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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

Thers sssns 70 b. says the Eureka
Lsa4e'. . regularly organised gang Of
thieves infssdns the town. and Of late
their OpsntioAs hare been Of = very
niRh-hAAded nature. Mr.. r. II. Parker
nays aftsr an absenes Of about . usek
from his house. near the HAmburg
ranch. be returned last Saturday TO end
thai some one had broken into the
buildings and relieved him OF every
thing that was portable about the prem
Uses. The thieves did not stop At tribes.
They carried away furniture bedding
and clothing. aud = few rAlusbles,
amopS which was q silver watch. At a
house near by they even carried on their
work on = larger scale. and FROM ap
Pearsnces they hare removed their
plumber BY means Of 4 wagon, AS the
place was absolutely gated of its con.
tents The officers hare this, Is well as
several other GoQar matters. io hand
and If their spspiGORs prove true. a
number Of Ae gang gagged in this
Infamous business are very likely to be
pulled
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

THE preparations for the Grand Tri-
ennial Conclave OF Knights Templar at
Chicago. next week, are we'll advanced.
and prominent buildings about the city
are beginning to look gay with Masonic
bunting. II Is now thought that 100 900
OF tho Masonic fraternity will be present
and as many more other strangers are
expected. Thirty thousand Tempiars
will move in the grand procession on
Tuesday morning, aud handsome arches
are being erected all along the line Of
march Twelve hundred tents are being
pitohsd along the lake front from tho
expedition building to Twelfth street.
II is expected the hotels will bo no full
on Tuesday night that guests will have
to sleep standing aud they will be packed
so close that none will DO In danger Of
losing their balance. Judge Charles f.
Irwin. of Placofviilc, md II. II Pearson.
OF San Francisco, advance guard OF tho
$50 California Knights have arrived.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15
Garfield

Following the elevnting example of
the present Moral Reform" admins.
~tration. toe Rev. Mr.. Garfield continues
his pious pilgrimage among the voters
Of the doubtful" States scattering, his
blessings and benedictious where it is
supposed they will "do the mos; good"
The following gratifying dispatch from
Salamanca. New York. pictures the
great preaching politician rs lie mp
peared IN the title role of Humbug and
Hypocrisy. las; Tuesday:
Garfield arrived here yesterday
morning. and in the afternoon attended
a meeting Of the Young Mems Christian
Association in the Amphitheater. Az the
sacredctnl gire-Uullers had advertised
that tho great patron OF De Golyor
pryemcnts would be on hand, a crowd
Of several thousand people were pes.
ent. Garfield was accompanied by
Senator KiTkwood. Murrat Halstead,
Schuyler Colfa1 and other prominent
Christian young men. lie was intro
duced TO the meeting, and in spoons
to pious yells OF Speech! speech! hi.
"" etc, thanked the meeting for its
warm reception, but excused himself
from making a speech. The singing Of
a hymn closed the business.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15
state Repub,ieaa Convention.

IL Is announced from Carson City
hat the Republican Convention vas
called 10 order st NOON Wednesday, and
was organized without contest. After
the appointrnen, ofthe usual committees.
i. 81. Daggett was renominated for
Congress by reclamation. The nomina-
ton Tor Supreme ledge was next in
order, aud three candidates being in the
field, balIoting continued through the
day without the selection Of a candidate;
but Beatty taking the lead with Taylor
second; sabin third.
Upon r~cassembling yesterday. ballot
ing for Judge was resumed. aud at re-
cess no choice had yet been made. At
8 O'Clock p. II. the Convention again
assembled. and al 555 p. n. a dispatch
was received here from Hon. j. u.
Moore. announcing that W. ii. Beatty
was nominated on the eighiy-ffth bal
lot.
The Republican Electors chosen at
the Carson Convention are Col. Il. II.
Taylor, Of Storey; y. II. Gray, Of White
Pine and Z. A. Morton OF Rsfueraldn.
Had we received the dispatch a little
earlier. The result would have been given
in yesterday evenings paper.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

THE San FRANCHISE Pon Of Saturday,
says: Mrs. Charles De Long. widow
OF the late Minister TO Japan, yesterday
obtained n warrant authorizing the
searching Of the premises Of Sam Yuen.
a Dupont street merchant, in order to
recover a valuable cup and saucer stolen
from her. aud found in the store. The
article is Of sea.green ie,ty stone. valued
Mt $1,000. and was a present from the
Mikado Of japan to the licensed Minis
ter. The article was found. and Yuen
said he had bought it from a Chinaman
for Sl5, neither Of them, however,
knowing its value"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15
wooD RIVER


As several Wood River pilgrims from
this locality have found their Mecca ~
Ketehum, the following brief notice Of
that seli.rising burg will be Of interest
to some Of our readers
"Ketchum City is located on the
north side Of Big Wood River. The
mountains south of toxn arc heavily
covered with large pine timber aud
along the river ts<tom grows the cotton
wood. The town lies upon q high
beneh Hsd has hpe stream O! water to
the cas-; from which the inhabitants get
;Seir supply. This will be the town for
sm-iiers as it has an everlasting supply
Of wood. and is a central location.
There ~ill be smelling works erected at
the mouth of Warm Spring Greek. abou;
tSo miles from ketchum TO the west.
Grading has been commenced. Many
minCs Of Hslus are located at the head
Of Warm Spring Greek. We have n
brewery which makes the finest beer in
Idaho. We also have a meat market,
and a doctor for the sick. This is the
terminus of the Wood River stage line
which leaves Blackioot three times a
week. The only route for this country
is via the Utah i Northern Railroad
and Blackfoot and Wood River stage
line"
Billy Van Dreilen and Sam Warner,
b With Joe Rogers composed the
last party out from here, are present
proprie;ors Of the principal restaurant.
and Martin, formerly Of the BI1el
brewery here. is the manufacturer of
the malt liquor referred 10 above.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15
Garn.ld,. Chinese RECORD.

The Albany 4rgVI thus clearly aud
forcibly defines Garheld's posidot on
the Chinese question:
There are two sides 10 nos; quss-
tiops; bat there is only one side 10 the
Chinese slaTe trade question. Il Is n
abouinatiOu. II is a means Of dsPTiE-
ing white men and Que Of work and
food. The moral esrss is As great -
the physical curse. A par; AID q ltge
part Of the SLAVE tEale IS the introiue-
ton OF nzmsless foIGs OF eArnAl eoErop-
ton. A Chinese community IN . State
brings starvation 10 white woEkiogrpsn
and sets up vice in its mos: reso!ting
s.pects- The aversion Of decent people
TO the Chinese pest is the aversion OF
every naturally organized person 10 a
snake or epidemic The setioa of Con
Kress IN regulating this evil out Of eI-
iStenoe asd4sAted by the veto Of Nr.
Hayes Mr.. Garfield voted agairs; the
bill and for the veto, and declared the
ChinsmAn has al. the right to come
hers that the Irishmsn and the German
and the Scandinavian have, stigmstizing
the Efforts Of the Chnsiianized white
citizens to protect their labor and laIni-
lies from the upspeasable pagsns as
.~emEgogsn."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

WHITE PrSE Esrs: Parties have
lately been examining the Monte Christie
mill. -iih e rie1 Of Purchasing and
moving IL to Schell Greek District.
The Eberh.rd. mill Of late is turning
on; large Quantities of amAlsam. 1t is
noS running TO brtt+r advantage than
a; Eay tina since the sork Of running
tie tsiliass ~as commenced.
~. Thomas Waters, while leading n
bronco tOrse on Main street Tuesday,
ne; With : painful accident. The ami
Dsi SO; frighterei, knocked him down
and kicked him in the head and face.
Eis injuries, though severe. are no, Of
= serious nature.
Ore Of ! sood quality vas struck in
the Central Treasure nine on Treasure
Hill this week. The vein is about three
IL. vide. and pitches cas-, at an angle Of
- degrees. Tie Central Treasure folks
feel qzits elated over the find. but will
for the present continue 10 siak before
prospecting the new discovery.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

TIE starvation Doctor who is now
filing mp the cavities of his interior de-
partmsut, nov and then rests from his
mas!Ication = moment to reply to some
Question Of unusual pertinence. Ia one
Of these intervals, the great go-ss.you.
Plsasisl sustched from his ''chawiug"
tins 10 remark that he had been offered
S9.7OJ to deliver ten lectures in Cali
fornia. The subject OF his lecture will
probably be How to Ge, Fat on Wind.
pie" We can coUceive Of no object the
Califoraians a have in acquiring such
kEowledg', except it be to devise a
lighter diet than boiled rice. with the
VisT Of freezing out the Chinese.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

Says tn" SRrer Sn,'. nf Tuesday: J..
Z. Tprrry. has srvcIal mru Mt work r.t
ting the IIuIIlnllt H~iurtinu Works n
order IN Exp ri,ucrl m,ch:ni-i is
FIXING tho ,rsi"~ AMI machinery. mud
~oyciythims Is b.ins pat in rh,ps pro-
ptFstory to starting up. Last evening
hrrs were started in tho furnaces for
the HIst tim" in two or three years. and
the shrill Shrek Of the whistle denoted
that Eb rorTcy meant busIn"ss. II 10
greatly ,U hc hoped that miners in tho
sew ri camps around will appreciate
tho advantages of having n custom mill
here wh-rc they can get coin for their
ores the moment they are sampled, and
encourage the enterprise by sending
along their ores.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

A o~EsTLEMAs who claims TO be
specially informed with reference to the
proposed INVASION Of Mexico says that
the purpose Of the movement (which
he declares will go on despite the gov
ornamental interfereuce) is a fIed desire
to wrench from the Mexican govern
rieut the States Of Sonora. chihuahua
and Siunloa, in the northwestern part
OF Mexico, and to convert them into an
Independent conf-deracy. The bene.
hciaries Of the scheme, be says, are to
be the inhabitants themselves Of those
States and the mine owners OF northern
Mexico and Arizona.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

KANSAS officials appear to have prcu-
liar ideas as to the range OF their duties.
A dispatch from Kansas City says: The
sheriff with the alleged Bender prison.
'rs arrived here early this morning, re.
naming during the day, fearing TO
proceed farther. having been Informed
tho people Of Cherryyalc, Kansas, wero
awaiting their arrival there. The enger.
moss OF the people 10 see tho prisoners
was so great that the sheriff placed them
on exhibition at the Theatre Comique,
charging IN admission Of twenty-five
cents.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15


Judge David Davis in q recent letter
to = friend, expressed himself as fol
lows:
The training and habits Of my life
naturally lead me to prefer civilians to-
soldiers for great civil trusts, bu; as the
two great parties are now organized l
have no hesitation in supporting Han
cock. for the best Of oil reasons to my
mind-becsuse his election will put an
end to sectional strife aud sectional par
ties, and will revive patriotic sentiments
ell over the land. which political leaders
and factions. for sinister ends, have
sought to prevent. There rnn be no
permanent prosperity without phcifica.
'iion. Great as were the achievements
Of General Hancock in the war, his con.
duct in peace when in command of Lou.
lana and Texas in 1876 was still greater,
and justly comments him to the
confidence Of the country. His letter TO
General Sherman. recently brought to
light. lists General Hancock far above
the past appropriations OF his civil ability.
II marks him AS II OF the wiscst OF his
time. with a statesman's grasp of mind
and the integrity of a patriot whom no
sense Of eIPediency could sServe from
his honest convictions"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15
GenerAl Han-oek Interv1eweA.

1ameOek MmterSue1eo
A representative Of the New York
.>rss8 has just concluded an interview
sith Gen. Hancock regarding omissions
his letter Of acceptance and Of kis
on free ships and E tahH.
The General said:
IT have very definite views, clear 10
my own mind at least. upon both topics
and I trust upon Others which concern
the country'S Welfare. II was not with
out serious dsliberAtion that concluded
they bad no proper place in the letter.
rUo considerations prevailed. First-
That aletter Of acceptance was not the
right medium through which to an
pounce my anal judgment upon any
great question depending for its solution
upon future Legislation and careful En-
ecutive review. Seeond-That / have
no right 10 mar the present situation OF
chs party by q set Of expressions super
nuous to its adopted platform Of prinei'
pies With which. As 1 said before. 1 an
In full accord" The questions Of tE=a
aud free ships we've 50 iatsresiing to
Hancock that he did net refrain from .
private discussion Of them, which VA
intensely interesting and at the same
time more tantSlizing to his listener,
whom tie General forbade to record ,
word Of it. "No. no." said he. ~ dc
no, propose to supplement my letter Of
acceptance by any amendment 1; is
enough that 1 am cordially in line viii
the party Of the campaign
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

TnE Interior Department Ii informed
that 600 Of Sitting Bulls followers haze
~surrondored np TO date at Fort Koogh,
Montana. Secretary sehurz tolegraphs
the Department that no will visit Fort
Koogh after Yellowstone Park he pro.
poses to designate agencies where tho
surrendered Sioux arc 10 be located. He
u rtturo the 10th Of September.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

A MAN named A. G. Angelo was found
dead beside the u. Il. track, near Lara.
mic City by Il gang OF section hands.
,Iie had been run over by the cars and
ended his life by shooting himself
through tho hear. Tho man is proba.
bly, st. Aubrey @. Angelo. n correspond.
ent OF tho Liverpool Courier. who was
with Prince Napoleon in Znluland when
tho latter was killed. Angelo had been
writing up the West for his paper. and
left Cheyenne yesterday for Yellow
Stone Park to join Secretary Schurz'
pnrlY.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

lr Is announced in the Washington
Sunday Herdid. that General Hancock,
II elected. will practice no prescription
against Union soldiers now ia Office.
They will not DO remove because Of
their political views. Tho men who
woro wounded in the cause he fought for
will not DO discharged, no matter what
their politics may be. That is n right
owe in tho direction Of civil service
reform.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15
Rasal 1ShOOtiar NJ sR,-

The SeGfuSet OF Wednesday eonfaina
the following account Of the fatal .ha,a.
ing Of william Harrison, . vait.r. b. .
miner named Tarlsass. Jealousy seem.
TO have been the controlling motv. OF
the tragedy. Tar:eaSe. II seems, 20, an
idea into his head that all was NOT r;,h,
between his wife and Harrison. Ar III.
time OF the shooting. Harrison 49,.
seated just inside Of the hall Of II.
Mendes' saloon. talking with Tom BeeL
The outer door suddenly opened, ,rt
Billy. apparently surprised. arose AMI
started in that direction. Beck st.,tsa
At the same time to enter the m.;,.
saloon from Tho hall where thew h.d;
been sitting. He heard Billy sav
'Hello," and looking around saw him
extend bis arm AS IL to shake hand.
with the maj at the door. At the sams
instant Tnrlease showed a pistol against
his side and fired. Billy immediately
sank in a crouching posture in the
corner Of the hallway next to the door.
aud with his hands uplifted 10 an i'm.
ploring attitude. no would say .'ohi
oh!' or don't! don't!' rs the shots
were poured into his body. At one
stage, the hands OF the PROSTATE man
were showed out Of the way by Tarlea O
IN order to make certain Of his deadly
aim. Five shots were fired in almost
as many second. Deputy Sheriff Pet
t"rson who happened to be In the e
Of the saloon, FASTENED to tue scene Of
the shooting. lie rushed up and took
hold Of Tarlease. and Beck thinks the
last shot was fired just IN the Officer
graprled with him. lie was taken by
Officer PATTERSON direct to the Jail, where
ho was lodged in u cell. The diving
man in the meantime crawleI toward
the door. nnd finally rolled to the side
walk. Sam Friedman was one Of the
first TO reach him. When asked who
shot him. Billy answered, "TaTleass,"
and IN response to the question what
for:" he replied. TOR nothing" These
were the only words that We heard that
he uttered.
Billy Harrison the victim. was we'll
known i'll Nevada. lie was for years
employed 10y Fatty" Evans in the
Chop House on the International Hotel
corner, Virginia City. While 40 en-
pioyed, he married n Com,;ock girl, but
t IS soon disagreed and separated,
Billy coming TO the T. ,stcrn part Of the
STATE, where he worked at his calling in
TuscaroTa and at the Gem R~rstnuraut
n Elko. He was u native of ZLuesyilIe,
Ohio, and about 80 ycsrs Of nge. His
father and one brother rcNide ut Ch-y-
ennc, Wyoming. He also leaves u mar
RED sister in Cincinnati. lie oua-d
some real estate in Iluosvillr, which u,
was yesterday preparing to sell with
the view Of sending tho money To his
father. who is in need OF assistance.
Tho news OF his tragic death will bs
wired to his relatives this %norniuv.
Billy was n very clever. gsmtIrmanly
youn. man. aud hal many friends vhu
will sincerely regret his uuiimeIy death
aud the maunrr II Ei' taking OH.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

THE son Of Oakcs Anrs publish .
three column card In vinhication Of
their fathers meInory In connection
with tho Credit Mobilior. II Ii .
straightforward, clenr and powerful
plea, entirely devoid Of passion. and
free in tho main from personal attacks.
They speak Of their father as a public
benefnCL0r.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

CHnisroTmEn HUI. fnmilinrly known
az Jack Hans" an old Grrmrn who
for a number OF sc .rs has kept the old
Pony Station on the road 10 Genoa, wns
found lying upol his face lead in tho
Station, by the stage driver Monday.
10 was found 10 have been shot through
tho heart, and as II was known that he
had II little money, II is supposed that
the object Of his murderer WIS to obtain
Z,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

Tue Sheriff Of Labotto county. Kan.
sas, arivoa at Fremont, Ncb., las, night
with q rcqnisition for tho return OF tho
supposed Blenders. 10 is confident
that the old ma > tho original John
Bender.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

LITTLE srssfg .RousD, Of Truckcc.
went 10 her mothers cupboard. recently,
found a Tin can OF what shs supposed to
be eandied jelly. and ate q couple Of
Spoonsful. That day shc died, after
several hours terrible suffering. The
stun she had eaten was concentrated
iy,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

TaE Now York World yesterday said
that ono object of the recent Republican
conference in New York was to induce
Conkliug to get Grant to stump tho
South for Garfield. Conkling and Gar.
field wcto both ia the secret. Tho
scheme was abandoned because OF fail.
uros to agree IN compensation between
Garfield aud Conkling.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

Tar wife Of W. l.. Pritchard. tho
former well known fast freight man in
Eastern Nevada, committed suicide in
Sacramento on Friday. by hanging.
Sho vas thought to be temporarily in.
u
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

TnE HUMBOLDT Reduction Works. ut
Winnemuccn, tho title 10 which has
been involved in litigation for tno or
tbroe years past, arc to DO repaired md
started MP Immediately, says tho RsveRle
Of Monday. This news will DO hailed
With joy by many prospectors and mine
owners In Humboldt county and along
tho railroad east and west OF Humboldt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

IT is reported. says tho Truckoe Lade.
pendent, that number Of bears are
prowling in tho vicinity Of SIuaw Val.
ley. These bears are OF tbs cinnamon
variety. not as largo and ns fierce ms tho
dreaded grizzly. but yet they nro ugly
customers when wounded aud corncred
in the forest.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

Tus Eureka Leadsr Is Informed thnt
an extensive fire Is raging on the wcs,
side Of White Pine Mountain. aud
doubtless n largo amount Of timber will
be destroyed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

TnE old couple, supposed to DO Benz
der and wife. have arrived at Oawego.
Kansas, from Nebraska aud we're exposed
in tho Courthouse for somo hours.
Many persons went to SEQ them. and
dozens who know the real Bcndons pro.
nounoo these people impostcrs. The
Sheriff thinks they will DO discharged.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

Tux State Board OF Examiners, at
their session. Monday. tool cogniz ,nco
OF tho stntcmcu: Of Attorney. General
Murph regarding the alleged deposit
ing Of st 'to funds. in the Reno Savings
Bank hy State Treasurer Crockett. A.
tho rCqu st 81 Mr.. Crockett, no WAS
granted until Friday next 10 mako eI-
PLANTATION of tho matter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

TnE green apple season is here. and
while We do not approve Of joking on
such well.worn subjects, wa would 10.
form the small boy that unless tho seeds
aro white aud tho Hcsb bitter and puck
cry, they nrc not up TO tho gsen apple
standard. All others nre fraudulent.
and cannot he eaten with fatal result.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

SAYS the !SArer State: Il Is reported
that n young lady Of sweet sixteen aud
n young mat OF twenty one or there.
nhouts have olopod from Unionville aud
gouc TO Corinnc. the Gtclus Green Of
Pacific Cons', 10 bc united In the holy
bonds 81 mnlfimony.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

A WONDERFUL discovery Is now r..
ported from Green river, Utah, whore IL
Is said there has been tound n deposit
OF carbonate ore $1,000 foot In extent,
Of unknown thickness. and capped by
nm iron reef. Tho ore runs all tho way
from 800 to 700 ounces TO tho ton. with
10 per cont. Of lead, and tho discovery
is said to surpnss In richuoss the deposit
for which Leadrillo has become a..
NOUS"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-15

AnoCr all Of Mr. Hayes Cabinet are
now out c~lcctionecriug for Mr.. Gurield
ut Government expense, aud according
to n lato Washington dispatch Ruther
ford himself il about to take the stump
on the same racket. The modcsty OF
tho Republican nominee has not de.
barred him from gnlavnn:ing about ia"
country. footing his own horn aud max.
ing n holy show Of himself. and the pc.
culinr appreciation Of official prOprietics
manifested hy this Christian ltctormcr
IL ~ the sane chrnp.johu pattern OK
hibitcd 10y Rutherford Il. Tho dispatch
states that in about three weeks he will
start for n two months elcctiOuCering
trip to the Pacific Cblst-ihc longest
journey ever mndo by ono holding the
Office Of President. California Is to he
thoroughly cnnvnrscd. after which tho
party goes to Arizona, whore they will
start on n journey northcAstwarl 10y
stage. Mrs. Hayes, General Sherman
aud bis daughter. aud q nernls Nc
Dowcll nnd SIcCook will accompany Mr.
Hayes.