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Morris tribune., 1890-03-19
FEB. 4, The st. Paul, Minneapolis
81 Manitoba Railway and
1880, Branches became the
Great Northern Railway Line.

Wlti3,300 miles OF steel track truns through
W counties in Minnesota, North Dakota,
South Dakota and Montana, reaching all
lis, West Superior and Duluth.
II furnishes through close connections, the
best and cheapest route to all points In
Iiahn, Utah California. Oregon, Washing
ton, British Columbia, Alaska, the Cana
dian Northwest and Manitoba.
It is the only American line west OF Chicago
having a track laid with rs pound steel rail
and owning its entire magnificent equip
mcnt OF elegant Dining and Sleeping Cars,
Handsome Day Coaches and Free Colonist
Sleepers.
1t is the only line running through the great
Milk River Reservation, with solid trains
without change To chinook, Benton, Great
Fall, Helena and Butte.
1t is the Short Ioute from Morris to Mime
apolfs, st. Paul and Duluth. with close con-
nections to the East and South.
IL reaches more points In Minnesota and the
Dakotas than any other line.
It offers choice OF two routes to the Pacific
Coast, with tickets IS and $40 cheaper than
by any other line.
It has opened a new Short line to Iowa, Ne
braska. Kansas and the Southwest, via the
Sioux City Northern.
For rates. tickets, mapes and guides, apply TO
l.. A. HAMBLEE. Local Ticket Agent, or
write to f. /. WHITNEY, Genr Pass. and
Ticket Agent, Great Northern Railway, st.
Paul, MINI.
Morris tribune., 1890-03-19
RucKlE EMS ARNlCAsSAlvE.

The Best Salve in the world for
Outs, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores. letter. Chapped
Hands. Cnilnan',a Corns, airu ali
Skin Erun, '"n> and positively c,;rrs
Piles, or no 49, required. It's salr-
anteed to give perfect satisfaction OF
money refa't;,ai, Price % cents per
box. For..s:, ~ Fritz Buckcntin.
The Helena independent., 1890-02-15
Hcrcnlean strength

Continually on the stain, or OvertaIed at
iittiNals, IN far less desirable hau ordinary
yir0I ptfpttuateu ty rational oi,t ana eGer-
else, and absteutlon I ON excess. Profess
iOnal pupllis's and athletes rarelyattaln old
age. As ordinary yipor may he ietaine by
q wise rerord for sanitary living, and f0s
the protection against disease which timely
AnU judicIUus medicailon Affords, 80 also Il
may be lost through prolonged sedeutary
lAl,ur. uninterrupted mental sITAln Anl
foolish eating and drinking the chief and
nlost immediate sequ'nce ut o!i iuir JelhS
dysIepsla. For this condition thus, or 10
anv vav induced, and for its offspring, q
failure ~ muscular and nerve power, Hos.
t<ttcfs stomach Bitters II the prinest and
most genial OF remedies. Not only indiges-
ton, but loss of Icsu appetite and see
ave Temedled by II. lncipient malaria and
rheumatism are banlshed and kidney.
bowel and liver complaint removed bY 10,
Convenience to Traveller.
The interchange uf passenger tTniilc be
tween the Montana Central and Union Pa
enc railwGys has been resumed. Passengers
cHn now purchase throuyhtlokets and check
ihrlr baggage thrOugh to or from Cnl0n
Pacific or Pacific ooast points. This in
cludes fee transfer ~ Butte. Passengers
tor tne south connect ~ Butte with the
Union pncldo .fnvlng Helena at p. IN.
Ticket Office. Granite block.
Is. II. LASGLEi,
General Ticket Agent.
G W PfrTA. CITY Ticket Agent
The Helena independent., 1890-02-15
LEGALSOTiIEs.

~~-~-~~-~-~-~~~-~--------
pROPOsALS-SEALED PROPOSALS FOR
the care. support amt maintenance ot tho
fiok poor and innrm of thus county, per capita
hy The week, tr The year euccselins March lst
lefe said proposals 90 include ihe entire cost Ot
feeding. olOthing and uurrinE " said sick poor
rnd inbrm and ali burial cIpenses thereof will
he received ~ this Oft ce until March lst, lssD.
By order Of the Board Of County lnmmission'
ere. j. :. TOOhER, Clerk.
Helena, Mont. Dec. ith lsog
NOTICE Is HFRfRY GIVEN TO THE srO'R-
~ lolderF u the West Gran te Mountain Mia
iDg ompany that the syndicsie named In the
resointion adopth1 NJ fhe meeting of raid com
pany on October 5th. is-Q, have delivered two
hunIr.d and hfiy thousand shares Of The Eliza
both M.ling Company to hiassena Bullarj AMI
Aug stu H. living. Trustees.
Any stprkhodrr VI lie West Gr7nte Company
msy within sixty days frnm th' 10Th day of e.
cemhs,r. l-sa. eKchabs. his shsrcs IN esid com.
pany for Elizabeth Mining 'ompeny stock at the
rste ~ two shares - the FORMER for ono of the
LAT er on the terms provided in said resolution.
by apph ing 20 tngu.tls Is. living ESQ. kuun
i2l, Ia-leie Building, -. l,ouis, No or MassenA
lullsri, lloom No. !, Gold Block Main street,
Helena, Mou'ana.
Al the esr.rg ion n sai sixty days the stock %
N o D igafth Mining CompAny reralning nnex-
changed 10 tho hands Of said Billiard and Ewing
will le cold a. provided iu said reaOln' on.
AUGUSTUS y. fMlNG.
MASSLNA buLLAkD,
Trustees.
The Helena independent., 1890-02-15
THE CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE &
ST. PAUL R'Y

Is the Fast Mail Short Line from st,
Paul and Minneapolis via La Crosse and
Milwaukee 10 Chicago and all points n
the Eastern States and Canada. 1t is
the only line under one management be,
tween st. Paul and Chicago, and is the
tlnest Equipped Railway in the North
west II IS the only line running Pull.
man Drawing Sleeping cars with
luxurious smoking rooms, and the finest
dining cars in the world, VIA the famous
"Riyer Bank Route" along the shores Of
Lake Pepin and the beautiful Mississippi
river to Milwaukee and Chicago. It's
trains connect with those OF the North
ern lines in The Grand Union depot at
ST. Paul No change of cars OF any class
between st. Paul and Chicago. For
through tickets, time tables, aud full in
formation, apply 10 any coupon ticket
agent in the northwest
The Helena independent., 1890-02-15

On the 18TH day Of every month the
Northern Pncihc Railroad company will sell
excursion tickets 10 San Francisco and re-
turn at s75, 10 Los Angeles ana return S9i.
These tickets have an extreme liml. OF SIX
months from date OF issuance and can be
used gong Rliy time time within siAty (liOl
DAYS from date OF sale. StOu.overs allowed
NJ hny point desIred-either goinc or re.
tuTpinp-wilhin limit OF ticket Excursion.
Its have choice of two routes from Port.
land-by steamer. or by rail, via the famous
Mount Shasta route.
BenI in mind that the Northern Pacific i,
the only line running through sleeping and
dining cars 10 the Pacific coast.
A. ID. EDGAR, General Agent.
The Helena independent., 1890-02-15
NOTICE. foR rUmicATloN.

nIlhNA MoU'., jas. - i-Q.
Notice ishcrrhy gwen that tho following namel
settler has il,tsi notice NJ hls intention to make
final nruuf in support ut his claim. auJ that said
proof will he made before the register aud r.
cciyer o. lleicAa. Mont, on tehfu ~, l-D.
viz. sann e A. iafk. who made pac-tmptio q
.. >. ~. HA,i ior the Ne a se'. Il, iwp. 10 ~.
R2W
lio names tho following witnesses 20 prove his
continuous residence Apun and cultivation ~
said land VIZ. frnk HOPKINS, Henry smith,
llrod r. A.. tauog, Juhu W. Aardgroye. ol
4 W. LANGHORNE. Register.
The Helena independent., 1890-02-15

SVMNONs-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
- ths First Judicial District Of tho State Of
Montana, in and Tor the County Of LOWS and
Clarke.
Ale1anfer Flge, painid vs. Angle Montana
Mining company limited. d fandant.
The state ol Montana send greeting 10 the above
named defendant;
lou are hereby required 10 appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
in tho district court of the fnst Judicial district
of the state of Montana, in aud for the county
p'niui hl,d therein within ten lay. exclusive 81
the dAy uf serylcel after the service ON yOu oi
TN. snnmuns IN reryel within this county; or
II :. rvh ont ui this county Int within this dis
triCi within tweut, dase; otherwise within fort,
da,s. or Judgment by default will be taken
agsiins, you, aecOtdng In the prayer OF said com
plAiYt. Tho said action l. brought to recover
tie sum Il fuur thousand unc hundrsda al twsn.
iy-riSht l2- nullars, with lni.rst thereon a.
tho rae ~ ono per cent. per month IRON ile 18th
day uf Aprig A. H.. l.'s upon cerlAm I,romi-
sury note helrng dhto h. brnHrl 18th. lNss. e4p.
ruiel hryon hA n. L. S,mnp J.. ytnf maI ,cr
payable uu ,isy- afe- date At Mtr Iva 49, NAtlunl
hank Helena. to sid r'siutifl. Alex nder klgr
And yuu arr horch, Notified that II you fail 10
AIpeaf and answer roe sail complaint - above
required The said plaintiff will take iudgmen,
for the siid sum ~ f,uf tiol-snl. une hundie
ant twsnii eight A.lls dol af~. wiui interes. as
81 re>ilid ~ prayed fcr 'u complaint.
Niyeu under MY hand and the seal of the die
trirt court ~ lie ttsl judicial disrict uf tho
state of Montana, In aHd for the county " Lewis
amt Clarke this Dist day uf Jannan Ia the yoar
ui orr Lord one tl0usand eight hundred And
ls9sll IouN Br,S, Clerk
Cullen a sanicrs attorneys for plaintiff.
The Helena independent., 1890-02-15
The Verde, rnauimops

W. D. Suit, druggist. Bippus. Ind, testi.
fes: 81 can recommend Electric Bttens es
tlc very best remedy. livery bottle sold
hns given relief in every case. One mAu
took six hotties and was Gu ed Of rheuma.
usIn 81 ten years standing" Abraham
Hare. dugpi.t, Belleville Ohio. nfirmst
"The bot selling medicine | have eve,
hsnd I'd in nv tweuty yrsrs' eyreri nee, is
Electric Bitters." Thousands VI other.
The Helena independent., 1890-02-15

When you need mild laxative You
should have q med cine thEt will net ON the
liver and kidneys as we'll Rs the bowels.
Beggs' Vegetable Liver Pills are prepared
expressly for this purpose. Insist on get
ting them, MS they have no superior and
few equals X. = hale a Co., druggists.
The Helena independent., 1890-02-15

have added their testimony. so that the YER
Diet Is unanimous that Electric Bitters do
cure all diseases Of the liver, kidneys OF
blood. Only half dollar bottle nj X. >.
Hale q Co.'S drug store.
The Helena independent., 1890-02-15
ARE YOU
ONE

THEM +?
takes i61 'res Afres IN
the fAm us " TX itis Z
VALLEY % AontA1s
rsrhNl b. the MAsI-
-ouA kAfLTAM
tskes tha MASrroFA 10
IN lax aud Ncn = OK
tie m fhwo ., N lie 4
H,t So ineA1'i Br1al'
water s. ltsrlnm
"a. a. ia MAvIToaA n
tie Glur.oI- uprOrtULi
tee of TIA four ne y
states.
iakes the NA:TroBA t.
tn GnsAt Falls II uie
Mis- Ogr-
takos the MASfroa,
DIR uFh the Rrs a Il
con - Of A D'rl a.
tsse- the MANIrou,
alAco, iining aud
81 epiaR Tar lie "a
MiLnes N, North Da.
kota, south Dakota.
Mont ,nA AID the Pao. la
G ast.
q kos he MANIrou,
81 eap sncuT' inn Z niu
81 IaIl TO Lake Ninne
tnfa. IA Park reg n,
tn giesi lAkes, ths
liuck -. tho NH'iona'
TAX, the rscihe Ocsln.
Calf Jaia aa1 AiaSkl.
vii rcoc =, Giaps, b oss
and guides " the 10
Plous reached b the 81.
Paul NJ lneapol q a
hG1ltuha lAiiV y b,
v"itins 70 y | Whit
Is., y. II. 4 I. A. 81
Ianl. Miuh
The Helena independent., 1890-02-15

STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE = NOTICE is
hereby Fivrn hat n meeting of the stoo kholi,,
ers ~ the Northwestern Abstract 90 VIII pe he4d
in tie company's office in the cry ~ heleha;
Lewis and lArke Co.. Moniana,on tne .-lh ahy ol
February, issi. u two O'clock p. m. tor We paI-
puse of IA ressing The cAli'al fio-k oF sAld com
psnv Ia twenty-five Thousand doll AMI t1r tha
further purpose OF extending ihecompany o ~
ness opOrrtiuns 70 AL the other counties ~ th,
ttate Of Montana. and csiablshins ~ ,prin-lpai
ottce A. Helena. county Of Lewis snd I larke. ana
ni estRulishlng branch "tiee at the seNe'al codn-
y seats Of the other eounlies ~ sid state
X, II. FLOipJ, ms
DONALD RADfOhD.
SAMSON LANE.
JOShCA ANNlrAGE
n. W. MCCONNELL,
4. N. n nBskLhnSDssEE
NOTICE TO CO-OWNRRs-TO JOHN RANNi
y "a are hereby not fed that / James 4.
rNltl an. 3our co-owner. have, in accord
sncs with Section 22i of tie Re,
yisad Statutes OF he United SiAirs. expended
in abor end improvements upon the Marathon
qua-tz ode mining claim, which l. located 10
nt@mp,e lunorganiEed mining di,trict, Lewis
fud Clarke county. Mcntsns Tor he two years
ending Dec mher. sss, aud ID mbet. lsas, The
sum ~ two hunured doilrrs 500 lAvfnl money
u the United Stat .. and Nuu Are lerabY further
no iheiihat unless yea euntrihpts yqar proport on
OF snch exp"unture. together with inter's- and
costs wi hin ni ely dAy- after the conn b. ser
vice 20 thi- notice by publication all your right.
lie and interest and ain IN ANA TO he above
desc- hel quartz loile mining claim will lie some
Re property of the undersigned. your co wner,
VIM has performed the work and mAds the r.
quire exp M u o. thereon. ] b" description of
Dr. above quartz lode min hg cAim will b. moe
fully dcsci ed 10y referring 20 the county records
Of lev Is and lhrke county, Nontsnt. where sNid
quartz lode claim wa duly reconied.
JAMES \. GILLFlLLAN.
FIRST publication Jan. ls, 1900
pRoPQsALs-sElLiD PdoPosALs-B bids
arr in, iie,i ior ibe oua,trH ton Of a bridge
Oie. the / q Iborn canal. at the crossing uf the
Angus a lia learhorn can, on rosd, &C, ordins 10
plans and - scntions On he in this office. Bids
be received unli4 II noon march 7tb, 1850.
BY order Of the board.
j. :. T0OKER, Clerk.
Helena, Mont, Feb. :, 1890
The Helena independent., 1890-02-15

Fast Trains with Pullman VeSibuled Drawing
X om slcrpcrs. Dining ars and Coaches Of
.htes dcsigh. brtwpou Chicago and Milwau kec
md NJ. Paul arfl Minnesp lis.
Fast Trains with Pullman Nestibnled Draw
~ iunm Hleepors Dini Cars and nlcl,~ o.
,sp 81 design. bfwecn lineage aud Milwankes
mi Ashland ard Duluth.
Through Pullman Nrsiibuied Drawing
Room aud toionist Slsepcrs via the North
IN Pacific K,irlOad letNeen Chicago had
Portland, Ore.
CONVENIENT Trains 10 and from fasfe-n
Western. Northern amt ontral Wisconsin points,
aif0rdi neQnallci .eryicc ~ and from Wan
k"sha, Fond ,iu Lac, Oshkosh, NeenHh,
Menasha. Chippewa Fall., Eau Clare,
Hurley, Wis, and ir nwOod, and Bessemer,
Mich.
Tor tickets, sleeping car reservation, time
able, and other infOrna ion, apI l. /" AGENTS oI
the linz" ~ to ticket a. nts anywhere 10 the
nite1 ates or anada.
:. X. AIMS lt, II. c. BARLOW,
Gi neal Manager. l,enl Ira be Mgr.
IGuIS FCKSTElN,
assistant General Passenger and Ticket Agent
A a
The Helena independent., 1890-02-15

NOTICE TO { )-OWNEPS. - TO MARIA
" Milkirsou, Allen VI. Wilkinson, RNleigh +.
Wilkin.or .nd Thomas J Lonrys estate.
You arc hereby notified tlai have expended
one hnrdrr1 dollars IN labor and improvements
upon the Little Jennie No. Quartz L, 'e' situhie
Ia \auehn mining district, ! ew aud Clarke
ruunty. siata of M Liana. ~ will apf car by Ger
t!hcste filed January n, 1890 in the oihoe ot ne
rpcoruor ia eaid county, IN order TO hyd said
prsm ss. untier the truvisionsof sertion 2Sai Re-
vised statutes Of tho United States, being the
amoun' required 10 holt the same for the " z
eading December 81. lss9: and II. within ninety
Gays alter this notice Of publication y''u ia u.
refuse "a contribute your proportion OF such e1-
renditure as co-nwnfrr. your Interest IN said
claim will become the property 0f the subscriber
uLder said section 1925. .,e.,
+. NJ TOYT. Agent.
The Helena independent., 1890-02-15
AN ENGLISH 0PINIOl.
some Very valuable ideas Advance
by n Prominent Man OF High
NtaIding. A Suggestion
for the Flames.


A prominent professor from an English
medical college. arrived in New York City
short time since and, As IS usual with all new
arrivals Of prominence, was interviewed at
his hotel,
How is the Grippe in Europe, Doc.ory'
inquired The reporter
." III was about a, bad as hear il is in
America but l. much better now. II has
been terrible altlicion foT a disease that in
i.self d,es moi seem 10 have any elements
Of danger
DO you not consider it dangerous
poctor'"
1t is dangerous from what il russ into"
-eplicd the doctor gravrlY Pneumonia and
Consumption are terrible things, and he
Grippe is very bk ly 10 mn INTO one Of
hc,c Il not carefully attended 70.
What do you hnd The best remedy.
2or,or?"
81 believe Doctor Aeker's Ergli,h Rem,;
% be- the best Thing that can be used Mind
pu ! do not say it will cure the Grippe
litrr i has become started. but Il viii check
II taken in lime AID viii prevent lis run
ling in,o Pneumonia or Consumption every
inc hear that II is heirg used in America
,,ens,yely, and that it is having just the
Geci state
% DO you think any permanent III effects
81 result TO the world by reason Of this
=rnhl, Grippe ?"
Undoubtedly, unless It's bad influences
re connteraetvd hut feel that by care and
ie use OF the right remedy, the evils can
lalg'ly overcome and permanent injury
,oid,d People should be very careful
hauI colds. cough, pains in the chest and
- l.f \ lnnr llnLe 10 cpme"
The Helena independent., 1890-02-15

e ". Prrrs. civ 'TicEei Agent.
The Helena independent., 1890-02-15

VIII practice in all courts Of record ir ths
ritory. Ofice IN Gold Block, Helena Moot.
The Helena independent., 1890-02-15

THos. c. BACH
The Helena independent., 1890-02-15
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law.
ofhoe-MSsonie Block, Broadway, Helena
,. ". EtSsLEY. ELLA l. ENoWf
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-04
Arnlenians I'm America.

Only a few years ago there were q
score OF so of Armenians In the United
States. Now their number reaches
10 1000, and still they come. This is not
to be wondered at, for sweet is the enjoy
ment Of liberty; but far sweeter to them
is the land where they can exercise their
love of industry unmolested and enjoy
the fruits of their labor to perfection.
They are scattered all over the United
States engaged in various pursuits. Some
are given to farming, some to mechanical
arts, some to weaving silk fabrics, some
to carpet manufacture, some to commerce
and some to the medical studies. OF
these some have had the good fortune to
bring their families with them, while
others are striving to attain the same end.
Some have ever allied themselves to
American women, who find them desir-
able husbands on account of their sober
habits, domesticity, and kind disposition,
thus showing that they mean to be per-
manent settlers in the land of their adop-
ton. Nevertheless, they do not seem to
forget those whom they had left, and try
to help them in every way possible. In
every locality where large numbers OF
them are c~ongregated they hare formed
clubs or associations and meet once q
fortnight for the cultivation Of social IN
tercourse and to devise means to assist
their kith and kin In Armenia. AL these
clubs have q general centre in London,
ENGLAND, whose executive board embraces
some Of the most prominent members
Of ParEament.-Nsp KorE Tines.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-04
A Dogs Peculiar Mania.

Il. T. Jaeger has a valuable field span.
lei which has evinced a very peculiar
trait, says the Rochester IN. W Herald.
At intervals Mr.. Jaeger has missed him
for q halliday at a time, but he always re-
turned about meal time until one day last
week. when he failed to put in an appear
anee for two days. Thinking him lost
Mr.. Jaeger inserted an advertisement with
the result that the dog was returned the
next day by a man who had discovered
the reason for this CANNES frequent abb
sences. He had developed a mania for
riding on street cars. His owner had
often noticed that when he started from
home the dog would always be in the car
first, but never imagined that he would
board one alone. Inquiry of the driv.
ers elected the fact that he was q tre-
quent passenger, unaceompanied byN
master or members Of the family. His
favorite position was with his paws on
the window sill, like a child, looking
out. On the day that he was lost it was
proved that he had boarded a Monroe
avenue car at Union street, ridden as far
| as the stfour corners" where he changed
to a Lake avenue car, was elected by the
driver at Driving Park avenue for not
paying his fare, was found later under
the seat by the same driver and again
put off, when he wasepicked up and re-
turred to his owner above described.
For riding on streetxhe ddyis said
to be q perfect crank, i otherwise
very intelligent.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-04
Wool Gathering in the Farees.

Writing for one Of the Farce Islands, a
correspondent Of the New York Hs'@td
saws: On my way down my attention was
attracted to several women making their
way along the side Of the mountain with
business Ike alacrity, carrying baskets and
occasionally stopping to pick something
from the ground. Thisled me to c~onjec-
lure whether any sort of fruit or vegetable
was being gathered, but on nearer ap-
,roach I found that they were collecting
tufts Of wool, which seemedtobe scattered
N considerable quantities over these graz
ing lands. Upon subsequent enquiry ]
learned that although sheep are reared in
large numbers, none are ever shogn, the
wool being either pulled Or allowed to
fall from the sheep, and in that way q
greater proportion of it has to be picked
from the fields. in the manner practised by
the women to whomrI hare referred.
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-04
" followed out.

The line of stakes between the two
corrals was cut down to about four feet
in height. and q row Of stakes SIT Slant
ing IN the stock side. These were then
lined and foored with stats, and thus a
feed rack made in a short time.
The cabin In which the cooking wal
done and meals eaten was made entirely
from redwood, there being used In it
about $50 stats, besides joists, plates,
tic beams, etc, all split from q tree.
The roof wa covered with ssshakes''
These are made three feet long, six
inches vide and one-quarter of an inch
thick. On the roof Of the cabin ed the
kitchen about 1000 was used. One side
Of the cabin being cut ont d fireplace was
built, the adobe for lining it being made
from the etif black soil mixed with
water. The chimney Of this fireplace
was Of Stats set on end, and the wet
adobe was kept in place by q lining Of
redwood, which is slow to burn when
green. Besides d small Ere only was
reeded mornings and evenings, the days
bang hot.
Now that the cabin, corral, etc, were
finished, the balance Of the time could
be utilized il various ways. Out Of the
trunk could be made oser zoe, 900 shakes,
worth 900 on tbs ground. 81 ~. 900
The Opelousas courier., 1890-01-04
A REDWOOD TREE.
WHAT CAN BE DONE WITH A BIG
ONE IN. CALIFORNIA.
Shakes, Stakes and Boards-A Giant
of the Forest That Weighs
One Hundred Thou.j
sand Tons,

In various parts Of California-and in
that State only-there are groves of the
sequoia, or redwood, the value Of which
is becoming more and more generally
known each year. Much has been written
regarding the beauty and utility of the
lumber cut from these trees, and figures
have been given to demonstrate the great
size many of them attain. And still, be.
yond the facts that there are those stand'
ing through the trunks of which a coach
and four is driven, others on the level
stump of which quadrilles are danced,
and others that tower 300 feet into the air,
no description of the magnitude OF the
greater number Of the trees found in the
redwood forests will convey a better idea
Of their actual bulk than q brief sketch OF
what was lately done with INT in the
heart of the Big Basin, Santa Cruz
County, by a party sent in there to fence
in a large area.