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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-08-25

COLONEL JOHN PyuRAN, g. q. A., DEFEATED
At RICH MOUNTAIN ny COLONEL ".
EoeECRASs. July II. isGi: RosE TO RANK
or MAJOR oENRi.AL. MADE NOTABLE
hKCokD AND WAS kILLtD AT BATCuLhs
kuS, rkB. 9, lsCS
exposed By regram's defeat and with
drawal, Garnett III turn He'd before
PegraIn could rea' him.
A. Grst General Garnett tried to re.
turn to Beverly and escape to the
south. but Mcclellan WIS too swift for
hin, and occupied Beverly FIRST Then
the Confederate -omuuinder turned
north and risked the hazardous chance
" eludlng pursuit ana getting through
the mountains by WAY ~ 1t. George.
In the meantime rrgrain wandered
about vainly and Oh the nth offered
10 surrender his entire command. The
tender war accepted the next dry
There were Only about 40 ncl left
the remainder having escaped from
the valley as best they could.
Fight at Carrickb Ford.
General Morris and Captain II. ".
Benhnm were sent In pursuit Of Gar.
nett. II was easy TO trace the fleeing
Confederaies ny the knapsncks aud
provisions thrown inside on the way.
The race nOrthwnrd began on the
18th. the southern troops having
about twelve hours the start. Both
armies rested that night. and the next
day the Federals came up with Oar.
nett ct ford Of branch Of the
Cheat river. The pursuit was contin.
ued until the next ford ,carrick'S was
reached. q running fight for four miles
having been kept up along the way.
Here the Confederate commander
stopped to give battle. The banks
were steep. and he chose his position
on high ground. An attempt was first
made to fnnk him. tut this was aban.
doned. In the meantime Colonel
Steedman's Ohio regiment had given
battle. IN which other northern regl
ments soon Joined.
The Indiana troops were ordered Ia
charge the foe In front, and NJ the
HOosiers swarmed up the banks the
COnfeierates fed. Not only were they
Outnumbered. but their ammunition
was almost exhausted. Garnstt fell
while trying to reform his men Tn.
Union men lost two killed and ten
wounded. the COnfederates thirty xiii.
I'd aud many scores wounded aud
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-08-25
MODEL FOR A NlGHTDRESS
Attractive Design Tor Those Who Like
- Little Around Neck and Arms
a. Possible.

Many women. especially those liv.
Ing in warm climates. like their night
dresses 10 have ~ little round the
neck and arms as possible; for these
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-08-25
COUTURE IS PINNED ON
SOLVES HAIR PRosLeM FoR THE
eUsv WOMAN.

Variety Of styles Adapted to A"
rypss Of Faces TO Choose From,
Thanks to Designers end Max.
srs OF Hair oooda
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-08-25
Mcclellan Fs Pegram.

While this engagement was being
fought on top Of Rich mountain Gen.
eral Mcclellan hud brought up his en-.
tire forces facing regram. reudy 70
give battle the next morning Threat.
ened thus from two sides. with more
than half his army lost or scattered.
the Confederate commando broke
camp during the night and tried to re.
Join Garrett With his own rear thus
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-08-25

NUNpGH ,.1 ~ Y-.As ., 'ra.' 49,
=. sc'te~sse'
..r,sg--s-
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10
Father of Thirty.two
 Children is III

At Cape Charles, Va, John W Guy, who is the father of more children than any man in this section of the country. lies dangerously i'll at his home near Me,ia. Va.
 Mir Guy, who is 79 years old. is the father of g children He has teen married three times. The marriage of son by his first wife and of a daughter of 6 second wife to e broth er-iu-law of Mrs Guy have made him brother-inisw to t~o of his children, one of whom is Johnsthan Guy, e for mer Cochise county resident owning come mines in the Drsgoons near TombstCne
 Of Guys thirty-two childreu- twenty-one sons and eleven daughters a-e still living. the oldest, son, being 56 years old. All of his sons are fathers of large fsmi- lies.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10
Do Not Have to Pay
 Poll Taxes in Pima

Di-regarding the example of Co., chi-e county, Pima county will not attempt to collect poll tex from the isborers and bosses engaged in the construction of the Fl Psso & South western from Fsirbank to Tucson,
 Nearly all these men are working on a day laborer's wage. and they are not only newcomers into this com- munity, getting their pay from out sile capital, but they are really work ing out their road tax by building this fine railroad into Tucson. 1 feel thst it uouIi he real hardship to make them psy,s2.50 per man poll tsx," says the tax collector.
 Oa thu. matter controversy be- tween the contractor- Of the Fl Paso X Southwestern and the authorities of 'ochise county has just been set tied by the payment of more than Sl, 500 poll tsxes. Tue county was on the verge Of bringing suit against Me- Arthur Brotherss company.-Citizen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10
Chinese Girl
 Enters University

Mics Margaret Woo of Los Angeles has come to Tucson at the instance of Miss NJ Cameron. who for yeafs has been A missionary among the Chinese in San Francisco. and has registered ID the preparatory department of the University Of Arizona, having taken up her residence at West cottage. one of be girl's dormi.ories. Miss Woo has been attending the Lincoln school in San Fran cisco, and it wss there that NJ ss Cameron. who is spending he winter in Tucson, met her. Sic hss beautiful soprano voice and has for some time sung in choirs.
 There are now two Celestisls regis- tered st the University of Arizons, the other being a Japanese, George N:shi. hars. who will receive his degree as bachelor Of science in mining this coming June
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10
The County Democratic Candidates

that fsi,hfulness and fairness that has characterized his individual and of. ficisl deslings.
 The careful administration of the schools of the county and promotion of the educational welfare of the school children will be the aim Of H H Hotchkiss for county school super intendent who is vel! Qusl fled and a highly esteemed resident of Douglas.
 In the fulfillnent of his duties e county prosecutor W G Gilmore can be relied upon for loyal, able service and fearless devotion to duty.
 EA Hughes for assessor stands high in the esteem and confidence Of of his frier ds, is young an of iu- tegrity and sterling worth and his bong resldeuce m Cochi-e and official trsin D ing in various positions of trus makes hIm familiar with and well 9ualifed for the position.
 JJB nton ior road supervisor is an Id time resident of the county with experience as road huilder and would give th,- department of county gov crnment his earnest at'eDtiop. Us McNei-h tor re election ss coun y -nrveyor is ~ell ftted by resson oi excellent training, practical experie nee and field work ard has many friend. throughout the county.
 Frank Ramsey for treasurer is . popular Cochise pioneer well com. mended snd willing to lcok after the public cash box and the receipt and distribution of funds in the cons duct of the wheels of county govern ment.
 For members If the board of euper. visors Gus Hickey. John Rock and Wm Rigge are citizens of ability hon- esty and industry who have made . success of their own business and can be depended upon to give the same attention to that of county govern ment, insurine careful judgment and d economy in their administration.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10
War.

War is that condition which is brought about when the eminent statesmen of one nation cannot agree with the eminent statesmen of an- other nation. To settle the disagree ment 1t becomes necessary to send men who know nothing Of the diplo- matic angles Of the matter to shoot al one another. Many are killed and many more are wounded. and eventu- ally the war Is over, with one side or the other victorious. And the eminent statesmen-how many of them are slain and wounded7 Bless youl lt would not do for them to take part in the wars they arrange. IL is neces- sary that they be spared to conduct the peace negotiations.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10

The Cochise Democracy have a rep resentatiye ticket .in which all the nominees are pledged to honest, able economic and satisfactory service and their merits placed before the people 10. ratification op December l2th.
 For state senators c NJ Roberts and w P Sims haze exceptional ability and possess to an eminent degree the qualifications of progressive legisls- tors whose platforms and policies meet with public favor
 For the first state legislative as sembly the seven Cochise represents tives are pledged to progressive meas = ures and enactment of laws in fur therance Of same. In the hands of Sam Bradner. J NJ Bail, George Craig, c B Kelton A G Curry. J F Duncan, and w G Graham, all loyal Cochise citizens our legislative welfare may he esleIy entrusted
 Fo, superior judge in Hon. Fred Sutter, the demo ocracy hss placed for nomination a man of practical legal learning and attachments with s wide experience in all branches Of judicsI procedure and well qualified and ft- ted for the high office.
 EJJsmes for clerk of court is 4 capable hooest and competent young man whose pact experience ss clerk o the probate court eminentiy fits snC qualities him for Ibe important ana manifold duties of the position h. seeEs.
 For sheriff Harry Wheeler come before the voters with sn excellent record ss a seasoned peace officer and [ studied policy of preyentsve measures to lessen criminsiity with its ;sttend- snteconomic and moral benefits. For recorder, the nomination O Owen Murphy is popular and hspp,
 selection His qualifications are uu.
 qnestioned and his administration O
 the office would be conducted witl
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10
Arizona Widow Re-
 ceives $4.250 Damages

Harry Suttcn's widow and children will receive s42j0 from the Pacific Ga. & Electric company. In the dis- trict court at Phoenix. H A Hughes. administrator of the Sutton estate , vas awarded that amount in his tuit against the electric corporation, and the costs were assessed to the GefeDd- ant.
 Sutton was timer employed by George Hsgman and was killed last July shile doing some work on the roof of the city hall He touched . wire leading into the building. The wire wac an old one from which the insulation had rooted away, and Sution was electrocuted.
 The widow was left in destitute cir- cumstsoces and Dr Hughes, ss admin is,fatcr, i'm mmediately filed damage cult.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10

Citilen. Bsnk X rrust Co to CG Lin6strand .... -
 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED Filepe B Gomez to c H and
 and Anns Il Hirst, Doug-
 lss prop .......-.. llo OO
 e c. DEED
 Bernardo Gomez to c H and
 Anna M Hi-st, Douglas
 prop. ...... ....... ...... l5o O
 ADMINISTRATOR DEED Emil Marks. sdmr e-tste of
 Clyde T Scott. deceased. to
 Miners and Nercb Bank,
 prop in Warren NJ D.. 6530 70
 WARRANTY DEED Fred Fell ST 10 El Clsrbon.
 nesu. Douglas prop .-. 600 co Jas B Negri to T L Doss and
 Harry Holbrook, land 10 %
 DEED
 Cop Qleen Con Nm Co to
 Western Inv Go. mines in
 Warren Nj D. ........... 10 %
 WARRANTY DEED Mrs Louiss Gassdori and hus.
 band to Timma Ida Holmes
 Blsbee prop op.............- 10 OO Same parties AZ above, lot on Lesiathap pat mine w 10 co R Pride to E Bucoms, Will COX prop ..--...... .... loo co
 MINING DEED Gid Grsham to David Me- Bride, prop in Tur. NJ D.. 500 %
 AGREEMENT or SALE Ouu NlIb EguttE Mitchell, Douglas prop $50 0O
 REALTY MORTGAGE Jos P Sexton 10 State Mot B & L Ass'n, Douglas prop. 1000 % l Glenn 4 Johnson to Edward Sutton, land ......... l0O o0 BenJamin Bedford toP H Hsrri-on and N D Pierce, land ................. 225 %
 CHATrEI MORTGAGE Francis 70 Simon to Brooks. Cooper Furniture Co, furni lure. ....... ...........-... 5h OO l H Warren % above Co, fur- ture .... ............ es os J L Ramsey to same Co. fur uiture. ............... AT 30 | Morris Wsssiman to same Co furniture ....-.... 64 63 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE fhos Foster to T L Seeley.. - Mrs c Ryan to W k Mills. -
 RELISQUIsHMENT Homes.esd by David II Me
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10
More Men For
 Pearce Mines

Thursday morning, an addition to the force of men employed at the Common wealth mine at Pesrce, was the real com mnencement of active op- erstiors by messs of which that prop erty is 10 be again the great ~eslth producer ths, in former days made it one of the best mines in Arizona. While the 10 ee Is ss yet hut twenty men, moro are to be put to work as fs-t as they can be used to an sdyan- tage.
 The early erection Of mill. having a capacity of 300 tons daily, will mean the employment Of large force oi men in addition to the miners and sps ssks well for the future prosperity of Pearce. .-Nourtlond Arzonsu.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10

That the contention of the Democrat the effect that Mark smith in the senate would be of nestimabe value to Arizona not only account of his familiarity with big questions and his ability but also because of his wide acquaintance with members of the house and and the regard and n which they hold him. has been proved by the receipt letter from Champ Clark speaker of the house.
 Read the following friendly letter, which should the above question
 Bowling Green, Mo-, Nov. " Hon. Marcus A. Smith, Tucson, Arizona My Mark
 heartily your for United
 Truly your friend
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10
Itinerary of
 Democratic Candidates

The democratic state candidates will 20 intotwo parties known as the Smith party and the Ashurst party. In the smith party will be Mark Smith, w ? Geary, David Johnson, A W Cole, c o Case, c Csllsghsn and Wiley E.. Jones; m the Asburst party, Henry F Ashursr, Carl Hayd George Purdy Bullsrd. Geo W Hunt. Sidney P Osborn and Jones.
 The itinerary oi the Smith party: Miami November ?, Globe 27tb, Thatcher 18th, S. ford 29th, Wilcox 3Oth, Benson December l. Clifton 7, Morepci 3rd, Douglas 4th. Bisbee 5th |, Lowell 9th, Tucson 7th. The itiner- sry of the Ashurst party: Tucson No. vember 9, Nogales 27th. Tombstone 18th, Douglas 29tb, Bisbee 3oth, Low ell December 1. Clifton 2nd, Moreno 3rd, Pima 4, Globe 9th, Miami 9th.
 On Friday December 8 c meeting vii! Dc held ;a Yuma, q: which tbeIe Mill speak Ashurst. Hunt, Jones, Cole Geary. Case, Johnson and CallsEhaD ; on the same date at Mess there will speak Hayden, Bullard and Osborn On Saturday December g Asburst will spesk al Douglas, Smith s. Nogsles and Hayden at Tempe. On Monday, December II Asnurst will speak at Bi-bee, Smith st TCcson, Hayden al Phoenix, Hupt at Globe and Gesry e, WInslow,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10
From Wednesdays Daily

F Il Reeves returned home today from feN day's business visit in Tue son.
 W F. Roggs left this afternoon for Blsbee on political bus'ne.s.
 Attend the moving picture show at rhe Schiefelin tonight.
 The regular mid week service will he nducted at the Cougreg gstionsl church this evening at 7:3o.
 Attorney W G Gilmore left this af ternoon for Wilcox and the northern cad the county to look after his fences in hshslf of his cand dacy for county attorney.
 RIA 1iernsu. represe nting the Rem- ingtou Typewriter Co of Los Angeles ls Tombs, 'ue visitor today in the interests oi his fun.
 Ralph Cameron, Hovsl A Smith and : Williams are expected to ar rive tomorrow morning in Tombstone via automobile from Nogales and Sill speak nere in the evening.
 Carson Rose is plauuiug to open up photograph gallery in Tombstone shortly. He came here to bs relieved of rheumsf s-n and the climate agree ing with him be intends to stay.
 Mrs NJ Brown Of Bisbee is visiting here ss the guest of her sister Mrs Sam Johnson.
 Politicians are on the move these days closing up their fns campaign and visit to the voter.
 J Williams, the we'll known Co., chi-e pioneer aud Bisbee resident is a Tombstone visitor teddy on 8 brief stay. NIT Williams served as super visor here for two terms and has many friends here who are always pleased to greet him
 For pleasant hour Of diversion zee the moving picture show At the Schi tfel tonight Program pub Iished in another 'lumn
 's.6.;h 70. : ientt
 a. liver, I~re blood, c.es .u, b. at eyes, perfect health ase=r-fs Candy Ca,haG;,c wiiI ot ain and secure them for you. Geno ne tablets stamped (. (. C. NevS
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10
ADVERTISED LETTERS
Uacalled at the Tombstone POstOfiice
 For the Past Week

The fOl.oSIng Is Il Ii.t of iettere r. naming in the general deliver, at tn f)mbstone postotfice for the wes ! 9IdiDg Dece m Der ,, 1911. Bernal, Ramon Booth Walker Pley, A L Valer. \ Van When calling tor above letters, say sivertissi,' giving date Of sdver. -i ement.
 FRANCES D. CRABLE
 Postmaster.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10
Charge on Baggage Left
 Over 24 Hoursin Station

Anew rule was announced yester- day by the Fl PasO and Southwestern. becoming effective at once by which all baggage left more than 24 hours in the baggage rooms of the stations will be charged with storage. For frs. 2i hoGrs after initial free period z5 cents will be chargei. An sddi. tion.l charge Of 10 cents will be made upon each piece of baggage for every 24 hours or fraction thereof therest ter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10

Alter listening to the dazzling string of dream stick: handed out by the republicans the Yuma editor yield ed to temptation to paraphrase old Joe Camphells pei "pome' somewb at in this wise
 "When Ralph O the
 And the boom begin-
 The big orsug will
 And all the the
 In vs!eys, hills
 Will turn greenbsck currency'
 And be dollar bils." And then again as follows: Judge Does Hill rue to Ordinarily Court, we'll take Cunningham
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10

The Silver Belts Phoenix correspondent to be ter by broken the fact that the Democracy of Arizona united in grand harmonious body that spells victory for their candidates and defeat for the republicans The truth IS that the democrats better organized for this cam paign than ever before.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10

Don't allow the stan1p republicans and the Arzonacer pOatons defeat the democratic ticket and statehood for Arizona by voting the recall in the constitution It trick, and Ii allowed pass unnoticed would doubt destroy the tuition statehood and every thing that accompanies both Phoenix Democrat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10

The editor of the Gallup Independent reutes the ton made of his enemies the effect that he liar" He said in part: If we told the truth about everybody there would be who would have business living the community and there has thrown any brick at the editor since
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10
Educate Your BOwels.

Your bowels can be trained as well your muscles or your brain. Cas- -arets Candy Catnartic train your bowels to do right Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. New cid b sulk- All druaei..- roc
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10

It secret that the republican leaders have given up hope of electng their ticket in Arizona. It has now be- scramble to particular avortes, but that will fail. This IS Democracy year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10

When thought photography perfected may be possible to discover what politician thinks All know is what he says
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10

The confession of the McNamaras at Los Angeles has staggered the nation. No Punshments for such human ends and arch perpetrators of the greatest crime of the century.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10

One good thing about the present campaign that while the candidates husng for the the methods far known clean and above board The mud slnger is not in the race
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10

With the election eleven days distant Hunt and the dem sweeping victory
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10

One aviator landed on a barb wire fence but he didn't do 1t gracefully bird.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10

Eight days and the democratic victories Arizona will be announced to the sister of the Unon
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10

TOMBSTONE EPlTAPH PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY. RECORDS OF
 COCHISE COUNTY struments Filed With the County
 Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF Certif.d d copy | S to John FPowell, land ......... | $ to Peter Johnson, FTid- olph Suudstrom, Ernest F Lsrson and E Hsnsen, mines in Warren M D..
 DEED Ben Goldman to Joseph A Hines, Doug ss prop. ..... 65O Oo
 WARRANTY DEED Ariz & NeI Realty Co to Walter T File, Douglas prop ............. l75 co FER PiItle to Lynn Futile Douglas prop .......... 10 On Anton Ksmbetsch to George Simon, Douglas prop .... 10 %
 REALTY MORTGAGE George Simon to W F Hill, Douglas prop ....-....... 9OO Oo George Simon to Anton Ram. beitsch. Douglas prop. .... 300 co GeoC Wildmsn to H Jack, Bi.bee prop .......... 25O %
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE Thos H Mckinney to Wilcox Bank < Trus; Co. live stock 600 % Hardin L Fuller to Roths- child & Co, piano ...... 2s5 OO LA Howell to D Marshall, live stck.......... 4OOO %
 BILL or SALE EM Kinsel's to John Doyle, Bisbee prop lOl 6O NOTICE OF POSSE ssoRY RIGHT John leu Velde claims land se enlarged homestead. -
 CHATTEL MORTGAGES Wm NJ F,szie. 10 Robert I Stsllipgs claims in Warren MD... ... 2sJ O. Jss Kelly to c | Cummings, live stock .......... I4O0 co SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Ariz Nut Say & Loan Assn to F H Ruff tf....- -
 DEED Dem ArizoDa Copper Go to City of Bisbee prop for cem- etery in Warren MD... OO Corrective. Superior and Pittsnurg Copper Go tn City of Bisbee, prop for cemetery on Warren NJ D. GO lot Land X Imp Co to Filepe Gome1, Douglas prop. So co BARGAIN AND SALE DEED. Clarence E Krinbill to City Of Bisbee. Bisbee prop..-. l Oo
 AGREEMENT For5 construction Of wall. Louis Andrews with City of Blsbee ....-.---.- -
 cHArTEL MORTGAGE VIC Howard to First Nat Bank rouglss. i've stock 600 OO Davis Mcdonald to ret Nat Bank Douglas. live stock 1000 % wm s Mcdonald to First Nat Bank Douglas, live stock ck..-...-.-.-.-. lVCO u NOTICE OF CLAIM OF PossEssoRY RIGHT  of water in Indian Creek by R Head d......... -
 REALTY MORTGAGE IL Doss and Harry c Ho- brook to Jss Negri, land coo % TLDoss to c Viola Slsugb. ter land ...... l75 OO LA FenstesDsker to " K Dswson. land d.. 7O0 co Roee Ella Dickey to B Gers- bach, land. ... ... 400 co
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10

Many . child is called dull and stupid when the whole trouble is due 70 lazy liver. We firmly believe your own doe tor will tell you that an occasional dose of Ayers Pills, sugar-coafed, will do such children . great deal of good. Ask him.
 N.1s hx me TO ,--@ n IcveIl, Man.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10
You often hear people

How easy it is to exaggerate Yc say that they were "tickled to death
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-12-10
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 a. liver, r~re blood. c.ee .u, b. at eyes, perfect health a=c=r-ts Candy CS;h2-;,c will ot ain and secure them for Ou. Geno ne tablets stamped (. (. C. NevS 'old in bulk. AZ druggists. Ioo-
The Washington times., 1911-04-11
AGENT Is
TOLEAVE SOON FOR
PR|B|LOF. ISLANDS
w. |. Lambkey Goes to
Supervise the Government
Seal Hatcheries.

W. l. Lambkey, agent Of the De-
partnent Of Commerce and Labor. in
charge Of the fur seals on the PribiIof
Islands, will leave for the Islands next
week, he announced today. Mr.. Lamb
key, who now is in conference with the
Bureau of Fisheries here. viii be
Joined on his way to the islands by
three other agents and by a physician
and three teachers who work among the
Aleut Indians resident there.
The Department of Commerce and La
Dor has the supervision and manage
ment Of the islands and the seals which
gather there each year. Under the d.
rection OF its agents the killing of the
seals is done for the Government, which
sells the skins. No other persons than
those designated by the agents are al
lowed to take seals on the Islands. The
agents also supervise the skinning OF
the animals. the preparation Of the pelts
for the market. and their shipment. +
Incidentally they supervise the ma
tiVes, about 200 in number, who inhabit
the islands, experimenting Their educa-
ton and conducting and providing sup
plies for them.
Under the regulations for taking seals
on the island 1000 bachelors and all
born on the islands, and they, too, are
protected until they are mature.
The takings last year were 1900 skins
which were sold by the Government for
$3.50, 900. The flesh of the animals ID
used by the natives for food.