, 1878-09-14

dies have made the following ap
pointments:
CLASS TEN.
No. 1.--Committee for bread
cakes and pies, Mrs. Barker, Mrs
Coleman, Mrs. Atkins, Mrs. Hun
and Mrs. d. X. Baxter.
No. 2.-Committee on preserves
and jellies. Mrs. J. r. Lewis, Mrs
Hyde, Mrs. Mundt, Mrs. Lyons ani
Mrs. Hathorne.
No. 3.-Committee on pickles
canned fruits, etc.. Mesdames Bean
Chilberg, r. Denny, Macintosh, G
Kellogg and Malson.
No. 4.-Committee on confection
cry of all kinds, Misses Terry, Dill
Ion, Smith, McGilvra, Hyde, Shan
non, K. Mills and Mrs. +. Thornton
CLASS ELEVEN.
No. 1.-Committee on butter
cheese and honey. Mesdames Smith
ers, McGilvra, Jones and two gen.
tlemen.
CLASS SIXTEEN.
No. 1.-Committee on carpets
blankets, yarn, knitting of woolen
and cotton socks, gloves, mittens
etc.. patchwork and patchwork
quilts, rag rugs, etc., Mesdames
John Denny. w. Bell, Russell
briggs. Preston and D. Crane.
No. 2.-Committee on plain sew.
ing, Masdames Weed. George, r,
Russell, Boyd. and Naeher.
No. 3.-Committee on fancy sew
ing and millinery, ladies' wrappers,
dresses. gentlemen's dressing gowns,
children's clothing, bonnets, hats,
etc., Mesdames Emery, Mcknight,
Marshall. Shorey and Collins.
No. 4.-Committee on embroid-
cries, silk, worsted and cotton, silk
quilts and fancy work of all kinds,
Mesoames Graves, Slorah, Poncin,
Ballard, Frauenthal and c. Young.
CLASS SEVENTEEN.
No. l. Committee on paintings.
etchings. drawings, ETC., Mesdames
A. S. Anderson, Ellis, Sanderson
and Penfeld.
CLASS EIGHTEEN.
Committee on plants and flowers.
Mesdames Dillon, Brooks, Moore,
and Rev. F. X. Prefon.aine and Mr..
Lawton.
Committee on music. Mesdames
Curtis. d. Kellogg, T. Russell, Sny-
der and Miss Bell.
Mrs. BERIAH Brown,
Chairman,
Mrs. JNo. LEARY, Sec'y.
IMPROVING FAsr.-Capt. W. II.
Andrews received letter from Mr..
Bailey Gatzert, of this city, who is
at present at Paso Robles Springs,
California. He states that he is i'm
proving ia health very fast and de-
clares that the water there "knocks
the spots out of rheumatism" and
to use his own language, the place
for healthfulness and enjoyment is
"way up" He sends his kind re-
CARDS to his many friends in this
community. We hope soon to see
Mr.. Gatzert return, looking much
improved for his visit to the Golden
State.-lntelligencer.
REPUBLICAN NoMINATIoNS..-
The delegates assembled at IL
O'Clock this morning and organi
zed with Hon. G. w. Tibbitts as
chairman, and d B Ward as
Secretary, The delegates to the
Vancouver Convention are DR.
& A Weed, F w Sparkling, L B
Andrews, J V Roach, l. McMil-
lin, d P Jenkins, S Green, J Bal
lard, Geo D Hill. Nominees for
county Offices SO far as elected
at our time Of going to press:
Council, G S Dudley; Represen-
tatives, d B Ward, Geo W Tib-
belts, Ira Woodln; Probate
Judge, D P Jenkins; Auditor, L
B Andrews; Treasurer, Geo d
Hill; Sheriff, L V Wyckoff.
The delegates to the Vancouver
convention were instructed for
Irving Ballard for District At
torncy.
The following appointments were
made to fill the various pulpits Of
thislcity on Sunday: Baptist Church,
Rev. II. w. Brown; Congregational
Church, Rev. J. II. Teale, Brown
Church, Rev. r. S. Greene. There
will be services on the street at 8
o'clock. At 4 o'clock there will be
bible reading at the Presbyterian
Church. In the evening alf the
congregations of the city will unite
at the Presbyterian Chnrch.
The report comes from the east
ern part Of the county of the finding
of a fine prairie three miles long
and from a half to O mile in wide.
Only about three miles of road are
necessary to render this prairie
available for settlers. It will be
sufficient for homes for about q
dozen families.