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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-10-21

MADISON, WIS, Oct. 4, 1886.
SEYMOUR IL. Cook, Esq, Chair
man Congressional Committee, Oar
lington, Lafayette county, Wis
Dear Sir:-Your favor of recent
date received, and take the earliest
opportunity of answering the same.
knowing you personally as ! have
so long and well, | am certain that
your proposition for me to meet r..
c. Richmond, Esq, in joint discus
sion upon prohibition, license and
questions connected Herewith, ais
made in perfect good faith and not
for the purpose of diyerting me dur
ing the remaining days of the cam
palgn from the issues which lie be-
tween Republicans and Democrats.
But, sir, | cannot be persuaded to
forget that the great agricultural
and business interests of the dis
trict will surely be represented in
congress for two years from March
next by a Republican or by a Dem
ocrat. That representative will
stand for certain constructions of
the constitution, for certain econom-
ic principles, for certain policies in
government, finding daily applica-
tion in the transaction of the public
business in the house Of representa-
tives.
do not apprehend that you will
for one moment contend that the
selection for this service TO the peo-
pie is between Mr.. Richmond and
one Of the two other congressional
candidates. think do no violence
to the situation in assuming that
either Mr.. Gallagher, of your city,
the nominee Of the Democratic party,
or myself will be commissioned by
the people Of this district to dis
charge the duties laid by them upon
their representative.
Those for whom this labor is to
be performed have a right to know
how it will be done. | recognize
their right to demand of me that
! define my position and express my
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-10-21

JUsT what every lady wants. A
magazine that combines the essen
tials of all others, and De1eOrest'S
Monthly certainly fills the bill. The
November number Of this popular
progressive magazine is at hand, and
a fine number it is, containing a
beautiful oil picture, "The Music
LESSON" besides fifty other illustra-
tions. Its literary departments are
instructive as well as amusing, and
its fashion department is just what
is wanted in these hard times, as
each number contains an order en-
titling the purchaser to select a pat
tern of any design in that number
and of any size, thus saving the
purchaser of single number about
thirty cents, and saving of over
SO to yearly subscribers. Our lady
readers who wish to economize
will appreciate this, for while they
get the finest literary magazine in
the world at 81 per year, they also
get all the patterns they wish to use
(free), from the recognized fountain
head of fashions.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-10-21
RoBERr NJ. LA FoLLETrE.
EUREKA bread, fresh every day, at
Gales.

A NEW feature in connection with
the Coates millinery establishment
is the stock of zephyrs, eraSenes,
embroidery silks, and selection of
other fancy articles. Don't fail to
see them. 4lw3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-10-21

ware business in that village. Mr..
Gillett unquestionably possesses the
ability for the position of superin-
tendent of our county schools, and
his energetic career is worthy of a
fitting recognition by the people.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-10-21

STRUCK 1T AT LAsr.-After untir-
ing efforts for months of several
years past-when not employed at
their trades-Mr. Richard Colds
worthy and sons Richard and James,
have at last found the "lead" which
they were sure must be in the vicin-
ity just south of the first ward sem
inery. Y esterday about noon Messrs.
Thos. Gundry and John Jackson,
who were employed by the Colds
worthys, completed the task of
blasting through a thirteen-foot
body of glass rock, underneath
which they beheld the prize-an
eighteen inch sheet of rich black
jack. tits fully seventy feet from the
surface, and the time, money and
patience devoted to putting down
this shaft is worthy the reward. All
neighbors and friends rejoice there
at, believing it due such firm perse
yering efforts.
THERE is not to-day before the
American people man with cleaner
hands, or one more worthy of con
sideration, from the voters than
VIM. w. Williams, Republican can
didate for county clerk Of Iowa
county. He was not found wanting
when the call went out for defend
ers of the Union, nor backward in
encouraging any move that tended
to enhance the intellect, integrity
and morals of his place of location
Il has always been his nature to
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-10-21

THE Fish Commissioners have a
a supply of German Carp, sufficient
to fill all orders this fall. The only
places adapted to them are sluggish
ponds, cut offs, or sloughs having a
muddy bottom and but little flow of
water. In such places they grow
very rapidly. In ordinary streams
they do not thrive. Application for
Carp should be made at once by let
ter to James Nevin, Supt. of Fish
cries, Madison, Wis, stating at what
point on the railroads the applicant
will receive the fish.
CALvERT SlGNsLEY,
Commissioner of Fisheries.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-10-21

A VERY large assortment Of
cloaks, the very latest productions
and all the newest styles, may now
be found at reasonable prices at
Deller's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-10-21

NoTICE.-The ladies of Mineral
Point are invited to play whist at
the rooms of Business Mems Whist
Club every Tuesday and Friday
evening. The club rooms will be
open every evening of the week
Except Sunday,) from seven till
eleven p. M. All visitors to our city
are cordially invited. PER CON-.
JAMES A. OWEN, of Mineral Point,
was with us a few days again
this week. Mr.. Owen shipped two
carloads of horses from Wisconsin
and unloaded at Howard, in Miner
county, but his sales have been so
light there that he will probably re-
ship portion of the cargo for this
point. l-v. Rowe is already here
with lot, and should "Jim" bring
his animals also, Volga will certain
be good place to get bargains in
horse-fesh.- Volga Tribune.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-10-21

FoR the fall and winter J. IL NJ.
Coates, millioners, have a complete
assortment of goods of the very
latest styles. All ladies should in Z
spect. 4lw3
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-13

build them mp, incraago their appetite. ind
Fe1uvenate their whoIe system No other
preparation so we'll fneetA this want. It's
record Of forty years is one Of constant 1i-
umph oyeriiaoase.
Az CenterviIIe Ia.s Monday The sa,seas
Hank Vaughn was shot, in II Donaoa's 4
store. BY w H FoI.iwee and ii IA denbtei II
Vaughn liyea. The reason for Il was that
Vaughn aud sevara. others fow wesks w..
fore had made FolliwejI dancn ii ssls.a III
the muzzle of q gun.
send Barkhart & k~pnav nair-s AID I'll
dresser of friends desiriag information II Ore
gon aud they will seed them copies "a the
ReaE Eatpte Coareyor which contains 4 cnm-
plSto description ~ ono county ~ each issue
with fthsr desitAbls iDforWafion as weather.
market reports, etc.
. Scnstof Saufofd has scnt 10 tie s.eruiaD
! Isand and Cattle o.. D quantity IL p4ede ~
distribution. shieh viii l.s tfnf lfsc ol
charge, - esss sas app, ing f0f hsm. Al
dress. German isssid and Cattle - I22
! calilornis suegf. ssn Fssnctsco, Cal.
Last Jne-dsy wi,iie Col Hog AID pa, ~
we're IL ths etty v0au2 ,nan tried 10 pass
himself of at ths LiDu CpRat, Bank az dne
- The party aud - tqa4ssed thai eims checks
be hold be cashsd 4. didn't work. lIe
also tried 70 hnrres neuey - .syetaI srou ed
ths street, Nisb0nf sn.sesrs l., tile evening
be set np the drinks IL orc ~ tw0 saloons 10
big crowds ard had the lill charged, ~ be
hadn't cent 81 VI, Bane Wedse.day bs
was told tO ieayv tbs city AID hs l.ft. lie
has been working uyer - taf Bgy, aud lived
- Albany cgai'is yeaF'e az Ills nsme il
II ID Baker
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-13
CouneiI Proceedings
Tuesday. Aug. 10Th, 1886

Tuesday, Aug. 10th, 1886.
Present--Aii officers and Councilmen.
Matter Of filing holes on Third street was
referred to Committee on Streets.
The case of wash house on First street
where a nuisance was being committed was
reported by the Marshal. II was ordered
abated.
A ballot Tor Councilman was taken, re-
suiting as follows /: Martia Payne. ) w
b Scott, ,. As the Mayor decided II re-
quired four votes to elect the matter was
laid on the table until the next meeting.
A liquor license was granted ] z Sorbin,
his bond being duly approved.
Grade stakes were ordered set for new
sidewalk along Block 30.
The Recorder was directed TO give notin.
cation for new sidewalk on street leading to
Cemetery, and one east side Ferry, Third
to Fourth street.
Matter OF appointing night-watch for
Third Ward was referred to Committee on
Health and Police.
The Russ House was given the privilege
Of erecting lamp post In front ofthc house
the proprietor to run It at his own expense
The matter Of placing two lamps, 10 b
taken from First Street, 70 Ferry nsa
Court House. was referred TO commiite OF
Streets
The Recorder was directed 10 purchae'
six copies Of the city charter for use Of tn
Council.
The following bills were allowed
Hayes, S67.6a N Henton, 4s.r0 Johl
Briggs, 81.
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$6a,ssss9
AnsuD. 10 rap a rnl

Last Monday afternoon Larry Ryan was
arrested for attempting to rob the money
drawer at the Star Brewery. While AT the
brewery, Mr.. Faber being out of the bar
room Ryan attempted to open the drawer ;
but the alarm bell rang and Mr. Faber
came into the room to lind Ryan gone
He issued warrant for his arrest ID b
Montcith went after him and found him
making tracks away from the city, being at
the time Of his arrest near UucIe George
Hughes farm, beyond the calipooia bridge.
He was examined before George Humphrey,
Esq, and held to await the action Of the
Grand Jury under $500 bonds. In default
of bail. the prisoner Is keeping Saunders
and Jamison company in the county Jail
Ryan was working for Clark Brothers in
the capacity Of mortar mixer, and was
hardly thought 10 be of the till tapping
character
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-13

oferen l.aelae ala.ler..

On last Friday the first through car from
the Atlantic drew up to Yaquina on the
Pacific Coast, after trip across the North.
ern part Of the continent. Col T. Edginson
Hogg, President Of the Oregon Pacific, and
| ]. ]. Blair and Percy X. Pineof the Chicago
and North Western, were the principal pas
sengers. After going to Tacoma from Port.
land they returned and went down the West
Side Road to Corvallis, thence over the
Oregon Pacific to the Bay.
Tuesday Col. Hogg and party arrived In
Albany, and after looking through the city,
and at the o. p. work near here, started in
carriages along the proposed route Of the
road towards the Mimic Pass, They Will
also 80 to Fish Lake, return to Albany and
thence 20 to Southern Oregon. The gen.
tlemen with him, though little known to
US, are railroad men Of prominence In con.
nection with the road they represent Their
wealth is counted by the millions.
Col. Hogg brings from the East reports
of increased good prospects for the o. p.
Four new steamers will be put on the route
to San Francisco,one of whichis on It's way
here. They win make the trip in s3K
hours. The road bed OF the o. p. viii be
improved so an increased speed of probably
thirty-iive miles an hour will be obtained
Several new engines have been added to the
roads rolling stock,and 100000 tons Of rails
arc ON hand to use on the extension East.
ward.
There is little doubt in the public mind
now that the Willamette Valley and Coast
K. K. Is the Western division OF the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad, and Yaquina
City win be the terininous. This means a
great deal to the people of the valley,and II
affects Albany and Linn county particular
ly. There is bound to grow up some time
in the Valley south Of Portland city Of
commercial importance. II Is the DEMO
Gratis candid opinion II will be the city at
the junction Of the Oregon Pacific. ol prop.
erly the w V s. c r r, and the Oregon &
California X X, in other words, Albany. II
prospects amountto anything the people Of
this city should be in as good humor as any
in Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-13
rIIs Driver Accident,

Last Wednesday afternoon u II Lowe was
working At the top Of ona Of the pile drivers
at the site ofthe proposed o. P. bridge. when
he met with serious accident. His duty
was 70 secure tho pile driver hammer. and
At the proper time detach il. This he did
with q steel rod about three feet long and
thIee-fourths Of an inch thick. In detach-
ing the heavy hammer in some manner tbs
rod caught under the edge Of the hammer.
driving IL into Lowe, the end Of tho rod
penetrating the acrotum anil going six inches
into two planks, throagh four and a tws
inch plank, pinning him 70 his scat. Mr.
Lowe called for assistance, and was only re
leased by cutting the timbers away. II.
was taken to the Revere House. where DR.
Hill attended him. He is doing as we'll .
can be expected, aud will recover from
the accident. after temporary relief iron
work.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-13
stock orxaalsaslsn.
Efuor. pemoern, /,

Efnoys Democrat.
As a member of the farmers family We
thank YOU for your suggestion on the ques.
ton of a stock show and we step.in at your
open door not 30 much to make PROPOSE.
ton for stock show,as 10 say. that, t,Feading
what you said, made us think VIC ought 10
have a county stock organization for the
purpose Of improving and producing the
best kind of stock Now anybody and
everybody who thinks we ought 10 have a
stock growers organization, just send your
name to the DEAocRAr, and every farmer
who wants To show stock on or about the
first of October. ~ or near Tangent Station,
or anywhere that will suit beet, send your
name and what you viii show TO the DgM.
ocRAT nr Hevaid. and we Will soon know
what can be done. II an organization can
be effected tho exhibit could perhaps be
managed TO better advantage. Now, Mr..
Editorso long rs your door stands ajaF sou
may expect VIC viii occasionally drop in.
jMM.
[comc along. The DEMOCRAT wou.d
like TO sc such an organization as The ors
proposed. II Il needed in Linn county bad
Such organizations have proven Of great
benea. TO stock ralseFs everywhere. Thil
county should no, be behind the times. Lel
something be done Immediately TO plae.
our stock interests on more solid tounda
ton. II can be done by the plan proposed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-13
AIbasy College.


President Thompson, Of the Collegiate
Institute, was in Albany Tuesday. From
him we learned that the following will be
the faculty in full for the coming year I;
Rev Thompson, President, and instructor
in moral philosophy, mathematics and sci
enccs Wallace II Lee, A. b., instructor
in the classics, English and German Mrs
7 g Brownson, instructor In intermediate
studies Miss Mary S Thompson, instruc-
tor in preparatory studies. Prof Lee grad
uated from Williams College few years
ago and has been principal Of the Middle
ton, Comm school for three years. lie Is a
young man of fine ability Miss Thomp-
son is daughter Of the President, and Mrs
Brownson is already known as good
teacher, in connection with the Institute
The faculty is strong one. For its size
we believe our College will have as good :
faculty as any in the Northwest, II not the
best. This fact should elf our school with
ambitious students. The young men anc
women of Oregon vino desire good educa
tons should take advantage Of the splendic
opportunity offered by an attendance at thu
Institute.
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s0sIaL Asp PERsDStG.

Conrad Meyer ard ismily are ,uaiea.iee
At Waterloo.
Henry McIlwAin left on weane.a.y fo,
San Francisco.
NisA Dora Hendre.... a Harrisburg. i
visiting ~ the city.
Air chas FortiniIl.t. IL Est portls,il
peat Sabbath ia the city.
Geo Piper returned fratn . trip to he Ba,
Saturday, ~ irown ~ az fbdiau.
J T Schooling. ~ Hsrnsburg, left ogsr
land for California Last Tuesday.
Mrs Al Cbafch, of Portland. snd n :.
Ida Hebber. # ihis city. arr as the B4s.
There viii Is . lswn social IT ihe ,,si
denee 81 J N l,,if. ibis gF,idayl evening.
Joe Par5ons. /; 4. ent Al Gs.yAsn. "a.
10 Albany Saturday op hrs way ~ tile Iay.
NJ d Nsnsself ss.i Gsf,ily ssc cansi ~ ..
the Bay. Shsss -, ), ZEN 10 lsDes %
fonr wsekf.
Mr Is ts,freft, y .i,ssid. Tslnfn.,i sass
Monday from = tip - Naia.. sceoBpath i
BY Mrs Cornett's mother.
Mr John kelso, u Ntn Aflaay. I, lissa
il 10 The county, visiting ais. i.ls ssas. +.
Mrs n Bruce. ef Waterloo.
%tf S1@ @19tlN @hA VIE 81 tsff 1<istls gs~
turned home on Wednesday. lsnm ; Witt TO
Mr. Curriss parents, near shedd.
q Nolvertop hnd wife. FEED Mueller
and wife. John Mnllen and Hl Richsts.s arr
rived 10 Albany Monday iron, San Fsancisco.
Dir J FStubbietisld, ~ L.shat.op. has been
attending the Normal elaps of Mis- Upper.
at Portland. lie turned % Letalon SAtar.
day.
Ira Campbuli. editor of the Eugene Ganrl,
was 10 Albany tuesday on BIS way home
from tie Bay. We exchanged accounts 81
grievauces.
WIZ Humphrey, returned Saturday even
log from Portland whore be has been operat.
ing lor another operator. his place hesnx
iilied here by Tom Styser, oi Crafts Psta
Mr. George Walker. snnther. Mss Isrpvu
and daughter. aud siiss Lacy Wakefield, 81
Portland, passed. through Albany Monday on
their way to bslknap springs. where they
will spend several weeks
Misa Annio Alexander. has gone to Sar
Francesca, nn visit to her slater, R0va, y i'd
i attending tAe Medical College there. Mia
koga has been Ill ier some time, necessita
ttns llsr attendAnes - the College anothel
year.
w G Boyd. the naet advance agent o
1alsa GF.4t Circas MS ia AibaDy Mohda,
making contracts. Tus circaa win be i
AlhanY. September 3s.l Look ont for fuI
Accon1t next Week. The adYertising car vii
be here ~ morrow.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-13
Accident AZ shsdd.

Hiram, the fourteen year old son of r
FarwelI, of Shedd, met with quite an ac-
cident on last Saturday evening. lie was
embarrassing horse when the animal,
which was very fractious one, suddenly
kicked him, breaking both bones of hi1
right leg just above the ankle and other.
wise bruisiDg his face and body considerably
He was alone at the time, but his screams
soon brought assistance. Dr. Gaf, o.
Shedd was called, who set the broker
limb, which at the present writing seems tc
be doing well.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-13

The Russ House was thrown open to the
public last Wednesday morning. with Messrs
Assell & Giblin. at the helm. Fhe hottl
building Is very nicely arranged structure,
and confers great credit on DR.. 0'Toole, It's
owner. For convenience it will rank with
any in tho State. It contains thirty-two
we'll furnished sleeping rooms, besides the
Office. bar rooms, dining room, kitchen,
sample room. etc The city water works
arr connected with both floors. The pro
prietors. who are old and popular hotel
msn, propose making it a tirst-class hotel
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-13

u. !. whitney, Judge Enoch Miller, Alsx brandon
flssnnlsnlonera,l

4. j. whitney, Judge Enooh Miller, Alex nrandon'
Cosninlsalonerss)
Matter Of fees, $4.ds, ! 4 Campbells con.
tlnued also application Of Payne & Craw.
ford for rebate Of taxes also bills for Wit
ness fees In State against Matte Allison !
also petition for bridge across SantIam at
Waterloo also bin OF Henness Bros for
lumber, $4s.
Application Of 4 A Riggs ard O.hers for
change Of county road dismissed.
In matter OF bill Of Noah Shanks and
others for viewing county road, + 4 T Fish
er allowed SIS. rest continued.
Certain witness fees before grand jury al
lowed, also certain jurymen's fees.
Matter of appointment of G G Burkhart
as local immigration agent continued, also
matter Of raising salary Of County school
Superintendent.
Bill Of d s Smith, Sheriff, for conveying
w w Saunders from place of capture to
Albany, $i34.64, continued.
Ordered that In the future the Court
House be used only for Circuit, County and
Justice Courts, and political and citizens
meetings.
Ordered that no warrants issue for claims
unless by special request O. order Of Court,
until Court adjourns.
Matter Of fees in case of Henry Schooling
committed for Insanity, continued.
Bill of ] A Lamberson, medical attend.
ance, $32, disallowed.
Gertrude Hayes was granted scholarship
in State University.
Miles Rainwater was appointed J, p. OF
Fox Valley precinct.
Fees Of County Court officers allowed.
Ordered that contract for repairing Court
House roof be let to w c Twcedale at Ss u
square, he to furnish material, which Is to
be frst.class roofing tin, remove the old
roof and do first-class work.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-13

A $fooooo fire occurred III I.a Gfnndt
on Thursday morning OF last week Tle
fire caught IN Jay Brooks general merchan
disc store, and was probably the work Of nf
incendary. 81 persons or firms lost BY the
fire. The dggMs Office and Slayer Il Walk.
ers large establishment were among tho llsl
Of burned buildings.
Congress adjourned Thursday Of lasi
week, about tired out.
In 1871 Alfred pacher killed four broth.
er miners IN Colorado. In 1874 he was ar.
rested for The crime but escaped and was
NC ntented TO hang lie insists thatyhe only
killed enc Of the men, and him In self dc.
Tense
The beats Of the Portland police have
been changed. Unfortunately the word
dead was omitted.
oh for ten acre hop yard.
A $Ioo foot race was run Ia Corvallis
last week between Long, OF this county and
Wilson, Of Benton county. Long beat, aud
then the Corvallis boys who bet on Wilson
squealed and said the thing was put zap
job and refused To pay the bets. We know
nothing about the hipodromal part Of Il but
Long cnn probably beat Wilson anyway.
II any one can beat Corvallis sports on put.
ting mp jobs they have 10 get up early, It
looks inconsistent for them TO squeal II
caught.
Prineville was visited by fire on the
morning Of August and. The losses were
as follows O. NJ Pfingle, lodging house.
restaurant and millinery store buildings,
Sf2oo ID Il Nichols, law office. SToo
furniture la restaurant and iadelng house
5000 damages To Davis building, $50.
No insurance.
Correspondents OF Southern Oregon pa
pers admit that the fruit crop there i dc.
cided failure, This has no reference to
watermelons,
That Cutting affair looks serious.
Edwin Alden & Bro the well known ad-
vertising agents, Of Cincinnati have failed.
The newspapers arc tho losera. We are
not one Of them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-08-13
cEeTmrxe AZ mClIwaa,s.

Mr. A. d. MeIlwsin has opened tho doors
Of his west stors roum. All wiil now devote
Il 10 clothing. furnishing goajs asd hats.
In these lines he proposes s, ks,p i :
lass and complete stock. With al the ia
e.Iitlsa. he viii make speciality IN this part
Il his establishment Of these lines. Bayina
from the East, with low fFelghts, he viii ef
for bargains rarely obtained. Al be wants i
or the public 20 sasalae his stcck and
prices. DO not buy clothiag. tuFni.Aing goods
r hats uithout tirst calling st ths new AID
large clothing department Of
A. b. McILwATNs.
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2.

At the installation of officers Of the Al
biny Lodge Of Good TemPlars, last Friday
evening the following were installed as Of
fieers for the ensuing term
j ] Doris, W q.
Annie chisweil, " v T.
WE Kelley, PWC.
Carrie Westfall, X III S.
Media Dickey, l. II 5.
Manford Brink, w Sec
Geo CaIwelI. w A S.
Matte Shields, w Il.
Alwilda Leedy, WIS.
rfeI " hilurf, y M.
Addie Dickcy, - A NJ
Lilly Rideout, ! 9.
Ed Blodgett, Sentinel.