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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-04-24
MISCELLANEOUS LAWS.
New Acts of the Legislature Which Cover
Large Field,


H. F. 4S. by Hilsinger-Providin
that the compensation for appraisers
of property belonging to any estate as
a basis for the assessment of the col
lateral inheritance tax. and in all other
cases where the compensation is not
fixed by statute. shall be 50 per day
for each appraiser and five cents a
mile to and from the place of appraise-
ment.
II. F. 311, by Calderwood-Giving
farmers institutes each one represen-
tative in the annual convention of the
department of agriculture.
S. F. 100. by Harper-Providing
that grand and petit jurors in 1905
Shall be selected from the names ap-
pearing on the poll books of 1904 in
case the biennial elections resolution
becomes part Of the constitution.
H. f. 1856 by MISUNDERSTANDING kid
mapping for ransom punishable by life
Imprisonment in the penitentiary, or
for any fixed term not less than ten
years.
II. F.124, by Buchanan-Makingt the
legal weight of Hungarian and millet
seed so pounds to the bushel.
H f.. $50, by Fields-Prohibiting
the taking of fish from the Big Sioux
river, except with hook and line.
II. f. 81, by Buchanan-Prohibitin
the sale of cocaine, except on the writ
ten prescription of registered physi-
clan for medical purposes: Nothing in
the act shall be construed to prevent
sales to registered physicians or Ii
censed dentists for use in their profess
siOns.
S. F. %, by Observation-Disclosures
the interest on county warrants from
six to five per cent.
II. f. 1O5, by Cummings-Providi
that judgments against the garnishee
shall not be entered until the principal
defendant shall have had Eve days
notice of the garnishment proceedings,
to be served in the same manner as in
the case of original notices.
s. f. 26l, by itchpatrick-Estab-
fishing the rank of commandant and
instructor OF military science and tao
tics in the State University, State Nor
NAL School. and College of Agricul-
tural and Mechanic Arts. The COM
mandant is given the rank of colonel
Of cadets, and the governor is author
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the aunttoi of state, as under the old
law, and empowering the executive
council to rauQire additional lnforma-
ton in case any report appears to the
members thereof to be insufficient.
Any express company failing to make
such report or to provide such lnfor-
nation as may be demanded by the
executive council shall pay to the state
500 for each day the report is delayed
beyond the first Monday in March of
that year, to be sued and recovered
in any proper form of action in the
name of the state. The executive
council shall meet on the second Mon
day in July of each year for the fixing
of the assessment on the property of
express companies. and for that pur-
pose may require such companies, by
their agents or officers. to appear and
provide additional information. EX-
press companies, upon making applica-
ton in writing, shall be given hear
ing by the executive council.
H. Il. 81, by Mordhorst-Amending
the code in relation to common car
riers so that action may be brought
against the owners of steamboats, and
other river craft in any county
through which the boats pass.
S. +. 46. by Acknowledgements
ing townships, cities and towns to
vote a tax not to exceed five per cen
tum in aid of electric railroads. Troll
ley and electric railroads are brought
within the provisions of section 2.0S4
to 1000 inclusive. but it is provided
that no stock shall be issued by any
such company except upon payment
therefor of the full value in cash or its
equivalent.
III. F. 6S, by Mordhorst-Bringin
steamboats, and other river craft under
the provisions of section 1920 of the
code. In an action against the owners
of steamboats, or other river craft ser
vice may be made upon any agent of
the same wherever found, provided
action is brought
II. #. 24S. by Hahman-Making the
law governing steam railroads apply to
interurban roads, and providing that
interurban lines entering cities shall
be deemed commercial lines instead
of street car lines and be liable to
| abutting property owners for right OF
way.
S. T. 2S5, by Observation-Disclosures
communities having voted railroad
tax to vote another after ten years.
S. f. 40, by misunderstanding
railroad companies to keep posted il
their passenger depots bulletins Civ
ing the arrival and departure of trains
II. F. 172. by English Providing
uniform railroad assessment reports
for the executive council.
S. f. III. by Hubbard7-Permi
Iowa railroad corporations to secure
extensions in other than adjoining
states if the same are not parallel OF
competing roads. tS1 81
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EDUCATIONAL MEASURES
Provisions of the Compulsory Bill-Trnin
ing Schools.

Provisions of the Compulsory Bill-Train-
ing Schools.
H. F. 10. by Dunham-For compul-
sorry education. The bill provides that
all children between the agessof seven
and fourteen years. Of proper mental
and physical condition, shall attend
some public, private, or parochial
school. where the common school
branches are taught, or attend upon
equivalent instruction by competent
teacher elsewhere than school, for at
least twelve consecutive weeks i'll each
school year. The provisions of the bill
do not apply to children who live more
than two miles from any school, ex-
cept in districts where pupils are
transported at public expense
S. F. POI, by notwithstanding
the bill in relation to the practice of
veterinary medicine, surgery and den
tistry so that any person having prac-
ticed for period of five years imme-
diately preceding the passage of the
original bill shall be deemed eligible
to registration by making application
to the board of veterinary examiners
before July 4, 1902.
H. F. 359. by Wise-Authorizing a
one-tenth mill levy for five years for
buildings and equipment for the state
normal school,
S. F. 1913, by Hogue-Making schools
for the training of teachers which
shall meet the requirements of the
board of educational examiners ac-
credited schools the graduates of
which shall be recognized by the state
hoard
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compensation. The chief of fire de-
partment and chief of police shall be
named by iii. council and mayor, re-
spectively, bra all other positions are
kinced in tn" hands of the commits
sion, to be brought under the merit
system.
II. f. Al, by Jaeger-Authorizing
cities having population of 22,0G0 to
elect park commissioners and levy
taxes for park purposes. The bill is
intended for the relief Of Clinton
which city does not reach the 25,O00
mark named in the old law.
II. +. 36S, by MISUNDERSTANDING the
acts of the incorporated town of Cres-
co. Howard county and also of the
city of Cresco.
II. f. 1877, by Misunderstanding the
proceedings Of the councils of cities
and towns wherein such bodies acted
upon the suppostion that the mayor
was not a member of the council and
passed ordinances and resolutions by
less than the required number of
votes.
III. T.. 10. by Observation-Disclosures
the lOaning of the waterworks sinking
fund of the city of Des Moines to the
Des Moines Waterworks company for
the extension of the water mains to the
pes Moires army post. The amount
OF the loan contemplated is $4,000,
which shall run for period of not
more than ten years. with interest at
rate not less than 2 per centum.
The city council of Des Moines and a
committee representing the stockhold.
ers of the water company had, prior
to the enactment of this law, entered
into an agreement in line with the
provisions of the bill, except that the
city is to receive three per cent inter-
est on the loan.
S. f. 204, by Crawford-Making
chapter % of the acts of the Twenty
eighth General Assembly applicable to
cities and towns under special charter
Chapter 20 relates to the management
of waterworks and the disbursement
Of WaterwOrkS funds.
S. F. 2S1, by rawford-Taking the
appointment of waterworks trustees
out of the hands of the district Judges
and lodging the power with the mayor
The bill applies particularly to Sioux
City and is the result of a recent de-
cision of tile supreme court in which it
was held that the judicial branch of
government could not assume eXecu-
tive powers.
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EXPRESS AND RAILWAYS.
Laws Enacted Which Affect the Common
Curriers' of the State.


II. F. 331, by misunderstanding
railroad companies to file plats of their
lines with county auditors for assess
ment purposes.
II. +. 266, by English-To bring the
road tax law into conformity to the
bill passed by the Twenty-ninth Cen
eral Assembly extending the time of
fixing the railroad assessment by the
executive council from March to July.
II. Il. III, by Sweeley-Bringing
electric railways and apparatus under
the provisions of section 4,S07 of the
code, relating to malicious mischief
and trespass
S. Z. 93, by Garret-Changing the
date when railway corporations shall
make their reports to the executive
council for taxation purposes from
February 10 to April i, and extending
the date on which the executive coun-
Gil must fix the railroad assessment
from the first Monday in March to the
second Monday in July of each year.
S. f. 259, by Providing
that express companies shall send their
reports Tor taxation purposes direct
~ to the executive council instead Of
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CONDENSATION PROCEEDINGS
Laws Providing for the Requirement o
Land for Special Purposcs.

Laws Providing for the Requirement of
Land for Special Purposes.
S. F. 243, by Ball-Giving cities IN
der 10000 population and towns juris-
election over parks without their cor
porate limits and providing for the
voting of taxes for the purchase of
real estate for park purposes and the
making of park improvements.
II. f. 167. by Notwithstanding
for the condemnation of real estate
by the state for the use of institutions
of the United States. the proceedings
to be the same as in the taking of pri-
vate property for internal improve
ment.
s. f. PIT, by Harriman-Givingt the
state agricultural society power to au-
thorize or forbid the construction of
street railways within the state fair
grounds. The bill is intended to per-
| nit the extension of the Des Moines
street railroad within the grounds
| S. f. 300, by Young of Lee-Enab-
| ling the United States to take private
property within the state for public
| Improvements.
H. F. 1872. by Hasselquist-Pro
ing for the taking of private property
for works of internal improvement.
H. F. 400, by Langan-Authorizing
| cities which have voted taxes to aid
any corporation in this state in the
building of combination bridge
across any navigable boundary river
to vote additional taxes for the pur-
chase of such bridge. The bill is in
tended to permit the city of Clinton TO
purchase the bridge across the MissiS-
sippi river at that place
II. +. 400, by Judiciary Committee
Giving to the United States govern
ment blanket grant to lands as sites
for federal buildings. Under the old
law special act was required for
each individual case.
II. F. 14S, by Dunham-Empower
ing boards of supervisors to build
bridges costing in excess of $1,000
without submitting the question to a
vote of the people The bill applies
to the building of bridges on county
lines.
II. F. IS. by Teachout-To provide
a water supply for military reserva-
tons of the United States within the
State of Iowa. This bill is to enable
| the Des Moines waterworks company
to extend its water mains to the new
army post, situated some five miles
distant from the city of Des Moines.
S. f. 26, by Observation-Disclosures
library boards to condemn grounds for
! location of libraries and for additional
library grounds. Proceedings for con-
demnation shall be in accordance with
the provisions of the code relating to
taking private property for works of
internal improvement except that no
attorneys fees shall be taxed or al
| lowed for the owner of the real estate.
S. +. 234, by Trewin-Giving the
cities of Cedar Rapids and Ottumwa
control of the river front within the
corporate limits of those cities, and
providing for the creation of river
front Improvement commissions there
of. The Improvement commission shall
consist of three electors of the city
petitioning for same, to be appointed
| by the governor
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Il. Il. 234. by lloontz-Appropriatine
$1,000 annually for the state historical
society and $4,000 for the publication
of historical documents.
H L. 116. by Sweeley-Appropriat
Wy $1,000 for the Woman's and Ba-
bies' home. Sioux City.
Fl. II. IS, by English-Appropriat-
ing $1,000 for Benedict home, Des
Moines.
Fl. T. 219, by Keagy-Appropriating
$1,000 for Rescue home. Dubuque.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BURh1 |, +, , SHpAR RIA RAPIDS Pr
and depart from Union Passenger Static
Burlington, Iowa: Depart. ArrdY
Minneapolis, St. Paul, Wa
tertown. Sioux Falls,
Baskerville, Iowa Falls,
and Cedar Rapids -. 900 m e:45
Jefferson street Passen-
Minneapolis far i st. Paul, Wa
= SEGA, Albert Lea, Wa
tertown, Sioux. Falls,
and Cedar Rapids a.. 9:15 m 6:35
Davenport. Iowa City,
Cedar Rapids, Water
Des Moines, etc ~; 1926 m GAS p
Cedar Rapids, Iowa Falls, 4
Baskerville, Spirit Lake,
Sioux Falls, Worthing
ton, Waterloo, Albert
Lea, Waseca, Minneap.. 90
davenport iS PC, Iowa City, ce. ~
dar Rapids, Columbus
Junction and West Lib
Freight elts Cedar Rapids - -
and way 80. -. =. e:s4 4:ao pI
IOWA CENTRAL RAILWAY. s
Time, Of trains S, CARRYING car ~, passengers Il
Going North.
No. 5-Mason City Mail (Ex. Sum 2:l0 NJ
No. Way Freight lex. Sun.)... 500 NJ
Going South.
No. 6-Peoria Mail Qlx. SUM. 1920 N
No. Way Freight Tex. SUM ...7:45a
No. 4-Peoria Express daily -. 3:10la
Coupon tickets on sale to all points in III
United States. Canada and Mexico Fd
rates, folder, etc, call on or address
GEO. S. RATTY, H. II. KENNY,
Gen. Pass. & Tkt. Agt., Agli
Marshalltown, Iowa. HedrickM
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WABASH.

WABASH.
Arrive. DepartA
Kansas City & ST. Louis a615 am as 90 PM
Kansas City & st. Louis a70o pm as:25 ant
wnen ottumwa and Moulton:
Fast freight $500. a12:10 p IN a2:3O p nd
Local freight -. .bS:00 p m $500 a nj
aDaily bExcept Sunday.
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TRAINS LEAVING JEFFERSON
STREET UNION STATION.
A. j. Packard, Agent.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL.

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL.S
Arrive. DepaSs
Chicago. Dubuque &
Milwaukee -. ID: 80 a m b2:35 n
Chicago, Cedar Rapids.
Kansas ans City & South
Kansas City and local b5:3o m b10:2o Il
No. %, east bound, leaves. $3.50. 5:3o a M
No. Ga east bound, leaves. 800. 1915 a M
No. 81, west bound, leaves. $500. 6:45 a nd
No. 81, west bound leaves. $3.50. II 80 a nd
These are freghts leaving Ottumw9I
G a Daily. b Except Sunday. Except
Freight trains arrive at and depart frors
Ottumwa Junction.
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SALARIES OF OFFICIALS.
That of the Governor Increased from
$4,000 to &5,OOO-Other Changes.

That of the Governor Increased from
$4,000 to $5,OoO-Other Changes.
FL. f. $50, by Bealer-Increasing
the salary of the governor from $1,000
to $4,000, with $500 additional for SER
vices on executive council and 5000 al
lowance for rent, a total Of Sc, 100 per
annum.
H. f. 35, by Committee on Compen-
sation of Public Otticers-Making the
compensation of shorthand reporters
of the district court Sc per day for
each days actual work, and in case
the total per diem does not amount to
$1,000 per year the deficiency to be
made good by the counties, according
to the number of days of court held in
such counties. Reporters receive in
addition cents per hundred for trans
scribing their notes.
III. f. 273, by Teachout-Giving the
board of supervisors in cities over co.
600 the right to appoint deputy asses
sors, the compensation to be not more
than $3.50 per day. The salary of the
assessor shall not exceed $1,000 per
annum.
H. f. al, by Boysen-Providing
that in counties having population
of over $4,000 the sheriff shall receive
salary of $1,000; in counties of over
2S,0O0 and less than $4,000 a salary of
$4,000; in counties having popula-
ton of over II 900 and less than 2S,-
600 salary of $1,000. all to be paid
out of the fees of the office. In case
the fees are not sufficient to meet the
salaries named the board of super
visors shall pay the sheriff in counties
n l,,r, ,,frI, TO
bring his salary up to $500; in coun-
ties between2S, 900 and $4,000 to $4,000;
in counties between 1000 and $4,000
to $1,S00, and in counties under 1000
to $1,000 In all counties the chief
deputy shall be paid by the sheriff.
S. F. 1O9. by Young of Lee-Increas-
ing the salary of the physician of the
penitentiary at TT. Madison from $50
to S75 per month.
II. f. 1928, by Cummings-Increasi
the salaries of the judges of the SUI
preme court to $4,000 per annum pro-
viding for practically continuous SEES
sions of the court, and requiring the
judges to reside in Des Moines. The
bill takes effect January l, 1904.
| S. f. 10, by Trewin-Fixing the sal
airy of county superintendent at ST.
2a0 per annum.
II. f. 129, by Cummins-Increasin
the salary of district Judges from So,
500 to $500 per annum.
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND s PAcIFIc.i
Going East. DepaH
No 22S-Ottnmwa to Keokuk -. T:15 a 1
2O2-Dcs Moines to Keokuk ....10:35 a /
2O4-Des Moines to Eldon -. .10:35 p d
234-Freight Ottumwa to Eldon 4:55 n,
Going West. Arriyd
227-Keokuk to Ottumwa .....,.... 6:4
Depart
eO1-Eldon to Des Moines 1925 a Il
2O3-Keokuk to Des Moines ...12:05 p d.
233-Frt. Eldon to Des Moines. 1882 a nj
231-Frt. daily, Eldon to Monroe sos d
Unless otherwise specified, all trains art
daily except Sunday.
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Railroad Timetables
TRAINS LEAVING UNION DEPOT,
w. S. Parker, Ticket Agent.
BURLINGTON ROUTE, c., B. & O., R. N


BURLINGTON ROUTE, c., B. & O., R. nj
Going East. Depart.
No. 24a-Fast mail .1:06 a. IN.
No. 12a-Chicago, Peoria, st. Louis,
Dubuque " Quincy ..2:15 a. r1c
1Ga-Chicago ...... .......... $50 g. M
10b-Peoria, Dubuque & Quincy 1901 p nj,
aa- Oh Limited . o, 1:s9 ?, nj
ea-Chicago, Peoria & Rockford. ii 40 p. nv m.
Going West.
5a-Omaha, Council Bluffs and
,- NenrasR ,Sa -. ............1 I'D a. nh
91b-Locai Freight $500. 49,. $50 u. MI
3a- Omaha. Kansas city. Denver,
Hot Springs, Deadwood, Og
den, Portland & California sos a. II
Ta-Fast man 80. -. 1000. $3.50 a. nj
9b-Des Moines, Lincoln and Pu-
get Sound $50. -. $500. 1:4O p. m.
1 49, knnHas civ s. Loo ana 1928 p m.
Council Bluffs " .... 9:35 p m
1a-Denver & Omaha -. -. Hoo p. IN.
a. Daily, b, except Sunday. Nos. z, s, ID
and "a do not carry passengers
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CHICAGO, Eft. MADISON & DIES MoINE,S
Arrive. Depart
TT Madison accomo :. 500 p. m. 7:15 a. m.
Trains run daily except Sunday.
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LAWS FOR CITIES AND TOWNS
Acts Relating to Waterworks, Disburse.
ment of Funds, Etc.

Acts Relating to Waterworks, Disburse-
ment of Funds, Etc.
S. F. 1877, by Municipal Code Com
mittee-Giving the state board of
health power to locate pest houses
when controversies arise in commune
ties.
S. f. POP, by Municipal Code Com
Understanding the laws of the
2Sth5G General assembly by which cities
and towns may use the waterworks
fund for renewing and extending the
waterworks system.
S. F. 2O3, by Municipal Code Com
mittee-Striking out the limit of ten
days in section 1913 of the code, in re-
lation to notice of publication of levy
of special assessments.
S. f. POI, by Municipal Code Com
mittee-Providing that in cities of the
second class the mayor shall be the
presiding officer of the council, but
shall not be member thereof How
ever, he may vote in case of a tie.
Also amending section 645 so that the
mayor shall not be regarded as men,
Der of the council in cities of the first
class, although he may vote in case
of tie.
| S. f. 200, by Municipal Code Com
mittee-Authorizing cities and towns
to levy tax for the renewal, repair
or, extension of the waterworks sys-
| TEN.
s. f. 1919, by Municipal Code Com
mittee-Authorizng cities of the first
| class to execute second mortgages and
| bonds for the making of waterworks
extensions and improvements.
H. +. 416, by Observation-Disclosures
ing cities over $4,000 to build viaducts
and charge the cost of same to abut.
ting property owners. The bill applies
| to Des Moines.
H. f. 1896, by Municipal Corporations
Notwithstanding better sys,
TEN of bookkeeping by cities and
towns. showing in detail the receipts
and disbursements of every fund and
the receipts from every source. All
receipts and vouchers necessary to
prove the validity of every transac
ton must be filed and preserved. Each
municipality shall publish annually q
statement of all receipts and expendi
| lures. and report of the financial
condition of such city or town
II. II. SO, by Observation-Disclosures
the letting Of waterworks separately ir
cities of the first class. The bill ap
plies particularly to Ottumwa, where
large waterworks improvements are
| contemplated.
! S. f. 2S6, by Crawford-Legalizin
the acts of boards of waterworks trus
tees In cities of the first class and un
der special charter which We're ap
pointed by judges of the district court
The supreme court in late decision
held that district judges could not sc
appoint; that it was unconstitutional
for the judicial branch of the goveH,
ment to assume executive powers.
II. +. III, by Notwithstanding
that any city of 5000 Inhabitants ma,
establish superior court. The ole
law read 1000.
| S. f. $50, by Dowell-Creating 6
board of police and fire commissioners
in cities of the first class having s
population of $4,000 or more The bill
affects Des Moines only. 1t authorizes
the mayor to appoint three commits
sioners, who shall have been residents
of the city for more than five years
They shall hold their Office for tern
of ak years and shall serve without
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BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS 1
NORTHERN RAILWAY. Trains arrly
and depart from Union Passenger Statioe
Burlington, Iowa: Depart. ArriY
No II
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Joint Resolutions.

Providing for biennial elections.
Changing the senatorial and repre-
sentative districts, the senate to be
composed of so members and the house
not more than 1913.
These resolutions must be passed
by the next legislature and ratified by
change in the constitution.
Pardons.
Conditional pardons of life prisoners
were recommended by the legislature
as follows Theodore Bushick and Joe
McCrary, Mills county; VIM. Young,
Woodbury. county; George Stanley,
Story county; Wesley Elkins, Clay
county.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-29
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

From iiilo and way ports pcr stun
kinsu lice q e H. wieht aud wife
lC ) Fishcl too Wilson. r y Raid
Ing Mrs T. E BaldlnR Mrs n An
drows Miss ! kaaohuli Mics NJ
Payne. l. a Bartlett. Y. raronzini !
q Clement aud wife, Geo y. Rcntot
and wife. J l. Rcnton. Geo. y Rem
ton Dr.. Master 4. Ronton. X \ Tmai
! " storey r n Robinson. Miss Kc
nehaka, e. u Crook Max Loyens. "
NJ whitney J. Lucas and Lloyd Conk
ling.
From Maui ports. per stmr Claudine
Dec. 2S-A n kcpoikai and wife. 5
a. Crook. A. w. Crook. Miss RycrsUn
Mrs. W H. Beckwith n. Howell. c. G
Henlon. Jno Edwards and wife. Mis-.
l.. Joshua. Master ~ Holt. G. W. Bald.
win. =. Sing. NJ. Correa and wife. j
vieira. Mrs Niclra.
From Kauai ports. per stmr. W. q.
Hall. Dec. as. r. Hackfeld J. II.
Coney. H. T. Conant. Mrs. e. Blake,
Mr. and Mrs Kawamoto. W. Wright.
w II. Kinney. g. Blake. Mr. Tanaka.
and +. All Low