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DAVIS 8 BLACKBERRY
tts MONK ST. PHONE 40
RhsumavIs0

RheumaxIsqM
Is quickly relieved and prompuy cure,
By Or Drrnmond'a Tightening
RemedieR. The inxetnAi rsmedy -
pleasant 70 take, acts Immediately
and ~ fer rheumatism oely in all II
tcTturiEg forms. Tie external Pre-.
psrati0n rsstores stiR tOints, drawn
cords and hardened muscles.
your druggist has not these ramedis
In stock do not take anything elss
Ssnd IS 20 the Drummopd Aedicsla
Co, New York. and tbs full treatment
OF two large eottieA WI be SEM
Yosr axpsess address, Agents waatsd
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JOHN ID, ROUNTOS.
FREsH STRAWBERRIES
Resolved ESsry Day.

NFNsfsNfl&Nk ANflNf NtafR
pi's't bug hErst sagsf ana iEaASlss
ron ATe EstunS p1se ckoeclAss. Eaon
substitutes are Injurious ~ sealen.
egT enra eAcccisss ens Al oSAsr c&g
Dies cell ca ms.
A rTssG supply rocsivcd sven seK
frO1u NsRisr tag fsEaons rhsso.Sts
nlassr, Either Ii baIk u Ia Aeartigxl
pousd sa1 hHif PeGnA hogss.
RHEeT FRUITS, CHAIRS AAR TO
Nss n aACGoEa, ETC.
TAFFT~ cANET MAHx FRRsA
&AEN
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Ship NotI.e.

Neither the master, oRners noA
consignees Of the Norwegian steam
ship Phoenix will be responsible fo.
any debts contracted BY tge Grew
OF said steamer.
Larsen, Master.
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Ningr
eRDENsT&9a a.

s solicit orders for eSgfythink il
~ grocery Tine. PROMPT ssrTtee.
low prices. Davis s -tAsceerby, II
Monk street.
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state Of Georgia, Giynn County

state ct EgOi@id, flynn AUuutf
William kleelkley VS. Alarsaiel
"a ssignn npetaT sailrt
sfln. 1891 lips for t9tai g
fp aeanaa afs araref islselsles
M Ae Nar u tisesGsd aaa "
CURED to be and appear at the nex
superior court to lie held 10 and TO-
said county on the thiFd Monday H.
Mag next to answer In said cause
Ia defaalt OF such answer the cour
win proceed as the law directs anc
as to justice shall seem proper. This
riiali0n and notice Is issued, pub
liahed and made under authority O
the judge Of said court, granted al
chambers on tnc 9th. instant, direct
ing service on yo9 by publication.
Witness the Honorable 7. A. Par
ker judge of said court. this the
1tth day Of March. 1907
Il. r. d. Blgnon.
Clerk Superior Court Glynn County
Georgia,
Max Isaac, Plaintiffs Attorney -.
~oR YOUR PLUMBING
AND Thinning WORK
Try the Sanitary Plumbing and
Tin Company, and rave your trou-
hles stopped.
Al Jobs guaranteed, Regard.
less OF Size.
Try one jon ana that will be
guarantee for the rest.
No. 10 Grant ST. Phone 427
Il. s. REDDlcK,
Manager.
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WHAT OOESLIFE
INSURANCE COST?
And Where Does Your Money Coz
Some Interesting Facts on a Thor
Oughly Interesting Theme.

The insurance statutes Of Massa-
chusetts afford tie most complete
protection to policy holders Of an
tate in the union. No insurance com
3any ever chartered uuder Blassa
chuaetts reserve laws has ever fail
d or been involved in insurance scar
ais. -
The Columbian National n !, Oh
Derates but ig chartered u3e@g t.,
tringent laws Of Massachusetts, ar
- the only old line >life ms france
company that deposits all NOM 5 c =
ected from this district in Brunswick
banks until the reserve put In pe.ma
ent securities taat effect us loca.
1T leaves your premium at home. SUP
Jose all premiums paid for life "a
auranco premiums in this city werC
eft in Brunswick banks, now mucl
greater would your bank dep
The Columbian National nov has
money deposited In Brunswick bank
and Brunswick has been designate,
as a permanent repository for ali pr
miums collected on policies written
my district, which is composed
flynn. Ware. Mcintosh. Coffee ChI
ION, cilnch, rASgss, JeT Davis al
Wayne counties.
Consider and col pare the cony,i
bic and rene%aDl policy Issued
ne Columbian N4ioaal Life les
nee Company. OF Boston. Mass
$1,000 cos1s ANNUALLY
Non-partiei a4ius Policy.
A Ass % % /. i rs
A Qabcy incontestahie, that cots
tha home as we'll as the bushes
Inswick money for erunswic
lanks. Professional men. salarieo
,ene wage earners, reflect. act am
onsult Hoyt w. Gale, District Mana
ler. before taldng out policy
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Nine times out of ten the
skin is yellow and has bad col
or. wnea the system is run
down and the back is weak.
Il IS due to kidney and liver
troubles. If your skin Is ia
saeh condition, il your system
IS rot In proper condition,
giye our
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KIDNEY AND LIVER
REMEDY

a careful trial. It is easy to
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VIII try tals remedy, that y0a
sill thaak - Ger osl'.-g year
attention 80 this spleneld
remedy.
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We solicit orders ,t,r rythinx IN
the grocezy line. PrJ. INT service
low prices. Davis 4 Bipckefuy. ne
SoRk straet
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JOIN THE crowd

ard a. to PARTER's Pox BALL
7kRlOP Splendid Exercise, Fee
Tned Pleasure for Ladies' and GEN
iemen.
A prize will be given away each
saturday Night for the highest scere
aade during the week.
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sHlTH's PHARMACY
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Try one jon ana that will be a
guarantee for the rest.
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No ia Grant ST. Phone 427
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ues GlynA County. Georgia.
a. 0. Townsend.
Clerk, q pm ssioDers Roads and
Revep Elynn County Georgia
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-17
IN the POLICE COURT

When the Justice Mill is grindin' at
the Old Town Hall,
And the vags and buns and hoboes
are a-waitin' for the call;
When Diehl is lookin' daggers from
the bench, and Bailiff Bill
Is a-roarin' "Order in the court" and
kickin' fit to kill;
When Prosecutor Daily is a-gittin
squared away,
And Soren X. is pleadin' for a ten
day stay,
You can always mark me present at
the openin' of the ball,
When the justice Mill is grindin at
the Old Town Hall.
When the Justice Mill is grindin' at
the Old Town Hall,
And the murky, misty, musty air is
hangin' like a pail;
When the "doins' are a-driftin In a
dreary, drowsy drone,
And the Clerks a-gittin his'n in a
sleepy monotone;
When Newton's passing up the bull,
defendin' Bunco Jim,
And the audience" is a-swappin
Oh, it's me to loll and listen to the
buncombe of it all,
When the Justice Mill Is grindin' at
the Old Town Hall,
When the Justice Mill is grindin' at
the Old Town Hall,
And the Goddess peeks and sees she
hasn't got a chance at all;
When Defendant says he didn't and
the Copper swears he did,
And the Truth draws ticket "23' and
takes her daily skid,
When attorney" Smith is here to
state" his client is in jail
And the claw" demands immediate
surrender of his bail;
Oh, you'll get an intermixture of high
finance and gall,
When the Justice Mill is grindin' al
the Old Town Hall.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-08-17
THE NIGHT BIRD.

A-foating, a-foating
Across the sleeping sea,
All night | heard singing bird
Upon the topmost tree.
80, come you off the isles of Greece,
Or off the banks of Seine;
Or off some tree in forests free,
Which fringe the western main?'
= came not off the old world,
Nor yet from off the new;
But am one of the birds of God
Which sing the whole night
through"
80, sing, and wake the dawning;
o whistle for the wind!
The night is long, the current strong,
My boat it lags behind"
1.-The current sweeps the old world,
The current sweeps the new;
The wind will blow, the dawn will
glow,
Ere thou hast sailed them through"
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The Difference.

The Difference.
Between a COW and milkman is that
the COW gives real milk.
Between lightning and electricity is
that there is charge of the lat
ter.
Between necessity and wealth Is that
the one knows no law, while the
other merely ignores it.
Between a playwright and a plagiar-
list is usually not discernible.
Between racing yacht and a pleas
ure yacht is often only that be.
tween a center-board and side
board.
Between a savage and his civilized
brother is that the one scalps his
foes while the other skins his
friends.
Between Her headache and His, is
that She doesn't know what
caused hers, while He only says
he doesn't know what caused
his either.
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so YOU think the president ha

so you think the president has
the right idea about haymaking?"
"Yes," answered Farmer Corntas-
sci; "he did what every other man
in the business would do IL he could
go through with one days work
and let 1t go at that. "-Washington
Star,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-31
HARRISON NO MORE.
Prominent Banker of Fort Worth Sue
cumhs to Heart Trouble.

Fort Worth. Dec. 31-John c. Harri-
son, a leading banker died at his res
idence Sunday afternoon from an i'll
ness brought on by heart trouble.
Mr. Harrison, who was born at
GAINESVILLE. Tex, June %, 1858, was
the second son of the late Colonel w.
NJ Harrison. His boyhood days were
spent at jefferson. In 1888 he remov-
ed here, and since that time has been
connected with the State National
bank, nearly al that time being cash
Ter In 1885 he was married to Miss
Sarah Ward of jefferson.
Mr.. Harrison was member of the
Knights Templar grand lodge and a
devout attendant of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. Aside from the
immediate members of his family the
following survive him. Brothers. w.
B. Harrison and James Harrison,
president and director respectively. of
the State National bank: sisters, Mrs.
Schluter ard Mrs. Charles A. Culber-
son, wife of the senator now of Wash
ingtOn
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-31
llisDS MUl''...'.
Son-Ig,-Law Calls Her a Liar and
Tres Fist.
FATHER QUICKLY EXPIRES
Oscar McCord, Who Was Married on
Christmas Day to the Daughter OF
John Bryant, Shot to Death by Son
of the Latter.

Little Rock, Dec. 31.-Near Vilonfa,
In the eastern part of Faulkner county,
says q special to the Gazette from
Conway, Ark, Oscar McCord, aged
twenty-six, was shot and instantly kill
ed by Henry Bryant, a boy of fifteen
years He used shotgun, the entire
load passing through the head. John
Bryant, father of the lad, died at the
spot of heart trouble
McCord was married Christmas day
to Bryant's daughter, and they had
come to the latter's house for dinner.
McCord and Bryant's wife were not on
good terms, and got into a row. Nc
Cord hit the old lady with his fist
The old man jumped for his gun, but
was stopped from shooting, and the
weapon was put down. Young Bryant
got the gun and fired before any one
knew he was in the room. Young Bry-
ant says he killed McCord because he
hit his mother and called her liar.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-31
CONSTABLE LOSES LIFE.
Sam 3. Teas Is Shot to Death While
DOING His Duty.

Lockhart. Tex. Dec. 31.-Constable
Teas and Deputy Sheriff A. II. Gomil-
Ion went to Dale, in the eastern part
of this county, to arrest two negroes
charged with being implicated in the
burning of Dale short time ago.
One of the negroes refused to admit
the officers at first, but when the two
men from Lockhart and Constable w.
N. Osten and Deputy Sheriff Levi
Moore of Dale all promised him safe
conduct to IOckhalt, he agreed to open
his door The negro struck a match
as If to go and unlock it, when Dep
uty Moore observed that he. from with
in. had taken gun and was pointing
it toward the door outside of which
We're his fellow officers.
Deputy Moore fired at the negro,
but missed him. AT this iuncture the
other officers broke open the door and
covered the negro with their pistols.
Teas handed his pistol to Gomillon,
who held two guns on the negro. who
still resisted, and proceeded to hand
cuff him III rising. having placed the
handouts. Teas became eDtangled in
some bedclothes and stumbled against
Gomillon one of whose pistols was
discharged, and took effect in the body
of Teas just below the left shoulder,
killing him instantly.
The negroes were brought here and
put in Jail.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-31
COMES HIGH.
Special Session Would Cost Hun
dred Thousand Dollars.

Austin, Dec. 31-In the event the
governor decides to call an extra SEES
sion of the legislature for the purpose
of passing bank guarantee law. or
election would have to be held iii diff.
ferent legislative districts to fill va.
cancies caused by deaths, designations
and ,movals. Special senatorial cleo
lions would have to be held I'm the
Red River district to elect successor
to Senator Chambers, who has moved
to San Antonio; also to elect sue
cessOr to late Senator Bob Green of
San Antonio Special elections would
have to be held in the following legis-
lative districts: Dallas county, for a
successor to Speaker Love. Bexar
county. on account of the resignation
of T. d. Cobbs; Milan county, on &C
count of the removal of Clifford
Braley; Fannin county, owing to the
removal of ]. A. Thomas; Hill county,
on account of the resignation of Rep
resentative Graham; Bastrop county,
on account of the removal of Repre-
sentative Orgain, and Cameron county,
on account of the removal of Repre-
sentative Elkins. Besides there would
have to be a new speaker elected.
Should the lawmakers meet it is es-
timated the special session would cost
$4,000 and these special elections
$4,000. Consequently 1t will be seen
that the special session would cost in
the neighborhOod of 100000.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-31
HARRIS BANK CLOSES.
Private Financial Institution at Tyler
Did Not Open Monday.

Tyler Tex. Dec. 31.-One of the
oldest and the only private financial
institution In this city-the Harris FIX
change bank-failed Monday morning
to open its doors for business. A notice
was posted up and signed by bank
officials It is alleged the bank owes
deposits of 100000. with assets only
$4,000 It Is impossible to obtain an
Interview with the cashier and man.
ager, Mr. Harris. but from trustees
appointed by Referee Reaves the sche-
dule of assets show only about $4,000
in cash in the bank, with outstanding
notes of approximately $4,000.
The Harris Exchange bank up to
Saturday night seemed to have done
a satisfactory business ard it was
surprise to many for the failure.
In addition to the banks failure, the
mercantile houses closed their doors
the Tyler Novelty company and the
Tyler Paint and Wall Paper company.
These were owned by the bank.
No fear is entertained that any other
business will be effected by the fail
ure. The two national banks are not
affected in the least.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-31

Bryan Says This Is HiE:
Democratic FIR

Houston. Dec. 31-After a successful
and delightful hunt of two days at Lake
Surprise. Galveston county, Hon. w. }.
Bryan and party came to this city.
Before 5000 persons, many of them
members of the Texas State Teachers
association, who had invited him to
address them. Mr.. Bryan appeared at
the skating rink. He tod Of his trav-
els and of the curse of laDdlOrdfsm.
The average man was his real theme,
including in his list clergyn en-, doe
tors and lawyers The speaker raid
whom. he declared. threshed out great
problems before their city brethren got
hold of them. Farmers and artisans
were declared the country'S backbone
The trainers of the oklahoma c0nSti-
tuition were cOmplimented. Governor
Campbell was praised, trusts were
termed the product of bad laws.
Calves and pigs grow big enough to
wean," he said. "but no trust infant
industry ever voluntarily relinquished
the public teat.'
Mr. Bryan said Thomas jefferson
was the real sun of Democracy, and
he merely the moon.
The address was filled with scrip
tural quotations and anec dotes, and
literally applauded The audience yell
ed when lawyers We're referred to.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-31
COMBINATION CHARGED.
Head of Texas Farmers Union
Issues Statement.
DRIVE THEM TO JUNGLES.
President NeiIl Accuses Certain Men
of Endeavoring to Bring About the
Disruption Of Organic alton by Bringing
on Financial FURRY.

Fort Worth, Dec. 31-In a state
ment issued by d. J. Neil, president
Of the Texas Farmers union, it is
charged there is far reaching and
powerful combination outside of the
union to get control of its business af-
fairs and usurp the functions of its
officers and subvert the true princi-
pies Of cooperation and turn it to the
profit of few organized conspirators.
He says:
"A few months ago in Texas fought
q similar combination down. Now they
have invaded other states and propose
or three states.
81 am going to the Memphis meeting,
Jan. T. and | expect to warn the en-
tire membership and drive those med
dlesome grafters to the jungles, from
whence they will never be heard Of
again.
"The financial furry that was preci-
plated early in the fall was purposely
arranged to- defeat and delay the vic
tory of the Farmers union of the south
and II possible discourage them and
break down their organization. The
union Is no responsible for the banks
closing and the money stringency, and
know there is nothing that will de-
feat us In receiving Is cents for our
cotton but the combination of the
money panic and the organized power
Of the exchange gamblers and specu.
lators."
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-31
SENSATIONAL SCENES.
Workhouse Prisoners Cried and Pray
ed to Escape Flames.


Pittsburg, Dec 31-The chapel of
the Allegheny workhouse, located at
Claremont, was burned, and as re-
suit there were sensational scenes
among the 1000 inmates of the insti-
tuition. The prisoners were locked in
their cells, but when they became
aware of the fire they began such a
chorus of cries and prayers as is sell
dom heard. Some of the prisoners
were terror stricken, more were re-
sentful and the dominating sentiment
of the walls was that flames would
lick up the institution. At one time
the guards seriously considered the
releasing of the prisoners from their
cells and assembling them i'm the wall
ed yard, but the old officials counsel
ed against this except In extreme me-
cessity The fire was subdued with a
loss of $4,000.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-31
BREVlTIES PUNCHED.

Russian douma voted $7,500O00 for
famine sufferers.
Floyd Lauter met his death at Yer
non, Tex, by a train.
Business block burned at Tolar. Tex,
entailirg nearly $4,000 damage.
John d. Carter, prominent Ala
bama banker, died at Montgomery.
At ITALIA, Wibarger county, Texas
q man named Addison was killed in a
gin.
Jack Golden. Snowman, had leg
nearly torn off at Galveston by a
lion.
By gasoline explosion at Dallas
Miss May Ferguson was burned to
death.
Texas State Teachers association
selected Austin for next years meet
ing place.
Steamship Himera arrived at New
York from BuenOs Ayres with $50, 900
gold eagles.
AT Beaumont Ike NJ Gary ended his
mortal career with a pistol. He fired
twice, the first shot missing.
Justice Carter of McAlester holds
that the selling OF goods in Oklahoma
on Sunday is not a law violation.
Cut into nine pieces, the body of
Ernest Bell of Louisville was found
on railroad track at Paducah, Ky.
Not far from Olustae, okla, Edward
Heasteger. twenty years old. accident
ally killed himself. He was hunting.
Texarkana Lighting and Storage
company building burned. About $780,
900 worth of cotton was consumed.
Several leading cotton planters of
reduce acreage next season by 80 per
cent
Near Cash Hunt county, Texas.
while hunting, f. f. Moore was acct
dentally shot by Jack Phillips, but not
fatally
While waiting for street car at
Main and Ervay streets, Dallas, u. p.
Ellison sas robbed of a pocketbook
containing sS5.
While Hon. w. J. Bryan and fellow
nimrods were at Lake Surprise they
gathered oranges from trees loaded
with sweet ones.
Near Luna, Tenn, J. K Ensley was
killed and Miss LESSEE, his daughter.
wounded. William Luna did the deeds
Business troubles was the cause
In a Rock Island railroad train
wreck near Duncan. Okla, Engin Ger
White was crushed to death beneath
the tender and six other persons in
jured.
within an hour after being married
t. Miss Marceau, Omar Fochette was
jailed at Chicago on the charge o.
having murdered six weeks ago his
first wife at Quebec.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-31

corner Of the land sold by ]. M. Bow1es
to Walker Dinkins which is 4I.33 chains
south of the northeast corner of section
20, township y, range IS; thence south
1857 chains; thence west 25 chains
thence north 1907 chains; thence east
Is chains to the place of beginning, less
land sold by Phil Hall Jr., to S. O.
Jones, with all buildings and improve
mcnts thereon, as described in convey
ance book 81, page 500, of the records
of Caddo Parish, La, same being ac-
CURED by mortgagor herein from Louis
Lehman, shown by said deed referred
to heretofore.
Said property seized as belonging to
the said defendant, and to be sold to
satisfy the amount. spetftct N, said
writ say $628-oo. with 8 per cent inter
csf<thereon from February ID, 1907, I'M
| I'll paid, and 10 per cent on said principal
and interest as attorneys fees, and all
costs of suit.
J. ?. FLOURNOY, Sheriff.
Caucasian, Dec. e. 1907.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-31
TALL, INTO FIRE.
In Performing Heroic Deed Lady
Perishes In Flames.

Pittsburg, Dec. 31.-Miss Carmelia
Mondieu gave up her life in an eft
fort to save property in her charge
and, as she believed, the lives of 9th
ers. Fire started in building on
Fourth avenue, of which Miss Mon
dieu was janitress On seeing flames
the woman hurried across fire es
cape giving an alarm at each door
When she reached a room, evidently
intending to shut off gas stove where
the fire started. the floor gave way
under her weight and she fell into d
red body into the street.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-31
MANY LETTERS STOLEN.
Mall Sacks Taken to Thicket Near
Waco and Rified.


Waco and Rified.
Waco, Dec. 31.-Officers have just
disclosed the fast that bushels of let
tiers registered, packages, etc, were
stolen from trucks at Temple, prob
ably Saturday night, and ta'-en to a
thicket half mile west Of here and
opened. About $4,000 worth of
checks, money orders and drafts were
found in pile, where the letters had
been torn open. but all registered pack.
ages and money in the letters have
been taken Letters were from many
points in Texas, but chiefly from the
San Angelo branch OF the Santa Fee
Officers are working on the case.
They think the man who stole the mail
sacks got off the train here and went
to a thicket and opened the letters
It is impossible to tell how much
money and registers were secured. Let
lers we're for all points all over the
United States.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-12-31
MARSHAL'S SALE.

No o6I-In the City Court of Shreve-
port. La: Central Carriage Com
pany VS.. J. II. McWilliams.
BY virtue Of writ of heri facias.
issued Ill the above entitled and num-
bered suit, by the Honorable r. ID
Webb. Judge of the City Court. Shreve-
port, La, ard TO me directed. | have.
seized and will sell at public auction. at
'he texas street front door of the court
house of Caddo Parish, between the
legal hours for sales, on
SATURDAY, JAN. 4. 1908,
One carriage.
lerms of sale cash, with benefit of an
pfa1Selnent 0. p. OGILVIE,
Zee IS. City Marshal.