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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-06-18
No 9i2.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Uuited States Land Once.
carson City Nevada, Jane, II. 10.


Notice Ia hereby given that T. X. Mahau Of
Cherry Creek, Nevada. for himself ant co
claim ants j. u. Andrewsof Denver. Colorado,
aud VIM. h. Cotton, Theron Geddes and
George r. HOlma o, salt Lake City, Utah. have
made application for { nited States Patent for
the sun Rise lode mining claim, situate in the
Granite Mining District, White Pine County,
NeyAca, consisting Of 100 linear feet Of the
10 G aud surface ground COZ feet wide. being
mineral survey No. 2d57 and described in the
field notes and plat Of the Official survey On
file In this office with magnetic variation ut
10 deg. 40. Min. East. as follows, to.wlt.
Commencing ut post No. l corner Of the
claim from which the north west corner Of
township 10 north. range G3 east Mount Diabln
Bare and Meridian bears :. a der. ~ Min. 4
52lgs feet distant, thence rnuulng from said
corner No. ], n. 80 deg. 80 Min. r. 1900 feet TO
corner No .. thence N. IS dog A. Mn. W GO
feet 10 corner No 3, thence :. ~ deg. 80 Min.
". 1850 feet 10 corner No. I, thence :. % deg
~ Min. l.. go feet TO corner No. ], being the
place Of beginning.
Said claim ouisinng total 4 net area OF
20.66 acres Said sun Rise lode location min
ing claim being OF record in the Office Of the
county recorder Al Ely, bite Pine County.
Nevada In Book 70 pHge 81 mining reeo4 as.
There are no known near locations or min
Ina claims NJ shown by the ofltiai turyey 81
said sun Rise claim.
direct that this notice be published IN the
-Wbite Pine y cws at kly, county Of White Pine.
State OF Aevadaior the parioi OF nine eonsee'
utiye weeks.
0. II. GALLvr, Register
Date OF hrst publication June IS 1909.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.


rnited states Land Once,
Ca,son City. Nevada. Mar. Il, 1909
sOticc Il hereby given that the Ely Mining
and Milling COmpiny. by T.. c. Doty, Its dul,
authorized agent aud attorney.ln.fact, who's.
p0stoffics address is Ely. Nevada. IS IN tde Ap.
pllcstiOn for United States patent for tn,
4wlfter Junior lode mininD claim. situate e.
Robinson Mining District, White Pine County,
State Of Nevada. consisting Of l320.8 linear feet
and surface ground as shown on the official
survey, icing No. 2g2l. and described H.
he Geld notes and plat Of the Official survey OF
Gle In this Ofce, with magnetic variation al
IS degree 10 minutes east A. follows, io-wit:
Commencing at corner No. I Of the Swiftei
Iuulor Lode Identical with corner 20. ! Of tbf
Annex lode and corner No. 2 Of the st. PatricI
ode. y 9 Mineral survey No. 1903, and from
whence the CIV corner of section s, Townthit
- y Eangc@ east bears 3 "a deg II min VI
III feet distant: thence n deg 5s min W 27s..
70 corner No. 2 OF said swifter Junior lode
which j. tdentlea. with corner No. Of the Ro.
bust lode and corner No. Of the 81. Patrlcl
lode, bOi of Survey No. ~ 3; thence 6,
leg A. min " 1918 feet TO corner No Of sai6
lode, which u Identical with corner No o.
the Blue Jay lode. and corner Nc. ofthe no
Dust lode, both Of U Survey No. 1908: thence
Ct deg A min W b6.2 feet to corner No 4 Of sair
5wifter lode; thence \ 81 deg 80 min "
feet 70 corner No. 5of said lode; thence n
" deg u min 1906 feet TO corner No. 6 Of said
lode thence 81 deg - min + 30 feet to cor.
net No. J., the place Of beginning
The area IN conflict with the Blue Jay lode
Z ) Surspy No. 1901, Is expressly excluded from
ms Application. the net area herewith applied
for being 3 acres
The swifter Junior lode is situated In por
lions Of Sections 7, aud n, Township i6 I Il
90 2. IN Robinson Mining District " hito Pine
county, state Of Nevada, and the location no
tict hereof u recorded In the County Record
eTs ofife ~ said county In Book 4 gu pages 10.
and 1pfof Whining Locations.
The nearest known locations arc the Annex
- Patrick. liobust aud Blue Jay lodes. u 8
survey 20. 1888, and the Florence lode locs
ton. ErsufysHcd.
dire tnll tnis notice be published IN tn,
white PiJe News al Ely. White Pine couu Y
nevada, the pa per published nearest the safe
aiming claim Tor lbe peri Vi of nine weeks.
o. ~. GALLUP. Register.
Date OF hrst publication. Mar. 70, 1905.
Z. d. X. I HoHPsoa. Claim nts Law Atry.
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NOTICE or REDEMPTION OF
PINE COUNTY SCRIP.
TREAErEEgs oFFICE,
WHITE PEHz EorNTE. NEVADA
TGT. Tnuz Il 1914

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y there are n0T ovaF Flrs Hundred 800
Dollars In the Redemption Fa1d d White
Pine countT. aud that sealed proposals. d.
rsctsd % M. will Be rsestzed fof the surrender
81 County warrants On ihs General Fznd o
White Pine County Until the next rszuiaf
nsse.lnzof the Board Of County Commission
TP. MILES
County Treasurer d White Pine County SsT.
PIFst insertion. June Il fa5.
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s0tics 70 81.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
United ststesL.nd once,

Carson Gity. Nevsds, June Z. 49,
Eo;ice Il hereby given that William Col
ton aud Thsro5 Gedtss Of salt Lake CIly. Utah
+. r. Aahan. for himse.f aud eo-elaimsnts Of
cherry Greek, SeFsdz. b. Andrews o. Den
ger. Colorado. and william z. Cotton. Trustee.
d salt Lake City. Utah have made application
f1r q Dui-ed 5ietes Patent for the Buckeye and
dzwseys ioies consolidated mining claim
situate ia the Rgbg Hill Mining Disirictwhlte
Pine county Negsdss consisting Of l5JJ linear
feat each Of the Aforesaid lodes aud surface
lrou ID each CO. feet vide, being mineral sur.
gsy so 1f9 nd described in the field note,
aud plat 81 the oflcisl survey on file in this 0l.
Zee With magnetic variation at 10 deg, p Mia.
eat ss f9ll0Ws, to-witi
The llawkegs lode bsins described A. follows
Com nenci1R - pust No. : coTuer Of the claim
from which C.. : u. y. No J bears : % deg
frJm said corner 70 }, :. - deg. z. 70 feet q
corner No. = hence \ 1: deg u Min Z. lti1
,est % corner ~. I. theme 2. IS deg 45 Min. -
10 feet 70 tQrner No being The lace Of be-
ginn NJ
said lode containing total and net area o.
IN BGckeye lode being iescrlbe a. follows
Con- nenclng a. pos. No. q corner o. he claim
rom whien Z :. ". n. No. besrs south :,
ieg 81 Min. " 66f8 feet distant. thence run
ming from said corner 80 /. s. 81 deg. E. 60
.eee 20 corner %. . thence \. 81 deg. Is
feet 70 corner No. 3.thence \ 80 deg W ca
feet 70 corner No. 4. thence 8. - deg. W. 800
feet 70 corner No. ! Icing the place Of begin
ming
said lode containing total and net srea Of
% &C. acres.
The presumed course Of the lode and the rel
alive positi ms Of the discovery points Of each
# said lydeE en- braced in said consolidated
lain being shown upon the Plat posted GU the
ground and On plat filed in above land Office
with said application for patent
5a consolidated claim containing a tOta
and net area Of 1896 acres.
Each Of said lodes embraced 10 said c0nsoli
lated mining lain being u record in he Of
dee Of the cOunty recorder Of Ely. County o
White Pine State Of evada g. follows; Bnek
eye in Book - pages 6s1 and 6s1 aud Hawk-
eye in Book ~ pages 652 and ss3 mining loca
lions record Of While Pine Co, Seg.
The nearest known locstions or minine
claims being the EclipseF survey No. 20j6.
direct that this notice be published IN tht
White Pine News at Ely, county Of White Pine
tate Of Nevada for the period Of nine consecu
i've weeks.
o. II. GsLLuP. Register
Da,e Of first publ sation, June -, 1908.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-06-18

Oar as.eatlo1 has 1ee1 drawn 70 ihe
fact that statistics presented - sas re-
cant Nzszozsl c0arsnisoz C Charities
and Co-rsetlca .ss@nnSi a. Atlanta
Ga, shoged shzs O1e-h4.f d ne con-
rismsrs- . !lils and warehouses ID he
North Eess are no1-rssi1s1is znd cn-ef-
IL vsg-zrtz Moreover shey stow shat
the provors.oa o. sEch eoLnii1enS Is
gaining. Chicago hzs 5a.a accused Of
hsrbOrisg hundreds. cven thousands o.
srznps darIcg the Einter nontns. Enen
they prev UPON the prosperity Of she
workers. # ll1isg iss't given thsm,
they steal for Il OsLsr iarge cities o.
fsnd Ia ,nls direction. Il a hslo shat
the number Of these good -f9r-ooshiugs
q Increasing. and the claim l. probably
true. The tramp . q national affection,
though ons which the people oear With
rsmarkabls patience, even With blame
worthy ladiffsreEce.
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The strike Of the lauudrynsn In Chi
csgo is a sitting Illustration Of What q
synnpaihetls strike viii do tbs Innocent
sad general public The laundry york
srs waat more thsa there ) IN the
business IA that city, and Uhil. they get
Il VII refaain cut The laundry owner
On the other hand is shut down, his
salsry bliI = SHUT OF, and be IS probably
sitting back ia an easy chair waiting
for the mater 20 bios over. When IL
is settled. so1 yOg cau wager. 70 the
sesrlmeat AID loss Of the striker, not
be laundry owner, the owners Of the
laUrdries Eili again start mp. viii be
better OF 'or having saved several
thousands Of dollars 10 salaries during
thi. time. A1d the public viii flock
5zc< 70 nlD. glad 70 gei rid Of the JOB
Of washing their osn buds. And the
working man will b. the loser ali around
Tor his fooiishnegs 10 going into sym
pathetic STRIKE
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NOTICE or APPOINTMENT AND TG
CREDITORS.

NOTICE Il Hereby gigEv THAT THE
8ndefslgned uss. u me isth Gay Of May 1865.
1aly APPOINTED administrator q the estate Of
Th5Ea a. Iohus1a. deceased - the Fourth ia-
1!clsl District Court Of t1e g. ats % NeYads, in
and for White Pine county ali persons haF-
ng claims sgalEai ike sd deceased za1t2.
aitHIa three zaont1s sises tae 1Tst publication
9ftals netiee. 6ie the sane. With the Clerk o
sald Court Wlth the Necessary vouchers ans
claim not 20 Sled shall - flTever barrel.
NEWTON BOYD.
AdmiaitTasOr Of said estate.
chas. &, Walker. Attorney for a nj.
Dated, EiY. Nevada. Jaae z. 1858.
Date oidrs publication. june II. 1862
Last publication Jaly III. 1919.
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FREIGHT.

az ] ~ Compauyguarantees TO deliv-
70 freight fram both cast and west etesa
car iato Ely ~ choaply as via any other
t0ute.
c.77' special rates on Machinery and
Aumber. or any other commodities -fsf
.slJ@ hy tie CARLOAD.
~ Also On ore gong TO the smelters.
sasl or west. 10 carload quantities. YEA
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n sefss Of land a. pafEzs s-Aiio1 Oa6-azIi
Interest II h0-1sf- wgrxs - kssCls nine 10
silY.fsfa. Nafhi1srF ard azz1r1gs1-s zleea
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= q Aad - hi1ez g. .aia street hamilton
Lot Fezfasas.0le. a4sek = House AMI lsf 81
NIL street.. HzZllt1u-
!. 2 MILES. C51atg Treasurer.
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Eureka
and
PaIisade Railway.
TRAINS
FOR Passengers, 1age ege,, Mall
Express and Freight
TRAINS

.EAEE PALISADE att Nm. daily,
ezeep Sunday, arriving at Eureka
J. noon. This train receives mail,
cypress and baggage 1T Pali-ade from
train leaving san Francisco at s a. m.
d@IF.and ulsu carries mail from over
land liver. leaving san Francisco al 10
ii. m moth the day previous. Also
with alltralus leaving Ogden the day
previous.
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST
OF WHITE FINE COUNTY
FOR THE YEAR 1902

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RETCRNING STAGE. leaves Ely

RETURNING STAGE. leaves Ely at
u. ~ daily, except Saturday. arriy-
iDaG EarokB o. IN. Passengers can
rest al Eureka aud take train at
p. IN. daily, except Sunday.
arriving at Palisade 9 D. m, to con.
meet VITA eastbound passenger train
AL h.2V p. m. which arrives at Og.
aen al o:32 %. NJ aud salt Lake City
a so F.. m. the following morning.
Also connects with westbound pas
sehsef train at s:3d p. NJ, due IN San
Francisco at Id p. ~. next day.
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WANT FOR SALE ETC.

For Rent-Six room house between
Grand and White on Spruce st. Ad-
dress P. o Box 542.
Household furniture for sale. cor
ner of First and White. Enquire of
]. W. Weyer.
Wanted-Girl for general house
work, good wages to right party. Ap-
ply to Mrs. ] NJ. Sampliner, N. 7th
street.
For sale very cheap, choice 5 room
residences, bath ETC., shade. lawn bet.
LIST and 18th and Main and Grand.
Owners leaving. might trade for
other property call at once if you
want bargain. @. NJ. Druse, 400
Main st.
For. Sale. TEN acre ranch 4 acres
in bearing orchard ten years old, ?
acres in alfalfa. all kinds small fruits
nice lawn. with shrubbery and shade
room cabin. ice house. cellar. 80
barrel cistern. One-half mile from
school. Address "Owner' care of
Sentinel
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-20
OBSERVERS
VIEWS.
DR.. Eldiidge Makes Favorable
Comparisons On Grand
Junction Trade Conditions.

DR.. E. f. Eldridge, made a trip to
Denver recently and desiring to know
the doctors ideas concerning business
as he viewed it ON the other side of
the range in comparison to conditions
on the western slope and particularly
in Grand Junction and Mesa county.
a reporter. of the Sentinel dropped
into DR. Eldridge's office and engaged
him in conversation on the matter
this morning.
Il had abundant opportunity for
observing conditions of the cities of
the eastern slope, Denver. Colorado
Springs and Pueblo, which were the
principal points visited. In those
cities l was in touch with those who
were in position to Judge of condi-
tions and somewhat of the future.
From what L learned from them and
my own observations L am convinced
that Grand Junction is in the best
condition today and that its immedi-
ate future is far more encouraging
than any other city in the state. And
what is of equal Importance. this fact
of our prosperity is conceded by all,
who are in a position to judge.
Commercial travellers freely assert
that there are but two good business
cities in the state. namely Cripple
Greek and Grand Junction. But as
Cripple Greek is now demoralized,
from the effects of the strike which is
time Grand Junction stands at the
head.
- do not believe that our people
realize or appreciate the many favor
able conditions which exist in this
valley. 1t seems to be almost impos-
sible for them to realize that this is
the coming city of the state and that
we will soon be in the midst of a
great rush for property. but such
believe to be the case. and it will not
be long before some of these doubters
will be pointing out lots which would
have made them rich. had they only
kept them
Land in Grand valley is valuable
and lots i'll Grand Junction will dou-
BILE in price for the reason that our
resources are numerous and our cli-
mate superb, which is conceded by all
who arc informed.
This is the country TO invest in
and no mistake -
The doctor has faith and lots of it
and if there were more of the same
l. - -. ~.
)e easier sailing for those who desire
the commercial ship to move forward
rapidly. You have to push and those
who want to pull back had better take
back seat.
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-20
@. E. TAYLOR,
Osteopathic Phsicipn

Office 2nd floor Grand Valley Nat
ional Bank Bnilding Room 3 and 6.
Graduate of American School of
Osteopathy, KirksvilIe. Mo.
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Local Overflow.

Charles H. Arthur. the druggist. is
home from a visit to Salt Lake City.
Train No. did not arrive in this
city until 4:10 o'colck today. The
delay was caused by wreck.
Forrest Deal of woodsfeld, Ohio.
a brother of Fred Deal. we'll known
carpenter, is visiting this city.
A stitch in time saves nine. Take
a few stitches in your book of know
ledge before it is too late. G.V.O.S.
Charles W. Arnett received word
today from his mother. stating that
his father, who is eighty-six years of
age was quite ill.
People are complaining of the heat
the past few days. 1t has been
slightly warm, but not nearly so hot
as many other places in the country.
R. P. Davie left for Fru1ta this af
ternoon. where he will remain until
Sunday opening up his campaign from
that point for the New Sugar com
pany.
Jules Reux, Charles Week and A.
Greuchy, Jr., composed party of
southern gentleman. who stopped over
in this city last night. They were
from Baton Rouge. La.
At the session of the council, last
night. upon motion of Alderman Mel
son Hards an additional one hundred
dollars was appropriated to the Peach
Day executive committee.
w. G.. Greenbank, of Little River,
Kansas, publisher of The Little River
Monitor, was visitor to the city to-
day. Mr.. Greenbank is visiting John
Silva on the Pomona orchard.
A. Fl. Keene, gentleman from
Massachusetts. has opened up an in
surance agency in the Grand Valley
National bank building. Mr.. Keene
will represent the New York Life in
surance company in this territory.
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-20
us. Department OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.

Grand Junction, Colo.
Local observations taken at 6
O'Clock, Mountain Time:
Maximum temperature yesterday 81
degrees.
Minimum temperature this morning
50 degrees.
Relative humidity at e. m. yes
terday, IS per cent. Relative humid
ity at a. m. AZ per cent
Precipitation during the past Al
hours, OF.
Forecast for Western Colorado.
r. H. SULLIVAN,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
Probably showers and cooler this
afternoon or tonight; Friday. fair.
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Rich Man Dies.

chihuahua, Mexico, Aug. 1s.-
Pedro Alvardo. multi mi llionaire min
ing man. is dead at Parral. He was
one of the most spectacular characters
in Mexico. Six years ago he was n
bare-footed Deon, working in a mine
at 30 cents day. He discovered the
wonderful prospect, now known as
the Pal Milo mine mine How much
it has produced is not known. but it
is conservatively estimated that AL
varado's wealth aggregates fully $50,
900. 900. He had no faith in banks.
and it is said that more than $50, 600,
600 of silver bars are locked IN steel
cage of his palatial home near Parral.
constantly guarded by a strong force
of men. Alvarado recently offered to
pay the public debt of Mexico. but
this offer was efused by the republic.
Two years ago Alvarado made his
first trip over railroad. chartering a
special train for this city, and bring
ing with him body guard of 200
men. He was very charitable dis
bursting millions among the poor of
Parral and surrounding country.
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Council Proceedings.

The called meeting, of the city
ber last night All the members of
council were present, Mayor Sampli-
ner occupied the seat of the presiding
officer. the first time for several meet
inRs. being absent in the east. He
looked much better for his vacation
and seeemd to be eager for work of
the body over which he presides as its
official head.
The first business was the reading
of the call for the meeting. 1t in
cluded in its specific objects consid-
ering construction of new reservoir.
construction of sidewalks and the al
lowance of bills already audited.
Upon motion, which was the result
of the investigation made by the city
council on its trip to the reservoir, it
was decided to use crushed rock in
the concrete work for the new reser-
voir.
Bids were received for crushing
rock from John ]. Lumsden. This
was opened. He offered to crush all
roca delivered at the crusher for forty
cents per ton.
A bio was received from Harry
Conley of 81 70 per cubic yard, to
haul the rock from the river to the
crusher and back to the reservoir.
The above bids were referred to the
committee on water and sewer, with
power to act in the matter of accept
ance or rejection of the bids
A bid was also opened of 80 cents
per cubic yard for sand delivered. :
The bill of J. II. Bolster for 1885. So
for excavating at the new reservoir,
was presented and upon motion war-
rant was ordered drawn for same.
A bill from Frank Martin for
painting the smoke stack at the power
station. was received and ordered
paid.
After considerable discussion it
was unanimously agreed that B. c.
Vedder. superintendent of the water
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-20
Sherifrs Sale.

By virtue of special execution on attach
ment issued out of the Clerks office of the
conntyCourt of Mesa County and State of
Colorado, and to me directed. whereby am
commanded to make the sum of Two Hun
dred and Seventy-five Dollars (275.OO) and
costs of suit the amount of certain iudg-
ment recently obtained agaInstTheCo Colorado
Oil and Fuel Company IN favor of Hugh
Mckay and H. A. Stroud. copartuers as Nc
Kay and Stroud out of the lands. tenem-
ents. goods and chattels of the said The Col
orado OIL and Fuel COMPANY, have levied
on the following properly. to wit:
76O feet, more or less. 4 u inch casing, 2
sand pumps, drill bits. l Diacksmlths bel
lows, anvil, rope cables, / windlass cable
bltt wrenches, l spear, l sand line, 3 pieces
casing 5-s in l boiler, OIL City Boiler
nections, Oil We'll Supply Co., Pittsbure.
Pa, No. 4l77, casing wrench, 1 boiler flue
scraper, fire rakes, OIL tank, water
tanks, tool box and contents, 3 cr, az ST"
conne ctions, / main drum beit, 3 oil torches
= dozen water connections, 2 casing hft=.
ratchet jack unknown number feet casing
III hole. sand line drum, l break wheel,
derrick rigging and all connecting buildings,
the above described property located on
the a N. w. a Section 23 Township 8
s. of r 81 W. 9Th r. NJ. IN Mesa county,
Colorado.
Therefore, according TO sail command,
shall expose for sale, at Public Auction, all
the right title ami interest of the anove
named; The Colorado Oil and Fuel
Company IN aud to the above des-
cribed properly. on Wednesday, the 26th
day of August. 1903, at 10 O'Clock a M at
the situs of said property, on the S E u N.
w. u, Section %, Up. 8, south of Range 81,
West 9Th z. NJ, near DeBeque, in said Mesa
county.
Dsted at Grand Junction, Colorsdo, this
14th day of August, 1903.
W. g. Struthers,
Sheriff of Mesa county.
ID tie OF first publication, Aug IA, 1903.
Date of last publication, Aug. 25, 1903.
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-20

works and sewers of the city be hired
for the purpose of constructing the
reservoir and that he receive an in
crease in his present salary for doing
this work of twenty five dollars.
In the matter of extension of water
mains, council went ON record that it
would not extend any more mains un-
til after they had finished the con-
struction of the new reservoir. so that
they might then determine the water
supply.
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-20

Democrats all over the state are re-
GREETING the fact that Mayor Garter
H. Harrison and the Cook county
Marching Club. have abandoned their
intention of visiting Denver On ac-
count of certain business matters May
or Harrison was compelled to with
DIR aw his acceptance.