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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17
Hartford RnndI,ems-

Hartford Road Items.-On the iih inst. M
Il. :. Whiic!ord performed difficult ,uf:ical op.
GRAFTON by removing large tu,Hor from the side
of line Aldcrncy COW. lie has performed u
number Uf similar operation, with great success.
Between - ani o'clock on sunday morning
last trooper" mi- ht have been seen putin. ont
the lamps along the Hartford road anil in Home.
stead. | would like e. inquire why this /, so.-
Are the people to be given NJ 10 darkncs, in order
to increase the profits IL the lamp contractor, or
Is 1t done rs matter of economy by our worthy
County Commissioners !, u pause FOR reply.
on Friday night. 9TH inst. Mr.. :. r. Naylor.
while returning from Mr.. MrCann's place. in com.
pany with Mr.. Richard Gladspn. met with an ac.
eidcn; which might have resulted seriously. They
were driving the Lawful. eide Of the turnpike
when colorcd boy. aged abou; - year. driving
n wagon in the opposite direction. ran into their
vehicle. Mr.. Glad.on was thrown out ami pain
fully cut abou; the head and face. The boy Wa.
also thrown cut but escaped injury. When spoken
Co by Mr. Naylor about hi. carclc.sue. he treated
the matter very uiiacrcn;ly. notwithstanding the
fact that he might have cansca very seriou. dam
age. People VIII" travel this road frequently make
complaint. because Others do not observe the rules
AMI keep TO the right the law directs. \
punishment should bc inflicted for such careless
mess. AMI thus make an example Of these ,inator,
% law. NiGiLANr.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17
opposi,ion 70 a Cemetery proiect.-A

stated some tire ago in these columns u company
ct Philadelphia capitalists arc about 10 purchase
or have already done su-a tract uf land north
ui nruh Hill Park. in the 81 district Of hi.
county. tor IL" purr"-e of establishing u cemetery
there. There IL considerable opposition 10 the
lr"ct; and ihc HHii,iin Of a late date says:
The proposed cemetery adjoinin; Druid Hill
Park j. creating considerable excitement amongst
people who feel pride in the park and who are
accustomed to visit it. II /. proposed To form IA
company and devote the property lying immc-
djato'y bcy"ui the park gate either tide Of the
fiUlirp road - cemetery. The project is in
tended Tor n big speculation. and should tho own.
crs 81 the property succeed in accomplishing
their uhtci they will make good thing of IL.
There afc many objections 90 locating any more
cemeteries near the city the one proposed.
and especially 60 one Immediately adjoining the
PARK. Baltimore j. now pretty well envirunel
with cemeteries un all sides except on the SOUTH
where they could not well be established. and in
the nor,hwc.i, where this one j. proposed e. be
located.
ION the cas-, and noFthcas; there is the Balti-
more Cemetery. the Friends burying- ground. u
German buryins ground ON the Trappc road. one
near the Philadelphia road and other small ones
Grccuiaouat Cemetery on the northeast. pretty
"cc;ually prevent. the growth Of the city in that
direction. On the west. there is Loudon Park
Mount Olivct and the oll Catholic Cemetery. To
establish one at the Western Park gate. would
pretty ciicc;ually bar the city, progrcss westward
there would DC little elso the cattle yards
between il and Mount Oliyct. The fact 10. there
i strong and growing opposition TO cemeteries
nearer the city than Eve miles
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

Fire Insurance Heport.-Thc annual state
incnt Of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company in
Hartford county has been published. There were
issued during the year lS79. l5 policies. the risk
on which. including Inducements on open poll
Gle. amount 90 SJsJ.ngi. There are now in iurcc
a.7is policies. the risks on which amount 70 So
ll".iG;. The receipts during the year were Sli.-
sis.CS and the disbursements $li,ll1.3y. The
asset, iuF tie year lsS1 are put down nj $20, 52g-
-, AMI the demands upon the treasury are csti-
mated at $>.ul05j. leaving balance Of $i2. ji9.
- 20 meet contingent demands. In their report
the Executive Committee say:
Experience having proved that the truo policy
cf all insurance companies is to take small risks
on all hazardous property. and that large risks on
surh property should bc divided ampng several
companic,. the Executive Committee would re-
commend the adoption Of bylaw restricting the
amour; To- be insured, including both real and per
spnal. On any mill or other manufacturing cstab-
li,hmen;. store or barn 90 $4,000. and in all in
stances limiting the amount on the contents 10
$4,000 but Ol course permitting the parties in
surfing 60 obtain additional insurance. IL they
should 80 desire. in other companies"
The following; gentlemen were elected directors
for the ensuing year For Hartford county
Mcs.rs. John Carroll Walsh, James Murray. u.
V. Taylor. J. L. Silver. John :. Dalain. William
Webster. Vim. baldwin, Thomas II. Nelson. a.
W Scarborough and l.. VI. Allen. For baltimore
couniy-Mes,rs. ". o. u. Wright, Thos. Pccrce.
Samuel Pinkcfton. Edwin Scott. George Jcs.op,
/. II. Sparks aud John Sterling.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17
3. !. CAMPBELL,

DEALER IN FAMILY GRoCERIEs3{A
OF ALL KINDS, ShAl
Flour, Bacon. Lard. Canned Goods. chow-Chow,
Pickles. &c. Also in addition . first class Bar
stocked with the best Of Wines Liquors. &c.
ESs-0ur goods are Of the best and our prices
are very low. Goods carefully packed and ship
ped TO all parts Of the country. Please give US Q
call. at No. o? n. CALVERT STREET, Cor.
Mulberry, Baltimore, Nd.
Nov.29, '79.-iy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

Proposals opened.-Pnposals were opened
by the County Commissioners ON Tuesday for
building either a covered wooden bridge or an iron
bridge over the GunpOwer falls near Phoenix fac
tory. The bids were rs follows:
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

Transfers OF Property.-The following Il
list OF real estate transfers, &C., filed for re-
cord IN the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Baltimore county from Jan. Sth to Jan. 18th,
inclusive:
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

List OF Letters remaining in tho postoflicc n
Towsontown. Md. for the week ending Jan. 10th
isS0. will be semitic the Dead Letter Office Feb. II
lSSO. IL not claimed Lewis Beard, William Over
ton, Andrew Poindcxtcr, Ilrrrison Vest.
SARAH Feast T.. NJ.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17

TTVIIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That tho sub
i scribcr has obtained from the Orphans Court
for Baltimore county, letters tcstamcntary On the
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-01-17
Aro,hor Ola oa,.rda- cora

Another Old Defender Gone.-Mr. Igna
titus knight, who served in the war Of lsl3-ll
died at Hereford, Baltimore county, ON Sunda,
last. aged about - years. lie was well.known II
the upper end u the county.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-12-15

Devotional exercises by the chaplain.
On motion OF Mr.. ELLIS of Huntington the
reading Of yesterdays journal was dispensed
with.
Reports. From the Judiciary CON-, by Mr.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-17

NEwcAsTLE-1 hee ngine got through
to Newcastle ysstesdsy. Gs the sspt
time in ten days,tskins Conductor BYRD
and very large letter Asd paper mail.
It wss tho only communication to speak
of that Newcastle had enjoyed with
the outside world since ths beginning
Of the snow stnr,n. aud the people there
were thoroughly rejoicrd to see the up
preaching engine. Work had been
suspended fer several days. There
we're provisions in plenty : everything
but besr-and there was no su6sriog
ON account Of the weather. INTELLI
e.RcEas wsFe in demand there during
the day. the people being ahxious TO
know II the towns and people on the
sound ard the news from the East.
Tho tunnel engine has been ct work 10
the mine siucc Christmas. and IL ,
great improvement on mule power.
When the road 10 ready for transpor-
tation the mines wilt be prepared to
send out On immense quantity at coal
Conductor Byrd will today again en-
dsavor to reach Newcastle.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-17

MISTAKEN FOB SANTA CLArs.-A
.Brookly" m"ther on Christmas Eve
put her two little girls to i,sd sud bur.
risd out to = nsigtbori"g store to get
ceodies AMI rs for the filing of their
bussg up stockings. Az her goods were
already srlscted. and she Intended be.
ing gore only minute. abe left the
door open :, uso,, Z .it'r her d-pnr-
,nre the hearts Of the childr. n tI,u,n led
With HI. h.ened sixnr rs they heard
some On. whom they ."rros d 10 be
SAINTS Claus. -teai-,cf,l y into thu room
They cl"ei their eyes. aud. fraring
That il toe good old fellow saw them
awake no might b. offrnded and 60
away without lsaying them anything.
they pretended 10 be sound asleep.
When their mother returned with toys
ard candies. they both sprang up in
bed oh. mAsna!' they exclsim ed
timnlt .neously, Santa Clsu. has bee n
here aud lllled our s,ocking,. Look At
them" The astpnished motlnr lnoked
and discovered that the I'D Christ mas
king had not only disburden~d hims-lf
of no toys there, but that some one had
bodily carried al both Of the stock :
ings and sssessl other small srtielss iof
clothing.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-17

FAvoRIxo PACIFIC MAIL. Ia argu-
-. th., - oil, h. better for the people
.. .n-:a. Nj, r..ur.,, .,.,.
:" let tue I. Ao'".
have tho Victoris aud San fraecisco
mail contract. corr"sponde"t OF the
C0lonist presents the following esr.'ing
figures: II sefss 10 the 'act tns' tos
Pacific MAIL Company - toe largest
customer the Province mas. ~ 'a1es
4Oo0 t'"s o. NnnaIsuo c''a' oscn auo"'"
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Losr At SEA.-The s'eAner Old
Settler. belonging to 8 c wo,drufY. Of
Olympia, became disabled few days
aga, while Cd bQus1on Islaad~ snd %
provisions we're running short. the crew
anchored her aud went to town in n
small boat. expecting 10 have the Old
Settler lowed into port the first oppostu-
nifty. A wind sprang mp. the little steam.
er dragged ancher Saad sines. that tiws
has never bcen heard of Sue probably
driftsd out into tue rongh water. AID
or cleo wAs bsaten - pieces
ON the beach somewhere She vas
built by A ] Burr. two years ago. for
use 10 the oyater business but shortly
before her loss. wAs paschased By Mr.
8 G Woodruff, who Intended fitting
her mp - . passenger and freight
psekst to run bets Olympia aud
Union Ciey. There wss No inGrsncs.
aud che vii! probably prove total
loss to her owner
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-17

50 D s-ssks&
We hsvs b 90 back EAa to sss items
like the following:
CHICAGO, Dec. 28-The 7fmes' spe-
6si iron FIT Hobinseot Heb. tonloht
says: ~Ths Hnses' correspoadent hers
il in receipt Ct . letter dated Ceur
d'Alsne, Idaho. Dec. 10, which says
thai on Nov. let. about $50 United
States recruits for the Eecoad Infantry
left Gov~ruoe's Island, New York has-
Dor. for Ceur d'Alsne. the heAdquar-
tiers ef their regiment Having arrived
ct San Prsociscs. they wsse trepsfsrred
TO Q Pasi6s seeamhoat rsnninG b<eween
that hasbos snl Fort vancseves.s The
second day ct see the food given them
was rotten and nnfit for man or best.
The tee and coffee was not more nor
less than boiled go water. The To-
esuiss cooplsined bitterly Of this treat.
ment to the steward. bat that Official
s"eesinRIy informed them that It sas
60 h eneoKh Tor Nov York bootblaeks.
The folio wing day the recruits threw
the tod overheard. with the vessels in
which it vss served. The steward im-
mediAtsly Informed the Captain who
hurri-d from bis cabin in . furious
rage. aud. dasbins in among the col.
diers demanded which Of thaM threw
the shIp's prupssty ssj6hsss6 One
big. buriy fellow named Fssd stepped
forwArd and asknowiedged having
done %. giving his reasons therefor.
The captain became Wild with psss,oa.
and WAS sboot to shoot Ford, but .
quicker movement 0D the part Of the
fsssnisA Siaf which ljvaIyess wsBs Nv
ellsd As him. caused him to dssiss, and
he withdrew - the deck. followed By
the recruits. There, meeting With the
6sst officer. tho CAptais t,ld hin that
the soldiers we're in . state bordering
on matiny. Ths first officer became
very soSTy ct the soldiess' eooduct,
openly dcnouncsd them. snd said he
could whip ell on board wearing blue
clio. hing: but . moment later he wss
stretched on all fours from blow on |
the head given By ono of the soldiers. |
The Captain seeing the soldiers very
sxoitrd and ready for Sight, pursued |
, wiser eossss than before adopted. ~
.sssine .hs ,reops thai. - ;vssid q.
heavor to have better food issusd them
in future. All then bss.ms quiet. and
The ship arrived ct Vancouver with ut
lurthes trouLle. ~ -.
After two dsys' ret % that place the |
lroops continued their journey, this |
Eims ron hoard the .Celumbia river
steamer Wide West. which Was 20 carry I
- INTO Wails Wallis. On tb6adh day |
llter lsaviag vsns'0veF. ths boiler ~ |
pl"..ed. dangerously wnunding theee |
'ola,ers and f,nf Of the crew. The I'M I
fortunate recruits Ind to march tue
1t the way. 1870 miles. with |
ise nresasry 20d-gsess beaouzsr& snd
Du:@ tsak.sco veins, = ssrivisg q Shslr /
:esunanon the tenth day, some Of them |
, .d'y frozen
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-17

SALVAGE. While towing . vessel up
the Straits. Capt Libby. Of the 0olish.
noticed the bark videtts ashore in
Crescent Bay. After gazing sear snoaee
n zee what was the asasser. he sleeaDot
the Tacoms IN c,sue aud take the vesssl
he had in tow up the Sound. The Go
llah then worked ct the V,dsttc for
several hours. .nA 6nslly saecseded In
getting her adsat. She iowed the bark
10 Port Madison. from which place she
bad sailed so,ae days before tor San
Francisco. Her cargo was Ill intact
and The vessel vss M uaaaeeiAlly dso-
agcd. Capt Libby caaas nvef here yes-
serday to get out tho necessary pspsra
in order 20 obtain the usual salvage
allowed b. lAw-oos- third q the veessl
end Cargo. With - attorney snd efA-
cor he rsturnod 70 Madison. there %
complete the steps oecsssary to secure
his claim ior salvage.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-17

Our country is getting to b. fearfully
alarming. the average q Ne bsing
le.senrd every year. Without. asy res
souabls cause. death resulting general
ly from the most iosiguificant origin.
At this season Of sbs ysss especially.
cold 10 such . common thing that in
the hurry Of every day life We are apt
to overlook the dangers attending il
and often 1nd tso late. that . Fever OF
Luoa trouble hes already 1T in.
Thnus.nds lnss their lives 10 this way
every winter. while had BoscAes's Ger.
nan Syrup l'esn taken. I cure would
have resulted. ssd alssRe iii from .
Doctor bren svsidad.. fee-sil diseases
# tho Throat ard Lapgs, BoseAsis 0sr-
man Syrup hes proven itselS % b the
grestsss discovery u 10 kind in @edi-
cine. Every Dsuygist in this country
will tell you Of its wonderful s6sot.
Over $50. 600 Hotties cold lest year
without . single failure Known.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-17
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Nosth Pacific went up to Taca-
ma last eveniae, there to reDsin o. til
Sunday EVENTS. The Aide took her
place on the lower Sound route. going
TO Port Townsend this morning.
A kiootchman brought salt. yester-
day. in 8 F COMBS soart, against .
white man named Smith, whom she
claimed to be her husband. for IN
assault and battery. Smith pleaded
guilty and was fned 81 and costs
A few miles below this city there are
Aeveral hundred thousand feet Of logs
aflcat and on the beach The Chcissiis
and Addie have been engaged in pick
ing the n up for . couple OF days. and
thoy will undoubtedly succeed in saving
most OF them.
The raj. lost by the s l. Mastick, in
the storm Of Friday. Jan 9tt. vac fron
Snohomish river. II contained 400 .0OO
feet, Of which 100. 600 feet were saved.
The steamerswaited ten days for fsir
westber. and had only . halt dozen
more miles to 60 before reaching her
destination.
We would call the attention Of our
readers n the advertisement Of the
king Of the Blood" remedy Tor dis
orders resulting from impurity Of the
blood, said 70 be. by those Who have
witnessed its remarkable Effects, m.
equalled for this purposcs mentioned.
The reputation borne by its yTopristors.
d. R.,som, Son q Co. OF Buffalo. N.
Y. should be ample guarssty OF their
clsiuls for this Article. but it will be
observed that they not only warrant
the gcnuineness OF the certificates Of
cures BY an offered reward. but als,. IN
proper cases. OiTer TO discloss its In.
gradients. thus demonstrating their own
good faith in the safety and excellence
OF its composition OFFERS said never
before to have been made By the pro-
prie.ors II any, other family 'nedici"e
in the world.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-17

Fas,onr.-1hs sahooese Exeelsics.
O. Kusss eoomsndss. sailed from Sen
Francisco on January 9th, snd VA
towed into our hAsbor yssterdsy morn.
Inn By the tug rhvosits. She 6eoaRht
freight % follow: 6ehva6achee Heoe
q ca 100 pkgs mdsss L 1sisi4. = -;
Joe Bosrea, -: Wn 4uahs. %: Ofsv.
ford 8 Harrington. 467; Wald 3 Camp
bell, 9OA; r W wsstha6 s; T d 8. 10;
L s r. i40; Thos. Lyle. IS: WIN Msy-
ilenbauer. %; = BAKER 4 Co, IS; D A
Jesnings. s.: H Uhlfelder. IS; I An
asrsoo, 81; 0lors 4 wunder. !; = 4
Fuller, Is: Waterman 3 Kais. 9& 1
Bsssusan. 8; 8 Stoek. iO5; J ChilbrrE,
10: " q Fife. bsll and axtaIss; =
Meskse. II; o Rsasssa. IL Osoegl
Foster. I.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-17

DESTRUCTION or vlcroRIA BUILD
Ixos--Ths Celoaist Of last Toes.lsy
says: "At bedtime Sunday night the
snow vas falling heavily With Wind
from the northeast A. eIz o'clock
yesterday morning. when three inches
Of 1sesh snow bad been piled GU top Of
ths lesmsr fall, the wind vsered to the
soatheast and when dAv dswned the
drip! dripl drip! frsM Tie tavss sound
ed like the sweetest of music on the
ears OF the beleagured and showed
under inhahissnts. A welcome thaw
bad Get in and before nishtfsll yester-
day the air was 81 end baImy. con-
sider.bls rein had fallen and at least
. third Of the snov had DISAPPEARED.
AZ there 10 no rose without Q thorn %
there can be no public blessing that
does not bring misf0stnse osDme. The
thsw impaired 90 increased weight to
ths snow and in the forenoon three
buildings suecumbed. Abou. half past
S o'clock Mr. Drsmw veil of the British
Columbia Iron works. while asleep in
the upper story u his premises. wss
sfoused BY the .,ininous cracking Of ias
roof. He seized his clothing and dart.
Cd down the stairs and into the street,
standing not on the eeosf. Ct his gong.
bat going 1t ouce. Hfs t0iist wss per.
formed in the street while sp to his
knees 10 saow. In twenty minutes
after tho fsst creak the rolf gave wsy
aad falling on the second door descend-
ed With that to the ground. des:roying
machinery. engines and patterns-the
latter an almest isrepsrabls less. The
snash. was mot eoasplsss AID Mr.
Bramweli 10 sufferer 10 the tune of
5000. At 10 o'clock the carpenters
shop Of Me- r Jsass. on Government
atreet, near Psndors. after several pre-
moDitory wasnings. cAvrd in. Most Of
the tools had been removed sed the
dsmsgs will no. exceed ei00. About
II O'Clock Mr. Cnas Balls wbeeiwright
esiA blisbment on Johnson strs<t fell
with loud crab. 0 Ut the chim>
uies snd . forge WEE carried down. A
man knows - 'Scotty' IVES caught in
the wreck and badly pinohed; but --
capped serious injury Mr. Balls tools
and two or thrs wagons were buried
Several bagsi~s werS rsmnvrd htfme
the roof felt The lss il ., least
5000 The building i" it. fall crusbsd
down the ,.ss,Di.<s ut the rear Of DrAnt'.
store and demosi>h.d an Z pehsivs bate.
oven which had been erected only
few mUsths." sr~~ SAD,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-17

Tas RA,IaoAD.-.Ths ~sshout ct The
Asad q the bay Il : serious obstrustios
y tanspeetatioo. and will require the
utoose exertious Of . large force Of
- eevsral days b repair The damage.
The seamen from the ships in our bar.
0oe we're sent mp ths road Yesterday TO
essael . the work. Thsir doisgs. how.
ssef. did not count much foe good. and
ssey will mt b called into stQutsitinn
sscond time. All hands On the road
NJ work tedsy at this paint
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-17

DiED = Mrs. Meredith Jones. for
merry # Newcastle. King county. died
At B,dic. California. on the 9Th OF De.
ccmher, fro,n Inflammation Of the lungs,
leaving there husband and one child.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-17

nAslRLAxD PuRcaAssa-The pub
asaaioa ofapplicasions Tor the p1zshase
= smber lands IN the cases 81 MlsAarl
/, eaelen. John Burns Daniel Marvin.
go p Saith. Spencer ~ 1auna
the n l<.talsssser. have been
plsesd II the WI1xLY Iar1fLi-
-, aad s1dasits II dupliaaae d
> AWAIT the pers,as named.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-17

OCCIDENTAL HorBl. A. -vlc1oRlA
-Persons visiting vjslasias shoald not
fail 20 stop At the Oocidentsl Hotel. Il
IL th,. frss hotel from the steamboat
landing; is ts6.proo(; hes god aooom.
rsod.tioo, foe. vflmilise. and - good
meals = any Aoasa in The city. ct Only
d W rer day.
Wharf strsvt, victoeia, b. G.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-17

"8AY. 6ae. are11exoipe - 0kneit
niDoa in he HpstngHs ). /" lev ~ a1us
besss I'a goia6.. ~ WI. oew, - ysese
talking about boots, bslsee yoa stast
for Skseis JON just 90 up froet sereee
end u nesgDAas nAks 30 . sp1ie Oe
flrst .class Ainer'6 tpots. 63s IL ~
that can do IL, because As's IN old
minsr hioseli; aud doa't you Soepse -
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
6sees, PStlanA - lDyeeue. fsesps
3 C1Ee1. NJ 31vlrs ~ NeuAG, 0teilAe6e1
C1,us. 50 JCoonefo d
J McCsu,ey. p rGvns'd Hanson. exagit
L N.stick. IT Discovery
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MISCELLANEOUS