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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
A suansn s,lnn,ons.

<; s6sst 9 o'clock this moTnisg, W. R Hosars died ia the office of J. K Mason, at ihe City ieed yard. De- sasod had been dissipatirg fer some time. and had been about town al! |aight. Noticing his condition early his morRiug, chiei of fsl;oe Dodson aosi6ea kr. MsseR, wh'A went to the |csuzty hospital and ~cug&ged q room lad attendance Tor kina. On rsluruiRg was unable to prs4urc aa express |w wsgoa te take hiln, and AS Ae said he xss safforiag greatly, MT. Mason, as- .stsd by Dr. Ae(landiess, started with
 "a te ihs hospital. Iusi hs;sro reach Ar. Asson'a slfi6e Mir. Howard explained q being very weak. On ssohing the eliies .Jisey- assisted him as.ds. te ai.Sw him = rest a flaw min- tes sad laid hira &nws ou ses. sssn he suddenly lhrgw bis head back. srds, Essped & ceeple oi times and
 e kss departed. pf. MoCsndiess. hs Fas with hIns when he digd, said is cause ot dssih wsag paralysis of the s-st. -. .....> .' -.
 Dseersai pslse to AfiSass asent hvs s4rs sxs, shd antil last sunner osou. iel 4lis DSsiESeA af .rust as ecokkeepsr
 v g. Head st Camp Verde. DC
 oH he filled wleb honor. He came Prescott, dHrisg the sanner and sgeksssd. ike Y@fsesi rharmacy. asch lr teB Tor short tius when he "a out; lSitE the Sstsntios Of going ie sa nss stale Of Washington. Since .st tine he hss made his hesdqaAr- prs wiih Nr. Mason, at the City feed ard. He was young nan Of nHs siiiiy and et gaod family. The latter sa.ds at ndaigUa, New York, and
 s sudden death NH be hsAvy blow
 sAsgo. Tisa remains wsTs taken "a
 G 8Andai's undertaking rosrrs. ,o ysia izlerBant.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
rKon SATURDAYS DAILY.

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Phsnix has new i've miles of rsilr cad. Miss Nellie Baker hes returned from Der visit ,o Flagstaff
 Transfer oi Prescott real estate con. l sinues quits active. The rainfall in Phenix Ter pscsmb her azeuatsd to S3S inches. D. K. Martin sss purchased si J. " Clay Eve more leta in East Pr et, k. 5 shsarer has resigned he DO. sitisn ss telegraph operator st rhsnix
 Gee. | Browns health is improving but he is ssili unable Co leave his rosm :. Thirteen location notices of mining claim. were Sled Ter ressrd. this morn jag.
 The new uaiIorns el the Nevsrnora q Guards are perfect hss," which de- lights the boys.
 The wiRi Blew s perfsc, hurricane all night, resulting in s slight snsw fall this mersipg,
 Militia members will cal st ,As quarteTmasters office fsr their uEi- forms tonight.
 Judge c. G, ". French is quite seriously i'll at the resisssce Of Judge Fleury. ia West Prescott
 Wells II Bates returned irem Weaver last evening. asd will leave Tor New York within c day or two. . Lieut., A. O. Bredi. was quits pain tally injured about the head and arms, few days sinee. st the lower dsE..
 Matthew Black and Mrs. Isabella Bssson were married in Flagstaff. ky Justice J. ". wsAtherisrd. recently.
 h deed from Alice NoeIlsr to Eliza Campbell, for the Asrth-ssst quarter si section 8. township Ii north, range. , west, for l,s0e, has been filed fer record.
 Mrs. Bowen, aairon of the eounty hospital. is sick. Mrs. Elliott. ol ,hs Prescott k Arizona Central railroad, is looking after the comforts of the pa tients during the iermer's sickness.
 A. T. Kicker and wife, the latter si whom Is g daughter eg Mrs. Willard, of Cotton weed, returned to Arizona, a few days since. from California, where they have resided for over two years. They are now satisfied 10 remain in Arizona.
 Tucson is absting the tramp nui ssnee, by having her streets repaired by this nos, aaie class. As hiEh as thirty or forty appear at one time thsrs, and they are immediately put to work n the streets.
 The Prescott Chautauqus Reading Club will resume its meetings next week again. The srst meeting for the new year will he held on Wednesday, January Sth. st the residence ol Mrs F. W. Blake Mark Smith surprised his osnsres- sisnai associates in Washington, oa his recent return to that oity. hy revealing the fact of his marriage Mark has been married long enough te be bald headed, bat he has heretofore passed ss 2 siugle man st the capital.
 The Phonix Herald announces that
  the actual location ef the northern rsil- 1 road has commenced: the termisal poia; has been settled inside tho limits 1 of the city, and suTyeyors gre at work | on the line north ward. The prosscu ten ef the work will be continued till l the road Is built, snd ere long the work | will Do urged with good deal ei yigor. l
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
Fsos TuxsnAy's DAILY.
 Mere snov lac, night.
 No mail .inoe Saturday.

No mail siaoe Saturday. T. M. Earnkart has added a stock ei eisars to his store. Train failed to get through to Pres. l eots Junction yesterday. Public schools re-opensd yosleraay with good attendance. 6srhsn A. Bray has been appointed administrator oi the estate of T. C. Bray. ?. A. Williams reports two feet of snow st the sammi, on the government road.
 The Toaghs bose company VII meet tonight al Probate Judge Frenehs stsice.
 The militia company will nee, io- night The members ~ill be ia full
 uniform.
 A yavapsi ceunty mine is just new being advertised in the esur,s at KAn- sas city.
 F. N. Murphy reports she snow iimi, at Skull Valley. os the west side ef the mountains.
 Private savices were received here teddy announcing the appointment of R. II. fsul. Of Tucson. as Ualted States Marshall fer this isrrissry
 The outgoing mail had not departed a, lhs hour oi going so pre.s Anelhes sAse-tiy is being bail, around the wrecked engine. and the railroad men hoped te get the train cut today.
 City election passed of very quietly today. Owing ,s tas inclemencyef the weather. but a' light vote was pslisd, rot sreesiins 5oo at ths hour oi goiag ts press l, all take until 3 CT 10 o'clock tonight to complete the count,
 Property oraers in block sight. Prescott, (it being the block sn she north side of the plsEs, bounded by Gurlsy, Montezans, Will, and certes streets). have called tho attention s4 the JouRsAL-MrsER e discrepancy which exists In pls,s of the city of Prescott. which sheuld ee reo.iied by the proa.r authorities The lots are pnmtered | from enc to thirteen sn the plat. sad then repeated, making duplicate nun bers of all lots ia this bleck. |, can readily be sesn how easily ths records can set mixed up in this way. In | other blocks the numbers arc increase q, | and 70; duplicated
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
SPECIAL FEATURES.

By tcrI1s cs contract the cornrAny must deposfs the sum cf all prlse~ incinded In the scheme befcrv selling sinsis ticket. aae Eecsve tne following Of fetal Ierrnit
 CEHrffyCd zE--rse~ss. c~tur tsas sAs Lc~StSs sank Qg Ns4feo ,sd SoraA -krerriso Ass e sfscsct sposts sAe Hecessrrp fs.s % ps-aruases ~ posss of or gysss G,rsss 6s fAo Eo<rta ,s iG SevA<arso t%aisa E RoDRl0 uks R[FERA, k<ss1vnow.
 Further the cunrany is reguisvd to dstributs fftyei per cent Of tAe vsue Of all the tickets In rrtsea--s larscg propcrtion than s sison pr snS ether Lottery.
 All drawings under the personal srrervsssn and manAxrment of Dk- RAMON Ropxrouxs RIVERA. Intsrvenor appointed by the Government
 List oy Pr;ree ~in bc sent immediately Aiter the drswirg to al correspondence. UT on aprncASson.
 PriEes may be deposited for collection with any Rank or ExrrecSCoEapsny, CT scns thruuSh tesSu os by man Crestssesvd Ia this offioel z For fall psrsscuian addr~ss .. Baesssst, Apaz> Sio Tse, cfty os Mexico. Aexicc. s@@
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
oooo lunch for 2b Cents, at Naier's Restaurant.
 Three meal Tickets for one dollar

have received a carload of elegant AnheuserBusch est. Leuis) Lager Beer, which propose to sell ioe-oold, at reduced prices, in kegs, bottles, CT any amount. have refurnished my iedg- ing house, and will rent rooms beds can be rensed a. two or four bite. I am ready to furnish cord wood, oak, pine and jumper, cut to all sizes, split and delivered s. house for S7 per cord Leave orders here or through eostofice. Martin Maier. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
Board os Supervisors
NoNDAy. Jan.g.

MONDAY, Jan. c.
 Board me, January esh. 1890, in res uisr quarterly sersica, pursuant, ,e law Present, A. A. Moore Chairman pre- isml and Morris Gollsster, superyi sors, aud !hs clerk
 Clerks report si warrant. issued du- ring 1889 vas read, approved and or dsrsd printed.
 The accounts ei the supervisors h sv. ing been approved hy lhs probate judge, xere audited, as fellows
 s. P. Bshsn, for s7 days, aud s mile sgss, $s % being balance due on maxi nun amount allowed by law: Al Nosofs, salary and mileage. S7i, Nor ris Goldwater. salary, Sl45.
 Claim of E. W. French, tor $500, salary as probate judge. was audited and allowed.
 County treasurer appeared and the board proceeded to make the quarterly settlement with him, and without completing the same. stood At recess until 2 o'clock.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 Board Fesssembled at ? o'clock, with full board and clerk present.
 The feilewing claims were audited and warrants ordered drawn on the contingent fund:
 E, J. F. Horne, clerk of board, post age, s4 25; Kelley & Stephens, fer sta tionery, sl2o.6l.
 Claim of Chas. B. Akers, recorder, si Sl5, for postage for the last two quar- teIs, was disallewed.
 Beard resuned examination of the Tressarer's quarterly report, and with ou, completing the same adjourned un- t,l 10 o'clock "A. n. Tuesday. Jan. Eth
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08

Coed work and low prices tell. ossnburg Bras. are always rushed. When you ceae to Prescott call and examine their stock of harness, saddles, etc. and obtain p'ices. dlu
 Parties who have secured the JouRSaL-MrsER premium sewing ma- chine are delighted with 1t. The WEEKLY JouRSAL-MrsER and iirst- class sewing machiae given for s2s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
Tourists,

Whether on pleasure, or baRt on basi- ness, should take sa every trip bottle of Syrup of Figs, ss it acts most pleas sutly and eifeotuslly on the kidnsys, liver and bowels, preventing levers headaches and siker ferns of sickness, fer asle in 60s ass sl bottles by all lsselisg druggists.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
r.steranx.a Election.

Bslsw will be found the result of yesterdays election, the successful can didates being, for mayor, John Howard assesser aad collector. Dan Hstz i: treasurer, Gee. S. Porter; chief of police. ]. I. Dodssn; council, Gxilford Hathaway asS Robert Cennell.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
Price List of qubbors at D. ]
 SuIIIVAn'S.
houaa Wanted l.

A responsible tenant wants an un- furnished house containing from Ave te seven rcon.- Apply te c. R Mar tiadell, real estate agent, north side of the plaza. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
a Good Showing for sns snerit

A Good Showing for tns sheriff.
 The annual reports filed sy Sheriff oNeip for the pss, year shew marked inoreass in tks amount ot collections of pubic licenses, poll taxes sud personal property taxes over tae year lSSs, sn increase thst shews most oeEmesda- bic industry in the way of gathering in the public sheokles on the part of toe sheriff aud his dspstiss. The sg- ures gre as follows
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
Adxioe ,n an,nnra.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always be used for children lecthing. IL soothes the child, soitene the gums, allsys all pain, cures wind coho, and is the best remedy for Di. arrhna. Twenty-fve cents a hottls.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
xhoIss, A, Halves, g. Quarters, q
LIST OF PRIZES,
Ancroxlmatiou Prlues,

Approximation Prises. f,c Prizes of 60 srproximssn to eoo oo rr.,e. oeu0 iso rrires cf 30 npprox nstn to eolQcr rrifs ssoe iso prires cr to ApprusiFnafn "a fo.eoo Prize, eo sss Terminals of v, decided ey.. oSfoo frtso, is<o
  s~7A eirs.sao An Psises sold In The United esstes fan paid la uultsa states Currency.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
Born

foPE-at Whipple, December 3l,t. to N the wife oi l.;sr 8. r. Pope, B sen. MELrER-ia Miller ,slley, January, 2d,
 1890, to ;hs wife oi $. c. Miller, 6
 son
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
Cured by Cuticura.

III had known of Inc CuTIcuRA RknkniEs t~enty-c,sht years ago, it would have saved me ssco.co two hundred doliarsl and an im- nreuse amouet Of saGertuz. My disease tpsa- rtAsisl commenced on nay head sn a spot ot . irEer than cent. it ,psesd rsridly s | over my body and got under my nails The scales wNnid drop ofi of me sll the lime, and my suffering was endless and without re lief. One thousand dollars would net tempt me to have this disease over again. I sfo n poor man but feel rich Co be relieved of w bat some of the doctors said was ieprosy some rsvgworm, psorlssts, etc. took ..-- and . Sarsaparilias over one year and A haif hut no cure. went to two or th rec doctors and nJ cure. cam '; praise the CuTIcrRA Rxu- Spis> loo much. They have made my kin . oisaf and fi ee from scales as hsby,s ali psed Of them were three boxes of CUT crHA aud three bottles of cvrIcrRA RksoLysSr, and two cakes ef tuKiCURA soar. Tt you had been here and said you would have cured me for 500. you would have hsd the morey, l looked like the picture in your book Of pso. riesis lpicsure nu mber two, "How to tnre skln pfseascs''l. bnt now am as clear as any person ever was. Through force Of hsstt. scrateh once in while. ert to no purpose i am all well. scratched I've aty.eighi wears and Il got to ea q ki-d of second nature to me. thank you thousand times.
 DENNIS DOWNING. Waterbury. Vt.
 Cuticura Resolvent
 The new Blood Purifier and unrest ana best of humor Remedies. internally, and CurcuRA. the Great Skin Cure, and curr egga soAr. ] an ]sfqnisl.s & ssia eesntitier. ex. every species of itching. bnratnS, .csiy. crusted, pimply, scroiuious and hereditary diseases and humors of the skin scalp and blood, with 'oss of hair, from piuplss 10 scrofula.
 sold everywhere. Price. cvrIcrsa, soo; soar. &c,; RSsoLvESr, st Prepared by tha poTTsR psrG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass
 sx-send for ''How to Cure skin D,seasas. ., e pages. sa illustrations and iec testimoniais. DluPLEs Black heais, ehapped and oIlv ftW skin pr vsntsd by CvTicuRA MEpr
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
stylish Road Cart

For sals cheap. Just from factory. Nevel been in use. Apply to Bashiord { Burmister. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
Pure cider vinegar at A. Aiken s

Pure cider vinegar at A. Aitken's. Tobacco and cigars, numerous brands, at Ford's.
 Regular meeting sf the Hook and Ladder Company te.night.
 Perfumery and notions, etc, at Ford's.
 Railroad tickets bought and soil al \. AitkeE's.
 Knives, genuine wos,enholms, etc at Ford's.
 Fresh candies aud nuts prize boxes etc. .t Ferd's.
 stationery--ink, paper, pencils and postage stamps. at Ford's.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery .icksss oi A. Aiken, who has the agency !sr the same, in Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
TUESDAY. Jannary [.
MORNING SESSION.

MORNING SESSION.
 Boad met Jan, Tth, a. 10 e'c'ock. Present full board aad clerk
 Report of Mary Bowen, mstrsn ef the county hospital, was read and sc- cested, and claim of Sl, ,ll9 was audited and allowed.
 The following claims were audited and allowad
 Chss. J, Helm, labor. ..$ : 90 J c. Martin, rrintiug ..... l9i .5 Board began comparison ot Trsas- urer's report oi taxes collected, and without complet,ag the same stood al, recess until o'clock.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
Pianos on InstaIIments.

Pianos sold on easy instaliments. First-class, fine toned instruments B. N. Goldws,er. Prescott, Aris. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
Frame this itsn,.

The following are ths names of the jury whioh rendered the verdict ia the Wham robbery trial,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08

Totals $I7.6e3 4l s2i. .99l go Excess of collections fer 1889 over lSSS. .29S. S2
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
Mn.rISc.

WaRp--CsLLIEs--At Upper Verde. by John Goodwin, J r., December Is 1889, wm Edward Ward to Mrs A. E. Collins.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
Died.

HowAap-In Prescott, January :, 1890, W R. Howard, native of Rsr York, aged sksul p yos.s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
SCRATCHED B YEARS.

ksody Covered with seales. itching Ter Fiete. saGering endless. No relief. Doctors ard medicines tail speedily cured by CRtfcura at c cost of SS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08

box of sAEsty matches free silh
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08

Whsm robbery tfisI;
 David Allen, George GseleT. A. J. Stockton Adam Saunders, John W. Kslss. C. F Goeding, W. II Barnett, c. c. Wheeler, James IA, Hart, Joseph Hesfier, Hell Hale, NV. Hsmmsrstsna
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
CutIoura Resolxent

pIuPLEs Black heais, ehapped and oily tW sk;n pr vsnted by CvTfcrRA MEDr
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
where the Money Goes.
stalsusnt of Warrants issued surinl

the year ending December Si, 1889:
 Supervisors, salary. .....S l,T2l 60
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-19
Try BLAck:DRAue GIT tea for Dyspepsia
Trustees Kyle Free School

EDITOR FREE PRESS: - Last Saturday
evening, after all due notice of hour and
place, forty.six citizens of Kyle and vicinity
met and elected trustees for free school
community No. 80. This was by odds the
largest and proved the most earnest school
meeting we have ever known in Kyle.
They went to work in quiet resolute way,
which told they realized and accepted the
duty before them, what was needed and
should be done, and seemed resolved to
back up the doing of oil that would give
success, securing to the children what was
due them under the Jaw and we doubt not
more.
On the same day in the morning. the
published notice being for 4 o'clock p. M
THE 40 days free school club" met and
elected in very quiet end private way
trustees-no public notice being given
The old board was retained, thus endorsing
past services. The club essays to manage
this interest without any meddling OF the
people. They talk" assuringly OF thel'
advantage, as IL success was assured t.
them.
The citizen school has about two-thirds O.
the enrolment. Ths work done Saturday
speaks well for the future. NNDE1-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-19

OF Mrs. N. NJ. Eohols. arc visiting their
daughter here,
Well, Mr.. Editor. tho date for tho pri.
mary conventions has been set wo think
tho farmers will figure In them rather
more than heretofore. We do not know a
single person that opposes nominations by
popular vote, and In common justice to oil
II ought to DO adopted.
We hope every farmer will watch the
vote Of our representative In Congress, and
let them remember. should no vote for re-
demption Of treasury notes In silver bullion
no votes for tho decentralization Of silver.
Every farmer and wagoworkor in this
county and district Ia In favor OF the
reconciliation Of silver.
An OLD FRIEND.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-19
A Five Pound Mountain Trout.

Some years ago the Cold Spring brook,
that flows from the Pleasant Valley hills
between Bath and Hammondsport and
empties into Lake Keuka at this place.
was stocked with California mountain
trout. The stream was natural trout
brook, and the California trout thrived
In its waters. Specimens have been
caught, with hook and line, weighing
three pounds. One day recently Harry
Champlin, who runs a grist mill along
the creek, two miles from Hammonds,
port, saw splashing in the tail race Of
his mill. He discovered that n very
large fish of some kind had got into close
quarters there, and he succeeded in cap
turing with his hands what proved 70 be
n trout that weighed over five pounds
Exchange.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-19

The question Of the future Of the over,
head wire system depends - much on
the possibility Of perfect insulating that
the discovery Of n material possessing
high insulating properties viii lie one Of
the utmost value. To the large variety
Of insulating compounds already in exist
encs has been added one which oonsists
o. a mixture Of csrbolic acid and sbellac.
The two substances are combined BY
heating carhplic acid until IL bOils slow
", and then adding the shellsc, CT Othef
insulating materials, such ~ vegetable
drying oils, asphalt, rosin, etc Ibe
product is ssrni-plastic mas. rerEsrk
ably tough and tenscious. which is but
little sensitive % extreme changes q
Temperature. and T'-eaeuts hard, snsooth
surface. Tie results obtained with tbs
uew coupouuf are SID - be eIcellezt-
-Ssv NoIk Sun
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-19
q. TT. Bass,
Druggist.
Yell.


YELL, June 16.-We find the establish
ment of q postoffice at this place great
convenience, although the arrival and dis
patch of the mails is ut present somewhat
irregular and uncertain, owing to the
arrangements for the carrying of the mails
not being yet completed by the general
postoffice department. In the meantime
the business is left entirely in the hands of
the POSTMASTER, Mr.. Bell, to convey the
mails to and from Driftwood without pay, o
distance of ten miles each WY, or employ
someone to carry them for the munificent
sum of rs cents, that being the amount Mr..
Bell states he is authorized by the depart
ment to pay for such service.
The long continued rains have seriously
delayed necessary farm work, and the in
tervals of fine weather have been too short
to enable the farmer to take any advantage
of them. Even now, after several days of
fine weather, much of the land Is too wet
to attempt working it. Notwithstanding
all these drawbacks tho corn crop looks
we'll, with few exceptions; but with cotton
the opposite is the case. Even in those
fields where. the cotton is clean and the
owners nre up with their work. the cotton
does not look as it should The rains have
been so frequent and the nights generally
too cool, Unfortunately the clean fields
are a very small minority, and with the
most favorable weather for q month to
come, some of the cotton must necessarily
| be lost.
The small grain crops, wheat and oats,
are ruined with rust or rains after cutting.
Cattle buyers have been circulating
through the neighborhood lately. Among
them Messrs. Boone d Kellam, Of Blanco,
have taken the palm as the most liberal
buyers, and in future many of the farmers
will give those gentlemen an opportunity
to purchase before selling 10 others.
We hope your contemporary Of the
Blanco News will note the above, as during
the last three or four years that paper has
occasionally stated that Mr.. Jim Haywood
had bought all the cattle for sale in the
neighborhood of Jacobs Well, Lone Man
and Sth Onion, when such was far from be-
ing the fact. We would advise he obtain
such information from q disinterested
source in the future, as such notices have
prevented buyers coming in. We ought
also to say Boone & Kellam paid half a
dollar head more than any other buyer.
We are very sorry to have to announce
the death, in result Of Group, Of Mr.. and
Mrs. SINNERS infant snn. Il was their
only son in family Of four children We
sympaibizs with them in their bereave
ment.
We understand our friend and DeighbOr
Garnett has another son. As this makes
the seventh, besides four daughters re
think be is almost entitled TO a premium.
At any rate We are glad bill has been IN
trosuosd in Congress % give fathers q
families Numbering twelve Children, q
/ Grant q 10 arres q lsEd
Mr.. ana Mrs. Williams, Of Alssin, pErs1iI