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OREGON.
advice, from Portland.

PORTLAND. February 4sh.-The inquest in
the case of Ell Quinn, Chinamsn, supposed
to have been poisoned, resulted in verdict of
death by heart disease.
Real estate transactions for the week were
Sl46.09i.
Adam Withdow, a young man of 16, living
near Shedd's, Linn county, accidentally shot
himself with gun on Wednesday, and yes
terday died from the effects of the wound.
The residence of Alexander Griffith, near
Laurel, Washington county, was burned yes
terday. with its contents. Loss, SIS. 900; not
,,s,raJ
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TIE FRENCH CRISIS.

The failure of the Union Generate ap-
pears to have involved fewer suspensions
than had been feared, and the tone of the
Bourse at last accounts was much irmer
than could have been anticipated. The
presumption is that powerful effort has
been made to check the downward tend
ency, and that it has been successful for
the time 1t cannot, however. be believed
that the collapse of the Union Generate
viii prove more passing blow to the
money market, and during the next month
there will no doubt be many wrecks.
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Dropped Dead-out of Danger.

HoLLIsrER. February 9Th. John Me-
Avert, native of Ireland, farmer, aged
AZ, dropped dead last night of heart disease.
Professor ID. j. Dare. the acrobat who sus-
tainel severe injuries by the giving way of a
rope on which he was giving tight-rope ex-
hibition Monday. is now considered out Of
danger. He is being cared for by the Masons.
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DIED.

Sacramento February Emma Maud johnson, q
native of Sacramento, 6 years, 6 months and 10
days.
Funeral notice hereafterl
Brighton February 5-John, Jr., eldest son of John
and Mary Rooney, native OF California, % years.
l month and 2i days.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
residence of parents tomorrow tuesday, noon at
IL o'clock; and thence to st. Rose Church. where
funeral services will be heidi
Near Florin, February Eliza Williams, II years.
Chinese Camp, Tuoiumne county. January 22-Loftus
1vett, 20 years, months and 10 days.
Borden, Fresno county, January l4-AuSustine
ValenZuela, % years and months.
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Fire In snanishfoMn.

SPANIsHTowN (San Mateo county, Febru-
airy 4th,-At 8 o'clock this afternoon small
frame house caught fire from defective fue,
and in few minutes burnt to the grourd d,
nothing being saved. The house was owned
by Mrs. Ramona Miramontez, and was occu-
pied by widow Martinez. 1t was situated
nearly opposite the Catholic Church. There
was no insurance.
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of Los Angeles, received his sentence of three
years for robbery and forging checks.
Drunken Indians-BcId Robbery-Fire.
Tucson. February 5th.-A Citizen special
from Wilcox says: Advices received from
San Carlos say: The Chief of Police was
notified about 10 o'clock last night of another
"tiswin party. He left at once for the
camp, two miles from here, and captured
thirteen bucks and one wounded squaw, who
had been knitted during the drinking. The
balance of the Indians got away. The Chief
of Police destroyed two large ollas full of
tiswin, and is now out with scouts to compel
the tribe to move within sight of the Agency
to be watched.
A Citizen special from Charleston says
Springer and Hackes of this place, were
men entered the store about half past 10, and
with drawn revolvers compelled the clerks to
keep quiet while Mr. Springer was compelled
to open the safe and take out what money
there was on hand, amounting to about $500.
After securing it they joined man whom
they had left on guard outside, and quietly
rode away. 1t daily becomes apparent that
there is no protection for life or property
here. There ia not an officer here to go in
pursuit.
A Citizen special from Wilcox says: Some
excitement was cause here last night by the
prolonged footing of Southern Pacific en-
CINE, which turned out to be fire alarm. A
large quantity of hay, belonging to Mr..
Courtney mysteriouslv caught FIRE, but was
got under control before it communicated
with other property.
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The Weather..

DowNIEyILLE. February 5th.-Rain has just
begun falling here this evening. The barom-
eter indicates a lengthy storm. The mercury
marks 42'.
EMIGBANT GAP, February 5th.-It COM
menced showing at $3.50 P. NJ, and is now
showing hard, with prospects of heavy
storm,
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BORN.

Near Healdsburg, january 25-wife of L. P White;
son.
Near Healdsburg, January S1-wife Of John N
Bailhache, a daughter
Neyada City, February 2-wHe Of J. E. Carr, a
daughter.
Gridley, January 27-wife of John Moore son.
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cRuHLER,s SAMPLE ROOMS,
No bss j street, bet. FInh and Sixth.

EsTABLIsHED IN 1855, AND STILL Ga
III maintains the same reputation int
keeping the Best Wines, Liquors and
Cigars, etc in this city. The Best BOCA BEER In
town. pee4ptfl JOHN GRUHLKR.
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.

DISPATCHES OF SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
SAD AFFAIR IN PLACER COUNTY.
Young Girl Shoots and Kills Her Little
Brother.
SUICIDE OF Young MAN AT C0LUsA.
Convention of Fruit Growers in Amador
County.
ESCAPED HIGHwAYMaN RECAPTURED.
Indians Fighting among Themselves in
Arizona.
ITEMS FROM OREGON AND BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Mormon Bravado and Defiance of the
Government.
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Our price for the "UNITED WORK
INGMEN'S" CALF BOOTS, of full
stock, with tap soles, is SIS; with Double
Soles, 81 90. "a deservedly popular boot,
at far less than the usual market rates
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dead. tied up in a sack. The police are on
the track of the culpable parties.
TIE Sonora Railroad has track laid forty
miles beyond Hermosillo Want of ties viii
delay them now.
On Saturday last Frank Oakley formerly
of Los Angeles, received his sentence of three
years for robbery and forging checks.
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The NEW YORK WEEKLY also con. aims
SIX OTHER LONG STORIES.
No. IL OF THE
NEW YORK WEEKLY

Also contains vast variety of entertaining reading
matter. The following the titles OF some
of the articles:
HEAR MUCH, BUT SAY LITTLE. By FRANCIS S.
SMITH.
THE MAN WHO HELPS HIS WIFE. By A. J.
CORNELL.
FROM GIRLHooD TO woMANHooD By KATE
THORN.
THE BRIDE OF A DAY. By JULIA EDWARDS
PUZZLES IN NATURE.
THE INTERNAL MACHINE. BY CLARA AUGUSTA.
ANSWERS TO CORES eoNDENTS Embracing
authentic information on subjects Of general in
terest.
ETIQUETTE DEPARTMENT.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
IN THE FIRELIGHT. By FRANK ]. OTrARsoS.
NEW AND QUEER FISHES.
THE LADIES' WORK-BOX. Information on the
making of dresses, the selection OF materials, etc
A BRAVE IRISH BOY. BY HoRArIo ALsER, JR.
FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN ANIMALS.
WOLVES. BY OSCAR BLISS
PLEASANT PARAGRAPHS. number of short,
humorous anecdotes, mirthful morses, etc.
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NEARLY A
CARLOAD!
% SATURDAY, there came from the

% SATURDAY, there came from the
East nearly a Carload of TRUNKS,
VALISES, HAND-SATCHELS, ETC.,
including some very fine goods Of each Of
these sorts. The merit of LOW PRICE
runs throughout the entire collection, and
those who are interested will do we'll to call
in and inspect what there is.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-02-06

KIDsEY-WoRr will cure kidney and liver
diseases and worst cases of piles.
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DIR. LAME,

PHYSICIAN AND sURGEoN-oFFICE AND
Residence, No. 1923 street, between Third
Fourth. Hours s to 10 A. n, 8 TO and TO 8 p N.
Office of City Superintendent Of Public Schools at
same place fe6 SPIN
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DooMS, ROOMS, ROOMS-TO RENT CHEAT.
FL er than any house in the city single or l
suite. Quiet and home-lke. Stove in every ROOM
Kept frs--class in every respect. New building:
everything neat and clean. Also, few unfurnishe,i
rooms. MRS. GRICE. Proprietress, northeast cor
ner Eighth and K streets. Cune Building. fe6-1 pln.
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A new style of sailing canoe has ap-
peared, much to the delight of canoe mea.
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uTANTED-E T. MAYOR, REPRESENTING
w Hyde, Aver & Co., of Springfield, Mass, can
give employment to few active men in I'M
occupied territory Call at once at No. 400 street.
CAMPBELL'S FURNITURE STORE fe6-1w'
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Convention of Fruit Growers in Amador
County.
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DISPATCHES OF SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
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ITEMS FROM OREGON AND BRITISH COLUMBIA

Mormon Bravado and Defiance of the
Government.
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VASELINE PREPARATIONS are
fast rivaling all others for toilet use. We
keep pure article in the Jelly, Cold Cream,
Pomade and Camphor Ice, at 20 cents each.
LADIES' KID, BUTTON SHOES,
with worked button-holes and French kid
button piece, S. rs.
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IF JULIA s., WHO LEFT EUREKA ABOUT
1 November 9th last, is in town, will she please
send her address to X. Y, this office. fe63tt
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Indians Fighting Among Themselves in
Arizona
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ESCAPED HIGHwAYMlN REcAPTURED.
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CALIFORNIA.

Etc. Etc. Etc.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ancient Order Foresters.-A reg.T, ~
ular meeting of Court Capitol Of Cali ~
fornia, No 6,742. will be held THIS QIon- ~
day. EVENING, February 6. 1882, at 1880 60
O'Clock sharp. Sojourning Foresters are cordially
invited to be present. K. B. HARMON, c. r..
R. N MCIYyNAN Rec Sec fec 1t
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Young Girl Shoots and Kills Her Little
Brother.
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new YORK WEEKLY.

FLORENCE SEYMOUR, the heroine OF this
powerful dramatic story is exqusitely beautiful
woman, whose heart seems SO cold and passiouless-
so destitute of the warmth of aection-that she is
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srIcIDE OF Young NAN AT coLusA.
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SAD AFFAIR IN PLACER COUNTY
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MINUTES
OF the District Court.

Durin. il" ia,; day ur two tly ::.n-
utc> show tn. the ,i~,rict tnr;r! has
transacted much Important business.
On Thursday there j. ri entry th:: Inc
Grand Jury Presented through their
Foreman the fo::owi.i. tue bills q. IN
.l;rtmrn:. viz: A.:il:s, ti;aci>. Mc;,er-
;....:, !. III: crime III grand larceny:
:.l,., against Ro*cr. I.esl;ngham lur the
the crime ut murder. which said inhi..t-
.nealt> were filed in ti.s. presence ~: the
Grand Jury.
The report Of the Grand Jury. which
has already been published ut full length
in the MEIER. WAS then filed. wllcrcup-
on the grand Jurors were each and all
commended hy the court for the indus
try displayed Ivy them, and the recon-
mantiatiOn> contained in their report
are duly considered hy the court and
fully endorsed. 1t j. therefore ordered
that the said report Ike spread upon tive
minutes Of this e...rt, that's copy til. r.-
Of Ike forwarded Ivy the clerk to the
county commissioners, and to eacl, Of
the county newspapers, and the grand
jurors are each severnlly excused for the
term with the thanks Of the court.
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and The pelle e Dstte ars Iqoking Vel
and are being deveioDed WI S.t;se.sta.
cI---D. u(:sG q -:n-yv (. ~,
20 80 q Anee ftaqk during the week,
~ shares At frq9n q S to s2s6.
Ine general condition Of the mining
aeock market far the week ending lat
sunday, - given - Sol3ews ~ tho Nnsi.
eeess'V and A5si,eg yo,sspal Of the 18th
inae.: THE business IN mininx stocks
during the past week, ~ reported, VA
very large, aggregating l,296, 227 shares,
II y hut proper to say, however, that /.
great deal reported was not business,
The market that does exist. II entirely
with brokers and professional OPERATOR.
the public taking but very little interest
IN It. The general tendency Of prices Is
lower, with the decline well distributed
all the Districts"
There will be an additional mining re-
port Tuesday morning.
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SUMMONS.

IN THE JUsTICE's COURT or SILVER
Bow Township. Silver Bow County. Montana
Before John O'Meava. Justice Of the Peace.
Qontel !. Weleh, ~ Treasurer of Silver Bow
County. Montens Territory, plaintt6, W.
Gardner Bros, dofendants
The people Of the Territory Of Montana send
greeting to Gardner Bros .delend&nts.
You sre hereby required to appear In IN &c.
ton brought against you by the atove named
plaintiff In the JuatiCe Court Of Silver Bow
+ Wnshtp, Silver Bow County, Montana Terri.
tory. and - answer the complaint dlesl thereiu
within ten days exclusive Of the day Of aer-
vice. after the servica OH you u: this sum-
mons. II served within this county; or, II
ae, we'd out Of this cunty. but In this District,
Thin twenty days. otherwise, within forty
days, or judgment by default will ne taken
against You according to the prayer Of sail
complaint.
The said action is brought to recover the sum
of ninety three 4'-loo dollars lawful money
Of the United States. alleged to be due from
de tnd 'nts TO plaintiff tor taxes ON musical in-
1t uOenl& for the year A. u. 1881 - vii, more
fully appear ~ reference 10 the complaint OH
Ole herein, and fur costs.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint AZ
above required, the said plat sttf will take
judgment against you for said sum Of ninety
three 47-1oO dollars aud costs.
Given under my hard this 1eth day Of Feh,u-
airy, A. d. 1852.
JOHN O'MEARA.
Justice If the Peace.
in a,s,i for Silver Row Township ami County.
Montana Territory. 27lebw5t
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SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court o: silver Bow TOWN.
ship. Silver Row County, Montana Territory.
Before John OM~ara, Justice of the Peace.
Nicholas n. Connolly, plaintiff. vs.. Philip
Eva. .. defendant.
The people Of the Territory ri Montana send
Er.>tIg 10 Philip Evans, defer dant. lou are
hereby required tn appea In An ;ction b ought
against YOU ny tho above nAliled plaintiff III The
Justice court Of silver Bow township, silver
how county, Montana Territory. to answer
the complaint filed therein within ten days.
exclusive Of III" day OF service after the Aer
vice Oh you Of This aunlmOHS, il served on you
In this county. or II so, we'd out Of this county,
hut In This district, with II twenty days, other
wise Within forty days or judgment by de-
fault will he taken against you, according to
the prayer Of laid complaint.
The said action Is brOus ut to recover the sum
OF fofty-two 50 no dollars. alleged to I've due
from defendant to plaintiff for S'SDling AMI
feed Of one horse from IN cemlDer Eth, 1851, to
January l4th, 1882. 1t your request. IS will
more fully appear by reference to the complaint
iled herein. ard for costs.
And you are hereby notified that IL you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff will take
judgment against you for said sum Of fOrIy-twO
5O-NO dollars, and coats.
Given under my Hand this 18th day Of rebru
ary, A. ID 1882. JOHN O'MEARA,
Justice Of the Peace of Silver Bow Township
and County, Montana Territory. seb'5sm5w
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DIR. SPINNEY.
NO, Il EEAENcT sTEEET.
7reass al Cbroole aa0 Huecial DSi~~~~ea.
YOUNG. MEN

WI" May Ne x.9erssg fso''s tese ~1sces
w OF youthful fOlleS or ii,t!i>creiicl.. VIII do
we'll to avail themselves Of this. the greatest
ins,i, eyer laid at the altar oi >utrih! i,unal-
ilv. I'R. SrlNNEY VIII guarantee - f,rf S;'na
for every ca*.' III seminal w',ki...>. or Lrva,-
disease 1T any kind or character whiti. -. r'ir
takes amt i:.jiS 10 cure.
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
Thrr' ar" many =! I'll" age TT ti,iriv ia Sky
who ar. troubled viii, tow ir".'r; evacuation
~ the hl.'i,rr. often ~ CON, .:.,i..l by slight
SnnartinG or h'::l.lh" sensation "a ~ kril.:.
Of the SySiel;i il, 4 nia'.,:.r ~. pati'It c.nnu.
account for ~, .'Na".ii!,s TIE urinary ,:cpts.
it's r''py S." ,!n.'' WIZ ',i!'n ~. lnl.'n.. ar
sometimes small :ariiri,~ .t aihuir.f y III aI-
pear the cun: VII, h:' -! :! .!u ,n'li.': .ur.
again ctla'':i,- ~ dark H'nt tt!l.,h :.r,":,r
0iIcr There ;l.:t:,.' i''' y hos ..l~ III
ticultr. I:rI,r:l Il i The cause. Wi.n:i he.
nnI stag. Of seminal W.-H k:.,..>. ir. VIZ,
xti3yslHi," perfect ,,ITr III al st.r.. ana
n healthy i,.>.o.a::H 81 -" =. Ii'.,i:..a.. OF.
Eau*
Dflic- hours !" iri a :; to-. :.,ii,s'. ir..,,
10 t., "a IN. {" -i:.,tjf.,;l ira. .!.,.:,.n :.
aiuina 'i.:,i I.:! advice.
Cai; ., ;".'!..>. II. S:.i\<r: "a.
go. /. H.,r,''>
.Tt:. .;.....t. Ga.
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In ~ vQNffWt01A6 E9ask and
Henry Clark; attempt to commit muir
III; they tbls.dsat mot guilty. and their
tint hxsd' for Monday aid Tasssd4y
ne1s, respeetively:::' ;'''' ~; '"'s'''
William wiibon, fhlie approximations;
pleaded not guilty, and to be tried We'd
nesday, March I; 1852. . .
THE bail Of the defendant, James p.
Matingly. h hereby fixed 1t $50. Mat
ingly was jointly indicted with Chance
L. Harris for unlawful interference.
Daniel McG regor, assault with dead
~ weapon; bailed ut $50.
w. w. B0tkin aid Chris. b. Hauser
At their request, were released from the
ball bond Of Chance J.. Harris, who was
accordingly ren,anded.
No. 22S. The Territory vs.. Tom Tay
and All Ham smoking opium; the de-
PENDANT pleaded not guilty, and trial
fixed for Feb. 9th.
No. 81. same VS.. Charles McDermott;
grand larceny; the defendant pleaded
not guilty, and the prosecuting attorney
gave notice Of an application for a con-
tinuance.
No. go. The Territory vs.. John
Hams; assault with u deadly weapon !;
defendant entered plea Of not guilty.
John w. Savage pleaded guilty to a.
sault with deadly weapon.
On yesterday afternoon the trial Of
Hains for assault on Rice with a ham,
mer, was commenced.
The following civil business was dis
posed Of:
In the case Of Matingly VS. Downs and
Murray, a decree was entered against
tie defendants, by default.
In the case of S. +. H:.user ct al. W..
Joseph V. Surprenant 1t al, for debt,
the cause was referred to Geo. w. Irwin,
as commissioner to ascertain amount
due.
In the case Of il In Downs VI J. Y.
Surprenant. for foreclosure of mortgage,
the default Of defendants was entered
and the causes referred to George w.
Irwin, FISH,, to ascertain the amount
due.
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Railroad Tickets For Sale.

We Eav. on land. and will sell at re-
duc.s! rates, mileage tickets '1irst-cI;.>s!
over the Chicago !: Northwestern and
the Cai'a-o Rock Island l. Pacific
Railroads, good either way between
Omaha and Chicago. These tickets are
transferable. and are not limited. The
holder may travel at amy time and stop
al amy station without the inconvel-
fence Of securing Il stol-over check from
conductors. These tickets will Ike sold
for enoug'' less than the regular fare to
make it an Object to purchase.
tt MINER PUBLISHING; Go.
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Telephones.

The total number of telephones now
in operation in Butte is twelve, one at
each Ofthe following places: The MINER
Office, the Inter Mountain office, the
montana Lumber yard, the Theater
Comique, the L. 4 n. X. r. depot and
Office, Owsley 4 Valiton's stables, the
st. Nicholas Hotel, the Pacific Express
Colnpany's Office, the hell mine, the Of
flee Of Z. 4. Neader, Kinna 4 Jacks
store. and Walkervil!e.
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Mining Notes.

PERHAPS the .uininy OMH .N.icMf;Vc
I'"xs w"ult! as soon credit to the Butte
MINER the reports Of the mines Of this
district, whi..h the Press copies but does
not credit. Witness It's issue Of Febrl-
ar l>,,
The Butte MINER asks Idaho Journals
'"giyr it Information about the Bona
ia:tc '."!ia silver Mining Company.
In answer We would say that the mine
Is "wne'! ly Cincinnati men, who are
GREETING a mill. The ore is telluride,
''"! liz, mine is said to be very valu-
a"k. = i,"t.t" Fart. IIcrutd, FIJI. 18TH
Wi: III, u .r"d b. kind enough I" in
'"r'" ~ WHERE The Isona!artc C"mls'-
ny Hnnc> are situated, III what dis
'f";. II l"'-sii';c. how much it is 90
'''"i"d. AMI who is the superintendent:
."'n'r> ;i,r.irp o:tcn sued, i degree vt
Ea''',ra anal S.i!-cOn,rOl that there Is
i''!'ni I" t'i,ii. s:c...ss in lie when
''''' Inc! are started in til" right dircc-
''"i'' \ '.'al liin"r in Pennsylvania
''hi, ~: ':!,i one o! the most Won
'''.'i' '".'" s.n:':> nn record. Ihtf,
."'';i. '..s', - i',n:I:,ni :! l.!:ncr vino
''"'''' H. r.i. cNyr.inns risen nirn III
I'VE N":... il Wa- A!"x:u,i"r A.'H"i-
"''. - .:in.y ~ Parliament inr >:ta:fu,"l-
''.''. Ssi poo" .ny. riyh, years "' ago
"''':t.'' ''.tr'. 10 work in :. mine with
.'> .'',''". "a. half 4 century ago
..' "''''::.:i." i" study anil :n1pr"'.
.''> t'> .::r.i ;....i ii possible, 10 enter q
''"'" ..''.r~>!rn. Earning small
''-, t."yr.-'hti..~s managed To save
''' :: 7; ,:t,,',, him IL enter elias
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!, ana a-in III the last election. Mr.
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"'' ri! the floor Of that House III
''f~"i III, interests If the mining
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NV. a. usual during the past week.
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