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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-12
WIFE Of ]. ". SEARLES
COMMITS SUICIDE

James W. Searles. a well remembered
figure in Salt Lake dozen years ago,
has had more marital troubles. SearIeS
married the widow of Frank Dyer, a solid
and substantial citizen here for MANY
years Mrs. Dyer mad inherited fortune
of about $4,000 from Dyer. This was
exhausted before her death about eight
years ago. Searles has for years lived
away from Utah. Some years ago ne mar
ried again. the widow OF a wealthy Ntr-
sinia plantation owner, Bert Gordon The
last Mrs. Searles. according to the report
that has come to Salt Lake, committed
suicide some weeks ago. The story IS
told in the following clipped dispatch
from Grand Rapids, Mich:
well. jim how do you like the looks OF
this?'' said Mrs. Myrtle Searles to her
husband at o'clock this morninb. At
tired only in nightclothes she was sitting
on the foot Of the bed from which ne
had just arisen, driven by sleeplessness
to take a smoke.
Before the husband could move there
was a flash, a report. and a bullet had
crashed through the womans brain, kill
ing her almost instantly.
Mrs. Searles was q years old. four times
married, and said to have been a neuras-
thenic. She was divorced from her first
husband, Harry CrowfOot, at Rochester,
Mich, and also from the second, Super
intendent HarteT of the Detroit United
Railway. Her third husband was Bret
Gordon. a wealthy Virginia plantation
owner. who was divorced by his first wife.
Gordon died and left a big estate. Hus-
band No. 4, ]. W. Searles, Is a mining
expert, owns mines in Arizona and Ne
Vada and is worth $4,000. He was 4
widower when married to the woman and
eighteen years his senior. He has one
child and she leaves one by CTowfoot.
The woman had been in sanitariums
and a nerve specialist had been treating
her for several weeks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-12
POLICE ARREST
THREE SUSPECTS
No Evidence Found to Connect
Them With the Murder
of John Barnett.

Considerable excitement was caused
about police headquarters yesterday after
noon when an excited eolored man by the
name of Benson rushed in and declared ne
could guide the officers to two men in the
American house who were present at the
time of the killing of John Barnett, ana
whose clothes had blood stains on them
Policeman Simpson was detailed on the
case and arrested r. BuTde. ". C0Aler
and r. z. Harvey at the lodging mousse
All were taken to headquarters, where a
careful search OF their persons failed 10
disclose any traces of blood stains All
were released. though careful search
of the American house was made TO prove
that no other DlOOdstained clothes mad
been hidden about the house
The men told q straight story. anO
though ali of them were in the city al
the time of the killing of Barnett, nothing
could be found to connect them with the
killing or with Hugh Myers, the cNDple
held on recommendation of the verdict OF
the coroner's jury. under suspicion of hav-
ing been an acc0mptice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-12
PRESTON NOW CHARGED
WITH Theft OF SHOES
Complaint Filed to Hold Him as Wit,
ness Against Suspected Muir
dcrers of 8 +, Clark

Complaint was filed in the municipal
court before Judge John D Murphy yes
terdsy against Herbert Preston of Og-
den, charging him with burglary in the
second degree.
The complaint is sworn TO by Thomas
B. Hart, an employe Of the Union Pacific
Railroad company. The crime is alleged
to have been committed Nov. Is. 1905. at
Cintah. in Weber county. when. it is
charged, Preston broke into L. & ".
car No 22.994 on the Union Pacific track
and removed five boxes of shoes, valued
at 500.
This is the man who was arrested in
Salt Lake City under the name of James
Preston. six weeks ago, and held in the
Salt Lake county jail on suspicion of
being implicated in the murder of Sey-
mour l. Clark. He was brought to Og-
den last Monday and is now in the coun-
ty jail. 1t is understood that the COM
plant is filed at this time 10 head off
habeas corpus proceedings. Ii is also an
nounced by the officials here that Pres
ton has confessed to the robbing Of the
car as charged in the complaint
In all probability the man will be ar
raigned in district court today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-12
MURRAY TAILOR VICTIM
OF ANCIENT BUNCO GAME

J. L. Lindgren. a tailor at Murray. re
ported TO the police last evening that ne
had been made the victim Of d buneO
game. and asked that lookout be kept
for the sharper in this city. The scheme
worked on Lindgren is the old envelope
game, a variation of the short change
system in vogue years ago.
a smooth talking, well dressed stranger
appeared at Lindgren's tailor shop yes
terday and negotiated for the purchase of
a suit of clothes. He finally changed his
mind after looking at samples, but asked
that the tailor give him q so bill in eN-
change for sold and silver in order that
he might send the paper money in let
ter, doing away with the necessity OF OBJ
tanning d money order
The bill was given MIN and was at once
inclosed in an envelope, after which ne
handed over the change. Lindgren. after
counting it. discovered that it was 81 snort
and called the strangers attention to the
fact. With profuse apologies the sharper
took hack the money, and giving Lindgren
the envelope to hold stepped across the
street Tor the purpose of negotiating the
loan. Lindgren is still waiting
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-12
CARDINAL ASSUMES DEBTS
Rev. Casper P. Ebert of Baltimore
Fails as d FinancieT to the Scan
dal of His Church.

Baltimore, March 1.-THE revelations
published today concerning the financial
ventures of the Rev. Caspar P. Ebert.
recently removed from the rectorship Of
st. GATHERINGS Roman Catholic church
this city. have caused a profound scnsa-
Sion in Catholic circles. The deepest
sympathy is expressed for Cardinal Glib
bOns, who has assumed the burden o.
paying Father ElbeTt's debts. These oh
legations SO far as disclosed amount To
about $4,000, exclusive of a church debt
of S2S.6g. They were issued to banks
and individuals i'm amounts ranging from
I.U0 to $1,000, and were - signed by
Father Ebert as pastor OF st. Gather
ines church. He had life insurance go
the extent of $4,000 but had borrowed
heavily on his policies.
According TO an official statement from
Cardinals Gibbons. very little of the mon
ey raised by Father Ebert was used Tor
church purposes.
Father Ebert is now in ssnitarium
and is believed to be mentally uuba--
anced. Father EIberts operations have
been going ON since 1894.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-12
FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION
New Charter Received and Officers
EIected-Bsnefits.

The Firemen's Relief Association IF
Salt Lake City was formally organized
yesterday. the new charter being received
by President L. S. Baker OF No. 1 COM
pany-
The other officers of the organization
are: Walker Knight, station No. +. vice
president: Charles L. Shceiy. station No.
/. secretary; Reuben Simpson. station No.
l. treasurer: Daniel Keith. No. I; Laith.
No. 2: Frank Wiimuth. No. 4; Andrew
Eikren. No. 5. and George Ottinger, No.
5, trustees.
The organization has been instituted
for the purpose of providing a benefit
fund for fiTemen who have become i'll
either through disease OF accident and
for the families of firemeu in want.s Tif-
tv-five charter members are now enrolled
and liberal donations have been made.
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MURRAY.

The recommendation that was offered
by the city attorney of Murray to the
effect that saloon men doing business at
that place be required to enter into a
contract, placing restrictions upon their
agents from entering the saloons on Sun
day. under penalty OF being deprived OF
their license, went into effect yesterday,
when the new ordinance was drawn UP.
G ". ATetcalf has taken the position
of acting superintendent of the United
states smelter. Robert D. Rhoades has
been compelled to take a vacation on ac-
count OF falling health and has left for
California. where he expects to recuperate.
ne has been suffering from complica-
ton of diseases for some time past.
Professor Levi Edgar Young and Maud
May Babcock will deliver lectures at the
Union ward the latter part of this week,
bat whether they will speak at the Muir
ray First ward chapel is still undecided.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-12
GRAND JURY LOOKING
INTO GRAVE CHARGES

Spokane. Wash. March 1.-THE grand
jury called especially to investigate TN
charges against Judges NJ. a. Root and
NJ J. Gordon has published subpoenas for
the following witnesses. j. G.. Gilman o.
St. Paul, Mimi, assistant to President
Hill: Superior Judges +. n. Sullivan and
J. Stanley Webster. and Attorneys Cyrus
Happy. H ". Hindman and n. z.
Museum OF Spokane.
The jury is Investigating the damsg
suit Of John O. Sparrow VS. the Great
Northern. and it is charged Justice Root
allowed Gordon the counsel of the rail
way, to write the opinion rendered by the
state supreme court Judge Huneke
having learned that the grand jury had
secured a stenOsrapher to keep a record
of its proceedings. has ordered the short
hand man excluded and his notes de-
strOyed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-12
COMPLAINT DEFECTIVE,
SAYS DEFENSE ATTORNEY

District Attorney n. J. Harris is slated
for more trouble in the prosecution of
an alleged offender against the law.
This is Louis Beckman, arrested on the
charge OF robbing the home of Joseph
Clark. Joseph Coyne. arrested with
Beckman and charged with the same Of
Tense. pleaded guilty and was sentenced
to three years in the penitentiary. He is
now serving his term.
Beckman secured bail and gave notice
that he would fight the case against him.
Yesterday his attorney, II. II. Hender-
son. filed a demurrer in the district court
setting forth that the information against
BeCkinan is defective in that ii makes
two definite and distinct charges against
him--grand larceny and burglary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-12
DIES MONIES BILL
FAVORED IN OGDEN

The board of directors Of the City i'm
provement league went on record last
night in favor OF the passage of the Des
MOines bill through the legislature, and
testimonial to this effect will be laid be-
fore the legislature today. The meeting
was largely attended. 1t was held in the
Weber club and was presided over by
Frank NJ. briggs.
In addition to the action outlined above
the league took positive steps in favor of
CITY Improvement for the spring. Tt out
lined a general plan of campaign for the
purpose of stirring up civic pride and ad-
vertising the advantages of the city to the
rttf side world
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-12
TRAINS TIED UP,

FL Paso, Tex. March 11--SnoW at
Corona, Duran and other nearby points
of New Mexico has tied I'D all trains
on the Chicago, Rock Island, & Pacific
railroad, and none has arrived here to-
tay Snow also fell here last night
following a heavy rain, but melted to-
day. There was q precipitation of sew
eraI inches during the night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-12
Encamnment Plans.

Comrades Bostaph. Lundy, Russell and
NelsOn~ef the Dix-Logan post, G. y. r.,
acting as a committee having in charge
the Ogden arrangements for the big en-
Campment in Salt Lake in August. held
an important meeting yesterday and ar
ranged 10 call a general meeting of the
interested persons next week. including
committees from the Weber club and the
chamber of commerce. The object of this
general meeting is to begin arrangements
for railroad rates between Salt Lake and
ogden for the national enCamDment. and
also TO arrange for the disposal of the
flower seeds to be furnished by the gov
eminent
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State Board of Pardons.
State Board of Health.

Salary Of secretary 1909 and 1910. $50. So
Salaries of clerk and stenographer f.;
Laboratory expenses .................. IL
Contingent expenses .................. 81
Securing Of vital statistics ....... /.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-12
FRENCH TROOPS WHIPPED.

irving here on the steamer Antique from
Sengal, a French colonial dependency in
West Africa. report that Colonel eau
raud's column recently suffered a severe
defeat after several sharp engagements.
The MooTs captured several machine
guns from the French and a large amount
of specie. Three thousand tribesmeu.
armed with magazine rifles. were threat
ening Podor. a French military post in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-12
Sparks Start a Blaze.

While workme1 we're trying to thaw
out a water tap In the rear of the hay
and feed store OF Charles F. GTout on
Twenty-fourth street. yesterday morning,
the wind blew fhe sparks into the hay
nearby and for time a general confla-
grafton was threatened. Prompt work on
the part of fire department No. , re-
suited in the stamping out of the fire
before serious damage was done.
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For Deficits.

One-ha1f the cost of revising maps
and platS Observation-Disclosures J,VW
Agricultural college, for mainte-
nance of the Central Utah expert
ment station and the Southern ex-
pertinent station -. ................ L, O0i
Preliminary expenses of power plant 90
State coal mine inspector, for con
tingent expenses ...---.--.--..-.-... 40
State fish and game COMMISSIONER
for contingent expenses -----.-.-.-- 90
State engineer. for completing We
Der river survey, supplies .......... $50
State auditor, for contingent ex-
DenSeS
Attorney general. for contingent ex-,
De1SeS -----s....---.--. %
University of Utah, for erection Of
tUiiCH IOuih .----------- ----------.-. o-SV
State Industrial school, purchase of
land, and central heating plant e.. $40
State board of equalization, for con-
tiugent expenses ....-.-.,......-,..., 40
To the state land board, for con-
tingSnt expenses --..-..--.-..-....... 900
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-12
Mrs. winsIow's Soothing Syrup

has been used for YEARS by MILLIONS
OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHING, with PERFECT
SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHEs the CHILD.
SOFTENs the GUMS, ALLAYS ell
best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold bv
Druggists in every part of the world Be
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup" and take no other kind
twenty-five cents a bottle. GUARAN-
TEED UNDER THE FOOD AND DRUG
ACT. June 80, 1906. SERIAL NUMBER
1908.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-12
NEW WORLDS RECORD.

Kansas City, March lin an exhibition
billiard match here tonight Willie Hoppe
established a new worlds record for the
49, billiard game for high runs and aver
age, and winning the bank he checked
off 329. His average was 200 points an
inning. The record for a run was 30.
previously made by Hoppe in a match
with Schaffer in Chicago three years ago.
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APPROPRIATIONS
BILL APPROVED
AND SUBMITTED
Continued from Page 1.
Judges of District Courts.
District Attorneys.

Salaries of ten judges 1909 and 1910. $1,000
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More suspects Arrested.

Three more alleged crooks We're landed
in the city Jail yesterday by Officers ].
=. PeDder, Bob Burke and John Cooney.
they give their names as Mike PaTwOch,
Mike NeIIyyich and Sam Savage They
are suspected of rObbiug a room In the
Eureka House and viii he arraigned or
the charge of burglary
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-12
WILD ANIMALS.
Forest Rangers Kill Wild Cats,
Wolves and Coyotes.

Supervisor w NJ Anderson of the Ash
ley national forest. with headquarters at
Vernal, Utah, is in Ogden. He says the
coyotes are proving a nuisance in his
part of the state. In the last three months
two forest rangers have trapped seventy
two coyotes and killed seven wildcats and
two wolves. Poison is being used extern
sively to rid the country of the wild ami
mails
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National Gus If Utah.

Salary of adjutant general 1919 and
1910 e.. :. .............................. 500
Salary of assistant adjutant general LOO
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RECEIVERS CALLED IN.

Baltimore. March 1.-The BaltiSlore
World was today placed in the hands
Of receivers. one of the petitioners
being H G. Cupit. the chief sharehold-
er He was made one Of the receivers.
Publication of the paper, it was sad
at the World office would continue
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-12
Utah State Fair Association,

General maintenance of fair grounds
and payment of premiums..-......- 25,Og
General maintenance of fair grounds 2,00'
Erection of a new poultry house,. 800
ITrection of new stalls. AGO.
To rensir old stalls .................. LOO
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Ouden Briefs.

The young people of the Methodist
church will give concert IN the church
dds evening that promises 20 be treat
Mineral services for George Thompson
WIN be held at the BarlSin funeral chanel
nj o'clock this afternoon, Bishop ii. W.
Civilian presiding.
Judge Murphy Of the police court yes
fs-dav bound Daniel McNey over 10 the
district court under 500 bond on the
charge of burglary
Vera, the infant daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Z. MCLEAN. died at the
tarnily home in West Weber on Wednes-
dav and will be buried from the west
Weber meeting house at II o'clock this
morning,
The Becker Brewing d Malt company
VS. given a judgment by default against
=. II. Brown amounting TO S242.51. inter
est al s per cent until paid, and $3.50
court costs The suit was for the collec-
tion OF an account
On the case of Ogden City vs.. Joseph
49,. dismissed a few GAYS ago on mo-
geh of City Attorney j. H Devine. the
defendant was awarded $3.50 by the court
Yesterday to cover the cost of trial. The
;ase was one Of assault and battery and
was dismissed for lack of evidence.
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THE DEATH RECORD.
Ezra II. Bryner.

New York March Ezra II. Bryuer.
president of Section No ! oil Company
of California and 4 pioneer in the oil
industry, died at his home today in East
Orange from pneumonia. Mr.. BryneT hal
large real estate interests in New York
state and was interested in mining prop
critics in the west.
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John AspinwaIl Roosevelt,

Poughkeepsie, n. Y, March u.-John
Aspinwall Roosevelt, a distant relative
OF Theodore Roosevelt. jed at his home
on the North road near this city today.
Mr.. Roosevelt wdS a noted yaChtsmaH
and was the owner of a fleet of yachts
in the Hudson River Ice Yacht club.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-12
"pr." KELLOGG Released.

Information reached this city yesterday
To- the effect that Or" II. J. kellogg,
arrested in Ogden on an order from
Butte, Mont, and who escaped Tor time
from Deputy Sheriff Murray at Poca-
raljo on his way back to Butte. was re
I-ascd from custody on his arrival IN
Eutte. as there was no charge against
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-12
skNITARIuM BURNED,

Charlotte. \. c. March lin a fire
which destroyed BiEgs sanitarium at
Greensboro tonight Frank Greene OF
Goldstou. was burned to death and
number OF others were seriously injured.
Four women jumped from second-story
windows aud escaped with slight in
juTieS.
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Kane county ...-....--..-. ..........
Beaver county ............ ......
Wayne county -. ...,,...........
Washington county ................
To Piute county, for Jurors and wit
ness certificates in criminal cases
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co.
for telephone attorney generals Of
Alce --+.s---.--s -.---..---...-.---.-
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co.
telephone service for Nat c1al
Guard OF Utah ....
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Miscellaneous Claims.

To Kane county, for expenses in
CURED I'm criminal prosecutions 80 e
For the payment of costs and other
expenses IN the case Of Salt Lake
City VS.. Pleasant View Irrigation
company and others --.....-.....--. 90
To Wasatch county, for costs in
CURED in the arrest and prosecu-
ton of criminals on the Uintah In
dian reservation .-..--............... 2,0(
To Ernest d. Brown. for injuries
sustained in the National Guard
OIL UIan ----------- -------- il
To Provo City, for rental of sewer
privileges for State Mental hospi-
tai -.-------------- ---------------
Adjutant general. National Guard of
Utah. for maintenance of armories
and other claims ..,...,--,...-...... s
William NJ Day. stenographer coal
mine inspector -----.--.-----........
]. +. Pettet, state coal mine inspec-
tor. contingent expenses ..........
H {. Means. for services to the
state engineer --.------.--.--.-.--...-
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Members of the State Board.

For expenses of the members of the
state boards, not otherwise provid-
ed for, or so much thereof as may
ma necessary -. ...-..
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District Court stenoaraphpers.

For per diem and actual mileage
paid to stenographers ............e.. 1450.
Witnesses, jurors and interpreters
CeTtiIlCateS .--.----------.s--.- 45,tt-
County assessors and certain por-
lions of the salaries of county au-
ditors and assistants and treasuT-
ers and their deputies and assist
ants - - - az "a
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The Several Counties.

For expense of sheriffs in conveying
convicts to the state prison ..-.....-. ?
Payment of one-hah cost of prepar-
ing and revising maps and plats-. I
Payment of one-half bounties on
birds. gophers, etc .-..........-..... 10
Armory board, National Guard of
Utah .. Observation-Disclosures %
Purposes of reclamation investiga-
tons e.. To-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS )
Purpose of dry farming experiments 10
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State Board of Examiners.

Rent of state offices ..-....-..-....... 10
Care and maintenance Of capitol
grounds .
Printing end binding laws of Eighth
session of the egislature............
For printing and furnishing assess
ment rolls and taxpayers state
ments for the several countless. .
Freight on two condemned field guns
with outfit, donated by the United
States government .................
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State Board of Land Commission.

Salaries of four members 1909 and
1910 e. =. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g.
Secretary e.. - ......--....-.---.--.-.--. 3.
Clerical assistance, proofs of publ
cation, office supplies, telephones
pxnenseS ....-.-..-..--. -......... 90.
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State Mental Hospital.

Care and treatment of the feeble
minded $500 ---------..--------.--
Payment OF bounties on wild an
lnlaES ---t-.---------------
Sinking of artesian wells ..-.-..--...
Board of commissioners, uniformity
OF leRfSidtlOn ..---.--.s-....--.s-.
Purchase of medals for the Indian
war veterans ........................
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Salary of seven district attorneys. 25,oC
Clerk of district attorney Third iu-
dieial district 80. ......-............. 1,SC
Assistant district attorney Third ju-
dicial district ......----.-.-..-..,--.. 3.15
Travelling and contingent expenses. SO
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Juvenile Court.
School for the Deaf and the Blind.

For salaries of judges, probation Of
ficers and clerks and contingent
ex0nuspS ..-.----........-.. Z5,V