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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-02
The City PARK.

A plat of ground containing "a
lots was given to the Blackfoot TEN.
perance Union, by the Blackfoot
Townsite Company, with the under
standing that it was to be improved
for public park.
One hundred and eighty-seyen dol
lars were raised by means of socials
and subscriptions, and substantial
fence was built in the fall of 1893,
and 473 shade trees set the following
spring, and man was hired to irrigate.
A part of the trees died, and an ef.
fort is DOW being made to renew the
interest in the work, with a view to
reset trees and shrubs, and to employ
80 experienced man TO cultivate and
irrigate the grounds the following sea
son.
The trustees wish to express their
thanks to the business men Of Black
foot for donations, and the public
generally for kind patronage.
This park really belongs to the pub
lie and is being improved for the
pleasure. health and morals of society
therefore all should feel an interest in
its advancement Anyone having
rees or shrubs to give to this good
work, can leave such information at
Miss Rasmusen's millinery store, dur
ing the next two weeks, that we may
know how many trees must be ordered
for setting this spring.
A beautiful silk quilt is on exhibi-
ton at this millinery store, which will
be disposed OF for the benefit Of the
park. This quilt is a beauty, and
would make a handsome birthday or
bridal present, as these silk spreads
are now the most fashionable in use.
Terms will be given when you call to
see the spread. Boys, this will make
lovely present for mother or sister,
and almost any one can comply with
the terms. When the prize is award
ed, an entertainment will be given,
well worth the small sum invested,
for much time and labor is given by
the ladies and their helpers that a
good work may be accomplished. 1t
is the intention 10 build summer
houses, furnish seats and means for
amusements as soon as the trees are
sufficiently grown to admit Of open
ing the grounds TO the public.
Hoping that an interest will be TAX
en- in this good work, we subscribe
Yours for the general good,
Mrs. ORR. Mrs BAssETT,
MRs, SILL, MRs TREGo,
MRs DANILsoN.
Trustees.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-02

theFs will cure enough
the home market
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-02
A spendid Enterininmeni.

A splendid entertainment is 10 pro
gress Of preparation by the ladies
park commission, al the opera house,
Friday evening, 8th OF March.
A rich and varied programme will
Dc presented, and the commission
guarantees an enjoyable evening 10 all
who may attend.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-02

OMAHA, Neb. Feb 27.-The desti.
tute farmers of Nebraska are accept
ing the proposition Of the Chicago
board of trade. to furnish them seed
grain to be paid for when the crop is
sold. The board has formed "a syndi.
cate to handle the matter
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-02
"iHeATHERINe DAY"
The Methodist School Proposes TO
Make il Memorable Oeeasion..-A
Reunion Of All Old Members
Expected. Public Cor
dially Invited.

he-unton OF All Olu Members
Expected. The Public Cor
diallY Invited.
The celebration OF "Iugathering
Day" at the NJ 4. Church, Sunday
evening March llth, will be a new
feature in the Methodist Sunday
school work al Blackfoot.
Ii is the hope Of the superintendent
10 make il one Of the most interesting
evenings the school has ever celebrated
and all friends and parents are most
cordially invited 70 be present
All the enrolled members OF the
school are expected 10 be present and
al who have been members at any
time ID years past will he accounted
for A full programme for the even
ibg will appear in TnE NEWS next
week
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-02

I NNAA ~ Abiuuus
a perplexing question When will
Alturas county find permanent loca.
ton and name on the State map?
Now ii comes to light that the Ioca.
ton Of the Agricultural College at
Idaho Falls, has something to do with
the election of Senator. Bah.
Mex, week the Populists will jump
in the balances aud pull down for a
Republican Senator. Willil be Sweet?
Win it be Shoup2
The melancholy days have come
The saddest Of the year,
When the Legislature must adjourn
Aud lobby isl seek the rear.
4 Gospel Temperance meeting at
he u = Church, next Tuesday even.
ing Ever, body invited to attend.
On our bargain counter lot Of
ladies and ehildrens underwear 25
per cent beloW cost Remnants etc.
Al half price C. Ban,ing L Co.
Rev Jasper contends that Dihe sun,
Il do move round the earth, aud
every cody 10 Idaho will contend that
The legislature is moving round the
senatorial election Round and round.
round and round
Pinsi disposition has been made of
the Ferris wheel /, will be located
on The north side to Chicago. 4 bui.d.
ing 70 b. devoted TO amusmcuts will
be- bull, around a.
Tho grand legislative ball given By
tbs Merchants Protective association,
~ the ualAiniium al Boise, last Mon.
dAy night. proved 10 be a great sue
cess The estimated attendance Was
Eve hundrcd.
Dis,ric, Manager r ". vogler, o.
The New York Life. showed us a new
policy issued by that grca, compsay,
which beats sny,hiug H. the line Of
life insurance We have seen 10 long
time
CoRsETs. CoRsETs. 20 pairs ot The
celebrated Kabo Corseis. worth 81 %,
which We 60, al a bargain, and as
long as they las, they 60 for only az
cents per pair, no more TO be had a.
tcF these are sold. c. Bunting & Co.
The belief seems 10 be growing
stronger that the Oregon Short Line
and Utah ard Northern railways will
be placed in thc hands Of separate
receivers. The time for hearing the
case Is SET Tor the 5th Of March.
The blucbi is hailed As harbin
ger Of Spring. II IS also a reminder
,ha, a blood purifier is needed to pre-.
pare the system for the facilitating
weather to come. Listen and you will
hear the birds singing Take Ayers
sarsaparilla in March, April, May.
There's an Idaho editor named Lockwood
who. in writing valentines. is PRETTY good.
Ana hc lives down in tho little town Wcisor.
For Newspaper and valentine combino
lie il par excellence. ycs. very lnc,
And "A catcrvr 10 the general reader, he's
"a pleaso'r,'
The charming March weather should
remind the people Of Blackfoot that
spring is near when painting and
Of trees and shrubbery should |
begin IN earnest,
~, n-t..,. rrcau, paIsiuO Powder
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-02
LOCAL NEWS
es has been defeated

OIL
e has been defeated
ane returned from al
acoma, Thursday.
the season with Al
ping day.
OF Pocatello, spent d
cktoot Wednesday,
ases Of smallpox ar,
Hot Springs Ark.
hers will cure enough
the home market
Omen will be the pop.
women rgn for office
rigies women noW take
ben they 90 10 theatres
day February 2sth,
) Miller a daughter.
u Teter Is expected
shlngtOn next week
Hose reduced Is per
c Bunting & 60.
johnson and daughter
arned from their Mon
\ Of Idaho mines vas a
more 10 1894 than 10
Ar aud Banjo Strings d,
,OFc
bson has ,scu consnel
d. week from rheuma
Gagon has been quite
hsk and j. Al this wit.
Iiical care
lAs seat 4 delegation %
',se Ci,y 10 defeat PARK
\ division bill
will soon have a new
.nown a. The Montpelier
u viii Be independent Ia
Iion, 80 Dame Rumor
o bgin ,hc publication
paper At poca,sIlo
and ancs, towels you
only % cents each or
a T. Bunting & Co.
Cream Baking Powder
{ Perfect Made.
1r Stevenson has return
ahiugion where he has
{ latter part OF Novem.
iage has decided TO re-
lse Washington, and his
e 10 a few days TO Join
lfs Heed the dcfanl,ing
Albion, Cassia county,
he'd in prison at Detroit
$ undergoing sentence
acnL
line Of new cmbroid.
,, direct from New York,
rus and styles Of 1895.
hem. c. Bunting s Co.
Ezra Baird is be.
v Indian Agent for the
ice Capt Robinson dc.
N Custer county are TO
Col. Sharp, A. } Pierce
have bonded their Lost
mines for $4,000. |
lion dollars is n low es-
losses in the South by |
er Of the past few weeks
; talking city election, |
8 for Mayor on the re.
is are coming TO the
great dangers 20 cone
and holding Of
majority will be voted
BOD looks. The hatchet.
fnpp1 ,,.,,.. - 18th
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-02

SHEET Music only 10 cents shee
at Ben Fernishs drugstore,
Full line Garden Seeds now on hand
in packages and in bulk at Buntings $
Shiloh's cure is sold on guarantee
II cures inciplent consumption, 1t is
the best cough cure, only one cent a
dose. 25c, soc, and 81 sold by Ben
II. Fernish.
$4,000 REWARD paid for
any Coal produced that will burn half
as long or will produce onc-half the
heat as the Peacock Rock Springs
Coal Sold only by,
L. w. VoGLER,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-02
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Wards Fair Highest Medal and Dlploma.

H. l.. Becraft, OF Pocatcllo, well
known in Blackfoot, happened to a
serious accident last Thursday. lie
fell from the cab Of an engine and
broke his left arm at the shoulder and
two RIBS of left side, His advanced
age makes the accident n very serious
one,
During Lent there will be services
IN 81 Pauls every Friday, commenc-
inc March sth. morning at | ! o'clock
IN the evening at 7:3O when series
of confirmation lectures will be given
Everybody most cordially invited to
attend.
There will also be q celebration oil
tho holy communion at $50 on every
sunday morning beginning with
Narch Ard JouN DAWSON,
Missionary
Can at TnE NEws when you need
fob Work of any kind
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-02

OF Pocatello, spent a
aektool Wednesday
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-03-02

sases Of smallpox are
blot Springs Ark
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-07

under by dipping them I'm various kinds
of baths, the expense 70. bath running
from $50 to $50 gold per year for every
1000 sheep. The next greatest expense is
for the killing of panthers. A common
nights work OF a panther is the killing
OF sheep 10 the value of 500 gold. Every
shepherd. therefore, carries a carhlne and
must be supplied with all the cartridges
he wants. These rifles sell for less money
in Punta Arenas stores than in New
York gun shops. but the annual expense
for rifles and cartridges on some ranches
runs up to hundreds of dollars.
Foxes and species of wildcat make
havoc with the young lambs. and so
these must be exterminated. too. What
with hunting down yermin and looking
after the sheep to keep them on the range
and to dip them for the scab, the French
manager has TO employ a man for every
and TO dip them for the scab. the French
iiocks. numbering little over 100000
sheep. cost the company 10000 francs
tabout $4,000 per year. while the sale of
the last clip yielded 509Oo0 francs tabout
100000. and the price was not high. In
his Judgment IL would be a very poor
business man who. after starting with a
good outfit and 1000 ewes on the Pata-
CONAN range. did not attain an income of
Sd, gold a year at the end of 10 years.
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California Olives.

California hopes TO supply the entire
American market with olives within the
next few years The production OF the
olive In the United States will, 1t Is
thought. give new impetus TO the use of
its oil here. California olive oil Is gaining
In favor In the East already, although.
from the nature OF things. the Increase Is
not rapid. The pure dis bottled by the
producers, under distinctive labels. con-
tinue TO bring better prices In San Fran
cisco than the best foreign oils. Olive oil
is here used chiefly for salads. though Its
superior excellence in cookery for many
purposes Is gradually becoming recog-
nized. The oil may be heated to a much
higher degree than butter, which is one OF
iss claims 20 the considerati ton of house
keepers. Fish properly friend I'm pure olive
oil take on delicate golden brown. The
fruit is gathered while ripe. though still
green. and stepped several hours In So
luton OF weak I've or caustic soda. After
ward IL Is soaked In fresh water. which Is
often changed, III order to wash away the
better favor. IL IL then picked IN brine
or preserved I'm oil. This prepares Il for
table use, In harvesting the olive for oil
in Italy. the berries are left ON the tree
until they arc a dark wine color. After
that comes a careful pressing. TO obtain
"A first class oil. Then they are ground SO
tenderly as not to crush the seed and sub
jected 20 repeated pressure. 70 extract all
the oil thar can ne procured. Aft.rward
warm water IS poured over the pulp and
an inferior ell Is extracted which Is used
ny the poorer Glasses I'm the preparation
Of food such aS dressing fnacaroni and fin
certain fried dishes.
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THEIR MEMORY STIRRED.
l Benefsctor Of Other Years, BEING
Needed Again. 10 on Hand feF Du.y-

A nation threatened with var looks
about for leaders. and. naturally. turns
SITS eyes 10 Veterans who haze fought wen
In previous contests So people attacked
what has helped them In other years 4 ne
grip II here again. and in some places mas
assumed FERN more malignant tnah
ever. IL viii doubtless p-o@i about look
ing for victims until the settled weather
OF spring
Now. Il Is q matter OF medical history
That. when grip vas here before II was
been strengthened by stlmulsst OF the
highest order OF excellence. To hasten
complete recovery after the grip Duty $
FuYe Malt Nhtzksy was employed EEat
the same remedy Is doing the same g1of
work today, appears from letter writ
ten by Mr.. Thomas Barrett of Seam
mon. Kansas. who says:
Having been continually coughing;
With pains running through my body. and
being unable 10 work, took two bottles
OF Duffys Pure Malt WhIskcy. I am
now able 20 work. The cough and sore
ness on my chest are almost gone"
The cough, headache and soreness or
muscle, following the grin. are never
helped ny local Application. Being. signs
off only when the whole system Is toned
and stimulated, so that no organ does TOO
much nor TOO little. To do this Is the
mission OF DEfIy's Pure Malt whiskey.
All who remember how II gave them
clear heads. sound stomaehs and a
healthy circulation when they were get
ting over the grip In other seasons, have
supplied themselves with Dury's Pure
Malt and have pointed out to their neigh
hors way 10 avoid misery and loss OF
time. Is not the suggestion worth listen
Ing tor
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f.4G,L >orIot>.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALEM THE
suneriOr court OF the STATE of Wash-

MI N T. of sHr<tSif y CAIE~-IN THE
superior court of the state of WASH
ington. for the county of King
The Oregon Mortgage Company limit
ed. corporation, plaintiff. VS.. Perry ID.
Vincent, Jane Vincent. his wife: Marion
w. Smith and Addison Smith her hus-
band. John Campbell. George Dalpay
Eugene Roy and Albert Dalpay. co-part-
ners doing business under the firm name
ana style OF Daipay, Roy IL Co. and
John Campbell, defendants. No. ls2 s7
Under and by virtue of an order OF
sale and special execution. issued out OF
the above NAMED court. in the above en-
titled action, and 10 me directed and de-
liyered. ] have duly levied upon the fol-
lowing described real property. situated
in said King couaty. Washington. to-wtt:
The southeast quarter OF the southwest
quarter and the south half OF the south
east quarter of section twenty-fhree f23D
and the northeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter OF section tweuty-six f35) al. In
township twentF-sir t9sD narth OF range
five 90 east, containing 100 acres to-
getksr with all ana singular the tene-
ments. herediiaments and appnrtenapces
thereto belonging, or Ia any wise apper-
tanning.
Notice is therefore hereby given that
on Friday. the 18th day OF April 1895, at
the hour OF 10 o'clock a. m. OF sale aay
at the front door OF the court house In
the city OF Seattle. IN said King county
] VIII sell the above described property
a. pubic auction 10 the highest bidder
Dated this. the sth day OF March. 1855.
a. 7. VAN DE SANTER, Sheriff.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF klN9
county. state of Washington. Cosne1
University. plaintiff, vs.. SackmAn- 49,
lips Investment Company, corpor
Amos Brown. Crawford & Cgnoysl. 81 Z
corporation. and William A. L. 49,
defendants. No. 1910.
Public notice is hereby given tnat
virtue and IN pursuance OF JUL ~
and decree Of foreclosure of mortgaee 80 -
order OF sale issued thereon on tne ~
day of February. 1895, by the clerk o. ~ ~
above entitled court, In the case Wnsss ~
the Cornell University Is piaintan anu -
Sackma n Phillips Investment coI9 -
and others are defendants. ana 20 W nssss.
sheriff OF King county directed ana 1919
ered / have duly levied upon. seize0 ~.
taken into execution ana VIII onI 80
sale and sell at public auction 1902 49,
To law and in accOrtianc WITH TINS ~ -
fions in said judgment and decree ano -
der of sale contained, on FrSiay, ~
g. 1895, at ten O'Clock in the forencW -
said day, an the courthouse dooT =. n
main front entrance OF the coirtnou-t
the city OF Seattle. In said King cvs
all the mortgaged property descriDeo
mortgaged in and by said mortgase ~
mentioned in said Judgment and 1sciIr -
foreclosure and order OF sale. 10 WIZ. a
one IN In block twenty-fuir cd OF 49,
Denuy's addition TO the town tnoW 49,
Of Seattle. situated on the soutnenSe 80
ner OF Pike and Second streets ~ ~
e-,ty OF Seattle. Said property VIII % -
in one entire lot, ssld not I'm separate p1
GELS. and subject to the right OF rsose
tion, as provided by law 10 raise.
amount necessary IN pay the costs an1 W. ~
penses OF such sale. and 20 pay ana -
fy q certain Judgment In favor Of
plaintiff and against -asd Sackflans,Ir ~ ~
lips Investment Company, defeuo.e
rendered on the 10Th day Of DeceDss
1891, for the sum of So 70. ificlue
r.r,n.lpaI. interest, attorneys fees ~.
statutory costs and increased cosss II
get her with interest from the date % -
Judgment at the rate vf eight pei 60
te- AMMAN.
Dated February G. 1896.
A. T. VAN DE yANTEn
Sheriff OF King County. Washsnsso..-.s
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sheep Raising in Patagonia.
New York San


Down I'm pomfa Arenas a port on Terra
del FueEp ISLAND. there Is much enthu-
sisa0 over the sheep Industry. man.
ngvr for a French company owning some.
5htnS over ~ 90 sheep. VITA .he n.<.ss
sRsF horses <atd :sat they made thYna
fTAres taHNa,t - ceutsb a. every head
clear 80 oil expenses fverss the SALE. ~
wooi alone. The Increase 90 the larahs
averaged ahgRt 81 pes rent. az the ewes
aa8 thts was an additional Profit when
to9f shat estimate usasae sg the coax,
eallaa for I'm par cent surr,s.,sc. ne -
pal.ass that that could be ha.t oufv wher
s$har WAS abundant enough 10 rare fnr
the ieyntss when tsrsE DROPPED The issah
"a Iiyfh does no kttaw anythia.s- net even
tga oNe mother. sssch helpless NeEre-x
sasf Srcat care. though after : week or
50 thsY feqHtec 80 fnars sfscntiaa The
fSne~ wooded varieties ct sheep are sn ga
NcV ff~re, \ common eve VIII weigh
from tsA 10 Is pounds In she fail TIE
lowest average of weoi shared IS said
81 t's ss%es rounds sheep = printed
table - statistics @htrn the manager
carried showed that the average yield in
Xxx IL as tha A~xeatine was a. posiatS
while thai 81 tha United States MAS ex-
arsSy that - ne IoN0st yfesa ~ his gfo< X
seven pounds Ills range Has
considered reesvF th2n she average. ass,
Il sustained two sheep per h@etage 90
aervSa
The ere disease - mhier pasAgansa
serep ara sists9e - ire scas> This Is Kept
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Advertisements under she head Of Lost
Pound For sale For Rent ami Situations
Wanted viii lie tUS~FfeE az the rate OF
cent > VSor9 each Insertion Payment a.
Ways IN advance. Ne advertisements re.
cssscd for less than = cents.
Advert seEnents viii he received az
ArsneA Offices az TIA F0SE.iasellagpnser a..
TACOMA EIREAt'~liIs Facine avenue
II NJ IAgtssof Manager
PE<T. TOW NSE% D. Trench Il SfsTts, ger
hE3.ItNIfAf&A BAY RE RtsAt.-%evs
WhsscoGa, rcvrer Holly and CAs75S sfrests
- Il. Culver. Manager.
The following letters await advertisers
al this cgfSces
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CONCLUSIVE PROOF
or the Superiority Of Electric Treat
ment Over Other Methods In the
Treatment Of Disease

Mr.. Editor. say 10 your readers I am
cured OF sciatte rheumatism of long
standing DIR. Darriu cured me by cleo
trfcity in two months. Ny health has
greatly improved otherwise. I am now
free advocate of electric treatment as
given by DR.. Darrin at Hotel Chiiberg.
Tacoma, and will gladly answer any
questions at $40 South / street, Tacoma.
ED. GRIFFITHS.
DIR. Darrin--Prior TO calling on you
last summer i was nearly blind from in
ffammation In the eye-you cured me in
one month. You also cured me of a
loathsome catarrh and throat trouble by
electricity MRS. A. j. SMITH.
407 East sIst street, Tacoma.
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There Are Many Of Him.
Indianapolis Journal

A. last she rehellea mildly.
They tell me yea lead a double life"
she saia. looking straight into the eyes
az the confused man before her.
Me- he raspe1.
Yes. YOU. J hear that when Won IRE
away from home yon are as pleasant and
rood- naturea man as can he found any
where
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BOOKRINDERY.

Anthony, bookbinessa.ss $50.
moved TO Front street, foot Of *
Kline IL Rosenberg building. tAAss 49,
elevator; perfect fiat opening
books made TO order.
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Fine building for Rent,

The new cream brick building Second
AID Main. now occupied by MacCulsRy &
Go, VIII he for rent from April J Offices
IN oak. sile floor, IRE Proof vault. splendid
elevator four stories aua basement VIII
=, rented AZ a bargain. Union Trust Com.
many. rs Saulre-LatIme-
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF II
state of Washington for King cow
The WASHINGTON National Building ~
& Investment Association. o0Fn
ton, plaintiff, VS.. Martin o. Peter
Jennie Peterson. j. BidnfSad We1r<<
Asenath Baunton and William h
ton. her husband, and Isaac Crah<r&
defendants. Summons.
The state of Washington to the -
Martin q. Peterson. Jennie PeterscA II
Bidmead Wright, Asenath Baunton, ~
lam Baunton, her husband, and
Crabtree. defendants:
You are hereby summoned to 49,
within twenty t20} days after servtG8 +
this summons upon YOU. exclusive e
day OF service. and defend the abost RI
titled action In the superior court a r.
state OF Washington. for King St.
aforesaid, and answer the complainf
tine plaintiff. and serve a copy OF r.
answer upon the undersigned attornGT6l&
plaintiff, at their Office below stated
In case OF your failure so TO do jus<sS
viii be rendered against you accok
to the demand OF the complaint. NJ
will be filed with the clerk of said cQy
STRUDWICK & PETEHE *
Plaintiffs Attoruq
Postoffice address. 6l0 Bailey bui11
Seattle, King county, Washington.
To William Baunton: You are ~
notified that service OF this stIlnmof@
sought to be made upon you by puf
ton; that service will be completed
the publication of the same in the
paper for a period OF six tel conse
weeks. the first publication being
18th day Of February. 1895. and -
required TO answer within twea0
days after the date of the last r. ~
ton STRUDWICK & PEI
Attorneys for saE