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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-05-23
GRIrIMS.

J. D. Nate and Jerry Ready have
each put II u wagon scale.
Tim Keahan, Bryan Cornell and John
Hogan left Tuesday for Hennesey
oklahoma to look up some prospects for
speculation.
VIM Cummings has again been
awarded II new Office rs village fire
chief.
Mrs Carney left for Manitowoc Mon
day after an extended visit
Miss Josie Donohue Of Amigo visited
Friday and Saturday with her auutics
Mrs. Marlborough andsMiss Sarah Gerry
John Watt and Pat Leveric were at
Sheboygan Monday ON business
John Halrou m Joe StranSky attcn-
ded a surprise party Of Frank Froschcs
at Wayaide Sunday night who is soon to
depart for the west
H. + Grimm and daughter Emma
were Manitowoc callers Monday
A number Of our sports attended the
ball ut Taus Thursday Moricc Long
acte Ms floor manager
Mrs NJ Watt visited her sietcr Mrs
VIM Mullins at Forest jet. Satur lay
School superintendent Christensen
was seen driving through our burg one
day last week
Adolf Hacsc and sister Emma attended
the party at Waysidc Sunday.
John fIalrou left Tuesday for Ashland
Wis for an extended visit with relatives
Crackcrjacks Green Eyed Monsta' is
vision only
Miss Kate OBricn aud Mr.. J. Clover
Of Chicago are visiting here with rela-
lives
VIM Kirby and family drove to
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GIBSON.

The Jambo Creek Dist. erected bell
on their schoolhouse lately.
The Zander and Larrabee schools will
close in about three weeks.
The marriage of Albert Hasten and
Emily Kohn will take place this week.
Sheriff Burt transacted business here
last week.
Floyd Westgate, for many years one
of the most prominent teachers of the
county, came home from the Milwaukee
Medical College full fedged doctor.
He has gone West to locate place in
which to practice. His family will
remain here during the summer.
G.. Schultz has leased the Westgate
farm for four years. He win take posses
sion next fall
H. Heap will erect a new dwelling
house.
The dance at Larrabee last Sunday
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OSrIAN-

John Hayes who has been at Milwau
kee for the past few months undergoing
an operation returned home last weel
and is feeling well.
Mrs. p Brady who has been visiting
her daughter Mrs. j. E. Dollard of Me
nasha for the past week returned HON,
on Tuesday last
Henry Schneider of Sheboygan spen
last Sunday with his parents
James and Willie Morris of Mantle
woo spent last Sunday with their par
ents Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Morris
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. E. Hayes of Kau
kauna who had been visiting friends anC
relations the past week returned to Their
home on Tuesday last
A social dance will be held at A Wal
terbachs, Friday May "a.
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KEEL.

The Kiel National Zeitung' left hel
old place on Fremont st last Thursday
and has occupied the new building on 18th
st.
John Buchanan from Chiffon was a
caller mt his brother in-law Ed. Henshel
over Sunday.
Warren Lawrence from town Schles-
wig bought land in J. b. Laun's new
addition on 9TH Street.
Dr. l.. f. Wiesler our popular dentist
now owns "a piece Of land on Fremont
street.
The pupils Of the elementary school
are trying very hard to baye the pro
gram which takes place on Decoration
day, turn out successful.
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FlELNIK

Mr.. Chas. SkwOr will close school OF
Decoration Day May 30 He will have
an entertainment in the evening. which
will begin at Z o'clock sharp P. NJ.
Come everybody and listen to the
exercises by TIE children. The flag
drill will precede the program.
Memorial services will be held Thurs
day May 30 ut the Melnk church.
Mr.. Guse moved Il barn for Anton
Kriwanek Monday.
Adolph Peck son of j. J. Peck who
was seriously i'll is well again.
Miss Rose Kriwanek visited our
school Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Suchan, have returned
from their trip to Green Bay.
The G. S. 4. J. lodge held its meeting
Sunday at JOS. Suchan's.
Mr.. Fred Shimonik attended the meet
ing of G. S H. J, lodge Sunday at Jos.
Suchan's.
As Jos. Vodwaska was riding home
ward on his wheel he ran over Mr.,
Kreychies dog
Wencil Kovarek visited our school
Thursday
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TISCH MILLS.

Miss Mamie Langenkamp is HON
from Milwaukee.
Messrs Valecka and Forst We're a
Manitowoc Monday. Mr.. Forst ha
accepted the agency for the Schriehar
beer made vacant by Mr.. Valecka
resignation.
Joseph Stangel, supervisor, is at Man
itowoc on town business.
Langenkamp's dance was tip-top
Jake Mollada is sick.
Wenzel Dolezal announces the arriva
of Il little democrat at his house.
Daily average of milk at Johns chees
factory is over 5000 lbs now
Joseph j. Stangel, formerly a Mantle
woo pedagogue but now teaching a
Kewaunee, was here Sunday.
Great preparations are being mad
for the reception Of Bishop Messmel
June Is.
Big dance at Jos. Fencil's. Corpu
Christi, June 9th, both afternoon an
evening.
Miss NJ Karman, daughter of Georg
Karman. of Bolt, died of consumptio
Sunday
There was a fire in Jos. Fencil
summer kitchen, and after great excite
ment it was put out, damage about
cents.
AT meeting of the Carlton an
Mishicot town boards last Saturday,
was decided to repair the bridge acros
the Z. Twin river, and to construct
new one next year. Louis Lambel
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James Connell and Martin O'Brien
have each purchased new buggy.
J. P. Watt, Dan Cavanaugh and Pat
Slavery were Maritowoc visitors Satur-
day.
Thomas Morrissey and wife visited in
Morrison last Sunday.
Dan Fielding raised his barn last Wed
nesday.
Martin O'Neil visited at Mill Center
last week.
John Cleary of Marinette is among
us.
John Foley left for Chicago Saturday.
He expects to be gone for some time.
Tim Keehan, Bryan Connell and Ed.
Welsh left Tuesday for Oklahoma.
They expect to purchase land out there
and make it their future home if they
find it p place worthy of investment.
Frank Frosch Jr, leaves this week for
Washington.
p. II. Guhin was employed last week
at Manitowoc marking diploma papers.
The Maple Grove Literary society has
adjourned until the opening of the next
school year The members have agreed
to hold the regular annual ball on May
Both at Buckley's hall Maple Grove.
Good music has been secured and extern
sive preparations are being made tc
make this a success. A pleasant even
ing's enjoyment is in store for all who
attend. All are invited
Pat Linnane and Miss May Gleason
were Maple Grove visitors last week.
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REEDSVILLE.

A number from here tripped the fan
tastic toe, at Coll ms Saturday evening
We are going TO have grand cele'
bration here Memorial day.
Will Link is now the owner of a
game-cock. Any one having any fight
ing rooster should give Link trial.
James Meany was at Collins Satur.
day.
Another saloon in the near future.
A number from here attended the
lectures at the Grove last week
Little Joe of Grimms and Paul Gosz
were in our village Saturday. They
came up to have there lace curtains
cut.
Our school will furnish four appli
cants for the second grade certificate
examination to be held at ManitowoC
Saturday.
Misses Sheahan, Watt and Kavanaugl
were in our village on their wheel,
Saturday
JIG. Maertz is treating his store to {
coat of paint.
La Follette's veto means no primary
election law at the present.
Where is the training school to b.
located is now the question. Reedsvill,
| is about the most centrally located con
verient place in the county and there
| fore we have hopes of getting it,
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Busse spent Sun
! lay with relatives ut Manltowoc
/ j. E. Schulz is attending the session
of the County board
We ARE glad to hear that w. G
Maertz has again been chosen Chairman
of the County board 1t shows that h
does his duty and has many friends
This is his third term as chairman.
NJ. NJ. Guhin, our worthy pedagogue
was Mt ManitowOc on business Monday
There are only about two weeks NOR
of school. Why not stay in school thes
two weeks for there will be three lon
months vacation.
The Village council held its meeting
Monday evening 1t was called to orde
by j. G. Maertz pres. pro tenn Minute
of the last meeting read and approved
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MENCHALVILLE.

Quiet number Of men helped Mat
Fisher our village cheese-maker raise =
barn last SATURDAY..
Emil SteH and Mat Stelzer both Of
Taus were seen in our village last Sun
day.
Joseph Biley of this place has now
moved to Taus where he works in
Boehms saw mills
Masons are kept moving here. They
have all the work they can stand.
The first load of cheese was shipped
last week.
Some time ago John Decker caught Il
pretty sair sized fish.
Another good time may be expected
in Menchals hall on Monday May p.
Thomas Dupek will soon have hi
house completed
Charles Brandt has again started
making bricks
Emil Vida has prepared his truck fol
hauling cord wood.
Joseph Shebesta ST., and wife left
FOR Drywood Wis, where they expect
to stay for some time.
Some Of our boys took in the Kellners-
Vile dance Thursday May 10th.
Maggie Ramike has now returned
home from Milwaukee.
John Clary Of Powers Mich, is visit
ing relatives here.
Frank Zeman made trip to Mantle
woe He rode horse belonging to the
Chicago and Northwestern r. X. Co,
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GREENS STREET.

Miss Emma Hussor has returned home
from Cato.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Paulu have taken
up their residence in Milwaukee.
Pauline and Ernest Kotick attended
the surprise party given to Mr.. and Mr. $.
Joe Nraney last Saturday.
A large number of our young folks at
tended Joe Kellner's dance. They all
must have enjoyed themselves; Judging
by the time they reached home.
There are rumors of double wedding
at Greenstreet in the near future.
Hurry up boys, get in time for the girls
are going fast
Ernest kotick was seen quite frequent,
ly about Kellnersville of late. Some
thing must have attracted him quite
strongly.
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kELLNER SVILLE..

DR.. f. NJ Cory and wife We're at
Manitowoc on Friday last
Mr. NJ. J. Kellner and family were
visitors ut schostens on Sunday last
The dance at JOS Kellners was largely
attended
JOS, Kucert general agent for the
Rand and Rocmer lIdw Go was in our
village on business one day last week.
Charles Pingcr chairman OF this town
is at Manitowoc on business.
Mr. Walter aud Edmund Mohnek were
al Mishicot last Sunday
Emf! Click and John Shanda were at
Manitowoc with there bikes last Thurs
day John is good rider but Emil is
better
Charles Muench is going TO rahe his
hack and a jocky cart The hack il u first
class rig for any one winning it and the
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ZANI)I T..

Mr., Plant took q trip to town last
Saturday
Mes-r- Banguiot Breiderand Niquctto
visited our school last Thursday and il
seemed all but the teacher and the few
pupils attending were the only ones
who were not enjoying the holiday.
Nj Spewncek left for Amigo on spra
seemingly important business.
Mrs Plautz will leave for Mariuctt,
in the near future 10 visit her daughter
Mrs a. Dcttmmu
Frank Burtt Of Manitowon visited hi,
relative. here lH-t week
Mr and Mrs 3D. Zuudcr and Mrs
Kaut-6y and children Of Mauitowu.
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EASTWIrI.

The dance given at Ea,twin hall by
the Twin River band Saturday May Is,
was a very pleasant affair.
Married Miss Mary Notz and Henry
Anthem Saturday May I 8 at the Lutheran
church at Two Rivers. The wedding
bells chimed merrily and the organ
peeled forth its rich melodies rs the
happy couple went to the altar where
they were to speak those vows which
would bind them together forever.
When the ceremony was over they re-
paired to the home Of the groom where
the wedding was duly celebrated ny
their many friends and relatives The
groom is an cnterpring young farmer
from here aud the bride u young lady
from Manitowoc They will make their
future home with the groom's mother.
Correspondent extends congratulations
aud wishes them long and happy life.
The brick-yard Of Peter Schaf has
been in working for some time.
VIM Zander is spending the week ut
Manitowoc to attend the meeting Of the
County board.
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NALDERS.

a movement is on foot amongst the
prominent farmers Of this vicinity for
forming stock company with u paid
up capital Of from $4,000 to $4,000 and
building an elevator ut Nalders. Far
value Of shares viii be so and sufficient
number Of responsible men have signitied
their willingness TO take stock III
amounts ranging from $50 to $500 each
to insure The successful promotion of
the scheme in case the Northern Grain
Go. do not build as stated and expected.
A committee will be appointed who will
have Executive power to formulate a
definite plan of action
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81. NAZiANZ.

Last Sunday the news men spread and
published that Ed. Gaerdhoefner and
Miss Anna Koeing will join the family
circle Good Luck.
Last Sunday the St Na2ianz Cornet
Band made round trip to Shoot hill.
Louis Corners aud Steinthal reported
that it was a good stomach and lip ex-
crcisc
It seemsthat Prof Weinshenk is stuck
on st NaNauz Previous to the last few
weeks he was here two days each week
now he is home two days each week
p J. Woiukortz with his Mariouett
Theatcr will show ut the following
place. Pertjcust Monday at Collins, June
I . at English Lake. and June the 18TH AT
ChrkS Mills
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cart liz good also. 1t is one which can
be used for any purpose. Any one want
ing tickets before the lucky numbers are
gone call at Charles Muench.
Ever since Kellner and Sons put
new tops on all their wagons which they
use for hauling grain to Manitowoc il
does not rain.
James Houpek took flying trip tc
Greeenstreet last Sunday night
Mccormick Irvine and machinery for
sale by NJ. Kellner q Sons
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were visiting relatives here last Sun
day.
The attendance at the school is very
good; most of the larger scholars have
left, but it is more than counter balanc-
ed by the little folks.
Mr. and Mrs Rhonek spent most of
last week with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Ded.
Annie Ellingboe has returned from
Milwaukee where she has been spending
the winter.
The dance at Wanish's last Sunday
was well attended and a good time was
renOrted.
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uAPLE GROVE.

John O'Neil was business visitor at
Manitowoc last week.
Morgan Connell who was seriously Ill
is ENJOYING perfect health again.
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was well attended.

was well attended.
Residents of this town will partici
pate in the Memorial day exercises a
Mishicot next Sunday, The NJ w. A
lodge has number of members in thi
town.
Cooperstown will also celebrat
Decoration day on MAY 80.
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MISHICOT.


Mic Terens and family spent Sunday
with relatives in Manitowoc.
Miss Efie Schneider of Chicago Is the
gnest of Mr.. and Mrs A. Ealverson.
Mrs. Herman Timm of Manitowoc is
visiting with her mother
Gus Halyerson is taxing an extended
"Trip through the southern part OF the
state.
Flovd Westgate has returned with his
family from Milwaukee where he com
pleted medical course, and is now a
full fledged NJ. d.
A. H. Nayes and son left Tuesday for
a visit with relatives at Medina
Mrs. Bemis Of Two Rivers is visiting
with E. D. Oswald and wife
John Chloupek came up from Mantle
voc Saturday, with his boys TO take IN
the fishing, returning again Sunday.
What might have been serious fire
was averted by the prompt assistance
rendered when the piles Of bolts j.
Rhodes mill yard suddenly shot in
flames Thursday noon It was noticed
Immediately and by hard work was soon
under control 1t is supposed to have
been caused by q spark from the stack
Henry Athen Of School section and
Mary Notz Of Manitowoc were united in
marriage at the home Of the groom last
Saturday A reception was held after
the wedding and mary friends INDUCED
in having q good time tin early hours.
Invitations are ont for the wedding Of
Chas. Ringmeier and Annie Benesch
which viii take place ut the Holy Gross
church on Tucsd,y May 18th.
Mrs. Albert Mueller and daughter
Cora Of Tacoma, Wash and Amanda
Mueller Of Manitowoc are guests Of thei
relatives here
Miss Alma Wcsenberg Of Appleton H.
the guest Of the Misses St. Louis
Memorial Day will be observed by AZ
propriute exercises in our village mex,
Sunday under the auspices Of the jos
Rankin Post G. A. r. The decorations
Of graves will take place in the morning
and in the afternoon the following pro.
gram carried out
PROGRAM.
The procession will form At L3o at tn
Opera hall and march first to the Catho
lie and then 10 the public cemetery a.
La in following order
l. Marshal Of the day with aides
2, School children
3. Carriage with speakers and prcsi.
dent Of the day.
a. Band
D. Civic Societies
0. Twin River Rifles
T. Jos Rankin Post & A. K.
Attic Catholicccmetery the following
exercises will b. held.
Music by band
Chorus
Address by John Shambeau
Chorus
Firing Of Salute.
After this the coucoursc willmarch e.
the public cemetery where the following
program will be rendered
Music by band
Chorus
Reading Of Lincoln Gettysburg
Address.
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FRANCIS CREEK.

Joe Kellner has disposed of the Keen.
an house 20 n. Pankratz-
School in dist. no will close with q
picnic in early June.
The interior of Stastny's dance hall is
being painted.
w. Peroutka is painting his saloon
and house.
Shestak & Co. are drilling well fol
Frank Hessel
Tom Kukhl is breaking his colt re-
Gently purchases of \. Youra.
Chas Augustine is now at home hay
ing been injured while at work in Man
itow5c.
] Sladky is building new black
smith shop a summer mop and also a
summer kitchen.
Little Louis Drasher was quite severe
" injured in II runaway last week. Dr.
COREY is attending him.
Joe Peck, son of Frank Peck still re-
mains ill.,
J. Buckley is making extensive i'm
provements on his farm by the moving
of his barns and stable.
Many Of our young folks will soon be
making visits to the Married. Caves
Some Of our young people intend to
visit Mishicot next Sunday to take part
in the celebration Of Memorial Day
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ST. wendell.

John Klein celebrated his cradle ami
versary sunday, and many friends
called TO shake with John.
VIM Grottegut our road overseer is
beginning work upon the highroads
William Boeldt and Anton Shuttle
tried one dav, to lead gently into the path
his fore father took Williams young
3 ycarold horse, but whether the sulky
baked or the horse, can not be said, but
this even William, comedies that the
horse led him and Anton on
We understand that Mr. Andrew
Kestlv has entered ManitOwoc's list of
business men.
Mr.. Waguer's hotel at Cleveland is
gradually improving as the masons have
finished their work aud the decorators
and ,.Ainters will no doubt by their skill
make this 3 first class hotel of which
Cleveland may be Justly proud.
f Kolb Centerville's amiable peda'
gogue arranged n very pleasant evening
for a4 circle Of friends and cinch players.
Ida Franz upon this occasion reed first
prize. and Louisa Toepel the consolation
Of having something which would glad
den any heart. We know Louisa prizes
/ it very much and would not for the
4 world part with it.
/ school Dist. No. is preparing for al
entertainment June and by what We
have heard we can say it will be a grand
affair
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ManitoWoc Saturday.
Ray Frosch is doing rushing busl
ness in buggies this spring.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-06-03
Fira. pub May 10; las. Jaly %. =,
Mining Application No. 73s.
Survey No. tnss.

Survey No. 1904.
United States Land ONCE. Tucson. Arizona.
May ., 1901.
Notice Il hereby given that In pursuance
with the United States Mining Laws, Calvin A.
Elliott, whose postofiee address ID Tucson
ar pima .sssB. ssS or Arioens so n. has aas &. sppiss
lode situated In Pima Mining District, Pima
county. Arizona. AZ described by the ofieisl
. eas,sa s o on s iss sns sy the field
Beginning NJ cor. No, l. being the N. W. cor.
OF clsim and identical with iocation. a pine
post In. 50: In mound Of stones, sertbea 1-ise4.
brs N. ss deg. oe min. n 302.ls Il. d. d. Nj. NJ.
No. brs. N IS deg. "a ain. ", ioil,7s II, Car
No. Of ns .as =, saeS ss s and d cor No q tss
tieime, Peak brs, 3 4 deg + seoa. ". miles.
miles. Thence 9, ? deg. 10 min, Z. (yar. 10 deg
mound oi atone. scribed VI. i. g. ,isoa; coo Il. to
cor No. 9; 2 zine s,1 post r. 10, q. ~ mound Of
+. ivar. 10 deg, 10 min. Il 50 It, 70 wash; s62.2l
H. intersect line between Secs. 10 Il n NJ s deg
0a min. E. ia n II. from cor. OF Secs. z, g. 10 4
10 top oi bank 100 ii. 10 old wagon road rn,n ~
ming nartheasterly ana sonthwestsrly; ia1e
u, 10 cor, No. !, pine post In. NJ in mound
min. W. War. 10 deg. 10 min. r. Us a. to wash;
I2a II. to small wash 800 II, 10 east end center,
pine post ~. IN g, sa n mound Of stone. scrtbed
b. T., G,-lsnff a<p w. 70 WASH 4iU u, 10 Top OF
ridge; $40 y. to wagon road running easterly
and westerly hss.asi n. interseet line between
Secs. . 4 iiai N. 60 deg. IS min. II, loessi #
from the cor OF Secs, q 3, 10 4 II Of T. i7s., Il.
10 H. 900 ~. 70 cor Nc. 4, pine post In 50. in
mound OF stone. nerihed 4.Isgj. Thence A. se
deg. 20 min w. War ia deg 10 min, X, 100 It.
10 wash; 100 II. TO old road running easterly
and westerly: 1ef es IT, intersect line between
secH Q d II NJ N, n9deg. 80 min X. sa5 A IT, from
cor. Secs. 2 g. 10 d. II Of T. ~ g.. r. IA $40 II.
to wash: $40 II, to same wash; 40 II. 10 top OF
knni1 Tn mar la. Af ntlllx yf,sf,a
aud cor. No. OF Democrat lode: go II. to road
to Tucson running northeasteriy and south
westerly: i03S " Il. interseet fine between
Secs 10 d II at g. deg. o. min. t. IlG ~ II. from
the section caTperi ilsA " top Of ANAL hili;
iaOu H. 10 foot OF hili 1925 r. 10 wash 1860 H. To
cor. No the place Of beginning. Total aud
net area Of claim a0.dA acres.
This claim Ia located In Il. W. \, Sec q n T.
Il Scr TO- and N. W. y Sec. II, T.17S, K II r.,
lsila and Salt River Meridian.
The presumed general course oil the ledge liz
easterIy and westerly.
The adjoining claims are the Ruby. patented
to J.. u. Manning. and the Democrat, owners
name not given.
This claim ia OF record in the ofiice Of the Re.
corder of Pima county, Arizona, Book &C Re-
cord OF Mines. page 40.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said mining claim or surface ground
thereof are required " file their adverse claims
with the Register of the United States Land
the sixty t60J days period Of publication hereof
or they will be barred by virtue OF the propi
MILTON R. MOORE.
Register.
LIST pub May 10; last July 90, 1901