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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
Reception to co,onet Bartlett

The officers and ladies of Whipple rendered reception last evening to their new post commander, and com msncer of the Ninth Infantry. Colonel c. c. Bartlett, which proved ;c be very pleasant affair socially. The building formerly used as the depart ment commanders residence when de- partment headquarters were located at whipple was very beautifully dec orated for the occasion, while the grounds surrounding 1t were brilliantly illuminated.
 The orchestra of the Ninth Infantry band was in a.tendsnceand furnished music to those in attendance who de- sired to indulge in the giddy mszes of the waltz, CT the more subdued figure of the cotillion. Refreshments of most tempting viands were furnished, to- gether with exhilsrating and most pal stable punch. Owing to the inclem- ency of the weather, storm setting Tn between seven and eight o'clock, a number of ladies and gentlemen frUm Prescott. who had accepted an invita- ton to join with the good people oi Whipple in extending 6 cordial we come to Colonel Bartlett, were prevent ed from being present in person, but their good feeling and hearty good wishes were there. Notwithstanding the thunder, lightning and rain the following were present from Prescott, and state that they never spent 8 more enjoyable evening:
 Judge H. c. Gocding, Mir. and Mrs. H. D. Ross, Mesdsmes s. A. Hawk F. W. Blake, T. W. Johnston, Misses Laura Gould, Helen Wells and Emily Horne, Messrs A. c. Oliver, C. B. Eos ter, ". ". Ross, Ed. J. F. Horne. Ed Nj. Blake and W. c. Foster,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
No 2Gt APPLICATION FOR \ PATEI

$ LIND OPTICS. Pssseszr. Axrr ,'|
 .. =: icse a. i5s1. Nro rtcE Is hs-eby xises, tnas cd N Goia Mt.k Company anu ". Q. \ and fiareice Csstner. by P l.. Gas Bs| attorney, ts fact, wae@s poet ots1oe ads I Prescott EAT scna. has shtx day nisd I p.lcs;sen for s patent for i.5op linear :ihe Exceleior. su ne ar vcla. bearing <cI silvef *wst su-sace ground soo fcss Ia sftu ated in Mariner Stninx bist rsct ty: apat. aud Ter itory of kr. xoaI das lss, sfefh hy the q ie nofes sad oires1 orrs tfls tn thl- once ss Lot mum her sf exienaioe, l.. sundarss- S said Lo- No II As foli6ws | ..Rexsr-.fns. at isitiai mon al E eno| of aLaim where t- set s granite stone rzl N; E lNal u Mn Mon No 6esrs N s n.in.w y-St feet; tha e S "a ID % W E 10 where l. mare>i t No oa sw fss,s ~ ite boulder (same Do fiaer ts marked N| for e cor to Nsarars a c l. No co A, -E deg 49 ma w 4Soo feSt tO where Ia granlts stone msrset E No ] tsame rI s srk eti- V. No f5s sw cor so Niagara n No.s0 A. thence S i3 deg 1a mfn VI spej where is set . grasite sso1e mnrksc (sape coursel 500 feet to where is m asI No 5 on se cor of granite boulder tAsnl deg. !. F I5oo feet tc granite rock ul E. Nos. thence lS aeg so min E Soc feet sial mon ana stone mAfhed N K No of begtuntrg -outa:ntuS :o.Ss acres 'NaSnstre y<rta.ion is deg iS mia E.
 Tue location of this nsiue is rcco rie<s R scnr,ler,s ofss se of Ysvapsi County ;cI of rnlness . ne adj j.anlos claimsuts AT \ gress Gold Mining Company ca The
 Ary ana all per ovs claining sosl any portion of sad Excescsor mine or q ground are rsQusr-si ts Ifetr s<
 ciat ms VI .th tha R sxist of the United Land O nee st presc ,tt. in the Fer toI Arizona. during the sixty days psr'os o7 iicattou sreol. or tnev wtii oc o<rfs3 oj toe of ths provisions of the Stef.ete
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
SHERlff's SALE.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF
 \ Third Judicial Dis rts.t of the Tsrritl
 Arixons. In aud for County of Yavs}
 Mare R. Burton, plalatif. vs- Charles n. r. Mitchell and lfwan B.er, desensl Exeeu ion Nc. Iesi.
 By vi-ine of au execution ksued d ths District Court Of the Third Judicial trict of the Territory of AT xons, sa \ the County oi Yavapsi. dated the sssI of June, tsy0. in ihe above entitled al wherein the above named riAintlr, Aj Burton, r. covered a sdgmens sgsins
 above natiied -defends fe haries fxtesl M,le6el4 sniA Irwin Bser. on the let6 November, 1sSs, tnr she principal um te-n -t 5.00}S dolisrs aud for the su| lriy-sS.-Js sS5 Col dosleFs dsmsg z. srl th tnrth~r1 1aSnn ..f two hundred Hne and $ lo0@ sa0S Ssl dolisfs C. sfs. mxE)
 total i.f iisss.snm ef twa hundred q al
 ihree and Sa. % tS B. sl dol srs with
 tss thereon al ihs rate of sev t7l pei
 ter anrufn amounting ta he sun of tH| seven, and .5i 100 t<e7, ,5ll oollass; sne \
 further sum oi twelve s<t3vuD dollars | la he Supreme Court together with \ cru ny costs sud Sxpehsrs ot sale, N levied upon ths [, ll,.w.ng described ord to " 1: All the right. itie and interest within d. ieadanf, ChsT!es Yates. of. in \ one huudred (lts0 feet h th- Bower and location. cn the iyer l. ds, ia Tiger Il dis riet. and ei. htv- i've ts5) feet ln th \ ton mining claim. in Tiger mining dl Snd one hundred iiool feet in tha \ nossh extension ot ths War Eagle q Bradshaw mining district, sna afty sol in the third north extension of th-I Eagle mine m Bgas shaw min az distrj 1 of said prop 'rsy bring situate in the CI of lsyspai, snd Territory of Anxon3 1 for A ssore particular description of 1 sad mining claims sni the interest | detendast ID and to the witain des| ! properly, referenc' Is he-eAy had \ l records of the said YavApsi county. l office of the County ke order of fl
 county
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
S U M NG e " s {.

IN THIS DISTRICT COURT OF THE II Thifd Judicial District. Territory of Ari zOis, County of YsyapRL Helen Scopel plaintiff vs. Charlie Scopel, defendant. sum . mons No. 1915.
 Action brought in the D s.ri :, Court of the Third Judicial District, in and for thI County of Yavs al, Territory of Arizona.
 Inc Territory Of Arizona sends greeting 10 Chsrl scopel
 You are hereb summoned and required To appear in sn sction or ugnt against you oy the above named plaintiff, In the District Court Of the Third Judicial District, in and for the County of Yavspai. in tse Territory of Arizona, and answer the com plsint fied with the Clerk of this Court, at Prescott, in said County. Ga copy o' which complaint accom- panies this summons) within ten days (exclu- slye of the day Of servicel after the service upon you of this summons, II rerved ir this county; but if served out Of the county and within th,s district then twept, days; in All other cases, ,thir } days.
 And you are hereby notided th st Y you fall to appear and answer the complaint ss above required, the pl'intih will take ju dg- ment by lefsnlt &s provided by law, and costs aud disbursements in this behalf er- pended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said Court this 26th day of June, A. D. 1890. iL.SI J. N, WATTS, Clerk. <. M. slnford, Attorney for plaintiff.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
SHERlFFS SALE.

IN THE JUSTICES ConRT OF PR3 \ soff Yreclact, ol th County ol Ycsj Territory of Arizoas. W. Fseuly. Jas2 of the S~ace. ID W Frary. plaintiff. against Laure1 Venting. defcudsnt.
 Fsv vir ue ol sn sxecuiion ia the above fitted cause. issaed out ef the Justice Cd Of Prescott r. sciBet, Ysyapsi County. Arikd Territory, H. ". Fisars. Justice of the Ped dnly t sted en the S5 b d-y of June. fSoo. on s judgment renc red cu tne 18th da ! Arrass A. D. 1885. hy whi h sm couman2 to makel of the personal property of above nsmed defendant, if suthcienf can found II not thea oi his real property. sum of Twen y-seven Dollsss, VI | inte] thereon ts the amount of ten and eighty hundredth dollars tsIo.so1 and ies costa disbursement taxed sa the e. m of Forty ninefy-fiyc -aundredih toilass, to9etl with aecruing costs to satisfy s1eh iudx n6 h.Ye leyicd upon and seized the fe.iov1 ..sscrsssea real lIoperty If the above mad aef-rdans. tc-sit: All tue 8ht. titss iu,rss Q tl.e sad efead-ns ia and to Iron Cad uni iEg claim, h location nslI wh re f Is rerofee | .t psxcs 5si. o62 sntI | Of Book l6 M;aisg Records, ID ihe cfhs, ! ! the County Recorder oi ssid Couaty. ard | all he ri et, titse an in.erert ot toe saic| | feu6. Tt in and to tAsi certain mine and q
 
 mining claim, the lsestiol notice whereoI reeor. ed at page 'tss os b"ok "a Of Al{ | Recards, n the of C of inc County seco) i og the sad Coun of fsvsya'. and ais 7 | the right. ;itie anG irt--test sa .ts- ssid de. | ant in and to The c rtats mssistt xitn mi u ae kiners, interests aud asFu~seRaI | aud improvement shereon.sl u.tz aud kn| as the Lowell Ml ssite. & more pSrtica ] deseribsd sa s q rtsin dess, tearing d ate f "A h day ,t iieeemher. Cs>S frs-m Isasc Cd Ter to A. \ Farh.sh, adj '. eo dec st 5Si tn book oE ccs ds records of said co ,o which said nstlces 1 location xad the
 cords aforesaid wh.rA reference k sersbv
 nd made for sienDi C and e( dr-crip.ion of the properly herein srte ' to be described tageth~r with si' and sza
 tae teae nents, heEeaitsmerfs aad appu
 a. ees fhsreunt0 longing or In snyxls<
 pertainl e. Public nosi Is hereby
 Ihsf on NJ day. she 4ih .ay of August- | si i2 o'eis A. sf fbss day. at tAe
 Ho door { orth sidvl n sad Conn 1 Yavapai. | will s-i the above described | Ter st pubic sscti n, to lhe highest b for cash to sa,is he said execution af
 aied JaIy Ia isso. wM.o. O'NRII
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
rerrl,orla- Prison omoers.

The penitentisry al Yuma is now under the control of the folio Sing officials:
 W. c. Davis, chairman of board Pima county.
 J. s. Robbins, treasurer, Cechis' county.
 A. s. Cutter, Graham county.
 c. H. Brinley, secretary, Yuma county.
 J. H. Tsggart, physician, Yuma.
 F. s. Ingalls,, superintendent, Yams county.
 R.S. Hatch, assistant superintendent, Cochise county.
 August Green. yard master, Yuma. Fred Ward, gusrd, Maricopa.
 U. G. Wilder, guard, Mari c. ". Hockett, guard Marico pa. Alex Berry, guard, Yuma. Chas Cowell, guard, Cooh J. c. Mccormick, guard, Apache. '. McC. Elliott, guard, Pima. Matt Finn, guard, Pima.
 ". b. Shearer, guard, Cochise. Cash Smith, guard, Graham. John Juhl, guard, Yuma.
 John Sabsla, guard, Yuma. 4. D. Johnson, guard. Yuma.
 Lewis Iagar, guard, Yuma.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
EgIlOga EEEEls JouRAAL-MINER.
DeSoft Thirst.

Col. Mccarthy, an old Californis stage man, once crossed the l3o miles of desert between Yuma and Cotton. He thus explained recently to New York Sun reporter, why he did not es- tablish a stage line there ss desired by the Southern Pacific then building:
 "Half way across the desert we came upon a party of four men, whose horses hsd given out, and as they had no water We divided our stock with them so that they could get hack alive. Then one of our barrels sprung leak, and We lost lot before we knew it. Our horses suffered terribly, but we could do no more than cool their mouths new and then with wet sponge. and when we had thirty miles still to go they collapsed in the afternoon. We had just pint of water left at the time, and both of us were parched with thirst. I drank third of the pint and set cut a-ioot for Yuma, leaving the rest of the water for the driver. who was tso much used up to walk.
 Walking in the sand was hard, slow work, and it was brosd-daylight when l sighted the Colorado river. That strip of silver gleam in the sunlight was the most blessed sight my eyes ever rested upon, and I hreke into s run toward the river with 8 wild desire to plunge into the water and drink the stream dry. Twas half crszed with thirst and fatigue and had no more sense than a mile post, and il hsdn', been stopped I'd have killed myself with drinking. There's pointer for your cold water cranks. Incorporate use ot water ai that time would have killed me quick CT than all the whisky my skin could hold. By good tuck somebody in fums saw me running zig across the pla n toward the river and knew by my actions that was desert crazy A party of men ran out and stopped me. and fought them in my frantic de sire to reach the n.sr and plunge into it. Bat they overpowered me, and gave me just sip of water at time until the worst of my thirst was quenched, and then became rational snd told them about the driver.
 Within an hour relief party was made up and started out. The driver had wandered away, but was finally found. His tongue, swollen and black as your boots, protruded from his mouth, his eyes were bulging from his head and staring like msniac's, and he was covered with blood that flowed from two wounds in his throat. Thirs had made him crazy, and when the feeling of suffocation in his throat haC become intolerAble, he had slsshed hi neck vertically on each side of the wind-pipe. in the vain ope of relieving the tension. He reached Yums, how ever, and finally recovered. But dlt not start stage line on that desert"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
Sale of Isnllarla' aslI es'

TtHE following described rsai esfA c tl
 \ City of Prescott. Territory es Arsfen1 Let's tweuty-ssven tx3l and trenty-elk Ir B'ocS thirts n fiss- known as ths J <l Est .ts pro s.rty. aud watch escE .sfed -aid Territory bs d-os ee of the District of saii Territory, Ia and fo ths c.o1 Ysvapai, W i!i. in pnrsuAace ss Act So} tne 18th Lsgisiatsve Ass~mkiy- e- sf Publ c Auotton. fs- cash sn front or s1eI Honsr door, RI s.s-scs.tt, Arizona. sl n oI a. us. on The stth day .f Juiy. ts>0s o5 ty ,lefsis ned. wno reserves the rsght to any aud all bsds. f.af ItAkS {f9ftS kt1
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
Trouble Breaks out Again.

"This," growled the exchange editor, as ne looked st the thermometer, wiped his perspiring forehead and glared de- fsantly around the room, "is Fry-say.
 And tomorrow" snarled the real sstste editcr, consulting the predictions and grabbing heavy psper-weight, "is going to be Ssdder-dsy."-Chicsge Tribune.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
NOTICE FoR pUBLlCAT
LAND osFick AT PsEscorr, I

LAND osFiok AT PsEscorr, AsI June n. les
 Notice is hereby xivsn that th- fctid named SC tier has fled .ttcn af b ss tioa to make Anal proof in suppcrs q clsim, and that sa,d proof win De mad tore the Reg ster q Receiver q; PtS
 Arizona. on July 2S. lssA yi-. John of Agus t'rta, Arizo is- homestead N S51. for ihe W. S of NV &. and w. L. SC S4. n. 4 N, range east. He names the following wftncsSes toI
 his coatinuous rssia snce epoa. srs ,sa|
 tian of said land, vfx: k ch-ssd 1n| John Mars. ]. K. H ui. Gso. nn
 feis Rsxi|
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

have received carload of elegant Anheuser- Busch est. Louis) Lager Beer, which propose to sell ice-cold, at reduced prices, in kegs, bottles. or any amount. have reiurnished my lodg- ing house, and will rent rooms; b-ds can be reated at two or four bits. am ready to furnish cord wood, oak, pine and juniper, cut to all sizes, split and delivered at house for sT per cord. Leave orders here or through postotfice. Martin Maier. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

Joe Smith, the painter, bantered sn officer, duly qualified to pronounce the marriage ceremony, to marry him and Niss Cusbman, on Tuesday night. lie proceeded to pronounce ceremony, and the couple are new in dilemma, ss what was intended as a joke new ooks to be. more seriOue matter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
NOTICE FOR PuBLICAT
L.No OPTICS AT exEscor:s,,, :,

LaNo OPTICS AT PRESCOTT A.
 June lS. isse. Notice is hereby gtxen tnst tne toiioY usttu ssi cutter -bas ased notice 0i Ais l tion fo naske dnsi proof in support clam, an1 seoGr rs q iai entry taercSs expiration Of thfrt, days ftom tas this potics. vis: Richard chom ~, ~f Fra, AFssd R. homestssd hutry No. II the SE = sf sec .S, ID it N f E, ana aI the fclt0wfag ss his witnesses. wa. BrDWa. ' ,art N ITS. ;. k. Hals. Geo ',
 aii s'f AEua Fsis. Arizona. ieIs.id .C. MARTIN. fses \
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
Notice of COpa tnershiu.

NoIICE k HFRERY GIVEN THAT A ~ copaFtnerShip Bas thls day oeep fornaea between j. Mnlvenon ant R. NJ G ld- Mstet' TOT Sue pn. So of carrying on the ex- Pr"sS anu transfer bu stupsx h. the civ of fFestot', ArlEooa 'erritoFy. said corperat ion to De known under the fiFm name Of Mnf- venom Goldwatef, said hr haViue tU1- chased the express husiness recently carried on by FredcFickS Bros,
 W. J. MUfN ENON
 HARRY GOLD VI kTFR Prescott. Arix-, July a, ISe0. '''
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
Monday. the Dist Day of July,

st cue o'clock p. m. af that ssy, ia ss the norih do ? of the Court Heusc.le q of gr. scott. County os Yayapi. snc Te os Arizona, l xiIi sell the right. ss t8terest of th.. said defendant. Charles in and te the above described prcps public auction. for cash .n United currency. fo the highest and beat to satisfy said execution aud all costs.
 wM. O. 0'H6ILL, sheriff of Ysv.psi County. Arii By NJ MclNERSAy. On ef Deputy
 D,iei J nc 9s. is:sa.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
Notice.

rTNHIs is t1-NOrIFY oUg FOh tE 4
 < tanlerS aadet gereras pGsiis, SI have ao4f UsE ucsy ant tr&osfVr sir7 NiiiVsae0 SN: tf0tJfgarsr txpendir 1. II thanks fS3f pa5ronHxr aBs sind tra.t yts4se tn bGSf0Gss, v e=fl soecIatty sea 1. -et t-NS N- Es-s,t- ? V, = trs.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
p'anos on ins,aIIments.

Pianos sold on easy installments First ,lass, fine toned instrumenu B. NJ. Goldwater. Prescott. Ariz. q
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
IaffeY klSl.

The following is list of letters re- mainingin the post-ofice at Prescott, Arizona. uncalled for July l7, 1890.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
Board Of supervisors.
WEDNESDAY, July l6.


 Boar met pursuant to adjournment, all the members being present.
 Petition asking for the appointment ot c. B. Genung, ss overseer of road district No. 5, was laid over for report of J, H. Hamilton, the present overseer.
 Board adjourned until 10 o'clock Thursday.
 In session as board of equalization.
 The following persons were cited te appear on the days named and show cause why their assessment should not be raised as indicated; Mrs. w. G. Willard, Cottonwood, on real estate $500; Lawler & Riggs, biii- side, personal property sl,se; M Walsh, Williams, 100 cattle S7oo. i'm provements slo0; Jno. Woods, Camp Verde, improvements, $500; w. H. willisorait, Juniper, 75 cattle S5ss. All to appear on July ls. The following persons and firms sp- peared in answer to citations, and ac' tion was taken in each case as speci- fed:
 W. H. Throne, $500 to assessment Tempkins & Jackson, S3e0 added to assessment; Shull & Austin, passed Hartford Copper Go, passed. Adjourned until Thursday at 10 s- m
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-02-14
Wagons That Talk

would say go to the F. l.. Moore Agricultural
Company and examine that twenty dollar.
can't be- beat road cart For easy riding and
breaking colts this is just the boss. Then
that park cart for pleasure or business is very
strong, graceful and Ight-running. Having
wide seat to carry two persons with COM
fort For the ladies' use this will suit them
to perfection.
For il l-horse farm wagon they have them
both wood and iron axle and at prices TO NEE,
the times. II you want 2-h0rse wagon then
call and take a look M the new popular and
well made Tubular Iron Axle These are
the strongest wagons on four wheels. That
3-inch tire wagon, with rea- brake, either
Tubular Iron Axle or Thimbe Skein, is a per.
feet beauty aud just the one to suit most any
farmer that wants good, solid and well.
built wagon. In still HEAVIER wagons The
Company can give you most any thing in that
line Gail and see them at the old stand
West Washington, D, c., or 3l47 N street
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-02-14
narnestOWn District Items,

A slight hail and snow storm, succeeded
by heavy rain passed over this vicinity
on Saturday OF last week.
Rev. d. l.. Rathbun, pastor OF the Darnes
town Presbyterian church, has accepted
call to Falls Church, Va.
Rev. Mr.. Richards, pastor OF the Ncels
Vile Presbyterian church, filled the pulpit
claring the same vacant
Mr. Richard Aisquith paid Pooesville
flying visit one day last week.
Miss Lula Windsor, of this town, who
has been visiting friends in Poolesville, has
returned home.
Miss Lille Gallagher, of Waynesboro',
w. Va, is the guest Of Mrs. A. A. Gassaway.
MIR. Brooke JONES' of this place, expects
to move to Jacksonville, Fla, shortly, where
he is going into the orange business. We
Wjsh him success.
Miss Ida West, who has been the guest
of Miss Florence Mullican, has returned
home.
The Darnestown Literary Society met
and re-organized in the parl0rs of Mr.. VIM.
Mullcau on Friday last. FIRST in order
was the election Of officers, which resulted
as follows: Mr.. Brooke Jones, President
Mr.. Charles Aisquith, Vice President; Miss
Lula Windsor, Secretary; Miss Florence
Mullican, Treasurer; Mr. Archie Aisquith,
Editor. After the transaction Of some other
important business the Society adjourned
.t.z. q Ia I'D
sor on February 14th.
Mr.. Thomas w. Vinson, who has had a
severe attack OF la Grippe" we are glad
10 state is much better.
AIessrs. Violet and Green, of this town,
have been awarded the contract of the build
ing of barn for Mr.. Thos. Ii. Offutt, near
Travilah, whose barn was recently con-
sumed by fire.
Feb. II, 1890. AMcUs.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-02-14
A Pleasant Dance.

The young ladies of Miss Simpsons
school gave dance at the school house on
Friday evening, February 7th. The young
bellies and beauX were out in force, not
Whilst anding the inclement weather, and
had delightful time. Refreshments were
served in abundance. The following are
some of those who were present:
Misses Mary and Macie Hodges, Alice,
Cora and Louise Edmonston, Sallie Griffith,
Ella and Edith Stonestreet, Nettie, Emily
aud Bessie England, Maggie and Sallie Hem
derson, Mary and Bessie Trail, Estele and
Helen Talbot, Maggie Dawson, Isabelle
Bouic, Lottie, Ada and Mary Roome, Rosa
lie Johns, Louise Buriord, May Simpson,
Mrs W. V. Bouic, Jr., Mrs. John G.. Eng
land, Miss Lucy Simpson, Miss Rachel
Cook, Miss Lucy Russell, Messrs. Ernest
Bailey, Charles Il. Jones, Jr., Morris and
Richard Foote, Howard G. and Edward W..
England, Arthur Peter, Harry Rome, Chas.
and Clarence Conard, Ohio ii. w. and IL.
Worthington Talbot, Jr., George +. and
Fred. Henderson, w. Garner Bouic, Frank
McGlensey, Anderson Ofutt, ]. Lane Johns,
John Brewer, VIM. II. Trail, George Peter,
Thomas X. Simpson, w. b. Daingerfield,
Harry A. and Lawrence A. Dawson, T..
Maurice Talbot.
The thanks Of the participants are due to
Mrs. John q. England and Miss Edith
Stonestreet for the excellent music that was
rendered. PARTICIPANT.
Rockville, Feb. IL, 1890
Montgomery County sentinel., 1890-02-14

Grange Meeting.-At the meeting of
Montgomery County Grange, No z, held at
Olney, on January Both, Eureka Grange,
No. TT, and Beltsvile Grange, No 179,
both located in Prince Georges county,
near the Montgomery line, were admitted
to membership in this Pomona Grange.
Arrangements were made for meeting
at Olney Grange Hall about the Goth OF Feb
ruary to receive Worthy Master Brigham,
of National Grange, who will be in Wash
ington on Grange business and will pay
Montgomery County Grange visit-notice
will be given as soon as the time is def
nitely fixed.
Jos B. Ager, Asa NJ Stabler and w.
Evirett Brown Were appointed a committee
to audit the accounts OF the Washington
Agency for the fiscal year ending Jan. 81.
G. II. Harlsherne aud w b. Tschiffely were
re elected to serve lur three years as mem
bers Of the committee To manage the Agency.
Next meeting will be at Liberty Grove
Grange Hall, near Burtonsville, on the Gath
April