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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-23
cOut 81 crIminaI Appeals.

III Texas, October Proceedings
70 the court Of criminal appeals:
&Amea Frank Stokes, from GrSyson;
Altehens and Dave Kitchens, from
MARIA Aoncevals, from Webb; John
II nom Hood; Tom Hathaway, from
'ps' sam Dodson and JEFF Richardson.
Ems Clay Johnson, from Fayette;
~ Bunting, Henry Thomas and Ed
sHon, from Bexar; Robert Moore and
= hoyie, from Sabine; j. NJ. Morton,
anderson, Gus Allen. from Red River
ssed and remandcd: w. A. CaddelI
ashland; ose Johnson and Nese Ford,
tthola; + G. Garcia, from Bexar;
elhs, from Cooke.
4 po ssa ana dismissed: w. Egerton,
sss WV 70 withdraw submission submit
80 DVOAoh ana sam Bradshaw, from
-s.led-On briefs for the State: Ben
Il H., from NacogdOches; Walter Finch,
M ssauT' Jim Denton and Pat O'Mor-
ton L4nar; Albert Butnett, Louis
a Bsvg,ina.t Falmer and J 4. Harrison,
~, y u. Jones, from Lampasas.
II sises,gn,ul' Henry Greer, from Bowie,
Is osrss.alr from Titus. on briefs for
"A ~ W, w. Gossett. Theo. Seriv-
tSaek Garner. from Lamar. on
LAM. appellant: Jesse Robertson,
n, anu oral arguments for both
II oN Powell death, from Gregg
+. ysvss, from Jackson; Austin Fhrrar,
st tosn ~; charles Merrel frGn joan.
ksom n3siloway, from Freest0ne; Lon
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THE REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE
Decided Not to Let Scott Make Any More
Campaign Speeches.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

san Antonio 5 nc from
2 mat at o conference republicans decided PM
on ne
9 sad to be responsible f this action
Mars. Atwei M
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9 IN the Fifteenth
onee he
the election
several thousand o
n good He clncd 4 into
publication
republican Is
derstod that
9 fund their have benen npered
rat and
mas Issued verbal uRase against the civil him
contributions
ter win be remembered Drake
9 for Violation Of iyt
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Rin Aoreane In Truok Al AIvIn.

Alyin. Texas, October 20. splendid
rain fell here yesterday which will be Of
grent benent 10 the strawberry and truck
growers In this section The indications
are that this section will have the largest
truck acreage this fall In the history OF
the coast country. Already the local mar.
ket Is well supplied with turuips mustard.
radlshea beans and other vegetables and
some are being shipped 10 Northern mar.
kets. The strawberry crop az this time
promises TO be a reccrd-breaker
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Hon THE STATE CAPITAL.
Tax Suits Filed.

Austin, Texas, october 22.-suit was In.
stituted today In the civil district court
by Attorney General Bel on behuf Of the
State against W. X. Calender tax collector
Of Victoria county The State alleges IN
IT'S petition that the tax collector is in.
debted to the state in the sum OF ST..
$685..
Tho state brought suit today in the as
trict court against the American Bonding
company of Baltimore for S0i6.6B back
taxes, claimed 20 be due, aud $500 dam
ages These taxes are claimed TO be due
for 1901 and 1907.
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arnolu Attended Funeral.

Terrell, Texas. October 20 The funeral
today Of Mr. r A. Alexander was one Of
the most imposing that ever occurred III
Terrell. The odd Fellows woodmen Of the
World and Elks lodges attended IN large
numbers. the ceremony at the grave beinl
conducted By the Episcopal minister and
the ODD Fellows The horal offerings have
never been eXcellcd in the city Air. Alex
andtrs death leaves vacant the nomination
fuf county attorney.
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CITY Out Of Debt.

Beaumont, Texas, October 20 The city
Of Beaumont ~ again out OF debt tho city
treasurer having today paid on ali The
creditors with the money received from The
payment OF taxes 10y Colonel Fletcher and
the occupation taxes which came IN yes
terday II Is thought that II viii remnln
50 until this time next year az least Mayor
LanRhnm ~ using every EFFORT to Keep Tie
expenditures within the disbursements,
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naokhamln Rond Redueed.

Grecnyille, Texas, October 2i.--'rhe grand
jury having returned an Indictment agaiust
Jim Beckham for killing win yelyIn, he
was taken IN custody yesterday. Failing
TO agree on the amount OF bond Bcckhnn
sued ont p writ OF hnheas corpus aud the
hearing was set for last night before Judge
Cunnor No Testimony WAS offered on either
side and Judge Connor liked the bond At
5000 His first bond was $4,000
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Recruits for tho Navy.

Galveston, Texas, October -, Lieutenant
Morton and his party are having better luck
here than was expected, and VIII In MI
probability send fine lot of young fellows
to serve in Uncle sam's navy
Joseph Alexander Foley. native o.
Russia, aged 28 years, ana Harry bennett
native OF Finland, aged q years up.
peared before clerk Dart ~ the United
States conrt here this morning and took
their allegiance To Nicholas II Of Russia
Ia order that they might enlist In the navy.
II used to be said that 80 per cent Of the
enlisted men of the navy were foreigners,
and this was pretty nearly true But
American citizenship Is now necessary 10
enlistment.
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Indications Near Alvin.

Alvin. Texas. October 2O.-Mr Oscar
McDavid. who lives about three miles
southeast OF here. was IN town today and
reports while digging a water well on his
Mace be found very strong indications OF
oil at a depth OF eighteen feet. lie states
thar the water Is so STRONGLY impregnated
WITH al that 1t 10 hardly at for use He
intends having the water and soil analyzcd
ana see what there Is IN It.
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80 $50 ceantN Potaloea

Iampasas, Texas, October 22.-Mr Max
well of san Saba county was In the city
today with load Of sweet potatoes aud
stated that on two acres Of sweet potatoes
which he Irrigated he inside 5000 worth Of
sweet potatoes The entire cost Of irfi-
eating bis farm was So. 70 that these two
and $50 besides
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INJUSTICE TO MIR. DoNLEY
He Did Not Advocate the Lynohius OF
Buchanan.

Buchanan.
Nacogdoches Texas, October %. Hon.
William e. Donley, district attorney for
the Second judIcul district, is very much
worried over the Impression that has gone
abroad that he advocated q lynching Of the
negro buchanan, who was hanged by the
sheriff here last Friday. Mr.. Donloy is re-
celylng great many letters from his
friends in different parts OF the State ask-
Ing him If the report Is true
MIR. Donley wants It distinctly under
stood that he favored no such method and
urged on the outside of the court house
before the arrival of the negro and his
trial that the law be carried out to the
letter in HIS case.
The Post had Wiley Mangum Imboden
as district attorney, when II should have
been William II. Doniey. Mr.. Imboden IL
the democratic nominee, and will be elected
TO I'LL the position the 4th proNimo He
also made strong appeal 70 the citizens
to let the law take Its course, which was
compiled With.
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News Notes.

Austin, Texas, October - sheriff Brooks
Of Walker county was here today, and the
comptrolleE approved his accounts.
The state departments closed at noon to-
day IN honor of the visit at Admiral
Schley.
Robert Rogers son Of the late H. L.
Rogers died yesterday and was buried this
morning.
Handy Mccall cater, aged % years and
formerly of AUSTIN died yesterday IN ST.
Louis, and VIII be buried here, lie leaves
n widow
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elaasoook county Newr.

Garden city. Texas, October 20 Born TO
County Clerk william Hanson and wife. a
girl baby.
Mlchapt D. Penrod has bought nifty
Garden city town lots
Several citizens are attending the San
Antonio fair
Iinln Bros are shipping out another lot
Of calves from their Gasscock and Mid
land county ranch.
n "a reported that Garden City Will soon
have another hotel
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Beaumont Texas October ~ Harry X.
Johnson. the street ear magnnte, tins att
crnoou Informed The Post correspondent
that the extensions will he started neat
Monday The company will then construct
the overhead work ana viii bc ready for
the ground work, tho laying Of rails and SO
on as quickly Bs the material which has
been ordered, arrives. Tho present Hue IS
IN satisfactory condition The extensions
cover several miles aud win make system
completo AND cnnyenIont DO nll the nhnrhs.
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Palestine. Texas, October p. "a few
nights ago. as Constable Conrad Perry was
riding out TO his home a short distance ont
OF the city when In front OF the congre-
CATION church, two men wnlked out and
halted him at the same time shying: You
cant yide that horse any further" Con-
sfehia perrv drew his pistol nnd commanded
M men 10 throw up their hands, and they
aid -. He marched them 70 the county
iail where they we're locked up. The men
claim they only did Il as a JOKE.
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BEAUMONT OIL NEWS.
NO DEVELOPMENTS IN THE PENMAN
WELL LIKELY FOR A WEEK.
Trick Of Stock Sales Dividends Is Still
Being Worked, Il Is Said-An
Injunction Secured.

Beaumont Texas, October %. There are
me- new developments In the oil hnd at the
| Penman steel una non Works well In tho
north end but nothing has been expected
for week TO come vet The oil is there,
but the question is how much ana the
quality. MI pennmn thirBs there Is good
deal Of oil there and Nir. Stati Is OF the
same opinion, and they know more about It
than anyone else, but even they can not
tell until the strainer Is put on aud 4
lniger hole bored. This VIII be done IN
another week
The Higgins Oh and Fue company 10.
day sent out is dividend recently declared,
and there are several holders In this city
who ARE much better of tonight than they
were before.
The following is an extract from circu.
lar sent to the stockholders Of one of the
oil companies ana is reproduced, not be
oouSe Of the value 1t bears to the company,
Tut for the development OF the fact that
so many companies are doing the reverse.
Several concerns actually declare dividends
and pay them with the money they re-.
ceive from the sale Of stock It would bc
very hard matter to prove this assertion
I'm court, but Il Is a fact, nevertheless, aud
Is generally conceded II Is, OF course not
SO f"oquent now MS II once was, but 1t Is
etill done occasionally. The following rs
tho part pertaining TO the dividend matter:
our stockholders can rest assured thar the
dividends they receive nre from the bona
fde profits Of the company, not from the
safe Of any OF the company's property nor
from any tranactlon, which. while giving
present cash returns. must eventuHlly woik
10 the serious depreciation Of our hold
lngs"
Alr q. n. Bunch, who has been uEsistihg
Secretary chudrcss for some months in tlc
operation Of the OF exchange ana board Of
trade and who has been doing consider
able amount Of work since Mr. Childress
was elected to assistant cashier of the Citi-
zens National bank, has rendered mis- rcsIg-
nation To- hec0me effective November l. lie
hus accepted position with the Texas
Land and immigration company.
49,
T.. NJ Cranberry ct al have heen grantel
a temporary injunction against George ~.
Schick and the Chicago Mines Development
company. The plaintiffs allege that the
defendants have threatened to interfere win
The drilling Il an oil well in block IS,
Gladys city addition Of the John A. Yentch
survey which the plaintiffs contracted with
h. Y. Hayden, trustee 10 drill. A letter
written ~ Schiek to PlaintiH Conn Ia
which he complains that the drilling opera.
ti0ns now leing conducted by the plaintiffs
IRE interfering with the operation OF the
Chicago Mines Development company's well
on an adjoining tract OF land, Is made a
part of the petition and threatens TO forcl-
tly remove plaintiffs machinery II they 30
not stop drilling. Judge Martin granted a
temporary restraining order
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THE RoPlNe CONTEST.

j. H. Gardner OF san Angelo Won the
First Prize.
San Antonio Texas, October 22,-This
mornings roplng contest at the fair grounds
was witnessed by the greatest crowd ever
assembled at this class of sport in San
Antonio. Fully 1000 people We're on hand.
The first contest WAS held Monday, and
tOday's event was continued over from
Monday, there being sixty contestants and
thirty OF these roped today. j. III. Gard
uer OF San Angelo wins first prize, $1,000,
his time was 0:35 10; j. e, Carroll OF Man.
gum, o. r.. takes second money. $500, and
Ike Gourley OF MArfa third money $50.
All other ropers not disqualified also re-
t.efye Drizes
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crlnnlnaI plstrlct court.

Galveston Texas, October 22,-Jndge Gil
losple Of the criminal district court has
notified Clerk Burney that he will come to
Galveston Saturday morning for the pur
pose Of setting down for trial cases to
come up at the November term Of that
court.
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Mckinney, Texas October - The union
printers employed 10 the Democrat. courfr
and Examiner Offices here walked out 10.
day. a request from the McKinpey Typo
graphical union 10 unionize the offices hay.
Ing been refused BY the proprlctera
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. IN n. - ffff~@tSs
y Texas, October 22.-rhe following
-Ss were had today in the Third
appeals:
Oscar Thompson VS.. NJ. c.
rom heculloch; Missouri. Kansas
az Railway Company OF rexas ys.
sa1Fy, from Bell.
ana remanded: e. c. Duty vs..
= n, 'i.s from McIennan: Florence
= u vs. Mrs. n, NJ. Read ct al,
Ssy ivy Boyce vs.. Concho Cattle
II % ss, al Noncho, Judgme d lis af-
~ Part aad In part rev od ana
Patton ssnted Oscar Thompson vs..
VS. ss, from MeCulloch.
a h .e,lsesed H. c. Blackwell ct Al
snl,ess. ned 81 al, from SIZE. ennan:
Me-, -Ad santa Ee HALLWAY Com
pu,iee a T.. kenfro. from McLen-
y aau Texas Central Railroad
II d6nsi l. Brown. from Travis.
~ a Vsiaq,. 1reat Northern Rnilrond
d "isiAni Oiesen, ST., and same
"a nste.. SMELL, both from HAYS.
Nh nv nv g Al vs. Johu +. o'connor
~ e A. ssl. 7. T. Norwood rs. w.
. , Sts., from Red River.
'rer 81 iplt. Colorado and santa
sliss npany vs.. j. w Shslton
tness nle amended motion for
| Ierss ana for renearlng ;
- z. 7. Fillmore, from
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Assoc of insurance Companies.

Austin, Texas. October 22.-Recelyer H.
r. billiard Of the Texas Home Fire Insur-
ance company today filed the ledger inven-
tory OF the assets Of the two companies
The EGXAs Home amounts to $4,000 and
the Continental to S3O,OOO making $4,000
In all Receiver Hilard has filed suit
against the Security Fire Insurance com
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Attempted Outrage at Georgetown.
Georgetown. Texas, October IA young
negro attempted to commit an assault on
a white lady in the south part Of town at
an early hour this morning. Feeling ran
pretty nigh. An examining trial will be
held tomorrow.
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Residence at San Antonio.

San Antonio, Texas. October % The
residence Of Burt Kcschel on Mistletoe
avenue, was totally destroyed by Gre at II
o'clock this morning. Loss $1,000 lnsur-
unCe $1,000.
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ANOTHER LIFE WAS LOST
BECAUSE OF THE GAS M THE BEAU
MONT OIL FIELD.
Philip Wejter, a Workman, Was Over
come and Died In Short Time
After Being Found.

Beaumont, Texas. October - Another
fatality occurred on spindle Top last night
In witch Phlup Welter lost his life. He
was gaueine the tanks Of the Alamo OIL
company, Of which Martin Weiss is presl.
dent when the gas knocked him out, caus-
Ing practically instantaneous death The
accident occurred ne about y o'clock aud he
was found very short time afterwards
He Is of foreign birth aud his parents still
live IN the old country MIR, Weiss says
that the company VIII see that he ls proper
Is hurled
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coMMIrTEg oF VETERANS
Has Been Appointed TO Look After the
Confederate Home.

Fort Worth rexas, october Tx. 81.
van zsndt. major general commanding
the department Of Texas, United Conreder-
ate veterans, today appointed the follow
mo standing committee on legislation ana
inyestlgation Of the Confederate home; u.
4 GIBSON. MeNia; !. q. Cnenowetn, Bon
nam; A. ~ Terrell, y. y. Corth, Austin;
b q. 'Beoth, Austin.
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Quality u what makes price II Buruett's
Vanilla Extract was no better than other
extracts its price you'd be the same. 0ncs
tried, always used.
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Nv keeplng the liver active the system is
riefnsed OF impurities and Is enabled "a
wafd 81 dlseases.
"eeixtiefNE Is the best Liver and Malarial
.renic sold. Ask your druggist.
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ofanus News Notes.

Orange. Texas october 2i-The ladies o.
Pelham ehspter uhited Daughters Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-23
"A Weak
Stomach

Indigestion Is often caused BY ovor-
eating. An eminent authority says
the harm done thus exceeds that from
the excessive use OF alcohol. Eat all
the good food you want but don'tever-
load the stomach. A weak stomach
may refuse TO digest what you eat.
Then you need good dlgestant like
kodol, which digests your food With
out the stomach's aid. This rest and
the wholesome tonics Kodol contains
coon restore health. Dieting
sary. Kodol quickly relieves the feel
ing of fulness and bloating from
which some people suffer after meals.
Absolutely cures indigestion.
KOdOi Natures Tonic.
Prepared only by E. @. DEWITT & 90, Chicago.
Ihe 4, bottle contains2h times the Coo. slge.
BeWIIrs Lille EARLY RIStRS
The famous little pills for constipation.
A. f. kiESLlNG, bo2 Main ST., corner
Prairie Ave.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-09-06
THE TONOPAH TUNNEL
AND MINING COMPANY
The Future Of This Venture Demon
strated by Late Developments
Early History and Owners.

The recent strike of large,
strong ledge in the shaft of the
Mizpah Extension company on the
east side of Mt. Oddie has demon
strated beyond any question of doubt
that the main lodges in the camp
run under Mt. Oddie at depth. This
gives tremendous prospective value
to the property of the Tonopah Tun-
mel and Mining company, which con
trolls the entire mountain for dis
lance of 3, 900 feet.
This tunnel was located in the
winter of 1900 by Gordon, Hudgens,
Manning, O'Keefe and Sinclair, and
work was commenced on it at once
and has been prosecuted ever since.
In July, 1901, the interests of O'Keefe
and Sinclair were purchased by
Messrs. Brougher and Oddie In
May, 1902, Arthur Brock of Phila-
delphia purchased the majority of
the holdings of Messrs Gordon, Hud-
gems aud Manning.
This property has been looked upon
with disfavor by great many people
for a long time on account of the
belief which was founded on the
statement of some mining experts
that the forma ton did not go through
the mountain. The strike in the
Mizpah Extension shaft ten days ago
exploded this belief absolutely and
proved that the lode-bearing por-
phyry extends under Mt. Oddie and
carries lodges of large size. The
ore that is being extracted from the
Mizpah Extension shaft, also the por-
phyry enclosing it, is identical in
appearance with that of the great
bonanzas of the CONS took, and also
with that being extracted from the
Fraction company's shaft. The fact
which has been demonstrated that
the ore chutes in the Mizpah, Valley
View and Burro lodges all dip to the
east has caused the owners of this
tunnel property to feel sure that the
great bonanzas in camp will be found
under Mt. Oddie, as all the lodges in
camp are converging toward that
mountain.
The new shaft of the Tonopah Tun-
mel and Mining company is down
about $50 feet, and is being we'll
timbered all the way down. The
bottom of this shaft has just come
into very fine character of lode
porphyry similar to that encoun-
tered in the Fraction and Mizpah
Extension shafts, and which is thor
oughly impregnated with pyrites of
iron. The present indications of this
shaft lead to the belief that ore will
be struck at much less depth than
was expected when the shaft was
started
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-09-06
An Alarm.

Main street was thrOnped last
Monday evening when a veil Of fire
set the bell sounding and a wave of
men in motion The Aeetest got
there first. the wisest with fire px.
tinv,Iishers arrived next
The structure wherein illumina tine
pas is made for the Butler buildin9
is solidly built affair placed about
forty feet in the rear. j p. Brissel.
superintendent of the building, noted
that the lights in the lodge room
were out, He Immediately pro-
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-09-06
The President EScaned.

At a small station near New York
city, on the Sd instant, President
Roosevelt and party were run into
by an electric car. They were re-
turning from an outing in Vermont,
and in visiting small town in New
York it was necessary to make a
short trip with horses. An electric
ear came around turn and collided
with the party. All were thrown to
the ground and both horses killed.
The President was but slightly in
jured, receiving but few bruises and
"a bad shake up A secret agent by
the name of Craig, who accompanied
the party, was so badly injured that
he died in short time after being
removed from the wreck.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-09-06
The Delegates Elect.

The following named were elected
delegates to the County Democratic
convention, receiving 3S7 votes, 157
being east for the defeated ticket
J.J. Owens, Henry Speaker, Jos. Don
nelly, j. B. Lindsay, ]. e. Laird, w.
d. Robohm, H. A. Gersdorff, Mat
Devine, Tom Egan, Thos. Colehan,
Thos. Mechanics, W, r. McFadden,
Jerry Ahern. A. L. Hudgens, j. E.
Mugan, Tim O'Connell, E. c, Gilmore,
Barney Mccain, Geo, Van Patten,
Thos. Griffin, Geo Wingfeld, Geo.
Brodigan, E. r. Keen, MIlt Smith,
]. E. Kennedy, Larry Kneiacka,
Peter Bartolino, Chas. Maunder,
Wesley Warren, VIM, Grimes, VIM.
Waters, John Cameron, W. W. Ell.
kins, J, w, Smith.
The delegates elect are presumed
to favor the nomination of George
Cole for assemblyman and Gushing
for sheriff.
At the Silver primaries the follow
ing delegates were chosen by l61
votes, without opposition James
Roberts, Alex Dron, ], W. Briggs,
Jas. Shelton, S. P. Santos, o. Daugh-
erty, Ross Congdon, Thos Flemming
Thos, McCabe, Carl Young, H. N.
Stevens, Jas. Young, John O'Toole,
J. W, Trotter, A, Revert, Leo Mer,
den, John Tamblin, Jas. McCloskey,
JAS. Grimes, ], n Davidson, Mike
Howard, F. H. Maxwell, John May,
Jasper King, Hugh Holmes, Thos.
Dron, Roy Sunderland, Jas. Sullivan,
J. A. Harvey, J. H. Hart, Alex
Dewar, E. E. Carney, John Court,
- Giles, Richard Massey