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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07
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The foritude With which ue bear the
lila OF our nsighbofs IL again illustrated
by the and oven hilarious ex.
presions from come Of our eomtempor-
aries, because Of this county being
obliged TO provide for several insane
persons during the past two months.
The Virginia CAyoRieie takes advantage
Of eur misfortune to make the following
covert attack:
Whenever one Of the numerous
Majors or Colonies who edit Elko
eounty's powerful newspapers feels like
taking a trip to California. he hunts up
some friendless fellow. citizen, gets him
accused OF insanity, secures a temporary
appointment az Deputy Sheriff, hand.
cuffs his victim and rides of on his
pleasure trip at the expense of the
county charging mileage besides"
II the above was designed as u joke, it
Is an extremely harmless one; but il, as
suspected, it was intended US a shot at
any particular person, it was a purely
random one, as none here recognize the
target. NoNone connected with any
paper in this county, has over taken an
insane person to California, nor has
any such even been temporarily depu.
tized for any special purpose. During
the first few months Of Sheriff Fitch's
term, Mr.. Dennis, who had experience
as an executive officer. was persuaded
to act for q time as Under Sheriff. As
is well known here, he accepted the
appointment at the earnest solicitation
OF his personal and political friends,
the Sheriff. who was probably under as
weighty obligations to Mr.. Dennis as to
any man i'll the county for assistance
rendered in his election. Finding that
his official duties seriously interferred
with his regular business, Mr.. d. mis-
resigned the Deputyship, much against
the wishes of his principal. These nre
the facts, and the only ones upon which
the ChTon'eie's ill-natured squib could
have been founded and they constitute,
in II opinion, nn extremely Aimsy re-
text upon which TO base a personal at
tack.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07
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Many Of our rsaders will remembe,
some Of The facts. At least. connected
With the appearance at this plsos. about
eighteen months ago. Of an old mar
vho represented himself N being An.
DIRE Massena. q o Of MArsbAi sfa..ena,
OF France; also . tragic event At Reno.
in whicE he or his wife. or both an.
PeAred in an ~unenviable light; the
subsequent appearance Of Massena Out
his say some months later, and the
nnal account Of his death in the Poor.
house at Salt Lake City; his vito serv.
Ing in the capacity of q mental in a
hotel in the Same city, m account Of
which was published in the Tribune Mt
the time Of Massena's death, and re-
published in the INDEPENDENT. Some
persons who appear to have been con.
versant with the history Of the Massena
family and the principal events in the
life Of the Marshal. having read the ar
ticIe referred to in the Tribune. sends to
that journal the following communica-
ton:
A paragraph is going the rounds Of
the press. credited to the Salt Lake
Tribune to the effect that Count Mas.
sena died recently in your city.
That the person. whoever he was, was
not Count Massena, nor a son Of Mar
shall Massena, will be evident from the
following statement Of facts:
Marshal Massena. Due de Rivoli,
Prince d'Essling. had three children.
Two sons aud daughter. The Marshal
died i'll 1917, and his es'ates (incluaing
Castle Richelieu, the former residence
OF Cardinal Richelieu), titles, and u sue
cession OF three million francs reverted
TO the elder son. The latter died in
1870, and was succeeded by his younger
aud only brother. who. under the title
OF DUO dc Riyoni, is now living in
Franco.
The present Due is a Chevalier f the
Legion Of Honor, and was a Deputy to
the Corps Legislatif under the late Em.
pre-. He has acquired some reputation
in the natural sciences, and a Western
bird. probably indigenous to your Ter.
ritory. the Massenu partridge, tCyrtonyx
Massena). is named after him.
The daughter married the Princes
favorise aide de-camp, the Comte
RsiIle.
The above facts may be verified by
reference to almost any biographical
dictionary, and l cite tho following re-
ferences:
Memories du Mareehal .N4,sea1 par le
General Koch. Geographic NoureHe DIES
ConfenPOrGin,; published under the aus.
pices OF the French Academy. Head.
ley's Napoleon and his Marshals.
Massena's actions while here furn.
ished strong ground for the suspicion
that his distinguished claim was a
fraudulent one, and there wero few per-
sons whose attention was attracted to
him, who placed any reliance in tho
truth OF his representations but regard.
ing him as q very plausible adyenturer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

I'D. BkTHEL, at one time business
manager OF Suiro's Indpendeni when il
was printed in ,his city, and for q year
or Two Assistant Superintendent OF the
susro Tunnel arrival. in this city from
Now York yesterday morning. II has
boon reported ihnt.sIr. Bethel is to re-
place Adoiph sutro as Superintendent
OF tho susro Tunnel In reply to qucs.
lions on this point Mr. Bethel said he
was not at liberty to speak at present;
that he had promised a man in England
to be here by tho LIST Of March, and tina,
no was now here awaiting orders.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07
nsAara.saNs DoAy Fou.a.

1sa, Garsffs March lat: Louis Dean
SesAd the body Of Harry RiehAs4ssa .,
Glendale y. s,erJay. Dean vas Walking
asoAg a small slough opening into he
3fOefee river when he noticed The BODY.
u vas lying In water about tvo feel
dep. The place where Il was found Il
bAek Of the Glendale hotel and above
lie bilgs. Mr.. Dean notified the cor.
oasr and the body vas brought 10 town.
IL IL veil preserved. the icy coldness OF
the water having prevented decomposi
doa. Il showed no marks Of violence.
It might easily have been carried by tho
current Of tho Siver into the place where
1t was found. Richardson disappeared
on the evening OF January 10Th. and
his coat and hat were found the next
morning on the river bank near Glen.
dale. The body shows signs OF long
exposure 70 water. II Is doubtless n
case OF suicide. Coroner Jones held m
Inquest on the remains this afternoon.
The verdict vss. 10 substance, that the
deceased va found drowned in n
siongh Of tho Truekee. but whether his
death was accidental OF intentional the
Jury was unable to determine.
Richardson was a native Of New Cas-
tie. England. . plumber by occupation,
unmarried. and aged about 80. The
dme for his funeral has not yet been
fixed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

"How long shall girls be courted ? "
asks nm English newspaper. It do.
ponds. Some giddy creatures won't
listen to a proposal until they have been
hauled around to the theatres and filed
with oysters and ice cream for a year or
two, while others arc ready to talk bus.
mess ut tho end of the first months &C.
quaintance. A good Ichemo is to ask
Your predecessor in tho matter what his
experience was. and steer by that.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07
Nevada sugar Cane.

W. G. Gregg, OF Humboldt county,
writes rs follows to the Slver State
"In the yenr 1863, l camped near the
Sink OF the Humboldt river. I was
agreeably surprised to see the Indians
making sugar, Of which they had sew.
eral hundred pounds on hand. Having
had thirteen years experience in the
cultivation Of the sugar cane and the
manufacture Of sugar. I took consid-
cradle interest in their operations. l
examined the sugar and found i! gran
ular. l also found hat the plant from
which they extracted the Juice was a
species-a true type-of the sugar cane.
j vent to the bank of the river where
they had boen cutting il and saw il
growing around promiscuously. / am
OF the opinion hat it can be cultivated
and improved in quality on tho Big
Meadows. or wherever it is indigenous
to the soil. The cane which I saw was
half an inch in diameter, but by cult.
vation it would grow larger in size and
produce more saccharine juice"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

The Stock Exchange after reviewing
The general conduct Of the California
lawmakers assembled at Sacramento, ex.
presses its conclusions as follows: The
Legislature has still some fifty days to
Wrestle with the many problems that
must come before it to put the New
Constitution in force. We must confess
considering the lack Of parliamentary
experiences with which the members of
both Houses entered upon their duties
that their efforts 30 far, taken as a
whole, have been creditable. There
has been no lobbying and kindred influ.
ences than has heretofore been observed
In former Legislatures. Every bill
seems to be undergoing individual
scrutiny, and the legislature mill is
grinding slowly but effeLtrally. It is
TO be hoped that some Of the
measures proposed. sprung perhaps
nore from over zeai than prejudice, and
which, II enacted, would provo disas-
hous to our mining industries, will be
Withdrawn or greatly modified. The
State should be aided, and notimpeded,
In developing her resources, and the
mining interest above oil should re.
ceive respectful consideration. What
over evils have attended stock specula.
tdon should, II possible. be remedied, but
u would be unwise to incorporate with
such remedy any Droui,ion tending 10
destroy the legitimate business of min.
Ing and lbs natural soneomitant-the
dealing In shares Of mining stock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

The Bodie NtDs says the rich strike
in the Belvidere mine is now a fixed
fact. It's extent, so far as uncovered,
and it's extraordinary richness, place it
ON the list Of bonanzas. Striking it in
tho shaft, driving GO feet and raising
on the ledge 80 feet, all in high grade
ore with orc extending above cast. and
yet not below opened. places this mino
ID the front rank Of the rich mines Of
Bodio. Assays from various parts Of
tho ledge range from $27G o. to 81, 29I.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

The investigation of the Wallace r.
White bribery case. in Maine is now I'M
der way. The cross examination of T.
b. Swan was resumed, and the testi-
mony Of E. H. Grove, ex.Secrc,ary Of
State, Scion Chase and Hartman was
also taken. Both Swan and Hartman
swore to having received money from
White and presented the details already
shown. Swan said he was willing to
deliver the money to White if he calls
for it. 10 confesses he paid it, and
Acknowledges who gave it to him; other.
wise he would give it to a charitable
institution,
Hartman testified that the 81, 900 he
received from While is now in the
hands Of his (Harriman's) brother; he
took it to detect crime. and not for gain,
and holds 1t subject TO the order Of the
man who paid it.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

A oSE-AnMED negro, Louis Kinder,
having assaulted and outraged n white
named Byrd, was captured. iden
tilted and imprisoned. Tho guards
were oVerpowered by tho wonan's rela-
lives aud after some delay, tho negro
was takon out md hanged, and his
body riddled with bullets. Ho confess.
ed his crime. He also confessed 10
outraging a colorcd and six
years ago; to killing q colorod girl, to
four b%urglaries and numberless thefts.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

1fon tAa Phoebe k~orioS Saturday
The Raymond 4 Ely paid OF In Bal.
liouvills Saturday and Phoebe Monday,
their indebtedness for the month OF
January. They dhbnrsed over siS. 00O
for labor. On Tuesday they paid all
store accounts.
The rooster Of the Raymond 4 Ely
Company 70 nov working better and
chioridtxes the ore 10 double the per-
eentage IL did when Mr.. Killburn left.
There 10 not any doubt but xhat the
rooster viii oon DO doing its work in
excellent shape.
The foundation of the old furnace
has proven TO DO . bonanza to the Hill.
side Company. over $40. 900 in bullion
has already been taken out, melted
into bars. md there is still in sight
about $1,000 1t is thought hat some
$4,000 in oil will be taken out.
The Hillside Company have discov-
cred quite a bonanza under the old fur
mace. Parties coming in from there on
Tuesday report about $4,000 worth Of
bullion Ms having been taken out. and
judging by appearances that Q like
amount yet remains to be extracted. It
is firmly imbedded in the earth aud has
to be blasted out.
The Weekly Bugls is published at
Questionable. Nevada, by thee Duglo
Publishing Company, and Leonard
Bonnelli is editor. Questionable is sit
uated in the lower portion of Lincoln
county, near st. Thomas, and the Bugle
is the official paper Of that locality. It
is Of letter sheet size, and instead Of
using type tho editor sets up the paper
with his ready pom. A number OF ad-
vertisements appear in the -Bggie, aud
and judging from tho appearance Of the
copy before us the editor will make his
mark some day in the newspaper world.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07
Tuscnrorn Letter.

TUscAEoRA, Marck !, 1850.
EDITOR INDEPENDENT: Dull times
with us On the upper levels just at
present. Not a stamp dropping in this
camp and the ruful faces Of numerous
miners on the streets and elsewhere are
sufficiently Indicative Of tight times
aud Strengthened circumstances. Even
the faint fur.away aud dying echoes of
the great Grant boom fails to arouse
much interest, and we are left with little
or nothing but fierce aud frequent storm
booms to arouse US TO discuss the tickle
and c~hangeable condition Of the
weather. Slu.h. slop. mud, snow, hail
and rain, and nothing to do but wait.
wait for better weather and we hope
for better times.
There arc many good prospects here
and we nave faith in "a prosperous fu.
ture, but n; present little can be done
to advantage in the way Of milling or
mining, and prospecting on the surface
Is simply ont of the question.
Work in the Grand Prize, Argenta,
Independence, Young America South.
Navajo, Belle Isle, Belle Isle North and
Commonwealth, is going forward as
usual, with n reduced force Of men, and
in the Spring VIC expect it to hear
good reports and Hat, ring results from
most, if not all Of the above mentioned
mines.
There arc n numb Of good prospects
discovered here late last Fall upon
which work will no resumed as soon ns
the weather will permit, and ! trust that
We will be able to prove in a very sue
cessfnl N next Summer, that tho
upper levels are not played out yet.
SAM.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07
The concentrating mill of tho BeImort

The concentrating mill OF tho BelmoEt
Mining Company says the Courier has
been running steadily since the 18th
instant and doug good work. Abou,
ten tons Of low grade orc nro run
through oycry twenty. four hours from
which over two Ions Of concentrations
arc saved. This is All excellent show.
ing and proves beyond n doubt that tho
commentator is n success.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

THE San Francisco Chronicle gives
currency to The report that Mackay has
purchased the mining, milling, and
other interests Of Flood In Nevada, pay.
ing therefor e5,ooo,0o II true, i,
shows that Mackay still has great faith
in tho Comstock mines.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

ALTnoTdH the papers arc not yet
signed, the Pacific Mail and Union Pa.
ciic II. II. Companies havo agreed on
the basis of q now combination. The
steamer company is to get $1,000
more monthly than under tho old ar.
rangomont.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

The bullion shipments OF the year
from the Black Hills foot up about 81
100000 in gold-a good showing ION.
sidering that gulch mining proper IS
about wound up, and tho hydraulic and
creek bed operations in tho Southern
Ellis have not vet reached a productive
ataoe.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

TnE rumots that Chinese book.kocp.
ers and ticket agents aro about to 10
putin the main onico Of tho v. & T. II.
X. Co, In this city, says the Carson
AtTtdi is q cruel hoas. White help will
still DO retained.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

Ladies' and Gents gold and silver
watches. and an elegant and complete
stock Of fino jewelry, at Tie most req.
sonablo rates, at T.. Gerber's, Elko,
Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

The resignation Of Adolph Sutro nv
Superintendent Of the great tunnel. has
ooen accepted aud lac has been placed
on tho board Of Directors for the same.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

The general impression which the
disintorcstod reader gets from ncwspa.
per reports, Is that the statements con-
corning dostitution in San Francisco
arc very much exaggerated.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

CATTLE aial horses Oro still dying OF
cold and starvation in British Columbin,
and tho whole country Is alarmed Of tho
situation.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

THs Greek brigonds near salonica
have sent a letter demanding $500
ramon in ten days or they will send
Col. sainse's aend 10 ssionisa,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07
SHERlFF'S SALE.

by VIRTUE or AN ORDER OF SALE
ID issued out Of the District Court n tho
seventh judicial Disirict Of the state Of Nc.
Nhla, ln aud for the County Of Elko, In the
snit Of james Talbot, plaintiff. against NJ. =.
Haynes and Mary =. Haynes, duly nttcstcd The
18th day 81 February. a. u. 1850, wherein I am
ordered nnddirectcd to sell the following de-
.cribcd property, or so much thereof ne may
be necessary 10 sstlsfy the plaintiffs judy.
inent and costs amounting 10 the sum OF
sit5siSb. together with cosfs Of sale, To Wit;
Lots 10 and ~. ~ blOck 9, In the Town and
County Of Rlko, State Of Nevada, AZ shown by
The map OF saId Town. now on Me In the oficc
otthe County Recorder Of said County, with
all improvements thereon.
a mll and complete Inventory of said pro.
perty will be exhibited nj the time and blaeo
uf sale thereof
Notice Is hereby given that on THURSDAY,
the 18Th day of March, a. u. 1880. between
tito hours ~ y o'clock A. ". Rhd . o'clock
.. ~, VIZ! nj ~ o'clock y. Of said day. NJ tho
Court House door In Hlko. ! Will sell the
above described property 10 the highest bid.
der of bidders, for cash, gold coin o. The Us
Dated Fob. ~, lao,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

TuE railroad track has now reached
Desert Station, Arizona. and in less
thnn two weeks tho graders will be In
Tucson.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

ID. w. FuLLER, n Boston capitalist,
lately fell from q bucket rs he was rs.
cending from q mino at Leadyillc, and
wal instantly killed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

Iris rumor.d among the camps south
Of Enrln, flat tho M~syfower mine. IN
rois'ol District Ind been sold to
Easi,Tn parties foI. $4,000.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

WIEN q citizen OF Bodie dies nm ON.
Ger goes around an inquiries whore he
took his last drink. IN order to fix the
responaibiIi,v
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

LEADviLLE has lost It's grip and Is on
tho down grade. The other night some
mining Jumpers exchanged one .hous.
and shots and only hit three times.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

TsE House Committee OF ways and
means have virtually decided against n
revision Of tho tariff laws at the present
session.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

Tnr Republican State Convention Of
Iowa will meet April nth 10 select del.
oeates to the Chicago Convention.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

SrSog tho completion of the Nevada
Central railroad, real estate In Austin
has increase 80 per cent.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

THE Moscow. GascHe demands Tho MP.
poinimcnt Of n dictator 10 caectually
crush NihiIism.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

a BoDIE married woman went down
town undcr pretcnco OF having n tooth
pnlled, and elopod with au old love.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07

ovIR 5000 cattle have been shipped
from winnomucoa tile Winter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-03-07
NAIlitJED

TALBoT-JEwELL In Pleasant Valley.
March 4, issh by the Rev. George Jennings,
Mr. II. VI. Talbot to Miss Eotrrtie Jcwc,,,
OF Lamuillc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13

,,., shal awake to a life and be relieved rom Tue
hong seep Of the grave carry out the threas sue w
I'd. against monsters and tyrants on now SWEET
the thouchtl Often have been cheered by her gente
advice and ministratious and were less tnan man II
xroud refuse to come when am called. HAD 'he
.altb NJ nations would gladly spend 10 dss mate
,hs heavenly work have spent my last twenty dollars
In mint and sell one poem. Nv hopes have faIed
have asked the angel 10 be relieved from her nurrla
mg She graciOusiv grams NV request, ana so qu"y
mss away with a dear angelic blonde eanrg over NV
inflow to close nav eyesfn ea th. bat VII DE- 70 Sprlg
into new T. and meet an angel VIE IN oVe ~"
hone IN God repOse NV life" In the trunk N
coroner found SIX pOnder0us rolls OF manuscript "uS"
nunrullrd. would extend about 800 yards.
The gamns Of Baltimore are to have the
nerrest KIND q Chrismas this year. The Rnd Ia1les
who gave them a festival CHRISTMAS Eve a year ago
are making preparations mucn IargeRscae. livery
new shoy and newssirl and booIback Is to be en'e'
taued and given fruit. sweetmeats' fancy afhe's anu
other presents 10 take home. The entertainment VIII W
utterly uuscciariau and IN order 20 carryout rms Hea
the programme has been carefully prepared ana ohN
vpecally invited grests viii b. admitted To inc NAH
Miss Zachariss who originated the plan with Miss fero'
Will tram the boys 10 sing Christmas carols, snch as are
sung by children in some parts OF Europe snort nc
dresses Will %" made by prominent Gentlemen ana sew
PreI amateur vocas.s will sing CHRISTMAS baiiaIs LOT
the boys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-13
DIED

DAKER-On FRIDAY. December 10. Newark. y. J.. Mrs
Jane STA Blser aged q Yeas
funeral a. Al FTauku .t NeHar4 y. j. On ieri3T.
December a. an y. Friends kindly regnessd not
In,ef1ncu1 priyIte Pleazan- Cemetery.
B1fssOl sunday evening at The residence Of hs father.
william edward, eldest 90. George Bliss.
Funeral 5S7 5are. " dneiay morning. az &c
OC 0ck.
ELrING-At Mount vernon. saturday. December H. Emma
j. Everett citing. All eicest daughter 81 4. g.
erl Sc wees Ref:rmed Church Mon
tly, Dessuher ID. Al m.
Tram leaves GsI Il Central Depot 90 l2.
Relatives friends invited
FORD-On saturday morning. December II. Of Pneumonia
Charlie. second s0n 81 john z. tlri
Notice Of funeral her,alier.
LINTZ-~u,d elY .Aurslay evening Dec mbcr 2, VIII
Re atve. aud friends are resoec ruly
"a morning, Decemb ID. az 10 0cocA fieass can't
flowers
Pheb, NJ. VIE o. OscarC Mls. aud daughter a solomon
4 and Elizabeth :. Havlaud sgel q years months aud
Relatives ana friends requested attend funeral Fns
Meeting house. Purchase IN "A l5fi l-i NJ ID e. m
Caruaccs viii meet the $50 uain Rom Grand Cen al
Depot
MULFORD-At Fl zaDctn. y r.. Frtav. December 20.
1880. William p AuloI, N tLr IN year o. h.s age ~
Broad-st.. slDndlv, tn 81 inst. 10
Relatives OF the LsHl invited 10 attend.
PORTE At December J.. l. Dwl- hl Porter. Ia "a
s'd OF h3
Notice %. iunera hereafter
RAYMOND SUNDAY morning, december y. % a. n,
2irnsS eloa2 Is 2 2a 4 months 'a' ana ''i L.
Notice Cl funeral hereafter.
SANFORD sunday December y Of d.phtleriA
Dr. " libur SANFORD o. GuenpJint L. L. Ia ue 3.th
Ihtriment place Monday. December b. At NH
dietOwn COM
wINcHEerEa-In New-Uayen, December 10, oliver r
FGera roa late December "A, at II
a.