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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-21
LOCAL BREVITIES

A D. Larnach has applet for mem
bership in the bar association.
Sons of St. George Lodge No. $50
will meet this evening at 100 in K
OF P hall
Canoes Circle No. 24O, c. O. F., will
meet in San Antonio hall this Thurs
day evening at 1870.
The regular meeting of the trustees
of the Queens hospital will be held
this morning at 10 o'clock.
Chief Justice Hartwen has been I'M
der the weather for a day or two and
has not been at his chambers.
Pacific Rebekah Lodge No. 1. L o.
Q. F., will meet in odd Fellows hall
this Thursday evening at 1880.
DR. ]. Charlton Fitzgerald, the as
sistant territorial veterinarian, will
probably be appointed territorial vet
erinarian for Maui.
Assistant Superintendent of Public
Works Kluegel is working on securing
some needed rights of way for the
horseshoe road around Palolo valley.
There is a Spanish or Portuguese
beggar about the streets showing two
sN'i.en and ointmented hanl9. He
should be gathered in under the va
grancy laws.
A jury in Judge Robinsons court
yesterday found Yin Chong Kun guilty
of embezzling 1866 of the money of ia
Soon. Yin was a hotel keeper and ia
was his guest.
Court Canoes No. S110, A. o. F., will
hold a special meeting this evening for
initiatory work in the first and second
degrees and for the conclusion of the
prize pedro tournament.
At the meeting. of the Promotion
Committee this afternoon two designs
for the Mark Twain mantelpiece will
be on exhibition. A. B. Leckenby will
give an address on Home Building"
Bishop Libert left Tuesday for MoIo-
kai where he will consecrate the new
church at Kalaupapa which has been
built at a cost of $4,000 to replace the
one that burned down two or three
years ago.
The Hawaii Shinpo devotes an entire
page to a translation, from English to
japanese, of one of the peace address
es made last Sunday evening. Jap
anese experts regard the translation
as the best work of the kind that Edi-
tor Sheba has done.
The Kohala ditch is to be extended
in accordance with the original plans
so as to take in the waters of addi-
tional streams. The extension will be
two or three miles and will include
the construction of additional reser-
VoirS 1t will cost $50, $50.
There will be a meeting of the
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Christian church at the home of Mrs.
T. P. Harris, 1889 Anapuni street, on
Thursday, May q. at 1880 sharp. After
the business is transacted, little So
cial time will be had. Please come on
time.
The annual meeting of the congre-
CATION of St Andrews cathedral elect
ed the following wardens and vestry-
men: Wardens, r. Cation, H. NJ. Won
Holt; Vestrymen, g. w. Jordan. L.
Tenney Peck, Tom sharp, w. L. EN-
ory. G. P. Denison, G. T. Davies, James
Wakefield.
Bids for building the new Alakea
street wharf will be advertised for on
May 81. The appropriation for the
wharf shed is $4,000. The designs
which have been prepared under the
direction of Superintendent Marston
Campbell are for an exceedingly hand
some building.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-21
BUSINESS LOCALS.

A cross and crown charm set with
diamonds has been lost. See classified
advertisements.
The Territorial Messenger Service
booked a number of guests for the st.
Francis last week.
Eagle Dyeing and Cleaning Works,
Fort ST. opposite the Star block, will
clean and press your clothing prompt
~ and well.
For good work and low prices have
your shoe repairing done by Lin Hop,
King and River street. Half sole and
heel for dollar.
4 Try a Lawrence Barrett 10-cent mild
Havana cigar, next time. You'll all
ways be glad that you did, but you'll
wish you had tried it sooner.
Summer millinery in new types of
large hats will be shown for the first
time tomorrow at Sachs. All the pre-
dominating styles seen at Atlantic
City.
We have a new, fresh supply of
Blum's assorted chocolates, pepper
mints. and marshmallows on hand.
Order from US now. J. NJ. Levy & Co,
phone 20.
r. w. Perkins has the most COM
plete Photographic outfit in the Terri
tory His pictures and portraits are
finished in the best style. Studio on
Hotel street. near Fort.
Most careful attention given orders
for wiring houses for electricity in
accordance with the rules of the Board
of Underwriters. See Union Electric
Co, Beretania near Fort.
Glass comfort depends in great
measure upon accuracy in frame ad-
justment. We fit glasses for defective
vision and eye strain. A. y. Sanford,
optician. Boston building.
Lots on Manoa cliffs offer attrac-
tons To persons who seek pure fresh
air without limit as to quantity. w.
+. Rowell has them for lease in that
locality See classified ads.
other bars could serve beer as good
as the beer we serve in the Criterion
and Palace-if they would go to the
same trouble and expense-but they
don't c. ]. Mccarthy. proprietor.
The latest development in the prog
ress of the world towards purer and
better food is Crown -four, milled by
the new patent roller process. Ask
for it. Theo. H. Davies & Co, Ltd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-21
CUTTERS AND RATS.

superintendent Of Public Works
Campbell yesterday sent out notices to
all persons within the fire limits requir-
ing them to provide cutters for their
persons within the prescribed limits
who have wooden sidewalks, to replace
them with cement sidewalks. This is
in accordance with the requirements of
the Board of Health against rats.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-21
MEMORIAL DAY.

The annual memorial services of the
Grand Army of the Republic will be
held in the Methodist church on Sun
day evening. The United Spanish War
Veterans will also be in attendance.
The G. A. r. are considering plans for
exercises on May so, and may be able
to secure General Pratt for orator of the
day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-21

Mrs Van Stoo-Where were you so
late last night? Mr.. Van Stoo-I-er-
why, I was addressing a political meet
ing. my dear. Mrs. Won Stoo-Ah. in
deed? And did you have full house,
may I ask? Mr.. Van Stoo (absently)
Once, BUT the other fellow held fcurs.
Cleveland Leader.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-21
DANCE AT SEASIDE TONIGHT.

There will be the regular weekly
dance at the Seaside tonight, to which
the friends of the Seaside are cordially
invited by Manager Stout. Special
music for the affair has been arranged
for.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-21
BAND CONCERT At
PRINCESS W|LCOX'S HALL

This evening at 7:30 the Hawaiian
band will give complimentary con-
cert at the Princess Theresa Wilcox
hall, Alakeas street Following is the
program:
PART T.
Grand March: "Kamehameha" Berger
Overture: Light Cavalry ..Suppe
Bolero: Alicante .. Hume
Selection: '"The Bohemian Girl .Balfe
PART II.
Vocal: Hawaiian Songs. Ar. by Berger
Waltz: Remembrance .Waldteufel
"Ahi Wela'' and "Eleile".A by Berger
Ipo Lauae, Maui ka OF and Hilo
aloha De" Hawaii Ponoi''
THE Star Spangled Banner
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-05-21

Ring 109 for fine Studebaker automo-
bile, FIVE seats, day or night. Club
Stables.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-06

Previous to the middle of 1874. as the book shows. Mrs Beeler drew from the bank various sums amounting to $S6.15. though the aggregate. written in d clerltly hand. appears by error to be only s2615. and that sum ap- pears at other places in the book where some clerk appears to have been engaged in calculation.
 At any rate. according to the fig ures the bank, which is not now in existence but must have somewhere d responsible successor. owes Mrs. Beel- CT S29.60 with interest from June of 1874. which under the rules and reg ulations of the bank was allowed at the rate of six per cent But the rules provided that the rate might be chang ed at any time on giving notice to depOsitors. Mrs. Beeler has never been apprised of anything in connec- tion with the affairs of the bank. The book had apparently been thrown about as plaything for children for its pages are marred by childish marks with q lead pencil.
 Mrs. Beeier now wants what is com ing to her and she has put the mat ter in the hands of Judge Phillips Now that she is beginning to get old and feel her years she wants to enjoy the money while there is yet time. She has been resident of Phoenix for a great many years. Her only liv- ing relative is q son, Samuel Steele, at 1l6 East Jefferson street.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-06
RECEIVER HILDRETH
 CLEARED OF CHARGES
A Telegram From the Interior Depart nent Advised Him That He Had Been Exonerated and Instructed Him to Resume Official Duties.

Fen $. Hildreth. receiver of the United States landoffice. doubtless had more pleasant dreams last night than for some time past and it was all oc- casioned by a little telegram from the secretary of the interior which an nOunced that he had been exonerated from the charges preferred against him and directed him to resume his duties as receiver.
 Mir. Hildreth's friends will congrat- ulate him on this outcome of the in vestigation for in these days it has become a habit to consider that every body under suspicion. and a whole lot who are not. are guilty on general principles. It is quite complimentary therefore to get under fire and out again with clean skirts.
 Originating in some untraceable source there have been all kinds of rUmors afloat concerning the charges against Mir. Hildreth. but even vet nothing definite has been made pub lie and possibly will not be. There were stories to the effect that the of- flee records were in bad shape gener- ally. Emanating from like untracea- ble source is the story now that the special inspector who went over tho books, found nothing irregular in then and no discrepancies in the cash though so far as can be learned here the inspector has not made his report public nor has MT. Hildreth made any comments except to announce the re ceipt of the telegram yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-06
AN OLD BANK ACCOUNT
 OF ANOTHER GENERATION
Harriett 6eeler, Aged 119, Wants to Have Her Earthly Affairs Put Into Shape.

Harriett Beeler. an old colored wo- man living in the southern part of the city. claims 10 have lived llg years and she looks ii. She has claim against the government which is even better supported than the one with reference to her age. The financial department of the government owes her S29.60. q balance on a bank ac- count which has been running for the last thirty five years That is. it be- gan running that long ago but it has been in quiescent state for the last thirtyfour years, though the balance has remained apparently undisturbed all of the time
 on June 6, 1873. Mrs. Beeler became d deposiJor in the Louisville branch. one of the thirty three branches of the treedmen's Savings and Trust com pany, especially authorized under an act Of congress approved by President Lincoln on March 3. 1865. This was part of the legislation which began to be enacted in 1863 for the upbuilding oi the colored race, beginning with the establishment of the Freedmen's Bu- reau.
 The headquarters of the Freedmens Bank was Washington. but there were branches in all of the leading cities of the south The affairs of the institu- iion were managed by board of fifty trustees who served without pay.
 Mrs. Beeler made three deposits as her bank book shows. The first was s25. little later there was a small CT one and in just one year from the date of the first deposit she put in 800. In the meantime her balance had earned interest to the amount of sev- enty-five cents at six per cent.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-06
CANT RANCH SOLD
 AN IMPROVED PROPERTY
A Fine 6+o Acre Tract South oi Tempe to pr. ]. C. Norton.

one of the largest real estate trans actions in country property which has been consummated in the Salt River valley recently. was closed yesterday by Dwight B. Heard's office. which re- suited in the sale of what is known as the Cant ranch eight miles south of Tempe, to pr. J. c. Norton.
 This property is already one of the finest stock ranches in the valley. with over 400 acres in alfalfa. two wind mills, water tanks and all modern con vcnienccs for a first class stock ranch Dr. Norton proposes to further inn prove the ranch.
 This propert yhas been owned by the Bartlett Heard Land and Cattle com pany for q number of years and al though the selling price is not men toned in the deed placed on record yesterday in the county recorders of flee, it is understood that pr. Norton buys the $40 acres for little less than 500 600.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-06
MORALES COlltCTORSHIP AWAITING A CONFERENCE
The Vacancy Will Not Be Filled Until Governor kibbey Reaches Wash inaton.

Washington, D. C.. May 5.-(Spe- applications have been received at the treasury depart ment for the appointment to the col lectorship at Nogales AriZ., made va cant by the death of Col. McCord. It was stated today that no appointment would be made until after the arrival of Governor Kibbey of Arizona. who is expected here early next week to attend the meeting of the governors of the states and territories at the in vitation of the president.
 Delegate Smith of Arizona today in troduced an amendment to the sundry civil bill asking fro s5,000 for the pur- chase of sheep and land for the use of the San Juan Piute Indians in northern Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-06
AN INQUIRY FOR A FATHER

Sheriff Hayden yesterday received letter from $. F.. Bernardo of the Ber- nardo Entertainment company of Phil adeiphia, making inquiry for his fath- CT. Joseph Bernardo, who several years ago lived at Cotton, Cal He afterward resided in Phoenix. He left home un- der mysterious circumstances and has not been heard of for several years The writer desires to inform him of the death of his wife long ago. The son expects to travel through this country before long and would be pleased to call upon his father. He also inquiries incidentally if there is an opening in Phoenix for a musical fam fly
Arizona republican., 1908-05-06
TO FIX THE PRICE OF WATER

A call has been issued for a meeting of the stockholders of the Appropria- tors Canal company for next Saturday afternoon to fix the price of water for the coming year.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-06

PRE-INvENTORY SALE OF CHINAWARE.
 s175 Decorated Covered
 Dishes ......... ...........S Soc s1.4O S-inch Dinner Plates,
 set ........ .-........,....S Soc 75c 14-inch Turkey Platters. soc 25c S-inch Platters. 15c s1.25 1O-inch Chop Plates. .... .65c soc Delft Blue S-pt Pitcher 35c s1.4O 7-inch Soup Plates, set soc $1.25 Corned Buffers Assort-
 ed Patters .-......-.-.7 7Oc gee Decorated Cups and Saul
 cers, set .......... ....... DOC
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-16
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding lions, by judgment
thereof, OF John kata aad Aoi.is kain.
In parsusaa 81 n decree ofths Circuit
Court Of serke!sy Gonaty w. Va, made In =
cause. there pending. 70 subjset the real
estate OF the s@la Joan halh aud Aollle am
te the satisfaction Of tie liens theresa. yes
are hereby reQased 70 present all slzifns hsla
By you AL trfh OF goa. agtis vt the saia
Jskn kain and Nellie Kahn. which are iisns
on their real estsfe, Or any part OF IL. for i'd
Indication, to sia, ~ my ssflce IN MARITIME
burg w Va, oa or oef0re tae 18TH. day OF
October 1868
Given undef nay had this zsth day Of Sept
1875
Court
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-16
COMMISSIONERS notice..
Jshn u KILLER. Plaintiff.

Jshn n. Miller. Plaintiff.
W In Chancsry
isabella Hsnman. Adm'x OF
. H. Hoffman, decd and
Isabella Hoffman in her swn
10 nissiener's on1os
Martfrsburg, ". Va. Sept 24th 1903
TO all perso.s Interested In the above e.
~ decree OF the circuit Court Of ssrksisy
County, ". VI. entered In the above entitled
sams was referred 10 nae, with instructions 70
TirI.-wsat psrssnal estate q. ssla =. 4.
nsnmAn owned, ~ the time Of his death, the
character and value thereof
SsesnA-W hat disposition. II aay, was made
Of saiA psrsoaai estate by the ssfsnoant Isa-
l.. apnnap, deed AID now much, IL any, OF
said personal estate Ia now In the hands OF
said Al tnistrstrix, available fer The pay
the saia =. H. Hoffman, decd
Tkird-A settlement OF the standardization
Of the estate OF the said deoed<nt. oy the said
Fcnrth-whst deots said II. L. nsffmaa
swea ~ the tine Vt his dcafA, to whom pay
able their m ure, and their respective
ssis r.. l.. hoffman, NJ tae time Of his asAtk
itsauantlty, description aud locatIen.
sixth And such ether matters ~ aay party
Ia istsrsst may require, the same being per-
iincAt. or such other matters IN said Commits
sebsr b inself nay deem rsrtinsnt, whether
80 requestea or net
Yoa Will therefore take notice that | have
nxsd ON Monday ths Fad. day OF November
lts, Ut 10 a. n. - the time whss ana my Of
Zee In MartnsbarK, w Va, rs the place
whore, vii. proceed 70 exssats tas said or
der OF reference and II, frsn any cause the
same be net com pieted ON lnat DAY ID will be
adJouT aed, from time to time, ~ the same
place until IL 10 cen pleted
Given undsr my hand this Gath. day Of sept.
1905.
w. b coIstsn, conmissisnsr in chascery
III s.lA Com
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

The County Court OF Berkeiev County, W.
Va invftes sealed proposals for the eoas true
kion and erection Of the subasructurc 81 .
bridge over Rack Creek al Daniels Ferd near
Giengary, the said substructurs 70 be cen
gtructed OF either stone or concrete In Accsrd-
ance with the plans and specifications now on
fiie In the offiee Of tbs clerk Of she county
court OF Berkeley County. w. vs., at Martins
burx w Va, All bids 70 be fiea With the
said County Clerk at or before 10 s'eioek .. M
Oct 20. 1905, and the bids TO be opened BY the
court this sinae day at IL O'Clock, a. m.
The county court reserves thS right to re-
ject any or all bids.
Harold H. Render
Clerk of the County Court OF Berkeley
County, W Va.
Mar.insburg, W. va, Oct 1865 2t
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-16
PUBLIC SALE
OF Valuable
Personal Property

The undersigned admin ntYntor OF The a.
ss ns, e. John , Tate tecN- viii sell At public
west OF Darkcsviiie.
Thursday Oct. -, 1908
beginning al 10 O'Clock The following:
5 Head Horses and Colts
sare work horses, . year old Belgium Colt.
Ia Head Of Cattle
consisting OF 10 fnsl Darhams s-ycar old
Durham bull, rniieh cows. Of which win
se irs.h sy day fsaie:s pnrsam heifers. We,
10 Head Hogs
sale. male hog the rest are shonts running
from y TO us lbs
Farming implements
oioorne mower new only cut ID acres ursss
s ,s9s,ss w seTs elsn.sf ns hsa Easa, aw|
E pr Y, .sPs A'ass dfi, adsr, caltiss.
f%~ orn sne,l.f, wpss,
shovel plow, doable and single trees, riding
brides, breeenng. 3 CELLARS. 3 sets piow gear,
, ollnd brides, Z sets single ha ness. some 20
tatock aua outous, some hay IN oaow. grain
old iren
Household and Kitchen Furniture
sets chairs, . rocker chairs, 2 stands, falli n
leaf table, extension table bureau, M. bed
s'eAds, safe. kitchen fsblcs cupboard. 20 yds.
carpet, sday ciocx. cook stove. lot tlnwarc;
DISHES. crooks and juss, knives and forks, \
lamps. looking glass aud pictures gallon oil
can, feather beds,6 blankets. u COULTER panes.
equiits leomfcrts. pillows 2bs.lsters, lot %
sheets, ptiow cases &C.. Enterprise "a tlSage
grinder and stuffer, wash tubs. grind stone,
ohurn, large IRON kettle and stand, LOT OF TOOLS
barrels and many ~. icles not mentioned.
Terms
A credit of months will be given on all
sums ofsl0 and over the purchaser toEive his
note with approved security NEGOTIABLE and
payable at sho Peoples Trust Co. bank, az
Martinshurg, with Interest from date Under
SO cash NJ property to he taken away until
the terms have been complied with
A. ~ Tate, Admir-.
y. w. podd Arct
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-16

have left on nay hanas ameat mar
ket Ne. sos West John street, which I
wsald like to close cut at oace ~ l
know netting about the business. This
is enc Of the bses outfits in the town.
consisting or refrigerator, 2 meat
blocks, computing scales, marble tep
counter, iron meat racks, slaughter
house, 80 gallon boiler, ropes and pull
lies cempete, 2 wagons, horse and
harness, all complete and at bar
gain See w. 5 sayder, or Mr. Charles
MeCarroli at his store at the corner OF
Joha andRaIeigh street
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-16
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS

10 all persons holding liens, by Judgment
or otherwise ON tue real aAtate, or any pnrt
thereof Of i William MILLER ssssz
l. pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit caurt
Of Berkeley County w Va, made ia 4 cause
tnercin pending, " subject the roai-eNtntA az
the said J. Wul Miller. 10 the aAfisfactlou
OF The liens thereon. sou are hereby required
TO present all eiaifas, held by yDu and each
OF you, against the SAID J. Wm. Miller, which
are liens ON his reRIestate, or any part or IL.
tor adjudication, " me, ut my Office, In Mar
tinsburg, W. Va. GA or before the 18th day ~
October 1876
Given usder my hand this list. day Of oct.
1903
y, y; colston. commissioncry in chancery 81
said Court;
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-16
notice TO CREDITORS.

Te the Creditors Of K. l.. Hoffman,, decd.
In pursuance Of q decree Of the
Circuit Chart Of Berkeley County w. Va.
made ia . esn@e therein pending. 70 subject
this rsai-sststs oftbs said e. l.. n s9aas, seed
10 the pay meat Of his aosis, you are hsre ~
required To present. ylut claims against the
sstAse Of the said +. u. Hoffman, 1ss'a, for I'd
Juaicatien, to ". n. Cost9n, Commissioner
At ais Office IN said County, on Or before tho
and. day Of Nevcmhsr 1903
Witness l.. Dew. Gerhardt, Clerk Of She
said Court
l.. Dew. Gerhardt, Clerk.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-16

J. VIM. Miller, use OF the Far
msrs 4 Merchants Bank Of
Winchester, Va.
va In fshs
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-10-16
Special Commissioners
AND
SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEES SALE
OF Valuable
REAL ESTATE

Ky vtitue OF authority vested In the uncsss>
signed spect Al &C n, rs ioner and substituted
trustee by deere of the Circuit Couss ~
ssa asey cause eass 81 ss,aer s IT, %as sS
etc. of Annie Turner ct nj. On the 9th dAv Of
September. 10 4, he will offer for sale al pub
lie auction at the lront cor Of thu ecuss house
In Msrtin.ourg. ". va. on
Saturday, October II. 1905
at l.so Q. m, the following described real es-
tact That aertsin lot Of land, on the West
siee' az North High street. In said town, Mont
10 test on ana strsel and extending back west
wardiy $50 feet. aud being the same reAt e.
tata conveyed TO Fannie Y. Turner by dsee
fgosi Margaret A. Ambrose. dated the lQtn OF
February, 1907, and of record in the ofylos ef
the Clerk Of the County Ceuft AZ HerksleH
esusts. West Vissia.A Ia Dad aesk Ss. iiS
page 40 rms lot Is improved eya
Large New Frame Dwelling Mouse
containing six rooms. front and back perchss,
hall up aud dewn Stair, cellar, and large
summer house IN the rsH. II 10 elegantly
located aud viii make anyone . pleasant I'd
desirable homs. See underig ned cemmis-
sieasr and substituted trustee for .partiou-
lars
Terms,
oss-tAird cash on day OF sale and the bal
ascs IN i've equal pay ments OF cue and twe
years, wearing Interest from date III lie. nnd
the purcnaesr 70 give his neGetiAkis, prom
-, ,s.s , sosss for the dsterres P.ynents. and
nsssy shall nAvs seen paid.
D. ". Snyder, Jr. special commlssiener
aud substituted Trsstes.
hereby csrtify that ID. w. Snyder, Jr.,
special Cen missioner ana Substituted rrass
tee has given bono ~ required ~ law
l.. %. w. derhardt, Clerk Of the
Cireuit Ceurt, Berkeley tounty. W Va.