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and Norcross.

At tho annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Hale and Norcross Mining
Company. held at San Francisco yester-
day. 1850 shares were represented. The
secretary's report shows receipts for the
year Of $579.725 ~, included In which Is
an overdraft on the Nevada Bank on sc-
count Of last assessment. which has not
yet been paid In full. Total disbursements
for the year. S579,72i 80; cash ON hand.
10 cents. The following Board Of Trustees
we're elected for the ensuing year: William
\. O'Brien, George II. Wells, George Cong
don. John q. Congdon, \. Heydenfeldt,
II. II. Follis and Con 0'Conner. The
Trustees subsequently, held . meeting and
elected George Congdon President. John
q. Cengdon Vice vresident. Sol Heyasn.
fsldt counsel. joel +. Lightner Secretary,
and Philip Deidesheimer superintendent.
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WASHINGTON. March i4.-Captain Philip
@. johnson has been ordered ~ Captain
u tho Navy Yard st Marc Island. Call.
fornia. to enter upon his duties on tho I'd
Of April next, and Captain Thonas B.
Phelps has been detached from duty there
from and on the same data and ordered 10
proceed homo 70 await orders. q.
Aissions asd Csnsuisssa.
NEW YoRK. March l5.-Ths Hsraid's
Washington special says u 10 undentood
that no changes have boon nxsd on In mis-.
sions or csnsulates st this time. and In
fact no appointment will DO made at all
except ~ All vacancies.
Lyseh Law q. resssssss.
NASHVILLE. March l5.-Jas. White. col.
ored. attempted 70 murder Mn. stockell.
yesterday, near Union Ridge. Tennessee.
He was arrested and lodged In Jail. and
was removed during the night By . mob
and hung.
A Rwindler Cssaisg Home.
NEW YoHx. March i5.-Detectivs coisy
arrived here this forenoon from Ban Fran
cisco with . reputation for Blackjack. and
will start ON his return with the prisoner
tonight.
Ben. lliirs Sueeesssr
ATLANTA. Ca. March i6.-Hou. H. p.
Bell. Democratic nominee, was reelected
70 Congress yesterday In the Ninth Dis
trict, In place OF Len. Hill.
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National Guard Hall.

Notwithstanding the unpleasan, state Of
the weather last evening. there was . very
COOL attendance at tho National Guard
Theater. The performance was the best
Que yet given and was immensely relishsd
by the audience. The popularity Of
.:'Piqss" Is 50 manifest that the mana
ger has decided 10 place II upon the stage
again this evening. Those Of our readers
who attend will be sure TO be highly entsr-
tanned. all Of the excsllencies u the piece
being now fully brought out and all OF the
defects in former presentations being
rcmedicd. "The Big BONANZA" and
:. Divorce" which arc In active prepare
ton, will 10 produced before tho close OF
the week. A telegram from Manager DAILY
Of New York. renders IL imperative Tor
Mis- Lewis and Mr.. Moore 10 leave for The
Eat on Saturday evening next. Saturday
Afternoon . grand matinee performance
will DO given at National Guard Hall for
the accommodation Of ladies. children and
others who arc unable to attend In the
evening.
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RErORr.


-
nan Franeiseo BEARD.
THIS MOANING.
ss oph,r. s1x. az
S5 Mexican. 10. f6s. ist
rs could 4 curry, l,s. lin
as Best . Bslehsr. z,S,D
SO Califom'a. Sh. ~
rs Cen. virysnis, q. tss. tas sio. o6
Us choiiar P0tosi. 90
10 Hale d Norcro-s. 5 si0
rs Crown Point. .
10 yellow Jacket. LIN
rms Imperial. as. Leu. It's
leo Ksntuek.
$50 Alpha. I'm
Us Bsleher. f.ck
i6O Csnnisnes. Ih.I
23s risrra Nevada. ~
80 Utah. In
10 rullion. idS
as E~Iehequer. 6s.Gk
ca Uvsrmsn. IS. ca. s3x. ca bs
49, Justice. ia,s
80 suecor. DC
Sos unisn Con SSH
10 Lady Brysn. 1c
- Juiia. tes. 40
> csisdoois. ~, IN ~
~ Euichsrbocksr. Svs
50 GloQe. No
~ b. fillmore, N
s. silver Hi. sk
80 Challenges
80 Dayton. Coo
40 Occidental. N
las Phil. sheridan, IN
10 lazy Washington. "
no Andes. los
20 Ward. sJc
SO welis-fArGo. Sc
40 LeviathAn. DE
rs north Con. Virginia. SOC
rs Trojan. Ito. lis
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Hssees nNAlC.

uesees nalcs.
San FRAScisoo. March i5.-3 ,. u.
Con. virginia-42a bid.
OvermAn-0 bid.
Union Con.-7S bid.
Jackst-li bid.
Ophir-22S asked.
Gould 4 Curry-ila sold.
Best A Belcher-29t asked.
Union Con.-7h asksd.
CAlifornia-45 bid.
Con. virginiA-i2S bid.
Chollar-C0 bid.
CAifor.iA-i5a asked.
Con. virginia-i2s sold.
Crown Point-st bid.
Impsriai-i.55 asked.
Best 4 Belchsr-29a bid.
Gould a Curry II sold.
Crswn Point-9 asked.
Ovsrnan-G4 Asked.
California-i5 asked.
Jastice-i3a bid.
OvermAn-G3s bid.
Union Con.-7k bid.
Julia-i.65 bid.
Caledonia-7 bid.
Crown Point-sS bid.
JuiiA-4.75 Asksa.
Union Con.-7t asked.
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Arrivals shss nsssisx.
D.p.ss.re. Last Evessss.

OK THE wrxo.-Mi the railroad boys
mr.. noted for their propensity for " nash
,,.,. Thu -o.t Of them have sweet.
hearts along the road. to whom they bow
and lift thsir caps - the trains rush past
for these aI'1nhons sn'y anv sasA IT,
Psis Ny smn "n,,S ...m M, m.
s p.op,. ,.,s ~ coar,inr' I'm, the rail-
readers seem 10 enjoy IL hugely.
Ir In dus 10 the teachers Of the Gold
un, Go, s.Ao,I A. ..v thai, 4, |. not
49,. ,o,
.sI.L..-. A, (. tins ,h.y vers ,hsre
snho,oyrsnh q the building was being
t.fsn' anil The younrs,ers were permitted
10 assume that elevated position In order
10 make themselves visible.
THE f,.v oyer the Pacific Coast Pioneers
,,,,diny !, yirviui, CITY i. a, half. mas,
to-day in respect Ia the memory Of W. J..
Ford. . member OF the Society: who died
tsea shiis on bis way rom w" lo'A
ssi,.S from Panama.
r.--,. ....., A.. Consolidated yir.
,-u..,..,
t.,.. on ,h.ir ne, proceeds was again
brought up In the District Court to-day.
Judgment was given upon demurrer IN
favor o' "' ''A'' anu ea'
The ease OF re-" La~'er, o' pr.
fighter. 10 being tried In the p'''r'e' oou''
tsis ai.srnSon, ,a l y. 10Th hi, Ioui.mes
are dead n will probably DO difficult 10
nnd him.
IT may Be interesting to some Of our
people to know that under tho new postal
Law you are permitted 10 write you name.
preceded by tho word FROM, ON us
margin Of the newspaper you 'e"a "'
..,.
CoRhkcfios'-"e arc
Msc,or Mckenzie il q cousin Of
nd. v,s incorrect. The two persons are In
no way related
A CHIMNEY in q d~isrsputable dive ON q
street. ss.wssa sutton avenue NJ AN and NIL MAJ,
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NEW

apA.TIM q ne CONNOLlDATEn
Ii MINING COMPANY. -Lcstiou VI prin.
cIpal place OF business. San francisco, Cali.
location Of works. Gold Hill District. Storey
Coaniy. Nevada.
Natloe.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
owing -dc.cribrd stock, on scc0uLt Of aasess
rnsni $50. ~ levied on the 7th day Of February.
1877, The several amounts sst opposite the
n.mrs Of the respective shafeAoidefs. - fol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-15

Lrrss have been granted upon The follow
ing named mines: T~roslodyte. March is'
1877. Deunis Dunn. SOS. United SAses
Gold and Silver Mining Company. hsrcn
Ia. 1877, Dennis Dunn. SO. Asddsn
March rs. 1877, Dennis Dunn. $S2.
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In Despair They Raise tho Cry OF
Bread or Blood"

tsrxctAL pnrArcHEs TO TUE uoLp Hill
DAILY NEwsl
Stanley Matthews and Geverpor
Packard. f.
NEw ORLEANS. March li.-Following 10
the letter Of Stanley Matthews to Governor
Packard:
"wAsHIS0roS, Feb. 27.-My Dear Sir I:
l received and read with attention your
communication on the subject Of public
Affairs In Louisiana. aud tho subject has
been carefully and anxiously considered
by myself aud others In It's relation 10 the
general policy Of o Republican Admins
tration. Towards u I have conversed nj
length with and given others the result Of
my convictions. which they can repeat 10
you more in detail than I can. Al present
| merely indicate the results Of my opin-
ion without reference 10 the %rightfulnsss
Of the origin Of your title "A Governor.
I am Of the opinion that circumstances
aro such that 10 will be out Of the question
for q Republican Administration To main
tain Il. a. II must necessarily bo by force
Of Federal arms. As soo as the existing
military orders arc Withdrawn tho Nichols
G~ovsrnment will become The only existing
Govsrnment and will have 10 be recognized
hon a. sncb. Tn Tho meantime II will lie
,ha ,I,,v ~ tbe Naturalization 10 take
care that the results shall not imperil the
rights and equity Of the colored people OF
Ionisiapa. 40 Ear n. A has lawful mower 10
1900, i, ami aI.o IN taLo care thai
l,,nnch Iispnbljcans like yourself, against
,hom no,h,ny d~isrcnntabic can be alleged.
.h"n,, NO, mar .nd shopIJ receive con.
siI.n.,inn anil r-o.ition I'm some spnro-
49, wav ,rLess are In abort. INV own
aSis,,nsi ,i.~. 7 rc,rst the condition
~ ag.ir. INT I c.nnet bsln N. and see no
hs,t.r WAY n improyo IN. Respcctfully.
"Sr.SLyY M~Arri,rws,"
o..ox.o. p..r.ra ..n, ,ho ,oi,oyiny I'm
uo'.i " -. g., a,ssis.
,sp.y W"e "''' WV"
@a'neNs ~. o,,,,
nj Dh.h ON. io"' .s''e, -
wv; was uuiy 'eee,'ou. Wy nnh.
cauon 70 YOU Anu ,e'oiIsI " yoaM
your iet.eI, ! AIMEE 70 eAn'o'. yuu res
sons anu s'artihg iaen why .nc uo,eIn'
msht oi WHICH = nun VIZ neA1 ous"u
eve P,,vmPt .eoosni'on ',om - IN
YOU suggest difficulties that you deem OK.
ist. without regard to tue rishtfulness OF
the origin OF my u.Ie, anu say .na, ~ soon
liz NicholI. Goysr.ment will become The
only existing government, and will have
to be recognized then a. such. lnasmueh
As you "a! ,ha. youI 'oi.r o",y e,p,. ~.
your own "mn, tn .orrs., vnnr oninion
.s.. o,s.n nc.. a.: sncI that 4,
Uni w. or, ~ liz ane.tion Tor \ Iennb,i.
w" W.. I,,mIni.,ra,ion 40 m,intsjn n inv
,i,I., ,ha, = Tho .nhicct which NOW
.nna,os Aha s,,on,ion M thc prcsiJant~
,nJas ~" c"rs,i,r,ion ,nJ laws ~ tbe
pr,'i,', S,.,as 7 irjso thc nnrno.e M
onu !. - .i I'm lrisndiv
yoar ..ni,.h Az -h,nJonmsn, ~
NY, ~. am =, nnx.ruar a. re- sn3a
. ~ ~. ~ ',.saa,sa onnonsn, MIGHT ssssums
wa. Az pe,ca 40 ,shich 7 hsvs
lp si".aS hJm,.,inc ,bo ,.Ius of
~ a,,nion y, ono 49, isa,,eJ AMI =, an
,ne oP,I 80, ,usn.nca n A.. n[orn.sIs
usSe 800 S,'1' o"ns,r.insd hv hi.h
sep ,%v 81 duty to apsualiaediy decline 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-15

bhAii.At snd NAolutut pSiotatiohf sePpAi
eating the South to Join hands again with
the North and bury forever past hatreds,
He was loudly ~applaudsd on finishing.
Clusters Last Battle.
omcAoo. March l5.-Ths T;~es publish
% . lsng account OF Clusters last battle,
given to General Sheridan by Red Horse,
. sub-chief and councilman Of tho Mime.
o~onjous. which is substantially q. follows
ION Greasy Grass Greek was the main
camp Of tho hostiles. At that time my
lodge was situated In the center OF the
camp. The lncapahos. Yanktonians and
Santecs were campcd northeast OF me.
on tho right. facing the battlefield /;
tho Minucoujous. Sansarcs. two Kettles.
and Brulcs. formed tho center ON the
the left 10 the west were the 0gallas and
myself and several women were out about
Q mile from camp. Suddenly n Of tho
women called my attention to . cloud OF
dust rising In the neighborhood Of the
camp. We ran for tho camp, and when I
got there ! Was sent for at once to come 10
the council lodge. I found many Of tho
councilman already there. When I
arrived. We had no time 10 consult one
another a. 10 what action we should take.
We gave directions for every Indian 10 get
his horse and arms, for the women and
children 70 mount their horses and get out
Of The way. and for the Young men " go
anu mee' 'nv uoops. na.sa i.h ,"rr M.
one on,cer Tng LoueI no.'e viii, r.ns,
ieet. inc Ihuishs na,e 'd 80.
many .Iloss " P.opi. NV 49,. H.. III
anu ucnfin,neu ono'' Wv a.. 49,.
sy ,na WI" man a"n,, sro~
A NV M w. v.s Gsrs,ai Cn.tsr or
moi. saw this man in the fight several
times, but did not see his body. IL Is said
he was killed by q Santes, who still holds
MS horse o"Ger III .a. ia
siana ssyed his command a number Of
times by turning on his horse In tho re-
treat. sometime before tnln hgnt We wo,o
camped on tho hoseDuu u We mo.cu
We crossed over ana strnck trioutAry VI
Greasy Grass creek foliowing u down 70
mouth; we then crossed ureasy Grass
creek and went into camp on the west
bank. An Indian started 10 70 70
Red Cloud Agency that day. and when q
few miles from camp he discovered
tho dust rising. Hc turned back aud rc-
ported that q large herd Of buffalo was ap-
preaching tho herd. Tho day. was very
and q short time after he reported
that tho camp was attacked by the troops
who had followed our trail down the trib.
ntary and crossed Greasy Grass Greek q
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BY TELEGRAPH
DEMOCRATIC OFFICE SEEKERS
BORING SECRETARY KEY.

DEMOCRATIC OFFICE SEEKERS
BORING SECRETARY KEY.
He Furnishes = stereotyped Answer
to all Applications.
Which oan DO Found In these Columns
To-Day.
FRED. DOUGLASS PROVIDED FOE
AT $4,000 A YEAH.
An Eloquent Tribute to CrouIn's
Historical Nose.
The Tidal Wave Reeedes in New
Hampshire.
AND THE REPUBLICANS GAIN
TwO CoNaREssMEN.
A Graphic Description OF General
Clusters Last Fight.
DestItution OF Laborlng Men In
panusvlvauia
In Despair They Raise the Cry Of
BREAD or Blood"
tsrscrAi. pisrArcmra TO u uoLp HILL
DAILY NEws
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-15

Why should artists live on pain.f
Because II suits their palate.
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tsrrciAL pnrArcmrs TO TUE uoLp Hill
DAILY NEws
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CT M8TocK
LIVERY and SALE STABLE,
II No. 5a4 &

c. WIEoAnD 4 CO.'S
VIRGINIA ASSAY OFFICE
cmGM,oAL LABORATORY.
CONRAD wiEaaNo.------.A..sysv.
u ,hMR,I.Y MELTER AND RkPINtR,
+ AID isi~ Supervising Aaayer OF The Un't~d
tate. Mint. rain franeiseo.
20 faIlcr advertisement. zee vlrginis kvrn.
ipv Chronicle or seBd ioF . ~ffrnlaf Inn
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sidssl Per.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE President
to-day told . delegation Of colercd mon
that u was tho intention 70 appoint both
Frederick Douglas and Professor Langs.
ton 10 important and responsible positions
at an early day. He should probably ap-
point Douglass hnt on account OF his
graeter age, and his formerly having been
q slave. considering him 10 DO Of the two
tho more prominent representative Of The
colored race.
Patriotism Shat Means seasshtss.
NEW YoRK. March 16.-A number Of
patriotic capitalists have offered 70 loan
the Government without interest the
$780, 900 or 100000 needed 70 pay the
army from July LIST 10 December. and the
President IL deslrous Of accepting the OF.
fer In case the propristy OF such action IL
generally approved BY The leading men OF
both political parties.
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Mexiras Refugees.

GILMAN, ILL.,. March l6.-MsIor- General
Jesus Diaz Leon and Pisquals Hermaudez.
Minister Of Finance Of the Governor Of
Portusi. passed hero to-day. snrouts to
New York. These distinguished foreigners
from tho Republic Of Mexico left therv
inecyniio on the 9Th Of March. and reached
New Orleans on the morning Of thu l2th.
In New York they will Join President
Lerdo. who. with his sntirs Cabinet, will
shortly proceed TO Warrington and lay
before President Hayes the condition Of
their country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-15

WASHINGTON. March i6.-w. n. Dunn,
Judge Advocate General Of tho United
States Army. In = letter 10 Gen. Sherman.
expresses tho opinion that In the absence
of appropriation or other specific statu-
tory authority for the purpose. the mill.
tary department Of the Government would
at this limo 30 authorized by the provis-
Ions Of Section 3.7s2 Of the revised stat
utica. 10 purchase or contract for any Of
tho supplies. etc.. for the army men
toned In said section. for any period not
longer than during the remaining part Of
the present fiscal year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-27
ROSSMORE RIFLEMEN.
THE SCHUTZENFEST.

The New York sch1,zcn Corps continued their rrac.
tce yesterday in tho pleasant Schltzen Park, at
Union Hill. The several targets were well occupied,
and from ten O'Clock A. NJ until nearly shutdown tho
crack OF tho rifle told OF the earnestncss which
tho marksmcn were striving to win Among the many
good shots made were those OF Mr. William Hayes, OF
Newark, who, with u Ballard rle made score OF Is
consecutive twclve-inch bulls eyes, missed one. and
followed with 80 consecutive in the black at
distance of 200 yards. Tho score made by
Mr. Fennna OF 6s out OF possible rs
was not beaten. In shooting at the eagle
Mr.. H. Knebal carried away tho left claw Mr. Ii. Wcr.
sebe the sceptrc, Mr.. q. Mcncken the apple and
crown tho was the last king, Mr.. +. Wins
the right leg, Mr.. W. Hahn the left leg, Mr.
z. MankIn the right thigh, Mr. X. Faocr lett thph,
Mr.. H. Haase the left neck and Mr. g. Dochlc the right
wing. The attendance was argc and tho ladies espe-
caIly made an appearance that showed appreciation OF
the manly sport
To-day, however, will be presented the most inter-
estng portion Of the festival, and thousands will
doubtless gather TO tho GROWING OF the King
and the various festivities that marx the close OF the
anniversary OF tho New York Schdtzon Corps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-27
DRUGGISTS FATAL MISTAKE.

Another fassi mistake on the part Of a druggist 90.
currsd yesterday 10 Jersey CITY, The wife OF Adolph
Iaa baker. living "a Moniicsllo avenue with hcr In.
iaat three weeks Old haylng both been M for some
Gays past we're attended ~ Dr yicrs prescribed
morpAin- powders Tor the mogbsr and q powder OF
staple character Tor the child Tho prescriptions
we're compounded n the drug store ~ {. Msskic In
MoItceio aseaoe 90 Monday evening 70 was deemed
best - tontinue TIE sano treatment tue Of
tnianh nna the narsa sent 10 The drug store
a. hate Tue same powders repeated Not knowing
whfeh boz 100 taey's powders came IA al nrst tns
narse tays abe TOOK both bokss and handing them
ths aras clerk, iaiJ him 20 pat 40 tue same Kind o.
powders the tald haa heet gwen before The clerk,
sftef ing 90 ~ tAs 100 boxes. prepared the
qinirtsrca g. 30 ittle patent tew minutes after.
essd NJ MAsssrf himseI fanhea lnto cue house aud
sssea 4 any ~ tns powaers bal been given 20 Tue
eaiia ana bcsns answered Ia ths sfarmativc ne
h4stenaf back 70 a.. anu returned
IA le~ nlNutrs vah emetlc. which WA
gwen. towever. wlthagt await. Ora Nlers aud For.
ta4a we're shea speedily seat ior ani had immediate
rfcpafse ~ the slomaeh puiup sna other means bur
tte caii hzefed ~ asony uatn Yesterday morning,
NheH y etpafed Tee dfuggist claims tnat tue
sake anoalt "a he ehafsea ~ ether himself hls
cietk. abd tays thai tne bfoashs only box
tnat vhch hsl eSatainea the morphine powders used
~ tAe uottef, ard thAi relafning 70 the
lerfninF " the Fe~cf ptlsa nss'ng been pat ap ~
cafsea 10 han th4t . mystAke had been mada both
boxes ms-sng FROM sick room yesterday. ant
d stated that the 4ruxGst took them assay wten he
leit tAe n0ane Mondsg evening
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NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DrREcToRs-THE
COMING OF THE IMPERIAL TEAM
Tho Board of Directors OF the National Rife Associa
ton yesterday afternoon, with Mr. N. r. Stanton,
president, In tho chair The matter OF entertaining
the visiting rlemen from abroad, who expected
this tall, was taken up. After considerable do.
bate resolved that committee OF five, consist
ing the president and Of the association,
the executive officers Of tho matches and drec-
tors DO named by the president shall be appointed
shall charge oil the fall meeting ana the in
ternatona matches, with tu power to make such ar
ransemcnis In relation thereto they shall consider
necessary make such matches successful
A resolution was adopted whereby the mem ber5 OF
the National Guard, In uniform, are to Oe loved, on
tho Fourth Of July, the free use OF tho Crecdmoor
rifle ranges exclusive OF tho charges Tor inarkcra
complained that lot OF land won by him IN the spring
prize meeting Of 1874 has boon withheld fom him by
tho socaed "hrm" that offered the lot to the National
Rifle Association 10 be shot for as prize. The mat
ter was referred to the secretary, with power
Lieutenant Colonel Sanford introduced resolutions,
General OF Rifle Practice had authorized certain altera
lions be made IN the sights OF State rifles, the
AdJuapt General OF the State should be addressed by
Board OF Directors OF the association requesting
that all the sights tho military rifles OF the National
Guard OF the state should be altered to a standard
thoritics.
Major General Woodward, chairman Of the Exccu-
tive committee, and Colonel Wingatc, with Captain
Casey were appointed by President Stanton to
the committee Great ed by the resolution providing Tor
the entertainment of tho foreign rifle teams, and Cap
tam story appointed statistical officer for the TALL
meeting
Adjourned till the first Tuesday In August.