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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-06
Er1m TaesIsyspa.ly.

H. R Wood lei, for Hillside this meTu'uS
 T. W. Johnston has been appoint ed notary public.
 Revival services at the Methodist church this evening.
 Supreme court will meet iu Phe- next Monday.
 Hhenix neods new opera house, sni no less than three are talked of.
 A. Falco returned on this morn inc's train from a visit to Cali furnia.
 The brick work If the new Mercy ho,Pi.sl is fast approaching com Plttlon.
 Nrs. W. W. Lewis and her two daughters left yesterday for Tioga. Texas. to spend the winter
 (. H. Akers and r. \. Tritle Jr., have rented the building recently occupied by the Band Box millinery store on tbe north side of the plaza, where they will shortly open au ab strsct and conyeyanCiug office.
 F ]. Stefan, the candy manufac- turer, wants Il distinctly understood that he has located permanently in Prescott.
 Iavapai county's legislative dele gatiou will leave for Pheni1 next Sunday. to get there a week before the opening of that body.
 Monday morning was the coldest of the season n Pheni1. The Her ald states that no damage was done 10 orange trees.
 James Hughes, who killed two Mexicans Cn Big Bug during the past few mouths. has sold his saloon out st that place, and, with his family. has gone to reside with his father near Lor3sburE, N. NJ.
 c. H. Jackson. master mechanic of the :. F., P. X P. railway, is expected back tonight from spending the holidays with his family a, Indian apolis.
 There will Se public installation of the officers of the W. R. (. and the Grand Army of the Republic st
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-06

scene ot the org.es IS lad st the door oi the other paper.
 Ii. F. Paine has been appointed superintendent of the third district Of the Posta, Telegraph Company, with headquarters at Kansas City. Arifona, farmcr.y iu the itIh dls- tTict. with headquarters a' Denvtr Is uow ia this district. Mir Pane, who takes the position ot saPeUu- ;eujeut. ws, formerly manSE'T ot tbe Ch.laSu office ot Jua Postal company. as> promotion benz a racocn.ni,i.u oi his valuable ser vices Co the company.
 A ]. Hubert left oa yesterday afternoons train for Portland. Ore GOn. where be expects "a to for the nex. three months NIT. Rupert has been in this section for the past tweuty-Oue wears, and during that time be has uever had what nigsJ be termed q vacation. He says he thinks he bSs earned one, and will spend it iu Oregon. He has opened up several good mIuJug properties during the above period. some oi which he has sold and then spent the proceeds n the development oi others. He has ssyera. good prop eTtIes now.
 Col A L. HoIgh vii. leave for the east touoTrcw. to reside there permanently. Gel! Houga wSs for merly Pos. commander at Nblpp.e, and when he Was retired on Sccouat of age, he returned to this place 10 reside with his daughter, Mrs. W. G Hal. aS he I> ia love with the climate oi AriEouA ca account of the removal Of his son Iu-law, Major W. R Hall, to Wash inEtou. Col. Hough will leave also, although he does >o with reluctance, ss be says he prefers the qaiet ot ArlEona, with Us matca.eSS climate, to s residence ID Washington. Col. Hou-h's departure w.li be greatly regretted by our citizens with whom he Is universally popular.
 James G. Megea,b, of Omaha, V a0raska. who haS been stopping at the Congress House for the past two weeks, left yesterday afternoon for his home. Mc NeSeSth came to Omaha from Virginia ID the early iit.es. and by >trIct attention to business and goo5 Judgment, has auasSei q large fortune Though hs has passed h.s seventy second vear. he iS still ju the ring, and showed hIs good judgment and con tGerce in NavapSl mines by leaving some of hls wealth to develop their resources. He was accomPSnied by Van II. Brooks, ot Sal, Lake, a cousin oi Judge H Brooks, of Prescott. Mr. Megeaih expects to return e Prescott in the near fu- fura
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-06

the Odd Fellows hall this evening, January 3, 1897, at S o'clock, All ara invited.
 The :. F., r. & F Railway Com pany has been running work train since the first of the month. gravel ing it's road bed. lt is a, present at work north of Prescott. but will be moved south of Kirkland soon.
 [. FrantR, received telegram yesterday announcing the death of his father at Wellington, Kansas The news was not unexpected d. Mr. FrSntz has been sick Tor some tune AUd bis son has just returned from a visit to hun.
 B. II Weaver has made a success of growing umbrella trees, they having passed two winters now. NJ. F. MOrin and II. D AItken received a lot of these trees from PhenIN this morning. and will plant them.
 Hon. J. J. Davidson, of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, congressman CACAA HUH HIS dAclI4Nts NAf4 tA AC- niX Saturday. He came there about a month ago with bis family in search of health, but his death oc- cured Ss stated.
 Prof. C. D. Ostrom was highly pleased with PheuiH and it's people during hls visit there last week He thinks of exchSu ging some property be owns ID California for property down there, as he thinks he would like the Salt river valley better than California.
 The JoCRNAL-MNER was in error in its last issue ID stating that the man ho did the recent shooting at Congress, had been held under Sl.- UO bonds t1 appear before the grand jury. His bail was fixed at the above amount pending his pre- hmluary examination, which was to take place today. District Attorney II. D. Ross went down to Congress on this mornings train 10 conduct the examination.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-06

G W. Hsi came la from Jerome this morning..
 J. J. I,sprr returned yesterday from brls. vis,, to FheniN.
 Attorney General J. F. Wilson came up from PleuiX yesterday.
 Judge (. F. A.rswor,h. or Pheni1, Is ID town attending court
 The Prescott Choral Society will nee; tonight at the uIEa school building
 Ulion rev;ya. service, aj the Methodist church this evening 8; 7.+5 o'clock.
 George J. salmon and Ms, Mona Wells we're usrr.ed JAS; -ht by R ,v. l. J Harper.
 E. T. Tus,.a returned on Sa,urday nigh; from A.s tr.P east on mining business.
 The lem pe5a.uIc tLls morning was twelve degrees above zero. Sunday morning 2; was II d, Srees above and Saturday h.
 The man Mu-r8v wnlw arIc led charged wI:a rlc robbery ot the station asea. ac Congress wsS re- leased on Sa;Ur.ly, the eVldeu e not o-luE su.iic.en. to h0li him.
 Mrs. \. J.Caani.er of Pleu.G was a passenger on tL.- morning . south bound train. S.e had accompanied her husband a. lar as sh Fork on hIs ;r.P east.
 Chief Justice \ ( Baker came from Pa-uiN yesterday, aud gs occu pyiuE the beucB I1 t4s tTIal ut cases when Judge HsNk.us .s disqualified to try.
 Dr. W. R. Hal. who has been ordered from Nu p?.e Co Washing ton Tor duty. NIA succeed Surgeon O'he..!y, a, tAa, place, physician to President Cleveland anu family. Surgrou O'A,i.ly VII! bs provided wIJh good station for the next five years Dy the President.
 The ladies W4o got up the Leap Year ball have settled up the hnan- cIal aHairs oi the entertainment,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-06
SloO Reward. $Ioo.

The reNdcrs of this paysr will be pleased to leAra tlAt fnsrp ls at lrAst one dreA1ed d .-sNse thzf sclele= hzs h-sn Ahls Co cure m al its sr> and that is cAfArrh HLIs CAtArrh t'Cra Is tae ouly positive cure noN known Jo ths medical fraternity. CAtNrrh heinE a constitutional s- sAss. rs,,uiras a colstifutionsl treNrmsnt- Halle CA,Asrh Oure Is taken internally. Acllns directll upoa tAe blood Aod rnnco1s surfaces sf the sy>- tan. tlereoy destroying the fuundAtlon of tce dlsaAsa, And SIvi2g the patie-t strength by hciidtlg Cp the cons ltuti ln and ASSisting nAIure in doing Its work. Taa propris:urs nave so much tAIta la its curative bowers. tlNt they offer Ole Alliryst Dollars fsr any cSSe thAl q. Tzis tN cure. Send tor lls- tsStirnonlAls
 Ad1r--s- !. J. CHENEY X co Toledo, c.
 Sold by Nr-lssls-s s5S
 Halls kkral.y Pills s7- rba h-sSf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-06
THE GTI AND COUNTY s.vS7 liens PCn 0lI t62 I0s1 iE1
 S-E -5.1s J3IE,p.
g1z a---e.zsys gz-,y.

E7-- a-----zsy's uz-,y
 Leap A-s5 ta-I tomorrow B Sa;-
 F.N. NurYay vea; 2, pa,-,1 ,h.s morning.
 F A. Bar. -. Ba,se. Nsn;Aaa is reS,s-e-eG So, Er,e- Burke.
 R.C. T-..-.. t-e genial arE eceI- E-;.c --a.--.-- ca-. .s lu ,oWc-
 Ee-sy E-r ring cane io from Jerome ;l-s -yr---E-
 Mrs. D. N Glars has returned from B v.,., g.. LrS Angeles,
 T. J. Cor -la came .1 this a..s.- noon frcc < I----->s.
 The u.5,av ccur; ordered ;o convene at &l.pq.e ea,.y next month has .- . r-cered suspended.
 Jude k. 2. E.sAs returned this mora.-- .--- s----slaS tae -eSch- CTS ll>,.--;- E-el-x.
 Rea3 g--- e.er Bros loca. a5- vert.s=.-.-t- -- 0s.. oe money ID yocr ? .-s..- sr>c.
 T.-E 1s-- Hs-a ,.... hc.as forth at ;L- .: cr--e 1eu>,. | her meet irgs a:- ws-. a--a-U-:.
 Grs-: -s-.l ar ;be Lea0 Year bal ;.---c-. 2l--, $, g o'clock sharY,
 N=>54l-s - 2. WetmCre and E 5, Haes-.s returned th.> atteraooa from ;L-.s y->., ,o PGeG.I.
 Mrs. U D. Os.r2m and he- son. Haro.&. vsl; -o Ple2.1 ;ais morning to spe1G Few days.
 N-s. C-a-.es Humphreys, os Camp Sena'c-. WAS sCau- c2e gu- ct town v.s.:-:> .- Prescott today.
 J. E L.s,o2 cane a from ,he BraGsaaEs -as; 2,s1; i5c brief vIS.:.
 F. Cea,.l,, 70. El--aa, CA..5rr;a, le!, f'. ar-s tal> as.e-uor1. after yis.; o. several days ia tli> section. Co1@.v g-ss>-r-r John Hsr-.o bas co,.eo;e- >>-.5-.-> ol t--s years taX-s-
 Tick-.> t.- 1e L-sp Y-a- ls,, t5- . norros are ol >A-e g. E1SS' . and B-- drug stores a.5 a. S-epa-. ,. hs,:--rS
 The G. E A--y v--e-a-s aai . tte T-1--> &-.-s Cc.ps -ai . ve-E 2--s-s -.-- .A>c -ve---E at . tke gan. -rs P. --e former. Cha-.eS 2s-a ag .s-, e- ms morn jc<s 'rs- r G.-0--. wavrr te q. -.-a.-S f"- --- -:-- S-- Yc.-a. --.-----y- Ms N-s-s Gould --.g-.a.2ed 8 . lar-r -u-..- her yCG-- -s>.v sud . y,.-- --- -.--1 .r-a-cs -a-- evec- . IFS a: t1e .-s .e--s .. her parents ! An '-y.->.-. .-.- Nl.gp.= was pT->e--. a-. . ------tl. evening WIS spe-- .v .-r>- wle a--e- t-I.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-06
pi.trict Cont rrncasdinr.

Monday, January 4.-LeOnsrG BuSley, contestant, vS, Donald Campbell, respondent. Case passed till 10 o'clOck JanuSrv 5.
 Hon. John j. Hawkins, judge, re- tired, and Hon. 4. C. Baker, judge of the third judicial district, took his seat upon the bench.
 L. J. Webber vs KaSturr & Brown et al. Case on trlal before the court without a jury.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-06

w. os1 a%1-l to say Get ev--y sort of SrhiL hytE'S Bssf ,ca oi your gro Ger and get your money back on what you don't { like"
 Your tca-tradc for the rest of your life Is worth the risN and th-rc iS no risk. AS,Aaars & yr-sa-y
 Sza trzHs e.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-06
Midway R..,auTap, Creditors.

Tom Kim has purchased the Mid way restaurant, and will take charge Of the same next Saturday. All persons hgviug claims against the former management of the place gre requested 10 present them next Saturday, st o'clock, when the purchase price of the restaurant will be divided pre- rata among the creditors. lan5id
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-06
F-- sa.Er.sysls..r

The Kindergarten opens agaIu on Monday.
 The A. O. L. W lodge meets at s.51 tonight
 The pahIc schools will reopen next Monday.
 F. B. Gage let; for Congress this morning
 I. J. Corugau of Congress, left Tor home today.
 The Tees of tbe recorders office Ter December amounted Co S42S @. Supervisor T M. Earnhsrt left for Kirkland this morning.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-06
Dg. \. HEAvENSTON, Operative and ProstheTIc Deutlst.
Arizona Antiquarian A..oe,atiou =:

The annual meeting of the Ar zoua Antiquarian Association will bc held in Pheui1. Saturday, January ., lS97, ID connection with the Arizona Teachers lnstitut, and Association. All persons interested in preserving our antiquities are eligible to membership and are in vited Co be present. \ good working programme has been arranged.
 ]. MLLER. President
 Territorial papers please copy. td
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-06
Rheumattsm Foe

Which gIyes DO quarter IL tor ments l,s victims day and night Hoods Sar,sparIlis puriheS the blood and cures the aches Su8 pains cf rGeUma'
 HNod's pu.S are the best family cathar,ic sad liver medicine. Gen t.e. reliable, sure.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-06
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 T1e P-~e.., f.r, n. g. ayers have G--. home U.tl ta- .E-a tna: they ca1 --f "a. tLe I-t.1- ...u of tuls c.-v. s.. av t-.-r 8-f-a. ,1 th- lac, --a- .-. lad 8 l-r1 zane the day a-t .-. l--y nav -- r-.t Iu th..r c..-.-. -. ..-.- .- .- t- .--v tr L.a-,-. --E- ---ra -s n1t 8 -.-.. .... team ln --e .-II-gry that ,za out pay ,-e ... .- ,.s-. and .c l. only uN las. ---r..-- that any ;aam wall cr- .. --- conclusion. pl-- DIX Here
 Al -r- r-.S--.- 9 seems go have "a.a... . ---sri tarl- Leap lear be-. ...F p-.F.- apparently -l.--..- Mss f..,.... tt. a.l car-sr-. -.s..-a hand g, .t. N -..- -. r -. -.T-- Frr .... n.a~-- .....- .--a--.r. N.,- N.t-.. .-- -..--r.. .5s u..L tE. ;--a-a-....- E ... -.. comm --..-.,.. ben -~ A.e- uag a-. Sa-z McOr,-. ...-r..,5 as M-,. L. B. Ne,urr.
 Ma.oT V. ]. Hal. s,r-4-- r S army, stA.l--. - Wa.p..- Ina. been relieve tr.. ..-ya.itsahl P.ara s.. has b-.- -.--.E 2, r- P"rt ,s ,a. sIr-e.- ---a.ra' ,- Na-t.--cr- During t.. rer.,.s Na. Gs as been sta. -..4 a. N-rr. .. .a~ usie ...- .F wa--- .-..-- .a- ,he citIze-- r Ir.-. .- Us .. US m army cir,..- a " .-..- -aver seeking Ir-..... ...- q. u. ,ae army h.s Ser - -a.. .....1 great demand al-,-- >, a- be is B phv- s'tlAA >.---.a. pr>s->>,-i ni saPei.'f -- prntes>.rn Not only have -...s been an de uauI anon ...s-..s b-,rt.. Pays.s.aas .f '5.-.... have rapa,,- et.v ca.l 8 am "a .-a.sI;,,5.7 ,- cri;.ca. cas-~ s-i l- u... a.. ussss by ,a. I-. .~-... tra. w...- E. and h-s a-..a.- ..E- e..ll a.sc u-. missed ire" ~..,E s.Tg.-s. TLey w.l leave 8, >1"- a> practicable. prob ably within ;n1 ureks.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-06
Don't orrv

About your health Keep vour blood pure by taking Hoods Sarsa- par..-S and you ueej not fear the E-p. colds. bronchitis, pneumonia ur typhoid fever.
 Hoods Pills are the iayorite fsm- fly cathsrtic, easy to take, easy to operate.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-06
Territorial papers please copy.
For Rent,

Sazerac saloon and lodging house; three offices over Prescott National bank two small houses near reservoir two rooms south of Mining Ex change; three rooms in Mining Ex- change building; the Alhamhra cafe,
 ir22 LCvJ BASBFoRD.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-06

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-06
Eine Tailoring.

Latest novelties in fall and wjntef goods just received by Voigtlander, the Tailor. S3tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-06

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-06

Deputy sheriff NJ tBds recently arrested man named Murray, who Is suspected Of the T. Osbery of the station aS-n, at Congp Ss Junction. NuudS tra,led his maL, from the scene ot toe robbery Co 11o.ut on tle Colorado river, overt AkiL'g hIm Jus; As be was preParIn. g to swim across tbe stream. Th.s acc. used will be given his prel,mIr .ary e1l m nation at Congress Mon day.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-02-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

AT the Metropolitan Theater this af-
ternoon at o'clock the distinguished
actor, Louis James, will appear in a
comedy role, part in which he has
never been seen in Sacramento. The
play Will call to its presentation his
entire large company. 1t is a refined
comedy of the very best type, from the
French of the Famous Scribe, and is
entitled My Lord and Some Ladies -
The San Francisco press pronounced it
when given in that city. as one of the
most refreshing and delightful plays
of the time, and it there drew crowded
houses. The prices for this matinee
performance have been put below the
prices usual for this company and are
20, 80 and % cents
Tonight Mr.. James will appear in
''Spartacus," the greatest of his dra-
matte works. The tragedy will be
given with all the scenery used by Mr..
james at the East, and painted espec-
tally for the production. All the armor.
furniture and fittings are made after
models in the European museums. In
deed the troupe clears the MetropoIi-
tan stage entirely, and occupies it with
its own scenery and effects. AS the
company does not leave here for the
East, but for Los Angeles tomorrow,
there need be no fear, say the man
agement, of any haste or abridgement
However that assurance was scarcely
necessary, as James has always kept
his promises with this public and never
sighted a dramatic performance in
this city. One scene in the play which
requires most elaborate mounting is
that of the arena. which is conceded to
be one of the best scenic effects of the
day. Other scenes are in and about
Rome, the camps of the two hostile
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-02-27
PHILOSOPHICAL CRUSADE.
And the Crusaders Will Reach Sacra-
mentO TODAY.

Handbills are abroad announcing
that the American Theosophists, who
have travelled around the world ON be-
half of the theosophical movement
which was begun in America by Mad
anne H. p. Blavatsky, continued by
William Q. Judge, and now under the
leadership of Mrs. katherine A. Ting
ley, will arrive in Sacramento to-day
and invite the public to a meeting in
Turner Hall on Sunday evening at s
o'clock, when the Crusaders will give
addresses on Brotherhood" ''Toler-
alton and kindred thesophical top
les.
The members of the party are: Mrs.
Katherine a. Tingley, leader of the
Theosophical movement throughout
the world; E. T. Hargrove, President
of the theosophical societies in Amer
lea, Europe and Australia; Claude
Falls Wright, President of the New
York Theosophical Society, and Sec
rotary to the late Madame Blavatsky
and to William Q. Judge; Mrs. Claude
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-02-27

armies. and the Campania with Mount
NesuviuS rising on the distant horizon.
OF all the stories of ancient Rome
which have been handed down 10 us in
dramatic form, none is more thrilling
in incident, or interesting from the ro
nance attending. than is that OF spar
tacus" the Gladiator, VINO. enslaved and
forced to meet in the bloody arena of
Rome the fiercest of savage beasts and
still more savage men. burst his shack
les and with his companions and the
rude weapons which they seized in
flight formed the nucleus of a revolt
which soon assumed such proportions
as to cause Rome to tremble on her
seven hills, and to put forth her en-
tire military strength headed by her
two ConSuls.
Spartacus was the favcrite role of
Edwin Forrest and of John McCul-
Tough. Since their day no actor has
better filled it than Louis James. Phys
ically he is admirably constituted for
the part and he is besides an artist of
high intelligence, a historical student.
and one of the best opponents of the
drama in it's higher forms. His tenn
permanent and genius tit him for the
roles he essays and his training has
been in the very best school of art OF
this century.
The support of Mr.. James is superior.
Several of the actors We're with him
when he was here last and are favor
ties in Sacramento. The cast for
"Spartacus" is: Spartacus. Mr.. James;
Pharsarius, Guy Lindsey; Crassus,
Collin Kemper; Lentulus, William
Sprague; Bracchius, John Stepping;
Florus. Thos. Coffin Cooke; Jovius.
Cassius Quinby; Enomaus, w. A. Lin
coin; CriXius, Warner Praul; Gellius
James Du Sang; Icropha, Frederick
Wright; Fighting Gaul, r. z. Jamison;
Sonona, Miss Florence Everett; Julia.
Miss Alma Kruger.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-02-27

Falls Wright, lecturer to the Eastern
States in America: H. T. Patterson.
President of the Brooklyn Theosoph-
ical Society: F. NJ. Pierce, representa-
tive of the School for the Revival of
the Lost Mysteries of Antiquity; Rev.
w. Williams of England: Mrs. Barclay
6. Cleather of London, England.
AT O'Clock this evening there will
be given supper to poor people in
Pythian Hall.
On Sunday the Crusaders will visit
Folsom and address the convicts in
the State Prison.
The members of the Crusade wish it
TO be distinctly understood that they
have no connection with that organ
iZation of which Colonel Olcott is
President, and TO which Mrs. Annie
BeSant belongs
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-02-27

a charter for San Jose, having re-
turned from the printer, was read,
adopted and ordered transmitted to
the Assembly.
LAND SURVEYORS.
S. B. AT, by Gleaves, to define the
duties of and to license land surveyors,
was read the third time. Gillette Of
fered an amendment to strike out Sec
ton ID, which provides that licensed
land surveyors shall in January of each
year report to the board of examining
surveyors the number Of surveys made
by him during the year, and If the re-
port is not made he shall be notified,
and if his report be not filed thirty
days thereafter his license shall be re-
voked
Gleaves protested against the adop-
ton of the amendment, and Gillette
spoke for it. The amendment was lost.
The bill was passed-title approved.
THIRD READING.
S. B. 4S3, by Bulla making cities of
100000 inhabitants and over cities of
the first class, was passed by vote
of 20 to 0-title approved.
S. 3. 467, by Flint, to amend Section
1907 VI the fOllllCdI 1Otle lSldliiS ~
the time bonds may be issued for was
passed by vote of % to 0-title APP
proved
Henderson moved that when the
Senate adjourn it do so until 10 o'clock
Monday morning. Lost.
S. 3. 446, by Wilmington, allowing
parties to marry regardless of color,
was withdrawn, and S. B. 154, to reg
late and improve the civil service of
the State, and appropriate therefor,
was read and lost by vote of 10 to
Is. Wilmington changed his vote and
gave notice of a motion to reconsider.
At $40 o'clock the Senate adjourned
to meet at 10 o'clock this morning, and
under the direction of General Dickin-
son the members formed in column of
tWos and marched to the Assembly
Chamber to take part in the reception
rendered to Hon. Joseph NICK