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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-19
EMMA LODE MINING CLAIM,


sitnsto in Secs. Is and ~, T. = n, Il. II, H. Boise
MeridIan, Mineral iiii Mining District Aitulus
county. ldaho Territory, consisting OF ,5nu
linear fee" OF the lode, and surface ground 800 feet
wide. being lot No. O., end dcSerhol IN the field
notes and plat Of the otinal survey IN file IN this
Once, with magnetic variation al IS degrees and 80
minutes east, rs follows:
Commencing nj the dis ,overy point of this cleirr
and running south Il degrees and 70 minutes east
$50 feet, center OF southeast end nut - claim.
thence north Il " IT and ~ minutes east 800
feet - corner No. |; thence s1uth t. degrees aud
AZ inmates west coo feet to corner No. >. thence
north A degrees and 30 minutes west Leo feet TO
corner Ne. 3: thence north A. degrees and 40 min
ues east 600 feet to corner No. 4; thence eoth A.
degrees and 20 minutes east l,ioo feet t. cOrnt ?
No !, aud place of beginning survey of exterior
DO lhunrles, tnHratlEG tal urea Of >" % ~ res.
excluding, however, from this application and
Ge- fllttoh Tho area III conflict W tn tae WAR
Eaale" Lode, Lot. No. "a. 2.73 acres and the area
III conflict with TIE "'uli Queen Lode Lot Ne
Co. 2o2 acres area Claimed AID sought 10 be pat
entcd 1891 acres.
From corner No. 3 Section corner common to
Range II Ea>t of the Boise Meridian bears South
IS degrees - minutes and ~ seconds West :. 800
feet.
The said mining claim being Of record in the
once of the County Recorder of said Mining bis.
trict At HALEY, in Alturas County Limbo Territ,-
~. The nearest known locations being the IN
dian QueeA, Lot %, war Eagic," lot a. aid tue
"Ncllie."
Any and all persons claiming adversely any por-
ton II the said ''f.aInla' LODE aiming Claim or
surface ground, are required to iie their adverse
Claims thereto with the Register OF the United
States Land osiye, AZ Haley Iaaho r.rr.tarv.
within the sixty diys' publication thereof or they
Will be barred by virtue Of the provisions of the
Statute N suci. caScs madc and provided
hOAER l.. POUND, Register.
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Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
NOTICE NO. 50.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
HALEY, IDAHO, April II, 1881
Notice IL hereby given thut Julian Hill and B.
T. Davis. whose post ltce address Atlanta. Al
turas county, Idaho Territory have made appli.
cation for IA United States patent for the
HILL AND DAVIS LODE MINING CLAIM
situate in Middle Boise ming District. Alturas
county. Idaho Territory, consisting If $50 Linear
rect OF the lode ana surface ground 100 feet wide
being Let No. 81 md dcs ribed in the fold mott
and plat oi Che official survey file in this office
with magnetic variation ut 10 degrees 10 minutes
east, AS follows; Commencing at the discovery
point and running thence s. G5 degrees " 600 feet
10 the center of west end of claim thence 5 20 de-
grees +. 80 feet to corner No. ! thence n % tie
greeS W. 100 feet to corner q thence N % degrees
H. $40 feet to corner No. 3: thence =. - degrees f.
Ioo feet to corner 4. thence - % degrees W. so
feet TO corner No. L. the place of beginniig sur
v~y of exterior boundaries of claim. Containing
1.99 acres. No conh,cts.
From Corner No. 3. L. $. NJ. NJ. No. l. bears n
90 IL grees and .ui minute +. 3,2i2 feet distant
me said mining claim being OF record iii tho
otice of the Recorder of Aituras county, at
HALEY, in saiA county Idaho Territory. The
ncart It known location being the Lucy Philips.
direct TINT this notice be Published IN the
WOOD RIVER TIMES, tle newspaper published
nAhrest the said mining claim, for the period of
ixty days.
alstb0 HOMER l.. POT Nd Eruister
WIN. HYNDMAN Attprn, for Appiirulu
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The reon!e Of the United states in the 're-rrt,rv
81 iIaho s"rd greetinl to Alma Keyes and
WILT keyfs. defends Is:
h"u 'r mere ty required to appear in nm ret on
u against YOU by he abovt-num pl in.
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IN A.nf by def#ult WI be taken agatl 4 Won me-
'ur ing 70 tn rtyer If sn'd com LIANT
lhe sAld action 5 brought to recover in fpre nj
"R"fl>t You Tor tie sam OF tw. I've hfudrpd
iiHttt -four nj 97-l00 dollars duo pl int rs r. n,
y u On II certain judgment rendered m the his
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county tai Ter itiry, ON NJ ,rch tn Isl
\ " n ave her by n tifed that # you fail To
ZIP nhi bn'w@S the sid mp sin rs ah,ve
required tn sad plaintiffs II t9kc dafaIt mn
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tao u.s. 'igat hundred and .eitv-faur
- o.. Iutt LSoN, Clerk
~ J.. L. HI HARps, Deputy Clerk
A4Ai5AII. Haywood, Ogden, Pits. Attys MO
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Nn9 for the working class. Send III esn.
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D that will PIT You in the way OF m 9'nsht
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Notice far Publication,
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHo.)
April %, 1854.

I, John l.. G Smith, Of Failey, Ilaho who made
HoheStrtd pl G ton No. 81. for tie 5 W /, n.
T. = uni y, ". 4 $. J.. a nd 5. T.. !, n. W. 4,
ana 5. Z. !, 5. ". l.. $ T.. Is \ :, IS f t
90 A6r hT e Y notice Of .y int ion to co4.rnnt
T. 81, M make in9l proof t. ct lllish my Il IN
to l'nt ano. e seribcd an / eXpe, t t.
rr v lly rtsiUrnct and rlIl ~ on before the
heSist nad Receiver, t II icy iaho. on June
t. 1, ~ two Of the following witnesses:
T. j.; rue w. hiley, }. NJ. Cannudy. and S.
d. Mill,r-all of Haley, Idaho.
JOHN l.. G.. SMITH.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-19

UNITED STATES LAND OFrlCE,
HALEY, IpAHO.
March Is. 1854.
Notice is hereby given that Daniel Harrington
and Robert G. Chambers, by W II. " att their at.
terney IN fact, whose pOstothcc address is
HALEY, Aturns county, Idaho Iereitury have
made application ior a United States Patent for
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AS An ADVERTISING MEDIUM
Tho Weed Eoo:vo1: 7 lime,
lHAiIE AND " E,iEtIV)

,DAiLV WEEKLY
Makes claim whatever and leaves that appreciated
publications. But in be the
of this region proudly Founded on the
18Th of June 1881 weekly. THAN ELEVEN MONTHS
it had into DAILY WEEKLY with eoraphc dsnche
brought in l6o miles by and published monthly
o $500!
The WOOD RIVER TIMES is published at HALEY tho
seat OF the vast and rich Aturas county chosen terminus
OF the Wood River Branch of the Oregon Railway
and the Commercial Political Social etois of the Weed
River and Sawtooth Region
For advertising rates. apply Office of any OF our regular
patrons.
z. z. DECC--E. Publisher.
HALEY, IDAHO
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The Weekly Times

carefully TIMES and c
ans all the articles relating the Mines Mills Smetcrs and
general Of this region, which appear DAILY Itn
sheet 24x36 and the price subscription THREE DOLLARS
PER YEAR. ONE DOLLAR AND A lALF per year Sent
by mall postpaid. receipt of plcc
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turnal Emission, Aversion to Sucitty Dnunts, Of
Vision, Noises in the Head: the >itol mud pass.
ing unuhSVrNed in the urine and many otner dis
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DR.. Ill TIE, who Is "a r. -,ulIr pHysici an Ctra1-
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agree to forfeit lIvt Hu>DR.n polLAus t,- "A c.sr
ot TINS hind I'll" VEAL RESTORATIVE pi. ?
bis special advice and treatment sail MT ,.t..
on Il + AWNING InNNr" ur iIlullyus ANA IN. t
DIR. MIN VIZ treats Ill pc> tt,l,i ..s., -tiac She
lui\ without mercury. t.N VI.A ION lA. d.
ihor"u2h exam. nation Hn, f.N..e. tu,I. dIfs. an.
a!is,a ot utnc, -. Price uI N4.aL Et>roGArI.u
Sl.5o bottle, or four tame. tie gu -Lt.ty = .o8.
s@i.' |" any actress upon rccvitut pfIcc, OF G @.
ID secure from observation and in private us.ll.
ii Dc sired by A. Il. MINNIE, NJ ~. il AeurA,
street San Francisco, Cal
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sTS n - wees at hone $500 outht re C.pi
IS r shs slutely sure. r,ss. =.
Fl p = no required. Reader, Il sVf ill
rt4 4 b Il +; business Mt when perst us -.
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pa, all the lime til v WORK. with shs.rmr q
tgip'v. wri rparticulm t. hALih
+ prtland. Ma We.
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SUMMONS.
IN the District Court of the Second Ju1icirI Dis
Flct Oh the TT ry of idaho in and for
the Coun of Altiras

George Reed. F.. o. Jones. j. p KirkendsIl and
IhAs Co.. cop ners under the firm
name of Reed, Jones Il co. plain.
'ifs VS. ALMA Eeyes ana wi.
lrI Reyes. defendants
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In the District Court If the II Judicial District of
the Territory of Idaho. III ana tor the County
of Altdras
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-05-19
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST

]@<1 @-~AA LII = = y IA L1L 7
" R. ALLEN. AS Is WELL KNOWN Is "A PEGr
y LAR graau I'd Plysicinn 81 ucatei 1t 3, W.
uulh college and tnivt fsitv If Nirhipan He las
neNottl If time t.. and is a NOV LEGGED to e.
N mos expert surgeon in J. is specia.iy ON the
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4.
A.ASAi4- Haywood, Ogden, Pits. Attys. mi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
CAPITAL CULLINGS.



AUSTIN, TEX, Aug. 18th. sales
Of school land at the August meeting
OF the land board, as footed up to-day,
amount to So ,iO2 acres; the leases, d.
9Di acre.; the applications rejected
on account of improper in
dorsements by surveyors aud other
causes 'opurchasc "a 72O acres, TO lpase
SO, 720 acres. Bids for the lease of about
$50, 900 acres Mt four ceuts per acre
were flied but not considered.
Increase In county assessments I:
Grayson, 81 3ij,G 75; Fayette, $4l9,30
Treasury deposits. S50,0DD
The Pullman Palace Car paid in
81 ,675 tax ON their earnings for the
current quarter,
The collector Of Lee county settled
Some eight or ten members of the
Republican state executive committee
arrived tonight to be present nj It's
meeting Tomorrow. Chairman Blink
ley stated to II GAZETTE reporter thai
he was In favor of calling conven-
tion to nominate " straight ticket, but
he had no idea what the committee
would do.
The news OF Sayers' nomination for
congress gives general satisfaction. Ii
Ia believed he will beat Judge Rector
the Republican candidate, by 5000 ma
jority.
w. "A. Blackburn, Republican nomi-
nee for county Judge, declines To max,
the race.
Col. J. L.. Barlow, editor of the
Statesman, was presented with ahand
some gold headed cane by the States
man staff tonight. He sewers his con
, nection with that journal Tomorrow
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
POLITICAL.
Continued from FIRST Page.

profusIon. Speeches We're made by w.
>. Jameson Of Montague, who
is an advocate of the lease
law, aud Hon. Temple Houston OF
Mobeetie, Tex, candidate for state
senator from this the Ninetetnth
senatorial district.
Mr.. Houston Is q bold, fearless sdvo-
cate offree grass, and handles the sub
ltct in q mastery. eloquent manner
de held the immense audience spell
bond in an hours speech
and was cbeered time after time for
his many strong points The name
of Temple Houston Is registered
In the minds of our people
rs their next state senator
for this district. He has no avowed
opponent as yet and can undoubtedly
beat any lease-law opponent that can
be trotted out against him.
The 81. 10 people deserve much
credit. They never do anything by
halves, and they Know how TO get up
a boss" picnic and barbecue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
file Was No, a Kicker.
Merchant Traveller,

'AN'Nhhit
Ben Ridgely, Louisville, Ky,
newspaper man, who for the first
twenty years of his life had been ac-
customed to feeding on champagne
and diamond back terrapin, has for
the past twenty years been having a
catcn-as-catch-c can wrestling match
with the Usual boarding-house spread,
and is still alive, but weak. One day
early in the spring, he went to his
landlady with complaint.
Madam" he said, with a demi-
semi quaver in his voice, and wet
ness in each eye about as big as a buck
shot, haven't l been pretty good
boarder for the two years / have been
with you?r
" Why, Mr.. Ridgely, of course you
have. Only yesterday lady asked me
now long you had been a member OF
the Young Mems Christian asocia-
ton, replied the lady in surprise.
Yes, and when you gave us eggs
with feathers on. did ever kick?' -
Wha-what's thai?r stammered
he woman, thrown off her balance by
suddenness of the blow.
the And did ever insist on Your clip
!" their wipgs?r
ping ir, DON'T
I" Sud didn't l keep right on, even
!" Ay on let the butter wear its hair
bangs?'
mr.. Ridgely, this is going too"
And did l complain, when /
found button in my pie, because
there wasn't any button-hole in the
flap?n
'sir, ! won't stand this any
And did report ) gu 70 the Society
Of prevention OF Cruelty when picked
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
nHoME AGAIN.

HOME AGAIN..
The exercises began with Kellar's
American Hymn. Prayer by Rev.
DIR. Wallace
Mayor johnson then addressed Lieut..
Greedy as follows
In behalf OF the citizens OF your city
i welcome you home. From our
hearts we reioice at your safety and at
the honor yNn have brought 10 US. ~
well ss the fame you have achieved
fer yourself which can never fade. So
long ~ theA sorld shall exist, 80 LONG
will endure the name Of Lieut.. A. w.
Greedy of Newburypor,. Again we
welcome you.
Greedy then arose and for several
minutes the applause continued.
He said: 1t Is not possible for me
10 put in words any express ion of what
now feel at such reception as this.
On all previous occasions when | have
returned here from my experience
first as private Ia the war and then
M an officer In the regular service, /
have always experienced the most
kindly treatment from this. my native
city. On my late return 10 civiliza-
ton and my country, the first part
Of the coast 10 meet my eyes
was Newburyport, its hills and It's
houses. Ia my passage TO fro through
the streets OF the city to-day, words
fail TO express my feeling or utter my
thanks to you all. AS teiegrsphed
from st. Johns. had ! consulted my
own feeling should have pre-.
ferred a more quiet occasion. but
since you would have II like this, there
Is nothing for me to do but once more
n thank you" The band played
"Home Again" Mayor johnson in
troduced Gov. Robinson who well
coined Greedy Ia behalf OF Massachu-
sets. The exercises closed at LAO by
the band playing Hail TO the Chiefp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
The Irish Land League,

BosroN, MASS, Aug II At the
opening Of the Irish league convention
Chairman Cannon read the following:
MtLwAus ELS, Aug, "a.
To the Chairman of the lilsn National Con.
yontion at bostsn,
The Irish national league of MIL.
waukee sends greetings tn the con.
ventton, and contributes IL 600 to the
parliamentary fund.
The chairman announced that tho
business In order was the report of the
financial committees.
Mr. 0'Nsil, the chairman of the con.
vention, reported it had been a pleas.
ure to audit the ireasurer's accounts
and everything was found correct. The
report isa follows:
Money received by DR. O'Reily from,
Predecessor Rev Father Walsh tress.
urer land league, SSlS0. from
branches from siay, 1883 to August
lssi, "a 49,. for parliam, ntary fund
i,i61; other branches, 81 Az
Total, Si2.6s9. The remittances
(and expeaees conneo'ed there.
with 10 Ireland were soi se1,
the balance on hand, $5,S6., the total
amount RENTED, S2e,76l leaving
balance OF Sl2,T67.
ONeil further reported that the ac.
counts Of the secretary OF the Natianal
league We're correct In every narticn.
nr ana exactly Tailed with the
ngures OF the treasurer. The report Of
Tue nnanee committee was adopted
anu the committee discharged with
inc thanks OF the convention,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
FRANCE.
STANIEY THE EXPLORER.

STANLEY, THE EXPLORER.
PARIS, Aug. l4.-Henry NJ. Stanley,
now in this city, declared that Congo
is free state and would soon be recog-
nized by the whole world. The state
proposes to give open commerce to all
nations, and expects to becomes great
federation of native chiefs under the
control of a Europeau and
American commission. Stanl- y stat, 5
that he will shortly visit London and
convert the English who stand alone
in opposition to his projects. He
praised De Brazza, the French ex-
plorer, who, he said, was destined TO
render great service to France.
FRENCH TROOPS FOR ToNQuIN.
PARIS, Aug, li.-President Grevy
has sone to the Jura, Fifteen hundred
sbarp.sho Jters embark at Algiers to-
day for Tonquin.
LIVE CoRPsEs.
PARIS Aug. l4.-This morning tif-
teen deaths from cholera occurred at
Aries. Grave diggers at Les Omer-
qutz noticed slight movement on the
part of two supposed corpses. By the
application of friction circulation was
restored and the persons recovered.
The congress OF the two houses OF
parliament at Versailles yesterday
agreed to the motion that the senators
and deputies should accept reduced
salary for the past four months and the
balance be used for the relief of cholera
sufferers.
MARsEILLEs, Aug. l4.-The quar-.
antine in Catalonia has been raised ia
ten days. A servant gill from, Mar
settles introduced cholera at Aspect 10y
carrying 1t in parcel of clothing. The
girl and her sister and brother-in- law
have since died. The father has beer
isolated and food is conveyed to him
by means of long poles.
Two officials of the Paris, Lyons
Mediterranean company have died 0
cholera. Several cases of cholera hav,
appeared at Mines and Bovlllargues
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
CarcAao RACES.

CHICAGO, Aug 1.-The attendance
to-day at the Chicago Driving park
was good, the weather warm aud the
track fast.
First race. mile d,sh--SsArters:
Centennial Maid, Lady Morton, Lady
Graft, Aristocrat, Midnight, Loupe,
Rebel, Bruce, Trix. rrix aud Mid
night had Il driving finish, Trix win
ming by head; Midnight. second;
Lady Morton, third Time, l.i5l.
Second race, seven.eighths mile
Starter: Conkling, Berlin, Avery,
La Belle n, Avery took the lead
WAS never headed and Won by a full
length; Conkling, second; Berlin,
third. Time, l:2ss,
Third race, all ages, one and one.
fourth miles --Starte 5 Thady, Lycur-
gus, Bonnie. Australian, Ballard
Boa Sedan, Leman and Athlone LIZ
man won hy a length SEDAN, second;
but Athlone's rider claimed "A foul
which the judges allowed, giving
Athlone second. Time, 2:os!.
Fourth race, all ages, one and one
eighth miles Starters: Mart Borham
Dick Brown, Hearne and Manitou
Manitou won; Borham, second, aftcl
driving flash; Hearnc, third. Thu,
l.h9l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
SPORTING.
BASE BALL
Special 10 THE aashu-

NpeniN 10 tnh thshu~
BAst'Rof, fEX Aug. IA The Bss-
trop base ball club returned f-om La
Grange this evening whittier they had
gone TO play u match game of ball
with LaGrange. Bastrop, IA usual,
was victorious and the boys are happy.
PirrspuRG, PA, Aug. li.--Balti'
more. II; Allegheny,
CHICAGO, Ill, Aug II Chicago,
u; Buffalo, TO-
CINCINNATI, ONO, Aug. H-Cin-
cinnati, s; louisville, L.
TOLEDO, ONO, Aug, IA Indian
apolis, IL; Toledo, I
CoLuMBus, ONO, Aug II st,
Louis, &; Columbus, .
NEW HoRK, Aug. II, -Philadelphia
\; New York, =.
Nav YoRK, Aug. IA Virginia, 8
Brooklyn, ..
PRovIDEEcE, \. H., Aug. li.--Prov
deucc, 1; Boston, o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-15
RECEPTION TO GngELry,

NEwBuRypoRr, MASS, Aug, ii -
The day was ushered In by national
salute and the ringing Of church bells.
Crowds of people thronged to the put
lie places. The decorations 10y the
city government consist of four tri-
umphal arches, one Mt tho city
hall, two on State street and one At the
birth place OF Greedy In Prospect
street. Az least 1900 strangers Were
In the city, Az 1870 the Newbnry-
port coh,nandery proceeded TO the
house of Lieut.. Grcely's mother. SIR
Knight g. G. Darne, Jno. y Pike aud
ii. NJ. Cross entered the residence and
were warmly greeted us honnIed quests.
Lieut.. Greedy prelenten ; 7 Knight
his wife, which had bten fnrther
North than any other flag. with the
request that It be handed to
Mayor johnson for display
ON the grand stand to-day. Greedy
WAS then escorted to carriage, amid
cheers and music. The carriage was
drawn by four white horses. The car
riare of Greedy was then surrounded
Nv Eir knights and the march taken
nm Through the principal streets for
the city hall, where Mayor Johnson
and DR.. jus. +. Young We're
introduced to the lieutenant
by Sir Knight Darne, who
nfso presented the mayor with the
flag referred 10. The mayor aud DR..
Young then took seats In the carriage
which was driven TO It's place In the
10 the city hall, Greedy WAS the re-
cipient of applause and cheers. which
were responded to with mods and
antilles. AZ the city hall Greely said,
he was delighted 10 get back To
his old home and was sorry
that hi health prevented his sur.
vivina comrades from enjoying
the festivities. The first bit Of Amer
icau coast which he saw on returning
NOM the Arctic was thGt OF his sur,
rounding native city. lie was pleased
10 meet the representatives Of TIA,
nress. ~ all, with single ex-
ception, had used him we'll. At il:l5
the procession moved under the chic
marahalship OF Col. Ayers. II was
enc OF the finest professions
ever witnessed at Newburyport. tn,
knights Templars, the Grand Army
posts and fire companies We're OUT VIII
x,ll rnnks. AZ the procession startet
ina indioatious pointed strongly Il
rain. but only y few drops fell and witt
the exception OF the muddy streets th'
conditions werenll that coald be de
slred.
wss resolved with tremendous en-,
fh,asissm. At O'Clock the procession
rsached the grand stand. Greedy was
Sr1~~ni - the stand. Az he stepped on
~ nia{ 6orm ne was given great re
oS11lsn. The hand played