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The Delta independent., 1907-02-01

concerned to have the railroad
companies unite with the business
world and have sound laws pass
ed at this time, when the state is
prosperous and anxions to re-
main so. But the portents DO
not evince such broad minded
ness. The ablest of the corpora
ton lobbyists are on the ground.
Preliminaries are being arranged
to block all railroad legislation
that could be accepted by the
party as satisfaction for its plat
form pledge. 1t is being arrang-
ed to have senate and house dis
agree; to have conservative and
radical in a deadlock. The ex-
tremist will be extreme for a
purpose. Not one word will be
heard against railroad legislation.
There will be a singular and
dangerous unanimity about the
abstract need of it. But a dead
lock is being prepared neverthe-
less.
1t is time that the Republican
leaders entered the arena. To be
forewarned is to be forearmed.
The Delta independent., 1907-02-01
Resort Of the Condition sf the
FIRST NATIONAL
A N k

DELTA,
Al Delta, In the State Of Colorado at the
close OF business. Jan. 26. 1907.
HEsOUKCEs. DoLLARs
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nvsrJr n fts, secured and unsccured.. I,GgB2
II A BOnds u secure circulation D.OO00
premiums on u. y. Bonds. .,..,
s.nasns Rona house. furniture and fixtures Is,5i5oo
Due from National Banks tnot reserve
o.,.r ngsn Is.s s.tate owned ..............
me from state banks and bankers. t0oM
Due Due ii frsm approved reserve agents. ios,si7S
Notes Of other national banks. ;.:....;
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specie 80. :. ................. T.s,s3 ~ 40. n,
LsgS., LLssgS.n1ti",, ,1ti" fund with U 8. Treasurer
10 per cent O( circulation i'An.oo
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syrArR or COLOHAD0, Nm
County Of Delta.
W q. Hillman. Cashier Of the above nam
-. ,.nr do sojemniy swear that the above state.
" ss.Dt Il. trne 10 the best Of my knowledge and
ochei' W. q. HILIMAN. Cashier.
subcrihed and sworn To before me th'" alst Day
I" c.',umirsiOn expires May II, 1902.
CLYDE II. STEWART, Notary Public
CoHRECr Attest: - o,.,.h.m
t" r.. Hunt,
The Delta independent., 1907-02-01
Notice 10 Stockholders.

Notice is hereby given that there will
be a special meeting of the stockholders
of the Delta County Fruit Growers
Assn to be held on Wednesday, the 10th
day of February, 1907 at 0 clock. p. m.
at the fruit house in Delta. Object of
said meeting is to vote on the question
Of amending the articles Of incorpora-
ton 80 as to increase the capital stock
Of said corporation to fifty thousand
dollars.
GEO. S. CoNKLIN,
Sec'y.
lst. pub. Jan. Is; last pub. Feb. Is, 'O7.
The Delta independent., 1907-02-01
Miscellaneous,

Ob;,uarse, printed for Eat q 81 0O obituary poetr,
cent, per line .dtona card d thank, 50 resou
tion, q condolence 5 cent, per hne
The Delta independent., 1907-02-01
Railroad Legislation.
Denver Republican.

Every Republican in the Six
teenth General assembly is pledg-
ed by the state platform and by
many of the county platforms in
favor of remedial railroad legisla-
ton on the lines laid down in the
federal measure applicable to in
terstate commerce. This law
was made possible through the
strength of the president and the
faith reposed in him by all the
people. It is rare, indeed, to find
a legislative body passing such
far-reaching measure as the bill
in question in times of such great
prosperity. Domestic history
proves that legislation Of this
kind oftenest comes in times of
stress.
Colorado's legislature, two
thirds Republican, is in duty
bound to uphold the party plat
form and pass a measure that
will give shippers relief from the
railroad pool. Such a law should
not be extreme; neither should it
be dummy useful to supply po-
litical jobs. The knowledge that
an effective measure is on the
statute books would have a good
effect. When the railroad COM
panies fail to provide cars to
move pressing freight; when a
community is being disseminated
against; when a rate on a given
commodity is to high; or when a
railroad corporation permits it's
line to fall into dangerous condi-
ton, the railroad commission
clothed with authority is at hand
to grant relief.
There is also need for meas
ure that will better guard the
safety of the travelling public.
The nation, if not callous, has
been shocked of late with TRACE
dy following tragedy on the rail-
roads. Such superficial evidence
as has been adduced in the rush
has shown that many of these ac-
cidents, so-called, were prevent.
able; that they were caused by
carelessness on the part of over.
worked employees or through ar
inefficient system. In the past
Colorado has not been wholly free
from such horrors, that might
have been prevented by propel
supervision Of the roads and
equipments. The crying evil Of
conducting Western railroads
from one focal point in Wal
street accentuates the demand
for sound, practical, effective
state legislation.
Already, in the Colorado legis.
lature, the railroad corporations
are busy. To our thinking, they
are short-sighted. The assembly
now in session is a representative
body Of men. A larger percent.
age than usual is from the bust.
ness world. A business man is
not an enemy of railroads. Il
anything, he is inclined to be
lenient.
It would be much better for al
The Delta independent., 1907-02-01
Applications For Grazing Permits

Notice is hereby given that all applications for
permits to Craze cattlc hOr4.- and sheep within
the Uncompnhgrr Forest Reserve during the
season Of 1907, must be flel in my Office at Delta
Colo on or before Fcby. IL, 1907. Full iuf,,r1na-
tiOn in regard To the grazng ts.s to be- charged.
and blank forms to be u.ed in making appica-
tion. will be furnished upon request
II. X. PORTER.
Supervisor.
lst pub. Jan. q. last pub. Feb. 15-0f.
The Delta independent., 1907-02-01
Applications For Grazing Permits.

Notice is hereby given that al applications for
permits To graze cattle and horses within the
Battlement Me-a Forest Reserve during the
season Of IS., must be filed in my Office al Coll
bran. Colo, on or before March !. 1907. Full in
formation In regard TO the grazing fees to bc
charged. and blank forms to be used In making
application, will b. furnished upon request.
DAVID ANDERSON,
Supervisor.
lst pub. Feb. !; last pub, Feb 23-J7.
The Delta independent., 1907-02-01
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF.
Notice For Publication,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
NOSTROSE. COLORADO.
lIiiiIiaHx 81. lllE

NONTROsE. COLORADO.
January 2ist., iU,.
Notice Is hereby given that
ELMER T. LANDRErH
Uf Cory. Colorado, has filed noticc ~ intention
to make proof OH his dc.ert-innd claim No. 75i
Ute. for the sE'. Sw,. Sec. n Twp. u south os
Range ~ West, 9th. T.. N. before Milton H. welch.
U. =. Commissioner st hi. Office In Delta. Colo
raio, on Monday, the i,h day Of March. ifp;.
He names tho following witn-scs,s to prove the
ON plete irrig ,,on and reclaim ,tion OF -Aid land
John =. Kettle. Ray A. Ashley, John :. Fuller
G. GilIner. all Of Austin. Colorado.
BKYSON =. BLAIR
Register.
Ist pub. Jan. q. last pub. Mar. |. 1877.
The Delta independent., 1907-02-01
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department Of the Interior.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
MONTHOSE. CN.ORADO.
january 5th., Iaf,
(Aiias

h'N foSf. f'''ORADo.
January 5th.. IU7.
sufficient contest affidavit having bs-n filed
in this Office by Elisha Gallup contestant
against Home.iea,i entry No. ss1 Ute. made
SEA, Section -. Township Is :, Range Vi ", BY
Levi Bonner. Contestee. in which II il alleged
that the said Levi Bonner has abandoned ,aid
entry and ha. faile1i to establish or maintain
nsidence thereon, that said absence from ,aid
land has not been cnu-sd by the employment uf
III" said Brown in the army. navy or marine ser
vice OF the United States, etc, -aid parties nrr
nearby notified :" apttar, respond and offer evil
d"nrc touching said allegation at 10 o'clock u IN
On February 18th. 1870, before the Register and
Receiver at the United states Land Office In
Montru-c, Colorn,io.
The said contestant having. in a proper niii.in-
Wit, hleti January Jh 1877. set forth facts which,
show that aftcr due diligence personal service of
this notice can not b. made. II il hereby ordered
and directed that such notice In given by due
and proper publication.
BRYsON 7. WLAtR.
Register.
First pub. Jan II: last pub. Feb Is. i,O7.
The Delta independent., 1907-02-01

Tuesday, Jan. 20, was carna-
ton day, so named in honor of
the birthday of VIM. Mckinley.
The Delta independent., 1907-02-01

WANTED, by woman, place to keep
house and cook; will cook for several
men. Box 282, Montrose, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1907-02-01
DELTA INDEPENDENT
Entered at the postof4,ee in Delta, Colorado.
as second class mail matter.
ADVERTISING RATES.
FlNDLEY. DUFFIELD Editor and Owner

Fifty cents. Per single column inch. per month nseron'
d one week only. IS cent, per inch
Display ads. changed every week. without extra
charge .i,-eekly change. cent, per inch additional
Copy for chanse 81 ad, should be supplied later than
Wednesday to insure appearanee. -
Locals. ne each issue to ranseni' ~ cents
per hn- for first cent, hne each ubseauen nser
ton Headed local, 10 cent, per line for the head.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
Organization Of Ice Coal and Wood
Company Planned.
WELL KNOWN PEOPLE INTERESTED
T. E. Pearsc, C. c. Smith, w. H. KEEL
loss, J. w. kellam and Jasper Mort.
mer Behind the Movement-Bus.
ness on Big Scale Contemplated.

Several we'll known local business
men have launched movement huY.
ing Tor its object the organization OF
Il cooperative association la be known
as the General Supply Corporal OF.
which is to operate II general ice. cual
and wood business in Newport New;
and the surrounding territory. II is
the intention of the promoters to con.
struct an ice plant of large capacity
here and to take over the business ri
the City Coal and Wood Company and
probably other local coal and wood
companies.
II is proposed to organize the CON.
pany with an authorized capital of
100000 divided into 100000 shares
of par value of 81 each, the stock "a
be issued full payable and nonassess-
able. Fifty thousand shares will he
set aside for organization purposes
and 100000 shares will he placed In
the treasury of the company MS sur
pluss for carrying on the business.
The parties applying for the char
ter who will likely be named in the
charter as officers and directors To
act the first year are as follows:
President, c. c. Smith. of the firm OF
c. c. Smith and Company: treasure
er. w. II. Kellogg. cashier of the New.
port News National Bank; secretary,
j. w. Kcilam manager OF the City
Coal and Wood Company. and Joseph
Mortimer, machinist at the ship
yard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
MESSENGER Boy AND
HIS WHEEL RUN DOWN
Younester was Badly Frightened but
Not Hurt-Negro Driver
Arrested.

While riding past the corner of
Washington avenue and Twenty-sev-
enth street on his bicycle about Z
o'clock yesterday evening, John Hack
ney, messenger boy of the Postal
Telegraph Company, was knocked
down and run over by a wagon OF the
Virginia transportation Company. BE.
yond bad fright and few bruises
the boy escaped injury, but his bicy-
Gle was badly damaged by the wheels
of the wagon.
William Brown, the negro driver OF
the day. was arrested by Patrolman
shelton on the charge of reckless
driving He was afterward bailed for
his appearance in the police court this
morning.
Al The time Of the q cidcnt Tho
wagon was entering the avenue rom
iwenty-scventh street. and it is al
legged that the negro was driving his
wagon at a trot around the corner. In
violation of city ordinance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
Yves. Virginia Ranks Second.


"c ,,'os' important change IN the
order OF the coal.producing States re
SUING rom CONDITIONS which existed
~, 49, w ,, 'In rep'acemcht OF III
CT, w. 'ms'''ia as inc second
-, ~ ,""n rur several yea S tho
,.r on."" ~ Mcst V'reihia mas been
in ,oocb III, Up o., ''',' OF illlhois, ana
~ i'oo me state took the position
nirn ny lilinois since 1876 Under or
wn,'I., sohnI,lons ms displacement
Two . urea wi'hil Il year o.
hasto ''N ~ p"' II was possibly
in ,hn ~ '"r suspension oil mining
m., Wv Snu'hE Oh l?oG IN those States
ca 1t Is true that. Notwithstanding
uiir" ",'''oS, complete shutdown of the
nlnvo, ,.,.nus '"r pc iod of abou;
norm, .eMs, .na' state exhibited a
ci,;,, ia. ,c"sc Owe I'o'' and II Is
MOI hoi. ,i"' ulc production would
hoo, III any arscr mad there
atinr "v ~, 't"p',on TO mining opcr-
~ ou, u Is also true that during
."owh III me other States
tionaii,. 49, VS. V'.shia was cNccp-
incroass a'.nu, anu III addition 10 the
m,,,o' "Stu production ut tho operating
and n,rn,, .p',i.ory was opened NJ
star,nn ','m ucvc,onmcnt work was
ton. Wa, ~. result Oh these condr
larrs, wv" , VI. GINA III 1900 made a
nnH- ho V"sc III production than
nlnce o', ~, STATE, ana took second
mndo am WV OF me developments
thnt W., :" ntoE'esS II Is not likely
by any o,hor S S,n,a VIII ~ supplanted
~ ~, any o'ner Stat
"nn"ms .ne Ten leading States was the
wien had been supplantcd In 1905 by
, ,nu'.'i'a NOW SIXTH, and the sup
r ,n Oh Kansas by Tennessee az
~, 'e"'h state III amount of pgoduc
''o ~,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12

To the Cabinet are vi Wan Yong. III
Premier and Song Piung Chm Win
holds the post of Minister of Agrcul
turc. Industry and Commerce.
Song was taken into the Cabinet In
order To ol,ain the influence OF the
II Chin lloi. Of which he was the
head. lie had never before held Il
government post of amy Importance.
He was II magistrate of local admin
istrator several years ago. hut ac-
cortlng To Corcan classification he
does not rank high, Apparently he
Is IL shrcwd Politician; he has Ger.
tainly used the II Chin lloi 10 his
own personal advantage and profit
Between TWO Fires.
Following the escape Of Corcan sol.
dicrs into the interior the members
OF the II Chin Iioi Jared badly. As
their leader was accredited with play
ing II leading part in the tragedy of
t1c voluntary" ahlicatiun Of the old
Emperor, they had even before that
had II pretty hard time. Members OF
the organization. especially those
holding official posts secured for thcur
through the influence of their header
In Seoul were mohhcd and killed by
Indignant Corcans. rhcn came tho
Japanese troops hunting for the cs.
capcd soldiers II was m exceedingly
bad time for Il man To hc caught with
out u top-knot as members OF the II
Chin lloi who lived To toll tho tale
found to their sorrow. \ Curcan with
n shcarcd head wns Immediately sus
pcctcd of Icing one OF the nutinous
soldiers VINO had been shooting down
Japanese ana often no time was Civ.
en- for explanation.
The members of Cabinet Minister
Songs political outfit were literally
between two fires Tho Coroans mob
bed or killed them because thcy were
of the II Chin lloi In many instances
the Japanese killed them on the as
sumption that they were soldiers.
The proud distinction of being
shortiaircd they were. therefore, per
fcctlv willing To share II was this
feeling which inspired Minister Songs
insistcuce that the new Emperor mar,
with his top.linot and that by lmpc
rial cdict all tho people should he
commanded To follow the imperial ox
ample Tie Japanese would not per
nit the cdict 10 80 to the lcugth OF
n command. fearing that such Il stcp
would rrccpi,atc universal nphcaval
In; they consented to the limpcrors
being persuaded To set hn example
and. Of course. this Emperor can
he persuaded to 10 ANYTHING that tho
Cal'nct. with It's backing OF the lap,
ancsc Resldenccy General aud Japn
nesc government suggests.
So Mr.. Song has had his way ana
the path of the II Gain Hot Is not
ms hard now as II was. Tho imperial
action In the hair cutting line has
not enhanced the popularity of the
organization or It's membership among
Corcnns. but II has had the effect Of
making the Japanese look twice be-
fore they shoot; the absence OF hair
cannot now he taken ms sufficient cy;.
dcncc of nntl-lapancsc sentiments on
the part of the owner of the head
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
Young Julius lIpscOmb Dangerous.
~ Wounds Negro Boy.
on GUARD over FATHERS FIELD
Shooting Occurred Near Site Of OLD
Rest House When Alsic Hardy Was
in the Act CT Filling Basket VITA
Potatoes.

AlGie Hardy. Il negro boy sixteen
years old. was shot aud dangerously
wounded last night about I o'clock by
'Iunlus Lipscomb. also about sixteen.
the son of Mr.. George Lipscoml, II
well known huckster who lives M los1
ihirty-iirst street. As the little ne.
gro was in the act of stealth. nota.
toes belonging to Mr.. Lipscomb nj tho
timc the shooting occurred. the mar.
Ter was not reported TO the police
dcpartment and no arrests were made
FOR some time Mr.. Lipscomh has
oeen missing potatoes for his field
JUST outside the northeastern limits
Oh inc city. Last night young .Iunius
WIN loaded shotgun. was placed on,
Guard ut the field. with instructions
10 shoot any thieves that appcarcd.
lust after dark. a silent form an.
peared AT the potato patch and. from
ms position. .Iunius could sec tho visit
tor busily engaged In filling n largo
BASKET with potatoes. and he pro-
cceded To hlazc away with his sho,
gun. The thief dropped to the ground.
and there the white boy fonnd him
grooming pitifully. with a great. ugly
wound in his hip.
Algic told where he. lived. 13iS
Twenty'ninth street anc 20 this nun.
Der nc was carried by Young Junius.
a whcclbarrow heing used as an am.
bulancc Doctors William Hoskins
mad !. j. Prctlow Were called tn at
tend the Injured 10y. They fount,
mat the hip was shattered by the
shot. The wound was of such n ma.
lure that no operation could be per-
formed. ms the physicians feared the
patient would die from loss Of blood.
DR. Hoskins said last night that
me little negro was dangerously
hut. and that tho wound might prove
fatal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
BRYAN GIVEN GRAND
OVATION IN RICHMOND
Continued from Page -

mind the memory of n striking pic.
ture. which represented two newsboys.
One had an apple, which he had gem
erously allowed the other To partake
in part. The inscription was Bite
bigger, Billy. And that. said Mr..
Bryan, was the way he felt towards
the President. He wanted the Presi-
dent to bite bigger: to take still more
OF our platform, for just now he is
Democratic only In spots;.7 This
anecdote created great mirth. as did
all of the speakers witty sallies.
Shortly after this and in the same
connection, MIR. Bryan began to give
his views about railroads and govern
mcnt ownership. Said he:
1T government ownership is n
pretty good threat to hold over rail
roads. Tor If they don't get out of
politics. they will have to get ont of
the railroad business. And. my
friends. when you come to the effective
of railroads. why. that's
what the Democratic party has been
fighting for for years. The question
of government ownership has never
been an immediate question: Ii is ONLY
an ultimate issue-an ultimate remedy
and Is dependent upon the effective
ness of regulation. But today wnen
we propose regulation. we find some
people opposed even to that"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
Catches Negro in Room Where Wife
Was AsIeep

ROANOKE, VA. Oct. ll-Mrs. G..
T. kingry, who lives in the subul BIS,
was awakened by a noise in her room
She asked who intruded, and man
said: Two women to one man, by
young woman who was
sleeping with Mrs. Kingry. lighted a
match. The ilamc disclosed negro
sitting on the trunk near tho bed
with few clothes on. Mrs. Kingry
screamed and the girl ran ont of the
room. Mr.. Kingry, who was in another
room. ran in with gun and captured
the negro.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
TO JAMESTOWN ISLAND
steamer Berkeley viii Make sneci,,
1rip Today

tor the accommodation of those de.
sirihg TO attend the memorial services
ana pilgrimage of the House of Bish.
OBS AZ jamestown Island today. tho
oin dominion Line steamer Berkley
VIII make n special trip. leaving pier
a NJ 10 o'cock this morning. Return.
ing. the Berkiey will leave jamestown
at . o'clock. arriving at Newpori
News about $50 y. M.
IT viii be n pleasure for those do
string to make the trip to jamestown
Island to know that the Old Dominion
Line has provided for their accommo
'dation such an elegant steamer as the
3crkley.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12

includes p oduction OF Nevada
= en advance chapter from "NIinero,
resources Of the United States. Calap
var rear l9uG.' on the PRODUCTION of
Goa in 1906 by L. w. Parker Chict
Staiistician of the United States Geo.
iUs,cni survey, will soon be ready for
distrlihtion by the Survey.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12

The British steamer Crown of Ar
ragon sailed yesterday for the Drem-
erton navy yard, Pudget Sound, Wash
ington. with cargo of 4 SCI tons of
coal valued AT sl4.OlO. This is the
second cargo of coal shipped from
this port to this navy yard this week.
the British steamer ouccn Elizabeth
taking 5,627 tons for the yard Thurs.
day
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
Daughter of Wealthy Man Burned to
Death

ROANOKE. VA, Oct. 1i.-Miss Lal-
la Harvey, daughter of r. o. Harvey.
one of the wealthicst citizens of Floyd
county, was burned 10 death. She
went to the kitchen to light the fire,
and when found she was found lying
on the fireplace with her clothing
burned off.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
with cargo of 5.osa tons of coal
valued II. s1i,74i.
Maryland Leaves Dock.

The New York. Philadelphia and
Norfolk railway passenger steamer
MARYLAND was floated out of dry dock
No, 2. at the shipyard. yesterday af-
ter having her hull below the water
line cleaned and painted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12

The pain in Mas head has gone.
She's happy as can he
Her health is right, her temper bright
Since taking HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea at night.
j. c. Gorsuch 6 Co.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12

It Is likely that the promoters of
Advanced Vaudeville" VIII send our
hig travelling company made mp Of
wcll-known acts, headed by Vcs,a Vic.
ioria which will play In cities whore
there is no regular vaudeville thcatcr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
SHIPPING REPORT
Friday, October II. 1907.
Arrived.

Steamer William Chisholm. Perry
Providence-to Chesapeake and Ohio
Coal Agency Company in ballast
Steamer Joseph W. Fordncy, Law
ergo. Sabine Pascs-to Chesapeake
and Ohio Coal and Coke Company for
bunker coal
Schooner James Pierce. Vail. Ban
for-to White Oak Coal Company in
ballast
Schooner Joseph w Hawthorn
Hoffscs Rocklani-to White Oak Goa,
ComDany In ballast
Schooner William II. Yerkes Wade
Portland-to Warren and Monks Coal
Company in ballast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
Cleared.

Steamer Crown of Aragon (Br).
crindlcy. Observation-Disclosures Fuel
Company.
BARGE Foster for rail- White
Oak Coal Company
Barge City OF Montreal for Provi.
acknowledgements and Ohio Coal
Agency Company
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12

Sangstad Steams for Colon.
rhe Norwegian steamer Sangstad
sailed yesterday for Colon. Panama.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
Sailed.

Sailed.
Steamer Sangstad (Nor). Form.
Colon: Crown of Arragon (Br). Grind
lev. Bremerton navy yard Pudget
Sound: .Iospeh w. Fo dncy Lavergc,
Portland.