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THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


10 The Editor Of ina UAteago Tribune. !
Cu1cS1o Jl,nu aA.-Tho ccnsl.B-takerR missod
flvo nan,cs ',y falling to cali nt Mo- III Twonty'
Respcriflilty. X. dNEEN.
, 1880-06-30

To tAs Editor " IAs Chicago Trh9Ht.
MAsoM CITY, Ill.,. juno aa.-inclpscd you Will
Glnd u, wh.oh please add TO the fund fer the
SECURING Of the prosecution of tho outFAXess OF
CoustA JcpspI. fours respectfully, p.H' u
, 1880-06-30
MARINE NEWS.
Grain Freights Tending Downward
and Coarse Freights Upward.
Report Of the rrobablo Turnlns Of Steam or Sail
Se.sel On Lake RIthgan.
The Demand Of the Sailmakora for an Ad-
yanco Conceded.
Local and General Notes Of More than Or
dnary Interest.

1TOME GArIrE1ttN0e.
uuAtN AMI CuAlIAE rNEtHtlTH.
rhua snr the ,,resunt scnsnn every rnRnostlcatinn
OF THE TMtHrSE, with porlinrs h1aFlH e1ecpu'n'
l,na enule true. Tn aiondAy The optn'o'l Nas ~
ynycot that rttes would rrach t,vu cents aud pas-
i,nps Iorer Lusurp Tho ctla8 VI tho wcuk the ex-
NJ yeslcruy md t1,o dn5 before VIII pf"1o
C4ucluaiyr uy!,cncu nf lilo truth ut tho fofefHsn~
Inn T;tR 11IMtjSE nf yesterday. fnr !ns'nce inon-
t,oned ramor tf,t c!nrcrA lind hcsn nadn hcsc rs
~ conis on coru. AZ tle openlns Ut The D"tsd of
Tradu tho rufior rms prhven I" % on'y w
ratv auotod, ma tonard tl,o o'nsc Ut
the .,ay she a.otn.luns md ~ eonts "n e9E',
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, 1880-06-30

KQkouo, Ind, juno et.--lneloscA ind o.
which readily contribute to the "Jepson
Fund.-" and trust council may be secured that
SUBSCRIBER
, 1880-06-30

r1rrsnula, Pa., June .9.-lntcrsiaws with
leading river A,oal-operators this morning de-
yolor the fact TINT, oven should a cou!.shpptng
stuKc Of wntcr cnu,g to puss, not gs'uN-
tpw Of cou! ct,,la he scrapsd up ont of ito river
coul mines only four arc fn operation,
This state Of nIAfrs Is the result Ut two causes
uu,oly; the low PRICES OF coal het0w antf Tho de-
uiantis Of tho miners. Tho hitter ask shrco and
II hHIf cents In tho first three pools md s6rro
cents In the upper pnnts. f'perat0rs hold tint,
with cpal ut seven and hull cents attf''t tt C-
diF4tf1R. There fl no lm.neiiAtc pr0spcct OF n
cb,ltiKu In this r4lthcr ntlslsMl etate Of drnirs.
, 1880-06-30

The JGpHOH Ch#es
% ths Editor pf IAs Eh'eqpo Tribune.
CH1oAfo, '.l,lho ay-Irt41sotl hlhl II towartts
tho Jcpsou t,sd to help to prosecute thosq iiel!-
5buuuy.. Respectfully, J. u.
, 1880-06-30
LAKE PORTS.

!
8ufttai ptsp1teh 10 Tbs GAftdco Trtbans.
uuvrato. N, j., June ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y.
Eabsn. so;nsn.t: *snosasia fss"snx hs"as @ess 3
1,asM ss y vs"es' I i. M'eno, Fisrot!a. Naa. " u.
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, 1880-06-30
TV1e {,GaykIlN.

To ths Editor of TIE Chicago 1fibunt.
CHICAGO, June :A.-rho ccps'ls-taknr has nor
called ut :..aa8 Thirty-soventh strcot- There nro
soyeM l,ars0ns rcsllng thure. J. u. H.
, 1880-06-30
1v1N cu1CAGO TRIBtJNE WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 80, 1880

talked Of by tho Mineral Point 1sallroai Com
rAny, 1t IL confidently cxpectnl fhat tho pro-
pOBcj rUad will be built before SHOW ll1es.
, 1880-06-30

DksvEn, Coin, Juno .1.-The Lcnt3vtlls extan-
sim of tho Denver l. !tto Grando Railway was
cttnpleted IN Mnltu at noon tttA day, three miles.
from I.eadvItlB. Cars will fun To Leadvillo
within tgu days
, 1880-06-30

The a9ed and infEln ate str0nxshened and
facult{ee btIxhtcned by Malt Hitters.
, 1880-06-30
RAILROAD Tl7tE.TAnLfs.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
EXPLANATION oY axykRxxct NARks.-f Saturday
exccptsd. sHunday excepted. tafonday excepted.
sDails.

thtcnRo Il Eorthwestern Bkntiwnr.
For MaIs, Enlda- HDoks, Tlsus1Tables sIetrtnE-tht
accnnainodnuons, ,applf = nnJ of re fRiioNlnE
aieent o,sss u the cHmpnny' Z, nsn.s r. 4n.s1&t r.
nftiIeast cnrner Randolph snd HAss-sta.], Fa1psF
1iOpre, is Enpn[.st,, and ut tho dBtt1&s- -
, 1880-06-30

tns 1t tilt 4hipmfftst aa0"f eAn' '0'7' 'N'
actions, uh ,Un - ,uu,,.,so,v hcnxv fDf the p&4S
thr"a aTf averaging fur t1Ie unlso OIL copn's Hs@''
II BS uD brt a dhy.
my GOODS.
NEW youx, Juno 7urho marsst sonttnaes auns .,n.
IN ali departments. cost"n xoots III 'rfoa,n' t, ~
and and prices unsast'eo. l'!xht pflnts s I foncy
nrt. Lawns ana rnra pinHan,a n tsrnnI nin.
NAM venr HUnjana 1Mlgt. Int Knntheks 1o"''' "
nattar EianpeIt and bRnkets aui''
=, COTTON.
NEW og1xAxa. Juno :a-CorrnNV".s. MIn M,.o'.S, Ms;
lc ,or -. naa,'ss ,,s.s ,a s'sa s.Ies s' 'toaF
rUnpENTIffs.
wtnu,voros. juno aa-srsi''7s or rohrks3'Sa
.-<stendy at sSc1
, 1880-06-30
RAILROADS.

THE LOUISVILLE d NASHVILLE
Messra. Joll,, j. Cisco g. Son advertise for prl"
vate auto the per cont mnrtgnre OF rue LOUIS
yilIo s. Nashville recently issued for tho MIR
chapo ot tho Mobile l. Now 0rtcnns Ratlroaa.
The loan In s:i,GO0,0 ,0oo Interest payable July and
jim, /: pr1ct., It!!i uni interest. The hslFrr'
ttscuent states TINT tucse bonds arc direct 0l.-
1lgntton Ut the l.Oufsvillek & Nashville lta'ratu
Company, which Is nnw INC Of tho le1dtny raes
III thu country. Thoy nre also secured by Iirst
tuurtEaRo ou tho Now Orleans Mobtle DIVISION
uf tho road. which Is une pf tho best rIeces of
r.tiroul propDrty In tho United atatca laid With
atcel r,sIIs, thoroughly equipped, and ctHting
over st.,G00 mile. .....-..
Nniiruul managers In this city WIN nrn well
aca,tninte.l with thu condition Ut tho Mobile =
New Or!cnl,s Narnad sHy ihey cnnnot seu now
this road ever uost Sla.01 mills; tho condition
uf tito rouh ia ly no 'neans whnt tho advertsso.
mcrt sets forth, and 1t Inns llcser been IL paying
property. paor's Manual, paEa Ms, rs for 1s,v u.
yey Koa @thorty u t's. ssh nerrs M rs1sss ssys ri It
$: Ss 3s,Ilss 3 ti; Yxss sa1.si; .i 'mlS sis5 @ tssa
ascc,st to tho ps ssl b apaa no over cummings
s$s ;3 Ii ss III %eS' i sssivs9 sci Ss'as s9s @
1t Is certaG.y MT i nirt!snnrly atts.tcttSc d
ebtsI l,,a to issue cartiilcama Of iltlehtodncss
sSnS s SsxFs 1s f'F''xs xSpsxtle si % ss ie
doing Il gtntl ea1 nf this sort VI business. ama
ate!y as9c s tos m iss'afs nv " ,1'1 bus rs t's' IT,
l,os l,ud no bonded ds,1t hcretaforc, and !ts
earnings uro believed to lb SUFFICIENT tu Ray ior
aetton M Sas iateiy Ses hui rcsnrdina the Sas
viln, Chnttnnnogh q St. Louis anu NoF'o q
South AlnbAinA Nuilrontts.
, 1880-06-30

Shakess sarsAparlu3 IL true 1nedlctne.
, 1880-06-30

Chyeaxn. Nurlsnkton a. t1ntner NntIrnnf.
fes Mar. tsulas.isooks Fin'e.tnblcs. sicepirR.rat
rictet-t'tIse. r The cemEany II Ghlcas0 h!fiark,
lndlann.av. utsna CentTal nepot; corner Canat md
Mhdis0n- -BtA. ton NGst Sidct.
, 1880-06-30

For tender md tnsinrnel faces, Cntielrn ShRv
tnu Soup is worth its weight In gold.
, 1880-06-30

Al, ,trnins vim 1tliwnukoa. Tlcketh for IT. Punl
and minneapolis arc, good o!sher vta s!adls1n and
Prairie uu Eh0n+ Or via la Crosse aud Wluona-
Tt1lnos. t'entenl fSn!!rnrf.
cpDt foot 0f j.AMG-At and font Of TFunfy
1tuket utice, tn ltantn!ph.st, near Clark, Urand
ERcftIc 4lUtG utd l'n1aeF House
, 1880-06-30
i0nvs. Aniro

aU Daily. b daily, exeapt Hunhay, ellalIy, excsus
Saturday. II tlullY. excaEt MondKy,
i'al1Hnn ltta-wbcs sleentnE.t,ar9 md l'assenger-
1Gssnt Aseh!son, ,ToI,ska md Kans.s t;sy lhIou!h
n nnmnt GHSnse. mhoo.o a ma1 n. Ttn tacHn'na fHat @
inx.Cnfs attached tu Ill trnlna.
"E'an.llnndle" nepot. corner Clinton and Cnf 4U.
sis, Ticket Orcus, ii Clark-st. pAlmor House
Grand Pacific iIutei Glid Ut D1pas
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-14

Es tioneer Lodge No. l, 1. o. o. F.
E<sSSS<ihn in huius It's regular meetings in Odd Eel
sfSSS< iU"s S,s HaH every Monday evening
b to a,ts,h All brothers in good standing are in.
", Wrrd' Wnd' By order OF the \. G.
"VLfF, r. sec'y.
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A Queer Lake.

Sp kane Fails, Washington Terri
tory, claims to have medical lake d
half mile long that would have satisfied
even Ponce de Locus search for the
fountain of Youth.
The water is clear and Of dark
color, and, besides curing all skin d $
eases Of H-n and beasts. lays out
nervous trpubles, rheumatism, paraly-
sis aud similar ailments. The water
has not been anal, zed, but tastes of
sail and borax, is as buuyant as the
Dead Sea, and the ouly animal life il
sustains is species Of Jelly fish.
The lake has na visible outlet, and,
although fed by several small streams,
never increases or decreases in size.
IN the slightest breeze the water lash
es into foam which makes superior
soap, and almost anything can be
ceansed in the lake much better than
by the most powerful! chemicals.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-09-14
LITTLE sHAyEns.

A BesroN artist painted an orange
peel on the sidewalk SO naturally that
six fat men slipped down On II.
LAKE George is thirty-three miles
long and there is q hotel for every
mile Of ii.
MILILARD FILAoRE, according TO the
Boston Traveller, was the Ilaadsomest
if all the American Presidents, and
Mr.. Lincoln the honeliest.
vIcromA's crown weighs only nine
teen nnncrs. Her head lies easier
than did that Of George Ill. His
crown weighed seven pounds.
A KFETucKY mother has named her
baby Winfield Scntt Hancock English.
Smith. She is bound to distinguish,
him from other Smiths if front names
can do it.
SINCE the beginning of the year
there have been l40 duels in France.
ABOUT $4,ooo.0oO of foreign gold
will arrive each week, at New York,
until the first of November.
The duke of Wellington's plate is
said to be worth $l.500,0to. There
is no objection to passing around the
plate of that sort-[N. O. Picayune.
Poverty often deprives a man of all
spirit and virtue. 1t is had for an
empty bag to stand upright Frank
lin.
IT takes 1000 bakers to keep Paris
in bread.
Tbs cattle-drive from Texas this
year will realize about So 100000.
TAE watch factory at Elgin. ILL.,,
gives employment to 2,100 hands.
DEATH mingling Of eternity with
time.
The quantity Of aper now used an
nually in the manufacture Of paper col
lars amounts to ahout 1000 tons.
JENNY LIND, who left the stage in
1860; is still hale and hearty. AS
Muc. Otto Goldsmith she is a worthy
looking and somewhat stout lady,
with white hair She will be SO years
old in October.
A BOY Of II years, dining at his
nncle's, made such good dinner that
his aunt observed: Johnny, va ap-
pear to eat well.n Yes replied the
urchin, q have been practicing eating
all my life"
Next to silence comes brevity-the
wise mans strength and the fools
refuge.
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THE Canadian Indians are dying off
from smallpox. Reports from Upper
Galeneau say that the Tetn Bfnles
have been hoveriug abont the wilder
ness ever since they left The vi!lag,
travelling in small parties. = 0ae
by one they fall a victim to
the Terrible disease. and innne,iiat lv
abandoned by the rest Of the party
and are left to die of starvation if not
of the disease. The trails of these
parties can easily be followed by the
dead bodies lying exposed at short
distances along the line.
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p a r EN- r S

+. A. lehman, solicitor of American
and Foreign Patents, Washington, ID Y.
All business connected with Patents,
whether before the Patent Office or the
Courts, promptly attended to. NO charge
made unless a patent is secured. SEND Tor
circular. u
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PROCEEDINGS or THE REPUBLI-
CAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
CENrERvILLE, Sept. Iltll, 1880

CENTERyILLE, sept. lltiI, 1881.
The Republican County Convention
was called Il order with Mr.. r. H..
Robb as temporary Chairman. j..
Travis was elected temporary Secre-
tary.
On motion the Chair appointed the
following committees: On Creden-
t ais, Mcssrs. Hull, Harden and Mitch
ell; on Permanent Organization and
Order Of Business, Messrs. SiIsby,
Zipf and McCnrdy.
The committee on credentials re-
ported the following delegates e.titled
to seats in the Conventions: j. B.
McCurdy, W. G. Harden, H. Ashcroft,
John NJ. Sullivan, S. S. White (by j
NJ. Sullivan. proxy, S. G. SiIsby. A..
N. Hull, Geo. Cartwright, VIM. Bar
ker, Dr.. Fl Zipf, N. Darrah. Jos. Travis,
j. j. Marsk, JAS. Pnlk. III. Fl. Clark (by
R. Il. Roib, proxy. w. Cock, Fl. H..
Gardner, Gerard Huppertz Thy H. Fl.
Gardner, proxy. Fl. A. Mattox ,ay
II. Il. Gardner, proxy, N. Huber, L..
Fuld, Thos. Hansen, j. j. Mitchell,
james Monroe and Ben. Miller (by
james Monroe proxy.
Report adopted.
The Committee on Permanent Or
ganization recommended that the tenn
porary organization be made perma-
nent, also reported on order of busi-
ness. On mptio;. report adopted.
Motion that the delegations from
Boise and Alturas counties nominate
The joint Councilman for said counties.
Carried.
Jonas w. Brown, S. X. Goldtrap,
F. Campbell and G. Miner were elect
ed as delegates to the Territorial
The following gentlemen were then
placed in nomination: DR.. ". j.
Rothwell, for the Council; james
Monroe and Geo. Pettengill. House;
J. NJ. Danskin, Sheriff; Geo. ". Rici-
ards, Auditor and Recorder; Isidur
Smith. Treasurer; NJ b. Moore, Pro-
bate Judge; Geo. Young. Assessor
aud Tax-collector; W. w. Hooten, S.
K. Goldtrap and Jno. Ireton, County
Commissioners; Gilbert Butler, County
Surveyor.
On motion, the Chair appointed as
County Central Committee, Messrs.
Silshy, Richards, Metfert, Goldtrap ans!
Miner.
Mr.. Travis introduced The following
Resolced, That this Convention
warmly recommends Hon. Geo. NJ.
Parsons, of Altara~ comfy to tn dele
cations from Bnise and Altnras cunr-
ties, to the Territorial Convention, for
Joint Councilman.
The Resolution was unanimously
adopted.
On motion, vote Of thanks was
rendered to Mr. Meffert for the use Of
the hall.
On motion, the Conventi II adjourn
ID sine die. r. H. RnBe,
j. TRAVIS. Chairman.
Secretary.
THIS Canadian Indians are dying off
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OuDSCTIDc lot Tie
WEEKLY WORLD.

Price, $4 to subscribers in the Territory
and $3.25 when sent out of the Territory
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WENDELL PAIulPs is described as
riding up Mt. " acliusett and meeting
On the summit Z friend, who said:
"Well, Mr.. Phillips. never expecies.
To meet son so near heaven as this
''Ynu never will again. Mr.. Phillips
retorted.
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Notice.

"A LII OWNERS OF UNREPAIRED BRIDGES,
EAacross mining or irrigating bitches, on the
county roads. hereby given notice to repair
them immediately. they will be put in proper
condition by the Road Supervisor at their expense
j. Z. EMERY,
Road Supervisor for Diss No. . and I.
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Notice of Final Homestead Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT BOISE CRY,
Idaho, September 4th, 1880.

IUaIU, ptPtCIIIDCI ft1I, IOOU' J
MH Office rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL-
EV lowing named settler has filed notice of his in
eution TO make final proof in support OF his claim
and secuee final entry thereof, aud that said proof
will be made before the Register aud Receiver ut
their office in Boise City. Idaho, on Friday. October
8th, 1880, viz: Mahon h. Moore, Horseshoe Bend
boise county, Idaho Territory, Homestead Appl :
cation No 557 for the N y >Wl4 NWt4 sen SW4
NwA A,Sec. l1 TP6 Mr. 2E, and he names the following
wituesse ia prove his continuous residence upoii
and cultivation of said tract, viz William White.
Dennis Dacy, Peter Buck and Timothy Dacy, all 4
Horseshoe Bend Posioftce, Boise County, Idaho
Territory, JOAN b. MlIi-En'
Register.
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yiahp ssmi i-meeklg Mat A

HEMAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER
saa il Brick Bunas adjoining Haseais HALL. Wall Street.
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inventors and Patentees

les ~ sena lor Instructions, terms, refer
,,a,a We,' 70 Edison Brothers, Solicitors
Il ths s' Washington, ID. c., who fur
b,hrrs 'ne - WITHOUT CHARGE. Edison
II Of Is - d wellknown and successful
Eis6ed di y s experience, having been es-
i0oo. tt.
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Notice.

-HE FOLLOWING WARRANT WILL BE
] paid out of the Current Expense Fund onpre-
sentaton at my office:
ISIDoR SMITH
County Treasurer.
Idaho City. July sth. 1850.
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ALEXANDRIA.

APPEAL APPLIED FOR.-An appeal has been
applied for from the decree OF Judge Wexford
In the suit or Lewis and Others against the
washington and Ohio railroad. The application
is made by the bOndholderS of the road, who
will probably be joined In prosecuting the ap-
peal by all the parties affected adversely by the
decree, which, among the other things, orders
the sale OF the road.
APPLICATION FOR WRIT OF ERRoR.-An ap-
plication will be made to Judge Keith to-mor-
row by Judge Charles E. Stuart, for writ OF
error and superdeas in the matter of George
Hendricks, Richard Raymond and VIM. Day,
gillers. recently arrested by the Virginia au-
thorities for unlawful fishing in the lower Po-
tomac, at Stony Point, and bailed by Judge j as.
Sangster for their appearance at the August
term of the County Court OF Fairfax. The APP
plication Will be based upon facts which the de.
PENDANTS offered to prove before Judge Sangs-
ter. that they were fishing in their own birth,
at the time OF the disturbance, in the Potomac
river within the jurisdiction OF the state OF
Maryland.-Gdzette OF yesterday.
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GEORGETOWN.

REAL ESTATE SALES. - Mr.. Bowling, auc-
tioneer, sold yesterday part Of lot Is, in Old
Prospect street by 100 in depth, improved by a
three story brick. dwelling, for Mrs. Kirkland,
the % oW SIn MI Curtin was the purchaser
Butler, living at 1922 22d street, was severely
injured this morning while loading schooner
at Mr.. Fl. C. Winships' coal wharf, by coal
bucket falling upon his head, fracturtng his
Was conveyed in MIR. WinshipS' buggy to his
home after having received medical aid from
DR.. Shekell.
GRAIN MARKET.-5, 100 bushels of wheat sold
yesterday at prices ranging from 12ih to 129
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The ChiIdren,s Hospital.

RESOLUTIONS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
At meeting of the board OF directors and
attending physicians of the Children's Hospital,
held last evening to take appropriate action
upon the death of the late DR.. James C. Hall,
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
drens Hospital that Or. James q. Hail died at his
res a Monday, June 2, in the seventy sixth
Whereas. BE was one of the incorporators and has
Hospital n.e us q be fhs
also at the time Of his death chairman of the board
Whereas, He was one Of the most munifcent pat
rcrs Of thus charity, giving freely and abundanty
cSy Working for s aSd and @
tenance. regarding it, as he has often said zone of
tons q this District 1hsrssSrs CHARITABLE ins'ltu
Res9Ised That IN the qeath of Or. James O. Han,
gnlshed. influential and Benevolent friend: one
whose Ie was sing dairy pure and elevated, whose
was above question whose abiities were preeemi.
a nent ana whose goodness Of heart and disinter
the District OF Columbia for more than half cen
Resetred That we, his survi, ing members Of this
cherish the memory OF our departed associate. the
whose life and the nobility Of Wnoee nature h.y Se
t Seen 90 indeiibiy impressed upon all who ever
Resoired, That the name of james G. Hall shall be
permanently inscribed upon the wall of this hos
that the main entrance be draped in mourning for
ne space OF thirty days, and that, q further tes
In ony OF esteem and love, that the Board of Direc
q body. 80
PesoIred, That our sympathy and coincidence he
extended TO the relatives of deceased brother.
that copy of these resolutions be transmitted to
them and also be printed in the daily papers of
this city ' fNf" Va
Resoirsd. That men orial pamphlet containing
10 adj Of d..
this Board be published, together with such other
material relating to the life and character of DR..
be appointed for that purpose. 00 W
The chair appointed NJ. w. Gait, esq.,, and
DTS. Busey and Ashford as the committee. and
they " LII also have charge of the Inscription on
the name OF Dr. Hall on the hospital wall