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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10
The Deadly Delay.

Those Who put Of using HALLS
TENAS WONDER for their Kidney.
Bladder and Rheumatic trouble make
a deadly delay. Il gives qulc6 a-d
permanent relief. Sold by druggists
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10
LONDON GOSSIP OF THE WEEK
ROOSEVELT NOT TAKEN SERIOUSLY

great d,,al OF fun Gut OF Mr.. Rose
yeit's remarks. and since he did not
take them seriously no Gre else has
seemed to think il necessary to
40 so
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10

Lame shoulder is almost Invariably
caused by rheumatism OF the mus
C.es and yields quickly to the free
application Of Chamberlain's Lini-
weut This Iniment is not only
prompt and efectual, but in no way
disc g-4eable 10 use Sold by all
dealers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10

discomfort
fostering ulcer As fingers slowly eating into the tissues and surrounding
by being in its Efforts heal the ulcer by
n have possible effect the blood where the impurities and
keep rriaed and diseased The the blood
removed healing
place healing
permanently
a
the
and med.cal advice all who
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10
Danderine
works wonders.

as surely as rain and sunshine raise crops.
hair when all other remedies fail. We
guarantee Danderine. All druggists sell 1t
-25c, SOC and 81 per bottle To prove its
worth send this ad with lOc In stamps or
silver, and we will mail you a large free
sample. KNOWLTON DANDERINE CO..
Chicago NJ
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10

\ great deal is being written about
the thrift and economy of Queen
Mary. who differs greatly in this way
from her mother. the late Duchess
OF Teck. Mary pays for all she
orders and pays promptly. She
seems TO have very little vanity. Her
marriage has been happy. her chill
dren absorb her. she is certain 10
De far from nullity As Queen
Consort, ana the influence tina, she
un .oub,ejly exercises over her hus-
band will De entirely beneficial and
phiauthrupical
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-12-09

Crowley.-Onezime lstre, CTeoie
rice farmer who lives near the ferre
ReIift, in this parish, has undertaken
experiments in crop diversificahoh Oh
his rice farm. which is typical rice
land that has been in rice for up"afu
of twenty years. In a signed state
meut Mr.. Istre gave the following re-
suits of his first years experiments
this season: Eighty acres OF RICE Nv
sacks of good quality; l6 acres Oh
corn. Welding q bushels to the acre
: acres of cotton that sold Tor Sl4o,
sugar cane from which was maze o'1a
gallons of syrup; 200 bushels OF SWEEP
notatoes, 10 barrels of Irish potatoes
. barrels of peanuts, 10 bushels VI
white beans, 10 bushels Of white peas
q large amount of miscellaneous lrul
and garden truck, besides chickens
ducks and geese.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-12-09
WILSON SPOKESMAN At INAUGURATION
Commentaries President Diaz on BE-
half of the Diplomatic
Corps.

Neyico City.--"It is very gratifying
to me to say that my heart Is, full Oh
faith in the process OF people "no'
like the Mexican, has known no" "
conouer by it's own efforts pace
among the lovers of toll after having |
proved its valor in war in pa)rlo'lc
defense of country, and that never as
today could declare that Mexico De-
I longs definitely to the group or ma
tions of assured stability. because
against the firm guarantee OF peace
which we possess no influence tend
ing toward it's dissolution can no" or
ever be able to prevail.
"As 70 the relations between Mex
leo and the United States and other
friendly nations, never have they peeh
more cordial, as was indicated IN d
convincing manner during the ceie-
hration of the centennial OF Mexico S
: independence
The above is the authorized mes
sage of President Diaz to all nations
on the eve of his Inauguration lot Tue
eighth time as chief executive OF tue
q Mexican nation Thursday
. Peacefully. and seemingly as a nap
= nv termination of the turmoil througe
- which the nation has just passed, th'
i ceremonies attending the taking O
the oaths of fealty by General .Dla
and Ramon Corral, recently re-electe'
ID to the presidency and vice-presldencS
"a were conducted Thursday. There wa
~ no discordant note, and If the occt
"a sion was shorn of some OF its Drllllah
~ festive features of former years D
IA reason of recent disturbances, ther
-. was no lack of dignified ceremonla
~ Notwithstanding a realization o
"a the mart of every one that the pc
a. sibility of any attempt by foes OF II
~ Diaz administration to interfere VII
~ THURSDAYS Inauguration was remot
M there was a feeling Of relief appare'
he among the people at large, WINK
nd doubtless was shared by those III d
nm thority, when the event was napp'
concluded.
49, There will be no change in the pf
vow scnnel of the cabinet. In accordan
,os with custom, each of the mlnlste
I'd. submitted his resignation to the en-
I'D. executive through the minister OF II
vic eign relations. Each was asked, nc
ved ever 10 Retain lao po''
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-12-09
Charters Filed.

Austin, Textile secretary OF
state Wednesday filed the following
charters:
Dallas Lumber Company, Dallas;
capital stock, $4,000. lncorporators:
John T. WITT, F. J. Miller and FRANK
B. Cooley.
The San Antonio Portland Cement
Company flee ar amendment increas-
ing Its capital stock from 100000 to
$250,OO0. =,
Certificates Of dissolution were nj
ed by the Rogers Drug Company OF
DALLAS and the Jackson Hotel Com
pany of Weimar.
Proof of final payment Of capital
stock was filed by the Modern Build
ers' Supply Company Of San Antonio
The Western Motor Supply Com
nany Ell Paso; capital stock, $6,ooo
Incorporators: P. J. Savage Georse
w. Kennedy and John T. Fletcher.
Anderson-Nelson Company, Rount
Rock, Williamson County; purpose
merchandising; capital stock. $685.
600 Incorporators: A. X. Anderson
John A. Nelson and E. w. swenson
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-12-09
Takinos Of American Cotton.

New Enthusiastically Hester
gives the takings of American cotton
by, spinners throughout the world as
follows, in round numbers;
This week, $4,000 bales this year.
against $4,000 last year and 5So'o0o
year before last.
Total since Sept. this year, 5,469,-
600 bales, against 1861 900 last year
and 3.59O,OOO the year before.
OF this Northern spinners and Can
ada took 100000 bales this year.
against $4,000 last year and l,Oo9'-
900 the year before; Southern SPIN
ners. $4,000 bales, against 'll'ooo
last year and 10000 the year before;
and foreign spinners, l,S79,OOo bales
against 100000 last year and 1'S29'
GOO the year before.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-12-09
New Orleans Rice Market.

New Orleans.-The market for the
rough rice continued dull Saturday
with no important Improvement out
side of Japan grades. Offerings were
very light and as result only a mod
crate volume of trading was recorded.
Clean rice was steady. Some atten-
ton was paid to Japan grades. Hon
duras grades were neglected. Quota
tons:
Rough-Honduras steady at Si.5O
and s315 per barrel; sales reported
today. 2,144 sacks at $3.50 and SZ'o'
including "a sacks at $S.15 Tor seed
Japan steady at SITE and S2.9o. he
ceipts of rough rice 2,l3S sacks.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-12-09
School Apporticrment.

Austin, Textile state department
NJ education Thursday made Its ap.
portionment of the available schooi
fund for the month of December 1oc
for each of the s6s,2ss children shown
by the last scholastic census.
This means that the various coun-
+,ee and school districts over the state
will receive for maintenance an
amount approximately $72e,2o1. This
10 the third payment on the apportion,
ment of $3.50 per capita for the flscal
year 1901, and with 1t the state VIII
have paid off s1.25 on the apportlon
ment for the year. the previous month
" payments amounting to oOc. Mex
month the tax money should begin te
come in. and then the payments VIII
increase.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-12-09
Larue Land Purchase.

Lake Charles a deal closed
Saturday Francis A. Ogden OF Hous'
ton, Tex, and associates have acqu'-
cd AZ 900 acres of land now belonging
to the North American Land ana lii
her Company and the Orange Lana
Company, beginning two miles south
If Lake Charles and extending souVn
and east. This land is all high prai
RE and requires no general drainage
It has been used mainly as pasture
The consideration is not stated, out II
believed to be approximately Slo al
acre.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-12-09
TOTAL TAXABLE VALUATION Of STATE
Texas Has Assessed Valuation OF
Observation-Disclosures over
1909 Despite Conditions.

Austin. Textile total taxable val
nation of the state OF Texas is Sz,'
ss2 637 ,O5S, according to the tax rolls
which have been received by the con-
troller's department. This is an IN
crease Of s72,S33,432 over the valua-
ton of 1909, which was $2,3os,SoS,ezo'
ikewise il is an increase Of $l2,94l,'
504 over the estimate prepared 1or tne
automatic tax board when the state
tax rates were fixed, the estimate CIV
ing a valuation of only S2,369.6s5,o54.
The estimated valuation was an IN
crease of s5s,791,92S over 1909, while
the real figures taken from the rolls
show an actual increase OF s7s'SaS'4'3:
The year 1909 showed an increase OF
over s1OO,00o,ooo over 1908, but the IN
crease this year is considered remark
ohio on account of the drouth' through
Texas though it be not as large as the
increase of the previous year. General
satisfaction is expressed with the
amount of it, and 1t Is regarded as q
wonderful showing for the prosperity
of the state. ,o.,on.
The fact that the real valuations
chow an increase over the estimates
a,so means that the state will realize
more from the ad valorem tax rat'
of 4c than was accounted for whel
the estimates were made ms WIZ
,ncrease the income from the ad valo
ron tax as we'll as from the schooi "a
very neatly.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-12-09
New Orleans Cotton Market.

New Orleans.-Cotton futures open
ed barely steady at a loss OF 10
noints Gables were favorable, but
a crop estimate of 12,O92,ooo bales
from a well-known private crop-report-
ing bureau was considered very bear
ish and had an effect on value as soon
&C trading commenced. After the call
selling increased, especially from IL
ouidating longs, but the market was
steadied by purchases of ring scalp
ers who were realizing on short safes.
At the end of the first half hour Oh
business the more active months
were 10 points under Fridays close
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-12-09

New Orleans. was no
change in the local sugar market Sat
urday. The tone continued quiet ana
offerings that came forward were all
taken up. Receipts from Plantations
were 12,776 barrels.
Refined sugars were in active de-
mand at quotations. New York re-
fined sugars were quiet and unchang-
ed. London cabled that sellers were
at quotations for beet sugar and cane
sugar quiet. Molasses and syrups
were quiet. Receipts from plantations
we're l,l66 barrels and were all solu'
Sugar quotations: Raw, 81 test
l-16c; white clarified, 1916 and &C;
yellow, 9 ga and 2 15-lGc; seconds
2 IS and 3 TIC; open kettle centrl
fugals, 3 IL and 3-4c.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-12-09
GOVERNORS WIND UP CONFERENCE
Start Movement to Establish Perma-
nent Readquarters-Oirect pr'-
maries Extoled.

Louisville. Ky.-After starting
movement to put the next conference
of governors on a businessllke basis
and establish permanent headquarters
where programs will be arranged IN
surfing better results, listening 10 i
suffraeette's speech and discussions
of various important SUBJECTS, Che
third annual conference of governors,
has adjourned. /
The plan or organization, advanced
by Governor Sloan of Arizona anu
adopted in executive session, is tha'
the present committee on arrange
ments, of which Governor Fort OF
New Jersey is chairman, draft a state
ment of the object of the conference
for presentation to each legislature
for maintenance. 1t was decided mat
suhiects for discussion would be Sc
lected with more care and that the
paper on each, prepared by the sew
eral governors, be sent to all COVER
nors in advance of the conference, SO
intelligent discussion could &c had
Future sessions will last week
Miss Laura Clay, president OF the
Kentucky Equal Rights association,
branch of the National American "o
: mans Suffrage association, made al
: anpeal to the governors to recommend
: equal suffrage to their legislatures.
: In his speech on the direct primary
: Governor Fort of New Jersey salt
!, that money was rapidly losing its no.!
: as a factor in elections and that youn
D men with high ideals are more an
s more becoming factors to be take
: into consideration in politics. He sal
I that if the rules of the primary sy
Q tenn are observed, "bossism' is IN
possible. Party organizations shoul
n try to elect, but have nothing to
l. with selecting nominees, he declare
o In discussing the same sub)ec
e. Governor Hadley said 1t was apparel
le to students of public affairs that II
Il direct primary had come to stay, al
it was the abuses Of the conventit
system that had made'it possible.
's No action was taken by the COME
ence on any communications. Tn
Of were all referred to committee
Many important matters we're emoe
led in these communications, incll
ing the report of the National Cl'
al Federation, which was also recelV
u at the last conference, and the
lis ommendation of Senator Root that ,
IN conference discuss the subject OF
IN national Jail commission, as reco
Ia mended by the National Prison
Ao' form association.
~ Governor Sanders asked the gov
ne nors to aid New Orleans in gett
aIe the Panama exposition, and New Y
Nv and Jacksonville asked for the c
o4' ference to meet in those cities.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-12-09
Hidden Treasure Fake.

Baton Rouge.-A reputed hidden
treasure on the coast of Louisiana mas
been the magnet for attracting large
sums from negroes in this sectoh u
Louisiana, according to developments
Saturday, following the arrest OF fres.
ton Childs, a young negro. Scores OF
negroes gave up all their possessions,
# is said, on the representation OF
cbi,ds that he was about to uneartn
treasure. Chilas explained, IN SO
letting the funss, that 1T costs none!
to dig"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-12-09
poet Fails Sixty Feet.

New OrIeans.-Augustus Post, the
aviator fell about sixty feet In MS
curtiss biplane at the City Park race
track Friday and was painfully bruls-
ed Post was taken to a hotel scratch
Cd somewhat dazed and with one
tooth knocked loose In making a
turn he swooped too near the GROUND
the tail of his machine catching in a
tree and sending the aeroplane heaa
long to earth.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-12-09
School Tax Election Ordered.

Ruston.-The election to ascertain
the sense of the property taxpayers III
the Ruston school district in regard
to the special tax for a new schooi
building has been ordered for Decem-
her 81. The straw vote on the ques'
ton of an annual appropriation from
the general fund of the town for 'he
NJ aint enance of a Carnegie library was
almost unanimous in favor OF the
proposition.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-12-09
STATE BJYs $4,000 SCHOOL BONDS
defamation of State Railroad Bonds
by Psnitentiary System Put
Money Available.

Austin, Textile state board OF
oapcatiop Thursday made the largest
purchase of bonds for the'public schooi
fund that it has made in several
months, purchasing approximately
slS60OO in school bonds, while mucn
larger amount was offered to the
hoard The fact that the penitentiarv
system took up 100000 Of the penl-
tertiary railroad bonds allowed the
hoard to purchase as many schooi
bonds as it did. All bonds bear per
cent. Those bought follow:
Mart Independent School DlstrlcS'
$4,000; Crockett County School Dis
trict, $4,000; Mount Pleasant lndepen-
dent School District, $4,000; Brooklyn
Heights Independent School District,
$500; Leon County Common School
District No. 30, $500; Hemphill Coun
tty Common School District NO. z
$4,000; Nueces County Common schoo
District No. Is, $4,000; Nueces Couh
ty Common School District No. % st.
600; Reeves County Common Schoo
District No. /, $4,000; Yorktown IN
dependent School District, $2O,0oV
Fisher County Common School DIS
trict No. 8, $1,000; Fisher Count
Common School District No. is, $looo
Roby Independent School Dtstric'
Sl45OO; Burkburnet 1ndependen
School District $4,000; Navarro Couf
ty Common School District NO. z.
$4,000; Chiffon Independent Scnoo
District, s12.5OO; Hemphill Coun!
Common School District No. l, SS,ooV
Hill County Common School Dlstri'
No. SO, $12,5O0; Farwell lndependel
School District, $4,000; Ward Count
Common School District No. 2, $4,oo'
Lorena Independent School Distric
$1,000; Callahan County Commc
School District No. Al, $500.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-12-09
Estherwood Liquor License.

Fstherwood.- a special meeting
raI]ed bv Ellis |. Hoffpouir, mayor, the
council fixed the price of the llquof
license for Estherwood for the year
1911 and was adopted, at $500 per
vear the same as the police jury
fixed it for the parish of Acadia. Inc
council also adopted the ordinance IN
regard to wholesale liquor. The llquor
question was we'll discussed by the
citizens of the town, and it is thought
there will be one saloon IN esther
wood.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-12-09
IRs. MARY BAKER EDDY DEAD
FOUNDER OF CHRISTIAN
WAS SCIENCE RELIGION
announced to Followers at
Dsasn V. Morning Service Sunday -
Close At the Mother Church
uoce-Mrs. Mary Baker

Mass.-Mrs. Mary Baker
BOs.OE Fddy, founder and leader of
Glove sa,,n Science, died Saturday night
Christine ! ,sr nome in Chestnut Hill.
At Natural NJ causes" explains 'r T1s aea'n
HS to DR.. George l.. West a
' %.,rict medical examiner who wa, was
o a"mmoned few hours after MIS-
Eddy paws avs Of Mrs. Eddy's death was
ih' rnnwn simultaneously by Judge
maui I,lsord P, Smith, first reader OF the
V snrcb at the close of the morning
Cnu ,,,"as, and by Alfred Farlow OF the
s sA.,.tiap Science publication COM
C ai,tss in a statement to the press.
~' sccording to Mr.. FarloW' MIS-. I'D
A. "osod away at 10:45 o'clock at
night. .ndienoeed for abont
-. davs" said Mr. Farlows state
n'ns "hut had been up and dressed
% W. as late as Thursday transacted
aDu ,a business with one OF the DIN
sOL ,a If tine Christian Science Church
s1a took her daily afternoon drive TN
On ~ two days before her going. Sat
u a,aav night she fell quietly asleel
"a trose around her could at frs
saralv realize that she had gone. He
thought was clear until the last, an
che left no final message.
nm physician was in attendance
m, che had the assistance OF the ST.
sonts who comprised her housenol'
With her at the time of her 'departur
wora Mr. Calvin A. Frye, Mrs. Laur
: Sargent, Mrs. Ella S. RatnVon, Re
irving C. Tomlinson, her correspon
no secretary, William Rathvoni ar
her secretary, Adam H. Dickes:
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-12-09
e.o.t In Need of Water.

Rock Island, Tex.-stock Of al
r;nds are beginning to suffer for ieeo
MD ND water. This place has had No
r rain 70 amount to anything since last
Ir,v threatening clouds have ap'
o aared frequently with light sprln'
kle, but in each case dry mortimer
hos set in and no rain
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-12-09
Contract Was Signed.

BeeVille, Textile committee rep
resenting the bonus contributors 10
the Neches River Valley Railroad 20.
which is to construct line OF ROAD
from Beeville to Eagle Pass, signed
up contract Thursday, by the terms
of which construction is to commence
in January |, 1911, and Beeville is 10
get the shops and general offices lot
term of fifty years
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-12-09
Receivers for Big Firm.

Shreveport.-On petition OF the
American Sugar Refining company ol
New Orleans, Jedd Frye & Co. OF Ne"
York and the Best G Russell Cigar
company of Memphis, involuntary
bankruptcy proceedings have beer
fled In the United States cour'
against the silbernageI company
Limited, wholesale grocers, OF shreve
mort and Federal Marshal A. Z. Lea
has taken charge Of the company's
effects.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-12-09
r,,,,ess De Nicolay Killed.

Lemans, France.-The countess de
Nico,ay her son and the chauffeur
in charge of the automobile which
thov we're driving were killed Sunday
of railroad crossing. The automobile
was struck by an express train. Gas,
cline from the automobile spurted over
tho front carriages of the train, set
ting them on fire.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-12-09
COLQUlTI MAKES SOME APPOINTMENTS
There Were a Number of Surprises.
and a Great Number of Places
Vet to Be Filled.


Austin, Tex.-Secreary OF state,
Charles C. Mcdonald of Kaufman
County,
Adjutant General, Henry Hutchings
of Travis County.
Members of the governors personal
staff, with the rank of lieutenant colo
mel: B. F. Bonner Of Harris County,
F. A. Chapa of Bexar County, Abe
Gross of McLennan County, E. H. R.
Green of Kaufman County, J. F. VOL |
ters Of Harris County. William w. Ca
meron of McLennan County. Three
additional members of the governors
staff will be selected, in accordance
with law, from the officers of the mi
| litia below the rank Of colonel.
State purchasing agent, John C. NC
Kay of Bell County
Members of the board Of pardons:
Louis V. Hagen of Gillespie County,
o. C. Kirvin of Freestone County.
Superintendent of public buildings
and grounds, A. H. Conley Of Wise
County
Superintendent Blind Institute, E.
E. Bramlette of Fannin County.
Superintendent Confederate Home,
Richard NJ. Wynne of Tarrant County.
Superintendent Deaf and Dumb In
stitute, Sidney J. Thomas of Co
manche County.
Clerk criminal district court of Gal
: weston and Harris Counties, 2 J
- Owens of Harris County.
\ Pension Commissioner, Robert A
Buford of Rusk County.
Quarantine officer at Galveston, Dr.
- |. L. McGlasson of McLennan Coun
1 ty.
~ Quarantine officer, at Brownsville
~ DR.. e. S. Mccain of Refugio County
San Jacinto Park commissioners
= Joe, S. Rice, Ben Coyle and Mrs, RI
- sine Ryan, all of Harris County.
~ There were a number of surprise
in the list of ColqQitt appointees 81
:. en- above, though some Of them Ia
- been anticipated for several day
There are a number of nice place
ds yet to be given out. Among the c
veted places not filled are the folio
ing: Railroad commissioner, penite
tiary commissioners, assistant ATTIC
oi ney general, state tax commissions
%. state revenue agent, game, fish al
1ol oyster commissioner, state health
TAI ficer and president of the board
ely health, live stock sanitary comm
lcn sioners, members state board
Inc health. Superintendent Abilene epll
arN tic colony, superintendent SouthWe
ell ern Insane Asylum at San Antonio,
the perintendent North Texas Insane A
ooi lum at Terrell, superintendent
per phans' Home, members state fire I
ing board, superintendent Negro De
lcE Dumb and Blind Asylum, superlnt
us dent School for IncorrigiDles, a
'en- state medical board, dental eXamln
,lyn and local trustees for every eleemt
'lct, nary institution. They will come
1901 err The mining and other boards
pun yet to be appointed.
z, Only one incumbent was retained
hool the list. Colonel R. NJ. Wynne,
oun- perintendent of the Confede'
So Home. He is the second thus far
hool amounted. DR.. John Preston OF
In State Insane Asylum being the o.
VoVi fortunate officer.