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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-31
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.
Receipts 3,t64 packages; exports. II s4s
barrels; sales, 25 90, hcpeat quotations including
,yO City mill extra, o. OOa'I 20: lV0 fine, ~ 8a
o. IS. 300 supcr6ne. q 75at3 10, 700 extra No 2
~ 0Oas3 rs, 500 winter wh'at extra, % 00at3 %;
iOieo Minnesota extra, % 7bas4 10. southern Sour
dull, barely steady; Rye -four In moderate demand.
WHEAT-Keceipts, 2t2 100; exports, ~ s20, sales,
i!3ofC quiet but steady; No spring nominal. vi;
No. hard, iO2; Nc red g9ay9I elevator, 0at; fob,
g-ayai delivered; No red, nominal. iO4i, No.
white nominal, lt0.
KYE-.-dull.
BAILEY -..hrm and quiet.
CoRS--Receipts 2Js t5D exports, so4s5, ssles. .aJ7,
900, dull and weak; steamer, 69i; NO. Z. bsaSsl;
store and elevator, 52 delivered.
OATsK Receipts. 1890 exports, Ie0; sales, loe.-
600; lower, No. g. ~ do white JaJs; No. 9sia3oS
do white, f.aij; No. l, nominal, do white, ~;
Mixed Western, 3dai0; white do. 57a5i.
CoFFEE-.fair; Rio, dull, "a.
SuGAR---dull refined, dull.
PETROLEUM steady, united, Vll.
PoBK--steady.
BEKF---quiet.
LARD--steady; western steam, % 7ssss 7o;
closing ~ 70, city steam, ~ 20; refined qaotsd
a. 20; continent ef0 as 5. A.
BuTTER--.frfn, demand fair.
CHEEsE---quiet, steady. Freights 10 Lsverpoo
Iull.
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GARDENERS ENTHUSIASM.
Protection the theme that Interested
12CS Teople.

Especial to the Kennebec Journal.
GARDINER. Aug. 80,
The most enthusiastic political rally ever
held in Gardiner, occurred this evening. An
audience of 1900 crowded the Coliseum.
Hon. VIM. Perkins presided, and introduced
the speaker of the evening, Hon. J P. Dol
liver, Republican nominee for Congress in
the 10th Iowa district Mr.. Dolliver alluded
to the condition of the South, in
which he lived many years, advocating more
energetic endeavors for the attainment of a
free ballot and fair count. He spoke of
the advantages of Protection, especially in
relation to the farming and manufacturing
interests, delivering scathing criticism upon
the free trade policy of the democratic
party.
After holding the closest attention OF his
audience for an hour and a half, Mr.. Dolli-
yer ended his speech with an eloquent eulogy
on the lives and stauneh republican principles
Of those deceased patriots, Lincoln, Grant,
and Sherman. Mr.. Dolliver is young and
handsome man, and was acknowledged by all
to be the most eloquent orator heard in this
vicinity for many years.
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doctrines are not appreciated in this section
of the State.
At very largely attended csucns, Aug.
goth. held at the Town House, Clinton,
Daniel Cain was nominated ss Representative
to Legislature. The caucus was The most en-
thusiastic held in that town for years.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
THE THIRD DAY.
The Eastern Maine Fair an Assured
Success.
Exciting Ball Games-A Successful
Balloon Ascension.


BANGOR, Aug. 80.
The third m orning of the Eastern Maine
State Fair opened little rainy, but cleared
off at O'Clock and the crowds commenced
to pour into the grounds.
The forenoon was occupied by the exam
ination of stock and pulling oxen.
The judges were busy in all departments
and the track presents a lively spectacle.
The principal event was ball game be-
tween the Lowells and Portsmouths of the
New England league and resulted in favor
of the Lowells by a score of to 4.
About 1000 people attended the fair this
afternoon. Prof. Halfway made success
full balloon ascension, gave trapeze per-
formance and then made successful descent.
The Lowells aud Manchesters played an ex-
citing ball game, which resulted in score
of to in favor of the latter team batter
les, Mead and Clark for Manchesters, Burns
and Murphy for Lowells.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Muddle in which Vermont Town
Finds Itself.
BENNINGTON, VT, Aug. 80.

To day it has been discovered that Pow
nal in Bennington County cannot vote for
state, county. town or other officers, Sep
tember 4th, because of the failure of Joseph
Norwood, first constable, to give legal warn
ing of said election. Pownal voters are
wonderfully stirred up over it. and it is liable
to seriously lessen the republican majority
in this county, and the democrats will lose a
a member of the Legislature.
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SENATE TARIFF BILL.
Further Hints as to Its Details and
Tissue of Appearance.

WASHINGTON. Aug. so.
The Republican Senators held confer
ence at Senator Edmund's residence this
evening; the tariff was the only subject con-
sidered- Allison said the details of the bill
had been discussed, and a harmonious con-
clusion had been reached in regard to every
issue. and we shall report the bill within ten
days, if possible. We shall report it probably
ON Monday or Tuesday week. We shall
continue these hearings diligently for the next
ten days. That is all | am at hbertyto say.
From other Senators it is learned that lumber
and salt remain unchanged that sugar is cut
about one-half, and that there is strong dis
position to slightly increase the duties on
wool, and correct the inequalities of duties of
woolen manufacturers.
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SELLON'S TRIAL.
The Jury Inspect the Car in which the
Tragedy was Enacted.

BANGOR. Aug. 30.
The trial of A. G. Sellon, for killing Jerry
G.. Sinclair, was commenced in the supreme
court today. Much of the afternoon was
spent in getting the jury together, and after
that at the request of Jasper Hutchins, Esq
counsel for the accused, the jury were al
lowed to go the depot to inspect the car in
which the homicide occurred.
L. c. Southard of Boston, will be associ-
ated Nith Mr.. IIutchins in the defence.
County Attorney Appleton will make his
opening argument tomorrow morning.
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NORTHERN BANKING COMPANY,

IoIL I LA IN L, NII-
sEInEN CoNNoR, Pres: W. r. MuIIKEN, V. Pres.
CHAs. l.. MARsroN, sec.
july6dSwSm
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SPORTING NEWS.
The Bostons, Philadelphias, Chicasos and
DetfoitS Win.
The National League.

At lphia-PhiIaielph Z, Wash
( igton 5. Base hits, Philadelphia /, Wash
ington s., Errors. Philadelphia 2, Washing
tonll-i Batteries, Sanders and Schriver for
Philadelphia, JEFF and Deasley for Washing
ton.
At Boston-Boston :. New York 3. Base
hits. Boston 10, New York 5. Errors, Bos-
ton 4, New York 8. Batteries, Clarkson and
Kelly for Boston, Welch and Ewing for New
York.
At Indianapolis Indianapolis, o; Chicago,
l. Base hits, Indianapolis, 5; Chicago, I.
Errors, indianapolis, 4; Chicago, 3. Batter
les, Boyle and Myers for indianapolis; krock
and Flint for Chicago.
Az Pittsburg-Pittsbnrg, /; Detroit, 3;
Base hits, Piusburg. s.; Detroit, I. Errors,
pittsburg, 8; Detroits. 2. Batteries, Staley
and Miller for Pittsburg; Beatin and Wells
for Detroit,
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The Races.


lHlRD DAf lRsT RACE,
The first race the afternoon of the third
d y was the $50 class for purse of 5000
Although there was a field of Il. teen on the
program but four came out at the bell call.
Tuey were given positions in the following
Eeeline, Ira ?. Woodbury., Portland; Ed
ward, J BraIbury, Houltoa Emma A., II.
Z Neally Monroe Josie Bates, John Libby,
B iugor Omittlng details of heats, the fol-
lowing is the result of the race
SrNMARy
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Political Doings at Norridgewock,
Especial to the Kenuebec journal,


NoRRIDGEwoCK, Aug. 80.
The republicans held most successful
rally and flag-raisiug here Wednesday even
ing. large number of people were present
from Skowhegan, Smithfeld, Starks and
Mercer. Ringing addresses were delivered
by Congressman Milliken and Hon, +. T..
Loring of Fitchburg, Mars. The Harrison
tigers from Skowhegan in their snowy uni
forms with their drum corps, assisted by the
Norridgew ock band, added to the enthusiasm
of the occasion. 1t does not require great
insight to perceive the anxiety underlying
the forced praise which the democrats are
trying to give the Presidents recent message
Several go so far as to express their disap-
probation, which will bear fruit in Septem-
Der.
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Pension Commissioner Blacks Report.

" AsIIINTTON, AUG. %.
Pension Commissioner Blacks annual re-
port shows that during the .ast year the PEN
sion received 60,252 new names, this being
the largest annual increase in the history of
the bureau making total of 452 55I PEN
slons on the rolls. The names of 2.l2s per-
ns dropped from the rolls we're restored,
AID 1870 dropped by death and othe-
ciuses. making a net increase of 5000
during tho year. S,s,T5,s62 paid IN pen
sions, being an increase over previous years
of 81. .3us. $50. Total amount expended for
all purposes, S92 ,037 $50.
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Pensions Granted Maine People.

WASHINGTON, Aug. so.
The pc nsions were granted Name people
as follows:
Original, invalid-John D. Boynton, Ban
yor; special act. navy, VIM. c. Lord Port
land. increase, Michael Whalen. Togus
Cbas. r. Brown, Patten Stephen {. Taylor,
roons. Josiah Chase, Skov hegan; Zeethan
Berry, Searsport; reissue. Michael r. Foley
National Military Home; original, widow
etc. minor to Stephen P. McIntire, South
Hiram.
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DR.. Weed at Liberty,

BANGOR, Aug. 80.
The jury in the DR.. Weed case at Bangor,
came in this morning at o'clock after an all
night session. The verdict was sealed and
was not opened until o'clock, when the
court convened The jury found the prison
er not guilty and he was discharged from
further custody.
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To Contractors and Builders.

Notice is hereby given ttat we are ready to re
cei,e bids for the following jobs
First. to remove five trees aud excayate two to
-four feet Of earth, preparatory TO building wall for
the South congregational Chapel
Second for the building of the wall and under
plnning, ready 10 receive the snpersiruciure.
Third, for the building of the Chapel, according
TO the plan and specih, ations TO be seen at the
State House, by inquring for j. ii. Coehrane, ar
chitcct.
Bidsfpr the first and second Jobs will be opened
sept ist aud for building Chapel sept sth.
The committee reserve the right 10 reject any OF
all bids
". l.. THOMPSON,
Chairman Building Committee.
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Notes.

The superintendent's'of foreign mails report
shows the total cost of the service for the
fiscal wear to be s490 o67, of which 1858 262
was to the transatlantic companies, S31,
3O2 to the Pacific steamship companies, S5s,
553 the Central and South America, The
estimated cost for the fiscal year ending
June 80. 1889, is 500, 900. Parcel post con-
ventions have been concluded with Barba-
does, Bahamas, British Honduras and Mexi-
co. and are now pending with all South and
Central American States.
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KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
A Movement Started to Exclude All
But American Citizens.


P1TTsBURG, Aug. 80
Some of the prominent Knights of Labor
are considering the advisabllity of introduc-
ing a resolution at t e next general assembly
prohibiting any but American citizens from
becoming members of the organization.
Those advocating the change say that 1t
would reduce the membership about three
ffths, but that the order would be better off
with 100000 good American citizens than
with 900 of the class now coming in.
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National w. c. T. Union to Meet in
N. z.
NEW YORK. Aug. 80.

NEW OKk.
The 18th annual meeting of the National
Women's Christian Temperance Union will
be held in the Metropolitan opera house In
this CITY, from Oct. 18th to the 23d. They
will number 400 delegates from every State
and Territory in the Nnited States,represent-
ing 10 900 local auxiIaries and more than
%. 900 local members.
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Protection interests at Cornish.


SpVCIaI 10 tIIt NVnIeUtO JVu1 Hal'
CORNISH, Aug. 30.
Over six hundred people filled Union
Hall to overfowing this evening. Benz F..
Pearce, Esq, presided over the meeting
Hon X. G. Horr of Michigan addressed the
audience, confining his remarks chiefly to
the tariff which subject he handled in a
mastery manner. The speakers arguments
were well made and appealed to the practical
everyday interes SITS of his hearers. Protec-
ton is gaining ground every day with our
people
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Visiting Knights of Pytnias from Lewis
tom
DOVER, \. H., Aug. 80.


Crescent division, uniform rank, Knights
of Pythlas, received and entertained Damon
division of Lewiston. Me-, aud Auburn di
vision of Auburn, Me. and the Lewiston
Brigade band here today. sAfter street pa
rade the visitors were taken to Dover Point
and served with clam bake. This evening
they are being bsnqueted at Pythian hall and
will leave for home tomorrow.
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A Drug Clerks Fatal Mistake.

NEW HAVEN, Aug. 40.
Horace Bishop and Charles Applebee
were given tincture of aconite to day in soda
water by mistake for syrup. They both
died in half an hour. The drug clerk has
been arrested, and an investigatson will
follow.
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Death of a Prominent Saco Citizen.

BIppEFoRD, Aug. 80.
Tracy Hewes, harness manufacturer of
Saco, died this afternoon, aged IS. He was
a prominent temperance advocate in reform
clubs. and mem Der of the Saco board of
aldermen.
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SUN VI AIRY
Srcoxp RAcE-2.35 CLASS.

SFCONp KACE-2-aO ILAsS.
In the 81 class for purse of $3.50, there
were originally nine horses entered only
four of which started, viz: Cunarl, Jr.
A. T. L. Perkins, Skowhegan Hector. Simp-
son & Baker, Albion; Lamont, +. o. Stan
ley, Lewiston; Cushnoc, j. 5. Grant, Au-
gusta, driven by Fred 5. Hilton. They were
given positions in the above order.
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Preparations for Harrison's Reception

TOLEDO, Aug. 30.
A Middlebass special says that arrange
ments are nearly completed by the people of
Put in Bay for the Harrison reception to
morrow afternoon. Ex-Gov. Foster will
make a few remarks and introduce Harrison,
who will not say more than few words at
most.
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doctrines are not appreciated in this section
of the State.
At "a very largely attended caucns, Aug
29th. held at the Town House. Clinton
Daniel Cain was nominated as Representative
to Legislature. The caucus was the most en-.
thusiastic held in that town for years.
Republican Flags at Kittery.
The republicans of kittery raised large
Harrison and Morton flag at the depot tonight
with speeches by B. +. Hamilton, Esq of
Biddeford and Col. II. II. Burbank of Saco.
Afterward two other flags were raised. one at
residence of Col. Mark +. Wentworth. the
other ON Government street, followed with
the speeches by Hon. Il. Z. Kennedy of
Ohio. The Portsmouth cornet band furnish
ed music. The large attendance and the en-
thusasm that prevailed, were most marked
The great tariff question is evidently rousing
the people as never before.
Free Trade too Much for the Old Timers
Two lifelong democrats in Perryville, Au-
burn, have been converted TO the republican
party and marched in the parade Wednesday
evening. In one room in an Auburn shoe
factory, are three workmen who will east
their vote for the republican nominees.
They have voted with the democrats in the
past. They cant swallow this free trade
mush, they say. Another democrat in the
same shop says: II never carried a torch
in republican parade in my life, but I'm
going TO do il this year" There are lots of
shoe factory men who talk that way.
Democrats Declare For Protection and
Indorse Harrison.
A gentleman writing from Livermore
Falls says Ii has been learned from the
most authentic authority that within a few
weeks, ten heretofore strong democrats of
this town have come out from their old
haunts and declared for Harrison, and they
Will vote for the protection of American in
dustries. Whether or not the tariff will
prove injurious TO American industries, to the
American citizen is well illustrated in the re-
marks of prominent Boston man on one of
the streets today. why" he says, "When
| was boy, the people lived ON a barrel of
flour and use hard, wooden chairs. A car
pet was a luxury few could afford while a
piano made our eyes just stick out at behold. !
ing a man well enough of 10 have one. We
had hominy and milk for breakf fast ditto |
foI dinner and glad to get ii for supper.
Now right through your villages you can
not hnd family without carpets on their
floors. Your houses are well furnished and |
the piano is heard from every direction.
our families are completely clothed, and
The children do not 90 bare footed half the |
year. Now you can buy them shoes and |
you have better wages today. When | be-
gan wages were fifty cents day. Now
YOUR average workmen obtains dollar and |
half or two dollars a day. What causes
Al 81 Al, 4 4
you DOWN. Not by jug full, Protection
'aved you, now support itas you should, and
fou will he surrounded with prosperity both
Is family and a counuy'
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New YORK, Aug. 30.
The county democracy held meeting to-
night in Cooper Union to consider the fish
cries question, and passed resolutions COM
mending the attitude taken by the President.
Senator Geo. Gray of Delaware, was the
principal speaker.
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American Association.

At Brooklyn-Brooklyn ), Cincinnatis o.
At phia-Athletics 5, st. Louis o.
At Observation-Disclosures 3, Louisvilles
At Cleveland-Clevelands 3, Kansas Citys
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vienna, Aug. 80.
At Tarnobaz Galicar, today, one hundred
and fifty houses were burned. Two hun
dred families are homeless. Loss 50 ,500.-
900.
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Frugal housewives will bear in mind that delici-
auxiliary to oiht nceties In the culinary depart
mcpt is to be found in ssHUMACHEk's fARthkh
F,RINoSE. TO the encrsAtvd 1t imparts strength
and comfort II Is cooked in two minutes and can
be hsd Of all groccrs. junesdeodom
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'Axlete" Beats the Worlds Record

MISNEAPoLIs, Aug. so.
c. w. Williams "Axlete" trotted against
Bell Boys record, at Minnehaha park to
day, and beat the worlds two-year-old
record, making 2.24.
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HUNTS REMEDY
RELIEVES the Kidneys,
REEVES the Liver,
RESTORES the Life.
SOLD UNINEIsSALI-
july2deodSwtf

The public have long since placed their seal OF sp
nrohntipn upou the use of SClIUMACHER' PARCHEp
fARiNosE. II supple. want most $" nslbiy req u!
those who are unable TO enjoy hearty me |. IN
word Il l. a nourishng and sustaining aliment. ut
Its digestibility there l. doubt Ii Il cooked III
two minutes Sold nv all vrnrrr.. mn"+dendN'n
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE
Weather Indications for the Next "a
Hours.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WAsHISGTos, August 81. A. NJ.
For Maine: Fair except in northern por-
tions; light local rains; slightly warmer,
followed Friday evening in northern portions
by cooler, southarly winds. becoming varia-
Bile.
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LEWISTON, Aug. 80.
The republicans of Lewiston nominated
tonight for representatives to the Legislature
j. c. Campbell, John Harper. A. b. Neatly
and Ivory w. Emerson.
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Mr.. Blaine Returns to Bangor.

Mr.. Blaine arrived at Bangor soon after
o'clock this evening and is being enter
tanned at the residence of Congressman
Boutele. He will leave for Dover to NOR
row morning by special train, and will
speak there in the afternoon.
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The apllowingi is the standing of the Ma
tional League clubs up to date:
New England League.

The following is the standing of the New
England League teams up to date:
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AT ST. ANDREWS.
The Hospitality Shown Mr.. Blaine by
the Citizens.

ST. ANDREWS, n. b., Aug. 30.
Mr.. Blaine and the gentlemen who visited
Calais with him, Wednesday, are spending
the early part of the day at st. Andrews,
driving from point to point of interest, and
paying various visits.
Flags are flying in his honor and the room
at the hotel in which he dined bad been
elaborately trimmed with flowers by lady
guests. Today kasson and Swift came by
special train by kindness Of General Man
ager Cram of the New Brunswick railroad,
and all were driven around the newly devel-
oping summer resort in which a party of
American gentlemen are actively interested
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ST MMAR Y.
THIRD RACE-RUNNING

THIRD RACE-RUN MINING.
Mile heats, best two in three, for a purse
of $3.50 The following horses entered;
Yorkton,
Mistetoe,
Dave,
Time-l.5O 3-4; Isl.
FOURTH RACE-PAcERs.
A free-for-all for PAGERS, for purse of
5000. The following horses entered in the
order named, No. having the pole
SANDY Maurice, ch m,
H. W. Mclean, Woodstock,
Dirgo Maid, bm.
F. II. Nye, Brewer, 3
Benz. F.. ch $,
h. +. Adams, Bangor, Or
Young Mede, sg,
Tune Ia III. l2 m. 3-4 m. mile.
First heat, 81 l-2 l.l6l-2 l.55 2.35 Ia
SOC. 3s l.I+l-2 l5l 23l IA
Third 36i-2 l.I3l-2 l.50 2.32
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

United States Land once, Los Angeles, Cal,
April 27, 1888 desert Land, Final ProofJ.-
Notice is hereby given that H. X. W. Bent, of
Pasadena, Cal, has filed notice OF intention TO
make proof on his desert land claim, No FOG,
for the whole of section IL, township 5 N, IL
w IS. B. NJ, before Register and Receiver at
Los Angeles, Cal, on Tuesday, the 29th day OF
May, 1883. He names the following witnesses
to prove the complete irrigation and recama-
tion OF said land: John A. Nickels. Peter A.
Nickels, George Gillis, Fritz Handle, OF Trego +.
o., Cal.
H. W. PATTON.
a29-30t Register.