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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-03-15
Notice Of Election.

In accordance with an order of the city council
OF the city OF Fort Benton, county of Chouteau.
day of March, \. D., 1908, notice il hereby given
that at = regular annual election to be held in the
snid city OF Fort E"ntnn on Monday, The 3rd dav
OF April, lNCj, there will be elected an alderman
f.r each OF the first, second and third wards, all
of whom will hold Office for II term of two wears.
and one alderman in each of the first and second
wards, each of whom will hold office for one wear.
Also a police magistrate and Il city treasurer,
each for n term of two years.
The rotin" places for aid election will be as
follows:
First ward-At the Choteau House.
Second Ward 4 the city council rooms.
Third w8rd-At W q. DeXter's dwelling house,
l.. II. EVERS, Mayor.
+. K. Stranahan, City Clerk.
Fort Benton, March IA, 1905.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-03-15
AMONG OUR
A Grise Of Items Gathered From Our
Northern Montana Exchanges.

Chester Signal: An elegant new
schoolhouse is being built for district
No. 10 at Beatrice on the Marias, un-
der the supervision of Martin Vase.
sha. The building is to be completed
by April LIST. Miss Florence Morrow,
OF Fort Benton, will take charge of
the school.
Chinook Opinion: The Chinook
creamery will be ready for business
about May LIST, II the weather on.
~ttnues favorable. Work on the stone
laying was commenced this week.
Those who contemplate selling milk
should consult with President w. 3.
Sands or any of the trustees.
Culbertson S%earchlight: Several OF
the government employees at Poplar
have been notified that their resigna.
lions would b. accepted and new men
will be appointed 10 take their places.
The new appointees will have to pass
the civil service examin alton and that
Is a pretty difficult matter for some.
The present employees will hold their
jobs until the new applicants pass and
are appointed.
Glasgow Review: Angus. Schwartz,
Hinsdale rancher, was found dead
in the mud and mire of an irrigation
ditch on his ranch Tuesday morning.
Coroner Il. w. Getty was summoned
and decided no; TO hold an inques, as
II was asccrtaiued that the deceased
has been subject to epilept:c fits ana it
va, undoubtedly during one of these
that he met his tate. He leaves a wife
and Il family of five children.
Choteau Acantha: Parties in the
city from the reservation report the
death last week of Anthony Austin. at
his home on Cut Bank creek. Austin
had been ont hunting and in some
manner his gun slipped from his hand.
In grasping it again, he caught IL by
the barrel. and in pulling it toward
him the gun was discharged. the en-.
tire charge striking the unfortunate
man in the abdomen. He lived three
days before death ended his suffer.
ings.
Glasgow News: l.. S. Handbook
narrowly escaped drowning in the
Missouri river last Saturd ay. He
had been at Oswego attending to his
duties as mail carrier between Oswe.
go and Blackmau, and while crossing
the river on horseback his horse
broke through the ice aud was lost.
together with the saddle and mail
pouch. When he saw that his horse
was going down he managed t O wrench
his feet from the saddle stirrups and
threw himself from its back onto the
solid ice, which is all thai saved his
life. w. G. Davis with a four.mule
team and three thousand pounds OF
freight was crossing the river at the
same time and was only about fifty
yards in the real when the ice gave
Way,
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-03-15
Cascade Farmers are Organizing

According to the Belt Valley Times,
many o: ,ne farmers residing in that
part OF Cascade county have orsani-
Ia and appointed acomni:,ee to lad
jas,' price, of farm products. The or.
Lauizatiun ha- not made public the
details OF lis plans, but II is known
mat the me,nher, IF the association
nave oouitd themselves, 10 adhere to
M schedule t. be reported by the
commlt;-,. afrer it shall havz. been
approved 10y the society
The committee has been ius ructe d
u tx prices that Will allow a fair
rate o. pr tit over the cost If produc.
ton. considering All elements of cost,
ANA pubic uo,i:e ~ the schedule i, to
&c gwen after which al. members of
the t->uciatlou vii. be expected To be
governed b.! Il. They viii be ubligat-
ed no to sci! any Of their products
t - te-- than the scheduled prices. and
the merchants whom they pa,ronize
Will b." expected 10 pay sucn prices.
Or puf:hu-cs viii! b. made of mer.
chants elsewhere.
The organization is being rapidly
extended In the eastern portion of
Cascade county and organizer, nave
been instructed % take the field and
MAKE II thorough canvass Of The entire
county.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-03-15
o IN
APp'sants For Licenses Must Present
rc'ition to board Of Commissioners,

APp'.e""ts For Licenses Must Present
rc'tion to Board Of Commissioners.
"A new law affecting owners of sa-
looms in places Of less than 100 in
haoltants was passed by the ninth
assembly. its provisions being to this
effect:
be II enacted by the Legislative as
sembly of the state of Montana:
Section l. Every person who en-
cages in the business of a retail
liquor dealer. that is, Il person who
sells %spirituous. malt or fermented
liquors or wine in less quantities than
one quart. in all cities, towns. viii
lagos or camps, where the population
is less than 100, must.obtain a license
from the county treasurer. But be-
fore the county treasurer shall be per-
United to issue such license. petition
snail first be filed and presented to
the board of county commissioners of
the county. signed by at least 20 free
holders residing within the particular
city, town. village. camp or township
IN which any person seeking such IL
cense intends to engage in business,
requesting the issuance of such license
to such person, and they shall in their
discretion thereupon direct the county
treasurer to issue such license, but
not otherwise.
Sec. ,. Nothing herein contained
shall be construed so as to require
the board OF county commissioners to
issue any such order for a license as
a matter of right but such license may
be ordered to be issued entirely within
the discretion of said board of county
commissioners.
Sec. ). Boards of county commits
s%ioners are hereby granted power of
supervision and control over persons
engaged in the sale of Intoxicating
liquors IN their respective counties
outside of the corporate limits of in
corporated cities and towns. And for
the purpose of exercising such super
vision and control it shall be lawful
for the board of county commission
ers OF any county who are authorized
to issue any order for a license Cor
the sale OF Intoxicating liquors under
the provisions of this act. after notice
to person or persons holding such IL
censes. a reasonable opportunity to
be heard, to revoke any license grant
ed under the provisions of this act,
n declare the same forfeited, upon
proof satisfactory t o the board that
such person or persons have violated
any OF the laws of this state regulat-
ing the sale of Intoxicating liquors,
or that they have violated any of the
provisions of the law regulating per-
sons so licensed to sell, or places
where such liquors are sold, or that
such person or persons have permitted
any OF the laws of this state to be
violated upon the premises wherein
such liquors are authorized to be
sold. or If such premises shall become
the resort of idle, dissolute or dis
orderly persons, or shall be so con-
Quoted as to disturb the peace and
quiet of the neighborhood; and such
license shall cease to be in force from
and after its revocation.
Sec. !. All acts and parts of acts
in conflict herewith are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec. .. This act shall be in full
force and effect from and after its
passage.
Approved March }.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-03-15
Notice to Contra ctors.

BIDS will be Received by the hoard of county
commissioners of Chouteau county, NJ to tue
n"l'r or ~ IA. a., saturday., March %, 1895, for the
construction of the Panton bidp.. Plans and
specifications will he furni. he'd by the county
surveyor.
Bids will also be received at the same time for
certain work, consisting of brick and caruenter
work, at the county jail, according TO specitica-
tions to b. furnished by the jail, r. The right i,
reserved to reJec, any or all bids. Bids should
ne addressed 20 the undersigned and marked on
IN. outside to distinguish their nature.
BY order of the board.
March II, 1893.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-03-15

Al IS TepOCCeu lTOu Ae~IstoWu tud
William Fergus, who has been ser
iously sick for two weeks past, Is
gradually losing strength and is no,
expected to recover.
Thos. Little was taken into custody
last evening by Marshal Reichers and
placed in the county jail for safe keep
ing. He is believed to be on the verge
of delirium treunens.
The remains Of the late John +.
Patterson are expected to reach here
tonurruw morning aud arrangements
have been MADE to hold funeral servi.
cas at the Episcopal church 10 the at
tsruoun at , o'clock. Members Of the
Masonic lodge sill have charge Of the
ceremony.
Z. H. Merrill! informs us that the
swuol clips Of several. outfits of sheep
O. feed a, South St. Paul have been
sold recently. That OF w. c. Heusen.
uf Harlem, "a, sod at 2la cents: j.
D Thompson. of Havre, SOLD Il, 20
rtut,. and the James Callahau clip.
which wa, very heavy xOoi. brough,
- ceu:,. \: lot of buck WOO. consist
i'll oi abuu, 5000 ponnG,, .ulu IA, Ii
cent.
Advice, from Chester intimate that
the recent burning # a sheep shed
abJu. 20 miles north of tina. place, at
the raach Of i. Is. Keith, was the work
Of an incendiary. and if that suspicion
is justified i. is hoped the guilty party
will be identified and placed under ar.
rest. The l.o0U ewes lost ia the fire
wer. owned by \. X. Prescott, and
We're beiog ruu on >hart< by Mr..
Keith.
According - the Valley county
newspapers, The school house a. Cui
bertson was recently the scene Of a
prize tight, d form of entertainment
forbidden by III Montana statutes,
and one that i, uot calculated to pro.
o good morals unoug those who
benefit from public educational lns,i.
iutions. The ustic carnival in the
Culbert.on school house appears tC
have had a large atteudaLce, however,
the gate motley amounting to abou,
$40
\ HiShwood correspondent OF the
Belt Times say: \ number of our
rancner- rec-lve! circulars last week
from the Ruya. Milling Co... of Greu,
Falls stating tina; seed wheat would ie
sold a. the mill tor *l.6 per bushe]
cash. but If on time the purchaser was
required to Civ. Il chattel mortgage.
AS the price was considered eXorbit.
ant and the iron clad agreement to
be signed an Insult. very few ranch.
men III ,hi. section propose to take
advantage of the Milling company's
generous offer. Already over $SOC
cash has f.-en forwarded TO the Gal.
latin valley tor wheat, oats and bar.
ley at what is considered fair prices to
both seller anl buyer, wheat at SOC
and Sl.O5 per b2,hel for oats. and bar.
ley a cent and a half per pound. The
freight &C Fort Benton will be Is cents
per 100 pounds.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-03-15
Bmcredfblr brutality.

/: wnu.d have been incredible brutal.
ity II Chas. F. L~emberger, Of syria.
cu.t. y. V, had not done the best ne
could for his suffering son. "My
hoy. he says, ''cut a fearfal cash
over his eye, so | applied Bucklen's
Arnica Salve, which quickly healed it
and saved his eye" Good for burns
and ulcers too. Only PC at D. G..
L~ockwood's drug store.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-03-15


l.. Fort Benton, Cassius johnson.
>. Big Sandy. w. y. Ragan.
). Highwood, Cyril Gosceline.
/. Shonkin, Lee Morrell.
} Harlem, w. H. Lanfear.
q Havre. Geo. f. Herren.
:. Chinook, Jas. Griffin.
5. Sweet Grass. a. a. Lehrman
9. Cleveland, VIM. G. Thompson.
10. Landu.ky, G. n. Damon.
IL. COburg. John Foryey.
l.. Maddux. Herman Bruins.
Ii. Marias, John G. Quigg.
II. Riedel. Albert Williamson.
- Phillips. John Widdle.
!f. Clifford, Walter Holden.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-03-15
Steers Wanted.

Parties having small punches of ,wo-year.o 'd
steers for sale, state price per head. Address X,
care OF River Press, Fort Benton, Montana.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-03-15
Road Supervisors Appointed.

Adui'ional appointments of road
supervisors IN the several road dis.
trlcts OF Chouteal county have been
made by the BOARD of county commits.
eioners, the complete list being AS fol.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-03-15
Wool Market Is Steady.

In its weekly review OF wool market
conditions, the Boston Commercial
Bulletin says:
Territory wool is quiet, but there
has been "a little larger business than
in some previous weeks and the odd
lots GA the market are being gradually
cleaned up. There has been some in.
quiry for medium o%ne.quarter blood
aud safes in instances as high as PIC.
The Arizona clip has been taken at
stiff prices, which shows plenty of
confidence OF the part of operators.
From Is to 2Oc has been the range,
and the landed scOLred cost in Boston
is ID good GDc.
There /. every reason To believe a
en-, when the actual season begins in
other sections. Previous contracts
have removed a great many clips from
the reach Of buyers. Utah, Wyoming,
iunnu u Nevada are well covered
viii. contracts though some people be-
i.eve that The business has been ex-
agyerated ami there viii! be plenty left
to be marketed. The season will be il
fall bias, in a few weeks. Boston
people would like to close more con-
tracts, but tud growers unwilling to
accept the old bash.
l. j. estimated mat outside of Mon
taua about half of the territorial clip
hu, been contracted in advance of
snearing. High prices are expected
when the season opens. as buyers viii
be numerous. Many of the Boston
houses ,ha, are sold out and have not
made contracts will be more or less
anxious 10 secure a portion OF h clip
that Das not been engaged.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-03-15

Water right blanks-ouly correct
form published-for sale at the RIVER
PRESS Office.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-03-15

Lewistown Argu-: Jonn J. Becker.
OF Minnesota. is in the city. and Z X
pect. TO be followed by fifty ranchers
from hi, state. Mr.. Becker is here
for the purpose of selecting a suitable
location for the proposed colony Of
Minnesota people, and expects soon
to close up a deal that will be- salts
factory to all concerned.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-03-15
DR.. GEO. H. TAYLOR,
DENTIST.
Fort Benton, = Mont.

DR.. Taylor announces to his friends and &C.
quaintances that he is permanently located over
the Stockmen's National Bank Building, where
he may he found at all times, having discontin.
ued his regular visits to other towns.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-29
SANK IN LAUNCH
Capt. John Hess and Three CoIored
Men, of First District, Drowned

by the sinking of the gasoline launch,
Jessie, off the Old Bay fishing sheds,
near Iavrc de Grace, Gn Saturday after
noon, CAPT. John Hess, of Pond Creek,
First district. and three co!orcd farm
hands of Grove Neck. were drowned.
Captain Hess and five cuirrcd men who
worked for Charles Long. of Grove
N"rk, wcNt to HQvrr DC Grace on Sat
urlay morning ana purchased groceries
aud a supply of liquor. They spent .pmc
time ut Il saloon and started in good
humor. about ) p. m. on their way
home. Opposite, the fishing grounds. the
craft. from some cause not known. sank
in about five feet of voter. Capt Hess,
john Srwcll. Thomas Harlan and George
RaE=gm were drowned. The sinking of
the launch WIS noticed by Henry Mar
shall. co!orcd. who put off and rescued
otto Reason and John Harlan. The
bodies of Sewcll and Thomas Harlan
were recovered On Sunday afternoon.
taken to lIavIr de Grace. and were later
sent t. their homes. Tho>i. of Can't.
Hess and G,orgc Ransom were recover
ri on Monday morning. An inquest was,
held by Justice Prnning and verdict
Of accidental drowning was rendered. 1t
WAS found that Capt He's watch had
stc1pc1 ut O'Clock, which was about
the time the launch sank. 1t is said that
dozen or more pint and quart bottles
of whiskey were found in the launch
when it was raised
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-29
Personal and Social
= . =

Miss Louise Reese Of Baltimore. is the
guest of Elkton friends.
Mrs Frank j. Henry is the guest Of
Mrs. Fred McNral. ON Main street.
Ms Laura Meyer. of Chester. WIS the
guest Gf Ms. Curtis Jones this week.
Miss Mary K",r. "r Philadelphia. is
visiting relatives and friends in Elkton.
Mrs William Stillcy and grandson. of
Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. J. ii. Ter
rel.
Mrs. John Sparliljn and children are
spending some time with CharlCStown
relatives.
Miss Eva Deal. of Baltimore. iA spend
ing week with Mr.. ana Mrs Benjamin
O. Il. Ledley.
Mr.. Charles t. Parker and family are
spending some time with her parents,
near Appleton.
Mis-. Jesse Brdwrl is visiting her
friends. Ms. .Algard and Mrs Cooper,
ut CharleStown.
Mr.. John Conoway is entertaining
L.. y II.
of Chesapeake City.
Miss Bertha Clouvc has returned to
her home after Il pleasant visit with rcla-
tivc> in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Merritt. of Nc
kecSlprt. "a. spent last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin Merritt.
e. Singleton Parker of Philadelphia.
is spending the summer months with his
mother. Mis- Kate Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Terrell. of
krsingtnn. spent Sunday and Monday
with Ms. Joseph $. Terrell.
Mrs. II. NJ. Mccullough and Miss
Ethel Brady visited Mr.. and Mrs. II. Ii.
Brady in Chesapeake City last week
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Heath last
Sunday entertained their family of chill
dren and grandchildren. numbering 20 in
all.
Mr. Harvey ID. Anthony. who repre-
Sents the PepSimint Chemical Company
of Che>tertown, Nd, was in Elkton on
Monday.
Miss Carrie Brown, accompanied by
little Miss Jessie Bowllnd. has returned
from IL pleasant visit to friends in Havre
de Grace.
William q. Jack. .Jr.. resident inferno
at the Maryland General Hospital. Bal
tmore, spent Sunday with his parents
ut Liberty Grove
Mrs. Emma Bates Harvey. sister of
eX-GoycrnOr John l.. Bates. of of Mass.
and her friend. Miss I.ottie York. visited
Mrs Catherine Harvey. of ChillS. last
week.
Mr.. Arthur Willis. of Fair Hill, and
Miss Cora l.. Scott. daughter of Mrs.
Amos &. Scott. Of SD West Ninth ST.,
Wilmington, were married by Rev. c.
L. Wyn.; e. Harrison Street NJ. +. Par
Sonage II that city on Thursday morning
They le't coI Il two weeks stay at At
lnntic CITY and on their return will re.
side Mt Fair Hill.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-29

Mrs l.. NJ. Hainc> went to Mt. Po.
con" on Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Taylor is spending this
,, week with Washington friends.
Miss Virginia Carhat. of Nolr.ir,town,
Ia. is the guest of relatives at Zion.
Mrs Rutlrdgc Clifford has been the
recent guest of Mrs. George W. Taylor
at Zion.
Mrs. Harry I. Alexander and Sons are
the guests of Mrs. John +. johnson at
Bay View.
John Simpson. of Phiadelphia is Wis
iting Morris Matsingcr at Scotland Point
on Elk river
Mrs. Byron NJ. Moulton. of Springvale.
Me-. is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Har-
ry ID. Henry.
DIR. and Mrs. Ross Crothers. of Ches-
ter, Pa. are guests of Mrs. Margaret
Crothcrs at Zion.
Miss Ida Cameron, of New York. has
been recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred Cameron at Zion.
Mr.. w. O. Gilmore. foreman of the
| Baltimore American, and family are the
guests of Elkton relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar ID. Crothers We're
guests of Dr. and Mrs. \. c. Crothcrs, of
llavre de Grace last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ii. Webb of Phil
adclphia. are visiting their daughter Mrs.
w. III. Salmon. at Elk Vale Mills.
Mrs. Anna J. Biddle and MIS- J. T.. c.
Biddle. of Wilmington. spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. John Sparkln.
Mrs. Edward Purnell, of Philadelphia,
has returned home after two weeks
stay with Mrs. John f. Ernest, of Sas-
safras.
Mrs. James Marcus. of Wilmington.
Del, and her friend. Miss Fannie Col
Ems, of Guelph, Ontario. Canada. visited
Elkton friends this week
Miss Anna Wells gave a party to a
dozen or more of her young friends on
Wednesday evening which was greatly
enjoyed by the gathering.
Among the 153 applicants who took
the examination before the State Metli-
cal Board on Saturday was DR.. Robert
l.. Mitchell, of Elkton, who was licensed
to practice.
Mr.. james Davis and Miss Mary L.
Simmons, both of Upper Elk Neck, were
married on the 18th inst. by Rev. w. II.
McFarlane, pastor of Hart's and Wesley
NJ. f. Churches.
Frank Goodwin gave Il launch party to
Il number of ladies and gentlemen of
Newark on Capt. ii. :. Cameron'e Illus
tier to BcttrrtDI On Wednesday. They
were met on their return by Strahorn' 5
hack and drove home.
Some Wag wound a rag,
Round the Sprays propeller,
When like duck the water she struck
She didn't glide as she oughter,
The Captain dismayed, his keel surveyed
When 10! an old bather's tog
| Impeding the screw, WAS meant as jog
| Not to strip tCo bare in the water.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-07-29
WOODLAND CAMP
Opens Next Wednesday-List Of
Tenfers On The Grounds

Wo~I!awn camp meeting will open on
"Wednesday next, August j, and close on
August IL. This is the thirty-tifth meet
ing held by the Association. Rev. +. y.
N"Grc will be the minister in charge.
Rev. O. +. Jones will conduct the Young
Pccplc'S meetings and Rev. j. Wesley
Ewing will direct the music. Following
l. 1 list of these wE~ have tents on the
grounds:
Mrs. L. $. France. Charles. II. Rrckc-
fnS. Mrs. john Bcvan. Mrs. Ward T..
Brown. +. +. Barrett Port Deposit.
Ms. II. l.. Wplthingtun. \. l.. Duy-
ckinck. w. NJ. PogUr. Rising sun.
j. w. Mccullough. +. r. Shippers. of
North Ea,t
DR.. J. +. Brown. the Misses Maxwell.
X. {. JenncS$. Robert Cameron. Miss
F!Crrncc Gather. Principle
$. ID. Mccullough, Lewis Martindalc.
Rev. w. Il. Gwinn. Mrs. Fannie Croth-
crS. Colora
c. c. Caldwell. Mrs. Joseph Gillespie.
Enoch McCullough Liberty Grove.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Brc!ilcy. Daniel Hawke.
Il. W. McNey. William Clifford. Alfred
Kirk. Farmimgton.
MIS-. Rachel Foster. j. G. CrothcrS
Thcmn" Moarns. Calvert
w. ID. Ewing. Mrs. Steele George II.
Ewing. Blake.
The Misses Cameron Miss Carhart.
Iion.
Il. II. Logan. W. A. Brickley. Green
hurst.
John G. Dennis, ]. \. Boyd. Perry
vile.
Charles T. Wilson. Miss OSmond. of
IIavrc De Grace.
James Abrams. Samuel Il. Gray. Bay
View.
Miss Mpllic Harlan. Leeds.
Miss Brown. Sylmar
Miss Leila Char>lla. Baltimore.
MIS-. j. ID. Kemp. Che>tcltown.
Eli Jackson. Principle Furnace.
Ross BilcS. Blue Ball.
Rev. w. =. Taylor. Bethel.
Rev. o. +. Jones' LcwiSvillc.
Clifton Jackson. Blythcdac.
Henry Watson. Aiken
Rev. +. II. Nichols Whitman.
Miss Helen Rile>. Providence.
Jos. -. SINNERS. George w Campbell.
Mrs. Mollie Thompson. Rev. +. y.
Moore Mrs. Il. X. Terry. G. S. .Ahra-
hams Mrs. +. II. Kcilholtz Il. VI. Bar
neS. George Tyson. Il. X. Rawlings. DR..
III. c. Donnhoo. Harvey Tome. Mrs. G..
l.. Thompson. II. II. Kirk. Woodlawn.