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OF ARIZONA.

In The Mater OF the Estate Of Else
Toles, Deceased.
Under authority of an order of sale
granted by the Probate Court of Co
chise County, Territory of Arizona,
dated Nov q. 1909, l will sell at pri-
vate sale the following described real
estate:
An undivided one half in and to that
portion of lots fl to IS inclusive in
Block IS. of the townsite of BIsbee,
Cochise County. Territory of Arizona,
according to the map of said townsite
on file in the office of the Recorder of
said County, to-wit
That portion of said lots described
as follows:
The following lots being a re-sub-
division of Lots A to So both inclusive
Of said Block 10, of said townslte OF
Bisbee known as Toles re-subdivision
of said lots, namely:
LOts Z, 3, 4, D. Q and lot marked
on said re-subdivision as Reservoir or
Tank Site lot.
The sale will be made on or after
the 18th day of December 1909, and
bids will be received al the once OF
Neale & sutter, City of Bisbee. Terri
tory OF Arizona. Terms of sale. cash
gold coin of the United States. Ten
(109c) per cent of the bid payable at
the time of sale and balance upon
confirmation by the Court.
GEORGE ToLEs,
Administrator OF the Estate.
Of Elsie Toles, Deceased.
Dated Dec 1. 1909.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids for the Construction of a Jail at
Gleeson.

Pursuant to a resolution Of the
Board Of Supervisors duly passed ant
/, entered.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Tha
sealed bids will be received by the
Board Of Supervisors of Cochise Coun
ty. Territory of Arizona. for the Goa
struction of q jail at Gleeson, in said
Cochise County, accoding to plans aao
specifications row on file in the office
of the Board Of Supervisors. The bids
will be opened at 1 o'clock P. NJ. Jan.
uary 3. 1910.
The amount of money authorized to
be expended is $500 90.
The Board reserves the right to re.
ject and and all bids and win re.
quire good and sufficient bond in
the sum Of ten per cent of the amount
of the bid conditioned that the bidder
viii enter into contract with the Board
Of Supervisors under such bond as
may be required for the performance
Il his lid.
Address all bids to H. E Berner
Clerk Of the Board of Supervisors
Tombstone. Arizona. and mark the en-
veiope plainly. bids FOR THE CON
STRUCTIoN OF JAIL AT GLEE
SOM
By order of the Board.
c. ]. McCABE.
Attest: Chairman
H. E. BERNER, Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-09

Start the day right and
everything will run smoothly.
If your mornings cup does
not taste right. do not always
blame the Coffee: Sometimes
it is the cooks fault: Other
times 1t Is the coffee pot, most
of the time it is the grade of
Coffee you are using.
If you have the RIGHT
COFFEE, that is always uni
form, fresh and blended prop
erly, it will make every one
look pleasant at the breakfast
table.
To secure these results il
is only necessary to let
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-09
IRIS a CRIME

to neglect your health The worst
neglect that you can be guilty Of IS
TO allow constipation. biliousness OF
any liver or bowel trouble TO con-
tinue. It is poisoning your entire
system and may lead TO a serious
chronic disease. Take Ballards Her
bine and get absolutely well The
sure cure for any and all troubles Of
the stomach, liver and bowels, Sold
hy Lowell Drug Co. Lowell, Ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-09
Official Proceedings of Board of Supervisors

J street alley or sidewalk. and in such
manner as not to interfere unnecss-
sarily with the use thereof by the
public.
And after laying said mains and
lsterals, making said connections, or
performing any work or repairs there,
on. said streets ana alleys or side
walks shall be restored 70 as good
conditions as they we're before said
pipes and connections were laid. or
such work done. such restoration 20
be made at the cost and expense Of
the said e. A. Folsom.
That said petitioner. z. A. Folsom,
his successors or assigns shall at all
times save harmless and keep exempt
the Board Of Supervisors of Cochlse
County, or Coehise County. from all
loss or damage to personal property
occasioned by the existence of such
mains. iaterals or pipes or other sp-
pliances. or any excavations made
by said petitioner, his successors or
assigns. and that this permit shall
he in full force and effect from and
after the date of the passage OF this
resolution. December, /, 1909.
School District No. 5, at Turner
submitted minutes of Board of School
Trustees covering the issue Of
$12Oc.O0 in the bonds of said district.
The proceedings were referred TO
the District Attorney.
Deputy Redorder was approved.
County Recorder were approved rulD
The following appointments of regis
thation officers by the County Re
corder were approved:
d. A. Adams, Dragon.
J. A. Fenstermaker. Dos Cabezas.
Geo. S Gage. Bisbee
Jno. w Hogan, Bisbee.
James L. Hudson, Fl Dorado.
Jno. Igo. Douglas.
F. NJ. Kelly. Warren.
P. A. Lofgreen. st. David.
j. E. Maldonado, Bisbee.
John ]. Pool. Pool
G. ]. Peterson. Ft. Huachuca
o. w. Roberts, San Simon.
Robert Reed, Fairbank.
j. W. Richhrat Lusk.
W. H. Seaver, Whitewater.
T. A Smith, Wilgus.
H. S. Vein, johnson
The appointment of James Butler
by the Sheriff to he Jail Guard at
the County Jail at Tombstone, was
approved.
Pelara Granaldo, of Tombstone,
presented an affidavit asking that the
taxes for 1909 on one wagon valued
at $1,000 and two saddle hourses val
ued at $4,000 be RENTED. She stated
mat her husband, Sylverter Gran-
aldc. had left the county in company
with another woman taking the above
described property with him. TIC
petition was denied.
Simon Maras, an INDECENT of VIII.
cox. was granted aid in the sum of
$500 per month
A communication was received
rom the foreman of the Grand Jury
asking the Board to take action 10
ward the removal of the County Aud
tor. No action was taken.
Phe following salary demands for
the month of November were aud
ted and allowed:
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Bids for Construction Of Buildings on
the County Poor Farm.
Pursuant to resolution of the
Board of Supervisors, duly passed and
entered, notice is hereby given that
sealed bids viii be received by said
Board of the construction of buildings
on the County Poor Farm near Doug
las, Aroma. The bids will be opened
on January 8. 1910. at one o'clock
P, NJ. Of said day.
Bids are asked for the construction
of the above mentioned buildings ac
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-09
COUNCIL GETS BUSY
IN CITYs INTEREST

DOUGLAS, Ariz,. Dec. S.-tSpeciaD
The actions taken by the city coun-
ell last night were of the character
indicating desire on the part of the
members of that body to continue the
Improvement of conditions in this
city. Recently there has been a great
deal of complaint made by the citi-
zens regarding the conditions of the
streets and it seems that the council
has taken notice of these complaints
in a proper manner If Mr.. Speer Is
neglecting his duty as street commits
sioner he should retire from that posi-
ton. That is a matter for the coun-
Gil to decide after proper examination.
If any other, officer fails in public
duty he should also be drawn over
the Goals by the council.
The council took action for fur
thering the municipal bond issue,
passing the required ordinance. The
bond-buying firm has notified the
council that special act of congress
will be necessary to legalize the bond
issue voted in the city at the recent
election. A bill for that purpose will
be prepared by the bond attorneys
and it is not expected that there will
be any trouble in getting il through
without delay.
1t had been hoped that the city
would be able to take over the plant
by the first of the year, but this will
not now be possible. After the spe-
ciai act of congress is passed then the
matter Of taking over the plant can
be completed It is the intention of
the city council to appoint a water
commission that will have charge of
all matters pertaining to the operation
of the municipal water system and as
soon as the congressional act is pass
ed there should be no time lost in the
naming of this commission, so that
its members may begin the work OF
informing themselves of conditions
and requirements of the present plant
The International believes that the
city council viii be able to carry to
success their program for acquiring
the water system and that this act
viii rebound TO the credit of the coun-
ell by finally giving to the people a
substantial relief from the present wa
ter rate. besides eventually lowering
the taxes of the city. The success of
municipal ownership must necessar-
ily depend on the management Of the
water service. To this end the coun-
Gil should be very careful in the sell
ection Of the members of the propos-
ed water commission. It should be
a commission Of business men cap
able of handling a business PROPOSE
ton OF this magnitude and it should
not consist Of more than three men.
who receive sufficient salary to re-
compense them wen for the time de-
voted TO the business Of the city.
The anti-spitting ordinance will
meet with the approval Of the citizens
Of Douglas. This law has been pass
ed by nearly every city in the coun-
try, especially in the west where per
scas afflicted with tuberculosis are
in evidence. It is IN the Interest of
the public health and while its en-
forcement cannot he expected 10 pre-
vent every violation. SIN It is the
proper law TO have on the city ordin-
ance book
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Tombstone. Arizona, Dec. i. 1909.
The Board OF Supervisors of Co
chise County met at p. m.
All members were present.
Pursuant to advertisement ordered
November 2. 1909. asking for plans
and specifications in detail to be sub
mitted for buildings on the County
Poor Farm near Douglas. the Board
proceeded TO open the plans present
ed, Plans and specifications we're pre-
sented by The Following persons.
F. c. Hurst; F. AZ. Trask: W. r.
Norton. and Parsons & Holden.
After listening to the reading of
the specifications In detail and ex-
aminisg OF the plans presented. and
the explanations Of the plans by The
bidders. it was moved By Mr.. Bowen
than the plans OF F. C. Hurst be ac-
cepted and adopted.
Mr.. Scheerer moved that the plans
of W. R. Norton be accepted and
adopted.
Mr.. McCabe seconded the motion
OF Mr.. Bowen, and on vote the plans
of F. C. Hurst were aopted unani.
mousely.
The Clerk was directed TO prepare
advertisements as follows. bids 10 be
opened January 8. 1910. at one O'Clock
D. M OF said day.
1.-For the construction OF the
buildings on the County Poor Farm
according to plans and specifications
adopted.
2-For the construction of a lail at
Gleeson according TO plans and spec
Ifications on file.
S.-For County supplies ana re
7uirements for the year 1919. lnelud-
ing Primary and General Election
supplies.
Ii was ordered that the buildings
on the County Poor Farm be COP
of Plaster OF Paris blocks
manufactured by the Douglas Gyp-
sum Plaster Co, of Douglas
A recess was taken TO Z. p. m.
EVENING SESSION.
The Board met at p. m. pursuant
20 recess.
All members were present.
County Surveyor j. S. McNeisn pre-
sented his report together with maps
and plats, of his survey made for
public highway through the land of
A. Marvin, near ST. David; also
maps and plats of survey for public
road from Cochise to Pearoe. Nc
NeiEa recommended that the road
from Cocbfse to Pearce follow the
right of way of the Arizona & Colo
ado railroad. His maps and plats
we're accepted and his recommended
ions adopted. The C1erk was. di-
rected to notify the attorney of A.
that the Board was ready TO
appoint appraisers in the matter of
he road through his land The
clerk was also directed to notify par
ties interested in the Cochise-Pearce
road of the action taken.
The Treasurer was directed 20
make the following changes in the
AK rolls:
WIDOWS EXEMPTIONS.
Mrs. L. L. Temple, Nogales.
2.-Matilde de Gaxiola. Douglas.
3-Mrs. E N. Whitney Douglas.
4.-Mary A. Mcneil. Douglas.
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5.--Jesus Preciado, Douglas.
s.--Mrs. Robt. Campbell. DoEglas.
7.-Mrs NJ. B ONeii. Douglas
Almeda Smith. Douglas.
9.-Kittie Mauk. Dome. Ariz.
10.-Ysabel Gailego. PirtleviIie.
lI,-Ela Benson. Bisbee.
12.-Maragrita L. PadiiIa. Douglas
1S.-Mary !. Sabin. Tombstone.
il.-Mrs. u. Cook. Bisbee.
is--hrs. F. A. Choat Tonbs.one
1e-Mrs Joseph A Hines. Douglas.
The following assessments were or.
dered cancelled:
No. 7s7. 1908. l. c. Cook. suti:,
cate
No. 1881. 1899. J. H cunnlnsnsm.
duplicate.
No. $50 1903. NJ F. Bsps. supli
cate
No. 1880. Jno. P. Tresize. duplicate.
1903.
No. sss5. 1909. C. W. Anderson "a
Paid Roll.
The assessment OF the Internaticu-
al Land Co. OF Douglas was ordered
changed by striking from it, tor 1904.
lot Is Block 81 on account of the non
existence of such a lot
Refund of $500 poll tax was Or
dered to be made to J. ]. Ganay OF
Wilcox. for the years of 1908 and
1903 on account of his being over the
statutory age of sixty years,
Assessment No. 3s45. 1900. rred
Scott, was ordered cancelled on &c.
count of its being a duplicate -as-
sessment
The Clerk was directed to purchase
a vertical letter file for the Treas.
urers Office.
The Assessors Office was granted a
new typewriter.
The Treasurer was directed to
transfer 100000 from the General
Fund 10 the Salary Fund.
The Treasurer reported some er-
rors in the Duplicat Tax Rolls for
1909 The same were ordered cor
rected.
A proper petition having been pre-
sented asking for permit to lay pipes.
cts -. in the streets of Naco, by E.
A. Folsom, for the purpose of estab-
fishing a water system. the follow
ing resolution was passed unani-
mously.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-09

Pursuant to a resolution of the
Board of Supervisors duly passed and
entered
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-09

The Two Mr. Whites" the comedy
side Of life .s neatly portrayed in the
above subject at the Royal tonighf.
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RESOLUTION

KNOW ALL MEN BY these pres
ents that the petitioner, E. A. Folsom,
his successors or assigns, are hereby
granted the right of way in, upon,
and through the streets, nIgnways,
avenues lanes and alleys of the town
of Naco in Cochise County. Territory
of Arizona, for the purpose therein,
thereon and hereunder to construct
maintain and use all necessary taps.
or other appliances or fixtures. to
successfully operate, construct and
maintain a complete water system u
supply water for domestic or CONNER
cial purposes in the town of Naco,
county and territory aforesaid and
in additions that may Go made
thereto; that al pipes. mains, ~
lateras within the limits of the said
town CT additions thereto shall be
placed and laid under the ground
where crossing or running along any
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Wait for the Big Bazaar, Dec. 18th.
279
IoTlcE OF SALE or REAL ESTATE
IN THE PROBATE COURT, CO.
cHISE COUNTY TERRITORY
OF ARIZONA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-17
WORLDS LIVE SPORTING NEWS
GOTHAM WON 7
ALLOW THE co

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE
ketohel.Langford fight was called
off today because the authorities
throatenen 20 raid the club.
The deoiaion To- call OFF the fight.
which was scheduled for tomorrow
night, followed conference DO.
tween Dlstric Attorney Jerome,
Police Commissioner naksr and
Sheriff Foley. following the recep.
ton Of a Telegram from Governor
Hughes.
The authorities decided that they
would raid the t'alrmont club.
which was to stage the bout. and
served notice TO that effect When
this notice WAS received, the club
announced that the fight would not
be held
District Attorney Jerome held
that the fight would be- ia violation
Of the law. M he was Informed that
the members of tho club had 10
pay a special foe 10 SOC the fight
Courts hayo held that boxing
matches OF 10 rounds may be held
within clubs. when witnessed only
b. club members. and the ma he's
are conducted purely as club AZ.
fairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-17
MOTOR RACE ABOVE
THE CLOUDS SUNDAY

LOS ANGELES. Sept IT.. The
Mt Badly race. i00.mils grade.
eonaueFinE dash. cailsornia's most
unique motoring event. Will be run
next Sunday from iTth aud broad.
way. this city. 10 the end OF the
wagon road. near the snmit u Mt
Badly -Four cars. an Appornon. a
White Steamer. Pope Hartford
and a coFbln will leave the start.
ms line
The automobiles wtii race over
rs miles ~ level highway. then
across two mountain chains and
up the San Antonio range 70 an al.
litnds Of $500 feet whore tho
broad deacFt and aSeaAa can DO
aeen. The course includes the Fre.
mont pams. rsputed tn. worst auto.
mobile climb In America. aud g0oa
through 30 ulies ~ this rough Sole.
dad canyon with Ga forda Of the
Santa Clara river. HA
Thia years climb IL tho fourth
annual BAidy contest Three sue.
eeaslve times a White Steamer has
finished frat IA tha io0milc danh
and the gasoline car aggregation
are determined 10 wF~ag the hon.
orw from fhr steamer n tho com.
lng race Uua seyfFaed will pilot
the white.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-17
CUBS PLAN
FAR AHEAD
sY rlp wRlanr.

! know that many people won
der how the Cubs manage TO I'm.
iah up there or thereaoonts every
year. when other teams are fight.
ing tooth and nail to pull them
down
Wei. III give you = little ex
ample Of the way the champions
plan things In advance. and then
the reason will be more apparent.
This team was sitting around the
hotel lobby in Pittsburg. Tho
Pirates had taken the game that
day. The champions weren't dis
GUESSING what had happened. but
we're planning for the next day. or
for any day In the future.
Did you ever notice. said
Jimmy walker. that when fol.
low Is walked he takes a couple Of
steps off the bag just az aeon az he
reaches ~ lie never expects a
throw. Wen, hos about psgging
Just as soon az the fellow takea
the first step off the sack7
used 10 get them that way In the
minors. but I've never seen II
worked up here"
TRY II the fret time you see an
opportunity" said Frank Chance.
"ill watch for Il"
There's another I want you 10
watch out for" said Big jeff Over.
ali to Archer. Take a man 90
third and one on second and I field
the ball The man on second ia
always way up there. thinking the
play win be made on the man AZ
third. Now II IL only 10 or IS feet
to the second base runner. and
I'm going 10 play him and then 20
after the other fellow. You be sure
ID hug the plate and get my
throw"
That's the way they do H. And
men who have travelled with them
every day during the playing sea
son for two or three years. tell me
they keep up this sort Of talk daily
Every possible way Of turning a
trick on the opposition ia figured
down 10 the last notch during these
tanning bees. The result pays, ap-
parently. for three pennants have
already been won. and the team IA
closing on Pittsburg mighty fast
now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-17
JOE CARROLL
IS |NQU|S|T|VE
Why Does Roller Continue
to Side-Step Warner?
Demands the Human
Question Mark, in Letter

Joe Carroll In out with another
OF hts breezy little epiatlea ON
wrestling matters After begging
our Indulgence. Carroll goes on TO
say:
"Curley and Roller are trying
hard 10 make the public believe
that the latter Is very anxious 90
wrestle ordemRn another match.
They may be sincere. but ! do not
believe they aro. George barton
sporting editor OF the Minneapolis
News. is the manager OF Ordeman
and says he will not consent To the
big Norwegian meeting Roller for
At least year. Ordeman defeated
the doctor and IL entitled 60 make
all he can from his victory
Months ago Mr.. Mix offered 10
back an unknown against Roller
for $1,000 and posted tho money
with your paper. MIx never even
received the courtesy 81 reply
Ito offered Curley aud Roller every
lnducemcnt 20 meet hia unknown.
and finally named Bert Warner as
the man and the weight at IT'S.
They have told many they had
reasons for not making q match
With Warner. but 30 far have not
taken tho public into their conf.
dence. think the most 81 the pub.
lie will agree with me when say
tho main reason Is fear. Further.
more. | think Il Is about time the
match was being made or they give
the public their reasons for not
making Il: or admit they are afraid
10 run the chance,
IT must seem strange 10 the pub.
tic that Roller does not take on this
man whose weight Is fully 40
pounds lees than his can. Curicy
claims they are anxious TO rs-mateh
ordsman. Let them show the pub
lie just how anxious they are "a
wTeatla by matching Warner. a
man who II willing 20 wrea,le any
man In America. barring Gotch. and
viii bet bis own moneY that he
wina. Warner will take Roller on.
winner take all or Is per cent 10
winner and Is per cent 20 loser aud
bet him 81 900 on the side. II Roller
JOE CARROLL"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-17
SEATTLE BOYS
WIN TOURNEY
Majority of Winners in the
Boxing and Wrestling
Championships Are Lo-
cal Pride.

Tho Seattle Athletic club carried
Off the honora IN the finals Of the
boxing and wrestling champion.
ships held last night AZ the expo.
sitlon. Most OF the contests were
hardly and closely fought and some
very interesting goes developed.
Ono OF ths surprises Of the eve.
ming took place when Freddie Nofd,
=. A. G.. outboxsd Fred GilmaatcF,
champion OF tho South. boxing here
under the colora Of the 81 Louis
Athletic club. Pete Mnldoon. an,
other OF the local pride. met sad
fate when he took on Dick Allen
Of Los Angeles. who carries around
about 2aT OF beef 10 the 100 Of
which Muidoon can boast The
Washington Athletic club boy dane.
ed merrliy around bis woighiy op.
ponsnt for the best part Of the first
round. when Allen turned loose n
back.hander that caught Slm on
the dreamiand point Of the Jaw
and Muidoon decided to take a little
anooza.
More than little interest was
shown In the boxing match between
Pete Mcseigh Of the q A. G. and
Charley Boacha ~ Los Angelica The
visitor came with a ooYetoua r~pu.
tAlion. bur after three fast rounds
the fourth was called II was a
close figh,. and whom the Judges
decided IN favor Of Mcvelgh there
were many who showed their dis.
approval Of The decision.
At it5 pounds. George kirkwood
~ st. Louis won from Charley
Givsns OF Seattle. and at 1865 d.
Renman Of ison Angeles defeated
Tom Burke % Vancouver III hard.
fought battle
I'd Wells Of Seattle tussied for
Is minutes with Dick Allen, the
Los Angeles heavyweight. finally
winning the decision GA aEgrca.
nivunaas
Oliver Nunro~. 4. A. G.. threw
Jack Middleton Ia two separate
events. proving hts class over the
Norwegian Turner. In the finals
Aunroe waa sent In against An.
drew Dow. a ciubmats. whom ile
Topped on a head scissors and
arm bold.
Little Reese. a local lad. won
from q Rearer Of Los Angeles. bu,
lost 20 Blll Ward Ia fast time.
y puIver finished Taylor. both
n A. G. mon. but lost Ia turn 10
Fred safroa. of the local I. ". c. A.
Frank Duncan. 3 A G. won from
Harvey Donaldson. Of the Y. a. G.
A.. and AZ 1875 pounds. Tom swift
Of the local bunch defeated a club.
mate. Jack NUgak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-17
SPEEDY TURKS
TAKE ANOTHER

PORTLAND. ore, Sept. H.
Seattle started out in the first
OF the game here yesterday and
annexed three scores by fast base
running. and after that they batted
big Tom seaton. who occupied tho
mound for the local talent, all over
the park. consequently administer.
ing a stinging defeat to Casey .
Colts by the score of 6 TO 1. Red
MullIn distinguished himself by
pulling off a couple Of plays that
would have dlsgraeed hackwoods
team. all OF which materially aided
the Turks in walking off with the
engagement,
ThA gf.arNs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-17
COURT HOLDS HUGH
SPRINGER BLAMELEss

VANCOUVER. b. c.. Sept. IT,
The case Of Hugh Springer. score.
taTy Of the Alu0ru Park Racing AZ.
sociation, charged with assaulting
William Moon. who was caught
sending racing results out from the
track 10 Seattle and Victoria. was
dismissed this afternoon. Magis-
trate Faulkner holding that the evi-
dence for the defense appeared 10
be more truthful than the evidence
for the plaintiff The case OF
Welch. OF the Canadian Detective
agency. charged with assaulting
Plummer. Moons partner In the
sending Of the results. will be tried
tomorrow.