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IT seems the bosses donot think MT. o. $. Jones fit material for sheriil. Although Mir. Jones is well qualified to fill the oflice-an intelligent, educated man--yet the instructed delegates for him from this township left him, after the first tie vote, aud nominated his competitor. Mir. Jones would no doubt have received it, had the in- structed delegates from Missouri stock to him for ono or two more ballots.
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lawyers. woe to ye; thie7in bank CTS. woe to ye; political rIhralh woe to ye. l, Ansley Annania~' the dauntless warrior, am the only natriot ekstant. All others ar frands -blarsted imposters. Ihis uniqne modesty needs assist ance. We furnish 1t gratuitously' Auslev's military career thus em- helished reads as follows "We have faced cannons bclching out destruktion, when distance lent en- chantment tu the view, and our patriotik soul joined Robinson's In sublime ekstacy ov frcnzlod bliss at the grandeur of the military CIT kus. We have stood safely in the rear of Geath.dealing musketrY with Robinson. our Greenback friend, and shouted, brayely shout ed. till we collapsed from sheer ckshaustion-"Kill, kill the Union divils. We have been scorcIed and smoked in mighty conilagra- ton (when the surrounding forests were on tire) and win heroic fortl- tuan waited until the fire went out. Thus did we bleed for our beloved kuntry. Our valOrouS career VIII not permit tue least notice oftaose who let upon us. We are anlma- ted by lofty patriotism. Mean ness, me0dacity, bribery, slaAder, malice, these our po;itilal char"c teristics are insignificant triviAll, ties contrastel with our lofty ideal of what shud be. What is con temptible in others, Is c0mnon la ole iu us. We cannot be measnr- ed by ordinary standards. To Hdt dead,head to receive largess from Goald's bar'l wud be coudesccn- sion on our part; on his, q tribute or profound rcSpckt. Whota won dcrfrl mn! Wa0t iiigant SeHtl- mpnE Howiycr, the DoktorN grateful aud charity kivcrs a mni titade of snS. In a paroNisn c rare emotion thc old man has dis tplayea the goodness of his heart l Ns EIitur. he has offered me sit uation-not a mean, low job al small wages but wide berth, 2 good fat job. He sais that l am blood relation, his iong-lost broth CT, a veritabl. skunk, that he mus and will provide for me. l an no ungrateful but dccliao tie fra grant honor. repudiatc tue re- latiomship. One skunk is :nou|' in the deestrict. Modesty forbid. the least encloachment on Ansley'' well earned reputation of oderou' Saactity.
 I larfcl and chnckIed over hi appeal to a generous pnbllcl Whot delicious hambug, Tho ol, fraud believes that everybody be heves that he is, somebody, th' eyes of the nation are upon him that labor plnting to live withou work awaits the nodding of hi hrainless head to solve the nnSoIv ed mystery. Whnt egotistic fiat tery. How the old man tickle the old man. Will a gcncron publicll forgive us. etc? A geher- GUS publc!l larlS. A generous rub , lick cares not whether he lives 0 dies. Nor voicetul tears. no mcurn!ul cries, nor slddenc' hearts, nor solemn sighs.
 A generous publck heithe knows nor cares that Ansley' passing away. A feeble Green
 back wal is heard. Brave Ans lev Annanias handed iu lis check
 today. He's gone to join the he'll fire club and meet his much-love' master.
 'DROKRAT.
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For Representative.

Editor PrcAYuxF.-You will please an nounce me as a candidate for the Lcgisla- lure. to represent Nevada county. In com inc out as Il candidate for this office l have acted upon the earnest solicitation of prom npnt citizens, residents of different parts ot ,he county. I shall hold myself subject to the will of the Democratic convention, and whatever shall be the action of said conven' ton, it will be my pleasure to obey.
 am yours Rcspf'v,
 Rty. Gho. w. REEVES,
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The Matador.
PRESCOTT ARK, July 11th 1SS6

PRESCOTT ARK, July 11th lo86.
 ED. PlcAYUNE.-"Can laborlng men tolerate patty that will SC sacrifice thCir rights for political effect. .'-Ark Dispatch.
 Ye Gods! PIG. when the above lines wcra.prnnHl by their more or less brilliant .antI,or, do you suppose he was thinking of the Democratic party or of the last Grceuback convention where Thompson was approved for the Sematc?
 Thompson--ThompSon--PIc. PIC. when the dulcet sylAbles of that cnphonrous nan,c steal on H'y tn. wraptured ear, as the Sesame" that opened the ghtt"ring trcaSnr- cs of the Forty Thieves, so sThonlpson" moves back the rusty gates of years, and preSrntS--not inc treasure, for most of that the thieves sent Lorth-but the rliled treasurics, the bankrupt counties and victims to the ,carpet-bag re- zine of lS63. Now, be it distinctly understood that this deponent stateth not that Thompson was nominated by that convention; for he was only "ap- proycd' and recommended 10 the laboring mcn-to those very labo.ing men, or to their sons, on whose shoulders Thompson or rhompson's coadiutors between the years 15GS and 1874. fixed public debt of 17 ,302,6Tl dollars, and a tax of 12.5 mills.
 Thompson. of that regime which gave the public domain to corpor' ations and bogus syndlcates like q trihe: which used public trust like all article of merchandise; and ac counted private rights as preroGa' lives only existing in themselves vet the Grecnback conventlor through it's bosses recommend thl' man!
 "Cm laborins men tolerate q party that will 80 sacrifice thell rights solely for political cf fectw. w.--Will they be gulled or drlv cn to tho support of this confessed Republican,
 \ beautiful platform has thi; Greenbacl. party constructed beautifully philanthropic are thu principles enunciated by it's speal CTS, caustic are their criticisms and bold their charges upon tho Democratic party for being tn democratic; but candidly, dit Democracy ever betray her constit uents as grossly as did the Green back convention betray the Green bacl, constituency; or so palpabl, sell out for "political elfect2'
 "A Lic," said the Editor of th Dispatch, with his usual argumcu tative force, of the Gazette rcpor ter who mist0ok the Bosses ap proval of Thompson in tho Town ship convention, for what 1t vIrtd ally was. q nomination.
 "A lie," he wrote in indignation For n moment iiic!iering intelli gence had comprehcnded the enori ity of the unholy alliance into whic he had entered: and still, true a heart, to the honor of his llowl youth, he wouli disclaim the al Gliations which he then dcspiset
 Poor old man,
 The spark, ere now has expired Perception has one more succumh ed 10 scnility, and he clasps agalI with the strange infatuation of dot age the mcretricious forms whicJ he once loathcd, still mumhing. = lie, "a le." Too pitiful, lis fo anger, too melancholy, for con tempt. 'Tis true, 'tis pity; pit. 'tis, 'tis true.
 PICADOE.
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Good iGJicc,

The PcorjaIilJ Democrat, of Pee. 30, lS35, makes the following dtliverance:
 "Those afflicted with any poison. ons conditions of the blood ahould waste no time, but go at once and get a bottle of the greatest blood purifier on earth, s. $. $. Leading physicians prescribe it."
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-14

THERE were from twenty-five to thirty candidates for office in the Grceenback convention Saturday. So if seems others besides most ot the bosses wanted some Of the "chicken-pie," but somehow or other, failed toget it. Of course Missouri township and the bosses must lave the offices.
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THE Texarkaua Independent a few weeks since comrl;mrmtcd tie Dispatch by saying its patent side was the best part of the paper, and we are inclined to the same opln- ion now, since the editor of that part of the sheet is evidently a good Democrat, publishing fine llt- eraturc in the interest of Democ- rapV
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should see to it that they are not fooled (easiIy bought np) by the tactics of the Grecnback bosses, by simply endorsing Thompson. Not half of them will ever vote for him, It is a trick to catch your votes for these same bos es' Missouri town shin ticket for county officers.
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EDITOR WARREN, of the Tcxar-

EDITOR WARREN, of the Texar- kama Independent, good Green packer. seems to favor Randall and his high tariff measure. The next thing we look for is for Ans ley of the Dispatch, to endorse Blaine-he has already come ont for Republican Thompson.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-14

GREESBAcK friends, will you stand tl,is--"like dumb driven cat tle'-allow the Bosses, Garland, Ansley, Pittman X Co.,, select and get all the best offices from one townshipe We think not.
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Grccnback Convention

SATURDAY the Grecnback con yention to nominate county tick ct met ct the Court House. C. M. Nor%ood was made Chairman and w. NJ. White Secretary.
 Immediately after organizing, balloting on candidates begun, re- snlting in the following nomina- tions: For Representative, J. A, Ansley; Clerk, c. w. Terry; Conn- ty Judge, J NJ Putnam; Treasurer, B F Jordan; Assessor, J G Puri- foyi Surveyor, Elmore Nelson, Coroner, J l. Hupst.
 AS will be seen every one of the nominees, except for Assessor and Coroner, were selected from this, Missouri township. This is be- cause the bosses of the Greenback party live in this township.
 Yes, the bosses had everything their own way. Garland though not a delegate, sat among them. AL though 0 $ Jones of this and G A Robinson of Boughton were in- structed for, for Sheriff and Judge. by Missouri township, when they were the leading candidates and were likely to get nominated, yet the aforesaid instructed delegates turned against their direct instruc- tions and nominated Began and Putnam. Jones and Robinson were thus wounded and killed po- lltically, in the house of their friends, who were instructed to vote for them.
 After nominations for county officers were over, Col F M Thomp- son, Republican, of Hope, was call ed on for speech, he being here to get the endorsement of the Greenbackcrs for State Senator. He made a rambling speech. Boss Garland called for him and said it would be well for Greenbackers to support him, as they could not ~la nt h n II against a Democrat. Said Repub. licans had helped elect Norwood last time-turn about IS fair play etc. Mir Thompson did his best to tickle the ears of his Greerback allies. His greatest desire seemed to be to endorse the Greenback doctrine, aud to fight the Demo. crats. Even went so far as 10 de. nounce some things in his own the Republican party.
 After his speech the convention endorsed him for Senator.
 The closing scene, was the rant ing speech of the Boss, Grand Sachem, k K Garland. He abus. ed the Democratic party in his usual lively manner, wildly vocit, erating and pulling his long, black locks, struggling oyer his head His principal effort in emphasizing his sayings consisted of black guardism, such as My God!'' "Great God!" etc. We have not space 10 comment on his uttcran' ces in full-will, however take up some of them in short editorials. His frantic speech, to his frighten- ed and frantic convention closed the days proceedings after which the curtain dropped, to be raised again in September, when the en- lightened citizens of the State and county will see tbe boat-the craft launched by Garland, Ansley, Pittman X Co-leave the wharf on it's long voyage up 'salt river"
 
 Nar,oCratic hnpn;ptp,aptc
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AFTER painful labor, the Green back party, in it's little convention run by bosses Garland, Ansley, Nor wood X Co.,, has brought forth. In doing so it treated some of the foremost men of the party, candi- dates, unmercifully. Although Jones and Robinson had as many votes in the convention for the of fees to which they aspired, as their successful competitors, they were ruthlessly laid on the shelf, and that, too, by delegates instruct ed for them. "Oh, consistency, thou art a jcwelw
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Remarkable Recovery.

l was two months in a hospital ia this city andcr treatment for blood poison. When l left there l had no appetite. was thnn, weak, and could scarcely walk. Tho un- relieved disease and the treatment had so reduced me that l could scarcely put one foot before the other. 1 began taking s. s. S' and the first bottle even had a tell ing effect upon me. My appctite improved with the first dose, ana l gained flesh and strength raplu' ly. The disease began to pass away, and very soon every trace of it was gone. Swifl's Specific IS a wonderful remedy. It invIGof' ates and builds up the system gem erally while etiecting a cure, lh' stead of reducing one to death door aud only giving temporary re- lief, as the old line of treatmsh' does. 10 me there was new llle in every dose.
 GEO. F. JOHNSTON, 3l3 Seveh'h Ave.
 New York, Jan. 20. 1886.
 Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis' cases mailed free.
 THL SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,, liraW' CT 3, Atlanta, Ga. 17l W. 23d St' N. Y
 Suhscrihn for the
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Boss GARLAND is a good Q one. Wasn't the sainted Greenbacker, Norwood of this county,a member of the last State Senate, which he lGarlandD abused so unmercitully, and from which the railroad bill was Gtn1nn9
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CONGRESS- has not yet adjoured, but will in a few days it..is thought. It has been doing but little of late, save passing.appropriation bills for dclraying the running expenses Of the government for the present fiscal year.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-14

We arc authorized to announce tho pres en, incumbent, Oscar Phillips, as a candidate for reelection to the office of Sheriff subject to the gction of the Democratic party.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-14
For Senator.

We arc authorized to announce C. A. Bridcwell, of Hope, as candidate Tor the State Scna:e from this. the Twentieth dis .rict. subject to the action of the Democrat ic convention
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St. Louis, for it would not have in serted it as one of it's campaign documents, slnce Captain Ansley has all the while said exactly to the contrary.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-14

THERE is a dead lock in the Democratic nominating convention for the Twenty-tirst Senatorial dis trict, between Judge L. A. Byrne and Hon. Minor Wallace.
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For Treasurer.

Editor PiCAYUSE.--ln response to solici tn.ions of friends, yoti will please announce me as n candidate for the nfiirc of Treasurer of Nevada county, subject to the action ol the Democratic Convention.
 w. F. BARHAM.
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We arc authorized to announce Capt John Parltsr as candidate for reelection to the oiiice of Tax Assessor, subject to the ac- of the Democratic party.
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For ('ongfc7s

We are authorized to announce Thoa C. McRac as Il candidate for rc-clectiru ;o Con gross from this the Third District, subject tn the nctinn nf ,he district convention.
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Hon. T. C. McRae must be beaten for Congress. = Disr ratch.
 Another ease of the "dog baying the moon." Capt. Ansley's. op- position won't amount to a row of
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We arc authorized to announce K. w. Johnson, of Taylor township, as a candida' for Tax Assessor, subject tc the action oi the Democratic party.
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We are authorized to announce Ed T, Mcdaniel, of Cancv township, 0s candi- date for Tax Assessor, subject to the action of the Democratic party.
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Editor PiCAYuNE.-Plcasr snnouhce that I am q candidate for reelection as Treasurer of Nevada county. subject to the action of the Democratic party. Respect,
 w. ]. BLAKE.
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Many suffering people drag themselves about with failing strength, feeling that they are steadily sinking into the grave. when by using Parkers Tonic they would find a cure commencing with the first dose, and vitality and strength surely coming back to them.
 Have used Tongaline in neural. gia with perfect success; one was a ease ct neuralgia of the heart. J II Clark. NJ. D., Cuba, Mo,
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For Judge 9th Judicial District.
 A, B. WILLIAMS.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
 THOS. E. WEBBER.

k. D. HEARXE, of Philadelphia was nominated at Nashville last week, for Judge of the Eighth Ju- dcial Circuit, over Judge Stewart, :, the present incumbent.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-14
For County and Probate Judge.

We nru authorized to announce G. A. Halo, tho present incumbent, nS candidate for rc-clecten to the office ot County ana Probate Judge, subject to the action ot the Democratic party.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-14
Notice.

Having been invited !.y the Hon. orablc Secretary of the Many to nominate d legally qualified candi. date for appointment as q Naval Galet in the Navy of the l.. s., from the Third Congressional Dis trict of Arkansas, l hereby give notice that there will be a compe. titive examination held at Magno. lia, Columbia County, Arkansas, on the l2th day of August A. D. 1886. beginning at l3 o'clock q. m, at wEich time and place all arpi. cants will please appear for exam iuaiion. The successful candidate will be required to report tor OK. animation at the Na.ai Acadmy on Scptemotr Isl, next.
 THOMAS c. MCRAE. July 1st, lSSj.
 Other papers in the Distlict will pleas copy.
 Ten little Indians standing in q
 line.
 One drank iron Rittcrs-thcn
 there were niuc.
 It was i,litcracy that occasioned tho poor littie savasc's moTta! mis- take-thc taking Iron Bitters in stead of Browns Iron Tonic, tho finest of medicines, But il any one, after reading th,s, suffering with a torpid liver, sick headache, malaria, rheumatism, or general debility, makes the same mistake &nd dies he deserves ms fate. For sale by Hugh Moncricf X Bro, Prescott Ark.
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We arc authorized to announce J. W. N~ill, of Emmet town shin, as n candidate for County and Probate Jud se subject to the action of the Democratic party.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-14

We are authorized to announce lsham Mack. of Rosston, as n candidate for the office of sheriff, subject to the action of the Demo- cratic party.
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Democratic State Ticket.
Election Monday, Sept. G, 1886.

For Governor,
 SIMON F. HUGHES. For Secretary of State.
 ELIAS B. MOORE. For Auditor,
 w. k. MILLER. For Treasurer,
 WM. E. WOODRUFF. For Attorney General,
 DAN w. JONES. For Land Commissioner,
 PAUL Nj. COBBS. For Sup. of Pub. Instruction, WOOD E. THOMPSON. For Judge 9th Judicial District.
 A. B. WILLIAMS. For Prosecuting Attorney,
 THOS. F. WEBER.
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For Sheriff.
We are authorized 10 announce
 w, lS. White

hs a candidate for sheriff, subject to the ac- ton of the Democratic party.
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We are authorized to announce George B. McGraw as a candidate for Constable of Missouri township, subject to the action of the Democratic party.
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- ~e - For Constable.

We are authorized to announce Henry Meyers as a candidate for Constable of Boushton township, subject to the action of the Democratic party.
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For Tax Assessor.

We arc authorized to announce j. w. Chormley ns a candidate for Tax Assessor, subject to theactiou of the Democratic party.
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ALL true Republicans in this county, whether white or colored,
Nevada County picayune., 1886-07-14

We are authorized to announce W. k McLure a- candidate for County. and Cur ruit Clerk, subject to the action of the Dem pertic paity.
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For County and Circuit Clerk.

We are authorized to announce (. w. fnoLo os A candidate for County and Circuit Clerk, subject 10 the action of the Democrat ic party.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

The following are out rates for announc- ;pc candidates and ,hoy must bc accompa- nicd bv the cash tn every instm as dcicat'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-01
SHOW CASES.
The Pioneer Factory of G.. +. Gull
mer & Brothers.

In this issue of The HERALD will be
found the mammoth announcement of
G. F. CULNEs & Bro. 5. The business
has become an industry here, and in
the hands of the gentlemen of this firm
has proven successful in every particu-
lar. In their circular to the public. the
Messrs. Culmer set forth that they were
the first to embark in an enterprise of
this character in the Rocky Mountains;
that they did so in the face OF an un-
reasonable prejudice against any
article called Home Manufacture,
and that by strict application to the
wants of the trade. care in workman
ship. ami the use only of the very best
materials, they have established a con
fdence in their make of goods. They
have adopted ali of the latest and most
graceful designs, and spare no expense
to improve them as ingenuity inven-
ton suggests.
In addition 20 the manufacture OF
show cases, the Culmer Brothers make
all kinds of section bar mirrors, with
either German or French plate giass,
silver partitions, and az prices lower
than from abroad. Make an inspec-
ton of their manufactures and learn
their figures. See the advertisement, on
page two OF this mornings HERALD.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-01
Promenade Concerts at Lake Park
Resort.

The Lake Park people have COM
pleted arrangements for the opening of
the pavilion now in course-of erection
one week from to-day, and for that oc-
casion they announce a program Q
which is sure to be met with consider
able interest. Two promenade concerts
are to be given, one in the afternoon,
the other in the evening, under the di-
rection of B. B. Young. An orchestra
consisting OF Olsen's Opera House
Band (string instruments) augmented
by Jas. Olsen, cello; KeddingtOn, cor
net; Peterson, viola; Mcintyre, piano !;
and with Weihe as leader and solo
vIolinist Krouse will ne solo pianist
and accompanist. Mr.. Young himself
will sing and other vocal music will be
in the shape of a male quartette in
which Messrs. Gm. and 7. j. Mackin-
tosh, McAllister, Dunbar, 0berndorfer
and Squires will appear. Miss HawlSy
is named as the lady vocalist Of the oc-
casion. These names furnish an as
surance that the Lake Park people do
not intend TO do things By halves.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-01
THE GOVERNORS RECEPTION
rendered to General John 4. Logan
and Party.

The Office of the Utah Commission.
yesterday morning, was the scene Of a
pleasant gathering and the cordial greet
ings extended on all hands rendered the
occasion one which will no. soon be
forgotten by the participants. The oc-
casiOn was a reception rendered by Gov
ernOr West to General John A. Logan
and the memters of his party. A short
time before noon the company parto0k
of a sumptuous spread Of delicacies
and wines laid out upon the tables
in the private apartment of the
Commission. and for an hour or so so
cial conversation, recitals of pleasant
"reminiscences and gossip were INDUCED
in to the evident satisfaction and graft
fication of all. Among those who par
took OF the good cheer and enjoyed the
quiet good time were: General anu Mrs.
Logan, Mrs. Governor Alger, Governor
West, Colonies Godfrey and Pettigrew.
Judge Carlton, Senator Paddock and
General McClernsnd of the Utah Com.
mission; Secretary Thomas. Colonel
Page. several of the officers from Fort
Douglas. and others. Governor Alger
was indisposed and did not attend.
After the reception, drive to Fort
Douglas was in order, where the party
were NEST heartily welcomed by the
officers at the Post.