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HOEEM AN AS The CAPITAL.

Or Special Correspondent at yirgini.
City says the removal of the Capital from
that place will probably be brought up dur
ing the present session of the Legislature.
and that Bozeman is favor;lbty spoken ct as
the successor OF the ancient city of Virginia
tor Capitoiie honors. We have heretofore
persistehtly resisted every measure for
removing and locating the Capital on ac-
couit OF the unsettl 4 condition of our Ter
ritory, and the apparent lack ct pernancy
AMI central location of the towns prop esed
as the tut re capital. But in the case OF
Bozeaianit is d ffercnt. 1t does not possess
The objectionable textures cited above. but is
built upon u foundation and surrounded ty
resources rs permanent az the world itself.
anti Is fast hecoming the central poi t of tile
Territory. It's rapid progress during the
past two years will be quadruplcd in the Ecxt
two years, which will make it by tar the
largest own in the Tertiary. While other
towns OF the Territory have been either re-
trogrnliag, or standing still, Micawber-lke.
waiting for something to turn up POSSIBLY
a North and South Railroad, Bozelnon has
been rapidly and steadily Increasing in popu-
latioD, and Ter capitalists ard mechanics
have invested their means ami labor in sub
stantiai improvements, whic Ii has brought it.
IN the past two years. from the position OF
the fifth town. il the Territory to that OF the
second, with fair prospects OF soon being
the first. Early raiiroad connection with tile
East is assured by the construction of the
Northern Pacific Raj road. which will reach
A point within three hundred miles OF Boze-
man this year, aid in 1874 we will have trains
running through the Gallatin Valley.
Our Correspondent sa IS tie West Side del |
sgation will favor Bozeman III case tile ques-
ion comes ny.
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IIOLSI-sGcoND Day.

VIRGINIA City, April 15.-'fhe House met
at 10 O'clock a. m. an the Speaker appoint
ell the standing commit ee. rs follows:
Ways and Meansls. Il. Emerson, j. Hart
well. J. e. Kelley.
Judiclary.-G. L. Coleman, w. T. Sand, rs,
c. Meal.
Internal Improvements Curtis, S.
! Mallory. J. Browne.
Territorial aifai; L. Harri. gton. I.
Dean, r X. Emerson
Finance. -C. w. Suit OF, VA. Clscssman,
@. Cur s.
Roads and die hways-f. Dean, r.. x.
Emerson. j. Kennedy.
Pablie Ian SIS. Mallory. G. L. Harring-
ton. e. w. McCaaiey
Fed ral Relatious.-iszrkisI, Carmichael
and Aiken.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Sfaif,rdl and Aleer.
Towns and Counties. Browne, Uartweli
and Ezekiel;
Military Afalrs.-clessman Dusold anu
Tate.
Enthusiastically. Coleman and
Dusnitl.
Agriculture and Manufactures. Tate.
OKeeir and fIarfwel.
Indian Atfairs.--Statford Ilelll and
O'Kcefp ""e
Mines and Naturalization, MeCaulcy
and Sutton
Ebsrossment.-IIeldt, Harrington and
Curtis
Ehroliment.-Aiger, Ezekiel and Chess
man.
Prlntine.-Kerley. Carmichael and Sutton.
After Which the House went into the Com.
mittee OF tle Whole ON the Governors
message. with Emerson, Of Jefferson. in the
1liair 1T il a. IN. the committee arose and
reported
Ibe following bills were introduced
IL. b. No. l, introduced by Sanders an
act to amend an act to enlarge suffrage.
Read lsf and 2d times. and referred to Com
mittoe ON Elections.
IT, ,. No 2. introduced hv Ezekiel. of
Ma'ilson.) an act t. amend m act CONCERN
ing suffrage. Same disposition made.
ii b. No. 8. (Sanders.l an act to define the
time when amendments 10 tbe Code nassad
at me present Legislature shall take effect.
Il. 3. Q. 4 Coleman. of GalIatin) n act
TO tmand an net concerning TAILS ard prisons
II. B. No. ). (Coleman.) an acr renuirino
tnuniy Clerksto perform cerfain duties of
Distr'ct Clerks. ind Regulating fees for s.me.
Read lst and 81 times under suspensinp NJ
the rules and referred to Judiciary Commit
tee.
II. B. M. 6. trtleman,) an act to repeal an
net concerning licenses. Read in same man
ncr and referred To Committee on Finance.
q. Is. NO. z. (Sa*eers.) m act entitled an
lrt to regulate proceedings n civil cases in
ionrt> OF Justice in Montana. Ref rred to |
Judiciary Committee.
Ii. B. No. s. fSanslers.) an act to aynend I
Sec |. Chapter of Coditiei Laws. Referred
% Judiciary Committee.
Sanders. Of Lewis ah1 Clarke. gave notice
2 lntrodnce bills relating to raifroad corpor
lflons. franchises ard grants OF subsidies.
The House then proceeded TO elect an As
istant Secretary. when Alex. II. Beattie. of
owls ard Clark. was elected.
The House adjourned until April 10th at
O a. N.
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town and by tie way he is interviewing tho
members, Isnppose he really means business.
IN conversation had with him yesterday
he said he was expecting couple OF lawyers
from Helena to draft the i'll 10 subsldlZc The
road. ard see that Hon. Warren Toole has
Stree arrived; So. Iolg before you receive
this. the bill will be introduced
There is q rsInlor to the effect that another
Capital Bill is to be introduced this session,
ard that it is to BIZ. in favor OF BoZenlan.
How much foundation ii has i'm fact do not
know. but lam CONVINCED that such a bill
will meet with the favor of the West Side
members
Judge Rice the Vice-President of tile
North Pacific, came here for flying visit
last Tuesday. aud addressed Il public meeting
OH Wednesday evening. He ave quite IL
sketch of the N. P. X. r.. but as far as
could understand he did nor promise that a
large amount OF work was to be done the
current year. nor did he give very fiatter-
il g picture OF the future of tie Company,
but promised that tn v would not forfeit
their charter, BY the terms OF which the road
must be completed before the expiration Of
the year 1877. The bonds of the Company
are not selling very well at this lime. but be.
accounted for that by stating that bonds OF
all kinds are at present a drug on the mar
ket.
notice quite a number of strangers in
town outside of thu members OF the Legisla-
ture but | have IA yet to see the facts OF any
OF the ..Pitgrinss." whose advent Is anxiousI
expected. and WHO will be ia, fully well
coined by the Hotel Keepers ii by nobody
else.
DAN Floweree. SAM Hauscr, Col. johnson,
A. III. Reattie, Ance Davidson AMI others
from Heleni. are here and are laboring night
and day in the cause OF subsidy. and from
the amount of aniskey furnished by them
selves and friends, judge that they are filled
with the ..splrits Of their mission"
The proceedings OF both branches OF the
Legislature have so far been very harmoni-
Gus, especially in the Council all the menu
bers OF which seem TO be actuated by desire
10 progress without any wrangling.
LII the House Col. Sanders occasionally
makes flew remarks and is generally
followed by Coleman. OF your burg. who by
tile by is Charinain OF the House Judiciary
Committee, and it seems to me that We're it
not for these two TIE House would be very
dull place to p SIS an hour in.
Sanders is by far. the best member in the
House, when politics are out OF the question,
and is inseisibly moulding tina. body to his
own hiking. LaWrence. In tile Council. is
the hardest worker. but Fisher is the best
parlianentarian, though Beck is very good.
Next week ! will write again, and keep
you posted as to what is going on, and how
matters are shaping themselves.
remsn, Yours, etc.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

House resumed at 2 p. M. Mr.. Speaker ,rt
/ ten.. in the chair.
The Committee on credentials reported the
follo ing named persons entitled TO seats:
1st Dist.-Bcnj Ezekiel. Isaac S. Stafford
Sanl Mallory and Alex. Carmichael.
I'd Dist. D. Aiken. J. g. Kerley. s. M
Alger. Isaac Dean and J. Fl. Rodgers.
3D. Dist.-An1 ew Dnsold w. A, Chess.
man. j. w. HartweIl, F. G. Heldt and w. r,
Sanders.
4th Dist G. Mead aud +. A. Brown.
9TH Dist.-Jas. Kennedy and C.. G. O,Eeefe.
6 h Dist G. III. Dnlanev.
It'll Dist.-C. w. Sutton and G. T.. Har,ino.
ton.
9Th Dist.-O. Curtis, G. w. McCulley and
X. K. Einmerson.
9th Dst.--C. M. Tate and G. s. Coleman
The report was accepted adopted ard the
committee discharged
On motion OF Rogers a committee of three
was appointed, consisting of Rogers. MALLORY
and sutton. to wait on Secretary Galloway
a'a invite him tn admirist the oath ri
Office to the members elect OF this IIol,s,.
The House shen went into an election for
Speaker. which resulted in the election of
Hon. John Ii. Rodgers. of Deer Lodge.
On molten Of lIartwell. the House bro eeetl
to the election OF officers as follows:
Chief Clerk-W. w. Chapman. II Madison.
Enro ling Clerk-E. IL. Hurley, OF Madison.
Engrossln5 Clerk-L. Hawkins. of Mis-
soula.
scrgeant-at-Arms- T. Sherry, OF Madi-
son.
Doorkeeper-L. B. Bell, Of Madison.
Watciiman--L. C. Carr. OF Madison.
Messenger-llaster X. Watson, OF Madison.
The Chief Clerk was directed to inform the
Council that this House is organized and
ready for business.
committee consisting OF Ezekiel. Cole
man and Dnsold was appointed. to prepare
rules fol. the government Of this body.
e was ordered that Reporters for the Terr- /
'orial Press be admitted within the Bar az
ibis House. :
The election ef an Assirtant Clerk ,ya<
until II o'clock IL. M. of Ihurs,iav /
iext.
On motion OF Ezekiel 4 committee consist.
Dg of Ezekiel. Sanders and Sutton was am
,pinted to walt OH the Governor and inform
lin that his RoHse is organized for business
nd ready to receive any communication lie
aay have to make 70 this bopy.
This conmit.e reported that the Governor
could communicate by message through his
rivaTe Secretary.
communication from his ExceI1enev. T. e
ilsernor, through chas st. Clair, VAS ~
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For the sake Of an argument. the Gazette
'wa'ps little editorial that appeared in this
paper last week to suit its convenience, aid
then goes f'r us. Its entire lack OF 70 unda-
non robs 1t Of any effect which it might 9th
erwise have had. The etitor of that sheet
knows well enough that the present !editor ol
this paper has at all TINS opposed sl5s:-
dLl GA \. ~ d :. 70 d., Which was so stated
IN The article to which the Gazette allllles,
WIRE M.jor Bruce was tenn orarily editor OF
this paper, he advocated, and was the first to
do SO in the Terit ory, the adoption of some
laealis TO sscarc early railroad conn non.
come from where it might.
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COUNCIL-Tn1Rp DAY.

VIRGINIA CRY. April 16.-The Council
met ut the usual hour today. the President
in the chair.
Lawrence intralucel G. B. No II. entitled
an act to establish and regnlats the fees of
Sheriffs: read 1st and 2tl times and referred
TO Judiciary. Committee. He also introduced
9. B. No. IS. entitled M Hrt tn amend the
license law; read fst and 81 times and re-
ferreal to Conrnitte.. OH Wavs and Means.
Newcomer introduced G. b. M. 10. en-
titled an act TO establish, system of work
printed -
feaoer introduced q. 3. No. 90, entitled
an act to regulate and govern the Peniten-
tlary ut Deer Lodge: ordered to he printed.
G. b. No. g. was put on its final passa ge
passed. This bill provides thar District
Attorneys shall receive $500 per year from
Inc Territory, instead of 81 500, as al pres
ent.}
Newcomer. Beck Lawrence and Yearer
We're appointed as members from the Conn
GU OH Joint special committee to whom
was referred all fee bills.
y =. No. 4. repeating the ne prohibiting
the sale OF liquor to soldiers. ra sed.
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PROBATE E0TT

TERRITORY OF MONTANA
County OF GalatiD. Sc.
In Probate Court
ceased ~
ing will. f ~" pi"'-
Pursuant TO on order of said Court made IN tbe
18th day Of April. A. D. 1873, va '''o
!, ~ y HEREBY GIVEN, that Monday, the
lnar y, IN the Court Room of said Court in The city
OF Ioz-man, Gatlatin County, Montana Territory
ing the Will Of said Nimrod Ford, deceased and
Ion , nearing Tue application OF ID. A. Mcphers on
any oostphS Hill the Issuance TO theE of letters
aestaHlehtafy, when and Where any person inter.
es,ea may appear and contest the same
Dated april 18th 1873
5. w LANGH0RNE, Probate Judge and
eS-oflcio Clerk of the Probate Gnrirt f."
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SIDGE CORNELIUS HEDGES has been cen-
tirncd by the Council Territorial Superinten-
dent If Public instruction. Mr.. Hedges has
tille:l the position the past two years by APP
pointlncnt from the Governor, and his en-
ergy aud faithful performance OF duty IN this
important position has rendered his confirma-
ton ii matter OF congratulaton to the people
OF abe Ter tory. No better appointment
could have been made, and we are oratified
10 know that lie Legislature ignored all
partizan feeling in tits matter, where none
L, rtai,,y SIP uld exist.
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NOTICE TO MINERS.
q. S. LANE OFFICE, !
HELENA, n. II, April ~. 1873.

U. s. LANE OFFICE, !
HELENA, N T., April II. 1873
NELsON III. MURRAY, whose post Office address
IN is Buzeman, G;lliaiin County, Nj r. has filed
il this office his application to enter as agricultural
land under the presumption laws the west u Of the
north West OF section T. and cast "a of north east
Il OF section 5 in township ! south of range no
east, which land is suspended from entry as agrI-
cu ural land; notice is hereby given that hearing
2sth day of May 1878, To determine as TO the MIN
eral or non mineral character or said land, and
testimony TO be us d upon said hearing will be taken
before Arch Graham, County Clerk, at his etice in
Bozeman. Galiatin County, NJ T., commencing at
10 o, clock a. m, on the I'D day of May, 1873.
1t is alleged there are known miners, or min
in improvements claims upon said land
(Signeq,) w. g. CHILD, Register
l.. b. LYMAN Attorney for Applicant
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
sherif's Sale.

Eyy virtue of a special order and decree of the
- District Court OF the First Judicial Dis rict
Of the Territory OF u, ntana, in I'd for the county
OF Gallatin, have levied upon and will on Satury
day; The 4th day Of May 1878 bet 1een the hours of
nine O'Clock m aad Ave O'Clock d. IN of said
iav, In front 1.-The Sherif's office in Bozaman
sell to the highest and best bidder for cash. all the
interest of d. q. Butler in and to certain dwell
Ing hi nse, standing upon the following described
real estate, situate in said alatin Coui IT, to wit:
Lot numbered n'ne 30 of Block ID, of Blacks adj
dition to the town OF Bozeman; said property was
levied upon TO satisfy execution in favor of
John Stephens and l.. n Reese, and against d. c.
satler
Given under my hand this 9th day of April, A.
D. 1873. j. g. GUY
Sheriff Of Gallain County, Montana Terrltory
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Orr Capital Correspondent has sent us
three important Council Bills. One intro
dlced by lion. E. Il. Wager, entitled : An
Act to regulate and govern The PenItentlary
at Deer Lodge. Montana Territory; y one i'm
trodue by Hon. r. Lawrence, entitled,
7" An Act 10 provide for the creation and
regulation OF Railroad Companies in the Ter
ritory Of Montana and the.othe by Hon. ID.
+. Newcomer, entitled, "hn Act to define
and provide for the working of Public Roads
and highways" We have not loom :or their
| publication this week.
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NOTICE TO MINERS.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, M. T., April s, ls7a.

HELENA, M T., April s, 1918.
YOIN NYE, whose post Office address is HamiI-
81 ton ,,alntin County, III. T., has filed in this Of
flee his application to enter agricultural land
under the resumption laws, the south u of north
east and west u of south east Il of Is IN town
ship No. /, south OF rangs No. 3, east, which land
is suspended from entry agricultural land: notice
Is hereby given that IL hearing will be hal at This
0 determine MS To the mineral or nom-mneral char
acter OF said land, and testimony to be used upon
said hearing will be taken before Arch Graham
County Clerk, at Bozeman, in Gallatn County NJ
T., commencing at 10 O'Clock II. M, on the Gath
day OF May, 1873
1t is alleged there are no known MINER nor min.
ing Improvements claims upon said land
W. e, CHILD Register.
l.. b. LYMAN, ATTORNEY for Applicant
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The Virginia City correspondent OF tile
Herald pays a well served compliment t,
the presiding officers oi the Colrcil and
House, Hon. G. w. Stapleton, of Beaver
Head aud Hon. John Rodgers, of Deer
Lodge. Tile Council and House displayed
good judgment in the selection of these
gentlemen TO preside over the deliberations
OF the J. z islalive Assembly. The same cor
respondent says the members of both houses
are startng=to work in good earnest, which
initiates short session 9yil ts0.,' ae..
menUcfs 1--H----7
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NoTECEssTO MINERS.
U. s. LAND OFFICE.
HELENA, II. r., April Is, 1875.

U. s. LAND OFFICE, ,
HELENA, II T., April Is, 1875. (
Tehn NJ. Burke, whose Post office IS foz.man,
81 tsallatin C,unfy, NJ. r., has fled in this oiicc
his application to enter rs agricultural land under
the presumption laws. the north West x of south
east 4 and north east Il of south west q and east
u of noi tn west 4 of sec. in township No q
South of range No. east, which lind IS SUI pended
from entry as agricultural land; notice is hereby
given that hearing will he had ut this office at 10
O'Clock Il IN, on the 29th day of May 1873 to de-
termine us TO the mineral or mineral character
of sail land. and testimony TO be used upon SAID
hearing will be taken before Arch Graham County
Clerk, at his oilic- in BJzAm III. Gliiltn county,
III. L. commencing ut D O'Clock a. m. ON the 2ith
day of May, 1873.
1t is alleged there no known miners nor NM
ing improvements claims upon said land
w. e. CHILD Register.
L, e. LYMAN. Attorney for Apulicant
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HOIISE--..rHfpn nv

J, Virginia Cry. April &c. Mead Introduced
enapier q Of Cod. laws relating to county
a!!,icers; ordered pr nted; also Fl. b. No. Is,
Oil 20 amend charter 2. title is of God. stat
htes; rel.'rreel to Judiciary t,on,nittee
Aesiry introduced II. B. No. IL. an net to
ief,eal me act entitled an net to provide for
tne Forfeiture to the Territory of placer
lhlnes neil ~ aliens referred n GutnII1
W ieriltorlai Affairs; also IA. b. No. IL. an.
az @ repeal The act to provide az, nss
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COUNTY AssEssoR.-The. House, on the
l6tis. repealed the law authorizing District
-Asses sors, ard restorcd.the old law in mod
flied torn, which provides for one Assessor
in each County. We regard this as a wise
measure. 1t will, however, ncccssitate the
lection Of a County Assessor at the next
Anr,ict a;nntynp
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IioS. MARTiN MAGINNIs. our Congressional
Delegate is highly complimented by cores
ponden.s and newspapers at Washington.
lie is n ported to be q general favorite ut the
Capital. and we anticipate much good to our
Territory as the result OF his services in Con-
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COUyCIL-sEcoSD DAY.

COUNCIL-sEcoND DAY
VIRGINIA Cry, April l5.-.Ihe Council
met at l0a. M, and the following standing
committees were appointed:
judiciary .-T.awrence. Beck, Newcomer
Fisher and Yager.
ways aud Means.-Dance, Garrigan, Bal
lock, lager and Newcomer.
Internal lnlprovemants.-Beck, Fisher
Dance, Garrigan and wager.
Public LaiIis.-Fisher, Newcomer, Stew.
art. Garriaan and Lawrence.
Federal Observation-Disclosures, Beck. Bull
lock, Garrigan ard Fishe".
lncorporatfons.-Bull BASS. Stewart
Eager and Dalfce.
Agric ltural and Manuflctures.-Bas
Garrigan, Bullock, Fisher and Newcomer.
Eiectiens.-N Stewart, Beck
Fisher and Yager.
Indian Aifairs.-Garrigan Bullock, Bass,
Dance and Stewart.
Mines aud Minerals. Stewart, Lawrence
Beck, Garrlgan aud Yager.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Newcomer Bullock.
Fish,, and Garrigan.
Tow and Counties -Garri@an, Dance.
wager. Beck and Lawrence.
Military AffaifS.-Bull ,ck. Bass, Beck,
Lawrence and Newcomer.
Elgro> smen bass, Bullock, Beck, Gar
rigan and Lawrence.
Enrolment Fisher, Bullock, Yager, Beck
and Stewart.
Printing! Newcomer, Bullock, Garrigan,
Wager and Bass.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Newcomer, Dance.
Stuart and Las renee.
Roads and Highways. Beck, Bass, Gar
rigaii, Fisher and Newcomer.
The Council went into Committee of the
Whole an the Governors Message. Fisher. ef
Jefferson, in the chair. and after due consid-
Grafton the committee rose and sepo ted.
Among tn bills Introduced are the fol-
lowing:
Bullock introduced a bill to regulate fees
OF Ills; riot and county officers, witnesses and
jurors. A bill to amend the election law. A
bill to repeal the wtiskey law. A bill regard
my the office OF District Attorney. A bill to
repeal extra compensation.
Lawrence introduced a bill to regulate
practice III Courts OF Justice A bill to regli-
late fees OF county officers; and several bills
re.a;lng to education, and,amendmcnls to the
codi3ed laws.
Bills We're introduced by Messrs. Fisher.
Garrigan, Beck, Dance AMI Newcomer.
AT y. m. the Council went Into executive
session Oh the nomination of Cornelius
Hedges as Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ton, Which was co ffnpd.
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The emigration from Kansas and Missouri
to this Territory this summer it is said, will
be unusually large, mostly farmers. The
Gallatin aud Yellowstone valleys can furnish
emma s
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HOUsE-FrRsr DAY.
MORNING SESSION.

The Housewives called to orer BY the Sec.
rotary If 1915 o'clock p M. and Beniamn
Ezekiel. Of Madison. was elected Speak. pro.
tenn. and w. w. Chapman Chief Clerk pro.
On motion Of Kerley. of Deer lodge. a
ommitte on Credentials was appointed. con-
sistiEe OF Messrs. kerlev. of Deer Lodge,
San ers. Of Lewis and Clark. and Brown. OF
Beaver Head
The House took a recess until O'Clock
n. IN.
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OSE 81 our most valuable exchanges is the
Uiali Daily Mining Journal, published at
salt Lake City. 1t is a live, spicy newspaper,
and decidedly the best local paper published
in the CITY of the Saints.