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Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
SherIM,s Safe,

I)Y virtue Of an Execution, issUcd out Of the
ID Clerks Oaice Of the Hon. District Court llth
judicial District, 81 Dorado County, Cal.,. on a
Judgment rendered OH the .Sd day Of December A.
u. lNS1, Ia AyOr Of John MOrriSh and against
WIN, koMsch, +. &. Hlrguson, +. A. HOrnblowcr
ct al, comprising the "WaShington Tunnel Co., +"
lolntly, and against said kOnsch and Ferguson sep
anteiy, far the cum Of Eight Hundred Forty Eight
and ~ 100 DOllArs debt, with interest thereon at
the rate Of ten per cent per annum from the SJd
day Ot December A. ID, lHA1, together with the
sNm " rwcNty and H0lV0 DUlIars costs Of suit and
AccrWinv costs, have levied upon and seiIed and
will expNsp TO public sale, At the Court House in
rlaccr\ilc the SOth day Of January, A. ID. 1888,
At 10 o'clCck A. NJ, all the right, title, interest
aud claim Of the said Warrington Tunnel Co. Of,
In aud to the following dcacFf6cd property, lying
aud being In Georgetown Township, County Of Fl
Dorado, and State Of California, TO wit, All that
certain tract Of land or TWnn.l Mining Claim In
Cement hill, near Bottle nill, about two miles
north Of Georgetown, bounded on the east by the
Nevada Tunnel Claim, and on the west by the Ro-
Anoke Tunnel Claim, consisting Of Twenty -Four
elaima, knoWn 40 the Warrington Tunnel COmpa-
ny's ClAims, together with the improvements
thcNu,
E. BOGARDUS,
Sheriff Of FL Dorado County, California,
by L. b. HOPKINS, Deputy.
shcfiG's oAice, placerVille, January 6th, A. d.
lHH, (iStsl
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
PLACERVILLE.
SATURDAY. JAN. .. 1853.

Gov. WtLLsR's INAUoURAL.-At4 4 o'clock p.
n. yesterday. We furnished our city subscri-
bers With the MOUNTAIN DEMocRAr-Extra, con-
taing Gov. WELLER's Inaugural Address. It
was delivered In Sacramento yesterday after .
o'clock P. n. and less than two short hours
afterwards the subscribers Of the MOuNrAIN
DEHOcRAr had II placed before them in print,
80 miles ftOln the place where it was delivered,
We have not had time to glance over it, but
We commend it to the careful consideration Of
all who feel an interest in the welfare Of Cali
fornia. II is brief and We venture TO asset {,
able and digniHed.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
SherIT's Sale,

lY virtue Of an Execution Issued out Of the Clerks
office of the Hon. District Court Of the 18th Judi.
cisl District, for u Dorado cOnniy, on q Judgment
rencrsd the l6th day Of May, 4. D. 1881 In favor
Of WM. H. DAVIS and against n. H. KELeEA, al.
las SIMON. and y. r. HAwLEY far the SUM Of RIvs
Hundred and Twelve and 22.l0 Dollars, with inter.
rS, thereon at the rate II ten per cent. per annum
FROM the l6th day Of May A. d. 1887, together vith
the sum Of Fny.Three and 1U.lUO DolIsrs, costs Of
suit, and nccruinR costs. have levied upon and se
Ecd and will expose TO public sale at the Court llouse
In pAcerville on the 9th day Of January, A. d. ia6G
at IL o'clock 4. NJ, all the right. tiile interest anS
claim, ~ the said NJ. H. KclseA, Elias Smon ana 2 n
awcy. Of IN and to the following described proOer.
~, lying and being In InRtown RAvine, County 81
III Dorado and State Of California, tO'wit ceriaIn
Quartz Lead known ne the Empire Quarts Leaa Y
near the hous" ~ s,lnS Simon, and bounded on the
north by the "COVnu Copic" or Buffers Quarts Lead
and the south by the "pocahontas Quarts Iced -
together with the improvements theron.
\. BOGARDCS,
Sheriff Of Fl Dorado County, Cal,
BY L. D. HOexIns, Deputy.
Sheriff. once, Hacervile, Dec. 18th, 4. D. lSSJ
(SOtsl
Post pOne M emts-The above sale h he, ehy
postponed until January 8Hh, 1883, At ten O'Clock A.
N. T. BOGARDGS, Sheriff,
by l.. n. MOPKIxs, Deputy
Ptacerville, January Sth, lSSS
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
The New Administration.

A bright sun and an unclOuded sky shed lus-
tre and lent briIliancy to the inaugural
ceremonies OF yesterday, and enlivened the
hearts Of those who hope for Calfornia's pros
perity. Nature smiled auspiciOusly. and all
now bctOkens q successful administration Of
the State Government. The Legislature have
gone 10 work like business men, intent upon
the performance Of their duty in such manner
as to best promote the welfare Of the State.
For the first time in Calif0rna's history, have
the Legislature the power TO reduce the expcn-
scs Of the Government to a cdsh basis and the
people expect that tho opportunity to do so
will be taken advantage Of.
The great diversity and apparently con-
Aicting interests in State 80 large and en-
bracing such variety of climate and soil as
this, renders legislation fur it more difficult
than in other States; and hence the good old
Democratic doctrine of "that is the best gov
ernment which governs least" is peculiarly
applicable to California. Each interest in the
State should be permitted TO stand OF fall upon
ts own merits, and none fDstered by Legis
lative action, ut the expense of another
There is no real conflict between the mining,
the commercial, the agricultural or the manu-.
fActuring enterprises Of the people. All arc more
or less dependent upon each other, and will, il
let alone, generally accommodate their respcc-
tive wants. We have every reason to believe
that tho present Legislature will, in after
years, be referred to BY the people with hearty
approval and cOmmendation.
Upon the Democrats Of that body rcAt the
power and the OsPansibility Of its acts, wheth.
er for god or evil, and should errors be
committed they will not be Intentional Let
Democrats counsel together and carefully ex.
clude from their deliberations the advice ol
men, who hypOcritically pratc of their Dcmoc-
racy, now that the victory is won, who in the
hour Of need, when the result waSlyct in doubt
were found wanting. Bestow no confidence
upon the traitOrOus few, who secretly gave
aid and comfort TO tho enemy in the last pOlit-
ical contest - teach the rcnegades that the
Democracy have the power not only to over.
como its open opponents, but that it dare and
can and will expose and spurn from its bosom
those who prOfessed to be with it, only the
more efficiently TO injurc ii. There are such,
hanging about the capitol, insidously endcav.
Oring TO win an acknowledgment from honest
Democrats, of their fellowship with the party.
Let no petty jealousics, and above all no hope
Of spoiIs, serve to sever the union Of the party
TO distract it's harmony. Forget old feuds;
let the only test Of party membership be, ad-
herence to its principles and service in good
faith rendered It, in the day Of its adversity.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
WOLEE'S
SCHEIDAM AROMATIC GCHMARRa,

Which adulterated compounds Ard intended 70 Sel In
California against my genuine article.
My object IL to announce that have recently e.
tahi-hed an AGENCY IN SAN TRANCISCO for cup
plying this State and Oregon with my Schnapps, and
that hrreAerl will always keep said AgsAcy suppll-
ell with large stock 30 that respecAAble Druggists
and Liquor Dealers throughout California always
supply themselves At a regular price, merely enough
over the New York Price 10 cost Of freight and
charges thus avoiding complaint - heretofore, Ot
occasional scarcity aud extreme high price.
Ii IL nOw many years since hrst imported thees
Schnapps from the celebrated old dstillery AA Sehe-
dam, Holland, In which am Interested Is b ssW
conceded that no Gin Was ever impaired iuto ehi1
country which has approached my echnappe 10 re-
gard to PURITY. HEALfHPULNESe and kxoUH.
Ire AROMA or Flavor. This claim, and loR pesoR
point to their universal popularity and the lmlneas1
and increasing consumption By al classes north ed
south, east and west comprising the temperanes Pee
pie medical faculty, &c 70 such an extens that ~
establishment, packing the enormous qaAasiey =
S0NO bottles per day, s barely able 10 AM ks Oraege
Also, wOlfe's Schnapps have been analysed by ~
most celebrated Chemists, DFs. Mott and D6eA, q
New York and others, who ell certify that tAsy ess
pERRRCTlX
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

NorIcs or BILLs.-Mr. Galbraith gave notice
In the Assembly, on Wednesday, that he would
introduce bill "tO extend the term Of Office Of
Justices Of the Peace In the counties Of this
State two years !" also Of q bill ITO extend the
term Of Office Of OfSuperviAOrs, aud also TO change
the manner Of their election IN Fl Dorado coun-
~" Mr.. Lee, on the same day, gave notice Of
Aloint resolution ''inStruCting our Senators and
requesting our Representatives to procure the
passage Of law BY Congress, relinQuishing to
this State all the right aud little Of the Govern
mCnt Of the United States to the mineral lands
In thiA State"
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

GrNNAsIUM.-MOrplc's gymnasium has been
open for the benefit ofthc public for some days,
and has become great place Of resort for our
business men. II already has upwards Of tfty
subscribers, and the number Is rapidly inCreas-
ing. We ArO glad to sec this, as we arc
Of the opinion that one gymnasium will do
moro for tho health Of tho city than score Of
Doctors. We occasionally drop In for half an
hour. and already find our appetite, if not our
muscles, greatly increased, much to tho salts.
faction Of our butcher We advise ell delicate
Aombres to try MARBLES appetizer.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

FROx CARSON VALLEx.-We are greatly in
dcbted to our friend Jerry T" for letter from
Carson Valley, which came to hane too late for
tO-day's DEMOCRAT. The good people OF the
Valley spent the holidays most pleasantly, and
had several balls, parties, &C., at which q
number Of ladies' were present Good dir.
gings have recently been discovered on the
East Fork Of Carson River, by Caldwell, Com.
stock, 3 Co., which will pay ten dollars day
to the hand. The diggings are extensive, but
it is too cold to work them at present. Stock
are rapidly improving. Money is scarce in tho
Valley.
In his. P. 8. "Jerry" says: "Dick mail
Carricr) came to this place (Genoa) from Sac.
rAmento in three days, and brought horse
through with him. This beats any of Thomp.
sons trips. Ormsby Co. expect to leave
here tomorrow (Jan 6th) morning for Placer.
vile, with pack train. "
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
NOTICE

hereby given to al persons that on or about the
the l6th day Of December, 1857, lost at Marys.
willie, California In the Western House." two prem.
Onc iOr twn hundred and eight dollars, payable 70
myH.l aud dated the 18th day Of the present month
payable IN months, drawn interest nj the RAlr 81
per cent. per month assigned by John Edwards, Of
the Forty Mile House. Also one note Of hand pay
able Co me, the undersigned for two hundred d0llaFs,
lawful interest, assigned by James EAEin, ehiRgls
springs. hereby warn all prisons agAlnss tPadiag
for said notes, a. payment has been st0pped.
ENAMEL ROPP.
n Dorado, Dec. goth, jan3sSwl
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

WAGON RcAD BoARD-We learn from the
Sacramento UaiOH that the joint Wagon Road
Board met at2 o'clock. P, ~. Tuesday, in the
room Of the Supervisors at Sacramento. every
member being present On motion of Frank
HastiHgs Of the Sacramento Board. WIN. Knox
Of 81 Dorado Board Of Supervisors. was duly
elected President Of the Joint Board. On mo.
ton, the District Attorneys Of Sacramento and
81 Dorado counties were authorised to draw
up amendments TO the present Act OF the Leg.
islature. passed April S7th, 1857, relative to
the wagon road, and present the cane for the
consideration Of the Board. with view to the
submission Of the same to the LegislAtUre.-
The Board then adjourned till Testurday.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
PRTTIT,s DRUG STORE.

CIIAs. n. PETIT has now In store, the largest ana
best selected stock Of Drugs Paints, Window Gls,T
Pure Medicines. Fine Chemicals, and Genuine Pa.
tent Medicines offered for sale In this CITY Ana
desiring to increase his preaent large trade and eT.
the attention OF Country Dealers, Physicians Paint.
and Miners 10 his extensive and varied aanortI
ment, assuring them that he can sell all arcIeS \,
his line ofrade at lower prices than any other deal
er In the mountains.
lie has been engaged in his present tuaDes, 70,
twelve years, II thoroughly acquainted with itS de-
tails, and, he selects his goods with the 1res1[
care purchasers may rely with safety upon AndInC
every article sold At his Drug Store, PURE. IREaI5
and GENUINE. ',-0"'
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

The Miners Drug store, at the slvn ~
the Big Mortar, Main street, is supplied w,,h
the best assorted and most extensive stock a.
fresh and pure drugs and medicines to h.
found m the mines. The patent medicine.
sold ut this establishment, are received dir...
from the Manufacturers, and every package \,
warranted genuine. Pcrfumery and other A.,
ticlcs for the toilet, oil of the choicest oualtv.
are sold at the Miners Drug Store lower than
at any other house in the county. ItiA also,
we'll supplied with paints, oils, window rla,.,
varnishes, paint brushes, lamps, lamp OIl--bu.
see DIR. Jervey's advertisement In another ccl.
umn, or call at his establishment-the No.,
beautiful and tastefGlly arranged dfuk TOR =
the mOuntains-and see for yOursclveS: Femsr,,
bering that he keeps none but the best aFticls.
and sells at the lowest prices.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

MAsoHlc.--At = regular communication Of
Diamond Lodge, No. 20, F. and A. NJ, held at
their hall In Diamond SpriMgS, December Qoth,
the following OtlicCrs were elected and installed
for the ensuing Masonic years A ID. Park, W.
NJ; Charles. Irwin, s. W., W. r. Risen, j.
W.; A. SeisbOttel, Scc,; Jaa, Ellis, Treas;
+. II. Evans, 8, D., +, Ellen, J. d. Il. KrOsS,
TrlAR.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

MARTIAL.-We understand that, on Saturday
evening last, the young men of Reservoir Hill,
commenced the enrolment of q company Of
volunteers for the "Mormon war;" and in n
very short time the roll contained some thirty
names Saml. J. Fryer is spoken of as Cant.
Of the Company. Win. Jones has, also, com.
menced enrolling q company in this city, and
We doubt not, could raise battalion in q
short while. Let the President Oncc call on
California for volunteers, and old FL Dorado
will supply as many bravo fellows, eager to
Rght for the supremacy Of the laws and the
subjugatiOn of the fanatics and their savage
allies, as any county in the State. We hear Of
but one opinion on the subject, and that is that
the Federal Government must be sustained,
and Brigham Young taught humility and de
cAncv
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

DIR. L. J. Czapkay.--In another column :,
this paper will be found the advertisement Of r. !
C1APkAY. The Doctors testimonials are Of surh !:
character as to justify us In commencing him 70 pub
lie consideration as gentleman and physician. SnA
one who s In every way qualified for the faithful prr
fOrmanee OF hla promises.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
TO the Citizens OF CaIifornia.
CAUTION.

+ AM INFORMED that various Liquor. Mixers u
i New York, Boston aud San Francisco, are extea-
svrly engaged IN putting up In square bottles, under
various titles, cheap mutations Of my long gestahlsA
cd and renowned
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

AEnrrIed.-At The residence Of JosspA Brown ln
Diamond Springs, Dec 8O,h, By Chas. Irwin, NJ,
Mr. hNDsgT n JACKSON 70 Mrs. DE1An CALEAAh Ootn
Of Diamond Springs.
Chas " irwin, Eaq., Mr.. LKwls NJ. DAVIS TO MFs.
JERrSlA STRvRNsON both Of kl Dorado.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

"TuE KREMLIN,""-A miniature representa-
tion Of the "KrCmlin," the palace or,he Empe
ror Of Russia, Is being exhibited at the KeOkuk
Hotel. Go and see It.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

TnE GovERNMExr WAGON RoAp.-Mr. John
Kirk, the gentleman employed by Government
To locate the great Wagon Road, about which
50 much has been said and written. sends to
Washington by the steamer to-day, map
showing the country he has travcrscd, and has
pointed uut the route he deems the most natur.
al, the cheapest and the best. The orders um.
der which Mr.. klrk has acted, directed him Ia
locate this end Of his ruud " at Or near Honey
Lake Valley. and Ms might be expected, he.
in the exercise Of his Judgment, incurred no
little displcasure among certain class who
Fe-dtSap painted IA -not having thrsruad run
IN front Ot their doors. II has also been
charged In some quarters that Mr. Kirk, in the
course IL his lnbOrS, laS been govern by srl-
tiSh nlctivrs--that he huS from the start kept II
steady eve either upon his own interests or
those of his friends that he has turned deaf
eur to the cOunscls of those who were enabled
t0 give him information and advice; these and
sundry other charges equally false and silly
have appeared at times In several obscure
sheets. How the ridiculous charges fall before
the facts. In the first place, MIR. kIrk does not
own foot Of the ground along the route he
has selected, nor has he friend that will Dc
benefited in the least degree by his aclions.-
We are informed he had with him during the
whole Of his travels Aomc Of the best informed
and most experienced men In the State, select
I'd especially for their intimate acquaintance
with The country hc designed TO examine -
What more 10 necessary to be aald on this
hcadf Ne. Kirk requires no defence at our
hands from tho puny attacks that have bccn
made upon him. Mln map and t'urnnl v hich
gOcs out BY the steamer to-day. are all that 10
necessary b, PrOve 10 the auihOFitiea II Wash.
ingtnn that he hes bceu q tAlihIal HgpAt, and
OnV fully eOmprteMl 70 peTtGsm The hlEhly ies.
poVaanG dnsies devOlving % hlaI. AmIa SAs
gFras pFejudbcss that sHiS.ed, ana tAs Csaecs.
INg oRlniIna put lGSth 10 VaFiuaaa QWaVtsss cSIa-
w. SsTsIy ~ T !" y " .sT:.a"S NJ: i sHS, Ss. I E.SI
wOuld give entire HasislsellOa ~ I'll paFIlss.-
). p: G1Obs q WtdRS~iaE
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
SlaeraG's Sale.

DY virr1e Of en- execution, issued out Of the
I'D Clcrkt once Of the Hon. Oistrict Court llth
Judicial District, hr 81 Dorado County, on ludg-
MeNt rendered on the SotA day Of November 4. d.
1857, In fAvur Of william Jones and against WIN.
ANSrson, Cor the eum Of Four Hundred Twenty
Seven and volO0 DollATs, with interest on the sum
Of three hundred nfy-twU and 9O-lO0 DClaEs, ct
the rate Of two per cent per month, from the 10Th
day Of November A. d. l0S1, and On the sum Of
twenty-five and So-l0O dOllArs AZ the rate Of ten
per cent. per Annum, together with the sum Of for
ty0Nr aud l0lOO dollAfs, costs Of suit and accru.
Ing eosteI have levied upon and seised and win
expose 10 public sale, ct the Court HeNss IN Pla-
sefvtls, on the SotA day Of January A. b. leos, at
10 o'clock A, NJ, all the right, utlo, interest and
claim ef the sAla William Alverson Of, iH and 70
the following described property, ylng end being
In the city of pAcervilles County of n Dorado and
state of CNlAFniA, - will A certain lot 81 tract
of land the east eide II eAerAnento street, boun
ded UA the AOsth BY the PremieeA end residence Of
Seelys - tAe east By oNAxta eeEOats on the oouth
By The prOmlsss q The eeeenaent, occupied 80 .
TVeideHce, and % the wsat BY eaeramento street,
sAia prcmieea being knoWn - the "0rey Eagle
staNlS, ,"-eSsS'AsF With he tSEEey;sEsnss there
cA, B. 9O0AkDUea
Sheriff Of n Dorado Co., CAL,
BY L. D. HoRklHO, Deputy.
sheriff. Once, plaeervtles January 9th, A. ID.
iNqN,s@ftpl
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

,- ExrExsIoN.-Mark. Lcvison, in order that he
might have room to "spread himself" aud to
accommodate his rapidly increasing trade, has
Extended the area" Of his store room to about
twice its former sixc. He has fine stock Of
fashionable clothing and furnishing goods, and
gentlemen desiring to replenish their ward.
robes will find it to their advantage to give
him call.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
Sons Temperance.

Upper PiacerviIe Division, No. 80, meets every
~ Wednesday evening at their Hall. In Upper
Placrrvir.- Al membrrs in good standing arr I'M
vit"d To attend. j. ID. VAN EATON w. p
y. N. DICKHRMOFT, r. g.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

CHEAP GooDs-Mcssrs. Remish L Ellis have
taken the tircproOf store lately occupied by A.
Haas, opposite the Old Round Tent, where
they have opened an extensive assortment of
clothing, boots shoes, etc., which they assure
us they are selling very low for cash. Give
'em call, and il they cant suit you, We ray
ther think you're hard to please.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

JERRT SULLIVAN has our thanks for copious
ales Of the latest Atlantic and European pa
pSrS sud magaziuG.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

PAos ANS PORTEaA-Tho Speaker of the
House has made the following appointments;
Pages, ,wm. Hopkins, Of San Francisco Geo.
L. Taylor. Of Calavsras II. B. Berry, Yuba,
anA I'd. TORY, Of Sacramento. POTters, John
a'EVl snd Wm. BELLY.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
San Franca.co A~encv-

Mr.. l.. p. FISHER, at the Iron Building orDo.,..
the Office ofthe Pacific Express Company, corner oS
Montgomery and Washington streets, 10 our only an.
thOriEed agent for San Francisco.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

CEC. Xix, Esq, will give another bahia
White Oak, on the evening of the 00nd inst
Everybody is invited to attend.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
GEO. n. LOVEGnOvE.

At"CnIOn DoOk Store" 81 Street,
Il our authorized Agent for Sacramento Ctv An
orders for advertising eft with him, will be promptly
attended to.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

wRIrE 0AI SPRINGS, Jan, 9Th tSaS,
MEssRs CHAIAHRs and NtherN--GkNvs $-voWr klnd
note Of the 9TH lnst rendering your valuable Ncr,
vices In the way Of . beneat has been rScrl Cd
While THANK you sincerely Cor year good wishes, I
will name Friday evening, the SSd ef thS month,
am most respectfully,
Your Obedlent 20 VI.
G, INK,
kW- Folsom Dispatch and COlomA Republican
please copy and send bill 10 Mr., lllx.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

DANCING ScaooL.-The introductory party
Of Mr., Shatlers' Dancing School, was post
poned on account Of the inclemenSy Of the
weather 20 Tuesday evening AOxL HE party
viii ecms oIF at en,l,h'0 Fiat tonight
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09

MSssRs DAVIS RoT, Of the Alta Express.
have our thanks for daily furnishing Ne with
full 6les Of State papers.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
FOR SALE.

A HOUSE AND LOT ON COLOHA slss
IA we'll arranged, with good well ana
houses. There is good assortment e -
Trees, Grape Vines, CuFTant nuahse, g.
the premises, making Il one Of the moes o.
BILE family residences In the city.
GEO. =. JONES'
At''No. e.
Placerville, October le, 1859.
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
City Tax Sale.

DY virtue Of the authority conferred on me, WI
Id expose to public sale, ON the Plaza In 'front.'
my Office Davis 4 Roy'sl ~ PlacrrvHle, on MondA!
the lst duy Of February, lSoS, the following desert
he'd property, for taxes the sAue having been reg
uhariy assessed and the owners thereof having iAs'
70 pay tho taxes thereon, to Wit
Mountain Democrat., 1858-01-09
Aneeher Dan ae WhlNe Oak.
IAHaAy AA, lsSA

JaAaAsy AaA, lssA
Aa. g. tsi1 -TAa HaAeVslsaeA aFs lAssrNea thA
At sAe eoAvlVIaA paFty e'Vsa ~ yeN ~ wAlas Oak
eprlngs, ea Nee veaFV OVpNlaa, ahA"aaA WvN at
aaaaa, haah as . Ne asgAas - ~ Party itself
aaA shaaAAal 81 saaIRaaess AFV, ~ ~ EArm
WhA VvOVSa, VAaa tAseaA - la..RsWPes esnA~l of
nastlsa yea sasaneA - sNaAFe lNaa ~ aa that vAa
palA h 20 ~ eeoasasa. b c0asbAPSAoleA " the
ahsve, aaA ~ ysaP SSN PleasaEN - WNA ~ 10 re-
llsVe as @NrA - PasslA.s tAe l@ases sasaanCA, We
hrV~Ay leaAee ~ seVvlees a the WAy 0t hcnc,
a. Ia aA ~ Aneahs pAFty ~ tAS zane place. At such
a.. -. - - -. -.