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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-19
LATE TELEeaAMs.
kAaTERN n.
Proceedings OF Piyasssh Church
Advisesy Csuaeil.

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7. ~. 49,. nv E.s IN 49,.
vby Plymouth Church had forfeited its
.laim 10 confidence and fellowship.
,hsrsfors.
ResoI,,.I That this Council rsspect-
fuiIv reous.t Raw. Richard r. storn.
n n. and Raw. William Evsrt. Bud.
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h.s"n.s pi~,.ae,h Chr,.h h:a .nr.rsJ
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'elsu, oseAu'e ~ ."1 ~
anu oeeaase v.ne,s naa su'rsu,
thought thsy snouiu aiay anu ih'e'''
gate u matter. ,.--
Inc discussion OF tnis feso,uuon W.
interrupted W Professor Aooo.',
desired 10 MAKE tne tePor. o, .ne JUST
ness ommi'tee on Dowens ie''er, SUI
misted iast night. ne read tne comhu,
nicaaon anu SAID the oommi''er !"
plymouth Church have an opportunity
to make any further statement In REGARD
to the subject.
Moderator Bacon interrupted proceed
ines to refer To the business eomn,,t'.e
the communication received from froi'
smyth Of Andovsr. -,
Deacon Capons resolution was iha
ON the table thai discussion OF the BOW
en- matters might DO resumed.
Sherman made a statement concern
ing the communication rsisrrin 9 to the
words adultery. perjury and hyPoc.
risy. and said b COMMITTEES demanded
that Bowen should appear before the
council.
4 resolution that Bowen DO invited to
lay his reasons before the council at
once was sought to be amended to read
that Bowen DO invited to appear before
the council to reconcile the difference
between ststsmsnts, . long discussion
occurring upon tthe .propristy OF
summoning Bowen at all. An attempt
was made to lay the whole subject
on tho table. but failed, and finally
was disposed OF by tho adoption OF q
resolution that he DO invited 10 appear
before the council ut 7:30 this evening.
After o statement by Mr.. winslow
that Mr.. Storms had written q request to
appear before the Investigating Commit
tee. alstter was read from Storm stating
he had never any knowledge regarding
the matter.
The discussion OF Deacon Capon's
resolution was resumed. and after nu.
msrous speeches and q failure to lay It
on b table, II was referred 10 the COM
mittee on The sixth question, who
promptly retired to consider the matter.
ID. N. storrs SAD ne thought tne
question put oy ar. resssnasn ysster-
day should DO answered; Inc later
then repeated the qussuon wnicn NO
had asked Yesterday as to the pastors
willingness to have the interview be-
tween DIR. Storrs md himself made pub
lie, or that he should tell all they know
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BORN.

LosCIIE N KonL-In Eureka. February 18th.
10 the wife OF Louis Loschenkohl. . daugh.
Ter.
HUrCHINs-In winnsmucea, February lsth.
10 the vile Of pr. Pred Hutchinr. . daughter.
JACKsON-ln winpemucca. February 18th, 10
% the wife OF u. Jackson. q dsu .hier.
POHL-ln Austin. February ilih. 10 the wife
OF IL. pohl. q daughter.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOTES.

WASHINGTON Feb. 1.-The Ways and Means
Committee have agreed to report in favor Of
the Hawaiian treaty.
There was full Cabinet meeting to-day
except Postmaster General Jewell.
The Secretary of the Treasury informs tho
House that all the information respecting the
Freedmen's Banks called for is in the docu-
ment presented to the Senate by the commits
sioners, and reminds the House that his con-
nection with the commissioners terminated
with their selection and bonding.
The District Commissioners since their ap-
pointment paid out Sill ne for advertising,
VIZ: The Republican S55. 600, Chronicle $l400,
Star $4,000, Critic 500, and small sums
abroad.
The debt statement shows decrease Of
sl.5O0.OOO. Coin in the Treasury $40, 625. 900.
Currency sl20O0,O0O.
The Senate passed the bill to establish cer-
tain post routes in the State Of Texas.
Capt: z. NJ. Shirley and w. O. Hite. Of
Louisville, are here in the interest Of Western
steamboating.
The Finance Committee of the Senate will
report adversely on Bogy's bill for paying
port customs in greenbacks, and have taken
up Morrill's resumption bill.
1t is quite loosely stated the Judiciary Com
NIT ee agreed yesterday to report favorably
ON Billings.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-Aominations-Mo-
Grew Auditor, Post @ flee Department; Con-
ley. Fourth District, Georgia; Wm. s. Ohiches-
ter, Surveyor of Customs, La Vance District,
Texas; Mitchell, Collector Of Customs, York
town, Va; Ridge Paschall, Collector of Gus
toms, Corpus Christi, Texas; L. F. Dyer, of
Tennessee, Consul to Odessa.
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MURDERER CAPTURED.
He COnfesses to Having Killed q Man In
West Baton Rouge.

A roustabout named George Walker, IS
years old, was arrested on the levee, head of
Common street, last evening, by Sergeant Sui
Ivan, from information received, with having
stabbed and killed one Jacob Mackley, on the
2Sth Of January, 1876, at West Dover Plsnta-
ton, West Baton Rouge. The accused was
locked up in the Central Station, where our
reporter interviewed him and obtained the
following particulars of the affair:
On the evening of the 2Sth ult was play
ing cards on the plantation with the deceased
and two other men. I won SIS, which l
placed on the table near where I was sitting
Jake lost all his money. and was in bad
humor. He picked up my money and threw
it on the floor. said, Jake, you had bet
ter let me alone" picked my money up and
walked eff The deceased and one of his
companions came after me, and when they
got up to me. the deceased struck me in the
face and knocked ms down l got up and
pulled out my knife, aud told him to keep
AWAY from me or would kill him.
He struck me again, and stabbed him in
the stomach. got on board the steamboat
xas and arrived in this city Sunday morn
ing. knew that 1 had cut him, but did
hot think i, would kill him. At least,
wanted to hurt him, hui did not think cut
him deep enough to kill HIM.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

PAR1s, Feb. lie Moniteur says notwith-
standing the defeat of Buffet and Dufaure,
there is no probability OF q change of the
Mini try until the Chambers meet.
The Republican journals are all confident
of majority in the Senate and consolidation
of the Republic.
The leaders of the Left consider the re-
vision of the Constitution in q monarchial,
and especially in Bonapartist sense. hence
forth impossible.
Conservative papers admit that at least half
the Senate is Republican.
Thu Journal des Debats says the moderate,
concilistory Republicans are sure of an inn
portant majority in the Ssna'e.
l0oNTMuW ca LAsz RA0A
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BANK NOTICES.

Mechanics, and Traders Bank-New Or
seans January 81 1s76-At election for directors,
held the nth inst. the 70 loving gentlemen ere
elected to for the OIL suing year. viz:
AUG. BONN H. GALLY,
THOS LANGRInGE, C. NJ. SORIA.
TIL S. A. ADAMS F VAN bENTHUYSEN
j. A. BLAFFER RICHD MILLIkEN,
"A. lehman.
And at a meeting of the tOard. held this day, Mr.
II. GALLY was unanimously elected President.
ja2S 1w MOSES HARRIS Cashier
Cttfzens' Savings Bank, G uncwald Hail
New Orleans, Dec 81 1875 At meeting OF tho
Board OF Directors held this day annual divi-
denu OF ten per cent dec AIRED six Per cent pay
able 10 the tocbholders demand. and four per
cent to Ie pissed TO the edit IF the Reserve Fund.
GO be invested only IN United States ,nds
jag I'm NJ BENNER, Cashier.
Citizens Savings Bank. Grin wa d HALL
New Orleans. Dec 81, 1s75- A semi annual interest
dividend at the six per cent Der annum W L
be paid to depps tors entitled thereto on demand.
Interest not withdrawn ill., be credited as an origi
nal depos am will draw interest from Jan 1870
ana will be entered on The depositors books when.
ever presented. M. BhNNER, Cashier.
jag I'm
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ON DIT.

-. The severe rain storm yesterday morning
covered the streets and pavements of large
portion of the rear of the city.
....Our friend Msjor b. insists that this
weather can be described only by the term
kaleidoscope"
-. The attachment Of the Democratic
pa, ty, North and South, to the Constitution,
is one Of the most touching spectacles ever
beheld.-Inler Ocean,
800. Mr. Onizeme De Bouchel has been
elected Grand Marshal OF Vigllant Steam Fire
Company No. 3 for their 4th of March pa
rade
~. The City Surveyor and his assistants
were at work yesterday morning repairing a
break in the Dublin Avenue Canal, near the
bridge. Seventh District, which threatened at
one time during the night to overflow the
upper portion of the city.
-. The Riverside Rowing Club will give,
on Saturday evening next, a grand ball at
Odd Fellows Hall. This club ia the cham
pion organization of the State, and as their
friends are numerous, there will doubtless be
. pleasant time.
-. Division Superintendent Boothby pro-
poses, and has, in fact, called the teachers to-
gether to be examined by him. Would it not
be proper for the board to appoint commit
tee of teachers to examine Boothby, for the
purpose of ascertaining whether or not he is
competent to make the examination which he
proposes?
90. The attention of the superintendent of
streets in the upper portion of the First Dis
trics is invited to the terrible condition of
Prytanis street, at the corner Of Polymnia.
The street appears to have sunk, making a
large hole, which fills whenever it rains, and
is Of serious annoyance to vehicles and Pc
destrians.
-. There was considerable excitement at
The Oakland Park last Sunday morning, over
q match race between two welt-known cab
horses, for purse Of $50. The entries were
Black Tom, entered by Mr.. George Barr. and
Sallie, entered by Mr.. James Gillin. From
the start Black Tom took the lead, and kept
it throughout, winning handsomely by fifty
yards. Considerable money changed hands.
-. Those who are in our city working up
the whisky business, state that from their ex-
animation Of the books they have gone
through, there has been more bungling in
the keeping of accounts here than any other
city they have visited. Whether this is due
to the carelessness of clerks or design of en-
ployers, it is impossible to say, but the Reve-
noe officers express surprise at the loosenesa
with which the liquor business was transacted
here.
49,. The Charity Hospital report for JAN
uary, as compiled by A. johnson, Esq, clerk,
shows the following:
Number of patients admitted
FOrelSnefS .Z35
United states. .l9S
Males $40; females 81.
Number OF patients discharged
reualeS. .......'..... ............... %
Number OF deaths, 60.
Number ofpatlents remaining February !, 1876
females ............ ........... Loo
Total. ........................ 800
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A Bill introduced in the Housa
Fixing the Presidential Term.
Foreign News.
Foreign and Domestic Markets.
General News.
ETC., Etc., Etc.
fORTY.FOURTH CONGRESS.
THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-Oitizens of Illinois
petition to repeal the Resumption act and
substitute legal tenders for national bank
notes.
Mr.. Sherman. from the Committee on FL
nance, reported the concurrent resolution for
the common unit of money for the United
States and Great Britain, with reasons Why il
should pass.
S. The House bill extending the time for un-
stamped instruments passed.
The District interest bill was discussed
without action. 5t-.-,
The Senate went into executive session and
adjourned .9l
WASHINGTON, Feb 1.-The Senate bill re-
moving the disabilities Of George 8. Hawkins,
of Florida, and the bill giving an American
register to the Hawaiian bark Archie passed,
She changed her flag du,ing the war to save
capture, Tor which there was some disposition
to punish her. al. -. 80
During the discussion Mr. Wood said he
was not specially opposed to the passage of
this bill, but that his remarks wurS'intendea
to be general in their application 90 to ship
yards of this country being silent-that fact
was attributable to the gentleman's (Kaison'sl
political frie nds who imposed such protec-
tive tariff on everything entering into the con-
struction of vessels, that it was impossible to
build vessels IN this country and run them In
competition with the cheaply built vessels Of
other countries
He (Wood) was an advocate of free ships.
and bad been always in favor of free trade,
believing that American industry, American
enterprise, American capital and American
proRressiveness enabled this country to COM
pete with ell other countries.
The House took up as q special order the
proposed amendment to the Constitution re-
ported from the Judiciary Committee, which
is, that "no person who has held, or may
hereafter hold, the Office of President, shall
ever again be eligible to said Office"
To this proposition Mr. Frye, of Maine,
| member of the Judiciary Committee, offered
the following as q substitute: "From and
after the 4th day of March in the year 1885.
the term of Office of the President and Vice
President Of the United States shall be six
years, and any person having been elected 10
and held the Office of President, or who for
two years has held such Office, shall ba ineli-
gibls to reelection.
The bill was discussed by Messva Knott,
New. Frye, McCreary, Campbell, lawrence
and Harrison.
Mr.. Knott gave notice that he would call
the previous question Wednesday, at the ex-
piration Of the morning hour.
House adjourned.
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POLITICAL.

Sixth Ward Manhattan Democratic Club
TIL officers and nv mbers of the abeve-named club
respectfully mortified to attend meeting on
WEDNESDAY EVENING +. brnary 3, 1876 at ~
o'clock, at the wigwam Barracks and Charities
streets.
BY order nf President II. SASS.
JAG VOLLRATH. Sec etary.
All Democ atict voters residing in the Sixth Ward
wishing TO become members of the Mania tan Demo-
cratic Club respectf lily invited to come forwa ard
and enroll heir names. Fl 2t"
DemOcrntic.C Ons+ atl state Cen raj ON.
mittee The DemOc. attic Conserve State Cent al
Committee will meet on TUESDAY, February 10TH
ct o'clock p NJ, at Parlor T, 81. Charles Hotel,
New Orleans. J. MONCURE,
p esoent Democratic Conservative State Convention.
jazz
Tho members Of tho southern Kepublicn n
Climb requested to meet at the Mechanics Insti-
tute, WEDNESDAY. at o., lock =. NJ. The bus j.
Of the meeting will be hiohly important.
Ky order of the President:
FL 1tE&M l.. SEWELL, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

G. G. X. A.-The Regular Monthly Meeting
Of the Gre cent Cit> Relief Association will be held
at Grnnewald Hall on FRIDAY, the 4th inst at IL
NJ M .mbers are par icuary request to come pre-
pared to settle up Their dues
BY order of t. Pre- ident.
It'd Mrs. H. G. HoDGsoN, Secretary.
Notice-Neither the Ia rain, Owners n"r
the undersigned Agent of the Dnrch bark FRITS,
lisa 'chsen MASTER will be responsible for any debts
contracted by the crew Of said vessel
FL r. j. BUDDENDORFF.
Orleans February l. ls76-The maximum va ua'ion
of Cotton for River Insurance for and duri ,g the
current month Of FebruaIyis tx,d At Sixty ollals
600, per bale. GEO. MATHER Secretary.
Notice 1. hereby Given 10 Whom II may Con-
Germ that all Unredeemed Pledges up to September
1875 will be put out for sale from and after Febru
airy OTTO sCHWANER,
The Loan Office.
ja3O 3t No II Baronne street
Once Jefferson Uiiy Gas Lixht Comp ny
New Orleans, January ls l.76..At regular annual
meeting of he Stockholders Of this Company, he'd
this day, tho f,llow,ng gentlemen were elected to
''', JOS ). H III fs THos JANNEY,
w. D FAzENDE EA''AND'
And at a meeting Of the Directors held January g.
Mr. JOS. HERNANDEZ vas unanimously reelected
PER CENT PER SHARE wa- declared, payable on
and after February at No. i Carondelet street
ia251w CnAS. HERNANDEZ Secretary
Office Of New Orleans CITY Il .ilrOna Com.
pany No. l24 Canal street New Orlesns. January 3,
ls76.-The consolidation of tn. New Orleans City
Railroad Company and the New O'leans Metsirie and
Lake Railroad Co npany having been approved and
ratified required by law, the Stockholders Of this
Company arr invited to come for ward or before
the FIFTEENTH INSTANT subscribe to the
One Thu usand Shares Of Stock to be Issued as pro
yded in the articles of consolidation, for the purpose
of extending the Canal Street line {" the Lake Each
holder Of tn reen st Of the present stock of ths
Company will be titled to one share of new stock
at par twenty-five per cent IF sme to ba aid ut the
time of subscribing, and the balance in three install
ments of twenty five Per cent each payable monthly
ja4 I'm G. q LEWIS Score airy.
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WASHINGTON NOTES,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.--NcKee's conviction
has increased the apprehedsious of Babcocks
friends. The refusal of new trials at Indian
apolis has caused dismsy in Avery's little
circle. Gen. Banks is quoted, that Bristow,
in bringing about these results is stabbing the
Republican party.
Senator Stevenson will make leading
speech against Pinchback. The result is very
doubtful, and chances are against Pinchback
unless the leaders force him through by
caucus machinery.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-A PRIVATE
Il family. residing in q pie SAINT and convenient
neighboIhood, would Ii to gentlemen a large
parior md two att fnrni-h,6 rooms. Apply at I9
Coliseum street, corner Euterpe. F2lt.
DOApDING - FAMILIES DESIRING FINE
ID Rooms. in suit, singe-southern exposure
with first class table be accommodate ed BY an.
plying ut tho fine residence, No 2l5 St. Cha, les
between Julia and st. Joseph streets. jazz 5t@
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LOTTERIES OF THE OLDEN TINE.

The State Of Louisiana from its early days
has had leaning towards the establishment
Of lotteries. There have been placed on
our table three tickets of the lotteries that
existed here in the olden time, under the
authority of the Legislature Of the State,
which, as curious relicts of the past. we repro
duce. The first was issued as far back as
1924 and has the following upon its face:
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CoAL.-Messrs. W. G. Coyle & Co. have
nov tor sale, at lowest market prices, very
large stock of Pittsourg, Anthracite and VIZ
ginis Camel coal, screened expressly for
family use. Their Office is at No. 1873 Gravier
street; yards, corner Julia and Water streets
and corner Race and Levee streets.
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Nov we know why that crowd of Indiana
deadneads went E ST. It was to furnish an
audience for their own Morton to make .
speech to.-h Louis Tines
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The rumor that Eyrich had lett the city is
q mistake He can sill be found supervising
the array of attractions offered at his Bonan-
Ia, 100 Canal street.
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St. Bernard coal delivered at fifty cents per
barrel, within city limits.
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Tho State of Louisiana, like the Spanish
nation, seems always to have had an incura-
BILE mania for lotteries. She established them
to build her roads, to build churches, and
many of the most respected and aristocratic
members Of the community amassed princely
fortunes by the means Of these various lot
teries.
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Wants and To Rent inserted in the BULLETIN fo1
City cents.
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VNANTED-A private family residing Me- 8
w st. Peter street, fronting on jackson Square.
desire to rent two front rooms to gentlemen. gen.
temen and their wives, with or without board
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WANTS.
WANTS inserted in this column At FIFTY
CENTS per square

WANTED TO HTRE-A MULE OR HORSE,
w for light coun ry work. Good care and feed,
with excellent pastuIage. Light work and fair
price viii be given. Address A. b. e., Bull etin
nt6ca
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The third ticket is as follows:
French Evangelical Church LOTTERY.
- BY Authority Of the State Of Louisiana.
U 1872 CLASS Is IS =, .,

&JI III 10 81 ~
- THIS TICKET will entite the holder t, one QUAR-
II TER of such priz may be dra an to its numbers
r "e az ,h s on1s' anu WITHOUT
F. ducti of fifteen per cent Payable fort, days at
ter The drawing. L. MALCOLM.
X Manager and Proprietor under the act Autho
rizing the Lottery.
NEW ORLEANS, 1883. QUART.
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w that was stolen returned to Drug Store corr er
# Cara and Rampant streets. The finder will be
lberay rewarded. FIJI
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WANTED TO KNOW-THE GENTLEMAN
w that was in Car No. 8 OF Tchoui itouhs aud
New Levee line on January Goth 1876 the one that
stopped the He would confer favor on the
marty who was arrested Canal street. BY leaving
hi, address at No. Benvile street corner Peters.
-
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WANTED GOOD COOK-APPLY CORNER
w Prytania ana Toled Flm
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NMANIED-Soconunan CaIIla.os and bugkics
w any one having such and wishing to dispose of
them find ready sale for the same by calling
L. T. MADDUX, rs Carondelet street dealer in car
riages. mv14S
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vNANTED-5O,OO 600 Ladies and Gentlemen to call
w and examine the latest novelty out, called the
JAPANESE CHILD'S CARRIAGE AND era
DIE" exhibition and for sale by L. T. MAD
DUX IS Carondelet street. an2o "
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[ooxTuu1D ca IAsz 1A0A I
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WANTED-lO RENT, TO RELIABLE OCCU-
w pan 8, Office desks room in comfortable
Office or CArondelet stI Get, near Gravier ppy to
No. 70 CAr0ndeet street up stairs. ial4 I'm
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WANTED TO RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS
w by the month or week, at 10 St Chan les street,
near Lafayette Square Board if desired.
ials II
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w alton runner collector in any capacity in
which make himself generally useful. He
having lust lo.t his father il anxious to oh ain a
situation in order assist in the support of his
mother. Address G. G. NJ, Bull tin office. ja3O 81
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w the following varieties of chickens Partridge
Cochin, IS for Is; Buff Cochin s. for 49, White Leg
horn, g. 50 for Is. The . chickens been
selected VITA a view Of having Tho most perfect
bird. and for their egg producing qualities. For par
ticHlars address p O. Bulletin Stfca d28 If