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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-28
]. B. ADNEY, Of Jefferson, was il
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the city last Saturday.
f. Miner, Of Civil bend, was in th
city last Saturday.
Woops livery barn has received
coat ofred paint, and looks real neat
Hon. j. f. Webber Of Richand
was in the city last Saturday.
E. e. LEWIS, of Sioux City, ant
us. Commissioner, was in the city
Thursday.
M. J. Lewis and .A.Ufford Of Yer
million, were in the city last Frida,
afternoon.
THos. DAGG returned from til,
Hills last week, after an absence O
some months.
M. B. Kent and Emory Morris
left for Deadwood yesterday. The,
took a load Of eggs.
Mrs.O. +. STEVENS Of Jefferson, wild.
ow of the late DR.. Stevens, was in
The city last week.
JAKE DRAGoo has opened up a
wagon shop in Emory Morris for.
mer stand.
Rev. "CAL" BRYAN of Alta Iowa
was in the city a few days last week
visiting with relatives.
DUNCAN Ross, ST., of Sioux Valley
was in the city last Friday, and
did not forget to call at this office.
CHAs. FosGArE, Of Virginia town.
ship, was in the city last Thursday.
and favored this office with a pleas.
ant call.
NJ. w. SHEAFE has been busy dur
ing the last ten days shipping a
large lot of his government flour to
up river posts.
&c. Ericsson returned last Friday,
and reports his brother quite low
with typhoid-pneumonia, but enter
tains hopes of his recovery.
WARREN~FIsK's health continues
in a precarious condition, though at
last accounts he semmed to be get
ting a little better.
Rev. I. Wakefield, formerly a NJ.
E. minister of this city, return ed
from the Hills last Friday, where he
has been for some months. He is
awaiting orders from headquarters.
Rev. B. w. GoRHAM, formerly a
Methodist minister at this place, was
in the city last Monday night visit
ing friends, and returned to Sioux
City Tuesday morning.
N. A. KIRK, Ed. Woods, H. D.
Doane and M. r. Kent were call
ed to Yankton last week as witness
es in the case of the U. S. VS.. Ed.
Brown ofthis county. Brown seems
to have a mania for stealing horses.
GEN. BEADLE, Territorial boss of
public schools, stopped off several
hours in the city yesterday, and did
not forget to call at these head-quar-
tiers. He was on his way home from
Watertown, where he has been hold
ing an institute.
Hon. w. L. CAToN, former Terri
torial Superintendent of Public In
struction and a resident Of this city,
but now Indian Trader at Cheyenne
Agency, came up from Sioux City
Monday and stopped off to greet
his old friends here and attend to
some business matters. Ed. is max
ing lots of money up the river, and
we are glad of it, as no better man
or truer friend ever set foot on Da-
kota soil than he. He brought
down with him from up country a
number Of dried yenison hams and
distributed around among his
friends, and we wero fortunate
enough to get away with a couple
of them, for which Ed. has our
thanks. They were splendid and
no mistake. Mr.. Cation starts for
Chicago the latter part of the week
to make his spring purchases.
ELDER GORE wishes us to say that
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-28

A fine line Of paper put up in fam
cy boxes an for sale cheap at
e. G. DewITT's.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-28

Just received at e. G. Dewitt's
drug store, a "a Of Humphreys
Homeopathic specifics. Call and get
a book describing them-free.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-28

r. G.. Dewitt still has the s'bootn,
in the cigar trade.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-28

The best brands Of canned goods,
in all varieties, at Dewitt's.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-28

Try "Good Luck roasted coffee
put up expressly for +. G. Dewitt.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-28

Chemical paints-all varieties,
shades and colors--at
e. G. DeWrrT's.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-28
Church Directory

Baptist CHURCH. Divine services at 1890 AM.
aud r. NJ. Chuich prayer meeting Thursday
evenings ut Z p. N. Sunday School at l2 NJ, Capt.
VIM. Duncan Supt The public are cordially invt-
ed 10 unite with ne IN all these services, Sittings
free. REV. GEO. W. FREEMAN. fastor'
METHODIST Observation-Disclosures at the Church
on Pleasant Street, between jackson ana FRANK
lin Streets, every Sabbath at 10:30 An, and z Pm.
sabbath school at 3 O'Clock r. NJ. Prayer
meeting every Thursday evening,
Wa. McCREkDY.
Pastor.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-28

Wall paper, new designs THAT hsve
never been offered before, 81
E. G. DEwIrr's.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-28

TEAS at DeWitt's at . bargain
Call and get q sample.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-28

o.. h. CHURCH. Services every Sabbath at IL
A. n. and 8 +. N. Sunday school at 81 A. NJ,
ID Il. HUTCHINSON,
Pastor.
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Local Matters.

H. J. NEARMAAshas treated him.
self to d new orgnM.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-28

WHILE passing 7. NJ Bryan's farm,
a mile east of the city, one day last
week, we noticed that sTimn had
things fixed up in good shape, CIV
erything clean and clean and neat
about his premises. By the way,
this is oneofthe finest farms in Union
County, and we were surprised TO
learn that Tim wanted to sellit The
reason however, was that he desired
to engage in other business. Here
is a fine opportunity to secure one OF
the best farms in this county, cheap.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-28

BuDpE has a portable soda fount-
ain. which he says he will give to
church sociables at simply the cost
for the material used, the societies
to have the benefit Of The proceeds
Of the same. The offer is very lib
eral, and We trust may be accepted
on all occasions.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-28

hBsrs every Tuesday evening in the Church
otthe Brethren. A cordial invitation is given
10 Ill to attend.
ID. r, HUTCHINSON.
President.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-28
F.. & A. M.
POST once Regulations.

I'ONJ OHICe
once hours from T:3aa. m. to Sp. m. Money
order from . a. M. to z y. m. =.
Mail going east closes at 9;25 a. m. and mail
geing west closes at 3 p. IN.
The Portlandville stage arrives at Q a. m. and
departs At p m.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-28
I. o. of O. F

/. q. OF q, T..
HS. sETxs ze ELK POINT LODGE
~M&EMwMNIEy No. 4. Meets at their
Nall every Tuesday night. Visiting brethren
are invited
J.G costY; NJ.
4. ". MILLER, Secretary.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-28
Wal paper At DeWitt's.

Garden seeds in bulk Il DeWittis
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-28

TIE concert given by the Blais-
dell Merry Makers and Peak concert
troupe last evening, vas largely at
tended and gave general satisfaction.
Some parts Of the entertainment are
very fine, especially the harp play
ing by Mrs. Julia Peak Blaisdell,
the base bell playing by j. w. Blais-
dele, and the singing by Miss Bell
Tucker. But the performance
throughout was pleasing and pleas
ant, and shows the troup to be far a.
bove the average. The music itself
is worth the price Of admission. The
specialties by Willie Blaisden were
well rendered, and well received, as
were also the pieces played by Prof.
Metz.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-28

A NEW passenger and mail car has
been put on the road running
through this city. Air brakes are
also used on the passenger train, and
the trains run at a lively rate. We
notice that the freight business il
truly immense, several freight trains
going each way every day.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-28

The Hon. g. w. kellogg, former
" territorial auditor, member Of
the legislature, prosecuting attorney
for this county, justice Of the peace,
constable, assessor, DC, and politi-
clan Of al era gone BY, Is now fol
lowing j business that corresponds
with his tsstess
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-10

and aatafnke IL andloe with The blood
Of Kearney and his miserable follow.
ers- Men vho have spsnt half their
lives in acquiring little a this world /.
goods are not going to - it diminish
in ss!us BY The thresteniu9 haraueues
Of KeaInsy. Kslloch & Co They are
not going to permit capital 70 Be fright.
ensd out Of the State any longer With
out sn effort on their part to prevent it.
The time for action - near ct hand. and
sLe sooner the conflict the better. The
question ia Who shall rule the Queen
City Of the Pacific. the whisky drink
ing. propertyiess mob. led BY . vulgar.
Ignorant drayman and . rsneeads, edu.
Gated but hypocritical oompounder OF
the doctrines Of Christ. or the couser.
vstive. temperate and law-abidipg
class.
Tie past week has only been . reps-
tision OF the past ysar. The came
low. hsrsA, obscene and threatening
language has been ussd q the nndlot
meetiugs. lndividusIs have been siu-
gisd out By the sandlot leaders and
named - the lirst 10 b hanged. A
collection Of US was taken up st the
meeting Of . week ago for the avowed
purpose of erecting . gsllows from
which Kearney asserted be would hang
Mr.. Parrot, a Americas born citizen
who dared to test the constitutiouality
of the anti Chinese act lstely passed
By the grovsling political huxters As
senbled at 6acrsmsnto. who we'll knew
the oct vas in direct contravention OF
the Barliogsme treaty. in spirit and in
letter.
With this ndition of society, 10 it
any wonder that times are hard II il
net to b expected that oar wealthy
men will seek othe: and more secure
6elds for the iovestment Of their capi-
tai! Il it strange that orr resources
are undevelopsd and immigration has
almost ceasedY
And (ss the good old minister Of the
first church I have any recollection Of
used to ssy) "snd now. my beloved
brsthrsu," will. through force Of cir
cumstances, have to bid you all fare
we'll. hope my past efforts to con
- sNOSS ~ s00 OO4O0OO VI So0 An 0AAAAe
cENcER have been interesting. it not
instructive. I hope I have not in any
manner woundsl The feelings Of any Of
its wide circle Of readers. II such has
been the case, it was IN error Of the
mind rather than the heart. I doubt
not that at least . few Will wish for the
reasens which nscessitats my discontin.
uance of writing. They ars simply lack
Of time. Having . business that re-
quires my whole attention. it becomes
. simple question Of self-interest.
Hoping that sons good Samaritan
who has . penchant for writing will
occupy my place. bid ~" readers Of
tho lNTkLL.GENcYK Tag. AL.
Pare thee we'll. and if forever.
Then forever fare thee we'll"
PoREA
W. g. G. P.
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There ars four f1nds Ses ~ rslisf 81
the distrsss h lrslsnd. nansly: 1hs
Msnsion House. Dachom q 4aelboe-
ough, PAflkl and New York Hrsll.
the latter The one Of --latest oeigin and
rise. TO the 2esh ult The rsspsseivl
amounts received By saoA fssd wses q
follovs: Mansion Heasa. 10000; Par.
nell. 80. 900: Dachsss Of Narlboroash,
$3.50. 600; and New York Hsrald
$25s.o00.
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Ieys Ar 1lnsr saenr.

The st. PAal Gssstts tells oe ~
quick matrimonial hazgsia nadsI ~
Ainaesota farmer lev Wesks 40, =
follows
Last "Wednesday . veil b = iAsnss
nAned Jeha 0ssnan. ~ psuRslsoae y
6road 9nd cultivated aesss : NJ niDos
fromN CleaA visitsd TIL ely . onke
In - sights and tsosonee eo0e psgson.
81 bueinea. On ~ day naaAsd - En-.
ceantassd - old acqnAiaGa1cs naasd
Gstrh. Who did shs agreeahls b, q :
tending ths stranger hi services uhiIe
in ths eity. h sas cusrss q euavssser
tod ) revival Of reaisiscoocss tosk
piace betvees he 1ssoaA1. ausin9
which ths s1bjsee q maasjnoey esao
70 ths fronk bseh .nea sspsseaiae ~.
grsts thas n ~ eopfse q ms1sAie
oonhssns thsir livss and sssenlnsea
vsce slin soaipoed y ~ linss q -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-10

Ca The sth u February. 1854. Geo.
+. Walker gave Willian Wood. both a
San Fsancisco. . promissosy note fss
$3.50. apoo which Interest q The sass
Of three per cent. par month. aud com.
pounded. was 70 b paid. Wakes
novel, paid The note. bat west = llsx.
leo iustssd, aud hes remained there
from that time 70 this. Sait We brousha
to recover. and . jadsnsat was avasd.
ed the plsinti6. lass vsak, By Juds,
Edmoads. Tor nine nillien. ains hun.
drsd and iorty.tws Thousand, nine hun
dred AID eight dollars and sixey-ave
centsl Thrss Per cent. meath, con.
pounded. will coant mp snormessly, .,
this cass abundaatly proves. We think
however. that xr. Weed will hav,
more trouble coileoling O Nc jade.
ment than he he'd in obtaining L irou
the court. and will probably b slad 4
compromise By taking hack the ansual
originally loaned. and letting The in.
terest 20.
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rnx WIl,Axrrrx vArIrr NAnst

The WIllAxETrx vALLEY NARkow
0Aoxs The Oregon Railway Com.
paay viil put lie surveyors 10 the Geld
nest vssk. uadsr Mr Eastviek. % The
line from Corvallis. VA Junction, to Z
point Of oounectios With the projected
rod oe the sa0s Company between
Silvertos and Brswssville. Arrange
meats are bsisg made with tho Yaaui.
n Bay Railroad Company to build it,
Soa6 Iron the samoie Of The coas,
range instsad al from Corvallis, in 70.
turn foe On obligatioa Of the Oregon
Railway Company b couaect iss road
firm Junctioa 70 Coevallis With ths
Ysqsiaa Boy Railway at the sum.it.
The latter ooopany hes confidence 10
Ysqsina Bay being . large fsrsigu
port Of shipment foe the grain Il ths
Willamette Valley. Int SAs Orseou
Railway Coopa1y. limited. ass nj "a
sanguine q this, otili they are villins
% give the YaQuina BAY Railsay all
NJ assistsocs il their power by haul.
isG freight kom Lam and Linn oopn-
ties - lie sef0inus. ae the oannit, and
Il no god part Il shipmsnt il found 1t
The hay ths1 feeighs will b aassied
ssrthward 10 Rosslsnd vie King Valley
and OallAa q The vsrstat Dayton 4
6Aersdoa Rsiiosy. - extssssoe Of
which. y o. near Dallas. will certainly
b Sod this yAr. Additional irnn can
b sbesinsd and i o0sred BY the Pc.
cha Rniiiag Mills Cmpsny % bs d.
lvsgsl ASsQs Augess . n q Cosvaliss
to mAks this narrow gage extension
souehwar1 Greo that csly. which i
sssly : diseAncs q thirty oilvs. 20 that
go toa,s = inn xlll eoaplvts shas
ouonsoeinn thio iii,
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Wednesday, March 10, 1880
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC.

This Company Las taken aeasly ten
years for the commencement Of build.
ing operations in British Columbia.
and they are not eomnsnced yet. -Four
contracts on this division were adver.
,ised and let last fall. With the under
standing in our neighboring Province
that work on them was to begin at
once and be prosecuted actively all
winter. The first blow he's yet TO Be
struck, and there is no real sign Of it
for three months 10 come. The Csas-
dian Government. which 10 to farnish
the ,.snsy. is svidsntly In no hurry.
The British Colunbia sections will
cost nearly eighty thousand dollars .
mile. the 1877 miles let bsisg csotssetsd
Gor at the cost Of e9yoes. 900. This
tremssdous ostlsy. fee short. isolated
and improbable piece Of road. i .
stsRgerer to the Government. 70 which
money comes mighty hard. TO make
it easier they have spread the eonstrae.
tion over . period Of nearly six years.
Section A. 20 miles in length, 10 10 b
finished BY The let Of July. 1883; Sec.
ton B. 20 miles. il 70 b completed By
June 30th. 1884; Section c, 2s} miles.
by July alst, 1884. and Section D. lo}
miles. ~ June 80. 1856. The CON-
tractors are principally New Yosksrs-
D. o. Mills and Morton 4 Bliss. with
Ondsrdonk. Of San Francisco. who will
have immediate supervision Of the
work. and in whose rsms are the con.
tracts. Tho building Of the road is
British Columbia, and the spending Of
Ave or ok million dollars thses vail b
one Of the best things for Puget Sound
people that can occur 10 then. and ~
will be very glad to SEQ The work -.
lively prosecuted. The prospect for
any very active prosecution i Jet quite
defiant
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ExcIravHrY 70 YHB rxyr-Iexscn-


PoRr TowxsExD. March 9-IDforma.
ton Vas received here today Of the
death. on the 9Th instart. Of Dana 81.
Porter On his farm at Crescent Harbor
WILDLY Island. The deceased vas sn
old resident Of the Territory. aud Va,
formerly Inspector OF Spsrs. being en-
ployed by shippers from different mills
on the Sound and Burrsrd Iolet. He
Vas we'll and fsvorably known to Ill
old residents.
The barkentine Portland made the
passage from Cal!ao to this port in 81
days.
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The latest news 10 that from one or
two hundred men in and about San
Ffansisco, the o. 8. soldiery there j. to
be increased to 1900. This 10 done not
BY tho enlistment Of new men, but BY
the moving Of troops from Warrington
Territory. from Arisons and from other
distant regions. ct considerable troubls
and great expense. We witaess the
same proceeding ct every Isdiaa oat-
break. Soldiers ere hurried fsen postl
hundreds and Thousands Of miles dis-
taDt to the Scene Of action. and usually
arrive after the principal damage I.
done. and too late 70 do very much
good. Il seems to ~ that two thingu
are conclusivsly proved BY this courss
Of procssdiog. and they are that sas
army 10 entirely too suall. and that The
sxpenss Of moving troops about 20 fro
quently must b - great - would b
the expenss Of maintaining several
thousand more msn. o. - many alto
gether ~ the nsedsof ~ sosntry DE-
mand.
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PANAMA, March s-The arrival in
Nicaragua il announced Of ]. leonardo
Franco, Who is the proclaimed bearer
Of an important proposition from Gen.
Grant and Admiral Ammen. looking 10
obtaining q concession from the Gov
eminent Of Nicaragua. The Goeetd
(oficis!) says o. G. Menocal il expected
early to treat upon canal matters, and
adds: We know that it 10 now . fact
that Q responsible company Of Amer
can cspitslists and French bankers.
among which figures the name Of
Rothschlld. and which will b prss,dsd
over by General Grant and Admiral
Ammeo. will b organized 50 soon a.
tho concession which will be asked
from this Government 10 obtained. with
which object and With proper power .
civil engineer Of the United States. O.
q. Meuocsl. will arrive by the Arst
steamer. Nicarsgus papers generally
denounce De Lesssp's visit to the 18th.
mus - part Of Q scheme Of humbug in
the interest Of the French company,
and await with anxiety the arrival Of
Menocal.
The Star and Herald says Of the
story that United States war veseels
have bsen ordered to Panama TO for.
mally take possession OF some territory
on the coast of Chiriqui that the terri
tory in question is supposed to be com.
prised in . conditional grant made to
one Thompson BY the Psnsas Gov.
srnment some twenty-five years ego,
but 40 the conditions Of the grant were
never carried out BY Thompson or bis
associates the concession has long since
fallen thaoogh.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-10

NRAb This.
The gentle. yet ehectual action Of
that good OLD remedy. Emil Frese'l
Hsmburg Tea. and it intrinsic merits
have placed it ct the head Of al family
medicines, especially for delicate per
sons Of both sexes. In the nursery j,
stands unquestionsbly without rival
Il grows in public favor al che time.
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NEW ADVERTIS EMENTS.
PROBATE NOTICE.

u. Z x -: e II 1' :.s T. r....
0oceoDo1. H e.sAstis $3.50
AscAsi Ciyner. Admisis&rsesix Of Ne sesaeo a
0hrieetaa Oynas. eseoeesa. Aevtqg pee0oesa -
duly ye.aned y ~ oaeA. PAYING H. - osdsR e
A1e u u Too 0oG0to Il eo16 00ooaood; end e sp.
Peeteaoo. ~ o0e = - 111caeof y r al ..
enO . Ne haA1D q $40 Adnen1s1rsB.s ~
u allowance % tie family. tho dekts ousstaAA.
Ing egAinee Ne Aeeeaee4. anA IT, opposes q "a.
ntsisszasioa. and tAa u r neeessas3 70 sell ~
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SHxRMAN HYDE & Co. Paciac Coasi
Agents. Also agents for the celebsatsd
Estey aud Standard Organs. For 6hssl
Music and Brass lnstrumenta addfeol
6H1HNAN, HYDE 4 Co.,
aug3l -dSwly Sas francisco.
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Report of the Queens Hospital.

HONOLULU, March LIST, 1880.
To the Trustees Of the Queens Hospital
GENTLEMEN II have the honor TO submit the following
report for the quarter ending goth February
The total number OF patients at present In the Queens
Hospital is 20, viz, 80 HawSiiHns and IL foreigners, %
PAYING, a males and Is females, Hawaiian. Number OF
admissions during the quarter 1I9. viz, 10l Hawaiians
G7 males, and "a females. and a. foreigners. Discharged
1888 Hawaiians, 40 males. "a females and ~ foreigners.
Deaths-2 Hawaiians, 8 Southern Islanders, Portuguese
recent arrivals, and ) foreigners. 8 dysentery, s goner.
al debility, / %gangrene, 2 pulmonary consumption, 1 by.
Rmia, l collapse, ? disease Of brain, / abscess. The high.
est number Of indoor patients was 9s. the lowest o.
daily average ~. Number of prescriptions 1879. The
number Of patients treated in the Hospital was as fol-
lows: Dec. 100, Jan. If3. Feb. 1I5. Calls at the dispens-
airy 400. New names entered In disponsary books "a. Res.
pectfully submitted. RoBERT McKIBBIE
Surgeon 10 the Queens Hospital.