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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

TIE TUE KNIGHT for january, 1872, is re-
ceived, and is a good number. The table of
contents embraces, The Star Rider, An adyen.
ture with Rebecca, \ Night of Horror, and
other Stories, Poems, Editorials Of interest to
the Pythian Order, Correspondence and Py
THAN News. Devoted to the Order of knights
of Pythias. Published by Handy & 1Iankins
Richmond Va Terms, 81 90 for six months
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

THE DRUMMER DECISION. The Society of
Commercial Travellers publish n circular call
ing attention to decision rendered by the
Supreme Court Of the t. s., December II,
Isl |. in the case Of Ward ". The State of
Maryland which, according 10 hc circular,
"lnakc> null and void all license laws of any
State or city in the Mon relating 10 CONNER
ciul travellers This does not give The dec-
sion fairly. The Supreme Court has not 'lec-
died. that while all other men may be subject to
license laws members Of the Society Of Com
mercial Travellers, Or, to Use shorter style,
drummers, are to be exempt. 1t has simply
been laid down as law that no State or munich
paity can impose any different tax, license fee,
or charge for the transaction Of business there
in on the citizens Of another State than il I'M
poses upon its own citizens in like case. The
reason Of the decision is to be found i'm the
clause of the Constitution Of the United States
(artice w., section ,, paragraph j which reads:
The citizens of each State shall be entitled to
all privileges and immuuities Of citizens in the
several States" Maryland exacted a tax from
citizens of other States other than that which
she required from her own citizens, and in
this case the Supreme Court could not but de-
eide as it did, that all fees licenses, charges on
business, &c, required by any State must be
the same for the citizens of each of the United
States Within this limit each State may as
sesS such tax as it may see fit, and il is perfect
y competent for any State TO require license
for sales by sample or otherwise, always provid
ed the resident is charged the same as the non
resident for selling in the same wav.Nnr
lmh' WORTH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

THEJoINT COMMITTEE ON TIE P,ETic DEEr
The joint committee Of the two Houses of the
General Assembly, on the questions Of finance
relating to the funding bill, and to the payment
of interest on the public debt, consists of
Messrs Thomas, Nowln, Fitzpatrick, Cochran,
Herndon, Connally, Ward, Terry, Hundley,
Meme, Greene and Smith, on the part Of the
Senate, and NIessrs, Sutherlin, Brooke. Cog
HILL Daniel, Walker, fill, Poague, Lawson,
Deneae, Kelly, Cummings, Tdball, Bagwe
Watson, Neale. Douglas, Ramsdel, Riddle
barger, Gray and Thomas on the part Of the
House Total, 80. The committee met last night
in the Senate chamber, and organized with
Judge Henry W Thomas, Senator from Fairfax
in tie chair. The members had very full and
frank interchange Of views and, it is believed
have started on the way to a solution Of the
question they have in hand.-RnA. Enquirer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

AN lMrosTER We are requested to warn
the public against being duped by 4 Capt. $.
Adams Ice, who has recently been figuring in
portions of kentucky and Tennessee. flercp-
rcscnts himself as 4 near relative Of the late
Zen. R. f. lee, and an intimate friend and
connection Of the Lees now living in this State.
Says he was seventeen years int the us. Navy,
and afterwards scrvcdin the Confederate Navy.
Was wounded in the foot in the fight between
the Mcrrimac and Monitor and is now lame
from the effects OF it. Has literary turn, which
finds relief in numerous We'll expressed and
plausible letters: asking for money, and has
written to such persons as he thinks would be
likely TO respond iayorably: Geo. H: Pendle-
ton of Ohio, Cen Buckner Of Louisville, Ky,
Col. DOMAIN, editor of the Lexington, Missouri,
Caucasian, Major VIC Darlington, President
Of the Piedmont and Arlington Life Insurance
Co., with many others, have been deceived by
his representations. Gen. Gusts Lee and Gen
Fitzhugh Lee are in receipt of letters asking
about him, and both Of these gentlemen dis
claim any relation to or know ledge Of him
whatsoever Western papers please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09

WASHINGTON ITEMS. case Of Mrs.
Pollard against Jacob Lyon was resumed BY
the Circuit Court yesterday. The main Wit
nesscs examined were the defendant and thu
plaintiff, whose testimony was in its main lea'
lures contradictory Of each other
In the House Of Representatives, yesterday,
Mr.. Chapman, delegate from the District oi
Columbia, introduced bill in regard TO fnni
ing the debt Of the District
On Saturday night, John Cooper and Salnp-
son Tyler were engaged in gambling in drink
ing saloon in G street, near New jersey avenue;
when they got into quarrel, and Tyler seized
large butcher knife and wounded Cooper Sc,
rously in the wrist, and afterwards stabbed
him in the back.
Petitions numcrously signed b. citizens arr
being circulated appealing to Congress for an
investigation into the manner in which the 10
cal government has been and is being adm!n'''
tered
George II. Miller, plumber BY trade, sent
to Philadelphia to do some work on public
building, fell through trap-donr on Thursday.
and was fatally injured.
Vbo G,rarnor hos commissioned 10Ln t..
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-10-17

ANOTHER WATERING PLACE ON THE DELAWARE
RIVER.

ANOTHER WATERING PLACE ON THE DELAWARE
RIVER.
About four years ago Enoch Spruance, of
Smyrna concluding to retire from the busy cares
OF active life purchased a property on what il
known as Bombay Hook Island, about five miles
east OF Smyrna, on the Delaware Eyer
His beautifully shaded retreat soon began to
attract the attention of the public as being ad-
mirably adapted for watering place; his large
shaded lawns, and the fresh sea breezes. OIL er-
lug advantages for summer retreat, not often
met with at any other place on the line of the
Delaware
Mr. Spruance informs us that without any
wharf on the river where steamboats,
could touch at, he last summer had / | 900
visitors, who came principally from the inland
or landing at other watering places, found theiI
way to his shady retreat He has within a few
weeks past finished the building OF wharf at
which boats now plying up and down the river
WIN hereafter stop. Every accommodation for
the comfort aud convenience Of visitors, SUNDAY
Schools, and Associations, has been made, aud
with the superior advantages surrounding Fra.
land Mr. Spruauce expects, and will no doubt be
favored with a large influx Of visitors as soon a.
the season opens for 1873.
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L. =. Circuit Court.


Tho Court mat Of IN ,.,,o,l- lett. ..-
:, s'ONN' "u'''oo9 "'lons
Mchennon, and Bradford on the bench.
The bill of Thompson aud Gallagher rs c. II
n Dav. was dismissed an ,l,o ,,ro,,,,l. .,,.. 49,.
C-.,,. -. - S-1l' '''a' '"'
Court hau no jurisdiction and that injunctiOns
in such cases were forbidden by Act of Congress.
The canse of A. q Nolon 30 I : prot,,,.,...
L. = Collector was nsyt jsr,.a ~ 90. . .ill
mony from both narties With ,a. VI a., ISL
the same a. the account ,ica ,astaS
arpument bv co1,ssi -, : 49, '.a!, a.I
the decision of the Court -090- 90
W VI ''' NOui''
THE DlsfhANchlsEMENr CASE TAKEN UP.
The case OF L. 5. rs. Archibald Given was now
called up and Jury drawn.
Inc Jury are as follows Jas. Janvier Samuel
McClaTy, Henry G.. Banning William D. CLARK
Samuel N Pusey, Alfred Belts thomas ] Ma
many. Curtis NJ Ialley, George W. Dorsey
Charles Gteen, Josiah Luddeu, Francis Barry
District Attorney Higgins opene1 the trosac,,-
tion by calling the attention Of the Cont and
jury to the gravity Of the case aud reading the
Statute laws of Delaware showing what dutir-
were attached to the position of Collector
aud also the 18th and 18Th Amendments Ia liza
National Constitution, with the Enforcement
Act of $50 royerrtn,, AM lt,,.,r ST. - 80
wise, ia the matter OF allowing citlzens ,nade "a
under those Amendments their fiuht. and nri,,
ileges as such. He then proceeded to read the
indictment, charging in various counts Arrl,i-
| bald Given with Wllfully aud knnwingly a.
tempting to ahlidse the sht- of Ab.alom Black
| Thomas Locke rulau. WIN Nyer- M Gra,t a.
and John T. Howard, contrary To sad Amend,
| mrlitr and the Enfnrren,f,1 10 81 is-n 'A-o''N
| He proposed to prove that Black oTer.d 10
pay tax aud when directed tocome to defendant's
ONCE could not find him, and that defendant
returned Inn as having left the State :" that
as to Myers Mr.. Given refused to receive lis tax
| though offered first by Myers himself and Inv
his brother afterwards, aud THAT SAID Myers was
returned a. having left the State 1" 70 also
with Chas Lccherman, Tho- Grant. and John
f. Howard, who attempted in vain to paw their
| taxes aud who were returned as having left
the State. lie then stated that such return he.
| ing made to the Levy Court caused the namea
of those men to be dropped from the asssss-
ment lists, and thus Disqualified them from yot-
ing. Mr.. Higgins closed after reading the state
| law Revised Code p. III Sec 10 relating 10 lie
appointment of Collectors.
Counsel for defence raise the point that tha
indictments alleged no specif, offence, which
after argument, Justice Strong overruled
The examination of witnesses for tie Govern-
meut now commenced.
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l went saw him and he told me it was too late !;
he was then coming out of his office on 9th st. (;
l was born in Maryland and have lived here the
past years; now work at the Water Works.
Chas. Lockerman sworn, live in this city and
follow the business Of general huckster; have
lived here for years know Archibald Given we'll
and he knows me, but didn't know be was tax
collector that is the reason didn't offer to pay
him my tax.
John F. Howard sworn, testified as follows l
live in West Wilmington and have kept barber
shop at 10th and Market for ~ years. neither
did Given leave me a receipt, nor did offer to
pay him any tax as didn't know he was col
lector; never saw his advertisement.
Court granted an attachment against Hiram
Is. Armstrong TO compel attendance as a witness.
John L. Springer sworn as to the certified
copy OF error list being a genuine one and as
containing the names marked OIL by him In ac-
cordance with the order Of Levy Court said order
being based on A. Givens' return, as having left
the State, or being dead.
II. F. Pickles testified Am resident OF Will
mington and follow the business of iron founder;
went to New Castle last 2Sth or 10Th Of March
| to inspect error list when l asked for it WAS
told Given had it found Given with it in the
| judges room, and asked to sec it when he re-
fused he bad the book on his lap not using it
| l Afterwards saw three gentlemen have the book
| and | asked them to let me look at il over Their
shoulder when they refused and slut
the book up; Given was in the room
Il
Did not getto see thu error list until Levy CouIt
adjourned.
Edmund Provost sworn Am resident of Will
mington, last 2Sth of March went to New Castle
to inspect error list of Wilmington Hundred
found 1t in the Judges room in the possession Of
Jackson Holmes, Chas. Bedford and William
| Woodward Given was there, too asked tC
see Error List and they would not allow me
Given remarking, I'm bossing this job thel
then got up and went into the Court room ant
sat down there l went or 5 times to get thu
error list but could not succeed, until after Lev,
Court had adjourned; | asked for the list in
quiet and orderly manner.
| DR.. John Cameron sworn. Am resident o
this city, went to New Castle to see the Erro
List OF Wilmington Hundred in last March
When got there, / found the book in the pos
session of three men who would not allow INT
to see it., MIR. Given came in the room and ha,
the men relieved who then had the book AM
other persons then took charge Of it. / coul,
not get the book to inspect it,
Edward Challenger sworn. Live in New Cas-
tie went up to the Court House to see the Erro
List frequently, during last March term of Lev
Court, but Was not able to get to see it Tia
book appeared to be made subject to Mr. Given
orders did not get to see the Error List Will
the Court sat.
9 Court adjourned until lOl5 A. NJ, Monday
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-10-17

A story is current Of newly elected Democrat
ic officer in this city that when he came to be in
stalled he did not know to what office he had
been elected
The leading editorial in one OF our enterpri-
sing contemporaries, yesterday, was made up Of
the facts printed in the local department Of the
COMMERCIAL, just one week previously.
An extra edition of Boughman. Thomas 4
Co.'S Opera House bulletin, The Programme,
was issued this morning, and distributed
throughout the city.
On Saturday. in honor Of the opening OF the
Wilmington and Western Railroad, a neat little
descriptive Guide-Book, entitled Hest,rdrd b.
rail From Wilmington will be issued for gra-
tutous circulation to travellers over the road.
1t will be illustrated with several wood-cut en-
cravings Of points of interest on the road.
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The WOrlsingmen's Building and Lnnd Associ-
iRtlOn.

THE oRANsroS AND Finn PROPERTY THE SITE
suMMEHylLLE IHE NAME.
A meeting of the Workingmens Building and
Land Association Of Delaware was held last
evening. at 2lj West lth street, at which site
for the new colony ives selected and also a name
Tor the town.
The committee who had the matter in charge
presented to the meeting for selection two sites
one being the Cranston and Finn property on
the line of the Wilmington Il Western Railroad
about miles from the city, the other being a
property of Joseph Iatnall ont in the neighbor.
hood OF the Newport pike, near the line of the
Wilmington Reading Railroad The former
site was selected by vote of - against 3 for the
latter. The lot contains about eighty acres. The
next matter taken up was the selection of anam,
for the new town, and the following were pre-
scented and voted upon
t"ei 'llie' '''''''''.' ..'........- Il
enterprise. .......................
-'o"t""H ''ss's'. .-...............
AT the next meeting the number OF shares t,
be taken by each shareholder, will be decide,
upon and the payment of the first inatalmen
VIII be made. The Office room of Mr. D. I
Hawkins III the RumfOrd Building. has been Sc
cured for place of meeting The election for
| superintendent will take place as soon az SOM
additional regulations in the bylaws can be ar
ranged
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-10-17

TRAINS LRAvK WILMINGTON.
For PhiladsIphia-646, $50 $40, 1880 a m. H. 20,
400, 400, b42 liza 1920 p. m Sundays $50, p. IN.
For Nep YoJk-1s0 a m ; 1920 and b4q p. m.
For Baltinlore-l250 2Os and 1000 a m. LOO and
b.1T p. m.
For the Delaware r. RI, a. m, (fer Harrington.
Returning arrives at Wilmingt n 49, p n.y. 12b5
and 10 10 a. m; 6 20 p. m. No Sunday trains.
For Aei1 Cdste-i255 7, TO- 10 a. M, and 6.25 pm.
For CodtesDiie, Reading, ste.-6SD and 1920 a IN.
Las and 800 p. m. Sunday train at a. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
$50, lOd5 and 1910 a. m. 1910 2sO, 400, 500,
100, 9.0O and ll.sO p m. Sundays 300 ll.s0 p. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
From peldiDdre X R.-sOO u-om New Castle
1O.lb a m; $50, Sl5 and p. M Crhe two latter
are freight with passenger car attached.
From W. a. r. R.-s.15 and 1l.4O, a. m. 4.a5 and
SIS p. m. Sunday train at p. m.
From PhiiGdelphir--12.42, $50 a. m 1926, 1245
S4b bOI, 6ls s.25, 1880. Sunday 12.42 a. m, ant
1890 p. m.
STEAMBOAT 8. NJ. FKLroE.
Ledre Wilmington at TaO A. NJ, and returning
leave Philadelphia at 8, p. NJ.
sw- See time tables for further particulars
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Noites.



Everybody will go to \. f.. DIS Lecture.
NoTICE-TO WATER RENTBRS.-AH persons
~ who have sold property during the present
year, NUT give notice ia writing TO the Registrar,
at the nice OF the Water Department, before the
3uth day Of November ls12 aud insert IN the notice
he name Of the purchaser ana number Of
property purchaser. Otherwise they will be
held liable for the "A alter Rent he next year Also,
all persons who NAV wish to discontinue the use Of
water any portion OF II, must give notice as above
a pay SR0i for drawing erule No alteration Will
be mtd IN any bill after the above date. a new
assassin mt Of Brsniywine wat rhaVing been made
aud the Bills cOmpleted,all per Ons in crested are
invited to call aud Xdulue the same.
octl6tnov3j FRANK A. rAl LOR. Registrar.
n OTiCE-CIrlZENS LOAN ASSOCIATION
special meeting Of the stuckh lders OF The
CITIZENS Loan Assoc alton Will be held IA til Oiilce
Of the Seer taty. No. 33 Market street, nn Friday
evening October Is n, lsi2, at ~ O'clock, To take
action on proposed anne dments 10 the By-Laws.
OctlO tm GhO. G. MAkIS, Secy.
NOTICE.
TIE WILMINGTON a. READING H. II,
COMPANY
Have completed arrangements TO carry MONEY,
PACKAGES, ant EXPRESS MATTER TO and
from all points on the line Of their road and West
Chester. Express matter sent TO Franklu Telegraph
Ohice, No 2, West tlrl street. or their Depot FrOnt
anu Madison, or orders lef' with M"Muen a Seal,
delivering agents Will receive prompt attention.
aprt-u &. SlULh. Gen'l Supt.
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Ladies' under garments-F. L Frank.
Harnware-Truman a Shaw, Phada.
Funeral notice
Wilmington city Dlrectory-A few copies left.
Propo ais for school desks and furniture.
Proposals for heaters
To Investors j. McLear Son.
StOrks and nonds-R. X. Robinson 4 Co.
Vest maker wanted-J. IL. Muhlhausen.
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Deaths.

FLEMING In this city on wednesday evening.
October 10th, 1872, Mrs. Elenor Flemlug aged 80
years. 90 &C.,
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectiully invited 70 attend the funeral from her
late Residence No SlT W. Front street. on Saturday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock, with out further notice,
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-10-17

KENT County COURrs Trials commence il
the Court Of General Sessions Of the Peace and
Jail Delivery on Monday 25th. in Oyer and Term
iner on Wednesday Both, and in the Superior
Court on Thursday. 3l-t The trial list for the
Superior Court contains 80 cases.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-10-17
THE PENINSULA.


Court is in session.
There are four prisoners awaiting trial in the
Princess Anne jail-three for attempted rape and
one for larceny.
Rev. Saml, X. Stewart, born and reared in
Somerset, died, some time ago, in the far West
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-10-17

ENLARdED.-Ihe Railroad Hotel at Dover,
kept by George G. Schaich, has been enlarged
and otherwise improved, Persons stopping
there will find a comfortable house. table load
ed with luxuries, and sn accommodating land
lnv1
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aelarria0fs.

hARSHALL-HAYES. - At Trinity Church, VII.
mington Delaware, on Monday, oct. IT, by Rev.
William j. Frost, ID. d., William Marshall and
Josephine 5. Hayes, all Of Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-10-17

tS-FALL cLOTHiNG-Mr. John II. Muhlhausen's
pleasant tailoring establishment al 4l5 King street.
has Just been supplied with fine stock Of FAIL
GOODS, selected With much care and discrimination.
Just such stock as tasteful people like examine
and select from. Mr., MS. customers have the adj
vantage Of his 10 years experience in the selection
OF goods and styles OF make up. Those who begin
TO feel the need OF Fall and Winter elCthIg should
measured.
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F. L. # X A \ A.
W l L NJ n G TON, DE L.
-1y

~ You Troubled nth a Bad Bradth.-It annoys
get rid OF It, but scarcely know what means to
adopt We will tell you. Use the fragrant SozoDONT
1t will cleanse and beautiy the teeth, and leave
yOur breath nnre
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-10-17

REPoRTED DAILY AT PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. /, BOYS
DEPARTMENT.
WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. 10th, 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Temper Height Dew Wind Rain
AZURE of Baron Point Fall.
$40 BOSOM. 55.5Ole E.NE. o.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-10-17

kB- The Greatest Want of the present age Is men
ana women, healthy and vigorous in mind and body
The continued headaches, weaknesses nervousness
and varying ailments which aiillct women are gen.
orally the result Of imperfect action OF the stomach
and other vital organs. DR.. Walkers California
vinegar Btters being composed entirely VI Vt geta
BILE substances indigenous 10 California, may be
taken with perfect safety by the most delicate and
are sure rtmedy. CORE citing all wrong atiiun and
giving new yigOr to the whole system.
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INSTRUCTION IN
DRAWING AND PAINTING.

A ply to A. T. SCOTT, Room No. G, s. W. corner
Of Eighth and Market streets.
EVENING DRAWING CLASS commences Sep
TENDER 10th, at ~ O'Clock. sel5-1y
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Proposals.
IOROPOsAI.s



DR 'PUsALs FOR MATCHMAKING A POR-
L TlON OF the BkD OF FOURTH STREET.
Bids Will he received by the Street Commit ee at the
Oilce OF the street Commissioner until THURS
DAY, October 18th, at O'Clock, Pm for preparing
that portion Of the bed OF Fourth Street, East OF
Market street, which Is included between the East
eTly euro line on Lombard street and the Eastery
curb-llne on Pine Street, for furnishing the mater
tHl and pnttiug down a MaCadamIZed Pavement ON
said portion uI sald street Width OF sire tbetween
curbs, nity-seyen feet The WORK 10 extend at all
Intersections Of Streets, not already paved to the
building line on Fourth Str ct.
The pavement 10 he not less than sixteen inches
In depth, and 10 conform to the shape OF the surface
OF the street. The nag-stOne to be relad wherever
Necessary on the Street. Depth Of earth to be re-
moved about siXtf en- inches. the material now on
the street, and the EARTH are Reserved, and 10 be
delivered at such places as the street Commission
er may direct, and the whole WORK TO be under his
direction.
The right to reject any or all bids Is reserved.
OBLIGATIONS can be seen az The Oliice OF the
street commissioner over the Fourth ST. Market.
The pawn above mention is Intended as an
experiment. and It Is expressly undeTstO. and Di
Vided that II after trial during the ny winter
the kind Of pavement aud The pHVrluen as laid un-
der the abOVe-naued speCi lea ions prove Batisfac-
tory 10 the city COsncil, then The successful bidder
Tor the above portion, pursuant TO this invitation
Tor proposals may enter into contract to lay tine
mHinder al the lie per square yard. But that
II after such trial the work on tnis Kind pavem nj
should not prove satisfactory or II the itY Council
pete The paving OF said street. then the city thal
incur no FUR her LIABILITY beyond the portions laid oI
TO he laid as above.
The city Council reserve the absolute right and
option u lay no more OF said pavement ON Fourth
street, between Market street ami the Chrtstiana
creek, IMAM the experimental portion above des.
Crbed. VIII lam CANBY
oct. lat Chairman Of the street Committee