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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-29
CHEAP WATER, LOW TAXES, BEAUTIFUL
LOTS

Only a few minutes drive from the
centre OF the city, are some of the induce
ments offered intending purchasers of lots
in Central Park.
De WITT B. Lowe & Co.,
General Agents
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of Carpets ever brought to Utah can be
seen at H Dinwoodey's.
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April "A, 1850 \
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS,

Call on Chas. E. Angel, Second South,
opposite Cullen hotel. Acreage speciality.
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When Baby vas sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child she crisd FOR Castoria.
When she became Miss. she chung to Cestoria-
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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For plats and prices call at the Office of
De Witt B. Lowe < Co., 66 W. Second
South street
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For choice bacon, ham, creamery bu tier
vegetables or fish, call at
Washington market,
315 South Main street
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Meeting Of New York Central Employees.
PoueHKEEPsIE, N. Y, April 2S.-Repre-
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Stanley Returns from Sandringham.
LONDON, April 2S.-Stanley returned to
london this morning from Sandringham.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09
The inauguration Ceremonies At
Johnstown.

The Inauguration Ceremonies Az
Johnstown.
The Inauguration ceremoniesat the birth
of the new city of Johnstown were begun at
IIs3o Monday forenoon, in the presence of a
large conoourse Of people, by Rev II. l.
Chapman, D. D.. offering fervent prayer
for the preservation of the new city.
DIR. Geo. W Wagner then read the re-
ports received from a number of prominent
people. expressing their inability to be pres
ent. DR.. Lee, of the State Board of Health
referred at length in his letter to the santa
~ condition Of Johnstown, and predicted
great things for the future, and ehristened
this city the Queen of the Mountains, p"
Msvor McCallin. of Pittsburgh, said be had
to be in attendance at the inauguration OF
new Mayor in his own city, hence he could
not be present
Mayor elect w. Horace Rose. Esq, was
then introduced and delivered his inaugural.
His address was vigorous, and he recon-
nended vigorous action on the part OF
the new officials He referred TO many
abuses which, he declared, should be spec
div corrected and that hereafter progress
i've ideas should dominate oar antiquated
notions. He recommended the assessment
of all property at its actual value, and said
that the assessments in many parts Of the
town now were scandalous, and this state Of
affairs should at once be remedied by put
ting honest men to perform this work. The
speak easies, be declared, would be wiped
out. and the laws enforced aud the shame
less spectacle of drunken men and boys on
the streets on Sunday must and will cease
The address was received with much ap-
plause and the people will no doubt hearth
iy second the efforts for better government
Judge Johnston then administered The
oath of Office, To which Afr. Rose subscrib-
ed Just as the great whistle at the works
blew for y clock. The other city o;hcers
were then sworn in, after which Col. w. d.
Moore. of Pittsburgh, made a speech con
graduating the new officers and referring IL
feeling manner to the last Johnstown au
,lience which he addressed on Decoration
Day, the day previous TO the food.
Mr.. 4. ]. Moxham and Judge Johnston
each made brief speeches and the new city
government is now in full operation. The
forenoon was rainy bat later the skies clear
ed. and the demonstrations in the afternoon
was a success.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09

Mud mud mud and reads almost ini-
psssable-
Sugar boiling season Is in full blast The
crops promises TO be quite large.
B. d. Zimmerman left for Ioxa last Sat
uriay where be will bug car load Of hors-
es
our carpenters. wm. F. Rhoads and John
w. Zimmerman say they have all The wotk
they can dc this summer
One of our most successful farmers is
Miss Nancy Miller She has purchased
1900 bushels oslime with which 10 improve
her farm, and she IS not = : granger either
Oar neiehbor Geo. F. countryman met
with a serious rnishap few days ago. he
and ] o. Hay were assisting Mr.. Humoert
to remove from the Tnberger farm IN Jen-
ner to the Clark farm in Shade township
When nesr the latter place be was accident
ally thrown from q heavily loaded wagon
and had his right leg broken below the
knee. He was taken to his home where Dr.
Gardner-attendeG to his injuries
Joseph J. M;shler. for some time past the
merchant of our town. held an auction on
Saturday last. and sold off his entire stock
Geo. s. Horner purchased quite numee-
of small articles, and some person or per
sons not having the fear Of God before them
seized and carried away the sane, and now
Mr.. Homer offers a reward Of $ for the re-
turn of the goods aud evidence that will
convict the thieves. He is very anxious to
make an example of these chaps and give
warning to Others who might think OF play
ing Jokes on men older than themselves
Michael Maurer young lad Of fourteen
met with serious and possibly fatal scci-
dent last Sunday. He was in the barn OF
Jesse Griffith when horse kicked him on
the back of the head, rendering him unoon-
scie,,s. DR.. Covode was called in 10 dress the
ghastly wound len by the horses hoof. at
first il was feared the worad would prove
fatal but there is nov some hope for his re-
coyerv. He is the only remaining child Of
Jonas Maurer, of Jenner township. Three
children of bis family died of scarlet fever
and two were buried in one coffin His
grown son VIM. H.. enlisted in the army
was captured By the rebels ard starved in
Libby prison. Another son. Edward was
struck by lightning and instantly killed
some years sgo,
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lrlooks LIKE BUSINESS.
The South Penn Road VIII Be Conn
pleted.

PHs1apEIPH1A, April S--The South Pm :
sylvansa Railroad, which was recently pur-
chased by Geo. F. Baer, wiz be organized
on April :. The purchase Of the road BY
Geo. p. Baer, Of Reading, al sherifis sale q
few weeks ago, Is s,ill a topic of conversa-
lion in railroad circles The road vas
purchased by Mr. Baer cor the Vanderbilt
interest 50 that they would have absolute
conirol. which il is believed they now have.
II was supposed that as Mr.. Baer was
manager as well Is counsel for the Reading
he acted in its interest, bat high official OF
The Reading denies that this was the case
II SOLD CHEAP
At the Shefif-s sale very small amount
was paid, and many thought the transaction
only affected the railroad in the counfy IN
which the Sheriff had authority. but It IS
announced that the entire route is included
The reorganization of an old road IS nos
much in itself. but when that road Is partly
graded and number of bridges are built
therei is something in it. IL is said the COM
many when reoreanized viii begin 20 push
the construction Of the l:ne. Whether the
Reading Company had or had not anything
to do with the purchase, it is an established
fact that II has for long time been seeking
for an outlet for the West. At the present
ali south western business ends at Harris
burg and has to be transferred 70 the Z. Il
r. at that point. The Reading is now build
ing new road from Harrisburg to Bow
uansdale and this line lies very close to the
South Penn. Ii would cost very little to
connect them. This, in connection with the
announcement that the Harrisburg and Po-
tonac Railroad would be sold by order ol
the court some time in June, looks Is though
the Reading is to get full control OF the road
THE TRUNK LINE THREATENED.
When this is accomplished it will give the
Western Maryland a through connection
1t will only require small amount Of mon
ey to finish this road, and as the Trunk
Line situation" is threatened by the policy
of the Lehigh Valley, it is more than likely
that light will soon be in order The com.
p,e.ien of the South Penn viii be Of great
financial service 10 the reading
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09
MARRIED.


swALLOP-BUsKlRK. Married at the
residences OF Virgil Black on Sabbath eye,
April 6. Mr. James L. Swallop and Miss
Ellen Buskirk, both Of Confluence, Pa,
KIMMEI.-MUsSER-In the Brethren
church at Downey. Pa, saturday. April 6,
1850, by Rev. John Il. KneppeF. Rev. JO-
seph l.. Kimmel Of Shanksviile. Pa, and
Miss Alice L. Musser Of Sloneycreek, Pa
MENGEs-YOST-on Thursday, March
6. 1890, at IavanSv.lie, by f. Manges, Mr..
Henry W Menges and Rebecca Victoris
Yost, both of Graefs, Somerset county, Pa
LAMBERT-REgTz.-On tuesday. the
25th day Of March, 1890, at the home Of the
bride. by the same, Mr. Franklin Lambert.
of near Buckstown, and Susan Reilz, Of
Reitz P. o. Somerset Co, Pa.
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Easter.

Faster, or Immediately after, IS the time
fixed by the memorable DEGREES OF Fashion
for donning the new spring Ha; or Bonnet.
Wehave just received, fresh from New York,
everything new in shape, shade and style in
the liae Of Hats and Bonnets. The trimmings,
especially the Flowers, that accompany
these are most delicate and true TO nature.
We are now trimming are kinds of spring
head-wear to order at exceedingly low prices.
NJ. VI. TgEnwELL & Co.
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AotttS
MR. and MEs- y. J HoESEE-
rarnnars- LOOK to your Interests

Farmers. Look to Your interests.
Weextend our thanks for your very li5er-
al patronage the past season, aud Ceg leave
20 say that with our extensive works, now
covering over an acre Of ground. We hope to
be able to fill all our wholesale and Tttail
orders promptly.
Having contracted with s. B. Yoder Of
Pugh, Somerset County. and Peter Fink, OF
Somerset. to solicit orderS. we feel assured
they will be able to name prices and terms
that will be satisfactory to all.
As reference in regard to our works and
facilities for manufacturing iirst-ciass fer
;ilizer, We take the liberty OF naming Hon.
o. Z. Shaver and 5. L. Yoder, both gentle
men whose veracity viii not be doubted and
who visited our works during the fail OF -.
ON behalf of the Susquehanna Fertilizer
Co. of baltimore City.
Respectfully,
A. j. kosER,
Guernsey, Adams Co, Pa.
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Last Opportunity for Washington
Via Pennsylvania Railroad.


Last Opportunity for Washington
Via Pennsylvania Railroad.
The last Of the popular series of excursions
70 Washington, which have been 80 success
fully run by the Pennsylvania BaiIroad
Company during the winter and spring, is
fixed for Thursday, April 2iih. a date which
is without doubt the most desirable that
could be selected. Washington at that time
is beginning to show all the activity OF
spring, and the beautiful parks in which the
city abounds are verdant with shrubbery
and blooming with early flowers. Congress
is busy, the city is througed with prominent
people. and the actual working Of the Gov
crnment is seen to the best advantage.
Excursion tickets will be sold as hereto
fore at s. 90 from Pittsburgh, and proper
tionate rates from other stations, with the
privilege of a stopping in Baltimore in either
direction. These tickets will be good going
on any regular train Of that date except
Limited Express, and to return within ten
days. In addition a special train Of Pull
man Parlor Cars and Day Coaches viii leave
Pittsburgh at SEQ 4. N. and ran through to
Washington.
Pleasant side trips may be made from
Washington to Old Point Comfort Nor
folk, Richmond, Petersburg and Mt. Yer.
non at reduced rates.
The specific excursion rate from Johns
town. Pa. is s. 55 and train connecting with
the Special will leave at 1913 N.
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A crv Of FIRE caused great excitement on
our streets about haifpast eighs O'Clock
Monday night, and everybody rushed as fast
A. their legs would carry them 70 the east
end Of town. from whence the cry pro-
ceeied. Il seems that Mrs. Washington
wecahan. who had gone out to spend the
evening with a neighbor living few doors
.boxe len no one at home and q lamp with
,he light turned very low burning IN the
family sitting room. The lamp began 10
smoke and flicker. as lamps sometimes VIII
when leii alone. attracting the attention OF
Mr.. Sol Shoemaker's family, who live next
door. An alarm Of fire was hnrriedly given
aaa Mrs. John Snyder. who lives elo-e by
rushed bravely in. and picking up the lamp
from which the burning oil was now pour
ing threw Il from a window to the garden
below. Ms snyder bad her hand quits
badly burned by the escaping OIL NO dam
age at all was done TO the property
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ALone Keystone wnIte cap.

CaANEEksBuRG, Pa. April John W.
Goshen. an eccentric and well known citizen
OF Concord. this county, was placed in jail
10 day, charged with threatening the lives
and properly OF the citizens Of that village.
Goshen. few days ago, warned three eisi-
zens to leave town that evening. He threw
into the street some continuance that exPlc-
ded with terrible report The next morn
ing he issued bulletin, saying that the
hoases Of the three citizens must come down
An effort was made to arrest him, but Gosh
en- armed himself with a heavily loaded
nusket and paced up and down in front oil
his store fox seversl days and nights. Yes
teTday morning be was captured by strategy
He will probably be placed in an asylum.
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Last Excursion to Washington.

The last of the series of monthly exeur-
sions via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
to the National Capital is announced for
Thursday, April 18th, and those who have
not done 50. should take advantage of the
low rates offered te visit Washington during
the present session of Congress.
The rates are extremely low, and the time
limit long enough to allow exearsionists the
opportunity of visiting the various places Of
interest within easy reach OF the Capital
Baltimore, Annapolis, Richmond, Old Point
and Mount Vernon. We give below list
of stations, showing rates of fare and time of
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09
Potatoes for Seed.

We have bought car load Of potatoes
especially for seed to arrive about the 18th
of April. The varities are Burbank. Snow
fake, Beauty OF Hebron and Early Ohio.
And the crop having failed last year. now IS
a good time to change varieties. Call at our
store or mail Us your orders, which shall
have prompt attention.
Respectfully.
CooK & HEERrrs.
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Read and Learn .

Having purchased the grocery store of Mr..
Josiah Keller. we are now prepared to fur
nish fresh staple and fancy Groceries, Can
dies, Cigars and Tobacco, at lowest cash pri-
ces. All kids Of country produce taken in
exchange for goods. Call and see us. Sole
Agents for PilIsbury Flour.
Yours Respectfully,
KANTxER & PLATT,
No. >, Baer Block, Somerset, Pa
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Michigan Furniture Co.

Furniture, Furniture. Furniture We
have complete line OF bedroom aud p&Flor
sets. Wardrobes. sideboards, chairs, tables,
and in tact any piece Of furniture necessary
TO complete a neat household Our terms
being cash you are the gamer Dom. mis-
take the place and number.
MICHIGAN FUsNTCEE Co.,
~ SmithGeld Street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Facts About Deafness.

Most deafness is caused by Colds, Chronic
Catarrh. Scarlet Fever and Measles.
Chronic Catarrh affects the middle ear and
gradually increases the deafness Colds,
Scarlet Fever and Measles are the ehiei
causes OF /" Running Ear, =" by nlcersting a
hole through the drum head. the dis
charge coming from the '' middle ear Long
continuance Of the discharge causes proud
flesh and polypus." Early correct treat
ment will prevent the Chronic trouble The
Chronic diseases Of the ear can all be cured Il
treated properly and thoroughly. The hear
ing will be improved or restored according
10 the actual destruction Of the membranes.
DIR. sadler, s04 Penn Avenue, Pittsburg,
guarantees the most skillful and successful
treatment Of all such cases Will send ref.
erenees If desired. Delay causes more than
half the deafness existing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09

WHEREAS Commander William shaw, $.
V. C.. of this Post. and an ex-soldier Of tie
Mexican War. znd later member Of Co. C.,
62nd Ohio Infantry, in the late war, was re-
moved by death, on 24th day Of March 1890,
in his 6 year.
Therefore Resolret, That our sympathy be
extended to the bereaved family Of our de-
ceased comrade Shaw, who was kind hus-
band, indulgent father and kind neigh
Dor.
Resolred, That a copy Of this humble tri-
butte of respect be presented to the family OF
our decreased comrade, thai lhey be recorded
in the minutes ofthis Post, and be published
in the county papers.
J. B. JEsS-SGs,
A. A. MILLER,
NJ. ANDgEWs
Committee.
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Farmers of Somerset county. for the past
nineteen years l have been dealing with
you in Mowers, Reapers and Binders This
year, 1890, offer you the line of Mccormick
machines, and ask you to call at my store
and examine them, whether you want to
buy or not To you who have purchased
other makes OF machines in the past wish
to say you can feel assured thar will en-
eavor to keep "a g,SI an Assortment o :
repairs as possible for them.
Respectfully,
JAS. B. HoLpgRBAUx.
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NouhtEy Hodus aI'1' O'"'''s1'
You couldn't bribe man now who has
TO use the couairy roads not to talk about
their condition. It's almost the only relief
they have and it's 10 small consolation
We say nothing of the profanity connected
with such discussions. but if a man must
use harsh words We don't know better sub.
ject into which he could throw t.
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1t viii pay you to call and examine our
stock OF furniture when in the city. We
have complete line of chamber and parlor
suiis, which we are selling out at compare
lively low prices. our terms being cash,
you are the gamer.
MIcHIGAN FURNITURE Co.
437 Smithfeld Street,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
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Potatoes for Family Use.

We are headquarters for potatoes and will
use our best efforts to have them in stock for
home trade as well as for local shipments,
North. South. Est and West Careful at
tention given 70 orders by mail, which viii
be filed promptly as possible.
K .spsc fi.ly,
Cook & BEERrrs.
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The following named letters remaining in
the Postofice at Somerset, will be sent tc the
Dead Letter Office If not called for in ten
.isys from this date. April 9, ls9e-
Buel, Z. A; Chianizio. Giovana Custer,
August Cogdell. Henry; cutman. David
Ganfner, Katie; Hoss, Alice Kran-
shaw. F. p; Lininger, Allie: Linder. Ru-
dolph Miller. J. Imbrie Pyle, Mrs sa-
die : stahI. G. F: shstfsr. John W; Sci
bert. W. o Wangle, VIM
JOSIAH KELLER, P. NJ
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For single and double driving harness
] II. Holderbaum downs them all
Husband Items.

Husband Items
H.C Beam spent last week in Connelis-
Vile
Mr.. Web Adams, has returned from
visit in the west.
Rev. Beal, conducted easter services in the
church at this place
Samuel S. Miller, sold the best draught horse
raised in this neighborhood one day last
week. He never raises any but the best OF
stock.
Eli Knupp, is saving lumber on the Beam
farm. There appears to be great demand
for white oak timber and fair prices are real
lied.
Our young and successful school teacher,
J. q. Em=rt, has taken an agency for good
selling book.
OCCASIONAL.
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MERCANTILE APPRllsEMEAT
DEALERS IN MERCHANDISE,
IN
Somerset County, Pa.

TAKE NOTICE. That in Pursuance
"A Of the several Acss Of assembly n the Con-
moaweaith. ~ provide reyeBue 10 meet me 9e-
raas,d uvorl fhe Treasury. ard for other puyposss
the undersigned AppraiseF nf Mercantile 1axes
fos saiG County. has prepared list af the trades
In said County and hss slsce=f each IA thai Class
which 10 him appear rtght sowis
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nepar,menl q renn.a. Q. 4. R.

Department ei Tenn q, y. a. hs
No. s6I-
wakxEas, ComEaander John Enos. .of this
Post. and late a member Of Co. II. lst Fenna
Battalion having teen on Fee IL. 1880. re-
move BY death. 10 his iotls year
Therefore Rsoissi. That as commander Of
this Post. We hereby express our beart felt
sympathy to the beFeaved family, OF our de-
ceased comrade. BY recording this humble
tribute Of respect, TO the memory Of one
who was f4ithfuI comrade, kind husband
and father and respected citizen.
Resoirei, That these be recorded in min
utes Of this Post, a copy presented to fani-
ly Of decreased, and be published in the
county papers.
LEE FoRQUER.
Moan ScorT,
II. II. RUSH,
Committee,
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The shopplng Mart of pittsburgh

The Shopping Mart of Pittsburgh.
Attention IS called to the card of Campbell
& Dick in our paper to-day. This firm are
proprietors Of The Peoples Store, the largest
aud most complete establishment in Pits
burgh. As the name indicates, they are Of
tue people aud for the people They speak
of Carpets. Lace Curtains, etc, in this special
announcement, but for a general line of
shopping necessities no other store in this
section offers wider scope or greater induce
nents, both as to the immensely and variety
ofdepariments. whilst their prices are known
far and wide to be the lowest in the land.
They maintain large and well conducted
mail department, and goods ordered by sam
pie will be found entirely satisfactory.
General Dry Goods, Dress Goois, Silk,
Suits and Wraps, Trimmings, Notions, Tn
derwear. Gents Furnishings House Lin
ems, Millinery, Boys Clothing, and many
other departments are incorporated Don I
fail 80 visit them or communicate by mail.
Goods warranted 10 be AS represented or nc
sale.
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On January Ilth the Pittsburgh Times Of
fered three prizes for,
/. The mos, popular school teacher in
Pittsburgh A first-class ticket from Pitts
burgh to any point in Europe and return
.. The most popular school teacher in
western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio
outside of Pittsburgh and Allegheny '-one
compleie set of AppIeton's American En-
cyclopedia.
>. The most popular school teacher in
Allegheny One fine gold watch.
Every issue of the Times since the llth
contained coupon on which the mama and
address Of the teacher voted for was to be
written before returning it to the .education-
al editor of that journal. The contest closed
last Thursday, after more than 10000 votes
had been cast, and the following young
ladies were the fortunate winners in the
order named Miss Carrie Paisley. Of Pitts
burvh Miss Josephine Weleh, Of West
Elizabeth. and Miss Sadie McElroy, Of Ale
| gheny.
With the Iil,eraliiy that distinguishes the
Times, Miss Paisley was given 500 in gold
for pin money. and Miss welch was permit
ted TO exchange her prize for round trip
ticke, 10 Europe.
The school children of Somerset were
greatly interested in the contest, as the follow
/ ing number of votes cast for local teacher'
goes 10 show. H. F. Barron received 294
W. II. Cover $50. Mrs. Mary J. Connelley
40s. Mss Mary l.. Endsley ll3, Miss Con-
Knepper 65s, Miss Kate Snyder 10.