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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-09-05
Excursions to Historic Battlefelds

A &c ries Of special tIcurpions 10 the Bat
tleeeids o Cedar Creek, (Aiddleloun,l WIn.
chester and HarPeF's Ferry, under the aus
piees OF the Grand Army OF TIE Republic are
announced Tor September 10 and October is,
$3.50. shordls 3 rare opportu Biiy to visis
the Historic Ground where the oontsndinz
hosts struggled for victory.
Tickets for these excursions will be sold
from ell ticket stations 90 the Baltimore and
Ohio z. r. east Of The Ohio River AZ one fare
ior The round tip on September rs ana ls. !,
and October 10 apd rs, 1890, valid FOR 70
turn journey ten days including day of sale
Fof the accommodation OF those desiring
70 visit the Battle6elds Of Antie,app and
9ettJsourg, the Baltimore snd Ohio r n
20 viii place on sale excursion lcket Il Al
one fare Tor the round trip 10 thess points AZ
haEPer's Ferry ard WeyettOn to be sold
Sept. l6 10 24 inclusive good 20 return until
sept. 70 inclusive. Oct l6 10 a. inclusive
good 70 return until Oct. 95tn inclusive
Tor rates and time OF trains call on or ad
dress Agents B 10. Rsilrosd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-09-05
RENR EMRER!

bCome up to omney the 10th of September
reasoned and opportunities fully explained aud you will find that we
only need TO go work TO make this enterprise grand success
Romuey, West Va. September 1890
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-09-05

The assessed valuation of all the
railroads in West virginia is:3l7,.
27S,766.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-09-05

Free Sample boz con,aipinp ten da,s
reA'ment sent to any address on recs,pty Q
postage.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-09-05

UEr VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT rules
w held In the Clerks Once Of the Circuit
Cour, Of Hampshire county, on the LIST hou.
day in July and .st Monday In August. 1890.
James T. Emuar;, Piaint6,
ga.
John 3. Fries aod Ssilie L Horu-r partners
doing business under the hIm name OF J
Fries b Co., Defendants,
In Chat CRY. with Attachment.
The object Of this suit is TO recover a debt
Of $40 81 and costs Of suit, and to attach
the DESCENDANTS property Or sufficient TO pay
said debt and cosu. and TO require the De
PENDANTS to answer the Piu's Bib and amens
ded Bin hed. and for such other relief gene.
raj and special which to toe Court may seem
right.
And IL appearing from 90 affidavit 6l,d In
ths cause that John K Fries ard SAllie l.
HorLer ae Doo-rtsidents or the Sa,e OF w .
Va, and the 6rm of Fr les Z Co. 10 non.
resi- dents OF said State, IL 10 ordered, that
said non.resident defendants do appear here
within one month alter the date o; tie 6rst
publication hereof and do what 10 pecessary
10 protect their iatsrests 10 this suit
Atteste. w POLLING, Clerk
Circuit Court Hampshire Co UNITY.
August -, 1885, times.
q b Gilksson. pq
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-09-05

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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-09-05

There arc 62,4O0 pos, masters in
this country. OF whom about one per
cent. die annually.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-09-05

Jake Kilraln says be is ready 10
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-09-05
Consumption sureIy Cured

consumption Surely Cured.
10 THE Eorroh:- Please inform yopr r,,6.r,
shat have positive remedy for the above.naned
1890. ~ hs timely use thousands Of hopeless
Gases have been permanently o.re.5 Tsb.t1 ~ -,
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youI readers who have consumption ~ tbev IN
send me their REpress aud p. o. Address. &c.,.
t9iy' I. A. sLOCUM, n. c., Isi Pearl 81. n. =.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26
Fsox FkDkY's DAILY.

David Lee, brother of J. A. Lee, e! Nths American ranch, was recently ap- pointed government store keeper st Trey, Ohio.
 Pssnix papers describe Attorney General Clark churchill's new residence ss being ;hs finest in the territory J.H. 4. Marsh, former Preseottite, was tho builder ei it.
 The Herald says that, for SSo0, Moses F. Clsnton conveyed ts wm 0. o'Neill lets 3, II and l3. block 3; and lots l sad 2, block 8; and lots 2, 1. ,, 12 and J {, block 36, town of Sidney.
 F.w. Blake aad e. ). Rockwell have entered into eopartnsrshis under the Dame of ths ArizeRs Asssying and aising sfice. Their sssaying esta5- ll.shuaent is in the rear CT Wells, Fargo [ Co.'s new office on the corner of Cor |sex aud gurley Streets.
 4 Chicago gambler has exploded the k psrstition that touching hunch- ssck brings luck. He touched thirteen ! If thera and net only lost his last dol ksr st faro but was arrested by one of se hunchba. ks for assault and bait " snd had te pay fine Of $50.
 If. Braiy, San Diego banker, wbs s negotiating for ihe purchase of the C P. Head estates interes, in the E iIliAmson valley stock ranch, IS ex-
 sctsd ia arrive tomorrow, to close up
 as business Nr. Brsly is making The Erchsse fer bis son. whe expects ;s
 reside in this county.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
District court meets next Monday

District court meets next Monday. Lieut.. Duncan has returned frsn his visit of inspection to the Supai country A snew storm set in on Sunday evening, and about four or five inches oi snsw fell during the night.
 Six inches of rain are reported ie have fsllsn within eight hours at Wal nu. Grove during the storm ca Friday.
 A stage coach containing mail and express was sent out 10 Willow Creek to-day at noon, to meet the train whioh left Prescott Junction st g o'clock this morning.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Pudley are stop ping at the Williams House for few days. Mr. Paaley is very pleasant young English gentleman, and has recently invested in some good mining properties in this section.
 Rsmers are very plentiful these days. They seem to have come with the storms. The very latest is that new postmaster has been appointed for Prescott, the name of tbe lucky man being withheld.
 l.. c. Adams Is still enjoying the ssiu- bricus climate of Prescott, cracking jokes with the boys. His detention is compulsory on account of railroad wash outs, but he accepts the situation gracefully.
 S. A Hawk, special agent oi the Iats- rior department, has obtained leave ef absence, and will leave next Sunday for Kansas City, to meet and return with his wife aud children, who arc coming te Prescott to reside.
 Our contemporary announces that 1t is in receipt of information that the editor of this paper has been appointed as register of the land office, ts succeed E. Burgess. IL also tenders ''one horse" congratulations on the event. sisntcherkaow.
 Among the uniertGnstes caught at Prescott Junction by the washouts were Henry Geldwater and c. U. Cla,k. Richard De Kuhn was held up eE the Atlantic & Pacific by the washing out of bridge over the Little Colorado river
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins returned yes-
 terdsy from his visit east. 1 h. \. Palmer is able to bs are,.a
 again, after having had quite & siege et
 mountain fever.
 Mr. Thornton, sen si Dr. Geo. F. and
 younger brother of Hon. G. F. Them.
 ten, was in tewn to-day. Choice French ginghaws. for girl,s
 snd Misses dresses, just received at
 bashiord < Burmistsr's. Hon. J. J. Fisher and wife returned 6 day or two since frem a protracted visit to the east, the latter having been absent owe, s year.
 Bashferd & Burmister have just re. oeived laage stock aad varied assort. ment si wall paper aud carpets, all of the latest designs.
 J. r. Cochran, representing the house of Livingston X O., hss esea visiting Prescott. Bsaz Pike, was formerly represented the frm in this territory. has seid oHt his interest in the insts- tuition.
 County Treasurer Naddel has rs- eeived s2.coo from Gils county, bsiNg the amount of the 6rst payment dse this county en the Tento basin war rant Lsstyear's interest on the $ll 900 has not get been paid, bat will be forth coming seoa.
 Gila county wants the tri6ing sum of SS,Ooo from this county, which it claims IS due the scheei districts recently de- tsehed from Yavapai and added te Gils. Judge French does net leek at the subject in the same ligh, as ths Gils county officials, hence refuses to apportien the money.
 ). ". Green has recently located a reservoir site on the lower Agua Fris, which he says can be made to hold all the water in the country. It is ia a 1 very narrow gorge where the creek runs between solid walls of reck, rising to height of several hundred feet, he says He estimates that dam can be built there which will back the water for distance of from ten to twenty miles up the stream.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26
fFrom rnssday,s DailxA

The failure of messenger te arrive yesterday with further particulars of the great dissster on the HassayAmpa had a tendency to engendsr feeling of kepo in the hearts of many that the naws were exaggerated and that the horrible catastrophe was net a bad ss st first briefly reported. Such hopes wore however dispsllsd last night about ' o'clock, whsn J. J. Williams, the well known mining superintendent. aocom- panied by his brother, Ben Williams. of Biskeo, aud Pref James Douglas, the we'll known mining export and capitalist, arrived from Copper basin, and related tks brief
 STORY TOLD THEM BY TWO PROTECTORS Direct from the walnut Grsve dan. Not only was all hope dispelled, but thoir stery went to show that the half had net beea told, and that the awful disaster WAS even ten field greater than had even been dreamed of.
 The two Prespecters were fouad shortly before midnight by she JOURNAL MINER, and their story in detail will be found bslsw.
 All during the afternoon aad even. iag the frst word of salutatisn a Sn acquaintance was mat was invariably i. ."Has anything more been heard from Walnut Greve." It was not until after the arrival of the above named gentle men, after dark, that any
 DEFINITE NEWS WAS LHARsEp or the fate of tho big storage dam, streas hspe still existing that it had not been washed sut, despite the rspsrt ei Asssrs MeDsnald and Alien.
 A shsrt tine after the arnval of Prof. Douglass and the Nessrs. Williams. E H Bekgs, the stage agent whs took Sheriff O'Nsill and Dr. Miller ts tho scens ef the disaster, returned and rs- ported that mssssnse ger, with fall par ticslsrs, sent sy Sheriff Q'Nsill, vas due. 1t rss quarter of twelve c'olsok st night, however. before this messen- ger arrived with special dispatches to the JoUsSAL-kNsn. giving list ci the lest, as lar ss kAewn, and PARTIAL LIST OF THE sURvI voAs. Sheriff o'Neill writes te the JouRSAL- MINER as fellows.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

A wagon lead of supplies left Basin ford & Burmister's today for Engineer Bnry's camp south of town.
 A little child of R. Mosher was in- jured while swinging at school today and had ,e be taken home in a wagon.
 Dr. B. B. Hslsey wss called out 10 Wal nut Creek today, to attend to Jetf Young. who is reported seriously i'll with pueu- monia.
 big strike of orc going from sl.ooo to a, ,oo0 per ton is reported to have been made in the Black Horse mine. The vein is said to be twenty inches wide.
 Superintendent Jones telegrsphed to- day that sll trains had been abandoned on the Atlantic and Pacific railroad, and traffic IS entirely suspended on account of wsshsuts.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26
A Requiem Mass.

The Rev. Father of the Catholic church wishes to announce that, on next Monday. March 3d, at 9 o'clock in the morning, there will be fnasr4i service ia the Catholic church, for tks Catholic victims of ,he Walnut Greye disaster. l. is hoped that relatives and friends will make it point oi manifest ing their sympathy for tho poor vic tisas, by attending the services.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26
Eupepsia.

This is what you enght tO have, Ia act, you must have it, to fully enjoy ife. Thousands are searching Tor if iSily, aad mourning because they find
 i not. Thousands upon thousands of dollars are speRt annually by our pee ple in the hope ts44t they may attain [a;e boon. And yet it. may be had by |G. We guarantee thst Electric Bit rs, II used according so directions and uss persisted in. will bring yeu good ! x esfion and ous& the daoon Dyspep- r.. add install instead Eupepsy. We |ocommend Electric. BlTters Ter Dys- .enssa ssd sH diseases ef Liver. Stom- (oh and Kidneys Sold at Soc. and ] ] t.0 per b9tiis st csyneT Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26
The Asua Fra ans Black Canyon
 Fioods.

No enc vhs has travelled through tho
 country south and eazs of Prescott since
 the stsrms can realize the amount q
 water that has passed over it and the ex-
 tent ot the damages dsne ts miners, ranchers and stockmen. As you pass
 down Lynx creek the marks of hixh
 water can be seen ia the main creek and side gulches and fumes have besn washed away
 Further down the creek where the name changes from Lynx te sARua Fra, where the valley widens, the ranches have caught it right and lefs. Gremingers. JefT-ey, Hildsrbsandt, l. ing, White. Olsen, the Merritt Brss. and many others on Upper Agua Fria have lost slmsst thsir entire wheat crep, leaving. perhaps Iso or goo acres of wheat in the entire valley. All the ranchers sn the creek have sufiered more or less. Quise number of small ranches arc entirely washed asay, leaving snly deep canyon where fine fields of wheat and barley were growing before ths food. All along the route between Lynx creek and Black canyon, hieb water marks are seen. At Black car yen the south bound stage, which left here Saturday. has come to halt. like wise number of ranchers and stock men en route to Phenix and Ion Black canyons stormy banks they stand and . cast wlshful eye. In sixteen hours time, from { P n. Sundayts s q. n. Msnday .he water fell two inches. and as the water a, the stage crossing IS about twenty feet deep. al the rate t is recsding the mali will probably will reach Phenix from Prescott on or about June 3d if it has good luck. But the high water ii not all taere IS ts impede travel. ter the washing out of the read has made them almost impassabls. Five hundred del- lars will not pay fer the amount of work required to put the reads between Prescott and Black canyon ir as geod as they were before the skerns The amount Of damage caused by tho heavy rain and high water ia the cfeeks in southeastern Yayapa; cannot af pres ent be learned.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26
LOCAL NOTES.
FRsN THURSDAYS DAILY.

kReN THURSDAY l'ALl.
 Sheriff o'Eeill retarnea from Phenix
 es last nights stage.
 E. M. Sanford has moved his law
 sfice iEts the Otis building
 The Peck miae has closed down. on scoeuat of toe much water.
 Prescott will have s fias new hotel before the sumner is ever.
 Jseeb wsbber will go to Williamson valley seen, ts ride tine range fer W. H. Smith
 Mary R. Richardson has ssld te ]. I. Gardner. let 4, bleck 9, Prescott. for $I,5oa.
 Jse An Jov, of the Csh Web restau- rant, is preparing to leave for the Floxery Kingdom, on . visit
 TAs motive power et ths Atlantic t Pacific railroad is taxed te its utmost capacity by the extensive freight busi- ness.
 N l.. Bell came in from Alexandra last night with his wife, the latter being sa rsute to San Francisco.
 Among ent of town visitors noticed ts-dsy were J. NJ. Myers. Walnut Grove; ]. Nj. More, Kirkland valley
 A fine thoroughbred psIled Angus k.n .. rr axAsAs,,>- .- sh. n K .~~ rai. He will rensia there for several months.
 s. 4. Dsyison seld his freighting outfit, consisting of eight mules and tive wagons. to-day, b Henry Hebbs, for sI, 500.
 The rain which commenced in Cali fornis last week, and which reached kers on Tuesday. has been quite gen. eral ts day.
 We are in receipt of copy ef the State Register, published at Portage, Wisconsin, announcing the marriage sf Anthony Jsnds, . type, formerly of Prescott
 Mai Is. commenced to arrive here for Charles N. Clark. and 1t is safe to sxy that gentleman will seon be along to clsiEa 1t.
 St. George Creaghe. sheriff of Apache county, came in o1 last nights stage fren the scuth, and left on this I sf.e-noon's train fer home.
 A deed srsza D. F. Mitchell ts the Prescott Land and Improvement COM pany, for Improvements on lot |, bleck I9, fer S200, has been Sled for record.
 A brick maker could dc well in Pres csst. An advertisement appears in this paper for proposals for 2o0.oOo. Other buildings centsm plated will re- ssire nere than double that amcuat.
 There is difference of ePiaien, amounting is just sl.O0o, between peo- pie oi Pheaix and Casa Grande, in re- gard ts ths comparative speed cf ,. L. Wards tretter, "smokey," and & Casa c rande hsrse. They propose to settle the question, ca the race track, March IIth.
 Among the real estate transfers In Asricepa esnnty. we notice the follow ing: James Reaiins. Phenix, ;o NJ. J. Hickey and H. D. Ross, Prescott, Eorth { Of southeast of section 2i, township |, north rsRgs 3 east, Gila and Salt River meridian; consideration, sl04o.
 Supervisors BeAan and Moore met e-Say and audited the bill of George 6chexrnan, for board cf prisoners, Tor SIPS, the remainder of the session being spent in discussing ToEto Basin sehes, ratten and examining the county map, with view ef determining dis tris. boundaries.
 The Herald says that the new road to Rradshaw mountains, via Castle creek. will be the shortest and best route to frsscstt, as the distance Is only about e5 miles, CT 90 snd % miles shorter re- spectivsiy than the Wiekeshurg and Black Csnyen roads The grade VIII be very much better.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26
A scrap of Paper sayes ner Llfe

~ SCfap " Fdfcf SosSS reS' ~S
 It was just an ordinary scrap of wrapping paper. but fl saved her lie She was in the last stages of consump- tion, told by physicians that she was incurable and could live only short time: she weighed less than seventy pounds On piece of wrapping paper she read of Dr. Kings New Discovery, and got sample bottle; 1t helped her, she bought large bottle, fl helped her more, bought another and grew better fast, continued its use and is new strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing 40 pounds. For fuller particulars send stamp ic W. II. Cole, Druggist, Fort smith. Trial Bottles ot this woD- derfui Discovery Free at the Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26

"Do yer ever receive contributions written on both aides oi the papere'' asked a gentleman entering newspa- per office. Nc, sir; never" em phsti- sslly replied the edissr. "An right; sas going ts endorse this check to ysur order, but I don't want yea to break your rules" Then he went cut, leaving the editor in a deep green study .--Ysnksrs Statesman.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26
Wednesdays Edition.
Echoes from the Flood.


 ]. c. Herndon writes to his partner, J. ] Hswkins, thas about % bodies have been recovered. J. E. wagouer, of Walnut Grove. =ams in last evening. and says the reported drowning Of Vim. Akard vas mistsks. He saya he saw and talked with him siacs the disaster. The name of the messenger sent q 3 o'clock from the upper dam. to wsrn pss- pie below of their dangsr. bat who w1s yor ported to have become intoxicated ed to have neglected to carry the mesaAgs. uoo Dan Burke.
 No news has been received yet of tAo. work of the food further down the stxam than at Wickenburg. and fesrs are sntsr. tained that settlements below xrs wssksd out.
 c A. Randall writes from tho CouRss. mine, to Superintendent Murphy. that man had arrived there frcza wicksnburv, who said the only things left as Hsuzy Wickenburgs ranch was one tree and his house.
 The Bacon family, living near the Hss- ssyampa, had very narrow escape. and lost everything they had
 Friends of Jamos Daiy have been un- easy on account of his name not appear isg among the survivors He was saved, and was at the Congrass mine for supplin on Saturday.
 Several teams, en route from Phenix. were reported esmped on the hanks of the river on the night of the Hood. and ars supposed to be lost.
 J. F. Bruco's teams left Phenix on tho 18th, and on the 25th had not been hsard from
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26
Advice to Mosnsrs.

Mrs. winsiow's Soothing Syrup should always be used for children teething. II soothes the child, sestens the gums, allsys all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy fer Di- srrh@a. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26

Col Eggers is weak, but out of daugsr.
 The net proceeds of the Militia bah viii be given to the Walnut Grove sufsrsrs
 It is reported that the Croxnsd King mining company lost sS0. 900 by the recent food
 Extra copies of the Mrxxn. containing the only complete repn< of tho great disaster, can be had at this office.
 Deputy Hickey brought 0. Ckambsrs, Hobo Jack in from Williams few days ago. He IS charged with agg,avsssd assault.
 Communication between the Pacific clope and the east is practically suspended. The Central Pacific route has been aban- doned, on account of the bieckadss, while a similar condition exists on ske Atlantic & Pacific, on account of washouts.
 There is more experience, time, and brain work represented in She prspAxa- ten of Hced's Ssrsaparilla than in any ether medicine. It is this which mskss Hsed's sarsaparilla peculiar in iis e'--ss tive power, snd in the remarkable cures it effects. Give it trial.
 Mir and Mrs. J. ". McGowan, of ths Williams House, have very eeneroasly do- mated the supper for the Militia ball. The receipts of the ball, whish are to bs de- voted to the relief of the Walnut Grovs sufferers. will be largely increased by this kindly act.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26
i, Good au.,nsa. o,per,unlsr.

< New York Accident Insurance Company, accepting "areferred" risks only, desires as X l man te represent them in this territory. Address,
 MosKewIrz & cHuDs, Genl Ag'ts.
 5o aud 5l Jacobson Building. flaw3i Denver, Colorado.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26

rG ossood. of oxsood Bros., tAs prouais seut cfaEgssts ot Seventh and eraadwav, Oakland. in . letter to the Edwin W. Joy Ca, July 18th. thai shows such results as J0y's Vegetable Sas- sRparilss- A eus.cnaer of cars hYinG on Niuth sS, tells vs fhatit relieved her aiSeest immedi- ~ay reports, that three bottles outIreiy eureS him cf hls constipation. A year ago we criy bought sixth of doxsn ec.tles af time. New Se buy it eS the Gress II recon sssndS itseis~
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26

Pocxet Match Safe Free 10 Smokers of
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-26
"Rcuaxs's RANCH. Monday. rsh. Il.

"kouHKss RANCH. Monday. Feb. 2l.
 TAs scene si desslAtisn along the Hassaynmpa helew the sitss of the dAns beggars description. 4 tornado could aot have nads sach complete wreck. For miles the waters. turasd free sy tho breaking sf the dams, have hllsd the bed si the creek with dead bsties, enormous besiders, trees, oacsi. and every other tind oi debris The following names are
 PARTIAL LIST oF TEE DROWNED:
 Hasash McCarty. maid to Mis- nsa- lon and Miss Van Beuran
 Jse Reyselds. miner.
 George Ebhetts. laAosar.
 N. E. Nicksgl, iabsrer.
 Alexander hoMiiian. coaohmsn Tor Nr Van Bsuren.
 E c. Whselsf, iaborer.
 oae Mexican. nsms nnknswn. e. l.. Cock, laborer.
 N. L. White, lshorer. TJsaa Silshee. visitor.
 Charles King, blacksmith.
 Patrick Shay, iaberer.
 Patrick Barry, laborer.
 Charles Rraeken, laborer.
 William Flanagan. iabarer.
 Fredrick Palmer. Iabsrer
 Casper Freuler. lsbsrer.
 John Brown, engineer.
 Alexander Brown eagineer.
 s. Burlogie. lsborer. L. D. Haynes 0aborer) and four skiidsen. Mir. Boone and daaghtor. K. c. Wheeler, lAsoser. Ar. Casner. laborer.