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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-17
FARMERS GIRLS.

Up in the early morning,
Just ut the peep of day,
Straning the milk ofthe dairy,
Turning the cows away
Sweeping the floor of the kitchen,
Making the beds up stairs,
Washing the breakfast dishes,
busting the parlor chairs.
Brushing the crumbs from the pantry,
Hunting the eggs at the barn,
Cleaning the turnips for dinner,
Spinning the stocking yarn
Spreading l le whitening Iinnen.
Down on the bushes below,
Ransacking every meadow,
Where the ripe strawberries grow.
Starclling she "fxngs" for Sunday,
Cunning the snowy cream,
Rinsine the pals and strainer-,
Down in the running strcam;
Feeding the geese and turkeys,
Making the pumpkin pies,
Jogging the little one cradle,
Driving away the flies.
Grace In every motion,
Music In every tone,
Beautyin form and feature,
Thousands might covot to OWL
Checks that rival spring roses,
Teeth as white aspearls;
Ono OF those country maids is worth
a score of your city girls.
------., . -.-.--
Eg-A Yankee poet thus describes ii
excess Of his devotion to his true love.
| sing her praise in poetry,
From early morn to dewy eve,
| cries whole pints Of bitter tears.
= nj -Hfs.ae 41.o~,,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-17

5eROW & BAXTER, DEALERS IN
= Stoves, Tinware, &c., PlymOutil, Ind
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-17

H p. PERSHING, DEALER IN DRUGS
Z z 8 and Medicines, .Iiymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-17

~ s. CLEAyE.I4AND, DEALER IN DRY
=. Goods, Hardware, cse.,. Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-17

k/1RS. DUNHAM, MlLLINER & MANTUA
Ifa Miker, Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-17

D RUsK, DEALER III GROCERIES &
L g, Provisions. p vUeu5h, Ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-17

FIE0STER & WALLACE; DEALERS IN
Groceries aIii Provisions. Plymouth, ind.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-17

VNTM. /. Pitt, 1IANugACTgI,lR OF
rY Cabinet Ware, ....... Plymouth End.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-17

GtLUYTER & FRANCES, HOUSE CARPEN-
~ ters& Joiners.. ........... Plymouth, Ind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21
New Year Festivities in Mobile.
THE COW. BILLIONS AND PETER sTUyvEsANT's ARM


From the MoLlie Advertiser, Jan. IL
The weather was unfavorable last night for the
anniversary celebrations of our renowned citizen
masquerade societies. but it was not bad enough to
restrain the multitude of invited guests from filing
the theatre, Odd Fellows and Temperance Halls to
oyerfowing, to deter the still greater multitude of
unlimited men, women and children from appropri-
ang every foot of platform elevation of any sort
to be found along the principal streets pavemeuts,
and, in not few instances. the streets themselves.
From candle lighting until music and torches
announced the approach of the masqueraders, the
crowd gathered strength and eagerness, and when
tho pageant burst fully upon them they gazed and
wondered and wondered and gazed, in "rapt en-
chantment until the professions were out OF sight
The first to appear and the most anxiously looked
for, was the renowned and almost venerable society
Ct
rowBELLIoN DE RAKINs,
VINO were first observed coming up Danphin street
and celebrating their twentyfifth anniversary. The
subject selected for representation was most unique
and beautiiul-entirely differing from anything pre-
viously exhibited here. The procession was formed
into two divisions, the first representing flowers,
and having for its motto, "Faries use Flowers for
their Cbalactery;" the second, vegetables and hav
ng for its motto, "For all the world like forled
Radish" and both combined forming the subject
..Anmated Flora" The society turned ont very
numerously. will be judged from the characters IL
iustrated. In the first division, for example, we
had the laurel tulip, narcssus lily, water lily, jon
quill poppy, daisy, prairie daisy, honeysuckle, great
nightshade, belladonna, sunfower, hydrangea,
dahlia. scabiosa, lemon, orange. camelia, myrtle,
rose, malow, vine, pansy, lilac, tea and grass The
second division illustrated the truffe beet, leek,
tnrnip, hop, garlic potatoe satisfy onion, cauli-
flower, asparagus, lima bean, French bean, pineap-
pie, carrot, Cred and yellow,) radish, (black and
pink tomato, celery, tobacco, cucumber, pmento,
lettuce, gherkin, pumpkin, corn. cabbage, (white
and red,) mushroom, {white and Yellow arti-
choke, Spanish and Southern) melon, (green and
Yellow and salad prepared for the table.
Sturdily along marched these vegetable speci-
~ - luvc- - Al1sH
rencies lighting up the odd concet Of the sapient
association so queerly carried out and with LOFTY
and commemorate contempt for the mud and earth,
with which vulgar notion has hitherto associated
them, they chose the sidewalk for their unwonted
locomotive display and pedestrians found themselves
suddenly associated with overgown representatives
Of flower and kitchen gardens-pumpkin heads and
portly turnips gaanting dropping feminine adishes
and tender carrots leaning up to stout melons, lovely
flowers smiling by the side Of graceful plants. The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

Ur the 18th inst, an old colored man named Peter
Franhlip Iesding in house on the farm, in Anns Arun
del unity, Nd found dead and, 1t cared tho
extreme cold the immediate cause OF his demise.
Az his age could be at iii believed that he
was not less than ITO years cid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

BRIGHAM fOUNG's INFLUENCE IN UTAH.-The
salt lake City Desert Ne1cs rays Brigham Young is the
only that Utah to the satisfaction Of the
people We do not wish wholly to discourage those
tain political distinction and preference in Utah. let them
work ont their discontinue and Disgrace and they
will then feel the Niger e after he had been whppeA
so much the better, after they have done smartne.
We recommend all people henceorth to mind ther own
business and leave Mormonsm TO those who can handle
IT, for al ,s opponents who have yet entered tho field
VIGOROUSLY incompetent to touch its interests In any
The Latter Day Saints are known to be in COCA
bonds their destiny Is with the Almighty. It is his power
and influence that has placed Gov Young in his present.
hone rabe station, and he will keep him therein long
IT il expedient The Lord has given him sufficient
position he may be placed, he Is equal to every enee-
gency. He h perfect master Of theology IN ~ re
branches Politician he 10 unequaled; A. tactician
be excelled. His influence the people
hundred per cent greater than that Of other Cover
In me United States and bosh saints and sanners en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21

0KNERAL TEb4s
Before Judges Oakley Bosworth and Woodruff.
Stewart ct AL against Grsniss-Orders affirmed, Nh
80 costs, TO abide the event.
Hugh Maxwell against East River Bank-Nsw trial
granted: cost to abide event.
SPECIAL TERM
Before Hon. Judge Woodruff
Canelius Roosevelt vs. Samuel Townssad-n Notion
granted, With go costs.
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chves in proof of wrong offered us and Of our for
bearance, and this and respect for State sovereignty
alone, determine me TO notice them as do. They
but minor results of the of apprehension
and danger which has assumed much more formidable
phase and arrests the gravest attention Of
try. The federal government arrested in s operation
the Representative branch Of Congress dsorEanized
and the representative principle itself Is brought into
dsrepute by 1t Mt this very moment and in such crisis
this hardly descend TO look to results upon
Vermont Legislature and Executive. Our atten-
ton is called to Washington city, not to Mont
pelier. Parties, affiliated with those Of Vermont who
have sent these resolutions grown strong
to succeed in electing to Congress more than
one hundred representatives to oppose minority
who defending the constitution in withhold
ing from that minority the support of thirty representa-
ves chiefly Of the Southern States and the ee st
is that the House Of Representatives organized
except upon terms subvesive OF the constitution and
Union and the South is distracted and divided against
iself Is the design Of the plurality disunon2 Ia the
purpose OF the faction division among ourselves. If So
time that all people and all interests In our country
should be aroused to of the fact that the easiest
step to disunion is withdrawal of and
that the most potent to compel withdrawal Of
presentation to dsoIganize distract and degrade
present ton. How long shall Virginia be kept waiting
for organization on constitutional termsshow long she
shall be kept waiting disorganzaon TO avoid being
put upon terms OF shonor being exposed to danger
questions for her people and her Legislature to
calu collected dignity and Of patient vand forbearns
patriotism Wait but be not wanting to ourselves and
pre- sperity earnestly implore you. With the high
est respect, your obedient servant, ,,
RICHMOND, Va, January Is, 1853.
STATE OF VERMONT, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, J
M0STpKlIrR, VT, Dec. 20 1866. (
To rm Hon. THE GovKRSoR OF THE STATE or vIRGIyIA:-
SRI have the honor TO transmit to you the accom
panyiDg resolutions much of the Governor's
sags relates 10 Kansas have the honor to be- with
combinations Of high respect your obedient servant
c. Fl. HAYDEN, Secy. STEPHEN ROYCE
REVOLUTIONS MUCH GOVERNORS MnssAGs AZ
IATKS TO KANSAS
Whereas the power and influence Of the slaveholdng
States m this Union has been from an early perl I'd,
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posed he introduction into the national American
lated to dfract the harmony endanger the Of
PRINCIPLES.
fellow-citizn the Hon. JOHN Minor Bolts, among
the first toadvocate the policy avowed BY the na.na
American Pry, Is but act OF simple justice to de-
his talents and he should be called to prss e over the
destinies cfthe nation fully justified In declaring
that he wibrng to the task devotion to the principles
we cherishAn enlarged experience, profound sagacity
and commaidng taezts, which none in the nation
be found to.xce or perhaps to equal and that hearth
rican Unor Lodge Of New York. which have expressed
their pre'eruces for Mr.. Bolts tor the Presidency.
The Whi9 in commenting these resolutions, Says
We have tut word to say in reference to this action
sthe bned councils of the National American party
tithe city Richmond, and that u.s. that 1t is clear
unequvocahnd shameful misrepresentation Of the opin
IONS hentinnts principles Of more than nineteen
this city what is more papable misrepresenta
ton Of the vice of the entire American party OF the
State with asngle exception as expressed in the reso
buttons Ct te American mem Of the Legislature
which we PUBLISHED In this paper week two ago In
word the rported action of the combined councils Of
the lame ricnn party of the city Of Richmond
Is deiibeat and unmitigated fraud upon the vast
Jory OF ne American voters OF the city, and contrary
10 the vel ascertsined and thoroughly understood
From thejudment of the combined Councils" repre-
scented by itty sixty individuals, the egemsn
OF John MINOR Bolts, we boldly take appeal to the
people.
This is hard talk, but It is true, every word.
Thought Bits strength rated high as one hundred in
the city, bit II seems not The Wing knows best, an
I'D mot, Therefore, dispute his assertion
The Nds'nol American newspaper was gotten up as
the Bottsorgan In this city, upon the princi
pie, and this you can judge how came these resolu
tions 70 I'D their way first into this sheet All that tina.
paper and ny others Of the kind could do TO promoe
Bosss chhcss for the Presidency would be utterly nm
avans sdong - the Wing takes ground against him.
And in Ma position he Is unaterably Hxed 10 that all
the resosutns which your Triangle Council and Amer
cen rn,sn edge uould pay In year, would b. Of no
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-22

ssNlsxss |. o. of o. f.
5s COLOMA LODGE, No. q, l. o. of o. F.,
organised August 81, 1854 meets on Saturday
evening of each week at 7ocock, at Odd Fellows Hail. on
Main street, Cooma. Brethren of the Order in good
standing cordially invited to attend.
l.. DAVIS, N G..
WI HOLIDAY, r. S.
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Henry NJ. Fiske,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY

XNTOULD inform the citizens of Ell Dorado County in
general and MUD SPRINGS in particular that he has
on hand a large assortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS and OILS well as full supply of the best
Patent Remedies usually found in Drug Establishments
Also, a large assortment of the LATEST PUBLIC-4-
TIONS which he is receiving, by every steamer direct
from the publishers and which he will dispose of the
lowest rates.
aB-Store-Postolice Buildings, Main ST. Mud Springs,
January 4th, 1851 [l2tfI
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NEWS FOR THE SICK.
DIR. j. II. DULTN.

OF UNION CITY, Ell DORADO COUNTY, CAE.
EHAvING had an ample share of the patronage from
the afflicted part of community, and thinking at the
same time that he has through his Medical Skill given
entire satisfaction any Physician in the State to the
afflicted.
Any person or persons being afflicted with Venerial
tants of the blood in any OF It's f0ris OF laborng under
the influence of any contagious disease of any kind would
do we'll to call and for themselves lie would further
saw that he still socs continuance of patronage in this
vicinity of Acute cases. and also the patronage of all who
NAV be afflicted. Those who may be living at distance
would do we'll many times to call on him, as 1t would be
cheaper for them in the end
Union City, Feb. 10, 1855. IA Sm
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Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Ell Dorado.
- The People of the State of California, to HENRY
WELLS, J; LIVINGSTON, =. P. WILLIAMS, E. R.
MORGAN, w. G. FARGO, J. MCKAY, A. REYNOLDS,
H. ID. RICE and A. NJ. G. SMITH, doing business under
the and style of Wells, Fargo Co., defendants in
this suit greeting You hereby summoned to be and
before the Honorable District Court of the Elev
enth Judicial District in and for said County and State
to the complaint of THOMAS McLAGAN, plain
tiff, file in this Office, wherein he prays judgment
against you for the of $500 for balance due on gold
dust received by you expressmen to forward the u
s. Mint for assay and coinage and for damages sustained
and for costs of suit And are hereby required
the said complaint within ten days. if service hereof
be had you within this county-withn twenty days if
out of this county, but in said dstrctand within forty
days if out of said county and district Exclusive of the
day Of service And hereof fail not &c. plaintiff will
take judgment against you by default and apply to the
Court for relief in accordance with the prayer of said
complaint.
- Witness my hand with the Seal of said Court
70 hereto affixed at office in Cooma this 3lst day of
I A' January, 1856
ID. G. MCKINNEY, Clerk.
1t is ordered that service of summons be made upon
said defendants by publication thereof for three successive
months at least week. in the Empire County Argus
a newspaper published at Cooma, in said county.
By order of j. NJ HOWELL, District Judge.
Attest: d. G. MCKINNEY, Clerk.
Newell Williams Attys for plf. 10 3m
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Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of El Dorado.
- The People of the State of California, to ANTHONY
GARRETT and BENJAMIN +. CLARKE, defendants in
this suit greeting: You hereby summoned to be and
enth Judicial District in and for said county and State
answer the complaint of JOHN LAW, plaintiff now on
file in this Office wherein he prays judgment against you
for the sum OF S45O with interest thereon from the 18th
day of January, 1855 at the of two per cent per
month until paid together with his costs of suit and for
by required to the said complaint within ten davs
if service hereof be had yon within this countywith
in twenty days out of this county, but said district
[exclusive of the day of servce And hereof fail not
&C. or Judgment will be taken against you by default and
plaintiff will apply to the Court for relief in accordance
with the prayer of said complaint
- Witness my hand with the seal of said Court
,s affixed at Office in Cofoma, this 2lst day of Janu-
| A'' airy, 1856.
~ d. C.AfcKENNEY, Clerk.
BY TH0S. WREN, Deputy Clerk.
Sanderson & Hewes atty's for plf jg6 3m
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S. w. sANDERsoN, T. H. HEwEs.
SANDERSON & HEWES.
Attorneys at Law.
office second door East of Argus" Office.
Main Street, Coloma.
January l, 1856. 7tf
|. @. OF @. F. REGALIA.

fUNIE undersigned has for sale o. of 0. f. Camp and
Il Subordinate Regalia. Also Odd Fellows Manuels
and Text Books J.C BROWN
Coloma, Nov l, 1855. 40
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Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of FL Dorado
- Salmon Falls Township Justices Court The Peo
ple of the State of California, to EVAN S. MORGAN
greeting: You hereby summoned to be and appear
before me, my Office in Salmon Falls Township Of the
county of Ell Dorado the twenty day of March
A. D. 1856, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, to unto the com
plant of WILLIAM J. TOWNSEND, who sues to
hundred and nnety-six sxty-fve onehundredth dol
lars, claimed due from yos book account to him
when judgment will be taken against you for the said
amount together with cost and damages if you fail to ap
pear and answer.
To the Sheriff any Constable of said county, greeting
Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this Esd day of February, A. D.
1856. S. B. SEWALL,
Justice of the Peace of said Township
The proper affidavit having been made before me,
hereby order the publication of the above in the
Empire County Argus, printed at Coloma, per week
&or three successive weeks from February 23d A. d. 1856
143 S. B. SEWALL, Justice of the Peace
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0-IOtVL-

ry-DR L. J. CZAPKAY-we hear favorable reports
of Dr. Czapkays success from the most of our coempo
rares appears that he is supsrceding all other adver
tisins Physicians in this State, and his reputation is
spreading with astonishing rapdity The DR. had attain
ed an envabe position as Physician and Surgeon in
Hungary and has testimonials of character from of
good standing in the Atlantic States besides which, he
has the best of references in San Francisco. He is very
liberal in the treatment of his patients, and offers all the
opportunities of free consultation by letter otherwise
of which would advise the afflicted to avail themselves
it cost them nothing and may result much to their
advantage.
The Dr. guarantees in all cases. or asks no pay
We refer the reader TO his advertisement. 3m.
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CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Fl Dorado.
- Personally appeared before me, ANA MAYER wife
of FRANZ MAYER of said county, and being duly sworn
Mayer that she intends carrying business in her own
and on her account in the county aforesaid.
That she intends carrying the business of trading in
goods wares, merchandise, house keeping, raising and
trading stock and poultry and that the amount cap
ital invested in said business is less than five thousand
dollars.
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this the Goth day
February, 1856.
w. F. STEWART,
15-3% Justice of the Peace.
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San frantiau SNbtrtistnItatH.
L. P. Fishers Advertising Agency.

Cau Francisco Iron Building opposite Pacific Express
- office, entrance on Washington street. up stairs.
L. p. FISHER is the authorised gent of the EMPIRE
COUNTY ARGUS and 'her California, Oregon and
Sandwich Islands newspap
ADVERTISING THE ATLANTIC STATBs.I, P. F. has now
completed his arrangements for the forwarding of adver
tiseens all the principal largest circulating Journals
and Newspapers published in the Atlantic States.
fine opportunity is here offered to those who wish to,
advertise in any section of the Unon of doing the
lowest rates. and in prompt and satisfactory
All disposed are invited to call him and leave their
orders. II
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SIERRA NEVADA HOUSE,

OlEhKA NEN ALA HOUSE.
Main Street, Coloma.
ROBERT CHALMERS, PROPRIETOR
NHIS Hotel elegantly fitted up for the reception of
Il Families and Travellers, as well also for the
modaton of regular Boarders Every luxury the County
affords will always be found on the table.
BEDS AND BEDDING
Not surpassed by any Hotel in the mountains.
WAGON AND HAY YARD.
Connected with this Hotel is extensive Stable and
Hay Yard and Hay and Grain always on hand The pat
ron of this House may be assured of polite attention.
charges as moderate any similar establishment in the
country.
Thankful for past favors the undersigned solict
tinuance of the public patronage.
Sept. IL, 1854. 44 R. CHALMERS.
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Summons.

Sum mnhOnS.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Eel Dorado.
- The People of the State of California, to JOHN
SCHENER, defendant in this suit, greeting: You are
hereby summoned to be and appear before the Honorable
District Court of the Eleventh Judicial District in and for
said County and State, to answer the complaint of
TAHLUR SCHENER plaintiff file in this office,
wherein she prays judgment decree of divorce against
you from the bonds of matrmony and for such other and
further relief in the premises she may be entitled to-
and the costs of this suit And you hereby required
to the said complaint within ten days if service
days out of this county but in said dstric-and within
forty days if out of said county and district Exclusive of
the day of servce And hereof fail not &c. plaintiff
will take judgment by default in accordance with the
prayer of said complaint.
- Witness my hand with the Seal of said Court
- hereto affixed at office in Coloma, this 9th day of
I L." March, 1856.
~ d. c. MCKINNEY, Clerk
15.3m By THos. WREN, Deputy Clerk.
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Ready Made Clothing Warehouse.
WILLIAM G. BADGER,

No. 100 Battery street, San Francisco
EMPORTER of Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing
II Goods. Also every variety of Hats, Boots and Bro
gans. would invite country merchants visiting San
Francisco to call and examine my large stock of Clothing
&c, &c.
have on hand and constantly arriving the largest
sortment of every variety and style of Clothing of anv
house in this State Ny stock amounts over TWO HUN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS
The goods manufactured under my supervision
are made from the best material and in the durable
manner. Persons buying my clothing, will find large and
saleable sizes.
Persons may rely upon finding every article they wish
in my stock My prices will be LOW, IF NOT LOWER
than they be found elsewhere in the market guar
antee each article sell.
Please call and examine my stock 16-3m
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YHIO THE LADIES OF CAL1FORNIA-Dr. /. j. Cap
n kay, late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War; chief
to the Goth regiment of Honveds chief surgeon
to the military hospital of Pesth Hungary and late ectur
diseases of the urinary organs and diseases of
and children invites the attention of the sick and G
cted females aborng under any of the various forms of
diseases of the BRAIN lungs heart, liver stomach, womb
blood kidneys, and all diseases peculiar to their SEX The
the State of California Let false delcacy prevent you
but apply Immediately and yourselves from painful
suffering and premature DEATH All married ladies whose
delicate health or other circumstances do not allow
have increase in their families should call at H. j. Gap
kays Medical Institute, Armoy Hail. corner of Sacrame
to and Montgomery Streets and they will receive every
possible relief and help, The Doctors offices
ranged that he be consulted without the fear of moes
taton If desired Dr. G. will visit the Ladies at their
residences All consultations (by letter oherwse)
free. Address TO DR., l.. j. CZAPKAY,
Medical Institute, Armory Hail.
Corner Sacramento and Montgomery SITS,
AZ 3m San Francisco,