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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-13
An ESvIAWLR RKcoRp.-John Currev IN

AN ENvIARLR RECORD.-JOhn Currey, thC
Brodeiiek candidate for Governor, Is certainly
an eccentric and accommodating politician
He Is evidently Indifferent to -principle ind
not strongly attached to party, and willing si
any moment to sacrifice the one and Hetray
the other TO further his own selfish purp6ses;
He has sought Office with avidity, but been
unsuccessful in the pursuit. He has belonged
10 all factions and isns and been faithless to
ell. Knowing that the Democrats have de.
cided aversion to chsngelings and aSpirants
without ability, he has never offered to con-
meet himself with the Democratic party. His
record In not an uncommon mixture Of selfish.
moss, duplicity and weakness. In 1860 he
wss = Wing, in 1866 . Know Nothing, In
1867, a Brokerickite, in 1868 the nominee Of
the Broderickites and Republicans for Judge
Of the Supreme Court, and we nov And him
again the representative Of the BOgusite&-
Through III bis changes he has beeh consist
ent In but one psrIlcular-dcadly opposition
to the Democratic party. Ills competitor,
Milton 8. Latham, has always been . consist
ent, reliable, straightforward DemOcrat-un.
fiinching In his devotion, ardent In his zeal
and eloquent in his advocacy Of the principles
Of the Democratic party. When Currey was
Iaboring to defeat the Democratic party. de-
nouncing its principles and its candidates
Latham was one of It's ERNEST and trues
champions. Where the battle ragged 6erces
and hottest, where our foes were loudeSt aOt
strongest, there Latham was found, in thu
front ranks Of our party, fighting ms"fuII,
and unshrinkingly for the good old cause
And now the BroderickitcS with matchles
audacity, call on old Democrats to repudiat'
a tried, trusted, unwavcring Democrat, anc
to give their support TO a changing who hsl
not, never has had the least respect for tn
Democratic party, who has steadily deridCC
and condemned its crced.- Latham stood b,
his party in dark and troublous times, wheI
the firIncst quailed and the weak deserted
when defeat was anticipated. when its mum
bCrs were few and its friends disheartencd
when Currey proudly carried the banner
its foes and rr0re to defeat its friends, -an'
this same identical Currcy, Democrats are nov
importuncd to vote for in preference to Latham
II they are IS unprincipled and perhdious .
BrOderick they will do sO-not otherwise. -
No Democrat who has particle Of respeC
for his party, who is in the least attached I
its principles, will be seduced from his ale
glance by the artful appeals Of Baker, BrOd
| nr;cle Mex il,hnn 4 Hn -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-13
Correspondence Of the Democrat.

CNioHrowN, Aug. 9Th, 1859.
DeAA DRAOcaAT; There 10 not much stirring in our
town just now, IN the way Of politics.
Democracy In COlOma the night Of the 6th. Bureh
led OF speech Of about hour and half In length,
and he gsvS the hAif bTSsdS' the osst rating down
that they have received during the campaign. He let
the stand with the conviction impressed upon the minds
0f bis heAreTs that he just the want 10 rep
resent In the National Legislature, and wen send
him sure.
Latham then Aseended the stand and In HE usual
calm, hut foTeblU language, kept the audience spell
bound during the whole time that he speaking
teuprd OnIy by the enthusiastic cheers Of the sterling
old Demo 'TScy o. this vicinity.
We had everything prepared 70 give them the usual
salute, but Of the half bTeeds stole our guns
anVsl and hid them away, surprising, presume, that
IL legitimate to steal our thunder. 10 eommon "
them, but got along very we'll without.
II. u. Stove 10 blamed for writing these letters -
please eHousTaie him and obhge yourS,
Mr.. Stowe is not the author Of the colnmu.
nications signed "Yank." The gentleman
who writes them is an old settler, familiar
with the politics Of our county, . warm poll.
tician and an enthusiastic Democrat, who has
no aspirations, but iSvOatent to work earnestly
in the ranks
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CoLohAS Aug ,, 1859.
osSTs; kNewing BFoderiekits. deep IL the secrets
CNt01 inaueneed 70 advocate DroAeTiek .Repub
eaHtSa ~ prosse that Il should share the spoils Of
the public printing In the event Of success That
eeTn evidently ssla Itself, but whether for cash Or
promises 10 IL Hoe easy 70 tell. What do you think
about iIl Union.
Think there is not the slightest foundation
for the intimstion. The proprietOFs-the cd.
itOr. arc the mere puppets Of the PrOpriOtors
Are too shrewd and mcrccnary to sell them
selves for mere promises. You may rely on
it they demanded and received something
more substantial than promises They are
convinced that John OM.ara has not tho
renotcst chance Of succeeding, aud they are
not the ,ncn I" risk anything on an uncertain
~. Cold, calculating, unprincipled, they es.
iimAtrd their services at high figure and re.
crivcd what they demanded in hard cash.
The Democracy could have procured th,ir
services, we presume, for triHing conSdcra.
tion, but as their assistance would have been
valuelcSS, they deemed it useless to make
them any propositions. They hoped and cx.
pected the Democracy would make them an
otter; they received none; disappointed and
indignant, vain and revengeful, they changed
the tone Of their paper and made it an ultrn
Brodc'ick Republican organ. This accounts
EF their extreme malignity toward the Demo.
cratic party.
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Proceedings Of the Common Council.

PLAcRRYlLLx. Ang. 9Th. 1859.
Mayor Swan. Presiding Present, Aids. Arvids
son, Lacy. Wichman and Wade. Alex. Hunter
Clerk pro TEN.
Minutes read and approved.
The Finance Committee asked further time, which
was granted.
Report If Committee on Streets and Public
Places reading report frnm ]. n. Douglass, eta.
ting that he would sell lot Of CUloIna and
Centre Strcet EDF $780, read and accepted.
The Committee On Fire and Water, reported pro-
greAa.
Aid Wsde reported the upper portion Of Hang
town Creek in y state nf nuisance.
Ordinance No. %. for impoundng horses, mules
cattle. aherp. gosis. hogs. &c.. from running al
large during certain hours Within the City limits
ad,pted.
Report of Special Committee on HanRtown Greek
read aud received. and COmmiIIee granted further
time tO consult with the property holders to devise
some means ff erecting humc Or building IeVee.
Aid. Wade moved that Committee 0f two be
appointed TO ascertain the cost Of tranucrbnR City
Ordinances. Carried.
The Mayor appointed Aida. Wade and Arvidason
said committee.
The following bills were allowed: J. 4 W. c.
Salmon. o. rs; Alex Hunter. IS %.
Board adjourned to meet ON Monday evening
next, Of O'Clock.
X. 8. HERNANDEZ Clerk,
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Mr.. Beatty Of Sacramento is to he pitied.-
lie induStriously invents and publishes grave
charges against Latham, and Gro he has ceased
to chuckIe over his cherished bantlings. they
are proved falsel With the malignity Of :
fend, the stupidity of donkey, and the pee.
vishness Of spoiled child he necessarily a.
sails Latham, but his poisoned shafts recoil on
his own head. Ia he ambitious to rival Brod.
crick in blackguardism and infamy? Is he
seeking questionable notorietyY It seems 40.
Keep on at your congeninl work, Mr.. Beatty,
and you will cover your name with iniamy
throughout the State. Void your venom On
Latham's unrcsiSting hesd.-it will do you
good and him no harm. Recollect, air, tn, {
'detracton ever loves . lofty mark" and
through every line and word Of your comrnu.
nications discriminating public discover pro.
tsssionAI envy and malice, political hatred and
dread. It IL certainly magnanimous in v, u 10
try to crush politically man whom you fear
professionally. It Is noble mission to ira.
duce = rival, to "bear false witness against q
neighbOr"-Gnd ii is yoursI DON'T be divert.
I'd from your mission, on which you have en-.
tered with NO much dslicacy and eeniality, and
you will soon be entitled to the Kisses and dc.
tcStation Of every respectable man in Califor.
MIA
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BrOderick's speech at Sacramento was
most triumphant He producOdmoth-
ing new on the Senatorial election, and with
matchlcSS stupidity, the very evidence which
he presented and with which he intended to
crush Latham, completely cxonerated that
gentleman. Broderick, by his Boosting and
his mysterious hints, had raised expectation
70 the highest pitch, had intimatsj that he
would make disclosures Of such . nature A.
would forever stamp with infamy Latham and
Gwin. It was trick Of . montebank to get
crowd. Hundreds rushed to Sacramento to
listen to tho astounding Developments, and
instead Of gratifying the curiosity he had
raised, he inflicted upon them an egOtistical,
tame; senseless speech. Dissatisfied, disap!'
pointed; disgustcd, the crowd voted Broaerick
rI bore and drivisr. and quietly dispersed
questi0n-there was nothing to call II forth
Il was gigantic sell, and BroderiCk will feel
the effects Of it.
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-~QUicK TRIP fine last mail from Salt Lake
City arrived in this city on Wednesday last
making the trip in fire and a Aa,f ddys trav-
cling time. This establishes the fact that the
Central foute IL the shortest and speediest.
and that with proper encouragement the mail
can be brought through from St. Joseph in
'irtsen dGya We sincerely hope that our
representatives in Congress will take the car.
liest opportunity to present this subject in its
true light to the Postmaster General, and use
their utmost endeavors to induce him to call
the attention Of Congress to It. Reduce the
time and increase the compensation on the
Central route, and It will always come in ahead
Of the mail on the Southern route. The whole
route is now wcll.stockcd, with comfortable
stations at proper distances, and no fears need
hereafter be entertained Of detention or incon.
vcnicnce. Tho Superintendent informs US
that arrangements have been made to prevent
delays In the winter, and that the trip can be
made quicker in the winter than in the sum.
mer. Passengers arc now taken comfortably.
The defeat Of the appropriation bill somewhat
crippled the company, but did not destroy its
energy.
We are indebted to the Superintendent,
Geo. +. Jones. Esq, for copy Of the Deseret
Ns'e' OF the Sd instant, received here on Wed.
nesday morning. lie also furnished Us the
following list Of passengers to and from Salt
Lake City: Len BY Overland Mail Line Aug.
10th: D. Chase, o. c. Wade, J. Chord, J. II.
Mcdonald. Miss Ann ClothVn, John Skca and
franklin Reed. -
Len salt Lake City for PlaccrvillO July
eth &c. D. Morris, VI. Holcomb, WIN. God.
10. Mr.. viven, f. Smith. D. r. Sample and
lady. and L. W. Libbie. From Salt Lake
August 3D. 3. Holiday, clOrk and servant
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
CUrTsSpODAeirs Of the DsMOeEAt.
1..sa L., -. A.. OK


NESsRS HOIVoHS: Having noticed . number 81
COMMUNICATIONS IN ynuI columns. but Gr,'m our
place. Ih"ught would give vUu . few Iiens. -
fear II would occupy i''o much space To every
fhIug that has WAnSpirrd here.
We clan 4" Or as industrious people AS cen be
found IA any part at California. In the first place,
we have beautiful and productive gardens Nitn an
abundance Of fru' and vegetables. at the fret quail.
ny. We have in this ne'Shborho"d. apple ireeA
SsOSH SsdyS old, with u g'N'd assortment Il other
fruit ireea.'vinea and shrubberv.
As f"r the miners. they are doing reasonably we'll
tr this Aeas"n II the year.-Thrre are Gull aone
good claims IN this dstrct. aud short time since
one s"ld f~ e23U 10. Several cumpAnes are work
iDG IndustrOuav DAY after daV aud making fair Wa.
gea. with ~hich they are content
The NA"'ne Fraternity. in connection with the
SOna Ot Temperance have built q neat elegant and
commodIOus Hall IN Spanish Flat. Both ancietiss
have done an immense aiKht Il good are in -four.
IshInH condition. and number among their members
gentleman ut influence: standing and hberality. -
CHb"undrd success To- them.
large number VI Persona assembled at Spanish
Flat. on the Gath uL To hear MsAAra JOhnstOn, Van
VO"ThleS and WObeTis0n. ] need scarcely say thsv
were greatly d'SAPpoinIed 81 the non appearance IL
'h" h'rnrr tao. Col. n 'bcrtsOn addressed them aL
Considerable length, IN hts usually full aud rAcy
style. Ha speech well received and gave entlre
aA1isiAciIun IN those present. Mr.. ID. q. Patten,
an"lher 1T "ur nominees. followed. and made Some
very appropriate remarka. Loud calls were then
made fur Gil. w. n. DiekinH,n. our candidate for
the ) nate, WIN pr"mpIly responded. He gave an
accurate acc0uDt Of the BrOdersck faction frum is
commencement u the present time. showed up the
'reAcheTy. selhahneas and corruption Of lie chief,
aud proved from the record that Il was fast falling
tntn Reputlicanisui. His remarks were received
with great applause. The Democratic party. Am
confident will feel proud Of The vote Of tbs Tow
ship on The 7,h Of September next. The beat If
feeling prevaila heEr We arc harmonious and active,
and determined to give the DhOle ticke. handsome
majority.
10 conclusion. Il graiRes me To state that our cit.
tEsna are taking deep interest in school matters
They have erected . neat sch'Ol.house BY voluntary
contributions. thereby saving the public fnnds We
have nourishing school. aud last Friday several
ofnur citizens with the Trustees visited the nehOo
and were pleased with the teacher aud the proficiency
VI the scholars, Yours.
OVER TIE RIVER
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NO!diRSnes 10 prevent Cattle, Hogs and other AMI.
"A mails from running at large,
TAS Common CeuneI attn NV of nsoc.-r1u. a.. n,
s~ ~" ".1S''C.S'
,Ao snen oe ana 70 hsreny made the duty Of
.rs,eNv srh $500. :" ~ " Sn's SNy' 20 take inSc
m hors.s Tnriss ..ss, SsOS.e P.cs !er Keeping
1.,,e1 v"rrs"s ~ a." T.; eU..s, taat may d
r"his. 49, ~ s.IS " tMe stIeets. MIeys' OF
stsr I%rSo-r .nS ~ say umS Getwecn one hcuI
SownA v~rr,rr a. I.,. -i.S. So ~ noss tns! may o.
a "~v ho~r "Sth. AZ - ;hs '"e ""'s OF sA'o cay
e1cvIoN . IL sh.I - ~. S..- -, A.. ria. -.
IA nTocmvs h. ecr,,ss, 49, -. ~ t1s Nlty %aEshal
whfeh 70 mHo""S ~ Ely. vi quo sscuse pIaee 70
tnLSr m ME- H. - '" ~. en.mae may d
Provided, thS zane can H. S ~ "a scSs.Cn
or any PccsmsS taisS A. s.sS :n; =. trs aIs1e
S,eiT os""s ~ ar. y. ~ ~ 49, immedl-
sueE piSSS Of imSounSinC. eu !" A.0 eO0nneo 10
taken mn and imoo"nJs1 =. .SnIU.. SPoH Hny animal
loWS; - -'O's'S'1' s0A" " ~ SO'-
For taking nm and ir.courAir. ant, A..... -.
eattle-Two doIrTs ana pHsSS -. E @uIos %
"a imuonrA-S ~ "~ 'O' vac" O"s 70 SAAeA Up
For takinS al and iunnounA,us .o- 49,. ....
One dciSr 1or cnch one e tsE.r ~ 20
Yor tsLinS nm ara I,.Co"nS,.N ~ s1u tssapoenoee.
Ono doilar n eaeR an. - - ~ ~ y.
Por keenin1 anv hnr.sS r~i". ~ s.',t tS~.. n
eentS ner Az far sseh snimsI W '~''S-SssH'S ave
For ksepinS Snv Shoen "r ro.t.-r,m~ ..... 49,. L..
for each ShssD ar eoas sOo''-1"S Ss"'s Nv 0sy
Fcr keepinF hoss ar svin.-A Nv ..,.. r.. -
claimed Der dsT, ehar@s a. s.rin :. .S' So. ~
day shalf Ls msde unon svsrv snes 49,
The irsS sToreSsid EoS tssny ny .nt
o S he use q hs OssI aesS:y ssIS~ &c "a ~.
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PLAcERvILLE TnEATRE-DuFing the past
week, this place Of amusement has been oc.
cuPied ny talented and efficient troupe.
under the management Of Messra. Stark &
Phelps. end Notwithstanding the political fever
IS raging hercely and times ere unusually dull.
they played to well filed houses ever night
an evidence at once Of their popularity and
the high rank they have attained IN their pro
fession' They put upon the stage pieces Of
sterling merit and unexceptiOna6le IN tone.
and performed them In . manner that elected
the unqualified appreciation Of eli those who
bad the pleasuFe Of witnessing them. Mr..
Stark 10 an artist ii real merit, and has won n
reputation Of which he has cause to feel Justly
proud. lie poSSesSes . versatility of talent
which plAces him high In the estimation ofthe
most intelligent patrons Of the drama. His
vartous presentations we're indeed lIfc.llke and
brilliant andjustly entitled him to rank among
the fret artists Of his time.
Mrs. Stark IN an actress Of conceded ability.
and her perception VI character, her elocution.
her portrayal Of the passions, her bearing are
almost faultless. The appearances of either Of
them on the stage Is the signal for appIauve,
occasionally ins2PrOpriateIy given and em.
oarrasslng Every night they have played
tney nave been called before the curtain to
receive the plaudi1 Of the audience.
In his line Of characters Mr.. Phelps stands
deservedly high. His popularity with the
lovers Of the drama In our town increascs with
each representation, He has few superiors in
his line: They are efficiently supported by
an excellent stock company.
Tonight will be the last appearance Of this
troupe. when will b. presented the great play
Of the marble Heart" and "a Glance at New
York" Many Of our citizens have expressed
the hope that Mr.. Stark may soon return
to the city, that they may have an Opportuni
y OF seeing him perAOnats :" Hamlet, ~ j" Mc
Beth, "" Richelisu," and other characters in
which he excelS, and we trust that he may dc
so during the summer.
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&c uORaD0, Aug ., 1859,
AZ AZ aIegHIar eosissAleetisa e Hitzh todns 30 ~
TedO. Aug NA, lSse, the tlioSinr re.oluIioes VI,
sdered csPressSe e th6 ss0ss e tES EsSS~ - Il:
,WnaAeAs, le the dispensatiea 81 eur uiviua op.nd
HaeesTI Bro q. 2; HSEvss wee SunIssekS &C. ~ h.
death, July 18Th therefore b e ~ - 3"
RssOSOsa, That The Masoaio FSutsFuitv ~ a ~.
AAve sustained. ~ the demise Of BFW. O. c. Rarvsv
~cESoy ana tried Brother and although nSt msw,N.,
oIt Loase sstn having been long rsddstT 81 o1I
aeSecOrh9od and frequent victor stouF mestinss, =,
nave nad watmy seated within US regard ptcTliar n
the "tis u the 6rOtherhood,n ' "
.vsc, That We fstliHgy HympHthiSe With the 70.
sustained In his DEATH ~ '~S WIS '"s' nA'e
nsA%rtr, Lnat copy Of these resolutions, duly at
su' "c AuIsned the near relations Of the deceased
q; nLANCH1RD,l
NJ. TEBBS (Co....sS,..
ID. CHASE
Oa motion, copy Of the shove r.sOlutor,
seSt tne MOUNTAIN DnMoc1AT sOF publication.
CHAs. T. Jackson, SSs'Tv I.cs -
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AORs HELR.-Our sprighIly nelghhCr the
OOssrr'T. has dOfed Its neutrality and hOistcd
the Democratic flag Ina temperate end we'll
written salutatory, It gives the reasons for the
change. It is Conducted with marked ability,
US articles have the ring Ofthe true metal, and
u deserves and wp hope viii receive the libcr.
a. support Of The Democratic party. fhc
publishers MeMsrS, FahchId, Gte Industrious
s9d worthy young gentleman, Democrats Of
tiled nCehty and entitled to tie respect Of our
party. Gentlcment you have our sincere wish.
&C Tor the prosperity Of the OAsvvm.
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LETTER FROM MR BEARD.-It is scarcely
necessary for US to publish the following letter
from Mr.. Beard, in vindication Of Mr.. Latham's
character Malignant and INSCRIPTIONS jour.
nails and envioUs professional rivals will reiter,
ate the foul SANDER, It matters not how often
or successfully it may be disprovtd. Thi.
statement Of Mr.. Beard is clinchcr, and es.
tablishes beyond dispute Mr.. Lathanl's limo.
ccnce. Mr.. Beatty must be kept constantly
busy in manufacturing statements to prejudice
the people against Latham. You have hard
task, Mr.. Beatty, but As it must be congeniaI
to your nature. you'll excuse us for urging
you to "go it with looscncSs," regardless Of
dcccncy, vcracity or honor. This il the state.
ment:
Inaamueh 80 my AmdAvit tread By Mr.. Latham n Ne.
vAeal has oeeAstOned criticism 10 its wording the
ont being raised that Technically the "Clsrk 81 gu
IeitsTAts nost explicitly that M. Latham asSSr did
approach me-drectly or indTeetly-in my o6cial ca
pAcity OF 20 nan IN any way improperly, with regard
source tso FAR a. I know oF bsisvcJ Of the charSes
against hin 6enR the fact that prevent the IOss
p.Opsry 70 asgs.aoa y the slandsssss eaii1g q she
client. = elsiHsd BY An hs requested mo e ASOd the
40 possible. add tSd hm-in the event Of hiS bsiuS
70 saa tSanaOeO-t earliest intomatiOn Of the dsciS
.on .ns CouTt 9sr H. bSiag EISt In Wy Qoe. For
ny trouble Tits taFaaton ks dssirsd
70 ESmunsEAte ms.-Hn sum AainR menalonel 0iHIlsT
Le4.eeM were wade to ne b. macy Of he oat ERomi-
r ruS ptaSu'oneFs u Tie SUPPRESS COaEt While W0s
tae oaS Court, aud theiV requests were alwayS
eaeeS0l eemphsd With and have never 6ssn reRaTdcd
"'.Rsefss; Respectfully
SSSTasnsnto, AugNst 10, IsS0.
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HoLLowAY'S 0INTABMT AND PILLs.-Tho various and
rightf alterations Of the lower limbs, known By the
general term Of SoTe leg, OF bad lse yield every
where with surprising rapidly to the inA1snse II the
have full confidence, that ahse0Ssee and sores Of VhiG
easa that had been dseAaSging for many ysaSa. keep
taisd oOnditiop have been dried up in few weeks BY
IhiS wonderful dsinGsetAnt IL does not msrsy aup-
press the discharge, which woud b dangerous, but
striking through the suEAes 70 the nucleus Of the die
oTdeT o6teraes Of once both Ne and Ice Oymp-
toms The Pis, By their mild apsEient action, exps
dite the cure.
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COrre'pOOdsHes Of the Democrat
GEOHOETowx. August 8, 1855:
Branch Wagon RnaA-ARain.

MsssRs. EDIToRs: AZ the citizens Ui this Part ol
II DorAd" county feel deep interest IN this i'm.
Hnners and Contractors why the work IN The Branch
WARoa Rad Aes besO Supposedly WHY 10 Il NOT
d"Ws immediately ~ 40 % Be uaod Ay DE immi.
yranta now coaliOg ial Why postpone 4 until a.
Aua Il certainly q nat completed aocurdln9 10 con-
!SAcG Il Oakdt 10 have been done last all. will
we VATmissaOaers have the kinAneGa TO inform
Snoee Who have been taxed to improve It, who ara
he"1y q u AID wish N see IL completed speedily,
TAXPAYER.
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Yota Of Hhanka.

AZ . regular meeting Of Morning Star Lodge No. %
O. o. r, held Of Odd Fellows Han on Saturday, 6tE
nSts the following resolution unanimously adopted
and ordered 20 be published IN the MoUNfAiN DIMo.
chAT and SENT. R6AkIv Ohsargsr:
ResoEed, That vote Of thanks 10 due and IL hereby
eheeFuy rendered Ia the Ladies. who on the ID nst
generously assisted In sewing the entire carpet oI
said Lodge. WA. RI0H. n. q.
AttSSti q q, CnSRAD, z. see'ry.