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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-03

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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-03

The best Carpets for the price can be
bought at IIrrcuINs BRoS-the very best
Extra Supers made, and nearly as durable
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..Ti,erc's Music in, the Air.

GILMoN WADE has made arrangements to
furnish Pianos, Organs, and Mclodcons on
very easy terms Call and see him.
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Call and look at the neatcst Corset ever
offered to the trade Once worn they will
supersede all others. HITCHINe Bros,
Sole a gents in this place
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Tbc Ocean Mines y.ce.ipr.-

The editor Of the Cumberland Duty Times
was present at the Miners Meeting at Ocean
Mines on Monday last. From his interest
ing report Of the proceedings we make the
following extracts:
"The meeting was called to order by
| Thomas Brown of Pompey mine who sug-
gested James McAllstcr as Chairman.
Mr.. McAllister declined, when
Mr. Edward Davis, of Midlothian, sug-
gcsted the name of Thomas Brown, which
was adopted.
Mr.. Brown said that all present knew the
/ object of the meeting, as it was stated in
the handful. The first thing TO be done,
| he supposed, was TO call the roll and see
what mines were represented. The names
OF the mines were called as follows: Bor-
den, no delegates; New Hope James Muir
| ply, James Thomas Ocean No. ., James
Jetfrcs, Jacob Llewclyn; Midlothian Ber-
nard Campbell, Edward Davis; Johnston,
none; Hoffman, James Muir, John Stew
art; Pompcy Smash Thomas Brown; Phil
| ip MCMILLAN Miller none; Midland, none;
! Homecoming, none; Pckin, Ohe only mine
! down the creek representeGD John Sullivan.
! Robert Dunn and John McAllistcr Ocean
Mine had no delegates present, although
many of her miners were in attendance
Speeches We're made by E. NJ. DAVIS, NJ
a. DAVIS, PETER JoICE, PHILIP MCMAHAN,
BERNARD CAMPBELL, and the Chairman,
| and many incidental remarks by the follow
ing: THOMAS HEWITT, JAMES MURPHY,
JAMES THOMAS, JAMES JETFRIEs, Mr.. MUIR
and VIM. HEWITT.
The meeting was not largely attended,
The tenor Of the speeches made favored
the Inauguration of Il Miners Union, al
though the non-attendance Of the great ma
jority of the miners is thought to indicate
Indifference on their part as to its establish
ment
The meeting adjourned to meet this even
ing at four O'Clock, at Joseph Warrcns lot,
in McCulloh's addition to Frostburg
Let all the People Read !--The
cog-whcels Of the Singer Sewing Machine
are now being exhibited among the famil-
les of this section. They are just the right
thing--warrantcd for fifteen years Should
they break or wear out during that time by
sewing dry goods, wood, leather, tin, or
zinc, new ones will be furnished ,ojthout PAY
GII.MoN WADE, Agent.
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Observation-Disclosures

not fail to try LEFEvRE Balsam of Wild
Cherry Relief certain.
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New Shawls, s115, So.
CHEAP STORE.
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Paints! Paints ALI who wish
durable and cheap Paints, call on II. LEFE-
vRE & Son, adjoining the Post Office.
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GT Father Beckx, the General Of tho
Order Of the Jesuits, has, it appears, been
interviewed" at Rome by a correspondent
Of the Vienna press. The correspondent
describes him as short. narrow shoulder.
&c man of seventy, with pale and tran.
quill countensnce, "whose life seemed to
concentrate itself in his expressive gray
eyes, shaded by long, black iashes and al.
w.ys bent to the ground, except when he
is addressing you" He wa dressed in .
long, loose robe, which be holds together
over his chest with his left hand. "The
General's head 10 long and narrow, ,asd it,
badness y concealed by . black skull-caps
bis brown hair, Interpreted here aad there
with . thread Of silver, is brushed back
FROM bis temples behind HE sass, and .
sharp, prominent nose, asd this, bleodiess
lips, complete this very characteristic bat
unattractive countenanoe." The father
speaks French and German With equal
purity, though his native laagsage il
French. -.
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ONLY A GRAIN OF SAND.

A man who had for years carried AZ
old and cherished watch about him
one day called on its maker, and told him
it was no longer useful, for it would nc
longer keep time correctly.
"Let me examine it." said the maker,
and. taking powerful glass, be looked
carefully and steadily into the work till
be spied just one little grain Of sand.
II have it." be said. II can get owe,
your difficulty.
About this moment by some powerful
but unseen power, the little grain suspect
ing what was coming, cried out !; "Let
me sloue l an but . small thing, and
take up but 20 little room I cannot posi-
bly, injure the watch. Twenty or thirty
Of Us might do harm, l cauoot; 20 lot me
alone"
The matchmaker replied You mus,
come out, for you spoil nay work, and all
the more 90 that you are 80 small, and
but few people see you."
Thus it 10 with us. whether children OF
elders-oue lie, one feeling Of pride, sani.
~ or disobedienoe may Be- such little
one that none but ourselves know Of it ;
yet God, who sees all thing. knowus it,
and that one sin. however little it may
appear, will spoil al our best efforts 10 his
service.-C Christian Worker.
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An old maid living out in I'LL
nois, whom every man had gone
back on or neglected, on aocount
Of the near approach ofthe scar
and yellow Leaf and numerous
anatomical ang'lsri6es, has lstc-
ly fallen heir to seven thousand
acres of land f; and now Ill the
marrying men for miles around,
think she is just too cunning for
anything, and wonder why they
never thought Of marrying her
before. The old gal says she has
stood it so long. and she guesses
she can play the game out on q
lone hand. E,la. ......
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M1M1cx1So DEArH.-A boy eleven
years old named Ned Baker, Who livss
with his aunt on Macomb street, cao simu.
late death 50 successfully ~ 10 deceive
any one but an expert. For . small CON.
pensation he will stretch out on the door,
oesee to breathe apparently, grow white 10
the face, affect ths rigidity Of corpse, and
his pulses become so feeble that the beGt.
ing can only be detected BY apsse&isal
finger. Hs yesterday went through this
performance in a saloon on Woodbridge
street, and 80 much like genuine death
was his counterfeit that the men Who pct
him up to the trick became greatly fright
ened and bribed him to come out ofhis
trance. His breathing was 20 faint that
it could not be felt on the hand OF chsst,
and hardly dimmed the g:a's held down
to bis lips. The boy says that the pesfos-
nance does not injure bis health, and he
can make himself 40 near dead that it is
only by great mental effort that be throwa
of the letbargy.-Detroit Free Press.
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Qbe Cafopettc Aouertiser,

TERMS
Observation-Disclosures DOLLARS per annum
IN Advance. For six months 81 10
-ADVERTISIN0-
Per Square, 90 lines or less) 81 50
Every subsequent insertion. n........... IS
Announcement of candidates for office . $40 90
No credit will be given for Advertising or Job
work, except by special agreement
Cards stating merely the names. business and
place of residence, with paper included. Twelve
Dollars per annum.
All advertisements not marked, will be pub
lished until forbid and charged for accordingly.
~ All judicial advertisements must be paid
for on the last day of publication 'or on the day
Of sale No advertisements will be inserted unless
security is given or amount of costs deposited.
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BEAUTIFUL ANSWERS.

A mute pupil Of the Abbe Sicard gave
the following extraordinary answers.
What is gratitude!
Gratitude is the memory Of the heart
What is hopea
Hope is the blossom Of happiness.
What is the difference between hone
and desire
Desire is a tree in leaf, hope is tree in
flowers, and enjoyment is tree in fruit.
What is eternitys
A day without yesterday OF to-mor.
row "a day without an end.
What is timee "
A line that has two ends-a path that
begns in the cradle and ends in the grave.
What is Godl
A necessary being-the sun of eternity
tho machinist Of nature-the eye Of
justice-the soul Of the world.
Does God reason
Man reasons, because be doubt-he de-
liberates, he desires God is omnipotent:
he never doubts therefore, never reasons.
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City Council of Vermilionville.

On Monday the 18th day Of Nay, 1873,
the newly elected Mayor and Counoilmen
Of The City Council Of Vermilionville hav.
ling produced their certificates OF election,
we're duly qualified and took their seats.
Present: Aug. Monnier, Mayor, and
Councilmen L. P. RsviIIou, F. C. Latiolsis,
Il. Landry, Joa o. Girouard and VIM
Brandt. Absent: G. O. Olivier and r. l.
Mcbride.
The Mayor called the Council to order,
and they proceeded to the election Of thei'
officers for the ensuing year, which result
ed as follows:
H. NJ. Bailey, Secretary and Treasurer.
TrevilIe Bernard, Constable & Collector.
E. E. Mouton, Attorney.
w. B. Bailey, Printer.
The above named officers TO receive the
same salary - last year.
On motion, it Was resolved, that com.
mittee Of three be appointed TO ASCERTAIN
what would be tho probable costs Of floor.
ing the market house, and to make their
report At the next meeting.
The Mayor appointed Messrs. VIM.
Brandt, H. Landry and ]. o. Girouard on
said committee.
On motion it was resolved, That the
Treasurer's and Collectors bonds be and
the ssme is hereby fixed at Fifteen HIM
dred Dollars each.
On motion it was resolved, That com.
mittee Be appointed to receive the bonds
of the Treasurer and Collector. The May.
or appointed Msssrs. L. P. Revillon, F. G..
Latiolais and E. E. Mouton, 'on said COM
mittee.
On motion it was resolved, That Fl.
Landry aud I. Bernard. be and they are
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VERY SENSIBLE ADVICE.

"Can't find time to read!" 1t is all
gammon-nothing in the world bu: an
excuse for stinginess, that little dcspicabe
thing is man which will always keep
himself and family in ignorance in this
country. Facilities and opportunities for
liberal education are right at the hands
OF every one. The press and the common
schools afford advantages for acquiring an
education and knowledge of the institu-
tions, events and achievements of the past
and present which any one can avail him
self of, and he who ignores and neglects
them is distitute Of those aspirations which
distinguish man. from the beasts Of the
field. II the masses would devote moro
Of their time to newspaper reading the de-.
magogues occupa.ion-that Of hood.wink-
ing the people-wouId be gone, and our pub
iic Offices would Be dlle1 with men Of a uali.
6cations and merit. II newspapers wore
more thoroughly read, excuses 10 legisla-
tion, executive assumptions and usurpa.
tions Of power Of every species and mag,
nigtude would be recognized at once, con.
demnea and checked by the emphatic
protest Of patriotic people, whose love
Of liberty aod independence is unqueuch-
able, thought often inert. The crest trou-
bio is the masses are woefully ignorant of
their duties and rightA and ore not
familiar enough with the origin, the ~.
thority. the Jurisdiction and Operations of
the institations and tribunals Of the coun.
try. If they were better informed they
would not be 20 quiesoeut under the frauds
and outrages which their serv.uts in Of
fee and power have perpetrated, but
would rise 10 their grievancea and the
restitution Of those rights and immunities
which have been destroyed or restrained,
in voice which would not be resisted.
Then subscribe for papers. and keep your
selves fully informed upon the topics aud
events Of the day, aud never whine ont
that absurdity. II cant 6nd time to read" I"
(Ky) Courier.
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.VOTlCE!!!

\ s Tax Collector Of the legal Govern
IA. ment Of the State Of Louisiana, j,
and for the Parish Of Lafayette, I hereb,
forbid and prohibit any and oil citisen
thereof from paying taxes to any one bu'
myself and my deputies at such time ant
at such places Is I may deem necessary t
designate.
A. SIMON BOUDREAUX.
April 10, 1873. Tax Collector.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1873-06-14

EKate Stanton in her lecture on
"Tbe Love Of Great Men," asserts that the
planets revolve around the sun BY
the influence Of love. When the write,
was boy he used to revolve around hia
parent good deal, and may have been
'ncited thereto BY love. but to an uupre.
JUDGED observer it locked powerfully like
trunk strsp.-l Daubury News.
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THE undersigned has opened = school
in the Methodist Church for the In.
structiou Of pupils Of both sexes.
Tuition per month:
Primary Branches, including Arith-
metic, 0rammsr, 10, IS 90
Advanced Branches, t5 90
School permanent, and instruction thor.
ough. J.. NJ. BROWN.
VermiiionviIle, Feb. '2lst, 1873.
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The very boy you have heard about
who, disobcyed bis father and went y
swimming, lives in Richmond, and his
father said to the wicked boy: "You'vs
been swimming" Tho wicked boy /:
II haint." The pa said: "You have, sir.
and you have got your shirt on 10th
er side out" "Pshaw :" said the wicket
boy, ".hat shirt got turned wrong side ous
getting over the feuce."
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hereby appointed on the committee oil
streets and bridgea, vice A. Monnier and
J. J. Revillon.
The following account was approved
A. Billeaud, collector, $1777.
On motion, the Council adjourned to
next regular meeting.
A. MONNIER, Mayor.
Il. NJ. BAILEY, Secretary.
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MASONIC.

4 STATED Meetings Of aope Lodge, No
. l4S, A.. f.. A.. H., will be held at th,
" Lodge room In Vefmilionville, on
January llth February 9Th March 9Th; A
prn 18th Nay 10th June 1th and 24th /; July
6th August Ind; September 9Th October. ~
November LIST and 10Th December 37th.
By order ot the w.. NJ.
J. b. WISE. Secretary.
JanuAfy llth 1879.
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City Council of Vermilionville.
Special Session, Nav Sd 1878.

Special Session, May Sd 1878.
Present: w. o. Smith, Mayor. and
Messrs. Mcbride, Monnier,. Sales, Ga.
gneux, Landry aud Judcc. Absent, ]. J
Revi!on.
The Mayor called tie meeting to order,
and the Treasurer presented his annual
report, which was examined and found
to be correct and just, it was ordered that
the same be published and the Treasurer. >.
bond cancelled.
Report Of Treasurer Of the Corporation
Of Vermilionu;lls for the gear ending
May Sd. 4. d., 1873.
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Clese1'ch Directory.

CAss,'ch Directory.
SERVICES At the Methodist Church every
Sunday at IL O'clock A. NJ, and evening
Sunday school at 10 A. NJ.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening
All cordially invited to attend.
J. N. BROWN, Pastor.
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E"Bob, where's tho State Of Msrtri.
monvl"
"lt's one Of the United States. It ie
bounded bv hugeing and kissing on one
side. by babies and cradles on the other. Ite
chief products are population, h'oomsticks
and staying' ont late Of nights. II va,
discovered bv Adam and Eve in trying to
find northwest passage out Of Of para.
dise."
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Ez FLORA.
Paquebot entire Brashear- City ct
VY:1l>.:tl.

Le Capitaiue JOHN PHARR,
correspondent avec le chemin de fer Nor.
gan ct Texas, fsra des VOYAGES REGU-
LIERS toutes les sensaines, quittsnt Brash.
ear.City, chaque LUNDi matin. prenant
des marchandises ct des passagers pous
tous lee points du bayou VermiI'on jusqu'a
Trahau Ferry, 4 six miles de Vermillon'
vile.
Reference M. P. Young L Co.
l9 avy!!.-lm.
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DHOTOGRAPHS!!
J. NJ. KOKERNOT.

The Celebrated Artist of New Iberia is
in Vermilionville now, with a new and
complete outfit fully prepared to do all
styles Of work .appertain;ng to the Art
Specimens Of his work may be seen at the
store Of Nj. J. H. Wise, on Lafayette
street and other places.
Gallery on the corner of St. John and
ST. Louis streets near the Catholic Church
Give him call. May 5.
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fl VI s..

4 RRETE par le soussigue, quatre
"A vscbes Portant oes marques Z /,
Z2, DC, ct --(les marques peuvent
Atre examines a notre bureau.
Les proprietaires sont prizes de veni'
en- prouvsat leurs prophecies reclamer les
dts animaux, autremeut il en- sera die
pose scion ID loi.
VALSIN JUDGE.
Vermillonville, 10 mai 1878.
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A beautiful Indiana schoollgirl,
thirteen years old and six feet one
inch high, is causinga general
rupture among the suspenders Of
the short boys who try to kiss her.
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Receipts.
Cash in Treasury, last report, 5 l46
From U. A. lIebert, Constable, fines, s 90
A. Dilleaud, 795
Collector Licenses
and taxes 1900 50
dog tax. 62 90
II. Eastin, lessee of market house, l35 90
Total amt received, Sl425 IL
Amt. Licenses and Taxes umcol2ccted:
Taxes fox years 1912. s24O OF
Licenses for years 1928, AIS 90
Total, S7l5 O7
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Brashear City and Bayou rer-
million Packet
Flora.
JOHN PHARR, Master,

In connection with Morgau's Louisiana
and Texas Railroad, will make REGULAR
WEEKLY TRIPS, leaving Brsshear City
every MONDAY morning, taking freight
and passengers for all points on Bayou
Vermilion as high up Is Trahsu's, six
miles from Vermilionville.
Reference IN. P. Young & Co.
April 10 1873.
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&380a0 cam,
MERCHe4.NT.

eMERCHs4NT,
Corner Of Main and St. John sts., near the
Catholic church,,
VERxIlIoxv1LLH, La,
HAS on hand large and complete
Ill stock Of dry goods, consisting Of
Calico Of tie best prints, French Alpe.
ca, French Aer;xos, Five Cloths and
Cds;nets Of different colors, Donsss.
tics, &C., dc.
READY NADE CLOTHING
Gentlemen and Boys Goats, Pants aud
Vests; Ladies' Shawls and Closks.
BOOTS. SHOES, &e.,
Ladies', gentlemen and boys Boots, Shoes
and Brogsns.'
Ladies, gentlemen and children's Gloves
aud Hose.
HATS and CAPS.
ALSO
A 6ne and select assortment Of FANCY
ARTICLES, PERFuMEaY, &c.
GUNS, PISTOLS and KNIVES
Of the first quality and from the best
manufactures.
Crockery and Glassware,
Fancy parlor Lamps,
A fine assortment Of Je,eelry,
And many other articles too numerous
to mention.
All Of which he offers ;for!sale At low
prices. for cash; and he invites the public
generally to give him a call aud examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Nov. 23d 1872.
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"Where are the men of '76 Z
shouted q Newtown .orat0r.
Dead" !" responded q sad looking
man in the middle aisle. The
Newtown orator was surprised
at the intelligence Of his audi.
ence. g -
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FOR SALE.

l. WO lots situated in the town Of Ver-
milionville on Jefferson and Vermilioo
streets. Apply to
Mas. g. HOPKINS.
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For Cash O1eZay.

MT ESSRS. PLONSKY Il ROGER,
INl merchants, corner of Lafayette and
Main streets, (opposite the Court House)
have adopted the cash rule; and will here.
after sell. for cash only. Purchasers will
please take notice, and consider the ad
vantages offered by house doing business
on this plan. Selling for cash, they have
no bad accounts to cover with extra profits
and can therefore, afford to self cheap,
Selling for cash, they have always the cash
to replenish their stock, which they can
do at the lowest possible price; anothe,
and important reason why theyrcan sell
cheap.
Messrs. P!onsky l. Roger have large
and we'll selected stock Of Dry Goods,
Clothing. Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Hats,
Shoes, Boots, Saddlery, Grocery. Glass.
,care, Hardscare, Tixware, and Wooden
wOrks, dc.
Those who call on them, can rely on
being promptly attended to-.
They are the only agents in this place for
the famous
BUCKS BRILLIANT COOKING
STOVES
-,
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On motion It was resolved, that the
resolution passed Nay 9th 1859, 10 regard
to leasing the market house, to the high
est bidder etc., be and the same is hereby
repealed from and after the 2sth dsy Of
April 1873. s~
On motion, It wss resolved, that It is
hereby made the duty Of the Constable
to collect every morning from any and Oh
persons selling in the market house, the
amouut ~ per tasif fixed BY law.
On motion, it was resolved, that the
Constable be and he is hereby authorized
to have two tables made for the use Of the
market house.
The following accounts were approved |:
A. Bi'leaud $1,000 and $500; /. Chap.
man $3.50.
On motion tho Council adjourned sine
de. W. o. SxrTH, Mayor.
II. n. BAILEY, Secretary.
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pssasat ss6est6es.
~ Z. F. FERAY,
Dt!.l6 Arpsstsar des Etats. Unis.
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TaR HODGES.

YREKA, CAL, june 25.-Ool Eli.
Oft, LIST cavalry, and MAJ. Curtis, judge
advocate, arrived here last night, and
will proceed to Fort klamath this af.
ternoon. Col. Elliott will be senior of.
6eer on the military commission to try
the Modoes, as Col. Robert Changer,
21st infantry, has been excused on &C.
count Of illness. The commissioners
will probably not get at work till after
the fourth of July. It Is thought il
viii take about six weeks to conclude
their labors. In the meantime it is
probable that Col. Mason's battalion Of
21st infantry with Capt. Miller's bat
terry of Faith artillery, will march to Van.
couver's via Camps Warren, Harvey
and Fort Walla Walla. Col. Menden.
hall, with the rest of the artillery com.
panies, will probably return to San
Francisco via Fort Crook. Has
brouck's light battery, and two COM
panies Of the 18th infantry will remain
at klamath until the Modoos are dis
posed Of. :"