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HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
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San Francisco. April s-F1our-Family
extras. $s.75G3.s5: bakers extras. $3.50
Se5; superfine. $2Sl3 per barrel.
Wheat-Shipping wheat. N0IlaGl0S& per
Genital for No. ]. and $l.l0 for choice; mill
ing wheat. N.17iz@L 22ia.
Barley-Feed, fair to good. 65G70c:
choice, 71Ix172izc. brewing s0Qs6j.c.
Oats-Milling. 75as2lac; Surprise. 9oas5c;
fancy feed, s2i41s5c: good to choice, $50
Soc; poor to fair. 6sl7Q72i3c; black. for seed.
nominal: gray. 32i24S0c per Genital; red, for
seed. nominal.
Receipts-F1our, quarter sacks. ass: do
Oregon, $50; do Washington, 4,2is; wheat,
centals. 1885; do Washington, LIED: barley.
centals, 1850: oats. Oregon. centals. $50: do
Washington. 4,i55; beans. sacks. Gao; corn.
centals, 1910; do Nebraska, 400; do ogden,
400: potatoes. sacks, $50: do Oregon. $500;
onions, sacks. IS; do Oregon. GO: bran.
sacks. 40: middlings, sacks. 200; do oregon,
324: hay, tons. i91: straw. tons. 20; hops,
bales. 10; wool. bales, 400: wine, gallons.
1S.62o; brandy. gallons, 1900.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Middllngs, SIG 5o91s: bran. sl3Gi4.
Hay-Wheat, $soll.50; wheat and oat.
G5o0I0.50; cat, C.50ai0; alfalfa, &7GI9: bar
ley, s7q9; clover. seas; compressed, 81. 500
1850; stock. s6a37.5o; straw, 35aa5c per bum
die.
Potatoes-River Burbanks, 25ds5c: Ore
potatoes. lh4iac per ID; sweet potatoes.
MERGED. s2-5og3.
observation-disclosures, Oregon. 709s0c: Cali
fornia. 50ll70c: Los Angeles tomatoes, 81. 50
Gl75; string beans, SQi2lac: green peas, ga
li4c: garlic. 4G5c; green peppers. 25930c:
dried peppers, l0c: mushrooms, l01 zoe; as
paragus, sl.5oa3L75: do choice. s2Gi2.25 Gu
cumbers. 5Ocdsl; egg plant, loal2hc; sum-
mer squash. saioc.
Fruit-No. apples. sL5tI250: Long
worth Strawberries, 75cQs1: Mexican lines,
s5.59ds: California lemons. 75cG$.25; do
choice. 81. 50G2: do fancy. s2.25925o: Cali
fornia Seeding oranges, slS1.75: navels,
s2I215; do fancy. S3l3.25.
Butter-Fancy creamery. 15isG1cc: Sec
onds. 149l5c; fancy dairy. lac: seconds. 12is
G13i9c.
Cheese-Fancy mild. new. lo,sc: fair to
good, 9aloc; Young America, 1Cq1e1zc:
Eastern. l2G14c.
Eggs-store. lolaaiic; ranch. n9l2o:
Poultry-Gobblers. 1sflec per ID: hens.
15al7c: ROSTERS. A5oa5; do young. s7ds:
small broilers. s3G45o; large do, s5.5eu659;
hens. N.D1550: old ducks s5Q6: young do,
s7.5A6fs.5 30: geese. 81 25q71 Is; old pigeArls.
s1.51d1-75: young do. sl.7592.
Game-Cottontail rabbits. 81; hares, 55c;
gray geese. si.25: white do. so.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-steady: December. sLos; May.
sI0Si4.
Barley-Steady: December. T1Nc.
Corn-s2isc.
Bran-S4.
Wool.
wooi-san Joaquin and Southern coast.
spring. poor, six months +T5c; do good six
months. Sac; do foothill good TO choice,
7lsc: years fleece. &issisi4c.
Hops.
Hops-Nominal: 2sic per ID.
r.1an.fti.
silver Bars 49,. esis Drafts, Sight 1913
Mex Dolrs. .55Q5654 Drafts, Teieg' h....7A
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Al LrsE-sKAGIr RIVER ROUTE.
WEEKLY TINE CARD.

srEAsfER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
,l1seS seaftle-Tuesday. April 7, at 6
: m: Thursday. April .. a, Z a. m: Sat-
vv.s -1sa ednesdAy. April 8, al 8 a. m. /;
rr.say. April 10. at 10 a. m: Sunday.
ssneI L. at II q. m Calling az TuIaiip
Eng souta Sunday and north Tues
- Calling al Edmun6s. Richmond. STAN
1cod. Fir. skAg;t City. Mount Vernon ana
gTEAMER CLAN MDOEALD.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday At q N
~ Edfnonds. Everett and Snohomish
svsr points. Landing at City dock. Sc
sffie. Going through TO Tacoma Tuesday
~" LILLY. BoGARDUs a CO. Inc.
r.a Main ST. Owners and ManagefA
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND
Daily. except Sunday.
leaves Everett s.sS a. m. D. m.
leaves Seattle II 80 am. and I'D p. m.
,.svss Everett Il a. m.
"trs,eslngle "Trip, 75c; round trip. q, Is:
.arnscts with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
s1Inanaing-Colman dock. foot OF Marion
srrIATTr.E AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
C1aud Trour Pres +. w. Goodhue. Bee.
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Tho VANCOUVER ROUTE.
srpAMER GEORGE r. STARR

BTFLAMfsR uEUfttff Z bIANN
Leaves Tacoma, II noon. Seattle. Yesler
wharf, 3 D. m, Mondays and Thursdays
FOR Port Townsend. Anacortes. Fairhaven.
New Whatcom. Blaine and Friday Harbor.
and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver y. m
following day.
Fare 10 Blaine. s.: fare to Vancouver s..
For further Information apply to Yesler
wharf.
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oats-Aprfl. isssc: May, cxo.
Pork-May. ss.se. July. asa
Lard-May. $50. July. $50
Rihs-May. SAC: July. A..zi.
F1axseed-Ssc.
Tmcthy-SsS s..
Barley-S<ssSc
Rye-sSsc.
1.-Two Stock.
Common TO choice steers were IN ufr,ne
demand at s.. ssG24.fS with the bulk Of
the sales at S.Saa;&.sp choice to extra
heifers. s. ss9s7s
Hegs-Ssies today were at s. ses,. % for
straight lots OF common to choice heayv
and medium weights. transactions being
lsrgely at S.7e0Ss5. light weights, o..0
6s.o.
Sheep-There was an active Demand A
SEA for common TO prime sheep. with ealea
OF Westerns at g. es1s. 70.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

p,.natch steamers from Seattle ~ fol-
rsr Gan Francisco, via Port Townsend
.ns Victoria at a. M. passengers re-
ceiyed on board at a m.) April 2, Z. Il.
II. e and q.
For Alaska-April ., IL and IL at q. IN.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget sound ports at 8. m, April 4. .. IA.
ie. u and ..
Tickets may be obtained at the once Of
the company at Ocean dock. Seattle.
J. r. TRONBRIDGE. p. 3. Supt.
GOOpAL.L, PERKINS & co.
General Agents, San Francisco.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.

Steamer 4 X Robinson. carrying 4. s.
mai leaves CITY dock. foot cf Main street,
AZ >S n. m, arrives at Sidney at io.f5 a.
n Arrives az SilVeriale AZ "a IN. Leaves
SNerdAle at y Is y. m; leaves sidney on
stiurn a, p. m, Daily. except Sunday
fare, &c. f. y. Robinson, master Lilly,
-ogardGs & Co. agents Telephone. Main
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xRuSE AND MADISON LINE.
STEAMER LAKME

WI make regular trips from San Fran
csco. carrying freight at reduced rates.
connecting at Seattle and Tacoma with
uefrers for all Puget so1nd ports. For
rates apply % L. f. Game. Wharf tele-
phone. Pike "a
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HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Stockton. Market aud Ellas d..

LIvER.-when your liver 10 affected yoa may
feel Dine. melancholy. irritable and easily dis
cootented Ysu win nssice many symptoms that
you really have and many that you really do not
have. You need a goed liver regulator. and this
yeu should take at once. Yoo get It from
Us. Write for book on liver troubles, IAN About
the LIVER" Sent free.
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wHATcoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE.

STEAMER Ray CITY
Leaves City dock. foot OF Main street.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at p.
=, for Anacortes. Fairhaven and What
Wsanssday and Friday al SD. m Fare II
Lilly. Bogardus h Co.. City dock. Agents.
W. Fl. ELLIS. Owner.
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,VoU CAN GET HUDYAN ONLY By APPLY.
- ing to the HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
HUDYAN cures certain forms of nervous exhaus-
ton. nervous debility. mental worry melancholia.
wasting diseases and Lost Manhood. Hudyan
certain forms Of Liver and kidney affections.
Circulars and est;monlals Of the Great HrdyaD
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER RosArIE

STEAMER RoSALlE.
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria ana
Port Townsend daily. except Sunday. at
u a. TN, returning. leaves Victoria a.
50 y. N. Steamer Idaho leaves for
Port Townsend and way points daily. ex-
eept Saturday al 2 m: Sunday. direct.
q 4. m. returning direct. leaves Pert
townsend az y. m. Phone. Pike -.
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Total sales.


Total Sales.
The total sales OF stocks today were
153. 4S9 shares. including: American Tobac-
co l5,s0o, Burlington n 900. American Sugar
1900. General Electric $500. L. a N. 1900
Manhattan $500. Missouri Pacific 1,4o0
Rock Island 3.1O0. 81. Paul 100. Tennes-
see Coal 900.
Flour-Receipts l41oo, exports 1900 bar
reis. Market strong and active. with q good
local demand, particularly for spring pat
ents. which were raised Zoe all around:
closed strong: winter patents. $1,000;
Minnesota patents. 50 etdc.es; Southern
-four. active.
wheat--Receipts. 100 bushels: exports.
$500 bushels. Spot market. stronger; No.
l hard, 7ssxc at elevator. Options opened
strong, on bad crop news; sold of under
realizing and short sales. helped by a dis
appointing decrease In the visible, but in
the last hour turned suddenly strong again.
having an excited advance on reports OF
small worlds shipments, a big decrease
on passage. and more bullish crop news:
closed 2q2isc higher: No. red April closed
73Ac: May. 7l7sG7S4c; closed, 73hc.
Visible Grain supply.
The visible supply OF grain April (. as
compiled by the New York Produce Ex-
change, is as follows:
Bush. Inc. Dec
Wheat. ..... %. :. 90. ss2 mo ....... ~, 600
Corn. -. 1s, ssa 900 45a, 100 .......
Oats eceo 90 4so 40 ....
Rye. go. ...... l,75W0 5000 .....
Barley. :. ..... $50. 1.f4o.000 ....... G. 600
Hops.
Hops-Dull.
wool-Quiet-
CofYee.
Coffee--options closed dull. At net ad-
vance OF 5df1o points. Sales, 1880 bags, in
Guiding: March. sio.2o. Spot Rio. dull:
No. I. 1870: mild. quiet: Cordova, ss.Qisc.
Sugar.
sugar-Raw, firm: sales. 2.775 BAGS Cuban
centrifugal. 90 test, at 3-1sc; refined. firm.
Petroleum.
Petroleum-DuIl: United closed H.3.
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0fEA0ERD,
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
flDs Gard IN Eject June 4 IL

Deaftle. Everett and whascom route
state OF Washington leaves Seattle daily,
except Saturday. at 10 p. n.
leaves Seattle daily. except Saturday, a3
~ p. m
Telephone. Main IN Yesler Dock.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland, April s-Wheat-Walia Walla
6q SC; Valley. &45Sc.
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Seattle,
Lake Shore
& Eastern
Railway.

TTHos, n. BRowM. Receivers
Trains leave and arrive depot foot OF
Columbia street.
TIME CARD IN EFFECT DEC. .. 1870
mo. ; ! No /. Lv. Ar No. s, No. 4
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HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Stockton, Market and Ellis SITS.

TAINTED BLo0D.-Inpurs blecd due 70 -.
rious private disorders. carries myriads Of sors-
producing germs. Then come sore throat. PIN.
pies. copper-cslosed spots. ulcers In mouth. old
sores aud falling hair. Yea can save . trip 70
Hst Springs by writing for "hlsod Book" - the
old physicsns Of the
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Wool,

wooi-San Joaquin and Southern coast
spring. poor, six months. +G5c; do good. six
months. 5dsc; do foothill. good TO choice
7lsc: years fleece. &issisi4c.
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hospital. At late hour last night he
had not regaiRed consciousness and will
die.
William II. McNutt, alias George II.
Lynn, has been placed under arrest in
Chicago at the instance Of local detec-
tive aad is charged with being q member
of an alleged gang of mining stock
swindlers. A. V. Cornell, with several
aliaseg, has already been placed under
prepared for one b. G. Evans from Butte,
Mont.
A Paris paper publishes an address by
the Cuban committee of Paris which de-
olares that the murder of General An
tonic Maceo will assist the cause of
Cuba's liberty. The revolt in Cuba, the
address says, has the sympathy of all
Frenchmen who uphold the rights OF
man.
Governor Drake of Iowa, in an inter
view says he thinks is is time for the
United States to recognize the 1ndepend-
ence of Cuba. The governor speaks
warmly of the Cuban cause and is
anxious to aid the patriots.
Queen Victoria and her court left
Windsor castle for Osborne house Friday.
John Potter, Wausau, Wis.,, who has
been city clerk, register of deeds and q
member of the CITY council, committed
suicide Thursday by shooting through
the head while temporarily insane.
Minister DENNY, ut Pekin. cables the
state department that China has accepted
amendments to the international regula
ton for the prevention of collision at
sea.
R. G. Dunn & Co. IS weekly review of
trade says: The failures for the week
have been 1897 in the United States,
against 377 last year.
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BRIEFLY TOLD.

At meeting of the State Fish and
Game Commission held in Bangor yester-
day it was voted to prohibit fishing In
Green lake and its tributaries, between
October 1st and May lat, for term of
five years, to take effect at once.
Mayer Herseeg, the young New York
diamond salesman, who reported the losa
of SIG, 600 worth of unset diamonds at
Boston police headquarters Thursday
night, said next morning he had found
no olew to the missing gems. He offers
q reward of 500 for their return. regard
less of whether they have been stolen or
acoidently lost.
A Madrid paper asserts that 1t has besn
definitely proved that Japan has landed
men and ammunitions of war upon the
Philippine islands and the Philippine
rebels are commanded by Japanese
officers. Two more battalions Of troops
have sailed for Manila.
Louis Maurics Of Biddeford, charged
with attempting to procure poison to az
minister to his wife was bound over to
the January term of the supreme court
Yesterday. He furnished securities in
the sum of $1,000.
At meeting Of the Debating league of
the Now ENGLAND colleges Boston Uni
versity formally withdrew from the
league, and the debate which had been
arranged between that university and
Colby has consequently uoen oecidTeu oAs
Bates and Colby will probably arrange
debate in the near fut ure.
The Somerset grand jury yesterday
morning reported nine indictments one
each for en- bezzlemen6, selling diseased
meat, assault and battery, malicious mis-
chief, breaking and entering and larceny,
common seller of intoxicating liquors,
keepiszE house Of i'll fame and two for
larceny.
Two of the Proctor brothers were taken
from the Jail al Russellville, KY, Thurs
day night and lynched. ssamother was shot
to death in his cell. The Prootors, Arch,
Dink and Bill, were charged with the
murder of Doc and Aaron Grafton on
Noyem ber "a. The mob came from
Adairville.
James Sheehan while with Patrick
Begley tried to steal goose from Mrs.
Cohen's grocery store In Chicago Thurs
day. Mrs. Cohen. caught him and
crowd pressed around. Sheehan drew
revolver and shot man named Barnett
Cooper. He fired two other shots and was
feled by Ratchet. They picked SheehaD
IN, who WAS unconscious, and his victim,
Barnett Cooper. was taken TO the
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Resolutions.

North Gorham, 3scember 1s.-The PEG
pie OF this village have for some time an
ticipatsd offering some expression OF
gratitude for the gift of bell for their
new school building. The bell was pre-
sented last fail by members OF the H all
family, descendants of Levi Hall, for
whom the building wasynamed. Recent
" the following resolutions were drawn
up by the senior GLASS:
Resolved, That we, the first graduating
class of the Levi Hall, school, in behalf
OF all the pupils, make known our appre.
oiatiou OF the gift of our fine bell, pre-
sented by thu members Of the family for
whose ancestors the building was named.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
published, and copy of the publication
be sent to each Of the donors.
LYME o. ATHERTON, '97,
GEORGIA L. -MABRY, '97,
Committee on Resolutions.
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Portland Colony Pilgrim Fathers.

Portland Colony Pilgrim Fathers.
The following officers of Portland
Colony, No. 81. Pilgrim Fathers. were
elected last evening for the ensuing six
months:
Governor-A. NJ. Souie.
Lieut. Governor-Irene E. Sawyer.
Collector-George o. D. Soule.
Treasurer-Asa B. Russell.
Secretary-Lydia P. French.
Chaplain-Mary E. 8. MAXI cid.
Hergeant-at-Arms-Ja K. Sawyer.
Deputy Sergeant-ap Arms-Susie j.
Sawyer.
Inside Guard-A. Fl. Bibber.
Outside Guard-Mrs. Il. Fernald.
Trustees-Eigar S. Fassett, James E.
Sawyer, Asa p. Russell.
At the business meeting the treasurer
announced the receipt of draft for $4,000
from the supreme secretary payable to
the wife of VIM. b. Rounds, member
recently deceased. Several applications
wers received for membership and at the
close of the meeting the members enjoyed
a baked bean supper.
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WESTBROOK.

The local order of the Christian En-
deavo1 held Christmas cong service at
the Congregational vestry, last evening.
The topic was 'Joys that were born into
the world with Christi
Miss Elizabeth Z. Cutter returned yes
terday from Bradford academy to spend
the holiday recess ut her home in this
city.
Rev. Mr.. Hammond a colored preacher
of the South, will preach at the M. e.
oh urch tomorrow at tho morning service
in the interest Of the Freedmen Aid
society.
At the regular meeting of Calanthe
assem- bly,, p. g., this evening, officers
will be elected for the ensuing year.
The Christmas nImber Of the West
brook Chronicle is very oreditabls pro-
duction. 1t comprises thirty six pages Of
very interesting matter neatly bound.
Mr.. John Penneil who has been In
rather DOOR health for some weeks was at
tackled with a severe fainsing spell, yes
terday. 1t was at first thought that he
had suffered an appoplstic shock, but 1t
WIS later learned Gnag mourning VI SO
serious nature had pefollen him.
The city schools closed today for the
regular midwintsr vacation.
There will be special services at the
Universalist church tomorrow.
The iron bridge Is now in place and the
citizens are given an opportunity to pass
Judgment upon it. All who have seen it
expressed themselves will pleased with
the structure.
Mr.. Patrick Donnelly is arranging his
"Pioneer stories in book form. 1t Is
stated that he has already secured a large
mum Der of subscribers.
Mr.. 9. A. Moses has received word
from Adjutant General Connors that II
is desired that company Of the National
Guard be mustered in from this city, be-
fore the close of the year. Much en-
thusiasm is being manifested in the
matter by the young men of the city, and
it can be said that Westbrook will have a
company of which the citizens Will have
cause to be- proud A meeting for re-
cruiting will be held at the new arrnory,
Forest street grammar school building,
Monday evening. Every one interested In
the matter should be present.
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Hartford, Conn, December 1s.-Con
tracts have been signed for tho oonstrnc
ton of an electric power station at Ber-
lin. which will be the biggest plant OF
its kind known to the electric world.
The electrical equipment Of the Nan.
tasket branch by the Consolidated road
was the first step towards the opperation
OF tho trunk line by electricity, and the
construction of this immense power
station at Berlin is the second
The new plant will be supplied with
the best and most modern apparatus. II
will formsa central point operate the
Berlin and Middletown branches and the
New England tracks from New Britain
to Hartford. 1t will also operate the
electric system in Meridian, and light ali
the railway stations including the one at
Hartford. This will be tbs first electric
planu which has ever operated lines run
ming in four different directions
Che railroad offici lis in this country
and inEurope have been watching closely
eacn step taken by the Consolidated road
toward the adoption of electricity for
motive power. A number Of western
roads are now in consultation with the
ofioials of tue Consolidated, with view
toward introducing electricity on their
lines.
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Burglary at South Berwick.
ESPECIAL TO THE PRESS.

South Berwick, December IS. --South
Berwick has been treated to another
burglary, the third within a month.
Sometime thursday night one of the
trout windows of j. B. Whitehead q
Brother, tailors, WIS broken, and the con-
tents of tbs window made way with. The
window had just been fitted up to catch
the eye of tho Christmas shoppers and
contained q fine assortment Of neokties,
scarf oiug and various osher nice articles.
The frfn stsmate their loss at about
$50. No clue.
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Never Experienced Worse.

Boston, Decent Der 1s.-Captain Bond OF
the Merchants and Miners company
steamer Essex, which arrived from Nor
folk last night reports the passage the
worst in his experience. The vessel en-
countered the gale off Winter Quarter
lightship Monday night and for forty
eight hours the captain says the ship was
times to send her to the bottom. The
forecastle ami captains room were
flooded but no other damage was sus-
tained
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Foresters Election.

At the annual meeting Of Court Fal
mouth, A. .. f. Of A., these officer
were elected;
Chief Ranger-R. +. Somers.
Sub Chief Ranger-P. Fl. MCGUIRE.
Treasurer-J. S. Burke.
Financial Secretary-W. II. Lowery.
Recording SecreSary--J. L. Ourran.
Senior W0odward-Henry O'Connor.
Junior Woodward-F. ]. Smith.
Senior Beadle-W. B. Carpenter.
Junior Beadle-J. Il. Sylvester.
Trustee for two years-W. a. Dugan.
Court physician-Dr. ]. B. O'Neil.
Musician-W. B. Carpenter.