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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08
AN EXTRA SESSION.

During tho closing days of tho late
session OF the Legislature, tho report
of tho investigating committee, charg-
ing Auditor Bennett aud Treasurer
Burdeit with "high crimes and mis-.
dGmeanors'-tho substance of which
wo have given in another article,
was adopted, The committee recon.
menli the impeachment Of Treasurer
Burdclt and Auditor Bennett. The
report is signed by Mcssrs. Good,
BlakemOre, PritChard, Stewart, shy.
dor and Carlisle. Pritchard declined
to sign tho recommendation to i'm.
peach Bennett, but was in favor oil
impeauhiug Mr. ButieIt.
Tho report having been adopted
again showing that so far as the Demo
cratic party was concerned, there
should 30 no "wbitewashing"-it be.
came necessary to hold an extra SEES.
sion, in order to try tho matter. In
cases Of this kind, the House Of Dele.
gates prepares the articles Of impeach.
ment, ard appoint managers" (attor.
noyO to conduct the prosecution 10
behalf Of the State; and the Senate
hears and determines tho case as any
oth,r court would do. In this in,
stance, alter preparing the articles o.
impeachment, the House appointed &
committee Of seven managers Of the
impeachment consisting OF Messrs
Good, Wclch, Stuart, Mason, Blake
more, Hutchinson and Carlisle, ant
tue Senate was notified Of tue action.
Subsequently, two.thirls Of the
members elected to each House con
curing, u resolution ordering an ex
ira session was adopted. BY The
terms Of the resolution, the Legislator
will meet at tho seat of government
(the city Of WhoCling) on the 1Otl
day Of November, to dispose of thi
impeachment farce and such othe
business as may come before them.
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should bl kept in tho Charleston
banks. These banks promptly paid
the amount Of interest required BY
law; 50 that he State did not lose a
eeilt-and there was no misapplicalion
Of the State funds. But it ischarged
that during this time the Auditor and
Treasurer received certain presents
from the banks with which the money
was deposited. Well, land We do not
admit iD suppose they did2 Did the
State lose anything therebyY Not ono
solitary cent! On the contrary, BY
the timely suggestions Of John S. Bur.
dett, tho State Treasurer, the State
has sdrcd til ousands Of dollars.
By tho efficient management Of the
State finances by tho Treasurer aud
Auditor, the State has not only me-
the usual expenses of government
but has appropriated large sums tt
Tho public institutions the expenses
Of the Constitutional Convention unt
tho long sessions Of the Legislator,
made necessary by it, having beer
promptly met, and the rate of taxation
has been decreased, until il is nov
lower ths, at any previous time III thl
history Of this State. When this stat
Of things is known, and the furthe
fact is considered tina. TO these gentle
men is due oil tho credit for the presan
satisfactory condition Of our State f
nancos, We cannot see the propricty o
what is in fact Il persecution,
As we have shown, the State hai
not been the loser to the amount Of Z
cent by the action of theio offcars
but has mrod thousands Of dollars
No act has been done by them contra
ry to law; unless, in their zeal fol
tho interests Of tho people, they have
gone too far in demanding all that The
State was entitled to receive.
II a law can be suggested to prevent
James W. Wofindiu receiving a test
monial from friend, then laws car
be made making it criminal for John
s. Bufdett or Edward A Bennett to
meet with the usual courtesies Of life
from their friends. But We have not
yet seen (and We shall DO slow to pro.
nounee sentence before conYicsiOn) thai
our State officers have received any
consideration even in this way. 0ne
thing VIC know full we'll, that thoy
handled our State finances SO as to
not only rid US of a debt Of 100000
bcqucaihed to US by the Republicans,
but have enabled US TO make larger APP
preparations than ever before, aud h
reduce the ratio Of taxation. If this
is criminal, God send US moro crimi.
nails Ifthis is wrong, give US more
Wrong.dOOrs
We shall have more to shy on thi!
subjee! between now aud the time fixed
for the trial Of these officers. We
want them 10 have a fair, full and free
trial aud our word for it, they will
come out Of this mass Of SANDER puri.
fed and yindicatodI
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OUR REPRESENTATIVES,.

Our county. and. in fact. our entire
Senatorial District, has every rcus CD
10 nav all honor 10 lhe gentlemen who
represeptcl US In the Legislature.
Tie senator from This county, Mr.
Bennett, was regarded as probably the
ablest man in either House. As
Chairman Of tho Committee on Taxa.
ton and Finance, nearly all tho bills
of Importance, CONTEMPLATING tho OK.
penditures Of money, wore originated
by him. He was aI,o on the Commit.
tees on judiciary, Federal Relations
and Rules, as well as other Special
Committees. It is duo to Mr.. Ben.
matt, more than to {, ,py other member
Of tho Senate, That lLo bin removing
tho scat of poyorpuept to Wheeling
became a law. In His, he was ac,uS.
tod solely by n de.ire TO promote the
hest ip,orests Of hi, constituents; and
| future events will move that his ac
lion in Ibis matter has entitled him to
tho lasting gratitude Of the people Of
this norton of the S.nAo.
Colonel Golf, Nj. Benuelt's col,
league, was very useful member.
AlSays promptly iuLis placc, and ey.
or on the abort for the best interests Of
his constituents, DO won mauy friends,
and reflected credit upon his District
He was member Of tho following
Committees Privileges and Flee.
lions; Public Buildings aud HumuuC
Institutions; Forfeited, Delinquent
and upuppropriatol Lands; anl Pub.
lie Library.
Our Delegate, Nj. Chidcstcr, dc.
serves special praise, lie well earned
the name Of boiug ono Of the hardest
and most successful workers in the
House. lie illustrated forcibly the
fact that ,rorGen and not speech. ma.
kets, arc whit We need in tho Lcgisla-
e.-Th0 Delegate from this county
has sthc most uneayiable position Of
any member Of tho House. lie is
met on alt sides by offers for Grades =
aud to acquit himseif honorably, and
a, the same time perform the dutie.
which arc required d him By his poo.
pie, make up a task that no one can ap.
preciatc, unless he has been an eye.
witness Of the work expected Of our
Delegate. Mr. Chileter, by close ap.
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TIIE SALT SULPHUR BILL.

The bill establishing another insane
asylum was again brought up before
the late session Of the Legislature,
and passed the Senate by a vote Of 16
to 5-SCnatOr Bennett being tho only
one to enter protest against such an
absurdity. The bill then came to the
House OF Delegates, and on three sep.
crate occasions was the cause Of much
debate. 1t passed to its third reading
by decided majority; and not until
the bill came up on its passage was
tho real tight made. Tue discussion
occupied several hours; and bu! for
the earnest and unanswcrable cloquenre
Of Hon. Jacob B. jackson, Of Wood
county, in all probability the bill
would have passed. 1t Is true that
other friends inaio archaeological
ones, too-against tho bill; but to
Mr.. jackson, more than to all the
rest, arc tho people indebted for tue
defeat Of this iniquilioas proposiliou.-
Mr., jackson showed clearly that the
buildings were not only entirely unit
for tue purpose for which they were
proposed to DO used; but that a bold
attempt was being made to foist upon
tho State at high price WORTHLESS,
piece Of property-not that it would
DO Ofany service to the Statc,-bu to
satisfy tho demands of several iudg.
mont creditors. After tho conclusion
Of Mr.. Jackson's remarks, tho bill
went to its dcath-35 to 90. The
contest was a remarkably close one,
and was bitterly contested by most Of
tho members from the Third District, !
aud a few allies they had secured 10
HE lsl and 2nd Districts. But tile
question has at last bcon definitely set.
led it has gouo to "ils little bed
here to remain, we believe, forever.
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THE CHARLESTON SCANDAL.

AS our readers have been informed,
certain charges were brought against
Auditor Bennett and Treasurer Bur.
dctt, during the late session Of the
Legislature, and an investigation or.
dored. It may not be out of place here
to remind tho reader that had thi,
Democratic Legislature been SO inclin.
ed, it could promptly have put its foo,
upon tho movement, aud cffectuully
shielded its officers FROM tho pFying
gaze Of committee or Of the public
but it must be understood that the
Democratic party docs not nov, moi
has it adopted tho precedcnts Of i'll
predecessors in power. And in add.
ton TO this, the officers named, immc.
diatoly upon hearing that an invcsii.
CATION Of their affairs was conlempla.
ted, asked that it might commence oil
once, aud offered 10 tho committee Ov.
cry facility for examining their &C.
counts.
For the benefit Of those Of our read.
crs who arc not informed on the sub.
jcct, We will mako brief statement Of
the matter: Tho State funds frequent.
j. accumulate and lie idle before they
arc needed for tho purposes for which
they are appropriated by tho Icgislu.
turo; and TO prevent this, and to
make as much as possible out Of the
money, an act was passed some years
ago, making certain banks STATE dc.
pOsitorirs." The State officers were
authorized 10 deposit tue funds 10
these banks, provided they would pay
10 the State certain amount Of inter.
est. This certain banks agreed to do
But i was noicsary-and the ncecssi.
" will be seen at glpncc--ihat a
very large proportion Of the funds
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COMnlssloSER's oRrlcE,
Weston, Le,ois county,
Feb. %, 1875.

TO Frederick FouIse.
You arc hereby notified, that in pursuance
Of decree Of the County Court Of Lewis
county, rendered on the l7lll day Of Febru-
ary, 1876, rrcommlilingssthe report hereto.
fore made by the undersigned Commission.
CT, under former decree Of said Court, en-
tered on the 10th day Of April, 1874, |
have fixed upon the 23d dRy OF March, 1875,
to examine anew into the matters heretofore
reported on by me- in the chaneery cause
wherein White 4 StalnAker, and D. o'Kelly
arc plaintiffs and you are defendant, and
re.btatp the account then made and make
report thereof, and also 10 ascertain and re.
port the exact quantity of the tract Of land
owned by you on Leading Greek, aeeompa.
MED with q plat thereof showing what por.
tlon Of faid tract Of land has been sold, and
70 whom, with tic dates ofsuch sales. And
lfrquirtd by any ofthe PARTIES To aid suit,
70 have tile unsold portion ofSald tract or
land, 5ubdlvlded into smaller tracts, and
show the same on said plat. Atwhleh time
aud plaee you are required to attend.
Given under my hand, "a Commissioner In
chaneery Of The said Court, The day and
year t1l aiOresaId.
Els. BLAND,
marShl'4W Commissioner.
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Passage of The civil Rights BIZ,

This infamous measure, designed to
crush aud lumiliutc the people of the
South, passed tho United States SEN
alto on Saturday last, and will of
course become law, as Grant is
known to favor it. The worst feature
oft is the provision compelling Sher-
its under heavy penalties to mako no
distinction in the summoning of juries.
This Of course oycrrides all State
laws. We are opposed to calling ex-
TIA sessions Of the Legislature, but We
hop Governor Jaceb will ut once re-
convene tho Legislature for tho pur-
pose ofso amending our jury lass as
TO do away entirely with tho grand
jurics and all petit jurios except in
cases absolutely made necessary by
tho State Constitution. The Legis-
laturo should also refusc to license any
inns or hotels, and make such other
changes in tho laws ns will fully meet
tho exigcncics forced upon our people
BY this damnablc Civil Rights Bill
NartiasJurg Stateman.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08
The. Vote ON the Removal. Bill.

Tho following is the correct vote in
the Senate aud House Of Delegates,
upon the passage Of the bill removing
the seat Of government to the city Of
Whecling;. .
Senate,
Avs :-Johnson, Of Tyler, Arnett, Of
Marion, Bennett, Of Lewis, Berkshire, OF
Monougaila, Bishop, Of Preston, Camden, Of
Harrison, Cunningham, OF Hancock Gram
than, of Jefferson, Col, OfllRndOlph, Loom.
Is, OF Wood, Pannell, Of Ohio. Prito, Of
Marshall, and Scott, Of Ritrhle-l3.
NoB-Burdett, Of kauAwhai Clayton, oil
Mineral, Dennis, Of Greenbrier, Dickinson
Of Payeltc, Eastman, Of Mason, Terrell, oil
Rome, Custom, Of Morgan, Mcdonald, Of
Mcdowell, McGinnis, Of Uabell, Shelton, Of
Nicholas, and Sherrard, Of Hardy-ll.
House Of Delegates.
AYH,-Babb, OF Graui, Campbell, OF
Hancock, Carlisle, ofllarrison, Chidesler, Of
Lewis, CarnWell, Of Barbour, Dyrhei OF
Morgan, BnOth, Of Writ FnrnswOrthi OF Up
shuf, Fleming, OF Marion, Gettinger, Of
Berkeley, Good, Of Ohio, Hall, Of Michlei
Huffman, Of Gllmer, Hnlchison, OF Wood
lee, Of Barbour, Jordan, OfOhio, Jackson oil
Wood, Long, ofTucker, Tough Of Nonon-
gala, MrEldowney, Of welEel, Miller OF
kRDawha, Morgan, Of Ohio, PTitehAtd, Of
Marion, Pugh, OF Tyler, Reynolds, fTay-
lor, Rodgers, Of Brooke, Simpson, Of Ohio,
Small, oil Berkeley, Snyder, Of NOnongalla,
Spencer, Of Wood, Stuart Of DOdtrdge,
Taylor, OF Richie, Turner, Of MarGhall,
Welcb, Of Mineral, West, ofllnrrison, White,
Of Marshall, Wilson, OPPRESSION, zinn, Of
Preston-3s.
NoEs Monroe, Of Hampshire, Agee, Of
KRnawha, BlakemoFe, OF PInalelon, Chap
man, ofKanaWha, Depeu, Of Roane, Dix, Of
Nieho A,, Ferguson, OF Wayne, Houston, OF
Monroe, Kirlley, OF Putnam, Mason, oil JEFF
ferson, MCulloeh, Of Mason, Montgomery Of
Rayetle, Powell, Of Boone, llsynOldl, oil
Mercer, Roles, OfRaleigh, Sehon, " Mason,
Shinn, OF jackson, Short, OF Wyoming
Sqlires, ofDraIton, Stone, OF Logan, Tan
ner, ofJellerson, Thornburg, Of Cabcll, Up
ton, VI Summers, Vaughn, oil Lincoln, War
den, Of Hardy, Williams, VI GreenbriCr,
Wooddell, Of PocahontaS-27.
1t will be seen that every member Of
each branch Of the Legislature voted
on the question. The total vote was
as follows:
For Rcn@al 81
| I| A Vatpv, D,r,a,,i az
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Sale of
LOTS NEAR WESTON.

Under decree Of the County Court oil
Lewis county, rendered the 9th ofFobruary,
1915, in the case Of Perry +. Smith, adniin.
istrator Of A. Smith, IT,, against the heirs
Of a. Smith, j., and others, will
sell on the 9Th day Of April, 1875, being the
first day Of the next term Of the county
court Of Lewis county, in front ofthc court
house ofsaid county, OF public auction, FIRST
a lot Of ground Of about
ACRE,
with dwelling house thereon, on tho West
Fork River and Clarksburg turnpike, below
Weston, between lot Of George p. Olive 7
and land Of a. O. Hale; and IL this prop
eriy should not produce enough 10 satisfy
the said decree, | will sell one or more lots,
each to contain an acre, lying on the said
river and turnpike, helOw George p. oil.
ver's.
TDRMs-A credit Of 0, ~ and Is months,
the purchaser 10 give notes with good Fecur.
ity, bearing interest from date, and the title
to beieserred until the further order Of tho
court.
HENRY BRANNON,
hb224v Commissioner.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08
Tie Capital Removal Bill as II
passed the Legislature.

As there seems to be some misap.
prehensiOn Of the terms Of tho Capital
Hill, as it passed tho Legislature, We
herewith publish correct copy Of it.
1t will DO seen that the location is
Temporary and does not make
Wheeling the capital for any specified
time.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-03-08
ID AR1pGS@
PAPEII.IIANGING,
GIL A ZIN G., DC

d. w. -A.nnawa1t
IL fully prepared 10 do OIL kinds oi work IN
his line, well, and at reduced prices.
Jobs taken by contract or otherwise, .as
parties may desire. Paints, Oils, &C., on
hand all the time. Orders should 10 len At
Rdultion 4 DaEO'I Drug Store, or Addressed
10
DIV. ASSAwALr,
Weston W. Va,
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West Virginia.
Alta County Court held for tie county Of
Harrison, on the llih day Of February 1875.
II being suggested that no meeting Of the
Directors or Stockholders ortle Weston and
fairmont Turnpike Company has been held
for some years past, and that tho affairs Of
said company require that such meeting
should be held. 'rl. l'f
Its ordered that q meeting Of the Stock
holders Of said road DO held at tho Coart
llonsc in Clarksburg, on Tuesday, tue 3Oth
day ofMarch, 1916; and that tie Clerk OF
this Court publish copy Of this order Tor
four weeks In the WtsTos DENocRAT, Clarke
bnrg Telegram and Falrmont Index.
A Copy Teste.
JAMES Fl, TAYLOR, Clerk.
March 1, 1874.
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4 Bill 10 remove the seat of government
temporarily to Wheeling.
WHEREAS, Henry Il List, Michael Reilly,
john Mcclure, George W. frauEheim Simon
llorkheimsr aud Morgan h. OFT, citizens Of
Wheeling, have agreed 10 furnish to the
State, without cost thereto, suitable accom-.
mOlations In said city, lot the Legislative,
Executive and Judicial Departments Of the
State, including the State Library, should
the seat ofgOyernment ai tue State be re-
moved temporarily to said city; and
WHEREAS, II appears 10 the Legislature
that the Capital Of the State should be To-
Gated at q more accessible and convenient
point, therefore
Be il eaactedJy& The Ltgislatlrc Of ITea
Virginia,
Tina. on mud ailer the expiration oinlncty
days from and after the passage Of this act,
until hereafter otherwise provided by law,
the seat Of government Of The State cfWCst
Virginia shall be at the city OF Wheeling.
Tho Governor u hereby authorized 10
cause suitable accommodations TO bc pre-.
paretl,i the c ity Of Wheeling for the several
departments OF the State Government, In.
Guiding the Legislative, Executive and Ju.
dicial Departments, anil 10 remove thereto
and cause to be properly placed and ar
ranged therein the books, papers and nova
bic property, now IN the Glly Of Charleston
belonging 10 the several State offices In.
GLIDING the State Library, The said Henry i.
List, Alchael Reilly, John Mcclure, George
". FrnEhelmi Simon llorkheliner and
Morgan l.. OF, agreeing 10 idenniiy tho
State against the expenses hereby Incurred.
2. All acts and larig Of acli in conflict
with The RroriSlonJ Of llh act are hereby |
repcaled
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al law
NOTARY PUBLIC,
And
Real Nstose A1eMt.
Weston, w. Va,
WIN practice IN Lewis and adjoining eoun.
ties as Agent oftho National Co-0peratiye
Business Agency Company, will procnre
American and Foreign Patents, PJoseculs
Bounty, Pension, and oil other kinds OF
Goyernment Claims and collect debts Of
every description in any part ofths united
States.
he win also act al a Real Estate Agent
and ~ such POSSESSES unequaled iAeiiit.
or the haylng aud selling Of Land and Real
state. Serso
A n. JARRETT, D, D. s.,
Ne .g+- DENTIST, -
Grafton, Y. Va.
VIII visit Weston every six months spring
and fall. At home from the 22d 10 the end
Of each month.
20. Notice viii 30 given Of the dates tho
Doctor will visit Weston. dee7'1Ily
T-1Nn- o1IIc
na4 w, onhCo.
unaer deeIees o. llle ulfsuit court or GU.
mer county in me case Of Bland and Talbot
against Uaneu IassnsF exesutrtx and
hnirSi ! VIII sell lands belonging TO said
Iayener's estate, at public auction, as fol-
'on W. AZ. a., A.. .,,h...s,
c;sca,t Conrt ~ tTS.bp, cosntv bsing ~, ~
a9d of March, 1878. at tbe' Court II osss
thereof A Large quantity Of
f,ANDs tH
,;.,aoa ,r,o io,, sn,,shis 4, .,,,,.,....
u nv nv, NV ,s ~ rasa ~ , ~, o.
s hi rt COUNT SS'' " N44"H4 f''F' IN Up
sons Ta a q sSSa 10 opPS SEs o S' per-
Also on Inc drst day oitGs next Term Of
he he I'D q March, ISIS ssihs sS coai. 3 Has
5sl ACRES,
56s ACRES,
fS ssS being sa1S.S 0' a.. and 10 cut 0t'h' James
I'm ACRES and o0O AnkEs
on Seer Creek, in Cjllmer COUNTY.
And on the first day fths April term Of
5ih o. April, 1875, al tie coart iiOSss
'll'Ff S6o ACRES ana ON ACRES
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State Of West Virginia. T77T
At Rules held In the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court ofLewls county, on the last
Monday In February, 1876.
George R. Bosley plaintiff,
vs..
George W. Cunningham, defendant.
IN ,ciiAStInY.
The object Of this suit lS 10 recover Of
defendant $s5, with interest from the frst
day Of October, 1873, and the costs Of this
suit, and to subject 10 the payment thereof
the undivided interest Of the defendant In
two tracts Of land 10 said county, of which
William Perry Cunningham died seized.
And II appearing by affidavit filed that the
defendant Is nonresident Of this State, and
he not appearing, It's ordered that he do
appear at rules to be held 10 the Clerks office
ofsaid Court on the first Monday In April
next and DO what Is necessary 10 prolecthis
interest. Telte
W. II. BYRNE, Clerk.
II Brannonpq narch1.4t
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one hundred and seveuty-ave ofwhish arc
improved. lswvll wa,tred by two running
streams aud four never falling springs. II
has Limestone soil and a limestone quarry,
II has on ia good two.story frame. houIe,
containing five rooms all tie necessary out.
buildings, stables, corneribs, &c. A good
Young orchard aud q tine well Of most et-
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Ills nearly new, well finished, has seven
rooms Jorge cellar, and every convenience.
II Is situate open an acre Of ground, on
which Is anew two-'tory building, suitable
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C n q N G 6 OF TIM e.
LEAVE LOS ANGELES:

Cn and after Monday July 20, 1875, and until
lrther notice, trains will run every day as
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sAM'l. w. BROOKE, M. o.,
Physician, Surgeon and 0bstetrician.

OFFICE-In Lanfranco's Building. Main st
Office hours-S TO 10 A. NJ, to and TO P. NJ
Residence, No. 240 Main street, dZ9tf
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4. O. O. F..
10. Angeles Lodge No. s5. L. o. %. Il.

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SSgs&9Sk NESDAY EVENING of each week
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invited. Ii. WARrEN BURG, n. G.
A, FRANK, r. 5.
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NOTICE.

A tL PERSONS owning shares In the
- East Los Angeles Pioneer Building Lot
at the ONCE Of Barbee Il Gates, 81 CONNER
eial street. aull II
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