June 15, 1869 (4 pages)

ie Saeee Pllie ‘Judgment for . plantiff -in accordance with eet pe : tom a of the curtain, which are osparreng . amined by a committee of five i side of the window the curtain can be. fj the bottom or down from . ‘gui . Eigut thousand copies of Lewis Tap~ 868 . complaint. Tyler, Cartis & Co. ve Miller. ten days te‘answer. Pritebard va Griffith et al. ot . W, .D, leon Sake, alive eta port ‘to the Court. murrer overruled and defendant given ~ Demarrer. withdrawn . by consent, and ten . days given to answer. Seaseare e41.Mining Co.: Miner vs Thomas. Same order. Fisher vs Higgins et al. given to amend. ruled and ten days given to answer. totrial overraled. Josselyn vs Coe Mining Co. ‘et al. ‘. Colbert ve Castle. mitted. o'clock. . Court Calendar for the June term : Byers vs. Trenberth, July 26th. ‘Woodside, July 30. Tveple vs. Prescott, July 24th. Kelley vs. Pond et als, July 8th. Delano vs. Bradley, July 9th. Demarrer to complaint sustained and five days Union Hill Sckeol District vs Eureka Demurrer to complaint overruled and ten days given to answer. McCullen vs Gentry. Demurrer overs . Taylor vs Castle et als. Motion to compell plaintiff to elect upon which count of his complaint he will proceed Judgment for plaintiff for $297 against the Coe Mining Co. Cause dismissed other def dente vithout reju~ . ode efendante without preja-. _ sPgogsnovantUur BY AWARTESIAN La Bar vs La Bar. Referred toM. P. O'Connor to take testimony and report. Demurrer subCourt adjourned to Tuesday at 10 Cases Ser For TRIAL rx District Court.—The following is the District Eureka Lake and Yaba Canal Co. vs. Delano va. Coe Mining Co., July 8th. THE AMERICAN Ming.—Tho Scientifié Press has a long article descriptive of the working of the American mine at Sebastopol, Bridgeport township, owned by J. H. Brown, A. B. Swin, George Spooner, S. M. Crall and others. The cement taken irom the channel is found to yield ii tho ratio of about $900 to $500, when crushed under stamps, compared with ordinary sluicing.” The outlet for the claims is 2,200 feet, including the cut and ‘tunnel. In, the course of descent to the river, the Presssays: “Mr. Brown, the foreman, has brought into use, seventeen uns der-current sluices, each from forty to fifty feet in length, and from twelve to ’ twenty feet in width, two of which are under-current ‘sand sluices, intended mainly to catch sulphurets.” To give an idea ot the efficiency of the under-current amalganrating aluicesthe first in the series cleans up from $300 to $800 to the man, in exact ratio to the cleaning up of the sluice above it; amd the very last one in the series, at the river's edgo, yields $50 to the ton. The river tailings do not pay Chinamen to werk, The company have spent $20,000 on the process and have now abqut the best in the State, though they are not yot satisfied entirely. We doubt if there is a better conducted hydraulic mine in this State than the Amerivan, and the enterprising owners deserve great credit for what they have done. TELEGRAMS to a private party in San Francisco; saysthe Bee, show that Col. Coey has the commission of Post~ master of San Francisco in his pocket, and is on his way overland to assume the duties of his position. WF. Srewarr, « of San Jose, has secured a sufficient number of subscribers to his forthcoming volume of poems to insure the immediate, pein ¢ ag the work. cere Jack STRATMAN is. going to com~ mence the publication of the Daily Evening 7riduneasa cheap paper about the ist of July, in San Franciseo. Curtis vs. Miller, July 27th. Miner vs, Thomas, July 12th. Fisher vs. Higgi=s, July 6th. Mining Co., July 13th. —_ vs. Guscetti, : uly 29th. ing Co., July 7th. home. Antioch. lands of the State. _—_ oe nized asa de facto government. Taylor vs. Castle’ et als, July 14th. Pritchard vs. Griffith et al, Jaly 7th. Union Hill School District vs. Eureka ~ Morrison. ae Os: vs. tar Quartz MinIs Gone To Ksep HER PLEDGE.— An exchange says the. Empress Eugenie of France, several months betore . the birth of the Prince Imperial, made a vow that if an heir to the throne was born she would thank Providence for the blessing in the Garden of Olives before he attained his fifteenth year. It is new understood the vow will be fulfilled during the -present-year, and that the Emperor himself bas traced the route of the jonrney to Jerusalem, It is-also said that the Empress will inaugurate the Suez Canal on her way *Rectamimne Swamp Lanps.—Geo. D. Roberts, formerly of this county, Peachy, Maynard, Tevis, Dorsey, Heydenfeldt and Hager have formed a com» pany for reclaiming 120,000 acres of tide and overflowed lands of the San Joaquin river, between Stockton and Tue Copr.—A duel was fought on Saturday,:in North Carolina,. not far from the Virginia line,between Hughes, the Republican editor of a Richmond paper, and Captain Cameron, a rebel, and editor of the Petersburg. Conservative, in which Cameron was shot, . SECRETARY Fis has promised to answer in a few days whether the revolutionary junta in Cuba can be recogbut the top. — haters of rolling down . "say asa room can eu a centtlated . ani light admitted,while the lower part of the window is cartained, or this curtafh can be spread upon any portion of the window, or rolled away at the top, middle or bottomé.. THE late reduction in fares on the Central Pacific Railroad will probably goon be followed by a more important reduction along the whole’ line. The Chicago Tribune is informed by Mr. Crocker, the Superintendent of the Central Pacific; that he isin hopesof mak. ing arrangements with the Union Pacific, by which the fare from Omaha to San Francisco may be reduced to $100 currency, and $40 in emigrant cars. This will make the rate about $150 in currency to New York, or $111 in gold, to which must be added for meals and sleeping-cars expenses about $30 more. The present rates from New York to San Francisco are about $200 currency. Wet Avour rrom a Depts or 120 ¥eeT.—In boring an artesian well, vear the County Infirmary, on Sstarday last, says the San Jose Patriot, of Wednesday, the augur, after passing through bed of gravel, was operating in a tenacious stratum of clay, 120 feet from the surfaceof the ground. On drawing up. the augur and emptying the clay from it, alive frog was found among the its legs, and it was bleeding when brought to the surface. Mr, Ashley, who was engaged on the work, took this denizen of the deep earth home,but climate, or of atmosphere, or the wound these causes combined. as in the case of plants. ous name of Bathybius. derful promise, who died lust year. Uncue Sam CaRICATURED.—The hu goods.— Thomas. The cost will be leas than a five dollars. per acre, and_.when reclaimed will be the best agr cultural A San Francisco inventor is at work upon a ditching machine to be driven by steam, which he expects will build’a levee at a trifling cost per mile, and greatly reduce the cost of reclaiming these lands, aind staples of cotton, wool, Southern States have but 317. his pile.” . with a fortune of $75,000. ry to any distinction or honor. pan’s pemphie, “ip it — “wo be} timong w . the tel “merits” “of ee + pamphlet andthe popular interest felt in its subject. ‘ A Ricz HAUL. —Télegrams fri Santa Fe report that the United States . . depesitory was robbed of $300,000. on Saturday. J. L. Collins, the depositary, assessing the damages at $100,000—the full amount claimed. The verdict was . = relay. The augar bad cat off one of. it-did not long survive the change of. was found dead in his roomshot throuh the heart. sal A Costty Bréecu.—The jury at Wheaton, Ill., in the case of A. J. Craig vs E. 8. Sprague, for breach of promise, recently returned a verdict for plaintiff, received. with mach surprise. Youne Squills says he never learned to kiss until he played billiards, The weakness of the thing is, that he turned from one sort ot ivory to another in -his practice of the art—ivory covered with “tempting lips. * THeEreE are flowers that are repulsive on first sight, but when examined close~ ly they reveal a world of beauty—and so with men. We should never jucge a man at first sight, for he may have qualities that wilt develope on acquainance. A MARRIED man = New “Ham péhire has adopted an original method of econ~ omy. ‘Gee morning, recently, when he knew his wite would see him, he kissed her housemaid. ‘I'he household expenses were ocameenznaaie reduced $200 per anpum. “T think all girls are sei and sweet,’ exclaimed ap enthusiastic urchin. “1 hen where do the bad women come from,” asked his bachelor uncle.~ “Oh they’re sweet girls turned sour,” he replied. eines it received from the augur, oF all of = THE BaTnystvs. —According to ‘a result of some recent deep sea soundings, it is announced that th bottom of Fruit and Vegetable Store. the sea, at great depths, is covered by a continuous mass, extending over miles in extent, of what may be considered as one single animal. It is thought to ferm the lowest stage of animal life on\ the globe, and is supposed to derive its nourishment directly from the mineral World, The new ani-~ mal has been baptixed by the re: Not To write Histony.—Secretary Seward has been urged to improve his leisure by writing the records of his time, and a. political history of the State of New York; but he says the only literary work he will perform, is the preparation of something in memoriam of his deceased daaghtera, woman of won. morous papers of Denmark are publish« ing Uncle Sam in the garb ofa penniless confidence man, who buys. everything and then refuses to pay for the All. on-account.of the refusal of the United States to consummate ‘the bargain in regard to the Island of 8t. UNDER auspices of Woolen Manufactures of the Northwest, a general Expo sition of Textile Fabrics is to be held in Cincinnati in August. Products of mills, silk, flax, and hemp, will be exhibited. There are now 3:500 cotton and woolen factories in the United States, of which the Tue Marysville Appeal is informed of another White Piner who has ‘‘strack It is a Mr. Howell, who had been unsuces-ful for several years in mining in Reese River, went to White Pine a year or sO ago, and now returns ARE you stepping upon the threshold of life, seeure a good moral character. Without virtue you cannot be respected ; without integrity, you cannot rise BOUIN. 4, to the wife of —a sua ‘and a “In this city, June 18th, 19 Jesse 8. ‘Thompson, tw Gaughter, — wn ww renner x. RR. RUMERY, Commercial Street.Nevada City, Kees constantly on hand a good supply. . . ened VXUsATABLES, RANCH AND Fi: KIN BU TTER, CHEESE, CANNED rxUlTs, " §UGARS, TEAS, CUFFEES, KUG3, &e. &e: &e, gy I have made arrangements to receive . all tbe different kinds of say" NEW VEGE™ ABiss ANDY FitULL as soon as they appear in _ . the markets below. Qlive me a call. al6 UNION REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES ESIRING THEIR NAMES placed Sere the Union voters of MEavu = LOWNSHLY whould remit $5, aud, yy nouncement tothe TRUCKEE TRIBUNE, Truckee, Cal. ” Trackee, June 9h 1869. ° FOR ICE CREAM, FOUNTAIN SODA, CONFECTIONERIES, —anD— OY: xxsu OYSTERS, GO TO THE United States Bakery. €@ BREAD, PIES, CAKHS, and everything appertaining to the business Comatansiy ry hand. Eresh Bread delivered-at all parts ofthe city. JULIUS DREYFUSS, Nevada, June 11th, 1869. NOTICE. the firm 3 NOVITSKY & SON. The business will be continued by Chas. Nathan & Samuel Novitsky Under the firm name of NATHAN & NOVITSK Y. > RH —— withdrawn from GRAND CELEBRATION { —OF OUR— NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY WILL BE HELD aT NEVADA CITY, MONDAY, SULY oa, 1669. IN WHICH in. MILITARY, " . e pane nasi ; CIVAC SOCIETIES, OF NEVADA COUNTY will participate. ——There will be a Procession after A sg pendence will be rend and an Z 4 ORATION DELIVERED. / e Citizens from all parts of the County are cordially invited to be present, . B™ The Programme and Order of Pxerci ses-will be published in a few dare g = PHILIP DUCA — CAN BE FOUND AT THE “eote. old stand on BROAD 8 =» opposite Stumpf's Botel. Prices as follows : Hot, Cold or Shower Baths 25 cents, Mair-Cutting 25 cents. Shaving 25 cts. Shampooing 25 cts. The Annual Session —OFr THE— ’ Nevada County Teachers Institute WILL BE HELD IN Washington Has}, NEVADA CITY, Commencing on Wednesday, June 30, at 10 o’elock, A. . And continue in. Session THREE DAYS. —— ‘. Whe County Board of Examiner* will meet at the same place on MONDAY™ JUNE 27th. Applicants for Ceunty Teachers’ Certificates must be present at the First Seasion of the Boatd.ae site) News og oa ENTS \ \ which the Declaration ‘of Ende. TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE i thi . ing ho fay the set ‘im ne the tio the stil to an Bec sck tal ani for A / Ovi It § the tee

ie Saeee Pllie ‘Judgment for . plantiff -in accordance with eet pe : tom a of the curtain, which are osparreng . amined by a committee of five i side of the window the curtain can be. fj the bottom or down from . ‘gui . Eigut thousand copies of Lewis Tap~ 868 . complaint. Tyler, Cartis & Co. ve Miller. ten days te‘answer. Pritebard va Griffith et al. ot . W, .D, leon Sake, alive eta port ‘to the Court. murrer overruled and defendant given ~ Demarrer. withdrawn . by consent, and ten . days given to answer. Seaseare e41.Mining Co.: Miner vs Thomas. Same order. Fisher vs Higgins et al. given to amend. ruled and ten days given to answer. totrial overraled. Josselyn vs Coe Mining Co. ‘et al. ‘. Colbert ve Castle. mitted. o'clock. . Court Calendar for the June term : Byers vs. Trenberth, July 26th. ‘Woodside, July 30. Tveple vs. Prescott, July 24th. Kelley vs. Pond et als, July 8th. Delano vs. Bradley, July 9th. Demarrer to complaint sustained and five days Union Hill Sckeol District vs Eureka Demurrer to complaint overruled and ten days given to answer. McCullen vs Gentry. Demurrer overs . Taylor vs Castle et als. Motion to compell plaintiff to elect upon which count of his complaint he will proceed Judgment for plaintiff for $297 against the Coe Mining Co. Cause dismissed other def dente vithout reju~ . ode efendante without preja-. _ sPgogsnovantUur BY AWARTESIAN La Bar vs La Bar. Referred toM. P. O'Connor to take testimony and report. Demurrer subCourt adjourned to Tuesday at 10 Cases Ser For TRIAL rx District Court.—The following is the District Eureka Lake and Yaba Canal Co. vs. Delano va. Coe Mining Co., July 8th. THE AMERICAN Ming.—Tho Scientifié Press has a long article descriptive of the working of the American mine at Sebastopol, Bridgeport township, owned by J. H. Brown, A. B. Swin, George Spooner, S. M. Crall and others. The cement taken irom the channel is found to yield ii tho ratio of about $900 to $500, when crushed under stamps, compared with ordinary sluicing.” The outlet for the claims is 2,200 feet, including the cut and ‘tunnel. In, the course of descent to the river, the Presssays: “Mr. Brown, the foreman, has brought into use, seventeen uns der-current sluices, each from forty to fifty feet in length, and from twelve to ’ twenty feet in width, two of which are under-current ‘sand sluices, intended mainly to catch sulphurets.” To give an idea ot the efficiency of the under-current amalganrating aluicesthe first in the series cleans up from $300 to $800 to the man, in exact ratio to the cleaning up of the sluice above it; amd the very last one in the series, at the river's edgo, yields $50 to the ton. The river tailings do not pay Chinamen to werk, The company have spent $20,000 on the process and have now abqut the best in the State, though they are not yot satisfied entirely. We doubt if there is a better conducted hydraulic mine in this State than the Amerivan, and the enterprising owners deserve great credit for what they have done. TELEGRAMS to a private party in San Francisco; saysthe Bee, show that Col. Coey has the commission of Post~ master of San Francisco in his pocket, and is on his way overland to assume the duties of his position. WF. Srewarr, « of San Jose, has secured a sufficient number of subscribers to his forthcoming volume of poems to insure the immediate, pein ¢ ag the work. cere Jack STRATMAN is. going to com~ mence the publication of the Daily Evening 7riduneasa cheap paper about the ist of July, in San Franciseo. Curtis vs. Miller, July 27th. Miner vs, Thomas, July 12th. Fisher vs. Higgi=s, July 6th. Mining Co., July 13th. —_ vs. Guscetti, : uly 29th. ing Co., July 7th. home. Antioch. lands of the State. _—_ oe nized asa de facto government. Taylor vs. Castle’ et als, July 14th. Pritchard vs. Griffith et al, Jaly 7th. Union Hill School District vs. Eureka ~ Morrison. ae Os: vs. tar Quartz MinIs Gone To Ksep HER PLEDGE.— An exchange says the. Empress Eugenie of France, several months betore . the birth of the Prince Imperial, made a vow that if an heir to the throne was born she would thank Providence for the blessing in the Garden of Olives before he attained his fifteenth year. It is new understood the vow will be fulfilled during the -present-year, and that the Emperor himself bas traced the route of the jonrney to Jerusalem, It is-also said that the Empress will inaugurate the Suez Canal on her way *Rectamimne Swamp Lanps.—Geo. D. Roberts, formerly of this county, Peachy, Maynard, Tevis, Dorsey, Heydenfeldt and Hager have formed a com» pany for reclaiming 120,000 acres of tide and overflowed lands of the San Joaquin river, between Stockton and Tue Copr.—A duel was fought on Saturday,:in North Carolina,. not far from the Virginia line,between Hughes, the Republican editor of a Richmond paper, and Captain Cameron, a rebel, and editor of the Petersburg. Conservative, in which Cameron was shot, . SECRETARY Fis has promised to answer in a few days whether the revolutionary junta in Cuba can be recogbut the top. — haters of rolling down . "say asa room can eu a centtlated . ani light admitted,while the lower part of the window is cartained, or this curtafh can be spread upon any portion of the window, or rolled away at the top, middle or bottomé... THE late reduction in fares on the Central Pacific Railroad will probably goon be followed by a more important reduction along the whole’ line. The Chicago Tribune is informed by Mr. Crocker, the Superintendent of the Central Pacific; that he isin hopesof mak. ing arrangements with the Union Pacific, by which the fare from Omaha to San Francisco may be reduced to $100 currency, and $40 in emigrant cars. This will make the rate about $150 in currency to New York, or $111 in gold, to which must be added for meals and sleeping-cars expenses about $30 more. The present rates from New York to San Francisco are about $200 currency. Wet Avour rrom a Depts or 120 ¥eeT.—In boring an artesian well, vear the County Infirmary, on Sstarday last, says the San Jose Patriot, of Wednesday, the augur, after passing through bed of gravel, was operating in a tenacious stratum of clay, 120 feet from the surfaceof the ground. On drawing up. the augur and emptying the clay from it, alive frog was found among the its legs, and it was bleeding when brought to the surface. Mr, Ashley, who was engaged on the work, took this denizen of the deep earth home,but climate, or of atmosphere, or the wound these causes combined. as in the case of plants. ous name of Bathybius. derful promise, who died lust year. Uncue Sam CaRICATURED.—The hu goods.— Thomas. The cost will be leas than a five dollars. per acre, and_.when reclaimed will be the best agr cultural A San Francisco inventor is at work upon a ditching machine to be driven by steam, which he expects will build’a levee at a trifling cost per mile, and greatly reduce the cost of reclaiming these lands, aind staples of cotton, wool, Southern States have but 317. his pile.” . with a fortune of $75,000. ry to any distinction or honor. pan’s pemphie, “ip it — “wo be} timong w . the tel “merits” “of ee + pamphlet andthe popular interest felt in its subject. ‘ A Ricz HAUL. —Télegrams fri Santa Fe report that the United States . . depesitory was robbed of $300,000. on Saturday. J. L. Collins, the depositary, assessing the damages at $100,000—the full amount claimed. The verdict was .

= relay. The augar bad cat off one of. it-did not long survive the change of. was found dead in his roomshot throuh the heart. sal A Costty Bréecu.—The jury at Wheaton, Ill., in the case of A. J. Craig vs E. 8. Sprague, for breach of promise, recently returned a verdict for plaintiff, received. with mach surprise. Youne Squills says he never learned to kiss until he played billiards, The weakness of the thing is, that he turned from one sort ot ivory to another in -his practice of the art—ivory covered with “tempting lips. * THeEreE are flowers that are repulsive on first sight, but when examined close~ ly they reveal a world of beauty—and so with men. We should never jucge a man at first sight, for he may have qualities that wilt develope on acquainance. A MARRIED man = New “Ham péhire has adopted an original method of econ~ omy. ‘Gee morning, recently, when he knew his wite would see him, he kissed her housemaid. ‘I'he household expenses were ocameenznaaie reduced $200 per anpum. “T think all girls are sei and sweet,’ exclaimed ap enthusiastic urchin. “1 hen where do the bad women come from,” asked his bachelor uncle.~ “Oh they’re sweet girls turned sour,” he replied. eines it received from the augur, oF all of = THE BaTnystvs. —According to ‘a result of some recent deep sea soundings, it is announced that th bottom of Fruit and Vegetable Store. the sea, at great depths, is covered by a continuous mass, extending over miles in extent, of what may be considered as one single animal. It is thought to ferm the lowest stage of animal life on\ the globe, and is supposed to derive its nourishment directly from the mineral World, The new ani-~ mal has been baptixed by the re: Not To write Histony.—Secretary Seward has been urged to improve his leisure by writing the records of his time, and a. political history of the State of New York; but he says the only literary work he will perform, is the preparation of something in memoriam of his deceased daaghtera, woman of won. morous papers of Denmark are publish« ing Uncle Sam in the garb ofa penniless confidence man, who buys. everything and then refuses to pay for the All. on-account.of the refusal of the United States to consummate ‘the bargain in regard to the Island of 8t. UNDER auspices of Woolen Manufactures of the Northwest, a general Expo sition of Textile Fabrics is to be held in Cincinnati in August. Products of mills, silk, flax, and hemp, will be exhibited. There are now 3:500 cotton and woolen factories in the United States, of which the Tue Marysville Appeal is informed of another White Piner who has ‘‘strack It is a Mr. Howell, who had been unsuces-ful for several years in mining in Reese River, went to White Pine a year or sO ago, and now returns ARE you stepping upon the threshold of life, seeure a good moral character. Without virtue you cannot be respected ; without integrity, you cannot rise BOUIN. 4, to the wife of —a sua ‘and a “In this city, June 18th, 19 Jesse 8. ‘Thompson, tw Gaughter, — wn ww renner x. RR. RUMERY, Commercial Street..Nevada City, Kees constantly on hand a good supply. . . ened VXUsATABLES, RANCH AND Fi: KIN BU TTER, CHEESE, CANNED rxUlTs, " §UGARS, TEAS, CUFFEES, KUG3, &e. &e: &e, gy I have made arrangements to receive . all tbe different kinds of say" NEW VEGE™ ABiss ANDY FitULL as soon as they appear in _ . the markets below. Qlive me a call. al6 UNION REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES ESIRING THEIR NAMES placed Sere the Union voters of MEavu = LOWNSHLY whould remit $5, aud, yy nouncement tothe TRUCKEE TRIBUNE, Truckee, Cal. ” Trackee, June 9h 1869. ° FOR ICE CREAM, FOUNTAIN SODA, CONFECTIONERIES, —anD— OY: xxsu OYSTERS, GO TO THE United States Bakery. €@ BREAD, PIES, CAKHS, and everything appertaining to the business Comatansiy ry hand. Eresh Bread delivered-at all parts ofthe city. JULIUS DREYFUSS, Nevada, June 11th, 1869. NOTICE. the firm 3 NOVITSKY & SON. The business will be continued by Chas. Nathan & Samuel Novitsky Under the firm name of NATHAN & NOVITSK Y. > RH —— withdrawn from GRAND CELEBRATION { —OF OUR— NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY WILL BE HELD aT NEVADA CITY, MONDAY, SULY oa, 1669. IN WHICH in. MILITARY, " . e pane nasi ; CIVAC SOCIETIES, OF NEVADA COUNTY will participate. ——There will be a Procession after A sg pendence will be rend and an Z 4 ORATION DELIVERED. / e Citizens from all parts of the County are cordially invited to be present, . B™ The Programme and Order of Pxerci ses-will be published in a few dare g = PHILIP DUCA — CAN BE FOUND AT THE “eote. old stand on BROAD 8 =» opposite Stumpf's Botel. Prices as follows : Hot, Cold or Shower Baths 25 cents, Mair-Cutting 25 cents. Shaving 25 cts. Shampooing 25 cts. The Annual Session —OFr THE— ’ Nevada County Teachers Institute WILL BE HELD IN Washington Has}, NEVADA CITY, Commencing on Wednesday, June 30, at 10 o’elock, A. . And continue in. Session THREE DAYS. —— ‘. Whe County Board of Examiner* will meet at the same place on MONDAY™ JUNE 27th. Applicants for Ceunty Teachers’ Certificates must be present at the First Seasion of the Boatd.ae site) News og oa ENTS \ \ which the Declaration ‘of Ende. TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE i thi . ing ho fay the set ‘im ne the tio the stil to an Bec sck tal ani for A / Ovi It § the tee