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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-09
POLITICS IN PoRrLASD.
The Republican Bosses Combine TO De-
feat the People.

PORTLAND, June s.-lspecisl 1.-The Repub-
ncans held their primaries this evening. Their
intention 10 to put straight ticket in the feld
10 run against the consolidation ticket. The
opinion OF leading Republicans Is divided as TO
ment. but those engineering the campaign pro-
pose to make vigorous fight 10 defeat the con-
solidstion ticket Jim Lotan and Joe
simon, the two Republican bosses. have
made up and both win do their utmost to defeat
the consolidation ticket. While the RepuhlIean
campaign ostensibly is managed by the Young
Mems Republican Club. Lotan and Simon are
behind the scenes pulling the wires.
Most of those nominated on the straight
Democrs;ic ticket In beer-haIl caucus held last
night refuse 20 run, and tie general supposition
is that the Democrats win work for the consoti-
dation ticket
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THE rRAsK MURDER TRIAL.
In Progress Mt snohomish-M Montgomery
Likely TO BE Acquitted.


sSoHoNIsH, june s-fSpceial 1.-The trial OF
David Montgomery. who shot and killed Oscar
L Irask on the 4th day of January last has
been in progress during the past four days and
Is watched with intense interest The new
courtroom, with seating capacity of several
hundred persons. has been crowded 10 its
utmost capacity ever since the commencement
OF the trial About forty witnesses have been
examined and many more are yet TO testify.
Attorneys Winsor and Farewell, Of sesttie, are
assisting Prosecuting Attorney Heffner in be-
half OF the state, while Messrx Frnfer 4 Cole
man are assisted by j. T. Ronald, OF Seattle.
But little evidence has been produced which
viii go toward the conviction OF Montgomery, as
the shooting was evidently done in self-defcnse
Many witnesses were examined al to the char
acter Of the two men and In nearly every case It
was shown that Montgomery was a pexceable,
law abiding citizen, while on the other side IL
was shown that Trask was a man Of bad rcpu-
tation, frequently being into trouble
and seeking notoriety. The shooting took place
about one mile east of this city, and no one Was
present except the two men interested. Mr..
Montgomery testified that he had been warned
by several different persons that Traxk had
threatened his (Montgomery'sl life. and when
they met ON the county road, one mile cast OF
town, Trask put his right hand In his hip
pocket, and started for him, saying. .I have yeu
now, and have partly fxed you. and now I
win fnish you" Montgomery thinking that
Trask had put his hand into his hip bncket =.
q revolver, lost no time. bU. at once drew III 70
volyer and shot Trask hve times -hsi@ Iraak
was coming towards him with sling-shot, tnas
only q few days before he had used on Mr.
Montgomery, and broke some of the bones In his
left hand, rendering 1t entirely useless at Che
time the shooting occurred.
The sling-shot with blood marks SIN on il
was produced and allowed ss evidence by Judge
Mcbride.
Many witnesses testified that Trask would use
abusive and insulting language and wanting to
fight Montgomery whenever they met, and that
he being large. stout young man, Montgomery
was afraid Of him
The wife and child OF the pEisoAs- are In IT.
tandance duYiug fba trial
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A scnooLHoUsE ON THE TRACK.
The shenandoah Special Train Dashes
Right Through 1t.

SPOKANE, June s-lspecial- IA special train
carrying the "shensncoah" theatrical company
collided with schoolhouse on the Pleasant
Valley branch Of the Union Pacific, near
oaksdale, ABOUT o'clock this morning.
The school board had secured permisxion
from the Union Pacific agent at oakssdaie
10 move the schoolhouse across the track euu-
day was selected because there were no trnino
running on that day. They succeeded IN gss-
ting the schoolhoue on the track last night, anG
left IL there, intending to remove it this rs~-n.
ing FL
The special train. consisting of q Puifnaz =
baggage car and scenery car, came uron o.
schoolhouse suddenly and ran clear thrpixhz n
The engine was disabled, all the uin61ws ~ ~
tered and the exterior Of the coaches hadE* 60
tered. No one was injured except tnre a.
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WILL SECRETARY NOBLE RESIGN.
1t II Reported That He Intends to Re-
kume His Practice I'm ST. Lonis.

ST. LOUIS, June Especial. l-GeneraI John
w. Noble will return 10 ST. Louis from Hot
Springs during the present week, and
1t is stated by his friends in this city that
his resignation as secretary of the in
terror viii be forwarded 10 President Harrison
at that time. II is further stated that General
Noble will at once resume the practice of law in
ST. Louis, and that his return to ST Louis this
week viii be practically return for good. A
most positive piece OF circumstantial evidence
pointing to this fact was discovered yesterday
by many Of Mrs. Mobiles friends in ST. Louis.
The evidence in question was the return from
Washington City Of Mrs Devere, Mrs. Mobiles
companion, a 81 Louis lady, who was invited
10 Washington City TO become ono OF Secretary
Mobiles household shortly after the Noble
family moved to the capital. Mrs. Devere
has returned 10 resume her life in St Louis,
and IL is claimed by Mrs Mobiles friends here
that this is proof positive that the Noble house
hold has been broken up permanently, the Sec
retary having decided beyond all question 20 re-
sign from the cabinet
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waIla waIla Lynchers Relndict4d.

wALLA wALLA, June Especially H.
morning st 10 O'Clock, when the Superior co.,
opened, the Judge ordered the sheriff to brioE
the seven soldiers Indicted by the grand iuy
for Iyuehing Andrew J. Hunt into court. Pros
ecuting Attorney Bsandford moved 70 auash ths
indictments, and this was ordered done The
Judge bad the prisoners rsmanded 10 the cus-
tody Of the sheriff. Defendants, through thsir
attorney, Senator George I. Thompson, moved
that they be discharged from custody
The motion was argued bJ both
attorneys and submitted TO tie
Judge, who overrrled the motion, and the men
were taken 10 the fail again and locked up Al
8 O'Clock this afternoon the grand Jury came
into court and informed the judge that they he1
something 20 communicate TO him, snd the fors-
man passed up paper to the judge, who read .
and announced that the grand jurT had found
true bills against the seven soldiers now eon-
fined in jail sor the killing Of Andrew y Huns
The indictment was substantially the same -
the frat one, with the excepEs0n that tns -
guage wss changed. The Jury then retired =
their room for further deiiberaffons
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STATE SCHOOL LANDS.
Rules to Govern the Selection OF Tracts
in Washington.

WAsHISGToS CITY, June s.-tSpecial. lin
structions were issued from the interior de-
partment today, prescribing rules and reguls-
tions for the selection Of land in Washington.
Montans and the two Dakotss, under the terms
of the recent act OF congress, enabling those
states 70 form state constitutions etc. and pro-
yidiug for the donation of certain public lands
10 said states for schools and charitable pur-
poses. The state of Washington gets 5000
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A VERY GOOD MAN ARRESTED.
Nebraska Sunday-SchooI superintendent
Charged With Stealing.

OMAHA, June s.-J. L Campion, for several
years cashier OF the Consolidated Tank Line
Company here. was arrested tonight by Tnspec-
tor Bowman. Of the New York Fidelity Surety
Company. Campion's speculations amount 20
5000 and extend over long period.
He was superintendent Of the Sunday
of the Episcopal church OF the Good Shepherd,
and during the recent absence of the pastor led
the services
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Indian outrages in Mexico.

san Francisco. June s.--A CA-oHiels special
from Tombstone, AriZ-. says. Information
was received today OF other murders committed
BIZ the Apaehss who killed Cstchum in Sonora
last week After attacking Calcium and bis
party the Indians went 70 . camp near sy snd
fred upon four men, killing Al Italian peddser.
There were four Indians in this party safur-
tiay a band OF eight Indians attacked half =
DOZEN yaequeros, killing one Of them Mexican
cavalry are Ia close pursEiL
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Tn. N.nipur Leader. Hanged.

CALCUTTA, June s.-A dispatch from Aanipur
stases that the sepoy leaders n the recent revolt
against the British authority were hanged this
morning for their completely IN the massacre
Of f,nrn missioner Q1iinfnn and his party.
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c-aat Ere In Glasrou.

GLASGOW. June S-Today AaIlochs glassware
house and the establishment of Willis & Nelson,
ribbon manufacturers, were burned Loss,
ssns 000
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twill make your eomple xion a. soft IS ve1-
set sud as fresh looking as . morning gioEf.
VISIONS famous Robertlne-
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Another Greenland Expedition.

CoPESHAsES. June s-Iisutensnt Ryders e1-
pedstion for the exploration OF tne eastern pafs
81 Greenland has left here
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. MAG. Jury-sriber Convicted.

NEW ORLEANS. June S-Bernar1 Glands was
ts.ay tried and found guilty os Offering q
brfbe TO . tales juror IN the Hsnnessy case The
penalty prescribed Is fne not exceeding 81 900
and irnprssonmsnt not exceeding one year.
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fine canes and umbrellas a = discern. Is
Hausea's, 26 Front street.
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Fine watch and !ewelry repairing At Hsnsea's,
90 Front street
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A Fisherman Knied Near Portrand.

PoK-LASp, June s.-Especiall-A nan vas
run over and killed bv az outgoing Union Ps-
eiae passenger train near the Sandy r1yer lass
night Today the body wss Identified IS thas of
JACK Hart, q fisherman. who had been In the
employ Of Jennings Brothers for about TOO
years. more badly-nutilated body was never
taken 10 the norgus- The head was completely
severed from TIE body, and the arfns and tegs
were terribly ruargled. How the accident hap
reusa Is ret known Hart was about g years az
age and the son Of wealth Averyman, OF Msl.
bourne, Australia He leaves no relatives here.
A Bear Farm Near Uncie 81 Meuntsis.
NaarTRxs .fS - - ar -.
ck urese t..yA1 e 70 "a q fzxzks bar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-30

Dog stcaltrl in Paris havo two prin.
cipal means Of getting hold Of tho ami.
nal they want First Of all they iiui
out tho dogs habits, tho liberty ho % al-
lowed, the hours that ho takoa an airing
oithcr alone or with servant. and mlk1
thoir arrangements accordingly They
sometimes prowl around honso Tor y
wccl, before obtaining MI tho informa.
ton thoy nccd. Whom they learn WHORE
thcy can meet tho animal, they attract
him By some sort OF bait. or make him
follow q bitch, which they lead with a
string.
In narrow street Il Is casy toappro1ch
tho dog aud pat him. II he is not very
savage, tho oilrr OF something 10 eat rn.
ders him contdinF; the thief, who has u
flipnoose ready, passei Il around tho
dog neck, aud tho game So blggcd. On
the buuloyarls and IN the public parks,
where dog, usually follow their masters
or mistrcsfps without being held by a
cord. tic thieves always uso second
animal, and Us soon as tho dog comes
near enough to tho dcc,y brute the lnssJ
Is thrown and the gallant captured
Cor. New Ior, Epoch
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A lnto invention IN dental practice Is
the device for protecting the lower lip
Of tho patient while operating, II con.
sIsts Of suitably shaped strip Of Ger
man silver plate, bent TO form when
placed In position un inverted letter J..
A soft rubber pad Is held within tho
bent portion, which is detachable and
IL Intended 10 rest upon the teeth to
rcnder tho device moro comfortable and
secure, a loop Of braid Is attached TO
tho lower end, by which the patient
can hold the appliance firmly In place
Though designed mainly 10 protect tho
patients llp this device also protects
the fingers Of the dentist from the cut
ting edges Of the lower tooth assists In
keeping the mouth open, and possibly
partially distracts the mind Of the pa
ilant from the operation, New York
Telegram.
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4 New York father. who in common
with most OF tho mon OF today sott.al -
great many Of tho tr,Hing attain oi lilo
by tossing mp n cont, received q rather
sharp robuko Sunday morning, Tho day
was Indictment, aud his vito aud young
daughter Of tho tender age ~ eight yor1
undecided on tho ma.icruf churuagoiug.
"Oh," said Miss Edith, after tAs Discus.
sion had lasted two or three minutes
without q definite conclusion "lota do
as papa docs, Zip copper and settle It,
heads wu go, tHils we don't, aud say no
moru about it."-Now York plmoL
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A young woman In Pennsylvania
tool, "A novel way Of selecting nus.
baud from her choice Of xix admirers.
She bado each ono write her letter
setting forth his proposal Ia duo form.
When tho letters caino they ranged IN
length from six lines TO six pages. The
young woman, believing broylty 10 Do
the soul Of wi, chose the shortest opls.
Ito, which ran thusi
~ will always try to do my duty as a
faithful husband.
The dircctness of this epIstle won her
heart aud -hc has married tho writer.
Detroit Free Pres.
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NIrtit. M HECFiyEp NJ TIM uTriCE
w ~ tho County CLERK. ealt Lake CIV,
utah. until u'cioct 3 TO-, August 18th, iH'l, Tor
all the labor and material frV AIRED ln the cree
lion ~ the Joint Cliy ana NuuuV Huilfing fHr
sat Lake Guy aud County. ht Hat lake tlty,
Jtth I,fn,off. aerufdinr to tho plans and
snrfifratHHa which can BE- seen af thr uflt' u
surhr.r. urd a rrpudfuat Af.HIrrH -Hlt
Proudfl6' mi. Afchitrtis. wichita. Kansas.
after july OH. IFni.
ndsviilh fo,cIy,d on iho whole or Any
nHft uT tlH WHft
4 roriihed chres flf two par cent Of ihr bid
unHt accompany each DO.
ililf mgs' to scaled aud rr i0rsei "nli Tor
thr ruattFu 'HIIn ~ iur jsinf cts md County
HifrC.sei i1 tie Chairman 81 thr joint Build
luz Committee
Tho copmntee reserve. The nght 10 reject
al GEORGE M'sCotr. Chairman
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WHAT Is A GUARANTEE?

Many merchants and a'mcn the habit Of Unfortunately
"usantccng" their with thought o being called upon
make the guarantee" good II Torncuu ani foolish
respected In tho breach than In the Observance
guarantee 10 haycau value should be- made with knowledge o.
the the word purpose carry the
On fine tools the makers instruct
place any tool found imperfect In uie.
We have used beet Judgment acquired by considerable
rIonce selecting
with absolute that II they DO not prove
lie all that represent them, will refund the purchase money
full.
"Jowe" stool llangc. finished article, perfectly poportlonrd
made ~ the et material Don't iil H. 10 will
"Quicl Meal" No Generator, Evarons Lght do
burner No SMELL 40 danger. No complication Every oc
ton tho Gasoline away with. Think the dis
comfort mlacd in Summer by avoiding the heat Of big Kitchen
Range.
superior" Cooks and Range Superior totcfs. Superior in
economy nc Superior In dgu. Superior In construction
Superior In everything that ric, cooking
The "Foou lcrigcmtou" An Ice Health promoter
What that? Investigate It. twin
repay you.
Buiden' Hardware, House Furnishings, Garden
sprnke, Mowcrs,oic complete every
i. G. COFFIT HARDWARE co..
Progress BuiIdfn0
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Nhtre IN Eugli4hman u 'Anhnfths
Speaking Of Englahmen ia New York
suggests Tire recent plant Of q very wen
10 DO Dhushrr u tho female sex now Ia
this city you know ,horo aro now no
distinctive resorts for English people
abroad said she. 1--WE nscd to 20 20
Scotland, bls tho rich Americans over
ran the country and gobulrd up every
available ceHto. Then we tried BrIgh-
ton; but bless you. the hotel PEOPLE
there now won't lool, nt nm Engli7hman
whore he conflicts with an American.
They most drove NJ on; OF every fashion
able resort ON tho continent, lastly the
Riviera, our especial stronghold. We
have no longer the exclusive social sway
anywhere outside OF Eurhud.
1T used 90 ie that tho Swiss aud Cor
man Watering place hotels weru run
chi 1y Ia the interests Of the English
traveller Now tir American has It all
his own way Thorc arc now moro
Americans Living in villas about Flof.
cuce. Como, Rome, Dresden. Luccuo
and the German spas than Englahmcn.
Even Paris IS getting 10 be- dominat, /
by Your conuirymon. Now, | put it to
you. what arc we going 90 doi'
"Comc 20 America" said J.
"llcrc. at least. tho American Is small
potatoes aud fow IN hill Hero An.
plomauia RACES w0r, than tho rlouru.
pneumonia. Como 10 America. unhap.
py. outlawci. doihronol people Of au
oflotc civilization, aud come with conf.
f.tfaN uUN lsHUH -N.H..sst .llt fsn.t ff.r,
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NOTICE 70 WATER CONSUMERS

fI'uE ATTENTION on TIM PUBLIC Is
II hereby called 90 An ordinance IA rotation
10 the water Morks, phsscd september kth,
sprlntliug purposes, Niihin the Uppor aud
i.ower -pnnkllng DISTRICT, described AZ FOL.
lows, TO wit
Al that portion OF the city lying east aud
north Of the following U1lhiAfioa u hereby
y Adr Had declared 10 Doc tue Upper sprinkitne
niftTiet 70 Wit Commend y III tie iutsrase.
ton OF let West and IN Apfih streets, ana nun.
Ming thence south along SAID Let Wet Street
10 snd Sorth Street. tlonce east along said gnd
S0rth street 10 Apple street, theuce soutr,
easterly slong Apple street u let SoIth street,
thence cas-. along lsi Aorih street 10 Elit reGi.
strcet 10 Norlh rompir sIori, thence o.st
along North Temple street " ist FAst street
thence south along lsI Vast sirrot 90 south
Temple strsct thence east along south ompic
9Th East Street % Lilery Fark. And al per.
sons lAkinF water from ile inAlns on Houth
Temple sttost, east OF lal fait street and
thole taxing from the naa on ylh rAst street.
shall DO deemed TO belong to said Upper Dll'
~ shat portion Of tho clJ lyiug wee, and
south Of tho foregoing boundaries l. hereby
made aud declared TO be tLo Lower spiluEhnk
spdnklers for N lawns. Sidewalk, streets.
widows and fronts m ihy Upper Dltirict must
O'Clock b m., Agda and o'clock D M. ; and la
the Lower District between tho hours " Shnd
~ t'N'h hsh hhn n RHA 'N w. " ~ dufiuF
the months " July, August, September anl
october Of each year. Thirty minutes time
each day stall DO allowed for the sprinkllns Of
each 100 square yards ~ lawn 10 The urlor
District, aad twenty mlnuirs each day Tor Inc
same area IN he l.ower 1s'g'rt.
AnY person violating any q me provisions OF
THIS section shall, on convection, bH fined In ANY
Hum not exceeding ton dollars Tor The inst Oh
fon.o, and not exceeding twenty dollafs Tor
each subsequent ofensr
4 strict enforcement Of thls ordinance will
hpnrcfurth be observed.
ny order ~ the Mayor
J, >. JACK. City Recorder
Salt Lake City, U,ah, Juy .Jti, lsJl. ass
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ElIas A. smith. Cashier. rlnun. VI, ~.
H0nd, ugifnlHnL
Order of sale and decree off foreclosure aBi
sale.

=
Houd uui,nlanL
Order Of sale and decree of foreclosure aai
sale.
I'NDtU AND ny Writ . ur IS oUpFG
Of ale and drrruH OF force Hautr nu1
rHc. istuc out of the thifi lu1lri. nstrIc!
talc, 900 Inc iiih dar Of iuit. A. a. lsIi. ~
thr above entitled acupn, vnrrrin tlaaA smith
cashier, tNn above "a trf pIHHuH. uItIiuud
Judgment aud decree Of foreclosure and isle,
asunst j - liond, dc cndaaf, 900 ihr .5lh day
~ June, iFit, Tor the suin ot iINtnHm LAWFUL
mDloy 90 the United state. .U.ldrs Interest,
slsts Aud counsel ices whiyl Hal uF.fuf waH
mont h11s : Of ssii court, am commanded o.
ell ~ That certain lot, piece ur uhlrrlf ~
lHud, situate, lfllt and h,lus tu aly county
and CITY Of salt Lake. IcuutHrU uf iflu auu
bounded aud de rrihcd a. follows t1mucuU
tng 90 thn north west clrucr OF Lot aiN .nl
iu0ct ttsty one trll Plat e. .alt Ia" ,iiy
quincy, tGHurv south eighteen fisl rolls. thsuHH
rode, thence wet three itI rods. lo point ut
t'ulic notice Dc hereby given that on Thur.
daV, the fth day OF August, s. %. ifIl, ~ o.
O'Clock noon 81 that dfY, tn 'front.' Of the Court
House door ct he county of sals Lake, will
In uul dlenrr 10 Haid order Of fnie auu decree "
foreclosure aud sale. foIl the ttokc described
sary 10 sEiiliy taii iuismcnt, wilh Interest and
costH etc, To the highest aud best bidder. Tor
lgNiul m9noy Of the uniirl aiat's. Icfill oi
dated sl salt Lake cts. this iiih dsy af July.
1871. ANhEtW j. buitr
ny JonS u. CuuNocg. Depu,y. doaW %
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ans nnNps Fon sALr.


NrOTICL a. HIuEN GIVEN THAT or
~ the itth daf ~ August. \. ". ls1l, Ut Tie
uftCr % tho tity Treasurer OF SAT- iakc city,
fhy bonus " sait city VIII be HoId iu inc ligIs
t.thIddrt or hidicfs, frr cash. Haid bouds are
~ tho denomination of tieo1 PAYABLE twenty
yCafa after date, hut subject 90 redemption any
time uirr July i,lHNit at Tie option ui Hail city.
Those bonds Will bear interest from Ialy !.
iEil, uuth paid. the interest teiuF PAYABLE on
the nut day " January and The hfHt DAY 90
July u Zach yoaf uiis sln be- received Hr me
for tho pufrhasr ~ aa.u uguds ur any psft
hereof. from the ilth dsf Of july, I .ii .uuil %
O'Clock ui. Uu the iHth Gay ut August. isli. The
right 70 fclsrt any md lll blds b. hUrghF fc.
served on behalf Of tuo city. Nalne ~ lnnd tt
cate ~ fale, with stcruef Interest," NiIt DO
Ufoti Tlra0 bonds arc 20 series 81 ic.
noEr OF which have been offered fut sAlc of sold.
~ order oi nc cIty council nf stif city,
JOSEPH o. NALUEN.
titY 1fUasurHr.
RS a runted omrhi Hthirmvut N tho
financial coudiulu VI mo ely vii be furuu bed
atlauc dCairuE iutnrmauuu Win the view "
bidding nu tho ABOVE hpuit. AIpIy Tor same ~
1rcasuf,r'a once, room Z, civ tall lun'iuF.
JOSEPH u. " NfuEN.
dtd CITY Treasurer.