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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-18
Mono County Shooters.


Another duello occurred last night
about II O'Clock. in which the principals
we're perforated. and = third party. as
usual, got a dose for being a spectator.
Concerning the particulars as to the
cause. q IN first figures in the diff.
iiculty. aud the effect is the inevitable
result-that OF a general bombardment
in q crowded saloon.
The principals were Harry Dugan and
Frank Black: the third party wounded.
Jim Broderick. and thsn unwilling specta-
tors who stood a good show oil getting q
stray bullet were too numerous to make
IL q very comfortable situation. II seems
that Dougan and Black--the latter having
Just arrived from Virginia City-wers In
company during the day aud apparently
on excellent terms. Something &C.
CURED later wherein tbs woman enacted
the principal role and Black appealed to
Judge Peterson to know how to act.
Peterson advised him to drop the
matter and avoid scandal. This trans
Pired In front OF Aishis'ed's saloon and
during tns eoh,s'sAuon pusan amt
along oidains the parties pleasant
COCO s,.u,ns' was PASSING Nhon niaek
sAneu Mn Saying 'u"' H' "Anea w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-18

Now that the Legislature has adj
journed. and there Is no further fear Of
any ridiculous or unconstitutional bills
being passed by that body In attempts
to reduce railroad frsights, u local
railroad company has voluntarily taken
upon itself the task Of doing so. As the
NEws has heretofore contendsd, the
subject is one not easy to be understood
or properly adjudieatsd upon BY those
who have not made 1t . study. and our
Legislators were wise enough to compre-
bend this. The various bills presented
were all moro or less defective. either
in not covering the ground salts
faetorily. or in covering IL too
much in some respects. The result was
what might have been expected; there
was q vast amount Of time wasted. and
little or nothing definite effected. The
Virginia and Truekes Railroad Com
pany now comes before the people with
. bill voluntarily reducing its own
schedule OF freights. The bill needs no
signature OF the Governor to make IL q
law. by its terms . virtual reduction Of
over thirty per cent. Is effected upon
the net proceeds Of the road. and IL Is
announced that IL Is tho intention OF ths
company to reduce the not receipts OF
tho road 10 an amount which will leave
the company but sir per cent. per
annum interest ON the cost Of the road.
The wages Of employees are not cut
down. and the general expenses OF
operating the road will still remain the
same. Notwithstanding the heavy TO-
duction OF its Mr.. Bender.
General Freight Agent OF the road. gives
the following statement and specinca-
tons OF the freight reduction:
On wood. the tonnage OF which equals
the tonnage Of all other freight shipped
over tho road. the reduction Is. from Reno
~ Gold Hill and Virginia. 10 is per cent
from Brown and washoe. IL. per cent
from Ophir and Franktown. 20 per cent.
aud from Carson and Empire. iGs per
cent. On bluestone. iron piping. ma
chinery. candles. nails. oils. stone, coal
articles largely dealt In by mill and min
ing companies. merchants aud foundries,
aud generally shipped In full carloads
the reduction 10 l3S per cent. On fiour
the reduction IL 7 III per cent; on green
fruit. IA As per cot. From Reno ~ Car
son the reduction on merchandise IL lIN
per cent. and. On the carload, articles
above mentioned. from IA 10 Is per cent.
The decrease In gross earnings OF the road
under the new schedule will be ion the
sams quantity Of freight from i2S TO Is
per cent. Broken car loads Of miscellA-
neous merchandise never average mere
than from IN TO Q tons. and on such
freight the reductions do not apply.
This voluntary action on the part oil
the Railroad Company certainly should
be satisfactory to all. aud will doubtless
be appreciated by the people and every
body directly interested. Now let the
Central Pacific Railroad Company mag
unanimously follow suit in q similar
favorable concession 10 the popular de-
sire. and some people will soon begin to
think that there are worse Institutions In
the world than railroad companies.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
YIseINIA. New, Feb. II. 1875

viseINIA. New. Feb. II, 1879.
Mr.. GEORGE N. RRLs-DElA Bin; Under
standing that you Intend shortly TO leave vir-
ginia. perhaps permanently. the undersigned.
taxing into consideration the fact that. during
Q residence In this community extending over
many yssrs. you have ever been ready 10 con-
tribute your means and talents In mailing M.
merous entertainments for charitable and other
purposes successful, would like 10 have the
opportunity Of rendering you . complimentary
benent befom your departure.
We feel assured that the old residents here,
with whom you have so long associated. will
strive TO make the occasion all that could be
desired, o. . demonstration In honor OF . pio-
neer Comstock sr, and that those who have
formed your acquaintance here since the good
Old =. wsshos' days will not be behindhand IN
s~ssisting To make II q success.
We, therefore. await your answsr. In the hope
that you may he able 10 anord ne an opportunity
Of enjoying an evenings eniertainment, and 81
the same time showing our appreciation OF you.
A.. .-.-
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APPROVED Br THE eovEsSoR

Governor Kinksad ystsrday filed. with
his approval. the following bills with
the Secretary OF State. being the last Of
those placed in his hands to be acted
upon by him :
senate Bill No. 75-An Act TO establish
and maintain . State Asylum for the in
digsnt poor and MANNED Of this state.
Senate Bill No. i2S-An Az. 10 discon-
tinue litigation touching inequitable claims
for taxes and penalties.
Senate Bill No. 97-An Act to amend
IAN Act to exempt the homestead and
other property from forced sale in certain
cases" approved March 8, 1865.
Bill No. l2S Is the M remitting the
penalties in the bullion tar suits. In
approving and signing this bill the
Governor lid merely his plain duty.
and what was expected Of him BY all
taxpayers Of this section and everybody
else who understood the matter. 1t was
. simple. plain agreement. between the
proper officials aud the Bonanza firm.
and its ratification by the Legislature
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-18
Passed April 30. is77.l

ff %
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES or COLI
l Hill do ordaln:
Section 4 Of n Ordinance entitled "Au
Ordinance for the Prevention and Punishment
Of Certain Onsnses agalhst the Peace and GOOD
0'der of the Town." passed April %. 1877, ID
hereby amended 10 a. TO read a. follows:
skcTi0N 4. No person shall discharge any
gun, pistol or other dresrm, In any street. a.
ley or highway within the limits Of the town.
nor within one hundred yards OF occupied
houses therein. Nor shall any person or per.
sons keep, or maintain. or shoot at any target
or other object. with any gun, pistol or Other
~iresrnl, upon any ground or range where such
ground or range OF target. or other obi sct. OF
feet Of any highway. road, street or alley with
In the limits Of the town, nor within one thou
sand yards Of any highway. road, street or al
ley leading from or TO the limits OF the town.
Nor shall any person or persons. for any pur.
pose whatsoever. discharge or shoot Oh any gun,
pistol OF other drcarm. within one thousand
yards Of any highway, road street or alley Within
the limitso Of th. town, nor within one Thousand
yards Of any. Highway, road. street or alley
ruled. That nothing herein shall be 80 con.
strued a. 20 prohibit or interfere with the right
Of any person u keep and maintaiu shooting
GALLERIES In any building within the linits VI
@. G. STEVENSON,
President Of the Board Of Trustees OF tho Town
OF Gold Hili.
Attest; W. q. Hrps. oierk OF the Board.
the following vote: Ayes Trustees Fox.
woolley Copeland and President Stevenson.
Absent -Trustee Mercer.
Da,cd Gold Hill. March a.. 1879. mri1iw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-18

EIIHu DrRRrrr. the American scholar
and reformer. died in Connecticut on
the It'll instant. He was OF humble
origin. and while working at his trade
became celebrated as the "learnsd
blacksmith" He formed in England the
League Of Universal Brotherhood. Z"
whose object was the abolition Of var.
the world " AL OF his aspirations
were for humanity and its progress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-18

Gas has been introduced in an expe-
rimentsi way in some Of the railroad
cars in New York. Compressed illumi.
mating gas is carriediu cylinders beneath
the car. its own pressure giving 1t sutii'
ciant head" The gas IL conveyed to
the chandeliers midway between the
middle aud the ends Of the car. the
burners being provided with glass
shades. -Four burners replace six oil
lamps, with double the Illuminating Of.
fact
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-18

TEE Society Of Friends in Philadelphia
Is taking active steps for the formation
OF settlements in the West. Ii is the in.
tsntion to form an association which
shall purchase tracts Of land and sell
farms and lots to Friends. or those in
sympathy with them, and also TO aid
persons whose means are limited with
help in the erection Of dwellings and
other necessary things in their settle
msnts. The association will lay out
roads and erect meeting houses and
school buildings. In all deeds q clause
will DO inserted prohibiting the sale OF
intoxicating liquors a. q beverage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-18

A cuuIcu to be called the Church
Of Thanks" will be built in Berlin TO
commemorate the escape Of the Emperor
from the assassin Modelling. Twenty
thousand dollars have been voluntarily
subscribed for il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-18

MAJon GENERAL THoNAs W. SHrnNAx
died at Newport. Il. l.. yesterday. 1t
was not General William Tecumseh
sherman who was Ill. ss was ct FIRST
reported.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-18

To cure nearsightednsss, Il 10 we'll to
visit q thsaisr during . representation Of
low comedy; you then become possessed
OF o farce-seeing eye ut once.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-18

"ARr you lost, my little fellow ."
asked q gentleman Of . f~our-ysar-old
boy one day. who was crying for his
mother. "No, SIR" sobbsd the boy,
'' but my mother Is"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-18
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

The Cesaisg Cssgrsss-Aa Entirsly
New Programme = The Rivalry
Amsag once seekers - The
Course 90 be Purued ~ che
Prestdens-Esc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-18

A WOMAN may not be able to sharpen
q pencil or throw q stone at q hen. but
she can pack more articles into q trunk
than q man can In o one.horss wagon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-18
6oRn.

DE- RosA-In Virginia. March nh. TO the wiz
Of W. l.. lie kosA q con.
EDoYf-In Riko. March itth. to the wife Of
J. +. Edo1. . son.
PBNROSE-In Ruby liill. March Itih. 10 the
wife Of w.. J Penrose.a daughter.
NcKlNNEY-In Bodie. March isth. 10 the win
Of q. Y. Mckinney. . son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-18

coYLR-In Gold Hill. March 18th. Jonn Coyls.
sldest son Of Laks and Alice Coyle. . native
Of washinston Flat. Calavsras onunty, CAL,
aged 10 ysars. 10 months and II days.
THE funeral will take place from the rel.
dance OF hn. DoiAn. Bowers 0rsds. Of 40 ?.
-. (to-morrow) wednesday. Friends and &C
quaintancss are respectfully Invited 70 uttsnd ]
- csavsras county toslifOrral pspsrs
pisass copy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-18
ORDINANCE NO. ITO.

AN ORDINANCE 10 Amend nm Ordi-
nance Ratified an Ordinsnce fer the
P%revestisa or Certain Oneases
Against the Peace asd Coed Order
or the Tswn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-18
sTocKHoLDERs' MEETING.

THE REGULAR ANIMAL MEETING OF
4 the MINT GOLD AND SILVER MINING
COMPANY will DO held ii the once OF the
Company. Rom 4. No. 80 Cslifornia street.
San Francisco, California. on TUESDAY. the
a5th day Of March. is7y. at the hour OF II
O'Clock a. \ 4, for the purpose Of elscting Q Board
Of Trustees 10 serve during the ensuing year.
may come btfore the meeting. Transfer books
will close on March IS. 1879. at the hour OF .
O'Clock =. n.
W. ". BAUsMAN. Secretary.
O~mce-Room Z, No. t09 California street, San
Francisco, California. std
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-18

viRotsfA. March Z, 1879.
REV. FATHER MAsoaua, DpuoP WHITAKER
and Observation-Disclosures; Your generous o1sr !
found awaiting me on my return from Hum.
boldt some days since. Believe me-, I was never
10 touched In my life q when I read your com.
| munication, 10 couched with hearty friendship
| and neighborly kindpess. believe. however. l
should have utterly shrunk from acceptii 4 had
I not found with your Offer . Communication
tee dering me. with oil cordial heartiness. the
volunteer support Of the folio sing. named ladies'
and gentlemen:
Prof K ] Pasmore Mn Frank Layton
I'll Jessup Misc tlortnos Oates
Taylor Miss Jennie 0ault
Frank fredericks Miss sheldon
Geo II Cain Mrs Geo . uedge
A McQuere Mrs "a Tritle
Prof y Delleplsns MrwH smith
TCara and full band Mr. Porteous tnec
RI Lindsay MurthA)
CT Foster Mrs Prsk
Geo U uedge Mrs % Hlllyer
wasieli brothers Me O l. Foster
Nichols brothers Mrs T II Ralston
Mrs. ] A Stephens.
This gave me courage TO 10 on. and ! was
completing arrangements when the news OF the
Reno IRE and . realization ol how many verc
suffering there checked me; but my friends
assure mo that my benefit will not In any vsy
interfere with sny good which might otberuire
the y.nerou. thoughtiulne.s aud Kindness, I
beg permi.sion to name TUESDAY KvRNlN0.
MACH 18TH, ~ the time. and PlPERt
OPERA HOUSE as the place. for the entertain
ment. and through the friends named above.
who have extended their volunteer services TO
me, Joined with Cara's and varney's bands.
which have since been offered me. i trust TO
make q pleasant evening Tor % many a may be
pleased TO attend. with great respect. ] am
lila GEORGE N. KILLS.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

PU IH-COZzINs-In Lewis. March 9th,
n. Push 70 Miss Emma Cesssna.
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k So So
HUNTS RKN-
kDY Encourages
stsep, creates IN
sppsdts. braces up
The system. and 70
neved health H.
the result. Send
for Pamphlet TO
wv. CLARKE,
Providence, RI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-18

S66 A.. s'' NJ n , ISsr S. . ;o Y ,os 2, so. sSsa |.
business II which persons OF either ssx can
nate grsat pay I'll the time they wort. witt
w en- q. H1LLErr 90. Perisad. Ne.
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public school funds have been dis
bursed, feeling assured that great
benefit has been derived from the
wise administration of the school
board.
We regret to state that we have
been constrained, with the evidence
before us. to present certain per-
sons to your court for violations OF
the law, and hope that future
grand juries of this parish will not
be called upon to perform SO many
unpleasant duties
We have examined the parish
Jail and find it properly secured,
and the sanitary condition of the
same and find it bad, which, how
ever, We consider excusab1e, and
urge 9 continuance of its proper
keeping.
In conclusion, we thank your
honor for your kind attention and
submit this oar report for your
consideration
Very respectfully,
JOIN I MCCAIN, Foreman.
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think if the proposed meeting is
held we can arrange to our mutual
satisfaction.
This communication has the ap-
proval of Capt. Sinnott and every
other member of this company.
That we would carry out to the let
ter any obligations We may enter
into, l presume you will not doubt.
Yours truly, Jos. A. AKIN.
Prest. Red River Trans. Co.
In Natcitoches, on the 9Th inst,
the Merchants Association Of that
place adopted q series Of resolu-
tions in which they demand that a
reduction be made in the rates Of
freights charged by the Red River
Transportation Company, and Of
fer to enter into o contract with
the company to have all their
freights carried by them if they
will consent to deliver the same at
. reduction of one-third ON the
present tariff /; otherwise to offer
the trade of Natchitoches to such
steamboat or company as would be
willing to carry their freights al
that reduction, and pledge such
steamboat or company to ship by
them, no matter how low othel
boats offer to take freights.
The merchants of Alexandria
we understand, have resolved upor
q similar policy, and, in Response
to Mr.. Aiken's proposition, hav'
appointed meeting at Alexandra
Saturday, July 10Th. for the pur
pose of having an agreement witt
the Transportation Company. L
this meeting the merchants an
planters of Grant and the othe
parishes embraced in the Gran
Ecore trade are invited.
We hope our citizens will eithe
send delegates to Alexandria @
) give an expression of their willing
r ness to enter into contract sue
: as that proposed in Natchitoches.
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A Washington dispatch Gays ::
The sensational sentiments made
IN the Presidents last veto and
in the Senate speeches by the
Radicals, as to the embarrassment:
likely to arise from the failure of
the appropriation for the marshals,
are now completely exposed and
are given up by administration
Republicans. It is conceded that
all necessary court business can
90 on as usual-any deficiencies
incurred by regular buiness, not
including election deputies, to be
provided for by a deficiency bill
next winter. The letter of the At
torney Genera! recognizes the sbil
ity of the marshals to perform sheil
usual duties. But the effect OF the
present situation of affairs is to
compel more economy and careful
ness by the government and it,
officials than they have practicee
heretofore.
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Scarcely anything of Importance
has been done this week except the |
impanneling Of the graud jury, and
the petit jury in the case OF
Mcknight VS.. Raglan. In this case
the regular venire was exhausted
and talismen had to be called
in to make up the jury. After
the testimony had commenced it
was discovered that one of the
signers of the plaintiffs petition
had got on the jury, whereupon
defendants counsel moved 10 set
the jury aside, which motion his
honor did not entertain, and or
dered q new juryman to supply his
place; 'bwt it being discovered at
this time that the name Of one OF
the Jurors drawn on the original
venire remained In the box and
had meyer been called, Judge
Blsckman ordered the entire jury
set aside. Upon further consulta-
ton the counsel on both sides
agreed to let the case go over to
the january term OF district court.
| The case of Mcknight vs. Raglan
having been taken up nearly the
whole o: the week, his honor or
dered . new venire drawn for next
week, discharged the jurors in at
| tendance at court. and proceeded
with the civil docket.
j REPORT on THE GRAND JURY
His honor charged this body in
his usual thorough add able man
ner. laying particular stress upon
several crimes. among which was
the pernicious habit OF carrying
concealed weapons.
The grand jury sat nearly hive
days, finding thirteen true bills
and banded in their report to the
court Friday noon. as follows:
CoLvAx. GRANT PARfsH, La, |
Juiy IL. A. ID. 1873.
; To thu Honorable the Judge of the Ninti
, Judicial District Conrt in and for I'M
j Parish Of Grant;
We, the grand Jury duly impan
neled. sworn and charged to In
ouire in and for the parish o
Grant. State of Louisiana. have
: the honor to submit the following
Z report: -.
We find the financial condition
! of the parish under the manage
+ ment of the present officials great
r " improved, and have confidence
I in their ability to extrlcate tn
{ parish from her embarrassed con
I dition. A careful examination Q
q the parish treasurer's, compared
r with the tax collectors report
: shows an honest administration Il
both departments.
Il We take pleasure in commendin
{ to the people Of the judicious an
1 impartial manner in which 10
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NOTICE.

Il WILL MEET the Taxpayers Of the
parish of Grant at the following named
precincts, at the times specified for the
purpose Of assessing all personal prop
erty r
Montgomery, August 4th and 9TH.
Fredieu's, August 9TH and 9Th.
Colfax, August llth, l2th and 18th.
Tayler's, August 10Th and 10.
Sefchers, August 18th and 18th:
Liberty Chapel. August 10th and 2lst.
Union, August 22nd ano 23rd.
J. o. GRAYSON,
Assessor of GRAFT Parish.
Colfax, La. July 5. 1879.
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npsriant to All.

open letter to Mr.. T. K.
y this parish, from the
~ Oh the Red River Trans
company, dated New Or
'''y !, 1879. the president
10 say:
SSr-Seeing that the sub.
~ river freights is being
ss'y discussed by yourself
q Interested parties, and
mat you propose to offe,
80 With Capt. Sinnott, o,
eise, for this business, ]
that if it will NEE,
We will be glad to NEE,
:, ,ad other representativ.
ssasndria, or such Other
best suit you, at any
nay propose.
~ ! would say that if
informed us to wha
-
are on the subject.
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upohce jury seem to be great
Prns TO spending much Of their
J attending TO the affairs of the
Pa Judging from their usual
punmsnt OF Biz months. This
rs 10 MS altogether too long
~ Tor the affairs of a parish to
Nm upconsidered and upat-
VI 70. In fact, we feel conf
That they will have to come
~ before October to undo
"a the work just done. We
. their population act, in
ng the tax collector to re.
nothing but grsenbacks fol
I szss due prior to January,
We hold over 500 of parish
~ 1878, and consider thai
: h's jury have done us 9
INJUSTICE by this act, which
n'zip Of 1878 totally worth,
= there are q great man,
IN the same condition will
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ne Jewell, Capt. Truslow, pass
E,o Sunday, having our popular
.,a Geo. c. Hamilton, to grace
osice, who remembered us with
(rs file of papers. for which he
hanks.
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o.,.c..e r. B. Williams arrived
1, Tuesday last, on q few days
I. Il absence from the conven-
n which he intends to return
.uedistely.
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0.;up to the great length OF the
|'...d;uc Of the police jury, we
s..bls to devote much time or
y the oocure noes Of the past
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warehors.. az w-il as Fam SIIls are largely e,n-
ssr,,cted, both knes requiring nine szss T. sceon-
m &. te The dcmani, ard giving capacity ofEcm ~
TO 500 bushels per hour, according 70 size q NIL
and 1sef ru'' or "knockcd d,wn" for frwasdir.
l.la. d. as requested; ard 10 all cases put fee on
brard Cars Of Steamer. Orders hnsd sems DAY IS
received
\, RI rcd az when forwarded ~sse w. OF.
,rl-hsand Circulars supplied on Application. Prices
will c qrosed ow and On kbessl terms. Cor
p~--~-c< solicited. stt f4S4t.