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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25
Sentenced for uumbur.

Dies MONIES, Iowa, May 25.-Pro'.
II. A. Van Angelbeck, In the federal
court this morning, was sentenced 10
one year In jail for using tho mails to
soil fraudulent diplomas, and lay a
line OF four hundred dollars,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25

, DRavEn, May 25.-The run on
the peoplo's Savings bank was much
lees severe this morning ana II Is be-
heNei that by the time 10 close this
afternoon II will DO practically over.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25

SAN FRANCISCO, May 25.-It Is re.
ported that the town OF Rocklin, thirty
miles east OF Sacramento, hns been
burned. 1t has a thousand inhab.
itants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25

CANTON, Ohio, May 25.-The gen.
erai synod Of the Lutheran church met
here today with over $500 delegates
present. Rev. DR.. q. Is. Albert, OF
Baltimore, was elected president, and
w. r. Fraser, Penn, secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25
funeral Nnticn.

Tho funeral Of the rem, m the
Shurtlin will take nlace, morrow,
Eighth ward meeting hous Ns IN
Friday, at2 o'clock y. IN.
yItel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25

swallowing tho "shiner," has been
arraigned and plead guilty. Two
others implicated plead not gully and
will stand trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25

Fair.
The statue Of "Germauis" In Agri.
cultural Hall was unveiled this morn.
Ing, In the presence OF large number
OF people. 1t is a unique work, being
chiseled out Of hugo block Of choce-
late. IL Is eleven feet high, aud weighs
about 5000 pounds aud IL a roproduc.
lion Of the famouo Neiderwald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25

A fire In the horse sheds at Garfield
Park where lot Of Arabs are giving o
kind OF Wild West show caused great
excitement among the sons OF the
desert this morning. Five hundred
feet OF sheds, three camels, and seven
bloodod Arabian horses were burned,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25
THE STATUE or GERMAsIA.
10 IL ChiseIsd out OF 5000 Pounds
of ChocoInge.

CHICAGO, May 25.-The day was
cloudy with a piercing wind blowing
out OF the north, almost at tho freezIng
point, which had tendency to de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25

~. Az an inquisllon holden at No. Is cast
lnlrd south strcni, city and county OF
Salt Lake, ON the 2jgh day OF May, isp8.
before Mort O.. Taylor. coroner OF said
county upon tho body OF William II d.
jennings then and thoro living dead
~ tho Jurors whose namoa afo
bereunto subscribed. Tho said Jurors
on their oaiLs do say from tho evidence
presented, that the said w. II. Jennings
, Saiuo 70 ms doaih from q plstol shot In
~ OF temporary insanity, suporlnduced
ny insomnia. In testimony whereof The
said juror, a. well ~ tho said coroner,
have hofuunto cot tholr hands tho dny
aud year lire above writton.
CuAHLls STiMsoN,
DANIEL CAMoNILn,
4. J. RANnoLrn, Jurors.
MORT e. TAYLOR, Coroner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25

drinking man ia the ordinary accrp,-
nnco Of tho term, and the testimony
showed plainly that he was not under
ire lnfuenco OF liquor to any degree
Whatever. A sad feature of the
affair 10 that Mrs. Jennings.
who Is distracted greatly, onnnot
20 prevailed upon 10 believe that her
husband IL dead. In life they We're
greatly attached 20 zach other and
their little babe and during the dsy
sho has unccnsingly repeated. "Oh,
Know VIII isn't dead; he Il only hurt
anu VIII come back 10 mo soon.0 The
Nmn and place of the funeral have not
yet been decided upon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25
THE aEARY LAW AGAIN.

Attorney General Olney has re-
coived telegram from New
York stating that Judge La
combe OF the Circuit Court,
New York, has decided that section
OF the Geary Chinese exclusion act,
though constitutional, was still ineiicc-
tual, because there Ia no provision
NJ TO how or by whom the order OF the
deportation OF the Chinese should be
executed. This IA said 10 be new
question not raised or In any way In.
volved In the previous appeals.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-11
A SERIOUS CHARGE.

Worlds Fair Com IN ssioner Sutherlin Says
. Law OF the State Was Violated.
At tho last session Of the legislature q law
was passed appropriating $4,000 for tho
Montana exhibit at the Worlds fair. The
third section OF that bill reads: ''For
advertising and printing in regular PAM
phlst form, including statistics. and said
printing to be done within the state of
Montana, $4,000"
Commissioner w. a. Sutherlin. of
Msagher county, in a letter to his psper,
the Rocky Mountain H~usbandinan. charges
that that portion of the law ordering the
printing OF the pamphlets in Montana was
violated. Mr.. Sntherlin says:
THE Montana book descriptive Of the
state and Its resources, for which there was
an especial appropriation and 4 clause in
the law requiring the printing 30 b. done
~ Montana, has At length been rrinted.
Our readers and the Newspaper Offices &C.
pecially who made honest bids upon tho
work. expecting that II they received tho
contract to do the work as required by the
law In their W. printing Offices, will DO
surprised to learn that the printing vas
done In Chicago. There will DO a protest
against payment being made for the work
unlawfully done. out the contract may be
loosely drawn, in which case the Inter
Mountain may succeed in getting its pay"
The book bears the imprint of the Inter
Mountain Publishing company, which COM
pany received the CONTRACT for printing it.
The charge made by Mr.. Sutherlin Ia a 90.
Sious one, and, as he intimates. may invali-
date tho contract.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-11
THE RACE MEETING.
Part of the Amount Needed Has Abroad!
Been Subscribed.

Part of the Amount Needed Has Already
Been Subscribed.
Tho committee appointed by the fair
board to raise the necessary funds for tho
holding of a successful RAGS meeting next
August reported the result of their canvass
to a meeting of the directors hold ysstsy-
day. Their report stated that they had
mot with partial success. about $1,2 200 hav-
ing been subscribed. and asked for further
time, which was granted. Ths directors
adjourned without transactiuR any further
business. to meet next Saturday afternoon.
The members of the committee state that
they have several other offers which will
bring mp the Amoun consider ably, md
think that by tho next meeting of the di-
Tectors they will have enough to guarantee
a successful meeting.
Owing to the lateness of the season IL will
be impossible to have any stake raosa at
the Helena meeting. Thu purses. however,
will be sufficiently large to make ii an OBJ
will probably DO even more satisfactory to
horsemen than the stake races. in which
the stakes often run quite low. owing to
the small number of entries. A horssman
will be quite as willing to enter his horse
for a handicap or n derby. with a guarnn.
teed purse. as he will be to 90 into u stake
Jnce, where the amount of his winnings will
depend largely on the number Of entries
and the number of starters and the added
money. Altogether. with the proper sub
90 iption. there is no reason why Helena
tnR as ever. All the public Ia Interested In
Is the racing, and II the purses are large
enough to suit the horsemen, everybody
should be satisfied.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-11
JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

H. 9. Wilson Il the happy father Of q boy
baby. born last Monday.
Yesterday was the warmest day this year.
the temperature a. ak p. m. being W
above.
Kscnan, Evans b Go. have Alsd q lien on
tho Montana CLUB building for 81, 461 for
supplies furnished.
+. e. Blackstone has been appointed
road supervisor Of Rock creek, Basin dis.
trict. Woe Jas. w. HardRrove. resigned.
The Liverpool mine. near CLANCY. owned
by Il. g. Merrill md John ]. Miller. 10 now
returning q net daily profit Of e2b0 to the
fortunate owners.
Az the Climb shoot yestsrday A. Hartity
won A medal or . score of twsnty-ons out
OF twenty-five. i. Bartos Won B medal on
q score OF twsnty-one out of twenty-five.
Mrs. p. B. Reyes. Of San Francisco. will
deliver q free lecture to ladies at tho Broad.
vas Methodist church Tuesday, June Is. Al
2:30 p. m. Subject, "Nerveless Women and
Their Influence Upon Heredity."
Mrs. Rebecca Richardson. widow Of w.
K. Richardson. died in Helena at noon yes
terday. She was about rs years OF age.
The funeral will take place to day from the
Prssbytsrian ohurch st $3.50 p. IN.
The anniversary exercises Of the Mon.
tana university will begin to-day. Az IL ..
m. Rev. +. i. Brush will deliver the uni
verslty sermon. Al four p. m Rev. w. q.
Schoppo ill preach before the Y. s. G. +.
md at eight p. m. there will be . social
religious meeting OF tho university Y. P.
y. g. E.
Tho county commissioner yesterday ap-
pointed Fl. w. Foote. Frank Lang md j. j.
FAINT as road viewers to lay out . road from
the northwest quarter corner of section 10,
township 10 north of range 4 west. thence
south ON the west line of section 10 to the
southwest corner Of the northwest quarter
of section 10.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-11
THE OFFER STILL OPEN.

Taylor Has Quito n Rush on His Reduced
Price Photographs.
This will be the fourth week Of the GEN.
erous offer which the Taylor gallery offers
to its patrons. The regular osbinet photo
graphs are offered at s. per dozen with an
opnl copy thrown in. The gallery still
holds open its offer of Paris panels at e5. 30
per dozen, tho uniform price eyersy whore
else being Sl2. The excollence of the work
done by Tayler is enough to commend itself
to those who wish photographs without
anything thrown in with the cabinets or
any reduction on the Paris panels, R.t
the opal IL given with the cabinet ant .so
price Is nearly cut In half with the panels
In order that they may be put within reaoh
Of NIL. for . limited time only. The opal
picture itself 10 a gem and may be called
everlasting, as II can neithar fade nor voar
out.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-11
THE COMPANY MUST PAY.
Judge Knowles Decides tho lnjunc-
ton Case Against the Bell
Telephone Line
The Great Falls Paving Case to
DO Heard Tomorrow by
Judge Buck.
The Jury In the Helena High School Cass
Mako Nm Examination Of the
building. "

L# MN mA A4 AA |I
In the United States circuit court yssts--
day Judge Knowles decided the injunction
case OF The Northern Pacific Railroad com.
pany against the Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone company. He holds that the
telephone company cannot construoe 10
line over the right OF " Of The Northern
Pacific railroad without htst condamning
the ground II wants and paying for me
same. Judge Knowles rays the tsghs OF
way Of . railroad company u private prop
erty and cannot BIO taken for public OF
private use without sompsnaasion. He said
tho Injunction would continue In force
until the ~tclsphons company complied With
the terms Of his decision. After Judge
Knowles made his ruling Ex-Associats JUS
tico Bach said hs did not know whstths
telephone company intended 70 do. 10
then gavo notice OF IN appeal from the do
cision OF the court. This decision Affects
the new telephone line from Livingston to
Missouia. Tho construction Of the line
was stopped last Saturday at Chestnut.
east of Bozeman.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-11
TOOK TO n r
The big HAttisship tgsssssh nsstts yorm-
ally ChsDstsRsA.

The big BAttisship Mssssshusstts Jorm-
ally ChsDstsssA.
PMILApKLrmA, Juns 1O.-Ths big battle.
ship Massachusetts was suscssafully
launched from the yards Of tho Cramps
this ra0rnina III the presence 81 Secretary
Of tbs Navy Herbert and Attoypsy General
Olnsy, sepressntins ths stats " Massaehu-
sstts. . number Of distinguished naval and
nSmy-chncsrs and 3 multitude Of Ii, 900. The
big hull sosived it, Iass touches. . coat Of
white psint above the water line and a deep
red below. last Thursday, and lowered on
the ways al rssoy to.bs sent overheard -
soon - the side stood ~ food. When this
arrived tbs supports were cut away, and -
the vessel began. 10 move Miss Lslia Hog
bort, tho daughter Of the secretary Of the
navy, broke . bottle on the ship's prov and
christencd her "Massachussttss." BY her
own momentum the latest addition TO
Uncle SANS navy slid Rracsfully down the
CREASED incline and dashed into the Della
ware river. When she reached mid-stysAIn
lines we're thrown TO Tugs and the huge
c,aft was soon made fast to the wharyss.
where were also moorsd the cruisers New
York and Columbia and the ship VI war
Indiana.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-11
BASE BALL THIS AFTERNOON.

Tho "Unbeaten" Will Try Conclusions
With the Marysville Team.
The Reed and Lust nine and the Marys-
Vile team will play ball at Athletic park
this afternoon. Game will be called at 2:3O
O'Clock. The admission prioc will be 90
oents; ladies free. Reed and Goorich will
be the battery for the home team, and
Grinrod and Flaherty for the Marysville
boys. The Reed and Lust team have beaten
everything that has gone up against them
thus far. II 10 composed of young mon all
belonging to Helena, who have a pride in
u%pholdina the credit of the city as we'll az
the team. The Marysville team is also a
hrst.class aggregation, and when they meet
tho Helena boys say there 10 going to be
som ethinR drop. and II won't be the grand
stand,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-11
BULLETIN


Ut the New York Dry Goods store
For gentlemen only, Before your Dc.
pastuSe for the C~0lumbisn exposition re-
feet. Examine carefully OR Lussss.
6sloct your go gold piscss. Hand them 10
your wife. your mother, OF your sister, with
" visit the New York Stores
great removal sale. Tell them that stately
pilss Of this most elegant msrchandise svsr
shown In ths ~noythw0st ID being sold ~
cost. Why load you down with trouble
some commissions, the expEesa6gs on which
would purchase moro and better articles ~
the New York stoss. - we'll ~ save vsxs-
tton and worry.
WAsn JON arrive q the White city osrs-
fully examine your purse; feel thankful
that you had the psadence TO hand a good
portion OF II TO your wife. your mother or
y.ous sister. Destroy any purchasing liss
shat may DO In your posssasson. Head The
HELENA INDEPENDENT. Gu out tho I'D OF
psss, Sand i Back wish these Instructions:
onnS, while you have this extraordinary
Ere you visit the grounds or pay your
hotel bill, send for some bank cashier.
Exercise your good judgment BY making
him y confdant Of your fears. Give him
purse. Advise him TO send draft ~ once
TOR the full amount TO the New York Store.
Telegraph your wife. your mother. or your
sister to visit that establishment and there
buy AZ cost the carpets. lace curtains. dress
goods. silks. satjns. hosisry. %cosssts. Kid
gloves, ribbons and domestics..
foE LADIES' only: Be he husband. son. OF
BROTHER. twill be one Of the most charita-
BILE acts OF JouT life. That 10, before his
departure for the Columbian exposition. "a
carefully examine ths wallet Just protrud-
ing from his tnside coat pocket. Extract
Observation-Disclosures. you have the right
-fosF twenty-dollar national bank bills,
o. that amount In drafts (it's juSa as good
with us). Place them In your shopping
bag. Label ths bag plainly: money 20
20 used r, udsnt,y In purchases OF table
linen. napkins ana shsetings st the New
York Dry Goods Stores remarkable cost
and removal Sale"
II. after his departure, you discover that
you have unfortunately instructed him OF
given him any written commission that
would in the least manner jeopsrdize the
safety Of good monsy, like any good wife.
mother or sister you should wire him to
destroy the list; or, pon reflection, betteI
SILL have him direct the Same to the New
York Store.
Upon arriving At that establishment care.
fully examine the contents Of your purse
= read we'll the quantities on your list
and thsn. like any other noble wife. mother
az sister. ont down q certain amount OF til,
table linsnA napkins and shestinRs snt
give your attention TO the delights Of thu
purchasing Of. an elegant cape. jacket, tei
gown, or q charming walking costume.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-11
PERSONAL.

Alex BurrelI, Of Marysville. ID in town.
g. A. Magrath. Of Lethbridge. IL At The
Helena. N
T. Kelley. of Great Falls. il at The
Helena.
Charles E. Severance. OF Okla, 10 a visitor
in Helena.
c. G. Whitaore. Of Lobdell, FArwell & Co.,
Chicago. will arrive in Helena to-day to
visit with Il. A. Harlow.
II. +. Galen has returned home from an
extended visit in the east. On his way west
he visited the National Park in company
with Lady Brooks and party.
r. Hogan. Alex Reed and wife. Mrs. H.
9. Yerger. for Chicaao; g. Wolf. TO,
San Diego. CAL; =. CauRhey, for Pom
broke. Ont; Col. James Sullivan, TO,
Chicago; Governor j. E. Richards. II. J.
Richards. for Washington; w. H. Pau
and wife. Miss Sarepta Sanders. Miss Ida
Fullerton. n. Herns and wife, for Chi
cago. were among tho departures via the
Northern Pacific yesterday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-11
GOV. RICHARDS GOES EAST.

He WIN Interview Secretary Hokc Smith
About state Lands.
The Anal decision of the interior depart
ment in the survey Of twsnty-three town.
ships in Chossau and Teton counties, SO.
lectsd BY the state board of land commits.
tho board. IT tho ruling Of the land com-
missioner mt Washington is carried out the
board believe that ID will take the power
from tho state TO make selections of land
donated by ret of congress. The board
yesterday requested Gov. Richards to go to
Washington TO confer with 6eol etary Hoke
Smith n the land commissions for the
putpoae Of preserving to the state the right
to make its own selections.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-11

mas aver been passed upon Mansfield than
that Of his seycrsst critics whom they said:
I'VE like him for his own ability" The
announcement Of his coming does not pro-
claim him % Z man of gisatness, still II
cannot be denied that he 10 great In his pro-
Tension. His greatness has bsen acquired
through careful study, and with the posses
sion Of = large amount of talent. II has
long since been acknowledged that he has
created the field Of romance for himself.
His bittsrest experiences have been eouched
in the moss beds of his earliest successes;
his most painful Feproaohes have been the
expressions of she men he WAS pleased TO
call his friends. Mr.. Mansfield will
appear at Nina's opera houss for
three nights commencing Thursday
evening next. II 10 very doubtful Of the
many plays Nj. Mansfield has in his roper
toirs. and II Il conceded BY all persons who
are convsFsant with the dramatic world,
that Mr.. Mans1eld possesses the largest
repertoire ever presented by . star, IL
theatre. 90, had m opportunity to choose
for themselves. they would not have made
the same selection Of plays which Mr..
Mansfield has decided to present. which
are % follows: Thursday. 'Benu Bum
mell;" Friday. "a Partisan Romance;"
Saturday. "Ths Scarlet Letter."
The sale Of rossrve seats opens Wednesday
morning next at Pope q O'Connos's drug
nEore.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-11
Court Notes.

An order has been made to sell certain
senl estate Of the William Gslhaus estate.
The United States circuit and district
courts have adjourned until the first Mon
day In August.
An order was also made to show cause
why the interest Of the heirs In the estate
Of John G. Whitehead should not be sold.
The final account of the adminiatratrix
Of the estate of Michael Maloney has been
presented for settlement in Judge Bucks
court. f@9 i%
In the case OF Eleanor Kellogg vs.. y. w.
Wilson. constable, a jury in Judge Buck's
court yesterday gave a verdict for the
plaintiff for the seizure OF personal PROF.
srty and $40 damages.
The following commissioned were APP
pointed by Judge Knowles yesterday: W..
II. Poormap, OF Livingston: Jers sullivan.
of Fort Benton; j. ID. Foster. of Libby;
Charles A. Jaokways. of Ovando.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-11
CAMP MEETING.

The Seventh Day Advsntists VIII Hold
One Near Livingston.
McLsod's island. = pretty spot Of nature
near Livingston, has been sslsotsd for tho
annual Damp meeting ground Of tbs Seventh
Day Advsntists In Montana. The camp
meeting will BIO held from Jane IL 70 n.
Everybody il invited 70 attend. About
twenty tents will BE- pitched Ia tho grove.
There will DO = dining lent TO aecommo-
date those who do not wish TO prepare their
own meals. Elders j. II. Morrison. Of
California. and r. 8. Donnsll. Of Walla
Walls, will assist IN the services.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-11
MAPLE SYRUP.

Direct From New York State, Pure and
Delicious.
M. D. Pearsall. the popular grocer. has
and keeps constantly on hand an
abundant supply OF pure maple syrup from
New York state. II ia the aneet in the
market. In addition to a full line of choice
staple and fancy family groceries Mr.. Pear
stock includes full lines of liquors for
use. His trade Ia growing rapidly,
justified bv his policy of fair dealing
and strictly low prices.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-11
70 BE HEARD TOMORROW.


The Great Falls Street Paving Case to Do
Argued.
Another move has boon made In ths' Great
Falls street railway andipavinR case. Yes
terday morning City Attorney J. A. Lar
CERT, Of Great Falls. tslegrAphsd TO George
+. Shelton TO nle an answer IN tho
case and motion TO dissolve
the injunction granted By Judge
Buck on Thursday afternoon. This motion
has been set for hearing tomorrow At 10 ..
M. whom afldavits in support OF the mo-
zion aud City Attorney Largsrt will b on
hand. The answer hled yesterday denies
oil tho allegations OF the complaint filed
ia the district court here or last Ihursdsy
by Attorney Ransom Cooper. Of Great
Falls, and on which he obtained tho in
junction restraining the city authorities
from preventing the relaying OF the street
car TRICKS. e.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-11
A Good Time Promised.

The lawn tonnis and base ball players are
promised u rats trent this week. and there
IL no reason Why you should net avail your.
self of thia grand opportunity. For par
til ulars read the advertisement on another
of the Helena Book and Stationery com-
pany. You know from past experience that
when they advertise bargains they always
give them.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-11

Samuel X. DAYS. Special
INVESTMENT STOCKS.
Iron Mountain. 1000 and 1900 lots. Div
idsnds resumed this month. The best in
vsstmsnt offered in Montana. The o
stringsncy males the price.
Bald Butte. The greatest gold mine in
Montans. Very little stock TO be had;
sure Investment.
Whitlach Union and Mcintyre. A few
had At a price At which there ia no risL.
Benton Group (Nsihart). Tho result of
shipments from this property should induce
purchase at the price ono block il offered
At.
Parties who are fortunate enough TO have
any spare money can make large interest
on their Investment just o
26 and 81 Bailey Block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-11
Sunday Excursinn Rntea.

Commencing June 10. the Northern Pa.
clio will soil Sunday excursion tickets from
Helena At rate OF one faro for tho round
trip 80 chs following po.u.ss BHou,asT.
Boulder Hot Springs. Marysville. Eliiston,
Avon. Townsend. and Alhnmbra. Tioksts
on sale SATURDAYS md Sundays and good
10 tetusn sunday or Monday.
A. ID. EDaAR, Con. Art