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PROBATE COURT.

PROBATE COURT.
In tho estate Of Francis s. Salisbury ot AL,
minors, letters Of guardianship wero Issued to j..
Elizabeth Kctchcll+ Tho estuto IL valued ut
nbout 81, ESQ.
It tho estnte OF Charles Felker, minor, 1ettera
ct guardianship Wero 1SSligd to MMrin Jauck.
The estate ~ valued at nbtut 800.
In tho estuto uf John Felker, lettars Of nttntn-
tstrntton Wcru Issued to Maril Jnuok. The es-
tate ia valued ut nbout 2l,OQO,
, 1880-04-10

THE CALL TODAY.
JUDGE DnuMMoHD--1n chninbcrs.
JupGE Bt.opOErr-l'nsscd cascs.
JUDGE GANY-Sfottons.
1uDdE JAMEsuy-Dtyorce cages at q. m,
JUNE H0uHts-St'hsnittcd caRes.
JuDuK MOltAS-MuttOns.
Jun0E TuLEy-Dlvurco cases.
JUDGE DARSuN-Dlyorce cuscs.
, 1880-04-10
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

!. o. WHITE, Fort wnyno, Ind, is ut tho sher.
J. a. Murnor, Green my, WIS.,, is at the shcr-
MIN.
y. J. Nonn1s, san Francisco, is ut tho Trc-
mont.
81. WELD, Jr., 13ostou. Is registered at tho
Palmer.
q. ". nAKEn, Of South ncnd, Ind. is ut tho
<snrtiner.
W.. ltowAnrr, Liverpool, England, Is at tho
Trctnunt..
wi.11Ax L. RUSSELL, London, England, is at
tho I'niHcr.
tirnnt Pne!ilc.
JANIS It. ~corr, statc Boant of Agriculture,
Champaign. "a ut tho Grand Pacific.
The Wne. .s College Glee Club left yesterday
afternoon for hoehestcr. whero they cling this
evening.
1fonAr1o c. nuncnARp, Director OF tho Mint,
Washington, btcnGrhslCd nt the Grand Phcillo
yesterday.
n.A. WALL, Montreal: N. II. Taylor. Balti-
uor.; aud GcnrEc u. ehnw, Eau C'nircs Wis., afo
at tho Trcinotlt.
a,v at tho Palmer House yesteTtlny. but made
no chnnga III prices.
&c Hss gst hako G!tx, ytah Wi,lam IL Il.
Deb, are stopping ut the Palmer.
Pr n 0saHr Gh%,nppFn aS f}sya. Rsya
lhut,. o.. nlr at tho GraCtl Pacific.
rIlE board oY Trade Committee to got sub
ssripti0ns for the relief of tho Persian suf1orcrs
hHa collected OIL 'ChanXe Ahout $b0o.
nu,, New York; Geosgs e. Haskell,
H. Chccney, st. Lnlts, nr 9 at tho Sher1nnn.
c. II. PnEsCQrr, Of Armour + Co.'s Hunk KIM
eas City, Mo-: J9mcs II. Cank. Washington, u. e.;
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-07
CnnSnmDIiOn Cured.

An old physician, retired from
practice, having had placed in his
hands by an East India missionary
the formula of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure Of Consumption, Bronchi-
tbs, Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat
and Lung Affections, also no positive.
and radical cure for Nervous Debil-
ity and all Nervous complaints, af-
ter having tested its wonderful cur
alive powers In thousands of cases,
has felt it his duty to make it known
to his suffering fellows. Actuated
by this motive and desire to re-
lieve human suffering, | will send
free of charge to all who desire it.,
this receipt, in German, French or
English, with full directions for pre-
pairing and using. Sent by mail
by addressing with stamp, naming
this paper, w. w. SHERAR, l49
Powers BLOCK, ROCHESTER,, N. Y.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-07
The foil, wing resolutions were unanimou

The folio wing resolutions were unanimous
~ adopted
Resolved That Prlmsry Elections for the
choice OF Delegates to said State Convention
shall be held no later than August z, 1880.
Resolved. That we recommend that ktpub.
licans in the several Election Precincts
throughout the State fern themselves into
Clubs for effective work during the az APPROACH
ing canvass. ..
Resolved, That the test for voting at said
Primaries shall be mn Affirmation by the per-
son Offering to vote thst he il a citizen of the
United States, that he voted the Repub !ican
ticket at the last general election in this
State or would have done so had he vnted At
said election, aud pledge to support the Nm.
tioual and State nominees of the Republican
party at the coming election.
Resolved That the several County RerUh-
liran Central Committees throughout he State
be requested to provide for the election of
Delegates from their respective Counties 20
the Republican State Convention.
....f. ..#"f /. l.. REQUA.
Chairman Republican State Contrnl Com.
ALE BorEN, Secretary,
[Repubncrn papers OF Nevada please copyl
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-07
IN THE HANDS OF HIS
FRIENDS.

If Hancock is elected President he
will be entirely under the control Of
politicians with State rights and
Soothern war claims composing their
political creed. Hancock, against
whose private character or military
services nothing of consequence has
been said, would be but a political
fgurehead for the Bourbon Demo-
Gratis. 1t is urged for him by his
friends that he is man of intelli-
gence and will know too much to be
deceived by political tricksters.
Under the circumstances it is his
intelligence which would throw him
into their power. Having been
brought up as military man and
having for years existed in COM
munity wherein it is considered I'M
conventional to discuss politics, his
whole attention, has been directed to-
to military affairs, and that he is
conversaut with State craft is
more.than, can be expected.
Napoleon with all his military ge-
MUS was compelled TO seek advice
on matters of State policy from
trained statesmen.
Hancock is doubtless patriotic
enough to desire to enhance the well
iare of the nation, and ifhe was moth
i've but an obstinate soldier with good
inlrntions and without sufficient in
tnIiisence to cause him to distrust
his own craftsmanship he might 90
i,,so office and acting bllndiy per-
haps at first, but always with a stub
horn intention@of doing right, man
age to pass through the four years of
| a Presidential term without commit
ting any irreparable blunders.
His experience is sufficient, how
/ ever, 10 ltdCu lllIli 6td6 ne 10 iiOI a
statesman, and his vanity will not
permit him to appear to disadvant-
age if the means are at hand for
avoiding it. He will therefore be
driven for advice TO those in whose
knowledge he has confidence and
naturally TO those who are leaders
and representatives of the party
which elevated HIM to office. IIav-
ing once placed higseli iH,der their
direction he will be drable. to tree
himself from theirs ipftnence, and
if he is elected there will be sc n
an administration marked by re-
affirmation of State sovereignty, and
probably before its close by attempts
upon the public treasury for the pur-
pose of paying rebel war claims.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-07
This time it appears that old

This time it appears that old
man Bender has really been ar
rested 1t is not likely that people
will again allow their imagination
to lead them astray and cause them
to recognize the wrong man after
the rudicrous mistakes made some
wears ago. when Koch, the harm
less old German, was ARE ted and
identified by so many.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-07

--ScHRGDER is not deserving If
any sympathy. He condoned his
wife's ofense for some weeks, and
then, as he says, TO drive the man
from towH, armed himself, and tax
ing her, with him visited his vic.
tins office. Had Leievcr been an
aggressive impudent man it is
probable, remembering the ira s.
action of the receipted bill, that he
could have out-faced him and for
a pecuniary consideration have pur-
chased silence; but Unfortunately.
for him, he became alarmed, and.
according TO Schroder's own tcstinlo.
ny, begged for his life.
1t was his abject attitude which
exasperated the murderer That Is
what Schroeder says--it was nothing
of the kind. Had he attempted Ia
OUTAGE the charge or justify his
conduct there would be II show Of
reason for the extraordinary exas-
peration which overcame him so
suddenly after a lapse of several
weeks, but contrition for a wrong
never yet had the effect of adding
to the anger of tho person injured.
The probabilities are that Schrn-
der would have been glad to shoot
at any time, but did not dare to un-
til he discovered that there. was no
danger of the shot being returned;
then when he saw that Lefever
would not harm him, relying on
mistaken public opinion regarding
such affairs, he gratified his desire
or revenge, and possibly for noto-
.rietY.
Poor Lefever paid TOO dear price
for his indiscretion. ar
Schreder's own testimony shows
that he thought. he had reason to
suspect his wife before. He denies
it; but no decent man married to
decent, well-behaved woman
would fly into "a jealous passion
because he heard back door close
as he came into the front. She
probably played as prominent
part in the seduction as did Lefe-
yer; and Schroeder, from all appear
ances, either knew or suspected her
Of this or other liasons.
Lefever was not Joseph, al
though living in land peopied by
men who when questions of this
kind arise are Josephs in the ex-
preston of their views, whatever
their private life may be, and not
being Joseph, he made the mis-
take of not being ready to defend
himself when taxed with the crime
of which he should bear the least of
the burden. t,'s
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-07
II. NJ. DAGGETT.

Gle has made the best representa-
tive Nevada ever sent,n is the almost
unanimous verdict regarding II. VI.
Daggett. If nominated he will poll
the full party vote; and notwith-
standing that his politics have al
ways been OF the most pronou'ced
type of Republicapism, will receive
the votes. OF u hest of Democratic la
boring men who recognize in him a
man who is true friend to the peo-
pie @ .''-'''.. e.
Having acquitted himself so cred
itably during the first term, when
everything was new, it may reasona-
bly, be expected that next term Ne
vada will have good grounds for
pride ins herrepfeseatativc. 4 y - ~
He was not even from the first a
lay figure to, be moved and turned
by the leaders, but intel lectuhly the
equal of any of them, took hi7 place
Immediately in the front rank us
thinker and worker. ~. H.
The Republican party and State
of Nevada will honor their own indg-
ment when they acknowledge the
faithful services Of an able man by
returning him1to Congress next No
xa,,h ar y. uH8ff i4 "
NchoSi'- --.- .. LaI.r-- -..-,-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-07
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

A TLANTlC CONSOLIDATED MINING
IN Compsny-Location OF principal place of
business, Sau Francisco, California; location
of works, DEVILS Gate District, Lyon County,
Nevada.
Notice.-There rs delinquent on the follow
ing-described stock, on account Of ass ssment
mo. A levied on the 9th day of juno, 1880,
the several amouuts set opposite the names
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-07

NFFICE OF DANEY GOLD AND SILVER
~ Mining Company, San Francisco, March
&. lssO--The Annual Meeting ofthe stockhold-
ers OF the Daney Gold and Silver Mining
Company WIN be held at the Office ofthe Com
panS, No. so Pine street. Room a. San Fran
cisco, California, on Monday. March twenty.
second, 1880, at one O'Clock p. NJ. OF said day
Transfer books will close on Wednesday,
March tenth, 1880. At three O'Clock p. N.
GEO. u. SPINNEY, Secretary
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-07

Tia apporiiomaent Of d leeates from tlIr
various Counties to the said Convention is
liked ~ fol.wo:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-07
OUR SAN FRANCISCO AGENT

Charles W. Crane is the author.
lied agent of the-LYoN COUNTY
TIMES in San Francisco. His office
Is at 31S, Pine and 10 Leidesdorff
street. .......
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-07

o. TIMES must be getting better
In California. Tho shooting of late
has been lively and effective. 1t is
a noteworthy fact that on tho Coast
the prosperity of a coVmunity can
aim st rs easily be ascertained by
the number and -cbarar1er of their
personal encounters as by the rul-
ing price of their local stocks.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-07

-THEREt are twenty letters in
JAMES ABRAHAM GARFIEID.' in
" CmEsTER ABsALoM ARTHUR" and
in "WiNFTELU ScoTr HANCOCK" v,
The next President will be the.
tWentioth.e 10 stlGs sf1s
selaN .E-'afk H} AAH Z
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-07

And in accordance with law, and an order
of the Board of Directors, made ON the 9TH
1av of June. 1880, so many shares of each par
eel of such stock US may be necessai
viii be sold at public auction, at the office OF
the Company, No. 1913 Montgomery street
Room II, SAM rancisco. California, on MON
DAY, the SECOND (2d) day OF ADJUST 'looo,
~ the hour of o'clock F. NJ of said day, 10
nay said delinquent assessment thereon, TO-
rcther with costs of advertising and expenses
of the sale. . r,
DAVID WILDER, Secretary.
Ofhce-32S Montgomery Street, Room Il,
Sun Francisco, California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-07

Is q precaution should never be neg
lected when danger is present, and
thereforera course of the Bitters at
this season is particularly desirable,
especially for the feeble and sickly.
AS n reinedy for biliousness. dyspep-
STA nervousness and bowel complaints,
there is nothing comparable to this
Wholesome restorative.
For safe by all Druggists and Deal
ers generally.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-07

Noble'slniectimr is the best known
remedy for gonnorFhoea, eleet, etc.
NJ. Webster, M. eos South G street
sole agent for Vlrainia, Orders by
stage promptly fulfilled. usa
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-07
A RiTE0US JUICE.

This evening the Republicans, Of
Lyon Couaty will probably instruct
their delegates to vote tor Daggett
for Congress and Beatty for the Su
prcme Bench. Daggett's nominp-
ton is almost a forcgonc conclusion.
as there is scarcely an organized op
position from any quarter, but such
is not the case with Judge Beatty
The voters this evening should re.
member that he has been Il fearless
and impartial Judge, and that his
opponents if not in struments
of the Railroad Companies, are coun-
tenanccd aud supported by them.
The people Of Nevada do not de-
sire an occupant of the Supreme
Bench to be either fer or against cor
porations; nor do they desire to have
II man in that high position who owes
his advancement to the Efforts If
friendly corporations, lest his opn-
ion might he biased by favors for.
merry received. ....
1t is we'll known that Judge Beat
ty has shown himself to be capable
of trying the merits of case with
out regard to the financial standing
of the dispntauts. He has shown
tina: the law aAd the facts are the
grounds upon which he bases his
opinions; and his Judgment rendered
according 10 Those opinions are for
or against corporation or private
indIyidual, accordingly, as the cause
of that corporation or individual is
just or unjust. ,.9 rHe
A Supreme Judge should know no
person; political nor personal friend
ships should he unable to affect his
judgment; and such Judge has w.
II. Beatty proved himself. Under
these circumstances the voters win
act wisely II, Judging his future by
his past, they instruct their delegates
TO vote for Beatty.
- --~~-- q tIt
TIMES must be getting better
In California. Tho shooting of late
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-12-25

he necessary to repair the Belle Al.
lance Levee, the balance IF said
planking to be used for necessary
repairs Of other levees in the LIST
ward.
On motion duly seconded, it was
resolved that II committee of two,
the President and one member be
and he is hereby appointed for the
purpose Of making IL settlement
with Mr. w. II. Aymar of the de
linunent taxes due by him to the
Parish.
The chair appointed Mr.. Pierre
Schrpp of said committee.
On motion duly seconded, it was
resolved that the syndicxand Road
and Leyee Overseers be and they
are hereby allowed the sum of two
dollars pc: day for each and every
day they shall have been actually
employed in causing the repairing
of the Roads and Lrvees of this pa.
risi', provided they shall managerial
snperinttnd sand repairs in person.
The following preamble and reso-
luton was, Oh motion of z. Sc heip
duly seconded. adopted. as follows /:
w lrras 1t is necessary for the
Police Jury Of this Parish to inoui.
re- into the condition of the finances
OF this parish, and Whereas a com.
m't'ee has been appointed for the
purpose OF examining the accounts,
h"oks,and delinquent lists Of Mr.. z.
G. Mire, eN.tax collector of this
Parish, which committee has failed
t" make Il report +;
Therefore. BE it Resolved that
MIR. Il. e. Mirc, ex tax collector, be
required to furnish to this body u
statement of the condition OF his
books, accounts and delinquent
lists of Tax payers of this Parish
at the expiration of his term of
Office.
On motion of p. schepp, duly Sc
c"nded. it was resolved that A.. Lii
vain Bourgeois, Sheriff and Tax
Collector. he and he is hereby re.
qnlred t" furnish to this body at it's
next session the amount of taxes
collected by him up to the date of
the next session.
MIR. Itcle Nicolle IN the chair.
NJ. }. ]. Gaud-t moved to ratify
tn" appointment made 10y the chair
last Saturday, Of Sergeant at arm.
Mr.. +. WagneSpack objected to
the ratification, and the yeas and
nays we're called with the following
result F:
L. NicoIle, J. L. Gaudct and
Pierre Srhrpp, yeas.
+ W%agueSpack and f. Falgoust,
nays.
And the resolutions ratifving
the appointment Of Alfred PlaiSan.
G" as Sergeant at arm, was carried
by a plurality of votes.
On motion daily seconded, the Pc.
ice Jury adjonrn;h to the last
Saturday Of December A. ID. 1880.
~ true Copy.
j. L. GATDET,
e. j. LAlCHE, President.
Secretary.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-12-25

The old Sugar Planter is not
sweet for the new Constitution OF
Louisiana and AIS.
See:
$50 worthless has the new Con
stitution shown itself to be. that
seven Fights Of tue people Of the
State would heartily support any
measure looking t" the calling OF
another, no matter what the cost
might I've, and with perfect inlif
ference as to what the political
complexion of the body might be.
so long as thorough change 70,
the better could be accomplished.
The people want . Constitution
that means somethiug-that has
substance and meaning in it-one
that will give them what they want
and have wanted ever since Radi.
cal power was destroyed in this
State. This is what they expected
when the Nichols government was
lnaugurated, and this is what they
confidently looked for when the
members of the new Convention
first assembled in New Orleans.
How have their expectations been
realized They have been disap
pointed in everything. not the least
of which was the incapucity Of
those they elected to represent
them. This fact is patent to every
man, woman and child in the State.
And when they saw the utter fail.
nre of their great expectations on
that particular point, they further
imagined that many of it's defects
might be amiliorated or changed
by the election of proper General
Assembly, Selections were made
uron that supposition. and how
have the people Jared in conse.
quence
And Uncle Harry adds:
"SoOner OF later this Conven
ton must be held ami the sooner
We get at the work the better. New
Orleans is bankrupt now and the
State will soon he in the SANG con.
ditiOn, If not SO already. Something
Mnst be speedily done or the most
disastrous consequences will be the
result. The only salvation lies in a
State Convention. Such a move
would meet with fierce opposition
from parties holding fat Offices and
others who expect large gains from
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-12-25

BE it known that on this,tlle l.j,l
December \. II. 1850. the Polio,
jury met at the Court house of tn,
PARISH. III extra session.
The following members answered
the call made 10y the Secretary.
vlz:
j. l.. Ganhrt Pres: Pierre Schopp.
I. NlcoiIe, Il. Waguespack and
+. Fa!goust.
Absent !: \. W. Wrbre, j. \.
Btand. and 2. Guiliy Jr.
On motion of +. Waynrspack dn
~ Seconded, the following preamble
anu resolution was adopted
Whereas 1t is rNpedicnt that all
repairs to the public Lcvets of this
Pall>El should be made immediate.
y, aud whereas all cuts and one
nIigs made 10y riparian wnrr or
other persons for roadway or for
the purpose Of rlacin. rice fumes
OF rlplnGS therein, must he closed
and repaired by the owners of land
or persons having made the same,
aud at their OWN rNptts Sc:
BE it therefore resolved that fine
S,nilcs and Road and Levce over.
Seers, be and they are hereby rroui.
red to can>r to be repaired imnue.
alatcly all dangerous Ieve-s in
Their respective wards. according to
section = OF act No IS OF 1850, and
that in case of failure, neglect or re.
1u>al by the persons above named
10 nave same made within fifteen
days alter written notice To that ti
feet served upon hnn or them by
the SyudicS or road ovr,seer of the
ward III which such repairs etc. arc
10 be made and, such synnic or
road overSsper shall! cause them to
be made, the Police jury Shall
then proceed to recover, The
amount from the delinquent or de.
%linlurnts before any Court of com
petent jurisdiction.
Be it further resolved, that in
all cases where it is made the duty
of the Parish to repair the public
%'ereeS, the amount of such repairs,
If made by any individual or inui.
vilualS, shall be reimbursed by
the Parish upon production OF IA
bill for the work certified to by
two property holders of the ward
in which the repairs shall have
been made and by the Syndic or
road overscer and by the member
of the Police jury for said ward.
On motion Of p. Schepp, duly Sc
conded, it WAS resolved, that the
State Engineer be requested by
our President to visit the leveeS of
the LIST and 18th wards as soon as
practicable. That Mr.. Pierre Schcpp
be and he is hereby authorized 70
deliver to Mr.. john S. Wallis sucl,
quantity of the revctment plankiny
i'll front OF the Venus !evee as shall
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-12-25
%fITsEP!llEPsY,
FALLING SICK NESS

Permanently Cured no hunsLug-
By one months usage of DR.. Gou.
lard's Celebrated Intaiilible Fit Poe.
dcrs. To convince sufferers that
these powders will do all we claim
for them we will send them by
mail. post poid, u free Trial boz. AS
DR.. Goulard is the only physician
that has ever made this disease u
special study, and as to our know.
legge thousands have been perma.
ment1y cured by the use Of these
Iowders, we wiN guarantee perm0.
ment cure in every case, or refund
yon all money expended All sufferers
SHOULD give these Powders an ear
~ trial, and be convinced Of their
curative powers.
Price, tor large box, $500, or 4
boxes for $1,000, sent by mail to
any part of the United States or
Canada on receipt of price, or by
xrress, G. 0. ID.
Address,
ASH g. ROBBINS.
$50 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN. N. Y,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-12-25

III juicy DE pu Ll
DE LA PARolssE ST..JACQUES.

onil soft su one, IL 11eme Jour de
drrrmbro, \. d. 1850. IL Jury de
l%'"Iirr de la Paroi>se St Jacques
>'r>t rcnni a la MaiSon de Cour.
Etaient presents NM. J.. l..
Ganle1, pres. TrrId Nicollc, +.
Schrpp ct Felix Fa'goust.
AhSrntS j, \. Brraul, p. chi.
dry .Jr., f. Waguespack ct \. W.
Wtbre.
LIE president a nommc ". Alfred
%lInl>ancc sergcnt d'armes du Jury
tie Police.
lante de quorum, le Jury de Pc.
lice >'cst ajouvn6 an mercieui s,li
want
j. l.. GAUDET,
L. j. LAICHE, Pres.
Secreia,re.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-12-25
PRoCEEDING,
POLICE JURY

Parish of st. James.
BE it known that ON this the
llth day of December A. ID. 1850,
til" Police jury Of this Parish met
ut TIL" Court House.
1hc Secretary called the roll, and
the following members answered to
their names ; viz
). l.. Gau!e1 Pres, Felix Fal.
SouSt, Ttcle Nicollc and Pierre
Schrpp.
Absent j. \. Braud, p. Guiary
u: l"licien Wagueslack and \.
w. Wchre.
The President of the Police jury
appointed Mr.. Alfred piaisance as
sergeant of arm for this body.
There being no quorum. the Pc.
ice jury adjourned till next Wed
ncsday.
j. L. GAUDET,
E. j. LAIC III, President.
Sec'ty.