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MuineS. Mr.. and Mrs. Cahoon Capt.
and Mrs B-rueggeman. Mrs. Roy Mock
Miss H~edGecoxe. Miss Kellef, Mrs.
Bear. Miss Thomas. Mrs. WHY'S, Mr..
Clifton Chisholm, Nj. w. G. Hamilton
MIR. Hagerman. Mr.. Quarles. Mr..
Thompson. Capt. Spencer and M.
Sutton.
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Accused of Horse-steaIinq.

a young man named l.. F. Strauss
was brought here Wednesday right
nv Constable o. F. Galloway, of Dex-
ter. and placed in Jail on the charge
Of horse-stealing at Dexter. The young
GIan is the son of a well-to-do farmer
and is said to be unbalanced mental
" at times.
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DIR. and Mrs. n. n. Mckay. of Dcx
ter. left this morning for Kansas. the
doctor on a business trip to Gir1rd
and Mrs. Mckay to Lawrance to at
tend the graduation of their daush-
ter from the Kansas University. AIRS.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Lindner left this
morning for their old hoSne in Rome.
". Y, having received word of the
death of Mr.. I.indner's mother. They
will return in about two weeks Mr..
Lindner is the halter in the Grand
Central hlildinn
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-27

Mckay will he accompanied by Mis-
ses Ida and dina Jewell, of Middle
town, Ohio, VINO have been visiting at
rae Mckay home since April. From
Lawrence the Misses Jewell viii re-
turn To their home in Ohio.
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COMMENCING SATURDAY AND
CONTINUING EVERY SATURDAY,
MRS. r. c. STEWART WILL OPEN A
DELtCATESSEN AT JOYcE-PRUIT
STOPE AND WILL HAVE GOOD
THINGS TO EAT FRESH FROM THE
KITCHEN. SHE WILL BE PLEAS
ED TO SEE YOU. 71t2
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Verdict for One Dollar.

After trial in district court yester
day. a jury found a verdict for plain.
tiff of 81 and costs in the Use of VI
s. Armstrong against Frank \
Brown. Defendant IA filed a motion
for a new trial.
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Mrs. A. ID. Andrews left tlis morning
for Memphis, Tenn. where her son
is in school. Sac will also visit nj
other places and return in about Two
weeks, accompanied by her son.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. E. J. Ellis, and Mrs.
Ellis father, n. D.. Wilson. arrived
last night from Bonnie Terre, Mo-,
md viii locate permanently If they
n suitable conditions.
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Miss Ethel Jones, of Whitewater
Kansas. who arrived yesterday, left
today for Artesia to visit her mother
and brother. She was a guest of
in this city.
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Notice to Contractors, Roswell High
School.

All bid on High School must be
in clerks hands by IL o'clock noon,
Monday, May goth, Central School
building.
sSignedl w. T. Joyner,
President.
NJ. s. Murray.
72t2 Clerk.
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|BEST LEGAL BLANKS
The Record Office as a great var
iety of legal blanks Of both the JUS
tice Of the Peace Court and the Ter
r~itoriaI Court; ais legal blanks In gen
eraI use In commercial life, such az
are Used for the sale and transfer Of
land, the borrowing Of money and the
giving and ~eaneeIIIns Of mortgages.
These blanks are correctly and neat
Iy printed o. good paper, IN the
forms are correct.
Among these blanks are the follow
ing and many others:
Warranty Deeds for individuals and
corporations.
Mortgage Deeds for individuals and
corporations.
Bills Of sale.
Leases, real estate and city proper
ty.
chatteI Mortgages, Releases and
s~atisfaetions
Promissory Notes, Receipts, For
Rent and For Sale Cards, and many
other similar blanks and Cards.
Papers and Blanks used In settling
up estates.
Mining Blanks Of all kinds, both
under the Territorial and United
States laws.
Justice Court Blanks Of all kinds.
These are but q few Of the many
blanks constantly on land at this o.
ice. when in need Of any Of h reg
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you. Also let US figure with you on
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-09
ILLINOIS.

Chicago. Nov. S.-With five out of the
- Illinois congressional districts yet 10
be heard from, IL Democratic congress
men and eight Republicans have been
elected
llllnoiss present representation in
Congress consists OF 10 Republicans and
6 Democrats.
II isSprobabc that final returns will
show the Democrats as having the
larger number of representatives IN the
Illinois congressional delegation.
AZ result of the Democratic land
slide the state Legislature will undergo
g decided change. Less than one half
of the men who sat IN The last lcgis-
slature and who voted in the bi-par-
btisap combinat ion have, bean returned.
~ Three of tiin state fitt&asakcrs who
were indicted In connection with the
Jackpot" scandals. however were re-
elected. Among these viii be Lee
1O'Neil Browne legislative minority
leader. twice tried and again facing
trial on charges OF bribery of leglslat-
ors to vote for William Lorimer for
United States senator. Representative
Robert Z, Wilson and state Senator
John Frederick. both of Chicago. We're
the others reelected.
a Democratic judiciary. including
practically every seat in the superior,
circuit and municipal courts that was
within command of tic voters today
was swept into being In Cook county
With the general victory. Late re-
turns show that the Democrats have
elected every candidate on the Cook
county ticket.
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IOWA.

.Des Moines, Ia, Nov. 9.--Returns
from 49, precincts out of 1900 indi-
cate the recollection of Gov Carroll.
Inc precincts viii wipe out the gains
in the cities and give the incumbent
lead of .,775 votes.
Whatever the result, it is certain that
Sthe aggressive campaign carried on b.
the Democrats. coupled with factional
strife in the Republican ranks, has
wiped out the normal Republican
plurality in this state--about 60.00U.{
Gov. Carroll was scratched mcrci-
lessly, running behind his ticket In
practically every precinct. The rest
OF the Republican state ticket is prob
ably elected.
This state has eleven congressional
districts. I. S. Paper. tho young
Democratic candidate in the Second
district, walked away with the election,
carrying every county over his OPP
ponent. Charles Grilk. 1t was in hehals
of the latter that Col Roosevelt re-
Gently made his address at Davcn-l
port.
In the Fourth and Sixth districts, re-
5Spectively. the Republican incumhents
congressman Haughan and Kendall
were reported in danger Burlington
reported that Congressman Kennedy,
Republican, was SAFE but this was
disputed by Democratic Chairman
Reid.
The recollection of Congressman Wal
ter T.. Smitll.,a member of the Cannon
rules committee, is conceded BIZ $500
plurality over w. F. Cleveland This Is
a reduction Of 1000. u
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OHIO.

Columbus. Ohio. Nov. with II as
sembly districts in doubt, returns re-
cevcd this morning indicate that the
Democrats win have 60 seats in the
house and II in the senate. The total
of Sc Is nine more than the number re-
quircd to select United States sara-
tor to succeed United States Senator
Charles Dick.
Columbus. Ohio, Nov. 9.--The Demo-
Gratis are now claiming the election of
the whole state ticket, from Gov. Hnr-
mon down with the possible excep-
ton OF Attorney General Denman
& Judson Harmon, Democrat, was re-
elected governor of Ohio today by Il
largely Increased plurality. according
to returns from about $50 precincts of
'4.52G In tho state. Even approximate
figures are still in doubt, owing to n
considerable switch in various dis.
tricts of the state.
In fifteen precincts in Cleveland,
Harmon shows gain of IA votes to
a precinct. The complexion of the
legislature is in doubt. but indica-
tons are 1t Will be close. The rural
districts are showing large Democratic
gains.
The Plain Dealer this morning says
that private election advices from so
counties in Ohio give Harmon n
plurality of 10000.
The remaining eight counties are
about evenly divided. with u slight
balance in favor OF Harding.
1t says that the entire Democratic
ticket Is elected.
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NEW JERSEY.

Trenton, n. j.. Nor. 9.--The election
Yesterday resulted In an overwheim-
ms victory for the Democrats; Wood
row Wilson, the party candidate ior
governor. defeated his Republican up
fponent Vivian NJ. Lewis. by about
10000.
The Democrats carried at least u OF
me ii counties and Will control the
house of assembly and have the iegls-
tlature on Joint ballot. and VIII there
fore be able to elect Democrat 10
the United States senate to succeed
John Kcan, Jr
They have won in siN and propapiS
eight out Of the 10 districts which are
represented in the present Congress pS
seven Republicans and three Demo
Gratis. The only. two districts the Re-
5publcans have surely carried are ne
First and second. represented by
Henry c. Loudenslager and John J.
Gardner. who were candidates for re-
election.
THE Democrats have probably elect
cd William futile In the Fifth This
district is now represented by Chas
Fowler, progressive Republican, whom
the organization refused renomina-
tim H.H. -sH
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NEBRASKA.

Omaha. Nov. S.-Aithough the returns
at midnight were comparatively mea-
ger, II was apparent that Mayor James
C. Dahlman of Omaha. Democratic
candidate for governor. had been de-
featcd BY Chester A. Aldrlch Republic
an. by II safe majority
Congressman G. NJ. Hitchcock. on the
face of the returns. has Il safe lead
over United States Senator Elmer j.
5Eurkett III the race for the upper. house
and claims that y Democratic: legisla
ture has been chosen, which will assure
him the election. Selection for senator
is made under the Oregon plan. j
Only one district, the Second (Oma-
ha), was sure in the congressional race,
@. o. I.obeck. city comptroller of Oma-
ha. winning by scant majority over
Judge a. L. sutton In the First dis
trict. William a. Hayward, secretary of
the national Republican COMMITTEES,
was In the lead late tonight.
The World Herald. Mr.. Eitchcocl's
paper, asserts he will carry the state
by 300G0 to 10000.
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KANSAS.

Topeka. Nov 9.-Additional returns
early this morning are bringing Gov.
Stubs majority down rapidly. 1t now
appears his majority will be not more
than one third of what 1t was two
years ago.
Stubs made his race on n progressive
Republican platform. and was forced
to IL vigorous fight by opposing railroad
interests The governors opponent was
George A. Hedges, who. although de-
feated, reduced Stubbs's majority OF
two years ago by several thousand
votes. The rest of the Republican state
ticket Is practically certain or election,
The results of the congressional races
remain in doubt. In the Third district
p. p. Campbell, a stnndpat Republican
aud j. D.. Botln, Democrat, are run
njnc n close race. Frank Rockefeller.
a cousin of John D. Rockefeller. ana a
Democrat, and Il. D. Young, pro,
cressive. Republican, are having nara
struggle In the Sixth district Ihe re.
suits in these two districts VIII hot
he known until tomorrow.
n. p. Anthony, standpat. was re-eiect-
ed by 10000 TO 10000 IN the First as
trict. while in the Second Fourth'
Fifth. seventh and Eighth districts m
surcent Republicans were CHOSEN.
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-. y +. 81 q
The sweep of the political tidal wave
which rolled over the country Is
,nrtber emphasized by additional re-
,urns and revised figures at hand
today
The Democratic majority in the
honse of representatives will be ut
least AZ and possibly more, as com
pared with the present Republican
majority OF 49,
Added to the reversal in the lower
branch OF Congress the morning re-
turns showed the Republican majority
OF 26 in the United States senate
rapidly approaching the vanishing
point, although the Republicans are
now reasonably assured of AS sena-
tors, or one more than the necessary
majority with number of states still
in doubt. The most notable changes
from those presented last night are
summed UP as follows:
In Ohio, Il Democratic legislature has
been elected, insuring II Democratic
successor to senator Dick. Republican,
I. and the plurality of GOV. Harmon Is
increased to 10000.
The West Virginia legislature is
Democratic and will elect Demo-
cratic senator
In Indiana, the legislature which
chooses successor to Senator
Beveridgc. IS in doubt, with the Demo-
Gratis claiming n majority Of IL and
the Republicans maintaining Beveridgc
will have a small margin.
Iowa Is still uncertain, with both
si1ps q lainjnp- thp governor.
In Pennsylvania the legislature Is
safely Republican and will elect Re-
publican successor to Senator Oliver.
Washington has a Republican
legislature. which appears to insure
the election OF Miles Poindexter to the
seator.
The Utah legislature. which elects
United States senator. also is Re-
publican, while that OF Montana is in
doubt.
Indications point to the election of
the Republican candidate for governor
Of California. Hiram w. Johnson, by
Il heavy plurality.
Incomplete returns from Oregon
indicate the election Of the Democratic
candidate for Governor oswald West,
by a small plurality.
The Missourian legislature which
elects United States senator is be-
lieved to be safely Democratic
Aside from these main developments
fof today the enthusiastically announc-
ed remain practically unchanged. The
plurality of John A. Dix, Democrat
elected governor of New York ap-
proximates $4,000. Early today Cow
elect Dix left his home at Thomson
for a rest in tile Adrondncks. Mr. Dix
carried the entire Democratic state
ticket with him to victory.
The plurality of Woodrow Wilson.
Democrat. In New Jersey Is now
placed at 10000 and OF Judge Bald
win. Democrat, in Connecticut ut
Chicago, Nov. 9.-Derocrats elected
2e1:@ Republicans elected. l57.
Sel.
Gain by Democrats, 55
Gain by Republicans, G..
Net gain for Democrats. 49,
Number necessary to control. 1906
Present Democratic membership, lie.
Working majority for Democrats,.25.
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CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, Nov. 9--Whilc the re-
turns from yesterdays election are still
FAR from complete. they confirm the
earlier estimates of a complete Repub-
lican victory in. California.
Johnson, Republican candidate for
governor, has M indicated plurality of
from $4,000 to 10000 and the entire state
ticket will approximate his tigurc.
Practically complete returns from the
city of San Francisco show n closer
contest than was expected even by the
Republicans, johnson apparently 1lav-
ing carried San Francisco by not less
than 1000. In prediction forecasts
the city was conceded toSBell. a solid
Republican delegation Is returned to
Congress and the state legislature Is
safely Republican,, insuring the elcc-
ton of Republican successor 70 U.
S. Senator Flint.
Rain and heavy weather throughout
the greater part of the state last night
and today have seriously intcrfered
with the gathering of the returns.
Three hundred and thrty-e!ght pre-
cincts complete out OF $50 in San Fran
cisco give johnson. 23,43l; Rel, 22,2sl:
Wilson 8, lbs.
With 33S precincts complete out of
f352 in the city Of San Francisco.
johnson maintains his lead over Bell.
the vote being Johnson 23,43o; Bell
22,3S1.
Late returns confirm the reports of
an extraordinarily heavy Socialist
vote. The foregoing precincts have
j. Stitt Wilson. Socialist candidate for
governor 9,155 The Socialist vote In
this city four years ago was 2,031 and
in the entire state 1906.
T Unofficial estimates placctthc Social
ist vote of Los Angeles at 10000. as
against 3,0A7 four years ago.
The party claims to have pollcd a
total vote in the state in excess of
10000.
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Boxelder also enters the surprise
column BY scndirg ii Democratic rep
resentative to the lower house Milton
H. yelling was chosen over Holmgrcn,
the Republican candidate for the leg
stature, while the rest of the ticket
was carried by the Republicans.
The result in Utah county as to
representative in the legislature Is
In doubt the Democrats claiming the
election OF Jesse Knight over Charles
II. White, Republican. At a late hour
this afternoon White had lead OF
165 over knight. with one town,
santaqnin claimed to be Demo-
cratic stronghold, vet to hear from.
AMERICANS" WHITING.
In Salt Lake county the s,,rprise
of the election was the remarkable
diminution of the american" vote
over that OF the city election n year
ago. The highest vote on the "Amer-
can ticket yesterday was 1901 cast
for a. J. Weber for representative.
which Is only 4O2 votes more than tbo
i ~ 49, S'sl oii the lteDnDlican
ticket 1879, votes having been cast
Tor T. L. Hines for representative.
Also IN the case Of the precinct jus-
VIC" Of tie peace. elected by the Amer
ieaiis' In Salt Lake City. a year aro
me vote for j. s. Bransford for MAYOR
was 1918. This year the same nre-
cinets gave Harry $. Harper, "Ameri.
can candidate for justice, .79s votes.
and George Tnges. American" candi-
date for constable, 1i,so3 votes. a loss
OF nearly 1000 votes In Salt Lake CITY
alone Considering the vigorous cam
paign made by the "Americans" this
year. ana the fact that all the patrons
ase OIL tho city departments is con
'rolled by the inner circle and thc
iufther fact that the men on The
Jobs are afraid of their jobs" il thew
do not do their duty at election time
II can scarcely be claimed that the drop
OF 1000 votes could he attributed Ia
The "stay-at-home" vote. 1t has been
claimed that between l.5oO ana $500
dead names" ana "repeaters'' we're
voted Mt the city election one year ago,
swelling the American" vote to the
figures named.
ID . . IS z VI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-09
MINNESOTA.

st. Paul, Nov. 9.-Onc hundred and
twenty-one precincts all over the state
give Eberhardt, for governor. Rcpub-
licnn. 1879, and Gray, Democrat, 1857.
r. Y. O'Conner said these figures as
surcd Eberhardt's election by 10000.
St Paul, Nov. S,--Minncsota Repub-'
licans today elected complete state
ticket and Mt midnight the Indications
We're that S Republicans and / Demo-
crat would be sent to Congress Con-
gresham Hammond. Dem. apparently
has been reelected by a reduced ma
jorty
Sidney Anderson apparently has q
safe lead in the First district which Is
now represented by james a. Tawney.
Gov. Eberhardts plurality over James
Gray. Dem, is estimated at from 10000
To 20 600
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-09
SOUTH CAROLINA.
4, Columbia, s. O., Nov. s-Democratic
state ana congressional tickets We're
elected by theusual majoritics.
TEXAS.

Austin, Texas, Nov S.--Thc entire
Democratic ticket for state officers has
been elected by maiorties larger than
those given Gov. Campbell two years
ago. All Democratic congressional
nominees were elected,
Dallas Texas. Nov. 9.--Colquitt,
3(DemocraD, for governor received a
majority of approximately 10000,
The Socialists polled about 1, 900 votes
The legislature will decide whether
or not statewide prohibition amend
ment shall be submitted to the voters,
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While the state has MS whole ex-
pressed its confidence in the Republic
can representatives In Congress and
tho administration Of justice through
judges elected by Republican voters
by returning Joseph Howell to Con-
gress and u. \. Straup to tho supreme
bench of the state yet n number of
surprises were developed in the election
Of yesterday. Up in Cache county, for
instance where Republican has been
rs.uf'lsa twice IN succession to the
of tn. Rcnuhlic,n r,nd,d,,a $500,
assured ana NJ, tbo con,iaa,as 49, ~,
REPRESENTATIVE tickot Won, ps3,,I,,aa
the Dn,nocr,,;c non,;,oo "a, ~, ,.a,,n,,
according To lotes, advice. Gov, ,ho
Cache capitol bas hoen e,oc,.d+shv a
majority of G5.
Down IN sanno,. COUNT. ~.
another surnrisa r,o,,.,,,,,,
favoroblc for ~. ,,a,,to, :,
LIVINGSTON pen,,,,,nan ,,n,,5,.,a
Tho st,,o so,,,a rya ~ ,s,I. -
tho nosi,ion ~ Al, o,. W
cr,t,,. nn,,,,n ", t,ys''''-
cratic c,nd,d,,a - iDe''"-
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lawyer, was elected in the Second
district ana in the Third district. NJ.
c. Hawler. incumbent, was the sue
icesfnl candidate.
The Indications are that Oregon has
gone wet" despite the strenuous fight
made by the "drys"
Returns from many sections OF the
state today tend 10 confirm the early
estimates, giving Oswald West. Demo-
crat. the governorship of Oregon over
Jay Bowerman. Republican.
Returns from Multnomah county pre-
cincts are coming in very slowly Only
"a precincts complete have reported, Civ
ing Bowerman lead of 1873 out Of $500
votes.
That Oregon has voted wet" seems
a certainty.
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OREGON.

Portland, Orc. Nov 9.--Although
hardly 10 per cent of the vote IN
Oregon has been counted, Oswald
West, Democrat, and former railroad
commissioner, is believed to have been
elected to the govcrnorshp OF this
state over Jay Bowerman. Republican.
and speaker of the oregon senate, BY
n plurality of from $500 to 5000.
The counting of the ballots contain
Ing a full state ticket and 80 proposed
amendments to the constitutions has
Oregon ~
Oregon Is sending two> Rcrnbltcans
to Congress-. AZ w. Luferty, young
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-09
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Concord, n. H, Nov 9.-s'The election
as governor OF Robert P. Bass. OF
Pcterboro. who Won the Republican,
nomination on n progressive platform
was indicated tonight by returns from
about one-half OF the towns and wards
OF the state.
These early figures, IL borne out.
would give Bass majority of 5000
votes over his Democratic opponent.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia, Nov 9.--Estimates from
MI but five or the 81 counties In Penn
sylvania Indicate that John X Tener,
Republican, carried the state by about
$4,000 plurality over William II. Berry,
the Keystone party candidate. Web
ster Grim, the regular Democratic can.
ddate, ran far behind.
Tenor needed Philadelphia to win. the
city giving him plurality of 4525i.
Allegheny, which includes Pittsburg.
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state committee. announced ut 5 o'clock
this morning. Senator Beycridge said
ne believed he had defeated John w
Kern. Democrat, by a small margin.
i While the Count is not official yet
sufficient returns are in to show that
the next general assembly of Indiana
Will be Democratic. on joint ballot by
q good working majority which prob
ably will be from IL to 16 precincts
This insures a Democrat to succeed
Senator BeVeridGe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-09
CONNECTICUT.

New Haven. Conn. Nov. Sat 3
o'clock with three towns missing. Bald
win. Democrat. showed a plurality over
Goodwin. Republican. of 4,754. The
rest of the Republican state ticket Is
elected by pluralities averaging 5000.
The Democrats gain one congressman.
In the house. the Democrats gain
about 80 members