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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-22

DIED OF SMALL-Pox-W. are panied to
learn that VIM. Willford died Of smallpox at
his residence on Clear Creek yesterday. He
WAS a man much respected among those who
family.
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NOTICE..

4 Ii PERSONS WHO RAVE LIFT WATCHES
II and Jeweiry with RE and ave not vet
called for them, viii find them with Mr Ga0hG +
j.. FRYER, and can obtain them 10y paving to
ar. Freyer the charges thereon. My residence
las been changed frem Carson City to White
iEne. 4. d. orRAuS.
January 12, 1863. jl-2I-lw
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PACIFIC Mutual LIFE Insurance. Con-
rAsY.-Attention is called to an advertise
racnt in this paper OF the Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance Company. It's conductors
confidently set forth to the Pacific Coast pub
lie that their company is better calculated to
meet the wants and demands Of this people
than any other Life Insurance Company in
sIistence-all its transactions being upon a
gold basis and its policies being, by an act Of
California, exempt from execution. A care
fll pcrusal of the aiyertisc,l.-...:. 8 invited.
EASTERN PcBLIcATIoSs.-Mr. John G.
Fox has laid upon cur table a copy of the
- Hearth and Home" beautifully illustra-
ted paper edited by Donald G. Mitchell Ok
Ear,el), and Ms. Harriet Becchcr Stowe.
The names Of the editors are enough to war
rant the conclusion that the reading matter
!. Of the first quality; and we can vouch for
the fact that the illustrations are of Il very
superior character. Mr. Fox has also given
rs Frank Les.ie's Ladies Book for January
the Days poing<; Bonner's Ledger; the
ton in the literary way the National Police
Gazette; New York Clipper; Harper's and
Frank Leslie's Illustrated papers.
NATTENs AND THISGs.-Did you ever see
better roads than at present: Go where you
will in or out Of Carson, and YOU find a
t:Ioroughtare that would make horse laugh |
II travel upon. Ola Winter has dealt kindly |
with us so far-bracing mornings, clear skies
ana balmy afternoons greet US every day. !
This condition OF the weather is all very |
pleasant, Tut what are we goingto do for ice
rext Summer: That's what's the matter
Hot water in mint ju,jpS and brandy smashes
won't do FIR the not months of Summer.
Therefore let Us invoke the aid Of the Storm
King and old hoar frost TO come to oar relief
that our ice houses may be filed to cool the
burning throats of our people.
A CRAZY MAS.-Mr. John Thacker, Sher-
il Of Humboldt county, trough, in an Irish
man by the name Of Pat Plunket, who is .
maniac from over the line (Cal.)
Of Nevada. These things have worked in
hi, shape about long enough. We can look
after our own insane, but when the powers
that be" Of other States " double shot " US
q this manner, We cant stand it. When =,
brought in he was chained hand and foot
,ut thsse few triaing means of safety did not
'revent him from using his mouth, for when
stranger approached, the unfortunate gath
'red lnouthful Of saliva and with take
hat We dirty Yankee haste" evacuated
Pistoon full of malice against the entire race
t" Yanks." The man was confined in the
)rmsby county Jail, and WAS on yesterday
snt by Messenger John Moore to Stockton L
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THE DAILY APPEAL.

A SPECIAL MEETING of the members of
Curry Engine Company will be held this eve
ming. A full attendance is requested.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-22
TifE, DIE FERENCE

In accumulation u money depo,itei in an Eastern
COMPANY, and the Pacific Mutual, IS set forth in
the following table :.
:l0O annually paid and compounded Il: 6 per
cent, per anuum, for 10 years amounts to & BIS
The same su!n paid annually .at cempo unded
al 10 per tg3
500. annually paid for 10 years, and COM
roHHded Al 10 per cent $50
$40, annually paid and rlrounied at 6
percent. fyr 20 years. amounts. .o.........sG.6 7s
Ihesa'ne compounded at Is per ceut.......sll &c
Leaving clear difference Il 81 OH. On aunaal
deposit # 600 made tor 10 year.
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New York Restaurant.

"IhhIAn II. JOY
"IsHHs TO INFORM TIE PUBLIC THAT
W on TO MORROW, the ith day Of January.
lsds, he is Prepared to pay all bills against him,
anu Nl'hes E' kfBoDf WHO OWE HIN TO IN.
derstant that he /. ready to receive all bll. Jne
hun Also he wishes his numerous circl, of
friends to know that HE PAYS for lis beef but.
ter, -four, &c and that
IL Is his tn'e,tton to neitner trust
nor credit from tho Eth day Of
January, 1860,
And will POSITIVELY keep no book accounts,
IS SO all take notice F.!
Carson, January. 2, lsea. iaa
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

The Revenue Bur eau has under consider
alton a number of propositions for the com
promise of several important cases, involv-
ing large amount of fraudulent transac'
tons in whisky and tobacco, which impli-
cate number of prominent capitalists and
politicians Of both parties, in oil sections OF
country. The result of the cases, is, up to
this time, matter of surmise, but it is due
to the bureau to explain its acts exclusively
for the benefit of the government, and for
the purpose Of securing the greatest amount
of revenue to the Treasury. It's, therefore,
not Impossible that in many cases the prof.
ssred oompromise will be accepted.
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

cast into the water in latitude Go deg, 3
minutes and ~ seconds, longitude 9s deg
4 minutes aud seconds. II gives an &C
count Of the desertion of the ships "Erebus'
and "Teror." The party numbered lO5
and OF the time of desertion was under com
mand Of +. r. W. Crossier. They sue
eeeded in reaching the above latitude and
longitude where they found relics Of the
late John Ross. II states that the marty
wintered at Beecher Island, in 1886 and
| lS47, and that Sir John Franklin died on
the llth of June, 1917. 1t contains many
interesting incidents connected with the eY.
pedtion.
NEw YORK, Sept. l4-The Liverpool
journal Of the 3lst ult, reports that Mr.. JET.
ter,ou Davis, accompanied by his friend DIR.
Charles Msckay, had returned to Edinburg
from the north, and left again for London.
He is much improved in health by his so.
Journ in Scotland, in the course of which he
visited the finest scenery.
WASHINGTON. Sept l4.-Recent letters
from Minister Motley express dissatisfaction
at the policy which he is instructed to pursue
in regard the Alabama claims. He writes
that the temper Of the British ministry is DE-. .
cidedly favorable toward reopening negotia.
tions for settlement of the question, and
that If he was permitted to open upon tho
subject again, the chances are that a treaty
could be agreed upon alike satisfactory to
both sides.
LoSpoS, Sept. IA heavy storm yes.
terday prevailed throughout England and
the continent. Many disasters are reported.
The steamship City of Limerick put into
Queenstown, leaking.
A subscription has been started here for
the Avondale sufferers.
Twenty thousand Irish, favorable to the
release Of Fenian prisoners, held meeting
at Dundalk, yesterday. No disturbance.
Ex.Minister Washburne writes to London
papers reciting the barbsrities of Lopez, and
says there are but few foreigners now in
Paraguay and they are only permitted to live
because they are useful to the Dictator. If
they succeed in escaping they will have to
thank the fortunes Of war only and not the
protection Of their own governments.
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

A letter from Havre says Mr.. Varley is
at Brest making experiments, with view to
improving the condition of the French cable
Insulation is imperfect about 1000 miles
from the French coast, where the cable was
cut in q storm and afterwards spliced. I'm
less il improves, the cable will probable be
underrun next year.
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

Further information from the recent stage
robbery in Montana shows that only two
men were connected with the late robbery,
one of whom, named Long, was killed. The
other Uniformed his captors where the
treasure was secreted, and $4,000 was re.
covered. The robbers who committed the
first robbery have been traced to Nevada,
where it is expected they will soon be cap,
tured
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

A party of four thieves, who knocked
down and robbed woman on Catherine
street, New York City, on Saturday night
was released on Tuesday on straw BAIL
The woman was sent to prison to be detain
ed as witness. That's justice from Z
New York stand point.
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

The change in the registered locks lately
ordered by the Internal Revenue Bureau
for dstilleries, is not likely to produce any
immediate effect on the revenue, as it will
require from three to six months to furnish
the supply which is needed.
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

Track laying on the Denver Pacific com
menced on the 18th. 1t is expected that about
two miles of track will be laid per day. The
road will bo completed to Denver by De
cember,
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

1t is now rumored at the Treasury De.
parsment that Solicitor Smith, of the Inter.
nal Revenue Bureau, will soon resign his
office, in order TO return to private practice.
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

John Kalb, Of Newark, deserted his wife
when he found that her nose was an artif.
cial article of sheepskin.
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

Omaha has the latest anatomical horro
Of dead body packed in box and sent oil
by express.
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

1t is stated on good authority that the
Chinese mission has been rendered TO E1.
Senator Frelinghuysen, of New Jersey, and
by him declined
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

The Richmond Inquirer thinks that the
result of the late rowing match on the
Thames is all right as it administered some
check to American conceit, which has be-
come unandnrable.
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

A Cincinnati tub.maker will try to carry,,s
400 pound anvil seven miles without resting
for 500.
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

A centenarisn is added to the attractions
Of Saratoga. Ho is hearty, lO2, and chews
tobacco.
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15
Chicago nxarkot.

oBIoAso, September 10.
Flourunchangod.
Wheat lower l,23.
Corn steady s3i.
Oats firm active 44at
Rye l,gOa9l.
Barley LAS.
Provisions quiet steady.
Pork steady 1890.
Shoulders l3i.
Lard nominal lSA.
Hams lSai
Highwincs LIS.
LIVE srooE.
UNoH srooK YARDS, September Is.
Cattle fairly active steady; reefs l247; sales
$50 at 3ia43 fair to good cows esa7s; Thai good
extra steers.
Hogs best grades steady firm; common dull
weak; rects 44l6 sales 36gS at s, ,i0ag5 common;
9.2Oal0 good to choice.
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

The leading paper at Madrid insists that
the Cuban rebellion be crushed in ninety
days.
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15
NOVELTY CORN MEAL MILLS

TN CONNECTION with bs Planning Mill, ths
l. subscriber is still conduoting the Novelty
Corn Meal Mills, and has constantly on hand 9
Superior quality of white and yellow kiln dried
meal, BY the barrel or hundred pounds. Highsn
market price paid for Corn. Ths patronage Of
he public 10 respectfully solicited.
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

The lathers have struck in New York
the shavers will come next N. B. Mer.
curry.
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

The damage to telegraph wires in New
England, in the recent storm, exceeds 800
600.
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15
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Jesse Grant ia rallad the Solon ShlDgle OF
poli,ics.
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Woda Hamptnn ia p,ak;nn aur;cpItural
sneecbes
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she writes novels.
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

The Rsjsh Of Saranak is to marry an En-.
glish lady. But the Rajah is also English.
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

New York market.
rslssraphsd to the ANGUS.
NEw YonK, Sept. 10.
Flour-Quiet.
Wheat-Spring at l49ai; amber lower at
15ias.
Corn--Quist at IFS.
0ats-Dull, lower ut 65as.
Pork--S0,50
Lard-lQ steam.
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

Stocks and Money.
relssrsphsd to the Assus
NHw YoRk, Sept is.
Gold, $1,36i.
Coupons of 81 2l!, 6?, 21i, 81, 81, 65, 2iA.
new l9l, 81, 20, 6s, l9Y; lo-4O's lOI, N.Y.C.
2OSj Pfd $50, R. |. l,l5s. st. Paul 962, Pfd
$50, Fl. W. SGT, W. U. 369, NJ. U. II, u. 8.
2l!, N. W. 79!, 7. a rs.
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

By Telegraph.
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS
AGAIN.
THE QUINCY FAIR.
Iowa State Fair.
Rock Island Exhibitions
There.
Relics of Sir John Frank.
lin Found.
AVAILABLE DOCUMENT.
LOPEZ AGAIN ABUSED.
N. b. Prepares TO Pass In his Checks
An ABDICATION PROBABLE.
u eff. Davis Goes
Marching On.
GREAT STORM IN EUROPE.
Monster Irish Meeting.
RESPECT FOR RAWLINS.
NOBODY KILLED AT CHICAGO. |
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

Difference are growing up between the
Progressist and Unionist parties Of Spain.
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

Kate Bateman, said to be more beautiful
than ever, will appear at Booths.
The evening Argus., 1869-09-15

cember.
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Domestic AHnirs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1861.
Asa Packer was serenaded at Mauch Chunk
last night.
Secretary Boutwell, will return to Washing
ton tomorrow.
-Ex-secretary Seward yesterday left San
Francisco for Santiago.
"A new lock has been placed on the safe in
the Treasury Department
The rising of the rivers in Minnesota is doing
the crops much damage.
Portland, Oregon, has fund for the relief
of the widows and orphans of Avondale.
MINISTER Motley is not restricted about the
reopening of the Alabama negotiations.
The annual convention of the Master Me-
cPanics of the United States commenced at
Pittsburg yesterday.
The riimored intended resignation of Solici-
tor Smith, of the Internal Revenue Bureau, is
denied by that gentleman himself.
Sheriff Lyle has written to Governor Geary,
to prove that the body found in Twitchells cell
was that of Twitchell and nobody else.
Altogether the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Railroad has raised $2l, 900 for the fami
lies of the miners killed at Avondale.
The Ecclesiastical Court for the trial of the
Rev. Mr.. Cheney, at Chicago met yesterday,
and adjourned until November 16, proximo.
Senator Brownlow, of Knoxville, has dis
posed of his interest in the Knoxville Whig, but
that journal will still support the Republicans.
In duel on Monday, ut San Francisco, be-
tween James Smedburg and j. B. Gardner, the
former had two fingers shot off, and was
satisfied. -,
The members of the United States Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows are Mt Sacramento to
assist at the laying of the cornerstone of the
Odd Fellows Monument.
One hundred and forty-seven thousand dol
lars in fractional currency was received yester-
day, at the Treasury Department. from the New
York Bank Note Company.
The boilers of the steamboat Phantom eX-
ploded near Paducah KY, yesterday, killing six
or seven passengers and the first clerk. The
boat and cargo are total loss.
The sugars seized in New Orleans are to be
released on payment, by the owners, of the
duties. No evidence ip possession of the Gov
ernment could fix fraud on anybody.
In reply to Baron Gerolt, Treasurer Spinner
has certified that certain ten-dollar Confederate
note is genuine, but worthless. The note is to
be used in a lawsuit in Germany.
All Washington is exercised because, on ac-
count of neglect shown to the foreign Ministers
on former occasions in that city, they appeared
at the funeral of the late Secretary Rawlins in
piti zpns' dress:
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Foreign Affairs.

The International Workingmen's Convention
assembled at Basic yesterday.
The Gar prohibits Russian bishops from at
tending the Ecumenical Council.
Napoleon presided at the Council of Minis
ters yesterday. His health is fully restored.
The General Synod of the Irish Church in
assembly, in Dublin, on Monday, protested
against disestahlishment.
"A rumored proposal for a conference on the
Turco-Egyptian quarrel will, it is expected, be
refused by the great powers of Europe
General Prim, after his interview with Ma
poleon, telegraphed to Madrid that he would
hesitate at no sacrifice to crush the patriots of
Cuba.
The Federal telegraph administration of the
North German States will hereafter use the Eng
lish cable, on account of the restrictions on the
French cable.
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UNITED STATES AND CUBA.


What Were General slckies' lnstructions
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. 1t is ascertained
from reliable source, that General Sickles was
not authorized to make any demand upon the
Spanish Government. He was instructed merely
to act discreetly, but with earnestness, us me-
diator between that power and the Cubans on
the basis already published, for the independ-
ence of the island. Leading members OF the
Government favor the proposition, but are not
free at present to finally accept it.
WASHINGTON Sept. 15.-It is ascertained that
the various propositions for the settlement of
the Cuban question, heretofore alluded to in
these dispatches, have been carefully considered
by the State Department, and finally abandoned
as impractcable, on account of the dissatistac-
tion among the Cuban leaders. There remain
now pending only the original propositions for
the sale of the island to the Cubans, which Spain
at first declined to entertain but was again
asked for a final answer. 1t is well known,
however, in advance, that the Spanish authori-
ties will return the proposition with a decided
negative reply to treat upon such a basis. Some
apprehensions are felt here that the steadily
growing excitement among the Spaniards and
the alleged plottings of Prm in Paris are sure
indications of strong ill-will against the policy
of the United States on the Cuban question, and
will, most likely, lead to grave complications
between this country and the Spaniards and
perhaps with other European powers.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-16

scenes, we are told, represent the Tower
of London, Temple Bar, the River
Thames, Charing Cross, London
Bridge, Greenwich Park, st. Paul's Cathedral,
Charing Cross Railway Station, the Bank of
England, London Docks, st. Clements Church,
Billingsgate Market, Fishmongers' Hall, the
Mansion House, the Royal Exchange, Green
wich Hospital, the Old Bailey Criminal Court
Room, the Custom House, the Observatory at
Greenwich the Globe Insurance Building, and
the Isle of Dogs. 1t is Mr.. Tayleures intention
to play several popular stars, among whom he
hopes to include Mr.. Fechter, and to support
them with a strong company.
THE FRENCH GRAND OPERA TROUPE about
which there have been various uncertain rumors
in circulation, is now announced fully or
ganized, and to open at the Academy of Music,
New York, on or about September 20.
The troupe consists of Mile. Euphenie Bleau,
Mad 'Clothilde Audibert, Mile. Faye Fanschette,
Mons. Delabranche Tabardi Geribank, Alexis
Tasson, Teste, and D'Hasler. In their reper-
toire are La JtiUe, Guildume Tell, La Dame
Blanche, La Muetted dj Portici La Sirene, Faust
Tampa Les AmOurs du DidbIe, L'Etoile du
Nord, Les Htguenots, Robert Le Djdble, La
FdUoritd, and many others. The conductors
are Charles Van Ghel, Torriani, and Martin.
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CITY AHn,rs.


esterday afternoon Coroner Daniels held
an investigation into the facts of the death of
samuel Shuster, who was knocked down by
man named James Mclaughlin, in a tavern on
unity street. Frankford, on Tuesday evening.
lhe jury rendered verdict of death from in
temperance.
Yesterday afternoon, barn belonging to
Jacob Shallcross, two miles above Prankford,
was destroyed by fire. The contents, a quantity
oil hay and grain, belonged to William Lutten-
berg. The loss was estimated at $4,000. The
barn was insured, but the contents are total
loss
Revenue Officers Hause and Herr, accom-
panied by Deputy Marshas Murray and Ell
bridge, yesterday visited the old Richmond dis
tric', and in the rear of No. 1886 York street
found an Illicit distilery. still was in opera
ton, and some mash was found on the premises
The still was removed and the mash destroyed
To prevent detection, the refuse of the still was
conveyed by means of hose into the cellar of
neighboring house. Considerable of crowd
collected while the officers were about the dis
tillery, but there was not any attempt to inter-
fere with them.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Steamer Mars, Grumley "a hours from New York, with
mdse. to w. NJ Baird 4 Co.
Br brig Sea Breeze, Buckley 80 days from Yallos ia
with logwood to Thos. Watson Il Sons.
Schr W. b. Manp, Rogers, from Jacksonville, with um.
ber to captain.
Schr =. II. Naylor, Naylor, from Weymouth
Schr j. Lancaster Williams, from Providence
Schr f.. Matthews, McElwee, from Boston.
Schr f. & L. Marts. Marts, from Boston.
Schr Josephine Phinney from Fall River.
Schr j. Compton, Crowell, from Newport.
Schr Il. Law York, from Stonington.
Schr Reading RR No. 43, Baldigan, from Derby, ct.
Schr Step, Smith, from New York,
Schr Alcora, Denison, from New York.
Schr Northern Light, Harper, from New York.
Schr Mary Augusta, Lord, from New York.
Schr Mary, Richardson, from New York
Schr IL. G.. Sawyer, Kean, from New York
Schr Neptune, Robertson, from New York.
Schr Izetta, Paine, from New York
Schr A. ingalls,, ingalls,, from New York
Schr G. j. Erickson, Smith, from New York
Schr l.. A. Bennett, McDevtt, from New York.
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allS every steamer the
The steamers for from Liverpool call at Queenstown
cept the Canadian line, which call at Londonderry The
steamers for from the Continent call Southampton.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Saxon, Sears, Boston, II. Winsor Co.
Steamer j. s. Shriver, Dennis, Baltimore, A. Groves r
Barque Josie Mildred, CHM, Rotterdam Warren Gregg
Br schr Navta, Ford, ST. John, N b., f. A. Souder 90
Schr O. j. Erickson, Smith, Scituate, Weld Nagle Co
Schr Abby ingalls,, ingalls,, Boston, do.
Schr j. W. Maitland, Leighton, Portsmouth, N. H. Cap.
tain.
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ST. DOMINGO.
Battle at San Juan-General Cabral De-
fPulRd.

n At ESta" O-
New YORK, Sept. 15.-The Boletin Official OF
st. Domingo of August %, has the long report
sent to the Minister of War by General Dele
gado, of battle on the plains of San Juan, in
which General Cabral was defeated by General
Salvado. On the 25th of August the village OF
Mogollon was taken from the rebels.
The followers of Cabral, and the main body OF
the army of President Baez, having reached Sa-
banna del Mamay, furious attack was made by
close column, commanded by Colonel Deias,
and although the enemy made sudden raid
with all its cavalry on the rear of the loyal
troops these latter did not desist from their re-
peated charges upon the whole front of the
Rebel forces, which presented a line of about
600 men.
Both parties fought with desperate coTage
of Baez were triumphant. The enemy left on
the field 23 dead bodies, and more were
drowned in the river, and B were found after
wards In the woods, making altogether 81 dead
Inc enemy had also 45 wounded. Although the
number OF dead and wounded was rather small
loyal cause. 49, ~ ''-O
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine Net0s see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY.
Sun RISES. .51i Moon SETS. 1874
sun SETs............6 sos HIGH WATER ...... 10 %
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
John o. JAMES,
O. b. DURBoRow, COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH
TunN I. EgpIE