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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-10

SENSIBLE ADVICE. You are asked every
day through the columns Of newspapers and
by your druggist 10 use something for your
dyspepsia and liver complaint that you snow
nothing aoout: you get discourag d spending
money with but little success. Now o give
y9I satisfactory proof that GREENS Az
GUST FLOWER will cure you of d sFepsia
and liver complaint with all its f@cts. such
as sour stomaen, sick headache, habitual cos
tiveness. palpitation OF the heart. heart burn.
water rash, ~fullncss OF the pit VI the stom-
ach. yellow skin, C lated tongue, Indigestion.
swimming of the head. low spirits, etc.. we
ask you TO go 10 your druggist and get n am
pie bottle of Green's August Flower for ten
cents and try il, or n regular size for 10 cents.
Two doses yill relieve you.
Agents: Crane * Brigham, Wholesale
druggists. San Francisco. my30. COW
Ir you want the best family 6our. fresh
ground corn meal, large and small hominy,
Scotch ost meal, pearl grits. cracked wheat
farina and buck -four. go 10 Mrs. Nj
ASIIlM'S. jaS0tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-10
LOST !

T OST. ON THE ROAD BETWEEN Sc
L. crst canyon and Eureka. q horse shoe
shaped GOLD EARRING. The finder " II
be suitably rewarded by T turning i to.
j. w. CALLISON,
At W. H.. Ciark's Sore.
Eureka, Aug 8. 1877. auI0llw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-10

The EyTEarRrsE StLooS.-Chariey Sturm
who has esta blished himself on NJ lain, street.
north OF the international IL making a
specially OF Bottisd BE for family use.
which he delivers free TO any part OF Eureka.
Charley also d~ispeus s the best class OF Wines,
Liquor and CIGARS, gives generous Lunches.
and being a well known musical amateur. en-
~iertains Lis guests with both good music and
puartettos. Beer by the keg, and genuine
SehweiLer kaso always on hand. myi5
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-10
EUREKA

=. NJ. Baum. the pioneer purveyor to the
out, the Eureka Hote., near his old pisue in
Paiisade, and travellers to snd from Eureka a.
and the ublic generally. can rely upon getting
frst-clas. meals and number ono beds at all
times by interviewing the genial host Of the
Eureka Hotel. ocl@tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-10
PISTOL LOST!

A SMITH 4 wEsSON PISTOL WAS
N lot yesterday. either in tow or along
Gs edwin Canyon. ha in1er will confer q
favor By leaving il at this Office. aui0-3t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-10
NIGHT
THE OLD DOMINION.
CONSERVATIVES IN COUNCIL.
A Strong Desire to Repudiate the
State Debt Manifested.
DIFFICULTY IN CONSTRUCTING
A PLATFORM.
Va, August

RICHMOND, Va, August 8.
The State Conservative Convention
reassembl.d this morning. A mum.
Ter Of resolutions were introduced rel
alive to the debt; all Of which were
referred TO the Committee OH Resolu-
tons. A majority OF the resolutions
favored the payment Of the public
debt, but every proposition looking 10
an Increased taxation WAS received
with misses from all parts OF the house.
A resolution complimenting the Pres
ident for bis wise and conservative
course towards the South was referred
to the COMMITTEES on Resolutions. A
resolution declaring that the public
school system was burdensome and
should te abolished, WAS greeted with
misses. A resolution declaring that
the convention should proceed at once
To nominate n candidate for Governor
warm discussion. The mem
bers who opposed the Immediate nom.
are friends OF General Malone,
IL the recognized reputation
and they are determed that
the nomination shall not be made I'M
the platform il adopted, so that if
it Is not acceptable they can run their
candidate independent.
Accident On she Jersey Central.
LONG BRANCH. August o.
The train leaving Jersey City a 7:45,
his morning on the Central railroad
81 New Jersey, consisting of an engine
and bag ar. aud four passenger cars,
net with q serious accident at Ocean
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-10
B BEAUTIFUL Il O N E S !
IN SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA!
THE GARDEN CITY OF THE PACIFIC
COAST!
100 SPLENDID
3 UIlOINC LOTS!
SO Feet Front by 1870 Feet Deep.
Fer Sale as
500 Per Month !

80 THESE LOTS ARE KNOWN AS
bnIi,. Beach, Addition u San jose"
flrgiii The .oil is - rich. sandy loan. and
kax.l will produce anything that on can
wl.b IN the way Of grain. fruit or yegetn blss.
Flowing artesian wells can be got at a depth
Of iess than 100 feet.
he tias and Water Comranies have laid
their pipes aero 8 this properly.
The Horse Cars are within q fow blocks,
and wi soon cross this property.
Tn State Normal School is within q few
hundred yards.
The pu lie and private schools Of San Jose
are equal 10 any on IN coast.
The title is perfect. and all things consid-
cred, these iots are the best inv stmep. ever
"a, red in San Jose, and now is your time to
secure n home at q nominal price. Do not
delay, as they are being disposed Of rapidly.
For maps, conditions. terms. etc, call H.
mseiately ut hptmks' Bath House, in
Eureka. New.
aulO X. +. BARTLETT. Agent
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-10

NEW TO-DAY y.
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NEWS.

TO THE DAILY SENTINEL,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-26

Thc matter OF recovering the balances re
manning to the Southern Canfedara cy in the
Bank Of England Was aguatel some years 20,
and thu representatives. OF tho Brush Govern
ment then expressed themselves as perfectly
willing to turn the m,ney ever tn the United
States, if this country would assume the Con
sdsrate liabilities t. British sui ieos As the
balance is some twelvo vi thirteen millions, aud
ihs liabilities nearly hundred millions, the
proposition was declined. The Sou hcru Con
fsderacy is :fuoot the Unitoi State, Govern.
ment will not sue. and therefore Grcu Brit ,n
gains over twelve mill JOS oi dollar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-26

Since these intcrmcnts were made many bodies
have been removed, so that there reposc in this
city or the dead the remains of 1916 Federal sol
ders, 4,O11 of whom arc unknown.
The vault in which so many Union soldiers are
deposited is circular in form, about thirty feet in
depth and ~ feet in diameter Above it is erected
plain granite shaft five feet high and this ia
surmounted by four three inch Rodman guns (worn
out during the war; A pyramid of round shot
is this inscription:
"Beneath this stone reposc the bones Of two
thousand one hundred and eleven unknown soldiers,
gathered after the war from the fields of Bull Run
and the route to the Rappahannock; their remains
could could not be identified, but their names and
deeds recorded in the archives of their country,
and its grateful ctizens honor them as Of their
bic army of martyrs. May they rest in peace.
''Scpt., A. d. 1865
Here, then, sepulchred in the bosom Of Their
mother earth, lie the Northern and the Southern
soldier Upon them the frozen winter lays with
indiscriminating gentleness snowy coverlet, iOI
them the bamy spring emorolders with Thousand
flowers Its verdant velvet mantle; the same mourn
full south wind chants their common requiem, and
the same gstening stars keep watch above the!
loWly beds,
In this fond lettering of earth and sky shall lvn.
man no lesson read!
The cause Of truth aud human veal
. God above!
Transfer it from the swords appeal
70 peace and love"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-26

TIE BANK SUSPENSION AT BERRYVlLIE
The Clrko Courier furnshGs the folloWint
particulars Of the suspension CT tho Bank d"
Berryviln heretofore noticed in the Gazstte:
"On Thursday morning last tbs citiZehs q,
Berryvilo Wero startad by sA1lng on the door %
the Bank OF Berryvill, An announcement from
president that by his advice and direcIloh
that institution WAS closed until an lnvesLIg"'
ton of its affair; could be made. and that cue
notice would ba given for amecllng OF the STOCK
holders to take such action Us might DO nc ;cs"H
~ undtr the circumstances. Happily not on" 81
those who found their depoits locked ND / : lh'
heard to use any violent languagr, but each "nH
oil expressed tha hope that tho ofl GERS OF h9 III
slllutlon had not permitted its tlrs 20 Ro ~
IA astray as to endanSer the banks liabilities -
ITS depositOrs. AS far S. we are aOle 10 learn u
has negotiated no lad paper. There ara but two OF
three peraons owning stock to the amount 81
$500 or $G.O-lhe other hares. (par value $ov'1
numb ring about two hundre1. belng held }"
small lots by other Indvi 3uals. The suspension
falls the harder upon the mass OF deDosltors W.
cause it is 80 near the ii st of January, VINE"
business men mako their annual settlemunts
The Bank of Berryvill ewss chartered by tho
Legislature in the session Of lS7l-12, was or
gained in March 1872 and commenced opers.
tons on The lat of April Of tho Sumo year, with
a subscribed stock Of S5,l.,). which has since IN
creased to over 600. = ho present conduit,
Of the banks affairs is great misfortune anu
will 1t IS feared, to a great extent cripple DUP
ness in county that was fairly getting over ~ -
prOstratlon incident to the late CIVIL war. -
now believed the bsnk will not pay mora tI
fifty cents on the dollar IL deposit"ra., IL inl
turns out to ba correct solno individually VIII ~
losers to tho amount ofseveral thousand doilsFs'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-26

Mr.. Toombs. who Is soon to visit Europe,
says 1T will b, the third Paris Exposition
shat will have ATTENDED. Il attended the Ex.
position OF 1855 as Senator, 1 attended the
Exposition Of 1867 as refugee and I am 90
log to this one as gentleman And still! we
doubt not be would prefer to 90 10 the oapscitv
of Senator to even that of gentleman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-26

Canon Farrar says ho has Ell msr1 present.
ed, and that The did not d.oou1ee the dJc:,ine
Of eternal punishment" os express tho hope
that the word ''e.eraar' w,uli not appear in
the revised translation of the Biblo. These
gentlemen who express an uobelief 10 hell had
better heed Tommy Buns warning to Mr..
QShanter:
Alb Tam ah Tam thou'Il get Thy Eairio
10 hell thy II roast thee ike berrin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-26

Tic PHILADELPHIA. North American. uitsa
radical in IT, notions. SAYS ih1 the reduction
of thr State expenses Of South Carolina to one.
quarter # WHIT III y We're IN the two years pre-
cediug W4dr iiamp;uns ,IrcIian does nor
p1Gve anythin. AGAINST Republican inl egrity and
c,pacity!' Thcr, in the name OF common
.nar what DOES it. PROVE?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-26

&c Court Of Appeals nf Missouri has !" 81
feet j oiiod that md r the provisions OF tho
Constitution Of tll.t State the officers Of ANY
banking institution who may have recal'et1i or
a>sentcd to the receipt cf IapoIIs, koownr
the institution 10 b. nsoIyant, may be held
personally rcSp,u>iUi! !1r dHpIslta So received.
besides being liable TO criminal prosecution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-26

Cyrus Il. Mccormick has rccoV, rsi SIS 900
against tho Ponosy vania Company for baggage
lpst sixteen years. ago. the QUESTION being az to
the liability Of tbs company that carried by
mistake thu baggage to Chicago where it was
burned. Ghe Court held that this liability
attached because it had taken the plaintiffs
property not only without his consent but
against their own rules
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-26

The Hartisonburg Com onweal,h most truly
remarks that There ought to be factories in
every tow" 10 Vlrgini, Every Virginiln who
las aoy pride 10 the In ,terial prosperity of the
Commonwealth should strive to make Virginia
one Of tho foremost manufacturing States 10
the Union" Aod there is DO moro eligible
place 10 VirgiuiA for manufactures than Alex.
aadris. Il possesses every RI quisite.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-26

The Sunday Bulletin, Of this city, published
by MIR. d. w. Whiting. improves with age. It
Is we'll edited and neatly printed. Major K
Il. Henderson, graceful and forf:ible writer,
is an editorial contributor, while MIR. JAS +.
FOwe contributes the soccly lsrUis 10 crcdI'
fahln tpl,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-26

Petiiurs. We learn. are ia circulation III
kiog George county praying The Legislature
not to r.. elect Judge B.rLon judge OF tie
Fred Ickshu,r circuit Tii3 is a remarkable
procedure. az Jnls' Il wn had always heard,
was hrl,l III the Liz hest esteem as iurist aod
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-26

The deaths of live persons were recorded in
New York yesterday, whose uoited ages
amount to four hundred and ten years. Two
were seventy seven, one eighty. four and oac
nil At
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-26

Morrissey's health is not improving as rapid.
~ as anticipated and he DOW complains that
bis legs are beginning to swell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-26

Vlck'. Illustrated Catalogue and Pictorial
Guide. full Of information most useful To garde,
oers al"t =. oso VINO cultivate flowers and plant,
has bce' c'ived from the publisher, JAS. V lex
RocP >,rr. n. Y. Price ST. % a year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-26
ninety nine,

William II Vanderbilt and hi3 son Cornelius
have given seventy five thousand dollars To
free St. Bartholomew Church in Nav York
fran Hnli
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-26
Miscellaneous Foreign News.

NICHOLAS UOlcscJ, INC iauutis hOuuaulaC
statesman, is dead.
The Freush Government Intends instltut
iDg proceedings against electoral Offences al
once.
Orders are expected to hh forwarded to To-.
Woolwioh Arsenal by Tie BGi'i.h Government
for large addltun IL the stores Of arm. auL
ammunition.
President MacNIahon has Gathered the cap
tain attached to regiment Of the linr who was
ordered to Paris during the late Ministerial
crisis, and replied that he would not abet coup
d etst.
The Paris Temps says il is perfectly caarts'n
that there is no Infection on the part vi the
French Government to depart from its attitude
of reserve to play an active part in relation 70
the Eastern question.
ln Paris it is ruuored that an Inquiry vii:
be made on the rcassemb Ing ct the Chamber,
as to whether coup d etaS was really oontem
plated by President MacAl ,hon. The radicaI
journals state that the tronpJ at Limoges war"
provided with ammunl.i,a AID two day.
ra,ions, ami held in rrali"ess tn start fer PARIS
The mild weather ia CAnal. enabled the
people to celebrate Christians with most unsca
souablc anummrnts. At Bailcye and POr;
Hope regattas to * plnc', AZ! at other polnts
steamers took excursion ;'arias to nclghb lrlnr
ports, which are u,u My At ihIr season vi tn
year frozen 10. Such An open Aci5m has no:
| been knowa ltnEa sinci 1881.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-18

SENT TO SToCKTON.-Antonio Rabbit,
a Portuguese living on Indian Creek
was brought into town on Monday by
b. s. Guptil and Manuel Joseph, on
suspicion Of insanity. Rabbit has an
idea that he has n difficulty with John
p. Jones, which will have to be settled
by lawsuit, and that in order to win
the suit he must not eat at certain times,
and Jones also prevents him from work
ing. Lately another idea has taken
possession of him, and he told Joseph
that he intended to kin himself on the
18th of this month. An examination
was held before r. L. Jones, County
Judge, assisted by Drs. Montague and
Lord, ut which Rabbit was aGjudged to
he unfit to be at large, and an order
wa, made directing that he be commit.
ted 10 the Insane Asylum ut Stockton.
Under Sheriff Raincr lett with him, in
charge on Tuesday morning Rabbit is
Il single man, Il native of Azores, aged
10 ycar,. He only came 20 this county
six months ago.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-18

a SUGGESTION. We believe several
counties Of this State have something akin
to a Pioneer Association, composed of
those who arrived in the county at an
early day. While we do not know of
any great good which results from such
associations, yet they are made the occa-
sions OF pleasant social reunions, in which
the old settlers get together, talk of early
times and revive many an interesting
item Of early local history. We heard II
batch of early Trinita,ians recalling the
days of - few days since, and it was
interesting to hear Of the days when flour
was Il dollar pound and hard to get at
that. There is many one here whose
residence dates back TO twcnty-one years
or more, and we believe if they would
torn an organization and hold reunion
once year it would be n source of pleas
ure if not profit Something Of the kind
wa, attempted about twenty years ago
but the county was then too new for the
idea to be successful.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-18

OPlUM SMoKING.-The vice of opium
smoking Is more terrible in its effects than
any other to which man is subject to fail
Il victim. Unfortunately, the disposition
OF humanity too often is, TO initiate tho
vices, rather than the virtues of their fel.
lows, and rs n result we see announced in
our city exchanges the fact that wbite
men ana women, young boys and girls
are patrons of the Chinese opium dens.-
We are glad to chronicle that no suc.
cases are known here, although the prev.
alence of the habit of opium-smoking l.
as great among the Chinese of this place
PROBABLY rs anywhere. Undoubtedlv
there are few Chinese out indulge the
habit to some extent ard many are per
feet slaves to it. While at Win Cbong,s
store one day this week an old Chinaman
entered and going up to the counter,
without word put little box and a
dime down. The merchant leisurely fin
ished the writing he was engaged in. then
producing little pair of Chinese steel
yards weighed the box, then put in a lit.
tie dab Of opium out ola box. weighed
the box again and handed it back to the
buyer who seized the coveted drug and
with nervous, trembling steps hastened
away. In NIL the transaction not q word
passed between the parties.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-18

The TERRToRIAL PIONEERS. We
are indebted to Hon. John G. Burch.
President Of the Association, for the first
Annual Of the Society of Territorial Pio-
neers. The Society is one organized IA
year or two ago, and as its name imports
Is made up of those who arrived in this
State prior to its admission into the I'm
ion in 1850, and their sons. The old So
cety of Pioneers only admitted those who
came here in 1919, or prior thereto. We
observe the names of W. j. Tinnin and
W. S. Lowden OF this county in the roll
Of members.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-18
From Hon. W. II. Jones, OF West
Dover, VI

have been troubled from my boyhood
with chronic or hereditary lung complaint. -
Some years since, early in the winter | took
cold, which as usual settled into "a severe cough
which continued TO increase as the season adj
remcdics had knowledge of My family
physician also prescribed for me, but expo
ricncad no relief. During all this time | was
gradually running down, losing flesh and
strength, until my friends as well as myself
became very much alarmed, thinking should
wates away in consumption. " lille in Boston,
during the Spring following, | was induced to
try Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. After
one days trial was sensible that it was re-
entirely ceased, and / was soon restored to
hoalth and strength. have over since kept
the Balsam in my house, and whenever any
of my family has "A cough or cold, ii is imlne.
diately resorted TO. No family should be with
out it," Sold by all druggists.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-18

MoUNTAIN FIRE.-A heavy fire has
peen raging for over two weeks in the
mountains between Dutton's Creek and
we Arkansas Dam, keeping the air filled
WIN smoke and making the atmosphere
a. ''mes, sitting. Much damage is un-
uouotedly done to the timber rs is always
'"o case when fire gets into section of
country after being kept out fora num-
Dor OF years. SO much debris collects
IN the form of dead limbs and brush that
'"e names have ample dry material to
"ofk on until the green timber is killed
"'u burned. 1t would be better for the
f1,noer 1t it were burned out every venr.
,s ~ Is mlsdemespor by the Codes TO set
Oe too careful. W
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-18

AN lNDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
Hon. Rudolph Klotz, Of Shasta announc-
IS himself rs an Independent candidate
for the Assembly from this District
Mr. X lo;z is II Democrat, m ndmirrr ui
President Hayes policy, has served one
term IN the Legislature where he incurr
cd the wrath OF his hide bound Demo
cratic constituents By voting for Boo,h
lor Senator. Private letters from promi.
hent Shasta Republicans inform Us that
hIotz will be generally supported by the
Republicans Of Shasta County, whether
lie VAS endorsed by the delegates to the
JOINT legislative convention we are not
advised. There is but one political ques
tlon which will probably come before the
Legislature at the next session, and that
Will be the choice of the United States
Senator to succeed Sargent. The Repub-
llcans of Trinity would like to know
something of Mr.. Klotz' views on the
senatorial question. The fact that he in
uorSes the President in his Southern pol
icy and Civil Service Reform would seem
TO indicate that he will not have anything
Ia common with the Bourbon Democracy,
which rules the roast " in this State,
TnlIe Lis previous support OF Senator
Pooth shows that he has the nerve to do
~h"l IA hRlioyes to be right. We pre-
sumo Mr.. kiQtz viii visit this portion Of
ane !a District before election day and the
iF'hity Republicans can Judge which of
'ne two gentlemen aspiring to represent
the District will be most favorable to
'neir views upon the Senatorial issue
ppoh questions of home interest we are
wiling to trust to either one.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-18

Road OyERsEERs.-Lively local con-
tests are going on all over the county for
tne load Orerseerships in the respective
districts. junction City, Douglas City
and Lewiston are the most importan,
points after Weavervile. Fabulous o2in-
Ions are expressed as to the value of the
office in this place, but we can't exactly
see where the big profits come in. Evi-
IDENTITY the candidates think it is worth
gong for By the way some of them are
" "rustlng." Each ofthe regular nomi-
heees feels pretty confident of getting it
and Paul thinks "Sure's Christ do" he'll
catch them both out.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-18
The Machine Was Worn Out.

Why? Not because it was not well built,
but it was wrongly run. Thousands Of men
who have run down long before their three
score and ton years are accomplished, might
have been renewed into sprightliness and vim
if they had tried the wel-knOwn Peruvian
syrup. which contains among its compounds
the PrOtOxide Of Iron, so combined that it as
similates with the blood and inyigorates tho
whole system. This syrup has proved eGica-
c.Ous in thousands of cases, and will do every
body good who use it. Sold by all druggists.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-18

a NUIsANCE.-A petition, numerous
ly signed, has been presented to the
County Judge, asking that the vacant
lot on the corner of Court and Main
streets be declared public nuisance, and
asking that it be abated. Just exactly
how the abatement can be done under
the circumstances is n question to puzzle
IL Philadelphia lawyer. If the law pro-
vided tor the condemnation of property
which was declared n nuisance, it would
be plain sailing, but it does not.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-18

lNFoRMATIoN WANTED.-The County
Clerk has received letter of inquiry
from NJ. Hendy, asking information Of
his brother John Hendy, who left the
city of New York number ofyears ago,
and is believed to be in this county. As
the letter was directed to Tayloras Coun-
ty Auditor they must have thought his
name was on the assessment roll. No
such person ever resided here that we
know Of Any information addressed
to NJ. IIendy, Mayfeld, CAL, will be
thankfully received.