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New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
GLAD U'KINLEY WAS SHOT.
A HOSPITAL EMPLoYE IN BRoKLYN DISMISSED
FOR HIS UTTERANCE ABOUT THE
PRESIDENT.

Bernard Gunan. Irishman employed I'm the
Long Island State Hospital. Flatbush has been
summarily dismissed for expressing satisfaction
the assassination OF President Mckinley
Three other employees. who suspected of ut
tering similar sentiments examined. They
denied the charge and there was no evidence
against them they retained.
The matter brought to the attention of the
board OF managers of the hospital by a letter
from Councilman Adam II. LEIGH. saying that
complaint had been made TO hE, by Herman e..
Bennett, one of the attendants at the hospital,
against foir Of the efployes, named Guinan. Dunn.
pressing joy over the shooting Of the President and
hope that he would die.
The board started an investigation and found
half q dozen men who had heard Quinan's unpa-
triotic language. Dr. Elliot superintendent of the
hospital, immediately discharged Gunan, AMI
questioned tho other three men, who convinced
him of their innocence.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
BROWN UNIVERSITY OPENS.
A LARGE ENTERING CLAsS-CHANGEs IN
THE FACULTY.

Providence, Il. l.. Sept. p (SpeciaD.-The 13ith
academic year began at Brown University on
Wednesday morning with chapel service In Sayles
Memorial Hail. conducted bv President William H.
= Faunce Registration is still going on, and 1t is
as vet impossible state the number of students
who will pursue courses this year. The present
Indications however, are that there Will be fully
as large an attendance last year. and possibly
larger. The enrolment already made indicates that
tho freshman class will number in the neghbor-
hood of two hundred students.
A number of changes have been mace IN the
ranks OF the faculty Professor Winslow Upton.
who for n wear and half the efficient dean
Of the university has been obliged to give up the
deanship owing to i'll health. However ne VIII
continue his work professor OF astronomy ana
also retain the drectorship OF the I-aud opserN-
atorv Dr. Alexander Meklejohn. assistant pro-
fessor of philosophy. has been chosen as the new
dean.
William Macdonald who has been professor OF
history and political science at Bowdoin Cohese
has succeeded Professor John Franklin Jameson IN
the chair of history at Brown. Professor MacDon-
aid IS a graduate of Harvard. OF the class or W.
and was strongly recommended by his predecessor
DIR Jameson, who is now member or the IacuitS
of the University of Chicago. Professor Charles
Foster Kent who has accepted call to Yale Uni
varsity has been succeeded by Henry Thatcher
Fowler who comes from Knox College. Illinois
He is a Yale man. of the class of 30 Another man
called to Brown from western college is Lindsey
rrodd Damon who has been an instructor in the
Irniversity of Chicago. He is associate professor
~ rhetoric professorship left vacant by the resg
nation the year before last Of Hammond Lamont
1881 and began his connection with the University
OF, Chicago In 1S* -. ,as,on.a ,h. ,r,n
c,naiahin Of the Hope Street High School. Provi-
l,no md will devote his energies to the courses
nei.ei W @ in the university DR.. Charles Edward
- nsppns ire Instructor in pedagogy, has spGceeded
Professor Jacobs AS principal oi ''
school. -. hay. lef, Rrown a are
Chamberlain Of the rhe,orie wilson and
femuel G, Railford. OF the department OF chsm- s
istry: bernard G.. Ever. instructor Ia H'aene"Aues
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
CAPTURED AFTER FLIGHT TO THE South.
FoaGER TRACKED THROUGH VARIOUS CITIES
TO BE BROUGHT HERE.

FoRGER TRACKED THROUGH VARIOUS CITIES
To BE BROUGHT HERE.
Captain Titus, of the Detective Bureau received
a telegram on Friday afternoon from Chief OF Po-
lice Richards of Memphis. Tenn. Informing MN
that the police of that city had apprehended Gar
rett Nugent thus ending one of the longest pur-
suits in the history of the Detective Bureau of this
city. 80
Nugent, until last March,. was employed oy
Townsend & McIivane' of No. 45 Cedar-st. one OF
his duties to receive all money and checks
paid to Joseph Rourke from the estate OF ~ Low
and deposit these with the United States Mort
gage and Trust Company. Last October Nugent
commenced to make false entries In the pasSpook
forging the entry of the receiving teller and as no
checks drawn it was not known until Nugent
fed. in March. Up to that time he had taken
about 5000 or si0.0lG Detective Sergeant Weller
was placed on the Nugent went to Albany.
but when Weller got there he had fed. he was
trot. Columbus. Ohio; Cleveland; and finally to
Memphis On Wednesday Captain Titus sent a
telegram to Chief Jerome E Richards Of Memphis his,
where he would be likely TO find him Nusent
phis last evening in custody of Sergeant Weller
for this city. where he Will arrive Tomorrow morn
inn
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22

and Arthur III. Blanchard, instructor in civil engi-
ueering. Mr. Starr will enter theological school
this fall Mr. Cooper will study law at Harvard and
MIR Blanchard has entered special course in
the mechanical engineering department of the Uni
versity o Wisconsin.
The new instructors include Ernest T. William;
SON 'Ol who will be assistant in rhetoric, and
Max NJ Miller and Harvey n. Davis two other
'0I men, VINO will teach engineering and ma theIslat-
les. respectively
The department of chemistry will be strength-
ened by the presence of John Emery Bucker, assc-
ciate pi ofessor organic chemistry AZ Rhode Isl
and State College. He is graduate of l,ehiSh 81
and received his doctorate from Johns Hopkins In
1897
During the vacation months numerous improve
ments have been made in the various dorrnitories,
and work has begun the new administration
building which will stand the head OF College
Hill. on the former site of the old university gram
mar school The handsome residence OF the
president of the university in Manning-st has
been completed. and is now occupied by Dr. Faunce
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
WHAT IS 4GEs
From The Youths Companion.

From The Youths Companion
Upon one occasion. when Sir Mountstu4tt. INV INV
Duff in the company Of the distin .-nsd
sician. the late Sir Andrew Clark lheif 1la
upon. old age. Asked TO define age Sir Ho~.tssrh
took refuge IN the conventions vie" os ~ ase
he feels -. Al
We'll enough for society" eonlnen'ed s1
drew. but what is age?'' 50. wnunf-
Suppose you define it," suggested sil
stuart. ..,st age
''It to me-" replied Sir Andrew. c,I-sslvss
begins when cease TO be able TO aoa ~ ,,,r VIE
to the changes OF environment = -,ha sun
of his years" .r, eof
That reminds me- said Sir Mounts,Ia1rS, -, y durils
story told OF caller upon Cardinal ewarxsr said
a severe Illness. He is very i'll, the op ~, n He
nevertheless. don't think he is goins nd he
has a great deal OF Latin read TO MN. nia..,ssr"
made almighty cross by the false guam ndreW -
That Is deep-sea sounding. BIZ
marked.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
ALLEGED ly4RcHISrs DISCHARGED.

The four men arrested by Captain Fieocs ~
teetives on Friday night, charged with os''s -
archists and threatening 10 kill John. SenhA. w.
discharged them for being anarchists wIe re
charged in jefferson Market court YESTERDAY "a "a
magistrate was unable 10 see any reason 49, sfu
Ing them Captain Flood and MS iiel. - ~ De-
working on the case Captain Tits 0i ~ uss5 A
tective Bureau said this morning thst nc e.-a & iy
number of men watching anarchists IN -uls sr or
He said the men una ole 10 naI iss.s
gantzed gangs There were nurnbeF q rsss-c
found. said the captain. who expressed Si,-.s~
sentiments
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
asD REGIMENT MEMORIAL SERVICES.

Memorial services will be held at the armory Of
the 23d Regiment this afternoon at 4 o'clock In
memory OF the late President Mckinley. Chaplain
Lindsay Parker will preside. and special choir
viii furnish the music. Corporal Homer B. Smith,
Of Company g. has been appointed cadet at the
ACADEMY
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
A PRTEATE WORD.

From The London Chronicle,
The word tabloid we are requested to announce
does belong to the Kings English; IL Is the
private property OF we'll known pharmaceutical
nrm. 1t II arbitrarily coined word with deh-
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22

mite trade meaning and whoever uses i IN i, sss-
eric sense does at his peril. This VIII oe q % tHs
appointment to people VINO We're e.RosI-7. sor
term in the general sense of tablet or lo5enss ~
medicinal purposes. BY way of strenstaehAs.5r 49,
rights the proprietCrS OF the word nave 50 50 In
notice asking printers and journalists 20 US ~
verted commas Invariably with it.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
SHE WANTED NOVELTY.

From The Detroit Free Press.
bella?'
,,Yee. Arthur. II It's new one; II it's that same
cid l haven't time"
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
JUDGE JACOB BREWER.
SKETCH OF THE CHAIRMAN OF THE KINGS COUs
TY REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.


Jacob Brenner. the new chairman OF the Kings
County Republican Executive Committee, has been
active in Republican politics in the Tenth Ward
for twenty-three years. He has been delegate to
the general committee for nineteen consecutive
years and executive member from his ward for sew
enteen years. a record unequalled by any other
member of the committee. Mr.. Brenner is called
''the dean of the committee"
He chairman of the executive committee In
1895 in the Mckinley campaign, and conducted
county affairs with little friction that IL he did
not deserve the commendation of every one, he
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
VelVetS.
OUR OWN Expectations.

20 in. rich quality Lyons Miroir and Panne
Velvets, in the latest French colors,
S'aiu - 30
10 in. plain and Persian Velvets. a yard
9Sc and = .:S9
Our S1.OO quality colored ard black cerise
Veivets command your attention. We carry
large range of colors as we'll as the scarce
shades
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
EiderdOWn Sacduas.

EiderGown Dressing Sacques. in prst,v
shades of pink. blue. red and gray v-i,I
round collar. made with extra fu,insSS -
front. the entire Sacque is finished with
h-o~ S4oCHSl eQS-S.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
The Best Undernluslins That Ever Cost So Little.

n seanE a eos
aPlld @ % he with say.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22

Solid colored corded and open work Tafeta
Silks in choice colorings, value Zoe. Soc. ana
S1OO, at a yd. o9c. S9c and Soc
Sa tin stripe Taffeta lace effects, in dainty
shades for waists and evening dresses, value
S1.00 at, yd......................... S9c
Extra fine quality printed warp Louisine Silk.
in Persian and stripe effects, good value at
S1o5 at q yd 9Sc
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
FIanneIette Gowns.

Flannelette Gowns, in pretty pink and blue
stripes, with Mother Hubbard yoke and
round collar finished with braid .4Dc
Heavy quality fannelette Gowns, in pretty
pink and blue stripes. Mother Hubbard
yoke finished with braid. with round COL
lar and ruffie on sleeve, finished with silk
crochet edge ...............-..T9c
New-York tribune., 1901-09-22
Brooklnn ADVERTISEMENTS.
Brooklnn ADVERTISEMENTS.
ABRAHAM AND STRAUS
A Great Sale OF UndermuSlins.
Touching High Tide of Excellence and Lo,


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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28
BILLS INTRODUCED.

Bills we're introduced 10 remove The
reform school from Planslnton 10
lands owned by the state near Wa.er-
town
To appropriate sl5,eaa 70 Mrs T. VI.
Evans for extra work performed on the
Soldiers Home al Hot Springs, in 1889
The house bill 10 compel thrsshing
machine operators 10 plank bridges be-
fore crossing, vas killed after . heat
ed debate
An unsuccessful effort Was made 10
XIII The Tag cure bin The following
bills ere passed:
Senate bills providing for the com-
p5lation Of the redemption laws pre-
uared BIZ tie State Bar Association
Senate bill fixing the rate Of lngsrts:
for TIE year al 10 per ten
E~xeznpting coIpoundsrs o. medicine
from The provisions Of the peddler IL
cense law
The senate then rent into 3 COM
mirtee Of the whole Oh the educational
ban which took mp the rest Of the at
teraoon and passed the bill
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28
ELLIS PASSED BY SENATE

The senate passed the following sen
ate bills:
No. lbs, 3 compilation Of the laws
relative 10 redemption prepared by the
state bar association
Nc. $50 sxeEnpiing compounders and
psdclsrs OF medicines from the opera
tiors Of the peddle-s license law which
Law has been declared unconstitutional
by the supreme cea-t-
No 147. a general educational bill
and Z compilation of the school laws
The senate also passed the following
hCa7se bills
Joint resolution No. >. providing for
an amendment TO the constitution re-
ducing the rate q interest on school
fund loans from s TO ) per cent
No. g., providing for the survey OF
lines in towns without township or
Eaniza1iua-
The senate killed hOase bill No IS,
requiring owners Of threshing ma
chimes TO ay plznks On bridges and
~culrerts before crossing the sans
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28

Citizens of Webster Aavt NJ
rer,sorks System

The matter Of watsrTorEs
strongly agitate5 at WeSsts
probable that q system S1a
least for fire protection. VII
The hotel and other irpHOVn
To-nah Park q summer resSna
erel lake. twenty miles from
belonging to r. J. Tsyi@.
sold TO III. H A Peabody
A Ross has completed srrs's
for inslituting 2 telephone Exc
Webster, as soon In the spf4
poles can be set !
The farmers in the yiciniu : /
r,oStoffce. twelve miles no'n y
srer. have organized ana =
5000 for the erection Of
creamery. Over 800 COWS ~
pledged
J. flagstaff has Just $50
excavation for a nsT oreA =
stores and a basement
erected on the site Of the C'o
Gently burned -
Sher4E Rich has rsturnea
Falls, where be had TAKEN ~
Ike. sentenced 70: ten years -
This is ore Of the few ins'A'ss
history Of the state where ~
wzs secured for this onenS
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28

The excarztiag for Ibs drainage sys-
TEN which is being Installed in the
Ssy CT Mexsco. q number a. ARTICLES
were found which belonged To q period
previous 10 the inrASson of Cortaz
Some Of the ARTICLES touad were golden
o~rnAEaen's with which TIE Aztec goas
we're decorated On the extension Of
-hs Mexican Central railway wcrkrns1
dag ont s5aea8 in gold and siarsa
coins. The gover1Tasat and the work
men sharing equally under the old Law
ot treasure troEe.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28
BILLS PASSED RY HorsE.

The hose passed the following
house bills.
No. s2, Rpproprixting sLyo8s 10 pay
court expenses in Gregory county
prior 10 organization
No lS5. providing penalties for TIE
transportation Of diseased swine.
No ~, dividing the cost Of repair
ing bridges between counties and
townships
JOINT resolution No. 8, rnszaorializ-
ing congress 10 take action 10 sxte-li-
nate the pine beetle in the Black Hills
No. p, defining and providing pun
sshrnslI fer treSp2ss OF state lands
House bin No. ls5, authorizing conn
ties ana cities to Issue funding war
rants in certain cases, WAS killed z9so
house hill No pa ~legalizlng highways
ore mineral lands after twenty years
usa
The senate passed the following sen
ate hills
No. -. permitting the coGnTy cheers
TO consolidate school ant other tGIes
Ia facilitate their work
No. z8a, extending the powers Ct
ciIg councils &c enforce grohiAluun II
cities that 90 rot Mce2se salons
No ~, 8psrdiDg the Bqnor law &c
define q retailer and 10 yroh5h5t The
sale Of liquors hy drEggists
No. III, providing nat tie FIRST step
in an acz5on 10 set aside q deed
mnst be The actual tender Of the monRy
No. $50, providing that IN iDcnrVDr-
a9ed towns une-k8E of the board ot
trustees shall De elected esch year 10
hold for two years
Na 10, yrCTading for the EnAirlsn-
ancs az libraries Ena the sregrian CT
library buildings in cities OF the FIRST
and Second class.
No ISL for TIRE maintenance Of dis
tricf school libraries
Nh. Isl, apprcpriEIing 81 600 for 1hs
expense Of ghs special investigating
committee
No a7s. providing for the transtrnc-
tinl of public drains and ditcsas, 10
rsrnhdy consrlfursCnal 6ttecfs in Trss-
srf aRw.
The ssuats also passed The following
hills
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28
L TAkE an
VIII Not 90. X. Stat. \
Until the Court n..,,

aae NouKt Utft&
State Auditor ]. .. Pssy.l
a hand IN the contest bs,rs,I
boards Of charities and con,
refusing 10 allot per diem III
TO those members Of the n,
who were appointed BY ri
just before his term Of cs,
=. H Bacon or Carlton VA,
appointess. and sent to PEN
Sos. per diem and trayesul
this month. Auditor Reeve
cannot allow these bills nj
preme court decides whkh
board. The bills We're aEUra
nary without question. bu, /
as though She old board III
their salary and expenses "a
should the supreme court I'D
vor OF Gov. Herried's appdnl
Much interest Is being s.n1
the auction sale Of l.lsa arsj
belonging 10 the Joohn Schx|
The land lies along the Zig 81
and Is G,long the mos, yalzsa
state.
A hotel war is On tetwsri
and west portions Of Csntor |
has long been in need Of 4
building. Some time ago ag
hotel company was orgzai1si
IN the eastern part Of tom |
property owners IN the wsstsl
are tearing down old tuildinr'
at opce commence the srs1
modern hotel This win CIV
tao Of the finest hotels in TX
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28
IN H HOUSE

No. as, by Lindgren-Detaching
Readle county from the Fifth circuit
and attaching il TO the Sixth circuit
No. "a. by Redding-Requiring road
~nrerseers TO notify wner OF exposed
wells and cisterns that threaten men
and domestic animals 10 make the
sane secure or TO perform the WORK
ana TAX the costs against the land
No. e4s-A committee bill substitute
fnr the engineers license bill, providing
for the inspection Of steam boilers
No. 24s. by Somers-Proyiding ior
the appointment OF an administrator
psndsnte lite. pending the appointment
Of Z nonresident administrator,
No. az. by Eyerstt-Proyioing ina,
the governor, secretary Of state ana
the attorney general be constituted z
board Of supervisors o superintend me
.~codiacarion Of the laws granting lne
supervisors the power 10 engage 'he
services Of two competent attorneys 10
perform or assist in the work. . ap-
proqri.ting $4,000 for the total ex-
peuse Of the work
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28

No l4s, providing that county cards
O, equalization shall meet on TuesdaT
and NAV adjourn from time 10 Tune
for no, to exceed fourteen days
No. sc. for the protection Of big game
No. Iss. providing for the Collection
n, DELINQUENT personal property taxes
by the sheriff.
No l5s. amending the present law
-apurs-ing the practice of dentistry.
No. 43, providing that when lanas
are hid in by counties il shall not De
necessary TO issue certificates thereon
or 10 readyerrise same FOR delinquent
tsxes until they have been purchased
by private parties
No. a.. providing for the election OF
riry ASSESSORS by the voters
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28

The Wichita lKsn0 Eagle SAYS al
Mrs Nation. the saloun-wrecker. that
In the COS Mrs Nations husband Was
Running an Anu-saavery paper in ST
Joseph, Ma One day a lot OF pro-
slavery men kidnapped hin and burned
INC o1ce for the purpose Of puftins
a sio9 10 The paper. Mrs Nation man.
aged 10 GET = few cases OF type ou'
Of the building and succeeded in gee.
ING out the next edition Of the pa
per herself"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28

A co1ored colony enterprise is re-
ported from Cape Mar, ~ J. An OPP
uo1 has been secured ON 1900 acres
OF land neA- that place. where II is
proposed 10 rec q ssEnil and work
up what timber there Is on the hand
into houses and factory buildings A
shoe factory and other Industries are
projected. together with farming.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28
THE EOTSE

Bills we're introduced in the house
as follows
To change the boundaries Of the
FIFTH and sixth judicial circuits 10 take
Readls from the former and add il -
the latter
Recurring road supervisors 20 III
abandoned wells and other dangerous
excavations il their districts
Providing for the appointment o. SO
minis1rstors pending litigation
Tor the codi1C2tion and revision o.
the Laws.
Making the governor, secretary q
state and attorney general 3 hoard o.
supervisors and providing for The ap-
p~oiut1s11 Of vwo attorneys TO AT with
The attorney general and for he puT-
pose apgropristilg $lSy0oa-
The senate bin providing for the Sc
lection OF commissioners by = vote o.
the whole county vas faToraaly r.
ported.
TIE senate oSl inspection Tin was
amended in its provisions IL regard 10
gasoline aud light oils.
The Ninth judicial crca1t bah c2le
I'd on special order and WilrJarta
asked for further extension Of III
The biz viii come Up Thursday Of
next week
A resolution passed both houses CO.
mating the chair refused by sX-GoTeTn-
or Lee TO the state historical society
The Governors veto on the bull 10 al
low the Use of Authorizations in tbs tax
list was sustained with but one vote
against IL
The house passed the house bill ID
provide counsel for iadige1I criminals
and fixing the attorney fes al 80
II killed the bin 10 prevent me sale
Of stocks Of goods in trald O.. credlto-s
nv q vOts Of 20 10 So and defeated q
motion for reconsideration
The house passed the senate hlll 10
fix the salary Of the state Tstsr1raTla2
al s1-e99 per year.
Changing the name Of The Aberdeen
school from that OF technology 10 .
normal and industrial school
To require all incidental funds re-
celve5 by any stale institution 10 be
turned into the treasury Enc drawn
ont ey auditors warrant
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28

The talAest living ma is said 10 De
Lewis Wilkins. who is now aronsing
great l1teresz in the scientific circles
OF Earcpa- Wilkins was born on a
farm near ST Paul Nina IN 1874
When he EAs but 10 years old he meas
ared SIX feet in height and Row has
grown To tie treras16ous height O.
lts@ incAes-5ust 1hree-QuArters az an
inch less than nine tee1-an6 weighs
SSs pounds
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28

Attempts VIII oon De made sy Cali
fornAa vegetable growers 10 put fresh
asparagus On the market In London
and in other places in Great Britain.
il is expected that the California pro-
duz VIII compete with French Aspara-
gus. which Is sent &c England IN large
Quantities.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-28
BILLS rNTROpTCEp

No. -. by Browne-Io reduce the
compensation and restrict the alr-s1c-
ton Of county judges il certain large
counties
No. z48, by Br0wne-Rspealtlg the
Law allowing counties 10 furnish seed
grain
No. al, by kane-FIKing the salary
Of the clerk Of the supreme court al
$500, and requiring him TO ru1a al
fees INTO the state LreaslrT-
No. 20 ny Bruwne-M2ki1g infoxi-
ca1io- IN public places a n-lsdslezlo-,
punishable by q fine Of 1og 10 exceed
SO and costs. or twenty days in Jill
Joint resolution No III, by Anderson
-Meloriallziug congress 10 accept sx-
elusive jurisdiction over crimes ccu-
rnit1e5 On Indian reservations