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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-06

and confidence and fair dealing estab-
lished, by the arrest and trial Of the
ringleaders OF the armed white lea
gueHs- II Congress woGld pass bill
declaring them banditti, they could be
tried by military commission The
leaders OF this banditti, who murdered
men here on the I4th of last Septem-
Der, and also more recently at Nieks-
burg, Miss, should, In justice to law
and order and peace and prosperity OF
this southern part Of the county, be
punished. IT Is possible, that il the
President would issue proclamation
declaring them banditti, that no fur
ther action need be taken except that
which would devolve upon me. The
city is very quiet to-day; no unusual
demonstration in any quarter"
McEnery has telegraphed to Presi-
dent Grant his protest against the
action OF the U. S. military authorities
in forcibly interfering with the organ
ization OF the legislature.
Before the Congressional Committee
to-day, Ex-Gov. 4ahn gave his YER
sion of the occurrences in the legisla-
ture yesterday, but the witness did
not appear positive in regard to any
thing. He did not think General De
Trobriand entered the hall until re-
quested by Wiltz to do so to restore
order in the Hobbies; his impression
was that Vigers did not call the roll
after Wilt and his supporters left, so
he did not know how many were
present after they left; when we re-
organized and was elected Speaker,
my attention was called to the pre-
sence OF the soldiers; they evidently
took the hint that their presence could
be dispensed with and left; it was
finally agreed that counsel for each
party be allowed four days in which to
file briefs with the committee; several
witnesses testified to cases ofintimida-
ton of the blacks in various parts Of
the State, and that in many places
avowed Republicans could not live
peacefully.
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New York, Jan. 5.-Mayor Wick
ham has sent communications TO the
several heads of departments, empha-
sizing the recommendation in his
message for the abolition of lobbying
at Albany to secure legislation for
the various departments. 1t is ru-
mored that the communication was
suggested by the knowledge that
Comptroller Green's agents are al
ready Albany endeavoring to secure
legislation affecting his office.
The Mayor has ordered the corpo-
ration counsel 10 show cause why he
should not be removed. In a letter
to him the Mayor says: Your ap-
pointment to Office is so plainly
tracesble to the agency of these men,
Tweed and his henchmen, that it
has kept them in some relations to
the law department. Claims against
Tweed and his associates involving
many millions OF dollars are now, by
the decision of the highest court,
placed exclusively in charge of your
department. and ~o have now
reached the fourth year since the last
of these frauds was committed. No
gentleman in your relations to
Tweed and his associates could pros
ccute them with the zeal and energy
needed to compete successfully with
the large corps of eminent counsel
lors whom their stolen millions ens-
BILE them to employ,
Smith, the Counsel, in reply to the
Mayors letter, says that he can an
swer to the satisfaction of every just
minded man, every fact and every
inference in the communication,
which is calculated to bring the law
department under criticism.
Commissioner Ed. DonnelIy, of
of the department of charities and
correction has resigned, owing to his
business interests in the South.
Coroner Croker has resumed his
duties at the Coroner's office. He
does not know when his second trial
will take place. He is still under in
dictment for murder on election day
during the row with Senator James
ObBrien.
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news summary.

An explosion in a coal mine in
Rotterdam, Yorkshire, Eng, yester-
day, resulted in the killing OF ninety
persons.
The committee on the Pacific Mail
subsidy had a private investigation
yesterday, and it is reported that they
hooked" two large fish, one of them
an ex-member Of Congress.
McNGahon will send another mes
sage to the Assembly soon, urging it
TO vote the constitutional laws.
Great preparations are being made
at Barcelona for the reception of King
Alfonso. The Bank OF Spain has
advanced to the Government Treasury
forty millions of reals.
Representative Parsons, whose
name has been connected with the
corruption of the Pacific Mail sub
sidy, wants to rise and explain
before the investigation committee.
He says he will answer fully all ques-
tions put to him.
Judge AIcCue positively declined te
preside at the Tilton-B -Beecher trial.
Judge Nelson will be the judge who
will preside, and the trial will go on.
Next Tuesday has been set down by
the House for the consideration of all
bills granting the right of way to rail-
roads through the public lands.
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ECONOMY IN THE RITCHEN.-Pru-
dent housekeepers are ever on the
alert to practise economy in the culi-
nary department. In no way can ID
be done more effectually than in the
use of a Baking Powder which COM
bines purity, strength and reliability.
DOoley's Yeast Powder has attained
the deserved reputation Of being eco
nomical, convenient and wholesome,
besides which il will produce from a
barrel of flour twenty-five to forty
pounds more bread, rolls, &c, than
by the old process of raising dough
by bakers OF hop yeast. Here alone
is a great saving, and authorizes the
guarantee that it will give entire
satisfaction.
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MONTANA.

Helena, Montana, January 5.-The
weather is fine and clear; thermome-
ter 1Oo below.
Major Walsh, of the Canadian
mounted police, who has just arrived
from Fort Leod, reports that the
whisky traders are entirely expelled
from the British Possessions
Three hundred ounces of gold bull
lion were received yesterday from Jaw
Bone lode, Jefferson county
A large body OF silver ore has been
struck on Sallie Bell lode, Loeber
District.
The new site for the Crow Agency,
has been selected by Agent CIapp at
the mouth of Pryor's Creek. The main
camp of the Crows is on the Big Horn,
where they will remain until spring.
The Crows have had several victorious
skirmishes with other tribes. They
report white men in the Black Hills,
near Snake Canyon.
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---o-r-D -r---.-tr 70. RI. -s--re. r..D..-
MIG HIT RE r OF IT.
New Orleans Affairs.
Sheridan Recommends the
0utlawry of White
LeaguerS.
MeEnery's Protest and
Hahn's Testimony.
Mayor Wickham wishes to
Excommunicate Tweed's
Friends.
Corporation Counsel Smith
Objects.
FOREIGN.

Paris, Jan. 5.-All the great powers
have authorized their representatives
at Madrid to enter into semi-official
relations with the new government
The ex-KIng Of the Two Sicilies visi-
ted Alphonso and assured him that
Counts Casenta and Bari will with
draw from the Carlist cause.
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ASK THE MoTHERs.-Women have
better opportunities for observing the
effects Of medicine than men. This
Is especially true of mothers, who
note with a keenness born of affee-
tion, the operation OF the remedies
they administer to their children.
Now ask any mother who has used
Hale's Honey OF HorehOund and
Tar in her family as n cure for coughs
colds, hOarseness, whoOping cough,
Group or influenza, what she thinks
OF 1t. The answer in every Instance
will be that she has found il the
most effective preparation of the kind
she has ever tried or heard OF.
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The card of Mr.. R. B. Robinson,
the Rawlins ieweler, appears in our
columns to-day. Mr.. Robinson de-
sires to call the attention of all who
intend TO buy holiday presents, to
his eXtensivestock of watches, clocks,
native jewelry of all kinds, musical
instruments, etc., etc. The people
along the line of the Union Pacific
Railroad in the western and central
part of Wyoming, will find it couve-
nient and profitable TO patronize Mr..
Robinson. He repairs watches and
jewelry, and guarantees good work.
decIS-tian5
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LOUISIANA.

New Orleans, Jan 5.-Gen- Sheri-
dan sent the following dispatch to
Secretary Belknap to-day:
g think the terrorism now exist
ing in Louisiana, Mississippi and
Arkansas could be entirely removed,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-01-06

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the First National Bank
of Cheyenne will be held at the Bank
Tuesday, January, 18th, at ten o'clock
A. NJ, for the election of Directors.
a. r. CONVERSE, President.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Dec. 18th, 1874.
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Pixies TooTH-ACHE DRoPs-Cure
in one minute. d2S-lwddw
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TEMPTING DEATH.-Every man
or woman afflicted with a cough or
cold, which he or she takes no Inea-
sures to arrest, is tempting death.
There is not drug store in the land
where Hale's Honey of Horehound
and Tar may not be procured, and
there is no ailment of the lungs or
throat tending to consumption or
bronchitis, which it is not competent
to cure. Do not suffer cold to accu-
mulate on cold, but arrest the first
symptoms OF pulmonary disease, and
tone and inviGorate the breathing
organs with this wonderful remedy.
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The epizooty has made its presence
felt among the equines. The follow.
ing, from the Lyon County Times, is
said to be an infallible cure. When In.
horse evidences an attack of the disease
by coughing, drops three or four drons
OF tineture of arnica upon bis tongue two
or three times each day, and twi,o each
day rub the throat thoroughly with the
same. This relieves the horse and frus.
trates the disease like magic.
The STALLION stallion belong.
Ing to the Raymond Il Ely Company,
which was noticed in the RECORD week
since as bel ng lost or stolen FROM Cham
oerain's ranch, was brought to Phoebe
on Friday last by Mr.. Chamberlain. |,
had strayed of in the hills, and was moi
stolen as supposed. Sheriff Fife and
others who started after the individual
supposed to have stolen it have not We,
returned.
IHE WEATHER. On Friday night about
izo'clock rain, hail and sleet com M enced
continuing throughout the night, Sat
utday morning 1t cleared up. however
.oe sun shining, causing the slight snow
20 t6aw rapidly, making the streets
muddy and disagreeable in crossing.
sIcK.-Geo. W. Hill. Superintendent
~ C Public Schools, is lying aick at Mr.
Snrsty's former clearinghouse OF
Meadow Valley street.
BULLION SHIPMENT Wells, Fargo
to 81. 56S. .''"
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Eastern Dispatches.

CHICAGO, Nov. 81. A Washington
special says the political ak will fall in
the Interior Department to. day. A great
number OF removals will be made for
cause. In the Indian Bureau alone
about twenty clerks will be dismissed;
this embraces all whom the recent inyes.
legations have led Secretary Chandler to
suspect to have any connection with
rings of any sort. There will be many
removals in all other bureaus. Secretary
Chandler yesterday struck out from the
bill of an attorney for one of the Indian
tribes an item making charge for legis-
lative expenses. In doing this he made
an endorsement that such services be
considered illegal and immoral, and that
they would not hereafter be allowed.
Hitherto large allowances have been
made to tho Indian tribes for such ser.
vices; the celebrated Adair case is nota.
BILE illustration.
The Cuban craze has ended; the
naval preparations continue; severa
officers received orders to- day; Con
gressmen say that within two week.
they intend to know what il al
means; there has been a strong effort OF
the part of several newly arrived Con
gressmen to fathom the mystery hanging
over Secretary Robeson's warlike prepa
rations. The conclusion reached by some
of them is that the President has decide,
to recommend to Congress immediat
recognition Of Cuban belligerency. Ger
tain representatives here stoutly defen
this course as necessary part
move, since as they argue II the Pres
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Foreign N ews.

LONDON, Nov. 27.-The amount Of bul-
lion withdrawn from the Bank of En-
gland on balance to-day, e69, 900.
BOMBAY, Nov. 81. - The Prince OF
Wales yesterday visited Goa in the
southern part of the Bombay Presidency
PANS, Nov. a. The Journal Official
says the Governor of Paris after a con.
sultation with the Council of Ministers
has resolved to prevent all meetings of a
character to excite disorder. This is
evidently aimed at Paul de 0assagnse's
recent Bonapartist speech at Bellevills
and a radical ounter-demonstration now
organizing here.
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To THOSE contemplating to make up
load to visit the Centennial on foot, we
would say to forego that pleasure, and,
instead, visit the first floor of the mag
nificent Panaca Saloon, Laeour street,
where the finest liquors and most fra
grant cigars are dispensed at one price
one bit lw
DAILY ENTERpRIsE, Sentinel, s. F.
Call, Salt Lake Tribune and 8. F.
Courier sold by W. r. Wilson, dealer
in music, music paper, school, books,
reading matter, cigars and tobacco.
Corner Main and Meadow Valley streets.
If
FRESH shell oysters received by every
stage and served in any style to order at
the San Francisco Restaurant and
and Bakery. Meadow Valley street, by
Gibfried & Brisacher. IF
FIRE CERTIFICATES. name of any
member of the Fire Department printed
in their fire certificates in any style of
type for fifty cents, by applying at the
office of the PHOEBE DAILY RECORD. La
cour street. rtf.
If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices.
go to j. j. Halpin Il Co., who employ
none but first-class workmen. Il.
THE Herzegovinians are entirely
crushed. Large achievements from
the Kingdom of Turkey have arrived al
A. d. Reccabarren & Co.'s by last even.
ing's stage. If
VINO DARE.-Franklin was warned moi
to fly his kite SO high. Panaca Saloon
Lacour street, dare sell fine liquors ant
fragrant cigars at one price, one bit A.!
Go to Alexander's for your drugs
DR.. j. 8. HAMMOND has established al
Office over the State Bank. Residence
Jas. Finley's house, Cedar street.
. MAPLE SYRUP, cranberries and thi
; years catch of mackerel, just received
at T. G. PuUJADE's.
; FULL assortment of groceries and pro
, visions at T. C. Poujade's, Meadow Val
, ley street. IF.
8 PEARL GIN, reliable goods, at Panac
, Saloon, Lacour street. One price on
, bit 1w
@ CoGNAc, brandy, fine whisky, Hollan
{ gin, and old Jamaica rum, at It. G. Por
y, jade's. If
4 IMPORTED sherry, port and claret wine
:, at Poujade's. IF
n CHOICE ranch butter and White Rive
cheese just received at Poujades. IF
J. BEST brands of Tobacco and cigars
:, Pouiade's. If
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Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 27.-Henry +.
Jalley, sole surviving passenger of the
Pacific contradicts the assertion that
Capt. Howell took command of his ship
in an intoxicated condition. He SAYS
the Capt. was on the bridge when the
mooring lines were cast off, that he
afterwards went into the pilot house and
himself steered the steamer out of Victoria
harbor.
1t is reported that Harry George is to
retire from the management of the Eve
ming Post and that Jos. F. Goodman,
formerly of the Virginia Enterprise is to
take charge of the paper by action of the
proprietors.
STANwIx, A. T. Nov. 26.-Chavez,
vasquez's lieutenant was killed yesterday
ct Texas Hill, rs miles west Of here, by
G. s. Calvig. Chavez came to Bakers
rancho on the ella sixty miles above
Yuma two months ago and commenced
breaking horses for Baker. He was
Indifferent AZ to wages and desired to be
considered as companion Of Bakers.
Luis Raggio herder for King Jolsey, has
known Chavez for years in Calfornif
and discovered him and the reported
fact to Calvig and Harry Roberts. Yes
terday morning they came to Baker,
camp for the purpose of arresting him
; Calvig approached Chavez with double
barrelled shot gun ordering him to throw
up his hands. Instead OF doing 81
Chavez ran for his arms when Calvil
gave him the contents OF the gun in tn
, back. Chavez died without speaking
Roberts and the Ragsio brothers starte'
. for Yuma with his body this morning
A dispatch from Victoria says coroner
. jury on the body Of Thos. j. Farrell,
victim OF the Pacific disaster, found tia
the Pacific should not have been damage
g by the collision with the Orpheus ba
j she been a sound and substantial steame
: that the collision was caused by Ii
8 Orpheus being improperly steered acro'
i the bows OF the Pacific; that the waite
n on the deck Of the Pacific was insufiicieI
!. in number to keep proper lookout, col
g sisting only OF the helmsman, one SUI
l. posed to be on the lookout and the thil
9 mate young man of doubtful experience
d that the Pacific had about two hundr,
% and thirty-eight persons on board, h'
r Ave boats. whose utmost carryil
d capacity did not exceed one hundred al
" sixty. The boats were not and could n
" be lowered by an undisciplined and
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.,,XcIsco STOCK REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO. November p

SAS FRASCIsoo, november %
rst SATURDAYS SALES.
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.so5 Mexiean-I9a 1875 ia
g. aa,,id 4 Curry-lT& liz l5s
20 PSI 4 Belcher-47 47h As isH 40 1913
IS Ssvage-SJ 81 .o .a,z
no Cholisr Potosi-6g 0s1
9o Rale 4 Norcross-35
600 Croyrn Point-3l 80 sou 29h
.es yellow Jacket-S3 50 s2@ sSb5
995 Imperial-63s 9b30
las Empire Mill-5s 81
800 Kentuck-14A AK
so Alphs--lS IL = .,,, on. oss.
pan
t az Con Virginia-3l5 ga SIC 3is al9bj $40
slSS 320bl0 3ls
$50 Sierra Nevada-l4h l4k .o,.,,o
$500 Cslifornia-67 67h 81 81 II S5So'o
200 Bullion-45 I6
go Exchequer-1lH lido
rs Seq Belcher-74
6g5 Oyerman-54 53H san 90
atO5 JUSTICES 5s y 80 \ 3Sa $50 ~
800 Sucoor-7sc 60
6IO1 Union Con-9A Us
400 Buckeye-1b Ia
2i40 Lady Brysn-2s "a 10 2's
400 Silver Hill-S&9
90 Challenge-5H
43O Dayton-o
no Caiedonis-16 l6& 1874
305 Baltimore Con-3A
IS Knickerbocker-22
40 Utah--llh IL ll&
740 Julia-llh 12A IL 1lls
900 Oecidental-3H 81
llO5 N Con-2a ~
$50 Rock ISLANDS "a 2A
ass Meadow Valleys
Is Raymond Ely-19
1855 Eureka Con-l6* l6s l6& II lI14 ~
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LOCAL MINING REVIEW.
RAYMOND AND ELY .

RAYMOND AND ELY.
An increased amount of ore is being
raised; the regular dead work is going
on with no new indications worthy of
note. Two trains daily to Bullionville
carry all ore extracted and prevents accu-
steadily; there is twelve feet of water in
the shaft, aud some hopes of sinking
being resumed by the 1st proximo.
MEADOW VALLEY. s
There has been very little change the
past week in the mining operations of
the Meadow Valley. A raise is being
cut from the 520-foot level. and are con-
tinuing to run the east drift from the
summit shaft on the 1200-foot level; are
extracting some good ore. The ing
for the hosting works is progressing as
rapidly az the state OF the weather has
permitted for the past week, and the
foundation work is continued as rapidly
as possible. The new machinery will be
shipped from San Francisco about De-
cember LIST.
ELY coMPANY's MINE.
Work on this mine is being pushed
ahead as rapidly as possible, eight men
being employed sinking the shaft, black.
smithing, etc. The town site plat was
surveyed last week by N. Wescoatt. Ar
assay of the ore taken from the new
shaft amounted to $345.59, the assay
being made by T. Il. Butler. This is {
good showing, and looks as if Ely hat
struck the right vein again.
NEWARK MILL.
This mill has just finished working 90
tons OF ore from the Raymond & Ell,
mine, which was worked up to seventy
five per cent. of its assay value. Yester
day they were cleaning up after the rui
on Raymond 4 Ely ore. Are startin
in to work chloriders ore from to
Meadow Valley mine.
AMERICAN FLAG.
AT this mine prospecting in the differ
ent lodges is going on, but as yet hav
not found any ore that would pay fo
extracting. The base ore continues tn
same as formerly, but at present there
no way of having it worked. Tbs mi
of the company at Bullionville is keI
running steadily.
PIoCHE.
The usual force of men have been kel
steadily at work on the various levels
this mine, doing about the same amour
of work. The ledge continues to gra
ually improve as work is continued upc
it. The mine is very little changed sin
our last report, only in regard to Il
gradual improvement Of the ore.
The usual amount of work is beil
done on this mine. No change in t
appearance of matters; the mine loo
as well as stated in our last reports Al
the usual amount of ore is being 6
tracted, but at present there is no chan
TO get it milled. Are continuing work
the lower drift. ........
PIoCHE WEST Ex.
Work on this mine has been continu
vigorously the past week; ledge abe
three feet wide was struck of very ri
ore; have not commenced taking out y
are awaiting orders. .....-....-.
ANTILLES.
Sinking is continued on the shaft
usual. but the progress is very sic
owing to the hardness of the rock.
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LIVING RATES.
DELINQUENT SALES.

washington 4 Creole Gold and Sill
yer Mining Company Location Of principal
place OF business, San Francisco, California
location OF works, Phoebe, Ely Mining District,
Lincoln County. Nevada. -Notice-There is de.
linquent upon the following described stock, on
account Of assessment NO.. 15) levied on the
9th day Of September. 1875, the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respective share
holders, as follows:
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ANA IN AccOrdknUe with law and an
order Of the Board Of Directors, made on
the 9th day of September, 1875, 80 many shares
of each parcel of such stock az may be necessary.
will be sold at public auction, at the Auction
rooms of r. d. W. Davis Il Co., 212 Sansome
street, San Francisco, CAL, on Saturday, the
goth day Of Novsmber. 1876. at the hour
of three o'clock p. M, of said day, to psy said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF the sale,
F. D. CLEARY. Secretary.
OMce-Room No. 10 Merchants Exchange,
San Francisco, California. n7-td
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sufficient crew; that the Captain Of the
Orpheus sailed away after a collision
without trying to ascertain the amount
Of damage TO the .Pacifc.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Market Price OF Grain.

The following is the market price paid
for grain, etc., corrected by Steele az
Turriil. Lower Main street
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By ELEGR APH!

SPECIAL To THE PIocHE DAILY RECORD,
By WESTERN UNION LINE.
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DEPARTURES. -... D..
Ok aILMEn = sALIsDUnY's HAMILTON LINK
Ch,s Vivian Mrs Reifarth
B Moore MATT ToeAai"
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DEPARTURES.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
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DAILY ENTERpRIsE, Sentinel. s. F.
Call, Salt Lake Tribune and s. F.
Courier sold by w. r. Wilson, dealer
IN music, music paper, sohool-books,
reading matter, cigars and tobacco.
Corner Main and Meadow Valley streets.
&C
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FRESH shell oysters received by every
stage and served in any style to order at
the San Francisco Restaurant and
and Bakery. Meadow Valley street, by
Gibfried & Brisacher. IF