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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-08-25
UNPROTECTED HAWAII.
man.

! The Charleston has not yet ar
rived, and the Iroeuois has been
gone for nearly six weeks, and all
that time Honolulu has been with
out the watchful guardianship of a
foreign man-of-war
How have we spent this unpro-
tected period 4? in grim discomfort
in deep, dark, dangerous conspira-
cies Ask the getter-up of the Eng
fish page for foreign consumption,
the eloquent speeches of the out
ragged natives, who so carefully
avoided the royal travelling party
lest they should seem to approve.
Or rather let US take up the record
of the days doings as chronicled
by the morning and evening papers
aud it will appear somewhat this
way.
During nearly the whole of this
period Her Majesty the Queen has
been absent from the capital city,
making an extended tour through.
out each island of the group, and
receiving everywhere unmistakable
expressions of loyalty, and enjoy
ing everywhere unbounded hospit-
atty and cordial welcome from
native and stranger alike.
On these tours one Minister al
ways accompanied the Queen,
another was occasioned by his
duties to be frequently absent from
the seat of Government, q third
was confined to his home by illness,
and yet the country Is in the same
spot as it was. People are build
ing and planting, buying and sell
ing, indeed marrying and giving in
marriage as if the only VOLCANOES on
the islands were absolute, visible.
natural phenomena, and no such
thing was suspected as the deep,
dreadful, metaphorical volcano
which the balf.and-balf shoot
serves up to its readers abroad
if it have any.
During a short stay of Her
Majesty in Honolulu between two
Of her island trips, the resignation
Of the invalid Minister Of Finance
was accepted and the portfolio en-
trusted to q gentleman than whom
a more suitable choice could not
easily be found. The appointment
was very generally approved and
everything goes on quietly, and
every man sits, after business hours,
under his own vine and under his
own fig tree.
And all this time there has been
10 man-of-war in the harbor. No |
-rouble or apprehension of politi-
,aD trouble throughout the king |
ION. The police have not caught
'ur barefooted burglar and the
irmy are not very obtrusive; and /
10 the native Hawaiians, who are
% sorely aggrieved at the lack of
perception or patriotism on the
'art Of the Queen, in not providing
hem with salaried posts, just sit
nd growl to one another across
he Office table and then hunt up a
bird member of their clique to
Trite an alarmist article in Eng
sh
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-08-25

Territory, reports that three mel
arrived, on the night of August S
from the mouth of the Colorado
where they had been hunting fo'
several months. Nothing had beer
heard of them since their departure
and great anxiety was felt concern
ing them.
They state that they were com
| ing up the river when their boat
was struck by the tidal wave, which
they estimate at forty feet high
"The Gulf at Guaymas." says Mr.
Nangle, general passenger agent al
Guaymas, who arrived ut Yums
the same evening, SIS about ninety
miles wide, and at the head of the
Gulf, where the Colorado flows in,
the tidal waves often reach a height
of forty feet. If the wind is very
strong they reach much higher,
and therefore tide of one hundred
feet, as reported, is not improbable.
Large vessels often come in at high
tide at the mouth OF the Colorado
and are left high and dry q few
hours later.
The little settlement of Lerdo ap-
pears to nave been the center of
of the recent earthquake Lerdo
consists of seven buildings, includ-
ing the church. The buildings are
all of framework, the poles being
close together and all driven into
the earth; this is then plastered
with mud and covered with e fat
roof of earth. Earthquakes OF not
more than ordinary force damage
such buildings but slightly. The
earthquake of July 80, however,
was SO severe that the houses of
Lerdo were all thrown down.
On the 9th the river.at Yuma
stood at 10 feet 6 inches, having
been falling slightly several days.
The lake at Salton has been rising
again, owing probably to the cooler
weather and consequent reduction
of evaporation. The Colorado is
running into the desert several
miles to the south OF the point at
which it formerly ran in, and fully
of the river is running
into the desert, and the rest flows
in its old channel.
Indians como in with their stories
aud declare that they are thrown
fat on the earth and threatened
with burial In crevices while sand
and gravel rained down on them.
Volcanoes and geysers were started
nto unusual activity, throwing
mud and water to great distances.
An old resident of Yuma says
Lerdo is about thirty-fve miles
rom the head of the gulf, and the |
ide reaches clear up there. Lately |
he tides have been fearful. He |
kinks that there is no doubt that |
here were some great chasms and
assures in the bed of the Colorado
through which the water passed.
This whole region appears to be
lotted about with mud VOLCANOES
n the California mountains there
re miles of them. There is q
mountain of sulphur there, and
Quantities of alum aud salt, and
lecessarily an almost total absence
# vegetation, what there is is only
ONE variety of cactus.
The damage done in Sonora by
he earthquakes was principally to
he herds of cattle in that region,
S the settlements are scattered,
nd for the most part small.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-08-25
TO SUBSCRIBERS LIVING At WAIKIKI.

We have made arrangements for de-
iive-inE the DAILY ADVERTISER
every morning 70 subscribers living ut
waikiki by = special messenger on
horseback. Persons living on the Wal
XXI route, anywhere below King street
and as far out as the residence OF Jas.
Campbell. Esq., near Diamond Head, by
giving notice TO the carrier, or at our
publication Office, 46 Merchant street,
Azd paying monthly or quarterly, in
advance. win be served regularly.
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE co.
August 81. 1891. II
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-08-25
At the Central Union.

MIR. Ben Hogan the reformed
pugilist spoke at the Central Union
Church, which was filed to its utmost
seating capacity Sunday evening. Mr..
Hogan stated how it came about that
he was converted from the ways of his
early life. His education from the
age of II years has been such as was
obtained by roaming over the world.
He related instances OF earlier days
in the oil regions, the life he was
leading, etc. He talked OF his start
for Paris, but was side-tracked in
New York among his old associates,
when he and two others, Three
Champion Buns" were going to
tour the world. He related the
course of his reformation, the cause
that led TO it and some of the re
suits.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-08-25
Bp 1utaorttn

Sale CT Lease OF the Government
Lands of Manuka and Kaulana-
nauna. in the district or kau.
Hawaii
On WEDNESDAY, Sept. 2Szd, 1891, At y
O'Clock noon, at the front entrance of Ali
Olani Hale, viii be sold at Public Auction
the lease Of the Government lands OF Ma
nuks aud Kaulauauauna, II the district of
kau, Hawaii, containing an area Of 1900
acres more or less.
Tern--Le2se for ten years
Upset price. 500 Per annum, parable
ssmi-a.naally II advance.
c. y. SPENCER,
Minister OF the interior.
Interior OEice, Aug. Is, 1881 1889 p
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-08-25
FANCY coLoRED

~ FANCY coLoRED PoR-
81 tier s2.25a pair, Curtain Laees
for s2.25 and upwards, scrim
for Curtains yards for 81. Lace Curtain
Net at 1oc. yard and upwards at sachs'
Grand Clearance Sale, l04 Fort street.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-08-25
Supreme Court-At Chambers.
MONDAY, August II.

NAOSDA4s august IL
BEFORE DOLE, j.
L. Alo vs. 7. J. Hayseiden ct al. Bill
for accounting. Heard and decision re-
served Castle, Tor plaintiff; Hatch, for
defendant.
BEEoRE BICKERTOS, J.
Mary Sutherland vs.. Jas. Sutherland.
SEPARATION Partly heard and continued.
BEFORE DOLE, J.
WEDNESDAY,, Aug. 10.
La re estate Of Harriet n. Jones. Pc
tilion of George W. c. Jones and ID.
Dayton for probate Of Will. The Court
ordered the viii admitted to probate,
ard letters testamentaTy issue 10 George
w. c. Jones and D. Dayton under $1,000
bond. Petitioner in person.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-08-25
EARTHQUAKES IN sOsoRa.

4 dispatch from Yuma, Arizona
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05

Th" trustees sale 81 jefferson Ray
nolds ut u portion e tho William f.. Tai.
butt ost,t" lhHt ~, sGtliccnt to cover
pruml>surN uu'"- due took plac. this
morning b"tur" IT," pu-toilice, Chas Yon.
durt uiicIatlug as HuCiIuucor. The two
lots, with all iuusrs thereon, at the cor.
ner Of THIRD street and Gold avenue,
were sold 10 John \. LIRE for 5000; the
the lot between the Bank ot Commerce
and the hhr lWaro store 81 Solon h. Rnss
y Bro, was purchased by Ia, Is, Fergus.
sou for s7,2Jc; the railroad front lease,
2ixli2 feet, adjoining the lumber aud
coal office 81 J & liadrldge, on First
street was purchased b.. that gentleman
Tor $l,Wn, making IA total az tl7,2JO ~
cured from ealr. Tho Montezuma cor,
ner vas also Advertised Tor sale, but IL
~as not rut up THE CIrIzES under
s,nnds that Guy & lluuts, Who occupy
the corner, made AL uiIer ~ S2l 900 Tor
the pr, party, which WIS refused,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05

Mu.pr " II II LirNrllyr, the 1--we
stock aE'u' Tor H." Atrtlror, Topeka 4
Stu'n lie ROAD, came up from the south
lrs' hIs A. les "a, ir, iii D." to-day lie
states Tat th"rr ~ very wrong i'm.
prr's ug unput the jr Huth stricken dls
trDt south ~ thus rl'y, and snys that il,
/, tot near ~ h,rS" ns reported The
dr.u'h rN'rads from lhc west la q Of
ruuu. y, suuth g. H." Texas hnc, thence
unrti e. lh" m.dI" ~ Sorurru county
AMI N"', INTO = late" portion ~ Arizona
II takes 81 n"ntly all ~ Grant and 81.
ezra r,gutrs IT," western portion ~ SO.
zorro county, ~ New Mexico, and nearly
all 81 tugih'~n Arizona. Tho cattle men,
III" mayor state, AZ" taking all possible
pr"r"u',uT against deaths among their
stock, 10y Ia" clrctl,u ~ wlnimlls and
other devices tor securing water, aud It
IL h's urlu'r, hae.uS It upon the fact
that the wiutnr- nrs mid IA the suuthcr .
part ~ tie Territory, that the lppses will
not b" ~ great ne - roH anticipated.
MoJor - 4 Adams Knssas CITY
cattle oNnrr, II friend II Major Llrwcllyn,
who has been looking uyrr the cattle at
uatluu ~ .uuihcrn New McNiro, came
up from Tie south last night, lie states
that %" rtluatun IT. gloomy, but he
thinks tho' 4 ~, chou.c Tor the better
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05

L. y. Hinch. ~ Gallup, the hotel man,
'""'' :" q" P''S''s'' ''''" N"' : ''''S
''o' "'"s
lhos' T. Gable OF santa f"' "aS here
yesterday on VISIT to tbs many Alhu.
quefque 'F'ehur'
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lots 10 ia" r'f'" addition al" VIII
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o." delightful Llhthty tail Iu' evening
100 Co." Atmpy we're douht.,i. umun 4
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,u cuuI eos, ~ the Democratic r.tibr
luc,c'Hsun WIS really mp.i enjoy
Hu.r u.r, forty ut UtiN couples dan. Z
IT, the t'ruu- - the Suirrus ufrhr.,ra
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Amnus the many irrrcr' Nutr Mr..
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Mw " ! Walton, Nj aud ME- " H.
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taking part IuW tulrN N,l urnal
u. readers with "a cast = ill.,, pharn.trrt
~ 100. early date.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05
Box ear Thieves.

Francisco Baca and his son, Juan
Saca, were brought a. the cIty thus
|aornlng from Chaves station, on the
atlantic a Pacific, by Policeman ChnVea,
mi lodged in Jail, For eomc time box
sars containing merchandise have been
lhystsriously entered at Chnvcs and val
lAbls goods purloined. A clue was ob
(lAln"d, and Manager Gabcl, ~ the com
Ipany, secured the services ~ Policeman
Ichavss. He went out the night betor"
lsst, and yesterday had his men hngged,
tndlng at house ~ the senior liaca MY
I've pairs OF ladies' iinc shoes, forty three
&Derby" hats aud other merchandise,
The goods were brought here, This
Forming the senior Baca was arranged
s.tore Justice Donham and in default
"a NOOO bail was taken over 10 the coun,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05

~ jail 10 await tho action ~ H., next
grand Jury. The son will hc itui az
lAir dat, They have confessed aud
state that QUE Lurcrji Moutuyn, ale, m
Chavez, has entered eats and stolen
gp,ds with them pulu',mun Chavez
VII go To- thav,a ttiil,u IT,. cyruINg w.
u't,e' Nuuiu,H
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05
hOIs IIIAmrT

The fact that lots have been surveyed
oil in the "old graveyard on tho HILL"
aud houses built upon graves, is exciting
considerable uniavoruble comment 90 the
streets against certain parties alleging 10
own the land Those parties who pur.
chased lots III good faith, paid their
money Tor them and have bnilt homes ON
them ARE not Ga much 10 blame An those
FROM whom they first purchased. II IL
true that some ~ the bodlos are being
cNhumed aud removed Ia Falrylew Gem.
ctcty, but there are many others buried
there, and their fricnds should see that
their sacred mounds are respected wv,
McQuade, Who has constructed house
at H." eastern portion u the old grave.
yard, states that he had several bodies
removed 10 Falrvlew cemetery, but wA1ts
the public 10 understand that he jumped
no land, but purchased hls lots IN good
faith,
/ Flagstaff has moro fires than any
other town in tho southwest, and yet
has no tire department
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05

Hon. Roman A. llaca, ~ Ssn Ma,"",
Valencia county, came Ia from a." wrst
last night aud !. Stopploe ut the Euro
p"an M, liacH sta,% that Just h"ior"
the train left Grants station the agent
informed hun that Samuel D,t,euhorN,
known out in that section M "Na,ayu
Sam" bad been shot and killed by ltp
clerk last SUNDAY There are no pat
culErr about the tragedy, The murder
ed man In au old timer 10 central NrA
MEXICO, going into the NavaJu country
from Santa Re several years agu, and at
the time ~ his death Was running "a
small general merchandise store on the
reservation, number u miles from the
railroad.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05

Juan liAca, one ~ the box car thieves
ut Chavez station, on the Atlantic n IA
cliic, arrested and brought here. had a
preliminary hearing before Justice ben
ham yesterday, and IN default oi tl,"n
bail he Was sent 10 the county jail Ia
await the action ~ the next grand jury.
A few ~ the women ~ the town were
arrested under the "vag q" ordinance and
made to pay tue Of a. Hnl costs,
Ambr@lA GARCIA, lighting, t2D aud
costs lie pad.
Pedro Garcia, resisting arrest, e. amt
costs or thuty days IN jail. lie was com
mltted
William O'lirIeu, vag ten days on the
cham gang,
Georgo Williams, drunk aud dhtnr
DERBY, ten daJR on III. chm gang
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05

lhl- morning, about 3 o'clock, Special
officer Nalthrrs arrested nul lodged "a
the rty !ll, Grace Eden, tine "lIttle
Grotglh Wonder" not the LATHE Georgia
Wur der VINO IL at present rlrctrlfliug
the eat! ~ London with her mag ~
powers, hui the cue who recently Ir!t
her husband and became afterwards and
l. now an inmate II Nr,lr Drlrcnll's
Copper avenue house. She had tight
with u nnu, Rnd ~ her rag" declared
that mo policeman could arrest her
Tie officer, however, told her tia, II ghe
did not come 10 jail quietly hc would
plnc" the ERndcuffs CA her. This had
III" desired effect and she willingly sub.
united This morning she wns brought
before Justice Drnhnm, aud On plead ng
not guilty was remaudod L. jail until the
officer ge,s up, THIS afternoon, however,
friend ~ hers called at the ja, and
went her bond, Her trial VII occur at
Il tins evening
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05

lIuhu"Ii IT, ruu ccliuu Wih ,u, rem.
IW tIil,N Was informed thus muturs
That VIZ. lluhh"Il IL impru,'u. u.,,,.
ari he ,,rnl, 'tom nllludi,at uu, lo.
~ liury
IT." passenger tram tt,m th" ...I'.
due hctc Last night Nt ~ %, ID. ,...I
MT arrive until e. O'clock tms murnlrE
There was ~ freight wreck IN TIE r.uI
h"tao,u Eiucuu aud 81 Pass, so,rr, eats
h,us djtchoi.
& W Kun, Nho recently ru,h.. !
PROPERTY uu IT,, railroad tt.ck rrtNu,r
'hr SuuihWc.,,tu brewery AMI IT,, com
phuy md Mnushrl's ml's, MI soon To-"
etu tie erect ~ u urW ,rc ntd hu,llrs
houses iot hs buslncts. When ,,m
plrlrd BE- Nri trm.,c irum ~, rir,t'
iu.at.or a. lhr railroad rru,s.ns 4 /
Jrru. r,Di
Among D, u hut-rs recently par
chased ~ -" james \ l.nrs Cua ,.u,
Inl fur thur delivery Nugo'- ~. OBJ
prrN, ."' H,ark tire" lrat..,d may, -
a." r","rr,i"d Mursau hrr,I u u.'.,.
lhn m,u, va, presented lu Mrr lnr d.
N'''' ",''
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wac h'li '''' evening ~ ia" f'~'d'''' "'
/ Mics Nrth" S'"gR on north l.p' u
| u va" "tE''! "''"hh"h u! Tie young
/ "'"''"'N" W" league WAC rhr''''
'"''' ""'" ~ paying innocent l"l.
S"""e "h' P"''hs CANDY lhLI"''l
'r"S"' ~ u" organization "t VI" M"'h"
n'e' rFS''p" 'hhtrh ana has u"u
"'''''p q" "''N' 'Neh'l hN" l'tl.
.""''' ava gentlemen. Last hlS'i W.
/ '>''"" was ~ h"r h''r'' ana hh" made ct
E"' -" '''' Nv """'''
Cob Frank Chavez, the hero n many a
we'll fought republican battle ~ Na,"r
ca county, late warden ~ the territorial
! pen,tentary, and good, sincere frlru,
~ Albuquerque, IL minehng with hr
. iri"nis her" To day. lh" colonel W..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05

The city council held special meet
lug Saturday afternoon, for the purpose
Of receiving the report ~ the SPECIAL
committee ON the Albuquerque town
grant, and any other business pertaining
To the same, The council adjourned, NJ
ter some dlscusslon on the subject, until
"Wednesday evening, Dec. =, ut ~
o'clock. aud the clerk was instructed 10
notify the various appointed committees
Ia b" present The committees ar" q. l..
Brooks, C. +, Hunt, Lor On Miller, Il T..
Hall, T.. ". Dubson, ". e.. lluIlrd,rc,
Frau iluning, Elias S,oNrr, II, Il,
Whiting, Francisco Armi.o y O'rro, san.
tlago BRcR ami AnAstacln MuutuyR.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05
rhe " cHtiIcI

Policeman l'rilly, ~ tine ulct' frrr,
l,r been keeping "A weather Ual from
Nov. /, to M,t saturday lgut. Hhl.n
r!uNr iho state ~ tn" woat ."f IL t., J
Hrd Gu'c""k. On IT," night h." started
hls diary, ho found the weather al l. 10
hr th'rty degrees abuyr zero. at 3 tScriy.
ought, oudnt q twert! sIN. irDm 'hcl1lh
t. thr 81 the stat" = tie weather Mas
a""ut the same exception ~" IA rrrius -
H." Ri, when Ht u o'clock !, Was twenty.
ON" degrees above zero. Ga an average
Or a." thf," stated tluus the usht ~
the 2i,h was the coolest ~ L. twenty
SIX d"grroa, ut } twenty tWp and At q
twenty tive. tn" night ~ the 18th was
the Wurm"et at II forty four Icsrrer, "a,
3 thrr'H five and at q tLrr'y three dr
grors To ~" eastern visitors, At Irrecut
s"!uuImng III ia" city, can tins ~ca'hr;
Tor one q tHr winter months November
hrrN'"llrd HnVWher" else IA tAc world?
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05

Iirla,hrs ~ the IlhrarN N.,....,i ...
hupfr.p,is the uufntnuy kIItr.s u..I
u'i,t,s, IA their cut,rutI-r. and .N.., ,n
e,, through ,our rnr,r Tim, ,rp,f,t,
uli, nud attractive uuat,r,. f., a.. II
hfnr, have been secured d. Tine C.u.u..r
r,,n cub lul.d ding an H., Nrt ~,
well u,h,rd. etrnm heated mad ln,r.
,uYrI,h T. tradiu, :. ON.
The, have about Sl,h,O. urnl,,h 80
l.N, been ,urrnutiut,d H., III, J,,,,, ~.
t,h., tho ir,t ,rsituIu.r, 90, I,,t,.
H., n.ok committee In, rn,,.,yy..l ,hc
rr,,Iuitir,I ,,,.,iu,,. yJ..I. -. I,.,,,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-12-05
District Court.

Tho jury in the case ~ VI &. Xirhut
va Salvador Garcia, e!~ctment suit
winch has bcen on trial Tor the past two
days, reported this morning that they
could no, agree Tn" Jury, II ~ under
stood. stood ak tOslN
M"lQuiadcs Chny"s W Grrgprlp Tru,
Irllu de Atmljo, assumpslt, trrd 10y jury,
which brought IN verdict ~ s!uo ~
favor ~ plaintiff
Louis llustcttcr w Ssrapro Romero ct
al, nssumpsit, was ,rlcd lay Jury tn,
jury ~ out,
The cnses Of T, +. Kv.rhrr W. ", I
shepard. rcplcylu; lpu,s I. levy ~
Godsteln n Wcinmnu, Hssuturst', LuuIs
+, Levy W, jose L. prren eh"ritf tres
pass, were continued by consent
Samuel y. Dedrick vii make s Dcorrl
he home the coming winter lie ha'
taken contract from the Socurru Fire
Clay company 10 mine ana trauspur'
tier clay from the east side II the H.,
Grunde 10 their woFks IN that city, MIR
Drdrlck is advertising Tor any tcaLi
and men 70 do the work