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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-11
Public Utilities on the
Issuance of Securities

III connection with the authenticated
oi the issue of securities it early became
apparent that few of our MANY nuh,io
service companies had any definite knowl.
| eose OF the quantity or value of the nron.
cry oeihs used in the service of the pub
Nv say 'he members of the Public Util-
tues commission in their annual report
Whlch mas just been presented to the
Governor and Council.
Usually no inventory has ever been
taken,- or at least not sufficiently recent
10 be useful continue the commission
ers. without an inventory there could
De no valuation, and hence no certain
knowledge of present worth. There must
Dc definite relation between the amount
OF STOCK and of bonds issued by any COM
pany. The aggregate of all securities
should not exceed the value of the proper
~. New capital should not be issued I'M
less there is behind it adequate increa sod
value over the sum of existing issues
IN hearings upon security issues we went
as fully into details as possible. but We
soon realized that many material facts
were not readily obtainable.
Inc larger companies also felt that if
ivy weie u secure and retain the conf
dence of the investing public they must
have more definite information concern
ing the property and rights in which thew
were asking the public to invest its mon
ey. After conferences land partly as a
result OF pending rate cases) seyera, of
the very large companies began what
VIII result in a complete valuation Of
their entire properties. These include the
Cumberland County Light & Power Co
the Bangor Railway G. Electric Co. and
allied corporations. and the Lewiston Gas
Light Co.
complaints against other utilities that
rates or practices were unlawful have
made 1t necessary for this commission to
enter upon Independent valuations. among
them being the properties Of the St. Croix
Gas Light Co.. the Biddeford & saco Wa
Ter Co. and the Peaks Island Corporation.
ana IN order to make our service to the
puolic more general and to assist the
smaller companies we are making. and
are ABOUT to make, valuations OF one or
more companies in each county In the
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ponneII Going to Connecticut

Harold H. Donnell. who for the past
two years has occupied the responsible
position Of election clerk at the office Of
the secretary Of State, will on the first
Of the coming January assume the
position of assistant to the superin-
Harold H. Donnell, who for the past
two years has occupied the RESPONSE
BILE position of election clerk at the Of
fee of the secretary Of State, will on
the first of the coming January as
sumo the position of assistant to the
superintendent Of the Sockanosset
School for Boys at Howard. R l., one
OF the leading institutions Of its kind
In the country. Mr.. Donnell will also
serve as principal in the school Of let
tiers and Mrs. Donnell will also teach
In the school.
Mr.. Donnell was born on Mount De-
sert Island, Me-, and after attending
Colby and Harvard was the principal
OF the high schools at Clinton, Sulli-
van, Searsmont and Jonesport, coming
TO the department Of State with the
present administration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-11
MARYLAND

Under the direction Of the local
Grange on Dec. II. IL and IL, there
will be a three-days extension school
for the farmers at Grange hall. In
struction in house economics will also
be given the ladies who attend.
Mrs. Matte S. Mason, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in this
town and ST. Adams for several weeks,
left Tuesday for Skowhegan to pass
few days with her sister. Mrs. B. F.
Flanders, before returning to her home
in Rumford.
George Wheeler and family, who
moved from this village to Lewiston
about two years ago, are returning and
will occupy the rent recently vacated
by G. D. Pennell on Athens street.
Dr. c. E. Norcross was in Skowhe-
gan Sunday.
The ladies' Of the Baptist church are
making arrangements for fair and
entertainment to be held Dec 10.
Miss Ella Seekins, who is teaching
in the schools of Guilford, passed the
Thanksgiving recess with her mother,
Mrs. Alice Seekins.
Mrs. Phillips of Boston Is the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. J. Howard Haley.
George Flint, who about six weeks
ago submitted to a severe surgical op-
GRAFTON at Bangor hospital, is report
ed to be in a critical condition.
Mrs. Nina FELTON, Sleeves has been
substituting for a few days in the pr,-
mary room during the absence of Miss
Mary Packard.
Leon Fitzpatrick Of Boston, a former
principal of Hartland academy, passed
Thanksgiving in town the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. William Anderson.
Deputy sheriff F. S. Burrill and son
Harold and ex-depsty Ralph Denning
were in Skowhegan Monday on business
Master j. H. Goodrich was in New
port Monday to attend a meeting ~
East Somerset Pomona.
Principal N. s. Donahue. accompan,ed
by Carl and Stewart Baird, Chester
Ward and Hollis and Robert Buker. left
tuesday to attend the annual exhibition
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-11
State House Chat

The last registration number issued
at the close Of business on Saturday,
Dec. at the Automobile Registration
Bureau. department Of State, bore the
numerals 2s,s7e-or only "a less than
an even $4,000 for the season.
H. ]. Craig of Bingham was a call
er Saturday morning at the State as
SCISSORS and the land agents offices,
E. F. Clason Of Lisbon Falls on Sat
urday morning Informed the depart-
ment OF inland fisheries and game that
on that morning while riding in his au-
tomoolle about three miles from the
village he got sight of a handsome
maze OF the ring-necked pheasant a
ora rarely seen in our State, although
Few are known to be here.
clyde Wilson and son Richard ~
fortland were callers on Saturday AZ
the State House. the former hav,na
business with Supt of Buildings uar,
ry "A. Hummer, an old friend.
! Miss Marie Mulvahill of the Industr,-
a! Accident Commission office rorca =,
Ill with bronchitis. 10
MISS Sarah Pike, clerk in tho oso.
OF the Industrial Accident Con,,,,,s
sioh' passed the weekend at Portland
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ALMA

sheepscot Valley GfNngeswill give an
old-fashioned masqusrade and baked
sheepscot van Giant, Waite, 10, elect
officers. Saturday. dec. q
Quite number In this vicinity are,
having bad colds. 81, = ,'. II
William Averill has gone away on Al
business trip. Winfred Seigars is do
ing his chores.
Ruth Humason went to Wiscasset
Saturday on the train, visiting her
sister for the day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-11

The Maine Public Utilities Commits
sion has several hearings scheduled for
this week, three Of them today at Port
land. as follows:
Dec. II. at $50 A. NJ, at the grand
jury room at the county court house, the
continued hearing of case, forbidding
the removal Of side track Of the Port
land Terminal Co. and establishing by
means of such track physical connec-
ton with the tracks Of the Cumberland
County Power & Light Co.
Same place and date. the complaint of
w. H. Pearson Co. ct ais. VS.. the An
droscoggin Electric Co., the Portland
Terminal Co., Boston & Maine and
Maine Central Railroads regarding the
transfer and delivery of freight between
the respondents and the rates governing
the same.
Same place and date. the complaint Of
G. I. Bailey ct, ais. VS.. the Lewiston. Au-
gusta & Waterville Street Railway and
Maine Central Railroad, charging INSULT
Gent and inadequate service in Win
throp, Me.
-Four other hearings are scheduled for
the week. as follows:
Tuesday. Dec. IL at 10 A. M. at the
office Of the commission at the State
House. on the petition Of the Fort Kent
Water Co.. for authority to issue bonds.
Same place and date, on the petition
of the Twin State Gas and Electric Co.
and the Salmon Falls Electric Co. for
authority for the former company to
lease to the latter company certain
property. rights and franchises.
Same place and date, on the petition
of the Berwick & Salmon Falls Electric
Co. to issue stocks and bonds.
On Friday. Dec. Is, at s A. NJ. at the
passenger station at Brownville juno
tion, on the complaint Of H. T. Dillon
ct ais. regarding inadequate and insult
hcient service at Brownville junction.
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State Board Of Health

Tho State Board Of Health recently is
sued g. circular In regard to the feeding
and care Of the baby. A request for
copies Of this circular was received by Dr.
A. G. Young. secretary Of the State Board
Of Health. from the health officer Of Van
couver. British Columbia, and a number
Of copies were sent to him.
That these copies have been used and
borne valuable fruit in instructing people
in far away British Columbia in regard
to the care Of babies is shown by let
ter received a few days ago by DR..
Young.
This letter. which contains enclosed
with It the picture OF very lively looking
baby. is written by Mrs. J. M. Hay Of
9th street and Rideway avenue. North
Vancouver. B. c., who states that she Is
bringing up her baby successfully upon
the directions contained in the board Of
health circular issued by the State de-
partment Thus 1t would appear that the
influence Of the Maine Board Of Health
extends to far away British Columbia
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Industrial Accident Hearings

The Industrial Accident Commission has
ordered the following hearings to take
place this and next week:
Frank E. Wellington. claimant, vs..
Scribner Artesian Well Company. Plain
tiff injured June 16. Hearing set for $50
A. NJ. Dec. IL at the municipal court
room, Bangor. Additional compensation
Elmer f. Morse. claimant, vs.. the
Foundation Company for the Eastern
Manufacturing Company. Plaintiff in1ur-
ed Aug. 1. Hearing set for Dec. II at
P. NJ. at the municipal court room. Ban
gor. Additional compensation.
| E. P. Coma. claimant, VS.. Fay & Scott.
Plaintiff injured Oct. 20, 1918. Hearing set
| for Dec. II at $50 A. M. at the municipal
court room. Dexter. Compensation for
! loss Of time.
George Huddlien. claimant. VS.. ]. F.
! Woodman Co. plaintiff injured July q.
Hearing set for Dec. Il at P. NJ. at
the municipal court room. Bangor. Ad-
ditional compensation.
Antony Joyce. claimant vs.. E. 8.
Booth. Plaintiff injured Aug. rs. Hear
ing set for Dec. Is at o'clock at the
aldermen's room. Pittsfield. Compensa-
ton for loss Of time.
John Conley, claimant, VS.. e. 8.
Booth. Plaintiff injured Oct. y. Hear
ing set for Dec. at 100 p. NJ. at the
aldermen.s room, Portland, loss OF
time.
Mike J. Quarry. claimant. vs.. E. S.
Booth. Plaintiff injured Oct. 20. Hear
ing set for Dec. IS at p. NJ. at the al
dermen,s room, Portland, loss OF time.
Mrs John Moore. claimant. VS.. E. w.
Brown Co. Plaintiff injured Aug. 16.
Haar;nv act for Dec. Is at 4.30 p. NJ.
at the aldermen's room at Portland,
loss Of time.
Edward FaIlona. claimant VS.. F. W.
Cunn,npham. Plaintiff injured Jan. "a.
HearinT set for Dec. 10 at 3 o'clock at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-11
REPUBLICANS!
Keep up Your Party Organization

Do let yourselves be led astray by arguments til
effect that municipal elections should be free from parzanshp
Remember that with party organization that you went
State campaign You rejoiced in your victory
It with with party organization that went into the
vember election. Did defeat change belief in he
principles for which you fought and will have to fight agan
Two years from will face another State campaign
and the election of representatives at Washington.
You will want party organization then
Four years from you will vote for President
You will want party organization then
the which the Democratic party under til
leadership Of those who direct it in this city, will make Of
troll of city affairs appointments and employment if they
such control for the next two years.
Your loyalty your party in national affairs and in State
affairs even if you interested in municipal issues re-
quie you earnest support of the excellent candidates of
party in the election today.
IF YOU DO NOT GIVE THIS SUPPORT YOU MAY PUT
INTO THE HANDS OF YOUR FOE GREAT MEANS OF
RESISTANCE TO YOUR ATTACKS IN THE BIG BATTLES|
no COME
KEEP UP YOUR PARTY ORGANIZATION.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-11
New Corporation.

Ane Following new corporatiors
canned under the laws of the stoto -.
1"aihe' nave had their certificates 80 l.,
corporation approved by the omoo -
'he attorney general of the State.
West Indies Packing Conner,
49, Zee. at kittery. to engage in buv-
na.., seiilns. raising. importing and ~.
,. OF fruit and vegetable produots.
anoeflng' sugar business, etc. contts,
,ock' $25o.ooo; all common; OAR uaI''a
~ nothlng paid in; shares suhsor,,,
.. resident. Harry w. Foster. Ktttonr.
asurer' George E. Burnham. Kttto.
toua aiiner j. Burnham. Kittery: direc'
'0's' the above. Approved Dec. .
Corporation Changes
III me department of State has been No.
n.u oy the clerks Of the following cor.
po'a,ions OF changes made at snec,.,
.ihss OF the stockholders:
International Mining Company. Deo
at portland voted to change the 49,
Der OF Shares from 10000 to mn nno
anu the change the par value Of 10y
from 500 to 81. each
EDWARD H. Best & Co.. m ~.
Iortland voted to increase the can,.a,
STOCK ss from $4,000 to 5000, 900 ana p' a.
~ aoo the number Of shares from soo
.. royal Gold Mines Company on Dec .
a. portland voted: ITO reduce ~ 0
500 oo tot tx OF e1o this corporation from ST.
par value Of the shares Of stoo,s @ me
corporation from IS par value 70 q =, tnls
share" oe 10 81 per
Royal Gold Mines Company on Ia, .
at Portland voted ITO increase 49, ~
per or shares Of stock in this corn nu'l-
zion from 100000 to 1900. ooo." ~ '0ra-
Corporation Excused
.,a me department of State has been NJ.
t,hed by Assistant Attorney cenan n no
lumbar II. Lumbar that he on Dec. 9. under ~
yisea s,as,' or Chapter At. Section 81. Re.
niture Company from MAXI FUR
annual returns. further
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the aldermen's room, Portland. Loss Of
time.
Napoleon Tereault. claimant vs..
George A. Landry. Plaintiff injured
Oct. 10. Hearing set for Dec. 10 at P.
M. at the municipal court room at Bid
deford. LOSS Of time.
Amos Robert, claimant, VS.. Pepper
ell Manufacturing Co. Plaintiff injured
Sept 20. Hearing set for Dec. 10 at
P. NJ. at the municipal court room,
Biddeford. Medical attendance and loss
Of time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-11
BELFAST
N. Franklin Waterman

N. Franklin Waterman died yester-
day morning at his home in Northport
after long illness. He was a veteran
of the civil war and was IS years of
age. Up to within few years ago he
was resident Of Belfast. living near
the city park. He was born in North
port, returning there to pass his de-
Ginning years. His wife survives him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-11

ATLAS to Accompany the Oficial Rec
ords Of the Union and Confederate Ar
mics. complied in 1926 by Capt. Cal
win D. Cowles. 23d U. S. Inf. Published
under the direction Of Hons. Redfleld
Proctor. Stephen B. Elkins and Daniel
s. Lamont, secretaries Of war. by Major
George B. Davis, U. s. A.. Leslie ]. Per-
~. civilian expert. and Joseph w. Kirk
ley. civilian expert, the Board Of Pub
LEGATION.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-11

Busy with Hearings for the Public Utilities Commission
nations the Govenor-Gts State LbraryWner Killing of
Apple Industrial Accident HearingsBoard of Health
Feeding and of the Department Estimates
Call Yeary-Pub Utilities Position the Issuance of
Securities Corporation School for Boys Estimates
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RIVERSIDE

Mrs. Nancy Johnson Lee Of River
side announces the approaching mar
riage on Christmas day Of her grand
daughter Miss Winnifred Belle Lang
ley and Mr.. Earle w. Jopp Of Proyi-
dence, R. l.
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VASSALBORO

East Kennebec Pomona grange VIII
meet Dec. IL with Vassalboro grange.
Officers will be elected for the ensuing
year and also installed.
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Nomination, by tho Governor

Tho following nominations have been
made by Governor Oakley c. Curtis and
NOTED at tho Executive department I'M
der date Of Dec. Q:
! justices Of the Peace-R. 8. Higgins.
;a7 mxchanse street. Portland; Ira G..
r,.r.ev. Houlton; William H. Robinson.
jas hammond street. Bangor; Eben F.
ddttIefeld. Belfast.
Notaries Publio-Edward Woodman.
,.a wrchanse street, Portland: Arthur H.
~..4.on- Path: Leslie r. Lord. Old Town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-11
Receivers Report on the
Pittsfeld Trust COMPANY

Irving 3. Vernon Of Portland, State
bank commissioner. Saturday made public
statement from William L. Pushor. re-
ceiver Of the Pittsfleld Trust Company.
showing an account of the progress made
in tho settlement Of the affairs Of the
COMPANY to date. as follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-11
state Library

,r.1c, areenleaf T. Stevens OF Angus
Z. M presented the Maine State Libra
IN four handsome and valuable
.,,rrnea. all bearing on matter connect
~ -,th tho civil War. - follows:
.cmcers Of the Army and Navy VOL
.s.-s who Served In tho Civil War
~ .omcara Of the Army and Navy
.- ~ Who Served In the civil
~ s.cn edited by Lieut.. Col. VIM: n.
n y. s{A., and published N A''''
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RECEIPTS.

Cash from he Treasurer Of the
Pittsneld Trust Co. ............ $S,31s.t
Collections on account OF segre-
gated loans ...............:...... 1ss.s1s.t
Collections on account Of nom
segregated loans ................ $3.50!
Bonds sold ......................... 53.123.i
real estate sold .................. 2239.
Interest on loans and discounts. 7,O73.1
Interest on stocks and bonds... 1922.
Interest on bank deposits........ 6,214.a
Collections on account Of over
drafts .......................... $685.
Rentals ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,627.6
Collections on account Of cash
items .......................... 4n.s
Furniture and fixtures soid...... 5000
Assessment on capital stock 80. 34,45O.0
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Endless Torture
YOU CAN'T HOLD OUT THIS wAv
LONG

Hour by hour the night dracs ~
SSieep won't come. What is the rnsttorS
= LOU .n seer. seem calm enough on retiring. You
sleep. oo' you can't
DR.. Greene's Nervura b,ood o,a
medicine is the help for you. Your n nrrse
are ti,, aisordered Your brain works too az.
s s1vely -. You cannot compose yourself a to
S,drnper because you are planning or wor.
IS.hg; iou must stop this at once ana
~ " Greene's great medicine will helm vn,
y, Dr.; Greene's Nervura blood and n.rvs
t tneoicine mas helped thousands of these
.1ouples. 1t enriches the blood. pivin9
Strength 81, to the weak and despairine. Re-
gin using 1t today. Sold by all dr,ige,.ts
. Dr Greene himself will give free CON.
s 90 h;s and advice by mall Write him
St.. Boston, Mass. ''' <Aioany
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Inc department Of Agriculture u,,u
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-07
Notice

On account Of the increased cost of
paper, type, ink, and everything else
that goes into the making of a news
paper, The Pickens Sentinel is forced to
raise its subscription price to 81 so per
year
The new rate will go into effect Jan
uary |, 1917.
In order to give our old subscribers
and friends chance to remain with us
at the old price we will receive renewal
and new subscriptions from now until
January at $l.00 per year. We can
not, however, allow anyone to pay more
than three years in advance at the old
rate
We will be glad to have all who care
to take advantage of our offer between
now and January and save the differ
ence GARY HIoTr, Manager.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-07
Honor Roll of Pickens School

First Grade Mary Gravely, Elsie Hes.
ter, Frederica llaIlum, Eleanor Mauldin.
Second Grade Frances Cureton, Irene
Johnson, Helen Langston, Annie Mac
Stewart, Margaret Valley, Ouinton Por.
ter, FAINT Thornley,
Third Grade : Eugene Alexander,
Wyatt Stewart, Linnie Cantrell, Mar
Newton, Margaret Richey.
Fourth Grade = Margaret Bivens, Ruth
Gravely.
Fifth GradeLois .Hames, Mable Fin.
ney, Meta Belle Johnson, Artie Hughes,
Ellen Freeman, Lucille Harris, Heller
Griffin, Essie Stewart, Athalic Hallum
Louise Hutchings. Mary Maude Stewart
Daisy Bivens, Ansel Nealey, James
CAN'T, Roy Herde.
Sixth Grade-Don Roark, France.
Cox, Mamie Morris, Bessie Stewart
Edna Willis.
Seventh Grade e Ernest Craig, Norman
Tongue, Esther Baker, Bonnie Hender
son, Eunice Cameron, Emily Thornley,
Edna Porter, Mary Hallum, Sara Ma,
Freeman, Claudia Welborn, Eula Stew
art, Fannie Finney, Eva Freeman, Eli
nor Mcdaniel, Maud Morrell
Eighth Grade Bernice Carey Eth
elyne Can't. Ivy Mauldin, Melene
Thornley,.
Ninth Grade Agnes Edens.
Tenth Grade Margaret Aiken, Ber
tina Cantreli, Joe Frank Freeman, An
ME Gravely, Marie Hiott, Frank Keith
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-07
Resolutions

Be it Resolved, by the churches
OF the town Of Lancaster. in union
meeting assembled:
First That we earnestly regret. that
our town and community are so soon to
lose the services of Rev. e. IT. Hodges,
who has so faithfully and ably served
the first Methodist church of Lancaster
for the past four years.
/ Second That in times of health, sick
ness, death and sorrow he has endeared
himself not only to his own flock, but
also to all the christian people Of our
town and community.
Third That. recognizing his ability
as preacher and organizer, his faith
tuness and deep sympathy as n pastor.
! his soundness in the doctrines of the
| Church Of Christ, his deep piety as /,
J Christian, and also the excellent traits
of Christian character Of his devoted
wife and children, we do most earnestly v
commend this faithful servant of God,
and his family, to the church at Pick,
ems, 5. g., to which the Bishop has as.
| signed them. And, in doing this, we do
earnestly pray, that our Heavenly Faith
! er may spare Bother Hodges for many
{ years yet to the South Carolina Confer
ence, which he has served so long and
faithfully; and that lie will give him
many more souls for his hire.
Fourth That copy Of these Resolu-
tons be handed each Of the county pap
crs and that copy be likewise for
Warded to the paper at Pickens for pub
| lication.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-07
The Sentinel's Honor Roll

New subscribers since last issue:
p Porter, J T Durham, Jake Porter, {.
+ Lewis, r B Hunnicutt, 0 N Garrett
j II Garren, j E Pressly, C Pressly
John Hagood, j S Bagwell, Walter
Lewis, B Bolding, w M Aikens, j T
Bridges, M Cantrell, Coat Stewart,
! N Stone. D Duncan. w u Hen
bricks, Fl Durham. Mrs. Jane Win
chester, l. A Alexander (coD.
Renewals: Mrs. f l. Garvin, Annie
M Kelley. r: G. Gaines, Rev. CR Alb
ercrombie, w FJohnson, John f Childs.
M M Rogers, Il E Porter, w Garrett,
Ralph Murphree, B M Smith, H b
Brookshire, G G Lewis, J G Stewart
5 e Hughes. j e Durham, Ed Seaborn,
n Garren, S II Garren, Mrs. d w
Cantrell, Jr., } e M Steele, c Dalton,
A D Duncan, S M Jones, w f Welborn,
w { Clayton, Jno. II Lewis, 3 r Por-
ter, w nj Hagood, Roy Garrett, Elisha
Youngblood, w r Garrett, w A Por-
ter.
We thank you all.