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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-28
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Clear Lake has risen five feet above
low water mark, and is still rising.
Eureka, Nevada, employs her con-
victed thieves and Migrants on the
streets shoveling mud and snow.
1t took forty bosses and two working
men to get u dray-horse out of the
mud in Sacramento, the other day.
Six hogs, valued at $1,000, arrived in
Sacramento on Thursday night from
the East, ell route for Fresno, Tulare
county.
Clement Zerez, at Volcano, Amador,
accidentally shot and killed himself by
shooting himself through the head
with a rifle.
The Sacramento river, on Friday
night, reached the highest figure of
the season 20 feet 8 inches = after
which it again receded.
Owing to the OVERLOOKING of swamp
lands around Stockton. the sheep
herders have their fiocks removed by
steamer to Antioch.
The bell belonging to the Methodist
Church at Baker City, Oregon, valued
and has not been recovered.
A man named Evans i'm Truckee
tried to pass off a number of copper
for Colds Jugs, and succeeded in deceiv-
ing two persons, but was finally locked
up.
AT Dutch Flat, Joseph Whitman, an
old 40 miner, was found dead in the
snow on the 23d instant, where he had
fallen while on his way home from
work. The cause was probably heart
disease.
The fishermen of Big and Little
rivers, Mendocino county, report the
capture of several shad this winter,
some of which weighed five pounds.
This information must be very salts
factory to the Fish Commissioners and
to Seth Green of New York; and is
proof conclusive that their efforts in
transplanting this splendid fish to the
waters of the Pacific will prove grand
success.
On the 9Th of December last, J. S.
Cooley, of Capay Valley, was acct
dentally shot, in a manner that was
at the time thought to be fatal. 1t
has been ascertained that thirty-nine
shot entered the body, nine of them
passing into the right lung. The pa
tient has continued to improve, how
ever, since the accident, and Is now
considered well-fully recovered.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-28
Beet Sugar.

The New York Shipping List, in its
annual sugar report, says: The man
ufacture of sugar from the beet-rOOt
makes very little progress in the At
lantic STATES, but on the Pacific this
interest is becoming of increasing i'm
portance, and altogether there and
here nearly 1000 tons have been mar
keted the past year. OF the total i'm
port into the United States in 1878,
New York received SO per cent, thus
maintaining the advanced position
gained by that State in 1872.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-28

Iovejoy 4 Co. and Smith 4 Co. are
piping down auriferous gravel on lower
Lynx Creek.
Col. H. A. Bigelow, Alex. Harris,
and others, started for Lynx Creek
early this morning, with wagon load
of mining tools, provisions, etc. They
will work the placer claims of the
Bashford Mining Company, which
will certainly pay well.
We stated in last Saturdays daily
that rain commenced falling at about
s O'Clock on the Friday evening pre-
vious, and it is with great pleasure we
now state that it has rained almost in
cessantly ever since, and is still COM
ing down very rapidly and effectively.
Granite Creek, which rises in the
mountains, about eight miles south of
Prescott, has swelled and swelled I'M
til it is more like navigable river
than creek. Yesterday its resistless
current swept down great pine logs
and deferred many people from at
tempting to cross it, astride the strong
est horses. 1t was, we believe, higher
than any white person had ever before
seen it, in January of any year. All
other creeks in this vicinity are in the
same condition; the ground here is so
wet that wells, shafts, ETC., are fast
caving in Miner, Goth.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-28
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF HUGH GIBSON,
~ deceased, Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned. Executor and ExecutriX Of the
last will and testament of Hugh Gibson, de-
ceased, to the creditors OF, and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the first publication
of this notice. to the said Executors, at their
place of residence, in Los Angeles city, or at
the law Office of their attorney, in said city.
MARY ANN GIBSON,
FRANCIS A. GIBSON,
Executors of the last will of Hugh Gibson.
s. G. HUBBELL, Atty for EXECUTORS.
Dated January, 1874. jn6-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-28
CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN.

T OFFER FOR SALE VINEYARD
l. Lot G. T. in Anaheim. containing 20 acres.
The improvements consist of Brick House,
Wme Sne1, n BaT p Mtg MIL Aries Pin We'll oni
Nine Tanks, of capacity of 900 gallons
each-Price, S8,5O0-S5,OO0 cash, and the bal
ance on mortgage at one per cent.
FRANK II. LAFAUCHER1F,
jan7 Anahpim.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-28

The following items are from the
Chico Enterprise ODD instant:
All over this portion of county we
have high waters. Butte Creek be-
came so full that it's banks would not
hold the volume of water madly rush
ing from its mountain source, and the
consequence has been the breaking of
the levee and the inundation of all the
country, far and near, that could be
affected by it. Sandy Gulch has been
rampant, but the new bridge has this
time withstood the shock, and is as
firmly planted as when first put upon
it's foundation. People say that f..
Hallet was sailing several days over
his ranch, hunting for the initial stake
which establishes his starting corner.
All along the line of the railroad the
dashing waters were flowing in guam
titles sufficient to establish a canal in
competition with the road, upon which
to transport the farmers wheat.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-28

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Arizona Items.

Lovejoy 4 Co. and Smith & Co. are
piping down auriferous gravel on lower
Lynx Creek.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-28

The Committee on Commerce and
Navigation reported concurrent reso-
luton relating to the turning of the
San Diego River, with recommends
ton that it pass.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-01-28
LAND FOR SALE.

T COATED ABOUT TWO MILES
IL south OF the Los Nietos Depot.
a splendid 60-ACRE LOT is offered for 20
sale on the most liberal terms. The Local r
ton is very desirable, and the land is in good
condition.
Last year it produced a crop of lis bushels OF
corn to the acre. Any one who may desire TO
purchase land in this locality would do we'll
to inspect this lot and examine this years
crop, which has not been gathered. The sole
reason for sacrificing this property is to meet
certain obligations Immediately. TERMS
one-hal cash, and the balance In one or two
years. ......AI.So..."
An SO-ACRE TRACT, located on the line of
the railroad going east to Mud Springs, and
embraced in the San Jose Rancho. This Is
most desirable piece of land, is in first-rate
M condition; under fence, and good water
NI. right; on which are growing 10000 grape
vines In q full bearing condition; has a large
commodious DWELLING-HOUSE; all to be
sold on easy terms. For particulars apply to
p. C. TONNER, Spadra, or at
Ocl6-tf HERALD OFFICE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-21
9uTemburger GAZETTE.

Ran ldbt 5adleute aus 5rantrsiG, BeIaitn
une dnotrwGrts fcmmen UNI ibre Weinuna III
bDren. Warum in eielsm Safe niht aui rielelbe
slrt banoelu Z
Gold elm SpeaiaIeummiiiGr, mare ni6.s
Weues.
Ginsn Wann BON bribsn Der auf Aunbidaft
fenesn, sebt ni6t 70 gut an, neil sr in fir;er Sci!
niht bic Grfabrunsen iammcln tSnnte, bic nT.
tbia limb. une eauo uno 0eutt unfuneia, I&er
ibiefe Spsen n it mad Saule nGtme.
lletrisens pas fSnnsn mir ssrI6srn, eae info
fern ss bic Cur. &saisruns gut Hnpen icute I'M
isrs aniiht gu bSrsn, mir j%sosr,eit ssrne bsrsit
limb ibr idriitli6 unisrs Grfabrunssn in Der
Sahe mifSutbeilen.
@ir betrahtsu es ais cine gIi6t, bic mir IN.
ltrn 0aneslsutsn itulpia inc uuo bic mir in ID
rem sanleu umfange erfullen werpsn, 70 nett ss
unicre aenntnis erlaubt.
Gum S6l.b mSaten mir bas ~.euremburasr
@crt" srlutsu, ba5 Memorial, bas in Der I'm.
sslslcnbsit lsstss Sabr an bic Stdnpefimmsr &C.
ridtst prrreu il, ;u putli;irsn /; ss siet eas CUTE
Nrsfunft in alien punftsn Der Sa6e ure mir.
be bic 6rase inraS rstte ei6tfeasn.
SrQts es ni6t mrsli& isin, cine abidrift bic.
les Iftsnftdss iu e~rlanssa, ic limb mir gcrne Ct.
tptis, p~islelps 81 Iiefern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-21

rem, inbem leit Weni9ensebenfen Der aus
Dem Weere aajdbrli1 gum 2ai9en auftei=
senbe calm in ben 6luBsebieten Der Mo=
TEL nur ielten ansetroHen iporoen 1T. IS
ideint, oaB auf ben Rbeinarmen in Sol-
lano Der S%almenfans oerart cine aenoe=
runs erlitten bat, baB Der GiuB nidt mebr
gang nit Nebsn seiperrt uno Dem calm
cine before @elesenbeit gum aufiteisen ses
seben 1T. Sie Webr3abl Der. Salme MUIR
be itsts in Der Sauer seiansen uno 1T Der
Sang oieles Sabr oalelblt 10 unsemein er=
siebis, oaB Elm einSiser Slider idon se9en
800 Stiid getapert bat. Der Sang 9es
l&iebt bort gum She'll auf ben 6ii6uebrtn
in 3euien, lelten auf SebneBen, mitunter
in WurineBen uno meiitens nit sabelfDr=
misen Sts9eiien. Die Salme itcisen ice
oes Sabr ioipsit in Den @ewdiern binauf,
oaS man iie lelblt oa sefunoen hat. mo- oas
Ieihte Walier lie nidt mebr rueiter binauss
l9tpimmen IieB. Ser idperite OieIss
Sabr sefansens Calm oirfte elm 23pfin=
bigger iein, tpel6er in Der &pQ nit einem
Wurfnes ieitselest wuroe. Ntan pilegt
auSunsbmen, baB Die Salme nit ben eriten
SdneudIern in uniern @ewaIiern umpena
Den uno ole 8iidreiie ins Meer antreten.
Man lit oesbalb nit 8eht oarauf gsipannt,
oh iid oas unsepObnli9 bduNse guftrc=
ten oes Salmes i'm ndditen Sabre pieoer-
bolt. Seoenfals miro man i'm ndditen
CONNER our6 Oas itarfe biesidbri9e 2ai.
den aud auBerseipObnli6 uiele iunse Sal=
me in ben 3uhiiien Der Moiel sspabren.
Sobalo Die iunsen Salme unseidbr Die
2dnse elmer Sano errei9t baben i6wim=
men lie aus ben bielisen @ewallsrn sum
erIten Male mad Dem Wteere, uno tsbren
als Spfinbise Slide i'm ndditen Sabre BON
bort Suriif, um auf Den &iesfd6eu ~unierer
@ebirsssewdier oas 2aidgeiddft gu pers
ri9ten. Sie gier Der Salme lino rolen=
farben uno BON Der 9ide elmer Grble.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-21
2Seam maj, aud in 2sreasem, oi,

Ceute ro1 fl6t Dan9t tueld)e Die Wabrs
belt jaasn, 10 itedt man oielelben bod i,s
Sod bafiir, uie folsenoer Sail benefit.
Oas &reisgeri9t gu Neuipieo perurtbeil=
te an II. OeSember Den gaplan S o.
fob2ebuen aus goblenS tusgen Yelei-
oisuns Oes Teidsfan5lers SiirItsn 3 g.
mardSu Observation-Disclosures ~@efansniBitra-
fe. Sie Nntlage ~lautete, pie fol9t: Nm
% September wurOe gu Galenbar cine
2atboliten=S %eriammluns absebalten, in
pel9cr Der &ngetlagte cine 3eoe belt uno
BARN auberte: illus Der Sroi9iire bes
Generals Gamarmora vGtipas mebr Gi6t"
sebe berpor, Dap Der &ries BON 1865 gar
nidt n0tbi8 gepelen, uno nur Sefubrt lpOr.
ben lei, UNI ole Yolition zines Winilters gu
befelti9cn I; ia. es gebe oaraus berpor-mit
blutenoem SerSeu miIe sr es iasen-,oaB
Bismard Dor einem Gdnoerperratbe
nidt 3urid9eibredt lei; oas ib6ne 2ano
aipilden MOiel uno Rbein babe err Dem
fran50libm @eiaHoten Seneostti in elmer
llnterreouns anseboten, Die Yerle Der
RbeinprouinS iolte an Hapoleon perida-
dert weroen." Damn frasts DER 4nse.
fla9te Die Serlammlung: User BON Gu6
mare gu lOlder Sbat idbi9?" UOrauf Die
Antport erfo!ste: ~&einer! Yiui!" Ser
Nasetlagte fubr bierauf fort: yllno oas
bat Shirt Yismard setban! Wenn er in
Yommern liBt uno uniere &beinprOpinS
nidt tennt, oann m0ge er tOmmen! !" Der
Snbalt oieier Anlase ipuroe als tbatiGd=
LID feltit bend erwieien, uno eriOlste Die
Yerurtbeiiung aui 8runo oes S 1876 oes
&ei4s.S traiselebbu9es.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-21
Ie,p. NorRer Gat6eorafe.

Sic ct. Yatrifss @atbeorale in 8. Abe.
3Dilhen so. uno 81. Strabe, peripri1t
oas an5iebenoite uno impoiauteite ofentli=
DE @sbduOe Der Stabt su tperoen. Ser
gau tuaro i'm Sabre 1858 besonnen uno
Die Mauern limo jebt gu iOlder S6be se.
oieben, oab oaran seoa4t miro, pdbreno
Der fommenoen Sailon oas Sad auf,u=
ieben. pel6e Irbsit big gum Winter been.
Oct iein ioa. Sir Den innern Nusbau unb
fir Die Ornamsntiruns oes altars uuo
Der anoeren Saupttbeile iammelt Serr
&enpid, Der Mrbitect bes Saues, in GU
ropa, uobin er iid aus oieiem @runoe uer=
fist bat, Die n6tbigen gorlasen uno elm
GROCER She'll Der Ornnmente miro ,umeiit
BON italienii6en &iinitlern Oriibea iiber'm
yeere anseferti9t. BIS isbt bat Der Yau
81 300 900 9efoitet uno boft man, oenlel.
ben obne Ole Gontrabirung BON S6ulOen
pollenoen Su t6nnen. Die Sbirme iper.
Den cine 06be BON 800 SUB baben, mdb=
reno oas 9roBe portal Oil DER s.. @ue. aI=
lein 80 SUB bod lit; Die beiosn anoeren
Yortale an Der so. uno 81. StraBe, on
Den gnoen oes Queridiifs, iperoen 40 SUB
bod uno 26 SUB brett isin, iber ieoem
oerielben, iotpie lber Dem S~auptportal
miro lid Die bel gotbil9en Yaumerfen lib.
Iide Holette befinoen. 65 6eniter, pel9e
nit toitbaren, in 6rantrei9 uno YeIsien
an9efertisten @lasmalereien sel9mldt
uerben. erbeQen oas Snnere. Sn einem
Der Sbirme miro cine sroBe @lode aufse.
ban9en peroen, Wdbreno in Dem anberen
Elm 8lodenipiel piaeirt lpsroen loa, bas al-
le bis iebt in ben Ser. Staatsn porbanoe.
men on TOlfommenbeit iibertrefisn loa.-
Or. y. 3D.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-21

5anbbatuns unicrsr 5euerirriBs unb tsrtenisen
beS Sabrifanten Srn. Bonnie, puree ea5 Geuer
auf isinea Seere belhrInft, une tcnnte oasitl6t
mad Terlaaf elmer Stunre ais sslSi@t tstra1tet
pcrsen.
Der gsrluff bes 9etrefensn pirs auf 1900
Granfen YeranitIast uno ltsbt cas psrbrannte
Giaentbum lei Der ,Wasesburarr Seuerseriaer-
lungs, @sieai1af," a1efurirt.
Tie lauSli9e Beb6lfernns pss @rO6tuos-
tbums 0ursmburs mSdte ibre @runetsutr err
~niseriat lsben unb eamit bat lie sswib Hett.
GS mar BON iebsr Elm uebellfanp it @robberloss
bum, oas Der gesrtau bel BEN StsusrlaItsn I'm
8srbGliniIe su hr S~npuifrie ~ FART mitseuoul.
men tpurpe.
@swiB mare cine 5rrabis5una ppn 8 auf6 vrc3.
tsS Reinertrass an plass II. oispTsrce u. Shien-
ltsaer 1T an lib aut Elm llnrsat. Die quite
Enaniisas Gage bss gdnc6sus srtaubt oas.
Die euremburscr @ssieruns befast G& NIT
ben bInFgen 6euerstriia zen, bic i'm Slnpe ifatts
fncen.
Die Ypu 1867 bis 1872 srriatrtsn prctofoue
reiIen mad, eab in benz genannten .3titrdum
4O3 5euerseri,nte aus0ebrchen llno, bic eineu
S6actn pen 1927, 7OS 5r. psrurlatta.
Der Serlult an ri6t perihsrtsn GctGuIt6.
feiten belief lh burti6nittIit auf 46, I6i 5r.
per Sabr. GIN prittsr Serlut inc bic ertra bo-
ben yrGmien auf S%trpbca6ern. Die ourtjauit!.
LID 55,23S Gr. Ter Sabr t~etrussa.
Die sanssn gsrIufe surt 5susrstrinae Be-.
truaeu nod Sbisem 2ft,5M Sr., obne bic g.
i6dftsitSrunsen, Nsnl6snleteu &c. ~ reGnen.
Bonn 5susr purren 592 0ebiupe srsriHtn, BON
es1sn nur no nit S6isfsr seesdt ,paren, 70 baB
AS alsr 5eusrsbriinfe ben ssbrautii6sn Strob-
eGbsrn su,ulhrsibsn ine. Man bat berednet.
eae. psnh in 10 Sabre ale Srpbplber e~ntfsrnt
paren, eas Qane 3. Wilipnsn 5r. 9swinnsn
piircs. Gs mare eaber cine pabre 2Hobltbit,
wsnn tieies Sspa6unssipfem. oas ,war ienit
aud feline iebr quite Gissni&aftfu bat, abss.
itaiTt piree.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-21
sAmeriaamif4e grsie9ums aao ame.

riRani(Ge Setrat6en. Dor lpeniscn
9aSen wuroe in Der amerifanil den Yrehe
elm S4rei oes gntIebens erbOben, barber,
bab Elm s%eipiiier Serr Ylib iiine erwa&ie.
ne 5o4ter t0rperlid se3iidtist bate, neil
fe sesen leinen ausoriidliden Wilen beiins
lit Den SanSunterri9t bciu6te uno id
BON inn8en Serren 3peiielbaften Gbarats
ters ben Sol MAIDEN lieB. Ob Serr SliB
re1t banoelte, troB Der empOrtsn Ofsntli.
diem Wteinuns. oieB mag ioIgenoer Sail
entldeioen, Der lid tiirSlid in elmer anoern
Staot Imerita's sreisnet bat Gin juuges
Wda4en, taum ID Sabre alt, bas nod Die
Sdale beIudte, Sing im Outrage ibrer
Gltern aus ite trift aui Der StraBe einen
iunsen YurIt3en bon l6 Sabren, nit Dem
le ~bslouoers pertraut lit. Sas iunge
Ndoden febrt ni6t Surid Die Gltsrn limb
in @nsit uno SerSpeifuns, bis lie einen
Brief BON ibrer Sotter erbalten, Der linen
Die Mittbeiluns ma6t, oaB lie, Die Sod
ter, nit ibrem jun9en Y 6emanne i'll
@eibna6ten in Oas elterli9e Saus suriid=
febren werbe.-Sn Der S6at, wenn S6uls
mdo9en auf ibrsn SpaSiersdngen li6 per=
beiratben uno Den Gltern ~unsrpartet iunoc
Gbemdnner in oas Saus b%rinsen, 10 1T
bies elm 3eiden, oaB oas Yauo oes Sc
borlames uno Der Giebe 5ipii6en &inbern
anb gltern SdnSlid auiselDIt 1T,
bab Die Su9eno oas widtisite @erbdltniB
bes msnldliden Gebens, bic Che, in Der
Iei9tiinniSiten @eiie ola Elm Spiel Der
Siune betra4tet uno nad msnisen Wona-
ten ODER Sabreu luieoer bon iid pirit, UNI
neue @erbdltniie ansufnapfsn. 0ieier
mttsetbeilte 5au 1tebt teinesmess uereinSelt
ba, 6enn in ben meiiteA TGaen beiratbsn
364ter ODER S6bne, OBJ ne Den &atb ibrer
liebenben uno b~eior9tsn gltern ein3ubOlen,
Ia Iosar obne Die 3uitimmuns Der 2ebtern.
anseF&ts Sisiss usrWabrIOstsn Sultan.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-21

an9tebt, wdbrenb es bod meltbetannt 1T,
bab bic 3nbl Der &OmiId 2atboliidsn in
Der Union ib:r 100000 betrdst.
Bei Der @nsnbe Der 8ild6fe Der per-
tdieoenen Oenominationen iinben mir Die
pierardie Der tatbOliIden Rirbe am Gnoe
Der Secten, Oh ba feline Ibli1t porliegt 2
Taff {o1te es uns iheinen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-01-21

bes u~nierer rbOfnunsspoaeu" amerifuni.
ihen Suseno bat Sr. Ylib 9ans re9t, penn
er Die ultima ratio, Den Stod, bel leiner
peramerifaniiirten 1GrduIein So4ter" bis=
weilen auuenbet.
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
THE GREAT WALK.
The Second Day of Professor
Judd's Wonderful Feat.
PUBLIC INTEREST INCREASING.

Professor Judd is still perambulattng around tho
Rink at ABOUT the same gait that he struck on his
nrst mile, and Is Just as fresh as when he started
No man ever commenced an undertaking OF the
same magnitude with better prospects, and when
Sunday comes he Will be pretty close on his 500
miles unless delayed by some unforeseen accident
On Monday night no continued walking until ne
concluded his Hity-eighth mile At i1h. sem.
2Ss., and then he retired to room, took
tepid bath and went to bed, but did not resi-
very well as his mind little preoccupied WITH
hts business affairs. He got up shortly after -four
p. NJ and, calling his trainer, Harry Edwards, was
rubbed down and brought on the track. de wasa
little slow In getting TO work. but as soon as M
loosened out little he struck his regular gait and
appeared to be in pretty good spirits He walked
his nrst i've miles slower than usual by some two
or three minutes making the distance In In. 6m.
u.s., aud then he quckened his pace, making
his next mile In I'm. AS. which he followed
with 12m 14s. Shortly before seven A. NJ he
stopped tor breakfast and ate q steak, cooked
rare, and some boiled rice. He was hand rubbed
and came on the track at 7h 33m. 25s. The Rink
was rather dull during the morning. as the spec
tators were for the most part to be found In the
judges stand; but after eight A. M. they began to
drop IN, one by one, on their way down town to
business. The arrival Of some l0okers-on ap-
peared to encourage Judd as he walked with
more life and vim and made little better time.
The following is the continuation OF the summary
OF the miles walked up to the close Of his arst
twenty-iour hours.
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
THE BAR ASSOCIATION.

The monthly meeting Of the Bar Association
was held last evening, at the rooms In Twenty
seventh street. General Sandford In the chair.
ing, which were confirmed. Reports were read
suggesting the propriety or securing larger
library accommodation and OF increasing the use-
fulness OF the association.
The report OF the Treasurer showed that there
was now to the credit OF the general fund, in
Guiding the library fund, sls,916 35
The Committee on Admissions reported favora-
ably in regard to the following gentlemen John
Il. Turner, william p. Ketchum, George c. Moses
aud Frederick A. Pell.
ballot was taken. Fifty-eignt votes we're cast,
and the candidates for admission above named
were all admitted.
The Chairman said that by the eleventh article
OF the bylaws committee OF nine was to be
elected by ballot as a Committee on Nominations,
each member having the power 10 vote lor three
members o. the committee, and the nine having
the largest number OF votes were to be such com
mttee
Telers having been appointed and ballot taken
the gentlemen whose names are given below we're
elected
Ira d. Warren, william G. Choate, b. N. Harri.
son, Charles II. Tweed, John z. Parsons Joseph
b. Lawrence, Clifford A. Hand James G, Carter,
Robert W. de Forest.
The following gentlemen we're ballotted for and
elected as Audit Committee :-AlDon p. Man,
Crosvenor 8. Hubbard and William A. Darling.
on the moLton OF Mr.. Henry Nicno the following
resolution was adopted unanimously =
Resolved that the special committee the subject Of
his sssocstion what action has been BY them
the matter their last meeting.
The association then adjourned.