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, 1907-10-12
STOCK SHIPMENTS AT
THE LARAMIE YARDS.

The following stock shipments were
at the local yards this morning, on
their way eastward: G.. S. Spencer
Kemmerer, Wyo., to South Omaha,
four cars Of sheep; Ed Marks, Coke
vile, Wyo,, to Chicago, eleven cars OF
sheep; r. j. O'Malley, Kemmerer tc
South Omaha, six cars of sheep; Ed
Smith and X. X. Curtis, Kemmerer tc
South Omaha, four cars of cattle; F
]. Fabian, Opal, Wyo, to South Oma
ha, six cars Of sheep; E. J.. Brandley
Opal to South Omaha, seven cars o.
sheep.
, 1907-10-12
CROPS ALL HARVESTED
AT EXPERIMENT FARM,

Mr.. A. c. Musser this morning report
ed to The Republican that they had
finished threshing the wheat at the
farm and are now ready for expert
ments and other tests at that place,
The winter vegetables have all been
put in the winter cellar n everything
is in readiness for the winter. He says
the potato crop is not large in guam
tity, but good in quality. So is the
pea crop, of which there are twent!
varieties.
, 1907-10-12
HARTMAN DENIES THAT HE HAS
GIVEN ORDERS FOR SWEEP
ING REDUCTIONS ON
ALL HIS ROADS.
Wall Street Gossip to That Effect is
Said to Have Been Responsible for
Decline Of Stocks-oId Clerk Of
Stock Exchange Firm Arrested for
Larceny of Check for Large
Amount to Cover Stock Losses.

10 New York, Oct. 1.-THE stock c
@ market opened very weak today, C
@ a number Of leading stocks sell c
10 panic of last March. The gossip C
@ of the financial district in expla- G
Q nation of the decline was based G
70 on the rumor that E H. Hartman c
10 had given orders for sweeping re- {
10 auctions on every railroad line he G
10 controls. Hartman made denial c
Q that any such orders had been c
Q given. c
Q Q Q Q Q @ Q @ O O O O g
, 1907-10-12
Rev. r. 3. Peery, Phi. D., Of Denver,
President of Rocky Mountain Synod of
General Synod of Evangelical Luth-
aran Church of limited States

heV. n. q. FeeTy, fn. ", OF DehVer,
President Of Rocky Mountain Synod of
General Synod of Evangelical Luth-
eran Church of United States.
the country about here. He will be
the West Side church, who will &C
company him to Elk mountain on
Tuesday, they spending a couple of
days in that vicinity. On Friday even
ing, at 7:45, DR.. Peery will address the
people of the West Side church and
friends generally on the missionary
work of the church, and this will be
followed by an informal reception at
the parsonage by the Young Women's
Missionary society and Rev. and Mrs.
Woods, all the members of the congre-
cation being invited.
Will Speak in Japanese.
The most interesting meeting of DR..
Peery's visit here, perhaps, will be
that of Monday night, when he will de-
liver an address in Japanese to the
people of that country in the hall at
the rear of Wilkinson's insurance Of
flee. DR.. Peery was for twelve years a
missionary for his church in Japan
and speaks the language of that coun-
try as fluently as he does the English.
He will address the Japanese resi-
dents both on intellectual and moral
subjects, in an effort to bring them to
a better understanding of the laws
and language of this country, many OF
them intending to remain residents Of
America.
, 1907-10-12
TO TWINS.
Teacher Whips Both When She Fail:
to Find Guilty One.

P1ttsburg, Pa, Oct. 12.-Albert
knightlinger and John Knightlinge,
are ~13-year-old twins, who look SO
much alike that the teacher at the
schoo cannot tell them apart. They
were always getting into trouble and
blaming it on each other, and Miss
carrie Singer their teacher, has many
umes punished the innocent one fol-
an onense committed by his brother
She made this mistake o often that
Yesterday she appealed to the assistant
principal, who decided to whip both 81
Them so he would get the right one
NOW he viii answer to = charge o.
, 1907-10-12
MORE CARS ADDED
TO LENGTHY LIST.

to GCTN0 ~ EI0
1t Is reported today that R. H.
Homer, E. J.. Bell and c. P. Arnold are
to be added to the list of automobile
owners nov awaiting the arrival of
new machines. These orders are said
to have gone forward with those of
Mrs. John w. Ernest and w. B. EN-.
mons. 1t is said that Mrs. Emmons
will have n for her own use, in adj
dition to the six-cylinder Franklin for
Mr.. Emmons, and the Homers will get
a runabout. The orders were placed
by the Lovejoy Novelty works, which
will become the agent for the Franklin
company here. Senator Crumrine is
also said to be developing the fever
and he may be the next.
, 1907-10-12
SECRETARY OF WAR REACHES
CITY AND PAYS OFFICIAL Wis
1T TO GOVERNOR OF
THE ISLANDS.
Banquet rendered Him by Consul Gen.
eral WILDER, Which Was Addressed
by WI Ting Fang, Ambassador Ac.
credited to Government at Wash.
ALPHABETICALLY Relations Be.
tween United States and China.

Hong Kong, Oct. 12.-Secretary Of
War Taft arrived here this morning.
He visited the governor of the islands
Consul General WILDER will give a ban.
quet to Taft, which will be attended
by representative Chinese. including
WI Ting Fang, the minister assigned
to Washington.
Will Keep UP Good Feeling.
At the banquet given by Consul Gen
eral WILDER in honor of Secretary Taft
WI Ting Fang said that China and
America had always entertained the
friendliest relations, and his duty, after
arriving in the United States, would
be to continue these relations, which
were being strengthened day by day
Taft Makes Reply.
Secretary Taft said that all improve
ments in China, whether government
or administrative reforms or the de
velopment of the of the coun
try, would nave Americas cordial SYM
pathy and support.
, 1907-10-12
Great Fire in New York.

New York, Oct. 12.-Ffre of un
known origin, against which thirteen
engine companies battled early today
destroyed the s~ix-story brick factory
building at 176-1S0 Grand street, caus
ing a loss estimated at over. 5000, 900
Families Driven Into Rain.
A hundred families were driven
from the surrounding tenements into a
pouring rain. The building was occu'
pied by the Columbia Gas Fixture com
pany and other concerns.
, 1907-10-12
Pullman Conductor Killed.

Birmingham, Ala, Oct. 12.-In a col
lision between a Louisville and Nash
vile freight train and the Louisville
and San Francisco passenger train, at
Pratt City, Ala, this morning, Pullman
Conductor j. C. Smith was instantly
killed and several persons were In
jured. The dead Int injured were in
the last Pullman car.
, 1907-10-12
NAMED AS BENEFICIARY
IN INSURANCE POLICY.

William ]. Farley, the guide and
teamster for a tourist party who shot
and killed himself accidentally at Kin
near's ranch, near Lander, Friday
evening, was buried in the Eagles
cemetery at Lander wednesday even
ing by the local members. Farley
owned g hack line at Thermopolis, but
had not been there very long. He had
a sister living at Lincoln, Neb., who is
named as the beneficiary in the insur-
ance policy that he carried in the
NJ. B. A.
, 1907-10-12
Faced Three Defeats,

Detroit, Mich, Oct. 1.-THE Detroit
American league baseball team vent
upon the field at Bennett park this
afternoon with three straight defeats
registered against it by the Chicago
National league team, following I
twelve-inning tie, with which the two
, 1907-10-12

NEW ONES
LAWYERS ADMITTED TO PRAC'
TICE IN THIS STATE AT THE
RECENT EXAMINATION.
List Includes Some Notable Young
Men Of Wyoming, One of Them
Being Sheridan Downey, Whose
Father Was Pioneer and Former
Delegate TO Congress.

Thirteen new attorneys will OPEN Of
fees in Wyoming now, following their
admission to the bar of the state by
the supreme court, seven having
passed a most satisfactory examina'
ton, and the other six being admit
ted as attorneys from other states says
the Cheyenne Tribune.
The state board of examiners for
admission to the bar consists of At
torneys Burdick, Blydenburgh, Mich.
oils, Corthell and Lacey, and at the
session of the court this morning Mr.
Burdick paid a warm compliment tc
the new candidates, stating that he
had never known a class to pass a
better examination.
Laramie Man Included.
The attorneys admitted by examin
alton are Herbert v. Lacey, eldest
son of Judge j. w. Lacey OF this city
and a graduate of the Harvard law
school; John D. Clark, son OF judge
Gibson Clark of Cheyenne, and a grad
uate of the Nebraska university law
school, both OF whom will begin theii
, 1907-10-12
SPEAK
TO JAPANESE
FORMER LUTHERAN MINISTER
COMING TO SPEND SEVERAL
DAYS IN THIS VICINITY.
Dr.. r. B. Peery, President of Rocky
Mountain Synod, Planning Ten
Days of Missionary Work Here for
Benefit of churches-Reception at
Home Of Rev. Oscar Woods.

Rev. R. B. Peery, Phi. D.. of Denver.
president of the Rocky Mountain synod
of the general synod of the Evangelical
Lutheran church, is expected to arrive
in the city on Monday afternoon and
, 1907-10-12

legal careers in the paternal law off
ces. San M. Thompson is a son OF
General John Charles Thompson, for.
merly Of this city, and was formerly
telegraph editor of the Tribune. He
also graduated at Lincoln. Ray E. Lee
is a partner of D. w. Elliott and has
charge of Mr.. Elliott's practice in his
absence.
Going to T%orrington.
John l.. Sawyer was a member of
the last legislature and will hang out
his single in Torrington. Milton C,
Burk is one OF the newcomers to the
state and is a resident of Hudson, near
Wind River reservation. Sheridan
Downey of Laramie is the son Of one
of Wyoming's pioneers and graduated
from the University Of Michigan. Those
admitted from other towns are James
o. Marts of Newcastle, Charles Oehlor
of Saratoga, William c. Kinkead of
Cheyenne, Cyrus o. Brown of Douglas.
John ]. Springs of Lander, and VIII,
liam Wersel of Riverton.
, 1907-10-12
TWENTY-ONE lives
LOST NLAkES SUPERIOR

steamer Mariposa, three days overdue
from Tapiti, is eighty-seven miles off
the coast from Monterey, without fuel.
Rowed Great Distance.
First Mate w. D. Watson, who rowed
the entire distance to Monterey, re-
ported the steamers ~predicament. A
steamer has left Monterey to tow the
Mariposa to San Francisco.
, 1907-10-12
BOARD wit

The state board of medical examin-
ers will adjourn this afternoon, to
meet next time at Cheyenne. Four ap-
plicants for physicians certificates
were examined by the board.
, 1907-10-12
Explosion Kills rrainmen.

Reynolds, Ga. Oct. 12.-Three train
men were killed and much property
damage was done this morning by the
explosion of an engine of the Central
Georgia road.
, 1907-10-12
Dry Goods store Burned.

San Jose, Cal, Oct. 12.-Fire de-
stroyed the Arcade dry goods store, at
South First and Fernando streets, last
night. The loss is estimated at $780,
900.
, 1907-10-12
viii Keep UP Good Feeling.
Emperoc GROWING Morse.

Vienna, Oct. 1.-THE condition OF
Emperor Francis Joseph took a turn
for the worse at noon and he Is now
considered in a serious state.
, 1907-10-12
RECEIVES SOME BUCKS
RIGHT FROM CANADA,

There are four carloads of bucks II
the stockyards here today, one carload
being for James McGibbon and sons
of the Willow creek ranch. They will
be taken to the ranch.
, 1907-10-12
CAR SHORTAGE IS
NOW BEING FELT
RAILROADS REALIZING THE SERI.
Gus CONDITIONS THREAT
ENED SOME TIME AGO.
New York Central Could Easily Use
Ten Thousand Cars More Than
Are Now Available and Other
Roads Likely to Feel Pinch-Try.
ing to Get Into Shape for Winter.

Chicago, Ill, Oct. 12.-The threaten
ed car shortage, against which the
railroads have been fighting for
months, has arrived, n business in
all of the eastern traffic centers is
more or less seriously affected. The
condition into which the railroads arc
drifting is best realized when It is
stated that the New York Central lines
west of Buffalo alone are short owe
1000 cars.
Need for Ten Thousand Cars.
What the car shortage is Oh the
system east of Buffalo is not stated,
but it is not exaggeration to say that
If the New York Central lines had 10,
900 cars more than there are at this
time available they could use them to
advantage. The Lake Shore alone was
unable to provide within $500 cars OF
the number demanded by it's patrons.
Great Grain Movement.
In view of the present phenomenal
demand for cars in many lines of bust,
ness, the pessimistic statements Of
some of the railway arrangements are
discounted by others, who take a more
hopeful view of the future. One rea
son for the shortage in cars is the
great grain movement, which is taxins
the capacity of the railroads. to the
limit.
Flour Shipments Heavy.
Last week there were more than
600 900 bushels more grain shipped east
from Chicago than during the preyiou;
week, and 1,251, 900 bushels in exces;
of the corresponding week of the veal
previous. The flour shipments eas'
, 1907-10-12
A RAILROAD MEN
VISITING IN TIL!

VTSTTTNO TN THTS CTT Y.
Among the visiting railroad meu
from Omaha today were j. B. Sheldon
OF the telegraph department and ]. II.
Grove, the engineer OF tests, who were
among the guests at the Union Pacific.
, 1907-10-12

increased nor than $500 barrels ove
the previous week, and were more than
II 500. barrels in excess of the CORE
spending week Of the previous year.
Railroads Are hustlins.
In all of the big traffic centers the
railroads are making strenuous efforts
to prevent going into the winter
months with a grave congestion, but
now it would appear that their efforts
might be in vain.
, 1907-10-12
Steiner Without Fuel.

San Francisco. Cal, Oct. 12.-Ac-
cording to advices received in this
city, the Oceanic Steamship company's
, 1907-10-12

assault and battery made by their
mother.
, 1907-10-12
CUBS TAKE GAME FROM DETROIT
THIS AFTERNOON TWO TO
NOTHING ON HOME
DIAMOND.

Crowds Cut Down on Account of Bad
Weather and Betting Reduced on
Account Of Defeat in Every Game
for Detroit since Tuesdays Tie
Final Score Gives Victory to Win
dy City Men or Windy Day.
Standing of the Clubs.
Played Won Lost Per CT.
Chicago . ........5 4 0 1000
Detroit .........5 4 900
, 1907-10-12
AppIes From Appie CITY.

The grand secretary brought home
with him specimens Of apples grown
in the orchards about Lander. a couple
of which he laid on the table Of the
fraternal reporter for this paper and
which are both large and beautiful,
and taste as well as they look. A
splendid group picture of the grand
lodge was also taken at Lander, a copy
of which Mr. Miller brought home with
him.
, 1907-10-12

Batteries.
Detroit-Mullin and Archer.
Chicago-Brown and King.
Howard played at first base for Chi
cago, as Chance had his fingers injured
yesterday.
, 1907-10-12

POSTMASTER NAMED
FOR PATHFINDER.
Charles Baker has been made post,
master at Pathfinder, Natrona county,
Wyo.
, 1907-10-12

Daily Republican. 50 cent. . month.
, 1907-10-12
WILL MEET
AT RAWL|NS
GRAND LODGE OF ODD FELLOWS
TO CONVENE IN THAT CITY
JUST A YEAR HENCE.
Laramie Party, Including Grand Sec
rotary and Representatives Of Lar
annie and Albany Lodges, Return
This Morning Filled With Enthu-
siasm for Treatment at Lander.

Grand Secretary Louis Miller and
Representatives Elmer Beltz. C. d.
Oviatt, Henry Koch, Homer Cowden
and Fred Koch returned this morning
from Lander, where they had been to
attend the meeting Of the grand lodge
of Wyoming, Odd Fellows, the meet
ing converting at 9 O'Clock Wednesday
morning and not adjourning until late
Thursday night. The session vas
quite well attended, the business dis.
posed of being of a very important ma,
ture. The grand lodge will meet at
Rawlins on the 14th of next October,
that city having been the unanimous
choice of the representatives. Mr..
Yelton, a member of the local party,
stopped off at Cheyenne for a visit un,
til tomorrow.
Warm Hospitality.
Grand Secretary Miller says the peo-
pie of Lander received the grand lodge
with remarkable hospitality. The
homes were open and the people We'd
with each other in doing honor to the
occasion. The stay was pleasant, for
all there was an immense amount of
work to be done, requiring that the
representatives devote o time to
the matters of the grand lodge than
some of them desired with the bound
less opportunities for social enjoyment
laid before them by the Landerites.
Long, Hard Journey.
Mr.. Miller says the stay in Lander
was much %pleasanter than the trip to
and from that city. The party left
Lander at 4 o'clock Friday morning,
and not until after midnight. this morn
ing did they reach home. The road
is new yet and dust troubled some
what. However, none regret the trip,
everybody being delighted with the
Lander people and their splendid little
1sfy
, 1907-10-12

The HIST game was a tie, 3 to 3.
Score by Innings.
l 2 3 6 Z
Chicago ........1 l 0 0 0 0 0 %
Detroit -. ........ 0 0 0 0 0 90
Chicago, seven hits and one error;
seven hits and two errors
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-04
MiIIiaH Gene, bHt whsrs NJ Ore
Seems 70 Knew.
NEW YORK STREET RAILWAYS
state Attorney General Jackson Files
Petition Calling for the Appointment
Of Receivers for the same--nsHeit
OF SIC, COO 200.

New York. Oct, 3.--Stratling
charges Of extrayaganee and neglect
full management or, If not that, fail
ur5 to account for mllliors OF dol
lars, arc made by State Attorney Gen
eral Jackson, in petition hled call
Ing for the appointment Of receivers
for the New York City Railway com
pany and the Metropolitan Street
Railway company and also demanding
the dissolution of the New York City
Railway company.
The application for receivers was
made by Justice Ford, Of the supreme
court, who issued an order for the
defendants to apear In court on Oc-
tober and answer to the complaint.
The attorney generals action fur
ther complexities a situation already
considerably entangled by reason. OF
the various interrelated corporations
which control and operate the trac-
ton lines on Manhattan island.
Adrian H. Joline and Douglas Rob-
inson were appointed receivers for the
New York City Railway company by
Judge Lacombe, In the federal court,
several days ago, and the same receiv-
ers were named IN the came court on
application of the compahy's attor-
neys to act for the Metropolitan
Street Railway company!
The New York City Railway com.
pany leases the limos OF thu Metropol-
Itan Street Railway company under q
guarantee TO pay Z per cent dividends
on the Metropolitan stock.st Tnis d1v-
idend has never been earned since
the date OF the lease and the attor
ney general charges that the defcit
to date amounts to more than S1o.-
900 900.
The attorney general declares also
that the PETERBOROUGH Metropolitan
company. which absorbed the New
York City Railway company in 1905.
assumed all obligations OF the New
York City Railway company. and he
sets forth that the New York City
Railway company and Its directors
have taken no steps TO force the IN
terborough Metropolitan to carry out
its obligations.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-04
Letter Carriers Convention.

Atlanta, Oct S.-The rural Free
Delivery Carriers association OF the
United States will convene In national
convention in the senate chamber.
Georgia state house. Tuesday morn
Ing. Oct. S. at 1880 O'Clock. and will
remain In session four days, two
meetings being held zach day. Dele.
gates from every state In the union.
from far-oa California from remote
Alaska. and from Georgia. will be In
attendance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-04
LEGISLATURE COST a,O2, ,ss,
Alabama State Auditor Completes He
Statement.


Montgomery. Ala, Oct, 3,--ln a
statement made up In the once OF
State Auditor William w. Brand, 1t
Is shown that the receipts OF the state
from ali sources during the year which
closed Sept 80 were So, 975 ,45033,
compared to 81, 776 $40 ga an in.
grease OF Sl9S 9O7. 80; for the same
time last year Tho disbursements
were 81 .0O7, 9l9.i9 as compared with
- ,379. 591S5 the year before, an In
crease OF S62S, J2747; the excess OF
the increase OF expenses over receipts
,s429, 42O .0S
The year Just closed showed from
the convict fund gross receipts OF
4S46, 1896, as compared to $3.50, =
I732 80 the year before.
The large disbursement is brought
About by the sessions OF the legislA.
ture. which cost the state with the
special recess committee the sum at
ei02 ,l66, 81, TO when may be added
% ,24l Sc. the expense OF the insane
hospital commission which sat by ap-
pointgient OF the governor after the
legislature had adjourned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-04
GAINESVILLE FLORIDA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4 1907
ARRESTED AT GRAVE.
Goddard Claims He Killed His nrothsr
Accidentally.

LexingtoH, KY, Oct Sat the
grave OF ais brother. James J. God
dard, whom he killed accidentally, 1t
Ii said. In a fight over a game OF
cards. Charles W. Goddard was ar
rested by Detectives Johnson and
YEA! The arrest took place under
the shadow of the Henry Clay mOnu-
Thent at Lexington cemetery.
The arrest was made so quietly that
even the weeping mother Of Goddard
did not realize that her only son mad
been torn from her. ]. w. Goddard :,
the father, had called HIS son from
the grave and introduced him to the
detectives.
"You must go with US, said Detec.
tive Veal, and yong Goddard made
no reply,
When he had placed the last wreath
OF flowers on his brothers resting
place Goddard walked out of the
cemetery with the officers and was
placed In jail on the charge OF frat
ricide.
Goddard said he would have surren-
dered to the police himself but desired
to attend mis- brothers. funeral before
going to jail. He declared he shot
his brother accidentally by pulling the
trigger of a revolver when he struck
Henry Hunter on the head with 1t.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-04
TWO AUTO AccIDENTs.
One Man Wa Killed and Two People
Hurt at Baltimore, Nd.

Baltimore, Nd, Oct Zone man
dead. another in q hospital with 4
broken leg and other injuries. and q
girl with q fractured sk1ll In another
hospital is the sum OF the major In
turies resulting from two automobile
accidents here Tuesday night. y
The dead man is John T. Hutcdin-
son, an expert machinist, Of Philadel.
ph1a. He and H. Ks Hooper, OF
Glenarm, Baltimore county, we're re.
turning to that place after dark by
way Of a new boulevard. They had
reached point where an old bridge
is being replaced by new one and
apparently miscalculated their exact
position. The automobile plunged
over ?5.foot embankment, landing
upside. down with Hutchinson beneath
It, He was dead when taken ont.
Hooper, who had been driving the
car, was thrown clear as the machine
went over the bank and escaped death.
An automobile driven by Howard
Gllland, containing also Misses Beu-
lah leighton and Irene Cook, was run
into from the rear by another car,
driven by e. l.. Bartlett, Jr. The
Impact threw Miss leighton out, and
the physicians at the hospital say that
ahs is In a critical condition. The
other occupants OF the car were not
seriously hurt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-04
LIVED As 4 MIsER.
Lander Merriek Left Estate Valued at
More Than $3.50 600.

. Chicago, Oct "a special to the
Record.Herald from Kenosha, Wis. ,
says:
After living u.iser for more tnah
so years, and accommodating more than
$3.50 900, Lander E.. Merrick died at
the Home OF Strangers in this
city Wednesday.
The old man came to Kenosha coun.
ty in lS40 and lived in the town OF
Randall until two years ago. when the
officers Of the town found him nearly
half starved and took charge OF him
and mis- property.
A guardian was appointed and When
the hut which the old man occupied
was searched, $3.50, 900 In cash and
securities was found.
George w. EldridEe OF Richmond.
Ills. former state senator, . nephew
OF Merrick. will receive q portion OF
tle estate.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-04
PERJURY CHARGED TO POWERS.
Alleged Slayer Of ooebeI is Indicted on
New Charge.

Frankfort, KY, Oct. S--The Frank
lin county grand jury Tuesday return
ed an indictment against Caleb Pow
ers. now being neld in the Goebel
assas sination case, and others with
cOnsplring ,gether with intent to pro-
cure others to swear falsely as wit
nesses in the Scott circuit court, to
the effect that Henry Youtsey. OF New.
port, now in the state prison. under
conviction OF completely in the Goebel
case, had admitted that ne fired the
shot which killed Governor GOebel In
January, 1900. The Others indicted
With Powers are:
Howard NJ Denton, OF Newport. a
lawyer; Jennie Gentry. alias Julia
Sars. OF Lexington. and Dave Cush-
ing. said 10 be OF Kenton county.