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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-12
,OOO, 900 ACRES.
Cheap Farms.
The Ch,are,t Land ~ Market, Tor sale by the
U4ioa Pacific Railroad Company,
Ia he Great PLATTE VALLEY.

a,GloUCU Acres IN eatra! Nebraska now OF
sale 90 tact, OF forty acres aud upwards On Fave
ind Zen Yea, tr,dt al per ctnl. No Al
vance iulttr>. required.
Mid sul l.,aLiul Climate, Fertile SOL, an
AbuuIArct 81 good Water.
IHa BEog MARKET -. TIE WEST I!
The great MD,rg regions OF Nyo- ns, Colo
ado, utln AuI Nevada, ocuC sJPphed 10y The
taru.er> Ia Il. Pate -Iey.
'ohIjers knli'leiiO Il Homestead #
100 .Hcles. Ihe Best Lgcaiion for
Coionics
FREE HOMES FOR ALL! Millions #
Acre, ol Cho &C. Go,crnrcnt nlud, open Tor
tn'ry under toe lirme,ieiG Inv near N Great
Raj 70 Win COS nil,ke's and al be co"Nc.
uIeuces vi al old >c"lDi c,Un,ry.
Free passes 10 purchaser, %. Railroad Lsnd.
Sectional Map, blowing The Lend. il-o ne"
edirrn of Descriptive Pam.hei with New
Maps Mailed Free Every ',terc. Address,
q. I DAVIS.
Lend Commiss; ouer n - p ~ *,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-12
ELlXlR de LONGuE VIE

Or FRENcH LoSG-LlyED BIrTLEs, have been
used 10 France tot more than 100 years, aud
ate BOW beng introduced INTO tn, country.
They are composed Of vegetable extracts, and
are designed tor The puriAcstion OF The bloot,
thus yrsreniing As we'll curing nearly all
Ci-ea>,s ~ winch the human SNsiein Is liable.
As blood purifier, 5ud promoter Of long
life lhey are believed 10 be unequsl'd. Puce
- cts per bottle. We wI.h 10 introduce them
mo tins section, and desire All energetic Agent
TO whom liberal terus will be offered. A. ".
DESPARD y CO., Sole Agents, No. ~ Cedar
81. Ny. April 81 mo.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-12
The Great Lightning Ink Eraser.

For instantly removing INK from paper. cot
tn, huvu. sc without irj Ieing or AoiilnS the
fabric ii does away with 81 scratching where
mistakes are made and removes blots fnJiGne-
ousig Il should be on the de.k Of every ldS-
YER, cook Keeper aud teacher, and as 1t not
GAL, removes iDk spois but also fruit stains and
iron rust. every family needs It. IL = pot up
habd,omcl,, aud SOLD at 50 ct. per Gaze,
AGENTS wanted 10 tfoduce II every where.
4. q. HUTCHINSON, Sistioner, ~ Maiden
Lane. Ny. AyrII 81 NO.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-12
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
a AMERICAN
BONELkSS
SARDINES.

They have received Diploma for their merit
v hsreyer exhibited Pronounced by al, The
cheapest luxury Of the sge, valuable, and al
most dece-,sry 10 the table, travellers; or at
Pic-nics Packed -. Tue best Olive oil, Of our
own importation, 20 TN boxes tHished ZANE as
The Imported; and are soid a. less lnsn hail tie
cosl Of French SsrJiDes. Their delicious d.
yor, and nuriliJus q ialiiies recommend lhem
10 all classes. sold Dy all fret Glass groeers.
WhOie-Ole by
THE AMERICAN SARDINE Co,
81 Broad Street, n. Y.
April 8 mos.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-12

KENTUCKY TIE FIRST OF STATES
Whatever else they may say OF us Ken
tuckians-that we play cards, drink
whisky, and race horses-they have
never vet been able to say of us that we
are a set of pulling hypocrites and liars
That the Kentucky woman Is the hand-
soonest in the world; that the Kentucky
hose is the feetest in America; and
that. if the Kentuckians do play cards,
they play them on the square, are, we
take it, indisputable Propositions
COurier-JOurnui
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-12

/" unequal ed fy any known remedy. II VIII
eradicate, extTpitc ana thoroughly destroy
poisonous SUB tances Ia the Blood aud Will e.
i.ctuaiIy disPcl al! pred sposi'ion TO bilious oe-
raLgrIeut.
Is there want of seton in Your Live and
Spleen Unless relieved, lhe blood t'comcs
impure ty delctrl"us sccretonS. producing
scrofuous or SKIN diseases, Blolchss, felons
Pustuucs, Canker, Plpp,cs, Sc. &c.
Have you Dyslcptlc Stomach; Unless ~
gestion i, promptly aided the sJsIcuVs debII"h-
Ted with poverty OF the Blood. .Dr"p,cn! lenden-
dy. general Weakness aud Inertia.
Have you Weakness OF he lnlcstnes You
aie IN danger OF Chronic DartGe or lnha -
NATION % tie Bowels.
Have YOU Ueakne' Of The Uterine or lr-
nary Organs You afc exposed % suffering ~
IL most aggravated torn.
Are YOU detected, drowsy, DOH, sluggish or
d. pressed IN spirits, tn head ache back ache,
coated tongue, and bod l.-lIn; outh
For a CERTAIN remedy Tor all Of these ,seases.
vecakpe >es aud t'ouh.,- A; iur eeausi ng aud pa
uiyirg the ,i,aicd bloc an, Imparting v'gor
10 al the 'itil ior.rs ior bnilding up and "a
stouDg lee weakened coast ~ lpn, USE
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-12
.yJl.UBEBA

which Is pronounced ny the eijing medical au-
lhorrIes OF Loudop and fau-'ta most p'rvcr-
iuI tonic and sitrrau,, known to The medical
world This Is no n,s aud unireI dI,coye-
Is Tot has been long u-'d by the leadr bys-
icldn- of other countries ~ith wonderful Teiac
dial results.
Don't wcgken and impair he digestive or
gans by cl,harics and thyscs they give only
temporary r.: of; i-diGc>unn, na'u,ncy, oni
dyspepsia. win piles anu kindred Diseases, are
suIe Ia follow Their use,
Keep thy tlo pure AID health II assured.
JOHN Y. kELl UGU. Is Plat ~, y. York
sole Agent tor the United Sta.es
Pncc One Dollar per bottle. Send for Circular.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-12
TIN = Il d Il f.
REMOVED.

T NJ. COOK mas removed his It'd
j Snop 10 tue building laleIy occupied
by Nm Lsmbrleh, and opposite +. ].
Groves Store. where he Will he pleased
to see his old customers and others. He
will keep - l.ree stock on hand and will
.eIi cLeap. both at whole-aIe aud retail.
he also deal. IN Stoves, Pump', and wit
pu, up Scouting and do koohng TO The
satisfaction OF eli thai will give han
call
lie employs none but good worsmen.
and the public are assured all his WORK
will be done substantially and neatly.
April 2'n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-12

IiHDW-WINDOW FOR SALE
- Jss. +. Bsrnhsri. al the Book Sore.
has nire lsrgr Show WlndOw. which
he viii dI.po-e of on reasonable FERNS.
Cal and .er u and inquire ihe ierbr.
March 30 1873 #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-12

DEWARD rickels-Sunday Schools
IL vii 6pd several varieties of Reward
Tickets, ornamental and pretty. very
cheap At BsrnbsrI. Book Store.
NRESH Garden Seeds COR sale by
K d. s. Resfch.
CTAR MILLS PAPER. 40 cents
y package, AID n questions answered.
Enquire al. Billings Drug Store.
CYRUPS Of Wild Cherry and Tar. %
- cents boltle, al
II. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
KENNETH, MY KING.-An exceed
Il Ingly interesting aud exciting new
novel BY Miss SsLLIg A. BRocK. 4 novel
that will take rank with the very nest
works of American fiction. Price 5 rs.
For sale at BaruhSrI's Book Store.
I MOTHER supply Of Tobacco. such
e as Stewart. Bud.lo. May Queen. and
oIher brands. and Smoking TObsreo Of
different kinds. l. ~. CaapIins
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-12
CHARLES E. B0lLEhU,
Importer and Breeder Of Pure
Bred Asiatic Fowls,
.MdalefOWu, F-ederick County, Nd.

N' ILL ship by Express securely packed, on
w receipt OF price, Eggs OF the following
breeds tor hatchIng:-Di'k Brshma', aud
Gray Dorkngs, each - per dozen; Light
Brahmas, Buff Cochln., aud PiymoIh Rock,
each : 80 per dozen; Game Fowls, NhIie
Georgian, DuckwIng, Black Breasted Red,
Earl OF Derby (while leg,) Lord Seton, Insh
Gray, Mexican Gray, Dominique, Cuba, Stan
ley, Brown Breasted Red, each - per dozen.
Also few pairs or trlos Of each oi tie above
for SAFE.
The above named Fowls are all bred from
imported aud premium stock. The Dark
Brahma. are Of the celebrated Cooper Strain
from ireland, and are not surpassed N size by
Fowls of any other known breed. / have
trio that weigh 80 pounds.
All orders will be filled with promptness,
aud boxes and food for transportation furnish
cd free Of charge. Eggs will be securely pack
ed TO avoid DTeskage.
Send for Circulars. Address as above.
March ID 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-12

A CLEAN Provision AGAINST Cox
rINGENclEs.-A prominent mercantile
firm of Staunton, i'll closing up an &C
count, received from one Of their Gus
toners the following promissory note:
ION or before the first day of Septem-
Der, 1878, | promise to pay to Bum
gardner Il Sons the sum of thirteen
dollars, from date, for value received.
And | DO waive the benefit of the bank
rupt, homestead, and all other rascally
acts that have been or may be passed
by Congress or the Legislature as re,
cards this debt. Witness my hand and
seal this 27th of March, 1878. ---Sfaun-
ton Ia.l IMdicatOr.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-12

no THE MORHiNG CLASS. male or ie-
L ma e. SOC ~crA gua'auIeed. Respecla.
be cmpio! meat al home, day or evening: TO
capital rec .lrcd, iIll In-trutlIOus aud valuable
pac. axe oi 80 d. 10 start with sent ire by
mail. Address with oent return stamp NJ.
YOUNG X CO, l13 urtenNIch ~, y. lotk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-12

SUICIDE. About six o'clock on Mon
day evening the body Of David II.
Smith was found hanging by the neck
from joist i'll the spring house Of his
residence on East Washington street.
The discovery was made by his son who
mad missed him for but u short time.
The deceased was an old resident of this
town, and for number of years has
been considered peculiar in disposition,
and to such an extent that he was look
ed upon as partially insane. lie was
about seventy years Of age, and had in
times past mixed considerably in po!lti-
cal affairs.
Coroner J. A. Wright called an III
quest which rendered decision to the
effect that the deceased died by his
own hands, superinduced by temporary
insanity. Hugsrsfo1o" Ifcice II Heeh.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-12
A WATCH FREE,'",ss.a' H ,' 40,

10 every 1--we man ~ho will act a. our ageut.
Busln IS heut aud hono' sD.e. $500 made "a 5
days. Saeabls as Flour. Every body ovys u.
Can't do l,h0ut II. Must have II. No Gbt
Euterpr sc, 10 Humbus. Kennedy Co, Pits.
hug ia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-12
Berkeley County

We clip the following items from the
last Martinsburg papers,
RETURNED.-Somet time ago we made
mention of the departure from their ma
tive county to seek their fortunes in the
Western wilds, Of our young friends
DR.. J. B. Snodgrass, Hunter Boyd and
j. Tabb Snodgrass. We have now the
pleasure of noting that all three have re-
turned to their homes, satisfied that
Western speculations are all myth, and
that it does not possess any advantages
over old Berkeley. We heartily wei
come our young friends back.-States-
man.
The order of Knights of Pythias had
a public procession and address at King
st. Hall, on Saturday evening last.
Quite a large number Of visiting mem
beers were present from different points
Mr. Clarkson, of Wheeling, delivered
the address, which we hear highly spo-
pen of as able and eloquent.-,Statesman.
INCREASING PoruLArIoN.-Quite a
large addition has been made to the
population Of Martinsburg, during the
present and last month.
People from all points OF the compass
have found their way TO our midst The
truth is that ''Tuscarora City" that's the
name it should bear-not Martins burg
is one of the most thrivinginland places
to be found anywhere i'll the thirty-sev
en- States, and it is on the high road to
increased observation-disclosures.
ANOTHER SrEcpIEN.-Mr. Nicholas
ii. Shartf, who resides about three miles
Southwest of Hedgesville, has left at
the Statesman office, several specimens
Of iron ore found upon his land which
like that referred to in late issue, found
OH the farm Of Morgan, Morgan, Sen,
near Gerardstown, is very rich in metal.
Statesman.
PfRsoNAL-We were glad to greet
Ill our sanctum last 1911 ~. friends
David Billmyer and b. F. Harrison,
Esqrs., Of Jefferson county. They came
to give the Statesman pecuniary hit,
These are a sample Of that class of solid
men, throughout Berkeley, Jefferson,
Morgan and Frederick, who stand 10y
the Statesman and give it their sympa-
thy and support.-S'atesman'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-12

v FROM rs CTS -Eight samples mai.ed
< It tee toI 25 cents, that II al SIGHT for four
dollars, 10 any person IN Shepherdsto~n Who
will act as agent Randall Il Co, 161 Broad
way, y. \.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-12
AGENTS A RARE CHANCE (! /!

We viii pay all agents $40 per week ia Cash
who " I'll engage vita Is al once. Everything
furnished aud expenses paid. Address A.
COuL1 Err & Co. Charlotte Mich.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-12
New ADVERTISEMENTS.

w ANfED IMMEDIATELY $1,000 al
w dresses. 10 which specimen copies vi
"Smnh's Magazine will le sent tree. Agents
waited. " rite, Piiry r. Smith, 81 Liberty
ST., New York
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-12

Lend Com"lss' 0Hel 3 mi a. NIB.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-04-05
THE WHEAT FIELD OF AMERICA!
Heal1t;@ Climate, Free Homes, Good Markets.

HealtT% Climate, Free Homes, Good Markets.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD offers for sale its
LANDS IN CENTRAL WESTERN MINNESOTA embacin l. The
best Wheat Land Excellent for the MIL the Farm
and the Fire; Rich Prairie Patuage Natural Meadow
watered by clear Lakes running heahfu
climate, where Fever and que is unknown
GRAIN be shipped hence market as chcaply
from Eastern Iowa Central Illinois Cars now run through
these Lands ON Lake Superior Price Ct land close
to track Oo to $500 per acre. further away s. 50 TO Oo
SEVEN YEARS CREDIT; Warranee Deeds Northern Pacific 0
BONDS now selling at received for land No other
unoccuped Lands present such advantages settlers
SOLDIERS under the New Law March 1922 get 100 acres
FREE, near the railroad by years residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED RATES furnished from
all principal points east to purchasers of railroad lands and
settlers Government Homeeads Purchasers their wives
and children Pacific road Now
Is the time for Settlers and Colonies get Railroad
Government IIomesteads close Q the track
Send for PAMPHLET containing full information map and copy
of New Homestead Law. Address:
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC R. R.
ST. PAUL MINNESOTA
CT % FIFTH AVE- NEW YORK
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-04-05
TIE ITL1NTLC TRIGEDY

Another Steamer lost through official in
competency The Atlantic Of the White
Star Line, rated 60o0 tons, leaves Liverpool
March 2oth. in perfect trim and with 2oO
tons more of coal than usual When but
two days out of New York, the Captain
must needs bear off for Halifax to get more
coal! When within two hours run of land
by his own calculation, he lies down to
sleep allowing the vessel to plough on
through night and fog. An experienced
quarter master warns the officer Of the deck
Second cfficer) of the imminent danger the
vessel is in. He is rebuffed with official
insolence. lie goes to the wheel and for
an hour longer and more, the Atlantic
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-04-05
THE GRANT BUILDS THE ROAD.


The Milwaukee Neacs of the lst. speaks
about distances, and cost on the new RR
lines in Northwest Wisconsin as follows !:
The lines to be constructed by the St. Paul Compa-
ny the condition of receiving the grant, as
follows:
/. From Prescott, via River Falls to Hudson, and
thence to Superior-lj0 miles
>. branch from some point on this line to Bay
fed-70 miles.
3. The Chippewa valley branch, from the mouth of
the Chippewa river to Eau Claire and Chippewa Falls
with a branch to Menominee-90 miles.
/. From Monroe to Shulsburg-30 miles
1t will be seen that the total miles of road to be
completed, is ) follows
Prescott to Superior r----------------l5o miles.
Branch to bayfield, ca----------------- 40 %
Durand to Chippewa Falls & Menominee 90 +"
Monroe to Shulsburg --------------- 80 g
Total miles to be built --------------340
The cash cost of constructing these lines OF road
cannot be less than 81 900 900 At $40 900 a mile
railroads nomnaliy built for that price The
grant consists Of 100000 acres 1t will be seen
that the grant must be a valuable one averaging So
nearly, in order to the cash cost OF the
roads 10 be built.
But the Neac8 goes on to say that the
grant will build these lines, sand the com
pany will have substantially as gift its adj
dtional $40 miles of track, leading into the
heat of the best undeveIoped sections of
the State.
As to the Pennsylvania connection so Of
ten affirmed, and denied of late, the Ne,cs
says:
1t is perfectly safe say that the rumors to the
effect that the Pennsylvania r. r. Co has bought or
leased the Milwaukee & ST. Paul road are unfounded
friendly understanding has been reached by the
two companies, beyond doubt; and the lines of the
81. Paul Company viii be made the outlet Of the
North Pacific, or the connecting link between the
North Pacific and the Pennsylvania road, over the
Pittsburg and Fl. Wayne. This is an excellent ar
rangemeut for all the railroad companies Interested;
but it furnishes why the St Paul Company
should have struggled so vigorously get what they
did not want; that they should now violate their
faith with the legislature and the people interested in
the construction Of the new lines Of railroad
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-04-05

From these statements it will be seen that
in SO every alternate immigrant landing al
Milwaukee expected to settle in Wisconsin;
every fourth man among the immigrants
landing at Chicago, expected to 90 to Wis
consin and taking the arrivals ut both
ports, one immigrant in three, was destined
for this State This is an encouraging ex-
hibit either of the attractions of our State,
the ability of our officers of Immigration or
Of both combined.
As to nationality, Sclndinavians predomi-
nate, numbering $3.50 out of 1882, or
more than half of the Wisconsin immigrants
The Norwegians alone number nearly as
many as the Germans, and the great Nor
way hive will yet populate Northern Wis
cpnSIu
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-04-05

\ large proportion Of this amount has
not yet been officially made over to the cor
porations aided. The good to be done to
the nation at large by this assistance in
developing the broad, helpless West, is
absolutely incalculable, in the long run. It
is safe to say that in ten years after the
last certificate of this national grant has
been made out, and handed over, it will
have added two thousand millions of dol
lars to the wealth Of the nation. No bet
ter investment than the giving Of these
grants was ever made on the globe. IF
sold at government price, the whole amount
would only have brought $3.50, 200, 900, and
the national appropriations in cash for the
present year alone have consumed four
ffths of that sum. And queerly enough,
Holman, the anti-land grant demagogue
proposed last winter to give as much as all
these grants to spectators in one lump!
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-04-05
NUMBER 81.

county. The said resolution so published and posted
shall be deemed due notice of such election and the
same shal be held and conducted at the time fixed by
SAID resolution, and at the place places where
cordng to law, any general special election NAV be
held IN said county. Votes at such elections in
favor of such settlement shall be by ballot with the
words in favor of settlement" written or printed
thereon votes against such settlement shall be bv
ballot with the words against settlement" written or
printed thereon.
Sec 3. Such election shall be conducted, and the
result thereof canvassed certified and published in like
manner as Is provided by law in the of special
election for the election of county officer so far as
such provisions may be applicable
Sec 4. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and shall continue for one
year only
Approved March 10, 1873.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-04-05
JfILH1 UhEE ADVERTISING.

There is no more healthful omen of Mwaukee's
commercial future than the growing disposition of our
merchants to advertise far and near. With the ap-
proxmate perfection Of our railroad system the tide
is turning in Mwaukee's favor, and its merchants
show all readiness TO take il at its flood
SO says the Nil. Journal Of Commerce.
All right. And it wou.d not hurt the COM
mercial future of Milwaukee to put a few
advertisements in the Superior and Ash
land papers How is that Bro Jootrnal2
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-04-05
IuNIGR1TIOE TO WISCONSIN

We have received from Col. 0. c. John
son, the Commissioner Of Immigration for
Wisconsin a copy Of his last annual report
to the Governor Of the State. It contains
the subjoined tabular statements of the
number OF immigrants arriving at Nilwau-
kee, and Chicago.
Arrived at Milwaukee from April l, to
Dec. |, 1872:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-04-05
WISCONSIN ITEMS.

Green Bay, Wis, out shingles the
world.
Milwaukee is to have two advantageous
railway connections. With Dubuque gjq
Monroe, and Shullsburg; and with St. Louis
by way of Elgjn, H., and the FOX River
line of the c. b. and Q. r. r.
Only Massachusetts has more Maine
men than this State
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-04-05

AT the tri-annual meeting fthe stockhol-
ders OF the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany held in New York on the 18th, the
following directors were chosen for three
years George W. Cass, William B. Ogden,
X. ID. Rice, VIM. G. Moorhead, J. Gregory
Smith, Frederick Billings, Chas b. Wright,
VIM. G. Fargo, b. p. Cheney, A. H. Bar
ney, VIM. Window, JAS. St;nson and A. L.
Catlin. The directors elected the following
officers: Geo. w. Cass, President; c. B.
Wright, Nice-President; r.. D. Rice, resi-
dent Nice-President on the Pacific coast;
\. l.. Prltchard, Treasurer and Sam1 VIII
kinson, Secretary.