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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-20

First Baptist, corner Sixth and Cherry, WI. J. E. Cox, pastor. Sun day school at 9:30 a. m. T. N. Har- per, superintendent. Graded school with classes for all ages. Breach ing by the pastor at II a. m. and 3 D. m. Morning subject: "A Good Paymaster." Evening subject: '"The Pharisee and Publican" B. Y. P. U. at 7:15 D. m. Prayer and lraise ser vice "Wednesday at D. m. Sub feet: Grace"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-20

Hazel Street Baptist, Eighteenth and Hazel: Sunday school at 10 a.. m. No pfeaching. Sunbeam band at 2::3O D. m. B. Y. P. U. at 6:45 D.. m. Hazel Street Sunday school No. 2 at D. m. M. W. U. and Aid SOC iety on Tuesday at 3 D. m. Wednes- day prayer service to D. m. We cord ially invite you to these services.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-20
Fidst Church of Christ, Scientists,

Shriners temple. Seventh and Main. Services are held Sunday morning at II o'clock. Subject, Doctrine of At onment." Sunday school Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. cWdnesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock. The public is cordially invited to attend the services and to visit the reading room.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-20

Alexander Memorial Presbyterian Church, i6th and Popular, A. A. Boyd, rastor.-Sunday school at s:SO a. m. Morning serivce at Il a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-04-20

Lutheran, Sithx and Florida, w. A Schrader, pastor-Sunday school MT. G. A. Bahlau, superintendent, a 9:3O a. m. Services at 10:45 a. m and s D. m. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend. 3.'
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30
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Les A.eusea Asguse aCNsvs-
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q sDpeEsanity - taEn ~ i1to
0soey Tor IL Uo1 narty vogk q IL
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9eptsnber lGth. Gteps Aave 6esa
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tiees sf Les Angsa6s - t6hs dlillay
h uss - nswspapef1 1sf vrap-
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indoes IL peepss 70 saSp u Hylps
pt.e: Which ass cellseted ard seaA for
n ~ night J. v'ss,ssd saes.ss-
fu.y h cunnisoa, especially stses
freight rates are psphikitive n dip
Ping from hare 70 the paper millA
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Notics IL hereby given that tle lands
descri66l below. .embreeing 80 acrss.
within the 0ulnisop Netionaf torest
and entry under the prcvisione gt the
:sS :ss e Z sis 6. e un,sss sssi ss.. s'i .Se
1919. Any settler who was actually
and in GOOD faith claiming any Of said
lands for egricultura purposee prior
70 January 4 1eee, ard hss rot secnec g
nat. g Aons.s:sA s.tsE sSs :: ,s tss lsss: 80
..s::A .s:s ss:ss 81 ~ slis;
fereuce right subject 70 the prior. right
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ths Lots 4. Z. end Z. gsc: ~ sthe
aWK. The gWA sen b, -. alJx4.
swsx 8 :: Sc =, sy IS sMsk s.9a.. 1|ss
~ iiss& .Ss-ss4s. xusust u, iS{t. q =
HfucS, Assistant COmmissic4er o. tAe
0e0eral LAnd 06ica 10. tt
Tif1f Dublished Ang. -. le0
La rublished sspt -. ls4e
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GOAL p0K1Hn FARalERs

Fol1owine the presentation to him
by Governor Cuiter Of complaints
from III. members Of the Rocky Ford
FarfnefS 0ran6e, Fuel Administrator
Galligan hds assured the members Of
the grange that e .they are unable 70
obtaIn ccSl, = tksy hsve declared, he
VIM Is Is 4 tisat dSey Il : suppiy
for tHsir nesds. AZ Is sazse tinss
III. Csiiieaa :h1s explained tie rules
Of ~ 4sderSI fnel administration,
other organisations that buy carload
lots of cal for their members.
Coneumers are not Allowed by the
federal regulations "a. buy coal in car
load lots direct from the mines, but
arc required 70 obtain fuel direct thru
local deelers in tkefr communities:
The connmissions Of the dealers shall
not be moro than 16 cents ton.
The United States Fuel Administra-
tion III established the rule for fouI
reasons; y conserve cad BY prevent
ing the delivery Of undk,e large quen-
tities = wasteful consumef1, whc
would thus e6e1pe the necessity FOL
econennieal ne, 70 prevent inequitable
distSlbQtS1n b eomis1nnities where the
supply y insx&i &icient;;; TO keep within
bounds = pfDet3ee unfnyofehde q
trans a4ieu jnn1nnneh = IT, c6u:
annek deeo not on3oad and Heleasl
cars ~ q|Sfdnptjy - flle Eet1{ler;; md
10 ke6n &DN1 H. retAil6x'S expengl
by IL lE5 ~ SN16crover pfnc&5e1A1(
of M nork - H 81 ftnk u
.rnat11n - ~ l636 - ~ ec01uq@l
may ~ <y1lplZze ~
No ia "a -
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County court nooQ u - CouIt Hooeo
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1Ist DAY q sspte1Ssr q 2. 1914 thsa
Drcbats Of the sAia allsgeA last ytll
0ona1d. dscsass1, end further to d anA
perform what shall thea. ~ the Neaid
cenrt b ss9girs1 aaa alt.1gsl
hereunto set my hand and AFFIXED the
seal OF said Court at my o6lee In Gun
nison. In seid Coonty. thts 18th day Of
clifford II. Stone,
(0eal) Judge and Acting Clerk
First Publication. August IL 1913
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30
READY MARKET ron TIN
ron M sl1ALi Lors

q \. 1bssef, Dirseeoe II the
Organised Salvage department. Of the
Mountain DiviGi0n, announces that ar.
rengensents have been perfected
whereby ready market awaits al tin
Ton. 6
Ths Bosus- wsnslsy Led Company.
. Dseyer eeneesn, las patsiodc dcally
agrecd 70 aecspt TN Ton n lots II -
Il q ! sood plan e ksep the various
classes ok foil separneed, - there q .
dfhesopce 81 the Iead eqntent and =
cortoo6onding diSaxenco n. the pyice
paid. Thsfe are four kinds cf 1ofl
tin eoll. lad foll, alumiunm foil ard
what kno beeu moWn e German foil.
Tin fen eontains much tin. lt Il tie
eommpa bright fog found b cigar
boxea, ~. Lad foil a thielEar and
heavier osd' " ! DIM finish. It q ueed
IN packing ~. Tor tooth paste hold
err, e AoE&le topa md for similar pur-
poses. Aluminum ION u much lighter
than either n the tyFo 4oils nent3 t3pned.
Il u shfny md ea1ily broken Or crack
ed wlen efumbled h IL hAnd. Ger
man tsil 8 Hght n eo3of and malses
no noiDe When exump1ed. It usually
II capaQ3hed WITH 1eed 6ba ~ thsldeAl-
foil should ne b rullsd Into halls
Is sheaM b saved IT md shipped
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Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30
HINTS 10 roULrRY KEEPxRs

Stake AGxiMlturnl ColIsee, ~. CSllins
Clean poaltry houeeo cneo cr twice
Wee13y, dxily 9 bettoT. BeG52 now.
Dissn1eck With : twp pr eent solu-
tion q 90 e - elal ~ disinfec-
t1nt6 - I'm es1l1ss. 06GlA n6w.
Weteh he luogtg e36Sq1y IN mites.
EllmjG1ts n t1ance e h0sfnI them
~ painting xpeqkg, rooqt s1DDorts and
a1ol1lnS Mpe4 N1k NJ Gude %
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Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30
1or1os o. A...cA..e. 70 IaAsa

onIics OF the state Board Of Land
commissionsrA Denver. coloreAo. 80.
Notice IL hereby givsn that J. q.
cranmsr.. whose post olifcs addre.s .
osn ossnss ssss e lss:. e: Tse' sss s1es
described school lAnda, situate In a.
guache County. Colorado, to-wit:
& sW Il n 4 s.s f g. : 9s.s q n = 4: w (
Notice IL further hereby Given tAas ali
ether persons aesiring 20 Ole az aprliee.
g iahd must ale seIs II ibis oiElee DFSof
d ssptsnbsr' 0th, 1915. aslno other aD-
=. r ). s.ss "a ~ sfs.r "a
nAxlGcagp MILLER.
Pseslesnt stats nossa lAsd coa-
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20 bise Iaal ora lsssesssA
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a.'res4,s;;sss H sss.ysIR 81 :.T.s c..::. q IA1D'

Notice z h:rssy siysn that q, sne = Ia.1s
est. COLORADO. win be sub{sct 70 settle
u %ses Il. a1s iss. q Ike usiss
Sat- Sat-. .s rs sss 3: sss g :s.. IL s'i
ofIice at Montrose, Colorado, ON Oc-
tober Is. 1918. Any .ettier who was ac-
ss.z ssd sad: u rs ss
sbsndoned same. has : preference right
snda 10 me.s se.s.,Iy oesseisd 2a,d i.nGs
the I perscns % mentioned below. Who have
right OF any sucS settler. prcvided such
homestead entry and the preference
isis. % on Witch date I the lands Viii Be Be-
ausiissd person. The swT . swx Sec
4. T. r. me IS = H. Sh ne NV Nv sES. fSs x K. WI
I. Z 3. < 81 ". he 81 .SH GEN. ths
y = &. { n n 4 Ne; ssSS Ss See Sec -. rs Is. swS
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E. E = sx II: ns2 y wK Nk S.e. sns s.. sT E
g WI 40 :srs:: spPiiS..Icsn ef e, Frank !.
NHH s11s M TSs = r.. sEX HyR Nwk wsk tna sh. sH 81
application Of Herrison Il, Lyon. Hotch:
tss Hiss cS,9.:so; ss9.:S II. .is Ex s' q L.. 7ss
sss sssss 'es 3 e; E esisii .srs:S, - q:
y s. g eSnssnns e M.sr.n ied cos
lob. Somerset. Colorado; List 3>4o6s.
August ~, 1915. G: y. Bruce. Assist.
Ant Commissioner OF the General Land
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uy m THE AM

windblewn pollsps carrying ~ be-.
teria Int inAame poee an4 ehxae$ 81
canee NY fever. tsIebroad = ~ 1end:
Or remedy = h6.n = Give 1e.te4
nd eagafort from se hekinGs geQing
asthma and telaneNtfng hny 1evex.
Tha$ feliable rsne3y y Ho1eyss Hpegy
and Tar TIT s1aeee . heafnes e9eeh-
inG eoafing q II tn4anned oRan.
tgonea steps irritating <ee1&Alb q -
6unnnn01 es3ds. An. 90 Who ~ eaee
~ lhis stahdasa coagh an4e ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30
LIBERrY LOAN INTEREST RATE

Secretary McAdoo has definitely
announced that tie Fourth Liberty
Loan bonds win bear * FER cent
interest. -
The secretary has, besa insistent
that the CoveTnment interest rats
should be stabilised ct lk per cent.
He points out that . raise in The rate
e& interest Of only per cent ON
SIC, 900 900 900 Of Government bonds
would mean IN annual increase Of
81, 900 900 In interest charges, and
that the money would have to be
raised BY increased taxa4ion and paid
By the people Of the country.It would
not be paid BY oae elaas only, because
there are consumptien a. we'll q
Dther kinds Of taxes, and the consump-
tion taxes reach every class Of people.
~As N Intelligent people, said
Secretary 1eAdoo, during tie Third
Liberty Loan campaign, I'VE should
now make . stand for The financing
Of our government during the period
Of this war at . stabilized rate Of I'M
forest, say q ~ Per cent Per annum.
- that al business and I'll invest
ments may b adjusted to that basis,
and 70 that We, ourselves may pro-
tect ourselves against suocesdvely In
creased RATES Of interest On Govern
ment loans.s
Neither our patriotism Or our sup
port Of ths Liberty Leans ass measlT.
= d fsacsaens e psr cent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30
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II eee-tWssG3sfA = thsse tsneAs
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etnte Neuha1 9cho6 - . bnl1dlng
tHne for tea yeaxu fr6n 1917 = -
enmulakfng h IL 1lnts fssAslTy.
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IRKAsURER,s NOTICE

10 Carpenter Group Mines G.. AND
no ALL PERSONS HAVING AN m.
TERE6T Or TITLE or RECORD IN
on 10 THE LAND HEREINAFTER
,RSssasIs N6fiCn is HIsREBx GIVEN tSae
- IL 18th day of Geyemhez - y.
1915, IL following { 6eScti661 pro
1erty. sltusts 81 a. County AZ GuAr
niGom ~ State o1 Colarado, to,wtt:
Besaio I0de uintnk Clafn, Survey
No. lO182, and Gold Coin Lode Mflp
Ing Claim, Survey No 10419. bod
sffuate n White Earth Mining Dis
triet was sold for ths delinquent taxes
for tie year 191l>end purchased ~
CuAnison County;
That sa3d premises were taxed Tor
tlse said yser 1914 n the mama q
Cerpenter Grcgp Mines Ee.s
That ~ qo3d GpgpisoA County, by
|fts Counly Treasurer did On the 9Th
|daysef Angu1t 1o1e. d1iy egu1gh IL
esftieeates - peFeAaees which wore
iago9d ~ H. County Treeslrer. y
rid CnnnSooa County for ab0vo sale,
. 1prigg ekle6eed whp ha&h mede
yo0ioGt upQ0 ~ 3r00nnH6t of ~
| CGznf1 II 1otilen116G, - prpvided
M II fAW q 1eok y eey6er ~ -
| nis1 66o66no otil31 = . 1nx - =
lnnA eD4t eleee ~ ~ yeax.
I Ihat - go ~ ~ een - 1oid
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HcovEa AS!scgNc1s s!ss q 4 on;

A universal war hvead for IN NJ
tieag arrayed eeAin1t IL esntSal pew-
ere 4 p1svid.d 3ss f. S1e nv 5eezls-
tor Hoover. WHIST 0bar res&rictidns
q TIE United 0tatsa yill ~ relaxed.
1he allied powsrs wfll b given hFead
eoataining mors wheat than since the
0riy days Of Tie war. Wheakless
days and meatless days viii be dis
continued. The regulation Il effective
September I.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30

4 LOCAL Nnws - m ]
Z Z Z =
IN 49,. - ~. -
- via'esr = -. ~ erAu1y.
:: =, = =: !: -: -: =: Is !;
-0-
l1isu Albog>n CUusy Socurun1 0o1nr.
- A. - nssahs ~ - - =
n. J. b. Kalley - I. ~. Csay
nads ~ exeuE1lo9 "Trip up Mn csook
1sssaas. Sster.Isg - aszt ~.
Ma 4 J. Ts1psstea anA daneAtsr
noxsna, arrived 1baoday - gues&s a&
~ haaas q uE. end Mn. 2, ". Rse-
While b Dsavsr tAess last twe
s:s e. - G. sstask q bleed peisssias Z
Nh Frsd pu.eaa 4 salida nd
Mn =. J. Qli1A ef Ds1vsr arrived
Wedlssday - - gnests ef Mn. = D.
VnnAkea foR.Ssme dayA
Or. Coeksns u Salida was observed
beating Il out Of town toward his hems
villag1 Tuasday morning. 1he doctor
hAd been over chicken 1hooting.
E.stman's garage has secured tie
services Of Ar. Joel Dickerson Of
Olathe, expert machinist, who will as
sist Bryant Eastman In garage work
for the future.
Mrs. Edith Newell, daughter Neva
and the two boys, Kenneth and Bryce,
departed Wednesday for Olathe. Both
Nrs. Newell and Miss Neva will teach
at 0lathe, beginning next Monday.
A wind storm At Baldwin Monday
blew down lots Of telephone poles and
caused the Mt. States +. & 7. Co. con-
siderable grief in getting them erected
again.
After three weeks in the hospital
as Salida, during which time the doc
tor performed several operations and
turned Monday and ID again about our
streets.
State Auditors Crier and Kirwan,
who left Tuesday morning for Hins-
dale county, reports our county Offices
in good condition. Their longest job,
of course, was checking the county
treasurer, whom they found neither
long nor short, just correct to . dot.
Which i the usual record Of Treas
urer Palmer.
s. E. Land, superintendent Of state
fish hatcheries, stopped here over
Thprsday. Nr. Land has Just conn
p1eted distribution of rAinboW and NJ
dre trout from the Cedaredge hatch-
cry, the last batch being 10000 Of
each on the Upper Lake Fork. He b
now at Pitlrin arranging for distribu-
ton Of the front Of that hatchery Ia
this county. All those who want M
tive and rainbow trout should get
busy.
Dr.. Loren D. Osborn, director Of ex-
tension work for the University Of
Colombo, DR.. Peterson, also Of the U.
of c., Prof. e. d. Randolph Of the
0tate Teachers' College and Prof. O.
b. Staples, who has been elected to
handle the extension work Of the Uni
Varsity, the Teachers' College and the
Colorado State Normal School, arrived
II our city Wednesday night BY auto
ard departsd the next morning for
Grand Junction, taking with them DR..
Kelley president Of the C. 8. N. 8. A
conference concerning the college ex-
tension work u to be held at the juno
tidn today IN Heels Bu&iness College,
- ~.
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NOTICE OF 11nAL sprELnnEu1
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lstass, ef Frank Wsslsy. Dsesassl
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dersigned will present TO the County
Court OF 0unnfeon County. Colorado.
n,s asSo"nss tSF ma ma s,t. sst.,emens . OF "a "a
where all persons IN interest may ep-
Dear and object 70 them, if they 20 de-
sire. J. ID. WALKER,
!fenk WssisZ, Dsesass1.
FIRST publishel AUG. 8 1914
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Delta Independent Warren McEl-
vaine left Tuesday for Gunnison.
where the family will reside, having
moved over there last week.
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y Salida Nail:-Nrs. John Roriin
came over from Sargents Sunday TO
look after her properly here, and will
return today.
Salida Mail:-- Born. on Wednesday,
August 21st, to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Smell. son. Mother and baby doing
nicely.
Delta Independent Minis Ursula
Shoemaker, who has been visiting the
Misses Anna and Marx Zaninetti FOR
= few days, returned >n Wednesday
to her home in Nontrose.
Ell Mountain Pilot: NJ. and Mn.
Harry Ru6 are Fsjoicing sver IL A.
rival Of hne baby gin on Thursday,
August 3. The little LADY has been
named naxine Dorothy.
Pitkin Miner: Jas. Fitzpatrick Is
going to take out two Of his large
herds Of sheep next week. - he says
the range II getting little short, too
many sheep for the amount Of range.
Delta Indspsndsnt:-Alsi lsign IN .
lee1l garage Rods: ~Fre4 Arr This
= ~ oGl1 thing ~ k1oW ok boo3dao
salvation fhnt q ffoo 6n1 ~ 1ool q.
most tsnptsd y ts,s > haaA.
Pitkin Miner: Elmer Wiley and
VIE motored from Cunnisoa Satur-
day. They were accompanied BY Miss
Gertrude Thomas, Nm. I. s. Ferris,
ard mother. Mrs. r. l. Sides, ef Ala
Pitlin Miner: "A. p. Nelson left
attended : meeting Of tie directors
penY, which was held there. Monday
Elk Ncuntain Pilct, Ameae thoss
~ ts0k IL 0ta4e Examinaf3on for
mfnsrs at Gunnisen reeently
Wsre Johp Arneek BIN GEl<h, Joe
xoeAeyars Wm. s1feohane, r. ]. Nor.
"a, Thes. lel5eill, Jela Mclntyre.
3afSiA md yfank knrtieA.
MI lgsuntain FlIot: Wm. Haley.
Andrew CampbeSl md Clifford lfobers
y yao woik, 70 .pueblo l6sE week 10 en-
Mse n ~ Navy, IN returned Homo on
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sssded 3: 80 tsasiaf g " Sd 81 .1ss;
Salida Mail: J. ]. New came over
Saturday from Sare6nta, where hes q
[ |peihttnG the heAut "a M lne 1lcy
o3 III Rnper1ntegt ~ ~ TfH1h4Fa
|is b6ildine and Jto2 2kin2 3 III store
- IL town h eTeetinR o-1sGnaSUme
|acAool .ui1dfne, ~ ~ -MAfeh. M New
VIII paint before be returns 70 Salida.
Dslta Independsnt:-lfr. and Nrs,
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tennssSoe pas1. on tAsir fotaxn. TREY
Wm coune bock ~ Cunniscn, stoppfng
| = Razltne for = Witt VIII NJ. and
Nh Verne VtoWn. 111y WiM BE-
[ewaZ until tie 30th q IL present
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rIsH TAGS rot SALE 4 Nsws-
anpiea oliee. ie 80 Jssoe
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Pitkin Miner: Elmer Wiley and
wffe motored from Cunnisoa Satur-
day. They were aecompanied BY Miss
Gertrude Thomas, Hrs. I. 8. Ferris,
ard mother. Arh B. 1. Sides, ef Ala
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30

Pitlrin Miner: A. p. Nelson lef
last week for Kansas City Where b
attended : meeting Of tie director
Of the Brapt Independent mining com
peny, which was held thsre- Ncnda
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Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30

After three weeks in the hospit,
as Salida, during which time the do,
tor performed several operations an
h..cd him up properly, Theo. Davis, II
tu' ned Monday and 10 again about ou
streets.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-08-30

State Auditors Crier and Kirws
who left Tuesday morning for Hin
dale county, reports our county offic
in good condition. Their longest j.
Of course, was checking the coun
treasurer, whom they found Meth
long nor short, just correct to . d
Which u the usual record Of Tres
urer Palmer.