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The Meeker herald., 1905-10-07

Ezekiel Allen, Jurors scertiflcnte-...-.... 10 %
II II Berg, - ... 200j
w Il Barnes, ..- ., 6I
f X sanderson, justice COSTS. p 80
Olaf Holtnn, witness | 10 CO
The road viewers report of the
change in the road at the +. p. Will
Der ranch, on the mesa, was eXamin-
ed and approved, and ordered placed
on file.
The road viewers report of the
road near the state line, between
Utah and Colorado, was examined
and approved.
On motion, duly seconded, the Pla-
teau Live Stock company was rebat-
ed 250 head of average cattle from the
assessment of the year 1901.
a copy of II road petition that was
presented to the board of county
commissioners of Routt county, July
n, 1905, was presented to the board
of county commissioners OF Rio
Blanco county, and asking them to
appoint viewers to confer with view
ers of Routt county on that portion
of said road situate In Rio Blanco
county, and the following action WAS
taken:
w. ". Hughes Of Pinnacle, and
Charles Egry aud William Refchei
of Pyramid were appointed viewers
to view said road, and to meet for
that purpose at w. V. Hughes ranch
IN October 16, 1895, ut 8 o'clock a. IN.
The following monthly reports of
the county officers were examined
and approvek:
Ewin Amick, sheriff.
George Lord, clerk district court.
II b Scott, county clerk.
Thomas Shervin, county judge.
John A. Watson, county treasurer.
The clerk was instructed to notify
Mr.. o. j. Aldrich in regard to build
ing bridge across Milk creek, near
the Thornburg battle ground; that
the county will pay for the material
in said bridge if the residents in that
vicinity will perform all labor in
building said bridge without any eN-
pense to Rio Blanco county, and If
the above proposal is accepted he is
hereby instructed to buy the material
for said bridge.
The following claims against the
county were examined and allowed,
and warrants ordered drawn for their
payment:
r. $ Ball, meals to Jurors, dist courts - 20
Ewin Amicls, sheriff ff-...-...-.-.-..-..... 332 %
Hayes Wilson, road work.-..-..-...---.-. ~ 60
g Whitconb, rond work -.-..-----.-- 100 %
On motion, the following resolu-
tion, to be termined the annual APP
preparation for the year 1906, WAS
adopted by unanimous vote:
Resolved, That the following sums
be and the same are hereby appro-
priated to defray the necessary ex-
penses and liabilities of Rio Blanco
county, Colorado, for the fiscal year
beginning January |, 1906, and end
ing December 81, 1906:
For District Court and Sheriff $3.50
The Meeker herald., 1905-10-07
postage

On motion, duly seconded, the
board adjourned to meet in January,
1906. r. Il. SCOTT,
County CLERK.
The Meeker herald., 1905-10-07
MEEKER COLO, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1906
Il II Hopkins, postage, ,etc.-..--.--.....-.... 90
s. salary, school supt.......- lbs u
George NJ Lord, clerk district court. Il5 81
inl n

snlnry, school supt...---- l2o 21
George NJ Lord, clerk district court. ii5 oI
g :" =. ioi 10
On motion, duly seconded the.board
adjourned to meet Wednesday, Octo-
ber 4, 1905.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. The meeting was called to
order by Commissioner r.. II. Craw-
ford, chairman pro tenn. Present,
Thomas Kilduff, commissioners; NJ.
II. Ryan, attorney, and II. B. Scott,
clerk. Absent, J. w. Rector, COM
missioner.
The following claims against the
county We're examined and allowed,
and warrants ordered drawn for their
payment:
Il y Martin, appointed by the district
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
NEGRO FANGIED He
WAS FREE FR0MARRES7
Arrested in Maryland a Year
Ago Charged Williamson
and Escaped

Sheriff L. c. Karsner. OF Chester
town. Md.. came to Wilmington today
for the purpose of taking Elmer Hyn-
son, colored, wanted in that town for
arson. back to stand trial. The crime
was committed a year ago and though
the negro was arrested at the time he
escaped from jail while awaiting
trial.
Hlnson was recently located by the
local authorities who had been asked
to look for him. on a farm at State
Road. Chief Of Police Black and Spe-
cial officer Joseph Cornish journeyed
to that place yesterday and returned
lin the evening with their prisoner.
When arrested Hinson was working
on a threshing machine and was much
surprised when the officers took him.
The crime had been committed so long
ago that he had almost forgotten 1t,
land imagined he was free from arrest.
The negro Is accused of setting fire
10 house occupied by t,1o women In
spirit Of revenge for a fancied wr0rlg.
He was taken back to Maryland this
Afternoon on the train leaving here
at 3.45 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
WANTED TO INITIATE
FAMOUS JESSE JAMES
Colored Lads Head Turned
by Sensational Fiction and
Attempts to Wreck Car

Charged with throwing a switch on the
Peoples railway near Elsmere and at
tempting 70 wreck the "owl car" early
yesterday morning, Irwin A. Turner. a
colored lad of eighteen years. was held
by Magistrate eorGge II. Hollis last even
ing for trial on Wednesday next His only
defense was that he had been reading
about Jesse James and wanted to see
what it was like to send a car Off the
track. There were three passengers in the
car but fortunately they and the crew es-
capped serious injury.
The car was coming in from Brandy
wine Springs at 1920 o'clock and was run
ming at a good rate of speed. When it
struck the open switch between Elsmere
and the old car barn it leaped from the
rails and plunged into a ditch.
On Tuesday night last somebody threw
a switch near the trestle bridge near
at Brandywine Springs Park. but no DAM
age was done. Turner was confronted
with the act but denied it,
Turner's sanity is questioned. About two
and half years ago he was horribly
scalded in an explosion at the Elsmere
plant of the Blumenthal Company and
his face and hands are badly dishgured
Turner I'm his defense says:
Il did not want TO hurt anybody, I did
not have a grudge against anybody. for
the railway men treat me all right ]
just wanted to make the car jump the
track and then tease the crew about their
trouble. had been reading about Jesse
James throwing cars or the tracks. and
wanted 70 do like he did, but did not
want to hurt anybody"
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
specIaI to ND Evenlng Iournal.

Special to The Evening Journal
Camp John Haslet July 22.-Amidst a
downpour OF rain soldiers comprising the
First Regiment n, q. d.. left Camp John
Haslet at o'clock today and marched
to Newark Center. where they boarded a
p, y. 4 w. railroad train for Whining
ton, from which point they win be for
warded TO their respective destinations.
The men viii arrive in this city about 3
o'clock
The Reglmental ouartepmaster his
sergeant and the commlssary aud SER
geant win remain in camp until an the
equipments have been ,packed and ship
ped to their proper quarters.
RIFLE TEAM CHOSEN.
Under command OF Colonel Ewing tar
get practice was completed this morning
az the ranges and the team which will
represent Delaware at the national shoot
az Sea Glrt was selected. The makeup Of
the team is as follows:
Captain Lank. Company d; Captain
Meyers. Company IL; Lieutenant Fox,
Company C: Lieutenant PIE, Company 70;
Lieutenant Davis. Company A; Sergeant
Henry Poole. Company IL; Sergeant
George Poole. Company II; Sergeant
Saunders. Company ID; Sergeant Riley.
Company c.; Corporal Harrington. Com
pany "A; Primtes. Sergeant. of Company
e: McCioskey. Company G; aVntine. Conn
pany IL; Able. Company IL; Crow. Com
pany u: Biscoe. Company C.: Carson
Company II. OF the seventeen men Sc.
lected seven come from Company II. OF
New Castle.
Owing 20 the rain Of this morning th'
general order OF yesterday to the effoci
that tents would be struck al noon TO-DAY
was changed The tents having bccom'
soaked with water IL was not deemed
advisable 20 store them and they will bl
allowed to stand until they become thor
oughly dry
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
BRITT GOT DECISION
IN TWENTIETH ROUND
Bested Kid Sullivan in a
Hard Fought Battle at
Frisco

San Francisco. Cal. July 22.-James
Edward Britt. the pride of the Pacific
Coast. was given the decision by Ref
cree Jack Welsh at the end of twen-
ltieth round of the mill with Kid Sulli-
van. of Washington last night.
1t was the whippet pitted against
the bulldog and speed and skill beat
Drawn and braveness. AS was ex-
pected. both boys made the weight and
the Eastern fighter fulfilled predictions
by carrying the battle TO Britt except
at intervals all during the go. The
cutting left hand attached to the
shoulder of the Californian. which
caused Young Corbett. Battling Nell
son. Willie Fitzgerald and Martin
Canole TO stumble won the battle last
night from Sullivan. The pocket edi-
tion Of Sharkey crashed into 1t when
ever he tried TO carry the mixing. and
the instant the little lad from the East
lulled it came. stinging and persistent
I ly and maddeningly against his face. IL
lgoaded Sullivan into rushing and, like
the bull and toreador his charges ctlly
caused him to be struck and slashed.
When Sullivan stood with blood shot
eyes. puzzled and thwarted in his
lfrenzied attempts to block his right to
Britt's jaw. over would come that swift
jab. and it came with considerable
contact.
/ The Kid rushed early I'm the mill.
when il landed on the find. Britt slip
ping aside and pounding him as he
lplodded past his nimble opponent. AS
the so aged the KID would stand. and
the moment he appeared docile the left
hand would be quickly followed by a
corking right-hand hook to the face.
sullivan evidently loved to lombard
Britt at close quarters. and whenever
the pair came to a clinch he would
hammer Jimmy on the kidneys.
Not once during the mill di a clout
stagger Britt. and Sullivan received
several plants that made him finch
but he was game gloriously game. and
gave the spectators thrill after thrill
by chasing Britt about the ring in fear
of that mighty right Never during
the most torrid moments of the mil
did Britt lose his head. on several oc-
casions he beat Sullivan. even in mix
ing. but it was only late in Ito mill and
near the close of the rounds. when he
knew rest was close at hand but his
points counted. and once again the
Native Son conquered.
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
JERSEY SHORE MYSTERY
HAS BEEN SOLVED
Occupant of Upturned Bat
teau Was Rescued During
Storm on Thursday

The mystery surrounding the finding Of
the upturned batteau below Pennsgrove.
N. j.. by Harry Newcomb a trucker. on
Thursday evening, has been solved. The
mystery was exploded by William J
Lackey OF this city. a cottager at Penns-
grove, who modestly told a few friends
yesterday afternoon that he had found
a man clinging 10 the bottom Of a boat on
Thursday evening during a storm and
rescued him. The latter proved 10 be Will
liam Smith. a railroad man Of this city
Lackey was in a launch when he dis
covered Smith clinging 10 the slippery
bottom Of the batteau. The latter was al
most drowned when Iescued. owing to th'
-tersny' candiiions i-tc citCy- '8Hde rotpnof
to save the boat but allowed it to drift
Smith said he had been stunned by the
boom hitting him on the head when a
gust struck the mainsan and caused the
boat to turn turtle
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
HELD UP IN
BROAD DAYLIGHT
Marylahder Relieved of His
Watch, Money and Coat
by Two Thieves
POLICE ARE MAKING INVESTIGATION

Held up and robbed in broad day
light was the experience Of Frank An
|derson, Of Chapel, Md. in this city
yesterday afternoon. While under the
influence of liquor ne wandered near
the gas works of the Wilmington Gas
and Electric Light Company, in South
Madison street and was accosted by
two men who imm adiately started a
victim TO a secluded snot. the thieves
proceeded to relieve him OF his valua-
bles. Not satisfied with taking a
watch and $50 In money from the help
less man, the robbers also took his coat.
REPORTED ROBBERY TODAY.
Anderson did not report the robbery
to the police until l. o'clock this morn
ing. He said he came 10 Wilmington
on Thursday last ana had intended to
remain here until next Monday. Yes
lterday he visited a friend in Front
street near Madison and later wander
ed around to the gas works where he
met the men who robbed him. Ander-
son gave the police a description OF
the men but the latter refused to give
1t out for publication.
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
WILL AWARD CHANNEL
CONTRACT THIS MONTH
Philadelphia and Baltimore
Companies Are Bidding
for the Work

Contracts for the construction Of the
thirty-foot ship channel I'm the Della
ware River between Firms Point and
the Pennsylvania State line. below
Marcus Hook. are expected to be
awarded by the War Department be-
fore the end of this month to the low
est bidders under the proposals opened
by Major Sanford last Monday.
In that case the work viii be divided
between the American Dredging Com
pany of Philadelphia; Sanford. Brooks
& Co., Of Baltimore, and the Mary
land Dredging and Construction Com
pany, of Baltimore. In all likelihood
the amount Of work 10 be done under
one or other OF those contracts will be
Slightly reduced to bring the aggregate
cost under all three contracts within
sl,500,00O. That sum representes the
total amount for which the War De-
partment can let channel contracts at
this time. Upon the bases of the esti-
mated amount of material to be re-
moved, the lowest bids for the whole of
the dredging to DE done I'm the con-
struction Of the channel between the
points named amount to s1.6245S45o.
Major Sanford says that II the con.
push through as rapidly as possible
a channel thirty feet deep at mean low
water and 100 feet wide for the whole
length of the river between Finn's poin
and the state line to afford the easies
possible benefits to navigation ,Unde
the terms of the specifica tions. worl
must be begun within thirty days afte
the award of the contracts, and tn
latter must be finished by Decembe
/ 81, 1906, Below Finn's Point to dee
iwater IN Delaware Bay the channf
js ooFnpieted 90 rs fuh depth Of 90 fee
land coo feet wide
In view OF the proposals now beini
considered by the War Department, tn
total cost Of the channel project vii
exceed the departments original esh
mate OF S5.SlOOO0, but if Major San
ford's proposition is carried out. Phna
delphia probably viii possess a shil
channel thirty feet deep from port I,
ocean before the end of next year.
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
EeII AsIeepi Een overboard.

Philadelphia. July ga man sup
posed to Le o. NJ. Ryan, an employe Of
Cramps shlpyards was drowned in the
Delaware river off Pier 8. North
Wharves. this morning. The man had
been sitting on a string piece on the
end OF the Chester and Wilmington
Steamboat Company's dock. apparently
asleep. A splash was heard and the
dock hands found the stranger strug-
Cling In the water.
Michael Staffor jumped overheard.
but he could not bring the drowning
man to the surface long enough for a
rope TO be passed to him. He was 50
exhausted by the strugSle that he had
10 release the body and save himself.
The corpse was recovered a few
minutes later and attempts made 10
resuscitate the man. In his pocket
was found a pay envelope from
Cramps. bearing the name 20. M. Ry-
an. L. ST." The body was taken to the
morgue.
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
SOLDIER BOYS LEAVE
CAMP JOHN HASLET
AMIDST A DOWNPOUR OF RAIN THEY
MARCHED TO NEWARK CENTRE AND
BOARDED A p, B. & w. TRAIN
FOR WILMINGTON
RIFLE TEAM WAS SELECTED

Company p OF Newark. Captain MedlL
has been detailed to guard and take down
the teps at the proper time
BAND GIVES PARADE.
This morning the band paraded this
camp visiting the company's streets and
playing vigorously "Han. Hail. the Gangs
All Here" AS the streets were passed
through tho soldiers fell in line and
formed the procession. Clarence Briggs.
orderly" TO Regimental Quartefrnaster
Megglnson. was carried about the camp
on n hospital stretcher and enjoyed Il
immensely. The Coloners quarters were
visited and the commanding officer sere.
naded.
Last evening the members Of the band
gave a reception to the officers Of tho
regiment Tables were spread IN the
bands street and an address was made BY
Colonel Townsend.
The rifle team was on the range all day
yesterday. They were shooting at tha
1000 yard range and the results obtained
were satisfactory TO Colonel Ewing. who
has expressed the belief that the team
sent from this state TO Sea clrt, 10 par
ticipate in the National tournament. will
make good showing. He stated that
he has been surprised at the ability dis
played by the men who stin remain on
the team, and he thinks that with proper
training and coaching they win be abla
to hold their own with the representative
teams from other states.
Last night was comparatively quiet IN
camp although number Of soldiers pa
raded the streets singing and serenad~
ing their companions.
The Y. NJ. c. A. had a big celebration
last night IN the association tent. and
Il was attended by about two hundred OF
the gunrdsmen and several Of the camp
visitors Governor Lea attended the ser.
vice.
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
PAUL jones' BODY
ARRIVED OFF CAPES
Rear-Admiral Sigsbee's Fleet
to be Saluted by Eight
Battleships

Norfolk. Va, July 22-Rear-AdnniraI
Sigsbee's fleet OF war vessels with the
body OF Admiral Paul Jones aboard ar
rived off Cape Henry from France this
morning about 8 o'clock after an un~
eventful voyage.
With the sgsbee squadron we're the
eight battleships designated by the Navy
Department 70 meet and salute the body
Of the revolutionary hero. The first divi~
sion Of the welcoming squadron consists
Of the battleships Illinois. Iowa. Massa.-
ohusetts and Alabama, under command
Of Rear-Admiral Davis. The second divl4
sion comprises the Maine. Missouri. Ken
lucky and Kearsaree and is under Rears
Admiral Evans.
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
BUILT IN CHESTER.

The Bennington was built by N. F.
Palmer. Jr.. & Company in Ches<r and
launched June ?, 1890. Her steel plates
were. however, made in Pittsburg and
the propellers by Cramp & Company.
OF Philadelphia.
She was a sister ship of the York
town and Concord. She was a steel
vessel. 230 feet long on load line. SO
feet beam extreme. and with mean
draft of IA feet; load displacement.
about 100 tons. and propelled by twin
screws. Her engines were Of 200 in
dicated horse power with natural draft
and 340O with forced combustion. pro-
ividing for speed of about seventeen
knots per hour. The Bennington's rig
was that Of three-masted schooner
with a plain sail area Of 4400 square
feet. The capacity of coal In the
bunkers was 400 tons. and her compile
ment of men $50.
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
PLOT TIES UP
BLACK SEA FLEET

Odessa, July pa dispatch from
.Sebastopol says that mutnous con-
spiracv has been discovered among the
crews of the vessels of the Black Sea
fleet. in consequence Of which the
summer amneuvers have been cancel
led
General Ignaueff, president OF the
Special Conference for the Revision of
Exceptional Laws desiged for safe
guarding public order has arrived here
to investigate the recent disorders.
1t is reported from Elizabetgrad that
General Ignatieff. after spending sew
eral days here. sent fcb the represent
ative Hebrews and Informed them
that unless they kept the youths from
participating IN the revolutionary
movement he would destroy the city.
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
WOMAN BEATEN BY A GANG
While Trying to Stop a Fight Mrs.
MatIack Was Attacked.

Philadelphia, July 22-while trying to
stop a fight between a relative and a
gang of men in front Of her home.
2443 n. 2Sth street, Mrs. Frank Matlack
was severely injured receiving two
fractured ribs and scalp laceration.
Hugh Moran. twenty-four years, OF
290S fletcher street, and Matthew Saley.
twenty -nine years. OF the same address,
were he'd in $500 bail each for further
hearing by Magistrate Rau az the 26th
and York streets station this morning,
charged with being members Of the
gang. Last week Mrs. Matack's hus-
band was beaten by other members OF
the same gang. Mrs. Matack Is being
attended by physicians at her home.
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
Aansw Released.

Pete" -Agnew, the popular catcher.
was released by the local management
last night. Agnew has been suffering
with a sore arm. but when in oondi-.
tion Is one Of the best catchers in tho
business.
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
Mn Ennane In storeEssnina-.

John 7. Hemple. who has been occupy
Ing the Alfred Downward residence al
Rose Hin viii vacate on August 20 and
engage in store keeping. Mr.. Hemple has
leased the general store now. operated By
Mr.. Wilson at Rose Hill.
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
CLOSING Quotations.
From Scott q Co.

ltom Scout ~ 70.
Anal. Copper Co... =. sax
American Sugar Refining ... =. Is7
Atch. Top. and Santa Fe Com. s3H
Atch. Top. and Santa Fe. Pref. Io7
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 80. 80. OK
Baltimore and Ohio ... -. 80. It75S
Canada Southern &C.. -. -. -. 6SK
Chicago ct. Western ... -. =. IeK
Chesapeake and Ohio -. 80. So
Chicago and Alton ....... ..... ss
Chicago and Northwest ... 80. aosJz
Chi Nil and ST. Paul Com ..... I76E
Rock Island Com ... -. -. =. 79X
Erie ..... 80. -. ... ......... 441z
1st pfrd 80. ... 80. ... S7H
Illinois Central ..... ..... -. I67
Louisville and Nashville ... ... r43
Metropolitan Street Railway - las 4
Metro. Security Co.. =. 80. 49,. 81
Manhattan Cons &C.. ........... 1o41<
Missouri Pacific ..... 80. ..... OK
Mo-, Kansas and Texas. pfd -. 67A(
n. Y. Central and Hudson ... .. I4s1k
IN. Y. Ontario and Western 49,. so<
Norfolk and Western Conn.,. IS =
Pacific Mail &C.. ..... 80. ...... az
Penna. Railroad Co ... ....... I4oH
Peoples Gao -. ...-.. Io4
Reading e. 49,. ..... -. -. Ioo4
1st pfrd ... ... 95
End prefd 90
Delaware and Hudson -. ... 100
Del. Lack. and Western -. $50
Southsn Pacific 80. ...'.-- -. o3H
Southern Ry. Com 80. -. -. 575s
Texas and Pacific -. ... - san
Tenn. Coal and Iron Co -. -. sSM
Union -ciic Com -. '-.... 1z6zf
u. S. steel Com -. ... 80. sax
U. S. Steel Pfrd ..... -...... Z
Wabash Com 49,. -. ......... ISs(
Wabash Pfrd ........... 8
Western Union 1900 ........ 92A
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
Building Four Houses.

Alfred Downward, contractor. is
erecting four large houses at Eleventh
and Jackson streets. The dwellings
are being built for E. W. Gage. Of PHIL
adalnhia.
Evening journal., 1905-07-22

WANTED-Evening Journals. Twenty
cents will be paid toT copies of
the Evening Journal Ee2R airy g. ID
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
Losr. EouNn. REwARn.

LOST-A gold chain and heart locket.
between Ninth and Spruce ana
Kirkwood Park Reward II returned
70 1i03 Kirkwood. jul21-st
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
TIE WEATHER.

Tomorrow promises to be
fair to partly cloudy, light to
fresh winds. Monday generals
Iy fair, rising temperature.
Evening journal., 1905-07-22

Company p OF Newark. Captain MedilL
has been detailed to guard and take down
the tents at the proper time
Evening journal., 1905-07-22
HOT DAYS

make many needs which
local merchants can supply
at a big savings to you.
Evening journal., 1905-07-22

San Francisco, July 22.-The latest
reports received here from san Diego
ny Rear Admiral McCalla commands
ant at Mare island Navy ,s.rd. places
the number Of the Bennington's dead
~ forty-one. The list Of wounded
sixty-hve. of whom sixteen
are in a serious condition. The num-
Der of missing is estimated at twenty
et.o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-22
N, =. and A, A. L. Aniliation.

Portland. on juno O. Word has been
received from IT, llausor secretary ana
treasurer " The Pacific Athletic asso Ia
ton ~ San Francisco that Y u Mao
cable. president u the Amateur Athletic
union would arrive IN Portland Thurs.
doN June q Al dinner 10 hc tend rel
him by the Mutnomph club NJ the Com
mcrclal club rooms the ioaHlhlIiy viii be-
discussed pf nfllliailng the Northern Pa.
rlnc association with tho a \ T.
Tho outcome OF lhis diftueslon at prrs'
en-, " uncertain me- tho disposal of the
British columbia teams who are mem.
bots % ,ho y, T. A. viii have u be
II the y, T. 4 becomes u member Of
The \ A. I, The british columbia teams,
IN all probability viii have 20 drop out
ns they are not within the jurisdiction Of
the A A. Y, This viii be the stumbling
block 10 tho proposed afnlin,ion as the
Seattle ana SPOKANE members Of the y,
I, \, arc not DESTROYS " ncong tho
British Columhans dropped
Tho result oi This ~ anNiousIy awaited
by all the athletes and club members
throughout the northwest and Bd,lsh Co.
lunlhlu,