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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-06-26
stake Conference.

The Iuarterly conference OF the
Parowan Stake Of Zion cohyened In
the meeting houee in parowan last
SUNDAY morning at ten b, clock a. IN.
The morning meeting was held under
the auspices Of The local Sunday school.
A number of the visiting brctheren
addressed the scholars, and appropri-
ate exercises were rendered by the
school. In the afternoon the regular
conference business was proceeded
with. President Uriah r. Jones and
his counselors Henry Leigh, and John
j. &. Webster were present. and also
a large proportion Of the members of
the High council and other leading
The speakers during con-
ference who. were the stake presidency,
members of the High council, and
who had lately returned
from the missionary field addressed the
meetings upon subjects suitable to the
occasion, during the three meetings
which were held Sunday afternoon
and Monday. In the matter Of bishops
reports this conference was an excep'
ton Il, the custom that generally pre-
walls at such gatherings as but one
bishop reported Apostle Smoot was
to be present az the meeting
on Monday, but owing to a telegram
that was sent falling to reach him he
did not come TO Jedar on the stage Sun
day night, and consequently failed to
get to the conference. The Apostle
spent the sabbath a. Lund, and retnrn-
ed home 10, Provo Monday. a session OF
the Nntuals was held Sunday night,
at which u very interesting program
was presented. The verdict in regard
to this conference is the,usuaI one. at
was one of the best that has ever been
held in the stalsej"' Where all are
good 1t is hard to discriminate.
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STATE LAND NorIce.
UNirEp STATES LAND OFFICE.

Salt Lake CITY Utah, April n, 1908.
10 Whom n,Aap Concern;
Notice Is hereby given that the state OF Utah
has fled III this Office lst,No. 49, of lands Sc
lected by the said, State for the establishment
and fnantlnaucs OF ar Insane Asylum inder
under Sec, ~, of the Act OF Congress
approved July 10, 1894. The following tracts
embraced In said list; ave Ia township contain
ing mineral claims Of record, via:
The FL Nw,4 sec. rs, T. 80 s., n. . W, S. L.
Mef,' ui =, i- to- a. -
A copy OF said dist, 30 far is Il relates 10 said
tracts, by descriptive subdivisions. has sbeen
conepicuohsly posted In this office, forpnspec-
tion by any person Interested, and by tho pub
lie generally, go ="
Within the next; sixty days fSllowinrthe date
of this notice, under departmental Instructions
of NovetHber ~ 1900 ia l.. D. 800, protests or
contests against the claim 'of the ,Statdtu any
of the tracts or subdivisions hcreinbefore de-
scribdd, on TIE ground that the sanietis more
valuable fonminrtal than foe uerichitural pur-
poses, will be received and noted for report 10 the
General Land Office. at Washihgtony u. c.
Failure so "a Protest ~ contest Within tile time
specified will be considered, sufficient evidence
of the uou.mfperal character of the tracts, and
the selection thereof, being otherwise free from
objection, will be recommended FOR approval.
FRANK ID, HoABs,
Register
Gro. A SMITH,
Receiver
First May s,-Last July 1o.l
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Salt Lake City, Utah, lanc l7ih 1908.
To lR1oei q NAY Coaebk! il'.
Notice Is hereby given thai the State Of Utah
has filed VI this otifce list No, "a OF lands
i,cted BY the said State for the pee ~ ap Agri-
cultural CcliegGunder section Of the hCt of
Congress approved July 10, 1894. rhe follow
ing tracts embraeed N said list are la township
containing hinafai claimsof record, viz;
II,at 4 Sec, ls,cr. 90 3, II. l2,NA >, l. Mer.
"A COPY 81 said list, 50 Tar as u relates TO said
tracts by deceptive subdNlhidns, mad been
consplcuonsly posted IN this office for lnspacton
by AIS phraoh Interested, aud thu public gener
ally. ... .r.
Within the next sixty days following the date
of This notice under Departmental instructions
OF November ~. 1896, es L. pi ab9k protests OF
contests a,ainat the claim Of the stale to any Of
tie trhctA or subdivisions heieipbeiorC DESCRIBED
on The ground that The same Is more valuable
for iisineta than for agricultural purposes, will
be teceiged aud uotsd for report to the General
Land Office al Washington u. g. failure ~ 70
protest CT contest, within the time specihed
wlif BE considered sun cent evidence Of the non
mineral character Of Nv said tsaetsi aad the
.seiection thereof being Otherwise free rpm
cblectloh, viii be recommended fer approval.
PRASk ID. dfoans,
G eao 4. smith,
,t Receiver,
, tFifs,, Jane u -.Lsst. Avg. e..
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STATE LAND NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

SAT- Lake city, Utah, April Is, 1913.
To Hhoty r'Rdy Concern: , ~, -
Notice Is hereby given that the staicof Utah
has Oil ID In thlk office list sof-lands selected by
the said state under section Il Of the ayt of CON
Vrcss approved July 10, 1897. The following
tracts embraced in said lists. are in. townships
containing mineral claims of record, viz:
SWA SEA Sec. H. Il. SO s., X. W., s. L.
Mer., embraced In List No. l76, for the estab-
iishment and maintenance OF permaheht water
NEA swB Sec. 70. r. IS s., r.. o W.. NwA
SFh Sec. 13. II. 80 s., II. II W., and dot Sec
H. 4. 80 s., r, II W.. ). Il. ,Mer.. ciifbrdced In
List No. III, for the establishment and mainte-
nance of permanent water reservoirs.
Copies Of said lists so far they relate to said
spicuousiy posted In this Office, for inspection
by any. person interested, and by the public
generally.
During the sixty days next following the date
OF this notice under departmental Instructions
of November q, 1895 23 l., ID. 4sg), protests or
contests against the claim of the state to any OF
the tracts OF subdivisions herenbt fore described,
on the ground that the same Is more valuable
for ,niueral than Tor agricultural purposes will
be received aud netsd Tor report TO the General
Land Once at Washington ~, c. Failure so 10
protest or contest within the TIME specified will
be considered sufficient evidence of,,thc non
mineral character Of the said Tracts, and the Ne.
lection thereof being otherwise free from OBJ.
lection, will be recommended for approval.
FRANK ID. HOBBS,
- Registef.
GEO. A. SMITH
Receiver
tfirst April %, Last June 20.)
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1903-06-26

the devils got you at last you id
old e" A week after the funcr'
al his daughter Miss Gabrielle Greeley,
wrote to whitelaw Reid, the young
editor in the Tall Tower (Tribune), TO
know what were the last words OF her
father. Reid wrote Your dear
fathers last words were III know that
my Redeemer liveth" 49, Mr.. Reid has
doubtless ere this had substantial evil
dence from both Horace and the other
party OF their appreciation Of that re-
port,
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g. TIE Rattle = Worms.

The Milford Times Of the 10Th inst,
contains all Interesting accoadt Of the
exterihination of an army. Of worms
two miles wide and frou three to four
miles long, which so completely cover
ed the ground, that the earth where
they were seemed to be sliding forward.
They were first discovered about the
nth OF this month and were thsn ad-
'vancing upon the Minersyille fields,
The people Of thqt section turned out
in force with rollers and harrows, and
tried to crush them bht their efforts
were not successful in checking the
invadere. They then tried blowing a
ditch across the front of the ',army,
and making steep bank up which
they hoped the worms could not climb,
thousands were killed in the ditch but
their numbers seemed undimlnished.
For five days the battle ragged but all
efforts TO checl, the advance OF the de-
vourers had proved nnavailing. oThe
army was within half nile Of the
growing crops and the, exhausted set
tiers were on the verge OF dispair
when the bleatlrg of ,reinforcement'
sounded ia their ears In few
minutes an army o. nearly ave thou
sand shesp were ,ppon the. enemy
From right to left and from left 70 ri
ght they, marched upon the crawling
mass irimpling them into the earth iii
not wprru WIS left 70 tell the tall
and the. fields were SAVED Grea
thanks 70 the sheep and the msp WIFI
eommHnded them in this important en-
gagement. W'HN
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NJ, A. No. 1868.
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATEStLAND OFFICE
Cal, I.atsn ri,,. t-,sh- A nrit Oh Tong

\ Dbl, SAT- Lake CITY, Utah. Apru 20, 1908.
Notice u herebypiver that William +. Pryo,
of Cedar city, Jitah, has made application Tor
a United states patent for the Midnight Serc4
uadet lode mining dclaim consisting of lSOn
linear feet of the. lode and surface ground a.
showfr by the plat, being survey No. 1850, situa-
tedin the the '1rou Springs Miuing District.
Iron County, Utah, aud described In the plat
and field notes OF survey on file In this Office,
With magnetic Variation at ~ deg 20 min to 10
deg 50 mia u, as follows, totrii 3D..
Commencing at cor No. ] and running thence
s 10 deg Il 1000 II to cor No. 2, thence s 81 deg
10 rfin y b4l.i ft@tD cor Nos3. 'tlierce 10 deg
w 1900 fpto cor No. 4, thence n "a deg 40 min w
6+24 1t to cor No. |, the place of beginning,
containing a total and net area OF 2O.60S acres
all of which is applied for, their being no con.
ficts. We 'ri 81
Tile presumed general course or direction Of
the vein or lode Is as shown upon the ofhcia!
said clain Is Situated III the 81 W. 4 of sec.
20, Tp.o5 g., X. IL W, The quarter sec cor b.
tween Aces 20 and 30.aTp! 80 y, K. 10 W. bears y
~ deg 2s min w 72O.5 Il from cor No. of said
Claim, e..
said cia,tt Is 81 record I'M The Office of the
Recorder OF, lron County at farowan, Utah
in Book sd, page i52 and afid. IN Book enc.
l" page So. The adjolnlug claim Is the Little
Mormon. Lot No. 81. ~
direct that this notice Sic published In Tur
1RoN COUNTY REcokD' at Cedar City, Utah, tlI
newspaper published nearest said cialn, for 4
period 81 nine weeks. - 4
FRANK D. HOBBS.
~ lr,, o. +" Register,
L. II. GRAY & LhSoRA c.gDALLEY, A,tys.
First Aprh 2i-Last Jrne 49,
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a NJ A.. No. assg, =,
Application for Patent

~eaft Lake City. Utah, Mas 2l 1903.
Not'ec Is hereby given that J. II. White
whose Post Office address "A. salt lake City
Utah has made application for a unlted STATES
+ atent idr The Hide Hird Lode initiating claim
situated IN 'pnto' Iron Minlfg Distriet Iron
County, Utah, consisting Of 1900 linear rect OF
the Lode ahd surface ground 800 sect wide,
beihl sutygy Nd. 1926 and described In the field
notes and plat OF The official survey pn gle in
this once With mAghetic variation AT III deg
90 min TO Is deg 90 min, east, as follows
Bsginnihg ateprrer No. !, q corner % the
ciaih from which the qudrtet Section C4rner on
North boundary line q seetioh y rP. 81 s r.
runniug thence n. u deg 81 mini 4 600 ieetto cor
ner No 2, thetice s. 50Heg IS Min E.i50O feet to
corner Eo3, thence S. n degpl mui.W. 600 leet
10 corner NJ. d theiice i. 3D'deg IS mis- W. 1900
feet "a Conner No l. the place Of beginnlng,
Cou,aihug total and ngtare Of y. 100 acres
there belrig 90 Conflicts fhe presrihed gener-
al course and isngth Of thu Vein y lode Is as
shown by The plat oil Survey. "a n
said Biue Bird Lode claim forms portion OF
Section 80, Up, - =, II. t2sM; salt Lake Metl'
ing claim being OF record IN I'M ofhce ot me
Cohhly Recorder AZ Patowan.in Iron County
restfrds ,of said C6hhty Tie nearest khdwu
Locations being the yellow Jacket Mine Survey
No i9S5, and Last Chanes, Survey No. 1918
/ dGesi th9t his potisf be ptblshed q 1'gr
IRos CotSrS Kkconp, At cedSs City Utah, ih'
claihi, ior the net cd % sweebs.
Regiater.
r. l.. ROSS,
Claimants Attorney,
First May 29,--Last Jaiy ~
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Citizeps Meet.

hmass meeting was held In this city
last Wednesday night on tile much
needed forest PRESERVE question: the
minutes OF which we herewith present
TO our readers.
Minutes Of mass meeting, Held June
cath, 1908 In the interest Of Forest
| Reserve. John Parry was, elected
chairman, and Joseph +. Wilkinson
secretary, The chairman stated the
object Of the meeting to be the consider
alton of the forest reserve question.
Letters were read which had been
written by Senator Smoot to Daniel
Stones of Paragooah In answer to a
request from the people Of Paragooah
TO have certain townships of land in
their part of Iron County set apart as a
forest reserve. Senator Smoot stated
in his letter TO Mr., Stones, that com
mitee appointed by the Fariners Insti
tute of Parowan, had written TO hin
stating that the people OF Iron county
did not want any part Of the count,
set OF Ms q forest reserve, and that IN
had 50 informed the secretary of the in
terror, with the re quest that their wish
, es be granted. On motion of Davi'
Iiafght, it was declared TO be the sen
Sc on this meeting that we the citizen
of Cedar ought 10 have our water shet
protected by she forest reserve system
, and that whereas we have heretofor,
Ipetiticned the government Of the Uni
ted States 10 grant us this protection
said petition having been presented b
senator Joseph l.. Rawlins, we hereb
: res.ffirm our desires, and resolve TO pre-
sfnt the matter anew. And reques
Senator Smoot to take the nece'
sary measures to secure for us this pre-
lection. On motion of Mr.. i, w. Jone
e the committee who drafted the forme
lSdition and presented it 10 Senate
| Rawlins, were authorized 10 preSen
the matter 20 Senator SmCot imm
5 distely. Minutes read and accepted.
a IoHS PARRy,
a Chairman.
i0srbH r. WILKINSON,
" Secretary
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STATE LAND NOTICE.
UNI 10 , IA 70 LNNU OFT TNt'
salt Lake City, Utah, May 4, 100,

UNIFIED STATES LANO iOFFlNe'
salt Lake City, Utah, May 4, 1908.
TO Whom IL May CoHeerH. ~
Notice is hereby given that the. State or Utah
has fied In this office list, No. T. OF lands Sc
iected by the said State for the establishment
of permanent water resGtyoits under Section
~ of the Act of Congress approved July is, 1894
The following tracts, embraced In said selected
list are In a township containing mineral
claims ofreeotd. Wig;
The o., swL(; NEyl SwH aud Sw4 SEA
Sec. II. 7. 81 s., r. 10 w, :. L, Net,
copy OF said list, so far as II relates TO said
tracts by descriptive subdivisions, has been
eonspchoisly posted In this Office for inspection
by any person Interested, and by the public gen
crafty. ~. ~
within Ire sixty days next following the date
of this Notice hnder departmental Instructions
Of November p, 1896, y l.. D., 49, protests or
contests against the claim of the state TO any OF
the tracts or subdivisions herenbeiote desefibed,
on the ground that tho same ls more valuable for
mineral than for agricultural purpdses, Will be
received aud noted for report to the General
Land Office at Washington, ID. c. Failure 40 10
protest orcoutest within the time specified will
be considered sufficient evidence ofthc nor min
erai character OF the tracts and the selection
thereof being otherwise free from objection will
~ ~'''' FRANK d. HoDBs.
Register
, GEO. a s ss!gI,is
First May 22,-1.ast July 2i)
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5 W. don'e know how is,ia with our
feaders, but we have been accustomed
lo,lhoIr upon Horace Greeley as a mod
el of good behaviour, end good NOR,
ais, and supposed thar His example
woHid'o De a perfectly esafe" ono TO reco'
mmend 10 I've Iising!geheraticn. But
here ccrnes the Progress Review, with
Il yarn that ii has gotten from the New
NorE Press that hurts as bad and
causes uh 10 alnaost believe The scriptu-
raj statement that 'Thereis none good,
no not one. ~ Horace Greeley, was one
OF the most pgoranS men that etet lived,
Curtis AZ was second Eatafe 10 him. He
ever called himself names thas would
leauae a aaelin tie South II applied to
friend ornn enemy When he real
lied he was dying he said aloud"Well
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Notice.
OMITTED STATES LAND OFFICE.
n \ balt Lake CITY, Utahi JUNG 3, 1908.
TO Whom Il may concerni.', n {;

TO whom Il may concern,,,',
Notice. Is IL hereby given that the following
township plat has been received at this office
from the United States aforementioned for
IItah yizt
Township ~ South, Rahge rs West, S. L. Aer.
1905, and the State having acquired preferences
right OF selection nuder thefAct Of August IS
1894, except under rights initiated, prior 10
November II. 1898, will be allowed until Sept
I, 1908, Inclusive, within which 10 exercise its
right - ttt.t
From aud after September 8, 1903, the remain.
Ing vacant LANDS, should there be any, will be
laws. =. 81
FRANK ID HOBBS,
RPpi
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: STATE .Akp NOTICE.
UNITE B srArEs 'LANo oFflot,
2 SAT- Lake City, Utah, April n, 1908,

e. salt Lake City, Utah, April n, 1908
To IMAM isBfay 65Hee,h.' 70 '-',"
The state OF Utah having selected as 4 part %
its giant for the establishments and main
tainapce o. an Insane Asytdn,, under the i2t
section Of APE, ACT " Congress approve
retlrned by the, United. States SURVEYORS eneral
as mineral iand-notice II hereby glvcu that
the said state will submit prDof 10 the chara,
ter OF said land before the Register aud Receive
at this office, Oh Monday Tie 18th day OF July
1903, at i0o'cloek n, M. viz:
The WA EEA Sec. %, T..59 s., II. . w, $,
L. Mer., embraced In List No. 4B. for the es'
tablishment aud maintiuanee OF an Ihsahe As,
lum. 20 80 o. .,.....
All PERSONS eiaimlnr aify portion Of said de
scrlbeii tractls mineral land, or desiring TO pro.
test or object to the selection thereof by 'th'
state, ahelyereby stlnrmonedi 20 appear on that
date and sobniit testimony ia support of thcir
claims o. objections. .et1
FLASK d. ,JIoBBs,
Register
tt GEO, \. SMITH,
Receiver
lFfst MAY s, Last juiy iol
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hrkacn stortllnt Eyeurslors.

EXCLUSION TO TWIN FALLS VIA sHcsHONE
The Oregon Shortline Railroad Com,
will sell tickets Lund 10 Shoshone and
return good Cor ten days vt $1,000 with
transit limit Of two DAYS In each direc-
tion.
The Twin Falls Land ard Water Com.
will have some so, GOO acres % their
lnpd below Twin Falls on the Snake
River, near Shoshohe, Idaho station,
ptepared for, settlement and entry un-
der the Carey act on DULY ist, 1909.
Prospective settlers must go ever the
ground and make selections, $50, acres
being the ma3imuIh Under tile act y and
be at the land office in the Neral horse,
Shoshone, 10 complete their filings on
the opetiing date July LIST, 3
=, .totkrn ov SuIY 1903 =
chshb excursion TO points ID Utah
| within three hundred miles % each OF
| her, and to points in other states not
over 200 titles from selling points, Also
| gbod.to points on Sail Lake ana Mercur
and Sanpete VALLEY Il. Il. Selling dates
July srd and ath good returning july
GthIoO3 .t.tt
rtoEEt3B hAt h2tU RstONa
| 10 all points in Utah on the ,,oregot
shortlifis Railroad, and q. p. San Pete
VALLEY, Salt Lake and Mercur. ia
| Gae fare for the round trip. Sellirt
| dstea July 9Srd and cath. Final return
n, Il. Yotseht6ob,
t.. agent Lund
E. BuRirf, Or and T. A.
Sal, Lake City
1
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gagenient.

"I.hsvs, been troubled io- soms time
with ihdl@atioh and sour stomach
sasa Mrs, SARAH W. Curtis, y lee,
Mass. and havt besh alslpe Cham
berlain's stomach and Liter l,ablets
which have helped me very 'ss,ch so
that now cap eat many thlnd~ 81
before could not II you hi III \
trouble with your stomach WI
take these Tablets aud get WELD
FoE SAILS by All Druggiatr
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Wo.tld qiicRly leave you II you Used
Dr. King's New Life Pulls Thousands
OF suffers have proved their ihaHhless
merit for Sick and lServous Headaches
.Ttey make pure blood and BALD up
N ,ur healissSH My 25 cents, money bach
~ oy J. u. Mcdonald
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Chambe-lain's. Collie, Cholera and Diar'
fhcea Remedy.

Is everywhere recognized Sc the one
reriedy that can always be depended
upon ana that Is pleasant 10 take. II is
especially valuable for summer 'diaar'
rhoea In children and Is undoubtedly
the means OF saving The lives Of a great
many children each year.
FOR sale by All prugzista
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STATE LAND NofIce.
uNlrED STATES LAND OFFICE

lFiss, Juhe q, al Avg g..
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'rhas ThrobIslnG Aeadache.

rlrs.. Saas y LAST. Aag. q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-02-07
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mrs. Eliza Arnold, of King George
county, died at her home near Port Con-
way yesterday. She was about 60 years
old
The residence of Mrs. Wesley Brown,
near Alden, King George county, was
burned on Thursday. Very little furni-
ture was saved.
Miss .Jessamine McWirt, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. McWirt, OF near
Summit, in Spotsylvania county, died
this week. after brief illness.
Rev. E. A. Temple, of the Episcopal
Church at Front Royal, has received
two calls, one from Gadsden, Ala,
another from Waco, Texas.
Mr.. ]. H. C. Beverley, of Essex, was
injured while loading Winchester rifle
Yesterday. A she'll exploded and burned
his face severely. His left eye is closed
aud his face peppered with power.
Carpenter w. A. Cooke, of the con-
struction department of the Norfolk navy
yard, was instantly killed yesterday by
being crushed between the ordnance ship
Alice and barge unloading at the navy
yard.
Mrs. Massey, the gypsy woman who
was shot on Tuesday by her husband,
William Massey, died at the hospital IL
Staunton, yesterday. She stated before
her death that her husband shot her be-
cause he loved her.
A special meeting of the Board o
Supervisors of Warren county was helt
Yesterday TO determine the ACCESSIBILITY
of erecting a bridge over the Shenandoah
river at Carson's Ford, MOTTO exceed sl2,
900 in cost. The vote resulted in a tie
The board ordered the matter certified t
the county judgeto cast the deciding vot'
February 10.
In the County Court of Prince William
county yesterday Robert n. Mclntee
was sentenced to three years confine
ment in the penitentiary for shooting hi
brother, J. II. McInteer, with intent +
kill. The trouble between the tw'
brothers occurred in October, 1901, owe
the sale of some property left them b.
their father.
Rev. w. A. McKeefry, pastor Q
Winchester, and Rev. j. Collins, of Har
per's Ferry, visited the Catholic school
officially during the week, expressin
themselves highly pleased with the pro
ficiency of the pupils. They were guest
a. st. Mary's rectory as were also Rev
f. F. O'Leary, S. j., of Georgetow
College; Rev. Father Andrew, D. >. b
Bristow, and Rev. |. d. Coleman, paste
of Fredericksburg.