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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22
SOClETYS AU REvOIR
To Miss Donahue Last Night a
Brilliant Affair.

Delightful iniormality reigned
in the beautiful home Of Mrs.
Judge Gill Friday night, where
society gathered to say farewell to
Miss Donahue who will soon leave
for Omaha for an indefinite stay.
II was a beau and belle affair
and the younger set attended en-
masse to pay homage to the de-
parting favoriie. Assisting the
charming hostess in receiving the
throng Of guests we're Miss Francis
Of Topeka, Miss Dora Franklin
and Miss Nell Byrd. Suggestive
cards we're given each guest by
the receiving party as to how to
enjoy the different pleasures de-
aligned for their entertainment. II
included tele tete's in the cosy
corners, dancing, a talk to the
stars from the cool recesses Of the
verandahs, but an embargo was
placed on the monopolising ofany
of the fair ones for more than a
short half hour. At the end Of
that Aeeling period the "sweet
notbings" of othersl we're to be
heard.
Amongst those who enjoyed the
delightful affair were: Misses Alli-
son, Fortner, Byrd, Mcclellan,
Green, Graper, Barrett, Ficklin,
Goodykoontz, Brae, Tot Foreman,
Ray Miller, Browning, Clark,
Hall, Cooper, Ironsides, Burns,
Lewis, Duncan, Thompson, Gary,
Brewer, knight, Fay Trott, Willie
Tiott, Miss Miller, Maud Miller,
Miss franklin, Hattie franklin,
Misses Taylor, Mics Francis Of
Topeka, Miss Campbell Of Allu.
wee, Miss Barnes of Fort Smith,
Misses Collins OF Kansas City,
Miss Rice Of Newtonia, No,
Minta and Flora Foreman. Judge
Raymond, Messrs. Lybrand, Har-
gle, Rider, Wagner, Byrd. Green,
DR.. Day, Cru,chfeld, Patterson,
Williamson, Ernest Criitenden,
Norman CFittenden, Walker, Nc
spadden, Katcliff, Adams, Chas,
Wilson, Dugger, Fogle, Martin,
Rae, Dennis Wilson, Brooks and
Hughes
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22
cnmnIssIoners Court.

In the case Of the Indians charged
with poisoning the streams m tie
spayinaw country, which was heard 10
the Commissioners court Monday,
plea OF guilty was entered by the
nineteen defendants, and Commits
slaner Stanaeld imposed nue Of IS
aud costs on each one. This Is the
minimum penalty aud II was imposed
more as a reminder that II was Illegal
to catch fish In that manner than as
a punishment.
Most OF the men we're Ia absolute
Ignorance OF the law aud had been
fishing with chemicals for years.
The three men, Jim Goddard, Henry
Goddard aud Jake Mosier who were
charged with cutting fences, near
Chelsea, we're assessed S25 and cost
for thelr sport.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22
GRAND CHAPTER.
OF the o. e. S. Elects and InstaIls
Officers at Durant.

The following officers were
elected and installed at the meet
ing Of the Grand Chapter o. E. s.
held in Durani:
Mrs. Ruth McNeal, Of Marietta,
l. T., worthy grand matron; Hugo
Haas, Of Atoka, worthy grand pat
ron; r. W. Choate, Of Marietta, 1.
T., associate grand patron; Mrs.
Joana Jacobs, Of Muldrow, l. T.,
associate grand matron; Mrs. Clara
A. Mcbride, Of Atoka, was unani-
mously chosen grand secretary;
Mrs. Carter, of Lehigh, grand
treasurer; Mrs. Emma Cotton, Of
DurOnt, grand cop3actress; Mrs.
Evans, associate grand conductress;
Lula Bailey, of Webbers Falls,
grand Ada; Mrs. Maggie Thomas
of White6eld, grand Ruth; Mrs.
Emma Faulkner, Hanson, grand
Esther; Mamie Graves. of Enter
prise, granu Martha, Mrs. Nike
Conlan, Atoka, grand electa; Mrs
Minnie Risner, Durant, grand
marshal; Mrs. Emma Scratch, o
| Atoka, grand organist; Mrs. oph'
Webster, Burneyville, grand war
den; James Y. Forkner, Leon
grand chaplain; j. h. Mann, o
South McAlester, guard sentinel
Mrs, samy Bacon Gale, grand lee
turer.
The Thirteenth annual commu
nication Of the Grand Chapter O
K. s., OF the Indian Territory, wi
convene in South McAlester, l. I
> at 10 o'clock, Tuesday morning
! before the second Tuesday
August, 1902
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22
SEARCH FOR WATER
To Be Instituted at weIeh BY Newly
Organized Company.

A search for the arsesian water
that has made vinila famous, will
be Instituted at Weleh within a
few days. A company has been
organised by residents Of the town
who are confident that the great
basin OF water, that underlies this
city, extends that far north.
The following gentlemen are
those Interested in the onderlak
ing: ]. w. Dickson, ] n lllu,
w. J. Gambill, r. L. Jackson, @,
u. Holderman, W. ID. Hlshsmilh,
J. NJ. simms and Jas. Grooms.
An ordinance authorizing III.
company 10 drill within me cill
limits, has been prepared for sh'
acton Of the city council, and sh'
aork j. expected 10 cowmeno
1ilaln few days.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22
SCHOOL TAX CASE
Abandoned on Advice Of Counsel By
BIuelaeket Authorities.

The petition Of residents Of
Bluejacket, Tor a restraining order
The town eounoil from
the school tax, which
was to have been heard by Judge
Gill in Chambers this morning,
was settled out OF court.
On the advice Of their attorney.
Mr.. Kornegay, the authorities
named as defendants, abandoned
the fight and agreed to release the
property OF the petitioners on
which they held a lien for the
contested tax. This decision was
caused by the discovery that the
tax ordinance was faulty, in not
having been properly published.
The question Of the right Of the
authorities to impose the tax,
which was considered the vital
point at issue, was consequently
not passed upon. A later contest
is expected as soon as the defects
in the ordinance are corrected at
which time that important point
will be passed upon by Tie court.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22
GREAT COMMONWEALTH
That win Be BuIIded Out OF The
Twin Territories.

The proposed merging Of Okla
homa and the Indian Territories,
into one great state, to be admit
ted into the union at the next ses-
sion ofcongress, If consumated will
add to the sisterhood Of states a
section of wonderful natural re.
sources.
Oklahoma an Indian Territory
combined would have a population
Of over 800, 900 inhabitants and
would occupy the twentieth posi-.
tion among the states Of the union
from the standpoint ofpopulation.
In wealth and natural resources
it would be exceeded by only ten
states in the union. Oklahoma
ALREADY produces more agricul-
tural products in proportion to
the number of square miles than
any of the forty-fvs states. The
lands of Indian territory are eq'
ually fertile and rich, while in ad-
dition the latter territory posses
ses some Of the richest coal fields
to be found anywhere in the coun
try, and OIL, asphalt and othel
minerals, according to the geo
graphical reports, are to be founC
in the Choctaw and Cherokee ma
tions in large quantities.
Considered from the standpoin
Of population, natural wealth an'
diversified industries, the two ter
ritories combined would make
state far superior to any sdmitte,
into the union in the last tWent.
years aud exceeded but by few G
the older states
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Clint w. Lpe Meets Death While
Rounding up Cattle.

While rounding up some cattle
Monday afternoon, west OF where
the Valley bridge spans the Verdi
girls river, Clint W. Lipe was
crushed to death by an unruly
pony that he was riding. The an
imal had become frightened at
some object, and rearing up fell
backward on the unfortunate young
man, driving the saddle horn
through his skull.
He was Immediately removed TO
the home Of his mother and medi-
cal aid summoned but the efforts
Of the physicians were unAvailing
aud be succumbed 10 his terrible
injuries within few hours with.
out regaining consciousness.
The decsdent was the son Of the
late Jake Lipe, who was one Of the
most prominent citizens Of th'
Cherokee nation.
The interment took place yes
terday afternoon at the family
burying ground
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22
PUBLIC SCHOOL TERM.
Preparations Being Completed For
the Opening Next Month.

The Vinita public schools will
open on the 17th Of September
with a full corps OF teachers and
with a better general equipment
than ever before.
Prot. Dugger, the principal, will
go to Kansas City and other points
TO study their systems Of public
schools and will adopt such Of
their methods as he thinks appli-
cable to the Vinita schools.
The present faculty is as follows:
w. s. Dugger, principal; Mrs. j.
L. Sherer, Mrs. Mary Browning,
Mrs. o. G. Athey, Miss Siells
Davis, Miss Annie Lyons.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22
FISH ANNIHlLA1ORS
On Trial Before Commissioner Stan
field today.

Nineteen out OF an even score Of
men charged with having poisoned
streams in the Spavinaw country
10 order TO obtain fish, were ar
raigned before Commissioners
stanfeld M,nday. The absent one,
who is known by the euphoni 9
title Of Whooping Boy, took to the
tall grass and left no tracks when
he heard Of the presence Of the
marshals in his neighborhood, and
lie still going.
The majority OF the men are
fullbloods, and answered TO the
following names, Daylight Chop.
per, Peter Glory, John Sapsucker,
Beaver Van, Ed Washbourne, Jas.
Tanner, Nose o'Field, Austin
Gentry, Jackson Funks, John
Waterbank. DR.. Brewer, Charles
O'Field, Hill White, Tom Tanner,
loser Hyder, sudge Jones, Joe
Endos, Wood Washbourne and
Harry Thompson.
The men we're arrested by Capt
White on the complaint Of resi-
dents Of the Spavinaw country
who claim that the streams arr
rapidly being depleted Of the tisl
by the poisoning Of the waters
Miss Marion Green viii 20 70 Kan
sas CITY about septemper ist 70 ente
!, University hospital 10 1be capacll, q
a nnrse. Itifher isssnllop " mel1
lthls work hct Iollo's
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22
TRAIN DlTCHED.
Frisco Freight Leaves the Rails Near
dwendAle Monday Afternoon.

The ditch ing of heavy freight
train on the Frisco line, near
Gwendale. on Monday afternoon,
completely blocked hatiic on the
road.
The freight, which was running
ahead Of the east-bound passenger,
was badly wrecked, but all Of the
crew escaped without injury. The
passengers on the blocked east.
bound train we're transferred at the
scene Of the wreck to a train thai
was made up in this city and ex
perienced only few hours delay
The road was cleared for traffic
next morning.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22
"FRISCO SYSTEM"
Is the Name Of The Cons olited Mem-
phis and Frisco LUes

Kansas City, Aag. 20.-Riero-
after all properties Of the Kansas
City. Fort Scott and Memphis
Railroad, and s.. Louis and San
Frarclsco Railroad will be known
under the name of "The Frisco
system" This is the effect OF the
consolidation OF the Memphis
Route aad Frisco Liue. With the
acquisition Of the Memphis, the
Frisco system now includes $500
miles OF railroad and iroEl tais
date all advertising matter and
time cards Of The joint properties
will bear tho name OF "FTisce
System"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22

Miss Josephine Fayant OF Lebanon,
Mo, arrived Tuesday morning and is a
guest OF Miss Louise Graper
The district attorneys Office is rap
idly getting 10 shape for the big Mus
kogoe docket Of criminal cases.
Master Willie Nichols is helping
put IN wheat crop on his fathers
farm Quite young to be farmer.
Mrs. Carr, who has been ~ ting her
sister, Mrs. W. p. Gatewoo meturned
to her home at Pauls vNAy Sun
day.
Congressman NJ. T., Benton'sdaugh-
ter and little son, OF Neosho, we're
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. Sanders Satur-
day.
Mrs. John Parks aud 500, Owen,
have returned from Coifeyvllle, where
she has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Brown.
We want TO buy a few thousand
bushels OF wheat and Oats. VIII pay
highest market price.
w-4t FRISCO MILL Co.
Capt. White reports the repair work
on the Island Ford road as progressing
slowly, owing TO the farmers being
busy with their crops.
Miss Sonora Gray, who has been vi,-
iting her sister, Mrs. T. NJ. Burlington,
for several weeks, left on Monday
for Nowata on a visit.
Miss Lillian Alexander, Of Fort
Smith, arrived Tuesday afternoon and
will visit Mr.. aud Mrs. w. p. Thomp-
son for week or more.
A match bali game took place be-
tween the small boys OF east aud west
side Saturday. The score stood 8 to
10 ia fav'T OF west side boys.
The Frisco yards Ia this city looked
like a railroad center on uCsday
All the sldings were full of cars and
seven engines were here at The sam,
time.
Attorney W. w. Hastings arrived
from Tahlequah Monday aud resum
ed his duties with the attorneys TO
the Cherokee nation In the freedmaI
enrolment cases.
L. W. Marks remembered the Chief
tain with box OF exceedingly tn
peaches Monday grown on his Wood
ley farm. They were OF the Mountain
Rose variety and we're the finest seel
this season.
Mrs, Teece Chambers, Of Claremor
has been spending a few days II
Vinita az the bedside OF her father
Hickory Starr, who has been quit
sick at the home OF bis son, j. {
Starr. She left for home Monday.
Miss Roberta Campbell, accom-
panied by Miss Hattie Gore, returne
ye ; r1ay evening from Bluejacket
where she has been visiting Mis-
Gore. Miss Campbell will be tn
guest OF Mrs. Mellette aud Miss Cor,
the guest OF Mrs. Anderson for the
next few days.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22

ehal. and Dean Hogan, deputy
United States marshal, arrested a
negro supposed to be the Peirce
City, Mo-, murderer. The full
description Of the murderer has
been seleGrapbed and the negro
fills it in every detail, even to the
color Of his socks. He is in The
city jail awaiting Identification
from Peircs City.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22
TOWNSHIP WORK
Suspended at ArdmOre Pending In
terror Department Decision.

Ardmore, 1. T., Aug. 1s--Town-
site work here has been suspended
pending a decision of the Interior
department. The department has
removed Wes B. Barner, commits
sioner for the appraisement Of
lownsite property, because he re.
fused TO appraise it under the ad-
vice Of Governor Johuslon Of the
Chiokasaw nation.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22
More Delay.

The breaking Of the big drill, which
causel suspension OF work on the
public aFtesien well Saturday, will
cause the work 20 be delayed longer
than anticipated at arst. The broken
part could not be repaired here, aud
was sent 70 Kansas City.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22

The following young people enjoyed
a hay ride Tuesday evening, chapcron-
ed by Prof. w. S Digger. Misses Lola
Herrod, Carrie Stephens, Emma
Gate wood, Annie 0atewood, Kate
Gatewood. Messrs Marshal stephens,
Edgar Mars, Louis Cllnekscales, John
Cru;chheld, Elmer Dupree, George
Lewis and Roy franklin.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22
Mrs. shanahnn Dend.

Mrs. Mary shauaban, wife Of Mayor
Edward Shanahan. died at her home
10 this city yesterday morning at seven
O'Clock, after protracled illness with
typhoid fever The funeral will take
place tomorrow at 10 a. N. from the
Catholic church.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22

Often children are tortured With
itching and burning eczema aud other
skin diseases but Bucklen's Arnlca
Salye heals the raw sorcs, oxpcls i'm
nammatlon, leaves the skin without
a scar Clean, fragrant, cheap, there's
no salye on earth as good. rr' II.
Cure Etiranteed Only 25c at Fore
mans.
Hiss Florence Cook Is ~ ufF1n
lnu buffalo, n. ~, 10 The capacity
! IuI gaAhlo-. NJ d annl salaIY
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22

Work on the public we'll, which was
delayed through the breaking Of the
drlll Saturday, was resumed lTuesday
morning. Tho broken part, which
was sent away for repairs, was re-
celyed shat morning, and the thump
OF tie blg drill soon announced that
The work MAS on. once n.oFe.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22

In the ropiog contest at Pryor
Creek last Saturday, win Rogers, OF
Talala, won FIRST prize, $50. Frank
Rocker, OF Claremofe, second, s25;
and Ned McNair, OF Choteau, third,
St5.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22

A question OF yeracity that arose
between Charley Harley aud Dao
Title Tuesday afternoon resulted 10 a
mlxup on South Wilson street, that
was full OF action while 10 lasted.
Marshal Ledbetter called the fight on
on his arrival on the scene, and act
log Mayor Drew put a e5.70 damper
on the Overheated combatants.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22

Oklahoma City, Aug. 2O.-Will
Favors, the cOpper-colored negro
porter who is accused Of the mur.
der Of Miss Wild, at Peiros City,
Mo-, Ia under arrest here. He ad-
mils thBl be was in Peirce City
last Sunday, but says that be can
prove his innocence by five men.
He says that he was at the depot
from 1910, the time when the
"Bob" train returns from Monet,
until after the finding Of the girls
body, lie does not want 10 60
back 10 Peircs City during the
excitement.
Tulea. Il. kuo. 20. Late lael
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22
Two important Articles.

Mr.. william Allen White has just
returned from Lawlon, where he
went 70 write for The Saturday Even
ing Post, OF Philadelphia, the story
OF The "opening" OF the Indian lands.
Mr.. Whites vivid account OF the
mushroom city that sprang up Ia a
night Is OF striking and timely inter-
est.
Lord Balfour OF Burleigh, Secretary
for scotland, and Lord Rector Of the
University Of Edinburgh, will con-
tribute TO an early number OF The
Saturday Evening Post OF Plnladel-
phla, paper Of Official Significance
on Carnes sio's Gift % Scotland. Lord
Balfour is one Of the trustees OF the
millions Mr. Carnegie has given TO the
Scotch universities.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22
BEGGS
GERMAN
SALvE

piles. Forty years ago the frsi box was
made for sale BY the greet German phy-
sician Or, schlcs. To-day there are
more Of II sold than Of any other healing
ointment. II IS the great antIaeplic ~
heving and curing household alvc q
this country. No other equals A. !,
costs as cents at your dealers "a hy mail
prepaid. This Is remedy lhal win pay
you actual dollars and saws suffering BY
keeping Il constantly in your house, Ior
occasions 50 often occur when i Instant
application Is not made Of propel ~
lieyiug, curing and inaavtasion prevent
irg remedy, time e last, suhseqpeul
avoidoblc suffering caused and perhaps
doctor li|l. made necessary bY delay ard
ueelScl Get bik a. oace and ina'sl on
Having Bsges' German eaIVe
/ Made lIy
BegQs fianifactu turing CO..
ch|fHNo.
Peoples Drug Store
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22

rulsa, /. T., Aug ls.-Wells
are falling here daily and team
elers from the country hnd It al.
most impossible to get water for
their stock. Yesterday the Ice
plant was compelled to abandon
work half Of the time, Some idea
Of the extent Of the drought may
be had when il is learned that the
rainfall thus far for the year Il
3S7 inches below The normal
tmounl for each Of the last twelve
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22

PrIzs WInnlnr Ropers.

5000 bushels Of co for sale at Hal
bun bank. &c per hushel. rsil
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-22

Tulsa, /. T., Aug, 20. Late last
! pigh' \, 4, Thompson, city mat; n;
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-04-03
ICOMM

MIR. Editor: have ALWAYS felt the
deepest interest III our constitutional
reform, but when | consider my fee
bic way of writing | have refraiued
from expression, though | will now
otfer few suggestions of my own
ideas. First-What is ii constitution:
Why, 1t Is the foundation and vital
organ OF the laws of our land, thor
"ughly established form of laws. nm
der which statute laws are governed
and made 10y the Legislature.
Who makes IL constitution? Well.
for ages we have had constitutional
law made by good people. and each
generation as it passes hy adds som.
new principles to suit the age and
conditions.
What would be fair W&y to en-
force this law? Why. have Judge
n Judges of the law appointed 6v the
people to judge every unfortunate
man 3 case presented by himself to
The Judge to be passed upon accord
ing TO the law.
w hat use then would there be 70:
80 many lawyers: Surely not for the
purpose of making slight, good, nee
essary changes to SUIT the aye In Il
constitution handed from generation
~ generation. Could LAWYERS mink.
'heir living at writing constitutions
at four dollars per day, for from four
20 SIX months III every 70 to 100 years:
III not, could they make living al
Practl@ing such law, or trying to
"hip around 1t, should they make IL
50 simple that people could under
stand 1t, and would never have to 90
before Judge? If not, how IN this
vide world can We expect conven-
ton OF lawyers TO be SO unseIfish and
as to frame constitution.
when, by doing SO, after he comes
back home to practice law governed
10y 1t, he will have to close up shop
until 20 TO 100 years roll by, when he
likely will have to make another
slight change to suit the age. i'm
igIne by then he would be quite lean
II 1t were his only support.
Now, my fellow countrymen, why
are we so quiet, seemingly taking no
interest at all in the approaching and
most important question brought be-
lore the people of this State for MANY
ears. IL has seemed to me that tn.
spirit aud interest of the people of
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1901-04-03
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES

The undersigned 10y virtue of authori-
~ vested In us as Chairman of the res
pective Democratic Committees of the
counties OF Clarke and Warren, for the
purpose OF selecting candidate of the
Democratic party for the district com
posed OF the said counties, for the Con-
stuutional convention, hereby give
notice that primary election will be
held on the Goth day of April. 1901
The polls will be opened from l D. m.
till sunset of said day at the following
places IN the county of Warren, namely;
Front Royal, RiyertOn, Cedarville and
Bentonville; and at the following places
IN the county of Clarke: Berryville.
wildwood, White Post and +. J. Russelrs
A copy of the rules governing said pri-
msries shall be posted at each of the
above places at least one week before
election, or can be obtained from the
respective Chairman upon application
Persons wishing to have their names
printed on the ballots as candidates will
notify the chairman of both committees
anu deposit their pro rata of expenses
by noon April 9th, 1901
THOs ID. GOLD,
Chm. of Dera. Com, of Clarke Co.
VIM. +. CARSON.
Acting Chairman of Warren Co Com.