548 
FOREST AND STREAM 
[Oct. i, 1910. 
The Post Series Tournament. 
Pittsburg, Pa.. Sept. 23.—We send you herewith en¬ 
closed. a list of 352 amateurs and 34 professionals who are 
eligible to take part in the post series tournament. The 
amateur list covers the reports received by the Interstate 
Association of registered tournaments held up to and 
including Sept. 15. 
Amateurs eligible to competition in the Post Series 
Tournament at Indianapolis, Ind.. Oct. 18, 19, 20, 21: 
L. H. Atwell, Houston, Tex.; Nick Arie, Ft. Worth. 
Tex.; R. A. Austin, Creston, Neb.; J. F. Aylesworth, 
Omaha, Neb.; E. A. Auen. Carnarvon. la.; Bert. Ander¬ 
son. Eagle Grove, la.; August Abramson, Jewell, la.; 
E. R. Alexander, Tuskegee, Ala.; Joe W. Appleman, 
Perry, Okla.: C. R. Anderson. Pittsburg, Pa.; J. H. 
Anderson, Philadelphia; A. S. Anthony, Canonsburg, Pa.; 
C. H. Anderson, Aberdeen, S. D.; IT. A. Anderson, 
Hudson, S. D. 
Jeff J. Blanks, Trezevant, Tenn.; A. G. Bell, Herford, 
Tex.; Ac. Barnett. Houston. Tex.; O. C. Bottger, Ray, 
N. D.; Frank Billmeyer, Cumberland, Md.; Sid. Baird, 
Grand Island. Neb.; Dan D. Brav. Columbus, Neb.; 
H. Brugman, Jamesville, N. V.; H. Boisselier, St. James, 
Mo.; J. W. Barre, Louisiana, Mo.; Wm. Baggerman, St. 
Louis, Mo.; FI. B. Blanks, Vicksburg. Miss.; Dr. J. W. 
Burtis, Red Bank. N. J.; C. W. Billings, Glen Ridge, 
N. J.; J. J. Bundy. Thompsonville, Ill.; J. B. Barto, 
Chicago, Ilk; G. W. Ball, Bridgeport, Ilk; Ed. O. 
Bower, Sistersville. W. Ya.; C. C. Bates, Charlotte, N. 
C.; C. Bothwell, Iowa Citv, la.: Geo. A. Beard, Evans¬ 
ville, Ind.; Fax. Bartlett, Pence. Ind.; C. W. Budd, Des 
Moines, la.; W. A. Brown, Sioux City, la.; W. N. 
Butler, Windsor, Colo.; A. W. Bishop. Nelson, B. C., 
Canada; Flarry Boyd. Belle Vernon, Pa.; J. C. Bitterling, 
Allentown, Pa.; S. W. Bilsing, New Brighton. Pa.; R. R. 
Bennett. Pittsburg, Pa.; H. Beattie, Plainfield, Pa.; F. 
P. Baker. Tuscaloosa, Ala.; T. A. Blunt, Greensboro, 
Ala. 
E. W. Cooper, Tacoma, Wash.; E. T. Chingren. Spo¬ 
kane, Wash.; Wm. H. Clegg, Philadelphia; H. R. 
Cramer, Nelson, B. C., Canada; Vassar Cate, Brunswick, 
Ga.; Geo. M. Collins, Due West, S. C.; J. E. Cain, 
Dayton, O.; C. Coburn, Mechanicsburg, O.; Bert Cooper, 
Thornville, O.; W. R. Campbell, Tulsa, Okla.: Hugh 
Clark. L T rbana, Ill.; A. C. Connor. Springfield. Ilk; 
Dr. E. K. Crothers. Bloomington, Ilk; W. S. Cutler, 
Chicago. 111.; J. E. Crayton. Charlotte, N. C.; N. W. 
Cocke, New Orleans, La.; W. F. Clarke, Melrose. Mass.; 
IT. W. Converse. Fulda. Minn.; P. L. Coffin. Newark, 
N. J -.; Harry B. Cook, Atlantic City, N. J.: E. A. Cor- 
dery. Hammonton, N. J.: D. L. Culver, Jersey City, 
N! J.; J. E. Cannaday, Sedalia, Mo.;. O. E. Carpenter, 
Syracuse, N. Y.; Thos. E. Clay, Syracuse, N. Y.; J. R. 
Converse. Portland. Ore.: A. E. Conley, Cohocton, 
N. Y.: \\ . E. Corfield. Utica. N. Y.; B. V. Covert. 
Lockport, N. Y.; Fred Calk Axtell. Neb.: F. D. Copsey, 
Henderson, Neb.; A. R. Chezik, Portal, N. D. 
John F. Donley. Sharnsburg, Pa.; W. IT. Denman, 
Allegheny, Pa.; C. E. Doolittle. Cleveland. O.; J. E. 
Dickey, Davenport, la.; S. L. Dodds, Hickman. Ky.; 
C. H. Ditto. Keithsburg. Ilk: J. C. Davidson, Spring- 
field. Ilk; If. Dixon, Oronogo. Mo.: Frank Dworak, 
South Omaha. Neb.; J. IT. Dreher, Wilmington, N. C.; 
J. F. Puis. Devil’s Lake, N. D.: J. S. Day, Midland. 
Tex.; C. J. Dailey, Baldwinsville, N. Y.: Tas. G. S. Dey, 
Syracuse, N. Y.: C. E. Davis, Rutland'. Yt.; Guy V. 
Dering, Columbus. Wis. 
Geo. J. Elliott, New Wilmington. Pa.: J. D. Elliott. 
New Wilmington, Pa.: John I,. Englert, Catasauqua, 
Pa.: Frank M. Eames, Philadelphia, Pa.; C. S. Eberhart, 
Memphis. Tenn.: D. A. Edwards, Union City, Tenn.; 
H. T. Edwards, Union City, Tenn.; Dr. F. M. Edwards. 
Portsmouth, O.; Clarence Emerv, Fairfield, la..; Fred 
Ellett, Keithsburg, Ilk: T. M. Ehler, Little Rock. Mo.; 
J W. Ewing, Rising Sun, Md. 
J. S. Frink. Worthington. Minn.: R. C. Field, Lincoln, 
Neb.; C. L. Frantz, Seneca Falls, N. Y.; E. D. Farmin, 
Sand Point. Tdaho; C. Floyd. Novinger, Mo.; J. C. 
Famechon. Minneapolis, Minn.; W. H. Foulk, Benton. 
Ilk; F. G. Fuller, Mukwonago, Wis.: D. W. Fanchot. 
Tulsa. Okla.; Lon Fisher, Columbus. O.; John A. Flick, 
Cleveland. O.: Carey Freel, Valley Junction, la.; T. H. 
Funk, Littleton, W. Yn.: A. J. French. W’atertown. 
S. D.: Bert T. Fockler. Hudson. S. D.; B. IT. Finley, 
Memphis, Tenn.: Walter T. Firth. Philadelphia; E. G. 
Ford, Philadelphia; C. Foster, Selinsgrove, Pa.; Harold 
Freck. Kennett Square. Pa. 
J. R. Graham, Ingleside. Ilk; Tra Galbraith. Thomp¬ 
sonville, Til.: I. D. Gosnell. Herrin. Ill.; S. C. Glenn, 
Clinton. Ilk: L. A. Gates, Columbus. Neb.; T. W. 
Gribble, Fairchance, Pa.; J. C. Griffith, Philadelphia; 
J. B. Goodbar, Memphis, Tenn.: Richard Gersteli, Graf¬ 
ton, W. Va.; E F. Greenwood, Enosburg Falls, Yt.; 
E. L. Grobe, Fowler Ind. 
G. M. Howell, Northumberland, Pa.; Ad. Hickman. 
Dravosburg, Pa.; D. A. Herrold, Sunbury, Pa.; Allen 
Heil, Allentown. Pa.: Henry P. Herrman, Oak Lane, 
Philadelphia;VV. M. PTanev, Nashville, Tenn.; A. T. Hill, 
Dawson, Ga.; Harrv Hopkins, Gabon, O.; E. A. Howell, 
Pine Bluff. Ark.: C. C. Handley. Pine Bluff, Ark.; A. 
G. Higginbotham, Tacksonhurg, W. Ya.; W. S. Hoon, 
Jewell. Ia.; W. F. Holtz, Shelby. Ia.; Samuel Hamilton, 
St. Paul. Minn.; Geo. H. Hassam, Boston. Mass.; W. I). 
Hinds, Portland, Me.; H. H. Haws, Scotland, Ilk: Toe 
Holland. Lawton, Okla.; Fremont Huston, Perry, Okla.; 
VV. E. Hookway, Syracuse. N. Y.; E. M. Hurd, Albany, 
N. Y.; E. Heald, Seneca Falls, N. Y.; C. C. Ho'z- 
worth, Kenesaw, Neb.; B. Hamilton, Clyde, Tex.; H. 
Howard. Nacogdoches, Tex.; G. N. Hoover, Luke, Md. 
Albert L. Ivins, Red Bank. N. T. 
F. E. Jebb. Cochranville, Pa.; Edw. R. Johnson. Phil¬ 
adelphia. Pa.; J. Jennings. Toronto, Ont.. Canada. 
Max Kneussl. Ottawa. Th : Horace C. Kirkwood. Bos¬ 
ton, Mass.; P. M. Kling, Elizabeth, N. T.; F. D. Kelsey, 
East Aurora, N, Y.; A E Keilv. Buffalo, N. Y.; Tos. 
Kautzkv. Ft. Dodge, Ia.: A. J. Kelley, West Side. Ia.; 
Fred Kenning. Fonda, la.: Fred Kingsbury, Columbus, 
O. ; Fred C. Koch. Phillipsburg. O.; R. A. King. Delta. 
Colo.: Harry W. Kahler, Philadelphia: E. W. Kelly, Du 
Bois, Pa. 
L. J. Leavy, Jr.. Brunswick, Ga.; J. R. Livingston, 
Springville, Ala.; W. T Laslie, Tuskegee, Ala.; W. B. 
Linell, Eldora, la.: Ray Loring, Marseilles, Ilk; Bart 
Lewis, Auburn, Ilk; S. H. Loomis, Geneva, N. Y.; 
D. T. Leahy, New York; C. D. Linderman, Lincoln, 
Neb.; E. A. Lee, Lincoln. Neb.; L. E. Lantz. Jackson- 
burg, W. Va.: Arthur Lyon, High Point, N. C. 
F. Miller, Berwvn, Neb.; IT E. Mills, Syracuse, N. Y.; 
Geo. K. Mackie. Scammon, Kans.; F. W. Mathews, Tren¬ 
ton. N. J.; W. IT. Mathews, Trenton. N. J.; Chas. E. 
Mink, Laurel Springs, N. J.; S. T. Mallory, Muskegee, 
Okla.; J. E. Maland, Jewell, Ia.: Wm. Mitchell, Eagle 
Grove, Ia.; N. Muncy, Towa City, la.; Gus Moeller, In¬ 
dianapolis. Ind.: Lee Moody. Bessemer, Ala.; R. Metz- 
gar, Sterling, Colo.; B. F. Moritz. Denver, Colo.; B. D. 
Matthews, Scenery Hill. Pa.: G. Marker, West Browns¬ 
ville, Pa.; A. J. Mengel, Mohnton, Pa.; Harry A. Min- 
ker, Coatesville, Pa.; Carl Moore, Brownsville, Pa.; M. 
Morris, Avondale, Pa.: T. 1. Morrison, Brownsville. Pa.; 
T. H. Miller. Brighton, Wash; H B. Moulton, Mont¬ 
pelier. Ya.; R. J. Moore, Decatur, Ill. 
O. H. McNeil, Herrin, Ilk; J. B. McHugh, Wilming¬ 
ton, Dek; F. W. McNeir. Houston, Tex.; A. M. McCrea, 
East Alton, Ilk; T. M. Mclntire, New Martinsville, W. 
Va.; M. B. McKinnon, Brunswick, Ga.; Chas. McOuaid, 
Minneapolis, Minn. 
Chas. H. Newcomb, Philadelphia; Tom Null, Huron, 
S. D.; T. FI. Noel. Nashville, Tenn.; C. L. Nickle, 
Marion, Ind.: O. H. Nutt, Oklahoma City, Okla.; T. B. 
Newton. Skedee. Okla.; Fred Nelson. Holdridge, Neb.: 
Chas. Nuchols, Charlotte. N. C.; M. A. Nashold, Fargo, 
N. D. 
Dan. O’Connell. San Antonio, Tex.; B. S. Osborn, 
Elkhart, Ind.; Lee Omohundro, Little Rock. Ark.; 
P. H. O’Brien, Walla Walla, Wash.; Dr. C. W. Okey, 
Hudson. S. D. 
Geo. E. Painter, Allegheny, Pa.; John Peterson. Ran¬ 
dall, Ia.: Jas. T. Park, Brook, Ind.; T. FI. Parry, In¬ 
dianapolis, Ind.; C. H. Peck, Remington, Ind.; J. A. 
Penn, Dayton, O.; Ed. Patty., Bristow, Okla.; C. M. 
Powers, Decatur, Ill.; Wm. Peck, Sterling. Kans.; H. W. 
Peck. Kenmare, N. D.; Clarence IT. Parker, Minot, 
N. D. 
Miss Annie M. Reiker, Lancaster. Pa.; D. R. Rishel, 
Ottawa, Pa.; Marion E. Rose, North East. Md.; George 
Rogers. Omaha, Neb.; D. A. Robinson, Seattle, Wash.; 
Fred. Rageh Danville, Ilk: R. C. Rains, West Frankford, 
Ilk; J. C. Ramsey, Manito, Ilk; W. C. Rains, West 
Frankford, Ilk; Geo. J. Roll. Blue Island, Ilk; E. S. 
Rogers. Cleveland, O.; R. G. Robinson, Calgary, Al¬ 
berta, Canada. 
John Philip Sousa. New York; Fred Slocum, Alcester, 
S. D. ; M. R. Smith, Council Bluffs, Ia.; R. R. Skinner. 
Birmingham, Ala.; August Sarcander. Ft. Collins. Colo,; 
Marion Shoop.- Novinger, Mo.; J. FI. Smith. Columbus, 
W. Ik Springer, Northfield Falls, Yt.; IT. D. Smart, 
Gabon, O.; Harry E. Smith, Columbus, O.; Jos. Sea- 
horn. Youngstown, O.; Wm. Shattuck, Coalgrove, O.; 
Dr. W. L. Straughn, Waveland, Ind.; E. C. Schwartz, 
Luverne, Minn,; G. A. Sarles. St. Paul. Minn.; T. C. 
Stoner. Mt. Zion, Ill.; Albert Southard, Pecatonica, Ill.; 
A. P. Smith, Goodwine, Ilk; H. E. Snyder, Kansas City, 
Mo.; W. A. Smith. Greenwood, Mo.; A. H. Sheppard, 
Atlantic City. N. J.; Wm. H. Smith. Buffalo, N. Y.; 
H. W. Smith. Syracuse, N. Y.; Fred Southard, York, 
Neb.; Gus Seivers. Grand Island, Neb.; Dave Skoog, 
Holdridee, Neb.; IT. FI. Swart, Scenery Hill. Pa.; Ralph 
Stoop. Chicora, Pa.; J. S. Speer, St. Marys, Pa.; Wm. T. 
Smith, Philadelphia; IT. II. Sloan. Philadelphia; E. F. 
Slear. Philadelphia; W. W. Sharpless, Toughkenamon, 
Pa.; F)r. Shoffstall, Sunburv, Pa.; Wm. B. Severn, Phil¬ 
adelphia; G. B. Scarlett, Kennett Springs, Pa.; W. H. 
Schuyler, Pittsburg, Pa.; Howard J. Schlicher, Allen¬ 
town, Pa. 
Riley Thompson. Cainsville, Mo.; Samuel Troxell, Sun 
bury. Pa.; L. D. Towner. Perryman, Md.; W. D. Town¬ 
send, Omaha, Neb.; Chas. Thorpe, Geneva. Neb.; J. L. 
Talcott, Buffalo, N. Y.; J. S. Thomas, Pleasant Hill, 
Mo.; Harry Turner, Portal, N. D.; Fred. Taylor. Law- 
ton, Ok'a.; Geo. Tucker, Brenham, Tex.; G. L. Taylor, 
Sioux City. Ia. 
Geo. Yolk, Toledo. O.; E. J. Voss, Pine Bluff. Ark.; 
J. \\ . Yeatch, Rossville, Ilk; Alexander Vance, Capron, 
Ill. ; J. G. Van Cott, Broken Bow. Neb.; H. H. Valen¬ 
tine, Albany. N. Y ; B. F. Yeach, Yerdon, Neb.; E. I. 
Van Derveer, Freehold, N. J. 
H. R. Wynne, Memphis, Term.; Chas. Willey, Mem¬ 
phis, Tenn. ; Potter White, Watertoum, S. D.: J. A. 
Ward, Aberdeen. S. D.; Ben B. Ward, Aberdeen, S. D.; 
J. K. Warren, Birmingham, Ala’.; W. Webber, Columbus 
O. ; J. E. Wells, Pine Bluff. Ark.; W. N. Wise, Carmel, 
Ind.; Wm. Wettleaf, Nichols, Ia.; P. C. Ward, Hickman, 
Ky.; E. O. White, Columbia, Ky.; Philip Wakefield, 
Toronto, Ont., Canada.; R. Winters Maple Park, Ill.; 
Frank Workman. Springfield, Ilk; C. T. Watson, Fair¬ 
mont, W. Ya.: J. F. Wulf, Milwaukee, Wis.; W. A. 
Weidebusch. Fairmont, W. Va.; C. O. Wood, Seattle, 
Wash.; W. B. Watson, Atlantic City, N. J.; Frank 
Woody, Missoula, Mont.; Chas. G. Westcott, Leesburg, 
Fla.; R. G. Wheeler, Syracuse, N. Y.; F. S. Wright, 
South W ales, N. \ .; M. L. Welling, Mechanicville, 
N. Y.; E. A. Wadsworth, Wolcott, N. Y.; H. W. Wilder, 
Lakewood, N. M.; Basil Wagner, Baltimore, Md.; O. D. 
W illiams, Luke. Md.; Lee Wertz, Temple, Pa.; Wm. 
Wolsteneroft, Philadelphia, Pa. 
Chas. Yocum. Reading, Pa.: A. L. Yearous, Eagle 
Grove, Ia.; J. S. Young, Chicago, Ilk 
I he following named professionals are eligible to com¬ 
pete in the Post Series Tournament at Indianapolis, Ind. 
Oct. 18 to 21. 1910: 
F. G. Bills, Chicago, Ilk; H. J. Borden, St. Louis, 
Mo.; Edward Banks. Wilmington. Dek 
W. R. Crosby, O’Fallon. Ill.: Homer L. Clark. East 
Alton. Ilk; R. W. Clancy. Chicago, Ilk 
A. H. Durston, Syracuse, N. Y. 
FT. D. Freeman, Atlanta. Ga. 
Sint Glover, New York; L. S. German, Aberdeen. Md.; 
J. W. Garrett, Colorado Springs, Colo.; Fred Gilbert, 
Spirit Lakf. Ia. 
W. H. Heer, Guthrie, Okla.; R. O. Heikes, Dayton. 
O. ; W alter Huff. Macon. Ga.; W. Henderson, Lexing¬ 
ton, Ky.; J. M. Hawkins, Baltimore, Md.; A. M. 
Hatcher, Bristol, Tenn.; M. E. Hensler, Colorado 
Springs, Colo. 
Art. Killam, St. Louis, Mo. 
Geo. L. Lyon, Durham, N. C.; C. O. Le Compte, 
Eminence, Ky. 
Geo. W. Maxwell, Hastings, Neb. 
Chas. G. Spencer, St. Louis. Mo.; L. J. Squier, Pitts¬ 
burg, Pa.; A. E. Sibley, Boston. Mass.; J. T. Skelly, 
Wilmington, Del; W. D. Stannard, Chicago, Ilk 
Mrs. Ad. Topperwein, San Antonio, Tex.; J. R. Taylor, 
Newark, O.; IT. G. Taylor. Meckling, S. D. 
Guy Ward, Macon, Ga.; H. S. Welles, New York. 
C A. Young, Springfield, O. 
The Interstate Association, 
, Elmer E. Shaner, Sec’y-Mgr. 
Queen City Gun Club. 
Marion, Ind., Sept. 22. —The Queen City Gun Club 
of this city held a two-day registered tournament on 
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. While the attend¬ 
ance was smaller than anticipated, the shooters made up 
in enthusiasm what they lacked in numbers, and the 
scores were good throughout. W. N. Wise and C. L. 
Nickle tied for high average with 1S9; J. R. Taylor was 
high professional with 195. Scores: 
First Day. * 
A 
Second Day. 
A 
Shot at. 
Broke. 
Shot at. 
Broke. 
W N Wise. 
...... 200 
185 
200 
189 
C 1. Nickle. 
. 200 
179 
200 
1S9 
Ed Vcris . 
. 200 
172 
Frank Howard ...... 
...... 200 
175 
200 
isi 
II M Creviston. 
. ■■’00 
129 
200 
16S 
C C Hickman. 
200 
180 
200 
1S4 
O F Britton. 
. 120 
95 
W L Straughn. 
. °00 
188 
E L Grobe. 
200 
172 
Thos Parry . 
.. 200 
186 
200 
isi 
Professionals: 
T R lavlor. 
°oo 
191 
200 
195 
\V F) Stannard. 
. 200 
187 
Fred Le Noir . 
. 200 
186 
200 
iso 
R O Heikes. 
. 200 
176 
200 
193 
Frank Howard, Sec’y. 
Siwanoy Country Club. 
Mt. Vernon, N. Y., Sept. 2.—The members of the 
Siwanoy Country Club met this afternoon to shoot off 
the ninth leg in the competitions for both the presi¬ 
dent’s trophy and the Police Commissioner’s trophy. 
Notwithstanding the fact of the poor background, to¬ 
gether with the cloudy weather, which made it very 
difficult to see the targets, some good records were 
made, as the following scores will show: 
President’s trophy 
. 25 targets: 
H. T. 
H. 
T. 
W Thorpe . 
10 15 
C W Holmes _ 
... 0 
22 
T, G Rauch. 
0 17 
W Thorpe, Tr.... 
...10 
25 
E W Valentine. 
0 22 
G A Wylie. 
... 10 
25 
H J Smith. 
10 24 
Police Commissioner’s trophv, 25 targets: 
W Thorpe . 
10 20 
G A Wylie . 
9R 
L G Rauch . 
5 22 
C \\ Holmes.... 
... 3 
24 
E \Y V alentine . 
3 21 
W Thorpe, Jr. .. 
... 9 
25 
H T Smith. 
10 25 
After the above competitions were concluded, a series 
of sweepstake shoots were held, which created consider¬ 
able interest among the members. 
The next shoot for the two trophies before mentioned 
will be held on Oct. 8. 
H. J. Smith. 
Trap in Wes! Virginia. 
Paden Park, W. Ya., Sept. 24.—The two-dav tourna¬ 
ment of the Paden Park Gun Club on the 22d and 23d 
was favored with perfect weather and perfect targets, but 
a lack of shooters, the fairs at Parkerspurg and Clarks¬ 
burg keeping a number of the boys away from the 
shoot. File Wheeling boys are all to the good, and we 
prophesy a crackerjack shoot on their grounds Oct. '3 
and 4. The chicken and waffles dinner served each day 
was enjoyed to the full by all the visitors. Scores: 
1st day. 
2d day 
1st day. 
2d day 
E O Bower. 138 
142 
T Freiderichs. 
122 
A N Davis. 139 
138 
Don Smith .... 
130 
F' M Mclntire. 136 
130 
Doc Smith .... 
97 
A Higginboth’m.134 
T M Sperry... 
139 
L F. Lantz. 124 
Mrs Lantz .... 
103 
S R Wells. 122 
L G Kinchels. 
ii2 
R E Schubert. . 130 
Professionals: 
D W Gorham.. 137 
143 
H S Welles.... 
114 
143 
T M Hawkins.. 139 
138 
T C Garland.... 
129 
137 
E H Taylor.... 132 
141 
T. M. McIntire, Sec y. 
Ossining Gun Club. 
Ossining, N. Y., Sept. 24. —The second prize shoot of 
the season of the Ossining Gun Club was held to-day. 
Several practice events were shot, and the following 
prize events: First prize in event No. 1 was won by 
G. B. Hubbell, the prize being a copper cooking set; 
second pri>:e, a fancy set of dominos, was won by G. H. 
Fldridge. Event 2, the prize, an elegant meerschaum 
pipe in case, donated by a member, was won by C. G. 
Blandford. Both events were at 25 targets each: 
The scores: 
Event 1: 
Hubbell . 
H. T. 
. 3 21 
H. T. 
.. 2 IS 
Eldredge .. 
. 10 19 
Blandford . 
0 12 
Event 2: 
Hnbbeh ... 
. 2 21 
.. 5 15 
Eldredge . 
. 10 16 
Blandford . 
J. T. Hyland, 
9 22 
Sec’y. 
