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Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21
skeria,s sale.

BY virtne Of an execution issued on, Of
Justice James j. Hydes Court, of Mineral
Park Precinct, County of Iohays, Terri.
tory Of Arizona. dated the 10th day OF he.
cember A. ID. 1894, in certain action
wherein NJ. I. McCunniff, as plaintiff. 70
covered Judgment against the Pacific Cop.
per' mining company. defendant, for the
sum Of One hundred and forty ssven and
72-10D $I47.72 dollars. damages, Seven and
3s.iOo s7.3s dollars. tlse percentage allowed
by Law, and EiRhty-eight dollars &sS 10
costs OF suit, ON the sixteenth day of do.
cember A. ID. 1854; ! have levied upon ,hs
following Described property, to wit:
All OF that certain mining claim known
rs the Pacific Copper mining claim, 10.
Gated BY James A. Smith, John NJ. Owen
and II. A. Owen on the first day OF January
A. ID: 1882. the notice Of location Of which
vas filed for record at the request Of James
A. Smith, on the third day of January A. ID
1882. and recorded on the fourteenth day Of
January, a. ID. 1882, on page 55, Book p.
mining records of gaid Mohaye county.
containing fifteen hundred feet in length
with three hundred feet upon each aide of
the centre of the vein, situate upon the
west slope of the WalIapai mountains.
about hye miles northwest Of Burch's peak.
and one half mile northwest Of HIGH
bluh Of rocks, in Cedar Valley mining dis
trict, County of Mohaye and Territory of
Arizona.
Public notice is hereby given that on
Monday, the twelfth day Of January A. ID.
1885. at one O'Clock r. NJ. of that day. m
front Of the Conrt House in the town OF
Mineral Park and County of Mohaye. /
will ssll all the right, title and interest of
the said Pacific Copper" Mining Com
pany, the defendant, In and 70 the above
described property, at public auction, for
Cash, 70 the highest and best bidder, d,
satisfy said execution and all costa,
Dated at Mineral Park the 20th day of
December A. ID. 1894.
ROBERT SrEfx,
Sheriff.
BY o. r, kugxcgR,
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21
Sinking Fund Setiee.
w. " Knrpsn,
County Treasurer.

OyyTcR or THR TREAsusHR
or MoHAyE COUNTY, ARrzoxA,
Miners Park, Dec. 9Th 1os{.
Bids for the Surrender Of Mohavs cosInty
warrants will be received by me at my Of.
fioe until y O'Clock p. m. on the 22nd day Of
December A. ID. 1s4.
Amount in the Sinking Fund TO be bid
for ia One thousand dollars, [Siy0U0ol
Bids must be in this form .of sealed pio-
posals, accompanied by the warrants offer.
ed 10 be Surrendered, addressed 10 the
County Treasurer, and marked ''sinkins
FUND.-"
w. NJ. KRrDxx,
County Treasurer.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21
Sheriff. Sale.

BY virtue Of an execution issued ont OF
Justice james J. Hyde's Court, Of Mineral
Park Precinct, County of Mohsys, Terri.
tory Of Arizona. dated the 18th day Of DE.
oernber A. II. 1884, in q certain action
Wherein Emma Smith, as plaintiff, recover.
cd Judgment against the Pacific Couper''
mining company, defendant, for tho sun,
Of Two hundred and fifty t250 dollars,
damages, Twelve and S0-I0o ti2-5O dollars.
percentage, and Eiphty-cight and Ol00
Sss-D dollars, oosts Of suit, on the six
tsenth day Of December A. ID. 1884, have
ty, 10 Wit:
All Of that certain mining claim known
ss the Pacific Copper" mining claim. To-
lated by James A. Smith, John NJ. Owen
and II. A. Owen ON the first day OF January
A. ID: 1852; the notice OF location OF which
was tled for record, at the request Of
James A. smith, on the third day OF JaBu.
ary A ID. 1882, and recorded ON the four
teenth day of January A. d.
1882, on page IS, Book Y. mining reoords Of
hohaye county, 10 which references is had.
containing fifteen hundred feet In length
with three hundred feet upon each ide of
the centre of the vein, situate up,n The
west slope of the Wallapai mountains,
about fivs miles northwest Of Burch's peak,
and ons half mile northwest Of a high blun
Of rocks in Cedar Valley mining district,
County of Mohaye and Territory m Ari.
roma.
Publio notice Ia hereby given that ON
Monday, the twelfth day Of January, A. ID.
lso5, at twelve o'clock, noon. of that day,
IN front Of the Court House, In ths town of
Mineral Park and County OF Mohaye, /
will ssll all the right. title and interest of
said Pacific Copper mining sompany, the
defendant, In and 10 the above described
property, ct public auction for Cash, 10 the
highest and best bidder, 10 satisfy said exc
cution and all costs.
Dated at Mineral Park the 10Th day Of
December A. d. 1885,.
ROBERT STEEN,
Sterif.
By0. Y. KUxoER,
ITpHax a~,R
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21
Nstiee ts Taxpayers.
w. NJ. KsrDxx,
County Treasurer.

Notice III hereby given that the Territorial
and county taxes for the year 1884 are now
due and PAYABLE at my ofioe in Mineral
Park, and that they will become delinquent
on Monday the 22d day Of December, 1884,
at 0 O'Clock p. IN. Of that day. The slime
having been extended TO that day by reso-
luton Of the Board Of Supervisors.
ROBERT sTEEN,
Sheriff and eI-officis Tax Collector Of
Mohave county. Arizona.
BIZ o. r. BUxscgn,
deputy.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21
TERRIroRIAL ITEMS
cLrPrKp AsD cospKssxp rnon QUE xx.
cBAHoEs.
Prescott ceusies,

Prescott cesrisf.
Arizona lumber Is being used in tbs
"CapitoI" at Santa Fe. New Mexico.
The contest over the election return,
ffom East Verde precinct will come ur
"Wednesday, Dec. "a, before Judge Howard
Gila Bend is fast coming to the front AZ
sn agricultural place. Plenty Of water and
good land will fetch her out.
Judge Hszledine, agent for the Atlantic
q Pacific r. r. Co, called upon Sherih
IIenkls and gave the Sheriff scbeck for S2i ;.
62s, being amount of taxes due the Terri.
tory Of Arizona and county of Yayapai for
the yssr 1884 by his company.
Nine hundred bead of sheep we're sold
rear MarysviIle few days sincs at 81 OK
head, and we're the chsapsh sold this
season.
Prescott is place Of which none Of her
residents need be ashamed. The town has
good business location; Ia surrounded By
charming mountain scenery; has fne pub
lie and private buildings. good water
system and ID weil governed by Mayor and
tity council. Her peace officers are known
far and wide for the gallant manner in
'whioh they have done their duty. All that
Dur town needs 10 make II an important city
ara railroads and quartz reduction works
Give her these and people viii render good
account Of themselves and their country.
Gen. Crock has returned to his bead quar-.
'ers. He had rough tirse, hanting in the
big mountains north Of Prescott.
Prescott Miner.
The Legislature. instead of meeting
January 5th, a. stated by soms Of our ss-
i<em'd contemporaries. does not convene
until the 18th proximo.
The Railway Age s.ys that the Arizona
Mineral Belt Railway has contracted for
100 tons steel rails, and will commence
',onstraosioa Immediately. This road is TO
run from RlaestaA, Arizona, on the Atlantic
i.nd Pacific, southwardiy to Globe, throagl
tho richest timber and mineral belt In the
isrritory, intersecting Ia Its course many
fertile valleys now occupied by cattle
,xnshss and rapidly filing up with an
agricultural population.
Thirty-siI inches of snow ID reported on
the Hassayampa divide by Mr., Durren,
who arrived on the 18th. He says II was
With much difficulty be made the trip and
had to abandon his horse in order to &C
s'omplish II.
The Territorial officers expect to be CON-
fortably located in tbsir new quarters in
the City Hall duriag the latter part Of the
present week.
SNOW four feet ID reported from Jerome,
and in consequence Of the unusual weather
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21
NOTICM

Redessptien or fCsanty Warrants.
OrIIcH or THE THxAsunKH
OF NoBAvE CovETI,
Mineral Park, Dec. 10th 1894.
The following warrants will be paid by
me upon presentation ss my ofaoe, 70 Wit:
General Fund Warrants, New Series
Numbers fspm IS to is4 inclusive.
INDECENT Sick Warrants on General Fund,
81, s12, si3, sl4, s15, s41. Sci,
sG7, sss, Ss3, $40, s7s, s79.
Contingent Fund Warrants, Numbers
7g, so4, SIS, sos and so7.
Any Of ths above specified warrants not
presented for payment, within tan no.
days from date of first advertisement here
Of, interest thereon will cease and they will
lie over until the next succeeding advertise.
nent is made; and warrants next In order
viii be paid on presentation.
W. NJ. Knrpsn,
County Treasurer.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

When we are unconscious Of the presence
of any organ Of the human body We know
that we are In perfect health and that the
whole system is working in perfect har.
mony. 30 TN the body polite when Of any
Of its departments We hear nothing says
cheery words We know that such depart
ment is working in psrfess order. This
comparison suggests in,sIf upon thinking
Of our public school Each day We heard
the tinkls Of the school tell, saw the happy
faces Of the children ~ they passed 70 and
from the building, and this was all. We
never beard . growl. a complaint. or even a
murnur and 20 We knsv that our school
wH working Inst ~ II should, and this vas
because In Miss Wright. oar teacher, we
had = lady Of superior culture and juda-
sneat. May our little osss always have .
snsator a. kind and sapsbis.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

Sheriff stssn, ON his return from Stock
ton, whore he had been To place in tbs asy-
lam, Msloin Hsrf, tho insane tosn. informed
% that the unfortunate young man bore
ths Journey vsll, bat showod no sign of
inprovsmsnt in his mental condition, being
hsrasssd daring the trip by the apprshs1.
SION that people we're seeking him 10 kin
him He vas safely deposited at the
aAylum.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

Mrs. Burdick arrived bore safely on the
stage on Friday, with her little boy. The
DR.. who had bssn 70 Kingman 10 meet them
came in With them, and, Il would bs super
huons 70 say that. be looked happy. We
are pleased 10 learn that Mrs. Burdiek has
recovered her health.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

Mr.. steen, our Shsria, came in on the
stage On last Monday bringing with him
t1s,1o2.+0, tho tax Of the A. 4 p. r. X. Co.
Tho labovs sum was paid over 10 the
Treasurer. being the net amount Of the tax,
o. the valuation ,f $4,000 per mile for that
part Of :said road running through this
county.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

From sources IN which we place implicit
reliance. We have the information that 10
ton smeItsr viii be erected at Einaman in
the near future. Oar informant says that
u will be put mp within 10 days. We sin
ssrely hope that this may be accomplished,
"a il would give an impetus 10 all business
ct that psaos, and by reflection 10 the ooun-
try around.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

We lsarn by visitors from Kingman, that
ear frsad Mr.. william jackson. has re-
turned from California, where be went in
search of health. Mr.. jackson, we.beIieve,
found that the climate OF this place was
inst ~ good for his complaint, asthma. as
vaA that Of ths Goldsn State. He Ia ex.
psetsd at the Park. and viii DO welcomed
hy his many friends.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

n. v. b. Norman. known 20 many Of our
citizens as Indiana, and who was sent from
the Park shout three moaths ago 70 the
.syium at stockton - insane, died at that
place about two weeks ago. He had not rs-
severed from his insanity at the time Of
his death.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

ID. A. MayendorS, former resident Of
this place, died at tho Needles, CAL. on the
lbst INST. Of eonsamptioa. Mr.. Msysnd ,ra
had suffered for long time from the disease
Of which be died, and his death while lam
msntsd by bis many friends vas not un-
expected.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

Thomas Lyons, convicted ct the Ortobel
term, 1880, of the District Court for No
have county. Of an assault with intent 20
hill, and sentenced TO twelve years inpri.
sonmsnt, was pardoned on the feoommen-
dation Of the prison Dauthoritiss and nu.
nsrously signed petition frora the citizens
and officers Of Mohsye county.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

Our town vas briehtened for Q short
time on Thursday By THIS presenos Of Mrs,
W. II. Taggnrt and Mrs. Y. y. Watkins of
Kingman. The ladies' w,srs here On short
visit TO Mrs y. y. Hyde and rsturnsd ON
the stage.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

says; Il regard all alum powders ~ very
unwhelssons. Phosphate and Tartaric
Acid pow,iers iibsrass their gas too freely
In process Of. baking, or under varying ell
matte ohsngss suffer deterioration"
DIR. II. A. Mott, the former Government
Chemist, aftsr careful and elaborate e1.
sninatior Of the various Baking Powders
of eommsros. reported 70 the Govsrninsnt
In favor Of the Royal brand.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

BY private letters, 10 parties vt the Park.
% learn that the mining company, repre-
ssnisd by Col. b. Moses Of AIbuqusrqus.
contemplate investing a large amount of
money In tbs development Of the starke
and Ewing mine at Mineral Park. We be-
hove that this will be done soon, as the
matter which irnpeded the business Is, We
understand, about satisfactorily arranged.
The Col will be welcomed back by his many
frieEds here, and we trsst he may have the
suesess which his energy and perseverance,
deserve.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21
Dissslstisn Of Cs-psrt.er.hIp.

The co-partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned under tho firm
name and styio Of ksnney a linus. doing
business q, butshers, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. VIM. linus will retain
and continue the business at Hsckberry,
and Jack Kennsy that at Kingman.
WIN. Ixss.
JACK BEsskr.
Haekberry, December eth 1884.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

On Saturday We met Mr.. samuel Crozier.
Supervisor elect. Mr.. Crorier filed his
official oath. This oomplstes the legal for
malities, required. and our new board arc
nov ready 10 assume their duties.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

Mr.. Hsnery Raymond, supervisor elect,
was in town on Wednesday and Hied his
oath Of ofios. He had Just come from
Kingman and reported things generally as
lively In our sister burg.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

Mr.. James 4. flanders, ID ssill quite low.
He has besn sick for long time, and has
been under ths care of Dr. Burdick. Mr..
Reynolds, who 10 In charge Of the sick man
reported hirr TO us Al better on Saturday.
The sufferer has our sympathy, and wishes
Tor his quick recovery. Sanders has en-
dured bis sunerings with . fortitude that
commands respect.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

Our friend J, o. Dandy has purchased
ihs business from which Mr.. Logan is re-
firing. and will be found at tho old stand.
In Mr.. Dandy, We can assure the public,
Fhey will have . pleasant and honora BILE
man to deal with. He has made many
friends IN this vicinity. while he run the
'shop for Mr.. Logan, and thsy will bs we'll
lSeased to know thss they will not bs deal
Ing with stranger.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

By . letter which We received from q
friend, dated at Duvnsy, Cal. on the 18th
inst. We lsarn that our old friend and for
NOR partner Hon. A. y. Davis, 10 90 III n
10 be confined to bed The letter did moi
inform ~ as TO the nature Of his sickness
but we suppose that IL is . continuation Of
tho complaint from which Mr. Dsyis was
suffering when be left us for his homo si
Downsy about three veei;s ago. when be
started away be was almost prostrated
bY severe and long continued attack Of
asthma. We. In common with Mr.. Davis
many warm friends, regret To isarn Of his
suffering and hope thst he may speedily
rscovsr.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

Major wsiton, and II. II. Scott, of King
man were with us on Wednesday and
Thnrsdsy. We like TO have our Kingmsn
friends visit Ms often, they irfuss spirit in
to us, and ws feel the better of their CON-
in0
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

We had the pleasure Of shaking hands on
Thursday with our friend James Twiss.
Msssrs. Srwixs and O'r,sy are working the
Rather rnins together.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21
Pre- ferred Locals.

Watkins Bros. have Just received select
assortment Of Christmas goods.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21
MINERAL PARK. DEcEMFER n. 1884.
ARRIVAL 3 pKpAHrunx on MAu.
Local Brevities.

Mr.. Hugh White Of tbs Benson sraelt-
ing Company, paid our town visit and
was here during Wednesday and Thursday.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

Miners az rulo all trade whore they can
buy cheapest, and that Is tho roason why "a
many of them 20 10 Kridcr's.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

Oar tovnsman Thomas Logan has rented
the .ranoh of Mr.. d. Bonsilis at Quail
Springs for term of years to begin su
January 10. 1886. at which time Mr.. Logan
intends 70 remove with his family TO that
plsse, and enter into the stock business.
While We wish him all the success that
o,uld come to any man. and believe that he
deserves 10, and that IL honest industry and
s''srgy can insure 1t that be win achieve it.
We feel thas In losing him and his amiabIe
vife from our midst our community will
Sifer more thar common less. May
e,od lock 60 with them in thsir new enter
prise.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

NOTICE.-w. H, TagRsrt d Co. viii at
tend 70 my business during my absence
from Kinsrnan,
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

Christmas ana New Years cards at Wat.
kins Bros.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

The oase Of Emma smith w. the Pacific
'copper Mining Cornpan was called for
t'rial In Judge Hyds's court Tuesday, but
the defendant falling to appear. dsfault
'vas entered against IL, and jadsssmen. on
tho default for e2so and costs of suit.
The case Of NJ. 7. McCunnl6 VI Pacific
t,oppsr Mining Co. was nsxt taken up and
10 this, the defendant likewise made dsfaolt
and Judgment was taken by plaintiff for
tii47 and costs. VIM. @. Blakely and Eb.
Williams sppearsd as attorneys for plain.
tia In each casa. We understand that
execution was ordered and Issued.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21
lsl~r sAkssG rowDEIs.
lsterrssisg Tests Made ~ Ire
dsevern@~nt Chemist.

DR.. Edward q. Love this present A,ialyti-
cal Chsr,ist for the Government. hss re-
Gently made some interesting experiments u
~ TO the comparative vaiue Of bakisa pow.
ders. Gr. Loves tests wers mads 10 deter.
snins vhst brands sre this most eeonsmioai
70 uss, sud a. their capacity lies In thsir
lsaveninR prwsr, tests were directed solely
70 ssoetLin the svailsbis gas Of each pow
dsr Df. Loves report gives the following:
Name Of ths strength
Baking Powders. Cubio Inches Gas
per each or. Of povders
Royal, cream tartar powder, r,......1TA
"Pataps<o," alum powder, .Es5.2
.'Rumfosd's," phosphate, fresh. .i22.5'
''Rumfoid's," phosphate, old. ........ s2.7s
''Hsnfoni's Mons Such, " frssh. .En.s
''Hsnfoni.s Hons sush," sld...... A.ss
'kedhsNfG .......................
Charm" ALAN powder, 1852
Amazon" alum povdsr. ..........1I .1I1.S-
'CIsvsIsrd's." short weight. y OF. ..ilo.s
ses Foam ................io1s
'Czar' ..........."..".... h6S
'Dr. Prices" ,........' ......102S
Snow Flake" Grors, 81. Peal. .l01,ss
'Lswis's' Condensed. ......"........ So
'Congrssy yeast .................. T4S
Pearl" ...,..........,..-..... vs.
C. Z. Andrews Cos" eootains alum 7sl7' |
'Hscksr's" "................ s2B
'Gilist's'' ..................... SAL
Bulk" s0.s
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

Subscribe for the Mssss.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

Advertise in the Mnxn,
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21
NStiee.

All persons indebted 10 me are requested
Ia sorne forward and settle their accounts
Immediately.
VS.. CLARK.
Mineral Park. Sept. LIST, 1884.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21

ReAe.psis. erCs..ty warrants.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21
Dissslstiss Of Ce-psrtsership.

DfssSIut1on oT Co.psFtoersh1p.
The co-partnership heretofore existing
between A.nson II. Smith and James J.
Hyde, under the Arm name sDd style OF An
son II. Smith 4 Co. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent The undersigned will
close up the business Of the late firm and
collect all iccounts due.
JANIS J. HrDE.
Mineral Park, December LIST, 1881.
Mohave County miner., 1884-12-21


w. Z. Spence, superintendent Of the
Lost Prize mine at Silver Bing, will ar
range for the shipment of ore TO the Ben
son smslter for reduction. Considerable
rich ore has already been taken ont and
there is said TO be fine showing in the
mine.
Judge De Forest Porter has gone 10 fan
Francisco 70 persuade, II possible, the
Southern Pacific railroad managers 10 build
branch road 10 Phenix.
susshias q Silver, Tucson.
TINS wet weather has made the wood ven.
dors indsp endent. At the present prics a..
80, 70 Is 50o-however, wood IL still cheaper
here than In almost any other town in the
territory.
1t Is reported that Tucson is In danger
OF being flooded with counterfeit 80 and
$40 notes. As long as they don't commence
counterfeitina niokels, We shall not worry
much over 10, personally.
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CabOt.-Mrs. Knapp, returned missionary
from eastern Turkey, spoke at the vestry Of
the Congregational church last week Wednes-
day evening, giving an account of her labors
among the inhabitants of that country. The
lecture was interesting and instructive We
hope our community may have the pleasure
Of listening to her again at no distant day..
The dramatic entertainment, given Thursday
and Friday evenings of last week, drew good
houses. The last evening the hall was crowded
to its utmost capacity. The drama presented
was Enlisted for the War" In the cast Of
characters the parts were well assigned and
thoroughly committed each one seeming to
have exactly the right place and appearing
perfectly at home on the stage Allowing your
best dramas ever put upon the stage in this
town The farce entitled "My Turn Next"
was regular side-spltter A portion Of the
occasion. No trace has been got of the stolen
team The selectmen have offered a reward
of $50 for the return of the team and capture
of the thief or any information that shall lead
to 1t. The lectures by Mrs. Greene, president
Of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
last Sunday afternoon and evening, were we'll
attended, and listened to with interest The
speaker appears to be thoroughly engaged in
her work. The closing exercises of the high
school will take place at the hall Friday even
ing next, consisting of the usual declamatons,
recitations, essaysand pantomimes, to close with
the comedietta " Too Much Of Good Thing"
Admission free. Sufficient funds have been
secured TO put up the telephone poles from
here to Marshfield, and attention is now
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OF such unreasonable length. We have heard,
after diligent inquiry, of no one who has
plodded through the formidable production,
who could give us the pith of the whole mat
ter. Indeed, II 1t had been pest house faunt-
ing the danger signal, 1t would seem that it
could hardly have been more scrupulously
avoided. Our contemporary should, while it
is improving and enlarging Its equipment,
invest in hay press and squeeze its editorials
into bales for the convenience Of its contem-
poraries, or feed them out in forkfuls so that
people of unlimited leisure, and who have a
stomach for such pabulum, can take them in
in sections As a matter of courtesy we have
given our contemporary's editorial prairie a
cursory survey and should say, from a run
ming inspection that 1t was intended to be
the receptacle of the last sad remnants Of the
demolished WATcHMAN. We catch here and
there lurid charges of untruthfulness,"
Outrageous mendacity" ETC., glaring famil-
iarly along the burrows. The major part Of
the surface seems to be overgrown with the
rank weeds of backguardism an ambitious
description of the San Mateo case makes
up in prolixity what it loses in prestige by fol-
lowing two weeks behind The WAToHMAN,
and like James the second whom 1t recently
and learnedly quoted for the benefit Of con-
temporary, it reaffirms with sodden obstinacy
its time-worn and exploded objections to the
revenue law. AS to reasons" with great
precision and felicity Bassanio would say our
esteemed contemporaries reasons are as two
grains of wheat hid in two bushels Of chaff
you shall seek all day ere you find them; and
when you have them, they are not worth the
search" But the mountain has labored and
brought forth more "ridiculus mus " thar
its travail in the case Of distinguished citizer
as it is prepared to prove of New York
for non-conformity to the laws and customs o.
Vermont The San Mateo case turns out tt
be no case at all and twill never be decided.