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, 1867-06-21

CALIFORNIA UNION CONVENTION eramento,
June l4.-The Union State Convention re-as-
sembled in the Sixth street Methodist Church
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, and after the
announcement of the Committee on Platform,
adjourned to meet at 3 o'clock P. ~ At that
hour the Convention met and proceeded to com
plete the ticket. The following are the nominaN
tions: For Governor-Geo. G. Gorham, of San
Francisco For Lieut. Governor. p. Jones, of
Trinity; For Secretary of State-W. II. Parks,
of Sutter For Controler-Josiah Howell, Of
Sacramento For Supreme Judge-John Curry,
Of San Francisco. The contest for the Eomna-
ton for Judge was severe and close. s. p. Brock
way, of Calaveras, being the opposing candidate.
Curry was successful by a small majority The
Convention then took a recess until half past
eight o'clock, and upon re.assembling made the
following nominations: For Attorney General
-Chas. F. Reed, of Yolo For Harbor Commits
sioner-Chas. Clayton, Of San Francisco For
Clerk Of Supreme Court-R. II. Farquhar, of Ne
vada For State Printer-D. o. Mccarthy, Of
San Francisco For Superintendent Of Public
Instruction-Jnhn Sweet, Of San Francisco. The
Committee on Platform reported a series Of reso-
lutious in the course OF the evening, aud after
crea ting State Central Committee, the Con-
veation adjourned sine die.
The second Congressional district, meeting
this morning, after adjournment Of the State
Convention, nominAted Wm. Highly for re-elec-
tion to Congress .-0regoHiqH.
, 1867-06-21
FoURrn OF July CELEBRATIoN.-It will

FoURrH OF July CELEBRATIoN.-It will
be seen from the report, that the Mayor aud
CITY. Council have taken the preliminary
steps looking towards celebration Of the
ever glorious Fourth. The time for prepa-
ration is rather brief, but with proper exer-
ton, we believe that arrangements can be
made for a celebration that will speak well
for the patriotism of our people. We under
stand that the committed, consisting OF Messrs.
Kohlhauff, Brown, Colmau, Barrett and
Frank, will wait upon our citizens on to-
morrow Saturday, and receive contributions
to be expended in making the necessary
prepafations for the celebration. We learn
that it is intended that the celebration shall
include procession, the reading of the Des
claratiOn, delivery of an oratioD, and col
laion. A cordial invitation will be extended
to our friends in the country to unite with
US in bonoring the natal day of American
independence. We notice that all the towns
on the coast are making preparations for a
glorious celebration of the Fourth, and it
becomes Walla Walla not to lag behind her
sister communities in this regard. Let the
preparations for the celebration be as exten-
sive as the tine and circumstances will ad
nit, and let an effort be made to secure the
attendance of every man, woman and child
in the Valley. Every true patriot should
make it point to give his aid and influence
in making this the celebration of all celebra-
tions of the glorious Fourth. Although we
live on the outskirts of "Uncle Sans pre-,
emption," and the paucity of our population
debars US the privilege of participating in
the National Council, still We are part and
parcel of the great brotherhood, and are
heirs in expectancy of one day inheriting
our share in the profits and honors of the
great house of the United States Let US
bea- in mind that very few of us were born,
reared and reached the age of manhood on
tie soil we now occupy. Then, let us maniN
fest onr sympathy for the States and people
from whom we sprung, and by our action on
the coming Fourth prove to the world that
we still love our old homes, though they line
the Atlantic coast from Maine to Texas
, 1867-06-21

The FLOUR MARKET.-In this weeks
issue we give place to a tabular statement,
showing the amount of -four shipped from
this Valley by river steamers. These figures
show the operations of but few weeks, and
by no means indicate the amount of flour
freighted from this Valley since the opening
OF the spring trade Nearly all of our mil
lers have forwarded large amounts to Boise
and Blackfoot, and the mills on the Touchet
have sent forward hunnreds OF barrels to
supply the Lewiston market. The whole
amount, if the figures could be ascertained
accurately, would foot up twenty thousand
barrels. With this large shipment, our mills
are still groaning under the weight of -four
on hand, and should the demand present,
we could readily spare twenty thousand bar
rels more, and still leave the market we'll
supplied. As showing the extent of the
wheat crop last year, we have it on the au.
thority of q gentleman largely engaged in
the milling business, that the farmers In
this Valley, outside Of the mill owners, now
hold from eighty to one hundred thousand
bushels of wheat, which they are keeping
back in anticipation Of an advance in price,
The same gentleman computes that had the
o. S. N. Company reduced their shipping
figures early in the season, Walla Walla
Valley would have shipped from fifteen to
twenty thousand barrels of -four to the Cali
fornia market. The reduction was certainly
GOd.seOd, and the only regret now is that
it did not come sooner. "Time works won,
ders." and certainly il is wonderful to find
a valley that few years since imported all
its breadstufs, chipping away at the rate Of
forty thousand barrels in q single season.
, 1867-06-21

MINING IrEN.-The other day Mr.. B. F. Chan
nell, showed to US the product Of bic FIRST clean
up from his claim on Baboon gulch, about four
miles from this place, on the Centerville road.
1t was Sl,24o of fine rich gold, quite equal to
the best found in the Basin. Another partial
clean up Of the claim was had last Saturday,
AFTER run Of three days, and triAe over $500
wAs gathered. The claim has not been worked
before this season because water could not be
obtained. But now the summit Ditch, built by
Mr.. ChAnnell, which tops the high divide between
here and Centerville, aud which courses almost
at the head Of Baboon gulch, yields not only a
sufficient supply for Cbannell's ground, but also
furnishes water to half dozen parties below,
aud for a mile or two along the stage road
Idaho World
, 1867-06-21

THE TERaIToRY OF WYoMIxG-The
new Territory of Wyoming is described as
bounded on the west by the Rocky Mountains,
north by the Territory of Montana, east by
Nebraska, and south by Colorado. The re-
sources Of Wyoming are yet undeveloped !;
but enough is known of its immense deposits
of gold, silver, copper aud coal to warrant us
in saying that within one year from this
time it will possess a population equal to
Montana. The veins of coal alone will sup
ply the Pacific Railroad with fuel for ages
to come These veins are already being
worked in Colorado. At Bowlder City,
north Of Denver, there are FIVE veins of
superior quality Of coal, the largest being
fifteen and the smallest FIVE feet thick. At
the crossing of the North Platte there is
coal strata among the rocks on the north
side Of the river. The other precious metals
will be found equally rich. This Territory
is bound to be settled up with thriving
population.
, 1867-06-21
Sherifs Sale.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, IS
County OF WALLA WALLAi

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON S.
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLAl -
VNTHEREAS AN EXECUTION HAS BsI.s ~, IS5t
w ued out Of tho District Court OF the ~ svor
cial District. W. T.. snd TO me directed u treelo
D. s. BAKER, aad against A. J. CAIN, on On ,Teoa
snre OF certain mortgage. By virtue ol ssa,iva
ton, have levied and will sell st Puo'e ~. InIsd
the highest bidder for lawful money o. " ~ ctT q
States 10 front Of the Court House, 10 ~ of julJ
walla Walla, W. T., on Saturday, 5oth I.' "a uii;
1867, the following described real eS's, nj bene
That certain piece or parcel Of land lylng, N: Ths
in the county Of Wala Waa, W l. .,ter. tbs
southwest quarter Of tho northeast qn.,,sf lh
southeast quarter Of the mort h-Wes. ~ "a De
northwest quarter OF the southeast r.,.r n ~
northeast quarter Of the south Eest 49, thirty.
tion number twenty [2Ol in tSWnshiP h joelS s1d
six l30l East Excepting however. sncn lsSs CO..
building .ots a. have been BY proper 80 % Vii
veyance. heretofore sold and trAnsieS1o S a. snd los
Blocks B D. and Nos. ], ., S5 ,ss.- a. los sd
No. 6 and Z in block No 7, and o9nu,ajs ~ Rush,
10 the following named persons. 70 WI osSr sarth
Geo. L. Cole, Wm. Wightman, :. g .; ~ desded =
Virginia Armstrong, and the land ts, solo 1884
d. s. Baker on the 5th day Of Deeeu' In Al "
will sell the above described properly, ..,,euanoe
tenements, improvements and ali tne y PStWoen D,
thereunto belonging. Sale 70 BE- maas % p n. Of -
hours Of . O'Clock A. n. and oeioez sEfTE.
day. mn. Comfy, v. I
walla walla, W. T., June 10, 1857
, 1867-06-21
Death Of a waIIa waIlaIan.
DOxsEn LAKE, CAL., June 9Th, lst

DONNIE LAkEi OAL.l June 5thl 1861.
PosTMAsTER, WALLA WALLA A man calling
himself G. W. Bruce, but from papers found 10
bis possession presumed to be Geo. ". Bowers,
and formerly Of your place, died at my house,
on the morning Of the 9th Of this month. He
had been boarding with me aud working at ths
carpenters trade about two months, was taken
sick with Pneumonia, aud died after an illness
Of eleven days | wish you would cause a notice
Of his death to be published in your local paper.
as l am Of the opinion tha. 10 1865, be had a
wife in that part Of the country, aud may also
have had children. ] come To this conclusion
from finding divorce notice, and a curl Of what
think child's hair among his papers.
Yours, E. F. DREw, P. n.
, 1867-06-21

THOMAS J. HOLMES IS DEAD.-At a h,.,
last night the news went through the , ~, pouf TO-,
an electric shock, that Mayor Holmes vs. "! hls
lncredulous to the truth of report 80 unItS asaS
for. we FASTENED to his ho1se and fonuS "sSOksd
cold and stiff in death. In the full viS.t nn
mature manhood, in the full fus b of ,DS'' Sot Of
ROBUST health, be was stricken down vit.leaI irtpaleaI
moments warning, BY apoplexy, and eInir.s y,
most without struggle at about lOI ;eI o's.st H'
un MONDAY ne was,re-elected Mayor Of The . ei,'
aud on the same evening be addressed HI. Guy
low-citizens in a speech marked bv hi, Nv Nl'
omed vigor. Yesterday he was upop M. a.sos. .sl
all day, attending to his business and rs.'!la sNea
the congratulations of his large circle Of tCss;I1S
and now he is dead.-Portland HeraIS ''saO',
, 1867-06-21
Council ProceedInr,-Jun. - q.

Council met pursuant to call. Prsssn, T.
hcAulih, Couucilmeu, wineset, Reese Srayer
hautt and Brown. The Mayor stated ese A. Kohl
ject in calling special meeting was 70, t tae o.
pose Of making some arrangement for N. .ne Pur,
zion of our National holiday. '"s Seisbts.
On motion, Messrs. KohihaufF aud Bror
appointed on the part Of the Council 10 -, wefs
Nessrs. Barrett, Coleman and Frank, as ,s WIZ
eO@mi..ee 70 raise subscription to deftav "a
4th of July, 1867. Of TIE
On motion, the matter of an snn-o,
from the city treasury, was deferred redUpt1atiOa "p,
regular meeting. unal next
, 1867-06-21
SherifIs Sale,
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
CnrNrv or NJ arr. WALL

~,
CoUNTY OF WALLA WALLA
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISsUED o.
Id Of the District Court. First Judicial District =
T.. and 70 me directed, in favor of E. STEVESsOHi
and against s. B. FARGO, G. F. THOMAS, lnl
LEWIS DAY. have levied or the following os
scIioed real property. to witt On certain Joy 2. % m
eel OF land lying, and being in the City Of VS.
Walla, W. T., and bounded follows: on ihe - ~.
side OF bird street, commencing at the alley and ~
ming southery GO feet. thence at right angles sesr
so feet, TO G. JACOBS & Co.'S lot thence at rgnl =,
giles northerly co feet thence at right angles ~ ~
raid alley co feet to place of beginning It oeRs
north half Fl lot No. (O) ten in Block No ~ n.
On, as per plat of Walla Walla City. viii sen , ~
above described premises together with 81 the "a
tenunces thereto belonging. or all the right, VIZ
interest Of S. d. Fargo in and to said premise n
lie auction, to the highest bider, for lawful mO AZ
the United States. on the premises, on ne Io'D :.
OF July. 1867, between tho houH Of oeloeA, .te
and O'Clock, P. N. OF said day, to satisfy s
cuton. A. sbi
Sheriff Of walla walla County ,s;,a
By A. j. GREGORY Dent. June 10, 1891. H.
, 1867-06-21
Contested Election.
RY OF WASHINGTON.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. ca
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA.
IN PROBATE COURT.
In The mater cf CONTEXT Of the Election # Sof.
w HEREAS, TIE UNDERSIGNED ha. hesu
w notified by the Cnuntv Auditor OF Wala Walh
county, W T.. iha; IL NJ. HODGIS has fled com
plAint IN his office. preparatory to coniestng ne
election of A. SEIrtL to the Office Of Sheriff ni nd
county notice is hereby given that Special Tenn
Of the Pr"lat sCourt, VIII be held at the Cory Ioi"'
in Wa'la Walla City, W. T., on Tuesday, the 9Th S
OF JulY A. d 1867, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock, An
for the purpo-e OF hearing said matter Of contest
HENRI VI. CHASE. Probate Judge
Mala Walla. W. L Lnna 10 lshI- 21.lg
, 1867-06-21

IxDIAx TROUBLES EAsTwARD.-Lewis Eckhart,
Of this city, now on his way to the East over
land, has written letter from Salt Lake CITY,
June 9Th, to ]. W, Wood 4 Co., Of this place, in
which be says that in consequences Of Indian
hostilities eastward from there, Wells, Fargo 4
Co. have suspended running their Overland Line
Of mail and passenger stages until security Is
given against the attacks and -depredations Of
the warning savages. The road for about 6fty
miles on either side Of Denver, Colorado, is
blockadsd by the Indians, and the stages run no
farther west than that point, no further east than
Salt Lake City.-IdahO World.
, 1867-06-21

THE AOuataiaeer notices the slectiOu Of the
editor Of the Siatss@aa to the Council in eompli,
mentary terms, and expresses the hope that he
will not abandon the "Art preservAtive." Never
fear, friend Hand, We were literally bora in a
printing Office, and intend 10 stick 70 the old
craft
, 1867-06-21

EASTERN NAIL Cur 0FF,-From the s.,,,
papers and by private sources, we O,lS.. Lat'
information as leads us to believe the Cv..,ea suea
mail service is cut off by the Indians no. a
ring against the whites east of Salt Ist. E.
over the Plains. They have undoubtedlv -, III
full possession Of the country, and will SOs. .a
road until driven of. The mail, exprs,. N !Is us
telegraph will be cut off across the con,;.t saa
and the only means of communicated S'G'i wi,S 10y
East will be by way Of San Francisco and xAN us
\ ork, per ocean steamers.-Idaho Wo,JJ ''"
, 1867-06-21
Dissolution Notice,

THE CO-PARTN ERSHIP HERETOFORE TX.
Il istiug between HOWARD tS CADY is this day
Dissolved ny mutual consent II. J. Cady i. auhar-
ized to collect all debts and settle standing bu;i-
ness Of the fern. HI CADY
Wnlla WalIa June 90 1877 27.4v H. HOWARD
, 1867-06-21

THE NEXT LEGISLATIVE AssEMBLY.-We pub
lish below the names of the persons who have
been elected to the next Legislative Assembly oil
this Territory, which meets on the first Monday
OF December next. Union men in Roman, demo
Gratis in Italics. Some of the counties have not
been beard from
CoUxcIL.-Wulla WHlla, ". II. NepeH; Wala
Wala and Stevens j. H. FaHsyckle; Clarke
Skamania, Clickitat and Yakima A. G. Trpp
Clarke, Cowlitz, Pacific and Wakiakum, H. Il
Strive Thurston aud Lewis, j. f. Loagmire -
King and Kitsap, Marshall Biinn Jefferson and
Claim, C. NJ. Bradshaw Pierce, Mason and Che.
halls, +. 4. Wilson; Whatcom Island and Sno-
homish, 4. d. burlington. SIR. Longmre'
seat will be contested by VIM. McLane, (U) oi
Thurston, upon the ground of illegal votes cast
at Skookum Chuck and other precincts.
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVE Walla
W. p Horton, E. Ping, 3. +. Rsgan, j. W.
Lamb, P. B. johnson Clckitat and Yakima
W p Taylor Skamania, j. w. Bruce Clarke
II. Cochran, q. W. Jones, o. p. Henry Cowltz
and Wakakum, j. B. La Due; Pacific, W. s
Gile; Chehalis and Mason, James Smith Thurs
ton, F. Henry, Ira Ward ]. Baker; King, W. X
Robertson, Jos. Foster; Snohomish, r. c. Fer.
guson ; Jefferson, VIM. SNYDER, ]. f. Burns
The counties OF Whatcom, Island, Pierce, Ste
vens, Claim Kitsap and Lewis we have not heard
from. General returns indicate, that the next
House will contain l6 republicans and II demo-
Gratis, although there may be tie VdTcouver
Register.
, 1867-06-21

IsDIoNAxr.-TWo negroes were hung by a
mob, at wyandotts, Kansas, on the 18th. Sen
ator Wade arrived there the same day, and res
fused to address the people who participated in
the outrage.
, 1867-06-21

GuRDER'-General Cole, brother of Senator
Cole, Of California, killed man named Hiscock,
at Albany, y. Y, on the 4th. Hscoek was
Chairman of the Judiciary Committee of the
House during the last session orthe N. Y. Legis-
lA'ure' and Cole bad always regarded him as his
best friend, but in an evil hour be brought shame
Ar3 dishonor upon Coles innocent wife and
children. Another Sickles' case, to result in a
verdict, Served him right"
, 1867-06-21

TERRIBLE AccIDESr.-We learn tbstN, r..
ofSalem, while out riding, on Sunday Lac, GGi az
mounted for some cause. He laid his , L., us
the back of the horse, when the animal Li.t.n Va
striking him in the jaw, breaking II iO ,"
places. His skull is reported TO be f-,o,.''' sv
alsd Surgical assistance was quickly rsrS...I
and everything done to relieve The 1ufor,na.,l
SUFFERER No hopes are entertained for ri, :.
covery .-Portldnd Herald uH 'e'
, 1867-06-21

SINISTER LAwYERs.-The n. Y. Times says that
the world Abounds in mean men, but the mean.
est Of all men are "Shys,er Lawyers" Men oil
this class can descend lower, and do more dirty
work than any other class, it matters not how
degraded
, 1867-06-21
DjssolutjOn Nntine

TNdE CO-rARrNESSHlP HERETOFORE EI.
4 i>ting brtwccn NcHLOUD & LEATH in the
BELLA UNION SALOON. i, this day dlssovelby by
INITIAL cnnsent. John McCloul is authorized 70 se'
tls AL mt standing business OF the inn.
Wnlla Wlla JOUN M,CLOUD
juno l3, 1867. 27.iv JAMES lEArH.
, 1867-06-21

CRAzr REYxOLDs, Of the Boise Statssman, Is
greatly exercised about wAlla wallA politics.
What with love and politics, old crazy will End
Il difficult TO save bis hyde
, 1867-06-21

OENooRATIc NIcroRY.-At the Portland NUM-
eipal election, held on Monday last, T J. Holmes,
democrat, WAS elected Mayor by a majority of
50 over his republican competitor The demo-
Gratis also have majority 10 the City Council.
Portland has heretofore been strongly repub>
hcan.
, 1867-06-21

SESTEScED.-It is a remarkable fact that but
few printers are ever to be found within the
walls of penteutiary. Occasionally one gets
to Congress, or in legislative body, and we
notice that Mr.. W. II. Newell editor Of the
Walla Walla Statesman, has been sentenced to
serve term in the Washington Territory CounS
ell. He has our sympathies. Newell isn't, really
bad man-like all persons be has bis faults,
but yet there is something in his character re,
deemibg. We hope be may survive bis time,
and in the end again be of service to his readers
He closes after the campaign with a good lee
ture upon the evils of seeking office. Thinks
that editors, especially, should avoid it.-Oregon
City Enterprise.
Here's our hand, friend Ireland. Take our
advice, and never run for office. Editing q
newspaper is anything bat pleasant bpt when
it comes to running for an Office, you are sure
70 touch upon the lowest depths Of misery
We've tried it, and found "Jordan a hard road
to travel"
, 1867-06-21

coSTExPrIBtE.-The Boise Statesman publishes
a letter which purports to give description Of
occurrences at wsllA WAlla, on election day.
The letter is a tissue Of falsebOOds, and stamps
the avowed author-A young man named Tracy
as an uumitigated liar. The fellow is evident
ly ambitious Of notoriety, and Is in a fair way
70 receive an application Of cOw-hide.
, 1867-06-21

ASoTHER VicroRr.-At Corvallis, Oregon, at
the city election, the democrats elected their
Mayor and City Council Corvallis in times
past, has been equally divided in politics
, 1867-06-21

LEMHI MINEs.-Elsewhere We give place
to an interesting letter from the Lsmhi
mines. Later accounts seem to indicate
that the mines will not realize expectations,
although even the most dissatisfied admit
that the diggings will pay from Sc to sS to
the hand A few more weeks will definitely
settle the character Of the mines.
, 1867-06-21
Shipment of Flour,

Mr.. Hazard Stevens, Agent for the 0. s. n.
Company, has kindly furnished US with the fol
lowing table, showing the shipments of flour
from Wulla Walla valley. As most important,
we first give
, 1867-06-21

Hon. ALvAS FLANDERS, Delegate to Congress
elect, arrived at Vancouver on Tuesday last,
aud was greeted by the firing Of cannon and
other demonstrations Of respect
, 1867-06-21

sUnnATr.-Al last accounts, surratfs trial
was progressing at washington. Great difBeulty
was experienced 10 securing jury.
, 1867-06-21
Road snocnlntions.

Fr,roR SrArrsMAx Petty jealousies are rife
In this country, Notwithstanding the pressing
times; 1t is to be seen in various ways 1t Is
plaiply visible in the efforts that being made
10 favor some particular ferry bridge, or some
particular road leading to one or the other. A
little past experience, plainly told, may not be
amiss in this regard A few years ago our citi>
gems were told to come out to the tune of S. 900,
and we were promised that we should have es-
tablished flor our especial benefit, good and
everlasting road, whereby we were to reap in.
calculabie advantages In this locality, in the
direction of the Boise Basin. Well, we did come
out; road was built which was called and
known as the Linktou road. The road lasted
one or two seasons and was then suffered to go
unused, and is now reckoned among the things
that were. A new route was projected and
worked out by private enterprise. That road
eclipsed all the roads, and is now tie road.
Much money and labor have been spent in other
directions, which is all now to no purpose.
Our citizens have been called on to aid good
many enterprises. So often has this been the
case, that these calls have besome burdensome.
Mr.. A. says, give me $500 and will guarantee
good road iu the direction of Blackfoot; pro-
vided you will agree to run the road by my ferry
or my bridge, as the case may be. Mr.. says,
now give me 81 900, and will guarantee good
road for $50 miles in the direction of Fort Ben
ton a good stage road or anything else that may
be desired. Mr.. C comes up and says, if Walla
Walla will ouly contribute something will.make
just such road as the country stands in need of.
What security have we that road, no matter at
what cost it may be made, will last one year. l
have noticed that private enterprise does all
work of this kind better and more satisfactorily
for the public. Now if any man, or set of men +,
have a ferry or bridge they want to grow into
public favor, the better way is to go to work and
make good road that man or set of men may
expect some favors at the hands of the public,
whenever they show by their actions that they
are deserving of patronage. We were all to be
made suddenly rich when the Linkton road
should have been completed. Now let me ask,
in all candor, have we not been "bilked" often
enough already
Mr.. So and So, says that our salvation depends
upon some endeayors being made that will se>
cure for US our portion of the Blackfoot trade.
1t is true, we need one good road in that direc-
:ion but to expect our people to be taxed to do
this, is preposterous. A little well directed en-
ergy on the part OF the ferrymen interested, will
enhance the interests of those who show by their
public acts that they are in earnest. When the
public see exhibited some signs of life, they ap-
preciate it, and willing to respond. man
who does not help himself, cannot and ought
not to be aided by the public. Now if we are to
build up all the ferries and bridges by makikg
roads to them leading out from Walla Walla, we
had better sell out; the sooner the better. Such
| is the opinion of A WELL WIsHER.
, 1867-06-21
Dissolution Notice,

TTNIE CO-PARrNEH$HlP HERETOFORE Ey.
i iStingN brtwe,I II. WOLFSTEIN g. BRO. has
tins day been Dissolved r. Wnf,tein. tho surviving
plrn"r is re pnnsihle for all debts aean,, said firm
ard al de5s owing to said firm are c,lectcd by him
only. II wOLFSTEIY,
W. WOLESTEIN.
NaIlt NSiI1. June II. 1897. Il 4w
, 1867-06-21
Tickets $5 90, INCLUDING SUPPER.
FLOOR MANAGERS.

HARRY WARREN, W. G. cuuD
Tickets can br had of tie Floor Manager, o,
at the Orental Hotel. 10