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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-22
RESOLUTIONS.
By Commissioner Moritz-

10y commissioner Null
Resolved, That the County Surveyor
be directed to run the levels and re-
port a grade and an approximate es-
innate of the cost of grading the eX-
tension of the Bald Eagle road as sur
veyed by the County Surveyor in De-
cember, 1894.
Referred to Committee on Roads and
Bridges.
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county submitted by Pierce Butler.

county submitted by Pierce Butler,
County Attorney.
Opinion ordered placed on file
From Committee on Taxes, relative to
the petition of r. A. Ringwald for the
refunding of taxes on property erron-
eously assessed.
Referred back to same Committee.
Application of Ann Erhardt for the
refunding to her of S32.O1 for taxes
paid under protest in Miners Lake
Addition to Bald Eagle.
Claim allowed. (See resolution.)
Application of John A. Swenson for
correction of assessment for various
lots and blocks in Bronsons Addition
to White Bear for the year 1893
Referred to Committee on Taxes.
Application of A. ]. D. Haupt for the
correction of assessment on lot 80,
block 40, Fourth Addition to North st.
Paul, being the property of st. Marks
Evangelical Lutheran church, and is
their place of worship.
Referred to Committee on Taxes.
Application of w. o. Denegre for the
refunding to him of certain sums of
money paid by him for tax Judgment
certificates, the property being con-
demned by the city of st. Paul for
public street before certificates were
issued. Mr.. Denegre sued the county
OF ramsey for amount paid with in
terest at 10 per cent and Judgment was
given in his favor in the District Court
on Feb. 1, 1895, by the Hon. Charles D.
Kerr. District Judge.
Referred to Committee on Taxes
From Pierce Butler, County Attor-
ney, relative to claims of e. A. Boyd,
advising that claims be returned to
Mr.. Boyd for such correction as made
on face of bills.
On motion, the Secretary was in
structed to give the bills to w. B.
Boyd to be taken to his brother, E. 4.
Boyd, who is i'll and not able to be out.
Communication and maps from Min
neapolis, st. Paul & Sault st. Marie
Railway company relative to the cam
collation. of certain taxes in Brouilette
Park, Ramsey county, Minnesota, rez
ceived.
Referred to Committee on Taxes.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Commissioner Wright
That the County Auditor be, and he is
hereby authorized to draw a warrant
on the County Treasurer of Ramsey
county, payable to the order of Ann
Erhardt for the sum of s32.O1, pursuant
to her application to refund certain
taxes paid by her, said application be-
ing dated February Sth, 1895.
Adopted by the following vote:
yes-CommiSsioners Kellerman, Nc
Carron, Moritz. Ness, Chairman Seng
and Commissioner Wright
Nays-None.
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The Ladies, Heaven Bless Them

Special to the Globe.
LA CROSSE, Wis, Feb. A.-The la
dies of this city have just completed
a very creditable piece of work by
issuing an edition of the La Crosse
Daily Press. The work was in charge
of Mrs. Cameron, wife of the ex-sena-
tor; Mrs. Henry Esperon and twenty
others
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ron, seconded by Commissioner Wright,
the claims were allowed and ordered
paid by the following vote:
Ayes-Kellerman, McCarron, Moritz,
Ness, Wright and Chairman Seng.
Nays-None.
From the same committee, recon-
mending the disallowance of the fell
lowing claim:
Hienbaugh, Z. G......... 1890. SO 20
On motion, the report Of the commit
tee was adopted by the following vote:
Ayes-Commissioners Kellerman, Nc
Carron, Moritz, Ness, Wright and
Chairman Seng.
Nays-None.
From the same committee, RECON-
mending the disalio vance of the fol-
loving claim:
Mcdonald, H. W.. ........ 5000
On motion, the report Of the COM
mittee was adopted b. the following
vote:
Ayes-Commissioners Kellerman, PC
Carron, Ness, Wright and Chairman
Seng-Total, 5.
Nays-Commissioner MoritZ-Total, 1.
On motion, the following bills were
referred to the County Attorney:
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White SPOTLEsS ARMS

] !. ] J !: ]
4 Soft white hands, shapely nails, an
( unblemished skin, and luxuriant hair
are produced by the celebrated CUTI-
\ CURA REMEDIES when all others fail
In facial blemishes, or the severest hu-
- mors and diseases of the skin and scalp,
~ with loss of hair, even when scnofu-
lous or hereditary, they are equally
@ ssecessfui, Sold everywhere.
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IVES AND NELSON
Win the High Score Badge at
Whist.

Messrs. Ives and Nelson won the
high score badge IN the tenth game of
the whist tournament played Wednes-
day night. The score:
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UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

court at Redfeld, will no doubt be
dropped.
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Commissioner McCarron moved that
when the Board adjourn they do adj
journ until Feb. %, p. m. Carried.
There being no further business, the
Board adjourned until Feb. p. 1895. 2
D. m. d. NJ. SULLIVAN,
County Auditor
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COMMITTEE WORK.

The committee on public lands held
a session yesterday afternoon to con-
slider Mr.. Staples bill to regulate the
management and sale of public lands.
The bill will be amended in some par
ticulars and reported with favorable
recommendation.
Mr.. Feig's bill to fix maximum
grain rates has been made a special
order for next Friday at o'clock be-
fore the railroad committee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19
NEWS BREvIrlES.

Ex.Spesker Crisp Is going to Ens.
land TO visit his birthplace.
White caps drove two women OF
Fsseport, Ind, from home.
Thomas Radcliffe of Hot Springs,
Ark, killed himself by shooting.
The Rio Grande IL falling, after hav.
Ing destroyed nearly Hfty homes.
Mayor Hastisn Of Sedslis and Conn.
silmen were arrested for contempt OF
court.
Rev. Arthur Brooks, brother OF
Phillips Brooks, died ON the steamer
tulds from Southampton.
Earnings Of nearly all roads for the
half year ending ON June 30 show =
gratifying increase
Inspection of the agricultural de-
partmsnt shows . hard stone bed road
with dirt road alongside the best road
for farmers.
Promoters Of the cooperative road
nom the Pacific coast to Salt Lake -
making an effort to secure the neces.
nary funds, but the scheme Is generally
regarded ~ c%himericsl.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

For some twenty-five years Webste,
county has been organized. In tina,
time over $4,000 10 personal taxes have
been allowed to accumulate upon the
tax books. One year and Q half seo
Treasurer White took charge Of the
office. During the first six months Of
bis incumbency he had his excellen,
deputy, Charley Robinson, prepare q
book with the list of all back tsxeaf from
the beginning Of the county. Immedi.
ately afterwards they commenced the
collection OF those taxes. and IN tho six
months named. collected e9,l3l.97 This
amount was collected for 1888, 1888
4.s-6-7's-9. 1902, leaving q balance 70,
OF e65,oO0. Such IN officer is surely an.
titled to reelection and Nj. White will
get there by an overwhelming majority
in November. II the times had remain.
ed good he would have collected at least
$4,000. Not Only has he done this, but
the books in the Office are in better
shape than they have been since the or.
ganizstion Of the county. Mr.. White
10 q man who serves tho whole people
q has no pets when II comes to col.
iecting taxes. That is the kind of q man
to elect treasurer every time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

afterwards identified by Messrs. Hart.
man 4 Wilgress az having been stolen
from their bank. Irwin was sent to
Owen Sound, where after . most sepsa.
tional trial, at the close Of which some
Of the defence Witnesses were arrested
by Detective Murray on q charge Of
perjury, he was convicted and sentenced
TO ten years In Kingston.
An effort was made TO and Rutledge
and Black, who. tho crown claims, were
his accomplices, but they always sluded
capture. Rutledge was one day met In
Younge street by Detective Cuddy.
TRIED TO KILL A DETECTIVE
On seeing the officer. he whipped out
. revolver pointed IL at Cuddy's head,
backed out OF the doorway and escaped.
A few weeks later word came that be
and his chums were living at Streets
vile, Ont. Several Of the city and prov
incial detectives took the train for
Strestsville, and at the break Of day
surrounded the house 10 which they
were supposed to be. The game had
flown once again, and tho officers were
fooled.
Robberies occurred In all parts Of the
province with PERSISTENT recurrence, all
OF them the work Of this gang, but no
capture made. Finally Black and Stone
we're arrested in Montreal. but escaped
from custody. Stone was soon after.
wards convicted Of burglary in Buffalo
and sentenced to five years in the peni.
Tertiary. He escaped, was re.srrested
in Chicago, sent back TO Buffalo, and is
now serving his time.
Rutledge and Black, the only remain.
ing members Of the gang. are supposed
70 have headed southwark. It 10 said
they have had a quarrel and, on Rut.
ledge's arrest. Black supplied the Red
Cloud, Neb.. authorities with the history
Of Rutledge and his connection with the
various jobs throughout Ontario and
New Englsnd.-Toronto World.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19
OIL WAX IN SOUTH AMERICA
Standard anA Opposition RspressntsA-
Losh fer Hua.

Standard q Opposition R~spressntsa-
Lssh fer Ysa.
The oil trade u specializing on the pos
sible connection between the sailing q
the Standard OIL Company's agent. r.
J. Barstow. for South America and the
absence from this country OF Lewis
Emeey-who 10 supposed TO BE In South
or Central America. Mr.. Emery II one
Of the few men who have successfully
fought the standard. and II u suggested
that he meg be ready TO oppose the COM
pany's schemes n he Argsatine Repub-
lie. sayS New Yogk World. An Ameri-
AN company. known ~ the Pan.Ameri-
can Investment Company Of No. IS Wall
street. mas acquired control q the Co.
lombian I'll Acids on the QUIZ Of Darien
which the bureau Of American rspub-
lics brought 70 the worlds attention. In
the street Il 10 not yet known what the
influence 10 back Of this company. but
1t 10 supposed % be Standard. The oil
10 found on the shore three days run
from the stsqdar6s Cuban reAneriss.
A PIPE Nae Of - miles would convey the
oil froa the 0Arien disthct o. the AZ.
lantte to . eeod PacAAo port rust south
Of Panama. 4 scientific commission 10
now on the Gulf OF Darisn surveying
the oil Geld. ana Il 10 understood that
the STANDARD company expects this
week . large oonsiGnmsnt OF samples.
The samples which have been received
and tested shoA that the oil ranks with
the average q the Psnnsyivania dis
trict.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

A . rule the head Of any large and
long-estabhshs6 concern has the shah.
best desk In the room. says Chicago
Ttmes-Hsraid. Business men have Q
kind Of superstition on this point. a
least many OF them DO. They feel like
clinging to the old dssk. which has wit.
messed 20 many OF their financial trt.
umphs. and are half iaosaasd 10 believe,
perhaps. that II misht break the spell
II they should part With these old part.
ners Of their Joys and sorrows. Henry
Clews. In his Twenty Years In Wall
Street." remarks that Jay Gould trans
acted all his business q Q desk which
never ought to have sost over &i5," and
everybody knows. the story Of A. r.
Stewart. that when he removed from
the old store In which he began his ca
reer to the new one which he built later
on he insisted on taking along the old
apple woman who had been carrying
on her small mercantile transactions
nea his door for 20 many years and
whom he grew to associate with his
business success.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19
Didn't Know Twas Loaded.
He stopped to note tho mercury,
And whom the thing exploded,
He only gasped before he died,
II didn't know il was loaded"
He 10 glad OF II.

The Democrats poet and philosopher
went out into tho country and listened
to the rustlisg q the growing corn. and
then warbled.
Never since the world was born,
Was there q crop 20 nice a. corn,
Its tassels are 10 fine 40 silk,
Its green stalks keep the COWS in milk,
lts kernels distilations NJ
Its fragrance with the best OF rye
And, whom its other joys are ripe,
The cob 10 made into . pipe;
In thinking all these virtues DER.
I'm 90 glad Columbus sought this
shore. Adams County Democrat.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

The wisescre Of tho Belt. "Wsary
Johnnie" has discovered another mares
nest. This time he charges The CHEZ
with the management Of The Nation.
For tho benefit Of the Aforesaid We shall
reiterats a former statement, aud that ID
that we have not now nor never have
had any financial interest in the Nation,
except in . business way, Weary John.
ME and his l~eftsnant to the contrary not.
w~ithstanding. II our brother could At.
tend to his own business - we'll q he
does to other peoples, he would be strict.
ly in it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

To make your business pay, good health
IL . prime factor. To secure good heath
the blood should be kept pure and vigor-
ous BY the use Of Ayers Ssrsapsrills
When tho vital fluid 10 impure and slug.
gish, there can be neither health, strength
nor ambition.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

RRD CLOUD will present the name Of
the Hon. Jas. McNeny for the Office Of
district judge. He would be an honor
to the bench. and the people could rest
assured that all questions would BE- de-
cided according to Law. There would b
no pets. He would add dignity q we'll
% brains to the bench. In point Of
ability he has no superior In this Judi.
cial district.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

Hon. james McNeny. Of Red Cloud
unfurled those lovely golden whisksrs q
the Hastings breeze. Monday. Nj. Mo.
Nsny was up here on business. In this
connection The Democratic might sug.
gest Judge McNsny would com nearer
actually filling the judicial seat Of this
district than any man yet mentioned
among republicsns.-Adsms County
Democrat.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19
An Ode to the BIoomer Fad

An Ode TO tho Bl0Omer Fad.
The clergy Years his long.tail coat
The dude he Years Q sack,
The wheelmen wear their tight knee
pants
With . hump upon their back.
Some ladies here dress sensible
For fame will run their chance.
While others ride . wheel you know
And took to wearing pants.
Seine ride the wheel for pleasure
Some ride tho wheel for fame,
Some salesmen ride them all the time
To save fair ON the train.
Some doctors claim the wheel to DO
Restorative to health.
While others say that bumped posish"
Will lay you on the shelf.
I tell my wife when her health fails
So q wheel she has TO ride
That I'll keep still, though apply for q
bill
And look for another bride.
You oft will hear old people say
Who have lived here many Q year,
While some Of their neighbors live In
peace
Others live in fear.
Some are afraid their neighbors know
Some news they will not tell,
Others fear II the truth was known
Their old mon would raise hi
The good book tells you how to live
And trust In Gods holy words, s
Though not TO crsmp yourself with style
But move free % the birds.
Now friends I hope when this you read
You will not offended be,
Just pass It by with . wink Of your eye
And cay that don't hit me.
Dear editor. . friend Of mine
II thou wouldst be 20 kind.
AZ to grant me the time and space
To print these few short lines.
I'll remember thee when ere I pray
And think Of thy newsy paper,
That hlls the bill and says goodwill
To Uncle Cy the quaker.
JOHNNIE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

The board Of education ut its adjourn.
cd meeting Thursday evening. elected
Prof. Gregory Of Neliegh, Neb.. % sup
erlntendent for the ensuing year at q
salary Of $1,000. The new superintsud-
emit will be compelled to take eight stud.
lee during the school. thus doing away
with one instructor in the high school
department.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

JUDGE BEALL 10 engaged in hearing
the contest on the township Organise
ton question versus the commissioner
systsm. The question should be de.
cided. The election either went for or
against the proposition, and should have
been decided last January.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

Now Bro. Wahlquist, IL you presist In
calling our County aTreasurer, y. 81
White. . pop, you might &c we'll make
your will. He 10 a solid republican and
beat a pop two years ago In the face Of
the returning board. He is q republican
and that 10 why he does his duty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

more . matter o. Importance to the
wheat. rye, and other crops, and, fol-
lowing M the thesr. that the most
important thing to secure in order to
secure good crops is a good current Of
electricity through the plant and int
the earth, I suggest a trial Of iron a.
. fertilizer.
Farmers . make AZ experiment
that might be Of great value to then,
ana I hope they will do so and report
the results to me. I have large faith
In the following suggestion:
In various parts Of the Uaited
States are great deposits Of red and
brewn henatite iron ore or sxidized
irsn-iron rust. In Georgia, Ala.
bsms, Tennessee, and south Missouri
I Noticed that where this iron ore
wss thrown out IL caused an immense
growth Of vegetation and shrubbery,
particularly Of peach trees.
This ore is about like a. ordinary
sandstone and is easily broken or
crashed, and, where exposed to the
weather, soon srumbles II It could
be used advsntageously as . fertilizer
it wonld not destroy the productive
qualities Of the soil as do the com.
mercial fertilizers.
Any farmer can give this ides .
test by the use of common stove pol.
ish or anvil dust. The former is very
cheap, and the latter css be found in
soy blacksmith shop, Try it on .
small patch Of fail wheat, on . few
fruit trees, and next year in . small
way on . few garden plants and . few
hills Of corn. always in close proximity
to others that have none Of this iron.
rust or irsn.dust.
Scientists are inclined to credit tho
idea that weather changes have much
to do with tbs nature of eur dreams.
BsAl', in American Msteorologist,
says; ut has always been . grsa.
mystery to mo when, 10 view Of the
knowledge We now possess regarding
the Effects Of weather upon all life,
snimsl and vegetable, ~ioausueiug the
highest mental faculties, that 90 i'm.
portant . factor does no receive great
or attention ct our universities."
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

THERE are several self constituted pol.
iticisns IN this vicinity who arc trying
to put up jobs to further their personal
ends. They might q we'll take notice
that tho republican convention will not
be triied with. The republican ticket
will be nominated and elected this fall,
and the nominations will not b made
by WORKOUT politicians either.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

The assessed valuation Of all property
In the state has decreased over e12,0O0,.
600 this year. A great outrage. The
next legislature ought to make an effort
to improve upon the present methods Of
assessing property.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

Al good appetite and refreshing sleep
at this season indicate Q condition OF
bodily health. These are given BY Hoods
Ssrssparilla. II makes pure blood and
good health follows,
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

Our item last week speaking Of the
hail storm near McCook, said it was
four inches deep, we have been correct.
ed BY an individual who said 1t was fonr
feet deep.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

IF the state fair association cannot
afford to present the press with a con.
tinuous fair ticket for the editor and
wife, then they had better sell out. AZ
far rs The CHEF is concerned we have
no use for the present ticket.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

The article following is In relation to
Frank Rutledge, the bicycle thief wanted
at Greeley, COL, whom our efficient sher.
ia, John Runchey, baggsd In this city q
few weeks ago. while going through on
n Of the stolen wheels. It seems that
Rutlsdge was an extremely tough char.
acter. and Sheriff Runchey 10 to be con.
graduated over his arrest.l
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

The republican party 10 going to put
up q winning ticket this fall. W. have .
number Of good men VINO will be nomi
mated and elected. 1t will be safe TO bet
on it.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19
six Men Hurt

Marshall, Mo-, July ia thresb-
er-engine on the farm Of Charles
Downs near this city exploded with
fearful violence, injuring six men seri.
ousiy, although mono will die. One
Of them. John Groves, had his skull
fractured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19
H0wd'y Like Uss

Ny name 10
"Coxey."
Do you hear
Me hollsrf
swing my
Hand, and
People tremble
II guess not)
! am the
Cock OF the walk
III the walk isn't too long)
And my feathers
Are red.
Do you hear met
II you don't,
just PEE me scratch
My head for
Gigantic ideas
Il guess not),
People see me
And boiler
Whoopla, Coxey.
Heap much talk
Pneumatic tire perforated.
Then I move
The wheels in my
Merry-go.round
An turn On
The water.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19
RAN HIM 70 EARTH At LAST
The Leader or the Rutlcdgo
Gang In Custody.

One Of the Alleged Foil HOUSE Rob.
hers in tho preparation OF which
Crime Pat shePin was Shot Dead,
Caught In NebFaska-Wanted for q
Score or Robbsries I'm Toronto and
V0ea0lty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

Hoods pills are purely vegetable, h@m
less. effective, do not grips or pain.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

HENRY LUDLOW has sold the Bladen
Enterprise to L. e. Spence. Henry has
made the Enterprise IN excellent paper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

"Orsnge Blossom" IL q painless oure 70,
oil diseases psculisr to women. Sold
fresh BY @. L. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

The southeast corder Of Nebraska is
much In need Of rain. The' pastures
are very short and coru Ii badly wilted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The democratic party 10 still devidsd
and will remain % for some time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

FROM present appearances, Cleveland
believes In a ratio Of 16 TO 0-sixteen
girls to no bows. .,
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

Purify the blood; strengthen the body
Dr.J. b. MoLean's Strengthening Cordis
Blood Purifier best spring tonic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

complete new line Of wall paper 1t
Taylor's at bottom prices,
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19
J. s. EMIGH,
Dentist,
RED CLOUD,

I CLOUD, NrRRAaxA.
over Taylor's Furuisure store.
Extracts teeth without pain.
Grown and bridge Work X :nao,.,.v
IISiCoIaIn inlay, ana all kinds Of goid sll,n~sS
.PlateS. Ss'0s suu comoinatteo
Al vofk guaranteed = ~ au.cl..,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19
Feed NOuco.

Hereafter William Richardson will
ICED oil teams at the rate Of IL can't. 81.
my. Barn east Of Mslland HOUSE,
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19

OH you would have an abundance OF
dsrs' glossy hair, II you would have .
o'ees scalp, free from dandruR and irri.
'ssins numors, or II your hair 10 faded
and gray, and you would have ito natural
oo'of restored, use Ayers Hair vieor. Il
Is un~qusstionably the best dressing,
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19
A Valuable Find.

After years Of stsdy a lssr, there hes
% last been discovered Q surs snd never.
railing remedy, II hos been tested On
patients, Vie have Aispairsd Of ever being
ssr'e' the results have bees. in every sass
wonderful. GreR's Rheumatism Care il
sn'qusl'd 49, pasitivs remedy In oil
essss OF Chrsnis and Acute InAammstory
rheumatism, Gout, Lumssgs. ssisAss,
Neuralgia. Dysmsaorrhsss and oil kind.
red Affections. II 10 also . valuable Bleed
Purifier being especially useful in Ksssms
Psoriasis, ssrofuls, all 0lsndular Rnlsres-
m:ns and disesss Of the liver and kidneys.
Il 10 absolutely free from ali .~sreetis..
Ssvos attacks are relieved in from ~
70 thres days and . positive sure sRssteI
m from nve 70 eighteen days. @. y. Cot
ting Red Cloud. Nsb. l8.tm
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-07-19
Hail Insurance.

HAL Insurance.
Furnished by ]. H. and Z. H. Smith,
SSs al ssd investigate the easy terms.
Gall Saturdays at CHIEF Office.
J.. II. SIXTH, Agent.