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The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-08

The coal mines Of New Mexico
have an assessed value OF SJ.gi1. 900.
In 1918 these mines produced i,gii,-
ut0 net tons uf coat II these coal
mines were paying taxes at the
same rate you and are paying. the
stair would receive Sj53,OOO, where
II now receives only s65. 900.
Ia The last seven years these mines
have produced ana sold more than
xb.i1o,U00 net tons OF coal valued at
eiJo.oOoO0O which, AZ the same rate
Luna county pays, would have paid
more than haif OF the state debt
which in 1918 was s3.2e5. 800.
II these mines were assessed al
their true value and paid the same
rate Of taxes as that paid In Luna
county the county would have all
your taxes paid Ia full and have in
the treasury a balance Of si30,O00
each yeor
Let's all vote the Democratic tic
ket this year and get this thirty
three per sent discount. The repub-
licans will not do II as the bosses II
elected will not lei them So your
only chance 10 get this CASH Dis
COUNT 4 % elect every DcInOcxal
on The ticket.
n you are wise. you will do this.
What DO you sayf
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-08

Question: What does Senator
Harding mean by America firstY"
Answer. lie Is probably speaking
Of the non-leaguers-America first,
Russia second, Turkey third and
Mexico fourth.
Q. Can explain his stand ON tho
League Of Nalionsg
A. Which stand DO you mean
Nos. !, ?, 3, :. 8, q 7, 4 or OP
y. Why did he quit bic proposed
Western tripg
A. don't know, unless il was for
non-support.
Q. DO understand all OF his
speechesg
A perfecily-bu but don't know
what they mean.
y. What do think Of his slate-
ment to women that we hear too
much talk about independence IN
p0llilcsf
A. He simply changed an old rec
Voice"
q Why are his speeches oil so
dull and pJlnllos8q
A. Because he never tries 10 use
epigrams, but confines himself 10
ouiiagrums.
mixed upf
A. He has too many ~conlrols."
y. Who wrote the song that eoes:
We need another Lincoln 10 do tho
Nations ihlnkm
you w
A. A comedian.
y, DO ! think senator Hardina
resembles LlncOlnf
A. A. a statesman. he looks IA me
more like September Morn"
.. Why IN be 20 Indignant nhoul
Tie United States. preserving order
a: We didn't Intervene IN Hayti
% unnl 1915 and he's just found oul
.. What viii he say about the
Hugh Court OF International Jusllce
luA organized by the League Of Ma
lions with Elihu Root as one OF tho
organlxersY
A. sh-h-hl his heart Il allll In
,ne Y. =. = grave there with The lIasue Trl-
Y. Does the Chairman of lhe re-
papiican national committee spell
ms name Hays or lsayesY
FOR this campaign he ought 10
spell \ Haze. ~''
Y How san flnd out who Is
running ou the ticket with Hanilne
for Vice pfcsidenfY
!, a. tonrull the Bureau Of Lost
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-08

lnania fe New hexlcan)
With the usual obllquily OF news
papqr organs which find Il neces-
sery or expedienl 10 support the
candidates Of the managers o. the
"renpbllcnn' organization, the pub
licallnns Ia New Mexico now sup
porflng Judge Mecheln for governor
fnIl and refuse 10 discuss the big
outstanding lssies Of The campaign
-llle issues between tbe.peopie ana
the corporate pullliclaUs, between
tho republican party ami The small
eroVp who have 40 long exploited
A. No attempt has been nade IN
amy quarter 10 rcfuln The taxation
i'uNna which judge Hanna hns been
drINna home 10 hlg pudlencca al
cvef lhe state; no attempt 10 deny
lhaI N @ Ncehem Wne nominnled IN
fo'N11roio defiance Of he state con-
HlII1I|oni M attempt % deny that
rana|'Ia|rs nave beer picked l0r the
Slate fena|f openly committed 10
chs alefe1ls o. lha Chino Copper
toN|nanf aft olhef corporations. no
bllIMpl % t|4pfoFe The well-known
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-08

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JUDGE nICnAnD n. HAMA.
For Connrces
ANTONIO LucEnO.
For sunrcme Court,
n. l.. PATTON.
For Lleulcnnni- Governor.
J. ID. ATWOOD.
For sccrrtnry o. state,
n q DebAeA
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The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-08
AN ENvIAnI.E REPUTATION.

District Attorney Vanrht whose
retirement from this Office ls only a
Few months on, sang his awan ennr
70 iAf a. Grant county y concerned.
last week. Much might be said oi
faugll but III brief he has made An
eiitlahle record II ia seldom that n
public prosecutor has The good VIII
Of o'l fhe elements on society. nul
feu4nfb Irresistible personality.
alike % fficnd snd foe: hls eoniIn,
ual and Infectious gO0d-nnlure COM
hlned with bis knowledge ol law And
~ procedure stamps him ~ q law
{cf and = leader Of men Vanabf la
ycu1g man and The Courier Is not
alone IN prn6lciIRH 3 futnnc fnr him
iaf beyond The Limitations OF his
ewn aiaip.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-08

Judge Hanna should win. The only
way 10 rcfnrm New Moxlco Il 10
smash uhe Hawkins machine.
Too bad the republican news
papers charge Judge Hanna with
mpd-slinEinF He docs not 20 Onl-
side The public record. n that II
Mud, Il viii have 10 be slune In
large gobs-AND m STICKS
Governor Cox says a man a. pres
GENT should have the Power 10
iase a situation by the pape OF The
neck and The scat of the trousers
and shake a result out OF H." Hard
ing says he would first consult re-
publican senator's
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-08

sEEN THROUGH 4 U0'fAN'E EYE
suppose. Mrs. NpInan. lhnI cur
lnF three years gov lived ~ me
shadow Of 3 lerfihIt ~A|-
And that var for llia preseI,a''un
OF clvil|tallon then cnme ul,ln t'''
country
And That your husband Or y0ur
son was compelled BY a sense Of
Me couniiga need 70 enlist for SER
vice IN the muddy laenohos Of
Ftoncc. where he was exposed 10
cold and llco and disease. TO say
nothing of poison Ros and shells,
lmnchlnn- gun bullets and the savage
haYpnot thrust
And that you knitted and knitted
that your husband or con might be
better protested from the cold
And that you slimped your food
that no might have enough 10 eat
And that you wore your old
clothes and patched the Old clothes
" The other members Of your fam
lly that you might have money 10
buy Liberty Bonds and subscribe 10
The Red Cross and 20 the Y. N. G. A,
The knights Of Columbus and The
salvation Army
And that when the war ended
more than 100000 young Amerl-
can lives had been sacrificed and
untold wealth had been DESTROYED.
And then ennnose that n rrcnl
Lranle OF Nallnna was formed by
which Tho world was 10 be saved
from The horrors % wnr through an
rfrecment that any nation with
grievance should submit ila cause
10 the League nf Nations and abide
ly Tho Leagues adjudication. N snf-
Ter sirangulalion BY ecmDmic hoy
coit and, n necessary. nrmed force
would be employed 10 protect the
nation uniuslly attacked
And suppose tho United States
should enter that League, but with
the reservation that II could not
send your husband or son 10 war
except by act OF congress, and thai
Z could quit The League without OBJ
hgation by giving two years nolice-
Would you moi feel that the world
had been made a safer place IA
which " llvef Wouldn't YOU feel
that q long step had been taken To-
ward bringing "pcace on Earth
Good VIII 70 Mcnf"
Don't you believe that the cleo
ton OF Governor Cox. pledged. rs
he i. 10 the League 10 Prevent War.
would be better than the election OF
senator Harding, who Is In favor
Of going Il the -old way every year
OF which "old way has been rod
with blood shed upon battle fields?
The League Of Nations u organized
tc prevent wsf. and Il will prevent
war, when Il Is IN full operation
with America taking her part In
this great Christian work.
Mrs. Voter. what do you think
about iti Are you aware that the
great United States are supporting
The League because they believe h
q Ercai, practical step toward abo-
htIou of the horrors Of warY
Mrs. Voter, can you afford 10 vote
against the League Of NaliorS.ppyt
endorsed by Thirty-seven ~ lhe
most civilized nations Of the WorldP
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-08
IIANNA AN ACTIVE cANvAssEn

irhe democratic campaign in New
Mexico is IN full swing. aud very
large audiences have attended every
meeting held BY Judge Hanna. can
dldate for governor. Hon. Anlsnio
Luccro, candidate for congressman.
pnd Hon. n. y. puincy, who Il ac.
companying these candidates In
iheir tour Of the state. There IA
cerry indication from the number of
repuhlicans who have declared their
4I1r1Qso a. support Tho den,ocraiic
slate Ticket that the democraiIc
candidates will win hy a much lar
ger average vote than any winning
tandidhie ever received IN past state
elections.
senator A. A. Jones, and a number
.oi state candidates with him. has
sianed out during the past few days
ann y also meeting with enthusiastic
gatherings everywhere.
The sentiment Is undoubtedly
growing that the time has come 10
rescue New Mexico from boss-rulc
END from a system Of taxallonwhich
discriminaies against the common
taxpayer Ia favor OF the big cor
poralions. This fact has been driv-
en- home everywhere by judge Han
"a. who declares In his speeches
that while u Is not hls purpose Ia
place unfair burdens upon the big
mining corporations. Il Is his pur-
pose 10 see 10 u that investments In
cattle and sheep and agriculture and
the ordinary conduct OF business
NECESSARY 10 the welfare OF 4he
state, are not discouraged by lhe
high tax rate that has increased
since the close OF the Macdonald
administration from ei,3O0.OOO Tor all
purposes 10 an estimated tax az
pense Tor 1920 OF more than si2.
100000.
Judge lIannn has pointed ous.-and
hls speeches have been supported bv
facts and figures whereas lhe
santa Fe Railroad Company. which
makes no contribution 10 republican
campalen funds, pays more than
y 100000 annually, The Chino Con-
per Company. which probably paws
nearer ~ Just proportion OF laxes
lhAn any other big mining corpora
ton Ia the stale, and which has a
net Income quite equal 10 or IN ex-
cess of The net income Of the Santa
te hailroad, pays only e327000 In
taxes.
Il Is also pointed out by the demo-
cratic speakers that while an or
dinary huslncss building that would
rent for 5000 a year (mDklng a net
lnconle nf probably $500 year,
pays q tax valuation OF nof less than
'No0c. " Il were taxed on lls nei in
rome the valuation would moi ex-
reed 500 The Chino Copper Com /
pany. Tor example. PAYS three per
rent rouniy and stale laxes on ON |
income of hoiwean ei0n00 o00 ana |
si2 000Uo q year. II the owner ofI
1 small business or residence prop.
'rly paid IL the same proportion. his
aNes On that building would rot az
'eco sl5 instead ~ sl00 or 8i6ol
FhlcA he now pays.
'Fhesc ihinHA are brnnine the lea.
I0y hone 10 the state usal II laxcs /
IRE ~ be eqimllsed, TIE democratic
lnriy must elect not only Va gov
'rnor. and the whole sfaie ticket. /
'n u must ale0 elect majority of
10Th houses 0f The legislature. This.
Judge Hanna sayl, can be done this
ear.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-08

Even republican papers must .ad-
nh iliel Tor The first llne In fIfts
srAf. Amerlcan ships are carrying
ine nulk of American trade. 'rhe
.nuor OF I'M Columbus Courier with
TWO other newspaper mon IN 1904. IN
New lork's lnrbor. counted 4 fleet
vi lW ships, Including tloamshIus
eng sailing vessels and found only
'nFee carfyine lhe siafs and stripes.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-10-08

James N. Cox. whose likeness ap.
pears above, b the standard bearer
Of the Democracy Of today as well
as of all precodents. As the cam
paign advances the assurances OF
the election Of Cox and Roosevelt
have been made certain.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-03-11
Pyrolite News
Florence Citizen.

Florence Citizen
Mr.. James. the mine inspector. paid
and visit to the mine last Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Lillian Collage was Florence
visitor on Monday
Mr.. Brison of Gray Greek has come
TO take the place of superindent made
vacan; by Mr.. Gilbert.
The party given on Saturday eve
ming last in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs GIL
bert was very enjoyable affair and
a large crowd was present as bad as
the weather was. Mr.. Gilbert ex-
poets to leave in a few days for Cal
fornia TO visit relatives and rest mp
for a month or so.
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Howard News

The announcement of the marriage
of Miss Ollie Cunningham and Blair
Leroy was received here this week.
Miss Cunningham was a highly es-
teemed young lady of Howard, and
Mr.. Leroy formerly resided here, but
moved away about year ago. They
were married in Salt Lake City and
went to California on a wedding trip
All their many friends wish them
a happy and prosperous married life
I School started again this week after
a vacation of three weeks on account
of sickness in the district
Holmes Freeman was down Sunday
from Salida to see his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ, Albred-
W-K- Kearby has rented the house
and garden spot on Louis Davis lower
ranch, and is expecting his wife TO
move out from Missouri soon
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-03-11
Coal Creek

Florence Paradox.
Miss Minnie Santreha is now in
charge of the postoffice.
Jack Lewis. Sr.. IS stili at the hos
pital at Pueblo. but Is getting along
fast now.
DIR. Henderson win preach at the
Coal Creek Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday. March Z.
Mrs. Carmen Buccarreiii arrived the
fore part Of the week TO Soin her hus-
band here.
Mrs. John Frev recently recovered
from severe case OF bronchitis and
pneumonia.
Misses Bessie Berartii and Cathrine
Morranstein were visiting in Canon
City last Tuesday.
Edward Husband came in from Seat
tie. wash. last Saturday or account
Of the serious illness OF his mother.
John Gobbo. who was recently hurt
In the mine. Is back from the hospital
and Is getting along very good on
crutches.
There were % members of the Bast
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Garden Park

Mrs. Lloyd Champeau and little son
were taken to DR. Holmes hospital
Friday last suffering with the flu.
The social dance given at the school
house Friday evening by Charles Can
terbury and Clyde Chess was well at
tended. Ray Haws and Arthur Fred
rickson were the musicians Cake.
pickles and coffee were served. A
jolly good time was had by those
present.
Mrs. Robert Nelson very charm
ingIy entertained the ladies of Garden
Park Tuesday afternoon at an S. E.
party The honor guests were Mrs
w W. Nelson. Mrs. R. w Hopkins
and Mrs. Dan Lamb. Dainty refresh
ments were served
A number of the people of Garden
Park attended the sale of Sam Hon-
man on Park Center Wednesday last.
The friends of Mrs. Dan Lamb were
invited to her home Thursday after
noon where they spent very pleasant
time as farewell party TO the hostess
and her family. who will move TO
Canon City in a few days.
MI ana ATs- OscdI rEeeh anu thc
Misses Lealo Higgins and Lucille
Smith were up from Canon City to at
tend the dance Friday night
Otis Dietz was the Friday night
guest of Mr. and Mrs o. NJ Nelson
VIII Canterbury spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
E. c. Canterbury.
H H. Alney returned to Garden
Park Thursday from Denver. Mrs
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-03-11
News of Fremont County
CORRESPONDENTS
GATHERED BY OUR CORRESPONDENTS

charge of the Sells orchards dur
ing their absence.
p W. Taylor came In Tuesday from
Rocky Ford where he has been since
late in December.
Mrs. f. p. Olmsted and daughters
were visiting in Florence Tuesday.
Abner Poteet. lately of Canon City.
is now in charge of the Portland
pharmacy
John Brown and wife of Masheson
and Mrs. w. II. Brown and daughter
Of Simla. spent the weekend with the
W. ]. Brohmans looking over the Park
with a view of locating here
W. J. Brohman reportes receiving a
letter from his old friend. d. ID. Bow
man OF Piainview. Tex. stating that
they raise nothing but buffalo chips"
and grain. w j. says: Nothing
doing. I've served my apprenticeship
gathering that kind of fuel"
Mrs. d. E Mitchell entertained
about 30 of the younger set Saturday
night Although snow storm ragged
without. there was a real southern"
atmosphere within A delicious salad
course was served at midnight. Mrs.
Harry Bates OF Norfolk. Neb-. and
Jack Chinn of Pueblo were out-tof-
town guests. Mrs Mitchell was as
sisted by Miss Margaret Alberts and
Mrs J. r Wright.
Saturday. February IS, the CLOSING
out sale of z. l.. FuEate was held AZ
the Arcadia ranch east OF town. and
although the day was stormy. the az
tendance was large and consisted
mainly OF buyers Prices ranged
from fair for hogs at about TO mar-
ket. to extra good for corn at ss.i5
a hundred On the whole II vas a
mighty good sale and Mr.. Fugate was
we'll satisfied with the result.
z. p. Olmsted went to Denver last
wednesday evening to be present At
the organisation meeting Of the Texas
Omar Gasoline and Oil Company. AT
this meeting be viii represent $4,000
shares OF Park owned stock and boo.-
900 shares held In Canon City.
Clay Chamberlain and Cecil Hahn
line left Monday evening for the oil
fields abou, Casper. wyo.
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Wright took din
ner Monday evening with the E. p.
olmsteds.
". J. Brohman and Art Howelis
were In Pueblo Tuesday.
Mrs. d. T. Mitchell had as Sunday
evening guests lfr. and Mrs, Thomas
Murphy, Bob Sells and Miss Lee
Mrs NJ e. Mccormick was IN Canon
City Tuesday.
n. II. Maybon was business visitor
in Florence Tuesday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-03-11

Alney is expected to arrive in Canon
City in a few days. where they have
spent the past four months.
Eric Freek, E. c. and Elmer Canter-
bury atterded the EIks' celebration in
honor of Washington's birthday at
Canon City.
Eli Elrod of Lincoln Park was the
overnight guest of his daughter and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Nelson.
Mr., and Mrs Ben MorTen were in
Canon City shopping Monday
Miss Blanche McNeeley spent Sat
urday and Sunday at the home Of z.
c. Canterbury.
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Sloan News

Florence Citizen
Mr.. Holmes has rented the Bean
ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. :. N. Shelley Of the
Park spent Sunday at the Krenning
home.
Waiter Wilson is moving his family
to the Wright ranch this week where
they will live until they get ready to
start for Washington.
Mr.. Greenstreet has started to move
to the old Burroughs ranch on the
Park. but the family will not leave
until the last of the week.
Rev. Casady has called a meeting
of the committee to be held at the
Harvey home Sunday afternoon Serv-
Ices will be held at the school house
in the evening.
We understand that Irene Harvey
and Joy Holmes are to give a dance at
the school house Saturday night, the
proceeds TO be contributed toward
the community building.
Wendell Holmes. who has been
working for some time past in Pueblo.
came home last week for a visit be
fore returning TO Kansas to take up
farm work again.
The road work that has been done
by the county on the Rock Ridge or
jackson hill and on the road north of
the Jackson ranch is certainly a big
improvement and the people OF this
vicinity are certainly grateful for the
same.
This fne spring weather is starting
farming operations Flowing, SOW
ing. weed burning. etc, is in full
swing. The women folks are starting
iInto the chicken business in earnest
and of course the garden has a re-
newed interest. We are not like the
papers stated in regard to the back
yard, city gardener: We are not max
ing out garden by reading seed cata-
log. We are purchasing seeds and
planting them.
Mr.. Evans. the speaker sent out by
the Non-Partisan League. was greeted
by full house last Thursday evening
He spoke for over three hours and
held the attention of the audience
ever ymoment Mr Evans IS good
speaker and is qualified 20 speak on
the subject he handles. having been in
business as well as being a farmer
At the close of his talk the ladies
served cake and coffee Mr.. and
Mrs. Holmes entertained the speaker
and his wife.
The Sloan Telephone Company
held fits annual meeting at the home
of Otto Jackson Monday afternoon.
The following officers were elected.
President. E. E Dickson: vice presi-
dent Frank Hurley; secretary-treas-
urer. Mrs. D. L Nccreishs: directors,
n. Fl. Harvey. Jay Bernard. Otto Jack
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ern Star who. in a body, attended the
funeral of Mrs. Richard Husband last
Tuesday.
Joe Marino and wife are expecting
two of their grandchildren from Italy.
who will make their home with them.
These children are orphans.
Miss Mary Petry of Florence visited
with friends here last Tuesday. She
was accompanied by Sam Fabrizio
and Felix Messaro.
James Messaro, who has been very
sick. does not show much signs of i'm
provement yet and the first of the
week an additional doctor was Sc
cured.
Richard Husband, Jr., came in from
the northern part OF the state a few
days ago and was in attendance at the
funeral of his mother. Mrs Richard
Husband. last Tuesday.
Joe Carpine sailed from New York
last Tuesday en- route to his old home
in Italy to visit his daughter and to
transact some business in connection
with the transfer of land.
Mrs Berry. the second grade teach
er. who was called to Colorado Springs
to nurse some relatives through the
flu. will not return. and Mrs. Angelo
Fabrizio. who was placed as a sub
stitute for her. will now finish the
term.
The Odd Fellows are doing well with
their moving pictures and have ar
ranged for some excellent screen noy-
elites They have paid the last debt
Hourishing condition. taking in num-
ber Of new members
Angelo Fabrizio. who has been at
Minnequa hospital at Pueblo. is i'm
proving fast now. II seems that he
wrehched his spine and there is pres
sure upon the nerves which affect his
leg. He expects to secure a position
in Pueblo and may not return to the
mine.
Tony Forte and his sister. Mary.
came back from Pueblo the first Of
the week where they had been with
their father at the hospital Mr.. Forte.
the father. recently had his foot In
tured in the mine
Robert D. Owens received word
last Monday morning of the death OF
his brofher-in-law. F. c. williams. at
worlsnd, wyo. He left that night for
worland to be in attendance at the
funeral
The families OF Thomas Hay.
Charles Cowan. lack Cowan. Mrs.
Thomas Williams and Robert Ward
rope. who were all very sick with the
nu some days ago, are now all well
on the road to recovery.
The young people Of Coal Creek are
preparing TO present play entitled
"Civil Service about March IS for
the benefit OF the Rebekah lodge.
There are seven boys and ave girls In
the play and II is a good one.
James Walker IS stiil at Minneaua
hospital He was badly hurt. but is
getting along very nicely now He can
not use his foot yet. but II won't be
long now before the doctors win let
him begin to use IL carefully to get
the muscles limbered up.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-03-11
ExECuToR's AUCTION SALE
NOTICE is .HEREBy GIVEN n

~
pursuant to an order Of the County
Court. in and for the County of Fr<-
mont. State of Colorado. made and en-
tered in the matter Of IN. last viii Of
Betsey A. Bowen. deceased. the under
signed executor OF said estate. wfli
offer for sssl. aud sell at public uu<.fion
10 the highest bidder. FOR cash. at the
south front entrance TO the Frennena
County Court House. Al Canon Cty.
Colorado. on Saturday. the 21th day of
March. a. n. 1890. commencinu At -
O'Clock In the forenoon OF that day. anG
closing at o'clock u. M ON the sAnsl
day. all the following descrfbs1 pr~p-
erfy belonging TO said estate. t0-Wbt.
500 shares OF fhe cnpital stock Of TAs
Gladiator CONSOLIDATED Goid Mines 60
Whiting Co,nrauN; : shares of tho caQ3-
fef stock u The Stafc Saving RAuh 81
Gait. Iowa. and shares Of the eAusonl
stock of The powx Opera House Co.
panv of pows. lows.
HENRY =. Pot.HEMuR
Executor 81 the win of Bssnsy \.
Bowen. prcessed
rtr~t ruh March 4. 1e14.
Lsst Pub March ~. 1899.