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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-10
TERRITORY OF HAWAII
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE AND
FORESTRY.


Division OF Animal Industry.
Rule 4. To amend Rule Of the Di-
vision OF Animal Industry governing
the inspection and testing OF imported
live stock.
II having been found hnpractieable.
for want OF competent inspectors, 90
have horse stock dncluding mules and
asses) and cattle submitted TO respcc-
lively the mallein and the tuberculin
tests at any other port than Homo
lulu. Il is ordered that Paragraph 4 OF
Rule / OF the Division OF Animal In
dustry OF this Board be and Is hereby
amended to read as follows:
Until further notice the port OF
Honolulu shall constitute the only port
Of entry for horse stock and cattle.
unless the same shall be accompanied
by certificate OF mallein or tubercuiin
tests as provided for in Rule OF the
Division OF Animal Industry OF this
Board"
Any violation Of this rule Ia mis-
6emeanor.
This regulation shall take effect az
once.
(Signed) w. 81. GlffAhD'
President. Board OF Agriculture and
Forestry.
Approved May .. 1907
@. r. CARTER,
Governor OF Hawaii. sszi
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MARINE NOTES.

Freight Clerk Wil'iams of the ,. .
America Maru has amputated ms
moustache and vandyke.
The British S. S. Scottish Monarch
sailed for HiIo yesterday afternoon to
discharge 1900 tons of coal.
The U. S. A. T. Buford sailed tor
Nagasaki. Chinkiang and Mania
shortly before noon yesterday.
Chief Steward Wiley of the > .
America Maru is the proud possessor
of a clock that tells the time without
hands.
The steamship, Nevadan and Next
can, both due this morning, nave loOo
tons of freight between them Tor these
islands.
The T. K K. S. S. Nippon Mdru
is due from Yokohama this afternoon
She will probably sail for the Coas
tomorrow morning.
There is a Chinese waiter aoodru
the s, s. America Maru VINO Is caiieu
.sWhistling Rufus He can sing oi
whistle any popular air.
The steamer Claudine, from da" ai
and Maui ports yesterday morning
brought q head of cattle, horses,
mules. 1 calf, A hogs, IA bags or poIa
toes and 1874 sundries.
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BY Authority.

Chapter so OF the Revised Laws OF
the Territory 81 Hawaii giving author
ity to the Superintendent OF Public
Works to appoint Pound Masters and
establish pounds. having been repealed
by Act ls4 OF the Sessions Laws 81 1907.
all persons holding commissions as
Pound Masters are hereby notified THAI
the same are cancelled and should be
returned to the Office Of the superin-
tendent OF Public Works
All Government lands heretofore set
aside as Pounds are no longer TO b
used for such purposes.
c. s. HOLLOWAY.
superintendent OF Public Works.
Territoy OF Hawaii.
Department OF Public Works.
Honolulu. T. II. May s. 1907. s522
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sHERIFFs SALE NOTICE.

Under and by virtue OF a Writ %
Execution issued by VIM. l.. whitney.
District Magistrate of Honolulu. Coun-
ty OF oahu. Territory OF Hawaii. on the
9th day OF MarSE 1907. In the matter
OF 5. Mahelona. Trustee. plaintiff.
against Hoohuli and Loika Hoohuh.
defendants, did In said Honolulu on
the 9th day Of April. 1907. levy upon
and shall expose for sale and sell al
public auction 10 the highest bidder, at
the police station, Kalakaua Hale. In
said Honolulu at ~ o'clock noon OF
Saturday, the 18th day OF May. 1907.
all the right. title and interest OF the
said Hoohull and Loika Hoohuli In the
following pieces or parcels OF land sit
uate at Kapalama. Honolulu aforesaid,
unless the sum OF one Hundred ana
Thirty and 3O-lO0 Csl3030) dollars. thar
being the amount for which said exc
cution was issued. together with In
terest, costs. my fees and expenses are
previously paid.
PROPERTY To BE SOLD.
/. All that piece ar parcel OF land
situated at Kalanakila. Kapalama, In
said Honolulu. and being the same
premises described IN X r @'tfs a. -
A. 220l TO Nakahuna. contain an
area OF 43-1O0 Of an acre.
2. All that piece or parcel OF land
described I'm II. =. 2Oie. l.. G. A. lz2s 10
Keliinui. Apana /. containing On area
of 20 fathoms and situated at HAWAI-
plopilo. Kapalsma, Honolulu Aforesaid.
Terms. Cash.
I Deed at expense Of purchaser.
Dated. Honolulu. April 9th. 1907.
G. =. IAUKEA.
sheriff. County OF Oahu
56gs-April 1925. May 10
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Laden with school teachers for the
Philippines, the Togo Kisen Kaishas
steamship America Maru, Captain Go
ing, was sighted, coming from San
Francisco, off Koko Head at lilo
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, docking at
the Hackfeld wharf at 3:15 O'Clock
There are forty-five pedagogs in
all, mostly women and young women.
over half the states are represented in
the crowd, and, since Secretary of War
Taft objects to any but army folks
and their relatives travelling on United
States transports, these teachers are
patronizing regular passenger boats.
Among them are few honeymoon cou-
pies, pairs that mated just a little
while before the vessel sailed from the
Coast. A few of the number are old,
experienced teachers, but the majority
are young and with but little expert
ence. Ali weresasnore yesterday even
ing and a number attended the per-
Torrance at the Orpheum. They are
bound for Manila. Upon arrival there
they will be distributed to various
sections OF the islands.
r. HOFFMAN,, c. E. Ketelsen and
Adolfo kueck are German tourists haV-
ing a good time around the World
Ketelsen is a sportsman and carries
a gun that has brought down good
deal of big game. He has lived II
Mexico. They stop off in Honolulu
resuming the journey to the Orient II
the S 5. Siberia.
Mss E. Bass and Mrs. L. B. Miller
are people of wealth and social DIS
tinction in san Francisco, bound fol
Hongkong. z. j. Hagen is travelling
for the Whitney tea people OF chi
cago, going to Hongkong. He is az
companied by his brother, Franz
Hagen.
The America Maru is carrying 360t
tons of freight She sails for the OH
ent at Q. m. today.
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Recorded May 4, 1907.
John D Holt, Jr, to May r BIO" n'
D. int in grs 235, 23S, 431, 973 and II
p 4475, Kamananui, etc. Nala!ud'
oahu: int in ap 5, r P 224S. and lease
hold Makaha. Waianae, Oahu. 81. .
291 1913. Dated Apr 20, 1901
Kaonumomona to Moses Kapiioho'
D; DC land and taro patcheS' az,
kauila. waialua, Oahu. 81, etc p -'A'
D 1854 Dated Apr II, 1907.
Kaopumomona to Elikapeka halILil-
ola. d: pcs land and bldg, Paukauila !.
Wa.alua. Oahu. 81, etc. 3 2sl, p 100
Dated Apr II, 1907.
I'M Dowsett and WI to Walanae Co.
n. pors gr 5OO9, Waianae-kai, Wa'a-
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In the matter OF the Estate OF sarah
savidRe. late OF Honolulu. oahu. de-
ceased-testate. order for Notice OF
Hearing Petition for Probate Of VIII.
A document purporting 10 be the last
will and testament OF Sarah SaVlog"'
late OF Honolulu. oahu, deceased hay-
ing On the 18th day Of April. a. ID. lsV''
been presented TO said Probate court
and "a petition for the probate thereof
and for the issuance OF Letters Tesla
mentary to Henry Waterhouse Trvss
Company, Limited. having been hled
by the said Henry Waterhouse Trust
Company. Limited:
II is hereby ordered. that Monday.
the g7th day OF May. A. ID. 1907, at 10
o'clock a. m OF said day. az the Court
Room OF said Court. az the Judiciary
Ruild'ng. Honolulu. oahu, be and the
same hereby Is appointed the time ana
Mace for proving said VIII and hear
ing sad application.
II Is further ordered. that notice
thereof be gwen. by publication once a
week for three successive weeks. IN
The Pacific Commercial Advertiser.
newspaper published In the English
language. the last publication 60 be not
less than ten days previous 10 the ume
therein appointed for hDnring.
Dated at Honolulu. oahu, T. II, April
IS. 1907.
Csigned W. J. ROBINSON.
Third Judge OF the Circuit Court. Flrs'
Circuit.
Attest:
CsgD IA. THOMPSON
clerk. First Circuit court.
Castle & wilmington, attorneys TOT
petitioner.
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NOT PRUNE-PICKERs.

j. H. McCarey, one Of the Los An
ereles sailors, who worked heir wa
here from San Diego in the big snip
Manga Reva, Captain townsend
wants it understood that he Is no
prune- picker. He objects to an item III
an evening paper which Speaks Of some
of the crew as prune-pickers, shoe
makers and dry goods clerks.
McCarey is travelling incogn1to IN d
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ESTATE OF JOHN F. ANDERSON
DECEASED.

III In
All persons having claims against
the estate of John f. Anderson. de-
ceased. late of waialua, oahu, Terri
tory of Hawaii. are hereby notified to
present the same. duly authenticated.
and with proper vouchers, II any
exist. even If the claim be secured Oy
mortgage, to c. NJ. Cooke. at ms ONO
in the Bank of Hawaii, Honolulu
within six months from this date Oh
the same will be forever barred.
CHAS. NJ. COOKE,
ANDREW f. cox,
u,,ac,tors of the Last VIII and
Testament of John +. ANDERSON
Deceased.
Dated. Honolulu, oahu. May 10, lso''
7723-May 10. l., "a. 81: June -
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*NE. and S.
Note:-Barometer readings are Coz
rected for temperature inst unien.a,
errors, and local gravity ana reuueea
- GO level. Average cleudiness stated
~ scaIe from 0 to 10. Direction OF
80 =, a. prevailing direction during "A
-s ending at s o. m. Velocity OF
- - average velocity in miles per
800 VIM B. STOCKMAN.
Aio0A Section Director.
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ADJOURNED QUARTERLY
MEETING.
UNION FEED co.

The adjourned quarterly meeting OF
the Union Feed Company, Ltd, VIII be
held in the Companys office, this city
on Friday. 10th inst. at 10 o'clock a. m.
F. w. MACFARLANE, JR.,
100 Secretary.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or TIE
FIRST CIRCUIT. TERRITORY OF
HAWAII AT CHAMBERS-IN
PROBATE.
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ANNIE JOHNSON FOR HILo.

The American bark Annie Johnson
Cantain Nielsen, cleared at San Fran
cisco for Hi!o on May 2.
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SIERRA SAILS TOMORROW.

The O. s. S. Sierra, Captain Houd-
lette, sails tomorrow morning at III
o'clock for San Francisco with a large
number of cabin and Storage passen-
gers
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OCEANIC MAY SELL.

Saws the San Francisco Chronicle or
May 1: The Sierra lately arrived from
Sydney. and having been Withdrawn
from the Australian route by the
Spreckels Company, was placed on the
Honolulu run, to ply alternately with
the steamer Alameda. The Oceanic
Company expects to retain the Sierra
in this service. Both passenger ana
freight business on the line has been
heavy for many months past, anu
there is every prospect Of profitable
traffic for both the Alameda and Sier-
ra. The Sierra is in fine condition TOT
the business Her sister ships. the
Ventura and Sonoma, will be indeI-
initely laid up in the port, pending re-
pairs or sale to the highest bidder.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO. LTD.
At the adjourned annual meeting OF
the stockholders of the Hawaiian Ca
zette Co. held at the office Of the com
many on saturday. May 4. 1907, the
following officers were elected TO serve
eo- tho ensuing wear:
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TIDES, SUN AND MOON.

New moon May II at 1928 p. m.
The tides at Kahului and Hiio occur
about one hour earlier than at homo
lulu. -. 80 ~ nours
an ';n,1tas slower than Greenwich
time. being that OF the meridian Ian: OF h 10.
degrees thirty minutes The time :; WIS ~.
lie blows at 1880 p N, whden = sne
sema "a Greenwich, hours tlnu. e..
Son S and moon are for local TINA io'
tina whole group.
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pEAp THE ADVERTISER
woRLD's NEWS DAILY.
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way. He is a waiter by profession
and, incidentally according to his OWN
story, represents McClure's Magazine
He never saw a ship before in his re
and didn't know the boom from the
iorescuttIe Nevertheless, when CHAP
in Los Angeles asked him if he wanted
trip to Honolulu at $50 per month
no experience reauired-he jumped at
the chance.
I'm member of the Southern
California Waters Association, Of the
Bartenders' League of America, OF the
International Waters Association, Oh
the Pacific Coast Walters Association
and of the international Workers Oh
the World" says McCarey.
rive also represented Hearst's news
papers and, to tell you the truth, I'm
writing for McClure's Magazine. I'm
a graduate of Baylor University
Waco, Texas I'm something of a
tramp, but do good business. Now
there have been some remarks about
prune-p:c kers going as sailors aboard
the Manga Reva.: I'm no prune-plcker,
or apple-snatcher; I'm a waiter.
worked in the Palace Hotel, frisco
was in the earthquake and lost. every
thing, you bet, No, sir, there are III
prune- pickers aboard the Manga ReNa
there are FIVE walters and two basepaL
PLAYERS. One of the ball players, freO
Cannon. writes a beautiful hand; you
should see it. No, he's not sailor
Right here l want to say that captain
Townsend did not treat us with propei
respect, as one gentleman should Urea.
another He used language to Wh.ch
have never been accustomed. [ won
stav with the Manga Reva: I'm going
I'm in the Sierra as a waiter
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April q from Newcastle. N. S. W., for
Eleere, Kauai The ship Fort George
sailed from the same port two days
LATER for Honolulu
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WORKING ON SHERIDAN.

VALLEJO, May LIT was reported
at the Mare Island Navy Yard TINS
afternoon that the building of the cor
Her Prometheus will be deferred unth
the repairs to the transport Sheridan
are completed. The keel for the ne"
collier has not arrived from the East
and about $100 600 worth of work must
be done on the transport within the
next 220 days.
Constructor Evans and his corps OF
assistants were busy today gettlis
ready for the work on the Sheridan.
The expected arrival of the cruisers
California and South Dakota from tue
Union Iron Works is another redsoI /,
for this action being taken, as 1t WouIu
further complicate the work at the
ward and the force would be rushed De
yound it's capacity.
SAILED FROM NEWCASTLE.
Gibson SdllGQ
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VENTURA PASSENGER REFUSED

The special board of inquiry appoint
ed bv United States immigration Com
missioner North to examine into the
right of john hitting and his wife,
Marpha alas Pepper, alias the Coun-
tess Convialasky, to land in the Uni
ted states made its final report yes
terday and recommended that both be
debarred from landing. The poard
found that the husband and wife were
undesirable persons.
The couple registered on the steam
shin Venture under the name of John
and George Pepper, the wife masquer-
aiding in male attire as George Pep
per. She posed as a physician ana III
that capacity treated several men on
the vessel
According to her own statement the
woman was an accessory to murder
after the fact She told how, when al
college in Moscow, she saw one of the
students stab and kill one of the pro-
fessors. The student fed from the spot
and she picked up the knife and re-
fused to reveal the name of the as
81 cSin-S r Call. Nav 1
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MAY TRANSFER SAUNDERS.

Within week, from present appear
oncas the steamer Manchuria Will De
foatea from the Hunters Point dry-
dock. after having been there for near
ly half year in the hands of the me-
chanics Before leaving the DOCK
however 10000 rivets are to be driven
in the bottom plates, and TINS alone
will consume six days. After leaving
the drydock the Manchuria VII be at
the Union iron Works about twenty
days. being finished up ready for ser
vice. Her sister ship, the Mongolia,
will be in port before that time, ana
may be placed in drydock for pernla-
nent repairs. as a result of going on
the Midway Island reef September 10
last. and also grounding in the Inland
Sea of Japan a few days ago.
Captain J. W. Saunders, who was IN
command of the Manchuria when she
went ashore last August at Walmd-
nalo is nominally still in command
but NAV be transferred to some other
vessel of the line. He is returning
from Honolulu on the liner China, with
CAPTAIN Metcalf of Iloyd's and cap
tain Pillsbury, surveyor for the san
Francisco Board of Marine Onder-
wr'ters-S. F. Chronicle, May ).
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EDWARD DEKUM.
Secretary.
Honolulu. May 6, 1907. "-V
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26
VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA,
Brief Items Of Interest from the Sis
ter States to the south.

jamestown Exposition. Va, July 25-The
international yacht and motor boat races viii be
gin at the fair September and wiz continue foT
three weeks This is expected 70 be the most nota.
bic series Of water sports held in this COUNTRY
Richmond, Va. July sc. Doran Wing
field the supposed director general Of the local Ice
trust before the grand jury FOR several hours
this morning He carried with him a batch Of pa
pcrs supposed 10 contain facts and figures about
the operations Of the alleged trust.
Richmond, Va, July 25.-J. w. Havth.
Of Danyille merchant was held I'D by highway
men yesterday and would have been robbed If as
sistancc had not reached him Rooser Coleman was
placed under $500 security IN POli0a Court this NOM
ing on the charge OF having attempted the robbery
Richmond. Va. July 25.-J. A. Muir. for
two years prominently identified with the newspaper
life Of Richmond, has accepted the position Of gen
eral manager Of the Bluefeld Publishing Company.
printing the Daily Leader at Bluefield W Va
MT. Muir viii leave for his new field next Sunday.
Huntington, w. Va. July 25.-Rose Mad
dox. young woman Of Huntington, was murdered
in Lawrence County Ohio. opposite here. yesterday
afternoon. She crossed the river into Ohio and
walked down the river road On the boat with her
were two negroes. They followed the young woman
An hour afterward she found dead beside the
road. Evidently there had been desperate strug-
gle. The negroes have not been caught,
Staunton, Va, July 25-News reached
here to-day Of the death Of Bessie Hope Pifer. in
fant child Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pifer. Of Rock
iugham County, who was drowned In shallow
stream near the farm yesterday afternoon. The
child had wandered from the side Of its mother
who Was sleeping. and found by an elder sister
IN water only little a foot deep
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26

tan, on which the settlement of New Am
sterdam had been made. He gave twenty
four dollars for it. paying. as the Indians
asked. in beads and trinkets. The aver
age American could hardly read the fig
ures that to-day represent the value OF
this island. so far beyond the billions do
they so. Shortly after this came Adam
ROelandsen, the first school-teacher. He
eked out his living by taking in washing
for though education was encouraged
teachers were poorly paid. That was "a
years ago, and he was the only teacher in
the New Netherlands. To-day New York
state has 5000 teachers and their sal
aries aggregate S270O0O00 a year. TIE
state has had excellent legislation In re-
gard TO the sale of liquor. and as early as
l64S lecture on temperance was delv-
cred. This came from an unexpected
source. After a skirmish with Indians the
whites demanded an explanation and
apology. Instead several wise chiefs came
into the fort and lectured the governor
and his men for selling liquor to the In
dlans. Manhattan, II is said, means "the
place OF happy drinking" and these
bacehanalian orgies of the red men doubt
less foreshadowed present conditions. for
New YOrk's daily drink bill now amounts
TO million dollars.
To-mOrrOw-AbOut Notable Ameri-
cans
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26
SWIMMERS TAKE WATER.
National Championship Events Be
gin at jamestown Exposition.

Norfolk. Va. July 25.-The junior and
senior national swimming and water polo
championships. under the auspices Of the
Amateur Athletic Union Of the United
States, we're commenced at the James
town Exposition this afternoon.
The events took place on the waters OF
the Grand Basi.. between the govern
ment piers. Conditions were favorable
and some excellent time was made The
events will continue tomorrow and sat
urday. Summaries:
Fifty yards; junior championship-First. ]. ".
Lawrence, New York A c second W r. Quayle
C. A A.. Chicago; third. Roy Nelson. Baltimore a.
c. Time. . seconds.
Ss0yard; senior championship-First, l. r. Good
win, New York A. c.. second II. J. Handy; third
J. W. Spencer. New York \. c. Time 1892 25
100 yards; senior championship-First G. VI.
Daniels. New York A. c: second. G D. Tuben-
bach. New York A. c.; third. J. W. Lawrence,
New York A. c. Time. 13 25
4i0 yards junior championship-First ID. Resser.
New York A. C.: second George Gadizig. Chicago e.
\. A; third, W. r. Quaye, c. A :, Time 6:55 35.
Plunge for distance junior championship First
c. L. Healey. c, A. A; second. ". Abbey. Prince
ton; third e. Mangle Yale. Distance 66 feet.
Back stroke; junior championship First, W. r.
Quayle c. A. A.: second. c. NJ Daniels. New
York A. c.; third c. c. Meugle. Yale Pme
81 45 seconds.
Fancy diving: jIni0r championship Abbey.
Princeton; second. Ruddy. New York A. C.. third
L. H. Trubenhach.
Back stroke; senior championship-NOn by H. J
Handy. Time, ..
Relay race: 30 yards: between the first. second
and third teams Of the New York A. c. was
finished in the order
The Washington herald., 1907-07-26
HOLDS PICNIC AT CHOPPERS
st. Roses Catholic Church Has An
nual Outing for It's Friends.
Father Harrington and Able Corps
of Assistants Engineer Event that
Proves Big Success.


Special to The Washington Herald.
Boyds. Nd. July 25.-The annual picnic
Of St Roses Catholic Church was held
to-day at Choppers. and was attended by
large number OF persons from all over
Montgomery County Washington was
well represented, and there were many
Baltimoreans present.
The picnic was held in Hutton's woods.
Dancing began at . o'clock. The ice
cream. candy. soda. and other tables were
all well patronized throughout the day.
Father Harrington, pastor Of ST Mary's
Church, at Barnesville, and Of St. Roses
Church. the sister church at Choppers
worked hard to make the picnic a success.
and 1t was decidedly successful He was
assisted by many Of the ladies' and gentle
men OF the church, Including F. G. Hut
ton, Mrs. ". r. Hutton, J. B. Diamond
Mrs. James Barry Adams. Mrs Howard
J. S. Caulheld. Mrs. Caulfeld, Alex
Gloyd. Mrs Gloyd. w T. Bola1d, Glen
Boland, Miss Mary Boland. John T. Bux-
ton. Miss Marian Buxton. T T. Gardner.
Miss 5. F. Hartmann. J. D. Stang. Leo
Crown, John Crown, .. W. Baker, Misses
Lou and Kate Baker, Robert Hickerson,
A. B. Reid. Martha Reid. Miss zoe" Nc
Atee, John Reid, Mrs. Barton Trail, Mrs
Vessels, Miss Vessels, Mrs. Armistead
West. and others.
Among those present were J. P. Gott.
J. ?. Lewis, p +. Waters. Eugene
Waters. William Waters. Edward c. Pc
ter. J. a. Belt. Fred Ward, Carson Ward,
John ". Williams, c. T. Kingsbury, w.
Santman, George w. Meem. A. F. Meem.
Brosius, Arthur Williams. and Alex G..
Carlisle.