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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23
FRLTERNAL BROTHERHOOD IS
PRONOUNCED SOLVENT

Sam p. Davis, controller and ex-
omcio insurance commissioner for the
state OF Nevada has just completed an
examination of the financial condi-
ton of the Fraternal Brotherhood.
In February. 1906, complaints we're
made by policy holders, charging the
management with dereliction of duty
and unbusinesslike methods. Irwin G.
Lewis and Harry Foster were COM
missioned as deputies to expert the
books Of the order. Later a report
was made which showed that the
, complaints were more or less justi-
pany had not been managed in the
past according to recognized business
method
During the last six months. under
new management. reform has taken
place in the methods employed in the
conduct of the orders business. 1t
was with a view of determining
whether or not tho order had baan
/ carried out certain recommendations
/ that Mr. DAVIS cama to This ci+v
In his renort Mr. Davis s.vs
"In Octobar of tho nraeor, r-o,r
the Insurance Commissioners Of No
yada visited Jos .,on,o- ,,d fa,,,a
upon an examination of the hooks
-b.+ tho a,.,o,,.,.- -, 49,.
X re1ucod with i,crooso5 oe,o;o-.
that the money in the na,raner+ "a.
serve fund. which in Anril of tho ,ro.
ent wear was s1555o v-ae an Son
tember /, $50 G4a3o
"All eyDerdirnres are rarrasap4ad
by proper vouchers. ana -ba fr,,.,s y,
the permanent reserve fnr1 h,,s
been invested in nroner encn,;,;o, p,
addition TO this funds which baro haa,,
invested in savings hanks haro haer
eoo,,rc, H. ,
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23

nal. He is the only publisher in the
world who is making a net income
Of $1,000, 900 a year, solely from maya
zines.--He issued four new magazines
in the last year and more coming.
People are saying that Munsey turns
out a new magazine every fifteen min
ute- The fact is Frank Munsey is
to the publishing field what Roosevelt
is to politics-the most dominant per-
sonality in the field"
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23
ANOTHER POLITICAL SCANDAL

There is confirmed suspicion
among the observing people Of Ne
vada that the opening Of the Walker
Indian reservation will not be unat-
tended by scandals which will cause
the President of the United States to
rue the day fhen he permitted him
self to be persuaded into premature
signing Of the opening proclamation.
That reservation and the events pre-
ceding its opening have been watched
with too close scrutiny to obscure
the fact that all will not be fair and
free and with equal chance for every
one in the location of claims, when
the opening day arrives.
During the Indian regime. the res
ervation was supposed to be jealousy
guarded against prospectors and in
teriopers. The government has had
lis police with a strict patrol along
its borders. and it has Jared hard with
The luckless prospector or adventurer
who had dared to tempt their con-
fines. 1t has been a coveted but for
bldden land , and no one was sup
posed 60 have an advantage over
another is exploring its preserves.
t,1t w hat of bn c
there been an impartial admihistra-
JIor Of the rules and regulations laid
down by ihc 2oernment?
Despite the vigilance of the police,
many prospectors. through one sub
torfu"e or another, have gained en-
trance to the reservation for a short
time. On these trips they have en-
couIftored numerous sO-called "gov-
crnment geologists' mining eX-
pcrts. etc, all exploring the reserva
'icu. oslensiby for the government
and they We're receiving the kindly
and careful protection OF the Indian
police. They We're there. presumably
to explore and determine and lay of
the mineral lands. and segregate then
from the grazing and agriculture
lands, for the purpose of allotmen
by the government But it has be
come known that many of these So
called government officials were no
in the employ of the government a
all but. armed with permits, were
purely prospecting the mineral land
for the purpose of their location a
mining claims at the opening of th'
reservation; and the monuments the,
scr up were not the surveyors posts
lluf guides to the claimants in futur,
operations. In fact. some Of thes
government officials were recoe
nized as we'll known prospectors. e4
ports and mining engineers of NeVad
il he employ o wlar%e mining syr
dicates, or Of men who hold honoI
al,ie and responsible positions in tn
government service, either elective q
apnointiye and for these men an
employees were obtaining notes an
Information to be used upon the opel
ira of the reservation. and il win l.
H. without 2 neradyenturc 1hs
mach Of the best mineral ground wi
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23

the clock shows the hour of noon on
have already been staked the instant
the 29th Of this month. In fact. there
are a score of mining men and oper-
ators in Goldfield today. who make
no concealment Of the fact that they
have prospectors in the Indian reser-
vation. and have had for months past,
these prospectors being armed with
permits and upon investigation it
was found that every one of these op-
orators has some political or social
pull with high government officials,
either in Nevada or in Washington.
AS result of these foregoing facts
the sturdy prospector Of Nevada. who
has observed the law and regulations
concerning the reservation. are not
surveying the situation with calm and
submissive unconcern, and when the
rush breaks over the border we are
more than apprehensive of trouble.
In fact. that there will be bloodshed
is generally accepted. Prospecting
parties are going into the reservation
armed to the teeth. with the deter
NINA alton that no man or set OF men
shall have a claim that was located
before the minute Of the official open
Ing OF the reserve. They are bold il
Il
termna iiOn to defend them to the
death .
There is also a suspicion that there
is politics mixed up in the AFFAIR. and
100. with apparent foundation. 1t is
generally believed that the unnatural
and uncaiieJ for haste in opening the
reservation. was with the outcome of
Ih1 impending state election in view.
The miners Of Neada. almost to q
man. vote the democratic ticket To
open the reservation at this juncture
Just presiding the state lection,
would greatly rebound to the chances
OF the republican ticket. Nine out of
ten prospectors and miners who GO
into the district-and there will he
tnousands-wil lose their votes. and
the republican party will benefit to
streets OF Goldfield that if one is a
democrat and wants a grubstake fcI
the Indian reservation. all he has tc
do is to go to republican headquar
ters and he will be Outfitted. 1t is
hardly possible that the astute repub
!ican politicians did not have this
in view, when they urged upon the
department and the president a
Washington the almost immediate j.,
suance of the opening proclamation
Whatever may be the real facts il
the case. the suspicion obtains. anC
will not be downed. that the openin2
ot the reservation at this time. an,
under the stated terms and condi
lions are attended ana influenced
5y ulterior motives and that the rea
IN" abiding miner and prospecto
viii not be given a square deal: an,
it is our belief that as an OUTCOME
President Roosevelt will have anothe
c4nIaI upon his hands. than whic1
20 greater has come to light durin
his administration News.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23
BILLIARDS. IN COLORADO

The worst storm since 1899 struck
Colorado Friday and continued until
Monday.
A foot Of snow fell on the level
and stock suffered severely
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23
RAMSEY STAGE LINE

> '9'.-F stage saVe2 G;r hi D tne
err al Of the Toaopzh / Ain. D.. ties
cave Carson city at 9:cc.. a. y. and
connect with the stag wz.:ir1 =
Churchill, Extra stages FOR t.rqa par.
"e0. Make arrangements by r,;fe 10
Fo"'e Rro5 stage Lire. Chur.fil.
Fare So.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23
A-El . " &N ~

Agents, tale or F'e,ralo. make big
money selling or goods Write for
catalogue. If YOU want 10 buy for
Your own use, our prices Will aston
ish you. United Mfrs Mail Order
Co. l21 Frant St, New York CITY.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23

Jimmie StauntOn has gone to Reno
TO fill position in the Gray. Reid
Wright store over there.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23

FOR Observation-Disclosures room in
western part OF town. Inquire at this
f1iceo If
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23

Albert Frye has consented to sing
a the Presbyterian Tea tomorrow az
ternoon. Miss Edwards will also con
tribute TO the afternoons enjoyment
by singing a solo.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23

Raymond Penery, the talented win
dow dresser IS over from Reno.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23

VIM. KINNEY
Democratic Silver Party Nominee for
-SHERlFF AND ASSESSOR
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23

ED. REGAIN
Democrat Silver Party Nominee for
County Com 7js5ioner-Uonq term)
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-23
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS


o. n. GALLUP
Democratic ana SiIer Nominee for
CLERK and TREASURER
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-02
FOR gopps's FERRY BRIDGE.

Mrs. Laura Hoppe is circulating
stock subscription list for the
purpose Of organizing a COM
pany to build and maintain a toll
bridge at Koppe's Ferry on the
Brozos River between Brazos and
Burleson counties. sas1 bridge to
cost not exceeding 100000.
This is an enterprise which has
long been needed by the people on
both sides of the river and one will
be the means of bringing large
amount of trade and cotton regu'
larly to Bryan which now goes
often.imes on account OF
the difficulty Of getting here. Mrs.
Hoppe is meeting with much en-
enlargement in the way OF liberal
stock subscriptions from planters
and business men and there seems
10 be no doubt that the enterprise
will succeed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-02
PAXTON SISTERS. ALL NEXT WEEK

An advance notice says: TT e
next attraction at the Opera House
will be the three Payton Sisters
and their big popular price stock
company. They will be here al
the week beginning Monday night
and will give a complete change of
program at each performance.
Their advance agent arrived in
the city yesterday and he, with
Mr.. Mike. the Opera House man
ager, decided to admit ladies free
to see their opening play Monday
night. That is a lady will be adj
mitted free with each person hold
ing a so cent ticket purchased at
Haswelrs book store before 8 p.
III. Monday The sale opened
yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-02

We have received another shipment Of
ladies wraps and fun. Webb Bros. 2s1
just received a nice line of oyercoau fol
boys, ages 5to 10 years. Webb Bros. 81
Nice line Of fresh fancy assorted cake,
just received by Mrs. Otto Boehme. 2S4
Judge J. w. Doremus has returned from
yisi, TO San Antonio on legal business.
For Sale-Prae,ieally new No. 8 Rem
ington typewriter. See +. l.. Beard. 2s3
wanted--Good steady man who under
stands gardening. Apply a, this office. 80
Davis Scott and Mis- Emma Scott Of
Grimes county were in the city yesterday.
Miss Lille Brady Of Dallas is in the city
visiting her mother, Mr. w. NJ. James.
Read John NJ. Caldwells ad. in this is
sue relative 70 his display of new goods.
For Rent-Dwelling house near Allen
Academy. Apply to Mrs. J, w. Leigh.
PSI
Mrs. X. n. Scale and Mrs. F. A.
Caps were visitors from Benohey yesier-
day.
Mn. +. NJ. Ewing and Miss Lille Ew-
ing wets visitors from Pin Bridge yesier-
day.
f. X. Lloyd. w. J. Lang, Jack and
lobe Tobias were here from Kurien yea
tefday.
wan,ed-A Young man and boy to
work in a store. address Box 655, Bry-
an, Texas. 2S2
Miss Lou Allen and Miss Dean were Wis
Dean were visitors from Grimes county
yesterday.
Miss Cleo Frost returned to Corsecana
yesterday after a visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. !.
5. Mooring
Mrs. Dunlap returned to Somerville yes
terday after a visit to her daughter. Mrs.
Chas. ). Gamer
Mn. r. J. Butler has returned from
Houston accompanied by her grandson,
Master Butler Hickman.
The postofhce At Smeiana has been dis
continued on aoooun, nj the rural tree mail
delivery service from Bryan.
Mp. Mobley of Corsicana arrived YES
ierday afternoon and will reside with her
father, Mr.. Geo. Umenseuer.
Handsome japanese novelties, fresh good, I
direct from Japan-Call, ladies be-
lore they are picked over. J. A. Myers. ,
Mrs. J. !. May returned TO Galveston
yesterday as,er visiting her sister. Mn. A.
I. Evans, who accompanied her to Nava-
ota.
Position Wanted-By young German;
peaks English we'll. Good habits. Ref.
rcnces. Address German, care Eagle.
ryan, Texas. 2S7
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-02

The quail season opened yesterday.
A. A. Farley visited Calvert yesterday
]. S. Harrison Of Keith was here yesier-
day.
Mrs. F. A. Lee has been III several
days.
J. X. Smith of Reliance was in the city
yesterday.
See our line OF ready made silk waists.
Webb Bros. 2s2
Fresh shipment OF Blanks candy now at
Howell Bros. 2s4
JEFF P. Royder Of wellborn was in the
city yesterday.
Jim White was gu, yesterday after sew
eral days illness.
Mrs. w. c. Boye,r was a visitor from
College yesterday.
New crop lrsh potatoes, tomatoes and
beans a; Howell Bros. 2sl
Just lfttlNt4 htAAtlihi Nnt W eiAh ptAr
ticoats. Webb Bros. 2s2
For the be,; of everything in life insur-
ance see K. G.. Tabor. 2s7
Mrs. r. NJ. Nall returned Yesterday
after a visit in Marlin.
Mr.. and Mis-. Joe sample were visitors
from Tabor Yesterday.
c. NJ. SPaan OF Nayasoia was here on
legal business Yesterday.
Mr. and Ms Williams were visitors
from Grimcs county Yesterday.
November Victor records jus, received a,
A. MeKenIies iewlery store. 2si
A. w Royder and son, Lyle, were in
the city yesterday from wellbon.
f. A. Turner OF the /. & G. \. was
here from Houston yesterday
Marriage license has been issued 20 Law
renee Figures and Classy Porter
wanied-To rem, or buy a house close
in Apply to 2. u. Hcnsarling. 2S5
W. ID. Yardley and K. P. Andrews Of
Harvey were in the city yesterday.
J. +. ca, Of Edge and Morgan Clos,
of Tabor wSe in the city yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-02

For hne fresh bread and cakes of all
kinds cali at the Texas Bakery. Careful
attention TO special orders. Phone SO.
! Mn. Otto Boehme. II
Mrs Joe Wiley left yesterday for Waxa-
hachie &c Join her husband who has ae-
cepted a position as superintendent of the
oil mill at that place.
Messrs. Jim and Hendricks Conway and
their sisters, Misses Allie and Ray Con
way, have begun housekeeping at Mr. S.
NJ. Waldrops home place near the court
house.
w. n. McBee, advance agent for Pay
ton Sisters Big Comedy Company, was
here yesterday making arrangements for
the appearance or his company at the OPP
era house all neat week.
Mr.. J. o. Tucker invites the patronage
OF the public at his Barber Shop, new
stand in building rear of Harry Marwil's.
Shave IS cents; hair cut, SINCE and sham
poo Is cents each. First class service. $50
WANTED-1o buy tract OF about one
hundred acres Of land. with fifty to sixty
acres creek bottom land and balance timber
land, well improved with house on il and
within eight or ten miles Of Bryan. See
DE Bate at Wagner s. Brandons 2s3wl
The Daughters Of the Confederacy will
meet on Friday, November ?" a, the resi-
denee Of Mrs. FL Garth The members
are particularly requested to be present.
Business OF importance. Mrs. J. ID.
West, recording secretary. Meeting $50
p. m. 2s2
The tea given by Z. J. Fountain for the
benefit OF the ladies Of 81. Andrews Guild
episcopal church, scored another social
and financial success. The attendance was
large and the ladies realized S25.l5 for
their treasury. They request the Eagle to
express their thanks to Mr.. Fountain for
his generosity and courtesy.
Robert Lloyd Of Franklin was visitor
Thursday. Robert was enrouie home /
from Bryan, where he had gone to appear
before the pharmaceutical board to be ex-
lmined, and having stood a splendid ex-
animation was awarded his diploma -
Hearne Democrat.
All rubbish from the recent IRE is being
hauled away and ,imbers placed on the
yrounds Tor rebuilding the compress Of the
Bryan Press Company. The boilers have
'een raised and found to be in good condi-
ion. Engineer wynne is in charge OF the
work and has a oonyenien, shop fitted up.
The Eagle has received the following in
.itaiion.
MIS-. Sue Scale Barnes
requests the pleasure OF your company
at the marriage OF her daughter
Katherine Elizabeth
10
Mr.. John Decatur Jarrou
Wednesday morning. November fourteenth
At eleven O'Clock
Al the home of the brides grandmother
Nln. Elizabeth Henry Scale l.
Benchley. Texas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-02
TENANTS.

Persons needing renter "r next
year will pleSse call ~ M, "ii'ce 80
once. TR Batte. 26 w55
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-02
pany Of famous Rurales.

panY Of famous Rurales.
Many exclusive features.
Exclusion rates via l. & G.N
For particulars see !. s G. n. agents or
write D. 5. Price, G. p. & r. A., Pales-
tine, Texas. NOV. lOl
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-02
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

& G. N. SCHEDULE
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
No. t0t arrives at .........4:ii y. IN.
SoRrH BOUND TRAINS.
No. NJ arrives at.......... 1910 a. m
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-02

Of mode material and makeup all essential in the
clothes We SELL The lack of either one would detract
from the garments Our lines at
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-08-02

Beginning
Aug. IL, a
held onthe
idence. III
and gentlcu
Miss Leaaa
Miss Kitty {
Miss Fannie
CENT
Dr.. Stillwell
Il Henry Hayne
Rev. Andre. ,
y A''tain Hay.
N'nmltt koltiI
:, After the 81
! uenen's doubl
! Is the inten,
~ organfeld
u 'lnSviile after
'letes. '''
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-02-05
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
Twenty Three Voted For Them and
Six Were Opposed.

Chicago. Feb. 5.-Delegates to the
National Insurance convention adopted
resolutions. Twenty-three stase voted
for them and six against. New York
did not vote, wishing to attract the at
tention Of the Armstrong committee.
Future policy Of states and territories
was referred to a committee of fifteen
which has power to enlarge its mem
bership. The committee is to submit
a report to another meeting. to be held
at Washington in September.
Governor Cummins OF Iowa presented
the resolutions. They oppose the de-
ferred dividend plan as being unsound
in principle. and insist that annual
statements should be prepared. An
annual accounting Of surplus is urged.
An apportionment to begin at a prop
er time after the issuance OF the pol
icy to each policy holder of his share
of the entire surplus OF the preceding
year. after reserving a reasonable mar
gin OF safety and an option on the part
of the policy holder TO withdraw his
share in money. is suggested. other
options-Telating to the purchase Of ad-
ditional insurance may be included
A division OF jurisdiction for mutual
companies IS favored. and policy hold
ers have votein conventions TO be
held in each. All reports should be
published and conservative investments
made.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-02-05
FIRST CASE OF
KIND EVER TRIED
Conceallnent of Assets In Bankrupt
Matter Charged.
FIND THREE GUILTY
In Order TO Secure the Necessary
Evidence TO Convict Nearly
Couple of Years Was Re
quired by Cover ment.

New York Feb. 5.-,After a trial last
ing week Richard Cohen. simon L.
Simpson and Isador Mann were found
guilty by a jury i'm the United states
district court on indictments charging
the concealment OF assets from the
trustee in bankruptcy with intent to
defraud creditors and conspiring
against the government. A recon-
mendation for mercy was made in the
case Of Mann. The penalty is a fine of
not more than $4,000 nor less than
$1,000, and jail sentence Of not more
than two years.
This is the first conviction OF the
kind ever secured. It took the govern
Lent nearly two years to gather the
evidence in the case. The defendants
were indicted by the United States
grand jury March 2. sos. The alleged
conspiracy began about three months
prior to March 26 1904. on which date
petition in bankruptcy was filed
against the American Wire and Steel
featured beds. The president OF this
concern was Simon L. Simpson. On
March s. 1904. a petition was filed
against Richaro Cohen, who was in the
furniture business. Cohen is a broth
er-inlaw of Simpson.
The creditors caused an exa nination
Of the affairs of the bankrupts to be
made. The Investigation. it is charg-
ed. uncovered the facts that the liabil-
flies OF the two concerns aggregated
over $4,000. while the assets at the
time Of the failure only amounted to
a-out $4,000. The major portion hay-
ing disappeared. Isador Mann. who is
a cousin Of both debtors. IL was furth-
er charged. was brought on from New
Haven. Conn.,. where he resided. to as
sist in the failures by taking over as
signments OF all the outstanding ac
counts of the American Wire and Steel
Bed company. and arranging to ship a
large part of Cohens stock to Boston.
Cohen in the meanwhile, 1t is stated.
has been buying all the merchandise
that he could get and as fast as he
received IT he got rid of it by selling
Il at a low price so as to convert II
It in various places in the city and Vi
cinity and shipping the remainder to
Boston. While Cohen was thus en-
gagged. Simpson was equally so. and
month before the failure was an
nouncced. II was alleged. kenthIs gac-
tory working both day and night arr.i
shipped to HRS friends many thousands
OF dollars worth of springs. beds.
couches. etc. However. no record was
kept OF where the goods went or to
whom they were shipped.
Counsel, summing up in behalf of
the defendants. argued that the action
OF his clients was not contrary to the
provisions OF the bankruptcy law. and
declared that. instead Of being con-
cealed. the property had been disposed
Of at public sale.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-02-05
BRIEFLY NOTED.


Tampa" steer. brought S37s50 at
Denver.
Gophers are destroying trees in Sher-
man and vicinity.
Near Paige Tex. the little son OF
VIII Josephs was burned 20 death.
Rev. w. II. II. CZip) Hays. pioneer
Baptist minister. died near Henderson,
Tex.
President Eliot OF Harvard college
says prize fighting is preferable to foot
ball.
Rev. Mr. Fulson was badly gored
and trampled by a steer at Pawnee,
Okla
Judge A. W. Terrell thinks a special
session Of the Texas Legislature viii be
called.
Oklahoma state Poultry association
win hold all future exhibits at Oklaho-
ma City.
George Bolton, convicted at Musko-
gee OF killing Robert Bolton. his cousin.
was given life imprisonment.
The Texas Golf association was or
ganized at Houston. There viii be a
tournament at Dallas in April
James Barnard. charged with photo
graphing currency. was arrested at
Denver He was indicted IN 1898 at
Dallas, and viii be tried there.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-02-05
LYTLE RETURNS.

Reports the American National Live
stock Association Meeting Success.
Fort Worth. Feb. 5.-Captain John T.
Lyle. secretary OF the Texas Cattle
Raisers' association. is back from Dem
yer. where he attended the amalgamat-
yer. where he attended the amalgama-
ton OF the American with the Nation
al Livestock association. He reports a
harmonious and satisfactory meeting.
with n good attendance. one OF the
most important matters before the
convention was advanced charges by
commission firms on all. markets. The
convention bitterly opposed the adj
vance and appointed a committee to
confer with commission firms.
The contract for the new Armour
100000 canning plant IS not yet let.
but the plans have been submitted.
They include extensive additions to the
present packing house.