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The Nome nugget., 1903-09-12
OHIO MAKES
 4 FAST TRIP TeamSter'S Strike at Seattle De. lays Sailing For About
 24 Hours.

Making n fast trip of six days, twenty two arrived at Seattle Aug 20 with saG5 900 in treas. ure and many passengers. She was due to leave for Nome Sept. ?, but owing to the tcam- sters' strike, she will not get away until D. m. on the 3d, and is due here Sept l2. The Ohio has on board Sl00.000 in currency for the Alaska Bank & Safe Deposit Co. and over 100 passen- . gers. The following are first class:
 Mrs. w. G. Gilmore and sister, Miss Hattie Thompson, Lieut.. A. L. Clifton, Mrs A. Fink and infant, Mrs. Derrick and infant, F.. LaForge F. L. Cook, wife and child, Miss Habernacher Miss Ella Ryckman, Geo Murphy, Miss M Moorman, Mrs. w. T. Smith, H. D. Ames, Mrs w. B. Royse, W. H. Milleman wife and child Mrs Wayland and infant, Mrs. Sarah Payne J. w. Rutter, N. s. Jolls, Mrs. l.. Hunter J. Applegate, J. W. Winchester Mrs. K. Mason and child, E. D. BraseHeld, wife and child, Mrs T. Wheeler, Jas. Barnes John Buise, T. Doug las, Thos. Rosenberg, A. Douglas, T. Bobbin, T Thompson, D. Clark, James Boyle, Miss Ward low. l.. E. Harper, Mrs. Leah Payne, F. w Howard, Mrs. Mitchell, Miss Hattie Thompson A. Nordstrom. Mrs. Joe Geigand, F. W. Davis Tom Ellington, Ada Lee John Simpson, Angu. McLaren. Edith Davidson, Charles Aaron, Dort Aspin Mrs. Thompson, Dennis Griffin. Pete Jackson, James Ramsey, Rev. A. Beers.
 The Ohio reached Nome early this morning ana began to discharge her passengers an, | cargo at once. She had on board g sacks o | mail, besides n full cargo of freight. She ex pects to leave for the outside Tuesday.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-12
NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE.

In the United States Distric, Court for the District of Alu-l,a. second Div j~iou
 Jeremiah t"u-he. pl1intiG, y>. Alfred Niima. defendant.
 Notico i, hereby given that by virtue of an execution duly issued on th" Gih day Of August. l9h3, in the above entitled action. and directed to me. will offer for sale al public auction and sell to the highest bidder for cash. ut the Court House door, in the city of Nome in the said di vision and district, on the 9th day Of SCptem- Der, l!03. al the hour Of 10 o'clock in the fore noon of said day, all of the estate, right. tite and interest Of the said defendant. Alfred Nllimn, in and tO that certain mining claim known aS and called the "COlumbia" bench claim, No. below Snow ssulch, second tier on the northcrly side Of Glacier creek, in the Cape Nome recording district District Of Alaska. be longing tO him uu the l7th day of June. 1903 or at any time thereafter, or sufficient thereof to satisfy the plaintiffs judgment herein for the sum of S6o0 and interest and costs.
 Dated at Nome. Alaska, this 1th day of Au- gust, 1903.
 FRANK II. RICHARDS. C. S. Marshal for the District of Alaska,
 Second Division.
 By Geo A. Leekley, Deputy Marshal.
 First publication August 8, 1903. s-e
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-12
White House Coffee at Goggin's.
Council Cleanup Notes.

Several good clcan-upS have been reported during the past week. Tom Dyer, representing ing the Alaska Banking and Safe Deposit Co.,. arrived in town on Wednesday evening and the next morning carried away with him 1G0 ounces, the result of five days work on the claims operated by Capt, W. D. Hunter below discovery on Ophir. Capt. Hunter has been buSily en- gagged draining the creek bed all summer, and the results justify the expenditures made.
 Guinan & Soderberg took out Ss6O in 2i hours from the Rajnh bench, on Ophir creek, with n very small crew of men.
 At de Sotoville the dredge shows up to the satisfaction of everyone concerned. There was big cleanup after the first 20 hours run, which the officials of the company say came up to all expectations despite the fact that much of the gold was lost owing to defective ar rangement of the sluice boxes. The machine was shut down greater part of the week under adjustment, but is now hard at work again.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-12
Notice to Creditors.

In the Probate Court of the District of Alaska Second Division Nome Precinct Before Hon. T NJ. Reed U. $. commissioner and eX-officio probate judge.
 In the matter of the estate of Edward Weston deceased
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate Of Edward Weston deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against, the said deceased, to eX hibit them with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administrator, ut the WestoI Hotel, Solomon City. Alaska.
 Date of first publication of this notice, August 9, A. D. 1905.
 ROXEY REBER, S Administrator.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-12
A COOD-SIzED
 MINING DEAL Independent Mining Company Disposes of Its Entire
 Holdings.

A deed placed on record this week discloses the fact that the price of mining property in the district is still being maintained, and that con servatiye men who operate mines on a cold blooded business basis. have the greatest faith in the future of the district. By the terms of the deed referred to, the Independent Mining O., by it's nttorner-in-fact, s. Kampe, and S Knmpe personally disposes Of Nos 5 and 51a be low discovery and onet third interest in discovery on Ophir creek, and Nos. 1, ,. 3 and below and 1 and above discovery on Warm creek, to the de Soto Placer Mining Co. for the sum of $39, GOO The latter company has prospected the proper ties little and its representatives look upcr the deal as a splendid investment
 The Independent Company commenced opera tions on Ophir in 1898 with IS men, and was one of the first concerns to work the creek. The first two years considerable work on theil claims was accomplished, but since then practi cally nothing has been done by them as Q com pany. The present denl closes out their hold ings in this district and MT. Kampe, who has represented the company here since It's forma tion leaves for Nome today-Councl City News
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-12
Roanoke Delayed at Seattle.

The N. A. T. S T. Co.'S steamship Roanoke will make but one more voyage from Nome this season, owing to certain minor repairs the yes sel being delayed at Seattle for few days. She will leave Seattle about Aug. 28
 The Ohio was due to leave Seattle October 3 and is due here on the llth.
 Purser D. F. Robertson, of the Ohio, will stay ashore for one trip in order to assist in tn, booking of passengers at the office of J. J. Ses non & Co.,, returning as purser of the Ohio or her last voyage of the season from Nome E L. Robinson, freight clerk will act us purser
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-12
NOme'S Water DitcheS.

In Tuesdays Record a news item from Nome showed that number of large dtches ure be- Ing excavated to lconvey water from as many sources to be used for mining purposes.
 This but bears out the statements recently made by this paper that the same thing would be done here if the Treadgold concession was out Of the way.
 The klondike is an older camp than Nome by three years. Yet Nome will be three years or more ahead of the kloncike in the installation of water supply for the working of the mines
 There is no other reason why the KlondiEe should not have had this sort of ditches in oper- ation here by private enterprise long ago Many people are expecting the government to furnish the water ditches. The government should do 1t but the Record does not believe it ever will, and has often said so in very plain; words. The government never intended to put in water supply and likely never will.
 What the miners therefore should strive for is an opportunity to do the same thing the Nome miners are doing in their own water supply.
 This is not saying that it is right that the miners should have to do this for themselves, and especially in Q country where the miners are compelled to pay royalties and taxes the like of which are never heard of at Nome. It is merely saying what must be done if the miners are to get water.
 In Nome the miners are not only building their own ditches, but they are getting the capi tal from the outside to aid them. There is Q lot of money waiting in the banks of Nome for investment in mining enterprises There is no such money waiting for mining in vestment in the banks of Dawson. There mus, be reason for these things as there are reasons for all things.
 Wipe out this iniquitous Treadgold concession and give the miners carte blanche to get theil own water, and the day of capital coming in fol investment will dawn upon the Klondike. --Bo nanza Record.
 It Is evident that there is hard fight on for the rights Of the people over on tine klondike
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-12
Strike on the ManuenSe.

Owing to dispute over wages, the Russian sailors on board the Manuense, operated by the Northwestern Commercial company, refused to work, and quit on receiving part of their pay, August 3l. The reasons assigned by the officers IS that the men signed six months contract and they are not entitled to their full pay until the expiration of that time. If the men were paid in full they would probably quit for good. in which case the steamer would have difficulty in getting crew for the Siberian route. The owners have now crew of Chinese performing the work on board.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-12
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE.
OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT AND BAGGAGE

OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT AND BAGGAGE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Il common carrier doing business in the district of Alaska, W i'll sell at public auction the follow Ing described personal property for it's just and reasonable charges for transporting same and for it's labor and care and attention bestowed upon the same, or such part thereof as will be sufficient to pay such charges. The following K d description Of said personal property with the marks thereon:
 BAGGAGE.
 grip baggage check No. 24l7s (M to (N) Ohio <, l3 03.
 trunk, check No l0OS.
 FREIGHT.
 l9 cases hats marked $. Harris Said sale will be held in front Of warehouse No. of the Jno. J. SeSnon Co, in the warehouse yards of said company on Second street, il Nome, Alaska, on the Fist day of September 1905 at the hour of II clock am.
 NORTHERN COMMERCIAL Co.
 By J. E. HANSEN, Managing Agent Date of first publication. August %, l9O3 WIS
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-12
A Correction.

The following letter from Council City is self explanatory:
 Council City. Aug. %, 1903.-Editor Nome Nugget Allow me to correct a mis-statement made in a recent issue of THE NUGGET. I am not and have never been in charge of the Coun- cil City News The fact of the matter is that Miss Francis E. Fitz, former deputy recorder oi this district, is the sole proprietor Of the News her brother. Mir. Alb. H. Fitz, the famous ballad writer, is the business manager and Mir. Bern hard Goss, an old newspaper man (though young in years) and Spanish army war veteran, is the editor. have only contributed occasion ally
 Respectfully yours,
 c. O. CARLSON.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-12
Married in St. Louis.

Word was received recently of the marriage of Dr. A. L. Mechanism, formerly of Nome, to a wealthy and handsome St. Louis girl They were married on the ltth of August, and are keeping house in St. Louis, where the Doctor has n large and lucrative practice. He is asso. ciated with the brother of Dr. Rininger THE NUGGET extends the glad hand to Dr. and Mrs. Mechanism in behalf of a host of the doctor $ friends in Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-12
A FIRE AT
 COUNCIL CITY The Upper Story of the GOIoyin Hotel Was Burned on
 August 26.

Council City had n fire on the morning of Aug. 26, when the upper story of the Golovin hotel was burned. Mrs. Miller, the proprietrcss, and Mrs. Hendricks. one of the guests were eating breakfast Mrs. Hendricks son and MT. Martin, another guest were asleep when the fire broke out. They were rescued from the burning build ing and after u hard fight the fire was put out. The entire upper story and the roof were ruined. The loss is placed at sl0Oo.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-12
Coal Bids for Nome Public Schools

Sealed bids for 10 tons best quality lump Wellington coal, for the Nome public schools delivered upon order from date of contract to received at the office of the School Board Cen tral High School building. at Nome, not later than Sept. 10th, 1903, between the hours of 10 a m and D. m. The School Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 By order Board of Education.
 l.. l.. SAWYER 3t Secretary.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-12
Finest of teas at Nome Trading Co. s.

Jas. D. Cain, of Nome river, has opened grocery store at that place in connection with his saloon. Groceries and supplies are sold at Nome prices.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-12
The NUGGET Delivered Nine Times for Sl.O0
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To T. st. Clair Jones. cOowncr in the Pinto Mining Claim or No on the left limit of fIo yoke guleh, F. E Williams cO-Owner in the Rainbow claim or No. l. in the left limit :Ot HOlyoke gulch, and Louis Bernstein. co-owner in bench cluim No. on the left limit Of HOlyokt gulCh.
 You and each of you arc hereby notified that l, the undersigned. CO-OWnCr in the above placer mining claims. have expended one hundred dollars in labor upon each of the following placer mining claims, tO-wit: Pinto. or No &, left limit of HolyOkc gulch Rainbow, or No |. left limit Hoyoke gulch. and No. ,. left limit Holyokc gulch, in Cape Nome recording district. district of Alaska in order to hold said claims under the provisions of section 232i of the Re viSed Statutes of the United States and the amendment thereto approved January 22nd. 1880. concerning annual labor upon mining claims. being the amount required to be done on said locations during the year ending on the 3lSt day Of December, 1902 to hold Sud locations: and you and each of you and all persons interested in said locations are notified that if within ninety goo days after the date Of the lnnl pub lcatiun of this notice you or any of you fai or refuS" to contribute your proportion of such cX- pcndlture aS co-OwncrS. your interests in the said claims, or the interest or interests of those so failing or refusing. will become the property Of the subscriber your co-Owuer, who has made the expenditure required by the terms of said section 233i of the Revised Statutes, and the amendment thereto.
 Date of first publication July |. 1903
 b, W. LEACH.
 CO-oWuer Of aforesaid property
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-12

We now have all kinds of house, Hume, sluice and finishing lumber, 'ath. shingles and moldings. Tanner & Clark.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-12

Just received, Hume and sluice lum- Der in large quantities. Our speciality is nums lumber. Tanner x Clark.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-12
Missing Persons.

Mrs Edward Hayes, Lake St. Mary. a6 Kincks Quebec, Canada, is anxious about her brother, Patrick l. Munery.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-12
RUBBER STAMPS

>~@zzzzzz> Of every description made to
 order on short notice. Pads, NOnf klCGfT Ink and Full Line of Supp!ie, lO6 front St. always on hand. ..........
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-12

New potatoes by s. 5. St. Paul, s crate; Fish & Co.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-12

A shipment of cedar lap siding just received. Tanner & Clark.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-12

Silverware dishes for restaurant use
 for sale at F. S. Lang Co.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-12

The only stock of Cast Cook Stoves in the city at Lang's.
The Nome nugget., 1903-09-12

NcSVcCtIuIIy yUuTS,
 c. O. CARLSON.
Ellsworth American., 1903-08-19
LAKEWOOD.

Mrs. l.. l.. Franklin has gone to the
hospital at Bangor for treatment.
Mrs. A. Fl. Wilbur is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ellen franklin, at the hatchery.
Quite number from this place at
tended the centennial at Surry with the
Lakewood ball team. The team crossed
bats with the BluehiI academy. The
game was lost to the Lakewoods owing
to blocked ball. The score standing
to In favor OF the academy.
Aug. II. r
Ellsworth American., 1903-08-19
HANCOCK POINT.
Local Items of Interest List of Cot
tagers.

Local Items of Interest-List of Cot
tagers.
Prof. and Mrs. Moses Stephen leave
Monday for a years trip iu Europe.
Prof. aud Mrs. F. j. Turner. of Madison
Wis, who have been guests of the Slaugh-
ters for the summer, will remain until
October.
Clinton r. Lee, OF Lincoln, Neb., who
has been guest at Fairview of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. b. Bowen, returned to New York
Sunday, accompanied by Mr.. Bowen.
Among the first of the Tarratine's
guests to leave were Mr.. and Mrs. George
l., Griffin, Miss Griffin and M. K. Vial, OF
Boston, all OF whom left on Monday.
The weskly hop at the Tsrr,tine sstur-
day evening was largely attended. Aside
from being most enjoyable event, 1t was
one Of the prettiest aft iirs OF the season.
The annual handicap golf tournament
will be played Saturday, morning and
afternoon. A silver cup called the presi-
dents cup, is offered to the winner by
e. p. Bowen, president Of the club.
Mrs. Stella b. Swan arrived Saturday
from Brooklyn, N. Y, and opened the
Swan cottage for the remainder of the
season. Mrs. Boston, her mothe Miss
Boston and F. T. Boston accompanied her.
Alton P. Swan is also at the cottage.
Social life has not been waiting during
the past week. Parties, Iuncheons, dinner
aud sailing parties have been numerous, jim
Guiding those given by Mrs. A. l.. Freese,
Of Bangor, who entertained at Crabtree
lodge; Mrs. E. Bowen, a musical party
at Fairview, and dinner given by Mrs.
Edward Stetsop. Numerous sailing parties
have been arranged by the Emerys and
by Miss Sl0sson, who Is a guest at the
Tarratine from Wisconsin,.
The arrivals at the Tarratine include:
Marcy q Wilder, G A Haskell, II A Will
der, Newton, Mass; Alice H Scott, Els
worth; II $ Bunsge, Portland; VIM Ar
no,d Stew ms, Roch .stef; Ell zabeth Law
Ter, Mrs Z Buck, Boston; A A Berkeley,
Mrs Bsrkey, E ii aud II l. Bsrkley, N Y;
/, u ztoeth LeaVltt, Boston; Mr. and Mrs q
N Crosby, Miss Crosby, Bangor; Miss
Loud, Brooklyn. N Y; Mr. and Mrs j w
rstley, Montreal; w p Evans, N Y.
Ellsworth American., 1903-08-19
BORN.
CARD--At Ellsworth, Aug Is, to Mr. and Mrs
Waldo Card u daughter.

CARD-At Ellsworth, Aug Is, to Mr. and Mrs
Waldo Card, daughter.
GLOW AT Eastbrook, Aug 10, to Mr. and Mrs
Walter Glow, daughter.
CLOSSON-At fremont, Aug 10, to MIR and Mrs
Fred Closson, a son.
CUNNINGHAM-At Surry, Aug s, to Mr. and
Mrs Herbert L Cunningham. a son.
BRAGG-At fremont, July 8, to Mr. and Mrs
Oscar Bragg, a son.
BRAY-At Mountainville, Aug 8, to Nj and
Mrs George Elmer Bray, a son.
GORDON AT Franklin, Aug IL, to Mr. and Mrs
Judson Gordon, a son.
HUTCHINGS-At Orland, Aug 13, to Mr. and
Mrs Arthur E Hutchings, son.
KANE-At Ellsworth, Aug Is, to MIR and Mrs
Jasper Kane, son.
M'LANE--At Hancock, Aug T. to Mr. and Mrs
w McLane, a son.
NORWOOD-At fremont, July %, to Mr. and
Mrs Nahum Norwood, son.
STANLEY--At fremont, July %, to Mr. and
Mrs William Stanley, son.
WATSON-At fremont. July 3, to Mr. and Mrs
Willis Watson, a son.
Ellsworth American., 1903-08-19
MARRIED..

GROSS-GARDNER-At Stonington, Aug 7, by
Rev Henry w Conley, Miss Clara Gross to
Burpee Z Gardner. both of Stonington.
HAVEY-DAVIS-At Hancock, Aug 9, by A
u Crabtree. esq Miss Emma l. Hayey. of
Hancock, to Lincoln b Davis, of Cherryfeld.
ON-WAKEEIELD-AtS Sullivan, Aug
II, by Rev Barnard, Miss Ethel u Leigh
ton, of Steuben, to Almon s Wakefield, of
Cherry field.
PINKHA N-ROBBINS-At Stopington, Aug 8,
by Rev Henry w Conley, Miss Cora Lee Pink
ham TO Frank Henry Robbins, both of Ston-
ington.
REED-RUMILL-At Manset, Aug l5, by Rev
Clarence Emery, Miss Leila A Reed to Arthur
III Rumill, both of fremont.
RICH ARDSON - DICKENS - At Mt Desert,
Aug IL, by Rev George E Kinney, Miss Geneva
Richardson to Charles K Dickens, both of
Nit Desert
TREADWELL- WISWELL At Mariaville,
Aug s. bv j II Patten, esq, Mrs Barbara E
Treadwell to Gilmore l. Wiswel, both of Ellis.
worth.
Ellsworth American., 1903-08-19
AT THE COTTAGES.

AT THE COTTAGES.
ADAMS, Mr. and Mrs James-Brookline, Mass
Grant cottage. Miss Adams, James Adams.
BACON, MIR and Mrs -Bangor-Bacon cot
tage. Carlos Bacon.
BALDWIN, Mrs Grace-Boston-C Campbell cot
tage. Master Baldwin, Boston.
BARTLETT, Mr. and W Bartlett-BangOr-
Betlepie,o. Madam Bartlett, Charles Bartlett,
G I'll Hammond.
BARsTow, Mrs D-Back Bay, Boston-BGr
stoto cottage Mrs E E Clark, Boston.
BoARDM,N, Mr. and Mrs James A-Bangor-
Boardman cottage.
BOWEN. Mr. and Mrs E P Bowen-Newton Gen.
tre Mass-Fdtrvieto. Mrs 5 Whiting, Mas
ter KIdder Bowen.
CLARK, Mrs Lewis - Spokane. Wash-Mrs
NJ } Wizard, Orlando, New Mexico, Mrs l.
Newbey, Spring Valley, Y, Master Teddy
DoAsE, Mr. and Mrs W W Doane-Bangor.
EMERY, Prof Harry g, Yale-Crosby Lodge.
Miss A C Emery, own, Miss Sally Crosby;
Miss X Crosby Miss q w Crosby, Topeka,
Kan; John Crosby, Minneapolis.
FRERsE, Mira A L-bangor-Crdbtree Lodge.
GRANT, MIR and Mrs Geo H-Ellsworth-Juni-
per cottage-Miss Marie Grant
HALE, Mrs K M-Ellsworth-Phittips cottage.
Miss Hale.
Park, Fla-RoseIot cottage.
LORD, Prof and Mrs IL G-Columbia univer-
sity N Y-BroadUieto-Misses Lord and Her
Der and Tommy Lord.
MACCoY, Mrs w Alexander. Brvn Mawr. Pa
Mcfarland cottage. Misses MacCoy. W Lo-
gan MacCoy.
MASON, MI anu hTs OOHH h-DdnSOt
cottage. william Mason.
NICHOLS, j C-Boston-The Crdgs-Mr Mich
OILS, Mrs Patten, Nichols Somerville.
RIcKER. Mr. and Mrs J-Bangor- Maurice
Kicker.
ROBINSON, DIR and Mrs d A-Bangor-Misse
Robinson, Master Robinson.
ROPES. Prof and Mrs H-Bangor-Jack
Ro ,jes, Misses Ropes.
Ross, Prof and Mrs II A--Exeter, N H-Camp
Phttlips-Dr and Mrs H A Chase Exeter;
Prof Ford, Mrs s b Ford, Cambridge; N
p Church, X s Hoar, r Carpenter, Thos
York, II U Ransom.
SLAUGHTER, Prof and Mrs Moses Stephen
Madison, Wis-Miss Elizabeth Slaughter.
STEARNS, Mrs Ezra L-Bangor-Sedt Crest.
STETsoS, Mrs and Mrs E-Bangor.Clarence
Stetson, Misses Frances and Edith Plummer.
STETsoN, Hon | K - Bangor-Stetson Miss
Ruth stetson, Irving stetson. Mrs e e Ham
lin.
SWAN, Stella B--Brooklyn, n Y-Swan COTTAGE
Mrs Boston, Miss Boston, Boston, AL
ton Swan.
THATCHER, Hon and Mrs B-Bangor-Miss
Thatcher.
TURNER, Prof and Mrs J-University of
wisconsin-guests of Prof Slaughter.
YosE, Mr. and Mrs James G-Providence, r T.
The Bnrnacte--Miss vose, Misses Clark, Ban
gor Edward Stienback, Orange, N j.
WALKER, Mr. and Mrs Edward - Bangor
Greedy cottage. Miss Frances Walker.
WING, Mrs Sarah L-Bangor-Chdtota. Mrs
Whitcomb Newell and Robert Newell.
WIswELI., Judge and Mrs rs-Ellsworth-Ham
lin cottage-Dr Greene, Brunswick.
WOODWARD, Mr. and Mrs sCE-Bangor--HazIe-
mere. Misses Woodward.
WooD, MFR and Mrs E e -Bangor-Mas
ter Wood.
YoUsG, Mrs Monroe B--New York-Cro,1saest
Miss Charlotte Burnette.