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NOTICE.


TINE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF Zion's BENEFIT Binding
society will be held on Tuesday. July 10, 1897.
at d O'Clock y m ,at the n. C.M. | Shoe Factory,
for the election of officers for the cn,ung
year the presentation OF the financial report
and tue transaction OF suoh other business as
may lawfully como before the meeting.
EDGAR HOW E, Secretary.
SALT LAKE CITY. June 20, 1907.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.


OF Auerbach Il lock, salt Lake CITY.
Utah, June ID, 1897.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Dexter Gold Mining Co. will take place AZ
ine honr OF III o'clooka IN on Monday, July
Y, 1897, at room SOL Auerbach Block sonib
MAIN street, sat Lake City. for tho following
fmst.snr the election OF officers and
board of Five Directors,
second. For the amendment of Article nine
OF thc articles OF incorporation by inserting
after mo word Monday In said Article the
WORDS, AZ 10 O'Clock u m. of said day,
lhird, tor the transaction of such other or
Iurthcr business as may Lawful lily come before
said meeting.
Secretary
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People shuddet
when they think
of the possibility
of sudden death
by violence or ac-
cident. There is a
sentimental hoT-
for attached to
such a death that
makes people
prefer the grim
monster in almost
any other gttise
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s1Arr or urAiI

CITY and County OF salt Lake. So
i, David :. Imery, recorder in and for salt
Lake City. state OF Utah. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing Is q full, true and
correct copy OF an ordinance entitled AN
ordnance authorizing tho Pioneer Eieclr c
Power company TO erect and maintain poles.
wires. pipes, canduits and other appliances in
the streets, lanes. and alleys OF snlt Lake CITY,
for tho distribution and conveyance OF olec-
trical energy and gas. TO supply the inhnb.
itonis OF SAID city with Ugh. heat and power"
Passed by the CITY Council of snid city May H.
1897. and approved by tho Mayor May 2lst
1871 ~ appeare of record In my office. 81
In witness whereof have horeunto set my
hand and affixed the corporate sonl of said
city this the a2nd day OF May, A. u, 1877.
ZEAL DAVID S. EMERY,
BID Uity Recorder.
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",
with principal place of business ut AIS
irogress Building, salt Lake City. state Of
Utah.
NJ oTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting of the directors, held on
Thursday, June 3rd, 1897. an assessment OF
two (2) cents per share was levied on the
capital stock Of the corporation. pay able i'm;
,mediatoy to Thomas Kane secretary of SAID
corporation At It's general ONCE, No. .ns
Progress Building. IN salt Lake City Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on tho 5th day of July, 1897,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction. and unless payment is made
before, viii be sold the est day OF July. 1897.
10 pay tho delinquent aesessment, together
with costs of advertising and expense OF sale.
THOMAS KANE,
Secretary
iOs Progress Building. bI-liO south Main
street.
Ibe time nj which the above assess ent
shall he delinquent Is hereby extended until
July IL, 1891. and The day of sale until August
2 1897.
Dated Juno IS, 1887.
by order Of Hourd Of Directors, star Gold &
Silver Mining Company.
THOMAS KANE,
secretary.
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State Of Utah. May 18th, isai. uuu e,
proved ana referred to the Mayor Tor lbs ap
"sEAi.I rAvlp $. EMERY,
hNl la City RoeordeI
Improved this tho 9lst day Of May, a. d.
lsoL.
JAMES GLENDiNNING,
Morrr
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STATE OF UTAH, L.,
ity aud County of salt Lake,

City aud County OF salt Lake, IS
], David s. Emery, Recorder in and for Salt
Lake Oi.y, state OF Utah. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a iuii true and cor
rect copy of an ordinance, entitled AN ordi-
nance granting site upon which to erect n
monument TO the memory of the iate Governor
Young and the Pioneers Of le4T." passed by the
CITY Council OF said city. June 18th. 1891 and
approved' by the Mayor June 9TH 1897, as
appears of record IN my once.
In witness whereof. have herennto sat my
z hand and Affixed the corporate seal
lsEAL Of said city. this 7Ih day of June,
A. ID. 1891 t'i
DAVID $. EMERY,
CITY Recorder
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BE at ordained by tho CITY Council of salt Lake
CITY, State OF Utah:
SECTION I.
That Section XIV OF Chapter % OF the Revised
Ordinances Of 1894. ho Smenhed by striking
out everything after tho word "ssiue" on line
oftaid section. ana insertilg In lieu thereof
cauon, and upon payment into tho CITY Treas
nry OF ~ per annum Tor each billiard or pool
pin or ball alley or nino OF ten pin alley. md
the runway thereof, specinod in SAID applica-
Ton. yearly licenses may be issued thereon"
sIcrioS IL.
e, 50 much OF Section Ky Chapter 81 1oysei
ordinances of 1892 In conflict herewith. is
hereby repealed
SECTION III.
This ordnance shall be IN force from and
Passed by the City Council Of salt Lake
CITY, state Of Utah. June oh. 1871. title APP
proved and referred to the Mayor for his ap.
proyal. -fN
isrsL d DAVID 5. EMERY
Approved this the 10Th day of June. A. u, 1891
JAMES GLtNDlANlSG,
STATE OF UTAH.
City and County of Salt Lake T"
J, David ;, Emery, recoraor IN and for SAT-
LAKE City. State OF Titan, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing 10 o fu |, true, and
correct copy OF an ordinance entitled IAN
2? OF the Revised ordinances OF salt Lake
CITY OF lte2, passed by tle City Council OF
said CITY June hth, lsI1, and approved by tho
Mayor June 10Th, 1877, us appears OF record in
In witness whereof. 1 have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the corporate seal of sad
CITY this the 18th day OF June, A. p; 1927.
lSEAL.l DAVID 8. EMERY.
l'ity kgcOruer
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DAVID $. EMERY.
CITY Recorder.


An ordinance amen ding sections - and a OF
chapter ~ of the revised ordinances OF
lsgl, EMIT cd Licenses. and repeating ali
ordinances IN conflict herewith.
Section I. lie 1t ordained by the City
Council of salt Lake City, state of Utah that
Section 80 of Chapter ~ tof Tho hesised Ordt'
nhnces OF 1892 be amcnded so as to read as
follows: "All drays, trucks, vans express
and job wagons, carriages. cabs. coaches,
hscks. onni6nses. or other public passenger
vehicles. of any description or nsmc whatso.
ever, lioensed as nereinbefore rrovided, shall
have the license therefor fra cd IND covered
with glass and securely attAoled to the
vehicle on the right hand sioo thereof In such
manner ps 10 DO exposed TO puu,Ic view"
section II. That section II of chapter % of
tho reyised ordinances OF lsg2 be amended so
as to read as follows ANY person licensed
ns aforesaid, usIrF wagon. cart or other
vehicle Of my description or name whatso-
ever, In the business of peddling or hawking.
snail have the license therefor framed aud
covered with glass and securely attached to
the vehicle on too right hAnd side thereof IN
such manner as to be exposed to public view"
section H. Al ordinances and parts there
of in condicl erewith, are hereby repealed.
PASSED. by tho Uity Council Of ralt Lake Ciiy.
State OF Utah, May 9TH. lepi. title approved
and referred to the Mayor for hls approval
City Recorder.
Approved this thu 9th day Of May. A. d,
JAMES GLENDINNISe.
N. Mayor.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the Third Judicial
District of the state OF Utah. County
of Sali Lake.
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Carlton W. yoAtch. Eslelie yentch. Charles L.
Crane, willlamO. Thomas and Mrs.
Thomas, the wife of said William o.
Thomas. David a. Depue, ct al, defen-
dams,
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SUM MONS.
In the district Court OF tho Third Judicial
District of the state OF Utah. County
of salt Lake.

Frank Thompson as Executor of the last will
and testament of janice Ihompso n,
with tho will annexed OF tho Estate OF SAID
James Thompson. deceased. Plaintiffs,
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Elizabeth Brown Eastmond, plaintiff. va Ju
lius Thompson. Frank W. lngersoll salt
Lake Cay. municipal corporation, and
Lulu Penn Inrersoil, defendants.
The rtato OF Utah senhs greeting to Julius
Thompson. Frank w. lngersoil, salt Lake
City, municipal corporation, and Lulu
Penn lngeIsoII. dafendnnIsi
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The state Of Utah seuds greeting TO Carlton
W, VeHtoh. Estelle NeAtch, Charles l.
lfane, william U, Thomas md Mrs. ......
Thomas. the wife OF said W. .. Thomas,
La A l. ttlaI.. a nj
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An ordinance granting a site upon which to
erect monument to the memory ot.thellate
Governor Young and tho Pioneers of ls47
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STATE oP UTAH. Ia.
City and County OF salt Lake,
!. David S Emery, recorder IN and for salt
Lake City, state OF Utah, do hereby certify
that the sbove and foregoing IL a full. true and
correct copy OF an ordnance, entitled AN
ordnance Gmcndins sections ~ and ~ OF
Chapter e. OF the Revised Ordinances OF 1902.
entitled 'Licenses', ard repealiug MI ordi'
nnnces in conflict herewith" passed by ihe
City Council OF said city May ith, 1891. aud sp-
proved by tho Mayor May 5Ih, 1881. as appears
OF record In my office.
In witness whereof have nereunto set my
ll hand anu an xed the corporate seal
tsEALl of SAID city the eth day OF May. A.
DAVID s. EMERY.
B2le City Recorder.
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BE IT ordained by tho CITY Council of salt Lake
CITY, State OF Utah:
spcrIcS T.
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An Ordnance Authorizing Tho Pioneer Rice.
tIic Power Company TO brtct and NJ ainiai
roles "ires. Pipes. Conduits and other
Appiiances in the strcete. Lanes, and Alleys
OF salt Lake Cry. FOR tho DistriLution and
.onyeyanre OF Bionricai Energy ana Gne.
70 supply the Inhabitants OF SAID City with
Light, Heat nnu Power
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1897-07-14
WASHINGTON COLLEGE.

The health of citizens is good and
we are increasing in wealth on account
of the abundant wheat crops being
threshed by Buckner and Bright for
various farmers. VIM. NJ. Buckner
goes regularly to salt his cattle on the
mountains and some say he crosses the
State line to look after a-that's
Buckner and the other party's bust.
ness. Bachus Ray is expecting his
wife and children to return from North
Carolina where they have been on a
visit to relatives. Prof. Cooter has re.
turned home from the East. Rev. Her,
bert q. Denison and wife are here to
stay; on the 4th inst. he preached his
initiatory sermon to Salem congrega.
ton as their pastor. Rev. Frank Baxter
and wife and Rev. VIM. Baxter are
visiting home folks and friends. Prof.
David Bolton, of Grant University, is
visiting his mother, sister and brothers
at Paynetown. Kyle, the eldest son of
John Bolton, is improving from the
wound on his foot caused from a cut
on a stone and it seems particles of
the stone worked up into the foot.
Only eight preachers and q large con.
%gregation worshipped in Salem Church
at this place on Sabbath last; Rev.
Denison officiated. Gentleman, call
often, as you are both useful and orna-
mental, SO sayf OBSERVER.
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DOVES MILLS.

On Saturday night before the Second
Sunday in Aug. there will be an ice
cream supper at Union. The object Of
the supper is to paper the church at
that place. Let all come with un.
limited and never failing appetites and
make yourselves useful as well as
ornamental. There will be a poke SUP.
per at Speedwell next Saturday night.
The invitation to comets still extended.
Rev. James Bass will preach the flu.
neral of Mrs. David Britt at Union
next Sunday. Shows seem to be of
frequent occurrence in this country.
They are from magic lanterns and
things similar up towards the circus.
Rev. Teens, of Milligan, seems to have
a protracted desire to locate near Febu-
airy; feminine attractions are the OBJ.
ject. Sam Huffine has recently pur-
chased the homestead of Daniel Huff
fine, deceased. His next purchase will
be of a matrimonial variety. Success
to your aspirations, Sam. Bells can
boast of having one of the best Sunday
Schools in the county. The funerals
OF Daniel Huffine and wife will be
preached at Speedwell the First Sun
day in August. B. B. Frazier has EN-.
ployed Peter Bashor to run his mill at
this place. Mr.. Bashor is one of the
Oldest millers in this county. 1t is
believed and hoped that he will do a
good business in his line of trade.
RACCUUC
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FREE HILL.

The stoam threshing machine is be.
ginning to be heard in our section.
Old Mrs. Sophia Hale was buried last
Saturday in the negro graveyard. H.
G. and Ben Hale have been taking
some very fine fish from the Holston
by hooks. Mr.. Weems and brother
purchased q fine lot of cattle last week
of Robert Martin and son. Gee Rus
sell, wife of John, who eloped a year
or more ago leaving husband and chill.
dren, returned to her family the other
day and now peace and harmony once
reigns. This ~neighborhood is no way
better off by her return. Where are
the white capsf Little Cyrus Cox, son
of q. G. Cox, was riding a colt, lost his
balance and fell striking q rock and
received a frightful wound in the head:
DR.. Shipley vas called and sewed up
the cash and the little fellow is doing
well. One of Loafer's Glory officers
says he don't believe in shykeenery in
anything nor any person. What a
pleasant sensation is experienced in
talking to a man with his mouth full
of amber, while he persists in talking
PACK. Some corn is turning yellow
because of wet weather and weeds.
Old Mrs. Evans is getting much worse
and can not live long, The children of
Ebert Depew and John Russell are
sick of fever. DHALE.
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he might do in his individual college.
Beside the great good obtained in
meetings there was u benefit received
from social intercourse, the mingline
OF Christian men created an impression
long to be felt in the lives of those
whose privilege it was to attend,
The day closed by a twilight or life
work conference, held on the college
campus in open uir, where plain, open
talks were given the young men in re.
gard to their life work. The afternoons
were spent in Rotations and excur-
sions, the different resorts about Knox.
VILE furnished a very pleasant past
time to all in attendance. On Tuesday
the superintendent of the Southern
Railway very kindly invited the Con-
ference out to the Southern car shops,
where they were shown through all
works, and on Thursday afternoon
they were invited out to the Island
Home of Col. Dickinson, where a very
peasant time was spent. Considering
the instructions and the influence of
the summer school, we believe that
every Y. NJ. G. A. organization should
be represented. w. G. DELEGATES.
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The Students Summer Conference.

In order that our friends may under
stand something of to the work of the
Knoxville Summer Schools, and also
that it's merits be extended as far 40
possible, we desire your attention for q
short space.
The Conference was held on the Uni
verslty grounds, an elevation overlook.
ing the Tennessee River, a model place
for such q gathering, free from dis
fractions Of the city below.
Here on this beautiful hill, where
man has 60 skillfully aided nature, is
q delightful grove, all u%ndergrown
with blue grass and clover.
Among these inviting surroundings
the representatives from sixty one
southern colleges met to study the
Bible aud to interchange practical sug-
gestions and to adopt plans most suit.
able to bring college students into the
Y. NJ. G. A. organization,
The greater part of each morning
was spent in Bible study, both the de-
%votional and training methods, under
the instructors, Green and Hsrte, whose
very souls were in their work; at
eleven O'Clock each day a platform
address was given in Science Hall. 1t
was certainly an interesting thing to
see n hundred and sixty students
with note books and pencils eagerly
taking notes from the thoughts of such
men as Wishard McBryde and Scho-
field who are 80 earnest for the welfare
of young men in colleges. The ssso-
citation of ideas and opinions Of those
men sharpened by the leading ques
tons of Y. NJ. G. A. work of the day,
gave to each delegate, a broader view
and q clearer conception OF the good
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1897-07-14
County Court Proceedings.

At the quarterly term Of County
Court, held last week, among other
business transacted, we note tn. fol.
lowing items of general interest:
The revenue commissions made their
report. and commended Trustee Byrd
for the manner in which his books are
kept.
James Nelson and Price Ford were
granted the privilege of peddling in
this county free from the county tax.
j.. E. Brading and w. B. Harrison
were elected Notaries Public by the
court.
Jas. NJ. Grisham, Jacob Leah and s.
A. Byrd we're appointed as a committee
to advertise the sale of Delinquent
Lands.
The tax levy for the year 1897 was
fixed as follows: on each 800 worth of
taxable property for county purposes,
25c; school purposes, 35c (State levy
included) road purposes, 1Oc; bridge
purposes, 15c.
The following amounts were appro'
priated to the severa, re ads mentioned:
Jonesboro to Embreeville, $400; Boous
Creek road, $500; Broylesville road
from Limestone. 5000; Buffalo Ridge
road from Jonesboro, 800.
A motion was carried making sp.
preparation of $500 to be used on the
J%onesboro and johnson City road, be.
tween Raiders Hill and the corpora
ton of johnson City. The sum of 5000
was appropriated to be expended on
the J%onesboro and Fall Branch road.
Chas. Mitchell and John Lady were
appointed administrators on the estate
of Thomas Mitchell, deceased.
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MAY DAY.

Hot sun and gentle showers are about
the only things that break the mo-
notony of country life at present. Blue
grass, running briars and sassafras
seem to be on growing terms with the
corn, Dave Patton, of Bristol, is spend.
ing a few days with his grandfather, B.
F, Swingle, neal here. A Mr.. Roberts
of Erwin, was down last week looking
at a small farm formerly owned by a
Eastep, but now by a Mr.. Hodge, with
a view of buying the same. Aaron
Bailey, who sometime during the spring
sold his property near Johnson City,
moved to Arkansas and back within
one week, has bought q farm of his
brother in law, Dove Renfro, situated
on the road leading from Conkling to
Jonesboro. The latter~will 60 back to
North Carolina, from whence he came.
The work on the bridge at Deaderick' g
is progressing finely, and we trust ere
long we will be crossing the river in
grand style without sitting on the bank
and yelling for a half hour, Bring
over the dugout." Mrs. W. B. Frady,
who has been spending some few weeks
with her father, Rev. j. H. Moore, has
returned to her home in Asheville,
North Carolina. Your scribe went
down to Clark Spring Wednesday where
he spent a couple of hours in royal
luxury" drinking from the fountain
that never runs dry. The Lloyd Broth.
ers have repaired their threshing ma.
chine and are now making things howl
in that line. Wheat is reported to be
turning out beyond expectation. The
ice cream supper at Bethesda was Ger,
tainly a decided success. AS one girl
claims that she kept up her end of the
singletree to the amount of 81 90 worth
so it is useless to tell the girls longer
that ice cream is hurtful. j. W
Shepherd, whois clerk in G. f. Decker's
mercantile establishment went to John
son City to see his wife and children,
w. G. Swingle and son, John A., who
have been confined to their roon with
fever for quite a while, are slowly con
valescing, but owing to its being q
severe attack they are not improving
as fast as their friends would wish,
We are are informed that Esquire
Henry Hoss, on last Monday while
riding home from Jonesboro, had some,
thing like a sunstroke, which came
very near proving fatal, but being il
company with DR.. Jones, who admin
istered to his necessity, he was soon
restored to himself again. D. B. Elem.
ing, the proprietor of the Swingle
milling company, is doing a large
business since the thresher has been
started. P. SNooKs.
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Death of William D. Arnold.

William Daniel Arnold, son of Dan
lei Arnold, deceased, was called from
labor to reward July 9 at 3 o'clock A.
NJ, after three weeks confinement
from typhoid fever. His age was thirty
four years eight months and eleven
days. He vas married to Miss Laura
Campbell May II, 1887. Not long after
his marriage he joined the Brethren
Church. From that time on he lived
a Christian. He was School Commits.
sioner and Sunday School Superin-
tendent of the Sunday School in the
new school house where he gave the
land and did so much to aid in build.
ing. Thus one so young and useful
has been taken away, and why we can
not tell. Gods ways are not our ways,
and He knows best. The writer has
known him from his boyhood up, and
like all of us, he made some mistakes,
perfection is not attained in this life,
but l a say of him what Shakespeare
said OF Brutus:
"His life was gentle and the elements
So mixed in him that nature might
Stand up
And say to all the world
This was q man."
We lived close and were together SO
much and our union 80 agreeable that
our friendship was almost like iona.
than and David's. He was not only
kind to his wife and children but kind
and good to his neighbors. But alas
he is gone where we hope to meet him
in the Fathers house where many
mansions are.
He leaves a wife, a boy about eight
years old a little girl three years old,
an aged mother, two brothers, four
sisters and many friends to mourn his
loss.
His funeral was conducted in the
Limestone Church by Brother j. B,
Pence, from Job IA, after which his
body was laid to rest beside his father
amid a vast throng of kindred and
friends to await the resurrection of the
just. P. D. r.
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Social Clubs Retention.

The members of the Social Club gave
a swell reception last Thursday even.
ing, which closed the first season OF
that organization, and we learn that il
was a grand success. The following
were present: Misses Lizzie Reeves,
Lillian, Lonely, Va, Dora French, Va,
Kathleen Reeves, Anna Kirkpatrick,
Nell Mason, Elma Mathes, Laura Bru.
uer, Jessie Patton, Lena Anderson
Alice NJ. Stuart, Annie Panhorst, Daisy
Panhorst, Nell Hoss, Carey Van Dyke,
Chattanooga, Nellie Printup, Rome,
Ga, Kate Deaderick, Lucie Deaderick,
Matte Smith, Dora Smith; Messrs.
Will Rosenblatt, G%reeneville, Dana
Harmon. Greeneville, Geo. Doughty.
Greeneville, Walter Cargille, johnson
City, Chas Cargille, johnson City, Geo.
Wofford, johnson City, W. S. Kirk.
patrick, johnson City, Chas. Biddle,
johnson City. James Summers, John.
son City, Sam Millard, johnson City,
Rev. Hearndon, johnson City, = Mar
tin, johnson City, Howard S. Rogers,
Embreville, Thomas Davis, Knoxville,
Chas. Davis, Knoxville, Ned Wiley,
Va, Will Reeves, s. S. Kirkpatrick, H.
81. Kirkpatrick, Rol Simpson, Will Sc.
vier, Justus Whitlock, Opie Warlick,
Will Cooper, Chas. Britton, Herbert
Shipley, Will May, Fred Gresham,
Mark Pritchett.