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MISCELLANEOUS.

,.i;ESa L;Ex1NGToN; Sf TO- ~: oc, ,,s mTae maase
ing OF the Kentucky Trotting Horse
breeders Association was the Cumperh6
was won by Direct c.. Burnett from the
stable OF Murphy. in the first two heats.
both Of which were In 2.0lh. me thlrd
being taken by Hal Malone. giving the
last-named second money under the
rules. the race being ended after three
heats had been paced.
AUBURN. N. Y. Oct A-The open
Ing of the annual drafting season Tor
all OF the clubs IN the National Asso-
ciation OF Baseball Clubs began yes
terday, and as a result the OFFICES o'
John II. Farrell present a busy scene.
The drafting season Will continue Tor
the next ten days,
Charley Otis defeated Robert Came
fax, the worlds champion, in their
three-cuAhIon exhibition match: The
Otis turned the trick by winning the
third and final block OF the match az
the Rational Recreation Academy lasl
night by n score OF 81 to AZ. OTIS won
on the opening night by a count oSS o. oS
in the second nights play and not only
overcame this lead OF ten points bu'
forged ahead to the front with -FOUR
point margin.
At a meeting OF all those who had re-
letic ONCE in East Hall yesterday after
noon, Bob OLoughlin was unanimously
elected Captain OF the Columbia VARSITY
crew for the ensuing year oLouBniIhh
when the United States entered the wal
he was among the first to offer his ser
vices to the Government, He was com
mlssioned n Lieutenant In the infantry
and sent to France. He was wounded IN
action and later rose to the rank Of Cap
| tain.
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>HOOKS i: SLICES
800 New York Athletic Club
Golfers to Decide Club Su-
premacy at Fox Hills Next
Month.
Blu William Abbott.
TVHB New York Athletic Club fig
ures II has about 500 golfers,

VHB New York Athlesic Club fig
ures II has about 500 golfers
good ones. some not so good
and others who are just golfers. To
settle the matter OF supremacy the
club will hold a championship meet
on tho Fox Hill Links ut Clifton, s. l.
The dates will be Oct. 20, "a and Is.
The golf committee of them. T. A.
: G. consists OF ]. q. PATTERSON. Theo-
dore CaAsebeer. w. J. Murphy Z u
Mobiles and A. II. Pogson. Tho club
tournament Is open to all members
1t was not held In 1918 and 1917 oe-
cause of war conditions.
The competIpg programme calls for
three slxteens, but the committee will
add as many as the starting field
warrants, with suitable trophies for
each additional sixteen. An lS-hole
medal handicap will be run on the
first day OF tho tournament stimuli
taneously with the qualifying round
with a gold medal for the best gross
score and q trophy for the best net
Entrants may start as late as 5
o'clock on the first day, as match
play rounds will not be run off until
the following day.
walter Hagen. national open and
metropolitan champton, hasn't tried
10 hide the fact this season that he
soon would draw out Of competitive
golf. News that he had resigned
from the oakley Hills Club, near De-
trolt, doesn't come as a great sur
prise, although the club management
had offered Hagen generous induce
ments TO romain with the ors"hi@'N'
tion another season.
side line with the hard hitting pro
fessional, who will devote most of hi
time TO his new stocks and Uondl
business out in Detroit
Signing Mike Brady. who lost ou
TO Hagen In n play-ofr for the ma
tional open title at Brae Burn las
June. the Detroit Club has made al
excellent selection for It's profes
slonal. Brady possesses strong play
ing ability, means of sklhully i'm
parting his golf knowledge to other
and a pleasant personality.
The Lesley Cup matches Mt tn
famous National Tanks tomorrow
and SatuSday will almost be a reptile
, OF the oalSmont national champion
! shin, with the only exception tina
, Chick Evans, Bobby Jones and 30
! Gordner, among the topnotchers, wi
. he missing. New York's team wi
/ nroduce many stars who made Z
D futile try for national honors. Mas
. sachusetts viii come down stroni
= with Francis Ouimet as captain.
h pennsylyania win send the strong
I Get combination II ever entered in n
r tntercity matches with Nations
J. Champion Duvey Heron and 81
A. philodeIphAa stars who almost ups
1 the works at the national tourna
n ment.
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Fistic NeUs John = Pollock and Gossip

II looks now as II the colored heavy
weights are having trouble getting on
bouts with tho white men in their
Glass. as they still have to battle
among themselves in order TO mako
any money out OF the sport. The
latest match between the big colored
"heavies" to DO clInched Is that be-
tween Sam LanEford. the veteran
fighter OF Boston, and Jack Thompson,
tho six-foot fighter OF Philadelphia.
They have signed articles OF agree
ment calling for them TO meet in a
fifteen-round fight at Tulsa, okla, on
Dot. 20.
Jimmy Dufy. m wyyt SIDE ngh,sr, and Youne
MaIwoll. VITO haAls from Albany, wre InAiehcd
to-day v mect In a ten round bout ~ a Ah0"
10 be lnousait on at Troy. n. Y. on MondAJ
night Marwoll s considered good lighter o'
the hoalpg critica Of his city. and ~ Dnmy hai
uot fOitht in some time. jimmy may have 70 .
al HE 6ast in ordsr To beat him.
J Didle HArvey u now the manAsvr q BENIN
lAIcCoy. the baltimore bantamwUght. McCol
hAa begn out q tho game Tor a luG thAe 10
has deoldod To try his hAnd at II SsAin. MeCol
ldsSsAtsd many of ths sood httle tollom vhen h
Was boxing a fey yeau Aso, and for that roAsos
lHarvey thinka 10 can set him hack into his Tre
yio.s good iosln by boxing him Oflan-
r~i "Kh' DaVs. tho former veitrwogh
lchampion. has siaRnd light trAininG n s,Ln
lman's Gymnasium In Harcm for future bout
which hh manager. Charley Harvey. has prac
ltioaly Anansoi for him Harvey has reoaivc
l.,,cr.f, oEfou from cluba In the West fof Lewis
.crloo. and the olaBcsp are that Lewis viii b
lss,a N aetioa again In thrcs veeAa
! match wAs arranged to-day betwaon Jc
smith. tho middleweight d Bayonns. n. j., sn
I Fruniis Mayo q PanadSShis- They VAL cums u
! r,ihr, in an eis1t round but a. . show b |
: e,o,,rht of ty the Trcnton A. O. q Trentoi
n D. 90 MoadAy evening OFT, n, Suith h
osyer bond Al TNnton. and for that rNsoa
intends 70 mAhS good theN By ddsating Asy
Eddie Mead announces the following match
4, for his nnen. Joe Lynch w Dick Grimm. at u
! troll ono week hom Saturday nights, hattll
RaaAy ~ pone sood nan. A Poaghkesptie o.
d Dulsh nrsnAL osl a - nlisAhSsh ana o.
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"A Johppy shugrrs. M Brdacport and Victor
Ritehie v. IJttle rear AZ Atlantic CITY and Billy
delphiA
~
wnlIs Janlu,ou, tane hsa looal Ishaw~isht 'who
sra,,Aed of oSer 81 600 by boxing Ralph Brady
in Detroit Mich. on Monday night Il hack IN
town. lie has bcen signed t1p for another match,
his manager. Frank Bazleg, acocptIng taSns from
ID Phiades sihia, for JadEsnn 10 boz Eddie Morgan,
tho Enelbh lighUweiaia, At the ohb on nan
Monday n!sht.
Harry Stout. the web known re6eres sho 4
mansgOr a Jos Dillon, the loAl bAntAmweght
Is rather pcerod over tho rufrAal q tho Manages
OF Johnny Buff. tho jersey City baptam, u
40 sure mat pallon Gao beAt buh mat no Y
,tiaA SlsinA U hAAAe AS pet On ths r~nt q A'
Althongh Pal Moor IN. MemrA. hsNssr. iha,
been bach from ENGLAND for several ve.la hb
managar Tmhmy WAla, Ana Ma. I~wi. h.y,
made no attosHt 10 Alrn hi.n mn 10, a HATH,
in thi. oo,ntry. Moore csn ~, NAM ho.,,,
here n hs mAuasew are about Gmna Nm
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TwO-Base Hlt-Rath. Three-Base
Hits-Ruetbsr, 9, Daubeft Stolen
Base - ROush, Sacrifice Hits -
Felsch, Rath, Roush, Wingo. Sacri-
fee Fly-GrOh. Double >PIays-yRIs-
berg to Z. COllinsj Risberg to 3.
Collins TO Gandil. Left on Bases
Cincinnati, 2; Chicago, ). Bases 'OA
Balls-Off Cicotte, g (Roush, Rue
ther)j on Lowdermak, 1 (GrOh) , on
Ruether, 1 (Risberg), Hlts-OR Ci-
cote, in three and twoIthlrd In
ningsj on Wilkinson, s In three and
One-third innings; on LOwdermilk, 2
In one inning. Hit BY Plteher-By
GfcOtte (Rath); by Lpwdermllk
(Daubert). Struck Out-By ClcOtte
(KOPDj BY Wilkinson (WingO).
Losing Pltcher-CicOtte.
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More bouts for Soldiers.

The Knights OF Columbus boNeN.
under the direction OF Jimmy Twyford.
put on double-header yesterday for
the wounded soldiers. The Arst show
was staged at the Colonial Hospital,
Railway, N. j.. In the afternoon. The
night show was staged at the Fox Hills
Hospital ls:,,In~ >: SIX ms,dS touTvrGond wno Souts
each place. Packy O'Gatty was the star
performer. while Young Munday and
Pete Wiley furnished the wrestling.
Jimmy Twyford was the referee
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TWO CHAMPIONS EXPECTED
TO BOX At NEWARK SHOW.

Pete Herman. bantamwolght cham
MON OF the world. and Harold Farese
ot newark. n. j.. were matched yester-
dav 10 box at the all-star show OF the
Newark Sports mems Club. TO be held I'm
ihs First llegment Armory In Newark
on Columbus Day. MoRdAy. Oct. i3. Az
the same time Benny Valger, the
french featheTweight champion, was
Aligned by Dave Ma ackay, manager OF
me club, 10 meet Johnny Kubane on the
hame card providing kilbane will ac-
Cept the match. In case kilbane re-
fuses, then Valger will meet the bes,
featherwe eight that can be se0uTSi.
/ Al. Roberts and Charley Weinert, who
are already matched TO meet at thL
show, brgan training yesterday.
Pete Herman will do his training Al
Grupp's Gymnasium In this c1ty WhiIs
Harold FArese VIII set into eofdition Il
| aeeanic. n. J. n
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LAUREL SELECTIONS.

First Race-whitney entry. wea-
ding Cake, Flying Flower.
Second Race-Sea Lord. Pioneer,
Third Race-Stickling. War Drive,
Bridesman.
Fourth Race-John p. Grier. Rapid
Traveller. Smart Guy.
Fifth Race - Vexatious. Sohorr
entry, Midway.
sixth Race-Saints Bridge. Bo-
lario, Dan,
Seventh Race-Ina Kay. Fl Mahb.
Polroma.
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AT JAMAICA.

First Race - Castor. Sister
Helene, Foreclosure.
Second Race-Woodtrap, Paddy
Whack. Trophy.
Third Race-Iyry. lemons Ron.
Grumpy.
Fourth Raee-SAturalist. Fairy
Wand, Nutcracker.
Fifth Race-Stepson. Yvette,
Marmlte.
sixth RAos--AGAy Alley, GsrviSs
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LEONARD KNOCKS OUT
METRE IN SEVENTH ROUND.
elDouiai 20 T4,e peninz wol4d.I

DETROIT. Mich- oct. 2.-Before
the Detroit Boxing Club at Arena
Gardens last nIght Benny Leonard
and Charlie Metric Of Milwaukee
boxed tho final boat OF an all-star
card. Leonard scored a X: o. at the
close of the seventh round
II is the first time In Metrie's box
ing career that he ever has been
stopped. Arena Gardens was packed
10 the doors and many were turned
away. Tom Bigger, Chairman OF the
Michigan Commission, was In full
charge.
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record Entry List for Meet.

A record entry list OF sixty was an
nounoed to-day for the national cham
plonship motorcycle race meet which
win be held at Sheepshead Bay Speed
way ON Saturday afternoon. In tho ar
ray are such famous riders as Lieut..
Arthur ChappIe, the speed king OF them
All; Percy 'CAnnonbalp' Coleman. the
undefeated Australian champion; Gent
Walker the Southern Strealk;" Mike
Costello, the Italian champion; Otts
i'ealie RED Parkhurst, an old Brighton
Roaeh Motordromo idol, aud numerou'
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ALLENTOWN. Pa. Oct 2-Eddy
Moy OF this city easily defeated Gaorge
Erne OF Buffalo here last night IN a
ten round hout
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Tinker. Clark Griflth. Hank o'Day. Buck
erzog and Christy Mathew wson-saw the
Reds victory.
Don't think for a minute the sox
didn't hit the ball hard. They did. But
seen once In lifetime He cut of
doubles and triples on numerous occa-
sions. by the fanciest catching ever seen
On Redland Field or anywhere else.
"Cicotte is wilder than he's been any
day this year" was the comment OF the
Chicago fans when the game started,
The old fellow, 1t turned odt, wasn't
Wild alone. He was easy TO hit. The
Reds seemed TO know Just where the ball
aged Secretary of the Reds sageiy OBJ
served. they acted accordingly"
The playing limits Of the field were
encroached on sadly; Not alone were the
temporary Ten sms s STANDS I into wbIcb bILSnted ny
knocked went as two-baggers, but seven
rows OF box seats around the entire
front, OF the grand stand and pavlllons
cut down the spare for the capture OF
foul balls. The catchers had no opportu-
nifty TO. get high fouls that drifted back
more than fifty or sixty feet. The dug
SStrely srS soyered s Snd he teams euSed %fg9
temporary benches on the field not more
than forty feet from the foul lines.
When Pat Moran and Kid Gleason
clasped hands and posed for the photog-
raphers before the game the band played
THE Wearing OF the Green" The rea-
son II did not play THE Harp That Once
Thro' Tara's Hall'' was probably be-
cause there were two harps on the pic
ture.
Some OF the Statistics q the frst
game, outside OF the attendah,,e figures,
are that 467 almost brand pew balls
and never came back. 7.74S snSpshots OF
the stars and near stars OF each team
were taken. 4.246 beers, 80 sandwiches,
7.472 undescribed drinks OF unknGwn al
frankfurters and sauerkraut were con-
sumed by 676 baseball reporters from S12
cities OF the United States. Cuba. Puerto
Rico and the Philippines.
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Tinker. Clark Grifflth. Hank o'Day. Buck
5eIzog and Christy Mathewson-saw the
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CoMMANDER RoSS'S Billy Kelly
u again proved that he is a won
derful sprinter over a distance
Of six furlongs at the opening OF ths
Laurel meeting by capturing the Can.
itai Handicap. With an impost OF l2s
pounds he defeated George w Loft,s
Papp, which took the place from II
AFthurs Charlie Leydecker. Pete,
Piper. another good sprinter, was
fourth, with Star Hampton and Dodge
being "other alsOs."
w. =. Applegate's Jack Hare Jr
won his FIRST race of the year az La.
tenss. defeating Fin II. and Top Coai
In q neld OF six over six furlongs
Jack Hare Jr. had been wind broken
ana has been rested for several
months and, judging by hts showlna
yesterday, he should make things in
terestlps Tor the sprinte n from now
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A FTER ruling s to S and TO s
"a favorites before the start OF
YeRterday'a Rnnne the White
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Quite n lot OF money changed hands
on, the first game. A bunch of Chicago
coin had been posted at odds that
series. OF course that weAt. And then
there was more money. also at odds,
on the game ITSELF
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A grand total OF I7e balls were pitched
-S8 by Ruether in nine innings and 100
BY the Chicago pitchers In eight innings.
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Ruether's hard hitting wasn't much
OF surprise to the close followers OF
the Reds. The blond southpaw has
been clouting the ball hard all year.
He has ever been known as a hard
hitting pitcher and often has been used
as pinch hitter. But three hits III
one game for a total OF seven bases is
record performance for a pitcher In
Worlds Series game.
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There are those who say that Moran
feared Cicotte would be too much for
his hitters in the first game and offered
Ruether as sacrifice. holding, Sallee
the Sox's weaker hurlers. III this is so,
II has given him n great start on the
series. for Sallee can face Williams to-
day and Eller take on Kerr for to-
can be called in again on Saturday.
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olcrATloN sY CRIMINALS

Mooney was convicted by theCal-
iforniA courts. His case was passed
up8n b. the state supreme court and
pronounced legal and just and with
out flaw to justify rehcering. The y
= Government has also investigated
the case and through the Secretary OF
Labor has pronounced the trial without
flaw President Wilson has also but
tsd in and used every means az has
command 10 secure reduction Of SEN
fsnce for Mooney All Of the leading
erimiaals OF the country who pose as
alahor leaders" have used every means
a. their command 10 iniimidate the
stale ~ California These forcea ala
succeed in soaring the governor ~ Cal
iforna into committing ths sentence
81 Mooney NoN we are facing
Mooney strikes IN over She country
These SIRE. aiwuFs IA by criminal min
sisd men Who Use the Mooney question
49, a sob Stunt" with ulfhiuNne fol-
tsNssa and the public senrmly Ail
~ Witch IS merely aa Aitenpt on The
nafi ~ the frminal eiemeui 20 dictate
rs the aouffa 90 ihia country 500 jusi
fhe California esafff huf the courts
u lhe anffe Enlled states 4usf why
President WILSON should WISH in leni
Ks power anl lafiueneo n fuai drtt
..en 81 snone ean 81 him use afe tas
stienri g "a mielprei hia motives
lln fa fiafa usu 8 ihe fscfs
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WORKING The PUBLIC

one cf the results Of the war Is the
epidemic Of organizations and institu-
tons who depend upon working tho
public for their success The war con =
ditions brought forth the Red Cross
and allied organizations as institu-
tons necessary 70 the health and com
fort OF our soldiers. The unexampled
response OF America 10 those appeals
seems TO have suggested the idea TO
every individual who wishes 10 operate
some get rich quick scheme or secure
for himself or herself a fat job as an
officer for some iastitution which ap-
peals to the sympathlcF and sentiments
Of the cash giving public, n some
Individual wishes 20 secure silaricd
position IN which there Is much pes
ana small workproc, eds 70 organize
a Home FOR Homeless Cats or me
equally nee1ful organization ia which
the organizer Is 70 be the head official
and chief saiafied mcnbar ald then
induces Tx President TAFT 81 some
prominent individual 20 write letter
commenting the idea Involved in The
Institution and then the printing
presses and mimeorraphs arr set 90
work spreading iht prope s'.nda abroad
az bait Tor suckers.
The war opened the Amerctn pceset
book 10 wide that the flood Of gold
pouring out Of il for charitable and
community purposce seemed % be
without limit and these Ertftern esti-
mate they can catch hatfui before the
purse strings are finally closed.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT

or THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF IDAHO
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
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CALL FOR BIDS ON REMoDELING
ROOF OF COURT HOUSE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the Board of County Commissioners of
Lincoln County, Idaho, intends to have
the roof Of the Court House at Sho-
shone. Idaho. remodeled and you are
invited to submit a bid for the con-
struction of the same according to the
plans and specifications now on file in
the office OF the Clerk. Said bids must
he made in writing and filed with the
Clerk OF the Board Of County Com
missioners ON or before 1000 o'clock
A. NJ on July nth, 1919. The Board re-
serves the right to reject any and an
bids.
Dated this 9th day Of June. 1919.
Board OF County Commiss-
iontrs OF Lincoln County Idaho.
j. w. Lundin Clerk.
jele-jy10
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Prince William Bolisr- zoiierln and
Clown Dulce Willie should make APP
plicatiou for admission 10 the II. =.
Federal peniscntary az l.eavenworth.
They might than become eligible for a
pardon from Secretary Baker. includ-
ing a new suit OF civilian clothes.
transportation home. and an honorable
discharge from the 4. ;. army. They
are certainly as much entitled 10 such
consideration as their 40 deluded fol-
lowers who received the same treat
mint
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with the Geneva convention Of 1873.
ANA requested am expression by the
senate of their disposition In regard
90 advising and conscnting to the for
mai adoption OF an article such as is
proposed bv the British government
the president declaring that ne desired
counsel 10 advance IN agreeing to the
proposal OF Great Britain.
"In 1874. Grant again communicated
with the senate, this time regarding
"a draft reciprocity, agreement with
Canada He Expressed an earnest wish
that the senate may be able 10 consider
dnd determine before the adjournment
OF congress whether Il Will give It's
concurrence to the con-
clusion of treaty with Great Britain
for tho purposes already named. either
in such form as is proposed by the
British plenipotentiarics or in such
other more acceptable form as the
sennte may prefer "s'"''
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1919-07-11

William L. Richards john
II. Richards George T.
Richardson, William
Landon, ]. T.. Stumppi
and Orlando Robbins.l
their heirs. executors,
administrators and ass
signs.
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THE STATE OF IDAHO SENDS
GREETINGS

THE STATE OF IDAHO SENDS
GREETINGS
To William l.. Richards, John r. Rich
ards George Il. Richardson, William
l.andon. j. II. stump and Orlando
Robbins. their heirs. executors, add
mlnistrators and assigns,
the above named defendant:
You are hereby notified that n Com
plant has been filed against YOU in the
District Court OF the Fourth Judicial
District OF the state OF Ihaho.
in and for the County OF Lincoln.
by tke above named plaintiff. and you
are hereby directed 60 appear and
answer the said Complaint Within
twenty days OF the service OF this
summons IL served within said judicial
District, and within forty days III
served elsewhere: and you are further
notified that unless you so appear and
answer said complaint within the time
herein specified. the plaintiffs will take
Judgment against you as prayed In
said Compliant.
This action Is commenced to quiet
title TO lots IA. Is and le of Richards |
Addition to the town Of Shoshone Lin |
coin County. Idaho.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said District Court this Bird day Of
June. 1919.
Attorney for Plaintiff. c. O. stock
slager Residence and Post office adj
dress. Shoshone. Idaho
Mildred Bargcr. Deputy Clerk.
J. W. i.undin Clerk