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_Port_Qrford2_üregon, Tuesday, August 23, 1927.
PORT ORFORD NEWS
PORT ORFORD NEWS
Masons Picnic at
Pistol River
Pub Ila bed w eekly a t Port Orford, Oregon
OEO W 8 0 RANSON Editor
T h e Gold B each and B rookings
ANNOUNCEM ENT
M asons and E a ste rn S ta rs held a
E n te re d a t th e P o sfo fflce a t P o rt O rfo rd , O regon, as second class
plcnte s t P isto l riv e r S unday.
Tide T ab le for W eek E nding Aug. 30.
m all m a tte r u n d e r Act of M arch 3, 187#
A bout 30 o r 40 people w ere p re s ­
at Port Orford.
Dr. L. R. Pugh has opened perm anent
e n t, and
a f te r
th e
b o u n tifu l
H igh T ide
Low T ide
lu n ch a m ost en jo y ab le
a fte r­
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
AM
P.M
AM
P.M
dental offices in the Fromm building. Port
noon w as sp en t p lay in g gam es.
W ednesday. A u g u st 24
0.34
9 :5 g
4 91
One T e a r ___________________ 9 1 0 0
4:24
Mr. an d Mrs. B. O. Jo h n so n , well
T h u rsd a y . A ug u st 25 ___
1 1 :1 7
4 :4 7
4 :5 3
Orford, where he will receive the public
8tx M o n t h s _________________ 91.00
know n In P o rt O rfo rd b o th won
F rid ay , A u g u st 26 ...........
1 1 .5 0
5 27
5 5 4
ru
n
n
in
g
races.
M
rs
F
red
C
augh
A d v ertisin g rate« IB c en ts h er colum n Inch
S a tu rd a y . A u g u st 27
.1 1 :2 5
1 2 :2 2
6 :0 3
6 :1 4
from 9 to 12 and from 1 to 5.
ell won a w alk in g race, and Geo. ' p
S u n d ay , A u g u st 28 ____
12:03
1 2 :5 2
6 37
6 :5 0
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as
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M onday. A u g u st 2# ___
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7 :0 7
7 :2 5
Tuesday, August 23, 1927.
w in n er In o ne race. T h re e c ar
T u esd ay , A u g u st 30 .......
. 1 :1 5
14 8
7:35
8 .0 0
loads w as th e re p re se n ta tio n from
frien d s. T he lu n ch eo n of b aked tin, m in k , sk u n k , an o ccasional P o rt O rfo rd lodge
and
C u rry !■
noon on A ugust 31. T h is a n n u -
This country will not be a good place for any of salm o n , boiled h am . p o ta to sal- fis h e r o r o tte r.
c h a p te r.
Refiners and -Buyers o f
al ev en t is held in h o n o r of th e 1
u s to live in, unless we make it a good place in which 1. h o t ro lls, b lu e b e rry , p each
T he d ream , o r Is it a d ream
b
irth
d
a
y
of
R
o
b
e
rt
M
orris,
th
e
Native
Platinum
and Gold
an d ap p le pie, cak e an d coffee, J o f e v e ry p ro g ressiv e citisen
of
to live.—Theodore Roosevelt.
real treat from ¡ P o r t O rford has been and"":« - • » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ . r - u n d - r o f th e E a ste rn Star,
H ighe st Mat4cet Prices
th e accu sto m ed d in n e r of s ta t
ch ick en .
Mrs. W illiam G illings.
In a few a p t w ords, p resen ted
Mrs. W atterson w ith a b e a u tifu l
b o u q u e t of flow ers grow n In lo ­
cal g a rd e n s
the b u ild in g o f a g re a t h a rb o r a ’
P o r t O rfo rd . C o n g re ss has m ade
an a p p ro p ria tio n of fu n d s fo r »
p re lim in a ry su rv e y to asc
a s c e r ta in
e rta in
w h e th e r o r not th e a p p ro p ria tin g
of g o v ern m en t fu n d s fo r b u ild in g
RADICALISM
a b re a k w a te r fo r the p ro tectio n
Having exhausted every legal technicality, save l*ORT O R F O R D , “ OUT
' of th is h a rb o r w ould be Ju stified .
a possible interference on the part of a United States
W H E R E T H E W EST E N D S” T rib u ta ry to th is h a rb o r a re bl!
lions of feet of c e d a r and
Hr
suprem e court justice, the two M assachusetts ra d i-‘ I C o n tin u ed from page 1)
tim b e r, ripe and a w a itin g m eans
cals—Sacco and Vanzetti—are to be executed today'
o f tra n s p o rta tio n ,
W hile in th e
fo r m urder committed, in 1920. The long legal delay'
has perm itted the radical element all over the world .p e o p le have b egun to realise that va»ni°«’
mJnen,’#e
splendid q u a lity of coal,
to organize an effort to free these men—an elem en t|,he c o u n ty ’s p e rm an en t asset is a ve ns of of w hich
w ill be developed as
th a t seeks to destroy all organized government and ihe T 11', , h » 9,ock raisin g , d airy
a ” ro ad s and tr a n s p o rta tio n
set up chaos instead. Bomb outrages, mobs, th re a ts, 1 ' " i i X
,,
<icilities
a re provided
he P o rt O rford C h am b er of
a id other ways of intimidation have been emploved ran ra n g e o u t th e e n tire y e a r, r 0 „ ,Ilie
ite Wlll De
m erce will be glad to su p -
to forestall justice, but, up to this writing, to no avail.' I‘“ge *“!’ water»? and plenty of ply ¡„
¡¿ rm a d o n to anyone w ish-
. With the best form of government yet devised, X e P “ X . w ^ ’b ^ ’t"? ,n* ,0 k""w abou‘ thls
th e i nitial States must take cognizance of the ra d i-ihil|s where th e o ak s p ro d u ce im- '
Orford W eather
cal element within her borders and of the outside ’ "ll‘n8e cropg of acorn»- »here the Day Port
Max. Min.
Day Max. Min.
propaganda th a t is allowed to permeate all states of
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the union. Our courts must speed up so th at offend-, p o rk e r- is a very p ro fita b le b u si- i 15 > 68 47
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in
66
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ers may fully realize th at justice can be both s u r e ” ”
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th e n u m ero u s s tre a m s 17
21
70
and swift, as delays occasioned by the recognition.
van
H. Jo h n s to n . O bserver.
v alley s th a t m ak e th e best
o f trifling technicalities are undermining the whole' of d a iry ra n c h e s and on can n o t
b u t n o tice w hile d riv in g on the
su p erstructure of government.
County Clerk’s Filings
h ig h w ay th e load a f te r load of
E d w a rd B ow m an to R obt. V
Radicalism, or Bolshevikism, naturally thrives in _
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n
can s filled w ith m ilk or cream
w a rra n ty deed
those quarters where the ignorant foreigners COn- t b ein g ta k » n to ch eese facto ry , R yan,
R obt. V. Ryan to
gregate, namely the large cities, but it is also to b e ' ''-»denspry or ice cream p lan t Moles, w a rra n ty deed. Jo h n E
found in some form in every sect^n of the cou n try ' L X ^ X d ^ X X "
U n ited S tates of A m erica to
E. Moles, p aten t.
— even in the small towns. It may not be as notice- o u s s tre a m s of th e d is tric t, w here Jo h L n ouise
W ilber to L ouis K napp,
able as in cities where its adherents mass, but nev er-ih
can ,ee the d iffe re n t d a iry w a rra n ty deed.
( ran ch es, does he realize
w here
U al. & Ore. L u m b er Co. to S a r­
theless we have “reds” all over who are “agin the the rpaI valu. 0, the C0Ulltv
u
n , w a rra n ty deed.
government.
It is not only the dutv of officers
\evei was th e re so n o r clim ate ah L. H a rriso
D. L indsley to C h alm er
sworn to uphold the law, but the duty of all loval beft<r ,,lan ,hat tr ib u ta r y o P ort r t L indsley, w a rra n ty deed.
citizens
of the country to acquaint themselves with
Orford for the p ro d u ctio n of L. D. IJ n d s le y to M F G ra h ­
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.
.« m a ll fru its , peas, s tr in g b e a n s .'
th e situation in their section so that proper espion- cab b ag e, c a rro ts and o th e r veg- i am , w a rra n ty deed.
F red Voit to th e Gold R idge
age may be kept on those who support radicalism ¡n »table», whicj», with the sometime Lode,
m in in g location
an v of its numerous forms.
, co m in g fin an cial b ack in g fo r c a n -j
S e c u rity B ank of M yrtle P o in t
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n e rle s will open an im m en se in-
to F red B urgess, sa tisfa c tio n of
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d u s try In th is co m m u n ity .
m o rtg ag e.
PORT ORFORD HOSPITALITY
A nother v alu ab le in d u s try th a l
F red B urgess to S ecu rity R an k
h as lo n g been n eg lected is th e
The well known high standard of hospitality of deep-sea fish in g . R ecen tly C ap­ of M yrtle P oint, c h a tte l inort-
Port Orford was fully maintained upon the occasion ta in E. L. Skog o f E m p ire City, gage.
w ith a few asso ciate s, o rg an ized
of the visit of Governor and Mrs. Patterson and th
Portland W riter Visits
e p o rt O rfo rd ,F ish in g co m p an y
party, consisting of high officials of the state and fo r th e p u rp o se of fish in g fo r and
Mrs. D ora Dean 'M cC utcheon,
others of equal prominence in statewide affairs, and m a rk e tin g deep-sea fl«h. T he a u th o r, o f P o rtla n d . who has
m p an y h as erected i packing been cam ping in the P o rt O rford
th at standard is something to be proud of. The vis­ co
h o u se on th e w h arf, w h ere th e region d u rin g th e past tw o w eeks
itors expressed their pleasure of being the guests catch Is clean ed and packed in v e s tig a tin g its w onderful sc e n ­
of Port Orford, and all left with the firm resolution re a d y to sh ip to th e m a rk e t each e ry an d n a tu ra l reso u rces. r e ­
en in g , an d by u sin g n ig h t tu rn e d hom e la st week
Mrs
of returning to fu rth er enjoy the beautiful region ev
tru c k s th e fish a re placed in the M cC utcheon. w hen
in terv iew ed
contiguous to the natural deep w ater harbor at Port v alley m a rk e ts fresh each m orn by a News re p o rte r, sta te d th a t
lug
As th e re a re im m en se fish- when very young she o v e rh eard
Orford.
Ing g ro u n d s a few m iles off sh o re tw o people ta lk in g a b o u t P o rt O r­
<¡04 KRNOR’N P A R T I EN­
Wi. B B a rre tt, fo rm e r m em ber from h e re th is is an
in d u s try ford, an d th e nam e cre a te d such
TERTAINED; BATTLE
■>f th e h ig h w a y c o m m is s io n
cap
ab
le
o
f
being
b
u
ilt
up
Io a an Im pression on h e r m ind th a t
ROCK M E W ED
C. H. P u rcell, d is tric t e n g in e e r. is rg e fu tu re b u stn ess.
ev er since It has been one of h er
1' S public roads.
As In all o th e r p a rts of C u rry g re a t d e sires to visit P o rt O rford
I C o n tin u ed from P age 1)
•I M. D evers, a tto rn e y f o r th e co u n ty , th e c o u n try s u rro u n d in g an d revel in th e m any re c re a tio n -
ou s fire p la c e In th a t well know n h ig h w ay co m m issio n .
I P o rt O rfo rd is a h u n te r 's
and al a ttra c tio n s ab o u t w hich
sh e
hom e
F rom h e re th e Jo u rn ey
B 1 F
Irv in , e d ito r O regon fis h e rm a n ’s p arad ise, th e riv ers, had h e ard
She expressed a d e ­
s o u th w a r d was ta k e n up a b o u t Jo u rn a l.
cre e k s and lak es
well sto ck ed te rm in a tio n to re tu rn to th is r e ­
t h i ' • o 'clock , tlie o b jectiv e
for
N. E T h o m as, e d ito r. O regon w ith tr o u t, w hile th e h ills gion an d spend m ore tim e g a th ­
th e
n ig h t
b eing
W ed d erb iirn . lan.
ab o u n d w ith d eer, b e a r and q u ail. e rin g m a te ria l fo r h e r w ritin g s.
w h ere th e p a rty was e n te rta in e d
W. E. C h a n d le r, division e n ­ T h e h u n ts m a n m ay also get
a
by R. L. M acleay
S u n d ay th e g in eer. h ig h w ay com m ission
c o u g a r o r coyote, w hile coons a re
W. S. G u erin . L anglois, b o u g h t
Jo u rn e y so u th o v er
th e
new ly
J. 8. S aw yer, d iv isio n e h g ln ee r. p le n tifu l, an d fo r
th e
tra p p e r
re g iste re d C otsw old ram from
J th e re a re besides th e above, m a r-D a v id M cKenzie
c o n stru c te d p o rtio n of th e R oose­ h ig h w ay co m m ission
velt w as h ad . th e p a rty going on
Roy A K lein , s ta le h ig h w ay
to G ra n ts P ass
from
C re sc e n t en g in eer.
O th e r o u t-o f-to w n g u ests w ere: j
C ity , from w hich
point
m any
m em b ers left fo r th e ir hom es by
A K P eck, a tto rn e y , M a r s h -
tr a in
field
T he m em b ers of th e
o fficial
J
A lbert M atson M arshfield
party were:
C h a r le s N lc o u d , M arshfield
G o v e rn o r an d Mrs I 1, P a t­
L. D .'Felshelm , W e s t e r n
te rso n .
W orld, B andon
M rs. J . B. 'R each of P o rtla n d ,
C. R W ade, a tto rn e y , 'B andon
frie n d o f Mrs. P a tte rs o n
C has. F A tw ood, B andon
J u s tic e C oshow of th e O regon
R ay M cN air. B andon
s u p re m e cou rt
Mr. an d Mrs. L. O. T lch en o r.
J u s tic e R an d of th e
O regon M yrtle P o in t
New and Repair Work
suprum s oonrt.
A H R osa, B andon.
S e n a to r C h arles H all
IMrs A nna F ro m m . Gold VReach
H B. V an O u te r, c h a irm a n o f ‘ T h e ta b le s w ere d a in tily d e c ­
Septic Tanka and Sewers
th e h ig h w ay com m ission
o ra te d w ith co lo rfu l b o u q u ets of
C. E. Gates, m em b er of high ho m e-g ro w n d a h lia s an d
place
way com m ission
c a rd s of p h o to g ra p h ic view s of
Plumbing and Painting
a
J u d g e S aw yer, m em h er of th e ' local scenes. In clu d in g h is to ric
h ig h w a y com m ission
B attle rock, w ere p re sen ted
to
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G o v e rn o r and Mrs P a tte rs o n ex
Ja m e s S te w a rt, o f th e s ta te | p ressed th e ir keen d e lig h t a l th e
la n d board
hom e lik e a tm o sp h e re . M rs Pat
W. H. SHERIDAN
R A 'B ooth fo rm e r ch a irm a n feraon re m a rk in g th a t sh e
felt
o f th e h lg h w av com m ission
General C ontractor
th a t sh e was In th e m idst o f old
BUILDING
OF ALL KINDS
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(T o e n c o u ra g e • boys and . . girls
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, In co m p o sitio n , T he N ew s
will
g lad ly p rin t a rtic le s th e y w rite
d e sc rip tiv e o f scen ery , a c tu a l ex ­
p erien ces, cam p in g trip s , etc.,
th a t a re fre e from o b je c tio n a b le
m a tte r .— E d ito r.)
P o rt O rford. Or A ug 20, ’91
____________
E d ito r N ew s:
m
. w , . 1th
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my mother
an(1 _______
father, _ - i w w as
pleased to m eet Mr. A dam s, who
in v ited me to go up R ogue riv e r
,0 j , js hom e w ith him In his boat
th a t he w as b u ild in g .
So a fte r
ta lk in g w ith my m o th e r and fa-
th e r, I was g ra n te d
p erm ission
eo
So I help ed him w ith his
boat fo r th re e days, and on W ed­
n esd ay we s ta rte d up th e riv e r
and we w ent to T.owery’s th e firs t
day, and I w ent up to th e sheep
cam p w ith th e A dam s boys th a t
night and th e next m o rn in g we
cam e dow n an d w ent th e rest
of th e w ay and w hen we cam e
to the end o f o u r Jo u rn ey
we
pulled th e b o at up on th e shore
to d ry so we could p a in t it ag ain
and we h ad to clean it up. So
w hen o ne of th e boys w as cle a n ­
ing It we w ent in sw im m in g and
I le a rn e d how to sw im a little
th a t day. T he next day we w ent
over to th e sheep cam p and I
got th e sheep an d put them In
th e c o rra l a n d th en wp got s u p ­
p er and then w ent to bed and got
tip at th re e th a t m o rn in g
and
tu rn e d th e sheep o u t and then
we w ent h om e and got th e re b e ­
fo re th e y w ere out of bed and
th en we w ent h u n tin g th a t n ig h t
fo r wild hogs a t th e sh eep cam p
a n d WP saw som e d e e r an d fo u r
hogs.
T h a t n ig h t I saw a r a t ­
tle sn ak e w ith one ra ttle .
W hen I was com ing h om e last
T h u rsd a y I saw th re e little d eer
on th e way dow n
W ilb u r P o n tin g
W IL D B E R G B R O S.
S M E L T IN G i R E F I M N G CO
Office,: 742 Market S t., San Feendaco
Plant: South San Francisco
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H. L. HOUSTON, M.D.
P h y sician an d S u rg eo n .
P h o n es:
O ffice 491, H om e 492
F ah y -M o rrlso n Bldg.
B andon, O regon.
Port Orford
Hardware Co.
BANK
OF
PORT ORFORD, ORB.
BANDON
Commercial
and
Ravings
S afety D eposit Boxes
fo r R en t
Order W inter Wood
NOW
O ld G r o n th Yellow E ir
p e r tie r
«1.78
Second G ro w th F ir, p er
t i e r ....................
« 1 .50
C ed ar, p e r tie r
«1.00
Standard Cedar P osts, ea.
H A T T O N ’S
SERVICE STATION
Associated Gas
J. C. FREDERICK
S p ear P la c e 2 M iles N o rth of
P o rt O rford.
Blue Bird
Kelly Springfield Tires
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CONFECTIONERY
L. B HATTON
Prop.
Po t Orford. Oregon
¡1 CANDIES
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FO R PA LE —Sm all p ick lin g c u ­
c u m b ers. 4 c en ts per pound
L eave o rd e rs w ith O. I.eneve.
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THE OLD MINER
Loggers
Pool Hall
CIGARS
STATIONERY
• • • •
CONFECTIONERY
LTp-to-Date Goods
Always Fresh
W. J. Paulman. Prop.
Port Orford. Ore.
Mrs. David McKenzie
Prop.
= :
¡j Port Orford, Oregon
Dona Dean M cC utcheon.
Six
score y ears to u ch ed him
lig h tly .
His eyes w ere yet keen and blue.
H is voice had. the rin g of riches.
H is ste p w as firm and tru e
T he black san d s ran th ro u g h hl«
fin g e rs.
Xs hp told of Its p la tin u m and
gold.
And rev ealed to us som e of the
secrets,
W hich to us had n ev er been told.
H is hom e was a m id st th e sand
du n es.
W hich w ere b u ilt and re b u ilt bV
th e sea.
H e panned out th e gold from the
s h iftin g sa n d s.
His frien d s, llkp-w lse, from ov t
h u m a n ity .
He knew tr u e m e ta h from th e
d ro sses.
And Joyed in d ig g in g depp.
He co u n ted not th e losses.
O nly th e gold of life did he keep
And from th is w o n d erfu l old m i­
n e r.
In h is hom e on the san d -d riv en
sh o re .
We received the tr u e gold
of
k in d n ess.
R iches fa r above ra re s t ore.
H M A xtell m ade a business
tr ip to Gold B each T h u rsd a y
Oeo C u rry cam e In from his
E lk riv e r farm F rid a y w ith som e
nice lo o k in g fru it
C u rry c h a p te r No 135. E astern
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a n n u a l venison b a rb ecu e
w hich
will be held on S ep tem b er 18th
On the Ocean
—
On the Lake
O w ing to th e sow er co n d itio n on
th e beach n e a r B attle rock w here
T ourist H eadquarters
thi« a n n u a l even!
h as alw ays
Camping
—
Boating
—
Fishing
been held in th e p ast, th e d e sig ­
n atio n o f the place fo r th is y e a r's
Free Mood — — Good W ater
tre a t w as left open u n til T u e s ­
d a y n ig h t
O w ing to the lim ited number of , abtna w eald atfvtae
T he c h a p te r received and ac­
m aking your rrservntiens «Mirly
Season opens April I Ark
cepted an in v ita tio n
from
the
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45.
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PORT ORFORD COMMERCIAL CO.
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FIRST GLASS MEALS
Fam ily S tyle
SUNDAY DINNER«.
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NOTARY PUBLIC
GODI» REDS
D n n ifo rtab le,
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P lace
W. T. White
Port Orford, Ore.
C o m fo rts »le h u n tin g lodge
m big gam e te r rito ry , e a s ­
ily aoceasibte. In connection
w ith hotel.
Curry Chapter No. 135
O. E. S.
G uides fu rn ish e d If d esired
R e g u la r m eetin g s, th ird S a tu r ­
d ay of each m o n th
V isitor»
alw ays w elcom e.
L ouise Scofield.
W o rth y M atron
F lo re n c e P o n t­
ing
S e c re ta ry
E. M. PITNER
Proprietor.
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DON’T RUN
DOWNSTAIRS
A re you alw ays u p s ta irs when
the tele p h o n e rin g s
on
th e
floor b elow "
PORT ORFORD
LODGE A. F. & A. M.
No. 170
An ex ten sio n telep h o n e, c o st­
ing only a few cent« a day,
will save mile« of w alk in g and
h o u rs of tim e
Meets second Saturday of each
m o n th V isitin g b re th e rn w el­
come.
JOHN VAIL,
W orshipful Master.
W. T W HITE. 8»..
S ecretary .
WOODMEN
OF THE WORLD
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M eets firs t F rid a y
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Wf. J. S A M S . C C.
BERNAL FORTY, Clerk
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