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ARTICLE VI,

Tie affair." of this corp oration shall be con- ducted by board of seven l7, directors 10 be elected by the stock hJlders of the corporation at the annual Stockholders Meeting which shall be held m the office of the eomy any 10 be designated by the directors on the fIrs, Tues day in January of each year. And until the next annual meeting of the Stockholders. the affairs of this corporation shall be conducted by the following Roard of Directors. namely: Hamilton s Peek, C. II. stevens, 4. B. Tho mas. Geo. H. Bickford. Frank C. Perl~y. Her man Schmeding. C. w. BrowEel. who shall bold oshcr until their successors shall be duly elected and qu Alihcd.
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having a sealAs heretofore attached. do certify thai l. D. button. Esq is Notary Pubic within and for said County. duly authorized and qaAlIied to act as shch that his term oi ofhc com,penced ou the tst day of Decem CT in the year 1898. and wii expire on the goth of November in the year IsO%. Apd Una, a> such osice he IS duly authorized by the isss Of this State to take sckno~iedg menIs O. d-eds and dispositions, and to administer oaihs. etc.
 ln testimony ~hsreot have here
 unto set my hand and afflxed the
 seal Of Court. at St IohnsbuTy (ScdI this 6,h day of uly Anao D1min
 One thousand Eight haIdred
 anu Ninet, rine-
 ALBRsF. NICHOLS
 Clerk. 1T. K. Stamp LOG Conc-lledl
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In ihe Probate Court. County of Cochise. Ter ritory of Arizona
 Estate ofV. Kemble. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed. administrator of the estate of V Kemble, deceased to the creditors of. and all persrns hav- ing claims against the said deceased. 70 exhibit them with the ns cessary vouchers. within four months after the first publication cf th's notice 10 the said Administrator at Fairbank post ofhce. the same the being the place for the transaction of the business of said estase in said County of Cochise.
 A. V. MOVES, Administrator of the Estate of V. Kemble. deceased.
 Dated August 3r, Isoe s.r
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State of Vermontl
 Caledonia Co.

be1ore me. E. D. Dutton. a Notary Public in and for said County Vf Caledonia, on this day personally appeared (. P. sawyer. Geo O. KimbaiI and George fl. Rickford above named, and known to me be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing articles of in corporation, and acknowledged to me thAp1hS executed the same for the purposes and consid- efasions therefn expressed.
 Given uader my hand and seal of othce this sth day sf July A D. 1893 =
 Seal E. D. Dutton. l. R. Stamp roc Cancelled. Notary Pabic
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NOTICE.

AT p-rsons working on or fur his hirg sup plies for the Humboldt. Highland. Chance, Mamie, Iron and Ms y mines. known as the a,cCormick group Of mines. are hereby notified that the owner of the above property holds himself and property free of any and all debts contracted thereon. said mine is situated in Turqsois mining district of Cochis- Co. and is now under bond to O. B. Hardy and l. " Young. Ir the bond b run one year from March. rst. Isp9
 ROBERT MCCORMICK.
 Tombstone, Aria Dated March 30. 1898.
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State of Ver.ront

State of Ver-nOn'
 Caledonia Co ss
 Clerks OtficeJ Court for the County of Caledonia being Court of Kecold. having a seal as heretofore attacf I'd. do ceItiiy that Her bert A Farnham Esq IS Maste m (hancery within and for sud County. duly authorized and qualified to act as such; that his term ot office commenced oL the S,h day of January in the veal I6e9 Will expire al the pleasure of the Court of ,haLcery. and that as such ofhcrr he is duly authorized by the laws of this State 10 take acknowledgements of deeds and dispositions and to administer oaths etc. In testimony whereof nave hereunto set nay hand and affixed the seal of the Court at St Iohnsbury. this 9th day of ily. Anno Dom nj Che Thousand Eight Hundred and Ninety Nine.
 iSea!t ALBRo F. NICHOLS
 Clerk. q. K. Stamp Toe Cance'edl
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CITY IND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
FREE COIN...CE 10 to 1.

The famous sphorisp, "lrs . long tine between drinks," was knocked galley west tho other day in Washing ton when it was discovered that the North Csrolins governor wss on what the boys call "ths water wagon"
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-14
Territory of Arizona Cochise County.

Before me, James Reilly Notary Public. On this day personally ap peared Herman Schmeid. ing. Frank Periey Fred Waid and Fred II . Pcrlev. each known 10 me 10 b. the person who is subscribed to the foregoing instrument and e'ch acknowledged to me that he executed the sad instrument for the purpose and consi- iteration there,n expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this 2 ,th day of July 1899
 My Commission expires March a7th I9or. Seal JAMES REILLY.
 Notary Public
 Cochise County. Arizona
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Territory of .Arizona County of Cochise

l, Frank Hare, County Recorder in and for sad Copntydo hereby certify that the attached instrument IS a true and correct copy of the trtices of Incorporation of ,he Vermont and Arsona Copper Co upany; recodred in Book I. incorporations. Pa ,es 4zo to 437: as the same appears of record in my said office Witness my hand and scll of office, this aoth day Of September A. D. 1899.
 FRANK HARE
 County Recorder q. R. Stamp roc Cancelled.D
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Col N. H. McCord has returned from Miseoula, Mon, whore he attend d the Natioasl Irrigation congress. The colonel is ss strong advocate oi the national irrigation system and provss his ct and by forcible argu msnss.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-14
State of Vermontl Chi;tenden Co.
 Clevks Oshce

StAtc Ol vermont
 Chi,tenden O.
 Clerks Office.
 l. O. P. Ray, clerk of the said County and of the Courts Of Record, thereof. do hereby oer.ify that Leo St George Esq whose name IS subscribed 10 the certificate Of proof or acknow- ledgment Of the annexed instrument and there on written. va ,, at the time of the taking of such proof or acknowledgement, a Notary Public in and for the said County of Chitien- den. dwelling therein. commissioned, sworn and duly authorized 10 take the same. 10 ad minister oaths, take dispositions and the ac- kncwlrdgment of deeds and other conveyaaces of rcL estate to be recor ed in said State And further that l an we'll acquainted with the handwriting of said Notary, and veriy believe that the signature to the said certificate proof or aokno nowleC gmeni is genuine. and that the sad instrument is executed and acknowledged sccorcing 10 the lavs of the si .te of Vermont.
 In testimony whereof. have hereua,o SC, my hand and affixed the seal of s id County and Court, this nth day of IulS A, D. Is9s. Scai O. r. RAY.
 Clerk q. R. Stamp LOG Cancelled)
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State of Vern.ont Chit,enden Co.

Before me. L-o StG.orge. Notary Public in and for said County this IIth day of July aS9. personally appeared 4. B Thomas Hamilt, 5. Peck, P. Cosles, w. Brow nell. Rot crt Noble e. W. Peck. W. H. Gil more W Gates Rufus E. Brown, klhu B. Taft. A. L. Binghan. Charles D. Warren W. B. Howe. l. :, Patrick. .. NJ. Flint, o. K, Mason aud B. ]. Derby. above nam,d and known to me to be the same persons whose n mes are subcribed 10 the foregoing articles of incorporation. and acknowledged to me that they severAlly executed the same for the pur. poses and considerations therein expressed Given under my hand and sealed this nth day of July A. D. ISo9
 Seal LEO ST GEORGE.
 Notary Public. q R. Stamp LOG Canceiledl
 Term expires Nov. 3. 1900.
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ARTICLE W.

Corporation shallbe the date of the filing Of these articles of in ;orporation in the Recorders othce, of Cochise County. Arizona. and the term thereof shall be Twenty i've (as) years thereafter.
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ARTICLE III,

The amount oithe capital stock shall be One Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars tSI. 500. GOO. oo) divided into Three Hundred Ihousand Shares t3oo. .oooi of the par value of five dollars lssl each. which capital stock shall be paidin upon the call of the Board of Directors of this corporation. and It sha be forever non assessable. and each certificate when issued. shall state upon its face. the number of shares represented thereby, and that the same is fully psid and forever non assessAble.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-14

State of Vermontl Caledonia Co.
 Before me. Herbert A. Farnham. q Master in Chancery in and for said cale ionia County on this day personally sp.1 1eartd II. Steven above named. ami known to me to be the sam C. ii. Stevens whose name IS subscribed to th, foregoing articles oi incorpora n and ackno~ edged to me that he eSecul- the sam; tor IT.. purposes anu conscientious fh-retn expre. sed Given under my hand ant se.i of ofhce this 9th day of lay D. Is9o.
 IS all HERBERT A FARNHAM.
 Master in ChIncery q. R. Stamp Ioel
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Dcming fl for th: best interests of the estate and al per- sons concerned therein, the above sale is hereby postponed until Thursday the Isth day of October, rsee.
 Fl. A. Mogoan
 Administration
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ARTICLE V.

The highest amount of indebtedness or liability to which th corporation shall at any time subject itself shall be the sum of One Hundied Thousand Dollars ,$Ioo cool
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-14

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 'C quir tobacco easily and forever be mae
 ..s. fu!l of life. nerve snd visor, take No-To sc. the wonder vcrlser. that makes weak men -roas. All druggists. 50c or oI. Curs guaran- .eed Booklet and samp,e free Addrsse xey;inl Rens'- --Sca~r - Wv Yogk
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-14
ARTICLE VIII.

The p:.vAtc property of tiIs stockho olders of this corporation sh Ill oe exempt from liabilities for its corporate debts.
 In witness whereof. the parties hereto have hcreunto set their hIn.s and seals this asth oi June. A. D. 1899:
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Filed and recorded at the request .of lanes Reilly. Inly 25th A. D. 1899 at Io:2o A NJ. Book I. lncorporatons. Pages 4as to 4s7)
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-14
ARTICLE VII.

The officers of this corporation shall 'be a President. Vice President. Secretary and Treas urer. and sdch other oificers a. may be pro- yided for by the B,srd of Directors.
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 ], Albro F. Nichols, Clerk Of the County Court tog the count of Caledonia. esine Court of Record. an
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ARTICLE II

The nature of the business to be transacted is. to purchase. acquire. lease. own. control mine. operate CT sell. transfer or dispose of mines. mining property and mining rights. also, to purchase, acquire. own. lease. control sell. transfer. or dispose of water and water rights. or-s. minerals metals or oils. also manufacture, purchase. lease. acquire. own, control or opei- ate recuction works, smel,er or smeliers. and all other mining machinery and appliance necessity thereto. and gas. electric hght and power plants. anda al patent or patent rsh,s and license thereto appArtaini. z. also to refine ores; also 10 purchase. acquire. lease. own. control. improve, manage. subdivide or dispose of lands. tenements and franchises. and ali kinds of properly. real. personal or mixed; {; a.$o to manufacture buy or sell all kind, oi merchandise. and 10 perform all things neces ssrv to carry out the purposes aforesaid, within or without the Territory of AriroRa. and 10 pun chase. acquire, own and sell its own stock and the stock of other corporations.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-14
Articles of
 Incorporation
 OF THE
Vermont and Arizona
 Copper Co.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE-
 ENTS:-Thst we, the undersigned. A. B. Thomas. Hamilton $. Peck ?. Cewles. w. Browneil. Robert Noble, Q. W. Peek. w. H Gilmore. W. B. Gates. Rsfus E Brown. Ehhu B Taft. C. P. Sawyer. George O. Kimball. Geo. II <. PichfoId. C. H. Stevers, 4. L. Bingham. Chas D. Warren, W. B. Howe, !. $. Patrick, $. NJ. thnt 0. R. Mason and B. ]. Derby, H. Sshmieding. Frank C. Perlsy. fred W. Wald and Fred H Perley. propose to organize a corporation under the laws of the Territory of Aritona. and for that purpos= do make. sign and acknowledge, according to law. and adopt the following srticles sf incorporation:
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ARTICLE I.

The name of this corporation shall he the THE VERMONT ANDARIzoN> COPPER
 COMPANY. and its principal place of u.nsacting busi- ness shall be at Burlington. Vermont. and Tombstone Arizona, with offices at such other places as shall be designat by the Board of Directors of said Company.
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-22
COY. RUSsELL's IgAWYER BILLS

Ef q
Madison. n. e. Feb. 20, 1899.
To the Editor: Thepapers tell us that
Governor Russell has expended about
$4,000 for legal services.
BY what authority was this money
drawn from the Treasury? The Consti-
tuition nowhere gives the Governor any
power to draw money from the Treasury.
On the contrary, it says explicitly, No
money shall be drawn from the Treasury
but in consequence of appropriation made
by law" AS the law making power is
vested exclusively in the Legislature.
this amounts to saying: Nothing but an
act of the Legislature shall draw money
from the Treasury"
During II recess of the Legislature in
extreme cases the executive might as
sumo the responsibility of drawing money
temporarily expecting to report the facts
to this Legislature and ask for the
necessary appropriation. Has Governor
Russell done this? If not, then there is
no Constitutional voucher in the Treas
ury for that $4,000. The Legislative
committee examining the Treasurer's
books ought to so find. The right to
draw $4,000 carries the right to draw
SS000,000. J. M. GALLOWAY.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-22
EARLY ADJOURNMENT FAVORED
Sanford, y. c., Feb. q, 1899.

Sanford, ~ c., Feb. u, 1899.
TO the Editor: | saw II short editorial
in your valuable paper some days ago
that | desire to commend and ask that
you repeat it in stronger terms. You
stated that the Legislature should hast
en- 10 adjourn, so they could come back
if necessary, again in session. There is
another reason for an early adjournment,
and that is. we are loading up too heavi-
ly with local fights all over the State.
and it would be the part of political
wisdom to pass the Jim Crow car. cleo
ton law and revenue bill and go home.
If this body stays III session two weeks
more so many local fights will be pre-
cipitated that we will have the Demo
cratic party split all to pieces all over
the State. Urge them to close mp and
go home until we get the Constitutional
amendments adopted.
Yours truly,
4. l.. McNEILL.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-22
THE WILLARD BILL.
A Statement of Some of Its Main
Provisions.

I'r0VlSlOnS.
This BILL il enacted into a law, will
give us the best insurance law of any
Southern State.
j. 1t provides for an increased amount
of revenue in licenses and taxes, as well
as machinery for the better collection
of the taxes from all companies.
=. 1t provides for a thorough and in
telligent supervision of every company
association or order doing or proposing
to do an insurance business in North
Carolina.
3. Under 1t no company can commence
business until it is shown that they are
solvent and all right, and no company
can continue to impose upon and de-
fraud the people.
4. Under it no insurance agent can
misrepresent or impose upon the people
with impunity. (Sec. 60)
). No insurance company can dis
criminate against North Carolina State
bonds (Sec. ~ and do business in North
Carolina.
6. All life companies must give their
insurance at the same rate TO all; rich
and poor. (Sec. Sd
Z. A standard form of fire insurance
policy is provided and no company can
issue any other (Sec. 40
8. Full statement of the condition and
financial standing must be filed by each
company. tSec. 49,
Q. The fraternal orders are required to
file their charters as well as annual
statements. (Sec. Sd
10 Assessment companies must lille
statements and pay taxes, (Sec. so, and
designate their policies as issued on the
assessment plan.
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A GOOD SUGGESTION.
The A. and NJ. College, Experiment and
Agricultural Department Should BE
Under One Management.

The A. and NJ. College, Experiment and
Agricultural Department Should BE
! Under One Management.
| To the Editor: The suggestion offered
| by Hon. W. j. Pceie in a communication
| TO the News and Observer of the 10th
inst. to the effect that the Experiment
| Station and the Agricultural and Me-
chanical College be controlled by Il sin
gle board of trustees, and that as far
as possible these two institutions be
made mutually supplementary, is one
which in the light of my present expe-
rience appeals to me very strongly. In
the State of Arkansas the State Uni
versity. the Agricultural and Mechani-
cal College and the Experiment Station
are so intimately associated as practical
ly to compose a single institution. and.
while there are many who doubt the cx-
pediency Of combining the University
with the Agricultural and Mechanical
College. the practical unity of the latter
with the Experiment Station seems TO
meet with the approval of every one.
Two of the members of our faculty are
likewise members of the Experiment
Station. and draw their salaries very
largely from the Experiment Station
fund. Not the least of the advantages
conferred by this kind of management
is said to he the tendency to remove all
of these institutions from the clutches
of the politicians, because the two com
bined become matters of greater con-
Germ to the general public as in the
case of the University of North Caro-
Il
great Importance as that Of economy,
as great as that undoubtedly is.
There are so many native North Caro-
linians and their descendants in Arkan-
sas as to give the State the appearance
of a North Carolina colony, and the
prestige Of the Old North State is such
as to render the appellation of Tar
HeeP' a proud distinction. Among the
many North CarOlinians of my acquaint-
ance in Arkansas who enjoy unusual dis
tinction / might mention United States
District Judge ]. II. Rodgers, formerly
of BERTHE county, and Hon. Joseph Hill,
of Fort Smith; Hon. w. J. Terry. in
Congress from Little Rock and Prof.
T. A. tFutrall, of Mariana, formerly
from Randolph county.
The struggle for White Supremacy in
North Carolina prOvokes an unusual
amount of interest out here The Aus
tralian ballot and the poll tax require.
ment have quite sufficed to eliminate
the negro as noteworthy factor from
Arkansas politics. There is, however,
a great deal of dissatisfaction over the
working of the poll-taX clause in the
election law, as many candidates for
office resort to the rather questionable
expedient of paying the poll tax of in
digent supporters to enable them to vote.
This evil ought to he provided against
in the North Carolina Constitutional
amendment or else the poll tax clause
should be stricken out.
The legalized primary works to the
very great satisfaction of all Arkan-
sas. the Democratic primary being re-
garded out here as of even greater inn
portance than the election itself.
ERNEST r. BYNUM.
Prof. in Univ. of Ark.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-22

a member of the Methodist Episcopal
church, popular Odd Fellow, was in
the prime of life, and his death has cast
a gloom over this community. \ lars.
number of his friends leave this morn>
ing to attend the funeral, which will AXE
place this afternoon at ) o'clock at
Banks Chapel.
Judge Graham expects to leave to-
morrow for Boston, where he goes on
an important deal in the interest of the
Blue Wing Copper Mines, He has con-
troll of fifteen miles of copper interest
in this section. The right of way has
been secured for the projected railroad
from Virginia to Holloway's Copper
Mine, and work will commence as soon
as the weather permits.
Bishop ]. NJ. Horner arrived Saturday
and preached yesterday at the Episcopal
church. He will return to Asheville to-
morrow.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-22
SUPREME COURT.
Third District Cases Argued-Opinions
Handed Down.

Third District Cases Argued-Opinions
Handed Down.
Third district cases were argued as
follows:
Shelburn VS.. Joyner, by Jarvis for
plaintiff and Moore for defendant.
Beddard VS.. Harrington, by Fleming
for plaintiff.
Christian VS.. Marlborough, by Sherherd
for plaintiff. Cooke for defendant.
Perdue vs. Perdue, papers handed
up on printed briefs; Shaw and Pittman
for plaintiff. Zollicoffer, ticks and Har-
ris for defendant; Cox VS.. Lumber Com
pany. by Moore for plaintiff, Fleming
and Brown Shepherd for defendant;
Powell VS.. Washington, by Jarvis for
defendant: Benton VS.. Collins, continued
by consent.
Fourth district eases viii be called on
Tuesday, February %, as follows:
State vs. Robinson.
Johnson VS.. Blake.
Proctor VS.. Insurance Company.
Beckwith ex parte Insurance Com
pany VS.. Edwards & Broughton was sub
mitted on briefs of counsel on February
18th. Hinsdale and Perrin Busbee for
pla1n1llf, douglass ~ 'olIi'ho loi uoANhu
ants.
Opinions handed down as follows on
Tuesday afternoon:
Moore VS.. HURT, fron Craven, new
trial.
Buffaloe VS.. Burgwyl from North
ampton. per curtain. appeal dismissed.
Whitford VS.. Railroad from Craven.
per curtain. affirmed. &
Agent VS.. Willis, from Craven, ne y
trial.
Ridley VS.. Railroad, on appeal of de-
PENDANT decided in favor of plaintiff.
| Swain vs. Burden, from BERTHE, at
tilmed.
Burrus VS.. Insurance Company, from
Craven, affirmed.
Brown VS.. Brown, from Pasquotank'
error.
Sharpe VS.. Loane, from Heitford, af-
| firmed.
Wilson VS.. Allegheny Company, from
Hyde, affirmed.
Williams VS.. Hughes, from Camden,
| modified and affirmed.
State vs.. Widbee, from Dare, affirm
ed.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-02-22
BOOK OF SERMONS.
Sermons BY An Arkansas Minister
Printed BY Raleigh Houses.

Sermons BY An Arkansas Minister
Printed BY Raleigh Houses.
| Progress in book making in Raleigh is
shown up again by new and beautiful
/ book of sermons just issued from the
press by Levi Branson. publisher, of this
city. The title of the hook is Bran
sons Sermons by Rev. A. r. Branson.
of .IoneSboro, Ark, member of the
White River Conference. The author
is a native of Georgia. though his an
cestors went there from this State He
is Il descendant of one of the oldest fami-
lies of this continent. is we'll educated
and has been successful itinerant for
fifteen years in the White River Confer
ence. This book of 300 pages is Gle
gantly printed on clean white machine
finished 60-pound book paper. The half
tone cut of the author opposite the title
page leads you to expect that sharp, SEN
sible, sprightly sermons will follow in the
book, and you are not disappointed. The
twenty-five sermons are written in a
flowing style They are emnently ortho-
dox and full of fire. These discourses
will no doubt be largely read by the
people beyond the great Mississippi and
will go on doing good long after the
preacher has passed through the pearly
gate.
The typesetting on this book was done
by our well known firm of Afford, By
mum 4 Christophers. and the binding is
of fine book muslin with gilt title on side
and back. Mr.. Il. NJ. Uzzell sustains his
reputation for turning out good, orna-
mental. honest binding.
We hope DR.. Levi Branson will induce
other western friends to have their pub
fishing done in Raleigh and that they
will let DR.. Branson be the publisher.