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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-24

have secured . supply Of the famous Harris
Geld Melon Seed, specimens Of which are seen
on our streets every season, and which have
frequently turned the scales Al 60 10 e5lbs.
10 Wa RAWLs.
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citizens generally win follow him TO his new
field Of labor. A devated christian miDister and
profound and instructive preacher, the church
IN Lake City Is fortunate IL securing biz services
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Persons desiring information concerning this,
Oeon) county. can oblain copies Of the Leon
County Pamphlet by addressing, with stamp, R
c. Long, Esq, Tallahassee, Florida 40
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-24

By the Rev. y. r QnnFtrrusan, e the Presbyterian
Church IN this eil3. . TAar.day January lstA, ~
O'Clock p. n, MR J. z WANDBEE- - Refna1dina- %
Miss ANHlB n eidsss dsngh1er u RraL n whfser q
TnlIaAaRee. We enrd&
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Recard Of temperature 1t Tallahassee, Flori-
d. for the past week
aobservnfons taken By ". A. Rawis. Druggist and
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90. ~

~ The WEEKLY FLoRDEAE may be found
: ale al Betton's News Stand, IN the West
ed Block
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Thegrand concert alluded 10 In our last Issue
e IN course Of preparation undef The able and
skilifnl management Of MD James B. Gamble,
win take place this evening at GaIlie's Hall
The names Of the performers which appear IN
the programme, which We print below, Is
SUFFICIENT guarantee TO all lovers af music that
rare treat Is in store for thcm In paint Of local
musical talent. Tallahassee can vie with any
city ID this or sisier States. The proceeds are
70 be devoted To lAudable purpose and We hope
10 seesu overaowine house.
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FRESH vaecEne MATTE :,

Warranted pure, just received, at
40 RAwLs' DRUG STORE
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-24

M Lively has fine assortment Of handsOms
Fz,,oer SeeEs from which those wishing TO add to
the beauty Of their Flower Gardens may select
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-02
COLORADO.

CEND 81 for the WEEKLY ROCKY
. MOUNTAIN NkwS ts6 columnsl for one
year and you Will receive gratis 5eApagss IL
tustratcd pamphlet on the great silver state.
For $40 In advance You will receive fut
yc,.r and copy gratis of .strofutts GriI
Sack Guide" sue pages and 100 illustrations.
niorrocco bound
TuE NKws Is the oldest and largest paper
published In the West. send nvc cents 10,
sample copy.
Address NEWS PRINTING; CO..
Denver. Colorado.
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Charcoal, laid iint while cold on a burn,
rauss-s the pain 10 ai,aic Immediately; 10y
leaving II on for nm hour the burn seems
almost healed when The burn is superficial
And charcoal is valuable for many other
rurpoaes- Thintcd meat, surrounded with
II, it,issweetcncd;s strcwn ovet heaps OF decom-
iso-e-i pcits. or over dead animals, it pre-
vents any unpleasant olor. Foul water is
purified by II: II is great disinscc,ant,
and swectcns offensive air II placoa in
shallow Trays around apartments ]; is 80
very porous that II contlcnsss gascs most
rapidly. One cubic inch of fresh charcoal
will absorb nearly one hundred inches of
gaseous ammonia. Charcoal forms an un-
rivalci poulticc for malignant wounds and
sores, often corroding away dead Hesh re-
ducing II TO one-Iuartcr in six hours. In
cases Of what we call proud flesh Il is in
valuable. II gives no disagrecablc oslor,
corrodes no metal. hurts no texture, injuries
no color, is n simple aud safe swce,ener and
disinirciaut. A ,caspoonful Of charcoal, in
half glass of water. often relieves n sick
headache. IL a',sorbs The gases and relieves
the distcnded stomach pressing against the
nerves, which extend from the stomach to
the head. IL oitcn relieves COM stipaiion,
pain, or heartburn.
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Origin or The -Dark Horse

Replying 10 an inquiry for the origin of
tho term dark borsc,n no frequently used
II politics nowadays The Cincinnati Eagair-
er gives story which, for the want OF n
letter, must pass One sam Flynn, of
Tennessee. In the days before the war had n
lively gcer, u coal-blaclS stallion, called
Dusky Pete, With which be tempted the
bets of the unwary. lie struck a country
race ni-s,ing. one day. aud entered the
Ds,-ky. which in appearance ra,c no Inn.
OF his speed Flynn moved quietly among
the crowd and took all the bets that Of
fcrcd against his nag. j., st rs the 'iiycrs'
were being ssddicd for the race. oil Jud,.e
McAfinaipec, Who WIS the tart oracle OF
that part Of the State. arrived on III. course
md took his place in the sand lie was
told how The betting ran. and OF the folly
OF tho owner ostbc ~ rinsc entry in hack
i,.x his plug 10 heavily. Eunning his eye
over the track the Judge instantly rrcos-
nixed Pete. and he ssid Geniirn,an. there's
. dark hoTse in This race tlat :. make
you smcllhcll before supper 1'bS Judge
was right. Pete, The dark horsr,' laid hack
until the threc-quartcfs pole was reached,
when he went TO the front with ru.ii, and
won the purse and Fiynnis bets with tho
greatest case
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STsTE or cotoRspo. "a
Fremont County,
In the County Court within and for the
County of frcmont. aforesaid.
ARTALISSA JACKSON, Piamtih, S.,,-
against ,,,,.
JOHN q. JACK ON, Defendant. Nuns
The people OF the State Of Colorado son'i
greeting:
TO JOHN C.JACKsoN, defendant above
named, yop are hereby required 10 APP
pear Ia an action brought against YOU by
the abcva named pinintiif. In the County
Court OF the County OF Fremont IN the
State OF Colorado. and to answer the COM
plaint flied therein, within .tpn day cAclu-
siec of the day of service, II served with
this Co,tuiy /; or II served out OF this Coun-
ty but In this Dt trict, within twenty days,
otherwise swithin forty days or Judgment
by default viii. be taken against you. ac-
crodiBg TO the prayer OF the complaint.
The said action Is brought to obtain a
decree tissoivipg the bonds OF matrimony
now existing between plAfntin aud sicfcnd-
ant and giving the carc nnd custody OF their
child, Elmo Jackson, to tho plaintiff. said
dccrvo being asked for an account OF this
dcscrtion of plnintiH by defendant f,r more
| than one year without reasonable cause. Rs
Will more fully appear by the complaint On
| fic herein to which reference Ii hire made.
| And you are hereby notified that IL you
| fail 10 appe r aud answer tho said CON.
plant as above required. tho said plaintiff
| win apply to the Court Tor relief demanded
In tho complaint.
| Given under my hand aud the seal OF tho
County Court OF the County Of Fremont
In the State OF Colorado, this 18th day OF
lsssLl CnAs. n WALDO.
aJ-Sd County Judge,
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Founder and I.amfnitis.

Founder is disease which requires the
most prompt and efficacious treatment; and
unless speedy relief be afforded, the cosT1-
plant increases and soon degeneTates into II
more serious form of disease, and proves
extremely difficult to cure. 1t may arise
from various causes. The following, we
believe, are those by which it is generally
produced: !. Drinking freely of cold water
when heated by violent exercise, particul-
nly when such exercise has been contin-
ued for some time. 2. Exposure to cold,
wind or rain under the same circumstances
3. Immoderate allowance of corn. This
complaint consists contamination or fever,
and begins with an appearance eofwcakness
or loss OF vital energy, followed by stiff
ness of the legs and body.
AT the first attack OF the malady, inn
mersing the feet in tubs of warm water
for twenty-four hours will generally be
found an cfiectnal remedy but if it be neg
lected is most commonly succeeded by
laninitis- Laminitis exists in the form
oflocal inflammation in the foot, which very
soon diffuscs itself to the laminated struc-
ture, and does great injury TO these inn
portant members, ,occasioning severe pain
.,..d lameness, and proving extremely diff
cult to cure. When we consider that the
horses weight is suspended by these lam
inc, as carriage by its springs, and though
the bottom of the internal foot is in con-
tact with the sole, it, nevertheless, does
not press upon 1t considerably, except when
the horse is in motion, and the back part
of the laminn elongates and descends upon
the sole in small degree, it will readily
appear that when these elastic membranes
are no longer capable of supporting and
moving under the weight, the internal
foot must press upon the sole, which ilat-
tens or convexes it, and is commonly known
ms the drop sole or pummiee foot. When
laminr are thus affected, the malady gen
orally proceeds to complete separation
between the crust and the internal parts.
The crust then loses its proper form, and
becomes int,er, appearing rs If 1t WIS
forced upward from the ground When
this separation takes place, tn accidental
cavity is filled with precipitation OF
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pnr.Ixtr no. ONE. rnEMoNr co.
rowS OF CANON CITY.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
RAPrIsr.

BAPTIST
E. II. SAWYER. ID. d., Pastor.
Deacons-Sam'i bradbury, J. j. Phelps,
u. . Baldwin.
Main street. between Fourth and Filth.
sabbath services at IL =. IN. and 80 p. IN.
Sabbath schoo; 10 A. M. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday at 80 p. IN.
CATHOLIC.
Rev. u. T. laugh. Pastor.
Main street corner OF Ninth.
Services inst SUNDAY in each month.
s Sunday sctsoot every sundsF Al = r. uf.s--
SUNDAY scsooi icsehers--t. f. Edciin
Mrs !. Z. Edelin,, Mrs. John NJ Gsiiigan.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. W. w. NJ Barber. Pastor.
Corner Macon Ave. aud Fifth street.
Eidcrs--ira II. Lucas. Beni. Curtis, g. b
Frazier. Geo. keiso-
ncacon--J. Minor.
scryices'Sunsiay. at II a. M. and $50 p
N. Sunday School, s.5J A. IN.
EPISCOPAL, (cHRIsT cHuRcH)
feeior-R-y. ID. e. Pattce-
GARNER of Macon Ave. and 5,h street.
ye.iry-David Csiri. $. W. Jno- ID. Free
man J. w; Eugene Weston. sec'y: Henr;
Eari rr.a's; Tkos. 5. Wells
Services sunday. II a. IN. and T.oo y. M
sunda, Scnuci. s:3o y. m.
FIRST rREsBYTERrAN CHURCH.
Rev. J. w. Partridge. pastor.
Macon avcnnc. between sth aud 9th SITS.
Kldcrs-John Mack, j. X. brewster, A.
Services every sunday at IL a. IN. and 80
PRAYER meeting Wednesday evenings.
SUNDAY School at a.:se p. M, Ii. Clay
Webster, surerintcndciit-
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Ne rhan.l..rl.fn pa.tor
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-02

HALas VEGETABLE SIcIrIay Han
RENEwER IS n scientific combination
OF some OF the most powerful rcstora-
tive agents in the vegetable kingdom
II restores gray hair to its original
color. 1t makes the scalp white and
clean II cures dandrliif and humors.
and fillng-out OF the hair. 1t furnishes
the nu,ritiyc principle by which the
hair il nourislici and supported. 1t
makes the hair moist. son aud glossy,
aud IS unsurpassed rs a hair dressing.
II Is the most economical preparation
ever offered TO the public. as its effects
remain n long time. making only an
occasional application necessary. 1t Is
recommended and used by eminent
medical men. and officially endorsed by
the State Assaycr or Massachusetts.
The popularity of Halls Hair Rcncwcr
has Increased with the test OF many
gears. both In this country and in
foreign lands. aissl II Is now known and
used in all the civilized countries OF
the world.
For sale by all dealers.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-09-02
An Extraordinary oner.

There arc u number OF persons out Of
emriormcnt IN every county, yet energet-
ic ,nrn willing TO work Ito not need TO be.
Those willing to work can make from Stou
to srso a month eiear. working fos us in a
pheasant and pcrmauen. business. The
amount our agents make s,rics.- some
making a. high ~ Sacn n month. while 9TH
cr- ~ low siOe, all depending on the en-
great merit. IL should be sold to every
hou-e-owner. and pays aver one hundred
per cehi- profit Each sale is from s.. 30 To
sio co. One agent ia renns!l, ania sold y
Ia two dsys. aud cleared Sss.o0. An agent
IN New York made si3.oo IN ono day. Any
tnan with energy enough TO work II full day,
and will DO this during The year can make
from 5000 10 sg.0Vo year. We only
want Que agent la esch ccunty. and TO him
VIII give Tue exclusive sslr a- long as h-
continues to work faithfully for Us. There
L. M competition. and nothing Ike oiir tn-
xci { on made. PARTIES having irom 500 TO
Z 600 10 Invest, eau obtain Graefal
Agency for ten counties or State Any
one ran make nu Investment cf frein SO a.
: l.NH without the To- 81 risk of less, as our
circulars Will show that those 7in, esiiug
good. nnsoid To us and get ils-ir money
back, u they do not clear at least Siol.
Tho, show that General Agent who Viii
take 10 ccufitfcs aud invcst ssi6.vo eau alter
q trial OF 10 ia, NJ .iurnsrll goods unsoid TO
ns. aud have money RETURNED to rhcm II
they fail To clear at least ss50oo-in that
time. VS. arc not paying salaries. but
want men willing TO work and obtain a.
their pay the profits OF their energy. Men
not willing to work ON our terms viii not
work on any. Those meaning business will
receive our large descriptive circular, and
extraordinary vticr by enclosing three
cent stamp. with their address. The first
to comply with our terms will secure the
county or counties they may wish to work.
Address,
RkSSKn MANUFACTURING Co.
i's smithneld Street. riitsburg, Pa.
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AN OLD MANS ADVICE.


il ts only an old man s advice.
You may take IL or no, as yon choose.
But those who are an xious To gain
Must also he willing TO lose.
And ho who "a s,ingy and mean
can FER bc expected 10 fnd
That others Will te unto him
More srncrou,. noble. and Kind.
IfIove he the Tos tirai .xe crave,
Each bour aad esci moment We iesrn.
The .ruiy sneciiouste heart
HecslvesAlppie wealth la return.
soif you would gain new ffie,,d.
Your friendiinss seek to Display.
Tor the near,st and dearest yo1'n tini
Are tho>e you meet more ilran halfway.
II fortune sioDc he the prize
Youccves. lis price rnasf be- naii:
And often The gain i- ninr,i iess.
Alas than the sacrifice made.
isf grr-sliiy r-sing isr wealth
We eagerly press for the goal.
70 bent upon winning the world
We ras.a,y lGipcrii the soul.
Whatever the race tina; ne u,n.
Whatever The ronr~e that We chnn.r.
We szstsss make up our mind at The start
Hor n,neh rse aar~ scnture TO .o.e:
Or e,sc w may happen TO Had
Thai whni We have sonSis. for with scst
Was rally no gziss. baf-A ioas.
ofaii tia. N - dearcss and besi.
Fnr Tho wisif-iu and honor OF a..
wsh the freshness Of yaHt;, W. sriay Jan,
Nor dream TINT n croNs, for Tic naa.ii
Irpc>~- a eross ON The heart.
Andibry who siiscover. too late.
Tas-y paid mn eSorbstant price
rr alt that they rzir-t. may r-<rs<
.sss iasin. al oil siaHS adylce.
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DIRECTORY.



Nathaniel r. Hill, u. 3. ~eIiairrf aarcii !, iSdi
GEORGE NJ Chilcotf, US. SENATOR Jan. lss3
Jas. 3. Belford, Representative March 4, less
STATE OFFICERS.
Terms Expire
Frederick w. Pitkin, Governor.i Jan. Q. 1883
ii. A W Tabor, Lt.-Goy. defactol Jan. o, Issi
v H. Neidrum, Sec'y State. ian ~, Is ;
. IN. C. Sanders, State Treas 49,. Jan. .. lssS
Jos \. Davis, state Auditor. Jan. 8, Iss3
rhas H.Tsii. Attorney Generall Jan 0, 1881
l.. = Cornell, Supt Public Inst. Jan. 8, 1883
]. Alden Saith, stafe AUDITOR
Il. X. Sfimson, state Engineer. 1883
Wilson F. SIsty, Fish s'omnis'r
Joseph .. Shottuclz, Sec'y state
Land Board. d.---..-..-..--..-..-...-......
Joseph q. Sbattuck, Regent
State Uni ersity JAM II, 1857
ssrsit -. -. jan II. 1887
University -. - -. -. JAM ls, 1885
versity -. - Jan. IS. 1875
University. .................., Jan. ., 1883
University '...,.-..... -.-.......l Jan. 0. Isss
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Terms Expire
iarcii 8, 1861
~ Jan. 1S1
March 4, les,
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FIl-IISftEV n FIN S-kI(I'Nf III J-kr<-
U. INHALER, Mt lSi Washington Street,
Chicago. III.
."C1fKSK- A an x-raxe wcekiy Literary. Hu-
koruue md decideslly ofiginai newspaper,
coutaininE a nind pf vniuable contents foslssd
iuQ,.o other journal. Among the regular de-
psrtmenss f0r tho year is3A. MIL oc $50 uAds
and squatir,us, or the sunny side ~
TfSH4less rparkltns New York letter. from,
-tyntnxKw hlcasO hat, = a utnritte;'' ssThe
<ampi~ cnse. e<litetl expressly ~ the eusD-
merctAl travellers ~ The uniscsl s,Asess !
Amuseu,ent and ss:ostin4 Notes Z fs,ssalss..
~ orislnaf hnusorcns skeSches ana psruax.
= Ralx'. 10 ns1tt On all the neun stAlasls, end
In the cfsie~ also by neylrhss9< Tern.s Qnt
tuPtes ffec HHeiate AkeaId write -
club rAtess Address III rprsmsAst r.ti0ns "
Z "A lf. Aftff4EE>
Publisher nnti f-rs.Fricfpr ~tl3kkx.s
~ WsklLington stfeeas hArasu< ~
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SUPREME COURT.


7srD,s. Espire
Chns. ". Bradley, District Judgei jan. 0. lsss
chas.D.Hayt, District Attorneyl JAM Y. 1888
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nIscELLANEoUs.

Ds T. q. wxSr.s NERVE AND Bksrx rrEArnExr. .
HyxscFia- pixzinr<. Convul<ious,
rts> Nervous Neuralgia. Headache. Nervous Pre~srs-
ness Mental pcpr-c7. Soften OF the Brain result
itg In Insanity and ieafitng and death,
Premature Oil Age. Loss OF Power In either
Involuntary LOSES and Sfernatorrhrra crusst ~
One box viii Eseh box contains
months tr One dollar n box. six bcNe~ live
dollars sent by mail preps ID receigs o. price wsgn.r
anrec six hoxsS With each cftser
ceiyed for six bcxe~ accompanied with Ave dollars
will
money " treatment does effect q
issued only by IcHx Axef 90. Drusxists, Dsnvsa
Col. Orders by mail at regular pxfces
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-10
DESTROY THE RIVERS

And all private property; andunless we can go
down into the secrets of that conspiracy and
bring them to light there should be given no
relief. So we are to look not to the amount
of contribution. but to the final consumma.
tim; to the thing complained of; and the
Courts must give us remedy. Concede that
the defendant is the only mining company in
the State; that it puts in the river but
100. 900 cubic yards add all natural wash,
and then put private individual st Sscrs.
mento at the end of q street dumping like
matter in amount and quality into the river
yearly. and how long would the Courts per-
NIT it,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-10

MANUFACTURER OF ROAD SCRAPERS
I'VE Iron Doors, Jail Cells, Shutters, Railipgs,
Gratiugs, Homework and Blacksmithing in general,
No. $50 street, between Fifth and Sixth Second.
hand Doors for sale. fe22-4pts
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Parties Going to the Old Countries
LEGAL NOTICES.
Adjudication of Insolvency, Etc.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
4 county of Sacramento, State Of California
In the matter Ct f. +. HASWELL, an in
solvent debtor. E. F, HASWELL having filed
in this Court his petition, schedule, and in
ventory in insolvency, BY which it appears that he
is an insolvent debtor, the said L. F. HASWELL is
hereby declared to be insolvent he Sheriff of the
possession of all the estate, real and personal Of the
said E. F. BASWELL, debtor, except sucn as may
be by Jaw exempt fr m execution and of all his
deeds, vouchers, books Of account and papers, and
to keep the same safely until the appointment of an
assignee of his estate. All persons forbidden to
pay any debts to the said inso vent to deliver any
property belonging TO him, TO any person, firm
corporation, or association. for his use. The said
debtor is hereby forbidden to transfer deliver any
property until the further order OF this Court
except as herein ordered.
1t is further ordered at all the cred tors OF said
debtor be and appear before the Superior Court OF
the said county of Sacramento in open Court at the
Courtroom If said Court in the said county Of
Sacran ento, on the 10th day of MARCH, 1882. at 10
o'clock A. N. OF that day, to prove their debts and
choose one or more assignees of the estate Of said
debtor
1t is further ordered that the order be published
in the SACRAMENTO DAILY REooRD-U UNION, news
paper of general circulation, published in the said
county of Sacramento as often as the said paper is
published, before the said day set for the meeting
Of creditors
And it is further ordered that in the meantime all
procee ings against the said iusolveut be stayed.
Dated Sacramento, FEBRuAAY IL, 1sS2.
S. c, benson,
Judge of the Superior Court.
Indorsed Filed FEBRUARY IL, 1882.
THOS II. BEEkEY, Clerk.
By ". B. HAMILTON, Deputy Clerk.
GROVE l.. JoHNsos Attorney for fnsoivent.
fe14 I'd
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But it is proven that II 600. 600 cubic yards
even 1900, 900. says one engineer-are
thrown out OF the mine annually. That mat
ter, calculation shows, will make q levse six
feet st the base, three feet high and three
feet at the top in breadth, that will 90 almost
around the globe Of %. 900 miles; or it viii
grade railroad for nearly 3, GOO miles from
San Francisco to New York or it will make
a line OF carts and horses, with the nose of
each horse to the tail Ct each preceding cart,
aud each cart carrying one cubic yard, that
will go about six and half times around the
globe OF % 900 miles circumference. But
they say the matter will not come
DOWN. We know il will, and does. Not long
ago this valley was carpet OF flowers,
cut by streams of limpid water through
which the fishes could be seen disporting.
Large oaks bordered these streams, proving
the permanency Of the valley. 1t was a
landscape of wondrous beauty. The miners
came and constructed, through the ingenuity
Of a miner at Gold Run, the instrument
known as the Little Giant" who went to
Marysville thereafter and set up factory to
make them. With this terrible weapon they
laid open tine bowels of the earth, first wash.
ing of the surface of the hills, and then
they began to tear up the cast out material
and send it down to the valley, SO that it has
well-ngh destroyed the navigable rivers,
blotted out the fair waters Of the former days
and polluted the limpid streams until they
are unfit for use.
COMMON sRssR
Tells Us that the fand and pebbles win
come down the mountain rivers and our
tensfs prove that they do come. Where went
the " 600, 900 cubic yards defendant took ont
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1T DOES NOT FOLLOW

That they may load it with material and send
vase property. They do not claim pre-.
emptive right to the navigable streams. So,
if they own the stream, or have a right to
IFS use, then we quote the msxim again-so
use it as not to injure the property of the
State, or iujure the rights of riparian owners.
We are not here. he said. TO contest the ques.
ton of prior appropriation, the title to
water, or its reasonable use but do say that,
having and using it, they shall not pour it on
us charged with matter to work our destTuc.
tion.