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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08
Try Parker Brcs

Try Parker Brcs.
Old papers Is cts hundred at the DEM
oCRAT Office.
When you want good groceries and hrss
class treatment call at Parker Bros.
Our new line of laoes have arrived, call
and see them, Ladies Bazaar.
Cali In at Crawford & Pax.on's elegant
gallery. They are already for fine work.
Parties having Gale Glass mount ticket.
should bring thom to Tinkle's gallery by
April.
Still the best and cheapest photograph,
are made at Tinkle's, see for yourself.
Unexcelled in style. pose and finish, ars
Tinkle's $3.50 cabinet photos.
For beauty of finish. neatness and dur.
ability, Tnkle's photos are away ahead.
Pretty hair ornaments, side combs, iel
buckles, baby bonnets, pretty laces and
new straw sailors at Mrs. Ashbys.
Ride your wheel into Crawford L Pax.
tons and have snap shot taken. Next
door to the Linn Co. Bank. LIST street.
The Ladies' Bazaar have just received
the largest assortment OF ladies shirt
waists ever brought to Albany. All the
latest styles, prices from 30 cents up.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rsnewsl
is, unquestionably, the best preservative oi
the hair. It is also curative OF dandruk,
letter, and oil scalp affections.
Where can You get first class meat, we'll
selected and properly cut. at bottom prices
Go to the Linn Dressed Meat Market ai
Second and Ellsworth streets, for the best
answer 10 TIE question.
| The best light, the best Instruments. ths
best workmen and the best and cheapes
work in the photograph line can be found
ut Tinklc's studio,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

A MODEL FARM.-The jefferson Re.
view tells about it as follows: In re-
sponse to an ''invite" We editor and wife
took the II :04 express for Albany Sat-
urday. At the depot in that city we were
met by our old ''tillacum" G. W. Cline
and driven to his beautiful farm hcme
two miles south of Albany. Mr.. Cline
has an ideal country home. In the large
barn is mill for grinding feed Tor -four
If you wish) for a number of horses and
a band of about dozen thoroughbred
Jerseys; water pipes are laid throughout
the place, supplying lawn, garden and
stock with this most necessary article,
power for all being furnished by an Aer-
motor windmill. George is now fgur-
ing on an attachment whereby he can
make that windmill milk the cows, split
wood and build fires in the morning.
Mr. Cline is an admirer of Jersey cattle,
ana has demonstrated that they are
good paying property. He markets
about 40 lbs. of the butter per week, yet
cannot supply the demands made upon
him for the same.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

J Shea agtJ Menear al. Foreclosure
John Donaca agt State 1ns. Co. Appli.
cation for review.
II b Moyer agt A T Russell and B T.
Russell. Foreclosure.
J Laurent agt + J Lanning ct al.
Foreclosure.
j X Weatherford agt Louisa and Chas
Duncan. Foreclosure.
N Hale agt VIM Hunter ct al. Fore
closure.
5 W Crowder agt Mary + Dickson et
al, foreclosure.
NJ Sternburg agt John Dierenger and
A NJ Holt, foreclosure.
The A A L Mtge Co agt L Hollida ct
al, foreclosure.
Theodore Shredder agt @ and r Schro-
der, recovery money.
nj Jack ct al agt Loren Hale ct al,
partition.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

BEING DIsCrssEp.-Here is an item on
a subject that has caused considerable
discussion: Lawyers are claiming that
according to the Butler bill, they now
have to pay the sheriff no fees for serv-
ing papers in civil cases, but that the
fee OF s. or $40, as the case may be, de-
pending whether the amount OF the
action is for 500 or over, for filing pa
pers, is all that now has to be paid. They
say that section OF the Butler bin
reads: "The fees here provided for fl
ing suits, petitions, etc, shall be in lieu
OF fees heretofore paid for such service
to the county clerks, circuit court clerks.
and sheriffs.h As this section includes
sheriffs, it is claimed it is no. now nee
essary to pay sheriffs for service. Judge
Northup holds otherwise. The Butler
bill reduces the trial fee in civil suits
from $l2 TO 81. II the state circuit court
is a week trying a civil suit, the trial fee
is but 81.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

RETURNED TO CoRvALLs.-Most all
good people who leave Corvallis to better
themselves elsewhere, ultimately drift
hack again. There is charm about the
place and its associations that always
cling to one who has once enjoyed them.
j. Fred Yates is the latest case in point.
Six or eight months ago his departure
for Albany to locate was announced in
this paper, but Friday mornings boat
brought his books and baggage, and his
horse and buggy brought Frederick back
again, and he is now a fixture in his old
Office in Lawyers heaven" the second
floor of the Zierolf building. His many
friends are glad to see him back.-Cor-
Wallis Times. The DEMOCRAT is inform
ed that Mr.. Yates will go into partner
ship with his brother, ". E. Yates, and
J. R. Bryson, which viii make strong
firm.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

The SMILE STORY of How to Build an
Electric Motor at Home" is the title Of a
serial now running in the Detroit Elec-
trical Student. The story of how to build
motor No. 2, and the battery TO run il,
told in language child can understand,
begins with the issue OF March 2. Give
the boys chonce. Electricity viii be
the biggest bread-winner OF the Goth GEN.
tury. Perhaps your boy, il he gets a
start, will make il his life-work. The
Student is crisp little weekly for anna
teur students OF electricity. One dollar
a year. Five subscriptions will bring the
sender castings and material for one mo-
tor ready to be built, freight prepaid
Student Publishing Company, SO Lafay'
ette Ave-, Detroit, Mich.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

Musr BEHAVE THEhsgLvas.-The Mar
shal tells the DExocRAT that If such a
thing is possible the bad conduct Of q num-
Der of Albany young men viii be stopped.
There has been good deal OF omplaint
and it is proposed 10 use little legal su-
thority. Item l. They are in the habit
of going along the business streets and
splitting Tobacco juice copiously upon
clean windows. This has been done so
deity as TO eyade detection. Item ..
Some one has been furnishing liquor in
bottles 10 them and they make ii al
most a nightly occurrence TO get DRINK.
Last night one of their number had 10 be
carried home. II has been impossible 10
find out who furnishes the liquor Here
| after young men getting drunk this way
regarllegs of parentage will be arrested
and placed in the calaboose. Business is
meant.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

DEAD BoDY FouSp.-while getting
some boards out of slough near Stay
ton yesterday, NJ. F. Smith found the
remains OF dead man in the water.
The coroner's jury after investigating
the case brought in a verdict to the
effect that the body was that Of person
unknown, but supposed to be OF VIM
Trexler, who jumped off the bridge
| across the Santiam river at Stayton on
April 8, 1893, and came to his death by
drowning. Mr.. Trexler resided in Linn
county and his family were to bury the
remains today so well satisfied wer,
they as to the identity.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

WHAT BECAME OF THEx.-In the house
of representatives during the recent scs-
sion OF the legislature there were Ssi bills
introduced. OF these, li2 passed that
body, l2l died in the hands OF commit
tees, and I2l died either in failure to
pass, by indefinite postponement, by be-
ing tabled or being withdrawn. OF the
u that went TO the senate only forty
two passed that body. The senate passed
ITO Of its own bills, of which forty-nine
weae passed by the house, twenty-three
died in the hands OF the various commit
tees and thirty-eight were disposed of in
the various ways OF indefinite postpone
ment and want of passage. Thus alto
gether ninety-one bills passed both
houses and eighty-seyen become laws,
but they are principally charter bills.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Father White came up from Salem this
noon.
Mr.. George Afford, Of Harrisburg, was
In the city last evening.
Mrs. Phil Metschan died at her home
In Salem yesterday.
The Albany social club will give q
public dance at the opera house tomor-
row evening.
| Miss Tenta Kimball OF, Salem, arrived
In Albany this noon ON visit and is the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. T.. l.. Power.
| DR.. @. w. Lowe, the graduate optician,
four diplomas, is In the city and will be
found at the Office OF Littler & Collins for
several days.
Rev. Barkley, OF Woodburn, a member
Of the legislature, and one OF the famous
80, passed through Albany yesterday for
Philomath.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Senders will arrive in
Albany tonight from Chicago. They
will be accompanied by Mr.. Sender's
physician, who will go on to California
on q trip over the coast.
Knox Haight, f. Thrall and A. J.
Anslyn left this morning for Carbondale,
ILL.,, where they will continue their duties
as travelling statesmen for the Spaulding
Wagon Co., Of Grinnell, Iowa.
The post of Salem says that J. F. En-
NETT came down from Albany ON his
wheel in little more than three hours
this forenoon. Mr Emmett reports the
roads not in the best condition yet, but
viii be in 3 few days with this kind OF
weather.
Yesterday mornings Statesman con-
tains the following personals: J. w.
Cusick, the Albany banker, came down
yesterday on business. Lark Bilyeu, the
jolly Eugene lawyer, was among Salems
visitors yesterday. Wallis Nash, the
famous railroad attorney of Corvallis, was
among capital visitors yesterday.
Mrr. C. A. Brown and daughter will
leave tomorrow for Chicago for the BEN
eft Of the latters health 10 remain dur
ing the summer. Mr. Brown will re-
main and continue business at his old
stand opposite the Revere house, where
he will always be found ready TO serve
the public in first class manner.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08
Boyps FnEp.-rhe o. P apneal Gas

Bonds FILKD.-Ihe o. P. appeal case
is knocking at the door of the supreme
court. The appellants in each Of the
three separate appeals from the confirm
alton decision have perfected the ap-
peals by filing with the clerk acceptanc-
es and affidayits OF service OF notices OF
appeal, and the necessary bonds for
costs. There are three OF the latter,
each for 81 900, and each signed by L.
Z. Blain and J. W. Lance OF Albany, IS
sureties. Will the O. p. cat come back
to the Benton county circuit court?-
Corvallis Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08
snoss Hr.-oapt. simons, the 90

SNoss HT.-Capt. Simons. the gov
ernment engineer, is positive that the
lower Umpqua cannot be made navigable
above Scottsburg, that the work begun
at Yaquina bay is not feasible, and that
the Siuslaw bar is not susceptible of i'm
provement. There is, however, one
splendid harbor on the Oregon coast
where n million or more OF dollars NAV
be probably expended, and strange to
say, the captains own beautiful town
site OF Iarrow (lots for sale on easy
terms) is situated upon its shores
Roseburg Review.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

Parker Ii always pays todeal with a
Bros firm thoroughly established
Keep the and whose reputation for fair
Best dealing is beyond question,
Groceries This is particularly true Of
and dealers in groceries, produce
Baked and baked goods. A great
Goods. deal depends upon getting the
best at reasonable prices. A home with
poor eatables isonly half ef a home. The
best is none too good. II you viii try
Parker Bros. for a month you will be con-
vinoed that it is the place you have long
been looking for.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08
Real Estate Sales.

r II Moore ct al to Margaret
Cyrus, ct al, 1910 acres, II
| w l................., f3UUU U
Oregon to NJ F Dawson, 800
acres IL w W3........ II 9
Willamette Land Co to q w
Wright, 1905 acres adjoin-
ing Albany y.............. 1000 o
John Clay to George Clay, $3.50
acres IL W Wl............. 30 O
First National Bank to jeff Isom
104.28 acres 13 w 3.... 521 o.
Mrs f r Chcadle to L Irwin.
lot bl so H's End cd Albany 200 o.
Fl Bryant to Carrie L Davenport
40 acres IL w 2.......... 40 o.
Jas B Davis to s and s Z Thomp-
son, 205.44 acres 8 W g.. 4025 o.
Caleb Grey to NJ + Cummings,
ll.88 acres II w 4....... 80 o.
John Meier to w Turnidge,
piece land w 4........... 500 o.
w III Cummings to Margaret
Cummings, 10 acres. .... 400 o.
W T Logan to A Wallace, 30
acres 10 W................2 2500 0(
w Turnidge to John Miller, 2
lots Lebanon. n............... 500 o.
Thos Noland to BF Childs, so
acres near Brownsville. 49,.
] p Galbraith TO o II and Lena
Younger, 3.37 acres adioin-
] B CougiIl to 1 W Young, 10 NV -
feet in bl Ill HIS ad Albany 1900 OC
G W Goff to Elizabeth Gresham
Wallace, 95.3I acres ii w 1000 0C
E o Hyde TO Mary Lovcjoy, 80
acres 10 w W2............ 800 90
Rachel Marterson to Fred Gross
block 25 Waterloo. ........ 5e5 90
r II Rutherford to Walter B
Peacock, piece land 8 WI. 90
J b Thompson and wife to John
Hutchins, I20 acres ii w $500 90
d Z stayton to G $ Stayton, 10
.......... 600 90
S J Abbott to f E Parrish, l5I.-
~ acres IL W 3....... / 90
Lot S Harris to n p Crume, l75
acres 10 W Wl.......... $50 90
VIM Rumbaugh to d w Rum
baugh, so acres 10 Eli. $50 90
Henry Higgins TO Maria Higgins
$3.50 acres 10 w i.......... 1000 90
E A Thompson to E G Jory 50
acres los g. 1000 90
J A Bletsch to Geo NJ Geisendor-
fer, \ OF l60 acres Is E3... 90 90
W Q Riggs TO Geo Huston, so
acres Is wI.........7.... 200 90
Same 10 acres II w 1.., $50 90
] o Writsman TO Hattie A
Writsman, lot bl los HIS
al Albany y.---.-.-. S31 90
Fl l. Shelton to Pirst n Bank,
several pieces of land ~ 3o4 90
Ed Ea;ly 10 Geo Boatham lie
acres on Muddy y.......... 80 90
Margaret Cyrus ct al 10 X II
Moore, lls.0i acres 10 " 1000 90
Rhods A Smith to Joseph A
Smith, Geo II Smith, Annie
T keebler and Edna X
Beard, separate deeds of g.
TO ~ acres ce..-.. %
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

The o. P.-The Circuit court was in
session at Corvallis Saturday. The ap-
pointment of referee to pass upon the
distribution OF the purchase price of 800, :
900 paid into court by Bonner & Ham
mond was postponed until the regular
April term ,on account of the pending ap-
peal to the supreme court. The trans
cript is completed. A distribution will
be ordered when the case comes up. The
brief for the appeal is being printed by
P. ]. Smiley, of this city, and will cover
about 500 pages, the longest brief ever
printed in Albany. 1t has to be COM
pleted by the Goth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

OK LONG RDE.-J. E. Gabriel and J.
E. Gilbert, two Seattle jewelers. passed
through Albany this morning on a trip
to New York City on bicycles. They
will go to San Francisco and thence di-
rectly east, taking their time. They are
well equipped for the trip and pay their
way by doing repairing of watches and
jewelry. The men rode Ramblers and
declared there was nothing like a Ram
bier.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

IMPORTANT PAPERs.-Two big tin box
es passed through Albany from Corvallis
TO Salem this noon. They were labeled !:
Farmers Loan and Trust Co., agt. the
o. p. r. r. One was marked "pleadiBgs"
and the other evidence" and both were
addressed to J. ]. Murphy clerk OF the
supreme court. They we're the volumi-
nous papers in the very important o. P.
appeal case. 1t is the general sentiment
that the case should be heard as soon as
possible, SO the public may know what
they may depend upon in the matter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

SALARIES RAIsED.-The engineers seem
to have made satisfactory settlement
with the 5. p Co. during their confer
ence in San Francisco. As near as we
can learn their pay under the mileage
system will be 81 cents mile between
Roseburg and Portland for the passenger
and cents for freight runs; between
Roseburg and Ashland ~ for passenger
and freight alike Firemen get 81 per
cent OF the pay OF engineers, which il
only small advance over their presen,
compensation, while the engineers are
much better paid than under the sche-
dule of wages now in force.-GuaEd.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08
WHAT MCBRIDE FAvoRs.-Every legis-

WHAT MCBRIDE FAvoRs.-Every legis-
tor has his pet measures and Senator
e. eet Mcbride is no exception. He was
seen today says the Journal, and ex-
pressed himself as first and foremost, of
the most Importance to the development
of the Pacific coast for the Nicaragua
canal; next e fayors cable to the
Hawaiian islands at the earliest day.
He is especially interested in the claims
of the Indian war veterans for sos, 900,
as shown in his reports and for a pension
act in their behalf; and the claim of the
state of Oregon. for its share of public
land sales of $685., 600, which was fully
proved up by Mr.. Mcbride, as secretary
of state.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

Mr.. Charles Warner, OF Scio, was in
the city today.
Mrs. w. 4. Bilyeu returned last night
from San Francisco.
Mr.. Ed. Emmett, the college quartet's
bass, went to Salem this morning on q
bicycle.
! DIR. Kelley, Fred Bruckman and Newt
on Anderson have begun riding Rambler
bicycles within day or two.
Mr.. Huddelston, representing I. H.
| Dewey q Co., wholesale furniture deal
e-s, OF Rochester, New York, was in the
city today. The Man about Town spent
pleasant hour with him talking about
people known by both.
Mr.. w. A. Van Nortwick, recently oI
Independence, has accepted position in
the combination barber shop. He is 6
brother of one of the proprietors, and ID
an expert at the business; in hair cuttint
particularly he is said to have few equals
Hon. George E. Chamberlain, whit
has been in the city at work on the Leb
anon bank case, left today for Astoria in
the interest OF several property owners
Property on which the taxes were onl,
$24 was sold at sheriff's sale at cost o
about $500. Clatsop county against th'
world.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

THE CREAMERY MKETISo.-An enthusi-
astic creamery meeting was held st the
court house this afternoon. About
twenty-five stockholders were present.
Thos. Froman was elected chairman and
Z. W. Looney secretary. Upon ballot,
E. ". Looney. Jas. Hunter, Geo. Nc
knight, StrSuder Fronan and Cbbe
Peters were elected directors. The mat
ter Of location was discussed Among
the propositions were ones from II. Bry-
ant, in this city; ". II. Goltra, for
Goltra's Park; II. II. Hewitt, F. N.
Redfield. Thomas Froman and others.
Mr.. McMasters, creamery man recent
~ from Illinois was present and made
some valuable suggestions. The cream
cry proposition is undoubtedly success
so far.
A committee Of seven on location was
appointed and meeting will be held on
Friday at O'Clock to select the site.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08
A Rm mApcu-Tbare are now tb;r.v

A BfG ARcH.-There are now thirty
two men working in the Pioneer quarry.
Work on the stone for the big Parro,
block OF San Francisco is now in pro-
gress. The arch will be thirty feet
across, the smallest stone in il weighing
fifteen tons, and it Is said it viii be the
largest stone arch in the U. S. the last
steamer took thirteen car loads of stone
to San Francisco.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

A Loo CoNTRAcT.-W. B. Rohrer, re-
siding eight miles from this city has a
contract with the Oregon City Pulp Mills
to get out 400, 900 feet of logs and will be-
gin at once on the contract. He has en-
ployed five men in Eugene and will Sc
cure five more in Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08
MONDAY
NOW

on sale by S. E. Young, a large line of
spring and summer dress goods.
Another large invoice received yester-
day.
Crepon in cream, light blue and navy.
Just the thing for evening wear.
Corean crepe in gray and tan. Some
thing new and very pretty.
Llama cloth, silk stripe challie.
In fact many new goods and new de-
signs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08
TERMS

DAILY, l ct day; 25c per month; $500
per year, In advance SOC per month not
In advance. By carrier, l0c per week. 10
per cent added if allowed to run over 3
months.
WEEKLY, 81 % in advance; 81 so at end
OF year; Sl.75 for second year; 500 for
third and preceding years, when not paid
in advance. Clubs of five new subscribers
fer $500.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

MIR. BYRON HRS BAcK.-Vice Presi-
dent JAS. Byron, of Olala, of the soldiers
home board of directors gives the COM
mittee live hit in the Plaindealer. He
says: In order to make point against
me, they declined, as the law requires,
to serve legal notice on me stating time
and place of investigation of my official
acts. They preferred, guerrilla like, TO
shoot from ambush, or stab in the back,
which they fully, foully and completely
did. Daring my two years on the board
OF trustees have never travelled on a
free pass and charged mileage to the
state, nor have had the state of Oregon
to buy my postage stamps or pocket
knives, as the people who untruthfully
investigated the soldiers home have
done. The animus originated in the
fact that they were themselves candi-
dates for the offices of commandant, sec
retary and trustees.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

CRAyoSs.-Until further notice Tnkle
viii make doz best cabinet photos and a u
life size portrait for q. and will guarantees
finer work than can be had at any other
gallery in this county, or will give it away
absolutely free.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08
Executors
Sale.
March Ist. 1885.

March Ist, 1885.
We will receive this month from the
cast the Estates contracts consisting OF
large lines Of New Spring Goods, in few
days,and 10 make room for then we viii
reduce the price in every line Of merch-
andise.
Commencing Monday March !, We vii
display On our center counters some Of
the greatest bargains that viii be offered
during this sale.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

AGE OF CossESr.-AlIey's bill fixing
the age of consent passed by the legisla-
ture takes effect May oath. 1t is as follows:
If any person shall carnally know any fe
male child under the age of eighteen years.
or shall forcibly ravish any woman Of the
age OF l6 years or upwards such person
shall be deemed guilty Of rape, and UPON
conviction thereof shall be punished by inn
prisonment in the peniten'iary for not less
than three nor more than twenty years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

And large line of Isiies and ehiIdrens
shoes veJ cheap. Entire change In
price IN shoes for this week.
March ?, 1895.
II. F MCILwAIS-
SEAUD FEoNAN.
Executors Est. i. B. McIlvain
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-08

o. T. A. OFFICERS. the annual
meeting of the Odd Fellows Hall Associ-
alton the following directors were
elected: Julius Gradwohl, C. Meyer, ,Chas.
kiefer, J. A. Millard, J. L. Hill, Julius
Joseph, f. A. Parker. Officers viii be
elected in day or two.