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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-08

Berkshire pigs for saleseyen
weeks Old. p. Il. Muir.
Sladeclifs
p. o. Williams WIFI,
Fox SALE--Seye7al good show
cases cheap.
G-S. MERCHANT,
Mathews. Va.
FOR SALE-Go barrels Of corn
on the ears at 81. 90 per Dol.
8 Apply w. II. &. MURRAY
-I9-2t. Williams WIFI. Va
FoR-ShLE a fine lot flooring
and doors at special prices.
Apply, MILTON MURNAy
Williams Wharf Va.
FOK SAIE--A large lot Of
pound poles in all sizes. Situated
near the water. Apply.
S-4tf. JoURNAL OFFICE.
FOR SALE pair wild eesse
u.aIe aud female price S.. 90 Lay
every year Apply.
T. G. HURST
Laban Va.
We are going out the buggy
business and have on hand sur
rev and .. top buggies. We will
sell these goods very cheap to
close. G.. s. MARcHANr.
FOUND-On Tabbs Road. on Tues
day, ladies black jacHet. trimmed in
white lace. Owner can apply to
Journal Office and receive their prop
erty.
For SALE-One 80 light. acety
lene gas machine. in perfect Or
der, now III operation.
c. ID. CLINTON
DiXondale. Va.
Gasolene. Bugeye Genl. Joseph
b. Seth for sale cheap reason
owners have no use for her IN
quire of.
MILTON MURRAY.
Williams Wharf Va.
For SALE Brick. Cement.
Lime and Shingles. Price always
reasonable and Patronage appre-
ciated,
7. L. MILES
HICKS Wifi Va.
FoR SALE. Having placed
loaded glass windows in the Cen
traI church the old sashes are Of
fered for sale. Al ply to Rev. L.
!. Phaup or DR.. G. c. White.
If. Mathews. Va.
LOST-On August 30th between I.
y. Owens store anil Bethel Beach. one
ladies' double case gold watch Ini-
trails z. M. II. in back. Had with it
a Randolph Macon womans College
Fob on which was pinned u. =
Marine Corps pin. Finder please re-
turn to JoutAal Office
or Il. w. Hudgins
9-9-4t Port Haywood
WANTED-Cosmopolitan Magazine
requires the services of 4 representa-
tive in. Mathews, Va. to look after sub
scrjption renewals M 10 extend cir
culation by special methods which
have proved unusually successful.
Salary and commission. Previous
experience desirable but not essential.
Whole time or spare time. Address
with references, II. <. Campbell, Cos
,aopolitan Magan-e, 1879 Broadway,
New YOrk'City.
Having accepted an agency for
the "Coggins Marble Manufacture
ing Company" ! am prepared to
furnish designs. prices and sam
pies of the material used. Any
one desiriJg monuments or tomb
stones of anv kind can be accom-
modated by calling on Or dropping
a postal to
s. ]. FOSTER.
$40 If. Susan Va.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-08

WHAT TO 90 IN CASE or ACCIDENT
If skin is broken apply DR.. Bells
Anti-Pain at once and the wound will
heal quickly aud never get sore. Used
internally ana externally.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-08
p Gard

Mass. Mutual Life
Insurance Co..
Richmond, Va,
Gentlemen2-
l desire to thank
YOU for the prompt settlement of
the death claim on the life of my
son. | can recommend your COM
pany to all who should carry in
suranCe. Respectfully
Mrs. Elizabeth ]. Atherton,
Hallieford. Va.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-08
Ub journal.

Entered at Il. Post Office az Mathews
r.. Va. as sec0nd-class matter.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-08

APPOINTMENTS on MATHEWS
CIRCUIT.
Sept. IL. IAN. Salem
"a " $50 p. NJ. Bethel
1S IL A. M. Central
" 8 so =. NJ. Salem
+" IS IL A. NJ. Bethel
"a Z. NJ. Central
APPOINTMENTS ON EAST MATH
EWS CIRCUIT FOR AUGUST.
SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
Ist and ord Sunday Beulah.
100 A. NJ.
end ami 4th Beulah,
$3.50 z. Nj.
Ist and 3rd " St. Paurs
$3.50 p. NJ.
end and 4th " St. Paul's
1900 p. NJ.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-08

SOLEYSHONEYANnEAR
for c6ifdreSs SAFE. sure, Va e.,Io,as
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-08

THURSDAY. SEPT. 8. ,9I0.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-08

NORTH MATTHEWS APPOINT
MENTS.
1st Sunday, Shiloh 3 P. NJ.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-08

The long rainy spell has caused
a biueness in many of the farmers
on aGcount of damaged fodder.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-09-08

5-Iot If.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
to
Go to Alaska
Taft Talks Over General Politics with
Intimates-Says He is Well
Satisfied

BEVERLY. Mass. July ia-President
Taft talked politics today with Senator
Crane Of Massachusetts,. Attorney General
WickershAm and Secretary Nagel OF the
Department OF Commerce and Labor. Their
conference lasted until after s O'Clock to-
night Extreme retIcence was displayed by
everybody and no statement other than
that the general situation was discussed
could be obtained.
Senator Crane was close to the president
was a daily visitor at the White House. The
president was reported tonight TO be well
satisfied with general conditions and hope
full OF republican success, all along the
nae." 1t was definitely determined this
afternoon that Attorney General Wicker
sham shall accompany Secretary Nagsl to
Alaska The situation in that far-off terri
tory has given the president much concern
Serious fractional fights have been In prog
rsxs there, for several years Extreme bit
tsrness has been displayed Each time an
appointment hLs been made to one Of the
fedeSAI offices q campaign has been started
against the appointee- The fights have
been carried 70 Warrington from time &c
time
The delegate from Alaska Mr.. Wicker
sham. who IL no relation 70 the attorney
general Is at Iosgernesds with the admins
tration-
The president has found IL necessary
lately to remove a number OF Alaskan off
Gals Several Of the men whom he ap
pointed TO succeed these failed OF eonfirna
ton and made IL necessary for the presi
dent to resort TO recess appointments.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
CABLE THREE THOUSAND
TO BRING HOME INDIANS
sioux left IN Brussels ~ Stranded
VIA West Shsw VIII BE
Cared For.

WASHINGTON. July li-Ths bureau Of
Indian affairs has directed that uTo Be
eabled TO Brussels 20 bring hone the thirty
nine Ogalsna Sioux IodiAns who are
stranded there by reason. u IL said. OF
financial embarrassment Of an American
Wild west exhibition 70 which thsy wsrs
attached The money vii BE- Deducted
from the deposit left with the government
by the manager OF the company which EN-
ployed the Indians 20 GUARANTEES that they
would be paid for their service and that
they would be returned 20 their homes on
the Pine Ridge reservation In south Da-
kota The red men win sail for home
July 2.
The plight OF the Indians was called "a
the attention Of the bureau % Indian AZ
fairs by Consul General watts At Brussels
and By Frank Goings, an Indian. in whose
care the government placed the red mer
when they joined the show.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
Packing House
Men Subpoenaed
Government Wants Testimony Of
People Acquainted with Workings
Of National Packing Company.

CHICAGO. July l2-The first move in the
government new Investigation OF the pack
ing interests was made yesterday, when
suOpoenAs for fifty employees OF the Ma
uonal Packing company were issued BY
United States District Attorney Sims Those
subpOenaed are ordered to appear before
the federal grand jury at 10 o'clock Thurs
day morning The members Of the special
grand jury viii receive their instructions
from Judge KenesaE u. Lands al o'clock
Thursday morning. =
WASHINGTON. July Is.-Federal inquiry
into various features Of the oleomargarine
frauds. II 10 understood here. VIII be one
Of the important matters to which the at
tentiOn of the special grand jury which
meets in Chicago this week win be called.
The grand jury has been summoned pri-
marily 70 resume the investigation into the
so-ealled beef Trust. the indictments re-
turned some months ago having been
thrown cut OF court By Judge Lands be-
cause they were defective.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
Mexican Heads
Pan-Americans,
White Defeated
Antonio Bermeo Elected President Of
Conference at Buenos AyTeS Over
Former American Envoy.

BUESos ATREs. July n-Ths openiag
q the fourth Psn-Amsr1can eoufereaoe
here today Uas marked By a brilliant as
semblage % delegates representing the
United states and the Latin-Americsn re-
pubiicS Phflandsr c. Knox. the American
secretary OF 5tAts. and Dr. V. De Ia Plaza,
the Argentine foreign ministsr. were named
a. honorary presidents. The American
delegates were warmly received on all
sides. and reports OF q Latin-Aner1ean
coalition against the United states are the
subject Of ridicnia Tue conference wa
opened at "a O'Clock this afternooa and
there vas a large attsndanos at the In
auEuration ceremony.
Great crowds gathered around the han "a
watch the coming Of the delegates.
The address Of welcome vas delivered
W ID. De La Plaza. and Henry White
former Amer1oan AMBASSADOR % France
responded IN Ensiish on behalf q AL the
de'esztiOas. BOth addresses N-ers HberaIly
SDplandsd- The delegate from Cuba pro
posed that Mr.. whites address b trans
lated into spanish and this was done b.
the secretary general senior Portela, who
is the Argentine minister At Washington
The FIRST business session Of the couven-
ton begaa- The Mexican delegate. senol
saiado. nominated Antonio BermeJo fOl
president. while ROdriguss Larratta- in be.
half Of the Argentine delegation. proDOsec
/ Henry White for that honor senoi
/ BermejO vas elected The proposal e
elect Secretary Knox and DR.. De La Plaza
honorary presidents came from the Peru
Wan delegation
1t was decided that hereafter the various
vice presidents should preside at the sue
cessive sessions. The conference adtournes
urtil O'Clock tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
Tourists Train
Plunges Down Bank
Engine Crew Killed-Four Women
Hurt-Hundred Delegates
in Cars.

SALINAS. Cal. July lz-Leaving the rails
while travelling At high speed. a special
train bearing 100 delegates from the east
TO the American Chemical society conven-
ton In san Francisco, plunged off the en-
bankment near Metz station. thirty miles
south OF here early today killing the engine
crew and injuring four women passengers
and five trainmen- one Of the victims.
Mrs Charles Lamonto OF Detroit. Mich,
suffered injuries 20 her spine and lie ser
iOusly hurt The injuries Of the other wO-
men are not believed to be serious.
Among the injured are:
Mr.. NJ p Nichols. Ann Arbor. Mich
badly bruised
Mrs Charles Lamont. Detroit Mich
spine injured.
Mrs. H. @. Barnard. Indianapolis; bach
sprained, feet injured.
Miss Laura Muskohf. Beach City. o.
ecalded-
All the delegates including the injured
were taken 70 san Francisco on a special
train
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
CUTS AUTO TIRES FROM SPITE
Charles Raa BOund over 20 Grand
Jury Because of Vandalism Di-
receed Against Machines.

MASON CITY. Ia. July ia-lspeciall -
Venting spite against automobiles IL the
latest freak In this locality. Charles RAu
i bound over 20 the grand jury 10 answer
to the crime Of deliberately running a knife
through the tire OF = machine owned BY
Tod Ransom. IL vas ~ a bah game and
the feeling between the oonsssting teams
ran 50 high that II Is alleged that Rau
vented his spite in this way. AT Charles
City Frank PErshah as he says nov.
without any provOoation and while he wAs
in his right mind. picked up a large rock
and hurled II through the rear Of the
Joseph Hsoht EutomObiis. inJuring AIIss
GardA Troutner and Mas RhodA Hscht
He says that be could not resist the temp
tAti0n 70 throw the stone as the car passed
and that he didn't even know who vas IL
the machine when he threw the stone.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
LIEUTENANT GAY SAVES
SHIP At RISK or LIFE
Dives Into Held of Sinking ship
Commended ny Secretary
of Navy.

WASHINGTON. July ia tribute to the
courage OF Leutenanf lease B. Gay OF the
battleship Connections for saving the float
ing derrick Hercules at the New York navy
yard during q storm June . last was paid
in letter signed BY AGING Secretary OF the
Navy Winthrop today.
During the squat Lieutenant Gay gave
notice from the Connecticut of the Her
cules' danger and with two or three yolun-
teers rushed 70 the derrick. which. in great
danger OF going to the bottom. had been de-
serted By the crew Gay Jumped on the
Hercules. dived Below and searched for any
remaining members Of the crew, and find
ing none. returned on deck. closed the for
ward starboGrd hatch and fastened 1t Sc
curely. the water, meantime. rising TO his
waist Several Of the volunteers followed
him and closed the remaining open matches
The secretary's letter warmly commands
him for personal courage and ability to lead
men into danger in emergency and aeknowl-
edges his prevention Of further damage to
the Hercules
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
DEMOCRATS SCORE THOSE
WHO WALKED OUT OF HALL
milwaukee Convention Opposes IAi-
tIatIve, Referendum and
Recall.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, July l3.-At l
o'clock this morning the democratic state
convention voted in favor OF nominating a
state ticket. ana Immediately named
Adolph j. Sehmltz as their candidate for
governor Mr. schmitz received the nom
nation without 4 dissenting vote and was
escorted TO the platform and made speech
thanking the convention FOR the honor con-
ferred upon him
Burt Williams was the unanimous choice
for United States senator OK the democratic
state convention which has adjourned
The state ticket which VIII be voted
upon al the primary election on September
for phases on the regular ballot 1T the
November election are as follows:
For Governor-AdOlph J. Schmlt1. MI
Lieutenant GovernoT-M. ]. schoiey Of
Kenosha and Harry l. Bolens OF Port
secFetsgy Of stzts-George w. Thiesen
OF Nayville and John NJ Callahan Of
Neerah.
Tressurer-E c. Zimmerman OF wausan,
Attorney General-John F. Dohsrty. La
Crosse, no opposition
Insurance cOmu1issioneF-JOhn J. Hazel
wood. jefferson. no opposition
After q hot fight on the floor late
tonight TIE Ballhorn resolution, scoring the
democratic legislators who walked out In
the last legislature during the voting for
Isaac Stephenson for the United States
senate. was passed The convention also
voted down q resolution favOring the in
itiative. referendum and recall. The resO-
luton fGvoring a tax on franchises also
vas voted down
william Wolfe Of Lacrosse was named
permanent Chairman
The report OF the committee on resOlu-
lions was adopted a. read after the conven-
ton wrangied for three hours in an effort
on the Part Of large number Of the dele
gates 10 change the phraseology OF the
plan relating 10 conservation and home
rule.
An effort Was also made - add q plank
20 the platform eondsmning county option
Uhsoh vas rejected after lengthy debate.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
FIRST POSTAL BANK
STAMP IS APPROVED
Has No Photo Upon it-win ne Used
In Transaction of OffieiaI
Business.

WASHINGTON. July u-The nrst dis
unetive stamp for the postal savings bank
system has been approved By Postmaster
General Hitchcock. II IL a very unpreten-
uous-looking emblem, resembling an ordl-
nary 2-cent stamp except that II has no
portrait upon it. and win be used exclu-
sively on the official mail N conducting
the postal savings system
The first order for soo.ooo OF these stannps
has been given The money value OF :
cents each Is placed upon the stamps In
order that an account may be kept OF the
expense attending the administration OF
the postal savings hank. Uutil the system
is Installed the stamps viii be used exclu-
sively on the official mail Of the board Of
trustees
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
Physicians Say
Pure Food Laws
Hurt Fruit Men
Congratulate President Taft on Stand
Against DR.. wiley's "PernieiOuS
Rulings."

PASADENA Cal. July B.-Dslsgatss to
the siKty-siIth convention Of the American
Institute OF Homeopathy in session here to-
cay unanimously sdopted a resolution
6enounoing food laws that prohibit the use
OF preservatives IN food and the use Of
sulphur IN curing California fruits
After the vote was tske,,. yelegrams were
sent 70 President Taft and James H VIII
son, secretary OF Agriculture. stating the
action represented the sentiment Of 11.oo
physicians and congratulsting the president
and hts cabinet officers on their stand IN
favor Of the farmer, fruit grower and pre-
serving factories and against the pernicious
rulings OF DIT. A. H Wiley. chief OF the
United States bureau Of chemistry"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
New York Lawyers Reject $4,000
Park Bonds on Technicality.
NAY CUT SUN FROM BUDGET
The Bees BId for City AdvertisinE
Accepted and COunen Makes
90 Offiesai Paper of
city.

Because a firm Of New York lawyers
finding their clients short Of ready money
and needing an excuse for holding back
on = bond purchase tried TO fasten a faint
Of illesality on a recent bond issue of SSo0o
for the park board OF Omaha. the city
may be saved the S5o.Op and the park board
have that much less to spend.
O'Connor and Kahisr. . Wall street firm
were awarded the sale OF the recent park
bond issue and their check for Sl.00o was
accepted to bind the bargain, but in their
bid they provided for q possible resembling
II their attorneys advised against the pur-
chase City Attorney Burnam received =
letter declaring that the sdviee Of the at
torneys Haubbard Masslich. was
against It and recommended TO the council
/ that tie brokers be allowed 70 withdraw
and that their loo b returned to them.
night and the sale IL off The bonds may
now be offered At q private sale. but II
they are not taken up. e. is easily possible.
the city viii be able 70 cut the 5000 from
| the budget for ISL
/ Objection Not valid.
The objections OF Hubbard 4 MAsslieh
which are. according 10 Mr.. Burnam.
4 entirely technical and not at all valid as
far as the negotiable value Of the bonds
is concerned. were 70 the effect that the
city charter gives the right to sell bonds
for the purpose Of paying for and i'm
| proving lAnds-purchased and appreciated
for parks" but not for current expenses. "
Since these bonds were put TO the voters
to be used for paying cost OF maintaining
parks the New York lawyers assert that
they are Tor current expenses. This opinion
would have no effect on the sale Of the
bonds TO any other firm declares the city
attorney.
| The Omaha Bee was made the Official
paper Of the city for the ensuing year and
its bid for the advertising OF the city WA
accepted az the lowest and best bid
NJ. L Endres was given the contract foi
painting the interior Of the city jail FOL
$3.50. BIDS were received for installing new
boilers In the Jail and for repsinting tbs
welcome arch. A petition from the auto
mobile owners OF the oiJy asking for
more strict enforcement Of the speed reEu
latlOns was heard and placed on file Al
invitation TO ride in the Saengerfest pArad,
was accepted with fervor.
The ordinance providing for building tn
terminals and freight depot OF the Burning
|, ton railroad on Eighth street was heard an,
win be passed at the next meeting Be
sides reserving TO the city the right to re
tracked streets FRrnam. Harvey. Howar,
and jackson, at any future time. II &C
cepted from the railroad q promise, backe.
BY q $4,000 boad to make good any dam
ages that may arise
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
GERMANY SOr TAKING HAND
Dxnbes AntaEonisun 20 COuntry's
south AEexfcan Policy Exfsts-

DrnAes ABtaEoRissn 10 COuntry's
south AaexfcaA Policy Exfsts-
BERLIN, July ls--Germany has taken no
Stand In opposition 70 the United States in
the affairs OF Central and South America
Germany has issued no statement that
could be construed into antagonlSm Of the
American government In what that govern
ment has done. Is doing. or may do IN
Nicaragua This declaration was made al
the German Forsiga office this evening.
Special, dispatches resolved here from
washington aaG other American cities re-
ported thai the German Foreign office had
issued a statement today that .-GeTmsay
refuses 70 reeognize any right on the part
Of he United states 70 supervise its diPlo-
matte relations with other countries, Cen
trai ana south American countries In gen
eral and NlcAragC.H in particular"
When this report was placed before the
Foreign Office Il vas given an emphatic
denial
8srEaan goverament officials are greatly
wrought NJ b. the attempts made TO have
The country appear In role OF antagonism
10 the United States. when on the contrary,
Il has been the desire % the government
20 develop both the commercial and dlpl0-
matte relations with America
Ths present situation has arisen from ths
ssblirauOn Of letter from Emperor VII
liam 70 ~. Aadriz. president de faeto Of
the government OF Nicaragua In ssverA
quarters apparently the significance OF thu
lettsa has been misiudged. and IL becams
necessary To-Day. IN order that 10 wrong
construction might be placed on "a. to issn'
a statement through the foreign offices
explaining that the letter was merely
formal acknowledgement OF a notice re
selyed from MAdriz OF his election 20 th'
presidency.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
MAY Be MORE HOMEsTEADs
Forester Graves VIII EEaniae Ma
tfOnal Tfmber Lands in
Colorado.

WASHINGTON. July 1a-For the pur.
pose OF establishing by personal observation
whether OF not there are any lands re-
naming in the national forests In Colorado.
which should be eliminated and thrown
open TO homestead settlement Forester
Graves viii start from New Haven. Conn
where he is at present for the west OF
July IS
All the national forests in Colorado have
been rsclsssified and their boundaries re-
arranged on the basis OF the agreement
reached some time ago BY the interior
and Agricultural department This agree-
msnt provides for the elimination Of lands
better adapted 20 agriculture, than 10 the
growing OF trees and the addition OF areas
more suitable 10 forestry purposes than to
any other uses
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
Iowa Man Killed
in Auto Accident
S. king Of Monroe is Killed and
Four Companions Injured When
Machine Turns Turtle.

PRAIRIE CITY. Ia, July AS king
OF Monroe. aged IS years. was killed and
four companions injured. when their auto
mobile turned turtle five miles west of
this city late this evening. samuel COwles
Ct PleAsAntville sustained two fractured
ribs. and the Misses Grace Hall, Hazel
Warner and Maud Glidden Of Des Molnes
received minor injuries
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
SoUTHERNERS PRAISE
TAFT-WELc0ME COLONEL
Alabama Republican Convention En-
dOrses Chicago National
Platform.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, July 11-The Ala
hama republican convention here tonight
nominated J. O. Thompson. Birmingham.
for governor and candidates for other state
offices except justice of the supreme court
The platform endorses the Chicago ma
tiOnAl platform, praises the administration
Of President Taft and warmly welcomes
back 70 America Theodore Roosevelt
On state issues q compromise On the
liquor question Il inserted endorsing the
action Of the Montgomery conference and
fAvoring repeal Of the present laws II they
are found unsatisfactory.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
MAN FOUND DEAD AT
MARSHALLT0WN IA.
Officers Are Investigating Death of
Mas Supposed 10 BE MaIlOtha
Jarvis of BIiehiEnn.

AdARsHALLTowN. Ia. July 1a-(speciSI
Telegram-)--After a protracted spree. last
Ing twelve days a nan supposed 10 be
Nalletha Jarvis OF ST. Charles. Mich. about
% years old. was found dead here this
morning. Officers are seeking 20 locate
friends Jarvis had been IN Council Bluffs
recently.
The discovery OF two big bruises over
Jarvis heart have led the officers 70 BE-
lIeve the man met Nigh foul play. and Al
Investigation has been started.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
EVANS AND JAMESON WIN
Nominations for District Judge Made
In Third Judicial District by
AeeIamatiOn-

CREsrON. Ia. July l1-(spseiAl Tels-
gram. Judge Hiram X Evans and SeaA-
tor James II Jamison received the nom
nations for district judges in the third
judicial district republican convention,
which convened here this afternoon.
Judge Tedsord Of corydOu vas chairman
Of the convention and Fred NJ chnds Of
Lsnox was secretary. Nominations were
made BY reclamation and we're unanimous