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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-02
United States MarsharS Sale.

10y VIRTUE of an execution issued out OF
n D ana under the seal If tie luited states
Circuit q, ur. in and for the Ninth ircuit and
District of Nevada ON the 7th day Of Deem
Der, A. ID. 1878, ulon JUDI ment rendeled
upon the I'd day OF december, A. ID. 1873. IN
said Court in favor of .. Greenbood plaintiff.
and against the RYE Patch Consolidated Mil
ana Mining q, IL pany, Tor the sim of twenty
thousand, xix hundred and nnety-s lie dollars
bet ldes interest on sa;d sum, getler with
costs Of suit and accrLing costs and die burse
Ments, having levied upon and TAKEN in ex-
ecution the following described persoLal
property, to wit:
Two bundled and thiIty-two pounds bull
lion, more or less, 954 pounds ANAL
gam; IL TASKS quicksilver; % has s. more
or less, in pans and talk; eco Gods wood
more or less; 40 feei hose; 2 cans castor OIL /:
large rejecting lamps; ia dozen cans
I've; haId laups; tackle bic ,ks; 3
quicksilver kettles wht elbanows; 3 old
lock hammers; scoops aid shCyels; sledge;
u dozen oil cans tollersJ, set scales; 1860
pounds lime, more or less; 4OO0 Ioult.s salt.
more or less; tons ore i'll pulp, mole or less:
20 tons ore uncrushed; ) pan drivers; cams:
pan bottoms; / hand aA; / bucksaw; b,
lows III blacksmith shop; han Iuers; 5
wrenches; brace an bltl; vice / ch rel;
small SAFE / letter press; ore fet deis at
tached to battery; des L i'll effiee; / bullion
chest.
Notice is hereby gwen that on MONDAY,
the Sixth DAY If JANUARY, a. ID. 1879, be-
tween the hours If nine o'clock III the morn-
ing AID o'clock in the evening, to Wit: at
ten (l0) O'Clock A. NJ. of said day, " ill, in
front OF lie mill OF said company, at the town
of Rye Patch, Humboldt county, Nevaaa, ex
pose to sale at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, III U. 5. gold coin, i'll hand
paid, all the right title and interest Of the
defendant hye Patch Consolidated Mill ana
Mining Conn any, had On tie I'd day Of lie.
cemDer, A. 1875, or at any time thereafter,
If, in and TO Ihe pas lal plopeity above
described, or SO much lheltOf as may he
necessary to satisfy said judgment, costs and
accruing costs.
Witness. AUGUSTA s ASH.
Y. .. Marshal Tor District OF evlda
By Il. l.. hcLAlN. Deputy
LATED bye Patch, Deet Der IL, A. ID. 1873.
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Assessment No ice.

ARIZONA SILVER MIN NC COMPANY.
Location Of NoIks, knoxville, Humboldt
eol nty, state of Nevada.
Location Of rim Ipal place Of business, San
francisco, lalhornia,
n O1lCL is Lertty given that at a me- ting
Az CT lie LiIectols, held Gu the 9Th d8y OF
December, 1873, al assestmonf a a Of one
oliar 81 pr sha was levied on tie CAPT
tai stock Of The corporation, payable inlne-
dialely In United States gold coin, 10 the
oeereiary at the flee Of the Company X ON
No. 70, Nevada Biz OK, No. 800 Moai somery
street an Francl~co, C&lifOTnia.
ANY stock upon which this asfess ment
shall Iemain paid On MONDAY, the
THlhTEtN1H Q5.hI day Of JANtAhY. 1879
Will be delinquent, and advertised for t&.e al
public auction, and unless payment IL made
before. VIII be told on AoAday the hird
t3dl day 'f February, 1879, 10 Jay tie de-
lnquent assessment with costs If adSertis-
ing and expenses If sale
WILLIAM WILLIS,
Secy tsry.
Chce-Rcom No. 20, Nevada Block No
300 Mont8onery Street. SAN Ilancisco. Call
Hth a QlcI2-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-02
United States Marshal's Sale.

10y VIRTUE of an execution issued out
Id of and under the seal of the United
states Circuit Court in and for the Ninth
Circuit and District of Nevada On the 7th day
% December a. ID 1878, upon a judgment upon
the second day of december "A. u 1878, in
said Court rendered in favor of y. Green
hood, plaintiff, and against the Rye latch
Consol dated Mill and Mining Company, de-
PENDANTS, for the sum Of twenty thousand,
six hundred and niLety-9ne dollars tS2O,-
COL 00) be ides interest IA said sum together
with costs OF suit and acciuing costs aud dis
bursements, having levied upon and taken in
execution the following described property,
to wit:
That certain claim ard mining right en-
that certain lode or vein situate III Echo
hi lining istTict. humbO lot county, Nevada,
and known aud d, scrlbed as the Alpha nine,
being Il G same property conveyed to T. ".
Greenwell by +. NJ Howell. Constable Of h!e
latch Township, humboldt county, Nevada.
July, 1876, and reco ded in Book 70 OF Deeds,
pages z99, So and 30i, humboldt county,
Nevada, records.
Also fifteen hundred feet l5C0fD on that
certain ledge ut silver bearing rock situate IN
Echo Mining District, humboldt county,
Nevada, and known and described as the
X nsas. and being the same as conv, yed by
ClaIkson & Cody to Isaac Beech by deed
dated June n, 1871.
Also sixteen hundred feet 16e0f ON that
certain vein or loGe situate III Echo Mining
District, and known as the Butte loGe OF
claim.
Also certain stream of water running fro IL
the hill through Panther canyon tn the land
hereafter described, and ali the bitches.
fumes pipes, tanks, and water works therepo
belonging or herewith connected, and the
east one-half IF tie northeast one-four h OF
section twenty, Tow nship thirty. North Ranle
thirl y-three at, Mount Diablo Base aid
Meridian, together with the qulrlz Hill and
houses there, II erected, about 1000 tons tall
iDgs and all and singular the ttAemt MS,
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging.
Notice is hereby given tina ON MONDAY,
the Six h DAY of JANUARY, A, u. 1919 Le-
tween the hours of nile O'Clock III the moID-
ing and five O'Clock III the evs ling to via, at
eleven O'Clock A. NJ. Of said d5y, / will in
front of tn mill o said company, at the town
Of Rye Iatch Humboldt county Nevada, ca
pose TO sale at public auctitn, to the h shtst
bidder for cash, U. s gold coin, III hand paid,
all the light. title and interest tie uetenoalts,
hye Patch Consolidated Mill and Millng
Company, had on he I'd day OF Dee Ii. Ler
A. u. 1878, or at any time there after, If IN and
to the property above described. or 50 mIt h
thereof as hay be necessary to satisfy said
Judgment, costs and accruing costs.
Witness, AUGUSTUS Ash.
q. ). Marshal for DIstlict of Nevada.
BY b. l.. NJ CLAIM, Deputy.
Dated Rye Patch, Les ember IL, A. d. 1878.
decl3- I'd
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Sill BA LODE.
Z. s. ! ~ D OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada, Move nbtr, ~, 1878.

Sill BA LODE.
U. S. Ian D OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada, Move mber, II, 1878.
NJ Office il hereby given that eter ool-
IN cock, Thtte posttfii> address is Mill
Lity, hGmbo dit county, state OF Nevada, has
ills day Eled Ill this ot1ice his Eppli, alton for
s patent f0I nine hundred 20, o. linear feet
the EfBA OLE bearing gold ana silver, with
tulface SIX LuLGred CbJu1 itet ia width, the
sane being .ffic.slly surveyed plated and
de SCH cd as U. ,. SURVEY OR LOT J 0. 80 n
oN Ishlp Thifty-ene, North Range hlty
four Ea>t, Mount Diablo base ana Meridian
situate III the atar Mining District, county OF
llonb oldt, and state OF Nevada, and c. M
moLlt known as the Heydenfele Clai III on the
leba Lode, AID deecribs d by metes and
bollas al tIe surface according to the llat
and field notes On file III tins Office az fol.
lows, 10 Wit: Beginning al a ] ost Inai ked No.
/, U. ). survey No. % 1iom which the south
elm monument o, the DE soto CONF aIy's
claim On the said sheba l. de, being also
tie LoltLefn nonLMent Of this cl4inl bears
south sest MY degrees west, Gls ant three hun
or d al fourteen (3l4l feet cut and incline
On the led 20 fifteen feet aecp beaIs south 80
degrees Is minutes west distant 400 feet; u /.
.. monument NO. i, On north side Of r, "a to
heLa mile. icing also Post No. Of l.. ).
survey No. 81, Lears month forty-tVo Ceprees
nfseen minutes east, Instant sixteen hundred
and twenty i've tlt251 feat; the said last Inen-
at point bearing south sevt ntS six (76)
Ceglees fifteen Q5J minutes West, Gis,ant
thirt en- thCusaI d Three hundred aud forty
tl334Ol feet fiOIi4 the northwest conner OF sec
tlon NiLett en III 1owlsLip hlrty -OLe t31I,
North hange bIty-hye 1851 last Mount
Dltblo Base and Nj, llolan; iLence flum raid
lost, marked No. L, u .. survey No 80 from
which tie foregoing bearings and distances
ale gly. hi,
Inst Course, South two o. degrees, forty-
hve t45l minutes, Last go feet to Iost
no 2, U. S. Survey No. 80; thence,
second CuuIhe, south seventy (7O) degrees
West 6zo feet to lost marked No. /. 5.
sulvey NO. 80; thence,
third Course, North two ~ degrees (45J
forty rye minutes, Vest 900 feet to foht
iLarktd No. U, s, Survey No. so: theLce.
Foufth course, North seventy (70) degrees,
ast 6Zo feet to said ost o. /, the place oil
h, glnllI 6, c. DtaInipg Il 40-lGU acres. COURSES
expreshtd fri III True Meridian with Magnetic
VARIATION at II degrees List.
said claim is bounded Oh the \ orth by tie
De soto Coinlany's claim, and ON tie soutl,
by the Neoictek claim, upon the sane lode
al is recoft ca in Book at iage l43 Of TIE
record tf IL lining lCcatit lis Of SAID district
Kept at star IIty Hun boldt GO unity. Aeyada.
ANY ana all adverse CLANS must be filed
i'll this cff.ee within sky days from dale f
hrst publication hereof.
Z. n. HAkRIs, Register.
NoNchper 10, 1910. 6Ud
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-02

awarded highest prize at Centennial Expos.
ton for fine chewing qualities and exceIi,nc.
ana lasting charaeteruf sweet ming aud flavor
ing. The best tobacco ever made. AS our
bi.e strip Trademark is closely inflated on
inferior goods, see that "Jacsson's Behl"i a.
on every plug. sold by all dealers. Send
ior san pie, free, to q. A. eKsoN 4 o..
siIs., petersburg, va. l. b. Il. Wertheimer
agents. san francisco feb19-7Sly
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-02

BA E G. Il TE1 -
Now offered at
Il. NJ II h N'S
Popular Dry Goods Store. 224 } south.
west corner Eighth street.
4 splendid &c aver Cloak
Trimmed in Satin and rinle new st,lel
only 81 TO-
lot cf Extre Peave Coffs trimmed
0alot n silk and deer hinge. at 80 II q Slp
NATALAssT CT OAKS Missos, fnd childrn's
Cloaks OF livery kind jnst received; alto tho
70. lowing BAkoGINs.
40.inch BLACK CASHMEHF. warranted all
wool, IS cent? per yard; y orth 81 %.
Black Tr ming silks 10 ceuts. 81. 81 Is.
Black Thinning Ne vt. werrrnt,d SILK face,
81 90, 81 aid 81 Is per yard
q pie rd q ass or ms ri Writer
Dress Ceces, 10. 20. 2s.
ane 20 c. ms.
Fltnncls Of all kinds frtm % cents upwards.
Canton Flannels. bleethed ana rnbleaehed.
from I0eents per yard upward
Ladies DESTROYS Of purchas-
ing a warm, comfortable
Winter garment should
not fail to order one of
the Cloaks, There is a
sure saving Of IS to $40
on each Send bust meas
ure and length Of sleeves
and a sure fit will be guar
anteed, or the cloak can
be exchanged,
1t orly costs 60 or co
cents to SeTu a Gle ak
thtc ugh the mail
Address:
H. BEE M,
p. 0. Box $40,
224 j Street, west corner
Eighth.
sacramento.
Agent fof Domestic Paper Pa'erns.
Catalogue furnished free on ap-
pIication.
N otiCo.
Having established a Imrchafing Aqercy.
Mr.. l.. Bien will give bis personal attention
to al orders Of any kind such rs Boots ard
Shoes, Furniture Crockery, Carpets, Milin.
cry 90 d., Groceries, exc
u, ing in COZ stant business relations and
having borough acquaintance with all lie
leading house,, ladies, in ordering through
Ar. Bien, Will receive the full benefit of Lis
experience and find II more advantage oastnan
doing their own shopping.
Aug .l5-T6-tf.
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Application for a Patent.

NOTICE No. 1853.
U. S. Survey or Lot NO. 50, 4 81, N. II. "a E
NJ. J.. NJ.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-21
TROUBLE IN THE SUBURBS,
The Incorporation Of Home City, Delhi and
Industry

|
The residents of Home City, Delhi and
Industry, through their attorneys, ap-
peared before the County Commissioners
| to-day in reference TO the incorporation of
those territories.
Itseems that Home City wants to be incor-
porated separately from Delhi and Industry,
which have also sent in petitions for incor-
poration. The case of the former was set
for to-day and that of Delhi and Industry
later on. Now Mr. Chas. Evans represent
ing Delhi and Industry, submits the fol-
lowing:
"The undersigned, residents and free
holders within the territory proposed TO be
incorporated being largely interested in the
matters pertaining to the proposed
incorporation, come and move that
the hearing of the petition in
this cause be continued until May
Sd, 1879, or such later day as may be agreed
A petition is now on file before your body
praying for the incorporation as
a hamlet Of the territory en-
braced in the Home City petition and
considerable territory in addition thereto,
which can not be considered before May
Sd, and your petitioners say that the mat
ter TO be determined in these two petitions
are so connected together and the interests
Of the people of the entire territory are so
nearly in common that the two petitions
should be heard together and that the
hearing and determination of the one in
this cause would prejudice the rights and
interests Of the majority of the people in
the neighborhood.
Signed: Prank B. Ritter, +. Wrsmpel-
meyer and Others"
Mr. Cunningham, for Home City said
that the petition OF that territory was
signed by 70 persons, and only objected to
by two persons. He wanted the petition
of Home City heard to-day, and the peti-
tion of Delhi and Industry Overruled, The
petitioners Of Home City had conformed
with the law, and the outsiders Delhi and
Industry have no right to come in and
object.
Mr.. Sayler said that Delhi and Industry
were trying to steal a part of the property
of Home City. They had no right to petit
ton to become hamlet, az neither Delhi
nor Industry had fifty electors
Mr.Eonners spoke in favor Of postpone
ment OF the hearing OF the Home City petit
ton.
The Commissioners hereupon took a re-
cess until o'clock this afternoon, when the
matter was again taken up, and postponed
until May Sd.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-21
THE OLD COMMONWEALTH.
Filthy Points Picked Up Here and
There in Kentucky.
Specials to the Star.

Specials to the Star.
CAERoLLToN, KY, April 21.-Ed. Davis,
OF Aurora, Dan. King Thomas Slater and
Abe Hagy were arrested at Madison, Ind,
on the charge of burglarizing Owens gen
eral store at Locust Greek, near here, and
their trial will be held to-day. The goods
stolen were all found in hay stack.
Louisa, KY, April 21.-Wash Watkins,
OF Johnson County, goes to the peniten-
tiary for ninety-nine years. and Lewis
Salyer for five years for the murder of
Green Hamilton.
LONDON April 2l.- The body Of Ben s.
Stafford, a young man from Tennessee, was
found in Laurel with load Of buckshot in
the breast and a shotgun lying near by.
The jury rendered verdict Of suicide, but
the Echo suspects that he was murdered.
BOWLING GREEN, April 2l.-A negro, who
entered the Bowling Green Female College
the other night and began search for jew
elry in the young ladies' rooms, was chased
into the :arret and captured.
Mt. STERLING, April 21.-The firm of
Miller & Fesler, hardware merchants, have
made an assignment Liabilities and assets
unascertained.
NIcHoLAsynLE, KY, April N.-Andy
Oyerstreet was struck between the eyes
with rock and seriously. probably fatally
injured, by negro, Saturday night. He
had once been shot in the same place.
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Lester A. Rose Badly Punished.

sheet called the Sunday News, Issued
Saturday mornings, contained in its last Is
sue scurrilous article, which, by editorial
comment. WAS made to point clearly to
Judge Taft. Mr. William Taft, son of Judge
Taft, hearing the boys calling "All about
the Taft scandal, interrogated them and
learned that they had been instructed to so
cry the paper by Lester A. Rose, the editor
He then resolved to PUNISH the perpe-
traitor OF the outrage, and finding Rose
standing on the sidewalk, inflicted tell
ing blow with his fist, then, catching him.
continued to pound until Rose was thor
oughly punished. He made no effort to
defend himself, seeming only anxious to
avoid punishment. When Mr.. Taft con-
sidered the fellow sufficiently used up he
threw him TO the sidewalk, rammed his
head few times against the bricks for
good measure, and left him to the care OF
his friends.
While there may be some difference Of
opinion as 10 the wisdom of Mr.. Tafts course
in giving the fellow and his sheet so much
prominence, it must be conceded that the
work was handsomely done and richly de-
served
Rose this morning publishes a card, in
which he says he was not much injured
and was not carried home in carriage
by his friends. He denies having told the
boys to call out "All About the Taft Scan
DALI and says the letter was received and
published and the matter looked after by
his partner, Harkrader, and that he has not
seen Harkrader since the publication and
knows little of the matter.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-21
In the case of T. + Redmond an

In the case of T. J. Redmond, on trial
before Judge Johnston for obtaining goods
by false pretenses from John Shillito & Co.,
the evidence for the defense closed this
morning. Mr.. Miller Outcalt made the
opening argument for the State and Mr..
T. G. Campbell followed on behalf of the
defense, and spoke up to the hour OF ad-
iournment
1t happened to-day near Concord, New
Hampshire, and at the proper time we shall
be glad to welcome another bride to Wal
nut Hills-Mrs. N, W. Harris.
MIR. Jake Aug, while coming along Gil
bert avenue this morning, was thrown from
his horse, and received severe injuries to
one Of his knees
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-21
Johuson's Jamborea.

VIM. johnson, young man residing a
No. 605 Freeman avenue, went to Jenuis
Buffers dive on Longworth- street, neR
Central avenue last night, and walking up
to Esther Wilder, an inmate Of the den,
asked her: 'Do you want to dief'
She replied that she did not. JehnsDa
then pulled pistol and putting the muzzis
OF 1t to her head pulled the trigger Es1Ines
however, pushed his hand to one side ard
the bullet went wide of its mark.
He shot again, but she once more threw
his arm aside, and before he could fire again
bystanders interfered and he was prevented
from carrying out his rash intentions BY be-
ing hustled off to the Ninth-street Station
house, where charge of shooting with in
tent to kill was placed against him.
In the Police Court this morning his ezzn
was continued until next Wednesday. In
default Of $1,000 bail he was locked i,Y
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-21
GLINTS FROM GOTHAM.
Meanness, Miseries and Meandering
Of the Metrop0litans.


New YORK, April 2l.-Five men, five
women, little girl and small boy were
seated in the absent Dryers Mission, in q
secondstory room, in Barrow street, last
evening. One of the women was Mrs.
Dwyer, and the little girl was her daughter.
After the usual exercises Mrs. Dwyer said
slie intended to continue her work. Moth
ing new is known of the missing evangelist
and Mrs. Melville.
ARREsTINa CATTLE DISEASE.
The police are authorized to arrest with
out warrant all cattle appearing in the
streets without permit. A circular has
been issued prohibiting the importation
into this State of any cattle from New Jer-
sey where pleuro-pneumonia is supposed
to prevail, OF and after Wednesday.
CONDITION OF GENERAL DIX.
General John A. Dix is sleeping quietly
and his physicians say that from his well
known vitality he may live forty-eight or
fifty-six hourslonger.
Gen. Dix's condition at 10 o'clock this
morning was about the same as yesterday.
He lies in deep sleep, from which he has
not been awakened since Friday night.
DR.. Edward L. Keys is of the opinion that
he may survive until nightfall, perhaps
some longer, owing to his wonderful vitaii-
ty. He suffers no pain, but he is almost
motionless. Among the callers this morn
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-21
M0URNFUL MUSIC
By Judge Wilson's Band Of Sinners.


When the Police Court curtain was rolled
up this morning the Introductory overture
was performed by Jennie Buffers Jubilee
Singers, composed of Miles Mollie Miller,
Daisy Warwood, Ella Holiday, Hattie
Wade Ella Morris and Stella Dalton. They
retired, and will not appear again until
next Wednesday.
Con. o Donnell stepped up to the mourn
ers' bench. 'Do you ever work% asked
His Honor" "Yes," he replied. IF your
Honor please, I have travelled from Green
lands icy mountain TO Inda's coral strand
to get load of coal to put in. Pm on my
way to Hamilton now. where understand
business is good" well, Con, before YOU
get to Hamilton stop up here on the Cole
rain Pike for three months" said His
Honor, and Con. went below, humming:
Nothing either great or small
Remains for me 10 do,
But to 90 out to the Work house
And chew what others chew"
Joseph Foster was arraigned for stealing
a cameo ring valued at $50 from Mrs. LiY-
ingston, of No. 1873 Broadway, and was
sentenced to three months in the Work.
house.
Joseph A. Miller, for whipping his father,
was sent up to Dunn's for three months.
James Brown was discovered in the office
of Schaller & Gerke's brewery, last satur-
day evening, trying to force the safe
with Jimmy" Mr.. Schaller
attempted to capture him, when
he jumped through window, but was
caught by parties outside and taken to the
Station-house, where, upon being searched,
a large number Of burglars tools were
found upon him. His case was continued
until next Thursday.
Andrew Even and Fred Rohn were
charged with making murderous assault
upon a painter named Joseph Pierson last
night at saloon on Vine street near
Twelfth. After hearing the evidence the
Judge discharged Even and continued
Rohn's case until the Goth.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-21
County Commissioners.

The Board of County Commissioners held
a special meeting to-day. All of the mem
bers were present.
On motion, the Auditor was directed to
advertise for sealed proposals for ice for the
Courthouse and Jail for the ensuing year,
said bids to be opened Saturday, May 3lst,
1879, at - O'Clock IN.
The STAR, Gazette, Commercial, Enquirer,
Times, Voksblatt.and Freie Presse were Sc
lected as advertising mediums for the pub
fishing of the notices for proposals for fur
nishing ice, coal and stationery.
After discussing the matter of incorpo-
rating Delhi and Home City, the report of
which will be found in another place, the
meeting adjourned.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-21
Decoration Day.

The General Committee, composed Of
delegates from the various soldier and sailor
organizations, met at the hall of the Sol
ders' and Sailors Memorial Association
yesterday afternoon, to report the progre IS
which is being made in the arrangements
for the observance of Decoration Day. No
action was taken, but everything was re-
ported to be going on smoothly, with pros
poets for large turnout, and better OBJ
servance of the day this year than ever be-
fore. Another meeting will be held at the
same place April 9th, at Up. IN.