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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-04
a POPULAR OFFICIAL.
Treasurer Close Of Woods County
Gives a Big Bond.

Mr w d. Close, treasurer Of Woods
county, returned to Alva this morning
with the Alva delegation of leading
citizens who visited Guthrie in the in
terests of the Northwestern normal.
we are not interested in any per
sonal quarrels. said Mr. Close. What
we want is a fair deal for the school.
We recognize the Northwestern nor
NAL as one of the foremost institutions
OF the territory and we want no po-
itical or personal broils to impair the
efficiency of the schools"
Mr.. Close went to Woods county
from Kinghsher at the opening of the
strip. He was appointed the first JUS
tice of the peace of Woods county.
His commission was given him by
Governor Renfrow. Mr. Close is max
ing an enviable record as treasurer
and he has the undivided confidence
Of all the people of Woods He gives
an individual bond OF $4,000 which
is reinforced by a security bond Of
100000.
Woods county Ay the way already
the most populous county in the ter
ritory is still growing with amazing
rapidity He has 26S school districts.
While here yesterday Mr.. Close gave
the Leader a pleasant call.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-04
A VALUABLE MEDICINE
For Coughs and Colds in Children.

For Coughs and Colds in ch hsdren.
I have not the slightest hesitancy
in recommending Chamberlain 3
Cough remedy to all who are suffer
ing from coughs or colds. says Chas.
NJ Cramer Esq, well known jew
eler and watch maker of Colombo,
Ceylon 1T has been some two years
since the City Dispensary first called
my attention to this valuable medi-
cine and have repeatedly used it
and it has always. been beneficial. II
has cured me quickly Of all chest
colds. II is especially effective for
children. and seldom takes more thar
one bottle to cure them Of hoarsenes
/ have persuaded many TO try this
valuable medicine, and they are all
as well pleased as myself over the re-
suits, For sale by c. r. Renfro, drug
gist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-04
Better than pills.

The question has been asked, In
what way are Chamberlain's Stomach
and liver Tablets superior 20 phls?'
Our answer isl They are easier and
more pleasant 70 take. more mild and
gentle in eject. and more reliable
as they can always be depended upon
Then they cleanse ana invigorate
the stomach and bowels in a natural
condition, while pills are more harsh
ia efect and their use Is often fol
lowed by constipation. For sale by C.
i. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-04
AFTER MANY YEARS.
.. S. Martin Collects Damages for
Cattle Stolen.

Ardmore, I. T. April al, S Mar
Tin has recently collected a Judgment
OF $40 700 against the Kiowa and Co
manche Indians through the United
States government. In the year 1896
Mr. Martin had taken from him
herd II cattle and horses by the In
dians He brought suit 10 recover
their value in the United States court
OF claims and got judgment. When
the lands belonging to these Indians
were purchased by the government the
United States assumed the indebted
ness OF the tribe and judgment
against them now amounts to iudg-
ment against the United States Mr.
Martin Is expecting within short
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-04
BONUS FROM MARSHALL.

Citizens to Give $4,000 to the Denver,
Enid and Gulf.
The citizens OF Marshall, Oklahoma,
have signed a contract with the Den
yer, Enid and Gulf Railroad company
10 build through that city within four
months and gave them cash bonus OF
$4,000, The town will be moved a
half-mile south TO accommodate the
railroad. This is believed to be an
other Frisco move. building between
Enid and Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-04

Millions marvel at the multitude Of
maladios cut of by DR. Kings New
Life Pills-the most distressing too.
stomach. Liver and Bowel troubles
Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, Jaundice,
Fever Malaria, all fall oe-
fore these wonder workers, 25c at
Wheeler & Son's drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-04
THE NEW DIRECTORY.
Worthy Enterprise That Should Re
ceive Support of Every Merchant
In Guthrie.

Our new directory is well under
way and bids fair to be the most com
plete directory ever published in
Guthrie
Mr.. Jennings is sparing neither
time or money to get out book that
viii not only be reliable, but will be a
credit to the city; it is a well known
fact that Guthrie needs good city
directory; and that it requires con
siderable time and money TO compile
and publish one, and should be liber-
ally patronized by every business firm
in Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-04

Mountain View is watching the sur
yeys being made by the Rock Island
and by the Choctaw and indications
are figured out that both Of these
roads are coming TO Mountain View
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-04
A NearIY FataI Runaway

Started q horrible ulcer on the leg
of ], b. Orner. Franklin Grove, Ill.'
which dehed doctors and all rene
dies for four years. Then Bucklen's
Arnica salve cured him Just as good
or oils. Burns. Bruises, Cuts, Corns,
Scalds. Skin Euptions and piles. 25c
at Wheeler & Sons drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-04

Il is said that there are so many
railroad stakes in some parts OF ok
lahoma that the farmers have TO clear
them on before they can plow their
ground
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-04
0E An
#w-NAAAA Invisible
Means @ bad "a air ; and & whether Enemy to Health

marshes of the the filthy
and towns its effect tie human system
These atmospheric
by the blood the
Chs and fever chronic dyspepsia torpid enlarged liver kidney
troubles Jaundice
Malaria Noxous and unhealthy
the liver and kidneys fail to and poured
becomes SO polluted and sluggish that the posons literally break through
the skim bois
ndoent character appear depicting the system and threatening life
the OF the blood
be Ae system patient can hope to
get rid Of Malarm its effects
S. S. does this and quickly produces entire
(C (C the blood reaching
~ lating them to healthy action. S s.
81 ~ ~ possesses not only purifying properties
and the general health improves the appetite
increases almost from the first dose There Mercury Potash
other mineral in s. s. 1t is strictly
Write us about and physicians will gladly "
he advice TO regain your health Book On blood skin
free TT,E .SNz,rET SY,r-vx.,- - o.,--.-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-04

Chas. f. Adams and George NJ. Flick
are here from Oklahoma City.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-13

hain't you working hera3" ", ell.
 what's that SC, to do with it, what
 aEa you Going to give ne for that tip?
 , will set even on you if I have to wait
 8 hundred years, fl you don't cone up
 now. Bill says: when get to San
 Francisco I will send you i've huaGgal." "Nc. sir. Bill: no waiting: EiVs ne !c.l=ck right no,r.' So Bill .-rit=s nl | cut cheek fer S-55 a::J said tho i ieighty-tive l cc-iG usa iar spending 1 imc2ey.
 i We lad cur t-Iee1aph troubles also. i Out cn the line were all kinds of
 ''l!ar'' operators. By "t!ari" C1e~a- i tors, mean new beginners. tae worst ! cf which | encountered one i-iterelocn
 along about the seventies. Afte, IsenGing d train message ard receiving | his p. k q dot. d dash and a space. 1 | had him repeat his Q. K. which came again dot. dash and q space to make
 sure he received the crder, but having "a good presence Of mind and suspeccing 1 something might be wrong. l called up Ithe next telegraph office and asked the telegraph operator there if train No. : had received orders at "4n" office ! Qtincon). As it happened train No. ! had just pulled into 'Bu," (Butler}
 Caice, and the operator questioning the : conductor aoCut the order telegraphed back 10 me that the train had no. re- csiv5d any orders at "Rn' office. immediately held and side tracked train l Nc. l ct Butler 2s tne e4stoound over l land dashed by, thus saving the prop ! erty and lives of many people.
 My next step was to telegraph to headquarters for the superintendent. tleQuestinS him to come to E[innemucca
 CT the midnight train. as l had some
 Very important matters requiring his iausHtion that night. ! requested the night man to fay of this night. as ! vas to meet H party on the midnight i train and | would sit up and work il his place, giving him a rest. He con !SsIted. So i remained ou duty and as the superintendent came ir. | met him with q nandshaka reached orer to the message files and handed him
 ;he order | mad sent ic the Ham i operator which had ,evsr been teceiE- sd. nevertheless had his c. k. ta it.
 II related the circumstances co the superintendent, and told him it was only by presence cf mind tha5 ! had saved the lives of many o-i the overland b. calling up tha next station and hold ing No l just as the overland dashed by As operators were scarce the operator down the line remained in the iserVice, after receiving q roast from
 the superintendent for spending hiz nights in the village pool room and {-y- ing ia run a telegraph ottice. offered InE resignation but there waa no one I to fiji my place and [ had Jo hold out working the "Hams." until finally gave up the business ami in disgust threw IT,. instruments into the CoiuiH-
 bia river.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-13
TELEGEAPEENG IN THE 60-s
An Opera sor Told Last Night of the
 Making of a Millionaire.

\ group of operators verc sitting in front oI me Western Union last night relating incidents Of profession es- pecially rich i. "reminiscences. Said one of them:
 II entered the telegraph service in 'sixty-tiva and afte. roaming here and there ali over the west finally settled down irl a teiesrapl1ic center in Nevada. now known as. .WiunemUcca.
 The duties Of an operator in these days were "ari-rcus. I was put in Charg= of the train service. dispa tcllf.les trains. handling railroad messa ees. ani also working the Atlantic cable. copy ing report from the Now York-Sau Francisco report wire and had to keep an ear open ca the New Ycrk St0cl; Exchange vii. thus having to work four circuits from seven in the mo, nirs 10 four in t!:e afteInooa. was rated as . first class man ana. in fact the only man that could hold down the job.
 There Was no limit to Jkc money cne could make fl a telegraph office: for inzrance : had a friend in New York and whenever l saw good buy On the stock change which of course I watched vs-- closely. l would wire hn1, giving Ja- tip. and then he would make the purchase. in the largest of which he puited out S3.00G. 09o ahead. and cs course expected something for giving lhe tip. But when my friend made ne e visit gs the train fer San Francisco stopped aJ Niln-7uucca Tor q few minutes said Web Bill. how cid Eou come out oa that deai?' Bill looked at me. Wipked the left eye and said Just 5.330.0G0" and was about to board his train. when ! said '.Nei.. where .Go casne in Bill says Well
Arizona republican., 1902-05-13
Use Gala Liiy s5t.tdx Soap.
 WHOOPIHCs COUCH.

\ woman who has had experience Vit.. this disease, tells how to prevent Gas dane: oas consequences from It. Sne sa.e: Our tHree children took "GooH;--S cnU-l I,st s,.,.-;lcr. OFT baby hc@ being Grly thres months old. anI cr-i-sc to our :ivins them Ch2mbe-- lail's cough Re,uedr, they lost none of their piulnoness and cane out in lnCcA better health than ether children whose parents did not use this remedy. Our oldest littie girl would caI luatiiy ic, cough SyruD between WhCops. Jessie Pinkey Hall, SpriHsviile Ala. This Remedy is for sale by Eivey & Eulett
Arizona republican., 1902-05-13
BUSLNESS OF THE IEAD
Taking Up the Time of the District
 Court.

Tho 5l=-ca.s oc tao dit: jet. court Eis week will b. confined ro- .hc most ].it la the nearing o5 ,sscs aopcaie1 ron the p:cbete oov,t. E'ne arue1l o: '. l.. EriI from &n order of lae pro ,ate court disallowiog his claim Gtirsc the estate O. James Esolk,. cnsu.f.e5 nearly all cf yesterday. Tac 'lailltif1 $ daughter. jo,;, L. Brill raS he a@'sil:i7trs,t, or the estale. nut he business oi t vas iransagtei D. 1er father. At ie@-s.h she was re5i,sI-- | rom her @J,Gi:istra1oIsttn ciI i. ler final account tt=ra wie an iz..a 'ho wing ,E2t t.eie E,s Cua f...1 the state ;o i. |. Er.l s1GoC for ser; -;s4- 3@ Ter agent. That it.fn y-as .-jzet.r ,at 1... D-tH v-aa allcna1 t1 LlIas in , ci'in, for specific sel.r:aas against !il. .statc. lie H:asealed air ita!aisei 5ill ';f 'i-.0. Tho Lil wae .a. 4 o,.,,! nd a1 .Prc.i vas .at---. ]. i~ .7.- -e2Gei on me pat cf -he es-ale tilat vaiie here nay ba o9a,etlin- due hs -!2jmaot. most nG tha services fo. which hr sae..9 pay ha.-a ...lc5.l.- l,...5 'al" :or n tte .-ay of commissions io lis da-gnter as aGt l:ieira,3ir. ,rn, 'ae7 Vas tai-an ll:!o.- JGviee.l., -t.
 The Jared Moo5aiijse estate -vil! one before the court in two r..u io- lay. Woodbridge ..as 9 wealthy sheen 'aisa" ..&D died ;l tlfs cit~ a Hfta loss than d. yea. ego. At t1a t;t... e. his 2eatn ha had 222 Gee ic the Vall7.- 'aa5, s2,59o i2 :: banl- at Flasst9n and .10t9e "orth Of wool in the hands of 2. .cmni si0-. Gta2 ia Ecet5r.
 :. .iie2 2ti-u WAS lfFGGe 5y II3yI l.. h 5L-T
 is est~le- The application ,-as resi.,- ,.i i,- .f. ,bft a:,as. oc FIa-stl1r creif1- ITS ot aoisGi5ee.oa the erouni tas- s.sa Got resident 5- .raric,.a, caaj.. hut tl.t aIs hu1.e was in 'o- -"iao. ieyt .S uera issued to t',lf!vtt- .2a 2n "ppe-i Was ts..-n t0 1he .ii.- CrieJ ,sal't.
 There F :i@o sa, rlr u~ial lo.ls. t-.. c"se oi ls1ac v. lioilie.a: Y, i.ia,4 }. 'hNistr. jhe aGmiaist.at.I a- f-s e. ate. The pfailtiG ciair.s c5 have fa5, partner of V :odbri@ce. ara 3a r6.f -IouHd ar5,s that tGa -t'sr.i9f.. ,l.e for hi3 b. dissolved and tne rran.~s- turned over r. him
 i[e slys he hos a cs-.t..s.t .,,,3 a-,r.s- net Hitr aofulidep. and tl@t h.. io!ds SeVor-i r~.@a ...- tss- him 1-.
 
 ''is- G"if''.3-a F. was with hir, at -.,. ,ii..- 8; his G"atn.
 I;fSi'e ,ae l.9as,,e eetato c...c ya-- day. the following busine-4 1.s s.- ~" tte o"ln; Toe c.:~, ur ?. i.. 'Iie-t7;- tluslr, t@. J. r.. Wood a,.r 5.- '"-ta,.r. Vss cooti4Ue3 for the tef. .,. n tae "asa cf tho yopsoii!4t,i ,'t1.t ?. S@. tAn %te+a Canal Co. a trisl 3rder ts..s .-es to-I 1-..t 4l,. ,..... --. - . 2t ,-.e term In the jt.A I.--as.-a- '9eai snd Extension "o ~.. ". l.. oasss. ct al ire case was st -o' t.-ia1 1f @c'tai" Tci1,s ro-,, Nona"y. oa ti-. motto" of tae rIa;ntiff iu t&e ease or <. L. tien=haw Ns. the aait Rive. Nai.ey anal ( C.. tae trial orGer was vacated and the ease was continued fo" th, term. The sane c-5er aas made n tne case of John <. i-otGerGin- vs. tho Marioop9 Canal Co.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-13

Ladies desiring reception or evening gowns made while in Los Angeles will be pleased to learn that Miss :. Clarke, the fashionable miIliner. has opened dressmaking parIors in coanec- ton with her millinery. Also tailored skirts and shirt waists made. Miss Clarke was formerly located at 222 W. Third St, and Is now occupying spa cious parlcrs st 43. s. Broadway.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-13

called boo-uoo fever. because the lrin- ciu1l symptom is d tendency tp Weep. There i- great deire ssion and often violent, baby-lii-c crying. \ f2U hours of rest usually cures tie trouble
Arizona republican., 1902-05-13
CITY ES&E VarTgE5 &

Great variety of indian baskets from all western tribes at the Curio-
 You have but few days moro ta tAka adyant1Ge cf iartWel < Ham "Her's advertisement.
 NOTICE TO WATER CONsUMEEs.
 After May the use Of water for sprinkling or irrigating Of yards CT lrHns must he confined between the hours of and 8 o'cloc}, D. m. <ozzlr or sprayer must be attached tn hose at ai times when in use For violation of above rule water will be turned eff Without notice.
 TIE PEOENTN WATER co.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-13

The cid custom oc giving a purse to the bride a; wedding is still observed in odd fashion ;n parts of Cumberland. England. The bridegroom provides himself with number cf gold and silver pieces and a5 tho words. With all my worldly goods | thee e1Gow. hands the clergyman his fee and pourS the ether coins into q handkerchief
Arizona republican., 1902-05-13

held by the bride. h other places the bride asks her husband for q gift of money or property on the day after the wedding, and the request h- is bound in honor to grant.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-13
PING PONG IS HERE
0rpheus Club Will Introduce t in
 Society Tonight.

It is here HoW and there is no chan.o to get away from 1t. There is nothing for Pkpeni,. to d. hut stand uo ind tTS' her r'"di.iuc
 Fins Cong has struck ,ho town }nl the irst blow iaudc.t sIuale.S an U-e prHhvus snei"tE. iiercctorth cIni.- date5 tor admission into the ultra swell musical ci.cle. which ae-ar the Orpheu2 s5citey. Wil not onIy be required IL know S9ra thinE ahou, RetEovon, Listz. Wagner. Fatty Whisi,ay and GJo Goo ayes, .Ct will have |. ".s., a e3e.iitIble oXamil- ati"n as ,o their "5ility to ping the Pins Pong ball. Jr 9it feast know when il should D.. uiHse@. if they earnnt fish they must be prepared ,n cut a.i, ot' 'nr tIlI,.
 i, i3 also euitr iihvjV that "t.n,->- r"Ni'ia.' of pins pons ankle. drsr.ls.. ..i IT yesterdays dispatches. will He,a'.is th" next nulUlar direraa a-ao-;. t.:- elite ": fharHiS. and hereafter .he ..ei'- son tha ac has netting h.i iijIuu.5 t..,., fheun@ti tisil.. hereditary ,ari.s. ,T u wco'iel :ee. viii i..1 na la>or Aith -.- iety
 -sI! this is rf..rlory ,a ;he ar0o.ia a- h-c't ta | :H' Dii;:yu~ c!Ia viii h.. a ping pong party tonight at v:, --i- c'nor e. Capt. ?. 2 I.2:l.a. oa W.s, Adams -,.sct.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-13
FOR SALE

4 complete steam power plant in frs class coa2ition. Consists of 15 Ii. P. engine, 20 II. ?. boiler, pipes, etc. Can be bought for half of original cost. Call OH or address The Republican, Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-13
Nothing Succeeds Like SuCCe Q sS!
 Sure, Safe and Speedy Cure Of Ner- yous SeHuai end 3iood Diseases.
BR. EEiBBARD

is a graduate Of liar ward bl edical College and iGrmeI nited States PeIelon Exarni- ncr. Ills qualifications ar; ability experience, and Ic:inbiiitY- Among his patrons are !Omc of the most brC mInent { citizens Gi AriZrlH. 1T .irt snuu EatcnL rnCdi tiue> tlaClTic tclfS. fvc- i,ial packages and F1ll-t- t..E tlNs IaIzT-S
Arizona republican., 1902-05-13

\ strange form Of hysteria caused by excessive heat is attacking the Aue:i- "a" marines il eastern waters. It i=
Arizona republican., 1902-05-13

II is pure seIfzhless On the part of others tn tall about themselves when you want to talk about yourself.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-13

Pure Ice Cream at Coffee As Rest aurant. Special prices il quantities. It's equally as good as cur coffee
Arizona republican., 1902-05-13

We undoubtedly lead the style i1 Millinery Ladies going east call and sec oar line oi traveiIns hat1 Re served styles. 70. 211 F. Washing;oa.
 SrDI1II IEE. IDS
Arizona republican., 1902-05-13

The Highland costume has almost
 disappeared from Scotland. Tn natives
 are still very fond Of ,ha kilt. and lt is
 sni2ea:-T suited co inc country but it's disappearance is due tc it's cost. \ s-od Lit costs at least $-G. and g poor scottish fa'I9eT must consider the dif-
 ference b@t"een that and the cost O.
 tECuse.S
Arizona republican., 1902-05-13

The hardest work in connection Witi q political job is getting it.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-13
Mermaid Wasting POwGlr coupons IT. each package. Presents free.

Tn ps2verai4i eaIl,- lisin~ of the i-.'l- expressed in the catch phrase, -'up before tha la1l. ia denied 3g al el.i- 1en- C,rithcle sis. Wha claims th4t ;.c?e2s the sreenfnsh is up at ? " clock in the morning i1 summer. the hi2claiId at and the hcdgeIaw spar ra,T half "n hour lt,sr, the l1rk lcrs mt :.Iue"T till after ,.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-13

Ger jhe best Get pert medical t:l atment. KGDsFf. ,RisAHl. ISl -p:iE?. rpiyzls ard SERIAL diseas, SFsGNtl HE4NkESS wiJh exhausted vitality, qnIctiy and "e1r"Hu"nty cured. Have Oi. any chronic disc9.'" IT % stop cx- periIneuiirg sud treat.uE with doctors who do not understand your ease NeIy 2 man al- though snle To oc about, is Unht Tor p;cnSnre s5@s sG6 Is,f nSis 9E FSa9g ent ri Cancer ard K ternGl GFowths removed without tI!e knife. Testimonials at o::ice. He Doctor n1a!.es q speciality of Ct:c00iC Diseases end AbGor mai GcowIns. Dr. Hibbard's success is duc to long experi- fence and exceptional ability in tre-ting coz apiic4tcd and intricate diseases ilGcc your case in his hands and be dealt with hon- estiy aud scientifically. Rene mhrr he de votes his en1iIc time rHd study [. chronic GisordcF- Tfpossihlc At"sfS RE sNA6ilSED BY kS ESPEET If uDHl'l'' ta ralI. write f.eelv snd cOnfidr nfial'y- References - aLI iRF 5AfkS And prominent [. .sInesS lnen oi The city CGsSlLTiI!lN by person or letter FRFF Tours: l0-2-l-3---7. Office 1na laoHr7 tory .6-27 South Second Avenue, IHEDAE3 BunBiNG, rE0TsiX, ARlZGN..
Arizona republican., 1902-05-13
WANTED.

Clothing CT furnishing goods sales men. Apply at The Hub.
 People who are invited to poker party must expect pot luck.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1902-05-24


Appointments made last week by the School Commissioners the of
cKcnzhr
NJ Frost. IIutSon
(r~aI
DayonAlslr )uckworh,C W.
IawsonR d. RavenNroft L. Floyd
lfhornac-W H. Nen w. Mckenzie j. II Ie,ket
I,rr,lwa uIl
No F1nkmE j. Roberts, NJ.
Luke. T Iauglln, $. a. i. iolfr chramm
W.
MccrN'Non II Me
sDnckw Jane
t. M~aow-An'ew b. Shaw John d. Barnard
trntr,Iews O..
No , Ihtmold-August Kicker NJ Frank Cline
l. Borden MneJohn W. t.S
Ahgany
12No IoweryIenry diam Brown
No tmlamtonJohn " ayman, John Hawkins Hartman
d Saml Piper NJ BAUER
No a,rkn vim Herring Nrlola
t. Matinglyihinelart Shane
No
t. Iiukrk-Thomas p Ilcwclyn, r. X, Coleman
IansI
oarJo n ulaugl
1SN Mdland-Thlp Jam~(l
OsanJoln 7. I.
IN Davis IewiI Joseph Robert
j. EdwarlF tra4an iIum McVe
Tmsm
No , 'aro-Wilim Grimes Michael Iaman
konGyke-lavil Sulur Seal
t. Midlothian Frank NJ tlyme John hyNon William nal
No 2lN
No SelemcnW. j. iine II. Port
Ja1n~I h,an
Geo
districts named colorel
LLOYD burst
DISTRICT No 9iNo rownvileJosh Williams