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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-03-30
WITH YOUR HEAD NoRlHwARD.
Scientific Reasons for Sleeping ut RICH
Angles TO the Equator.

Scientific Reasons for Sleeping at Right
Angles TO the Equator.
St. Louis Globe Democrat
A doctor says: There Is no doubt in nv
mind but that the belief that human beings
should sleep with their bodies lying north
and south has its foundation in true sci
entifc facts. Each human system has
two magnetic pOles-one positive and one
negative. Now, it Is true that some per
sons have the negative pole in the feet,
and vice versa. IN order that the person
sleeping should be IN perfect harmony
With the magnetic phenomena of the earth
the head, if it possess the positive pole
should lie to the south. or if the feet pos
sesS the positive pole the head should lie
to the north. The positive pole should
always lie opposite to the magnetic center
of the continent and thus maintain a mag
netic equilibrium. The positive pole of
the person draws one way, but the mag
netlc pole of the earth draws the other
way and forces the blood toward the feet,
effects the iron in the system, tones up the
nerves, and makes sleep refreshing and
lnvlgoratlng. But if the person sleeps
the wrong way, and fails to become mag
netlcally enrapport with the earth, he will
then probably be too magnetic, and he
Wiz nave u lShC' resulting from lllS mag
netic forces working too fast, or he will
not be magnetic enough, and the great
strain will cause feeling of lassitude,
sleep will not be refreshing, and in the
morning he will have no more energy than
cake of soap. Some persons may scoff
! at these ideas, but the greatest scientific
men of the world have studied the sub ect
| Only recently the French Academy of
| Science made experiments upon the body
of a guillotined man, which go to prove
! that each human system Is in itself an
electric battery, one electrode being rep
resented by the head, the other by the feet
! The body was taken i'm Iediately after
death aud placed on a pivot, to move as
1t might. After some vaciLiation the head
portion turned toward the north, the body
then remained stationary. One of the
| professors turned it halfway around, but
it soon regaine3 it's original position, and
the same result was repeatedly obtained
until organic movement finally ceased.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-03-30
READ THIS, NERVOUS SUFFERERS


IJove ,-,,,, I,sr,,,si, i,If.r,stior copsti,,ti,-
-, 80. - -
kinney ana liver ulseaSet Livery houF you neg
leCt them may take years from your life
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i''o YOU i'S' 'o'SeHS' "e"NteSS' HCi ''"H 0s-
bihty, SleepleSSncSS and exhaustion? Every beat
of your heart is but funeral march towards Your
,rravc
lave you neuralgia, rheumatism, epilepsy, PAT
pitatiun. the tobacco or morphine habit? ANY
one OF these Is liable at any moment To take your
heart in its deadly grasp
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-03-30
st. PeterShurg'S Novel Ceremony

The spring break up usually occurs
about the middle of April, when all cross
ing upon the ice is stopped by the pO-
lice, and the ceremony of opening the
river takes place. No boat is allowed TO
be launched till the governor of the city
has passed up and down the entire dis
lance and taken a goblet of water with
his report to the emperor, who drinks it,
fills the silver cup with gold coins for the
poor. Then the governor rows over the
course again, declares tho Neva open to
navigation, and all The inhabitants who
have boats or can hire them follow him
with bands OF masic by day and fireworks
by Night, great festivities occur in their
houses and the places OF public resort
state ball is sometimes given to ceie-
brate the opening of the river.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-03-30
A Bad Case.
1id-BItS.

Our capacity for affection is not to be
valued to lightly, and genuine love is an
article of which there should be a very
generous supply in every well-ordered
household; but the harsh, cold uHsympa-
thetic world is likely to do some giggling
when bride of a month stands at the
head of a second flight of stairs and calls
down TO ner husband, who is in the hall
below:
"Walter, DEAR"
eyes, darling?"
you gone yet, lover"
"No, pet"
"Are you in hurry, sweetest"
"a little, precious"
Gould you come back just a moment,
darling?"
"What for, lovely"
'Oh, for something, dearie."
"What is it, birdie?''
ooh, come and see, darling"
I'm late now. little grille
Only for moment, dearest"
Cant you tell me where am, PETE"
NO, sweetheart;
"AlI right love; I'm coming
You dear old boy"
you darling!"
This it bad case, but ten to one they'll
get over ii in time
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-03-30

Particular Customer an afraid that
butter you speak of is too cheap to be
good.
Grocer-Its regular dairy butter, miss;
we'll have another lot in tomorrow. Let
me send you some.
Has 1t coed keeping qualities!
Keeping qualities? Why, madam, the
lady that runs the big boarding house
next door, told me she never had butter
thas lasted so long as this does.
Thursday was the anniversary of the
birth of the late Fmneror William
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-03-30
The Longest Word in the D!ctionas,

- incompetent To communicate the iueXpresSlblG
.atSfuc ION and il COMPREHENSIVE consequences
'rsUtmy from Il judr,UuS a administration Of Dr.
lrercc'S EavorIte Prescription, a preparation de
'.-sn'd eSpcI ally for the speedy relief and per
'r:tuout cure of all Female Weaknesses, Nerv
BUSINESS. and Diseases peculiar IL tie female sex
rhc ouiN remedy for wunau'S peculiar ills, sol,
10y drug ..-I>. Uudtr Il p'-llN" sUIrantCe to Civ
satisfaction sec guarantee ou wrapper of bottle
This guarantee has b en- taautuy carried out for
many ears by tn UrnITrctur~-
There is genuine cast, of the Office sceEn
he man Ia kentucky. Tie "a a country post
MASTER, and has alsCoudei with 500 worth OF
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-03-30
ADVERTISEMENT ONLY ONCE IN Tuls PAPER

dam AZ Quick Stream, mile above
East Blackstone, Mass, gave way Wedues-
day night. Railroads, highways and
other property was damaged to the cx.
tent of 1000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-03-30

BUCHUPAIBA. Great Kidney Remedy. 81.
WELLS HEALTH REVIEWER for weak men.
WELLS HAIR BALSAN II gray, gradually
restores color: elegant tonic dressing. soc.
a writer insists that American girls are too
eddy" He must lave met some Of our girls
who have been going round good deal
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-03-30

"ROUGH ON ITCH Ointment cures Skin Hu
m0rs PimI!es Flesh Worms Ring Worm, letter
salt EheuIn, Frosted Feet, ChilDlains Itch, Ivy
Poison, BARRIERS Itch Scald Head, Eczema so.
Druggists or mail. Z S. Wells Jersey City y. J.
ROUGH on PILES. Quick, complete cure SOC
Jh- 50 ltest Of .Elts mortal sees,
" h!Cn the laOst hardened feelings would hurt
Is th- c-Oss-eyed girl Of uncertain age
" no IS dOing her best 70 HIrt.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-03-30
They d stOp at the sight % lbs Ia.
Many People Refuse to Take Cod

Liver Oil account Of its unpleasant taste
| This difficulty has been overcome n SCOTS
Emulsion Of Cod LIVER Oil with HypOphps
phtes. 1t Icing as palatable milk, and the
most valuable remedy known for the treatment
of Consumption, SCrofula and Bronchitis, Gener
al Debility. Wasting Diseases Of Children, ChrOn-
&c Coughs and Colds, has caused physicians in all
parts If the world to it. Physicians report
little patients take it with pleasure. Try
SCOTS Emulsion and be convinced
Counsel Ito witness)-It it possible, Uncle Ras-
tuS. that you would swear 10 what you know is
not true for a single paltry dollarf Uncle
Restus Indignantly No sab; the gemman guy
III -
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-03-30
Cnnsnmntinn snreIv Cnred.

To the EditOr:-Pease inform your readers
that [ have a positive remedy for the ABOVE
named disease BY its timely use thousands OF
hopeless cases have been permanently cured.
shall be glad to send two bottles of my remedy
FREE to any of your readers who have consump.
ton if they will send me their Express and
L. O. address Respectfully.
T A. SLOCUN, NJ. c., 1871 Pearl s., n Y.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-03-30

hr willing posC uip balls T uuIi a.tan ut th
tenv capable purchasing largely tsutuied soOrh,
resulting obtaining thH vulr stock Of >iitI aud
Satin Ribbon Remnants eft rr,.uluf tho largest -
those houses, who imported ths dm, an lhf.r &c ods may
b,jrnruiud uTHua- nu' ta O." hv i'uut except
in very America. Yet they Ei'. away
ETCC: urug h, known rI#ui lrruTHt tor all tho
Inirz beautiful ,la-luf. ,ni.v ru.s Haatry free. We
have expended thousands at dollars iu ht direction, aud vu'
varied. and un-t r,uIly ut rib
Iuus. conceivable -ld u width, 0udHl ct excellent
quality. Hla.tr utyk bonnet strings, hat trimmings,
tN,-r time eIui- Hul upwards In lcugh
though rauu1uts. lfn prI. and late styys, Hui
hr daIru beautiful rirrd tnuuhlr and ''-
l1ut. sEONyIU. "t = hon containing "a 'oUuplCtC
= uTtulCut Og tltCAS' elegant ribbons Free.
The Practical nbO'u-CArCpCT and b.adtCs'
EiTcsidC Companion. published monthly hyu-, Is ac-
kuouIcdrd. 10y those competent 60 Judge to be the best peri,
luatrls regular irr s1u per send ;Fh rcuts and
Will srl Trial nnH Will nlan srnt free
ribbons, - subsvr aud boxes, Nss cts; 4
mud boxes, - pur-ryui stamps
than H. G q friends lvuy thrly get
ting Gul boxes only s dc H n nw
The above 'Ir 81 based ON this tIe those Nhnfni
periodical Referred &C., r year wnnt 1t thrHtr and
make money We mako this Errnt otter IN uricr 60
- 900 subscribers, who, not now hut srNt
wear and TO- thereafter. shall reward us with profit be-
The majority eft them will wish t"Icuvv their suhsrrip
will dunu. Tho required Is hut small tuotun
price wguld have to Rt store for much
far inferior ribbons Best bargain
will fully appreciate II until aft"r all
fectly satisfied thsou send once prob
ably & nppcnTuEiiu. Address,
IL. HALLEIl a. co, PJHLIsuERS, PORTLAND, MAINE.
81. r.t,.4. .Ht... 10
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-03-30

Husband ION dark piazza)-You wretched Jeze-
bel hate you'll
Wife How could marry such a wretch?
Landlord (advancing)-Come, come; I'll have
no 4. rtiua on these piaZZas
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-03-30
Spring Medicine

Nearly everybody needs a reliable spring II dieine
10 eEPei The impurities which have accu Ezted in the
blood during the winter to keep UP strength The
warm weather comes en- create az appetite and pro
mote healthy digestion. Hg08's sarsapsrIra is The
most popular and successful Spring Medicine Try &
This spring and you VIII be convinced Of tt peculiar
H5eTi-.
~FO- Eve years : was sick every spring but last
~r took HOOd's sarzapsrIs and have not seen sick
1sy since G. y. sLo1.7. Milton. Mass.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-03-30

Sufferers from Coughs, Sore Throat, cir..
should try "BrOJUH'S Bronchial TrDchcS. a SIN
lie but sure remedy. Sold only IN Jores Price
- cents.
There was young fellow i'll Crete
Whom the girls thought unc0mmOuy sweet,
But $50 the yarn gOesl
When they came to propose
They stop at the sight of his feet.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-03-30

Esz>sN5ISsnSSzssses
Have You ever hsd rhrumatj,my
Do Nou have pans IN the back
noyuu have pains hetwetu tie shoulders
DO yea have night feverS o. night SwsatSS
DO YOU have Jatarrks
DO YOU have prtchinE or piuchiuG sensations in
the skim
Do you have numbuess on the size GU which
YOU lisY
Do ION have cold fe or hands,
DO You have sore lhrNaty
10 NOu have pains IN the breasts
How loug hsve GU been aIliuEs
Do YOU have ringing sounds roaring in the
he ADJ
Do you have dsafueSsS
10 you haN spells OF feeling afraid or uucer-
taul
DO you have confidence in yourselfl
Do YOU rest we'll at uightg
Do YOU dram!
Do on CoughH
l. the sslu satural. pale or s2llows
Have You pain in the eyess
D. you Aay- spot- before the eyes,
Have you CT, mps In the stomschs
Have on pain ia the back OF the GsadE
Nata ,p, call and mr. TOtlu will give Won
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-03-30
Hoods SarsapariIIa

s'SO@f = -]crE e tSc<f TITO
For Hr-t-clzss spring medicine ny wife s1d J
both tfInk very highly q Hoods ssrzapsriilz.
We both took e last spring II DID great deaf Of
good and re feI: better through the hot weather
rGan ever before i cared M OF wife sick headache
from which she has suffered great deal and relieved
me q dizzy, tired feeling I think every one
ought 70 take something 70 purify the blood
before the hot weather comes O., AMI shzu
certainly take Hoods s2rsspzrlz this spring" J. II
PEIRcE. sgPt- Granite Railway Co, Concord, y H
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-03-30
DDOE ~ hN TODD Al n
pkt)F. ). lIAl lUDJ, NJ. IL.

yTodg directions $40
French
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-03-30
DEAFNESS STEALS ON MAN
CROOKED LIMBS MADE STRAIGHT.

and Lmbs Shortened SweLed Shrunken by Disease
Lengthened, Reduced or Filled Out to their Natural
Length and Shape.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-03-30

Have you stiffness IN OACk nt the reCks
Have Won pam or wes l@ueSS in small OF backs
Do you have fits or falling sickness
Are YOU nervous and weak
Do YOU have feeling of weight and pressure in
the lungs or stomaChS
Do YOU belch winds
Are YOU COpStipated?
DO YOU awake with starts
Do you awake with feeling as though falling
out the fort Of the beds
Have you Scrofuia, old sores or skin di easeSf
Have YOU NaricoSe or enlarged veins?
Are your joints cords stiff
10 You feel tired in The morniuGS
Have YOU bad taste in the moGChf
Do you feel generally weak and debi itated
Is your liver affected
Have yen had typhoid feverS
Have Yen had lung feverS
Do YOU have pain or soreness OF the stomach
DO you sun from dySp-pSiaS
Have You shortneSS of BREATH
Or have you palptation Of the heart?
Then consult Prot s CLAY TODD, at the Psrs
Hotel. His IccrsS is the most remarkable ever
known All should see him.
q full account OF your case free Of charge.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-04-28
TIE PUBLIC LANDS.
An Important Decision Regarding
Their Use-Catsle VS.. sheep.

Their Use-csttls VS.. sheep.
(ogden Standard, April isth.l
The suit brought By the Pomontory
Stock Company against John B.
Houtz and others, which has been
mentioned before, came up in the
Third District Court yesterday morn
ing. The Promontory Company had
purchased large tract of railroad
land in Box Elder county, the even
numbered sections extending dis
lance of forty miles north and south
and thirty-six miles east ard west,
thus icing owned by them, whereas
the others remained public domain.
10 this area is found about $4,000
acres of Government land. The sheep
men claimed the right TO herd their
sheep on the public domain, as we'll
as the privilege of passing over the
company's lands in so doing. The
company was unable to fence their
land, except singly, each section has-
ing seperate fence, Us they would
otherwise enclose the whole. There
being no way whereby the sheepmen
could be kept from these lands, the
stock company sought for an injunc-
ton forbidding the sheep men 10
trespass, which would be virtually for
bidding them the use of the Govern
ment land for grazing purposes,
TIE facts in the case were reviewed
by Judge Zane. He stated that the
question was simply this Do the facts
alleged present case in which the
court should issue an injunction2
Would it be equitable TO do sol He
then reviewed the effects, should the
injunction be granted. The plaintiffs
admit that the Government will not
permit the enclosure of its lands and
yet they ask for the fencing of 300, 900
acres of Government land by an in.
junction. Sheep men could not pass
from one section Of the public domain
TO another without trespassing on
plaintiffs lands. They would there
fore be debarred from the use of this
land, while the plaintiffs would Sc
cure the use of not only their own
lands, but the public domain inside
this tract of 40 miles by So, only half
of which was owned by plaintiffs.
The public who may travel that way
would be forced to pass around this
block, SO miles, If travelling from
north to south, or 40 miles, if travel.
from east TO west.
The rights of one party could not
be given without infringing ON the
rights of others, and as the company
fully understood the situation a, the
time OF purchase, they could not now
deprive the public OF the use of $780,
900 acres of public domain, and APP
propriate it to themselves. Therefore,
the Injunction was denied.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-04-28

On the 18th instant Roscoe Conk-
ling, one of Americas greatest states
men and lawyers, passed away peace
fully at his residence in New York.
Following is brief sketch of his .ifc
and public services:
Roscoe Conkling was born at Al.
bany, New York, October 80, 1929.
where be received a good education
and began the study of law, adopting
10 - profession. In 1S46 he re-
moved to Utica. of which city he was
elected Mayor in 1858. AT the close
# tie same year he was elected Rep.
resehkAtive from New York, to the
Thisty-sixth Congress, serving ss a
member Of the Committee on the Dis.
iTict Of Columbia. He was reelected
TO the Thirty-seventh Congress, serv-
Ing - Chairman Of the Committee on
. Bankrupt Law and also as Chair
man Of that on the District of Colum-
hia. Mr.. Conkling again received
. reelection, to the Thirty ninth Con.
grsss and served on the Committee of
Ways and Means and Reconstruction,
being reelected at the end of the
term rs Representative to the Fourth
Congress, but in January, 1857, he
was chosen . Senator in Congress for
the term ending in 1878, serving on
tss Committee on Appropriations, the
yediciary, and Mines and Mining.
BE was also President of the Repub-
liesD State Convention of 1867, receive
log 9 reelection to the Senate for the
term ending in 1870, serving as Chair
man Of the Committee on the Revis-
len Of Laws. May 16, 1881, he re-
slgnsd the position ~ United States
Senator, and in the succeeding year
BE also declined the Office of associate
justice Of the United States of the
Supreme Court.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-04-28
STATE AND COAST ITEMS.

San Francisco is in fair way 10
beat New York in the murder record
for 1888.
The thermometer registered 90 de-
prees in the shade ut Hawthorne last
Saturday.
The Austin Reveille brings out its
rooster to crow over the resumption
of operations In that camp. Good.
The Silver State Land and Loan
Company applied for 300 acres of land
Wednesday. making 5000 in all taken
up by the company.
@. H. sproule, at ElkO, received a
day or two since $4,000 young trout
from the State hatchery, which were
planted in the Humboldt.
The Fresno Expositoz says that since
rabbit drives were instituted 100000
rodents have been killed in Kern, 60,-
900 in Tularc and 10000 in Fresno.
A man Is being surd in San Fran
cisco by dentist. The tooth carpen.
Ter cOaTReQ SSdS iOI uliiuS wv eCCtH'
He must have plugged them with dia-
mond.
The Carson Mint Is allowed SIC, 500
FOR officials, $4,000 for workmen's
salaries end $4,000 for contingent
expenses this year.
Ground for the new railroad work
shops at Sacramento has been broken.
The completed works will give 300
men employment.
The Courier says: Genoa is a per-
feet bower of blossoms reposing in an
ocean of green. If we do not have
freeze or hailstorm there will be
splendid lot of fruit, as only the peach
crop has yet been injured, and that
is not totally destroyed.
A gold bar was shipped from the
Pamlico mine, Hawthorne district,
last week valued at over $li 900.
This is a yield from seven sacks of ore.
The twenty tons now at the mill Is
expected to produce q cleanup of at
least $4,000.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-04-28

Late returns give Nichols q majo--
ity of 5000 for Governor of Louisi-
ana. Yarmouth, SO far as heard from,
carried but two parishes, his majority
in both being about 100. The Young
Mems Democratic ticket was elected
by about 5000 majority in New Or.
leans. Parishes. which were heretofore
invariably Republican, went Demo.
cratic this year.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-04-28

Under the Florida High-licepse law
an applicant for license must have
his application signed by 300 citizens
and printed in the county paper at his
own expense. He must pay for his
license $3.50 10 the State, $3.50 to the
county Treasurer and $3.50 to the town
or city in which he proposes TO sell.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-04-28

In Nebraska, where glandered
horses are externlinated by order of
the authorizes, the State pays the own
er for the value of the animal. It il
said quite profitable business is car.
ried on by parties who take over the
State line lots Of diseased horses from
Dakota, Iowa and other localities for
tho purpose OF receiving the bounty.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-04-28

When q new town is growing. all
the male inhabitants of the place can
drink at the same bar; but they must
have at least five kinds of churches Ia
accommodate those of different creeds.
This pe;ulisrity shows that religion is
divided where sin is united, and the
match is unequal
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-04-28
CAaavuAsn sallIs Defends HIS Tariff
Blll.


10 the House, on the 18th. Chairman
MillA IN discussing the Tariff bill,
proceeded with frequent citations from
economic authors and from tabulated
statements to elucidate his argument
that the high rate IF wages In this
country Was not the RESULT of the pro-
ssctive system. We had grown rich,
prosperous and powerful, not by any
restriction on foreign commerce, but
IN spite OF them. He quoted tables
to show that the tariff was not intend
ed 70 benefit the laborer the
benefits of the tariff pass into the
pockets of the manufacturers and
never came TO the pockets Of the la
borsr. Taking mp the case Of q pair
Of blankets where the tariff exceeded
the cost by 81 50, Mills declared that
every dollar of excess was reaped By
the manufacturers.
Craig Of Texas interrupted to ask
hew the Ways and Means Committee
had treated those blankets. Mills re-
piled Il had reduced the tariff on
blankets from 81 u cents 10 II cents.
[Applsuss.l
cOntinuing, he said It was asserted
that Congress had intended to benefit
che laborsr By the tariff. It had fall
I'd, and not . dollar of the protection
afforded got beyond the manufactur-
srs. he. however, hired his labor at
ths lowest rate in the open market.
The Committee had left in the bill
more than enough to pay for all the
labor and bonus besides. The pres
emit policy Was making vast rsduc-
ton In the country between two clas-
sss-one poor and numerous, and one
email, numerous and rich. The con-
esntration Of the wealth of this coun-
Try in the hands of few men would
overthrow our Government. In con-
clusion he said the bill was very
moderate one, yet 1t would send COM
fort and happiness to all homes and
the besoms Of the poor laboring peo-
pie 81 this country. and he asked the
House in behalf of these people to
consider their claims and help reduce
the burdens that have been loaded up.
on them.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-04-28

Senator Cullom has introduced .
siiipsovidipg that IN ell cases where il
sAsll appear that parties have paid
- 30 per acre for land reduced in
pFics 70 81 as per acre By act Of June
-. 1880. the Secretary of the Interior
ssai! X authorized to repay 70 such
psr'iss 'hs sKesss price Of 81 - ger
s~Ts