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The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-02-01
HOUSE.

The following bulls we're introduced
read first time and referred.
Providing for q committee from
both houses to confer with the state
officers as to the state finances.
To amend sections 64SS 8, compil.
ed laws; relating to punishment for
robbery.
To provide for filing bonds of over
seers OF highways.
TO create the Office OF town or city
wei0ber.
Relating 10 education and qualIfca.
tion OF voters.
Abolishing the necessity for unani.
mous assent in trials by Jury in civil
cases, and to substitute therefor q
three.fourths majority. r....
Regulating tees OF clerks OF courts.
TO prevent prairie bres.
Petitioning con- QfR " onen The
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-02-01
Senate.

d petition from Russian menonites
skiing exemption from military SER
ace was received on the 22d inst.
Several bills were reported on favor
! bly, by tho several committees.
Senate bill No. was read the third
lime and placed on its final passage
Ind passed by a vote OF 20 ayes and
! 3 payes, absent and not voting 3.
Senate bill No. 3 was read the third
Eime and was placed on it's final pas.
AGE and the roll call ordered result
he in the passage OF the bill by vote
X ayes Al nays o, absent and not
|.kjng 3.
Apittee on appropriations re-
1khe indefinite postponemept
M, 81 providing for a
nlembers to exam
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-02-01

|HE LEGISLATURE.
bttIed Down Co the Business OF
Making Laws for the
New State.
"a Intelligent Synopsis Of Its
Daily Proceedings by Spc-
cial Reporter.
Senate.

ia
fPThe Senate met at the usual hour
the 2lst ingt.
IA petition OF Bishop w. Fl, Hare
Sioux Falls, head OF the Episcopal
burch in Dakota, was presented and
Aused considerable excitement, es-
scially among the females who are
Nbbying for prohibition.
Bishop Hare emphaticalIy protests
kaints the adoption OF the prohibi'
on bill now before the legislature,
hich has every prospect OF becoming
|sw, stating that it is too stringent In
! provisions, and stricter than there
any call for. Bishop Hare says the
III even interferes between the state
lad church, because 1t prohibits the
\ be OF wine for sacramental purposes.
'he bishop cites the Bible and other
3hthorities to show that the use OF
3rmented wine for saCramental pur-
. oses is right. He, therefore, prays
bat the bill may not become q law,
IS at least that this obnoxious feat
Re be stricken out.
sThe pending bill is said to be the
ost stringent prohibition measure
Ter drawn up. The combined influ-
bee OF the state prohibition league
( hd w. c. Il. L. is being exerted to
Focure its passage.
N Mr. Frank presented q apetitlOn from
HE residents OF Llncoln county, ask
Ng the repeal OF the dog tax; also for
be enactment OF law assessing the
Nortgagee as well as the mortgagOr.
n A number OF committee reports on
Hills, with various recommendations
ere presented.
The senate bill to declare certain
&es void was read the third time and
Jas paesed.
THE senate went into committee OF
be whole for consideration Of all bills
&ported. Three bills were considered
nd recommended for passage, which
he committee reported on arising.
The following bills were presented:
N TO provide for marshall Of the
Hlpreme court OF South Dakota and
efiuing his duties and compensation
To amend the law regulating the
factiCe OF dentistry.
\ For sinking arteslan wells and con
/eying the water therefrOm.
To authorize commissioners OF
bunties created from territory segre-
hted from another county to issue
onds to pay its proportionate part
the debts OF the county existing
efore such segregation.
To abolish the Office Of commission
f OF immigration.
n Authorizing the governor to act as
he custodian Of all the property OF
he state not specially entrusted to
ther officers.
n The house bill authorizing circuit
purt judges to hold terms Of court
Ind transact other business in judiC-
hl districts other than those to which
hey have been elected was read the
bird time and passed.
The Joint resolution accepting the
rant OF lands from general govern
bent was read the third time and
NasSed.
A resolution was adopted to ap
Joint q senate committee to ascertain
he amount OF seed grain that will be
eCassary to supply the needy farmers
ext spring.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-02-01

The house met after their visit to
heir constituents evidently determin-
d TO mako a good weeks work. Their
est seems to have prepared them for
png hours and strict attention to
business.
Bishop Hare's protest was read and
sferred to the temperance commit
ee.
n The following bills were introduced:
v Regulating the salaries Of county
treasurer and register OF deeds.
Authorizing the levy OF a special
lax for road purposes.
Regulating -four mills and their
Products.
Abolishing the Office OF public exam
per and veterinary surgeon.
Providing for the re-appOrtionment
i the house OF represent atives.
TO authorize counties TO defray Ger.
ain expenses,
n To regulate the toll OF grIst mills
nd the exchange Of grain and pro-
3ucts.
To amend the political code on the
3ubject OF township organization.
For the assessment and taxation of
Hallway companies.
To repeal the law relating to public
Examiners.
Controlling the organization OF civil
townships.
To proride for the submission
an amendment to the consti.
ution providing for the leasing OF
ands for any legitimate Judgment
ebtor, may occupy premises sold I'M
ler foreclosure free from rent.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
n A bill was presented to amend the
Jaws relating to courts OF Justice aud
heir jurisdiction.
The renate reported concurrence in
he house bill appropriating monay
10 pay the legislative officers and EN-.
8loyes OF the first session.
n A joint resolution providing for the
Purchasing OF grain was reported as
having passed the senate, and the
nembers OF the committee having the
'natter in charge were appointed.
A select committee on the location
pf public institutions was appointed
ks follows: Partridge, Bowman, Cum
'nings. Wilkinson, Wilson of Beadle,
Sinclair and IDmann.
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CHATTER LxvL

HELEN asked Arthur Wardlaw why he was
80 surpri-ed ~ the pra yer book being brought
bark Was it worth twenty pounds to any
one except h"rsHlft
Arthur looked kecnly at her 10 see whether
she intended more than met the ear, and
thcn sard tina, ne was surprised at :t5 rsT:-
effect of his advert isemPnt, that wGs AL.
Now YOU have got the book. said he "Ido
hope yuu will pruse that cruel slauder on
one whom you mean TO honor Win your
hand"
This proposal made Helen blush and feel
very mmra;l~. UT the obnoxious lines some
were written hy Robert Pertoid, ahd
she had so little Of his dear handwriting. II
feel you are right. Arthur, said she; but you
must give me time. Then, they shall meet no
eve but mine; and on cur weddlnE-day-o'
course all mem orias OF ONE" Tears com
pIeted the sentence
Arthur Wardlaw, raging with jealousy az
the Bbsent Peniold. rs hereto ore Pen, oid ha1
ragged nt him henvei n deep sigh and hurried
HwhV while Helen was locking up the prayer
hook in ber desk. by this means he retained
H"l"n's pity.
He went homo directly, mounted TO his bed.
room, unlocked a va q, aud plunged his hann
into IL His hand encountered n oook; ns
drew il out with q shiveT and gazed att wi'h
terror aud nmalement
II was the prayer. book he had picked up IN
the square and locked up in that "a e. let
that very prayer book had been restored To
Helen before his eyes. aud was now locked up
in her desk. lie sat down with the book IN
his hand, and q great dread came over him.
Hitherto Candor and Credulity only had
been opposed TO him, but u2S Cunning had
entered the flcld against HIM masterhand
was go operating with Helen. -
Yet. strange to say, she seemed unconscious
OF that corporation. Hal Robert Peniold
iound his way home by some strange meanoE
Was he watching over her 10 scere2
lie had the woman he loved watched night
and day, but no Robert Penfold vas detect
cd. ....
Tie puzzled his brain night and day, and
NJ last he conceived y plan OF dereit which is
common enough IN the East, yhere Lying y
one OF the line arts. but wOsnsw IN this eoun'
try we believe, and We hope To Heaven We
shall not he the means Of importing It.
An old clerk OF his fathers. nov superana
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SPECIAL FEATUREs:
Notice of Safe of Real Estate,

Notice is hereby given that in pur- suance of an order of the Probate Court Of the County of COchise, Terri tory of Arizona, made on the 26th day of April, 1890, in the matter of the es- tate of Murdock McGregor, deceased, the undersigned, the administrator of the estate, will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash, and sub ject to confirmation by said Probate court, on and afrer Thursday the Sth day of May, 1890 (AlI bids must be in writing and addressed to said admin istrator at the office of the Judge of the Probate court, m the city of Tomb stone, A. T) All right, title interest and estate of the said Murdock Me GregoT at the time of his death, and all the right. title and interest that the said estate has, by operation of law or otherwise, acquired other than or in addition to that of the said Murdock McGrGgor at the time of his death, in and to all the half undivided inter est Tn that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the said County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona, and further described as be- ing in the Dos Cabezas mining district in said county and known as the Jun iper mine or mining claim. Terms and condition of sale being cash, on confirmation of sale by said Probate court
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
 SUNRISE MINE. rENe J0sEPH p. DSRR. AsD I'M

Il othy Dyer, their heirs oy assigns:
 fCu are hereby ndsihed by the undersigned y0ur cO-owuers in tfe San Rise E11ing claim, situate n the Warren mining district in the county Of C. cnise Territory 0f Ariz0na that they have expended the sum of oae hundred dollars m the performance oftAe annual work for the year iSs5, and the sum Oi one hundred dollars iH the performance of the annual sozk for the year 1889. required by the laws os congress to be annually expcatls upon said claisn Co ho,dths sane
 You have failed TO contribute your proportion oI sad eHpendfiures Tsqured by section z3z4 q the Revised Staiutes of the rnired States, to De made due from you Joseph D. Dyer the undersigned your cJOWrF iH said mining claim as your proportion of the m5nsys expended by is upon said claim as above set forth IWcafy five dollars Szs for which you are delinquent al the date of ltis notice.
 The sum due from you, Timothy Dyer, to the undersigned, year Co-oWuer in the sad claim. prOpoTti0ss 0f ihe moneys expended by upon said claim above set forth. Is Fifty dollars, $50, for which you are delinquent at the date e tbis notice.
 You, your heirS and assigns arc hereby notified ys shs- or TzftIse 10 contribute yOss prOportiOn Of the above expenditure within ninety days after the publication of this notice al least once a week Tor ninety days in This newspaper. your in sad Sun Rise mine will become the proper ty of your co-ouuers, the uad=rsigned whose place of busues and post Jce address n the Territory Of Ar.zona is Bisbee. CcchIse County Arizona, and wh0sE office aad principal place Of basIDess Der John street, in ths Cty, county and of New ! ork
 Dated Aprii g. 1890
 COPPER QUEEN CONSOLIDATED
 MINING COMPANY.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.

Gorern0r-LsNis wolh '.
 Secretary-N. O. AurpAy.
 psited States AttoF1ey-Owvn J. Rouse. asaditor-ThonA HHghes.
 Attorney Gen sTzl-Siark Cku7r5ill- sary-yo.-ts yIsefz!-Fi Fioyzi A. Johnston. Treasnrer-l T. Smith
 Superintendent Of Puolie InstruciIOu-G. V cheyney-
 DeIsgate to CopEress-M A Staitb- Superintendent uf Territorial Pfis1n-dOAr n BehAu
 Immigration ComEis ioner-J A. Black. As!iataut q sEeTal--Bm m C. O'Neili. Veterinary surgeon--Dr. A. J. Chandler. .ycAfd oG ECEaiization--O. F. Townsend, Nu. D. Head.
 Geologist--John r. BiEadY- Live Stock Sanitary CommissiOa--A. \. Town. J. v V.eSerr. ". C. Barses, \. |. BONeTs, Sam ssl E-Ozigr.
 Prison Con aissiopers w C. Davis, E. A. cHI- Ter, s. kBbbins.
 insALe Asyldss Direotors-J. \ oehna, V. T Hardy.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court, County of Co.,
 chise, Ter. of Arizona.
 Tn the matter of the estate of W W
 LowtheT, deceased
 NOTICE is hereby given by the un- " dersignad administrator of the estate of W W Lowther, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers to the undersigned at the office of s. c. Perrin, in the town of Bisbee, Cochise county. A. T.; on or before the 24th day of September, 1890. R. LOWTHER, 5-23-4m. Administrator
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perty noticed for sale on this 20ih day of March, 1890, is heieby postponed to Monday, April 2l, 1890, between the hours of 9 a. m. and p. m. Dated this 20th day of March, 1890. By J. H. SLAUGHTER, F. \. SHATTUCK, Sheriff.
 Under Sheriff.
 The sale oi the above described pro- perty noticed iof sale on the 2lst day Of April, 1890, is hereby postponed to Tuesday, May 2lst, 1890, between the hours of 9a. m. and P. m. Dated this 2lst day of April, 1890.
 J. H. SLArGHTEg. By Sberiff. E. A. sHATTUcK,
 Under Sheriff. The sale of the above described pro perty set for May 2lst. 1890, is hereby postponed to Monday ihe 2Ist day of Jnly 1890 between the hours of 9 q. m, and p. ID.
 Dated this 20,h day of May 1890.
 J H SLAUGHTER, By E 4 SHATTUCK. Sheriff.
 Under Sheriff.
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NOTICE or soRrErruRE.
AURORA MINE. TD FgtNK DoxxEsIy HIS

E heirs or nseiZns or legal re Jressufafivrs.
 1Sa are hereby notified by fbe undersigned, your co-OvEcr in the AURORA mining claim, situAie Ia the Warren mining district, Coutfy of Cochise, TeiFit0sy Of Arizona, that he has expended ihe snm of three hundred assl yrs in la7eS and Improvements oa ssid mining claiu. q IIag ke years tsSs. 1888 and 1889. tpwiis One HEnd cd c0ilars ID each of said years being the amount Of labor aud Improvements durlpg sai 4 yeEs, reqnireo by 5 c;ion s3sf, Revised Statutes or thr United Sts.es, n6 part Of wh'eh has been pad by yOs.
 red fhat a yOu sbogid fail CT refuse 10 cont sbuie yoaF pTopor- ion Of ths shove expenditure. ts-wit one nunc ed and Efiy fslS0 O0} d0llar-. within ninety days after tes publication of this notice onee week for ninety Jays. your interest in .he said Anrora mining claim will bec1rne the pro perfy ofyocr eo-0wner, he undersigned, whose pct odlce add ess is Bisbse. COcEise ce,nty. AT.
 DAte6 April Sd. 1890.
 THOMAS HIGGINS.
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nEED Sen Wonders exist iu bLII thousands Of forms, but gre surpassed by the msrvels Of invention. Those who gre Ia need of profitable work Ibat can be done while living at home should a. once send their address to Hallet < Co, Portland Maine, and receive free, full information 0ow either sex. Of all ages, can earn from s to S55 per day and upwards wherever they live. You are started free. Capita not re 7C:red- Some have made over S58 in a am gle day at this work All succeed.
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IMPORTANT, Addrsss U. BAssETTI.
 City of Mexico,
 Hexsee.

By ordinary letter containing MONEY ORDER issued by a.. Express Companies. New York Exchange draft or Postal Note.
 SPECIAL FEATURES:
 By terms Of contract the company must de. p0sn the sam of all prizes included in tle scheme Le Ole Hing a si8gie ticket and re- eesye tEs fOl!Owiug official permit:
 Certi6eaie--I hereby certify tha. tbs Bank of London and Mexico mas OF depO it the necessary funds t5 gusrantee the payment of all the prizes crlyn b. the Loteria oe la Bensdcio Publica.
 APOElNAR CALTlLLo, Interyenor. Further, the company F Tequirei to distributc hhysiN psr cent Of the yalue Of all pri1es-s lar gel portiCB than is given hy any other lottery. Finally th- uGmber Of tickets Is limited 10 'AOC-seOOo less than are sold be other lOttOrytes using the same scaemr.
 $. 1T. DRACHHAN. Agent.
 TUCSON, i. r
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DISTRICT couRr

JRdy- First JaiieirI DistIset-R E. sla== Sadge Sec 1nd Jadlciai District ]. H. K bb ' iEcge Tnird JadieiAI DisuieI-Jamss Ii vrigfs.
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LIST OF PRIZES:
AGENTS WANTED.

sS-For club rates or any r-her information ces red write leElbly 10 the undersigned, clcsrly stating yJur sl isnce, " th state, county street and dumbrr. More rapid rrtarn mail :livery VIII De sss-ured by enclosing an elye O. bear3 ing your full address
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rkr-nI Arch aIasaus.

Stated meetings on third Wednesday of each month. Notice of special meetings by chapter flag. Soionrning companions cordially invited.
 ADoLPE COHEN, H. P. F. L. NJ CORE, Secretary. il4tf
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AurHoRIzrn AGENrs.

E- C- DAkE. room e. Narchsnf EEch1n13e. Haa fr<sciseo. Is our Authorized Agent for cs.ifo-nia GEO. ?. HOWELL \ CO. 70 sprues st, New yo<k
 NV. AVER SON PbsIaaeipbfs.
 kh trsnssctions msds by the ahove uxnsd per- soss. ssn bs compiled with st sas PKOSPESTOk s6os.
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All Brokerage Effectedat Lowest Rates
A yomaus Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has been asade nd that too by lady in this county. Disease fastened its clutches upon her, and for seven years she withsto0d it's seyerest tests. bui her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent. For three months she coughed ia- ScSsanly and could noi sleep. She bought ci IS bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery fos Consumption and was SO much relieved on take ing the first dose that she slept all night. and with one bottle has been miraculously cured Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz-" Thus writ W. C. Hamrick & Co. of Shelby. N. Gee
 free trial bottle al I. Yongs's drug store.
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CachIse Leage No. , 10. O. F

Regular meeting night, Tuesday oi each week. All visiting members in good standing invited to attend.
 D. A. MARTIN,
 N. G. W. D. MoSNoSIER,
 Sec.
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". NJ. STEWART, Administrator of the estate of Mur- dock McGregor, deceased.
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TucsoyLAND oYFIcs.

TLL>UN LANU UFFIJt. Rsc-iyer--C. R. Drake. Eexister-H-recs; Brown
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UNITED sFArEs oFFlCERA

Gnitea states MsrshAI-Bob Paul, UHited StziSs De20iy Aasshal-H. D. UnleT &0o&
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F. G A. 1E.

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 King Solomon Lodge No. 5. F. & A. A., holds stated meetings on the third Saturday in each month in Masonic Hall. at 7:30 p. m. Special meetings held whenever blue flag is hoiS.ed. Visiting brothers are cordially invited attend. CHAHLEs SMITH,
 VIM. 4. L. GBow Secretary. s l3tf
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SUPREME COURT. caief Jast.=e-JE 1T Wright, Associate JIstice. -. q. kioBy k.E : sOa1
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-yTERSAL REVENGE OFFICERS. Collector, FaesJR " H. Bristol.
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PRESCOTT LAND OFFICE R .eeIser-D. J. saliiysn k szister -k. Burgess.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-19
A NEW VILLA on THE SOUND.
THE COUNTRY HOME OF n. o. RAvEMEYER

FINE BUILDINGS ON BREEzY SITE NEAR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE HOUSE,
sfABLrs AND GROUNDS.
The comparatively new fashion for wealthy
people 70 indulge In superb houses in the suburbs
~ well - hAAdsome city homes, u raptdly nuinG
the country about New-York with admirable
villas Of he finest styles In architecture. The
Hudson River, where Mr.. Rockefeller's country
palace Is eclipsing al similar efforts: the South
Side Of Long Island, noted for the villas Of
Messfs Vanderbilt, Hyde, Belmont and others,
and he shore of the Sound, Astounding In costly
oountry-seats, are the Avorte regions TOT the
erection OF these substAbtiAl and luxurious subur-
baa homes
One Of the notable eountry-seats just finished
WINS recently discovered in the wandenngs Of .
Tribune reporter near Stamford, Conn. 1t Is the
home Of H. o. Havemeyer, Of the well known sugar
firm. The new villa has many notable companions
nearby to invite comparison, such Is the houses
Of James I. Raymond, Henry r. Towhe. Frank
Palmer and James Barclay, at Stamford, and OF Z.
H. johnson, Mrs. Miibank, DR.. Sheldon, r. NJ.
Bruce, E. c. Benedict anil othors In the vicinity
Of Greenwich. Chased with these, Mr.. Have
It's general effect and arrangement, perhaps
the most impressive If not the most costly.
Il Is more like Newport cottage than any OF them.
By diligent persuasion the owner was induced TO
waive his personal preference against any pub
Lefty and allow the place to he photographed and
described for The Tribune.
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The new villa, which will he the owners per-
manent summer and winter home Is on the jutting
brow Of one of the high ridges Of the region, 2s5
feet above tide-water, and Is only little over a
mile from the Sound. Stamford station is two
miles to the eastward and Greenwich Is three miles
away in the west The place comprises ABOUT
ninety acres, of which fifty acres are in lawn and
meadow about the house, the rest being in pasture,
on which some experiments in raising fine horses,
cattle and Southdown sheep will be pursued The
land was for 1875 years in the Palmer and Quintard
families, and was only lately acquired from sister
Of John Quintard, of Brooklyn, though Mr.. Have
meyer tried to get the property seven years ago
The latter lived for several years on Long Island
for whose mosquitoes he has q profound respect
also several years in Greenwich, he has chosen
his permanent home with his eyes open.
The striking features of the place at first APP
proach are the breeziness and simplicity OF the
great curvine dome Of lawn, combined with an
effect Of solidity and permanence which il given
by the ample spreading proportions OF the house
and stables united by the great stone wall that
encircles the lawn giving the place almost feuda
aspect and forming an architectural bond between
the two buildings One needs the full view of the
whole place to appreciate the value of this latter
feature. The wall deserves more than passing
notice. It's gateways are guarded by massive
rough stone towers, constructed OF rough rock WIN
the lichens ell on them. The whole wall Is laid
with moss-grown rock, making the structure look
fifty years old instead Of one The stone is care
fully fitted in horizontal layers up TO height OF
about three feet, when the wall is finished with
coronal Of tapering jagged rocks set perpen-
dicularly, making tine wall five feet or more in
height A feature that Immediately enlists the
goodwill of the travelling public is unique drink
ing-trough and fountain. set in the wall in the
highway on the west brow Of the hill. The
trough is cut from great solid Stone, set high
enough for horses to drink without being I'M
checked, while tie whole is relieved by great
arch Of the rough jagged rockwork Of the wall.
forming one Of the prettiest features Of the place