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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05
POLITICAL INsUIsiroRs.

There Is q striking coincidence OF be-
lief In both parties In Congress that
much Of their respective successes In
the next national canvass will depend
upon their political Investigations. The
SPRINGER committee has been organ
lied by the Democratic House, and the
outrage committees by the Republican
Senate. Both have been sent out on 3
pilgrimage Of discovery. The methods
Of the Department Of Justice, which
the Democrats have undertaken to I'M
ravel, promise to be fruitful Of some
very interesting developments. The
committee has as yet scarcely begun to
inquire, but 1t has nevertheless discoV-
cred a bonanza teemIpg with sensa-
tons. 1t fairly writhes and testers
with ulsavery things. On the other
+ al d, the Senate Investigations appear
to be- destined 10 premature failures.
The outrage mill has 10 grist. The
Dsnville riot, with sll its lurid stories
of atrocities, has panned out an empty
and beggarly affair. There was not
enough political capita! in it to rein
force the bloody shirt with a single
stain. Nor is the alleged COpiah atroci-
ty il Mississippi any more fruitful Of
Republican consolation. 1t is as bar
rem and empty at its Virginia colleague.
Under these circumstances. it begins
to look as If the Democrats would get
the best Of the Republicans in the way
Of investigations. They have some-
thing to work on. The discoveries al
ready made prove the Department OF
Justice what a misnOmerD to be rank
with yileness. Corruption and intrigue
are among its mildest denominations.
The sale Of the Star Route cases,
the plumber of the Treasury through
enormous fees paid to political counsel,
the reputed barter Of favorable "pin-
ions In important eases, the suspicious
complacency OF the Attorney General
on the question Of railroad land fOrfeiv-
ure, are among the things which con-
stitute the groundwork for some very
interesting Investigations. And the
large Democratic majority sent to the
House was chosen by the people for the
purpose, among other things, OF ex-
posing aud furnishing these offenses.
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GREAT GUNS.

Hannibal Hamlin takes trout easily.
Mr.. Blaine writes about l,0O0 words 8
day.
Senator Edmupds INDUCES in the giidy
waltz
Sunset Cox doesn't illuminate much
nowadays.
Colonel Ipgersoll is in favor OF Robert
Lincoln for President.
Matthew Arnold loves the American dol
lar with an intense fervor.
Tom Ochiltree would like Bismarck to
knock the chip of his shoulder.
Mr.. Henry Irving denies that it is his
life.
Henry B. Payne would rather be Senator
than President
Oscar Wilde is still lscturing. Not in
this country, though. Oh, no; not in Thu
country.
The Prince Of Wsles would ike TO Pose &
the modern Demosthenes, but his voice lie
sGSiuSt bun.
A cranky Southern editor, who never
wore a decent suit Of clothes, calls PresI-
dent Arthur The national dude simply
because he dresses like gentleman.
The Emir of Bokhsra, in Too-Sistaa, re.
ceiyss his visitors in q robe VI rUSe cvlOred
velvet studded with precious stones. He
Is gracious in his manners, but his rece p
ton room contains no furniture, and its
floor Is covered with European carpets.
His favuIite gifts TO the most distinguished
q ests are b, suIiful horses.
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COIN AND CORoNETs.

The GARMOYLE.FORTESCUE breach
of promise case, about which THE REG
Is1ER this morning publishes some
spicy gossip, continues to be the sensa-
ton of the hour in fashionable English
society. Lord CAIRNS, the father Of
the young man who loved and rode
away, has, it is reported, offered to com.
promise on the basis Of $50, G00 but Miss
FORTEsCUE insists upon round quar-
ter of q million. GARMOYLE'S father Is
a poor man, having no income except
his official salSry. II, however, he can
get his young ana hopeful heir out o:
his present "scrap." there is prospect
that he may be able to sell himself and
his prospective corOnpt fora good round
sum to some Americans or other heiress.
In this way the family excheluer, de-
pleted by Miss FoRrESCUE, may be re-
plenished. What are young lords good
for il they cannot be made to squeeze
out fortunes for pretty and innocent ac-
tresses?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05

ROss ATKINSON printed the call for
his State Committee in the Journal.
The Intelligencer yesterday copied the
call and said:
1.-THE Intelligencer gets this Informs
lion from the personal organ Of the
chairman Of the committee, in which
appears the formal call elsewhere
printed. The matter was thought OF
sufficient Importance to make public,
and IL seems to have been thought welt
to address the party through that one
preferred channel. Presumably other
adyiees Of party moment are to be gwen
out In like manner.
The Republican party OF West Viz
Rinia Is about to enter upon the most
Important and promising campaign in
its history. 1t concerns the Republic
can PARTY more than the Intelligencer
TO know whether we are to approach
and go through the campaign In this
way.
Eor this reason this matter Is laid be-
fore the party, for which the chairman
of the State Central Committee Is sup
posed 10 act"
This Is the gentle Iute'lgencer's mild
blow at the iirst round Of the
Sdder which elevates the Boss to the
hs<oithe Republican party In West
irgfN<. Who is the next Peniteut re-
Former teNreak the second round1
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z be, all the same.

TIE n. Y. Herald has dispensed with
the services Of its Bohemians in the
lire OF interviewing and started in the
business on its own account. The Off
hand views OF DANA Of the sun on ma
tional matters have been given, and
now comes Mr.. RsID of the Tribune,
who Pranees through s column in pro-
vidlng candidates for both parties. He
assumed Ohio as most important for the
Democrats, because it is an October
State aud therefore the possibilities
favor Mr. PAYNE, but that SHERMAN
could carry Ohio against anybody. He
says New York will certainly be carried
by the Republicans, which settles 1t.
The Tribune reiterates such stuff every
day, to which very little importance ia
attached.
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Bay ARD and Mcdonald.

The Richmond State Of Saturday, in an
srgumentatvs double loaded article,
nCminates as its Democratic National
ticket Thomas f. Bsysrd, OF Delaware, aud
Joseph Z. Mcdonald, of Indiana The
editorial does not touch on the tariff quss-
ton, but. among other reasons urged for
the nomination Of Mr.. Biysrd, says:
Still further, IL seems impossible to hn1
any citizsn Of New York Who is not hsnut-
capped by fsctional quarrels, and tle
msn Who shall heal these Wounds aud
bring the Democratic parry OF New York
back 10 health must be chosen Outside OF
the boundaries Of that State. There Is To-
day no Democrat 30 strong 10 New YORK
IS Thomas +. Bsysrd. By reasoo of his
Conservative course he com mands the con-
idence of the business men. Because OF
bis wise aud statesmsnlike career hs has
won such respect from Republicans ss
they psy to few of their own party leaders,
As good, pure, noble man, who hiss made
a history Ia which no blots are to be found
he is . great popular candidate, around
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WHAT THE TRADES UNIONS DE-
kIRE.


The first State Convention of the
trade and labor unions of IlIiHois and
Chicago, on March 18Th, will eudeavor
to secure plank in the interests of
labor, in the platforms to be adopted
by the two political parties. Ii the re-
ql,st Is denied, there is talk Of putting
up a eparate Presidential ticket. The
Convention will demand legislation
upon mine inspection. IL will seek to
secure bureau of labor statistics in every
State, and the appointment of tene-
ment house and factory inspectors in
every city. 1t will set on foot an effort
to secure law to regulate the impOrta-
ton Of single men under contract for
the purpose of breaking the labor
market. Another object is to secure q
fixed law on the number of hours which
shall constitute a days labor, and to
compel, il slack times, a reduction OF
hours instead OF a reduction of the force
Of men employed in each shop.
Yet another object Is to secure the
adoption here Of she European plan in
trades unions Of weekly payments by
members for the purpose Of providing
fund from which members may draw
in dull times Another purpose is to
compel employers to pay the same
prices for each distinct line of work to
men, women and children alike. Fur
thermore, there will be considered the
plan Of having manual trAining made
part of the public school system, so that
boys and giIls can learn trades. The
Convention will not show any sympa-
thy with Socialists The delegates look
to the political parties for what they
want, and not to revolution.
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whom, thousands upod thousands would
be gladsto rally. Mr.. Bsyard il not only
the West, where his public character is
known By heart and where he would show
far more strength than any other Eastern
man.
OF the Vice Presidential candidate it
says:
be must be selected from a doubtful
State, and he should be q man resr ed
and admired for his worth by the people
among whom he lives. Such q man Is
Hon. Joseph T. Mcdonald.
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TIE FAMILY QUARREL
In the Republican Ranks OF West Vir-
Asunder.


Einia-The Ola Ship Likely 90 90
Asunder.
Pittsburgh Post Of Yesterday.
WHEELING, w. Va, March 3.-A family
row Of no small dimensions is now raging
between certain prominent Republican pol
iticians in this State, and unless some mu.
tual friend speedily pOurs oil upon the
troubled waters serious damage to the par
ty, which of late has given evidence Of
strong and rapid growth, must inevitably
result. Tie trouble began about nine
months ago, when the Wheeling Evening
Journal was established by United States
Marshal e. W. Atkinson, Chairman
of the State Executive Committee.
Atkinson ess2yed to make his
journal the organ Of the party, leaving out
IN the cold the IGtelligsaCer, which, for
generation, had uninsured TO the political
wants Of he people, and, as consequences,
sigrs Of q coming storm began to be mani
tested with view TO breaking down At
kinson. An attack was made on his Off
cial record, EIstsce G!bsoD, the Democratic
Representative from the Second district,
and the Washington Post being the msdi-
ums employed, Gibson alleging that Akin
SOD had advertised Wet Virginia to the
world es ecommunity ofcriminsls by bring
ing four Thousand Of her citizens before the
United States District Court on false or
frivolous charges during the years 1919,
1850 and 1881, fer the sole purpose OF secur-
ing the fees and emOluments; that OF the
fur thousand indictments so brought,
which number hy the wsy, was one-sixth
of all the United States District Court cases
in the county dHriag the yeSrs named, two
thousand were dismissed and i've hundred
acquitted, out OF twenty.e'ght hundred
brought to trial; that By these fraudulent
cases the number of deputy marshals had
increased from nine in 1878 20 thirty-siT in
1873, and that The expenses of the United
States Court had increased in proportion.
UIurrslanding from certain illusions made
by Atkinson thSt he was given credit for
inspiring Cibson's TRADE, Francis J. Pier
., Mt, the war Governor Of the State, last
week wrote an open leti:r to Atkinson re-
,utirg the charge. This letter Atkinson
refu.ed to print. bur the IutelliCencar,
when had been given a copy, gave it puO-
hcity, at the same time raking Atkinson
for shelving it. This letter has added ten
fold fury 10 the flames aud as Gibson has
introduced resolution in tn" House cali
ing for an Investigation into Atkinson
official career the breach may be sxUsctet
to widen indefinitely.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05

A TRAMP in Boston struck man on
the nose with q knife because he re-
fused to give him quarter. Had tn
nomsd's request for dollar been de-
MED he might have chopped off the
pentleman's head with an axe.
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IkIEIl.

i.kIMaNN. On Monday, March 3, al
J'cI, Ck T. 10, BERTHA, infant daughter OF
Anton sud Nellie ReymanD, sSeI months
and isyS.
Funeral from the residence Of her parents
No. ~ Fl'tecpih sire t,tIis (Wednas lay af'
teruoou at u'c,ocE. Friends o. the family
ere Ia tied. Intermeut private.
GlBSON.-On Tue day morning, March 4,
1857, JOHN GIBSON.
Funeral from his mothers residence, 81
Main street. Thursday at 2 o'clocS. Friends
are respectfully invited. Interment private.
DRAKE On Tuesday, March I. 1884, al
$3.50 p. rn., HENRY DRAKs.
Funeral notice hereafter
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southern omce-morders for Arthur

SAYS near friend Of the President:
The southern States will be generally for
hin. The Republican party in the
Southern States consists Of the Federal
Offices modified by riot. Here the argu'
mtnt used By Mr. Arthur's friends is that
party lines will be so closely drawn that
dissirecticn viii 70. tell at the pol s..
New York and Ohio. however, will hardly
Ike their candidate TO be selected by
ST. ties witch are Republican in nothing
uu. patronage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05

SEvEN wives have elOped from
Evansville, Ind, during the past
month. Domestic harmony must be at
. premium in that city, or else the wo-
men were afraid their husbands might
become candidates for the Presidency.
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH 5, 1854.

THE REGISTERS has, by sew
eral thousand copies, q larger
circulation than any newspaper
published in the two VirginiaS
or Eastern Ohio. Its advanta-
ges as an advertising medium
are therefore apparent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-05

THE Senate has authorized the pur-
chase OF some manuscript'left by Gem
eral JACKSON. The study OF little
JACKsrXIAN literature will not hurt the
rresent Senators.
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LOGAN keeps mum in New York ex
oept TO his confidential friends. That
immense moustsche does not cover an
ordinarily closed mouth; but it fits we'll
into the role of Presidential cOnspirator.
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Mr., BLAINE is still busily employed
In writing history.
After the June convention Mr..
BLAINE hopes to be engaged in making
history.
But he won't be, all the same.
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The Intelllgencer says: "NO Office
Holder Meek Apply" to represent its
party st the Chicago Convention. This
Is hint to Boss ATKINSON aud his
pap.sucking henchmen.
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SelIinu Out at Cost.

A n SELLING OUT Ny ENTIRE srocK
for the purpose OF quitting business All stock
must os!tive,y be sod at retail or Who'll sale.
Also. my household furEiture.
IOsErH EISEMAs,
Terra No. LIZ Main Stre.t
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Tie Exclusion OF Boss Atkinson MeanI
Both.
PMkersburd Juulna!.

The Wheeling Iutelligencer wants to
rule out all Republicans who hold Ma.
tional ofIl-e from becoming delegates to
Chicago. Why draw the line there? Why
not make it include any Office, even vestry-
man in a chsrch?
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CHICAGO IS interested in prize
beauty contest, but none Of the par
Elephants will have any show in the
coming conventions.
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THE ice men have another chance TO
add to their supply; but it will be all
the same so tar rs tine price goes next
summer.
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Boss ATKINSON must take back
seat when his clans meet to choose del
egates to the Chicago convention. "No
Office Holder Need Apply"
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THERE is 10 way in which Mr.. Bis
MARCK can dodge the pork problem. 1t
Is root, hog, or die.
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Hurrah for TiIden

Jpst as the Democratic National Com
mites meets we learn that Samuel Jones
T!den's step is as firm and his mind as
clear snd quick IS ever,-Hartford Post.
And if be is nominated, you'll receive fur.
Their demonstrations of the fact,
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Mr.. ARTHUR does not seem to be in
the least worried about the BLAINE
boom, "poOr thingm
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SPRING seems as reluctant to Jump
forward as q maiden who never heard
Of leap year.
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How DOES the Boss tumble to Gov
eru0r PIERPoNT for Governor 80 sdyo-
Gated, through q correspondent, in the
Intelligeucer?
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THE late English battle in Egypt al
most comes up to the dignity ola West
EN- train robbery. TwentyfOur men
were killed.
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TIE sprightly Young editor of the ln-
telligeueer is one Of the few Republicans
who have the courage to speak out
sgaiSst the Boss of his party.
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Boston has started new party Oh
foundation Of civil service reform and
anti-silver. II Is too sweet to live long.
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The editor of the Intelligencer came
from climate not cOIgenial to BOssss.
He does not take kindly to the ring
methods Of BDss ATKINSON.
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ALEXANDER BONE, sR.,

NOTARY PUBLIC, CEREBRAL BUaINH5
IN and Licensed Real Estats Agent, STOCK
and Money Broker Deeds, leases, acknoWl.
Up, merchants and manufsctursT book
ipened, houses rented, rents collected, collso.
IONS promptly rsmitted. All bualnem oorre0-
pondence conh6sntlslly attAnded %. No. liss
Market street, OttS Flock, corner Of Narket
and Twelfth 81. Wheeling. Wv nom
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DIR. BLAINE is the innocent babe in
the political woods.
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TARIFF and "cold tea" are merely
matters Of taste with most Congress
men, but too much discussion Of them
il liable to cause heavy heads
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TNOR SALE.-FARM OF lG2 ACRES, RICH
u limestone soil. about 2 miles from Ben
wood, Marshall county, W. Va, about 81
scres under cultivation, p acres IL grass y
outoulldines. Also, comfortable dwelling
out g end from ten to IL acres OF land one
mile from BenwOo1 JuncdOr, on county
road, with choice selection OF fruit trees
inst bearing Two never failing springs;
al owe high water. Wv I0GE & BIO.
mr6h 1901 Market Street.
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THE recent suicide of q drummer
proves the truth of the old maxim
about the rule add the exception. Toe
'drummedn one generally dies.
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THE TIIDEN "drOsky" is thus far
ahead in the Presidential race.
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Notice.

DEDEMPTroN or CITY BoNDS-HQ'
II ss OF the TX per cent bonds OF
citV of Wheeling, ts'ued under t1ef -
aceoI dance with provisions OF said ~
nance, the following bonds. viz: IT.
I7s, 24t, S42, 76. 30S. 224, IL. 2X.n
as, 3o2, ga, IS. $50. 81, 3oI, S3sVS
81. 2s7, 26l, 4. 2SS, lei, hsviIh 30
the un6 srsigned, and will cease to liz
terekt on and after April LIST, 1884.
HENRY X. L ST,
BENZ. DAVENPQI
mira Commissioners City Of Wns.
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FOR RENT.

A L arge New Store Room
RIcenentiy located at No. los Main strest,
where no foods ever damage
Enquire Of JAMES L HAWLEY.
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For Rent.
PIANOS ! Pianos !
FLOOD! FLOOD! FLOOlI

TIIFN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
L the finest clothing damaged by ths hood
and must be sold regard! ess OF cost. We Will
remove April LIST 10 George Roth's old stand,
corner OF Nam and Twenty-iirst streets, and
will sell out all our pre- sent stock before NOV
ms. Every body is invited TO call as soon as
posslbi II they wish to save money, at No.
1928 Nam street, Centre Wheeling.
mT5obeSg c. sTEINFELD.
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farm for Sale,

EIyE MILES SOUTHEAST OF BEN.
u WOOD, Marshal county, W. Va, aud
lying ON the waters OF Little Grave Greek 3.
mouse and stable; well improved; mostly all
in grass; all kinds OF fruit, and the LAND
itch. ! viii sell this farm at 8 bargain, pricf
81, 100, with easy payments. For farther pa
ticulsr. address ]. ID. REILLY, n
fe2SO Benwood. Marshall Co., W. Va
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A GEN1s WANTED FOE THE PICTo.
"A RIAL Complete Stock Doctor. mbesS-
ing hone,, cattle, shseR, swine. poultry. bess
spd dog b Hon: u efiaH. o. The prairie
every subject Of Farm STOCK, In Health ana
Disease. Two charts for falling 800 Of hons
and cattle; ne eneravfnEs and dx ooiorsd
bowi For exclusive tssTitoYy, con6deutiG
Terms, etc, AddreM y. d. TH0HRBON q co..
g. Louis, No. or New York. dAf1uS
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FOR SALE.
A FIRST-CLASS FARM OF ONE HUN
n DRkD and twenty-siX sores, with good
improvements, one.bah mile from the
Nations Al road and Hsmpheld Railroad, and
eight " lies from Wheeling. VIII be sold upon
reasonable terms For particulars inquire of
ALEXANDER BONE,
Real Estate Agent,
febih Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS.
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SWEAK AND UNDEvKLoPED PARm
w Of the Human Body EnlarKed, Dc.
Feloped and Btrengthsnsd," stc., II A Inter.
sitting advertisement long run In oar paper
In reply 70 inquiries We Win say that thsfe 4
contrary, tbs advertisers are vsfy hixhiy In
torsed- interested psrpona may gsS ssalod
urculsn giving al part1eulAn by eddySNtng
ne 1s asd s g, 20 Boz a. Baesls IL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06

No. S52.-IOCATED IN LUBBOCK CoUN-
ty, 10 miles nom the city of colorado, on the
waters of Ycllowhouse Creek, 2-years tease,
from August /, 1888, on 1920 acres Of land,
well set in mesquite and gramna grass
has eighteen never-ialling springs OF
rooms, garden, "irrigated," two dug
outs, 1--WE stone and one PLANK cor
rals, also dipping vat and boiler, two tents
and camp outiit; also the following described
flock OF sheep;
l2i2 ewes, graded TO shear 6.pounds,
400 eve lambs, graded 10 shear 6E pounds,
87S wether lambs, graded 10 shear pounds,
SIS wethers, graded TO shear pounds,
% bucks, graded to shear 10 pounds,
These sheep are cross between the span
ish Merlno and California-good ages.
On the above ranch there IL plenty 81 fne
range in the Yeilowhouse Canyon, well pro-
tectcd for the winter. The aboNesheep, ease
for cash,