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of the rolls wasalighting from cab at the
Rolls court. Rev. Henry Dodwell, of Brigh-
ton, fred pistol at his head. The bullet
grazed the ear of Sir George. Dodwen was
arrested. :=.Sir George Josie afterwards in
court stated he had no doubt the man was
insane. He had some absurd application to
the court of appeals while he. Sir George,
was sitting there and disturbed the court
when Sir George ordered his removal.
BERLIN, Feb. 22.-Debate in the Reich
stag on imperial tobacco stamp duties COM
menced to-day. Most of the speakers OPP
posed the tobacco tax, but favored reform of
taxation and the appointment of a respons-
IDLE imperial finance minister. Prince Bis
marck stated the increase in the direct taxes
and customs duties had become a necessity.
The present bill was only temporary
measure. The real aim was the establishment
of a tobacco monopoly. Debate adjourned.
LONDON, Feb. 22.-In the House of Com
mons tonight the motion of Trevalyn in
favor of the equalization of the franchise
throughout the kingdom with the English
borough franchise and the redistribution Of
seats was rejected, pit to 21a.
A Rome despatch says the cardinals com
mence on Monday to discuss thelattitude tc
be adopted by the Holy See towards the
Italian government.
The Daily Telegraph says there is hardly
any hopes for Earl Russell. He suffers from
acute bronchities and has entirely lost the
use of one lung, other papers however do no
admit his condition is such as to cause i'm,
mediate anxiety
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GEORGES BIRTHDAY.
The Anniversary Appropriately Observed
at Washington and Other Points.

The Anniversary Appropriately Observed
at Washington and Other Points.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-The day was gem
orally observed as a holiday, all the execu-
tive departments being closed. The oldest
inhabitants association met at the city hall
where Washington's farewell address was
read and an Grafton delivered. There was
dress parade by the Washington light in
fantry. The principal event of the day was
q temperance demonstration which included
a street procession, several Thousand persons
being in line. In the evening there was
mass meeting addressed by Francis Murphy,
Secretary Thompson and others.
AT NEW YORK AND ELLEwHERE.
New York. Feb. PA heavy rain storm
ushered in Washington's Birthday anniversary
and continuing throughout the day kept the
people away from church and theatre, all of
which were open. The custom house, the
different exchanges, the United States and
State courts and other municipal offices
were closed. The cannon in the navy yard
Numbered a salute and the chimes of Trinity
church and st. Thomas church rang out q
welcome to the day. In Washington the
executive departments were all closed, with
flags flying from public buildings. and bust
ness was yer, generally suspended.
Dispatches from other points show the an
niversary had very general observance.
/ New YORK, Feb. ding
the Indictment weather the Martha Washing
ton reception and tea party at the Academy
of Music tonight was great success. The
large hall boxes and gallery were crowded,
and the money receipts far in excess of any
previous year. Decorations were most
tasteful, the academy presenting a very bril-
liant appearance. Among the prominent
persons present We're Mayor Ely, Gen. Ularc
and staff, Col. SLIDER, Commander
Willis, Capt. D. T.. Braine, commanding
United States steamer Colorado chief engi
neer Henry L. Snyder, United States navy
Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Croly, Mrs. Gen. Modem
John d. Townsend, and many other guests
We're received. Martha Washington was
personated by Mrs. Gen. Francis Meagher
The President and his cabinet and thei,
families, the Governors of this and of neigh
boring States. all officers at the navy yard
West Point, and adjoining forts, and the
mayors OF this and other cities i'll this vicln
ity, were among the invited guests.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 22.-Business was gen
orally suspended to-day, and a salute fired
morning, noon and night and the day wa:
celebrated by military parade by battalion
of the 18th infantry, battalions of sailors ant
marines and volunteer military organization
) participating. Weather clear and pleasant
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MEXICAN WAR VETS.
Annual Meeting of the National Associa
ton at Baltimore, Md.

Annual Meeting of the National Associa-
ton at Baltimore, Md.
BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. 22.-The regular
annual meeting of the national association
of Mexican veterans in this city begun to-day
in the Assembly rooms. The hall was hand
somely decorated with United States flags
and coat of arms of the State. On the
platform and in front of the presidents seat
was collection Of trophies of the Mexican
war. consisting of old f1int-lock muskets,
pistols, lances, &c. The Maryland associa
ton in body marched to Camden station
to receive and welcome the delegation of vet
Grams from Washington, numbering about
2OO, who came over on a special train.
The Washington delegation were es-
and the convention organized. Col. Rud-
doch made brief address of welcome, which
was respodned to by Gen. j. w. Denver,
president of the national association. The
roll was called, and over one hundred men,
bers answered. It was announced tele-
gram had been received from Hon. Green Clay
Smith, Ky, orator, stating that he could not
be present to deliver the Grafton tonight. A
committee was appointed to select an orator
in place of Mr.. Smith, which subsequently
reported Gen. w. w. Doves, of Pennsyl-
vania, who was present, and consented to be
the orator, and would deliver his lecture
on the ..Halls of Montezuma.'
The secretary's report shows member
ship of 1919. The present officers were re-
elected. The chairman of the committee
upon resolutions submitted report. The
special features in the resolutions are those
| asking the President of the United States te
employ Mexican veterans in government de.
partments, in the navy yards, and elsewhere
| and making no distinction between
Mexican veterans, who fought during
the late war, i'll either the Union OF
confederate States armies. The report wa
adopted. A resolution was adopted to ap
point committee from each State to visi
Washington Tuesday next, and urge on Con
| gress the passage of the bill granting pen
sions to soldiers who served in the Mexican
war.
Adjourned to meet here February 22e
1879.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 22.-In the Hous
of representative to-day resolution wa
adopted requesting the Pennsylvania Con
gressmen to vote for the bill to give soldie,
of the Mexican war pension.
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GRANT AND SUMNER.
The Sphinx Breaks Silence and Defend.
His Treatment of Sumner.

The Sphinx Breaks Silence and Defends
His Treatment of Sumner.
New YORK, Feb. PA published inter-
view with General Grant at Cairo, Egypt, re-
views the controversy about Sumner and
Motley. The general says of the discussion
of the question: eff respect is due to the
dead, truth and justice are due to the living
and only spoke in self defence and after
many years of silent submission to assaults
from Mr.. Sumner and his friends
only in the interest of truth and
justice. Mr.. jay, as no one knows
SO we'll rs Gov. Fish and myself makes 9
pretext of eulogizing the dead to attack Gov
Fish. If any one hated Mr.. Sumner it was
Jay. At the time of the Appointment Of
Motley as minister to England, Jay wanted
to go to England and was sorely disappointed
| that the change would not be made in HI:
favor, even after Motley had been fully as
sured of his appointment. Jay most proba
bly, forgave Sumner before the Senator
DEATH but he blamed him for his failure tt
| 90 to london.
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American Methodists in Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, Feb. 17.-Members of
the American Methodist church north, are
now in conference here. Twenty-six
preachers are present. Bishop Keener, of
the Methodist church south attended the first
sittings and has since returned home. The
Catholic journals accuse the Americans of
Sending missionaries to Mexico for the pur-
pose of sowing dissensions amongst the pso-
pie.
The large commercial house of Meridio
81 Blanco, this city, has failed.
Two rich quicksilver mines have been dis
covered in the State of Guerrero.
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Rebellion in San Domingo.

San DOMINGO, Feb. 7.-Revolution is rag
ing all over the republic. Since February 3
San Domingo city has been surrounded by
revolutionists under Generals Guillino and
Belleni. President Baez intends to stand a
siege, and artillery is being placed in the
forts surrounding the city. Baez will be
unable to resist much longer. On account
of the distressed state of the country the
prisons are overcrowded, provisions are very
scarce and prices are daily advancing. Com
merce is in a deplorable condition, and very
few merchants will be able to meet their en-
papementS
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Tariff Demonstration.

Po11srowN, Pa, Feb. pa largely at
tended meeting of leading manufacturers
and business men of this locality was held
this evening to make arrangements for a
tariff demonst alton similar to the one re-
Gently made at Pittsburgh. The demonstra-
ton takes place March Sd.
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Another Estimate of the New Pope.

NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-De Laca, Italian
Consul General in this city, says the new
Pope has always been regarded as one Of
the most prominent members of the college
of Cardinals and had distinguished himself
both in administration and'diplomacy. As
cardinal his policy was understood to be
moderate and opposed to that of the party
of Cardinal AnfonelIi
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Wheat Thief Arrested at Hastings.
Isnecial Telegram to The GLnBE.l

LANeDoN, Min, Feb. pa wheat thief
was caught at Hastings to-day. His exami-
nation will be had here tomorrow. he is a
Polander from Delano, and he stole eleven
sacks, which he sold to Gardner and Meloy,
at Hastings.
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A Cause of War.

New YORK, Feb. PA Panama telegram
says: From letter from Barcos del Toro
to the Star and Herald, it is believed that,
January 81, an armed band boarded the
American schooner Sunbeam, Capt Come,
at Port Terror and took forcible possession.
The captain was on shore at the time, and
the officer in charge demonstrated and told
them the United States government would
regard the action as piracy. They replied
they did not care what the United States
government said or did.
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Business Firms Arrested for Fraudulent
BankruDtcy.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 22.-Judge Trigg,
of the United States district court, today
granted provisional warrant at the in
stance of the New York creditors, directing
the marshal to seize the goods of A. Field
and Julius Behr Co., clothing merchants.
who recently made assignments and
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went into bankruptcy. About $4,000
worth OF goods belonging to those firms
have been seized and will await investigation
by the court. Some twenty cases belonging
to Behr Co., We're found in st. Louis, and
a number OF cases belonging to Field were
found at Helena, Ark, and at Durant and
Lexington, Miss, which the creditors charge
were done for the purpose of secretly dis
posing of the goods and defrauding them.
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Savings Bank Robbed

BANGOR, de-, Feb. PA dispatch from
Dexter, Me-, says the treasurer of the saw
ings bank has been found bound, gagged,
and nearly dead. 1t is believed the bank has
/ been robbed.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-23
Poisonous Well Water.

RlcHFoRD, Feb. 22-Walter d. Estes, law
yer and special correspondent OF the Boston
Journal, died to-day from the use of poison
| Gus well water. making three deaths thus
! far. Several others are not expected to re-
/ c0uar
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Deficient Revenues in the Dominion.

OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 22.-The minister of
finance in the Budget speech to-day said
trade had decreased from $21s,O0O,o00 to
$166, 100000 The finances were deficient
81 100000 this year. He predicts, however,
the revenue will be sufficient to meet all con
tingencies.
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food is threatened by the bursting of a
reservoir. Two or three streets in the first
Geep.
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a 100000 to 100000 swindle.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. o2.-J. Fred. Thorn
tor, circuit clerk of st. Louis, was suspended
from office to-day for failure to comply with
the orders of the circuit court, and pay into
the treasury of the city $4,000, which
ought to have been in his possession. An in
vestigation of his accounts is in progress, and
it is thought there is heavy defalcation.
Thornton was custodian of various trust
funds pending the settlement of suits in the
courts. The amount that he will be short is
estimated as between $4,000 and 5000.
He was under $500 bonds.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
VIEW SOURCES OF UNE4sIYEss ARIs-
ING.

Objections Developing to the Congress
Fears of a Collision Between England and
Russia-Growing War Spirit in Russia
Opposition to Bismarck's Policy-Eyacu-
alton of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT News
u. S. Bond Sales in London.
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The Wisconsin Legislature.
Especial Telegram to THE GLoBE.l

Especial Telegram to THE GLOBE.
MADISON, Wis, Feb. PIN the Assembly
to-day bills were introduced authorizing the
secretary of state to audit certain accounts of
ex-Treasury Agent Albert, and encouraging
the keeping of stations.
In the Senate bills were passed authrizing
Barron county to issue bonds and authoriz
ing the State of Maryland to convey to the
United States the interest of Wisconsin in
the national cemetery at Antietam.
Both houses adjourned till Monday night,
out of respect to the memory of Washington
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General Butler and Senator Hoar severally
called on the President to-day with refer
ence to the Boston collectorship.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

mediate anxiety.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-03
COUNTY ADVERTISING 4 PRINTING

Noricg IN HEREBY GIVEN. IN PuI,su.
~ anes Ia an order " the Beard of Count,
Commissioners. made and entered In the nit
utr- % .Aid Bcard. thai Sealed PROPOSAL. will
BE- received by the said Board. at their once. u.
the city of vinlnla. county 81 story. up Ia and
.iscludius IN. FOURTH DAY W MAY, A. ID.
Isis. 81 ths hour OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. foe doing
the County Advertising Tor the rvmAinder of The
n-cai year A. ID. lists. aid biz. TO state the
price per SQUARE for hrs: lnserticn. and The price
per square for each .uhssqurnt Insertion.
And notice IL hereby lurthsr given that al
the same time and place the board ~ill reelvy
s-slei Proposals for doing the County job
wotk-piiniins Blanks. nillh-ad-, ste lot ,h.
remainder of the -Ald fiscal year IBooks aud
Records e~Icepted). Bidders Tor printing must
specify price psr ram t,so sheet.l tor;
Mslf.hest Note Bl.nA- printed Oh Que lids;
Hsifsheet n, In Banks pnGied on both sldcs;
H.lf.hect Letter BlAnk printed gu oGe -ids;
Hslfsheet Letter Hanks prEied on both sides
iizlfshect fool-csp Hank printed on one eide.
U.ifsteet fool.cap Blank pointed on b1th
side-.
Hslf.heet Legal Cap Blsnks printed on ona
side;
Hsifshest L-g.l c.p Blanks priated gu both
rldes
QuaTtsrshest Flat Cap blanks painted on one
side;
Hail -hes, Plat Cap Hanks puat-d on both
sides;
Full sheet Plat Cap Blank. printed On one eide
fnii-.heet Plat Cap blank. printed on bath
eide.
Phc. pr r,am for e.ch additional rram
safe p,iee Tor Binding.
Bidders 10 bind them..lyc- 20 d, alt printing
no, above specified At proportional rates.
ell bids.
ridie.s desiring additional information will
Ia luirc a. the Clerks ofice.
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FITS EPILEPSY,
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently Cured = NO humbus = by Ons
Months usage of DR.. Uoulard'a Celebrates 10.
fallibls Fit Powders. To conylnce sufferers
that thess powders will do all We claim Cor
them. We will send them By mail. post paid. q
Trial bor AZ Dr.. 0oulard 10 The only physician
that has ever made this disesss = sp cisi study.
Pernaansntiy Cured BY tho use 90 thets Pow.
defs, we will guarantee q Permanent Cure in
every case. 90 Refund you All money Expended.
All sufferers should give these Powders an early
trial. and he convinced Of their curative paw
ers.
Price, for large boz, ts.O0. or iour boIe. Tor
tiO,oO. sent Ivy mail to any part at tho United
rtales or Canada on receipt OF prioe. ot by -I'
press, e.. d. ID. Address.
AsII a. ROBBINS,
100 fultun street. Brooklyn, MI.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

ApYIck op THE GEORGIA SILVER MIN.
Ing Company, San Franciseo, Apri ia.
iSs.-hotice "A dividend Of three cents psf
share upon The eapital stock OF the 0soreia Jil.
ves Mining Company. Of Storey County, Nsysds
The once OF tbs Company, lil Cslifornis sty:st
oan ytsnctsco, California
aplfd B. wR0UNER. y>crstsry.
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Or. [. J. clAPkAY'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
zoe kear.y street. San Fraaeiscs,.

lNsrABLisHED IN 1854, FUR THH
~ permanent cuTs of all special and Chronic
Diseases. o. also eli FEMALE Complaints and
Di-sase~ Of the Nervous System.
the immenss destruction Of human life an.
nuslly from secret and ehronic di-eases caused
this odd and reliable institution 10 he e-iAb-
lished nryt In fhllaielphA. p-nu.. In 1851. and
private dispsnsafy. In orccr 10 Anord the
aniicted The lest medical aud surgical trssimeui
for the shove and all other Anection. and CON-
plsints. Consultations 81 the Institute or by
letter. fRkk.
Ph,sicai.aad Meatai Debility,
vital weakness. nervousness. iow spirits. Lee
situir, weakness of the limbs and bacA. loss
OF muscular power, indispositloa aud incspa.
billy fsr labor and study. . weak, exhausted
feeling. no energy or courage, palpitaiion OF the
heart. dizziness OF apprehension. loss Of mem.
ory. s~version 10 scciety. love OF solitude. tim.
idity. self di-trust. loss Of manhood. diuiness
hcslshe. pains In the side. affections Of the
sye, pimples on the face, sexual or other IN.
nrmitles In man OF woman. arc cured by the
lastly c.lsbiaiSi physician. L. }. CzAPkAY.
u. u.
yls method Of curing dises-e.i- peculiarly hi
own ignknoun 10 other-l. and hence the great
succ.-A Rheumatic AffecH ions. chronic ratarfh,
diseases of "a stomach and Kidneys. liver oon.
plllt.. ets., successfully treated. Those sho
are suffering from tas srrors and indi-e r-tions
Of South, nervous weah-e.s. are assured of .
p-fmAnent cure.
DIR. CZuKAY. one of ere Gast -ucoe--fni
medical prelitlCnsrs on the Paoahs coast. may
bs consulted eonndrnttsllv In re'e.epee Tn the
above and all other complaints 81 the .nstiinte,
Ns.3 Os ksarny street san trasei.ee.
Changes moderate. Communications -ti eth
eolldsniiai. Medicines sent by exrrss. Ad
dres. l.. J. CzAFKAY. N. ID, Pc-toAhcs Boz
60. San Francisco. Cal. oc5
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And In Accordance with Law and an order Of
The board of Dirtetoss. made on the Pifth isiL)
dayof harrh.l6Ts. 90 many shares of each parcel
sold at public ~auetion. 81 The once OF the
Company. Room O. 6st Clay street, On MON.
DAY, the Sixth l6th) day of Msy, 1873,
Of the hour Of . o'clock ,. y. of ssid
day. TO ray said delinquent assessmelt
thereon, together with eosts OF advertising and
expenses OF the sale.
q. n. wAKRLRR. eeersasry.
Room .. No. $50 Clay street. ssn Prsneiseo.
oanIofnia. apistd
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THE JUSTICE hiNlNo COZ

pANY.- Location of principal place Ut
basines-. San franelsco. California.
Location NJ works, uold uill, storey county.
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. thai al . meeting OF
the Board OF Directors. held On the 18th day
Of Msrch. Isis. an Assessment mo. "a VI One
Dollar and fiiiy Cents pershare was levied upon
the capital stock at the corporation. payable
Immediately. In United States gold coin. 10 tbs
se,rrtary. Al the once 81 the Company. Room
. liz, yards ljuilling. No. els California street,
Fan francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shAll
remain unpaid on the 9TH day Of May, ISIS,
will he delinquent. and advertised for sale
at public s~uetion. and unless payment is made
beforc, will tr sold ON SAL uRDAf. the
2Sth day Of Nay. ISIS, Ia pay the delinquent
assessment, t0sether With eosts ot ADVERTISING
and EXPENSES uI ralr.
Iy order ~ the Board Of Directors.
u. 4. KELLY. Secretary.
~OssicE-Room No. .. liAyward's Building,
civ California street. Nan franeiseo. California.
AnllI
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OyricE NEVADA GoLD AND sILyEI,
Nining Company. -an fIancl-eo. caliior.
MA. April y. lsss.-1he Annual Meeting Of the
sluekSoldsr- of the -snovenan,ei Company viii
b. bella 81 the Office ~ the Company. Room %.
No. ti3 California street. san Francisco. Gall
FORMS. On FRIDAY, the 8th day of Apri. Isis
at the hour of Q o'cloSk .. n. Tor the purpose III
electisg Q n ari of Directsr- Ia s-rve Tor th-
en-uins year. AGd the tran az ti.tn NJ such other
business zs may prope,ly come b-fofc the meet.
Ing. Ths transfer books viii b. closed on Sat.
urdsy. the ath day of April. al tho hour 81
"a a.
spio,i JACOB s~rADTPsLD, III .secr,iary.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OIRIcE OF CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
~ hinipR Company. San Ynntisco, April o.
lsIS. . nesting OF the Board Of Trustees Of
ne above named Company. held this day. .
dividend tho. tl Of Two t7j Dollar per share
~ declared. payable on Saturday. April 10.
SAINT. A. W. HAvKNS,
npH H<rnstan.
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nvERnAN slLvEk MINIs

nvERaAN SILVER MINING
ACCOMPANY. Location % principal place
OF business, San Francisco. California.
Location 81 works, Gold Hin. storercounty.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting OF
the Board OF Diectors. held on tho sbth day OF
April, 1878, an assessment mo- il OF Three
Dollars tf3I per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable i'm.
mediately. In United States gold coin, IN the
Secretary, al the once Of the Company. No. az
oAiifornls street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assel1ment shall
rrmaln unpaid on tho Thirty.irst day Of Nay.
1915, will he dellnausnt. and Advertised for
GALE Il public suction. and unlssa payment 10
made befors will be sold on THURSDAY,
the aoth day Of June, ISIS, 10 psy the delin.
quent assessment. together with costs Of sd,sr.
tlsing and expenses OF sale.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
0EO. ID. RDwARDS. Secretary.
Onrs-No. az California stnet. han Fran.
cisco. California. ape ID