davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-11
2026 Zeigler, Josie W
unknown OWNERS.

2451 to o245i-Unknown Owner, Artesia School
i s$ to 15s5-Unknown Owner, Belvedere
$50 to 1oso-Uoknown Owner. Cahuenga
School District.
lo64-Unknown Owner, Cienega School Dis
trict
1914 and los5-Unknown Owner, Cahuenga
School District
500 to sO4-Uuknown Owner, Duartc School
Disri t.
l559-UnknOWn owner, Florence School Dis
a44s to 2'4s--Unknown Owner, Green Meadows
iOao % lo4l1s-Unknowu Owner, Hudson
iO42-Unknown Owner, Harmony School Dis
| trct
ii4a to 1445-Unknown Owner, Harmony
| School Distr ct.
1916 to 1s29-Unknown Owner. Harmony
1910 TO 1il5-Unknown owner, Harmony
1885 t. l609-Unknown Owner, Ivanhoe 81 hool
ios6-Unknown owner, Ivanhoe School Dis
| trict
1884 to 14S7-Unknown Owner, La Dow School
District.
lO4s-Unknown Owner, La Dow School Dis
trit
g55 t. s57. Unknown owners-La Puenta
| School District.
llle 10 1927 Unknown Owner, La Dow School
D strict
1888 to 124s-Unknown Owner. La Dow school
District.
1878 to l27e-Unknown Owner, La Dow School
l56o to 1569-Unt nowa Owner. Lugo School
District.
~, 10 127e-Un nown Owner, Laurel School
10 to se9-Unknown owner-oceau School
District.
1922 to 2442-Unknown Owner, Pomona School
lo44 to loes-Unknown Owner, Rosedale
School District.
94S Unk known owner, Rosedale School Dis
tritt.
1SS)-Unknown Owner, Rosedale School Dis
trict
1865 to 1869 Unknown Owner, ,Rosed lie School
District.
1911 to 16l5-Unknown Owner, ,Rosedale School
District.
lbs to 1ls2ls Unknown Owner, Rosedale
1850 10 13l5-Unknown Owner, ,Rosedale School
Dis rict.
1924 to 127a-Unknown Owner, ,Rosedale School
District.
I2i7-Unknown Owner, Rosedale School Dis
trict-
942-Unknown Owner, Rosedale School Dis
trict.
945 to 954-Unknown Owners Rowland School
District.
I4ss to 1442-Unknown Owner. San Pasqual
81 hool District.
1887 and iO3s-Unk nown Owner, San Pasqual
schoo' District.
1881 lls-Unsnown Owner. San Pasqusl
School District.
s7s-Unknown Owner. San Pasqual School
s75-Unknown Owner. San Pasqua School
s7s to s77--Unknown Owner. Savannah
School District.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-11
VOL. 3 1-2.

=; Crow, p-L Co, in Alhamora
Alhambra Hall tct lot blk A,
Alhsmbra Hall ict, lot 16 blk B,
Alhamb H II tct. lot IL llk B, 4
Alhsmbra Hall tct, 1T ID b q,
Also in ectric r'ai tci, u blk b,
Electric road tot, 10 10 blk B, 2
Electric road tc +, lot blk B.
Also in Goff tct, lot 10 ok A, and per
pop, Is
2. Elwood, Frank B-L A Coin outh-
waits sub o. Alhambra lot 8, 2
Also 10 stoneman tct lot "a blk A, 2
Also in stoneman tct, lot 40 tlk o. and
per ptop. II
,iriffths, Geo-L Co. Is &C of land
bd by old river, S by Co rOat, W by
FIR ink Cox San ADtio Ro, and per prom,
a. N ttleton, Ed il A Co, in X 9
Fields Occidental Heights tct, lot 20 blk
16. 2
Also lot % blk 16. .
Also lot "a blk 16, per prop and poll
tax, IL
5. Stanton Julia Gin Alhambra,WE
Ferguson's sub lot IA blk A, IS
Also lot 10 b X A, aud per prop, &
6. scheifelin, Ed In 4 c., 3s ac of
land, bd by 5 Noreno, by Co rods
by NJ Some. W BY Nadeau Vim tct i'll San
. shankiin, R MIN L A Co, 10 ac of
land, nd by to n of st James, and
by Toberman. W by Tenner aud Leslie,
r prop ano poll tax, IL
TO- Nor hcros'. Mr. M as guardian
beinS 4 lot9 Lotspeich tct in Ro Sam
tisgo de Santa Ana, 10
II IL Collins, Gin A Co, 4 &C of
Web ter, W by Hill, Henderson and
Toberman, per prop and poll tax, 20
Is Trunk, Jas r In L a Co, 10 &C of
land ID n aud b. Peayis, by Chap O
msn' ena BY srGan, Gsas Per oP snG p9sta5i
land, bd by Polmer, by Smith aud
Nash, by spurgeon, W by Robinson,
and per Drop, 8
bd by Grand ave sdd to Orange, g by
FUNK & Chapman. by Bish p & Pratt.
by Il f Gardner, per prop and poll -.
| tax, 43
II. Baldwin, Herman BIN L A Co,
10 &c of land, bd ny J w Mo re, K by
Cum mings, Oy Hockett, W by csnel, IA
IS. kobb. Jno r-L A Co. lac o land,
be ng lot blk L, Gray tct, Ro Santiago
Also ac of land being s1s lot 4 blk
N, i'll Gray tct Ro Santiago de Santa
Ana, and per prop. s
lana I9 II aoqw1y bT W., EmIn ~ &C. 9o s as
by Baker, W by Stanley. and poll tax, Z
90 Hardy, Ed Vim l. A co, 20 &C
land, being e19 lot blk F, A B Chapman
tct, in Ro Santiago de Santa Ana, and
| PEI prop and poll tax, 30
81: Wright, VIM Hin L A Co, 81 &C
land, being "a ac of blk G. Gray tct, in
Ro Santiag de santa Ana, 1e
y. VIZ gnt BIN IL A 90, n &C
land, blk P a Il. Gray tct. in Ro San
| tiago de eanta Ana, Q
| %. Santee, lisa =" PIN L A c., 51a &C
| ltnd bd by Williams, Snsrpless &
| Stanley, e by Villa Park, S by Barker, W
| by Hoops, snd poll ,aX, 9
| 81. Bsnc of, Is HIN L A Co. 81 &C
| land, beinV 81 sc OF mel of tct. sec 6,
| tp 10 s, 10 W. and per prop. As
| 25. Mitchell Newe HIN L Co, 2S
ac land, being ne14 OF sw1@ sec 8. tip S, g..
IL W, 10
26 A1varado, WIN L A c., &C
land, bd py 8 B road. e and by Con.
eeption De soto, " oy Dlmss In tp' Ro e
| q. Donald. Mrs susan In Co,
| Robson tct, lot blk 2. 8
| % Weber. Moritz--L A Co. Urmston
tct. lot blk 5. 4
%. Bak. r, O MIN L A Co, Hyde
| Park. lot 424 aud poll tax, 8
80. Marion, LII Co, G W Da-
| Wis t t. lot 5. 5
n VIZ ~ 11t
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-11
:
Huntington Democratic.

y AT the recent Municipal clecs
ton in Huntington, theDemocrats
carried all three OF the wards in
the city, eleeting aMavor, and all
other city officers by a good ma
jority.
1t was a hot contest, and each
party poIled 4 heavy vote,
The Republicans. with Gordon
9'Beirne, the Democratic traitor
mt their head, rcsorted to all sorts
7cf dastardly tricks 10 carry the
election, ono among which was te
break into the Office of the Hunt
ington Advertiser, where Ia.
Democratic tickets were printed
and steal not only every ticket
that was printed, but the form o.
type from which the tickets wert
made. This was done to prevent
tho Democratic railroad men an,
others, who had to come early 70;
voting before they left. Bnt
aficr ill, the result Is satisfactory
TO the Democrats.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-11
s.r
Postal Reforms.

Postal reforms are difficult OF accom-
plishmcnt. All change i not Improve
ment, we are told when we propose i
desirable alteration in the postal laws.
or inpost;.l rules and regulations. Com
gress was almost afraid at the time it
was done to fix the uniform rate of pos
tage on letters at five cents. Instead of
keeping ahead of the people and effect
ing beneficent changes in the postal
laws before these are asked for or even
thought of by the voters, our congress-
men wait until their constituents eom-
pei them to do work which they ought
TO have done of their own motion.
The Petersburg Index-Appeal is not
disposed to drop the subject IF postal
reforms because Congress has adjourn
ed. IT says:
Referring to the suggestion made BY
the Richmond Dispatch with reference
to the extension Of the free-delivery
service, we would suggest that the fair
est way TO solve the problem would be
! 10 81 W. fl'ts+ delivery toevery pres i1feiI-
tial .p9steffiee. How would that suit z"
Ehat--wonla be a vast Improvement
upon the present system, and perhaps it
would be well to accept it as IL compro-
mise measure. But it surely cannot be
long before Congress will provide for
free delivery in every town which
receives mail matter enough to employ
Ethc time of one man in its delivery. In
English books you find frequent refer
cnces to the mails being brought even
to country houses. Anthony Trollope
had charge Of the matter for part if
not for the whole of. England, as ap-
pears from hiTantobiography.
his REFORM h in the nature 81 gas
works, water-works and public schools,
all Of which are provided for out of the
public treasury because ii is good for
the community at large thus to employ
the public funds. 1t is an unansweral
BILE reply to the advocates Of redis-
/ tribution of property by an equal divi-
sion thereof, TO say that if all the pro-
pcrty IN any city in the world were
| equally divided between its inhabitants,
no one person would bc~rich enough to
build even a dwelling-hotise, and all
such things as street or other railroads
would have to fall into ..innocuous
+ iiesUctIlde.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-11
Court Notes.

Only one felony case. was tried
during the present term.-The
State aginst Van McNeely charged
with grand larceny. He was ac-
quilted.
t..-=-sFae-siaffefcr suit of 4. f. C'ham-
bers against L. d. Chambers Mas
tried. A verdict was rendered in
favor Of the defendant.
The case of James Starr, Jr's.
heirs against - in eject
ment was tried By a juryf with a
verdietsfor plaintiff.
Moses Harrison against Roland
B. Vance for unlawful detainer,
was tried. The court directed a
verdictfor the defendant.
Several land sales were made dur
ing the term. The largest one
being the sale Of the L. S. Des-
kins' lands made by Commissioner
II. X. Shumate SO, 900.
Another ono, the Adam Brown
ing lands, by Commissioner IL. G.
Ragland, at 300.
Another, by Commissioner j.
b. Wilkinson Of the J. s. Aldridge
lands, for II 100.
The new Commissioner Of
School lands, BIB. Buskirk, filed
his annual report for the sale OF
forfeited and delinquent lands
and waste and unappropriated
lands. Quite a large body Of
lands was reported as being sub
jeet to sale for the benefit Of the
School Fund. ~
The report was submitted tc
Commissioner, j. B. Ellison, te
report, title value, location, guam
tity, ETC., as we'll as the amount
of taxes due. The readers of the
BANNER may look for the notice
Of his sitting, at an early day.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-11

Labor in Alabama iron fields
cen be procured much cheaper
t ian III the Pennsylvania region.
Oughtn't Congress to do some=
thing to protect" the eastern
workingmen from the effects Of
the Alabama ''pauper laborN'
Perhaps the Alabamians should
@hayGan-extE;t per bounty to
enable them to pay. better wages
Tor labor. They might not do it
except the law obliged them, but
the excellent policy would be
oxcmplified. II may lie as disas-
I Gus to. the PENNSYLVANIA iron
mongers to compete with home as
with foreign Labor, and as the
Republican idea is to Regulate all
these matters by artificial stimu-
lation Or suppression, here is a
call.for fine work.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-11
President Cleveland

EX-Presittcnt Cleveland and
party were enthusiastically re-
ceived and pleasantly Entertained
at st. Augustine. Bands and flags
were atflIe depot and crtv car
ri.igcs took faem about The his
doric old city and to various
places Of interest in its Aicinity.
It was Mr.. Cleveland's first visit
to the State and had all.tAe gest
of novelty, which was'thoroughly
enjoyed. Somehow the x-Presi-
dent has + fashion Of enjoying
his work OF his play that is cxas-
peratins to his enemies.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-11


Sectional luminosity will sool
he 4 thing Of the past,in spite OF
the eIerts of Republicans TO fan
the einbers into life for Iolitic;
=Iatff eses.fflie=a soldiers who met
IN deadly strife Oh the battle
fields are, and always have been.
the firstte clasp the hands Of. for
setfulncss. In the Academy of
Music in New York, the blue and
gray were interniingled and only
wopls OF cordial greeting and
friendship were heard. Union
and confederate veto rams sat upon
fles.age together and joined in
singing The Union Forever"
The meeting was held in aid of
the Confederate Soldiers Home
in Austin, Texas, and promises
good results, financial and fra
ternal.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-11

When, -this stsge-ef: the
rame.Itcpublicans refuse to vote
for the confirmation of a presi-
dental nominee for an important
office, II shows-what does it
show? 1t took the vote Of two
Democrats to confirm Whitclaw
Reid for the French mission.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-11
Gas We Go Marching On. :"
charleston Daily Gazette. J.

charleston Daily Gazette.
The Democrats have carried the
city Of Chicago by maioritas
ranging from 8 900 te-Io, ee97,tlfr=
feating the entire Republican
4 elzct and elcctiinee a Democratic
Mavor and city officers.
They have also captured the
city Of spriE sc Illinois HI
elected their entise ity-tielset.
They laasezalzo overcome stffe cfIes
my in Dubukc, Iowa, and elected
their entire ticket by majorities
!, ranging from 200to 200.
The Democratic party is 4
Pretty lively "oid corpse after
all.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-11

South.
Here was q tombstone as of
IRE applied which was to test
their manhood, their virtue, their
love Of liberty. Of kindred and of
Icountry. What, ! ask, were these
lfeyoted followers Of that grand
old statesman Henry Clay to do
under these circumstances
There was nothing more reasona-
bic and consistent. nothing abso-
lutely more imperative upon
them, than that they should unite
With their former and equally
patrio5sic aayersaries' 1the Demo
Gratis J for the purpose Of securing
he atlt onemy=ef their State gov
ernments and the rescuing and
saving as much of political and
civil freedom from fhe vet burn
ing and smouldering embers Of
The war as was possible under the
circumstances.
Allow me to elaborate this idea
briefly. We saw a powerful
dominent party in tile North
flushed with the fruits Of victory,
gglea tiinasgg s #aiitli datfrIolliiacsii giiee
over the consciousness Of their
superior strength, instigatcd BY
passion, cupidity, hate, and re-
venge, using the most corrupt,
Ignorant, and malignant tools,
both from the North and the
South, TO compass cur social, po-.
fitirai. and material destruction.
We saw and felt all Of this.
Then in the name Of God, and i'll
the name OF common humanity.
what else could the fiberty-lov-
ing, patriotic, old-line Wings do
but heartily unite with their Dem
ocratic friends whose blood had
been freely sbeed and com
mingled with their own upon
many battlefield in defense Of
what they believed to be right
what could they 90 bat to unite
with them. and oar northern
Observation-Disclosures TO save all
that was left us from the wreck Of
a cruel and disastrous war |!
Would it have been natural,
would It have been right, that
they should have kissed the hand
thut ErT10ts Them; Chat they
should put the poisoned cAalice
to their own lips; that they
should have become Republicans
with their eyes wide open to all
of the cruel enefnities and OPP
-pressions- MhieAsthes-asere zinflis.tss..
and eyidentIy 1-intended to
continue to infict upon the south
ern whites. No-a thousand
times no; and, thank God, undis-
MAYED by threats and unmoved
by brides and promisesof reward,
an overwhelming majority of
them proved true TO themselves.
true to their traditions, true to
their section, true to their race.
and tlfatto-day they are fighting
as earnestly as ever under the
same name and banner with their
Democratic friends of the North
and of the South for the main
tenance of the right=and af@eens-
titutional liberty IN our land.
In conclusion, let me say that so
long as the supremacy and civili-
cation of the white people Of the
South are threatened and endan-
grred there clnnot and willnot be
any serious division between the
Old-Line Wings and the Demo
Gratis upon economic questions.
They will all continue to subordi-
nate everything else to these
paramount, vital, and evershad-
owing questions. They. under
stand the deep gravity ofHtKe
situation and appreciate fully the
import of the motto United we
stand, divided we fall
rs OLD-LNE Vine.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-11

Why DO 20 many Republican
newspapcrs.in writing p the
collapse Of the French copper
syndicate, say never a word about
American interest in the trust
Is such unanimity purely acei
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-11
STONES NUGGETS.

Roy G. Stone, Kingwood, w. w,
win sell you,
An elegant Upright Piano for $l95.
1ss-,s---.-y
A handsome parlor organ for $780,
A superb top buggy for sos.
A new Family Singer Sewing Ma
chine for $25
Cut and full description Of either Of
above free ].
Goods always as represented, and sat
isfaction guaranteed. ssaAddfess,
ROY G. STONE, Kingwood, ", Va.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-11

Nj. NeM wanted j place Mith
money il il and no weight Of 30
=cial obligatioasa ttaehed He has
it. whitelaw Reid has money
and thirsts for aristocratic social
distinction. He now has a chance
to distinguish himself. IT is
pleasant 10 record that there are
few men Satisfied With the deal
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-11
Hos. George G. Sturgiss o

ffOE. 0pJTEF y. DtttfEIHS o.
alorgantown, succeeds Hon. G. G,
Watts, AZ District Attorney and
Hon. II. S. White succeeds IIIor ,
20. Sclion as Marshal. Both are
good northumberland lit
tie disappointing to the active
members Of the, Republican
party.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-11

Republicans promisedtoreduce
the surplus without meddlinp
with tariff taxation. One propo-
'siiion looking TO this ead is thst
he present salary sof eongFess-
men shall be doubled s..salary
grabber has an unpleasant
sound. bra a reduction Of the sur
plus by strictly Republican
methods Il Il necessity.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-11

The 0i,.'.ined Wings of The South.
The so them papers are Just
now full of the idea of Southern
Wings joining the Republican
column on account of the protec-
tive principles of the party. The
Wings as a party died with Henry
Clay, and as we find our opinions
of the matter so we'll expressed
in a letter of an "Old-Line
Wing" to the Richmond Dispatch
we reproduce the letter in full
which is as follows:
THE Dispatch Of the 2Stll
ultimo quotes Ex-Governor Watts
-aff.--. lshatls;as,= feffiows=: !.
: As to the Old line Wings. whe
have been Democrats since the
war, they will never desert the
party to join the Republicans sim
ply because they were opposed to
Democracy away back in the for
tics and the tirties."
Judge, Watts is entirely cor.
rect. .ga
"The writer OF this commum-
cation was himself before. the
war for many years u Wing, and
never east "a Democratic Vote un-
til after the war. He knows
therefore, that il is simply ridicu-
lous to say that because a man
was a Wing before the war this
fact affords the slightest reason
why he should be Republican
now. Before the war the two
parties We're chiefly divided upon
economic questions, the difference
upon constitutional questions par.
taking more Of a sentimental and
theoretical than-of pHaeiiea
character Both parties in ante
bclIum days were, in any event
thoroughly honest and patriotic
So when the curtain dropped
upon one Of the greatest wa
dramas recorded in history til.
Republican party, stepped as j
always had been in the rankes
corruption. radically sectional il
its. principles and practices, en-
tirely reckless Of the public veal
and deaf and calious to the reno
test instincts and suggestions q
humanity and patriotism, ruth
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-11

KIND WORDS.
I've hive feceived the first
|number of the new paper pub
llishcd at Logon CT Fl. and called
tas I,e6aR ssaHt iIla RaansEa
ssigffbert Is business manager and
H. G.. Ragland and Fl. Il. Shumate
editors. tits Democratic to the
Feore and very crcditablc typo
graphically.T= Parkersbarg State
Journal.
The Logan County Banner.
edited BY Hon. Henry Clay Rag
land and Col. H. X. Shumate.
is on our table. ]. A. Nighbert is
business manager, and the Ban
ner, an eight column folio, is filed
with fresh news. and advertise
ments. 1t promises to be power
Lin the land The Banner Is a
Democrat. - Charleston Daily
tstiazette-eA=sss.sssesss-.s'ss.tsazs-s'-
I'VE are in receipt of4the Lo-
gan County Banner, a new eight
column paper, just started by a
Stock Company at Logan Court
House. Messrs. H. Il. Shumate
and II. g. Ragland, has charge Of
the editorial department and j.
A. Nighbert is Business Manager.
1t is printed from bran new ma
terial and makes a neat and
promising appearance We wish
II success. ~ ei,iyandotte Herald.
I'VE have received a copy Of
the Banner, the new paper estab-
lished at Logan G. H. tits edited
by II. X. Shumate and Fl. G. Rag.
land. 1t is a bouncing infant and
has not much room to grow except
in circulation. The Banner is in
competent and experienced hands
and is destined .tozbe a power in
the advancement of the society,
the dexelopement Of the resources
and the -upbuildiiig Of Democracy
III Logan county. May it receive
the liberal patronage it de-
serves.r- Wayne News.
"We are pleased to receive and
place upon our exchange list the
Logan County Banner, an eight
column weekly published at Lo-
gan G. H., BY the Banner Publish
ing Company. and edited BY
Messrs. TT. G. Ragland and II. X.
Shumate. These gentlemen are
capable men and Mr.. Shumate is
an experienced newspaper man,
so we predict success for the Ban
ner, under the business manage
ment OF Mr.. j. A. Nighbert. The
good people OF Logan should en-
courage this enterprise--by-stb
scribing at once and paving cash
for years subscription and
thereby stimulate those in charge
and get a good paper.'- Raleigh
Index.
!! The Logan Ge#afs @Banf1er.sthe-
7lIew paper published It logan G.
Hi by J. A. Nighbert as business
manager and Hon. II. G. Ragland
and H. K. Shumate as editors, has
reached lis. 1t is Il neat eight
column folio. and is credit to
the Democracy of Logan. = Ran
dolph Enterprise.
THE Logan County Banner.
published at logan C.H..,l Va
the county seat of that county.
presents Il very neat typographical
appearance and is altogether a
very creditable journal. We vel
come the Banner to our exchange
list: Wyytheyi1le, a., Enter
prise.
~ n
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-11

..TheL aaan Gent s@Banner.the
z1IeM paper published 1t logan G.
H. by J. A. Nighbert as business
manager and Hon. II. G. Ragland
and H. X. Shumate as editors, has
reached us. 1t is a neat eight
column folio, and is a credit to
the Democracy of Logan. - Ran
doiph Enterprise.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-11

The Logan County Banner.
published at logan CT ..,W. a..
the county seat of that county,
presents Il very neat typographical
appearance and is altogether a
very creditable journal. We vel
come the Banner to our exchange
list: -fARytheyifle, Na., Enter
lnrisn
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-11

'ountry wss promised TINT the
Republican victory would pre-
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-04-11

When that essl lied md ampled under
wee 4Rfdn f5orai of IT, constitutional pow
,nt II eihpoynznt aug Re s atves that belong
INST week Of Harsok amfsz IA e c6hqnercd
aon, Republicans the
.,rnt that the 3