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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-08-23
Must Pa, the License.

Justice J. B. Deyine rendered decision
yesterday in the case of the People VS..
John Smith. The defendant was charged
with the crime of misdemeanor in carrying
on the businesses of fishing without first
obtaining license. He attacked the con-
stitutionality of the Act leyying the license,
and claimed that the public has a right to
fish in the navigable waters of the State
wherein the tide GIBBS and flows, which
cannot be constitutionally taxed by the
Legislature.
The Court held that the Act was con-
stitudonal, and that the right TO fish is sub.
Jet to legislative regulations, and that it is
within the province of a State to legislate
concerning the preservation and protection
of, and to regulate and control the rights of
ils people in its fishery and game interests,
that thereby the good of the whole State
may be snbseryed. If the State had this
power it certainly followed that in could
impose a license tax ON the vocation of the
fisherman the same as on any other trade
or vocation. The defendant was fined $25,
which he paid, his attorney, Add. C. Hunk
son, advising against an appeal.
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A wedding.

Last evening, at the residence of The
brides parents in Washington, occurred
the wedding of John A. Gill and Miss
Emma Todhunter, under the most delight
full auspices, the occasion being attended
by many beautiful features. Each of the
contracting parties are well and popularity
known in Sacramento, Mr.. Gill having
been associated with the Southern Pacific
Company for the past ten years, and is now
chief clerk of the Freight Department in
this city.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
A. T. Needham. Only the immediate
friends of the bride and groom were pres
ent. The presentations were most profuse
an elegant. The scene of solemnization
was on the lawn, between two large and
graceful palms. under an illuminated arch.
! After hearty congratul atoms generous re-
past was enjoyed, and the happy couple,
under escort of the host of quite as happy
friends, offered their adieus, and departed
on the Oregon express for Portland, and a
tour through Oregon. On their return Mr..
| and Mrs. Gill will reside in this city.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-08-23
THE PLACERyILLE FAIR.
A Splend Id Display-GOod Raciog-Open-
ing Address.


ing Address.
The I'll Dorado county fair opened at
Placervilie on Tuesday, and so far las been
very SUCCESSFUL. A large number of race
horses n on the track and the exhibits at
the pavilion are superior. The races on
Tuesday fere as follows: Running, five
eighths 5f a mile and repeat, between
Minnie r.. Painkiller and Maggie. Minnie
won the race in two straight heats, Pain
killer second. Time-1:06 and 1:07l. The
second race was COO yards and repeat, in
which the contestants were Bonnie g.,
Minnie Il. and Norton. Bonnie G. took the
| first and third heats, Minnie 3. second.
Time-34, "a, 80.
The races yesterday were running. The
| first three-quarter heats between Jack
\ Brady, Blue Bonnet and Minnie B. Brady
| won in two straight heats, Blue Bonnet
| second. Time-1:20 and 1:201 The five
eighths dash was contested for by Mento,
| Maggie ~. second. The track is IN fine
condition and the racing SO far has given
entire satisfaction.
| L large number of S2cramentanS are at
| tending the fair and the accommodations
in town arc ample. Sigwart's Opera House
is used as pavilion. The exhibits are
grand. 1t is safe TO say that no county in
! the State could present or make better
] showing of agricultural or horticultural
products than does El Dorado. The display
of fruits and flowers are especially fine, as
is also the art and fancy work depart
ments.
Hon. ]. G. Carpenter delivered the open.
ing address last evening.
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He Liked California

Chief Lee has received a letter from A.
Leininger, the Sheriff of Stark county,
Ohio, who came here couple of weeks
ago to ge. the escaped burglar, August
Ramie He says that he reached home
safely with the prisoner and was met at the
depot by several hundred people, as the
case was one which attracted great deal
of attention there. When Ramie was ar
rested by officer Campbell on Fourth street
he had on his person a large revolver
Sheriff Leinlnger says that when he reached
home the weapon was Immediately identi-
fed by the man whose house was burglar
lied by Ramie and his accomplices. The
Sheriff writes enthusiastically about his
trip TO California and everything he saw
here. He says it is the finest country
under the sun, and thinks he will move
out here when his term of Office expires.
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LOCAL BREYITIES.

The thermometers in some parts of the
city yesterday registered as high as 10Go.
Hon. NJ. NJ. Estee is to address the Re-
publicans of Sacramento on the evening of
September LIST.
The Governor has appointed William A.
Wright Commissioner of Deeds for the
State of California, to reside at New Ha-
ven, Conn.
The game of baseball 10 be played here
on the 9th of September is 4 regular League
game. This game was scheduled for Stock
ton on the above date.
Captain Kidder yesterday arrested c. w.
ShoTge, a Japanese servant, and had a
charge of petit larceny preferred against
him at the station house.
F.E. Myer. of Folsom, came down yes
terday and placed in the County Jail an
insane man named Conrad Surkett. He is
German, about 80 years Of age.
Governor Waterman has appointed Dr.
Latham, formerly of this city but now of
| Oakland, member of the District Board
of Agriculture for District No. 1, vice A. B.
Spreckels, resigned
a telegram from New York indicates
| that J. B. Haggin is going TO reduce his
stables largely by sale at Sheepshead Bay
on September Sd, and that he may retire
| from the turf altogether.
| Deputy Sheriff James Roney, of Solano
county, passed through the city yesterday
en- route to Folsom State Prison, having in
charge John Muller, who goes to serve a
| term of fourteen years in that institution.
Officer Rider yesterday arrested twelve
boys for swimming in the river near the
! bridge, a complaint having been made by
the proprietor of the Pioneer Mills. After
| af I
were discharged.
John Davis was arrested yesterday after
noon by officers Farrell and Starr and
charged with exposure of person. He had
been acting in most disgraceful manner
towards some little girls in the vicinity Of
| Twentieth and L streets.
The Governor has appointed and COM
missioned Notaries Public as follows Hor.
ace Gasquet, Del Norte county; A. G.
Swift, San Miguel, San Luis Obispo; L. D.
| Holbrook Watsonville, Santa Cruz; c. j.
Taylor, Weldon, Kern; Brice Grimes, Fill
more, Ventura w. B. Nutter, Stockton.
The Signal Service temperature, wind
and weather at 5 A. NJ. yesterday was 60
southeast and 6 miles an hour: II NJ, Ole
northwest and . miles an hour; r NJ.
1902, southwest and miles an hour
The average temperature was S2o, being Us
warmer than the normal temperature fol
that day.
f. A Ebel left at this Office yesterday {
box of peaches, grown at his place, thi:
side of the old beet-sugar factory. about {
mile and a quarter from the city, which
were equal to anything we have seen thi:
year. They were of the Edwards Cling
| Late Crawford and Susquehanna varieties
large, firm and fine favored, and wert
grown without irrigation. Mr.. Ebel's place
contains 81 acres, u of which are undel
cultivation.
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CHARLES SMITH Captured.
The Escaped Convict Found in the
Sewer.

The Escaped Convict Found in the
Sewer.
Charles Smith and George Ross, two con-
victs at the Folsom State Prison, were re-
ported TO have escaped on Sunday last and
the prison authorities advertised rewards
for their capture at the same time they
have been making diligent search for the
prisoners around the prison. Yesterday
morning their exertions were rewarded by
the discovery of the hiding place of con-
vict Charles Smith. who has remained con-
cealed in the sewer since Sunday afternoon.
When brought TO light, Smith was in very
weak condition, being completely over.
powered by long fasting and inhalation OF
sewer gas. The capture of George Ross
Smiths accomplice, is looked for hourly,
il not being thought possible that the latter
can elude pursuit for more than day
longer at fHrthest.
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ADMINISTRATIVE sale.

The personal property of the Trumpler
estate viii be sold at auction ON Tuesday,
August 18th, on the ranch, seven miles be-
low Sacramento, on the Yolo side of the
liver, Two miles above Freeport The fol-
owing property will be sold to the highest
bidder: Sixty fine dairy cows, twenty-five
wo-year- Odds, twenty yearlings, twenty
calves, one Holstein bull, one Durham bull,
eight head of horses, three sets of harness,
two wagons. plows, harrows. moving ma
chimes, dairy fixtures, saddles and other
articles
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Preparations are being made for great
Republican meeting at Gait on Saturday
night. The meeting will be addressed by
E. c. Hart, P. A. Humbert, Frank D. Ryan
W. a. Anderson, Jud. G. Brusie and Other
Republican speakers. The Sacramento
Harrison and Morton Glee Club will en-.
iyen the occasion with campaign songs
and general good time is assured all who
attend. Il is said that efforts will be made
TO run an excursion train to Gait Saturday
afternoon from Sacramento.
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DIED.

Sacramento. August 20-Juana, beloved wife o.
George W Mhitlock land mother of Mrs.
Theodore Elebs). native of San Jose, Lower
California, 81 years San Francisco papers
please copy
Friends and acqusintanees are respectfully in
WED to attend the funeral, from her late
residence, No. SO7 Second street, between
and J, this Thursday afternoon at O'clock;
thence to the new Catholic Church. Twelfth
street, etween J and K, where fur eral
services viii be held.
Sacramento. August 22-Albert norman, twin
sou of ]. w. and Esther l.. SilveTlock, a native
Of California. mosths and 70 days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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Lnmped hi tha sIough.

A ChinaEan committed suicide about 10
O'Clock yesterday morning by jumping
from the Third-street bridge into the China
Slough. It was said by Cinnamon that he
came from San Francisco on the day pre-
Vious, expecting to so to work picking hops,
and was respondent over his failure TO get
job. The body was recovered during the
afternoon and taken to the Morgue. An
inquest was held by the Coroner last even
ing and verdict Of suicide rendered.
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New CONTRIBUTIONS.

The following have been added to the
display at the Permanent Exposition Build
ing;
Mrs. L. B. Sutliff, city, two baskets
dahlias; Frank Hunt, Wheatland. Muscat
grapes; ]. F. Vineyard. Wheatland. Muscat
grapes; Judge E. Donaldson, Suffer county,
pumpkin, squashes, beeis and watermelons;
W. o. Davis, Florin, Day White Cling
DR.. Manlove, Brighton. Orange Cling
peaches; Mrs. NJ. J. Williams, city. seed
ling peaches; P II. Murphy. Brighton,
Orange Cling and Crawford peaches, Mangle
beets; r. c. May, Washington, Glout Mes
erx pears
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Anctinn saIss

". H. Sherburn will sell at auction, al
his salesrooms, 1913 X street, On Friday
morning. at 10 o'clock, a fine lot of good
furniture, including almost everything ne
cessary TO furnish house.
Bell & Co. will sell at auction, on the
premises. No. SIS o street, on Friday morn
ing, at 10 O'Clock, full set of household
furniture, stoves, cooking utensils, carpets
sewing machine, etc.
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For Hotels, Boarding Houses and Restaurants

TABLE LINEN.-Heavy Alllinen Damask, good
width, IS and IS cents. favorte with the hotel
trade is Cream Barnsley Linen at so cents
bleached or unbeached. fine Linen extra wide,
heavy body. IS cents. Cross bar Linen Napkins,
40 dozen White Damask Napkins, 81,
81 IS and 81 so per dozen.
CRASH AND TOWELTNG.-Cras by the yard
81, 10, I2H and IS Huck Damask
Towels, 81, ST. IS and 81 50 a dozen. Extra large
Al-I,nen Towels, IS cents each.
SHEETINGS.- handle all widths in Bleached and
Unbleached Sheetings. Leading makes.
BLANKETs.-White Blankets, ST. So, S.. Gray
Blankets So, S., So.
COMFORTERS.- Comfortables, with calico coverings,
IS cents, ST., 81 so Comfortabes, white filling
tonne covers, So, 81 so, So.
SPREADS White Honeycomb Spreads, 65, 90 cents.
and 81 IS
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Songs and scenes,

V. t. Bennett, great traveller, will give
an entertainment of songs and scenes at
the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall, in the Masonic Block on Friday and
Saturday evenings. He viii use royal
photo-opticon with powerful hmelight.
He will sing Hindosianee songs with an
paniment on an Eevotian bajah.
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NOTICE TO RENTERS.

HAVE YOU EVER CONSIDERED THE
Ii TACT that you may pay rent for your lifetime
and at the end what nave you to show for he
simply enriched your landlord
We oifer you proposition which enablesyon
TO absolutely own your own home within three
or four years
After your first payment IS made you simply
apply the money you are low paying for rent
to the payment of your home.
Highland Park Management viii sell you s lot
for from $50 to $500, or complete home, con-
sisting of a lot, new house and a well of pure
water that cannot be ex2elled, for 500 and up
ward, on monthly installments.
WE NFFkR A STRAIGHT, HONEST,
BUSINESS PROPOSITION, which will bear
the closest examination. Visit the yezious
tain their most favorable terms for securing q
OF our terms over all Others.
Our sales have been phenomenal. We POSI-
lively limit these terms TO twenty-five lots
affer the sale of which your opportunities saking
advantage of our most liberal offer Will be lost
STREET CARS every fifteen minutes from 6
A. II. TO 10 P. NJ. Through fare . cents; children
under II years of eye, ~ cents
FREE SCHOOL guarsnse ID on the tract
within ninety days.
Call on Us, and We Will take pleasure in div
lag you oct and chewing you the property, and
give you all information regarding sane.
A3- Title Guaranteed Absolutely Perfect.
r. ID. MIXERS, Manager.
Sp Office, 81 J street
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Washington, Yolo county. August 22--By Rev,
A. T. Needham. at the residence of the bride {
parents John A. Gill to Emma l.. Todhunter.'
Sac -amento, August ply Rev. A T. Need
ham, Coe ". Birdssll to Emma Mohler.
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POOTHILL RANCH FOR SALE.

ONLY FIVE MINUTES WALK FROM RAIL.
" road station; 81 acres, all fenced about 10
acres in bearing trees vines and berries good
spring OF living water house, barns, chicken
houses etc. Stock, tools and household furrii.
ture, If desired Address J. VI. HAIGHT. II Wv
castle, Placer county, Cal. au2l-lm
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CtEAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y ny the Board of Directors of the Turiock
Irrigation District for the purchase of the bonds
of said District at any time after the date of
this notice, and until TUESDAY, the 18th day
OF SEPTEMBER, a. D. 1888 at 5 O'Clock P. N. OF
said day, Mt the Office of said Board, at the
town Of 1urlock, county OF -tauislsus. state OF
California. Said bonds are issued under and in
pursuance of an Act of the Legislature of the
State of California, entitled 'an Act to provide
for the organizatio and cove nment OF lrriga-
ton Districts and to provide iCr the acquisition
of water and otner property, and for the dis
tribu ion of water thereby tor irrigation pur-
poses - Approved March :, 1887.
-Four hundred and ninety Of such bonds will
be of the denomination o. 500 each; LOOP of
such bonds Will be OF the denomination of $500
each.
said bonds will be of the form prescribed in
Section 10 OF said Act aud lear ak per cent. In
terest interest pay able semi-annually-
None of said bonds Will be sold for less than
ninety per cent. of the face vaiue Thereof,
Said proposals viii be opened Mt said tine
and place, and the purchase thereof VIII De
awarded TO the highest responsible bidder.
Said Board reserves the right TO reject any and
sll bids
ANY further information respecting said bonds
may be had on application to Il. NJ. VILLA MS,
Secretary OF said Board, postothre address, 1ur-
lock to E. B CLARK, President of said Board
postoiliee address. Modesto: or j. J. HAZEN,
Attorney-at law, or HATTEN ~ FULkEkIH,
Attorneys-at law, at Modesto, Stanislaus county,
| California.
Tnrlock Irrigation District August 2, lSSS.
e. Z. CLARK, President.
d NJ WrvIrkNfS SECRETARY afZl-3D1lt
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AMEIcAN STEAM LAUNDRY

JHITE LABOR ONLY. LINEN POLISHED
w in the neatest manner. We guarantee sat
isfactlon, All ordinary mending, sewing on
for and delivered to any part OF the city Office,
~ savtellc's hook store, 7V5 and TO J STREET.
sp-lm :. b. GREEN, Proprietor,
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WILL NOT WEAR OUT.

A few reasons why our New Wire Buckle Sus-
penders should be worn in preference to all others
The buckle is warranted to stand two years wear.
We will replace any that out before that time.
The buckle has rough surface to injure the cloth
ing. No sharp teeth to cut the web. The buckle
hook will not bend out of shape break off, and is
easily adjusted The buckle has no spring to bother
with when engaging or disengaging hook The
buckle takes firm hold the web and cannot Slip
The buckle has three times the strength and dura-
bility of any buckle in the market The metal clasp
used for putting the straps ends is far superior
to cloth or leather usually used for that purpose
Prices, IS, IS, SO, 65 cents and ST.
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LAD1Es' French kid button shoes, patent
Gather fronts, sizes to 81 only, widths D
and (. Will close them at 81 80. Red
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SHvEE DAYS MoRE.-What there is left
n summer goods are being sold to suit the
season, at Red House.
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SOCIAL AND Personal.

c. L. Pond, of Nord is visiting Sacramento.
Mrs. B. +. Howard is home from Santa Cruz
J. Hamilton Smith, of Auburn, is in the city.
Arnold Pollack returned to Sacramento yes
terday.
George c. Holbrook has returned from va
cation at the Bay
Miss Mollie Jackson. of Woodland, is visiting
friends in San Francisco.
Ex.sherif Thomas Cunningham, of Stockton
was in the city yesterday.
Hon Charles Lott and Hiram AreItz, of ORC
Vile, were in the city yesterday
Mrs NJ. A. Pealer returned yesterday from q
six weeks visit to New York City.
Miss Addie Carson and Mrs. Charles Day oil
Woodland, arc visiting Sacramento.
Max II. Fay, prominent Democratic poll
tician OF san Francisco, is in the city.
Jerry I4orrie, of st. Louis, Mo-, arrived yester
day on a visit to his sister, Mrs. Emily Shane.
John F. Ramage has gone to Sierra City
where he will form a law partnership with Bert
Schlesinger, and reside in future.
Professor ]. Baldwin, President of the State
Normal School of Texas, his wife and daugh
tiers, Misses Cora and Mabel, are visiting Wood
land, the guests of c. W. Thomas
Miss N. L. Foster, principal of the Grammar
School at Little Rock, Ark, paid a visit to Sac
ramentO yesterday and was the guest of Mis-.
Sarah NJ. Jones. Miss Foster is a member of the
National Executive Committee of the National
Educational Association and expressed herself
thoroughly delighted with our beautiful city.
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BARGAINS in square pianos from 800
up Hammers. $50 J street.
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RORN.

Sacramento. August s-wife of W. J. Parker. 3
sacramento. lugust 11-wife of W. T. Jacobs, a
daughter.
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Parade Tonight

The Harrison and Morton Glee Club
Division will parade tonight with full
ranks, led by the First Artillery band. It
is expected that all of the members will
turn out, and that they will make fine
ahaVviDp
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PAKTIH renting houses should read ''No
tee 70 Rentersn in another column.
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FoLDISe BEDS, De1 sofas, pictures, rugs,
curtains. MeiYins InsEallment Store, 525 J.
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MARRIED.

THE Domestic IS the only sewing machine
with self setting attachments. Ninth and ] =
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FOE sALE-T0 LET.


TiNo LET-IHE WHOLE ORA PART or :
4 IufhiSled lat OF SIX rooms on J street IN
4Ni'e ~ tii4s once auto If
fFo RtNr-THE CALIFORNIA BI,EWERY
i with steam fixtures complete. VIII I've rented
U, responsible par;ifs : on reasonable terms an
ply or sqdieSs u NJ. BD8OTfIEA ZEI-G Plscer-
vile. Cal. ani5-i1s
L-ARM FOR SAlE-S5s ACRES OF LAND AT
REUTERS station. Ali under cultivation
with small orchard and vineyard now in mn
pearlng' AZ Enclosed with 4 good fence. ana
necessary buildings fOs lGrInlne purposes: price
80 per aere. For particulars call en- the prom
lses or address the undersigned at RouHer's
du--il' PETER OLSEN
\ LATHAM BUILOiNG. CukNE6 sEyE,5TH
~ and streets Furnished roo,a, IN tuite or
sllgie: With o. aitEogt board jyl9-tf
a GREAT BARGAIN-WE HAVE FOR SALE
"a, one Buffalo Pits 40-ineh Separator, 49,
inch cylinder; one 10. Apnes engine, nesrll
new, OF 20 hol se-power. straw burner; one cook
wagon, together with water tanks derrick and
iorSs, ana all appurtenances belonging 10 a first;
class threshing outfit This must be sold ana
can be bought on easy terms. All in good order
and ready to start up. Call on or address T. y .
COOK d CO., Sacramento, Cal. my25-tfSvti
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THE most efficacious stimulants to excite
the appetite are Angostura Bitters, prepared
by DR.. J. G. B. Segert & Sons. Beware of
counterfeits. Ask your grocer or druggist
for the genuine article.
EACH year finds Browns Bronchial
Troches in new localities. in various parts
of the world For relieving coughs. cold
and throat diseases, they have been proved
reliable. Sold only in boxes.
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NOTICE TO THR PUBLIC.

TIME PUBLIC WILL TAKE NOTICE THAI
Il DR.. Il. RoZAs and J.. BLEIMAN arc no
longer connected in any manner as solicitors OF
agents of the MUTUAL ENDOWMENT AsSO
CATION. of Oakland, California; and their
acts win not be recognized By The Association,
By oder OF the BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
A. ". BISHOP, Secretary.
oakland. AUGUST Is, 1856 auls6lis
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NJ ATTAIN BUILDiNG. CORNER sKyE,7TH
~ and streets Furnished rooc, en suite or
single. with OF Witl0gt board irla-tf