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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-23
Message and Reports.

The document transmitted to Con-
gross by President Grant on the 18th
inst, is 4 weak affair to be called
a message. 1t is III fact the most out
rageous State paper that ever emana-
ted from a ruler, and is sufficient
without more words to damn it's author
in the eyes of the whole country. 1t
is a relasll of all the ISLANDERS uttered
by the vile crew at the South, and
preached by such sheets as the Inter-
Ocean and Cincinnati Gazette, and in
its phraseology, We have never had
the misfortune to sec 40 much bitter
and malignant hatred evince1 before.
That a man claiming to be the chief
magistrate Of a great Republic, should
he guilty Of being the writer of such
u document, a document every line
and charge Of which is susceptible Of
successful contradiction, is a wonder
indeed. These worn out charges have
l,een proven libel and a SANDER DER
and o'er.-the last Committee from
the House in it's report just submitted
to Congress, stamps all the allrga.
tions contained in this statement Of
the Presidents as utterly false, and
the two coming mp for consideration
at one moment, must produce disor-
der among the faithful. Congress
not satisfied with tho report of the
Committee just returned to them,
send down another to "work up a
cast,' and we would now propose to
give these Legislators 4 full measure
of facts.
Let each parish and ward in Lon
;siana organize full committees upon
this COURAGE business" and give to
Congress, tie President and the Amer
lean people the full and complete his
tory of every crime that has been
committed in this State since 1866
the perpetrators and the victims-the
responsibility and the causes-and to
sum up all, let US gives to them a
! thorough history Of each and every
individual Of Kelogg~ party, his
standing, mentally, socially and NOR
ally, from what party he springs; in
fact complete compendium of the
antecclent lives of tho individuals
who propose to rule our destinies in
defiance of the will of the people.
This seems like gigantic under
taking, but when each part of the
State assumes its share of the work,
the undertaking will not be of so
much magnitude. This document
will he valuable IN more ways than
one, to say nothing Of its political
force, it will serve to enllghten flu
tnre generations into the manner Of
the most loyal becoming the most
lying, and will at once fix the odium
upon Grant and bis followers, Of be-
ing the most partisan, brutal and ell
famous set that have ever existed.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-23

See prospectus Of V1ND1cAToR and
do not fail to subscribe. Only So per
year and you get the lice paper and a
beautiful steel engraving.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-23

I4oafers and small boys anxiously
look for the advent Of the packet at
our wharf. They have been out Of
employment some time and trembling
~ await "a city paper"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-23

Our fellow tOwnsman, John Gen0e,
met with serious accident last week
bv being thrown from his horse.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-23

That fayorito packet and homo
boat S,MENoLE, reached our landing
at Grand Ecore last Friday on time.
Capt. John Mitchell and his genial
CLERKS, Robbins and Rowland, have
host Of friends here. Let it he re.
membered that this boat will arrive
at Grand Ecore every Friday at 8 A.
NJ, and leave same day for New Or
leans, at l2 NJ.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-23

PLAIN QUESTIONS FOR INyAL1Ds--
Have the routine medicines Of the
profession done you no goods Are
you discouraged and miserable? II
40, test tho properties Of the new
Vegetable Spacific. DR.. Walkers Cal.
ifornia Vinegar Bitters already IA
nous as the finest invigorant, correc.
tive and Alternative, that has ever seen
the light. Dyspeptics and persons Of
bilious habit should keep it within
reach, if they value health and ease.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-23

Thanks to the Bart Able, that
Queen Of packets, for late favors.
George, you still remember old
friends.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-23

Cold and dreary weather for the
past week. Highways and byways
almost impossible.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-23

Country produce comes in slowly
and meets with ready sale at ad-
vanced prices.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-23

We understand that tho Republic
ans elected on Nov. 2, last, have re.
ceived their commissions. Next, will
they serve or will they not = Nat
chitoches Republican.
We give it up, ask US something
easy.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-23

Natchitoches parish is without a
Tax Collector, 10 parish money worth
the paper it is written on. Our city
paper no better under Democratic adj.
ministration ; a police jury acting in
behalf "f tho Democratic party
Natchitoches Republican,.
Well, who sr"wls about the want Of
a Tax collector? Not the Taxpayers
We are sure. Things have come to a
pretty pass if the whole machinery Of
government depend on tax collector!
Ye gods You need not take city pa
per unless yon want to. AZ far as a
Democratic police jury is concerned.
it is not acting in behalf Of the De-
mocratic party, but Of the Whole PEG.
pie. This is another Of the infamous
and cowardly slurs Of that lelectable
sheet. 1t is agreat pity that tho tax
payer cannot regulate his own affairs,
through his own police jury, without
the help Of ignorant scalawass, such
as is represented by the Republican,
interfering. Ninety-nine one hun
dreth of the property in this parish
belongs to Democrats, and the saints
Of the Republican are only grievea
that they no longer sniler the Rad
ical scamps to steal it by way Of tas-
alton, to pay to such as it fer public
printing. Bah Get out. Your s!u.s
are a.. thin as your brain.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-23

Our thanks are rendered the gentle
manly officers Of tho Era 10 for kind
favors.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-23

See notice of J. LATHAM g. Co.,
292 Washington St., Boston, Mass.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-01-23

We call attention to advertisement
in another column Of Vick's Floral
Guide. Also to the Boston Frame and
CrOmO Co.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-03-04
DOMESTIC.

Recent accounts say there were three feet OF
snow on the level at Fort Sully. As trains
come In from the Northwest dismal tales of
brought from all sections.
Reports recently received from the gold
mines OF the Black lllls are of an encourag-
ing nature.
During the intense cold weather OF Il few
days ago three children named oBrion, rang.
Ing in age from eight 10 eleven years, were
forced by their parents, who are basket max
crs, residing In Exeter, n. Y, to start on their
usual peddling tour, On the following morn
ing the bodies OF the children were found on
the road between Exeter and ueighboriug
town, frozen 10 death, the oldest with his
arms around the neck of the youngest
The extensive glue factory Of Wahl Bros,
in Chicago, covering nearly eight acres of
ground, was recently destroyed by fire, in
yolying a loss Of over $3.50, 900, ON which there
was an insurance OF So. 500.
Al Ncedersburg, Ind, on the night Of the
10th, Mr.. Henry Eister and wife left their
three little childrcn-two girls and boy
alone In their house, and during their ab.
sencc the building was burned down and the
little ones persisted in the flames. The par.
ents had previously, during the winter, lost
ono child 10y suTocation, and this recent sad
aitiicton completes the destruction Of their
little family
In New York city, on the evening Of the
aith, while the congregation oi ST. Andrew :
Church. on Duane street. were assembled in
the building, the unsupported walls Of an
adjoining structure burned q few DAYS he
fore, were blown down hy high winds. and
iell upon and crushed through the church
roof, falling upon the east gallery principally.
which was crowded with people six Per.
sons were k,l'cd and twenty five seriously i'm.
MrCd.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-03-04
PERSON Al.

The examination Of Mr.. Triton was con-
cluded on the 18th, and four other witnesses
were called TO the stand-Gco. \. Bell. cN-
Deacon ofPlymoUth Churvh. Joseph H. Rich
ards, a brother OF Mrs. Triton; MIR.
Braishyr and Nj. Robinson, Mr..
Mouliou's business partner. Mrs. F d. Noul-
ton MAS on thc witness stand on the 10Th
The TESTIMONY Of these witnesses mainly cor.
roborated and IN some respects added 10 M,
testimony 81 Messrs. Moulton and T0tuY.
whose evidence Was d federation I'm detail 81
their previously published statements.
The wife Of Seuajur-ylcct GeDoua,d. Of
Indiana, died suddenly few DAYS ago.. They
had been married only few months.
On the 18th a negro MAS admitted into The
senior class Of the Boys High School IN New
Orleans. Twenty out Of twenty-five in the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-03-04

Gated no quorum present. On being appealed to
the Speaker4aid II was the duty Of ali mem bcrs
present to Vote, but he knew Of no way TO com
pei them TODD SO. AT 2:40 a. IN. the House was
still In session.
In the Senate, onthe 25th, the bill to
provide for md regulate the counting OF votes for
President and Vice President came up and was
amended IN Comunittee Of the Whole, one of the
amendments agreed to being to the etfec: that
ouly such returns from State shall be counted
AZ the two houses, acting separately, shall decide
10 pc true and valid returns. The bill IL amended
was nnnlly passed--2S to 10. The Ciyil-RiShts
Dill was taken mp, and 1t was decided that debate
On the bill should go on until two o'clock on the
afternoon of the 9th, and that vote on the bill
should betaken on that day.
In the House, on the Goth, after a
twenty-nine hours session, during which The
Democrats, BY, motions to adjourn, calling for
the yeas and nays, and refusing TO vote on the
ca'l-thus making it appear on the record that
there was no quorum present-succeeded in pre-
venting the taking up of the caucus Force bill
giving the President power to suspend the writ Of
hd6eds corpus in certain cases, etc, u motion
was finally adopted-yeas 10, nays Sg-to take up
the bin. and some amendments were offered
Adjourned.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-03-04
Reports of tho Louisiana and Alabam;
Committees.
The Louisiana Convention Adopt the
Wheeler Compromise.
state Ticket Nominated by tisc Ohio
PrOhibitionIst..
Etc, Etc. Etc. Etc, Etc.
FOR EIGN.

match factory at Gottenburg, Sweden,
crowded with working people, took fire on the
10th. The flames spread with such rapidity
that the employees IN the upper stories were
cut off from escape, and many persisted In
the flames or were killed by jumping from
the windows Fifty-on lives are reported
lost.
fire occurred in Port au Prince, Hayti,
on the night Of the fifth, which swept over
twothirds Of The city, involving loss O
property valued at s., O00, 900, and rendering
700 families homeless The fire Is thought to
have originated from the explosion Of bar
rel OF Kerosene
A Madrid telegram of the Goth says that
Spain had agreed to pay $4,000 indemnity
for the virginius affair.
An explosion occurred in the safety fuse
works at Redraths, Cornwall, England, on
the 10Th. Five girls were killed.
John Mitchell on the 2lst issued an address
to the electors OF Tipperary, presenting him
self again Us a candidate for Parliament
A Rome Utaly) dispatch of the I'D says that
ut the next consistory four ecclesiastical
provinces will be created In North America.
Sir Charles Lycll, the eminent English
geologist, died on the 22d, aged seventy eight.
The French Assembly, on the 24th finally
passed the bin for the organization of the
Senate by vote OF AS ayes to 2iI noes
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-03-04

The following passage from d.
Henry Morton's lecture on color !, fof,
esting, as showing the marvelou, h n'ef
ments of science: &g -uieVe,
The general theory oflight teach
that colOrs result from simnIe 49,. Us
between the length of the color. war saa'iol
the thickness of the films, and m anu
MINIS become foot. rules for mea.m. ;nv
the waves. We find by this means Tho,
red wave /, about 1-34, 0C0 of an ~ .
long, green wave about $50 0O0 ' ael
violet wave about 10000 anu
These number, however, convev
idea beyond one of exceeding m;n., 10
ness, and think we can ge, . n,u
n carer to true conception of the si .a'e
light wave. In the first place I uo ~
say that, as an inch is to a mile CO "G =
green light wave to an inch; or. the ,,a,
is as much smaller than an inch a "' as
inch is SIN aller than mile. al
But, again, Mr.. Webb, in Fnc,.s,
makes, by means of machine, very sna
writing on glass This writing il so,s sue
that 1t becomes test for the power oes
microscope. Thanks to the skill Of n.
J j: Woodward, Director of the Armv
Medical Museum, by whom the nho,o
graph was made, and to John Carbut y,
Philadelphia, by whom the glass pictnra
was prepared, l can show YOU An ON,
largement of one of Mr.. Webb's tes,o a.
the screen.
1t contains. as you see, the Lord.
Prayer in running hand. To form
some idea of the size of the orip;naI
writing let me give you this result of .
simple calculation: If the entire RIM
were written in the same manner !,
would be contained, Old and New Testa
ments, eight times over in the space q,
one square inch. Let US see If we can
establish any relation between this writ.
ing and the size of the light waves On
the same glass picture with the Webb
test are a series of ruled bands, pbo,n
graphed also by DR.. Woodward, with the
same lens, from plates likewise intended
as tests for microscopes and known from
their maker as Nobert's bands
The first of these, whose lines are
about equal to those of the Webb test
has these lines 1-12000th of an inch
apart, or would afford space for three
red waves between each pair of lines
The fifth band, however, has its lines
l 6000th of an inch apart and would
therefore be only a very tight fit for
red wave. But these bands are made
much finer than this, the finest vet re.
solved being the nineteenth of the same
series and having 10000 lines to the
inch, or considerably more than hree
times finer than red waves. DR.. Wood
ward has been so kind as to send me one
of his photographs made from this OBJ |
ject, and have thus the pleasure of |
showing you the picture of something
produced by human skill far exceeding
in tineness that almost inconceivably
minute thing, wave Of light.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-03-04

class left the, school Immediately. No dis
turbane1. A M
Some statistics OF the$search for Charlie
Ross, the stolen boy, have been recently pub
lbhed. II is said, concerning the efforts to re-
cover the lost child, that detectives searching
for him had already expended more than
$4,000. Commissioners have searched from
ocean to ocean, 200 circulars have been
issued; printing and photographing have
cost 5000; a corps OF clerks have been en-
ployed In correspondence; 200 bands OF gyp-
sizes have been searched; 600 Charlie Roses
have been reported, and fully 100000 persons
have been engaged in the search.
Ernest Ortwein the confessed murderer Of
the Hammtt family near pittsburgh. Pa, last
April, was hanged in tkat city on the 23d.
In the Titon u.s. Beechcr suit on the 233d,
after the close Of Mrs Moulton's testimony
and the REORGANIZATION OF Mrs. Kate Carey,
the prosecution announced the close Of the
case on their part, and the court adjourned,
the defense to open on the oath. In her evil
dence Mrs. Moulton claimed that Mr. Beech
er had made full confession to her in
lcil VI thc, VIII hS..iuol
and that Mrs. T.l1n had also made
similar confcssion--M Mr. Beecher takin@ upon
himself all the blame, and Mrs Tilton insist
ing that the fault was hers. On the cross-ex-
animation Mrs. Moulton admitted to having
on one occasion, when Mr.. Beccher spoke of
his great suffering and talked OF
committing suicide, with tears stream
ing down his cheeks, placed her hand on his
shoulder and kissed him on the forehead, and
said II ever there was good man she be-
lieved he was one. On another occasion, when
Mr.. Beecher was on his way to prayer meeting,
she had, In the presence of her husband,
thrown her arms around Mr.. Beecher's neck
ard asked Mr. Moulton to save this good
man. On the cross-examination on the 2}d
Mrs Carey admitted that she had been dis
charged from one place for intoxicatlon
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-03-04

which they were driven by hostile bayonets,
Until they can do 81 without qualification
or any concessions whatever" About thirty
members afterward signed the protest.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-03-04

PIrY with its crystal drops is sweeen.
ing many c cup of life. And in return
many grateful heart is laying on the
palm of pity the choicest gems of graft
tude.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-03-04

THERE were 25I ,545 children in the
New York public schools last year,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
AppLioAT,os FOR PATENT.
NOTICE No. 27S.
q. n. survey Mes. i2a and los.

We ~. Ssrs0s Ne. ~ seSs
TT =. LAND orrTcE. CARSON CITY.
u. Nevada, June 2, lsI3.-l~gAl notice 10
hereby given that the Prospect Gold and Silver
Of California lwho,e fostofice address 10 San
rraneiseo. California; aud claiming one tl,ou.
sand feet or the Ice vein, lode or mineral de-
po-it. bearing gold and silver, together with
surface ground. four hundred feet In width,
Mining pisHet. soanty OF storey. aud stats
OF Nevada. has made application 10 the United
states for q patent title Tor said mining claim,
which 10 more fully described ns TO ineics and
bosnds By The oehcial pat posted o. The claim
Carron United staiss Land once. as follows.
BEGINNING a, Foe, No. /, being the point OF
location, situaied 90 . routherly rlope about
$50 feet nofiheriy from Tol-houte, on the
Dayton TolLrusd, and whenec bear. the smoke
stsek Of tbs Occidental Mul soulh u degrees
east; the smoke stack OF the Buckeye holsting
works soath ~ degrees east; sinsepip1 oiLee's
cabin soath 1 adsgrees east: North Occidental
compsny's shan.houre north sdegrct.e min
art courpe. south esk degrees cast 40 feet 10
Post No. .; whence bears the ~onc-quartrf
section corner on the south line OF seetlan 81,
Township u. north. range ~ east. Mount
Diahlo Meridian. sonth 70 degrees ,ast, distant
oad eourre. .outh aix degree. west, ero..lag
Township line at 80 tesi. LUIS feet 10 Post
No. 3: thence, third eourre. north GSk degrees
west SoO feet TO- Post No, 4: ihencc, fourth
eoarpe. north ny degrcse east eros.inr Town.
ship line at 31i feet. 100 feet 10 Poet No. o;
thence. AMI eourse, south IN degrres east
100 feet to Post No. !. the point OF beginning,
containing Q 10 100 acres.
Bearincr expressed from the true meridian.
Magnetic variation. i0N degrees east.
Sursey made 70 afe0rd with the rrcord Of
location, Hook h. Of Prescriptions and Loca-
tioas, pses ., storey County Rscords.
sLAbor and improvements consist Of q tunnel
exceeding Ave hundred dollars In valne.
For further particulars and description. ref
crenee 10 hereby made 10 The plat and note on
hls IN Carson United ktafes Land Once, and TO
Geld notes and plat poet,d uton the claim.
tr ADOLPllUS WAITE. Register.
.srErHks II. PuilLirs, Attorney, san Fran
eisco. California. je3 esd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
NOTICE.

no W. r. pKNcKLA: Yop WILL PLEASE
IN take notice, o. co owner, that during the
year lsit I personally expended In labor and
Improvements o q that certain mining claim
situaied In 0old Hill Mining District, Storey
county. Nevada. known a. the North Chipman,
recorded in nsak Z ~ Gold Hin Mining Rec.
ords, page ~. and which claim wS located
March q. isss, The sum of One Thousand Dol
lars (Sl ,0oo): that yoar portion OF such expsn-
ditars, labor and improvsments 10 Two Hun.
Of roo the Immediate payment thereof
A. FLEMING.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
NOTICE.

ITO T. II. II. GIBBS. u. PROCTOR. y. Nj.
= :h.si1, jacob s,ss'y, W; ISass0S; :; =.
r. W. Henson and John Anderson:
Yoa will please ~ take notice o. co-owners,
that during the year isIt I have perez naliy sx.
pended In labor and improvements upon thai
certain niuing ehin known - the .0lhos
ing District, storey county. Nevada, tho no
lice Of location OF which Vas recorded
In Book "a" VI the original records Of
said 0old MN Mining Distret. page ss.l
which notics % location 10 hereby referred
two hsndrcd and seventy seven dollafr; that
your respective proportions Of sAid expenditure
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17

NFYIcE KcLIPsK. WINTERS AND PLATO
~ Gold MN cea.clidsted Mining Company.
San Francisco, July I. ISIS. The annual meet.
ing of the Stockholders of the kelipse, Win
Company will be heLl 81 the once Of the Com
pAny. Room No. .. Hsywsrd's Building. Cali
ferIia street, on TUESDAY. the rwestisih
90, day Of JAY, tsss, at I o'clock ?. =. rrans
Ter hooks win close On saturday, July II, ISIS.
at flo'elock ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17

NEW YOnk MINING COMPANY.
Az Location % principal place of basissss>
Lnsssios of wosls. Cola niu. s,sre, county.
Nevada incest
Notice 10 besssy given. that at . meeting 81
the Hoard of Directors held on the 17d day Of
June. ISIS. an assessment mo. o. OF Fiity Cent?
t5Oep per share vas levied upon The eapltsl stock
~ the corporation. .payakts immediately In
United States god coils. 10 the Hscrstary, al the
once of the Company. Room n. Hsywsrdis
ns,lalss. uscsiiisnis 'srsss, ssa rfsss''eo,
Any stock upon which this sssessmeat shah
remain ubpaid on ~ mi M OF July. ISIS.
win be delinquent. and advertised for sale ct
public %aueiioa; and unless payment 10 made
beforr. vii be soAd on the eixtcenth day of
August. isfs. topay the delinquent Assessment,
together with coats Of advertislpy AMI en-.
psn.-s OF sale.
Ny order OF the Directors. .r
u. O. KtBBE. Secretary.
~Omee--lipon ~. Hayward's Iuildisr. No
siscai'fornia street, San Francisco, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17

And In accordance with Law and an order Of
the Board OF Director, made on the Third
day Of Jane. ISIS, 90 many shares Of each
10 soil A. Sub,is s%uetioS. Al the once cfths
company, Room %. No. lis CalifanIa street.
sAn fnneiseo. Calibrnia, on TUESDAY. the
77lh dsy Of July. ISIS, p hoar of ! o'clock =.
y. ofpsId day topay said delinquent assessment
sTpsnscs q ~ ale. wv
I-f JOSEPH NA0UlRK, Secretary
O1hce-noom ~, No. <te California street
San Prsneisco. cahfornia. lsiotd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-17
ADV BRYAN MINING con

~ pany.-L0cation OF principal place OF
business, san Francisco, California.
Location Of work., riowcy Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada. u.
Notice IL hereby given that al q meeting 81
the Board of Directors, hed on the 9TH day Of
July, 1878, an Assessment mo. ~ Of finy Cent.
per rhare WAS levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation, payable immediately. In
United States Gold Coin. tn the Secretary. VI
the once OF the Company. Room I, uayward's
building. No. 4i9 California street, ran Fran
elsco, California.
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid az The lsth day VI August, ISIS.
will 10 delinquent, and advertired Tor sale Al
public auction, and unlssr payment II made
bsfoss, wii - sold ON FRIDAY. the dnav of
bsptsmbsf, 1874. 10 pay the delinquent as~esr.
sxpsnscs OF sale.
By order Of the Board of Directors.
FRANK SWIFT, Secretary,
iO6les-Room No. Z iiaywsrd's Building. No.
lis California strcst. San Francisco. California.
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