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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-10-23

IlursIAv, OCT ~.
H.F Emery in Eq. vs. H. b. Phillips.
This action WAS referred to Master in Chan
cery al April term. At this term report
OF Master offered and accepted.
Decree for redemption and discharge of
mortgage accordingly. Costs for plaintiff
to be deducted from amount to be paid
defendant.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-10-23
What Is CastOria I,
GRANDMOTHER SAYS.

When she was a girl that her mother always
gave her sulphur and molasses to purify her
blood but she now gives sulphur Bitters tc
her grandchildren. a il is the best medicine
she ever saw The Fdther. 2w42
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-10-23

Oct.20.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-10-23

Application Of John J. NJ, Donald for
admission to citizenship was fled to-day;
hit his declaration Of intention having
been flied less than two wears. backing
but days however admission denied
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-10-23

e.
On this 18th of May, 1903. the church was re-
cogniZed as Il Baptist church BY council, and
Rev. Daniel Merrill was set apart as its pastor.
Here now is strong church. with Rev. +. A.
Davis, an able and energetic young pastor.
whose gifts of commanding influence
throughout the whole region"
THE FIsHEkMEN.-The three-masted schoon-
er n. S. SymOnds, Capt. Snowman, has arriv-
ed at Bucksport from the Grand Banks with a
cargo Of 2,4OO quintas Of cod fish, after an
absence of four months and twenty days. The
fishing was quite good the further part OF the
time. but the catch was delayed in the last few
weeks by storms which prevaied.--Thc
schooner Louise j. kenney, from the Grand
Banks. reports that during q hurricane from
the southeast, which swept over the Banks on
September LIST, the Kenny had her decks swept,
losing five dories. all her fishing gear, two
anchors and part OF her cable, and $50 worth
Of oil, besides receiving other damage. She
brings 10000 pounds, the Maybower 100000
pounds, the David A. Story 10000 pounds,
the Charles II. Boynton 10000 pounds, all
Goldfish. and the Charles s. Tappan, from
the North Shore, brought in 80 barrels
Of mackerel. The fishermen have had
a reasonable profit il the fish sell well. Last
year was not n particularly good one for them,
and 1t would be only right that they should
receive just compensation for their labors.
A short time ago an Ellsworth man was
In the city on q visit. and during his stay here
passed one very pleasant day with Bangorian
who is famous for the rum punches which be
serves to his guests. The visitor got to feel
Ing exceedingly well during the evening In
question and his head WAS not very clear when
he started out for walk the next morning.
As he was passing along the street he met
lady whom he took for the wife Of the man
who had entertained him so well the evening
before. He exchanged greetings with the
lady and went on to tell her what good time
he had enjoyed. "And," said 1.-THE next time
come to Bangor shall come up to your house
and drink some Of your nice rum punch"
"You won't drink any rum punch at my
house," said the lady tartly as she left the sur
prised man from Ellsworth and started briskly
down the street. The man from out Of tow
was puzzled at the time but he afterwards
learned the party he had been talking to was
not the wife of his friend but the wife of one
of the leading temperance workers Of the city.
Bangor Daily Nens.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-10-23

ARTEMAs LIBBEY, Justice Presiding.
OFFICERS OF TIE COURT.
JOHN F. kNOwLToN, Clerk.
ELMER P. SPoFFoRD, County Attorney
Miss ABBY PULsIFER, Stenographer.
ID. l.. FIELDS, Sheriff
JoHN A. STUART, Messenger.
Two hundred new entries were made up
on the docket on return day, amorg them
being TWENTY-FIVE libels for divorce
Thrty-tive actions were disposed of on
calling of the docket by the entry Of neith-
er party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
CHINA-SILNER-
AR r BRIC-A- b RIA C..

A few items will be taken from each Of the above
departments and marked as a powerful leader.
90 pair of Bisque Figures beautifully decorated
with flowers and gold, standing Is inches hlgh.
worth 50 80 a pair. az So -
800 Fancy Vases, for cabinet OF mantei, decorated
in many beautiful designs. in variety Of sizes
and shapes. cut down from 81 - 10 ," -. cuS
down to ........ 81 ~ each
IL 900 Transparent China Sets, beautifully deco
rated in flower and gold edge, Cannelle shapes
10 plates and large platter. positively worm
- 90 marked .............. - AZ s't
new designs worth $l2, marked al tool. 8 ~ eac1
5000 Smokers Tables in all shapes designs, ana
sizes. have Just been received and will he marked
IS per cent less than regular price.
900 Table Lamps, solid brass mounting. duplex
burner. pink, blue and orange tnts. DECORATED 1
shade and bowl 10 match. worm - Wv,
900 pieces of Art Rose Bric-a-Brac will he put
on Special Art Bargain Table Monday. and sold
at % To 80 per cent less than regular price
1900 of heavy white metal Teapots. Coree;pon'
Sugar Bowls, Cream Pitchers, or Spoon liolceis;
worth $500, marked az - each
LOCO Cake Baskets. triple plate, on hard WINE
metal. beautifully engraved; worth $500, marked
Sl.9s
5000 Childs Sets. knife, fork and spoon in s'tin-
lined boxes. extra plate. two designs, 5?c. SET
1000 trplepatef Pepper and Salts IN Sam
lined boxes. will be mark ed at...-.... DOC. pair.
900 Tea Sets. triple plate, engraved, pieces,
spoon holder and cream pitcher gold lined worm
Slo al ..... 3. set
lake lock AT our arr table when you call and
see our line Of Bisque ROYAL Sevres. DIE den,
Pottery" Royal hungarian" crown Derby;
Ro,al Neissner,' ard all other famous old
WYNN Art. China and silver-M'in door
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
FOR 4 REVIEW or SIZE Of PROPERTY

Motion va, mad" iu the supreme 'our vest 'rday Ia
he sale Of The property ol Mrs Barbara Houty
at Eestche,i"r. y. y. which sold hy Francis
Larhin Of ing sag. under foreclosure of cage
for $1,000. Mr.. BrOuN's son, frank Hont1. was
tired for IN" murder Of rhOma, Wood. a constable ~
Mount Vernon. Who ought aIrot him In ih-1.
lie convicted Of murder IN the second degree ard
Is serving lfc ,caencc IN sing sing SLATE Prison.
Mr.. Erorty accused .; melting the murder bu
the complaint dismissed Mr.. Wool how.
ever sued her for $1,000 G1nagcs for her husband /,
death and obtained judgment against her. She could
get noll!rg. however Tor al ~ iir,. i:rouy', prom
criy had been sold under tn mori cage ana bought IN
by Mr. Lariln ior $1,000. Nr. iAthin defended the
Ercuty- ana the mortgage Va given pay him.
Mr. Wood hal Mr- brDuN pui IN Ludlow street .fuu
the charet uf completely m thr sale" aud D., nov.
trying Ia gc hcg money ~ citing aside the .nlc II
VA, ~ad that $4,000 was an excessive fee. that the
p'oHeity was worth from fl@ooO Ia t.,pOpO and
That MT, hIoutS aid no Know 81 the fbr-rlo.Ir. NM
after the SAL, moro would have been bid for IN,
properly VI. Larlln say-. The sale va, p.rfctlg
regular end that III, compensation was not Nce,.iyc
Decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
LACE
HANDK ERCHIEFS.

About 5000 Lace lIandkerchiets, in
every imaginable style of lace, reduced
33 1-3 per cent. for Monday. No other
house can afford to offer any such re-
duction for this class of goods.
Normandie Nalcnccnnes Lace Hand
ker chiefs. Sc. each.
NOrmandie Nalenciennes Lace Hand
kerchiefs, with pearled edges, l5c.
each.
Point Gaze Lace Handkerchiefs, SOC
and zoe. each.
Point de Venice Lace HandkerchefS,
zoe. and S5c. each.
Point de Gene Lace Handkerchief,
soc. and Csc. each.
Oriental Lace Handkerchiefs, 43c., Goo
and soc. each.
Bruxellcs Lace HandkerchiefS, 43c.,
65c. and 93c. each.
Brabant Lace Handkerchiets, 9Oc.
each.
Real Duchesse Lace Handkerchiefs,
Csc. e1.35 and $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
WEg ${YE7zi "a;
BROOKLYN, NY. BROOKLYN, n. 7.
FATHER u0RAy'S SILVER JUBILEE.

The twenty fifth anniversary Of the prieNty ouiha-
ton Of the Rev NJ j. Moran. Of the Roman Cathoho
Church OF the Nativity. at Clssson ave ana M'Hsoh-
ST. Will be celebrated 10 morrow by "A silver jubilee
mass This evening there Will be presentation ~
"A purse containing $4,000 to Father Moran. At tho
Criterion Theatre, where appropriate addresses VIII
be made. Al the jubilee mass Bishop Lough'ln ana
others will be present and Father Moan viii be tho
oelebInnt.
lie was born in Ireland IN 1872, and when eight
wear, old came This country. After PUBIC
school education and wording I'm his IA hers stone
ward for a few years. 1857 lie went q the seminary
AZ Niagara Falls and made his studies for tue priest
hood ON December :, 49,. lie was orlaincu oI
bishop Loughnn in the Cathedral of ~. James, III
Jay>t., and he began his lahoIs assistant IN n.
Patricks Church where he remained for three esars
and half lie then Went TO the thnIch ol 1e
Holy Cross. Flatbush for year. but lllheaith ieu
To his retirement from active work for year ~
1877 he appointed organize tie parish OF ING
Nativity Of Ecsscd Lord and has since remaileu
with il. \ church was erected In ir's, ana ths
arish contains about 35tD Roman t"thointnvn,
Father Moran has built schools which have oov
pupils and he has a SUNDAY hoo ~ 1000 conne.tc1
with his church. Every wear he gives The ,hiid!eu
ali outing in Prospect tarh lie IS one OF uo
irreiuovable rectors OF the diocese under the iec
,of the Third Plenary Council at Batimorc %e 1ne
Of the consutors II the diocese: lie Is mSnU ~
gsrded BY the piShop as well as BY his peoQN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
TRIM VI ED
CT I
IN TWO.
FUR CAPES.

Astrachan and Plush Combination
Canes. were 5000; Monday, $500.
Genuine Fur Astrachan CapcS, were
$500; Monday, 5000.
Genuine Persian Lamb CapeS, were
$500; Monday. $3.50.
Genuine Alaska Sable CapeS, were
5000; Monday, $l1.5O.
Genuine Alaska Seal Capcs, were
$1,000; Monday. $500.
Genuine Hudson Bay Sable CapeS,
were SljO.OO; Monday, $1,000.
The assortment of Childrcn'S Furs,
NIuns. Boas, Caps, Gloves, Coachmen $
Fur>. and Carriage Robes Is very eX-
trnsivr prices guaranteed lowcrmo,t
for similar grade of turS.
Have Just opened another case OF very
choice Alaska small pup skins, Just
the kind for ladies' "RccterS' and
".JackctS." These skins were bought
before the big advance. Immediate
orncrs. therefore, will receive the ben
eff of tho difference in old and new
prices.
fur worarvoms- 9TH noor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
STORY BOOKS
FOR LITTLE FOLK.

Five Thousand board-covered Books
for Little Folk. 10 cents to : 20.
Story Handsome Autographed
cover, pa pages, fully illustrated with
stories by best. American Authors :;
pub. at $l.2j: store price lNc
our Boys and Girls, a companion to
story Tmc-pub. at Sl.25-store, 4Sc.
Good Cheer for 1891. POO pages OF
GOOD stories for the Youngsters; pub.
~ Il 90: store .lOc.
For Grown Pcoplc-lOO,OOO volumes
of Standard Works, in sets or single
books to choose from for gift purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
FRESH
HOME SATINES.

Opened five cases superior domestic Satines, choice
patterns. confined styles. We sold this same
Grade of Satnes last season for 81 cents-this lot
viii he marked as leader for the holiday trade s
cents.
80 pcs 81 and 36 Dress Serges in stripes. bias
Maids checks etc Is aud lS cents was the
price Our holiday price to close out this lot will be
IL 10 cents.
Hundreds upon hundreds OF dress patterns o IN IN
lengths Of to Is yds. Many of these lengths
nrc marked less than cost ........ soc. 70 S2:3o.
II cases OF Scilian Serges have been cut up into
dress lengths of 9 10 . yds. These Slclllans are
among the choice cotton goods that are being worn
for house dresses and wrappers. We have soid
these goods at 9 IL cents this lot Will ne IL
cents a ward or 80 to 90 cents for the pattern.
so pcs lsc Tycoon Reps, 10 be closed out at ~
cents. ,, .oL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
WRAPPERS
AND JERSEY W lists.

200 Ladies' Striped Jersey Flannel and
plain color Eidcrdown Wrappers in
pink. blue and cardinal, $3.49. They're
a S. garmcnt) 200 Ladies' Sicilienne
Cloth Wrappers, tea gown effect, yoke
front and back, with silk or cashmere
front. %2.2j-bcen $3.50.
80 Ladies' Fine Black Jersey Waists,
all wool, French finish, assorted styles,
S2.9S-all stand for $j.15.
Cloak Dcpt-cd noor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
SALE
OF FANS.

100 doz black or gray Genuine Ostrich Feather
Fans-Ebonized sticks with ribbon bow a5c.
Also "A full line of black. gray, white or cGeau
Ostrich Feather Fans. mp 10 .. ... $3.50
30 do7. choice and-painted, full-slze. Coque
Feather Fans - Substitution bow ACC
20 do1 very line hand painted Coque Feather
-Marabout feather front-gllt or silver srfcks
ribhon b,N Csc
10 doz fine double texture Gauze Fans. hand
painted, decorated sticks colors pink. blue. carii.
nal cream black $50.
IL Ligne. Elegant White, OF Oriental Pearl Opera
t;as,S gilt tubes fine lenses - - - 81 IS.
FIJI line elegantly cnssIav ed = AIuminum Opera
Aluminium Glasses with tortoise shell top ST. So
20 doz extra choice White Satin Fans. plain or
painted ivory sticks, deep marabout feather tops.
this sale . Sl15.
FAns-tront. left
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
COLORED
WOOLLEN STUFFS
IN PATTERN LENGTHS.

1900 Dress Patterns in cotton and
wool, and all wool, from sl.25 to $50
pattern.
1000 Combination Dresses in silk and
wool from $3.50 to $1,000.
200 pes. Cashmere Hindoo, pure wool,
in a full line of colOrs, 43c.
800 pes. Australian Cashmere, all COL
ors. including evening shades, 39c.
POO pieces zoe. Plaid IIomesplns, all
wool, SOC.
80 pes, Zoe. French Serges, 40 inches
wide, including the latest tints, 5Oc.
100 pes. Cashmere Henrietta, As inches
wide. in 6j different shades, 79c., in
Dress Goods-Lett centre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
SALE OF
OPERA GLASSES.

We shall open in the morning our an
nual underprice sale of Opera Glasses
at lower prices than you'll see again for
some time To come.
Is Licne French morocco leatherOpera
Glasses. Gilt tubes, at Sl.5O
Il LiQne. same As above 500
Is Ligne ChevalierS and Mignon cele-
brated Opera Glasses, morocco leather,
black tubes, at $!.9O
Is Ligne. same as above. at s3.25
II Ligne (Chevalier maker) Opera
Glasses. gilt tubes-gilt filagree
Is Ligne. same As above $50
II Licnc Genuine Lemaire" Opera
Glasses finest grade impOrted. black
morocco, black tubes, best lenses, at
$3.50.
Is Ligne, same as above s4oO
Is 40
II 800
Opera Glasses-Front, 1T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

DRESS PATTERNS.

Givers of the makings of silk dress
are invited to attend special sale of
4 sorts of silk Monday-new every
yard, going to be very closely priced
some will he deliberately reduced.
40 pieces 81 colored satin BrOcadcs,
3 toned effects, for evening use SOC.
50 pieces colored Fables, 80 distinct
evening and street shades; priced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
VI EMS
ON ERCO.ATS
AND DRESSY SUITS.

800 Mems all-wool fine: Overcoat>, all
this seasons goods, including all
the very latest imported English
Kcrscys, Motions and fine Chlnchllla
Beavers, satin lined and equal to Gus
tom made, at Sl2.7j 10 SIS; cannot he
duplicated, we firmly believe, under
$500.
% Mems finest imported Cheviot and
dark mixed Cashmere Suits, have de-
cided to mark them $l3.25, for Mon
day only. The workmanship and lin
ings of these suits are excellent, quite
equal TO cu>tom-madc suits, sizes So Ia
to 40 none are worth less than $3.50.
Mems Cothng-cd door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
NECkWEAR
CUEAPENED TO II ALE.

For Ladies and Chidrcn-Sil1 and Crepe Chiffon
Collnrettrs reduced 10 3sc. and Isc. each.
Lace Fedoras. rcpriced 10 go, 33c. and SOC each
BLACK Lace FichuS reduced Ia 43c. each.
Black and Cream all-sllk Moteasse and spanish
ISuipure Lace Scarfs and Fichus reduced 10 93c
each. - -
Childrens Lace Colsm III Point de Gene. Real
Torchon, and hand Crochet. reduced 10 200. ana
Csc each
Embroidered Mul Scarfs reduced to isc.. 22c.
and re each
Real Duchcsse Lace Colarctt"S reprlced to 81 -
cum NccAvcar-Rish, centre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

4 lo' of Muslin and Cambria Gowns. trimmed
Nith Embroidery, have been sold for = 'o ana
II u.s. 10 he BE A. long they last ,
$50. were ~ 30.
10 dol Lawn Aprons, tuchs or deep hon, l3c
sold regularly TO- 23c.
q" dnz Figured Lawn Aprons. SOC. were SOC
"a do1 Unmarried Aprons trimmed with handsome
FmlIoi lcrv sc. H1c.. SD.
l}lnck Lawn Aprons, with orange and pink stitch
'"0 " Underwear I'd floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
CUT GLASS
TNDERGOES A CUTTING.
Blsck,-Lett aisle, rear.

Every piece of Cut Glass in the place
will undergo a cutting down in price
Monday, say something like 5000
pieces. Would tell you right here
HOW MUCH of a reduction, but for
reasons of our own we prefer to make
it known only to. those who come TO
the store Monday.
Special tickets that you'll find on the
different pieces and sets will tell the
story
Cut Gass-Nsn door, back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
BLACK
DRESS GOODS.

Imported Molair Brlllantinc. 90 inches vide
high mstrc. the regular 6jc quality asc
Atwood fabi, Cloth, - inches wide, commonly
ca cd Ladies' Cloth. &c for -......... .-3 sc.
silk Warp Henrietta Cloth, 80 inches wide. very
fine and full weight, $l.15: for ......... ~ %;
\ generous assortment OF Dress Patterns marked
down. suitable for holiday presents. $3.50 Ia sic
" P Bsck,-Lett aisle rear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

squarely at cost in the wholesale
market to-day VI
20 pieces S1.25 black satin Regence,
soft, heavy, lustrOus 81
And 81 pieces $1.25 black Faille.
Franchise, medium and large cord !;
these :. 81
Silks-Lett Centre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
3 Al 'l'
EMBROIDERY EXTRAS.

A fine oak or cherry Screen, trimmed with silk
aine been SA25 Mondey $3.50
Scrim Toilet Sets. complete. with scarf and bottles
been all along Sl2 Monday S9.O5
Kensington Art SquGrcs stamped In oil the latest
designs, for cmbToidering with rope linen berr
zoo 49,. Monday 33c
WV - Art Fmbrolderes-od door
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
TOY CHINA
TEA, DINNER AND

TOILET SET $50 p. c. SAVING
Prices on these goods have gone up.
They're all made abroad; duty has in
creased 30 per cent during the past 45
days-all the same, We are selling ours
at the old PROFESSIONALLY 80 per cent
less than the wholesale prices now
being asked outside the store.
Toys-Fourth FloeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
CIIILDRENS
SHORT COATS.

About 40 pieces Of short, coats. sizes 70
Years assorted cloths and coors. originally priced
~ 81 %. s. -. and $50, TO I've reicSctcd S4.07
S3I0, and $l.3'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
5000 PAIRS
MEMS DRESS SLIPPERS.

900 pairs Of Mems finest 1915 quality Ali
getor Slippers in tan black. red. brown, coffee.
and mouse, will 20 sale Monday at $3.50
'"' Shocs-2d floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
DRESS AND
WRAP TRIMMINGS.

Several small lots in this line have been reduced
in order 10 close them out They COST thrcefold
what we marked them down to. Cut steel sets.
81 8S a set.
inches deem 49,. M ... 75c. per yard.
Jet Ornaments. II to IL inches wide, SOC each.
Feather Collars and Collarettes in black. gray
Black silk Passementeric Medici Collars and Col
lare,tes wired ... go. go. 81 40 each.
'' ' " Trlmnln gs-Front left
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

Real Duchesse and Point Lace COM
bined Handkerchief, $3.50 each.
Real Valenciennes Lace Handkerchief,
$3.50.
Real Point Lace Handkerchiefs, $3.50
each.
n. Beach Handkerchief from 43c.
and upward is put up in a handsome
fancy box.
Laces-Rght, Centre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
WE{E${9EEREzt A;
CHRISTMAS
STORE NEWS.

The store in these times is practically
Gigantic fair-a place of plenty in
holiday things.
Christmas crowds are beglnnlng-lf
those coming in keep to the right NOV
ING along aislcs and those going ont TO
tbe left, considerable easement 10 shop-
prrs will be experienced.
The exquisite tableau of Lily and the
Doves" i'm the central light shaft is
irving pleasure to all who see 1t.
The scene of the Moor before BESIDE
mona and her father from the play OF
"Othello," in wax tablcau effect, is
liked and praiscd-3d flool, back.
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-08-23

SAN JOSE, August 22-Following are
the members of the Democratic state
central committee: A. B. Gillis, Daniel
Murphy, Yreka; J. P. Cunningham,
Ferndale John M. Murray, Watsonville -;
J. M. Forest, Alturas; M. H. Mead,
Downeyville; w. Stanley, RedBluff Park
Henshaw, Chico; A. p. Jones, Oroville !;
w. H. Kelly, Colusa; l.. L. Day, Ukiah !;
G. E. Phelan. Lakeport; d. p. Donahue,
Marysville; G. d. McLane, J. H. Carr,
Nevada City; j. A. Filcher, Auburn; D..
B. Mason, Placerville; Robert Barnett,
Edwin T. Smith, Sacramento J. M.
Stevenson, Franklyn; Charles Nelson,
Woodland; Thomas Armstrong, st.
Helena; J. N. Me.l.eley. Sonoma
A. D. Laughlin, Santa Rosa; j. p. Rod
gers, Petaluma; j. j. Driscoll, G. w.
Andrews, Samuel Rainey, r. J. Watson,
w. ]. Bryan, Walter Turnbull, J. M.
Eaton, M. A. Mason, James O'Connor,
F. F. Fitzpatrick, E. P. Enright, ]. III.
O'Bren, G. f. Hanlon, j. W. McDon-
aid. Charles Welch, Martin Bulger, j.
p. O'Sullivan, M. Mcdonald, James
Gateley, John Collins, all of San
Francisco; J. Mccormick. Pescadero !;
M. K. Gaffey, Santa Cruz; w. J. Ker-
win, Haywards; j. A. Gallet, Frank
Mcclure, Charles McLeverty, J. c..
Smith, Frank j. Mofett, Oakland; e..
James M 'sl'''' A. Woods, "'fE Z. A. "'G cole-
man, Stockton; n. S. Gregory,
Amador; P. Hawes, San Andreas John
Walker. Sonora; F. E. Farmey, S. n.
Rucker, San Jose; O. M. Wilburn, Gil
roy; NJ. B. Kittrell, Modesto; VIM.
Palmtag, San Benito; E. S. O'Brien,
Merced R. l.. Porter, Monterey; M. o.
Bradley, Visalia; w. d. Galley, Fresno
A Lozzard, Bodie; A. McAllister, San
Luis Obispo; A. WE'LL, Santa Barbara
N. r. Packard, Bakersfield; Martin G.
Marsh, Los Angeles; John G.. Morgan,
Santa Monica; H. B. Barton, San Ber.
nardino; Richard Eagan, Orange; w.
j. Hunsaker, San Diego