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Surviving are his wife of 58 years, the former Irene D. Snyder; stepson, Rod Heisler, Phd. and his wife, Elizabeth, Port Angelus, Wash.; son, Bruce Jones and his wife, Mona, McAdoo; stepdaughter, Sharon Bowers and her husband, Francis, Wister, Okla.; grandchildren, Donald Heisler and his wife, Lorelei and their children, Jackson and Sloane Heisler; Tamara Brown and her husband, Ross; John Heisler and his wife, Nicole and their children, Ethan and Kara Heisler; Frank Bowers and his wife, Janice and their son, Joseph; Bruce J.

Dring v. Campbell (pg. 187-188). Oakes v. Wiggins (pg. 188-191). Berthon and Costar v. Loughnan and another (pg. 191-195). The King v. the Parish of St. Mary, Canterbury (pg. 195-196). Christie v. Jones (pg. 196-200). Forged Bank Notes—Ransom v. Fish (pg. 200-202). Young v. Wright and another (pg. 202-204). Rennie v. Cropper (pg. 204). French v. Giles (pg. 204-209). Cramp and another v. Bayley (Clerk) (pg. 209-210). Rex v. Sir Manasseh Lopez, bart (pg. 210-213). In the matter of the Ship Asia (pg. 213-214). Cutting and Maiming (pg. 214-219). Hayes, falsely called Watts v. Watts (pg. 219-221). Gordon v. Gordon (pg. 221-222). The King v. John Hudson and John Jones (pg. 222-224). Vale v. O'Brien and Simpson (pg. 224-227). Stak v. Scammel (pg. 227-228). Murder.—The King v. Frances Clark, alias Puttavin (pg. 229-232). The King v. Souter and Holles (pg. 232-234). Arson (pg. 234-236). Bedford Charity (pg. 236-242). Conspiracy to raise the Wages of Weavers at Blackburn (pg. 242-244). Burglary (pg. 244-251). Stabbing.—Henry Stent (pg. 251-260). Libel.—The King v. Richard Carlisle (pg. 260-261). Libel.—The King v. Richard Carlisle (pg. 261-264). Man v. Davis (Clerk) (pg. 265-266). The King v. Joseph Taylor and John Earnshaw (pg. 266-270). Criminal Informations (pg. 270-273). Curling v. Buck (pg. 273-274). Butcher v. Campbell and others (pg. 274-277). Wallace, Executrix, v. Good (pg. 277-278). Curtis v. Kingdom (pg. 278-280). The King v. W. Borough, esq. and J. Magrath (pg. 283-286). The Ship Prins Frederick (pg. 286-288). Public General Acts, passed in the First Session of the Sixth Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.—59 GEO. III A. D. 1819 (pg. 289-298). Colonists to the Cape of Good Hope (pg. 314-315). Patents (pg. 299-304). Bill of Mortality (pg. 305). Price of Stocks (pg. 306). Table of Bankruptcies (pg. 307). Average Prices of Corn (pg. 307). Quantity of Porter brewed by the eleven first Porter Breweries, in 1819 (pg. 307-308).

Transco Energy Co. (NYSE:E) President and Chief Executive Officer George S. Slocum told stockholders at the company's 41st annual meeting that 1988 will prove to be a pivotal point in Transco's history. During the year Transco developed and initiated a business strategy to refocus its future capital commitments on the natural gas service businesses and to reduce its exposure to those natural resource businesses with more inherent commodity price risks. \"Our improved first quarter results reflect the major restructuring steps we've taken in the last year to better position the company strategically and strengthen it financially,\" he said. (excerpt)