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Farmers 4 Merchants Bank of Los An
geles, Plaintiff,
vs..
Smith Comstook. Defendant.

Smith Comstock, Defendant.
Under and by virtue Of decree OF foreclosure
and order Of sale entered in the above
Court, on the I'd day Of February, 1884, and writ
Of execution for the enforcement Of said judg-
ment requiring the sale Of property under fore.
closure Of mortgage reciting said decree, and
dated February I'd, 1884 in the above entitled
in favor Of Farmers & Merchants Bank Of
Los Angeles, plaintiff, and against Smith Com
stock. defendant, for the sum Of Sl065 05-10o,
including interest. attorneys costs and
taxes paid, besides ascruing costs and inter.
est, certified copy OF (Which decree oi
foreclosure and sale, duly attested under the
Of said Court on the 7th day Of March, 1884
and delivered TO me on the 10th day Of March,
1884, together with the writ annexed thereto
whereby am commanded to sell at public auction
TO the highest and best bidder, for cash in U. s.
gold coin, the following and in said decree do
scribed real estate, to-wit:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land sit
uate, lying and being in the Rancho Santiago dt
Santa Ana, in the county Of Los Angeles, STATE
Of California, bounded and described as follows
to-wit: The north ten (l0) aores OF the west one
half Of lot number (2) two, Of Block ST. Of ths
A. b. Chapman tract, being the northwest tel
(1o) acres Of said lot two (2) Block "F."
Public notice Il hereby given that on
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Monday. the l4th nay or April,

A. D. 1884, at IL o'clock N. Of that day, viii
proceed to sell, at the Court House door, OF
Spring street, In the city and county Of Los Ange
les, State Of California, at public auc
tion, to the highest. and best bidder, for casl
in U. s. gold coin, to satisfy said decree for prin
cipsl. interest, attorneys fees, taxes paid. cost
and aocruing costs, all the above described rea
to satisfy said sums.
Givon under my hand this 2lst day OF March
1854. A. 7. CURRIER, Sheriff.
by II. BURDICK, Under Sheriff. mr2ltd
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

The co-partnershlp heretofore existing between
Messrs. Hope and Frank Temple. under the firm
name Of r. Hope & Temple, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Mr. X. Hope will take
charge OF all unfinished business II any such re-
mains II. HOPE,
FRANK TEMPLE
Los Angeles, April 8, 1884. aps-lw
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Certificate of Copartnership
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
CRY AND COUNTY or Los ANGELES,
We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that We
are partners. transacting business In this city
at the said county OF Los Angeles, under the
firm name and style OF Dreyer { Ruthari; that
the names in fun Of all the members Of such part
nership are John Dreyer and Charles Ruthard
and that the places OF our respec-
tive residences. are set opposite our respective
names, hereto subscribed.
In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our
hands this 1lth day Of March, 1884.
John Drcyer, Los Angeles county, Cal.
Charles Ruthard. Los Angeles county, Cal.
Signed and sealed before s. Hall, Notary
Public, on the date above written. marie Nv
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eRANDMA's ANGEL.

MAnmi taii Little one, 20 and SEQ
Il SrandniothcIs ready TO come to tea
nknew I mustn't disturb her. SO
| ofpped as gently along hptos,
AH5 stood q moment TO take a peep
And there was Grandmother fast asleep
! knew II was time for her 10 wake;
thought I'd give her little shake,
Or tap at hor door or softly call;
hut i hadn't the heart for that at all
ahs locked 20 sweet and 10 lsiet there,
Lying back In her high arm chair,
With her dear ~hito hair, and httle smile
That means she's loving YOU all the while.
didnt make a spock ef \ noise;
knew sho was dreaming OF little boys
And girls who lived with her long ago,
And thon weht to hesveh-phe told me so.
went up close, and didn't speak
One word, hut gave her on the check
The softest bit OF q little kiss.
Just In whisper. and then said this:
Grandinsthev, dear, it's time for tea,
She opened hor eyes aad locked ~ me,
Ard said: why, Pot, have Just aow dreamed
OF little angel, who came and seemed
To kiss me lovingly en- ~ faos.
She poisted right a, the very place !
I poyor tsld her 'twss snly ne:
took her hand, and we went to toa."
-lsydney Dayre. In st. Nicholas for April
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SUMMONS.

In the Superior Court Of the State Of
California. in and for the County
OF Los Angeles.
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LEGAL.
Constable's Sale.

In the Justices Court Of Los Angeles
Township, County of Los Angeles,
State OF California.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
Knights Templar
American Legion of Honor.

SAFETY COUNCIL, No. 654, meets First and Third
Thursday evenings Of each month at Good Tenn
plars' Hall
Visiting Companions always welcome.
d. r. PAYNE, Commander
c. G. WILLxAN, Secretary ap53m
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Los Angeis3 Chapter No. SO, R..
A.. M.

Stated conversations on second MONDAY OF cach
month, u p ~, at Masonic Hall. Sojourning
companions in good standing cordially invited
By order Of SAMUEL PRAGER, II. P.
NJ LEVI, Secretary.
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sherif's Sale

In the Superior Court Of Los
County, State Of CalifornI
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SUMMONS.

In the Superior Court of the State q
California, in and for the County
of Los Angeles.
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Under and by virtue Of an execut
out OF the above Court in tire abo'
case on tho 10Th day Of March, 1884.
rected and delivered ou the
o; March, 1884, for n jad2 y
ment rendered In said Court on thr "a
April. 1882. in favor of the plaintiff, h,
and against the dsfendAnts, n. q. P,,
< Z. Plummef, and each Of them fof
tole-W with Interest st seven per cen
mum and e2o.S costs and aecruing %
duly levied upon and shail or
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In the matter OF the estate and guardianship oil
c. Tyler Longstreet, minor
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lothian Bixby aud
Humphrey W. Willott. Plaintiffs,
Va.
William NJ. johnson aud
Felipe Alysrado, Defendants.

Action brought In the Superior Court Of the
State OF California, In aud for the County Of
Los Angeles, and the complaint filed In said
County OF Los Angeles, in the office Of the Clefh
OF said Superior Court.
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LEGAL.
Mortgage Sale.
Case No. 1901.

In the Superior Court of the County Of
Los Angeles, State of California.
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Order to Show Cause.

In the Superior Court, in and for the
County of Los Angeles, State Of Cali.
fornia.
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Masonic Notice.
K. OF P.
Eagle Corps, N. @. G.
Los Angeles Lodge No. 1926, K. of q.

Regular meetings OF the above Lodge are held
every weln.s lay evening at Old Masonic Hall
SDring street. Visiting brothers are cordially in
vited TO attend. II. G.. AUSTIN
M Dktator.
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Notice of Sale Of Real and Personal
Property.

Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance Of an
order Of the Superior Court. OF the County Of
Los Angeles, State OF California. made on the l2th
day Of March; 1884, In the matter OF the
estate Of Juana Reyes dc Ramirez, deceased. the
undersigned, the Administrator OF the said es-
tate will sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash In United States gold CON.
and subject to confirmation by said Court. on
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03

and Aq~ueancis she's that q ~populatiou
was qusrterrd hire greater Than th~
pfe--nL They couid not have sub~is-
I'd b agucu ture BeY0nd ours
lion mining Wa The industry upon
which they chiefly dupcndrd Tue
ruins Of crude reelection works are nov
and then found. and crude implements
are also found which Show the occupa-
ton OF mining Was largely followed.
Neither u these Territories have heen
pTospeclrd. II Is only a few locations
that have had anything but a hurried
running over by pnusI-ctoTA And In
that superficial way. Lake Valley Silver
City and Geofgrtown are the results
where hlgh grade deposits In lime have
been found furnishing AN astonishing
product Of bullion. What country
can show such a record on the same
amount OF work. aud the same atten-
ton Of capitalY Then take this Inn
mediate neighborh0od. Take this sys-
tenn of hills-with their green and
red porphyues. syenite. and sllurain
lime contacts. For fifteen miles. with
Chloride As \ center. In a north and
south direction. the great quartz crop.
pings. from trLe assure veins trace
able for miles. are not surpassed IN
any country. In many places the crop
pings show great bodies of ore.And II ~
safe 10 say among all these that there
has not been any single claim. of 1900
feet In length. that has been thorough
~ prospected.
With this surface prospecting we
have the Midnight with a continuous
cropping Of mineral. nearly two hun
dred feet in length and three feet
in width. which will mill run thirty
dollars per ton. OF the best con
centrating ore. The 81. Cloud shows
too. a large body of concentrating ore.
that warrants the investment of capital,
and the Dreadnaught opened by II
3O-fuOt shaft into three feet of forty
dollar ore speaks a volume. The latter
claim has never been opened but at the
one place-the only point where the
ledge is uncovered from the wash.
Then there is the Colossal aud Silver
Monument. actual producers of ship
ping ore. with number,ess claims with
from five to ten ounces silver carried
In heavy iron caps. that have not yet
had "a genleel gopher hole made on
them AS yet.
Clear Creek county, Colorado. the
banner producing county Of that state,
never made such a showing as we have
right here. We have the true assure
ore in large bodies, adapted to concen-
tration, that will make this camp an at
traction to capital. long after high
grade deposits have been worked out,
There is no reason for Encouragement.
The poor prospector that has held on
from the time he fought the Apache
Indian from this ground until now, If
he holds on, will get his reward.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03
The Prospect.

The Black range is dull. But 1t is
dull everywhere. The past three years
there has been no exciting activity IN
mining circles. 1t is only occasionally
that the sale Of a mining property is
chronicled sales of actual mines-pr0-
ducing properties. From the eastern
papers, however, the RANGE notes the
fact that capital is beginning just now
To make some inquiries concerning
mining Investments. 1t is a healthful
sign. But anything like activity in
this direction cannot be expected until
after the presidential election. For
more than a year capital has been hedg.
ing in the matter of all name of
investments. The failures in every dl.
rection have made capital extremely
cautious. 30 that the country has been
let down to hard pan without any dis.
astrous panic.
After the presidential election. and
after the balance sheets of trade, have
been struck on the Erst of the coming
year. the people will see "a new c0ndi-
ton OF things all over the country
The crops of this season, for the coun.
try, show a good average. Everything
betokens a revival Of trade, in specula'
tive fields, and no industry will profit
more, by the new order of things, than
the industry of mining. The very lulI
for the past three years is the very best
voucher for the prediction. In that tim,
there has been but little wild-cating in
mining schemes. The old schemes Of
imitation have died of their own weight
During that time the Legitimate
schemes have held on In a steady
course. proving the fact that mining
investments are the least subject Il
Quotations of all others. The droutl
does not effect 1t, and floods do not dis
turb it, while 1t is independent of lat,
or early frOsts. The doors do not clos'
with the announcement of overpro
ductiUn rs the cause II Is above strikes
because of dissatlt,ed workmen, and M
shaving of wages because of rival com
petition. The eyes of capital hav'
been open To these facts. That, coupled
with past experience Of capital in bogui
schemes. will lead up. in the neal
future. 10 investment of means on
sold basis in the development Of tn,
great mineral. fields of the UHitet
States. No portion of the countr,
will profit more largely by the new. or
der OF things than New Mexico ant
Arizona. Compared with all the otheI
mining territories. both of these field
are new ~ the American miner, ant
American capital. Here the evidences
of the most ancient civilization OF tn,
United States are found. Here th,
ruins Of vast Pueblos, fortihcationl
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03
1850 ~REC0MPENSAi
1880 ~REC0MPENSA.
1900 RECOMPENSAl

La assocIacion de Cnadores de Ganado
yAcuno de Nuevo M%eiicano Central por med
o de su oomisioh Executive. ofreos una re-
compensn de,
oUISIETos PESOS
Por Ell arresto y conviction de caulqmera
persona que ilegaimente arres. venda.o de
otru manera ~dispongu de cualquiere res, ben.
tia, o mula que pcrteneaca, o sea prople dad
legal de c%ualquer nieinbre de esta asocia-
zion. y en- eHso que meas de una persons
sean implicndas EN- In misma ofunsa, otra
recOmpensa ddiciOnal de.
DOS oIENTos CINCUENTA PESOS
sera dada por cada persona Arrestada y con-
victada subsequcntemente. III dinoro ssrn
pagado cuando prucbas de tai conviction
sean dadns. dichA prusbus concistan de
lrO, Una cirtincndo del Juez de Distrtotc
por QUEEN Ia sentcncia fue dada.
Edo, Que tnl persona q persons fueron ron
victadRs por robo dc reses pestias o mulaa
pe~rtcientes n algun mtembro o mbr de
estn nsOcincton.
TanbieE una recompcnsa de
DOS CIENTos CINCUENTA PESOS
sern dada u cualquiera persona que de arres-
to Mo y Conjicrton de cualquierh persona 4
persOnne que prendnn O quemcn o hAgnn q
gun atrn ado dc queniar Ell Zacnte dc cunl.
xuter sierra uSada como past o por cual.
quiera miembro do esta Asoci cion
AMAs UNA RECOMPENsA DE CIEH PESOS
Sierra pagada por el arresto y conyicoior dc
cuRlquiera persona o PERSONA que mnto
reses y no Ruaide los cueros para ser inspec.
tHdos, segun 10 requi-re Ia Ley
Miembio r-Vcompensa dada aningun mism.
bro de lu association
Nombres tic Ia coinision executive
W G Bruton, Alex Rogers
Geo smith, ID y White,
ID q Cantwcll, Edward Fest,
\ Grhyson, W II Hurley.
j A Stinson, g. Brooks,
Por mas information dirjansea
Gil. BAOoks, Socritarfo,
nprl5yl SOcorro. n. NJ.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03

s3noas tirkeis IN The h~ld. Il was moi
kno~n insi how TAR Cenes4l Bstiefs
candidacy woald snccf Pas urkst. noG
sh4t part the rnsbibiliau uckei would
play In the sane dirrctiau. Il is new
self-exident that Buffers candidacy
draws he chief support from the demo
cratic hock. while the candidacy Of -
John la the matter ~ drawing on votes
frum blaine and Logan. grows weaker
zach s~ucoccding day. In his own state
Il Is predicted that 81 John will not
puu 10 exoeed a.poo Votes II would
strike on- A. something u a. anomaly
that the Brewers and Liquor asset
alton should be the best contributors
10 the prohibition campaign fund. in
some localities -~e especially Illinois.
There. they being IN collision with the
democracy. are doing this In order u
encourage the prohibition vote. mainly
republican. by the support Of 81 John
and hts state ticket. 10 the end Of d..
verting enough VOTES from Blaine aud
Logan. and Gen. Ogleshy. % carry the
state for cleveland and Hendricks aud
Carter Harrison. II Ohio goes repub-
liean Ia October, - Il surely will, the
democrats propose 10 make illinois the
battle ground. But II Is no use. Gen.
Oglesby the candidate for governor. in
Illinois. and Logan the candidate Tot
vice-presideni. from the same state.
will insure TO the republican party.
something neal It's old time majorities
Never was u more desperate eight
made than is n0w being waged by the
democrats, AIDED by the self-styled in.
dependent republicans.to defeat Blaine,
and never a fight more shameless and
unprincipled. The last So called
batch" OF Mulligan letters is an illus
tratinn of the means 10 which the de.
mocratIc party will resort TO accom-
plish the defeat Of Blaine. Tie "batch"
reduces itself to one letter. and that
very one that for eight years, 1t has
been charged was put in the possession
Of Blaine. and that he had suppressed
II before congress. Blaine denied 1t at
that time; denied ever having had such
"A letter in his possession. After eight
years have elapsed the very parties
who had charged Blaine with having
suppressed this letter turn up with it
In their possession, and give it to
the people through the public press of
the country. IL has put Blaine before
the world ~ a man OF the highest YER
acity, in the yindication OF his. until
nov. improved statement that he had
submitted to congress all the letters
which had come into his possession. II
has relieved the minds of many who
have feared that the charge against
Blaine might he true. and will especi.
ally make him hundreds of votes
among the honest independent republi.
cans. as well as among honest and
high . minded democrats who believe
that honor requires fair play. and thai
a man basely villihed merits vindica.
ton mt the hands of every body ire.
spective OF party.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03

Gen1. Butler IN his remarkable can
yass throughout the country. is receiy.
ing an enthusiastic ovation second only
10 that of Mr.. Blaine in his tour among
the people. In a late speech at Albany,
n. Y. he predicts his election. IL rs
the first time Butler has taken such an
advanced stand with reference TO his
chances. For claiming before the nation
al convention that he was representing
"A constituency which would poll over
two million votes, and that their iden.
THY should be recognized IN the nation
AL platform. he subjected himself to
the cheap ridicule of Henry Waterson
n OF the delegates. But time proves
how deep II hold Butler has on the
hearts OF d very large and important
class of voters, and the democratic con.
vention who were won't 10 ignore him
and the claims of those whom he re.
presented. are now beginning to learn
that their vote will be cut short in d
very marked degree by his candidacy
And 1t IL not AN impossible thing that
Butler might secure enough votes In
the electoral college To throw the cholc,
Of a president into the house, anC
thereby make good his prediction il
his late speech. Nor would ii be a sur
prising thing IL in the matter Of 1
popular vote his would rank next Il
that OF Blaine. Everything now points
TO the election Of Blaine. and the de
mocrats are the chief sufferers by tn,
candidacy of Butler. This nva o.
Butler ID proving las he has proved al
hundred tines that he is a man not I,
be -downed." and that more unlikel,
things than his being president of tn
United States at sometime. have trans
pired In the political history OF th,
country. But in the issue now befor,
the people the voting population of til,
United States ARE not likely TO commi
the blunder Of allowing the defeat o
Blame and Logan.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03

The failure Of the two territorial CEN
trial committees,at Las Vegas.on Satur.
day last. to reach any compromise
conclusion In the matter Of Prince
aud RyneIson for delegates TO congress,
leaves both Of these gentlemen in the
field. The result will Of course be that
Prince will get the bulk of the republi-
can vote in the territory. on the ground
OF his being the regular nominee Of the
party. The RANGE is sorry TO know
that some arrangement was not reach
ed 10 the mutual satisfaction of the
regulars. as well as the boilers, in order
to make sure OF u republican delegate
TO congress, from this territory. But
rs il was not,the party is reduced TO the
extremity OF "A fight against the demo
cracy. AZ well as one among themselves,
which Will elect Anthony Joseph, un.
less Judge Princes constantly increas-
ing strength should prove sufficiently
formidable TO overcome the combined
vote of both the democrats, and dis.
affected republicans.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03
Democratic County Convention

Richard VIM and Joe Thorne re-
turned from the democratic Hillsboro
convention Wednesday afternoon.
Through the kindness of Mr.. VIM.
the RANGE gives the main points in
the proceedings. Richard Vim was
chairman of the convention, and +. b,
Franks of Kingston, secretary. Mr.,
Winn says the utmost harmony pre-
vailed. in the nomination of the fol
lowing ticket:
Probate Judge, Donaclano Montoya,
of Palomas; Assessor. james Parker,
of Kingston; Treasurer. David Mer-
rideth, Lake Valley; Supt. Of Schools, T.
Is. Franks, Kingston; Commissioners,
A. H. Pitkin, Lake Valley, Otto f.
Cent?. Hillsboro. and Richard VIM.
County Clerk, Dr. G. G. Crews, of Hills
boro; Sheriff, Thomas Murphy, Lake
Valley River Commissioner, Emanuel
Aragon, Monticello; Legislature, W. IL
Elliott, Kingston.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03
Blaine

Asthe election approaches the assur.
ances multiply that the national re-
publican ticket will be elected. In the
earlier part of the campaign 1t was not
30 certain as now. owing to the mixed
condition Of things occasioned by the
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03

During the session of the democratic
nominating convention for the county
of Sierra, held u Hillsboro Sept, goth,
1854, the following persons were duly
elected members of the county central
committee: Nat. Wright. j. W. Ellis,
Geo. w. Holt, w. :. Hopewell, Ed. Fest,
Robt. Howe, Mendosa Montoya, Thos.
HUMPHREYS, q. b. Peers. Jno. Stivers,
Richard VIM, Alex Rogers.
A meeting of said central committee
Is called for at seven o'clock p. NJ, on
Tuesday October 7th. 1884, in the town
Of Cuehillo Negro. Business Of i'm
portance is to be then transacted and
each individual member of the COM
mittee is earnestly requested to be
present.
w. s. HoPEwELL, RICHARD VIM,
Secretary. Chairman
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03

The republican ticket, nominated ON
the 10Th. by the county republican con.
yention. is said 10 be II Of decided
strength. by those who are acquainted
with the various candidates which
compose IL. by the best informed re-
publicans it is also thought that Sierra
will prove to be a republican county.
At all events IL should be the firm de.
termination OF the party to 20 into the
canvas TO win. since both parties have
drawn the lines. and nominated straight
tickets,
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03
sTocK EoTIoEs
esW REWARD
eco REWARD
si0 REw a

Ths Central Sew Msxlco catfls 0rowu.'
AsaociA lnu. thruunh thsir enseutiss eou-
mites oaers q resaFd 81
FINE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Fur the arrest ana conxtrtiou Of any peraon
ILLEGALLY driving OF, selling or Otherwise
dispsoainN % any cattle. horsrs 90 muiaa be.
ionNtnE o. az legally cuntrullcd ~ any mem
ef oi thh asenctatlon of nlefe t..n ~
person 4 implicated In the oaun-s. = fauh~r
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY D0IIARs
For each subsequent arrest and eouvietiou
thr money IA 10 paid when pruaf 81 ounxtc
ton IL made. which pred must be
iat. A sertincatc from the district tudEo ~
whom sentences was passed.
ted Tor TIE theft Of eaftlc. horses o. mules
belonging 90 a member OF mcmbeu Of this
association.
ALSO a reward Of
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
To any person securing the arrest and con
viction uf any person OF persons Cor settinR
mr. 20 OF burning. or attempting % burn the
Ernss from any mnge used % any member
Of the association.
Also q reward Of
oSE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Dor the arrest and convirtion of aay per
son or persons for killing cattle aud not pre-.
serving the hides Tor inspection as required
by law.
No reward h he paid 20 any member Of
Names Of executive COMMITTEES:
w T. Huton. Alex hOxera.
Geo smith. DF WHITE.
ID q Cuntwell, Edward Fest.
\ Grnyson. q l. Brooks,
For further information address the score.
apriswly {. l.. BRooKs. Secretary.