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Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-01
FOR PARENTS TO PONDER

FOR PARENTS TO PONDER
 aIt is only at times of unusual police activity in the particular line that the public gets a glimpse of the gambling in;opitv AS it really exists in Los An geles, says the Herald. There are ire ouent reports in the press of raids on the Chinese gamblers and the pull ing'' of 8 professional gambling ''joint" is not infrequent. But the fathers and mothers rarely see the cur tain lifted SO as to reveal their boys in ths role of gamblers. taking early steps on the road to ruin.
 That curtain was lifted few nights SEQ by the police at a point in the heart of the ultra respectable neigh borhood of West Adams street. What was disclosed may be inferred from this report: "A large party of young men residing in that section were pat ronizing 8 regularly conducted game in the second story of barn in the 900 blocK of West Adams street. Most of the young gamblers escaped, hut half A dozen were captured and taken to the police station, along with the gambling outfit. ss reported. "half a busheI of cards and chips
 Now note this feature of the report SIS published: lowing to the prom1- hence of some of the families involved the players, all of them young men, vsre not booked and their names were ,1ot made public" The first thought ,5n noting such favorit:sm is that of Indignation on the part of the average citizen. It intimates that the young gamblers would have fared differently if they were not affiliated with the Los Angeles "400." Probably, however, the leniency resulted from lack of con- victing evidence, together with the plea of a first offense.
 But that revelation is sufficient to warrant the belief that tI.ere are many other coteries of Los Angeles boys and young men of respectable parentsge who are today taking their first steps in the road that, beginning with gam bling, ends at prison or ignominious death.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-01

Notwithstanding the reports from Tombstone that Governor Prodie has offered his endorsement to Geo. Wilcox to be governor of Arizona we shall continue to predict that ". F. Nich- ols gets the plum until something definite comes from Washington con- cerning the new governor
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-01

1SN- DISTURB FINAL COUNTY
 We take tbe following from the Tuo-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
UPSET AND RUNAWAY.

DR.. &. w. Fithian, of High street.
and Richard Bechtel. of Smith street,
went ont sleighing in the doctor S
sleigh yesterday afternoon, Whiie
trying to pass another sleigh In State
street, near the high school, the doc
tors sleigh was caught between the
5 -c1nd sleigh and a large pile of snow.
While the doctor was trying to get
of the trouble his sleigh over
urned aud both he and Mr.. Bechte'
we've thrown out. They were not in
iured.
The horse took fright and ran away.
He went up State street TO Lewis,
down Lewis to Water, along Water t.
Fayette and up Fayette to High street.
As tho horse turned into High street
he kept in the road until he reachec
he Mccormick building, where h
an into an iron post. He was caught
fore any damage was done.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
Local Items


A brewery wagon and a city cart
became entangled in Smith street this
morning shortly after 8 O'Clock. A
Iarge crowd & was attracted by the
sight. No damage was done.
A case of restitution has been re-
ported to the police at 81 Watson ave
due.
The police have received a com
nlaint from a man who alleges that
his thirteen-year.old son struck him
on the nose with a cup, inficting a
severe cut.
Mrs. Mattos, of Keasbey, has COM
planned to the police hat her wedding
ring was stolen from her by a girl.
The funeral of the late Mrs.
Margaret Dwyer VAS held tofay, with
interment in New Brunswick.
Eagle Hose Company did not have a
meeting last night as was announce.
They will meet next Monday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
LABOR NOTES..

This will be a busy week for the labor
union of this city. Tonight the Plumbers,
Gas and Steamfeaters' Union No. 2Io,
will get together at 9 o'clock in the
Adelaide building 1873 Smith street. To-
morrow night the members of the Paint
ers, Decorators and Paperhangers' Union
Local No. al, will hold forth in the SAME
building. All members are requested to
attend as business of importance will be
transacted.
Thursday night the Electrical Workers
Unnion No. 35S, will meet. This will e
their first meeting with the newly elect
ed officers in the chairs. 1t is expected
that all of the members will attend.
The Terra Gotta Workers. Union
Local No. II, nave the use of the union
rooms for Friday night. This is one of
the strongest unions in the city and the
meeting is expected to be well attended.
Saturday afternoon the Lathers will have
their regular meeting and Sunday after
noon the Musical Union will talk over a
number of very important subjects.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
ST. PATRICK'S
ALLIANCE IN
CONVENTION
Met at Elizabeth Yesterday
Local Members We're There
No Delegates from Here.
A LARGE GATHERING.

st. Patrick's Alliance Of America, held
its twenty-nlnth annual State Convention
yesterday in Elizabeth at the hall of
Peter Gallagher, East Grand and Cathe-
rine streets. Over s. delegates were pre-
sent.
Father Quinn Council, of this city,
did not send any delegates, but several of
the local members went from here.
Mayor Samuel j. Berry, of Elizabeth,
made his first public appearance in his
official capacity and opened the CONVEX
ton. The Mayor expressed his great
pleasure over the honor conferred and
rendered the freedom of Elizabeth to the
visitors. H spoke of the part Irlshmen
nad taken and are now taking of the
country. He also referred to the benefits
| If St. Patrick's Alliance and highly com
| %pilmented its members.
When Mayor Berry had finished Rev
James J. Smith, pastor OF the Boly Ros-
Try church, offered prayer, invoking the
blessings of the Almighty on the gather
NJ. Father Smith then delivered an able
address, commenting on t c benefits of
he order and urging Irishmen to cling to
ne faith and huild up their society.
The session was called to order at II
clock and adjourned at ?, when IA ban
net was served in the lower hall under
Je supervision Of Mr.. Gallagher, who
! himself a prominent member of the
l~lllance, being an eX-county president
nd at present county treasurer. When
he convention resumed at 2 O'Clock re-
rorts of the various committees for the
ear we're heard, and all were most salts
factory. Officers were elected later in
the afternoon and other business was
transacted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
DUTIES OF EDWARDS CHEF
Frenchman Gets $4,000 q Year for
Preparing Lunches and Dinner
for British Ruler.

Paris.-The chef of King Edward
VII, who has charge of the cuisine Of
buckingham palace, was recently here
on a visit to his relatives on the occa-
sion Of the new year He is called M.
Menager and is 40 years old. To u
reporter he said that his salary
amounted to $4,000 a year and free
lodgings near the royal palace.
His duties consist in experimenting
the preparation of luncheon and din
ner, the royal breakfast not being I'M
der his jurisdiction. He arrives at the
palace every day at II O'Clock and,
after receiving from Lord Farquhar.
the kings equerry, The menus for the
day, he gives the necessary orders for
provisions and remains in the kitchen
until after luncheon has been served.
He returns to the palace at six
o'clock and attends to the preparation
of the royal dinner, after which he
presents his bill of The days expenses
TO the royal treasurer, receiving a
check for the amount. He employs
only women in the work of the royal
kitchen and claims he is better off
than his colleagues on this point.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
BRICKS ARE
IN DISPUTE.
South AmbOV Case is PuzzlinS
Judge Hicks, Of New
Brunswick.
.Sbcllal 10 tie EvcHing Neao.

DDtGftF W ''f
New Brunswick, Jan. 81 ;--Judge
Hicks is pnzzling his brain over the
uumber Of trick in a property at
David street and Broadway, in South
Amboy, which was erected for Oscar
Mundy by Charles Snyder, Joseph R..
Walling and James II. Bloodgood.
Thsy put in a, bill for 81, 900 brick,
having arrived at that number on
Measuring the building erected. Mr..
Mundy counted the brick and found
there were but 81, COO Tie plaintiffs
in their suit against Mr.. Mundy for
the diff renee of SCI claim the agree
ment was to settle on the measure
ment of the building while the de-
PENDANT declares it was to be on the
count. Judge Hicks has to decide the
question satisfactory to both sides
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
CENTRAL FERRYBOAT
DRIFTEO IN lHE BAY.
New York Passengers on Board
the P'ainf1eId Had Unpleasant
Experience.

Passengers on Central Railroad of n ew
Jersey ferry boat plainfield, which left
her slip at Communipaw at 1918 a. m.
yesterday, had an unexpected cruise a
round the lower end Of the North River
Tor about forty minutes.
The boat had barely cleared the slip
when the enginee stopped and the wins
lie began blowing for assistance. The
passengers all scurried out on deck. One
Of the boats Officers said that there had
been q break in the main steam pipe. He
'eassureI the passengers.
a Long Island Railroad tug abandoned
I car float about q quarter of a mile a
way and came hustling across the inter
stretch Of water, but two of the
Central railroads own ~towboats, the
Freehold and the Roselle, reached the
disabled craft. Lines were passed aboard
and after about half an hours pulling
and pushing the Plainfield finally reached
one of the Communipaw slips. Her pas
sengers came to New York in another
boat. The Plainfield is one of the Central
Railroads new boats.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
FOOD PRICES UP.
Siizz RI Caused iaCre So in Ne
York Markets.

Owing to the blizzard the prices of food
stuffs have been generally advanced in a
the NeH York markets. In some instance.
the advance is nearly 100 per cent ovt
the price of last week, The vegetabl
market has nest seriously felt the gem
raj tie-up Of the railroads.
In three days the price of lettuce ha
advanced from Is cents to 81 a dozel
heads. tomatoes from Is cents to 81 :
basket, cauliflower and egg plant fror
90 to 40 cents apiece, green peppers from
50 to 81 a dozen, and Bermuda parsle,
from so to 90 cents 4 dozen.
A lighter flow of ice on river today
Will result in the movement of hundred.
of cars loaded with rcrlshable freight
With continued mild weather the marks
men say the present high prices will not
last more than two weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
WASHINGTON.
Low. Rate Tour via Pennsylvania RsiIroad-

loW hdtt our Via pennsylvania ndiiTVdu-
February 2 is the date on which will
be run the next Personally Conducted
Tour Of the Pennsy lvania Railroad to
Washington. This tour will cover a
period of three days, aflording ample time
to visit all the principal points of interest
at the National Capital, including the
Congressional Library and the new Cor
coran Art Gallery, Rate, covering rail
road transportation FOR the round trip and
hotel accommodations, $l4.50 or gle 90
from New York, Sl3. 90 or $1,000 from
Trenton, and proportionate rates from
other oints, according to hotel selected.
Rates cover accommodations at hotel for
two days. Special side trip to Mount
We non
All tickets COCO for ten days, with
special hotel rates after expiration Of
10 ell coupon.
Similar tours will be run on February
@, March 8 and 90, April 6 and "a, and
Nay IS.
For itineraries and full information ap.
ply to Ticket Agents. c. Studs, East
ern Passenger Agent, 263 Fifth Avenue,
New York ; or address Geo. W. Boyd.
General Passenger Agent, Broad Str ct
Station, Philadelphia. $500 1t 1-30
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
JAMES DILL HAS MADE
ALL OF HIS PAYMENTS.
Was Fined for Stealing Brass
Journals from p. n. r. at
South AmbOy.
.Sbecl;al 10 tie Eveniug Meas.

SVGt1W1 10 LVeNIIES -Ft""
New Brunswick, Jan 3l:-James
Dill, who was convicted some tlme
ago of larceny of brass journals from
the Pennsylvania railroad at South
Amboy and was flned$25, has Just PAID
the last instalment of So to Probation
Officer BuckeIew. The probation ONO
err has quite a list of on his list
of people liable for fines. He takes
tb. am unit on the ihstalment plan,
and credits the several persons under
sentence of fine with the amounts
maid. When the payments do not come
fas enough a bench warrant is issued
nv the court to hurry them up q bit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
SLEICHIyC PARTY.
Many Enjoyed an Outing to Carteret
Last Night.

last night q number of young peo'
ole gathered at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Joselson, 1884 State. street,
from where they left for q sleigh
ride They went as far as Carteret,
where they stopped at the home OF O
friend. At 10 O'Clock a supper was
served. They started for home about
IL O'Clock.
Those in the party were: Misses
Anna and Ida Mintz, Rose Gross,
Annie and Minnie Joselson Messrs.
Harry Goldenback, Samuel Tucker,
Joseph Jaffe, Harry Mendel, Joseph
Joselson, Jacob Joselson and Daniel
Gross.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
ACCEPTED FREE RIDE,
WAS HIT BY TROLLEY.
John DAILY Injured While on Hi
Way TO New Bruins
wick.
.Sbcciial 10 tie Evenaug We70s.

New Brunswick, Jan 31:-Joh
Daily in awaiting himself of the off,
of a free ride in the wagon of a ma
named Martin, who was coming t
t is city from Silver Lake, DAILY wa
badly injured ny the trolley strikin
the wagon and throwing him ou'
Martin had ten barrels Of apples /
the wagon ard was going from PERT
Ambov TO his home near PIsc1tawaV
town, wien a Metuchen car of It..
Public S-rVice 90 p ration struck hi
wagon and hurled him hack
iuto thu wagon and threw DAILY on
DR.. Shannon attended Dtlv, who W.
frouLht to lis home in a catriag5,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
CLEANED WRONG WALK.
When the Man Got to Right Place
tity was There Ahead.

Miss Stanford, of l1i|Reotor street,
oired a man yesterday to clear the
snow from the sidJEalk in front of
her property on Water street, midway
oetween Smith Iand Market streets
The man, thr2hah an error, cleaned
he wrong walk. When he discovered
mis- mistsEe. he went to the right
nroperty/ There he found one OF the
,treet commissioner men cleaning
he Walk. The latter workman said
he had\heen sent 10 clean The side
wink. and wes going e. finish it, Miss
Stafford has reported the matter to
the authorities.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
GuAaAATEfD BY C A. SEXTON
Hyomel the 0 ly Cure for CatsTrh Which
Be utns Yout Monty II Not Sat sf.otOry.

UC uS J16 ~
1t is seldom that a druggist has
enough faith ia the medicine he sells
even when prepared by himself to be
willing to refund the money If it does not
cure; bu5 Hyomei has cured SO many
ctses OF catarrh among the customers of
Perth Amboy that he oilers to refund the
money to all who use it and report that
they are not satisfied.
Hyomei IL the simplest and most con.
vPnieut renee y for altar an ever Of, I'd to
the punilc. Breathed through ali inhaler
SO small that it can De carried in the vest
pocket, for q few minutes four times a
day, it y i'll absolutely kill all The germs
of catarrh and cure the disease. Catarrah
cannot exist where Hyomei is used. It
has a twe-Fold action, killing all the
germs in the air passages and lungs and
soothing and healing the irritated mucous
membrane.
Some of the most prominent men
and women OF the country have gladly
given testimonials to Hyomei. After
seek pg relief in vain for years tt is Won
derful remedy has cured them of catarrah
and it is no wonder that they want 9th
ers to know it.
D. o. Croft, Editor of the Nicholas
Vile, Ky, News, writes, Ever since
was a young man [ have been troubled
with catarrh, and in later years the dis
ease bee unbe ,rable. Hyomei has
helped me so much that wish to public
ly speak OF it's merits, so that others
afflicted as I have been may be likewise
benz flied"
If you have catarrh accept Mr.. Sections
proposition and use Hyomei. The rom
pletc outfit of lily omti costs but Sl.00
and consists of au inhaler, 4 medicine
dr. pper and a bottle Hyomei.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
a WOMAN TO BE PRETTY
Must Have Luxuriant and Glossy Hair,
No Matter what Color.

The finest contour Of a female face, the
iweetest smile Of q female mouth, loses
tomethlng if the head is crowned with
cant hair. Scant and falling hair. it is
low known. is caused by Il parasite that
)urrow VS. into the scalp to the root of the
lair, where it saps the vitality. The lit
lie white scales the germ throws up in
)urrowing are called dandruf. To cure
iandruff permanently. then. n to stop
falling hair, that germ must be Killed.
Newbro's Herpicide. an entirely new re-
suit of the chemical laboratory. destroys
the dandruff germ. and. of course, stops
the falling hair, and prevents badness.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.
Detroit. Mich.
G. A. SEXTON, Special-Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
Jury PARK BANKERS
EACAIN ON TRIAL.
ITO Have Indictments Quash-
Y Is Denied by Judge
ILanning.

Iton, Jan.31 Albert c. Twining
Kroehl were placed on trial
United States District Court yes
for misappropriatlon of funds of
Irst National Bank Of Asbury Park.
len were officers and directors Of
K at the time the institution went
hands of a receiver.
b the jury was drawn a motion Of
Nor the accused men to have the
nt quashed was denied by Judge
Twining is already under sen
TX years. imprisonment, having
Bvicted at a previous trial on
count IN connection with the
r. His appeal in this case is
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
0NTESTlAG The WILL OF MRS
E. LET'S OF SOUTH R YER

SUEtIuE 70 Tie EUEN2NR 4VtVS.
New Brunswick, Jan. 31:-The will of
he late Mrs. Jane Elizabeth Let's, OF
outh River, Is being contested here
Frederic< frenoh, a rephew, has filed .
aveat agai st the will. Miss. Let's LEI
n estate va ued at $50, 600. Mr.. Frenrl
represented by G. S Silver. It. i.
}ooraem, represents the will. Davio
ervis1 sworc to being Il witness to Z
> evous will made November IS, 1907
Inc only change in the second will i
hat Howard T. Briaht is left 50, 00G.
instead Of s., coo, as in the first will. Tht
ase will be continued.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
LKS MADE FUN FOR
THE CITY TO LAUGH.
(Continued from page -

|as placed over the middle Of the rear
/ thu stage.
New JOKES will be given tonight.
here will be ample accommodations
Sr all who wish to att nj. One-thl1d
the proceeds of both performances
IL go 10 the citv ospital.
The members of he committee nj. /:
If. White, J. H. Donahpe A. +
unoz, Arthur Nester, H P Fox j..
Sheehy. j II. Wig t B. VI. Can
10 A. Rollsch weller, l. NJ RGssi,
e. P oke1sgill, Wi liam II. Nc
Irmick and S. F. Somogyi
TIE troupe has reo-ivsd off Is to
pear IN other New Jersey cities in
sec ion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
IN ORPHANS COURT.
Cases Pere This Horning--0ne
from South Amb0y.
.SbfciaI 10 fhc E9rnlng Meas.

New Bruins ick Jan. 3l:-Ip the
o phans' court, This morning, Lawyer
L we y, of South Amboy, secured an
order for John Test to ply S4 a month
to August Benin, on a debt of $2S.
oh N hus appeared 10 show cause
for is failure to pay IS a'month on a
dett Of 5 90. O. his lawyers plea, the
amount to lie paid per month was re-
duced 10 SO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
Many Wills PrOhated and Letters
Granted Curing Month of
January.
WERE FEW FROM HERE
Several We're from South AmbOy
and Others from the Southern
End of County.
S6eefal To ths Egening Ae70s.

SbeCtaI 10 fHE ETfNiNS Nef0S'
New Brunswick, Jan. 81 Surrogate
Peter f. Daily during the present
month has probated several wills and
granted letters Of administrations on
several estates:
The wills prohated follow
OF Mary Kelley, of South Amboy,
by Patrick Reilley, executor, January
3.
OF George Van A~rtsdaIon, of
JamesburR, by Sophia NJ. Van Arts
daien, executriX, January 5.
Of George Him'er, of South Bruus-
wick, by Cathrine Himler, e%xecutrix,
January G..
Of Marie Elise Cameron, Of this
city, by Marie Elise Helen Wander
veer, formerly Miss Elise Helen
Cameron, one of the executives,
January &.
OF Mary G. VeRhte, of Piscataway,
by Eugene S. and Irving L. veghte,
executors, January Q.
OF Philip H. Schlosser, OF Midtown,
by Magdalena Schlosser, executrix,
January 8.
OF Monmouth H. Close, of Piscata.
way, by Margaret Close, executrix,
January ~.
Of Jacob Weldy, of this oitv, hy
Phoebe F. Weldv and John e. Elmen.
durf, executors. January IA.
OF John D. Watson, of This city, hv
John H, Watson, executor, Januar,
10
OF Adelaide Dolan, of SoutI Amboy
ty Mnrv T.. Greene, sole executor
JaUulry 10.
OF Maurica A. Howlev, Of this city
by Mary R. Howley, ex cu5rix. Ja1n
81
Tn Sc letters of administration we.
granted
TO Aaron LeDperf, of this city
on es ae of Mary Leppert, January 5
personal estate amounts 10 81 900.
To John p. and David H. Kirt
natr ok, of JameshurR, on Estate q
David Kirkpatrick, January :; per
sonsl estate worth 81 900.
To Mary J. Cashier, of this city
on estate IF Margaret Castner, Janu.
AIRY Z; personal estats valued at ST.
200.
TO Arthur NJ. Clark, of this city. Oh
estate of Margaret FeaneY, Januar,
10; personal estate valued at $50.
To David Serviss, CT South River,
on estate Of Sarah E. Turquand, Janu.
airy II; personal estate valued at $500.
To James MuIvey, OF this city, on
estate Of Sarah A. Mulvey, formerly
Sarah A. Earle; personal estate valued
at $845, 43.
70 Martin G.. Ashley, of Wood
bridge, GU estate OF John Heller,
January rs, personal estate valued at
800,
10 Lewis \. Board, of this city, as
substituted administrator of the estate
under the will of John NJ. Board
January 10; personal estate valued al
1900.
no Alanklin Bridge, OF this city, or
estate of Caroline H. Bridge, January
20; personal estate valued at $3.50,
To David Serviss, of South River,
on estate of Seaman r. Christian,
January IS; personal estate valued at
81, 900.
To James G. SeyIer, of Perth Am.
boy, on estate of Peter Frederickson,
January 30. personal estate valued a
800.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
TO GO IT ALONE.

Today ends the month of January and
also ends the service of the former Dem
ocratic city officials. Street Commission
err Weirup, who has been aiding the new
street commissioner finishes his services
tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
Sweet Green Tomato Picallily.

Have ready one peck of green toma-
toes; to which add six tablespoonfuls Of
mustard ground; a half pint of mustard
seed, a tablespoonful each of cloves and
cinnamon; one pound of brown sugar,
three celery tops and three quarts of
vinegar. Let all boil slowly for one
hour. The tomatoes should be peeled
anu Sliced. Boil all together.-Chicago
Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
NO H0R ES WERE STOLEN
IN CRAHRUaY LAST YEAR.
.S6eciait TO the E1cning Meas.

Cranbury Jan. 3l:-At the nnual
meeting Eof the Cranburc Vigilance
Societv, jnst held here IN Id Fellows
hall five new members were taken in
and reports submitted showing no
losses by horse thieves during the
ar. D. Q Mershon declined q re
election ms president and Wayler
Ravens was made president; d. @.
J. wis, vice president; Lamuel Suits,
treasurer, II Howard Butcher, seore-
tary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
Canned Fruit Desserts.

Canned fruits may be used for des-
serts in many ways. The juice in the
a should be heavily sweetened and
boiled down to a syrup. This makes
the fruit richer. Common canned
peaches heated in a thick syrup and
served with cream are very good in
deed. Canned ~raspberries make a de-
licious Bavarian cream or charlotte
russe.-N. Y. Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
SAIL FOR EUROPE

zl 10 TIE EVeaiKg NeaUS.
Brunswick, Jan. 81 :-Rev.
Fseuh Keuper Will sail for
|ednesday on the steamship
the White Star line. He is
Dc. Johns German r. @.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
STEAMBOATS,
MADE FIREPROOF.
Continued from page !.

providing for the appoint
Int by the governor, of a commits
bn to consider the present laws re-
tive to fishing in the Atlantic ocean
Ia to report to the present session Of
legislature. The principal purpose
this resolution is to have the com
6ssion consider pound net fishing in
|e Atlantic, which has been the sub
bt of much discussion for several
lars.