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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-07
Moline on Rock leland Proposition

Moline on Rock Island Proportions.
AT a meeting of the Moline Business
Mems association Tuesday evening a
communication was read from T. j. Me-
dill, Jr., secretary Of the Rock Island Inn
provement association. asking the coop.
Grafton Of the business association In the
circulation of petition originated by
that organization to put TO a vote of the
people OF the county the question of
aoolishing the board of twenty -four SUI
pervisors and substituting therefor a
board of three or five commissioners. The
communication offered what the I'm
provement association claims to consider
several good reasons for making such
change. and enclosed blank copies of the
petition which they wished the business
association to circulate, and aid them in
securing the 1.700 names necessary to
bring the matter to a vote. Chairman
Deere appointed a committee consisting
OF w. c. Bennett, W. r. Moore and G.
o. Mason to Investigate the claims of ad-
vantages to be gained by the commits
sioner plan, and find out how the matter
stood before the association would take
any action
The Dispatch says R. A. Smith, w. ].
Entrikin and others took the stand that
Moline would do we'll to proceed with
caution. inasmuch as she had before been
made to regret hastily and i'll considered
steps in adopting schemes formulated by
our neighbors. The following additional
communication was then read by Score,
tary Sleight:
j. W. Atkinson, EsQ., Cor Sec'y Moline Bs siness
Mems Association, Moline, Ill
Dear Sir: Some few DAYS ago I wrote
you relative to the ACCESSIBILITY of our two
cities making Joint effort to secure the
location of the State fair for a term of
years at or near this point, and received a
reply calling our attention to county or
district fair between the two cities Upon
thinking the matter over and consulting
with some of our members, we think it
would be much the better plan to organs
ize and maintain good county fair. and
would ask if it will be convenient for you
and your committee to meet US at some
convenient place, so we can talk over the
matter with a view of placing the project
before our respective associations. Twill
leave the appointment of the time and
place to you. and think our full commits
tee will attend. Allow me to offer the
use of our compodious rooms in the
opera house building of this city. Yours
truly, T. J. MEDILL. JR.. Sec'y.
A committee consisting of ]. w. Good,
j. d. Porter and Sam Davis was ap-
pointed to meet the Rock Island com.
mittee in this enterprise.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-07
Didn't Buy the Traiu.

Conductor Terry held passenger trair
No. 1. on the c.. B. & @. few mo.
ments this morning, to allow W. ]. Flem-
ing, who last night as Philless Fogg,
m ade the tour of the world in eighty days,
go to the Rock Island house after his
umbrella which he had forgotten. From
this 1t appears that FoRg doesn't pay the
same attention to details in practical
journeying that he does In his extrava-
ganzs "around the world" The troupe
went to Galesburg.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-07
BRIEFLETS.

Charity ball tonight.
Fresh fish at Mays.
What are the cold waves sayings
There are no flies on this weather.
81 waists for SO cents at Simon & No
senfelder's.
Fresh fish in the morning at G. c.
Truesdsles.
Choice bananas and Malaga grapes al
c. G. Truesdaleis.
Fresh lettuce, spinach and parsnips al
G. G. Truesdale's.
Good cashmere knee pants IS cents q,
Simon & Mosenfelder's.
81 so pants for S., wheres at Simon &
Mosenfelder's. of course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dauber rejoice
in the advent Of a son.
Mr.. Addison Rush, of Edgington, tar.
ried at tie. Rock Island house, last night
Those 10 cent pants at Simon & Mo.
senfelder's are just the thing for rough
usage.
The Knights of Pythias have meet.
ing at the Rock Island house parlors to,
night.
Mr.. G. E. Fisher, of Ottawa, ia in
the city, probably attracted by the char
ity ball tonight.
Too many wooden waists; they mus,
90, 81. IS waists for rs cents at Simon q
Mosenfelders.
Only two days Of genuine winter
weather and already the chronic grumbleI
is heard in the land.
The face of the ice dealer has thawed
out some during the last few days. He
hasn't smiled yet. however.
When passing Simon s. Mosenfelder's
drop in and have them show you their
line of e so. 81 and SIS pants.
The Phlomathean society of the First
NJ. E. church. will not meet this week on
account of the meetings in progress.
1t is surprising how Simon g. Mosen.
fielder can sell those knee pants for 10
cents, but they do 1t all the same.
DR.. Carter was called to Osborne
again last night to see Mrs. McEoiry,
who was somewhat worse In the after.
noon.
If the saving Of $3.50 to 90 on q pail
Of pants is of any consequence to you
examine simon q Mosenfelders pants
stock.
The c.. B. & Q. put on an extra switch
engine in the Moline yards today. on &C
count Of the large ice shipments that ar,
being made 1t the present time.
Mr.. w. r. r. Taylor. representing The
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-07
New improvements. .

Messrs. Clemann & Saizmann, the en-.
terprising furniture dealers. propose no,
to be outdone in the way of modern i'm
Provements by any similar Establishment
in the west, and are const .ntly studying
some change in the arrangements of their
vast store with a view of accommodating
the public. The latest is the addition of
an extra store room fronting on Sixteenth
street which they will use for the storage
and display Of the heavier grades of fur
niture. The carpet department where
part Of the fine furniture has been dis
played, will henceforth be devoted exclu-
sively to the display of carpets and cur,
tains. A space of twenty five feet in the
rear OF the carpet room will be set apart
and nicely furnished with a fine carpet,
nice chairs and a counter for the display
of curtains. They propose to have an
elegant line of silk, chenille and madras
curtains in regular lengths, also by the
piece. Also full line of drapery goods
by the yard and all colors of chenille and
valore table covers. In porterio curtains
their line will be simply magnificent; i'm
Guiding in colors. figured red. plain rose.
old rose. plain mousse, figured mousse,
plain copper with light blue or peacock
colors, notified red. reseda, cream. steel
blue and pestache. The carpet dis.
play will be larger than ever and will
embrace the latest designs of hundreds of
different patterns from hemp to Mo.
quette.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-07

Every Tuesday evening during Febru>
airy the Rock Island Building Association
will hold meetings to dispose of its sur>
plus funds at nominal premiums.
e. II. GUuER. Secretary.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-07
Atsen,,op Yn,sht,.

Members OF St. Paul Lodge and Of On.
iforn Rank x. of F., are requested to
meet at the Rock Island house at 7:SQ
this evening. Important business.
g. B. 6rrnDMs, G. G.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-07

Complexion powder is an absolute me-
cessity of the refined toilet in this eli.
mate. Pozzoni's combines every element
of beauty and purity.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-07

1t Is said that after fifteen or twenty
more intermerts are allowed in West.
minister Abbey, the room will all be oc.
cupied.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-07

Its only a question of time" and a
short time, too. as to when your rheuma>
tism will yield to Hoods Sarsaparilla
Try 1t.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-10
rhe p,esldan, $ ;.aessage

Ths inaugural aacfess & sae great
Rect island route. IL Cscssa Kansas
& I.eorssi,a rsiiBss. 5 10 anrornce hat
on November ls sold Fes;iiuie trains
will be r'n be.wees Chilsgs ard DEN
yer. colorsda srTilzs s9d Paesic witis-
on, chabge. msSing close corrections Ut
the above points wiii, 81 trans Tor Sal,
Lake Los Angeles. Saa fTeaeisoc Port
land, Oregon ami 81 p-sin,s wss., asa at
Kansas City ant, 81. Joseph easteaFE; Tor
Chicago, St. Louis asG Al. Feints east.
west. north and south.
These royal trains. consisting of Pril-
man sleeping cars, restfal reclining chair
cars and iGsgriGeent.y furnished Gay
coaches were built expressly for ihis
service by the Pullman Co., and are with
ont quest; i the hands ,snesi ever tursed
out by tn, famoas establishment The
reclining ..a;r c4s- sPct q, -. @ss frs-:e
all bhiis; u irzs-ci4s5 ;ss-ess ..5 5
court rtse,as-.siae,.! y. &. D, I'D sjss:
every car 10 care ior the waits OF eus
patrons. Ask yorr nearest tickc, agent
for ticket via The Great Rocs Island
Route, o. write To
JoHx sEBAsrfAs.
Gcn'i Ticset ssd Pass. az <,
Topeka. Ksases
Dodge City times., 1889-01-10
Toys schoes

Beautiful sYr-ag y,a't.Er
Eighty eight 'ssri 5a. ii-ls .s.ac.
Change OF date Of the g : r Camp
ire disappointed lHi.e aumher a his
vicinity.
Mrs. J T. ll'es and daughter. of Paw
nee Rock. are visiting MT and Mrs Heury
lies.
A number OF Royalties attended liter
ary at Bell Center Friday night.
A. l.. Call and Adam Lierie drove over
TO Dodge City Thursday evening, 10 wit
ness the C.. A r. entertainment.
The faruoers' meeting Of Royal town
ship, met al the RdenoUr school house.
Friday night. The following gentlemen;
]. NJ. Snyder. Hiram Ray. John Riden-
our, were appointed to meet With G. A.
Jones, of Garden City, at Ingalls,, Mon
day, for the purpose of getting irrigat-
ing ditch through Royal township
With regret We .broaical TIE deaths OF
two of our most wof,hr ci;izens. Miss
Fannie Finley. and Gsa9ima Ridencsr.
4. L. Call hG;rL sfed beef Monday.
Ppss,,, Pie
Dodge City times., 1889-01-10
PUBLICATION SUMMONS.

The State Of Kansas, to Felix Kahn, Leopold Scho-
cuburn, Lewis MOarthaw, Henry katz, doing
business under the name and style Of Kahn.
Schocubum Il Co.. the Royal Baking Powder
Co., . corporation under the laws Of the State Of
New York. John 5. 6ould, Charles Fleetwood
George II. Wells and John =. Gould. doing bust
ness under the name and style of John Gould
4 Co., Greeting:
You are hereby notified that you have been
sued BY The Pioneer Loan and Trust Company. in
the District Court Of Kansas In and for the county
Of Ford, and that unless you answer or otherwise
plead to the petition filed in said by snid Pi
oneer Loan and Trust Company, ON or before the
Ed day Of February. 1859, said petition will be
taken ~ true and Judgment rendered agiinst you
accordingly forecio-ing mortgage executed aud
delivered by Francis ID. Schermerhorn and Chris
tine C. Schermerhorn TO The Pioneer Loan and
Trust Company, dated May I'd, 1885,. OF tn, follow
ing described real property, in Ford county, Kan
ras, to-wif: The North West quarter OF Section II
In township - south. Of range 20 west Of the 9Th
principal meridian, aud for the sale OF -aid real
property, without apprasement, to pay the debt
secured by raid mortgage. with interest and costs.
Witness my hand and seal Of said court, which
have xffixed at my Office In said county this sth
day Of January, 1850. l.. z. MeGARRY,
FINLAY 4 MILToS. Clerk of Dist. Court.
3-39 Attorneys for Plaintiff
Dodge City times., 1889-01-10
q. A. X. Resolutions.

WHEREAS.-The invitation Of our Post
extended to the Hon: VIM. Warner, the
worthy commander -in-chief of the Grand
Army of the Republic, to visit MS in the
interests OF our Soldiers Home enterprise.
has been honorl by his acceptance thereof,
and by his actual coming. And.
WHEREAs,-His visit among MS was ac-
complished only by the most strenuous eff
forts on his part, amid a multitude Of Of
Acial duties and demands upon his presence
at the National Capitol; therefore,
,REsOLvED-That We express our highest
appreciation of his sterling qualities as
soldier and coMrade, Of his very eminent
abilities as commander-in- chief. evinced
Ly the most excellent and prosperous con-
dition of the Grand Army Of the Republic.
of his faithful public services, and Of his
scaMior, integrity and devotion as fellow
citizen.
REsoLyED-That we cherish in most
grateful recollection his wOrls Of cheer
spoken to us. his expressions Of sympathy
for the old soldiers, his earnest and heoric
Gefeslce Of their rights. and his courage
and zeal in fostering every noble enter
prise.
REsOLvED-That we most cheerfuily
tender him oar sincere thanks for the man
ifest aid rendered us in Our efforts to have
established here soldiers home; and We
wish him yet many years Of life in the ell
ioymeut Of well-earIed honOrs, and then
when lsfe's full work is done. victory in
death, aud the reward Of the faithful
crown of life.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-10
Programme Of the Ford County
Teachers Association.

To BE Held In THE NJ L. CHURCH, DODGE
CRY, KANSAS, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
JAN. 11th AND 18th, 1899.
FRIDAY, JAN. 11th-EvENING SESSION.
Music.
Invocation, Rev. j. NJ. Wright.
Music.
Address of Welcome, ]. A. Beadle.
Response, +. Z. Ford.
Music.
Address, Miss Fannie Theme.
Music.
Re Enion.
SATURDAY. JAN 12th--MoRNiNG SESSION.
Music.
The Fundamental Principals
of Teaching-Paper, L. ID. Ellis.
Discussion.
Defective School lLaws-Paper. F. A. Lee.
Discussion,
-hs NJ L. Wa-moth Z. l.. Griffith.
Recitation, Lucy Bsird.
Language lesson for primary pupils
Paper or class, Mrs. Mary GaGdis.
Discussion,
,s Jessie Wellnan and Anna Shumao.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
RESOLVED, THAT the study of Civil Gov
ernmert IS more important than the
study of Book keeping.
Affirmative, c. G. Iesserly, Chas. Sage.
Negative. D. Swiuehesrt, NJ. L. Sweeny.
Methods Of Teaching Numbers to
. Primary Pupiis-Paper or class
Lille Williams.
, Discussion, Flora Swan, Rose Musselman
Recitation. Edith Krom
The training given By the country
! schools compared with that given
py thesgraded schools of the cities.
Frank Wilkinson
Discussion.
ii. p. Saunders, VIM. LeatherwoOd
Miscellaneous business and adjournment
Dodge City times., 1889-01-10

The above named famous concert COM
pany have consented to come to Dodge
City on Friday the 18th Of January. pro;
vided $3.50 in tickets would be guaranteed
to them. Mr. j. C. Bloom has put tht
tickets on sale for the same. and il is to
be hoped that all who wish to hear the
finest music in the world. will purchase
their tickets at once, SO that he may he
enabled to let the company know the re-
suit The following six famous artists
are with this company:
Herr. Charles Pa!rn.-ViolIn, FROM the
Theodore Thomas Orchestra, of New
York.
Herr. Richard Stoelzer,-Viola DAM
our, formerly member of Seidl's Metro
politan Opera House and Damrosch Sym
phony Orchestra, of New York.
Hons. Adolph Borose.-Flute Virtuoso,
from Baden Suisse.
Her. Josef Beckel,-DOuble Bass, for
the past three years one of the promi-
neut members of the Boston Symphony
Orchestra. Boston.
Her. Philip Roth,-Violonccllo Soloist,
from the Philharmonic Orchestra, Berlin.
Miss Elsa Clark Cushing.-Prima Dom
ma, Soprano.
In speaking of the company, the Bos-
ton Home Journal says;
''The Boston Symphony Orchestral
Club made it first appearance in this city
at concert given at Association Hall
Tuesday evening. A very large audience
crowded the hail. and it included al I'M
usual number of weil-snown critics and
musicians, yet the success OF lie club
was acknowledged with a unapifiity &hd
enthusiasm that is seldom witnessed.
Every member OF the oTganizatlCu IS
manifestiy an artist, and the play ing en-
sembied is characterized by Some % the
best gradations of .ligbt and siede. rs
well as purity OF tone. ant. uni.y q -
tack. The most interesting teatr-e c. x,
concert by TAR was tie remarkably VIZ
tlosal. refined, and delightful peca In:
ance By Dir Wiihs Newell Of SaIssa;e' I.
Fantasie on >FaGst Mr NOVEL; is IN :
accomplished ConcgEt meister of tle cllIh,
| and his rendering Of tie fantasie vas sim
ply marvel of artistic flush, the ehai n
ing effect of which was acknowledged in
some of tine heartiest applause o; the
evening; ant! the cello solos by Mr., Phi
lip Roth Enthusiastically proved him 70 be
a genuine artist The singinl OF the
Jewell Song from Faust, by Miss Elsa
Clark Gushing. was warmly encoIed."
The reserved sea; tickets have Been
placed at sl.O0, and may be found at
Blooms cigar and confectionery store.
We predict large attendance.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-10
PUBLICATION SUMMONS.

IT,. Stale Of Kansas, to Frank L. Ford, George
\. Farnum- greeting:
You are hereby notified that you have been
-ccs. by The Pioueer Loan and Trust Company, IN
the District Court Of Kansas, in and for thecOunty
Of Ford, and that unless you answer or otherwise
pie AL to the petition filed in said court by said
Pioneer Loan and Trust Company, on OF before the
- dny OF February ,1Ss3said petition will be taken
as true and Judgment rendered against you accor-
tingly, foreclorng mortgage executed and de-
iiycred by Theodore Brown and Hattie A. Brown
10 The Pioneer Loan and Trust Company, dated
tho 1st day 0f October, 1856, on the following
described real property, in fo-d county, Kansas,
to-wit. Lots three t3) and four az and the south
half 90 Of the north west quarter "a Of section
three in township 20 south,Of range y west Of the
5th principal meridian, and for tine sale Of esid
real property. without apprasment, to pay the
debt secured by said mortgage, with interest and
costs.
uines ny hand and seal Of said court, which l
have affixed at my ofice in .aid county, this 6th
day Of January, 1879. l.. Z. McGARRY,
tISLAY & MILTON, Clerk of ths Dist. Court.
3f-39 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-10
PUBLICATION ST NMoNs.
The State of Kansas. to Elnsley p. Marsh. Sarah
f. Marsh and + +. Ford, Greeting:

The State of Kansas. to Eimsley p. Marsh. Sarah
+. Marsh and + +. Ford, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that you have been
eued by The Pioneer Loan and Trust Company. In
the District Court OF Kanrss in aad for the county
Of Ford, and that unless you answer otherwise
plead to the petition fled In rsid court by said
I'D day Of Feb, iss9 said petition viii be taken
true and Judgment rendered against you accord
ingiy, fofeclo-lng mortgage executed and de-
livered by ElHsley +. Marsh. Sarah Il. Marsh, Ia
The Pioneer Loan and Trust Company, Of Dodge
City, kxnsas dated April 9Th 1851 on the f0llox-
ing described real property, in Ford county, Kan
sas, to-wit: South half Of south east quarter Of
section number 35 in township e soath, Of range
~ west Of the 6th principal medium, and for the
sale Of said real property, without spprsisment tn
pay the debt secured by said mortgage, with In
tereet and cos.s.
Witners my hsLd and seal Of said court. which
have sfixed ut my Office In said county. this 9Th
day Of January. iss9- L. E. NeGARkY,
RfxLAY q MILroS, Clerk Of Dist Court
N-D Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-10
COLUMN.
PROFESSOR B. r. PowELsox, Sup't.

j The second term Of the collegiate yea
opened with fair promises. All the stu
deste in attendance at the close of tn,
first tern, are back in their places and
have entered upon their labOrs with in
creasedinterest and zeal. This speak.
wellLf the work being done.
Eight new students have been enrolled
and some more are expected to come in
All expecting to attend should enter with
out delay. 80 that they may get full ben
eft Of the class work. The classes be-
ing already organized, the students en-
ter at once upon their work. Good work,
thorough work is expected; and the in
structors are pleased with the increasing
interest and the zeal with which the
work is resumed by all. They are pleased
with the class of students coming in. On
ly give US such students as mean bust
ness, We can build up good classes. We
are sure Of all this when our facilities
and accommodations are such as have
| been promised us: but We want the spec
ial aid aud cooperation of all; for now
we labor AT disadvantage. Many are re
spending nobly and we feel that We have
the good will of all. So we push on in
our work.
Ford is doing nObly in sending stu,
dents to the college. She now has five
III attendance: Fletcher Maclary, John
Irnafs OSCAR Jack, Maggie and Euaina
Spindler-a good band of students We
ho,.e che will vet send in more.
The College boarding club is estab-
Iiishd. Hiss Emma Spindler has charge
II lie culinary department, and every
! thipz Is rowing On n good shape.
/ GS-..ca rinley Is again =. his posi- CO
liug ;ne aafjor voc... and studying iiks p
Tug s,Ech pluck and energy are COZ
plsndai,le end Gordon. we hope. is but
| foliawins lie path Of many Others which,
surely led them to success and renc~n.
7 What buss load now rides to the col.
icge: inside on top and standing on the
stpps, and still -tueio 5 room for one
,s.prc Who will be that favored onef
/ President Wright has gOOdly num-
/ Der OF recruits to his physiology class,
and we look for efficient class work;
| Miss Thome, the county school super
intendert, occupied Prof. Atkins chair
as constructor on Monday, the professor
having special duties as one of the A. o.
wv
{ We are glad to see Mr.. SOule in the
city again, and hope that something def
mite may be determined towards the
speedy completion of the building, and
full cooperation with the work of in
struction already inaugurated.
+ The Speareville Blade places us TN
der obligations to its propristors for
words of cheer and copy of the paper.
We are also under obligations to the
Cimarron New West, and specially t. its
genial foreman. Mr.. Logan, for favors
and hearty cooperation.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-10
c.F.M. NILEs, Rssi,ser.


William NJ Morrir and his wife, Mrs. William NJ
Norris will take notice that Irwin Wood, plain
t;e did. on the Ath day of August, 1ot6, file his
position in the District Court, in and for Ford
County. State Of Kansas, against them as defend
ants setting forth that said William VI. Morris
gave a mortgage 10 the said plaintiff. on the fol-
iOang described lands, situated In the County Of
Ford and State of kanrss. viz: The west half Of
the northeast quarter, and the east half Of the
northwest quarter Of section thirty-f0ur iS4) in
township twenty eight t!Sl Of range twenty three
,s') To secure the payment Of the sum OF S50000
according to Certain notes referred to In eaid
mortgage, and PRAYING Judgment against said Wiz
liam NJ. Morris for the sum Of $3.50. now
claimed to be due and unpaid, with interest ct Il
per cent per Ghnum. from Oct. ], 1881, ssh, 80
and on $3.50 from April !. 1883, that said prem
isc- may be sold tO pay the same.
Now -ad defendants arr hereby notified that
they mast appear and answer sad petition on or
before The 25th day of February. 1889 or said pc
ttson VIII uc taken true sigsir-t them and each
Of them: ami ju,ig,n-n for raid amount, and .
decree barring them Of any right title or
interest in and Ia said lands, after the sale thereof
will be rendered. again-t them, and ordering said
landr Ia he sold ~ satisfy any sum found to be
dine the plaintiff upon said notes and mortgage.
". JPATTERs0s 4 ". suMNERYIELD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-10
PUBLICATION sUNNONs.

The State Of Kansas, to Edward Heinz and Addie
W. Heinz, greeting:
You are hereby notified that you have been
sued BY The Pioneer Loan and Trust Company, Of
Dodge City, Kansae, in the District Court Of Kan
sas In and for the county Of Ford and that unless
you anewer otherwise plead to the petition dled
in said court by said Pioneer Liam and Truet Com
pauy, on or before the sd day Of February. 1889,
said petition will be taken as tine and Judgment
rendered against you sccordingly, foreclosing q
mortgage executed and delivered BY you to The
1sss, on the following described real property, in
Foed county, Kansas, to-wit: Lot IS Of block g
Shinn's addition to Dodge City. Kaneae. accord
ing to the recorded plat Of the same, and for the
sale Of eaid real property, without apprsisment TO
pay the debt secured BY eaid mortgage, with iu-
terest and costs.
Witness my hand and seal Of said court. which
have afixed at my Office in said county, this 9th
day Of January, 1852 L. E. McGARRY.
fMLAY 4 Mnrox, Clerk Of Dist Court.
I-W Attorneys for Plaintiff.