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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-17
Sguw NoNpyr'S palIr.

~. Fml 70 II .hsAai .stA Gas, \, J, White,
E~t. agen, fw tse 81 rsal t;ss Company has
ARMED Ia th. ci,y and 70 him w arr iadebsri
fer the following particulars IN rlatiea 10 the
Scrss which TIE compaay design constructing,
'or The rurp,',o IL lighting The city with vas
The huiliing mill Ia hsatei on Fourth and
John strcts, nearly opposite the saw mill In low
CT ,own, ami vii, b. halll Of stone. The build.
'ngs will all h. under one roof. making the cntrv
bahins when completed one hundred aud one
feet long, by thirty wide, Tho Rc,ort lloun'
will he ffty.sis Zee, hong by thirty wide, The
Pardng Room win he thirty feet long. by the
same width, AMI The once AMI Meter Room will
b. hfteen fect one way apd thirty thc other.
The Rc,ort lloa~ will he appled with Tive
lenches II ketor,s for the manufacture ii gas
whkh Is Intended to rass of through the i,ydrNa-
liz Main into the Washcrs ami from thence 90
thu Co'densrrs, through the Purifying Pans,
when all Impurities of the ras are caught, AZ,
ter undergoing this proves Il Is passed into tho
Station Meter. where II Is mn asurcd AMI thru
thrown into the Gasaeter. where il IL stared for
use. and ready tor distribution throughout the
city, The Casome,cr will I've ATTY ak fee, In . /
her. and sixteen feet high AMI will he capable
II holding forty thousand cubic feet Of gas. The
capacity Of the machinery viii lc such that they
will Ia enabled 30 make 6f,y thousand cubic feet
of ras every twcu,y four hours,
The halldlne will IN completed abou, ,hc FIRE,
Of November nest, AMI early In the season the
plpa will Ia laid throughout TO city The work
II laying ths pipa will IN commenced as'sooa ~
the frost Ia IN, Of the groand In the spring. This
work will occupy butt short time. and m SION
as that Is done 81 Paul will h. lighted with gas
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W ASiIiSpToN. july :.
suppose you are aware that large irof
floating battery has been building IL New
York for some years past This fact. however
Is not generally known. Several months ago
believe, the Secretary Of the Navy sent af
intelligent naval officer Ia inspect this battery
and report progress. This report Is now 81
file at the Navy Department. IL is an inter
c-ting document at thi. time. when gnn.boats
and all sorts ol defensive and offensive modes
Of war are tcing developed.
The iron vessel, 81 Dys'cronsly dockcd and
hid from public view, has already been four
teen years under way and II course consld.ra
ble progress has been made in hcr construction
and she could h. finished. II nccessary. in on,
year. she IL four huGdn,, i,ct long arsi ihifi,
or forty feet in breadth She IS built entirely
Of wrough, iron plate, AMI each plate sever
inches in thickness 'hoc are attached 10 hti
iron frame work. She will have cigh, steam
engines and is 10 Ii, propelled by two screw
paddles o0e on each side Of her stern post. Ia
smooth water she Will run. i Is expected. from
twenty 10 twenty-five miles per hour ard ~
she Is nteD,lrI solcly for harhoF delsnces. -ht
will have smooth water 10 run IN nj all ttrnes
She can. by her double propulsion power. by
reversing one Of the E,pws. tnrn in her owl
axis. or in space Of four hundred feet SIs
ia 10 b. mounted with twenty guns Of ia,
heaviest ralibrr AMI longest range
The dock where tbis wonderful floating tat
terry Is now lviug ia very mysirrinnsly GUARDED
Owing to tbs extreme lengih Of The yesstl
rocks have brn cxcayatfd anil one 81 ,h'
streets of HObokcn hs7 been tunDelled 10 al
mi, onr end Of the m0nstcf Wien NJ no
/ brrt l.. Stevens did b. lefi nsniels 90 g.ahl'
Mr. Walker. the Superintendent oi her con
struciion, to complete ,he vessel IN aecordaDc'
with his original conception she has cat Tia
government thus far over hall million "
dollar all Of which has Decn expended. AID
lately the work has bocn carried on ont 81 III
I private funds of Mr.. Stevens
1hs yesss-l. O, two or threr liks b.g vii
guard New York from any force that mas Il
brought against the plac' She l. priectl,
! imp'ryious IN shot ar shcil. from Lancaster
faiNhan or Columbaid The iron pla,ez .
which abe - constructed arr each ihogoaghl'
Z tested hy cannon shot beforc is,ing fastened u
( tn franz of the yesacl Her machinery u oil
below tn water linz and DOT of harms why
Her spsot will make her equal 10 twenty o
thirty gun boats q the modern style Witl
two ~ three snch vrssels New York world IN
deeh b. iruTFrgnabc
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the House. On the Reconsideration OF the bill,
agreed 10 its passagc--aycs li3, moss IS.
The bill for deepening the ch.nnl over the
81. Clair fats. Passed ayes 2S9 noes -.
The bill for deepening the channel over the
ST. Mays river flats. passed. avs lac, uoss
81.
Mr., Washburue, oil Illinois, gave notice that
the frs, time the House should again go into
Committee of the Whole cn the State Of the
Union, on and after "Wednesday, he would
move 10 PASS over all other bills with u view OF
reaching those heretofore reported, making ap
preparations ior rivers and harbors. Adj
journed
WASHINGTON, July 9th
SESArE.-On motion Of Mr.. benjamin, rcso
tons were adopted directing the Setrtary o
the Senate to take the three hills passed over
the Presidents veto 10 tue Secretary oi State
in order that they may be d,positod IN that de
partment.
Mr.. Benjamin remarked III nler,nce to the
question raised the other day whether wo,hird.
OF the members present % two-thlrls OF all
the members of the Senate were required to
pass bill over the Presidents veto. that hc
had examined precedenis. and found that a
great part OF those who composed the copvcn,
tion which framed the Constitution agreed that
amendments to the Constitution passed by
both Houses OF Congress and in both were
adopted by twothirls of the members present
and not two,thrls Of the whole body OF mem.
bers.
MeSsrs. Mason and Touccy expressed their
opinion after more deliberate reflection, that
the decision of the chair was correct.
Mr.. Toomhs said preccdcn,s were not worth
much when they were in persons favor they
were relied on, but when they were contrary 10
his opinions, they were disrccarcled
HorsE.-Mr, Cragiu, from the joint Com.
mittee on Printing, Submitted resolution To
print 10000 copies of the majority and minor
nority resolution OF the Select Committee ap
pointed 10 investigate the assault ON Mr. sum
ncr 10y Mr. Brooks, At u cost of nine ccnts per
copy.
Mr. Smcad nnsuccSsIul'y moved 10 lay il
on the table.
On motion OF Mr. Cobb. of Georgia the
number was reduced 10 10 0co and the rc~oln-
tm thas hikfiieT Wis passed '.'' '''' 49, -
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Sgw ! OH, July 4.

Tie correspondent Il Tia Came, and Ia,rii-
n1 from Washington last night. says be.
spaici5~ received here ndicutr rhr resumption
81 neeg' alioua IN LONDON ga the Central
American question ani ;inoi ~ttlemept ID
the sar,c rs arbitration onl the, communics
ton with he British legation will -oon h. ~
saw,i
The Hf,uH f1rre, pnlsisnt from Washington
lat night. says The Committee IN Patents
arr preparing ursl will rerri in'a sbor' time a
new Patent Bin. IN opposition 10 'hc ot~ re-
GRITTY reported b. 'b' lena'e by Senator
Young. q I,tod, l'iaDd 1l,s. COMMITTEE
have ano,ber Tin vhirh they in,sDd to report
called tie I.eriproc,iy Biil Tn bin, we IN
ders,aud il o1a whieh vii apply "a forrigr
I1.,oni ~ rather 10 ii~ 'ausdss
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WAsHrxGrox. Js,y 4.

Grn,rAl P,rd,er = smith has been appoint.
ed 70 saccsd Brig Ten CLARK IN charge Il
thu military DrpartEeB, West The Head
Quarters viii b. removed from 81 iouis to
Fort ieayepWorth C0 -umnar wiN remain
10 kansas subordinate IN 'i-ueral smith The
administration has rscsivad 10 Initiation from
Coz ShauDon Of ki- in,fpiinu - f-agn H.
"oyefn1rshlp Il X ana bu, Ia. forri'cd 10
patch fro-a him sino. tn dat a. his s.b'Fef
l''ifr 10 Cd. Ba'orI .aying ~ bal not -
figred
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SRox wsDxgsDAY,s DAilr.

Mn Hgiid,n9, We understand that the Ma.
bashaw streets, will Dr. pushed forward 10 com
pIston u. SOON M possible Iis sire h. one hun
dred feet front by eighty In depth. u,ree stories
Of sixteen feet each in height, making, When com
pleiod. Que ~ The finest structures In the city
The second .lSy viii he finished of Public
Hail. aud will lc sixty by eighty feet II wiz
have two spacious public entrances. t~-I,ic. a
pfiyst' ono. The want ~ q large Public Hall
has leen iuog felt Wy our citizens and tbi. will
supply The Deficiency 4 part ~ the building
at least will h. feSiy for occupancy this Fall We
ai-D iestp thai D. A. J. Baker, f~1 intends erect
Ing q building jusi above this one, fronting on
Fourth street Nifty feet front by eighty In depth,
aud four stoair. Ia bsigbtb ~ h. completed M
Son ~ Il can lie done, and just above fronting on
tbs sAps street. and adjoining Mr. Baker Judge
Daley, u New York, win erect building one
hundred feet front by eighty In depth, four stories
la height When tbes three building. are finish.
ell, they will form the most costly AMI elegant
block that bss yet lsrn constructed In the city,
and viii b. an ornament b. tn place The gso-
ilemrn Who are aboai 10 erect the two latter. are
n.en u capital, abandsnny able 10 carry for
ward ,hc projected improvements, AMI their bail
dpgs will h. uDler contract In short tins.
Tx Terrell a Sons, formerly " thi. city have
oIened storage. Forwarding aud Cossml-lon
Iiou~ In Red Wing aud have made arrange
t,sutz n trans,rt a Iafve tnsibess In that line
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The taoq, 81 tbs morning says. that ,hc
6oserBnEnt continues % tlf hsst feeling with
FfaDo'. Af-i that ,bs Frcneh Government have
eVinoed ~ tbe mot pr6rsT nanD@r al aaHiogs
Hlicitadc hat Tho cofir0veTy shosh termi
Ha'e aHsicAbly.
Maria VALIANT has dsrje,l asy intention q
withholding ffDm The oficers o, The Military
Commission any cour''@y a'aal'y crtrndNd 70
afirrs ~ 0iter natioas
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FRON FRIDAYS pAHT.

Important 10 Setie', Notice from thu Depart
mcnt at Washington, says the La Crosse Dsm"ra
Of the tth inst. has lrcn received Al thc Ia
Crosse Land Office, that any and all lands Ia
this district are still subject 10 're-e,nptIon and
will remain ~ ill the railroad lines have lrcr
established by the Legislature. and the compa
MOS have made their selections. Lot IL In known
then to settlers far and near that they can come
on aud make "claIms' under the IRE en- tioo
law, the same N tcfere.
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,wos rrkspAr y paidr.

"fh Strap tara" We arr Informed by pas
Singers who came ap on the kaG CaS~rl, TIM,
the man. AMI hi. scecmplce, WIN sseks 10 gull
aasa.p:clps !ndlyi,ia with sh!. scheme. was
al1ard this boat on her passage up, and, as usual
hal halt on, for ''grcen 'ans" Tic Is deacrihsd
AZ middle aged, medium sired nan. rather
heavy ~t with small black eyes OF course his
accomplish attempted 10 make the passengers
brlsve that h. was m entire stranger 10 the
principal, and only anxious TO BIT IN his own
hook" We arr surprised that Officers Of boats
navigating the Upper Mississippi do no, set such
gentry ashore the 6rs, woodward they come 10,
aud II when ordered ashore they do not comply
with the command forthwith they should be
pitched overheard This man can rest assured
that he aud his accomplish are spotted. and
thu scarcsrs they make themselves In future tho
better Il win In for them We are told that this
man has infected The Upper Mississippi for sever
al years, aud vet he indu boats on which IN trav-
Ell and esercis' his nefarious trade We are,
however, glad 20 say that all Of the boat. do not
tolsratc bis presence, he having been very un
ceremoniously elected from the rang.way plank
Of some Of them. II. ~ are a number of ST.
Paul and Hastings gcntlcmea who know him.
and the ue,t exhibition Of his slight hand
| swi1dling performance coming under their notice
| will lr most apt Ia IT, rewarded with u coat ~
tar and feathers We wonld suggest Ia him
that the climate In "thc~ parts' does mol agree
With him and that his room IL great deal better
than his company n We hear of officers ~ any
| boaiz permitting This man " travel with them n
tho eierei~ 81 his trade. hereafter, We shall take
occasion to let the public know who they are.
We have In our POSSESSION says the Sbakopse
h,it,sndspi, u piece ~ bltnnInous coal found
near Blue Earth city, Farilmult county, In this
Territory, while cycavatIng well II has been
~ and found 10 lnnn excellent II Ia though,
that n large body IL concealed under the surface
near the town. Ifrnch should prove the cae II
will be- n lucky biz for the propriciors 81 thai
place aad We hope they may rralze their cspec
| tatlons.
Wa isAws that o Mr.. Ambs. who. some of our
cities will remember visited this city last
spring as tho agent II n Chicago house has pur
chased the store aud lot Of Mr.. u. Sargent, on
Third street The price paid fm the milding
and lot, 80 by 1870 feet. WAS 5000 We believe
that II IL the intention 81 Mr.. A. n remove The
frame and erect brick building on the premises
forthwith
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yRO6 SATr MN 4 DsTIr.

ASmHrR act 81 diai.olisn. says IA. ~ An.
tbony R1puLt,n~ u the 10th has s~en perpe-
trated in Crow Eiver I'r~cinct whieh ~ lately
wss tbe scene ~ bofr,I nnFtiei, An Isishnan
by The maine u Patrick Weieh, who left Penn.
syIvsnia Ices than . month ago, Vas paving up
lis river two weeks sso to-day. and called a,
il,r h0use ~ Mr. GaBsche a FrrnrhmaB anil
after maxim inquiries which satisfied hin tina,
Mrs. g. wss alae and fsmoie from bsighiom he
pre'eesed b. ,he pcfpstratio0 III IN sft shame
lee. sfd nsmple.s. after which he wsut 10 hi.
way stopping bowc,er. al two other houss 10
the sanc vicinity 10 make similar attempts.
Complaint ws made 20 Justice Hinkisy Who L.
suod ssrsn, f~ bis arrest. which was effected
a, Monticello. las. Thursday. lie wss examined
by ibe Justice aforesaid IN frsisy. and ean-
mlited 70 the custody n the constable. II triag
the Fourth II Jaly. ths people slrrH the moass,
81 Crow river csietraied thelr liberty ny csus-
lng Mr. weleh IN make saDdry bort journey. ~,
a very simple vehicle. commonly called rail
Ths, night however h. s-esJed frxs biz keep
era. and b ,,in 81 large. Mr. Hiskl~y frsu,
whom 49, ha,. ihe~ rartienlars, descriie. lhs
fugitive aouDdr,l as 4, years I'D, rs,..sr .hss,
with hoxh hair sfd rptber paid face, with a
-assEiny cIrr.sson IL had Oh Light. ditty
pants. black eat and = strsw hat We sipcer,l ,
hop~ M community !. 10 he eursd ny ,h~ uuy.
strained presence q this ioa,hssp wretch
Catch him. sxnctody
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Sr. LOWS, july q

81. Loris, July q.
Adviccs from Topeka OF the 18th are recciv-
ed. The Convention met there on the "a and
passed resolutions in favor Of the Republican
party and ienuncatory Of Democracy. and
appealing Ia the friends Of Free Kansas in
Congress To stop supplies until Kansas is ad.
mitted under her present constitution. Mar
shall Donaldson and Judge Elmore read 10 the
Convention the Presidents February procla.
nation, Simmons proclamation, and new one
from Woodson Secretary of the Territory;
also note from Sumner. stating that he would
prevent u meeting Of the Legislature, hut they
were not needed About eight hundred PEG
pie were present, all armed Both branches
Of the Legislature met On the ith A quorum
was present and the roll was called About
noon Col. Sumner entered the town with two
hundred dragons and planted two pieces
of artillery Mt the head 81 Kansas Avenue.
Troops were drawn up before constitutional
Hall. aud Sumner told the citizens hc would
not disarm them or break up the Convention
bnt had orders TO dissolve the Legislature. aud
would do so, lie then repaired to the House OF
Representatives,, and in a gentlemanly manner
informed the members that be- had orders Ia
dispersc them, and that he should enforce them
lie said: IL am called upon 10 perform the mos,
painful duty of my life, under the authority ol
the Presidents proclamation am here to
dissolve this Legislature. and in accordance
with my orders command you to dispcrsc
tod knows ] have no party feelings in this
matter and vii have none while hold my
present position in Kansas have jus, re-
turned from the border where have been
sending home companies Of Missournns, and
am now here with Instructions 10 dissolve this
Legislature, and again command you to dis
pcrse.' Judge Schuyler asked if they were to
he driven out atthe point OF the bayonct. Sum
ner replied. II will use the whole force under
my command TO enforce my orders The
House then dispersed
The Convention was preparing resolution.
endorsing the State Government and Topeka
Constitution. Fears Of al invasion had kept
large numbers from attending the Convention
Col. Lane had not arrived yet,
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CITY.ANDCOUNTRY,-
ranu rHr4spar,S piiLr

f,srt. ~ jelly w L.sls Nssss.ssi,,, Il VAS cur
good fortune during brief vid, 10 this beauti-
ful lake, to witness the setting out II several
sailing Graf, from the village ri Excelsior, on
the morning Of the Fourth.
Fond as We arr Of loat.sailing, We uer denied
by our business the pleasure Of personally taking
par, In the celebration. and compelled 10 make
our observations from q contiguous bluff as We
jourueyed along, yet ~ scene Mas ~ bright and
inspiri,ing that We were In a measure participant
in the happy occasion and our party may have
been betrayed Into sorne patriotic demonstrations
which nigh, b. deemed in,lscoras aud extra,a.
CANT under circumstances less rural and secluded
and with surroundings less celebrating than tho
maguihcen, cxpAnsc Of wm,cr, sky AMI vcrlur
which formed the Landscape.
The morning sun slanting through the tall ma.
pies, falling In golden streams on the liquid mir
ror and rejecting hack the sftcncd hues upon
cserhanging hcnshs, delicious shades and cool
ing grottos The lAbyrinthinc marc of head.
lands, bays. pcnlnsuias. and islands rce'iins
with dim aud hAsy oatlne far on In tho north
east. Tic qaIe, village nesting Gloss along the
dimpled shoro; the happy groups standing On the
green sward, ladies In their gay attirr and
chIl,ircn at their gambols the white sails
bcllying with the inpatient wind. dags uniurlcd
banners flying strcamcIs haunting, and III"
dwelling notes of the huglc, rising. at first with
low gashes II melody. interpreting the joyful
impulse in every heart Transmitting the split OF
beauty in every form, AMI then blending In one
triumphant voice. make rock and shore speak
hack the trembling strain all cunsrArcd 10 form
. tablesu answering more IN childhoais lingering
ideal of enchanted gardens and fairy visions than
..sAsss. wr-sssS.,aisLS -ssacss.asssI, % tits
work-day world Of ours,
| The feet from this place aud from other villa
gcs met We understand, at \ romantic spot
by the red man 10 the worship n the Great
Spirit; and here, where few years ance The
smoke Of the sacrificiai fire aseeDdsd To The sp
peas,si Giiche Mantle. was erected an altar dedi.
Gated 10 the Goddess OF Liberty, Tho exerci.
cs were opened by appropriate Solemnitics aud
speeches, sentiment, music and recreation wcrr
thu order II the day As the sun was sinking in
the west the Hotilla sailed across the hay 10 the
village 81 Wayzata where bountful rcpast
was prepared, aud the celebration 81 the day
brought 10 Gloss by the pleasures o. tho dance.
Our informant adds that at the hour when the
northstar burns bluest shadowy forms might
have lscn seen cmLafkiuu and with nugir in.
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Dr. Oils Hoytt.. 'seose f's proprietor sid
palai.l.er II ,hs iisd-on h~t Sur. II will. ID
eour.- support Buchanan AMI Breckinfidgs.
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Fsy~, al 7svlo,'. Tsal.- We ander''snd 'hai
paJ~r " uisut to H. .iaf,sd q, The nouri.hiag
,o~n Il Tsyl~. PsIi' hr " ," called u's
Fails Ea9L
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10 HOE 4 COB WARRANTED EXTRA
lts CAgT afEEL sAWA

- HOE 4 COb WARRANTED EXTRA
He can STEEL sAWA
.'.'rr. s..e'' ,ns"us .- :. nat.
~, ~. ~. sn .iis n@ 90. ,iss .1ss az
~, ~. 80 20 SO - 20 10 80 rs
rris. " % ~ % 10 90 ~ 90 "a % q o.
rus ~ ~ ~ ~ ht~b
ffles ~ ~ ~ 90 ~ 90 " w v, !" -
ths.... " ~ - a.. -. ~.
Pfes 800 If5W wv" i'"@
VIA. e3 % 40 70 - "
v,s. ~, % zoo 90 go On 60 70 sso % ssoeo
s, ..~. ~. hssdsssa ssd tempered, and are fspasd
.sa ssi.h.d ~ nsshiss,y designed ssvrsssiy a. the
! ..,so.. ssA are fhsfstors msss sspsrtSs 70 th1se
s,.s,J In lbs ssasf msnssr 50 thsy are stsessihtnsd
soa stssssa ~ iaessns then Ia 'h'esses. t.x.lsri,
nor. "A. sGtins edge ts ssoss ssatiy Do 81
bsssn.. As.i.a bsssd, and proaSes sr..i ss'inx In
ta1bef - =. ..... -
cn0 y cur SAWS, ssa Biil.kr wLies, eksspss,es
easily ell II which tssy hays I've sss, ~ they nay 10
ss,sssd ~ the rrinsps Hardware hssshssis throssh
s.t the sitsd States ssd Canada
I.s "a. iss asvs =. NOE co. Mes yoa
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!S>rp,r TI7, csy Sid. We undsrstasd that
the stsnr Falls CiJ has lren .ou The par
eh.~r, arr L Looasy 4 Co. fornsriy u IL
Cross. wsooasn The Falls City To- rod tost
ard ~s 10 no, ago,A tot uDder nc s.nsss1Dsni
u the present. PROJECTORS she will N rros.
aide suxnes S2eoe~ W ksr
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A,n~no hLs~d, The city Council ha. passed
All Ordinance prohibiting owners II drove- d
cattle In future from bering them oo vacant
lots throughout the city. as tbsy have formerly
i-en doing. This Is right THIS practice had
lscope a perfect nuisance to the city. and We
are si.-l that stop hss been put ~ Il.
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MsncH,srs' HOsI- This establishment under
the Management, of its new proprietor. &c. Bs-
nnY. E@l IL fast gaining the favor II the pabiic
Ne --eps 10 BE- determined ii,s, Il hail vic with
our lest Hotels