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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1880-05-27
NAMES OF THE EARLY MINISTER'S
AND MEMBERS.
AN INTERESTING HISTORICAL AR
TICLE.

Our Belfast correspondent, " Flora, %
has sent Us the following History Of the
Churches Of Jackson Township, which he
has gone to considerable trouble to collect,
and which viii be found very interesting
All the Churches are mentioned, and the
history viii, no doubt, be found very accu-
rata
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NOTICE
Contractors.
ROAD IMPROVEMENT NO. 4s.
Sale on IYedllesdaa, June 16, 1880.

NOAD IMPhUVEMENI NO. q.
Sale on Wednesday, June 16, 1880.
Contracts viii be offered in sections to the low
est and best bidders for the Grading, Graveling
or Macadamizing, by the rod, of part of said i'm
prOvement, beginning at the southern terminus
Of the LynChburg, DOdsOnYille 8 MCCarty's
School House Road improvement No. 10; thence
in a sOutheTy direction % miles, terminating al
or near the residence Of OzrO Pulse, in the Dan
vile Pike.
The Culverts and Bridges will be sold separate.
ly. Masonry by the perch, and SuperstrUcture
by the lineal foot.
Specifications, on file in the Auditors Office
will be read and explained on day Of sale. Bids
wilT be oral and accompanied by bond, and the
successful bidders required to give bond within
ten days from the date Of sale for the faithful
performance of their contracts.
The place Of meeting VIII be at the beginning
By order Of the Board of Commissioners O1
Highland County. Z. n. DEBRUIN,
myl3W4 Auditor Highland Co., o.
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3UTDoLPH HyURLITZER & BRO,
Assignee's Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that q dividend Of 5 per
cent has been declared by the Probate Court OF
Highland County Ohio. on the estate Of John V.
Hart an insOlvent debtor. Creditors Of said Hart
are notified that they can receive their dividends
by calling on E. G. BOstright, at his residence in
RusseIP5 Station, in Union township, Highland
county, Ohio, on aud after the 23th day of May
1850 f. G.. tOATRIGHT,
mv2nwI Assignee of John V. Hart.
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NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS. S.
ROAD IMPROVEMENT NO. A.
Sale ON lNesInlL .Tlllae Is. 1880.

Contracts viii be offered in sections to the low
est and best bidders for the Grading, Grayeling
or MaCad0mizing, by the rod, Of part Of said i'm
Corporation Of Leesburg, in Highland County
OhtOS thence in -oasterly direction miles, ter
minating at or near the residence Of Samuel ReeB
The Culverts and Bridges will be sold separate
y. Masonry BY the perch, and Superstructure
by the lineal foot.
Specifications, on fle IN the Auditors office
will be read and explained on day Of sale. Bids
will be oral and accompanied BY bond, and the
successful bidders required to give bond within
ten days from the date of sale for the faithful per
fOrmance Of their contracts.
The place Of meeting viii be at the beginning
By order Of the Board of Commissioners OF
Highland County. E. II. DEBRUIN,
myl3W4 Auditor Highland Co., o.
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NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS.
ROAD IMPROVEMENT NO. Al.
iSrLe OH Suburban. .Llkale 5. 1880

Contracts viii be offered in sections to the low
est and best bidders for the Grading, Gr8veling
or MGcadamizing, by the rod, of part OF said i'm
prOyement, beginning at the eastern terminus Of
the finished portion Of the Milford s. ChillicOthe
Turnpike, in Highland County, Ohio; thence in
an easterly direction q miles, terminating at OF
near the residence Of John Russell.
The Culverts and Bridges will be sold separate
". Masonry by the perch, and Superstructure
by the lineal foot.
Specifications, on file in the Auditors office,
will be read and explained on day of sale. Bids
will be oral and accompanied by bond, and the
successful bidders required to give bond within
ten days from the date of sale for the faithful
performance Of their contracts.
The place Of meeting viii be at the beginning.
By order of the Board of Commissioners of
Highland County. E. NJ. DEBRUIN,
myl3W4 Auditor Highland Co., o.
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WEI DE MEYERS CAFARRH
Cure, Constitutional Antidots for
this terrible malady, by Absorption.
The most Important Discovery since
Vaccination Other remedies may
relieve Catarrh, this cures at any
stage before Consumption sets in.
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PITCHERS CAsTORIAfsnot
Narcotic. Children grow fat
upon, Mothers like, and Physi-
clans recommend CASTORIA.
1t regulates tho Bowels, cures
Wind Collie, aIIays FeYerishness,
and destroys Worms.
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Young Folks Corner.


N.oI-POETICaL ENIGMA.
1 an composed Of Is letters
Nv 1st is I'm pIOW, but not iu rake
NV 2d is i'm pie, but not in cake,
NV Sd is iu lead, but net iu brass,
NY 4th is in clover, but not iu grass,
My 5th is in inch, but not iu rod,
My 9Th is liz grass, but not iu sod
Ny Tth is iB arm, Dnt not in head
Ny Sth is iu Harry, but not In Ned
Ny 9th is in beer, also i'm ale,
Ny 10th Is in monkey, but not iu whale
MyI1th is I'm Jane, alss iu Kate
Ny 18th is Is run, but not iu Walir
NV 18Th is IN stay, but not In vI9rlIea5
Whole is the name of man Well elge5tl--
DAUDY1S ONLY SOENlE.
New Petersburg, o.
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THE N. E. CHURCH.

The NJ. E. Church was certainly first in
the field in this township. They, at least,
had q class organized here in 1915, at Sam
usI Clark's, ION the old Mrs. Smart farm J
Mr.. Clark was the first cIass-leader. Clark,
Wilson and their wives, were the chief
members. They held their meetings at
Clark's and the widow Wilson's till about
1880, Wilson died in June, 1s16,) when
the meetings were held at B. Massie's and
s. Wright's until 1884; they were then dis
continued until June, 1885, when Rev,
James Quinn reorganized the class at John
Haigh's. Some Of Its members were John
Haigh, Jacob Hall, Henry Walden, Mr..
Davis and their families.
In 1886, they built Mt. Pleasant Chapel,
about one mile north of Belfast, on the
pike. In 1851, they dedicated their church
in Belfast; it was a large frame, and
Alexander Duncan wasths architect. Rev,
Jsmison preached the sermon. They now
number siIty-three members.
Last year, they united with the Presby-
terians in the Sunday School, and held it
at the Presbyterian church. The school has
about fifty scholars. The Church is out
Of debt. Frank McCOnnaughey and Geo.
Brown are cIass-leaders. Preaching ev-
cry two weeks, by Re7s. link and Bolton
alternately.
Some of the earliest and most prominent
Ministers were ReVs. Geo. W. Walker
Geo. w. Maley, Wm. S. Morrison, Zacha.
riah Wharton, Henry Wharton, Jemison
Cassett, Holmes, Stewart, @. @. LybUrn, Jas
Armstrong, VIM. @. Shannon, Jesse NJ
Robinson, John F. Lloyd, VIM. Simmons
and Philip Nation.
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NOTICE
TO
CONTRACTORS.
ROAD IMPROVEMENT NO. IS.

ROAD IMPROVEMENT NO. IS.
Sale on Friday, June 4, 1880.
Contracts viii be offered in sections to the low
est and best bidders for Grading, GraVeling OF
Macadamizing, BY the rod, Of part Of said i'm
prOvement, beginning at the eastern line of the
Corporation of HillsbOrough, in Highland COun-
ty, ohio; thence in an easterly direction l-5
miles, terminating at or near the residence of
Elisha Erwin
The Cvlverts and Bridges will be sold sepa-
rately. Masonry by the perch, and Superstruct-
ure by the lineal foot.
Specifications, on file in the Auditors Office,
will be read and explained on day of sale. Bids
will be oral and accompanied by bond, and the
successful bidders required to give bond within
ten days from the date of sale for the faithful
performance of their contracts.
The place of meeting will be at the beginning.
By order of the Board of Commissioners OF
Highland County. Z. NJ. DEBRUIN,
my13W4 Auditor Highland Co., o.
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NOTICE
CONTRACTORS
ROAD IMPROVEMENT NO. 80.
Sale ON FriGZGL June Is, 1880.

DLJtG OW HItWLJyj u ttI0o LOj LOOV'
Contracts will be offered in sections to the low
esI and best bidders for the Grading, Grayellng
and Nacadamizing, by the rod, Of part Of said
Improvement, beginning at the Bergman Home
stead, at the junction Of the Maysville Road with
the HilIsborO and Ripley Pike thence in south
eTly direction 81 miles, terminating at or near
the residence Of Abraham Mace.
Culverts and Bridges will be sold separately
Masonry by the perch, and Superstructure by the
lineal foot. w
Specifications, on file at the Auditor once VIII
he lead and explained on day Of sale. Bids viii
be oral and accompanied by bond, and successful
bidders required to give bond within ten days
from date Of !sae for the faithful performance OF
their contracts.
The place of meeting will be at the beginning.
By order Of the Board Of Commissioners OF
UighIgpd C5uptv. E. NJ. DEBRUIN,
1Dvl3vI Auditor Highland Co., o.
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No.g-POETICAL ENIGNA.

lam composed of s letters.
visit Is in Rose, but not i'm Nell,
Nv gd is i'm talk, but not in tell
nv Sd Is In lame, but not iu broken,
NLv4th is in words, also in spoken.
nv 5th is in link, but net in chain,
nv 9Th is in profit. also i'm gain,
nv 9Th is iu city, but not iu town,
MY Sth fs I'm b1sck, but not iu brown
The whole iB o fictitious name.
HulsbOrO, o. BROTHER JOE.
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NOTICE
10
Contractors
ROAD IMPROVEMENT NO. 40

ROAD IMPROVEMENT NO. 40,
Sale on Thursday, June II, 1880
Contracts will be offered in sections to the low,
est and best bidders for the Grading, GravelinE
or Macadamizing, by the rod, of part of said i'm
provement, beginning at the southern terminus
Of the finished portion Of the HillsbOrO & Ripley
Turnpike, in Highland County, Ohio; thence in 6
sOuthery direction 2miles, terminating at or neal
the residence Of William Martin.
The CulVerts and Bridges will be sold separate
". Masonry by the perch, and Superstructure BY
the hneal foot.
Specifications, on file in the Auditors office
will be read and explained on day Of sale. Bids
will be oral and accompanied by bond, and tnC
successful bidders required to give bond within
ten DAYS from the date Of sale for the faithful per
fOrmanCe Of their contracts.
By order Of the Board Of Commissioners oi
Highland County. E. N. DEBRUIN,
mvI3w4 Auditor Highland Co., o.
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VOL. 44-N0. TO-
Business Directory.

Ca-ds inserted under this head ct the following
rates: For inch space, SO year; = inch, s. 8
year; Il inch, So year.
TE-Twelye lines of this type make inch.
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Estate of Servetus c. swarts,

LBLdJ6 UI NU4 FOIU4 % . " ts4 % 9
Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber has
been duly appointed and qualified as Administra-
tor of the estate of Servetus c. Swartsi late Of
Highland county, Ohio, deceased All persons
having claims against said estate are Notified 20
prrsrI.I them, dsIv autneH'ie1rrl --i.r.H a'"
wear from date, and a.. iuloo5eG o. ra-sa .---.-
diate payment.
Dated May 10, 1880. .
myISW3' y W. HENDEfSON'
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WHOLE NO. 2296.
TIE CHRIsTIlN CHURCU.

every first day Of the week. Their church
is In a very healthy condition.
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cry second Sunday in the month, and they
aim TO meet and take the Lords Supper
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CHURCHES OF JACKSON TOWNSHIP,

A FULL HISTORY OF THEM BY
"FLORA.
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ATTORNEY AT LA W
Oace-Roons and 4, AIcKibben's Block, High
81 HiiIsboro. d. nov20y1
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III. w. SIP a F CUR
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- PREsBETERIAN CHURCH.

The first Presbyterian preacher here
was a man by the name Of White. He
preached in the old schOol-hOUse. In 1888,
Rev. FaWbUsh preached at James Storers,
and in 1884 he organized a Church there
Some Of the members were James StOrer,
VIM. StOrer, Adam Cunningham, VIM.
Fulton and David Matthews. In 1886,
they built log church, and soon after II
was partly thrown down by the pro-slaYery
party, on account Of the Presbyterian
Church being anti-slaVery. It was after
wards rebuilt, and preaching held there
until 1850, when they built large frame
church in Belfast. Their church Is out Of
debt, has an organ In it, the only church
organ in our township, and Is in a good
religious condition, Preaching once in
two weeks, and in connection with the N.
E. Church, has a good Sunday school Of
some so scholars.
Their preachers have been Rev. FaW-
bush, for several years, Revs. DanfOrthi
Grand -Girard, Nathaniel Williams, Arm
stead, Kephart, B. Lea, 1.-TWO years, Nc
DoEell, two years, and the present minis
ter, Rev. Galbreath. The Elders are VIM,
Storer, A. Hurst and VIM. H. Storer. The
members number twenty-seYen. Part Of
the above time, they have been without q
pastor.
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SuRGECN dem NTISTz
Omoe-Smith's Block Main Street, over Calvertls S
Feb-uery 9. ls71- feb9yls
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q, H, CoILins,
DE-. a. EVANs.

-ATTORNE EY AT Law ?
once in McKibben's Block, ID story, High ST.
Hillsbor0, Ohio. Junlo-yL
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T-II--IIl lII- 7 -I1 --Il y l|7-
Adams county to near Belfast. He was
then a New Light, and there was preach
ing at his house for a number Of years by
David Kirk, George Peterson, David Hath
away, Vanderman, Samuel Snyder and
Stephen Clark. About 1880, preaching
was also held at Wm. Smarts, until the
organization Of the Christian Church at
Mt. Zion. In its early days, it was under
the control of the New Lights, and when
! organized it was under the control Of what
is called CampbeIlism, though 1t never
took the name of Disciples, as did
I Campbell, but that Of Barton Stoon, which
was Christian They have a good,
large frame church, built by Bruce. in 1884
and out # debt. They have a oua5EE
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THE OLD BAPTIST CHURCH.

Their first meetings here were at job
Haigh's, near Belfast, about the year 1920, F,
and at Wm. NeWkirk's about 1882. The
first preacher was Hugen, about 1918.
They finally organized a church at Chas.
Storer's sohool-house. Among their ear
.liest preachers were Jacob Layman, Pang-
burn, and Charles Smith. Some Of the
members at that time, were VIM. NeWkirk,
Thomas StOrer, Chas. StOrer, Nathaniel
Tumbleson, Mr.. Cloud. and James Fra
zier, and their wives. After the division
in the Baptist Church, into New and
" Old, " the New continued at the same
place until about 1867, when the COngre-
CATION dissolved. Their preachers were
Rev's. Griffith and Trichler.
The Old Regular Baptists held their
meetings at Thomas StOrer's and the
school-house, until 1858, when they built
a fine little frame house for worship.
Their preachers we're ReYs. Jacob Lay
man, James Frazier, Beeman, Bradley, and
Reaves, the present Pastor. Preaching once
in two months. They have thirteen mem
bers. A goodly number have died, and 9TH
ers moved away. They have no Sabbath
School, as they are opposed to all Mission
ary, Temperance and Sabbath School
movements. They have no Church debt.
They have held number Of Associations
here. at VIM. NeWkirks, but for the time
being they have discontinued them.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-07
Nothing short of Unmtstakab,e Ben

efits conferred upon tens of thousands
of sufferers could originate and main
tain the reputation which AYERS SAR-
sAPARILLA enjoys. 1t is a compound
of the best vegetable alternatives, with
the Idtlides of Potassium and Iron, and
is the most etfectual of all remedies for
scrofulous, mercurial, or blood disor-
ders. Uniformly successful and certain
in it's remedial effects, it produces rapid
and complete cures of scrofula, sores,
boils, humors, pimples, eruptions, skin
diseases. and all disorders arising from
impurities of the blood. By its invig-
Grating effects it always relieves and
often cures liver complaints, female
weaknesses and irregularities, and is a
potent remover of vitality. For puri-
flying the blood it has no equal. 1t
tones up the system, restores and pre-
serves the health, and imparts vigor
and energy, For forty years it has
been in extensive use, and is to-day the
most available medicine for the suffer.
ing sick anywhere. ply
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-07
LOCAL ENTELEEGENC &c.
TX L District.

The Eureka Sentinel is informed by
DIR. 5. H. Wisncr that the mines Of /
y L are all improving, and the boys
arr full of hope. The Bayfield, property
is developing splendidly. The tunnel
of j. c. Sullivan has entered ledge
matter and presents a most gratifying
prospect. One OF the men who was to
start furnace has been detained by
sickness in Paradise Valley. This has
had tendency to keep the camp back.
Several important discoveries have re-
Gently been made at points north and
south of | X L. On the whole the
country is very promising, and the boys
are sanguine that the new camp will
yet make. its mark a. bullion pro-
ducer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-07

1t is natural for people suffering with
Dyspepsia and LIVER Complaint, or any
arrangement of the digestive organs, as
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, habitual
Costiveness, Palpitation of the Heart,
Heart burn, Water brash, gnawing and
burning pains at the pit of the stomach,
Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue, and disa-
greeable taste in the mouth, coming up
of food after eating, low spirits, etc.,
to put off from day to day buying an
article that they know has cured their
neighbor, friend, or relative, yet they
have no faith in it until it is too late;
but if you will 60 to your druggists in
Eureka and get a bottle of GREENS
AUGUST FLOWER your Immediate cure
is as certain as you live. Sample bot
ties of this medicines can be obtained
for 10 cents to try its superior virtue.
Regular size, 70 cents. Try it; two
doses viii relieve any case.
Positively sold by all frst-class drug
gists in the United States. JET
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ThroMn from, n Wagon.

James Robins, who carries the mail,
was thrown from lis wagon in front Of
the Lafayette Hotel yesterday. His
head struck the ground and he was un-
conscious for three or four minutes
after the fall. He is able to get about,
and it is hoped no serious injury will
result from the fall, as Jimmy is the
most popular young man III town..
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-07
The. Play SATURDAY, .Night.

The drama. Enlisted for the War, {"
enacted by members of the Olio Club,
at Centennial Hall, Saturday night,
drew very fair house. The play is
quite interesting. and was creditably
rendered. The actors were well
adapted to the characters which they
assumed. The vivaceous heiress could
not well be excelled, and the "Intelli-
gent Contraband" brought down the
house repeatedly. The "Mere Boy"
proved to be considerable Of man, and
the william Of the play did his work so
villianously that he was Kissed from
the gallery. The fond mother and sis
ter OF the young patriot, WHO served in
the ranks 'or years, though entitled to
promotion, because of his Colonel s
hatred, acted their parts to perfection,
and the "Silent Man., with his cigar,
and Chief of staff, Respondent in "blue
and gold" in appearance and action,
was almost true to nature. The gen.
eraI verdict was that the Olio Club did
well, and so far as we can learn, none
went away dissatisfied.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-07

The Piutes in Eastern Oregon NAL
heur Reservation Indians), who joined
the Bannocks and went on the war
path two years ago, surrendered in the
Fall They were held as prisoners of
war at Fort Harvey and McDermit for
a while, and then taken to Yakima,
Washington Territory, where they ar
rived less than a year and halt ago.
The Yakima Record says that of the
500 Piutes which arrived there at that
time, not more than 200 are now alive.
The mortality among them has been
fearful, aud they have died like sheep
affected with the rot. No wonder the
Piutes here have a wholesome horror Of
Yakima.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-06-07

a six-horse coach, loaded with TWEEN
ty-seven passengers, was sent to Col
conda Hot Springs, yesterday, by
Montana. Charley McDeid, a first
class Jehu, manipulated the ribbons. "
The excursionists left here IN the morn
ing, and spent five hours at the Springs,
arriving at home between q aud I
o'clock in the evening. The fare for
the round trip is one dollar, and stages
will probably be run every Sunday dur
ing the Summer.
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wish Everybody to Know.

Rev. George H. Thayer, an old citi-
zen of this vicinity, known to every one
as a most influential citizen and Chris
tian minister of the NJ. E. Church, just
this moment stopped at our store to
say: II wish everybody to know that |
consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure. :"
1t is having tremendous sale over our
counters, and is giving perfect satisfac-
ton in all cases of Lung Diseases, such
as nothing else has DONE"
DIS. MATcHETr & FRANCE.
Bourbon, Ind, May Is, 1878.
Sold by c. A. DESAUssURE, Druggist.
nS-eop
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
To whom il May Concern.

Notice is hereby given that / have
this day sold an undivided one half in
terest in the Washington and Blue Jay
mining claims, situated i'll Echo Mining
District, Humboldt county, Nevada, to
j. S. kearney, and that the said j. S.
Kearney has sold one-half of said inter
est to j. {. Slater.
1t MARTIN KEARSEY.
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Delegates 10 Grand Lodges.

The Masonic and Odd Fellows Grand
Lodges meet in Virginia City this week.
Quite a number Of Representatives
from Eastern Nevada went West yes
terday to attend them. The Masonic
Lodge meets to-day, and among the
representatives to that body who have
gone west were David T.. Bailey and
Eben Jones, of Eureka; James Birney
OF. Elko; J. y. Kelley of Tuscarora; Ed.
Raum, of Hamilton, and Alex Wise, of
Winnemucca. The Odd Fellows meet
tomorrow, and among the delegates to
that body were L. s. Yeates, of Tusca-
rUa; O. +. Green, of Elko, and David
Melarkey OF Winnemucca.
To-day j. n. Hill of Palisade went
to the Maronic Lodge, and K. H. Scott
of Paradise and VIM. Blackstock Of
Winnemucca, went to the Odd Fellows
Lodge.