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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-11-12

SLoPs fir. IN the kitchen can be run
upon a heap of dirt, which may be occa-
sionally shoveled over and changed af-
ter it has absorbed a good deal of filth.
1t is then we'll worth removing as fer
tilizer Il is better than running under
ground into pit where the odors gener-
ally find some way Of escape, often into
the kitchen, on account Of some defect
or stoppage of the pipe.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-11-12

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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-11-12

Total Balance all 5T4O 3
o. Do hereby
aneoe
Of cuisines o. September, d
GEOHC r. S.~MO$H Err
Auditor of Hancock County. Ohio,
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-11-12

DIsAPPEARANCE OF OAK TIMBER -
From statistics recently published, it ap-
pears that oak timber especially is rap
idly disappearing from Europe, although
half of the area of Sweden, one fOuI tn
of Norway. one-sixth of Switzerland, AID
760, 600 square miles in Russia are said
to be yet in forest. The consumption of
oak in France has doubled during the
last fifty years; she requires Is, 900, 600
cubic feet yearly for wine casks alone;
$50, 600 feet for building purposes, GOO,
600 cubic feet for her feet, and $50, 600
cubic feet for her railway carriages ;fS00
0Gg worth is now needed. Since losing
A.sace and Lorraine, France contains $780,
600, 900 acres; 10000, 900 of this surface
is covered with forest. Holland and Bel
gium are nearly denuded of timber, and
are large importers. North Germany is
rich in forest, but within half century
has commenced TO cut down young trees.
Austria has sold her forests since rail-
ways have been introduced. In Italy no
forests remain. Spain and Greece are
almost wOodless. The southern coast Of
the Mediterranean is almost forestless.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-11-12

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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29
LAND NOTICES.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,
shAsrA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.
ArRlL goth. lS11

ArRIr Goth, 1870.
! NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TINT
Richard Ryan and Frank O'Conner.
whose Post Oaico address is Wcnveryill,
| Trinity County, State OF Calitornin'
have made application for Patent for the
following described Gold bearing Placer
Mine, situated in Oregon Gnlch Mining
District in said County and State. and
known rs the HERRICK PLACER
MI NE, and more particularly describe d
IN the plat and Held notes now on file ia
this Office, AS follows, to-wit
Lot No. ~, in Township 30 y, RIO
w, Nj. ID. NJ, containing 50 % 100 acrcs.
Beginning at post, marked II, for tho
North West corner OF the claim thence
running NS7oE $50 chains To n post.
marked Q, in mound of rock, the
Sth established corner in the survey of
the Oregon Gulch Mino thcnco Sl5oE
2.1S chains to post, marked W, in u
nor of the Wheaton Mine thonce Sd1 H
90 chains To n tree, 80 inches in diam.
cter, marked w, the 9Th established cor,
ncr of the Wheaton Mine thence SSOo
10 u 1.33 chains to n Nut Pine, Ii inches
in diameter, marked NJ. L. NJ, the 9TH
corner IN the survey the Mount Muren,iS
Mine thence Si50 W -. 30 chains To post
marked NJ. 4. NJ, the oh established
corner in the survey of the Mount Mo-
rcnsis Mine thence South ESQ chains to
post, marked II, IN mound OF earth,
being the SE corner of the mine thence
SLY w 1850 chains to White Oak, ~
inches in diameter, marked ii thence
MAJ 2i,S0 chains to II post, marked II,
in mound of earth thence NlSo w
1000 chains to the place OF beginning,
from which the corner common to Town
ships - and 81 n, Rs S aud 8 W, bears
SG5'32'E $500 chains distant. Said
claim is bounded on the North by tho
Oregon Guleh and Wheaton Mines on
the East by the Mount Moronsis Mine
on the South by mining lands claimed by
Patrick Slnttery ct ol.; on the Wost by
public lands.
All persons holding my adverse claim
thereto nre hereby required toprcsent tho
same before the Register and Rcccivas
of the United States Land Office, Mt
Shasta, California, within sixty days from
the first day of publication of this notice.
AARON BELL.
myS-6Od Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29
The Wear and Tenr Of CITY s;Ce

The wear and tear ef city life arc 81 CO.
we're tax upon the strongest constitutions.
The hurry and hustle and anxieties of
business keep the nervous system in n
state Of unnatural tension during business
hours and in the end impair the vigor and
elasticity of the vital organization. The
penalty of all undue excitement is subse.
quent exhaustion. The best remedy for
it, whatever the cause, is Hostetter's
Stomach Bilters, the tonic and Alternative
properties of which rapidly dfluse them
selves through the entire system, revive
ana reinforce every dormant faculty, and
restore a natural condition Of body and
NINA. some moral reiormers insist upon
the dlSuSe OF all stimuants. This is, TO
say the least, irrational. An competent
physicians admit that a pure, medicated
stlmulant Is one of the most useful reme-
DIES known. As tonic and invigorant
Tor the aged and languid, Hostctter's Bit
ters has no equal. 1t is the sheet-anchor
OF the feeble and debilitated. In all eli
mates and in every disorder which breaks
down the bodily strength, it is an abso-
lute specihc. 1t is also mn invaluable
remedy for sea-sickness. The nausea and
retching caused by the pitching and roll
ing of II vessel ut sea paralyzes the bodily
and mental energies and those who suffer
from it would do well to resort to the Bit
tiers us means Of sure and permanent
relief. No steamer should sail without a
supply Of the article. Among the botan-
ic ingredients of which it is composed are
some of the most powerful blood depur-
ents the vegetable kingdom affords. Con-
sequently it not only invigorates, but also
puriiies the system through the natural
sluices that nature has provided.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29

EXCITEMENT AHEAD The match
game of Base Ball between the "Bells "
and Stars" TO come off next Sunday on
the ground of the Star Club, is attracting
considerable attention about town, and it
is probable that Il large number Of lady
and gentleman spectators will be in at
tendance. Players in both clubs are san
guine that victory will perch upon the
banner under which they play, and close
contest is expected. Although the game
is to be friendly one for Bat and Ball,
each player feels that his individual rep
utation is at stake.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29

WELL DoNE.-M. B. Parlin, of Hay
Fork, was in town this week, and told us
Of successful hunt made by r. b. Wells.
recently. Mr.. Wells took his gun and
went out to IT salt-lcI on the East Fork
expecting to find deer, but Instead came
upon n she panther and two yearing cubs
on which he opened Ere and succeeded in
Staying all three. After killing the sec
ond, he was compelled to return to his
house for more ammunition, but went
back and got the third one.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29

ANOTHER COOP CLEAN UP.-The w .
d. & II. NJ. Co. cleaned up last week in
the Ward Mine on Oregon GuIch Mount
ain, taking out 81, 700 for run of about
100 hours. With steady water the Ward
Mine is good for $500 per day and can be
worked Mt as little expense as any gravel
mine in the State. Water having given
out, work has been suspended for this
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29

ANCIENT Book. Mr.. NJ. w. Ramm,
of Minersville, informs us that he has n
Dictionary, compiled by Nathan Baylcy,
and published in England in 1896, being
now 1879 years old. The Book is printed
in English, German, Dutch and French,
and is in n good state of preservation, hav-
ing been used but little.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29

NINE BoNDED.-J. G. Akers has bond
cd two.thirds Of the Washington Quick
silver Mine, in Cinnabar District. TO Jas.
johnson, of San Francisco, for 81, 00O.-
John r. Stoddard has bonded the remain
ing one third of the same mine to the
same party for $4,000. The coin is TO be
forthcoming December lst.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29
NE WARK
LAND COMPANY.
San francisco Bay, Alameda Co., California,
Tito perfect Incorporated.

Tho NEWARK LAND COMPANY is now in
shape; tho Guarantee Fund paid In. This
Company will be prepared in May to take par
tics By steamboat and railrOad TO their town
and lands. by reference 10 the Coast Survey
Chart it Will DO seen that nj PrOtrerO Point, in
front Of Newark, tho dcop water comes all tho
way through the channel IRON tho puciic, with
tho G. p. H. Il. running in direct line through
LiVermoro PHss, making this tho connecting
point between all parts Of tho United states
aud by deep Wntcr TO all parts of tho globe and
San tranoisco plenty Of wuter, good climate,
excellent soil aud easy communication. Pur-
chnsers getting pOSsesal@a- can ralse largo crops
by planting NJ late ns July 18th. This cOmpa-
ny will commence active operation in building
soon. For all information, circulars, maps
and subscription, apply at tho office Of tho
company, l0jI California street, basement,
opposite Bunk Of California, san Francisco
This land tom bs sold al auction, MAY
x1, 1873, By ~. ~. .N'0haH q TO-, fs
acres aud tors ia me hfghsA bidder. p
Terms ut sale. Credit 10 largo buyers Poss-
essiOn will be giyon by the lst oil juno, or
sooner If tho crops are of.
Steamer NJ. S. Latham leaves the foot Of
Brannan street, opposite the Pacific Mail ). ).
Wharl, San Francisco, Sundays, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, nj $3.50 O'Clock, ar
irving at Newark II 10 ll:S according 10 the
tide, giving from four to Ave hours on tho
ground. Returning leave Newark ut 800, ar
irving Mt San Francisoo ut $50 =. N. The bost
YORK plan; pay only for what you got Brenk,
fast - cents, Dinner ~ cents. Fare for round
trip soYonty-iye cents. Stages connect with
boat, running b. Niles, CenteryillO, Wishing
ton Corners, Warm SPRING and san Jose.
M-lm. CiiAS. X, PETERS, Manager.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29

FoR SHERFF.-An addition has this
week been made to our list Of Political
Announcements by the card of Michael
Mulligan who asks for the nomination for
Sheriff at the hands Of tho Democratic
Convention. Mr.. Mulligan is an old res
ident of the county, a faithful worker for
the interests Of the Democracy, and has
never before asked any Office from the
Marty
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29

I'm THE PROBATE COURT of tha
d County Of Trinity, state OF Gait,
iorniRi
IN The matter NJ me Esintc NJ TIRGIL
CARRA VA Y, decedSed.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by
~ tho undersigned Administrator Of
the Estate of Virgil Curraway. deceas-
ed, TO tho creditors OF. and all persons
having claims against, the said deceased,
10 exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within FOUR MONTHS after
tho first publication Of this notice, Ia tho
said Administrator Mt hs residence nj
the premises formerly known ms tho
Nine. Weaver place, on Lower Trinity,
Trinity County, Gal.
JOHN +. MAIDSTONE,
Administrator of the Estate OF Virgil
Curraway, deceased.
WeayerviIle, May Goth, 1878. Al.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29

SOME EGG.-There is on exhibition ut
the Red Bluff drug store hens egg, or
eggs, which gets away with anything in
the shape of hen fruit we ever saw or read
OF. 1t consists OF well formed and
matured egg within nm egg. The outside
egg measures some s by 6 inches and the
inside one was common-sized and we'll
formed hens egg, hard shelled. The sub
stance between the outside she'll and in
side egg was simply that of the white of
nm egg. The above eggs were the pro-
duclion of one of Mrs Donnaly's hens, n
resident Of Red Bluff. II there is anyone
on the top OF this earth who thinks they
nave n hen that can get away with the
above "drap," just let them trot them out
and we will go II kcg of Dutch cocktails
on our Red Bluff cacklcr.-Red BiU6
Sentinel.
Probably good sized egg for Tehoma
county, but would be considered nothing
alarming in Trinity. last week George
Mcknight left hens egg at the Bank
Exchange Saloon, in this place, which
measured 6X6G inches, and weighed 394
ozs. Two days ago, John Hyde left II
hens egg ut the same place, which meas
ured SX6A inches and weighed ozs.-
Well take some Of those " Dutch cock
tails" friend Townsend, cause our Then
tale is the biggest and furthermore liter
ally true. Both eggs referred to can be
seen at the Bank Exchange.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29
TOWN AND COUNTY.

BULLYcHooP.-A correspondent Of the
Red Bluff Sentinel, writing from Eagle
Creek, under date May 18th, says: up
n the date of writing, the negotiations
pending between the Gooch brothers and
nc Davis Mining Company have not been
cDnsummated. Bullychoop is soon, in all
human proba blity, to burst upon the peo-
Bic of Northern California like an ava-
hnchc. The mineral belt is beyond n
doubt, the richest and largest ever before
discovered on the Pacific coast. The is
olation from the public roads and rough
ness of the mountains are circumstances
bat have had n tendency to retard the
development of Mount Bullychoop Min
BIZ District But these things will sooner
BIZ later be overcome. Your correspond.
ent would suggest to the people of Tchama
county and more particularly, Red Bluff,
Che Importance of opening good toll road
from Red Bluff via Mount Bulychoop to
the valley of Trinity river, in Trinity
Bounty. Our opinion is that the two points
can be connected on good grade within
from forty to fifty miles. This move
would secure for Red Bluff n great deal of
iradc that she does not now receive. Red
Bluff i, geographically situated for the
city of Northern California"
The above extract recalls project,
which Mt one time promised to meet with
FAVOR in this county, viz: the construc-
finn of wagon road from Red Bluff to
by the way of Browns creek.
NVe are not much posted as to the topcg-
raphy OF the country, from Indian Creek
b Bully choop, but in the event of the road
Spoken OF in the Sentinel, being built on
HE other side of the mountain, it is quite
possible that this county might exhibit
Enterprise enough to build the remainder
b. the way, and the almost forgotten
scheme OF years ago thus be carried to
lOmD. elton
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29

RETURNEB.-Mr. Archy Warren who
left this place several years ago, ard has
since been to England and Australia, re-
turned last week. bringing with him a
wife and two children. Few men leave
Trinity except to return, sooner or later.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29
LOCATION.


The Gcrke Ranch is situated in Teha-
ma and Butte Counties. The California and
AIRY Tor a distance of FIVE miles, the Sacramen-
TO kiyer bounding the West side. On the
North flows Deer Greek, which contains sutf-
clent water to irrigato 5000 acres, and tho
water-right will DO secured to every purchaser.
The River is navisablc to the farm ut all sea-
sons OF the year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29

DISTRICT DEPUTIEs.-Wm. Rule has
been appointed d. ID. Grand Patriarch,
and John w. Philbrook, d. d. Grand
Master, by the Grand Bodies, 100.
for this county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29

A PUBLIC BENEFAcToR.-W When n,o.
pie have nothing else to talk about. th.,y
fall to talking about each other. So We
find less of gossip and scandal in citv.
which has its daily arrivals of trains OF
cars, or steamboat departures to distract
public attention and furnish subject OF
comment, than in place having no such
occurrences of daily interest. Conse-
quently, we hold that he who furnishes
employment for mind or BODY, is fl bene-
factor to his race, MS he thereby removes
to great extent, the disposition, or the
power, to make the peccadlloes of the
neighbors subject of remark. Good old
Doctor Watts understood this phase of
human character when he wrote the truth
full distich:
For Satan ends some mischief still
For idle hands to do
Our friend, Alex. Stiller, is fairly entitled
TO the thanks of the unemployed Of this
goodly village by furnishing something to
occupy their attention during the long,
long weary days of the Summer time
The means employed were very simple
merely the placing Of litter of young
ducklings in the classic sheet OF water that
ornaments the corner lot of our principal
thoroughfare. From early morn till dewy
eve the antics Of these diminutive aquatics
are center Of attraction more powerful
than would be call of the pedro sharps. :"
We can scarcely look forth at any hour Of
the day but we see two, three, or halfa-
dozen interested gazers. Another public
spirited individual is having n substantial
fence built, enclosing the lake, " and now
the sad-eyed spectators can have some
thing to sustain them in their arduous duty
of watching the sport. All that is now
lacking is for a third party to bring n doz-
en- or two ofarln- chairs and then their sum
ofhuman happiness will be complete.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29

ATTENTION, CRIcKETERs.-We have
been requested to announce a meeting Of
those who desire to form Cricket Club,
Mt DR.. Dodge's Office next Sunday after
noon Mt o'clock.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29

Az OLD CoIN.-Geo. w. Swift, Esq,
of this town, has in his possession n Span
ish quarter of dollar bearing the date Of
l773.- Falmouth (Mass.) Press.
Chas. w. Davis, of this place, has in
his cabinet two old Spanish quarters one
bearing date of 1873. and the other, l777.
He also has several other coins Of the last
nnnflnrr-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29
Assessors Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ the undersigned has commenced the
assessment Of property IN Trinity county
for the current fiscal year.
am DESTROYS Of making as thorough
and economical an assessment rs possible
and for that purpose will call upon each
and every x-paying citizen ONCE
Then, should any one neglect to give a
list OF property, | will assess, at what,
from the best Information | can obtain,
will be fair and just value, the property
of the person so neglectng to furnish II
schedule.
REMEMBER. One Call ana One only,
will be made.
Parties not owning any Real Estate will
be required TO pay their taxes when as
sessed.
Under mr. Act entitled "An Act TO
amend certain sections of the Political
Code, relating TO collection of Poll Taxes,
and to repeal Section 1859 Of said Code, "
Approved March 80, 1874, the following
amounts are required
From the first Monday in March TO IT,
first Monday in July-S2; from the first
Monday in July TO the second Monday in
January- SO after the second Monday
in January-S4. Parties Interested will
please take notice. and save any addition
nj charge by paying their Poll Taxes be-
fore the first Monday in July.
JACOB PAULSEN,
Assessor.
Wcaverville, March 9Th, 1875. If.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29

Il NirHDRAwN.--As the time for hold
ing Conventions approaches, host of
new candidates for County officers is ex-
A4ected. Yet, while new candidates are
scarce we hear of one who has heretofore
SHnhounced himself, Withdrawing from the
4Foh'est. Jas. G. Trottcr, apparently the
zpfomnont candidate for the Democratic
4 'mihation for County Clerk. has declared
himself out of the field" Mr.. Trotter
II now serving his second term as Clerk,
*"ha only asked for the third term" to
<ge' even on the past dry Winter; but re-
eent developments in his mining claim
pave probably convinced him that he still
pas a good thing in that direction. The
#NHndTpwal of Mr.. Trotter, leaves J. A.
-''"iord, Of Hay Fork, the prominent
pem cratic candidate for Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29

"oop TEMPLARs.-A full attendance
81 Beacon Lodge, No. 500, |. 0. G. T., Il
II i'e''ed at the me7 ting, next Sunday
evening Businesso' Importance in which
n the members are Interested will come
hc:o-e the meeting.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29

4 The EXPECTED SLIpE.-Wc were not
~ posed TO place much credence in the re
4pl: we mentioned last week in reference
f. the mountain back of Douglas City be-
lug cracked to such an extent rs to threat
En- an avalanche of earth at some future
say, bat a trip to the scene, last Sunday,
1eadS us to the belief that some wet Win
lter III tt town will be treated to first lass
Il slide The opening commences in the
FTourot claim where the front Of the hill Is
zw lshcd away. Thence it extends up the
shi.l several hundred yards to within few
.leet Of tn ridge, turning down the hill
sgaln and reaching it. base at short dis
Rance from w. g. Estes house. The
space enclosed by the assure must Mt least
BE- ten ortwelve acres. Citizens OF Doug
las say the assure widens n little every
day, averaging from one-half inch TO an
zanch daily. The settling Of this immense
i ody Of earth has alreudy become notice
n Die, the back kitchen of Jesse Cruthis'
Blouse, which is set in tho base of the hill,
being crowded in. 1t may remain as it is
Pr years, but it will be the part of wis
dom to stand from UNDER" in time o..
hcavy storms.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29

i DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL Committee
8 We are indebted to the officers of the
t1mmittee for the following report of its
pr )cecdngs;
i Democratic Central Committee met at
SIC Court House in Weaverylle on Tues
fIay, May 18th, and appointed the follow
PIG named Delegates to the State Con-
<Fentlon to be held in San Francisco, June
20t1, VIZ: Jas. L. Carr, Jacob Paulsen,
and NJ. F. Griffin.
On motion the same Delegates were APP
Y 'lnied to act at the Congressional and
JOINT Legislative Conventions.
i Oh motion it was resolved that a Coun-
q q nveltion be held Mt Weavervile on
n rlday, July 3Oth, for the purpose of
dominating County Officers, and the
COMMITTEE recommend that Primaries be
ned on Saturday, July oath, to elect Del
esates to attend said Convention.
Eorty-ninc Delegates are to be chosen
e attend the County Convention, the call
'or which will be published in our first is
sue in july.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN TINT
~ the Co. partnership heretofore exi st-
ing between X. q. Slurdivant, of San
Francisco, and John Whitmore, OF june
ton City, Trinity co Cal, has been dis
solved by mutual consent, X, q. Sturdl-
want having sold his interest in the prop.
erty of the firm 10 j. A. Sturdiyent, OF
Junction City. The business will be con-
Quoted rs heretofore under the firm namo
of Sturdiyant q " hlln,ore; ,m
II. o. STU RDlVANT.
JOHN WHlTMORE
Junction City, May II, 1919. II.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29
OXEN FOR SALE.

I OFFER FOR SALE FOUR YOKES
of Work Oxen, in good condition
For particulars apply at TRINITY jour
NAL Office or TO
II. VI. PERHAM.
Junction City, April 10, 1873. f.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29

THE Republican County Central Com
mittee meets next Monday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
A FINE VINEYARD.

Containing 100000 vines, the youngest of which
are II years old, capacity 100000 gallons, will
be included in the sale.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29

BLACK FRcsT, Wednesday night, de-
strnyed tomato vines and other tender
garden plants.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29
IIOMEs.

To those seeking homos, this farm presents
unusual Attractions of Soil, Climate and Loca-
tipn The frost and drought which have boon
almost universally disastrous ;hc present year
have not injured tho crops or vineyards in
the least
One Hundred and Fifty Families can mako
themselves co Aiortablo homes here,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29
PEAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
RECORDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.

sEorsky & Abrams to Hop Pue-Mining
rsoim. Junction City-SlS0.
I II. S. Bcals to 7. Tuley--lleasc and lot Wca-
veryille-Slj2 30.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-05-29
MARSHALL & MASON.

is carried on by and is composed Of tho
undersigned TINT the principal place OF
business of said Marshall ~ Mason il
snid Douglas City the full names and
places of residence Of tho said Marshall
II Mnson, comprising the said firm aiore-
said, l. signed thereto.
Dated Douglas City, April 18th, 1875.
Douglas City, AMOS H. MARSHALL,
Douglas City, JOHN &. MASON.