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Foreign News.

BERLIN. July 25.-The North German
Gazette, commenting on the recent sub
missions of Catholic clergymen at law for
the administration of church property,
says: The Episcopate has thereby aban-
doned the principle hitherto maintained
that the politics and ecclesiastical mas
tiers can only be regulated by means of
independent arrangements between State
and church. The Gazette infers that the
Roman Cura has given permission to the
clergy to decide for themselves, at the
same time assuring them decisions in ia.
vor of submission, will not be regarded
as an act of disobedience to papal author
ity. This, continues the Gazette, may
be considered as changing tho struggle
between the political and Ecclesiastical
powers, and the Catholic Episcopate will
probably urge upon Rome the necessity
of extending still further freedom of ac-
ton in these matters.
MUNICH, July 25.-The electoral col
leges of Bavaria have chosen members
of the Lower House, which stands 70
Ultra,nontanes to rs Liberals.
LIVERPOOL, July 25.--A meeting was
held at Btrk nhoad to-day to indorse
Plimpsall's course in Parliament. Sew
eral thousand sailors and workingmen
were present. Resolutions expressing
sympathy with and pledging support to
Plimpsall were adopted.
LONDON, July 25.-In accordance with
notices given by Cation Masters of Ash.
ton, Staley's bridge, Dunkenfield and
Massley, lockout commenced in several
ofthe mills on Saturday, and unless the
operatives yield by the end of the month
the mills still open will be closed, as the
time of notices expires. in which cas-,
several thousand people will be thrown
out of work; meantime the strike set OF
foot by the operatives in Oldham goel
into effect tomorrow and will involv,
100 mills and $4,000 hands.
LONDON, July 26.-Amount of bullion
gone into Bank of England on balanc,
to-day lis, 900 pounds.
Thirty cotton mills closed at Oldham
to-day, the operatives refusing to aocep
the masters terms in regard to wages.
PANAMA, July 26.-Peace has been re
stored at San Miguel, the scene of III,
late ultra montana riots in Salvador
The Bishop of Santa Tecla and sevel
priests were secretly arrested and hur
ried under the guard of one hundre,
soldiers to Port Libertad, where the,
were put on board steamer and sent t.
Nicaragua. Bishop Carcamo and tw
Canons have been expelled from tn
country, also Provisor Rodriguez. |
was discovered that similar outbreaks t
that of San Miguel had been arrange
for all over the Republic.
BERLIN. July 26.-The story Of til
arrest at Londrek of Count Dezmbrel
his mother and chambermaid, on
charge of conspiracy to assassinate tn
German Crown Prince is untrue.
WAS fabricated by clerk of the Count g
Londrek, who has been arrested. Ther
Is no such person as Count Dezmbrek.
LONDON, July 26.--The manager of th
United States cable says no stockhold,
has been denied information. A sma
portion of the cable has been injured
probably by ice. The contractors al
now replacing with good cable its il
jured part.
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District Court.

The District Court met Monday at 10
q. M, pursuant to adjournment, and
transacted the following business:
The criminal calendar being called, all
cases thereon by consent of counsel are
passed subject to a motion by either
party to be taken up and placed upon
the calendar.
The civil calendar was disposed of as
follows: NJ. W. Fox vs.. A. McMath ct
al; D. McKelvey vs. Central Nevada
Railroad Company; NJ. Parasich vs..
Meadow Valley Mining Company; A. D.
Wilcox ct al vs.. N. Wines; the said
causes continued for the term.
A. F. Barron VS.. A. Delmoie; Jacobs
& Sultan vs.. p. Heintzelman; State
Bank of Nevada vs. F. Wheeler e. Co.
John Il. Ric- assignee vs. Magnet Min
ing Co. ct al; M. Regain vs.. N. Wescoatt;
j. W. Peck Va. W. G. Glissan It al; E.
Willett VS.. r. & E. M. Co.; F. W. Clute
vs.. W. H. Hall; Meadow Valley NJ. Co.
vs.. A. W. Maxwell; John Mcdonald vs..
l. Hinzeman; the setting of the above
causes passed to Monday, August I'd,
1875.
Jacobs & Sultan vs. d. Murray, passed
to be placed upon the calendar upon
motion. ,,.- --. -.
B. Il. Tregaskis vs.. j. n. Langford,
passed to the September setting of the
calendar.
Thos. Kehoe VS.. w. G. Glissan, set for
trial BY the Court on Monday, August
2, 1875.
Washington & Creole S. M. Co, VS..
Meadow Valley NJ. Co.; action dismissed
by consent of counsel at the cost of
plaintiffs.
Phoebe West Ex. NJ. Co. VS.. Raymond
Il Ely Mining Co. time continued to
plead to and including the 10th of
August.
John Newman vs.. Taylor Bayles; ar
gument on motion to dissolve restrain
Ing order, motion withdrawn.
Chas. Virgins vs.. Meadow Valley NJ.
20; stay of proceedings granted for 60
days.
Court then adjourned until Wednes-
day, July 2sth, at 10 a. m.
OUR readers will observe in to-day s
RECORD, from the Executive Committee
OF Nevada Centennial Commissioners. q
notice to the effect that Messrs. White.
hill and Stewart are the only ones antbor
lied to collect specimens of mineraIs 70,
the purpose OF making showing of tbe
mineral wealth OF this State At the Cen
tsnnisl Exhibition. Any other parti.,
thsp those above mentioned are MOI
authorized by the State to make any col.
lection of mineral specimens.
A LARGE party OF ladies and gentleu.
called at Mr.. Norvall's residence las
evening TO tender himself and brid,
their regards. A choice collation. wa.
prepared, Of which all partook, and annie
the popping of champagne corks tn,
health Of the bride and groom wal
quaffed. II the happy couple but EMO,
hall the blessings that were so I,bt rail-,
bestowed, their pathway will be NOR,
than ordinarily ilumined by the su,
OF happiness.
FRED EDDY was yesterday put in a
keeper for the lime kiln now burning il
the neighborhood of Sherwood's lumbe
yard. Eddy was instructed to allow n,
one to move thing from the premises
uot ne says under the circumstances u,
one VIII care to move anything at pres
euI' as the kiin Is red hot and no on
can approach within twenty feet Of it. ]
will probably burn abou. ten DAYS.
il. HALpIs & Go. have just receive
alarRe lot OF wooden and stee, hail.
forks; also some lone-tined hay forks
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DELINQUENT SALES,


HUM and Hunt silver Mining ce-.
pany.-lccation Of Principal Place Of Bur.
mess. san Francisco, California; location q
works. Ely mining District. Lincoln county,
the following described stock, on account Of
assessment mo. III levied on the 18th day Of
May, 1878, the several amounts set oppoute the
names OF the respective SHAREHOLDERS, a. fol.
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.,x rx.NCIsco STOCK REPORT

San FRAScfsco, July 70.
sx.l MORNING SALES.
sass ophir-5sS 53s s3x ST. 4'toss
$50 Mexican-2l 2oA DS "
sos Gould Curry-lss isS
$40 Best L Belcher-52k d
las ssvage--l22 40
80 Chollsr potosi-5o I9S
90 Hale & Norcross-44 ~ y
ssS Crown POINTS, 49, S3S 5SA
955 Yellow Jscket-e0 SO
tS5 imperial-loss los lo% los
100 Empire Mill-7a IN IN
25G ii Ouartz-3S
81 Krutuck-lo
40 Alphs-2l IN II
0ib Belcher-29t 29A
40 Confidence-25a IS 24A 25b3o
800 Con virginia-33O 329 32sS
I3sO Sierra Nevada Is l6t5 1875
1850 California--62 81 y 62A 62AbS
1870 Justice-l47 las $50
ZOO Bullion--55 81 = 81 54b3O
30 Seq Belcher-l0o99
Exchequer-0o
10 uverman-75 75h 74h 1oA
345 Union Con-SA 81
27l0 Lady Bryan--lb
800 Julis-22s. 23 23S
440 Globe-lS
rs Caledonia--25 % 25S
$50 Utsh-l2
40 Baltimore Con-4ih 4
800 silver hill-l0A II liz liz
80 Eclipse-8
100 Chailenge-6zs TEX
$50 Dayton-4's 81
100 Occidental-3S
90 Rock Island-3 ia
$50 n Con--3a
lis American Flat-3H so
900 Alta-2
6lo woodyille-2A az
AFTERNOON SALES
as Meadow valley-5k 67s
$40 raymond L Ely-49 49S SO 50A
$40 Eureka Con-58
$50 Jackson-2
$50 Phoenix
$50 Alps-l0c
100 American Flag-2
Is Chief Of the Hills
$50 Bye Patch-1A
so FL Dorado South-8
55KK Cons
IS Cherry Creek-1 IN
sI5 Leopard-l3s4 l3s 1917 l3k
$50 Jefferson-43s AZ
s75 Gila-5s
go Tiger
1925 Mansfield-2 IN Ia
ll90 Golden Chariot-la IL IL
so st Patrck-1n
100 Mahogany-1A II
260 South Chariot-a
100 War Eagle-h
$50 Empire (Idaho)-37hc
395 Poorman-4
$50 Illinois Central-5H
800 Pauper-30c
800 South Mountains
100 Mint 4oc
75O Lady washington-21 IN
lle0 Kossuth-2a
$50 Seq Rock Island-1
900 Andes-4Ss 4ysbl0 Az 6b3O
200 Cosmopolitan-60c
$50 Leviathan-A
200 Whitman-2A
$50 Florida-2A
40o Wells Fargo-3Oc
rs Prospect
65 Niagara-a
$50 Ophir-52 52A
lis Overman-73 y T3A
GAS California-6l& CEN 90 Oh y 81 Abs 6lt
6lAb5
las Mexican-20A 20z
800 sierra Nevada-l6 l6b5
100 Con Virginia-326
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.
HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
N B Nerval and wife Jas Giles and wife
Mrs Hill and children W Hickman
By GILMAN l. sAL1sBURYs HAMILTON LINE;
Fanny Taylor
DEPARTURES.
BY HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
James Bullough
Fl Arnold Sam Peters
Jake Cohn
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And in accordance with law and N order Of
ase Board Of Directors, made on the tn
.jay Of May, 1875, 50 many shares Of each
parcel of such stock 90 may be necessary win
BE- cold ct public auction, ct the once Of he
Company, Room 2, No. 400 California seteeA
San Francisco, California, IN Frsaayf the
Ninth day Of July, 1875. ct the hour q 90
O'Clock p. m. OF aid day. TO pay said delin.
a,Aent assessment thereon. t0pethey w1sn 60
OF ADVERTISING and expensee u the -
nm T. L. KlN1A11r -
once: Room q, No. 100 California ~ u
Francisco, California.
PostpoDsnAsnG
Al meeting Of the Beard q O1Eessus. nesS
,niv ath' le76 TIE above ale - Peepooeo
ninth Friday, July 80, 1879, . ~ 49,
hour snd place. r. Z. xYNDAIL. eecsseasy.
/ omc.-- Room 2, No. zoe CaltfosAta sescees -
rrsncieco, california. ~
| POstpone9aent.
ma above sale 10 hereby .postponed until
Friday. July oOtA. ls7s. q The Aans heef
NV TT. U1DAlI. eeezslazY.
umce-Hoom z No. ~ CAld&seAi4
| aan Isanolseos CH1afoa11A.
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by WESTERN UNION LINE.
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departments.

Students are received a

- ven rnFncts.
his HE cheapest College Of the Ike
grade in the %of'd' .,.,,,.,..c, r,,,,,...
?. In luur >pet.di,.i>s i ch@''e''s's COW.
,iuon. :....,-,.,, .,..,,
3. Il cxciap'i'ie 'i''i '' IT. .'''.'''' Wv.
be very good and vefy cheap ."'"a q ''''''"'
~ tie dogma "t some. 49,.
, :. Ii e,,ucates males ami i'ni'
i natural and right-n"w :" "ec''c" ~ ca
u,rts. in, long ago hy cc"'Sii sense
6. No expense will b $3.50 l" S''.''''
teacher, q. the iinc,'f n'"'e N Europe ana
Americ.l.
7. /, is ,ruly N"'io','' i"S'''";e' aa',
y,,,,,hs rr all Sections are soiicrrn !" o"'ne i,H'
icsm friendships ,hat viii a" -'ca'y 'e"'' u
mi e rs 4 united people, AID pe'p'''a'e q"
| liberties.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09

THE PorrrrcA,. ProsrEcr ~ New YOsK.--
The ST. LOUIS Republican comments as 'oF
lows, touching the political outlook IN I've"
York:
n1DIn1rnas is considered good for round
lnjoti,y, Notwithstanding the ex:
Republican plau@,m
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09
'Sne f1as,lc Gciic%e.

for the North anu tllc Ho"'h.
Scotland Prc;udie,s nins, be ces'royed, or
,,y, Nat;aaGi Patriotism unt
,eqs. 10 erist. -
Thcre Is no way so effective as the bring
;, ,,.,c,her the mobile youths rom I'll sections.
and lave q, heart NE making ,hen devoted
friends ia College days.
No. l,-scholarships, Male and Female.
Wishing to extend to grcat number oi
students rhe..rryiic2c OF attending Nr"p'"Hen
rolIaue and enable those III ithlieI cir'n"'
stances 10 ACQUIRE an education, The hai'a2eF>
or N,opboaep College have determined IL
| seI, one thousand Scholarships in this ,oi'ese
| :, ,h, su,o of one hundred dollars each, and
,I,,, y,han one thousand are sold, each Pnr
1 ,L,sar shalI forever thereafter have the rgIl
o. ,o,,d , student TO THIS College free OF al
tuition fees.
ar,,n ,cmpn, oi aih IN this cau'e are req''e'
tel to transmit IL J. VI. "a""'' o''''''''
| Tenn bond ioI Scholarships, as !"il"" :.
For and in consideration Of one Sth"''r
hin at Ncophugcn College, which guarantee
IN the purchaser forever thereafter the FiShl
s,ud one student to Neophoecn CoiieSe Tree
all iuitirn fees, the unfrrsiShec pf"'i'Ses ~
binds himself bis heirs. executors an" ID.
mini,r,ators, TO pay to the Treasurer "s a'l
College one hundred ioiiars, TO be paid
soor as ore thousand Scholarships lave bee
solr. and tic undersigned has been not,iic
of same, and tho same 10 bear interest ir"i
lime of noice being given until patd, ~ 81
, per cent The rjsl Of said Scholarship YES
when the one hundred dollars are paid, an
I 70 coi'tinuc forever.
S hereby bind myself, my heirs, etc, to III
a fiji this obligation.
c As witness my hand and seal, tl''s-'i'
OF -,". =
!, o.. 81 "
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09
DRINTING OFFICE for Sale

a complete outfit for country newspsper
ounce Is offered for sale by The undersig ned
upon the most liberal terms The material
is That used in prin ing the Delhi Chronirlx.
consisting OF press and fixtures, a large i'm.
posing stone, seven brass galleys, four com.
posing sucks, large quantity Of furnture,
three-case font of small p;ca. and ;,.I;c .
one case font of bourgeois, one case font O,
new minion, with itaic, one font of great
primer, twelve case cabne. of fancy and
'iiie letter Of the latest styles and all new,
several other cases Of display and fancy jol,
type; mallet shooting stick, quoins, and in
Tact everything requisite for good country
once. Specimens of paper printed with the
material forwarded on application. If you
mean business call on or address.
THOS. }. MANGHAM.
eonu RAJ lie, La.
N.b-Exchanges will confer favor by
noteIng this offer or copying advertisement.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09
Canueai FRUITS and Vegetables,

CASES NImsen& Sons packing
COO consisting of Corn, Peas Toma-
toes, Lima Beans, Srcotash, Peaches, Pine
Apples, Gooscbcrries, Strawberries, Blue
Plums, Rhubarb, Whorreherries and Black
berries also assorted PIE Frnits, put MP,
specially for Ho,cls, Stcani oats AMI Farnil,es.
# LAsXI. < ErsIgsroy,
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09
Peter3On's Magazine.
GREhT OFFERS FOR 1874.

r-7yn A Five Dollar Mnzzoria: Engrav'"- a
a Premium 10 cvcry person Getting ~ a
Club 81
CHEAPEST AND BEST.
pETERsoN's MAGAZINE has the best ori9l-
S'orjcs Of any Of TIE lady's books, the best
Cn'crrd Fashion Plates the best Receipts, the
Stool Engraving, dc, Ne. Every family
nu.}r to- t.,,,a It, 1t gives more for the money
INA" my "a he void.
Term lalways in advanced $500 a year.
Great reductions To clutS.
ACklr"ss tHAS. :. !ET"RSoE,
500 Chestnu; St , Philadelphia, Pa.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09
THE CORN CROP.
The Largest Crop Ever Made
Its COntEi ion Stale Averages.

wAsarscsox. Sept 25.--Thc ,cport "i
the Dcpar,nentef Ag,i"ut,"rc S'ys al IL"
corn crop ..Cossd il Lc r,ulun.i,!y iii"n"''.
the asc,eyae woati exceed Sny pseN.o">
crop, a,,j TIC yield i'sa s..e r''c; al til Desi.
Notwithstanding the losse&Gy ii!' Overflow "i
bottom. and tile s;,tura,ion 0gtpuLvy fit soils
"a IA Ia, SEES are proving less tit the usual
damages by drouth and insecttsAWl'i!e The
rains have benefited the crop on 4sher AMI
dryer soils Nearly everywher, cern IS late
in ma,uring, from ono - Two w'eeN but a
general high condition is massiaitsi the
average i,eing one p cent. higher tha'i an
gust. The State averages arc: Mai'se, l'5;
New Hampshire, 100; Vermont, 90 Masss'
chusers, 100; Connev;cn, 1885, New York
80, New Jersey, Ill; Pennsylvania, los
Delaware, 100: Maryland, 1876; Virginia
li2; North Ca,ciina. 10l; Sourh Carolina
81; Georgia, 80 Florida, SO Alabama, III
Mississippi, ll6; Louisiana, $50 texas, 80
Arkansas, 1903; Tennessee. III; West VIZ
gir;a, 10Y Kentucky, l03; Ohio, 81; Michi
gan. lOl lqdiasa, 81 Illinois, %; Wiscoi.
si-. 90; M1aaosoia, %; Iowa, 49, ;ssonr
III; Xnusas, 100; Ncusa.Ea, so: ~.a.iornn
%; Oregon. 100.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09
mule for Sale.

A large black mule will be sold cheap Tor
~ cash This mnle can be bought Tor the
small sum Of Sl25 90. This mule cost s2oo:
+. Mcdonald, who lives seventies south OF
Rayville, is authorized 20 sell tn esaine IL
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09

NOE SALE: Three valuable tracts Of
land, near Girard, i."ni>i'na.
The undersigned has procured the agency
for the sale of three tracts of good wood land
near Girard. One place with 40 acres two
Other places 100 acres each; one mile, one
and half and Two and a half. from Uirard.
The 100 trac; will be sold for 1928 per acre
for cash; the other ~ 100 per acre on one
..vp and three years notr WIKI mortgage re-
ri. Ell. For further particulars, apply TO
WILEY Z. NANGHAM,
F.b. I'll. e Rayvi!le, La.
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09
Er J. Walkers California Vim

Ur. !, Walkers California VIII
c-ar Bi,.crs are a purely Vegetable
nrrparation. made chiefly from the ma
live herbs found on the lower ranges oil
HE Sierra Nevada mountains OF Caiilor-
mia. the medicinal properties OF when
are extracted thcrcfrom without the uso
Of Alcohol. The question Is almost
daily asked. "What is the cause OF tho
UNPARALLELED success Of VINEGAR BIT
TEEs9" OR answer is, that they remove
the cause Of disease, and tho patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and u lifc-givinS prlnclplc,
n pcricct Renovation and lnylgorator
of the system. Never before IN tho
history Of the world has medicine been
compounded possessing the TcmafkaDIe
! qualities of VINEGAR BITTERs III healing tho
! sick Of every disease man is heir to. lhey
! are y gentle purgatiyo as well as lonlc
/ relieving Congestion or Inflammation oil
the Liver and Nisceral Organs, III Bilious
| Diseases.
Tie properties Of Dr.. WALKER =,
VINEGAR BrrIERS are Apcrent. Daphore =.
Carmiuativc Nutritious. Laxative. Dut-
Sedativc. Couitcr-lrgitaut, Sudoutlc, @,
tive, and Anti Bilious.
Il. II. Ec.II:Nt;.D - CH.-rniI,
druggists and Iicn. \ cts. san Francisco. \.
and cor of Washington aud Charlton SIS
, Sold by all Druggists and -
Richland beacon., 1875-10-09
How 70 Find Out H;s0m Any
Given Person VIII Marry.

1t don't require any astru.oser. q medium,
or gypsy with dizzy Pack Of card.
|, is very Simpie-cs IN a Nutshell AMI
IN he expressed IN very few words
They are these:
The last person yon would think OF.
liza cirl expresses her ionduess for majestic
men with large whi.kers, make mp your mind
,I,at she will marry very small man win
none.
If she declares that s'mind" is all she looks
for, exccp; to see her siand before the altar
with very pretty fellow who la, Just sense
enough to lie crava; bow.
It. on the contrary, she declares she must
have handsome husband, Look about you
for the piaincsi person in the circle oi her
ncuuainpnce and declare ''iIat is the man
for II will he.
Men are almost as bad.
The gentlemen who desires wife with q
mind and mis- ION, marries a, hsPin9 baby
who screams a, the sight Of; mouse AM!
hi,,es her face when she hears sudden
knock at the door
And the gentleman who dreaded anything
Ike strong mnde,lness exni;S IN the fact IN
wife is everything he detested.
fla girl says of Cn., Marry han! IL
rather die" look upon the af,air as settled
AMI expcc, cards to the wcdeiag OF these iva
people.
liza man remarks Of lady, "Not my siyi'
a, all, await patiently tie al;iearance oi III
name in the matrimonial column III connoc
ton with that ladys.
Aud if amy two people declare 'hemseive
"fiicnds and nothing moro" You Will Hno>
what win come next.
There is no hypocrisy in this, and SIC
marriages are invariably the harpiest
People 10 10, know themselves, aud max
great mistakes about their intentions.
love is terribly pcrplexinS when he ne
hegius to upset ones theories, and when u
arrow first peTces the bear; there is such
fiu,tcrrg there that i, is hard to guess Il
ca,,sc.
Besides. man proposes and God dispose
and it is the Il don't know what WI
which people fall in love, anil not their pee
iiariiies which could be given in a passpo'
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1875-03-10
,.s4e., City Council. 81
Adjourned meeting, March 5th.

Adjourned meeting, March 5th. ei
Aid. Slaughter absent. H
Minutes iof last meeting read and ap.
proved. ind aaGy So .Es 4s.t .y
AID. Jackman introduced an ordi-
nance in relation to disturbing the peace
and quiet of the city. Adopted.
Also, ordinance relating to migrants,
&c. Adopted .s4 .A
/. Also, ordinance relating to habitual
disturbers of the peace and persons
abusing their families. Adopted.
Also, ordinance relating to gambling,
swindling, &c. Adopted:
Also, ordinance relating to houses OF
ill-fame, &c. Adopted.
Also, ordinance relating to common
prostitutes. Adopted. 3!3 tG,73'
5 Also, ordinance relating to carrying
of concealed weapons. Adopted. aE5
Also, ordinance relating to horse rae
ing, sporting, &C., on the Sabbath day.
Adopted. ad 5I-.
Also, ordinance relating to drunken
ness. Adopted. ID & 81. DsSyo .1I
Also ordinance relating to 1ewd and
lascivious behavior. Adopted. egdu
aG Adjourned to Thursday evening, March
11th.lg al t5&s n; UGT oltf9S4&fa = Y6iitgssfd