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Amador ledger., 1909-01-08
No Recoursc.

Suppose the football game is slow,
You have to hold the sack.
If no one in the game is killed
You get no money back.
Amador ledger., 1909-01-08
Quite LikelN.

Quite Likely.
"It is easy enough to plumb wom-
ans mind"
rs itT'
Yes"
There is another thing that is easy
too"
"What?
Getting your plums canned"
Amador ledger., 1909-01-08
Explained.

Are you fond of autumn, Mr..
BROWNE"
"Why, l am married man."
"Well, what's the answerW
"H0usecleaning time"
Amador ledger., 1909-01-08

Ledger and Weekly Chicago In
ter-Ccean .................
Ledger and Cosmopolitan Maya
zine one year. ................
Ledger and McCall's Magazine, l
year, including free pattern. =.
Ledger and PandeX of the Press
Ledger and Pictorial Review. -.
Amador ledger., 1909-01-08

Where Luck Counts.
"a man can do anything he makes
NJ. dis mind to do"
"Think SOP"
Yes. 1t is all matter of will"
ever try to break the bank at
Monte Carlo?
Amador ledger., 1909-01-08
Disqualified.

II come to you for your candid opin
ion"
81 nave no candid opinion"
"NoY
mo; 1 am a politician"
Amador ledger., 1909-01-08
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Township l....John Stronm, Jackson
Township wv, Amick [ChairmanlIone
Township 3..,... "A. Grillo, Volcano
Township AID. A. Fraser Suffer Greek
Township 5.......L. Burke, Plymouth
Amador ledger., 1909-01-08
Cast Him Out.

T.P'u' Il hear that
Jobtax has set
Amador ledger., 1909-01-08

For the Merchant and Business Man
For the Taxpayers and Citizens General
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Crooks Must Pay Penalty.

Columbus, o Oct. 25 -Goyer'
nor Harmon having refused to act
IN accordance with the recon-
mendation of the state board oi
pardons, Edward Crooks, the
Dayton uxorcide, will pay the
penalty for his crime in the cleo
trio chair at the penitentiary an
mex few minutes after IL O'Clock
Friday morning. The governor
reasons for refusing to commute
the death sentence to life i'm.
prisonment are that Crooks had a
fair and impartial trial, that his
case has been carefully reviewed
by the circuit and supreme courts,
and there is absolutely no doubt of
guilt, the crime being particular
ly cold-blooded one.
Warden Jones of the penitenti.
ary, who is opposed to capital
punishment, was seriously affect.
ed by the announcement of Cover
nor Harmon's action, and denied
himself to all newspaper men fol
several hours.
"Thank you warden" said Har-
ry Crooks, in an emotionless voice
and with lips that did not culver,
when told by Warden of the peni.
tentiary that there was no hope
for him.
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Oil and Gas Leases.

George Conkle to the Central
Contract & Finance company, 40
acres in Benton; annual rental $40.
Oliver Childers to same, 100
acres in Saltcreek; annual rental
$50,
Bryan Graham to same, 80 acres
in Saltcreek; annual rental $40.
John Hiatt and Sarah A. Mauk
to same, 27 acres in Benton; an.
nual rental $16.
f. H. and Henry Conkle to same,
so acres in Benton; annual rental
$40.
Salemn Shoemaker to same, 1872
acres in Perry; annual rental $4S.
John Tisdale to same, 40 acres
in Saltcreek; annual rental 500.
Henry A. Gordon to the Picka-
way Oil d Gas company, 1873 acres
in Benton annual rental $S1 So.
The Dorr Run Coal company to
VIM. Job, S3l acres in Ward town.
ship, coal mining purposes.
Mary A. Linn to same, 40 acres
in Benton; annual rental 500.
Thomas Vern Kitchen to same,
6G acres in Benton; annual rental
1888.
William, David and Julia Arm
strong to o. o. Osbourne, lO2
acres in Benton; annual rem tai $50.
George w. and Nora b. Dennis
to o. O. Osbourne, 102 acres in
Benton; annual rental $50
Grover and Ella Bone to Thos.
Stevens, 40 acres in Benton; an.
nual 500.
j. l.. and Lizzie Chilcote to
Thomas Stevens, 100 acres; an.
nual rental 500.
Robert and Esther A. Davis to
Thomas Stevens, 80 acres in Ben.
ton; annual rental Sl5.
b. A, and Sam Eveland to
Thomas Stevens, 2O5 acres in Ben
ton; annual rental $3.50
Harmon S Honnold to Thomas
Stevens, rs acres in Benton; an.
nual rental 5000,
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Blue Creek

People of this vicinity are
through getting their wheat in the
ground, and have now commenced
criobing their corn, which seems
to be good average crop.
Mrs. j. G. Woodward, son and
daughter, of Laurelville, visited
j. W. Imboden and family ON this
creek, several days last week.
Burt Febus and family, Hiram
Lama and 5 r, Parks, of this
township, attended Seth Ellis's
sale near Whistler, Ohio, last We'd
nesday.
Everyone in Salt Creek town.
ship seems happy, especially those
that aren't candidates for office.
Born to Harley Vanfossen and
wife, Oct, 10, a son.
Burton Virgins, of Salt Creek,
was seen passing over our roads,
last Saturday, headed for Pike
Run.
Israel Swackhammer purchased
some hogs from s .acy Hoy on Salt
Creek, one day lass week.
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w. F. Schooley and JOSEPH
Swackhammer are engaged haul.
ing lumber for the w. w. Lum Der
Co., of Lsurelville.
Ella Swackhsmmer, of this
place, is at this writing doing
house work for John Dent near
Laurelville.
A, Drum, the poultry, butter
and egg shipper of Laurelville,
was business caller on our creek,
one day last week.
w. NJ. Swackhammer was the
guest of his uncle W. II. Acker
on this creek, one day last week.
Ed James, of this creek, is at
this writing engaged in mailing
plastering laths in the new X. of
2. hall in Adelphi.
Sylvester Hoy, of Salt Creek,
was Nancy shopper, one day
last week.
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DOgwOOd Bottoms

We are having some very nice
weather at this writing,
Mr.. Charles Garrison of Geneva,
and Miss Lizzie Miller of near this
place, were married, Saturday. A
long and happy life for them is
the wish of the writer.
Mr.. w. o. Scholl was Bremen
visitor, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Alexander McCune called
W. o. Scholl, Sunday.
Mr.. G. f. Stivison of Cherry
Ridge, was caller in this COM
munity, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Dave Sheets and children
md Miss Elys Brown, visited
Mrs. Thomas Ansel, Friday.
Mr.. David Sheets and Alexander
McCune hauled railroad ties to
Bremen, Friday.
Mrs. Il. j. Scholl visited Mrs.
Elyia Scholl, Sunday.
Alexander McCune attended
the Lutheran church, Sunday
afternoon.
There will be preaching at Mt.
Tabor. Sunday afternoon; every
body invited to come.
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lands in Falls township; consider
alton 5000 in cash and 5000 in
stock of company. Grant dated
Aug. 81, 1867. page 1853
Salt Creek Valley

o. G. Welch, wife and son, OF
Colum bus, are visiting friends on
Saltcreek at this writing,
Delno Virgins and wife were
the Sunday guests of Calvin
Swackhammer and family.
Stacy Hoy and wife were Haynes
choppers last Saturday.
Mrs. Katie Woodward and chill
dren, of Laurelville, were the
guests of John Inboden and wife,
of Blue Creek, few days last
week.
Lewis Tatman and wife, of Dry
Branch, were seen in our valley
last Saturday.
Thos. Hickman attended church
at Bloomingyille last Sunday.
C. N. Turner made business
trip to Laurelville last Friday.
Edward Kennedy and Wilbert
Vanfossen, of near Tarlton, were
calling on friends on Blue Creek
last Friday.
Mrs. Llttie Devault and Mrs.
Soah Devault and son Leyton,
were the Sunday guests of Bert
Swackhammer and family.
ISAIAH Tatman and wife, of
Haynes, attended the pumpkin
show at Circleville last Friday and
Saturday.
Hugh Lafollette, of Madison
county, has been in this vicinity
buying cattle.
Chas. Turner called on Joe
Brashares, of near So. Perry, last
Monday.
Harvey Virgins returned from
Indiana last Saturday, where he
has been visiting the last month.
o. G. Welch, wife and son and
Joseph Turner and wife we're the
guests of Elmer Kennedy and fam
lily last Sunday.
Thos. Hickman made business
trip to Laurelyille last Monday.
John Inboden and wife contem
plate moving to Logan In the
near future.
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Family Reunion

A family reunion was held at
the home of John Conkel and wife,
September 90, 1909. The children
all coming home except one son
who lives in Illinois. The daugh'
ters and sons wives all came with
well filled baskets, and at noon
the tables fairly groaned with the
luXuries uf the season. Those
present were as follows: Fred
Conkel, wife and two daughters,
John Mowery, wife and family,
Grant Wharf, wife and daughter,
George Stevens, wife and children,
and George Conkel, wife and two
children, making four children
and seventeen grandchildren. All
being present except three grand
sons. The event hunored the
seventy ninth birthday of the
grandfather.
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AN ORDINANCE

Granting to Paul Fox and his heirs,
the the right to lay pipes in the streets,
Village A Of Logan, Ohio, 6He''f for Di the the
purpose of conveying and supplying
natural gas to the consumers
thereof:
| lage of Logan. Ohio:
Section 1. That Paul Fox and his heirs.
nre hereby granted the privilege and right
commons, bridges and grounds fHsi of said
Village of Logan Ohio, for the purpose of
iasing and main tanning pipe lines for the
purpose OF conveying natural gas for public
| or private uses In the buildings and manu-
iacturing establishments and otherwise ii
| said village together with the right OF laying
| said pipes and erecting the necessary I, etuin.
tors aud other appliances and equipments
required require to s convey said gas to the consumer
\ lie places, upon the following conditions:
/ Section II. In the work OF laying and re-.
pairing pipes, the said Paul Fox and his
neirs; snail not unnecessarily obstruct or
interfere with the use or occupation OF any
| street, lane, alley, avenue, Commons and
public grounds. and in no wise injure, in-
terfere with or change any existing arrange
| ments or improvements, such as Sc wers. gas
| pipes, or water pipes already laid In said
Village, or other public or private works OF
Section III. Said Paul Fox and his heirs
shall relay and replace within ten days any
ana all pavements, curbs, cutters, Streets.
alleys or public grounds I'm like condition
IN tne same manner and In like condition.
as the same may have been before making
any excavation or otherwise disturbing the
same. '
Section ". The rights herein eranted IN
the said Paul Fox and his he IS, are upon
the condition that all pipe lines and Other
equipments shall be placed In the alleys nj
said village and the said Paul Fox and his
heirs snail In event place said pipe lines
rsnhe or other eguipments In any public street
unless the same shall be deemed necessary
Dy the council OF said village or a COMMITTEES
thereof. And any violation OF the rights
the said Paul Fox and his heirs, to pnt said
streets, alleys and public ways In repair a.
stp at1presald or 10 Keep said pipe lines and
gender isis IN g99d condition shall
option OF the said village OF Logau.
Section V. Said Paul Fox and his heirs
snail preserve and keep the village safe
rom any and all damages, costs and ex-
enne pel,seS ~ INA. M may Do Incurred 10 persons or
prope " by reason OF anything done by the
said Paul Fox and his heirs. under the pro.
VISIONS OF tnis and other ordinances of said
sI.sg vIiiinsge; and said Paul Fox and his heirs,
brought against said village by persons
partnerships or corporations claiming dam,
ages on account OF the creation or mainten.
hnes ,,s oi tue piant OF the said Paul Fox and
Section VI. This grant is not excIusiya
and the rights and prlyl eges herein granted
snail terminate within ten Years from the
GATE OF the passage OF this ordinances
section VII, This ordnance shall he -in
force from and after the expiration of ton
uay " > IRON from the acceptance thereof by the
d. V.THURN ESS, Mayor.
HENRY I. LEACH, Clerk.
fsssed Oct 20 1909. Oct. 2s.2t.
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plished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Shan Kuhn, received quite a sur.

plished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Shan Kuhn, received quite sur.
prise upon going to the mail box
on October 10Th. and finding there
eighty-one post cards from her
many friends and relatives far and
near, telling her that they remem
bered her l7th anniversary and
wishing her many more happy
and joyous birthdays.
Henry Conkle, of Logan, was on
our pixies Tuesday.
Miss Laura Sheik called on
Minnie McCowen last Monday.
Several from this berg attended
the sale at Author McCowen's last
Sunday.
Shan Kuhn and wife are visit
ing relatives at Tarlton at present.
Mrs. Bryon Zeigler called on
Grandma Unger, Monday, on bust
ness.
Jacob Bowers and wife were the
guests of A. Banter and family
Monday.
Noah McCowen was in the en-
ploy of John Sheik last Friday
afternoon.
Rancy Her has returned home to
Lima, Ohio, after spending a
pleasant visit with his grand
mother, Mrs. Mary Springer.
Minnie Moore, of So Perry, was
the pleasant guest of her sister,
Minnie McCowen, one day last
week,
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Pine Valley

Rev. Lockwood, of vinton coun.
ty, passed through this valley,
last Tuesday.
VIM. Anderson made a buslne ess
trip to Logan, last Friday.
Wash Hutton, of GAINESVILLE, o.
called on his sister Mrs. Mart
Heigle, Of this place, last Satur'
day.
Shan Kuhn and wife were Lo.
gan visitors, Saturday.
Geo. Stevens and Henry Engle,
of Washington township, were in
this valley 'ast week, buying cat
tie.
Oscar Davis, of Gibisonville
passed through this place, last
Sunday.
Jacob Bowers and family passed
through this valley, Monday.
Charles Kitchen and James An
derson jr have gone to Franklin
county to husk corn.
John Smith was in this valley,
Sunday.
Fred Kessler called on VIM. An.
derson, last Monday.
Ira Anderson and Francis Kuhn
were husking corn for Jesse Rol'
sten. few days last week.
VIM. Bensonhaver and Squire
Robson, of Gioisonville, were
hauling coal through this valley,
Tuesday.
O.is Kuhn and Homer Dillon
were dehorning some cattle, Tues.
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Pleasant Hill

Quite number from this place
attended the Lancaster Fair and
all report good time.
p. f. Dupler and family, of
Rockbridge, and Thomas Kline
and wife, of Logan, took dinner
with Jacob Kline and wife, Sun.
day.
Bert Primmer was seen vending
his way toward Rockbridge one
day last week.
Elmer Huflines was seen in this
vicinity recently.
Jacob Kline is engaged in husk.
ing corn for 2. f. Dupler at pres.
ent.
Mrs. Emma Tidd and Edward
Bailey made business trip to
Rockbridgp, Friday.
Wesley Matthias made business
trip to Rockbridge one day last
week.
Jacob Kline made business
trip to Rockbridge, Monday.
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Valley Crossing

VIM. Wine and son Jacob, were
on our streets Monday on business.
Shan Kuhn and family and Noah
McCowen and family were pleas
antly entertained at the home OF
Nicholas Bowers aud wife Sunday.
VIM. Unger 10 still on the sick
list.
Miss Della Kuhn, the accom-
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Real Estate Transfers
3EEEX EXXXXXXH

Martin Anger, ST., to the
G. & H. V. Ry. company, right-of-
way through la1ds in Goodhope
township; consideration $500.
Grant dated Aug. Is, 1867.
William Ridenhour to the
C. & H. V. Ry. company, right-of,
way through lands in Goodhope
township; consideration 5000
Grant dated Aug. 26, 1867.
Jacob F. Bauer to the G. & H. V.
Ry. company, right.of-way through
lands In Goodhope township; con-
sideration $3.50. Grant dated Aug
IT, 1867.
jeremiah Carpenter to the
G. Il H. v. Ry. company, right-of-
way through lands in Marion
township; consideration 5000.
Grant dated Aug 24, 1867.
Emanuel Carpenter to the
@ & H. V. Ry. company, right
of.way through lands in Marion
township; consideration $3.50
Grant dated Aug. l6, 1867.
Jacob j. Helber to the Mineral
Ry. Co., right.of-way through
lands in Marion township; con.
sideration $27O. Grant dated Feb.
L, 1867.
James Francisco to the Mineral
Ry. Co., right of-way through
lands In Marion township; con-
sideration $500. Dated Feb. 1,
1867.
Robert Wright to the Mineral
Ry. Co., right-of. through
lands in Marion township; con.
siGeration 81. Grant dated Jan.
/, 1867.
Simon Friesner to the Mineral
Ry. Co, right, of-way through
lands in Falls township; consider.
alton 81. Grant dated Feb. 16,
1867.
l.. o. Kreider to the Mineral
Ry. Co., right of-way through
lands in Falls township; consider.
alton $500. Grant dated May %,
1867.
John r Mumaugh to the Miner
al Ry. Co., right.of.way through
lands in Falls township; consider
alton 81. Grant dated Jan. s,
1867.
John f. Brown to the III. V.
Ry., Co., right. of.way in Falls
township; consideration 1900.
Grant dated Dec. 10, 1867.
Rufus A. White to the G.. & H. V.
Ry. Co, right-of-way through
lands in Falls township; consider
alton 1875. Grant dated Aug. Is,
1867.
A, White to the H. V. Ry. Co.,
right-of-way through lands in
Falls township; consideration 500
in stock and 5000 in cash. Dated
Aug. 26, 1875.
Lewis Eckhart to the Mineral
Ry. Co, right.of- through
lands in Falls township; consider
alton 1870. Grant dated Aug. "a,
1897.
Ferd F. Rempel to the Mineral
Ry. Co, right-of-way through
lands in Falls township; consider
stion 81. Grant dated May II,
1867.
R. Wright to the q, q H. V. Ry.
Co., right-of-way through lands in
Falls township; consideration 81
Grant dated Aug. 13, 1867.
Dennis Mccarthy to the C oh.
V. Ry. Co right-of-way through |
lands in Falls township; consider
alton $7O0, Grant dated Aug. 22,
1857.
j. w. Rochester to @. Il H. vi
Ry, Co, right.of.way through
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FOR SALE-80 head of breed.
ing ewes and other sheep. Call
on Wm. Funk or Jason Meldrim,.
Logan, Ohio.
Oct. %, 3,w.
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October 19--Application filed by
Maggie Wagner to withdraw funds
from the county treasury and GER
tificate was issued to said appii-
cant.
Application for letters Tesla
mentary filed by Ida Fckel, Oc-
tober 20. No bond required and
executrix letters issued to Ida
Tickle.
Afiidavid Of Il. A. Surtees for
the commitment of George Flu
hart to the Athens state hospital,
filed. Witnesses pubppopd, hear.
ing had and commitment ordered
Oct. 20-An instrument in writ
ing, purporting to be the last will
and testament of Mary F. Honnold
heretofore filed, heard. Notice to
next of kin issued and returned.
Testimony of witnesses taken,
finding that said instrument is last
will and testament of Mary F.
Honnold.
October 20-Fir partial ac-
count of John Hansel, administra
tor of II. A. Hes, deceased, filed.
For hearing, November l2, 1909.
Order of sale of personal prop
erty heretofore issued to Jacob
Sny der, with the will annexed, of
the estate of Andrew Snyder, de-
ceased, returned and filed. Said
sale made in the amount of $538 :
100
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FOR RENT-About Noyem Der
lst, half of double house-six
rooms, bath, large basement, fur
mace, all modern conveniences.
Rent cheap till April. Call at 1878
West Main Street.
Oct. 81, 3-wks.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Mike 10th, %, Murray; Lizzie
Kardos, 1S, Murray. Rev. Alex
ander Sakay, of Columbus.
Charles w. Garrison, 80, Flag
dale; Lizzie Miller, 81, Marion
township.
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Gold Medal Flour leads them n. AL.
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NEW CASES.

NEW CASES.
Alice Straight, plaintiff vs Will
liam Straight, defendant; divorce
Summons issued to Sheriff of Per.
ry County with copy of petition.
In matter of guardianship OF
Berj amin Long, an imbecile APP
peal. All original papers from
probate court of Hooking county,
filed.
Louisa Petit, plaintiff VS. South.
ern Oil company, defendant. Par
tition.
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Market Report.

Prices Paid by Logan Merchants,
Oct. 27, 1909.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1909-12-23
Burlington Railroad Finally Agrees
to Build Switch for GAINESVILLE
Coal Shaft

II. B. Tyson, president of the
Grand River Coal and Coke Com
pany, and c. H. Alderfer both of
| NorristoWn, Penna., and VIM c..
Rambo, of Denver, Colorado, arrived
Tuesday to see how matters were
progressing in the preparation for
sinking the shaft.
On their way out Messrs Tyson
and Alderfer met and conferred with
r. d. Ward, general manager of the
Burlington railroad, upon the matter
| OF the construction of switch, and
| we are told that temporary switch
will be laid at once and that a per-
manent one will be laid later. Rails,
ties and other material for the
switch will begin to arrive in few
days and the construction of the
switch will be pushed to completion
as rapidly as possible. 1t is estimated
that 1t will be finished in about
week. after it is begun.
We have at last got the straight of
the matter of the appointment the
railroad officials did not keep when
the coal people went to Chicago for
a conference. The News contained an
account of the matter at the time
and had something to say "fernist"
the railroad people for their lack of
courtesy. This caused the railroad
people to sit up and take notice that
our people knew what was going on.
To square the matter, they sent
smooth guy, a Mr.. Pratt, their spec
ial agent, and very pleasant gentle
man by the way, who exhibited files
OF the correspondence between the
railroad and coal officials, and denied
emphatically that an appointment
had been made with Mr.. Ward and
| tried to make us feel that we had
been very naughty in placing the
railroad in an unfavorable light be-
fore the people when F" it wasn't COM
in to them
Well, we didn't feel that way at
all, and Mr.. Pratts gentle converse
ton, engaging manners and con-
vincing arguments were wasted on
us-in fact never touched u.s." but
the next week this paper tried to cor
rect the impression that Mr.. Ward
had been guilty of throwing the
representatives of the coal company
down. And we have since learned
that Mr.. Pratt was right, the docu.
ments were all right, and that Mr.
Ward was all right. The trouble Of
the whole matter was that the Goa
people were SO unfortunate as tc
have made that appointment witt
the first or second vice-president o.
the road and he was the gent who
was out of the city when the Goa
company arrived for conference
Bro. Pratt failed to bring the files O
the correspondence between the vice
president of the railroad and the Goa
company when he came, or at leas
failed to show them. Perhaps the.
were marked Exhibit B,-Don'
show to Missourians
However all's well that ends well
tits said, and it is likely that afte
the switches are built and the min,
opened that we will forget all abou
the recent unpleasantness.''
Mr.. Win c. Rambo is a son o
Joseph Rambo, treasurer of the Goa
and Coke Co. He has spent the pas
mime years in Colorado and is grad