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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-30

Mrs. Clayton Jones was a passengel
for Lewiston yesterday.
z. A. Johnson was a passengel
for Lewiston yesterday.
D. W. Morgan, the hog buyer
was in the city yesterday.
You can get a good ball and mi
at the Anderson Pharmacy.
Remember Ralph's public sale Of
household goods Saturday.
Farmers have your chopping done
at the Boss Barn Chop mill.
John Funk, of Cottonwood, spent
Tuesday night in Nezperce.
Bronze grass seed for sale, only &c
per pound. See J. B. Lauby.
Try the worlds famous new drink
Coco Cola-at Whetstones.
Roy Lyon has charge of the black
smith shop during Sid's illness.
Mrs. Geo. Schroeder is recovering
from severe spell of sickness.
H. c. Matheson, of Cottonwood,
was business visitor Tuesday.
A good assortment of base ball
goods at the Anderson Pharmacy.
Good pasture for rent, plenty Of
water. Enquire Of R. II. Wallace.
Holm & Minis will put in branch
saloon at the new town of Vollmer.
If you want saddle horses, rigs,
or horse feed, come to the Boss Barn. |
J. w. Billups, of Charleston, was a |
Nezperce visitor the forepart of the
week.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-30
GROCERY DEPARTMENT

We never overlook bidding for your bust
ness in the Grocery Department. We carry
nothing but what stands the pure food test of
both the state and U. S. laws. Inthe canned
goods line We are handling the Emperor and
Royal Club brands and in teas and coffees
we carry the Chase & Sanborn goods. In
bottled goods We can give you Heinz and
California Home and in dried fruits nothing
but extra fancy stuff. Our prices in this
department are Rock Bottom.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-30

Miss Mabel Minnick reiurne'
last night from a two months visi
with her parents at Davenport.
Notice is hereby given that ",
do no repair work at the tin-shop ex
cept on Fridays. w. E. Coble.
Whetstone's soda fountain Il
running full blast. Only pur,
syrups used. Call and try one.
Anderson's Pharmacy can supply
your wants in base ball goods
fishing tackle, marbles and tops.
Mrs. w. J. Ramey and the child
rem have gone out to mill No. !
where they will spend the summer.
S. J. Doggei: is going on clutches
this week, the result of having a
horse he was shoeing step on his
foot.
Genial Billy Lssaorn. of Spokane.
was in town Tuesday shedding sun
shine and taking candy and biscuit
orders.
It looks good to see Mrs. Anna
Webster on the streets again, spread
lug her cheerful smiles to her host
OF friends.
JUsT RECEIVED = 1900 feet of
picture molding in the latest styles
and finishes. Bring in your pictures.
Fink Bros.
Take advantage of the excursion
rates to jamestown and investigate
R. H. Wallace's Virginia land
proposition.
w. I. Rinehart and Geo. Rem
shaw were up from Kamiah Tuesday
and Wednesday, returning home
this morning.
B. J. Fike & Company have in
stalled large graphaphone in the
tore for the amusement of their
many patrons.
Three men we're sentenced to a
minute in Jail at Crangeville last
veek for violating the Sunday closing
aw Of the last legislature.
There is about thirty acres of bar
ey on the Frank Puthof place six
niles southwest Of town that is just
eading out and looks fine.
P. M. Harding and little son
fervin, of Nezperce, arrived 10
'wn Tuesday and visited his brother,
c. Harding, before leaving yes
'rday for several months visit with
'latives in Ohio. -Clarkston Re-
,blic.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-30
WASH GOODS AND DRESS GOODS

In our Wash Goods and Dress Goods Depart
ment we are having splendid business. Every
bright, sun-shiny day we have these depart
ments are selling their share. We are going to
celebrate and the wise cnes are now making
their purchases while the dressmakers are not
SO busy and can give their costumes the atten-
ton they should have to be well made. We
have thousands and thousands of yards of pretty
materials in which to make your summer gar
ments from.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-30

Don't forget about Formalln. Il
Is your friend. Il kills smut. You
can get your Formalin al the Ander-
son Pharmacy.
FoR SALE 80 acres choice Indian
heissAip land near Culdesac. Run
ming water. For particulars apply
70 5. S. Piper. Spalding. Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-30

WALL PApEp-Fine assortment
of wall paper at the City Drug Store.
You can buy il there from the
cheapes, 10 the best.
There are several parties who are
going back to look at the Virginia
land proposition in the month Of
June. Join the party.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-30
LADIES' AND MISSES FURNISHINGS

In the Ladies and Misses Furnishings De-
partment We are shoxing nothing bot what is
this seasons styles. In waits &C can hll your
every want at prices from o0c 10 50 50 each.
In undermuslins and Init underwear we are show
ing full and complete lines. In gloves nc have
good supply Of Kids in al shades and in the
Long Silk we carry both black and white In
sizes from S. to IS. In connection with the
dress gloves We have all priced gauntlet gloves
for driving.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-30
so CENTS to $3.50 EACH

with all the new things in collars and swell
line of ties to match. Mems and Boys
Summer Underwear in all colors and sizes
and prices.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-30
MARKET REPORTS

Decoration Day.
Brocke's Chop Mill.
Who said celebration
Ralph's sale Saturday.
Dance tomorrow night.
DeMoude's for wall paper.
Ice for sale at the Old Corner.
Larson, real estate, that's all.
Go to the sunny south-Virginia.
Investigate the Virginia land
proposition.
You can't miss it if you patronize
the Boss Barn.
Our chop mill runs at all times.
Stellmon Bros.
Send to R. H. Wallace for litera-
ture on Virginia.
For fruits, candies, etc, Whet-
stone takes the cake.
DR.. w. F. Shawley, Of Russell,
was in town Tuesday.
SQUIRREL Poison Three Csc cans
for 25c at DeMoude's.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-30
MEMS FURNISHINGS

MEMS FURNISHINGS is one of the
strongest departments in the store. We
viii show you all the new things in Mems
Coat Cut Shirts, Golf and Negligee Shirts in
prices ranging from
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-30
Mems and Boys Hats

E A
vso Elm the
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-07-19
the property Of any cltizon,
Will Get Hall A Loaf.

Nevada will receive u measure Of
relief from the excessive railroad rates.
The Southern Pacific has now under
consideration the bestowal upon Nevada
shippers OF what is know as the ainter.
mediate terminal rate, and the
establishment of this rate is but a
question Of a short time.
1t is understood that ever since the
display Of feeling manifested by the
people OF Nevada during thu last session
Of the legislature which sentiment
resulted in the establishment OF a rail.
road commission, the railroad company
has been desirous OF ~placating the
Nevada public, and has hit upon the
granting OF the intermediate terminal
rate us the most cxpedIent plan.
The intermediate terminal ratio is not
quite as good al u full terminal rate,
but it will be hailed With delight as a
welcome measure OF partial relief, and
as a harbinger OF the day to come when
Reno must be recognized as a full
terminal point.
Still it will afford substantial relief to
shippers, as it grants a reduction Of 90
per cent on present rates. II is the
same as the western Idaho rates.-Reno
Rsveille.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-07-19

IN II MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
JAMES BRAIN, Dccensed-NotIce OF Set
tlcment OF final account, and OF Application
for final Distribution.
To all persons interested in the estate Of James
Brain, Deceased
Pursuant 10 law, Notice is hereby given that
Sue q. Brain, Excoutrlx OF tho last Will and
Testament OF james Brain deceased, on the
18th day OF July, 1907, rendered and presented
for allowance, approval and confirmation and
filed in said Court, her final account Of hor adj
minlstratlon OF tho estate OF said deceased,
accompanied by q full report OF all matters and
things relating thereto, aud with said final
account and report filed her application and
petition, praying for an order, judgement and
decree OF said Court distributing all OF said
estate TO and among the persons entitled there.
TO. and,
That Saturday, the Seventeenth day OF Aug
ust, 1907. NJ 10 o'clock, A.. NJ, At tho court room
OF said Court, Mt the Courthouse Ia Elko, Elko
County, State Of Nevada, has boen and IL hero.
by duly appointed and fixed rs the time and
place for the allowance, approval and conlrna
tion OF said final account and the hearing OF
said report. and tho hearing Of said petition
for 1nal distribution Mt which tlmo and place
any person interested In said estate, may up.
pear and flo exceptions, In writing, to said
account, or objections 10 said report, or may
otherwise contest or resist said account and
report, or either. or show cause. II any they
have, why said pction should not bc granted
Dated, July, 18th, 1907.
lsEAJl A. q. DAwLEY,
Clerk OF said Court.
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Four Men Arrested.

Tho grading .! the hill at the head OF
Fourth street by the Townsite company
is causing n good deal OF dissatisfaction
among the property owners Of that sec-
ton. Tho dirt takon from tho hill IL
thrown into the middle OF the street,
raising IL five feet or more in front Of
tho property OF Mr.. lIigginbotbam and
Mr.. Carroll.
Thursday Mr.. iligginbotham forbid
tho dumping OF any moro dirt in front
OF his property, but no attention was
paid to him by tho men at work. This
angered him and no went before Judge
Bruce aud had warrauts issued for Rob-
ert Critchlcy, G.. A.. Boyce, ChsrIes
Eager and Garnet Cowling. They we're
all arrested aud permitted to 40 on
thor recognizances.
Tho complaint charges them with
willtully destroying the property OF Mrs.
iiigginbotham and J. u. Carroll. Tho
case has been continued until 10 o'clock
tomorrow.
AS the matter is nos in court, we will
reftain from commenting on Il. II
soome, however, that the commissioners
who contro! tho streets OF tho town,
should not permit any work TO DO done
by anyone on the streets that damages
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Lies On Desert all Night.

After lying out all night with Il com.
pound fracture Of tho right leg, internal
injuries and bad bruises III a runaway,
John HI. Forbes, superintendent Of the
Revenue Mining Company Of Ipyo
county, was brought into Goldtield Sun
day afternoon for treatment. Hc il
now doing well when it Ia considered
that he made the sixty.mile journey
from Lust Chance, where the accident
occurred, with his broken leg roughly
held in place with spiints, and with no
medical attendance. Mr.. Forbes was
driving n mule team loaded with up
plies 10 his camp, elk mics from Last
chance, when tho wagon struck Il rock
aud threw him off. lie fell under the
front wheel, which passed over hun.
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Business Locals.

Proofs of Labor on mining claims for
sale at this office.
S. Jacobs has a beautiful line Of
ready made clothing.
Blank Options to Purchase Mining
Claims for sale at this office.
DR.. Mabel X. Young his eeiurned
and is ready to do any kini If dental
work. .
A line 6-hole steel range wi;i reservoir
for sale at a bargain. For farther in
formation call at this office.
Save those natural teeth, thereby re.
tain your facial expression. irr. Gill.
land "the DENTIST Office Ger Drug
Store, Elko.
Call on DR.. Mabel X. y ing, the
Elko Dentist for up-to-date ork III that
line. All work guaranteed.
A fine line OF Stesson irats at S
Jacobs.
A new Iroquos bic, Gle, 10 7 model,
direct from the factory, will L sold at o
bargain. For further Information call
at this office.
4 splendid line OF shoes at g. Jacob'st
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Churchill Snake story.

a we'll known mining man from Re-
gent tells the Churchill Standard a
snako story that is a daudy. II has to
do with u mouse trap, a mouse and a
rattle just three feet and two inches III
length. Tho trpp had been get in tho
cabin near Regent, aud was Of the
ordinary wire mako. II had brought an
end to the aspirations OF n good sized
mouse only a toS moments before the
RATHER happened along, and found the
unfortunate rodent. Nothing dauntod
at the trap which surrounded The
mousse body and measured just two
inchee across, the snake swallowed the
the monse and the wire c%ontraption, and
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Salmagundi.
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY

Mr.. Mcbride did not leave for Salt
Lake last night M no intended. Ito
expects to 90 tonight.
The evidence wac all IN in the Hay
wood case yesterday and arguments Of
council begin today. Ilaywood's tate
will rest with the jury In n few dsys.
Several carpenters In Reno struck
yesterday because tho contractors om.
ploycd non union men. a general strike
OF carpenters In Imminent.
Twelve thousand dressmakors aro on
a strike at Viesns and It is understood
that the married mon Of the Austrian
capital aro subscribing literally to tho
strike fund.-Loudon evening Move.
tie a queer thing, but il doesn't mat.
tor how lazy n man may be, bo IL always
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ihereS a tramp at the door, and he
sa's ne IA itnh nothing la est for al.
uays. -r,icL hin ir,- rail- IN. edi,,,
III we can lind out how he does u wa
can run this paper Tor another week,-
Nelson Smaller and Glen Pike h
we're tined at Reno Last week for ,ho
murder OF Edward Muir oily, a govern
ment engineer at the Derhy dam lac,
apriI' were acquitted by the jury Satur.
uay night. 1t took only twerty &c even
minutes for the jury to decide upon
their verdict. Before d~iscLarv,pv the
ooys, Judge Pike told them tina, thew
a been very fortunate in getting clear
and advised them to give up the practice
OF carrying weapons, or the, would land
IN the pe~nltentary.
George Shea, an Eastern mining man
Was compelled to stay eleven II in a
noioheld mine because he was too lat TO
get out. While he wa inspecting he
Underground workings on a lease ON tho
Florence, the power liue broke. The
men with him climbed the ladders, but
Shea, who weighs 300 pounds was nm.
able to make the trip. Food and bed
III we're lowered tn him and be made
the beet Of it until the power line was
repaired, when he was hoisted ont OF
b mine.
II has been ascertauned. saws the
Mining and Scientific Press after in vest
igaton, that during 1906 as much az
sl.50C 900 OF ore was stolen from the
mines at Goldfield. or this amount
$500 0 has been recovered and the
remainder lies hidden or cached await
ing a safe chance OF sale TO the smelters.
In the meantime it serves az a constant
menace TO statisticians, for while il WIS
mined in 1906, it may be marketed in
1907, 1908, or even later. aIIigh-srad-
ing, as the theft OF ore is termed in the
west, is the expression Of anar chistic
notions OF property rights.
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Will Rave New Face.

One of the most remarkable cases In
medical annals is That OF Joseph Neill
the li-year-old son Of Alder man Joseph
S. Neil OF Waterbury, Conn. On the
Fourth OF July the boys face was badly
burned by the explosion OF a bag of
powder he carried in his hand, aud to
make n cure and complete recovery the
doctors removed the entire skin from
the lads face IL often happens that a
small portion OF the cutIcle is removed
where burns have been sustained, but
go far as is known this Ia the first in
stance where the entire face WAS peeled
OF its covering in order to effect IL cure.
Tho boy did not take mn anesthetic
while the physicians were skInning him
but endured the tortue without finch
ing or permitting II single moan to
escape his lips. 1t required almost an
hour to perform the operation, and after
it was over the boys lace resembled a
cooked lobster.
An other feature OF this case ia TINT
there will be no new skin grated on
the face, as lie usual in such operatinne.
Nature will be relied upon entirely to
renew the blistered and removed cuticle,
and the doctors say that it will be cup
piled in a remarkably short time.
One Of the boys eyes ia almost out rs
n result Of the explosion, but the medi-
cal men say that they will save it. The
lad is confined in n dark room and his
doctors see him two or three times a
day. His nerve is the remark Of all, Rs
II Is seldom indeed TINT such powers OF
endurance are developed even in M
older person. The boy has all the
Fourth Of July no wants for several
yeare, and in the future will be content
to stand aside and allow the procession
to pass without beng n participant in
the patriotic exercises.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-07-19

go, it cost it. possess ,ts a larve pnrt
Of the sl6,5O0,0 900 republican caupsisn
run ! and has been costly IN the same
direction ever since.
Emile j. thinner, vice.presideut OF
the Pacific States Telephone Comuany.
was called yesterday as "a witness for the
prosecution in the tual Of Louis Glass,
also a vice-president OF the same com-
pany. Zimmer refused to be sworn or
70 testify, and Judge Lawler sent him
70 Jail for five days for contempt of
court. Zimmer evidently knows come
thing that will iniure Glass. Heney
anu Langdon are meeting with all
sorts OF obstacles in the prosecution of
San F'rancisco's bribe giyes. They
have overcome everything so far and
they will doubtless bring thinner to
terms before they quit.
lie men who get up irrigation con-
crosses and conventions are as full of
gan as egg is OF meat. This mornings
mail brought to this Office the call OF the
consolidated Water Users Association
OF Yuma Valley, Arizona, Tor Il conyeu-
ton to be held in Sacramento ON Satur-
day. August 3lst, with the request that
1t be published. Az no check accomp-
anIed the request, the stuff went in the
waste basket. These promoters ehould
turn a part OF their gall into the coin of
the realm and send some Of it to news
papers along with their convention calls
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY
SalmaQundi.

j. w. Puct!, tho hustling Carlinitc, Ia
ID town. lilo says everything Is moving
along smoothly down tho river.
a fine musical program has boon
prepared In connection with tho lecture
ut the Presbyterian church Wednesday
evening. General admission 30 cts.
Tho Elko bnse bali club went Ia
wells yesterday and dcieated tho boys
OF Tint town by II score Of IL TO 10. The
i'oyB wore we'll treated by their neigh.
bors up the river.
Constable Christopher brought a
tough looking customer from Carlin
This afternoon TO servo a term tor
~vagrancy. flo will 10 good mar Tor
walter Elmoro's chain gang.
a now fuel prepared from bituminous
conl aud called "coalito' In pronounced a
commercial success IN England. II
yields 80 per cent. moro heat than
hatnral coal mud lasts almoat twice ~
long.
Everybody should remember The
meeting at Leonard Hall tonight for the
purpose Of starting q public reading
room. The public spirited citizens o
Elko should turn out aud help tho good
cause along.
Tho capital commissioners hnve nc
ccpted plars for the governors mansior
aud arrangements hnvo been completed
Tor tho erection Of the building. Tit
style Of the building In colonial. Tit
Carsouitea ARE happy now.
One day the Office boy wont to thu
editor oi the Soaring Eagle and said
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-07-19
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmaqundi.

MIR. Smith Ii getting along nicely.
Miss Mary Gushing returned from
Tenabo last night.
MB. Green and daughter, Miss Flor
ence, left Tor Los Angeles this after
GOOD.
Reuo's baseball team has disbanded
because not enough money was put up
to pay the hired players.
The Journal Chains that Reno needs
three hundred more residences and
scores OF business houses 10 accomno-
date thu people nov there.
DIR. De Haslea is on trial in Reno for
the murder OF Mrs. Edna Huntington.
A jury was secured yesterday and the
taking OF evidence began.
John Veasoy, an Englishman, %
years OF age, the oldest resident Of
Ormsby county, hermit for more than
halt n century, died Saturday in the Car
son hospital.
An explosion on the hattleship
Georgia yesterday, during target prac-
tice, resulted in the death Of six OF her
meI and the injury OF ten others. The
Georgia in ono Of the new battleships
and has been i'll comm mission about ten
months.
w. II. Schrader, representing the
Calkins Newspaper syndicate, arrived
from Ely yesterday afternoon and left
Tor Tcnabo ON No. 3 today. MIR. Schrad-
or IL visiting the mining camps Of the
Ut tate and writing them up for the eyndi-
Gates mining paper.
Ralph Shea, chauffeur Tor Claude
Smith at GoldtieId, has become totally
blind from driving nm automobile over
tho desert, and money has been cub.
scribed 10 send him to Reno for treat
meat. The sunlight strained the optics
OF the young man 30 that no has been
kept In a dark room Tor 30 days.
-Waye the big club and hollcr like n
Commanchc; but don't hit the octopus.
Hos our pal. Don't hurt him. This il
a play not u duel" So says Root to
Teddy. And Teddy plays and boilers,
while John Temple Graves and other
political urchins wildly applaud. ls it a
COMEDY or a tragedy?
Superintendent Davis and MIR. Critch'
Icy returned this afternoon from bullion
whore they went last week to install tho
electric drill ut the Nevada Banker Hill
Mn The machinery was put in run.
ming order aud everything ID now ready
for active work rs soou no the stocl drills
arrive.
The body Of n man WA found Mt tho
bcndgatc to &. II. DcrbY's ditch Satur-
day morning near Marmol aud was bur
led In the pottor's licll ut Reno. Ono
foot was cut of and the ekull was crush
,d. Tho corouer'e jury decided that
| death resulted from being struck by a
train and knocked into the DITCH
There was nothing to identity tho
BODY.
Two masked men hold up the bar.
tepder in tho Northern saloon at Sparkle
at | o'clock yesterday morning u Dol
$1,000 and ~several checks from tie cash
register and saic. As they leit the
saloon door, thoy coolIy divided tho
four sacks containing their loot and
atruok out Tor tho north. Shotiit
Fcrrell has n good description OF the
men and expects to land them IN jail
before many daye'
Wouldn't II be n line thing II every
mnn could hayc n tariff OF his own, OF
AN AIaddins lamp, or something OF tina
}sort. 10 skin tho consumcn with. But
n Ia only the trust msgnates who CAT
afford 70 have a tarir. 1t Ia a cost,
thing. In the Mckinley campaign o'
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had finished his meal, wher our ,ptor-
mant happened along. A post uortem
examination, dieclosed the fact that
mouse and trap had passed trough a
mouth slightly more than IN inch in
width. This is a problem fer calculus,
il the mining man in quest. II speaks
truly.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-07-19

IN DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Fourth judicial District of the State
Of Nevada, In nnd for the
County of Elko.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-07-19

do 10, forget the meeting at Leonard
Han uouiny evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-05-23

father We're removed TO new lot
which was purchased, leaving net
amount Of $500 in the treasure. There
is still three Of the petitions that are
not heard from. The following is
list OF more of the contributors: John
j. Gerrity, James Z. Brown, NJ J. Mon
roe, DR.. r. Lenard. Joseph Smith, E.
3. Shewbridge, Carl p. Morgan, John
]. O'Keefe, John Mcnamara. n. M.
Duffy, Frank J. OMAHA, John G. Poul-
ton, Mrs. John Lahey, Graham &
Roman, II. La, Tom Daily, Mr.. O'Neal.
William Bogne, Mrs. Donahue, Mrs.
GIassman, william p. Doran, Michael
Mullins, Thomas Golden, Edward Cole
man. John Buchanan, Thomas Kennedy,
Joseph Graham, Mrs Griffen, Mrs.
stack, Mrs. Peamy, p C. Winarty Mrs.
Nettie Van Pelt, Edna NJ. Young, Pat
rick Cody, Mrs. w. Hauf, W. c. Nc
Donau, Mrs. WILLIAM Sullivan, Mrs.
George Long, Thomas ODoneu, Mrs.
A. T. Moore =. J. DriscolI, Peter
Woods, Peter Marian, Thomas P.
Dougherty. John II. Harding. J. D.
Cunningham, Daniel Delaney, William
Matthews. John Henry, c. J. Calvin, J.
H. Sullivan, Ted O'Rourk, BARLEY Cos
grove.