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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-10
Notice to LienhoIders'.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned has commenced an action In
the District Court Of the Sixth Judicial Dist trict
Of the State Of Nevada, in and for the County Of
Lincoln, in which action the undersigned Is
plsintif and the Newark Silver Mining Company,
the National Gold Bank u Trust Company, John
Chisholm, Andrew Snodgrass, Frank r. Picking,
Lee Rice, James Nesbitt and George Nesbitt,
are defendants, and is brought to- enforce
lien in favor Of plaintiff and against tho de-
PENDANTS upon the following described premises,
situated in the County Of Lincoln, State Of Nc
vads, to wit: Tho property known % the Con-
dor Quartz Mill, situated in Condor Canyon,
about twelve miles from Phoebe. on the line Of
the Nevada Central r. 3. Said lien Is for the
sum Of nine hundred and eighty.swo Ss:1Oo
dollars in gold coin Of the United StateB, and II
claimed under and by virtue Of an Act Of The
Legislature Of the State of NevAdss entitled "An
Act to secure liens to mechanics and others, and
70 repeal all other Acts In relation thereto
approved March I'd, 1875. Now, therefotv, I'll
persons having, holding, or claiming liens upon
said premises under the provisions Of said Act,
are hereby notified to be and appear before said
Court on the 9th day Of January, A. D. 1880, at
10 O'Clock A.. H., the came being . day Of the
regular January Term, A. d. 1850, and then and
there exhibit their said liens and proof thereof.
Friday, November %, 1879,
THonPsoN CAxPBHLL, Attorney for Plaintiff.
JOE WORK done RaAss.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-10
L COAST NOTES.

Good placer disgiags have been struck
near Shuck, "a AraskA.'
Anthracite coal has bsen found within
three miles of Boise City, Idaho.
An interest in the carbon River coal
mines in Washington Territory has been
sold to San Francisco parties.
In Montans Blood Indians report q
fight between Red Crows band of Bloods
and the Northern Sioux. Five Bloods
lost their hair.
A contract has been let at Seattle wv.
t. to construct pack train from the
head of Navigation on the Ska2it River
to the new gold mines.
Fifty-two cargoss were shipped from
Portland, Oregon, during the harvest
year OF 1879, an increase of eighteen over
tho number in 1878
Itis reported that white man named
Jos Beebs was killed by Sioux Indians
about ffty miles below Fort Belknap,
Montana Territory, recently.
John Kennedy of San Jose. who ac-
oording to the Times, processes law and
practices wifs.beating, knocked his wife
down with q stick Of wood ON Christmas
day.
Out OF 10000 budded orange and
lemon trees in the Cooperative Nursery
at Los Angeles, fully $4,000 were frozen
to within few inches of the ground
during the recent cold spell.
Quite an excitement WAS created last
wesk, says the jacksonville Times. by
the reported discovery Of gold in large
quantities ct the big bar of Rogue River,
which has been only partially confirmed.
Ons of the Chinese overseers of the
South Pacific Coast Railroad between
Santa Cruz and FELTON, dscamp ped tho
other day with $1,000 that was given
him to pay tho Chinese laborers under
him.
Shakes and ot-a-chin. head chiefs OF
she Stickesn indiShs, Nre on board the
California en- route from Sitka to Port.
land to visit the Rev. DR.. Lindsley oi
tho Missionary Society. They have
many presents Of interest and value foY
the Doctor.
In boring q we'll for Nj. Ingsrsoll,
near Alviso. Santa Clara county, At a
depth of ATS feet the sugur went through
log of wood fifteen inches through, AND
after boring 525 feet they have q flowing
we'll fifteen inches above the pipe.
Says the Chico Record: Mr.. Hazleton
a resident Of Cottonwood, TshAma ooun
~, came across camp Of Chinamsr
who were cutting lumber and were e1
cited over the discovery, in hollow tree
OF 13 rattlssnakss, varying in size from
one to three feet.
The Laramie (Wy. T.) Times say
Lieutenant McCaulsy OF the Third Cav
airy, with two companies. were nearl!
frozen to death in the mountains, on tn,
continental divide, near Bridssr pass
They had no food or means of making
fire, tho bushes being under the snow
and tho wagon had been showed in an.
left. The thermometer WAS 35 degree
below zero.
Thursday last, says the Portland (Or.
Telegram, the excessive high water
burst Cowan's boom on Smith River
from the effects of which about Sic, 90
worth of logs were lost.
A portion OF tho Moss Landing wharf
IN Monterey county (about 1876 feet) va
carried away during the violent win
storm OF the 10Th and Goth. It will
rebuilt at once. A
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-10

The importance assumed by the elec-
trical science in the present day is shswn
by the increasing number of serial pub
locations devoted to it. The recent ap.
psarAnce in Munich Of monthly journal
Of applied electricity raises to nine the
number Of journals now dealing sxten.
sively with electrical science. Two such
publicatisns exist in this country and
three in England. Boston Journal.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-10

Goods delivered free of charge to any portion
Of the city. Give us o call before purchasing
elsewhere as we are preparing to sell out 1t very
reasonable prices.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-10

Pneumonia is very prevalent in Mason
Valley. Z VTGs l.i = a-A 's-
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-10
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

JOB WORK.
Done at the RECORD Office in the best style
known to the art; and must be paid for on de :.
livery. unless persons having tho wcrk dene
have standing accounts with the ofice Nc de :
Walton from this rule. iss INH sour.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-10
THE RECoRp

delivered in Phoebe and Bullionville at 26
cents per week, payable to the Carriers.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-10

Ali persons having business with this Office are
requested to address the RECORD PUBLIsHrsa
COMPANY. We have no authorized Agents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-06-12
Death of Mr.. Stephen ]. Gilbert.

The death of Mr.. Stephen j. Gilbert oc-
Cured, on Sunday morning last, at his resi-
dence, No. 107 East Front street, Whining
ton, Del. y week ago Saturday, Mr. Gill
bert seemed better, but during last week he
was worse again until last Saturday, when
,Ise sat up for awhile and read a newspaper.
Mr.. Gilbert was born at North East, in this
county, i'll September, 1851, living in that
txicinity and going to school until about nine
years ago, when he went to Wilmington,
taking position in the City Hotel, of which
his uncle, w. l.. Gilbert, was then proprie-
tor. Later, when the latter gentleman took
charge of the Pennsylvania House, at Front
and King streets, Mr. Stephen j. Gilbert
went there in the same position, and re-
manned there until he became so i'll us to be
obliged to stay in the house. His name had
become quite prominent lately as Il Demo
cratic candidate for coroner. He leaves i
wife and three children. His funeral took
place ON Wednesday last at the Brick Meet
ing House.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-06-12
The County Commissioners.

The Board was in session on Tuesday and
Wednesday last. MessrS. Cameron, Reese
and CoulSon,-a full Board, were present
The county bonds of the collectors, to-
gether with their SurctieS, were examined
and approved.
The bonds of the constablcs, including
their SuretieS, We're examined and approved
The following collectors accounts for 1875
were examined and passed: DR.. Il. y. Craw-
ford LIST district, S1l, 0l1 0S: b. ID. Bowen,
:;rd district, Sll ,2SO7 as: w. II. Ewing, 4tl
district, SIT, sat. 6G: f. Lang,lon, 9th district
Ss,i34.62: Alpheus Crothers, Sth district,
$$,j41 OF; \. f. Mearns, 9th district, 81 :
500 l6; Is. Il. Bown, inSolvencies, 3rd dis
trict, S2i.1l.
Oorders for merchandise, amounting to
$50, We're issued to eleven applicants.
Ordered, that William +. Miller place
some needed repairs on the bridge over the
Little Elk creek, near the Rock Church, in
accordance with plan submitted by him to
the Board
The following accounts were examined
and passed: c. NJ. Rowe, hauling gravel,
Sl2.JO: y. f. johnson, hauling gravel, s.:
benjamin Miller, Inspector, SIP: H. T..
Paxson, pauper to aims house, $50; Vim.
Benjamin, Inspector, Sl034; w. l.. MearnS,
hauling gravel, S2i: David Owens, pauper
TO aims house, 10; NJ. NJ. Naud.iu In
Spector, S:i5.S0; j. j. Reynolds, Inspector,
$40 40
Ordered, That Vim. NJ. Sinserly be al
lowed I" change the location of the road
bed i'll front of the Providence Paper Mili,
50 rs to permit the erection of scales on the
old bed, provided that the new location OF
the public road be Us favorable for public
use as the one vacated, and provided, fur
Their that il he dome without exD,nSp tn the
county.
Ordered, That VIM. NJ. Sngerly be au-
thorized to lower the grade of the public
road in front of +. Gallahers residence and
fill with the earth thus obtained the hollow
between said Gallaher's residence and the
public road, said work to lie done without
EXPENSE to the county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-06-12
Killed by the Cars.

On Thursday morning, Il distressing ac-
cident occurred at Iron Hill summit, not far
from the State line, on the Phila, Viii &
Bait, Railroad, which resulted in the instant
death of Thomas Kanelly, i track hand in
the employ of the Railroad Co. The deceas-
ed come to this country from Ireland, about
three weeks since, and had worked in the
Iron ore pits on Iron Hill for q week or so;
but through the instrumentality of Il broth
er-in-law, who was i'll the employ of the
Railroad Co., obtained employment in the
same gang, and had only gone to work OH
the track for the first time that morning
The deceased had left the track, as did the
others, when they saw The south bound
morning train approaching, but he unfortu-
natcly returned to remove his pick and
shovel, when he WAS struck by the locomo-
tive and hurled many yards with such ter
rible force as to PROSTATE and render his
brother-in-law, whom he struck, insensible
for some minutes. His remains were taken
to Newark, where an inquest was held upon
them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-06-12
The Homewood Driving Park.

This trotting course at Newark, Del, is
fast gaining celebrity. Quite a number of
our sporting men visited it last Saturday
afternoon, and, rs will be seen from the an
nexed score, were very succeSsful
Colts.-Best two in three to harness.
II. L. Dayett, Glasgow, Z IN Beulah.i > )
A. Maxwell, Middletown, b & Mary
lnu lay ....--.........l :
G. r. f. Lewis, Newark, CHI IN Mary
S. Il. Foard, Elkton, ell g Pinatorc. - l l
$50 Class.-Best three in five to harness.
w. II. Armstrong, of Fair Hill, BIG
David Coppertield. ...............l l
E. L. Nandegritt, Newark, Arabs > >
S. b. Board, Elkton, b g OSceola.. - :; >
90 Class.-Best three in five to harness.
A. Maxwell, Mildletown,
blk III Allis. ..........J , > l | >
Henry G. Hess, Fair Hill,
b G Reckless. l l > |
J. ii. Dickinson, Whining
ton, b III Annie N.......1 , > ; 3
Nv. 7. Singles, Newark, ch
& General.. .............3 j o 0 0
c. II. +. Lewis, Newark, CHI
Blind Toll. 5 ) .
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-06-12
Home Again.

\ majority of the Maryland delegation to
the Chicago Republican Convention return
ed to this city last night, arriving at Cam
den Station on special train over the BAL
timore 4 Ohio railroad at s o'clock. Some
of them living out of the city departed for
their homes, but Hon. Jacob Tome, Of Port
Deposit, concluded to remain over until to-
day, and registered at the Carrollton. Hon.
j. A. j. Creswell stopped at Washington.
Mr.. James A. Gary left Chicago on Tuesday
night, before the nomination of the candi-
date for Nice-President and arrived at his
home on Wednesday night. The delegates
generally expressed themselves satisfied
with the nomination for President, and con-
siderel it was the strongest that could have
been made under the circumstances.
Baltimore SIM Of Friddy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-06-12
The Cecil Agricultural Society.

The meeting of the farmers and others
interested in the Cecil agricultural eNhibi-
ton, to be held in E.lkton next fall, met in
the Hall on Wednesday last, and was organ
lied by calling w. j. Jones, Esq, to the
chair, and appointing +. Il. Scott secretary.
The committee appointed to solicit Il guar
antee subscription for the purpose of car
rying the wishes of the community into
effect. reported that they had raised seven
hundred dollars, with Il good prospect Of
increasing the amount to Il thousand dol
lars. After a considerable amount of in
formal discussion, on motion it was ordered
that Il committee of five he appointed by
the chairman to take the necessary steps to
incorporate the association. The following
gentlemen We're named us the committee
Dr. &. NJ. Ellis, Adam Il. Magraw, George
Ricketts,, Hyland Marcus, and ThoS. Dren-
men.
On motion, it was ordered that the Society
be Il stock company, the stock to consist of
Il thousand shares of ten dollars each, and
that the profits should not be allowed to en-
coed six per cent.
On motion, it was ordered that a commit
tee of three be appointed by the chair to
name twelve persons rs directors of the
Society, from whom the incorporators, to
he not less than five, are to be chosen. The
chairman appointed Vim. +. Warburton,
Esq, DIR. j. II. lamar, and Clinton Mccall
Tough, Esq, the committee, who reported
as follows: \. w. Mitchell, George Rick
ettS, Townsend Pool, ThoS. Drennen, w. j.
Jones, Adam Il. Magraw, Oliver p. Glenn
son, II. ID. Miller, William Falls, William
McCrery, DR.. c. NJ. Ellis, and II. II. Brady.
On motion, it WAS ordered that certificates
Of stock be issued to those who have hereto
fore subscribed to the original guarantee
fund.
On motion, it was decided to he the sense
Of the meeting, that if a sufficient amount
Of stock can be obtained, that trials of speed
shall he one of the features of the eNhibi-
ton.
On motion, it was ordered that the names
of w. j. Jones and Clinton Mccullough be
added to the committee on incorporation.
At,
The committee have already prepared the
charter and will have it executed and re-
corded this week. In preparing the charter
the committee deemed it ineNpedient to
place any limitation in the dividends that
the directors shall divide among tho stock
holders. Tho directors appointed, as above
named, are requested, without further no.
tice, to meet ut Odd Fellows Hall, on Tues
nay next, 10Th instant, at . o'clock p. NJ, to
perfect the organization by the election of
president, secretary and treasurer, and the
adoption of bylaws. Books of subscription
TO the stock will then be opened. Parties
having property contiguous to the town,
suitable for fair purposes, are requested to
submit proposals ut the same meeting
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-06-12
Elkton Academy Exhibition.

The exhibition to be given by the pupils
of this institution, which will take place i'll
odd Fellows Hail. Oh Thursday evening,
June 18th, will consist of defamation, dia-
logues, essays, etc, interspersed with vocal
and Instrumental music. No labor or pains
have been spared by the principal and his
assistant to make the exhibition pleasant
and enjoyable. The proceeds will be ap-
piled to the purchase of an organ for the USE
Of the young ladies' department. Tickets,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-06-12

W
In the Circuit Court FOR Cecil county In Equity.
No. los.
TilE object Of this suit * h. procure Il
4 decree for sale OF "",.s,s.. n.tlt9aecd premises
IN Cecil county Mi,taa More on the eighteenth day
OF Mar,.s,, =. tho year eighteen hundred and SOW
emily >"G inortgaged by Martha !. Lee Napoleon
Is. Lee. Sarah J. Brown and George brown to the
firm OF Davis y Pugh. Of which! The complainant
is the surviving partner
The Bill states ti,i4s VI, or about the eighteenth
day ei Mar;1. I'll the year eighteen hundred and
-, i,,y Two, the said Martha j. Lee and Napoleon
y Lee. her husband, Sarah J. Brown and George
Brown. her husband. conveyed C,staiu zeal estate
which is particularly described il lie Bill and its
accompanying eNtiri nntS the said firm OF Davis
Pugh. hr WAY u SnQrtga@c to secure the pay
m"nt VI ,Hf, sum Of one hundred and six dollars
"it4 FItFre=t from the first day uf January. IN the
year eighteen huGlsc,. and seycnty-two, which
was then duu hnd owing from the said Sarah J.
Erawa nn, George Brown. Martha J. Lee and
Napoleon i. Lee to the said firm u Davis \ 3ssgh
ON OF before the first day OF June * 7he year
eighteen hundred and seventy t,;..,.
That Joseph B. Pu0h. M .ftl the complain
ant composed IN. y,lin ii Davis 4 i'u"h. has de-
parted tit no ioa<tn9 the complainant the S.c
.I,sl AZ l.aitner oi said firm.
That the said Sarah J. Brown ar., George
Brown. her husband. have beth ,tppnTteI his life.
leaving ScN cral children ;,vIr heirs law whose
names and places a! irsi,tcnee aGc unknown 10 ihc
II /, thtfeapon adiud@cl and o.,tel,,l. tai. 2rA
Jay Of Tune, 1850 that thu vrp W icy causing
NCopN ii THIS Ordrr ~ 40 Inserted in some news
TsHrrpuhliSlrN! ~ cecil county. once week Tor
~" '.;sGtE boiarc the seventh day OF July next.
awe motto" 10 the said unknown heirs OF tn" object
and sa!Stna":. "i this Bill, and warn them 10
appear liz this Court. III person or by solicitor, Oh
or before the seventh day of October next. to
answer the premises and show valtSc, if any
they have, why Il dercree an4ht not T. pass as
prayed. fEEYERICk STU MP,
Judge Of the pirsuit Court for Cecil county.
June S-lm Clerk,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-06-12
THE CECIL WHIG, ELKTON, SATURDAY, JUNE r. 1880

Williams on the duties OF the sabbath school
teacher. The school then sang We are
Drifting Away" and +. A. Ellis, Esq,
made Il short address, asking for Il collec
ton, which was taken up, and amounted
to 5000, which will be given to the Educa-
tional Society of the Wilmington Confer
ence. After singing by the school, the Rev
Mr.. Hunter made 4 short and appropriate
address to the children of the school, which
WAS followed by singing and the benc,lic
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-06-12
sSsC0UNVY+ NEWS:
PORT DEPOSIT ITEMS.
POLITICAL.

IpillltAl.
Although, at this writing, porten:ous
sky ovcrsladows the material universe
and heavy clouds threaten rain, the po-
litical sky has cleared off and Republi-
cans are rejoicing over the nominees of
the late convention. Harmony rules
throug hout the camp. and there is 4 fixed
determination to win in the coming cam
paign. 1t is now our Democratic breth-
rcn's turn, and when they shall have
placed their nominees in the field, the
ball will open.
BUSINESS.
The routine of ordinary business life
still goes steadily on. All our stone
qnarries are in full operation. Our foun-
dry, however, only runs about three days
in the week now. The tri-weekly boat
from Baltimore carries away on each
trip Il heavy load of various products.
Mcssrs. a. III. Reynolds X Bro. are fast
pushing to completion the new planning
mill of the entcrprisinY firm of Rowland
u Way. who expect to open, by means
of their new mill, Il trade in Georgia and
North Carolina pine, which will be very
remuncrative to them. We predict they
will find their mill too small for their
business
PORT DEPOSIT ADVANCING.
Mr Robert y. Ewin" has succeeded in
putting his new street sprinkler i'll opera
ton, and having advanced so far i'll city
orders as to have fire company and Il
street sprinkler. the next will be 4 uni
formed police, to restrain our puGnaciouS
colored brethren and others who need to
be regulated occasionally.
FOUNTAIN DALE PARK.
This park, under the management of
of Mr.. Joseph II. Miller was opened On
Tuesday night last with Il grand hop.
There was an excursion there on Wednes-
day And Il fishing club from Lancaster
Pa, paid us visit on the same day, and
after partaking Of good dinner at the
Railroad House of Mr.. William A. HILL
took trip down the river and back on
the little BfntgHn, and left on the four
o clock train, much pleased with their
visit
THE ARMY WORM.
Some of our farmers in this immediate
ncighborhOod whose corn has been very
much damaged by the cut worms have
been apprehcnsive of the incursion of the
army worm, but as vet there are none
above Perryvillc, and it is to be hoped
there will not be any. y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-06-12
lin Andrews Heard From.

The following account, which we clip from
the Annapolis Republican, undoubtedly re-
fcrS to Jim Andrews. who was tried here in
1871 for attempting to commit an outrage
upon Il lady in the southern part of the
county. He only escaped the penitentiary
because he was proved to he insane, and
until last spring was confined IN the Elllton
, jait He was recently taken to the Mary
land Hospital but, as will he seen, has man
aged to escape from that institution.
A white man, supposed to be a tramp,
was arrested on Tuesday morning last, and
taken before Justice Gassaway, charged
with insulting 4 little daughter of Mr. rel"g
Gibbs, residing on Horn Point Thu. little
girl was proceeding On her way to school,
when she was met by the man ON Horn
Point bridge, who followed her some dis
tance, and, it is alleged, addressed her in au
insulting manner. The attention Of MassrS
| Parish and Stewart, vino happened 10 DE IN
u boat al the tm., n'af the bridge, was at
tracted to the mans action, and they start
ed in pursuit of him, when he Immediately
endeavored to make his escape When over
| taken by the men, he made a desperate re-
| sistance, and it WAS not until the tel low WAS
knocked dawn aud severely i.a,dls.,i, ;Eat
most cmphatically before the magistrate,
and when asked his name refused to give
/ it lie said he ran away from the Maryland
| Hospital, where he had been confined for
| insanity, but that he was not insane: he
| had come ON here TO see the Governor, and
! thought it very hard that he should he treat.
! Cd in this hammer. The i,lugiS rate after
| hearing the evidence IN the ease committed
! him to Jail for further Investigation of the
| matter. The following novel letter wa,
/ written by him on Wednesday, ili Jail, and
| directed to TIE Governor;
| ANNAPOLIS JAN, June 2nd 1880.
! 10 tie GoctrHoT Of .H"IHiGnd:
| Having been committed 10 this place yes
hteriay aud tits involvement fol- Inc TO come
sfe YOU'VE you will oLliJo lie very muci.
/ il yo,i would clnic + 10 ii,.. ana ohl!ga
!q9rs with respect. iHas in Tie Cecil coin
/ ~ Jail Tor over nine years, on the ground of
{ insanity. From there was sent to the
/ Maryland Hospital. | came over ON Mon
day to you, hut you was absent. | am
allowed two commands i'll tie array aid !;
/ Yant one OF theta, and that is vi.at want
! to see "cu for '. i'll respect.
! IT, So JAHLEs a SDEEMS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-06-12
The CECIL WING
~zss9 ksag
~RslEV's>@ ~
FOR THE CAMPAIGN p!

= The present political campaign will
doubtless be one of the most impor
X tant, as we'll us earnestly contested
ones in which the country has ever
= engaged.
= THE WHIG will present its readers
with the issues of the campaign,
calmly, frankly and dispassionately
stated, and will from week to week
furnish an accurate record of the
news of the canvass as it progresses.
THE CAMPAIGN WING should be read
by every voter in the county, and i'll
order that it may be placed within
the reach Of all, it will be mailed
postage prepaid, from this time until
y the 18th of November, a period of
Five months. for the reasonable price
= of FIFTY CENTS.
= ~ We ask the cooperation Of !
= every Republican voter in the county
in our endeavor to place the CAM :
PAIGN WING in every mans hands
in Cecil, and to aid us i'll disseminat-
ing the truth among the people.
eB Make up clubs, and forward :
the names at once, accompanied by
the cash-the price for the campaign
being strictly in advance.