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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-02

Ben Boyer and Lena Cohrau. both Of
Grnon City, were married 10y Judge
Minor at the lstter's home ON Macon
aseuue II 6 O'Clock last Tuesday even
ing
) W Anthony went up 20 the Coop
e. Mountain Cattle Ranch yesterday
n hunt mountain lions lie took five
dogs with him 10 help locate the game
Would you know something Of the
feAehing- of Christian Scienee7 II 50.
attcnd the free lecture ut the opera
house. Monday evening. February 8.
u II. nnrris of Lincoln Park, who
has 4 position as bookkeePer with n
mining eumpsny At Cripple Greek,
rpans last SUNDAY with his family
Mrs Chan Dawson lsft last Monday
for Dcnyer where she viii join her kus-
band sha hiss recently engaged ia tho
grocery bnsips-sa in that city
mru John Ei,voud oJ ~ lincoln
s're,,t. Lincoln Park sas taken 10 er
Graves spital isst Tuesday morning
to BE- treated 70, pneumapia
1sss. T. T. trtbur oi East Main
street = visiting frieods Al her old
tgme IN Cripple Crrrh. She is the
quest of Mrs Pearl Oraigue.
aan. and ars los. H. Maupin left
las, Tuesday nigh, for San Diego. Cali
fn-nia, ~here they will remain for a
couple Of months or more. ,.saa-4
NJ - r el,h.an ard children sre
arranging 10 leave next week fer
Southern Caiiiornia, where they will
remain FOR several months.
Elner piakerson Of the firm Of
Dleketson lirus on East Main street.
wrnt to BrAsd Junction un business
ihr first oi tie week
sr and Mr. w Il Rowland enter
teinrd $ number Of friends at a 9
O'Clock 'es a. their Lincoln Park home
lsst Tuesday night
A 7. Nelson is planning tn go ta
Denver the last "i the week on busi-
nes- visit that wilt detain him in the
city several days.
NUS 'h"oe f'' came uo"a ''o'',
h'iis'oe ias' rr'aAS anu reinA'neo un'',
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-02

there has been several changes in the
shop force. among them the appoint
ment of s. q. Allison as foreman in
place Of H. l.. Meeder, who resigned the
place last week.
There is great deal of work to be
done Mt the shops, ard Mr.. Singer will
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-02

W. A. Chspson has traded the Club
House Hotel, 33O-332 Main street, to
C. &. Anderson for q ranch in Garden
Park Mr.. Ohapson has range lands
near this ranch The trade was
made through the agency of John
Amundson.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-02
NEW MASTER MECHANIC
And other Officials at the r. & c,
c. Railroad Shops.

Frank Singer was last week appointed
master mechanic at the Florence 4
Cripple Greek railroad shops in this
city vice ]. M. Davis, resigned. Mr.
Singers appointment was effective at
noon LAST Thursdey, and since that time
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-02

under the direction of number OF
young ladies and at late hour the
company dispersed, voting the occasion
one at the most charming Of the winter
season
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-02
Some Extra Good
Magazine Offers.

The RECORD has some especially at
tractive club offers for this season
These offers are open to all-oId and
new subscribers alike. The only ::con-
dition made is that the RECORD must
be paid up to date, the club rate pay
ing for the RECORD one year in ad-
ance.
The REcoRD and
The w6mans' Home Companion
Both one year ar-------------- 81 30
The Record and
The American Boy.
Both one ye1r ------------ 81 so
rh.. Record,
The Success,
The Cosmopolitan.
All one -------------$2.5o 80
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-02
Riede's Bakery
Ai4 Main Street

Somebody said that "there
are tricks in all trades but
ours" That sounds well but
it's not true. There are lots
of tricks in the bakers trade
but we do not practice them,
and that's just the reason
our bake trade il constantly
increasing. Only the best
flour. butter eggs, and spices
used in our baked goods.
NJ
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-02

The Globe Democrat twics = week
and Tsx R.conp both oas yeer for
ti.S5.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-02
Ladies Day.
FoEr scorr, Kkss.

Higgins bowling alley has changed
date for Ladies' Day to Saturday morn
ing, There will be no charge for ladies'
between and IL in the morning. Sat-
urday. A prize given for highest score.
Gentlemen not expected unless accom-
panied by ladies'.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-02

CHRIsrIAS SorRscr, the Gospel of
Love-" explained at the opera house.
Monday evening. Feb. 8, s p. m.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-02
dsarsnteed Nursery Stock
At Wholesale.

We have = heavy surplus of all
kinds of choice nursery stock to
offer for spring. Send for our
WHOLESALE PRICES" We will
save you money. We guarantee
every order.
ttAPTpIONEER NURSERIES
Box - FoEr SCOTT, KASs.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-02

The last statement of the First Ma
tional bank will be found on the last
page Of this ISSUE
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-02-02

The Home of the Douslas
shoe ''best by test" Bethel
Co.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-14

HDu about fire assurance gu your
dwellings, their conssnta. and Jour
baFbs. etc. Now 10 the time OF year
that you should lOok TO IT, DO you
realize that you are apprOsehing the
are loss period OF the ysaSs 10 you
realize that In the fsil Of the year, NJ
yOn approach the time toF building
Your ares 10 your bittinR rooms and
paFlOFs, that you shsnld mahs caro-.
full inpssction Of pour shimneyst
Nos, look to them carefully before
bniAding your fiFes. The mortar has
driszi out of your uhimusys. there are
hoAss through them sor Eirs 10 escape.
Fhz them before stEntinR yonr ores
thss fall Caution your hired man
about lanterns in pony baTus, sueak
to your children about the care Of
matches around gsuF straw and hay
stacks and your SnlldhARs. Take
every preeautlon possible 90 avoid
yOaT loss this ysor. So 90 II now.
make a speciality Of farm build
Ing insurance aAd want you to soc,
OF write 10 me- h yOa have any.
thing for sale, list Be With me.
may have 3 pugohassr Tor you.
n !. COLUMBUS,
New Bank Bldg,
Occur d'AIsna..
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-14

Foley 4 O., ChieagO, originstnaA
Honey and zaR ~ = throat and lusa
Esmsdy, ana on account OF the Rnaat
merit and popularity OF Folay .
Honey ana Tar many limitations are
offered IT. abs genuine. Ask for
Folsy's Elo8sy and Tar and Rsluss
and subsattnts offered ~ no ether
preparation will give the same satis-
faction. Il Is PiIdly laxattsS. II
coutaAna no opiatss and is sAAasa for
chlldzsa and dolieas persona
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-14

throughout the state and Il is knwon
that he would have strong support in
other sections than the north II no
should enter the field for the nomin-
alton. :
Close students Of the political sit.
uation In the state say that the feel.
ing between Governor Cooling and
Mr.. O'Neil 10 somewhat strained.
At the last session of the Legislature
Mr.. o'NeiI labored zealOusly for
the division Of Kootneai county.
After the enactment Of the bill Gov
ernor GOOding, In making the ap-
pointments In the two counties, rec
ognized only the Hoffman faction,
ignoring in appointments the faction
that waged the successful fight for the
division of the county. The orRani.
cation of tho two new counties had
scarcely been effected when the sup
RENE court pronounced shs act inyal-
id.
w. E. Borah, who Is a pronounced
candidate for the seat Of Senator Du-
bois will undoubtedly find eonsidera-
BILE opposition to his candidacy in
Shoshone eonnty. IL tlssre Is a
strong candidate i'll tho race against
him some Of Shoshons eoauty'a rep
Tesentatives in the Legislature will In
all probability vote against BoFab.
Many of the old line republicans are
strongly opposed TO him.
At the last state convention Sh0-
shons county cast its entire vote
against Burton French for congress
man aud although the next state con
veution b many months distant,
there u every indication that Con.
gresham French will have but little
support in this county when he ap-
pears before the next convention il
there are strong contestants for the
office. Judge Stevens, a Judge in
one of the districts in the southern
part Of the state, ~ aid to be- an
aspirant for the office. and IL il
claimed he viii have the support OF
Fremont, Lemhi, and otAar sousheru
counties.
From present Indications there
will be a red bot fight over the uom-
nation for Judge in this district,
which comprises kootenai and Sho.
shone counties. Charles. HeitmAu,
the republican dictator in kootsAai
county for many years. has AnuouDa-
ed his intention Of takinE the scalp
Of Judge MoHgan, who Will a can
didats for reelection. Kootsusi
cast hsavisE vote than Saoshoue Il
the Last eleStion and consequently
will have mOEs votes in the oousen-
tion that teammates the Judge. n
Hoffman is net oveFthrown in kon-
tenai county and succeeds IN uamipg
the dslegation be will uEdoubtsdIv
win out in hbs aght
Ii Is Understood here that r. ~
Dunn register Of the CoeaF d'AIsna-
land office u being groonssd for tho
race By the opponents Of IndRs Nor.
gan. MIR. Dunn formerly resided 90
Wallace and has a wide a0auaintanso
in Shoshons county being county a.
torusy for TWO terms. Ia - bslievasi
by the Hoffman faction that VI.
Dunn can make serious. inrOads into
Judge MoFgan's strength IN Shushoas
county. Uhieh Is said 10 bs one OF
the principal reasons fos biting zp-
on him a. the one 10 defeat the pass-
eut judge. There Is no doubt but
that Judge Morgan villa have a stroug
following In Shoshono. county. This
contest siil prove the most intesest
ing of the many thsl are sxpsetsd
next tall IN the republican ranks.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-14

Notice is hereby given, that tile
board Of county comm issioners IN
and for Kocasuai county, state OF
fdaho, will resolve sealed bida for
the construction or a nIl across the
Coetss d'Alens SLOUGH near the b. 4.
LeNts Lander com9any'a mill, ac-
sording 20 tho ulans aud speeiflca
hons 80 be furnished by the county
sarvsS or. Said bids zanst be sealed
and designated IBID for the eon
stEuct son Of nh acrce@ the Occur
d'AlsBe slough, nesF the b. Z.
Lewis Lnmbsr eompany's mlil' and
Sled with tbs clsEk, Of Ehis board on
or before the gath dsy Of October
1906, at 10 O'clock. u. nA The board
reserves the right 10 rejgst any and
all bids.
Witness my hand aud 8ffiirial seal
this lth day % Gotobsr 1905.
I, l.. QGARL.F-S,
Clerk Of tho Bbar1 % County
Commissioner.
urs. lGst.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-14

on THE Patriotism OF Peace" by
Governor Frank ]. Hanley Of Indi-
ana. The Hoosier governor struck
the key note In that utterance, The
greed for gold Is responsible for the
rotten conditions which exist In the
New York Life, the Equitable and
other big life insurance companies
These cover but one branch Of indus
try and 1t is safe TO say that graft
exists In other branches Of business,
though not affecting the people In so
direct a manner. We have the
Standard oil graft, the steele graft
and any number of smaller gratis all
taking their proGits-stsalings would
be the better word-from the pockets
of the people, and the big thieves are
Iaeouieally called Captains of Indus
try.
The exposures of the insurance
thieves need not cause any policy
holder to drop his payments and sur
render his policy, because the inves-
LEGATIONS are going to result in better
conditions and more attention will
be paid to the interests OF those who
hold policies. The policies are
worth more. than they would have
been without the Investigation and the
exposures are sure 70 result in state
aud national legislation for the bet
ter regulation Of the companies. As
Governor Hanley says, the nation has
gone money mad, but it will recover
its equilibrium.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-14
WAN raEIM LInERrY.
sAloom Men IN PsnitsAsisry win Ap-
ply for Release.

4 Z re - H@R~@A@9Nf
Boise, IdahO, Oct. lO.-United
States District Attorney Ruick states
that he has been approached by the
attorneys Of several men serving sen.
fences for selling liquor on the form
or reservation In Nsz Perez coanty,
these wishing 10 know what steps
should be taken to get their clients
released under the decision recently
rendered In the Dick case by the cir
cult court of appeals. That decision
was to the effect that the title to the
land and of the town Of Cnldesac had
passed from the government and the
latter no longer had police jurisdic-
tioh over il. Mr. Ruick has received
the full txet of the opinion.
Mr.. Rack is not clear WHIST action
he should take with rsteFenae to
other men serving sentences for
offsHees similar to Dicks, and has
referred the entire matter 70 the de-
partmeut Of Justice, aaking for IN.
struottons He does not think
there are 80 maRy prisoners affected
as is supposed Mr.. Ruick mahss
the further statement that the gov
eminent will probably appeal stom
the decision Of the circuit court to
the supreme e0nFt, desiring 10 have
final aecisioa on this impogsant
point by me eoart Of nnal resort
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-14
noNEY MAD EATI0n.

''Thls nation has gOaS nonsy mad.
Eor ten years this land has saioysd
natsrial wealth and prosperity SaOh
as the World has never before sen,
md during that time thls madness
as come upqp d. In frlbtprOS. We
avo forgotten The OommABdmsat.
Thou shalt not steal aud We are
taking the position that wealth IL de-
sIrablo, no matter how RanaE 70 OBJ
fsaIned. We can not coutlnas u tkll
zrut indefinitely and4 'soouts IT, oOas-
elnuanOs OF free institutions. Ths
aanRers OF peace will destroy this
country ct this prssoat rate Just -
certainly - . dlsastrqnp uar,
Such wefe,. the ssnttnssss @Pfess'
ID In . spssch dslivsrOd In ChlcasC
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-14

The Press has heretofore called at
tentiou to the fact that the farmers
coming to town to do business have
no place where they can water their
teams. Ii may seem to be a small
matter, but the farmers would appre-
ciate the convenience, which could be
supplied with but little expense It
would pay 10 the way Of Increased
business. because the farmers will go
to a town that looks after such things
ia their interest. We hope the mat
ter can be taken up in some manner
that will insure the installation Of a
public watering place.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-14

RaA3cs h hereby given that thaae will be .
gRaHnAion az the first PFrgDytagmm church. Of
alkaaRun, Idaho at tbs ehur0h In HafhdEufay
On "Wednesday, the nth day o. useas,ef, l49s g
,WhathaK Or no1 the church pEuroF1y bSiUnEtaa
% said church, and situated y Math4Bum, shah
lron az Hoard 81 church kEeeainn of tha PFsa-
bysaFfan church in tbs Unttaa Mates o. Amgf-
-, % AID IN the eTectiOn e . NV church buiia.
bsssd hts shs mn dag = Sspssmssr. A. D.,
A,w, POBT,
ssuaaAeffA FAAHK VIM
o. A. CHntBT1ks
TFtf9taaa
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-14
HAs NOT ANSoUFoED CASpIDAGr.
EspubIissas WranEIs-EiEht for Judge

EspubIissns WranEIs-TiEht Tor Judge
ship.
A report comes from Wallace that
B. r. 0'NsiI, president Of the State
Bank Of Commsrce, who IL being
mentionsd throughout the state - .
candidate for the subsrnatorial nom
inatlon on the republican ticket n ext
fall, says that the announcements
have come - surprise TO him BE-
Cage he has msntiosed to no onS
that he IL q candidate for governor
and 90 far - be knows be will not BE-
. capdidAts.
"If the otHos should, By any
chance, come 70 me Il will be 0nso.
liOitSd on ny part, :" said Mr..
O'NsiI. "Frisnds Of mlns In var.
iouS parts Of the state have been ura.
ltnWtme tgSgtsr TIA EaCa. .6ut I jhsvs
not sanodHoSd 70 th6m that 1odid
b . candidate. At the present time
I have no intention Of catering the
contest for tbe. nomination.
Nj. o'Nsft VI ths- snakot frdEd
skoShoaS copnGy'at the time Of IT,
last SsuAtorial Heht. he was one 81
the Wal4Agsrs Of Senator Hepburn q
saooesafui contest and from the abIa
manner In which he conducted u be
'fssEhsd nuSh p0lEsisa4 -
o'Nsil has . vide soquAintssOs
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-14

When a county official enters upon
bis duties be takes a solemn and
binding oath to uphold the eonstitu-
tion. Governor Gooding asks the
county officials who believe the state
tax levy to be unconstitutional to
disregard their obligation and levy
the tax. That 10 asking a great
deal from an honest man and every
official who believes the levy exceeds
the constitutional limit should stand
on bis honor regardless Of the wishes
OF the governor. II be treats an
official oath and the consituslon -
toys to Be cast a5Ede at VII, it Is pc
reason why other officers shodld
follow. E.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-14

To rob policy holders By squandvr
ing their money In high salaries to
members Of his family and relatives.
and in many criminal ways, seems to
have resulted in making McCuFdy
holder. or he would not have so will
ingly expressed his belief that the
robbery is justified because policy
holders are not entitled TO dividends.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-14

The Mutual Life insurance iuves-
tigation shows Richard \. McCur3y.
its president, to be one Of the biggest
thieves running at large in the Unit
ed States. John Mccall is no better
They have stolen millions Of dollars
from the policy holders and ought 70
be barred from further thievinR by the
Law.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-14

Richard A. McCurdy, president Of
the Mutual Life insurance company
made the startling statement on the
witnses stand under oath that the
question of paving dividends to poi
icy holders should not be considered
of any great Importance.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-14

.. D. Harshman is the new editor
and proprietor Of the Post Falls Ad-
vance, a bright and newsy five col
umn quarto published in our neigh
boring town. The Press wishes him
success and believes the people will
give his paper the proper support.
without which it will be a failure.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-14
] ,.NoYlCK o. ATHAcIHlGKNT.

a0f"MoTtCK % ATTACHMENT. .,..s.
ID ne Digssjes CoaEt Of the .RlFst Judicial DE
tTief 81 the Btats % Idaho, u AM ~ ne
Mamie n Mcclure, plai4tia, v. .. 1. North.
waY ana NJ. =. Moreover, Defsna1ats. an
fI--,I - STATE o. IDAWut -
County 81 M6oeeMAa
H6flc9 IsmsFsby nfveu tha1M atf4qHnaeat tl3s
sued Ollt n TIE Distrigt Court 81 tbs mn yui-
he gOuntE e knlesnat. 10 the aauEB entitled
aesion, Oh the 18th Day o. aeptsFat4s, leasbs
egalns9 the pgoperiI Of ne deaenaaass, a. j.
Dated This 3lst day 81 sset,s i9oss
T.Loy 49,.
DPaey Gers 81. 49, .s.s
tsavsSstSaSS -: ~; s.ra -
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-14

L. said That D. p O'NsH VANS G@s.
sEasr'< shoes

Il said Thai D .. O'NsH MANS Gs.s.
sEasr'< SHOES
The story Oomas from Lewiston
that B. F. O'Nsil, the veil knoSB
Wallace banker. Is said to asptEe to
be governor, hoping to succeed Gov
sFnoE GOOdina at the slSstiOn one
year from this fall.
Coupled With the O'Esil boom
comes the word that the FepnbIieana
Of the panhandle disaEheE ere organic.
ing an antI-0o0Oding eaRpaisn. /.
The rscSnt stand taken By The NOS.
thrsB counties In ESssgsnoa to aIlsas
excessive tar levy IL likely 70 havp
It's effect on the political situation.
and fFem preasnt indicatlons doSs
not forecast increased strength fol
Governor GOodInE.
There are thoss who believe that ID
1907, II Mr.. GOOdins hDds Senator
Hsyb barn can not be reelected. hs
will aspire for the senatorial toga,
10 doing so hs must reckon with W.
3. Borah, Judge Batty Of the federal
court and State Chairman Brady.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-14

Notice is here By given. that ths
board Of county 0OmmisiSOors In aud
for Kootsnai county, state Of TdahS
will FscsiVO sealed bids for the cod :
StruCtion a > bridge on the Sc. JSs
road near the Paul Roehst rssidsn4S
according 70 plans and spSOi9catlons
TO b fuFniahsd By the county slt.
VoyoF. Said bids must Be sealed add
carried ''Ssa5sd bid for the cob
4 ruotaon ole bridge On the Sc. ,
foad hsaR Raul iFOsokse Fosldsno
and alsd with the CLERK Of this bos 8
on or before BITE Gath day Of OOto &
1905, at 10 o'clock .. M. @
'Oestd sSSSftSa the right to rsjsot 3
aad all hiass
witnsSa my hand and oflOial SaaI
this I1th. dag Of October, 1905.
7. L. oUARLE8,
Clerk Of ths BOard Of County
lessaaAsstle ssssssa. 81 - I
ct. IA.9i. !
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-14
Ls.t.

Revolyer holster. PBeass return d,
q. J. Shoemaker Or call phone 81 or
p.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-10-14

- 00E06 DAIENE -. sATURDAY OoTORER Ia loO5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
to sop, which, says The Courier. be.

to 1900, which, SAYS the Courier be
e,1es Yielding a much larger revenue,
greatly decreased crime by reducing the
opportunities for It's commission. Last
year finding That tho plan was still CIV.
ing excellent results the license was In
creased to 5000, and the revenues from
that source 1t declares Will be this
year larger than ever before. }a5
Opeloiisas Is town of about 1000 In
habtants and It's revenue from saloon
licenses amounts to $4,000 a year. '"fhe
proposition needs not to be discussed, 4
adds The Courier, "thc results sneak for
themselves and speak convincingy to
every prejudlced mind.
New Orleans is considering the same
plan and the Tlmes-D cmocrat says that the
country press views with greatest amaze
ment the hesitation exhibited III that
city TO adopt high license. There is now,
says. the Times Democrat, n unanimous
sentiment on this Et1bject In the Loti-
siana press. one, or two newspapers hest
tatcd at first and were not sure that
the system would work as we'll ms was
promised; bit these have since nban-
tloncd their position OF opposition, and
now announce that experience lns con-
verted them to high license as measure
Of the greatest Importance to the revenue
as we'll as the law and order OF con,-