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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-31

Tue monthly report O. the Louisi
ana State service, tor December,
1884, is on our table.
For the State, the mean tempera
ture was 81 degrees ; the highest
temperature was at Franklin on
the eth, 81. degrees; the lowest at
Lake Providence on the Goth, -
degrees; the greatest daily range
Was at Lake Providence, on the
21st. A degrees ; the least daily
range was at Vidalia, on the 10Th
? degrees. Greatest daily rainfall
was at Lake Providence, on the
10Th, 7 inches !; greatest rain fall
for the month was at Monroe, 1858
lnces ; average rainfall was 1906
inches ; average rainy days 1915.
The river rose at New Orleans du
ring the mouth, 8 feet, 4 inches ; at
Shreveport, Is feet, Z inches.
The rainfall, during December
in New Orleans, was greater than
it has been, during that mouth.
since 1878. There were no reports
from 9 stations.
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Numbers for June aud December Of each year
When no time is specified, it will he nnS"r.
stood that the subscriber wishes to begin
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Lime in Baking Powders.

Prot. r. A. Williams, N. ID, Medical I'm
veIsity. Buffalo. N. r., who is tho highest
authority. say that Calcium Tartrate
(i%lnproperly called Tartrate Of Lime). adj
vert'sed as the lime found in Baking Pow.
ders is derived from the wines that pro
dnce Cream Of Tartar. 1t is q constituent
OF the grape and other fruits and is abso-
ut-ly haI mleSs.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-31

The body Of j. Alfred Robi
chaux, son Of the late E. G. RObi
chaux of this Parish, came up on
tO-day's train for intermeut in St.
Joseph's cemetery.
The deceased was in his 21st year
of age.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-31

Inc Bayou. after falling about
ven inches from the effect of the
cteVasSe' has risen a little again,
out VIII not probably give any
more serious trouble during the pre-
Seut rise.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-31

The Houma Courier has entered
into its eighth year, and rejoiceth
thereat. Well, it has become a
good and reliable Journa: aud an
open fearless sentinel. We wish
it many more anniversaries.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-31

5. 7. Grisamore has again redu
ced the prices Of his stock Of goods
and will now dispose of them at the
very lowest possible figures. Call
aud examine for yourself.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-31

Sugar continues to advance.
Now Is the time for wise Blaine
sugar planters, who ground all
their seed cane, torise up like lit
tie men aud exclaim, "Didn't l tell
you SO -
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-31

From among the many testimonials re
celved We select the following written bv
III, Carter, IA resident Of Phelps Co.; Mo;
who says; i have used Sherman;s Prickly
Ash Bitters to the best advantage: and can
honestly testify that it las done myself
and family an immense good; and from my
experience recommend it highly to all suf
~ferers;'
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Stage Of Rivers.
Thursday, January o. 1888.

We will furnish the THlBODAUX
SENTINEL and Chicago Weekly
Nems, for one year, to any subscrib
or for So.
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After four days clear and pleas
ant weather, rain began to fall on
Thursday night, which again con
verts such places as had dried into
mud, rain and slop. Some few per
sons had commenced blowing, but
a sudden halt was made in that oc
cupation.
Fears are being entertained
that so much wet weather ma
lnJure the seed yet implanted.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-31

Ex-GOv. F. 7. Nichols aud Col.
Louis Bush came to ThibOdaux on
Sunday last and returned home on
Tuesday.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-31

Mrs. Gaines who has lately died.
in New Orleans, if some things can
be believed, performed the remark
able feat of writing a long will
while in tho act Of dieing, tour
days after she was too weak to
sign her name.
Truly, she was a wonderful little
woman.
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A. Riggs & Bro, Cistern Ma
kers, 247 Delord street; n. o. Send
for price list
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

XCF ear:
HAMPERS MAGAZINE.-....... .....s4 90
HARPER'S WEENLY.... M
HAMPERS BAZAAR. A m
hAhfEkS YOUNG pEOPLE.-........ 4 90
HARPER'S FRANKLIN SQUARE IL
hrary, One Year (52 numbers 10 M
Postage Free to all Subscribers IN the I,,;ted
States or Canada.
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n EA:or the working class. Send 10
Hsctnt- for l'ustage, and we will
S1nnaIl YOU free, il royal, valuable
box Of sample goods that will
put ,yoTim the way OF making
more money in II few days than
ysu ever Thought possible at any bust
ness. Capital not required. We will start
you. You can work all the time or in spare
time only. II" work is universally adapted
to both sexes. young and old. lon can easily
earn from ~ cents I" g every evening. That
all who want work may test the business. We
make this unparalleled offer t" all who are
we'll satisfied we will send ST. to paw Tor
the trouble OF writing us. Full particulars.
ETC.. sent free. Fortunes will be
made by those VIII" give their whole time to
the work. Great success absolutely sure.
Don't delay. Start now Address STISsoN &
Maine.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-31

On Thursday the N%icaraguan
Treaty was nicely slaughtered and
sent into repose.
The vote was 30 for and % against
the treaty.
Senator Jonas voted for the treaty
aud Senator Gibson voted against
it.
1t required a two third vote to
pass.
On the same day a vote to take
up the Mexican reciprocity treaty
was lost by LAT to 81.
This settles the Mexican business
to destroy sugar in Louisiana.
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Every one who has visited the
great Exposition, in New Orleans,
give grand accounts of it on their
return. 1t is superbly magnificent
they all say. Very likely it excels
even the Centennial Exposition in
Philadelphia in 1876.
1n the beauty Of its grounds, it
certainly surpasses the former ont.
and In its exhibits it should not fall
behind.
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SUBSCklPTlON:

One YEAR lin adyance]...-..........---s3.M
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-31

We have received the ann ual cir
cular of the mercantile agency of
h. Il. Dun & Go. for 1884: which
contains a great deal Conformation
in relation to the failures of busl.
ness men during that year.
1t gives the number OF men in bu
siness in 1884, 9O4,759, of whom
there are 1O,96S who failed with an
amount Of liabilities equal to
$226,343,427,O0.
This firm not only furnishes in
formation as to the financial stand
ing OF business men but also is val
liable in the collection of debts due.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-31

The widow OF Judge James L.
Cole, who was a resident of Thibo
daux 40 years ago was strangled in
her bed in Plaquemine on last Tues
day night. The house was robbed
and several hundred dollars worth
of jewelry Was stolen. One thou
sand dollars in currency in her
room was Lot found.
Several persons have been arrest
ed for the crime and it is to be
hoped that the villainous murder
ers will be properly punished.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-23

There Is beei shop about Two blocks
from the residence winch the dog
adopted for his own, and Butt goes ther3
occasionally and drinks the drippings
that fall from the faucet Of the beer kegs
into tub kept for the purpose. Some
times he drinks so much of this fas-
cinating liquid that he becomes very
drunk and goes homo in sad state.
When, at dinner time, long, deep,
stertorous grunt Is heard from under
meath the table at the back of the room
aud visitor gives look OF surprise,
the explanation is, 4"oh, Buff is drunk
againW
Next door lives a handsome setter
named Captain. Buff had always whip.
ped him in their chance hostile encoun-
ters, until Captain learned TO give him n
wide berth. But one day Captain hap
pened TO see Buff going home from the
| beer shop in q shocking state of in
| ebriety. He knew that The momant for
his revenge had come, and rushsTi upon
the incapable Buff like q wolf on a
lamb. Buff made an exceedingly un-
steady and incapable defense, The tyr
ant of the noighborhood wss as effect
uslly disarmed as Sullivan was before
Mitchell. He went homo dreadfully
whipped, and with such sense OF
humiliation that he has quite eft on
going To tho beer shop--until the next
time-snd has not since molested Cap
tain.
The best thing about this story is tia
1t Is absolutely true Boston Post.
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CITY eLscrioN

MAloRAlrN, DALLAS. MARCH 1. lsSs
W IA accordance with tho Charter OF thg
Guy enl "a resolution NJ the Clty Council
ndowc' ON the ih'ri day at the pfrsenl
MONTH an election Is directed to he held In
,ln,Pg ,s.eN.'rgl wnms Of TIE municipality, ON
TUESDAY, ApEiL7, 1855. tnt s,,mo he,SS
t'o Ut tuesday alter FIRST Monday i'm sai5
month"; lnr thc election OF tho UailU,ging
nhtneu Ouccr, to-WlE
A street superintendent. shouia Tim, NJ.
Zee he created prior tn cold election NV tbo
Legislature now 100 session
one Alderman nom each ufjhe six wnrss
Tor tull term oltwD ycara.
A. unv Aldetmiau nom the Fourth Ward TO an
tue unoNplrUd term Or n. e. smith, rriirrsi
ono Alderman from the Sixth Wnri III nh
resigned "''"u'
one school Director from each Of IN, six
The voting places AMI presiding officer,
In the First Ward, az the Court house, q
NJ, Terry, presiding officer -
n thc Second Wurd. az Best's store, q. y
= wee nlg.idi y officer
Va the Third Wand, az Roy's Gocery storc
y.N,et ,oi Ross avenue gnd HnrWood etrgei
" u, Best Presiding officer. ''N''i
IN lhe Fourth Wand, at the corner of r..
Wv, wy tnJ Park streets, David Goslln, presli-
fl the Flnh Wand, n, the rlv. p,,,,.
Stofc, ~ the Intersection of Cnmtnpr,, f,,,H''
Non and Preston streeiss sS,, s'lsA-
IN esidiug officer. "" Nloasi
h,thc siAth Want. nc the siore. vos, ,,,.
ncr Al Live Oak and Hawkins strse's, IA vi N
Nurto y, presiding officer "'A'
sadt lyeilon shall b conducted In aceo,1.
ance WITT sections thrco and eight ~ az
Charter. ana section six, article sev"n ~ tho
slate COnsti, utlon, prescribing the mai, scao
Hon pf voters, ~ shown ON pages ftlis;.s,,
Mud fourteen ~ the printed '"Chnrier a,,i
ordinances Of the City OF nal;as.a "ns
JoHS HENRY brown.
Mayor pro tenn,
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:oid her of the child's arrange aihnenL.
Mime. Dick told him that the child was
influenced by some evil power, and said
that 1t was the work OF & witch. The
fortuuo-teller told him that the witch
was near neighbor, wes an old lady,
slim and tall In build, This answered
the description of Mrs. Ellsworth.
Mme. Dick also told Telljohn that these
nsighbors were constantly borrow
Ing articles of them.
TRLLJGHN ARRESTED.
After the child died Tellohn WAS
more decisive than ever in his denunci-
alton of Mrs, Ellsworth and the Hat
tenhorgers Mr.. Hittenberger bore II
until last Saturday, when he had Tell
john before Magistrate Schwab, who
placed him under a bond OF 500 TO alb
stain from abusing the Hittenbergers
for one year.
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nor SALF-nNN HORSE AND DOUBLE
seated phcton aud h rno,s: no,-. 5
EtalN oiu, about ll'b hands high aud drives
gehtei phWton good ms new; will sell thcap,
ApWy TO S'Mls y n HUFFMAN, Tll Ulm
a.'e't' mar2.u
EOR SALE-THRFE BILIIARD END
Two pool bless - couu.hHud. will sell
~ biS bargain. Apply tn l. CIRAppocK,
mallNsi or Y, j. CRAnpoCR, CorsIcaua,
t'N"s' mnrl5u
kOkSALE-pLl MOTH * OK WHT.E
= LoEhorns, White COchins, Pens: NJ. /,
@i 90 = Ni'W per ID, Toulouse Geese, 3 ,gss,
flNi . eggs, '-.lO Correspondence "A plrJs'
uttl visitor welcome. Besi stock Ina thrstnte.
1' w, VNtkLEEsE, Dallas. innlS.tf
INpk SALE-ONh JOUNTER. SHEI,V-
ing, screens and ice-hox for salmon;
k5oI - new Appl, 10 SIMPSON d HUFFMAN,
@l Eln street. rnsrO.u
NOR SALE-CORn AND STOVE W0OD
no any quantity aud bas, quuiity: over
wv cordson hand. Also, wanted 10 buy COT
lu4 eoVo ont seed cotton a. hrutsi oaSfst
price. A. DYsrERnAcH. sel7.n
lNoR SALE OR RENE Will SEIT,0R
rent the store house In Re Oak ON nal.
US 0ud WaXahachie roaI, 80 miles rom
y NNnhHchc, formerly occupied by J., n.
~, "9le. ne house Is new, built last wear,
,.nu me ira ing point, being surrounded
~ y eo9d country an thlcSly settled. Ap.
RN 70 JOHN q. Gibbons, administrator OF
" ,nlels. csinte. Rcd Nnt MaT.tw
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AFFAIRS AT ABILENE.
THE WOODEN MILL IDEA BOOMING
The Advantages Presented FOR Such an
Enterprlse--A New Newspaper
Started Successful Grape
Culture--New Arrivals

ABILENE, March %. = Correspond
ence,l There has been much talk in tho
city lately about establishing wooden
mill. Several manufacturers IN Now
Orleans and other large cities have
written here psking about the situation
Of the city and disadvantages as a manu-
featuring point Abilene is In the CEN
ire oil one of the Hnest wool
growing sections Of tho state and now
comes next 70 San Antonio ss a market
for the disposal OF the fieecy stapie.
The city has also other important adj
vantages. She is on leading roailroad
line already, and the indications are
that in tho next two years two more
roads from tho southeast, and also
passing through tino rancho country,
will reach the city. Coal from the In
dian Territory, New Mexioo and the
local MINES can BIO Obtsined promptly
good water facilities, and rock
and other valuable building
material can be obtained
inliintless quantities. Those advant-
ages, coupled with the fact that Abilene
Is The leading commercial center he-
tween Fort Worth aud El pasO, anG il
rapidly becoming the capital city Of an
unsurpassed and populous farming
country, proclaims for her advantages
that few cities Of her size in the
southwest can show. The solid mpn OF
The city recognize the great importance
: OF manufactures as q means Of iusreas-
ing the population, and arc dispoged "a
give aid 10 the parties who propose 10
start the mill.
Tho Taylor County News, Abb.
lene's new weekly paper, made
its appearance to-day and in every way
fnltills the expectations OF its friends,
The paper Is eight pages, aud is con.
Quoted by Messrs. s. Il, Nicely aud j. A.
Lowry, practical printers aud publish
ers, who have each before conducted
successful journals in other states. The
first issue was crowded with advertise
ments.
The local papers ara paYlsg much al.
tention to the subject of the cultivation
Of grapes. A largo number of Cali
fornians are located ON the farms lately
opened up in the immediate vicinity Of
the city, and they say the soil and eli
mate Is every thing that 30 necessary
for the easy growth Of tho ceie
brated and delicious fruit. Severe
vineyards haye already boon planted
out, and tho vines are healthy ard
growing rapidly.
A largo number of families from east
ern Texas have lately arrived in the
city TO locate. A large number OF eest.
ern farmers have also bought land from
the real estate agents In tho last week.
-
Plauta flour tho fiueil In tha World
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Donations for tho perman / sile
the Widows aud Orphans Home
Texas, OF not less than 200 sores a land
100 OF which shall be tillablo, In Soma
healthy, thriving community OF schools
John Il. Walton, grant master. M Wacn
On or about tho Lat OF Julynex the
sub committee will personally Inepeet
All the places offered and mako A selec'
lion and location az said home.
Wacp, March ~, 1855.
NJ. D HERRING,
Chairman Sub committee.
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10 My Customer. and the Public a, Iars,

Ia My Customers and the Public NJ Largo,
DALLAS, March 2l.---The burning OF
my laundry last night has LETT mo pom.
niless and Iappeal to you for support
In tho continuation of my business. |
am not discouraged nor downed, but
viii push my business now stronger
than ever have secured location nj
0iS " .iu street and will he ready 10 20
TO work Monday marning, March 23i
next, and respectfully AJAX all my Gus.
tomors 90 stand by ms with their FULL
est patronage and solicit the trade OF an
others, assuring every ono OF my ful.
est approximation, with best attentions to
their orders. am
Very ospectfnlly,
G. Il. KuEnLlnAr,
Proprietor City Steam Laundry.
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IT H. P. BEE, Insurance Commissioner,
GEORGE j DExTER 8 CO., Agents.

7IFFICE OF INSURANCE., STA
" tistics and History, Austin, Texas, Feb.
70, lSsj.-To All Whom 10 May Concern: This
Company, Of Philadelphia, Penn, hes
iu ri respects fully compiled with the laws
ofTeXas as conditions precedent to its doing
business In this state, and that said Com
pany holds Certificate of Authority from
This Office eptitiugi II TO do business In this
state for twelve months from the LIST day of
January, 1885, TO the3lst day OF December,
1885
IL. $ Given under my hand and seal, at
office, In Austin, the day aud date first above
written.
n. z. ZEE, Inanrnnco Commissioner.
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H. p. BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
HEREFORD y FURsT, Local Agents.
Mailing. TnNaaa

OFFICE OF INSURANCE, STATISTICS
~ and History, Austin, Texas, Feb
ruary 20, 1870 all Whom IL May Con.
cern: This is to certify, That the Union
Marine Insurance Company, of Liverpool,
England, has In all respects fully COM
piled with the laws of Texas as conditions
precedent 10 its doing business in this state,
and that said company holds certificate OF
authority from this Office emitting IL to do
business IN this state for u months from the
December 1885.
J.. 5. Given under my hand aud seal, q /
office, IN Austin, tine day and date first above
written, II. = BEE, COMMISSIONS.
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NINA nl.rrnnllhIn A..

A frlond Of the Record hss very
original dog. lie came 20 The family a
little, scrawny. NANCY, timid, yellow
dog. lie is now aisfgc, fat. WELDON.
diponed, consequential yellow dog.
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Galvanized or Painted
TENsIL STRENGTH. 800 POUNDS.

TENSIb STRENGTH, 800 POUNDS,
Is made from No. " STEEL WIRES,
EVENLY TWISTED and Ia warran
ted ~ he uniformly stronger and q
present more bsrbs per rod, being nj the
same time lighter, with the same size o.
main wires, than any other style. In cOuse-
quenco of these combined advantages, we
have good reason to helieye that rs sales are
FIVE II MES GREATER than the united
sales " all otheP. After reviewing tue above
stRtements and iacig, the question arises.
Gao purchasers afford to make q series ~
experiments with other. cheaper and les,
wld' ~ known styles and grades Cf win
which Is manufactured Without a lcousu,
ana by THIS course sublecting themselves 20
asHeHsments for dgiIages oy The IIs''rf Sfatt
Cute.sg Jtis .-itaf'lt- ihnt the manufactur.
ers ol unlicensed barb wire may ufiog 90 pro.
ieci thelr patrons. bat when this protection
IL Otie cd we respectfully suggest that y0u
lnves lgltc the responsibility OF me gunriu.
ttcntt. While We disc aim any intention o.
mouupodyiug tue hnrb wire business, 90
readers viii please remember that there al
lew, " any, articles manufactured white
leave 10 sluai y margin between GoNai ar
cost aud the price % which
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IT. T. BEE, INSURANCE Commissioner.
SMITH a NALL, Local Agents,
Dallas, Texas,

nEfABrMENr OF ms UENNCE. STA
- tisiic aud History, Austin, Tex S, Jam
:, lSSo.--Io all Whom u May Concern: This
Is 20 Gently that the Liverpool and London
HhN clone insurance Company, OF fng.
WIN ihe laws OF tCy1S as conditions precr.
Ceni To- lts doing bushes, In this state, and
That said Company holds Certificate Of Au-
lnpr'ly rom THIS Office emitting II TO do bus-
lues I'M TINS state for twelve months from
the l't day of January, 1855, to the Slst day
o. December 1855
-. y. l-EiyCn under my hand and seal. at
NH.. lu AUSTIN the day and date first above
Written.
M p MLH L-.----..---- -.-----.----.
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Ifyou are q minister aud,
have oVUr-tuNcd yoursolfwlth your
pastoral duties, or n mother, worn out
Win care aud work, or a man OF business OF
labor weakened 10y the strain o. yoar every
day duties, ora man Of letters toilmg over
your midnight work, Hop Bittcrs win most
surely strengthen you
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WHEAT 4 sHUMARD, agents.

y and History, Austin, Texas, Feb. /, l8Sj.-
To all Whom it May Concern: Thisis TO GER
THY that the Connecticut + re Insurance
Company, OF Hartford Conn, has in all res-
poets fully complied with the laws of Texas
rs conditions precedent to its doing busne
In this state, and that said Company holds
Certificate Of Authority from this Office Gu
titling IL TO do business In this state for twelve
months from the LIST day of January, 1885, 10
the 3lst day of December, 1885.
u S.l-Given Hnder my hand ang seal, at
Office in Austin, the day and date first above
written.
H. T. BEE, Insurance Commissioners