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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21
company electric lights

George D Barnard X Co,
 books furnished cou
 ty recorder. r........ SO Brophy Carriage com pany VI cd for Douglas
 Jah. ~ George b Barnard X Co, book leases ...... "A John Bell, judge of cleo
 tion, Bishee ... P 50 Wm Bywater, roof Bis-
 pce yaii'. '' Bisbee Plumbing com
 pany. labor and ma
 terial Bisbee jail. . 20 75 Peter Butte, labor and
 material at court
 hOuet Aho 'o LW linn Lumber com
 psny, lum Der for court mousse IT Go J Bujan. interpreter fees, r court .... George D Barnard & Go,
 book for recorders once oo George D Barnard & Go, book leases. .... 24 5O Frank L Bauer. inter
 preting fees, justice of peace court. ...... SD =. Borrowdsle Brothers,
 wood for the court l house .....-...-... 30 .. Millie Brown, rel fund
 saloon license. . 25 =. John E Bacon, exsniu- ing insane. ...... lO =. F NJ Byrd, refund saloon license ........... IS S3 R Brown, supplies
 ParadIse jail ...... l6 .. J H Bright. services as
 deputy sheriff an d constable. le... 3O .. J II Bright, constable ieee. -s...- o~ " G Buchsn n, road ! WOrE .......... IF -. W G Buchanan, trans-
 portstion Of indi- gent. ....-.- ....-.. -. George Rrsvin, services
 rendered in justice | court .-.. oZ Zu A c Bean, services e'ec-
 ton board Wilgus " , .. George Berk. refuad sa- loon license ~ 3S 9O Baker & Hubbard, re-
 fund saloon license. 29 99 NJ $ Buttner, justice fees
 lst quarter, 1907. ... 257 30 George Brsvin, services
 performed in P court ] NO l ....-..-.....- oo ~ T D Burdick, justice fees
 It quarter, 1907 ... 495 50 Cy rus Cooper, judge cleo
 ton at Fort Hua- ] ctuca. ......-. lU (. Copper Queen Consoli-
 dated Mining company
 rent of sewer Bisbee laIi lO = Copper Queen Consoli-
 dated Mining company
 supplies to Bisbee INti " Copper Queen Consoli-
 dated Mining company ru b Der mating for court house. ...... 45 Copper Queen Consoli-
 dated Mining company
 supplies to board of
 health. .. e5s 60 Consolidated Printing
 and Publishing com
 pany. printing supplies
 county offices ... l3S 90 Copper Queen Consoli-
 dated Mining company
 rent of sewer Bisbee
 gai 1O Gahe Choat judge cleo
 tion Wilgus. .- B.. H E Castened., meals served to jail .. GA 80 Frank Clarke, sundries as Douglas tailor. . 979 Frank Clarke, services
 as jailor, Douglas. 135 Frank Clarke, services
 as deputy sheriff .. 50 90 A NJ Corona, services as
 interpreter at Pirtle- 1 Silc oZ 0O H D Cheseldine, justice
 fees, quarter ending
 March 3lss, 1907. ..... l86 25 Dispatch Printing and
 Publishing company
 printing election an
 nouncements ~ Is Duarte, inter-
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21

The board convened at g c ID pur- suant to adjournment.
 All memb bers present.
 The following demands were audit ed and allowed and warrants ordered drawn in payment Of same: Fl Ps.o and Southwest
 ern Railroad company
 transportation of indi- gents. i1 Oo Eckermsn and Feather.
 man, labor and ma terial. ......-......- oU E P Els, feeding pris- | onere, Naco ... l93 =. E P Els. services jailor, Naco. -.--........- 0z E P Ellis, constable fees, Nsco precinct, lst
 quarter, 1907 .... 43i S5 Drs Edmundson n d Csven. medical servic-
 es rendered ...... PIP 50 Dora H Fowler, steno-
 grapher's work for
 district attorney. .. 5. Id Perrin, wood for court house ...-.. 10 First National Bank,
 bailiff's certificates. l6 First National BanK jurors certificates. .... 6 40
 to be continued.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21
Evening Session,

Evening Session.
 The board met at p m pursuant to recess.
 All members present.
 The following demands were audit ed and allowed and warrants ordered drawn in payment of the same:- Hattie Akens, room rent,
 incidentals to Carrie
 wells ...-......... oO D A Adams, servi. es,
 judge election, John-
 son ...-..-...--.-- H Bright, constable
 fees, 4th quarter, 1906,
 Gleason n..... 67 50 Bisbee Daily Review,
 county printing lS4 40 Bisbee-Nsco Water com
 pany. water furnished
 Bisbee jail. . e 42 Bisbee Improvement
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21

M Csbeli presented . petition signei by citizens of Bisbee asking that he be appointed to the position Of assistant clerk of the board of supervisors, made vacant by the resignation ofC A Wallace. Upon nomination of Bowen, seconded by McCabe, Mir Cabell was declared un snimously to be the choice of the board for the position.
 Adjournment was taken until g . m April End.
 tSigned)
 ". NJ. RIG6s. Chairman. fSigned) Attest:
 H. E. BEEssK, Clerk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21
George r Scudder. inter-

George r Scudder. inter-
 preting, signed claim
 e Dusrte. ......... . Guadalupe Duarte, in
 terpreting in justice
 WILL George F Scndder, inter
 pretiDg, assigned claim
 oi c Dusfte. ...... 2 50 George F Scuider, inter preting, assigned claim
 of q Dusrte. .... ? 30 NJ F Dicas, repairs Doug las jail ......... 10 9 Alice Duerr, transcript
 of evidence ..... 3 F 5 Douglas, refund ss- loon license ..... g .. c B Dixon, refund liquor Hcehse 10 .. Peter Dickerson, refund
 saloon license. ...... 8 .. s E Dyson, refund liquor bSthsc " Cf Young Davi-, constable
 fees. lst quarter. 1907. PIT 50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-02-08
SAILORS ON A SPREE.

A number OF the negro sailors off the
transport Thomas had considerable
amount of fun along King street yes
terday afternoon. Armed with slaves
OF sugar cane. they paraded for
while in the neighborhood of Nuuanu
avenue. Then they began to make fly
ing jumps on the different rapid transit
cars passing and varied this by stop-
ping the Oriental passersby and JOSH
ing them. BY the time the parity had
reached Alakea street having visited a
number of saloons on the way, they
were primed for anything, but their
enthusiasm was dampened by one of
the transport officers appearing. At
first the sailors contented themselves
with saluting with the chewed ends Of
their sugar cane. but were promptly
called down by the officer, who made
them draw up in line and salute him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-02-08
MORE QUEER WORK.

Ihe assessed value of the lands taken
over by the government in exchange
for the Island of Lanai is s114, 900.
which Is $21 1000 more than the prop
srties were sold for In January last.
The greatest difference is shown in
the prices OF the Coney property.
which We're transferred on January IA
Tor $4,000. but valued for purposes of
exchange at $4,000. A raise of $500
was also made on the $4,000 Hopper
premises
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-02-08
ARE SLOW
ABOUT PROMISING

Prior to the regular meeting of the
Republican Central Comnittee on Mon
day night an informal discussion of
the steps being taken to secure the
Congressional appropriation of $50, 900
for Legislative expenses was had by
some Of the committee members, the
matter being brought up by Senator
W. o. Smith asking as to what had been
done.
Chairman A. G. M. Robertson report
ed slow progress in getting the sigma
lures of the members-elect to the pledge
that no extra session would be held
Some few of those addyessed had given
the required pledge, hut the majority
had not.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-02-08
MIR. THURsToN's SERVICES.

w. II. Hoogs says that Lorrin A..
Thurston is the most effective man
before congressional committees and
department heads, in matters relating
to Hawaii, who has ever gone to Wash.
ington. He says that he not only has
the proposals clearly in hand but the
data in support of them, and that Hfo
owes him debt of gratitude in the
breakwater matter.-Star.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-02-08
North German Marine Insuhance Co.
OF RERI.IN

North German Marine Insuhance Co.
OF BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance Co.
OF BERLIN.
The above Insurance Companies have
established general agency here, and
the undersigned. general agents, are
authorized to take risks against the
dangers of the sea at the most reason
able rates and on the most favorable
terms.
F. A. SCHAFFER & CO.,
General Agents.
General Insurance Co. for Sea River
and Land Transport Of Dresden.
Having established an agency at Ho-
nolulu and the Hawaiian Islands, the
undersigned general agents are author
lied to take risks against the dangers
Of the sea at the most reasonable rates
and on the most favorable terms.
F. A. SCHAFFER & CO.,
Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-02-08
SOUND ADVICE.

Never neglect bad cold. You can
not tell how 1t may result. A simple
nome remedy Will often bring relief and
should not be ignored, hut there is
nothing so reliable as Chamberlain 3
Cough Remedy. 1t is well known for
its quick cures of coughs and colds. For
sale by Benson, Smith & Co., agents for
Hawaii. -'i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-02-08

They need a course
of Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla, a medicine
which has revived
and restored to act
i've life and health
thousands of such
sufferers. A lady
who recently re-
turned to England
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-02-08

HoILIsTER DRUG co.. AGENTS,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-02-08

SuDD BUILDING. FORT STREET
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-02-08

Alice M. Mcchesney sues Honolulu
soap Works Co.. Ltd. for s3s02.s2 on a
claim OF Metropolitan Meat Co.. Ltd,.
assisned to her for a valuable consid-
Grafton.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-02-08
Total received to date.

Total received to date.. g7U.Bb
The third instalment will be sent BY
the next steamer to the Orient.
Missionary McCrea, treasurer of the
Observation-Disclosures Missionary Com-
mittee, who have charge OF the RELIEF
work on the field and to whom this
fund is being forwarded. sent the fol-
lowing telegram to Shanghai. in jan
uary:
''vfveroy Tuan estimates four million
destitute. Missionaries confirm. Area
equal New York State affected. Win
ter on. Suffering intense. Deaths be-
ginning. Five months to harvest Can
you send one hundred thousand dol
lars?" e. w. T.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-02-08
.HonbuTg, Bremen Fire Insurance Co.

The undersigned having been -ap
pointed agents OF the above company
are prepared to insure risks against
fire on Stone and Brick Buildings and
on Merchandise stored therein on the
most favorable terms. For particulars
apply at the office of
f. A. SCHAFFER & CO., Agts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-02-08

come admirals earlier in their careers.
Neither of these provisions affecting
the personnel is likely to become law.
ERNEST G. WALKER
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-06
BOSTON BICYCLE RACES.
Moran Wins Principe! Event-ButIer
Wins from Mclean.

Boston, Tee. Sat the bicycle races at
the Park Square Coli cum ton cit. James
Moran of Chelsea won the principal event
of the evening, the l0-mie open PROCESS
sional race. his time being q minutes.
"a 2-5 seconds. w. F. Mitten of Buffalo
finished second and Matt Downey of ia
maica Plain third
The professional half-mile open sprint
race was won by Walter Bargett of SYRIA
cuse. c. z. Wood of New York second
and H. X. Downing OF Santa Fe, Cal.
third.
In the 15-mile motor paced race between
Hugh Mclean Of Chelsea and Nat Butler
Of Roxbury, the latter captured two out
OF the three heats. the last heat being
awarded to him after Mclean had been
thrown by the bursting of tire. The
first heat was won by Mclean in min
utes, 81 2-5 seconds. and the second ny
Butler in minutes, 81 seconds.
In the 10-Inile race special prizes for
every half mile were offered, seven being
won by James Moran. three by Eddie
Root Of New York and three by Pat Lo-
gan of South Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-06
THE CARMEL INVESTIGATION.
Operator Roy of Northern Maine juno
ton Does Not Appear.

Newport, Me, Dec. 5.-The invcsti-
cation into the head-on collision be-
tween two freight trains on the Maine
Central, at Carmel, Nov. 26, opened here
Wednesday afternoon before Chairman
Joecrh e. Peaks and Frank keiscr Of
TIE state Railroad Commission.
The hearing was adjourned late that
afternoon because OF the non-appear-
ancc OF y. Roy. the night operator ut
\ ,:tE"cn Maine Junction. County At
tOruoy Patien, who is conducting the
invest gation for the State, viii mako
al effort TO locate the missing operator.
Conductors Emery ana Reynolds of
the Two trains testified before the COM
rs did Train Dispatcher l.v-
ons, Nho save the trains the orders,
ana Arst. SUIT. Priest Of the Portland
division.
I'll u evidence was 70 the effect that
mat the orders to each conductor were
correct, ara that the night operator
.a!i..! to stop the regular freight, No.
-. Al Northern Maine Junction TO de-
li,,r the orIerS.
l. al:o came ont in the investigation
thtt train - had PASSED the junction
siN m.rH;Cs before the order VAS re-
cciVcd by Operator Roy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-06
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

NJ. .Iuhlin, who Wednesday resigned
the Ole of minister Of tho Exterior as
sweden on accoUn: of diescnsiCns in
the cabinet, has been appointed post =
master general.
The annual wintcr meeting of the
! New Hampshire state Board of Aeri-
culture and Of the Dair, mons .lesn-
citation. was held in WhitenrLI. Thurs
daj' and will continue Friday.
William ". Howe las been elected
secretary Of tho Connecticut Fire IN
SurancN Co. to succeed the lace Charles
Rurt Mr.. Howe has been assistant
'et rotary for III" past five year..
ON account Of the beginning in s.
Petersburg Of the trial of certain So
'laiAt mrnncrs &c the second Dnna.
the Worklncn ard students Of Moscov
tavc declared strike for ona day.
While At work on the Milwaukee
roldhcd n2ar Helena. Mont, Wndnc.-
day, W"rkmcn un"arthcl the teeth and
n"rcS q a GiSanti" mastohon, which
Chor!cS fseiniG. who has made many
explorations, estimated has Been dead
'0r mere than 2n.0j0 years. The fossils
Wer" f"'lnu II JdWhOnn Canyon. Onn
Of thn mastod"n teeth weighs moro
than four pounds.
At Il special meeting Of The New
\ ork Theatrical Managers Association
Thursday ii was decided thai all thea
tres shall remain closed on Sunday and
that no test case of Justice o'Gorman's
construction of the Sabbath Entertain-
ment law shall be made. Earlier in
the day Police Commissioner Bingham
announced that not alone il regard to
playhouscs, but in every othc. rrSpro.
next Sunday would be the Brightest"
in New York's history.
The women who Wednesday fried 70
kill Lieut.. Col. GucrSchaimann. cover
general OF Moscow, with q bomb.
refused to divulge her name but her
connection with the Moscow military
revolutionary organization has been es-
tahlShed. y number of arrests have
been made. The governor general has
received kilograms Congratulating him
uEcn his narrow escape from the En-
peror. Premier Stolyrin and Sec Taft.
Sec. taft was the guest Of the governor
general two days before the attempt
On his life was made.
Arthur LaFontain, who was stabbed
Wednesday night at Holyoke. Mass.
during I quarrel over young girl, was
reported rs slightly improved at the
House OF Providence hospital Thurs
day. Although he was still in a crirf
ca! condition the physicians hoped thai
he might ultimately recover Nicholas
Cargo. also known az Carrazo. the
"ii'esd assaiiart pleaded not guilty To
,ha III -" of assault with Danger
us w.: - whom brought intn the 30
ice court thursday. 1ne case vas con. /
tiaUed until FRIDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-06
CAPITOL JOTTiMGS.

Government receipts Thursday: From
internal revenue. $S07,7G9: customs,
$9!6,9i@; miscellaneous. 2772,577. Expcn-
dituree, $2,4ooOOQ.
a bill t" establish postal savings
hanks for iaroeitina savings 1t inter
est was introduced Thursday b. Scna-
tor Garter of Montana
senator Proctor Thursday introduced
q bin !" promote mil:tar.. rducution IL
the various civil institutions D. learn
| ia@. including agricultural colleges
| An aanHal tax of 81 on every barrel
Of h""r hr"Wtd in the United S'latcs for
! the creation 81 Il "Pcrmancnt invest
meat fund" Of S51,n0a.Q0o vcnrl~ ior the
development Of tho C0unt"y's water
ways, IS proposed in a Joint resolution
introduced in H." House Thm*c!a~. by
Mr.. Acheson of Pennsylvania.
The completion of the Mckinley
MaUso'cnm IT Canton. Ohio. and its
formal transfer to the Mckinley Ma
tirnal Memorial Association was an
nounccd Thursday at meeting Of the
trustees Of the association at WASH
ingtOn. The secretary and treasurer III
tho association made reports setting
forth the details of the complption of
tie memorial
senator BcveridGo Thursday. re-ir-
troduc"d his child Labor bin which pro-
hibit% carrying over Interstate lines the
products of mines ANA factories IN
which children under Il year, of 40.
are employed. He also rc-intrOdurni
his measure Of last session. ,srn.-;G nc
for tho payment Of government mcat
inspection ny til" gov -rnmcnt ara r.
quiring that the date Of nac5inr ho
stamped on canned meats.
President Roosevelt Thursday received
Representative Foster Of Vermont. who
introduced l.. NJ. Hays and w H. Crock
EFT OF that state, members of the New
YORK and Vermont Joint Commission ap-
pointed to arrange Il celebration of the
"oOth anniversary of the discovery of
Lake Champaign. President Roosevelt
expressed interest in this project The /
celebration is to take place from July 3;
to IL, 1919. Governors Hughes and Proc
tor are members of the commission to
arrange the celebration.
Major ". T. Seward. q doorkecper Of
the Senafe. dropped dead Thursday
while entering Il revolving door Of III
Capitol. Major Seward was apuointod
t. his position six years ago by the late
senator H:Dwley of Connecticut hi.
home henG in Guilford. ct He had han
an eventful career, being twice taken a
prisoner during the Civil War while
attached I" the 7th Connecticut Vcl,,-
t'e1 lnt@nt~y. u went 80 Ia. :Ia,y;.i.,,
Islands mi l;"a attschrI tu the STAFF
OF Queen t-I!ouhalan; au1 at onc ,ilna
vas under sentence to he shot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-06
DiTHTHERiA AND SMALLPOX
WIRE More CT the Latter, are New Rag
In Bingham.

SkoWhcaan has one casn Of diphthe,jq
The patient is Miss Adelaide. the nttIe
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Lancas-
Ter The case is a mild tne ana tn,
hom" Of Water street mas been uuaran-
tined.
Ih6re appears TO Fe an epidemic ot
diphtheria III the viIl.g. Of Bn-.an,.
TIE schools have been closed ana all tEC
houses where the disease has gained 4
fnotholG have been placed under quaran-
tine. the last two h,ing Willard Cars
and Nh SCOTS.
AID on top OF this. Bincram ras q
sn"l!n"% scare. II appears that some
two weeks ago Z. woodsman in the ije0r@t
Gordon camp. II miles from that town
was taken sick. His disease was than
SUPPOSED to be chickenpox. When TIA
STATE irspe ctor, Ar. -hE1lGGHard of wash
burn, arrived Ne pronounced it S.nallrtx.
IN the meantime befaie tho nature VT
what the mar was suffering with va
learned, Albert Reynolds, employed III tu,'
same camp. left for his homo in BlnGnn'n.
lie is now siclz ana the house Is under
Quarantine. Two sons Of Danv.lIe Eca1.
WAC were employed in the camp. left f"r
their home in Pleasant Rtd-r AMI are
now sick
y report from bingham Thursday states
that all the patients ar doing Woll and
the situation is being looked after ly MI.
AhildEa"ld. the Bingham Board &c Health.
ana the physicians Of that village. MI
the schools havc been closed ?ni M s,r-
vices Will To EtlJ in the C'lIr Hes for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-06
DAiRYMEN'S ELECTION.
Frank F. Adams, sowdoin. President
Thursdays Exercises.


Auburn. Me-. Dec. 5.-The State Dairy
mems Conference in this city elected the
following officers before the final adjourn
ment TODAY:
Frahk 5. Adams of Bowdoin. president:
W. G. Hunton, ReadGeld. vice president;
Leon :. Merrill Scion. secretary: Rutillus
Wii.Llrop' treasurer: w. X. Ham
lin. South Waterford, trustee pu,;1,ue
Alden of Winthrop was elected :, tho
advisory council of the Maine Exneriment
Station.
me leading speakers of the day were
r. L. Bradford of Auburn, DR.. q N
"h,aker Of the United States arricu,-
turai department, DR. c. d. Smead. Nov.
.ork' and Professor w. u. Hurd Of the
Maine University. The Conference hos
been great success.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-06
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
kansas City Crowding Chicago Hard
For That Honor.

Washington. Dec. 5.-The form BILE
character Of Kansas City'S boom for
the Republican National convention
has stirred the friends of Chicago to
renewed cndeaVor. and some Of them
city Will vet have the convention a
large percentage Of the national com
nIiltcc feel that the convention should
not go wast Of the Mississippi. ana
they seem to have settled upon CiiCa-
90 as the most available point east Of
the river y number Of those who take
that view. conferred this afternoon and
reached the conclusion that q majority
of The conaTritteC were really Favorable
to Chica@oe and that that city could
obtain the convention it it would.
OF he 81 members of the Republican
national committee which Will meet
her" tomorrow and Saturday, about s.
already have arrived and many of thom
called during the day at the committee
headquarters to nay their respects to
Chairman New and Secretary Dover.
Tomorrow 4 chairman will be select
ed. There is little doubt that Mr. New
VIII DO chosen to succeed himself. The
committee viii also make a formal
call upon the President tomorrow. Tho
important work will be deferred until
Saturday when the date and place of
the next national convention will b.
decided upon.
MY preference" said Chairman New,
''iS for the second Of June. | believe
that we SHOULD have an early conven-
tion and 9void the not weather"
Most Of Che committee seem to agree
with Mr.. New rs to the ACCESSIBILITY Of
an carly date.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-06
Riding Tests For
All Army Officers.

Washington, Dec j.-Thc war depart
ment today published 4 general order
issued hy the President greatly extend
ing his original order relative to riding
tests Of officers Of the army. TIE
President now requires every field Of
iiccr to make daily practice marches Of
not less than 30 miles for three days
III succession each year. All officers
are required to accompany their COM
mnnds on the monthly practice
marches.
The advance stand taken by the
President respecting physical tests Of
army officers, in the face OF strong
pressure from commercial bodies
throughout tic country in favor of the
retention in the service OF engineers
ana other staff officers. who, though
perfectly competent to discharge their
ordinary duties, would probably be un-
able to respond to the demands Of cam
pAign service. has filed with aprrc-
hcnsion q number of the senior officers
of the grades between captain and
colonel inclusive.
II Will probably be the means of
causing III" summary retirement trnin
the army OF Il considerable number nI
officers. The text Of the order pub
listed today is rs fellows:
no Tho Secretary oc War:
~ desire dur notice giyln 10 al of
floors concerned that hereafter suitabll
.hvsicaI tests Ia determine their lit
ness FOR active operations will annual
lv N made On IN field officers oc tho
army. under such regulations arn vou
ma, prescribe, 4 sufficient Of The
,,.,a,i.,. ln,ra,ce NJ c,y2lr, orcrrrin.r
!, ,hn fan or each wear m;oht he 1ak-
~, ,5,.,ntaro or 10 trst thr oj;,itv Of
49,, c,,,i of;;..ors aycon, those Of Goa
.,,,.,st artillery to n,,,,n = d2iIr march
az ,,, Ir,.e tr.,, On ,,,iIc,. inv tI,rco J,1,.
j., ..,,c,..,einn rnGfr condition. suit-
.tI. ia mo ,r.,l,ine of forccd .narcbre
in active fold operations. Tests suit
ID !" to the character Of service *
:3ui"ci nf Them shotild also 10 prTscrib-
~ tor field officers Of S".t-coa+t "rtil-
lsrv.
Annual reports should also be re-
quircd. undsr such conditions as Will
insure accuracy and th0roughneSs. up
on every JUROR officer of the army, set
ting forth whether physically qualified
for active operations.