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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-18
Summons.

In the District Court OF the First Judi.
cisl Dis'nc, Of the State Of Idaho, In and for
Koo,enai county
Ida c. kshler. plaintiff. against Thomas r. kat-
Ter. defendant -SrNNaNs.
The State of Idaho to Thomas p. Kahler. de-
You are hereby notified th.t there is now on
Gle IN the ONCE Of the clerk of the District Court
of the FirHt Judicial District of said state, in
Raihdrum In the county Of keotensi, the com,
Judgment Is demanded against you for q decree
dissolvins the bonds of matrimoney now exist
rasunss sssa on S1 or sbou, the bs day Of March
ISL. at the county OF Jackson in the state OF Or
egon. disregari,ng your marriage vows, you
wilifally and wholly abandoned and deserted
the plaintiff, and ever since have absen your.
self from her: and that you still continue to
willfully and without cause absent yourself from
the plaintiff and refu.c 10 return and live with
her as husband and wife: and on the further
ground that for more than Two years next pre-
eeding the COMMENCEMENT oil ,his seton you
aud refuse, TO provide plaintiff with the com
mon necc -saries of life, slthogh you have the
care Of Herbert, aged nine years. and Charles,
! aged seven years, minor children of you and
| plaintiff, issue of the said marriage
| And Won are also notified that unless Won al
rear and answer TO said complaint within ten
days after the service hereof, If served within
kootenai county, aud within twenty DAYS II
served out of said county but within said judi
cial DISTRICT and within forty days If served out
Of said district exclusive of the day OF tervtce
the plstutin VIII apply to the Court Tor tne ne
/ lief demanded in said complaint to wit: For
/ dissolution Of the bonds Of mairi mony and FOL
/ the care aud custody Of said minor children
and for such other relief As TO the Cour, may
seem met and just.
! Given under my hand ani the seal oi
| the District Court OF the First Judi
cial District of the state of Idaho, in
! and for the county of koo.enai, this
| IsgAL1 Sth day of August, A. D 1879.
| ROBT. :. RkAGAW, CLERK.
By HENRY T. RAY, D,p putty
X. +. MCFARLAND,
/ Attorney for Plaintiff, ssw6
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-18

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-18
Cordvood Wanted.

E We will receive dry wood in payment
Of subscriptions to the Press, from
either old or new subscribers.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14
The New Game Law.

Following is the new game law passed
by oar legislature ilEt winter:
III any person small xii! or :njure or
attempt tn kill or inIuro any wild buck
doe or fawn between the first day OF
January and 'hc first Iay u October, or
shall at any season ~ the year chase or
cause Ia be chased or caught any such
vii! buck, doe or f.wn, with hounds or
any other rspeciscs of dogs, or shall catch,
xiii or injure OF attempt to injlre any
Wild turkey between the first day Of
March and the fifteenth day OF Septem-
ber, or any pinnated grouse, commonly
called prairie c..ick keI, between the first
day of February and tho fifteenth, day
~ August. or any ruiiiid grouse, com
monty called p',easants or partridge, or
ATTY qunil, sometimes called Virginia
partr dge, Between the first day Of
November, or any Chinase pheasant.
commonly called Mpnsolian pheasant, al
any season Of the year, or any woodcock
between The tenth day of January and
the first day Of July, or any turtle d.ve
or meadow lark, or any plover between
the first day Of February and the first
diy 81 August, or any wild song bird OF
in,ectiyproTs bird at an, season Of the
year. or any red or gray squirrel between
the first day Of February ani the first
day of JrEe, or shall at any season or the
year, catch. take or injur-, or attemp: 70
take or injure. hy m.,ns OF nets. traps.
pens OF pats or other devIces of the kind,
any quail, sometimes rniied Virginia
partridge, or aEy Chinese pheasant,
sometimes called Nongolran pheasant,or
shall at iuy time OF the season disturb,
rob or destroy any Wild birds nest, or
take therefrom any eggs or any wild
bird whatever. every such person SO 81
f.nding shall be- deemad guilty OF mis-
demeanor, and upon convict ion shall he
punished ty iina of not les, than tive
dollars no more than one hundred dol
lar"
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14
Nothing drastic in Tuti's Pills.

THEY tell good story at Jefferson at
the expense os Gov. Stone and to the
credit of the re,luubtabie Col. JOHN Il.
Crisp, as fellows: The governor was
urging the passage through the senate
OF bill which had already passed the
house, giving him the power to appoint
county judges TO fill vacancies occasion
ed 10y the arrest and imprisonment, on
the order of Federal court, Of judges
elected 10y the people. The general i'm
presslon Was that this was round
about way Of Reputation that VIII. lie
the elected judges We're in Jail their ap-
pointed Successors would contrive away
to render the bonds OF the county value
less. Crisp, while on one Of his antipro-
bib .tion demonstrations, met the gov
ernor On the street one day. Bill" said
he, with several biocoughs, you are a
d-n fool" whats the matter, Colonel,
said the governor. WHO has always been
quite friendly to Crisp. "Why," SAID
Crisp, whats the use in your trying to
take this state out of the Union now?
A lot OF us fellows tried that thirty
years ago and although we had fourteen
! or fifteen other states with us. We could
not it. You are trying to make a south
ern confederacy out of Missouri without
| any other state to help her, but yoa
cant do it."
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14
No Dciay--lnii,ii.r;itiOn.

Let congrass put party aside and
serve the country by paying prompt at
tention tn Immigration.
No party lines are or should he Grawn
on This p.essing question, but the best
men of all parties are agreed.
Let the chafT he v'innowed back over
the sea, and let the wheat tie taken in.
The ~ lerests Of home labor demand II.
The high character of Americas citizen
ship must not lie stained Icy feeds Of
imported crime and shiftless incom-
peience, but the honest and industrious.
the competent and high soulded, from
all lands must be welcomed.
Let congress awake and DO its duty.
Delay. is guilty breach of trust. Let
every man and woman write their mem
ber. Pour IN a food Of letters from all
parties and all quarters. Time is short,
but long enough if congress works earn
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14
10 Prevent lfrillS.cH.

Governor Stone Saturday last approved
the act of the legislature ip prevent
bribery and corruption at elections. II
limits the expenses. @. candidates ard
requires them TO file sworn statements
o! their campaign expenses.
TIE board OF inspectors of the peniten-
tiary enteren into contract for five years
20 furnish A. l.. Whitney. business
manager OF the Ohio Valley Pearl com
pany, with 80 male and fifty female con-
Wis same TO he used in the mauufac-
ture of pearl buttons.
The price Of labor is GO cents per day
fer mnn and 80 cents for women The
entire business of the company will be
moved TO Jefferson Git. within thirty
days and the number of couvicts will De
increased as soon as the enterprise is we'll
under way.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14
n Shortage in Cattle.

The speculatcrs in the range business
have gone, and :he business Of feeding
caIile in the corn belt has been reduced
toa E!IEimum. SD that undoubtedly those
authorities a!,o say there is shortage
of cattle are correct.
Tnn great family OF meat eaters mus:
be snpp!ie';- for meats 10 then. are nee
"ssity H. is Indicated by the facts that
hogs have sold for eight cents, pork at
twenty dollars q barrel and some Texas
steers have reached the six cent notch
THIS demand for meat is pressing and
cannot 10 controlled by any combina-
ton at the markets. Armour said he
would not let hogs go over five cents, but
any reader Of the dispatches can see that
they have already passed that mark by
.hroe cents, and still the demand in
creases, and the prices go up. Ia this
country during the coming season, a
period of unusual business activity is
predicted and the improved condition
v al ubhf-ptttiig IDS Itlt IN ttie bet.l
business, through the double cause of ii
shortage ~ cattle ana the Increased de
mar Tor meat by the thousands of
visitors To this country during the world s
fair.
Newspapers ara not alone in seeing
this tendency To an Increased price, says
the Miles City Stock Journal" but com
mission m.n ~ Chicago who haye given
the matter ample Thought in the light
of experience. anticipate shortage in
the c;s'tl. supply %! the country, and
state that Il considerable increase. in
ruling prices enr all classes of stock can
b. expected. There i. decidedly tirmer
feeling anIns holders of all classes of
stock than there has been for years, and
the coming Season shnlli SEQ consider
abb. activity in all lines connected with
stock raising.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14
Deafness Cannot Dc Cured

by local applications, az they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way to cure Deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedi.s.
Deafness is caused 10y an inflamed con
dition OF the mucous lining Of the Eus
tachian Tube. When this tube gets in
famed you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing. and when it is en-
tirely closed Deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its nor
mai condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out Of ten are caused
by catarrh. which is nothing but an in
famed condition Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case ef Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot bs cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free
FL. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold Inv druvO,sts 15c
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14

A bill has passed the Missouri house
which makes It a penitcntlary oifense
FOR husband to des"rt his wife within
t,n years after marriage. The bill ought
Ia be amended so as 70 make the punish
l. mt apply TO ANY Iugn wiin deserts his
wife after the first day If marriage. The
great trouble with wife Cesertars has al
ways been that they d.d'It dtcamp soon
enough. Ii is only Wien from one to a
dozen children have resulted from the
Hnion and the wife has become too fee
ble to support the family that the lazy
iout concludes TO play the desert act.
lie is the low down cur that should be
run down with blood hounds If necessary
and made To pound rock for the public
roads in ;he community IN which he has
lef, his family.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14
The High Grade Shire Stallion,
GOVERNOR STONE

THIS fire young stallion, 1.-TWO years
old, will lie allowed To serve limited
Eumber Of mares mt NV barn. 3 miles
northeast Of Oregon. Mo, for tho season
OF 1888.
DESCRIPTION SroNE
is black in color, with both hind feet
white; stands about - hands high, and
will wrigh about 1890 pounds; is oi
good bone. fine style and action, and
good disposition.
TERMS and CONDITIONS.-S10 to
insure !. colt to stand and suck. Ii mare
is traded. parted with, sold or removed
from original locality, money for service
becomes due and payable at once. \
lien on mare and foal will be held for in
surance money. Care will be taken to
prevent accidents, but Will not be re-
spUnsible should any occur.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14

At the rate with which quail and
prairie chickens have been slaughtered
IA Missouri in recent years. there Is
great danger Of thcI5 tot al extirction, to
prevent which the Missouri legisiat ure
has passed a bill a Synopsis of which ap
pears elsewhere in this issue. prohibit
ing for the next FIVE wears the shipment
from :nv county in the state. or the sac
or purchase for shipment, Of any quail
or prairie chickens. It expressly pro
yi,ies that i, shall be unlawful 10, any
express or railroad company 10 receive
frr shIpm mt (" any point outside the
county where killed, any quail or prairie
chickens. The penalty fer a violation .s
fixed at fine III not lass thar 800 or
more than s10. The senate also rassed
the bill making il :, felony 10 kill fish oy
the use OF poison or explosives or to
maintain nets or seinas in any of the
waters Of the state.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14

THH United States Is Just now suffer
ing from "A potato famine, and the high
price 81 this ind speEsabie tuber will no
doubt - STIMULATE prod uc,Ion that next
fail the p-ice all be below the cost OF
growing. The winter has noticed that
this is almost invariably the case, and
a year Of high prices foI potatoes is Us
ually followed by an over supply. Those
who take pans To get the earlier varie-
ties planted at the earliest possible time,
20 as to get then, into the markets be
fore the main crop is tit TO harvest. will
no doubt get good prices. 4 few years
ago the writer planted an acre of early
potatoes, paying for the seed at the rate
of 81 cents a bushels, the seed being
small aid unsuitable in the market for
food purposes. The crop was put in at
the earliest possible moment and given
coed care, and a part Of it was sold, just
as sooa as they were large enough to
use, for 81 a bushel. La the fall when
the general crop began to come in, the
price went down to ~ cents. II the
whole crop from that acre had been dug
and sold early, five times as many
bushels couid have been bought lor the
same money. The moral will be plain
10 the reader.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14

THERE are, says d newspaper writer,
nine classes of men who do a town no
good. First those w:Io SO Uut Of town to
do their trading. Second, those oppos-
ing Improvements. Third, those who
prefer quiet town to enc of push and
business. Fourth. those who Imagine
they own the town. Fifth, those who
think business can be done slyIy without
veriising. Sixth, those who deri,le
public spirited men. Seventh. those op
posing every movement that does not
originate with themselves. Eighth, those
who oppose every epterrri,.. that does
rot appear to benefit them. Ninth. those
who seek 10 injure the credit of indiyid
uals.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14
The Celebrated lacks,
Z0TIJlaIPTER and Tick johnson,

Will make the season ut the same
place.
ZOLLICOFFER is Il dark brown, :,
years old this spring, lG hands high and
weighs lGO pounds
DICK JOHNSON will be allowed To
serve limited number nf mares. lie is
black with white points, 3 wears old, l3' ,
hands high and weighs 500 pounds.
Boil. these jacks have pe,irgrees fully
recorded
TERMS Sl0 10 insure c,,l. tn stand
aud suck by ZplIicoffer, and Sl5 hy Dick
Johnson. conditions being the slme as
for Governor Stone.
l.ElllS(.E SIERH1NS0N
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14
Deserving Praise.

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DIR. King s
New Discovery for Consumption, DIR.
Kings New Life Pills. Buckien's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bttters, and have
never handled remedies 'ha; sell as well
or that have given such universe salts
faction. We do not hesitate to guaran-
tee them every time. and We stand ready
to refund the purchase price, il satisflc-
tory results do not follow their use
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits. For
eale by Clark o. Proud.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14
.AIin,unistratOr's Notice,

Ns'icr Is hereby given. that by virtue Of an
order "f the Proba Court If Holt County Ms
souri,. made on the Isl day OF March, lss3,
the undersigned Administrator has taken
charge Of the estate with will annexed) Of Su-
san Carrnll, deceased. All p-rSoGS having
claims against sad estate are required "a
exhibit jhe;n fo me for allowance within one
year after da:e OF said order or They may br
preclud.d fr'm ans benefit of Such estate and
IL said claims H. not exhibited within two wear.
from the date of this publication. they will be
forever barred.
This 2tn dav ~ March. isaS
AUGUSTUS WEIGfL. Administrator.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14

A Chicago parcr rcry sersibiy re
marks that If missouri would give.
sir"ng iLuications once in Shile Of go
ing Republican,, tie Nh -uuu Culnnels
would not he found cco.ing their heels
in Grover Cieyelani's ante room wiiil.
Massaciuse:'s Democrats walk oil with
. -. .fI:..
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14
PRESBYTERIAN. Churcl, Directory
Time Table.

Be!pw will be found the time Of de
partUre Of the passenger trains over the
X. C.. road and also the Denver through
traips-the burlington route:
GOING NORTH:
No. Leaves Forest City at 24:G p. III.
No. 3 Leaves at 1::S5 g.. III.
No. 5-Nebraska City and Villisca.
leaves az 5:21 p. m.
No. l5-Burlintson Route, leaves at
!O:J1 a. m.
GOING SOCTH:
No. Leaves Forest City at ILL p. m.
No. Leaves at a:t6 IL. III.
No. q st. Joseph Passenger, leaves at
lO:3:' "a. IN.
No. IL burlington Route, leaves a.
~! p. m.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14

orR enterprising merchants and b;si-
n-,ss men are preparing for a large trade
this year and everything points 10 "A sue
q 'ssful aud prosperous sedson. both in
the city and rural districts The blue
birds have quit the southern cli.ae and
now infcst the northern wonI with their
warbling songs, an! all nature por;ends
urost,erity and hInuineS,
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14
Public Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby .ivrr. that hy virtue Of An
order If the Fr"iiafe Court Of Holt County Mis-
souri,, made "n the 10Th day of February, Is.3
ths. Undersigned, Public Administrator within
and for Holt county. Missouri, has t.ke:i
chyrye Gf the cStttr. with viii annexed, Of
Lnu'>a EOl'grryr, deceased. All V..r>Di,> having
claims against said estate are required Ia
exhibit them to me f,,r allowance within one
wear after date of said order. or they may he
prrcluiei from u. benefit If >Iirh estate; and
II said claims be. not exhibited within tive wears
from the tilir o.ihi- pub'ir.'iiur. they will he
forever barred. Th.S :r,. day nf March i9g3
GILES 4. IiUGriI!S,
puh'lc AtiniitS; r..tpr
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14

!r Will bc an iiisi.Iri, = sight 10 Ecr the
big corporation lawyer whom Mr.. Cleye-
land has n.;do hIs attorney general
w-giug "a war II .xtrrhlaIiliiGn upon
the trusts and combines. Ey the way.
wEen ~ TIE var 10 bcsi". II. 4. Jour
nal
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14

JUDGE fHUIIrS, Of the United States
circuit court, in delivering an upinion,
recently took occasion To sevlrly criii-
else the states manifesto issued by
Governor Stone, Of Missouri. Judge
Philips is a Democrat. Now the Mis-
sour goveornor has written another
message expressing surprise and indig
nation that a Den Tocrat should so far
forget the ancient doctrine Of his party
rs TO declare that the nation is bigger
than the state. Ts Democrats 81 the
Stone stripe il seems Incredible that ii
Democrat should learn anything
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14

GEO. KARR Of Hamilton, VINO usnh has
parior STOW. "a a savings hlIk. in whic!
some on. kindie,ia IRE. has been allowed
by the redemption bureau pf Ia. United
States treasury $50 for the charrcd re
mans 81 ths bills Eaved from the fire
There We're Si.D more ia III, roll ~ bills
for which he received nothing, because
they " sFe entireiv daat-s -.-i
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14

lTS pre't, near tnc tine 20 begin
cleaning mp Your alleys aud back yards.
" hen the cholera cpmes SHOW him ii
clean par of heels and clean premises
and you all! pIu'Ilhiy bea. him III the
r.,.e f.. III.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14

EX G"yFRNoR Francis spunkily say
that he lcsen't want anything Of this
administrator. That's TIE h;.auIy of i.
Hissourian. As sunu IS he finds lie
can't get an! thing, be always has the
pride 10 stand UP and -. aii... 20 waE;
81 t-TrenioD X. p.t,iican
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14

THE icthoGis,s are To- build grand
university at Washington City nearly
sl,10.Uco has been pledged. While it is
expected Ia RAISE $.J.ro.,lD for the en-
terprise. The work is under control Of
Bishop John u. Hurst. enc of the uoe,
energetic men of That Denomination.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14

by the way. how are those uufnrtu-
nate millions nf E"urie getting along
who were merely living from hand 10
mouth last summer on account of the
rxtortluus aII ortross'uns uf the Nc
kinley .aH!
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14
Final Settlement.

NHtira is hereby giy:E Ia al creditors and
o:inrS interested IN the estat- .f .I.n-s I. VII
snu, drrea'e.i. Tat the Undersigned :,.i.sn-
is,r:fri< q. said estate. intrei> To ..ake In
setilem IT thereof III the neat term Of ii. ,rp-
bate Caart OF H"lt county. tc be held 81 Oregon
on the sfh day of MAY, !s93
MARY +. WILSON, Administrative.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14

SECREinisY tAI.ILaI.k ~ "A riS.l scrL ice
reformer, "ith reservation in favor g!
the night To- .'ppcsn, his owD ton - a
good Dilir.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14
Notice of Final Settlement.

Snficy. j. hereby given that the IIn.ier signed
Public Administering. q lex A. I.iiigii.i in
charge If ih-- c>tai. If Anps Gol'i,i,trry ds.
ca.ssd, will make final srttirh,nt Of his a.-
counts with said estate ~ such :,dn:IDi>tr rator
at the next term of the probate court. of Holt
county. Missouri. fo lee holden at the court
house ii -ai,i county, commencing Maniay,
May =, 4. D., 1S..j. GILES \. i.ArGIiLIN,
Public Administrator in Charge
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14

IhE treasury department has plenty
II gold FOR all practical pIrpnses, and
spectators hay. missed the charce 10
profit 10y d.prccia:ing iie public credl.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14

The late Missouri l-gisiaiutc vas bet
ter than that Of Kansas nzly ia the res
pect that 1t did n.t leave toulic IN
yestlSai ION behird it.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14

tiIS. .;oE SH,ii.Y fought four years
ior his Democracy" aud, uhllhe Senator
Cockrell, he ne.rr embroidered 20 negro
troops.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14
Notice of Final settlement.

All c.e ;itors and "ih-r> Interested in the es-
tat" II t,.,rt- H.SirpbrHS derrt>rc.. are ii-r.by
n, ( fled that !, Giles s. IaT-iiin, Public Ad-
m uistrgtar IN charge oi said estate.
intend to make inal seI'lrment al
SAID estate al the next trrm "f the Probate
C0urf Of !init county. to b" holden at Oregon
In said county. conan 'icins on Monday ,the sih
day vi MAY. 4. ID. Iso3.
GILES 4. IaUGfIIIN,
Public Administrator.
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14
Notice of F;uaI Settlement.

All rT..i;f..r- md e:L, r. inirreSirc tE The g.
;.ts. Dt ;;,1r-i S'u-'t.y d. c-a~rt arr r.rif~l
Th.if 'hr '.-lsi' - I.rrd -frcGfIiN cf said es-
liie ..ttu,~ =, r;akr f:i:t >.fr i-nsnt of said
estate At H.. i,S- t.. :-f t:- TOi ate Cont 81
i.ols county. IA to-. holden at Oycgo.: H. said
county OF H"f ai:a state ~ Missouri. or the sfh
day vi MAY, ie3G- VIRGINIA ". STtCkEH.
kxs(utIix
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14
4 Sensible Mat,

Would Use E.mp'> i.ii-,:n for the Threat AN"
Lungs VI l.; curing mare eases ct Coughs
Colds, ASihma ,Brune!,Iii truup and "il th:u:i
AMI Lung Trsubirs. titan ais oil'er ri'.iirinr.
The. pI rfi.tur has hut huriZ,i any druggist to
give you 4 sample Hoitl'' Free I" convince - II
"f tli" merit Of iiiiS great remedy Lirg" bottles
.as. and 81
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14
Notice Of Final Settlement

Notice il h-TeHv gwen that !. Giles A. Laugh
lin. pd.,i" ~. riuisfr;.tnf. change of the
i'. I'll .io-E ~, Scott dee. t>i. H.. nd T., maxi.
final srit.nie"t &. -i .s':. al the next trim
ai ~. Probate C"u,' If Ioit county. Z" bc
ialiar at OREGON III said rnu IS, commencing
Mon.,ay. ;h,- si:i Gay of Nav. a ID, lsas
GILES \ LACt;Hi.lS.
Public Gniiai.trsrnr
The Holt County sentinel., 1893-04-14
FRIDAY. April I:s. 1888.

SEvEEALd avs until the repeal Of The
Mckinley Law.