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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02
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 A man in his carriage riding along,
 4 gaily dressed wife by lis side; In satin aud laces she looked like queen, And he like d king in his pride. Awood-sawyer stood on tue street as they passed Tbe carriage and couple he eyed; And said, as he worked with his on log. "I wish was rich and could ride.N The man in bis carriage remarked to his wife, A'.One thing I would give If l could I'd give my wealth Tor the strength and the
 health
 Ofthe man there saving the wood" A pretty young maid, with bundle of work, Whose face, as the morning, was fair, Went tripping along with a smile of delight, While humning q love-breathiDg air. She looked on the carriage, the lady she saw, Arrayed in apparel so fine, And said in a whisper, ' l wish from my heart Those satins and laees were mine" The lady looked out on the maid with her work, So fair in her calico dress, And said, I'd relinquish position and wealth, Hcrtearty and youth to possess" ThEs t is in the world whatever our lot, On. minds and oEr lime we employ In longing and signing for what we have not, Ungratefli for what we enjoy.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02
N O T I c F .
|. $. LAND OFFICE

|. \. LAND OFFICE,
 PRESCOTT. A. T., May :, ls-s 70 tle -iGdRtic and Pacifc RdilroGd Co Grss.s.,- The following described pre-empton cash eatries r., at this oitce, viz
 No a. Augustus Cranes. Januarye0 ls1:l Seiil.>-- March !. lS7O. of x F. and ] of Nwf ton l, Township l6 north. Range west. No. D. Edward C. ponohugh January IT. ls73 S. tlement--December p ls7O. SW of W s,SS of w |. Section 36. Township IT north Rs,. west. and lot No. 1, Section l, Township l6 r.s Range west
 No 37. John T. Lawell. March 3 ls73 Setsl,,.. September 25. ls7l. Lot No. and $ of \ w s-, Lot No. and F of $ W |, Section 3l, Townsl;,- north Range west.
 No. 70. Curtis c. Bean, April l, ls73 Settlsmentv.s l2, 1889 \ of W Section lS and kofyr: Section l9. Township i7 north. Range west Have been approved by the Hon. & S. Burdest Con-. siOuer General Land Office subject to an aprsaI v sixty (60) days from the date of this notice The tracts above described within the lits d . withdrawal for the Atlantic and Pacific Railr, ad Ce-. n.y. which took effect March F. ls12 The parties ,sr above having settled prior to withdrawal.
 WILLIAM N. KELLY my7t9 Rerr~
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02

Henry Lee, did you beat your poor old mother.a asked the Court of boy of six teen.
 No, sir; and she lies if she said 1 did '' answered the boy.
 "That's right, Henry, always speak up promptly" replied the Court "rll make it sixty days for your promptness."
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02
N Q Y I C F. |.
|. S. LAND OFFICE.

PRESCOTT A. T., May 2l, Is7s To hie Atlantic and Pacifc Railrcad O.. Gr,eting: The following described cash CT tries made ai this o viz.
 No. 45 Jefferson II. Lee, Nov. 25, 1873. Se,leme,. April l5. ls66. <. F. of & F. seton IA and Y,, F. and W of section g, township l5 nsra range west
 No 54 Dewitt r. Foster June l2. 1871. SettIssass- March l. 1871. W of < W section r. touushi,h north, range west, and of S E section ss to., ship Is north. range west.
 No. 5j. David ". Shivers, July II. 1874 Settlenem April lS67. W of " ] and \ w iof $ W ., lion 26, and F. of x and N E of F section q township Is north. range west Have been approved by Hon. S Burdett Commissis,s General Land Office, subject to appeal within sim days from date of this notice. The tracts above. ia.i ed are within the limits of the withdrawal for the Atl., lie and Pacific R. R. Co., which took effect March l2 ls Bhe parties named above having settled poior to u;a drawal WILLIAM x. KELLY.
 my2ld9O Rerser
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02
ELAINE.

"Then rose the dunn old servitor, and the dead Steered by the dumb went upward with the food; In her right hand the lily, in her left
 The letter-ali her bright hair streaming down And all the eoverlid was cloth Of gold
 Drawn 10 her waist, and she herself in white All but her face, and that clear-ieatured lace Was lovely, for she did not seem as dead But fast asleep, and lay as tho sue smiled"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02

Tug foundation walls of the new hotel and tEeater builiiag on the corner of Market and Powell streets, San Francisco, are nearly ready for the tirst floor joisis. A second aTtesian well has been bored near the cen ,eref thc building and fine stream Of wa- ter rises to the hght of fifteen feet. and II is thought will be sufficient to supply the entire builiing.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02
LEGAL.
N o Y I c E

To the heirs or legal representatives of Andrew and Metcaif Baker deceased, co-cwners witA n~S - dersigTed in that certain quarfz ledge lead o- " known as the Silver Hill situated in what -. the date of the location of the said lode dnown .- Sacramertu Mining District. bu; what is BOW knc,~ the WsllaTai Mining District n the county of MoAs Territory of ArizsnS;
 You. and each of yon are hereby notified iha, ,a. = dersgned have caused io be done upon such claim "a, cation the amount of labor required ly the laws as United States. at a cost of the cs two hp-a and eighty dollars and you and each of YOU a-e h. notified pay agent. A. F.. Davis ai the s,a. Davis X Randall in the town Of Mineral Park h. ss county of MohaVe your respective proT orteus Of The of the said labor. within ninety days from the s of this notice and that in of drali of you or , q; yOu in making such payment within said niutsv s will claim under the mining laws in ssrc< s S eiiure of the interest. in'eTess ia such claim o h ton of the persan persons making such 6esaul Ts amount due upon the interests of said deceased i. ~ rate of dollars for each loo feet of such ress
 LEANAN HUDSON, HENRY HALL
 O. HUBBELL. THOMAS ABIyS
 ANDREW I. GAVVER, F. S. KEMP
 GEORGE CAMPBELL, J. A. ROSE
 c. A. ARTHUR, <. NJ. DUNCAN
 Mineral Park A. IT., May H. is15 myl4ax
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02

''GREESHoRN LUCK" Is legend in the mines. An incident Illustrative of its mean ing occurred in Nevada county, California. recently. A young man from the East. in poor health, thought he would exercise his muscle by digging little. They sent him 10 Dead-man's Flat as the nearest place where pick and pan could be used. He went there and began to dlg. He took out SSo that Say, and has done we'll ever since
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02
N Q Y IC E.

eulanin Hook, in the Espanosa lode fTirs
 Dls'rep, favapai County. Arizona
 You are hereby notified tha, if you do no. aypssf "'nh nineiy (SO days from the dare hereof and psr !o"f pOioron of the expenses inehrred in the aos' oi WosA done on said iH. required by law the usSe sgned VIII clam forfeiture of your interest in sz2 hhe' ID accordance with the mining laws now in srs
 Prescott. April 2 1875.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02

THE Bakersfield Californian says the quail threaten to overrun the country if we do not import more sportsmen. They are out with thelr first brOods, and are to be seen everywhere.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02

Sunday School teacher 10 pupil; Nov. n- little man. can yoa explain @ us the cause of Adams fall Fn Iiiile man fefnphai- icAsiy): Yes, sir; cause he hadn't any ashes 10 throw oz the sidewalk
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02

The oldest resident ef San Francisco died On the .bth instant af fAe alms- house. H. name was John Assicrsn. native of Scot. izad, and hir ssr Ice yeas
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02

MR. GLADsroNE's letter acknowledging an invitation to attend the Lexington Centen- nial celebration is freely criticised at home.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02

Two hundred paper barrels have been fill ed with flour at Starr's mill. Vallejo, Cali fornia. If they give satisfaction they will no doubt be used extensively.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PRESCOTT POST OFFICE.
 Arrivals and Departures of Mails.

ArrlVaIs and DtPafCc1es C1 HaHs.
 ARRIVE CLOSES. From Southern Arizona via Wickeuburg, Phoenix and
 Florence. Mondays and Thursdays. Tuesdays and Fridays at 9 From Calf mia, Eastern States Cerba and points in
 MohaVe. Mondays and Thursdays. Tuesdays and Fridays at 9 From Santa Fe (New Mexco via Forts Wiugate and
 Defiance and Camp Verde. Monday and Thursday Tuesday Friday. 9 P. NJ. F-om Wickenburg, via Walnut Grove, Bradshaw and
 Moves Mills. Saturdays at r. N. Sundays at 4. M. Money order office hours from A. M. to F. N. Registration closes ai ; r. M Office open Sundays from 9 to 10 A. M and from o ? r. NJ. No money orders issued or paid on Sundays. fel2 If JAMES $. GILES, r. NJ.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02
N o T I c E .
Monday, July 9th. 1875,
Dissolution Notice.

he rShip hsrstnfers existing between Mass N. DaSis al 'feofZe w. Sines i. this day d.,olvsd D m @A- eons-h'. All debts due the firm CT which nav ai any iial- hereafter become due are r.vabls D "eoTge " Sine-, who viii also se,,. .u slairns sss standing sgsins; the firm NY paVIs
 Prescott, June 2f Is75 w. '" sass,,
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02

fbr~e wzs shiEfsd frona rarskz. Cal, co the ssts ef A.s es es'r rounsis cf eailien-
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02
N o T ICE

All persons interested in the Shelton Lode Br.k shaw Basin Arizona hereby notified that if ,hey Q noi appear within ninety t90 days from the date errx and pay their proportion of the expenses incurred in h. amount of work done on said mine as reour,d bv lar the undersigned will claim forfeiture os your inerss is said mine in accordance with the mining laws nov s force. c Y SHEI TON "
 A. L. MOELLER.
 GEO. A. HAMMOND.
 GEO. D. KENDALL Prescott, A. T., April 9, 1875 3m
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02
Estate of DONALD DoBIE, ST. Decd
= U M MO N . .

T. $. LAND OFFICE
 PRESCOTT, A. T, May r. 1875 To IT. 4. EastmdR, Ed'rdrd c. Donohugh and Wyfe v HdHd9er, GreetiHg.
 In the matter of the contested land case involving t to the N of the N. F. and the F. of N w Sectiz lc Township l1 north, Range three (:D west: All the parties in interest hereby notified to appes: at this office, on the l4th day of July next n, 10 cf M
 WILLIAM \. KELLY "!'' Reg:ss.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned adminiar- for of the above named the creditors of and al persons having claims against said deceased to euhHs the with the necessary vouchers within ten mopt, rom the first publication of this notice the unsersx, sd at the town of Phoenix Arizona Territory county Maricopa, or the same will be forever barred.
 THOMAS GRAVES Administrator PhRnix. A. T., June g. 1875 inlltI
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02

The above SOUND. VIGOROUS and POPULAR Company have just completed the organization of this Branch Office thereby offering
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of TOMASA BADILLA. Deceasa

fin the Probate Court of the County of Marcopa, Ten " of Arizona.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-02
PROBATE NOTICE.

Prescott, A. T., April Q, 1875
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-12-03

wi, BE- fornd fo possess iho-e qualities Necr--arT
g the total eradication a. al billions af'acS-.
prompt o. start the secrr'.ou- 81 the Nvtr. and
give s. healthy tone O. The entire system Indeed
ii 3. NJ ordinary di-cotsry n uftica. -cienc. %
hsye invented a remedy az These s'ahi,oru clai-
psin'- which develop all the results rrslrrad hr
q herctufor- free use % ca.ome' a mineral justly
dreaded ~ mankind. and acknpw sl- g o. BE- De-
siructisr "a The extreme 90 The hHman -y-fe-n.
That p rroq-rrlcs ~ certain tr-eft 'ir- coinp--
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denotes BOW an admitted TACT u4e-ei indie
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the best medirne- are those provided hy u-isfe n
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or Price - cents pr box
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-12-03

a gigantic hotel Is about in be built
in London, with American capital, by
an American architect. with American
speed. after an American plan, and 10
be managed on the American system.
4 site not FAR from the House ~ Com
mons. and close "a 50. james Park. has
been purchased. and il j. said that year
hence the first visitors may take MP their
abode ia ia. new establishment This ho-
al will make up 1000 beds the dining
room will accommodate sn persons az
the same time. and 3 staff ~ itn SER
wants viii he required e. carry on The
duties ~ the house.
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II all the eHARIfE OAKS now in NE are
a. good a. the one We have u-ed Tor nearly
twenty YEAR. you can recommend them with
entire confidence. and Ne viii indorse al
YOU >ay. having thoroughly tested their
many excellent qualities.
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BEST STOW WI ryrRrsrD.

After many YEAR trial. We are satisfied
that the CHsRTER OAK t. the best Stove We
ever used, and cheerfuly testify that il j.
the best adapted 10 the wants ~ the general
public VI any stove ia the market.
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'haK1ER Gan ~InAE- sire simple in con-
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materials; easily operated; economical iu
inol. aud low priced. and the very pcTfcc-
NON 20 cooking aprarsiit.
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BtRNrrT'~ CocpNNr. fnr promoting ihe
growth ~. and identifying th Hair. -anN
rendering ID DARK and glossy. The ,Ncs Ainr
holds Ia q liquid form. iar- proportion "a
irnlnri>cd turOanut nil. prepared eANft 80
pi-.c.sc. thn peculiar prsperir- which ~
exactly iif thr various csnllfi Ir- rs 'ilr LN-
maU hafr
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HAVE you sguc iu ihc iace; aud s. II badly
swollen, Have you severe pains in fhr chest.
back or siies Have son rramy. ~ rains ia
ihc stomach ~ towei-' Have you hiliou.
collie ~ severe gripping raiust II So use
tshEsas's isol ~, fl.ifufaf internally.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-12-03

-lame~ Newsom, wbic attending
Wpod-sawing machine n Detroit, fell
against the saw and was nearly cat in
two
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A CANADIAN started out for walk the
other day, in company with alightei pipe
and two pounds Of gunpowder How
ever. lis too late 10 remedy the misfortune
HOW
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Dr. Tuft's Pill. Require no Change 81 Diet
~ U~ufiAsHn. rrfrinrr gripping. i-ey ruli4il ~
drastic in.r.-.lsllf-.
, 1875-05-18
THE STRIKING MINERS.

Parade ut Wilkcsbssrro EcaterunT-
slopes OF the N1iugrs-probssbi1tty Of
Thir Esontunl DisnpPoiMttacnt.
Special D&.paxh to Ths Chicago Tribune,
WItKgsnAnug, Pa, May TIA grand !abor
demonstration, participated in by moro tlau
1000 striking nlnorB, took place this Afternoon,
delegations Ut tie Miners National Association
being present from Kingston, Plymouth, War
roz Nuu, E&uticoke, Ashley, aud other mining
towna. Tho men paraacd through tho atrceta
with bnads Of muHio apd drum corps, and carry
Ing banners with the uau1l Inscriptions Of deA.
aucu to tho GOAL opcru!ors. After AL exceeding
ly quiet march, the procession 1otlsod to grove,
wleEo addresses wsro made. Largo quantities
Of auppliea arc boing rocoiycd by tho
Miners Relief Association from lhoir
blolllscn At work III tho upper Told, but
Lot nearly enough 10 supply tho demand for,
desi,sa tho aSss! ton that tho mon can bold out
for twolvo months yet GFcat dessitution pre-
walls. 1ho men show no BiKns OF Weakening,
but derive much encouragement from tbs stnrt-
think that thls indicates dlsposssIou On the part
OF tho Lel,lg1i d Wilkosburre Company TO break
AHny troul tho combination and start their works.
III operation. 1t IL to bo fcared that thoy ara d..
luded by false hopo, for the operators sre Rl'-
pgreutIy ~ ir,n Al ever, knowing that any at
aud accedo to the demands Of the men would 10
. fatal atop, involving its projectors III untold
TYaoSE, Pa, Nay 17.--This morning nsno
GormauS NEtlar charge OF 6herin McpLo1aos
were tatten to. the FranGtin ttines FROM hero.
day at OBceola, and takon to Cleatiiold jail on a
No rssistance % wss mads, H. Sheriff is detor.
mined to protect tho mon Il work.
, 1875-05-18
NOTES AND NEWS.
6}iEBNANfa alEMQiHE.

Special Diapotth 10 The CHICAGO Tribune.
WASHINGTON. D. G., May 17.-promineut
army o1licers exprcss much dissatisfaction with
tho memoirs Of Gen. Sherman. Bomo Of those
who were most intimate witl, him horo insist
that he has becu very unjust 10 tho Gonerals
who rendered him most service, aud las gouo
out Of his way to satisfy poraonal plque. II IL
even stated TINT Con. Grant con.cmplntea roll
tecting materials for memoirs OF tbs War. u,a
that Admiral Porter will reply to aomo ipostious
Of s'hcr1uan's bduk.
PERSONAL.
Robert Col1yor, Of Chicago, Will deliver the
addrchs At tho Arlington National Cemetery on
Decoration Day,
ia TT Associaftd {'rcss.l
TIE rAcITlu nAllnoAD CAsEs.
WAsN1NuToH, d. T., bfhy 17.-1ho opinion Of
the Court Of CiailnR In tho Pacific Railroad traha
rortati0n casc1 mill not bs announced before
naxt Monday, to which tilne tho Court haH ad-
joufnod.
TUE CALLED DoSp5.
Tho call Tor tho redemption Of s5.191.0o0
coupon bonds, Issued from tho Treasury on Sat
usday, indicates MI additional subscription to
TINT amount By the Syndicate, maxim: In all
f35, 5,0u0, 600 called in ou that account.
NEW RATIONAL HANKS.
Five NOW National Danks have been authorized
to commence busiucss In various placon in New
England to-day. besides tho German National
Bank Of Allegheny, Ia. NTH q capital OF $780,
, 1875-05-18
INDIANAPOLIS.

Tho EdisoFs-'Tl.o Odd Folio wa--Tha
Musical Festival.
tsmefas Dtspateh 10 Ths chcauo Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, MnY 17.-Tho State Id.
ttorfal Association is to meet At tho Statn.Honss
Juno 10 aud II, with programme devoted CT.
tlEeiy to business and papors Of practical inter.
es. to edsora and publishers. ". s. 14ugle, ot
tho Lafayette Courier, ia pscsldont.
Tho grand bodies Of Old Fellows meet hero
tomorrow. Tue attendance will be moro than
nHually large. 4 spscial committee to arrange
for tie meeting Of tho United 6tAtcs Lodges in
this city In September next held = session to-
night. Tho Indians Odd Follows will not b.
outdono in hospitality By their brethren any;
whcre.
This evening tho Musical Festival Was opened
In grand style BY Mn. Smith. Wbinnery, and
Winch, aud i powerful chorus, in the oratorio Of
"Tle seasons" Tho attendance was immense,
many utranEels being Oh hand
, 1875-05-18
THE CHICAGO cysToM.HousE.

NFS*tss* 2]4pHFe9s SFe1"Ho
WAsuNaros, o. O., May 17.-secsetary Dsta-
tow has decided to appoint Commissioner to
investigate tho condition Of tho Chicago Gus
TOM House building, both a. to its walls It'd
foundation. Secretary DsiBtow says today that
he has gtyen 10 much thought 10 tho mstses,
aul has 80 great fosEs that In jts
present condition the Custom-IIouse build
ing IL magnificent aud cost!s failure,
be will appoint Commission to DO composed Of
tho ahlest experts to 10 had, ev1u II he IL
Obliged himaelt to dsfray the expenses Of such \
Commission. He does not doubt hovoreE, hlA
authority under tho LAM aud shs circumstances
, 1875-05-18


Tue following la taalo OF the contradictions
upon which tho Jury will have to docide In tho
great scandal suit, commencing With tie plain-
tiff hiu,aalf aud going down the list OF witnesses
In tho order 10 Which they were called:
Sir. Iilton-Contradscted by VI. Deecher, Des-
sie Turner, MessrH. Tracy, Halliday, Bsll. Rcd
path, johnson. Wllkcson. Mrs. Palmer, Woodloy,
Grey, Lucy Giloe. and htr. 6outhwick, eoyoral
witnesses who testified ~ to the Wtnsted affair
and the Kounsel procession, Thomas Cook. Jacls-
son Schultz, ME. Dechcr, aud tho Rev. Dr..
Ege!eston.
Mr. Moulton-By Bcechsr, c1sftn, storru, FREQ
land, Tracy, AEtnor, aud several Witnesses from
Nrs, Moulton-By Becclles. PeskIus (Connocti-
cut railroad magnate), bIr. Clcayolana, Nr.
Deccter'a steward, Mr. Doechcs's HiHter, Mrs.
peskins and Two O. telegraph operators. ~
rick.
Dcacon west-Dy Dnschc., Halliday, aud
C!cnYeiana.
sira. Martha BradshAw--Dy Dsssto Turner.
Mt. Joscph Rlchasds-u5 bsocher, Tracy, md
Bessie Turner.
Kate Smith alias cary-Dy sts. Bcacher and
aevnral Nitnosncs agalust htr for truth mud vo-
racity.
Miss Dossle Turner-Bv Tilson, Kato 3cDou-
aid, Martha Bradshaw, Joseph Richards, and
Ar. Martin Sunday .Bchool SUPERINTENDENT.
Nj. Dcccher-By Tlton, Monlton. Mrs. Moul-
ton, Dowon Deacon West. Mr.. Jauos, J0Heph
Richards, Kate Cary alias Smith, and Mr. Mar
tin.
Con. Ttac5-Dy Woodruff. Noulton, Tilton,
Martin, Ichard1, and Mrs. Moultou.
hlrs Oyingtop-l3y Mr. Martin,
Mr:, Thoa'aa cooko-Dy Tlsoo aud Stephen
Pearl Andrews.
Jamcs Woodley-Dy Titon. Longhi {rostaura-
teur). Stephen Pearl AnlrosB, md Mrs. Mlddlo-
blook.
Grey-By Tilton.
1{v nj 4r4ir
Dir. II. q. Bowcn-uy Dsecher, FEealan0,
Cla1iu, BtorEs, and Dr.. Eggies:nn.
Bam Wiikeaon-by 1ilton and BoNeu.
Oliver Johnson-Dy 1iton.
DR.. Ecgicston-Dy Ti!ton and Dowan.
Mr. Mnr.in-By Mrs. Oslngton, Gen. Tracy,
and Deasie Turner.
AIr. John BoutANtck-1,y Ti!ton and Woodruff.
Dasides those, dozens Ut Outsiders aEo BY tho
ears on tho praxouca Of Iiltou In thu nousael
procession. Aboyo, however, arc tho 1nAln con-
trRdlotlons.