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, 1877-03-10
Trustee Meeting Of SnOhOmisla
A Aaaaencuni.

Pursuant TO call Of the President, due
notice having been given, a meeting Of
the Trustees of the Snohomsh Aihe.
neum was held ut the Library room of
the Society Mt 7r. NJ. March 5, 1877.
Present, Messrs. Ferguson, Folsom,
Ward, and Lochrie
Messrs. Z. C. Ferguson and Eldridgc
Morse, who had previously been appoint
ed committee to draw up Articles of
re.incorporation, were called upon Tor II
report. The committee then submitted
the result of their deliberations, TO the
Trustees of the Society, in writing. The
same being read, examined, and correct
ed it was decided TO have said draft of
Articles Of re.ncorporation published in
the NORTHERN STAR, and submitted to
a vote of the members of the Society, at
at a meeting of the Atheneum to he held
at the Snohomish Exchange on the 18th
day of March, A. d. 1877 at the hour of
2 p. M, called Tor that purpose.
VIM. H. Ward, Esq, was re-appointed
Superintendent of music and theatricals.
Meeting adjourned until Wednesday,
at 10 A. NJ, A. ID. 1877.
A. LOoHRIE, Librarian.
The following is the draft of Articles
as submitted by the committee, and cor.
rected by the Board of Trustees:
ARTICLES OF RE.INcoRpoRATIoN OF THE
SNoHoMIsH ATHENEUM.
WHEREAs, Under and in compliance
with the Statutes of Washington Terri
tory, the Snohomish Atheneum was or.
ganized during November and Decem.
her, 1878, by adopting in the manner
prescribed by law Articles of Incorpora
tion of said Athcneum, MS its Articles o
Incorporation.
AND WHEREAS, Said Articles in many
respects have become untitled to the
present state, or future prospective de
velopment, of said Atheneum.
Now, therefore, we, the undersigned
members of said Athcneum, being {
-of all the members present at
meeting held tor the purpose of voting
upon these Articles, do hereby adopt tn,
following Articles as the Articles of re
Incorporation of the Snohomlsh Athe
/ neum:
ARTICLE |.
SEC /. The corporate name of th
association shall be and remain the Sno
homish Athencum, and its location anC
chief place of business shall be at Sno
homish City, SnohOmish county, Wash
ington Territory.
SEC. 2. The capital stock of said Ath
eneum shall consist of one thousan,
, 1877-03-10
LO Al AGENTS.
Resources oftae Gnoh CInisa.
NUMBER TWO.
THE LOWER RIVER.


About five miles below this place,
and some seven or eight miles above the
mouth of the main river. the Snohomish
separates into two unequal streams, the
main stream still called the SuohUmlsh,
the other Ebey slough. This slough is
navigable throughout its whole length
for steamers, yet it requires gopd deal
If skill to han Tie II steamer here on ac-
count of its extreme crnOkrdncss. The
crooks and turns being So many AMI 80
sharp that steamer has 10 he carefully
handled to make them all without run
nlng into the bank. This slough emp
ties into Priest Point bay only mile or
two n lrth of the mouth OF the main riy-
er, yet it is some twenty five miles long
being three times us tar from its head to
the Point by Ehey slough as by the main
river channel. Tue head of Ehey slough
is about one NILE above the town Of
Lowell.
Some two and one-half or three miles
below Lowell, the main river again di'
vides into several channels the part
called the main river being broad and
shallow, navigable only ut high tides,
running a portion of tie way close to
the high land, by O. s. Young's place,
Preston's Point, some three miles to its
mouth, and between three and four miles
10 Priest Point while between the main
river and Ebey slough, and north OF the
main river channel, are to be found
Union slough, Deadwater slough and
Steamboat slough.
Deadwater slough is rather cM de
sac than a slough, its head being closed,
the waters simply rising and falling with
the tide. Its mouth is situated near the
head of Steamboat slough. Here are
frequently accumulated several million
feet of logs at time, run this far down
the main river, from which place they
can be dropped down steamboat slough
most any time to Priest Point.
Steamboat slough is some six miles
long and is preferred to any Of the
streams forming the mouth Of the Sno-
homish for oil purposes Of steam navi-
cation, for although it is narrow, it is
straight and the channel deep, and there
are very few obstacles to its navigation.
Some two miles below the head of
Steamboat slough there is navigahle
channel about two miles long, connect
ing it with Ebey slough. At present the
steamers generally come from Priest
Point up Ebey slough to Packwood's
Landing, the only point where the high
land touches the bank of the slough
from its head to its mouth thence the
steamers come 10 the CUTOFF, through
this channel to Steamboat slough, thence
up the slough and the main river to
Lowell, Snohomish, etc. This circuit
Gus route is taken to supply the numer.
GUS logging camps situated at the foot Of
the upland short distance back from the
north bank Of Ebey slough, nearly
throughout its whole course, and who
nearly all make Packwood's Landing
their depot OF supplies.
Below the cutoff, at two pInces, Ebey
and Steamboat sloughs come very near
uniting Each place was formerly de-
siguated Us portages, the one above
Packwood's Landing the upper portage,
tue one below, where tie present saloon
is located on -S,ylmGOat slough, the low
, 1877-03-10

An old lady sleeping during divine
service in a church in Liverpool, let fall
her Bible, with clasps to it; and the
noise part'y awakened her, exclaimed {;
"What! you've broken another jug, you
slut, have you ?"
A Virginia paper describes fence
which is made of such crooked rails that
every time pig craws through he
comes ont on the same side.
Academy of Design--A young lalies'
boarding school.
, 1877-03-10
CIlulrcja NOsice !

Subscribers to the building fund Of the Slo,,
homsh Church are notified that hall OF
their subscriptions will be due on the first daliy
Of April. The list has been left with l., VIZ
bur, ESQ, who Is authorized % receive all pay
ments and give due credit FOR them. Subscrl'
bcrs will greatly obligG the Building Comml''
tee by depositing the coin with Mr. WilbnroH
time, as arrangement have been made when
call Tor the fall amount due nos later than III"
tenth day Of April -
ROYAL HASKELL,
Treasurer
, 1877-03-10
News EICIM-.


The Indians at WaIh Wnjh have
broken up their winter quarters and 81
lcntly slipped away.
over one Thousand families mye set
tlrl in Stephens and Whitman counties
during the past year
The Grangrrs around Olympia ARE
erecting cUmmodious warehouse ut the
Mnr>hvilIe bridge.
TIE coming season bids fair To become
one of universal activity among the
luggrrs on the Sound.
a bay named Frost WAS crushed to
death by falling fir tree ON lhe upper
Skookum Chuck last week.
Phelps & WndIrish have recently
added 1890 head of cattle to their al
read, immense band on the lower Yak
ina.
the Idaho papers all publish the Cen
tennini punch game rs perfect trand,
and advise the miners to eschrw it. 50 to
speak.
During the month ot February Seattle
shipped 1880 tons OF coal, Nhith is the
lnrgest monthly export ever mule from
that pIace
The new ledge recently opened near
Kttins b, BoyI, Shatet " Gnot"m rs
snys $1,000 ton in gold nnd S2} IN s'!-
Ver' u'" 5 '"a' '"r " ""'""'
Ihe wife ot J"hn Butter 'ofN'r'y 20"
printer IN the Ilaho OtN F"'''' ""lee'
has lnlIeh helrtSs I" Slf''oO'' iler
many ldaho inends woOh oe @'"a F"
meet h'r.
The Government authorizes at veto
ria have dispatched the gNn'on' "'cN-
ct to Bella Bella to institute 'N''n'r III
quirirs concerning the sleaTmer 6o''g'
S. Wright.
A Port Townsend rough had n piece
Of hiS nasal pr"tuherance Nlcrd oil 10y
another "slugger' white IN IN" act ot
giving n klootchman what PADDY 's sa'd
to have given the drum
As soon MS the weather will permit,
two companies will lcave the garrison
, 1877-03-10
A Card.

The teacher and pupils Of Sn0homish PUB
lie School, wish to thank all those who so
kindly and checrfuly assisted them in giving
their Entertainment, March I'd. Especially
do they feel indebted to Mr.. q. Vomptlns for
many iavors received from him, for which they
will ever feel truly grateful Also TO the gen
tleman who made them 50 liberal donation
the following day, they give thanks for hlS
money and encouragement
, 1877-03-10

Nl,ssrs Ferguson and Morse were ap.
pointed committee 10 draw up COM
pIrtr financial exhibit OF the AtAencum
from its organization, said exhibit, to he
submitted to the next meeting of the
Athrnrum.
Trustees adjourned subject to- call of
the President. A. LpCHRIE,
Librarian.
, 1877-03-10
9 o r NJ.

At snohomlsh City, W. T., March 3, 1917,
to the wife of Hugh Ross, a son,
Hugh is the happicst man In town thurs
him pretty bad, but the Doctor thinks that
with care he will recover.
, 1877-03-10

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Museum. and all other depnrtments of
the Athcnpum. Each person holding
one or more shares OF stock shall be en-.
titled to eIl the privileges now belong
ing to life members of the Athencum.
All existing term members shall have
the same privileges, in regard to the
use of the Library and Museum, AS are
now extended to them, un'lI the cNplra-
ton OF Their present term oi member
snip
SEC. q. The Trustees may from time
to time extend to persons not s'ochhoId-
erS, such privileges III the several depart
mentS OF the Athencun' us they may
"eeh ior tRe pest interests OF the same
SEC. z The object OF the Atl'rnvum Is
the fostering and developing taste Tor
literature and science in this community,
and aii"rdlng them every Kind OF sup
port within the power ol the same.
ARTICLE III.
SEC. I Until the cxpin.tion % fine
present wear the officers of the Athcneum
shall be those provided for by the ple.
existing Articles Of incorporation.
Sac The annual mpptinr for the
election of officers shall be held ON the
fourth Monday OF December of each
year.
SEC. 8. At the next annual election,
anil at each succeeding election, there
| shall be elected Board of Trustees con.
slstlng OF seven stockhold>3. whose pow
ers shall be from time to time prescribed
by the bylaws OF the Atheneum.
SEC. 4. Besides said Trustees the Off
GERS of the Athcneum shall consist of a
President, Vice President, Secretary,
Treasurer, and Librarian, who shall be
annually elected by the Trustees, as
soon as may be after the annual election
of the Trustees, and such other officers
~ the Trustees may from time to time
deem necessary.
SEC. 8. The duties of all officers of the
Atheneum shall be prescribed in its by
laws
SEC G. Anv of these Articles may he
amended bv n three (ourtbs vote Of the
stockholders present Mt II MEETING called
for that purpose by the Trustees
"'NoiN' ,Ir nDNi'9DNi A"0SiNh
''''
Pursuant to adjournment meeting oil
the Trustpos of tha S,oh,mi.h Atb.ronu ~
WIS nelu on Weunesuuy MaTCn Z, 1906
at 10 AN.
Present, Messrs. Ferguson, Cathcart
Ward, Ross, and Lochrie.
Bonds Of NIessrs Iocbric Librarian
, 1877-03-10

TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION:
so, per mnum, lSNAEihBLN n ADVANaE'
, 1877-03-10
Chr 4,ortAcu STIR.

ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY NoNNIN5.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Mark et for
the Week ending March 81.

With more favorable weather for handling
thu nav crop. receipts have bssn more liber
al, and we are enabled 10 report quite an in.
crease ia the offerings Of new tobacco al tho
auction warehouses We also cote decid-
Cd Improvement in both quality and coadl.
,iou, proving beyond question that though
the crop Is very Inferior one, enough Of use
fli tobacco will bs found 10 meet the legiti-
maize wants 0. use trade. Prices Of both old
aud new cutting iloek eon;iaue Grin for all
grades save very conmun old smokers
Pair OHIO seed wrappers and filters are In ac-
live demand al full prices, while low grades
Of both Ohio and Wisconsin arc Snll aud
hard of.als. The total offerings At auction
!es the week wore rs hhd5 aud 232 boxes.
Al The Bol,uara Wstebouse-ls5 hhdS and
81 boxes; 1870 hhds and boEes cutting to-
Lacco-i4 hhds Uhio-74 hhas new at8 goa
u, 20 hid, old 81 sail. 1876 hhds Ken
tVcky-l25 new At 2:0alo 80. II bids
old al s 6uAlt for common snokrrs' to ans
Estting Leaf. 5 hhds and 6 hoxel new West
virginia At , l5af -. IS boxes Cigar Leaf
rs Ohip-lS new At 2A9, o. old at 2a24,
n common Smokers to 6ue Wrappers. ]
boxes new West Virginia Ut 4 IS. AT the
PlanterI' Rxr.house- hhds and boIcs;
3hLds and 2 boxes new Vest pligiEiH at
, eea7 Z casks new West Virginia bright
wrappers At l2a3O. AT tbs Glebe Ware
housS-l?s hhds Asd boxesi ll3, Is hhds
new West Virginia al 3 s5a9 90 for common
dark Lugs 10 good Filters ! box ats Al
The Herrfi HAsehouge-ln bids; hid
asw West Virginia at4 30.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07
Lave Stock Market for the Week
Ending March 81.

BEEF CATTLs.-Al,hoash tLeru va, no
activity in.tla marss, a. any stags Of its
srsgreis, yst prices 1T the opening and dur
ing tho FIST DAY were t. better than they
sloisd last week but OH Tuesday tee gain Of
the previous day was lOsi, with an exceed
irgly dull market, aud with a Sigh, decline
as compared with prices last week. The
quality was little butter GU au Average
than las, week. The quality was Il little
better on an average than last Teck, the iu'-
pr0vsment being seen in tue better tops
prices 8 Seas IS For 100 lbs. We quote
common to fair Mich Cows at 25AIo, and
yood to extra DO. ut 45a55 per head-all
Giuds dali. Prices this week for Beef Cattle
ranged as folluws: Beat 8eeves Mt 37aG IS;
generally rated 6rst quality sa6 81 losdi-
un or good lair quality 4as %; ordinary
4hin Steers, 0Ica and Cows 5oa4 gerer-
al average ofths market this week 81 es-
IRENE rangs Of prices 3 J9AG IS. Most oil
.hs sales Msre from & rs t0. 80 per 100 lbs
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

nF "TuE ANGLO SAXON AND TUE
AMERICAN INDIAN" This is the title
Of pamphlet written by Prof Ran.
dolph MscMahou. who is now Sojourn-
ing 10 our town. This little work has
bean very favOrably received by the
press Of the different States, and Mr..
alacMahou should feel houored by the
many compliments paid him as wri.
ter. Anything treating Of the Indian
policy is apt to be met with dlSpleasure
BY tho community at large, simply bO-
cause tho Indians ars not considered as
class Of people who have any rights.
And again, We are told that this "In.
dian Question" is hackneyed subject,
aud as such It will never meet with
that attention which is generally given
to measures Of interest. IT'S . sad
thing that no ono has ever venturcd to
tell US 10 plain English whether or not
the Red Man has been treated uujuslly i.
We have had sSntimCntali.y without
limit, histories without number on the
Indian Question. but wo have never
had enough plain EngIish; there has
been a want Of dealing in matters q
fact. We cannot, at this stage, give q
full critique Of Mr.. Ms pamphlet
meanwhile our townspeOplo should pro-
cure copies and read for themselves
The price Is Scots apply at this sflice.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07
Cincinnati Horse Market for tho
week endieg March 81.

HoRsEs-Tha offerings Of tho past week
were NOR. liberal, bat there was corres-
reaatug increase In the demand, and sales
were good, but little stock being left over for
this week. Tho demand frsm the South for
good, sosnd working horses was the most
active, but there wai very considerable In
aulry for good, smooth drivers for eastern
markets, aud as the weather becomes more
settled ana n the season advances this trade
i, certain 10 increase. The shipments were
mainly 10 the South, and foot up about eight
ear loads. The sales. Of Southern chupkS
were from $50 to SIS, and drivers for the
eastern trade brought Sll0aSlso, some extra
stock Of both Cla,srs going above the outside
price.
HuLES-Th.rs was a good demand. and
priees well sustained. Sales OF l41 10 Is
hands high at S7sasO per head, l53 20 l6
hands high a, SoORl?5, and extra stock at
higher prices.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07
n- 10 tts list Of cuuvcyanccs pub

eF 10 ttc list Of cunveysnccs pub
li.hed this week, will be found one
froM Johu Borlaud Finlay 10 George
Flint, for aclr'y 80. 600 acres, situate
on Oil Greek uud, other waters IN this
county. It is ons Of the old land
grants Of nearly 100 yesrs ago, and 10
believe has no validity whatever. SO far
US tho preseut owners Of the land ~
caucerued. Tho land in question is
held by the best Of titles by the present
holders; and We think they need feel
no alarm whatever st this "Tansfer. +"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

TT VIZ were present Wednesday
evening at the reading given by Prot
Randolph R. McMahou. Of A Alexandria
Virginia. Long before the hour ad a.,
yertlsed the large Town ball was tlls1
with an Intelligent audience. The
Professor prefaeed his reading BY stat
ing that through an oversight his books
and papers had been left at Clarksburg,
and that his selections, therefore, for
tho evening would DO such us be was
enabled to gather together hastily, and
without much attention to order aud
arrangement. The readings were var.
led and excellent in their character.
The humorous, didac,ive, natural aud
pathetic styles we're very successfully
presented. NJ. McMahOn Gxcels III
mimickiug. Ills presentation OF tho
speech Of u colorCd member OF tho Vlr'
piuia Legislature was iaimitablO, aud
brought down rOurds Of applause. We
trust to sgaiu have the pleasure OF lis,
tOniug to tho Professor aad We feel
sure that hc will be greeted Tisha full
and appreoiativO audience.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

EJ Tug committee appointed by
the Legislature to investigate tho man.
ugement Of tho Asylum, commenced
its duties on Thursday evening last.
We arc authorized by tho Directors
and officers Of the Asylum to say that
they desire full. FREQ and impartial
investigation, aud they also dcsire that
the parties that have been slandering
the Institution through papcra aud by
letters to the members Of the Legisla'
ture. to come forward and make their
charges good under tho sauCtity of aU
oalh.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07
ED UCA T E

A THOROUGH EDUCATION. in the or.
binary branches aud In tho PROFESSION
OF TRACKING, can he Cheaply obtained al
THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,
Gle6villc. ". Va.
Lewis can send i+,whose Tuition will be
paid Harrison q UPshur lOi Doddridse
81 and Gilmer Q.
en- Spring Term Of u weeks begins APP
Ri 2d-Fall Term September loth.-ApprU'
prlntlonI for two years are made.
For particulars apply 10 -FOUR County Su'
pSrtntC ndent, or to
+. MAROELLUS MARSHALL,
March il, 1877. Principal
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

EFT VIcK's Charlottesville at
ten,iou Of our readers istlirec,ed to the
advertisement Of Wick in this paper.
Vick's is an old and reliable house. aud
persons desiring garden or flower
seeds can rely on getting Superior eeed
from this house. Give him trial.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

M MR. MARSH, tho contractor Of
the Weston l. West Fork r. b. has
failed.
The above paragraph does Mr.
Marsh great injustice. and tho editor
Of tho Telegram should not only cor
Eeot it. but DO more careful in tho FL.
ture in giving crsdencs to the mali
siOuS falIcho0ds started by oroakets
and enemies Of the road. These false.
hoods are started by the enemies Of
ths road, and q few who hope to brake
Nr. Marsh down in order they may
Gel. hi, contract, but these gentlemen
may as we'll save themselves the
trouble, for in tho event Mr.. Marsh
Nas unable to prosecute the work,
good and substantial men are ready to
to take the work at bis or even lower
igarss. and in no event could men
Who are doing this lying, get con.
tract fram the company.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07
NOTICE.

The Revised Statutes Of the United States,
Sections 1899, 1881, 1898, and 3?39, require
every person engaged in any business, ave.
cation, or employment which renders him
liable TO a SPECIAL TAN, TO PRO-
CURE AND PLACE C0NSPlCU.
OUSLY IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT
OR PLACEOE BUSIESSS n STAMP
deHoting the payment Of said SPECIAL
TAX for the Special Tax Year beginning
Nay |, 1917, before commencing or eontin.
uing business after April 20, 1871.
A return AS prescribed On Form II 10 also
required By law Of every person liable TO
Special Tax, as above.
The Taxes embraced within tic pro.
visions Of tho law above quoted arc the
Rectlisrs $500 90
Dealers, retail liduor Is 0U
Dealers, wholesale liquor 100 10
Dealers in NAL. liquors, Whels'
sale SO 90
Dealers in malt liquors, rOtail 90 90
Dealers in leaf tobacco % 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco $40 Ou
And on sales Of over 81. 900, fifty
cents for every dollar in excess OF
81 900.
Dealers in manufactured to.
bacco 5 90
Manufacturers Of stills 50 90
And for each still manuiac.
tured 20 %
featured 20 90
Manufacturers Of tobacco 10 90
Manufacturers Of cigars 10 90
Pcddlers Of tobacco, frst.claSs
(mors than two horses or
other animals) SO 90
Pedd.ers Of tobacco. second
class. (two horses or other
animals) % 90
PcddlcrS Of tobacco, third class
Zone horse or other aninaD Is 90
peddlers Of tobacco. (fourth
class ION foot or public con-
veyauce) 10 90
Brewers Of less than 500 bar
rsls so 0C
Brewers Of 500 blrrclsor more 100 90
ANY person 50 liable, who shall fail to
comply with the foregoing requirements will
be subject to severe penalties,
Persons or firms liable to pay ~ny o. the
Special Taxes named above must apply 10
Henry Raymond, Collector Of Internal Her.
euus at Clarksburs, and pay for and procure
the Special Tax Stamp or Stamps they need,
prior to May |, 1871, and HlrloCFPGR'
TIER NOTICE.
Spectacular Stamps will DO transmitted
by mail only on receipt from the person or
firm ordering the SamO OfSpccifc directions
so to do, together with the necessary pos
,agv stamps or tho amount required to pay
'hs postage. The postage on one stamp IA
three Cenis and on two staIups six cents. Il
Il Il desired tina. they be transmitted by
registered mail, ton cea,I additional should
accompany tho application.
GREEN D. RAUM,
Comnlissioner Of Internal Revenue.
OYylcE ~ INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, D. G., Jan %, 1917.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

ST MRs. NJ. E. DENT desires US u
sa, that she is prepared to furnish
plants, flowers, &C., on short notice
from tho MoradsTillo nursery, ia this
State. Parties desiring anything in
this line will do vol to give Mrs
Dent tLsir orders. Express eun thus
10 saved, and the trouble bordering d.
rest BE- assidel.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07
e1- prElSa the month Of March

EJ Boring the month OF March.
Squire Wooftcr issued permits 10
marry to the following parties: ". A.
ueflin to Harriet NJ Watson to San
du,ky Westfall to Jane Foriuash; ].
". Cuburu 10 Flora Am Williams;
LLOYD r. Kennedy to Clara l.. WoOf-
ter: S. o. Ri,enhouse to Sarah Jane
Chichester, B. A. Smith to Teuny E
Butcher Samuel Jcffriss to Caroline
Atkinson; George Wilson to Fanny
Harris.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-04-07

Eg TUE first Quarterly Meeting for
Weston Station. N. E. Church, the
present conference year, will bc held
April II and Is. Let all interested
persons conduct themselves accordingly.
H G. SANFORD, Pastor.