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A7HEREAS, DEED OF TRUST WAS |
Wv executed by the Roanoke md New York |

VA HEREAS, A DEED OF TRUST WAS
w executed by the Roanoke and New York
building and Investment Company to William
E. Abbott and James +. Ratchford, trustees,
dated August 49, 1897, and recorded in the clerks
100 to secure bond executed by the eaid COM
pany for the payment OF 5000 to tho Central City
Building and Loan Association OF Syracuse, n.
T., the said trustees having resigned and the
Hastings Court OF Roanoke city on the 9th day of
July lS95. appointed q. II. Vines trustee in place
OF said Abbott and Ratchford after legal notice
to a parties In interest and default having been
made In the payments mentioned In said deed OF
trnst Ior more than elk months and being re-
at public auction to the highest bidder ON THE
9TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1865, AT 10 A. N. on
the premises the property conveyed by said deed
to Wit: Lot No. l, as shown by the map OF the
Roanoke G and New York Building and Invest
Hastings Court for the city OF Roanoke. The
amount due is $594g4 as OF July l, 1885, and costs
OF sale.
TEhMS-Cash. q. II. VINES,
INtus. Trustee
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LHGAL NOTICES.

made in the payments mentioned in said deed of
trust for more than six months, and being re-
CURED by the beneficiary. shall proceed to sell
nj public auction TO the highest bidder on the
TrH DAY OF AUGUST, 1895, at 1910 p. M. on
The premises, the property conveyed by said
deed, to-wit: Beginning at a point on south side
OF Cleveland street 175feet west OF street, thence
south l6o 50> west 9437 feet to an alley, thence
north 64' AZ wet 1886 feet with said alley to a
point, thence north l5o So east 81. 81 feet to
Cleveland street, thence with said etreet Tso TO-
east Is feet TO beginning. Tho nmount duo is
S55SlS. as OF July /, 1895, and cost OF sale.
TERMS-Cash. e. II. VINES.
7-6-tds Trustee.
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LHGAL MOTORS.

to the highest bidder, ON THE It'll DAY OF
AUGUST. 1898, AT 11:20 O'CLOCK A. NJ, on tho
to.wit: Lot IL, sec;ion 50, as shown on the map
OF the Roanoke and New York Building aud In.
vestncnt Combany, on file in the clerks ofioc of
the Hastings Cunt Tor the city q Roaaoke. The
OF ealc
TERMS: Cash. c. H. VINES
76td~ Trustee
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WHEREAS, A DEED OF TRUST WAS EXE.
WV cnted by the ROnnOkc and New York

WHEREAS, A DEED OF. TRUST WAS RXE
w cuted by the Roanoke and New York
Building and Investment Company to Chas. II.
Remcr and Frank u. Wilcox. trustees dated DC
tober Is, 1892. and recorded In the clerks Office
OF the Hustiugs Court for Roanoke city in deed
book 81. page 81; to secure bond executed by
the Roanoke al d New York Building and Invest
ment Company for the payment Of $500 to the
Central City Building and Losn Association, OF
signed, and the Hastings Court OF Roanoke city,
on the 9Th OF July. 1895, appointed G. II. Vines
trustee in place OF said Rcmer and Wilcox, trus-
tees, afier legal notice to all partics in interest;
and dcfault having been made In the payments
months, and being required by the beneficiary.
shall proceed to sell, at public, auction, to the
GUST, 1895. AT 1140 O'CLOCK A. M, on the
premises, the property conveyed by said deed.
to wit: Lot 49, section ca, as shown by the map
of tho Roanoke and New York Building and In
vestment Company. on Gle in the clerks office OF
the Hastings Court for the city OF Roanoke. Tho
amount due s $594.95, as OF July l, 1895, and
coats OF sale.
TERMS: Cash. 9. II. VINES,
T6tds Trustee.
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XA/HEREAs, A DEED OF TRUST WAS
Wv executed by the Roanoke and New YORK
Building and Investment Company to Chas Fl.
Remer and Franz Il. Wilcox, trustees, dated
october 49, 1892, and recorded in the clerks office
OF the Hustings Court for Roanoke CITY In deed
book 81 page 80 to secure a bond executed by the
Hoanoke and New York Building and Investment
company Ter the payment OF $500 to the Central
CITY Building and Loan Association OF syracuse,
a; T., the said trustees having resigned and the
Huetings Court OF Roanoke city on the 9Th day
81 July, 1875, appointed c. Ii. Vines trustee in
pace OF said Remer and Wilcox trustees after
legal notice to all parties in interest and default
having been made in the payments mentioned i'm
said deed OF trust for more than elk months and
being required by the beneficiary shall proceed
TO sell at public auction to the highest bic der ON
n nHE G 9rH pay OF AUGUST, 1895, A r 1i:3O
conveyed by said deed, to.wil: Lot 81. section
H2. as shown BY the map OF tho Roanoke and
Mew YORK Building and Investment Company on
ME In the c.rk's Office OF the Hastings Courf for
the city OF Roanoke. The amount due is S59i. rs
as OF Jniy l., 1895, and costs OF sale.
.Enmo-Casn' c. Ii. VINES,
'-lue' Trustee,
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LRaAn NOTICES.

appointed Q. II. Vines trustee In place OF said
Eemer and Wilcox trustees, after legal notice 10
all Parties In interest; and default having been
made In the payments mentioned In said deed OF
trust Tor more than six months and being re.
CURED so to do by the beneficiary I shall proceed
70 Seu az public auction to the highest bidder
ON I He 9Th DAY OF AUGUST, 1895, AT ii:i0
O'CLOCK A. NJ. on this premises tho property
conveyed py said deed, to-wit: Lot 7 section 80
as dtsignated on tho map OF the Washington
Club Land Company on flle in the clerks office OF
Roanoke county. Tho amount due is sS0T. 90
July !, 1895, and costs OF sale.
TERMS-Cash. CHI. VINES
z 4-tds Trnstco
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WTHEREAs. DEED OF TRUST WAS exc

WTHEREAs. A DEED OF TRUST WAS Enc
w cuted by the Roanoke and New York Build
ing and Invcstmen Company to Chae. Ii.
Remer and Frank u. Wilcox, trustees, dated Oc-
tober IS, 1892, and recorded in the clerks office Of
the Hastings Couit for Roanoke city. in deed
book 81, page 30. to secure a bond executed by
the Roanoke and New York Building and In
vestment Company for the payment OF $500 to
the Central City Building and Loan Association,
of Syracuse, N. Y the sald trustees having re-
signed and the Hustlngs Court Of Roanoke city
on the 9th of July, 1895. appointed g. III. Vines
trustee In place or said Rcmer and Wilcox, trus.
tees, after legal notice to all parties in interest;
and default having been made in the payments
mentioned in said deed OF trust for more thsa six
months, and being required by the beneficiary,
shall proceed to sell Mt public auction to the
highest bidder, ON THE TIN DAY OF AUGUST,
1925, ut 1l:l0 O'CLOCK A. NJ, on the premises,
the property conveyed by said deed, to-w.t: Lot
30, section 62 as shown by the map Of tho Roa.
nokc and New York Building and Investment
Company on illc in the clerk ofllce OF the Hust-
ings Court for the city OF Roanoke. The amount
due is 1871 a. "a of July l. 1885, and costs Of sale.
TERMS-Cash. CHI. VINES,
tds Trustee.
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WHEREAS, DEED OF TRUST WAS EXE.

WHEREAS, A DEED OF TRUST WAS EXE.
w cuted by the Washington Club Land Com.
pany to William e. Abbott and James e. Ratch-
ford, trustees, dated July 2Sth, 1892, and re-
corded In the clerks office OF the county court OF
bond executed by the Washington Club Land
Company for the payment of to the
Central City Building and Loan Association of
Syracuse, N y, the said trustees having re-
signed, and the county court OF Roanoke, on the
10Th OF June, 1925, appointed q. II. Vines trustee
In place OF said kcmer and Wilcox, trustees
after legal notice to all parties in interest; and
DEFAULT having been made in tho payments men
TONED IN sald deed OF trust for more than ak
months; and being required so TO do by the bone.
hciary, shall proceed to SELL at public auction,
70 the highest bidder, ON THE 9TH DAY OF
premises, the property conveyed by said deed
TO wit: Lot q, section 26. ne designated on the
map of the Washington Club Land Company on
file In the clerks Office of Roanoke county The
sale.
TERMS: Cash. GU VINES
o tos Trustee
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'TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
n proved real estate-By virtue OF deed OF
trust, dated Let November, 1892 and duly recorded
IN the office OF the clerk of the Hastings Court
I Ior the city OF Roanoke. Va. In deed book No.
81, page Sf2; whereby Catherine johnson CON
veyed the real estate hereinafter referred to, and
more inlIy described In the said deed ito which
reference is hereby made), to the undersigned
tsasse. 10 secure her certain bond, or obligation
the Iron Belt Building and Loan Aeeocfation.
OF Roanoke, Va, and default having been made
s sn and being directed BY said beneficiary
SATURDAY 9TH DAY OF JULY, 1sG5. At
oWLpSUh +; M; proceed TO sell In front OF the
auction, to the highest bidder, q certain lot of
iiand, with desirable dwelling house and OTHER
improvements thereon. beginning at soutbeast
corner OF Madison and Leo Streets In the CITY of
ROANOKE, Va, and measuring In front on Maddi.
son street S07 feet, and extending back of that
width IS feet TO an alley; being known and de-
signated as lot No.n of section 9according to the
map OF Fairview Addition to the city OF Roanoke.
VA az Terms Cash-There is due on said bond
6T-tds IL. S. TROUT
Z. A. McllUGH, Trustees.
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WHEREAS, 4 DEED OF TRusT was Ex-


w ccuted by the Roanoke and New York Blu Id
ing and Investment Company to Chas. 81.
Remer aud Frank q Wilcox, trustees, dated
October 10, 1884, and recorded in the clerks
Office OF the Hastings Court for Roanoke city, in
deed book 81, page So, to secure bond executed
by the Roanoke and New York Building and In
yestment Company, for the payment Of $500 to
of Syracuse, N. Y, the said trustees having re-
signed, and the uustings Court OF Rosnoke city,
on she Gih n o. Su lS1 APPOINTED q H. Vines
tees, after legal notice to all parties in interest,
aid default having been made in the payments
mentioned In gaid deed OF trust for more than elk
months, and being required by the beneficiary,
ehall proceed to sell at public auction. to the
1895, at 1880 O'Clock, D. mr. on tho premises, tho
properly conveyed by eaid decd, to.wlt: Lot No.
90, section G2, as shown by the map OF the Roa-
nokc and New York Building and Investment
Company, on llc in the clerks Office of the
IIustinga Court for Roanoke city. The amount
due is tGG914 as of July, l. 1885, and costs OF
sale.
TERMS Cash. q. II. VINES,
6.tds Trustee.
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WHEREAS, , DEED OF TRUST WAS
Company to Cha II. ,Rcmer and Frank z. Wi.
cox trustees d. ted November /, 1889, and re-
corded In the clerks office OF the county court OF
executed by the Washington Club Land Com.
2any for the payment OF $T00 to the Central CITY
building and Loan Association OF Syracuse. n
T., Inc eaid trustees having reeigned and the
county court OF Roanoke on the 10th OF June,lS95.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
n. n proved real estate-By virtue OF deed or
trust dated 18th March, 1891, and duly recorded In
the oilice of the clerk OF the Hastings Court for
inc, inc ciIy OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book No CO
page sos, whereby, Joseph H. Murray and wife
conveyed the real estate hereinafter referred To-
and more fully described in the said deed TO
which referance Is hereby madc) to the under
signed trustee, TO secure certain bond. or ohli-
gatlon OF Joseph ii. Murray TO the Iron Belt
buiiding ana Loan Association, OF Roanoke, Va.:
ana default having been made therein. and being
directed by said beneficiary so to do, the under.
s,Eh ff trustee will, ON SATURDAY 9TH DAY
Or 81, Ia lS at O'Clock p M. proceed 10 sell
bidder, a certain lot OF land. with desirable
nwclling house and other improvements thereon.
beginning at point on the south eide OF 'raZe.
wei street, In the city or Roanoke. Va, so feet
EAST EAST rom Flickwir street, and measuring in
'front.' on TaAcwell street 40 feet, and cxtendIpg
back OF that width $50 feet TO an alley, being
known and designated as lot No OF section ),
according 70 the map Of Belmont Land Com.
panys addition to the city OF Roanoke. Va
ierms-Cash. III. 5. TROUT, Trustee.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

measuring In front on Shenandoah avenue OK
an ailcy; being known and designated as western
mar 10y no. ~ Of section so according to the
MAJ, ~, VI rogers, Fsirfax and Houston's addition
70 the city OF Roanoke, Virginia.
AoAMo-Cash. II. 3. TROUT
s,e.s. G. a. McHUGH.
AZ We Trustees
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w HEREAS A DEED OF TRUST WAS RX-
w cuted by the Washington Club Land Com
pany TO Chas. Ii. Remer and Frank Il. Wilcox,
trustees, dated October IS, 1892 and recorded in
the clerks office OF the county court OF Roanoke
In deed book 10. page Old, to secure bond ex.
ecnted by the Washington Club Land Company
for the payment OF : TO the Central City
Building aud Loan Association, or SYRACUSE
the county court OF Roanoke on the goth of June.
$3.50, appointed G. II. Vines trustee In place OF
said Rcmer and Wilcox, trustees, after legal
notice to all parties in interest, and default hav.
ing been made In the payments mentioned in
SAID deed OF trust for more than six months and
being required so to do by tho beneficiary, 1
shall proceed to sell at public auction to the
highest bidder ON THE6TH DAY OF AUGUST,
1875, AT 1G:25 O'CLOCK A. n on the premises
the property conveyed by said deed, to wit:
Lot /, section "a, designated by the map OF the
Washington Club Land Company on file in the
Clerks office of Roanoke county CONT. The
amount due is $4,000 as Of July /, 1895, and
costs of sale.
TERMS-Cash. CT VINES
70 lue Trustee,
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WHEREAS. A DEED OF TRUST WAS
w eXecnted by the Washinnton Iand

WHEREAS, A DEED OF TRUST WAS
w executed by the Washington Club Land
Company to Chas. ii. Rener and Frank H. VIII
In the clerks office OF the county court of Roam
okc In deed book 10 page POS to secure a bond
executed by the Washington Club Land Com.
pany for the payment OF 3 to the Cen.
trail City Building and Loan Association of Sy-
racuee, N Y, the said trustees having reeigned
and the county court OF Roanoke on the 26th of
June, 1875 appointed G. H. Vines, trustee, in place
OF said Remer and Wilcox trustees after legal
notlce 10 all parties in interest; and default hay
said deed OF trust for more than six months and
being required so to do by the beneficiary shall
bidder ON THE 9Th DAY OF AUGUST, 1885,
AT 1O:l5 O'CLOCK A. NJ. on the promises the
property conveyed by said deed, to.wit: Lot l3
section 10 as designated on the map OF the Wash
ington Club Land Company on Ale in clerks
ONCE OF Roanoke comfy court. The amount
due is 1915 20 July l, 1895, and costs OF sale.
TERmS.-Caeh. H. VINES,
10 ids Trnst.e
The record-union., 1895-08-27

Los ANGELES, San Bernardino, San
Diego and other cities in the south are
already discussing plans for "fiestas" in
the next year. 1t is their business and
not ours, but as citizens of common
State may discuss the affairs of all the
sections of the State, though widely
separated, we venture to suggest that
such great effort as was made last year
by Los Angeles for instance will not
bear repeating each year, until the State
is greatly more populous than it now is.
Moreover, the wisdom of holding a car
nival annually may be seriously ques-
toned. AssuredIy such merry maxim g
is frequent enough if restricted to bien-
NAL occasions for each town or city that
engages in these events. This will then
give us several festas or carnivals each
year. But to have one in several cities
each year, will dilute the whole SO that
they will become tame. If given only
once in two years in each town, they will
be far more keenly enjoy ed, and be bet
ter carried out. If these fiestas were con-
fined to one city it would be somew hat
different, but there are at least twenty in
California that are now making read y
for some sort Of a carnival time next
summer. We submit that so much of the
fiesta business, so oft repeated, inter-
spersed with flower shows and other
special festival events, is likely to pail
upon the public taste and become in
sipid. Better have these carnivals no
oftener than once IN two years for the
and the good name of the State.
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ESTATES IN PROBATE.
Recent Motions and Petitions In the
superior Court.


superior Court.
George W. Kelly has petitioned the
Superior Court for letters of adminstra-
ton on the estate of Eliza ]. Tweed. de-
ceased. The estate does not exceed $l0O
in value. The heirs are eight children
residing in Ohio.
Mr.. ely has also petitioned for letters
of administration on the estate of Cor
nelius Kelly. deceased. The estate does
not exceed 500 in value The heirs are
the petitioner, James W., Charles A.,
Marshall n. and Ii. c. Kelly and Jennie
A. Pierce. Lincoln White Is the attor-
ney in both estates.
Mary Libbie Ranlett through her at
torneys, McKune q George, has filed for
probate the Will of Louisa \. Churchill,
deceased. Deceased's estate consists OF
the west half of lot 6. y and 0, Twenty
second and Twenty-tEird streets, valued
at So, 900; property in Ell Dorado County
valued at 81 500, and household furniture
in this city valued at Sl25. The deceased
beoueathed her property to her three
children, Mary l.. Ranlett, Lauren b.
Churchill and Vesta L. Minnix, share
and share alike.
sarah NJ. w olfe has petitioned the Su-
psrior Court for the probate OF the will of
Sarah A. White, deceased. The estate is
valued at S2372, and consists OF lot in
the City Cemetery and personal prop
ertv. The deceased bequeathed the entire
estate to the petitioner.
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AID VALOREM RATES OF TRANS
PORTATION.

Among all our contemporaries, the
Eranainer has made the loudest COM
plant of the doctrine that rates of trans
portation should be apportioned to com
modities in she relation of what they can
afford. Il has raised a persistent outory
sgainst the doctrine of charging what
the traffic will BEAR" and it has para
phrased this statement into ''all the traffic
will bear.'
We were not little surprised to find IN
its columns the statement that the rate OF
transportation should be in proportion to
she value at the seaboard of the COM
modify carried, and this was emphasized
with the further suggestion that the rates
should be portable; in fact, SO flexible
that they would be raised with an ad-
vance in the price of wheat and lowered
with it's fall. This was the very acme OF
the doctrine of what the traffic will bear.
We pointed out the pitfalls toward
which our contemporary was travelling,
and are again surprised that even alter
our friendly suggestion it's unfamiliarity
with the subject leads it into very pro-
nounced position in favor OF the policy
which in times past it has SO freely con-
demned.
The Examiner quotes brief statement
from the RECORD UNION. and then de-
clares emphatically in favor of the policy
of having the rate of railroad transporta-
ton based upon the value of the COM
modities carried. Thus, it says. nobody
is holding the railroad company from
raising or lowering the price Of wheat.
If the Examiner will consult its files 1t
will find that it has freely charged on the
railroad the crime of seeking to divide
the profit OF industry by making rate
proportioned to the value of the article
carried; of taking the profit from the
producer by raising the rate, if the traffic
was capable of bearing it.
Now it deliberately proposes flexible
adjustmsn snt Of rates on grain which shall
rise and fall with she rise and fall of
wheat. For once. at least, the kcGnll71er
is right Transportation and production
are interdependent, and their rights and
interests should be so adjusted as to sup
plement the necessities of both. But con-
cession TO this doctrine is new in the col
umns of the Examiner, and we are dis
posed to think that this gleam OF ration
ality is inadvertent.
The record-union., 1895-08-27
THE CASE OF WALLER.

Members of the House of Commons ex-
the United States has been so slow in the
Waller case and so inactive in protecting
that citizen of ours in Madagascar. This
need not surprise US. Neither have
Americans been able to understand
from the weary diplomatic correspond
enoe in the case why the appeals of
oeivsd.
It has been limited that as Waller is
negro there may be reason found in that
fact, But Waller was Consul of the
United States; ne is citizen of our re-
public; he 10 entitled to protection as
surely and swiftly as is any other citizen.
The Madagascar Government gave him
and his American colleagues certain con-
cession OF vast importance that promised
an enormous trade for Us. Waller had
the confidence of the Malagasy Govern
msut and the Queen and advised the lat
ter against yielding to French encroach-
ments. He was especially the enemy Of
the slave trade. and the system promoted
by the French, under which contract
labor becomes slavery.
For this the French. hating the black
American, resolved upon his overthrow.
They have so far succeeded as to convict
HIM as q spy. but without the necessary
evidence to maintain that charge. How
ever, be has been sent to prison for
twenty years, and though for months he
has appealed to our Government for pro-
lection, he has not had it. What we have
done is TO demand a view of the papers
of the court martial that tried Waller.
This has been refused, and it is said that
this refusal is favorable to our case.
Later, consent has been given to bail
Waller, and now It is related that our
Government is in position to demand
that the ex- Consul be restored 10 all his
rights, and indemnified for his losses and
imprisonment. since France is unable TO
show by the records that Waller was reg
ularly tried and convicted. the trial, in
deed. being little more than farce.
The expressions Of surprise INDUCED
in by English statesmen are due 10 the
fact that when an English subject is i'm
prisoned abroad and put upon unjustly,
the British Government does not allow
single day to pass in idleness or dallying
policy, in righting the subject and vindi-
eating the power Of Great Britain to pro-
tect the rights Of its people.
THE San Francisco Call publishes with
much fullness the response of the agi-
sstors aud trouble brewers to the manly
The record-union., 1895-08-27
Ar1lcIes OF Ineorporanion.

The following articles of incorporation
have been filed in the Secretary OF State 5
office:
University of the Pacific. Principal
nlsce of business, San Francisco. Trus-
tees: l.. K. Ollie. san Francisco; 5. {.
Evans, Jr, Riverside; II. b. Heaoock,
Santa Cruz: :. T.. Holden, Napa; f. +.
Jewell. College Park; II. b. Hutchinson,
Napa: Eli McClish, san Francisco; l.. j.
Norton. Napa: j. A. Percy, san Fran
cisco. 4. III. Wood dward, Petaluma; /. j.
Truman. K. Y. Watt. G. II. Aiiierbach,
san Francisco; II. W. Stephens. San
lose. NJ. ID. Buck, Sacramento; Thomas
Filbeu. San Francisco; K. q. Hart, Hart,
Cal. ]. Letter, san jose; Il. ID. McCreary,
stockton: A. II. y Needham, Santa Clara;
J. r. WEIGH, san Jose; :. NJ. Ioole, =. X.
willis, Napa: J. c. Zuck. Gllroy: ii. n.
Bland. San ose; j. \. Beard, Napa; K.
:. Cautine, San Jose; John Coyle, l.. +.
Deunett. San Francisco; Henry French.
!. X. Pattson, San Jose; j. w. Grigsby,
y 4. Hayes, Napa; Robert Husband,
Alameda; q. d. Kellogg, Newcastle; i.
c. McChesuey. College Park.
santa Clara Valley Railroad Company.
Principal place Of business. San Fran
cisco. Capital stock. Sl00,O00, with the
following directors; Andrew Rocca, Great
Western Mine, Lake County: ID. W.
Goodall. Frank Piper. Alfred L. Pryor,
Charles A. Shurtletf, San Francisco; ii.
p. Thayer, San Jose; K. j. h. Alden, Val
leiO.
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letter of General Graham. concerning the
striker" monument inscription. But
the CdlI is very careful not to publish
interviews had by it's own representa-
tive with General Graham on this SUBJ
ject. in which that officer set forth his
reasons for his act.