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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-24
Tomorrow's the day of cheer.
A sOUHoMoRBID TRAGEDIE-

Donned a giddy Sophomormon
Sophomortarboard, and went
To a first year class Defunction
With a ticket fraudulent;
Passed the timid Disreguardian
stationed by Freshmanagement.
live an Aproposal," said he,
Gentle maiden, let us cheep,
Through the Corridormitory
Where the Professorehears sleep
To the Undergardunyonder
Where the pool sharps shear the
sheep.
As they tread the dark Trepassage
Where the grim Bursegeant dwells
Luckles lovers, They are challenged
BY the Thirty Centinels,
With a perfect Janitorrent
OF wild, Janitorrid yells.
| Then our Programmarian, leaving
His Cigargoyle at the door,
| Joined Jejuniors and Obsceniors
And a Ready Maiden tore
| From her Promenadoration
With a Cobsconqueror.
And the maid Decoyle answered
"Fellotharios I've met,
But you're the most Esprit de cordia
And I'll go with you, But yet
1t is somewhat ChapperOneous,
And it's not Freshetiquette."
sAnd they hanged this Sophomormor
With Bedelegrance, l wis,
High uon the Prodigallows,
And for life immured the miss
| In the lonely Turretirement
OF a dread Coedifice.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-24

The East Ogonan is eastern Orgons representative paper
leads and the people appreciate and show by their liberal patron
age 1t is the advertising medium Of this section
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-24
IN THE SANCTUM.

Excitement was intense in the local
room of the ST. Louis Republic. An
explosion had been heard apparently
only two or three blocks away and
one Of the best reporters on the staff
had been sent to investigate.
Presently the reporter sauntered in,
IN a most uncOncerned manner.
We'll. what was it?" asked the city
editor.
"Oh, nothing but a Globe-DemOcrat
reporter falling down on an assign
ment" was the reply.-Exchange.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-24

Let It be hoped that when the tar
If revisionists come to the subject of
coal they. will have some friendship
for the people Of the northwest as
well as for the poor mistreated multi
lnilionaires for whose benefit the tar
if wall exists.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-24

efforts to accommodate them. He
seems to have the right idea of the
telephone business-the idea that a
telephone system is for the convent
cnce of patrons.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-24
: %++++++ *+*+*+*+
EXPLANATORY.


+ Joy is a pulse whose rhythmical :
+ beat :
+ Through all Of creation is =
= throbbing. +
= And its systole's sweet, but the :
+ warm blood's retreat )
+ We foolishly cover with sob :
i ing
= Peace is a tide that ebbs and =
+ that flows. :
: And many grow sick with :
Z yearning. :
+ As they see how It goes. but the !
I wiser one knows, :
Z And patiently waits its return =
+ ing.
; Love is a sun that rises and sets, :
: But though IT may sink in ior- +
I row. !
+ And with bitter regrets.-still it =
: never forgets :
+ To brighten again on The nor :
{. row. =
= Under the turmoil. under the woe. +
+ Law worketh out Loves de- !
+ manding. =
(. To believe this is so is already :
Z 20 know :
+ The peace that's beyond un- !
4 derstanding :
+ Katherine Quinn In Nautilus. !
+ = + j. + + : + : + :! i. ! I. !. I
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-24

Boston.-Leo F. Mccullough, pres
ident Of the common council Of Bos-
ton, tonight surrendered himself to
the police He Is charged with per-
jury and conspiracy to defraud the
CITY out of 1900.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-24

Santa Claus will be able to make
use Of an auto on his trip through
Umatilla county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-12-24

Castro and Alexis can both testify
as to the ngratitude Of South Ameri-
can people towards their rulers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27

Dowar from Prof Kamarli1sh Obnoq
of Leydan announcing that the latter
has succeeded in converting helium
Into a solid. llel.um was first disco Z.
cred spectrcscGr icaliy in the sun
hence its name hY Sir Norman 10 Il.
yer during the total solar eclipse ol
1868, the first eclipse at which rs.
tronomers had The spectrosccpe at
their disposal. Its existence en- thu
earth was unknown until 1895. when
Sir William Ramsey found it's distinc.
tive yellow line in the spectrum of
cleveite, and quite recently it has been
found associated with radium. which
may possibly prove to be made up Of
helium and lead Owing to the intense
cold required all previous attempts
TO solidify helium have failed, though
Prof. Dewar reached 1876 degrees
Fahrenheit of frost in his liquid air
and frozen hydrogen experiments. 1t
Is probable Pref, Dimes has reached
the absolute zero-~ii0 degrees Fahrcn.
heit of frost-to succeed in freezng
helium.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27

GIG Commercial Ave.
ENORMOUS WEALTH IN eight.
Some Figures Showing the Mineral
Riches Stored in Africa.

The British South African Com
pany is raising sl5,O00,O)0 much OF
which will be spent on new railways
in Rhodesia A correspondent OF the
London Times draws attention to the
rich adjoining district Of Katanza
This district is the northern portion
of the Province Orientale of the Congo
State.
In the district is a great copper belt,
tin belt, and several bodies Of other
minerals The great copper belt runs
$50 miles. They are not copper mines
In Katanza, they are copper qu1rIies.
There are mountains of pure hema
tite, which can he used alore as
nux II central smelling plant is e5-
tabiished Other mines are salifuX
ing over $1,000 100000 worth cf
copper has been proved, and, asserts
the correspondent after - sanal
visit, 1T would be safe to predict thai
the actual wealth is ten tim-s that
amount" Coal is also there, of tin
more than $4,000 600 worth haa been
proved and the whole is estimated az
worth s150.000, 900
Copper is being produced at cost
of SIS ton without any appliance.
Large bodies of lime tgray dclomte)
and small reefs of iron thematiteD
abound in the vicinity Of evoyy COR"
mine. Some mines have bodies 81
heavily lmpreguated sandstone alter
mating with lime and iron reefs. thus
being virtually free sme,ting
Diamonds. petroleum and gold are
also found. but not yet in sufficiently
paying quantities
The climate is such that white mn1
and women can live there ard rear
children.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27

the phrase e also bget variations and of these latter arises
the prospect of and species The problem of inheritance
therefore, primarily accounting the parent
characters offspring but also includes the explanation departures
from the parental type For il not only parntrembnce which
inherited but the departures EMERGENCIES that which,
fully established send the organism the hhroad of
1t may be said that the main problem of hlior if
otherwise the chief dcuyof the whole topic
theories of the possible way
in general way the features of the parent reproduced tie Oh
spring how, it may he inquired the variations which found in all
organisms transmitted? 1t much the pan-saing
have regard the little bats that always leading
from the type which fail considered spencer
and amak before them, entertained the idea
the parent the result Of personal modification
could be- and usually handed the progeny bird developing
increased strength wing would expected
such increase represented It's descendants The long giraffe
held by amarck the result of continued
muscle induced by endeayong foliage
grass wanSg This idea formulated
the transmission of acquired characters and
known and what equally the point accepted wholly part
theory of heredity by many competent naurasts.
Opposed this view that which fullest exposition
the reproductive elements deyeop different from and
the bodily substance large Wenann holds
minute and nfntesma variation of the gan that departures
the parent type due
The middle way, if such exists would appear
suggestion that in many what is Transmitted is the tendency
,ecp particular lines rather than quick reproduction of
phases Nature would to launch the incompeer and
leave to environment to favor either completion
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27

|if his COW or horse or chickens de-
|stroy his neghb RS gard m. Then
why should not the governm be
held responsible ii its river eats away
a citizens farm, or a railroad CO T.
pany's yards? However, in the fas
of Birds Point, it is only ques n
Of time VIII N the river will cat away
the ground on which stands the We
that the government has helped to
build and has obligated itse'f to help
maintain. Therefore it is proper TO call
its attention TO the destruction NV
in progress there, even though naviga-
ton is in no way injured by it at
present, but rather is adel in that the
river is being straighten ed and
deepened.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27
NOT AN AFFAIs CT TIE HEART.
Lovsrlke Attitude. But One in Whoa
Cu2id had No Fart.

! Long and stealfaa-'y he lncEod TITO
4 her eyes She returned his gaze stead
, lily and without winaiag. For a min
ute neither spoke. Then she broke
the silence
you think Il is Y" she hesitatcd,
He gaLe1 into her eyes again hose
great, heavenly, blue eyes.
Il did not want you to understand
-" he began
She interrupted him with some i'm
patience. Can we net understand
each other?" she criod, The suspense
Of it all is wearing me out. DO you
wish me to believe"
He broke in upon her TT is not
what | wish to believe he said gently.
IT is what you must know. ! have
determined"
she covered her face with her hands
as If preparing for the worst. But she
was a woman--a proud, impe.icu3
woman. She would STOW him that she
could su@er ard male no sign. She
rose from her chair.
WeI2" she demanded.
1T is oaly a little graaulation," he
continued. Moth ns serious what
ever viii give You a prescription.
The charge will be SIC"
FOR Lad he not lookei lcng AID
stead'astly into her eyes?
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27
Wor1en's Need OF Siurber.

A woman needs seven hours sleep
for the building up Of her system.
Then she needs two hours more for
the recuperation of her body. and an
extra two hours will restore her com
plexion and take the wrinkles out Of
her face. The woman who wants to
derive the fullest benefit from her
sleep will compose her mind before
sinking of into slumber A glass of
warm milk taken before retiring is
often helpful and insures oac a pleas
ant nights rest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27
Where Circusns Outtlt-

One never thinks Of the circus in
connection with the sea and there
fore wate~side wanlerer was very
much surprised the other day to see
a brilliant red-aBd gold circus wagon
backed up against The curb on South
street. near Peck slip. His surprise
was swept away a moment later By
seeing three men emerge from the
doorway Of a sailmaker's shop with
great bundles Of white. roped canvas
on their shoulders. Then he realized
they were getting the big top" ready
Tor The scason.-~&ay yorg Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27
Coino Down.

A public school teacher in PI'ilade'-
mia had occasion once 10 correct mo
pronunciation of a pupil of Scotch orr
gin. Tire lad persisted in sayln;
doom" instead Of down" Finally,
the instructors patience becoming ex-
hausted he shouted at the boy;
Down, Down. Down.
The pupil in question remained IN
disturbed by this outburst, but anoth-
er lad in the rear of the room quickly
sprang to his feet, stuck out his hlnl
in mechanical way; then. suddenly
exhibiting great embarrassment. sa.
down
Well. my boy" said the teacher
good raturedly, you must he foot
bali enthusiast"
Not exactly, sir" replied tie boy.
Il run the elevator down to Perkins"
Illus, ~ated Sunday Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27
American Life in the oncr.

Nor is 1t only In the field of social
gossip that America insists uroa sad
always obtains tn, fullest publicity
It's government lives in glass h9u
with all the electric lights turned q.
the blinds M and a reporter at eact
window, ii not at each key hole. The
pros and cons eff every cause cela0re
are threshed cut n the press 150g b.
fore they are hrrneh- before the
courts. The mos, unpopular man /
ever encountered in America was an
Enelishman who had the audacity to
surround his place" on the outskirts
Of Chicago with q high brick wall,
High brick walls are bitterly resented
as undemocratic. There are no hedye
In America, not because they will not
grow, but because they are an inva
sion of your neighbor's right to an IN
interrupted view Of whatever you may
happen to be doing London Chron
icle.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27

President Smith. Of the Commercial
club. probably was right in his sta O.
ment that the government would take
no cognizanee of the destruction e
railroad or priva'e proT city by { e
rivers, and he may have felt JUST ed
in criticising the newspapers of TIE
city for their statements regarding
the Birds Point si-uat on. Aud yet
the question has been seri usly ra 4
in congress and elsrwaere whethe- or
not the government may claim to own
and control rivers and permit them
with imprnity to destroy the property
of citizens 10 private cit zen is held
blaneless under the laws Of tie land.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27
Cairo retail grocers are said to

Cairo retail grocers are said to have
resolved that the city council shall
raise the license on pedlers' wagons
to $25 per annum instead of s12.5O.
and prohibit pedling before 10 a. m.
What the city council ought to do is
to establish a market house. Such a
place would attract farmers to the
city and would be a great benefit to
business men and consumers alike.
There are few cities that make any
pretension to metropolitan characte-
are without market houses; and they
are source of revenue to the cities
everywhere.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27
For 4rn1e CARD Ter.

Most ladies who plant sweet peas
plant them Ia trenches but in some
cases these seem TO be unsuccessful.
and both methods may be used. AID
the result depended upon for future
work For those who have rot pla1t
ed them before, both methods may be
tried There is no flower that gives
more satisfaction If the cultivation is
successful.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27
GEO. B. WALKER, Sec.

In spite of the heastly majority OF
one thousand or more which has been
rolled up against Democrats in this
county at presidential lections for
some years past there is just now a
healthy scramble for places on the
ticket for the coming primaries. Good
sign.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27
CAIRO IN 1865.
From the Daily Democrat.)

On the evening Of March 10th de
structive fire destroyed four bui dings
with their contents on Commercial
avenue near Eighth street. The loss
Amounted to about $4,000 The Ara s
steamer threw two streams. The
Roughs and Hibenians did signal ser
vice the last named company secu ing
first water"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27
DEMOCRATIC MEETING,

Cairo. ILL.,, June 26th, 1903.
A meeting of the Democratic Cen.
trail committee of Alexander county
will be held at the office of NJ. j.
Howley, 702h Commercial avenue on
Saturday, June 81, at s p. m. All
Democrats in the county are invited to
this meeting.
MILES FREDK. GILBERT.
Chairman.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27
FOR CORONER.

DIR. JAMES M'MANUS authorizes
The Bulletin to announce his candi
dacy for the Democratic nomination
for the Office of county coroner at the
primary election to be held Saturday
August s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27
ANt)UNCE MI NTS.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

B. w. PROCTOR, of Benton, H.
authorizes his announcement as a
Democratic candidate for Representa-
tive In the Fiftieth Senatorial Dis
trict, at the primary election to be
held Saturday, Aug s. 1908.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27

Business men of Cairo are ing to
have sort of Love Feast this after
noon at the Alexander club grill room
at which some advance ought to be
made toward that state of harmony
which Mr.. Hurt urged as an essentia
to community progress In his address
at the Commercial club Thursday
night
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27
Nav Circulation.

.lUfo
The above Is a correct statement
Of the circulation of the Cairo Bulle
lin for the year 1907 and for the
mouth OF May 1908.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this first day of June 1908.
LEO J. KLEB,
Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27
FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

FRANK M. MOORE. of Cairo
authorizes the announcement of HIS
candidacy for the Republican nomi-
nation for the office Of States Attnr-
ney at the primary election to be held
Saturday, August s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27
BioqraphX,


Miss Helen Adams Keller whose in
tcllectual achievements have made hen
name familiar throughout the English
speaking world, was born June q
1880 Since she was nineteen months
old she has been tota y deaf and Ii d
rs a result of Illness. Hir birthpllc
was Tuscumbia Alabama, but nearl,
her whole life has <een PASSED Bos
ION and vicinity She is desc nde ! or
her fathers side from Al 'Xander
Spcttswood one Of the colCn al gov
ernors cf Virginia, and through he
ne ther she is related to the Adams
and Everett families Of New Egg and
Since her seventh year Miss Keler's
drcatlon has been conducted by Miss
Anne Mansfield Sullivan. In 1900 she
entered Radcliffe college and grade
ated four years later. Though unable
to sneak to see or to hear. the 20 ng
woman has become well versed not
only in the rudiments OF education hut
in all the higher branches of learning.
In recent years she 'ributed num-
Der of articles to leading newspapers
and magazines.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27

The Bulletin is on sale at the follow
Ing places:
coleman's 2f4 Eighth Street.
Halliday House News stand.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27

Mrs. Airs. Baker SAYS she'd
give good deal TO know where you
get your clothes" Mrs. b. fsmilingl-
She likes them. then. doesn't she?"
Mrs. A.-"No. She thinks they wear
wonderfully"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27
Tobacco Shop Rerartss

You look worried" remarked The
snuff box
And ! have cause 10 BE-" sighed
the long plug of nay; It won't be
long before ] am cut up"
oh, that's nothing. my friend 1t
vert Re long hefe-e | an r.achsd"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27

Love Ito his beIovedl DO net. !
beseech you. refuse my hand. Ny life
is insured for 100000 marks. and If
you accept me | am sure | shall not
survive very long. plicissinus.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27

The city council accepted a PROPOSE
ton from the Cairo City Gas company
to furnish and light the city with gas
at the rate of l2b cents per post per
night The council decided to rlace
the posts only upon Levee street. Com
mercial avenue from Second to Four
teenth streets, between Levee street
and Commercial avenue from SaconT
to Fourteenth streets-57 posts in all.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number OF complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo Bull
Ietin printed daily and Sunday
during the year 1907 ..........211o
Average number of complete and
perfect copies Of The Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the month of May 1908 2028
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27

On March 10th the MAYOR and cit,
council appointed the following IF
GERS: Assessor and collector. VIM
Bambrick; comptroller G. Winston
market master D. w Hamlin: what
master. G. ID. Gordon; street surer
visor, John Sheehan; jailor. John Lie
han; member Of beard Of public wcrts
g. d. Williamson; fire wardens, NJ V
Young. Chas. Eble. James Juinn John
O'Callahan. Jas. SUmmerwell. Phlli-
Schmitt. A. F. Taylor and r. Walsh
At this time the mayor received 1880
a year salary as mayor and 81 600 a
year as president of the beard of pub
lie works.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27

Advertising In The Bulletin is profit
able to the advertiser because II has
the highest class circulation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27
TODAY IN HISTORY
June IT.

June II.
1550-Charles TX. OF France bora al
Bloise.
1759-Juebec hombardei by Wolfe.
f79f-Prince Kaunitz, chancellor OF
Ma la Theresa of Aust la, died
Born in I'LL.
1893 Massacre of irish troors in
Ceylcn.
1s32-Cholera first appear in New
York
iS34-Levy Woodbury. of New Hamp
SHIRE became secretary If the
Ulited Stat IS treasury.
1857 Massacre at CawDpore.
lSGs-Rattle of Cold HarbOr, Va.
IS7G-Harriet Martinea1, historian
died Born June u. 1902.
tS9i-N Casimir-Perier elected presi
dent of France.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27
TINE CARD CAIRO tLtCTR't )

BELT LIN csfs dine Ia leAve seeonu -
ing north on Commercial ave-. ever, = 10
utss from y. IA To p. M
Gaiug LOIth on Walnut ~ every 20 ~ q
from eos Ia. 10 1905 III.
POPLAR ST. LIN F.-I al0ruCk avsr
e. itave ieecn II gsiog nerih on a.,,f -
ave. 81 a;ST; :. - e:i2 s.67 ~ =. - .h.
ss4ls ain0tes avsrs bone outii ig.s4 s,.3 49,.
u IA
SaclAs est o. istn.y ELshtb 81 a.
f;ths 6:33; ~ l;Va .Nt-l q. s.I t. Bed.
ntes every Ia ur ur'il ie;aa AID .,:0. =, a
topisr ~. ca due 10 p&ss 1t. nAss
4 nltputes after leaving second At.
3ELT LINE ON l. OAKS nor,h ON u
j 80 =. IA. l2.sa & ~; ~ a. IN; 40 q,
i,se 3. MI 4 30 q. a.; so n. M.
North on CommtTCial-il!OO y. "a "a
IN. 400 A. Ia. B. 90 n. IN. 4 10 8. II. . H..
Seit sno Owl csre ARE ctr y IsIs o
fhirtv Forth 81 10 aolnaLes ate, o. 'oa
second sc
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27

Have The Bulletin on your break.
last table every morning. It will cost
you only two ,ents per DAY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27

The death of Rev Alexander Camp
bell, founder Of the denominations
named for him. was announced He
was born in the County Antrim. Ira-
land, in 1883. and educated In the Uni
versity Of Glasgow
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27

scheme is protect property while the Hebrew idea shield per-
sonalty.
The Jew believed that land Coils We make dirt property Some
financial genius probably will make air property. lie viii bottle it
and it. They had tried already water
Why do worship the foostoo Of generosity? That do
supposes that men have right they fit
The difference between the aup and the poor that the former
has of his ponalos his solf-cpect The jew
ISL idea sought always have the poor retain their respect 1t
of the shortcomings of modern charity that places property
personality The old Jews had mo cases. they dealt with the persons
There tendency emphasize proportion the scientific
desire to collect statistics and make files The religious element has
been eliminated too much.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27

Board of County Commissioners.
J. j jFNNllLLE, Chairman.
GEORGE PARSONS.
DIR EDWIN CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27
Giving is
a Duty
Right Conception
of the Obligation
of Wealth
BY DIR. EMIL 6. HIRSCH.

I not mans privilege to give it is his duty and no man
should expect thanks for his giving The day coming when
the rich will have TO thank the public for accepting their
money The intense passion for philanthropy, in many in
stinces, is only fashionable fad
Under the old Jewish system every could recover his
property. A could redeem his land Every jew had
claim every other jew. Every responsible for
every Personality not property, held supreme Henry
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27
Weak
Point i'm
Charity
Work

quite apparent that frequently where Investigations had rather
tended great deal Of time had been lost going and the
ground 1t strongly emphasized that much depends upon the
of complete record cards which would compel the obtaining
at the start of least sufficient knowledge regarding
all those points in connection with the family condition which
absolutely any clear picture obtained In order make
sure that such picture fairly and porays the need of
each member Of the family has lme apparent that societies must
treatment and diagnosis card addition the record cards Ths
not adding red tape but adding efficiency of much higher degree
that has ever been presented the great bulk Of work the past
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27
0FFlcltL Dl2fCTDH
Cairo, Alexander County Illinois.
Population t6.f47.

Mayor, GEORGE PARSONS
Clerk, K. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer. THOMAS e. MAHONEY
City Attorney, FRANK MOORE.
Comptroller, ERNEST WORKMAN.
Police Magistrate. A. j. ROSS.
Chief of Police, NJ. S. EAGAN.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-06-27
Alexander County, Population ec,A67.

NIVHdHUtT OUUHty POPULATION TG,HNT'
County Clerk, JESSE Il. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk, LEE b. DAVIS.
Sheriff, FRANK T. DAVIS
states Attorney ALEX. VII son.
County superintendent Of Scho, Is,
PROF JOHN SNYDER.
assessor and Treasurer, FRED y.
NELLIS.