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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-22
From Mondays Daily.

Otto P kroeger, G G Smith ana Willard Brown of Bis ee are visitor to the county seat.
 A McGinnis of Benson is in tn, city on business. Public Examiner VIC Foster ha: returned to his home in Phoenix Attorney Chris Eilerbe has returned from trip to Dos Csbezas.
 Porter Mcdonald was an outgoing passenger today for Bisbee.
 Constable Tra.k of Benson is in the city on court business.
 Sheriff White has returned from an official trip to Bisbee.
 Judge Hogan and George Humm of Lowell are Tom bstone visitors.
 Mrs Nj Brady of Bisbee is in the city on visit to her sister, Mrs. K. Raierty.
 A H Emanuel has returned from c trip to Los Angeles.
 Chas Hull is Tombstone visitor from Don Luis.
 Mrs P B Sabin is ia the city on matters before the probate court.
 FC Earle has returned to Fl Psso after brief visit in this city.
 Attorneys Morrison, stricker, Ben nett and Neale are in the city from Bisbee on court matters.
 The time of the district court at Prescott is being taken upin the trial of the damage suit of James Seahill vs 5. F P. & P Rsil-osd company. 'eahill brought suit for s50O0 damages. He sets up in his case that he was as 'aulted by a s. F. P. & P. conductor md was cast forth from . train near May 9th, after a ticket rom Hillside had been taken from lim,
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-22
Patient Held
 For Deportation

Constable Bud Snow brought over s Mexican named Miguel Munez from WillcoI CD the charge of insanity The examination in :be probate court today developed the fact that the Mexicon was the one who escaped from the s. P. train recently when two of his companions were killed by Conductor Rolla, after an assault had been made on the train crew. The Mexican wss found wandering about in the hills and fears imaginary enemies. It alec appears that Munez is recent arrival from Mexico and may be subject to deportation across the line. He wac held to further in. vestigation and the case may be taken uP by the immigration officials.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-22
TO THE FRONT
Tombstone Firm
 Rapidly Advancing.

sneed Brothers, who arrived ia Tombstsne and embarked n the gre cery business but . few ysars since, gsuged we'll the pubic pulse and wea fer themselves the esssen of the pur- chasing public. The Msssrs 6nesd began business cautiously by pur. chasing sparingly of high-grsds goods, taking pains that everything that a. peals to the epicurean was placed
 upon their shelves, with the result that storsroom spacs was soon doubled and dry goods, boots and shsss. hats and caps. crocksry, glassware and snd niseellsneous sundries were added to complete line of staple and fancy groesries. Sassd Brothers, through fair dealing, have gained the co.fidsucs of their patrons, and by judicious advertising are extending their trade to the agricultural, cattle raising and mining sections adjs. cent hereto. This contemplating 6rn is continually reaching cut for addi
 tionsl business, in order to secure which . mammoth holiday announce
 nent is made elsewhere in this paper
 Read what they have to say. then cal
 upon them and investigate prices os the actual necessaries of life and lsol
 ever she fine array of holiday goods
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-22
To Make PeriIous
 River Journey

Miss sharlot N. Hall, Arizona's his torisn, is about to pay Yuma . visit in . sensational manner. She is go- ing iron Prescott to Ehrenburg over. land, and will float down the river from Psrier te Yuma in . boat. At this season the water is % low that her life will not be endangered, yet it is strenuous trip for . woman at any time. Her visit to Yums will he made sn occasion ty the club women of that city. Her trip will be made in . few weeks hence. .-Arizona bemocrat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-22

4 Kansas City broker named R. L. Whiting was taken from a train on the Brownsville & Mexico railroad, near Corpus Christi He was found to have smallpox and was quarantined in the station house.
 Negotiations are under way by which the Union Pacific will abandon control of the Southern Pacific in re- turn for which the government will agree not to prosecute Hartman for interstate violation,
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-22
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Geld 75 Gents Gold and Silver SI. co Lest 75cents Gold, Silver, Coppersl.5O
 Samples by mail receive prompt attention. Placer Gold, Retorts and Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN Assay Co.,, .l536 Court Place Denver, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-22
From Tuesdays Daily.

VI. J. DfoWn. the DlsOtc lawyer, T an arrival today, and during his sta. is the guest of Sam Johnson and wife J. J. Huffacker of Bisbee, formerl, county jsilor, is in the city on shor visit to friends.
 c. W. Moon, one of the shift bosse' of the Copper Queen company, is pay. ing Tom5stone a short visit.
 Lee Snodderly, of Bisbee. is visiting with his friend, Supervisor G. J. Mc- Csbe.
 The latest trouble ia Tom bstons is caused by water in the gasoline-at least few bubble buggies" have frozen up lately.
 F. J. Hurst, the Bisbee architect, was at the county seat today on a short business visit.
 Notice has been served on the su- peryisors by the defense in the case of the County vs Peter Hansen ct al, condemnation proceedings, shat the defendant wi ask for change of venue when the same is called Tor trial on the 18th inst.
 Soseph Muhein, the we'll known Bisbee real estate holder, is ningling with Tombstone friends, being called here on business before the district court.
 NJ. J. Cunningham, cashier of the Bank of Bisbee, was Tombstone y;s- itor today, being called here on busi- ness before the district court.
 J. G. Pritchsrd, the Bisbee broker, is here on business before the district court
 George Henninger is over from Bis- bee. being called as a witness in the Brooks case in the district court.
 F E. Coles, assistant manager Of | the Copper Queen store at Bisbee, is spending few days here, being called as a witness in the district court. The fellow who can't find q suitable I Xmas present for his sweetheart in stores of Tombstone, which are carry. ing big Xmas ads in the PResPEcroR, is either blind or suffering from a crsmp in his pocket-book Supervisor J. J. Bowen returned to Bisbee this afternoon. With Chicago and the middle west wallowiDg in the snow and blizzsrds, | it might be sppropos to say that now is the time to come Arizona, the land l of sunshine and prosperity at any old time. Our Bisbee visitors enjoy their walks around Tombstone. The req son is, that they are as tickied as e Teddy Bear to be able to walk on the !evel." Just watch Tombstone put on airs early l90S-these cement walks, iron awnings and new cottages are but forerunners of the real thing that will be pulled of then. The following marriage licenses have been issued out of the probate court during the past few days: EP White to wed Bertie Black, both of Tombstone; Wm G Csnion to wed Laura May Sheppard. both of Doug las; Chas D Dean of CaIabssss, so- pora, to wed Mrs. Minnie J. Schott of | Douglas; Anthony F Mott to wed Minnie Scho6eld. both of Bisbes; Sam F Maloney to wed Emma \ L Sam ders, both of Paradise.
 In proportion to the population, Tombstone has more "benzine buggies" than any city in the territory. A few up.to date cottages in Tomb
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-22
Outlaw Stiles
 Makes His Escape
gEEzs

Recently Lieutenant 0lds lof the rangers who is now in Tucson learned that Billy Stiles was located at Bouse on the Arizona 4 California railIosd, west of Wickenburg where he was driving . team of one of the milling camps Ranger McGss was sent to Bouse to arrest Stiles, but wksn he arrived there he found that his bird had flown the day before. leaving no trace that could be followed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-22

The board Of supervisors were in session last evening and . part of to- day. The board last evening received and accepted the reports of the county officers as ts the amount of revenue collected. The question of whether or not the board had . right to order . refund of money collected as taxes on personal property was passed up to the district attorney for . written opinion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-22

Robert Bowen, . prominent citizen of Tempe, has become dangerously in- sane. About year ago he fell from . ladder inju, ing his skull. An operation may restore his reason.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-22
Keep Your Bowels Strons.

Constipation or diarrhea wheI your bowels are out of order. Gas carets Candy Cathartic will make them act naturally. GCauine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold ip bulk. All druggists, Ioc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-22
To Cure a Cold in One Day s:=s.> s;ss: rds Laxative Promo Quinine 1..... 6 a. scSy
Drury Lowell prop

Drury Lowell prop
 srty. Charles w Rambe to 1 Andy Tong one half | interest in mines in
 the Warren m Q ing ustfict. Charles W Rsmbo to c E Lane one-eixth in- terest in mines in the Warren miningd is-
 "soe William Drury ct ux to 0 E Cummings Lowell
 property ....... George A Walker to JN
 Wolch mipes in the
 California mining dis
 'Ns Ebert H Hilton ct ux to
 Mary P Barrow. land
 in the northwest l-4 of
 [ e southeast l-< of
 section 3l. township IT,
 range 2l, except Is
 acres, in the County of COchise, Territoryo of Ar,zons ............. l
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-22

C0ChlSE COUNT instruments Filled With the cssn
 Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN ERIE PARTIAL RELEASE or MORTGAGE. Ar'Isna Trust & Banking Go t, Arizona & Mexico Realty Co Map of Nass
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE. William Cowa. to A A Dudley PARTIAL SATISFACTION or HoRroAsB. William Cowa. to A A Dudley
 BILL OF BALE.
 Frank Hare to A J Hsldsn Al Holden ct ux to 6tilnan ? Frisbis ct ux
 WARRANTY DEED. Nsso Real Estate and Improvement company to H E Bryant Naeo property ty-........-- O. International Land and Improvement company towE E Bryant Doug las property. ......... lOO " E Bryant ct ux to o B Verbick Douglas property. lzo .. WO Willis ct ux to R B Poiser property in the sunnyside addition to Douglas .-... IW .. George N Tompkins to WO Willis propertyin the Sum, eide addition to Douglas ... 35e ..
 q. DEED. E B Mason ct uT to the City St Bisbee, iBisbee property .. James Woods ct uI to City of Bisbee, Bisbee property ...-......
 BOND FoR DEED. Butte & Arizona Mining Co to Isaac N Scarce American Type Founders Co ts ? 3 Dorr R B Poiser ct ux to H g Buttner O E Franklin to E B Mason con- | paDy JH Nolan ct ux to Miners and Merchants Bank Providept Nut B & L Assn vs L;z1is and Joseph Schwartz and Wolf Manu- iaeturing Co Henry Bruce Doredor to Charles 6 Mansur
 MINING DEED. Thomas Hatton and E M Quirk to U Riggs miaes in the Des Ca- bezas mining district. 200 ..
 WARRANTY DEED c F Peabody ct u1 to Gus Hsigior property in the Hedberg ad- otiou-. Ao Walter D Harris to Mary P Barrow land ..... 10 .. T9 Lamberson to Hat tie B Crawford, Doug las property. Hscihe Inpr provsment
 compsny to H Ger
 vsin, trustee, Benson
 property. ty.-....-.. l0 .. H 9erwein to Territory
 of Arizona B nson
 property. ..-..-...- 10 =
 POWER OF ATTORNEY Henry Niles to James Kelly Estate of John R Hall
 Estate of Mary E Morris
 Estate of Primitive Vasques
 sATIsyAcTIos OF MORTGAGE. -Bank of Douglss to The Stonehous'
 ORDER OF SALE
 Providsut Mutual B 4 L Assn v Cd McSparrin
 Providsnt Mutual B i L Assn . Lizzis aad Joe schvsrtz ct ai
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-22

WARRANTY DEED W Kline ct ux to Rsl-
 ston R Price property
 in Kline and Ewell's
 Sub division of Stet-
 tiers First addition ts
 DouRtee lV .- John Lopizich ct uI to
 A Dudley property
 in she Pirtle addition
 to Douglas ....... 10 .. Abrsm Radovicb . "a
 6tsys Pieelict to John Lopizieh property in
 the Pirsle additio. ts
 Douglas s.......... 50 e, \ 4 Dudley ct uI to Eulalis B de Stiten, property in the North West . d dition to Deugias s.....-.- 4V i Q. c. DEED. : Y Drsgoo to Joseph Hslsner, Glesson prep eIty- kV0 R. E. MORTGAGE
 e L Staley et ux to Jay B Hale CHArTIe NoRTGAaR W Ballard to Joe Aoors A N Sinclair ct uI to
 Sarah J Mcclure War
 ren property. y.. t60 e John s Taylor. mayor, to
 L Schofeld Bisbes
 property. ty.......- 10 Elizabeth Schofeld ct ux to Adelaide Kindred,
 Bisbee property. .. 1900 Wallace ct ux to W
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-12-22
pEFDs.

A Dudley et ux 70 MO-
 desta Flores, property
 in the Pirtle addition
 to Douglas. ...... 10 E R Pirtle ct ux to A | Dudley, property in
 the Pirtle addition to
 Dougias as.-........... io Frank Hereford ct ux to | E R Pirt'e, property
 in the Pirtle addition
 to Douglas ........ 1 .. A A Dudley ct ux to Julia \ de Cordoba property in the Queen addition to Douglas. . ITS .. Eloise c de Galvez to A
 A Dudley, property in the Queen addition to Douglas s....-.-..... lV .. International Land and
 Improvement m
 Dsny to A A Dudley,
 property in the North
 West addition to Doug
 lae <tL Elijio Marin ct ux to Fer
 or Borrogo, Douglas
 property ........... Io .. Ciprisn Montana to A A Dudley, Douglas prop. erty lO International Land and Improvement m- pany to ElJio Marin, Douglas property.. 53 .. Viola Spikes ct ux to A A Dudley, property iu the North West addi- tion to Douglas. .... 10 .. E R Pirtle company to Daisy Stonehouss, property in the North West addition to Doug- lae llo International Land and Improvement o m- pspy to Cipriana Mon- -tanA Douglas prop cIty oo l Saco Real Estate and Improvement om- psny to J Krollman, Nsco property. ~ 50 Vim Cochran ct ux te Mir and Mrs Rodriek Morgan, property in Stettler's First sddi- ton to Douglas ..... 10 ..
 PROBATE COURT. Estate of Chas $ Stevens Estate of Edward Steiner Estate of Brsnpriek Briggs Estats of Hugh John Thornton Estate of Antonio Peretti Estate Of John Wesslich James A Finnsy ts Mary L Marvin D Douglas properly y-.... -
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RESIGNED
The secretaryship Of the Dayton cal
Company.

Dayton. O.-Secretary George NJ
Smart. of the Dayton Gas, Light an,
Coke Co., rendered his resignation a
the last meeting of the old board o.
directors of the corporation. The new
directors elected r. r. Dickey, jr.
president; w. X. Callahan, vice presi
dent; w. B. Gebhart, secretary. All
executive committee was chosen, com
prising, in addition to the above Off
GERS, o. I. Gunckel. The salary Of the
ONCE of secretary was reduced to S20t
per annum. In the future the sole du
ties OF the once will be to record the
meetings Of the board of directors, tn,
executive and administrative authority
being removed. The new executive
committee was authorized to take ap
propriate action with reference to re-
cent disclosures; Of q shortage.,
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AFRAID SHE HAD MADE MISTAKE
And Kentucky Bride Attempted to
Commit Suicide.

st. Louis. Mo-, Jan. 19.-Fearing
that she had made mistake in mar
rying a man who had wooed and won
her by correspondence. Mrs. Leonora
Dooley. nee Wood, aged 3S, OF Heath,
KY. bride OF week. fed from her
husband at the Union station and.
shrieking at the top Of her vo4ce, tore
at the bars OF the closed gate In an
effort to get through and end her life
beneath the wheels OF train. She
was caught mad held by Patrolman
Wardenki. who hesrd her scream that
she wished to kill herself. She was
taken to the City hospital, where she
Is under observation. Her husband,
John Dooley, aged so. OF Kiowa, Kan,
accompanied her to the hospital. He
was taking her from her home in
Heath to his 300-acre farm near
KiOWa
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SERIOUS FLOOD IMMINENT.
The United States Government Sends
Out Warnings.

Washington. Jan. 17.-The weather
bureau issued the following food warn,
ing, announcing the steady rise Of the
Ohio river and more serious food con.
ditions below the mouth OF the Little
Kanawha river and the Lower Missis.
slppi river:
"The Ohio River at Cincinnati had
reached stage OF 53.5 feet-3.5 feet
above the flood stage-and still steadi-
ly rising. Additional warnings were
Issued Wednesday morning to prepare
for still higher stages, and further
warnings for above flood stages Thurs
day below Cincinnati
1T Is still raining In the Ohio val.
ley, and more rain Is indicated for
Thursday. This will render the situa-
ton still more serious below the
mouth OF the Little Kanawha, and
prparations should be made for SER
lous floods.
THE Mississippi below Cairo Is
above fcod stages over practically its
entire length, and the additional rise
now coming down the Ohio will pro-
long and accentuate the Lower Mis-
sissippi flood conditions"
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'frald Of Machine.

Columbus. O.--Though more THAI %
OF the leading scientists OF the United
States and Canada we're present at a
lecture before the American Breeders
association, not one responded wnen
the president called for someone
volunteer to adjust the stereopticon
that had got out OF order. and news
paper photographer who was present
saved the lecture by making the nec-
essary repairs.
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The fire department. is utterly made
quate to check this renew ed conaagia.
ton
This cable, which may be considered
as official. also states that the first re-
ports of the fatalities were underesti'
mated and that the list grows continu.
ally as returns are brought into th'
extemporized headquarters OF informa.
ton.
At first IL was stated that 30 invalid
soldiers we're burned to death In the
military hospital. Now 1t is known
that 45 men lost their lives in the
flames
The negroes, who at first were re-
strained by the soldiery, broke bounds
raey looted the rumshops and. under
the excitement Of drink, began all sorti
Of execesses.
When night came on the scenes in
the ruined city were terrible. Violence
ran riot, and there is crying need OF
a strong repressing force
There is equal need of food and Of
every sort CT supplies. The destruc-
tion of the government stores was most
disastrous. and unless relief Is soon
sent there will be a famine. Already
there is stint Of the necessities.
Another peril that presses is that
Of pestilence. Thou n II Is winter, the
weather is warm. The ruins have not
been thoroughly cleared of the dead
and this necessary work is now ham
pered by the new fires
The depth of the water in the Kings
ton harbur increased 20 feet as though
the bottom had dropped out of the
channel. Unofficial reports from out
lying districts say that at least three
small settlements have been totally
destroyed. These places are Boston,
Fruitsvile and Coley located but few
miles apart and east of Kingston
some % OF 80 miles For many miles
from Kingston there are openings In
the earth, ruined sugar and coffee
plantations and the wrecked homes
and warehouses Of the planters. Other
small isolated towns are believed to
have shared the fate of Fruitsvllle.
New York, Jan. 1.-THE Royal Mail
Steam Ship Co.'S ONCE In this city
received instructions from It's home OF.
fee in London to carry free to King.
ston food supplies for the sufferers
from the disaster there. The first
steamer from New York to Kingston
will be the Atrato. which will sail Jan.
uary 81. The next will be the Thomas,
on February 2.
The Hamburg-American Steamship
Co. announced at its once in this city
that supplies for Kingston will be car.
ried free Of charge on that company's
steamer Prinz Joachim, which will sail
from New York for Kingston on Satur.
day, January 10.
Kingston Sinking.
St. Augustine. Fla, Jan. 1S.-Wire.
less messages received at the station
on Anastasia isalnd by Chief Electric.
ian Eliins. say that Kingston is sink.
ing gradually
Many holes and cracks, one hundred
feet deep, were formed by the earth.
quake, and grave fears are felt that
the entire city win slip into the bay.
Kingston, Jamaica, Jan. lS.--The
H9mhurg.Amerloan steamship Prince
Nallemar Is ashore
She struck at Plum Point, and now
l'es near whore her sister ship, the
Princess Louise, was stranded on
Christmas day.
The accident was due to the sub
mergence of the lighthouse mad the
alterations in the harbor channels, due
to the recent violent earthquakes.
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a Cup for Roosevelt.

St Petersburg, Jan 1s.--Gen Ar
thur Tcheren Spirldoyich, president OF
the Pan-slavic league, Is to leave for
washington to present to President
Roosevelt, on behalf of the league. a
cup for his services In bringing about
the Portsmouth conference.
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Nav Prove n MIrdar.

Cleveland, GA mystery which may
develop into a murder. the police say,
surrounds the dsAth of Grover Love, 1s
years old. In the CITY hotel. 4o6 Cen.
tral avenue. He was found stretched
on the hoor. There are marks on
young Loves throat. hands and wrists,
- IL someone had grabbed and held
him.
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Fears Impressed Jury.

Hattlesburg. Miss. Jan. 1s.-The
mysterious circumstances surrounding
the death OF Mrs. Dora McCroary was
cleared by the finding of the coroner's
jury that she committed suicide. The
young woman was found dead In bed
With a bullet hole In her head.
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Suit 10 cnn,lnnnn

Maiysyille, O.-The Columbus, nag.
netic Springs G. Northern Electric
railroad has begun proceedings in the
probate court to condemn strip of
land 80 feet wide through the farm of
Martin L. Anderson. three miles north
OF Redwood. Mr.. Anderson declined
to consent to right Of way through
his farm
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Found Dead.

Fostoria, O.-Louis Shuman went to
the home of John Kraeis, sos Linn
street, to see his sister-n-aw, Mrs.
Kraeis. On entering the house ne
found his fathsf fin-law, Clement Leidy.
81 years old, sitting by the stove, fully
dressed, dead, and his 17-month-old
son, Leo, on the floor of the bedroom
dead
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MAY Have Been "pon.d y

ST. Louis. Mo-. Jan. l7.--George r.
Adams. OF Brazil, was taken from a
Market street saloon to the city hos
pital suffering from poisoning. He died
On hour later. Superficial symptoms
indicate death due to chloral hydrats.
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Korean students pestItute.

Tokyo, Jan. 1S.-Twentyone Korean
students here are destitute owing to
cessation OF aid from their. homes.
They have sent petition to the gov
-ernment at Seoul incloslng finger
cut from a hand of each student.
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Kings Cousin Comma.

Naples. Jan. 16.-It Is reported that
the Duke OF Abruzzi, who Is cousin
OF King Victor Emmanuel, will shortly
assume command OF the armored
cruiser Varose, and with two other
cruisers, Will represent Italy at the
jamestown Exposition.
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shlpplna nIII Endoraed.

Washington, Jan. 1S.--The National
Board of Trade before adjournment
adopted resolution giving Its approx
al to the shipping bill now pending
before the house OF representatives
Other measures were also endorsed.
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reach- rs Examination.

Tine Hirhlard County Board of School Ex-.
amin rs hereby wives motto that examina.
tons of applicants for certificates will take
plac, In Tue Washngtou school Building
Hillsporo. on the first Saturday OF each
month.
Patterson examinations will be held on
tn. third saturday OF April and on tue sec
ond saturday OF Nav.
Examinations for iItgb school and Special
certificates will he held on the first saturday
OF September, December. March and June.
as prescribed by law, the fees for Teachers
examination Will be so cents while the Pat.
terson examination no feels charged.
r. Il. TOE, Pres,
II. n. GALLIETT,'
D. T. HIsER, Clerk. sa,.
Board of Examiners.