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DIED.
T1oliowing are the deaths reported
ctorS Ia

Roliowing are the deaths reported to
the Board of II ealth yesterday;
WHITE Y.
Virginia watkins Johnson, 127 South
Third street, five months. two days.
Louise Governatory7 10 East Marshall
seventy-nne years. I,
Catherine c, Hunter, 1903 Wallace
Street ten months.
y Mollie8 White, Memorial Hospital. thirty
four years.
sixty years.
Mary Louise Wood, s3l North Twenty
fourth Street, two months.
Mary e. Grafton, 81 IL North Twenty
@ fourth Street, sixty-two years, two
months, nineteen days. (. s5.
M 3s5s 9
Elsie Anderson. Almshouse. seyenty-five
E' r. Mayo, 800 East Byrd Street. three
years three months, three days,
Anna Fields, 6o7 East Main Street, twes'-
(. ty-seYen years. 1s
wesley Mallory. s1o6 Q Street, two
years, three days,
Alberta Williams. 1913 Catherine Street,
g. nine years b ii It'll. Il, s., sl
seven years. g, s.5t3 &.
seventeen years, ,
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4 ~ . q M n
DEATHS ). !, !: !.

BREEsE. Died. October 9th. at -Bre-
ward, N. CT GEORGE W,ooDBRlDGEs.I
aged one year and six months; youngest
q child Of Rebekah and William F. p.
Breese, Jr.
.CAFVMIC FIATIL,-Di Monday morning
at $3.50 o'clock, WILLIAM IT. CARMl-
G CFIAEL lie is survived BY Two
brothers and one sister, and two 3da VIZ n
ters-Miss Martha Carmichael. OF this
city. and Miss Grace Carmichael, OF
3$ Washington. III & 81 z, ONE,
Funeral Iron Blley's Undertaking
4 Parlors THIS MORNING at 1880 o clock..i
1nterment at River View Cemetery.
5RoHLEDgR.-Died. at 7:ao r, I NJ, octo-s
her II. 1901 at the residence of his son.
Rohleder No. ! 1l9 Is so y II, :, First
Fair Oaks, Henrico county,; born in
i Fahlback Germany, October 18th, 1884,,
q He leaves a widow. and tho following
\ children-Grace J., j !. III a. II. r.. a.
and M. E. Rohleder. HI
Funeral notice later q " ISL y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING.
Southern's Stockholders Elect
-Four New Directors.

The eleventh annual meeting Of the
stockholders OF the Southern Railway Co.
was held at the office OF the company
yesterday at 10 o'clock A, NJ.
Out OF the total capital stock one mil !
lion, eight hundred thousand shares one
million, seven hundred and min ety-niinle
thousand and sixty shares were repre-
scented In person or by proxy.
Report OF operations for the fiscal year
ending June 80. 1904, were ratified and
approved.
Proceedings OF the Board OF Directors
since date Of last annual meeting OF the
stockholders, October 13, 1905 were ap-
proved and confirmed.
& Messrs Adrian Iselin, Jr,.s Charles Lam
Ter, Edmund D, Randolph and James =.
Woodward were elected directors q ne
third class for the term OF three yea rs,
expiring In 1907. III Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
A Wonderful Medicine.

:, II you read this paper you know about Drake'e
Constipation. VIZ continually praise Il. IS huns
dreds OF our readers do. Any reader OF this can
have trial bottle Of brakes Palmetto Wine
Formula Company. Drake Building, Chicago. III.
One dosea dayof this tonic. laxative Palmetto
medicine gives Immediate rel ef aud often cures
wonder worker for Blood, Liver and Kidneys.
Seyenty-tye cents at Drug Stores for o large
bottle, usual dollar size. but trial bottle Will
paper who writes for 1t Owens and
Minor DRUG Company. distributing agents.
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CHILD. MURDERED
BODY MuTlLA1ED

lE3y lAssoclated II ess,l 49, "
JAMESTOWN, ST, VINCENT. Octon .s
Instantaneous superstition which prevails
among a portion OF the populatf op q
West Indians Islands Is the basls 3 OF
CHASTITY and extraordinary lime that p as
The finding Of the heart and hands OF q
white child in the possession Of an obi
man NEGRO sorcerer) led to the dlssoy,
cry that the child had been murdered ana
the body mutilated in order tina SUPER
stitous natives might. through po ssessloh
of portions OF the body, be able 20 sWoFN
spells. b 81, Is
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Mr.. Wiley and His Critics.

Those who are criticism Rev, George
II. Wiley on the score that he is ATTEMPT
ing 10 degrade white girls By training
them up for domestic service take VERY
narrow view. MI Wiley is man so
thoroughly consecrated 10 the cause Of
humanity and SO earnestly DESTROYS OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
Stands Operation Well.

James a, Lane. who was recently
knocked down by a street car an'l s'ls !,
tained painful injuries. was arer9t ea
upon at the Virginia Hospital astel cay
and is is now reported as doing nicely. .
The man Is deaf and .iun,l, AMI va sa
In front Of moving car. rs l'Jur!e 3
amounted TO q broken collar Lone.
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OCTOBER 18TH. IN WORLDS HISTORY.


Is 525Gs
Il Pope presided
and wisdom.
following
seized
Of the most extra
ordinary history.
which he had
hrtysx
#s'|
Oliver CROMWELL
5s| |. ! 85
OF Spain elected Emperor OF Germany at Frankfort
by Charles ~. 88ss5
who had arrived In New York on the IN e
suspended BY the the garden and dead
/
ST. Domingo b. British.
gs 4##
constitutional Emperor Of Brazil
Congress authorized s1o,ooo,ooo treasury
American commodore died aged
1872 made his familiar
#a
General with loss to the
Of fifteen several wounded
Battle Of Resaca,
Senator g. H died
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12

Hardest wprk" and poorest pay
were united in the holy bonds OF we'd
lock soon after the fan Of Adam and
they have been trudging along together
ever since.
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Oscar Heller Dead.

By Associated Press.)
PHILADELPHIA, PA. Oct. s11.-Oscar
Heller. former wild ely known on tho st.ssa
as Otto de Vale. Is dead at his home here
OF heart disease. He was sixty two years
old. Heller was born in saxony.
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w. McGarry.,5
Tohn King.
Ul1l1l@iE !, Ali15 &
oecial 10 Tho TlmeH-

Especial TO Tho Illness. spatch.) 5 5
IS NEWPORT NEWS, VA, October Ill
John King, one OF the pioneer citizens o {.
Newport News, died this morning at II
O'Clock, aged sixty-fye years. He had
been in tho dry goods business here for
years and owned considerable property.
He is survived by his wife and five grown
children & M g3 n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12

The Red Eye Club OF the Farmers
Institute announces a picnic for to-mor-
row. The club takes its name from a
postoh1ce in Pittsylvania county. Moth
ing else.
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OBITUARY.
! Sister Angelina Theresa.

az - =
sister Angelina ri eresa, OF the order OF
the Little Sisters Of the Poor, died yes Is
terday afternoon at 1 o'clock u t. ne
Home for the Aged, at the age OF twenty
two. III I'll III. % b I, . " Z. !. 80 ].
She came to this country. three years
ago and entered the order in Philadelphia:
She had been stationed 5at,the, Richmond
institution since pril SINCE ! hs 3 IN =
great deal OF work in the interestEo OF the
cause for whichthe members OF the
order are striving. -. = !. s.
morning at 10 clock. and the services ~
viii be held iii the cha pei at the Home
Frank w. Rohleder.
Mr. frank w: R oheder died at Y, :, his HI
residence. No: 1l9 South sTwentyy,,i ~ -
Street, last might at 80 o'clock, /, He IS
survived his wife E, and d rye chlla q
4 He Was a native OF Fohlback. Germany:
Arrangements for the funeral have not
Mrs. Z. M. Hancock.
Especial to The Times s z Dispatch, !, -,
idence Methodist Church was filled (, ,t z,
Overlooking last Sunday afternoon viii
ssynpathizing friends and lineighbors &c, 70
to tl, Ella ia te Mrs. Lille May Hancock the
beloved wife OF Mr.. James NJ. Hancock,
and daughter Of the late Rev. ohn r.
Jackson OF the Methodist adenomlnaN on.
She was in the thirty-eighth yearaof her
age, She was a lady OF refinement ana
lovely In disposition and character, as
she died in Richmond. after. a few
days illness. She is survived bys her hus-
F r. r. irving OF New York; Mrs r. Il M.
Lachelle. Mrs. Haley Cal l--and Ave bro
The funeral services werec onducteed
by her pastor, the Rev. st. George ~. n
Abrahams, the pas tor OF Central aptist
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12

3 The news OF Kuropatkin's advance
movement was received in st. Petersburg
with deep thankfulness. Most OF Ku-
ropatkin's soldiers are from Russian
provinces remote from st, Petersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12

In Mr.. Watson's long letter OF accep-5
lance he took up SO much space telling
what other candidates had done or
would do he entirely forgot to tell what
lie will do II elected. But maybe he
thought that would be a waste Of time
and ink. X
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Mrs. Joseph SouthWaith.I
Especial to The 3Tlmes-Dispatch...

5-
sc HTNsA ou MILLs ded }6is morning
a the gihs,yh sd para
children who looked after her wlth pa
tIence and care: Mrs. Ann catharlne !, Fox ,ns
Mrs Alice James Rlce, M a.. ia l' ON
P Peei ana I'M! Mrs. joseph THOMAS Soutiwortn
all OF this county. =, 49,
Mrs southw1rths : was e hn bnried in
e che S fa nsaE h bstKe
Mrs. T. G.. Tyson.
SPECIAL e !, The i Tmes.GD ts pat; MRS
A g. ys eA al SA Ua'
home at Cheriton. in the seventeen ,, =
Of her age. The remains were 1ntt fsrsdo n
chsres Cemetery th1g
Thomas fho "a f. H. Tyson, one Sister. Mrs. Peggy
Savage, and one son, Mr. George : Sso''''g
Rev. D. "A Daugherty,
{ggRPeSSFsH 1 s THs T Tnesidp sp aihRev
his bed at his home at Falls :Mllls Sun,
osan n psa y was sixy
FIVE years ole. KS X; 81 u N. VI AZ i35
Died From Lockjaw.
d Especial to The Times pispstch,
HARRIsO NBURG, VA, Oct. ll.--Ni!ss
Rebecca Holsinger died a t her home near
Iinvilie Depot, this county, early, this
morning. from lockjaw, Miss Holsinger
was dragged by q runaway horse ! !a 3,
Tuesday and a cash cut IN her scalp
fourteen inches In length portion Of
the skull being exposed. ".
e Sunday well defined symptoms % OF lea, teias
bof horrible suffering she succunbed
lew minutes aftergmidnight this morning;
She was twenty-five years OF age and
Vas a daughter OF Daniel Hols!ngsr.
Mrs. M. IS. Christmas,
q CHAR A.. oct.,s IL
John WiNGhristmas died at an early hour
this mofning. after a long illness Of Sner-
!yous prostra ton, aged nfty-six years. Her
husband and three children survive her,
The children are Will liam q, Christmas,
q prominent rai lroad f,cial Of Toledo;
Ohio; Mr.. Vivian Christmas. y hotel 4
q. 81 a IL = K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12

There is little or no chance for the Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor o.. Alassa-
chusetts to get elected. but thousands
OF people delight TO stand In his shoes,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12

All the candidates except TIbbles have
accepted. and we had almost forgotten
Tibbles, He is Watson's side partner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12

Somebody has made proposition to
annex Delaware 10 Pennsylvania Any
thing to make Addlcks look small seems
to meet with popular favor,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12

Ten to six on Herrck is the way the
betting market IN. New York is now be-
Ing quoted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12

The goose bone prophet As about due
with his horrible weather predictions;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12

Delayed in transmission; The Tom Wat.
son letter of acceptance; but 1t Is now
here with both feet IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
man OF Atlantic City, n. j., and Mrs
Charles r. Carver, OF this city.
Mrs. s.. Rafferty,

Especial to I lie Tlmes-DI spateh.) 81
Rafferty, died at a Il early hour this morn-E
Ing at her home No. no. King Street. She
had resided In Alexandria for over forty
years. during q part Of 5w hiGh time she
was enga ged In the mercantile business
on King Street. Mrs. Rafferty, was we'll /
known and highly respected. She { wa
sixty-fVe years OF ag NO Children
Mr.. John 4. Rafferty,, Of East st. Louis,
Ill, and Mrs. Francis T. Quinn. Of this Z
city, survive her. i sy35
w. McGarry.
fBy Associated Prcss,>
II F.AIRNIONT, vs. AZ Oct. a11.--W. Nc.
Garry, hfty years old. OF Weston. one n OF
died to-day at Cook Is H ospital here from
blood poison. He WAS a m ember OF the
Democratic Executive Committee 4 OF
nation for congre from he First Dis is !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12

1t is now plain enough why they are
called RED Devils"
}t =--=-=====
All Russian crops are short this year
except the Cars crop OF trouble,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12

Senator c. H. Jones died.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12

servant. . & /. " q,
(Slgned) CARLTON MCCARTHY !, .sS,
tss5SsSf agt Mayor. Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-12
AS to Electrolysis.

Tho resolution from the Ordinance Com
.mittec directing the city attorney to
proceed in the United States Court to
have the arbitration agreement as to
selectrolytlo drainage between4the CITY and
the street railway company carried out,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-03

If stray stock trouble you, phone
the poundman- Phone 56z. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-03
Indians Playing Ball
When Rain Stopped She Game
Henderson in the Box.

Rain interfered with the ball
game yesterday. Five innings were
played with a score of 2 to ! in fav-
or of the locals. Enidwas playing
good ball and the Indians were put
ting up the warmest article they
have shown for some time. Jimmy
Henderson, the new Texas pitcher,
was in the box. He completely re-
deemed the bad record he made in
the first game he played here and
showed that he was not only agood
man in the box but was also an all
around player. His work yester-
day deserved high praise, With a
little more practice he will be able
to give the Indians a big lift to-
ward higher standing.
Base ball matters have been in q
very chaotic condition for the past
few days but the commercial club
has taken the matter up and vii
in all probability soon adjust th'
matter in a way that will insur,
Chickasha first class team
| throughout the season.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-03
The Text Of The Bill

There has been some questions as
to the meaning of the act passed by
the senate April "A, in regard 70
the caring for The insane in the In,
dian Territory The following is
the full text of the bill.
An Act to provide for the care
and support of insane persons in
the Iudian Territory.
Be it enacted by the senate and
house Of representatives of the
United Strtes Of America in Con
eress assembled, that the secretary
Of the interior is hereby authorized
to make proper arrangements foi
the care and support of insane per
sons in the Indian Territory, ano
for that purpose the sum Of twenty
Eve thousand dollars, or so mucf
thereof as may be necessary, i
hereby appropriated out Of an
money in the treasury not other
wise appropriated. Provided, how
ever, that insane Indians in SAT-
territory shall be. cared for at tn
asylum at Canton, Lincoln county
South Dakota.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-03
SGMON FURNITURE & CARPET COMPANY.
GsnsraI Sam Houston
His Stay at Fort Gibson and His
Cherokee Wife.

Mrs. Mary Welder, Of Victoria,
Texas, writes to the editor Of The
Past ro,cor,,is,ss rs-,s tg,.,-
ii6aston, his stay at Fort Gibson
ana life among the Cherokees. Mrs.
Welder says the ladies Of Texasare
organizing Chapters Of Daughters
Of the Republic" all over thestate,
the purpose Of which is TO collect
relics and facts connected with
Texas history, and the life Of Gen.
sam Houston, its liberator and first
governor. 1t appears that the
writer's mission is to collect relics
and unwrittcn history Of early
Texas and the heroes who fought
for its independence. We shall
take pleasure III giving such in
formation as we may possess con-
cerning Gen. Houston during his
stay among the Cherokees. He
lived at Fort Gibson, where he mar
ried his Cherokee wife, Tahlihina
Rogers, said to have been the most
beautiful womanin The tribe, whose
| remains are to be transferred to the
lU. 5. National Cemetery at Fort
Gibson. Houston lived for a time
across Grand River from the old
| fort, OIL the farm owned by GlI
Scott. The house in which he
lived has long since disappeared
but two pear trees which the Lib
orator of Texas planted are still
standing as monuments to thi'
great mans stay among the chero
KEGS.
His last residence in the Chero
kee Nation was at Wilson's Rocl
on the Arkansas River, about fif
teen miles above Fort Smith, fror
. which he started on horseback 70
Texas, TO lead the patriot army t
. victory. His beautiful Cheroke
wife did not lorg survive his depal
(. ture. and died a few years latei
4 and was buried in beautiful grow
Z near a cedar tree, on an eminenC
I overlooking the Arkansas rive
4 where, after a repose of over sixt
: years, her remains are to be r.
moved to the I. S. National Gem
terry at Fort Gibson, TO be markC
I BY suitable monument bearir
the inscription. Sacred to Il
Memory OF Talihina, Cherok
Wife of Gen. Sam Houston, Libe
ator of Texas. Port Gibson Po.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-03
White Star.
Parker for Parker

Fort sill,O,T, June Quanah
Parker, the aged chief Of the Com
anche Indians, SAYS he Is a demo
crat and expects 10 support with
all tho other members Of his tribe
his namesake and alleged kinsman
Judge Alton B. Parker Of New
York for the presidency, me
heap democrat, = he SAtd Big
Judge he my maui nameS for ms,
he my nephew;my Indians all dem.
ecgats, all for Parker,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-03
White Star.

Scott Jones White Rock and
Light Brahama eggs, former price
IS for IS eggs. After June the
first and the balance Of the season
10 the citizens Of Chickasha and
vicinity. price s. per IS. AZ the
chicken ranch one mile south Of ths
city. Phone ale. JT Jones. #
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-03
White Star.
Regular Meeting
OF the City Council Reports Re
ceived Telephone Franchise
Up Again.

All Of the members except Wells
and Donovan were present at the
regular meeting Of the council yes
terday afternoon.
The report of the police judge
for Nav showed fines and collec-
tions to the amount Of s2io
Street Commissioner Bryant's re-
port for the month was as follows:
Amount Of work done
on streets S3o6.o
Number warned out 70
work. IoS
Number turned over to
police judge. 50
Number Of Warrants I'M
worked. is
A number Of bills were allowed
including payments to Contractors
Cook and Doyle per contract.
The ordinance relating 70 thedu
ties of the FIRE chief was taken a
motion that a substitute for th'
former ordinance be prepared wa'
tabled. This virtually kills the Ell
tire natter
The NJ. K. & T. Telephone or
dinance was resurrected from 1t
long slumber and discussion wa
) resumed on the fatal ninth section
where such a storm arose when tn
ordinance was last up for consider
alton. This section fixed maximum
e rates for the use of phones at $40
E per month for residences and 81. S
=, per month for business houses.
y motion to amend this section
: read 81 50 for residences and s.. s
: Tor business phones or S.. so whe
d one person has both was passs
& with little opposition. Further a
e ton was laid over till the ne
e meeting
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-03
To Advertisers

All copy for new adds or changes
i'll old ones must Be handed in not
latter than $50 a. IN. Otherwise
we cannot guarantee the appear
ance Of the same on the day Ola
the day ON which they arc sent
n If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-03
White Star.

storms did great damage yester-
day throughout large portions Of
Kansas and the two territories.
Paden in the Creek Nation was via-
tied by tornado aud hail storm,
one person being killed by a hail
stone. Considerable damage was
done in Oklahoma City, Kansas
streams are overllowing and large
sections are flooded Railroad
traffic is being greatly obstructed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-03
White Star.

Ladies you want the best, social
for Simon Pure Baking Powder Il
is the best. Try it. #
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-07-29

. much corruption has been uncov-
. red here in Missouri" hc said. Can
lny-,n" deny that our standard bear
( Dr Joseph W, Folk, will lead us TO vic
! lrry2 Boodle is an issu" William J.
! Bryan is our greatest democrat, and
7 Joseph W Folk Is next 20 him In local
and national fame lie has sent the
I Missouri idea into every home Of the
country"
Al 2'3O o'clock Champ Clark spoke
/ lrciIy in his characteristic vein, and
. ,"-pllc the intense heat kept the crowd
70 high good humor by his praises oi
Folk and the national ticket
j Al the night session Chairman Van
diver appointed Tom BucAncr and j..
VI. Lyons Of Springfield. to escort
. Gov lnckrry to the platform As the
chief executive came down the aisle
| D.. friends IN all parts Of the house
''r'r.i until he waved silence HI,
HI.t sentence struck the popular chord
~ hnN" no set speech. he began. but
am here to say that Will labor ~
Ia"d fn" the success Of Joseph y
.DlN and the democratic ticket as an
0wunua, in Missouri"
Immediately then wac an ourburs'
Of shout ana haudclappng that fore
.1H'i The popularity pI tn" NOMINEE
/ Tor governor.
Nnr GOV Dockcry had finished
.w.hra n recess was taken uuul II
..Ia.h. when it was announced that
%" credentials committee would re
por.
At II o'clock the committee on era
duurl- was nearly ready ana the
rush uu in the convention hall was
one ul 'Hc worst In the history Of stat"
conventions
The report Of the committee on per
urturu urauuiZatiOn was received at
0-.,n a. m The name Of Judge W W.
CrH.s permanent chairman. was
'Ga0g Dhorr"d Jcn Pollard of St
I.ou Na- named as reading clerk. In
place OF " s. Smith Several minor
o1.. were named The report was
.u.puI without amendment by uuani-
mon. vote
Cunl mau Naudivcr appointed
3u.'u Drwpbrll of Pike; SIas Carr.
H Nw..mrry ana Aug Bolto Of
lur## pumty. TO conduct Judge
Gn,.a 90 the ,hGi.