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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05

For SALE.-Garden seeds, fresh and gen.
uine, just received from the Philadelphia
gardens, as well as quantity of super-phos-
phate lime and bone-dust for agricultural
purposes, at the Drug Store of Hartswick &
Irwin, Clearfeld, Pa. ap 19-4t.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05

NJ '%NkD MAN FoUND.-Somc time in
~, r.n n|S'. man was drowned at Moshan-
Ant, I, y, IN this county-having fallen off
tim. we heard of the occurrence at the
Hov. Du' could ascertain no particulars
,b. sr t,s on Monday evening, April 10th,
Sal, ~, was discovered in the river near
Cues, ~ Upon examination, by an in
ssof sun. eo~e papers were found in the pock.
bs T.; us clothing, upon one of which could
be,nous ,u suished the name ''O'Byan. Steu-
tbs .OOnty, New York" Whether = = is
k,o- -'ne Of the drowned man or moi, ;s NOT
bo5y . u ihers we're also found upon the
soH 80 as over the Penn'a Railroad. a
noDar VT n, worth about s75, and sS7. 90 in
Of The ne body was buried on the bank
''er' near where it was found.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05
pv1,e1ors-Divine services will he held

RrrIe1oUs.-Divine services will he held
II SABBATH, in Clearfield, as follows: r
r. Rev. W. II. Dill, in the Methodist
.brTcb, morning and evening. Sabbath
eaEoS at 4. NJ Prayer meeting, every
TbUTsJay at II p. NJ Communion services
F.. Sabbath of every month at l0l A Nj.
Rv Rev. Nixdorff in the Lutheran church
IN The morning and evening.
ST Francis church-MasS at 10! \. NJ,
the second and fourth SUNDAYS of each
month.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05

Just received nice assortment of Men S
and Boys Boots and Shoes, at the Banner
Shoe Store of ]. c. Lightcap & Son, Mar
ket street-sign of the Flag.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05

CHOICE SEED POTATOES. Those
" desirous of obtaining Early Goodrich,
and other new and valuable varieties of Potatoes,
can be Accommodated by calling the dersi gn-
ed at Lumber-ciy. JOSEPH KIRK
ApTil % 1869.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05

The best is always the cheapest This is
a truth patent to every one. Therefore we
advise you to go and buy your Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Caps, fromJ. c. Lightcap & Son,
Market street, Clearfeld, Pa.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05

THE PUBLIC DEBT-From the state
ment published. it appears that the public
debt was decreased Sc, 39o,07 during the
month of April.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05

County SUPERINTENDENT cleo
ton for County Superintendent came off at
the Court House yesterday Tuesday after
noon. and resulted in the re election of Geo.
W. Snyder The vote stood Geo. w. Sny-
der 81; G. B. Saudiord 80. The salary was
fYad at 81 oOO
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05

New ADVERTISEMENTS .-Messrs. Hart
sock & Goodwin, aud Thompson & Co.. ad-
vertise new goods Several other important
notices also appear to-day.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05

Ladies, for the incest Polish Boots and
Caters, go to the Banner Shoe Store of j.
c. Lightcap & Son.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05

RADIsHEs.-Messrs Fullerton & McPher-
son, will accept our thanks for the radishes
presented to us on Monday last. All kinds
of vegetables can be obtained of them, in
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05

Go and see the nice assortment Of Hats
and Caps-cheap for cash-at the Banner
Hat Store of j. c. Lightcap & Son, Mar
ket street
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05
BEE HIVES! BEE HIVES !!

The undersigned having on hand and for sale
the AMERICAN MovABLE-coMB Bee HIVES, and
hnding il impossible to supply the demand for
hives have concluded to sell one half of the terri
tory which they own, to wit: CleaTfeld and parts
Of Centre and Cambria counties. They have m made
arrangements to have the material for hives cut
to order. Persons desirous Of seeing a sample of
the hives will please call at Nivling J. Showers
Store, in Ciearfield. Bee raiseTs will find it 10
their advantage, to have the patent hives Per
sons wishing to buy either hives or territory can
address us to Glen Hope, CIearfed county. Pa.
April II. 1869 A. w. A NIVLlNG.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned. Executors of the Estate of
Jason Kirk late of the Borough of Lumber-city,
deceased, offer at private sale the following de-
scribed real estate, to wit: The undivided half of
about two hundred acres of land, situate in Union
township, Clearfield county. Pa, known the
Union Mills property. About % acres of the
land is cleared, from so to 100 acres is covered
with excellent white pine. besides hemlock and
other timber. The improvements are a valuable
grist mill, saw mill, and woolen factory besides
a good frame house and barn. The water power
is good situated Anderson's creek. about / 2
miles above Jurwensville Persons desrous of
seeing the property. can call upon j. h. Arnold,
residing thereon. For further particulars apply
to the undersigned at Lum ber-City.
ISAAC KIRK.
SAMUEL KIRK,
Jan. Is. go JOHN RUSSELL. Exr's.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05

JIG. R.-Your letter is to hand, but its
mitigation was Inadvertently omitted. VIII
,npear next week Write again.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05

STILL CO,uNG.-We inadvertently omit.
ted to call attention to the new advertise
ment Of Messrs Nivling & Showers, last
week; They have just received their stock
offspring goods, which they propose to sell
at low prices Now is the time for buyers
tocsll aud make their selections.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05
gaftsm,an's 9ournal.
cI.EARFIELD, Pa, NAY ). 1869.

To P.rRoSs-To insure the safe transmission
O. mUIsy-orier. or have their letters registered.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05
--,,rs and cIearseld Railroad.

,,,in leaves Tyrone AT 600 IN
arrives at CIearheid at Loo p m
Nail lr,in leave: clearfeld a. 2,eO P m
MAJ Arrives at Tyrone at $50 p. m.
c.,,s,ts with Cincinnati Express East at 6 IL
Mail West at 6 A p, m Bald Eagle Ex-
!1s.. at 90 p N
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DIED

On April 18th, 1869. near Luthersburg.
DAVID WALL, aged S5 years, l month and
, days
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05
A DMINISTRATOR,S 3 NOTIcE@Ts

z X G III A n G. Z TEL,
~ Huntingdon, Penn'a
This old establishment having been leased by
j Morrison, formerly Proprietor Of the Morrison
House." has been thoroughly renovated and re-
furnished, and supplied with all the modern i'm
provements and conveniencies necessary to a first
class Hotel. The dining room has been removed
to the first floor, and is now spacious and airy.
The ch ambers all we'll ventilated and the
Proprietor will endcavor TO make his guests per
fectly at home. j. MORRISON
Huntingd IL 1868. Proprietor.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05

RECOVERED. Two horses, stolen from
Mr. Neff and Mr.. johnson. Greentree.
Huntingdon county, were recovered by their
owners near Mr.. Copelin's Hotel, in this
county, on Monday evening of last week
The thieves, when overtaken, jumped from
the Horses and made their escape into the
woods
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05

List OF LETTERS remaining unclaimed in
Ill, rost Office at Clearfeld, May lst, SG9:
. MS Matte Aske! VIM. Barron; Mich
n.t,rs S OaFas Nelchoir Buk Harry Brown +;
n n'I'eI Cunningham NJ. A. Dale, (a); A.
r pS',nson; Miss Mary j. Ellinger; George
w ,41Ns 5 Bernard Gjilin AlbcrtJ. Gilman :;
VI a. L. l. Hamilton; Mrs. Andrew Hahn
? -, Element Hoover; Albert Uoofer Jas.
PI I"U'ehlaon; Miss Hattie Hockenberry;
~ ''Oer' James; b. p. Johnston: T. Ken
W., a, | Livingston; Geo. j. Mering
R,,, 'I . H. Wills; Miss Susan M'Dermot, ~
S,oT u Rodgers Mt. +. Rogers; o.
S.Iaf'' Miss Lucy Smith Mrs. Rosie
W,a VIZ ". Thompson Miss Hanna
Inn NI' John A. Westbroor; 5. A. Whar-
"a' James White.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05

A BIG Days WoRK-The Philipsburg
Jnunalsays: A sawyer employed in the
mill of j. j. Zimmerman & Co, has borne
of the palm for rapidity in saving g-having
on Friday last, April 3Oth, cut 81 los feet of
hch lumber in ten hours. The greatest
number feet cut in the same length of time,
IN these parts, previously. was ., ,OOO.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05

C,TOVES of all sorts and sizes. constantly on
- hand at MERRELL BIGLER'S
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05

FOUND DEAD.-We learn from the Phil
4sOlfg Journal, that Mr.. John G.. White,
9us o. the pioneers of that town, was found
1sa' III his room, on the morning of April
ON 1t appears that he fell down the
'-l,'Tay leading from his room, on the Sat
-'1'y previous. The injuries sustained were
SSFPo'ed to be slight, but seem to have pro-
I''sl hcmoTrhage, as his bed was found to
e saturated with blood. The coroner's in
t''s' rendered a verdict in accordance with
the above facts
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05

SERIOUS ACCIDENT-We learn from the
DsIetonte papers that, on April 2lst, Mr.
ue5rse W. Williams, Of Huston township,
Us seriously, if not fatally injured, while
'1fking on steam saw. mill, by being struck
aA the head with a piece of slab, which
Capsht on the teeth of the saw and was
tuSn with such force that a portion Ct
Penetrated the right eye to the depth of
Ao and quarter inches.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-05-05

ESCAPED. ED.-Another of the prisoners con
fined III our jail made good his escape one
DAY ast week. Being mwell and under the
care OF physician, he solicited the privi-
lese Of going into the yard, but not return
lng as soon as anticipated, search was made,
when 1t was discovered that a new bed cord
bad been thrown over the wall, by means of
Each he succeeded in scaling it. He has
not been seen since.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-10-01

Nsw b have Lsck.-Reader! did you
happen TO come Of respectable, industrious
and soperseitious parents l-those who turn
the mirnn when Death 10 the house; who
acvcr make presents Of edged cutlery to
friends; who seek four leavcd clover VIXEN
young. and religion when old; who nail
horse shoes over bridges; catch the first
glimpse Of the new moon over the right
shoulder; would MT move on Saturday for
love or money, and die within the year II
making . hole in the ground when the tur-
tle-dovc utters his plaintive notes first in the
spring; who SOW their grain, build fences,
roof houses, make cheese and soap. and dig
potatoes In the moon; who get good Or bad
luck by turned stockings, dreams, itching
ears, or tho chirp of crickess; who notice
which moves first 1t . marriage or = death,
Gun tell whether visitors are coming by the
cot, napkin or broom, and find water with the
hazel rods; who live. move and have being
In the twelve signs Of the zodiac, and the
thousand and one other signs Of the rational
maniac. These are some Of the signs and
omens of civilized society. The 'signs' may
Ike local, but ''ore men" 10 national 1t Is not
we'll to scott at these old notions. There Is
. sod and rcprehensible disposition prevalent
in this radical day to drift away from the
ancient constitutional landmarks Ut our faith
err, and their hired help, and the sooner We re.
verse action. and get tack in the old grooves,
the better. Therefore ns . move in that di.
rcct,on. Mr.. s. T.-ls00-X-Drake and
ourselves engaged the services Of n distin-
guished astrok'ger to prepare the following
statement of Lunar Influences" for October
oil Of which good luck will follow: On the
Sd, 18th. 18th, 2lst and 26.h. trade with mer-
chants who advertise in the New NORTH
West. On the Sd, 18th, 18th, Sth and Goth
WOO, marry, make friends and subscribe for
the New NORTHWEST On the list. 7th,
l4th and 2eth, build homes, enter or purchase
town lots and advertise On tho 9Th, 18th.
18th. Gath and Goth. deal literally with prin.
tiers. start your children to school and in
crease your wood piles. On the 81. 18th.
18th and 2stl,. deal with surgeons (put in
bids on the Penitent;ary), and tell ncighhors
who borrow your paper that it would be a
god time to subscribe. Terms, % per year;
&5. six months
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Sum mons.

TNTH DISTRICT COURT or THE SECOND
L Judicial District Of the TERRITORY Ut Montana in
s.'! for the county Of Deer Lodge, Conrad Kohrs.
.% g. sSss Gsos p ko ns
Territory II Montana send greeting to q. W Morley
Oeorge ROT and william schoacid, defendants:
You are hereby required to appear In al action
tie S.tie. court o, ihs second judicial Disric; q
the Territory If Montana, IN and for the county &C
Deee LodsS and to answer the complaint Aled theren
within ten days texclu.ise of IL: day Of servicsl
county, but 10 this district whn twenty days: ost.
erwire within forty days-or judgment by default
b. taken against you according ~ ths prayer vi sa
The said action IL brought to recover Of you the SUM
Of 31.?46 alleged 10 be due plaintiff. ~ follows to Wit
1st-rhe sum of $40 on certain promisory note Tor
bic to Conrad Kohn Co.. on or before thu lit day Of
May, lSd which nOte has hasn properly assigned "a
plAinsif for valuable confederation; 2l-The sum It
$lM on certain promlsory note for the said sum.
kronse Or order, on or before June l. iS which note
sidsnsion ad-The cum of S9,s, balance on account
Lodge county L r. betxes. August si.s, isss and
June sth iSa By ono Philip Posrcher which mid ac.
count hrs bcsa duly aesxncd 10 plaintiff for valuable
consideration so for interest due on said su,ns q
And JON alo hereby notified that II you fail to appeas
ord s1ews ths said complaint - above TeoursS -
saa psintils win take ldymcat against You for the
I'D sum q 1l.s!s. with interest and costs.
g III Sooond judicial District ol the Territory e(
1oatana IN md for the said oUupty Of Deer Lodgc.
this 1h day Of september Ii the year Of our Lord 6ns
thessand slgAt Aaadrvd aad sixtynine 4 4 =
n. g.. .oA osASsos, a.,t.,
o1A1p D NATION. Y,a,,a,rs Attor,eys 1s-a
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neslz.-Quite ! number Of Deer Lodgcrs
ore q the Fair .....
Tho Ladepss1ens will occupy the arst door
Of Thrasler's new building ~ - =.
Court convencs in Bannack on Monday,
Oct 4, Judge II. Knowles prcsiding
Court convenes IN Ntseoula Monday, Oct.
10. Judge H. Knowles presiding.
The water 10 increasing In ill the gulchcs.
and mining Is getting brisker.
Bonner & Welsh. Donnell 4 Co.. Pemhrr.
ton & Co.. and J. D. Wilcox 4 Co., are
doing a large proportion of the Missoula
trndc that formerly went to Helena Lib.
ersl dealing Is having its effect.
Latest arrivals from Moose creek (Cour d.
Alcne Mountsins) say the amount of water
Is materially increased, and mining vigorous
and printable Flour went t. &22 on
- corner." but large supplies are going in
from Niseoula.
General 6ully was accompanied to Bitter
Root Valley by Major Blake. Good COM
pany.
The NoRrn.WEs acknowledges two de.
lixhtful scrcnadcs. There Is nothing sweetcr,
you know, than % Seeing Nellie Home"
Teams have gone to Helena for the cast
ings, now ready, to repair tho accident to
the PI,,lipshnry mill.
The premium on soft Soap ct the Fair
ought to lc awarded some Of the local editors.
The Bowling Alley is crowded nightly.
A good percentage of the bowling is done
ut the bar
Mr. J. B. Cavcn. wh'lom Of Virginia, now
devout Deer Ledger, living over furninst
Philipsburgh, gave US joy by call, yestcr-
day.
Persons going to Missoula will find fare
and attention good enough for the bcst pco.
pic who travel, ut Whitcsidcs Or Ncwman's,
on the road
Several notices of Marriages Births and
Deaths. which should ha We appeared in this
number arc unsvoitlaOly left out, owing to
the failure Of the parties to marry and born
and die.
Why have We received only one Virginia
City Republican in two weeks!
Charles Murphy & Co., will bring their
portable steam saw mill from Pioneer to
Deer Lodge next week. 1t will I've located
near town. 1t has capacity Of 5000 feet
per day. The amount of building going on
warrants tho removal.
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silas Rich Vas thrown from buggy on
the Fair Grounds, and fractured his leg, on
Monday.
The first day of the Fair established It .
success Banjo" got away with the stakes
in the pacing match
Gazette Sept 19th
Quite large number ut citizens were In
attendance ut the Court House last evening.
to take into consideration the most effective
means to stop the incursion Of Indians
throughout the Territory. Mr.. N. p Lang
fori was chosen Chairman and J. II. Cur
tis, Secretary. After remarks by several
gentlemen, committee of seven was chosen,
consisting of A. J. Simmons. Chairman, and
Mcssrs. H. p. A. Smith, Gen. Washburn.
Major Maginnis, Sam. Hauser. II. Thomp-
son, and W. c. Gillette. Said committee
were empowered to act for the best interests
Of the Territory, consult with the Governor
and call another meeting when and where
they may see proper.
Montana Is tho cradle where liquid love.
illness is fostcrcd, and all the wimmin, stars
in the galaxy of beauty"
Aye, aye, Joseph The milky way Of all
creation.
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Found Dead.--Thc body Of J. II. better

Found Dcad.--The body Of J. II. better
known as flank" Furncss, Was found in
French gulch, two or three miles from Pho.
nccr city. u few days ago. lie was formerly
from Ogdcns'ursh, St. Lawrence county.
New York; was about 80 years Of age has
been Oh the Pacific coast several years, and
in Montana IL couple Ut years lie owned
ground in French gu:c!,. a tributary of Pho
nccr. lie was of dissola,c habits; lad been
in Pioneer Oh II spree for some days; started
home. fell in tho brush, and had evidently
hcen dead week when fcund. A jury was
summoned. David L. Irvine. Justice of the
Peace, acting coroner. A letter which nc
had written last May to William Ebsrhart,
At Treasure city, Nevada, and which was re-
turned = unclaimed" was found on his per-
son. There were no marks Of violence. and
he had evidently fallen down and diet alone
The jury found verdict that he died of
apporlcxy induced by excessive use of AZ
dent spirits, he having had un sppoplcctic
fit from the same canse, previously.
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FROM BOULDER.

A Rap ~ the Fsrmers' Kuaekles.
TO TIE ED,ro. NEW Nonrx-wEsr:
This morning for the arst time this season Ice made
it, appearance upon every POOL, which fact awskens
our farmers to the reality that potatoes need digging
and huge wood piles should grace their yards before
cold weather iuterposes with it, frosty hands There
10 ~ yet no grain In the market owing to the absence
Of thrcshing m,chine. For years farmers have in.
dnldged in the inconsistent practice OF selling every
article Of pronce higher before their door, and in the
valleys where 1t If ,aise than they dispose Ut IL in
towns after haulin: the roads. The appal-
Ing fact 10 duly realized by consumers at home and it
10 time that industrious come practical business
men. Were. however our agricuuists a. vigilant in
retin: big crops a. they in getting big prices the
country would be blesse with abundance aud farmer
~ well ~ consumer woad enjoy prosperity and wealth.
THE GATES AJAR."
Our streams and creeks tired Ut waitin; for heaven
to open It. Windows risc Of their accord In
sequence whereof mining IL resumed here and there.
Many who rtarved In the future In destitute oondi.
ton are now At work. fully confident that BY industry
they will yet make raise before the dreay month Of
December closes the solid icy gates for the season BY
the Increase Of water hopes revived True there
are many who the Boulder for all that's out, and
pronounce BY all that's high and holy the dsginys are
the biggest hnmbu: ever invented. Few, no doubt,
rpeak from sad experienced others judge the mines by
the blasted hopes Of disappointed caim.hodc,s and
still others expect too mu. for the amount Of labor
they willing to b,stow, Men have been sorely vic.
t'mxed In rich and extensive mining camps, while
Others have made fortunes In camps reported down.
night humbugs hence We Opiue that the success Of .
miner depends A. much On the quality Of the man
the richness Of HE ground, fact which trust our
various camps will in due time fully establish.
orr FOR the FAIR
Judging from the manner our people grease their
wagons and talk about the Fair Boulder will no doubt
be well reprt scntcd on the occasion. know of mo-
competitors In this valley this seaeon.
Our school Directors resolved At their last meeting
to give grand ball for the benefit aud for the con
etructiou Of school house and Good Template Hall,
which 10 already commenced The undertaking will
surely meet with the success It richly deserves.
THE DIAMOND HITCH.
In conclusion permit to say, that II you have any
more lovin: Franks end Del,s in search Ut some one
capable to tie the knot Of eternal happnces please d.
rect them over the range, and we'll put diamond
hitch on the solemn affair which mammal rage viii
ceave asundcr especially when the trusnt loyers car
beat Weston's time In sixty -une mile walk to Viz
ginia
n. B-Eo charges Il the diamond hitch don't etick.
GALLON
ErnLl>. otr,o ~ r. o>uscvnh>.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN to al, claimants
~ Town Lots. that the final entry Of the Town Site
Vi Deer L0ge has been allowed and every claimant or
claimants Of town lot LOTS, hereby required -
hic in the Office Of the Probate Judge 1T Deer Lodge
County, statement Of his or their claims within
months from the date of the hrxt publication Of this
notice. u. y. NEWCOMER
Probate Judge, Deer Lodse County.
Deer Lodge City, n. T., Aug d 1867.
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II there II any class Of citizens who deserve the
need Of praise from their fellow inca, 1t IL they who
successfully cater ~ the substantial comforts Vi life.
The prUprirtOrs Of the "Kan-Ksn." Helena Messrs.
Zimmerman Robinson, have proved beyond dispute
that they successful Caterers In this line and that
their Restaurant IL the Plus ultra VI dining halls