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PERSONALS

Frank A. Christmas, the far-famed com.
mercial traveller, is in the city and is
making his headquarters at the Holen-
beck. He is the only Christmas that
comes more than once year.
J. Ross Jackson. who few years age
was newspaper man and city editor OF
the Examiner. is in the city to do La
Fiesta. Mr.. Jackson has left the journal.
istic ranks and is now capitalist.
Peter Harvey. general coast agent OF
the Baltim ore and Ohio road, is in the
city. Mr.. Harvey is one of the best
known railroad men on the coast and
will remain until after the Fiesta
The arrivals at Hotel Ramona include
Mrs. J. W. Dawson and Miss Dawson of
Riverside; j. +. Musser and s. Bowley.
San Francisco; r. n. Leahy and wife,
Chicago, and G. A. TAFT, San Diego.
General G. A. Jones. of Mt. Vernon. o..
uncle OF J. r. Blanchard. deputy street
superintendent, is visiting his sister in
law, Mrs. Blanchard. on East Twenty
ninth steeet. and will remain during til c
Fiesta General Jones was iorme iy
president of the Cleveland, Akron and
Columbus Railroad Company.
W. II. Burke well known journals st
of Chicago, is in Los Angeles, represent
ing the Times II Herald of the Windy City
He is specially identified with the home
seeker bureau, recently established by
that paper Mr.. Burke will write up the
Fiesta and also some of the natural at
fractions of Southern California.
Thomas w. Ryley. the able manager of
Emily Bancker, is at the Hollenbeck and
is busy arranging for his star 5 appearances
at the Los Angeles Theater tomorrow
night. Mr.. Ryley says: Our original
dates were the 22d, 23d and 9th. but on
receiving a wire from Mr. Wyatt, | was
successful in changing my time SO as to
play here tomorrow and Sunday evenings.
We will still keep our original dates and
play return for three nights" They
tell me Miss Bancker is a very beautiful
wonian?" "Yes; many think she is the
bandsomest woman OH the stage. Her
play. Our Flat, has been great success in
San Francisco. at the California Theatcr."
Mr.. Ryley arrived in the city Yesterday
morning and notice but few preparations
for La Fiesta. Last night he thought the
wand of u magician had touched the city
it is so bright with colors, and is con-
graduating himself on having Il good
show in a ureat CITY
The herald., 1895-04-12

THE HOTELS

Now isAthe time when the hotel clerks
are earning their salaries. At all the
houses in town there is rush, uut moth
ing like what there will be about the tirs
of the week
| Chief Clerk Jenkins, anticipating this
| rush of business, went off to the country
for week to recuperate. Yesterday he
was back at his post in the Hollenbeck
trying to figure out how he could put 10(
guests in fifty rooms and satisfy every
body. Perhaps if he followed the ordinary
rules OF arithmetic he would not be very
successful, but hotel clerks, at least good
ones, have a system OF mathematics pc
culiar to the profession.
Among the arrivals yesterday was j.
Ross Jackson of San Francisco. Mr..
Jackson is one of the oldest newspaper
men in the state. one of the best, and
very probably the most popular one. His
fame does ct rest alone on his Journals
tic abilities. There are very few men in
the world who know know how to order a
dinner better than Mr.. Jackson and but
few who can make a cleverer speech after
the dinner is eaten. AS a concocter Of
gin cocktails he is wonder and as a
good fellow he is unsurpassed.
F With him on the Santa Rosa was" Bit
Langdon. u theatrical. manager of some
note. Bill--nobodv ever think OF calling
him anything else--is famous all over the
coast.
Vim. Garner. the Mumm man of San
Francisco is in the party and SO is Mr..
Hughes, who was at one time Superin-
tendent of construction of the city hall of
San Francisco.
Dave Eiseman, known all over the
western country as a pool auctloneer, ar
rived on the Santa Rosa.
The party had not been in town ten
minutes before they were covered with
Fiesta badges.
At the Westminster are Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Jaynes of San Francisco. Mr..
layncs is coast manager for the Weste
Union.
MRS.. Z. Percival of New York, Frank
Fl. Banks of Philadelphia and J. II.
Piersburg and wife OF Denver are at the
Westminster.
f. ID. Sachs the we'll known horseman
Of San Francisco. is at the Nadeau.
Captain Jack de st. Huber of San Fran
cisco registered at the Nadeau.
Morgan W. Backusson, San Francisco's
ex.postmaster, is in the city.
James Swinnerboy the Examiner beau
artist will arrive today. Mr.. Swimmer
boy is the glass of fashion and the world
OF fern and he promises to spring some-
thing on the Los Angeles public in the
way of raiment that will make Mr.. Jim
KIRK, king OF the dudes. look like
farmer.
The herald., 1895-04-12
IN SOCIAL LIFE

Muchsinterest has been manifested this
year in; entering private turnouts for e
Div de Los Flores parade for la Fiesta.
and, the names are coming in very fast to
the floral committee from Pasadena and
surrounding towns for entries. Folio "
inelare the names of few Los Angelcnos
who viii enter the lists:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Ford, fouy-in-hand
'.break will be in lavender and smilax.
Their guests who will drive with them,
are NJ SIS. Rose. Miss Mabe! Rose Miss
Mary Gray, Miss Robson, Miss Louise
Robson and Mr.. Tracy.
Captain Banning coach will be deco
rated entirely in white amt green, in the
style Of. the time OF Louis XVI. The
iaTies' costumes will be after designs of
the.S same period. The white satin reins
will be handled by Captain Banning him
self. Hugh w. Vail and John Austin
will act as footmen. The ladies' who will
ride one the coach are Mrs. Hugh w. Vail,
Mrs. E Silent, the Misses Ida.f May and
Mary Banning. the Misses Susie Patton,
Weiemeyer. Grace Cole, Jennie Dorsey,
Sargent, the Misses Edith and Ramona
Shorb. the Misses Carrie Waddilove, Ma
tilda Jones and Cornelia Hamilton of
Santa Monica.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w, Burnett will enter
their two horse carriage and will. be ac-
c6mpanied by A. NJ. Ozmund and Roy
Ozmund--dccoration white and green.
Mrs. J.. HI. +. Peck and Mrs. +. Braun
will drive phaeton.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Harris of New York will
drive with the Misses Ryan in their I
cart. hv
I.ud Zobel has entered his small wagon
cite and pony-the color scheme to be en-
tifely white. The ceachmen uniform ed
in white and gold will drive Master and
Miss Rose H6ffman--nephew and nlece
OF Mr. Zobel
F. K. Rule will ride his black horse
which will have heavy collar OF white
carnations, the reins and sadule will be
covered with the same flowers. His two
s6nswi]l'ride their ponies decorated i'll
the same style with the exception OF the
Hewefs: one will be msrigolds the other
pink daisies. ,,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Francis carriage
ana Horses will be handsomely decorated
in. pink and white.
Mr.. H. S. Potts-One horse surrey.
L. Z. Ogden-Four-in-h hand.
DIR. A. L.. ouchet-Brougham.
aFoll1wing is a small list of people who
have kindly promise flowers: DR.. 4. A.
Prayer, +. X. Rnle, Mrs. Isabelle Lacy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Burdett Chandler, A. l..
Patrick. Mr.. ana Mrs. j. S. Ward, Mrs.
4. b. Lewis, Mrs. H. Newmark, Mrs. |,
N.syan Nuys. Mrs. A. Glassell. Mrs. +.
Hollen beck Mr.. and Mrs. Walter b.
Cline. Mrs. W. P. Mcintosh. L. HeTtzog,
J.fF. Cosby, W. w. Robinson.
The herald., 1895-04-12
New Society Formed

The ladies who are interesting them
selves in the newly formed Polytechnic OF
Los Angeles met on Wednesday morning
in the Polyclinic rooms, 337 North Main
street, whore tney formed a society for
the purpose OF assisting the doctors in
the good work. they have undertaken
Mrs. Margaret Hughes was elected presi-
dent and Mrs. s. A. Eisen secretary.
Ths following is a partial list of the lady
patronesses: Mines. Margaret Hughes,
O: NJ. Severance, 7. d. Stimson. Dwight
Whitney, D. G.. Stevens, T. B. Brown. Es
H. Moore S.A. Eisen,' Bowles, RAIDER,
Allen, Davidson, Prayer, Potter. Posey,
McIAich, Slauson, Mckinley. Seymour
Cochran, OTIS; Misses E. c. Mccullough.
Susie Patten, Denton.
The herald., 1895-04-12
Almond Blossom
Complexion Cream

What is more beautiful than
the soft, dimpled, rose-leaf
cheeks of apreclous little baby?
Every woman will gladly, ad-
mit-nothing. What would
you give to have just such a
complexion? | can distinctly
hear the echo of every Wo-
mans answer-everything |
possess. Now, my dear friend,
let ME tell you a little secret
that is not generally known.
Nine. Yale's Complexion Cream
will give you just such COM
plexion as babies have. Clear
pink and white, fine-gralned
and beautiful-just such COM
plexions as inspire the divine
feeling of love and make sweet
hearts and husbands yearn for
the tempting kiss. Nine. Yale
attributes the beauty of her
complexion to the constant use
of this delicious cream. Her
fame has been heralded from
ocean to ocean by all the lead
ing newspapers of the world,
which publicly declare her to be
the most beautiful woman on
earth.
Yale's Almond Blossom
Cream IS PURE. 1t is cleansing,
healing and refreshing. Try a
jar and be convinced and beau
titled at the same time. Price
S1.OO. For sale by druggists
and dealers everywhere or
NINE. YALE Temple of Beauty, i46
State street, Chicago.
The herald., 1895-04-12
( Stockholders Meeting.


NOTICE Is.HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Board OF Directors of the Hesperia Land
and Water Company has, ny resolution duly
passed on the 18th day. Of January. 1895,
IRIS of said = company to meet
on Tuesday, April 23d. 1895, at O'Clock
I'm. at the office OF the company, being room
geles Los Angeles county, state OF California;
said place OF meeting being the principal place
said meeting of the stockholders of said cur.
poration is called for the purpose of consider.
ing the propriety OF creating bonded indeb:-
edIess of the said corporation Tor the sum or
amount of 100000 tinety thousand dollarsI,
the payment OF said Indebtedness to be secured
by mortgage or deed OF trustupon the properfy
OF the said corporation. 1t is further orde red
that the foregoing order be published in III [,
Herald, q newspaper published in Los Angeles
City, Cal, as provided by law.
4 79 S. II. MOTT.
Secretary Of said Corporations
Dated this 2lst dsyof February, 1903.
The herald., 1895-04-12
The South Gate Social Club

The South Gate Social Club gave their
second entertainment last light in the hall
corner Main and Thirtieth streets. Cards
and dancing were the features of the even
ing interspersed with the following:
sRecitation-M Gray
6ol0,. loves Sorrow-Mr. ,Brant
Recitaiion--Mr Barnes
Solo. Non e Ver-Mrs. Prescott.
Violin sco--A. W. Cleaver.
Recitation, The Debating Society - Miss
Allen 81.
Recitation, Cleon and Mrs. Sherwood.
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day evenings, when Mrs. Musgraye' $
comedy hit Our Flat will be presented
Itis saId to be one of the rare treats OF
theseason, and genuinely great and de-
serving, success. 1t is now enjoying quite
along run. at the Stand theatef. London,
where it has reached nearly its s00th per
formance. twas first produced in Amer
ica by Daniel Frohman at the Lyceum
tKeater. New York, whore it played 100
consecutive nights to enormous business.
Our Flats. in nutshell, is one OF the
most amusing and cleyerly put together
plays of the kind seen in years. The in
reduction of high-class numbers will be
sieature Of the performance. TIE scenery
will be new and novel while the costum-
ing will, foreshadow anything seen in
some time The cast speaks for itself
includes Tom Ricketts,. T. II. Ryley,
GecrFe W. Parsons, w; H. Wallis. Mar on
vsn Courtland. Lee Jarvis, vesta yerno
and others.
The herald., 1895-04-12
VIII Try to Cure Her

Lulu Dormer, who would no doubt be
very charming young woman il it were
not for her unfortunate habit of taking
cocaine and several other disagreeable
traits, was sentenced TO $50 days in the
city Jail yesterday for vagrancy Lulu,
whc has been pretty nearly dead several
times. has been spending the last week CT
two in the city prison. and during all
that tire has been shrieking as loud as
she could because nobody would give her
any cocaine. She was given long term
of Imprisonment with the hope that a
cure might be effected.
The herald., 1895-04-12
PROBABLY TOOK STRYCHNINE
An Unknown Han's Body Found at EIysian
's'- Park

Late yesterday afternoon the body Of a
man was found lying face downward un-
der a clump of willows at Elysian Park
His fingers were dug into the earth and
there was every indication that he had
died in commissions probably caused by
strychnne poisoning. Coroner Campbell
was unable to find any papers on his
body giving clue, to his identity. els
apparently an Italian, about AZ years OF
aye
The herald., 1895-04-12
EbclI Society

The current events section of The Ebell
Society met at the residence of Mrs. Dean
Mason yesterday morning. The meeting
was a:particula ly interesting one. Mrs.
pr.iCochran gave a graphic description
of apti-toxine cure. Mrs. John Vusburg S
subject was the Lives of Wort John
Biaeky, Edwin Pasba., Mrs. J. u. Foster
read a. parer upon Lord Randolph
Churchill and the Duke of Argyle. Mrs.
Dean Masonss subject was \ Resume uf
the Fifty third Congress.
The herald., 1895-04-12
ADJUSTMENTS

LOS ANGELES THEATER = Emily
Bancker. and selected company of artists,
known as the lending opponents of pol
ished comedy on the American stage
who have Just made such an immense hit
at.the California theater, San Francisco,
play an engagement tomorrow and Sum
The herald., 1895-04-12
New Suits

Helen G. Reber yesterday sued Edwin
A. Reber for divorce on the ground OF
desertion.
Gardner e. Zellner sued John r. Jones
for the recovery of certain personal prop
erty or $475 and $50 damages.
The herald., 1895-04-12
Here and There

Mrs. L. B. Renting and daughter left
today for. the East.
Company G. Seventh Infantry, will give
Alpublic ''hard rimes' ball this evening.
Prizes viii be given for the most unique
hard times costumes.
The seventh session of the Woman S
Parliament of Southern California will be
held in the Grace NJ. L. Church. Santa
Barbara, May Ist and ID.
Mrs. Evert Van Ness Smith left Wednes-
day for a short visit TO her former home,
Duluth, MINI, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Lewis Weber.
"A special sale OF fine stationery at 233
South Spring street, branch of The Whe-
don q Xnhh ca -.
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That Cures

.EDEE have, cured thousands aad can
YOU do, OF Emissiors, lmpotency, Nervous bei
pility. Varicocele and Shriiiken Parts, caused
BY self-abuse, by .imple remedy which cured
"a any sufferer Address, with stamp. DAVID
b. EMME1, Box $40. Englewood. III.
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Notice to Creditors
ATE OF LILLE WALLACE RARHAM.

ESTATE f OF LILLE WALLACE bAkHAA,
Notice is hi reby given by the undersigned.
executor ofth will of Lille Wallace Bnrham,
having claims against the said decea,e ed, TO ex-
hibit them with the neeess.ry vouchers within
four months after the first publication OF this
notice to the said executor ut his fhce, 34S NJ
Main ST. in the city OF Los Angeles, county OF
Los Angeles, state Of California, the same be-
ing the place for the transaction OF the ousi-
mes OF said estate
Executor of the will Of Lille Wallace Barham.
deceased. Do
Los Angeles. Cal. April 5. 1893
The herald., 1895-04-12
Coming by Sea

SAN FRANCISCO. April u.-Passen
gers on the steamer Co S Bay for Los An
geles: A. J. Brehen, William Euseth, r
S. Church, r. H. Battle, Mr.. ard Mrs. J
X. Sturgeon and child. and five steerage
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PERSONAL.

James Coa6ley visited friends at Ash
land yesterday.
Daniel Duffy, of ST. Clair, spent this
afternoon in town,
Major Heber S. Thompson paid a visit
to town this morning.
james Champion has decided to move
his family TO scranton.
DR.. j. G. Biddle, of Fountain Springs,
was visitor to town today.
j, ]. Reilly aud NJ. j. Muldoon trans
acted business at the county seat yester.
day.
Mr. 6. w, Phillips has returned to his
home in Philadelphia after visit to
friends here.
Mrs. i. E. Bowman and Mrs H. G.
Bogar, of Millersburg, are guests of Mrs
G. G, Clauser.
The family of Frank Starr, of West
Coal street, has been increased by the
arrival of a son.
Misses Name McCabe and Bella Leary
of Mahanoy City, were the guests of Miss
Della Grady last evening.
Inspector of immigration j. J. Mona
CHAN arrived in town yesterday to vist
his family and see the new arrival, Z
daughter.
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Strouse for stick pins.
Our Souvenir.

The HERALD has gone to considerable
expense and labor to issue souvenir
edition of the -eper on the 2sth inst. 1t
is intended.to reflect the past history of
Shenandoah, with it's present status i'll
the commercial and manufacturing
world, and full account of the progress
made by the enterprising citizens. So far
the paper has received but little en-
couragement from the representative
citizens, or industries. Without them
the edition cannot be what it was origi-
nally intended and lack of support to
an industrial edition of a newspaper can
not fail to make a poor impression upon
the minds Of those who are on the watch
for enterprising towns. We have two
banking institutions, half dozen or
more manufacturing concerns, and scores
of business men and to go TO press
without having them represented
in the souvenir will almost be
like producing the play of Hamlet"
without the title role. Should such be
the result the HERALD will not be at
fault. 1t cannot afford to insert fulsome
praise of any establishment when it is
not deserving, nor can it go to heavy
expense for the benefit of manufactured 5
and business men when they stand idle
and Indifferent TO their own interests
The outside public will measure Shenan
doah enterprises by the appearance OF
this industrial edition. The HERALD will
do its share with excellent book paper
the highest priced ink, excellent hall
tone cuts and first-class workmanship il
every particular. This is all that can bt
expected of it. The business people mus
do the rest.
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Stroase for breaches.
The Borough can Stand ii.


What costly adjournment that was
of our Council last week, At the ad-
journed meeting held Tuesday evening,
the treasurer's report of moneys received
during the month of April was read,
and it shows that there is balance of
Sl7, sos 5s in the treasury. Then T j.
James, wanted to know why, with that
amount in the treasury, a note had been
given the Jeanesville Iron Works Com
pany for ninety days, to the amount Of
some $4,000, and the borough obliged to pay
some $4,000 or more as interest on it.
Had the meeting been finished last
: Thursday evening this report would have
been read and the water committee would
have known what was in the treasury
and could then have paid the bill and
saved the interest There are certainly
some bright committee, in Council
"Dick" Morgan in Mahanoy City Record,
Councils way of economizing is a model
one-saving at the spigot and leaking at
the bunRhole.
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TO CONTROL THE READING.
Stock Of the Company Passing 10 a
New YORK Syndicate.

Stock Of the Company Passing 10
New York Syndicate.
According to current reports the Phila-
delphia and Reading Railroad Company
is soon to be taken out of the hands of
Receivers and reorganized. 1t is rumored
that a syndicate has been formed to secure
control of the Reading Company by
purchasing majority of the stock, and
in this way take hand in the settlement
of the coal trouble. 1t is said in New
York that the syndicate is composed of
number of prominent gentlemen who are
connected in an official way with the
leading railroad and coal companies in
this section of the country. This reor-
ganization, however, it is said will not be
by any means so drastic as is generally
thought necessary. In Philadelphia the
idea seems to be that about SEQ, ,000, 900 is
needed to put the property on its feet.
The point, however, about the present
situation is, that il the plans of the new
powers in the coal trade are realized and
prices of coal advanced appreciably as it
is intended they shall be, Reading will be
solvent as far as payment of its absolu
tely fixed charg, is concerned As far
as the floating debt of the company goes
the Reading has good deal more than
one dollar of assets for every dollar of
liabilities and the stock need not be
assessed at all to take the company out
of receivers hands.
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NUGGETS OF NEWS.

A wind storm swept over the northern
part of California, doing considerable dam
age in the fruit section.
In fight between strikers and non
union hod carriers in st. Louis two non
unionists were badly beaten.
The strike of furnace men at the share;
and Sharpsville furnaces, near Sharon
Pa, ended in victory for the strikers.
President Traynor, of the national Amer
Ican Protective association, advocates the
establishment of headquarters at Wash
lngton
There is no truth in the statement thai
the boiler makers of Cleveland contem
plate another strike on the strength O
their recent victory.
While Constable Green was attempting
80 arrest Milt Harper at Wampo, Ark, he
vas shot at by Harper, and in the fight
5bnt ensued both We're killed.
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strouse tor musical instruments.

Mr.. D. P. Davis. prominent liveryman
and merchant of Goshen, Va, has this to
say on the subject of rheumatism: II
take pleasure in recommending Chamber.
lain's Pain Balm for rheumatism, as
know from personal experience that II
will do all that is claimed for it. A year
ago this spring my brother was laid up IN
bed with infiammatory rheumatism and
suffered intensely. The first application
of ChamberlRin's Pain Balm eRsed the
pain and the use Of one bottle completely
cured him. For sale by Gruhler Bros
Druggist
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Good mothers use Luks' Syrup.
Sreclal Rates to Wllliamsrort.

The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
offers a special rate of $3.50 from Shenan-
doah to Williamsport, Pa, and return on
account of the annual meeting of the
Knights of Golden Eagle. Tickets will
be sold May 11th to 18th, good to return
May 1S,h, 1895, on card orders. This is
an extremely low rate and our local
lodges will do we'll to see the agent of the
Lehigh Valley before arranging else.
where. m1217-2J
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True Home Enterprise.

Every citizen of Shenandoah is pc.
cuniarily interested in the success of
home enterprise. The Columbi Brewing
Company have their wagons and harness
made here and buy everything they use
and is produced in the town, of home
dealers. They employ in their brewery
people that live in the borough and keep
their money at home. Not only that
they turn out the finest beer, porter and
Weiss beer that can be produced.
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Strouse's watch charms are elegant and
reasonable in price.
Rudyard Kipllng to Revisit India.

Rudyard Kipling to Revisit India.
Much interest will be felt by the public
in the return of Rudyard KiplinE to
India He has just agreed to furnish a
regular contribution to The Cosmopolitan
Magazine for the coming year, beginning
his work upon his return to India. India
has never been critically considered by
such pen as Kip!ing's, and what he will
write for The Cosmopolitan will attract
the widest attention, both here and in
England. Perhaps the most beautiful
series of pictures ever presented OF the
Rocky mountains will be found in a
collection of fourteen original paintings,
executed by Thomas Moran for the May
Cosmopolitan. To those who have been
in the Rockies, this issue of The Cosmo'
politan will be souvenir worthy of pre-
servation. This number contains fifty
two original drawings, by Thomas Moran,
Oliver Herford, Dan. Beard, H. NJ. Eaton,
F. G. Atwood, f. o. Small, f. Lix, j. H.
Dol ph and Rosina Emmett Sherwood,
besides six reproductions of famous re-
cent works of art, and forty other inter-
esting illustrations-nine in all.
Though The Cosmopolitan sells for but
fifteen cents, probably no magazine in the
world will present for May so great a
number of illustrations specially designed
for its pages by famous illustrators. The
fiction in this number is by F. Hopkinson
Smith, Gustav Kobbe, w. Clark Russell
Edgsr w Nye, and 7. G. Crawford.