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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-05-04

1T was once in my power 70 have
shot General Washington. said a
British soldier 70 an American as they
were discussing the events Of the great
struggle after the concluding of peace.
Why did you not shoot him them
asked the American. You ought to
have done 50 for the benefit Of your
countrymen.
The death OF Washington would not
have been for their benefit, replied the
Englishman. I'VE depended upon HIN
to use our prisoners kindly, and we'd
sooner have shot an officer OF our own.
". Y Herald.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-05-04

The fntestines are full OF disease germs that
become active and dangerous in Constipation
Csscarets kill aud expel them Druggists, Zoe,
De. ale.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-05-04

Ivdi. E. pin&ham', Vegetable Compound
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-05-04

WHEN writing 70 advertisers please
w mention this paper.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-05-04
Sire GuRE EnR Pies

ITCHING Piles Produce moisture and cause itching.
Tbs form. well Bful- Bleeding or PrctrliirE
Piles are cured D. %. Bosanko's Pie Remedy.
stops itchi1E a-d eetInE- Atscrhs fuucrs- SIX .
Jar 81 truEzists sent hT us Treatise free. Write
RE a1out yogr casa. DE- BOSANKO. PhIsia. p
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-05-04
More Preciou. Than Diamond.

Mistress-Did Pat give Won a dia-
mond ring when YOU promised 10 marry
hims'
Bridget--No. mum; but he be afrher
givin' me a hug that made me ribs
crack !'-Jeweler's Weekly.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-05-04

CAWSrON & Coz ENGiNF-S. BOILERS. 5
chinery supplies $50 sirsisi-. Furt.sud.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-05-04

IL kalsomines are cheap. tenn
porary preparations made from
whiting, chslks. clays. etc,
and stuck on walls with de-
cnying animal glue. ALABAS-
TINE is not a kalsomine.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-05-04
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
Feues aud VIE w-rk.
,Iashln.r, III sarplls..

PORTLAND WIRE & IRON WORKS. wIRE
and iron fencing of.ce raiiius. exc 50 A idef-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-05-04

AIDES naturally prefer ALA
BASTINE for walls and cell
ings, because II IS pure. clean,
durable. Put Up IN dry pow
dered form, in five-pound PACK
ages, with full directions.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-06-15
DROW NED.
The Grief Stricken Parents Have the
Sympathy of the Community.

Last Saturday afternoon, Burton, the
eight-year-ol son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emanuel Emsley, and aplaymate by the
name of James Greenfield were playing
on the bank of the river above the dam
at this place and in some manner they
broke boat loose that belonged TO s l.
Bennett and was moored TO the bank.
After breaking the boat loose, the boys
padded it out into the pond and down
near the dam when they lost their pad
die and were unable TO get TO the shore.
AT the point opposite A. w. Wright's
car house they thought the water was
not deep and could easily get 10 shore
by wading. The weeds at this point are
quite high and the water proved too
deep and the Emsley boy soon sank, the
Greenfield boy getting to shore and Civ
ing the alarm, the attention of q man by
the name of Campbell on the opposite
side of the mill pond was attracted and
he immediatly ran around across the
dam to where the boys were, but when
he got there the Emsley boy had gone
down for the third time and he had to
wade out and get the body which he did
and brought it to the shore. Just as he
got there s. l.. Bennett, who had been
told that the boys had his his boat and
had gone there to see about it, arrived
and he immediatly sent for the doctor,
and himself tried, while waiting, to re-
vive the boy. AS soon as the doctor ar
rived he pronounced him dead, although
he tried to bring him to life in the man
ner usually followed in cases of drown.
ing, but of no avail. The funeral was
held at the house Monday Rev Bowman,
preaching the funeral sermon, and the
remains were inferred in Riverside Gem.
etery. The parents have the sympathy
of the entire community in their sad
affl iction.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-06-15
Ithaca Horse Races.
Some Of the Best Horses in the State Entere,

Some Of the Best Horses In the State Entered.
The prospects for big race meeting
at Ithaca, June 20-22, are very fiattering.
IL is estimated that 100 horses will be
there. Among them are horses from
Chicago. South Bend, Toledo, Cleve-
land, Columbus and include some of the
best in the state. This will be the best
meeting ever held in northern Michigan.
The attraction of the dog driving a pac-
ing horse against any bicycle rider
comes off each day and is great attrac.
tion.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-06-15

Commencing Monday, June rs, / will
be ready to receive any and all village
taxes, and will be found at the hardware
store of Smith & Glass.
1909 j. w. GLASS,
Village Treasurer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17
jelly Guessing Party.


Miss kathyrn Hamlet very pleasantly
entertained the members OF the execn-
tive committee OF the Congregational
Christian knd0avor society and their
friends last evening at the home OF Rev
Y. u. Allen. Eaeh guest wore some.
thing 10 represent a well.knOwn song
and much amusement was Afforded BY
the ladies guessing what the gentlemen
represented, and Vice versa. The sense
OF hearing and memory combined was
next tested BY all Of tbs guests going In.
20 one room while Mrs Allen, Ia another
room, played several bars OF some we'll
known song and each one endea~Ored 10
guess what II was. The guests were next
asked TO display their knO6ledge OF mu-
slcal terms, which were represented by
an assortment Of odds and ends found In
every household, The guessing In this
contest WAS very spirited. and nearly
every one succeeded In making out most
OF the terms.
Prizes we're awarded 90 the contestant
guessing most OF tho enlgmAs. Mabel
Anderson took the first prize, beautiful
bouquet OF carnations, while Harold
Ailsn succeeded In taking the first prize
among the gentlemen, an interesting
book. Mata Tway and Fred Hopping
seemed very cOntented with the BOBBY
prizes,
Delicious refreshments were served,
after which the jolly company INDUCED
Ia games and Ihs singing OF college
song until a late hour. The whole affair
was decide sue sess, aud reflected
great credit upon the entertaining abili-
ties OF the hostess
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17
EIeMTEES MONTHS aESCE.
Extensive Improvements 10 be made Will
IN That Ttna IN AIbuquaraua.

extensive improvements 20 be Naas with
In That Time IN AIbuqusrqus.
Bhrewd people are now quietly pick.
ing np bits Of property along Front street
Ia this city. They lOOk forward aud see
that section Of the town ~ u will look
eighteen months hence, when II will be
~ pretty ~ a park from Pntney's ware.
HOUSE. on Tijefas road clear down 10 the
coal chutes near the Santa Ne shops.
In place OF tina frame structure now
occupied by Putney's Wholesale house
there will be- two or three story brick
warehouse with cement aud vitrined
brick sidewalks, yard and iron railing
fence.
There will be a vItrIded brick crossing
on Railroad avenue over the tracks on
each side OF the street.
Gross, Blackwell y Co.'S warehouse,
StRmm's wgrerO0m, the AEm0ry and sew.
eTal others will be Femodeled or rebuilt
20 ~ 20 be things OF beauty, and the
ground In front OF them made into little
parks; an immense modern passenger
depot will occupy the site OF portion OF
the present Harvey house and the pres
ent Wells Fargo warehouse. modern
hotel OF very pretentlOus dimensions will
occupy the ground now occupied by the
present passenger depot and will extend
south almost across Gold avenue.
Railroad and Silver avenues will be-
opened up 20 the main tracks aud neatly
sidewalked and fenced, and thus tins
whole railroad front from TiieTas road Il
Goal avenue will 5e entirely Temodelled
and will In fact DO the prettlest portion
OF the city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

The new order which has been issued
By the Santa We road governing the age
aud weight Of msn applying iOr the POSI-
ton OF lremen has created much specu-
lsiion and CONSERVATION among those
vino have long cherished the hops Of
sometime becoming hremen. There arc
q great many men who have been walt
ing Ter chance 10 20 on the road firing,
and many OF these men are either TOO
young or old, or else they do nos come
up 10 the 100 pounds weight which is re-
Quired Of tiremsn BY the new order Just
issued.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

On Tuesday evening neat, the 2o,A 10.
stani, IN AfmoFy hall, tha Rev. n Rent
zoe, ", A, will give An iRiens y q ter.
esitng lecture ca "Atdcn,' uhcri ths
sRspices OF a. Johns Lsdlto' Guild The
lecture viii b. In two parts, which will
occupy ~ least eighty minute;
PAT i.-Atrica, ia wonderful ancient
history, ancient oitieN, pyramids the
Sphinx aud Phoenix, the Two great en-.
igmas OF history; the terrible story Of
cennibaiieFn and slavery.
Part 2--'south Africa and the War
With the Beers" This subject will be
treated "a the most thorough aud impar.
tlal manner, ~ the lecturer has been a
close student both Of Britloh aud RoeE
history, aud many facts not generally
known will be brought 10 light
Tickets 30 cents at Newcomers and
Mate0n's book stores. There will be- alao
musical program.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

bear healthy children. The prospective
mother should use every precautlon 70
preserve and foster her health. Not
alone for the sake OF tho little one 10
come but for hey own sake, perfectly
healthy woman IL In no danger and N
very little pain At her time 81 trial.
There must be due preparation for
this time. Nature makes the prepare
tory period thrce,f ourihs Of a yesr and
women who take the hint from nature
and use the time properly need have no
fears Of the outcome. DR. Fierre's Ia.
voriic Prescription IL medicine designed
to cure all distinctly feminine ailments
and taken during the period Of CESSATION
Il renders childbirth easy, safe and coEi.
pafatively painless
II IL the Invention OF Or. n. v. Pierce,
Of Buffalo y, v, a regularly graduated
physician and skilled specialist in the
cure Of ali diseases Of woman.
Mrs. orrin stiles of Downing. Dunn Co, wis,
writes - canned praise your Fsvurits Pre-
acrsptiou enough, fof have not been a. well Tor
i've year, ~ NJ yam. iR July iast had baby
10y weight ~ - W, og'i s,es saos' time,
Sick women can consult Dr.. Pierce by
letter free Of charge. Every letter IL held
strictly private and aacredly confidential.
Designing weg work ON women's
feelings, by advising women TO write
10 q woman who understands wOman'g
needs" II Is useless 20 seek advice about
disease Of any woman who IL not a ply
stefan. SO far ~ known no qualified
woman physician IL connected with any
proprietary medicine establishment,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17
From rhurday : Daily.

J. W. James came down from Madrid
last evening.
Krnsst Meyers has returned from his
southern business trip.
Mrs. A. j. Warren, OF McCarty's, N. a.,
Is visiting at the home Of Mrs. Mckay, on
north First street.
The round house, which was badly
damaged by run away engine the other
day, is being repaired.
Gov. M. A. 0seFO came down to the city
last night and spent the day with mem.
beFs Of the Commercial club.
Clay Jones was an arrival from Bland
last night, aud will visit with his mother
and sister here Tor q few days.
Miss Minnie Warden IL reported az
seriously IN with al attack OF rheuma-
tism ai her home Oa south Arno.
". Moore Clayton, superintendent Of
Bradstfeets la Albuquerque, IL In Las
Vegas on business trip for u few days.
VIZ kuchenbeoker. the well.knOwn
funeral director aud furniture dealer At
Gallup, wss an arrival from the west last
night
L. j. Strauss returned last evening
from business visit 10 New York. where
he represented The hrm Of Meicalt h
Strauss.
Letter carriers are authorized to regis.
ter lstsera. This Is great convenience
10 the people OF ihis city who do not have
time TO go the postoihee.
Superintendent II. o. Bursum, who has
bean inspecting his mining properties At
Water canyon. passed through the city
last night enroHIe TO the capital city
Arthur p. Spencer went 20 Nj Paso las,
evening, where he will aeceps position
Arthur IL printer by trade, good boy
honest, and we'll liked by ali who knows
him. Hs friends wish him success.
Hon H. b. Rerguss0n will leave this
evening for Washington. IN attend d
meeting OF the national democratic eem.
inlttee, and while there will use his In.
ilnenee to secure the location Of milf
iary post ut this city.
Mlss FioFanee HutE n lef. last
light for Phoenix 10 accept the position
As cashier for the Mutual Life Insurance
company. Mics Hulzsll occupied a
clerical position here for a number OF
years for the same company,
Mr. and Mrs. n. D. Relnken, Of Wat
T0us left last sunday for an extended
trip IN kurope. They 80 by way OF New
York City. where they will take shipping
Mt Reinken Is q merchant In Watrous.
where he does an immense business IN
every line from drugs 60 lumber and
coal. Mr.. aud Mrs Reinken expect e
return about the last OF April They "a
not expect TO 20 10 the Parts exposition
This morning Judgment Of the Whit
ney company against Frank 2. Mcclure
was satisfied BY the following entry
which was made by A b. MeMillen, AZ
toTney Tor the company Judgment will
interest and costs satisfied In full b.
George X. Neher on certain dag In Jan
uary last,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

Somebody has been passing counterfeit
money 10 this city. but whoever Il Is may
never be captured.
considerable quantity OF the money
was circulated here q shcst time ago.
The dollars we're good limitations but the
material Of which they we're made was
detective and their weight was light.
The counterfeit could be readily de
sected by close observation, but Ia spite
OF this any number OF spurious coins
we're given IN exchange tor goods pur.
chased In this city and the person who
did the work has vanished ~ completely
81 II the earth had opened and swallowed
him np.-R. PAso News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17
nsnih OF An Infant.

Jennie, the infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mia. ". ID. Curry, died 1t 8 o'clock this
morning at the residence OF !. b. Bhr-
hart and wife, 905 west TiieFas avenue.
The funeral wAs 10 charge OF o. W..
Strong. Services we're held ut 8 o'clock
this afternoon. and the insermsnt was
made In Falrvlew cemetery.
The bereaved pa ents hAye been resi-
dents Of this city for only nVe weeks,
heving come here from GlasscOck county.
Texas. Mr.. Curry held the position Of
sheriff for q number Of years in that
county, and Ia quits prominently known.
Es mas disposed OF his extensive cattle
ranch and will probably make this city
his permanent home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

Another great discovery has been made.
and that, too, BY lady In this country,
"Dlsease fastened It's clutches upon her
snd for seven years she wtthst00d IL So
varest tests, but her vital 0rgans we're
undermined and cath seemed Imminent.
FOR three months she cOughed ince5sans.
ly, and could not sleep. bhe DAILY dis
covered a way 10 recovery, by purchas-
ing OF us a b0lils OF DE-. Kings New Dis
o0Very for Consumption, aud was 10 much
relieved on taking drst dose. that she
slept ali night; ANA with two bottles has
been abs0lnteiy cured, Her name 10
Mrs. Luther LutK." Thus writes W. @.
Hamnlck n Co., Shelby NC Trial bot.
Ties free Ut j. N. 0'Rielly n Cos drug
store. Regular size 900 and 81. Every
bottle guaranteed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

From the Optic.
Several local dTessmAkers are busy
preparing costumes for the coming mid
winter carnival.
IL will cost an edditij NAL $500 10 -
cure ten-year lease on suitable room
for the eSst side pos,Otllce.
l.. Cheney. whose saw mill recently
went w In sm0ke for the second or
third time, IL In town 10 day aud reports
his loss al al 800. with no insurance.
It's fast. Kast Las Vegas Ia 10 have
a nov and more desirable location, q
new set Of up.tOdAte aHtures. consisting
OF combination, keylesa boxes aud q suf-
Acient number 10 Accommodate the pa
irons OF the post Olliis.
The Ktna building association, having
lts headqaag ,eTs In this city, have or
ganlEod branch associations al the fol-
lowing named places In the TERRITORY
Taos. Las Cruces. Mora, LOTdsbuFg. Clay
ton, Glbs0n, Belen, RincOn. BraEoa
Harrington. Aztec aud Lumbefton, all
Of which agencies are sending 10 the
head once here = satisfactory LOT Of new
business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17
Citizen



NV, CLANCY ls In SARA We on profes.
elonal business.
~. Nyeru, Of the nrm Of Myers a
Smith, ,he Bland reataufanseura. came
down from The north laat evening.
X. Weston, who has been 10 she ciiy
Cor ths past few days, was . north bound
passenger on the early mornins train, =
a. 4, Mech, engineer Of the nenhAm
pAw mill east Of Bland, left f0r the north
safe morning after . visit Ia the city ior
= ieW days.
Regular review OF Alamo Hive. No. 4,
l.. v. r. A., this eYening, February IA, a.
Nina Corson, n. X.
Judge John aiansbury was q south
bound passenger for s0cOrr0 this morn.
ing, there 70 open his court In Indian
depreciation claims.
George Ksphart, the business manager
OF She Cochiti Mercantile company "a
Albemarle, was an incoming passenger
from the wealthy district last even
ing.
GOvernor N. A. 0tero accompanied hls
wife, sun hnd Miss Ia Hue ~ TAT rs this
city on their extended tfip " Ualif0rnIE
lat evening Tbs governor returned 20
Santa Fe on ths early morning IFaln 20
day
Ga Friday afternoon, Me-. Ava i,hsF
wood will give her farewell entertain
ment 10 msmbsrs Of ths k,io kluU. Mrs
AsheFw0od leaves IA q short time for
Arizona, where she will join her hue-
band.
Charles Robinson, who severely
stabbed "A. Collier az the Albsmarle san
day morning, will be brought 10 the city
tonight by Deputy SheFin Newcomer
II Ia reported the injured man IL improy.
lag and will ultimately recover from his
wounds.
IL Ia said that there are some Denver
parties qaietiy hguring on the establish
ment Of large sfnellef near ihla city.
Recent reports have it that some good
sized mining deAla are about 10 be con
aummated Ia the Peralta canyon portion
OF the COchiu district.
Extensive and elaborate arrangements
are belng made for the klks' masquerade
ball tomorrow night, which promises ~
eclipse all other social events OF che sea.
son A large numbeg Of Invitations have
been issued and the program ~ prepared
by the managers will prove 10 be exceed
ingiy interesting
A very enjoyable evening was had by 4
number OF the Odd Fellows lodge aud
their families ~ their hall lass night
TIE selections from Mr.. BrOcgmeleT's
graphAphOnes were pleAslngly rendered
aud we're highly appreciated, An oyster
supper aud the game Of dominOes Occu'
pied the attention OF the party for the
remainder q the evening
Jesus c. Sanchez the general merchant
nj Tome, n. NJ, was Ia the city yesterday
interviewing the wholesale merchant,
aud purchasing large stock Of supplies
He reports good business Ia his district
aud that farmers are blowing aud SOW
ing their wheat. rebuilding irrigation
bitches aud making other needed lm
pfOyements.
Il ia learned that Hon. George "
Lane, who was secretary OF New Mckee
under Governor Ross administration
from 1886 TO 1890, N now one Of the chic
officers Of the Mutual Automatic Tele
phone company In Baltimore, Md. Hi
company owns the telephone used by Ou
Automatic Telephone Co. here.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

A change In the management and con.
troll OF the rolling stock OF the Santa Pe,
while Il Ia Ia service on the road, has
been made. This change consists Ia TAX.
ing on. OF She hands OF the mechanical
department all control OF rolling stock
while Va service and placing IL under the
direct supervision of tbs general super
intendsnt, or rather the operating de.
par.msnt. This gives the general super.
intsndent control Of all tbs locomotives
and ears over the entire road, while shs
division superintendent are responsible
Tor the equipment on their respective di.
visions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

The social event OF the season for the
peOpie at the Indian school tFanspirsi
last evening The occasion was the mar
riage OF Mis- Lizzie Neeland 20 Randall
Calkins The marriage took place at
she home OF Mr. Lusted, unele Of the
bride. Most OF the employees OF the Ia.
dian school we're present, together With
. goodly number OF friends from the
neIghboEhoOd. The beautiful and i'm.
preseive eeremany was performed by Rev.
Beatty. Miss Dolly Luated acted as
bridesmaid and william. j. Oliver ~
grOomsman After the ceremony and
congratulations. the wedding party and
guests retired 10 the dining room, and
there paTtook OF the tempting vlancs
that we're prepare for them. The happy
couple reoeived great many very valn-
able and useful pfatsnts from their
many friends, The bride aud groom are
we'll known and highly respected Ia this
community, and they have . host Of
warm friends, who wish them success
aud happiness 10 theiT journey through
life.
Mr. Wheelock and Mrs WygaEd, from
New York city, are here, visiting Miss
Young and Hrs. BehAnAndOFe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17
BBArH or n B. STONBROAD.
0ld and Wei knswn CiuEsn Of Las Vegas
Passes Away.


0ld and Wei known CiuEsn Of Las Vegas
Passes Away.
From the Optic
Last night, shortly before o'clock, n.
B. stOneroad paid the debt Of nature BY
submitting 10 that fate which must in.
evItably PCT termination 10 every
earthly pilgrimage The Immediate
cause OF death was urenic poiaoning Of
long standing. though there weFe other
c implications In the disease that claimed
him ~ It's own.
Deceased was born IN Lawrence
county, Alabama. February II. 1880. bis
natal day occurring last Sunday. lie
was married 10 California, March Z. 1868.
81 Mrs. L. j. Peck. his surviving wife.
aud came 10 New Mexico, October 9. 1851.
At first engaging 10 the sheep business
IL ~ understood from native citizens
that Me-, Stoneroad visited these parts
many years prior 10 the above date, buy
ing large Alcks Of sheep, which were
driven across the plains 10 California.
and he drove the lrst band Of sheep. H.
900 In number. into New Mexico Later.
no invested In cattle. At one time he
wes quite wealthy, and one tltth
interest In the Beck land grant. large
tract OF land, still belongs TO his estate.
Our dead citizen Ia survived b. Wits
and four daughters Miss Natalie stone.
road, Mas Klba stOperoAd, this city, Mrs,
Lucille Robinson, 81. Louis. No, and
Mrs. John Gordon. Lexington, No.. the
two daughters frst named residing with
the gTiei-stEicken widow on fifth street,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

In the District Count.
County II hernAlillo,
IcrflloTY Of Aew Mealcn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-02-17

one VI the most pleasant events OF the
season was enjoyed last night BY party
OF shout 800 OF AlbucueIque's society
people Al the AFmOry. Tbs event was
given by Hose company No. ?, aud the
managers were successful Ia both d so
oial aud financial way. Music Was fur
nlshed By Professor DiMauros orchestra
Following are the committees which
were In charge:
Reception - Charles Whiting, W. ".
Rarlckson, ". r. WaFdwell, viii Cliff
ford, james COssrOye, Tony Ortiz, scott
knight, Neat MCOae, Roy McDOnaldi
Mike hfeen, assistant chief.
Floor Harry Russ4ll. manager Harry
johnson, Charlse ". Quler, Arthur Rus
sell, Wan. Klein. kdwaId Hale, Frank
UuleT.