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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-25
NOTICE..
NOTICE |. MKRERY ClXEN dad

IN the Carson City Chemical Company, a G, :
porGtiUn TgsniZei ard existing under thu Law
OF the Ststr OF Nevada, has petltioned th, HoI,
$. L. Wright. Judge % the Second judicial . -
trIct of tho State OF NrYada, in end lcr tar
County Of OrIHsbT. 10 be dissolved ana aiei.-
coIp0lated uHdtT the provisions Of an 80 al
the Legislature Of the State Of Nevada entitled
- An Act t. provide for ths turmat.cn OF cCrpl-
ratiCus ttr certain purposes, spp.L,cd -iSr...
lUth. A. D. 1860; that MONDAY. Tao l5.n .a
OF MAY. 4, y. 1876, aid ths Chambers OF al
fudge, N the city Of Car-un, County OF OlluStl
have been appointed the time ard place TOR
the hearing Of said petition, at which time mai
place all persOns interested viii show cause y ~
all order disAcorporating said corporation shall
not be made and entered
r. J. EDWARDS. CiefE.
Carson CITY, New, March Il, 1870. iswsw
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
~ VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND

H1t VIRTUE OF A DfC1SEf- All
ID Order OF Sale to me directed. issJt. out Of
the Hon Second Judicial District Court, OF 4
Judgment rendered therein on the seventeenth
day Of March. A. u. 1876 IN favor OF .. p WILLS
ami against Robert b. Shsrp and AHGusiins
sharp, his wife, for the sum OF S:JS 5t-lun,
with interes. on the sum Of $500 ST ;he rate Of
three per cent. per month from the I'd day Ci
February. \. D. 1876, together with the sum o.
SAT 40-ltO costs OF suit and accrulHg costs ho"
in the sum OF IS So. counsel fec il the sum OF
ST. d, with interest from date o. judgment g
10 pcr cent per snnuIn and the further sIlI!l OF
$50 IS paid for taxes, with interest al fatc OF
~ per {. 1t. per month til paid, from l. u
January, 1876. together vain all costs "Alth
NAV accrue from advertisement, COMMISSIONS,
etc, etc; and in pursuance thereto have lev
led upon and viii expose at public sG.e 70 the
highest and best bidder. in front OF the Court
House door in Carson City, Ormsby county. on
the 10th day of April, A. D. 1876, between TIC
hours of O'Clock A. Vi. and o'clock T. NJ, to
wit 4. One O'Clock p. NJ, an the right, title,
interest and claim uf the said Robert b. SHARP
and Augustine Sharp. defendants, Of, IL and to
the following described property, situate and
being in Carson City. county of Cr1nsby, and
State OF Nevada, as ordered and set out III said
degree, TO wit: All that certain piece Of land IN
Carson City, Ormsby county, State OF Nevada,
called and known a. aad represented upon the
pIats OF said Carson Clyy as the southern sixty
ICOl feet Of block number ti.rtccn L., Proctor
and Green's subdivision Of said Carson CITY
more particularly bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at the southeast corner Vi
said block formed 10y the interseri4on OF the
west lire Of Minnesota street with the north
line Of Musser street; thence north, with the
said line Of Minnesota street, sixty t6ot feet;
thence at right angles west one hundred and
seventy l70) feet. to the east line OF Phllllps
street; thence south. with said line of Phillips
street, sixty (GO) feet, to the north line Of said
Nusser street: and thence east with that street
line one hundred and seventy (l10) feet, TO the
place of beginning; together with ali ana SIN
grlsr the tenemants hereditaments and appur-
ten.ncec tlsreto belonging or i'll arg wise sp-
pertaining. ,. I. Sn m
Siberia o: thc County Of OTiAsby.
Carson City, March 18th, 1856.
Ellis & KING. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board of Trustees made OF the 5sh LAY a.:
January. Ic76. so many shsres OF each parcel Of
such stock as may be Necessary VIII BE- sold al
publie auction, at the Office Of the company,
near corner Carson and Second stree &, arson
City, Nevada, on FRIDAY, APRIL 7:h, 1sIG, st
the Lour OF p. N. of said day, TO pay sad de
!.nqueur Assessment: thereon, together with costs
OF advertising and cxperses of the sale
c. :. MOTT, Secretary.
Office near corner Carson and Second streets,
Carson Civ Nevada -nhIClaw4w
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NJ Mining Company.-Notlce IS hereby gwen
that meeting of the stockholders of the above
company viii be held at the Office Of NJ. II.
Mills. Douglass Building. Virginia, Nevada, on
SATURDAY, April u, 1876, u. p. NJ, to take
into .oasi leraiioEi the deferred proportions
made concerning the affairs of the company
and for the election of officers for to- ens.,ing
wear. Stockholders in the above company are
further requested, on the occasion OF the above
meeting to presen. legal evidence Of ownership
in said mine, either by presentation OF stock Or
proof of said ownership. By order Of the Board
Of Trustees.
MILES GOODMAN, Secretary.
Virgins, April 3, 1876, sr5td
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vick's FLORAL GUIDE.

This is beautiful Quarterly Journal, finely
illustrated, and containing an elegant c0lored
sron.ispiece with the first number. Price only
rs CENTS for the year. The first number for
1876 iust issued. Address Sc
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APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

N To the NORTH CARSON MINE. No. 10.
L. 5. Ls1d Office. Ca~son City, Nevala. March
sd, lS16.- Notice is hereby given that the
NORTH CARSON SILVER MINING CoAGPASE. hy
IFS authorized agent A. 5: GouLD. whose post
office address is Carson City, Nevada, has this
day aled its application fer patent for FIT
teen Hundred linear feet Of the North Carson
Mine or vein bearing gold snd silver, with
surface ground six hundred lee: in width
situate lying and being in Eagle and N&shot
Valley Mining District, County ot t:lhsAy,
and state Of Nevada, and known and deslE-
mated by tho field notes and ,ot.lcal rlat IN HE
IN this Office Us lot No. 49, IN Township IL,
north Range twenty east Of Monte DIahlo ne
ridisn. the exterior boundaries If sad Lot NJ.
40 being as follows. tp-w!t: Variation, It. p
sast-ComIaerc!nF ct Post No. l, at $ T. cor-sr
of the claim. on the southern slope q the
mountain, from which point the section CorIeT
post at the s. Z. corner Of Section =, !. 10 y,
Z. 20 E, Il. D. NJ. bears s. C &c T. 1877 feet
distant ard the flag staff on the dome q the
State Capitol q. Carson City bears ;. : 8 l.,
and running y. As A. E l 500 feet 70 Post No
.; thence y. AZ IL W. COO feet 10 Post NJ. :.
thence s. 40 So ". ! 200 feet to Post No. l.
thence ;. IL IL F., COO feet to place Of begin
ming containing 20.G6-1O0 acrts. This claim Is
bounded by no other known mines or mining
clsins. The location Of this nlEe Is duly r.
corded in the Recorders OG9ce a Eagle and
wasLoe VALLEY Mining District at Carson City,
Nevada, IL Book \ Of folio lg2. Any aCd a.!
persons claiming adversely am portion OF said
North Carson Mine or said mining ground IS
herein before described are required 70 file Then
adverse claim with the Register OF the nlfed
States Land Office, st Carson City, in the STATE
Of Nevada. during the sixty days period OF pub
location hereof. OF they Will ba barred by virtue
" 49, A. WATT, Register,
T. D. EDvAEDs, Attorney tuh-3
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LIT, CONSOLIDATED GOLD All

"A Silver Mining Company Location OF
principal place Of business, Carson City, NJ
vada. Location Of works, Pyramid 14ske Mn
ing District, Wsshoe County; Nevada. There
are delinquent upon the following described
stock, on aceount Of assessment No 3 levied on
the 9Th day Of February, ls7c, the several
amounts sat opposite the names Of The respect
i've shareholders, IS follows:
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n THE DISTRICT COURT OF THs,

4 United States fer the District of :. va:a
In the matter of AUGUSTUS W. BURR!iI.
bankrupt, il Bsnkruptcy.-l nited State ii
America. District OF Nevada, ss.-A warrant in
Bankruptcy has been issued by said Court
against the estate VI Augustus ". Burrill, of
the county Of Douglas and State of Nevada, in
said District, who has been duly adJuGged
bankrupt upon his own Petition; and the pay
ment OF any debts and the delivery Of any Prop
erty belonging TO said bankrupt, to MIN or 10
his Use, and the transfer of any property by
him. are forbidden by law. meeting OF the
creditors O. said bankrupt. 10 prove their debts
and choose one or more assignees Of his estate,
will be held at Court OF Bankruptcy, 10 bc
holden at Virsinia, in the said District. on the
18th day Of April. A. D. 1876, at o'clock p. ;!
st the office of f. Strother, Room No. i. GGd
Fellows Building, corner OF G and Smith
streets. enc of the Registers in BANKRUPTCY %
said District. AUGUSTUS ASH,
United States Marshal ard Nesss:!Eer in Bank
ruptcy for said District. sp6ti
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JAMES WICK, Rochester. n. Y.
mh29m3
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GOLD AND SILVER

VdI SUI VIZ, --4Ht 7 II IN1--J ~
Ellis {. KING. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Choice Flower and Garden
SEEDS,
Strawberries and Peaches

~ w ORTS BY NJ l l.
~ Plants of the newest and finest improved
sorts, carefully packed and prepaid, by mail
lily collection Of Strawberries took the first
premium for the best collection at the great
Show of the Massachusetts, Horticultural Soci-
ETY.. il Boston, last season. grow nearly 100
varieties. the most complete collection in the
country, including AL the new. large American
and imported kinds. Priced descriptive cata-
Roses, Evergreens. Twenty-Five packets Gsc-
den or Flower Seed. 81 by mail.
G. G. The true Cape Cod Cranberry. best
C.. sort for upland, lowlana, or garden, by
mail, prepaid. 81 per 100; So per LOCO.
Wholesale catalogue to the trade. Agents
wanted. ...a
b. NJ. WATSON,
OLD Colony Nurseries and Seed Warehouse,
Plymouth. Mass.
Established 1912. mh24m3
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-13
d. N. HASKELL,
TOWNSHIP AGENT,
c. p. R. n.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE

DARTIEs WISHING TO LEASE OR PuR-
chase Lots in the town Of Winnie
muccs, are hereby notified that all ap-
plications for the same, or on business
relating thereto, should be addressed to.the
undersigned at Sacramento, where they will
receive prompt attention.
ns~ Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same. are also notified to attend to the
matter without delay. and avoid trc Vie.
nolG II D. Il. NAnIRLL.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-07
THE NOON SERVICES.

At the noon services Mr.. Moody took three
texts. The first was from second chapter OF Hebrews
third verse; How shall escape il We neglect SO great
salvation" lie said:
Ialways notice many here at noon whom We nave ineI
I'm the in1uiYy-rOouis. and want to s~ak Nord 10
them There are three classes Of people VINO VII np ~
cent savation-thOsc who neglect IT, those who Icih'c H.
and those who despse IT, Many think thoy are NOT 50
b.d scpcr al religion because tnoy ony heg c A.
but II they keep on they lost just tho same Snoposc
there is man in a boat going In swift current down
stream; he neg>os TO pull FOR iio shore u" 'S
doomed ma. Jio will over the rapids. won nov II
Noah mad neglected 90 into the ara alter nc nad nt
il he rould Nay. been lost with the ODcr anicduNias
Nothing could have saved him You let tue cry bc th'd
tba; ths building was IRE, and SEQ how many VIII
keep thar scHLs; lhey hVuu 10 D'"h"' "P ~ ""' "
they did o-,
Then again IN tho 10Th chapter or Hebrews, ZJth
verse that refuse not him that sIe1kcth Inc
nert step ~ refuse salvation. while ago they ohy
oOIcried H. they refuse ittha .. tho second FOud
of ibr ladder You can only do OF two things take
waiter passed iCewater to number o. people stTS t"
z ther. and seen how some Nonld taAe u ana som'
yould not 30 the cup of salvation Is passed. hhOh~ No
to-day. How many you viii accept II Are tou NJ
most persuaded Remember - hairs breadth rom
heaven ia not an inch from he'll.
Again In the 10Th chapter OF HchrOws 2Sl verse, We
cad He thai GespiSod MOscs law died without mercy
pndrr two or lree vitncsscs Many dcspi-c tJe whole
Thing hate it, and will have none OF gHe them iiac
and tney light hcr cigars with H. Ihcfr are tbe lhIt"
ords-np glcct, reiuS desi8e- when thCfC ~ Dht oh'
engine and three atfaoned, don't they an 20 iir
same wayl II You DO either ~ these threo lhlhBa you
must suffer the eternal consequences.
There were also short addresses from the Rev Dr.
Sabine Dr. Anderson, and IN. Rev +. H. 1arling.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House to-day Mr.. FAULKNER (Dem.,
W. ya) mad \ personal explanation and answer To an
article published In The Washington Reppt'ican which
be spoke OF the recognized organ of the hdmni-ra
ti1n lie then proceeded fo READ az explanation oi the
charges and AN indignant reJohder 10 tho thcy having
reference the appointment and payment ui mechanics
At the nster's Ferry Arsenal prior 70 tho war.
resoution for appropriation for tnc purchase Ot
ali the uroperty Of The COagcsS,onai Giobc reported
ana referred 10 tho Committee on Appropriations
mr. porta1 eF the senatS S 6Hng the
Presidential salary after tho 4th of March, 1871 NJ
SO 900. Passed without disctsslon.
The motion made yesterday to refer 10 the Committee
Of the the bill reported 10 regulate tho rate Of III
terst throughout o country on National money Qhst
por cent revotedlr TO- Nays l35, and then the
bill - Laid on tao iabc-
Mr. WARD (Dem., N. ", from the Committee on Com
mprce reported back adversely the b to restore the
ocean carrying trade OF tIe United states
The following bills were reported ami passed: . .
EIcmptns vessels engaged IN trade bet"o"nthe uni"
stao. British North America tho West lDdi, and AieI
ico and vessels Of les. han Z! tons burden bound ron port
necessity oi chipping er crewA OF reuIing te,i snip
Changing the nant Of four ateanbos,s ono o them being
from "S"n.ior Hkc Norton . 70 ." AJneTlca' d,
Apnoprstng go0 oT light OF the o end Of The tunnel
The then at o'clock resumed the consideration
OF tho bl 10 carry into effect the Haw siian Treaty
Spoechrs IN support OF the bill were made by Mr
MONEY C)om Miss and Mr. GARFIELD tRcp Ohio),
me declaring that in the eyont OF is rejection the
Haw aiian islands would oa within few months doi,
mated either 10y England or France He had printed
part or bis remarks an article rom iht Asr' iofs
Post OF yesterday sgtiing fOith the HOuhds on
which tine treaty should be adopted
Mr. GIBSON tDem;, Is) spoke a;ainst tho bill ,,,
Mr. WOOD Dem, ". ", who has charge OF tho bill,
gave that there only two other speeches 10
be made, name y-by MIR. Banks Und., MassI and sy
MIR Tucker (Den. Va)-he would ondeay to get vote
ON fhe bill next Monday.
The House then, at o'clock went into Conmttee Of
the Whole SIR. Cox tDem, ~ ~ IN the char, ON tue
uouss took "a rcGs till 1880 o'clock tho evening session
t0 w for the sanie buaihess
New-York tribune., 1876-04-07
TIE BLACK FRIDAY GOLD SUIT.

The suit of Dc Witt C. Taylor against Jay
Gould and Others growing out OF sale OF gold by Albert
speyers on Black Friday the plaintiff continued
yo,erdsy before Judge Barrett IN Supreme Court Trial
Term Henry NJ Benedict tho former President OF the
Gold Bank testified that no Fisk and afterward
Smith OF the firm OF Smith, Gould Martin. Fisk told
him there would be trouble in their cea ances. He
answered there would be trouble. Gould was present
then and he supposed he speaking to both Smith,
nm hour later after conference with Gould though telling
him they were ont with Fisk, gave him similar assur-
nnees a 20 their transactions On the next Saturday he
prese ped balance sheets ~ Smith and G0nd Claiming
S19OOO They refused 10 pay ", but Gould set apart
S75 900 TO be paid on some accounts, striking out
spoyers transactions
Isaac G. Ogden, the gold and stock clerk OF Heath
Co ed that about the end Of September 1862 they
we're carrying Ave six millions gold for Smith Gould
q Martin and for James Psk r On Friday the first
who ca,ne In their oico smith, who vas solowed by
FISK who was busting round and talking loudly. There
were perhaps during the day hall dozen persons Ia the
inner Office Later IN the day officer set TO guard
te ioos The witness adm that there entry
ON Heath Co.'S books, to his knowledge on BLACK fr
day Of Jo,H TRANSACTION by Fisk aud smith, Gould
Martin The Court then adjourned
New-York tribune., 1876-04-07
THE ASSEMBLY.

In Committee of the Whole, on motion OF
Mr.. RUGGLEs. the clause and the Sheriff OF the c'ty
and County Of NewYork shall not be entitled to any
fees costs, or expenses on any executions issued
against the Mayor Aldermen. and Commonalfy OF the
City Of New-York" was stricken out
The bill was then ordered to third reading
Mr.. @. l. Posi- from the Committee appointed 10 ln-
vestigate charges against Felix Murphy the member
from the IId District, New-York reported recommend
ing that Mr.. MnTphy be taken before the par oi te
House and rcprimandcd. which was done.
The bin making appropriations for expenses Tor inanaS
ing the canal, was ordered to "A third reading.
The bill 10 confer limited suffrage upon women, whch
allows A. real estate To the value Of
$3.50 vote for President ana NiceFresdth came up'
aud Nr FUIToS moved Ia strike out tho firs section
Mr. WEST said he lad introduced tins MI IN gooi ialtn
He believed that IL IL became law t twOud produce good
effects, and hc hoped u would pass.
Mr. HODGES hoped this bill would be killed here ana
go. - ,,,
arguing that the privilege Should not be granted TO
women that il unnecessary and sheer nonsense
Nh FISH moved that progress he reported. Lost
MIR MAYNARD moved to strike ont an WIN regard 70
allowing women 10 Notc, Nnich WAS NHtua-J A-l'Is 'o
Mr GRAHAM called attention 10 the fact that the men
who opposed human slavery were sna"fpd az ieN years
tnca aud said that the time coming when TINS SUD
ject of womans suffrage would De popular
Progress then reported.
A communication received from contr0lleSuS Sreen
House calling for n detailed statement OF jud mcnts &c
obtained against the city. The COntiOi"f says II VIII
take some time with the clerical force IN his Office te
prepare tho statement but tht II shall be done at the
earliest period prartie able.
The bil anthoiiInc John " Merritt establish ferry
from Lewisburgh POushkocpsc was ordered to third
reading. -
enptiuns and privileges OF inc ludustllai LAhpit'oH
Company.
Recess till $50 p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-07
yJLLIlM c. B4RGEr7'S TRANSACTIONS.
1,r IA ALLEGED TO HAVE COMMITTED FORGERY.

Tr IA ALLEGED TO HAVE COMMITTED FORGERY
inquiry was made by TRIBUNE reporter
Yesterday at the Office Of Messrs. Kunhardt & co..
accents of the Hamburg American Packet Company with
reference to the forgery alleged to have been committed
by william G. Barrett in November, lS7I MI. Nun
bardt gave the following account Of the case: Mr.
Barrett was counsel for Kunhardt Co in the action
broagbt against them in the Autumn Of 1874 by William
Ives and John Waters, owne;S or The vessel lalrI"t
Iiv,iey. for damages arising from the collision between
this veAo and tho UanmOnia OF tho Hamburg American
lire The case was decided in the United states Circuit
Court against Kunhardt & Co.. who appealed 10 the gu
pres Court in Washington. Pending decision. their legal
adviser Informed them that be had arranged to compr
mis-. with Mossrs ves and watersfor $4,000 the amount
awarded by tho Court being about s23OOo On the Io
lovtn. day he called and showed them paper purpor
tho bsanis aud certified by attached paper bearing
tns signature of George f. Belts. Cerk or tho Uhlted
states District Court Messrs. kunardt 90 agrec ln
tho COMPROMISE and 10 Barrett ccck on tbc Corn
Exchange Bank for $4,000 made pay W lhe oTdcI
OF Aes. and Waters whose pretended release thoy
ficd among their papers. ~. d., ,,..
Mf.srs Redield and Hill, ms former partners were sur
prard by the receipt Of legal nOtcc 10 The enetl th
the abovenamcd collision would come np Icf tfla
i'm the course u n week or two Red1eld and I'M hhd no
know slge OF the transaction ana All Investigation
brought 10 Light no record whatever of tho Sl9.oVo
check In their books AT tho time the check was gwen
10 william Jarrett by kuDhardt Co, MeSsrs Ives ana
Waters the hbeAnts out of th0 city The ch0cE,
However was iniOrscd with their nantes, ana hr B&T
r,t is now charged with having forged this indorselnent
At dato corresponding with that of the rolease de
posit Of $4,000 vas found to Mr.. Barret's personal
credit in the Nassau Bank through whlcn tne CHECK
pas sad to tho Corn Exchange Bank. by winch III WIS
sIonld usnte legal proceedings TO recover the amount
from Exchange BANK
New-York tribune., 1876-04-07

wcei Parsons Co.. for printing during the early pnr
OF the present session, to $4,000 He stated tna, 10
had received from the Controller an iemzed accos ~
work done by Weed Parsons Co., aud compula.onss
made by careful accountants that under the
Of last year. the work done in tho early part VI 'ns
session should not exceed $4,000.
The motion to reduce the amount was lost. n, o,-
ir ROOHRs moved to strike out the item OF $500
for John Jacobs legal and other expenses incurred
by him In the matter OF the contested election or oe
tor for the lid Senatorial District aud desired an eAp
nation why the amount should be so much IarSer .au
senator Gerards contested election expenses, WHICH are
Oniy $3.50. ,,,,, l.. x,.,.
Mr. HAERIs said no comparison could possibly DO mace
the two The case OF the sess
tabulation and other work. The contested seat oi r
Gerard was a simple question Of law
The motion wthirawn. ....
The bill was then reported and ordered TO tnrd reah
ing. A..
President DoRsnEER the resolutions OF the
Chamber Of Commerce with reference 10 tne Constu
ona Canal amendment and the deepening OF the canals
The following bills we're passed: ,,, ~,
Changing the of the Utica and BLACK Kiver neu-
road Company and comforting Its powers ana fahchisos
upon the Company under the new title. ,,.,
Relative 10 tho Metropolitan Museum OF Art Ill Cehtrai
Park in the City OF New-IOrk. .,,,.
When the SUPPLY bill was announced for third read
instructions to strike $4,000 for printing the census
returns and that the sum Of $4,000 be inserted III lieu
thereof. Carried. IL,
Mr. VEDDER rose to n question OF privilege, and SAID
that the reports the special correspondent relative 10
The debate between himso and Mr. Gerard last evening
had done both parties injustice. His remarks were adc
m iocose spirit Senator Gerard the peer OF any
senator around their circle and they hOnoied MN do
gentleman and brother Senator.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-07
P1SSENGERS .4RRIVED.

FROM LoNDoN-Ia ssagssip caHade April 6-Df
Int, wife children and servant Mrs. 9 NJ Berry aDl
children Mr ami smith Nr. and 5lrs. A. Schmiti
Auc thil MI and Mrs R0bL stark, Miss u. Bairy, MTs
hp on Mln. BecEeu G. Hodges. "A E,t.n
Albert haggctL Eormes. o. f. IoDiuson Frank Cros
Vincent Jones' :. j. Graham, :. Il. Anderson, denry L.
Thomas samuel rlUrstl4i.
FROM HANANA-{g rodnlShp GUY Of F,Td cruz April o
Mira MargareL Van Nest, and maid Robert A fistL
RObt > Gardiner LenlcseF wife, AND ohireni Theodore
abitt Albert MAYER samuel AOsDachor J. B. Richmond, +
r. Alru Nm. Andrews and chti Gilbert 81 small, H. Horx
wife, A. SANCHEZ D. sanchez, Ramon kuesos Jose
-rrr Fernando Jorge Miranda Francisco Golza
I-s I.uino Dal Manuel alvarez JustO Arrarss, Wiz hee
ltObt Mhiti,d r. j. Halsey. C. ID. Thompson kd~1ri fal
ley 4. sawyer. viir and children Mrs Sawyer and
oaugnters Ms SopoaA chilli /. n FidAn2 and vile, NJ
Vire,o tie1rgc Ehni Max kash T. Cunningham J1mOhy
aa H. bel Rrear Thomas lad0 And RObt NcCu.ioch
,ormcut H. pefgTew q. FInlay, L. Polak, Antonio Atas
] use &c! Carmen FaDelo.