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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-07-14
The CITIZEN REPUBLICAN.
P. 4. BLISS, Editor & Proprietor.
SCOTLAND, S. D., July 7, 1910.
LOCAL NEWS.

A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. David Sowl last Saturday
morning.
JAG. Stackerl came from Sioux
City Tuesday TO look after crop
conditions on his farm.
We have installed Gas Tanks
and can supply you with Gasoline
at all times. Becker's.
Ray Brown came home from
Sioux City last week and is enjoy
ing a months vacation.
Mr.. Grimes departed Tuesday
evening for McCluskey, N. D., to
visit friends for a few weeks.
Miss Addie Bingham, who has
been attending school in Mankato,
Mimi, came home Wednesday.
Ladies', attention. John Schmier-
er & Son are holding a clearing
sale on Oxfords and Slippers.
MIR. and Mrs. Adam Brosz spent
Sunday on the farm near Kaylor
visiting their sons family.
Charles and Lucille Seagley re.
turned to their home at Presho
last Saturday after visiting friends
here for two or three weeks.
Ohio C%ultivators, single row and
two row. Warranted to give salts
faction to the purchaser. At
CHAMBERLAIN's.
W. G. Haynes has put a new
brick walk along the south side of
his residence property. The work
was done by Peter Zeeb.
Miss Lucinda Walker returned
home from st. Paul Tuesday where
she has been staying with her aunt
since the first of the year.
Call carly before the best sizes
and styles of Oyfords and Slippers
are gone. At John Schmierer &
Sons.
Miss Marie Frizzell left on Tues
day for a visit of several weeks
with a friend at Portland, Ore. She
will also stop at several other plac-
es en- route.
DR.. Bond, the we'll known spe.
c%ialist, will be at the Edwards Ho-
tel, Scotland, Monday, Aug. l., 10
examine eyes and fit glasses. Con-
sultation free.
Miss Margaret Koobs arrived
from her home in Grundy Center,
Ia, last Saturday and is visiting
at the home of her uncle, DR.. h.
j. G. Koobs.
W. S. Brant left Tuesday even
ing for Seattle, Wash, to be gone
about three weeks. Mrs. Brant,
who has been visiting there for
some time, will return with him.
Mrs. Rose Adair of Lake Andes
visited at the home of her sister,
Mrs. 0. J. Bruhn, this week. She
returned home Wednesday and
was accompanied by her niece, Lu-
cile Bruhn.
Adam Schenkenberger sold his
dray wagon to a drayman in Les
terville and has retired from the
business. He expects to leave in
a short time for North Dakota to
establish his residence on his home.
stead.
r. R. Loemer, who has been
spending several weeks fishing in
the lakes of Minnesota, returned
to Scotland Monday. He says the
crops are pretty we'll dried out in
Minnesota, and he was surprised
to see the prospects for a good
crop that we have here.
Mrs. DR.. Keeling Of Springfield
died at her home in that town last
Thursday, aftera brief illness, with
peritonitis. The remains were tax.
en- thru here Friday, accompanied
by the bereaved husband and
daughter, to Shelbyville, Ind, 70,
burial.
! DR.. Kingery, the old veterinari
an, does not haveto practice under
some other doctors name to avoid
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-07-14

Miss Clara Eisenmann returned
on Tuesday from Bridgewater
where she visited the past week.
Did you notice the prices John
Schmierer & Son are making on
their Oxfords and Slippers the re-
mainder of July?
Editor Welchman of the Spring
field Democrat was in. town Fri
day, returning from Redfeld where
he attended the democratic state
convention.
Miss Kate Wittmayer went to
Sioux City Tuesday and was op-
Grated on for a chronic case of ap-
pendicitis. She is getting along
nicely and will be able to come
home in about week. Her father
and sister, Miss Rosa, accompa-
MED her to the hospital, the latter
remaining until today.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-07-14
Notice to Creditors.

Estate or John Fl. Burt, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator of the estate of John II Burt,
deceased, to the creditors of aud to all per
sons having claims against the said deceased,
to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within six months after the first publication
of this notice, to the said administrator at his
residence in the City of Scotland, County of
Bon Homnle, State of South Dakota.
Dated at Scotland, South Dakota, May 18th,
1910.
w. C. HAYNES,
Administrator of the estate of
1t John H. Burt, deceased.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
TENANTS Of CHAMBER
BUILDING ARE UNEASY
Sale of Property Might Crowd
Them Out Ahead Of Time,
They Fear.

number Of occupants of Offices in
the Chamber of Commerce building are
reported TO be on uneasy street" as
result Of steps being taken by the
chamber to dispose OF the property
Some OF them are even looking about
for other quarters, II Is said. while
some are thinking OF do likewise in
anticipation OF the sale which they
believe would crowd them out before
their lease expires.
Agents OF other office buildings.
learning OF the uneasiness prevailing
are said TO have already made over
lures with a view of getting them To
occupy offices elsewhere.
III view OF this situation, the Cham
Der OF Commerce has notified its ten
ants that there is no occasion for
alarm and that every regard will be
had for them IN the negotiations for
sale OF the building.
In event the building Ia remodeled
after being sold ii as said that the
chamber will likely seek quarters else-
where, inasmuch as their present quar-
ters would be most probably cut up
! into several offices
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
.FRA|L WIFE ASKS
FOR Profession
Delicate Woman Wanted Justic'
Crutehfield to Force her Has-
band to Support Her.

A fraii and delicate woman APP
peared before Justice Crutchfield in
police court Friday and pleaded with
him To give her some relief from
the brutal attacks made upon her by
her husband. man who stands about
six feet tall, weighs fully two huns
dred pounds and seems to De the
picture Of strength and health.
He has contributed nothing TO my
support. We owe all the rent, ana
but for the kindness of the people
with whom ! live / would have no
place TO sleep at night ! am too
sick to work, Only last week ! got
out of the hospital, and will have
TO go back soon. Last night Robert
beat me He treats me terribly. Do
something with him, will you, Mr..
Crutch6eid ?" pleaded the pitiful wo-
man.
The Jaws of the one John came
together with a click and he spoke
in no uncertain tones to the Anfaith-
full husband Strike delicate wo-
man like that Don't support her
You big. strapping on, you ought To
be electrocuted. Send you to Jail for
ninety days in default of security y
r. r. Blackburn is the name =at
the man. He said siot a word dur
ing his arraignment, but as he was
turning to go TO the pen he remark
cd 10 an officer, This will make me
lose my job" Weeping silently. tn"
woman turned from her husband and
went out through the private office
of the Justice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
POsTOFF|CE CLERKS
To HOLD MEETING
Those From All Over the State TO
Assemble Here GA Monday
Next.
To attend the annual Convention Of

To attend the annual convention of
the Virginia Branch. United National
Association OF Postoffice Clerks dele
gates from throughout the State will
be In Richmond Monday
The local members have made ex-
tenEiye preparations Tor the entertain
ns&nt 81 the visitors during their stay
In Richmond, Under the direction OF
Mr. +. j, Devote, secretary OF the
State association, tentative program
has been mapped out.
The business Sessions of the or
ganization will be held in the United
States district court room. permission
having been obtained from Judge Ed
muHa Naadtli -Jf ----
The first session will be held Mon
day morning at 10 O'clock The clerks
will be welcomed to Richmond By
Postmaster Edgar Allan, Jr., while Mr..
J. J. Dozier. OF Norfolk, president or
the association, Will respond.
There are several matters OF i'm
portanee 10 come before the conven-
ton. Among these Will be discuss
sion OF bill now pending In con-
grsss providing for pensioning aged
postoffice employees. IL IL likely that
suitable resolutions in this connection
will be adopted.
Monday night the delegates will en-
Joy smoker at Diekinson's hotel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
BOOK AGENTS ARE
ALLEGED FRAUDS

Accused of being suspicious char
lently obtained money from several
citizens by Misrepresentation, J. w.
Collins and Robert Williams, young
men who claim they work for a
New England book concern. were ar
rested Thursday night and Friday
morning appeared In police court, but
asked for continuance until the
ed of June, THIS was granted and
they went to Jail In default of Sc
curity, This young wife of Collins
remained near the pan all the while
he was confined, and seems To be per-
feetIy crushed by the indictment
against her husband.
1t Is alleged that the men went
to the bookbinding establishment of
w, II, Adams and L II. Jenkins and
secured estimated on the cost of
binding five Volumes of a special
book. receiving from each firm let
ter saying that the work would be
dane for s2.2s volume, With these
latters they ara alleged to have pis-
tied the business men and solicited
subscriptions to the set of books,
selling each volume for S1.3a as q
special inducement to the purchaser,
Every customer was shown the two
letters that explained the binding
alone cost ABS. Many of the most
prominent business men of the city
were customers OF the two men.
They assert they are innocent and
Will be- able to prove this when given
a hearing. In the meanwhile they
have employed Mr.. @. X. Pollock to
defend them in court and have COM
municated with the officials Of the
house for which they worked.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
TROUBLE IN STORE
FOR NEGRO LAWYER
Bloodtield Justice Will Fine Every
Attorney Who Has Not
Paid License.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian,)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, May 81
Under the ruling of Justice Henry
f. Jones, Of Bioodfield. lawyers who
haven't paid their LICENCES must be
careful about venturing into the sa-
cred confines OF Bioodneid. the more
or less notorious suburb Of Newport
News, which Is practically the CAPT.
tai of Warwick county,
day or two ago an alleged law
yer of the colored persuasion by the
name OF A, L. Tolliver' aroused the
Ire of Justice Jones. who promptly
inflicted fine of $50 OH him fur
pracficing Law without a AeeHs-st 'fti--
liver noted an appeal. but when bond
was. required the Justice refused ta
accept the bondsman offered ana
committed the negro lawyer to jail.
He was taken to nenbigh. where he
IL yet confined in default of bond. 1t
is now stated that Justics Jones has
said that he will fine any lawyer that
comes in his court to defend Tolliver
unless such lawyers license Is paid,
1t IS said that only three lawyers CT
the thirty or forty in this clty have
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
WEST POINT HIGH"
READY FOR CLOSING
Miss Margaret Burke of King
William Co. Writes Winning
ESSAY.

Especial to The Richmond giuianD
WET POINT, y A. MAY = .~f'he
high school is getting ready for the
closing exercises next week, June .,
Colonel John r. Saunders II Saluda
Middlessx. will deliver the address and
Professor Henderson ard Mir A }.
Ragby with the mem bers ef their
classes will furnish the music
The essays Of the graduating class
were submitted to judges a Washing
ton and Lee University, the decision
was that the essay OF Miss Margaret
Burke. of King William county. was
the best She took as Der subject,
"Woman's Suffrage" MISC Patio
Fuller. Of West Point, won the second
honor, taking as her subject. The In
creased Cost Of Living. Mis- Mary
Woodward has the honor of being the
aalGtatorian. while Mr.. Charles Gault
rIrftvers TIM vHfedtrr7ry-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
CHAMBER WILL TRY To
SETTLE BRIDGE MAT ter
Members to Meet Friday After.
noon to Consider Phases Of
Question

Members of III, Chamber Of Com
merce. including President Henry w
Wood, who are taking an interest in
the proposed building Of the South
Richmond bridge across the James
between Fourteenth street on this
side and nun street on the other side
of the river, VIII meet in the rooms
or The chamber ~ 5.30 o'clock Friday
afternoon u look into certain phases
OF the question.
Opinion IL divided 10 some extent
az 10 the price put upon the bridge
property and il is believed that aa-
iustment of this particular question
will he one of the points considered
at the meeting.
The chamber II may be stated, has
no direct interest In the matter4----~-----
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
ALMOST 4 PANIC
IN WHEAT MARKET
Flood of Selling, Orders Force
May Option Down Still
Further.

CHICAGO, May 27.-~The wheat
market opened in near panic this
morning Every available broker was
on the floor, and there was flood
Of Ealing orders that forced the Ma )
option down "a tn / IA under yes
tsrday's weak close. July and Sep
TENDER wheat were also very weak
The trade was fact and confusion SO
great that individual operations did
net count. Big operators threw great
blocks of wheat on the market Low
er foreign cables, good wheat wealth
er and heavy stocks in transit brought
added confusion to the dcmoralized
wheat huiis
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27

and the outside corridor Is filled with
scores of boxes.
The reason for this Is that Mr..
Bottom Is sending Fourth of July
bog 70 the members OF the L@SisiH
ture, State department officials. Judges
OF the various courts and clerks or
the courts The boxes addressed 60
the legislators contain Ave copies Of
the Acts of 1910. copies of the jour
nal Of the House and Senate and q
bound volume of the department re-
ports. All the other boxes are the
same, except that they contain only.
one copy of the Acts. Mr.. Bottom has
been busy several days packing the
boxes and shipping them. and prob
ably will continue his labors In that
direction until the middle of next
week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
TALK OVER PLANS
To GOVERN CITIES
Administrative Forms of NUM-.
cipal Government to BE Con
sidered by Committee.

administrative forms Of municipal
government will he discussed Friday
night by the council committee ON
ordinance, charter and reform.
Councilman John Catchius. chair
man of the committee on forms of
government, will he ready to submit
the report Of his committee, which
recommends an ordinance providing
for the creation of an administrative
committee to have entire charge OF
the exec utiye affairs of the city.
The committee on st. Johns bury
ing ground and on markets will also
meet Friday night. Several matters
OF routine Importance will be con-
sidercd, bat no special business. II
Is understood, viii be transacted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
HOLE IN THE WALL is
CAUSE OF FIRE

A hole Ia the wall caused fire
Thursday morning III the home of T.
f. Kicks, 302 South Harrison street,
II appears that member OF the fam
fly had hung some clothes on the wall
on the second floor and sparks com
Ing up from "a stove beneath escaped
through a Hole formerly used for a
stove pipe and ignited them. The
damage was slight.
Engine companies No, o and G. and
Truck 20 8, responded TO the alarm
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
Get Tunnel CONTRACT

tSpoCtat to The Richmond Virginian,S
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Nav 81
The general contracting firm of Pat
ton & Richardson has been AWARDED
n contract for the construction OF a
tunnel and four miles of open work
on the extension of the Western Mary
land railway in Pennsyivanit. The
contract figure is between $20o. 900
and S25oD0U
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
Mnn,e.l ss.aoo, Ga,a aaae.

Mr. r. II, Moore was awarded o Yer-
diet OF $3.50 In the city Circuit Court
Thursday afternoon, The suit was
against Contractor A. NJ Walkup, the
Richmond Pattern and structural Iron
Works and the burroughs y hanktn
Construction Company, Mr.. Moore was
injured while at work on the Ameri-
tan National hank building. He
claimed SIS 900 declaring that his In
turies were due to the negligence OF
tbs contractors.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27

entire tract Of 80 1-2 acres for s25,o 900
or % liz acres Tor about $4,000.
Even at that time the company wish
cd 10 enlarge its cemetery, but would
not pay the required amount.
Additional faftti is now very much
desired by the Hollywood company and
If the COMMITTEES report is approved by
the council. II Is probable that the
property win be bought
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
WILL PAY MORE FOR
CLARKE SPRING PROPERTY
Hollywood Cemetery Now in No
ton OF Making Purchase
From City,

the Clarke's Spring property. owned
by the city. the Hollywood Cemetery
Company has expressed Its desire to
taka-oper- the tract ~lsIet-eef,- faeFr
be had according to the report of tho
sub committee on grounds and
buildings for s4e.0e1
The city In It's original offer to the
cemetery company agreed to sell the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
DfSORDEALY CfsAHAC TEH
FINED by JUSTICE JOHN.

Annie Bell Johnson, a bgazen Young
rnulatto. VINO was leaning far Out OF
: window Of her home In Mayo street,
tho quarter Of the city referred to By
Aaou al Yoder In this Idea for publ
cation OF which article he was heavily
nned In police court. was arrested
Thursday night by Ofticsr bradley and
arratgnad before Justice Crutchneld
yffNay morning. She did not deny the
nhAfre and WAS nned $40 which she
promptly paid
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
Onic.r Nunn;,tIy Qualities.

Officor JAMES NunnaIIy, RECENTLY
elected to the police force, has quail
fied before the city clerk, and has been
enrolled with the regular force. Mr..
Nunnally lie the first applicant from
Washington ward TO become "a mem
Der of the city police.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
NOTED CROOK WILL
FIGHT EXTRACTION
G. W. Thomas. Baggage Thief
Wanted Here Employees Coun-
sci in Kingston, n Y.
JACOBSBY BEHIND BARS
No One Permitted to See Man
Who Robbed Railroads of
Thousands.

After successfully eluding the police
of the entire country for nearly three
years. Martin Jacobsky, alias Bosky'
alias BroMskY- alias Iackson--is- safe
ly landed behind the bars OF the Hen
rico county jail. Jaeobsky Is wanted
here Tor stealing from the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway baggage valued at
more than 100000 There are thir-
ty-flve indictments against him.
The alleged notorious crook was
captured last Saturday in New York
city. Thursday morning ne was turn
ed over to Il. l. Senerer, special agent
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio. and
brought to Richmond Thursday night
about 1910 o'clock. He was taken
structions we're given by Hcherer to
Jaiier sydnor to permit no one to see
him.
May so to Orange.
Just where Jacobsky will be tried Is
not known, II Is probable. however
that he will be taken to Gordansxille
He Is said TO have carried on most
of his operations In Orange county.
Agent Seherer left Richmond early
Friday morning. ana. 1t liz said at his
Office, will not return until about !
o'clock Friday night. He is away or
| local matters.
I Jacobsky. who Is said to be mem.
/ Der Of Charlie Miller's gang. which Ii
said to have cost railroads more thar
half a million dollars, Is of medium
| build, slight and we'll dressed.
| With q. w. Thomas. Just captured
in Kingston, N. r.. Jacobsky is said
to be the last of the gang Of crooks
Allan and Driscoll are now in tbs
penitentiary here. Others were con,
| victed, but have served their time.
Preliminary Hearing.
Thomas Will be given preliminar,
hearing IN Kingston Friday afternoon
Just when he viii be brought back tc
I Virginia II not known, It, is likely
however, that II Will be I'm 2 few days
| for extradition papers were sent &c
New York for him.
| It was learned Friday that Thomas
Will tight extradition, hut the evidence
here against him IL said to be so over
whelming that any effort on his par,
to avoid coming to Virginia for trial
Will be hopeless, II is understood
that he has employed counsel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
JEWS AND CHRISTIANS
.HELP EACH OTHER.

The subject OF Rabbi II. N. Calisch's
-sArEsaaa- the asHagesae beth a ffta pa
Friday night, Will bee Jews and Chris
tiars help each other
THE discourse promises TO be one of
special interest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
Ciinnccry Qualifications.

Mr.. George Powers qualified Friday
morning In the chancery court as ad
ministrator on the estate Of Robert
Wpodson. Mr., w, ID. Harton qualified
ar executor OF the win of Mrs, Bridget
Murphy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27

issue lost by vote OF "a to 16.
HAMPTON. VA. May 27--The
Confederate organizations OF York
county have arranged to hold big
meeting at big Bethel on June IL
Ia celebration of the forty ninth an
niyersary OF the first battle of the
Civil War. Ii is proposed 10 have
an all-day outipg and speeches, and
music viii be included In the pro-
gram for the occasion
DANNILLE. VA, May 27.-John
| Thornton. who has been on trial at
, Houston. Va, charged with printing
spurious tobacco cigarette coupons,
was found not guilt Thursday after
noon.
The case was called for trial this
week. and was warmly contested by
both sides. The Jury In the case was
out only a few minutes. Withers Il
Leigh. ot panville. represented
Tho rnt0n. while Wood Bouldin, Com
monwealth's attorney of Halifax.
! looked after the prosecution,
WOODSTOCK, VA, May 21-But
for the arrival of his hired man,
NJ. +. Emswiirr. a farmer living sew
etal miles west Of here, would have
been killed by a large bull which he
was trying 70 drive from his barn
yard, Mr. Emswiler fell when the
animal charged him, and II was only
after being severely wounded with a
pitchfork In the hands OF the hired
man that the enraged beast was
driven away
BRISTOL, VA. May 2s.-The faith
er of Minnie Belle Thomas. a pretty
young girl 81 Glade Springs Va. who
disappeared from a field, where she
was To pick strawberries. was here
= ThsFsda5- s-a rrtftng for hts daughter,
t who. he states. is only fourteen years
old, He vas advised of her mar
rage 10 Charles Edward Lester, q
] young carpenter.
! WOODSTOCK, VA. May &c. NJ
Sheetz- of Woodstock. has a broken
nose, IS minus several teeth, and Is
! otherwise injured from an attempt TO
! hold kicking cow while his wife
I MIXED it,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
NEWS FROM ALL OVER VIRGINIA

thus far paid their licensAs-hence
ToiliYer may have some difficulty Iii
procuring u prompt defender.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27

MA SAsSAs, VA. May 27.--Tn the
municipal election held here Thurs
day on the question of issuing 100000
bonds for the water system. the bond
issue lost by a vote OF "a to 16.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27

If YOU DESIRE A Err,
The Richmond virgtnian Want Advs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
'sEND|NG OUT BOOKS
To THE LAWMAKERS
supt Bottom Busy and Boxes
Piled Up All Around
Him.

Superintendent of Printing Davis
Bottoms Office, in the Capitol, resem-
bles an express depot these days, Ev-
erywhere boxes and packages are
piled almost AZ high as the ceiling
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
RUN FOR OFFICE,
DON'T SPEND CENT
Remarkable Candidates Of TWEEN
ty-Seven Municipal Job Aspir-
ants in Lynchburg.

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
LYNCHBURG. VA. May 27---out
of twenty-seven candidates In the re-
cent municipal primary held here re-
Gently not one OF them had to spend
a single cent for expenses.
This fact developed to-day when
the task OF figuring up the expenses
of the election was taken up.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-10-13
REMOVAL OF SEWARD PENINSU
LA POWER COMPANY OFFICE.

On and after October 18th. 1910. tho
office Of the Seward Peninsula Power
Company will be located at the office
Of Tire John J. Sesnon Company where
all light bills must be paid and any
otrer business in connection with the
company transacted
NJ. =. RICHARDSON.
Superintendent