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Highest Of all in Leavening Powe-Lates, u s. Govt Report
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

bile. Bot little trace Of them could be
found ami II isloniy potsl1lo that the
Villains will be caught.
Charlie arrived here the Sth aui the
funeral took place tho following day ai
.. ui. There were several speakers,
ana each spoke In the highest terms of
praise, which the young mhu July
mefited. The remains were followed
60 their lat resting place by the I'm.
menso crowd Of people oongfcgatrd
10 pay their parting respects g. the
young man who had found 10 many
friends wherever he was acquainted.
Ffancls Marion Allen, Jr., was born
Dec. 2ith, 1871, Rnd met his death
juno g2n1, 1896 His RENAME were
found Aug. 2ud.
This bureavod family have the heart
felt sympathy oi tho whole co mmpui
~ and many friends outaiie.
10 seems bar1 10 reconcile ourselves
o. the loss We have sustained. There
has gone from our midst loviDglbfoth
or, a Kind, d,utiiui son, n pheasant
companion, Ru exemplary young mau,
II IN sweet consolation 10 the Borrowing
parents that his life has been such az 1.
make him worthy " that better home
10 which no has gone. May the FathoI
who has taken him home comfort this
sore hearts lett 10 mourn. g. g.
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are two feathcrveights, krowu "a the
Colorado Rud Michigan Kids, here TO
do n preliminary btu'. The para
phernnlla lot uee u the contestants will
arrive here tomoffow.......Li Little
Larry johnson had thriliing expert
once lew days ugo which lie IL not
likely Or on TO forget. A crowd Of boys
were playing on n number OF cars
loaded with coal. The cnfH were on y
steep incline, and the boys irned with
the brakes causing the cars at Of c. to
start down the grade. All Jumped on
hut Larry and he hal 10 cling on for
his lie. The momentum was 90 great
that they Il " down the track around
curves anu on through the town, go.
ing seven miles in seven minutes.
There were teven cars and the young.
fter 10 ssvtn years oil. The exciled
residents stood bewildtrod ana awe.
stricken, net daring TO throw n ewllch
for fear " Instantly killing the hoy.
In few minutts the engineer bad
steamed up aud the train crew started
down the lima expecting 10 IND n
wreck and bring the liiolesa form Of
Larry back 10 his gtelvlng mother, tut
10 their great surprise and Joy they met
tho boy coming home on foot. He die.
played nerve aud featleasly said, ~
tried 10 put on the brake, hut che
wouldn't turn" Larry YVES brought
back and placed safely In his parents
charge ana tears Of 10y were shed upon
his arrival
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Oscar Eliasop.--A great deal OF In
ierest 10 being manifested In the per-
iormauces TO DO given Friday and
Saturday, Aug. 2sih and 20lh, NJ the
Theater by the clever magician, Ella
son. Tue box oflios opened this morn.
ing for the sale VI seats aud n very
satisfactory advance sale has thus far
been made.
Tho Presbyterian church was we'll
filled last night with - music-loving
audience, the occasiOn being concert
gotten up for the bent NJ OF the iuDd ior
purchasing . piano for the cnuTco.
The program uniored was worry
choice one and IL given bfl1w;
Reading, Inside tho Duomo. .... George Elliott
otto nauorbach.
Violin solo--
~ Kinawias, ,
b. Obcrtasl, '.,.. a..,. ,,;.'''''' 'heA"sA'
OTTO iihucruach.
Piano tOIn 90 lnhthktlh
fIaulein Elizabeth shioodeI, a..
Hsaa'hs' ''H'', oiio iisaef6ach ''''
Soprano solo, Ia stella ~ Acyadas...,, GLORIA
Aliss law T.. snyder.
heading. a slsterly schemo,.,Otto ilauerhach
Piano rOlo, rfeciota ..,,,... .,.... .s..,.
..,.,.,....... ffauioin hlifabeih HchtoedcI
'''''" '''''' otto iIiucr6uc6' -
Each uumbsr on the program was
we'll received ~ the tudionof, AM
hearty encoroa we're given anu respond
ed To-, Mr. Hauur0ach's Tevitiug aou
Miss Lily 5uydet's singing receiving
special attention.
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STATE NEWS.

Work on the foundation OF n $4,000
tcho1lhouse for Eureka was begun on
Monday,
Another rain and food visited
Eureka last week, but damage to prop
cry was light.
Tbs citizens OF Mammoth have de-
oiied 10 sell the old fcho0lhouse and
grounds for money to erect new
school building.
Pucr, Carbon county, Move; Both
hzlr Galloway ana Slim Day are
splsieutly very anxious TO have their
hght come OIL On the appointed date,
nul u now seems that postponemoni
hae been agreed upon. All the News
can CLEAN concerning the affair Ii that
me principals are In condition hut the
mana1efs are attempting 20 Mud n
suitable place for The ring 10 be
pitched DO that there will be- no Inter
ltfence. The time now set Tor tho en-.
sagement Ia week from tomorrow.
Snub MillbuTn has rot back anu ihefe
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4 new CAR COUPLER
N, Simple, Lile.SaVIug Invention Of
a Utah Man.
LOOKS LIKE A MONEY MAKER.
IA mt Applied For aud Allowed
Homo Company 10 b. Orgath d
and Inventor 10 TO last.

wooden model OF llio.saving,
automatic car.coupler, the Invention OF
Ismrs Pierce, a Utah man residing OF
gis south seventh West street, was
puusht 10 the NEWS editorial rooms
.oday, aud It's operations explained.
rae Invention Is simplicity ilseli, and
ike many other ingenious contrlv'
apcts, It causes one to wsndtr why 10
was not thought Of before.
ToA NEWS man Mt. Pierce said 1t
vas the result OF three years OF study
and WORK. He now believes It TO be
the beat coupler In the world and the
only one that absolutely remove. oil
danger 10 the brave fellows who follow
tallroading for livelihood. AZ stated
the coupler IL automalie aud easily
operaled either from the top or eide oi
The car. In using II there Ia no occas-
ion or necessity fof stepping between
ine cars at all. consists Of falling
tongue, the weight OF whicn Ia fifteen
POUNDS aud possosHed Of a strength
The i've times greater than
tho ordinary coupling link, q pocket.
like receptlcle And side and top bar
by which II 10 dropped ana raised.
ii ADJUSTS itself 10 n high and low car
~ readily rs II does 10 those OF equal
height, aud has ali the requisite "play"
for starting trains or rounding cufvee.
Altogether II sooms destined TO become
an important factor In railfoading anu
10 Iessonirg the dangers that pertain
thereto. Numerous railway mon have
alteady pronounced II marvellous
aud valuable Invention. A patent has
been applied for aud allowed,
A homo company will shortly be
organized for tho purpose Of putting
the coupler on the market. AZ soou
A. that II done Mr.. Pieioe will so eaat
with II And explain It's advantages to
prospective purchasers. The claim N
made for II that II complies with every
Congressional requirement, lo3EiEg
towards the safety OF railway am
ployet.
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OBITUARY.



HATCHER, Graham CO., Arizona, Aug.
lst, lsg0.-Lasl sunday We wero called 10
part with one Of our most esteemed
citizens, Morgan Henry Merrill, who has
boon quite uuwoll for several months.
About six weeks ago he was much
worse, aud asked for medical advice
nom Dr. Porter Ia great friend OF the
dCcoased) who told him he had an abcess
In tho lower part OF his bowels, which
proved TO be too true, aud so affected
other organs that his pains were unboar-
able, Everything was done for him that
could be-, but no had to succumb.
Brother Merrill was tho son OF Philo.
mon o., and Ann CYrena Dustlu Morrill,.
uo was born ON tho l7ih OF February,
1850, ut Salt Lake CITY; moved with his
parents 10 Morgan City In 1869, was
married NJ the age Of 10 TO Emma Perry;
In 1870 no moved 10 Soda Springs, aud
with bis father In 1872 he moved to Grouse
Creek, TOoele county; In 1881 no wont to
st. David, Ariz., whore his parents then
resided; In 1881 he was ordained bishop
OF tho 81, David ward, which position
no held until no was sot apart
second counselor TO the president OF tho
Stake. lie thon moved 10 Thatcher,
whore ho has resided ever since.
lie leaves wife, nino sons and one
daughter to mourn his loss. Ho was
kind and indulgont father TO his family,
and faithful aud energetic In all his
duties as one OF the presidency OF the
Stake. He has been, In connection,
with his noble father, a real pioneer and
has gained the loyo and respect Of all
that know him. lilo will DO greatly
missed. His faith In the Gospel and os-
pecially IN administering TO tho sick.
was very great Ito has been hard
worker, and shared In all tho trials inoi-
dent In settling now places.
There was % very largo attendance at
his funeral, large number nom all the
settlements around, Tho speakers were
EldorH VIM. Packers, Hubbard, WIN.
Johnssn aud Saml. ClaTidge, all Of whom
spoke In the highest eruis OF praise. The
agod father and mother OF deceased are
respectively 70 aud 70 years Of ago.
Father Merrill, who IA Of the Mormon
Battalion fame, il slill hearty and we'll,
full Of the Spirit Of the Gospel and doing
good work among the people.
SAMf.. CLARID0E.
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CaslOfia " uuiv marvellous thing
Tor children. Diniofa prescribe ",
medical Journals recommend 1t anu
more than n million mothers are use.
ing It In place OF phfegntic, Bateman'a
dfOps, so.oalled soothing sytups anu
other narcotic anu supplying temodiei
Caetoria 10 the quickest thiHg TO fegu.
lste the stomach ami bowels aud give
healthy sleep the world has ever seen
IL 10 pleasant 10 the taste anu absolu.
tely harmless. IL relieve constipation,
outlets pain, cutee dihfrl o'l and wind
cJlic, allays fevofishusss, deslfoys
wofmf, ami prevents o0nvulsiony,
tO1thes the child and gives II refresh.
ing ana natural sleep. CastorlA " tho
ehilJfen's panaota - the motheI's
friend.
Castotis is put up In one size bottles
only. IL ~ not sold IN lulk. Don't
allow anyone TO sell you anything
else on the rlst or promise that u N
''lust ne good' anu "will answer every
lufpuse." See That you get CAS-.
20 RIA.
"i WI EzHAZ1Zx ! w
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Idaho Weather aud Crops.

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho, August 20,
lss8.-The weather Of the week ending
Monday, August ?i.h was somewhat
cooler thaa the preceding week, with
unusually low night temperatures
light iTosts occurred on several nights
IN the more elevated districts but no
Injury to crops Ioiulted. Little or no
rainfall occurred In the northern sec.
ton but over the southern showers
were Of frequent occurrence; thunder.
storms aud heavy rain were general
over the eastern section on the aOlh
and 2ls,; the storms OF the latter date
were accompanied In many places BY
hail which did more or loso damage 10
grain aud other crops. In some local.
ities harvesting has beon retarded by
frequent showers, tut IN most oases
operations are well advanced; IN the
western section o large part Of The
crop hiss been thTeshed; the yields OF
the northern section are below the
average ON account OF continued
drought; In other parts OF the State tue
crop ID variable but generally above the
average. Potatoes are maturing In
excellent condition and large yield IL
expected; several shipments have
already been a Rde. Vegetables OF all
kinda are plentiful. The second crop
Of alfalfa was above the average and II
mostly In the stack; In tho latter die
iflcls where not mAtufod n good orop
10 indicated Fruit IL generally In
good condition anu ripenlng fast; IN
parts OF tue northern section hight
crop Ia reported.
ID. =. MOCALLUM,
Section Diftctc-
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junction CITY Jots.

Joseph Gotringe was arrested at Og'
den yesterday afternoon for violating
the game law,
Yesterday afternoon at Ogden an
electric cat ran Into Dr.. T. g..
Williamt's buggy, severely inluriug
the doctor about the head AMI back,
anu completely wfocking the buggy.
w. q. Berry, who shouted "Hutfah
toT Bryan and Socialism =" at the Nc.
kluley meeting at Ogden Saturday
night aud was nued $50 therefor, IN
seeking liberty under writ OF beaboas
c1tpue, ON the ground that no was
arrested without u warrant.
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rcnrn nn, ID arnna InnelIun.

Tnu annual c.fnivsi Ui Psacu Day,
September ., and 4, ava iis Aooom'
panying events anu ploasufe', prom
ito ne much eDi9yment 70 tbs Assem-.
tled thousands who annually attend
~ any past year In the history Of the
celebration VI the day. This In one Oi
the most IN que feslivale given IN any
part Of tho globe. Ia addition TO tue
peach ieasis, the program inolude'
bicycle fiCer, cowboy tournaments,
street pageAnts, oto. Rfuni trip rate
10 Gfand Junction only $500, On Sep
lamhnt La.
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LITERARY NOTE.

AlcClure's Magazine for September
hat ballad ny kipling, n thrilling
installmnnt OF Anthony Hopt's
"PhToson, dramatic sea story by
I n sailor, aud characteristic stories by
| Mrs. Sp0tiord aud Clinton Rose. More
/ Interesting than the ficiiOn, however,
are some OF tho gravor articles. Mr.
| Lowe Toc0llcrlluna OF hts nft.B'u1pnt
/ days In Paris ana Of the notable paint
eta whom ho came 10 know more or
! less Intimately there, Alrs. Mortou's
| Intimate account oi tue heroic labare
OF her husband DE-. w. 4. q. M0ftOu,
In overcoming Incredible prejudice
and obstruction and getting his hu'
name discovery OF arc lth6iia ptT.
feCted and introduced, hnd 70 Giving
painless surgery 20 the world; tie
vivacious, yet ~ m athletic account Of
tho painter Whiauer (that most lio'
turetque OF meDl ana his eccentric
ways and witty spsechts; anu Elz1.
beth Stewart Phelps's aOc3unt Of
her life down amOug tho Ulou.
cester flshVrmen,- OF these
are the very best OF good reading ~
their several ways. All are fully 81.
Illustrated with portraits ana other pic.
lures. Considering abiding value a.
well as lmmellAte lntftVatt tue ItNiuto
OF the number Ia Lincolu's "L8s
Speech" delivered at BloOmlngton IN
1865, it practically created tbs Repub.
lican party In Illinois. But the 10.
poTteTs were 30 absorbed In listening
that they forgot 10 report, aud the
speech was supposed until now TO be
lrfevocAbly Loot. Mr.. Joseph Medill,
editor Of the Chicago Tribune, who
heard the speech, introduces II with Hn
Interesting description OF the OCCASION.
Believing that much OF the incteas.
ing neglect OF family worship 10 due 10
the diiilcullys encountered In hastily
selecting passage OF scripture OF suit.
able devotional character, sylvAnue
Stall, ID. D., n careful Bible student
and the author OF several valuable
books, has prepared a volume Of 1906 90.
lections from the Bible for daily devo.
lions, anu the Flank d WagnAlls Com.
pany Of New York will publish the
same In n few days In neat dollar vol
ume. The selections are also for use In
tho chapel services OF colleges, the
opening devotions 10 tbs public SCHOOLS
aud for tne daily use OF Christian Eu.
deavofs and members OF other socie.
ties Of ytung pool 10.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rnrr-

Buy a 25c. Bottle Wolcoips "Paln.
painD Remedy and you will receive n
coupon which may ebtite you 70
either Handsome Jewelled Ring ~
Eloa ant Scarf PIN Free. spain Paiut'
cures Cstaftsh, Frvers aui all nchss
aud pain, aud l. "a Frcni In need"
All druggists sell a..
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TEACHERS. EXAMINATION.

rHuE ENAMtSATtuN uT TEAUuERs ToR
Il salt Lake county will BE- held in Uni.
yefaiy building Monday, August 30, NJ o Jl
O'Clock
osCAE VANCOTr.
County supcr.ntcn dent.
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Pleato remember tunt Friday, August
2sih, IL Mutual Improvement day nj
Saltaif j. sch, snd excursions viii be
the RIO Grst de Ncblofn Railway. a
special tiilii should DO made TO bring
all rerFors Interested Ia the Mutual
fail ~ come. a ssoc.nl train will
take Won h.HIa o. aafns .iubf.
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TNCUHsiON nAiE- CAsr
Via tho unlon Pacific.

To Milwaukee anu return, August
% ard 20, only $3.50.
Too shortest aud fastest line 10 oil
points east.
To b. Paul and return, Angus, 20
30, only 500.
For particulars call Mt city ticket
tiilco, gOl Main street.
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We are doing buslness in generous
wiz. Besides our urlze grab boxes
this weeh We are giving 10 our custom.
ers who purchase 25c. or over Of goods
q Tree ticket 10 the Ejlonn phonoRrsph
parlots, where you can te entertained
ut our expense.
WALKEV BROS. DRY GOoDs Go
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Tho direct line 10 Kansas city, 81
Louis aud Atlantic seaboard, IL via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
ears, and all connections inside In
Union depois In tho day time. II you
are golng Eaai and care for daylight
ride through tho gtandsat scenery Of
the Rocky Mountains en- route, see
that your ticket reads vic Missouri
Pacific Railway. ElcgGnt chair cars
positively free 10 holders Of regular
lfnln tickets.
II. u. KOOsER, G. y. & p. A.,
Il Moflan Block, Salt Lake CITY.
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FOR A FEW CENTS ANY PERSON
CAN OBTAIN A SUPPLY TO SEND
ABROAD TO FRIENDS. AND THESE
SILENT MESSENGERS FREQUENTLY
PREACH THE GOSPEL AS EFFEcTU-
ALLY AS MISSIONARIES. TRY 1T
BY BUYING SOME AND MAILING
10 YOUR FRIENDS ABROAD.
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"&<MAHzZ8< d iiii5
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
Comfort to California.

Every Thursday afternoon a tourist
sleeping IA for Salt Lake City, San
Francisco and Los Angeles leaves
Omaha and Lincoln via tho Burlington
Route. 1t is carpeted; upholstered in
rattan; has spring seats and backs and
is provided with curtains, bedding,
towels, soap, etc, An experienced eX-
cursion conductor and uniformed Pull
man porter accompany it through to
the pacific coast. While neither as ex-
pensively finished nor AS fine to look at
as Il palace sleeper, it is just as good to
ride in. Second class tickets are
honored and the price of a berth, wide
enough and big enough for two, is only
o.. For a folder giving full particu-
lars, call AT the nearest b, 4 NJ. Il, X.
ticket office, Or, write to j Francis,
General Passenger Agent, Burlington
Route, Omaha, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
LEGAL NOTICE.
State of Nebraska -.

State of Nebraska l
Webster County 4"
In the County Court of the said County of
Webster.
In the matter Of the estate of james Ewes, de
ceased.
Now on the 23d day uf November, 1890. came
/ u. tolviu, administrator Of said estate and
praNs for lcnNc 10 render n final report rs admin
istrntur ut snld estate and that said report be
supplemented aud HmcndatOry to the report
heretofore filed In 'hc County Court Of said
county on the 2Stn day Of October, lSS1. ana To
said estate.
It Is therefore ricrcd that the ?ath day of
December, 1870. NJ ~ O'Clock II. m, nt my Office
IN Red cloud, De fixed us the time ana place for
exam ming and allowing such report And the
heirs of said deceased aud all persons interested
in said estate, are required To appear AT the time
and place 81 designated. and show cause. IL
such exists, why said report should not Ice al.
lowed. ANE. DUrry,
Inupty Ipl.n
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
PTBLICdTION or SUMMONS.
CASE & MoNIrJ. ATTORNEYS.


In the District court Of the Tenth judicial
District IN Hud for Webster county. Nebraska.
Rylaud billiard Bedford.
Plaintiff,
illiHm =. CARRIER. Wine.
ircde CARRIER his wife, y.
;. IIarwood whose full
first name II unknown,
aud Bernard McNeny,
Defendants. I
william seward Gnrber above named ~ de
PENDANT will take notice that on the 10Th day of
November. 1896. ! filed my petition In the above
entitled court against him implicated with
other defendants the object and prayer of
which are for the setting aside OF "A certain
transfer of the following real estate, to witt:
Lot number seven a. In section number nine
90 In township one ~ In range eleven ~
west OF the sixth principal meridian In Web
ster county, Nebraska. made 10y Wiucfrcde
CARRIER To- bernard MCNcuy on the gSth day of
August. 1879, and the SubjCCtion q! said real
property To sale under execution issued out of
said court against your property on n Judgment
IN my favor against You rendered In Snii court
nj the september lNH6. term thereof; and fur
Their praying that the following property to wit;
lot twenty one eel In block thirty one l3l.) of
rHskH. he declared 10 be- Your property and that
y. :. nHrwood In whom the title now stands of
record he dcCrpcd ~ have no interest therein
anu that same may bc subjected to sale under
said execution above described. You arp re-
qnircd to answer said petition on or before the
2lst day of December. 1870. or the same will be
taken rs true and decree rendered accordingly.
RYLAND DILLARD BEDFORD.
Plaintiff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25

Notice Is hereby given thAt uudornud by virtue
of un order Of snlc issued from TIE office uf il.
HG.',.. l,,.k Dtihy Hi.'r.t. Iua,tu %: fup I"uin
J%uiiCII District. wit. iu uud for webster county.
Nebraska, upon % decree iu uI action rc'dIug
the elm, wherein lriuu itI.J Company a. New
! orl. Trustee. b. I%lniutitl mud again Lender
J Lpckridgc aud Emma y. ioCkridgc
defendants shall oIcr for sale ut public vcuduc
To the highest hidlrrt rcu'h Ia hand. atthe east
door Of the court huusc. NJ Red cloud. IN said
v e.. si,i county, -chrlsku. Chat being Tie
building wherein the last term ~ said court
wa huldeul on the IN dUy of JnuI nry. A. u.
1885,. Mt ore O'Clock ~. m. of said dr.. the follow
Ing described property, tUwit:
southeast quarter Of section thirty iiSO (Eg,
township one % north of range ten 400 west
OF the 9Th i. VI. In Webster county. Nebraska.
, Given under my huud this 81 day Of Dcccm.
Der. a. u. 1896.
j. W. RuScnEY, sheriff.
j. =. lfImNM. IlninIih'e AiInrmrN-
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-12-25
STlLLWATER

Fine Weather for husking corn. Sew
eral have finished.
Geo. Barns and wife attended church
ut Eckley last Sunday.
Charley Anderson has returned after
an absence of over agar.
Mrs. Il. J.. Christy has a very sore
finger, the result of . felon.
Una Vance recently returned from
Kearney after a pleasant visit with rel.
atives.
Susie and Bessie Spracher, Emily
Ogilvie and Mable Wells are home
from Red Cloud to spend the holidays,
Ben Crozler and wife of Seattle,
Washington, who are spending the
winter with relatives here and neal
Superior, are in this vicinity at pres
cnt.
MACK.