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Arizona republican., 1921-01-09

Institutions hereby approves the con- struction of Arizona Federal Aid Pro- ject No. 25, being certain bridges on the Tucson -Nogales Highway (said construction to be in accordance with plans and specifications of the State Engineer) and will approve all neces- sary expenditures from the State Road Fund therefor In conformity with the Laws of the State of Arizona.
 "The Board furthermore approves all acts of the State Engineer necessary in order to enter into all contracts and agreements with the U. $. Gov ernment relating to survey construc- ton and maintenance of said highway. pursuant to the Act Of Congress ap- proved July II, 1916, entitled An Act to provide that the United States shall aid the States in the construction of rural post roads and for other pur- poses and to do all other things neces- sary to carry on the work of the high way project, above described, In sat isfactory and efficient manner, pur- suant to the Laws of the State of Ari- zona, and to carry out the cooperation contemplated and provided for by said Act'
 Upon recommendation of J. II. Lar son, Superintendent of the State In dustrial School, paroles were granted to the following inmates of said 1 school
 Ramundo Osario, paroled to the GUS l tody of his father, Antonio Osario, ot Phoenix. Arizona.
 Sophia Chavez. paroled to the cus- tody of C. P. England, of Phoenix l Arizona.
 | Meeting adjourned. MT SIMMS,
 Acting Governor. Attest:
 CLAYTON BENNETT, l --A.
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Phoenix, Arizona, November 29, 1920.
 A meeting of the BOARD OF DI- RECTORS OF STATE INSTITU- TONS was held at it's office in the Capitol Building on the above date. Present: Acting Governor Nit Simms, Secretary Clayton Bennett and Mem Der Harry s. Ross.
 The following resolution was unani- mously approved:
 "The Board of Directors of State In stitutions hereby approves the con struction of Section ID" and "E' of the Nogales- Fairbank Highway, Fed eral Aid Project No. 27, and will ap- prove all necessary expenditures from the State Road Fund therefor,in con formity with the Laws of the State of Arizona.
 "The Board furthermore approves all acts of the State Engineer necessary to enter into all contracts and agreements with the United States Government re- lating to survey, construction and maintenance of said highway pursuant to the Act of Congress entitled An Act to provide that the United States shall aid the States in the construction of Rural Post Roads and for other pur- poses and to do all other things neces- sary in order to carry on the work Of the Highway Project. above described in satisfactory and efficient manner pursuant to the Laws of the State of Arizona, and to carry out tAe co-opera- 1 tion contemplated and provided for by ! said act'
 Meeting adjourned. MT SIMMS, Acting Governor. HARRY s. ROSS, 1 Member.
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CLAYTON BENNETT.
 Secretary.

 rhocnix. Arizona September 2S. 1920.
 A meeting of the BOARD or DI- RECTORs OF STATE INSTITU- TONS was held at It's offices in the Capitol Building on the above date. Present. Ex-officio President Thomas n. Campbell and Secretary Clayton Isnnett Absent. Member Harry S. Ross
 There having been received from C.. e. Powell Superintendent of the State Prison. a request for a s Fl. P. gas en- zine Go replace the IT. P. gas engine in use. due Go The inability of the 2 lL P. gas engine to handle the work, il was ordered that @ proper H. P. engine bc secured and the H. F. gas engine used in tho transaction.
 Upon Che recommendation of the Superintendent of the State Industrial School. a parole was granted to Lila Knox. an Inmate of the Industrial school Co the custody of her father. c. IT. Knox. Of Miami Arizona
 Upon the rccoumendatio of the Su- reriutendent of Inc State Industrial School. a discharge was granted Co Juan Her0audez
 Prank Romero. a former inmate. was ordered returned to the Industrial school
 The application Of Patrick Kearnev 70 Tavapai County. for admission tl rre Pioneers Home was duly ap-
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Phoenix, Arizona, November 2S, 1920.
 A meeting of the BOARD OF DI- RECTORS OF STATE INSTITU- TONS was held at Its office in the Capitol Building on the above date. Present, Ex-officio President Thomas E. Campbell and Secretary Clayton Bennett Absent Member Harry $. Ross.
 It having been reported by J. H Larson, Superintendent of the State Industrial School, Fort Grant, Arizona, that the heating contract of L. w. Greer covering the installation of heat ing in the old dormitory for boys and making steam pipe connection with the pleted, it was ordered that the full amount of the contract $1,953.00 be paid.
 Proposals having been received to supply 800 aluminium plates cups and saucers for the Arizona State Hospital. in the approximate amount of $1, ,150.0O the same was ordered purchased ana charged to the Asylum Repairing. Re- modelling and Renewal Account. The request of George L. Ulyard an inmate of the Pioneers Home. who has been absent on a leave of absence for the past year, for -admittance to the Home. was granted. Applications of the following nameS persons for admission to the Arizona Pioneers Home were duly approved Frank Malone of Maricopa County; W. M. Lynch of Yavapai County; F. E Reissman of Octave, Yavapai County and Andrew D. Whitney and Lucy E. Whitney, husband and wife, of Mayer Yavapai County.
 Upon recommendation of J. H. Lar son, Superintendent of the State Indus trial School, a parole was granted Nel- lie Lege, an inmate of said school, tC the custody of her father, Jack Lege of Tolleson, Arizona.
 Upon the recommendation of the Su- perintendent of the State Industria School, a discharge was granted tC Ramon Portio, an inmate of said school as he has now attained his ma jority.
 Meeting adjourned. THOMAS F. CAMPBELL,
 Ex-officio President. Attest;
 CLAYTON BENNETT,
 Secretary.
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NOTICE OF

NOItCE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
 HOLDERS OF THE CONSUELO MINING. MILLING AND
 POWER COMPANY To the Stockholders of the CONSUELO MINING, MILLING AND POWER COMPANY:
 Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the stockholders of the Consuelo Mining, Milling S, Power Com pany will be held at the law offices Of Chalmers, Stahl, FennemOre and Lon gan, 205-20S Fleming Building, Phoe- nix. Arizona. on Monday, the 10th day of January 1921 at 11:00 o'clock A. NJ, for the election of Directors for the year 1921, and for such other business as may come before the meeting.
 J. D. HOOKER, Secretary.
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request of A. k. Johnson, whose post office address is Phoenix Arizona. ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMIS-
 SION
 By AMOS 4. BETS, Chairman
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Chairman,
Arrainned on Murder Charoe

MIAMI-John Shaker. charged with the murder of Nat Dudley at Rice last week, had a preliminary hearing be- fore Judge Hechtman yesterday after
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lEht court is painted with cold wa -Hr nalnf frsfrad of lead and oil eth. If basement wall is made lB rrhcs. and first and second floor walls arc made 11 inches, instead of as ts shown. walls Co be furred, lathed end rlaStcrcd ou thc south and west sites. Wiu deduct for the above the sun of sl1s910.
 Fth- Would prefer Co quarry the stcrc on the grounds or premises. wherefore. could make no deduction for the rrfgilcwc of ouarrying elsewhere. Sth. rf the balconies arc omitted, will dsdect thc sum of S296.oo.
 san. VIII make an additional charge Cor tne erection and completion of the ucrch on thc front end of the building lrsf ss the porch now is in the wo- rrera Department tho amount of wHich vil be sis7o.0o. This would be wftn the understanding that I am to use the two columns that are now on the small balcony on the south end of the present building. as they arc iu rood shape and conform to the col u-un required.
 Respectfully submitted.
 A B. PEACH. Aftur a thorough discussion of the Nies aa offered. there being present at tne meeting in addition Co the mem nsrs cf the Board Of Directors. Archi- tect r.ttcn. bidders ID. J. Harrington. fer the Western Construction Com ra.y. Nr. A B. Peach. and NIT. E. s. 1ernings for Jennings & Son. the Beard awarded the contract for the cuiidinr cf the addition to the Pio- uceru' Home to MT. A. B. Peach or Prescott Arizona in the amount or Fcrty-sfx Thousand One Hundred and Nineteen and 9O-l00 (s46,11e.90) Dol hra
 The heating contract for the addi- ton to the Pioneers Home was award -9 tc IT. P. I.und. of Prescott, Arizona in the amount of Eight Thousand One Hundree Thirty five Dollars: the con- tract Cor the plumbing was also award "a to NIT. Lund in the amount of Four Thousand One Hundred Sixty five ftalsS tol Dollars. the above named saccessfui bidders. to whom the con tracts were awarded, were the lowest Nleaers for the work 10 be done under tn~ accepted plans and specifications. The Secretary was directed to notify he successfai bidders Co prepare bonds rr~ acceptance by the Board of Direc- fcrs cf state Institutions for the above mentioned work.
 Meeting adjourned
 THOMAS 10. CAMPBELL.
 Ex-officio President. Attest:
 CLAYTON BENNETT.
 Secretary.
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Present, -officio President Thomas E. Campbell, Secretary Clayton Ben nett and Member Harry s. Ross. It was directed that authority be given for the creation of a $40,000.00 Imprest Fund for the State Fair. Mir. Harry $. Ross reported having made d visit to the Arizona Pioneers Home on October %. 1920. Meeting adjourned.
 THOMAS F. CAMPBELL,
 Ex- officio President.
 HARRY s. ROSS,
 Member. Attest:
 CLAYTON BENNETT.
 Secretary.
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Phoenix, Arizona, November 6. 1920.
 X meeting of the BOARD OF DI- RECTORS or STATE INSTITU- TIO$S was held at it's office in the Capitol Building on the above date.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
CLAYTON KENNETH.
 Secretary.

E-1HEIA. AflIouA. Cfplemper los ltlV. A meeting of the BOARD or DI- TONS was held at its office in the Capitol Building on the ahove date. presenG Ex-officio President Thomas E Campbell and Secretary Clayton Bennett. Absent. Member Harry s. Rcss
 Bonds having been secured from the scccessfui bidders. contracts were ccEpieted. tho Board of Directors of state Institutions. acting for the Pio- n-ers' Homo. at Prescott. Arizona. with A R. Peach for the construction of a new addition Co the Pioneers Home, as per agreement. in the amount of rorty-Six Thousand One Hundred Nineteen and s0-fo0 (s46.i19.9O) Dol lars. and with IT, P. Lund for the heat frw and plumbing of the building. Che plumbing contract amounting to Four Thousand One Hundred Sixty I've Cst.1s5.oo) Dollars, and the heating contract amounting to Eight Thousand one Hundred Thirty-five SS135.00) Dollars. CFIle f550-2S).
 ff was ordered that an agreement be entered Into whereby the services of Nr. C. Totten. of Prescott, be secured as Superintendent and Inspector of the new addition to the Pioneers Home. Ter a sum equal Co one per cent of the tctal amount of the contract for the Nuiiting. heating and plumbing. This sait one per cent 10 be In addition to the four per cent on the contract price for his services as architect for the hunding.
 Upon the recommendation of the In- 6ustriai School it was ordered that a tincharre be given 10 James Howard. This discharge was granted upon the request of Mrs. Nora Jones. mother of James Howard. stating that she was eesirous of moving to California to reside and wanted to take James with her.
 The application of NIT. George F. 0agstt. of Mohave County. for admis- sion to the Arizona Pioneers Home was reconsidered and Mir. Clageti granted admission.
 Bids on 300 single blankets for tho Esafs Hospital (File 4340) were opened and received. as follows;
 Wallace & Smith. s4-75 and s6.4l each.
 Mission vvooien Manufacturing co. t2es and t6.5O each.
 Chas Korrick & Bro. s5.l5 each.
 Becxman a Go. t5.25 each.
 Vic Hanny submitted samples on different blankets priced from $4.25 t' sS.Ts each.
 Bid Of vic Hanny was accepted a being the lowest and best. after havini seiected from the samples submitted Hercules Blanket. size 62xs2 at s4.s each. r. O. B. Phoenix. Arizona
 Bids on 800 pair of blankets for tn state Prison (F'ile 4337) were openel and received as follows: Vic Ham. submitted n samples. s double blank cts. priced from $500 to SAYS per pail and q single blankets. priced iron Stf5 Co ,5.75 each.
 Rccl1man e Co. double blanket, tsso and t6.50 per pair.
 Rccirrnan e Co., single blankets fto0 and St5O each.
 Mission Wooien Mfg. Co., submitte three samples. prices from s6.5o $500 each.
 Chaa. Korrick & Bro, s2.sTik pair
 Bid of Vic Hanny on heavy singl blankets No. 6S55. weighing A. lb each. at s425 each. F. O. B. F1orenc was considered the best and therefor accepted. and the Purchasing Ager was directed Co place an order wit kim for thirty dozen.
 Meeting adjourned.
 THOMAS E. CAMPBELL.
 Ex-officio President.
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! EtLLUNts CLAYTON BENNETT.
 Secretary.

Phoenix. Arizona, December 10, 1920
 A meeting of the BOARD OF DI- RECTORS OF STATE INSTITU- TONS was held at its office in the Capitol Building on the above date. Present Acting Governor Nit Simms and Secretary Clayton Bennett.
 The following resolution was unani- mously approved
 "The Board of Directors of State
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proved.
 It was ordered that s1s,OOO.OO of Fire Insurance. expiring october l. 1920, on the State Fair Buildings be renewed through the insuranc' de- partment of the Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust Company. Meeting adjourned.
 THOMAS E. CAMPBELL,
 Ex-officio President.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
CLAYTON BENNETT.
 Secretary.

Phoenix. Arizona, october 2s, 1920. A meeting of the BOARD OF DI- RECTORS OF STATE INSTITU- TIONS was held at It's office in the Capitol Building on the above date. Present Ex-officio President Thomas F. Campbell and Secretary Clayton Bennett. Absent, Member Harry S. Ross.
 Paroles were granted to inmates of the State Industrial School, as follows: Augustine de Ia Grade, to the GUS tody of his mother, Mrs. Petra Madri- gal, of Douglas, Arizona.
 Lovina Pig
 Arturo Mendoza, providing that ha be sent to his relatives in Cananea, Mexico.
 Joseph Vavages, to the custody of his father. Jose Juan Vavages, of Saca- ton, Arizona.
 Meeting adjourned.
 THOMAS E. CAMPBELL,
 EX-officio President Attest:
 CLAYTON BENNETT
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Attest:
CLAYTON BENNETT,
 Secretary.

Phoenix. Arizona, October 22, 1920. A meeting of the BOARD OF DI- RECTORS OF STATE INSTITU- TONS was held at its office in the Capitol Building on the above date. Present, Member Harry S. Ross, Sec retary Clayton Bennett Absent, Ex- officio President Thomas E. Campbell. The following resolution was unani- mously adopted:
 "The Board of Directors of State h. stitutions hereby approves the con struction of the Holbrook- St. Johns Highway, Federal Aid Project No. 42, according to the plans and specified tions of the State Engineer, and will approve all necessary expenditures from the State Road Fund therefor; in conformity with the Laws of the State of Arizona.
 "The Board furthermore approves all acts of the State Engineer necessary in order to enter into all contracts and agreements with the U. S. Government relating to survey. construction and maintenance of said highway, pursuant to the Act of Congress approved July II, 1916, entitled An Act to provide that the United States shall aid the States fin the construction of rural post roads and for other purposes.' and to do all other things necessary to carry on the work of the highway project above described. in a satisfactory and efficient manner. pursuant to tho Laws of the State of Arizona, and to carry out the cooperation contemplated and provided for by said Act" | Meeting adjourned
 THOMAS E. CAMPBELL.
 Ex- x-officio President.
 HARRY S. ROSS,
 Member. Attest.
 CLAYTON BENNETT,
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Attest
CLAYTON BENNETT,
 Secretary.

Phoenix. Arizona, october 1s. 1920.
 A meeting of the BOARD OF DI- RECTORS OF STATE INSTITU- TONS was held at its office in the Capitol Building on the above date. Present, Ex-officio President Thomas E. Campbell, Member Harry S. Ross and Secretary Clayton Bennett
 The application of Michael Kelley, of Maricopa County. for admission to the Arizona Pioneers Home, was unanimously approved.
 Governor Campbell reported having made a visit to the Arizona Pioneers Home on october 18th, 1920, and that an inspection of the new addition to the Home showed satisfactory progress being made in it's construction. The following resolution was unani- mously adopted.
 "The Board of Directors of State In- stitutions hereby approves the con- struction of the Topock- Oatman High way. Federal Aid Project No. 39, ac- cording to the plans and specifications of the State Engineer, and will approve all necessary expenditures from the State Road Fund therefore; in con formity with the Laws of the State of Arizona.
 The Board furthermore approves all acts of the State Engineer necessary in order to enter Into all contracts and agreements with the .. S. Government relating to survey, construction and maintenance of said highway, pursu D ant to the Act of Congress approved July II, 1916, entitled An Act to pro- vide that the United States shall aiC the States in the construction of rura post roads and for other purposes. and to do all other things necessary tC carry on the work of the highway pro ject, above described. in a satisfactor! and efficient manner, pursuant to tn Laws of the State of Arizona, and t' carry out the cooperation contem plated and provided for by said Act"
 Meeting adjourned.
 THOMAS F. CAMPBELL, Ex- -officio President.
 HARRY s. ROSS, Member.
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CLAYTON BENNETT,
 Secretary.

Phoenix, Arizona, December IT, 1920.
 A meeting of the BOARD OF DI- RECTORS OF STATE INSTITU- TONS was held at its office in the Capitol Building on the above date. Present, Ex- officio President Thomas E. Campbell and Secretary Clayton Bennett
 The Board having been informed. by the State Treasurer, that the sum Of $2,750.05 had been apporuoned to the Pioneers Home at Prescott and the State Industrial School at Fort Grant, requesting that the amount be appor- toned by the Board between the two institutions, it was directed by the Board that the money be divided be- tween the two institutions on the basis of the average membership at the Pioneers Home and the inmates of the Industrial School for the fiscal year 1919-1920, which gives the allotment of the Pioneers Home $997.25 and the h. dustrial School S1,761.S0. The application of James G. Colter, | of Yavapai County, for admission to i the Arizona Pioneers Home, was ap- proved.
 The Board having been informed by the Assistant Attorney General Alex ander B. Baker that a verdict, by stipu- lation, in the case of J. B. Lyman, Jr., vs. the State of Arizona had been given by the Judge of the Superior Court of Maricopa County, in the amount Sl s2,50O.00, it was directed that this matter be called to the at tention of Governor Campbell that the entire subject may be presented to the coming Legislature.
 Upon the recommendation of the Superintendent of the State Industrial School, paroles were granted to the following inmates of said school: 1. Florence Lawler (Edith Jacobsen) to the custody of her father. B. H Lawler of z .cson. A izona.
 Antonio Ramirez, to the custody of L. r. Bryce, of Ashurst, Graham coun- ty, Arizona.
 Onofre Acosta, to the custody of his father simon Acosta, of Phoenix, Ari- zona.
 Abner slade, to the custody of his father. Abner Slade, Sr., of Phoenix Arizona,
 Upon the recommendation of the Su- perintendent of the State Industria School a discharge was granted to eacf of the following inmates of the saif school:
 Grady Holley, for the reason that he Is now in the U. s. Navy.
 Marie Mcleod, With the understand ing that she be taken from the State of Arizona.
 The request made by Col. Wal ter s. Ingalls,, Adjutant General, fol the removal of the pa tition between the two rooms in his office in th' new addition to the Capitol Buildini was refused
 The request of Col. Walter S. In gals, Adjutant General. that he b permitted to stable the National Guar, Horses at the State Fair Grounds wa
 granted, with the understanding Una
 the rules and regulations for the car
 of the Fair Grounds and buildings b adhered to.
 . Member Harry S. Ross reported hay ing made a visit to the Pioneers Hom n on December Il. 1920. Meeting adjourned.
 THOMAS E. CAMPBELL
 Ex-officio President.
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CLAYTON BENNETT.
 Secretary.

Phoenix, Arizona, November s, 1920.
 A meeting of the BOARD OF DI- RECTORS OF STATE INSTITU- TONS was held at its office in the Capitol Building on the above date. Present, Ex-officio President Thomas E. Campbell and Secretary Clayton Bennett. Absent, Harry s. Ross, member.
 The following business was tran sacted:
 An agreement between the Southern Pacific Company, a corporation of the State of Kentucky, and Southern Pa cifeic Railroad Company, a corpora tion, therein collectively termed first party, and State of Arizona, second party, was submitted to this Board for its consideration and execution.
 The purpose and object of said agreement Is: That the said first party grants to second party Subject to the conditions therein contained) the right to construct and maintain a highway crossing upon and across that certain parcel of land situate in the County of Pima, State of Arizona between Buell and Amole, and lying within the rail- road right of way of first party and To- cated in Section 4, Township F South, Range IS East, Gila and Salt River Base and Meridian, and more particu- larly described in said agreement; and after due consideration thereof 1t is unanimously.
 RESOLVED. That said agreement be, and the same Is hereby approved and that Thomas E. Campbell. Chair man of this Board be and he is hereby authorized, empowered and directed tC execute said agreement for and on be- | half of the State of Arizona. CLAYTON BENNETT,
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HARRY g. ROSS,
 Member.

Phoenix, Arizona, December 30, 1920.
 A meeting of the BOARD OF DI- RECTORS OF STATE INSTITU- TIONS was held at it's office in the Capitol Building on the above date. Present, Ex- -officio President Thomas E. Campbell and Secretary Clayton Bennett. Absent, Member H. s. Ross.
 Acting upon the recommendation of Judge A s. Gibbons, of Apache Coun- ty, the committing Magistrate, and J H. Larson, Superintendent of the State Industrial School. a discharge from the State Industrial School was given to Harold Olsen, providing he go to his father Alfred Olsen in San Fran cisco, California.
 Upon the recommendation of J. H. Larson, Superintendent of the State Industrial School, and P L. Higgins, Probation Officer of Tucson, a dis charge was granted to Rosa Rabago, with the understand that Rosa Rabago is to be legally adopted by Carlos Armada of Tucson, Arizona, whose re- liability as a citizen has been satis- factorily shown.
 Upon recommendation of J. H. Lar son, Superintendent of the State In dustrial School the following paroles were granted:
 Manuel Burrola to the custody of his mother Conception Guaron, of Morenci Arizona. Benjamin Garcia to the custody of his mother Juana Garcia, of Pirtlevile, Arizona. Meeting adjourned. THOMAS E. CAMPBELL, Ex -officio President | Attest
 CLAYTON BENNETT, SeCretarN
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THOMAS E. CAMPBELL.
 

I, Clayton Bennett. Secretary of the Board of Directors of State Institutions of the State of Arizona, do tbreby cer tify that the above and foregoing is a true, full and correct copy of the reso- lution of the Board of Directors of State Institutions of the State of Ari zona now on file and of record in the office of said Board. Dated this 9th day of November. 1920.
 CLAYTON BENNETT, (SeaD Secretary of the Board of Directors of State Institutions. Meeting adjourned.
 THOMAS E. CAMPBELL,
 Ex-officio President CLAYTON BENNETT,
 Secretary.
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CLAYTON BENNETT,
 Secretary.