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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-08-21

\ Republican, Democrat and a
Prohlbltionist went up to the temple
to pray. The Republican stood and
with his face toward heaven PRAYED:
40 Lord, we thank thee that we are
not like other men. We thank thee
first of all for the pure, incorruptible,
holy Republican party. We thank
thee THAT all Democrats are liars and
all prohlbitionists fools, and that we
alone are good, We have no special
favors to ask, knowing that to be
consistent thou must of necessity be
with u.s."
The Democrat prayed thus: 90
Lord, thou knowest we do not often
bother thee with our prayers. Yet
there be few things wherein thou
oanst be of very great use to us, if
thou will. Bless Cleveland, O Lord.
but curse his civil service. Bless the
prohlbitionists in the north but damn
them in the south. Bless Minnesota
and thy little Norwegian, Knute Nell
son, but curse Pennsylvania and that
traitor, Sam. Randall. The rest, O
Lord, you con safely leave to our
care"
The Prohibit,onist fell on his knees
as usual and prayed; 30 Lord, thou
knowest we have done little else but
pray, 10, these many years. Now
we are going to fight, and do thou,
. Lord, be pleased to stand by and
see fair play, while we show the
Pharisees and Sadducees that there
is God in Israel"
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Notice to Creditors.

In Probate Court of Boise county,
Idaho Territory,
In the matter of the. estate of Louis
Wagniers, deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the under.
signed, executor of the last will and Tesla
ment OF Louis Wagniers, deceased, to the
creditors OF, and all persons having claims
against, the said deceased to exhib bit them.
win the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of this
notice 10 the said executor, at his office in
Ploneerville, Boise county. Idaho Terrific
ry, or the payment of the same will be
forever barred. BEN WILSON,
Executor of the last will and testament of
Louis Wagniers, deceased.
Dated at Pioneerville, July 81, 1888.
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and Van B. DeLashmutt. The CAPT
tai stock is fixed at 81 100000. This
. is the company which organized to
buy the Bullion mine on Salmon riv-
| er, owned by Messrs. 5. S. Fem and
Weller and Wax, and the sale will
no doubt be speedily made. -. A
company of 0. r. e. y. surveyors are
expected TO arrive at Cottonwood
every day to inaugurate a survey for
a road for that corporation. AS the
company now have right OF way for
two years across the reservation it is
possible that they intend to build at
once. This is not our choice OF com
panies, but all are welcome and the
| o. X. x n. is better than none. -.
There is daylight ahead The o. r.
* n. have corps Of surveyors locat-
ing line up the Clearwater, and the
Northern Pacific have just put an adj
dtional force on Potlatch creek.
The 0. Il. & n. are evidently deter
mined to prevent the n. +. from get
ting to Clearwater and probably the
Potlatch canyon will soon be the
scene Of another Burnt river pass i'm
broglio.. There is shortage of
100000 bushels in the growing
wheat crop of the u. s., and also
shortage in all other countries, which
creates a hope that the market will
advance in the fall to 80 or 60 cents
(. 0. b. in Lewiston. In that event
there will be vast volume shipped
from this prairie, sure as you are
born. -. George Riebold has 5000
pounds Of machinery in Lewiston
which will go in by the next train to
Warrens. 1t is roasting apparatus
to be added to the Little Giant quartz
mill, and with the mill aud concen-
traitors which he has now, he will have
a mill plant that will enable him to
work ore to a closer per centage than
ever before -. Mr.. S. w. Smith was
out from Elk City last week and re-
ports his new mill and machinery
working smoothly and the rock that
has been already crushed prospects
so we'll that he is greatly encouraged
and predicts bright and prosperous
future for the Elk City basin. The
Terwilliger ledge from all accounts
promises to be bonanza, as it is so
feet wide and assays $50 to the ton.
Good placer prospects are got in the
surface dirt and on the bedrock, and
also from the decomposed matrix of
the ledge, and when more fully de-
veloped it will no doubt prove high
ly valuable property. Stewards
annexation admission bill has been
called up in the Senate several times
since the recent debate on annexa-
ton, but Stewart prefers to have it
remain on the calendar as unfinished
business, where it can be called up
and acted on at any time. The
weight of Senatorial opinion is against
wiping out the Territory of Idaho
from the map and Stewart recognizes
it. Delegate Voorhees, made an elo-
quent address in the House, July rs,
on behalf of the admission of Wash
ington rs State, but made no refer
ence whatever to the annexation
question, which shows that he recog-
nizes the handwriting on the wall,
and that further agitation of the an
nexation issue will only delay the adj
mission of Washington into the
Union as q State.
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Notice.

All who are indebted to 4. Stratus
will please come forward and settle,
as | am going to quit doing bust
ness in Boise county. All accounts
not settled Immediately will be placed
the hands of collector. All
property, real estate and personal,
for sale cheap. Twelve milk cows
and some young stock with them for
sale cheap. a. SrRAus.
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North Payette H..
thence folIox,,n,.s. e !, % De I.
place OF beginng lhe eoan,s
Registrar. inning Gilka
c Lsver squsv cr.l
commencing on the A., ND
" 10y Dry Buck, thence i Il
wes's,iy 70 the Big NJ
n monas Ga place, t6eprs y
county =. line, thence sss ~ ~
following ,h a.ae % The payas,
ton there's -" ,,.' county line i y
precinct ,hs ~ 'ne line q IN
terly line ~ nofsheYB H.!
the pl.ce ~ ~ tnoiseshce B.sS u
trar' u "g'nning. e.
warden Valley ~.
Commencing at The hs.s
thence running in i n neaa y
ton on the line Of pio u,.ass
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Notice to Crediian

In the Probate Court Of %
Idaho Territory:
In the matter of the esnf
Baumgartner. deceased; n
Notice is hereby given y
signed, administrator OF the -
Baumgartner, deceased, to D
of, and all persons having eaSj
the said deceased, to exh'oa
the necessary vouchers,
months after the first puolless|
notice, TO the said adminlsar|
office in Idaho City, in ssla
Territory, or the payment Of "
be forever barred.
JOHN GARhtt1
Administrator of the estate o. Y
gartner. deceased. y
Dated Idaho City, July - y
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Boise Ciu|
W0i
Manufacturers and Dad
Italian Marble all 4

Monuments, Tombstoncs. tn
ues, Iron Fences, and all kind
terry work. We have secured Z
of q first-class workman fruas
We are better than ever a
do firstclass work, al sud
ly low prices as to defy q
We have also received hnskz
original designs, both in granal
bic, so that parties can make ~
lection from these designs a 81
anywhere in the United Stats
Please call and examine, 9rl
designs and prices, bcforeplssi!
ders elsewhere. We will max.
interest 10 do so.
Our designs in Iron feneen
and cheapest IN the world. W
nish a good Wrought Iron n
AS cheap as a wood fence.
JAMES DYAON
F. A. NOCRSE,
Proprietor.
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IpAHo County FRRg Pass.

IDAHO COUNTY FIRES Press: The
Bullion mining company, OF Portland,
filed articles of incorporation with
the Secretary of State at Salem, Or
egon, last week. The incorporators
gre d. P. Thompson, J. l.. Atkinson,
Frank +, Vaughn, d. c, McKercher
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Dpppsea Wonders exist in thousands Of 70

DpPDSea Wonders exist in thousands ~ t,-,,,
Ii NH out are surpassed by the maryels Of in.
Nenhon' Those Who are in mead Of pro.
htaole work that can be done while living a, bom.
should at once send thsir address to Halle; Co
r0f'land' Maine and receive free. fun information
now either sex. Of all ages can earn from S. To 60,
per day and upwards wherever they live. You ar.
started iFes' Capital not required Some h.,.
made over $50 in single day a. this work, An
succeed.
Jan. /. Ut.
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QIfuT VRewarded are those VII, rs,, a.,
nlUQ In and then act; they VII s,,s h ~ tels
ole employment that viii No, -
mem nom their homes and families. n. -
ls i'fse and sure for every indus,riOu. 49,
nAus nave made and are now making sey,,,I 49,.
4iea oouArs per month Its easy for .nro,. :.
- and upwards per day. who i, VIM, -
hi'aes sex. young or Old; capital no, -,
W. START you Everything new. No .peci,, 49,
I elalFed; you, reader. can do it q. well
"i.'e % Us a. once for fun particulars. xh,,h =
ian, Tyr. 'Aaho' hainei
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The following warrants will be paid
out of the Road Fuad:
No, l09-in favor of Geo. TuckerSl75 90
ll6- Ben. t. Davis 10 so
III G, Miner. -. so %
The following warrant will be paid out
of the Hospital Fund:
No, ll1-in favor of Frank Coopersl62 so
JOHN GARRECHT,
By lsIpoR SMITH, Co. Treasurer.
Deputy.
Idaho CITY, Idaho. Aug. 13, 1883
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THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
PLAcERvILLE, Boise Co, |. T.,
August is, 1888.

Was eiecleN ttHipo" Nhoi''"", ~"
George Ainslie, tempory Secretary
On motion Of James McDagitt a
committee Of FIVE was appointed by
the Chair Oh credentials, as follows:
Frank Cooper, p. Connaughton, Thos.
Carrigan, T. II. CLARK and j. Hanifan;
and on motion the following were
appointed AS Committee on Perma-
nent Organization and Order OF Bust
ness, viz: VIM. Splaine, }. McDevltt,
d. Carroll, George Sittig and }. Bro
gan. and the convention then took a
recess until | o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Committee on Credentials re-
ported the following named delegates
entitled to seats in the convention:
Idaho City--F Frank Cooper, VIM.
Sherman, James Moriarty, Jr,, Rich
ard Cunningham (by Hugh Craig
proxyl. Nate West (by Saml. 7. Da-
Wis proxy, and John Garrecft, sr.
Horseshoe Bend Jerry Hanifan,
S. A. Clarkson and James Fenton (by
J. Ianifan proxy.
Graham James McDeyitt, John
Shanahau, James White, NJ J. Ora
ham and George Hardin (by j. Nc
Dewitt proxy, aud Thos. Graney (by
J. Shanahan proxy)
Quartzburg-Dan Carroll and +.
Scott (by d. Carroll proxy.
Pioneer Matt Davis, and G.. I.
Keys 10y VIM. Splaine proxy.
Banner--C. J.. White, and G. f.
Powell (by 9. l.. White proxy.
Granite Creek John Leary and
Peter Connaughton.
Centerville-Con Donahue and T.
II, Clark.
Plaoerville - Martin Cathcart, Nelse
Matheson and j. Brogan.
Garden Valley-George Sittig,
Tom Carrigan and d. H. Ulrich.
More Creek. c. Richardson (by
James Moriarty, Jr, proxy.
Deadwood-Ole jackson.
The report was, on motion, adopted.
The Committee on Permanent Or
ganization and Order OF Business re-
ported for permanent officers Martin
Cathcart, Chairman; Sam'l 7. Davis,
See'y; and Barney McDermott, Sar-
geant- at Arms; which report was
adopted, and the convention pro
eeeded with the order of business, as
follows;
On motion, James McDoyitt, Nelson
Matheson and Peter Connaughton
were unanimously elected delegates
TO the Territorial Convention, and
the following nominations were then
made:
For Joint Councilman with Ada
county, Hon. Ben Wilson, of Boise
county.
For member Territorial House of
Representatives, Thomas Carrigan.
For Sheriff, James w. White.
For Probate Judge, Thomas S.
Hart.
For Recorder, Tim Carroll.
For Treasurer, John Garreoht, Sr,
For Assessor and Tax Collector,
Ben T. Davis.
For District Attornev II w INN
wa
FOR school superintendent, j. A.
Lippincott.
For County Surveyor, John Ii.
Merrill
-.
VI No'''e''
Inc delegates from the several
County Commissioner districts then
nominated candidates for Comfy
Con;ss;oo ,.L;ah
:. ..c o'' '"0
.'"''' 'A''"eo oy tue convention, as
'oiio"s'
District No. /, Charles Mann;
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Yreasurer's Notice.

The following warrants will be paid
out Of the County General fund on pre-.
sentation at my office:
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CIaRA NJ BEDS.
Treasurer's Notice,

The following warrants will be paid out
of the Comfy General Fund on presenta
ton ut my Office:
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INVENTIONS:

In EMU during the last half sentUrT ~
Not least among the wonder,
Of inventive progress is a method an. -
work thss can be performed all over ~
Withou, separating the workers from, ,h.,. -
Pay liberal; anyone can do the wo-. &C., -
s " oi' No special ability required. Capital
10y you ar0 started free. Cut this GU, and
s'u'" 10 Us and We viii send you free, sou,,hins
''iue and Importance to lou, tia, win
you ID business which will bring you in ,n,.
rish' away Than anything else in the vol,
u'Ana 0utn' free. Add ress True / c., Ausn.,.
Maine. Nus~''
Jan. l, VI.
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Fresh oranges and lemons at Sis
hv's.
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ALI those knowing themselves in
debted to me hy note or book account
are requested to settle with W. 5.
Galbreaith.
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GENTS clothing cleaned and mend
ed by
Mrs. A. THoMPaoS.
Better known as MRs. CARAVAN.
IpAHo CRY, Nov. q, 1887. If.
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ON papers for sale at this office.
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Deadvocd Precinct

Commencing at the mouth Of Rock
creek and running in northwesterly
direction to the summit OF Lightning
ridge, thence in northerly course to the
divide separating the waters of the Middle
Payette from North Payette rivers to the
head waters of Big creek, thence in a
northerly course to the county line
thence easterly along the county line to the
line of Banner precinct, thence west to
place of beginning, and embracing all
the waters of the Deadwood Fork and
headwaters of the Middle Payette river
George Wise, Registrar
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Silver Mountain Precinct.

Commencing at the mouth of Crooked
river, thence along the line of Banner
precinct to the head of Warm Spring
creek, thence in an easterly direction
along the ridge that separates the waters
of the Salmon from the Payette, THENCE to
the head of the North Fork of Boise river,
or latitude 441a. thence down the middle
of the north Boise to the mouth of Crooked
river, the place Of beginning. J. d.
ApneW Reristrar
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1t is only question of time: the sooner
you make yourself acquainted with our
goods, the sooner you will act for your best
interests.
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WV. j. RoTBwELL
NJ. ID.
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Plaeeryille Precinct.
Quartzburg Precinct

commencing on the Payette divide At
the head of Wolf creek. thence along ann
upon said divide TO the point where the
Jerusalem trail crosses, thence WESTERLY
following said trail to the point of ;is
intersection with the LAWYER trail. thence
along said Lawyer trail to Hazard gnIch
70 the West Fork of Granite creek. thence
Gown said West Fork to its Junction win
Granite creek, thence due east 10 the linz
Of FiacerSille precinct, thence nortberlv
along the westerly line of Placcryi le nra
S S 10 the place of beginning. Nm
Splaine, Registrar. III
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Centerville Precinct

Commencing at the junction of Grimes
creek and Granite creek, thence up Granite
creek to the mouth OF Ophir creek, thence
along the divide on the easterly side of
Ophir creek to a point due west from
Lady's point, thence east to Lady's point,
thence in a straight line easterly to the
junction of Ross gulch with Elk creek
thence southerly along the westerly line
of Idaho City precinct to point due east
from the place of beginning, thence to
the place of beginning. j. a. Llppincott,
Registrar
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Commencing at point on the divide
between Ophlr and Grimes creeks, due
west from Lady's point. thence following
said divide northerly to the divide be-
tween the waters of the Payettc and Boise
river, thence easterly along and upon said
divide to q point thereon at the head of
Rock creek, thence following the boun-
daries of Banner, Idaho City and Center
vile precincts to the place Of beginning.
John Weaver, Registrar.
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Long Valley prac;n..

,,S oolnmencing at the boundary line of
.ne county, on the divide separa,inr III
waters OF equaw creek from Nortb pa,
StIe' thence following the divide ha,,r, ~
o4uaw creek and the North Payette 10 ,Sn
aousn "i The North Payette river thsnne
n aSserly 10 the summit of Packer -
vn11;an'aln' thence following the d;y;da
S Snleh separates the waters of the NiSaie
Fofs OF the Payette from Tins, - ~ .a ,he
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Granite Creek Precin,,

Nommenclng at the point on the Payette
Wv ,n. ,ue "here II Is crossed by the Jerusalem
o uail, t9ence along said divide to where il Is
oiosseu 9y the Hawkins road, thence
a.ong salI divide around the head of Shafer
eaeeh; ana thence continuing thereon until
,eachlng me boundaries of More creek
bnNn ,Ier nence northeasterly along the
So n,uaiies OF More creek, Idaho CITY,
Oen,erFlIle and Piacerville precincts to he
P'"oe Vi oeginning John Ellis, Registrar
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F. A. NOCRSE,
Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-11
AUTUMN SESSIONS OF OFPARLIAMENT.
A Chance That They May Become q
Fixture Until Home Rule ID Adopted

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, July 1l.-Up to the moment Mr.. Smith
rose last night in the house OF commons TO an
nounce the intention OF the government in regard
to public business much uncertainty prevailed on
the subject. The members who had assembled in
great force, anxious to hear the expected state
ment OF the government, had much difficulty in
making up their minds as 10 an autumn session.
although the question had been seriously discussed
by the ministers for more than a week past. Bal
four strongly opposed this, as It will make him
directly responsible TO parliament during the WIN
ter, and before the session is over he may he con-
trOnted in the commons by Dillon. How sensitive
Balfour Is to pubic opinion about his res ute
policy Is shown by the Instructions Just sent out
under his personal direction TO the constabulary,
ordering that in all important evlctions likely TO
cause comment reference should be made To Divl-
Sional Mag Strate cullen before protection Is PROM
ioed Thus IL appears that In evictiODs not likely
10 cause comment the police are at liberty 10 DO as
they please.
THE DECISION OF THE MINISTRY
respecting an autumn session indicates that Bal
four has lost his influence In the cabinet. The
present departure may possibly lead to a radical
change in parliamentary sittings- 1t is not un-
likely that the autumn session may become the
rule, at al events, until parliament Is relieved OF
the Irish business by passing a horne-rule bill.
The present arrangement, by which the house sits
through the summer, was made at a tine when
that body consisted almost exclusively OF fox-
hunting eSquireS. Nowadays IL Is estimated that
1t contains not more than 100 huntsmen out OF go
members. Almost all the liberal members approve
the autumn sittings. Even on the tory SIDE LOO
members petitioned the other day In favor OF the
plan. The withdrawal or the lfe-peerage bill,
even under the altered conditions, is confession
that the proposal is failure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-11
More Iowa: saloons Closed.
THEY CANNOT REMAIN OPEN PENDING AN APPEAL TO
TBE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

THEY CANNOT REMAIN OPEN PENDING AN APPEAL 10
TIE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, July ia decision OF more
than ordinary importance and involving a new
pOint under the prohibiIOry liquor law OF Iowa has
been rendered by Judge Phelps, OF the District
place of business was entoined as q nuisance ap-
pealed to the Iowa Supreme Court, and after nling
a supercedeas bond, continued the traf1ic The In
junction was sustained, and the saloon keeper
again gave bonds and carried his case TO the
United states supreme Court, where IL Is not
likely TO be reached for q year or two yet Re-
Gently proceedings were brought to have him ar
rested and fined FOR contempt OF court In cOnttnu-
ing the illegal traffic Notwithstanding the in1unc-
ton His defense was that, pending the decision
OF the Federal court the injunction did no: apply,
put the District Court now decides that the in
close The saloon keeper at once closed up and
others win follow suit, as they admit that further
resistance to the law Is useless
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-11
Burned i'm a Livery Stable.
TWO EMPLOYEES AND TWENTY-FIVE HORSES Losl

THEIR LIVES.
BUFFALO, n Y, July 1.-THE livery stable OF
II. c. Springer, on Park circle, was destroyed by
fire at O'Clock TINS morning. The building was
formerly occupied as a roller skating rink. The
flames spread with such rapidity that two en-
ployes named John Burkhardt and Richd Bren-
nan were unable to escape and were sunocated.
Their charred bodies were afterward taken from
the ruins. That OF Brennan was found In IA hack,
in which he Was sleeping when the fire broke out.
Fred. Springer, brother OF the proprietor, had a
narrow escape and was considerably injured.
TWENTY-FIVE horses were also burned to death.
Total loss estimated at $4,000 TO S30,OOO; insur
ance, about $4,000.
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HANOVER, n. H., July ia fire at l 80 this
morning In the stable connected with the la, sc
three-story frame building, known as "South
Hail." used since the big fire OF January 1887, as
a hotel, OF which L. b. Purmont was the proprie-
tor made great progress for time, driving
guests from the hotel in their night-clotheS, but
at 80 the fire department got control OF IT, and
a request for help from Lebanon was counter
manded. Besides the hotel building and barns
several dwellings, we're destroyed. The selectmen
offered reward OF 5000 for the detection OF the
supposed lncendiary.
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LORD HOWE,S MONUMENT.
1t Has Been Removed to a Better LO.
cation i'm Westminster Abbey.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
LONDON, July 11.-Dean Bradley writes the Times
to-day to inform American visitors In London that
the monument TO Vlscount Howe, slain on the
march to Ticonderoga In 17oS, erected by vote OF
the province OF Massachusetts, the following year,
has been removed from the window in
the south aisle OF the nave OF Westmln-
ster Abbey, where the interesting fnscrip-
tion was indecpherabe, and placed on the
floor Immediately behind the monument TO Fox
and just within the belfry. The dean thinks
those interested In the history OF America Will APP
preciate the motive and approve OF the result W
this dlSplaCement.