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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-25
Vicksburg Veterans Visit
The Old Battle Grounds
AND THE
NEW ORLEANS MARDl GRAS

The surviving members Of the cam
paign and siege of Vicksburg, and
their friends, will please note that
the Illinois Central Railroad company
will run low rate excursion TO the
New Orleans Mardi Gras, with a two
nights and day stop over Mt Vicks-
burg, leaving Chicago Mt 6:i0 p. H.,
Freeport at 9:l0. n. IN, st. Louis At
lO:l5 p. m, Cincinnati at 600 ~.
and Louisville at $40 y. M, IN Tn -
dsy. February 4. Both smntafd
Pullman and Excursion sloepers will
be run from Chicago and from Cincin-
natl and Louisville to New Orleans /;
and in addition excursion cars Will be
run from Freeport and from St Louis
to New Orleans The price per double
berth, whether occupied by one or
two people. will he as follows to New
Orleans: ~ Standard sleepers from
Chicago. SIS 90; from Cincinnati and
from Louisville, 500; on excursion
cars from Chicago and from Freeport,
50. 80; from St Louis, Cincinnati and
Louisville, go 90.
Applications for berths should be
made rs follows, accompanied by the
Price Of same, on or before January
2s. For the Chicago and Freeport
cars, to J. +. Merry. A. q. =. A.,
Dubuque. Iowa for the st. Louis car,
to q. q. McCsrty, ID. p. A, S0s N.
Broadway. St Louis. Mo. for the Gin
oinnati car, to +. W. Harlow. ID. p.
A., Arcade and Vine street, Cincin-
natl, Ohio; for the Louisville car. to
W. }. Mcbride, U. Z. x I. A.. Fourth
and Market streets, Louisville, Nv.
This will DO q great trip, and every
veteran, every son and daughter of a
veteran, and everybody else who
wants a good time, should at once ap-
ply for their sleeping-car accommoda-
tions.
The price Of berths as quoted above
includes the two nights at Vicksburg,
and this special excursion will arrive
at New Orleans. Friday morning, Feb
rusry Z, in ample time to secure rooms
at nominal prices, and TO take in the
attractions in and about the city be.
fore the carnival OF fun and frolic that
begins Monday morning, February
10. Write the nearest Of the under
signed at once for a copy of "Histor-
ical VicksburR," Survivors o. the
vicksburg Campaign" and the
Tourist Guide 20 New Orleans. "
For specific train rates, which will be
the special Mnrdi Gras rates, hm-
its. etc. consult your home ticket
agent, or address the nearest Of the
undersigned.
j. +. Merry, A. G. p A., Dubuque ;
W. A. Kellond. a. G.. Z. A., Louis
vile; @ O. McCarty, ID. p. A., St
Louis F. W. Harlow. ID. p. A., Gin.
cinmati.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-25

The Cantrills are beginning rather
late in the day to resent what all but
the Goebelite papers, from one end of
the country to the other, are saying Of
tho peculiar methods employed in this
political judges partisan court. The
vocabulary was exhausted on this
gang, especially Judge Cantrill, long
ago. In fact, it would require q
complete renovation and remodeling
of the English language TO find words
adequately appropriate to apply to the
practices perpetrsted by this gang un-
der the forms Of law.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-25
THE M'KINLEY MEMORIAL.

The governors of states and mayors
of cities are issuing proclamations for
the observation of Wednesday, January
goth, the anniversary Of the birth Of
our late beloved President, as Nc
Kinley Memorial Day, and inviting
especial contributions on that day
to the funds for erecting a suitable
monument to the martyred Presi-
dent.
The movement is general all over
the country, and the cities of the
South have been among the first to re-
spond, and issue proclamations for
the anniversary. The acting mayor
of Memphis, when asked to issue the
proola nation, said it was not only a
personal pleasure to issue the procla-
nation, but that he felt that such a
call was fitting and appropriate tri-
butte from the city of Memphis to the
memory of the late President, and
that as the memorial that it was in
tended to erect was well won by the
life, deeds and death of william Nc
Kinley, it was his hope that the contri-
buttons on the day named would be
liberal and greatly swell the funds of
the local association.
The original resolution, as passed
by the executive committee Of the
Memphis association, was in accord
with that passed by the national ex-
ecutive committee at Cleveland re-
questing both the schools and churches
to observe Mckinley Memorial Day,
and as Wednesday, January 90, has
been set for the schools, the churches
have been requested to observe Sun
day, January 26.
It Is only right that some afiicial
steps -should be taken in Paducah, as
is being taken In other cities. We are
not lacking in patriotism, and IL 10
certain will not allow 1t to appear 90.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-25

A correspondent, O; the London Daily
Mai. whiting CT ine siege OF Christi
aaa. IL South Africa. says It Ia not
without It's humors. For instance, e
be coutinueG. the other day. field cor.
net Scholtz favored US with a flag OF
truce and list OF miscellaneous re-
guests. He contemplated grinding a
little corn and wished to fix up a
windmill for that object. Unhappily
an abnormally large screw was neces.
sary for the enterprise. and the field
cornet didn't happen 10 have one with
him: but he knew Of one In Christiana
that would suit his purpose Surely.
our commandant would let him have
that screw"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-25

Elephants In tie Indian army are fed
twice day. When mealtlme arrives
they are drawn up before piles Of food
Each animals breakfast includes ten
pounds Of raw lice done up In five
two-pound packages. The rice IS wrap
ped In leaves and then tied with grass
At the command Attention" each Gle
plant raises its trunk and a package
is thrown into Its capacious mouth. BY
this method OF feeding not q single
grain Of rice Is wasted.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-25

Auditor Coulter's report shows that
the penal institutions of the state
were run Mt an expense to the state OF
about 5000. 600 above the revenue dur.
ing the past two year, while the gov.
ernor's message and Commissioner
report show that the institution cost
the state practically nothing. You can
take your choice and work out the
answer the bast way you can.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-25
THE SIGNS CHANGE

Pale face, disordered diges.
ton, these are the signs of thin
blood. School girls are the
most frequent sufferers from
thin blood.
SCOTS Emulsion is just what
they need. 1t is blood food.
You can easily tell whether
SCOTS Emulsion is doing the
girl good. The signs begin
to change. Pale face gets some
good color; appetite improves ;
mind brightens; temper be
comes happy; digestion strong;
habits regular.
SCOTS Emulsion can do all
these things for your pale-faced
girl if you will give it a fair
chance. The disease some
times takes weeks to cure.
But regular doses of SCOTS
Emulsion give steady i'm
provement.
Wen ssni you l.t.ist, try, Il you like.
sC0.- = LO""--i - issrl s.rssl, New Ysrk.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-25

,oot the fact that there are those who
do mt believe AS he does on tho Schley
.1.;r .,tbougb the latter hive lust as
mroh r;,ht N saw what sort Of books
only arc tn he used. and what sort of
hooks THAR children shall study as the
man who b.,,ioves schlev exterminated
Tho Standards aurinr the SPANISH.
.usr;c.r xar The gentleman who
,n,roa,cad that hill also overlooks the
fact that those who do not believe as
ha 5oos shor,d have Nc much to saw
.hout the books as he. II books are to
he so,ec,ad so,e,v ON their merits as
hoar;r, ON the scblev controversy.
rho nj, s,.,.s that tho hooks must
,a.oh tha, schlev WAS the hero nj the
battle Of Santiago. A good book would
No. ,s.cb tina, either schlev or Samp-
SON was the hero IL would give the
facts ms near ms possible. But the
nook under this bill must teach that
scblev WAS the hero. IL IL doesn't
te.cb ANYTHING else. And no better
proof of the ability of the legislature
conid be wanted than the massage of
suoh A.. hill.
Another bright and intelligent move
WAS that OF Ayerdick, a Democrat
from BENTON county. who introduced
n resolution condemning Preside mt
Roosevelt. for Observing the oeremon-
los and complyiug with Diplomatic
requirements so familiar to every civ
ilized country bv appointing an envoy
TO the coronation OF King Edward.
This narrow, intolerant man ought to
be RELOCATED to the wilds where they
know nothing about the customs that
prevail among the enlightened people,
who. while they believe their own
government is the grandest ON earth,
do not deny other nations the same
right to think likewise Of their own,
and have such opinion respected, as
we desire them to respect ours. We
NAV not belieye,in the form Of govern.
ment that permits of kings. and they
NAV not believe in form OF government
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-25

The board Of health is called to
meet this afternoon, and it is to be
hoped it will meet. The members
might in respect to the rights and
needs Of their fellow citizens, al
least meet long enough to resign and
let incu who nave the public welfare
at heart he appointed.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-25

A member OF the legislature has in
troduced bill making IL misde-
meanor even to have a cigarette in
ones possession. This is getting
downsprettyfine, and the people are be-
ginning to wonder If they will have
any rights at all left should the legis-
lature pass all the bills introduced in
fringing personal liberty.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-25

Speaking Of Judge Cantrill's order
to have every man searched for
weapons" before entering the court
room, reminds one that it will be very
surprising to the outside world, which
was informed such a short time ago by
the young governor that peace again
lowered over Kentucky. and law and
order reigned supreme. Well, Can.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-25

National drama began its career In
England and Japan at about the same
time. In 1875 Okuni. a priestess who
ran away from the temple tbut made
her peace with the god onamupi by de-
voting part Of the receipts to repairing
his shrine). gave her first theatrical
performance at Kioto. In 1876 "the
Earl of Leicester's servants" erected
the first public theater in Blackfriars.-
London NJ. A.. p.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-25

For the first time this year the
Grand combin in Switzerland has been
assembled. This dangerous and IA
tlguing climb was accomplished re-
Gently by six young Swiss. accompan-
led by one OF the most intrepid guides
in the country. - knaxA-.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-25
SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1909,
DAILY THOUGHT.

"The difference between iron and
steel is fire, but steel is worth all 1t
costs.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-25

trill's court is about the only place
where such proceedings are neces-
sary.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-25
FUR k0aTRWtSI SETTLERS.
The 6uRliNoToN's REDUCED
ONE-WAY RATES.

During March and April, 1909
one.way settlers rates 10 the north
west will be very low via the Bur
lington and its northwest connect
ing lines.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ERN EXPRESS" is the great
through train and the time-saver
to the whole upper northwest,
region from St, Louis and Kansas
Civ.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-25
TABLE LINENS.

We are showing the best valuss in table linens in
newest patterns
oO-nch German linen, good quality 3se yard
72ineh German linen SOC yard.
6O-nch silver blsached table linen SOC yard.
Extra good quality blea:hsd table linen in new
PATTERNS. 75e, 81 90 and Si.25 yard
Fine line OF table linens Sl.oo to $500 yard
Napkins to match. IL
Extra S re linen napkins, seledge on both sides;
splendid value for 81 90 dozen.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-25
TOWELS.

45xA Good huek towels with eolored border, ~
each.
As x "a Damask and buck towels. best value Tor
25c each, 70
Good values in whit: hemstitehed towels Soc and
75e each
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-25
essssseesseessessssoessss

A real timid mau should new
or attempt advertising as
means of gaining wealth, for Q.
will most likely quit before the
time is ripe for resping any ie-
ward. Advertising Success,
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-01-25
The pcringius'S Fast 0aryef Train.

leaves ST. Louis at 7:Is p. M
to"ay, arrives Denver 3:i5 tomor-
row. This remarkable schedule
alloNs half day in St. Louis for
visiting Worlds Fair site and near
~ half the next day in Denver.
The other Denver train leaves ST
Louis at 600 p III.
The Brunswick times-call., 1902-01-10
CRASH N 4 FOG
NEAR NEN ORLEANS
One Nan Killed and Several
Are Injured.

New Orleans, Jan 9.-The VicksburR
Express on the Mississippi Valley roas,
which left here at 7:l0 o'clock shis
morning, was In disastrous hsad-snd
collision with an inbound freight IL
miles from New Orleans. The accident,
IL 10 said, was due to heavy fog.
Henry Foster, negro fireman OF the
freight was killed; Engineer Campbell
haa his jaw and q leg broken; Engineer
Baldwin and Fireman GeOrGs Wasson
Of thS passenger train, and three Of the
braksmen-Tom Royal, James CsRty,
snd E.gin Newer negFOes-wers pain.
fully injured. but none fatally.
None OF the passengers was hart. The
track is badly blocked. bob engines
tSlng mashed up.
The Brunswick times-call., 1902-01-10

Or the many tEiumphs shat George
". Lsdersr has had in his Casino pro-
auOtious of the past ten years, nODs
Lac won greater recognition than ths
rlAsiCsl comedy, "Ths Casino Girl"
which has been secured aa one Of the
loading attrsstioDs at the Grand opera
tousS this season, After sstabliShings 6
EisORd Of 400 performances in New
York and 400 nights In London, the
YiscS Wss taken TO Philaaslphia ana to
Chicago, whsrs. ineAch Instance, IL Was
Psusivsd With immsRss favor, and new
for the arss time 1t is being taken on
sour of The principal cities OF this
country. The organization Is under
tae personal direction Of Mr.. Samuel
u. Rork, whoss experience 10 hsndliag
musical and comic opera attractions ass
. Tres = production Of superior sxssl-
lunss.
The Brunswick times-call., 1902-01-10
Regular Nesting.
BEunswick, Ga !. Jan, 8, l9O2

| - AN9 Nv
Aldermen duBisu non, Newman, Cal.
houn. MOGsrvsy, franklin. Kaiser and
oooE,
Minutes OF mestings Jan, 5 and 6, read
ana confirmed,
Petition from Mrs, t. r. smith,
treasurer Oak Grove Cemetery q, ,clsty,
asking council to pay the weekly wages
of the cemetery keeper, the amount
having rs'otors paid BY subsori ption.
Referred to PubIc Works COMMITTEES.
1 Petition from W. J, Club, asking
for rebate OF street tex 81 paid by his
agent, that wss assessed a agsinst non
resident, Clubb having purchased
property from said non resident and
sbe amount for street tax included on
the diEest. Referred to Taxes and
Revenue committee.
/ Petition from b. II Daniels, asking
fpsrmisaiCn to erect three one.story
frame buIld'Dgs on lot No 81, Town
Commons, west OF Cochran Ayenue,
Grantsa.
Petition from Montgomery 4 Good
year, Henry r. sgnons and W. B.
BnFrouehs, Insurance agents, praying
tbst'ths ofGCo hour OF the city treasurer
for tbs Transaction Of the city business
be sxsd and determined, and that
during aRehsaxed -heurr that the olsy's
business snly be attended to, that bic
insuFsncs cfnoe be removed from tbs
Oisy ball. and that his office ss city
treasurer be in no way mixed with hIs
susinsH - q nrs insurance agent
Rsfsrr'd TO the mayor, 10 report At
next meeting Of counoil.
Communication from Brunswick
Light and Water Co, calling attention
Of oOuuOil to Unnecessary waste Of
water, same being contrary to ordi.
nance, the practice OF othsrs than
themselves supplying water TO citizens
without paying licsuSs therefor, aud
the non-aushing Of closets, By same,
who have had closets put in. AskinR
that such matters be rsctiasd, and
praying protection RRainst sush prac.
tees. Referred to COMMITTEES on LiSb,
sud Water.
Alderman Taylor osms in lns took
bis seat.
Communication from board Of trade
submitting for the consideration Of
council, the bOara's suggestion Of the
setting apart in the making up of the
city budget for 1902, q contingent funa
Of 2,4OO 90, to be expended in the dis
'rstion of the mayor and Finanss
COMMITTEES for the general welfare.
stating that similar suggestion had
been made to ths county commission,
srs for 81 10000, The communication
was quite lengthy setting forth the
Qualification for suoh q iund. The
Communication was referred to the
Finance committee and the city
attorney.
Report Of special COMMITTEES on rulsS,
for 1902, was read and adopted. The
same being ordered printed in pam
phlet form,
After Fscsss Of nnosn minutes, the
following report Of the special oom-
mit's' on oficsr and salaries, vac
read Gnd adopted;
Brunswick, Ga, Jan, Q, 1909.
To the Honorable Mayor and Alderman
of the City Of Brunswick.
Gsntlsmsn-YOur special COMMITTEES
The Brunswick times-call., 1902-01-10

MA0tles for Incandesoent OF WelBha
hack lamps, lOo, 81 per doz. GuarV
aatssd o. X. A. h. Baker.
The Brunswick times-call., 1902-01-10

on SaIaries beg TO report that altar due
consideration we have agreed to recon,
mend the following salaries for the
rear 1902, for the designated offices, to
Wit:
Per Month.
M&yOf yOf'''.,t'.f,.. f,..,..,,,....,.,,,R % %
oits sttOrusy ,..,..... so 90
City physician. .............. 40 90
City engineer or surveyor (ln ad.
dition to fee allowed by OOde) 25 %
Marshal and oh'ef of pOliss.... So 50
Deputy marshat aud sAst. chief
of police ,,....,..,...... s5 90
CITY printer ,..,.......,...,.+ 40 90
ohiss Of Ore department 49,. :. rs 90
E'ginssF At pumping station. 70 90
Kseper Of gusrd house and clerk
OF market ...'.',,... so 90
'41'OO' w0'ts os neteFS .'''... 41S
os@'on' 0olorsd oemsery.....''' 4ls
oups''htsnOen' ans inspector OF
0An''e'lon .,'.,..',.,'.'.... so 90
'"0''0'' O''S nall .....'.. 80 90
OiS'A o' Oou"C'h $50. 100 90
wy treasurer $500. 80 90
nsfooF master . ...., $500
Oi"Sk''' ''''.'.'..,.''.','.'''' on bid
~ssps' OIL cioOk-''.''.'''.'.... on bid
o''0s"eD' sAoa''f'''''....,... so 0OI
0Ou"o'0S Ohosr ''''''.''." so 90.
FFsms"' sAoh' '',...'.......,,.. 40 DOL
0oasu Oh OOnVioss '.'.'''''...' so 90
siaisOsk rsoois plsnd thes ssoh tax
ASSESSOR be paid 800 in addition TO s25
'O' Oi0'A' 'O' 1ne en''Fs year 1902,
"'' arO'''a'orS W Tor entire ysaF'
i"~u0u - 'ne o'srk Of council
'"0 OO'H'"S SsAt "ih % ooiigsd
W UPS ns" sno 'ul' set Of city rec
''U ''OA '"SfeOS en'a'hng great
A' u 'A''A AAOOf' We iursneF recon-
"'a '"A' "e Oe granted an extra CONS
pA'iO" VI ''oV ior 'he year. ssis
''0' ~ p@S Ou' u aA'o sum any extra
''ef'0Ai ne p 'hs' may oe nssasd'
we Deg 10 furthsr recommend that
"U a.
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'0''Os u"''
u '"A'
"a an
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The Brunswick times-call., 1902-01-10
CITY COUNCIL,
PROCEEDINGS.
Number OF Resolutions Read and Adopted.
Council Will Meet Again Tonight


! nouuoed they wouid DO able probably
to make a report At next meeting.
Mr.. A. h, Leavy, the only bidder foI
shs city printing was extended the
privilege Of the hoor BE stated chat
the amount named ia the eommissss
report on salaries, was adequate FOR
the work to be psEfoFRss, ana further
that TO seOept the sfics Rs the AguEs
named would be loss 10 him. A
motion, to reconsider She rePsrt OF the
COMMITTEES 90 far ss IL related 70 city
printer prevailed, ana further aston
on such salary was deferred unsil TO-
moIrsw night.
The subject Of the revised Oods, wss
discussed snd r. A. Mullips (whe hes
the consract for the priRsing shsFsoS)
being present, StAtsG 60 council sbaa be
expected to rSssivs lhs Aaishsd work
in about two (2) weeks.
Resolution BY AlaOTmaA FRAnkliD.
Be IL, and IL is hereby resolved By ths
mayor and aldermen of the s.citv of
Brunswick, Ia OouOsil assembled, that
tbs regular meetings Of the mayor sad
council be held every ThurSday night
at 7;SO p. m, during the month Of Jan.
usEy, 1909,
Adopted.
by Alderman Cook.
Be It resolved By the Mayor and
Aldermeu OF the city Of Brunswiok In
council assembled, that the nsceasary
subordinate employees in She publis
works, sanitation aud fEs departments
be employed by the heads Of each Of
such departments, Ay and with The
consent Of the sOmmittee OF council
Tor such respective departments. Com.
pSnaAtiOn for all such subordinate
employees to be axsd by such rsspsc.
tive committees With the consent Of
the mayor, whers suoh compensation
is not Axsd and provided By this body.
All such subordinate employees to be
subject to removal Al any time By The
heads of their respective departments
By and with the consent of the commit.
Tee for such department.,
Be 1t further resolved by Lhc authorl
y aforesaid, that tho mayor be sm-
powered to appoint an impOundIns of.
fcer, engineer for the pumping station
and iaDitor for the city hall. Such
OfHcers and employees to hold omce
subject to the will of ths mayor.
Adopted.
Bills and accounts properly approved
and audited, read and ordered placsa
in course of settlement.
Adjourned until tom orrcw, Friday,
JSn. lO;h, 7 80 p. m.
N d. Russell,
Clerk Of Council.
The Brunswick times-call., 1902-01-10

SPECIAL NOTICE.
All bills againsI the British steam
ship sidra must be :prousutsd At
our ONCE by noon today or payment
thereof will be debsrred
F D M. sTRACHAN 3 co
conSignsss.
The Brunswick times-call., 1902-01-10
SHIPPING REPoRT,

SHIPPING REPORT,
Oonsstsd Daily AY Capt. 0tts JsAsnnSssS
Pert Of BrunsWiS Jan. >, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Carrie F. BrOnSOn, Bousstt,
New York.
The Brunswick times-call., 1902-01-10

on salaries beg TO report that af.er due
consideration we have agreed to recon.
mend the following salaries for the
rear 1902, for the designated offices, to.
Wit.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-10-30
Lively Tonopah.

Frank Nj Ish, a former Cripple
Creek mining man. who has struck it
rich In the new Eldorado, has the fol-
lowing to say regarding that camp in
an interview published in the Denver
Republican:
"ronopah is a typical mining camp
of the early days, " said Mr.. lsh. ut
Is located away out on the desert, 50
miles from the Southern Pacific rail
road, and. although only "A little more
than a year old, has population OF
1900 persons. When It is considered
that in its short existence more than
$40 900, 600 has been taken out OF the
mines, one can form an idea of the
character OF the boom which the place
enjoys
Although the camp Is In its infancy
aud the buildings are mostly tents and
cabins. plans are under way for the
erection Of substau ial HOUSES and
blocks. Surveys have been made FOR
the construction ef wuter system
which viii involve an expenditure oi
500 coo The water viii be brought a
di. anea Il 6s miles At present all the
drinking waiter l. ea,ri d ia on pack
animals aud there are more Than l'ooo
horses and mue- engaged in bis work
The miniug dj.tflc' Eaz gown from
half mile intr-a tpa territory mets-
uriug Que by oue an ther quarters
miles ia eNp-ut III" value O. the ore
en- be gauerd from rI,' uef 'aat the
shipmruls maae Or q care en- iias about
tn ,e mouths az a,. ragged sls3 ton.