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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-30
TOWN ITEMS.


ASpoyER, March 20. 1870.
II is now the season Tor sugar.innking.
but the snow is atout four feet deep IN
the woods aud the weather continues cold
aud clustering. Unless we have warm
rain to settle the snow. but few farmers
will break through at present. There Is
considerable frost in the ground IN the
woods.
Jacob Thurston a Co. have finished
their contract for logging Two and 4 hall
miiiion feet in &c Surplus" and now they
have fopr million to drive out OF &c
Pond"
March 9Cth. - Beautiful spring day.
breaking mi reads with the biz oxen and
long teams. >.
Mar. l9.h.--A Grange of Patrons oil
Ilusbandry was organized here to-day,
called Lone Mountain Grange. with the
following Officers Elbridge Poor. NJ;
J II Mitchell. o.; " ii Berry. l.; Fred
Smith. l.; j + iIewey. AS; ID Hanson,
G.; Elijah l. Bedell +; j l. Ripley. Sec
II !. Poor. G. X Mrs ) !. Purinton. c:
Mrs Mary Poor. Z; Miss Emma Newton,
F; Miss Nellie S. Mitchell. l. As.
j. l. K.
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: IIPTicO.

Some of our Senators have taken
trip to Mexico, and rumor says their WISH
Is to see what arrangements can be maue
10 annex The northern Mexican States.
1t seems much more probable that ihey
have gone TO see what can be done 10
prevent the calls which Mexican frontiers
men have been making upon The cattle
dealers oil Texas aud New Mexico
We do not want any more OF Mexico
nor do We want any of its turbulent
population in this country. Spanish
blood does not seem 10 mix well. MeAlco.
Cuba, aud the South American States
where Spanish and aboriginal blood have
united, al C i'm constant turmoil. News
papers keep head. lines standing such a
Revolution in Mexico Another
President" etc. they being so frequently
needed to record the news from that
province. II there is reign oil. quiet
Tor halt dozen months, people begin TO
wonder.
la another column we give detailed
report of most horrible massacre OF
Professionals, committed by the Roman
Catholics OF Mexico. Only year ago,
woman and her son were burned at The
stake for sorcery. Such is The ignorance,
fanaticism and barbarity OF It's people
They are only hall civilized We have
a sufliciency OF turbulent people, and
majority OF our voters would be opposed
10 tue annexation oil province which
could give us nothing but barren ground
and such 4 population. The whole oI
/ Mexico would not be OF so much value
! 10 us rs the little island oil Cuba and
yet, the policy OF annexing Cuba Is
very poor one. owing to the character OF
its people. Arkansas, louisiana ant
other States. rending themselves will
political dissensions. are very peaca6It
when compared with these Mexican
provinces. We cannot expect the Mex
leans 10 become Immediately civilized
and assimilated to our institutions. j
will take many years To make them goo'
citizens. The inhabitants oil 4 republic
must bo able to govern themselves. ioi
i they are the government. When MeNicd
eyinces AN ability for governing iINeI
then &, will be time enough 10 talk a'."u
auueNalion Until then. let them hsh
il out among themselves. and learn by
experience. wilhou, hoIdcsing Us Il
teach them AT the point ol Tue hayonet
-OM lis, OF divorces granted at March
Count. became >.iShtiy mixed. Last wees
It should have read As follows;
Sarah +. Thomas, l.ibi., V. James w
Thomas.
Harlow.
James jordan. Libt V. Ellen Jordan
A. 5 kimball.
Absalom Farewell. Libt.. Y. Diana +
Farewell Care and custody OF minol
son given to father with right 10 live
with mother hall the time.
Foster * Jersey. Ilammons, Perry.
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Bethel.


March 10Th Messrs. l.. II l.. Curtis
have bought OF Wm. Straw the house
recently occupied 10y T. c. Berry. near
the depot.
Clifton Jones has removed hi, black
smith shop to Locke's Mills.
Rev David Garland. alter ministry
of more Than twenty live years rs pastor
OF the Second CoOgreg ali6nal Church in
Bethel celebrated his sxtIeth birthday
by reception oi his lIicnds and sub
stanlal supper To all who awaited them
selves OF his hospitality.
/ Gilman Z. Bean and wife have returned
/ nom their bridal tour ard gave recsp-
lion to their friends Tuesday evening ut
the house o. VI. L. Cross, E,q. Che
bride. hther) The Large and cJmm1-
dious Housewives brilli,u,iy Illuminated.
the Bethel Cono, Band were present aul
discoursed sweet music. the tables were
spread WIKI delicious fruit and pastry.
and The more substantial meats. and tea
aud coffee Mere served 10 all who desired
it. More than two hundred friends aud
ncis hbors ayAiIed themselves OF The priv
ilcge oil extending their congratulations
10 their newly welded friends
The thermometer has reached - de-.
below zero the past week.
The sporting men al L)cke's Mills had
their last "nags" distanced by L B. Ken
dalrs Black Hawk. W
Mrs Nancy Blake. one oil he Oldest
inhabitants of this town. died at the resi-.
dencc of her son, Gilman /. Blake. Esq,
last Wednesday morning. Mrs. Blake
vas born in 1864, and has been Tor many
years 4 devoted and highly esteemed
member OF the Bipti,t church. The
funeral was attended at the house at one
O'Clock on Saturday.
The NJ L.. Quarterly Mceliag will be
held at The NJ f. church on Saturday and
Sunday. April Sd aud 4Ih Elder Martin
will preside. c.
BFrHEI. March p. 1875
Moses A Mason of Bethel has pur-
chased 500 acre, Of the Murray heirs OF
Now York. II "a veil umbered with
spruce. birch aud poplar. and lies within
six miles OF the depot in Bethel lie
owns a large corn and grain farm in
Moorsyille, Indiana. besides his splendid
/ interyale farm in Bethel. Yet be remains
4 good naiured. genial old bachelor.
John NJ. Philbrook lost valuable
horse Friday night He slipped bis halter
in the stable. and broke leg by kicking
against a post.
J. c. Billings is erecting carriage
shop in connection with his black smith
shop.
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Broyynneld.

Brownfeld held their second town
meeting March 18th. frs, being
illegally called, was decided no GOOD by
those supposed to know. and al the second
cal the following town officers were
chosen for The ensuing Year: + Thorn,
NJ. c. PearY. and Z. Hill. SeIeetmen. Sc; ;
w. +. Swan, Town Clerk; Cyrus Went.
worth. Treasurer; A. K Elton, Town
Agent; j. NJ LinscOtt. 5. s. Committee.
We are having the same kiad OF winter
here that they have in most parts
OF Tue County The hrs, OF The
week We had few pleasant days. but
last light and to day the wind has blown
almost gale Slme time during The
night portion OF the root OF Henry
Lovis's house near the village took 10
i'seIi wings and lett very quietly. as the
family were not aware Of their roofless
condition unit! next morning.
The Free High Schol, nnder the con
tinucd instruction of NJ. X. Mabry IL
prospecting Gnely. having some over sixty
scholars. A great interest is felt by the
citizens OF this town in educational
matters, especially in the Free High
School. Y
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The Maine Central Railroad
Company.

The annual meeting OF this corporation
took place at Waterville on Wednesday
last, and large amount OF stock was
represented and deep interest manifested
in The election of new board Of Direc.
tors. Much speculation has existed oil
late concerning the probable II lnagemeni
OF this road The question in controversy
was, shall the Eastern Road from Boston
control the Maine Central or shall the
stockholders OF Maine and Maine men
control it? Shall Maine supply. govern,
aud manage its main artery for passengers
aud traffic, or shall the manag tall
into the hands OF Boston and uassachu
sets men
Judge shepley. at the meeting, desired
to know what the purpose Of lie Eastern
men was in turning ont the old Board oil
Directors. He addressed the stockhold-
ers in the following language
Aud a. a stock holder of this 7 Dad. i ask
courleously, ciyilly. respectfully. but yet
earnestly, gentlemen, what is this pur
pose You don't do this Tor nothing.
You don't come here with these hundreds
Of thousands OF money, taken from the
treasury OF the Eastern Railroad, 10 buy
up'the stock OF this corporation. TO turn
out the directors who have been connected
with the road from its inception to this
day, and have made these great acriliees
aud devoted their time and energies. and
faithfully. honestly and successfully man
aged this corporation; YOU do not come
here TO turn out these men against all The
historical traditions OF the State, and pui
ia other men in their places for no pur.
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aIssou.

Another cold wave has passed over =
part Of the country W. hal Tho no
ariui wind durio. the might o. l.
Thursday that Ne have experienced u
yeas. J. K Briggs bsrn 10 the aPP
end OF Mason was nearly demolished
part OF the posts were broken oil 8
some OF the large beams. aud i "
mostly unrooied The barn on lbe pas
where the writer lives ws' pat.
stripped. and hear Of several 5uIldi'!
in Albany that were badly damaged.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-30

winter stores, and came on, for
supply. One OF they Dung men soi,.,
shot gun and gave him full chary.
the effects OF which wound he was w
captured. One OF the neighbos :.
young bIuin. intending to tame and y
pet OF him. But the poor be,,
linuing 10 suffer from has agera,.'
wounds. they pu! an end to his aeon,
shooting him. ~
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in the Reaister.

-"Nezinscot." in the Register. is
talking as usual without saying much.
He is informed that Mr.. Hanlin can take
care of himself; and that the Republican
party has fulfilled its platform pledge TO
abolish the lranking privilege far better
than the Democrats have fulfilled their
pledge to abide by the Constitutional
amendments and support equal rights.
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heEar FALL.

ID ID. RidIon OF this place lost 4 ya.l,
bic cow on the l5,h lust She had be-.
very well and hearty all winter.
only an occasional shaking o! the he-
As she died under suspicion, circus
stances. Mr. Ridlon cut her open, a-
found pro,ruding from her hes. f,
darning needle. which he thinks s.
must have swallowed when eIIin. el'.
from the table about year ago.
"A
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T0riHg Railroads.

IAc result ui &c meeting A- NH-rI.
vile. may uot increase ,ae interest oi lie
people iu The taxation ot Railroads.
Nh1' 'nec, 20 may nave upon them te-
mans 10 'e seen Something owe.
year ago. GOV. poS.ey ca..vo attention
10 ihe pr'pueiy OF AN'ns ia'' class oil
property "'d argued The justice and
eNPe""ene' '' 'de1 "a measure. IAe
legislature .n accordance "i,A .le GOV.
egnoi ~ugSe>ilon passed au ac; taxing
aii the Railroads bon Maine. The IAN Ha,
bs.r ,,.il tr .- p.,.t- .,.,. ,l...
~ $50
va ''' 1'''''. '..N Gus = '''','' " -
Lawrence a.. H''u~. iuc>e .Jtt> refuse
10 pay Toe ,.>. ou ,ue s,oura CHAT ,b,t
chatter c>,mpt ,r,.u ....u,p,. i,,,,,,p.
.r..t..-......
20 '"1 l'>' "'"''' H.
P-'7sU -" q 10 ue"i'"S ""a mole PEE
cl.i.u. ti.' A-4Altt i4 NAica Sac ployiS-
,sDs 81 H., former At. shall 10. satsf,eI
C., Nf,.-... Sos t. l..,. ........l D..
A.
= " '''0' '''e 1>SA''S tue course OF '"e
governor ln urging InIs taxation. In
a>much as Tue points asSaiied are dispas-
siouqI-lv .t..f.li,, tt..T.,,;...,. y....-'...r.
@''N ''~H - examiner Win e"Ie anu
canto.,Ne WAl present The reader, of The
D-pig.fo. with the following extract,
5o.,,i.,., .h.,, 49,, H.. -. -.
~ ''-0 80
~en> OF M''ue' 4ne whole article IS
worthy OF attention. 0Gt it j. too long Tor
our columns.
.F-,,n the D .,,i.,.... t...-...J
I'm. Official oo,,,a.,;,- -. -,
DingI-v vi,b IN -, -, r,;' III
All, To- Hb;ch - oS' ~, % al ~
sllv essa,,I,. bio, - -, -. \. -.
snnpal address nj So the govsrnor
pointed ON thar Isr,a I,nsi,Ssss mi
nronarfy ;o,arssts 1c,o,,, ,,Lioh h.
arr,,er,,...l ,....-,.i, - =, -, :,
sDv,I;,g. l-o - 80 -
Or, ,7,,,~,,,.. - F'ol,o' ~ =
Is-.-r,i,.r - 1890, - 49,
oiiavstio5 .rr1 Iss,.ls1ore - - 10, ~
matter Up. referred The subject 10 An aUle
committee. who heard the counsel Of the
Maine Ceulrs. and I'd. the objections
hat ,ouid be faissd, inquired into The
enec, 90 lhsl existing avs Oy which on.
Iy The rca. estate outside OF tle track and
such ic" share, Is could Us reached
were taxed. and reported a bill sracflg
stHitt tn ...f 'bD.5 btf me rsHIcdt.t0 n
la 90 10. MtS'-aa,,t, statute book,
taxing a.,r3I.road> IL The State which had
become so well established as 10 have a
make; value Inc act passed the Legis-
lAtute nearly unanimously. By explicit
terms VI the act. the governor and coun.
SCI assessed au the railroads coming
under = provisions. including OF course
The Maine Central and the Atlantic Il 81.
Lawrence.
Neither the Atlantic y II. Lawrence
nor Maine Central paid any pant OF the
tax, on took any notice Of The assessment :;
and as the lax undo. the act could be
collected only az The end 0t long suit,
"hich Ihe roads would early up 20 The |.
= supreme Court. the Attorney General
thought u unwise 10 commence al a..
uOh. Nhen Tie Legislature o. 1870 met
the Governor called attention 10 his
condition Ol things. and. by advice of
the Attorney General and Council. re.
quested the Legislature to give the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-30
The Presidents louisiana Policy Sus-
tained.
WAsHINGToN, March %. 1875.

WAsHINGToN, March %, 1875.
The resolution approving of the Presi
dents course in louisiana after four
hours more OF discussion was passed to
day by the strictly party vote OF 81 ayes
Republican TO "a nays Democratic
Jones 6fFlOrida. Wallace Of Pensylvania.
new Senators, and Thurman and l}ayard
made the speeches. With the exception
oil the brief but remarkable speech OF
Bayard no new views were presented
The speeches OF the new Senators did
not iavorably compare with those OF the
new Senators who had preceded them.
The resolution rs passed, reads as
follows:
ReS0lred. that the action of the Presi
dent in protecting the Government in
louisiana. OF which w. p. Kellogg is
the executive, and The people OF that
State against domestic violence, and
enforcing the laws of the United States
in that State, is approved.
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OtfOrO Democrat,
Newspaper Decisions

o. AuV person whom ho take &, paper regularly
utlu tbc Office w neither dtre, ttd Ia bis name an
tuoihrr'- coz wheeler a. usS subscribed or not
i> responsible for ihe ptymeRt
40 81 uCr-on orier- las paper discontinued,
hc must usly s'l trrcir1gc-, or tie Publisher may
c0niuae ,o -eJd 90 until payment Is made, AMI
collect tnp vhp't amount. whether the paper i-
taken from thc vficC cor uut
e. The Courts heyc decided iiltt refusing Co take
newspapers tut see l1slgti- from thy post office,
cor rcnfat ut- .ua leaving ilrw uurIlIc,l Tor. o.
I.-l.nn I..-f# t.l Ilau.., 10 IfrufI
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of directors reported as follows:

1t is little tough to think that the
commercial artery OF Maine should be
captured and run by outsiders rs feeders
TO another Stale. But wealth is a power
in the land, aud will be exercised 10y its
proprietors without consulting those who
have it not.
Wonder if Ex-President Morrill, will
feel the same interest in the taxation of
this road hereafter as heretofore,
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The April rhrenoio.ieai Jou,n.,-r.

number should be read by all. There are articles
in II which ,cyeraily are worth the price OF the
entire number. Such Tor Instance, are hose en-.
titled ">wedcnholgian Ply sioguomy, 'Iuduence
Of Mind upon the Body" Blind Leaders OF the
Blind, the second chapter Of alfred Ruminc, -
Training for the Ring. The Black Nations Of
Europe Good and True" Politicians and
Others interested in public affairs may rad with
profit American Finances" The Centennial
ENposIton,f and the sketches OF Two nr0mineni
New York officials. jeremiah Mc'iurte and Hiram
Calkins, whose portraits are given, as are. also
those Of Charles Kingsley and Miss Agnes Strict
land. The Editors Department is very fnll
piquant, aud instructive. 20 are also, The be
partments Of Agriculture. Answers Ia Corresnon
aents, and What They Say. Price, 30 cents nu,n.
Der; or, 81 year, Six months "On trial.r 81 80
Address :. u. WEI -, New YORK.
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ONE PREsENT.

WAGNER AND GORDON RETRIEVED -
Tie Augusta Journal states that the
Governor and Council have granted, a
reprieye in the case OF Wagner and Cor.
don until the last Friday in June. on the
application OF Judge Tapley, the prison.
els counsel. The Journal also says
that Judge Virgin. 10 deciding adversely
on the recent application of the prisoners
did grant bill OF exceptions, which will
be argued before the lul court to be held
in Augusta on third Tuesday oil May.
For this reason The reprieve has been
granted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-30

ODp FELLows.-Oxford Lodge No Gi
(. o. o. G.. was organized at North
Waterford Wednesday with about l6
members. Grand Master. F. NJ Laugh
ton-lhe newly elected Mayor OF Ban.
gor-oificiated. assisted by Grand Secre-
tary Davis OF Portland. and Grand
Warden Stone OF Bridgton. A large
delegation from Cumberland and other
Lodges in the vicinity were present. A
fine collation. was served, and the occa
sion was 10 every respect an interesting
one. III. NJ. Fiske. is n. e. OF the new
Lodge. and Dr. n. B. Faunce. Secretary.
-Bruigton Ne,cS
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(E.eiy Po,tma,tcr Ina Oxford CountyO

,crv-.l-. ..ai Co. aa, other ua,rrr- wbi,b >ub-ari
Her- ana. desire.
CEsety Postmaster in oxford County.)
ALBANY. D.. "a. I.pvtioy. Aulovcg, ~. A. Bprd
we'll. EytIrl Foster IL ilc.-tt. Nv Woodbury.
Growutcil.J. = IriuA. E.l,Sdcll. =. %. UcCo--
feT ". AtVl0t, t.te1Ug-. 4. o. lyWi-. r.
Mckccuc- Cil'li- 1bp- Wright \. D. Blake
Jr5uoH. Benz B,ook-. Greenwood. ID. \. Collin
Hanover. 4. Is. Knapp. Hebron. \. q, Whitman
Hrtr. d.. 4. Natl~Vrftl, Alison, 60. %. Brown
NcNlcp. % "a. HarN uNf1ul Gev = \. lock
vooa q. Hawke. p,uI. 4. L. iiyiuc- Porter.
7. ". Er.IIuu. i>l.y Z tIc.cI. hamiot,i, Va \
Abbot. D. l. uHrIu. sweden. ~. ~suIcr-
N.....ert ID 49, shaw. NuDi~flrN "a. T..
Hou-htv.. .rN.,a a VI .f'u o. utsliou-. & %,
inHIft.U.
Agent r.l I.,lU.l -Hr.t commission before
-~u.iIu- fuu. .t- fl suits unrg.
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Fast Day April 9Th, one week from
Thursday.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-05-22

mines which are reported 50 flbulously
rich. But the country Is guarded by mil
itary yet, to say nothing Of the red devils
themselves.
The tree planting mania has been at its
height this spring in this State, aud hum
dreds of acres have been planted to forest
trees which win in few years add greatly
to the wealth and beauty Of our rural dis
tricts
II appears that times on the Pacific
coast are dull as well as in other places,
as fifteen hundred emigrants to California
returned over the Kansas Pacific railroad
last week with, it is reported, decidedly
discouraged expression on their respective
faces.
Cold. r. Anthony, editcr of the Leay
enworth daily Times, was shot while at
tending the opera last Monday evening
by a man named Embry. The attending
physicians think he will survive but Il few
days. IL W. J.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-05-22

lard known as Warren Gore, vermont. which the
assiguCss Of this cstate own, co. O. which they are
entitled, or may be entitled, nctairezdY conveyed
hargaincd, previously sold az auction this day,
u being distinctly understood that in tbs ssls %
No. IS lot, the asegnsos do not offer or intend 10
offer any lots Of land which are now cncumbeTed
with mortgages % Alpheus NJ. SheisOn, of Boston,
or 90 Edward u. Peters Co., Of Boston. sold
subject D. claims Of any nature.
No. t6.-An the rights, title, interest, divided
or undivided, privileges, improvements, or bet.
terments in aud q any real estate in the Gore Of
land known as Warmers Grant, Vermont, which
the assgnees Of tlis estate own, OF 10 which they
are or may be entitled, not already conveyed, bar.
gained or previously sold at auction this day, it
being distinctly understood that in this sale of
No 80 lot, the assiEnecs do not offer or intend %
offer amy lots Of land which are now encountered
with mortgages % Apheus ". StetsOn, Of Boston,
/ or o. Edward ID. Peters q Co, Of Boston. Sold
suhject o. claims of any nature.
No. 41.-All the right, title, interest divided oi
undivided, privileges, improvements, or better
menss, In and To any real estate In the township
OF Norton, Vermont, which The assignees Of this
estate own, or 10 which they are or may be en-
| utled, not already conveyed, bargoiued, or pr;
viously sold at auction this day, IL being distinct
~ understood that IN this sale Of No. a. lot, th
assignees do not offer, or intend b. offer any lot
I Of land which are now encountered with mort
/ cages 70 Alpheus VI. StetsUn, of Boston, or 3,
/ Edward ID Peters Co, OF Boston. Sold sub
Z ject 20 claims Of any nature.
JOHS COWDIS,
SILAS PIERCE, Jr, of Boston,
RICHARD j. MONKS
Asgignces in RaukrupAcv
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-05-22
Notice TO sell Real Estate of Reuben
Chandler, deceased,

STATE or VEEMONT, In Probate Court,
ESSEX istrict, IS. held at Guldhall, in
and for said District on the 4th day ofhay, A. d.
1875. Hon. VIM. Chandler, administrator Of the es-
tate of Reuben Chandler, late Of Lunenburg in said
district, deceased, makes application to said court
with the consent Of all the heirs residing in this
State for license to sell all of the real estate of
said deceased, representing that the sale thereof
would be beneficial to all concerned therein that
the same be sold and converted into money, that
it may be divided among the heirs.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said court, that
said application be referred to a session thereof
to be held at the Probate Office, in said Guildhal
on the 22d day of May, A. D. 1915, for hearing and
decision thereon; and it is further ordered
that all persons interested be notified hereof, by
publication of notice of said application and order
thereon, three weeks excessively in the ESSEX
County Herald newspaper published at Guild
hall, and which circuates in the neighborhOoC
of those interested, before said time of hearing
that they may appear at said time and place
and, if they see cause object thereto.
VIM H. HARTSHORN, Judge.
A true copy ofrecorl, attest,
WAE. II. HARTSHORN, Judge.