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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-21
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" Harrison {, y Poison 4 " F,utDn
Il Ud-kLlIuu Heath GretnLoon
~ Gibson IPiur Lfilner
ST. cHARIEs HOTEL, GEO. TUFLI, saoPRIF ror
G. Et-,,i-h Iurtrh II X Martin
' EltII.ger
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-21

4 COLLECTOR FROM IuNTANL-LaSt
Saturday. Seth 3 llock. S4erIrr Of Lewis
and Clarke county. Montana Territory,
resented to Governor Pocheco a ra4ul-
stiou signed 10y his Exreilenry. &. /.
Potts. Governor OF Montana. demanding
the arrest and eXtruditIon II :. n. Bohm.
an alleged fugitive from The Justice Of
that Territory. Accompanying the Ie-
QUESTION WAS i copy nt an Indictment
tound 10y the Grand Jury Of the county
named for the noted travellers, charging
that Bohnl had attempted to bride and
thus corrupt Judicial officer. Thu
Montana Il t!ni'ion of attempted bribery
may he gathered from the Indictment.
hich recitss that Bohm o.d willingly
aud cOrr1ptlv offer to Elchoias ElIGer,
judge Of the Probate Court. the sum Of
$500 90 make II simple order releasing
him from 81 GOO liabilities as ad-lin!s-
traitor Of All estate. The papers being
IN due form and authenticated, Governor
Pacheco issued II warrant OF arrest. au-
thoriZing Bullock TO take BONN to Mon
tana as a criminal. From subsequent
developments it appears that as soon as
the foreign Sheriff had Bohm in custody
ne began TO make offers to compromise
first for $4,000, then for $4,000,
and had dropped yesterday to $500.
As the basis of his offers, and by way of
asserting his authority to be ample. he
produced the written order of Nicholas
Hilger, Judge of the Probate Court, au-
thorizing the release of 5. II. Bohm
from custody upon the paymen of Sl0.-
600. Governor Pacheco promptly issued
a revocatiOn IF the vnrrant nnder which
Bohm is held upon learning the fact
that the Executive authority OF Montana
and California had been invoked to COL
lect a debt or extort money, or what
not?-Sac. Record, March 10.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-21

n. {. CHURcH.-A Il. Teyi> Pastor.
Service, to-day at II 4. VI. and 2, =.
t., the pastor. sabbath school Al , r.
NJ. Evening subject: 'Prophecv and
Christ" Seats free. Al ale invited
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-21

PEEsB1rEEIAN CHUECH.- Preaching by
the Rev. J. P /, ebert, pastor, at / A. N.
apd7l, p. n. Sabbath School at IL N.
All are invited. Seats free.
EVENING SERVICES at the Presbyterian
church will be begun. until further no.
tic. at half past : O'Clock.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-21

ST. CHARLES HOTEL, GEO. TUrLI,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-21

Fa, Snocp Roa -.


.730 Ophir ~. gS. a67.. ~ bl1
1858 Mexican a. s. u a.,
$50 could s Curry 5. ISL
1925 Best Il Belcher ~, 81, i9&a
ll5 Savage Ia. l@I}s
40 ChulIar 60, -
90 II all. n NorcrCss g.. IL <, i6
IS5 Crown Point 29k %
3s5 Imperial 5. ?,
40 hcutuck l4A
20 Empire Mil -. 50
s15 Yellow Jacket -, 70. 70
80 Alpha Is. 1879
2aJ BcIchtr ,i51e. y, 50
10 Confidence u,
l2o Con Virginia AN. 40. I2o. 1875
$50 Sierra Nevada l.. ~ l. Il
2.SG California .. 60, CO / b3, 60 b5
EXchequor 30
60 oVerILau ST. ~. )!
30 Bullion -. SO
l5G Justice 20, Is
3435 Uricn Con ., s7. 9 h3o, 50
81 S1ccor ~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-21

ST. PETERS CHUncR. - Services during
Passion UieeL.. Sunday ana Friday II =.
NJ. and ~ P. N; Monday. fu. stay.
Thursday and Saturday ; p. Y. We'd
ne>lay : p. NJ. All are invited to at
tend.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-21

b. B.-Mr. George c. Bryson informs
US that the base baulers Of this city will
meet ior practice on their grounds at ,
doubt the boys will turn out III full
force.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-21
Notice.
CARSON, M,rcE q

CARsoS, M.reE 20. 1875.
PrurCsal, Will be received until We1Ees lay
next by tie Trustees IF the Carson Agricultural.
Mining aad Mechanical Society for the .aIi:ius
~ shout uu- Ia Jusaud cottonwood tre' : - th-
Fair Grounds.
- ) :. = e slSssoy Trustee.
mh2l.tG J. Z. NINNitr
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-21

The Carson Gas Company are having
their pipes laid preparatory to lighting
US all out of the realms of darkness
More power to EN-.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-21

W1TH the opening of the Bisler Grade
lumber. long needed, will come in and
then there will be crest activity IN the
mouse building way.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-21

Res1AS CATHOLIC CHURCH.-Ma.s at
49, o'clock A. VI. Sunday school at )
p 4. Devo:IOus III the evening n -
. clock.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-22
a WORD TO PILGRIMS.

Some Of our contemporaries, who
should use better judgment in
giving advice to our pilgrim pros
pectors, take occasion to speak
very disparagingly of the agricul-
tural portions OF Nevada, and say
they can settle up these districts,
"but they will find the chief pro-
duction sage brush and jack
rabbits, either of which may be
produced in abundance without
irrigation" We don't wish to
intimate that the more favored
regions, in which these sage BRUSH
editors thrive, are productive of
jackasses as we'll as jack-rabbits,
but one would be led to that con-
clusion from the braying against
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-22
TELEGRAPHIC.
Special to the Tri-WeekIy Times
lBY WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LIsE.l

Salt Lake, April 20th.--A con-
struction train went East from
Ogden last night, but has not yet
reached Echo Station. A washout
is reported between Weber and
Echo, in Weber canyon. No train
from Green River has succeeded in
getting West as far as Evanston,
on account of washout at Leroy.
The situation at present is serious.
I There is washout ON Bitter Greek
100 miles east of Ogden, and bad
washout at Leroy, 112 miles east of
Ogden, where the wires are down,
and another about 80 miles east of
Ogden. The difficulty in making
repairs is on account of no trains
passing over the road, no train
having run from Ogden to Green
River for six days. The wires will
probably be in working order by 2
o'clock this afternoon.
San Francisco, April OF. R.
/ Scowden, Chief Engineer of the
water supply of San Francisco,
began last September series of
surveys and Reconnaissance with q
view of determining the best source
of supply for the city. He exam
ined the capabilities of Clear Lake,
Blue Lakes, Calaveras Valley Lake,
MERGED, Spring Valley and Pesca-
dero, and last evening presented to
the Board of Supervisors a volum-
nous and exhaustive report, in
which the comparative efficiency
and cost of the various plans are
discussed at length, and in conclu-
sion he recommends the adoption
of the Calaveras Valley project,
which will supply a city of one
million inhabitants with one hun
bred gallons of water per day per
capita, at the estimated cost of not
quite S11, 100000. The report was
received and placed on file.
Calistoga, April 20.-Three new
daily stage lines commenced run
ming to-day via the new town of
Kellogg to Middleton, Hardin
Springs, and the Great Western
mine. The telegraph will be COM
pleted on the same route in a week.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-22
IN BAD HEALTH.

The Carson "Tribune is evil
IDENTIFY afflicted with the blue
devils" hypochondria, or some
other kindred disease, caused
either by disappointed affection,
unsatisfed appetite for position or
plumber, or by youthful indiscre-
ton. If not, why this morbid
depression of spirits, this evil
prophesying, these gloomy pictures
of the future, this general disgust
with the American people in gen
eral. and the Goddess of Liberty
in particular? Hear it:
eve venture to assert that not a
town in the United States would
celebrate the Fourth Of July, did
not the business men of that town
expect to make something by it.
England used to be called by
Napoleon I. nation of shopkeep-
ers. We may with business be
classed as nation of hucksters.
Patriotism is dead letter, and the
almighty dollar" is the sole aim
and object of all. We are drifting
towards moneyed oligarchy, and
whenever the last sign of patriotic
feeling is rooted up, as it surely
will be if the worship of mammon
continues, then will the shoddy
title worshippers demand an aris-
tocratic and perhaps imperial
government"
This is the conclusion of dis
NAL whine, because the good peo-
pie of Carson took no notice of the
centennial anniversary of the Bat
tie of Lexington, and "the glorious
old farmers who drove the entering
wedge into the tree of usurpation
one hundred years ago" 1t says
sit is far greater day than st.
Patrick's Day, or Fourth Of July"
Yet it was not celebrated in Carson.
Well, suppose it was not, what
then? Does the simple fact give
YOU the stomachache so bad that
you can only see patriotism lying
dead at your feet; that you can see
nothing but a desire for greed In
the annual celebration of Indepen-
dence Day-and around you, ga
nation of hucksters, drifting tow
ards moneyed oligarchy?" How
out of place are these gloomy,
blue-and-black predictions, in this
ace of progression, this age Of
patriotism and loyalty to the land,
from the Atlantic to the Pacific
from the Gulf of Mexico to Puget
Sound. This age where science,
wealth and patriotism combined,
are freely rendered to the country
whenever and by whatever avenue
its existence is threatened. In this
age when the American people are
larger hearted, more public spirit
ed, and more patriotic than ever
before. Did our people take time
from their business pursuits to
celebrate every great event in their
history, the entire year would
become a national fete; for our his
tory is a list Of proud deeds of
brave people from the beginning.
We are hardly disposed to attrib-
ute the expressions OF the " Trib-
me" to any settled conviction of
its venerable editor. We are 10th
to think that he has "lost his grip"
on, or faith in American institu-
tons and the American people. A
kindly feeling towards the afflicted
and a reverence for age, bid us
attribute this wall from the pool of
Dependency, to sour stomach,
indigestion, or temporary sub
mersion in the Lethean waters OF
forgetfulness. Come, neighbor,
cheer up! "The devil isn't half sc
black as he's painted or the
American people" half so unpat
triotic as your moody musings
have led you to believe.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-22
NOTICE
To Theodore Phelps, j. P. Jones and Villa
H. Kelly, greeting

To Theodore Phelps, J. P, Jones and William
H. Kelly, greeting
II HEREBY DEMAND OF YOU the several
lamounts set opposite your names, as fol-
lows: OF you, Theodore Phelps, s2l233; of
you, ] P Jones. s2l2 80; of you. William II.
Kelley, $3.50 .20-in United States gold coin.
due by you as your proportion of the expen-
SEES incurred in and for the development Of
that certain mine and quartz lode known as
the Industry claim, j" located in April 1872
situated in DEVILS Gate mining district, Lyon
county, Nevada, and hereby give you notice
that unless said amounts Of money, charged
to, and expended by me, severally for you, be
paid into my hands at Silver City, in said
county and district, by you at or before tn.
expiration Of ninety 1907 days from date here
of, your interest III said Industry mine will
be taken possession Of by me, co-owner of sale
Industry claim, and your rights and Interest,"
in said mine or quartz claim forfeited. &C
eording TO law in such cases made and pro
vided.
WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN.
Silver City, Nevada, April 81, 1875. cod
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-22

nUR Stock is eonplete in every depart
" ment, and our prices AS LOW as any
House in the State for the same class OF
Goods. We handle none but what we, know
to be FIRST CLASS ARTICLES. and always
keep the latest improved Machines which ara
known to be good, and preferable to the older
styles. -
Sole Agents for the Coast Of
BUCKEYE REAPERS AND MOWERS, stss
BARNES REVOLVING RAKES,
TAYLOR SULKY RAKES,
HAY LOADER AND RAKE, .s-e~
HAINES' HEADERS, tst~
GOLD MEDAL SEPARATORS,
MOLIN WIND MILLS,
TRADE ENGINES,
CHALLENGE SPRING WAGONS,
SCHUTTLER WAGONS. =
~ Send for Catalogue OF our Machines
and upon application, we will give prices Il
Dealers and Miners for all supplies they ma.
need. We guarantee our prices as low as an!
! House in the State. npl-m6i
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-22

OUR SPARE CHANaE.--From the
official count of the State funds,
made on the 10Th, it appears that
our State treasury contains 1885,
476 So in coin and coin vouchers;
S44 ,040 0S in currency and cur
rency vouchers, and 1854 500 in
Nevada State and United States
bonds-in all S745, 016 90.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-22

IT is said President Grant, his
cabinet, Gov. Tilden and staff, and
some forty archbishops, will attend
the ceremony Of imposing the be-
retta upon Cardinal McCiosky, on
Tuesday next. ft5fitI,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-22

BEECHER was on the witness
stand again yesterday. The same
old thing.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-22
The Baltimore & Ohio and Pennsyl.

vania railroads are at war, growing
out of pro rata passengers rates.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-22

EXTREME cold weather is reported
at Chicago.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-22

THE " Enterprise" and Chron-
icle" have commenced a new wran-
gle. and if we are to judge by the
epithets they hurl at each other
every day, they are not likely to
sleep together very soon. We
have just found out how dignified
journalism" is defined by high
steppers in the newspaper world.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-22

SPRING brings joy to the heart of
a Wyoming editor, who sings !:
Soon the dusky squaw will be
seen straining maple sugar through
her winter stockings"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-22

ELIZABETH, n. Y, had a 100000
fire yesterday-cloth factories.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-22

LOUISIANA State Auditor Clinton
has been impeached for malfeasance
in office. rt~rss
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-04-22
MILLIN E R Y!

uy As we are closing out this branch OF
our business, an opportunity is now offered
to purchasers Of MILLINERY GOODS
to buy at about half the usual value.
Just opened full assortment OF all the
leading Novelties of the Season. all OF which
will be sold at about HALF THEIR VALUE.
]. HENDERSON E. CO.,
80, South c Street, Virginia.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-25
0ic arubiiebcn 3ifcr,t.

gYir lhla!.u Gin III frcmbcr 5prode,
Die mir nidt uelltc6en, 9clNriebenesSu6
ouf. Ncr9erlit6 bIdttern mir in ocm
9u6c bin uno fer, lucil uns ii6eroQ I'M
Der rjtdnolid)e 2aut5uiammcnlctun9e ent=,
9c9en9lpben. 9Rjt cinem Mole aber blei6l
unler Mugc auf eincm 3ei@cn on9enebm
iiberrol6t boften,es mar nlmlib ein3abl
3cihen, e eine3iffcr.
gegcn>pdrti9 linb oitie 3o6lie!0cn cl'
len cipililirter 00ltcrn 9encinlam. Nir
nennen lie Die arobi Dcu 3ifIeyn,
neil Die elrop6ilhen S0lter lie 5unddlt
Don oen Qlrobern empfangen babcn iol=
len. 9ylau ers0bIt ndmlit, Gjerbcrt Der,
nohnoliae Yopit Splueiter H., bobe Die
3if5ern in Gponien BON oen 9lrubcrn
fcnnen 9clernt uuo lie rod StdIicn &C.
brod)t.
9iun ober linoen liN in oemSubc iiber
Die @eomctrie BON Dem am Wnfang oes
6. eSobrbunoerts lebenoen r0milNcn Ybi,
lolop9cn 8cetbins bel 8clbrci6un9 Der
Mensa Pythagorea (Scs ppt9o9or0i'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-25
: Sic StIhtc @lud)um, Mi;ior unb Bari

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@cacno bon petersburg berrid)tc in oen lcbtcn
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bic NSGlocr fOrmlid ucricnate.
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stubluuo barert in cinem 10 arobcn W(abitabe
fort, nob cs 0arausii6tlid) in Muricm tcinc
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@alo bci 9ctmolo ouiacitcllt uno Moiirr gS(<
5ctm bat oabci cine slcoc acrcoct Sic Yrcu>
bcn bubcn ooS 9cnfmol ni6t Acmad)t unn
nid)t bcioblt, ionncrn vonacctirt." sSir 1obrn
ben Mopf Der Gtotue 0crmonns i'll Sabre 1866
in Der M6bc Der Gtaot @unnopcr. Ser Nopf
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Stntuc.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-08-25

l6en Giumoleins) ncun 3o6lSci0eu ON
9cfiibrt Die nit oen ln9euannten erohi'
| 16en 3iffern:, grnbe Mcbn'ibfcit, bobcn.
8cctbils nber non )pcut pic Sttlle icnlt
jtammcn mag, liiDrt olip oiclc 3oblici=
d)cn auf Die altcu Yptba9nrder iuriid,
weld)c hielclhe jebcnf fo1s uitbt BON ocn
Nrobsrn: cmpfon9cn 4o6cn.,.
@ereiuaclt iincen litb ouh por Dem
9(ultrcteu Der. Wrubcr in Sponlcn in
obrnoldnoildcn ;Mnlulcrjptcn ocn Jog.
arob,lNcn dbnli6c 3ablieiNen. 6reil'h
morcn nod I'M l3. unb IA. Snbrb. Die
romilbcn 3i5itrn Die pnrberrlrhenben uno
:par Die Gtitalt Der ongeblid) arob!l0cn,
no lie pprtamtn, cine nod cliuh lucd:
ielnbc, lluo oiiferirenoe. Grit ourb oic
Giniiibrun9 Der Rud)orudcrfuult mnroc
cine iiberoll 9cihc uno lih N'ci6blcl:
6cnoe @eitan Der nrabild dcn 3iIicrn gt'
idoIicn.
Mcnn es obcr auh ,u,iiclboft lit, Of
Die n6cnoldnDilhcn Y0lfer ihre 3lffcrn
uun ben Mrabcrn erbolten boben, 10 lit
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pon srn 9(robern 9tbraubt pur Den.
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(uie Die phen nn9cfiibrteu Nric6ilhcn
Fptbn9rricr) pou ocn Sn crn crbot=
ten bobcn. 9Sir belitsn ia nod oo5
@erf ourb melhts hie 9lrobtr I'M
nrunten ,Sobrbunocrt untcr otm &6olit
len 9llmnmuu nit otm inoilb:r Neh'
nun9Sivltcm unn hcn 3oblieih.n ocr1ya'
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lih ouf 2Rttbcilrnaen ltiittc, Die imSo6rc
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"A lyoritmi lie numero lndorum''
in's Hotejniihc iibcrittt. GlNcnIbm!i ih !!
nit unicrc Sprobc in ncn Gjrunoiormen
uno @runn9cleben bic Der Snoer III, 10
lino olir ouh unltye 3ablieihrn inoi'
ihcn llriprunss. Nbcr ireiliN, lt6r pcr<
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urb 3oblscitbcn ouf uns 0ctommcn. 94d6-
reno ndml;6 Die Gprohc pon unlern9l1=
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nod nidt criunbcn - frcunoli@ nob9e=
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-03-25
SPELLING MATCH.

From the proceedings Of a meeting
published in an other column, Of the
Superinterdents Of the Sunday Schools
it will be noticed that we are to have
~'Spellin" Match in Jenesboro.' The
Ministers Of the different Churches,
Merchants, Mechanics, Lawyers, Physi.
clans and in fact ali the gentlemen and
ladies in town seem to be interested in
this movement, The good old days of
old field Scholastic memory Of which
will make many an old heart rejoice
are 70 be re'enacted as they were fifty
years ago. The"old boys" will be
reminded of their halcyon days when
they attended school in log cabins,
u'h big FIRE places, high benches
and a log cut out the whole length of the
house for q window and then closed by
FASTING creased paper over it. They
carried their dinners,-half round PIES
10 reticules, aud played ball in the
''bull peu." The master" was gener.
lily the best scholar the neighborhood
eoulG start, and he would bind himself 10
IN s'srticle of agreement to teach the
children to ''read write and cipher"
he boarded With the scholars, would at
tend all the corn huskings, night quill,
ings. and when there was no frOlic to at
tend he wOsld go with the boys coon
hunting. His pay was about ten dollars
per month, and be would bind himself
70 take wheat at so cents per bushcl.
sorn Is cents or two shilling, per buyhel,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-03-25

oats y! cents per bushcl to be delivered
at some convenient place at the cxpira>
ton of the school. The Master, children
and parents were all happy in those days
and now for the amusement of the young
people and to bring back youth aud hop,
pines to our older citizens, as web as tor
general improvement and to raise a few
~"grecnbackS' to replenish the libraries
Of the Sunday Schools this Spelling
Match" ha. been introduced. 1t is hoped
that every citizen will do his or her
part to make this entertainment a sue.
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-03-25
Washington County Association in Aid
ofWheat Growers.

This association met at the Court
House, on Monday last, and proceed
ed to effect a permanent organization.
The following were the officers elect.
ed for the ensuing years.
President Geo. Z. Faw; Secretary
VIM. Z. Mathes; Treasury NJ. S.
Mahoney Directors, w. S. Strain /;
j. NJ. Hoss j. b. McLin; A. N. S.
Dobson; VIM. Devault; Irenius
Keicher j. ii. Dosser and James
Ilaws.
A constitution and by laws we're
adopted by the association, for its
government.
Section s., of the constitution is as
follows.
The association offers the following
premiums on the wheat crop, to be
grown in 1876 ito wit.
LIST for the greatest weld on < acres