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Evening journal., 1907-05-25
WOMEN BAR
PLUMAGE OF BIRDS
State Federation, in Closing Session, Adopted
Pledge Against Agrettes for Millinery
Purposes

The annual meeting OF the Federo-
tion of Women's Clubs OF Delaware
came to a close IN the New-Century
Club last night after deciding 20 meet
next year in Lewes
Before adjourning, the club women
went On record as opposed to tie
Wearing of plumage of Wild birds for
trimming hats ana pledged them
selves to that end The resolution
adopted by this gathering of foremost
women of ISdsware on this subicc5
is os follows.
Whereas. The number of our
Beautiful snowy heron is rapidly dimin-
ishinc. with a likelihood of their be-
Evening journal., 1907-05-25
PERMIT FOR
NEW GYMNASIUM

Building Inspector Johnson issued
one permit to-day. but il was for
large building. The permit was grant
ed to w. Howard May to erect a gym
nasium for the Friends School i'm Fifth
street between Tatnall and West
streets. at cost Of $4,000. Work has
already been started on the structure.
Evening journal., 1907-05-25
New Pastor for Leipsie.

Special to The Evening Journal.
LEIPSIC, Del. May 25-Presiding
Elder Morgan has assigned Rev. T. L.
Frymire, who has been residing on
Bradford street. Dover. for several
months, to become pastor Of Leipsic
and Raymond's M. E. Churches. Rev.
A. A. Bichell, who was appointed to
these churches by the recent session
of the Wilmington Conference, has
been transferred at his own request to
the Baltimore Conference and sta
toned at Chestnut Ridge.
Evening journal., 1907-05-25

coming extinct; and
Whereas, The demand for aigrettes
for millinery purposes Is reprehensible;
therefore
1--WE pledge ourselves to refrain from
wearing any such badge 5f cruelty or
the plumase of any wild bird
Resolved, That the Delaware state
Federation of Womens Clubs is In
sympathy with this reform and viii
use an possible influence to further
IT,"
To-day the delegates took lunch at
the Girls Industrial school. and visit-
ed other places of interest.
Continued en- Third pase)
Evening journal., 1907-05-25
Mever.curren Weddina.

Jacob o. Meyer, a well-known resident
OF Flizabethtown. Pa, and Mrs. Sarah j.
curren, of this city, were married at 10
o'clock this morning by the Rev. j. d.
Prouse. pastor of Kingswood M. f.
Church. at the residence Of Samuel B.
Springer s24 East Tenth street. The
couple were unattended. only immediate
relatives being present. After an extend
ed trip the couple will return to the
kroom's country residence near Elizabeth
town where they will reside for the pres
snt.
Evening journal., 1907-05-25
Einishinn Ere Esoapes.

Workmon today are putting the finish
ing touches on the fire escapes on the
western end of the big DUPONT building.
The escapes. which are the best equipped
in the city. are being built from the roof
TO the first floor OF the building and are
easy Of access from every room in the
structure.
Evening journal., 1907-05-25
MaEaranIs Hand n Dad shape.

Or. Barnes, specialist. OF No. Si3
shipley street. has examined the hand
Of McFarlan. outheldcr of the VIII
mlngton club. which he injured several
days ago. and found that 1t was badly
sprained and that tho second bone Or
the little finger was solintered. The
examination was made by means Of
the N-ray.
Evening journal., 1907-05-25
GRANGE in CARRIAGE COMPANY.

John p. Cahill yesterday bought the
business Of Cahill & Co. manufacturers
OF various kinds Of vehicles, at Nos.
2Of 206- 20S-210 Orange street. He Will
hereafter continue I'm the business by
himself. Mr. Cahill has been connect
ed with the carriage making industry
for twelve years. and for the last five
years has been the general manager
OF the plant Of which he now becomes
the head. He Is an expert at the work.
and will no doubt bring this very inn
portant branch Of Wilmington's indus
tries up to a very high standard.
Cahin & Co. were in business for
thirty years and enjoy an enviaole
reputation.
Evening journal., 1907-05-25
Denied an lnil,notinn.

Chancellor John r. Nicholson this
morning denied a preliminary injunc-
tion applied Tor by Howell S. England
representing Frank Henderson on a
rule 10 show cause why Mrs. Mary
Floith should not be restrained from
razing the property No II Oak street.
The application for Injunction was
made on Saturday last and was ar
gued on Monday
Evening journal., 1907-05-25
trenton Eiremen COMING.

Members of the Exempt Firemer s
Association of Trenton, n. j., win be
guests Of the Washington Fire Con-
pany Tomorrow Elaborate arrange
ments have been made for the recep-
tion OF the visitors
A committee consisting Of George II.
Yates, Gerald Farrell. w. A. Green,
Joseph McGarvey and George IL.
Leech. Jr., has been appointed " the
Wasi ington company &c look after the
visitors during their stay here.
Evening journal., 1907-05-25
Roard Eleots oHfeers.

Members of the board Of managers Of
I. o O. F. reading room met in annual
session last night and elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, ]. II. Apple
by, p. G. NJ; vice-president John NJ.
Collins, p. c.; secretary and treasurer.
Isaac f. Mundorf. p. G.
Evening journal., 1907-05-25
10 study in Europe.

2. MORRIS Whiteside, architect and
draughtsman, with John d. Thompson,
sailed from Philadelphia to-day on the
steamer Northland of the American
Line, to complete his studies in Paris
and Rome. He is a graduate Of the
University of Pennsylvania.
Evening journal., 1907-05-25
No. PIayers sianed.

Manager Atherton, Of the Whining
ton Tri-State team, has signed two
new players. Harry Arndt, infelder Of
the st. Louis Nationals. and eys. an
infielder. who played last year with the
Hudson River League. They will re-
port probably on Monday
Evening journal., 1907-05-25
CHANGE IN RUNNING TIME

At 1901 o'clock tomorrow morning sew
erai changes in the running time Of trains
on the p. B. and W. and the Delaware
Divisions Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
will take place.
Evening journal., 1907-05-25
nined a. erubbls LandIna.

The annual dinner given by the Mas
ter Plumbers Association on Thursday
was held at Grubb's Landing, and not
at Binstead, as stated. The plumbers
gathered and dined at the Idle Hour
clubhouse.
Evening journal., 1907-05-25
NnJ ~ KlNLET( ., .

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
CANTON. O.. May 25-At noon Mrs.
Mckinley is very low. She Is sinking
rapidly and may die at any time.
The doctors are constantly at the
bedside, and relatives at the house
Evening journal., 1907-05-25
Ihannh. .snarks Weddina.

Miss Ella NJ. Stanley and George w.
Ibaugh. Of Berwyn. Pa. were married
on wednesday by Rev. Thomas ]. Hop
kins. pastor Of Delaware Avenue Bap-
tist Church, at ris residence.
Evening journal., 1907-05-25
efters on liamllI Estate

Register Walker this morning granted
letters testamentary on the estate Of
Mary Louise Hamill. late of Newark, to
Arthur w. spruance.
Evening journal., 1907-05-25
Report # Secretary wissIesworth.

Secretary Joseph Wigglesworth, Of
the Board of Health, reports "a deaths,
21 births and % marriages this week.
For the corresponding period last year
10 deaths, 10 births and marriages
were recorded
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-05-10
Probate Pointers.

On application of M. A. Hart,
it is ordered that he and is ap.
pointed administrator of the es-
tate of J. T. Hart, deceased.
Bond in the sum of $4,000 ap-
proved with Mary Susan Dowell,
Rettis Hart and Geo. Hart as
securities. M. w. Anderson
and Milt Bennett are the wit.
nesses to make inventory.
In the matter of Richard
Smith alleged to be of unsound
mind: Chas. Forsythe presents
to the court information, yer.
flied by affidavit, that one
Richard Smith, a citizen of near
Mendon, is q person of unsound
mind, and incapable of manag.
ing his own affairs. Whereupon,
the court doth order than an in.
quiry be had into the mental
condition of said Richard Smith
Tuesday, May Z, and that no.
tice be served on the defendant
forthwith. The case, however,
went by default when said
Richard Smith, by his attorney,
J. A. Collet, appeared before the
court Tuesday. May 7, and he
was discharged.
=.
The last will and testimonial
of the late Mrs. Anna Kothe of
Charlton township is admitted to
probate in the testimony of Hen.
ry Rohwer ard VIM. Biere, the
subscribing witnesses. Carl M.
Ing arten, son of the testatrix,
is named in the will as executor
thereof, and is appointed by the
court. The executors bond in
the sum of $40O is approved
with Henry N. Rohwer and John
Heddesheimer as securities.
Chas. Biers and Henry N. Rob.
wer are the witnesses to make
inventory. The estate repre-.
sents only personal property of
the value of about 5000 and by
the terms of the will is divided
about equally among her chill
dren, Carl N. Imgarten, and
daughter, Mary, and four grand.
children. The will was made
April II, 1907.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-05-10

NJ. H. Callahan, one of the
CoURIER's appreciative friends
who is an old Charlton county
boy, bnt now engaged in the
drug business at Huntsville,
makes US feel good by writing as
follows: Enclosed find draft
for ST to renew my subscription
to the CHARLTON COURIER, the
best county paper in the state. .
Many, many thanks to you, Mar
vim, for such nice boquet.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-05-10

We are informed by the Roth.
vile Record that Martin Hollo.
way and G. W. Mauzey of near
the Holloway school. house, cap.
tured a male wolf and two young
ones Wednesday. The old wolf
and small one have been kill.
ed. They are keeping one of
the small animals, thinking it
will aid in catching its mother.
The sheep. raisers of the com.
munity offer q bounty of 500 for
each old wolf killed and So for
young ones.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-05-10
Luther, the 14-year.old son of

Luther, the 14-year.old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Thrash of
Keytesville, was taken to st.
Louis Tuesday by his mother
and uncle, G. P. Thrash, to con.
suit q specialist, Luther having
been ill of diabetes since last
September. We are sorry to
lea. n that the specialist gave
them little hopes of effecting q
cure, but placed Luther nnder q
course of treatment.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-05-10
Please Remember

That Sir Davit Ill is making tn.
season at the j. E. Mitchell farm,
near Indian Grove. This horse
is a dapple. brown Clydesdale,
5 years old, and weighs 1900
pounds and is a fine breeder. If
interested look him and his
colts up. B. G. SMUT.
P. S.-See bills for pedigree.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-05-10

Prof. w. s. Drace and Miss
Maud Bradshaw, both of Key
tesville, have been re. elected to
their old positions as teachers in
the Brunswick village schools.
Prof. Drace has been the effici.
ent superintendent for several
years and Miss Maud a capable
assistant in the schools for the
past two years.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-05-10
New Meat Market.

l have opened new meat mar.
ket in the rear of Moore Bros
grocery store and carry the best
line of meats the market affords.
Home. made lard always on
hand. Your patronage would
be greatly appreciated.
Yours Truly,
L. B. THRASH,
Keytesville, Mo.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-05-10
Roll of Honor.

We make our politest bow tc
the following friends who
have either become new sub.
scribers or who have renewed
their subscription to the COURIER
during the past week. May
heaven bless 'em:
NEW SUBS CRIBERS.
s w. Bolts, John Stundebach,
Antoine Schwering, John Tebbe,
s. P. Carson, Chas Haffcke,
F.A Fox, C. W. Tainter,
NJ W. Brown.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-05-10
KEYTEsvLLE. MISSOURI, FRIDAY 10, 1907.
vandiver Case Affirmed.

Vandiver Case Affirmed.
The case of Chas. P. Vandi-
veer, the editor of this paper,
against J. K. and j. w. Robert
son, former proprietors of the
"Chariton County Signal, pub.
lished at Keytesville, was affirm.
ed Monday, May 6, by the Kan.
sas City court of appeals, Judge
Ellison handing down the de.
cision.
This suit was brought by Van.
diver against the Robertsons for
breach of contract he made
with defendants January 81,
1905, in which the Robertsors
agreed for and in consideration
of the sum of S400 to them paid
by Vandiver to discontinue the
publication of the "Chariton
County Signal" at Keytesville,
but, after getting Vandiver's
S4OO well down in their jeans,
the Robertsons sold their paper
to one Homer P. Mitchell, who
had then e,iited the "signal' for
the Robertsons for about 18
months, and instead of the pub.
lication being discontinued it
didn't miss single issue and is
still doing business at the old
stand under the alias and pseu.
donym of the "Chariton Re.
corder." although it was pub
lished for a time by Mitchell as
the"Chariton CountySignal' after
his deal with the Robertsons.
When the case was called for
trial in this county at the May,
1905, term of circuit court the
defendants were given 80 days
in which to file an answer to
plaintiffs petition, and when
the cause was called up for trial
at the November term the de-
PENDANTS swore that they were
unable to get a square. deal in
this county and asked for 3
change of venue. Thereupon,
the venue was changed to the
circuit court of Randolph county
at Huntsville, where a trial was
had before Hon. w. P. Cave of
Moberly, acting as special judge,
June 80, 1906.
In his petition Vandiver asked
for judgment for the S4O0 he
had paid the Robertsons on the
contract and also demanded
81, 200 as special damages for
br each of the contract.
After hearing the testimony of
| Vandiver, who was the only
witness who testified, Judge
Cave took the case under ad.
visement and rendered a verdict
for Vandiver for S400 few
weeks later, but allowed no
special DAMAGE.
The defendants appealed to
the Kansas City court of ap.
peals with the result stated
above.
The attorneys in the case
were Virgil Conkling of Kansas
City, H. J. West and J. E. Mont.
gomery Of Keytesville, for plain.
tiff, and j. A. Collet of keytes.
vile and Judge Aubrey Ham
NETT of Huntsville for defend.
ants.
Now please see that ''your
Uncle Joe" pays US, and let that
end the whole controversy.
AS to the "Chariton Record
err we leave Mitchell with the
bag to hold, as he doubtless
realizes by this time that he has
been taken on sniping ex.
pedition by his own dear "Uncle
Joe."
We are informed by the Roth.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-05-10
MAN WAS MADE TO HUSTLE.

the Kansas City court of appeals
entered of recon-.
w. H. Neff ct al VS.. R. A. Pat
terson, ejectment; enormously
on docket.
Mary j. Reed ct al vs.. j. M.
Tillerson partition; sheriff's re.
port of sale approved and deed
ordered made to purchasers;
Johnson & Johnson allowed an
attorneys fee of $50 to be taxed
as costs; sheriff ordered to pay
costs and make distribution,
and cause continued to await
sheriff's final report.
G.. H. Johnson VS.. Van F.
Boor, curator, ct al, partition;
sheriff's report Of sale approved
and deed ordered made to pur.
chaser; Kinley &; Kinley allowed
an attorneys fee of $3.50 to be
taxed as costs: dover interest of
Effia Mitchell, widow of J. x.
Mitchell, which is owned by
plaintiff, G. H. Johnson, is found
to be S349.67, and sheriff is OK.
dered to pay costs and pay said
dover interest to plaintiff re.
mainder of S1,3S6.O3 to be paid
by sheriff to Van F. Boor, Gu.
rator of Geo. w. Mitchell and Jas.
H. Mitchell, said sum of money
to be paid wards in equal parts
of S693.01 1.2, each: land being
sold on time and curator being
willing to take notes, sheriff is or.
dered to turn notes over to said
curator in lieu of money, which
is done, and estate having been
distributed and paid out, eau Sc
js to pass from the docket.
Jasper M. Peery vs.. John P.
Randolph ct al, suit on note; {;
judgment by default for plaintiff
for amount of note and interest
S9O3. 70-with interest at 10 per
cent.
Jasper M. Peery--vs. Findlay
Green ct al, suit on note; non-
suit as to Findlay Green; judg.
ment by default for plaintiff
against j. P. Riddle and j. P.
Randolph for amount Of note and
interest-S813.51 interest
at six per cent.
John G.. Allega, exparte, par.
tition; Ella Maddox appointed
as trustee for Ella Maddox, to re
ceive 1882 80 to be held in trust
for those entitled to same in re-
mainder, she to give bond in the
sum of ST, 800 to be approved by
clerk, sheriff to take her receipt
when bond is given and ap.
proved.
E. R. Greeman VS.. VIM. Dean
ct al, suit to quiet title; trial by
court; title decreed, quieted and
vested according to the prayer of
petition; plaintiff to pay costs.
Theo. Persyn vs.. Andrew
Wheelbarger, same; same.
Union County Savings Bank
vs.. M. D. Sanders, suit on note;
judgment by agreement for
plaintiff for S475; plaintiff to pay
costs of it's own witnesses, and de-
fendant to pay all other costs;
stay of execution for 80 days.
E. j. Cole VS.. David Price oil
al, suit to quiet title; trial by
court; title decreed. quieted and
vested according to prayer of pc
tition; plaintiff to pay costs.
E. j. Cole vs. Edmund Alvis
ct al, same; same.
R. T. Morehead vs.. Mary
Mey or ct al, same; same.
Alice Zimm erman VS.. j. b.
Zimmerman, divorce; continued
by agreement.
CRIMINAL CASES.
State of Missouri vs. Jack Har.
rison, common assault; dismissed
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-05-10
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Regular May, 1907, Term, at Key
teSVllle.

circuit court met Monday.
May 6, 1907, and was formerly
opened by public proclamation
by Sheriff S. J. Shaughnessy
with all of the officers present as
follows: Hon. John P. Butler,
Judge; j. E. Montgomery, pros
ecuting attorney; Miss Grace
Morris, reporter; 5. J. Shaugh-
messy, sheriff, and W. L Wright,
clerk.
Sheriff S. j. Shaughnessy and
F. M. Veatch and Burt Worsham
were sworn as deputy sheriffs
to summons jurors and execute
other process returnable at this
term.
The gentlemen named below
are serving On the regular panel
of the petit jury:
| c. r. Billeter, Andy J. Coy,
| T. H. Carskadon, &C. Gebhart,
J. T. Robinson, Joe WEIGH.
G. s. Milford. Joseph Budel.
| w. R. Dotson, r. w. Coll,
r. Calison, c. S. Cravens.
| Chris Gladbach, Sr., Frank Biggs,
Frank W. Fleetwood, P. L. Dunn.
j. G. Cash. William Holman,
Walter Bushnell
| w. H. Glover, Jud e q
L. H. Herring, s.. H. Knott,
w. E. Heisel and ]. w. Ellis
were members of the originally
"drawn" panel of petit Jurors,
but were excused by Judge But.
Ter from service, and their places
we're filled by Frank Moritz, Sr.,
Geo. F. Clark, J. P. Monach, j.
A. Washam and NJ. G.. Holcomb,
as special jurors.
Entries had been in causes up
till yesterday morning as follows
CIVIL CASES.
| Frances V. Riley vs. Jesse
Riley ct al, partition; sheriff or.
dered to pay to the clerk of this
court the sum of $50. .13 for Sam'l
Riley; s39.13 for Eliza Gooch ;
S23 SO for Adelia Riley; S23.86
for Letha Riley. to be held by
said sheriff for the use of said
parties; sheriff to take receipts
therefor and to make final report !;
sheriff files final report of dis.
tribution, which is approved, and
cause ordered to pass from the
docket.
Emma Dickson ct al vs.. Nancy
Gheens ct al, partition; sheriff
files final report of distribution,
and cause ordered to pass
from docket
illness D. Scoggin ct al vs..
Fred Smith ct al, partition; sher.
iff files report of sale, which is
approved, and deed ordered
made; Johnson & Johnson al.
lowed an attorneys fee of $500
to be taxed as costs; sheriff or.
dered to pay COSTS and make dis.
tribution, and cause continued
to await sheriff's report of dis.
tribution.
Sirilla Montgomery ct al, ex.
parte, partition; sheriff. report
of final distribution filed and ap-
proved, and cause ordered to
pass from docket.
State ex rel E. w. Herring,
collector, vs.. E. E. Rice ct al,
suit for drainage district tax;
taxes and costs paid, and cause
dismissed.
w. H. Bell vs.. Wabash Rail-
road Co., damages; change of
venue to the circuit court of Da-
vies county by written stipula-
ton filed; docket fee of $40 de.
posted, and costs adjudged
against defendant.
8. T. Pettigrew vs. Jas. Skill
man, ejectment; plaintiff, by
leave, files first amended an.
swer, and cause continued by
agreement.
R B. fitzpatrick ct al vs.. Wal
ter L. Wiley, for judgment on
mandate; mandate reversing
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-05-10

pear, being too sick, prosecuting
attorney files motion to forfeit
bond, which motion, with the
cause, is continued at defend.
ants costs; alias summons or.
dered to issue for defendant.
John G. Moore is the young man
who shot and or'ally wounded
Mert Porter, negro, at the res.
taurant of Ben Monroe, COL, in
Keytesville, January %, 1907,
and was himself shot and 90.
riously wounded in the hip by
Porter after he had shot Porter.
The wound has since given
Moore great deal of trouble, in
consequence of which he was
unable to appear for trial.
State of Missouri vs. Thos. M.
Bentley, forgery in third degree;
defendant valves formal arraign.
ment and pleads not guilty;
cause continued on the applica.
ton of and at the cost of the
state; defendants bond is fixed
by the court at $500, and is
given as E. M. Williams, B. R.
Burlington, L. H. Herring and
VIM. Bentley and Eli Shire as
securities. The defendant in
this case is accused of forgery in
connection with his official po.
sition as late cashier of the
Peoples bank at Salisbury with
which he was found short in his
accounts about S37, 900 or S39, =.
600.
State of Missouri vs.. JOS. Jsc.
quot. felonious assault; trial by
jury; verdict of guilty, and de.
fendant's punishment fixed at a
fine of S100. Joe Jacquot is the
young man who stabbed D. w.
Bates with a knife at Brunswick
the 10Th of last November.
State of Missouri vs. Rolla
Peas, disturbing the peace--ap.
peal; by consent of prosecuting
attorney, the defendant is al.
lowed to enter plea of guilty.
and on such plea his punishment
is fixed at fine of 81. Peas
halls from up about Triplett and
got into trouble for disturbing
the peace of Ralph Stringham
March 10, 1907. The defendant
was first tried before Justice VIM.
P. Jared of Keytesville, found
guilty and fined SIS and costs,
from which judgment he appealed
to the circuit court.
State of Missouri vs.. John
Martin, disturbing the peace
appeal; motion to quash infor.
nation sustained, and defendant
discharged. Martin is Keytes.
vile gentleman of color, who
was charged with disturbing the
peace of the community by fight
ing with Aaron Martin, his half
brother, a few weeks since.
State of Missouri vs.. Chas. E.
Standley, felonious assault; con-
tlnued on application of and at
the cost of state; defendants
bond is fixed at 1000, which he
gives with j. F. Adams as Sc
curity. Standley is the man
who waylaid and shot Bud Jones,
near Salisbury, an account Of
which was given in the last issue
of the COURIER.
State of Missouri VS.. Lon
Hartwell, forgery; dismissed by
agreement at defendants cost.
Hartwell is the man who was
charged with forging the name
of G.. w. Westfall of near Clifton
Hill to a check for S19.4O on the
Peoples bank at Clifton'Hill, and
succeeded in having it cashed at
Stamper Bros clothing store in
Salisbury.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-05-10
RENEWALS.


j NJ Bruner, C. A. Keyser,
DR.. J. F. Welch. SamI Painter,
Will A. Rothwell, NJ. II. Callahan,
A, j. Agee. Mrs. M. W. Swain,
Geo. d. Hands, Frank Scott,
r. NJ Emerson. j. d Norman,
j. w. Miller, j. C.. Moore,
c. o Warhurst, Mrs Mamie Doughty
w. T. Cage, Jas. Coleman,
H j. Weber, E. Neighbors,
Mrs. G.. Chapman, F. F. Brewer,
Nicholas 6ebhardt, W. c. Gribble.
L. Isert, j. P Monach,
E. u. Austin, Mrs. Elizabeth Gates,
Jas Whitehead, R. B. Clavin,
j. D. Sharp, Frank Moritz, Sr,
J.P. Gaines. j. w Wilkerson,
w.R. McCIew, j. E. Dempsey,
Brashaw Kaye, j. A. Steinbeck,
G. w. Hooker, VIM Mclaughlin.
Ed. Crime. H. T. Brandt.
Geo. Binks, j. T. Mccormick,
W, H. Smith, G.. L. Korf,
EV Seigle, j. 8. Bixby,
Henry Steiman, Chas. Kuhlman.
Mrs. ]. L Swearngin, Ben Nellesen,
+ H. Grotian, ] B. Schultz,
A. F. Sinnett. Archer Farmer, col.