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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

IT would be well if the Board of Super visors would notice the marked differ auce in favor of the chemically prepared brick now on exhibition at the court house as compared with the unprepared brick by its side The former brick be- ing chemically treated and with white raised joints, would give the whole structure a brighter and more striking appearance than if built of the unpre- pared brick. The extra cost would not, on the outside, amount to more than about one thousand dollars, while in appearance and durability the gain to the building would amount to treble the sum named. With the common burnt brickit is impossible to give uniform color, but with the prepared brick the color is gwen and retained as long as the building lasts, and i. would add the con- dition and looks of the building and in the interest Of the tax payers be advis- able to use the prepared brick in prefer ence to the other
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
Yuma Items.
IsarrineLI


 We learn that Governor GOsper has recently granted to Dan Cannon full and unconditional pardon. This Is as Il should be, for it IS just ana proper. Cannon deserves it. and this worthy aci will always be a deserving tribute to the Governors spirit and desire to do what Is just in his official position. Mr. L. \. Aullah has for two years labOred sue cessfully for his release and without con- pensation or pay.
 E The division of the 5. P. R. R. of A. T. between Yuma and Tucson has been divided, one division is from Yuma to Giia Bend, a run of II9 miles, and the other from Gila Bend 10 Tucson, a run of Iz6 miles. The railroad men work ing on this division, are much pleased, saving them much labor which they have hergoiore had Col Bean wlll still superintend this length of read. We arc pleased to see Gila Bend coming out as a new thriving town.
 Mr. Jas. Ouinlan, from Tucson was in town this week. Everybody was glad to meet hIm. He was one of our early settlers, and returns to Yuma with tha; full confidence Of his friends as when he left. We welcome his arrival and regret his departure.
 Col. Chalmers Scott's party started out again on Monday, Co complete the survey of the Yuma and Port Isabel railroad. The side tracks have all been laid out by Col Scott, and we trust that these reads early construction will be commenced.
 Mr. Donde Jaeger received fifteen thousand dollars on "Wednesday. this sum being the last payment on the sale of the PicachO mine, CsbabI district
 The (. S. N. Co., advertise a steamer for Camp MOhaye Co leave Yuma on Monday, Fehruary 2o,h.
 Last week thirteen carloads of cattle passed through Yuma for Southern Ari- zona. Some years ago the poor cattle of California were shipped to Nevada for fsttening, and now the stock dealers arc taking advantage of the immense pastor al nelds on the Santa Cruz river and ir the vicinity of Wilcox. Arizona will yet have a reputation as a grazing as well as a mineral country
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

ENOCH PLATT was poor boy when he went to live in Baltimore, which had not at that time assumed its present collos- sal proportions. but the city grew and Enoch grew with it, and from poor boy he became a banker, and has now gwen to the Peoples Circulating Library one million of dollars. O, ye youth of Arr zona; how many emb-yo cities dot your own fair land, Prescott, Calabasas, Will COX, Bowie and a host of others all waiting for the poor young man to settle there to grow wlth their growth and s,renghthen with their strength, and then die and leave one million of dollars to the unfortunates who come after.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IH. - " undersigned 4-- ra-l.rr work Tor tEa year ending Sl u worth of work ol each 70. miles. VIZ. fta "H .t.rfs ..... located va tirI E.lrru Hll.-.- I' Plma. Territory oi Arizona. -.. IT .- nett. or those lD.tlu- -r. come forward and pay Jtal- me1t work. namely o1r-.H.. or above ulmeI c.llr-. rD-"..s- cation. within ninety @. H thl- publication fIsIrfl--r-r according tn the laws uf f-s ,H. come perfected Co tae ul. .Hr--
 ElIfll F. a-. Gro Blanco. Plra Co.,. S. l.. .a-
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

CHARLEY POWELL, who some three years since missed his man and killed ed Mexican in the Alhambra saloon, and who afterwards escaped from the officers in whose charge he was being taken to Prescott, died with his boots on at Fort Elliott, Texas. The sheriff at that place attempted to arrest him. Both held full hands, but the sheriff won.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
StrurgIe Orer . Parmaster.hip.

4 Times Washington special says: There IS great opposition to Arthurs nominee, Paymaster Wam0uth of the Navy. The struggle has been bitter all along, and is now becoming personal Paymaster ]. A. Smith, whose latest duty has been officer in charge of the Naval Pay Office here, is prominently spoken of. Before his assignment 10 Washington be was Paymaster of the feet on the Asiatic station. Paymaster Smith possesses abilities and a fine record
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

IN the present Congress there are eight Confederate Bugadiers. The Senate has also four Confederate Cole nels, one Captain and two priyates, and House has nineteen Colonels, two Ma, Jors, seven Captains, one Lieutenant, and fourteen who were privales or whose rank is not given, An Eastern journal m noticing the above facts and figures, says. They are intelligent, afable and general f3.orites, and intent on cultivat- ins the most friendly relations between the sections Of a common country, with -one ho e and one destiny.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
Leeaf
Summons.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT. TrEsUGu of Arizona. county of Pima. ir-.-. f. J J.Osb0ul, J. F.. Iieciucl Eo !. Jo.r ..H..--- plaintiff, v-- Euuest SwaI.r.r .- aut. Demand. ~1tft Tho Iarr-H. -. t-- zona sends greeting fo EH-uH-. ~nH..... ant. You are hergb- summoned .H.. r...... -a appear before me rU my of. ... in r.....H .- son and county of Iu.. at f.. March. \. D. l---, af lI H'c.1rs .. --. n. the complaint of the above nam. demands of .og that you ara .H....... the sum of One Hundred and .
 And if you fan tr auu.lr rr,. r.... plalnt a= Ecraiu required On. Judgment against you gs, l-ll.H costs of tlis eufr.
 Given under my hand rH-- -.-- . eembsr. A. D. l.-i. NurItr-I N.s
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
SOUr

THE CNDEcsI-N .I I Hi ptrsHu- ..."- -I.r H.. taiu mining claim sitr-; "A .H in ths Pafrl lulia narlt f.- znua, EEovu a- One r.f ''I
 4rai patent l.- -l.I r.. sucd Cu tlr lf-l llr u. United St4fe- Gar.rru u.-. TO which rafert I- n. room. lu Tucson. tiWl aHru-.. ucruIu-, aEd f1r u.u- T.r- mining c'lIL .- '- rccprd.
 All per-uL- .rH HHruH. claim, a- at tr-auat..r- f.... cgted -gcor-iL- fu iaE
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ undersigned has performed as assessment work for the year ending December 3lsr. 1881. sllp worth of work on each of the following mines VIZ. the Me" and Jackson mines. To- cated in Myers Mining District. County of Pima Territory of Arizona and If J. H. AicNew and J. H. basSett, or those holding tiIle under 'hsin do not come forward and pay their share of sand as- ssssnent work. namely, tWo-thIrds or Si66j for each of above named claims, together with cost ot publication. within ninety igu days from tLe date oi thIs publication, their interest m sad claims Will, according Co tie laws of the United states, become perfected Co the undersigned.
 A. BROWN. fsbf1Wgu
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
Prosecuting the Jews.

II-stlI4tLII- TLH JVWa-
 LONDON, February 11.-Jewish refu- gees at Liverpool from Kiel say they recently saw number of Jewish mald- ems stripped naked and logged through the town. The police refuses to inter- fere. Many women and their infants sui fered acutely. The refugees believe the Zaris unaware oftheir sufferings and is not responsible for the atrocities.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

THE New York Commercial Adver- tiser says: The Mariposa land and min ing company has levied an assessment of five dollars per share, aggregating S75.,- 900, payable m New York and San Fran cisco at once. This IS one of the larg- est assessments ever levied, and is no doubt to be used mainly to pay a Judg- ment obtained by Joseph A Donahue against the estate. IL is said @ syndicate has been organized here to buy in all stock delinquent under this assessment.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
NotIce.
Notice of Forfeiture.

NOTI E IS HEREBY GIVEN TO T. M. ~ Ierkes that the undersigned has performed the annual assr=sfu ent work. amounting to one hund ed dol ais for The year fs-1. n the Tucson mine m san Navier hills. about five mIies south of Tucson. Pima county. A. T.. and you are here by notified that unless yOu pay your proportion lS5 ] of the same within ei days from the date of publication of this notice your interest m sad mine will b. forfeited to me. according Co law. and you VIII also pay the cost of this advertise ment. J.M. SILVA.
 January 2OTh. iss2. smW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
Arizona Stocks.

Tip Top, sIjO; Silver King. sI9; Gen. tral Arizona, Sl1.20; Copper Queen, S6.J0; Sonora Con-, 12c; Yizina, Sll.20; Brad shaw, Sl; Bye and Bye, 6c; Tombstone, S45O; Flora Morrison, not quoted; Gi- rard, S147ls: Orion, 42 se; Panther, 30c; Grand Central, not quoted;- Western Mining O., not quoted; Con. Arizona 30c; McMorris, Toe; Mohave, 10c; Old Dominion, 1Oc. Patagonia, 15c; Silver Queen, 1Oc; Union League, I5c; Wash lsgton, 13c; Arizona Queen, 5Oc; Harshaw; S3.75.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
L,ypOY-7rrArIr-s7s. .t-sz-rt

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvES ILtl EFF ~ els Griialha hes h.a.i r1-H ,o make tsral proof i1 -la-H- n clarnfory statement AH H.. ar therauf and ta.r slct proof f the Register and Esc-iFH- '.. r- l5-h dav of Fah~rarr f--- a. the W. a of N. J.. .s. .a- '. a. Q. section f. township .H T. - T. uainaz fle f0loHIuE a- U.- a .H.- . Leonardo Apodaro. Enuuu Er niO Guiaiba. all 0f I-e= A-1uu-- ...-
 HFsLT t0-s4S-- i.s s.i7.' First publication. Jauua-y 8 i-sz.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

WASHINGTON Territory is now knock ing at the door Of Congress tor admis- sion into the sisterhood of State If the territory shall be admitted as a state we hereby thus early place in nomination for candidate for its first Governor the Hon. J. P. Hoyt, one of the U. $. Judges for that Territory. Judge Hoyt was formerly Governor of this Territory and no man has ever filled that important office in this Territory more acceptsbly to all the people than did this excellent gentleman.-I Herald.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
Snnreme conrf Calendar.

The Supreme Court will meet here next Monday. the 18th, tc hold the ad- iourned January term. The following are the causes which will come before the court:
 Territory of Arizona vs. Alfredo Brown, second district; 4. D. Lemon and Alsap < Baker, attorneys.
 Territory of Arizona vs. B. W. Pyle, first district; Lyttleton Price and Good rich & Goodrich, attorneys.
 E. A. Sake vs. W. H. Southerland, sec ond district; W. H. French and G. Fl. Oury, attorneys.
 James Barnett, assignee, ys. Daniel Ming ct als, first district. Farley & Pom roy, Hereford < Zabriskie. and Morgan. Silent & Stephens, attorneys.
 Daniel Johnson ct al vs. John Me Laughlin ct al, first district: Stanford, Earll x Smith, and Morgan < Silent attorneys
 Daniel P. Wheeler ct al vs. Edward q ADAA NA ois AAHL dAotAAINs HulltH AputlA and-ThOs. Fitch, attorneys.
 James Reilly vs County of Yuma, sec ond district; James Reilly, attorney. John M Miller vs. Lyttleton Price, district; J. T. Lewis, Alex. Campbell. and J. G. Howard, Thos, Fitch and Y A Gregg. attorneys.
 Grand Canal Company vs. Charles Crismau, second district; Tweed < Hau- cock, Lemon & McCabe, and Alsap < Baker, attorneys.
 PedrO Charouleau vs. ]. r. Gabriel. first district; H. E Summers, John Haynes, and G. H. 0ury. ON NOTIoNTo DISMISS FOR WANT OF TRAN
 SCRIPTS.
 P. M. Hitten vs. Mart MalOny, first district; Morgan & Silent and Hereford & Zabriskie, attorneys.
 B. M Jacobs vs. Albert Steinfeld. first district; Hereford X Zabriskie, and Nor gan & Silent, attorneys.
 c. NJ. Bullard ct al ys. J. B. W. Gardi- ner, first district; Morgan < Silent, and Haynes x Styles, attorneys.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

THE institute for "Colored and Indian youths at Hampton, Virginia, National institution, has opened it in new year with a lase influx of pupils, consisting, of colored boys, 2Ioi coiored girls. Go; In- dian boys, e; Indian girls, 2S; making a total Of 46o The head Of the school, General Armstrong, has recently been in the Northwest, locating the late Indian graduates in their respective tribes. The Indians are said 10 be apt scholars and all the pupils are ambitious 10 become educated.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

Trc=1y rrar

ARIZONA TIliT1r.f Jam. ITO RICHARD HDWIIi UH ... ..- I claiming title under ..He
 You arc hereby uouued f..- lave expended One illl-..' .Is. improvements upon .Ia trHr ... ID lyudali Mining Distinct Pr. zuuu Territory In Dr .rr .l U.t . under the pruvlsiouf Df -HHrr"- v-ed Starutes uf rIe irH.I amount required Co hold -.. endiue December 3l. f--f.
 And q within ninety days .lHr thIs uoIce yuu fan OF r...-H q. ..u. of -ucl eEUalIl.urH .- yuur interest iu srId e.alu rl H erty of the suhscr' he-. gr. .Hr -.--
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
Notice.
Tucsov. PIMA CoryrY

Li.Sti2sa r M AtLFlh.
 ARIZONA TERRITORY February l2. lSs2. ITO GEN. FUTILE OR ANY ONE CLAIM I ng ttle under him: You are hereby notified that ], he undersigned, have expended Two Hundred DOllHrs in labor and improvements up on the Carro and Shultz mines. situated m Cana da del Gro Mining District. Pima county. Ari- zpna Territory, Il order Co hold said premises under the provisions of section 2e3i Of the Re- sed Statutes of the United States, being the amount required Co hold the same for the year ending December sl. 1881.
 And f within ninety days after publication of this notice you fail or refuse Co contribute your proportion of such expenditures as a co-Owuer. your interest m said claims wIll become the property of the subscriber, under section 233i. febl2W im FRANK SHUITZ
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

\ LOFTY mass of rock, which threw its shadow over Las Vegas, half a mile away, tumbled into the valley last week. Five to fifteen thousand tons of rock were loOsened from it's foundation by in tense cold, followed by unusual heat The mountain lowered 5,00O feet above the Gallinus river. The earth seemed to tremble as the mass deScended steadily down the side of the cliff, and when t reached the bottom, the effect was appalling. The most remarkable result of this sudden and violent change under natures direction IS found tO be the dis closing at the point of rupture. high on the mountain side, of all eight foot vein Of copper carbonates and sul phides which was promptly located by F. B. Martin dale, who claims Co have been the best climber and first on the spot, and he is now holding his claim with a brace of forty-fours. Hallway down the side of the mountain in the cradle of the swath, a coal bed was laid bare, which also pre-empted as soon as discovered.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

Says the Territorial Enterprise The block copper of the Copper Queen mine, in Arizona, averages over 96l l4 fine. This is a good average of the copper pro- duced, and gives 7s15057 pounds of pure copper valued in the New York market at twenty cents a pound, making total value of S1,563,Ol1 40--a good showing over last year, the total produc. ton being about 4,0O0,O00 pounds. Re- suits such as this should encourage the copper miners of the Walker Lake re- zion and other copper-mining sections of Nevada. Copper mining in this State is yet in its infancy. Heretofore our mining men and prospectors have given most of thelr time and coin to the de- velopment of gold and silver-bearing veins. .'-I Alta.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

Gov. TRITLE to-day received a dis patch from Tombstone asking proteo- tion for the wood-choppers and team sters in the Dragons who are leaving on account Of the Indians, and also stat ing that unless something is done at once the Girard mill may have to he idle Tor want of fuel. As the Governor has not yet received his commission he was unable to do more than to forward cop les of the dispatch to Acting Governor Gosper and General Wilcox, Depart ment Commander, for their oonsidera- ton.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

THE New Mexican product of gold dust and bullion shipped for the year 1881 through Wells, Fargo & Co.,, was gold, S35,944; silver bullion, 577,ooo; ores and base bullion, s7os, 900.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

THE San lose Mercury and Los Angeles Express are gravely insisting that the ladies shall abandon the side saddle, and ride straddle like a man. These papers talk quite leanedly about the subject; but what will the ladies say to this ohange' It is equivalent to ad- vocating a change Of costume.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
AeJC TO-DaU.

us. LAND OFFICE AT TUCsoS. AR1zoSA.
 February llth I-.3. NOTICE IS HEREBY GINEN THAT MA - carlo Romero has filed notice of his inten- ton 70 make final proof m support of hls Pre- emptlOn DcclaTafory Statement Nu. 6i6 a4d -a- cure hnai entry thereof at ths office on the 10th day of March. l,.3. at o'clock q m. for th. NEil or section No. 2S Township lg S of Range 13 r., and names the followiu-r as his witne.--es VIZ: Jeseph B. Holt Placid1 Ruela-. Jesus u Elias and LeandrO Saenes. all of Tucson. Arizona.
 HENRY COUSINS, Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

To dig out and turn in has. for the past several years, been the chiefa aim of inc Peek Company The mine is rich and layers plenty, but 10 their sorrow there is fair prospects of litigation ceas- ing for while
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

THE unengaged tonnage in the San Francisco harbor amounts to 39, ,740tons Sixteen of the vessels are American and ten British.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
A Yirtlance Committee.
1 speeiaI to the CIr1zEx.l

nprNld4 10 tue AA-l1tNsl
 DENYING, February o.-As IS generally known our town has been almost entirely in the hands of notorious gangs, such as top-and-bottom men, who have operated very successfully Of late, enticing passengers while waiting connection oi trains, to participate in their robbing games and of course robbing them Of all their money, leaving them here to go their way as best they can. Some days ago a vigilant committee was organized secretly, and last night perfected their organization. This morning, posted all over town, is to be seen the following notice:
 Top nd-bottom men and such like; you are hereby notified that your presence in our community will be no longer tolerated. We mean business and insist on you leaving town within twelve hours from date. By order of 6Io. "There is expected to be some fun tonight as no doubt very few will heed the warning The committee are determined, however, and say they will enforce their law and that our town must be rid Of such men.
 Grain Prices.
 SAN FRANCISCO, February e.-Barley booming; feed, SI.So; brewing, SI.S5 e SL9o; chevalier, SI.So e SI.S2k.
 Rain in California
 SAN FRANCISCO, February 10.-A heavy rain has prevailed all over the northern portion of the State this morniug, but not extending to the San Joaquin valley.
 San Francesca Stocks.
 SAN FRANCISCO, February II.-Cuuy, 3; Mexican, Io1s; Ophir, 55s; Union, IIB; Nevada, S1+; Yellow Jacket, 21S; Best, 7H; Overman, I; Grown Point, 5; Utah, 57s; Savage, G7s; Silver King, ISsS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

TIE total trade of the United States with Mexico, as reported by the Custom House authorities, was near S2.251,0OO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

The trade of the United States with China for the year ending 1881, has sustained a falling of of near S2oo,ooo- from the previous year.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
TELEGRAM
COAST NEWS.
After the Hostnss

t Special to the CITIzES.l
 WILCOX, February o.-Company A of the Sixth Cavalry and ten Indian Scouts arrived here last night from Camp Grant and left with Lieutenant Blake in com mand early this morning 10 look after the hostiles reported in the Dragoon Pass.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
Sheriff Robert H. Paul.

Sheriff Bob. Paul of Tucson, Arizona, arrived in this city the other day, having il charge an insane man that he brought t. the Insane Asylum here. Sheriff Paul was formerly Sheriff of Calaveras county, where he won a most brilliant reputation as an officer. We were glad to see him look so hale and hearty, for he presents as robust an appearance us he did in days gone by when. in our official eapac- ity as his deputy, we used to SCOUT the mountains and canyons of old Calaveras and Tuolomne counties, hunting down murderers and highwaymen. Those were exciting, risky times, but never fan 10 excite pleasurable emotions when re- called to our memory. Mir. Paul's eff cheney as an officer in those days was recognized throughout the State. Since then he has been in the employ of Wells, Fargo < Co, doing service in the southern portion of this State and Tn Ari- zona, and although he was shot at seve- ral times, he always got hIs man, but never was captured. As ShenfT where he is now located, he still maintains his high reputation as Hn officer, and is a terror to highwaymen.-iS Stockton Com. Record
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

Ihere.are many reports lately Of ac- cldents, occurring from use Of Giant Powder.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

THE Central Arizona Mining Con- Pany produced S4,6oS over expenses last month.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
WELLS. FARGO X cos LETTER LIST.

Persons calling for the above letters will please say advertised" and give date.
 CHI. LORD. P. M.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

The following Is a list of letters remaining at
 the office of Wells, Fargo C0, prlor to Feb
 ruary <, lss3;
 B0ker, c Luddiugton. Mrs VI l. Cook r. II McLearan c Foreman Dick 1lahOney VI Hoffman C F Moreno Jose Havey rutricIO Romero Manuel knox Stiger W H
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in Che Posto1ice at Tucson, Arizona, for four weeks prior Co February [, l.,2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

CHICAGO, February 1O.-A joint circu- lar has been issued by the St. Louis < San Francisco railroad and the Atchison Topeka X Santa Fe railroad, calling at- tention to the opening of the new route via Halsted to Western Kansas, Cobra do, New Mexico and California, and re- quest other roads to represent the new lines in their coupon ticket service.
 A Times special says a colored mem.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12

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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-12-08
IL ATLKOADS

e,CHEDULE OF TRAINS On VALLEY
y AND b. g. D. RAILROADS
On and after Monday, June 10Th, the trains on tn
B. O. and v. II. will leave Staunton as follows:
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-12-08
poetry.
Echoes Of the Battle.


Echoes Of the Battle.
There was 3 Stalwart party once
That ruled both high and low;
But where's that grand old party NOW?
Gone to meet Guteau.
Den and Tom. like Jack and Jill
But why keep up the tale?
They've tumbled down, with broken crown,
And others have the pail.
Big and little. one and ALL
Gaaciousl see the Bosses fall,
And Hubbells assessments, from Texas to Maine
Will neer make the Bosses what they were again
mittee
Read DER the returns with groan;
But when they looked there and saw them SO pare
Their sad hearts all sank like stone
Sing song of sick men
And bosoms full of pain;
But it is a nasty thing
Te be caught In the rain
If one can't swim and it's Flood.
Every State loss!
Isn't this pretty dish
To set before Boss!
Smash up and clatter!
Great guns, how they scatter!
The tail wags the dog no more!
The people have reason to like the sport
Though many Boss hearts sore.
Some Bosses were playing with mule
One cold November day
The mules still there with appraised leg
The Bosses, where are they?
1,1b In