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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-16

RIVER ITEMs.- The steamer North
west ran from Priest Rapids to Wallnla,
a distance Of 100 miles. in hours and
As minutes on Tuesday last, the best
time on record then returned with the
balance of troops. and horses. The
Harvest Queen left on Wednesday
morning with 400 tons of freight for
the lower country. - W. ". Statesman.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-16
WEDNESDAY,, May Ia. 1879

The Council met this day pursuant to
adjournment. Present, A. Gilman. mayor;
f. Baird, T. S. Billings, c. G. Kress c..
G. Kress, c. Weisgerber, council; g. E..
Faunee. marshal; j. X. Vincent, clerk
inmates of last meeting read and APP
proved.
Report Of Committee on streets read.
On moiioa Of Kress, seconded by Weis-
gerber, report adopted.
The following resolution was offered by
kress:
That the Committee on Streets be, and
hereby are. authorized and directed TO
contract with and employ. on behalf Of the
CITY of Lewiston. some attorney to defend
the rights of the city of Lewiston to all
property held By the city as public high
xsss and public thoroughfares, and i:
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-16

Walking MArcK.-A walking match took
place at Fort Lapwai on Monday between
"Nobby" Walsh aud F. Liiley. Distance
hve miles. The following is the score;
Stisss mile, wen BY lilly, 10 l24 minutes;
%, BY Lilley, IL minutes; Sd, by Walsh IN
i23; 4th, BY Walsh, in i2l; 9Th. by Lilsey'
In l2t; Liliev's best mile, IL minutes
walsh's. l23; Lilley's score. FIVE miles,
Of MINUTES; Walsh's, So. Another ma'eh
IL being talked of.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-16

a. BIrTNER. at a meeting Of the school
trustees in Tammany district, offered a
deed to a lot in the southeast corner ct his
claim, on which to erect a school hou-e,
which the trustees accepted. meeting
Is called for the 2Gth inst, at Mr.. Bittners
to take steps towards the constructing OF a
school house.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-16

L1ME.-H'is said that Dick Ously has
Suud lime quarry near the mouth Of
Grand Ronde river. If this be so, and it
i. easy of access from the Snake river, it
will become a valuable property.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-16

Can't. Bender, about whom there was
.turtrpatlial, brought the ordeal to sud
aen halt by taking back the offensive lam
image he used toward Col. Otis.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-16

Cu,kr ESGINEER THOMAS DoAEE OF the
Nor,hern Pacific Company has arrived at
Wu,lA Walia from the East. He was for Il
long time engaged in the construction of
The great I.oosac tunnel in Massachusetts.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-16

LEcruRg-Rev. B. P. Johnson. who las
travelled much in extreme Northern lati-
tudes lectured to the citizens of Lewiston
on Saturday night. Those who heard him
speak we'll of his efforts, and aseribe to
him great power in description of natura
.scencry.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-16

FUNER l. THE funeral Oh
pquies of Gen. Alfred Sally, observe!
10th AT Vancouver AMI at Portland, were
Imposing, ana Gen. o. q. Howard pro-
nounced fitting eulogium upon the life
and character of the distinguished de-
ceased officer.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-16

ANNIE FAxoN This steamer, Captain
Gray, arrived here last Friday night after
we had gone to press. She brough. a.
tons of freight and few passengers,
among whom WAS Col Gillespie, chief OF
the river and harbor engineers OF the
Northwest coast.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-16

RA1x.-The present week has been very
orolific of rain fall in this section, The
GRO, 8 on the low lands have been mucn
benefited thereby.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-16

TELEGRAPH The citizens of Lewiston
have subscribed money sufficient to pur
chase about 900 poles for the new telegraph
being constructed under the supervision Of
Mi Vcdder.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-16

Deputy Sheriff Thorp of Yakima has lad
h;s horses returned to him, which were
taken from him at the time of the rescue
If the prisoners by their Indian friends.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-16

SuRvsyoRs.-The Union speaks Of the
presence in Walla Walla of several parties
Of railroad surveyors, who design to oper-
ate for the Northern Pacific Company.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-16

/ sSUavgYs.-We are Informed that two
parties under the direction of chief engin-
eer Doane of the N. P. Company, have
gone to Priest rapids on the Columbia
Ons party is TO survey eastward and the
other westward from Priest rapids.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-16

Two more companies of cavalry '(Capts.
Harris and Bendier) have been ordered to
Yakima. They go to help seat Moses upon
h;s new reservation.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-16

HARVEST QUEEN This steamer arrived |
on Sunday at $50 clock p. NJ. with sew.
eral passengers aud considerable freight, |
Among the passengers was Robt Yan.is, |
who kindly furnished us with the Oreco |
MAN of the 9th, which contains the news
OF the adoption of the new constitution of
California by from 5000 to 10000 msjor-
ity. San Francisco went against the in
st-nment by l.2l5 majority. OF this re-
suit the Oregonian says truthfuliy: "Had
not the rural population Of the State been
treated WITH harshness and injustice by the
monopolies. aud particularly by the great
railway corporation which for years has
ruled California and enforced its jar britrary
exactions without regard to anything save
its own short sighted and selfish interests.
they would not have attempted remedies
heretofore unknown in constitutions"
McCoNvILLE ADvENrtREs. - Col Nc.
Conville lately made trip to Baker city
via Waila Walla On his return. being on
|
at the lower end of Grand Ronde valley
Then left the main road aud made for Lew
is,on via Wallowa. All went smoothly
til! he started out from middle Wal:owa
on the Neg Perez trails. Ia going down
the valley he encountered water from the
river overlooking the trail for some dis.
| nd H. IL 1,
Jag SO he missed the point where the trails
leave the valley, and brought up, at night
at an extreme point down the canon and
whence he could proceed no further. liz
camped for the night. having buiscui
and n small piece nf bacon only as food II
the morning he retraced his course Of til,
day previous and came back to the trail
and started over them. He missed hi
! route again and became obs ructed by tnl
q len timber: aud was long delayed. II
4, kept up his COURAGE and took his course 70
u the Grand Ronde crossing and reache'
f there Saturday night. Taere he construct
!. ed a temporary raft and attempted 70 cross
nut Tue IRAN conveyance Sank win NJ
$ weight aud he was snbm rrged in the s'rea m
" He got ont rang his clothes. cached bi
It horse and saddle. the former having give
II ont, and tonk up the divide between Gran
Ronde and Joseph creek mud was ill on
o'clock A NJ. # Sunday reaching the sur
nit There he lay down to rest. and nf
4, a rest started down The crest of the divid
!, and finally went down TO ,seph creek an
there foucd the great Indian trails and FL
lowed them to the mouth of Grand Eant
81 and there came 10 the residence of Owslf
as and others He Mas nearly exhausted ha
A. ing been without TODD of any kind for ,hr
days After recruiting till Monday nfte
noon, Owsley having prepared him RAJ
he went OF board and piloted his way
s. Lewiston that afternoon on the Snake riv
s. lie thinks this worse than soldering in 4
,e Nez Perez war.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-16

OuR City Council seem disposed to qnes-
!nn the right Of private citizens pnrchas-
ing and owning property fronting the
Snake and Clearwn'er rivers within the
limits of the city, ns npp9hrs evident from
the ordinance we publish this week.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-16

HAIL fell in considerable quantities on
Wednesday about the Lapwai and Sweet
Water.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-16

RISEN. river has risen sew
.r.l feet from the late rains.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-16

]. ALEXANDER is about to open trading
house at Grangeville.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-16

Pay Up.--Juhn Denny is duly authorized
to collect and receipt for nil monies due me as
the proprietor If the City Hotel in Lewiston.
Those indebted will find it much to their nd
vantage to settle and make payment
NV + A. BITTNER.
Lewiston, Feb, %. l9tf
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-16

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
l.,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-16
TIL E r f. l. l. 4 Il.
OCAL TELL m c e
CIR the ad .9of S. @. Hale l. Co.

M steamer as we 20 to press.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-05-16

Tho best vinegar at Monkeys drug store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-09
"THE RAMBLERS."

The frolicing " Froliques opened then
entertainment last night with the good old
farce ga special of play too much neglected
in these degenerate days., "To Oblige Ben
son" The work was done smoothly and
much to the satisfaction of the audience.
The RambloTs is, in desi gn, not unlike the
Hobbies, only not half as funny. 1t has
ing a most excellent field for Mr. Goodwin S
surprising limitations of leading actors. Moth
ing could be nearer the mark than his imita-
ton of Frank Mayo's "DAvy Crockett "
Also he initiates John T. Raymonds F'ColoneI
Sellers" to the life. His make up as Edwin
Booth and his take off OF Lawrence Barrett
are especially clever "The Rramblers' is a
party of stranded Americans in France To
raise the wind they resolve themselves into a
company of show actors and appear at the
the theater in an extravagant Burlesque of
Bulwers play of Rchelieu. We do not
think that this play affords Mr.. Goodwin an
opportunity to display his better powers
which are not in mere limitations of other
hCbOls he Is lluulteIy uetLef DIT HIS own
vork-the work he does so admirably in
Hobbies. Miss Eliza Weathersby's make
up as Francois is very beautiful-and shape
~. Burns's "Joseph" is burly and funny
A very good house indeed, considering the
weather. We commend this most excellent
company to the press and play-goers of Vir
sinia City. Don't miss the "Hobbies."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-09
LAMBREQUINS.

We of this plebeian age owe not little OF
the wealth of our language to the age of chiv-
alry-the days of knights and 'squires, joust
and tourney, heralds, and plgrimages in
search of The Holy Grail. Among other
uses of the things, words and appendages of
the ancient days of chvalry Is the very prac-
teal and useful use, made by the upholster-
ers, of the word "lambrequin." Now a lam
brequin, according to Noah, is (or was), " a
kind of pendant scarf or covering attached to
the helmet, to protect it from wet or heat "
That is to say, 1t was a weather protector OF
sort Of domestic breakwater-a substitute for
an umbrella But the modern lambrequin
or as it is more more usually known, g lam
berkin," is another sort of thing than "pen
dant scarf or covering attached to the he'll
met" Indeed, any smart housekeeper could
have informed the the great photographer OF
another use or application of the term. A
lambrequin nowadays is IA window hanging,
not unusually of some handsome stuff, say
silken reps damask. The placing IF
lambrequin in the arch Of eac+ OF the pro
scenium boxes at the Opera House would be
such great improvement, and add 50 mach
to the appearance of those openings that We
have no doubt that all the Directors require
IS this gentle reminder to cause them to pro
vide those hangings as suggested Then
three burner gas jet III front of the lower
boxes, and the stage of that pretty building
will be as handsome as that of any provincial.
theater ANYWHERE
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-09

road From Some Point on the Central P..-
ci6c R. r. in the County of Elko to tn
Town of Tuscarora in Said County. Ordered
printed.
Senate Bill No. 3, by Cassidy. An Act
Authorizing District Judges to Appoint Com
missioners and Define their Duties. Ordered
printed and referred to Judiciary Commit
tee
Senator Boardman. Senate Bill No. 4
An Act to Secure Leins upon Merchants and
Others. Referred to Judiciary Committee.
Powning, Senate Bill No. 5. An Act to
Authoriz, the School Trustees of District No.
10, Washoe County, to Issue Bonds for
school purposes. Referred to Washoe County
delegation.
Cassidy's bill on taxation taken up, ordered
printed and referred to Committee on Ways
and Means Adjourned to Friday at II
O'clock
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-09
IN MEMORIAM.

The obse4uies of the Hon. r. L. Wash
deceased, and late member of the Assembly
from Lincoln County, will take place at the
Assembly Chamber to-day, January 9th, at
O'Clock P. H. The funeral services on the
occasion will be conducted by the Chaplain of
the Assembly, Rev. Mr. Davis. The follow
ing are the pail bearers On the part of the
Senate, Hons Z. p. Dayton, A. J. Blair,
George Cassidy, ID. W. Perley, Mr.. Comins
and George Shepherd; and on the part of the
Assembly Hons. George Patton, Thos Lane,
John S Mayhugh, William Wermuth, George
Wilson and Moses Lyon. The State officers,
Judges of the Supreme Court, members of
the Senate and friends of the deceased are
invited to attend the funeral services at the
Assembly Chamber, at the time above men
toned.
The members of the Assembly are request
ed to meet at the Assembly Chamber at
o'clock P. NJ, to-day.
JoHs S. MAYHUGH,
Chairman Com of Arrangements.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-09
A GARD FROM MIR. PARKER.

EDITOR MORNING APPEAL: | notice in the
Tribune of this evening fiat denial of your
recent statement that | was offered during
the late canvass in the county, support by the
so-called "Citzens," if | would only train
With them. This denial is made by Senator B.
Ii. Meder, who supplements his msstttement
of fact by the malignant lie that my "course
in the last Legislature was condemned by
every decent citizen"
l only address you, now, Mr. Editor, to say
that any man who says, publicly or privately,
that the said offer was not made to me, il,
explicit terms, is a lar-and a willful and
malicious liar at that
Ny course in the last Legislature is on
record, and l invite the closest scrutiny of
the same. Yours, etc,
H. c.. PARKER
Carson, January s, 1879.
P. S.-These are the last remarks | shall
make upon this subject. Fl. c.. P.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-09

Assembly met at II o'clock. Speaker Gas
ton in the Chair. Quorum present Prayer
Leave of absence was granted Mr.. Lawson for
one day.
The Speaker announced the following
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-09

SOME EXCELLENT PAINTINGS. Our readers
attention is directed to the advertisement OF
Mrs NJ A McNiel. who announces herse
ready to take scholars who are DESTROYS OF
learning to draw or paint. This lady, who
is evidently an adept with the brush displays
some very excellent pictures Qaudscapes),
in the lobby of the Post Office. Some of
these pictures are really desirable specimens
Of the art of painting; and We are glad that
SO competent Il person has offered her ser
vices to our lovers of the fine arts.
The STONE MARKET. Martin Meth,
lately associated with Adam Uhl, in the bus
mess of conducting a butcher shop i'll tie
Stone Market, next door to Gibson d Bar
pretor of that concern and is prepared 10
furnish the choicest of fresh meats, sausage,
smoked meats and everything in the butcher
shop line of stock. See Martins advertise
ment.
SPECIAL INvIrATIoS.-To the Honorable
Officers and Members of the State Legisla-
ture-Gentlemen You are hereby most re-
spectfully invited to attend the services OF
St. Peters Episcopal Church, during your
sojourn at the Capital. polite usher will
be in attendance. GEO. R. DAVIS, Rector
THE Az FAT CLUB.-We are indebted to
the gentlemen of the Au Fait Club for card
of invitation to their party which takes place
on Friday (to-morro") evening.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-09

Ing the resolution which provided for one 10,
t;le use of the Journal Clerk alone. Adopted.
Van Sickle, Foulke and Smith We're appOInte"
| such Committee.
BY Allen of Storey, to have blanks for
oils printed. Adopted
By Flannery, providing for the payment o!
$50 to each member for stationery, etc, ac
corling to law. Adopted.
By Shakespeare, joint memorial relative
to fares and freights on the Central Pacific
railroad, asking the Senate to pass the hii
which passed the Hpuse in relation thereto.
Mayhuyh moved to refer TO Committee
Federal Relations, to be reported on Friday.
Lost
On motion of Foulks the rules were sn>
pended and the resolution pissed unanimously
By Shakespeare, authorizing the appoint
ment of two additional pages, to he pal
from the Assembly Contingent Fond, th,
present number being inadequate.
Underwood raised ppin5 of orler tn
the law defined the number of attaches an"
WAS sustained by the Speaker. Resolution
ruled ont.
BY Allen of Lincoln, announcing the deafh
IF Hon Z. S. Wash of Lincoln County; ant
that, out of respect, when the House AL
irnrns, 1t do 50 until Friday, the 10th inst.
Adopted.
BY Mayhugh, inviting the State and Judi
ciAI officers and Senate to join the AssembI,
memory of the deceased Assembymau, am
the appointment of IA COMMITTEES to make re
qusite arrangements Adopted. Mayhu5h, |
Allen of Lincoln, Lane, Patton, Taylor.
Morrison and Shakespeare were appointed
as such committee.
Senate bill, to create Legislative Fund,
was received, considered i'll Committee of the
Whole, with Mr.. Mayhuyh in the chair, and
passed.
NOTICE OF BILLS
By Foulks, to locate reformatory school at
the State prison grounds near the town OF
Reno
By Plummer, to exempt mineral cabinets
from taxation.
By Underwood to amend the Fish Act.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Smith of Storey-To provide for the
insane OF the State:-making the Governor,
State Controller and Surveyor General a
Board to provide for the insane; the Board
o procure land and buildings with capacity
or one hundred and twenty patients within
eighteen months, and to remove the patients
low in California at the expiration of the
Existing contract, and providing to pay a
superintendent s., 600 per annum. Ordered
printed
By Lane-Amen1ing section Is of the
senate law of 1875, with reference to leins
or cutting wood ana timber Ordered
rinted.
Senate joint resolution to print 2500 copies [
f Ex-Governor Bradeys message was con
urred in.
Cassidys Senate Joint resolution relative
. railroad fares and freights was received,
cad and laid on the table No action was
AIKEN on the Boardnan memorial upon the
ame matter.
Assembly adjourned till Friday at II
clock.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-09

Northeast corner OF CarsOn and Second Sts
EFT Family Entrance Second street,
opposite the Orm by dOuse.
FXSHtS WELI.-WNGWN ANO LON c-ESTAR.
shed frs-class Restaurant and Oyster Stand is kept
open from O'Clock A.. n until A. The cooking and
all the facilities unsurpassed by establishment a
the kind here elsewhere.
O,d -rs will receive prompt a't-ntion.
ST Mr.. Cescovich viii suPsrntend personally.
January 7, 1879.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-09
MOTHER WONDERFUL CURE
EFFECTED BY
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRuSSI

CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS
COMfANi.-W. J. HORNE, Pro <rssSSsSs1@-Aa-ASstfA
,rietor.-Dear Sir feel that owe " VI
it to you and humanity to writctEsA> - "
the fact tnat have been SUBSTAN- E>AN@:SI
TALLY CURED Of a bad case of Y
tiuptu e OF thirty ears standing by Y
of your uncomfortable Trusses, y
which | purchased from you three
months cannot deCribe the suffering both physi-
ca " and mentally, that have Undergone during that
period; and fee like i being. have worn ali
Kinds OF russes both Steel and Elastic never received
any permanent relief until tried yours simplicity ID
construction. ana facility with ,ich il be justCG
I'd the and perfect freedom ;he tors
body with which BE without causing any irTi
alton, its chief merits and il is perfect supporter
have had sign If the rur.ure
frs day put it ON, and feel that perfectly CURED
II 10 nvalu bic and the fact should be known the world
refer any The subject Of their inertia
am, truly yours, ALFRED J. BURKE. Chief Mail CIcTk
j F. Daily Evening Post San Francisco July 20 1875
Physicians II Y-srs' Experienced.
CoLusBls, Tuoumne Co. July l6 1873.
w. J. Horne, Esl.-Dear Sir: For some time past /
have have used in practice the California II site Tras
with entire satIsf ctOn in complicated
OF both During practice Of forty five years
found that would with the ease and certain
way der the immediate control of the patiea.. The
simplicity and OF application is Of itself guarantee
TO every experienced ply have the honor Temi1
by mail the amount due, knowing that contribute
alienation Of afflicted humanity Yours, truly
J. L. TlBbIIS N.
Lit ing Full Info,nI lion and
Rules f"r M-asu. ing.
N. BThe California Elastic Truss not for Sale nv
any Druggist in Carson City T5y prefer sell Ia tenn
trash on which they can make large profit. Send d.
rect to the
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY.
myths 100 Market ssssh Fnnds0O
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-14

sWs Lsvs sesy bigt sstLssity sss ~.
Pee Pee CT q; u IA ll'ss
IN s0us tins With > viev 70 c1mbIpipl|
IN ths work Al sonelsnstiag . Ssl)eoa7
down the Colunbie rivss, fros; tbs
mouth " GnsI4 Jyses n Rostlsp1. u
0RAp Gs, ssllsd Tor proposals. fss
fuspistipg broad gauge ~ veil ~
passow-gsugs tiee. At the lslest a.
souats The arrangements bed MOI bssp
sowplstsd.
gke uI,et upss tLs tvs copp~piss
NJ u9(l e>yt13ply ~ bsesAdslN the
proposed arrangement y sptsys4 jsto,
y u will Tor mssy ysass, II pot 6ossves,
ple@p than In . position ~ defy oppo
all6p. Il Woull bs better Tor the
county go Of ths gAsseAss % bsvs
the $1,000 AssnbisaAioa fsiI, ~ u
wssN e6ry 3qtly give \ the bsss6s
sfeewD1Vs6 tSelsR rates. With tbs
tvo pp6 bebiss separate. end nsosssAriDy
hostile, " should bsvs . railroad down
To O0DuDbta ~ tidswAlss eud over the
m9nntise n Pugee eoasA IN 3 Jsv
yeD6R Tbs two vesls. built 81 ~,
ss6sn " Alesvsut oempspisS, xewIA
ee,apsts e sssh IN sstsnt ior tbs carry.
u. tssds II Eastern Washington, the
slshAse (5dght- plan on tbs Psa6s
sosst, thse l!sishts on exports and In
posts would b N cheap that lsnds pov
sepetasse6 yelpshle Tor ggsssg sjens
Md - = ms1e % pa tebyy rid
6teln AL elhss psodsosj Wills inssy
ynaustsiss which cannot now bs followed
hers hY seAsen 81 lhs greet Ara u iasl
veald " speedily estabIIShed.
u the psopoaed union 1t the eomps
nlse b naAes ~ 6svslopaAsne III lhsss
laads end ths o6eshilsk@snt 81 ehsso
iaduotsiss viii dspsnd fw many ysasu
entirely On whsthss The mAaaesmsnt a
W ppIep. rad b hsssd on ~ IDEA 81
asslt8 3sN s. a'|.sy . ls.s::
q fbed ~ oshsswiss. = Walls Wslls
Ubls~.