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SULLIyAN-Ar %, Sch. Mary Jane Lev, Hag-
gerty, from Hoboken.
CGsTIsE AR. %, Sch. Abbie WATSON, Lord,
Bath; ST. Leon, Perki 5, Boston, Phebe Ann,
Clement DO. Florida YaFnham, Do
NEW BEDFoRD-Sld. p, sch. Abigail Haynes
Grant, New York.
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sch Luella, from Ellsworth. for Boston whiah
put into Portland after being ashore, is badly
damag d IN her bottom She had discharged her
cargo Dec. = aud will 90 ON tho railway for RI.
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Hon. Parker Tuck. Of Bucksport,
Judge Of Probate for thu, Count, has prob
adj, held tina, office longer than any elect
I'VE official in the State. II, was appointed
b, Coy. Hugh J. Anderson IN 1915 and com
mi,sioncd IN October OF ;hat year. The
office Vas a, tina, time an appoiniIyc office
am the commission Was for period Of
seven YEAR Ia 1882 Judge Tuck va. n
appointed and commissioned by Gov. John
Hubbard In 1875 change IN the cou,ti-
tuition va, made by which III, office became
elective by the people and IN lNjo Judge
Tuck wa. elected cor ;he period Of four wears.
lie has been reelected a, each election ia
which that office has teen filled since. bis
last election being IN 1851 Judge Tuck has
therefore held the office over thirty six
Years. over tven,y Eve Of which have been
held b, the vote. u the people
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At the annual meeting Of Mount Desert
Lodge Of +. aud A. Masons, Dee 81. 1881,
the following officers were. elected for the
ensuing year. Thaddeus $ Somes, W VI. !;
John j. Somes, S. W; Mark I. Richard
son, J. W; John W. Somes, Treas; Ly-
man II. Somes Sect'y.; Charles H. Slower,
5. d. William r. Smith, j. ID.
Jan ., 1882
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gsAIIys plAsOFnRIIs-

BtATTYS PIAa0F0RTES- MAGNIFICENT
y .h"h 'ay pre-. euts. SQUARE grand piaunfortcs,
four very handsome rpuud corners rus wood cases,
three uni-on-. Ecauy's matrhcss iron frames
stool. book, cover, uoNyd, ~a1g ~ to 2e7 ID !:
e tiloguC prices, 500 to - 600 sati-fart-
Ion guarantee or money refunded aitsr one wears
use. upright piInuiurtc ri.5 81 $3.50 CT tai
oEuH price, 500 t. 500 standard piano
fuftC- OF the universe thousands testify write
tor mammoth list Of Testimonials BEATTY + cabinet
organs, cHthcdr !, rhuuh, rh pei. pariur, s3n
upward, visitors wei otne. free carriage meets
tra ms, Illustrated catalogue thuidav edition.
FREE. Address or cal upon -AE.E- BEATTY
Tssa!rE:;z Esv Jl-taT
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advertisements This Week

omers Whiting Br tiers.
\utic a. X II ,TcuN
- Roston Tea store.
a.. Eddy
fin WAR;. 2 Eldridge.
e-t. VI. " rrn
u J SIR
BALM pauch 4 Go.
riEal-am nauchN 4 @.
~ kniir nauehN 4 60.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss.-Court OF Probate. Ellsworth, Dec
ember I, RIM, A. D., 1851.
Accounts having been ned for settlement in es.
tates Of
Asa WASGATT late Ot Strda's Island,
Err's acct. and priUdte acct.
Cornelius Wasgatt Ex'r.
LUTHER JACKSON, late Of TopRship
No. 80.
Eliza jackson, Admx.
ORDERED That the said accountants give
notice TO all persons Interested by causing copy
of this order 10 be published three weeks success
lively in the Ellsworth American that they may
appear at Probate Court, 10 be holden at Buck ;
port on he third Wednesday Of January next at
ten N the clock in the forenoon, and show cause,
If any they have, why the same should not be
allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest .-rHAs. =. DoRR. Register.
\ true Copy Attest .-CHAs. +. DORR, Register.
3wj2s
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To TIL manor,Dle Judge Of Probate Tor the coun-
Il ~ ~

To- tn. Honorable Judge OF Probate Tor the Couu-
" OF llaueocS.
II II unds rsi-ned a,ministrit 7 OF the v.tat. Of
! ticp ge u. r. Lawrence, late Of Dri4ntl. in
sad County, deceased, eCttui.N Represents
that he goods and ch.,tici rights and credits 81
said deceased not -uilifI, 1T ~ pay M jus
debt ana oaarGe- " administration, by the sum
OF nnc hundred dollar WherctOr your petitioner
fray your Honor IA grant him license t. sell
AT public r pr vsi sale, and convey one un1ivid-
eel hail Of 10 or parcel OF land situated in aid ,
Oriand. the rpf b. : iark- Poi tsu called, and
in common it'll Isaac Partridge, the same being
all Of he real estate II the deceased. (inrluug
the rev er7ion Of tbs iiD : ID "a. rein,]
satisfy said debts nj chars ; Of admini>tra ioa.
.. +. CU&NINt,H NJ, Admr.
Dec. ), 1851.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, sS:-Cour o l'rIbtte, Ellsworth
December Term 4 ID. Isl
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED, That
5 Is petitioner give public notice Ia all person.
interested, by causing a copy OF the petition and
this order thereon 10 be published three weeks
successiYely ia the Ellsworth American, ii uews-
paper published in Ellsworth IN said COUNTY
that they may appear at a Court OF Probate
for said County to be held at Buck sport
The t.iirl Wednesday in Ian. next at ten OF the
clock IN the forenoon, and show cause, if any they
have why the pra er of SAID petitioner should not
be granted.
PARKER TUCk, Judge
ATTEST :-CHAS Z. uORR Register 3w5ls
true Copy Attest: Gas. +. DuBR, Rcgi.t, r.
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Domestic porta.

Domestic porta.
BosTOS-Ar q, Schs Atavelia. Alley. FIIs
worth; Boomer Wa Is, vi Desert: ,u,uei
lie Moor. Bangor. l. urei, enueIt sullivan
Ne" lokk-sid. -, Sch. Mary l. rd Smith,
Savannah
Sid. q, Sc. senator, BOnsey, fail River
Ar. -, Set s.ayoita, Wiitmorr, Ell worth
Ar. Jan. !, Sch. irving Leslie. Haggerty, Mira
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MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port
sunday, Jan. /.
ARRIVED,
sch Georgieita, Woodwa d, New York.
MoBdas Jan. =
ARRIVED.
Sch J. NJ kenne ~, Pomeroy, Bot ton.
Sch aitavelia, Hey, Boz on.
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mbermen took fresh courage
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I'D.
! special to the Boston
zen Squirting, Post Office
has been removed. and
brunswick. Me. has been
successor. No reason Is
auge. Crawford j. temp
Bloomington, H.. where
Nlaw own a half inter
sl,ier newspaper.
meeting of Ellsworth
ArcAnum holden Tues
The following officers
snsunng year. c. S.
3nrill. Vice Regent {;
riR- +. Suminsby,
u. Secretary NJ. F.
RParsons, Guide K
v. G. Savage. Sentry.
National Bank h~re
condition il has been
II is the opinion of
Inow that 500. 900
re. if suitable parties
nest. 1t is time some
ere as there is prob
in the country where
/ he better supported
ter need for one than
as sounded from the
noon to-day. This
aver, meetings have
CD during the week
sept in the building
some defect in the
became filled with
as sounded. The
}. 3 and Union No.
and the danger
was a narrow es-
e been a disastrous
has been fooling
er, settled down
and got in some
It time and Mon
re snow will en-
commence work
layed, but out
y the snow, for
Id do the least
compelled to 60
ers look as il
I;I.;;;:' :; :: &: !: E: :: ::
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re- fifty horse With pink eve
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brookIia

EhIl4A '|tt-
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-23

ini =; ~, upon ~. siSptns shoulder, and q.
Enin~ ~ slsrens. a. . .s,.h nfare com.
. s.., - f. " : ny.Pa With ths rich
~ ~ y ~. S.,; .ssIsIoe, aon o. grAce, hold.
-. - ~. x ..s,, nu ~ casntns Of rare
~. s,,.ss.,X n,,h. .Hs ~ IT, IT ieet reclined
=. ,,,o,,sli,. &C.. ..'s uI u.otnef, both
. sl.nce n Eh;ck r..ssa,,. "ae sne one with
;rst.5 cvsr r.a1a '' 'ove FREEDOM.
!" Furcka !" ssol.imea s.,,..o.
.,a .,sct,... h,,~st ....s'. s S1vs.or' - this
es onnS t Suses upon aim AT length
b. cain rnrsI.i I Iii, - ~ long sought
.srS.- 7 .e;U MOOT 1h.,n =, ~ JON the hri-
Inc annual e1Mo,s'on OF works Of art
nao commsnceo N rome Among the nu.
meIous v;saIcls VINO 70 tnIonged the noble hall
w. 'n ~. 4co m:e..; A,reAno ana hi daugh.
sel. ans s p n olympia va. pale, very
pAie, ana ner soft cheeks: erst 10 finely
. 1U.;s. n na ~ wassea oy continued
anx.ssy; ZOE sne nao neitner seen nor heard
OF sa.vseot ZOE many months. All! no
wonIeE ~ ~, tnen. That her fair face
snou 1s,, nave Deoome pa'e and grief. worn.
nave 20 many OF our friends a..
semoleo mere so'osy' my tashery " inquired
O'y n -
L nss Fly msy E:es tne noble artist
wn0 - e"'ueu .no p,'A', replied the mar.
cnese. AZ yet no n mas not revealed him.
sel1 !; oouot.ess ~ WIN prove 70 be one Of
our mo:e experienced masters
" ae'gnG2' .., A.,
An! unoe1'ano tnat sign; you
would have your admirer, the low.born Sal.
's:' f.. .1 ss. xnneI =. 'te so'oen wreath"
:. 10y 1ssoetI =,
SPeak not, gar 70" snoo1d forget the
Woftnlese m!nlon
oorst OF music % tnat moment inter.
fnpsed me speaker.
i..s.n s sAc CHANNEL, ,oy'ssander' the
1aaees nave crowned the winner OF the
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-23
The Artists Love: A Tale
Of Italy. ~ +.
ny EDWARD J. HANDIDon.

"LApy,. q life's devotion shall repay this
condescension.
The earnest, trembling tones, The liquid,
hope beaming Of tiloss dark eyss, The ter
vid. passionate clasp OF the email, white
han.l-all. all proved the intense eqd utter
emotion Of the speaker. r.
Dear Salvador" murmursd IN retnrn
the sweet voics Of Olympia DArrssino, the
daughter Of the marcheae Of that name,
one Of the proudsst patrioians. in the land,
shall feel that there 10 still some seldohneeo
pardon the expression mingled with
your love-"
my own Olympia!
"ThiAe own-miserable
The words were Missed rather than spoken
to the ears Of the lovers. and on turning
the startled pair encountered the indignant
chances Of the marcheee"
+" Daughter" he slid, assuming . calm.
ness which it was imrosslble he could teal,
"you have dared 70 disObsy me-
Your pardon. my father." returned the
fearful dansel, throwing herself upon the
ground at his feet your pardon that
have done 70; but L lovsd-"
''Silemoe. girl i" shouted the exaspera-
ted nohlemsn. - IL It possible thae, tor
the justification Of an unworthy love, you
could 20 far degrade the noble blood Of
villainy Nay. Signor," hs addsd, address.
ing Salvador. vgive not back my glance -
proudly, on. by tie Holy Virgin, viii
summon my lAckeys snd have thee oxpsllsd
with stripes from my domain.r' a Z
e Salvador !" mu1mursd Olympia, - she
observed the cheek of her lover grow Grim
sol, with offended pride.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-23

@ise.nxnss.
,1rslaxArIo1.>
ilAx Il lows y assp &c.,.
Vjth E1tls t4ou0At a. care
Whethee my waking ma me-
Hare - tAsss.
~ uoI saess, be,d q strong;
n that il pae;
am willing not 70 ~
At last ! At tase!
Ny half-day's work Il done
And this Il I'LL my part;
/ give patient God
NO NyTsI' h'a''' Il !
Aud graap his banner still.
Yhe,,ek- al tn llno W dimS
s5vtpss. no ,ess than starA
Lad After him
Weak. weary and uncEowned, 40
II yet 70 be6r am strong,
C..ntent not cen 70 cry =
How long how lougl
The Dillon tribune., 1882-09-23

'sCePp's Mining Cses
Forsal 1t the news stand OF MIS-. De'" +
PostofIice Building, Virginia City,
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-01-21
COLUMBUS, MISS.
Saturday. January 81, 1882,

We print in this issue of THE
PATRON the proceedings of the
eleventh annual session of the Mis-
sissippi State Grange. The reports
of the different committees will be
found interesting to Patrons every
where.
The annual address of the Wor-
thy Master and the report of the
Worthy Secretary have already ap-
peared in our columns, but they
will be printed with the proceed
ings in the extra edition of THE
PATRON, ordered by the State
Grange, copies of which will be
sent to all the Oranges in the State.
That edition will be printed and
forwarded to the Secretary in a few
days.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-01-21

Agyfcalfaye-Bros. Afford, Hamblett.
Middlebrook. Sisters Kethley and Tones.
Acco.nks-Bros. Woods, Neeley and
Spruill.
The roll of counties was called
and number of resolutions were
read and referred to appropriate
committees.
TheWorthy Master then delivered
his annual address.
Being called upon, the Worthy
Lecturer and Steward asked and
obtained further time to make their
reports.
The Worthy Treasurer reported
as follows.
Cash received from Secretary.....$ ,oIo. 28
DISBURSEMENTS.
Warrants paid........ .....$23I .o6
Dues to NationalGrange, 2I4.lo 44s.25
Balance cash on hand ....,$ s7A.o2
H. o. DIXON, Treasurer.
December IS, 1881.
The Secretary then read her re-
port.
Bro. Magruder offered a resolu-
ton regarding change of time of
meeting of State Grange, which was
referred to the Committee on Con-
stitution and Bylaws.
Adjourned till u o'clock.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-01-21
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Grange was called to order
by the Worthy Master, and the fol-
lowing portion of letter from the
Worthy Overseer read:
1 have been very unwell all day, and am
feeling so badly that cannot start in time to
meet the opening of the State Grange as had
hoped to do, which is of course great disap-
pointment to me. Though absent in the bow
you have our best wishes for the success of the
session and oar liveliest sympathies in every
movement that may promote the good of the
Order. Fraternaily, J.G. MACARTHUR.
An eloquent address OF welcome
was then extended to the State
Grange by Bro. j. G. Hamilton, OF
Holmes, which was handsomely re-
piled to by Bro J. B. Bailey of New.
ton, in behalf of the State Grange.
The following were then appoint
ed on the standing mrnittees:
CredentiaZs-Bros. Ably, Alverson and
Nicely.
Order of B3siness-Bros. Taylor, Tate
and Dobbs
Division Of La6or-Bros. Barnett. Rev
nolds and Stanley.
Finance-Bros. Alverson, Armstrong;
and McCaleb.
Constitution and By-Laws-Bros. Oar
den, Ably, Harten and Mcbride.
Good of tie Oyder-Bros. Gill. Easlev.
Kethley, and Sisters Berry and Dobbs.
C0-oPeration--Bros. Bailey, Magruder.
Woodward, Smith, and Sisters Asten and
Woods.
TRANSPORTATION and Commercial Reza-
ftonS-Bros. Dixon, Christmas, Scott, Nc
Crazy and Roberts.
Resolutfons-Bros. Farmer, Tucker and
Moseley.
Cams and GrteUances-Bros.W Webster.
Dodson and Robertson.
Ednoation-Bros. Wilson, Asten. Stone
OF Marshall, Sisters Bailey and Barnett.
Dormant Granges-Bros. Stone of Car
roll, Estes, Jones, Bigger, and Sister Cor
1on.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-01-21

The recent meetings of State
Oranges throughout the country
were all well attended and indicated
a general strengthening of the Or
der. 1t is now generally conceded
that the organization is stronger and
more efficient than ever, a perma
nent institution which is destined to
WELD immense power in all bust
ness and public affairs. This will
be well for statesmen and patriots,
but very bad for the little profess
sional politicians.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-01-21

en- our republican institutions and
endanger the liberties of our PEG.
pie, therefore
Resolved, That our Congress-
men be requested, in the name oil
this State Grange, to make every
effort to revise our tariff laws at this
session Of Congress.
Resolved, That the present un-
wise and unnecessary internal rev.
enue tax on matches, bank checks,
saving bank deposits. proprietary
medicines, &c, be removed at once.
Which was, after discussion,
adopted, and a resolution passed
that copy, under the seal of the
State Grange. be furnished to the
Senators and Congressman from
this State.
The following from the Com nit
tee on Resolutions:
Your committee beg leave to sub
NIT the following:
We have considered the resolu
ton in regard to the Valuation Act
Of 1910. and recommend its adop-
ton. The resolution is as follows;
Resolved, That we, the State
Grange of Mississippi, demand the
Legislature TO Immediately re-
enact the Valuation Law of 1910.
Adopted with the following
amendment:
The Valuation Act to DO framed
to avoid the Constitutional objec-
tions, as contemplated by Hon. ]
McC. Martin, Senator elect from
the 9th Senatorial District.
Bro. F. J. Spruill offered the fol-
lowing. which was adopted by a
rising vote:
Resolved, That we take a rising
vote OF thanks to Worthy Master
DardeH for the able and efficient
manner in which he has discharged
his duty as State Lecturer, and to
Sister Ably for the ability and eff :
cheney with which she has dis
charged the laborious duties of her
office
Adjourned till . o'clock.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-01-21
THIRD DAY.
THURSDAY, DEC. X.
MORNING SESSION

MOhNING SESSION.
The Grange was called to orde,
a - O'Clock, Worthy Master Oar.
den IN the chair. Minutes of yes,
terday read and approved.
Bro. Woods moved that az there
was much important business vet to
be transacted and many members
having made their arran gements t.
go home to night, the annual ora
ton be dispensed with, and the spe.
cIal hour set aside for that purpose
De devoted to the exempi;ication OF
the secret work. Adopted
The special order for this honr
being the report of the Committee
on Complaints and Grievances on
charges of Salem Grange. sos
against Z. G. Brooks, it was taken
up and the trial proceeded with
winch resulted in the expulsion of
{. Z. Brooks from the Order of pa
irons of Husbandry, and the Secre-
tary ordered to publish in THE Pa
IRON HUsBANDRY and Chickasaw
messenger the result of this trial
Bro. Stanley offered the follow.
ing:
whereas, We are satisfied that
every influence is being exercised
among those who are opposed TO
our order to suppress the Grange
paper known as THE PATRoN OF
and we have incon
testlbie proof that the paper IS often
stopped at the post Office or taken
out and never reaches the snbscr;
Der; therefore be it
Resolved, That the State GRANGE
81 Mississippi most heartily endorse
ms the most valuable of our litera.
.ure' ana intend to support it by |
Dersuading our members to sub. |
Resolved, That we recommend |
Where our members fail to take =
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-01-21

The demand of the National
Grange for the elevation of the Ag-
ricultural Department will yet be
obeyed by Congress. 1t is but a
question of time. Congressman Lee
Fevre, of Ohio, last year a member
of the Agricultural Committee, has
introduced bill providing for a Sec
rotary and Assistant Secretary of
Agriculture, the Secretary to be a
member of the Cabinet. In addition
to the present division of the De.
partment, the bill provides for the
organization of three others, name
ly: A division of Veterinary Surge
ry, division of Forestry, and di-
vision of Technology. The SCOPE of
all the divisions to be increased, and
sufficiently liberal number of en-
ployes given to place the Depart
ment in thorough working order. 1t
also provides for the consolidation
of the botanical gardens and the
propagating gardens, now under the
control of the Commissioner of Pub
lie Buildings and Grounds, with
that of the Department of Agricul-
ture.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-01-21
EVENING SESSION.

4 NENlNO SESSlONs
The Grange assembled at u o.
clock, Worthy Master Darden in
the chair.
The Committee on Constitution
and Bylaws, offered a favorable
report on the resolution to abolish
the 5lst Chapter of Code, 1880,
which was concurred in by a unan-
imous rising vote.
The same Committee also report
ed favorabl y on amendment to the
Constitution submitted by the Ma
tional Grange, which was not con-
Cured in.
The Executive Committee, thro'
the Chairman, made their annual
report.
The select committee appointed
to draft resolutions on the death of
Bros r. StigIer and D. q. Buie
submitted the following.
Whereas, The Divine Master above hath re-
moved from our midst Bros. Sti gler and Buie
in the prime of life, at time when their SER
vices were so valuable in promoting the INDY
ing principles Of elevating the Ioilin,, millions
of our land. We bow in humble submission
ceiling that what has been our loss vas their
gain, because they now rest from their labors.
These brethren never tainted by the wayside
in the enthusiasm, zeal and energy which they
ever infused into our Order. Both occupied
prominent positions in the Grange, and fell
with their breast-plates upon them, in full
faith OF our glorious principles; therefore be il
Resolved, That in the death of our beloved
brethren the Order has sustained loss which
we deeply feel, and the State Grange of Mis-
sissippl say that their lights were made to
SHINE that others seeing it might strive to en-
ulate their devotion.
Resolved, That a page in memoriam be set
apart in the Secretary's book for Bros. Stigler
and Buie, stating in full their name, age, resi-
deuce and death, and the positions thew re-
sgectively filled during their connection with
our Order.
Resolved, That the State Grange extend
their heartfelt sympathies to the families of
our deceased brethren.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions
DC sent by the Secretary to their families. and
that they be published in The PATRON OF Hrs
BASDRY and Chickassw Messenger.
BAXTER WILSON,
7. L. DARDEN,
HENRY CHRISTMAS,
Committee.
After which Bros. Wilson, Christ
mas and the Worthy Master each
paid a touching tribute to the worth
OF our departed brothers, followed
oy a hymn, when the report was
adopted by a rising vote, and the
Grange adjourned, in token of re-
spect, till tomorrow at 9 O'Clock
a. m.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-01-21

the Subordinate Grange, ~
and present it to them 10 SuOscra
!, f Resolved sav That we ferret .. 1
rights in purloining THr0 upon . =
from the post Offices Fam,
mend that the Subordinss,a.u = fecoa
appoint committees to de, or'a.s
the Post Masters who t dSsn'ad !
are that commit this crime p'Ts
Unanimously adopted '
ADJOURNED till p O'Clock
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-01-21

/ of such laws of supervision ana 70
straint as will forever settle the
question in the full protection OF
the people and in justice to thc
/ corporations.
H. o. DIXON,
g. r. SCOTT,
HENRY CHRISTMAS,
Committee.
The Committee on Complaints
and Grievances made a report on
charges and specification from Sa-
lem Grange, No. 500, VS.. Z. &.
Brooks, Past Master, which after
discussion was, on motion, with.
drawn, with instructions to make
another report at 9:3O tomorrow
morning, which was made the spe-
cial hour for its consideration.
The following were appointed a
Committee on the Codiicatlou OF
Bylaws:
Bros. Darden, Ably, Hamilton,
Hartin, and Morehead.
The Committee on Memorials
made the following report:
Your Committee, to whom was
referred the resolution memorials
izing the Legislature to appoint a
State Chemist to protect our people
from the frauds and imp ositions of
manufactured commercial fertil
izers, have had the same under con
sideration and beg leave to report
favorably thereon.
A. T. MIDLEBRooK,
j B. HAMBELT,
KATE JONES,
Committee.
Resolution referred to from New
ton and Scott coun lies:
ReSotUed, That our delegates to
the State Grange be instructed to
call the attention of the State
Grange TO the Importance OF me-
moriaIzing the Legislature to ap
point a State Chemist to protect
our people from the frauds and i'm
positions of the manufacture ers of
commercial fertilizers.
Which was amended by direct
ing the Professor of Chemistry of
the Agricultural and Mechanical
College in addition to the examina-
ton of fertilizers to also make ex-
animation o: and analize any water
that may be submitted to ascertain
it's purity.
After discussion the resolution
was adopted as amended.
n,
was made the special order of the
day for Ii o'clock tomorrow.
On motion, a Committee on
Leave of Absence was appointed,
to>wit: Bros. Gill, Tate and Dobbs.
On motion, the roll call Of coun
ties was resumed, and the reports
of the condition of the Order therein
continued
Moved to adjourn.