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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-18
to
Be ATTACKED
IN COURTS
CONFERENCE OF SALOON
MEN so DETERMINE;
ATTORNEYS AGREE AS
TO PROCEDURE
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

1t has been formally determined
by the saloon interests OF Arizona
to take the prohibition amendment
into the courts. The details of the
program are not yet ready for the
public; in fact it is not supposed
that the public is to know that the
contest has been determined on, but
the Journal Miner knows what it is
talking about when it states that
such a contest is assured.
Last week representatives OF the
liquor interests from every section OF
the state held a number of ses-
sions in Phoenix. They solicited
the advice and counsel of many
prominent law firms OF the state,
representatives of which were in at
tendance at the conferences. Every
single phase of the question was
gone over time and time again, and
it was the concensus of opinion
of the legal lights. coming from no
less than four principal cities. that
the amendment was vulnerable to
attack along different lines. these
opinions having much to do with
the final determination to make the
fight. The last conference selected
committee the duty of which is to
select and employ lawyers to repre-
sent the liquor interests, and as
soon as this is done there will be
some tangible news as to details for
publication.
1t seems that the question as to
whether the amendment is self-ex-
ecuting is one OF the leading fea-
lures OF criticism. the matter OF
jurisdiction being another. 1t is I'M
derstood that while the Phoenix
conferences were in progress the
saloon men were also working along
other lines. Some of them propos-
ed to have the governor and others
III duliOIlly lillpOl luliGu Will ISlSl
ence to finding way to postpone
the taking effect of the amendment
in the case 4 legal battle was not
decided upon. 1t was thought that
where such a vast amount of prop
erty is virtually to be confscated,
less than sixty days time in which
to meet new conditions was not
adequate in justice to those whose
interests have been interfered with
One prominent saloon keeper says
that a number OF the most promi-
nent and influential men of the
state suggested trying to secure an
extension of time for the saloons.
something, however, which will not
be necessary now that the amend
ment is to be contested in the courts.
1t is probable the case will be
brought in the federal court; at least
it is known that some OF the law
yers have suggested this course.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-18
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the Superior Court OF Yavapai
County. State OF Arizona
In the Matter of the Estate OF James
D. Price. Deceased.-In Probate
No. 1913.
Notice is hereby given that. in pur-
'uance OF an Order duly made by
he above mentioned Court on the
9TH day of October, 1914. in the mat
-er OF the estate of James d. Price,
deceased. the undersigned admins
rator OF said estate will sell at pub
ic auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, subject to the confirmation of
said Court. on Friday. the 4th day OF
December, 1914, at the hour of II
o'clock noon. at the north front door
Of the County Court House in the
City of Prescott, Yavapai County.
arizona, the following described
.ands and real property:
VIZ of the NWH of Section %
md the VIZ of the SWA of Sec
ion 20; all in Township IA N. of
Range 5 f. of G. & S. R. B. & NJ.
Iavapai County. Arizona. containing
100 acres and the Improvements
thereon.
A portion OF the seq of the NEH
Of Section 81, in Township IA N. OF
Range 5 E, G.. & S. r. B. & NJ.
Yavapai County, Arizona. bounded
and described as follows. Commenc-
ng at a point 4S rods N. OF the Sc
corner of the SEA OF NEH of Sec
ton 81, running thence w. 70 rods.
thence n. 10 rods. thence w. $50
feet. thence s. p rods. thence F.
30 1916 rods. thence n. 6 rods to
place of beginning; containing 2H
acres of land.
Together with all Improvements.
rights. Entertainments. easements.
and immunities thereunto
belonging;
All of said property being situate
in the Verde Valley, said County and
State
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash
in lawful money of the United States
Of America;
Ten per cent (1O9O OF the pur-
,hase price to be paid on the day of
sale, and the balance upon conhrma-
ion OF sale by said Superior Court
md the delivery of the conveyance.
VIM. J. PRICE,
Administrator of Said Estate.
,. w. O'SULLIVAN.
Attorney for Administrator.
(W) First pub. Nov. II.
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week returning to her home at the
Coyote ranch yesterday.
From Flagstaff.
Alberta Proctor. a well known
citizen OF Flagstaff, was business
visitor in the city yesterday and
will depart for mis- home today.
Verde Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Back, OF Camp
Verde, were arrivals yesterday in
auto. and will remain for several
days on business and to visit with
friends.
Rancher Here.
T. Groom, OF Walnut Creek, was
in Prescott yesterday, having i'm
portant business. He said that the
recent rain was apparently heavier
in his locality than here.
Old Pioneer Here.
Thomas Ashton, one of the most
versatile and interesting pioneers in
the state, arrived yesterday from
his home in Ash Fork and will be
in the city a number of days.
Comes to Visit.
Mrs. Mike Diskin, former resi-
dent OF this city arrived yesterday
from Jerome to remain for a few
weeks visit with her many friends,
and will be a guest of Mrs. A.
Emanuel.
Entertaining Friend.
Mrs. Robert Colbourn OF Hum
boldt. was an arrival in the city
Wednesday to meet Miss Ella Wal
dron. of Topeka, Kansas, who ar
rived yesterday. to spend the win
ter at the smelter city as her guest.
Land Inspection.
Sylvester Howard, of Winnemuc-
ca, Nevada. is recent arrival to
make observations OF farming lands
and has gone to the Williamson
valley section. The Verde valley is
his next destination.
On Way to Fair.
w. C. and Chester Dickerson,
merchants of Ash Fork, passed
through Prescott yesterday en- route
30 Phoenix to the state fair, and
stopped off to shake hands and re-
new acquaintance with many friends
n
Home Again.
Judge f. w. Wells and F. NJ.
Murphy returned yesterday from
Castle Hot Springs, where they were
in attendance at the state bankers
annual meeting, Mr.. Murphy having
many things to do, however, aside
from this feature, being the owner
of the resort.
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PUBLIC RECORDS.
instruments Filed as Recorded by
The Prescott Title Co.
Nov. S, 1914.


Harry Brisley and wife to Town
of Jerome. w. Deed, Lot 80, Block
3, Jerome.
Arizona Land & Irrigation Co,
to Hassayampa Alfalfa Farms Co.,
Deed. Secs. p, p, %, 81, IS, IS,
VIZ OF VIZ. Sec. %, ION. wv.
Samuel J. Miller and wife to
Mary H. Simmons, r. f. & John
J. Miller, Q. c. Deed, part NWH
Sec. ,33, IAN. wv.
]. H. Robinson and wife to w.
II. Timerhoff, w. Deed Lot 2,
Block 8, Prescott.
w. H. Timerhoff and wife to SUI
sic Head, w. Deed, same property.
Nov. 6, 1914.
James NJ. Layman locates mines
Verde district.
F. NJ Morgan locates Damphino
Mine, Humbug district
VIM. F. Roberts to Robt. H..
Payne, Q. c. Deed, Constellation,
Cooper, Currency, Cleopatra, and
Elephant Mines, Black Rock district
Z interest.
Peter Schroeder to VIM. Agnes,
Christina and Thos. Schroeder, w.
Deed. NWH of NW14 Sec. IL. So
of SWH and NEH of SW Il Sec
?, NEH of NEH Sec 10, and 80
acres of VIZ of SEA Sec. 2, IAN
Sc, 80 horses, mules, farming
tools, etc
Herbert Wood locates New Mine,
Martinez district
Elitacio Espinoza ct al to Juan
Espinoza Q. c. Deed, Lot 7, Block
*" Prescott.
Nov. 9, 1914.
Walter c. Miller and Chas. T.
Lynch to Guadalupe Alvarez, Lot
on Conglomerate adjoining Florence
claim, Jerome.
Guadalupe Alvarez and wife to
Antonio Rodriguez, same property.
John Opman and wife to Geo.
Sormilich, Lot IS, Block Is Je-
rome
S. Bodiroga and NJ. Kerker locate
IL mines, Castle Creek district.
Geo. Sayers to NJ. Kerker e in
terest in Canary Bird, Big Bluff,
Copper Hill, Snake and Frog mines,
Castle Creek district.
]. B. McAllister and wife to Har
ry +. Dicus. Lot 100 Block "E"
Syndicate addition Jerome.
Nov. 10, 1914.
c. T. Lewis to Joseph Rambaud,
Lease, Lot 6, Block 3, Ash Fork.
R. T. Miller and wife ct al to Mi
ma NJ. MacCabe, Lot in Miller Val
ley
Nov. IL, 1914.
w. H. and c. J. Bones locate
Mine, Turkey Creek dis
-rict.
NJ. J. Maloney files Aft. a, Work
on s Mines, Walker district.
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(From Saturdays Daily.)

(From Saturdays Daily)
On Business.
{. I. Houck, a prominent Wins
lowite, had business OF importance
in Prescott Saturday.
Country Visitors.
Mrs. NJ. Conner and sons of Je-
rome Junction, are in the city to
spend Sunday with friends.
From Crown King.
John d. Pulley, OF Crown King
had business OF a legal nature in
the city yesterday and will return
home today.
Verde Visitor.
Mrs. Ed Mahurin is in the city
from Cottonwood, on the Verde
and will visit with her daughter,
who resides at Del Rio.
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. Hugh Burns was in the city
yesterday visiting with friends, com
ing from Fair Oaks, where she is
teaching the public school,
Concludes Visit.
Miss Hattie Waters, sister of Mrs.
o. A. Hesla, concluded a six months
sojourn in the city yesterday and
returned to her home at Oskaloosa,
Iowa.
Touring the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Miller in their
auto, arrived yesterday and regis
tered at Ruffner's garage. They
are making a tour of the state and
are destined for Southern California
for the winter
OFF for Desert.
James Pinck and Charles Bing-
ham, miners of the Bisbee field, who
had been in this section for the
past five weeks left yesterday for
the Music mountain country on the
desert, to remain for the winter.
Range Visitor.
Logan w. Morris, the well known
rangeman of Bloody Basin. was a
business visitor to the city yester-
day and stated the condition of the
range was the best known in many
years, and cattle were in better
form than at this time last year.
Colorado Tourists.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Cooper and Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Ray, of Durango,
Colorado, arrived yesterday in their
two autos, en- route to the southern
part of the state for the winter.
They registered at the Yavapai gar
age, and reported very enjoy
able trip road conditions in the
north being excellent.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-18
BREAK MONOTONY
AND GO THE LIMIT
(From SUNDAYS Daily.)

1--WE women now enjoy the right
to vote, and there is no reason why
we should not go one step farther
ahead and smash things around as
the men do by putting on the
gloves" said a society young lady
yesterday when questioned as to a
little hstic stunt that was pulled off
by a female organization in the city
Friday night, behind closed doors
and screened windows.
1t was admitted by the feminine
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-18
(From Fridays Daily.)

from mdyci-
Among the out-of-town business
visitors yesterday were Mrs. NJ. I.
Knapp and w. Z Gilmer, OF Mayer.
Caller from Humboldt.
Herbert Colburn made flying
trip to Prescott yesterday and will
return home today some time.
Jerome Visitor.
Mrs. f. H. Walker of Jerome,
was in town yesterday on a shop
ping trip and to call on friends
To Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Fisher went
to Phoenix yesterday to attend the
fair and transact business in the
capital city.
Returning Home.
Miss Jennie Allen, of Cherry
creek, is in the city, en- route home
after a visit of several weeks with
friends in Phoenix.
Shopping Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Ridgen
of Kirkland, are in Prescott shop
ping and attending to business at
the court house.
Visited Friends.
Mrs. John Stanley was visitor
with friends in the city during the
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Return from Visit.

Return from Visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Metz have re-
turned from short visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis T. Carpenter OF
Phoenix.
Sister Sick.
B. B. Dolly, manager of the Ruff
per garage, has gone to Belmont,
Texas in response to news that
one OF his sisters is dangerously
sick.
Country Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Lessard, of
Stoddard, and Mrs. Elzora Shackel-
ford of Congress Junction, were
among the country visitors to the
city yesterday.
From the Dam.
w. T. Sawyer, in charge OF the
Alamos dam. on Date creek, the
new reclamation project for the
Congi ess desert, is in the city on
a business trip, and reports work
as going ahead.
Tourists in Town.
The following auto tourists yes
terday registered at the Overland
garage: NJ. Mckinley, en- route from
Phoenix to Flagstaff; J. w. Starkey,
en- route to Kingman from Thomp-
son; F. F. Palmer, of Los Angeles,
making general tour of Arizona.
Placer Dust.
Malcolm Beeson and James Bun
ton were in rhe city yesterday from
Lower Big Bug creek, and brought
five ounces of placer gold, the re-
turns of four weeks working. They
are going into a winter camp in
the Black Canyon region.
Mining Visitor.
John Dick, mining on the Hassay-
ampa, was in the city yesterday at
the Sherman House, after winter
supplies for his camp. He continues
development, and reports consider
able activity at the present time in
miners performing annual assess
ment work.
Leave the Country.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tregarthen.
the former an engineer of the Ari-
iona Brewing Company left Sum
day for Los Angeles. where they
wall locate. Their leaving is due to
the plant closing down, since the
state voted dry" and. the institu-
ton has suspended operations.
Business Trip. l-9
Morse Darnall,l the Hillside bust
ness man is in the city with his son.
Rylan Darnall The former states
that range conditions are again ex-
cellent, the country is exceedingly
wet from recent rains and good
winter is assured cattlemen as we'll
as sheep growers, who are already
making their annual appearance in
that section.
Going Home.
Fred G.. Cough, a visitor since
July, returns today to his home at
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, to attend the mar
riage OF sister early in December.
He came here for his health, which
has been very much improved. He
returns to the. southern part OF the
state in short time and in the
spring will again make this section
his home. Ir
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-18
I. T. STODDARD DEAD.

PHOENIX. Nov. lO.-Tsaac Taft
Stoddard, former Territorial Secre-
tary, and founder OF the mining
camp OF Stoddard in Yavapai coun-
ty, died at his home here tonight.
following a nervous stroke.
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with the properties looked at.
Visiting Old Home.

with the properties looked at.
Visiting Old Home.
Senator and Mrs. H. F. Ashufst
left yesterday for Flagstaff, their
former home, to visit with friends
until next week. The mother and
brother of Senator Ashurst continue
10 make Coconino county their
home.
To the Coast.
Mrs John c. Hartin. who had
been visiting with relatives and
friends in the city for the past week
returned to her home in San Diego
Cal, yesterday. She was formerly
resident and this was her first
trip to the old home in many years
Returning Home.
Fred Danielson and Harry De
vine, who followed the racers from
Los Angeles to Phoenix, returned
yesterday and resume their journey
homeward today. They will visit Je-
rome where Devine resided many
years ago, and was an apprentice in
the moulding room OF the United
Verde.
Coming Back.
Prof. w. H. femme, manager of
Tho noIDI,;, ,,,;pae a,J NJ o,j
Mrs. H. w. Flentke, the former one
OF the owners OF this property, are
en- route from Evansville, Indiana,
to make this city their future home
After their arrival the mill recently
installed will be started up on a
test run of the ores.
To Phoenix
+. c. Whisman went to Phoenix
last night He is the representative
from Yavapai county to the meet
ing of the saloon men of the state
who are yet to determine whether
they will LAY down" or take the
recently passed prohibitory amend
ment into the courts. He refused
TO talk for publication on his de-
parture.
Brief Trip.
c. H. Blacker, manager OF the
Little Jessie mines in Chaparral.
was a brief visitor to the city yes
terday on business, and gave the
usual report of development, as sat-
isfactory, and the Jones mill ready
to start up in treating the first pro-
duct OF the lower grade ore, for
testing values.
Country Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Ellison arc
in the city from their range ranch
on Walnut creek, to visit with
friends. Mr.. Ellison states the con-
dition of cattle for this time OF the
year is far ahead of that last fall.
big rains during the past month
starting new feed to grow in abund-
ance. with no frost occurring until
a few days ago.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-18
(From Saturdays DaIly)
.71om Flagstaff.

from Flagstaff.
A. J. lie Barron, OF Flagstaff, was
L business visitor to the city yes
terday afternoon.
humboldt Man in Town.
]. w. Mechan, OF Humboldt, had
important business in Prescott yes
crday. returning home in the af-
.erroon.
Z. W. c. A. Meeting.
\ called meeting OF the y. w. c.
\. this Saturday evening at 7:3O
o'clock at the Business Girls club.
All interested are requested to come.
Going to Coast.
J. s. White, a miner of Jerome, is
n the city en- route to Los Angeles
where his sister is reported as seri-
ously i'll with ptomaine poisoning.
Brief Visitor.
Miss Alice Bayliss, OF Albuquer-
lue, n. NJ, is in the city for a
brief visit with friends, while en-
route to Redlands, Cal, for the win
Ter.
Entertaining Sister.
Sheriff Keller is entertaining for
| few days his sister, Mrs. Nettie
Gesselman, who arrived yesterday
from Denver, en- route to the coast
ior the winter
Sheep Business.
a. ]. LcBarron, one of the big
sheep raiscrs of Coconino county,
IS in the city en- route to the Cor
des country where he has several
flocks grazing.
Garage Arrivals.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Back and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Wingheld, Jr.,
of Camp Verde, are in the city,
and registered their autos yesterday
1t the Yavapai garage
Many Return.
Dozens of people who went to
Phoenix to attend the state fair re-
turned yesterday. Bad weather in
terfered with the fair program ma
terially, according to reports.
Sightseeing Trip.
Mrs. R. NJ. Haney and Miss Ruby
Eckman, of Perry, Iowa, are in the
city on a sightseeing trip of the
west. their destination being Los
Angeles, to remain for the winter.
Mrs. Munds Home.
Mrs. Francis Munds, state senator
elect from Yavapai county, returned
Thursday from Kingman, where she
went as the result of the sickness
OF her husband, who is reported to
be rapidly improving.
Leave the Country.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Humphner, who
located in this city a few months
ago, the latter opening up millinery
store on Cortez street, closed their
business yesterday and have gone to
Texas, to locate.
Mining Man Leaves.
J. Singer, who had been in this
section for few weeks making ex-
aminations OF mines, left for Kan
sas City yesterday. He contemplates
returning later, being well pleased
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF ::
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(From Thursdays Daily)
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. J. +. CARRIER, OF Mayer, is
in the city visiting with friends for
Jew days.
Country Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Perkins are
in the city from the Upper Verde,
en- route to the state fair at Phoe-
nix.
Jerome Visitor.
]. ]. Harrington, a we'll known
resident OF Jerome, is in the city
for a few days on business mat
tiers.
From the North.
Winchester Dickerson, postmaster
of Ash Fork and a merchant was
in the city yesterday on business
trip.
Accompanies Special.
1. IL -NOlilS dOOOlll pdiilSu lHS
"Howdy Special to Phoenix yes
terday morning. The train left the
middle of the forenoon.
Receivers from Illness.
James McGovern the we'll known
civil war veteran, who is in the
city from Date creek, is recuperating
from serious illness, which his many
friends will be pleased to learn.
From the Mines.
Mark Murphy. in charge of de-
velopment on the Postmaster mines,
near Poland, is in the city on a
business trip. and reports work as
going ahead and conditions as salts
factory.
Visitor Leaves.
Miss Josephine Morrissey, who
has been visiting the city for sew
eral weeks, as the guest of her
sister, Mrs. R. d. Young, returned
to her home in Los Angeles yes
terday.
To the Desert.
Albert Nailor returned to the
Harqua Hala mountains yesterday,
where he has mining interests, and
will remain away for the rest of
the winter. He. came here to vote
at the recent election.
Entertained Friend.
Mrs. John Massing- and Mrs. o.
O. Stevens entertained yesterday,
Miss Emma Anderson, who is en-
route to Topeka, Kansas, after a
sojourn of several weeks in the
southern part OF the state.
Home From Phoenix.
Miss Pearl Tinsler returned from
Phoenix yesterday, where she had
been on business and pleasure COM
bined. She says it rained in the
capital city much OF yesterday and
that the race track at the fair
grounds was in very bad condition.
Visiting Old Home.
Mrs. John {, Hartin, who will be
remembered by many as a former
resident OF Prescott, returned few
days ago from Clay Center, Kan
SIS. and will remain for several days
to visit with friends She is a guest
of her brother, J. l. Roberts.
Passing Through.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dalzell, OF
Tonic Basin, are in the city en-
route to FL Centric, Cal, for the
winter They made the trip in team
over the old road .and state snow
two inches deep overlook them an
the higher elevations
Leave for Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Hisle left
yesterday in auto for Phoenix as
also did c. Z. Burton, OF Jerome
Junction, who is to visit with his
wife for the rest OF the week, and
en- route will make arrangements
for wintering his sheep on the
desert.
Visitor Leaves.
DIR. A. H. Jones, of Youngstown,
Ohio, concluded several days of a
visit to the city yesterday and re-
turned home via Tucson. While
here he was the guest of c. A.
Weidler, and stated he will locate
in the west to practice his PROBES
sion, selecting Salt Lake City as
his home.
(From Fridays Daily.)
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-18

(From Tuesdays Daiiy.}
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. Amy Hill left for Clarkdale
where she will be the guest for a
few weeks OF Mrs. Harry Holings-
head.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-18

Senator and Mrs. H. F. Ashurst
left yesterday for Flagstaff, their
former home, to visit with friends
until next week. The mother and
brother of Senator Ashurst continue
10 make Coconino county their
home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-16
YOUNG MEN ORGANIZE
 TIGERS" CLUB

An exclusive club has been organized
 among the college set of Birmingham to provide pleasure and entertainment for it's
 members and their friends
 Plans have been submitted for approval for the erection of an ideal clubhouse of the bungalow type. The club has four acres of land bordering on Shades creek on the road to the reservoir.
 i This club was organized by MT. Porter Allen. MT. Wimore Cox, MT John Hap ward, MT. Craig Perkins, MT. Herbert Pet CTS and Mr Joe Yates.
 The following members have been en-
 rolled MT. Joe Allen, Mr Frank Eaton, Mr. George Bentley, Mir. Basil Clarke, MT. Elwyn Cobbs. MT. Emmett Collins, MT.
 Marcus Cruikshank, MT. Cherry Craw- ford, MT. Joe Franklin, MT. Bowen Hen derson, MT. George Long, MT. Arthur
 Major, MT. Wallace Nall, MT. James Nell son, MT. Eugene Ross, MT. Fisher Tynes, MT. John Underwood and MT. George Whatley.s
 The officers are: President, MT. Por-
 ter Allen; vice president MT. John Under-
 wood; secretary, MT. Wilmore Cox; cor
 responding secretary, MT. Marcus Cruik-
 shank and treasurer, MT. Craig Perkins.