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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-07
Verm0nt's Healer. =.

The Greenfield. Mass correspo, de-, I
of the II. raid wr,t.s ,,n,,,r !, regent
,ia,. as folio s: bradley G.. Newell. tne
Village blacksmith of Jackson, ill,..
V. hose Re, orted mary.lo IL no . or
10, b aling b> The iavjpg on of hands
has Aiven INN ,ides tead r,.puta,i N
came 40 Greenfield his m ring AMI
is quart red at o eof The i.adi, b teis.
wbe,z ne l,il remain f,,, thra.. davs IL,
at, mot Ills cures ON all WIN, conn. IN
tin,.
He drove fir I'M his home in Verm
. Sh. uru. Fall is NOR, ing. and
C me lroai ID t viiIag, TO GreenneId n
b ,.n,s.
ATS Ne bar Falls he treat d ab inf
so people, aud n he r in n wa iu.
o,tu I'd by a.s u.,,s, u,xer, his IN
fiues,ce upon then.
Atm. n t here crowd of ri,
80 vas NaiIi o. for Newell. uanv Inv
i . come from Snr,uefield A hol
Nori ham, to,, a al ,Iher citi.. in wes, 4,
ern A,ns,t.c sets.
n ia lew y alL4d with crutches and
some had - h he,, ed
All t,iis di-,Iay Wa made over a
yre.C awkward Yanle,. hIacks,,i, n
wh Ie th.n a nnu,h aun was nm.
..,,,,wu r. fame a. TIE NEAREST nj d,ter
AIthe aIr,-rnoop Newell .aseugaoed
IN lr1ati,,o h. nstients FIR tin. f;Tst
lime in his ,.reer h.. charg.d 80 for
h & services 10 Ihn... u IN were ale RI
,,ay Inf This .ve,,inu ne ,re,,red ABOUT
=, ,.,'zan t.er.ons !, h are in str.it.n, Il
circumstances free ofcnar,e =
Haireated nro ,a,,lv 100 nennle TODAY
NV If nm rr,,mine,r cIt,z.ns If
Fr.nk lin ,orntv mo yyera b.lnad
viii, ,.tbe,s on .wov disc ..;nI..d
Jnhn Usvden If Atho, ,.srai tic
~ ni... If Ia. lattar :, hill. q q Cr,na
of s r;ngii, Id ~ h,se legs we're mar.
aiv2a,i WIS cu,ed ann,rentlv in Ave
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-07
LONDONDERRY.

: The Dram attic Club are 10 have an enter
tainfnent soon.
Mrs Katherine Wood and Mrs. DR.. Wood.
ward are on the sick list.
f"mil, named Watson from Sunderland
hare moved into the Mary Emmons' house.
About twenty five couples attended the
ride of the Unversalist society last Friday.
The Matthew wilkins homestead is to be
sold ut auction to.day by the executors of
his estate.
ID. w. Marden is to move his family to
Springfield, Mass, where he Is now ut work
ON the electric cars.
The town reports show the present indebt-
ednesS of he town to be - 59s o. cost OF re.
pair ny highways, s20t4.95; schools, including
tex books, sup lies and repairs 50, 005.05
school books q suppress ST4S,95.
Y. ). Wait, II prouiinenl citizen, died at his
home last Saturday aged 80. The deceased
was u son or Esquire Wait, VIII died about
two years ago at the advanced ag-, of gS
ye rs He has been deputy sheriff for many
years and held prominent town offices.
Some, three " ars ago he suffered "a partalytic
shock and has been gradually fall since.
He leave wife and one son, A. b. Wait, of
Des MOiues, Iowa.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-07
The New Fitchburg Division Office.

The Fitchburg road, progressive and
always alive to the interests of its patrons,
made a commendable move when it decided
to build a new division Office at this point.
The new building, while not pretentious, is
neat, handy and well adapted for the pur-
pose intended. 1t is now completed, and
is building 1896 feet, well located, well
heated and ventilated At the outside
entrance is small room for the use of the
public, facing which is the desk occupied
by the cashier, George |. Whitney. At
the left is the cosy Office of the general
superintendent, W. F. Perley. In the
rear are desks that in the course of a week
will be occupied by w. A. Brown. night
clerk; c. F. Cotton, in charge of through
freight accounts. with assistants George A.
Andrews and w A. Brown; A. A. Nc
Carthy, billing clerk; and c. w. Broder-
lex, tracing clerk.
One year ago last November the work
of the division agent and the local agent
was consolidated. and MIR. Perley, the pop
ular and efficient superintendent, now has
charge of all the business of the Fit.hburg
road at this point with the exception Of the
passenger traffic which is looked after by
HI. G. johnson, who is passenger agent for
the three roads centering here.
The Fitchburg purposes to spare no
pains in giving its patrons here first class
service both in freight and passenger facil-
if;as
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-07
WESTM, IRELAND DEPOT.

Mrs. l.. A Mahogany is n the sick list.
Earl arren is suffering attack of the
Grippe.
ISIS Edith Al,lIich is home from L, j.
Chickerihg' where she has been ut work for
the past week
a rev rom this why attended noyt'e
g, Content, Woman" at Bellows Falls
Monday evening.
The low lands long the river are more or
freshet, Will. all the roads are wa he'd out
and some of them are impossible.
At the annual school meeting Thursday
DR.. j. A. Craig was elected a member of the
bo rd of education for three years; Willard
Bill, clerk a, treasurer; Clinton c. Hall
auditor; 4. L. Minis, M 'derator.
Fred Graves with the help of neighbors
worked all day sunday ling hay and grain
and stock from his ,arns to place wheI g
the river did It reach. j. p. Holnes
moved som of hi, up to Mrs. Ross
until the water subsidized.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-07
Electric Road RumOrs.

Well, what about an electric road to
Saxtons River9 is question that has been
asked thousand times more or less. We
do not pretend to know the status of affairs
but give little of what ''they say"
''They say that R. E. Smith has been
circulating a paper at Saxtons River and
that he himself, M. P. Barry, DIR. Daniel
Campbell and f. B. Scofeld have each
subscribed $1,000 worth OF stock.
"They say" that when all the stock has
been subscribed locally that can be, E. G.
Crosby of Brattleboro will take the re-
mainder and put the road through; but
Mr.. Crosby says he is going to do nothing
of the kind.
They say" there are at least two syndi-
Gates looking up the matter and are in
sense rivals for the privilege of building
the road. One of these syndicates is headed
by F. L. Houghton of Brattleboro and the
other by Mr.. Coolidge Of Fitchburg, Mass,
the man who built the Brattleboro road and
will soon commence the construction OF the
Keene road Both of these parties are re-
ported to be looking up the matter on the
sly.
''They say" that John Shuttleworth OF
Bellows Falls has been circulating a paper
among the parties who live along the line
of the proposed road
''They say that A. N. Swain, who was
the prime mover in getting the original
charter, has knowledge Of great many
things that he doesn't say very much about ;
but Mr.. Swain says he is told more every
day by other people about the road than
he ever expects to know for sure.
''They say that all are anxious for the
road and that it would be mighty fne
thing and that it would certainly pay the
stockholders good dividends.
They say also that thu road will GER
tainly be constructed during the coming
summer.
There is an old adage which says,
g They say is liar" but in this instance
we sincerely hope the adage will prove
false.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-07

Dhit n X t'.tts, ~, * I'll
othing seems to give you relief that
you cart be cured.
There must be cure for you some
W,+re.
IF Your d ctnr can'i cure you, perhaps
he has mistaken the cause. A ybudy
l. liable L. make a mis- AXE sometimes
One ia three of Us suffer f. ,ui indi-
gesti'n, ami one ut of hree d, spep les
DOESN'T k,nw i. That is, he may
kn'w b. il ii k, b It he Dlames it to
sOne hi . else
[ d z stion il The cause of half of our
dangerous diseases.
Snaker Digestive c. rdial, made from
tonic medicinal roo aud herbs, is the
M st natural cure for indig stinn. 1t
relieves the symptoms aud s'u'es The
distas gen Nv, naturally, efficiently,
giving fre-h life, strength aud health to
eick nysp p IFS
Al druggists. A trial b,ttle for 10
cents.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-07
ANiSDEN.

Charlie Parker has gone to Langdon to
visit hi, sister, Mrs Erugg.
Mrs. william Bailey from Wind or, has
ha7 been VI iting friends here tue last week :.
Mrs. l.. F. Parker returned last "Wednesday
rom visit to her daugh ers in New Hanlp-
shine.
Sidney Peck is driving team for c. Amsden
anu has moved into the house Frank Hoislng
ton recently vacated.
Davi Huisington has hired c. Am-den's
Tor himself.
j. VI. -tockin has clos ed his Iubors with c.
Amsden, ma ha- now gone to I oy, n. Y, 10
visit his sister, Mrs. o. 5. Dunsmoor
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-07
Boston Herald Enterprise.

Last Sunday the Boston Herald issued
to its subscribers one of the finest minia-
ture opera houses ever produced. A series
of plays will be given on the succeeding
Sundays. The issue last Sunday was the
first production in the shape of "The
Mikado," and was an elegant edition,
showing newspaper enterprise OF a high
order. The coming editions of the Sun
day Herald will be watched by anxious
thousands.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-07
JAMAICA.

Miss Cora Fits Of Wardsboro is stopping
here at u. s. Clark's.
Lightning was seen by some here, las
Friday night.
tn. sick are improving, except Mr.. Cowdry
who Is still falling from the effects of a para
lyiic shock.
Mss hattie White of Baltimore, Md, is here
at W. l. Giesson's. She has lust come ON
.rul fori' where she has been passing tn,
The rain last Sa urdav and Sunday raj ed
lhe streams here VI ~ high. but with ht
ex, option of II bridge going away at Co, dell
J.maica.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-07
GAS,ETS.

Mrs. Charles Chandler has moved from II, y
farm a. d is settled in her new home
Mrs. Mary Hadley is quite poorly, being
under the doctors care.
Mrs Nellie Buffam Fletcher attended onr
sing on Thursday night and enter tanned us
with some nice soIos.
The friends and neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Parker to the number of. shout l2O
gathered at thei h me last Friday night to
pass social evening The evening was
spent with games, play. and mu .ic, both
vocal and '>trument,u. After ,,rtaking of
Il nice cake and yst supper they left for
their homes about2 O'Clock, well pleased
with the genial hospitality OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-07
LONDONDERRY.

Moderator, Fred Winchester; clerk,
Minnie A Tyler; selectmen. j w Melendy.
+ Nj Leonard, A G. Gibson; treasurer. n
ID Tyler; overseer, E w Melendy: 1st
constable, Ii A Dudley collector, II A
Dudley; listers, S Nj Holden, Warren
Wright, Lee S Haven; town agent, Ii A
Dudley; grand jurors, Fred Vale, NJ G
Vale, NJ Leonard; road commissioner.
Martin G Huntley school directors, w l.
Gibson, L I Landman, Holt Rabbit; tax
voted, $50 cents.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-07
THE TIMES.
SATURDAY, MARCH I, 1896.
Bellows Falls Locals.
Court Opens Tuesday.

The March term of county court opens
in Newiane next Tuesday, Hon. Loveland
Munson, judge. The docket contains 1871
eases, 81 of them set for jury, and 81
court cases set for hearing. The chancery
docket contains eight cases. There are no
cases Of general interest coming up from
this section Of the county, and the term
will probably be short one.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-07
s4o9o.71
Y. NJ. c. A. Notes.

A meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary
will be held next Wednesday evening.
The regular meeting of the board of
directors will h. held next Monday even
ing.
The advisability of having a series Of
talks on Monday evenings by business men
about town on business topics is being CON
sidered
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-07
WESTON.

Moderator, G II Coburn; clerk, Miss Z
G Peabody; selectmen, J + Austin, I'll f
FELTON,, William II .Jaquith; treasurer. w
W Manning: overseer, selectmen; LIST con-
stable, g + Coleman End constable, Ed
ward Wilder; collector, treasurer; listers.
G f Coleman, G III Coburn, G I Foster
town agent, G w Sprague; grand jurors,
c u Sprague, w W Manning; road COM
missioner, Edward Wilder; school direc-
tors. c Z Bolster, A + Bryant. G I Fos-
ter; tax voted, 20 cents. town; 10 cents
additional to what is required by Law for
highway.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-07
rERKlSsY1LLE.

ain at the outgoing of February and the
incoming of March as the one we have Just
had. lt commenced to rain Friday nig htn q
thermomet during the rain varied but little
from 40 degrees. Ofcourse the river broke
up ana roads were submei ged and made tenn.
porarily impossible by water and ice.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-07
WEST WINDSOR.

Moderator, j IL Hammond selectmen,
e n Pierce, w / Kendall, Z c Cady
clerk and treasurer, Philip Royce; over
seer, Z N Pierce; collector, treasurer;
listers, R Z Jaquith, G w Buck, Dwight
Hammond town agent, E N Pierce grand
juror, {. G Hammond road commissioner,
j G Taylor; school directors, G G Ham
mond, A "A Cabot, E N Pierce; tax
voted, rs cents.
READING.
Moderator, Orsemor S Holden; clerk,
Carlos Hawkins selrctmen, b M Newton,
n II w ,Jenne, Eugene w Wilkins treas
urer, Clarence N Hook overseer, John E
Giddings; LIST constable, + K Buck; col
lector, treasurer; listers, E F Buck, Don
NJ Fay, w NJ G Abbott; town agent, Or
senior S Holden; grand juror, II 5 Pratt;
road commissioner, Orsemor S Holden 2
years school directors, Mrs 0 S Holden,
Henry N Bryant, Mrs R o Wells; tax
voted, $50 cents.
ANDOyER.
Moderator, H l Walker; selectmen, j
II Head. L Marsh, s Farrar; treasurer,
w Hazeltine overseer, II o Peabody |;
lst constable, H f Virgins; collector,
Frank Leonard listers, E Smith, E II
Parker, l. Warren; town agent, H Par
kpr; grand jurors, H j Parker, P L
Marsh, Farrar; road commissioner, j
G White school directors, w A Felt, j
o Sawyer, g S Leonard; tax voted, 100
cents.
BRooKLINE.
Moderator, c A Cutler; selectmen, r
E Marsh, A O Wellman, I M Allbee
treasurer, V w Ranney; overseer, c Z
Stickney clerk, G Stickney; 1st con-
stable, IL j Landfear; collector, IL Land
fear; listers, V W Ranney, G A Cutler,
l. w Bush; town agent, N c Marsh ;
grand Juror, l. w Bush road commits
sioner, E p Osgood; school directors, Or
lando Smith, + Q Mortified, h. E. Marsh.
No tax voted. The total expense Of our
two schools the past year, including 1871
for repairs and $94.68 for an entire set OF
new books, is S575.75.
Moderator, F l. Sprague; selectmen, A
0 Coleman, William l. Barnes, E Nj But
Ter; clerk, F L Smith; treasurer, + E
Smith; overseer, H j Sage; LIST constable,
w IL Willard; collector, w Ii Willard
listers, + L Sprague, A w Kidder, w I
Coleman; town agent, + B Pier; grand
juror, w l. Barnes; road commissioner,
g 5 Clark; school directors, G N Taynton,
three years, Daniel Sherwin, two years, +
3 Pier, one year. Tax voted, 200 cents.
wINDHAM.
Moderator, George A Wright; select
men, Henry M Abbott, Henry M Bemis,
James L White; clerk and treasurer, l. h
Chapman; overseer, James W. Gould LII
constable, George A Wright; listers, Ii l.
Gould, + Ii Robbins, + n Hastings; town
agent, james E White; grand juror,
Woodburn; road commissioner, Lyman L
Jenison; school director, A A Goodell
Tax voted, 81.
WINDSOR.
Moderator, NJ o Perkins; selectmen. j
G Enright, S K Bryant, A G Taylor
treasurer, A w Harris; overseer. A X
Hall grand jurors, II II Blanchard, James
Conlin; listers, Charles Stone, Horace
Weston, l. Comings; town agent,
Enright; constable, j H Kimiry roaG
commissioner, Joseph Pecord school
directors, j G Enright, w ii Hoisington.
J II kiniry, M Q Perkins. Tax voted, 7G
\ cents.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-07
]. c. Day & Co.'S
Cash Dry Goods and Cloak House.

the power which, / have. T-day, I
have Irea ed prrs has attic ed with
paralysis, deafness. ,heun atisn, asi b.
ma, h ar disease AID other ailments,
but don't believe have helped over
hall of Them"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-07
ASDovER.

John Mccoy OF Pawlet is visiting friends
here.
Preston stickney OF Herford Min ;, il the
guest OF his brother, Byron ickney.
Master Johnnie towel of Chester Is visit.
Ing his grandparents, Nj. AID Mrs. William
howell.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-07
GRAFTON.

At the town meeting Tuesday, 800 was
appropriated for the library, and S25 was
appropriated to defray the expenses of
Memorial day, to be expended by the Post.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-07
Langdon Town Report.

The annual report for the town of Lang
don, N. H., was issued from the TINES
printing department this week. The
treasurer's report shows healthy financial
condition.
Cash on hand Feb Is, 1895, Sl094 81
Total receipts during year, 2995,S0
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-07

David Savage, T. B. F. Grocery Co. or
Francis Reynolds will sell you 5 bars
Harmless Soap for trial; use two; pay if
you like it, don't if you don't.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-07

man once had baby tiger in the house
for pet. Very nice as long as the tiger
sta1d little But the tiger got bigger and bit
the mans hand off. A ugh is = baby tiger
Use Adams ms Botanic Cough Balsam.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-07
Town Officers.

Following is list of town officers not
received in time for publication Wednes-
day:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-07

PEPORT OF THE CONDITION of the Ma.
N TIpNAL BANK of BELLOWS FALLS at
Bellows Falls, in the State of Vermont, at
the close of business, Feb. Is, 1885.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. saOo,e2s II
Overdrafts secured and unsecured, . 81
U. s. Bonds to secure circulation, 100000 90
Premiums on u $. Bonds, 10000 90
Stocks. securities, ETC., $500 90
Banking house. furniture and fix
lures, I5,o00 90
Due from State Banks and Bankers, 2a.Oco 90
Due from approved reserve agents, z6.9s9 S.
Cheeks and other cash items, 1851 80
Notes of other National Banks, S,21l 90
Fractional paper currency, nickels
and cents, l43 80
LAWFUL Money Reserve in Bank, vix:
Specie, s3a,ll2 30
Legal tender notes 40 90 4o.o47 so
Redemption fund with U. S Treas
ure' % per cent of circulation). $500 90
Total, 1910. Is
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in, si0a,o00 90
surplus fund, 2o,000 60
Undivided profits, less expenses
and taxes paid, 3S, 11e IS
National Bank notes outsta' ding. $500 90
Dividends unpaid, 2,ss5 90
Indi, idual deposits subject to
check, lis, OF GO
Demand certificates of deposit, l.l45 Il
Total, 4sl.4os Is
State of Vermont, County OF windhani, s.;
i, Preston III. Hadiey, Cashier OF the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above ct tement is true t. the best of my
knowledge and belief.
p. Fl. HADLEY. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
sth day of =. brua y. Is 8.
LavAST NJ REAp. Judge of Probate.
Correct-Attest:
5 Sss;s s !; 4sssssos. Directors.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-03-07
S4091.71
DISBURSEMENTS.

Total disbursements during year, S3570.56
Cash on hand Feb. Is, 1896, 520.15
$4O90.71
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-07-16
NO NEW CASES.
According to Information From the
Quarantine Station Last Night.
General Feeling of Content and Quiet
Evident Among the Undiseased
Chinese aud japanese.

There was rumor current yesterday
morning that smallpox had broken out
in the city, but it was soon found that
there was no truth whatever in the
story, which must have arisen from the
report of two cases of varioloid at the
quarantine station, found in the morn
ing by Jack McVeigh.
DR.. Days examination proved Mr..
McVeigh's suspicious we'll founded. An
other very light case was found later,
and all three were isolated.
Up to a late hour last night inquiry
at the quarantine station brought forth
the information that no new cases had
developed, and that there was general
peace and quiet among the Japanese
and Chinese immigrants.
When the cases were first discovered
in the morning the military department
was asked to have a detail of regulars
sent out to the quarantine station, and
as this was the first time such a request
had ever been made it was Immediately
surmised that something very serious
had happened.
1t seems that the officers at the sta
tion had anticipated a general feeling
of unrest would become evident among
the undiseased immigrants as soon as ii
became known that certain of their
number had been stricken with vario-
loid, and had determined to take all
possible precautions.
Upon subsequent information it was
learned that the immigrants were per-
fectly quiet and that the probabilities
of disturbance were very small. In
consequence of this information, none
of the soldiers were sent out, and the
regular guards are all who are doing
duty at the quarantine station at pres
ent
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-07-16

upon the necessity of a small hospital
building at the quarantine station for
just such cases as were developed yes
terday.
A letter was received from DR..
Thompson, giving information that ne
aad received a telephone message from
Sheriff Hitchcock to attend a Chinaman
who had been injured in a fray with a
Japanese. He was under arrest and in
the sheriff's custody. DR.. Thompson
called at the Jail in Central Hilo and at
tended the Chinaman. A bill for $40
was sent in, but Sheriff Hitchcock re-
fused to pay the same, making the
statement in writing that DR.. Thomp-
son being a Government physician was
not entitled to pay for attendance in
such cases.
DR.. Thompson appealed to the Board
of Health on principle. He did not
think that such cases came within his
duties as Government physician.
Mr. Lansing wanted to know if, in
case a doctor was called for by sher-
iff, it was obligatory that he attend
upon the patient for whom his services
had been sought.
DR.. Day was of the opinion that he
should respond as a matter of duty, un-
less there was some special reason for
not so doing.
1t was the opinion of the Board of
Health that DR.. Thompson should be
paid, but when the matter of the source
of pay was considered there setmed to
be general doubt.
Minister Cooper suggested that the
patient was the person who should pay.
DR.. Monsarrat's report on slaughter
houses showed 1877 cattle received from
Oahu ranches with 132 out of this num-
Der affected with f1uke liver.
Inspector Keliipio's report showed
113, ,070 fish received at the market dur
ing the week ending July 18th
The Board went into executive ses-
sion at 4:45 p. M.