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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-20
THERAILRoADs.

AT the general passenger agents as
ISOLATION meeting in Boston the matter
Of interchangeable mileage was dIscuss-
ed. The subject was finally disposed
Of by the passage of the following reso-
luton:
THAT It is the sense Of this assoeIa-
tion thet the issue Of a national or In
ternatIonal interchangeable mileage
ticket Is impracticable and that the
subject be left to individual lines or to
local territorial associations"
The election Of a new board of officers
for the ensuing year resulted as fol-
lows:
president, George H. Daniels. general
passenger agent of the New York Cen
tral. and Hudson River railroad.
{ Vice president, Harry c. Townsend,
general passenger agent Of the Missouri
Pacific railroad.
Secretary, A. ]. Smith. general pas
senger agent Of the Lake Shore rail-
road.
Following the election of officers. a
committee was appointed to consider
means toffurther usefulness Of the as
ISOLATION, with the following member
ship. Z. a. Ford. chairman: w. b.
Rnlskeru, w. A. Turk, c. 8. Lee, d. ].
Flanders, and H. c. Townsend.
The orator for the next meeting is
James r. Wood. general passenger
agent Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. s.!ss
In selecting a place foratho meeting
that takes place in October. 1907 com
siderable discussion was pr6cipitated.
as number OF cities had filed applica-
lions, inviting the association to meet
In them. Buffalo finally won.
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RRLLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters ofInierest IN the Metropolis
ofBeImont County

Matters ofInterest In che Metropolis
orBeImont County
A saloon man at 81. clairsyllls was
aned SIS and costs and required to give
a bond OF $1,000 that he would mot fur
ther continue violations Of the hquor
laws. This Is regarded as pretty stifi
requirement but It Is not criticised by
those who believe in enforcing the Jaw.
They wonder. however, why other sa-
loon men are not required % do the
same thing. The 81. Clairsvtlle man
mad pleaded guilty to the indictment.
Messrs. Joseph Bates and T. H. .Joha-
son. who have iust closed the deM with
the American Glass Company, FOR the
Enterprise, the Bates and the STANDARD
window glass plants IN Indiana were
both here yesterday. They got oasn
for the ENTERPRISE, but part stock paid
for the other two plants. These gentle
men were formerly OF this city aEu
vicinity and may return 70 this section
Mayor Freeze did not reply 10 the
New York Worlds dispatch, for the
reason that the mayor believes Presl-
dent Mckinley knows more about what
Is best TO be done than all the mayors
OF Ohio and the New York World
thrown IN.
David Lucas, q citizen Of Glencoe, is
charged with selling liquor ION the sly
IN Richland township. BE takes orders
for a wholesale house and has the goods
shipped c. o. D. The case will prob
ably be holly contested.
A party OF Martins Ferry hunters
got 2SO squirrels in the vicinity OF Allie
donna. That Is pretty big haul for tia
first pull in one locality.
The marriage OF Leo Glasser and Miss
Katie Brady will occur next Wednes-
day at st. Johns church, Rev. Father
wehrle officiating.
Not a solitary mandatory in the
city Of Bellaire Is up with It's orders.
All could ship more II they could mako
more.
Squire Mason gave judgment for $40
to the plaintiff in the case OF Barker VS..
The wheeling Street Railway Com
pany.
Miss Lyde Heatherington will enter
tain the Twentieth Century Club this
evening.
There were seventy-nine new coal
mines opened in Ohio during the past
year.
j. NJ. Davies went to Richmond, Vn.,
yesterday, to remain month or two.
George Evans, of Uhrichsville. was
in town yesterday.
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BIC street BrIdgeport,
A CLEVER sw1NpLER.

A fellow giving his name as George
Hadley. who said he was a farmer re-
siding back of town. and had brought
in a load OF hay. which he said he sold
to George Tweedy and received a
check, called at E. X. Hoge's drug
store yesterday afternoon to get some
medicine. saying he did not have
enough money to pay for the same, but
asked Mr.. Hoge if.he would take the
check. which waslfor 81. Mr. Hoge
took the check. which the stranger APP
parently very ignorantly endorsed and
was about to cash the same when he re-
membered that Mr.. Tweedy used
checks printed expressly for his own
use, and the one presented was regu-
lar bank check he stepped to the tele-
phone to inquire OF Mr.. Tweedy II same
was all right and while doing so the
check forger heard the bell ring and
made good his escape, evidently think
ing that the police were being notified.
Mr. Hoge started after the man, but
when he reached the front OF his store
the artist had escaped. The writing on
the check was a perfect fac-simile OF
Mr.. Tweedy's writing. and Mr. Tweedy
said last evening that he could not have
detected any difference between It and
his own had he not known that he Ind
not made any checks payable to the
order of George Hndley.
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MARTINS FERRY nR1EFs.

Wednesday evening. while riding up
South Broadway, Matt Gray met with
rather a painful accident. He was rid
ing horse back and the horse stumbled
and fell, throwing him to-thn ground
violently and for a few minutes II was
hard to tell which was man, horse or
pavement for q bad miX-up resulted.
Upon examination Mr.. Gray found that
the accident had left him with a badly
sprnined wrist and a large cut on his
head. The horse fortunately escaped
without Injury. -
The high school football team goes to
New Athens tomorrow. where they
will contest with the high school team
OF that place. Following Is the lineup
OF the tenn: Centre. Eberling; right
guard, HeatOn: left guard, Dickson,
right tackle, Baker; left tackle, H.
Lewis: right end. Williams; left end,
Smith; right half-back. Lloyd: left
half-back. Llpphardt; quarterback, L.
Lewis; full back, Drennen.
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At the Baptist parsonage Wednesday
evening, occurred the marriage Of Miss
Blanche Arnold. to Winfred Gossett.
Both are well known young people OF
this city. The young couple have gone
to housekeeping In their already fur
niShed home on Fifth street.
Mrs. II. w. Smith, Mrs. w. b. Nc
Clurc. Mrs. s. ]. Boyle. Mrs. s. II. Hca-
ton, Mrs. S. r. Dean, Mrs. TX. Hoge and
Mrs. Charles Moore were among the
members that attended the missionary
meeting at Bcllaire yesterday after
noon.
Yesterday afternoon Mt the parsonage
OF the German Lutheran church. the
pastor. Rev. Paul Hummer, united In
marriage Miss Title VOheer Of New
Philadelphia, to Emmett Mechanics, OF
Canal Dover
Attorneys w. b. Francis and George
Cooke have brought suit against
George Shell and wife TO collect So
claimed to be due for legal services. The
case viii be heard before Squire Keller
tomorrow.
The Belmont county IeachcfS lnSU-
tute will be held ~ Bellnire tomorrow.
An interesting programme has been
prepared.
Mrs. James Gilbert and daughter Lu-
III, Of Alliance, are the guests OF the
family OF Samuel Mllligan, on Jefferson
street
George Tweedy j. T.. Reynolds, VI.
u. cole and George Floto attended the
Patterson sale at Mt. Pleasant. ycster-
day.
Mrs. NJ. bartholomew went to Bar
berton. Ohio, yesterday to visit her
daughter, Mrs, Charles Nash.
Mrs. George Mathensy went to East
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FIT. WAYNE, Ind. Oct. 19.-The case
commenced by the Good citizens
League against Interstate base ball
players here was finally disposed OF yes
terday IN the circuit court. Moretthgn
ilfty niiidavltH had been filed against
Fort Wayne, Mansfield and Springfield
players and bonds were furnished by
the local base ball managers The at
t1rney for the players to-day entered u
plea OF quit IN the cases against Tim
Flood. jack GiasscoCk. "DoRgic" MIL
lor Ed. Bradley. and Mont HeVlllc, md
n nnc Of so was asBcSsed against each
o. them. and Prosecutor DoEham nollicd
ths athdevita In all the other eases, The
nhsS and costa amounted 70 lS7 rs, In
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lNIEReITY CHECKERS.

ybceIlng,s .BIg FonF" TO Meet the
Bellnirc Young Mems Club Team in
series OF sixty.four Games.
tournament Opens Saturday
Recently the Wheeling big Four
checker club endeayored to nuke a
match with tie Peerless Eight Of
Martins Ferry. but the effort came TO
naught, simply because the eight"
were not fearless OF defeat, and thus a
contemplated lnter-cIty match that
would have been OF great Interest in
local checkerdom iilckered.
Happily. though. Martins Ferry isn't
The only black spot on the mapipf Bel
mont county. For Instance, there IS
Bcllalre, and in Bellaire there. is the
Young Mems Club, and in the Young
Mems Club there is a checker dub. and
In the hearts of that checker7clttb there
is no fear. And 50 It Is that negotia-
tons have come To n successful con-
clusIon for an Inter-clty checker tourn-
nment between Wheeling and Bellaire.
The tournament will consist Of sixty
four games, half to be played in each
city. The winning team becomes the
Ohio Valley champions, open to all
Corners, Martins Ferry included, The
Enmes at Wheeling are TO be played to-
morrow evening at the clubs quarters,
and the return games at Bellaire will be
contested at the rooms OF the Young
Mems Club the following Saturday.
ETRN.. fvNa FOL
Wheeling big Four"-Henry Meder,
Alex Mitchell. George A. HRtser and
John H. wlnder!
Young Mems Club-Frank Pine, n. H.
LIchtenberger, z. q. Workman and DR..
A. c. Beetham.
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Festion ard nutrition, . Dr.. Rierce'a Goiden
Kfedieai Discovery. Men and women q.
Hicted with Shortneas Of breath, heaIt dis
ease. suIocatiou, dizziness, spots before the
eyes, liver pains,'' add similar ailments
have been promptly and perfectly cured By
the use Of Golden Medical Discovery"
Thomas A. sVETtS, Of subatatB0a G.. Column
has Ohio, Box rs write; ~ Waa tnlsen wy
81 With Eevere headache. then cFlmp1 10 de
Iionneh, and my food Wouid not digest theu
tiAney aud liver trouble. and my b1ek gut g
weak cOuid scarcely get around. AZ last bad
al these u Ones, end ! Gave molsy g the aoc.
ton Whenever thought they yould do me any
COED hui the more doctored the WorSe get.
iiuth aiE yeaB pl1lsd ! had bceode 20 Boey
eoald oniy walk IN the house By the Rid q q
chair and got % thin I, had Gfpea - . ~
fhiRfinH thAf conia not Be ciIe4. Eaen4 NV
one OF my neiEhbnFl who said. TAKE my Cd.
Vice. and use Df Fierce's Golden Aedicaf Dis.
c0VCry and make new man ont q yQuIlelL'
The frEt bottle helped me and amer had taken
eight WaS weighed and found had gatued y
poundS have done more hard work IN the
past eleven months than dsd In two yea1 be.
fore, and an healthy today and do ~ ieel
anythtnF like dyiAg. cannot give Or. PieLce'S
Golden Medical Discovery too much pFaiie."
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rusfee Saie..
TRUSTEES SALE.

NlEbJo4SE.9 SSh1S'
BY virtue OF deed Of trust made By
Harry 3. Halter and Agnes Haller. his
wife TO me, as trustee. dated June 10, 1881.
and recorded In the ONCE Of the clerk OF
the county court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, In Deed OF Trust Book No. 81,
page $50. will sell at the north front door
of the court house Of said county on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF oCTo-
IN, Der, 1899,
commencing at 10 O'Clock q: M. the fol-
lowing described property, that Is to say:
Part OF the south half OF lot numbered
three In square numbered two in Church.
HIS addition No. 2 to the city Of Wheel
inE, situated on the west side OF MoCol-
loch street In that part Of said city known
as East Wheeling, said part being bounded
as follows:
Beginning on the east line OF Alley II
At the southwest corner OF said lot; thence
northwardly along said line OF said Alley
II twenty feet: thence cHstwHrdly and
parallel with the south line Of said lot
fifty feet; thence sOuthwardly twenty feet
TO and at right angles with the south line
OF said lot: thence westwardly with said
south line fifty feet to the place OF be-
TERMS OF sALE-one-thlrd and rs
much more Of the purchase money as tho
purchaser elects TO pay In cash on the day
Of sale, the balance In two equal INSTALL
ments at six and twelve months notes
bearing Interest from the day Of sale TO
BE- given for the deferred payments.
W. j, W. COwDEH, Trustee.
]. c. HERVEY, AuctiOneer. He29-f
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liverpool yesterday. 70 visit relatives
for few days.
Wednesday evening. At the Bptilt
parsonage occurred the inatriage Of
Miss Kate Lyle 20 Lee MeCnrd. Both
are vel known young people Of this
city.
Prof. Eaton, OF the South school, was
called to his home at senacGHille. Ohio,
yesterday. by a telegram announcing
the serious illness Of his wife.
The Carroll Comedy Company will be
the attraction at the Star theatre all
next week
Robert Richardson was fned = and
costs yesterday for drunkenness,
Howard Montgomery returned to
Pittsburgh yesterday.
Mrs. Bion Williams 10 visiting friends
at Rock IIill.
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BENWooD NEWS.
Local Happenings orImportanceina
R1sy TOyTn

Local Happenings OF tmportancetna
Busy Town.
The opposition to the Kentucky
Heights" route for the Benwood South.
ern's. terminus in Benwood, will be out
in force Mt the meeting tonight ut the
city hall. Strong resolutions prOtsst-
ing AGAINST the proposed grant will be
presented and adopted. Councllmen
are being buttonholed and questioned
as to their position, and both sides are
claiming victory when the measure
comes before the municipal legislature
next Tuesday evening. Business men
on Main street are to man for the re
tention OF the tracks on this street.
Shortage of metal may close down the
Wheeling steel mill next week. This
plant, like many others has trouble
getting enough metal TO supply the fe-
mand. All are hoping the great actiNi-
ty in Industrial lines will continue.
It ls not likely that the effort to Sc
cure a special meeting Of council to-
night, to consider the BenwOOd South.
ern controversy, Will succeed. No
meeting had been called up to last
evening.
A child OF city Recorder Joseph Ward
died Wednesday night. The funeral oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon. The death
was due TO scarlet fever
Pat Dixon and Charley Bursee have
returned from a successful hunting trip
in Washington county, Pa.
Michael Deegan has removed his
family from the country, where they
spent the summer.
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OIL cTTY-RIver 2 inches and fall
ing. Cloudy and cooler.
WARRIcN-River 2. Fair and warm.
GREENsBORO-Ri feet inches
and stationary. Fnir and warm.
BROWNSVILLE-Rlvor feet
inches and stationary.
PITTSBURGH-River 2 feet. Clear
and pleasant.
sTEuBENVILLEG- / foot 5IS
inches and falling. Weather. cloudy
and cool.
Observation-Disclosures river 20
inches and falling. Weather. cloudy and
warm. Locals on time. Little Kanawha
fnlllng,
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct lg.-Thc Cham
pions took another game from the Phil
lies to-day Mechanics and Platt were hit
hard and were relieved by Kennedy and
bernard respectively. The teams VIII con-
t!nuc the series Of exhibition games at
Brooklyn tomorrow. Score:
Brooklyn .......7Ai oil il &
Philadelphia - 0 / 0 o i-Si3 I
batteries: McJameR. Kennedy md Nc
Guirc:. Piatt, Bernhard and Douglass. Um-
piTu: Latham,
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of Day IN the Town Mt the
End Of the Bridge.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We beg 10 announce TO the puStHS
public of Bridgeport, Martins Ferry
and vicinity that we have added new
department to our store, and viii here
after handle a full line of MEMS AND
BOYS CLOTHING. We have selected
our stock from the best manufacturers
and everything we have is brand new
and strictly up to date in style and finr
ish. Not one shop-worn garment In the
whole lot.
GRAND OPENING.
We will have formal opening this
evening, at which time everyone is In
vited to inspect our stock. You needn't
buy unless you like. Music will enliven
the evening. You are invited to come.
W. B. HALL,
Pike Street, Bridgeport, o. !
The marriage OF Miss Name Church
to Samuel Ruskins took place last
evening at the home Of the brides par
ents, on Pike street. Rev, stahl, Of the
West End Methodist Episcopal church,
performed the ceremonies.
w. H. Hillyer, OF the National Fur
mace Company. OF FreepOrt, o., com
pleted putting in new furnace yester-
dag for Seneca Lyle, on Morgan street.
It is the only one Of It's kind In this vi
cinIty, and 1t is peach" equal II moi
superior to any In this city.
Twenty car loads Of brick arrived
Yesterday from GAINESVILLE. and as this
has been the retRrding element In the
street paving for several weeks, II is
now thought the work will be pushed
along rapidly.
Wilson Cline. formerly superintendent
OF the Bridgeport Electric Light Com
pnny, for several years. has accepted n
position with the Washington (Pa.)
Electric Light Company.
Rev. Cook Giren has returned from
Condo. s. D.. where he went to settle
up some business. He will enter a
theological seminary in a few weeks.
Miss Edna Adolph entertained a
number OF friends last evening at her
home out the CRdiE pike. Several from
this city were present.
Wednesday evening at her home In
ISlrlSwood. Miss Lulu Adolph entertain
ed n number Of friends in honor Of her
seventeenth birthday.
Misses Nellie Christy and Ora Dent, Of
short time yesterday, en- route to Pitts
burgh,
The high school Is milking prepara-
tlons for fieid day, which viii probably
take place next Thursday afternoon.
A large number from here attended
the missionary meeting at Bellalre yes
terday.
One plain drunk was run in yesterday
and viii be given hearing this after
noon.
George Pntton. OF New Athens. is Wis
fling Burt Brown, In this city.
Harry Sells returned yesterday from
n business trip to GAINESVILLE
Miss Jessie Cox lenves tomorrow for
New York to visit her aunt.
]. A. Bargar was in smlthheld yes
terduy on business.
John McFedries goes to Flushing to-
day, to hunt.
J. c. Helnleln is in Cincinnati on
business.
ron $40 VIC aO::: you q :srst c;nss suit
OF. OScrcont. Late styles only ut
NJ. GuTMAN'S 4 CO.'S,
Il. T.nr
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Mar MOI Ilifoh Arnin.

MoRGANToWN. ". va, Oct. H.
Charles Hiclman Of the Boston team,
is home. BE sayBlhe may never be able
to pitch again, as his arm Is troubling
him. He Is taldnk electrical treatment,
but Without applnent atiecega
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Rough Dry w HEhcd, stRrohed nm
DrlOd 3 cents por pound,
FLAT Work, Washed and Ironcd'
XII hand work finlahod 10 cents. per
nound. AZ Lu1H BROS,
Homo steam Laundry.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of wheellnG's
.s Progressive NciGhbor.
$500 GRANT OPENING

We will have formal opening this
evening. at which time everyone is In
vited to inspect our stock OF furniture
and clothing. You needn't buy unless
you like. Music viii enliven the even
ing. You are invited to come.
W. B. HALL,
Pike Street Bridgeport, o.
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SOgosah.
/ INVITATION TO BIDDERS.

INVITATION to BIDDERS.
Separate scnled proposals for Library
Building, an Engineering Building, and an
Armory Building for the West Virginia
University. M0rgantown. West Virginia,
win be received until 70 o'clock. noon. oc-
tober 81. 1893
Invitations to bidders and blank forms
for bids may be had upon application 10
the office OF the President OF the unlver-
sity Mt AoFRantown. oc9-mWf&w
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1s row located in his new store at
iIi6 Market street a full and com
pIete atock on exhibition at popular
prices Was
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BOWLING.
wHREI.INd IEAGuE.

The osceoIas won three straight from
come factor in the race. being tied with
Wheeling and EmigrantS for third posi-
tion. The work of MOdHr and c. Fette was
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III tue lHAAky pIl
experiences g chief
consulting phy1ietau
to the tnvliidG
Hotel and sun teal
InSitHie IN BuAllqi
n. y, he has treated
more than half a
million peOpie, with
. TeeoTd o. ninety
eight cures Ia every
hundred. The theory.
held by Dr. Fierce.
ithGt the stomach u.
the chief breeding
place Of disease, y.
u9ula0utly bofuG'
out by the snecess
Of his tfeatm eht
which e addressed
primarily 20 the
stomach and other
Organi Of digestion
sad nutrition.
No other medielne
acta 30 powerfully
and aS perfectly on
the stomach and
other OFgau8 Of d.
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ter-state games n this city scheduled
Tor F'eFt Wayne next season may Be
played outside O. The city llnIta.
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CHILDREN'S suits. Csc to $500.
Rotor goods nnd moro styles than any
ii, GuTAIAN q CO.,
Twelfth and Main street,
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On the Musee alleys last night pe, Aud
itors turned out their strongest team and
succeeded in thking game from the Tom
NooreS. Tho feature OF the evenings work
was JtIukinH' fine snare Score:
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esasrai SzoArss.
NOTICE. q

Notice Is hereby given 10 the stoekhoia'
meas at Bridgeport. Ohio, and any othel
persons Interested, that the books 81 Sala
Crystal Glass Co. for transfer Of stock WI
be closed until November y, lBa9, on Ae.
the property Of said company on Of betoll
November l. 1889.
BY order Of Board OF Directors.
ociS-m&th q. RAY BOYD Soy
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STYLISH and durable MEMS Snlts
only SO 30. New Goods.
NJ. (suTMAN & CO.,
Twelfth aud Main street.
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DEpEMpr1oN OF noNDs-LoAy "a,

WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. 10. lH5a.
The following bonds OF the Loan Of llst
have this day been drawn " lot, aceordlnl
to ordnance and will be redeemed On an
after the first day Of November, ls99, -
the Bank Of the ohio Valley. Interest %
the same ceases on that day;
Nos Gao, 1874, AIS, 2sa, $50, 4e1, 9aR,
T13, $50, 1913, $50, 8, 7a1a s3a, $40
"a, 0BT, 4Ta, SO, 8T6, 406, eags 41oi
ss al S sSs. 7g5, s s is. SCI. sis, fssi
OF I've hundred dollan each; Nni. 8605 SBAi
Of one thousand dollan each.
", B. SIMPSON,
JULIUS POLLOCK,
B ociS Commissioners.