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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25
QUARTZ MOUNTAIN sAw-M'lL

The attention of the public is called 70 lns turc of
 All Kinds of Lumber, For Building purposes and for Mills 'ad Aih''S' We keep constantly co haad si ihe mni e' ,' ,-a. Creek six nsilss trom Prescott, and ai ne sIe ess large quantities of lamber tor sale al 'he "I'" in gold; ..co..w Ciear,...... ...... ..4 .........ss.'.''' Teu dollars. additional, ai yard
 No departure from thess psices .a ,,,,ys No saies made sxceH "' "''h'' A O EoYEs. GEO. CURTIS Prescott, March. 5. ls7o.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

TIE San Francisco Call has daily circula- ton of more than 10000.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

[" Tbc following letter." says Lieutenant Sylvester Mowry, in the San Francisco Alta, addressed to me and endorsed by the whole of the settlers, gives in plain words, the truth Of the situation. con- mend it, respectfully and earnestly to the Commissioners of Indian Affairs, and to Pres ident Grant, for he is the responsible man at last
 The Gila River and Salt River settlements contain population Of Overa tbouzand souls, considerably more than half being men, we'll armed and determined. The letter which follows, am sure, expresses their unanimous intention. The gravity of the situation is, you see, extremen
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25
Big Bug District.

We have nothing new from this district, but know that active operations ore going on at mill and mine.
 The same is true of wickenburg district. In Walnut Grove, miners are still getting out ore,
 Other Counties.
 Our Pima county exchanges speak encour. agingly of mining matters in their county, and Yuma; and, VIC htve 1t from good author fly that immense operations will soon be
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05
Original Notice.

To JAMES NJ. WALTERS AND BE-
IdNDA NJ. WALTERS:
You are hereby notified that there
is now on file in the Office Of the
Clerk of the District Court Of Marion
County, Iowa, n petition of A. Is.
Cherrie, asking for q decree correcting
and reforming deed executed by you
to her, March 2lst, 1865, to Ii acres of
land adjoining the city of Knoxville,
Marion County, Iowa; and that unless
you appear thereto and defend, on or
before noon of the second day Of the
next March Term, 1871, Of said Court,
which Term commences on the 18th
day Of March, 1871, your defaalt will
be entered and decree rendered as
prayed for.
STONE, AYREs & CURTIS,
(32) Atty's for Pl'ff.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05
Original Notice.

To THOMPSON McCONNAHAY:
You are hereby notified that there
is now on file in the Office of the Clerk
of the District Court of MariOnCOunty,
Iowa, a petition of James A. Bohents,
asking for decree against you for a
deed to lot eight 81 in block thirty
four (34) in the city Of Knoxville,
Marion County, Iowa, to supply a lost
deed for said property. And that un-
less you appear and defend thereto, OH
or before noon of the second day OF
the next March Term, 1871, which
Term commences on the 18th day OF
March, 1871, your default will be Ell.
tered aud decree rendered as prayed
for. STONE, AYREs & CURTIS,
1927 Atty's for Pl'ff.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05
ADVANCES PAYMENT.

10 rnR pUBLIC:-t Ii hereby see~ed hetwesu
p..~, ,,ros Publishers Of the ISiia Bode ererry Z
Ttrr pvbIi. heIs.f the Iosvd Eater and j. l. McCnr
ark pvblisher Of the Marion Cuntg De'aocrot. that
~, AZ the said Papers adopt the Advance Payment
,m for Subscriptions nd adhere 10 II strictly q
h.r.iu.f or specified w
Ger this date OF Febr uary Q. is70. no new cub
,;r,;ou shall received entered for either paper
,,,i.ss nc.omp~pird by payment In sdvancs for the
80, time E,r which Il Ia entered.
IN lime 1et 1870. ell subscriptions for each Of said
,.,~rs on which all srresrages have not been paid
p.cd advance pa yCebt made shall he discon tin ued
IA thrresfter the Advance Payment system for
iptioDs shall be strictly adhered to, by all Of the
- pspsrs Without exception
aAvsses psy ments may be received FOR ~ long 81
:. mort timos patrons msy desire, whether for
r..r or for any part Of year but In al e"sss tue
~ mrs shai be discoo t:nued so soon - the
fhis Agreement does not preclude either pubiishes
S,oua Accepting any other than cash payment on
subscriptioB provided only that it 10 In advance.
And 70 the strict carry ing out Of this Agreement
sach of the undersigned II hereby pledged In nonos
10 the others and to the pubic
OR reasons ars, hr fly: that all our expenres, for
m per ink. hired help &c. must be paia currei ty
In eash and that ample experience has demnusfrs 81
the Advance Payment system to be better. safsf, nd
more economical. not only for the publishers. but
y,y also for their patrons and we'll for Coz Aty
rspers As for others.
,.tsiII,ent and fair minded Pubic that suppor and
.cours eem@ut when their Local Press will strive Il
,.e~rvs and may reasonably expect
This sgreem~nt TO BE- published c'ntinuously N oul
respective papers.
sPEkRY BARRED yots
cancelled. J.L MCCORMACK, mocyaf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05
To PHYSICIANS.

New YoRk, August 18th, 1858.
Allow ne to call your attention to my PREPARA.
TON or COMpUUAD EXThACT BUCHU. The
compone Mt parts are. BUChU, Lone LAAs. CUBKBs,
JUNIPER BERRIES.
NoDs OF PnRPARASloN -Buchu, In vacuo, Juniper
Bsrrirs, BY distilation, TO torn hne GIN. Uubehs
extracted by displacement with spirits obtained from
Juaipsr Berries. Very little sugar 10 used, and .
small proportion Of spirit II = n.rs palatabs than
Baehs, % prepared BY druggists. Il q dark color
It 10 plant that euits Its fragrance; the action OF
flame destsoya this, lits sctive princpe) leaving
dark and eutinous detection. Mine is the color Of
ingredients. The Buchu In my preparation prwdon.
mates. The smallest quantity OF the other ingred
ents are added, to prevent fermentation. upon In.
specton will be found not to b. tincture IL made
In PharmacopGa nor IL Il syrup-and therefore can
he used In where fever inAamm atioa exists
In this you have the knowledge Of the ingredients
and the mode Of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor II with trial, and that
upon inspection It will meet with your appreciation,
With . feeling ofprofouud confidence,
am very respectfully,
II. I. HELMBOLD,
Chemist and Druggist Of 10 years experience.
~ Am acquainted with Mr.. II. T. Helmbcld; he
occupied the Drug Store opposite my reridence and
WAS successful In conducting the business where
Others had not been equally 20 before him. have
been fsvorably impressed with his character and
terprise." WILLIAM WEI6HTMAN,
Firm Of Powers and weiphtmxn, Msnutacturine
Chemists, 9th and Brown sts, Philadelphia.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05

CEaTRAL UEfvERsIrY.-This Insti-
tuition is now in successful operation,
under Full Corps of Experienced
Teachers. Special attention is given
to Music, the preparation Of Teachers,
Mercantile Education, bookkeeping,
&C., Board, with rooms, fuel and lights.
furnished at SIS per week.
For neutrality-suspicious. or Catalogue,
address undersigned, AT Pella, Iowa.
lotf e. II. ScAREP, Pres't.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05
Des Moines Valley Rail Road.
TRAVELLERS WILL STUDY THEIR INTEREST
BY PATRONIZING THIS LINE

WESTWARD Passengers make close connection at Des Mone
with Chicago Rock Island q Pacific at Grand Junction with
for all points in the TERRlroRIEs and PACIFIC CoAsr
To Passengers bound EAST Offer via EoKUK choice OF
THREE Principal THROUGH Lines viz-Toledo, Wabash a
a. Quincy Railroads by either or which they make
nections and ast time all mpant points in the Middle
and Eastern States. 1900 43.ss a @@ -
az Sleeping on night Trains
tY-Fars aacdys as low a. the lowest ~ s uats NJ
/ az Coupon Tickets at all principal Offices
Jos BARKER GENT Ticket Agent.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05

SOKE iowa FARMING.-Thinki
the following particulars may interest
some of our Farmer readers here and
elsewhere, we give them as told US the
other day by q friend who knows the
parties:
The RAiney Brothers, two men,
moved from Pella to the vicinity of
Otley, this County, last year, we be-
lieve, and rented large farm. They
put in 20 acres of wheat, in this way:
One man went over the ground with
stalk cutter; another followed him
Immediately with cultivator; then
the sower followed; and then another
man and team brought up the rear,
covering the wheat by dragging n
large bunch Of brush over it. "You'll
never raise wheat in that way" said
the neighbors. "You see," answered
the men who did it, confidently-and
their crop on tnat land was the best
raised in that vicinity. They also
raised 1900 bushels of corn, besides
large amounts Of other produce, and
stock. They are most emphat-
ically Workers-often getting out in
the field this Fall by in the morning,
aud accomplishing more in day than
some men would in two or three-and
this energy Of theirs brings cores
ponding results. Among other work,
they have built some so rods Of board
fence during the cold weather this
Water. We like to hear Of such
'steam-engines in pantaloons," aud
Ike to see their labors 30 well re-
warded.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure on
last Friday of taking Hon. J. b. Grin
ned by the hand. He is pushing
things" ON the A. X & ID. II. r. He
informed US that no permanent loca-
ton Of the road had yet been made
ionh Of LOvilla, but that it was i'm
possible TO get grade by way Of Ma
rysvtale less than ninety feet to the
mile. This being the cnse, we presume
Hanasaton will get the road.--Aibiol
Union. Glth nlt
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05

LAND AND TOWN PROPERTY BOUGHT AND SOLD
on Commissions Titles examined and Abstracts furnished;
Taxes paid for nonredents and Others and land redeemed
from taxsale reasonable charges Deeds Mortgages
and other papers, drawn and acknowledged to order,
and satisfaction guaranteed. Any information in
regard to Real Estate its location, value and
surroundings, and plats of same,
furnished at fair rates.
Having been resident of this County for fifteen years. and
the land business six of that time and being thoroughly
noste in the records Of the County feel warranted guaran-
teenp satisfaction all who may favor with their patronage
10000 Acres of Land,
Improved and unmproved for SALE at from S. $50
situated from one to fifteen miles from Knoxville.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05
His Home Paper and the Registel

Keeping Its columns pure and elevated in tone. srd
filing It's space with matter that will bs welcome and
will have all the news Of the world for the week pre-.
vious will editorial difeuss. with puBgeney aud
force tho live and leading topics Of the day; will give
the fullest Information that can BIZ given. FIR the
farm. the chop, the Office, spd the household: will
devote ample space to agricultural matters Ia general
and reliable market reports in full which department
viii he under the charge o! gentisDan who has Deea
fr yevernl years ofthe largest formers aud stock
dealers In the State will prin. full summary Of oil
the news Of tbs week In Iowa. together with reports
Of all going on at the Capital, where held this
Legsisture. and all State Conveptions: and besdea
have full modieum Of literary matter s original
select story poetry, special correspondence, humor
and all the features which 70 70 make up live spd
~ nearly ~ II can be made. what every Intelligent
man wants paper TO lee that he takes far bis OWE
Information, spd for the instyBcticn. Improvement
and enlightened happiness Of bis nriily.
yor THE paper. every issue Of which contains more
Reading Matter than
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05
Town Property
FOR Sale.

desire to sell my
HOUSE AND TWO LOTS,
situated on the second block north of the
Public Square. The house is nearly new,
con tains good rooms, with good cellar.
good new stable, and plenty Of fruit on the
ground. Also . TWO ACRE LOT in East
Knoxville.
Enquire Of the subscriber. at his Furniture
Store. east side Of Public Square.
29tf. J. MCCLELLAND.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05
A Book Of 100 Pages,


but two dollars year r. charged for Q single Sub
scriber, while to clsbs the following extremely lov
rates ere offered:
Ilsbs Of ave, ol.sO eae h subseribsr, 90
clsbs Of ten, ol.c5 each 1880
ClAbs Of 30, el.S0 each 1000
THE DAILY REatsTER, BY NEIL. SO year; e
for six Inonth@ &26o for three months.
~ spssIal Endorsements eMersa 10
parties wlshing - set ~ agents.
N spseim<n DRY sest FREE 70 any addyss.
M Situated at the Railroad Center Of the State,
the has the great sdyautags Of rapid mails
which enable u 70 resch ia suhseribsrs earlier and
more readily thsn sny other paper
Agents wanted in every town where - have none
now. md sddittoDal assats wanted In every county
Ia ths STATE,
Address
THE STATE REGISTER, $
sD DIES MONIES.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05

PRIZES AWARDED.-The following
nersons are the recipients of the prizes
awarded at the Knoxville Wciting
Academy, for the Term just closed
LIST Prize, Watch, to David o. Collins
fone-armed, writing with left hand;
I'd Prize to VIM. Dawson; Sd Prize to
Il. H. Boydston, and one also to M.
Gamble. At the close of the next
Term there will be new list Of Prizes.
How ONE CHURCH WAS BUILT
One of the finest Churches in this
County was planned and engineered"
in manner in some respects peculiar.
A memaEer Of the Congregation told
us about it the other day; and some of
the particulars seem to us worthy OF
mention: The Society had built one
house Of worship, and got badly in
woived with it, and had to sell it.
When the plan of building new
house came up, it was taken in charge
hy one of the members who is admit
ted to be one Of the best business men
ia the County. He went at this bust
ness O. he would at any other business,
Ia business-like way. He first
counted the cost"-footing up all the
assets, good subscriptions, &C., and
finding how much could be made
available toward the building and lot,
and then getting close estimates of all
the expenses. In this way he found
there would be $500 lacking. "Now,"
says he to the Committee, II will give
500 of that amount" II will give
$50" replied another member. Others
replied in proportion to their ability.
The citizens of the town, seeing Il Q
earnestness and common-sense sho, n
by the members, aided them by liberai
subscriptions. The result was that
the Church is built, nicely finish d
throughout, elegantly furnished, a. d
carpeted; and the Congregation is out
of debt and has few hundred dollars
in the treasury. So much for "count.
ing the cost" beforehand, and plain,
common-sense, business-like manage
ment of affairs. Is not the example
worthy of imitation?
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05
The GREAT IOWA WEEKLY
State REGISTER
Published at The State Capital,
THE CENTER OF NEWS.
An Iowa Paper for Iowa People!
For 1871.

THE REGIsTER will be better thsn ever before. A
mammoth f6rty.e0lunn sheet: II will be filled With
matter Of such int rat and Value will not fail ID
making u the best and cheapest paper the lows PEG.
pie csn take.
The Friend AND Chgmpion .f Iorca. II will make
lows In tsrests, Iowa news aud Jowss develop
Its work and aim asking thar the people Of the state
shsl support the papers In sympathy with and work.
ing for them In 10 outside journals which
have no interest In and doing special servics
for the State Let every public spirited citizen take
His Home Paper and the Register.
and he will have the Of his County of tn. stse
and the World: and 1T the srme time 10 helping the
journals that are helping him.
While II II the purpose Of THE REGISTER TO be .
reliable and fHithfu political gude-rsdcaliy kepub.
Mean-it 10 also Its ambition TO b.
THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY
NEWSPAPERIN THE STATE,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05

Sold by Druggists everywhere. Price
4i.26 per bottle. or q Bottles for e0.60.
Delivered TO any address. Describe
symptoms IN all commGnications.
ADDRESS
II. T HELMBOLD,
Drug end Chemical warehouse, 581
BROADWAY, New York.
!. NONE ARE GENUINE unless
dome w In sseej engraved wrap.
per vvsajs facsimile Or my Chem.
scal warelsouse, and st8aeA
y 1T. HELMBOLD.
(2Al
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05
USE
HELMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract Duchu

Ia all diseases Of these organs whether existing In
si,s female. from whstevrr cause originating, and
no rla tier Of bow long standing. II II pleasant IN
taste spd odov, simmsdiats" IN sction, snd more
strengthening than any Of the preparations Of BARK
or Iron.
Those suIsrisg from broken down or delicate con-
situations. proeur. the remedy 1t once
1hs reader must he swsrs that. h0wever slight
msy 10 the attack OF the above 6i,esm u IL certain
to affect the bodiy health and mental powers
Al III. above dsssAsSr ysqp-s the sid Of Dinretic.
HeimbOld Extract Buchu II the great
Diurstic
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05
H FL M B OIL DIS
Fluid Extract
II UC Ell u

For weakness arising from indscretion. The ex.
bausted powers II Nature which accompanied by
~ many slarmng symptoms among which Will be
found. Indirpositon to exsrtion, Loss of Memory,
Horror OF Disease. or For.bodings of
Evil; In fact. Universal Lars uds. Prostraton, and
inability TO enter into the enjoyments Of society.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05
The Constitution

Once affected with Organic Weakness, requires the
aid Of Medicine tn str-ngthrn and invi9oratc the
system, which HELMBOLD'6 EXTRACT
BuCHU Invariably does II no treatment 10 sub
mittsd ", Consumption or insanity ensuss.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05
HELMB0LD's

In affections peculiar TO Females unequaed by any
other preparation, IS In Chiorosis, or Retention,
Iainflness or retention Of Customary EvScuati0ns,
Uicsrstsd or scirrhus stats Of the Uterus, and all
complaints incident to the sex, the decline the
change Of life.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-01-05
HELMBOLDS
flnia Gxtratt Of Bufbu

VIII sdicaly extsrminate from the systsm diseases
srit0 FROM habits Of dissipation, ut little EXPENSE
litte Or change In diet, nc0n fence expo
sure. 'ompIetsiy oupsrredng thoss unp-assnt sud
dang Ious remsdiss-CoDaivS and Mercury, IN all VI
those tissssss.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-28
.wLEaRAPHIo NOTES.

The session Of tho Bavarian Landtag was
opened yesterday, By Prince Lap'h-
Four Canadians named Mayer, Dsndrin, Ram
ue and Troeau killed By hs falling Of tree psa Cafsea Ne
vsds On Tuesday.
Col. D. M. Nelson, son Of Judge T. A. R. Nelson
sf s ssprss Court and hsd On. Il Csnsea Alabama In
KaoIyiie yesterday IN personal rsneeassf
Gen. Richard n Bowerman, late Deputy Col,
csoms Bsinoe indictes ror was :nssnea
The trA xas thcn begun
IA IA oficislly announced iu Spain that Oh ves-
,.I. from infected ports Ne Worth Of Rups ssd Aneea beuad 10
Msass and eh p &c hsssasssa Esst prfssa sssraa
Ina q yies % ihs Ansate
Thirty miles Of the Crest Northern Railroad
u: h.ys Ssss sssRa ~ ss .esspa .: -. kssSss e.
q pssseaesf usas % sses e.. t
The trial OF Charles NARROW, tho Jamestown
Ar>vxY murder Of W1nan Haedhaa IN Jsnsess Augs4
lat closed NayssIus L. rsady The jury Mild 10 aEss
ssS ssss Ss.hrssd Tie 1tai ssospssd d asyl = :
AT the National Commercial Coayeatisn .t
B.hinore Yesterday ssnSs s ssslstoas psased ase re-
rsI Tr T. Yesas CID of he B.as II sssssss ~ss nss
nsabs q shs ccasis1s - rsrsss isnACssies-
~ - aSx:ss:sxe ~ e - !:
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New-York tribune., 1871-09-28
REPUBLICAN EDITORIAL CONVENTION.

SYRACUSE, Sept. T.-The Republican State
Editorial Convention met In the Globe Hotel this morn
ing and effected permanent organization by electng
the Hon. J. H. sekreg Of Tompkins County, Prestdeut:
C. Cleveland Of Yates, and Sanford Of Oneida, Vice
Presidents and O. B. Thompson OF enesee Secretary
each judicial district app olnted resolution was
adopted recommending 70 the State Republican Conven-
tion the ADOPTION OF 6ass Of two delegates from each
Assembly district In calling future Conventions.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-28

and then paid It In such manner a. to enhance the
ona credit s tsr rassd ds noble brood Of heroes and
Ot Ss and Es n
those other words q his which rang out from the
darkest hO.Fs ara Of tho war to gladden. the naGn
cH the sues to %SES S. vess
action Of to-day sha date long era Of peace pros
perity, and victory.
sincere thanks for the you have conferred on
must ask your forbearance and indulgence, while
y shs n
Convention
Mr. sackett Of Saratoga County moved the ap-
pointment OF Committee on Contested Seats con-
stng Of two from each Judicial District except the
First, to be appointed by the Chair and as to the
case of the City of New-YOrk, the said Committee
shall have power to report any plan they think best
concerning the organization in that city. Adopted
The Chair then announced the following Com
mittee on contested seats:
william Fullerton Of Orange William p Easterbrook
OF Westchester Thaddeus Haght OF Ulster. w. K Lud
dington Of suyan g. sackett OF Saratoga, Mr. Tanner
Clark Of Onondsga, p. H. McGraw Of Cortland, Bemas
HTrd Of :, ,C5snango l. + Hoyt @ Of stsuhen, John e.
Lake Of Chautauqua.
And the following Committee on Permanent Or
ganization:
Stephen B. French Of Suffolk, John B. butcher Of
Dutchees, Joseph Ramsey OF Albany Geo. A. sharp OF
Ulster, John Hammond of Essex, john W. Lynde Of
Clinton, J, w Pratt of oswego, Warner Miller Of Herh-
mer Edwin II. Downes Of Delaware, Thomas E. Plato
of Toga, Geo. W. COwles Of Wayne, E. A. Nash Of Liv
iDgston, W. j. Humphrey Of Wyoming, Norman L. Allen
Of Cattaraugus
The latter Committe especially Ia strongly cast in
the interest of Thomas Murphy. In justice to Mr..
White, it should be stated that the lists were pro-
pared for him by the State Committee The Con-
vention then took recess. On reassembling at 4
o'clock, Gen. Sharpe stated that the Committee on
Contested Seats was not ready to report and moved
that when the Convention adjourn it adjourn to
meet again at Z o'clock. Lost.
j. w. Simonton Of Richmond moved that the Con-
vention take a recess till o'clock D. m. but with
drew the motion to allow E. Il. Roberts of Oneida
to move the appointment of Committee on Resolu-
tions, which was carried. The Chair then an
nounced the following Committee on Resolutions:
b. D. sillman Of Kings, G. Hilton scribner of West
chester George Dawson of Albany, Peter 8. Hoes OF
Columbia, Calvin 7. Hurburd OF Bt Lawrence, George
Curtis Of Schenectady, Ellis II. Roberts OF Oneida, @
L. Merriam Of Lewis, B. r. johnson OF Broome, i. ~
Sherwood Of steuben, j. c. Davis of Erie, Seth Wake
man OF Genesee.
On motion, Henry B. Glydon Of Orleans County
and Charles H. Swords were appointed Secretar1ce.
Mr.. Ramsey moved that the State Committee be
elected in the usual manner, member to be taken
from each Congress District. Adopted. Mr.. j..
w. Simonton renewed his motion for q recess till
p. m Lost. The Convention then took a recess
till Pm.