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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15
THREE CONSTITUTIONAL
CONVENTION PLANS NOW
BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE

sist Of los members. 81 TO be elected
by three from each senatorial district
and i5 NJ large; TO be elected on May
.; precinct conventions, 10 select the
district candidates for delegates The
final election would be held July I. Va
cnncies in the convention would bc fill
ed By the ghvornor.
Under the Henrdlcks Moore plan. the
people would vote on the proposition OF
holding "A convention To draw up amend
mcnts 20 the constitution. The lcEiSla-
turc also will be called upon to pass
an act creating Il commission on infor-
nation which will prepare data for the
convention. When the convention meets
~ January next year. il would draw up
amendments and these would be sub
mitted 70 the people for final eonfirma-
tion.
Governor Neff also has expressed fa-
vor 10 calling constitutional conven-
tion. although il has not been made
known what plan h. favnrS. He probab-
ly will deal with this subject in one
Of his messages submitted to the leg
isIaturc.
Whatever the outcome of the nropns-
cd convention. 1T l. expected the rropo.
sition will call for extended debate and
considerable opposition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15
tDv The Associated Press

AUSTIN. Texas. Jan. l5.--The present
legislature viii have three distinct
forms az a ongitutIonal convention 10
choose from. If il decides TO call such
convention. Already two az these plans
have been submitted. while the third
will Be Immediately. The plans in brief
are: 20 frame 2 new constitution: TO re-
wise the present constitution ard 10
draw up and submit 20 the people a
mendmcnts 10 the present constitution.
4 he first plan is provided for under
the terms Of a joint house res Dlution
introduced by Representative Roun-
tree of Bryan and Qnaid VI Fl Puso: the
second is proposed 5y a similar senate
resolution hy Senator Doyle of league.
and the third Is proposed by Rrpresen-
tatvrs ice Moore and Homer Hen
drick. Of Ellis county
A summary of the three proposals
follows:
Senator Doyle: calling convention
in August. this year with $50 members.
one from each representative district:
election OF such delegates to BE- made
in July.
Rountree and QUAD: convention 10
meet September, 2, this year. 70 frame
a new constitutions; convention to con
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15
M O. TOR REPLACING
STEAM TRAINS ON
MANY BRANCH LINES

AISTI\. Texas Ian. ~ The ques-
iion ~ Whether Or not the motor will re-
place the steam engine ~ n means of
ioeomotinn on branch railroad lines in
Texas has come Ca hr an important one.
according 4" railroad commission Of
ficial>. The question ha~ been raised
particularly IN view 0f the results of an
experiment an tile Paris and Mt Pleas
ant
a report filed with The railroad com
mission and made public today. If the
results of the mrtnr ear operation on
that line declares the cost of operation
of such Il motor ~ have hrrn fourt rrn
cents mile on an average. This
nmount. according ~ information Oh
tanned from the railroad commisSiou
compares with u cost of 81 or more for
the operation If steam railways. The
motor ear used on the Mt. Pleasant
!inc carries forty passengers.
Clarence u. Gilmore. member of The
railrond commission. recommends that
railroads operating branch lines through
oui the state cunarief experiments with
the motor ear. Gilmore expressed the
opinion that on. short hanl~ on branch
lines. the motor ear will be found 10 10
cheaper and more efficient than steam
locom"fion. Such ears are now being
used on II number ~ branch lines IN the
state. il was said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15
RANGER CAPT.
IS SUMMONED BY
THE GRAND JURY
Charges Of Evading Habeas
Corpus Writ in Boucher
Case Will be Investigated
by Dallas Grand Jury

DALLAS. Texas. Jan. l5.- Ranger
Captain Shumate. who has in his Gus
dy Miss Naomi Boucher and her broth
ers. Bernard and Horace Boucher, held
In connection with the murder last
November OF Grady Skipworth az Waco.
vas summoned today to appear before
the Dallas county grand jury. II is un~
derstocd he will he brought before that
body soon a. possible.
Whether the summons was connected
with the Skpworth affair could not ba
learned. Ranger Shumate telephoned
to Sheriff Stegall al Waco requesting
the sheriff not 20 serve the warrant for
his arrest upon the charge of evading
the writ Of habaes corpus granted the
mother in the case Of Miss Boucher
and her brothers,
He asked the sheriff 10 permit him
TO complete his investigation. and re-
ported that Bernard and Horace Bouch-
SIR have been separated and placed I'm
the Jail ut Dallas. and that their sister
- in "A private home here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15
ORGANIZATION for NelU
Highway Perfected at
Hdylimgen Meet Today

The meeting at Harlingen this after
noon for the purpose OF organizing with
the object OF securing the construction
Of a highway from Harlingcn through
Lyford and RaymondviiIe 10 Riviera was
well attended. Judge W. r. NeCrarren of
Willary county was elected temporary
chairman and j. u. Challes Of Harlin-
Gen secretary A committee consisting
of Judge Dancy Of Brownsville. Judge
Mccarren and Nr. Rudolph os Kennedy
county was appointed to confer with the
State Highway Commission and the Of
fieia's q the Old Spanish Trail relative
r. the proposed highway. and efforts
will he maze 10 hold these conferences
a. soon A. possible.
large and enthusiastic delegation
was present from Wiliacy county and
many sections of Cameron county were
also represented az the meeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15
DREDGING BIDS
WILL Be OPENED
ONFEDRUARY q.
Contractors will Bid on dredg-
ing Over Million Cubic
Yards of Sand at Brazos
Santiago for Channel

Bids for the dredging OF the channel
st BRACES Santigo for the opening Of
the Point Isabel harbor will be opened
~ the army engineers nj Galveston on
February 81. according 10 bulletin re-.
eeived in Brownsville this morning. The
advertisement fer bids states that
.2a0.G cubic yards al sand will bo
removed TO complete the channel.
Contractors who have been doing a
large amount of government dredging
work on the west Gulf coast have al
ready visited Point Isabel 10 look over
the situation, prior to placing their
bids for the work. One Of them in com-
menting on the situation stated that
Point Isabel offered one Of the finest
location on the Gulf Coast for har-
hor. and he did not understand why the
Valley had not secured the harhor sew,
eraI years ago. He stated that his equip
ment j. ready and that there would be
no delay il he secures the contract.
Work will start within AZ least sixty
days after the awarding Of the contract
was the opinion expressed this morning
Ly those who have had considerable
if the contract is awarded TO eontrac-
tor whose dredges and equipment arc
not otherwise employed and are imme
diately available. the dredging viii
probably start az far earlier date.
The opinion Is expressed that the con-
tractor will find the work very easy
and will encounter no obstacle 10 delay
the rapid compleiien NJ the channel af
ter the dredges are started. The Rio
s;rande raiiFvad j. now all equipped to
offer every facility in facilitating the
work through the shipments Of such
supplies as will be required.
Engineers who have made a survey Of
the proposed channeN and taken sound
ings have expressed the opinion that
dredging operations can be accomplish
cd with greater speed than j. generally
the case in the dredging Of such char
nels. There l. no evidence OF rocks or
other heavy substance which would de-
lay the work. the entire bottom az
Brazos Santiago 70 depth ~ many
feet being composed Of fine sand and
shells which can be easily and hapidly
dredged.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15
Texas Wins Most Points
in Red River Boundary
Decision Rendered TODAY

WASHINGTON. Jan. The south
cut bank Of the Red River was made the
boundary betwccr Texas and oklahoma
by order Of the United States supreme
court today In the famous Red River
case. The court gave in detail the rule
70 be followed ia determining what con-
stiiuted the cut bank. giving Tcxas
much Of the territory over which the
cont rovcrsy arose.
The decision ~ virtually compro-
mise between the contentious Of Texas
and the United States. The court an
nounced that commission cf three
would be appointed to locate the bound
airy under the courts jurisdiction.
The cut bank for the greater part ~
the distance where tho contest j. CEN
tered is TN the hig bend between the
bluffs which the United States insisted
should b. made the boundary ana the
south bank Of the river az normal
stage which the state 81 Texas urged
should be the line.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15
Burk ett Bill on
Hooded Mobs now
Before e Senators
NRv The As.ocialed rress.l !

AI>TIN. Texas Ian. ~ rhe Srn-
ate state affair~ committee today re
ported fag"raiiy on the resolution IN
senator Enrke'f regarding ~is"ede,!
moh~ and masked political arganiza-
iionS
a. T. Wiriz of >-snn was sworn III
a. a mefnlsr of ih. >enate from the
twenty first district
Measures introduced IL the senate in
cliI'le Hill hy Rower~ ~ Caldwell pro-
posing the aholi~hm-ui ~ ihr sanitary
livestock commission and placing the
authority ~ the commission III The ~,
rarimrnt II the commissioner nf agricul-
tnre
Other senate bills included the pro-
visions system ~ industrial r.Iahiliia-
iicn. the acquiring of 81 acrcS NJ land
adjoining ~" A. A MI college AMI the
licensing of civil engineers and establish
ing u board IT examiners
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15
GERMANY ORDERS COAL
SHIPMENTS TO FRANCE
STOPPED IMMEDIATELY

The town of Bochum. in the heart of
the great SHINES steel works. was oc-
cupied hy French troops today. and the
occupation Of Geisenkirchen. another
town IN the industrial area, has been
completed
All work M Essen. the greatest indus
trial city in Germany. stopped for half
an hour today a. protest against
French occuption OF the .city. The
crowd carried out anti-French demon
Strations outside the French head
quarters. There was no violence. the
crowd being content 70 express its SEN
timents through speeches and songs.
The line established by General De-
gouttes' forces y from fifteen to twen.
" kilometers further eastward. coming
10 the edge Of the great Industrial city
of Dortmund. The Lokal Anzieger of
Berlin says that ali work in that city
has ceased ard that the population IL
~ state Of great excitement. consid-
cradle excitement also prevailed with
the arrival of the French troops mt Ro-
chum. communists are reported 10 have
begun the distribution Of leaflets ad-
vocatirg war with France and demand.
ine the immediate resignation Of Chan
cellor Cuno.
The French embassy informed the
state department that five divisions
comprising a total Of $4,000 men. would
take part IN the NJ wmove -to insure
control over the Bochum district as a
result NJ the German government stop.
ping the deliveries of coal"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15
ODOR OF HIS WARES
BETRAYED SMUCCLER
TO CUSTOMS OFFICER

MEXICO CITY. Jan. f5.-Highly
scented toilet soap IN q dangerous
product for smugglers to handle.
Proof of this II the sudden demise
several weeks ago of Martin vilIar-
cal. veteran Mexiran smuxgled. who
ran afouI Of customs guards nj
Nueva Laredo and was killed.
The guards were aroused to ac-
tivity one day when brerxrs blowing
off the Rio Grande waited a strong
scent of perfume. Investigation
showed viIlaresI was attempting =
Gro sing from the United States with
Is surros. each Of which was car
rying as many boxes or toilet soap
as his back could hold. In the en-
suing skirmi~h villarcaI wal killed
and his soap eonfiscated.
Customs guards along the Rfo
Grande say that toilet soaps and
silks are the SmuHElerx' favoritrr.
next to liquor-rnnning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15
GAMBLING DOES NOT
PAY in JUAREZ, AS
IT DID In OLD DAYS

FL. pA>D. Jan. 1J.-Dprn gambling
roulette. craps. chnrk-a luck and other
game ~ chance operated on q large
scale in Iuarez gamvhling houses. dc
not pay the Zig returns "a owners If
gambling concessions a. they did few
years ago. according IL Miguel Aynb
If III raso.
In court. where Mr. Ayuh was being
sncd for debt. h. testified that he had
lest heavily III gambling project in
Iuarez. -
The gambling concessions | was in
trreSfr,l in.- he testified. was losing
proposition. We lost $..::.uuU On II IN
less than month.
Others who hav. hcen interested IN
gambling say similar things about the
games. They don't pay like they used tn.
all agree.
Persons get out of the habit ~
gambling say they have learned better:
the tax for concession II very high.
and other things make il unprofitahla
they say
Keno and slot machine are the only
forms ~ gambling operating In the open
in Jmarez ~ present. All proceeds. save
~ per cent whirh goes to the house. are
given to the person holding lucky num-
MexicanS n gambling. for the reason
thar fixed percentage l. always given
to the lucky person. il il said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15
Believe Hidalgo County
Will be Able to Clear
Up Its Highway Muddle

Atves received this Austin indicate that Hidalgo
still has the withdrawal
federal aid yproject and the
will be htencd out.
attend the regular of the Highway
held
Of the
enc
o
the road situation, of the
other bodies have
MAX Of the
The Valley Chamber Of has
hi6slgo
that the highway
OF all of
v.s!ly
highways
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15
MEXICAN ORGANIZATIONS
ASSIST IN REGISTRATION

Several of the Mexican organizations
IN Cameron. Nillacv aud k-nedy conn
tir> are assisting MeNiran Consul Luis
NiIlal,ansl" and Wee Consul q. Laredo
in registering Mexican nationals in th">.
cnlIniir~. The cun~ulS spent saturday
ai San Iienito and Sunday IN Harrington.
and aI both places thny found Tie various
NeNiean organizations taking an active
Interest in ilr work.
Consul iillalpando stated hat the
number NJ Msxiran nationals IN these
counties will prove greater than At first
anticipated. and that without rh. a~-
si>tanrc of the organizations Il would
~ almost impossible 10 accurately reg
i>irr them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15
GERMANY TO PAY
DEBTS WITH BOOKS

LONDON. Jan. II. italy has struck
an extraordinary bargain with Ger
many regarding a portion of the repair
ations due her. according 20 reliable in
formation reaching London. An agree
mcnt has been signed by representa-
tives Of the two governments whereby
the German government undertakes 10
furnish books and scientific publica-
tions to the Italian state to the value
Of d.00n.o00 gold marks. The plan only
awaits the official approval of The Re
parations commission and this j. said
% be assured
Italy will furnish list of her re-
quremcntS. The gaps in the coIlcc-
tions Of her public libraries have been
carefully catalogucd and il il these
gaps that Germany will fill.
TO Italy'S scientific institutions and
museums will be assigned many val
uahle works on science published before
the war. In the case of books which are
out ~ print the German government
undertakes TO search diligently for
copies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15
DISCOVER BODY
OF BANDIT shot
IN MINT HOLDUP.

DENVER, Colo. Jan. H. The daring
band, who stood upon the running
board ~ the automobilc a. the mcn who
robbed the Federal Reserve Bank
truck of S2Ju.0UU in front 81 the Den
yer mint on December X. sped away
amid u rain of bullets from the mint
guards. paid with his lite.
The body of the dead rohber. believed
"a have beer the leader OF the gang.
evidently deserted ~ his pals. was
found last night ia a private garage il
the fashionable residence part of the
city. The man had been struck by a
bullet which penetrated his body. pass
ing near his heart.
The man had rented the garage a.
hou' a week before the robbery occur.
red when he failed 10 pay the rent IN
the building. plumber with a shop
nearby became suspiciousA and investi-
gated. He found the dead robber
stretched out on the front seat of the
stolen car.
The bandit was instantly killed nv
The guards, the coroEer's autopsy cs-
tahiishei to-day
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15
BIBLE READING IN
SCHOOL FAVORED BY
TEXAS LEGISLATORS

AUSTIN. Texas. Jan. 15--.The meas-
nre proposing that the bile shall be
read IN nil public schools i'm the state.
which ha~ hern introduced in borh tbe
house and senate. j. meeting with favor
among MANY nf the legislators. arrordine
e. those sponsoring the hill.
Under ,h.. pror;x;aps ~ ,h. a..
each teacher cor.,,,..,;,~ .....;.a ~
,uhli,. x,haoIx vr.,ri,4 Nv, r.srt
messages from, ~. p;,I. ..;.,.s...,
mrnt N ylxo II ..r,,v;,t,.l ,l,, .a,;..,a...
49, ..:,.,:- -,
r.a.l;r~ t...,na- -;rh III.
.o,.;.l.r..l .,.,,...;..s
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15
HARLINCEN TO HAVE.
NEW BRICK BUILDING

HARLINGEN. Texas. Jan. ~ :. T..
Grosher and A. J. Garner of McAllcn
today purchased of p. y. Scale. lot On
one of the principal downtown blocks.
and state they intend 10 start immedi-
ately the construction Of modern
brick building. in which will ~ i'm
stalled a drug store. Mr.. Scale will a.
50 build on The lot adjoining.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15
ORDERS GRAND JURY
MAKE INVESTIGATION
GOOSE CREEK AFFAIR

HOUSTON. Texas. Jan. Is. Judge
Robinson ar the criminal district court
today Instructed the grand jury To cease
its Investigation az petty thievings and
burplaric~ and devote its whole atten-
tion to running down those response
bic for ne whipping of Mrs. r. H. Har-
rlSon and X. A. Armand AZ Goose crees
ten days ago Mrs Harrison was taken
into the jury room
Mrs Harrison came into Houston
SATURDAY \ physician made Il thorough
examination "f The iniuricS received m
tue hands ~ The ma ~krd flnz=rrs and
announced that an operation might be
necessary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15

RATION ROUGE. la. Ian. l-.-The
standard Pipe Line Company. Inc. has
been organized ~ the Standard oil
Company If Louisiana and incorporate ed
a. carrier "a oil. with capitalization
Of $2J.O00.uu0.
This movement was mad. necessary
because of th. extension of the com
pany's pipe lines into Arkansas which
under the federal laws made II a common
carrier fnr the movement IF Interstate
oil. according ~ President Weller. The
Standard Oil Company If Louisiana. he
pointed "nr. recently purchased III.
Prairie Pipe Line Company's lines in
Arkansas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15
ILLEGAL ARREST BY
LEADER OF KLANSMEN
CHARGE OF FARMER

BASTR0P. Las Jan. i5.-Fred Car
penter. sheriff Of Morehcusr parish. de-
MED today that any commission had
been issued deurtizinr Captain J. n
Skipwith. leader OF the Ku Klux Klan
Of Morehouse parish. or any other man.
to arrest Alonzo Braddock, u farmer.
Braddock testified Saturday he was
seized AZ his home by Skipwith and sew
eral others. brought TO Bastrop and
turned over to Carpenter.
Carpenter testified that Captain Skip
with. Marvin Pickett. Benton Pratt, Mr..
Mcintosh and Dave Cox brought Brad
dock 20 Carpenters house. lie said thas
no warrant had been issued or used
shat | know off,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15

II seemed certain today that Ger
many j. "a BE- declared IN default III
1929 dciiverie, N. merchandise at the
meeting az the reparationS commission
tomorrow. according TO Paris dis
patch.
Dispatches 70 the Loka Anzicgcr M
Berlin report heavy street fighting IN
the city Of Menicl and that the Baltic
area has been invaded by Lithunian
irregulars- The Lithunians are now in
almos. complete possession of the city.
the message reports
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15

Brownsville and vicinity: Fair and
colder tonight; Tuesday fair with slow
ly rising temperature.
East Texas: Fair tonight. colder in
south portion; Tuesday fair and warm
er Light 10 moderate nottherly 10 east
4rly winds on the coast.
Weather Conditions
Since yesterday morning a decided
drop in temperature occurred over
northern and central Texas. and
moderate fail 10 the coast and over the
middle Gulf states. due 10 the ap-
proach of high pressure area from the
plateau and southern Rocky Mountain
regions. Over the balance Of the coun-
try temperatures are about normal. ar
slightly above the normal IN places.
Precipitation was general over the
Southern states. along the Atlantic SRA.
hoard. in the Ohio valley. and on the
north Pacific coast. with amounts
ranging from light to heavy. IN Texas
the rainfall was confined apparently 70
the northeastern portion ard 10 the
coast section. with orly light amounts
EXCEPT AZ Galveston. where 50 inch cc-
Cured.
The lowest temperature last right at
Texas stations ranged from % at Am
arilio TO "a at Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15
INSTABILITY OF
MININCBLAMED
FOR HIGH PRICE
(Bv Tho Associated Prcss.)

WASHINGTON. Jan. Is. The irsta-
bilily of the b:fuminous mining indus
try i the fundamental cause for the
high prices and fuel shortage in re-
cent years. the United States coal com
mission held in its preliminary reports
of the fact finding investigation laid
before congress today.
Labor troubles. transportation diff
cultics ard o3er development ~ indus
try are assigned a. the primary causes
of present conditions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15

Bv The Associated Press.)
BERLIN. Ian. i5.-The German
coal commission has prohibited the
owners Of coal mines in the Ruhr
districts from supplying coal or
coke TO France or Belgium. even if
payment i, rendered for the fuel.
II j. expected here that this or
der will precipitate drastic action
BY the French government because
reputation Of the mine magnates
agreements To resume coal deliver
les To the French will reinforce
the occupation movement an + sen
dispatch said.
A rupture between the Franco
Be'gian commission in control at
Essen and the German Industrial
lists j. complete. an Essen dispatch
to the Evening News nd London
stated. Military pcnalties more Sc
we're and extensive than those con-
trmpIated Yesterday are h.ing put
into effect il adds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15
FEW FAILURES AT RICE

IHpI STDN. Texas. Ian. n Fewer
failures were decorded NJ Rice Institute
during the nid-t.rm examinations than
ever before according g. Figures com
piled M the Institute. CUT of the ~.
student AZ The Institute only nine per
cent failed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15
CONSIDERATION OF
FARM CREDITS HELD
UP BY Sen. NORRIS

WASHINGTON. Ian. ~. The plan Of
the administration senate leaders 20
begin consideration Of the farm credits
program of the banking committee was
blocked temporarily hy Chairman Norris
~ the agricultural committee. who in-
sisted that the senate take up instead
his bin creating Il government corpora
tion empowered - buy and sell farm
porducts. Senator Norris motion was
voted down.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15
WILL DISPOSE OF ALL
WAGE CASES PENDING

CHICAGO Ian. 15.-The United States
rnilrnad labor hoard today took steps ~
dispose of all pending wage rules dis
rutr~ on the docket involving the train
service hroihcrhoodS. The eases against
- railroads some nf several wears
standing have haen called fnr hearing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-01-15
NEW PIPE LINE COMPANY
IN LOUISIANA RECEIVES
ITS CHARTER FROM STA TIE
HUNT Still UNDER WAY

Two agents are working constantly
on the ri. IIondn ease. Sheriff Sam
Robertson said today. and all possible
efforts are being made a. locate the
man who attacked Mr.. and Mrs. Ehlcrs.
Sheriff Robertson went 4" Rio iIond"
today and will assist in the work.