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MAYORS OFFICE. J
February 9th. 1891. {

To the Trustees of the Town of Thibodaux.
Gentlemen-Since our last regular meeting
] had to employ an additional labOrer to omen
the cross drains which was closed up by dirt
accunulating therein. found the brick
walls in 3 cross drains in a ba ii and dangerous
condition, therefore had to employ brick
mason to repair same.
would also state, that our wooden walks
needs repair. would suggest that the I'm
provement Committee would take some steps
i'll regard TO same, and authorize the necessary
repairs as soon As possible.
The gas machine in the market house needs
to be ovsrhauled, and recommend. that the
Committee on Public Property be authorized
to have same attended to.
The town needs an official seal and suggest
that suitable seal be purchased for the use
of the town.
l took upon myself to order sample Ian
tern from the Sun Vapor Street Light Co."
of Canton. Ohio, which | think ii properly
manipulated. that it will answer our purpose.
The lantern was placed on exhibit at the cor
ner Of Main and st. Philip streets and has
been in operation about two weeks, and ali
can say is that it gives good and clear light
and thel etore would recommend that kind OF
lantern for our streets.
The lantern cost delivered here. $6.40 and
can be put up for about SIPS each and con-
sumes .05c oil per nights
| would recommend the repeal of ordinance
No. 90 in reference to fire crackers &C., and
that an ordinance be enacted prohibiting the
firing of crackers, &c, in the corporate limits
with a penalty attached therefrom.
All OF which is respectfully submitted,
J. L. AUCOlN, Mayor.
Mr.. G.. j Barker, chairman Finance Com
mittee presented the following report.
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Grand Total. .SiI9 IL
CHARLES j. BARKER, Chairman.
c. W. THiBODEAUX,
l.. Z. CAILLOCET,

CHARLES J. BARKER, Chairman
c. W. TIIiBODEAUX,
l.. Z. CAILLOUET,
Committee on Finance
Which was duly received and the following
resolution adopted by the following vote
Yeas-Barker, Caillouet, lhibodeaux, Ter
mott and Ragan.
Be it Reserved. That the sum of Four Hun
dred and Forty-Nine 4l-l00 Dollars, be and
the same is hereby appropriated to pay the
above claims.
The matter of fixing the printers salary,
laid over from last session, was then taken
up, and on motion OF MIR. Caillouet, seconded
by Mr. Ragan, the salary of town printer
was continued at the same rates, as for the
previsns years. that is to say, at 800, said
amount to cover all printing needed by the
Council. excspt. however, the publishing of
the delinquent tax list; the vote thereon be-
ing as follows:
Yeas-Barker. Cail.ouet, Thibodsaux, Ter
mott and Ragan.
Nays-None.
On motion of Mr. Zernott the appropria-
tions for the different fire companies, was
laid over until next session.
MIR. Ragan seconded by Mr.. Caillouet'
moved that the Committee on Finance be
directed To examine the Assessments Rolls OF
1888, So 90. with the views of waking an
accurate atement to the council of all un-
collected taxes; and that the Mayor be
requested - furnish them the Assessment
Rolls of tue above years, Treasurer's books
and Collectors reports, and all other assis-
tance in his power, towards aiding them i'll
their said duty.
Mr.. Caillonrt seconded by Mr.. Thiboleanx
offered the following Ordinance NO-which
was adopted by the following vote.
Yeas-Barker. oAillouet, ihibOdeaux, Ter
mott and Ragan.
Nays-Nsnr
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Ordinance No.

Amending section No. 202 Of the Revised By.
Laws and Ordinances of the town Of
Thibulaux. x
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Trustees
of the corpor' zion of the town of rhibodanx.
That section No. 2a2 of the Revised BY. Laws
and Ordinances of the town OF Thibodanx be
follows: Sec. 202-Any person keeping any
livery. sale or f-ed stable within the corp,
rate limits of said town. shall preserve the
same clean and free from all stencil. and
shall. vt least every week. haul away and
deposit in soine retired place the msnur~.
etc., which shall accumulate in, sround and
about snch establishments. nudSr penalty
cf y fne whi,'h shall NOT rx-r~.l nvo dollars
for each nft~us~. and having tho san
removed ut hi. -xp-ns. by ~. tawn esnssn
ole. and paving said .tiicsr. over and ahovs
said expense aud fine. two dollars ard afty
cents tor his ssrvices
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For the second week OF said court to serve
as Jurors beginning on Monday April l3, 1891,
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for the months of December 1890 and JaDu-
ary 1891.
To the Mayor and Trustees of the town Of
Thibodaux.
Gentlemen-Your Committee on Finance
beg to report. that they have examined the
following claims aud find same correct.
Claims for December, 1890
Charoeable TO Corn laborer-
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Total for December, 1890. .S92 81
For January 1891.
Charg to Mari ct House
]. NJ Walsh, freight on | Dbl. oil. 90
for January. ...... 90
Charg. to Town Hall
Victor Sposi to for month of January. | 50
Charg. to Corporation Laborer-
Victor Sposito Ter month of January so 90
Total for January, 1891 ... $50 50
Charg. TO salary of Officers
J, L. Aucoin, Mayor..-. ..-..--....... so 90
H. y. Coulon. Secretary. l6 IS
j. NJ Walsh, Collector 90
+. Saucan. Treasurer er.-........-........ 81 %
Total. $500 90
% 81
So 80
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Victor Spssito. ...--................50 90
Chargeable to Town Hall-
Victor Sposito for month of Dee. SO
Chargeahle to market house
j. NJ Walsh for month of Dec .. a 90
Standard Oil Company, | Dbl. oil. ....... s 10
j. l.. Aucoin freight. t...... 90
4. 4. Mcbride. lanterns etc....... .--... SIS
Hoffman, & Aucoin, nails and rops...... 60
Charg. to Incidental expenses
A. j. Clement & BIO. for oil.. 3 05
Il. Il. Mcbride for oil, etc.. ..... 95
Holman & Aucoin for sundries ...... 2 20
Charg. to streets and bitches
A. Molaison for lime e............. 90
Hoffman, q Aucoin for nails. 3 25
Charg. to water works
Hoffman, g. Aucoin for sundrss 80
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS WANTED-SEALED PROPO-
4 sails 70 furnish to the Washington state Reform
school the following articles win be received by
the board OF trustees Of said school at their Office
In Chehalis. Washington. . contract TO be awarded
to the lowest responsible bidder Proposals viii
1891, to-wit:
sixty iron bedsteads with woven wire mattress
length feet, width feet 6 inches; ave hundred
yards Amoskeag ticking SO inches wide: sixty
pair Atwood grey blankets, Spoint: six hundred
yards pequot sheeting, "a width; two hundred
and any yards pillow slip sheeting sixty bed com
forts, "a width: six ordinary bedroom SETS four
pieces; six woven wire mattresses triple ware:
SIX SO-pound best grade drawings hair mattresses
SIX pair pound live white geese feather pillows
one hundred yards l0-4 pequot sheeting Six pair
o-point white blankets, pounds, best grade
twelve cotton Allied comforts 90 to 100 pounds pel
dozen; six white bed spreads; ave dozen low wood
STOOLS; twelve Grecian CHAIRS; five dozen No 81
wood seat chairs; six medium rockers; six Doug
las once chairs, wood seat iron rod; twelve ter
man Climax mirrors, lO}kx17; also one l. x +.
windmill with largest size wheel 10 900 gallon
wooden tank: connecting rods for hump; tower ID
be 10 feet high. boarded In and painted; the whoIe
TO be constructed and completed according 10 plans
and specifications on file In this ONCE.
]. W. GooDEl.L. Secretary
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NOTICE-TO ALL PEAoONe IUn
~ materials to, Rendering eeeviee =
labor for King county. Noe!eo y -
That under and according 70 q - 49,
last legislature q the state 81 WalAl5G
An act to regulate the di1burleunon9 =
by the o6ice1 Of the state 81 WaAir
district, county and prectnct oGlooo ~
st0ns Of the state Of Wag1lngf6a, -
emereency," AL claims presented - ~
materials furnished, services rondoEe4 -
acerttficate. certifying on honor ~ o>(
has been furnished, services rendo904 =
formed - described IN said claim, v0Lx(
hcafe snail b part Of said clnim - o
same.
the county fer material f1fnlshe4 e4yE
or labor performed in and foG ~ g
take fully itemixed vouchon ~ -
ments. which said vouchers shall -. II
one TO BE- nled with the auditor q -
other 70 Be retained by the o1lcex g
ing the disbursement. or cer1tfyinG -
meas In the Case or clsim.
Said vouchers shall contain ock(1
person or otiicer making such disouEs1
Ing such claim, certfying On honor 49,
cred for which such disbursement = -
nled, have been actually delivered
performed. = }
Section III Of said act reads = loueg1
ANY officer or person violating anL q
visions Of this oct shall be declined e.
demeanor. and upon convlcti0n theZ1
nned In any sum OF not less thn4 ~
than 500 and may be imprisoned n -
tail not less than ten days nor mclo s
All vouchers or claims presantsd y to-
payment must b made out and eeee
strict compliance with said law. ~ e.
board Of county commissioners
p. A. TwICHELL CQun1Y L.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

- -
NOTICE TO sToCkHoLDERs-oFFI OF
stockholders: Notice is hereby given that rur-
suant 10 the by Laws OF the company, the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF The Seattle Coal
and Iron Company will be held at the ONCE Of
the company In the city of Seattle Wash AT ii
O'Clock a M, ON Thursday, the 2lst Of MAY 12ei
Tor the purpose of electing officers for the ensu.
Ing year and the transaction of such other bust
ness Is may legally come before the meeting
JOHN CRAIG, Secretary
Seattle. Wash. April 80 1891
OFFICE OF THE SEATTLE a EASTERN
~ Construction Company. To the stock holders:
Notice b hereby given that pursuant to the by laws
OF the company. the annual meeting of the stock-
holders OF the Seattle & Eastern Construction
company win be held al the office Of the Company
IN the city OF Seattle Wash. IT l2 O'Clock M a n
Thursday. 2lst IT May. 1891 for the purpose a.
eiecting trustees for the ensuing year and the
transaction OF such other business as may legally
come before the meeting
JOHN CRAIG, Sscrstary.
Seattle. Wash. 18th April 1891
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PERSO NAL.

WILL THE YOUNG NAN WHO TOOK A
goid-hesded umbrella from the cigar counter
OF H. @. Co, engraved with name Of j. n elem
please return same and get his own.
WIDOW LADY. A. WOULD LIKE THE A.
" euAintancs Of an honorable gentleman: oh
lect mAtrinony. address Lady. Post-Intelligeucer.
THE PUBLIC ARE INVITED TO TAKE
compound vapor fnmigatien bathA 3o?s
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-MPOUNDED STOCK Ar q

NPOUNDED STOCK AI ~
headquarters, corner Fourth and IGgzn65 -
win sell q public auction g the hl4hof
cash, 70 pay expense OF impeun111G 81 T
the following described animnl4 NJ
any four "a years Of age: black pc1nz
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TOR sALE--s0. 900 AcREs r:rc =
- and vine land with pe7pef1nS 49, ~
ene u lois 70 suit nom so a - r51
man Land and Wafer Cofnpsny. ~ u
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GALE OF BONDS-SEALED nm r.
- received by the undeFsigned ~
tor the purchase OF local impgoSonnn6k
sued BY the city Of Seattle in aceue1
provisions Of ordinance No. I ,oo9 0fm11
bonds are issued for the purpose q -
Improvement Of Broadway non Y6011S
De Forrest street, are non-op<ional ~ r.
bearing interest at the rate Of peR Ct
semi-annually. Both interest," anA -
BILE 1t the ONCE OF the city treasuEoG III
reject any and all bids h reserved
c. w. FERRIA c.
Dated Apyif Ia 1891.
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CITY xorrcxs

REGISTRATION NOTICE-uoTfrSs: =.
~ BY given 10 the qualified &C., =
sesttss that the rexissration eeen e
hours Of = m and p "a. for ~
tStrafion for the coming special $50
held ON Monday, June /, A. D. ldk1
main open until Friday. May 90. n
ney WI VII, r g c 10 a loF the RasRoss =
city election II. W. NiLLEE r.,
Tn THE SUPERIOR CoUT7 -
= county. state Of wasninston- Q1ef
STATE or WAsHINeTox,,
COUNTY or KING.
In the matter Of the estate Of Thecuhl1-
ceased No. 695. a..
order of the probate court Of Kirc -.
inRton, made on the 18th dny a. 49,
1880. In the above entitled seass - -
undersigned. administrator De bonln - r.
estate Of. Theophilus Gard. deceaorG -
coin al the United states, and sudielsf -
ton by said probate court. on ssenvvSs.>
1891, between the hours Of 10 o'cjocr r.
ing and the setting Of the sun on o.
wit: at eleven (lll O'Clock in the i6rsS15 r.
day, 1t the front door entrance q ~ SsS11
Of King county, Washington. in the - f.
IN said county and state. all the rirII =
eat and estate Of said Theophilus c. <s1
NJ the time Of his death. and all ne r f.
interest that the said estate has. ~ S17'5s.
law or otherwise, acquired, her 49, 49,
ton to that of said Theophilus GeT1s 6s
she time OF his death. in and to an fh6f -;
piece or parcel Of land. situate, lyine ~
the city Of Seattle. county Of KinS -
Washington, known and particularly 49,
described as follows. to-wit: A tr1e1 ~ ~
ginning seventy t70l feet west Of ~ r
corner OF Third and Washington strec1S
ing to Maynard's official plat Of ~
city-of Seaftle): thence west tvenfv r.
thence south sixty 800 feet; Themes - E.
COO feet: thence north TO the place II
sixty (601 feet, being . part Of lof
block ten (10). Of Maynard's plat o.
ethyl Of Seattle, in King county, Wa0
gether with all and singular the tenGm
ttaments and appurtenances there's
Terms and conditions Of sale, cash, -
United States Of America, ten {1o5 -
amount bid to be paid on the day ~ -
remainder Of the purchase price To ~
confirmation Of such sale by this GO
cry Of the said administrator de6d % -
or purchasers-deed to be a. The or
purchaser or purchasers.
s. l. CRAWL
Administrator de bouis non Of the e1111z
ophims Gard, deceased. III
~
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD WILL M
= paia o the Seattle. Lake Shore 4 Eastern
20 the arrest OF any one removinr switch hrats
from their premises y. W. Dunn Superintendsnt
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ARCHITECTS.

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR
IN cottages, SIS: for two-story residences, $40.
]. Friedlander 4 Co, architects, Kline 4 Rosen-
berg block.
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- ceived ct the Office Of the hoard u r66
up to noon of Monday. the 25th insa ~
lowing described property Of the ctr =
Lot two ~. block sixteen (lG, MoS
tion told city hail site), and lots fivo o.
block b. Bells third addition; 49,
cent. interest: right reserved to rejoc4
bids. By order Of the board.
=. w. ID. HOLDR00E -
First publication, May :, 1891.
THE FOLLOWING CITY wAH11115
1 be paid upon presenfasion e he e.
ofice and no interest allowed atoR
from hrst publication Of this noeiew
warrants Nos. 1913 10 923 incluatva
Dated April 80, 1891.
WILLIS L AAGEA C1,v -
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LOGAN BROS HAVE JUST OPENED AN
- elegant pAesogxaPhic studio y No lib Aazioa
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DoBERT @. wESTERMAN, HEAVY FORG-
~ ting and general biAcksmifhing, machine ship,
steamboat and building work; al kinds Of logging
and mill tools manufactured. West street. north
of fesier avenue r. o. Box Ill. Seattle. Wash.
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THOR RENT-ALL COMPLETE, FURNISHED
II lodging house, 80 rooms; 500 menth: max
ing money. Morgan. % Union block.
EsoR SALE--A IIRST-CLAsS LODGING
II house: very cheap: good location; on Washing-
ton street between Second and Third stroets Ap.
ply 215x Washington street, upstatrA
EoR INSTRUMENTATION ALoNzo
Hull. Olympic block.
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kVnNp-HoAsE AT LARGE ON LAKn
nronsr,x ton; owner can have sams By ppoving
psSts1sS aae pAyns ecr this aAverthsmsn1 IN
WaaAtngtoA - AAAs
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nR. STILLSON-EYE. EAR, NOSE AND
~ throat Halter building.
nR. GEO. A. REICH, OCULIsT AURIsT AND
~ physician for diseases or the throat has re-
building.
nR KIBDE, oCULIST AND AURIST AND
~ physician for diseases Of the throat Removed
to Haller block. corner Columbia and Second
streets rooms and 5.
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GOIERNNENT LAND.
WANTED-MORE MEN TO LOCATE HOME.
w steads and timber claims; we handle only the
choicest: best Of reference information givenffee
building.
DEoPLE LOOKING FOR PERMANENT
homes or timber claims will do well to call on
the state Land Company; We have good places
Graham q Co. room So 6qnire-Iatim building,
Commercial street
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,K sALE-oNE OF THE CHOICEST
T,np .n1 sues IN henton addition; easy terms.
TXc nef. Sneen Anne town; 144xl46; only 81 200.
Fy AL sALE-AusT BE SOLD; RENToN AID
slightly; only 81 200 s's1e"' n'sn ana
T ~ sA AZ, CORNER; l2oxl20; ON
ton sALE-NODERy l2-ROoN REsIDENcr
= With lot; corner Hyde strees: Is. 500 =
,SALE-QUEEN ANNE TOWN: AN
I2s Ss,s corner In Comsfock's addition l()Dx
Am c..h valuable improvements: only "a 500:
crrsos~ ssn Rsy mens- Call on somerindyke q Liv.
ssrsss ~ and - Hinckley buii1inr 5000
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WANTED-RARTSERI COUNTRY STORE
W on r1ll1DaA with about $4,000 to take IN tn
store supplies mI1l and Ill hands besides good
country trnde. Address A. h c., Pust-InteIH-
WANTED-PARTNER WITH o2e0O IN A
" genteel establinhed business paying 100 per
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WANTED-DY A MAN OF EXPERIENCE
w - lease good hotel. furnished, for which .
good price viii Be paid and bond given for the good
care Of furniture ana pFemises; or TO have the
Management Of one; In either case good refer
ences furnished Address G. J. F., box ~. olym-
PA. wash.
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srENOGRAPHERs.

BENNINGTON TYPEWRITER HEADQUAR.
~ ters-Snorthand and typewriting offiees $50
2Sl Pioneer building. Front street.
WASHINGTON TYPEWRITER READ
W qusrters-Shorthand and typewrifing: type
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FOR RENT-STORES.
ESOR RENT-sTORE EUREKA BUILDING,
4 sos and $40 Columbia street. Inquire AOl and
AOS Burke building.
ESoR RENT-BRICR STORE; &lG PER
Il month Alons0 Hull. Olympic block.
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Ree,proc,tx with Hawaii.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 30.-Dr. Mott Smith. Ha-
waiian representative to the United States.
had an audience with Secretary Blaine to-day
to complete the details Of the reciprocity treaty
now in the course OF negotiation between the
United States and Hawaii The basis Of tho
treaty is absolute freedom OF commercial
trade between the two countries. In allowing
the goods ofthe United States to enter Hawaii
that N about
ceives In return the benefits derived from tho
free admission Of Hawaiian sugar into tho
United States The customs duty Of the Hs-
waiian Islands on sugar IL 10 per cent. ad va
lorem Is expected that The treaty will be
before the Christmas holidays.
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Lsprosy In tho U.,ted states.

WASHINGTON. Nov 30.-Dr. Walter Wyman.
Supervising Surgeon General Of the Marine
Hospital Service. in his annual report says that
no general epidemic has prevailed in the
United States during tha year. but local cpl
denies OF scarlet fever and diphtheria and the
recurrence Of the grippe in various portions Of
the country are reported He calle attention
70 the prevalence Of leprosy. particularly in
ca, and to the presence Of the disease In vari-
GUS cities md localities Of the United States.
and says that cases may be allowed to exist
undisturbed In some localities by the health
authorities because no provision is made for
advanced regarding the contasiousness Of the
disease there Is no doubt that where indiffer-
ence is manifested as to isolation 1t slowly
spr, ads and as no State possesses a leper
Hospital! the establishment Of q national lepee
hospital Is recommended,
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DIAMONDS.
THEo. A. KoHTG & SON,
IS WEST 2ad ST.
ARCHBLsHOP KENRICK's JUBILEE
Celebrating the Fiftieth Anniversary sf Aia
Conservation ~ RishOP.

Celebrating the Fiftieth Anniversary Of Ais
Consecration ~ Aishop.
81 LOUIS. Nov. 3O.-On Nov 30. 1871. Just
fifty years ago. Peter Richard Kenrick was
consecrated Bishop Of the Roman Catholic
Church. To-day. the fftieth anniversary Of
his conservation. his golden jubilee is being
celebrated with pomp
The grand Pontihcal mass began at 8 O'Clock
in the historic old cathedral on Walnut street
The leading representatives Of the Roman
Catholic hierarchy Of the United States ofici-
ated. An hour before this ceremony took
place. the venerable Archbishop said mass
privately in his own chapel and then repaired
to the cathedral. whore he in cope and nitro
assisted the Cardinal
bshep Ryss 81 PS!sSsiphs who fos
held the Coadjutor Bishopric Of this province.
es t
the attendants appointed for the occasion.
mass i9 that i Is more impressive and elabo-
rate The altar was dressed with .dowerA
sp Ed fSSr An cru
ns ss ss
ana ss utter usss
fort and Jared no better than the, poorest
a BE- q Ss d a OF
At the banquet at the Lindell Hotel Cardinal
Of tie Pep p In oonclSsio s he said: .' - A'
I'VE thank his Holiness especially for the
3 q xhsn hat sea
the name name o of the Holy FstSer And now. most
idisehare a my csmm E By handing st you
the gift from the Pope"