February 23, 1861 (4 pages)

FH FPR OB SRS Se seek $2 — OB URS BBs Ee # \. "RSEee — P. ¢ 2esese¢ SFk eh own nmoBane fa pank . ‘ter was elected 1 a momiber of ‘the company. ee ae _ Sacramento, and Sierra counties, totally. "bering about 75.men, was highly’ ereditai ce WASHINGTON, yesterday mornae en BS nce Houde, on Thursday evening, for. the purpose of providing for the’ election of officers, and alse to receive new uames to fill the vaicancies océasioned by the departure from this . ‘Oda Fello Baga kort wie gt cage Oustomah Lodge, No. wre r meetings pany. "The attendance was quite large, and . $7°"Y, ee Es mt thelr. all corner of . seventeen ames were proposed, and will be 3-W Chinn, v.G Pollen, H. Go] pee ‘acted wpon at the next meeting of the com. pany, which iste take. place on Thursday Pe. evening next, at which time the annual election of officers will also be held. A. W. Pot‘nA committee; consisting of NilesSearls, EW. Mistin and'8. Ww. Boring, waa ap. ’ pointed to examine the new militia bill, which is now before the Legislature; and report up: . . on it-at the next meeting. : A-eommittee, consisting of W. iP. Heseiag ton, S; W. Boring and Niles Searls was. also appointed to:useertain the amount of money ‘expended by the citizens of Nevada during ‘the: Washoe a nd OES SHRP company. "We are glad that this iii’ was made, as ‘Governor Downey, i iw his last'n message, whilst he adverted, in flattering terms, to the exertions ‘matte by the citizens of Sari Francisco, onittted to ihention Nevada, . This, we must believe, was inadvertently done, as the Govortor cannot be ignorant of the fact, that'a lange‘amount of motidy, ‘which, we believe, will be found not to’fall far‘short of $3,000, wad subscribed and ‘paid by the citizens of Nevada city alone, and ‘that a company of mounted men was sent from this county, which, for numbers, discipline and efficiency on the ground, proved itself inferior to none. They did not, like others that we know. of, press into their service every horse they could lay their-hands on in Washoe, riding them to’ California instead of. charging-on the: Puh-Utes. ‘The Governor's favorable ‘mention, it is true, is not a matter of great materialimtportance ; but, nevertheless, it would bare been but just on he should have made it. THE Firnemun’s Tons ‘Our, yesterday, cotikisting of Hose Company No. 1,:and Pro ‘tection Hook and Ladder Company, numble affair, The, services of the ‘band of, the Martinetti troupe were seeured, and the com panies, after fortuing on Pine street, paraded baa gi the principal streets, and finally at the Hook andLadder Company's . hotise. C. Wilson Hill, Esq., was then called upon to addres# the agsemblage, and he acquitted himself well, his remarks being voeiferouslyapplauded. Refteshments were then parteken of, and ‘the crowd eee the SALUTe:—Artillerymen Davis and Varney fired 9 salute of thirty-nine guns, in honor of 7 ‘Thirty-four—making one for each State in the’ Union—ana five . fot. the Territories, — PA dog-fight, for 7 8 aside, is to eome off, to-day: 'at the Meloneea. ; ee GENERAL JACKSON'S es ks ilies 1843, General Jackson, in his retirement ‘at the Hermitage, wrote hie will with his own: hand." In it, among other bequests, are two, which ought at this time, tobe published for pregent redding” ' These’ senfitnenits therein . expressed, in this solemn document, evince more than Roman patriotism, and_ should . ‘ sink deep into the hearts of the people. Here " Dataent Gk ae eas erage ere vent protestion pyar — Swe one get ye preston incl shot thy sty bs sues Sas ena ultod by foreign ‘6. my gr rE ior mp Spent ALE panes compiny of New Ca tain Besle, as a i to bring to his neath to my beloved , 80n of Samuel “elegant word te of Tennessee, a Hy by memento of my. remned recollection Thos. P. tet $ oFfach F. 4 yore semblies first and th Charles Marsh, Acting Recorder. PHOTOGRAPHIOARTIST. ‘No: 6; K. To—Stated as. Thursdays ofeach month. r U J. F. Rudolph, 5 epebererm a ar evenings, at Tem m ce H METHODIs? CuuRCcH—Rev. W. Grove Deal, Pastor; at the Methédist Church, on Broad street, at 11°A. M., and 7 CATHOLIC Cutnon—ev.” T. J. “Dalton, Pas. tor ; at the Catholic Church, on Washingtonstreet, service at 9 o’clock, A. M. APTIST .C * atthe B aE PURSE Bee Robie, Frter, . 5 M., and 73 P.M. EPIscopat SERVICE—Rev. John Chit tenden Pastor ; at the pero presse at 3 Menem! PrP. M THOS. M ‘wéob, I OFFER NO INDUCEMENTS To patrons, except that of having GOOD AND PERFECT PICTURES. from the destro PERSONS WISHING SUCH WORK Peres oes seeure them ying action of the elemen' rw Are invited to calleno other patro’ Difficult subjects are _ January. 19, 1861-1 e solicited, Lae eay, invited te call. RAFFLE POSTPONEMENT. fa céuséquéacs of the number of TICKETS returned from the country—being about ONE-FORUTH OF THE NUMBER . , 10. BE BAFFLED OFF, I HAVE. POSTPONED MY DRAWING UNTIL SATURDAY, Miairch 234, 1861. rn’ -. REMEMBER THIS! P. word that the DRAWING OF MY FLE will COME OFF WITHOUT FAIL! Qn the day above named. aa TICKETS GOOD FOR PICTURES . =: AFTER AND BEFORE THE RAFFLE. Nevada, Feb. 13, 1862-tf A. LIEBERT. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ore Is HEREBY GIVEN DE the ~ smelt te eo x ee setts 8 tise en sn ieny deceased, to to exbibit-the seme with the necessary vouchers within ten months from the first pubication. notie. andersigned at the be ye; of Thema Sere porn of Pine and ‘Commercial treet Be No, 38,, ujy-s HH. B. Pub. Adm’r. OMPSON, Nevada, Dee 4. pie . UNITED STATES “BAKERY, “Ne. 48 Pine Street. and keep on Wad rer nie eae CAxzs CONFECTIONARIES, 1SINS, ALMONDS, Ete. orem ae as _ JULIUS DREYFUSS. . For ie hereafter A ot belo: cg belonging located. ae sre has since: ecauirod am ments, hereditamen i aati ‘aingular the cad cpeketienee thereto belongin erinuare wi pe site gin yw sgh are mand and a iy teas op. and. sald to and ene joan FAIL bens miles. Also, fg Levey, C. 2 oo Pp. Church, 23 eater. xe erate Dison No. 17-— cote every ie ‘em ames am Church, W 5 R. o aymond, R. 8. “Union fonge No. 4, (Good ay) meet every Frida weeny emperance Hall. Rev, B. Brierly, A. H. Parker, W. 8. tribut ty. Divine Service Sunday. ] Teservo' to _said ck es ts or reversi sieraae ra to the bere of said ome of Notice fi is ‘hereby given that I will expose to the nee bia House door, N ws between the rie e above oro ock, P. Ms we under "my: had seven ignored ditches branch . said main, ditch or canal for os or be nches of . water. Also, all flumes, ditches, dams, aqueducts and works of every kind er apr Sys id A. Ye Ayo tvaty ov oe on which said . and ithe to ser 10% on cash, in front of the Court Wi y, March 13th ock, A. M. and 4 ene, of Feb. faertar oe . ai ae State we we ra ‘ rs: VAN i, riff, +s airy pHawiey, Pt on oe Atty. _ feta if She *sS ! }Y virtue of an. sto me directed and Jeaoaliverss issued out urt of E W, ayer stan the and mining BLOOD, ree LIVI J.B. VAN HAGEN By Jno. H. Dickson, my hand thisisth day of February Drone Unde Gases Notice to ) Creditors. f, ters o 12 pale ey claims ea: =< first publics ore with Warnes 4 of NLA. & Hupr, Commercial sted, inthe ot OUIS VORB ‘sake aitiehde January 31, 1861—4w aly Cpe f HARLES 8¢: passat of the ata edi OTICE TO CREDITORS —Estatoot »AMBROSK HALA, Notice ts by given by the ‘B. Hy Collier, Cink Btnter of the above-named Estate, to the elaims roy ne "moni peat = ohh, 1861. Adm’t cats yee Agroue all, ator A im’r. vouchers, erat plication 0 residence ae ust or ON deg’. ia dra ons “hol flumes e any in SARGENT rm NOTICE —All “lige others, common UMBUG PALES FLUMI field ba tety ee ato be k, are ag for, said.¢o' Dist Diet oar Fe Toe. ind their proof of By tapi ss ilva, Feb. 7th, 1861-td by in Humbug any on th’m vst W. B. CHORCHILL,. olding oF orl as Bloo in the EDNES A Wys. Tin Shop For Sale : wise Ln ae atte tga ing his s » tools and s s count’ of "a epi ag having business to other1 » situate town uf Red Dog, the stete, . Amy person. W, ans in the mountains pene Aa amine before locating cleowbere: Nevada, Jandary Hi—tf ‘is desirous. of evyatin Suid shop is located in one of the richest, mizing sectivn im 6 A gaat free 8f BEGOLE, lad 21 in the . and exfic than Pr eston & Merrill's in ‘Axv Ar LkS8 Paices, ~~~ Boandstnn's Chalienge Neast Powder, . . srerret ee Fully it gp fenseenys Dork Who will also act av Commission purchasing all kinds of Goods. more ses ge in than any words which w can offer. It renov and ‘State, as the system, and pan on cee ) anee-of ite functions. ~: evada ep trelhune sest-eietncuny unt ‘8 to etl ‘ ina’ mainte Oh eyo wl ‘many yet,”-——preseribed for’ Tat scs anne tat oe eee bmp let he despair—in fact asa. . tt in the best po ble way of the putilie,' e 001 [Saar ere a ae) curative powers for all similar dipeases froma cases of ca ate he bie * Bitters ANS ast diate iid Aga — Hoatetter’s. Bittens, are. most de‘ona an tue teotaga Reck:a: Wii ionerel ares, So Washington street, Gan Priancineo. . @6 Sih agreeable tonic. = . eee of Chilis and Fever, nce io equal, and ‘have with thousands, become an pare amd free f be taken by, . with benefit: For saleby GEO. W. . Case Sonate tit den Foie And by the principal Grocers, of the Liver.” BLoop AND LIVER SYRUP. ' Cures Pimples onthe face, gad all Eruptions. pLOOD oo tet Bas IVER SYRUP. uth, Ulcers, Boils. weaen AND. LIVER SYRUP. Cures Erysipelas, Oe houmation. : . BLOOD :AWD: ‘LIVER S¥RUP. 2 ae The recipe is given to all physicians. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. Stands at the head ofall preparations ag 4 Blood Purifier and Liver Remedy. . Sold by cers where, es Agent 0 ai laa yale Washingron street, San saint ee Nos. #49 and 151 ‘Washit Street, San n Francisco, THIS 1s THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT WEST OF THK ROCKY MOUNTAINS. Than shy other Establishment MATTESON 6 SAMU<T’S WATER POWER DERRICK. AED: & SAMU, have erected a wee, ° r core, belo the Hee Fomnary, to the common Derrick, te W and Saw Mills. ALL. KIMDS:.OF pra oer ao ban be run with very little water. where there is babe fall. They ore pasperes to make hinoy ofall kinda, Sheet I tents anew poe on Rs artificial ie to Ci ap ne " Gudess for, WAI seen ee Oy "ake particulars apply to ‘e nd Jan. 19, 1861-tf SED Se tiie pet pose . it insanity to attempt it. Paaee, Jane gin ; 1) His. shel saul saticetGetancbolleven Berar an ‘ vigor and tone to the #ystem, and poaseseing the kh Fae deren nd eer ee United States. ABO, Nr oREL ceo te fox California, 130 . , yonna od cic hele sa femal ‘See Dregeiets aad . Sf . wm mrp —_ ER. SYRUP, ool salah da Selling Clothing Much Cheaper . [ dn the State of California. o24-3m . ieee rte Ne COP4.Asthwa. Cramps, tigo, oe Saws, low ‘to ‘ka Goto his vse tia oy aineee sand: performed hia Piaeeof Dasieets, work the market. LIQUORS, CIGARS, E #* Valley,?? Grass Val ey, HOTEL, = Eat Nia Goud me oie. ‘Sf if the most tlm nt avd eee . T aahyas He rere rad “4 Loe oF Appa Bk ie oF stom * br i Absence st Mindy hole hal Pal $ cf tr f

FH FPR OB SRS Se seek $2 — OB URS BBs Ee # \. "RSEee — P. ¢ 2esese¢ SFk eh own nmoBane fa pank . ‘ter was elected 1 a momiber of ‘the company. ee ae _ Sacramento, and Sierra counties, totally. "bering about 75.men, was highly’ ereditai ce WASHINGTON, yesterday mornae en BS nce Houde, on Thursday evening, for. the purpose of providing for the’ election of officers, and alse to receive new uames to fill the vaicancies océasioned by the departure from this . ‘Oda Fello Baga kort wie gt cage Oustomah Lodge, No. wre r meetings pany. "The attendance was quite large, and . $7°"Y, ee Es mt thelr. all corner of . seventeen ames were proposed, and will be 3-W Chinn, v.G Pollen, H. Go] pee ‘acted wpon at the next meeting of the com. pany, which iste take. place on Thursday Pe. evening next, at which time the annual election of officers will also be held. A. W. Pot‘nA committee; consisting of NilesSearls, EW. Mistin and'8. Ww. Boring, waa ap. ’ pointed to examine the new militia bill, which is now before the Legislature; and report up: . . on it-at the next meeting. : A-eommittee, consisting of W. iP. Heseiag ton, S; W. Boring and Niles Searls was. also appointed to:useertain the amount of money ‘expended by the citizens of Nevada during ‘the: Washoe a nd OES SHRP company. "We are glad that this iii’ was made, as ‘Governor Downey, i iw his last'n message, whilst he adverted, in flattering terms, to the exertions ‘matte by the citizens of Sari Francisco, onittted to ihention Nevada, . This, we must believe, was inadvertently done, as the Govortor cannot be ignorant of the fact, that'a lange‘amount of motidy, ‘which, we believe, will be found not to’fall far‘short of $3,000, wad subscribed and ‘paid by the citizens of Nevada city alone, and ‘that a company of mounted men was sent from this county, which, for numbers, discipline and efficiency on the ground, proved itself inferior to none. They did not, like others that we know. of, press into their service every horse they could lay their-hands on in Washoe, riding them to’ California instead of. charging-on the: Puh-Utes. ‘The Governor's favorable ‘mention, it is true, is not a matter of great materialimtportance ; but, nevertheless, it would bare been but just on he should have made it.. THE Firnemun’s Tons ‘Our, yesterday, cotikisting of Hose Company No. 1,:and Pro ‘tection Hook and Ladder Company, numble affair, The, services of the ‘band of, the Martinetti troupe were seeured, and the com panies, after fortuing on Pine street, paraded baa gi the principal streets, and finally at the Hook andLadder Company's . hotise. C. Wilson Hill, Esq., was then called upon to addres# the agsemblage, and he acquitted himself well, his remarks being voeiferouslyapplauded. Refteshments were then parteken of, and ‘the crowd eee the SALUTe:—Artillerymen Davis and Varney fired 9 salute of thirty-nine guns, in honor of 7 ‘Thirty-four—making one for each State in the’ Union—ana five . fot. the Territories, — PA dog-fight, for 7 8 aside, is to eome off, to-day: 'at the Meloneea. ; ee GENERAL JACKSON'S es ks ilies 1843, General Jackson, in his retirement ‘at the Hermitage, wrote hie will with his own: hand." In it, among other bequests, are two, which ought at this time, tobe published for pregent redding” ' These’ senfitnenits therein . expressed, in this solemn document, evince more than Roman patriotism, and_ should . ‘ sink deep into the hearts of the people. Here " Dataent Gk ae eas erage ere vent protestion pyar — Swe one get ye preston incl shot thy sty bs sues Sas ena ultod by foreign ‘6. my gr rE ior mp Spent ALE panes compiny of New Ca tain Besle, as a i to bring to his neath to my beloved , 80n of Samuel “elegant word te of Tennessee, a Hy by memento of my. remned recollection Thos. P. tet $ oFfach F. 4 yore semblies first and th Charles Marsh, Acting Recorder. PHOTOGRAPHIOARTIST. ‘No: 6; K. To—Stated as. Thursdays ofeach month. r U J. F. Rudolph, 5 epebererm a ar evenings, at Tem m ce H METHODIs? CuuRCcH—Rev. W. Grove Deal, Pastor; at the Methédist Church, on Broad street, at 11°A. M., and 7 CATHOLIC Cutnon—ev.” T. J. “Dalton, Pas. tor ; at the Catholic Church, on Washingtonstreet, service at 9 o’clock, A. M. APTIST .C * atthe B aE PURSE Bee Robie, Frter, . 5 M., and 73 P.M. EPIscopat SERVICE—Rev. John Chit tenden Pastor ; at the pero presse at 3 Menem! PrP. M THOS. M ‘wéob, I OFFER NO INDUCEMENTS To patrons, except that of having GOOD AND PERFECT PICTURES. from the destro PERSONS WISHING SUCH WORK Peres oes seeure them ying action of the elemen' rw Are invited to calleno other patro’ Difficult subjects are _ January. 19, 1861-1 e solicited, Lae eay, invited te call. RAFFLE POSTPONEMENT. fa céuséquéacs of the number of TICKETS returned from the country—being about ONE-FORUTH OF THE NUMBER . , 10. BE BAFFLED OFF, I HAVE. POSTPONED MY DRAWING UNTIL SATURDAY, Miairch 234, 1861. rn’ -. REMEMBER THIS! P. word that the DRAWING OF MY FLE will COME OFF WITHOUT FAIL! Qn the day above named. aa TICKETS GOOD FOR PICTURES . =: AFTER AND BEFORE THE RAFFLE. Nevada, Feb. 13, 1862-tf A. LIEBERT. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ore Is HEREBY GIVEN DE the ~ smelt te eo x ee setts 8 tise en sn ieny deceased, to to exbibit-the seme with the necessary vouchers within ten months from the first pubication. notie. andersigned at the be ye; of Thema Sere porn of Pine and ‘Commercial treet Be No, 38,, ujy-s HH. B. Pub. Adm’r. OMPSON, Nevada, Dee 4. pie . UNITED STATES “BAKERY, “Ne. 48 Pine Street. and keep on Wad rer nie eae CAxzs CONFECTIONARIES, 1SINS, ALMONDS, Ete. orem ae as _ JULIUS DREYFUSS. . For ie hereafter A ot belo: cg belonging located. ae sre has since: ecauirod am ments, hereditamen i aati ‘aingular the cad cpeketienee thereto belongin erinuare wi pe site gin yw sgh are mand and a iy teas op. and. sald to and ene joan FAIL bens miles. Also, fg Levey, C. 2 oo Pp. Church, 23 eater. xe erate Dison No. 17-— cote every ie ‘em ames am Church, W 5 R. o aymond, R. 8. “Union fonge No. 4, (Good ay) meet every Frida weeny emperance Hall. Rev, B. Brierly, A. H. Parker, W. 8. tribut ty. Divine Service Sunday. ] Teservo' to _said ck es ts or reversi sieraae ra to the bere of said ome of Notice fi is ‘hereby given that I will expose to the nee bia House door, N ws between the rie e above oro ock, P. Ms we under "my: had seven ignored ditches branch . said main, ditch or canal for os or be nches of . water. Also, all flumes, ditches, dams, aqueducts and works of every kind er apr Sys

id A. Ye Ayo tvaty ov oe on which said . and ithe to ser 10% on cash, in front of the Court Wi y, March 13th ock, A. M. and 4 ene, of Feb. faertar oe . ai ae State we we ra ‘ rs: VAN i, riff, +s airy pHawiey, Pt on oe Atty. _ feta if She *sS ! }Y virtue of an. sto me directed and Jeaoaliverss issued out urt of E W, ayer stan the and mining BLOOD, ree LIVI J.B. VAN HAGEN By Jno. H. Dickson, my hand thisisth day of February Drone Unde Gases Notice to ) Creditors. f, ters o 12 pale ey claims ea: =< first publics ore with Warnes 4 of NLA. & Hupr, Commercial sted, inthe ot OUIS VORB ‘sake aitiehde January 31, 1861—4w aly Cpe f HARLES 8¢: passat of the ata edi OTICE TO CREDITORS —Estatoot »AMBROSK HALA, Notice ts by given by the ‘B. Hy Collier, Cink Btnter of the above-named Estate, to the elaims roy ne "moni peat = ohh, 1861. Adm’t cats yee Agroue all, ator A im’r. vouchers, erat plication 0 residence ae ust or ON deg’. ia dra ons “hol flumes e any in SARGENT rm NOTICE —All “lige others, common UMBUG PALES FLUMI field ba tety ee ato be k, are ag for, said.¢o' Dist Diet oar Fe Toe. ind their proof of By tapi ss ilva, Feb. 7th, 1861-td by in Humbug any on th’m vst W. B. CHORCHILL,. olding oF orl as Bloo in the EDNES A Wys. Tin Shop For Sale : wise Ln ae atte tga ing his s » tools and s s count’ of "a epi ag having business to other1 » situate town uf Red Dog, the stete, . Amy person. W, ans in the mountains pene Aa amine before locating cleowbere: Nevada, Jandary Hi—tf ‘is desirous. of evyatin Suid shop is located in one of the richest, mizing sectivn im 6 A gaat free 8f BEGOLE, lad 21 in the . and exfic than Pr eston & Merrill's in ‘Axv Ar LkS8 Paices, ~~~ Boandstnn's Chalienge Neast Powder, . . srerret ee Fully it gp fenseenys Dork Who will also act av Commission purchasing all kinds of Goods. more ses ge in than any words which w can offer. It renov and ‘State, as the system, and pan on cee ) anee-of ite functions. ~: evada ep trelhune sest-eietncuny unt ‘8 to etl ‘ ina’ mainte Oh eyo wl ‘many yet,”-——preseribed for’ Tat scs anne tat oe eee bmp let he despair—in fact asa. . tt in the best po ble way of the putilie,' e 001 [Saar ere a ae) curative powers for all similar dipeases froma cases of ca ate he bie * Bitters ANS ast diate iid Aga — Hoatetter’s. Bittens, are. most de‘ona an tue teotaga Reck:a: Wii ionerel ares, So Washington street, Gan Priancineo. . @6 Sih agreeable tonic. = . eee of Chilis and Fever, nce io equal, and ‘have with thousands, become an pare amd free f be taken by, . with benefit: For saleby GEO. W. . Case Sonate tit den Foie And by the principal Grocers, of the Liver.” BLoop AND LIVER SYRUP. ' Cures Pimples onthe face, gad all Eruptions. pLOOD oo tet Bas IVER SYRUP. uth, Ulcers, Boils. weaen AND. LIVER SYRUP. Cures Erysipelas, Oe houmation. : . BLOOD :AWD: ‘LIVER S¥RUP. 2 ae The recipe is given to all physicians. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. Stands at the head ofall preparations ag 4 Blood Purifier and Liver Remedy. . Sold by cers where, es Agent 0 ai laa yale Washingron street, San saint ee Nos. #49 and 151 ‘Washit Street, San n Francisco, THIS 1s THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT WEST OF THK ROCKY MOUNTAINS. Than shy other Establishment MATTESON 6 SAMU<T’S WATER POWER DERRICK. AED: & SAMU, have erected a wee, ° r core, belo the Hee Fomnary, to the common Derrick, te W and Saw Mills. ALL. KIMDS:.OF pra oer ao ban be run with very little water. where there is babe fall. They ore pasperes to make hinoy ofall kinda, Sheet I tents anew poe on Rs artificial ie to Ci ap ne " Gudess for, WAI seen ee Oy "ake particulars apply to ‘e nd Jan. 19, 1861-tf SED Se tiie pet pose . it insanity to attempt it. Paaee, Jane gin ; 1) His. shel saul saticetGetancbolleven Berar an ‘ vigor and tone to the #ystem, and poaseseing the kh Fae deren nd eer ee United States. ABO, Nr oREL ceo te fox California, 130 . , yonna od cic hele sa femal ‘See Dregeiets aad . Sf . wm mrp —_ ER. SYRUP, ool salah da Selling Clothing Much Cheaper . [ dn the State of California. o24-3m . ieee rte Ne COP4.Asthwa. Cramps, tigo, oe Saws, low ‘to ‘ka Goto his vse tia oy aineee sand: performed hia Piaeeof Dasieets, work the market. LIQUORS, CIGARS, E #* Valley,?? Grass Val ey, HOTEL, = Eat Nia Goud me oie. ‘Sf if the most tlm nt avd eee . T aahyas He rere rad “4 Loe oF Appa Bk ie oF stom * br i Absence st Mindy hole hal Pal $ cf tr f