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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-01-23
The New Church

Rev. billy of the Penticosta1
church of the Nazarene of Boise.
Idaho, has organized church of
that name in Mountain Home with
CHARTER membership of 81 and
there has been more added to MEM
bership since the organization was
completed. There will be a
church built in the near future and
until the church is built the Sun.
day services will be held in the
Hungerford hall. The first S. S.
was held at the hall last SUNDAY
with 81 present and a collection Of
So 70 was taken. The S. S. will
be held every Sunday in hall, Mrs.
Phelps-Whitney Supt., singing
teachers and good singing. Every
body welcome.
BY Mrs. Phelps whitney.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-01-23

A. M. Harris Of Bruneau, wa:
registered at the Evans House the
first OF the week.
]. Lobel, who mas been visiting
DR.. Atha at Medbury for a few
days, left Monday for his home ir
the east.
DIR. w. F. Smith was shaking
hands with his old friends here be-
fore leaving for a two month s
stay in New York, where he will
take post graduate course.
d. H. Bandy of Boise, spent a
day in this place recently. Mr..
Bandy is much interested in the
oil lands about Weiser and was
here for the purpose Of giving
Mountain Home people chance
to invest.
Kodol is the best remedy known
today for dyspepsia, indigestion and
all troubles arising from a disor-
dercd stomach. 1t is pleasant,
promt and thorough. Sold by
Kcener Drug Store.
Miss Lila Eaton wishes to an
nounce a dancing party at the
Opera house on the evening of Feb
ruary IL. Miss Lila is arranging
to give everyone an excellent time
and 1t goes without saying that
none who attend will be disap-
pointed. Remember the date
for you are invited to attend.
Alec Mcpherson narrowly es-
capped being seriously injured one
day last week. Mr.. Mcpherson is
building a home here and while at
work on it on an eight foot scaffold,
he lost his footing and stepped off
backwards He fell on his back and
outside of being pretty badly shaken
and bruised he came out all right.
The fire department announces
the date for their second annual
ball which will be Feb. 81. 1908.
The boys arc making arrangements
Tor large crowd and everyone will
De well taken care of and given a
good time. Good music will be
furnished and all that goes to make
a good time.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-01-23
Investor Praises
Mountain Home

S. S. Sutherland of Dickinson.
N. D., spent last week here in an
examination of this section and its
natural resources, at the conclu-
sion OF which he made several
realty investments. After visit
to the Pacific coast where he has
other real property be will return
to Dickinson to dispose of his in
terests there and make arrane e.
ments for moving to Mountain
Home to reside and improve his
land.
Mr.. Sutherland with his family
came direct from Grand Junction.
Colo, where they had spent the
thirty days previous with relatives.
Grand Junction is one of the noted
irrigated sections of the west and
is famous for its production of
fruit. Mr.. Sutherland had occas sion
while there to note the enormous
increase in values of irrigated
lands. Seven years ago while on a
visit to that city he was offered
raw sage brush land four miles
out for sos an acre but refused to
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-01-23

The sixth grade has been with
out teacher for the past two DAYS.
Miss Hinchliff has been quite ill.
Mamie AXE, Mable Stevens
Lydia Lahtinen and Irene Patrick
have been i'll the past few DAYS and
consequently were absent from
school The general attendance.
however remains very good.
Hazel Pascoe of Linton Ind
has enrolled as a member of the
high school. Her brother and sis
ter have entered the second and
eighth grade, respectively.
The high school has arranged to
do some special literary work.
The school has been divided into
TOUR sections and each section will
give programs upon regular dates.
The woyk will be along the lines
OF composition, oratory and music.
Prof. P. A. Cowgirl, one time
educational leader in the state of
Michigan and special friend of
Prof. Osborne, has been visiting
friends in the city the past few
days. Prof. P. A. Cowgirl paid the
high school several very welcome
visits and gave us very interest
ing and inspiring talk. We well
come his cheerful and genial dispo-
sition. He expressed himself as
very well pleased with the high
school. Prof. Cowgirl is at present
resident of Boise.
Mr.. Osborne reports a very inter
esting and enthusiastic teachers
meeting last Tuesday evening. Miss
Spencer and Miss Bunk gave very
able discussions of topics relating
to the Elizabethan age in English
Mr.. G. ]. Keller, manager of the
local telephone company gave the
nigh school short but very inter-
csting talk on Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Keller certainly impressed
the pupils with his presentation of
the Importance and the advantage $
of high school education. He
spoke directly to the point and from
experience.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-01-23

present paste has been here 6
months. Fills former pastorate OF
a year was Tor half time service, 81
ne has now spent year full time
here. In the year of labor there
mas been added to the church 81
and OF these 80 have come through
the crystal waters of the bapistry.
The new year is freighted with
the promise OF large things and
hopefulness is abundant in all
departments of the work.
Services at the Baptist church
next Lords day as usual.
he average attendance in the
Sunday school has now reached a
greater number than the total en-
roliment and still they come.
The Ladies' Missionary circle
have has printed some very unique
folders for Sunday school work and
will soon begin their canvas.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-01-23
SUMMONS

In the district court of the fourth
judicial district of the state of
Idaho, in and for the county of
Elmore
Summons Remi Marotte, Plain
tiff, Chicago Title and Trust COM
pany, corporation, Title Guaran-
tee and Trust Co., corporation,
Albert w. More, John c. More and
Mrs. Helen X. Rowe, as heirs of
the estate of Mary A. ]. MINISTER,
nee Mary A. j. More, deceased and
the unknown neirs of the state of
Mary A. ]. MINISTER, nee Mary.
More, deceased and Elmore Coun-
ty, Defendant.
The state of Idaho sends greeting
to the above named defendants.
You are hereby required to ap-
pear in action brought against you
by the above named plaintiffs in
the court of the fourth judicial
district, state of Idaho, in and for
the county of Elmore and to anwser
the complaint filed therein, within
twenty days, after the service on
you of this summons, if served
within this district; or if served
out of this district. within forty
days. The said action is brought
to quiet plaintiffs title in the
north onehalf J Of the northwest
quarter "a of sec ton twenty five
(25), township four ca south of
range six (6l, east of Boise Me-
ridian, in Elmore county state of
Idaho and for the general relief
and costs of suit.
And you are hel'eby notified that
II you fail to appear and answer
the said complaint as above re-
CURED the said plaintiff will ap-
peal to the court for the relief de-
handed in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the
seal OF the District court of the
'ourth judicial district of the state
'f Idaho, in and for the county of
Gilmore, this 23d day of January
N me yesi OF our Lord one thous-
and nine hundred and eight.
(Seal) F. c. SMITH,
Clerk
BY LOUIS f. NICHOLSON,
Deputy Clerk.
3. r. Griffith and w. c. HOWE.
,Ialntiffs attorneys. Residence
fountain Home, Idaho. 37-41
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-01-23
Council Proceedings.

Mountain Home, Idaho, Jan'y
21st, 1908.
Inc recess meeting of the VIII
lage council was called to order bv
Chairman Harley with members
Knoades, Eyster, Weaver and
Whitson present.
Ordinance No. IS entitled an
Ordinance fixing the salary of
the Village Attorney and provid-
ing Tor its payment was intro
duced by Whitson.
On motion of Eyster. sec bv
Rhoades, the rules were suspended
and Ordinance No. IS vas placed
on It's second reading by title only.
similar motion by Weaver Sec
onded by Eyster placed said ordin-
ance up for its third reading and
'iiiai passage. All members re-
sponoeo In the affirmative to the
roli call whereupon the chairman
signed said ordinance and ordered
II published and spread ON the rec
ords OF the village.
Dy motion of Rhoades L. B.
oiocn was appointed to fill the
vacancy In the office of village at
torney.
on motion of Whitson the coun-
c g.. adjourned subject to the call of
the chair.
Attest: W u.,,
J. A. SIFFERT, Chairman
Clerk.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-01-23


The Baptist church held its an.
nual business service at the church
last Wednesday morning at 10
O'Clock. After q season of devotion
the folio wing officers were elected
Trustees, Robert F. Cooke. Mrs,
Ellen Glenn, Mrs. Laura Gallo
way, John CrutchfieId and Mrs
r. F. Chsttin; clerk of the church
Mr.. A. L. Parsons; Treasurer
Mrs, 4. P. Chattin; Jsnitor, Mr..
Seth Heath.
Three additional deacons were
chosen, Mr., Benjamin Potter. H
y. Schiller and Jno. Grocfsema.
At the close of the business ses-
sion Rev. A. E. Green of Sunny
side preached helpful sermon and
ADJOURNMENT was made ct noon.
Rev. L. w. Gowen Of Weiser
preached in the evening. A large
majority OF the members was pres
ent and responded 10 their names at
roll cali. The choir furnished
special music. Tho theme of the
sermon was ''The Marching
Church. - Mr.. Hamilton, the
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-01-23
WARRANT CALL.

VIII pay upon presentation the
'o'lowing Elmore county warrants:
current Expense. 1907; No. so7
to 72o inclusive.
Road Fund, 1907; No. IS to 1ls
inclusive.
ollioe OF the County Treasurer at
Home, Idaho.
R. w. SMITH,
County Treasurer
Jan. 9th. 1ooe
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-01-23
lax Of Tie IOWN
WfEklY WEATHER REPORT.

Week ending Jan. 22d, 1908.
Highest tempatulc 4So on Jan. 18th
Lowest 1870 . . 22d
Clear days 4. Partly Cloudy 3.
Precipitation, none. Prevailing
winds, southeast.
MRS. ELLEN MANIoN,
Local Observer.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-01-23

For first class nursery stock see
Harry Watkins.
Q. L. Bishop of Seattle, is here
on land business.
The Elmore Cigar speaks for
itself
Gandma Nordyke is reported
very low with Asthma.
If Spangenbcrg wires your house
It will pass inspection.
r. w. Boyd, county assessor is
in Boise on business this week.
Good as the best cigars can be and
are made in Mountain Home.
L. e. Mcclure Of Glcnns Ferry
spent few days here this week.
Tyler will make suit that will
fit you and hold Its shape.
]. Hampton Of Dixie, is spend-
Ing few days in town this week.
Clothes pressed and cleaned at
Tyler's.
G. w. Smith came ia from
Smiths Prairie early IL the week.
Smokers who know call for the
Elmore.
The Ladies' Aid meets this
Thursday At 1880 p. m with Mrs.
Hanley.
For your nursery stock 60 to o.
a. Altschui Il the Wilbur House.
26h.
Aden Hail was In from his ranch
Saturday transacting business at
THE place,
~. end Mr.. X b. Wolfe Of
esry. spsns sdsy n Moun-
peWltt's Little EARLY Risers are
~ 6eNt pills known. Sold by
eeaes Stors.
xl1l,sd eocms for rent. En-
qlsirS 4 the millinery store. Mrs.
Hsndkjcin.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-01-23

J. r. Ellison OF Sunnysidc spent
. day IN town this week.
Rev. Chss MacLcsn made bus.
ness trip to Boise Tuesday.
F. M. Duffield OF Hot Springs,
is here for few days this week
A. Rogeyon of Three Greek.
was a Mountain Home visitor Fri,
day.
B. F. Bradford of Boise, spent q
Jew days here recently on legal
business.
Hon. Arthur Pence came in from
Bruneau the first of the week on
his way 10 Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Bernothy
were in Mountain Home on bus
mess Wednesday.
Carvel Garrett returned home
last evening after a few weeks
visit in Seattle.
Miss O'Neal, Mrs. Mill and
Mrs, Fred Brown spent a few days
In Boise this week.
F. B.. Carg, after few DAYS
visit with his family, returned yes
terday to Grand View.
Messrs. Arthur Hutchins, John,
Will and Tom Tate are paying
Boise a visit this week.
Bert pilgrim Of Boise, is in
Mountain Home this week look
ing after business matters.
Mrs. Glenn, who has been suf-
fering with the grippe the past
week, is much improved.
E. M. Whittier, who has been
looking after business interests here.
returned TO his home at Kay, N.
D., Tuesday evening.
Danny Glenn has been confined
to his home with the grippe for
some days, but is now on q rapid
road to recovery.
Bert Kelsey and Jack Braun
folded their tents and left for the
Hot Springs Thursday morning.
They expect to stay about a week.
E. P. Cowcn, the we'll known
mining man, left Tuesday for the
state Of Washing ton where ne will
'pent couple of weeks.
r ]. Huston left last night for
seattle, after spending Some TINS
,erc looking after his land and
making arrangements for having 1t +
feared.
E. ]. Nevins Of Winona, MINI.
; in Mountain Home. Mr.. New +
MS is much interested in the land
n this section and to make his
tay more pleasant, he has found
evera: old time friends located
ore.
Il
MISS 1oltn otupDleiicid, who s.
singing 'nis week a. the special /
IN inc congregational
nurcn' = 2 line soprano soloistt,
as Taught music IN Normal
'nool - Illinois. She Will remain
Vet SUNDAY Tano sing morning and
Ven'ns a me church services,
Dan Davidson 10 a,,o,, ~.
rivals iii Mountain Horne and /
,nes from Okanoean. Wash IL
as brought his family and intends
nakoi his future home here (
e is wen pleased with the cond;- ,
ons here and feels that the Ia},dS
|, this vicinity nresent the h.s,
,e rneans 81 s,,v ~ 800 !;
= bas ,;v.d !, ;rr;r...s /.
r .~n,,n,h.r Is ...,rss =
,st.d ~, o
e,bods 800
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-01-23

Frank r. Wyman, attorney of
Boise, was IN Mountain Home
Monday on legal business.
|
Lost Solid gold plain band ring.
Cowen and receive reward.
Fred walters Of Ogden, IS visit
ING friends and relatives IN Noun
tain Rome ana bruneau THIS week
T. 2, Hicks 81 Winona' MINI.
IS spending iittle time IN THIS
CITY looking at iand IN this section.
Mrs Ered marbofer and so,, re-
turned 6on- Er;dav frorn Kars.s
where they have spent the past
month";
Fred st,,ssev well known = - ~
section of The co,,trv earn. do.,,,
from ,he INNER country Fr;d.y -
nav H. co,,ntv s~at v;s;.
For sa,eA sr,-nd;d t..,n -
rn,,irs wb;cb viii 81, v.rv go
onable For terms and ,r;c.. 81,
On w;,rv r,ari., Mo,,rts;r Ia.
idaho 1890
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Cannon re-
with relatives in Rawlins. Wvoro-
ing. and also from a week snent 81
Denver.
T. ). Stucey ana W. Hyde, OF
Cnicago' stopped over here the last
OF the week for z day or SO while
their mining interests.
- HineDaugn OF Seattle accom-
panied Mr. wheeler upon his re-
turn from that place last week and
was 80 well impressed with the
land at Mountain Home decided
VIM. Spangenberg returned to
Mountain Home Sunday morning
after an aspcnce OF some time. He
= pleased 70 be nack ana says that
the Climate OF this section is not
% DO cqua'ied anywhere he has
says snat ~, VIZ smith lett Sum (
Gay Tor New York where nc intends
taking post graduate course
~. smith mas been q resident OF
Home until the last year
when ne nas resided in Boise.
4 -, 49,, $3.50, q ...h,.sA
b~tv-.r rh,,r,nsr 80 $500 ~
.o,,,.c. ,.,;th ~ ua.s..s,ss =.
,,,d 1.b,,r,,s,, s4aa. - Th,,r,ssa
!. - =. - - 1a' ''i'e'.' ''as az
Z. s. ~ o1us ~ SLY iou'e 70
''''A''''''''''S ~ Z" -
M.,,.s.- ar,of;.,d 80 ~. ~
Ire,,g. 81 c~snd va. ~.
80 s-o.,. ,,;.. ). ~
= I o,,g,v,r, CO. ,.,t. :.
;y.a =, ~.
a;rr.r "a $3.50
,eeks vis,t;np ia t;r,es ". ss
~ s'su ~ see DUCK 10 mountain
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-01-23
With TIE CHURCHES.
Congregational

The special meetings at the Con-
grcgational church are continued
during this week. Rev. Geo. E.
Paddock Of the Boise Congregation
al church breaches each night
strong, practical, inspiring ser
mons. Miss Stubblef;sld of Boise
Is leading the singing. She has a
beautiful voice, sweet, pcrsua-
sive spirit and gives much inspira-
ton 10 the meetings. She viii re-
main over Sunday.
Boise, JAM 2. Sunday-school
workers will be interested in
knowing that Rev w. c. Merritt
international field worker, is plan
ming to make tour of the south
crn part Of Idaho in the interest of
organized Sunday school work, dur
ing the month of April next. 1t is
Mr.. Mcrritt's plan to hold county
conventions in Washington, Can
yon Elmore Lincoln, Blaine, Twin
Falls, Oneida, Rannock, Bingham,
Custer and Fremont counties. de-
voting about four weeks to the
Sc.
Mr.. Merritt is man of long
experience in convention work. an
inspiration to any gathering and
the officers OF the State Sunday
School association under whose
auspices the tour will be made.
consider themselves very fortunate
in securing his services. He will
accompany Marion Lawrence, Sec
-etary of the international Sunday
School association, on his western
our and will sttend the Idsho state
with him.
A meeting of the executive board
will be held Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the residence Of E. c.
cook chairman Of the board, to fix
he place OF the next state convcn-
ion, and to make arrangements
or Mr.. Merritt's tour.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-01-23

Jan. 9th, 1903.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-01-23

VIM. Spangcnberg returned to
Mountain Home Sunday morning
after an asbence Of some time. He
4 pleased to be back and says that
the climate of this section is not
to be cqualIed anywhere he has
travelled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05
TIE TRIBUNE PRINTS
THE NEWS, AS USUAL
Only Morning Paper in Which
the Socialist Vote
Appeared.

The following resolution was adopted
by the Socialist party, Wednesday, as
a result of tho fact that The Tribune
was the only morning newspaper which
included tho Socialist vote in its elec-
iion. returns on Wednesday morning:
Whereas. The Socialist party 81 Utah
an official political organization partici,
ratinS la tho presidential, state and
county campaigns. and having made
great gains In votes and
Whereas, \ portion of the public press
has entered into a conspiracy OF silence
so that the public is not given the re-
turns OF the votes cast for its candidates;
therefore, be II
Resolved. That as citizens, voters and
subscribers OF the daily press OF Salt
Lake City, we request that we be treated
fairly and that the public be given full
account OF our party vote as recorded for
other political parties, and any paper re-
fusing 10 furnish such news 10 the public
Will he adjudgcd unfair and we will use
our influence with the public In their
patronage OF any paper failing TO treat
us fairly,
We hereby acknowledge our apprecia
tion OF The Tribune In giving our party
vote In Its returns this morning.
Adopted at n meeting OF the local or
Sanlzation November 4. 1908.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05
WILL PLACE SILVER
CUPS ON EXHIBITION
They Are Trophies of Winners
at State Fair, and Unusual
ly Handsome.

1t is expected that within n few days
the silver cups which were offered as
sweepstakes prizes for exhibitors at
the recent fair Of the Utah State Fair
association VIII be received and placed
on exhibition. These cups arc unusual
ly handsome and will contain n repre-
sentation of the official insignia of the
State FAIR association, with the name
of the exhibitor and the horse or other
animal exhibited.
Horace Ensign, secretary Of the as
socIation, said Wednesday also that the
gold and silver medals are already be-
ing received and will be placed with
local Jeweler as soon as possible TO
be engraved. The diplomas, which were
the engravers and will be ready in
short time. There will be about sew
entv gold medals and twenty silver
ones.
Many letters arc being received By
the secretary from former exhibitors
declaring their intention Of coming in
strong at the next fair and capturing
n long list of prizes. Mr.. Palfrcman
OF Springville has declared his iuten-
tion Of carrying away the first prize
in the exhibit of short-horn cattle,
Many other cattle raisers. fruit men
and manufacturers have also signified
their intention of competing moro ener
getica]ly than ever before indicating
that tho exhibits of the association
are inculcating a strong spirit OF riv-
airy among people of the state, which
will produce excellent results.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05
SUITS TRANSFERRED TO
UNITED STATES COURT

The various suits filed by the Home
Insurance company OF New York, Fire
mans Fund Insurance company. Union
Assurance Society OF London, Royal In
surance company OF Liverpool London
and Lancashire Fire Insurance company
OF London. Imperial Insurance company.
Lancashire Insurance company of Man
chester England, and the Commercial
Union Assurance company, who seek 10
Teaover insurance aggresating s47. 1876 20
from the Mine and Smelter Supply COM
pany. were transferred from the Third
district court to the Federal court
Wedn esday.
The defendant company was insured
IN all of the above named companies.
The big fire OF September 10. 1901 COM
The Insurance was paid, but now the In
surance companies allege that the de
fendant company secured the insurance
by fraud, and seek 10 recover the full
amounts paid.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-05
I'm Hotel Corridors

One Of the most prominent sugar men
in the country. Samuel C. Hooker OF PhiI-
Mr., Hooker, who has held many public
positions of trust In the Quaker CITY. ar
rived here yesterday and leaves again
sugar in California, Nevada. and In this
state. and is tho head OF one OF the
largest beet sugar concerns In the world
Nneries and owns thousands Of acres of
land devoted entirely to this industry,
Mr., Hooker finds great satisfaction in the
election of Mr TAFT and believes that
under his administration the country Will
enjoy four years OF abundant prosperity.
Mr. McNutt, prominent miner OF
Butte, is at the Wilson, for few days.
r. Smith Of Honolulu Is registered at
the Cullen. He states that the people OF
his island will be delighted with the result
of the election as they all have the great
est admiration for the president elect
II ]. Moore. sister and son, OF Mexico
City, are at the Kenyon They are tour
ing the United States. and after taking
in the sights here this forenoon will pro-
ceed west.
Jesse B. Roote. noted lawyer OF Butte.
is at the knutsfcrd..
c. Guy Cordor OF Rotterdam, Holland.
passed yesterday In this city sightseeing.
In speaking OF the troubles between his
country and the South American repub-
lie. he stated hrs belief that Holland
would win hands down In case tho two
ever came to war He does not anticipate
that the difficulties will terminate In war,
believing that an amicable settlement will
be reached in the near future. lie stopped
at >the Kenyon,
John NJ Daugherty OF Omaha. a promi-
nent Mining man, and the owner of con-
siderable mining property in Park City,
is at the Knutsford
Captain Jack Poland. a miner. and fa-
nous as a scout, is at the knutsford for
4 few days,
J. NJ Kirk. well known horseman NJ
Ell Paso. Texas. is stopping for a few
days at the Wilson.
L. D. Passey of Reno. New, a widely
known mining man. is at the Kenyon.
J. B. Dunham, noted horseman OF
Houston. Texas, !s among the guests a.
the Cullen.
Oscar Whey Of London Is Kenyon
guest. He is on his way TO the Pacific
coast and stopped over here 10 take In the
sights.
Jeffrey McDonnott OF Contact. New, Is
registered at the Wilson.