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The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

The FIRST CHRISTMAS IN CALIFORNIA
The first re'"rd We have If the reshra:nn Of
Christmas in California. after the American
flag was raised upon the coast, is from the
pen "fa writer who WAS present in Monterey.
in l847, the incidents of Christmas Day of
that } ear among the people OF the town:
Exactly at twelve o'clock (mdniyh,.) the
church bells began to ring f"r Ma>s-,hs
church having been preyi"us'ya illuminated
and bonfires lit up in various parts of the
town. The most rigid observance of some
particulars Of the martial law had been, hy
the goodness of the Military C"mmander OF
this place, suspended for a few hours, though
every precaution was ken to prevent any.
thing like surprise or disorder in the town.
The Inhabitants were permitted to attend
High Mass from o'clock A. ", on Christmas
Day.
A masquerade customary at this time OF
the year Was gotten up. representing The
alteration Of the sheperds al the birth Of our
Savior. 1t consists Of six shep-rds, dressed
10 showy cIoaks, each with his staff gau.lily
ornamsnted from the top to the center, with
ribbons Of different coIors, beads, lace, etc.
These masquers, or, as they are termed here,
sheperds, 20 about from house TO house,
wherever they may be called upon, for the
space OF three or four days, and a supper OF
luncheon is generally given to them IN each
house, and in some cases money, though the
latter is At present very scarce article
here"
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30


: JouN c. BKEcKENKIpoE-We we're not
correct in our IttIs paragraph in relation ia
the rebel Secretaries Of War. There were
Eve of them, and John e. Breckenrdg. was
the last.
They we're L. Pope Walker, Judah p.
Benjamin, George W. Randolph, James A.
Seddsn and John c. Breckenridge. We see
it stated that the whole OF JEFF Davis Cabine:
has been parLoned. Is this fact? Ii it i.,
is not John G. Breckenridge. who was in the
Cabinet at the evacuation Of Richmond, one
ot the pard"ned
II Mr.. Breckenridge is not pardoned, and
hs wishes to be, We hope that he will b..
We know no reasoo why he should not he.
No charge, so far as we can learn. lies agains,
him that does not lie equally against all who
ware in rebellion. No one has ever accused
him Of inhumanity TO prisoners--of any
thing inconsistent with the most kngh,ly
courtssy and ehyaIry. To pardon such Of
lenders As our Government has pardoned, and
yet keep Mr.. Breckenridge in exile, it he IL
willing to come under the prescribed obliga.
tions. is an unreasonable and unjust discrim'
ins,ion, according to our opinion. We do
not know what Mr.. b. will os will not swsas
10 or promise, but We will lay our life tia. he
vilI do whatever be says he will do. And
none can doubt chat ~ a loyal citizen, be
would bs . portion Of the intellectual wealth
Of Kentucky and Of the nation.
Louisville Journal.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

PERSONNEL OF THE LEGISLATURE The
correspondent of the Snlanu Press thus elias,
sites the members Of the Legislature accord
ing to his notion:
"As observed in former letter, this leg
isla,ure is composed Of men Of good inten-
tions and average ability. There is no sur
plus of mental calibre in either House. III
point of intellect, the general average of the
members Of the Sixteenth is far below that
of other sessions. We miss Edger,on
Phelps. Conne.s, Pixley. Highly. Kewen and
other local gianis Judge Pratt. of Sierra
is the hest orator in the Legislature, all
though SO far. he has had but little 10 say
uawes in the Senate and Brown of Contra
Costa in the Assembly. are the best lawyers
Lewis Cunningham, Of Yuba, is The riches,
member. Hopper is the most "ga>sy" man
in the Assembly, and does all the talking fo'
the Sacrament" delegation. Montgomery
Cogh,n and Hill may divide the honor OF
being the youngest members. P-arce, o
Sono,,a, is the abIest man in the Democrat
ic ranks, and next to him comes William
Holden.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

@ The recent cold weather in tho Pa.
clhc coast may be termed moderate compar.
ed with the severity Of the season on the At
lantc side The thermometer one day las
week was 80 degrees below zero, al ST PauI's.
Minnesota. One Of tic accompaninents of
th, severe frost has been destructive fires in
many OF the large towns and cities.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

ANTELOPE RAvISE WfNE.-A, S. Rust. of
Antelope Ravine, presented US last week
with bottle Of wine Of this years vintage.
1t is certainly very 6ne wine for its age
Good Judges so pronounce it. Mr.. Rust has
a large quantity Of it on hand for sale.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

Jay Cooke is in Washington arranging a
plan for preparing to resume specie payment
on the lst Of January 1867.
The above we find i" the dispatches from
The East. II confirms all that we Zee in the
papers from be Eastern cities on the subject
of the currency. In the face of such facts
knowing the united expression Of those
who have been the peculiar managers of the
Government tinaDce-it would bs a strange
move for the Nevada and California ~gls.
lalures 10 discard our netallcrurrency basis
and arrange t"r paper basis. As soon as
the plan can be arranged in Washington and
New York, the Government paper will be
rsdsemahIe in gold, and the small notes will
be called n-so that We will be reIir we'd of
the troublesome postal currency and other
shinpIasers. Then. greenbs, Ks will! be a.
par, aud will circulate tr--Iv East and
West. Humboldt Register.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30
AUBURN, DECEMBER 30, 1865.
AN AvpAclovs RoppER.-Ou Thursday

AN AvpAc1oUs RoppER.-Ou Thursday
evening. between eight and nine o'clock, a
man dismounted from horse in front VI
uouscr's Clothing Store, and going in made
purchases Of clothing amounting to about
800. lie then stated that he bal left his
money with Mr.. Dickerson, the County
Treasurer, and in company with Clerk
from The store started towards the residence
Of the Treasurer, but no sooner had he got
the Clerk in quiet portion Of the stree,
leading to the house, than he drew revol'
YER upon him, telling him that he was
ION the rob-" and to come out with his mo-
nsy. The Clerk having no money the rob-
Der took his watch, Of the value Of $50 and
telling him if he moved out Of his 'rs' Is tor
twenty minutes hs would kill him, he then
ed bis horse and rode out Of town un.
molest-d.
A few minutes after the departure Of the
rascal, a livery stable man from New Castle,
Mr.. Smith, arrived in town looking for a
horse he had hired to man who answered.
the description Of the robber. The fellow
had reached New Castle on the down train
from Colfax. and going to the livery stable
had hired horse to come to Auburn, and
falling to return within The time promised,
Mr.. Smith became uneasy, and came to
town Just in time to learn of the rascalily of
his customer, and his departure to parts un.
known with bis horse and tho watch he La |
taken from the Ceik
Officers are now out looking for this en-
terprisng thief. HIS LETT arm is represented
10 be stiff and this will serve to identify him.
The animal he stole is brown mare, and
blind in one eye.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0.
From San Francisco to New Yerh.

THE following Steamships will
L will he dispatched on following 1E6
named days: ratK
Dec. 3o-GOl.DEN AGE. Capt Z. S. Farnswor.h.
JAN l0-CONoIlrUr rlON. Capt. -
FROM FOLSOM STREET WHARF,
At Eleven O'Clock, A. NJ, punctualIy for
PANAMA.
Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to
Aspinwall by the PANAMA RAILROAD
Company, and from Aspinwall to New York by
the Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Company
A baggage MASTER will he sent through each
trip.
These steamers will positively sail at II
O'Clock. Passengers are requested to have their
baggage on board before ten O'Clock.
Cabin passengers will be berthcd Tor Atlantic
steamer
OLIVER ELDREDGE, A gent P. NJ. SEQ.
Cor. Sacramento and LeidcsdOrf slreels,
San Francisco
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30
New ARMY BILL.-A bill which is framed

New ARMY BILL.-A bill which is framed
to be introduced into Congress provides for
an army of 100000 men. The regiments
in each branch Of the service are to consist
Of three batallions Of 800 men each-2,4O
,nen 10 all. The MAXIMUM Of artillery ia
two batteries 10 each regiment. The Chiefs
Of Bureaus. the Adju,ants. Inspectors. and
Commissary Generals are to be Major Gen.
eraIs. and the others Brigadiers. Staff VA
cancies are to be filled from officers having
the right to apply for sucb positions, and
passing as in the French service. The army
is to be divided into four corps, the country
into four divisions-the latter to be com.
manded BY Lieut. Generals. Brevets Of this
grade are to bs limited to two. The pay is to
bs SO arranged that all allowances will be
merged in the pay proper. The General is
to receive s:.lary equivalent to that now
received by Grant, $4,000; Lieut. Generals.
abou, $4,000; Major Generals. $4,000; Brig.
Generals. 50, 500; Colonies. $4,000 aud SO
on down to Second Lieu'enanls, whose pay
is to bs 1000 Staff "tfcers will have ad-
di,ionsl pay Of s5O to 5000. according TO
tie grade and ra.k. Such is the outline Of
the proposed bill.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

Prank Williams, proprietor Of the Maripo
sa H"nse, Wals"nvIIs, WAS murdered in that
place on the l6h instant. His body was
found in bis house about two O'Clock, on that
nigh, still warm. Two Indiana have been
arrested rs the perpetrators. The evidence
against them is said to be strong.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

RECoNsrRUCTIoN.-A UNITED CmuRcH.-
"Christan unity" says The Christian Specta
tor, "can never lie reached by an indirect union
OF the church with The state ty the church's
committing itself to the measures Of ruling
political psrtes' the body that does this may
share in the temporary ,rinmphs Of party,
but must share in the mutations of parties,
and finally pass away with all mere party
organizations. Christian unity cannot be
enforced by the bsyonet, nor by the ballot.
The scattered elements of the ch rch can
never be brought together by these methods,
What then can accomplish this glorious re~
suit The answer seems easy. No new or
ganizations or agencies are necessary. All
that is needed is, that the pr"fessed followers
Of Christ in every Christian communion
shall receive baptism Of the Spirit whose
fruit is love; that they shall BE- imbued with
that charity that never fails; that they shall
draw nearer to Jesus, and meet in Him rs a
common center"
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30
When tho war ended in April ls... II

When the war ended in April lae., the
Government owned and used for military
purposes three hundred and thirty locomo'
tives. four thousand cars and seventy thou,
sand tons Of iron. All the locomotives have
now been sold but thirty-two, and there are
about one thousand cars yet on hand. Some
have been cold for cash ., auction, and some
on 'ix months and two yssrs' time TO the
Southern railroads.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

The question Of the seizure Of the French
tobacco in Richmond has been presented 10
the consideration Of the Government. by the
French Minister, and is undergoing an exam
ination.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

AN INK MISE.-lhs Los Angeles News
says party recently arrived in that place
from The vicinity Of Buena Vista Lake and
The oil springs there, having in his posses.
sion bottle containing mineral substance
very much resembling crude petroleum, bu,
without any smell. and possessing all the
qualities OF fine black writing fluid.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

RELIC tooLs.-Ths Examiner says. sbou,
nine hundred and seventeen cords of wood
from The celebrated Appoma,tox apple tree.
under which General Lee resigned. have
been distributed over the United States in
the shape Of snuff boxes, canes, etc. A.
General Lee didn't surrender under an ap.
pie tree, The demand fer relics is falling of.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

Coon YIELD.-Over one hundred oun ces
of gold WAS lately taken out Of the Orc ,un,
mel claim, near Forest Hill, as the weeks
wolk Of four men. This tunnel was com
menenced in the year 1853. and this We
understand, is the frs. good yield ever had
from it.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

New GoLp Discoveries The Scientific
Press announces that new and apparently
important mining district has been discover
ed recently about one hundred miles east Of
Mono Lake, specimens from which assaved
in San Francisco at The rate Of from $263 90
to 81 ,O36 Is in silver per iun.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

LOOK on. The New York World SAYS:
--l'he Day Of Judgment ia coming! Lbbe.
ps c. Berry has just recovered judgment
in the Supreme Court at Poughkeepsis for
1900 against the United States Marshal for
illegal arrest sud imprisonment in 1882 -
There is lively time ahoaa for the S.an.ous
ana Bitlers.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

EV All the Provisional Governors of the
Southern States excepting these Of Florida
and Texas) have been relieved Of their du.
ties. and the Governors duly eIecte by the
people have taken their places.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

New LocArloN.-The Nevada Transcript,
Of the 22nd inst, says: A new claim was
located on Wednesday last, abou. two miles
east OF Grass Valley, which promises to be a
big thing. The ledge is twenty-five inches
thick, and is very rich in free gold and sui.
phure,s.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

E~ One hundred aud eighty ounces OF
ret"rsed amalgam. worth fully $4,000. was
recently taken from the Lucky Nine At
Grass Valley, out Of 65 tuns of rock, average
to the ,un $45
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

RIcu CLAIM-Ihe Sonora Herald savs:-
We are informed that the owners of an old
claim, near Coul,erviIIe, have lately struck
rock that pave 81 600 10 the ton
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

The Grass Valley National says on Nom
day, sick Chinaman was brought to the
cars at Co|fax by Celestial companion and
booked for six miles. Before reaching the
termination Of his trip, he died, and was LEFT
on the hands Of the Company.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

Contributions are advertised for in Bal,i
more TO make up the sum Of $4,000 tc
complete tho e9vsstfian statue Of S,onewal
Jackson, which 10 ia the hards Of 40 Eng
lish artist, and is 70 be set up in Bichmond.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

MAMMOTH EAGLE. - The Marysville Ap'
peal says:-A few days az" James West. Of
Stony creek killed on Nye's ranch bald
eagle measuring seventeen feet from tip to
tip. The eagle had just devoured coyote
which he had caught.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

SoME TUKKKY.- Over fifteen thousand tur
keys, says the San Francisco Call, were sold
by the poultry dealers to our citizens since
las. Friday morning. A pretty good evi
dence that Christmas was enjoyed in regu.
lar style,
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

FlRE.-The stoyshouse aad stable Of one
Debo.que, At Colorado, ksriposa county,
we're lately consumed, with their contents.
About $3.50 in gold dust we're also lost. The
total loss will probably amount to $4,000.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

The Government has discovered that some
Of their own del ec,ives have been engaged
fnr some time in showing the new counter
felt fihiss. They have been safely lodged in
the Old Capitol.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

MoRE WiNE.-Mr Winters. who resides
near Ophir, has some very fine new wine of
this years vintage. WHICH be offers for sale
chean
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

re- Capt. Thomas A. Young. formerly
County Surveyor Of Placer county, died at
For. NJ son, Arizona, December "a, Of drop.
By On the brain.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

BY the new fire alarm system in New York
n" bells are ru"g. but each engine company
will be informed by telegraph in its own
house Of the locality Of the fire.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

Found DgAD.-A negro was founl dead
in his cabin short distance south of Au'
burn, on tuesday. A coroner's jury found
the cause TO he intemperance.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

The Commissioner OF Internal Rsvenue
has decided that 6fleen cents is the highes.
rate Of stamp duty required upon warehouse
receipts, whatever may be the value ofproper.
imported.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

Eg A fire occurred in Virginia City on
Tuesday last, which destroyed several build
ngs and property worth $25 600.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

Copper has advanced $3.50 per ton sine,
the first Of October, The war between Spai,
and Chile is the cause
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

j. Ross Browne, the author and traveller,
has been appointed Captain Of Arizons Vol
unteers, has been ordered to report to Maj'r
r. S. Williamson, Chief Engineer, for topo-
graphical duty.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

II is rumored that CIayss, the State Prin-
ter, has purchased the American Flag, and
will consolidate the Stockton Independent
with it.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

ES We are lnder renewed obligations
to Major slraltm,n, Of San Francisco, for
latest eastern journals and periodicals.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

The new steamer, recently launched, the
"Capi,al." is now ready to take her place on
lhe Sacramento line.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

CoLp WEArHEK.-The Merced Herald, o.
the 2O.h inst, says: "The weather for the
pas, ten days or two weeks has been unrra
sonably uold-the coldest We have ever felt
in this valley on any former winter. Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday last would
have done credi. t" the mole northern rs
gons of New York and Canada On
Tuesday especially. it WAS very cold. tht
mercury in the thermometer running down
below the freezing mark Pumps were fro
Zen so that they could not be worked. while
water standing in the streets was covered
with ice three quarters Of an inch thick The
river WAS almost entirely frozen over.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

Col Charlie. l.. Weller returned on tn
last steamer from the East
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

NEXT PREsIpENT.-1'he San Jose Mercury
is in favor Of Beas. Butler for President, in
1893.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

Gen. Van Valkemburg, Of New York ha,
been nominated Mipistsr to Japan.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

Some six thousand head of cattle recently
left San Diego county for the army 10 Arizo.
ma,
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

Mexican and Chilean privateers are being
fitted out in New York to prey upon French
and Spanish commerce.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

New PATENT LocK.-The Amador Dis
patch says turgl"r.proof lock, patented by
W. e. Busy, Of Jackson. is pronounced by
competent judges to be the very best ever
invented. The lock needs no kew, and is
constructed on new principle. The inven
tor. W. are informed, can instruct any one TO
fix it SO that he can unlock it himself lie
leties any person not 80 instructed to open
the lock BY fair or foul means.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30
r. G. POLAND,
JUSTICE or THE PEACE
A0rADN apaaaaA
NOTARY PUBLIC

she Orleans Hotel, F''"e
AUBURN, CAL.
Conveyancing and Legal instrument, d,,x,
dec 30-my
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30


RoABERr Rpbb-ries are ram
pant in Nevada county. The Transcript
says.
This county seems to be infested with q
baMd of desperadoes who lurk in the wood,
and along the roads, ready at all times, day
"r night. to attack and rob persons who are
travelling or to steal away any and every
thing they can lay their hands upon. Last
week several rObberes were committed upon
the Bridgeport road, and within the past ,w'
weeks two or three have been committed
near Rough and Ready. T-ams,ers are more
frequently stopped than other people, prob
ably because the rcgues think they carry
more money. Teamsters should avoid car.
ryng money about with them, or else &c
better prepared to meet "kn'ghts Of the
road"
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

CURg OF CONSUMPTION 1T has been found
that if this terrible disease has not arrived
At its last stage. it may be certainly cured
hy the constant and continual use of a pap
made with the -four Of maizs OF good quality
this is essential, An eminent French
physician. who has great experience on the
subject. recommends that on the FIRST appear
ance If the maIady the pap should be made
to constitute the chief article Of food. 1t is
prepared by adding the maize TO mixture
of half milk and half water. This is to be
kept stirred on the fire until it bois, after
which the fire is to be rendered less intense
by the addition Of cind-rs, anil the pap is to
be left on for eight or ten minutes, but wilh>
ou. being stirred. 1t is then to be taken
from the fire, and little salt is 10 he put in
it. If the pa,isn, cannot take milk, broth
may be substituted for it, or water-butler
being added but milk is best.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

HARD CAsEs-Ths Mountain Democrat
says; We don't mean to h- personal; we
don't desire to 'frnd any Of eur patrons; We
are not in the habit of saying d'sAgr-rable
things t" them; we hope they will excuse US
tor occasionally "speakng out in church.
Ws have 4 number Of subscribers who have
money out At interest. aud who ARE in debt
to us for several yes's subscription. Some
Of them are religions, We have curiosity
to know what k"d of yarn they will tell
Peter when they knock At tie doors Of heav'
Oh for admission.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

Knows Ir.-The Mountuin Democrat saws:
The San Francisco Flag, an intensely loyal
organ, knows the SACRAMENTO Union. l.
says, very correctly, "tbe Union stands in no
very envlable attitude before The people OF
lhs interior, AS the paid advocate Of The us.
u,ers and uail"r IN he best interest of the
co,n,non wealth" Precisely. 1t is nolori.
ons fact. and the oyal Flog reluctantly con-
trs>-s it, that the "hlreing wIning' Of lh.
Union are owned by an'i d" the dlr,y work
of swl"diiny shoddy contractors, u>urers and
traitors. 1t is the leading organ Of the Rad
lcaIs Of the 81 ate, aud is employed by the
"u>urers and specuIatur>," lo use The Ian.
guaye Of The F2ag, to deceive the people Of
thH interior.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

A New FowL.-A fearful giant in the
shape of \ l'ar"yari fowl has been introduce
eI into Scotland from Central India, called
tho "B-gum Gauysa." \ cut Of which is CIV
IN in ,hs Am-ri"an AgrruI,urisI:
The male is 80 inches high. and appears
like the Sanghae. except that on the head
TWO minute horns rise, instead "f comb,
from y heavy base which pre- let's some dis.
'ancs along the upper side OF the bill. The
wa,,les are ais" larger. and fuller. The
chickens Of this kind Of fowl. j, is reported,
grow I" the weight of eight pounds at seven
aud eight months old, limbs Of course incu-
ded.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30
NOTICE

F1HE annual election OF officers for the Eastern
l. Extension Turnpike Company, will be held
at Auburn on Saturday, the 9th day Of January
1866. at IL o'clock. ". A general attendance ~
the Stockholders in said Comp my is requested !"
Il. G. ALLEN.
,o., 700. Secretary
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30
THlRTY-ONE GOLD, SILVER AND COP
PER MINING COMPANY.

Located in the Garden Bar District. Placer Co.,
California
~ OTICE.-T Their. is delinquent on The follow.
~ ing described Stock. on account OF the 2nl,
;ird and 4th Assessment, levied November 2lst.
1863. June 4il, 1864, a. d July 2nd. 1864. the
several amounts set opposite the names OF iAe
respective shareholders, AS follows
Names. No. of Ger. No. Shares Amt
DC. Odell, No. "a. 25. 26 J. II,
50 shares each 2O0
No. rs. 29. 30 u 81,
25 shares each. lOO
No. 81. 80. "a as,
20 shares zach. oO
No. SO. II shares, II
No. 81, = shares,
400 $1,000
W. L. Hart, No. III. l12, l73,
ia, l75. l76, III,
25 shares each, 40
No. l78. Fl shares, Il
No. l79, shares,
200 900
John McWiliams. No. l62, 1853,
l64 l65, l66, l67
l6S. rs shares each, 40
No. lG9, I'll shares z!
No. l7O, shares,
200 800
p. p. Hamilton. No. 23l, 232.233,
234. rs shares each, loo
No. 235, 46 shares, ~
No. 236. 4 shares, -
No. 220, 23O, 25 each, 3V
200 500
Sophrona Graves. No 238. 100 shares loo
No. 239, 90 shares, 70
No. 24O, 4 shares,
300 600
Daniel Graves. No. 2ll, 2l2. SO each loo
M. 2l3. PA. rs each, oo
No 2l5, 46 shares, 40
No. PIG, 4 shares,
Daniel Ferguson, No. 81, Gs, 60, mn
70, 25 shares each, Ivy
No. SO. SO shares, oo
No. "a, shares, =,
No. IS, 2l shares, ~
us s,s
Jas. E. Young, No. Sc, 81, SS, 20 On $50
shares each. oU o. 20
Milton Barnes, No. 240, 10 shares,
F.C. Baker, No. POI, 2O2. 2O3, ,.o
SO shares each. i'c
No. 2O4. 46 shares, ~
No. 2O5, 4 shares,
200 500
NJ. G. Baker. No. 206, 207, 2o8, SO ,.o
shares e;ch, !ve
No. 2O9. ~ shares, ~
No. 2lO, 4 shares,