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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-05-12
TANKS Consolidated.

Philadelphia, Pa, May 4.-The City
National bank, N of the Oldest and
best known financial institutions in
this city, was today merged with the
| Philadelphia National bank.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-05-12

Paris woman's paper, La Fronde,
which boosted that all its work was
done by women, has run foul of the
law, which does not permit women
TO set type at night.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-05-12

The dowager empress of China has
ordered the Chinese minister to
France to have 500 large photographs
of the Paris exposition buildings
taken for her.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-05-12
SMlTHFlELD OCCUPIED.
Harris Brigade Takes Possession oil
the Town,

Aliwal North, Cape Colony, May r.
Smithfield was occupied yesterday by
Harris brigade. Out of $50 Beers in the
town 25 were captured. The rest de
camped. Ladybrand was recently full
of Boer wounded, who have now been
removed to Fricksbury.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-05-12

When the worst comes to the worst
che only thing to he done is to make
the best of philadelphia Record.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-05-12
OTIS To START HOME.
Commander OF the Philippines Will
Probably Sail Today.

va ~ $3.50
Probably Sail Today.
Manila, May 4.-The United States
transport Meade has been ordered to
be ready to sail tomorrow. 1t is sup
posed that Otis, with his personal
staff, will then start for the United
States In the morning.
The insurgent archives discov-
cred by Funston include papers
duplicating prominent foreign firms
at Manila in unlawful dealings. 1T is
reported that evidence has been OBJ
tanned that some of them furnished
munitions of war to the rebels and it
is also said the American authorities
are In possession from this source of
q detailed plan Tor attacking the
American forces, written by Aguin-
aldo i'm the Tagalog language, Janu-
airy Q, 1899, and translated into Span
ish by Buencamino. No corresponds
ence from the so-calle6 anti-imperial-
istic party in the United States was
found.
Macarthur Succeeds Otis.
Washington, May Am accordance
with General Otis request to he al
lowed to return to the United States
the war department today issued or
ders designating General MacArthur
to succeed him in the command of
the division of the Philippines, and
Wheaton to succeed Macarthur as
commander of the department of
southern Luzon. Otis sails tomorrow.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-05-12

After a man once reaches the top
he never talks about the surplus room
up there.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-03-02
II I'D. & w. l. HUMISTON. ~

| Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore, of Brewster
were visiting friends at Brewster last
! Wednesday.
For deep we'll work call on or ad
dress Chas. Glattly Worthington
MINI. 10 If
Martin Levine and Mrs. DeVaney
went to Round Lake Thursday re-
turning Friday.
W. NJ. O'C,nnor, of Ocheydan,
moved by team. to farm in Will
mont Thursday.
WANrEE.-A good girl to do gener-
al housewcrd. Will pay good wages
Enquire of Jno. Ramage. 28tf
Miss Carrie McCune went to
Sherburne Friday to prepare an en-
tertainment there.
William B,ume, Jr., was thrown
from his bicycle last week while
coming to Worthingtop and was car.
ried home in an unconscious condi-
ton, but has since recovered,
The Mobiles County Agricultural
Society will hold meeting at the
Auditors office Saturday, March 3rd
at 2 D. m. Officers will be elected and
other business transacted. All mem
hers requested to be present.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-03-02
LOCAL NEWS.
~~~~~~

Mrs. T. elliott and children went
to jackson Thursday.
John Roman and wife went to
Round Lake Thursday afternoon.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Donohoe, daughter, February II.
Mrs. V. Duba and Mrs. H. Leistico
went to Dundee Friday on visit.
Tho Lanpher hat leads everywhere
because it fits. best and wears best.
Cramer & Ferdon are boring we'll
for Severt Peterson in Elk town
ship
For Rent-8O acres improved land
with meadow. Enquire at this off,
&c. 27-8
Will Dow has removed from the
Chute house to rooms in I. T. Brani-
gan's.
FoK Subtitle residence property
on the corner of 9th street and 7th
avenue. Fl. NJ. TwlTcHELL.
Mrs. Chas. Sweeney, of Ellswo rth
came here Friday to visit Miss Allie
Sprague.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-03-02

H. N. Douglass daughter Della, is
on the sick list.
Do you want big crop, if so buy a
Fountain City.
Three of VIM. McLean's children
are on the sick list.
Fountain City drill are perennial
Fountain to the owner.
Rev. Wilson Aulls son, Wilson.
was quite sick Tuesday.
Born:-To Mr.. and Mrs. n. V.
Garretson Sunday, Feb. rs, a son.
Mrs. Burgess Jones, Of Kinbrae
arrived Tuesday for visit here.
The Salvation Army realized about
$40 from their supper Tuesday
night.
A. Oberman returned Wednesday
from taking shipment of stock to
Sioux City,
Harry Thorn went to Mankato
Monday night from there he goes to
Fairbault.
6. w. Patterson and Milton Lud-
low are away on visit at Madison,
| Wisconsin,.
Several elegant Chambers Sets to
close out at actual cost at H. Peter
| Lewis store.
Wanted.-A man and wife to work
at the Lake View. Woman must be
a competent cook. 1w
Bring your potatoes, cabbage,
beans, poultry, butter and eggs to H
Peter Lewis store.
A. Oberman has two cars of horses
at Sibley which will be sold at auc-
ton Saturday and Monday.
A car of horses driven through
from the Black Hills are located at
Aagaard & BARRIERS livery barn.
Mrs. W. Ager went to Rushmore
Tuesday to assist in taking care of
Roy who is very sick with the humps.
A. g. Kadesky made trip to the
bustling town of Wilmont Tuesday.
He did not invest in any property
there.
A large plate glass in the door
the entrance to Loveless' hall was
broken in some unsolved manner
Tuesday night during the salvation
army supper.
Taken this month keeps you we'll
all summer. Greatest spring tonic
known. Rocky Mountain Tea made
by Madison Medicine Co. 35c. Ask
your druggist. -,
Tuesday afternoon while Christ
Desmond was leaving the J. A. Peters
farm with a load of hay, the load was
tipped over and Mr.. Desmond had
one of his legs badly injured. No
bones were broken and he will be
able to be out in few days.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-03-02

Mrs. R. F. Pepple returned home
Wednesday.
Mr.: Taylor, of Pipestone, is visiting
friends here.
Guy Stiteer, Of Heron Lake was in
town Tuesday.
Frank Lane was presented with q
handsome watch chain Wednesday
night by his son and daughter, in
honor of his birthday
VIM. Hinrichs returned Monday
from Wisconsin. He did not bring
his family but will move them about
the first of next month,
. Olaf Noren went to Ellsworth Wed.
nesday to move I. T. Branigan's stock
back here. Mr. Branigan was unable
to secure a building there after
March LIST.
L. L. Mccartney has now added a
trio of light Brahma chickens. to his
large flock of blooded poultry, So:
lected from G. Nj. Crandalps fine
flock. Rem contemplates tho build
ing Of a model hennery and: Having it
we'll stocked. If he goes into it like
he does everything else he will make
a decided success.
The organization of Farmers
Telephone Exchange in Waterman
county is being talked and farmers
within ton miles of st. James are to
take the matter up if they desire one.
The arc lights which have been
dark for about a week have been
turned on again. A break down Of
the blower at tho power house VA
accounts for tho darkness.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-03-02
n. Herbert Pratt is reported quite

MRS. ID. l. Mann went to Window
Monday on visit. III
Miss Carrie Allen left Monday fol
9 visit in Minneapolis.
lMsssrs. Mclean and Barnes are
contemplating plating lots in second
addition.
The new carpet was laid in the
auditorium OF the Presbyterian church
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed. Lamphere won't to Sioux
Falls to visit a few days. Her mother
returned with her.
Jos. Mackay left Monday for Will.
mont where he goes to take charge of
Devereaux & Co.'S. elevator.
Msssrs. Sawyer and Glenn, Of
Usage, Ia, spent Sunday here. They
were here looking after real estate.
Three Girls Wanted-Hotel Worth
ington. One must be first class
o'olng room girl.
S. J. Kali and wife are the proud
parents of another daughter, born
Tuesday. Feb. 9th.
Capt Farmhouse and wife will have
charge of the Salvation Army in this
place after next Wednesday.
Henry Russell left Saturday to &C.
cspt position with the Northwestern
Telephone company in Minneapolis.
! Ensign Lighteowler, of The Saliva
ton Army has been assigned to Iron
wood, Michigan, for the coming year.
| G. A. Right, liv ing north of town
was in town Monday for the first time
in six weeks, being laid up by sick
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Travis went to
Worthington Monday, for a weeks
visit with relatives.-Magnolia Ad-
vance.
Ed. Carter left Monday for North
Dakota to take up a homestead
where Presbyterian colony has been
esta blished.
Rev. Meiggs, who held evangelist,c
meetings in the Baptist church last
fall will open series of meetings at
Pipestone Thursday this week.
John O'Hearn and Gertrude
Feeney, Martin Finnerty and Lettna
OHearn, were married Monday by
Father Flartleib. at Adrian.
Mrs. Minnie Mathison has re.
turned from Peterson, Iowa, and will
for the present stay at home with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. APPLE,
1t is reported that chair cars will
soon be put on ali day trains on the
Omaha and as soon as warm weather
comes, one of the trains will be run
on much faster time.
A. r. Kilen, a substantial farmer of
+ jackson county, sent to the Paris Ex-
7 position for exhibition, last Novem-
Der collection of fifteen kinds of
| grain-corn, wheat, fax, barly, etc.,
2 all grown on bis farm Belmont.
Rev. Fred Bloom, of Kansas, is OK
! pected here this week on bis way to
Blooming Prairie where he takes
charge of church. 1t is expected
! he will preach here in the Swedish
2 Lutheran church Friday night.
Mrs. DeGarmo, .landlatly of the
Lake View, verv much regrets..the in.
= cidents that occurred in Hubbard {
K Mitchell's meat market Thursday
: She did not know of it until read in
p the the Daily in the evening. The
IS clerk, Ferd inand Schoneman was do
ing chores for her and on account o.
k her son Lloyd DeGarmo bsiug laid
It up with an abcess in the face was OBJ
j. liged to have Schoneman do the da,
y work and keep her old man Johr
% Hughes on night. She is glad tn,
d the matter reached her as she is nov
It aware of the act and will know VIVA
j. 10 do, as she desires to run.the house
l. as it should be and does not wish tc
70 keep any such characters in her EN-
v. ploy.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-03-02

Mts. Runyan is on the sick list.
Mrs. D. She'll returned home Tues
day afternoon.
The sun., 1900-07-01

There was moderate rise In coffee early In the day
owing 10 frm market In Havre and small demand
for local and FOREIGN account The buying soon
abated. however. and prices receded There was a
holiday In Brazil and this fact tended TO restrict
trading.
NAVAL SroRBs-Steady. Spirits 45}4 a 48c Com.
mon 70 rood strained rosin 81. s5
PRovISIoNs-Meats were quiet. but strong; picked
shoulders $40 7c.: do hams LOG l0l1o: do bellies,
sSsi1c Pork was steady mess. Sl8. .Ooa 1880.
s.a ,S cSes sSu %ssn sos Bfa1 Con
s0,io. Tslow. Az, Dressed hogs INC s1c.
Chee,e-Sa.e, Z. c, colored OF white, large.
nnest sitSestc; small slt S9hc Eggs =
Chicago June so - Prov islons had quite break on
liberal selling OF lard and ribs BY one leading local
long interest: packers and investors absorbd these
offerings and the closing was steady The prospect
Of liberal Increase In stock OF lard here this h
and lower grain markets had some interest"
SuoAR-Raw was nrm at 1i.l6c for % test
and 4 5.i6c for 50 test Refned was In moderate
demand and nrm.
The sun., 1900-07-01

Manufacturers Of electrical supplies are en-
deavoring 10 obtain a revision Of the railroad
freight classification. which rates all Of their
products As first-cass freight and some articles
a. double first class A suit in the United States
Court Is threatened to enforce the Interstate
Complaint Il made that the electrical supply in
dustry Is seriously haInpered because tn rail-
roads charge the highest rates for carrying
electrical goods. 1t Is alleged that firsf-Class
rates are charged on u number Of articles when
shipped as elactr cal supplies, when the same
articles are carried as third-class freight when
used for other purpCses
The sun., 1900-07-01
STOCK ExcHANGs TURNS TO JEST.
Carpet Bass for Tayisr and Bontecos-L Leather
BELT for . Boer Champion.


Two old carpet bags. filed with such dainty
trines as potatoes. dates. onions. and bananas.
were handed on the floor Of the New York
Stock Exchange Yesterday to James A. Taylor
and Frederic 7. Bontecou, both OF whom are
specialists In Atchison preferred. and they
were told to travel. Travel they did-around
the floor Of the Exchange amid the plaudits
Of the brokers. who had found business dull.
The two a fcw days ago. had dispute over
the closing quotation for Atchison preferred
during which several compliments Of an acrid
nature passed. A a result one OF them was
reported TO have filed charges against the
other. Believing that one or both might be
officially asked To take a summer vacation
AZ result OF the examination by the Exchange
authorities. their fellow members invented
the carpet bag ceremony a. a testimonial.
Another celebration Is expected early THIS
week when well-known member OF the Stock
Exchange returns from Europe. This mem-
Der. according TO wel-authenticated advices
from London. one night in a hotel corridor
In tho British capital felt called upon TO re-
vile the valor OF the British soldier and ex-
tol the valor OF the Boer. Ar Englishman
do and the Engllshman. with the aid OF his
fists. shut him up. At frat the Stock Exchange
members thought OF hiring a hand and having
u play, 10, the ConQuering Hero Comes.
On second thought. however, they have pre-
pared q fine large leather belt inscribed Sec
ond Money" and this will he presented TO the
returned member.
The sun., 1900-07-01
OTHER MARKETS
Live Stock Market.

SATURDAY. June 10.
Receipts OF becves were only 5. head. No trade OF
any importance; feeling steady Dress,d oe AZ
1l2a sac Ter m for ordinary to prime native Sdes.
London and Liverpool cables unchanged ESports'
,l69 cattle and 5000 quar- ers Of beef .
stale stock EOS on sale No trading Feeling un..
changed Tor We Il weak for buttermilkS CITY dressed
veaS al 7ia 0iac. per n, .
Guiding car dlIcct and ~ for the market making
with the stale stock 3Ol1 carloads on sale, sheep
were extremely dull: lambs advanced l6c soc Tor
all grades. About i2 cars Of sheep and lambs were
held over Common TO good sheep sold a. 20 %; 90
per 100 ms: common to prime lambs al 10 ia Sooo
load OF choice do at So 70 culls at S4oO dressed
mutton at Sc Sc pei n; dressed lambs at 7c llc
Receipts Of hogs were 1867 head including oz head
for the MARKET Feeling steady for live hogs
The sun., 1900-07-01
Changes on the Southern Pacific.

Important changes In the engineering de-
partment Of the Southern Pacific Railroad 60
into effect on Julyi. J. II. Wallace becomes
engineer Of maintenance Of way of the Pacific
system and the lines In Oregon, succeeding W.
q. Curtis. deceased. John ID. Isaacs succeeds
Mr. Wallace a. assistant engineer OF m maintenance
Of way OF the Pacific system with headquarters
In San Francisco. The position OF second as
The sun., 1900-07-01

There was sharp break IN cotton owing 10 bearish
Chrontce report, rains In Texas where they were
needed generally dry weather elsewhere. disappont
Ing ca bes and local and Out Of town as well more
or less foreign liquidation. The stat Stca position Is
admit dy very strong but after the recent extra
ordinary rise many people felt that the lime had
come for a reaction wbethe the news was buish or
not II happened To be bearish and the reaction was
therefore all the sharper The speculation fell of 10
and weather news will hx the price from day to day
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was steady al $50 for No.
T. Sales, 400 bags Maracaibo Futures advanced
10 10 points, but lost most Of the improvement clos
ing barely steady. Sales, 1880 bags Havre ad-
vanced a T. Hamburg declined a pig American
warehouse deliveries. s.2sS bags Holiday In Brazil.
Prices hero as follows
The sun., 1900-07-01
Burglars in Mrs. Behrendss House.

Soon after the death Of the Rev DR.. A. J.F
Behrends. pastor OF The Central Congrega tional
Church. Brooklyn his widow closed up the
house at % Brooklyn avenue and went to Shell
ter Island for the summer. She took the pre-
caution 70 have all the jewelry, silverware and
other valuabes whicH could readily be carried
on placed In q safe deposit vault Burglars got
into the house last week. but found nothing of
value that they could steal
The sun., 1900-07-01
New through line From Texas.

The st. Louis Southwestern Railroad. popu-
larly known a. the Cotton Belt and controlled
by Edwin Gould. has formed close traffic
alliance with the Chicago and Eastern Illinois,
which makes a new through assenRer route
from all important Texas points TO Chicago.
This combination has caused n commotlon in
the Western Passenger Association, which has
hitherto controlled the passenger traf1c from
The sun., 1900-07-01
Norfolk and western Dividends.

Sinoe the Pennsylvania Railroad acquired an
interest in the Norfolk and Western Railroad.
the question Of future dividends has excited
much interest Henry Fink. President of the
Norfolk and Western. said ysserda". with
thing definite and the matter rests entirely in
the hands OF the directors ID to the present
time the question OF declaring dividend on the
board. and IL would be premature to say
whether or not dividend will be declared "
The sun., 1900-07-01
Dock Board HOists Salaries,

The Dock Board, which has been particularly
generous with Its employees during the past
year. made public yesterday a list Of further
increases in salaries aggregating S. $40 n year.
The increases range from 500 to $500 and one
reduction is also made. Z. F. Trout, a topo-
graphical draughtsman being reduced from
u 400 to 81 go. Most of the fortuate ones arc
either assistant engineers or draughtsmen
The sun., 1900-07-01
COW MMERCIAL.

SATURDAY. June 80 GRAIN - Wheat-Spot
was dull. Sales. $4,000 bush. mainly for export
here and at the outports. No. 2red In eleva-
tor. sotc.: No. 1 Northern Duluth +hc. over
September; No 1 hard. 10. over. North western
receipts were s2s oars. against All last week
and GA last year: Chicago. So. AGAINST i4s last
week and 1852 yea, ago. Futures closed $40
i%c. lower. Sales. s.ies.oO0 bush. Prices as
follows.
The sun., 1900-07-01
seaboard Air Line short Of Car,

John Skelton Williams. President OF the Sea-
beard Air Line. says I'VE have not cars enough
to haul all Of the tonnage offered Every car
owned by the company. Is In service. and We
extends throughout the entire South and do
not expect any material slackening OF business
during the summer "
The sun., 1900-07-01
Fell Into an Ea Rle's Nest,

ALTOONA. Pa. June 80 James Witbank. q
Huntingdon county farmer. had a thrilling
adventure with n pair Of golden eagles few
days ago. In descending steep part Of Black
Log Mountain he caught hold of a vine to swing
himself across ravine The vine broke, rre-
cipitating him into treetop. where the eagles
had built their nest. Both birds attacked the
intruder vicously. Wiltbank drew a knife and
fought for his life IN his precarious position,
Finally he succeeded in killing the male bird
The female thereuron few away with loud
screams. leaving Wiltbank free to scramble to
a place OF safety
The sun., 1900-07-01
Candidates for Admission to the Bar.

SARATOGA. June 30.-The New York State
Board OF Law Examiners are here looking over
the papers Of 565 candidates for admission TO
the bar Of the State. All tried the June e1-
minations. which are the largest OF the year.
The board has about twenty-eight thousand
questions, filing 20 60 pages Of manuscript. 10
consider. Each candidate an -wered n ty aues-
tons. Ten OF the papers were presented by
young women.
The sun., 1900-07-01
Atchison Bays Another Road.

The Kansas. Oklahoma Central and South
western Railroad has been purchased at fore
closure sale for the Atchison Topeka and Santa
Fe system. This road Is regarded "a a good
nssr Csney. kan 10 BartlesvilIe. ~ +, and p'm, on
TO Owasso, /. T.. a distance Of about thirty
eight miles. There l. also branch eighteen
miles long. extending from Bartlesville westerly
through the Usage country.
The sun., 1900-07-01

A scarcity Of Pullman and other psrlor and
sleeping cars Is reported In consequence Of the
remarkable volume of tourist business In this
country Just now. There are said 10 be more
private parties desiring cars for long hauls this
of this business Is directed toward the West
The sun., 1900-07-01
Lawson. ws,denfeid 4 Co. Dissolve.

1t was announced in Wall Street Yesterday
that the firm Of Lawson. Weidenfeld 4 Co.
would dissolve partnership with the expiration
OF business yesterday afternoon. That the dis
solution would take place has been genera ly
understood ever since the partnership in Bo.-
ton between Thomas W. Lawson and Camille
We!denfeld was dissolved some time ago
The sun., 1900-07-01
vice.Chairman Niles.

Robert L. Niles has been appointed by the
committee Of arrangements Of the New York
Stock Exchange. vice-Chairnlan OF the ex-
change 4 salary Of % 500 goes with the Office
The sun., 1900-07-01
THE BANK or AMERICA.

New York June 22d. 1900.
The Board Of Directors have today declared semi
annual dividend OF SEVEN (7) PER CENT, free OF
tax payable July I'd 1900 to stockholders OF record
OF this date.
The transfer books will remain closed until july
Sd. 1900 ". NJ. BENNET. Cashier.
The sun., 1900-07-01
FOhbhDDEN BEASIS hND bhDS.
Ne More MonEOoses. Flying Foxes or English
Sparr0ws MAY he Imported.

Collector Bidwell has received from D. L..
epauidlng. Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury.
an order directing him. under .ection 2 OF the
act Of MAY IS. 1901. TO refuse entry OF importa-
English sparrows and starIings. and to require
their immediate eYportation or destruction.
The sun., 1900-07-01


Government bonds easier, The 4s Of 1901
closed :. per cent lower bid. RAILWAY and
other bonds dull The features were Detroit
City Gas IS. Erie general As, Reading general
Is. Southern Pa ifc IS. Union Pacific as Atchi-
son, Baltimore ald Ohio and Northern Pacific
issues
Commercial price OF bar silver in New York.
eiHc. Bar silver in London closed at 2s1+d
Mexican silver dollarS were quoted at 4s'ac.
Money on call. i,aG? per cent Time money Ii
quoted at 8 per cent. for three months
ssh per cent for four months and per cent
Tor five. six seven and eight months. Com
mercial paner Is quoted at 3A0<. per cent
Tor prime single names. bills receivable: other
names. +h@5 per cent
Sterling exchange closed quiet at UNCHANGED
quotations. Posted rates are: Long bills. $3.50
sight drafts s7i.. Actual rates are Long bills
- S3',M 81: sight drafts. N.88A. and cable
transfers. Nsox. Francs were quoted 5.ies.0
6lss. for long and S.loh for short: reiohsrnarks.
W,.MN 8-l6 for long and 8Sisd05i for short;
guilders. A01+0 l-i6 Tor long and 70 S-'6@A0k
Tor short.
Domestic exchange on New York; Boston. &C.
discount and par, Chareston-Buyin Ing. par; SELL
ing. &c premium. SavannahooBuying, par; sell.
ing. 81 per $1,000 New Orleans-Bank, 81
premium commercial, Soc. discount. San
Francisco Sight. lOc. premium: telegraph.
II &c. premium St Louis, l0c. premium.
Chicago. SOC premium. Cincnnau-Betwe
banks 20c. premium; over counter. Soc.
premium
The weekly statement Of averages OF the
The sun., 1900-07-01
The List Of Referees.

The following lisa list Of the referees appointed In
cases In the Supreme Court last week:
By Justice Bischof.