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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-16
The Present.

There is no moment like the present
there is no moment at all, that is, no in
slant force and energy, but the present.
The man who will not execute his reso-
buttons when they are fresh upon him
cannot hope for them afterwards. They
will be dissipated, lost, and smothered
in the hurry and skurry of the world,
or sunk in Incidence.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-16
Drs. j. b. Woods & Son.

DR.. J. Polk Woods having lately grad
uated at the Cleveland Medical College,
has commenced the practice of medicine
in partnership with his father. They
have their office over II. G. Saunders &
Sons Drug Store.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-16
New Physician.

DIR. S. p. Wise, as will be seen by our
card list, has associated himself with
DIR. Pomerene for the practice of medi-
cine and surgery. DR.. Wise is gradu-
ate of the College of Physicians and
Surgeons, New York. We wish him
success in his practice.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-16
Wo!samot'S Oats,

I saw Mr.. A. wolgamot's oats previous to
their being cut and have never seen nicer
field of oats. helped TO cut them, and bound
up after the machine. Part of the time it was
raining when they were thrashed and were
very wet but were thrashed very speedy and
clean. They are different from any other black
oats have ever examined. Ms. RUDY.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-16
The Howe Sewing Machine.

We should judge from the number
manufactured and sold a week, in the
United States, that this machine was the
most reliable for all kinds of sewing now
in Use. Twenty-four hundred week
are sent out to the public. Notwith-
standing this large number the demand
for them is such, that the company have
been compelled to enlarge their Factory,
and when completed will turn ont 500
machines per day. l7tf.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-16
New Buildings.

Harpster, Rudy & Co. have put large
frame addition to their already large
warerooms, on the lot to the west OF
their building. They now have a large
Ind roOmy business house.
NJ. Shoup is also laying the rounda-
-tion for a wareroom just back of his
store which will extend to the alley.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-16
New Year.

New arrangements at A. Shrimpiin's
cash Boot and Shoe store. / have
adopted the cash system and will sell
goods cheaper for ready pay only, than
can be bought elsewhere, and which give
better satisfaction. My Motto is, 'cheap
for cash. hope to share a continuance
of your very liberal patronage. And as
/ can sell you goods cheaper by so doing,
then come along and buy your goods
cheap, for cash. AL goods marked
dO71R. n. SHRIMPLiS.
laff
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-16

Just opened a nice lot of brown
and blue cloth cGats--the incest that
you have seen in this market at NJ. Bird
& Sons. soft
Just opened cheap lot of spring
pants for every day wear cheaper and
better than ever, at NJ. Bird & Sons.
3Otf.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-16
Lecture.

JIM. Robinson delivered lecture in
Town Hall Tuesday evening, on "Wo-
mans Rights The attendance was
large. Mr.. Robinson labored under a
very bad cold.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-16
MAR RACES.

MARRIED-By Rev. J. Z. Gillian, on Mon.
day evening, the 9th inst, at the residence o.
Mr.. Joseph Lilley, the Brides brother. Mr.
THOMAS GILbDRE and Miss MALINDA
LILLEY, all of Prairie township, Holmes Co..
Ohio.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Permit us here to say that We
greatly admire the fine forai taste of oul
friend c., and must congratulate him, in Sc
curing at this early season, one of the fines;
specimens of LILIES ever seen in these valleys
Ii will be a noted ornament to his home. Long
may it bloom. G.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-16
Special Notices.
NORWAY Oats,

Ithrashed Mr.. Wolgamot's Oats the first day
of Aug. lsu. They were very wet. but Inever
thrashed oats easier. and had no wrapping OF
straw. Wethrashed $50 bushels in 21i hours.
29w4. BENJAMIN HOFFMAN.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-16

Don't fail to call at Magefs' and
see there new goods.
Mayors entire stock was pur-
chased for cash and will be sold cheap.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-16
Here We Go.

Rio Coffee 20 cents per ID.
Siluer Drips Syrup 81 per gallon.
Potatoes 81 per bushel.
Buckuhedt Flour 4 cents per ID.
Sliced Ham.
Dried Beet.
Roasted Coffee, a fine article.
Pant Creek Flosr.
Corn Neal.
Corn in the Ear.
EUergreen Peas, equal 10 Green Peas.
Hominy ) lbs for a quarter.
Dat Neal.
Cracked Wheat.
Pearl Barley.
Craab0rries,
Turkish PrHRes.
Neao CurTURtS.
RGisins.
Figs.
Fresh Lemons 40 cents per do-.
Fresh Oranges 60 cents per do=.
Onions, Cabbage and Celery.
Fresh Fish.
Choice N0. ! Hackeret.
III. d N. Oysters.
DeSiccdted cOc0dnHt.
Best Young Hyson Tea, Sl.59 per u.
Sage for PaddiRgS.
Tdpioca for PHddiHgS.
G. b. Goldfish.
Dried Fruits, Of al kinds.
IOn arW ARRAYS lind something ne,c GRt
nice 10 tickle your palate d,d make yol
laugh and gro,c fat, at
25tf. II. s. WESTON & co.
O.
Juct po.,;,,nl tl,n t;naet nnacl.;,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-16
DEATHS.

DIED.-At Bryan o., March 9th, FL. with
putrid sore throat, SUSAN SEFRONIA ARA
MENTO SHAW, eldest daughter of Peter NJ
and Catharine Shaw, aged years, month and
days.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-16

Just opened a large assortment of
neck-ties and scarfs all of the latest
style at VI. Bird d Sons. 30tf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-16
Howe Sewing Machine.

The preference for the genuine Howe
Sewing Machine is such that the agents.
Mes>rs. Menuez Il Rood, receive fire.
quent applications for exchange from
those who have been betrayed into tho
purchase of Machines of other manu-
tacturers; in such cases these machines
have been in use but i few weeks. 1t is
the safest and cheapest plan, when pur-
chasing a machine, to purchase a Howe
and no other. The economy of this
course is made fully apparent in the
course of few years of usage. l7r2
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-16

-Mayers' Spring stock of dry goods
is coming.
"A new selection of Glassware and
Crockery, at Mayers'.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-16

Just opened a good assortment of
suits very cheap, at NJ. Bird & Sons.
30tf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-16
SchnOrr Sells
Candy Toys
aIr-a Ea,.@.

SchnOrr Sells
Candy Toys
And Canned Fruits.
Soda Crackers 10 cts. per lb.
Butter Crackers 10 cts. per lb.
Oyster Crackers at 10 cts. per lb.
Pure Stick Candy 20 cts. per lb.
New Layer Raisins 25 cts. per ID.
Cranberries at l5 cents per quart.
New Seedless Raisins 20 cts. per lb.
No. Carbon Oil at 30 cents per gal.
Maltby's Ii. & NJ. Oysters 81 per can.
English Currants, Fresh Lemons, Nuts.
Fine Candies, all kinds, % to 40 cts. a lb
And groceries of all kinds sold at th'
very lotoest prices. 16tf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-16

Just opened a large lot of pants
and vests for the spring trade, very
cheap, at NJ. Bird & Sons. a0tf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-16

-.Inst received the finest Doeskin
pants and vests that was brought here
nc N. Bird & Sons, a0tf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-16

Just opened nice lot OF cassi-
mere suits for men, for $1,000. The latest
stvle at VI. Bird & Sons. Soft
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-03-16

Just opened large lot of goods
and more coming at NJ. Bird e. Sons.
3Otf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-04
Military Items

Major A. ". Evans, Sd Cavalry, Is announced as Acting Chief Commissary of Subsistence, Department of Arizona, and has been ordered to repor; for duty st Prescott
 Dr. AZ. stegers, Acting Assistant Surgeon, has been relleved from duty at Catnp Verde and ordered to New York City to report thence, by letter to the Surgeon General. The Doctor lost an arm sometime last winter, in n fight with the Apachcs, and Is goin Eas, 10 have Il replaced by q wooden invention.
 Dr. c. A Brinley goes to San Francisco on Ae- count Of h. health, and is succeeded in bis duties a, Camp Grant by Dr. V. Hayard.
 Captain Thos l.. Brent, Sd Cavalry, has been granted q leave of absence, on Surgeons certin- e,te, and ~as to have started East ria New Mex ico about the lst inst.
 First Lieutenant John F. Walker. Cd Cavalry. has been ordered 10 duty at Camp Hualpal, dur. ing ,he temporary absence of Capt. Brent Lieut. Walker passed through here on the 2sth uIs with bis family, .sn ro,as to Hualpai.
 A..t. Surgeon c. DeWiit has been released from duty al Fort whipple, and ordered 10 For Yuma, to relieve Asst Surgeon Lsuderdale, ~hS will go to New York City.
 Dr. Ensign succeeds Dr. Dewitt al Fort Whip pie.
 Gen. Crook, accompanied by his Aids, Lieu tenants Ross and Bourke, start>d for Camp Mo Have and the intermediate posts, on Thursday She 2d inst. He will be absent at leAst ten days
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-04
From Southern Arizona

We condense the following from the Citizen
 The Uuiied States Grand Jury ha. found iDdict. ments against one hundred persons supposed to have been iu some why connected with the Camp Grant Massacre" All but seven are indicted by Fictitious pames.
 The editor of the Chir-n says be h,s received n number of iffida'its nom one John Montgomery, which set forth the acioal workings Of the reser. rntion sis,em As praciised at Camps Goodwin, Grant and Apache. These he has turned over to c jury.
 The Citizen says that the impression exists st Tucson that the western mail is being tempered with from time to time.
 A trainsier named Pedro Rivera sho, and killed taDed Apache al Camp Goodwin. The killing i. said 10 have been entirely unprovoked, snd bence Mir. Rivera has teen arrested and Is now lodged in Jail 10 hnswsr the grand jury for the crime.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-04
MINES AND MINING.

The excitement in mining circles continues un honted. The Tiger still rests on it's laurcls as tbc greatest mineral wonder of the age, and seems 10 await the advent Of capital 10 render its inex. hsustible treasure available. The work Of delylng and drifting into It's argentiferous bosom is, how. ever progressing as usual, snd the already firm confidence Of the owners Is becoming more deep. " rooted at the explosion of every blast
 The scarcity of water has neccssltatcd the su.. pension of work on the Del Ptsco. Up 10 last week the mill had been running. for some two months, three and four hours per day, making in the aggregate run of 192 hours, during vhich some S2 tons of the ore were crushed Upon "cieaning up," this was found to have yielded a,sc In gold. Work will be resumed as soon as nature shall furnish sufficient water Indeed, the owners-tbe Messrs. Jackson--bave suspended operations under protest and not until tue already seanty supply of water had fairly given ont"
 But the new discoveries in the immediate vl. einiiy of Prescott, are now uppernosi In ihe pub. hc mind. The lodges are small, varying from l2 to lo Inches in thickness, but almost incredibly rich. We do not exsggerate when we say that the average rock, taken from the surfac. will yleld upward Of 500 to the ton no piece Of rock, ftom either the Cornucopla or the Bismarck lodss, which has yet been tested has yielded Iess tbsprsl ,0Oo to tue ton, while selected specimens have yielded s' high as s3.5O0. The rock pre-. senied by these lodes Is precisely similar in char "tet-oi graylsh red color, viiL '"cA-rystai interspersed, and prese.srus chloride and horn silver at every fracture. The owners intend to commence work upon these lsdges immediately aud already they are proposing to establish \ pefmaneut camu there
 Our letter from WallspAi District, Mobave couuIy, brings the usual cheering intelligence Of ores rich, ricber and richest. The ore from the Lone Star and Empire lodes is constantly i'm. proving as the work Of sinking progresses. A large quantity of ore from the Little Chief, vA being shipped 10 San Francisco, aud greater quantity was still On hand, at ,he Empire and other lodus, awaiting shipment.
 Upon The ShOle the mining prospect through out, from Bradshaw 10 the Colorado river, s even much brighter than the disturbed condition of the counHy would seem to warrant. While our hope |. for the iaIl aAd early development of our mineral regions, Se have, al present., bu, little ex. peetation of Is realization, under the present or. ! der Of a1airs in which the action of the Govern | meut has declared ths, human life in Arizona Is
 oi less vaiue thAn the life of dog in New Eng 1 land
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-04
Jhr ~ aginer.
Local Intelligence.
PREscorT, November {, 1871. Tho Bogus Diamonds.

Ina former Issue of the MiSER we mentioned the fact that the Pinal prospectOrs, ln the course of their peregrnatlons among the mountains, valleys and cations of the interior, picked up sev. er,l stones which some supposcd to bc "dla. monds in the rough" IL Is hardly necessary 10 tate that they proved, upon examination, to be y1ueless; yet mother nature put them up with Intent to deceive. One of these stones landed us a few days ago by gentleman who constituted an individual member of the Pinal expedition, SO exactly resembles an egg, both in color and form, that the shrewdest hen In the country might hatch out her very existence in an effort 10 bring chicken from its crystal depths, and never discover that she had been {" sold" l'pon breaking this stone we found within the ,ernltransparent crust, which is about one-eghth of an inch thick, a cavity literally filled with beau ,lful prisons Of rock crystal, all pointing to- yard the common center and each terminated by , pyamid Of six sides. The perfect transparency of tbose and their lus,re in tLe sun's rays are quite sufficient to suggest the idea Of a nest or diamonds to the inexperienced observer. We un d.r,taud that the Governor has sent about three bu,hes Of these ovulites 10 San Francisco 10 have them examined and their value declared. They should be of some value as ornaments.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-04
How Is This ?

There has been, during The past six or eight months. marked decrease 10 tbe prices of all classes of gooes, aud ths established priees al present are quite reasonable But it is our object to speak only oi tbe pliees of provisions In this connection. Potatoes cost eight cents per pound ihe average price, psr pound, of onions, tomatoes, esrro,,, etc. is nine eents; frssh meat costs from twelve to twenty Ave evnts ger pound nosr is worth from ss To slo per hundred pounds, and other provisions ln like proportion. Al a time when the prices of the.x articles were th.rd ol their present value greater tuau they are DU~, tht price CT sosFd -=s sl. p-f secs, and Il :. sl6 Prr wsrk still. Nos we pivasvd to -os ouT -;;s''!' re,taurateurs make moDey, tut Iu tu,s matter there is evidently, something unexplained.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-04
New Advsrtis ernen.a

Joseph Zika, having purchased The stock aud busiues. of Nelson stJohn. siyes notice t4Ai he Ia prepared to furnish tbe people oi PreseOt' with choice fIesh meat at reasonable rates.
 Geo C. Cary, AdminlsfraIor on tse esa.se o Abraham Henning, deceased, gives notice t0 cred itors or the estate 10 present claims. etc.
 l. B Jewell and Fred. " shoholn give neiie' that the partnership heretofore existing bs,.srr thctn has been dissolved
 M. Wornser, Administrator in The estate of C Schroeder, notifies creditors Of thc estate tO pre- seut tbeir claims, etc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-04
An Amusing Anecdo,e.

IL is pretty generally understood that General Crook Is by no means partial 10 fine clothes, and should h- happen to possess iss, s.oaeelo;h coat would be quite likely to have l. cut up and shaped into a saddle-blanket and placed upon hack of he steed to apply it to the use for which lt was intended. The General feels per fsctly happy while among the mountains where neither .llk nor broadcloth meets his eye Thcre he is To be found incArcerated in pair of villain eu. eow.hide boots, canvass pantalOons duly stain ed about the kpees, and woolen shirt and blouse This hAbll, SO far removed from shoulder strsps stare, gold buttons, ete,-the Idea which the for mer commander. in Arizona have len of Gener- Al-has brought Gen. Crook face to face with many novel specimens Of bhe genus hODso Men, naturally bashfaI, who have mel bis command from time 70 time and were anxious ts learn something Of the new commander, sought out the plainestlooking citizen they could hnd in ibe expedition, with Ihe view Of having the GeaSI si pointed out, and In doing so invariably bounced upon the General himself This was precisely the case with n soldier, somewhere In the vicinity oi Ash Creek, who, with few others, ~as procIr- ing a load of nre-wood al point several miles from his camp. The General then route from Camp Verde to Prescott in company wilh his Field Adigtaut, Field Quartermasier and two enlisted men. Al this point be dismounted to aI q buckle or arropge n strap, insiruetng his AdJu ,ant, meanwhile, to write dispatch to be for ~arded some where, immediately. Tue soldier 10 whom we have referred now approached the par iy. and walking up to the General who was seat | cd a.tride a rock and hammering upon the rebel Iious bacsle at a lively rate, aecosled him;
 "sIy, youi Be you from verde,"
 "Yes," replied the General.
 Then you know If that thar General has arv I mean old Crook"
 "I believe be has" was the response r i"LoOk o'here" said tue soldier, becoming ia miiiar, throwing the weigh, of his body on on leg and resting his elbow on the Generals shout der, Per'aps you have seen 'imr'
 "Yes, have seen him. replied the General.
 "Tbey say he's hell of fcllow," said the sol dler; "tha, he's none of them paper collar duck tha, shove a fellow up for lookin' cross-eyed"
 fs"Yes, that is what they say of him." said th Genera,
 l Now, look o'here," added the soldier, "the say be can 20 two week. without estin' no grub and I'll be cussed ef b'lieve Crook or any oihe han can do il and don't think that he's th man they make him out nohow." The conversation was here interrupted by th AdjutAnt who approached. saluted the Genera and reported General the dispatch is ready
 It hardly an exaggeration to state that tha soldier. face, in the lapse oi single second, al surned all the colors of the rainbow. He spran to hIs feet, reached his wagon al break-nec speed, mounted and hurried from the spot th very picture of hopeless discomfciturc.
 Many other incidents of similar nature an hardly lees iudicrous have resulted from the Ger erals unassnmlug demeanor, since his arrival . Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-04
The Wheeler Expedition.

The hhors of this expedition arc nov drawing to close Two of the four commands Into which it was divided those under Lieut.. Lock kwood and Dr. COchrsuc have arrived and will remain en camped between Prescott and Fort WhIptle-the point designated as that st which the several commands are to asscinble-unti the commands under Lieutenant Wheeler and Lieut.. Lyle shall arrive, when tbe whole eIprdition will nov. to Tucson and return to the East by way oi Cali. fornla. Tbe command under Dr. Cochranc ar. rived on Tuesday and that under Lieutenant Lockwood on Wednesday; ihe others arc expect. cd daily
 NIT Lorlug, of Dr. Cocbfauc's command, called st our oihcc Ou Tuesday aud related few incidents connected "itA his tour among the mountains O: Northeastern Arizona Tbe party had, evident. y, been subjected 10 extreme suiigring not only Iron cold and exposure bul likewise from hun. ger-haying been obliged, t oue time, to suO,l.t for several days on half ratous.
 Ar Loring Is a gradult. Of Harvard. th. .u. thor of seyera! popular works, and bcfor. Joining thls expedition WIS connected with tue Boston Press A writer oi rare ability be has, upon gen. efaI principles, pretty cicar and ready percep. ton oi matters generally. He, "A native OI New. Englaod, declares that Of all the outrugr. ever perpetrAted upon any community within th, tim. Us oi our national dOuain ttsat iu which Vincent Coyer has just figured, in Arizoua is ibe most nAgrant He says tbat tue people Uf New Eny. Iand b,v. ,, ta, ,, ,, .shhi Condition oi af1ifs here or ot tue untana6le character aud unsuitable rapaeity of the Apache Indian, and that io hts personal eIperlepc. 10 thIs Territory for the pat few months is be, himself indebted for tue true knowledge which he has gathered, upon this subject But Mir. L. Is not satisfied that tbe mat. ter shall rest with bis own conversion. He say. be feel, t a duty incumbent upon hin 70 do his part toward changing the public sentiment of New England Into the proper channel. Upon his return he will lecture upon this matter, and make himself heard, through the medium Of ihe Pfess, . ell over New England May be gather aIne from hls efforts !n the cause of right aud justice.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-04
Business

During the pas, three weeks the business Of Prescott has been op the increase, and al present our merchants, all, seem 10 be conducting lively trade. This is principally owing to the fact that the farmers of the various adjacent settlements have disposed of their grain, for cssh, and are now laying up supplies for winter and preparing for a fresh vigorous start next spring. Depart. meut Headquarters, too, may have had something to do in the matter of putting more than the usu- al amount oi legal tender in circulation. Under either circumstance we hall the advent oi better times.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-04
On a Court-ing Expedition

Major c. II. Vel, of the drm of w E. Hellings X Co, and J. II. Marion of the MAKER started on trip southward, on Friday evening of las, week, and 60, once more, we have been left to run the MINER institution solo. Major Veil Is on bust ness connected with the shipment and delivery of grain, al least so we have been told, and Mir. Ma rion i- In attendance at Courtmartial in session al Camp Mcdowell where he has been summoned to appear A witness in the casc.of Capt. Mills, on trial for " Disrespect 10 superIors" and Dis obedience of orders"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-04
General order sa. %.

General Orders So. I.
 L Uniss. drscted by instructions rum 'hes. iIsadqHar ten. or higher authority ucef in ths Department ~i inspect public proVeriy with to its condemnation p.shs6s rapidly dstetoratng and d.-ssed hutsss sEcsptcd
 IL Property requiring he sotoa of Inspos,ur with the exceptions herenbeoFe menuSosd VII hs tersd o uat inc aer ,f th. Divisiou Department lnspectof or An oncef specially authorized to act 10 he place.
 III When by oi the long i-TtOd slspsing be tseen visits u ths regularly apfuiuSd insp~otor .ervc~Able property hss sccumuaied t- Oud tbe caps city for storage ApI oaon ior the Appn, Of special luspeoiof viii be made.
 IV Applications fr hs appointment Of specia inspsc, or. will oTih the date uToh which the Toss station WAS last vi.ied by the regularly appointed inspector ta he aecompnied by ths inventory Oaiy u the pgsTy be as,ed upon and of presioa. action ofs Bossd Of Survey ihsreuPa by oss ory oi The PrOoesinss O the Board. Dated October 25, len.