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New-York tribune., 1907-08-30

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool Spot cotton
steady sales !. 900 bales specaiston aoOo
steady at points decline: closed firm at
6s4d Novemberpecember. s7s1sd; Decernber-Jan-
aSd MaTcSApr s7ssd SpfMay os4s Msy
June. 677!ad Manchester-Yarns quiet; fair business
flour AND MEAI.-Flour wa. quiet with prices
unchanged. seles confined small miscellaneous
lots for immediate @ needs The following are prices
winter patents. 81 20@s4 7b; spring clears So cog
Tal ood s.
sa MEAL Arm Arm a9tsa kns Whs sn 30
81 soasi s5; coarse. 81 2o9sI 90 FEED-wsstern
$40 10: city bran s23 80 bulk s25 1O@s25 30 sacks
So bns 81 ss 20 rcd sfo So SEQ
GRAIN-wHEAT-A rumor to the effect that big
lines part least caused considerable excitement
in the wheat market after midday. and severe
in New York was 4 sc under the previous night.
although time the market had been about sac
higher This strength came around the opening
Id In Liverpool market and hrmness on the Min
neapoiis curb The local crowd inclined to go
this bulge but very little outside support de-
was a lu trading that denoted hesitation among
One good effect OF the late decline was
an increase of export business % forty
positions The Northwest again furnished lot of
bull to damage by rain and cold weather. but
the late selling Minneapolis greatly mod
ined effect OF such Late selling also
yield of spring wheat was less th expected and
the quality very poor whtie Broomhan estimated Ar
$40 900 bushels week ago Seaboard clearances IN
cluded 635 600 bushels of wheat There good
nointed out that closed b915 points lower
Berlin &c Per bushsl under The previous night The
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool Aug 29.-C1osing-w -wIIEAT-spot nominal.
futures steady; September rs 5Asd: December Is sssd:
March Is 9Isd CORN-Spot steady old Northern "a
ssd futures quiet; September S. Sd; October 5s AKA
HoPS-At London. Pacific Coast. quiet E2 5sGfS.
FIOTJR-Winter patents steady 26s Cd PEAS-cana-
dian frn 6s cd BEEF-Extra India quiet 9cs &c.
PORE-Prrae Western. steady. SIS 3D. HAMS
Short cut. 10 n. easy Is Sd BAcoN-Lons clear
2S "a 10. quiet. 52s long clear uddes.
heavy IS dull 49s Sd: sort clear backs 16 ~
10 dull. ASS Sd; clear bellies. IA To Is os quiet
4es Cd Cumberland 25 so p. quiet. SIS Sd:
short RIB. 16 "a ro steady. 54s- sHoULDERs-
to 13 n. weak. 34s 3d. sLARD-Prtrae West
tercss. steady ass; American refined In pals.
steady. AS Cd CHEESE-Canadian finest white new
Sos Cd TALLOw-Prime city dull. 3os 3D. TURPEN-
TINE SPIRITS quiet Ais 3D. LINSEED OIL steady. IA
PETROLEUM steady. I'd ROSIN-Common steady. -
And.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
REPORTED LOAN TO CITY BY BANKS.
Five Millions Borrowed to Pay Some of the
Pressing Claims.

There report in Wall Street yesterday that
downtown banks had loaned the city 100000 at
probably AZ per cent The money. II was said,
would be used paw of the most pressing claims
against the city No confirmation of the report
could obtained in banking circles.
rGTnor also current that syndicate COM
posed Of savings banks and life insurance com
panies being organized to bid for the city
bond issue, but this report also lacked confrma-
ton. The general opinion in financial circles. how
ever. seemed be that the Forthcoming city bond
sale would be q SUCCESS.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
CENTRAL FoUNDRY'S YEAR.
President August Heckscher in his report 10 tn

PRESIDENT august heckScher, IN his report 10 the
stockholders. says: THE net earnings OF the Cen
Radiator Company, whose stocks owned by
your company. s227, 160- During the year,
owing 10 the high and fuctuating price OF pig iron
particularly from December to June, the
earnings Of tho Central Iron and Coal Company
have been large and the earnings of the Central
Foundry Company have been impaired correspond
ingly. This shows the wisdom of the manage
ment in establishing and equipping in the South
a furnace plant of its The earnings of the
combined companies show a healthy increase over
the previous year. The amount of business done
from 6 to Is per cent"
At the annual meeting yesterday Of the stock
holders Of the Central Foundry Company the
tiring board Of directors reelected. with the
exception OF J. Reid and James T. Boothroyd. who
succeeded by F. c. Furlow and F. A. Ber-
hold
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
BREWERS TO FIGHT LOCAL OPTION.

Cincinnati. Aug. 29.-Unised action by leading
brewers Of the United States against the spread OF
'oesi option was begun at secret meeting here
sesterday. news OF which developed to-day. II is
proposed 70 adopt definite plan 70 stop the spread
" local option. especially in the South
representatives of breweries Of Chicago, MIL
"aakee. 81. Louis and Cincinnati were~present A
committee was appointed and ways and means for
accomplishing the purposes of the meeting viii be
eseaded u,cp-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
CURB BROKERS TO FIGHT ALLEN

The Broad street curb brokers yesterday ap-
pointed committee which will take steps fight
the attempt of James A Allen, lawyer. OF No 35
Wall street, put the curb market out Of bust
The committee will engage counsel TO appear
in the Supreme Court when the injunction pro-
ceedNgs brought by Mr.. Allen come up for hear
fng, and IL VIII also endeavor TO obtain afdavits
from owners and tenants of the big Office build
ings the curb market stating that they have
0 complaint make the brokers carrying
business there
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
TOBACCO CONVENTION HERE.

The annual convention OF independent tobacco
growers. manufacturers and dealers VIII be held
Madison Square Garden September and 10.
while the Tobacco Show is in progress. The show
opens Monday afternoon One of the questions
which viii come the convention will be that
of Sunday closing The retail dealers of this city
are about evenly divided the subject. II is
tended that smokers should buy their Sunday
cigars on Saturday, and allow the clerks to spend
the Sunday with their families
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
MERCER OF FARMERS ELEVATORS.

Minneapolis. Aug pa merger Of farmers ele-
saisrs IN Minnesota IS be formed at a meeting
liz Minneapolis on September by managers OF sew
eral elevators throughout the state Farmers sur
rounding towns where such elevators are operated
usually stock fn them, and are thus interested
n the movement obtain better grading terminal
facilities and means OF marketing their grams.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30

The local market spot cotton was steady and un-
changed at 55c middiing upland and 1850 Tor
middng Gulf Southern spot markets were teegraPnet
Mobile nominal and unchsnged az lS9ec-
steady and l-lec higher at IL $3.50; saieS
Norfolk dun and unchanged at l5t2c Bai-
tmore nominal &c higher 1870. Augusta steady
and unchanged 14c sales 10 bales St Louis steady
and nc higher lSifc; sales IT bales New Orleans
steady unchanged IL afSc: sales 400 bales VII
nominal Little Rock steady ana unchanSed at
l3 9-16c: sales 400 bales
the ports and Interior points to-dsy COM
pared last week and last
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
sTEUeEN COUNTY SELLS BONDS.

Bath, ~ Y Aug 2-Steaben County sold 5000
CT per cent bonds at a premium of sl5s1 The
Same issue al per had bidders in June
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
Notice of Summons.

@rEw YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUN-
N ty-George H. Robinson. plaintiff Russell
A Alger jr.. defendant--To the above named de-
feud hereby summoned answer the
Complaint this action and copy OF your
the service OF this summons exclusive OF the
day service, and in OF failure appear
or answer judgment will be taken against you b.
default for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated New York. July II. 1901.
OLNEY & CONSTOCK.
Plaintiffs Artorueys
Manhattan, New York City
To the defendant Russell A Algsr. tr.: Tie fore
going summons is served YOU bY publication.
o order OF Hon Charles ". Dayton.
one OF of the Supreme Court OF the sracs
OF dated SIsr day OF July. 1907. and alst
on day OF IHy. 1901. with The complaint n
m Of Clerk Of the County OF New York.
the County Court House, In the City. County and
State OF New York.
Dated New York. July 81. 1907.
OLNEY a CONSTOCK.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
once Posto-cs Address. IS william Street. Man
haitian, York
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30

A DvERTIsEMENTS Subscriptions for The Trtouns
"A received their Uptown Offce No 1884 Broatvay
s6th and 37th sts until O'Clock p m Advsr-
tserents received the following branch Offices at
lar Office rates until oelock p r ytz - sth ave
23d 15S 9th 9Th 81: 81 East 18th
ST: 25T 42d between TN and sth Aves-: 265
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30

market in New York closed as follows: 10
Nortbe15 rsd ana I and NO hard winter
81 OO4 ahoat CORN-In sharing the early
upturn in wheat, the market sold about 40
higher than the previous night, after which heavy
selling developed and Of the advance disappeared
in the Western market. Locally closing prices were
/. q &c previous night The weather was
a rule although private reports from
complained OF damage from too rucn ran n5o
Broouhau estimated Argentine shipments at loOo'Voo
bushels practically the as the previous week
Liverpool closed I'D net higher There was SOM
decrease of country offerings and continued so0d
demand cash but exporters TOOK eny
four loads The in New York closed as
follows: No corn. 6715c elevator and 6Ic o
. white. 55isc, and No yellow. 591ec D
ahoat OATS-With other markets. oats had an OPEN
ing advance Of which disappeared later on ac-
count of realizing and the afternoon declines e,s
where Cash oats IN New York were quoted as aa
Mixed. 20 30 10. Sic: natural white 81 - %
IS SEC. and clipped white 80 20 20 d. o015 Qosc
RYE-Markst firm; no. 2 Western. 9l+.c D -|e"
York
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.

Dressed poultry. phgs
Live poultry, crates.
Oranges Cab. cases.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-25
TO WITNESS CLEANUP
At OSCE0LA PLACER MINE
John w. Barnes Will Arrive From
Philadelphia on July
31st.

The Gold Bar Placer Mining COM
pany of Osceola is preparing to make
another cleanup. The last cleanup
was made two weeks ago, when the
company took out $1,000 worth of
placer gold. The metal was sent to
Ely and stored in local bank.
John w. Barnes, one of the prin-
cipal owners of this rich property
will arrive from Philadelphia on the
31st to witness the cleanup The
company has one of the richest placer
properties In this section of the coun-
try The gold is obtained from an
old river bottom 100 feet below the
surface.
Mr.. Barnes is also interested in the
Osceola Blue Gravel Placer Mining
company, which has claims adjoining
the former company's mine. Two
shafts are being sunk in these claims
one being down 60 feet and the other
down 35 feet They have struck
good colors all the way down and an
ticipate striking the river bottom at
a depth of 100 feet.
All the available property in that
vicinity has been taken up. Those
owning claims are waiting to see how
succeeds and if these people strike II
several parties will commence sink
ing shafts. Shortly after the strike
was made the Snyders, who are
heavily interested in copper proper
ties at Lane City, took up considera.
BILE land.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-25
JUDGE BUSH, PIONEER.
IS IN FROM HAMILTON
Has Some Valuable Claims at That
Camp and ut Muneey
Creek.

Judge Bush of Hamilton, one of
the pioneers of White Pine county, is
in town renewing old acquaintance
and attending to some business mat
tiers. The judge is one of the best
known men in the district and has
prospected the hills for years.
He has some mining properties at
Hamilton that look very promising
and also owns some at Muncey creek
which he says will surprise many
when he starts development work on
thems
Although IS years of age he
tramps the hills like a young man
and enjoys the best of health. Judge
Bush came to Hamilton in SO and
for several years was the agent for
the Northumberland stage line.
While acting in that capacity he han
died $20,000,000 worth of bullion for
Wells Fargo company
The Judge will probably leave for
Hamilton Friday or Saturday He
is justice of the peace at Hamilton.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-25
ACCUSES SALOON MAN OF
PETTY EMBE1lEMENT
John McMann Charged With Taking
Money That He Had No
Right To.

John McMann of the Capital sa-
loon, has been arrested and must an
swer to a charge of petty embezzle-
ment, in that he is accused of hav-
ing taken $3.50 belonging to the
firm of Richard & Goodman, owners
of the saloon.
The case is rather mixed up af-
fair. 1t is alleged that McMann, who
has been night manager of the sa-
loon, has been taking money from
the register that he had no right to
touch According to one version of
the affair two spoilers are alleged
to have seen McMann take the mon
ey. 1t is also alleged that money has
been missing for the past 10 days,
which caused Mr.. Richard to engage
a couple of men to watch McMann.
McMann was arraigned on the
charge and his trial was set for 10
O'Clock this morning. He was al
lowed to go upon furnishing 800
cash bail.
Shortly after McMann's arrest. Mr..
,, Richard was arrested on the charge
| of drawing a gun in threatening
manner. Justice Cartwright heard
the case and upon the testimony of
the officers that his act was nothing
more than that of self protection, the
| defendant was dismissed and the case
was dropped
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-25
MANY ATTENDED LAWN
PARTY GIVEN BY GUILD

The ice cream lawn party given
last Wednesday night at the Fesler
residence by the Ladies Guild of the
Episcopal Church for the benefit of
the building fund was a great sue
cess Mrs. A. ]. Fesler, Mrs. John
Weber and Mrs. r. H. Richardson
constituted the committee that ar
ranged the social function.
Peter Grant of Goldfield left for
Duck Creek and before departing
gave the ladies $40 with instructions
that the children should be well sup
piled with ice cream and cake.
The program for the evenings en-
terta;nment was as follows:
Piano solo-Miss Kate McGill.
Vocal solo-Miss Cali Fornia.
Vocal solo-Mr. De Shelle, Mrs. A.
B. Witcher accompanying on piano.
Piano duet-Mrs. ]. e. Stevens
and Mrs. A. B. Witcher.
Vocal duet-Misses Cali Fornia
and Anna Miller.
Solo-Mrs. Frank NevinS.
Selection on the piano-Mrs. Ora
ham F. Putnam.
Vocal solo, with violin obligato, by
Mrs. ]. E. Stevens and Mrs. A. B
Witcher assisting at the piano-Miss
Anna Miller.
Piano selection-Miss Daubmeyer
of Salt Lake.
Vocal solo-Mrs. Neil McGill.
Solo-Harry Hughes.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-25

camp and if they come through and
make good on the options taken, dirt
will fly in the old district before snow
begins to fall. The ore is there.
White Pine Oil.
Buck" Ingals and Southern Cal
ifornia expert on oil lands have been
in the vicinity of Illapah for the past
two weeks looking over the oil pros
pect recently located by Clarence
Norman and others, with a view of
taking hold of the property. The
Norman holdings consisted of about
8 900 acres and 1t is said that Ingals
has located land amounting to about
1000 acres more, and that he has
or will organize a company for the
purpose of sinking wells on the prop
erty. If he strikes oil he will have
something better than copper mine.
The indications are said by those
posted on oil lands to be very good
for the opening of gusher.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-25
WILL SOON START WORK
ON new SCHOOL HOUSE

The school trustees are planning
on having the new school house con-
structed in time for the next term.
In case the structure is not finished
by that time temporary quarters will
be engaged in order to accommodate
the school children.
Bids are to be called for for ex-
cavating the foundation of the new
building. The new building is to be
erected on High street and actual
construction work will be commenced
within two weeks. Of the $4,000
bond issue SIS, 900 worth of bonds
have been sold and the trustees ex-
pect to dispose of the remainder in
short time.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-25
LANE CITY WILL HOLD
RAILROAD DAY AUG. Il
Elaborate Program Being Prepared
For Observing the
Occasion.

Lane City will celebrate railroad
day on August 18th and elaborate
plans are being made for observing
the occasion. Joe Johnson was in
Ely yesterday and stated that the
people of the lively mining camp in
tended making the affair a great sue
cess.
Two hundred dollars will be
awarded the winners of the double
handed drilling contest and 500 to
the winner of the single handed con-
test There will be literary exercises,
races, a barbecue and friendly
glove exhibition. The orator of the
day will be selected some time this
week A meeting will be held in a
few days, when final arrangements
will be made for the celebration.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-25
F. D. MCQUEEN, Gent Merchandise
BLACKHORSE

and San Picho, New. A complete line
of Miners and Ranchmen's Supplies.
Hay, grain and feed corrals Free
delivery.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-25

White Pine county is very active
i'm mining way and more or less de-
yeopment work is being done in
every camp in the county.
Cherry Creek.
The Cocomongo people are push
ing work on their property. The
company is grading for mill and
the machinery wiz be on the ground
as soon as the grading is completed.
1t is said that good bodies of ore
have already been opened and the
outlook is very encouraging.
The Hartford-Nevada Mining COM
pany is taking about half a ton of
high-grade ore per day that will go
about 5000 to the ton. Mr.. Wallace
the superintendent feels very much
elated over the outlook for his COM
pany.
Hamilton.
H. f. Hall, a mining man from
Minneapolis, has been in the camp
for several days looking over the
Gradelmeyer properties with the view
of organizing big company. Mr..
Hall is operating at Fryberg, in Lin
coin county, but says Hamilton pre-
SCENTS field for large operations sell
dom seen in the west. He says the
surface indications can't be beat in
any country. Mr.. Hall will undoubt-
eddy interest himself and his COM
pany in the old camp and put new
life into its sluggish veins.
G.. w. Neff, representing Denver
capital, is at Hamilton, as is S. F
Hunt of Ely. Neff and Hunt have
great confidence in the camp and
will operate there on a large scale
Mr.. Neff will remain in the camp in
definitely Mr.. Hunt bears a great
reputation as a mining expert an6
says that Hamilton presents almos
an unlimited field for extensive min
ing operations.
Sprucemont.
The mines just over the line il
Elko county are improving as de
velopment progresses and Drumm
Creighton and Rountree have en-
countered copper sulphides near tn
surface of the Tall Timber claim an,
are pushing work as rapidly as pos
sible. Sprucemont undoubtedly ha
a bright future.
Robinson District.
The Nevada Con. and Cumberlan,
are stripping the Gaping OF
more every day. These propertie
have already passed the stage o
doubt as to their permanency an,
do not require any extended notic
and only await the completion of TIN
big smelter at McGill and the com
pletion of the Nevada Northern rail
road between Ely and the mines t.
make them big dividend payers.
Mizpah.
Mizpah is showing up more goo,
ground with work and the people in
terested in the camp are feeling eX
ceedingly encouraged.
Dolly Warden.
Dolly Warden is showing bette
and better as work goes on and i
that district as we'll as every distri1
in the county work is all that
needed to make good camps.
Black Horse.
Everyone in this camp is very Ell
thusiastic over the outlook for tn
camp. The Lucky Boy deal wen
through and the people in this prom
ising camp felt encouraged and al
anticipating good times in the nea
future.
OsceOla.
The Woody Exploration compan
have much property tied up in thi
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-25
SAMPLES OF ORE FROM
SPRUCEMONT PROPERTIES

Some fine samples of ore taken
from the Roundtree, Creighton and
Drum properties at Sprucemont have
been placed on display at the Stock
Exchange headquarters.
The ore runs principally in copper,
although there are traces of silver
Some of the rock taken from the Big
Timber claim shows excellent sui
phides.
Four men are engaged on the Big
Timber property sinking a shaft. The
ore on the surface of the vein, which
Is four feet wide, runs per cent cop
per. The work of sinking a shaft
was commenced a few days ago.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-25
ADS
FOR RENT.

FOR NEATLY FURNISHED
room, close in. Apply to Mrs.
Mingus at Court and Fourth SITS.
7-17-tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-25

WANTED = DISHWASHER AND
yardman. Kennedy & Barnes, Nc
Gill. u
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-25
VARIOUS MINING
CAMPS ARE ACTIVE
A GENERAL REVIEW OF CONDI-
TIONS IN DIFFERENT PARTS
OF THE COUNTRY.

White Pine county is very active
in a mining way and more or less de-
yelopment work is being done in
every camp in the county.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-TWO IRRIGATORS, 2
ranch hands and l mixer. Ely
Dairy Co.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-25
HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE
WORK IN ELY

All those who have felt heretofore
that Ely was lacking in educational
advantages will be glad to learn that
that difficulty has now been removed.
Any ambitious person who desires
a first class business or technical ed
ucvation has only to enroll with the
Correspondence Schools
their local representative,
Mr.. e. G. Nome. Call on him at
Room 6, Mcknight building. or drop
him a card and he will call on you
and explain the work.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-07-25
FOUR SALES MADE
AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE

Four sales were made last night at
the Stock Exchange, making total
of 500 shares at total price of
$475.50.
One hundred A. N. M. & P. went
at $2.1O, 100 Ely Bonanza Copper at
So lie, 200 Federal Ely at Gle and
100 Mcdonald Ely at Gle
Tho nllofatinre. al
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-07-05
THOMPSON DOWNING
Annual Reunion Held at Sandy Valley.
Many Descendants and Friends
Were Present.

Malvern, July 3-June "a, 1893. dates
he birth of Mrs. Sarah Downing Thomp-
son.
For several years her children have
held a reunion on her birthday not elim-
mating the tender and lasting memories
Of their maternal loss -,
OF seven children. hve were presen,,
and all touched with the evidence OF time
"a solemn warning. June N 1907, tne
usual reunion was held az the Deauu-
ful home OF John Thompson on SANDY
ton was made and will be known as the
Thompsou-Downing reunion. Kobert Il
Spratt president: Richard B. Thompson
secretary and treasurer.
The purpose Is to hold annual reunions
of the Thompson and Downing families
aud their progeny. which Is legion
Last Thursday was an Ideal day ana
can truthfully say an ideal assemblage.
The event was strictly social One
hundred and seventy were present. The
ladies' prepared dinner and II was TOO
good Tor a g, queen Light i4nSn .,Ng n, w ,as
cream, cake. tropical luxuries and many
other to- hsome morsels. Many close
friends OF the family were invited guests.
The consensus OF opinion of all was, they
never spent pleasanter day socially. A
feature OF the company was the children
grandchildren, great, and even great
great-srand-children of the pioneers OF
more tnan four iifths OF the company.
Aside from the two families above were
the Hewitts, Robsrtsonst ReJS and
Grlffiths. as pioneers. The Hawkes. and
Rosses came later.
Out OF town guests were-ek Mayor
Robertson, Canton; Emery Miller and
daughter and Mr.. Cook and wife. OF
Alliance; DR.. and Mrs. Hart, Warren;
DIR. Beatty and wife Mr.. Kitsmiller and
wife, Plttsburg; Mrs. Black and Miss
Clark. Trinidad. Col: DR.. Wood Mag
nolia, MIR. Stewart and wife and Mrs
Hanes. Minerva: II. Scott and George
Beatty. Wsynesbuhy
The Elson, Whltaore and Green fam
lilies were In full evidence.
10 Mention u made Of above parties as
they are descendants OF pioneers OF the
Valley, not barring friendly relations.
Graces were offered By Rev. Munson.
Presbyterian minister RehectiOn-The
next decade will not find all OF her
children reuniting,