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Bridgeton pioneer., 1903-10-22
Colors Selected.

The Junior class of the High School
held short meeting yesterday and
selected as their class colors garnet
and gold.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1903-10-22
Will PLAY in Millyille.

The Cohansick Athletic Association
foot ball team will go to Millville this
afternoon to play the Millville ex-High
School. friedrich Dare will captain
the local team.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1903-10-22

Taken the Management.

Taken the Management.
The local management of the West
Jersey Tube Works changed hands
this morning. Mr.. Chester J. Buck
having accepted the position as Super
intendent of the concern. He took
charge this morning.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1903-10-22
A Dress Goods Bargain.
81 Flake ZebeIine now 75c

We place on sale to-day big bargain in Dress Goods
n vide gray and navy Flake Zebene IS 85c value
IL - ~O
Bridgeton pioneer., 1903-10-22
WHOLE NO. 1926
HU Mt BROS.
FILL YOUR STAMP BOOKS

IN oct 81 The Blue Stamp advertise Brdgeton must
on that day discontinue the giving Trading
have them redeemed before that - ' ooA' anu
Bridgeton pioneer., 1903-10-22
H1@
q a 8 II oRI
Bears the \, The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature os &>NZzzzSm

Win Come Over Here.
The Salvation Army, of Millville, is
coming to Bridgeton Friday evening
and will hold meeting in the W. O.
T. U. Hall. The public is cordially
invited to be present.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1903-10-22
THE
CLEANSING
AND HEALING
CURE FOR

Easy and pleasant to
use. Contains no in-
furious drug.
It is quickly absorbed
GiYaa Relief of nnca
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

used 10 the bettorment OF the water
service and the waterworks fund OF the
town is continually running behind and
has to be reinforced by transiers FROM
the general fund from time to time. The
town has laid 3 line OF cast iron pipe on
the Garnet mesa for the benefit of the
now residences. which with tho cost OF
laying. took d 500 OF the fund during
past year and besides over $500 was ex-
pended in laying now lines in town, one
having been laid to the new addition
south OF town and line across the rail.
road track on Fourth street for tho
accommodation Of the people Of that
section. Some new cast iron pipe was
put down on Palmer street to replace
some Of the old kalomins pipe that had
gotten 90 bad that it wss beyond repair.
The entire surplus revenue derived from
tho waterworks plant goes into the
betterment Of the service and more too.
This 10 . brief and plain statement OF
the facts in the case and should set at
rest any doubts in the minds Of the
r1oonle
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

While It has been nineteen degrees
below zero in Delta during the late
cold month Haonia has had but very
little weather at zero. We regret to
learn that II is feared that much OF the
Fruit buds are already destroyed in that
section. However. the fruit crop 10 not
20 important there ~ II 10 at Psonia, 40
they run more largely TO stock and
Agricultural products. Gazette.
As 10 the above, the thermometer has
not reached nineteen degrees below zero
In Delta this winter. Tho fruit crop
around Delta II not injured at tho
present time. 20 our fruit raissrs report.
Some growers crops are killed just %
sure % the winter comes around II We
were to believe what they report. It 10
from this Glass Of colics that fruit kill
ing reports first start. Their fruit 10
always killed during tho winter months,
but oil right during the summer.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

1t would be we'll for the people OF
Delta to do little investigating before
iarmiDg any opinion Of Doughspoon
crock Furnishing . Sufficient supply Of
water all the year around to satisfy the
wants OF town the siss Of the present
Delta. There 10 q wide difference Of
opinion on this question, while some
believe the how 10 sumcient others be-
hevs it |. very. far short Of enough, II
ws 60 to the Grand mesa for water it
will pay to get plenty while We are at It
But at the. present there is no great
hurry. The Gunnison tunnel 10 the
only thing tbst will cut short tho present
supply and the completion Of that pro
ject 10 several years o6 yet. In the
nseantims. there are parties now operat-
ing near Delta who are under contract
to sink two holes $500 feet each and
this must be done in . csrtsin specified
time. They are pov st this work. II
they develop artesiaa water that will
pst ail notion Of goiag 10 the mesa ont
efnisd. II will peysto wait for develop
mauts.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30


Finley Roberts has gone to the PIa.
teau country.
J. Sheffield is visiting E. H. Perry.
Jim Din.iddie has purchased new
buggy Of F. p. Hunt.
Miss Chrissis Taft has nex piano.
Rev. McGlashen made pleasant visit
to Cedaredge last week.
Mr.. Ho9refe has purchased q tract OF
land from Otto Peterson.
Several Of our young people atteneel
tho basket social at Cory last Friday
night.
A literary society has been organized
with Rev. r. A. Briggs 40 president.
Mr.. apd Mrs. Kohler hsvs gone to
Ds6vet aud will leave for Germsny in q
short time.
Several Of the Young folks spent .
pleasant evening at the home OF Mr..
end Mrs. Bsiggs last Saturday week in
honor ef Miss Ethel's thirteenth birth
day.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

The last OF the eases OF the people
against Flsishman for selling intoxicat-
ing liquor without licensi. was settled
up last Saturday. the fines and costs
amounting to over el9A. being paid over
to the town treasury. These cases have
bssn somewhat disastrous to the dealers
Who have psrsisted in vending drinks
without permits, more than $500 above
oil costs and attorneys fees being paid
over Tor their fun. Two moro cases are
yet ID the court OF appeals and II they
are decided in the towns favcs about
900 moro In fines and costs will b paid
Into tbs treasury. fsy.t g
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

Z For the snlightsnmsnt Of some Of the
psopes q the town 10 relation 10 Ne
watsrworks sod the revssus derived
from IL and The disposal Of this revenue
~ the trustees. - there sssss y bs
Sese misundsrstiuding about Il. .
otaisaasnt Of the facts will put the peo-
Dje HgAt, The revenues from the plant
sso abost N6o0 . ysar 10 round num-
bsgs ed tbs expsDss oe sunAipg eaoco.
aviag 9 get surplus over sspsnsss oe
Sduo of600. Ar tbis and uoss too 10
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30
scn00L. NOTES.

At tho last meeting Of the Excelsiors
Melvin Gipe was elected president.
Some good work is anticipated under
his administration. Before the election
Rev. Petres gavs the society Q very
interesting talk.
Rev's. Petree. and Spencer and Mr..
Brock visited the high school last Friday.
Miss Avery favored the high school
With one Of her 6ne solos week ago
last Thursday. She was accompanied
BY Miss Crabill who afterward rendered
q selection which was much appreciated
by the scholars.
Special attention was given to the
training Of tho memory last week.
Tho Seniors are planning to give an
entertainment in the near future. Watch
for the date.
Miss Alta Stewart 10 back at her old
place after short visit to Paonia.
There 10 some talk in the Senior claes
Of taking up course in American his
tory in place Of Plane Geometry.
The Excelsiors have tine program
posted for today and the Erosians one
for February q
Election Of officers took place in tho
Eros society week ago last Friday.
Miss Ethel Bssr was elected president.
Tho Seniors had sti1 examination
in sclid geometry Wednesday.
Tho Juniors have organized with Alta
Stewart ~ president; Edna IngsrsolI,
vice president; Ethel Baer. secretary and
Nina Merrill. treasurer.
Tho Seniors held 4 class meeting
Tuesday evening at the homo Of Miss
Nellie Wheeler.
Tho tenth grade history class viii
render their historical program. which
they have bsen preparing for some time.
February q. 1903.
The Physics clsss arc having some
interesting work in heat.
Niss Olive Ghesn 10 again 1t her &C.
customed seat after several days illness.
Prof. Keplinger gave the grammar
and high schools IN interesting talk on
Benjamin franklin.
Mr.. Ragsdale occupied the opening
exercises one morning OF the week with
IN interesting review Of the life Of the
first chief justice Of the United States,
John Marshall.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

40 early spring is predicted BY tho
old timers OF this section from tho fact
that the cold weather cot in much
earlier this season than ever before
known. The snowfall has besn much
heavier than usual. assuring the ranch
men = plentiful supply Of the needed
moisture for next summers irrigation.
Every indication points to . ssason OF
great activity among the rsnchmsn and
that heavy acreage OF oil kinds OF grain
and produce will be planted and
harvested. In fact the prospects arc
now bstter for tho coming crops than
has been known in this section I, E
fifteen yesrs past.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

Reports from the various camps
around the headqusrtsrs Of the: Gunni-
con and the North Fork arc to tho
eject that the recent snowfall was very
general and unusually heavy. AtRuby
the tops Of the trees are simply showing;
At Crested Butte shout four fest; Bald
win three feet; Pitkin two feet; White
pine three feet; Vulcan two and half
fest.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

HurroyA Park.
The recent strike in the Cashier mine
at the mouth'of Cleveland gulch 10 Bur-
rows Park will surely have tho effect Of
giving this district the place II deserves
among mining men. The park 10 10 reality
ono OF the Oldest districts 10 the south
ern part Of the state. but because OF the
shallow work done and later because OF
the glamour OF other regions. the park
was discarded by many and forgotten
by others. Since tho discovery of the
Isolde tho attention OF prospectors,
mining men and investors has been
turned again to this old and too long
neglected country. With the enormous
mine 10 the Bon Homme property. tho
big body of ore just opened 10 the Cash
ier and tho large operations on the
Tobasco company's program there can
only be every encouragement to those
who are looking about them for field
OF mining investment. There are grest
areas Of country that have hardly been
looked at by prospectors. much less
worked or sampled. And perhaps no
other district has 20 many fairly we'll
developed properties that only need the
INTRODUCTION OF sumcient capital to bring
tnem INTO prominence a. producers.
!aAe tot instance me champion mine
IN me center o. the psfk. Almost every
!oo' Oh 'ne work'oes OF inc champion 's
e.
10 orc ana IN places where the necessary
exploration Work has been done. the ore
bodies are immense. Tho grade is not
wnas 70 usually termed high grade. but
the vaiues arc enough to make the
. paying proposition In right
nands' Across from tho Champion 10
tne Sacramento and vandalis group.
Openings on these claims have been
msde IN . number OF places and every
opening SHOWS ore, and some OF 1t is
mighty hne too. On this group the
owners have 20 protected and planned
Tor the interests OF the mine that terri
tory Tor all needs 10 included In the
group. a splendid tunnel site 10 part OF
the property and . short tunnel will
give great depth and insure economical
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

: The prospects.no are that there will
be an abundance OF water the coming
year for oil kinds of grain and tho
thorough wstting OF the ground by the
melting snow will put It in the best OF
condition for early planting. This IL
Just the year for the ranchmen to play
even on the losses Of last year from the
drouth,
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

There is,asimmssss amount Of snow
In the mountains and moro IL falling
every week and the smile on the face Of
the rsnchmsp broadens % he thinks Of
what the harvest will be. s--4
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

Tho report Of the manager OF the
Grand Junction Fruit Growers sssocia-
tioa shows ass car loads of fruit shipped
by them during last season and they
paid the fruit growers OF that valley
over 100000. A dividend Of thirty per
cent on the capital stock was declared.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

Win Mathews 10 tho now ChancslIor
Commander OF tho local Knights Of
Pythias and Clarence Nelson 10 X. Of r.
and 8.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

Four years ago iron pipe could be laid
down in Delta at s33 ton; now by tho
last quotation received it cannot bs laid
down here for less than e63 per ton.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

Subjects for next Sunday lat the
Presbyterian church are Truth" and
Healing"
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

Subjects for next Sunday at the Bap
tist church are "Sanctitication" ans
Assistance to Faith"
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

Ms. W. A. Lyon. Of Ridgeway, wss
an arrival last Saturday and 10 visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Will H. Mathers,
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

Il SAY! Jones. whst's your hurry this
morningi" "Why am going dows to
e3otts + 9etz Bros. 10 order load Of
their Fsirview coal. my wife says Il y
The best she has ever usedr
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

Chancellor Buchtei will lecture in the
u. E. church on FRIDAY evening. Febru.
ary 13Admission FREQ. All are invited
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

A sister Of Rev. Ostenson died recently
at Farmington. Rev. Ostenson ct one
time was the Episcopal minister at
Delta.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

Iron bsdsteeds. bedding and csspsts.
all kinds. at WiDton 4 Hornsby.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

]. B. Osborne, the we'll know blind
Socialist, will be in Delta in the near
future for series Of five meetings. Mr..
Osborne has been speaking in Los
Angelas for the past month and the
people Of that city praise his efforts
highly. Tho Socialists promise to have
them coming down the pike regularly
from now on.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

Thomas H. Powers. OF Cedassdgs,
came In from the east Wednesday after
noon.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30
Delta, Colorado.

Lots for sale 1. all parts sr the
sone:speeial Barg~ins in-Iu.
proved FaFDs fer aale
On easy terms.
6I-l6O acre stock farm on Curfant Greek; 10
light. consi..ns Of % quarter % Interest IL curHnt
Creek dutch. Five-room house, Eo0d stables, cor
rails etc. Price. $500. part TIME.
5lo-1e acres one mile east Of Delta. " acres in
orchard. seven. years old. principally Drunes,
Ten Shares Garnet diseh and reservoir Us stock. s
Price. s1.iss. $40 cash. balance per cent
ranch, IS acres Alfalfa Is acres orchard in bear.
etc. water rights consists Of shares q ironetonc
which never All 10 supply water. All All ienesd and
all tiliablc. 5000. part cash or trade for cattle.
cello acre tract Of bearing orchard si!>ear-
ing and years old. good varieties. Good wats.
in Gypsum ditch and sander reservoir. Land
on lower bench CoiifornIe mesa. CssS price,
Ss.o00, or viii trade foa residsnce properly In
Denver. -
$3.50 acres In Montross ~. - in Alfalfa,
% acres grain land. acres ane orchard. s,room
corrals and ouibuiidinEs cistsrn. lee hou.e. all
machinery and some household goods. Price,
s,s-io ocres half mile east Of Delta. acres IN
bearing orshard 2 acrea young o.shard. s-sncm
ings fenced, water righS in Garnet ditch and ruS-
erSoir company. Price. q -. half ca.h.
s~-u.re !. . .p.p . acre, on c.,,., m. >:
bearing orchard ali ssiccs vafistiss Of wnsss sp-
piles, ai under fence, coed watsr rsht cansisiii,g
Of 20 ahares Of stock ~ (sarnet ditch snd rsser.
vair colapany. Pfice, q ,sU
rpod rrsfS lana IN Ssarnst No. Al, ,iIiShis T All
balance ram land. 80 shsrss ssoeS IN GSrnst
ditch and re1ervoir companv mnkins 4 eoo6
water Tiyht. Prics, "a 10, pafs cash.
so7-.oseres on the lower end Of Surface esesk
mesa. thrse-quarsen q . mile from Cory posl-
Pies 10 S seres % IN aifsii.. s:shsrss SurHes CrssH
Sraii Grcwess dises and sssssvsir eo;.ps.y. : 40
II ss: ana two % s:sao = ear
..a .s'
49, esrs: Y mi!s. .. :sss q Dsl,s y f.: q
nos imnsnxsd 'S2 r1,cs q. ~ 2 ~ x "'soss' ou'
- -.
$: :;::: -: ::s: s ,:ss s:s: IS:
Ditch = Reservoir c. fHes 5000.
sse sso CO serss Ave aoss::;s e Dslts .. sur
ma Ws,sr ,;sb, r. shs,s. a.,,: rssc ~, Z
and reservoir cum psny: 10 s,ssss Fruit Growsrs'
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

20. K. Flour" made at the Delta uiils
at d 70 sack. q 10 hundred.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

H. H. Smith. formerly ono Of Delta's
best known business men, but now with
the Prudential Life Insurance company
and stationed at Fort Collins. came 10
last Saturday for . short stay. Harry
has many kind reeollections Of Delta
and Delta people.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

Resolutions uf respect and condolences. obitu-
ssies, &C.. i've cents per limo for each add
Aonal.1ldG over one inch. -f
Card or thanks- 81 20 for each insertion.
Display advertising rates made known ON
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

Watch for further bargains next
week.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

The program for the History Club
for February 2, 1908. il a. follows:
Mary Queen Of Scots. ............ Miss Allison
Rise Of Parliament ....... . r. D. B.stY
The Tyranny of Charles. >. :. Miss Evelyn Nuttss
John Hampton and the Stip Money. Quc%
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

eof ths bs,t .eeal'eeso wntop's.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1903-01-30

sii-leo asres in Montross county, one and .
ss eo n.ss1 81 cstns acre. r s II
fenced, new t-room house, good cellar cistern
holding TOO barrels. sheds and good outbuildings.
lrcnstone and sa,ares Extens,on. Pdee, $1,000
part cash.
Evening star., 1903-07-13
ADMITTED TO PROBATE.
Charles A. Hoyt's Will Makes Be-
quests to Washington Institutions.

dispatch from New York says:
Surrogate Church. in Brooklyn. has ad-
mitted to probate the will OF Charles a.
HCyt. who died in Pas, ,dena. Cal. on April
is. BY the terms of the will Nj Hoyt left
his home at IL Pierrepont street and a
large amount of money to his widow, and
amply provided for his son. Albert Sherman
Hovt.
These charitable beuUests were made:
Catholic University at Washington, D. c..
$500: president and directors of the
GEORGETOWN College, Washington. II. c.,
S"Gtr: University of Vermont. 5000; St.
Vincent de Paul Society. $1,000; Conference
of St. Vincent Ge Paul of ST. Charles Bor-
romeo Church. 500: Home for the Aged OF
the Little Sisters of the Poor. Bushwick
avenue. Sl,GT1; Bishop Mcdonnell. 5000; ST.
FincentS Home for Boys. S1."Ho: ST. Pc
ter's hospital. 81 ESQ; Bishop Michaud of the
.Dlocess of Burlington. Vt, s2.Hp; Paro-
chlal School of st. Charles Borromeo
Church. si.'H0: Brooklyn Home for Con-
sumptIves. SlEH: Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum of the city of Brooklyn. $1,000:
Catholic Missionary Union. $2.Un: Long
Island Historical Society, $1.UU; Brooklyn
institute of Arts and Sciences. 81 900: New
York State Society of the Cincinnati, 81 900.
The Washington and Georgetown Uni
verSitieS. after the death of the widow will
also receive an interest in the resduary
estate
Evening star., 1903-07-13
CHANGE ORDERED.
Uniform Of Park Policemen to Be of
Dark Blue Color

An order has been issued by Colonel Sy-
mons. the engineer officer in charge of pub
lie buildings and grounds. providing that
the color of the uniform of the park police
or w;.:Chmen shall be changed from green
to dark blue
The new coat will be of dark blue of the
same shape and cut as the present green
coat without the strap at the back. ana
with turndown collar. On one side of front
of collar will be the letters ~. s" and on
the other the letters ''P. P" in bright
bronze or gilt. The coat will have one row
of five brass buttons down the front. the
buttons to have the letters IT. s. in the
center and the words Park Police sur
rounding them. The trousers Will be plain
and OF the same material as the coat.
1t is ordered that the winter and summer
uniform shall be the same in appearance,
the only difference being in the weight or
materials and garments The he I'd covering
for both summer and winter is to bc OF the
same pattern that now worn by the
metropolitan police force OF the District of
Columbia. Upon the front of the helmets
there will be u badge marked Y. S. Park
Police
buttons. and made to conform with the
model in this office
The change from the green to the blue
uniforms will go into effect when the win
ter uniforms are put on this autumn. In
the meantime the men of the force will be
expected to provide themselves with the
new dark blue uniforms for winter service
their green ones dyed During the winter
Colonel Symons says the summer uniforms
can be changed to conform to the reulIire-
mentS of this order.
Evening star., 1903-07-13
NATIONAL GUARD CAMP.
Arrangements Made for an Outing at
Ieesburg. Va.

Arrangements We're completed today for
the holding of the annual encampment of
the National Guard of the District of Col
umbia at Georges Farm" on the Alexan-
dria turnpike. in the Immediate vicinity of
Leesburg Va. commencing July %, and
ending August l. This is the site of the
District National Guard encamptments Of
1901 and 1902.
AS stated in The Star last Saturday, so
much of general orders. No. H. headquar-
ters District of Columbia militia, issued
last Friday. as directed the holding of the
coming encampment at a point known as
the George Reinfclt Farm about one and
Cne-half miles south of Marshall Hall, Md,
will be revoked. for the reason that it be-
came apparent at the last moment that "a
suitable water supply was not obtaintEle
there.
1t has been demonstrated that "Georges
Farm near Leesburg, is AN ideal camp
site. The troops will embark special
trains at the intersection of 9th street and
Maryland avenue southwest the morning
of Thursday July %. and start for Lees
burg shortly after clock.
Evening star., 1903-07-13
BANK CLERKS EXCURSION.
Members Have Their Annual Outing at
River View.

Tie t.G. annual o:-c;:-c.Gl OF tbs Wash
incton Cha pter of the American Institute of
Bank Clerks occurred Saturday. and Il large
number of the members as well as their
fl ien,!s enjoyed the outing ct River View.
Dancing was the principal amusement and
the dance program WIS in the form of
+; nix checks The following committees
were in charge:
Excursion commit mittee-Frank b. Gilmore.
cha.I man. Central National Bank; Francis
4. Doulev. Citizens National Bank: George
.. Watson. National Capital Bank; Jonn &.
Law ance, American Security and Trust
Company; John G Miller. Central National
Bark
ttecoDtiOn committee-D. c. SmithSCn r.
+. ClauGhton. r. l.. Nogt F. +. GhiseIl.
George w. White. G. H. Bright. Charles L.
Bright. c. l.. Eckinff, George @. Watson. l..
r. Herrell. J. NJ. Rindan. d. ID. Walker J.
f. White. ". n. Marin. S. r. Bausr. J. w.
Alden. e. r: Waters. E. d. Flather. j.
Evans. jr., w. S. Pc. .chy. A. NJ. Nevius II.
q. Thompson Graham Hume. Joseph
Thompson. George Fl. Thomas. William Sell
by. j. W. William. d. l.. Pitcher. jr., p. r.
Hapr. ". a. Domer. b. b. Wilson. ]. X.
McCalmont. William A Seebold John T.
Lewis. Edward Varela. John L. Whirt
Howard Wilson. W. Nick. Stowell, William
E1linger. r. T. Boyd. J. c. Holden A. L..
Tracy. w. ". keck a. Is. Leet, Boyd Tay-
lor. L. j. Dill. n. G.. Meem. r. +. Miller
a. p. Madeira. II. o. Wilson. F. Rue, r.
Rutherford. j. F. b. Goldney w A. Whita-
O. B. Brown. ]. w. Dyar. c. d. Ratcliffe
5. j. Henry. a. G. Plant. f. Z. Wilson. c.
{. l-amhorn. S. Percy Thompson, Howard
Moran and John d. Howard.