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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-11
MIXED READY FOB Use.
N InE.rRoor. WATERPROOF, DUR,

~ IRE.PRoor. WATERPROOF, DuR,.
BILE. Economical and Ornamental. A
Roof NAV be cover d with Very cheap
shingle. and by Application OF this slate b.
made to isst rom 20 te Is years CID r 'efs
IAN be patched and coated iookias mach bet
ter and lasting longer han new shinelvs With
out the slste iorso>E- THIRD THE COS OF
RE-SHINdLING Tue expense OF STATING new
shingles Is only about the cost Of silnpiy lay
ing them The paint il Z 81 PROOF sssihst
SPARKS or Tying embsrs, ~ NAY os easily test
te bv = youe. IT Stops EVERY LIAM.
and for tin or iron has no equai. ~ Il expands
ey heat contracts by colt. a4d NsvtE CRACKS
nor scales Roofs covered wita Tar SAeataisS
Felt can be made watertigat at small ex-
peuse aud preserved for RISKY ys@rs. shis
Slate Paint is EXrHEMElI CHEAP. Two
gallons viii c yer hun rca slasre ice ei
shinsle rsof, willis gu I n, iron, felt, matched
haarsis or any Smooth surface, II IN tive
quzrts to one gsll.u are required, to t'o square
feet O. surface and although the Pant has
heavy body 1t is easily sppiied Win oFGsA
NO TAR Is USED IN THIS COMP asITIoN.
Therefore it neither cracks in Winter ner rams
in hummer. On decxy-d shingles II nils uP
the holes and pores and gives y new sahstsH-
tial roof that will last for wears. Csrtea or
warped shingles il brings - ttelr places snd
keeps them there 1t nils ap all holes Ia set
roots. stops the leSSs, and although slow
DRYER rsia siaef MT affect 1t few hours after
applying A uesrly all PARTS taSt ar sls"s
contain Tar be sare YOU obtain eas GENUINE
article. which tfOr shia4le roafsi is CHoco-
LATE COLOR when first applied ehaneiag
in about month to a uniform SLATE coisr. and
Is 20 sll inisuts and pui p SEES SLATE. oh TIN
OFFS our rel colcr Is a>aaiiy Pre- err ,, as
one caaf is eqaSl to ave II ANY ~ mary paint.
Fer 6RfCk WALL>uus ssfSBr RED - the only
reliable Slate Paint eStr iutyV "a Cd that vii /
eae tasIiy prevent dsmp7eSs tresa pvaeirst- !
Tag and aiscol ring the plaster rhoSt p ii3l,
are also largely used GA cat Gus Nnd 9e4-f's
or As \ ri ming east On ias buildings, u.tr
ouiv cusars sre CHOCOLATE. RsD. sgGaEr lssn |
and ORANGE
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-11
Administrators Notice

mo CREDITORS. NOTICE Is HEREBY
II given by q " Bnrier, the undersigned.
Aiaiinisirstor Of the estate OF Daniel Bavi"E.
deee..,d. 10 the cr,iit,rs -. and sill persons
having eizias against ssia decreased Ia exhihi,
the san with the nec~sssss vussoh - wifhin
ten uloa;hs from thu. fir-t pnHtirasion "f this
IS, tie. &, tn uu, rsislset at his residence. On
Csrson River, Lyan uunty. NrvAdx.
Is " BuRlER. Administrator
@. " KEITH. Attorney for the Administrs.
tor
Dayton. August II. 1873.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-11
n ossura MINING @ ,MpANy.-Lt

oSStId MINING U 'MfANa LIZ
N cation ~ pr,noipa place Of business,
San Francisco. California Location Of works.
u Wis Gate District. Lyon coua,y. Nevada. -
Notice IL hereby gives that az mct ting OF the
BOARD OF Direc. n. held on the Fifteenth day
Of asnst. 1870 an assessment Ne. = Of Fifty
Cent. per shAr. wss levied upon the pital
stock ei the corporation, payable immediately
in United States gold coin. h. the SECRETARY
at she Office Of the company. No sia TSlitor-
uia street Roan No :, San Francisco. Cali.
iornis And snv stock upon which this
assessment, shall remain nnpxia on the nine
t~enth f2thl day " September. lsss.
will be deemed delinquent and will be duly
advertised for sale AZ public suStion. and un,
less payment is made before Will bs sold on
THURSDAY thr twelfth tlashi day Of octe-
her, 1875, 10 pay delinquent assessment. 10
eesher with costs of advertising and expenses
of sale
BY order Of the Rasri 81 Directors,
EDWARD +. STONE, Secretary.
ofAee--No als California street. Room No, >.
San Francisco. California,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-11

And Ia accordance with law. and an order
of The Board of Dtrectors, made ON the RON
,isy 4 July. 1876, - many shares OF easn
marcel OF su. h stock rs ma, be necessary. will
lie sold At public auction at the sslesroon of
John Middleton Son, No. $40 Monfgom.
ery street, san Francisco, CAL. on TIT RsDAf
the 2ist day of September. 1e16. at the hour OF
ao'clock p. NJ of said day, to pay laid de
lipouent assessment thereon. together with
costs of advertising aud expenses If the sale.
GEO PiNNEY, Secretary.
ofIsce. No so. California street. Room No
8 San Francisco. california.
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UeIlnquent Sale.
anfn Avn SILVER MINING

nANEY GOLD AND SILVER MINING
II Compsny-Lccsttcn Of principal place
If business, San Francisco. California Ls'-
cation Of works. Lyon County, state OF
Nevada. Notice-Ther~ are delinquent upo..
the following described ste,k. On account OF
assessment tNo. ~ levied on the 18th day Of
July 1879. the several amounts LET oppo-
site the names Of the respective shsreAcld-
ers as follow:
No Of No. Of
Namea Cer'te. Shares. Amt
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-11

nv zACHAnlAn. with Assistant,
i can alvsys y sound u his shop
MAIN STREET, su41 CITY, prepared %
10 HAIR CUTTfUQn uHAMP0OIh6 and
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-09-11
Administrators Notice

sDlo cRgDIroRs.-NoTIcr Is HEREBY
given by Isaac Levrr~e-, the under
signed, administrator 10 IN. estate Of VI. J,
Brishois. deceased, To tee creditors Of and all
persons having claims against sasd deceased Ia
exhibit the same with the nesrssary vouchers
within four months frpnl III. hrss publication
OF this notice 10 the undersigned At his once
IN payton Lyon county. Nevada.
isaac LEyERSks, Administrator.
JOHN POWELL. Jx-. Attorney for the Estate.
g
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NEW YORK o,sa PRICE LIST.

We have in stock, OF oar VI iaSnuftrtare.
raaaas nats ri4ls Al the Ito King how prices
100 rylis extra Rubber RonfiHg At 3 c'-nts
ner square foo for Ne will Furnish G0ese--
root *. Nails, Csps and Slate Psia; fsr al
ensire new roof st - &c 9 pe~ sql5rr foot
aeeo lis Apply rarrs3 Re-, aas telt. 81 / !.
cents pr saUsrr fort.
500 rolls ply rareed Boo6ag Felt, al -
cents per square font.
soe rolls rarrea sheAtaiGs AZ = cent Per
square foot.
500 gallons fne Enamel Paint. MIXED res ~
for nsa, ca inside OF outside work, : per
gallon.
Send fo- sample ara ~ eolu-s AL e-ie-s
mus. be accompanied VITA the money ssf'>-
fscto city reierenc No rrsdsf shifnNA
c. .. u, unless express charges As% gu-Ea2-
seed
Sample orders solicited
n. Y. Slate Paint Company.
lea 4 loi MAIDEN LANE, New York.
seps-sm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-29

CnuENs. The Eureka churn exhibited at the
Pavilion and Central House, In Montpelier, during
the past week, by Messrs. Cramer Thayer,
made very favorable impression on those who
saw the churn work in churning on Wednesday
and Friday evenings at the Pavilion, and Thurs
day evening at the Central House. The time in
churnlng at the Pavilion was one minute and
three-fourths and minute and fifty-fye seconds,
and at the Central House two minutes, aud it
worked to the satisfaction of all those present.
To all appearance the butter made was Of good
quality, and the time used in churning, washing
and sailing the butter and washing the churn was
only about ten minutes and all well done, This
churu has an octagon bottom, 1t stands about two
feet and ten inches high, and is easily handled by
any one. The process by which the butter comes
ia through indirect beating with atmospheric pres
sure. 4 horizontal shaft is directed by internal
gear at the end Of the churn, and a wind-ial is
attached to the side of the chun. The object OF
wind-fall is to force column Of air through the
cream, which is most thoroughly done. The beaters
are arranged on the shaft SO that two only come
In contact with the cream at one time. The
heaters are made in the form OF a " and are
concave on one side so that they assist In forming
a vacuum. The reason they are made 80 Is,
first, they may break the slobules of cream by
eoncnsson, instead Of friction secondly, as they
are made TO form vacuum, the air is pressed
through the cream carries off all impurities In
the cream.of every description, and converts the
same at once into butter Butter can be made
from this ehuin at any season OF the year, even In
August, when 1t Is hard to get cream without
more or less sourmilk in it, in about five minutes,
never over ten minutes at the longest. This
churn is TO be manufactured in Montpelier by the
proprictors, the Lane Manufacturing Company
making the iron work, and will be ready to eI-
pose for sale here about the first Of May This ehnrn
having so many good qualities, and those who
have used it are so well pleased with 1t, that we
think the chum has the right name, Eureka,
having more good qualities than any ehum ever
exhibited In other parts. The proprietors claim
that il will make more and better butter In less
time than amy churn In II 80, II will meet with
a ready sale to the dairymen this county.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-29

MARsHFlElD Saturday, March 2jth being the
twentieth anniversary Of the marriage Of Erastus
b. and Jerusha Dwinell, their friends thought
they would make them a congatulatory visit
Accordingly, in the afternoon they commenced to
drive up 10 the door Of Mr. Dwinelrs new and
commodions house, aud, Notwithstanding the Sc
we're storm, they continued coming until forty or
more had arrived Their coming was a surprise
To Mr. Dwinell, rs he WIS awaiting the arrival Of
a neighbor To go with him To Calais on business
But he decided tn postpone the trip and enjoy
the visit, which he began to suspect had more
than ordinary significance lie and his good
wife made the intrndcrs feel that they were vel
come, and all were enjoying pleasant social inter-
course, when the Rev e. A. Smith stepped for
ward, and with appropriate and happy words
presented the gifts which the friends had brought
These consisted Of am elegant set Of silver table
cutlery, linen, and other articles for use and orna
ment, which all good housekecpers know how to
appreciate. Mr. Dwinell responded In a few
earnest words, thanking his friends Tor their
kindly interest and the tokens Of their esteem
The Rev. G. T. Forbes then offered prayer, after
which supper was announced and all present APP
peared to do Justice 10 tho ample repast Music
and conversation occupied the time until the gath
ering twilight gave warning of the hour of de
parture Nearly all classes and all ages were rep
resented-docton, minister's judges, lawyers mo-
we are wrong for our town cannot boast Of law
yerl merchants mechanics farmers; grcat-grand-
mothers, grandmsthcrS, and on down, through
all the grades of age and relationship Al agreed
to having enjoyed most pleasant visit aud de-
parted, wishing their host and hostess the happi-
meas of celebrating, In turn, the silver golden and
diamond wedding days.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-29

GRoroN.-We held our first public temperance
meeting in this place last Sunday evening, in the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Hon. l. y. Hall
took the chair at half-past six o'clock, =. NJ. lie
is a man ready for every good word and work.
The meeting was opened by reading Of Scriptures
and prayer by Rev. J. Hamilton. Tie exercises
in order were first, reading select temperance
piece by Miss Martha Heath; second, singing
third, reading scripture selections by Mrs q. NJ
Kicker and Miss Jennie Wrinkle fourth, very
appropriate remarks by Judge Hall fifth tenn
perance selection 10y Miss L. Glover; sixth, re-
marks by Mr.. Frank Page that every man should
show his cOlors, remarks by Rev. Geo. Carpenter
on his early experience and I. T. Downs ON his
early experience remarks on Scripture wines,
by MI Edward keenan,; remarks by Rev. J. Ham
iltoil pastor Of the church, on the different kinds
Of wine spoken Of in Scripture and the Scripture
condemning the use of everything that can in
toxicate. Short speeches followed by Il. VI Kicker,
T. Hopkins and A. Heath; words Of encourage
ment by Judge Hall, and the meeting closed by
singing The meeting was called as an expert
ment, but proved grand success, that the
audience requested the pastor to call another as
soon as convenient
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-29

WIsr rorsH>M.-At Republican caucus held
at Village Hall on Saturday last, the following
persons were elected delegates to the state Re
pubhcan convention to be held at Burlington the
10Th: T. C. Weed, r NJ Harvey and W b. Car
penter.... The snow storm Of last week Monday
night was the heaviest oihe winter hlockading the
roads in some localities To take three days to
open them; about eighteen inches fell Some
Of the young people gave dramatic entertainment
at Village Hall, ON Friday evening last to large
and appreciatiye audience, after which, in behalf
Of some Of the members OF the Union church
ciety, Miss Hattie Tabor was presented with very
beautiful and costly Bible, for her services as
organist for the past four or five years iE the
Union church; Hattie left US Monday morning
for the West, to visit her father l. H. Tabor Esq,
who now resides there. The Masons have Just
repaired and newly furnished their hall, and now
boas; Of the best hall in the county.
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leaths.

years and mouths.
In Calais, March ". MARY LiLLLY, aged 6s years.
IN MhidcseK, Mareh n, BETslY nhRgiCk, aged "a
Acair,
In NOrwlcs, Mar'h a, OF aIople1y, EDISON UUTCuIN-
son, aged 81 years ahd months.
In Calais, February y, HANNAH WHISTLER, reli,t Of
Reuben hmyth, Of Hardwek aged ~ yrafs.
IN Montpelier. March 20 Ll,LiN HOLDEN LATHAM
onl child q oIin and il,rnss Latham aged 81 yeafs
months and 70 day.
In BERLIN, March y, Mrs BrTsFY HOBART aged 70
yeafs funeul On Friday, at onr osock the COnslea-
uonal church. Berlin.
IN IIcrnsr, y. Y, March Id. HENRY SWIFT ROBIN
son only sou Of hsy. William A. and Lucy \. Robinson.
aged II years and months.
aged y years also. March "a, REUBEN ID, MAihhs,
eyed " years and months.
Ia Lebanon, n w., on saturday, March g. HARRIET
WATERMAN WOOD a deaf mute, aud daughter Of John
aud May Wo ~ Moni-ie In The Alih ~ her aer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-29

NoRrHFIELD,-Th following preamble and reso-
lutions we're adopted by the Mountain Gem Lodge
Of Good Tempars, Of South Mortified, March
"a, 1876 on the occasion of the death Of George
5. Edison who was member Of said lodge 1t is
MOTTO follow the example Of others, neither To keep
alive Just and humane practice, hut 10 try to
express in feeble and unsatisfactory manner cur
feelings in regard to the severe afcton which has
heiallen MS as a community and fraternity in the
death OF our beloved brother, and AZ an effort 10
express our tribute of respect, and 10 relieve In
small degree our minds Of the sorrow which this
sad event has occasoned, that We oiferthe follow
ing resolutions: Resolced, That In the death of
our brother, our lodge is bereft OF "A jealous and
efficient member, our social and business circles
Of one who always labored for their highest In
terest, society at large OF one capable and ready
To act for its best good at all times. ReSolced,
That we as q lodge tender our heartfelt sympathy
to his bereayed mother who by this Providence
is bereit of her only childl and commend her To
the grace Of Him who has promised 10 he the
widows God. Resolced, That we drape our
charter aud regalia in mourning for the remainder
OF this term. Resolred That copy Of these
resolutions be rendered to his mother, and that
copy be sent to the VERMONT wATonMAN a STATE
Journal, and also to the IernoHt Witness for
publication" Signed, =. A, Jones, Worthy Chief
Templar, and +. Z, Steele, Secretary. The Re
publican caucus was held at Village Hall last Sat
urday afternoon and the following were elected
delegates to Burlington: DIR. George Nichols, J.
II. circuit, VIM. Winch and Frank Plumleyi sub
stitutes A. Edgorton, D. I. Ayerill, James
Morse and c, d. Tilden. The Mortified Lodge
of Odd Fellows had their twenty-sixth anniyer-
sary occasion on saturday evening last, and en-
joyed a pleasant time indeed, somewhat marred
by the lnclemency Of the weather preventing
many from being present The Mortified lodge
OF Good Templars are proposing a very pleasant
and Agreeable entertainment ON the occasion OF
their third anniversary, the evening Of the Ith
Of April. Eight were initiated at the last meet.
ing the lodge now numbers two hundred and
thirty-cieht members in good standing
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-29
MILES Tr AZ ,,'s p nsrA Y N;.,0,o

IN Probate Court, held AZ Montpclpf IN said Distfigt
the liih day Of March, A. u. 1879.
Hiram Ianpeinn Administrator with the viii annexed ct
The Anc- empeton late Of East Montpelier la said
District deceased presents his adnins ration asonni foFel
decree " distribution and partition Of the estate Of said Dc
ceasrd. Nheeupnn Il y ordered BY said Court that
account and sai Application be referred To sessnh
thereof 10 be hcld al the Probate Once In SAID Mont
poief. the slst day OF March, A. II. lss6, for
hearing and DECISION thelconi AMI it Ia further
ierc that notice hereof be given 10 all persons interested
by publication Of the three weeks successfully In the
Vermont waicnuan a state Journal, newspaper pub
lshed at Montpelier. previous 10 SAID time appointed or
hearing that they may appear said time aud place, and
show cause, any they may have why said accouni shsud
not be allowed and such tectec made.
Nv the tuuri.-Atie-tt
ss-si HAnykN riLpEN, Jadge.
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ANDREW rNoLIsn's ESTATE,

In Probate Court, held ai Muntlecr IN sah nsrict oii
the llfh day " March, A. n, isiti
q. W II. pwlncll, Administrator OF The estate Of An
drew English, late ~ Murshneld, Ia .ad Dstilot, d.
ceare presents bis administration account Tor exam
nation and allowance, and nakes application Tor a
deTce Of Installation aud partition II the estate OF
said deceuscd Wheicupon, Il h unlercd by said COuri
that saii account aud SAID Application BE- frfcrred ~
session thereof to BE- held At the Probate ue sal Mont
ITlior the I,t day uf Manh, \. -. 1876 hearing
and decision thereon And it Il further ordered, Thai
notice hereof b. g..ilo all Iefsois interested by publ
tinn Of the three weeks sccs-Vtl, iu the Vermont
Machman and state Journal, newspaper Published AZ
Montpelier previous Ia said time appointed fuf heallg
that they appear at said iia and place, and sh0w
cause ans they may have, Why said nc'Vuni should not
BE- allowed, aud such decree niaie
ny the Ionr.-Atfi~t
~ HAuXlN IIIDIN Iu,tae
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W, MARS ESTATE.

In Probate Conit, held Montpelier In siid District
on the llih day OF March, 4. u. 1876;
Allen Perry Executor uf The estate q Nalofous ".
Hale late II Cabot, n said nisirDi. decreased, pfs-eu.
his administration aceuut fnr examination and alnw-
anee and makes Application for decre Of distribution
and Partition of tie estate Of said deceased Wherenpon II
Is onien's h{ said Court. that SAID account and said
application b. referred 10 q session theruf, 10 be-
held at the Probate once, La said Montpelier, the
18th day Of April, A. II. ,ld, Tor hearing aud decision
thereon. and, y further ordered that notice hereof -
given 10 all persons Interested, hy publication Of the
three weeks Increasingly IN r Ncnnuni Wntchman state
journal. sapsr Published at Montpelier previous
said time appointed for henfine. that they apIas,r
said time aud place. and show n they have.
why -at aceuuni sunld not R allowed, aud such de,rce
made. lil the tnuft.-Atteft.
2I-t5 HARVEY IiLDfN, Judge
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U 4 .
In rrlbsie Court hcldai Montpelier la said nlstret oIi
the lin day nf Manu- 4. D. 1895
hutu, W. Warren, Administrator ~ The estate Of insnlff
Warm. late Of MhllcreN' insah District, dseas.s pre-
sents hi administration account for examination and allow
anee and makes application ta deefeeo OF distribution amt
partition " the estate uf said dea-ss Mherenpon Or
desi by -a1 Court that said account aud said anicaon h.
referred Ia session therrut 10 he held ~ TIE frhate ONCE
IN .ahi Montpelier, iir iih day Vt April, A. ID, ISIS
for hearing AMI decision ierSn And, u i- further ordered
that notice hereof be given 10 n persons Interested by pub
caiiun OF r three weeks successfully In the
Watehnan a state journal, a Newspaper published
Montpelier, previous 10 said time appointed Tor hearing thai
they appeaf AZ SAID time aud place, and show
any they mhi have, Why sa account should moi bs allowed
and such decree utidc, Ny the tuuft.-Atte~i,
gl-3i HARVEY IlLHEN, Iulge,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-03-29

CoRINrH Several years since, the town sys-
tenn Of schools was adopted hut people in the out
skirts OF the town, whom 1t was designed To bene-
it, became alarmed at the thought Of a ncp idea,
and finally managed IL get the district system again
The result has been, that some OF tile large dis
tricts have had three terms Of school per year, with
a tax Of less than twenty-five cents ON the dollar,
while the small districts have had two terms at
cost Of from fifty cents u one dollar and thirty
three cents ON dollar. This seemed unequal
taxation, but being TOO proud, or unwilling, 10
renew the town system they petitioncd for an
noxatou at the annual March meeting, Tor lack
OF time ii was adjourned To the I'D, when several
districts lost their Identity Three In the vicinity
Of Pixies lllll were made one one set 10 West
Corinth district; another divided between West
Corinth and CooksVlo The Center and Goose
Green districts we're voted together, but many OF
the voters had left before the vote Was taken
Although the moderator called for n hand vote,
he neglected 10 declare Il. More dissatisfaction
il expressed ON account Of this neglect than in TO
gard 10 any other act performed or omitted ....
The old inhabitants say the snowdnlts are larger
than ever before, although they have seen more
snow other seasons. We are just nov Saturday
receiving new supply, and may yet rival all
other years 10 this respect.
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u VI u NTIl -
In Probate Cuuit held ~ Montpelier, and for -it
irict, on the llth day OF Mafch. a. -, 1896
An instrument purporiiug Va be- the trt will and -sta-
mcni Of loNna Phelps, late Of Naisned, Ia sai dsrsi
deceased. heing plpsents tlr Court by IL. \. Hush
neil the ENcruior uirtvln named, for fIobats II ..
ordered BY SAID Court int all Ier.un concerned therein be-
uunf tuaplear nt session ui aid Court he held tis
probate ofce, In Moniet,on The iih day Ut April, 4.
u. lsib and show VI they may have against t
probate u said viii Tor which purpose further
that roIy uf the rcconl Of III, opl.r be- published hrs
weeks -ucresiNely In the Vermont Mntehnnn and Siaia
journal, printed NJ Montpelier, previous 10 said time ap
puintffi fuf hearing. IS the tnuf Atts-t
m HARVEY TILDlN Iu,lue