.rcs;in, scenes to sketch
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-11

The san Framci>c" St'ck Rci".' a rarcr which has 49,ncd considerable Ia"mirence as a mlnng i"ural has .n the last fc" months d"nc ,,,lE 'n,n., iu it, bower [" re- tari the inhIN rt capital and Immigration into Arizona In '- Li-t S>U.. it states that incaIacity anal inS.hr-,ty "i a few military officers w.t> th, "..-u of thr laic indian war IL iwih,I ~n, .'a, ;ly indians ,i Arz"na are a :g'-ro'~.., r.'r. and have accumulated ,.,-ri'..,h,- wealth. Giuch $" excited tn. -ro,! ..:,i ,,..y of certain whit. men that ;h'y ';sr'. '.,.-.n ,.l thc 'ai- path and c"ni>cu'1 ,l... ,-rrru. " lav.. neither tame b., ~..i.. % -, j..,r i,9.; d., sertati"n ry.eu.jiu, ;hs '.,a>.., oi tine Indian troubl, hu, .,..,ii i.:,r ;., stock Report to tho official r,rr .l th" Aar 4cpef,m,nt to learn tac ca's~c ut the ,a.bv.ak