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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
THE TOWN or GRANGER.
p,ogres, Checked by n Mexican Grant =
Now beginning 10 boom in'o
Prominence.

so.,,.i for,espoudence al the Gazette
UnAtNaEu, April 10 rhla place,
wbicl has existed only IN name uh,,'
recently, IL now on u gnod'hlIed nup"l,
! 4, 1. Il, the center Ut Varl tract ol
land known ~ the eleven league tthvt
owned ly Hendricks, although ~ rem
| itv there are but ton lenguea Ia Tue
| b6dy. the other league b'lhg ~
nnnII,,r couaty. The land has been III
! iitipulion for tho past twchly-HeVoh
vu,ra nul although the olhlilhnli
| Hendricks, hns been doirHltu Wy Wv
| .unrr,ur cnut. the case seems h'
! ucarur Il huni decision thnu " WAS u,
| ma nrst TINS litigation hu- drlrii'"
mamie from settling ON tie lrhul 10 "a
great extent, bat the fertility "I 'hr
| soil has attracted many shl'l ltih'' u
who have lined WILLS nhd 'i"HHuui
,rerlt, aud Yankee branch unlil thtfc
ia .uch a large settlement TINT the
claimant hns nat little chance al ever
dns,,uipting them In the possession 81
their homes. The decision ~ the WI
prefnc court some tlule ago. declaring
iint the land belonged ~ Texas, hhd
the effect Ut raising tho pre-"
FROM 500 Ia SlbW per
acre. mud of securing large
addition 10 the numbcr of those VIII
had secured homes ON the disputed
territory. From lhr depot there h M
extent visible for miles aud mites oi
the richest hOg-wallow prairie await
mp some sturdy farmer. BEYOND THIS
is a siIpht elevation, and though the
peculiar hog walluw disappears the
character uf the soil h. little different
Al =
large sheep ranches nt present occupy.
iug the higher lands. aud below ngo"d
sprinkle Ut cattle feed, hut these soon
VIII give way to opru farms. lhci"
l. one gentleman, | nm told who owns
,OU0 acres OF this land, Unh who VIII
sell II on almost amy terms To small
farmers. bat refuses to dispose OF 1t ~
"a body on for other purppScs than rlt!.
ovation. II viii he fortunate thing
for the county when THIS suit Is finally
decided. II h now IA famous As IL
Jarndyce ~ .Infndyco la the reader oi
Bleak House, IL isa pity to sre
room for thousands Of thriving farmers
fenced In by scrap of Mexican
record, and the large number NOW pre-
empting the claim kept uneasy aud
insecure by II musiy roll OF legal
paper.
only "A month ago this town was
laid oil, aud already Is there good de-
mand for lots. Lumber IL arriving
for "A hotel aud several business houses
ARE In process Of erection. Two lum'
ber.yaris are doing n good businof
supplying the surrounding country
and, rs soon rs tho building boom
which Is expected sets in, they vii
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
Ask your grocer l0fSlLVER LOAF
MAKING POWDERS,

Attention ~ called 10 the advertise
ment Of the Texas 4 Pacific railway
company on the sth page OF this days
issus. They have nj last consented To
place on the market Large tract 81
their property, located on the beauti,
ful hill Immediately southwest 0f ths
city. This Is without doubt the finest
residence portion Of Fort Worth and
iss long been sought y after ny li, hos.
" %n ss s ey " Mr. III xsSa ao nas
commissioner Of the Texas A. Pacific
railway company, has authorized Mr.
X. u. Montgomery 10 make sales, ~
very reasonable figures. Call on hin
and examine the piats and get hil
prices before you settle down, and ya.
will not regret II,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
LAMAR COUNTY.

Correspondence OF the desot,e,

Correspondence OF the Gazette
blossom Prairie, April lb,~-This
Mace. like many Texas towns, has
crown up rapidly In the last few years.
blossom Prairie, ns manysof your read
ers know, rs in Lamar county on the
Texas a Pacific railway (rrans.conti-
mental diyison, eleven miles east OF
Paris aud about eighty miles west OF
Texarltaua, blossom IL rather mn old
town nn II small nGnlci that ~, there
have been two or three business
houses here for quite II number OF
wears, but Ave or six years ago tho
town commenced auddenly u grow,
ne,g business houses were built, u
urrnl deal Of trade conferred here, ana
to-day she has twenty business houses
of different kinda. and u population OF
more thnn 900 inhabitants, mostly
honorable sturdy farmers. There are
three regularly organized churches
here, the Baptist, Methodist aud Cum
bertrand Presbyterian, with two sub
stnntinl church buildings, the Method
lists aud BnptirlH being good aud KIND
enough Ia allow the Cumberland Pres
| hyirTinns Ia ii4e their church. An
Old.SchnOl Presbyterian church VIII he
organized here soon. 1hih organiZn-
tion Ia also without u church building,
aud IL | mistake not, the Methodist
brethren will allow the Presbytcrans
| the use Of their church once II month.
A very interesting prutractcd meet
Ing ended nj the Motludiat church n
few days ago which has been mention
| I'd In this correspondence already,
IL was quite revival, ANA many were
added 10 the church, there being forty
or more additions In ull Mort OF the
Blo' somilrs ARE churchgoiug pcSple.
The society rs good here, and the
town Is uo.,d for the great number ot
It's pretty little Ehlt and young
women, there being bat few just nov
of nprrngrublc ngc, bat within five
ycnr5 from now there viii Le II largo
number ut very pretty women here.
| The giJls ard young women are some.
what In excess uf the boys nnd young
men here, which believe Is not usual
! ~ the ease In feXns towns.
Mr.. Edward t,isley of this place left
| for West Point few days ngO n4 II Ca
Diet la the United States military acad-
envy, 10 which place lac received the
appointment Inst summer Mr., Ensley
In II very fine looking young man and
of superior build, no 10 Is reasonable to
suppose he Will be able TO meet man
fully all the duties to be imposed upon
him ut West Point.
A special train passed here early this
morning from Texarkana, ON It's way
10 sherman for the races which COM
mence today. There seemed TO be
very few on board, but IL In probabl,
that great many more Will attend To-
morrow. This place will doubtless
send It's quota tomorrow.
Splendid rains have fallen during
the last two or three days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
Am Imnorlnnt Announcement,

The prettlest suits In Texas are worn
this spring by customers OF Douglas
Brothers OF Dallas, They are worn
by all CLASSES IN every part of the state.
This firm has nil the latest spring
etyies. Oyerc0sis ARE cut shorter, NJ
closely and have faced rolls. Silk and
satin are The prevailing Innings. Busl.
ness coats are the popular sacks aud
outaways. The Prince Albert double
breasted Is cut shorter, and like other
coats, buttons very high. Single
breasted vests are cut without collars
,ntioning high, pantaloons are cut
to III the leg; average, Is Inches q
knee, i7l al bottom. Stripes are mucl
used for pants. In coats aud vest
pln.head suitings, imported worstcds
silk'mixed cassimrfes aud fancy wool
ems hre the most popular. For am
other Information, 30 see Dougla
Hrothcrs ul Dallas,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
MARION COUNTY.
Local and Personal Paragraphs from
the City Of Jefferson.
corre.ponaenee Of biol 0Anells.

t,oyYesoonaenee of tho Gazetls
Iprvruson Anr,l ~ IN last gun.
dav a,i,a n crowd from Marshnll pnid |
80 llho,t ,,isit Annn. tic number |
..ra H.. three Misses C.rossman.
Misses p,rthn and nInnie Dappel-
,,aysr and nbont nft.en yonpu men.
| Nave, pitts and Senator Pope OF Mar.
NAL were also i'm the oIty eoinp ON a
1shinp excursion.
Mr. Roye,s. n very nice youne man,
and Mis- lnnison' IN excsllent Young
indv wero united last night M
the HOLY bonJs of mntrimonv.
Vim Harrison SON of Col liar.
riaon n, this ci,v n monument
handsome n,archant az ti,eenvilIn WA
: In H. eitv nm n Visit tn his relatives
and f,ien,,s
Al, r. n pancha,d weara 81 hroad
t o,ia an III. vis.g,. heea,se Mrs
7 nlnncha,d nresenIsd him viii dm"
az, hshv '''' "'N
! Inhn H Horn.r has a ,anothenod
: Ill. ,,,pnn Iii nat.no,,c,' si,n,l,,
G Lann,,,,. i, IA a ho,, NN ''f'y
"A Gn ~ ~ 80 -, G,,,avanor,
4 ,,i AL ~ t,n 90 in W. ,grelas'
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
WISE COUNTY.
The Weeks Visitors AT nhome Local
News and Views.

finrres nnnasnee al the t,ayetfh
KmoNp' April i7'-Since our rains of
the pnst week, everything ia nature
hus I'M on a lovely appearance.
Rhone and Vicinity has been highly
bonored within the past week by visit.
ors. IN.Mayor 1T. brown OF your
city maid n short visit 10 his old no.
a,laintanee and friend, Col, Il. Morris.
Mlss Nellie House, charming
younu lady OF TYLER, has been yisilinl
yha family of lIol. Il. q. Rhome and
Mia Ioeie Burta oi yout eity h on ,
visil Ia Miss Maybe Day. also Mrs
80 snena forlu.rly of Rhume i'm
now of sunset. h on, a Welt 10 her As
ter Mrs ~. n. Duls Onr scenery 4
ne,,ainlv invitiuv' ana We home on
vis,,a,. viii eniay tbemsolyes NJ M
uImost 40 as 10 l,e induced 10 com
so,i,, for va ra, bo.st ~ /, most nos
nS,a,,Ia ,ntsliigeni and resuectabl
risss ~ sooistv In md around our MI.
vrowing tn,x1
Two Of our younu ladies, Mi .ses A,
nio l,rouiev and LIMA cate IN CONN,
~ viii Al, and NJ a NJ n nira
,aid n ylsil 10 Jack county during n,
past week and visited VI,,rya,d Wsl
md lie DEVILS nsn ,ihey sav ,he
aid moi md lie ola uentlen,an
home hut Iound His holse'keen,
, there In the Way OF a monster co,,,,s
head snake, aud came back fully .alI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
CRESCENT HOTEL,


Uornrf TIrHt HhH hI"IH HI'"''H'
This house, ON account Of being on
The European plan, furnishes accom-
modatlons where the tired aud weary
railroad traveller can repoee In gulelude
aud after being refreshed with good
sleep, can arise aud belako himself 10
the Crescent restaurant, or whatever
restaurant he may think best, % re-
inyigOrate tho Inner man. Mr.. Kent,
the proprietor, keeps rooms ready for
day aud night Shoppers. Personal nt-
tenllon given this house by the man
ngcment aud his family.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
THIRD ANpFouRTH WARDS

Capt. Mark Marley OF the Texas I.
Pacific road reports heavy travel over
the line between here aud Big Springs.
The captain Is now II citizen Of Fort
Worth.
Jerry Collins aud George Bateman,
two conductors from the west, Will
from tlils time run out from the Fort
on local Texns d Pacific freight.
=. w. Fields, hotel man from
Toyab, Is in the city.
The work On the lower end OF Main
street has now reached the Texas u
Pacific truck, ana that part on the
reservation Is the best work of the
kind yet done in the city. IL IL II
splendid improvement.
| Chris Rlntlemhn has been presented
with handsome gold watch chain By
! VIM. Boardman Of Louisville. Ky
Chris wears II IN the proper button
hole and says he Is Ia the fashion.
A baseball club was organized b,
the Missouri Pacific employees yestei
day afternoon In the Office Of Mr.. &C
Drake. l.. H. Keller wns elected pres
ident; q. q. Harris, yice.president
&. &. Drake, manager, and q. ID. LuslI
treasurer, The nine has good materIa
and VIII soon be open 10 challenge
from any local clubs, Henry Kelp
koif Is Tie catcher Of tile nine, and Ii
Is considered the best one In the state
|
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
NOTI0E.

por sealed Proposals tor Plans ana Sp"''
noations Tor soho0i Hons"
10 be erected In the city of Henrietta,
Texas. llullding 10 bn oi oflrk or
stone, or both, tu he two stories, WIN
or without basement, aud cost mol Ia
exceed tl2UOO,
An proposals must be- submitted on
or before April tho 2lst, 1881, 2o'cloek
-, M. Direct 10 j. l.. Conn secretary
city Of Henrietta. The city council
reserves the right TO reject any and All
proposals.
w. a, SQumEs, Mayor
JNo. II, CONH, Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
pnt Un Yo,m Pistols.

Yesterday morning Recorder Field
expressed u determination 10 be very
severe In the future with all cases be-.
fore him In which parties were arrested
for carrying pistols. lis said this
practice eKists 90 entirely too large an
extent, Two parties can hardly get
into fight without "A pistol play II
made. lie was especially strong In
his Characterization of the reckless
firing OF pistols AT night when a fire
occurs, saying no would moi venture
ON tbs street just after the giving Of an
alarm. lie thought he would here
after iine no man convicted OF carry
lug pistol less than nifty dollars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
To Whom IL MAY Concern,

On the first day VI May will have
grand drawing for Il handsome gold
watch; each Individual who IL now
taking the GAZETTE, or who will sub,
scribe within tho next thirty days, will
have Il chance IN the drawing free Of
charge, None will hold tickets but
those who pay promptly. Subscribe
NJ once and secure chance.
JAS. Il. MRIToH,
CITY CifcuIator,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
IfuunMny.

Yesterday n horse trader named
James Riley got on 4 horse 10 show
him on, when the animal began rear-
lug and Kicking aud ran away, ituD-
Ming into d milk-wns0n, The horse
thfaW Mr.. Riley violently out of the
saddle. III tliu'fall his head came into
contact with the head OF the horse IN
the wagon, aud lle fell W the ground
where he Ivy insenslble for y Time,
lie WRA telep int0 store where bis
wounds, which we're ap thn head and
taea. wele dressed. Nv u not seriously
hpit ypless there are internal irjn, ny
horse. Rjter throwing Mr., Riley, took
3 NJ liz paye1nept AAd IAn along u fol
aolike distances before again taking "
(aettfeet. II wns stopped and LIouglal
bsek. $1,000
Every smoker eAouId NY pIdttls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
Notice.

A warm weather Is soon coming II
N In order To prepare 10 enjoy the
most corpfort possible, aud 10 provide
against lilies and mosquitoes. In or
der ~ avail yourself of these blessings
yoD should get wire cloth and window
and door screens and III them la your
doors aud windows. lhesa are kept
by Henry y Peak, Houston aud Fifth
streets,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20

sliloha iissllssr "a what yop need COS CON
supation, loss NJ appetite, dissinsAs und Al
hynploms " asspspsla' prios 10 and iaols
per hotus' y n hpnswlg a CO., wholeaal,
and retail agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
Isainwaler Daths.

Hot, cold and shower baths, only q
cent?, Six elegant rooms at u Guts.
mans baIber shop, next 10 eorner Of
fisst and Main streets. Also, Vapor
aud Medicaied baths.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20

shiioh's Cough aaa Consumption Care IL sold
by us on a guarantee, Itaures consumption,
l.. n, brunswig a o., wholesale and retail
a1eats
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20

That nNsh'ls teash can DO 70 gpioAly cured
y hbliohs Cure We guarantee II, m.
binns~'g Co., Wholesale and retail Agenis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
Cansulntion.

a nsw brand aud choice Ave cent
cigar, AZ Wells drug store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals viii be received from tha
md DAY Of April, 1871 IN The 2sih day ol nrii
1851 ~ ~ O'Clock fpr the erection and co,,,pi,'
ton ~ stone or brick With sis,,a
Tex, all Proposals 10 ba iiled Ia the counil
clerks office ON or before The 2sih day III
April. 1881, The commissioners court re-
hoiNes HE Iisni ~ TaIect any and All Mis-
Plans aud specifications viii no on Ms In no
county clerk y Office at said county on aild
alter the lat day OF April, 1881,
y, u, lhAIu, County fudge.
Clay eouniy, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-20

"Commercinl Club aud "Fayoritep
two new brands Toe clgars-at Wells
drug store.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-01-09

WashingtOn.-Mr H. p. Cushing of Burke
was in town, last week. visiting relatives and
friends. &C w. Thurber and wife OF Hard
wick spent New Years with their mother, Mrs.
B. Thurber. :. Miss Lucy Calef, who has been
visiting relatives in Barre, returned last Friday.
-. Ira Calef is in Chicago on business trip.
Mrs. T. F. S. Thurber and little Maud re-
turned from Corinth last Monday. John
Huntington met with a narrow escape from
serious injury one day last week While in
the woods falling trees limb fell, striking him
on the head and cutting quite cash, He was
alone at the time, but managed to drive home,
thinking he would have the wound dressed and
then return. He is able to be about, and says
his head does not trouble him, and he should
not know it was hurt were 1t not for the band
age he is obliged to wear. Fred, little boy
of four years, son of w + Worthley, had two
of his fingers cut off while playing with hay
cutter. The little fellow bore his trial like a
martyr, but is suffering considerably this
Monday evening The mite society met
with Mrs. Winslow Flint last week. Though \
very stormy day, the meeting was quite we'll
attended and heartily enjoyed. .Corrie Dlckey
gave party to ten Of her schoolmates last
week Tuesday.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-01-09

observation-disclosures services were
held at the Congregational church last Sunday
morning. Two persons united with the church
on profession of faith, one of them young
mother, who at the same time consecrated her
first-born to the Lord in baptism. u. The Bible
school enters on the new year under very favora-
BILE auspices in the reelection of the former able
and efficient superintendent, p. X. Gleed and
II. A. Slayton, and in the general interest on
the part of teachers and scholars in their work.
THE annual meeting Of the ladies' circle
connected with the Congregational church is
to be held on Friday afternoon next. If. The
academy students lyceum, on Friday evening,
was well attended, and very interesting pro-
gramme was rendered A good number Joined
in the debate, which was very interesting. d. d. A.
b. Munson and bride returned from Brookfield
last week, and will make their home on the
hill farm. The Grand Army post are to hold
an election and campfire this week. 1t is ex-
pected that Colonel +. V. Randall will be pres
ent to deliver an address. IA large delega-
ton of the masonic fraternity attended the in
stallation Of officers at Wolcott last Friday
evening. The Neios and Citizen office has
been moved to the second floor of the Hendee
g. Fish block.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-01-09

Waterbury Center.-The Week of Prayer
is being observed by union services Meetings
alternately at the Methodist and Baptist
churches. Our merchant, G. A. Stockwell
has the western fever bad, and advertises his
stock OF goods at greatly reduced prices
Should Mr. Stockwell leave, there will be a
good chance for a live business man to come.r
and make some money. Last Saturday even
a good delegation of the friends OF Mrs. Sarah
Cheney called upon her, and after reminding
her that 1t was her birthday, proceeded to make
themselves very much at home. The evening
passed pleasantly, and on leaving there was
left quite a sum of money and provisions in
abundance to cheer the heart OF the widow
Such neighborly calls do much good, and are
blessing to both giver and receiver. Timothy
Wheeler, whose illness was noticed last week
is very low with pneumonia DR.. Hooker is at
tending him.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-01-09

ACCOMPLISHMENTS records show that
the cold term commencing Saturday last was
the severest experienced for many years, if
ever before equalled. Saturday evening, at
ten o. clock, the thermometers indicated twenty
four to thirty degrees below zero; Sunday
morning, thirty-four to forty below; Monday
morning, twenty-six to thirty-two below A
spirit thermometer owned in town Is reported
as registering forty-eight degrees below Sun
day morning :. Lucius Burnham of West
Woodbury. narrowly escaped serious injury, a
few days since, while cutting tees for lumber
or wood, being hit on the side of his head by
the end of a small tree, lascerating one ear
quite badly. Judge Henry Perley is again
confined to the house with his old disease,
asthma, complicated this time with a serious
kidney trouble. :. Mrs. Albert A. Goodrich is
dangerously i'll with dropsy. Fatal results are
anticipated by her friends unless speedy relief
is obtained. Colonel F. V, Randall lectures
at the town hall in this place Saturday even
ing, January II. Subject, 1.-THE Battle of Get
tysburg" He comes here under the auspices
of the Grand Army post -. Tracks of a large
the vicinity of Mackville since the great snow
storm last week, but as yet no well-organized
movement for his capture has been adopted
During the autumn months, previous to the ad.
vent Of snow, the cry of some large animal OF
the cat species was frequently heard near the
same locality. 1t was often heard in near
proximity to dwellings, and impressed those
hearing 1t as emanating from an animal as
large as a panther. Snow fell to the depth
of twelve inches or more In the storm terminal
ing on Wednesday night last, making it about
twenty inches deep, an ample supply for lum.
bering operations.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-01-09

BrOOkfieId.-The First and Second churches
are holding union evening pray er-meetings this
week, commencing Monday evening at the
First church and alternating between the two
churches. The ladies' aid society will meet
at the residence af Mr.. Richards next Friday
afternoon and evening E. The prevailing cpl
demic has taken large number of scholars
from the schools the past week. :. Mrs. Charles
Croker is visiting her daughter in Connecticut.
80. Patterson & Sons are preparing to build
another rake factory. -. The town meeting
held last week Wednesday adjourned without
taking any definite action on the bridge-road
question. Raymon L. Hayes have been doing
a good business with their new ice plow the
past week, making it quite lively around the
nond
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-01-09

Tunbridge.-The educational meeting held
at the A. p Farnham school-house, last Friday
evening, was largely attended. Much interest
was manifested by the inhabitants of that dis
trict in school matters. 1t is but fair to state
that this district supports one OF the best
schools in town. The next meeting is to be
held in the school-house near L. F. Howe's
" How to grade the common schools" " What
1t costs to support the schools of this town."
and Equal rights and equal taxation" are the
topics to be discussed. =. Forty degrees below
zero was the story some of the thermometers
told last Sunday morning. y. Ira Tucker is in
low state of health, being partially paralyzed
80. The Womans Christian Temperance Union
held a meeting at the Congregational vestry
last Friday afternoon. An informal meeting
is to be held at Dr. Fish's next Saturday, and
the next regular meeting is to be held at the
Congregational vestry, February 8, at two
o'clock in the afternoon 80. One believer in
electricity as cure-all took dose in spoon,
lately, using the spoon as conductor to the
mouth. -. The officers elect of Liberty grange,
Patrons OF Husbandry are c. B Smith, mas
ter; A. Reyes, overseer; X II. Dustin, chaplain
L. ID. Moxley, lecturer; L F Buell. treasurer
G. i. BuZzell, steward; w. Salter, assistant
steward; j. Hackett, secretary; Mrs. d. p
Grant, Pomona; Mrs. F. Porter, Flora Mrs.
Walter Cushman, Ceres; Emma Sanborn, lad Y
assistant; D. p Grant, gate-keeper. -. M X.
Griffith has sold a lot Of butter TO be sent to H.
p. Rolfe at Fort Benton, Montana. 1t is a first
class article. Colonel Randall's engagements
will prevent his coming here before the % inst