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SUMMONS.

CSTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC
y ramento, S. In the Superior Court in and for
said county. The People Of the State OF California,
to Angene Williams, A. A. Nordyke. NJ. Il. Nor
DYKE c. A. Nordyke Eliza Tmmens LIZZIE True,
Justina True, Caroline Sutton and Henrietta
Reese, greeting: You are hereby notified that
action commenced in the Superior Court OF
the county OF Sacramento State Aforesaid, by Hing
complaint in the Clerks office Of said Court on the
Sd day of March, 1888, in which action A I. Nor
dyke is plaintiff and ysu are defendants; that
the general nature of the action, as appears from
sail complaint, is as follows To obtain decree OF
this Court requiring said defendants to set forth their
title in and to that certain piece parcel Of land,
situated in Sacramento county, State OF California,
and described as follows, to wit: Being part OF
Liedsdorf, or Ranch de los America1oS grant, and
bounded as follows: Commencing at the northeast
corner Of tract of land conveyed to Morris Toomey
by the executors Of Joseph L. Folsom, deceased, by
deed dated May 90 1876 and recorded in Book 80 OF
Deeds, in the Recorders Office Of sacramento COUNTY;
thence south 81 rods, feet thence west so rods
thence north ll9 rods l6i feet, TO the old jackson
road and the ceDter ereot; thence along the con-
ter of seid road eastsry 10 rods 12} feet, to the
place OF beginning containing about So acres; that
the claims OF plaintiff and defendants thereto be
settled, and that the Court by its decree declare
that plaintiff has valid title to said premises and
that the defendants have no right or title
thereto. ALI Of which is more fully set forth
in the complaint on file herein, reference to
which is hereby made. And you are hereby di-
rected to appear and answer SAID complaint within
ten days from the service of this writ exclusive Of
the day of service ii served on you in said county
OF Sacramento and within thirty days. exclusive OF
the day of service, if served elsewhere; and you
are further notified that unless you SO appear and
within the time above specified, the plaintiff
Will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
therein.
In testimony whereof, I, Chas. NJ Coglan, Clerk
Of the Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand
ard affix the seal of said Court, this 9TH day of
March, A. D. 1888
[szAL1 CHAS. N. CoGLAN, Clerk.
L. S. TAYLOR, Attorney for Plaintiff. m61aw2mW
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WASHINGTON TgxGIroRY.
Items frnn, seafnc

SEATTLE, April 17th.--A computation of
the new acreage in hops makes total of 56S
acres planted in this county this year, which,
added to the old fislds, makes total acreage
of 772
Work is now about beginning in this city on
the largest and probablythe costliese residence
on the coast north of Californis. It's great
est length will be 120 feet, greatest width so
feet, and hight, three stories above Che base
ment. 1t viii belong to II. l.. Yesler, one
of the local nillienairss.
The steamer Fanny Lake collided with a
rock in Skagit river last Friday and was
sunk. How badly she was hurt, or whether
she can be saved, is not known.
Street improvement contracts were let by
the City Council last night to the aggregate
amount of $4,000. The contracts were all
for work much needed which will substan.
tally improve the appearance of the town.
The Chinese firm which took the big cou-
tract last fall want no mora stfest work here,
for they lost over $500 on i, and it broke
them. A general and permanent system of
sewerage is being insugurated, Che cost of
which will be great, but the value in
estimable
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NEVADA.


TUscARoRA, April 17th.-A rich strike was
made Sunday in the 2. and 2. Consolidated
that outrivals any discovery every made in
Tuscarora A short time ago an ore seam
was discovered on the surface that led to the
conclusion that an extensive ore body existed
deeper down. In order to determine this
fact q drift was projected from q shaft sixty
feet from the surface, in the direction Of the
surface indications. This level had reached
distance of forty or forty-fvs feet when the
ore body was encountered, following a hang
ing wall. A cross cut was immediately started
to determine the width Of the ore body. The
cross cut is in six feet and no wall ID reached
yet. The ledge is widening rapidly, and gives
promise Of being the heaviest ore body ever
discovered in this distrios- The entire gangue,
as far as opened. gives an average assay oi
$500 per ton. A chloride seam of twely;
inches. following .hs foot wall, gives a return
of 1858 90 per ton. There is now fully Si0.
600 in sighf, and only forty-eight hours worl
done on the find. Fifteen Thousand dollar
was offered yesterday for third interest
which was refused, It is fortune for tbou
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Judge Sawyer has declared the immigra-
tion tax illegal.
Expert Pattee has found another s., 600
deficiency in Gray's accounts.
All charges against Sarah Burke and her
Chinese lover have been dismissed.
The Collector of the Port is ordered by
the Secretary of the Treasury not to admit
adulterated tea.
School Superintendent Moulderis taking
action to reduce corporal punishment in
the public schools.
The Supervisors have finally passed res
olutions Of intention to do street work as
provided by the VroomAn Act.
Sixty old Sunday law cases have been
dismissed in the Police Court. Four hun
dred and fifty more cases follow.
The body of respectfully dressed man
was recovered from the bay Tuesday. It
had been in the water two weeks.
Major Henry C. Dave lectured to an
overcrowded house Monday night in aid of
the School Teachers Mutual Aid Society.
Archibald G. Peachy, ex.State Senator
yer and descendens OF revolutionary stock,
uieu suuueuiy luesudy Vi heart uihease.
John j. Troy, who stabbed his brother
to death, in May last, in drunken spree,
and was acquitted on the grounds of self
defense and responsibility, died Monday
of consumption and remOrse.
Emory French has arrived from Oregon,
en- route to Iowa, for horse stealing in Jam
uaryy 1889. He broke Jail last September
| and fled 10 Oregon. He was working on
ranch in Willamette Valley when cap-
! tured.
Louis Cohn, wharfinger on Mission-street
wharf No. 2. was arrested Tuesday on
complaint Of Clark, Dunn's bookkeeper, on
foar charges of embezzling 80 3Sl of wharf
receipts last fail by altering the tonnage Of
vessels. Cohn ia about 60 years of age and
much respected. He was formerly mer-
chant. He was released on 81, 900 bonds.
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ARIZONA.
The ApaeheS.

TUCSON, April 17th.-A special TO the Sta,
from Cslabasas at P. V. states that pros.
pector was chased to within three miles OF
that place this evening. The town is sur.
rounded by camp fires, and signaling has been
going on all day from the surrounding noun.
tains. Citizens are mounted and awsiting
an attack. A special train from Camp
Huachuca is on the way with troops.
One Of Captain Blacks rangers arrived to.
day. BE says thsy traced the Indians who
killed McComas into the Sierra Madre
mountains. Two scouts got in sight of their
camp in a deep canyon, and counted sixty.
two warriors. They observed large amount
of plumber and many animals. They re.
ported this discovery to Captain Black, but
as the rangers numbered but twenty they
feared to return and make an attack.
Gray Coming Back.
Tucson, April 17th.-A special from Gusy.
may, Mex to the Star says: Gray left here
at P. NJ. to-day, in charge of officers Lees
aud Coffey. A formal demand was made for
him at P. NJ when he was placed in the
hands of the officers and taken to the United
States Consul, and thence to the cars. Nc
attempt was made to release him, and no ex.
citement was caused by his removal.
Death OF Physlcian.
Tucson, April 17th.-Dr. Charles E. Hol.
brook died suddenly this morning. He was
formerly of San Francisco. Deceased stood
high in Arizona. He will be buried to.mor.
row with Masonic and other ceremonies.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Childhood, Manhood and Hoary Age Ex.
claim In Unison, "Behold the Con-

qucfOE
DURING brief visit to the ancient town Of War
wick, R. l., recently agent extended his tripto
the southeastern extremity Of the town, to look
about among the wonderful improvements which
have been made in the appearance of Warwick Neck
during comparatively brief period, and while con-
versing on the subject with Colonel BEyJANIN S.
HAZARD, the popular proprietor OF the Warwick
Neck Hotel be learned that the greater part of the
handsome summer residences had been erected in
side of dozen years and he also learned that Col.
Hazard had been great sufferer from a chronic
disease OF the Kidneys and Bladder for over fifteen
years. the most painful form OF it being stoppsge
or retention of the urine which was so very
at times to disable him for his accustomed work,
and even confne him to the bed, when surgeons
assistance would be required to relieve him He was
being doctored large part OF the time, but could
get permanent relief. at times his suferngs
were terrible from sharp, cutting pains through the
Kidneys and Bladder; and he had suffered go long
and go severely that ne had become discouraged Of
getting well again, especially as the doctor stated
that it was doubtful il man OF his age, with such
complicated disease Of long standing. could be cured
But last summer, when he was suffering intensely
from one Of these attacks, gentleman who was
boarding at his hotel urged and persuaded him to
try bottle OF Hunts Remedy, as be had known OF
some wonderful cures ef.cted by it.
Mr. Hazard says he had no faith in it, but con-
sented reluc anty to try and after taking only
two days, the intense pains and aches had disap-
peared, aud he commenced to gain strength rapidly
and in less than week WAS attending to his sccus
toned work, and has never had return OF the
pains. Mr.. Hazard is now 70 years OF age, and
on the 25th of Nov, 1882, when our agent met him,
although it was very cold and clustering day, he
was in the field with his team at work pulling and
loading turnips, as hale and hearty man rs you
could wish for, whereas last August he was unable
to stand up to oversee the work then. going on in
this same field
HUNTS REMEDY had given him health and strength
again, and he recommends it to his relatives and
friends, several Of whom are now taking it, as he
considers it most excellent medicine for all dis
eases Of Kidneys or Bladder. nc 1yMWS&w1y
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DOOMS TO LEr-oNE FINELY FURNISHED
IA iruat rnorl 10 let suitable for one or two
gentlemen. Apply at NJ. $50 L street (south side),
between Fifth and Sixth. a17-1ws
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LEGAL NOTICES.
T GAEaTCE5-

NToTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON FRI
~ DAY, April 20, 1888, st II o'clock A. NJ, in
front of the Court house door, the Board of Super
yisors Of Sacramento county will se at Public Auc-
tion, to the highest bidder the following described
real estate, to wit:
The north seventy (79) feet OF the west three.
fourths of Lot No. 2, in the block bounded by and
j, Sixth and Seventh streets and the block bounded
by ana S, Thirteth and Thirty streets OF the
city of Sacramento, county of Sacramento and State
OF California also, Lots Z and g, in the block be-
tween and NJ, Sixth and Seventh streets, with the
improvements thereon being the Pavilion property.
Deeds at expense of purchaser.
Also the following personal property Two Work
Horses and one Jersey Bull.
The personal property may be seen at the County
Hospital.
Terms cash.
By order of the Board.
m2l-1aw5tW CHAS. NJ. COGLAN, Clerk.
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BRITISH GOArsrS.A.
The Pug,t sound shlpwrecks,

VICTORIA, april 16th.-A shipping dis
aster unparalleled at this port occurred
yesterday, when four ont of six ships ct an
chor in the outer harbor were blown ashors
and seriously damaged, il not totally wrecked.
The wind blew hurricane from 2 o'clock
Saturday morning till s o'clock Saturday
night. The six ships at anchor were the
Duke of Argyle, Tibsr, Connausht and Tiger
(British9 and the Gettysburg and Southern
| Chief (Americsu). The two last named broke
| their aehoroge and went ashors about Q
o'clock in the morning. The Connsught and
Tiger held on till towards evening, when both
went on. All four vessels lost their mizzen-
mast. The Souther Chief lost its msinmast,
| and one man was killed by ths fall of yard
The gale wss 20 severe that no steamers could
go to the relief. After the ships struck, the
sea made clean breaches ever thsn. This
evening tug from the scene of disaster re-
ports water flowing in and out of all Of the
vessels. The Gettysburg and Southern Chief
went on at high tiGe. It is feared neither
will be got off. All the ships were in ballast
excspt the Connaught, which has a cargo Of
lumber for South Africa. The Tiber and
Duke Of Argyle rode out the gals in safety,
the Tiber losing one anchor line. Anchors
and chains were all lost before the ships
finally broke away. The steamship G. w.
Elder had just arrived from San Francisco
when the gale sprang up, and she ran into
Esquimalt. On shore the scene ives one that
bsffled description. The wind tore and ragged
through the entire day and far into the night,
uprooting trees and blowing down fences and
sign and causing much discomfort,
and in come cases peril Il is remarkable
fact that during the gale the glass, compara-
lively high, never fell below 20 80.
VICTORIA, April 17.b.-The condition of
the wrecked ships is very discouragiag. In
fact the Tiger. Southern Chisf and Gsttys-
burg are said 20 be beyond hope. The Tigers
back is cerssinly broken. Tee tide ebbs and
flows through her and all the other vessels.
The condition of tie Connau2ht is slightly
better, and hopes are expressed that SIZE will
be got off. Her cargo consists of SOC, 900 feet
of lumber. Her loss by this disaster is esti-
mated st 500, 600. a survey viii be hsld to-
morrow. The weather Is still unsettled, With
southwest equals. ShipmasteIs are censured
for not auchoring at Esquimall harbor, where
the ships Ivanhoe and two others we're. snd
the steamship G. w. Elder. They rode out
the gale in safety.
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CHAPTER FOURTH.

Tie public has been informed, through
my PREFACE, of the claims made for the
ULCER SELVE for Salt Rheum, Kings
Evil, Eever Sore, old Sore, Skin Erup-
tIOn, MILK Leg, IDfiamed Joints. Hip
Disease, sprnins. Bruises, VaricOse Veins,
Sore Breasts, scrOfula, White swenings.
etc. It has also been informed OF the
history or the vegetable compound. and
the means by which became possessed
of IL, and The peculiar circumstances by
which was led 30 present st TO The pub.
lie. I now present the Fourth Chapter of
Genuine Certificates.
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interested. and of the greatest Importance to
this district,


WINNEMUccA, April 17th.-The safe of II.
ID. McColley, at Willow Creek, Oh the Idaho
road, was robbed yesterday of S., 900 in gold
coin andgreenbacks. His clerk, young man
named Upson. had access to the safe. He
claimed to have lost the key, and came to
this place before the robbery was discovered.
The train being late yesterday he did not get
away as soon as be expected McColley broke
the safe open yesterday, and discovered that
the money was stolen, and came TO this place
and had Upson arrested. The money has
not been found, and Upson is in jail. About
$40 in greenbacks and check which he
claims to have received from his father was
found on Upsou. About 50, 900 Of the money
was in $40 pieces, and the balance in green.
backs.
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Salt Rheum Cured.

SACRAMENTO March Is, 1888
]. p. Sarsfeld Dear Sir My wife was afflicted
with Salt kheum for two years. She was treated
by many skilled physicians, and has tried most of
the SO called scrofula cures, without experiencing
the slightest relief A friend recommended her to
try Sarsfields Chronic Ulcer Salve and Remedy for
the Blood She did so, and, after the firss appca-
tion the severe itching ceased and in three weeks
she was perfectly cured. That was seven months
AGO, and there has been no return of the Rheum.
J. NJ. NIELSEN, No. 100 street.
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w. WOOD,

nENTISE, QUINNs BUILDING, -
/ northeast corner Fourth and JiTfSz@
streets Artificial Teeth inserted on alSI1IO
bases Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas for
painless extraction of teeth. fez5-d
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From a Widely-Known Com
mercial Traveller Of Cali
fornia


SACRAMENTO, August 20, 1882.
To Whom 1t May Concern l have used ]. P.
Sarselds Chronic Ucer Salve my family for sew
eral years. and take pleasure in testfyng OF my own
knowledge to its healing qualities One of my sons,
after spell of searietina was left with running
sore Just over the ball of the eye We were greatly
worried for fear il would inure the eye and we used
many remedies for its cure for over year. We
fortunately got small box of the Chronic Ulcer
salve and after applying it for about one week the
sore was entirely healed and has never troubled him
since. regard the save as invaluable to the house.
hold. Respectfully yours, L. a. UPSoN.
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nRs RREHEn z sourHMaRrH.

~ ENTIsTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER -
& of Seventh snd streets, in Brytes t5Sss@ss.SS
new building, upstairs Teeth extracted, llID
without pain by the use OF improved Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas. felo-4plm
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Denial from Senator Fair-sarah Burke
Married 10 Her Chinese Lover The
Petaluma EIectIon-Robbery OF a Safe
Death at San Rafael-The San Francisco
Money Market-WashingtOn Territory
Items-Rich Mining Strike In Nevada
The Paget Sound shlpwI ecks-Etc.
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4, II. sflETH.

MTo aa J STREET, PRACTICAL PLUMBER
and Gasatter-work donc on the most approved
gar itarv nrinninIea MINT
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$50. EELzgY EspEGGs, m. D..

nCUJST, AURIsT AND PHYSICIAN FoR
4 Diseases OF tho Tmoat. Office, 42es street,
corner OF Fitth over Sacramento Bank, Sacramento
Cal Hours-e:30 to IL A n; to p 4 sundays-
o:8D TO III 4. ~: 20 4 Pm. ml-u
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OREGON.
Indicted for Murder-PrIze Fighters Get
Set Raciy-BOdy Recovered

Set Back-BOdy Recovered.
PORTLAND, April 17th.-H. w. Abrams,
who shot Brownlee at the Junction last JAN
uary, was indicted by the Grand Jury OF
Lane county fer murder in the first degree.
His trial will take place this or carly next
week.
An Astoria special says: A prize fight took
p.ecs here to-day between Lewis Steinberger
and joe Stevens. After fighting six rounds
the Mayor and Chief Of Police appeared on
the scene and arrested both pug;lists, who
were fined 500 each by thu Police Judge.
The body of Emanuel JohsnseD, drowned
yesterday from the Point Adams cannery,
was recovered to-day.
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Ill.
Ulcers Cured.

SACRAMENTO, March 20, 1883.
Mr.. Sarsfeld I had bad leg for yea-s, caused by
ulcers on the shin. Nothing relieved me until
tried your Salve, which l accidentally heard OF. In
three weeks was well man, completely cured.
J. CRISMAN.
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TNoR sALE-oNE GOOD SECONDHAND TOP
El Buggy. Inquire at PAINE'S STABLE, 512 X
street Sacramento a7.2W*
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HOTELS AgD 8GsgA04A.llsa9iis rs
BRUCE HOUSE,

MO. 1918 j STREET, BETWEEN TENTH AND
~ Eleventh, Sacramento. B. A. TRAP, Propri-
etor. Board and Lodging per week, 50; Board per
week, s4 Meals, 25 cents. Best OF Wines, Liquors
a,.l Gi,nra ID Tie Rnr m27-
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LANES WaNnRURN.

Z Fine Brandee, Wines and Liquors. Agent for
Dr. Jaffes Celebrated Cinchona Bitters; also, agent
for Litton Springs seltzer Water, Sonoma county,
California. No. Ill b street, between Fourth and
Fifth fe26-4p1m
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CrOssman's specific Mixture

MYTH THIS REMEDY PERSONS CAN CURE
w themselves without the least exposure,
change OF diet. change in application 10 business
The medicine contains nothing that is OF the least
injury to the constitution. Ask your druggist for
Price, 81 bottle. mlo-1yWS
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BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS acts like a charm
on the digestive organs;
removing all dyspeptic
symptoms, such as tast-
ing the food, Belching,
Heat in the Stomach,
Heartburn. etc. The
only Iron PJ eparation
that will not blacken the
teeth or give headache.
Sold by all Druggists.
Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Md.
See that all Iron Bitters are made by
Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore and
have crossed red lines and trade
mark on wrapper.
BEWARE OF mutations.
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DE, NIXON.

nFYICE AND RESIDENCE. STREET BE.
Z tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. 91S and 92e. VIII
visit the Railroad Hospital daily st $50 Office
hours-s to Al A.; to I'm, and evenings fe14-lm
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HOTEL LENGHRM.

StoRNER FOURTH AND L STREETS, sACRk-
neato-strietiy arst-clasg, on the European plan
D. Servers Carriages VIII take all passengers tree
OF charge from Depot TO Hotel
ml.4p1rn TERRY 6 CO.. Mansgers.
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EGUIs gEOss e co.,

nEALERs, CORNER OF FRONT And {
4 : streets Highest prics for Hides, Stassl
Pelts and Tsllow Butchers supplied with SAT-,
Psper latest improved Sausage Machines, stusec9l
Lard Presses, etc. Promps cash returns made foE
al eonsignments. felS-4pd
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SUFFER

no longer from Dyspep-
sia, Indigestion, want or
Appetite, Joss Of Strength
lack OF Energy, Malaria,
Intermittent Fevers, &c.
BROWNS IRON BIT
TIERS never fails to cure
all these diseases.
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Cured After Fiftsen Years Of
Suffering

SAcRANENTo, Cat, April 80, I6e2
Mr.. J. 2. Ssrsfsld-Dear sir: 1t affords me uu-
feisned pleasure to testify to the great efficacy of
your medicine and ulcer salve. For fifteen years
suffered with scrofulous ulcer on my left leg 1t
was sore from the insep to the knee oiut attended
with great pain. six inches OF the shin bsne was
removed twelve years ago The ulcer aud sore con-
tinued, and was unable to use my leg, and was
helpless was treated by many eminent physicians
but received only temporary relief NY suffering
for fifteen years was more than pen can describe /
fortunately heard OF your ulcer salve, and after
using 1t for seven months find myself perfectly
cured and am well and strong, able to do any kind
Of manual labor, though terrible scar is left on NV
leg as a reminder OF my long suffering shall never
cease to recommend your Chronic Ulcer Salve for all
chronic ulcers, as had given up all hope OF ever
being cured until applied your ulcer saive. Your
friend, CHARLES ORR.
[In the employ of n. Clark i Sons Pottery, who
can vouch fo- the truth OF this statemsntl