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The daily sentinel., 1912-12-28

fractions and all OF the permanent
attractions will be as good as new.
One Of the most Interesting fea-
tures OF the fair and one that has
caused much complimentary mention.
is the Colonial room Here one will
find one OF the most attractive scenes
that. can be imagined Everything
IS strictly colonial IN the surround
iHgs aud the family which is grouped
around the big open fireplace which
sporis genuine pair Of antique and
irons and a mantel on which burn
real colonial candlesticks. is the most
attractive part OF IL all Master Mar
quis Schmidt and little Miss Robin
Setter as the children of the family,
have made AN unmistakable hit With
everyone
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-28
ROY ROBERTS ELEVATED.
Sentinel Special Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
Boulder. Colo. Dec 2S.-Roy p.
Roberts, famous half-back of the
University of Colorado. who graduat-
ed from the College Of Engineering
in 1909 has been appointed instruct
or In the Nanyang Railway and
Mining College at Shanghai, China.
His brother. Ray. graduate of the
University in the class of 1906. is
preparing to take up Christian Asso-
citation work in China. and is now
studying the Chinese language at
Shanghai
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-28
MEMORY.

| flung my life, my hope, my joy,
To Love-before his feet
He tortured, toased them, tossed
them by
Yet love, ah, love was sweet.
My youth is gone, my faith is gone
dwell in pale despair
Yet dreaming of the other days,
know that Love was fair.
Yet, dreaming of the other days,
/ know that Love was Light.
And that hold its glitter here.
Altho' Il is the night
-Leolyn Louise Everett, in Life.
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liachclors' club Chriatmas Fan.


All expectations were more than
fulfilled and rosy anticipadons real
ICED by the large and brilliant as
semblage which was present at the
annual Christmas ball, given under
the auspices OF the Bachelors club
of this city. which was one of the
most elaborate and successful affairs
ever given by that popular organiza-
tion during its six years OF existence.
The big hall never looked prettier
than with its elaborate scheme Of
Christmas decorations, in which gar
lands. red bells. palms and colored
lights We're used with an unusually
pleasing and artistic effect Delight
ful cozy corners were screened off
In corners OF the hall by the means
OF Christmas trees, as was the stage,
where an elegant supper was served
In five courses by an efficient corps
di e0lCred Walters. The supper peri
cd was divided into two intermissi1ns
ard the big crowd was well handled
and served IN a most able manner.
Frank Hill as master OF cefemo-
mics and floor manager. left nothing
to be desired In the management of
the delightful affair.
The grand march was prettilY led
By Mr.. Mark r. Bunting, pres mcnt
Of thotclub, With hls.bRnf. MisS slar-
gGret Bunting The pr1H Christmas
programs decorated with The Christ
mas flower, the polnsetta were given
ort by Mr. Hill, during the progress
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-28
PLUMbERSAOD
S. TO XMAS
FUND

An additional sum of S5 was con-
tributed yesterday through The Daily
Sentinel to the Associated Charities
Christmas fund by the United Asso-
citation of Journeymen Plumbers of
this city. Announcement was made
some days ago that the sum had been
appropriated.
The Sentinel also wishes to add
to the list Of contributors of articles
of food, etc, the names of Thorpe &
Barnhart, the well known celery
growers, who added four dozen
lunches of celery to the other good
things brought in to aid the organ
ization in its successful work.
The Sentinel is glad to make ac-
acknowledgement of these gifts.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-28
NO DISORDERS IN THIS STRIKE
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Mexico city, Dec 2S.-Although a
representative of the workmen de-
claIvs that 1000 men have Joined the
strike on the Mexican Central rail-
way, II Is stated by an executive of
the railway that fair percentage
Of the shop men and their appren-
tees have not quit
The men are asking for n revision
Of the rules, an S-hour day. pensions
and hospital reforms. No disorder
has been reported
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p. Y. O. VIII Keen Omen IIon.c.

Chapter ", T.. f. q. are planning
10 keep open house on New Year
afternoon bt the residence of Mrs.
Frank y. Barney on Chlpeta ayenur.
This affair Is to be one of the most
delightful of the New Years social
events. Each member Of the chap
ter rs entitled to invite five guests
nnd-.plans are being made ny the
methhers 20 make the afternoon "a
mosr delightful one for their guests.
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NlrtIncc m ) NJ q 4

This afternoon maat succsFsful
matinee was given by rno Young ln-
dies of the Chrzuan church at their
booth ~ The Worlds Fair az the y.
NJ. c. A.. wluCH is tho Fairylaud
booth. Dainty Souvenirs were giyeu
away to the .larae number 0f pco-
pie who were UTeseu..
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TO ERECT MEMORIAL TO The
MEMORY OF WIRELESS men
Associated Press.

New York, Dec. 2S.2According to
an announcement made today, pub
lie drinking fountain will be erected
in Battery park by the Phillips me-
mortal committee as a memorial to
the wireless operators who stuck to
their posts and went down with their
ships, particularly to Jack Phillips
of the Titanic. The sum of $1,000
collected from the public. mostly
from passengers on steamships, will
be used for the purpose.
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Tnni.N Lulhcrnn Chri.Lmns

Tomorrow the Christmas festival
OF the Trinity Lutheran church Will
be given at 1880 o'clock at Odd Eel
lows hall and the exercises will be
oren 10 the public. The program will
be mostly given by the children OF
the Sunday school, with the eXcep-
tinn OF some very excellent special
musical numbers which have been Sc
cured. There viii be two large
Christmas trees and elaborate decor
atiOns.
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FORGER IS ABUSED BY REBELS
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 2S.-Show-
ing evidences of torture by Mexican
authorities, 7. w. Hawkins, the son
of prominent British family, is un-
der the care of physicians here to-
day. having been brought from Cal
exico to this city to face charges of
forgery that have been preferred by
local banks. His body bears cuts and
bruises. The Mexican authorities ac-
cused him of filibustering.
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SHERIFF TAKES
PRISONERS To
BUENA VISTA

Sheriff Charles f. Sr6rader left
this morning for Buena Vista reform
atory and took with him several
prisoners VINO were convicted at the
recent term Of the district court.
In mis- party were J e. Richards.
convicted of forgery af Palisade:
Ralph Berry, convicted 1f stealing a
motorcycle from Felix Carson, and
Harry Congdon, convicted of forgery
on NJ. J Walsh.
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MESA COUNTY AFTERNOON
AT The WORLDS FAIR
Continued from Page l.,

ed on her throne, received pretty
Queen Jessie and her attendants and
provided a seat at her right on the
throne. Queen Jessie brought a beau
tiful golden bon-bon box to the queen
of the fair, as a token of apprecia-
tion and regard. This was presented
by the Fairyland jester, Archie
Bliss
Following the reception in the
royal court, the two queens were en-
tertained for two hours by the gym
nastic evolutions of the senior class
athletes, who had been weeks pre-
pairing their stunts for the queens
approval. They did many difficult
feats, particularly in jumping. One
of the most enjoyable events was the
tumhling stunts of Lawrence Terrin
and Robert Hardy, who showed great
adeptness and agility.
The program completed, the many
scores of guests who had watched
the festivities were invited to seek
pleasure wherever their fancy led
them throughout the building. The
hour of II found the crowd thinning
in numbers considerably, but many
were loath to leave the scene of hi
larity which had been so brilliant
all evening. All of the booths did
a good business, and the din of the
horns and squeakers added much to
the festal scene
Today the fair was opened at 2
pm. again, and it is Mesa County
afternoon. Many out-of-the-city vist
itors are enjoying the fair today, and
the crowd this evening will doubt-A
less be the largest of the entire fair.
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Mlsscs penrce Entcrtnin.

Last evening the Pearce home on
Ouray avenue was the scene of a
pretty party given by the Misses
Lillian and Pauline Pearce, at which
n number of young people enjoyed a
merry evening of games and gen
eral good time. ending up with a
delicious supper. Among those pres
ent We're: The Misses Ruth Samp-
liner, Josephine Rich, Laura Lee
Messrs. Russell Coles, Claude Rob
erts.N Bonnifield Aupperle. Horace
liopEps and Guy Hopkins
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-28
CHICAGO WOMAN PIONEER IS
DEAD AT AGE OF 88 YEARS
Associated Press.

Chicago. Dec. 2S-Mrs. Caroline
e. Green, the daughter of John
Shringley, the first executive of this
city, died at the home of her niece
in Oak Park last night. She was SS
years old and had lived in Chicago
for Si years.
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HUERTA HAS BEEN RETIRED
Associated Press.

AssOClnted Press.
Vietoriano Huerta, the hero of the
campaign against General Pascual
Orozco, has been retired by the fed
eral war department from the COM
mand Of the northern army. He is
succeeded by General Antonio Raba-
go.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-28
Are Released.

IIr ItIelSpU.
All the defendants in the gambling
cases at Fruita have been dismissed
eNceut owen Ridgway, who will be
tried for running gambling house.
The evidence against the other men
who We're arrested in the raid. was
not sufficient to hold them, in the
opinion Of Police Magistrate Mer-
rill
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-28

Miss ]. H. Steadman at the Cafe
terra is spending two weeks in Den
yer on visit to friends and rela-
tives.
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"Ross of Bar u Ranch. v

IiUSs OT bNf " TGlnth,'
At the Majestic theater this eve
ming The Boss of the Bar z Ranch +"
a dashing western comedy, without
blemishing feature, bubbling with
richest wit and humor will be pro-
dueed by the Reynolds & Ross com
many. 1t viii be the last show by
this company in the city. I'll will al
so he produced Sunday night. Cadv.)
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Roller Skat

Roller Skating.
On New Years afternoon the Audi
torium Roller Rink will open for the
winter season. Don't forget the
date, matinee and evening. l2-2S2t
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NInIIirh in ncIln

Tho friends in this city of W. T.
Downing or Whitewater and Mrs. Ma
ry Mnrigold Cf this city will be in
terested in the announcement Of their
marriage in Delta this week
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WOOL MARKET.

Associated Press.
st. Louis. Mo, Dec. 2S-Wool
prices today were steady and I'M
changed.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-28
License Issued.

T1CensC TSSuCd.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon to w. T.. Smith OF
De Beque and Miss Margaret May
Ogden of Mesa.
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Iattrrson Ill.

Uncle Jimmy Patterson, well
known l3cal resident, is in st, Mary's
hospital recovering from a severe
cold which threatens to become pneu-
monia. He was taken from his home
at the Melrose yesterday and today
is considerably better. He is 70 years
of age, and is an uncle of Robert ].
Patterson. His many friends are
hoping for his early recovery.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-28

Don't miss Fairyland At Y Nj. c..
A. tonish; only. Take the children.
l2-2S-lt
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-28

Last chance to see beautiful Fairy
land, at Y. NJ. c. A. tonight 12-2S-1t
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-28

Roller Skating.
On New Years afternoon the Audi
torium Roller Rink will open for the
winter season. Don't forget the date.
Matinee and evening. 12-2S-2t
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II you have anything to sell, try
Want Ad.
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I'd Attbc Worlds Fair.
Hfhis evening WflT be thes winding

WT7 VFVUTTTE VIII WV TTIG- WTHWIHE
uD OF the Worlds Fair al the Y. NJ
c. A. and Il big night is anticipated
by everyone. There viii be new at
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-28

Sentinel Special Service.
Cincinnati, Dec. 2S.-Dr. ]. B.
Murphy, the Chicago surgeon who
had charge of Colonel Roosevelt af-
ter he was shot in Milwaukee, will
be one of the speakers at the meeting
of the Western Surgical and Gynoc-
illogical association meeting here De-
cember 20 and 21
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-28
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FoUND-one large black muff. at
Auditorium. Friday evening. Own
er can have same by calling at this
office and paying for this ad.
12-2S-2t
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-28

FOuND-Pair lady's rubbers at Au-
ditor.um On Friday evening own
er can have same by calling at this
office and paying for this ad
l2-2S-2t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-24

INJECTED
into RACE

With William Newman, former coun-
Gil Of the Second ward. in Hammond, in
the race as a candidate to succeed Sher-
if -elect Henry Whitaker as council
man of the Second ward, new interest
has been injected into the race
Mr. Whitaker stated to TEE TINES
today. that he probably would submit
his resignation to the city clerk, the
last of this week. He takes office as
sheriff of Lake county on the LIST OF the
year.
sThere are-now three candidates in the
field for Whitaker's shoes, two demo-
Gratis and one republican. The demo-
cratic candidates are: Oscar Plageman
and J. P. Klein Newman being the re-
publican candidate
Inasmuch as the new alderman is to
be selected by the council. and while
the democrats are in the majority New
man has a good chance, In fact it
would not be surprising to see him
elected. The democratic majority in
the council is SO narrow that any d.
vided vote of the democrats will result
in Newman's election. The council. as
it is now composed. has eight demo-
Gratis and seven republicans. Whitaker
being a republican. he loses his vote by
his resignation, leaving the republican
party strength six. as compared to
eight democrats. The latter standing
together could elect. but the question
is whether they Will The predictions
today were that they would split suf-
ficiently to give the victory to New
man.
The democratic councilmen are:
Moriarty. Pascaly, Stodola. Sturm
Kane, Lauer. Eastwood and Markmuel-
ler
The republican councilmen are,
Whitalee Eggers. KahI, Cotton, Schultz
Hover and Hubbard.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-24
STANDARD
C|TY'S Main
INDUSTRY

AT the ate the Standard Steel Car
Co. is going it is paying out in
wages s2.1s4.0o0 a year 1t is esti-
mated that at least s2.50o.oo0 will be
disbursed in wages by this company
next year.
The payroll last Saturday was $s4 600
for the two weeks period. This is
making great prosperity for the mer-
chants of the city. It is making Ham
mond one of the best towns on the
map.
There are at present 5000 men en-
ployed in the various departments of
the plant. OF these 1900 are in the
freight car department, 500 in the pas
senger car department and 200 in the
steel forge shop.
1t can be seen that the passenger car
department and the men are better
paid 1t has a capacity of one car a
day. The freight car department. is
now putting out between 40 and so cars
day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-24
CITY MAY APPEAL
TO HIGHER COURTS
Future Course Depends,
However, on Attitude of
City Council.

Although Judge w. c. Mcmahon of
the Lake circuit court at Crown Point
intimated last Saturday after the COM
find in favor of the Illinois Car & I'M
provement company, the petitioners for
the closing several north side streets
in Hammond. it is doubtful whether the
city admnistra tion will accept the de-
cision without making an appeal to the
higher courts
The future course Of the city in this
city council takes whether not 1t is
will to make an appropriation to carry
the case up.
1t is understood that Judge McMahan
is holding his decision in abeyance to
give the city an opportunity to come to
an agreement with the car company,
about a thousand dollars worth of wat
er pipe in the streets in question. or to
give it time to make ready its appeal.
For the ETY., however, to enter into
negotiations for damages would throw
the unpopular burden OF closing the
streets onto the council and the board.
thing that the board at least does
not want to undertake. as it and May
or Smalley are opposed to any more
street closings. AS far as they are
concerned they are ready to appeal the
case.
The city has ten days time in which
to appeal after Judge McMahan renders
his dacieiar
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-24
A LONESOME
CHRISTMAS

THE TIMES Santa Claus editor
rang the gong for Santa Claus let
ters on Monday. Much to his re-
gret, they have been coming ever
since. for they cannot be used
One came today that made ~his
heart ache. however, for It was z
tale that can be told in many homes,
and we trust that the Good Father
and Santa Claus will remember
these darling children.
Here is the letter:
Dear Santa Claus: AS this is the
last night we can write you we will
tell you what we would like. Please
bring Margaret a new high chair, a
rubber doll, rattle, a white dress
Bring Harold long train and a
boat Bring baby Raymond a boy
doll, a little gun and story book
Don't bring him much as he is only
three. Bring us a big fat turkey.
Don't forget my black kitty He
said he wanted blue ribbon for his
neck. Bring the dog a red one or
they will fight Don't forget ms he
cause lnst year we had our poor.
mamma. This year we nrc alone.
She died Oct. 20. 1t will be Lone
some Christmas, my big sister says
Don't forget poor papa.
HAROLD. RAYMOND AND MAR
GARET CUNNINGHAM
AIS East State street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-24
ANOTHER CHILD
HURT At PLAY
When School Is Not in Ses-
sion Child Suffers Frac-
tured Bone.

The little 5-year-old daughter OF
Casper Finkelstein. 440 Plummer ave-
nue., suffered a most painful fracture OF
her arm in an accident on the Lafayette
school Fairgrounds.
The bone of the arm was not only
fractured, but it was driven through
the flesh of the arm in such manner
that it may be necessary to amputatc
in order save the life of the child.
Dr. Luke Kelly has been handling
the case. The extent of the injuries.
as related above, have not been con-
firmed by DR. Kelly, but are reported
by another physician, who was associ-
ated with Kelly in the case.
These accidents are occurring with a
frequency that is said to inspire dread
in the heart of every mother whose
children arc in schools where the play
grounds are located.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-24

The joint meeting of representatives
OF the commercial clubs of the cities of
North township. held in Hammond In
the rooms of the Hammond Chamber
or Commerce, resulted in very bene-
hcial discussion of the question of
sewage disposal which has become
community problem as result of the
close proximity of the cities OF HAM
mond, Whiting. East Chicago and Indf-
ana Harbor together
The fact has long been appreciated
that these cities should act in concert
in solving for all time the question ef
lContinued on Page 81
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-24
DID they ROB
M'C0O[ POSTOFf|cE?
Suspect in Logue Murder
Case Says He Rifled
McCool Office.

Chicago. Dec. 24.-Frank Williams,
alleged dynamiter under arrest In con-
nection with the police investigation OF
the murder of ]. H. Logue, yesterday
told Capt. Halpin that he and Clyde
Stratton, another suspect now under
arrest, robbed the Postoffice at McCool,
Ind, on Dec. II. Williams said they
obtained several hundreds dollars and
a quantity of stamps. Stratton denied
the story told by williams. All the
with the case were released yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-24
SERVICE ON LINE
IS DEP[ORABLE

Double tracking the Hammond East
Chicago line is the only solution of
the congestion in traffic that is being
experienced. This is becoming appar-
ent as result of the strenuous and
conscientious efforts that has been made
by Manager Green to provide service
commensurate with the needs of the
cities of Hammond. East Chicago and
Whiting and his utter failure to do So.
through no fault of his own.
The side tracks that have been put
in have proven the worst sort of make
shifts. One car is delayed for some
reason or another and every car on the
line is delayed. The crowded condt-
tion of the cars and the complete fail
ure of the company to provide service
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-24
T. B. HALL PUTS Up
HANDSOME BUILDING
The Warren" Erected in
Honor of His Son, Is
About Completed.

Inc warren, new two-story brick
buiicing. which +. b. Hall. the newspa-
per agent, is having built on Sibley
street on the Erie right-of-way. be-
tween the Erie and the Nickel Plate
tracks, is nearing completion. and
when finished will be an ornament to
the street. The builders hope to com
plete their work before the 1st Of the
year
Mr.. Hall is bing congratulated on all
sides for his enterprise in giving this
part of the street a better appearance
Old shacks originally occupied the site
and 1t was always considered a risky
undertaking to improve there. as the
Erie would not give long lease. Mr..
Hail has a year-to-year lease, and an
understanding that he is to remain un-
disturbed for many years.
The main floor is divided into three
rooms, the east one of which will be
occupied by Mr.. Hall The other two
, stores have not vet been rented. but
owing to the good location, Mr.. Hall
anticipates no difficulty on that score
The second story will be made into a
hall, which has already been leased
the Hammond local of socialists for
| headquarters. The building when
when completed. will stand the own
| er not less than $4,000.
| Mr.. Hall named his building The
| Warren in commemoratien of his old
| est son, Warren, who died ten years
ago, at the age of 81 He was associ-
ated with his father in the news agen-
cy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-24

indianapolis, Dec. as.-tSpeciaL-
Miss Esther Denny, daughter of Col.
Frank Lee Denny, chief quartermaster
of the marine corps now stationed at
San Francisco. has introduced to In
dianapolis the fad of carrying a cane
after the fashion of the English wo-
men. She is now visiting in the city
Miss Denny is very striking young
woman in appearance and her toilet
tes are very smart. While shopping
recently she appeared in a handsome
Norfolk suit of black and white
shepherds plaid with Scotch topcoat
that her father brought to her from
Edinburgh. She wore a black hatter's s
plush walking hat with a purple ostrich
aigrette, and the most striking feature
of her toilette was a handsome Malacca
cane.
The Denny home is in Washington.
D. c., and Miss Denny is now on her
way to spend some time with her
friends there and to be one of the
bridesmaids at wedding.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-24

is the object of city wide criticism. 1t
is not Mr.. Green's fault. He is doing
nobly with the poor help given by the
operators of the lines.
In an attempt to meet the demands
of traffic their lines the Hammond.
Whiting & East Chicago Railway Com
pany has inaugurated a service of
eight cars a day instead of five. On
Saturdays this service is increased to
ten cars a day; just doubled.
And yet the cars are crowded The
system is not sufficient to handle the
business and it seems that the more
side tracks PUT in the more un-
wieldy the service becomes. For in
stance at the corner of State street e5ad
Calumet avenue in order fer a csr to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-12-24
OFFICIALS
RETIRE
DEC. 81

Next week there will be a number of
Lake county officials who will retire
in favor of a similar number OF newly
elected officers. who go in as a result
of the wishes of the people of this COM
munity. Among those who start next
week and a year hence are:
Henry Whitaker. succeeds Thomas
Gratn as sheriff of Lake county. Takes
office Jan 1 and is sworn in by the
clerk of the county. Bond is fixed at
$5 600
Ray sceiey, succeeds himself as sur
veyor. Begins his new term Jan /.