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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-04-15

"Many Persons, imagining it might
recommend them to the People, have
made it their business to charge Me
with being the sole Protector of the
Building for Mine own aggrandise-
ment and emolument, and that my
Head is running the country to much
greater Charge than IS necessary"
But the assembly evidently thought
he was the right man in the right
place. for they kept him there, and
he died before the building was COM
pleted. This was old independence
hall. Its contraction consumed
about fifteen years it's size was
44x100 feet. The erection of the bell
tower was an afterthought, and was
added five years later. in 1749. At
the session of 175O-51 the house
passed a resolution directing the
superintendent of the building to
procure a suitable bell to hang in the
tower accordingly some weeks later
the following letter was sent to Eng
land:
.sTo Robert Charles, of London, Nov.
1, 1851:
.Respected Frie,sd-The Assembly
having ordered us (the Superintend-
ents Of the State House, to procure a
bell from England to be purchased for
their use, we take the liberty to apply
ourselves to thee to get us a good bell
of about two thousand pounds weight,
the cost. of which we presume may
amount to about one hundred pounds
sterling, or perhaps with the charges,
! etc.
eve hope and rely on thy care and
assistance in this affair. and that thou
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. G. G. Birdseys. of Blackfost, "'h"i
ena yesterday morning fer the East.
Messrs. A. s. Higgins, Thos. +. Ward and
Thomas McTague, of Anaconda, were in
town this week.
Miss Olive Charroin, Of Wisconsin, who
spent a season here, has returned to remain
this summer again, and is the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs Larabie.
Master George Milst, whe is good one
for his age on roller skates, went ever to
Helena this week to try conclusi ons with a
lad from Butte named George Potter, who is
one year his senior.
Mr.. Ed. Delaney, Of Helena, whose special
business in this world appears to be going
around making people happy, dropped in
for o few days visit in Deer Lodge this
week. His visits are always welcome.
Mr.. j. T. Trigg, who laid the brick walls
of the school house, Christian church and
Ed. 4. IrvIne's residence, past seasons, re-
turned this week from Iowa, and is prepared
to contract for other buildings. He has no
superior In his business.
Mrs. Jshn S. Mills and children and Miss
Bette Williams came down from Anaconda
Tuesday, and the former are guests Of Judge
Battcrton. Mr.. Mills left on few hours
notice last Saturday for Pittsburgh, Pa,
where his mother, now we'll advanced in
years, was lying very i'll Of pneumonia and
not expected TO recover.
Mr.v. b. McQuestion, one Of our esteemed
old residents, who has been a severe sufferer
from rheumatism for several years, returned
q few days ago from three months visit to
friends in Minnesota. Nc. tried the Gregson
Hot Springs, near Stuart, before going east,
and having obtained there much relief, is
gsing back to try the baths again few
weeks, in hopes that he may entirely re-
cover. We trust he will.
DIR. Geo. G. Douglas, for eight years past
resident physician In Salt Lake City, and for
the fifteen years preceding Surgeon in the
U. s. Regular Army, has concluded to locate
In Deer Lodge fer the practice OF medicine
and surgery, and has an sffice temporarily at
the McBurney House. DR.. Douglas Is a gem
tlemen of high standing In his profession
and socially. Concluding to leave Salt Lake,
his decision in favor of locating in Deer
Lodge was largely influenced by the educa-
tional facilities afforded here, and he will
soon bring his family hither.
Mr. s. Z. Larabie returned Tuesday from
California, whence he went to spy out the
land Ed. is thoroughly delighted with por-
tons Of California, and especially the region
about San Mates and Monterey. He thinks
IL the Eden of America, where perpetual
summer reigns, and art, taste and lavish ex-
penditure of money have supplemented the
munifcent endswments of nature to make
an Elysian on earth. Fer sojsurn Of two
or three months during the long Montana
winter, he thinks there is no place 50 delight
fully attractive, and his description has al
most induced us to draw out few millions
and 60 Down there and buy half-acre Of
ground.
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PROCEEDINGS OF COUNTY COMMITS
SIONERS.
Deer Lodge County-March Session, 1873!

MARcn 2.-Board met In regular session.
Officers present. Chairman John Y. Batter
ton, Morgan Evans, J. III. Helms, Commits
sisners, and VIM. +. Stanley, Clerk.
Frank d. Brown was appointed Justice Of
the Peace fer Philipsburg township.
Taxes of j. Solomon were rsmitted.
Bills were allowed on the county and con-
tingent funds.
A county road was established between
Race Track and Dempsey Creek.
Board adjourned until M arch 8.
MARCH 3.-Present same officers. Ac-
counts were allowed on the county, poor and
contingent funds.
Adjourned until March 4.
MARCH 4.-Present same officers. VIM. r.
Logan was appointed Constable for Ophir
township, from March 4, 1885, to March 4,
1886
Petition FOR new road on the old Helena
and Deer L. sdge stage road, was presented and
not granted.
Numerous accounts were allowed on the
several funds.
Grand an d petit juries were selected for
the May ter IN of court.
WarrantS we're cauceDtQ on utHcTohti uuuS
made void by limitation.
Jury accounts for December term were al
lowed.
DR. Allen Hardenbrook was appointed Fire
Warden Of Anaconda, on petition therefor.
Mrs. Mantsn's tar was RENTED.
$500 was transferred from poor fund to
the general road fund.
$500 was appropriated from general road
fund to build bridge across Deer Lodge
river at DrummoDd, and Thomas Grifith
appointed supervisor In the construction OF
said bridge.
$50 was appropriated to b. h. Horton to
repair road In his district.
settlement was made with several Road
1 Supervisors.
1t was ordered that James B. McMaster,
1 Sheriff, make . contract with Gov. B. p. Car
penter for keeping OF the Territorial prison
es from the time Of sentence until transfsr-
I red to other places Of confinement.
AdSnurnAd
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ECLIPSE OF THE SUN
Next Monday Morning, March 10.

Next Monday there will be an eclipse Of
the sun, visible In nearly all parts of the Uni
ted States. II will be an annular, or ring
eclipse, en- belt about seventy miles wide,
starting in near Cape Mendicino, Cal, and
traversiug the continent Northeast across
California, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, the
British Possessions, Rafins Bay and Green
land, where IL will leave the earth. The osly
large towns in the United States on the GEN.
trial liHe Of the eclipse are Eureka, Cal, and
Bozeman, NJ. T. The ring will not be quite
perfect at Deer Lodge. The eclipse will be-
gin here about a. IN. mean solar time the
ring will form about 1910 n m, and the
eclipse end about 1l.40 a. N. This will be the
last "annular" eclipse Of the sun visible In
the United States this century. Go and see IL.
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No. 1898.
Mining Application.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA Mt March q. 1895.


Notice 10 hereby given that James p. Valley, Ro-
land II. Rombauer and William Weinstein, whose
postoce address is Philipsburg, Deer Lodge county,
ton for lass linear feet OF the FAR DOWN lode,
mine or vein situated In Flint Creek Mining District
Deer Lodge county. Montana Territory, and desgna-
ted BY the ofcia plat and field notes fle In this
once a. Lot No. 50 In township North, Range Is
West and described ~ follows, to-wit-
Begipning at the southeast corner granite stone
which the Initial Point for this district bears 50
degs % min s37.6 feet distant and running thence
10 degs - pain w 1855 feet; thence N 10 degs "
min 900 feet; thence N 70 dcgs II min 1855 feet;
thence 10 degs 4S min 600 feet 10 the place OF be-
ginning and containing an Of 1876 acres claimed.
The location OF this mine IL recorded in the Re-
corder's ONCE Of Deer Lodge County. In Book NJ
Of iodeS page b.
The emily adjoining claimant TO these premises 70
James p. Valley ct Al to the Far Down Extension
sis-iot =. Atkinson, Register.
N. D. RmoxLIxs, Atty for Applicants.
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To arrive in fen days at
BENNETT Bros Warehouse q
car load of Mixed Machinery con-
sistinS of
PLOWS,
H.4RROWS,
Pull T.ERIZERS,
SHOVEL PLOWS,
FEED GRINDERS,
BONE GRINDERS,
sls.u Etc., Etc., Etc.
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BY OTHERS
LEARN OUR NEW PRICES
AND BE YOUR OWN JUDGE.
RETAIL GROCERY
DEPARTMENT.

E. L. BONNER & CO.. desire
to call the attention Of the Pub
lie to their New Grocery Store
on Main ST., having removed
their Retail Stock into the north
half or the Dry Goods Store.
The Retail Trade Will hereaf-
ter be supplied from this front,
where a New, Complete and
Wen-Selected Stock Of Family
Groceries can always be found.
The building heretofore occu-
pied by them as retail grocery
store will hereafter be used for
the Wholesale Trade Exclu-
sively.
We are BotO better prepared than
eUer to cater to the public in GEN
eraJ, and OouJd very respectfully
solicit q share of the trade.
RancHmen, call and get our
prices. We are prepared to take
all kinds of produce at highest
market price.
Very respectfully.
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WASHINGTON, March "A decision was
rendered by this Supreme Court to-day in
the case of the Kansas Pacific railroad COM
pany, plaintiff in error, against Lewis Dun
meyer, in error from the Supreme Court of
Kansas. The sum involved in the suit is
only 5000, but it raises questions covering
controverted titles to many thousand acres
of valuable land. The controversy relates
to the title to q small piece Of land en-
braced within the limits Of the grant to the
Union Pacific railroad company and its
branches. One Miller made . homestead
entry on this land July %, 1866, and 1t is
admitted that this entry was valid II the land
was public land subject to entry. The grant
to the railroad company conveyed to 1t all
certain alter nate sections OF land Cncluding
the piece In controversy "not sold, reserved
or otherwise disposed of by the United
States, and to which presumption or home
stead claim may not have attached at the
time the line of said road Is definitely fixed"
The question raised by the language of the
land grant, between Miller and the company,
is whether the homestead claim Of the for
mer attached ct the time the line Of the rail-
road was definitely fixed.
DECISION OF THE COURT.
The court holds, first, that under this
grant, As under many other grants contain
ing the same words, or words to the same
purport, the act which fixes the time Of def
mite location Is the &C. Of filing map or plat
Of this line In the Office Of the Commissioner
of the General Land Office second, that the
language In the excepting clause of the grant
Is not modified or repealed by section Of
the amendatory act Of 1854; third, that the
designation Of the general route Of the road
and the filing Of the map thereof In the gen.
eral land ofics September IL, 1865, did not
withdraw the land from homestead entry
under the statutes by virtue of which the
company claim it; fourth, that the line Of
definite location Of the company was first
fled with the Commissioner General Of the
land Office September 81, 1896; 9Th, that
the hs messead claim of Miller had attached
prior to that time, and sixth, that when Mil
Ter subseq uentiy abandoned his entry, the
land did not revert to the railroad company,
- II originally granted TO 1t, but remained
part Of the public domain. The judgment
of the Supreme Court of Kansas is affirmed.
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LATEST FROM THE LEGISLATURE.
Some Items Boiled Down Hard.

HELENA, March IL, Wiley,
of Bozeman was this p. m. confirmed Super
intendent of Public Instruction.
Thomas Stuart, of Deer Lodge, was con-
frmed Veterinary Surgeon for the Territory.
r. G. Walker, OF Choteau; Granville Stu
art of Meagher; Frank Robertson, of Gus
ter; J. 8. Day, of Dawson; r. s. Hamilton,
of Lewis and Clarke, and A. s. Ellis, Of Vel
lowstone, were appointed and confirmed as
members of the Cattle Commission.
The Council this afternoon passed tho
county office salary bill with some amend
ments. The bill takes effect in all counties,
fer all officers except Treasurer and Assessor,
Dec. l, 1885. Fer Treasurer it takes effect
March !, 1886, and for Assessor, Immediately.
FolloMing are the salaries as finally fixed:
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Mr.. Stanley has been for many years ares
ident of this county, and has hosts of de-
served friends who will ba glad to learn of
his marriage 70 one Of the fairest and wor-
thiest young ladies Of our community. Dur
ing the wedding ceremony the church was
crowded to the steps by friends of the happy
couple, and the altar group, composed Of the
bride and groom, and Miss Grace Farms
worth and Miss Mamie B. Kelley, brides
maids, made picture of happiness and
leveliness all enjoyed. The NEW NORTH
WEST offers its congratulations and earnest
wishes for long and ever happy lives.
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Millions of BEETLES of DIR. Kings New Dis
covory for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
have been given away as Trial Bottles OF the
large size. This enormous outlay would be
disastrous TO the proprietors were It not for
the rare merits possessed by the wonderful
medicine. Call at the Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S
drug store and get Trial BEETLE free, and try
for yourself IL never fails to cure. SO6
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PHOTOGRAPH Gallery.

Having re-opened my Photograph Gallery
on Court House Square, Deer Lodge, I am
prepared to take Photographs in the best and
latest styles of the art and at reasonable
prices. Parties desiring pictures are request
ed to call on and after Monday, Dec. 8th,
when will be prepared TO give them prompt
attention. w. III. PILLINER,
8O4tf Photographer.
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Notice to the Public.

TO schoDa Il may Concern. Any person Civ
ing credit for food or raiment to Fred
Vaughn, without an order from me, may
Jook 70 him Individually for payment. He
h doing business In his own name without
my consent or permit. JOHN VAUGHN.
Deer Lodge, March 10, 1885. SIS -
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SAFE FOR SALE.

ANo. o, fre-proof, combination lock, Dieboid
Safe. Of standard construction, in perfect order,
- good - new IN every respect, will be sold 1t
low figure applied for soon. The No. refer
red to 10 46 inches high outside, 30 inches wide
and IA inches deep inside-iarge enough for ali
ordinary purposes. Weight 100 pounds. The
SAFE can be seen NJ the Office Of
THE NEW NORTHWEST.
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Rucklen's Avnica SaIve.

The Best Salve in the werld for Cuts
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and Positively
cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by
8021yr THE DEER LODGE DRUG Co.
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GRANDMA CIGARS.
FOR SALE.

A No. / Hay Ranch, situated on Race
Track creek, between the railroad and the
Butte road The creek runs through IL from
west to east, making it one of the most de-
sirable farming or winter grazing ranches In
Deer Lodge valley. 1t is all under fence and
is within three-fourths of mile of railroad
switch. Terms, cash or reasonable time,
with good security.
Apply to ED. II. IRVINE,
810-tf Deer Lodge, M. T.
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Job Waron and Teaminr.

have q Job Wagon on the streets of Deer
Lodge during working hours every day, and
am prepared to deliver Trunks or Packages
to and from any residence promptly and at
reasonable rates. Also do heavy teaming
and Job Hauling at low rates. Leave orders
at Cartons.
scott GEo. TUCKER.
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500 MEN WANTED.
10 work on Railroad. Graders, Rock
men. Carpenters, Track-layers, Axe
men, Teamsters, etc., etc., wanted.
Enquire at
sl4 BENNETT BROS.
Proposals Invited.

will receive proposals until March 10Th,
1886 for the erection Of the brick Domitory
building Of the College OF Montana ~ Deer
Lodge, the said building being 42xs0 feet,
three stories and basement Plans and spec
ifcations can be seen by calling on the nm
dersigned.
Deer Lodge, Feb %, 1885. si6td
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Fort Assinaboine Is reported TO Be quite
lively rs to social events. With card par
ties, germans and private theatricals. the
residents Of that post seem to be killing time
in = very agreeable manner.-Hrald.
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Estray Horses-.SlO.

For any information lead
| J;
ing to the whereabouts Of
- tive Gray Norman Colts
one horse colt and one
mare colt, both branded g
on left hip. The above an
SA 1xH W.. finals strayed from the I'M
designed about August,
1885. and are supposed to be on Nevada
Greek. JAMES COUGH,
Pioneer, M. T., March IL, 1885. S184t*
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STALLION FOR SALE.

have a beautiful Dapple Bay Stallion,
eight years old, which l have used with nay
band for several years for breeding purposes,
and now offer for sale at reasonable figures.
He is of the celebrated "BARNUM" strain and
q good true sire. He is over 16 hands high,
weighs over ], 200 pounds, has fine style, is
symmetrical In proportions, and is thorough
taactable and kind. Any person desiring to
purchase such a horse will find it to their in
terest to address me at Warm Springs P. o.
818tf JAMES l.. GOODWIN
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES every Sunday at i
q. m. and IN p. m. Sunday School at p. m.
Services also on Wednesday evening at IN.
GALEN WOOD, Pastor.
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EPIScOPhL-Relgiouss services will be held
at ST. James Episcopal Church. morning and
evening on the Third Sunday Of each month";
Rev S. c. Biackiston officiating.
Sabbath school every Sunday at 2 p. m, new
time.
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Estray Horses.

Came to my ranch on
! &
Peterson Creek, four miles
- from Deer Lodge, about
five months ago a straw
berry roam filly, bald face,
left hind foot white, brand
yN ,.. III ~. ed with cross on left hip.
The above animal Is
breachy. The owner Is hereby notified to
claim and prove property, pay charges and
take her away.
8l8-4t* HENRY HARRIS,
Deer Lodge, March il, 1885.
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No 1894.
Mining Application.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HGLEsA, NJ. T., March Q. 1885. (
Notice Is hereby given that james p. Valley, Ro-
land T. Rombauer and William Weinstein whose Post
Office address Is Philipsburg Deer Lodge county NJ t.,
have this day aled their application for 1887 linear
feet OF the EXTENSION OF THE FAR DOWN lode
mine vein. stuated in Flint Creek Mining District
Deer Lodge Co.. u. T., and designated by the official
pia and field notes on Ale In this office Lot No. 81
in Township z North, Range 10 West, and described
as follows, to-wit-
Beginning at The southeast corner granite boulder
4x6x4 feet marked with q cross x1 and 1-13SS for
corner No. from which the Initial Point for this
district bears so deg 30 min 1905 feet distant and
running thence 10 dogs 10 min w coo feet; thence
SS4 dogs 81 min w 1887 feet thence 10 dogs % min
600 feet thence " dogs 81 min 1887 feet TO the
place Of beginning and containing an area of iTS5
acres claimed.
er's office OF Deer Lodge county, In book IN" Of
lodes, on page 62.
The only adjoining claimant to these premises 10
James r Valley ct al TO the Far Down lode, survey
No, 1887 on the east.
NIB. Ringeling, Atty for AppIicants. sis-iot
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PRESBYTERIAN-Serv every Sunday at
II o'clock a. m, and o'clock p. m. Sun
day School every Sunday at 2 o'clock.
Ell GROENEVELD, Minister.
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BORN.

DOOLEY-At New Chicago. February 90, SIS,
to Mr.. and Mrs. M. Dooiey, daughter.
MARRIED.
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sHANLEY-FARNSWoR = In ST. James
Church, Deer Lodge, Monday evening.
March 8, 1885, Rev. s. c. Blackiston off,
eiating, Mr.. VIM. r. Stanley and Miss
Flora Farnsworth, all of Deer Lodge.
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INAUGURATION BALL.
Exhibit q Receipts and Expenditures.

The Committee having charge of the In
auguration Ball respectfully submit the fol-
lowing exhibit of receipts and expenditures :
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RAILROAD LANDS.

An Important Decision by the U. s. Supreme
Court.
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-oCIETY MEETINGS..
RELIGIOUS.

cArHoLIc-Serviees every Sunday. Sunday
School at o'clock each Sunday under direction
OF Sisters OF Charity.
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WIN. COLEMAN'S
HEADQUARTERS
SPORTING GOODS.


Sharp's and Winchester Rifles, Needle Guns,
Breech- and MuzzIe-Loading Shot-Guns, Re-
volvers, Ammunition, Metallic and Paper
SHELLS FOR SHOT-GUNS.
FULL STOCK OF FIELD GLASSES AND FISHING TACKLE.
AN ENDLESS ASss!sEN! 0! Eus7syENS GOODS
cIeARs g TosAccos g CIGARETTES = PIPES.
Smokers Articles in Great Variety
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, ETC
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NEW TODAY
FARMERS!
Look to Your Interests !

Look to Your Interests!
ind purchase your Machinery
where you are sure you can get
EXTRAS to replace Worn-out or
broken parts. To make yourself
sure ofthis advantage, you should
purchase of us, as zoe are here to
stay and you will Arrays 1tnd q
Good assortment of Machinery to
select from.
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Ell. Bonnie! &Cu.

DEER LODGE.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16
A Graphic Picture.

The Ov rlnnd gives the following lit
OF descriptive sentiment: In the whole
world, ouc IL tempted To Lciicyc there is
nothing like the old mining camp for
contcmtcd acceptance OF the way II Prov
ldeucc. Tho sicrpirst fisher VILLAGE
that c"Cr chung go durk ellis above slow
brcts"rs aud white scn.sand, will rouse
from It's quiet when shoals Of herring
I'LL the bay, or when Winter storms hun
come doomed ship on the rocks: the
--LATEST 'Illrg "f all the valleys will
grow. though slowly. by increase Of the
value OF lands, and by better means OF
communication with mrsyr towns; &c
= peaceful h ll.tribc of the A'glmn foot.
bills HAY find their little vii ayc invaded
10y boundary cpmIuiRsi n,rs and ennis.
saii,S Of empires whose capitals ME u
c%omlinput uwiy. hut the old mining
camps rep rsc ~ unhrok II. II u man
moves away he leave, his house behind
him. uns'ld. umcmcl Cor, aud ,hcro II
stnuls iH, II lot, into Il pile Of kimd,iny
wool. on falls DOWN the bank, or Il util.
Ghrh It, - Ton fire 10y the boys IN limo
OF political icryur. Yuud,r WIS Il
pr tiy gar len on the slopes, but ia
miucrs here have stopped WORK, the
water u 'vs n more in the iii eli. the
garden il Il al nnl gone 10 DIST md
weeds. Tie ferns and red lhisil,s cover
II like u gnrm, ut. IIctc Ia u building
wi II solil urick wnl &. iron shutters. and
~ door which would stand n siege fron
u rrgi mcnt. This was u bank orcc aud
the 'xprsss company had On Office there,
md he miners b0ughl exchanges and
letters o! credit on tumbnrg.
Paris. London and New York-it snys