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, 1907-05-21
HANDS RESIGNATION
TO STATION DIRECTOR.

R. E. Hyslop, instructor in agronomy
at the university, yesterday handed
his resignation TO Director Buffum of
the experiment station and will leave
the institution. The foolish report
that he had been fired" by the board
of trustees is without foundation, as
the executive committee of the board
has not had a meeting since May 6,
The yellow streak has to work Wig
orously to keep things going.
, 1907-05-21
Talked With Old Friend.

Agent A. B. Cady, who used to be
stationed at Green River, had a long
talk today with R. l.. Davis, the new
chief dispatches at Cheyenne. who was
also stationed at Green River, and
while the conversation was over the
long-distance telephone, it was non
the less pleasing.
, 1907-05-21
Quarter n
LOSS ADJUSTED ON
INTERSTATE BUILDING.

The insurance adjuster and Presi-
dent Gramm of the Acme Consolidated
company late yesterday afternoon
came to an agreement concerning the
loss on the Interstate Townsite build
ing from Thursdays fire, the figures
being placed at 800, which will be
paid by the insurance company. The
First Nationals insurance on the
Crawford and Home restaurant build
ing was fixed at $4,000. About $4,000
insurance in all will be reaped from
the fire.
, 1907-05-21
WILL BUILD COTTAGE
FOR THE PARSONAGE.

At the meeting last night of the
building committee and trustees of the
German Evangelical church, it was
decided to proceed at ono with the
erection of a seven-room modern cat
tage, to cost about $4,000, on the lot
at the corner Of Sixth and Garfield
streets now occupied by the church,
the parsonage to occupy the rear Of
the lot and face on Garfield street. The
contract was awarded to Jacob Berner.
and he stated that he would begin work
some time this week and hoped to have
the building finished in three months.
, 1907-05-21

well at Millbrook for the Laramie
Plains line, finding a good stream of
water. but of such quality as to be
practically useless, went to the we'll
today and will emove the small cas-
ing sunk in that drill, taking it to
Windmill hollow, where he will bore
for water, using the light casing. Later
he will return to Millbrook with heav-
Ter casing and endeavor to get a better
quality of water.
, 1907-05-21
NEW TRIAL MOTION
OVERRULED TODAY.

Judge Carpenter today overruled the
motion of the state for a new trial
in the case of Worthington and Cor
thell, charged with malicious mischief
in shooting up the fair ground property
some time ago, the young men being
found not guilty. This is the first Isl
under the new law allowing the state
to sue for a new trial.
, 1907-05-21
Cheyenne shopman Injured.

George s. Copeland, the Union Pa
cific shopman, was painfully injured in
the shops this morning, says the Chey-
enne Tribune. While working, at the
grindstone a key which was being
ground flew off in some manner, strik-
ing Copeland on the hand and cutting
the palm open to the bone. He will be
laid off some time with the injury.
, 1907-05-21

shops, was notified yesterday afternoon
of the death Of his brother-in-law.
James Johnson, at his home at Cen
trail City, Neb., the funeral occurring
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Johnson was
formerly a machinist here and at Raw.
Inns, going to Central City about IL
years ago. He leaves a wife. The de-
ceased was &c years of age and well
known in this city.
, 1907-05-21
PRIZES AWARDED IN
EGGLESTON CONTEST,

The Eggleston prizes of SIS and $40
university this morning, Rev. Hogbin,
Mr.. Gibson and Mrs. knight being the
judges on delivery. The first prize Of
SIS went to Miss Leonora Shaw and
the second prize Of $40 was awarded
to Miss Neva Nelson. There were six
contestants. The theme for the es-
says was, The Duty of the Student
to the University and the State"
, 1907-05-21

Chosen as Head of Army and Navy
Union Today.

Washington, D. c., May 21.-At the
national convention of the regular
Army and Navy union here last night,
Captain j. B. Morton of Washington
was elected national commander. A
message of good will was sent to Pres
ident Roosevelt.
, 1907-05-21
Building Spur to Sand Pit.

Union Pacific track gangs are lay
ing a line from the main line to the
sand pits at Red Buttes, the sand to
be used in large quantities at the roll
ing mills. This sand is of excellent
quality, in immense quantities, and
the rolling mills will use much Of it.
Heretofore the sand had been hauled
in wagons to the railroad.
, 1907-05-21
EXPECTS HIS MONEY
IN A MINE DEAL

Fred Ihmsen of the district court
clerks office was notified by telegraph
this afternoon that some men who
bought land from him for mining pur-
poses are now at the mine with the
money, and he will go to Sherman to
receive the amount.
, 1907-05-21
No Lives Lost.
Passenger Train Into Wreckaee.

Utica, N. Y, May PA freight en-
CINE, east-bound, on the New York Gen.
trail jumped the track at Fink's Basin,
east Of Little Falls, this morning, and
the Buffalo-C Cleveland special, west
bound, crashed into the wreckage.
Baggageman Killed.
Baggageman Finley Of New York
was instantly killed and the two engi-
neers and a fireman and several pas
sengers were injured.
, 1907-05-21
PaImquist's Engine Out.

Ed Palmquist's engine, No. 254, was
turned out of the shops this morning,
after some light repairs, and will be
assigned to duty on the Laramie-Raw.
Inns district.
, 1907-05-21
Will Prevent Red Flag Parades.

Chicago, ILL.,, May 21.-Chief Of Police
Shippy announced yesterday that no
more parades in which red fages or
banners are displayed will be permit
ted in Chicago. The chiefs attitude is
due to the abundant show Of red flag
in the Moyer-Haywood sympathy pa
rade last Sunday.
, 1907-05-21
THE GOULD CASE
FULL OF INTEREST
DEVELOPMENTS OF UNUSUAL
CHARACTER TO FOLLOW
SERVING OF SUMMONS.
Wife, Formerly Katherine Clemens,
the Actress, Will Charge Abandon.
ment and Cruel and Inhuman
Treatment-WiI Ask Quarter Mil.
lion Dollars a Year AIimony.

New York, May 21.-Developments
Of an interesting character are expect
ed to follow the serving of summons
in the separation suit brought against
Howard Gould by his wife, formerly
Katherine Clemens, the actress.
Sensational Features.
The bill Of particulars charges aban-
donment and cruel and inhuman treat
ment. A sensational feature is the al
legation of conspiracy which has al
ready been investigated by Police Com
missioner Bingham.
Quarter Million a Year.
Mrs. Gould, it is stated, will ask
$500 0 a year IS alimony.
, 1907-05-21
on Wyoming Substitute List.

Sidney R. Kent, a railway postal
clerk of Lincoln Neb., has been trans
ferred to the Wyoming substitute list
and will take up his residence in Chey-
enne to run out Of that city.
, 1907-05-21
TWO GOOD WELLS

w. w. Doyle drilled two wells at the
King sheep ranch, finding splendid
bodies Of water in both wells, II at a
depth Of ISL feet and the other at 204
feet. The water comes to within 6
few feet Of the surface in each well.
Pumps driven by windmills will be
used to bring the water to the surface
for stock and other purposes.
, 1907-05-21
Fatal Accident in West Virginia.

Pittsburg, Pa, May 21.-One man
was killed, seven were fatally injured
and fourteen others were hurt today
in a wreck upon the Panhandle rail.
road at Holidays Cove, w. Va. A
freight train had stopped on a curve
and the work train, backing, ran into
the rear of it, crushing the caboose
and cars in which the laborers were
gathered.
, 1907-05-21
RETURNS HOME AFTER
BEING OPERATED UE

Mrs. John A. Wallis, who had a
growth removed from one of her hands
a few days ago, by Drs. Miller and
McCollum, left for the ranch this aft
ernoon, the operation having removed
the growth and given her great relief.
, 1907-05-21
bEATEM|N
STREETS
ANOTHER OUTBREAK IN ODESSA
RESULTS IN MANY BROKEN
HEADS AND LIMBS
AMONG JEWS.

"BIack Hundred" Said to Have Been
Turned Loose BY Police With
Clubs and Rubber Sticks and
Many Women and Children Among
Victim-Irish Reject Govern
ment's Bill in Dublin Convention.
, 1907-05-21
MORE LINES.
United Railroads Having No Trouble
In San Francisco Today.

San Francisco, Cal, May 21.-The
United Railroads today began the op-
Grafton of more lines of railroads. No
serious disturbances were reported.
, 1907-05-21
T%rainmaster at Cheyenne.

Trainmaster Let's Of this city has
gone to Cheyenne to look after some
matters requiring his attention.
, 1907-05-21
ABE is SICK.
New York Lawyer Who Was Commit.
ted to Island III IN Cell.

New York, May 21.-Abraham Hum
mel, the lawyer who was committed
to Blackwell's island yesterday, was
too Ill to leave his cell today.
, 1907-05-21
shakesperlan Citation

Professor of English Literature
Can you cite any passage from
Shakespeare which presages the com.
ing of the automobile?
Freshman-Yes, sir. Curses not
loud but Deep"
, 1907-05-21
Enoinemen Sent to Cheyenne.

D. ]. Shepherd, William Spencer and
Harry Huntsman were sent to Chey.
anne on the noon train today and will
be given service out of that city.
, 1907-05-21
Time Clerk Is III.

E. c. Gray, time clerk at District
Foreman Sullivan's office, is Ill today
and not able to be at the Office.
, 1907-05-21

FIVE O'CLOCK TEA
WITH VENERABLE LADY.
The Sixty club Is this afternoon
drinking tea at the apartments of Mrs.
Mulholland, one of the charter mem
bers Of the club, at the hospital.
, 1907-05-21
COURT TAKES RECESS UNTIL
THURSDAY TO PERMIT SHER-
IFF TO SUMMON SIX
TY MORE JURORS.

Nine Remaining Members of venire
Quickly Disposed of This Morn
ing, Leaving Eleven Men in Box,
Seven of Them Farmers-Commit-
tee Of Seven to Act for Mayor of
San Francisco Tender Resignation.
, 1907-05-21
ROCK RIVER LOT is
SOLD BY WARRANTY

A warranty deed was filed today
transferring lot Z, block 3, Union Pa
cifc addition, Rock River, from Paul
Brownell to G. E. Smith. the consid-
GRAFTON being 81.
, 1907-05-21
Probably Not.

"In her application for a divorce a
Pittsburg woman makes use of AZ, 900
words"
"Gee:=Her husband is not going
to contest her action, is he?"-Hous
ton Post.
, 1907-05-21
WILL GIVE DINNER
AT MILLBROOk RANCH.

Al MIIIbHOON HRNCH.
Colonel E. j. Bell has invited a
number of citizens of this city to a
dinner at the Millbrook ranch tomor-
row night to meet Hon. A. F. Potter
of Washington, assistant forester of
the department of agriculture, who is
at the ranch.
, 1907-05-21
STUDIED TO CORRECT
DEFECTS OF EDUCATION,

Thomas F. Walsh, the Colorado min.
ing king, studied under a tutor for sew
eral years after he made his fortune
to correct the defects in his early edu-
cation.
, 1907-05-21
CROSBY LINER NAOMI WITH PAS
SENGER LIST OF FIFTY AND
CREW TAKES FIRE
IN MID-LAkE.

One Passenger Dies at Hospital After
Being Taken OFF in Small Boats
and Four Coal Passers on Vessel
Believed to Have Been Lost, A.
though Latter May Have Taken
Refuge in One of Ballast Tanks.
, 1907-05-21
VETERAN RECEIVES

Louis Miller of this city, late a pri-
vate in Company 1, ~Sixty-second New
York volunteer infantry, was notified
by Congressman Mondell today that he
had been granted an increase Of PEN
sion to $12 a month, dating from Feb
ruary 20.
, 1907-05-21

Why not get all the news when It
b news by reading The Republican,
, 1907-05-21
ANNUAL EXAMINATION
OF SECRETARY,S q,

State Examiner H. B. Henderson and
his assistant, Mr.. Lee, yesterday made
their annual examination Of the books
Of the secretary Of the board of trus-
tees of the University Of Wyoming.
, 1907-05-21
srother.ln.Law Dead.

1Auritz Miller. a machinist at the
, 1907-05-21

A MOTION
JUDGE DUNNE DENIES MAYOR
SCHMiTZ CHANGE OF TRIAL
JUDGE IN THE PROS
ECUTION.

District Attorney Heney Reads Atfida-
Wits Filed by Himself and Judge
Dunno and Enters Emphatic De.
NAL to Report That They Had
C%onspired to Dethrone Present
Government for Benefit of Anyone.
, 1907-05-21

Daily Republican. 80 cents . month.
, 1907-05-21
LAKE STEAMER BURNS
TO THE WATERS EDGE
burned bodies of the missing coal pass.
ers were found in the f%orecastle of the
Naomi when the hulk was boarded
here.
Reservoir Bursts Dam.


Salt Lake, Utah, May 21.-The
bursting of a water reservoir today at
Payson, a town of about 1000, thirty
five miles south Of here. flooded the
town and did great damage. Crops
were ruined, stocks of goods in many
stores were w~ater-soaked and farmers
lost heavily in the drowning of live
stock.
No Lives Lost.
Ample warning was given the in
habitants in the low parts of the town
and nc lives were lost. The bursting
of the reservoir was caused by the
rapid melting of snow. 1t is impos-
sible to estimate the loss.
, 1907-05-21

Daily Republican. so cents . month.
, 1907-05-21
EIGHTH STREET LOT
SOLD THIS MORNING.

George w. Lovejoy today sold to ].
F. Jacobson, for 5000, lot 4. block 264.
at the corner Of Eighth and Park av-
enue.
, 1907-05-21

When In need Of Job printing or any
hing in the book line. call on The Re
publican. F1rst-class work guaranteed
, 1907-05-21

Burned Bodies Found.
Grand Haven, Mich, May 21.-The
, 1907-05-21

TRAINLOAD OF HOGS
FOR WESTERN SHOPS.
A train of seventeen loads Of Hogs
passed through the city late yesterday
afternoon, enroute to the packing
plants at Seattle and other northwest.
ern points.
, 1907-05-21

Boise, Idaho, May 21.-The special
venire of talesmen in the Steunenberg
murder trial was exhausted at 10:45
today and Judge Fremont Wood at
once adjourned the trial until Thurs
day afternoon, to permit Sheriff Shad
Hodgin to gather another venire of
sixty men.
Nine Went Quickly.
There were only nine men of the
old special venire left when the trial
was resumed this morning, and they
went very quickly. Five were ex-
, 1907-05-21

Deep Well at Windmill.
". w. Doyle, who drilled a deep
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WONDERFUL DAN PATCH

There are thousands OF people in
this country who are lovers of the
horse and not only 50, but even good
judges, who. if there business and cir
Cumstances permitted. would travel
thousands of miles to see such a world
famous animal as Dan Patch. TO such
as these Gentry Bros. of the Famous
Shows United bearing their name, are
deeply indebted for having secured the
only life motion pictures w taken
of this famous animal. humorous of
fers were made by various picture ma
chine companies, photographers, and
show men for the privilege Of taking
horse that the world has ever known.
After considerable trouble and vast eX-
pense, Messrs. Gentry finally secured
the sole right TO reproduce this world
famous horse in action, and they have
succeeded in taking twenty-eight hun
dred wonderful moving pictures of Dan
Patch, which they had taken at the
Minnesota State Fair, where he drew
an audience of ninety-three thousand
people who Witnessed the marvellous
performance of this beautiful animal.
as h. beat the worlds record for one
mile, pacing the distance in 1:55.
Thesa wonderful pictures show Dan
Patch's performance in it's entirety,
from the crack of the pistol, until his
los reached the wire. The pictures,
which are exhibited in the Gentry
Bros. Famous Shows are absolutely
the. only ones in eXistance. and to see
this famous horse, flying along with
all four feet off the ground at one time,
it simply wonderful. 1t is as thrilling
as seeing the original race and when
it is born to mind that Dan Patch has
broken fourteen worlds records in
three years, lovers of the horse can
not fail to be delighted with this won.
derful reproduction. which is as I'M
parallel in the history of life motion
pictures as is the performance of the
greatest pacing horse the world has
Y g known. The Gentry Brothers
Famous Shows United will exhibit
here on Thursday, August /.
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Deans Sweet Ointment Cures SPAWN. SOC
Notice for Hearing P~rtiCn for
Letters Of AdminisfI alton

State of South Dakota In County
County Of Bookings &C Court
In the Matter OF the Estate Of John
S. Clevenger, deceased.
The State Of South Dakota sends
greeting to Louisa M. Williams (nee
Clevenger), Emma Williams nee Clev-
enger), John w. Clevepger and Altha
NJ. Blatz nee Clevepger), heirs at law
and next OF kin Of John 5. Clevenger,
deceased, and to all to whom these
presents may come:
Notice is hereby given that II. II.
Reeves has filed with the Judge of this
Court a petition praying for tie iesu-
anCe Of Letters Of Administration of
the estate of John S. Clevenger, de-
ceased, to d. w. Bunday, and that
Friday, the 18th day Of July, 1907, at
ten O'Clock a. m. of said day, being a
day Of a regular term of this court, to-
wit: of the July 1907 tenn, at the flee
OF the County Judge in the Court
Housed of the City of Brookinge, Brook
ings county, South Dakota, has been
set for hearing said petition, when and
where any person interested may ap-
pear and show cause why the said Pc
tition should rot be granted.
Dated at Bookings, South Dakota,
this 1lth day Of July, 1907.
ALBERT MATSON,
Attest: Judge Of the County Court
F. K. Y~OUNGBERG,
Seal Clerk of County Court.
Hall. Lawrence & Roddle,
Attorneys for administrator.
Bookings, South Dakota
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other things .as we'll as nationality
these other Influences will be apt to
vary the expression of the spiritual
life. We are modified by the influence
of education, OF temperament and of
environment. Since therefore all of
these influences tend to change our
character they can not fail to affect
the character Of our religious life.
Every man must meet his own prob
lens, resist his own temptations, build
up his " character in accordance
with his conceptions of truth as he
sees it. But while God places upon
each of his children the responsibility
Of working out his salvation He does
not leave US 10 our own resources. He
is with us to help and strengthen. He
is ever working in us. arousing the
nObler self within, inspiring us with
loftier and holier desires. filing our
minds with the vision OF His own pur-
ity and keeping before US the ideal of
His own perfection. So with divine
encouragement may seek to accom-
plish u work and attain the highest
possible destiny.
The monk vas praying in his cell
and as he prayed it seemed as though
the Lord Himself drew near and filled
the plain roo with His presence and
a light that ne'er was seen on land or
sea. Delighted with the vision was the
monk. Just then the convent bell be-
gan to ring to call the monks to the
gate to feed the poor, he hesitated to
leave the vision of spiritual beauty to
descend to the common work of charity.
But go he did, and when he had re-
turned he found to his surprise his
heavenly guest was with him still.
But to the monk he said. If thou
hadst not gone to feed the poor |
should have left this cell.
May We learn to use the spiritual
blessing W receive in blessing our
fellows who need our help. Thus shall
be enabled t work out our own saliva
ton aC~ceptabIy.
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~
: or SOUTf!
1906.
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WILL w THE FARM

A farmer in a neighborin2 town
ship in a generous mood, gave his
daughter two chickens and babe her
run away and be a good girl" He
promised if she would look after them
he would feed the increase for four
years. The girl, as it were, planted
those two chickens and the result
was astonishing. He says she has $6i
in the bank and two hundred chickens
cording to the farmers best calCula
tons, his daughter will own the farm
at the end of four years, and will be
charging him rem for living on it.-EX
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS

The next regular teachers examina-
tions will occur August - and 16,
September II and 10; October II and
IS; and November Il and % at the
court house in Bookings. Applicants
for certificates are allowed their choice
of the above four dates. but are re-
quested to notify this office on which
of these dates they will come for ex-
animation. Two weeks should be al
lowed for returns from the examina-
ton in order to obtain certificates
before their schools open. Examina'
tons will begin promptly at $3.50 each
morning. Bring pens and ink.
Malcolm Aldrich
County Superintendent
Brookings County.
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Final Proof Notice

LAND OFFICE at Aberdeen. South II l'ta,
July Is, 1897. Notice is hereby given that Hans
Jspson, OF Volgs, South Dakota has fled notice
of his intention 70 make final five year proof in
support Of his claim, viz: n, mestead Entry
No. Is 212, made for the Lot 2, Section y, Town.
ship 100 n, Range SO ". 9th p NJ ard that said
proof will he made before r. f.. Your gburg,
Clerk of Circuit Court, at Bookings. South
Dakota, on August rs, 1907.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, the land, viz:
A. Tonsager, of VolRa, South Dakota; Albert
Elverud, OF Brookires, South DaLots J. j.
Bye. of Bookings. South Dakota; Tom Han
non. of Brookings South Dakota.
JOHN S. NETTER, RI gi.ter.
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The Regents Of Education OF the State OF
South Dakota will receive sealed bids for the
printing of the Agricultural Experiment Station
bulletins for the coming year. Bids will be
o'clock, a. IN.
At least four bulletins will be published
during the year, aud 25.0O copies OF each are
desired.
The size OF page, quality of paper. size oftype
and other specifications must be he same as the
bulletins printed last year, copies of which will
be sent To prospective bidders, on request, by
Sec. X. A. Larson, Brookings, s. d.
As the bulletins vary in size, bids must be
per page, and should be separate for type page
by the station.
The Regents reserve the right 70 reject ami
and all bids.
Regents Of Education, spear9sh 8. D.
IRWIN d. ALDRIcH, President.
Secretary.
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A DAY

One of the days We remember with
pleasure, as well as with profit TO our
health, is the one On which we became
acquainted with Or. Kings New Life
Pills, the painless purifiers that cure
headache and billiousness, and keep
Drug Store.
the bowels right. CSC. at c. D. Kendalfs
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For sale, a nice two story dwelling
nearly new, we'll built, lots 100 x l65,
good water and nicely located. For
particulars inquire * at REGISTER
office.
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At the annual meeting of the Nation
al Education association held at Los
Angeles last week. State S~uperinten-
dent Ustrud was honored by being
elected fourth vice-president.
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Marian WeStCOtt
Teacher Of Piano
and Harmony

&rsS-Ore 40 minute less n pei
go cents; Two so minute lessons
{& Weeg, 30 cents.
rhorc A 279 or call at SIT sixth Street
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STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.


SIS i. it SDC II DANlIh,
Department Of Insurance.
Company'5 Certificate Of Authority.
Whereas, the Mutual Benefit Lfs lnsur-
ance Company, A corporation organized
under the Ia VS. of New Jersey. has filed in
this ofics A sworn statement exhibiting its
condision and business for the year ending
December 81, 1903. comfortable 10 tbs
requirements Of the laws Of this state
regulating the business Of insurance.. and.
Whereas The said company has filed
in this Office a duly certified copy Of IFS
charter. with certificate OF organization.
in comriianos with the requirements OF
the Insurance. law aforesaid.
Now, therefore, |. 0 3 Basford. Com
missioner Of Insurance Of the State Of
South Dakota. pursuant TO the provisions
OF said laws do hereby certify that the
above named company is fully empow-
cred through its authorized agents, to
transact it's appropriate business Of Life
Insurance in this state, according TO the
a VS. thereof. uatil the thirty-irst day Of
December. A. ID. lAO7
In testimony whereof, 7 have hereunto
set my hand and official seal at Pierre,
this 10Th day Of February, A. d. 1897
(Seal.) q. >.
Commissioner OF Insurance.
Pv I A Soh"ll"rt. Chief Clerk.