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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-27

On Christmas evening Mr. Jay w. Blain
was united in marriage 70 Miss Mamie r.
Osborn, the Oeromony being performed by
Rev. Dr.. s. G. Irvine. assisted by Rev. A.
n. Aehsson. Mr.. Wilson T. Blain. brother
Of the groom, OthciAted az groomsman, and
Miss Hettie Miller a. bridesmaid Both Of
the contracting parties arc well known 10
our sitisens, and also TO many Of our read
sFs. The groom has occupied the position
Of accountant in his brothers large clothing
house Tor year or two past. and his wife is
. step daughter Of Rev. Irvine. The we'd
ding was brilliant affair, although none but
relatives and . few intimate friends were in
attendance. Following is partial list of
presents received by the happy couple:
A large and elegantly upholstered arm
chair, by Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z Blain.
Set Of SOlid silver table and tea spoons. by
Mr. and Mrs. 8. 3, Young
Set Of Tea spoons. by Mrs. and Mrs. D. G.
Clark.
Fall set of table and teaspoons and knives
and forks by W. R. Blain.
Silver card receiver. by Mr.. aud Mrs. w.
S. Peters.
Pickle dish in silver and glass, by Matte
Foster.
Silver butter bowl and pickle dish, by Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. CASTOR.
Solid silver napkin rings, by Mr.. and Mrs.
@. Il. Stewart.
A full set Of gold aAd coral jewslry for the
bride from her husband.
Silver cake basket, by Mrs. s. q. Irvine
Vases in silver and glass. by Mr.. and Mrs
D. ". Wakefield, Of Portland.
Set Of vases in bronze and glass. by Lult
5snd Jennie Clark. ~.
4 Sssof Bohemian vases, by Annie Althouse
i Pear volumes Of British pOeta. by Mart
v. Dreva.
i An Oxford Bible, by Mrs. s. G. Irvine.
! Solid silver thimble. by Eta and Lizzi
Marks.
Coral mat. by Mrs. M. v. Brown.
Tidy, by Maggie Foster.
Wall basket, by Jennie Purdy.
1 Handkerchief box, by Mrs G. Fl. Stewart
A fan and red silk handkerchief, by Al
Jim (ChinSse).
A red silk handkerchief and fancy packag
Of tooth powders, by Yot Sing tChinese).
I. Tidy, by Mrs We Stewart.
3 Broase window brackets. by Clara BIair
+ Gronnd glass set and water pitcher; b
Ms. E BlAin. i5s Ff
GA fall ssist ot china GI7C pisGes) by Mr.
/ Nancy Osborn, grandmother OF the bride.
3 k.fN - 7sf sffr~s 4ttf + 80
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-27

This is a half sheet. OF course,
however, you know it without our say
in the matter. Tie reason is, printers
have right to Holiday season once
q yearas wellas other people /; and wc are
quite certain that the indulgent readers
of the DEMoCRAT whom We have served
Se constantly and faithfully in the past,
viii not begrudge us this little resting
spell.
Many of eur advertisers will notice
that their ''ads" are necessarily omitted
this week. To such we promise that
they shall have an extra week at the
end Of the time agreed upon for
which lthe "ads" were to run-sO
that nothing viii DO lost to them on ac-
eonnt Of this omission.
And now we wish our friends and
patrons, one and all-as we have aAnu-
ally done through these columns for
the past thirteen years. "Happy
New YearI" May the incoming year
bring to them all the fullest fruitien of
all their hopes, desires and expectations,
and may their prosperity be only COM
menszrate With their gratitude to
the "Giver of all good and perfect.
gifts." Selah.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-27

The Indian situation in Eastern Or
eGon looks serious, and an outbreak is
expected at any time. We most earn
estly caution our Eastern Oregon set
tiers to be strictly vigilant and on the
alert. They should make the most
thorough and complete organization,
and should look to it that every man
who can carry an arm is supplied.
They can't afford to be run away from
their homes and leave theirpropertyto to be
destroyed as was the case last year, and
a. the threatened emergency again
promises.
We are glad to notice that Gen.
Turner of Pendleton, is doing his best
to organize militia companies in his
Brigade section, and with an active
cooperation on the part of his subOr-
dinate officers We hope to see an ef-
fectivs organization Of the citizens of
that quarter before next spring.
We arc no alarmest, but we most
earnestly warn our Eastern Oregon
neighbOrs against their threatened dan
ger, and trust they will heed their
warning.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-27
Christmas Festivities.

On Tuesday evening presents were dis
tributed at the United Presbyterian, Calvary,
Baptist. Methodist and Southern Method.
at Churches, and great many people were
made happy.
In addition to the time.honored Christ.
pas Trees. the decorating committee at the
q. r Church put up what they called
Christmas House. Il was about eight feet
.qHsre by nine feet high, and consisted of
a rough board frame work covered entirely
With cycrgreeus and lined with white mus
In. and waa located IN the farther end Of
me charcb among lot Of evergreen trees.
fhe hous and the trees we're profuGely
,riulied with small bits of cotton TO repre-
sent snow. and tho imitation was 20 natural
hti ei.o would AMIDST sbivef when gazing 81
t. Then presents we're artistigalIy arranged
- shelves 10 the house, aud window and
ls.or IN the front, with two rejecting lamps
'p th- inside Of the rear wall, and two more
.s.isi tne ;rses, rendered very pleasing
ga..s the audience. Santa Claus took
'--..-.ioa II the house and passed out the
.s.-.nt. 20 the big aud little folks Tie
...n gas aDs ot1er s.iss decorated, save bo
= appropriate notices in evergreen and
rn work
At the Calvary Church the room was nice
Is decorated with ivy, fr and cedar, and
.oiae bsa1;ifEl notices adorned the
walls. Two large evergreen trees stood On
the rostrum, few feet apart, their tops
being brought together, forming an arch.
Upon these trees we're loaded presents Of all
Kinds aud almost without number To the
left Of the trees on an elevated pozition
stood fine display Of fancy bohemian ware,
sal either beautiful articles, while in front
Of the trees was large upright piano, a
present from Air Eugene Buchanan to his
wsfe. The feature Of the evening though
~as the appearance Of Santa Claus dressed
IN his winiry raIes and with a veritable
leeT hitched u hiss~a2on- It was what Is
..,ll.4l mule deer, and its ears were 90 long
hat person wenld not have to stretch
heir imagination % very mnch to see in it
the traditional reindeer.
We didn't have time TO visit the other
three churches, bnt learn that they were
tastefully decorated, and that the trees fair
IS groanei under their loads Of presents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-27
Masonic Elections.

At regulsr communication on the 5th
inst. Brownsville Lodge No. sc. A. F. & A.
II elected tho following officers to serve for
the ensuing year: P. Hume, w. NJ; ]. NJ
Noyer. S w; c. c. Blakely, J. W.; D. R.
n blackburn. Sec Jas. Blakely, Treas; G.
C Thompson. Tyler.
st John Lodge No. 81, Of Albany, elected
he following officers to be installed tonight: !:
Geo. Humphrey, w NJ; R. S. strahan. S.
w; R. S. Price, J. w; Thos. MOntieth,
Treas; l. Bilyeu. Sec'y; John Brush, Tyler.
Corinthian Lodge No, Il. \. F. & A NJ,
elected the following officers to be installed
on the 9th, ST. Johns Day; d. Froman,
W. NJ, Sig Fox. S W; Eugene Buchanan,
]. w; John Briggs. Treas; n. Baum, Sec'y;
Ed. Baum, Tyler.
Bayley Chapter No. s. Royal Arch Masors,
of Albany have elected the fullowingIofices,
to be installed tomorrow night ]. <.
weatherford, H. P; L. Kline, K P. G.
Harper, s.; Sig. Fox. c. H.; NJ v. Brown,
p. s; Ed. Carter; R. a. c.; W. B. Barr
NJ. saw; John Brush. NJ I'd "; A. b
Paxton, NJ. lst V; D. Froman, Treas; l.
Ssnders, Sec'y; Geo Humphrey, Sentinel
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-27

Last Saturday evening Mr.. w. <. Price
rstsrasd 70 this city irsm the ochsCo eOun.
try. He reports the weather Ans over there
and ''bunch grAss range in ans erdsF.
There 10 As yss ne snow. Aad stock is in
splendid condition. Several heavy cattle
buyers have been thrOssh that country late
ly And sellers have realised better prices
thAn fer several years past. with the market
at an upward tsndeAey. There Is now .
daily nAil line between Tho DAllsS and
Prinsvills. And . new pOstofRcs has bsSa O.
tAblishSd ct Silver wells, in the oeheeo
country. a company Of lnilitia is being
formed 81 PriASvills fer protection against
threatened Indian outbreaks, and - car re-
cent eomrAds in arms, Col ThomPsoA, has
charge ef this matter in that section, We
know there will be no feolishnsss about it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-27
WIVES PR0PERTT N oREcox.

Among the bills passed by the late
Legislature Of Oregon, and which has
since become a law, Is an act relating to
property Of married women, which
provides that property owned by a
woman at the time Of marriage, or as-
quired thereafter by gift, devise or in
heritance, shall not be subject to debts
or contracts Of the husband, and the
wife may manage, sell, convey, and de-
wise the same as the husband can his
property. The property of either bus
band OF wife shall not be liable for
debts or contracts Of the other. Ac-
ton may be maintained by husband or
wife against the other for the re;oysry
of property for which the other has OBJ
tanned possession; thesameasif they were
unmarried. Forcivilinjuries committed
by the wife, damages can be recovered
Of her alone, except in cases where she
is jointly responsible. Cenveyancss of
liens from one to the other shall be
valid. One may constitute the other
his or her attorney, to act for mutual
benefit or attorney in fact. The wife
may recover the wages Of her personal
labor in her own name. Neither is lia.
bic for the debts of the other incurred
before marriage. Expenses of family
and education of children shall be
chargeabIe on property of bath husband
and wife, or Of either of them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-27
CIreuis Court.

Following is report Of the proceedings of
the special term of Circuit Court which
closed in this county this week:
II Board Of Commissioners vs. James Tri-
coming ct al-dismissed.
&c VIM ] Thompson et al vs. james i
Thompson ct al-granted.
80 ID L Z Luper vs. Martin Luper-dis-
Iniased.
46 n George Us E Merrill ct al-judg-
ment by default.
Al d NJ Conley VS. Euoline Cheadle--dis-
missed.
50 d Froman Admr " James Riley ct al
Judgment OF $S75 by agreement of partie.
63 ] II Fem W Eliza Fenn-granted.
81 z Z Cheadls vs. Raphael Cheadie-
granted.
6s r Cheadle vs. ER Cheadle-dismissed
"a William b Finley vs Frank Hayes ct a
decree as specific performance granted
Sc T Hendrix vs. Henrietta Gore ct a
referred to ]. G. Powell to take testimony
and report finding Of law and facts at tn,
March term, 1879.
95 Mathew Mann VS. Robert NJ Elder
continued.
9S Warren Hulburt Va C Dickey, Sherif
Judgment for plaintiff for SlS2.
l02 Giuseppe Matasce vs. Geo W Hnghe
Judgment for plaintiff for $30S.
lO4 In the matter of the application o
Phoebe Crabtree vs. Linn county-damage-
Judgment for plaintiff for $25.
los James Crabtree, Executor, VS. Lin
county -damage-judgment for plaintiff TO
S45.
log D F Crabtree VS. Linn county dam
ages-judgment for defendant.
l07 o Fox d Bro VS. NJ Hendriekson- de
| fault.
lIS J w Moore VS. B T Lollis and wife
foreclosure suit-at issue.
l22 Hawley Dood d Co VS. Jas Moore
action at law to recover noney-judgmen
| for plaintiff.
l23 Martin Luper VS. D L Luper-sui
for divorce-granted.
lbs James Moore'vs / G Diokey, Sheriff
action at law to recover specific persons
property-iudgment for plaintiff.
l26 State vs WIN Voit-selling liquor
minors-not guilty.
1877 State VS. Peter Balaney-indictmer
for larceny from dwelling house-guilty-
years.
12S -zame-same-2 years.
l29 State VS. John Tethero-indictmei
for an assault with dangerous weapon-
continued.
ISO State VS. Jack williams-indictmel
for forgery-dismissed on motion OF Distri
Attorney.
l3l State VS. j E Sorbin-indictment f
selling liquor to mlnors-not guilty.
lS2 State VS. ] E Sorbin-iudictment I
selling liquor on Sunday-dismissed on m
ton Of the District Attorney.
1873 H Weed VS. NJ NJ Hart-motion to Q
onerate bondsmen and vacate writ OF ARE
granted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-27
Chureh plreeesrz.

U. P. CmuRoM. -Preaching every Sabbath,
at ii A. NJ, and p. N. by Rev. s. q. Ir.
vine, d. d. Sabbath School at 2.30 r. N.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
EVANGELICAL CHuRcH. Preaching on Sab.
bath 81 ii A. NJ, and 7 P. n Sabbath
School 1916. Prayer meeting every Thurs.
DAY evening. J. Bowersox, pastor.
CALVARY CHuRcn Services every Sab.
bath At ii A. n. and P. N. Sabbath
School at 2iS0. Prayer meeting ever
Thursday evening Of each week. w. u.
Floyd, pastor.
NJ. r. CHURcu, SoUTH. Services every
Sabbath at ST. PAul's NJ. 4. Church, South,
at ll;30 A. n. and ] 4 n. Sabbath School
ct 10. Prayer meeting overy Friday
evening. p. A. Moses. pastor.
NJ. T. CHURCH Preaching every Sabbath
ct ii A. n. and r. u. Song service in
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
81 $50 ?. 4. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. viii commence . protraotod
meeting ct The close Of the week Of prayer in
January. J. =. Do Wore, pastor.
ST. PRTERs ArIscoPAL CHURcn. Divine ser.
vice 10 held IN the Church every Sunday At
II a n. Sunday School At $50 r. H. r.
l. Stevens, pastor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-27
sTKEA OF F'KATn.


For the Sabbath, Jan. 5, as a subject tr
the pulpit; Christian Union :"
Aoaaay, Jan. e.-T'hznksgivings for the
blessings of the year past, and prayer fer
their continuance. At the Congregational
Church.
: Ta.sFay, jan Prayer for the Church
of Christ. its ministers. its growth in grace,
and its enlargement. At the Baptist
Church
Ecefnes,tsy, Ji,,. S.-christian education;
the family, the young. colleges. zeminAries of
learning, Sabbath and other schools, Chris
tian Associations Of Young Men and Ycung
Women A. the T. P ChurcA.
TAarsday, Jan. 9.--For. nations; rulers and
people; for peace and religious liberty on the
earth At the NJ L. Church.
Friday, Jaa. I0-The Press; for a blessing
publishers, editors, and authors; the eause
Of Temperance and other social reforms. 1t
the ". E. Church South
Saturday. Jan ll.-Home and Foreign
Missions and the conversion OF the world At
the Evangelical Church.
On Sabbath evening, January IL, it is sug-
.,cst. i that pahhc union meetings be held for
prayer, praise and the presentation of the
object and work OF the Evangelical Alliance.
J. II. CRAwFoRD
S G. IRvIxE
J. BowERsox.
! J. F. DE VoRE
W. B. FLOYD.
P. A. MosEs.
Pastors.
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sr,ninal nasser..

Jack Williams was tried last Tuesday BE-
fore JuStics Palmer On . charge Of forgery,
and was feund guilty and boand ever under
the sum Of $500 v appear before the Grand
Jury. Net giving bsil, he Is new in Jail.
He forged Al order en- Allen, Robinson 4
Co., or, rather, raised II frsm 5000 10
5000.
A ChiaAzan stole bolt Of AAe dress goods
FROM the store Of Rox, Baum I Co. few
days ago, and the next evening he came back
after more, and Mr.. Baum saw and roCog.
nized him. OHeers Watkins and DAvidh on
and Ala Harris tAen took the matter in hand
and soon succeeded in bagging the China
man and recovering the goods. Thscelestial
was bound ever TO appear before the next
Grand Jury, and was committed to the Jail
for safe keeping.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-27
Home and Abroad.

Wheat 81 csI.s
Chew "Ised Tag Navy"
Chew Jackson's Bost Sweet Navy Tobac-
Santa Clans reigned supreme last wednes.
day.
Ones Christmas Ball was docided sue
cess
@. A. PEBBLES. Of Salem, spcnt Christina,
in Albany.
To-day is tho Festival Of St. John IT,
Evangelist.
DEMOCRAT On the 'halt she'll" Christina.
Is the reason.
Our young blOOds are getting ready 70.
New Years calls.
'Times are tight" but everybody made
Christmas presents nevertheless.
Last Wednesday and yesterday mornings
the mercury indicated 81 above zsro
Watch night meeting At the II. E. Church
Tuesday evening, beginning at Or. H.
John Crawford, Of this city, has paid gro
toward building tho Yaquina Bay RtiiraaJ.
The residue stock Of holiday good- - ~
Farmers' and Mechanics Store will 30 -.
at sweeping reductions.
Frank Osborn, u Esgene, called yesfer1ls,
He was down attending the wedding Il ~.
Blain and Miss Osborn.
Hon. w. B. Carter, present State Printer,
Waltzed in on us one day last week and .pent
pleasant hour in conversation.
The MABonic brsthren of the two Lodge.
in this city will install their officers tonight,
in presence Of the Craft and their families
VIM. EInrick had runaway on Christina,
morning. His butcher wagon took spin
up the street. but no great damage was dsne
Bishop Morris will hold divine service with
Holy Communion in st. Peters Episcopai
Church next Sunday morning. Dec 20tb, Al
II o'clock.
Col Hogg and Mr. Hamilton have gone tc
San Francisco 70 arrange for the immediate
purchase Of iron and rolling stock for ths
Yaqaina Bay Railroad.
The masonic installation will he pnl Il
emily for AIasons and their families. i. G.
Clark will install the officers, and Jadge
Piper will deliver the addrsas.
Aiiss Rebecca X. Bnskhars, daughter of C.
d. Burkhart, died Of consumption on Christ
mAs Eve. and was buried yesterday. 81,
was about nineteen years Of age.
The following young ialies viii recsiv.
calls on New Years Day at the residefeo o
DIR. A. L Ford: Nettie Piper. Mary Han
non, Lille Henton, Miss A. L. Ford, IF. D.
Prof c. B. Piummer holds forth at Ieb
anon next week. and the week after vii
probably appear in Albany. OF course h
viii get good audience here. lie aIwAyi
does.
Peter Schlnsser lost his little boy last Sat
urdAy by very severe attack of membran
ons Group. He was only about seven month
old-a real bright little fellow. and the prid'
Of the household.
Choose ye-pants for 50 50. 500. 81 50
$500. $50. 5000. $3.50. 500, 81. so. IS. .oC
IS. so. $500. $3.50. $1,000. sll.oO. at W. r
Graham 4 SOns-the cheapest place in tow
to buy clothing and furnishing goods
One strange feature in the result of tn
Christmas hunt is that the two captains
Mouteith and Rubarts, although numbere
among our very best marksmen with eithe
the rife or fowling piece. were the lowest i
number Of points in each Of their parties, an
tied each other in their score
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-27

Since our last issue ehAags has besH
made in regard to the entertaismsnts for the
benefit Of the College. The Arst one win be
given at the Opera House next Tuesday
evening, and the second On Tuesday evening,
Jan. l4th. The programme for each IL Va
ried and very interesting. The Hrst enter
tainment will be concluded with drama en-.
titled "a Husband to Order" and the See
ond with drama entitled 'stili Waters Run
Deep, followed by laughab bic faree-''My
Wife's Out" Don't you forget the dates.
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TEn EARHHnv REvrnw

is l6-pags nontAly agricultural paper. aAd
is - fall sf departments - the government
At WAshiAgtoa. and they all bear sVidsnes Of
unusual akin and industry in their manage
meat Besides its agricultural articles IL
gives = great deal Of miscellaneous reading
and some splendid stories.
II and the DExocRAr viii be sent one year
for only %.
Rsmember that We eAnnss make these Of.
fsrs TO any enc but new subscribers who pay
in advance, or 70 old subscribers who square
up and pay one year in advance.
It isn's every day that saSh an opportunity
IL offered TO get two papers for tho price Of
one. and ysu vould do we'll to improve ID.
RY-ahow This e Year sei hboF.Na
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-27
PACIFIC eoAsrRRs.
Roseburg has seven doctors.
Jacksonville has six doctors.

Jacksonville has six doctors.
Celfax wants to become . city.
Four persons are now confined in
the Marion county jail.
Two hundred Cinnamon are at work
on the Cascades Canal.
A great deal Of marrying is being
done in Eastern Oregon.
Klickitat county, w, T., will have
loo. 900 surplus bushels Of wheat.
The weekly Corvallis Gasstts will
doF its patent outside next week.
The convicts 1t Salem no longer
have tea, coffee or tobacco given them.
Large numbers Of beef cattle are
being shipped from the DAlles to Port
land.
George E. Strong has sstabliSAed an
office of the o. / G. Land Company in
Jacksonville.
A Chinaman died in Jacksonville
last Sunday from the effects of an over
dose Of opium.
Persons whO cut timber On Govern
msnt land in Southern Oregon, are be-
ing watched by infsrmers.
Under the management Of WOOd &
Edwards the Oregon City Entspriss
has discarded It's patent outside.
The appropriation made BY last Cen
grsss to survey Alsea Bay was used up
in = hurried survey Of the river.
Jacksonville people will meet On the
4th prox. to discuss the feasibility Of
building . narrow gauge rAilrcad to the
coast
Two new Locomotives named the J.
c. Ains.OOrtA and J. ". Sprog'ss, have
recently been put on the Dallss and
Cello road.
There il movement on feet BY cat
cattle men Of the Dalles 70 ship 500
head of fat steers 70 San Francisco by
each trip Of the Great Republic.
A Lane county farmer last week pre-
sentsd the Eugene Guard with .
"mess" Of fresh peas grown in an open
garden Very good for Dsceabsr.
Tho Inland Empire says that as sOoa
a. the WAllA Walla nArrsw gauge is
turned over to o. s. n. Co., important
concessions viii be made 10 shippers.
Walla Walla ISsates1lan Cayuse
ponies are again in the market at pref
ty low figures We notice one that
that was offered, saddle, bride and all,
for sl5.
Eight hundred sacks Of Washington
Territory oats were sold in San Fran
cisco last week at the rate of 81 67A
pea GENITAL. No other oats in market
sold as well during the week as these.
For the balance Of the beating SEA
on the Upper Columbia river, there
will be put tive trips per week BE-
tween Cello and Walula.f Passengers
leaving Portland on Mondays will
make the connection.
Salem !Statesman, 21st inst. James
Doaning was arrested last evening by
officer Mimic for an attempted rape on
little girl about ten years Of age.
Young DOrning is about Is years Of
age and is well known abeut towA.
Thsmas Williamson, from the head
waters Of the Grands Ronde, has dis
covered some mines on Beaver creek,
which he thinks win give employment
to about thousand men when proper
ly prospected. Twelve ounces sent 10
the mint coined $1s 40 per ounce.
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orau RubArts and d. b. Monteith were
elected - Captains, and they selected the
following companions by choosing alternately
from the sp0rtsmsn present.
d. B. Msntsith. +, Watson, w b. Scott,
Denver Hacklemsn, Wes. Baltimore, A. Nil
l0r, and Frank Whesler.
orsn Rubarts, }. II. Grant, O. II. Champ
Lin, n. ,. sprsngsr, n. Bridges. Z. Miller
and Gee. BurkhArt.
They huntod all day and at o'clock in
the evening all had returned, and the result
footed up - follows:
NoNTKTTH's COMPANY.
d. y. MOntsith, Q ducks, / spipe-I05.
y. Watson, 3s ducks, ( snipe, killdee-
4l2.
W. 2. Scott, 81 ducks, s.ips. killdee
--3S7.
DsnVsr Hsckisman. ~ duets. 4 snipe. s
killdes-le0.
wss Baltimore. Ie ducks. II snips. akiil.
dsss-S7l.
A. Miller. - ducks. snips. goose
39S.
Frank Wheeler. q ducks. .nipe. l kill,
dee-2l7.
Total for Montsith's side, 2oO7.
AuBART's coNPAxY.
Ores RubGrts. o ducks Had / snips
los.
J. Il. Grant, II ducks. snips. kiIldees
-24o.
O. n. ChAmPlin, 0 ducks. 2 ssips. s kill
dSes-l36.
n. b sPrsngsr. II ducks. / snipe-4s5
N. Bridges, % ducks. 8 snips-305.
z. MllsE, "a daeks-240.
O. W. Barkhast, 20 ducks. snips. 3 kill.
dSss.
Total for RubArt's aide, l762.
hoatsith's moiorty. s45.
Total numbOr Of points On both sides,
43G0.