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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-01
BEATS THE LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
Two Wichita Workmen Strike a Fortune Last
Evening.

Many of our local readers will remember
that some, fifteen or sixteen months since,
there was thrown up by the Woods sand
chute, located just below the mouth of the
Little Arkansas, some old coins and me-
talic trinkets w +. Hutchinson brought
one of the coins to this office and publish
ed description was made of it, 1t was an
Italian copper coin of the last century and
there was considerable speculation at the
time over the matter. But no one suspect
ed that money by the jug full was laying
around that locality. just below the
mouth of the Little river and near the
center of the Arkansas river and lying be-
tween the two bridges is an island at pres
ent occupied in part by the Barber asphalt
plant. In our illustration of that plant in
Sundays issue our readers will remember
noticing shaft containing some pulley
wheels which projected outside of the
building. Yesterday afternoon the braces
or supports of that shaft becoming loose
two of the employees were ordered to rein
force it with brace consisting of a pieces
of telegraph pole the lower end of which
they were instructed to let down into the
ground two or three feet The good
natured aIl-around jobbing Irish
man, known to half the
town named Patrick O'Shea and Swede
named Ole Oleson, went to work as direct
ed. In digging down Oieson struck large
root or stump, partly decayed, which Pat
attacked with an axe and soon demolished
it. This island, as is known, was covered
with heavy timber at the time of the first
settlement here. The root removed, O'Shea
noticed what seemed to he a small bed of
rusty looking charcoal and ashes. Kicking
into the deposit his toe encountered some
thing hard enough to provoke an exclama-
ton that sounded very much like swear
word. O'Shea, with his shovel, scraped
the cinders away, and at the same time
turned over an earthen disc or pottery lid,
disclosing the top Of pot which seemed
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front or diverse side of the coin Is very cor
rect. There We're two men in the town.
Oeleson is a married man with wife and
one child-whO did not sleep much last
night. The jar which looks like 1t would
hold about five or six quarts, viii be set
upon the counter of the Wichita National
this morning with a pile of the old gold
coin beside it and we have no doubt the
officers of that institution will take pleas
ure in letting everybody see them. The
lid has rude handle and letters in R0-
man characters all around the margin
which, after careful washing and brush
ing were made out, although they are
much DINNER than our artist
shows and we may not have them
exact. The coins are badly corroded but
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-01

order of Golden Fleece. and the Royal
Arms of Spain, encircled with the words,
''IN UTRoQ, FELIX AUsPED DEo." The EA-
GLE has been promised the jar as piece Of
brio brac, the scent of the gold of which
we hope will hang around it still. As to
conjectures or guess, they would probably
all prove idle, but that the money was at
some time the property of some Mexican
merchantor nabob, who may have been sur
rounded by Indians while en- route to the
Missouri river, and who was murdered on
that island, seems the most reasonable
solution
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-01
ABoUT TIE TEXAS sTIR.

Mr.. I. d. Skinner, of the State national
returned from trip of a few days 10 Gal
weston and other Texas points. he went
| down TO size up the alleged boom, and did
so, as he thinks, rather thoroughly. Con-
corning the topic, he said that Galveston
was on a sand island fifty miles from any
where, and not shade tree in the town,
and the sand circulates around the town
quite freely. Men living there fifty years,
and having been born there. and property
higher back in 20 than at present, and also
more population at that time. As to the
boom now in Galveston, it was simply no
boom. In fact if the few Wichita real
estate agents would get out of the town
the boom would slide off into the gulf.
Very few buildings have been erected
within the last five years and at present
many vacant buildings are to be seen.
While property is not as high there as IL
was some years ago, yet ridiculously high
as compared with other cities of the
same population and prospects. Had
expected TO find it more of q city
than Wichita, but in this was badly
disappointed, and the inducements for in
yesting not as promising, 10y any means, as
in Wichita My opinion i" he added,
THAT investments in Wichita. AT the end
of five years, show three times the increase
as an investment equally as well made in
Galveston; or | may include in this asser-
ton, any town or point in the state. ]
find representative men all over the coun-
try agree on this point. Mr.. August
knight, of ST. Louis, who has large inter
ests here, and is well known as a man able
to judge of a city's merits. spent three
weeks in Galveston, and left while | was
there without investing a dollar. / can
name number of others who would 30 in
a list of good authority of the same opin-
ion. also failed to invest
Mr.. Skinner said he heard number of
prominent men speak most favorably of
Wichita. They had caught on 10 the fact
that the city is doing more commercial
business now than ever before, and that
the business men stand together for the
upbuilding of varied interests in the city,
and, in short, for nothing less than a we'll
rounded out, symmetrical commercial city,
and that the determination is resulting in
much effective work in that line. He in
sists that the investigation being made of
Texas and points in that state will be bene-
fetal to Kansas, leading to a more complete
investigation and affording an opportunity
for a comparison.
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..GLoRIors GETTY RrRG. :,

Every one is interested in the great bat
tie fought on the free soil of Pennsylvania
a quarter OF a century ago. II was the
most important battle Of the war of secs
sion and marked the beginning OF the end
Of that titanic struggle All viii be glad
to learn that the stupendOus fight viii be
repeated in the interest Of the veteran
friends OF Garfield post, g. 4. r., have ar
ranged with the Gettysburg Exposition
company Of Pennsylvania for the pre~en-
tation here April % Of their magnificent
REPRODUCTION Of those three memorable
july DAYS Of 1863 when $4,000 men met in
deadly conflict at that now famous little
village in the keystone state.
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THE COURTS.
pTsTgTcT COURT.

JH. I.s-ter SIS J. O. HaHloB. judgment
for plaintiff 81. defendant Tor S5z55
BunnedeId - Pallet; judgment for De
PENDANT for costs.
Motions and demurrer occupied the bal
auce Of the time ia the district court yes-
terIay.
PROBATE CorET-
: marriage license was issued yesterday
10 J. c. Moore and Hattie Boach, both Of
Wichita, IN she probate court
second annual settlement q sEscutors
# the la, VII and testament d A I.
BRANDON filed and approved
The routine work Of the eouFt occupied
Judge Buckuer the tiala8ce n the day
o1lo'ox rIgAs oOrET.
Coulter =. Tayl-r was on TRIAL yesterday
in Judge BaIdersrpn' cogrt, having fsssn
continued from saturday. TIE jury wac
stiu aut when eourf ~ surned
John Grlntlle - A 81. O4ser, sTlit f7T
damage settled and c9sis paid Motions
and demurrer occupied the balance q tie
day in iEis c0aTt-
Jr.rlcfs CorBTs
The usual rguad q EVIL zork ooeup.yi
The justice oour-s yesterday.
FoUcz eoUET
The srrev.s Il sunday NeTe oss drank,
and c1e keeping o5ea on SUNDAY. whoEu
Judge Auseiler d-Epossa y yesterday
rnggnlug sT fnsnz the drink e. and tax
INK so for the latier's apEsaraBoe yesz-r-
day. The tl8 VA. fgTfsi.ed Nkseh dr.
rrc=ef - that ca-e
TIE eoalsr furnished lo5zsng fsr ere
tramp Tht cslieer.oa - ssg back fines
cousplefsd she sz-sas-- - fse I-alses egaFs
yesterday, up 20 o'eleck u TIE ersuing.
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SOUTHERN KANSAS FAIR ASSOCIATION


The executive committee OF the Southern
Kansas Fair association held an important
meeting yesterday at the Office of the sec
rotary. Matters pertaining to the differ
ent departments were discussed at length
and the secretary was instructed to arrange
for five stake races, viz: 2:20, 2:30, 2:45
trotting and 2:35 and 2:20 pacing of 81, 900
each, entries to close June Is; also add 500
for 2-year-olds and 3-year-olds owned in the
state of Kansas prior to May / Messrs.
w. J. Wilson and b. H. Campbell were
appointed to arrange for the fair grounds
upon such terms as Will be advantageous
to the association. The alliances are
awake in this movement and at the meet
lug of the board of directors which will be
held April - full report is expected as at
that time the selection of premium com
committees will be made. 1t is the inten-
tion to have the premium list pre-
pared with great care and each class of eX-
hibitOrs will be cared for justly. Owners
of several herds of fine cattle have made
enquiries concerning the intentions of the
association, and the outlook Is that the
stock display viii be something never
before witnessed in this section. Every
one connected with the association is alive
to the Importance of the work, and the
motto Of Wichita Unity, Harmony,
Strength and success viii be displayed
at every point. The merchants of the city
viii be called upon soon and given an OPP
portunity TO secure space in the premium
list and al bespeak a liberal patronage.
Let every one work for the Fair and it viii
be the Red Letter fair of Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-01

To the Editor Of the Eagle.

TO the Editor Of the Eagle.
Mr.. Caswell has communication in an
evening paper in which he says have been
circulating a report that he favored a rail
road switch in alley between Main and
Market from Orme to Williams. Now, as
/ am his only opponent for councilman in
the First ward 1 viii say that / never
heard of the charges he speaks of
and if there are any they are campaign lies
that must have originated close TO his
home. for have never heard of them. /
have never spoken a word or heard "A word
spoken derogatory to Mr.. Caswell. never
knew him until about ten days ago. !
never knew anything against him and If
there Is a voter in the First ward that has
heard me say anything against him, why
| want that voter to vote against me, aS |
don't believe in trying to raise myself by
pulling down another. Yours truly,
= V HFAJT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-01
THE BAR ASSOCIATION.

In speaking of tonights meeting apromi-
nent attorny said,
1.-The meeting of the Bar association this
evening will be of exceptional interest and
will call out large attendance, both by
reason of the papers to be read by various
members of the bar and because the sub
ject of procuring a session of the United
States court at Wichita will be discussed.
An effort will doubtless be made to bring
this about and should be seconded by all
citizens of Wichita. The presence of this
court in Wichita will add to the impOr-
tance of the city and will bring here many
persons from surrounding counties who
now go to Topeka. The Topeka and Leav-
enworth influences upon the senators and
representatives from this state have here
tofore been strong enough to keep Wich-
tia in the background. We should now
demand consideration. There IS no reason
in the nature of things why court which
sits for the whole state and requires the
presence of citizens of the whole state,
should not come more than sixty miles
west of the Missouri line"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-01
PALM SUNDAY AT THE PRO CATHEDRAL

The following program was rendered at
the Pro Cathedral on Sunday, which was
Palm Sunday:
The week beginning with Palm Sunday
is called holy week, because Of the holiness
of the mysteries which are COMMUNICATED
during these seven days, and the faithful
preparing for the Easter communion spend
more time than usual at the holy exercises
performed in their churches.
Palm Sunday. - (Commemorating Our
Lords solemn entry into the city of Jeru-
salem. when the people sang Hosanna and
spread palm branches on the way
8 a. m.-First mass.
1920 a. m.-Solemn blessing and distri-
button of palms, the clergy officiating.
High mass and reading of the record Of the
sacred Passion of Our Lord according to
the gospel of st. Mathew. Chapter XVI,
etc.
3p. m.-Catechetical instruction.
4p. m.-First meeting Of Young Mems
Sodality in the library.
40 p m.-Nespers instruction by the
clergy
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HUMANE SOCIETY,

The directors of the Humane society
met Yesterday afternoon in DIR. Stevenson 5
rooms in the Sedgewick Each one had
encouraging reports 20 make OF the IN
crease in the membership, names having
come in from all directions. The prelimi-
nary steps were taken and most of the
plans formulated for the future. The full
particulars viii be published with the see
retary's official report. The outlook for
the society is most encouraging.
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I,IPoRTANT MEETINGs.

It Is very important that there should be
r large attendance at the meeting Of the
Woman's Relief Corps this afternoon. and
of the post tomorrow Dight.as the arrange
meuts for collecting subscriptions for the
purchase of flags 70 be presented TO the
public schools must be cOnsummated i'm
mediateIy The plan wiz BE- unfolded 70
the corps this afternoon and the post To-
morrow night. VIII every member Of both
make an extra effort 20 be
present.
LYDIA n SHEPPAgD,
LnIrN s MAILArE
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No baggage train D. allowed % Persian
rsgipeut-theirs. in APPEARANCE. Is quite aa-
Ike any other carard military ul0voulsat---
SeIther ere ceHlmlssary stores taken along
sitb them ~ tents have they. Ttese east
ern regiments travel qsi.e comfortably their
thirty milas doy Ia-y are provided via
substantial entertainment befgra the early
morning start. All before 80 - sBn vii
reach thsir next appointment 80 kSatraat
Etar
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TO MY THIRD WAND FRIENDS.

After making a canvas of my ward,
find the sentiment among the tax payers
very strong for Mr.. b. X. Brown, and be
lieve his election viii be in the interest OF
good municipal government, and many OF
nv friends being friends of Mr.. Brown, /
hereby withdraw from the race for coun-
Gilman. OSCAR ID. BARNES.
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IMPORTANT QUESTION !?

Where cau purcnAss my EsstsF
bonnet and feel sure tlsat 7 arr zeftiug
the latest style. a. a decent price. and
at q place where there Isl . stock -
large and varied a. g. sgif me-. 30 mzt-
ter = hat nay De nay taste. pecallarttses
or Judgment IzzEiiss, iris - easily
and trutaf8ily answered kzufasan
4 knher-z l. The pia~e. Theirs - thn
-tsss 4nd they are fhe ones whn vii
help yau in eyery Hay - ~ aatisfsti-
Indeed. Is gill pay Jon - call. u nHlg
70 Inspect their Admirzb bic, cuza pletS
ssfse s -
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PROGRAM
CoNsDoN-HTDwELL

Al the home q the brides parents a:
VALLEY Center. b. Rsv. ". Il Robinson,
Mr.. Henry :. C0nZd0a and Miss Clara /.
Bidweu were united ia uzrrlaEe. NJ
CCuglon j. = lumber dealer AZ SedgTylck
and q very successful business man. aud
Miss Bidsell l. the daughter q Mr.. BID
well who j. % wei known In fhis c.tF.
Tie b-st gviste4 % many friends follow
the neyly married couple.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-01

Alexander Brown. 81 London, b designing.
FOR uobieman. 8 three mhsted arh0oaer =
the American fsyis. which viii measure 20
tons. 10 fee- on The water iine 20 fs.st beam
sud u fset dTaltght, and which Hill te whsn
finished the largest sailing yacntin the worl5.
Mr. Brown says that this 81 the coming typs
for seagoiug yachts Ahs viii suppIy'ner
own gas. ard bave an asb-s,os Gre tank for
ward. novelty in marine architecture -Ex-
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NIX 15@AI
<UW1m 04arS'
123 to 127 \. Main Street.

Hosiery, stainless black,
sizes ) to g, all 25c a pair.
100 new summer corsetS
long WASTED, good quality,
good shape, % cents.
40 new Saline CorsetS,
white and ecru. wonderful
value. we ask YOU To parti-
cularly note the quality and
shape; 80 cents.
Nothing tells the story oe
an artisteS touch more than
hats and bonnetS. The fin
est goods are common place
if there isn't style. Take q
look at the millinery.
NUSsoN & MCNAMARA.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-01

There was considerable stir around town
yesterday and especially last evening,
among the candidates and their friends.
They are shoveling out tickets and making
arrangements for the grand battle. There
We're many inquiries about location of
polls. and for the benefit Of all the location
for each precinct is given.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-01
.11sH. FLEsH ANp Fowl,

General live stock agent Of the Santa Fe
James Hamilton, spent Sunday in the city.
He had just received a very handsome
present from the New Mexico delegation
10 the cattle mems convention at Fl
Worth. Texas. and was showing It to some
Of his friends. II consists OF three knives
and three forks Of Sheffield, England make.
Tor handling fish. flesh aud fowl -
Frank Gillets Of Kiugman put IT, They
were of the finest steel and I'm every way q
handsome and unique present.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-01

A yoang lazy Il SfDss Aewtnzion. F1g-
land, performed rsHzaT sabis frst - cl.aats-
Ing. shs ssoeuaezi % TIE t0gof tha BsE Eilsss
IT 81. AarY.s church. . dtstano- - IS FEET.
and gave tns wssfEsF vuus turn. ygst far
Ieck" Per osUraFa 81 - dginz bse0rn-s 80
greater from ths fat tat ne At portson q
tEs Jsgrnry ap 9as ~ means Il $50 uEpro-
iscisd la-l1ers --,se~ YORK Telegram
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JURORS FOR NAY TERM OF COURT.

At the county clerks Office yesterday the
jurors for the May term of court were
drawn. For the common pleas "a follows:
B. q. Green. L. y. Woodcock, l. Nc
Laughlin, T. p Hovey, J. f. Russell, J.
r Horn. Charles F. Case, John Hodgson.
W. c. Holloway, NJ. H Ives, a L. Green,
w G. Dean G. " Hamilton. y p, Jack
son, ". p. Craig. Chas Lawrence. Z. L.
Hibarger. of Wichita; y. F.. Porter, Of
Park; T. 7. Ault, of Park: II. a Baleer,
of Gypsum; 4. Brazier, Of Union; Geo
Plumb, w H. Brown. Of Waco: \. H.
Jewett, of Park. r. Hillman, Of Grand
River: A F. Ross, T. Sandusky, Of Min
nescah: J. +. Good of Morton; r. Mower,
OF Grand River: z. NulganOre, Of Erie.
Jury for district court as follows: G. II.
Smythe. w + stiles, VI. II. Maxwell, L.
G. Lapham, ". Alley. c. Pierce. OF WITCH
tia: Il II Kepler. of DeIano: q. D. Dykstra
Of Ninuescah: o, Smith Of Lincoln: ".
D. Strong. 4. l. Coleman, Of Attica; j.
Ferris OF Viola
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FIRST WARD.

LIST precinct. 10 South Main St
ID precinct, Capt Careys' Office East
Douglas.
80 precinct. Millers' store room corner
Lawrence and Lincoln Sts.
SECOND WARD.
1st precinct, Sturnbergs Office North
Main st.
ID precinct. corner of Price and Water St
Sd precinct, corner Main and Park St.
THIRD WARD.
Isl precinct, Occidental Hotel
2d precinct, ll6 North Emporia Ave.
Sd precinct. Garrett lumber office 1000
East Douglas.
FOURTH WARD.
Ist precinct. T93 North 4th Ave
cd precinct, corner Lawrence and Oak
StS
Sd precinct. Moter car Office 18th St.
Ash precinct, Burton Car Works.
FIFTH WARD
1st precinct, Martison's Office W Doug
las Ave.
I'd precinct, engine house No. 4
SIXTH WARD
Ist precinct, Hydes' stone room E Doug
las Ave
81 precinct, Cons coal Office.
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LAW AND LABOR. PROPERTY AND Pow
ERTN.

OF Joseph Cook, who speaks on this sub
ject at the First Presbyterian church, Sat
uriay evening April ;. President Bate
man of Galesburg college says.
have heard him often. and read him
carefully, and assign % him the very first
place in the American lecture field q To-
day. No other platform speaker sTirs me ss
he does. He has all the essen: ial elements
Of a pow erful and convincing orator, a
fluent and trenchaut GlCJio1- q ringing.
penetrating. and well controlled voice. az
intellect Of extraordinary Robustness and
grasp: a logic, keen. Iuclsive. and relen--
less: vast treasures 81 information and
learning. both practical and speculative
rs-a powers Of imagery and Illustration
and. back of all. and best Il all a sturdy
moral honesty. and that tremendous force
which comes cnly from a consciousness q
profound and intense conviction
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-01

!. f. McMechan, Esq, returned yester-
day from trip in Oklahoma and reports
that some Of the towns are sure of getting
governor and capital and others would
take the state building if they should
swing around that way. They expect to
look out for commercial interests and pay
less attention to politics and kindred ques-
tiOuS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-01

Last Saturday evening a pleasant sur
prise was given Miss Nell Mcpherson at
her home, 1907 South Lawrence avenue, by
n number Of the Garfield students. Those
present were: Misses ReaSOner, COugiIl,
Hall, Wilson, Carr. Curley, Atwater. Ger
tie and Vida Margart. Nell and Myrtle
Mcpherson; MesSrS. Duncan. Baird. lie
Baron. Wilson. Tangeman, Blake, Case,
Wright, Poute-. D'Arman and Studley.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-01

Capt. c. NJ. Code, of kinglisher, presi-
dent of the Republican League of Oklaho-
ma spent Sunday and yesterday in the city
lie reports Oklahoma getting along all
right and much attention given to the
governorship question at present.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-01
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The ladies Of the auxiliary 20 tina Y. NJ,
c. 4. will serve ten 60 the members Of the
members of the auxiliary this Tuesday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock az a0s y. Lawrence
avenue
Every member is very earnestly re-
quested TO be present
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-01

Sunday afternoon at I O'Clock a most
encouraging number of Catholic Young
men met in the basement OF the Pr0-Ca-
thedral ana proceeded to business. The
election of officers was an exciting affair
and resulted as follows: President, y
Christman; vice president, ". u. Russell;
secretary, Joseph Costello; treasurer, Geo.
Pinto The election of six consellors,
whose duty il shall be TO examine the
character of those who may in future
desire 10 Join, was deferred till the next
meeting. Father Mainville. kindly acted
as moderator of the meeting, and gave
very sensible little sermon after business.
The society expects 10 make brave show
ing at high mass next Sunday
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M6M.1n S@AI
,-...,...,...-r-.-u<
1913 to 127 n. Main Street.
Wraps on Second Floor.

% all wool jersey jackets,
sizes 80 to 40 bust measure,
at 1877.
2 cases good, wide satineS,
handsome designs, 114c.
A full rounded stock in
silks and dress goods, novel
ties and trimmings, with
talent in our dress making
department. that COMPEL
compliments.
In the dress goods. Eng
lish Tweeds and French
Cheviots are the fashion.
The best are here. Ask.
NUSsoS s MCNAMARA.
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THE ELECTION TO-DAY.

The election takes place today for the
election of seven members of the city
council and eight members of the board of
education. The following are the precincts
for the different wards as furnished
by Col Tailor, as commissioner of cleo
tioO.