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Mohave County miner., 1918-02-02

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 1091 Lermo, Juan, Yucca, Ariz. 621 Luera, Guillermo, Yucca, Ariz. care of A. T. & S.F.
 195 Mendoza, Francisco, Golconda, Arizona.
 2S1 Monies, Julian, Antares, Ariz., care of A. T. & s. F.
 519 McNeil, John A., Oatman, Arizona.
 658 Moreno, Juan, Peach Springs, Arizona.
 S6S Martinez, Jose, Yucca, Ariz., care of A. T. & s. F.
 S85 Martinez, Refuzio, Yucca, Ariz. SS7 Medillin, Asceaciar, Kingman, Arizona.
 778 Macias, Clemente, Chloride, Arizona.
 1915 Marienz, - Golconda, Ariz. 755 Monahan, D. J., Oatman, Ariz. 721 Marcus, Pedro, Yucca, Ariz., care of A. T. & S. F.
 980 Moreno, Pedro, Peach Springs, Arizona.
 947 Magona, Jesus, Chloride, Ariz. 500 Morris, Griff, Los Angeles, Cal, 721 Crocker street.
 1920 Muro, Fortina, Berry, Ariz. 988 Marceil, Jose, Yucca, Arizona. 57 Murillo, Basilio, Yucca, Arizona. 151 Niz, Manuel, Golconda, Ariz. 938 Graz, Juan, Needles, Cal. 1889 Olea, Elastic, Signal, Ariz. 1O41 Pohls, Emil, Chloride, Ariz. 744 Perez, Domingo, Chloride, Ariz. 1898 Pirez, Tomas, Chloride, Ariz. 525 Portilla, David, Yucca, Ariz., care of A. T. 6 s. F.
 1916 Paldona, Andres, Chloride, Arizona.
 897 Pena, Matais, Goldroad, Ariz. 1O66 Parman, Geo. E., Chloride, Arizona.
 57O Ponce, MargaritO, Yucca, Arizona.
 891 Reber, Lyman, Grand Gulch, Arizona.
 89O Rules, Manuel, Chloride, Ariz. 415 Rosales, Manuel, Kingman, Arizona.
 779 Rivera, Jose, Walapai, Ariz. 961 Ruelas, Juan, Golconda, Ariz. 53S Reyes, Jesus, Drake, Ariz. 61 Raile, Samuel K., Grand Gulch, Arizona,
 578 Reyes, Felipe, Peach Springs, Arizona.
 1925 Ramos, Juan, McCOnnico, Arizona.
 642 Reyes, Rodofo, Kingman, Ariz. 6SO Reyes, Jose, Peach Springs, Arizona.
 1O43 Rossi, Louis, Kingman, Ariz. 767 Romitize, TOhmos, Kingman, Arizona. I'll Ruez, Domingo, Ray, Arizona. 627 Kuai, Chang Ting, Kingman, Arizona.
 112O Spena, Tomas, Jerome, Ariz. 925 Scott, Elmer C., Chloride, Arizona.
 754 Salgada, Manuel, Yucca, Ariz. 298 Stathakis, John, Chloride, Arizona.
 446 Smith, Walter L., Goloonda, Arizona.
 80 calmana, August, GOlcOnda, Arizona.
 SIS Seeds, Robert M., Bakersfield, Cal.
 ITS Schuengrab, Louis, oatman, Arizona.
 222 lSema, Pete, Chloride, Arizona. 474 Soto, Isaac, Yucca, Arizona, care of A. T. 6 S. F.
 1S0 Torre, Manuel De La, Chlo- ride, Arizona, care of A. T. & S. F. 4S2 Terrence, Homer R., Mineral Park, Arizona.
 113O Torres, Tomas, Wallapai, Arizona.
 90 Torres, Enrique, Yucca, Ariz. 13 Valencia, Steben, Fl Paso, Tex. 53 Wizard, Thomas. Chloride, Ariz. 6 Vanegas, Alejandro, Yucca, Ariz. 9S3 Vatnes, Antonio, Kingman, Arizona.
 724 Villalalos, Simon, Yucca, Ariz. care of A. T. & S. F.
 1O72 Valdez, David, McCarnico, Arizona.
 693 Venegas, Rafael, Yucca, Ariz. 929 Venegas, Jose, Yucca, Ariz. 1112 Vasquez, Lauro, Chloride, Arizona.
 1O14 Watt, Chas. A., Kingman, Arizona.
 132 Walker, Emory C., Golconda, Arizona.
 1O71 Wilson, Jack B., Kingman, Arizona.
 957 Young, Yuk Woo, Chloride, Arizona.
 1134 Yohura, Sam, Chloride, Ariz.
 J. N. COHENOUR,
 Chairman.
Mohave County miner., 1918-02-02
PRELIMINARY STATEMENT

The following is a statement of my gross income and allowable deductions for the period from January l, 1917, to December 31, 1917:
 GROSS INCOME
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-10-12
Timely Warning and Exhortation

We address this communication to all OF the
officers, members, and friends of the Christian
Catholic Apostolic Church in Zion.
A terrible plague is sweeping DER the United
States and, from reports in yesterdays papers,
it would seem as destined to sweep over the en-
tire world
There are hundreds of thousands of cases in
the various cities and towns in this Country,
and there have been many thousands of deaths
In the Chicago Tribune of yesterday, the
following statements were made:
That as direct result of influenza and it's
complications the weekly death rate in the
majority of American cities is two to three times
normal In the New England district the in
crease runs as high as four to seven times the
average mortality rate. Boston's death rate
jumped from an average of 14.7 over CORES
pounding weeks in past years to 1902 per thou
sand population, six hundred per cent in
crease. The rate in Jersey City more than
doubled, as did that of Memphis Richmond, and
Nashville. Washingtons and Philadelphia s
rate has trebled. The State Department an
nOunces that the epidemic has made its appear
ance in all parts of the world.
So far as the Christian Catholic Apostolic
Church in Zion is concerned, we believe in God,
in Jesus Christ, and in the Holy Spirit, and in
the Bible as our Infallible Guide. We take
Jesus Christ not only as our Savior, but as our
Healer, Cleanser and Keeper.
That this plague is one of the signs of the
end, there can be no doubt, and it is simply one
of the chapters in the beginning of sorrows.
Outside of Zion City, everywhere, they have
thousands of doctors but in spite of all of them
and all they can think and do as stated above,
the death rate doubles and trebles in many of
the cities.
Zion people have had the Word of Cod
taught to them faithfully ly-many have needed
the teaching; many have not. Had all of the
people needed the teaching, repented of their
sins, and turned to God and made full and
absolute surrender, then this plague could not
have touched them.
The first thing, then for all Zion people to
do is to examine their lives in the light of
Goo Word, to repent of their sins, confess
their wrongs, and get into the Secret Place of
the Most High. -
,as.gsSne human heart is naturally wicked and re-
y sIliouS and oftentimes even in the lives of
some very goot- people there still remains more
or less rebellion.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-10-12

Let all Zion fall down upon their faces be-
fore God, for He alone is able to destroy the
plague and take it from our midst
Trust in God does not dispense with common
sense, and all Zion people should obey alb
solutely the following directions:
Immediately you are attacked by this ac-
cursed disease, go to bed in a well ventilated
room, with the temperature not more than
sixty eight.
Report Immediately to Apostle Harwood
and also to DR.. LaRose.
Follow the directions that are given to you,
and do not stubbornly disobey and commit
the sin of presumption, as some have done,
and by so doing have made it possible for the
devil to get in his work and destroy their
lives.
Let your heart be filled with trust, and not
with fear. Make all things right; put aside
all hindrances and trust God fully and ab-
solutely
You cannot expect any answer to prayer if
you are shut up in room with the mercury
up to ninety-five or one hundred, with all the
windows shut tight, living in the midst of a
lot of foul air.
REHABILITATION: Repent of all your
sins at once.
Make right the wrongs of your life
Make full surrender to God and put your
trust absolutely in Him.
Report your case to Apostle Harwood. At
the same time report it to DR.. LaRose Com
missioner of Health.
Get plenty of sunshine, fresh air, and good,
wholesome food.
Keep your eyes on God and pray the prayer
of faith.
Take your directions from the apostles and
from DR.. LaRose and obey implicitly.
After the fever is gone you will regain your
strength slowly. Therefore take every pre-
caution. When the day arrives that you feel
it would be perfectly safe for you to go out,
take another day or two so as to be doubly
sure.
Be brave soldiers of the Christ
! Make no mistake about it, according to the
plain Word of God, the things through which
the old world is passing are simply the be-
ginning Of sorrows. There are yet more ter
rible things to come.
Get into the Ark of Safety, and stay there!
WILBUR GLENN vOLIvA.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-13
HEATER LOOKS LIKE RULEF
Electrical centrivancs That 10 %
signed Primarily for Uss In Out.
door Construction Work.

The latest development In electrical
heaters - one that provides for build
Ing II like int ruler. Tho hearr
was designed primarily for use IL
outdoor construction work. The csh
Of digging cranes. for instanme. o!tc,
become 20 cold thnt the men canno
work. Flat rcsixtances Of large On
pacity have been devised. which an
only two feet long and thrcc-sls
teenths Of an inch thick. These cnt
be placed 10 almost any nook or cor
ner. They can also be used fci
warming the feet. For this purpose
perforated plate 10 placed over one OF
two heating units. according to Pop
ular Science Monthly. When a mat
stands on the plate current Of warn
air II released and lows over II.
The outer casing Of such emit Is o,
steel. while the heating element ii
wound nat inside. To insulatc ,h'
element from this casing layers oi
mica completely inclose It. Each unit
II capable Of being used either nj
ternnting or direct current. When I, /.
desired to use number Of them the,
are connected In q circuit.
Many . girl catches q husband 10y
batting her hook with Indifference.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-13
SPORT.

The football players of Denver Uni.
versity held . meeting and selected
Crawford Mclaughlin for next years
captain.
Announcement was made At Indian.
apolis. Ind. that the sixth 500. mile
race will be staged on the Indiana polis
motor speedway on May 30. 1919. The
purse will be $4,000. divided ten
ways. the first award being $4,000.
Maj. Thomas r. Murphy Of Dorches.
ter. back from France. speaks glow.
ingly OF Capt. Frank w. Cavanaush.
Battery E. 102d field artillery. famous
Dartmouth football coach. who also
was once coach Of the D. A. C. in
Denver.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-13
GENERAL.

Yale University's war losses total:
Dead. 40; wounded. missing or pris.
onors. 1T.
Mrs.. John Drew. wife OF the actor
and IN actress until her marriage,
died In New York.
Every civilized nation, includins
Germany. Austria and China. WA rep.
resented at q naturalization class A.
camp Fremont. San Jose. CAL. when
ffty.eisht men were given citirenship
papers.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-13
WG0TGRN

a resolution BY the San Francisco
LABOR Council to the International La.
Dor Congress In Paris. asking that the
congress use its efforts to have the
question Of self determinat ion for ire.
land settled at the peace conference.
was esbled to Samuel Gompers in
Paris.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-13
PORTION.

Vancouver vas shaken violently ~
a. earth tssmor Friday morning.
The closing Of sugar rsiinsriss IN
Brasil u reported from Rio Jansiso.
Crown Prince Frederick wilhelm
has renowned his right to the German
throne.
d.. Antonio sasarna has been ~.
pointed Argentins minister 70 Posu. .
post vacant several months.
Machine guns were used In suppress-
ing food riots In Cologne. according u
reports received at Copenhagen.
LA Maison Blanc do Paris" 70 raDad.
y being made ready for President and
Mrs. Wilson whom they reach Paris.
The steamer Bsnito Juarss. bound
from San Francisco to Manila. found
cred with the loss Of seven Hives In
the gale which swept the Islands.
The birth rate Of the former empire
OF Austria-Hungasy fell 50 per cent
during the war. DR.. Clemens Won Pr.
Quet. . specialist ON diseases Of chill
dren. said.
Argentina will Join with the United
States In sndsavoring to reach . Get.
Element between Chile and Peru O.
the question Of the provinces OF TIE.
NJ and africa.
I'm Rumania at present . suit OF
clothes OF . cheap variety costs more
than $500. . pair OF shoes $40 and .
pound Of chocolate 13s. The needs ct
the country are clothing material.
shoes and fats"
Nine French prisoners were shot
and killed By the Germans and fifteen
other prisoners seriously wounded at
the prison camp In Langensalsa, Prus.
sian 0axony. the Spanish ambassador
ct Berlin reports.
The councils OF Livonia. EsthoniA
and Courland have sent IN appeal %
allied and neutral governments urS.
Ing interventioa In the Baltic Prov.
inces against the invasion Of Russian
Bolshevist forces.
Herbert H. AsQuith. the former
prime minister. speaking At Rochdals.
Laacashire. ranged himself alongsids
those who have declared that the men
responsible for the war and the atroci.
ties shall receive adequate panish.
meat.
An unidsntified man fired 1t Dr..
Sidonjo Paes. the President OF Postu.
gal. In the street II Lisbon. Portugal.
Prisoners In the Anchorage. Alaska.
federal jail held = meeting and sub
seribed for $3.50 worth Of Liberty
Bonds.
The town house Of Prince and
Princess Joachim Murat. placed q the
disposal Of President and Mrs. Wilson
during their stay in Paris at the r.
quest OF the government. has been
completely renovated and 10 ready 70
receive the American chief executive
and his wife,
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-13
YHG Latest IMPORTANT Do
PATCHES PUT INTO Snort
cRIsp PARAoRAPHa
STORY OF THE week
sHoWiNo THE PRooRgeo 0s
gvg,lrS IN our OWN AND
FOREIGN LANoo.
wsstssn Newspaper Caios Nsvs sssvisA
ABOUT The WAR.

A0oVT THE WAR.
The Berlin government has revoked
ito decision to disarm the troops re-
turning TO Berlin.
A total OF 5.325 officers and 1855
men. Gen. March said. have been sps-
officially assigned for early return By
Gen. Pershing.
Brest Litovsk. where Germany ne
sotiated the peace treaties with Rus.
sls and the Ukraine. has been Occur
pied by Polish troops.
The British transport Orca, with l.
s22 American troops aboard. arrived
At New York from Liverpool. She Il
the fourth transport TO bring return.
Ing soldiers.
Great Britain will demand GS.0o0..
100000 (Sto.000. 600. 000) sterling for
Great Britain and her dominionS -
Teparation for the war. according %
the London Daily Mall.
Holland. Il 70 understood. viii suS.
gest that Herr Hohsnsollsrn and his
con b placed on IN Island In either
the East or West Indies where they
will b guarded BY . Dutch hest.
Street fighting u reported By the
Cologne 0assete to b going On In
Maysnce. capital Of the province OF
Rhsnish Hosse and one Of the prin.
cipal fortressss Of Germany. Many
persons have been killed.
Further reports are issued By the
government committee which has been
investigating the treatment Of British
prisoners OF war. Like previous re-
ports. Il 10 . long. shocking record Of
brutality and callous neglect.
The surrender Of the 1000 German
airplanes required under the terms OF
the armistics convsntioo has bsen pro.
eesdins during the past week. and II
. understood the full complement Of
enemy machines will shortly b In the
allies hands.
Eight Of the thirteen divisions com.
prisins the American Third army now
on the Rhine either are National
Guard or National Army troops. and
there II every reason to believe that
they will b on American sod again
0y midsummer.
British merchant tonnage iosses
were S.03l.s3S gross tons from the b.
sining Of the war 70 Oct. 81. 1918, &C.
cordins TO an official statement. New
construction in the United Kingdom
In the same period was 4.343.1Se pur.
chasss abroad were $4,000 tons and
enemy tonnage captured was 7le.s2o.
The net loss was $4,000 tons.
The Germans have begun rsstitu.
lions. They have delivered 70 the ii.
lies aoo.ooo.ooo geo. 000. ooo) francs.
gold. which came from The Russian
treasury. The French have recovered
rich collection Of art works BY Quen.
tin Delatour. stolen from st. Quentin,
and paintings taken from the museum
at valenciennes. valued at 1000 .00O..
900 francs. all told.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-13

TO be possessed Of q head e NV
beautiful hair: soft, lustrous. au6Iy
wavy and free from dandru6 10 merely
Q matter OF using . little Danderine.
Il u easy and inexpensive to have
nice. soft hair and lots Of It. Just get q
small bottle Of Knowlton's Danderine
now-lt costs but few cents-all drug
stores recommend it-apply Q little as
directed and within ten minutes there
will b an appearance Of abundance.
freshness. hufnncss and an incompora.
Bile gloss and lustre, and try a. you
will you cannot ind trace Of dandruff
or falling hair: but your real surprise
viii Be after about two weeks use.
when you will zee new hair-dns and
downy at 6rst-yes-but really new
hair-sprouting cut all over your scalp
-Danderine IL. We believe. the only
sure hair grower. destroyer Of dan
drum and cure for itchy scalp, and It
never fails to stop falling hair at once.
II you want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really II, molsten cloth
with Q little Danderine and carefully
draw It through jour hair-taking one
small strand ct Q time. Your hair will
b soft, glossy and beautiful in Just
Q few moments-a delightful surprise
awaits everyone who tries this. Adv.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-13

A girl hasn't much use for ma.
who is too cowardly to propose.
Red Cross Bag Blue males the lsunases
happy. makes clothes whittier than snov
Al good grocefs. Adv.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-13

A Drawbacks,
This new writer shows some rude
strength" ''Then how can he succeed
In polite litersturer'
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1918-12-13

Many . girl catches q husband 10y
batting her hook with Indifference.
Evening journal., 1918-01-23

George NJ Bailey. son OF Nr. and Mrs
George o. Bailey. OF No 2i East
TNventy-thira street. who is a member
Of the United states Railway Engineers
In France, IN a letter DO his parents
said THE EVENING JOURNAL was
read. reread until it was read 20 pieces
by the four Wilmington boys IN his
company. The young soldier In a
recent letter 10 his folks has sent "a
copy Of the American soldiers march
ine song, which is as follows.
America, you know I love you,
And Ions for YOU each day;
America. I'm lighting for you,
Tho many miles away.
Wen knock the block or the Kaiser
And blow him across the Rhine.
And then right back Go the old /. $.
To the tune of "Old Lang syne.
Mr.. Bailey related how he visited a
town in France in which were seven
teen churches, some having been built
in 400 lie said that DE was visiting all
places he poss bly, could because when
be- got back 20 Delaware Doe intended to
stay here.
Evening journal., 1918-01-23
.STR'CTER RATIONS FOR
AMERICAN war KITCHEN
By The United press.

By The United Press.
WASHINGTON. Jan 23.-The Great
American kitchen is soing on strlcter
rations.
With the return 70 Washnston To-
day Of Food Administrator Hoover u
was stated that a movement VIII be
launched Immediately TO create two
wheatless, two meatless and one pork
less DAYS each week. Cards WI be dis
trlbuted 90 the housewives OF the coun-
try. pledeing them % support the rcsu-
latiOns
Meantime Hoover will battle before
Congress TO have leg'slat.on passed en-
powerng him TO enforce Observance OF
the ratiOns days.
Hoover's bin provides control over
the sale. use. manufacture and dis
tribution OF food TO any person conduct
lng a public eating place or sny other
manufacto.v, PRODUCER distributor or
other person" Under the last classitl-
cation Hoover plans TO reach every per-
son who refuses 20 comply with ths
regulat' 'ons. Pending passage Of the b.ll'
observance will be voluntary. Under the
bll a penalty Of 5000 or six months
Imprisonment would be the penalty for
violation.
Evening journal., 1918-01-23
". n. Barnard, JR..
APPOINTED captain
ConlInued From FIrst Page.

Continued From First Page.
TO assist the government. He is a sou
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William y. Barnard, his
father being a Pennsylvania railroad on
cial with headquarters at Broad Street
Station, formerly superintendent OF the
Maryland Division OF the p, B. and W.
Railroad
Captain Barnard is 81 years old and
was born in Camden. ~ j.. in August
1883. He Is a graduate OF the ShefIlcld
Scientific School Of Yale University
class Of 1901 and received his prcpara-
tory education IN the Wilmington MILF
iary Academy. and the Hotchkiss
school, Lakeville. Conn
For a time he was connected with
the engineering corps Of the Pennsyl-
yania Railroad, and with tho Union
National Bank Of this city. From
March. 1903, 10 July 4, 1915. he was
with the Joseph Bancroft and Sons
| Company he held the position OF
ass.stan, 10 The rlant superintendent
and later on. he was assistant sales
manager Of the company. In charge nf
their New York Offices for scver.i
become a partner IN the banking house
Of T. ID. Lackey ard Company. which
Is his present connection.
Captain Barnard has engaged In many
activities outside Of his business con-
nections lie Is the president Of the
Juvenile Court and Probation Assocla-
tion. a Federal State director Of the
United States Working Boys Reserve
under the Department OF Labor, a mem
Der OF the executive committee OF the
New Castle county Liberty Loan com
mlttee, a director Of the Wilmington
Building and Loan Association. Q
director Of the Associated Charities. g
director of the Peoples Settlement anC
a member OF the Social Service Club
lie Is a member OF the St. ANTHONY
| Club and Yale Club Of New York City
, and Of the Wilmington Club and WI.
, mngton Country Club, OF this city
He was married October &c, 1915, z,
r Miss Emily Markle. OF Hazleton, Pa.
, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Alvan Marklc
/ They have one child. a daughter age'
, ~ years. Mrs Bannard viii return Il
lIazlelon for the duration Of the war.
Evening journal., 1918-01-23
THOMAS CO.
TROUBLES AM.CABLY
Litigation Withdrawn With
Filing of Bond and Promise
TO Pay Debts
CONCERN SUFFERED
HEAVY FIRE LOSS

IN Court Of Chancery yesterday after
noon, Chancellor Curtis ordered the re-
slraining order heretofore issued
against the Jacob Thomas Company Of
Newark dissolved upon condition that
the company give bond Of $4,000 and
pay all debts Of the company. This
order was issued by the chancellor
following a hearing of argument on the
application Of The company for modiil-
cation Of the Injunction.
The bond was given by the company
this morning and the injunction dis
solved.
The bill OF complaint was illed last
Friday by Tillie Thomas when the
injunction against the company was
issued
Chancellor Curtis today save out the
following explanation:
January, A.. d. 1918, upon motion Of
w. L. Goldsborough, Esq, Of the firm
Of Marvel Marvel, Layton & Goldsbor-
ough. solicitors for the defendant, and
upon consideration Of the aflldavits OF
Alyah Miller, on behalf Of the firm OF
/ II. G.. Craig * Co., John II. Dandy on
| behalf Of the Union National Bank OF
/ Wilmington. Henry Ollesheimcr. on be-
half OF the Metropolitan Bank Of the
+ City of New York. j. Barkley Eakins
on behalf Of the firm Of ]. S. & W. r.
/ Eaklns, and James @. Prager, on behalf
/ Of the Prayer Co.. creditors Of the Ja'
/ cob Thomas Co.. the defendant
/ 1T is o. dered by the chancellor tha
upon the giving by James @. Prasel
and Hugo Prayer Of the city OF New
York State Of New York, Of q bond ir
the sum Of s30,000 with security to b'
approved by the chancellor, taken II
the name Of the state Of Delaware foI
the use OF all creditors Of the said Ja
cob Thomas Co. except said credtor
who have fled said afildavits, with con
dtion 20 pay all the debts Of the sai'
Jacob Thomas Co. except the debts o.
said creditors who have fllcd said am
dayils. then and thereafter The said orde
made in this cause on the 18th day o.
January. A. D., 1918, restraining tn
said defendant, its officers, directors
agents and servants, and each Of them
until further order OF the chancellor
from collecting. receiving, conveyine
selling. assigning. transferring, dealin
with or otherwise d.sposing Of any o
the property and assets, real and per
sonal OF the said company, be dis
solved.
And further, the United states Fldel
.ty and Guaranty Company, a corpora
ton Of the state Of MARYLAND is hereb'
approved As surety IN said bond.