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The Washington times., 1906-07-15

May. where he will spend the remainder
OF the summer.
Attorney Samuel Y. Hayden, local
counsel for Mrs. Florence BIaybrick, has
gone to EuroOe for the summer He
will spend most OF his time IN London.
Assistant District Attorney Jesse c.
Adkins. who recently conducted the in
vestigatiOn against local ice dealers be-
fore the grand jury, win leave Wash
ington tomorrow for Bethany Beach,
where he viii spend his vacation.
Attorney Maurice D. Rosenberg. of the
firm Of Wolf & Rosenberg. has recently
returned from a trip through the West
IN a fe~ days he VIII leave the city
again for Buena Vista. near Pen Mar.
Pa. where he viii spend his vacation
with his family.
Attorney Harry H. Hollander will
leave Washington next week for Can
ada, where lie viii spend his vacation.
Mr. HOllander VIII go by way OF BOs-
ton, Mass, making the trip 10 that city
by water.
George E. Johnson. the local represen-
tative for a foreign bonding COM
pany. has gone 10 Atlantic City. y. J.,
where he viii spend the summer.
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Frank o. Everett has been temporarily
filling the position Of clerk in charge OF
the eligible register files. which position
was made vacant by the resignation OF
Percy F. Allen. Mr.. Allen was certified
from the clerk register TO the State De-
partment.
ernest +. Armstrong, OF the diviis4a
OF appointments, who has been spend
ing an extended vacation in Iowa, visit
ing his parents and friends. is expected
10 return Monday.
W. NJ Higgins Is absent from the y
PlIcetion division because OF the death
OF his brother. whose body he accom-
panied from Washington TO their for
mer home IN Durbree. w. Va.
Miss Violet b. Foster, who has been
for the past month In the State of
Maine. is expected TO return TO her du-
ties in the application division on the
10th
Frank o. Everett was confined TO his
home Friday by illness.
". II. Barnhart, jrn Of the application
division. returned Friday morning after
visiting various points in Ohio
John p. Helm. Of the application d.
vision. has beer appointed an assistant
paymaster n the navy. The commits
sion viii lose. by Mr.. Helms resigna-
| tion. an efficient and trusted member OF
its force but his division nevertheless
Ieongratulates him on the promotion.
Richard Bragaw and Albert c Hind
man. OF the division OF appointments
1 were among those who represented the
I commissions employees at the bail game
/ Friday.
! II. a. Filler. who has charge OF tas
! stenOgraphers' room IN the division OF
/ appointments, was confined 70 his
/ home for two days by illness.
| Miss Elizabeth Moses, who has bee D.,
during the past year, on detail to the
| application division, has been trans
ferred to the Postofice Department.
! W. A. Wilson, OF the division OF pa
/ pOintments, has been I'll at his home in
/ Hyattsville for several days.
/ The commission has added 70 its
equipment q nav ire-escape. which was
placed on the south side OF the build
ing
The new manuaI OF examinations was
delivered by the Government Printing
/ once on Friday, and is ready for dis
/ tribution.
/ Harry Irion, Of the rural free delivery
/ division, who has been absent for ten
| days because Of sickness. is reported 10
/ be getting better. and hopes 10 return TO
/ his desk Monday.
/ B. c. Waldenmaier. OF the examining
| division. with his wife. spent July at
| Chesapeake Bay.
| Miss z. o. Williams, Of the examining
/ division. has gone 10 Fort William Nc
! Kinley. Ne, to spend a months vaca-
ton.
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peace conference at The Hague, which
has declined the invitation
Disappointed at not winning a prize at
school a girl OF Grimsby, England. went
10 a shop and obtained three pairs CT
boots 'on approval" She pawnsd the
boots. and with the proceeds bought
some books, which she trlumphantly ex-
hibited at home as school prizes.
The education committee OF the Lon
don county council has been revising the
list of prize books given TO pupils
Among the books struck out as mot quite
suitable for children to read" are "Yan-
fly Fair" ''DOmbey and Son" ''Penden-
MIS- and Great Expectations"
An extraordinary attack on a village
by lions is reported from British Central
Africa. Fifteen or twenty OF the great
cats suddenly raided Chorumo. at dusk,
and killed and ate eleven OF the inhabi-
tants. The others fed to their canoes,
and the lions prowled at viii through
the deserted town.
A wonderful mountain railway is being
constructed 70 the TyroIese Alps by a
Swiss engineer named Strubb. of Clar-
ems, near Montreux. When completed
this line will achieve the European rec
eroorn railway, for traversinE the steep
est mountain slope In the world
No fewer than 1000 persons are re-
ported missing in London every year.
only about one-flfth Of these missing
persons are ever accounted for. The
others disappear from friends forever.
Many of them are wanted by the pO-
lice. which explains why they do not
reappear. Many leave London
Mrs. George wallis-West. wheE
Lady Randolph Churchill. allowed her
self. on a visit 10 India, 10 be tattooed
on the arm just above the wrist The
design she selected was the symbol OF
eternity, a serpent with his tail In his
mouth. Ordinarily this mark IS conceal
ed from observation by a gold bracelet.
Says a writer in the Cape Times. Of
Cape Town: "Stuurman. an old bush
man, who lives on the top Of bill at
Stuurman's huts. IN the Prieska district
OF the Cape Colony claims 20 be the
oldest man in the world. He Is said 70
be 146 years old. anS his wife-his second
over 100. It Is known for certain that
sixty-fiYe years ago he was more than
ninety years old.
An aged Scotch minister. about to mar
~ for the fourth time. was explaining
his reason to an elder. You see. I am
old man now, and I Gamma expect 10 be
here vera lang. When the end comes
wad like 70 have some one TO close
my eyes" The elder nodded and said'
"Ah! weei meenister. / have had iva
wives. and bath of them opened mine.
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I

Capt. John r. Blvins, chief clerk Of the
Internal Revenue Bureau. gave his
friends and associates a great surprise
the past week by quietly getting mar
ried while away on his annual vacation
He was married 10 Miss Helen
wheaton in the Little Church Around
the Corner" New York city, at O'Clock
Monday afternoon. the Rev DR.. Hough-
ton officiating Immediately after the
ceremony the bridal couple took train
for this city. arriving Monday evening
and going to the groom's apartments
at the Windsor. their future home.
Tuesday morning Captain Bivins had
occasion to visit the department and
then II was that the happy secret leaked
out. and he became the recipient OF
many congratulations upon this. his
third matrimonial venture. The bride
is a niece Of his first wife. and It is
said that he first became acquainted
with her when as a child she visited
her aunt.
CAPTAIN Biyins is an eX-confederate.
hailing from Georgia. and saw much
active service in the battles OF tho civil
war. For many years he has been chief
clerk OF the Internal Revenue Offce and
few. II any. more popular have held
this position.
What Attaches Are Doing.
William o. Bradley. chief OF law divi-
sion. Office Of auditor for State and
other departments, is cut OF the city on
a sad errand. having been called To
South Carolina on account Of the SUD
den death Of brother. A large circle
Of friends sy ympsthize with him IN this
bereavement
Leroy NJ. Law has returned from q
wedding trip 10 Northern ard Eesterr
cities
George W. Keck, OF office auditor fol
Treasury, is back at his desk after
lengthy stay in Philadelphia, where he
went on Official business.
Arthur I. sullivan. OF the Chemical
Laboratory, is spsnc ng the balance OF
the month with re s>ives and friends al
his old home In lew Hampshire.
d. ]. CAN'T who has been spending
his vacation H. A'slama, Is back in hsr-
ness.
Theodore =. langley. OF the Internal
Revenue Office, raz reported for duty
after a four weeks stay in Kentucky
He was a participant in the Home
Coming Week jubilee at Louisville.
Winters + Bowen, formerly Of the
assay laboratory ia the Treasury build
ing. is spending several days IN the city,
visiting friends and aCquatntances. He
is al present located at the Denver Mint
as assistant ss1vs sr. William N. GetteS
who was sCCTt & y and disbursing clerk
10 commiss on % Portland Exposition,
has been appO.Ltei assistant secretary
10 commission OF Jamestown Exposition
and has removed from COrcOran build
ing 10 Treasury
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colonel is a veritable Izaak Walton, and
is authority on piscatorial lore.
Mrs. Emma Adams. OF the record d.
vision. is on a two weeks vacation 10
the old homestead in Virginia. visiting
her sister and relatives on their noun
tain farm.
Miss DOME A. Gatewood. Of the rec
ord division. will leave on the 18TH IN
slant, 10 enjoy her vacation amid the
pleasant hills OF Maine.
DR. B. J. Reed. of the meiical dlvi-
sion. Is again at his desf after a week 5
recreation
Dr. ". c. Upham. OF the medical d.
vision is in Colorado for a protracted
visit OF business and pleasure Combined
Frank Seiber. OF the medical division.
is taking advantage of his leave OF alb
sence 10 take a special course in chem
istry az Cornell University.
The Washington times., 1906-07-15
At the Capitol

Capt. J. P. Megrew, chief of the Capt.
tol police force, left Tuesday night for
Skaneateles. n. Y, where he will join
his wife and spend the summer. During
Captain Megrew's absence Lieut.. John
Hammond Will be acting captain.
Lieut. f. d. Sterling will leave here
today for a weeks visit TO New York
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Personal Notes.

Deputy Health officer Harry c, Nc
lean, who has been III st his home on
The Washington times., 1906-07-15
Columbia Union Meets.
Good Time at Luna Park.

The striking printers and other mem
hers or the local union, together with
their wives and sweethearts. enjoyed
pleasant outing at Luna Park on
Thursday as the guests of the man
agement. A portion Of the proceeds from
the different attractions was contributed
toward the eight-hour movement, and
the fund considerably swelled in con-
ae1raprr
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-15
Could Not Pick Out
 Short Haired Chink

Some days ago several bright little brown men from Japan tried to catch on at the Douglas smelter. Their deficient English operated against them. Spanish they spoke fuently enough. Wednesday they had an un- pleasant experience with the chinese inspector at Naco. who had been in- formed that one of the seven Japan ese was Chm man. The inspector caught up with the party near the tunnel at Crook. They were more indignant than frightened, however. and if there is Chinamsn among them the inspector couldn't for the life of him tell which he was. He invited all the brownies to remove their hats, but found nothing bus tufts of straight black hair There beirg nothing to give him his cue, he let them alI go
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-15
A New Chapter
 In St. David Feud

in1ther hapter has been added to the St David epi.ode between E. F Ku-e and D. mbey Bryant.
 On Saturday kese came to Tomb s,one and sw"re out a warrant against Bryarr, charging him with an assault wit deadly w-apor. When Deputy Sn. riff Bennett returned with Bryant he xss accompanied bv the constable cf St Davii, Jas Christensen, who had warrant in his pocket charging Ru,e with the crime oi petty larceny Ruse was placed under arrest ard Il s-arch made of his vali.e, which dis closed the articles Bryan charge, were taken from his house, among th, m being A six shooter and a r'z'r. Mr. R usp was taken back to St. Dav.d to answer hs chsrye, while Bryai wA- rec sed on $500 bord to appear 'efr Judge McFaI land on Wednes day afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-15
0ld- Time Prospector
 Makes a Fortune

John Lesseter, better known ss San Simon Jack, an old timer of Cuchise county, ha- made another small for trne by selling ont his interests in the "Talon de Oro," in the Arizpe district, Sonora, abont forty miles south uf rananea. Jack has dur ne the past twenty years made a number pf g. d mining locations. and has secured thereirom several small fo'. tunes but they failed t" do him Ar much gn,i AZ r',"y snnmI,,
 lie hss rtit .i seii'ng & pros :, ct and then cnnug mt" -om Lnwn and staying un;il he has hl W m all of the p-oceeis. He tn n mounts his horse ard r'des out @ town Tn. next he i'd uf him h, has mad- ano h strike. ar q makee |, sale. and the story is rep"ated.
 Tn early days here Jack had num- her of dale ponies tn 1t were fleet oi foot, and he has cleared up many 'ol lars by racing them on the old race track below Tombstone.
 The !sst property he sold was in the vicinity of CaDanea, about two years ago. About nine months ago his funds were exhausted and h. went of into the mountains south of Can anea and located the 'Talon de Or", ] which has just been sold at gooc figure.
 Whenever Jack strikes town he soor has a large crowd around him listen | ing to hls stock of original stories and he always has a goodly number o tn m to spring on the boys He is good fellow. and has never been knowi to turn down an old friend. He is al origInal chara ter, and his wanle. rngs would make vsry intere-tin story.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-15
Humorous Speech
 On Joint Statehood

Fr m the Congr, iona! R cord
 Mir. Bed,'-Hitching up 0 ,lahuma with AIizona a.d Nes Mex cui about the way Noah put the meLag 'rie int. the ark wien h. numbered the am mals two by tvO, the elephant auC kangaroo. (L,ugbter) It Is aboh' Si.ne Ne get d. n e. busin 'ss d d dn things right, and legisIate on on question At Il tune. When think o rhe prop bsitIon ot h.t hing up Ne
 lex c and Ariloni an remin q
 i the two Norm ,n boys who went { m eastern state to sch ul. They gave the same fani'ly namr, and the teach [ said: You are brothers, are you
 or?" and they said Yes" They ave their ages the same, and the eacher said, "You are twins, are you ?' Tn y said, "Y-s, on our fath
 rs side (Ltughter) So Arizona md New Mexico are twins on the
 .ther's side. They both came from iexico, hut they had different moth 'rs, and they have learned different
 ,ngusgrs and have different institu-. yio..s. It k an insult to both of them t. hitch th m up togrthe. and force them in against their will, and an 'n- -ult to Okianomi, with her two mil lion population, to hitch her up to these terrltori's, jointly or severally, in this bill.
 You say we are against the admin istration. l am not against the ad- ministratiOn. am with the admin lstration on everything except this hli and the wife beating bill {Laugh- ter
 They talk about senator of the United States holding mp the whole country. We have strong man in the house who can hold up 100000 square miles more than anybody in the senate. Q.aughter.) This time the senate has done something, and it , has done the right thing. Ii we are lnok'ng iur s qrIrr.l with the senate, let us quarrel with it when the senate IS wrong and We are right. Let us not quarrel with it when we are wrong and it is right. 'ppeal to every man who stands for justice and fairness to vote against this resolution, and let us get tO this hn>inesS on it's merits which We are refused the opportunity [" do under the special ru nov Oi. | tered to the house. (Applause)
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-15
Short Term of Court
 in Santa Cruz County

Judge Fletcher N. Dosn came up fr"m Noga!es yesterday morning and spert Sunday here on visit to his family. returning on the eyeping. The Judge stated that the conrt business s moving in a very satisfactory man. per and that the calendar will be cleared up by the middle oi the week The grand jury completed its iabor- last week, and examining into nine cases found five indictments The trial jury report. q rhls morning and wi clear mp the crim nal work thi. week. and the balance of the term will he devoted to the trying of civil cases.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-15
Shocking Accident
 in Tombstone

The most shnrfing ac 'ident h ha. hippened in the history or 'h branch oi the E r X W ral'r ,a.i running into Tombstone, occu r'd his morning, when the inc 'minr train, at II 3o, killed the thre yea old daag hter of J"se Luc ra and wIi.
 The little one striyed away fror, ih, house, which Is about a hundr d rard> d st,nt. and had evidentl gn' sleep with it. little right arn ,,r,s> the rail on 'he curve het Wee Al en and Tughnut streets. Whei the train c ,iue alol. it cut off th' ,rm and otherwise bruised the bndy The fact of it's death was not dis covered until abou: half past on, o'clock.
 The parents had heen searching tn entire neighborhoOd for the infant but could not find trace Jf her, wnc, s me one discovered the body lying dead along the track.
 The railroad crew knew nothing O rhe accident, until they were info, med after cor: ng in this afternoon.
 At the point wher- the accident ,ccurred there is sharp curve, and ,n adobe shack standing clnsc to the track shuts out the view of the engi' necr. It is also on grade, and al the point where the fireman usual, puts in his last fire before com nl into the station. It is evident tha' he must have been engaged in work tt the time, or he would have seen the child.
 A coroner's jury was summoned b. Just ce Mcfarland, and after viewing the hody and scene If the accident adjourned until morning, in order t. get the testimony of the railroad crew.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-15
More Money for Arizona
 Experiment Station

Adyices rceived by the officials of the Arizona experiment station state hat ill has just passed congress md received the approval of the presi lent, which vii increase ultimately, the annual allowance of the expert nent station and agricultural college funds from Sf0 GOO tn $55,O0O.
 The bill Is known as the Adams act |. and becomes effective at once. It provides that the experiment. station fund shall be increased 5000 during the fir.t year. The allowance for this fund heretofore has been but $l',000. This means that $2O.OOO will bs al- lowed for the year which begins July It.
 The following year an additional ,, B 900 will be allowed, and 5000 ~ill b. added each succeeding year until the fund reaches 8 1000 The agri- cultural college fund remains as it was -s25,OO0 per year.
 The increased appropriation will enable the officials of the exerimen, station to continue their work on s much ore extens ve scale.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-15
Anoth er Attempt to
 Find Oil in Arizona

Ge rrge H Neale, Harry Henninger, ;miI Marks, Ne mn and P te John -on. of B sbeA. l,c tied oil lands near the In !i'n Springs, in Graham county.
 Near the springs a Beaumont outfit Is about really to start drilling, the plan bing to begin dr"pping their drill inside Of ten days. They have been delayed in getting the'r eqUp- ment "n the grou by high water in the Gili river.
 Members of the party state that they xill organize A c,mpsny for the purpose of raising funds to h~gin dev- .l"pment sork Tn y gre all confid enr, judg:n from SUI i,ce ,ndica ions, that oil will b, fnund They located c full section oi o.1 =-.s..
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-15
To Cure Cold in One Day s=.sss> s:% q:
 Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets E Sa So. syssy

property. ......-....-. lSi Oo File. RvUerIs to J N orsy Douglas lrbperty .. 1000 CU c W Strickland ct ux tJ Hilry NJ Wells Douglas property. ............. oUV Mrs C A Nu.ris and hus- band to G w Graham Douglas F opeTty ... c. John NJ Johnson ct ux to II A Schwartz isbee property. ............ lo VO EPS : w Railroad company to Walter Douglas
 u Overlook X Co to F. E Price
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Bank of Douglas to Mrs c A Norris
 REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE Thos Foster ct ux to Andrew Hog. land
 W Gray ct ux to Ellen Roberts Gid Graham ct ux to State Mutual & L Assn International Land X I'm movement company to Frank O Eivey Douglas property. .-----.- l<OV VV Henry c B-umler to $ c Dowe.l and w w Stovall Douglas property .... el0 OO stuart w French ct ux to The Gad.den Co Douglas property. ......-........ l5VU Vo Title Guarantee & Trust ompany and PrOvident Mutual Building & Loan Association To E T Nit chel Douglas property. 500 OO Ben L Watson to Fred R1ck mlnes... ... l O0 C M RobeIt., \ 0 Sweeten, David Allistor and R Stafford to Wm F Ran Kin mines .-...... oVV oV ARTICLES OF INCoRPoRA HON Santa Aua-ArizoDa Mining Go
 MORTGAGE John Hoffman ct ux ts State Nut B < L Assn
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE A Busbberg to Tom Hoffman
 REALTY MORTGAGE Geo " Stewart ct ux to Bank of Bisbee
 POWER OF ATTORNEY A B Cobb to p A Smith Alice Tate to w II Tate
 BOND I'll Smiih-roadove. seer
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Ellen R Roberts to John Hoffman
 ATTACHMENT Copper Queen Con Mining Co vs R b Hali
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-15
RECORDS OF
 C0CHISE COUNTY
Instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder
THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF

Archie Chisholm to c c
 Cor au: lot 6, block s,
 DtnsOn ooV V John NJ Johnson ct uX to
 John L and Palmer L
 Olson, lot :, block ,,
 locker mining claim,
 blsoee. ....... io V'
 MORTGAGE
 \ L Sheldon ct ux to Provident Mutual uilding & Lean Association, los 6 and :, block IS, Douglas, Sl 600
 BILL OF SALE Peter Gould ct ux 10 George W Duncan, improvements on McClIn- ok place, also Ben Fullbrighl's lace
 Peter Gould ct ux to II 4 Morgan, attle in Graham and Cochi.e coun- George H French ct ux and homas VI .Niitc tiorf hii ,iture, fixtures, etc., formerly used in lseen hotel, Douglas
 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Paradise Development Co, incor- iorators E J HuxtaAlc. F B Dorr, $ ! Badger, business of general rature; apitsl, S2oO,OO0
 Nevada Development company in crp,rators, A NJ rcng, J A Shar- ,,o-d and G F Humhert, general mining business; capital, $lo0,0oO Bullfrog Gold Rock Mining com any. incorpnrators F B and T c Tiff Ary, general mining business; cap al, si ,5On,O0O
 Isaac Parish as road overseer
 CONTRACT OF slLE Copper Queen Consol dated Mining l O. to Cornell Laurin, lots h and l6, lock 26, Douglas
 RELEASE OF MORTGAGE Brunswick Bake Collender Go. to NlcCarthy & Harris DEEDS !. Wood Grier ct ux to Vim Drury, Lowell property $ OO ! NJ Hooker to E R Hooker mines in Apache Pass mining district | 10 CO .ureha B Sparks to Gid
 Graham, Douglas prop
 cEt1 wv WY eb rC Kimball ct ux and & Linnius C Peterson ct ux
 (by .herifY) to Mary Bar
 TOW, land. z9lo zV ohn T Nicholson to A A
 Dudley, Calumet-Queen
 addition to Douglas .. 10 % Theodore L Seebold ct ux
 toe A Overlook, Doug
 las prop+rty. -.-........ io Vo c Phillipson to Bertha A Phillipson, Naco prop
 erty. ....--.-.--- r H Brysrly, R A Breth-
 erton and C Nj Henkel to Hoval A Smith, mines m
 Warren district ..... t' Elizabeth B Thomp-on to
 Land ord Co, .lots on
 locker mining claim. Warren distri:t " -. 32Oo O' 2 ohm NJ Johnson ct ux tJ
 Ellzateth E Thomps n, lots on JJckor mining claim, Warren district 10 G
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE
 Title Guarantee < Trust 10, t .lurella B and I hn M Sparks POWER OF ATTORNEY
 Ellene and J B Mardon to Wm Yardon: general power.
 LIS PESDESs
 Cochi,e Lui. Der Co vs John Me alt rt ux, suit to foreciOse morfgse nn Int Oh Knob Hi l, Bisbee AGREEMENT ican-SsginaW DevelopmentC c WI h Warren ranch
 DEEDS
 VT Steggall ct nx to Matt
 Doughery Doug
 prope.ty. ty...-....... ooO " J SpauldIng ct ux to
 N Strickland Douglas
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-15
Narrow Escape of
 a Little Child

K L. Hart, flrmerly of this city, narrowly escaped killing three year- old chiid m Phoenix th weel. He was helping to rusi, vo.ers to the polls in the water users association eiectIop, when a child ran duecrly in front Of hi. automobile I; wss only by the meet skiliiul steering that he managed 10 pass directly over the body oi the child thus saving 1t from the wh'els which would probably haze be- n fatal. At the time the automobile struck 1t it was running at slow rate O. speed or the me'e impac of the blow would have killed the little one.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-04-15
Earnings of the
 Southern Pacific

Tine Southern Pacifi: reports :o month of March operations are as follows:
 Gross earnings, SS O6i ,S44; expenses and taxes, s5,9s9,4O net earnings, $2,lI244l; eight months gross $69.- 7s6.l57; expenses and taxes, $46, ,36l,- s56; net, $23 .424 .3Ol.
 March gross increased $l,4l9,S46 over corresponding month last year and ret increased $5l2,232.