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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-12-23

III Tie lO1lOW Oils were /
audited and allowed AS follows:
State Bank of Warren, premi-
UNI on Insurance policy - IS 81 go
H L. Wood, premium on In
surance policy -. ---- "a 90 |
w ". Powell, premium on In
surance policy .--- ..--... "a -0e
l.. W. Olson, premium On In
surance policy -...-- ...-- So .0u
H, I. Golden, typewriter chairs
for ofnc6S -..-r.-... 19. 0G
Emil L. TorneII. dinner and
supper for Jurors -. ... IA 40
Carl Hanson cash paid for re-
pairing book machine - rs
W. o. Braggan5, services TAX
ing confession of FL NJ Clark To- 40
Free Eress Printing Co., Ditch
lien record fer Auditor .--- 20 so
Mil1er-Davis Printing Co., sup
ply for Co. Surveyor -..-.. 11.70
MiIler-Davis Printing Co., re-
cord for Register Of Deeds 1850
Miller-Davis Printing Co. files
for Clerk of Court ..-- -. 26 2s
Miller-Davis Printing Co., / set
of Hyatts tax calculator -..- sc. 90
MlIler-DavIs Printing Co,
blanks for Co. Supt. ---... 800
5Iiller-Davis Printing Co.,
carbon paper Clerk OF Cou-t 100
M1ller-Davis Printing Co.,
carbon paper for Register of
Deeds 49,. 49,. -. ...... S-67
Crooksron Times Printing Co.,
Citation blanks for Clerk OF
-. .uV
The Pioneer Co.. file covers for
Clerk of Court .-~.-- $50
The Pioneer CO., blanks for Co.
Supt. ------ ------ A-uu
Carl Hanson, cash paid for
stamped envelopes 49, 49,. 10.72
Jacob Peters, Justice tee IN
case State VS.. VIM. Legault. 6.o6
John p. Mattson, letter heads
for Register of Deeds $3.50. Ala
John p. Madison, postal cards
for Clerk Of Court .......... 1.0o
John P. Madison, printing post
al cards for Co. Treas. TN
John P. Mattson. publishing
| Co. Board proceedings Nov.
! a.. ...... -. .....-. 1876
Middle River Pioneer. publish
4 lug A<xINA AOSA@9 AsS
A. o. Fladeland partial pAy-
ment On contract on County
T04G .--..-..-.. ..s~a.ss. AUV.V>
The Berger Manfg. Co., cuivert
en- Ditch No. Ia -. 1880. 50 A
The BergeF Manfg. CO., culyert
on Ditch No 16 -. .-.--- 1850 5!
Lundgren & Wfttensten, Gull
II verts ON Ditch No a 1890. n. =
John p. Mattson, publishing
/ petition Ditch No. "a ...--. 10.Il
Application of Middle River Hard
ware CO., for correction OF assessment
and abatement Of taxes on Persona
Property in the Village OF Mlddt
River was on motion recommended t.
the state tax commission for their az
prevail
AnrIfcation Of Hiartna g Dab
quist for correction Of assessment an,
abatement OF taxes On Personal prog
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-12-23

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
COUNTY BOARD or MARSHALL
COUNTY, MINNESOTA

COUNTY. MINNESOTA
Adjourned meeting Of the County
Board held Dec 14th 1909
Meeting called to order by the Vice
Chairman at O'Clock p. H. Members
present: BraLdstrom,, SCrum, Nord-
lund and Wittensten- Absent. Green.
Proceedings of meeting Nov. 3SRd
read and approved
I, the undersigned, duly appointed to
inspect County Bridges on Ditch No.
Is hereby report that visited and In
to- my satisfaction. I therefore recnu-
mend the said bridges be accepted
L. p Brandstrom, Committee.
Motion made, seconded and carried
that the report OF L. p. Brandstrom OH
two bridges across Ditch No. Is be ae-
cepted and that the County Auditor be
instructed to issue warrant in full pay
men for same.
Peter Nordlund is appointed as a
Committee of one to inspect the john
Anderson bridge across Ditch No >
tate of Minnesota,
County or Marshall
To the Hon County Board, Marshall
County, Mimi
Gentlemen: We the undersigned
residents and citizens of the town of
Excel township hereby petition your
Honorable body as follows:
That you extend State Road No. .
from the present ending, (the Sc cor
Trr-,, 40
running south between Sec. 16-1I to
the Sc corner Sec. II thence East TO
the NV corner section 80 of said
town. Thence south along the see
ton line to the County line between
sections 8 and 10 Twp 154 Range A.
I. Ashland,
\. G. Loftness.
Nils O. Lasson.
L. O. Williams.
John Mortenson,
! O.. c. GreIbroh.
Peter Hornseth.
Commissioner Serum offered the
following resolution in writing and
moved it's adoption:
Whereas a petition has been filed
asking for the extension of State Road
No. ) from the present ending the Sc
corner Sec 8 Township 155 Range 49,
and running south between Sec 1917
to the SEA corner Sec. Il, thence
East to the NV corner section q OF
said town. Thence south along the
line to the County line between sec
JI0us 9 and 10 Township l54 Range ~
Be it resolved by the County Boarc
of Marshall County that the said ap
plIeation be granted, and that the sale
State Road No. ; be extended as
above set forth.
Commissioner Brandstrom seconded
. the motion, and same being put re
ceIved i majority OF the votes of The
members CT the County Board, ane
YES duly carried and was by the vice
chairman chen presiding, so declared
On motion the follow ing bills wer,
audited and allowed AS follows:
State Bank of Warren, premi-
UNI on Insurance policy - IS 81 81
H. L. Wood. premium on In
surance policy go. ----.- "a o.
I W Dnuran ar, r.,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1909-12-23

County Auditor
tSeaIl
Commissioner Serum offered the
following resolution in writing and
moved it's adoption:
whereas a petition in the matter OF
the petition of Nsls O. Lasson and
others having been fled in the office
of the County Auditor praying for the
establishment of a certain County
Ditch in the County OF Marshall desig-
mated and numbered bv the County
Auditor as County Ditch Number
tWenty-fOur, (24)- the route of which
is fully described in said petition and
q proper bond accompanying the same
having been filed with the said County
Auditor and by him duly approved and
due notice of the tendency of such
petition and OF the tIme and place fer
the preliminary hearing Thereof have
been given as required by law and
upon such hearing it appearing
to the County Board by
satisfactory proof that the requisite
conditions exist and have been in all
respects complied with, and an engE
neer has been appointed to make a
survey of said proposed ditch and to
make report thereon and the appoint
ment of viewers is necessary therein
Now Therefore, Be 1t Resolved That
r. T. SinkIer, Henry J.Roller and Gust
WahIin and each OF them be and here
by is appointed as viewers in the mat
ter of said proposed ditch and OF the
route thereof, each OF said persons
being O. resident freeholder of said
County of Marshall, not interested in
the said work, and not OF kin to any
of the parties known to be Interested
therein
The said viewers shall first take an
oath as provided by law; and there
after, having received a certified copy
of the petition for said ditch and of
the order appointing them such. view
ers and of the order Of the County Au-
ditor designating the time and place
of the first meeting OF said viewers,
shall at, the time and place specified in
such last mentioned order and shall
after the fling of the report of the en-
gineer in such proceeding IN the office
of the County Auditor proceed to view
said proposed work and the route
thereon ana the lan0S oama&eo oI
benefited thereby. and to assess the
damages and benefits for such pro
POSED construction and to perform al
other duties as such viewers, all as
provided by law, and having compler
ed said view and examination
Of the said work they shall
make and file with the County
Auditor Of said County
within thirty, Gao, days from the date
OF their first meeting, unless time
therefor is extended as provided BY
law. their report and Of such assess
ment Of damages and Dement'S.
In making said view and survey G
said proposed work the said viewers
shall proceed, and their said re
port shall in all respects be made
according to the requirement.
of the provisions OF chapter twt
hundred thirty, (230l, of the Genera
Laws Of Minnesota. for 1906 and act:
amendatcry thereof"
The said motion was seconded +.
Commissioner Nordlund and being pu
to vote received majority OF thu
votes Of the members OF such Count!
Board and Was duly carried and ~
The Winslow mail., 1909-05-01
Hcman."

mar-such an absurd th1n5-In IL
resent s.ate of affairs. She TANKS
hat a woman is male only 10 be ma
led. 1t is absurd"
Prep sterous!" agreed. She
thinks just the same about m =. L G
ften tried to make her u1Ierstan
he p; sition; bat it's nc use
And" said Miss Fame. ir,~~e~si 20
", Il believe, l positively bele.e
she's always extolling you to the SIX IS
IN almost sure that we are the sna es
which she has laid for each other"
Miss Fame laughed ironically.
We argued about mora courage, the
vic disabilities Of women, the rela-
i've value of mascul reason and
ami inc instinct and many Other
cints and it was rot long before we
iscovered that our seeming differ
ances were not so great after all. Before
many days she had promised to pre-
side over our home
We were sitting hand in hand
watching the sea grow smooth. and
The red sun drop baicw the horizon.
When a white little face reel ed be-
,ween our shoulders; ana my sister
in-law's coaXing voice whispered in
our ears.
God bless you and make you very,
very happy" she said | wonder if
you know how much wish it, dears 2"
Il wonder if you know what good
woman you are, Lucy" | said
Come and sit beside u.s." Margaret
tOld her. We couldn't bear anybody
Else; but we shall love to have you
With us, dear
Old Bob grinned when he saw us.
SO you've scored again." he re-
marked, you box of tricks,''
The Winslow mail., 1909-05-01
A locuacious Swain.

Mr.. Backwcods had called for the
'rst time to escort Miss Bumpkin to
ee weekly prayer meeting. An ex-
ess of timidity and self-consciou ness
9duced both to the point of absolute
lence until at last and with visible
fort. as the meeting house" is
cared. the gallaAt summons all his
Ourage.
10 you like stewed rabbt?" he
'azards.
Yes returns the maiden. coyly
Again silence, until on the return
Quincy the home lights are sighted.
When, with another mighty Q fort the
esourceful swain asks feelingly:
"Aint the gravy nice?'
And yet there are these who main.
ain that country folk sometimes seem
It lc- S for conversational TOPICS
BOt en- an
The Winslow mail., 1909-05-01
The Box
OF Tricks
BY Owen Oliver
(Copyrigh


mistakes that | generally end by
fancying myself the offending party.
Bob chuckles on thsse occasions. lie.
calls her the box of tricks.
There are limits. however to my
amiability, and possibly don't feel
sure!-to my sisterin-law's artfulness.
When | found that she had inveigled
me into a cruise in their yacht under
entirely false pretenses, | resolved
that all her wiles should not save her
from my severe displeasure when /
could catch her alone.
She eluded me, by attaching herself
to her other guests until we had
rassed the lighthouse. Then the yacht
became very lively, and the other
guests disappeared in rapid succession
except a tall, good-looking young lady
in pince-nez. She seized Mrs. Bob by
the arm and rushed her out on deck;
and old Bob rubbed his hands glee,
fully
The box of tricks is going to catch
it this time" he observed.
she's going to catch it a second
with view to securing the next in
nings.
| discovered the two ladies standing
in the lee of the smoking room. They
were arguing with such animation that
they did not notice me.
Its ab0minable," the tall young
lady protested. Perfectly atrocious."
My sister-in-law looked at her with
simulated innocence.
1T is a little rough" she said, catch
ing at the handrail and shaking her
pretty head at the great green waves
that greeted us at the harbor mouth
"Oh-h-h." She threw her hood over
her head to fend off a shower of spray
Il mean you said the tall young
lady, balancing herself like a sailor
You know perfectly well that | don't
mind the weather"
Il think l do" my naughty sister
in-law confessed 1"-the ship gave
a lurch-'Im sure | do" She made a
dart for the hatchway and disap-
peared white-faced, but smiling and
unrepentant.
Serves her right" the tall young
lady muttered; but her tone was less
unfriendly than her words; and she
laughed, unwillingly Then she turned
and saw me.
she will not be able to introduce us
for a little WHILE" | observed so
perhaps you will allow me? | have
the misfortune to be her brother-in-
law" | do not remember that l had
ever introduced myself to a lady be
fore; but | felt that | had good eX
cuse in the ircumstances-and the
lady.
OH" she said, but surely you are
not Prof Lorimer?" l am not old fer
a professor" and look younger than
my age.
Unless | have lost my IDENTIFY"
declared. Il gather that my bad little
relative has kidnapped you, too?'
The young lady smiled, slowly.
Il did not know that | had a COM
panion in misfortune" she said. But
of course it is a consolation. l think
we have been associated before, in a
way We had a long controversy in
the Academical Record. | am Marga
ret Fame"
| stared at her like a boor in my
surprise. She was very unlike my idea
of a lady who had written treatise
on comic sections; and still more ,una
like my notion of an advocate of wom
ems rights and female suffrage: the
subjects upon which our controversy
had taken place.
You scarcely look the character"
] confessed
The Winslow mail., 1909-05-01

nd square-tCed shoes" She held out
4 tiny foot in ridiculous, poin ed
French shoe, definantly. The yacht
rolled heavily just then. and her bal
ance suffered. Fortunately | caught
her and deposited her on the seat She
watched me struggling not to laugh
at her.
THAT is like a man, too" she ap-
plauded me. He doesn't triumph over
the fallen. | concede that; and also
his physical superiority. But mental
ly-now you are twice Lucy's size;
and yet you have let her kidnap you;
and you daren't even shake her."
I'm not sure that l won't" | said
when she's we'll enough to be shaken
She told me that Bob and she were
Going for a quiet little cruise and
sked me to come and finish my book
peace on board The anchor was
up when | put my foot on deck; AMI
| found that she had a regular party
principally women"
That's exactly my case" said Miss
Fame. Only it seemed to me thai
they were principally men! She
knows that l object to men"
And she knows that l object t
women. At least | don't exactly oh
iect to them; they are an admirable
# illogical sex. W hat | really object
to is Lucys intention to marry me to
one of them
"Oh-h! Does she?"
she does really"
'W hich Cne?" Miss Fame inquired
Il haven't the least d "a
Mis Fame lau h. d merrily.
"Tha.'s exactly my case. professo
She wants to marry me to some one.
An enemy presumab,y-if the wrejcl
has one!"
"Uron my word, don't b,liaye sh
mo. really don't helie3e she has,
Well say to friend who needs a l.,lls
harsh discipline. However, ! do net
pprahend any danger.
YoI may be able to defend your
self" | said; but am not so secure
Women are attractive creatures. a
man is never safe unless he runs
avay!"
"There!" she cried, triumphantly.
And yet you claimc., in your articles,
that mn had more moral courage than
women! Now | am only POOR weak
woman. but | am not afraid that any
man VII marry me against my will
But aren't you afraid of being will
ing?" | inquired.
Certainly not" she asserted. In
the present state of the laws-the
man-m9de laws-I am ve.y unwilling
md likely to remain 50. | shall work
IN my cabin, and have nc more to dc
with them than ciIility reqlir s; Or
if | do, it will only be TO ia ,aliz
Lucy, and make her th.nk that sac is
succeeding in her evil des gn5." Ms
F ane laughed a laugh which did TO
strike me as that Of bluesto- king
She will be so mad when she is un
dec ed, the little monkey"
That's a capital idea," l pro
nounced Il think might try it; bu
you mustn't"
Indeed! Why not?"
1T wouldn't be quite fair to the poo,
man; unless he was in the joke"
Moo; but 1 can't very wei tel
him.
You've told me" pointed out. we
might kill one bird with two stones
don't you think? Besides, there arc
a lot of things that l should like tC
discuss with you"
She looked at me without the pince
nez. They were drenched with spray
and she had taken them off and was
wiping them She looked still more
The Winslow mail., 1909-05-01
The Phonograph in China.

American phonocr7rh companies do
big business in China The most
'amous Chinese bands and palace sing
ars are en~aged TO make records. They
are brought from all PARTS of the EN-
Dire to the three record-m aking cen.
ters-Peking, Shanghai and Hongkong
Here the apparatus for making the
master records is set up and the re-
cording done under The direction of ali
expert. A record popular in the north
Of China seldom is popular in he
south
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-19
Brings
MANY TOURISTS

with a large number of tourists
on board, the Oceanic liner Alameda
arrived this morning from San Fran
cisco. She locked at the foot of Fort
street because the transport Logan
had not left the Oceanic wharf. the
Alameda's regular berth.
The Alameda made the trip in five
days and tweaty-one hours. She
brought for this port sixty-four cab
in and sixteen steerage passengers,
SSS tons Of general cargo, and 16G
Tags of mail.
Prominent among the passengers
were Mrs. w. s. Porter and Mrs. w.
Newhall, vino brought their automo-
Giles with them; NJ. NJ. O'Shaughnes-
sy, the hydraulic engineer. who came
down here to look into the condition
of the Kohala ditch; DR.. Glazier, DIR.
S. c. Gibson, superintendent of the
Reno Insane Asylum, Nevada; Prof.
{. Il. Hart of New Jersey; DR.. G. w.
Hawkins, who will proceed to Mid
way on the schooner FlaurCnce
Ward; Mrs. Granville McGowan of
New York; John T. Hayes and l.. Il.
Mccormick of Salt Lake City; Willis
Bass. advance agent of a theatrical
company. to arrive here soon; +. T.
Collins, Il prominent Elk; J. II. Ar
endt, manager of the Waipahu store.
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Shimeall of
Chicago, who will stay here for some
time.
AS the Alameda approached the
Fort street wharf she banged into It
and ripped out large plank. The
damage is slight. As soon as the
Logan pulled out from the Oceanic
wharf, the Alameda took her place.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-19
SECOND
vETO:OF
SESSION

The second veto message of Gov
ernor Frear was received by the two
Houses of the Legislature this morn
ing. the measure OF which His En-
cellency found himself unable to APP
prove being House Bill ). introduced
by Alfonso. entitled AN Act To Pro-
tect Purchasers of Real Estate From
Fraudulent Transfers" Concerning
this bill the Governor says in his mes
sage:
There is no objection to the gem
eral purpose of the bill, but It con-
tains a clause which is at least inap-
plicable to the cases for which It Is
intended and which may cause II to
work hardships or render It ineffect-
ual.
1T applies only to Conveyances of
property upon which an undischarg-
ed attachment, mortgage or other
incumbrance exists which IL not no.
ted by memorandum on the Certifi-
cate of title thereof" This last clause
might be pertinent in the case of
land for which n certificate of title
has been issued in pursuance of n
decree of the land registration court.
but II has no application to the ordi-
nary case Of a conveyance Of land
by deed or otherwise. Doubtless the
clause was inserted through inadver-
tcnce In following too closely some
other statute which related to diff
ferent class Of cases.
There is ample time TO pass n
new bill, If desired. to carry out the
purposes of this bill"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-19
Legal Notices.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF IN
TENTIoN TO FoRECLosE AND
OF SALE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that by
virtue of a power Of sale contained
in that certain mortgage made by
Joseph Il. Spencer and wife to Cecil
Brown, Guardian of Mary Alice Por-
ter, a minor, dated August 10, a. ID.
of Conveyances at Honolulu, Oahu,
Territory Of Hawaii, in Liber 22G, on
pages 23l ,232, and 233, the said
Cecil Brown, Guardian of Mary Alice
Porter, minor, mortgage, intends
to foreclose said mortgage for breach
of the conditions in said mortgage
contained, to wit,-the non-payment
of the principal and interest when
due.
Notice is also hereby given that all
and singular the lands, tenements
and Entertainments in said mortgage
described. will be sold at public auc-
ton at the Auction Room OF James
+. Morgan, on Kaahumanu Street,
in Honolulu, City and County of lio-
nOlulu, Territory Of Hawaii, on Sat
urday, the 10th day of April 1903,
at II o'clock noon OF that day.
The property covered by said mort
gage are lots 80 and 81 in Block 8
in Puunui Tract, Honolulu afore-
said, and more particularly described
as follows: Beginning at the West
corner Of Lot 80 being the North
corner Of Lot 80, and running as fol-
lows
IN. SO L. 100 feet along Pun
nul Road;
IS, 80 T., 100 feet along Lot 80;
SIS, 52' W. 100 feet along Lots
SO and 80;
IN. So W. 100 feet along Lot
80, 10 the initial point and
containing an area OF 10000 square
feet; and being q part of the prem
lses described In Grant 1850 To II, A,
Widemann, and conveyed to Wong
Wa Foy, Trustee, by deed of II, Il,
Waterhouse and others dated July II,
1896, and recorded In Liber / 80, page
lbI, and being the same premises
conveyed to the said Joseph Il, spen-
cor by deed OF NJ, q, silva aud wife
dated November 10, 1900, aud known
as Lots 90 aud 81, BLOCK ., In Pun
uui Tract
Terms Cash, I. s, Gold Coin,
Doods 0t expense Of purchaser,
Dated, Honolulu, March 9th, 1899,
CECll RROWN,
Guardian NJ Mary Alice Porter a
Minor Morlgugeo,
For further particulars Amply 20
'rrll brown Guardian as aforesaid,
murlgngoe at bis ulhcf n7 Merchant
street honolulu r. n.
l2ai Mar ", 10, g6i Apr go,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-19
POLICE COURT JOTTINGS

c. T. Ogawa has been arrested on II
charge of gross cheat. II appears that
Keluhananui went into the accuseds
store and purchased hat, rendering
In payment thereof twcnty.dOllar
gold piece. The hat cost 81, and in
making change the defendant Is al.
legged I ohaye passed gilt half dollar
rs a ten-spot Keluhananui detected
the spurious coin, and at once in.
formed the police, who took action In
the matter.
j, w. Ashned forfeited his bail At
the Police Court this morning. lie was
on the calerdar ms drunk.
Mauna, Hawaiian had to dig up
five plunks for hitting the booze with
enthusiasm,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-19

OFFICE OF DEPOT QUARTER
MASTER, HONOLULU. II. r.. Marcn
Is, 1909. SEALED PROPOSALS in
triplicate for miscellaneous printing
at Honolulu, II. T.. during year end
ing June 80, 1910, will be received
here until I I a. M. April 1, 1903. In
formation and blank forms furnished
on application to NJ. n. FALLS, Cap
tain Il Quartermaster, L. s. A.
42GO-Mar. 16. II, is, 10. 80, 81,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-19
Claws SpreeksIs. Vim. c. irwin,
Claus SpreckeIS & Co.
3 ANlG Err 2.
InNnt nm r ~
VIM. c. irwin.
Claws Spreeksls.
HONOLULU. T. \.

San Francisco Agents - The Ne
vada National Bank Of San Frahcl SEQ
Draw Exchange on the Nevada Ma.
tional Bank Of san Francisco.
london-The Union Of London an !
Smiths Bank, Ltd.
New YG.'t--ADerican Exchange
National Bank.
chieaso-COrn Exchange National
Bank.
Paris-Credit LyonnaIs.
Hongkonp ana Yokohama - Hong
kong Shanghai Banking Corporation.
New Zealand and AuBtralia--Bank
Of New Zealand and Bank OF Austria.
lasla.
Victoria and Vancouver Bank Of
British North America.
Deposits received. Loans made on
approved security. Commercial and
Travellers Credits issued. Bills Of
Exchange bought and sold.
Collections Promptly Accounted For.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-19
Corporation Notices
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Kohala Ditch Company, Limited

At the adjourned Annual Meeting
of the shareholders of the Kohala
Ditch Company. Limited, held in Ho-
nolulu on Monday, February 10,
1909, at 800 a. m, the following
Officers and Directors were elected
to serve for the ensuing year:
Samuel Parker ......... President
John Hind ..... LIST Vice President
A. N. Campbell ............
...... Secretary and Treasurer
J. NJ. Dowsett ......... Director
Robert W. Single ... Director
a. Lewis, Jr. ........... Director
A. y. CAMPBELL,
Secretary.
4257-Mar. 10, 10, 20.