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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-16

peope herr AZ Anxlous 10 80 every
reyes Il Sierra county. and indeed ~
Ne@ aeKico IA the fun tide Of pros
suiy.
The uurchAse By m. n. Castle Of the
small iunches Of neh ore % D. found
Throughout tie camp wili prove aErrai
help 10 be camp Their are mnumer-
anle prospects in this vicinity which
have dtmps containing from i've hun
drrd pcands % several lon Of rich ore
which nov doing nobody god. The
on net thereof have not The means 10
theyaiad The disposition 10 ship such
SINAI quantities. but nov that AFR. Cas-
tie purchasing these punches there
IS an opportunity b make a turn and
get cash with which TO make further
Developments. Il will pay every mine
owner TO look over his dump and II he
nnds ore worth eighty dollars per ton
OF more TO bring il in and get Tie money
for IL.
The Black Range Cattle company. j.
b. Petrie manager. and the Diamond
Creek Cattle company. r. ID. DAWSON
manager. finished a private round up
" the stock on their ranges OF the west
side Of the Black range, last week.
Their object In doing the work at this
time Was AS much 10 learn the range rs
anything. 80 as to be better prepared
Tor the annual roundup. There were
many places IN the ranges Of both the
companies which neither the managers
nor their employees had ever explored.
and 50 extensive IL the country which
they control that it Will require much
TIME and travel 10 become familiar with
II all. Then. these is much to learn re.
lating To the best routes 10 take TO get
over the country with the least possible
exertiuu. At the round up now mem
toned there were but five men employ.
ed and The riding was not rs thorough
as the regular round up would he. yet
they succeeded In branding three hun.
bred calves, and they found the stock
all in good flesh with no dead ones.
Both managers are more than pleased
with their ranges.
The BLACK RANGE is under obliga-
lions to the Stivers brothers of Fairyiew
for their kindness IN putting It's issue of
last week into the hands of subscribers
At Falrview and Robinson and in at
tending to the Cherryville and Grafton
packages getting to their destinations.
The RANGE missed the coach Saturday
morning and z. G. Stivers took the FAIR
view Grafton and Cherryville bundles
to Fairvlew, to mail. Blum, true to the
instinct within him which makes him
hated and cursed by every acquaint-
anee. refused to receive the mail unless
postage, which is not required for pa.
pers within the county where published
was paid. John Stivers then took the
papers and with considerable trouble
distributed them. and for the first week
In tue history OF the papern no complaint
Is heard from Subscribers at Fairview.
Mr.. Blum evidently did not like to have
tie RANGE speak of his ineGciency as
postmaster, which all the patrons of
the office are grumbllng about, and he
exhibits his ire in the manner mention
ed. If Mr.. Bun IN the future will but
attend TO his business and deliv yer mail
coming TO his office to the party whose
address 1t bears, he may make his rules
us strict as he pleases and the RANGE
will abide by them without complaint.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-16
BIDS or BUSINESS
Notice OF Contest


e.. LAM oTTIcM
La CnrcNs. y a.. April q. l.ss
COMPLIANT having been entered - this
one 81 Wills A. narsstt against Wm. Nc.
httmaln iur a~hMmduuinN hls homestead entry
NJ. ss1. dated November eith. 49,. upon thr
= n = : aud a : : y s~t : fpA = & ",
IN >tcoufe county. NeN Mexlco. with a vieu
o. the cancellation 81 said ensr. the said
pafth : are hrrrnf summoned % arp A. ~
the Once Of ". W. Wilson, az Beaver. y. a.,
ON the ard day of June. lsl. AZ 10 O'Clock 4.
m, "a rrHpt-nd Aud tumi-u testimony con.
eeninx said alleged abandonment
ouN Il McFfE. Register.
MayaA ]. ". sHEKFET, Reesls er.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-16
AYiso a Los DuenOs de Canada
VacunO.

En- iunta tenida por los "Crcadores de Ca
nadO Nacuno de- kucvo Mejico Central" en-
81 s%ocorto, n. NJ, an los dias 20, ~ % dc
Mar-o. de iss', y en- Albuquerque. n. NJ, en-
los dias lro y edo, de Ahrii. de lisa. una orRa
niZRciou tur iormatin con III nOmbre de ia
Asociacion de Crcadores de Canada iarnno
de Nuevo VI jico Central" con el nm de pro.
tejer los iutcreSes de Canada Vacuum de los
condados de Sooorro, Na4encia y BernalillO,
luvHres contiguos.
stltucion y reglas como miembroA de la Aso-
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-16

To WHOM I, May Concern.

Al ruTwans ma~a#na 60 me ~ boarc -
a utheFut-e. aFw hNE - rr4uesied - en1ma
aua AaNe their aErsuuts mdfuaIad D. rhm
Ah aaF ~ aune nenA. - ] sant q close ~
QutstauituE bills - lAaI daf and dafa.
Chlorias. Msy. ga. ia
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-16
Proceedings of The County
Commissioners OF Sierra
County, May 8, @.

May 18th, adjourned meeting of April 96th
was called to order at 1850 p. IN. and nd
%journed TO May6th ut 0 80 n. m. May 9th, ad-
iourned meeting of May 5th called 10 order
at $50 a. M, by chairman with a full board
Voted. that the following oonstables be ap.
pninted for
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-16
Notice 10 Cattlemen.

AIS meeting Of the rsftls uuweu q Ce..
trAiNss Mskiro. 80 eseurrn. N.N. 90 the Efh.
9sh snd ssth ~ March -, snd II Aibuqusr'
81. a. onraais-rssn -. r. isssss. ~ :.
knuwn - ule -Crntnal Nee MeAlcu CMttia
e%ruwvrw' Associnfiur fur the pfuiectiuu OF
the cattle intrrvstM ~ Nocurrn. NalsnefA. and
hernaliiin cnunties. and contiguous eaunty (.
The folluNin psrsons Signed The coustitu .
tlon anu hf laws. as memhers oi ths Hssocl
DIV ne. President. ~ Johus.
~ test. tict Pies DC yle.
v u Slaughter, Jh kuss boom.
= " Virgin. - fruItck.
. Meutuy q a sons. csHuhcr :.
\ GrHyson. J slaughter.
W : iiopcweil. Dc Cantwen.
lloyd Jarrett, j Huyuer.
John Terry, Alcn huErrs.
N N Atkinson. RI n stup.
J d tadercr. Geo smith.
WIN W futile. Iuu AllrN.
g 1 brooke. AVA bsytia.
W & hrutnu. n uulNeY.
n W browne, NIB Bowman,
II Terry. j Sunson.
d J Mclean. Az C~oddington,
MTAL n Brown. ~ nasye,
Milo 4 smith. RIP Huuwn.
& \ Black well. Max Tunst,
tdwNn u Upcher, W Moore.
J Tiffany, Ghas Lci er,
, W Crawford, BRADLEY,
Mray a Irwin. santiago nacA,
Waite &. Marmon, Charles " Lewis,
Geo II Pradt. Henry Odd,
y " Kennedy, M Mcclellan,
TT TrHsk. HH White,
g. NJ Mansel,
other persons owning or controlling cattle
and whu desire Co receive the benefits of tho
protection uh"rcd By this association, are re.
que=ted To make written application 90 the
secretary Ton men bcrship.
tn association Offers n reward Of fs0o for
the arrest AMI conviction Of any person steal
ing or running OF cattle. horses or mules he.
longing to any members Of the a. -octatlon,
or II more than one person T. implicated In
the same ofcnso. n further reward of $50 FOR
each additional Hfrcrt and conviction NJ cr
tile nfs The association also uhcrs a re-.
ward OF $50 Tor the arrest and conviction of
any person or persons for setting IRE to or
burning, err attemptinRto bu the grass from
any range used by any member of the asEo.
citation. The association Offers a reward Of
800 ior the arrest and conviction of any per
son or persons Tor killing cattle and net pre-
serving the hides for Inspection as required
By the law.
G.. l. BROOKS, Secretary,
Apriswt Postonice Address, s~ocorro, n. n.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-16

presidente, DF white,s 2 Johns,
Vice Pres, 10 Fest, DCkyle,
W u slaughter JB Roscboom,
J W Virgin, Samuel = Dcdrick.
= Montoya 4 sons Cs Roberts,
\ GraNsun, Jno II slaughter,
W : Hopewell. DC CHntwell.
Floyd Jarrett, Jno j SNYDER,
John W Terry, Alex Rogers,
II II Atkinson, RI Bishop,
j y Lnderer, Geo smith,
VIM Tuttlo. Jno Alley.
& i brooks. AVA A6eytia.
W & Bruton. w II Ilulvey,
NJ W Browne, NJ Il bowman,
T. Terry, j 4 Stinson,
~ Mclean, AM Coddington.
HT&L N brown, J X Basye.
Milo A Smith, THROWN.
q \ blackwell, Max Frost,
Ddwyn = Upcher, Moore.
&c Tiffany, Gins Ziegef,
j " Crawford, LIP Bradley.
Wray & Irwin, santiago Baca,
Waller G. Murmon, Charles W Lewis.
Geo III Prndt, Henry bold,
Charles W Kennedy, W " Mcclellan,
4 j Trask, II u White,
q VI Munsell,
Otras personas que tengad resos proplas o
n su cargo, y que deseen tener 81 bengfcio do
la prot ccion ofreoida por csta Asociacton,
son ~supltcadas de hacer sns aplicnciones por
~esnritas y prescntarias al secretario parn
hHcerse miembroa.
La Association ofreee una recompenasa de-
$500 pOr ell arrestO y conviction de cuaiquiefa
persona que robase q arriase reses. bestlas @
mulas pertenecientes ii %oaulquier miembro
ne esta Association, y en- casa que mas dc
una persona sean implicada- en- in mismn
Otensa, una recompen-a adicional de- $3.50
sefa dada or ell nrresto Y conviction de cadn
persona nmas de Ia primera.
La Association amber Oferce una recon-
pensa de $3.50 por 81 urrcsto Y conviction do
cualquiera personns que -qucnlnsen q prendi.
cscn tuegu, o atcntHsen q .emnr 81 zacatc de
cua,quser sienra que este usandose por cual.
outer miembro de- Ia association.
Anas esta Association Ofrecc una recon.
penaa de 800 por I'll eresto y conviction de
cualquiera PERSONS que matnscn rrses, y no
guaruasen los cueros para ser inspeetados.
como 10 requiere la Ley.
q. l.. BROOKS, Sccretarie.
Aprlsw4 Su estafeta cs socorru, y. NJ.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-16

La association de Cuadores de Canada
dc Nuevo Meiicano Central por med
o de su Comision Executive, ofreoe una re-
de,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17
CUSHING'S MANUAL

Or Parliamentary Practice.
Rules Of proceeding and debate in deliosrative
asse mblies. This is the standard authority 10
oil the United States. and 10 an indispensable
Hand book for every mombsr OF . deliberativs
bedy, - . ready reference upon the Formally
Of any proceeding or debate.
1.-THE most authoritative e,pounder Of Ameri.
can parliamentary law. "--CnAs. SUNNI n.
Price, rs cts Sent by mail on receipt Of price.
Address THOMPSON, BROWN 4 CO., Boston
Mass. 3i4w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17

At this advanced period, young people
think old people are fools, aud old people
know young people are. For instance.
year ago l had barn that 1t was necessary
should undergo repairs. proposed lining
the stable; boarding mp 10 front aud loav.
lug vacancy for feeding. to be supplied
with lid, aud laying new floor. As the
stanchious were unsafe and had prsvi-
ously tried chsins ssd found COW loose
quite too often. determined TO build
stalls wide snoughrf for two head. and tic
With ropes. My father mas OF sixty five
years and Of more experience than ! ever
anticipate hsvisg, said I had better build
stsnchions, ss they are cheaper, would
ascomodate moro cattle, keep them cleaner
and less liAols 10 get loose; but ] knew
better { or thought did,. claiming that
they would keep cleaner. BE- more com.
Portable, etc. in stalls. so ] built my
stall. aud soon found they we're quite apt
TO get across the stall, giving their mates
an opport unity TO indict severe hooking
To avoid this bnit . short partition. !
fousi it quite interesting until when they
we're anxious 10 get out, for they would
draw the knot together little faster than
could unite il; 30 ] was At the expense
OF 81. 80 . pair for straps to buckle around
their necks. ! soon found that il the
swivel failed 10 work, Gov would untwist
and completely spoil rope in single
night my father occasionally reminded
me Of what he had told ms.) Some would
stsnd ~ far forward - they possibly could
oshsrs would back their full length; 10. in
fact, they we're oil over the stable. never
knowing whore 70 6nd them. ard they
we're generally al bedsnbsd, notvithstasg
they we're veil bsdded. The result vas.
when vas quite certain that father
would not b. d my place Tor . few days
mot little ashsmsdl. ! msds quick work
OF putting 10 . Get 'sf stanshions Nov
know whore 70 nnd them. aud tie sight
vhsre before tied sis.-Z A. H. IN tie
Mirror.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17

The svsrsss yisId Of corn per acre 10
South Carolina for i've yssn. from 1870 10
1850. vas SO bushels. The average in
Georgia for The Same years vas i0.2 bush.
sls per sers; IN Florida. 10 bushels. In
Vermont The average for the same years
vaS 81. g. asd Nev Hampshire 3s.6 A writ
~ 10 tie Hssbmdmaa thinks he yield Of
corn Per scss depends moro 90 the intsiii.
gspss 81 tLs people than % The climate
and soil. Through the Whole iist Of stAtss
there V 3 curious inverse proportion be-
vssa the per csst Of illitsrsss psEsons and
ths Yield Of corr pr acre.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17


There l. Just nov much intsrsAt 10
poultry raisiss. and d'sposiiioa 70 tsls
Il up 90 q large scale. Al exchange
sAys The following extract from one Of
our recent istssn viii give ~ ides Of The
many inquiries made Of us: '.is poultry
raising profitable business. and would
you advise . yousg man 10 isvsss one
thsusasd dollars 10 ~" This might l~
answered. 10 brief: Poultry are profitable.
and W would nss advise . young man
(nor IN old onsD 10 Il once iavsst one
thousand dollars 10 a. Farmers hnd the
poaltry yard the most profitable part OF
the farm. ia proportion 10 the capital IN
vested. Many reckon 10 this way; IL atty
fowls are profitable. i've hundred will b
ten times ~ profitable This IL an in.
stance 10 which figures de not tell the
truth. Az soon - the number Of fowls 10
doubled. TROUBLES are qusdruplsd. A
range and houses which will keep ATTY
III pefieCt uvAitus wiz ~ ovStcioNorst
with one hundred. and all the troubles
dus 10 . dense population will follow.
While ve bsiisvs that poultry. keeping
or large scale may b. made profitable,
capital 10 purchase birds and build
houses is not The only thing nssdful
Those who undertake the business. must
give their whole time and attention 70 it.
One point 10 settlsd---fovla connot keep
together in large numbers. end thrive.
The whole matter requires careful study
aud experiment The beginner should
start in smsll way. and increase ~ sus-
cess seems 10 warrant il. Tho point to be
determined II the outset. 10; Shall eggs
or dressed fowls b the object? Each re-
quirss . different management through.
ont, though the two may. in : measure.
be united. Starting with abundant cap.
ital. and no experience, will surely end
10 failure. The best works upon poultry
management insist upon keeping fowls
In email focks; this is regarded essential
to success.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17

N70 A WEEK. sl2 day At home easily
ID z made. Costly outfit free. Address
TRUE h CO.. Augusta, Maine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17

Never allow any one TO tickle your
horse in the stable. The animal only
feels the torment snd does not understand
the joke. Vicious habits are thus easily
brought on.
Let the horses litter bs dry and clean
underneath - we'll - on top. Standing
on hot fsrmented manure makes the hoofs
soft. and brings on lamensss.
Change the litter partially in some parts
and entirely in others every morning;
brush out and clean the stall thorough.
ly.
To procure good coat on your horse,
use plenty Of rubbing and brushing.
Plenty Of "slbow grease" opens the pores.
seftens the skin. and promotes the ami
malls general health.
Use the curry comb lightly. When used
roughly II il source Of great pain.
Let the heels b we'll brushed out every
night. Dirt, il allowed 10 cake in, csus o.
grease and sore heels.
Whenever . horse IL washed, never
leave him till he is rubbed quite dry. He
will probably get chill II neglected.
Whom horse comes of . journey, the
6rst thing Is to walk him about till hs is
cool. ifhs is brought in hot. This pre-.
vents him from taking cold.
Let his legs be we'll rubbed by ths hand.
Nothing 80 soon removes strain. II also
detects thorns or spliatsrs. sooths the ami.
NAL, and enables him TO feel comfortable.
Let the horse have some exercise every
day; otherwise he will b. liable to fever
or bad feet.
Let your horse stand loose, il possible.
without being tied up to the manager.
Pain and weariness from : continued
position induce bad habits, cause swollen
feet and other disorders.
Look often ct the animals legs and
feet Disease or wounds Of these parts.
IL at oil Neglected, sosn become danger.
Gus. Farm, Field and Fireside.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17
CONGREGlTI0NlLIsT,

IN spite OF sharp composition, has more than
held IT, own 10 the past yeai. II expends mon.
ey IN the same libtrsl scsle ~ the magazines.
10 order o secure The beet wrters, and its col
rmns slwa,s con aIu choice articles and great
variety - matter
u ba. live editors In the Office, besides one 10
New iort 4 one IN Chicago. aud thus covers
all parts 81 the country. HAtPES'b MAGAZINE
IL sent a. prer Jun for tso nw subscrbeis
SCI d To- THg cosoREGArIosALisr, | somtrset
Street. u Irton for rospHctus.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17


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srs Aasas az y srsysSs& tss r'shss ffss.
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se.,sessp ssv~s bssan ~ msr's hsiA
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VIA sew.sss 10 purity shss fsssns re<s ss 70
x.a.,..,, aa.,ss 10 sos.esy. yss, . q. l.ss,.
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~ az hss bsA bsssals. bans ssnt 2 ssesi
f.aa.s . fsttsy, .ons 70 scresiss, ses's sss ssa
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ss1s sssff ~@t - ~ 'shS's :" "a
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NJ. Los lors .lil church full q a's Is.s |"
- .as -, ia misiss. Apd then vsD TO b. d'd'
WV thea shsy mao, breathe " al ever sxis. !.
And iAss sssu. ~ co. W ssrh hes sooa
a, a.., leu times, and 10, u up ssiu 4 .'''
Tss .w. lrd,,Is.bss soss have the psiseiiss
az issahss bis ovs are. srd no osss siss.
gxek enc mos tsts eat svsrcomes 70 h.m
u tisst. 6nti yss hDos eur iusgs sshussss
10 l,is. sEs Ger II %. ssd Keep u from
tvipd,
tna Amt vlua srsi pot Il 70 youf cossesns
A.. l. ~, cane 70 ss ~ mlit Va bsbiss.
a., v..st IL 10 flsh, az pspdalums 10 cioI-
ar t4ssis A sirbs unio an irlun Doctor.
d, nt,ls pllls unto % OmsIaib,
q, boz. " Kurss. Are 10 Tor us 10 bssths.
Wal .sgniflss vbo presohss N | cant bfsthsf :.
wsts for Wkals ivlusl tsssinnsrs vho are asd'
b. q fos want ~ brsshs Why ssStAns, shsn ~
II. osl, cor 70 cart brs,hs no mors-thsts all
AID nov. . ssItAnt. lss me b. esg sf,ou
let . little are isto eur shnrch
Fever are 10 certain proper Tor The psvsl
And DO IL vesk days 4 sundsys to-
IL amt much roubts --orly make hsls
And The are viii cum 10 Of Itself,
as loves 10 come 10 vbsre " can get vsrm,l
Ard he's Il stil rcass the people up
And sp<ssit up tbs preacher, stop .gsips
And yssns aud fissits ~ sfseloosl
A. sind on the dry Boans The Profit tells OIL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17

Oa thirty I ays Trial.
The VcLrMc BELT Co., Mars hall, Mich.
will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Violate Belt and Electric Appliances on
thirty days trial to men young or old
who are afflicted with nervous debility.
lost vitality and kindred troubles. gnaran-
teeing speedy and complete restoration TO
health and manly vigor Address as above.
= B.-No ri-i incurred, as thirty days
tial is allowed S5iy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-17

Fifiy barrels Of glass ware just re
ccivcd, bought directly of,hc manu-.
fac,urer a, Pittsburgh, Ia. We have
also Just receive another large lot 0:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-02
Threatened Strike OF RoIIin=-riII
Operatives.
tslsgraah 70 The D.s74,eh.l

PH1LADELPHIA. PE,-,.. Nay 1.-For tx O
or three weeks pat q feeling = di>s2tl<-
flction has existed among the woTSmen
employed il Disst0n + sons rolling-mili
Il Tacony OF account q tie employment
there a new foreman. Who had cone
from down El>t. and wh0 was exceedingly
unpopular with biz subordina,es. Lately
every fence IN the village ha. been posted
With placards denounciD- him and threat
euing bin with violence. Several meet
ings were held. the at being On Tuesday
in TIE pubic ball. al which nearly the CT
tire force = workme1 were present..
- the result % the deliheTarior The
men informed the firm Yesterday that they
would strike II the Objectionable foreman
wa, not dismissed. TIE firm promptly
discharged the entire force except two
men. and the ro.ling-nill will be- closed
until new bands are employed or the old
w0rkmen resume under the direction u a
new ly--eiected foreman. The shutting
down q the rollug-mil viii. Il continued
Tor anv considerable length q tine. COM
pei the restriction q oqera,ions IN The
other dtpa-tue1ts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-02
Daring Attempt at Bank.Robbery.
~ ie'e-raph y Dc Di.patch.I


KAvSAs CTTT. No. Nay 1.-The Iim6s'S
Harper .kan,a,' dispatch ,ay, a daring al
tempt Was made YESTERDAY morning % roh
fhe Medicin--V3uey Bank. q Medicine
Lod-e. thir.y-fys mile wet q there. in
which The cashier va. killed and the TTls.-
dent fatally WOUNDED. 4 j. o'clock four
men. armed with Winchester repeating
rife. and reyolver.. rode UD q tie bank.
Two remained with TIE horse. while tle
other, entered the building and demanded
money. Mr. Payne. president. aud GeCr-6
"COPPER". cashier. were i1 TIE lank.
Thy refused % comply with THE result
above stated. Tie ci,v mlr,lal then ap-
peare3 an opened IRE CT th- men; c.ti-
~. gathered rapidly. and the rlhher-.
seeing their game was VI. quickly mounted
ard -1i..reI AMY without having secured
any booty. Within ten minutes thirty men
were IN bot pursuit. and the chance, ere
til: TIE robbers viii L. captured aud ,lIl-
marily ds4,t with. There :, no clue o
their identity. Gopperi was = Prominent
hu,iues>-m1n. while Nr. PAYNE Wa editor
4 TIE I1ie-. and wealthy All influential
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