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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-03
APPLICATION ron PATENT,
NOTICE NO. a,s.

q. =. s.rvsy Nss. I2l asa iss.
TT 8. LAND oFFicR. CARSON CITY.
hereby given that the Prospect Gold and Silver
Mining Company. duly establishes. By The laws
Of California (whese Postocice address 10 San
Francisco. California; and claiming one thou'
sand feet 81 the Lee vein. lode or mineral de-
po.ii. bearing gold and silver, together With
lying and being situate within the Silver star
Mining District. county OF Storey, and State
OF Nevada. has made application 10 the United
States for . patent title TOR said mining claim,
which 10 mofc fully described - 70 mstes and
bounds By The otiei.l pat posted on TIE el.im
carron United States Land once, As follows,
to-wit:
Beginning at Post No. 4. being the point OF
location. situated on Q southerly slops about
100 feet northerly nom Toli-houss, On the
stack Of the Occidental Nil south Is degrees
sast; the smoke aiaek Of the Buckeye holsting
works south 10 degrees east; stoveplpe efLes's
cabin south Is degrees east; North Occidental
company's shaft'house north 7vdegrets6 min.
utes east. and running from said Post No. Il
Post Ne. .; whence bears the ene.Suarter
section corner on the south line Of section IS,
Township u NORTH. range 81 east, Mount
Diablo Meridian. south 70 degrees east. distant
100 feet; thence Qrom said Psst No. ~ ssc-
ond course, ;outh ~ dsErsss we:t. crossing
No. .; thence, third course. north cav degrees
west to0 feet 70 Post No. 4; thence, fourth
eourse. north 2fk degrees east crossing Town
ship line at S1f feel, 1000 feet 10 Post No. Q;
thence. hth course, south eeA degrees east
100 FEET 70 Poe. No: !. the psins Of beginning.
BearIngs expressed NON the tine meridian.
MAGNETIC variation. l6H degrees east.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-03
Eureka items.
lrrou the Eur.t. sentinel. June IL

[from the Eureka Sentinel. June IL
On visiting the Hoosac mine q day or
two since, Il was discovered that some
miscrsant hal sawed nearly in two one
OF tho long ladders BY which access TO
the deeper portion Of the mine 10 OBJ
tanned. Work was suspended there
some time since. owing TO legal diaioul-
ties. and IL Is thought that the person
guilty Of the decd Is one formerly al
work. and did ID in revenge for not bo-
ing able TO receive wages due. II was
by q mere accident that the discovery
was made. and should the wretch doing
il DO found. he should be made an e.
ample Of and receivs the everest pun
ishmsnt capable Of being bestowed.
A man named Patrick Roach met with
a severe accident last Saturday evening
ut tho Richmond Works. He was en-
gagged in chopping wood when . splinter
fiew upward and entered the left eye.
infiicting q painful wound. and came
very near destroying the sigh. Of tho
visionary organ. The splinter cut
through the corner. causing the aqus-
GUS humor TO discharge through the
curtain Of the iris. DR.. A. @. Bishop
was called 10 dress the wound. and sue
ceeded in contracting the pupil by ply
sastigma. The physician has strong
hopes Of saving tho eye and restoring
sight in full to 1t.
The Richmond Company yesterday
shipped 10 bars Of refined bullion. BY
Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S express, 10 San
Francisco. valued at SO. 044 10.
The ella Company. Of Rsvsills Dis
trict, yesterday shipped BY Wells, Fargo
bullion. valued at SEES I 90. T
The Eureka Con. Co. yesterday
shipped 100000 pounds. and the Ailas
Company 40.2s7 pounds Of bullion. by
tho Eureka and Palisads Railroad.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-03

Mn. CAlHuTn. editor OF tho vineland
IN. J.) 'hdtp@deni, who was shot some
timo ago, having sold out his interest in
the paper. remarks in tho course Of q
lively valsdictory ; 1.-TWO months con-
slant wrestle with a bullet in our brain
has convinced US that NO lack tho ca
pacity TO develop a lead mine and pub
iish an independent viueland newspaper
At the same time"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-03

Or forty-sevcn States and Terrific
ries, including the District OF Columbia
eleven have failed to report TO the Gen.
tsnniL Committee any action in regard
to the next years celebration. Dakota
Delaware, District Of Columbia, Ken
lucky. Maryland. Minnesota, New
Hampshirs. New MEXICO. Utah. Vermont
and West Virginia arc the dslinquonts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-03

The gras.hoppsr plague is developing
an unprecedented amount Of hbsrality
in small towns. Some farmers had re-
ceived . contribution Of seed-corn from
Iowa. with which 10 replant a devastated
n~eighborhood. and the local paper print
ell n puff Of q village st~orekeePer who
had allowed them the FREQ uso OF his
scales for the purpose Of dividing the
pruiu-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-03

ALArr special dispatch from Rome
relates that tho Pope will hold . Con-
nistory on June ~. whom the Ave Car
dinals IN psao will DO fully confirmed in
rank. The Bishop Of virtOrbo. Italy.
Mgr. Sera1ni. will also assume the pur-
pie. APPOINT OF moro interest TO Amer
leans Is that Cardinal McClosksy is eI-
pected 70 arrive in Rome before tho
Consistory meets. and will thon choose
his title a q Prince OF The Church.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-03

Urto the present time, ten japanese, OF
Yokohama. have expressed an intention
10 exhibit articles ut tho Philadelphia
Exposition. The exhibitors at present
announced have notified their intention
Of sending goods 10 tho value or $751;
900, tho exhibits consisting chiefly Of
porcelain. bronzes. lacquer work. ivory
aud o1jets dart.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-03

THsaE Is some stir in New Hamp-
shire in consequence Of q member elect
to Congress from ons Of the Districts
being voted for a. Frank Jones instead
Of Franklin Jones. II was not until
after he had bssn elected President OF
tho United States that Il was discovered
Frank l'ierce had q lin " to his given
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-03

IT Is officially announced in Paris that
the vsIed question Of how the restored
vsndoms Column shall DO crowned has
been settled. The statue Of Napoleon.
as il was before the Commune. will be
replaced. and the complete restoration
Of tho whole monument will soon he
accomplished.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-03

IuxnE Is . Frenehman on his travels
in England. who writes home that in
Liverpool the hsarses stand at tho cor
ners in rows waiting for customers just
a. csbs do in othor places.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-03

Tur Eureka Saiinsi entered upon its
ninth volume on the LIST instant. II re-
marks that the outlook is favorable"
The S~sniinslis q good paper. We wish
IL prolonged succcss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-03

JACOB LITTLE CONSOLIDATED
81 Mining oonpany.-Locatisn Of .Priselpal
Place OF buslnoss. San Krsnciaeo, California.
Notice 10 hereby given that At . meeting Of
the Beard OF Directors. held on the slst day OF
Nay. 1878. an assessment tNo. ~ Of Ten Cents
per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United states gold and silver coin, TO the
Any stock npon which this assessment shall
rsmsln unpaid on the Sosh day Of June. ie1a.
will be delinquent. and advertised for sale
at public auction. and unlsss payment 10
made before, will be cold on the soth day
! 'os,;b 1s1'; " p. so ,ss az ss', .S., n:s' :ss az.
penscs Of sale.
BY order Of the Directors.
W. r. TOWNSEND, Secretary.
Onieo-Room I Academy Buildlne, 80 Pine
street, Ban Francisco, Cal. jes I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-03
Corr T.Lx..-H.s {. Ii. i..... from

Cork TALxs.-Hsn Is the latest from
tho ne~spaporial war in Rao: {
]. @. LAWS. however. proposes right
here 70 this aimlsss squabhls. Q eharae-
ter. and hence distinctly charges that o.
@. Powning a. . printer Y q ruf; edito-
rally. a compiler; In business. q tricks-
ter; in politics. utterly unreliable. He
can meet and refute these charges like q
man. or he can svads them like a child:
Should he attempt to rsfute. We shall
ofisr proois; should he conclude 70
svsds. We shall accept the evasion a. q
plea Of guilty.-crcooa lfiN
We hereby offer . reward Of $500 Y
J. @. Lewis or any other man who vii
make good the above chargss.- Journal.
II IL evident that the prevalent hart
tinss have not yet affected the Josrnd
once. Coin talks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-03

TIE Ehiupri~ this morning continues
its wailings. We must have hit u hard.
for Il demands u suppression. Il,
however. makss q grave mistake in as-
Stunning that NO are the hub round which
the world revolves. That sublime posi-
ton IL conceded to be in the ESi<rpri<
Office. We are content to revolvs around
il. only occasionally approaching the
center to CLEAN q little information. And
tho only danger Of spontaneous CON-
bustion that may arise. Ii when our
"chilled-iron hsts" happen to come
into contact with the ease-hardsned
cheek Of that immaculate sheet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-03

A MISSISSIPPI negro. who was shot
while stealing bacon, rolled his eye ovol
the crowd and mournfully exclaimed
'.why didn't you glib do ole man annod'
der chanco?"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-03

TEE Reno journalistic rivals. The Cree
e~i and Journal. NJ stili bandying com
plimsnts. The Crssoeni last evening adj
vissd the Jo.srni man to exchange his
rat ONCE for . boot-black's ''kit."
suggesting that he might ''shins" in
that calling. u furthermore sddsd
these touching allssorical rsmnrks;
where he Is he shines too, shinss and
stinks, and stinks and shines, iko q
rotten mseksrel BY moonlight" Who.
wo submit Will now dare 70 asssrt that
personal Journalism finds fosthold in
Nevada. or that the Renoites have
dsarth Of nutritious mental pabulumf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-03

SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS OVER
- tho Virginia and Truckee railroad will con
vey tha Pioneers and their friends 70 and from
the Picnic grounds, leaving Virginia City at
1:ts A. ~, Gold I'LL. at 4 AZ stopping al
Silver City Switch. Carson City and other
points for excurrionists. Returning. the trains
will leave the grounds u 0 o'clock .. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-03

Estcemlng the whole community - oul
friends, We extend q general invitation 10 oil
our fellow. citizens To participate with ~ In
the celebration OF our
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-03

TICKETS flor tho round trlp). ...........t 10
Can be obtained OF tho Committee Of At.
raneenents or any other member ofthe Order.
EB-No one win be admitted to the grounds
without q Ticket. lej 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-03
GREAT CIRCUS TROUPE,
the BEST IN the woRLoi
MR.. cHAs. w. FISH,,

The Unparalleled Principal hack and Y:rvard
Poet TO Fest somerssuits and Trick Rider
Mr.. Fish having been recently declared
Champion Rider of England. Prussia, Aus
tris and Rnpsia, returns 70 America 10 con
test his superiority In the new world.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
FINAL HONORS 10 An EMLNENT NER-
CUAAT
TRIBUTE OF FELLOWS IN BUSINESS TO GORINd AN
DREws-TUE FUNERAL SERVICES.

TRIBUTE OF FELLOWS IN BUSINESS TO LoRINd AN
DREwS-TUE FUNERAL SERVICES
A large number of the principal members of
leather and hide trade with which the late L0ring
Andrews had been long and prominently connected.
met Yesterday In the Office OF Palen CO.. at No. 81
Godst testify to their respect for the memory of
their associate. William D. Isham calci the meeting
to order, and on his moIion Col John Watson was ap-
pointed Chairman, and Ambrose Ely Secretary. The
Hon Smith Ely paid tribute TO the worth OF Mr. An.
drews OF which he referred to his personal
gratitude 10 Mr.. Andrews for kndnessoa extended
moee than q quarter Of century ago The speaker
mentioned several Instances OF large amounts
various public objects. He purchased and main
tanned church ~ o destitute part OF the city
York, ana he made "a subscription OF the amount
to the Atlantic Telegraph at time when that enterprise
was generally regarded visionary project M Ely
said also knew Of other large amounts given va
rous patriotic and charitable purposes, Hggcegattug
public notice Mr. Andre'gss close attention 20 bust
meas aud honorable dealings were also alluded and
the speaker said tnat after long ana werOunded lfc
bis friend had died In midst OF, his family surrounded
by everything that could lister TO his couior. In
last hours were sOOthed by the reflection ho had
lived TO see bis children arrive at maturity and all OF
useful prosperous, and respected memDers OF tue
Mr. Ely closed his remarks bv submitting resolutions
expressing the grief OF the merchants In the trade
the loss OF Que had occHplcd prominent
ored position and vino had contributed much TO tho
u
aud honor, aud rendering their condolence 10 the
bcrs his family. These were adopted, and further
addresso3 Daoe by Jackson T. Schultz and james
Fraser after which the meeting aGlournod TO attend tho
funeral services.
The funeral services were held in the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian CBurch, ut EIneteenthst aud Fifthaye
yesterday afternoon The attendance Of relatives ana
friends was large. Remarks made by the Rev. Dr.
Thomas L. VeImye, and the pastor. the Rev Dr. John
Hail. Prayer was offered by the Rev Dr. A. X Thompson
Tho remains were conveyed 10 Greenw wood Tor inter
ment Previous 10 the service short services were had
at the late residence OF Mr. Andrews at No. lJo Filth
nua annhnT TAd hu Raw nr fl.aa l.l
Forest, Wilson @. Hunt. Cyrus W. Field, oliver Hoyt
Thomas Monshan, James Low, James StoEes. Elias s.
Higgins, John Taylor Johnston, and Gustav Schwab.
DR. Edward r. Fowler aud Dr. john r. Gray, ex-Chan-
celOr and Faculty OF tho University of the Guy OF New
York and "A large number OF prominent were
present. beautiful cross and crown OF white nOwcrs
lay upon tho casket. aud upon the plate engraved
" Lorng Andrews. Born JanY 81. I799. Died Jauy 90
1875"
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
Committee was discharged from is further considers

tlou. -
He also reported unfavorsbly on the bin authorizing
HOboken. N. j., for sefOcklDg shutter hiOBe' ana ~
was Indefinitely post p0ned. ,.. -
Mr. FERRY 1iep., Csnn) from the Committee on
Patents reported adversely the petition OF Julius
patent for improved method OF attaching straps 70
boot egp, and the Committee discharged from is
further consideration. 49,.
SIR. SHERMAN Cfaep.. Oho) presented the resoiutioH
OF tho Cincinnati Light Guar IN favor ~ The passage os
providing that the Issued Ia ONO under tns
sct shall not he charged the state. Referred
tine Com nitee on Military Ahars.
Mr. FLANAGAN Rep, Texas) presented the memo
rial OF the Mayor and Common Council OF Houston,
Texas favsr OF having that place declared port ei
entry Referred 10 the Committee on C0mmerce;
A public Meeting held az la Belle, Kansas, EeLrine 10
the estabs Of United States courts ia Tie Infan
Territory Referred to the Committee on Indian Ahiirs
Mr. SCOTT iRep, PENN presented peIluon cssIbe
asking the passage OF the House Bill 70 provide fof
seDa Service. Referred to the C0Amttee on Nou
Mr. SARGENT Rep. CALI, from the Committee on
Mines and Mining reported with amendment tho senate
bill authorizing tBe Issue OF patents to mEing Claims
c0ilaln casts Placed OH the c1endaT. u VOfooo ths
in cases wbere ioreenersOr foreign corporsIns nsVs
purchased miping CLAIMS OF ciuHns OF tAe ODnfu
States prior to the act OF MAY TO- 1917 patents slAH
issue 10 such parties In the samo manner as In oiber
cases.
the relief OF Alex. Bnrcb. Passed.
Dir. FRELINGHUY5ES (Rep., n. JD presented me
mOral OF officers who served uceJ engDeers ia tho
navy during the late war, claiming there was unjust
discrimination to the distributing OF prize monoy
the act OF juno 2O lS6i aud asking tDat II be
amended so 20 apply 70 fleet engineers AZ WEI az e$
captains ReieTred TO the COMMITTEE on Navs. AhairA
Nj. EDMUSDs lRep. va moved ihat lLe JIdGd.y
Senate. Agreed to.
Tao senate then. at ii5 m. adjourned I'll 10 n.o'Tow
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
FINANCIAL INTERESTS.
ppoIrCTs IN WALL-ST.
pE0JECTS IN WALL-oI'
,vrrx scuRvts FOR THE sTMPIE-MINDED-sToCh
EXCHANGE DISCUSSION


rrrrx scuRxts FOR THE sTMPIE-MNDED-sIoNh
EXCHANGE DISCUSSION.
p,.oc, time 70 time new schemes Tor con-
.-,,,,,g tho stock market aud becoming suddenly reh
ara asated ID Walst and ouly advertised In tho news
rspers Tnose solemes, originally started ON slEhhto
seaIe. have dwind}od down 60 n ruful BASIS feopIe
bav heocmc suspicious W such projects, ana now OILY
,hs uosi simple are victmz d. Petty swtndhng In
.tock speouIAuon on q general plan began soon
at,ar tbe Introduction Of tho Vienna s. Indicate
.v,,em. The frauds OF enc "VieDna broker" used up
,h,t system "Pdts" cslls," and strsddes," have
hecn naae 10 do GOOD for the brokers Now II Is
proposel 20 reduce stock gambling TO +" hve uoH'I
hasis An enterprsing who is profoundly couVhoeu
OF the fact that those hard times has opened "op
adyertises the 90 Mutual Stock Speculation Fnnd
which he says conducted the popular ana eeeofaeu
Paris pool plan. IL announces that DOCKS arc ooseu
and rroNts pad daily aud hat there are no expenses
or deauction except per cent c1umiSSion.
The nan Is outhuei as fIlows
s,o, Which s,ur back dcte7.s rn5er nefefoTs
,b viss ey &C, Los many s. share @ have been ,o1 @
sSiss or oa 50 invested $50 eatersi
h he se 90 . IL oS .sd SI 0s' s, S re and f.n Of
.' n .. sossi ysse Tor men Of sre OF small we.os
SoS IA 90 the sre suy dcv beyond the
.d,.see er c rcS and bus IS share that stock pool s
g tSee ~, !" % o oAf 10y y' sS. on iSs ..oc that
rno x 10 20 lie tie number Of 'oco b're
h, - woUi So, les eer' mskDs reoa o.
al % for a. invested
It's needless. p.rha?s, 90 say, that any man VINO IN
vests his s. viii probably Dever soo II again. abd ths' o
sole ojct of tins Plaza is enable the originator 10
makc an easy hying ont OF thOse who patronze nm
The Ac tiOn OF Gov rniIg Committee OF no otocA
ENcEang In increasing the rates % commission IS 'On
fidered oitCtunaOl" 10y srme ~ tbe meihpore WV
circulating a petition a.krC the Committee 20 INQUIRY
the urw roles or ~ revoke teu altogether IN ID"
Will VrJbAbi, come brflle tAo Committee on he"heSu~J
at the regular meeting , .A...,.
a. decslOl m the i lnc lon to restrain the pay
mem of the diyiIerd un Like Shore Railroad STOCK
now peadlnR IN he Ipremc Court 80 Brooklyn when
was Pxpectou yesterday, was not rebdeEeu- AHe AZ
iaucLvIl, Ibete ore, j. stl!! undl6tdrOed.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
COMBINED CHRISTIAN WORK.
THE TwENTY-SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

THE TWENTY SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
ADDRESS BY vICE-PREsiDENT WILSON, THE REV.
DRs. w. NJ TAYLoRlAND NOAH IT. sCHENCK-RR-
PORTS OF THE OFFICERS OF TIE ASSOCIATION.
Long before the hour announced for the opening
of the exercises last evening the large lectureroom
of the Young Mems Christian Association was filed
to over1owng by persons Of intelligence and re-
fnement The occasion was the celebration or the
twenty second anniversary Of the organization
of the Association. From the reports which
are given below, the work of the
Association for tho past year may
be estimated 1t will be seen from the Seretarys
report that the present classrooms of the Ass"c'a
ton. although they are comparatively new are
inadequate in size for the work Of the Assoclatio
One marked feature in the usefulness OF the hssoci
alton is the Sunday Bibleclass under the chareo ol
Dr. W. II. Thompson, which sometimes numbers Low
attendants.
Seated upon the platform last evening were many
many gentlemen prominent in useful ana beneVo.ent
work. Among them Henry Wilson, Vice-President
of the United States. the Rev. Drs VIM NJ. layior
Noah III. schenck, and S. d. Burchard. Morrls X.
Jesup. the Hon. VIM. f. Dodge, and Jacob f.
Wyckoff. Mr Jesup occupied tho chair, and INTRO
duced tho various speakers
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

A delegation of steamship agents, among
whom were John Williams OF the Williams aud Guioa
line, r. J. Cortis OF the White Star huc and john q.
Dale OF the Inmau line. called yesterday the Mayor.
10 protest against the proposed increase OF the emgrani
head money by the Commissioners OF Emigration 10 s.
The Mayor explained that the Commission Of Emlgra
ton was q State Board, the members OF which were
appointed by the Governor, and were therefore sos
under the control OF tue Mayor IN any way.
Senators Gross and LedWith, AshemOlymen Dessar,
DAILY, and others called the Mayor yesterday and
had an Informal discussion relative TO Legislation AZ
Albany. Among other callers were A. I. Stewart aha
eI Judge Hilton. sheriff Conner stepped III 10 consul,
the Mayor relative his bl against the city, anu NAVY
OF tue he ads OF Departments visited the MAJOR omVo.
John Morrissey also amOug the VISITORS hahnS i've
HIST visit To the CITY Hall THIS year -.
City Chamberlain Lana me- kes The 1ollo"lnk reporN
for the week ending Saturday last; Balance Jahusr5
l6 si7I3lS3 ca receipts for tho week SSs0OtI co. pay
menIs Tor the week, t,Si90is W; Oa'"nee JANUARY y.
1880 9S 81
New-York tribune., 1875-01-26
AME BOARD OF RELIEF IN KANSAS

The presiding elders of the Methodist Epis
copal Church In Kansas have issued circular asking
the memh.r- of that denomination IN other States 10
seno sid for communicates Of the church In Kansas
who were without food owing 10 the "grasshOppcr
famine" They that bile the grasshoppers
the most destructive IN the western part OF the State
that the cbnch bugs did great damage to the In
the eastern part Thousands OF their parishioners
greatly In need OF food and clothing, and many had
been compelled to mortgage their farms 10 get LlOney
procure food; suffered moro than the itinerant
preachers who had 60 depend the contributions ~
tie people, and yet they remained OF their posts.
Hundreds Of children so poorly clad that
they could not attend the public schools. Witnessing
these sueDgs every day they passed around their
districts ana feeling that their people ne eded help i'm
med aely aud that they could relieve them with less
cos, aud formaity through tle lnerant system, and
with less humiliation 10 those who would sucr greatly
before they wOud appeal TO public board Tor hhsist
auce II had been determined 10 Otganize board OF
reef Charitable persons may scnd their contributions
10 the following persons: The Rev W. X Davis, d. d.,
T. Z LesyepWorih District, LeaNenWOrtl, Kansas; the
Rev D. T. Mitchell r. f. Fort scott District Fort scott;
fe R.v D. BoyntOD, T.. f. Lawrence District Lawrence;
tio Rev e. Holman, l.. h. Manhattan District Junction
ON. the Key. =. S. Rhodes, T. L. EmpOra Dstrct, En-
Mona the Rrv A. X Johnson, J.. t. Humboldt District.
indepr ndcBce the Rev J. L1wTaUce, T. Il. tnna Dis
tricf suonlOu CITY the Rev. A Buekner, T. Il Wichita
Distinct, W.clntI. - ..... -.
Pcrsons seadlug goods requested to secure free
transportation IL possible, Cr Prepa! FeigLt