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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-19
Miscellaneous.

AURORA, ILL.,. March IS e srly yes.
tsrday morning Mrs. W. Baldwin was
found dead in bed with her jugular vein
severed. and beside her lay her unoon.
scious husband with several gsshss In
the throat, arms and abdomen. His
wounds are not serious. Baldwin came
from Vermont, and they were married
three weeks ago. Cause unknown.
CHICAGO. March 1s.-Ths Times says:
"Gsnsrally the Senate is without any
Nevada representative. 1t was astound.
cd the other day at the appearance there
Of Mr.. Sharon, who looked In casually,
Jones, his colleague, not being In attsn.
dance. But Jones now appears after an
absence OF some months, and Sharon
hurriss away a. II the presence Of two
Nevada representatives simultaneously
would bs unconstitutional.
NEW YoRx, March 18.-Ths enter.
tainments yesterday at all the thsaters
and gardens, IL In number, for the
benefit OF the Irish Fund. were slimly
attended, realizing o total not exceeding
S5,000.. At Wallaek's 5000 80 cent and
81 benefit tickets were printed and only
two Of the whole number sold.
In the income tax cases against Til.
den. the President and Cashier Of the
Third National Bank and other capital.
lists, together with Tildsn himself. have
been summoned to produce the books
showing the transactions from 1861 to
1873 touching his ~pecuniary affairs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-19
Cot. Imperial workings.

Tho pitch Of the Alpha-Imperial joint
winzs from the 1900 level is such that
the Wine runs about l79 feet on the
slope to make 100 feet psrpendicularly.
The $500 level is 2lO feet below the 1900
level. This would make the length OF
the winze $3.50 feet on the slope to
reach the $500 level. That level will be
reached some time next week. The
DRIFT north ON the $500 level from the
bottom OF the south Wine 10 being
pushed for connection with this winze,
and when connection Is made will con-
stitute Q th~oroughfare for crosscuts to
explore the vein. A new formation oil
great promise was encountered at the
head OF this south winze. and this. to.
gsthsr with the well.known indications
in the vein itself. which II about GOO
feet wide on the 1900 level. and shows
sign Of concentrating, give encouraging
prospects for the $500 level. especially
near the eastern edge Of the vein. where
low grade ore was found on the 2i00
level, and better rock still on the 260O
level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-19
Alfred Brady, who was brough. back

Alfred Brady, who was brought back
from winnemucca on the charge Of en-.
bezzling sons jswslry belonging to Mrs.
Cohn, the pawnbroker. but against whom
the Gland Jury failed to find IN indict.
ment, has commenced suit in the court
Of Justice Knox against Mrs. Cohn for
$500 damages; also, has brought suit to
rsplsvin the jswelry.
Artist Mcclellan has nearly finished
his portrait Of the late Prof. Ewing.
formerly Principal Of the Fourth Ward
school. It has been made from q pho.
toRraph and il q good strong likeness OF
the original. It 10 to be hung in the
High School room when completed and
framed.
DR.. Mckenzie, the temperance advo.
cate, will hold . meeting at Pipsr's
Opera House next Sunday afternoon, on
which occasion Captain Jack Crawford
will assist in the exercises BY rscitng
his famous "Mothsr's Prayer" q strong
temperance poem
At ST.. Paul's Church, Virginia, to.
morrow morning, the Bsv. George n.
Eastman will DO advanced to the priest.
hood by Bishop Whitaker. The services
will begin at II o'clock. All are cor.
daily invited.
John T. Rogers, superintendent OF
the Lake Tahoe Marrow Gauge Bail.
road, 10 now lying dangerously III In
Virginia OF inAsmu,story rheumatism.
A small gold bracelet with q name On.
sr.ysd on the clasp. was picked up on
shs ,trsss In Gold Hill, and the owner
can and Il ct the News ONCE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-19
Piper's opera House.

Captain Jack and company made their
frat appearance for the present season
at Piper's Opera House last evening in
Life on the Border" Captain Jack is
no stranger to Comstookers. and was
greeted last evening with . large mum.
Der Of auditors. Especially were tho
gallery gods ont in force, and they were
moro than usually demonstrativs Of up.
probation. The play Is not new. but
there il that In it which creates en-.
ihusiasm at its every presentation. Cap
tain Jack reads much better than Buffalo
Bill. In Life on the Border" he Is not
acting. he lives owe again in the pres
encs OF the audience scenes which have
had parallels or been realities in his life
history. He 10 therefore Captain Jack,
and Of course perfectly natural-is, in
fact. himself. The play abounds in sem
stations, in striking and telling points, and
each act ends with q striking tabkdu riudnt.
Most OF the characters In the play are
we'll cast. Especially il Russell Bas-
sets Old Slote . success. An old across.
the-plains man last night said the fellow
had been there or he could not have
given 30 perfect q representation OF 30
we'll. known Q character. King Hedley
took the exaggerated character OF Jede-
diah Brosdbrim, the Washington Peace
Commissioner. with Q measure OF
success which never failed to make
faces long the other way. There
are so many ~comicalitiss belonging to
the character that one after q little loses
all desire for consistsncies. and begins
to enjoy its da~rn.iool.isms. There are
many other eIosllsnciss in the presenta.
ton Of the play worthy OF mention, and
II acts like q drink OF border whisky af-
ter . long fast and q wearisome tramp.
1t is not a glass Of champagne nor .
cup Of milk; but its spirit exhilarates
and the enthusiasm Of the
audience is refreshing. The play will bs
repeated tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-19
The Colsred Exodus.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-The Exodus
Committee examined R. B. Avery. from
Mississippi, editor Of the Ssacoast Rspub.
lican, who said there wa a general feel.
ing OF insecurity among the negroes.
especially on the part of oolored women.
who feared immoral opportunities from
the whites. he said there would DO q
Wholesale and depopulating exodus II
they could by any means get away. he
said the Republicans advised them to
stay. a. they thought their condition
would gradually improve, and that II
the prosecutions continued. and the
prosecutors had immunity, that the
State lines would be so abrogated that
the government could take criminals to
Maine or California, II necessary to Sc
cure conviction. He said II the negroes,
where they largely outnumbsrsd the
whites, attempted to retaliate for any
outrages, that the whites from the I'D.
joining nsiehborhoods would hasten TO
punish them. In Southern Georgia the
negroes were In . worse condition than
when slaves. he was . Democrat before
and after the war, and opposed negro
suffrage. but only from an educational
standpoint, and would apply the same
to the whites.
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sAS F~lAScIsco. March 1913 p. H.
Dsehtsl. 2 sio; Ovsrman. 2 70. 2 65. 2 S.
Bullion. 4 IS. 4 80; ophir. isk. lsh'
49,; Savage, 6; Bslcher. 81; Chollar,
6x; Eureka Con-. 10; Sierra Nevada,
aik. 2ih; Bslvidere, 8 80. 8 20. 81; Cal
'~forpis. 3 IS. . 20. . 40; Union Con-. ssa
~. ask, 80; Wales. 3 co; Potosi. ~,
20; Mt. Disblo. "A; North BONANZA. Soc
q. Virginia. ~; Crsvn Point. Q IS,
!; Julia. l IS. I 40; Northern Belle. 10
Id L Curry. 81; Grown Point. 5 80
Llic. los. 2; Hale 4 Norcross. 6h
sr. ~, 2 20. 2 90. . IS; Grand Prize,
Bes, L Belchsr. i0s. iok, ioS
onia. 1 IS; Day. Toe. 75c: yellow
I, S..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-19

The Board Of County Commissioners
held n adjourned meeting at the Court
house at 7:3O last evening. Chairman
Hazsltins presiding. Present. Commits
sioners Fraser. Gallagher and Canavan.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved.
The Chairman said the meeting had
been called principally to receive
and act on the bond Of Joseph Taylor
for the performance of the contract let
to him on the 18th instant for the lining
OF the Jail with iron. The District At
torney read over q contract which he
had prepared in accordance with the
plans and specifications and the bid
submitted by Mr.. Taylor and for the
sum OF $500. and the same was exc
cuted. Work il to be commenced April
LIST and completed in As days from the
date OF the contract. 1t was especially
provided in the contract that noisy work. Ii
to be suspended u day in each week II
II is necessary to hold court. II it il
necessary to hold court more than one
day. or IL the county interisres with the
work moro than one day in the week, the
delay thus caused over the one day in the
week shall be allowed the contractor after
the expiration OF the period provided for
in the contrast. The chairman was au.
thorixsd to sign the contract on behalf
Of the county and to sfix the county
seal.
The bond Of Mr.. Taylor for the faith.
full performance OF the contract was In
the sum OF $4,000. and his suretiss were
George Emmett and l.. b. Folsom, who
justified sevsrally in the sum Of $4,000.
The bond was thersupon approved by
the Board and ordered filed.
Commissioner Gallagher moved that
the chairman be appointed q committee
| Of one to have tracings OF the plans and
copies OF specifications prepared for the
use OF the contractor. Carried.
District Attorney Harris stated that a
transcript OF the Judgment OF z. S. FL
bridge against the county was on file IN
the Clerks office and the law made 1t
obligatory on the Board to allow it ~ q
bill. The Clerk said the judgment was
for Sli, and costs which amounted to
S64 90 more-totsl. S7S 50-exclusivs
| Of the county's costs. On motion the
amount was allowed and the Clerk
authorized to certify the amount to the
Auditor.
Il was suggested that the similar
claim OF L. b. Hastings be settled. The
District Attorney stated that action on
that required q full Board and that all
must vote in favor Of allowing the bill.
II having been vetoed BY the Auditor.
Action deferred till next meeting.
The Chairman stated that the law
required the Board to mako the tax levy
for the year 1880 on or before the first
Monday. i. Q. the 9Th do. Of April.
The Chairman was requested to get
all information from the Auditor and
Assessor and other officials by next
meeting.
Adjourned to meet Saturday evening.
March "a, at 7:30 p. N.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-19
The Chinese Mission.

WASHINGTON, March lS.-Furthsr In.
quiry relative to the Chinese mission
discloses the fact that the nomination Of
Stewards successor will probably DO
transmitted to the Senate much earlier
than anticipated. 1t is reported on high
authority that for this position the
President has determined on Professor
James B. Angel. President Of Michigan
University, and his name may possibly
be sent in this week. Prom the same
source II 10 learned that the President
will soon nominate two Commissioners
10 proceed to China to negotiate o new
treaty. One OF these Commissioners
will DO from the Pacific coast and the
other from the East. The latter will
probably be q Democrat,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-19
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
The Christianey Scandal.


WASHINGTON, March 19.-Mrs. Chris
tiancy is very indignant at the newsps-
Der publications. and ressnts the intima-
ton that she has been unfaithful to her
husband. She admits their separation
Il anal, but insists that II Is her choice,
and not because Of her treatment from
his family, which has been such that
living with them is intolerable, and she
gave her husband the choice OF sspara.
ting from her or from them.
The Star publishes the following
statement with reference to its yestsr.
DAYS report, that divorce proceedings
are about to be instituted BY Minister
Christiancy against his young wife /:
Mrs. Ch~ristiancy says she was compelled
TO leave Peru on account OF the extreme
cruelty Of her husband. BE even went
90 far as to threaten her life. She
avowsd to him her purpose to procure .
divorce upon her return to the United
States, aud to make known to the world
his cruelty to her as we'll as the true in.
wardness OF his recent bargain with the
late Senator Chandler, whereby the lat.
ter secured his resignation a. Senator In
order that he (Chsndlsr) might be elect.
cd to all the vacancy. Mrs. Christiancy
rays that the charges now made against
her are ~instisatsd by Mr.. Christisncy's
friends in order to weaken her statement
OF the true condition Of the relations DO.
tween them. When both sides OF the
question are heard. Mrs. Christiancy
will not be found the guilty one. She
some time ago took the preliminary
steps toward procuring q divorce. and 1t
was on learning Of this that Mr.. Chris.
tiancy's friends started the stories about
his wife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-19
Musical.

Eyes. Professor. responded old Blif'
kins Of Lower Gold Hill. in 9 discussion
.bout music, "I'm soma on the fiddle
and can rake blazss out Of the banjo. l
jest 60 my pile on music" -
81 see" said the Professor. "and how
do Won like organ harmony
"Hos and hominy3 Well now. Pro-
fsssor. there's where you hit Q big re-
spopsiye chord inside Of me. / wal Jest
raised on ii. Good cid corn.fsd bacon
with regular lys hominy. Is the boss 100.
der in old Missouri. and can't 90 osat N
any country. Hog and hominy IL my
strongest suit yet, you bet"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-19
Express and Mail.

WASHINGTON, March 10. - All the
Pacific Coast Senators, Representatives
and Delegates in Congress yesterday
united in o letter to Postmaster General
Key, in which they say; Learning
that the commission to which you 70.
fsrred the question Of lettsr.earryins BY
Wells, Fargo l. Co.'s Express have re.
ported adversely to q continuance OF
such service. We beg leave, respectfully
aud earnestly. to protest against any
action by your department. prohibitive
Of such carrying Of letters in government
stamped envelopes. a. being against the
public interest and . serious blow to the
business facilities Of our people.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-19
Not For Sammy.

WARRINGTON, March ia member
OF the Virginia Legislature, and one OIL
the leading Democrats Of that State,
talking Of the Presidential canvass. said;
There IL not . Democrat In either
House OF the Legislature, either Of the
Dsbtpayer or Rssdjuster wings Of the
party. for Tildsn. All OF them are
against him. Every member Of the
State Central Committee 10 against him.
The members OF the National Commit.
tee are against him. There Is not .
Democratic paper in the State for him
and he cannot carry Virginia II hs ID
nominated"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-19
Bodie ~Linseasous.

Hank Blanchard has found q big ledge
OF limestone within about eight miles oil
Bodis and 10 preparing to make 1t avail.
able and profitable. He sent samples Of
il TO Ed. Swift Of Gold Hill. who had 1t
tested by Chris. James, assayer. The
result Was shown Us yesterday. IL
makes excellent lime. white and clear
and good as the best. Hank has had
extensive experience in the limo-produc'
ing business and considers this Q better
layout in that line than he had in
Eidorado Canyon. 1t is q better quality
Of rock, makes better lime. and In the
construction Of Are proof buildings at
Bodie during the coming season he
ought to make q big fortune supplying
the requisite lime.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-19
D,.,ries Cour,-Ri.isE. Judge.

Tho following business was trans
acted in the District Court this morning;
julius Baum ct al. vs.. Moses Meyer
ct L.-Hearing Of motion to dissolve
Injunction continued till Monday.
James Cummings vs.. John Z. Wslch
Dismissed on motion Of plaintiff.
John E wslch W. His Creditors
Hearing OF notice to creditors set for the
2ith instant.
Gallatin K Folsom Va. John Z. Welch
- Dismissed on motion OF plaintit.
Court gave notice that calendar would
be reset on the 9th instant.
venire tor trial jurors ordered to issue
returnable on the 2ith instant.
Adjourned till 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-19

The south lateral drift on the 1906
level Of the Silver Hill will have to b
u about 100 feet south before sncoun'
tsring the vein Of quartz which 1t i.
designed to prospect. IL was started
two weeks ago.
E1.oficsr Smith. formerly Of Virgins,
but Who has Of late been in Eureka. ID
back. He reports times dull in Eureka
and thinks the Comstock much the live
isr camp Of the two.
Fred. Elliott. late Of the Bodis Nsrs,
reached the Comstock yesterday. and
leaves tonight for Nsv York. whittier be
goes 70 take editorial charge Of the Mn
ing Exchange.
The annual ball and concert Of the
Washington Guard will take place Thurs.
day, April 8. Ii 10 intended to introduce
many novelties on the occasion.
In the United States Circuit Court
Yesterday afternoon. the jurors we're
excused until April 9Th. and not the 10Th
~ has been announced.
Nellie Kinney has applied for .
divorce from Nathan Kinney on the
grounds OF failure to provide.
The Iowa Mining Company have levied
an assessment OF seven cents. delinquent
April 10.
John P. Kelley. Superintendent Of the
Savage. has retained from San Fran.
cisco.
There will BE- . Temperance meeting
\.onisht at National Guard Hall. Viz.
IGinia.
Senator Sharon has passed Omaha
snd,i 10 sxpsetsd here tomorrow.
synking in The Savage incline was re-
sumsd last sisht.
The Grand Jury INST 1t 10 o'clock this
Pornins.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-19
Incorporated.

The Candelsris Mining Company has
filed articles Of incorporation below to
conduct q mining business in the Column
bia District, with ]. b. Russell, VIM. E.
Norwood. s. Iglauer, Oscar r. Jones
and Cornelius Reilly. Trustees for the
first five years. The capital stock Is sci
at $40, 600. 900. divided into 100. DOC
shares. The stated subscribers are a.
follows: j. B. Russell. WIN. E.. Nor.
wood. s. Iglsusr and Oscar Jones,
$685. 600 each; ]. II. Jones and E. L.
Eyre. Sl,225, 900 each; ]. W. Coleman,
N. Hermann and Cornelius Reilly,
3 ,450, 900 each.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-19

CINCINNATI, March Is. - Cincinnati
hotel keepers are charging such sxorbi.
tant prices for entertainment during
Democratic Convention week that they
have been warned by the local Committee
OF Arrangements that there 10 yet plenty
OF time to take the convention elsewhere.
DETROIT. March 18.-Ths State Green.
back Convention met at Jackson, Michi.
gan, yesterday. The attendance OF both
Delegates and spectators was small.
FoRr WAYNE, Ind, March ia
youth here has been arrested on two
charges OF bastardy, preferred BY Q wild.
ow and her daughter, who run Q brick
yard.
CHICAGO, March 17.-James Stephens,
the famous Head Center Of the Fsnian
brotherhood, IL In this city. Ho was
heartily received by the Hibsrnis Rifles
last night. He is at work in behalf Of
the Irish now.
BosroS, March II. AT 2:45 this
morning the referee in the collar and
elbow wrestling match between John
McMshon and d. N. Dufur declared Il
o draw, neither gaining . fair fall. The
men wished to continue, but the lease Of
the hall expiring. they were obliged 10
retire. It Ia understood the, contest.
ants divided the reoeipts-nearly 81 5000.
DALLAS. Texas, March IA party
OF drunken cowboys hold Seymour, the
county seat Of Bsylsr county. Twelve
invaded the Courtroom with war
whoopsu and rescued Q prisoner on trial.
A Constable who followed was shot at
three times like q dog. An editor and
the County Attorney were driven away.
The State troops are expected. the Gov.
ernor having besn appealed to.
PONTIAC, ILL.,, March 18.-Johanuss
de Boer was hanged here yesterday.
His crime was the peculiarly atrocious
murder Of Miss Ella Martin, . girl Of
II years. whom he FIRST attempted to
outrage as she was going homo from
church. and failing In that kicked and
beat her 20 severely that she died the
next day. The body OF Dc Bosr hung
II minutes, when life wal pronounced
extinct.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 17.-Mrs. Cole.
man Pope, . distinguished actress. died
here yesterday. She was . native Of
England. Her frat visit to America was
in ls46. She supported Macrssdy at
Aston Place, New York, and involuntar.
lily took part in the riots. She retired
on the suicide Of her husband during
the war.
81. Lours. March 17.-All the me.
ohanics working In the Missouri Pacific
railroad machine shops, embracing boiler
makers, blacksmiths, osrpentsrs. paint
srs. etc., struck yesterday for 10 per
cent. advance Of wages.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-19
Overman Stock.

The capital stock Of the overmsn
Mining Company t3s. 400 sharss) having
been assessed to almost its full par
value, the Board Of Trustees has In.
creased the capital stock to ll5. 200
shares, or ct the rate OF three for one, In
accordance with . decision Of the stock.
holders, made two years ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-19
More Mollie Magnetism.

CHICAGO. March ls.-For some weeks
there has been trouble among coal min
srs at Rapids City (Ill.) on account Of
some strikers Wishing to return to work.
Mystic warnings, with 9 skull and cross.
bones and signed MOLLY Masuires,"
have been distributed among those who
are presumed to be weakening, On
Tuesday night Taylor Williams was ahot
through the heart In his own house, and
two suspected men have been arrested
and are held for the inquest. More
trouble In threatened.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-19

Neither OF the crosscuts east on the
5000 level OF the Belcher had this morn.
ing reached the vein. Both were in a
formation OF good vein matter. There
is between tho formation encountered in
these crosscuts and the ore vein proper
a clay partition and behind that the
quartz carrying water to some extent.
which was penetrated by the Burlsigh
drill nine feet, and gave low assays. and
from which q small flow OF water issued.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-19
The aCloth" Again soiled.

New Yoax. March 10. Another
clerical scandal has just come to light In
New Jersey. The Rev. z. F. Brisoos,
pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
at Arlington. has been removed from the
ministry, being convicted In church trial
Of immortality, In which Kats Leonard,
his orsanist, was associated with him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-19

During the month OF January last the
expenses Of keeping the road open, etc.,
exceeded the tolls Of the road about $50,
and yet the company had to pay two per
cent. on receipts TO the county the same
a. II the road had paid a profit. There
has been no month for two years past
that the tolls over the road have ex-
oeedsd $500. and during the winter Of
1873 the tolls amounted TO only about
$40 per month. With the exception OF
the travel to the Forman shaft there 10
now very little travel over the road.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-19

An Oil City urchin. who had been
sent to q nsishbor's on IN errand, when
be returned said be knew they must b
rich there were 20 many things lying
around on the chairs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-19
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Executioa OF the consraes es lin.
ing she Jail-The Contrast mad
Penal Bond - Judgmeas Of n.
bridge Against she Csunsy. Eto.
Preparing fur the Tax Levy Of
1850.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-19
avssysss snis asvss.s.

, Perkins, W 8 Taylor. n D Griffin,
t~ercer. II A Jerome. Mrs A J WEIGH.
Matthews. Mrs. @ W Garsido. Mrs
Il. J L ellison. E G Nix. A Thomas.
hambers. G b Smith and wife. Miss
rick. Jas Baker. Geo Frederick. T A
,ns.