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Mohave County miner., 1883-08-05
Help fer the Strikers !.

St. Louis, July 30.-Division IT., Knights of Labor, at its meeting to- night voted $500 per week for the striking telegraphers, and the typo graphical union has donated $500 for the same purpose.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-05

Everyone will regret the immense amount of damage done to the track of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad by the recent storms. Twice the com pany has been within a day or two of connecting with the Southern Pacific and twice they have been set back, first by an unprecedented rise in the Colorado which destroyed their bridge on the eve of its completion. and now some twenty miles of then track between Peach Springs and the the river is so badly damaged as to necessitate its building anew. These repeated disasters cannot but be dis couraglng to the officers of the road, who, for months past, have been straining every nerve towards Its completion. The company have d large force of men at work repairing the recent damage and by the time we go to,press We hope to chronicle the fact that through connection from Kansas City to San Francisco by way of the Colorado river has been established. In the enjoyment of the prosperity which will necessa- riiy follow the possession of the great majority of the through travel across the continent, the officers and stock holders of the Atlantic & Pacific rail road company will soon forget the vicissitudes and disasters of its early and less prosperous days.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-05
Sentenced to Twenty.lre geass.

Sentenced to TWenty.fiVc sea?s.
 Kansas City, July 25.- The jury ii the case against Orth Stein, charged with the murder of George Freder icks, brought in verdict at Il o'clock this morning, finding the dfendant guilty of murder in the second de- gree, and the court fixed the term of imprisonment at twenty-five yeara- the full penalty under the law. The defense immediately entered a mo tion for new trial, and were given four days in winch to prepare excep tions
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-05
E'l;e Strike as;ss Photography fn st
 E.gzsl.;

St. Louis, Jply 30-Four striking line men were restored to service by Superintendent Baker, of the West ern Union telegraph to-duy, after openly reuouuciuS the ;el.graphera Brotherhood, of wutch they Were members.
 The committee Oil information and statistics of the St. Lnus Cotton Ex change, voluntarily sent commun
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-05
The Carleton Wreck

KnoWlesville, N. Y, July 3O.-The wreck of Friday night at Carleton is fully as terrible as at first reported. Tae wreck was removed last night, no more bodies being found. Sev- enteen killed and twenty-five injur- ed.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-05
An Eiopemcnt ..nd Pistols forTwo

Chicago, July 28.-A Daily News, Omaha, Neb., special says: Henry Raynor eloped a few days ago with ths daughter of H, Peckles at Syd- ney The father of the girl and Raynor met last night and pistols were drawn. Pickles Is dead, Raynor is wounded.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-05

There is considerable excitement among the farmers on the Sandy about their water-rights and irrigat- ing ditches. The District Court will probably deetermine some of them during the coming term.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-05
To Cross the Channel.

Dover, July 2S.-A man named Terrey left Lere this morning on a floating tricycle. to cross the chAnne. to France.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-05
RniIrOad Exhibition.

Vienna, July 30.-August 16 has been fixed for the opening or the Interna- tional Railroad Exhibition.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-05
TELEGRAPHIC GLEANINGS.
Latest News From All Parts Of
 the World.
Yesterdays Calamity TnvesGiga-
 fT1Es

f5OE.
 Baltimore, July 25.-The coroner's jury returned the following verdict: We ind that Louisa Sweary and others come to their deaths by drown ing by the breaking of the bridge at Tlvoli on the night of July g, and that the authorities of the place did not use proper caution to prevent the occurrence.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-05
Died.

Washington. D. c, July 17.-Hon. Montgomery Blair died at his residence, Silver Springs, this morn ing.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-05

al Association of German American Teachers begin to-day, and will last four days.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-05
ANSON H. SMITH S co
JAMES J. HYDE, /:
EDITOR
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
-0--0-
ADVERTISING RATES:

One inch in column, 200 for first inser- sion and l % per inch for each additional insertion.
 A liberal discount from above rates will be made to persons who advertise largely by the year, half year or Gvarter.
 Professional and business cards inserted or &2 per month or so per year.
 E.C. DAKE. Room G5, Merchants Ex- change Building. s ,n Francisco. Cal. Is the sole agent for the Mo8AvE ConNTY MINER n that city. The paper Is kept on file Tn his office He is authorized to collect monies due this est eblis Iment; take orders for advertising and attend to any other business devolving up n him as the repres- entstive of the publishers.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-05

MINERAL PARK, AUGUST 5, 1883.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-05

Entered at the p"stoffice in Mineral Park as second-class matter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-11
SaIRIuu=uu


in' BOAR" 0' County commissioners
"'' "o'''"E 'L''' regular monthly ses-
NO" At '"' courthouse to-day.
The Reno Gazette ssys that two large
California lions are making themselves
guile numerous at lower Pyramid lake.
The report is nra.u in circulation
Tint the running tims Of trains between
san Trancisco aud Nsw Yc,k i, to be
reduced four days ard u half duripr
the c'mm'"G 9ummsr.
Arrive! by stage from tho North Sat
urlay evening. Pedro Al'uJo. Peter
CARAT, J. nacaen, Geor,o K,!insun.
Departed yesterday morning: Il. T.
Wheeler, ". A. Gates; TIL, morning.
j. u. Cook.
Tho lowest point rascLcl bv ,lo
mercury Ecrs las. rirb, was - ,r,r.,s
below zero. HID. +, continual +, settle
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Ine EobnrrS ArrIynh-

The news that the car robbers wonld
arrive here from Ogden this morning.
are" " large crowd to the d-pot in or
der that a view Of the prisoners might
bc obtained as they dtLarkei FROM the
tain, and they were not dislppointed.
On the arrival Of the train, Detectives
Deal and Fiaeker and Deputy Sheriff
Ali!t. Polk stepped to the platform, ac-
compHnICd by three OF the prisoners.
viz. Daniel Francis. Erasmus Anderson
and Sylvester Earl. the fourth. Frank
Iiawlry, being unable to walk from the
Effects Of his wounds, was Lroush. out,
placed in a sleigh, and the proc ssion
ut once pushed forward for the Jail,
followed ty the crowd, who saw the
culpIits safely housed.
Messenger Rass was also n passenger
10y 'he tram, aud will probably remain
here until after the Trial, as he is a
most important witness in tho case. He
still carries liz wounded hand en-.
swathed, bU; says it is healing up and
will o DO restored "a COED as ever.
My, the fifth member Of the band Of
robbers, will hot be in condition TO
stand trial under five or six weeks,
owing to the severity Of his wounds,
and lac wrs left at Ogden for the pres.
elt.
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Yesterday afternoon. says tho Car.
son Appeal Of the 2ud. a printer named
MangoF, known in typographical cir
cl's a. tho Lightning Compositor,''
wont into tho State PRINTING OMrc.
md, throwing his coat on tho Eally rack,
announced that he could lick any man
in tho oNico-nud fonr apprentices.
Some word7 susued. when Lo got in
his right on Gi.uu, In, "washpo In.
FAINT putting a four-inc plea dash over
his oyc. Glenn italicized tho maugus
proposals, aud he was hustled into tho
street. After ONO more Bkirrishirr on
tho outside tho typographical terror
wendell his way to the Magnolia.
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Iron Wednesday, Daily
eAImaKundi.

J. p. Edoff returned from Eureka BY
the train last evening. +.
J. z. Smith arrived hero from his
home at Deeth by the train East even
ing. and is renewing old a~cquaintances
in town to.dey.
The regular dividend Of tuenty-1ve
cents per share Was declared by the
Navajo Mining Company last Saturday.
payable on the 18th instant.
The Martin White mill is tow in full
blast and turning out bullion a, a rand
rate. On the 22d they shipped five
bars, valued at SI.CO7. 20, and on the
9th four bars. valued at s3.sI2.O3.
Arrived by stage from Tuscarora las.
evening: NJ. d. Van wisker, G. E.
Abbot, F Cockbin, Miss Cockbin, J. A.
Banks. Departed this morning: w
McAllister, c Triple. J Fitzgerald, J
Scharlia.
jim Wright, one of the old-time C.
T.. engineers. has determined 10 retire
from the rail, TO become an homes.
granger, and the railroad boys" have
arranged to give him II hilarious send.
Of from Wadsworth, tomorrow night.
The Supreme Court Of California has
recently rendered a decision 10 the Ell
feet that the Law of Congress requiring
an annual expenditure Of SICO on uu-
patented mining claims, applies to
gravel and placer claims as well AZ
quartz.
A special ycniro Of II Grand Jurors
was draTn this morning. made return
atla Friday morning, before whom the
case OF the Moutello car robbers will b.
presented. %heJury are all residents Of
this vicinity and eau be on
short notice.
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tFrom Thursdays Daily.
Salnasundl.


The State Senate has passed the
sythe Railroad bill to engrossment.
The bill allowing Keith and Camp
bell $500 to compile the laws of the
Slate has passed the Senate.
County Assessor A. w. Hesson aud
c:H Sproule, Of the Free Press. have
returned from the State Capital.
The mercury dropped to IS degrees
below Zero last night, six dsgree0 lower
than Tor several nights previous.
The freight conductors and breakmep
OF the Union Pacific are bow required
10 wear a uniform cap and q badge
while on duty.
The county Jail, which was abou. de-
serted on Tuesday. now has six guests,
with one more to arrive from Tuscarora
probably tonight.
Arrived by the stage from the north
last evening: Charles Hauser. De-
parted this morning: Mrs. A. J. Rowe.
AlFS' Il. i, Daley.
The rSbber killed at Silver Peak with
Rockwell. and supposed to DO Tex"
was named William Jackson. according
10 papers found on his body.
The case OF the train robbers will be
presented TO the special Grand Jury to-
morrow. In case Of their Indictment
n special venire Of trial jurors will prob
ably be drawn and their trial take place
AZ once.
lie Carson Appeal says: The G. p.
L. Ii. Company are asking their en-
p!oyes to sign petitions against a re-
duction Of freight tariffs, on the ground
that II tho bills pass they will get even
by reducing wages all along tho line.
The men who are now fighting for de-
lay are evidently expecting those petit
tons every day.
The celebration of the Monaghan
Ne" Year is yet in its infancy, for be-
You'd the popping Of n fOw insignificant
crackers. nothing has occurred as n
toretasie Of the devilish din that is sure
to mako night hideous aud create n de-
sire in the breasts of the general public
TO murder or migrate before the conclu-
sion Of these annual Chinese %rejoic-
iugs.
Speaking of the arrival at ogden of
the Montsllo robbers. on their route
here. the Pilot says: Among others
who went to the car was Ross, the hero
ic express messenger, who, it is said.
has an old acquaintance with Frank
Frnscis, the chief Of the gang. The
greetings between the would be rob-
beTs and the man who stood them off
we're quiet cordial, and Francis re-
marked that If they had known Ross
was in tho express car they would have
let 1t alone. but they thought it WAS the
mail car. You SEQ what you gave me-"
said Ross, holding up his hand. ''WcII,
l got this afterwards, said Hawley:'.
so we're even" Ross asked the men
why they did not come into the car
when the door was split up, and one Of
them said that they did not think it
was very healthy in there Just at that
tire.
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Tho Reno Gazette says the farmer
pays taxes ON his land. his fences, his
tools, md his MI. II no happens TO hold
his crop for higher prices or because he
cannot soil IL ct nil. he pays taxes on II
nlso' Not on Tho net part oft. hut aIl-
THAT'S In sight. Tho miner r,ys nothing
on his mino aud nothing on The gross re-
coipss. unless there Is a profit lon over
the cost Of production.
Tho fimcs-Royiow remarks: We
would like 70 get nj the opinion Of tho
taxpayer In this matter. Our columns
are open 10 all who will givo their
views. Now IA tho timo to speak. After
tn" Legislature adjourns it will do no
good 10 Rrowi.
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iFrom Saturdays Daily.
nnImaEunJI.

hnImaEunjI.
Peach trees are in full bloom in
Florida.
The thermometer stood at % degrees
below zero at Z o clock
Elko Lodge No. IS. l.. o. o. T.. meet
at their hall at ! o'clock this evening.
The weather 10 settling back Sgain
into the frigid. and stoyo- herding is
once more the most popular of en-
ployments.
The arrivals by stage from tho north
last evening were J. L. Babcox aud S.
S. Sears, Departures this morning:
DEF, c. JcSsu2, II. Smith and wife.
Hou. James McBuruoy. Of the Elko
delegation in the Assembly, arrived
here from the Capital 10y the train last
evening. lie Will return by tho tram
tomorrow morning.
A CLEVER svindIcr in the person of a
thirteen-ycHr old Girl has been success
fully operating among the trndcsineu at
Sacramento by representing herself ~
the daughter Of some prominent citizen.
ana obtaining goods.
The Times-Rsyicw siys thego are
strong signs Of the brgnbIus out of II
war between the rival Chinese c0mpau-
les in Tuscarorn. ~! the old pistols
they can find arc being cleaned up and
loaded.
Il. II. McGinloy. OF Tusclrort, has
made arrangements to open il dancing
school at Freeman hall. in this place,
Immediately upon the close tho term
of the present school Oh the upper lev
e., which viii b. III the coursy Of Il few
days.
Henry AJrey, usually known as
"Grizzloy, from some unknown cause
wandered about during Last night, bare
footed aui with very little clothing. and
tho result was Il terrible case Of frozen
feet. Ho Was taken to the hospital this
morning.
Reports from tho State Capital nro to
ths effect that through Er1s, negligence
on the part Of the public purycyor, the
stock Of Legislative stationery has be-.
come exhausted. The prompt response
from the departments ut both Wells
and this place WlII, however. cuabio tho
EISo delegation to continue a. though
no such disaster had occurred.
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IRON Monday 5 pailr.l
a TRANSPARENT FRAUD.
EInO County Asked TO Contribute
10000.

~Sah ~NAtu 10 NOutrlDuIc
$4,000.
Information has reached here that
one ellison is now 1T Carson sitcmpt-
ing TO engineer through tho Legislature
Eomsthing in the form OF n relief bill,
for alleged services rendered Elto
County in connection with the build
ing OF ia" Court House ia this place in
tho year 1909. for which compensation
b IS not been made. The modes.y Of
tho claim SlO.O0O-is all tina. can
possibly recommend it 20 notice. for
there is certainly nothing in law. jus.
uce or equity upon which the slightest
ground for its establishment can be
based. Ia support OF this alleged
claim, ellison ia exhibiting at Carson a
petition bearing the signatures Of GER
tain o!i-iimo residents of this place. in
which the business of the claim is set
forth, and its liquidation through Leg.
islutINe enactment il recommended. 4
knowledge Of these facts occasioued
much surprise here, until an interview
with the parties themselves discovered
that they had never signed such pcti.
ton, nor could they at any time be iu-
duced to indo-so any such fraudulent
scheme. II the signatures obtained
are genuine, the ouiy rational solution
OF the mystery is that tho lis;
has been detached from some other De.
ton, and .Ung IN as an endorsement Of
the ndgoit lr.ck by which Ilko County
was to have been bIeI to the tune Of
ten thousand.
The exposure Of tho fraud averts all
danger OF ia success. however. for our
wiGc-HwaEe delegates nj Carson vii.
SIT suiHmariIy down upon the scheme
an It's c~oucoc'0r. Had tho protector
Of this raid upon our County Treasury
possessed tho patience to wait until
another generation or tro hal passed
over 10 tie silent majority. his chances
Cor success would have Jgen greatly in
creased, for Nv. perhaps, 4 tAe prose-
cutting witnesses will survive the cen
toguTI-u limit.
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District Court---fTon II II. uICc-
low, pTcsIGlus.

- -. hlEC-
io", Presiding.
SATUEDAI, January 81.
Cont convened this morning nj the
usua! hour md ths trial of Morse. in
dictcd for murder. was continued. Tn,
taking of testimony was concluded at
noon, when n rec ~ was taken until .
o'clock, a. which timo argument by
counsel was commenced. At she con-
clusion Of the opening argument by
Hon. j. II. Rand for the prosecution at
4 o'clock, Court adjourned until 0
o'clock on Monday morning.
MoNDLr, January 9Th.
Ats O'Clock last evening a recess was
taken until 7 o'clock, ut which hour
Hon. J.. ii. Rand resumed the argument
for the prosecution in the case OF the
state vs.. JEFF Morse, critically aualyz.
ing and summing up the testimony adj
duced during the entire trial OF the
case, closing at 10 o'clock, when IL WAS
submitted to the jury, and court adj
journed until 10 O'Clock this morning.
At tho appointed hour this morning.
court again assembled, mud the Jury.
after announcing that they had ngraed,
returned verdict Of mot Guilty"
The Court then orls-ed the defendant
released from custody and adjourned
until 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
Court convened this morning nj o
o'clock. pursuant Ia adjournment, and
argument in tho case Of tue State ".
JeiT Morse indictment for murder
was resumed, j. W. Dorsey. counsel for
;he defense, consuming the forenoon in
n critical aud able review Of
tho testimony. Judge Rand followed
MIR. Dorsey on the part OF tho State.
u ut o o'clock, A. we went 10 press,
was still most forcibly addressing the
jury.
"WEDNESDAY. January 7;h.
Court convened Of 10 O'Clock this
morning, and transacted the following
business:
In tho matter OF tho estate Of J. II.
Flnck. j. ii. Rand, executor, made his
final report and tho matter was taken
under advisomont by tho court.
C0ckOin W. Valentine OF A.. j. II.
Rand appointed additional counsel
for plaintiff. On motion Of defendants
further iimO was granted and the case
continued until tomorrow morning at
0 O'Clock, to which hour court then ad.
journed.
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fr'es'a'.s. eth. ...ra ., Cent,

The Board Of Commissioners held
their regular monthly meeting At th,
Court Honso on Monday. Present
Campbell. Babcox aud Bruce. The fol.
lowing county business was transacted.
The official reports OF the Sheriff
Clerk, District Attorney, Janer aud
Hospital Steward, for the month. OF
January, were received. approved and
ordered filed.
Commissioner Babcor presented re-
ceipts for bills paid on account of fu.
neral expenses Of Judge McGowpd. 10
the amount OF 500. which were nm
proved and ordered died.
$. g. Weeks was appointed Road
Supervisor for Glover Valley road dig.
trict. and bond approved.
The official bonds Of the following
township ofieers-elect. were examined
and approved:
ID. V. Johnson, Justice Of the Peace
for Star Valley.
w. J. Black. Constable for Star
Valley.
j. d. Ghcen. Road Supervisor for
Fort Halleck.
J. u. Abel, Constable for Fort Hal
leck.
J. Amber, Road Supervisor for Cone
district.
). stedman, Road Supervisor for
White Rock district.
Joseph Smith, Road Supervisor for
North Ruby road district.
L Thomas. Road Supervisor for
South Ruby road district.
Ordered that advertising for seoled
proposals for the furnishing Of meals
to hosPitrl patients and inmates Of the
jail, be pubIishedi the Board rsseryinu
The rightto reject any or oil bids.
The Auditor was instructed to trans
fer from the General fund TO the Co.
lumbia Road fund, the sum Of SsU.34
In accordance with the law relating
TO prisoners in the county jail, the SHEER
III was authorized to deduct from the
term Of Harry Anthony, five days, on
account OF good behavior.
Ordered that all stationery and
stamps used for the county by the
various officials. DO obtained from the
County Clerk.
The Auditor was instructed 10 credit
the account Of sx.District Attorney
kingston with the sum of SllO. 90, re.
ceiNed on delinquent taxes, and the
District Attorney was directed to col
lect from the said Kingston u balance
due Of $3.50.
The Board examined the funds in The
Treasury and found them to correspond
with the statement furnished from the
Auditors books.
The following bills were acted upon
and allowed:
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eIser ncer.

Rickhart & FroeIich are now pre-.
pared TO furnish their patrons Mt
wholesale or retail with BUDwEIsER
DEhn, that acme Of malt beverages.
stll uncqualcd for delicious flavor and
wholesomeness owing to the superior
quality Of the ingredients used in
brewing IL.
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MesErs. Roekhart q Frolich Of tho
Bakery saloon, have just received direct
from tho East, ten more barrels Of thn.
excellent sweet Cider Of which they
have been furnishing their patrons du.
ring tho past three months.
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ElkO AasnX Nmcn.

All kinds Of assnying done promptly
aud accurately. Returns may be OBJ
tanned from this Office three days soon
or than from either Virginia City or
Salt Lake. Samples Of ore for assay
may be inolosed with price Of assay
and forwarded by mail. A simple as
say for gold and silver. 81. All work
Entrusted to mo will be attended to
with dispatch.
JOHN L. GILLIGAN.
Office between DR.. Meigs' Office aud
Elko Meat Market. Elko, Nevada. I'm
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roll or uoSux.

For tho Mouth or Jruunry, Central
Ruby District.
Mabel Myers, 100; Artio Short. 100;
Albert Myers, 100; Belle Short. 90,
Cratic Short. "a; jessie Gcduoy. ~,
Ruby Myers. 90; VIM. Short. DC
Frank Gcdncy. 80. George Gedncy. 90;
Mamie Flynn. 90;
Total number enrolled. IL.
BELLE CIpY, Teacher.
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Acrrsr Disssnthnl, q German farmer.
dtod In Vow York boarding house aud
was buried in tho Po,tsr,s field NJ
Wechhwkon. At the request Of his
brother the body was cSumed aud over
$4,000 found in bis undorshirt.
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4 New CurgridgP.

An entirely new departure in cav.
tridge5 for guns was shown ut the
Seventh Regiment armory recently
The inventor claims that his cartridge
will not heat the gun, that it is self
ejecting. has twice the pyopolling force
Of powder and il much cheaper. II Will
also, he says, cost very much less than
metallic cartridges Il gun.powdcr. aud
it will not DO injured by water. In ap-
posranco tho cartridge looks like u Chi.
ueso ere cracker with the red paper
taken OF. Its materials and mode OF
preparation Rrc secrets, but 1t looks
like paper pulp soaked in some cHplo.
roll. Tho ball 10 attached 10 the cuI
Of the roll, aud ihc whole tLiBa leaves
the gun together on tho sky-rockot
principle. Il can. Ito says. DO adapted
to sny gun. and will ~revolutionilc the
ordnance departments Of tho world
Tho inventor fred one OF the bali car.
tridsos into n spruce log 8 inches thick.
The ball passed entirely through the
log and q two-inch plank behind II, aud
ilattencd against n stone wall. After
firing tw3lye rounds out OF the same
gun th,ro WAS no apparent beat and 10
ioUiiug. a moro scientific aud salts
factory ,rst will be made at tho State
Arsenal Of New York, Probably in a few
dOys, before Government and State ex.
ports.
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JOuN Z GILLIGAN-


Hi 10y has just received direct from
China q lot new goods suitable for the
holidays, including new styles of hand.
keicbieis. lno teas, toys, etc., etc. Coll
and examine. doc9-tf'