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Notice to Debtors,

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OF the late DIR. Philander n. Harden, and here
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At cnuu Of Probate holden at Ellsworth, within
ami Tor the County OF Hancock, on the 81 " ed.
hcsday OF Jane 4. -. ls.6i
CAMUEL ROYAL named Executor In a Ger
- tain instrument purportng 10 Dc the last NJ
aud testament u >usan Austin. late OF Eli
"a orth in laid county deceased, having presented
the ZANE .Or probate.
OKpEHEp That the raii ENr. giYe notice
thereof "a all persons interested by causing =
cops Of this Order to be published three week.
successiTely IN the Ellsworth American. printed
Ia Ellsworth. that they may appear at Probate
Count. to Ice holden At Ellsworth on the lst " ed.
nesday OF August next nj ten OF the clock Ia the
loren on. and show cause. II any they have why
the sAld instrument should not IL, proved, approx.
ell. and allowed a. the last viii aud testament oi
sali d, ceased
3WA' PARKER TUCK. Judgc.
\ tue Copy-Attcsi CHAs. 4. DoRR Register
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To- the Honorable judge Of Probate tor tie Conn.
Is al Hancock.
THE PETITION ami r. prcscntatlon OF kau-
/ T.. Lust Gu2niiaa VI ora r.. Luut. fISAnl
\ unit sud Eolnsy y. Luui u fremont 10 the
County 81 Hancock. Minor rrsT,cctiuIy shcws
that ihc .aii Minors are .s-i and I-o--c--ct oi
certain Real E-iAte situated IN .ali County and
described a. follows one uahiNldcd hail of all
The un-old land ON Long Island south 81 Nj. be
cTt. that aid E-tAc is unVTuductiso Of any b-nc-
III TO sani Minors and that 1t ALL b. the inttre
81 sarl Minor that the sBmc should De -nld AMI
tAc proceeds put eat and secured on interest. >h-
therefore pTays your Honor that sHs may be ag
ihortEcd and cmIoWerrI agrccably TO law to s,il
at public sA!c the above described Real EsIAic
such part 81 Il IN your opinion liuas be expo
dent. All which is respectfully submitted.
At Court OF Probate holden al Ellsworth. within
and for The County OF Hancock, on the 81 " cd
nc.dAy OF Jane 4. y. lssd
oEnEBElb--iha The said Guardian glVe notice
thereof to all pcrsous interested, b. eausins 4
copy Of This Order TO be pnblshcSl three werA-
succc-siyciy ia the Ellsworth American printed
"a Ellsworth, that ihrs may appear al Probate
tourt 10 he holden 81 Ellsworth on the Let " clac,-
DAY Of Aug. next, a. ten 81 the clock ia the fore
noon. and .hos cause. Il any they have Why Tie
same should not bc allowed.
SA.t' FARMER IL Ck. judge.
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~ Count Of Probate holden a. Ell-worih, with.
b. and tor the County OF HAnrock. on The ~
"Wednesday oi June \. u. l--t.
, B'ENHAM. Guar,iiAn 81 Geo. gr T.. Ilcs
y, Minor Of : lncTt 0le-. late OF Wailham. ia
s5Id 'ouuIy deoea-ei-hAsing prc-sntc.i hi- fir-t
account Of Guartiau.hlp upon sAiI .,t4tc tor
fruaat..
OluLELD.-1hat the said guardian give notice
tin eui g. all persons iuirr,sird. Nv causing 4
copy Of this orier to be Published Ia tte weeks
sBocessiycly IA the Ellsworth American, printed
III Ellsworth. TIA; they may appear al a Probate
Court 10 he holden a. Ellsworth. IN the lot Wei
ne-iAy ct August next, at 10 OF the cioc. lu tie
forenoon, aud show cause Il any they have, ny
N. -aIc should not he allow ed
-A-b' PARhIR TICK Iuigr.
\ truc Copy-Aue-t: CHAs. Il. DoER. Register.
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C-sAsocD WITH ARSON.
mrs. A... w,iie Accused % settisg
IRE 10 her swn frperty.

Mrs.. Anna wylie wa. arrested yesterday
in Virginia. ON a charge 81 arson. IL VIII
h. remembered that some weeks since Tor
property was disposed tnf at b~ankrup,s
sale. About half an hour before the anc-
ton began the rear ~ her lodging house
nn u street, near TAYLOR. Was found to is'
on lire. The smoke came from BENEATH
the floor of the second story IN the
hallway near the rear door. n
lev buckets 10 water q~uenehed ihe
fame-. A plank in the floor Wa al
ierwarls tsrn up and a quantity 81 rag
and bits ~ candle we're found, indicating
shat an incendiaD hal been al work. u
!. 4ax charged that No. Wylie herself
IA. the person who attempted b u !" de
siroy her property. IL j. said itAi III.
IaAIe known her plans to her hite.i gifi
anil tried to get her To assist by di-lointlnE
III. .~to, -pip~. the vail IT, IL saturated
With eoal oil and fired. The giri refused
and va. .ent 10 the County Hospital bi
Mrs. Wylie-she being unueii. The gni
has male a clean breast 81 the alleged plot
~ Chief u Police Laskey. Mrs. Ws'le
vas. after her arrest, placed unier ss,o""
isA.ls. which she soon obtained, Inn Urn
.lorn. 4. D.. Pottl. and Charles siiier' go
ing her security. Later la the evening
the, Lssams afraid that she was about 70
have toss aud surrendered her. When she
was coumiit.d IA prison. To-day h.r
friends have been making strong ennf's '"
obtain new hondsmes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-08
An Experts Optnisa OF the Bsnanss
The Tretting Race IN san frsa'
cisce To-Day -.Cslitsrnts Wfns
the Prise fer Marksmanship ~
philadelphia.

"
DAN rhASoisoo' 'u'! o..
ins o'"A "' =
"u ' 'o' %
'o'% suu -"
saen eoun'' esiA
"a! anu u ""'
'hs'r grocery ''ors' corner
worth sha Union s'fs''s' on =
n'gn'' ana ~ place f'0'eu ~
anu o'nsr ARTICLES
hooef' BARTON mining s'psn'
esn,iy from ',fR'nia oi'!, nAs ''en n-
's'''s~ea' aha says 'nA' .n' f,pU," On
.ns street 'oa' u ~so"ua ".s
mad Deem explored on the i'oo''oo' i'''
and nothing iound mere are ,,i' ~
m' oih' On 'na' "'''
,0s, o' "nsi' d sie.' i''s." '1p
70 " ouha. anu 'nn ,0" -A-.
'Soa' u. "ea'' psi'' 49,.
'0uuu " w.. o...,,,.,.,
-, ~ =
'nsu,A .Au 'ue
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-08
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The Real Estate Association Of Var
Francisco will next week commence tho
erection Of n handsome building for thu
transaction Of their business, on the cas-
side Of Montgomery street. soutli 81 Pine
The edlice Il intended to be five storie'
high, and when completed u will make {
prominent appearance on the street.
The Chairman Of the state Commiito,
and the hupeIiIteDdegi a. streets 81 Ia,
francisco haYr decbled To rmplny fort,
men aud ten carts 10 make repairs on az
oepted streets, now that the funds 81 th,
new fiscal year are available. There wer,
something like 800 applicants yesterday fol
the forty positions.
United States Marshal Marcellus Of Sar
Pranoisoa asks the nqaId o. hnnenisofA y
reduce the charge 81 eighty cents currency
per day for tho maintenance III unils
Hates Prisoners In the County Jail. u,
SAYS the rate IL higher than Is charged foi
tho service by similar institutions else
where.
''Colonel" Redstonc. q notorious fraut
from this coast. Is In Washington agita
ting the Chinese question aud insistipi
upon being heard IN Cangress. hetwcei
our hoodlums and Colonel Redstone. oul
position In the East ON this question vii
soon become ridiculous.
The widow Of the late James II. Latham
IL expected soon from Europe. with the re-
mains of her late husband.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-08

CENTENNIAL IpEAs-ADvAScrMrSr AM
PRooREss. Having cone 10 the conclu'
sion that tho surest way for us to succced
In business il by manufacturing and Inn
parting our own goods from the East. NJ
that we will be able To give our customers
and the public at large better Inducements
10 trade with us In Gold Hill. our motto
will he no middle men. For the present.
and until our arrangements are completed
we will offer our entire stock Of Summer
clothing at greatly reduced prices. to make
room for our direct importaiions. Mr..
Wolf. Of the firm 81 X. h W., will posi-.
lively leave for the Fast on the 10th OF
July. should this article he noticed 10y
any Of our customers indebted TO rs, we
kindly request ii,em 10 call and settle
their accounts before the above date. rs
we need money 10 enter into our new EN-
terprisr. Thanking you for past %favors.
we hope to merit the anne for the future.
NriSsTEIS 4 WOLF.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-08
CONT N CouRr.
Fearful Consequences Of Careless
Youth and Wsstsful Manhesd-
rrea . Palace - = Peliee Ceurs.

Those strange ups and downs which
mark life on the Western shores Of thii
marvellous nation. were never better illus
trated than in the Virginia Police Cour
yesterday. A fine looking old gentleman
handsomely dressed and bearing all thu
outward signs Of wealth and respectable
ity, leaned over to tho representative oi
the NEWS and remarked:
"You're . reporter. amt you? All. ]
thought 90. You can always tell news,
paper men somehow. They've got Z
bright. active look that other young Eel
lows don't have. Do you see that pool
old creature among the DRINKS over there!
Well. he's got q history. He looks bad
enough now. God knows. He's dirty. rag
ged and bloated with whisky. Rough
looking specimen, amt he ?"
The reporter was Obliged to confess tina,
he had never seen q better specimen Of the
hummer class In his life.
"Just 80" said the old gentleman,
crossing his legs and clssping his knees
with his hands. "But what would you
say II l told you that not ten years age
that man was worth his millions? II
would sound pretty tough II I werr to ~.
sure you that that miserable wretch IL q
member Of n Of the proudestf families In
France. wouldn't IT. You would never think
IN look at that blear eye. unshaven and
bloated face that the man was once a gen
tleman moving among the highest society
In Europe. Yes. I know Its hard TO be-
lieve. suppose you've heari often
enough the old story Of q wild youth. an
independent fortune, = constant round OF
dissipation and final ruin. IL isn't often
q gentleman comes ~ low as the Count de
Bougereau."
Count dc Bougerean r. cried the as
tonished reporter.
Eyes. sir" the old gentleman went on.
lit seems impossible that 4 wreck like
that should have In the South Of France q
broken-hearted wife aud two blooming
daughters. who naturally live In close re-
tirement."
why the deuce don't they do some
thing for the poor deyilr' said the report
er. casting = sympathetic eye upon the fal.
len nobleman In the dock. who. with his
elbows upon his knees, rested his face In
His trembling and grimy hands.
why should theyf' answered the old
kcuirniAus tahiuk out hho h"su $500
and consulting II. "He never did anything
for them. Perhaps II isn't right for me TO
ssy IL. but some friends that ! know have
made every effort To lift him from the mire.
Poor countr'
Does the poor gentleman speak Eng
lishf'
Every bally. I believe. We always
| converse In French when Ne meet"
The reporter walked gently to the
Count and remarked in his very best
French:
Comment yous porter ,ous anIourd'
hui. Monsieur L. COMPETE"
"Fwhat % answered the noblcman, rails
ing his head suddenly, and then
Have We any baccy about ye. sor. I'm
dyin' entirely fur a Bit"
The reporter looked around for
| the old gentleman. He was gone. II
Was = real comfort 10 hear the
Judge say q little while afterwards.
% Dennis Mulcahy. drunk aud d~isorderly,
twenty dollars or ten days In the City
Jail"
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sIcoNp pisPAToH.
A chinese Man and Woman Tried
fer Indueing Prostitusien "A
Mystsrious Auictde.

San Francisco. July $3.50 p. NJ
All Foo and All Ching, Chinaman and
woman were examined before U. s.
Commissioner Sawyer yesterday ON the
charge Of holding the Chinese girl. Cum
Chow, OH q contract for purposes OF
prostitution. They were held to answer
in the sum Of $1,000 each. The girl
acknowledges having come here on the
steamer Colorado. It will he rsmsm'
bered that 1t was stated shortly after the
arrival OF the Colorado that u number
Of Chinese women arrived by her dress
oil In mems clothing,
The body Of q wsll.dresssd man wal
found this morning lying In the shuts
used to convey water from the nsighbor'
ing hills. at the corner Of Rhode Island
and Nevada streets in the Potrsro. He
had a bullet wound in his breast. and q
revolver with one barrel discharged lay
beside him. The body was removed to
tho morgue for Identification.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-08
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO rns COLI HILL DAILY nrwl
DOMESTIC NEWS.

o
The Isdiaa war.
New Yonx, July 8.-No details regard
ing the Indian massacre have been 70
oeivsd further than already published
A special dispatch from Little Horn VII
Bismarck, says Clusters body wal no
mutilatsd when found. although tn,
others were. He lay as though asleep
his face tanned and . smile upon biz
lips. Reno and his remnant Of The
Seventh Cavalry. must also have fallen,
had not Gibbons appeared to rescue
them. Nothing is known Of the battle
in which Custer and his comrades per
ishsd. except what can DO surmised
from the appearance Of the masses oil
the Indians on the bluffs. On the left
flank OF Rsno's command the Indians
opened . heavy fire from the bluff,
aud at the anne time charged In
front: The troops behaved gsllsntly,
driving tho Indians In tho back. but the
FIRE from the bluff was 30 severe that
Rsno's men were forced to ford the
river. He ordered them into the timber
where they dismountsd to Eighth ON foot.
The Indians tried several times to dis.
lodge them. but insisctually. They
charged both on ponies and on foot.
They tried to work round TO the Bear
river. but Reno charged them through
the timber. The Indians pressed 80
hard and wsrs so numerous that Reno
ordered his men to mount and cut their
way through. A Wild scramble
for life followed. II wal ever man for
himself. Their wounded dug rife pits
and prepared for battle. The Indians
charged on foot and made tremendous
efforts to route our soldiers. The fight
was hand to hand. The fighting
continued at short intervals. and
towards dark the command was
completely surrounded. At day.
light on the Goth the battle was renewed.
The Indians numbered from 1000 to
1000. Reno had barely 400 men. His
men were without water thirty.six hours,
and were desperate, the horses and
wounded men perishins from thirst, and
the water was only two hundred yards
Off; but the ground was full Of Indian
sharpshootsrs on both sides Of the river.
Reno determined to get water at all haz.
ards. Then followed q hand.to-hand
fight. one soldier having sometimes as
many Is five Indians upon him. The
troops used rsvolvsrs at short range.
They dashed through the timber, crossed
the river and ascendsd the high bank
opposite. Meanwhile the Indians kept
up a deadly FIRE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-08


FnEioHr RECEIPTS. - The following
freights for Gold Hin and Virginia City
were received during the twenty.four
hours ending at II o'clock ~. to-day:
90 carload. of wood. 3 Of merchandise, I
Of hay. ~ Of lumber, . ~ four, 2 d salt,
2 81 ice, 2 Of hastings. I of coal and ! OF
barley.
BrLLIoS smrNrSrs.-0 the 9Th instant
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. shipped from Virginia
i72 liars 81 bullion valued at s279,532 II.
On the 9th eight bars. valued slS,S3j %.
were shippcl. aud last evening three bars,
valued at $50 2 ~, were sent below.
THp man who says that the pipics are
not capable Of being civilized 10 behind
the times. G street, Virginia, was edited
this forenoon by the spectacle OF . young
sluaw leaning confdingly upon the arm
Of q slightly embarrassed buck.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-08
Rom.n,Ie suI.la. IN San Dos,

~ bk~otlnutic Sutssur ~" wv
SAN JosE. July s.-To-day the Coro.
nor held an inquest OIL the body OF
Mrs. Eliza Kaiser, q German woman
aged thirty five. who committed suicide
at her residence this morning. The
woman's husband. Pritz Kaiser. Ia .
shoemaker. who lives In San Francisco
with her son. aged twelve years. II 10
claimed that the couple separated some
time ago ON account Of Kaiser's DISPOSE.
ton to drink to excess. For the past
rear and q half tho deceased has beon
living with a man here named William
Kohlsr, and aboot two months ago she
bore him n CHILD. ahioh 10 still liying.
She also had q daughter with her. aged
about nine and q half years, belonging
to Kaiser. The deceased and her para
mour sOsmel to live happily. except
when she became jealous OF him. which
she was prone 10 10 at intervals. This
morning she got up aud cooked his
breakfast for him AZ usual. and he
went to work. Some time after
she was discovered by . little girl In
spasms. Medical aid was summoned
aud all that was possible was done to
save her life. but she confessed to tax.
ing quantity OF strychnins for the pur.
pose Of destroying her life, as she va,
always in trouble, She lived In horri.
BILE agony for nearly an hour bsfo,s she
died. and toward the end pleaded with
the doctor TO save her life. When she
learned that she could not live she beg.
ged a couple Of nsiRhboring women to
take care Of her child Il was learned
that she got the .ayehnihs al the store
for tho O'tensibls purpose Of poisoning
fais
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-08
oBsTACLEs T0, MARRIAGE.

,Hsppy r.ll.f 20, youna men irem The ssss,;
restose d Imprdipents 20 marriage removed.
New method ~ treaimrpt. hew aud remark.
able remedies. Books and circular sent free.
in sesied envelope. Address HOWARD Az.
nOOiATiON. tiSN. Ninth street. phllAdelphla.
PA.-sn Institution having . high reputation
Zoe honorable conduct aud professional siiil..
is71 Jun
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-08

IoLL 80 Ho>oK.-iE ,ls examination
i'm Mr.. Listers room. in the Central sJhool.
the following scholars attained a erediia-
ble siapdipg in sindies and department Tor
III. term: Lncy Chappins. Nellie MILF
eau, Eva Kent. Cora Soell. john Chegwid-
.len, Annie Rove. Cora Moore. Julia BIosk.
John Tremain. ice Moore. Anpie BeTgs,
Jerome Connolly. El. Crale. Annie Mar
lev. Minnie Hanb. Thomas Thomas. Char
lev Miller. Jimmie Sullivan. Nellie Dur
ham. Dan Mclaughlin. Stephen Mitchell,
Joe Frances. Joe Manery. Sandy Ross, Abe
Grar,. Walter Miller. Harry Thurbnr.
Jimmie CASTILLO and Mary Winnie. The
sbo,e ,scholsrs were neither ab-eni nor
tardy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-08

A. -...,.,.. A., an.
-. =, n. n,n.r Mill of N.el,v A
~ !. an. no,,h~s., of Husalsr.. STA.
lion was, ai...,rou. Affair. lit believed
,,., Al. co,a,yr.,ion was owing 10 the
~orl ~ AN incrndiary. as II was Liudled in
W. - Ion, one hundreJ yarls snart.
1922. ,yosna hsn ~. dance IN tba
sA,o a., ',is.n,.r..I anil ,hs IRE
800, .a asr..,v Ia, H. nrogress eonid
w. ~ 80 Nm. H. j,,srt.r.J with. Tbe
= oria,n., ars. .oam l.csme one. anil
is'nsJ slonr At n terrific spesd. scattering
brand. ON either side. The men employed
AT Inc mill devoted their energies TO pre-
venting the dire from spreading. and cleared
spaces on both siie.; Arepins y,%s'y.ns
,in, l.s,ore Them bnt fine
men succeeded In saving the forests 10 the
yiybt AMI left. The lire, which was started
AZ m o'clocl In the morning, Was not got
nnJer control until midnight, A number
~ w~oodehoupers' cabins and other struc-
,nre. which .tood In the Path 81 the fire
were DESTROYED. About 1000 acres 81
timber were burned. besides q large guam
tity Of cut wood and timber. The loss IL
moi He,recleI 70 fall below 500, 900.
Ys..r.' Mulberry, Watson and Paradise.
con,rsctors engaged In cutting wood for
.ns.,. - ~" They had ma, vet deliver.
ei the wood and are therefore out the en-
seise OF hewing and .pii,tng, ahionn'.hg
to Q s92.yvo, ",o mi.ha1
morning a heavy Alh sl''H e'""
the last spark VI Tue hi''
A PLEASANT HrsBASp. - Yesterday .
.ou,.n name, ri,z,he,h Ioy.t, applied 10
sp"a" ..~'', -.rr..,. D.
Justice Goa vi 11Egihla, 'or "Airai' io'
the arrest % her husband. shol .hs
charged with having beaten hrr' uo,hg
,snh Ia ns.taI nm The household goois.
aiken their little daughter and disappeared.
The trunks aad 9th,er thlhss Neie ioun" =.
the railroad depoi, bnl ,he plsH NJ. nv
OF the way. MS I.o.e,l slap, p.s,a ~.
months Past .no nss IL. III .,x,sbine AMI
The like until Z in the evening. when she
returned home with the ~ which sue hau
EARNED = y her u.. Th. ii,,i. airI hs.
over W n' has n'n,i,o, AMI H. noIice arr
N'ai"Iu e. Ia,s,,
ur,,,,.. c~rxr,xs,,l Nrp,t. Last
...,,. =, n. mss,inr Of the Pacific
o" - 49,. 49,
Coast Pioneers, Farmer i."A. pr
ssnied u Of the silver medals sifnen on
pap IN one ids are thc
| irnrcs Of Two soIdiers. with ihs I'D
:. Liberty Bell" between them. and
around the edge 81 w" hieual -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-08

HAq,S's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves
aud restores the complesioni removes
freckles. tan aud s%allownesa; mikes the
skin soft. white and delicate. Its up.
plicaiion cannot be detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-08
MsErING on rnE rIoNEEnn.

The oid Bsys Held an Eieesiss ssr
Onieers mach Ballssing asd
Trtbutstiou. mt They Get Away
with It-Crharisy DsLssE Elected
President.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-08
miscellaneous.

The election u officers being nov salts
faeiosJy completed, a telegram MAS read
by yice-Pie,,dept Tsylorfrom Hon Phillip
A. Roach, at Omaha, az his return from
New York. stating that he would soon be
here. Mr.. TAYLOR desired that the society
tender Mr.. Roach a public rccepiion' aud
hat the newly.lectol oiieer. be eonsfi-
,n,.L a committee to meet Mr.. Roach ON
his arrival anal inform him 81 this action
81 iLe soriety. This WAS voted upon AMI
agreed Co.,
IN the outgoing oiheeI. i9r their efficient
Performance IL their dniie, during their
term 20 Office.
After the Transaction Of a few other
misar items of business the meeting all
jonrpei.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-08

For Secretary. Lee Ne0"wn andchaf''S
lawson were nominated. McGown Was
elected. For Treasurer. J. l.. smith WAS
Reelected uBanimously. no Other name
being u la p~on,raiion. For MARSHAL,
". ID. 4. Gibson u Go,d Hi was also
unanimously reelected without opposition
For Librarian. ". y. Stewart Was as,
unanimously reelected. Directors WIZ
Tbomas. 4. Morrill,. W. y. sheppard AMI
All. poten (re-elect.i.l