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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-04-17
TAX COLLECTOR PuoKETTr

G. Puckette, the highly respected
conservative gentleman whom Gov.
Kellogg appointed Tax Collector of
Natchitoches parish, was, q few days
after he had assumed the duties of
his Office, assaulted and beaten by a
set Of ultra Democrats, whose evident
purpose was to flighten him into re-
linquishing the position of Collector.
The motive which actuated these men
would seem to an outsider mere ha-
tired of''the Kellogg government and
consequent unwillingness to tolerate
one Of its officials in their midst, but
in published address to the people
Of Natchitnclles Mr.. Puckette corrects
this impression. He says that the
persons who insti gated the attack
upon him are largely interested in the
collection of judgment tax of 40
mills, and that he incurred their ill
will by announcing his determination
to accept the opinion Of the Assistant
Attorney General as guide and re-
fuse to enforce the payment of this
exorbitant levy unless compelled to
do SO by the courts. Although the
judgment under which this tax is i'm
posed was rendered by a Republican
magistrate, and the Republican party
Of Natchitoches has been denounced,
with that fierce bitterness peculiar to
last ditch Democrats, as responsible
for the onerous burden put upon the
shoulders Of the tax payers, yet it has
been notorious that the greater por-
ton of the claims against the parish
for which the Judgment was given
are held by prominent citizens who
utterly repudiate any connection with
the Republican party, and at their in-
stauce the suit was entered and pros
ecuted to Il successful issue.
If Tax Collector Puckette has not
the attitude of his assailants
and there is every indication that
his version of their motives is correct
he will have the sympathy and sup
port of the people in his contest with
the I" bloated bondholders and their
ruffianly conductors. Aside from the
fact that he is generally esteemed us
an honest man and exemplary citizen,
his position as an obstacle to the en-
forcement of an exceptionally excess
sive tax will appeal strongly to the |
owners, through the effective
medium Of their pockets, and lndnce
hem to array their influence against
hose who would seek his overthrow.
The attack upon Mr.. Puckette was
'eprehensible and disgraceful but if
is moral effect upon a community
which has been too greatly Influenced
nay, apparently overawed-by vio-
ent political demag"gucs and agita-
ors, shall be that which we antici-
'ate, the occurrence will prove to
ave been a blessing in disguise.
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Notice.,

Moac0.
TyHE TAX PAYERS of the Corporation Of
4 Don.l6sonville are hereby natificd that
the Assessment Roll Of Town Property for
1875 has been deposited in my office, where
it will be held during thcte of thirty days
ensuing for alteration Or corrections
DAVID ISRAEL. Secretary.
Donaldsonville, March 18th, 1875.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-04-17

In recent number of the CHIEF we
bestowed 2 merited compliment upon
the conductors Of the Madison Journal
for marked improvement in that ex-
cellent paper. Our friends gracefully
acknowledge the compliment and
counter upon the CHIEF handsomely +:
Thanks, Brother Bentley for your appre-
citation Of our efforts. When We get our
paper mp to the high standard Of journalism
tho CHIEr has attained, we will congratulate
ourselves that We at least run one Of tho
peafost country papers in the State. Now,
some wicked brother will be saying the
CHlEF and Journal have formed q mutual
admiration bociety.
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NOTICES!


Taxes.
Nay l, 1876, to April l, 1876.
Vvhe Revised Statutes of the United States,
person engaged in any business, avslcatiOn,
or employment which renders him liable to
q Special Tax, to pr0cHvc and place eossspie-
aously IN lis establishment or Place ~ bstsi-
ness Staml, denoting the payment u said
Special Tax for the Special Tax year begin
ming May l, 1875. before commencing or con-
tinuing business after April 80, lH5.
The Taxes Embraced Within The
Provisions Of the Law Above
Quoted are the Follow
ing, Viz:
keetltiefa, 300 90
Dealers, retail. liquor. IS 90
Dealers, Wholesale liquor. 100 90
Dealers III malt liquors, Wholesale ;1)'OO
DealerA in malt liquors, RETAIL. 20 90.
Dealers in leaf fObaccO,. .......... 2j 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco. ...... 500 90
AMI ON sales Of over $1,000, fifty
cents for every dollar in excc.s III
.$1.OOV. E
Dealers in manufacturing tOl,aceo,.-. 90
manufacturers Ut stills. ...-......~.. 50 90
And for each still nanufaetuved. ~ 40
And for each worm nlxIss,faet urvl 20 UO
Manufacturers Of tOiDaeeU,. 10 O)
manufacturers Of CIGARS 10 ~
Peddlers Of tobacco, fsst risas. fniOre r
than two horses " ssIA1 ss,julujs1. 50 ~
Petl.llers af tOlHsces,, aeeOsssl siaxs, two e.
horses or either xnimsk... .... . Cd
Pedsilers Ut tolssessv third ~l..ss (s,s...
horse or other animaIs .. Is 90
Pc.idlers Of t.sstru, fourth class. I'm
foot OF p..hsir eunvcyancrl. 10 90
Brewers Of ~<x than 500 barrels. 80 90
nfeWrls Os :dD barrels or more, .-..- 100 W
Any person 70 liable, who shall fail tt,
comply with the foregoing requirements will
he subject IL severe penalties
Persons OF firms liable to pay any Of the
Special Taxes named above. lnnst apply Il,
y. \. Rice. Collector OF Internal Revenue At
Baton Rongs. La, and rsy for and procure
the Special Tax Stamp or Stamps they need.
prior to May ], 1873, and scieAost further no
J. w. DOUGLASS, az
Commissioners Of Internal Revenue.
Ofice Of Internal Revenue. Washipoto~ n
C., February l, 1875. srx33s
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Estimate Of Expenditures
Of the Parish Of Ascension for IT, On,
rent Year ending December 81, 1876.

secretary Of the Police Jury, 13Oo
n .'..or = Ie.s"Eer,-- GOO
faflsh Printer, AGO
farish Attorney, no
1, ,.1isn oofoiler,: .-.......... 40
X S =. hH.tehllhg Coroner, .-...-... 100
Jail Physicians, 81
sergeant-at-Arms Of Police jury. 50
Syndics Of Roads, oao
For services in criminal matters
Clerk OF Court, salssry in ft,ll.. eon .
S'erlft. salary in full, a0n
justices Of the Peace, 4th ward, saIa
Cs ~ IuIi, 40
Consfabics. 4th ward salaries IN finn. 10D
"ust'ces OF the Peace, other wards,
ca SALARIES in full. full. sos
f.s, Aoies, other wards, salaries in
aI,- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. COG
witnesses fees in District and Parish
CNH te.- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. aOn
district Attorney and Attorney pvo
fe"s, convictions lon
Jal'or. for maintenance of prisoner. INN
Police 5000 ~ = uiOTs,- 0OO
p.,,ny 80 -. 1T s0scHe, 400
Pml,f;. s.i....s .-:,-..--.---.---.--.. 100
appropriation for Recorders once. for
Ta neS ca ,n..,ees made,- 1000
l."n+;n.a,,. eo'n lensat'oD, ----.--. A4O
"a i'e"ses, ---..---.......- 362
Ao'''' - .4I4,4O2
L. D. ARCENEAUx. 81
fresident Police jury.
aENkY HAYMAN,
FhEDK DUFFEL.
Dist. Atty. pro An>.
COumittee.
ponal'l."nvill.. March 25. 1875. IA
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TO CONTINUE
FOB SIXTY DAYS ONLY!
Closing Out the Largest and Best
Assorted Stock Of Goods
Ever offered for Sale in Donaldsonville
Low COST!
AT THE OLD STAND OF THE LATE
MARX ISRAEL,
Mississippi Street, corner Of Lessard,
DON4LDS0NVzLLE, Ia.
For the purpose of settling up the affairs of
the Succession of Mr.. Marx Israel it is
necessary that the magnificent
ASSORTMENT OF
staple and Fancy
ID r. Y GOODS.
LACEs, TRIMMINGS, GLOVES.
TOILET ARTICLES,
LADIES' AND GENTS UNDERWEAR,
Latest Styles Of
MEMS AND BOYS READY-MADE
CLOTHING,
PLANTATION STORES,
STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES
BOOTS g. SHOES,
HATS 4 CAPS,
HARDWARE.
sADDLERY,
HARNESS.,
BUGGIES, CARRIAGES e. CARTS.
ETC, ETC., ETC,
Shall be Disposed Of Within the Eaxt
SIXTY DAYS.
Dating from Monday, February 18th. |
The Public is requested to remember that /
This In q Forced sale
md that the ENTIRE STOCK Of GOODS
must be sold as above specified
At Any Sacrifice!
The Inducements offered to purchaser.
re such as have never before been eouated
D this community. All are cordially invi-
I'd to call and price the Goods +
Look for the big sign Of
MARX nSRAEL
On the Front stroet.
1874 D0NALDS0NvzLLk. 1vr t
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-04-17

The following specimen Of pigeon
Epglish is copied verbatim from the
St James Repsdlican, official jou, nal
of the populous and wealthy parish, of
st. James:
Judge Landry, then proceeded with a
couple Of friends to the Batture for the pur-
pose Of viewing the body aud holding an in
quest Of said death if necessary, but found
the body in snch oopdition that an inquest
became unnecessary. he had no head NO
arms the sex pould only be assertained, but
by black pair Of breaches that the Jccease
Worned. W.
And notwithstanding the herculean
efforts which the diminutive but noisy
Rspsbliean is making for the instruc-
tion, Improvement and enlightenment
of the people, there are some persons
heartess enough to want it deprived
Of the oi1eia| printing contract! Fie !!
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE

TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE +!
STATE TAxEs, FOR 1874. :,
STATE TAX COLLEcToR's OFrlCE, }
Pafish Of Ascension,
Donaldsonvillc, La, April 3rtl, 1875.
DROPERTY HOLDERS 81 the parish Of
Ascension are hereby notified that tho
STATE TAX ron 1874 and DEIISouENr
Taxes are now due, and unless The same be
paid within TEN DAYS from tho date here
Of shall proceed to enforce payment &C.
cording to law.
Tax Collector, Ascension parish.
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FARMERS, READ THIS.

The Woods machine received the
first premium at the last Minnesota
State Fair. So did the Elward,,Har-
vester. So did the Champion No. 4
combined selfrake Reaper and Now
err. These are the machines John
Roller sells. John Roller. got the
first premium for the best assortment
of machines, and C.. G.. .Tobey the
premium for the second best assort-
ment, at the Stearns County Fair last
week. The first premium was $500
cash, the second premium was $500
cash. J. P. Hammered did not get
any of them. Woods Harvester,
with selfbinder, got the first diploma.
Champion No. 4 combined selfrake
Reaper had no opposition, which shows
that the Nord Stern made d mistake
in its this weeks paper, as Hammer
els only diploma is a blue band
with nothing else. The fact that the
Champion No. 4 had no opposition is
sufficient evidence that no other
machine could take the diploma from
it.
Farmers, if you want a bargain, go
to John Roller. You will find at his
| warehouse the best assortment of the
best machines in the market.
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Also, $50 to Zion. 70 be expended by SUI
pervisors ii ]. r. Klein's and paid on re-
port Of P. Hahn. I'll. '
Also, 500 to Wildwood, to be expended
BY Supervisors and paid on report of r,
Schroeder. .s,..., =; i s.:a..5 s lit
Also, $500 to Grove, for Sank River
b idge to be paid to Town Treasurer. 1''
Also, $50 to Fair Haven, to be expended
byJ. X. Noyes on Kimball and Maine
Prairieroad, and paid on report of John
P. Hammered. d .9555:f..@@s. .t..,-sfr, ~
Also, $500 to Spring Hill for bridge over
Sank river, to be paid on report Of Mr..
Hahn, ,z =. ~, ... =. -
These appropriations are to be paid on OF
before July Lat, 1875. 4.s$' 3.51..s5 n 57@1I 5:
The Board will complete their work this
afterno DON. " .f:.5i.E.v T"
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PASS THEM AROUND.

About two weeks ago We received from
I'D. p. Burr & Co., 80 and 90 Fifth avenue
Chicago Acknowledgements, five adyer.'
tisements with orders to insert for one year
The List included the advertisements Of
Field, Letter & Co., Lord Smith & Co.,
and the Union National Bank, the two
others being of "'Puts and Calls" and a
RAILROAD Watch" As is the rule with this
paper, We took measures to satisfy our
selves of the reliability and responsibility o.
D. P. Burr & Co. before publishing their
advertisements. Accordingly we wrote to
the publishers of the Chicago Tribune and
to Messrs. Field. Letter & Co., one of the
advertisers. The Tribune Co. say: g. :
eve never heard of the firm of D. P.
Burr & Co., consequently know nothing as
to their responsibility" .-.-.:.-',
Field, Letter & Co. write: TN reply
to yours of 28th ult. would say that we
know nothing about Messrs. D. P. Burr &
Co.,-do no businessivith them and from
what we hear don't wish top 800 -,
81 We notice that two or three papers in the
state-including one in this city-are pub
fishing this batch of advertisements. OF
course, they never will setany pay.for them.
Publiahezs would dowell to look somewhat
into the responsibility of these foreign adver-
Using agencies before accepting ordersfom
them, and thus avoid being victimized by
shazPers.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-07

SAuK RAP1Ds.-The little daughter of
Mr.. 8. P. Carpenter fell down stairs into
the basement Of the Russell House, cutting
her face and head badly and knocking out
three teeth.....-.Lee Colman, the little
boy who had lime thrown into his eyes By
apl.ymate, is out again, but with the loss
Of the night of one eye........G. L. Fisk
puhliahes card in the Sens;ael declining
the Republics. nomination for County At!
torney, on the grounds That hs hasn't time
and that he int qualified for the position:
10 advises the Deiaoeratic nominee ID
follow his example. eonebody wants Ed,
itor Ben. to nm ~ Peoples candidate for
Attorney, and he says he. will 90 home and
think about it. IL -,
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uRORTANT,

Messrs. Young / Bradford are now in
receip t of their fall stock Of new goods for
the fall and winter, and are prepared to
show their customers one Of the largest and;
most elegant assortment, in the state. The
ladies are especially invited 70 call and
examine the dress goods, fall and winter
styles, included in their new stock. They
cannot fail to BE- suited. Prices have b.eni
marked down very low
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MILLINERY GOODS.

Miss F. E. Clarke having just returned
from the East, .begs to inform the ladies
that she has now in stock . fine selection Of
millinery goods of the newest styles, to
which she would most respectfully . call
their attention. Herprices will be found
~ low a. the goods can be bought for At
any place west of Chicago.
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n. OTTENSMEYEF
FALL STOCK.

Talk about your big stocks and new
stylss!l Just 90 TO- Joseph: Hoxarl's and
see The nice beef lamb, pork, veal, venison
poultry, ETC.: which he is busy furnishing
every d.y to his customers! Everybody
knows that Howard is always ahead in the
meat line, serving his customers with the
best that can be had.
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in addition to the $45 allowed July soth,
1876. ~
The following were rejected: ~
N .........................$36 30
T. Barrett...".............. .............. 5 90
The County officers were instructed TO-
have their notices &C., printed in the Times
only. q: -. -,
The petition of ]. G. Timmers to be de-
detached from District No. 108 and attach
ed to No. 8 was granted.s,.s ..-. !. -.
The report of the Committee on the pe-
tition Of G. Witt for county road was
accepted. H.. .',< a..
The sum Of $500 was appropriated to the
town of Wakefield for the Cold Springs
bridge, and Messrs. Owen and Hammered
were appointed to see to its expenditure.
T, Also $50 in the town of Avon on county
road from St. 10 to Holding, to be expend.
ed under direction of F. Schroeder.
1t was voted that the county would pay
one.half Of the cost of putting stone piers
under the Sank river bridge, and Messrs
Schroeder, Owen and Hammered were ap.
pointed q Committee to cooperate with
the supervisors Of the town Of St. Cloud.
1t was voted to appropriate $500 to St.
Cloud city, to be expended under the di'
rection Of Commissioner Owen, for bridges
f.a Also, 500 to Getty to be expended by J.
n. Bruce for planks on county road by
Cleveland's and .veeders. j - J.:
Also, $50 to Holding, to be expended by
g. Warner, near bridge u spunk< Brook,
and paid on report Of Chairman of Super
visors. ~. :. i. - -,
Also, 40 to Brockw.y, (nsar Kenne dy's,
to be expended BY F. Schroeder Il / >@...
Also, $500 to Oak, to be expended b
Supervisors, for Two bridg over Getchel',
Greek, and paid on report Of r. Hahn.
Also, $75to ST. Joseph, to be expend ed
by Supervisors 1t Uderman's, and paid OF
report Of F. Schroeder. $3.50. =. y r r.
Also, 800 to St. Wendell, to be expend-
ed by n. Theisen across Watab meadow
near Thielman's aud paid on report of F
Schroeder. 'rs< @@s 5~. .7'r*% .>t.>
Also, $25 to st. Wendell, to be expended
BY F. Schroeder, on ST. Wendell and Avor
road. :~~.-. ~----. - ~.~-~-.,.
Also, as to st. Augusta, to b expended
#. Goenner, H.. Fietaam and n. Harman
on the Kingston and Forest City road, o.
report of ]. Hammered.
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AT JOS. EDELBROCK's

Mr.. Edelbrock has been busy this week
unpacking and putting on his shelves a
very fine stock of staple and fancy dry
goods, clothing, notions, etc. He has one
of the best aasortments of buck and kid
gloves ever in this market, to which he
would call the attention of all. As usual,
this stock of Mr.. Edelbrock's is well select
ed, and will be sold cheap.
His grocery department is supplied with
the choicest and best Of everything for fam
lily use. He would ask the especial atten-
ton of all to his new stock, confident that
he can give satisfaction. ".
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NEW ARRIVAL

Just received, . full stock of millinery
and ladies' fancy goods. A splendid as
sortment of hats and bonnets, latest fall
and winter styles; flowers Of all kinds
plumes, from the smallest tip to the. largest
size; embroideries, kid gloves, neckties,
collars, cuff corsets, felt akirts. scarfs, etc.
A large stock sofzfeal hair switches and
eurls. "A full" line Of sephyr worsted and
Germantown yarns. AN elegant assort-
ment ofjewelry. All Of these goods will
be sold very cheap. r.! :!T34:@:
II. OTTENSMEYER.
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ROLL OF HONOR.

ROLL OF HONOR.
We are indebted to Prof Haines for the
following copy of the Roll of Honor of the
Union School for the month of September {:
49, HIGH SCHOOL.
Prof. A. Haines, Principal. e
Anna Dressler 97.S9F. Montgomery 81. rs
Henry Dressler 95.0 Nellie Gilman 93.37
Geo. CLARK 95:O5 Horace Alden 92.97
Willis Hoyt 6495lEdwin Staples 92.0o
: SENIOR GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT..
Miss Pouers, Teacher.
Malcolm Atkins $500 Mary Beaupre 88.05
May Clark 1915 Lewis Carlisle 88.O5
Minnie Marvin 1926 Nellie Hunter 1925
Rupert Dressler SO. 90 Lulu Bonham 84.OO
VIM. Anderson ss.66 Hattie Noyes e4.00
JUNIOR GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.
Miss a. Orummet, Teacher.
Maggie Currie 96.06E M. McKusick $500
Mary Huber 96.O1 j. Mcconnell $500
Jennie Stebbins 81. 90 John Gatz 92.OO
A. Bogenrief 93.08| F. Henderson 91.O5
Bonnie Smith 93.05lJ. McComb 91.O1
IND INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
Miss B. ConneA, Teacher.
w. Wakefield 800 Minnie Rogers 7l.33
Frank Moulin 1900 Otto Metzroth $500
Lola White 1854 Rose McKelyy 63,l8
&. Ottensmeyer 1900 Willie Stabler 62.OO
Minnie Miller 1900 Anna Carlisle 1878
1sT INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT..
Hiss Jennie Oven. Teacher.
Geo. Marvin 1OO.0OIJohn Arseneau 5000
Susie Wright 97.O5| NJ. Montgomery87 .O5
r. Dunning 96.25| Mary Arseneu 87.05
Geo. Stabler 92.51I Willie Wing 5000
Jen. Hayward 90.00lLizie Sloan $500
2ND PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Miss Fannie E. Beal, Teacher.
Jennie Marvin $500, Minnie Delaney91 80
Berthe Bowen 1888 Eddie Marvin 90.66
John Winslade $3.50 Susie Metzroth 5000
Louise Sloan 92.33 Hattie Sumner $50
Mabel Atkins 81 .oo Jan'te Beaupre 90. Sc
1sT PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Mics Matte E. Wright, Teacher. 49,,
Charlie Wright10 DO .00I Jessie Hines 900C
Edith Chase 81 .OO VIVA Huber 9OOC
P. Vandersluis $500 N. Raymond $500
Chris. Headline 80. 90 Willie Shields $500
Johnnie Chase 900 Emma Sumner 81 .0(
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Official Paper Of the City.
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

Notice Is hereby given to the Republican voters
ofthe Third Legislative District in the County Of
Stearns, that there will be . Republican Convsn-
ton held At Cold SPRING. Tuesday, October 18th,
At O'Clock P. ~, for the purpose of nominating
Representative to tho Legislature for said District
and to transact such other business - may come
before the netting. -
W 4 e aFMeoD' Committee.
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TO THE VOTERS.

1 hereby announce myself as an inde-
pendent candidate for the office of Treas
uzez, Of steazns County, and solicit your
OF e.. r. . ia. MOOsBRUGGER.
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~ Do you ,oant d frst-class se,oiing
machine for rothingf # so, read our
premium offer on the fourth page.

DO not fail to go to 81. z. Mitchell's
and examine his new stock of furnishing
goods, just received. tits the incest and
most complete assortment in the city. Find
everything you want, aud cheap too. +:
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FOR SALE OR FOR RENT.

A dwelling house in lower town, north.
west Of the Normal. School. Good barn
well, etc. Will be sold very cheap and on
easy terms. Inquire At this Office, or OF
Cooper Il Hinchilwood. - 80 tt.'''' -
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-10-07

Tuesday evening sixteen couples
of the Clearwater Good Templars
visited this city, took supper at the
West House, and attended the meet
ing of the St. Cloud Lodge I. o. G..
IT'S. They were accompanied by
G. M. Moonlight, the District Dep
uty of the Order.