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Evening journal., 1892-02-10

stable when Manlove said he could not
do IT..
MANLOvE WORE A NECKTIE AND COLLAR.
John J. Ryan, Chester butcher, testi
fed as follows II recognize the prisoner.
he came to me early in the morning aud
of red me the horse for
$50. felt suspicious. I offered
him $40. He accepted. gave
him S. In cash and $35 due bill payable
in two or three days He said thai the
horse was bis. That he bought it. a colt
for sos and his brother near Delaware
City raised 10 for him. He needed
money and would sell It at
loss. he gave the name
of Aaron Robinson. am positive that
the prisoner in the dock is the man from
whom ! bought the horse. l took the
horse aud notified the chief Of police, F"
Watson--"H How do you know that this
is the man2'
by his features,
"W hat did he weary
"a piccadilly collar and light neck
tie.'
Waison-''Is that ALP
(Laughier)
Katie Ryan, his book keeper, an EN-
ploye. corroborated him and identified
the prisoner Then the state rested.
PROVING AN ALIBI.
Mr.. Watson said that he would prove
ga abb for the prisoner, and also that he
had good character.
Isaac West. a colored man hailing from
Dover. took the stand He Faid
George stopped at my house from
Tuesday until Saturday Of that week He
ate his meals there every day.
ne was waiting on Mr.
Watson's cook. Laura | told him people
didn't want him around their kitchens
after 10 o'clock at night.
Watson" How did you know he was
arrested2 "How did ! know it2 ! read IL
~ The paper take the EVENING jour
NAL regular"
lie was corroborated by Mary West. his
wife, and Manlove's sister AS she left
the stand she said
We alluz has three m ais at our
house; OATS al hab to say"
the evidence Of these two honest
simple hearted Kent county negroe
created much amusement.
John Taylor, James Laffsrty, George
Smith and John Barry, well.known farm
ers OF Kent county testified, TO the
prisoners good character
The defence then called the owner OF
the horse to the stand to prove character,
but was not allowed to do So
Mr. Davis addressed the jury In his
opening, for about FIVE minutes. he
claimed that the crime was proven, and
the prisoner was identified by three wit
nesses, aud he asked for verdict Of
guilty.
MI. Watson seid that a clear cut alibi
had been proven the prisoners
character had been established, and
that he Chester mans testimony should
be ruled out because he must have known
thar the property was stolen.
Pending the completion OF the
argument, court took q recess until .. 90
o'clock this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10
wrlmISeroN's YOUNG vooALIsrs,
Full Program OF the Fullmer Male
chorus Concert Tomorrow Evening.

Full Program of the FuIlmer Male
Chorus Concert Tomorrow Evening.
The frst concert OF the Ferd Fullmer
Male Chorus will be given Ia the Grand
Opera House to morrow night, The in
locations are that the house will be
crowded.
The contract Of decorating the stage
with flowers has been given TO A. ).
Rollo a Son. TIE stage will have two
settings. The FIRST will be a palace ssnd
art scene The second will be woodland
scene
A rehearsal Of the entire chorus was
held last night and was well attended.
stage rehearsal will be held on Thurs
day afternoon, at o'clock The
director, Mr.. Clymer, has worked hard
aud deserves much credit Will NJ. s.
Brown is the accompsnist aud will play
for Miss Clendeunings solos and the
duets. He will also play for Stuebgen's
solo. Miss Clsndenning Is said TO have a
pleasing voice She has never appeared
In this city before but she comes
well recommended Professor Frank
stuebgen. the violin sololst, has been a
performer on that instrument about
eighteen years and has been connected
with several Of the leading concert com
panies de Is NOW leader Of the Opera
House orchestra.
The following is the full program
Overture. Ivy Selections From said PashR"
"0h. Hail Us We Freer.... Emerson
Contraito 900 IA Winter LULLABY"
Miss Katherine Clendenning.
Octette, 1.-THE Farmers Life for Me-" White
J. "A. Ward r. Young, NJ. j. Conway, +.
n. Melchoir, Jr, K w. Gallagher, A. }.
Butler, John Butler, VIM. Gist.
Chorus, 1.-The Letter M..................H attOn
{ net, - ring and Love, M..,........,...S ieber
Miss CendennlnR, q. Howard McCartrr
Chores, 1.-THE Long Day Closes -. sullivan
Qnintette, ''Oft in The Silly Nieht,m w. J.
Fisher, ugene Start A. II. Hyatt, Jr., J
4. Clymer, Frank Mason.
Chorus.
a ''Foresters, Sound the cnserful Horn"
d FESTIVAL March. ".......... Kern
Violin solo. "Fantasie Caprice
Profe' sor Frank S.eubgen
soioists. 4. z Ward. N. j. ConwaJ, \. w.
G llaUher
Contralto Solo, fla Cieca's Song" iron La
GiacondA .......... ..... .......... POnchielii
Miss Katharine Ciendenning.
Chorus, "kon ans Arise battle hyn from
orera 'hien1l, ......... ..-. ..... wagner
orchestra and Chorus
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

BOGGs.- On the inst Willie L.. son Of
WI liam and Annie Boggs' aged years and 5
months
BAKEY In this city, o the 9Th instant,
Katie -. Bakey, aged y years.
CHIPPY On the thinstant. Anna Mariale
Chippy, wife OF Peter Chippy, et her home.
No. IA West Twelfth street,
DARLINGTON On February s. Samuel
Darlington.
GAMBLE In Newport. on he ath instant,
Mary h. Gamble. sister OF DR.. Finn.
MCELROY On the 9th instant, William c..
son Of Howard and Helena McElro aged 10
mon hs aud DAYS.
Meg AsBIAGLE. On the 9Th instan {
Patrick Meg rriagle.
MILLER r On. Feb uary Q. William w.
Nil er. In his 80 Il yesr
PEOPLES. -On February Q, 1892. at his late
residence, Squirrel run, John Peoples, aged
years.
POOLE On the 9TH instant, c. Norman
Poole, AGED months.
SCRAFTON On the Ith instant, Wilson
Scranton. in h 8 70 ear
SWEETON.-On FebrCarY 8. 1892, Tresslsr
Swoeton, aged As years.
STARR. on February 1872. Ruth starr.
aged rs years.
WhAVER-At Clayton, rsl on the 9Th
ms ant Eliza Weaver. AGED ~ yeHrs.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10
". olsrelnna.. Porul.rltr IN Atl.nt..

Il is a significant fact that in Atlanta,
Ga, where industrious efforts have been
made to create an anti-Clevsland sentl-
ment and fictitious enthusiasm for Hill,
tn most active elements Of the commun-
Ivy are pronounced in the ex Presidents
favor. at a meeting In Atlanta last
night a Cleveland club was organized a.
the result, according to the Atlanta Jour.
nal. Of spontaneous movement Of the
people, and not q scheme worked up BY
political clacquers The Journal adds
The ardent and long continued efforts to
work up q popular enthusiasm here for
Davis 3. Hill as presidenial oRndidat =
have ( allen hs'. Onr people are for ClevS-
land. AMI they mean TO make their
preference felt In the m ,st effective way
possible. The organization Of a Cleveland
club 20 the capital OF Georgia will be fol-
lowed by similar organizations through
out the state Every indication shows
that the people Of Georgia favor the nom
ination Of Grover Cleveland. The pres
Of the stale is almost unanimors for him.
Ia every community the overwhelming
popular sentiment Il the same Wfy -
Baltimore Sun.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

Hon T. F. Bayari, Willlri
Salisbury, Jr, Clerk Of the Peace
Biggs, Victor b. Wolley and
Branch NJ Giles met at Mr.. Salisbury g
Office in the Lore Building yesterday. The
meeting Was held to talk over the course
OF the Democratic party in case the Re
publican Levy Court attempts to dis
franchise enough democrats to give the
Republicans control Of the county.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

The Associated Charities held its
The Penny Provident Fund was talked
about b. Revs. H. Aston Henry, w d.
Cook and q. L. Spsakman who were
preseu, After the meeting the Charity
Visitors held their annual election Of
ofilcera and the following were elected
Mrs Charles w. Trump. pres dent Mrs
&. w. Nieds, vice president; Mrs. n e.
Kent, secretary and treasurer
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

The Liberty Steam Fire Company hiss
received a new hose wagon OF the sans
pattern as the old one. When
the CON pauy purchased the
old wagon was bought for a new
one but after 10 had been used the drivers
found e 70 bs eu old one repaired. They
Immediately notiisd the builders who
promised them a new wagon The
wagon arrived This morning aud presents
a fire appearance
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

On the evening Z February 1s w. X,
Crosby viii deliver free lecture bo-
fore the Y. M. O. A. members
on the subject, THE American Young
Mar. HIS Privileges AID Opportunities 2
A feature Of the evening will be the
music
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

The Edge Moor Bridge Company has
made i,s first shipment OF the iron work
to be used 90 the construction of the
Building Of Ar and Manufacturers OF
the Worlds Columbian Exposition
Three carloads Of rafters were shipped
YESTERDAY
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

The young women Of the First Metho.
dist Protestant Church are making active
arrangements far their supper.
which viii be held In the lee.
ture room at the church. Seventh
street, nesr Walnut, this evening. The
suppec Will be for the benefit Of the
Board Of Trustees Of the church
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

Constable Charles T Bowers and Miss
Mary Archer were united in the bonds Of
wedloek by Rev W. o Robinson at his
home. No lii0 Christian street, Phila-
delphia Yesterday afternoon. Tho cere
mony was g quies ore, there being neither
bridesmaid nor groomsman, Tne newly
married couple will rel ide in this ~
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

While Thomas Slack was hitchlng his
team In frnnt OF tina Gibson douse this
afternoon the horses became frightened
at passing electric car aud dashed up
Shipley stree az a rapid rate The wagon
was broken up badly. but the animals
were captured at Eighth street without
any further Image
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

He-"You can always ell when woman
has told all she knows about a piece
of nsighborhood gossip" She" HowT'
He She concludes With, / should be
glad TO tell Won all about it, but my lips
are sealed = New York Herald.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

TANKs-''Not every one who has Jim
jams sees snakes Old Soak doesn't. Z"
Banks-s'W is bis halluenRtionf"
Tanks" Thinks Dr. Kte'ey is after him
with bypodermic Of bichloride OF gold {"
New York Herald
Evening journal., 1892-02-10
The demand for
BLACK Cbev,o+

STILL The demand for
RIGcV Black Chevlot
DOA Double breasted
CHEYIOTS Sack Suits still
keeps up and we
can fit you now in either
the heavy or medium
weight goods, as we
are making both up.
We have made no change
in prices-Io per cent. off
the heavy weights, the
same as they were all fall,
as we could not charge
more, although they are
just going in stock. The
medium.weights are being
made up for Spring trade,
but we had SO many calls
for them that we have put
them In stock and will
gladly sell from them.
We also have single.
breasted coats in the same
goods for those who do
not care for the double.
The sizes of the So GO
Double-hreasted Suit are
going and if you want one
of them come early.
]. T. Mullin g Son,
Tailors 9Th & Market
Olothiers, Wilmington
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

is what Mrs. Paisley, Of NewburRh, N Y
always says TO Hood's SarsaDarilla l.
eczema and she has reason 70 be grateful
II you are Bilious take HOOPS PILLS.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

INaEUE 80" What is a cold deck, Veg
neff" Wagner "A cold deck, my limo
cent. Is one the gamester keeps IN p &c
box till you're fit to be frozen ous.
See"-Puck.
MRS BELLOWS to daughter Coral -" 70
tie yourself TO Jake Simpson would be a
disgrace Eyes. tieing myself TO Jake
would be naughty but nice. New York
Herald.
TOM-"You say you expect 20 win Miss
Fortune, but haven begun TO make love
20 her YETI Jsck-Yes; keep your
mind Easy; lm running dark horse -
New York Heralf.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

BANKS Ibid You sea the elephant
while you were in New York;" Tanks
1.-THE night before l lett | did--thous-
ands, millions, billions Of EN-, all colors
and sizes. New York Herald.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10
NevAmerloan Citiven.

Ernest O. Pappermann a German was
nAturallzsd at the United States Court
this merning. The German seemed de-
lighted at becoming citizen OF the
United States.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

To night there win be a grand pre-
sentniiou OF musical instruments at the
meeting o. Wilmington Lodge No u,
Adhesive Ofder OF Mogullions.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

Register Of Wills Cooch has granted
letters testamentary. C. t. a., upon the
esta' OF Daniel B. Anderson. late Of this
hundred, to Alonzo 6. B. Anderson,
Evening journal., 1892-02-10
EnxIsINo ms AssEssnnNrs.
waite Clay Crock Lis,a Completed "A
Reso atien for the suppression Of OF
nsKlOaH Reports.

waite Clay Crock Lis,s oempletsd-A
Rsso atisn for the suppression of Oh
neKlouH Reports.
In the Levy Court yesterday after ooa
Mr.. Hickman arose and said that be
wanted to explain that bis object in msk-
ing motion At the morning session to
place the assessments ia the hat d Of the
clerk was simply TO insure their safe
keeping BE dad not know that the
court had already ordered that they be
placed in the custody Of President Buck
ineham. lie did not intead TO be dis
courteous to the chair
Ia reply Oh irman Buckingham said
that the chair did not feel any resent
ment towards the member from Whining
ton hundred aud be was fully excused
On motion 81 Mr. Clark the Red Lion
hundred asses Tor was excused from fur
theI attendance until nex1 Friday
The rest Of the day was spent In max
ing transfers. About fifty will Be made
in the Third aud Fourth districts, while
only six transfers will be made in the
First.
The court then took recess until 10
o'clock this morning.
The Levy Court met this morning a.
10 O'Clock The revision Of the assesa-
ment OF white Clay Creek huud Cd
W 8 completed and assessor R. } Morrison
was discharged from further attendance
The revision showed 3l7 names and en-
tries and 1893 dogs-3S1 males sHd II
females Tho rest Of the morning was
spent in making property transfers On
the WilmlnR ton assessment.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10
AK OBNOXIOUS REpORTEn

The Every Evening man Is evi
IDENTIFY making himself obnoxious
to the Levy Court Commissioners One
of them from the lower part Of the
county ssid this morning:
~ tho Every Evening man is not very
careful he will be ordered out OF the
court room | cams very near offer
ing a resolution this morning com
polling him TO remain In his
seat at the reporters ia de The general
complaint Is that he runs around the
room, sticking bis nose into every body a
affairs. no matter whether they be
pnbllc or nrlYatan
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

JAKE-'T hardly knew myself yestar p
day." Cora And some super oficious
individual introduced yon2 How unfor-
tunate ~ New York Herald.
Evening journal., 1892-02-10
HEPTAsoPHs IN sessi oN.
rneY noid rhoir Aanu.l Communication

They Hold Their ARnual Communication
To-day-uood standing OF tho Order.
The Grand Conclave OF Delaware, SUI
preme Order of Heptasophs or Seven
Wise Men held lie annual com
munication IN Eden Hall this
morning, Grand Archon. z D Richardson
presiding. The reports Of the grand
scribe aud grand archon were rread and
referred TO the proper committees
Grand Scribe Roberts reported the
following ate OF tha order
Evening journal., 1892-02-10

Clothing cleaned, dyed aud repaired by
skilled workmen at 81 Market street.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31
Yhs ch,idreS's Christmas Tree.

The children's exercise. at the court
house last Saturday MAS well attended,
and the entertainment vas voted one OF
the most pleasing thar has ever taken
place in our city. Ths children were
we'll drilled, and speaks volumes for our
efficient teacher, Ms Ogden. Mrs. Yer
Mehr's kindergarten class OF little tots
was one OF the features of The evening
and the piano rcciials by the older schol.
ars were welt rendered and showed a
great deal Of careful training and con
siderable latent talent by. the perform.
ere. The hall vas beautifully decorated
and the Christ % - tree. pr sisstm, was
ablaze with light and decorated with
many beautiful and costly presents too
numerous ~ mention.
Mrr. Ogden and Mrs Yer Mehr de-
serve sperial mention Ior their Efforts in
making snrh success OF the affair and
in their untirIng service in managing and
arranging so pleasing program. Every
child in town received present and sli
went away Ioadrd down with candy and
sweetmeats, tired and happy, TO dream
of the good old Santa Claus Who had re-
membered them 50 bountifulIy. The
townspeople contributed iiberaily TO the
tree and to them large portion Of the
credit IL due to the succsss Of the enter
tainment.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31
Ths LADIES' oa3aar.

The ladies bazaar, al tSe NJ. 4. Church
last night, Was decided saccess, socially
and financially and WAS veil attended, by
our townspeople. The periorDance by
the Kln2,nan dramatic club. at the open.
iny Of the bazaar, was q very creditsbie
affair and Was well received by the audi
ence. The differrDt booths presided
over hy the ladies, we're beautifully dec
corated and we're tbronged with custou,-
ers from the time oi the opening until
the bazaar clos-d. The receipts Vi the
evening were about fil5.0J, witch al
most entirely Iiquida,es the debt on the
parsonage, 80 much so At least that tn.
rent of the building will soon clear u oi
debt. We regret that our limited space
forbids Us giving = more elaborate scs
count Of the affair, but we will say this,
that the ladies' have scored another bril-.
liant success TO their already long list OF
pleasing entertainments; and the liberal
hearted citizens of kinxman are hereby
thanked by the Ladies Aid Society for
their support and patronage.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31

II is amusing to see the Indians re-
ceiving letters from relatives away at
school. The letter il delivered to them
by the postmsster and then the recipient
must hunt up someone to read it for him
Exclamations Of surprise and delight es-
cape him as he becomes cognizant Of the
contents, and he forth with proceeds TO
hunt up a lot Of friends and allow them
to share the wonderful news. A pow
vow Immediately takes place and the
letter discussed in all i,s bearings. This
ID repeated every time a Wallapai re-
ceiyes communication from one Of his
relatives and they seem to be unable to
get used TO the idea Of one Of their num-
Der being able to write letter. Some Of
the letters received are curiosities while
others are extremely legible and well
written.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31

Hon. w. G. Barnes. Of Apache county,
one Of the Worlds Fair Commissioners,
pissed through here Tuesday on his way
home, and had . talk with Commissioner
Blakely on the vast importance OF Mo-
have county making creditable exhibit
OF mineral at the Columbian Exposition
in 1898. and earnestly asked the Com
missioner TO arouse the people to the ne
cessity of securing an exhibit cJmmen-
surate with Mohave county's untold
mineral wealth. The time is short and
what Is to bs done must oe attended TO
Immediately.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31

We understand that the railroad com
pany are going TO extend their long
switch 900 feet further east Of town, and
put in new switch the entire length OF
the yard, and workmen will be put on at
once. The company find this extra
track necessary owing to the immense
amount Of freight being handled by them
at this place.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31

The horse race on the Sandy came of
Christmas day aud Vim. Msges's stsllion
Won the race easily The purse Was for
s4O0 and a good deal Of money changed
b ,nds on the result. II is said that the
Sandy Indians los sll the money they
had and even gsmbled of their riatas
and saddles on the Signal horse. The
Mexican population Of signsI were also
heavy losers.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31

Christmas evening Sheriff Lake invited
q host of friends to a possum and sweet
tater supper at Yung Hing Wo's restsu-
rant, and they galIantly responded to
the call. Sheriff Lake had ordered the
possums from the Sunny South and on
their arrival turned them over to an old
colorei man and told him to prepare
them for the banquet as only darkey
can. That they were co"ked Just to =
"turn" was evinced by the manner in
which they were devoured by the gnrsts
and their profuse and hearty toas's ex-
tended their genial host, Wishing him
many a Merry Christmas and possum
supper.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31

The Ladies Aid Society, Of Kingnan,
are very grateful TO Mrs. Fannie Yer
Mehr and her friends Of San Francisco,
for their liberal donations and contribu-
tions OF articles to the bazaar held here
last evenns; Also TO the Christian
workers Of the Unitarian church Of San
Francisco, who sent box Of their own
work to assist in the cause in which the
ladies Of Kingman are engaged.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31

There 10 q strong probability that Thos.
w. Gallpber will he appointed IA deputy
sheriff for White Hills precinct by the
incoming sheriff. No better selection
could he made, a. Mr.. Galigher is n
cool-headed, capable man and he has
proven himself good officer during the
time he has been serving as deputy sher.
iff OF White Hills. He should receive the
appointment by all means.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31

+. +. Ellenwood, Of The law firm OF
Norris 4 Ellenwood, Flagstaff, vas in
Kingman Thursday on official business.
Mr.. Ellenwo ood is q rising Young lawyer
o. Coconino county and 10 always vel
come In Kngman.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31

George Campbell. n miner Of White
Hills, was taken down with pneumonia
about SIX DAYS ago and died Monday.
Deceased was shout thirty seven years
Of age and had only been in the camp =
short time. MaRager Kirby officiated at
the burial and large concourse Of peo-
pie followed the remains TO the grave
ward
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31
The engagement OF Miss Eleanor b,

The engagement Of Miss Eleanor Ba.
ker to o. d. NJ. Gsddis II just made pub
lie. Miss Baker is An estimable young
lady OF Prescott, now teaching school At
Cerbat, while MIR. GAddis Is the we'll
known book keeper At Beecher & Co.'S
store in this city. The hearty con sratu.
lations Of their many friends are now in
order,
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31

The little Hunter hoy, who ms been
noticed on our streets, pitt t'ly drawn
out Of shape by curvature Of the spine,
has been under DR.. Deans care this
week. The doctor put the little fellow
in a plaster Of Paris cast from the hips
up to under the arms and th. child In
considerably relieved from pain and is
doing nicely.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31

George Ney, OF Needles stopped off here
Monday night or his way home from the
reported placer gold find in the San Juan
country. He reports that there is some
ine gold TO be found, but that the pros.
poets are not very fa'tering, especially At
this time of the year. owing TO the sx-
treine cold Of that region
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31

The county road between here and the
Coyote hill is in very bad condition.
II IL full OF rocks, ruts. etc, and il ex.
ceedingiy hard on wagons coming this
way loaded. II should he repaired at
once as the teamsters say it is the worst
piece Of road between here and White
Hills.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31
Hotel Arrvab.

The following is list oi the guest
registered al the Hubos House this week
Daniel smith, city.
Thos. Baker, city.
J. s. Best, Denver.
q. ID. Barnett, Delaware, Ohio.
l.. J. Lasssll, city.
Wm. Engie, Stockton Hii, e.:
Harvey Hubbs, Tulare county, C,l,
l.. o. Cowan, city. @r.
NJ. Kelieher, city.
Harry B. Hanna, White Hills,
J. Hiatt, Mineral Park.
II. w. Gallagher, White Hills
w. X. Boldly, White Hills. ..&
G. r. Nelson, Creeda, Coloraa9. .. -.
John Roach, Layne Springs. ",
John w. Gsrritt, Mineral Park.
jeff ID. Shepherd, city.
). W. Thompson, Coara Springs,
Joe Good, Needles.
Mics Hu'chinus, Hsckberrys
MRS. Merrill, White Hills
Philip Hach, city.
c. +. Babcock, PbeGixs .5...
7. J. Murray, Nevada. .% .=r ...
J. r. Miner San Francisco
]. q. 0rozco, city.
J. 4. smith, Eugene Camp 49, .
w. b. Thompson AMI wife, Chicago
T. A. Gorin, WaIlap,i Springs.
W. B. Sales, San Francisco.
J. knight, Silver King, Anz ma.
Frank Fsrraris. Liyne Springs.
J. G. Mackenzie, blackberry.
W. J. Brumby. Teharaspi
N. Connolly. Needles
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-31

The county fathers are IN session
Strengthening up the county affairs pre-.
psratory 10 vacating their Office in isvO'
o! the new Board the first II the year.