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Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

We learn from the Bulletin that Heber Layton has secured the Fort Thomas and Globe mail route, as sub contractor, under the new contract running four years from the first of next July. He has also obtained the contract from his father for the re- maining four months of the present term. As superintendent of all his fathers lines he has gained consider able experience and is well qualified to run the business in first-class shape and will cater to the comfort of the travelling public.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

The BELT staff return thanks to the ladies of Alexander Relief Corps for a cordial invitation to attend the fir to be given by the Corps March 14th, at the Rink.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

The Bulletin states that Wm Gar land, in charge Of the Bowie and Globe railroad, was recently in California making arrangements for construction rnafarial
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

Louis DePue, who has been swing ing round the circle, 10, these many years, to-day unexpectedly dropped into the BELT office and indulged in "reminiscences of old times when Globe was in it's swaddling clothes.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

If you want a strictly pure and una dulterated whiskey for family or med icinal use, call for Planet whiskey at c. S. Van Wagenen's
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

PRIVATE sCHooL.-Aliss Emma J. Kenton will open a private school On March 5th. Ternss-two pupils, s per month; one pupik S.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

Mrs. N. E. Trevilfian will open her millinery and fancy goods store to-day (saturdayl in the Heineman i& Gill building. A varied stock of new goods, direct from New York, com prising fashionable trimmed and un- trimmed hats, flowers. ribbons, and fancy articles, all of the most approved style. The patronage of the ladies of Globe is solicited
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

D. R. Williamson. of San Carlos, stopped over here Wednesday night on his way to Tonto to inspect the mining claims in whith he is interest ed with AL Seiber and others.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

Deputy Collector Beh Crawford, of Tucson, has made inquiries regarding the number of Chinese in Globe, and it is probable he will appoint local dspaty Co register them
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

Gentlemea's neclwear cheap at the Post Office Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

Miss Jessie NJ. Davies, who taught the public school at San Carlos during the scholastic year which closed last week, is in Globe and a welcome vis- itor. The school, under Miss Davis tuition, has prospered, and she has won the esteem of parents and pupils,
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

J. s. Allison, artist in crayon work. Photographs enlarged in crayou and lessons given. Studio in the building south of the post office. A sample crayon on exhibition at the post office. Terms reasonable.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

Ifyou want shit of clothes made to order and warranted to it call on c. s. Van Nagenen.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

For the next four weeks 1 will sell stationery pocket knives, gents neck wear, etc, at cost prices. Everything goes.
 poerr OpUffrrr Gq,apt
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

R. c. Brown, the energetic represen- tative of the Tut son Enterprise, was here for several days this week.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

Your price is our price-all our stock must be sold regardless of cost.
 J. MYERS & BRO.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03
LOCAL NEWS.

Prof Jas. Douglas was at Bisbee on Monday,
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

Globe k San Carlos Telegraph O.. Office ,Hours--9 o'clock A. N. to l2 N. and to F.
 a. SundAys--lO to II A. N and C to P, N.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

Warren Young of Illinois, a half trother of A. R. Young, is a visitor to Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

Remember that We are closing outat auction prices.
 J. MYERS x BRO.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

Adolfo Dias nad Delfna Candelaria were married last night hy Probate Judge Allison.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

Go to G. g. Van wagpnen's for over coats and blankets.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

Chauncy Gum went to Yuma the fore part Of the week for a brief visit.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

Spring millinery arrived at
 MRS. J. REDNlAN's.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

Dr. Ancil Martin, Ph@nix, A. T. Eye, ear, nose and threat speciality.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

You can buy Q winter suit of clothes cheaper for cash at Van Wagenen's than at any other place, call and be convinced. G. s. VAN WAeENEN.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

SELLING OUT AT CosT-Locls. st tock and barrel--at the Post Office Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

Sheriff J. II. Thompson and the juTymen and witnesses from this couu- ty in attendance upon the U. S. Dis trict Court at Florence, have returned. Very few of the cases on the docket were brought to trial
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

Special drives in ladies and chil- dren's shoes.
 J. MYERS & BRO.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

NOTICE. All persons indebted to us must settle by March 10th next, otherwise the accounts will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collcc- ton. J. MYERS & BRO.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

The Jcurnal-Miner says that Phce- nix has resolved to have the Harvard Observatory if she has to build a mountain to put it on. Such an enter prise is befitang the Capitol City, but, nevertheless, the fate of the tower of Babel suggests the folly fsuch a sub lime undertaking, 80 nearly allied to the ridiculous, The BELT modestly refers to the fact that Globe has mountain whose apex is eight thous- and feet above tide water, alaesdy built, which we hereby tender to Har- yard for the placing of an observatory without waiting for flexible Territo- rial legislature g consent to burden tax payers to provide the neaps for build ing mountain, for that purpose in Phgnix.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03
Saturday, March 8, 1894,

Entered in the Post oSes $. Globe, as sec. s1id-class matter.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03
Aia Inc firht for sllts

Every lover of his country should contribute to the cause of Free Coin age. Mail silver document to yonr friends East, og. send list of addresses with postage Co tue undersigned, and silver literature will be furnished from this office.
 By the Committee,
 A. C. FISK, Chairman. T. r. YsN WsGESEN. Sec'y & Treas,
 POP Boston Block,
 Denver Colo.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

Regular meetings of White Noun tain Lodge No. 3, F. & A, M, for the year 1894:
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03
Globe, Arizona, March 3d d, 1891

Members of Pinal Mom tain Lodge No. Il, who desice to join tbo Endow- ment flank of the K. of F. aye hereby requested to meet 4-@ chen, fall on Sun day the 4th inst, at Il o'ciSek q. n, for the purpose of discussing the or ganization Of the same.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03
DISAPPOINTMENT.

The commencement Of the sale of the Delinquent Tax List for the year A, D. 1893, is hereby postponed until Wednesday, March l4th, 1891, between the hours of 10 a. n. and p. m.
 J. ". BoARDMAN, Treasurer and Ex-oiilcio Tax Collector of Giia County, Arizona Territory,
 By ALoNzo BAILEY, Deputy. We have hundreds of bargains left we guarantee to save you money on every purchase.
 J. MYERS & BRO, All kinds of wines and liquors, to- bacco and cigars, at G. s. Van Wage nen's.
 M PSYCHOLOGICAL RECORD.
 E,.s.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

Fine writing papers, papeteries, tab lets, envelopes, visiting cards, playing car ls, inks, pens, pencils, etc, at cost.
 PosT OFFICE STORE.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

NOTICE. An persons indebted to the firm of S. Klein & Co, are hereby notified to settle the sane by March 10th, 1894, with Morris Idein, the as. siguee of said accounts On failure to do so, the accounts wiI be placed in the hands efan attorney for recollection
 MoRRIs KLEIN.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03
M PSYCHOLOGICAL RECORD.
Commcnelns Feb 2ad

MONTHLY SuMHAfY, FEBRUARY. Mean temperature, 44s
 Mean max. temperature, 57.1; mean min temperature, 32.5.
 Max. temperature, 70, date 2sth; min. temperature, 24, date 10th. Total precipitation, 1.46 inches. Greatest precipitation in any consec- utive q hours, .78, date 9th.
 Number clear days. 12; partly cloudy 14; cloudy, ?.
 Prevailing direction of wind, s. ".
 B. c. Fox, Voluntary Observer. Go to c. S. Van Wagenen's for fuln- ishing goods
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

Go to C. s. Van Wagenen's for heavy or light shoes.
 s--------
 LETTER LIST. Letters remaining in the Pestoiiice of Globe <. T. for the week ending March Sd. 1891. Baker, Charles Webb, Anna B. Bradford, W. T. Ahete, Francisco-2 Franklyp, Mrs J Herere, Juan Frederick &-S Morale. Eoloiio Lewis. Eugene 2 Rodresuss. Ramon. Martin. Jos. Chona, Luna
 Lam, Hee. Persons calling !or che above letters, please say advertised.
 J. II. HAMlLL r. NJ.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03
BORN.

MOORE Tn Globe, Feb. 27th, to the wife ol
 J, A. Moore. g daughter
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03
COLD MINING IN rAssos DISTRICT.

We are indebted to U. z. Curtis, oi Payson, for the following interesting mining news, and are pleased to learn that Payson is coming to the front as gold producing district:
 The lackawana mine is running with force of twenty men; the cold weather retarded mill work for about a month on account of the freezing up of the creek which furnishes the water supply, Since starting up last No vember they have sunk one hundred feet, in good ore all the way.
 Etill & Samuels, of Prescott, have notified their foreman, Wm. Craig, to hold himself in readiness to begin work on the Zulu as soon as the snow goes off the Mogollon mountains, when they can get in with supplies.
 Shultz, Babbitt x Co. are down 75 feet on their claim, at which depth they struck water, and while awaiting the disappearance of snow to bring in machinery to handle it. have been drifting and are now in about 40 feet each side Of the shaft; they have strong vein and thus far have not had less than four feet of ore averaging twenty dollars free. Iris expected they will put in mill this summer.
 
 A petition was circulated and signed by all our business men and county officials, this week, addressed to Hon, Owen T. Rouse, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Arizona, asking that the place of holding the Federal court of the Second Judicial District be, fixed at Globe. The petition re- cites that nearly all the business of said court comes from Gila and Ora ham counties; chat the agency of the White Mountain Indian Reservation, where much of the court business is in Gila county, distant from Globe only 33 miles. Globe is also the most central location of the district. The distances travelled to reach Florence to attend said court, are: Frem Clifton, 325 miles; Fort Thomas, 275 miles; Solomonville, 25O miles; Payson northern Gila county ITO miles.
 If the court was established at Globe, the distances would be. From Clifton, lS0 miles; Solomonville, 100 miles; Fort Thomas, 70 miles; Casa Grande, too miles.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03
Lotus SULTAN, temporary Secretary.

Jas. II. PasC5e received a letter a few day ago, from c. D. Ferguson, written soon after bis arrival in Chi cago. He had suffered no pain from the wound inflicted by the horses bite and which was healing rapidly He had visited the Paatcur Institute and arranged to take the treatment, which would contnne eighteen days.
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

The Agricultural Department ct Washington proposes to send certain seeds of farm crops and vegetables to fWmers whose names are sent in by the Agricultural Experiment Station. To persons wishing to avail themselves of the seed distribution. . list of the varieties offered and other particulars will be furnished upon application. Address Director, Experiment Sta tion, Tucson, Arizona
 Mrs J. " Boardman left Tuesday for tbe hot springs near Fort Thomas. in response to a letter from her hus- band Informing her that his rheuma- ti5m had grown worse since arriving there, We hope to hear or his early improvement
 Information received last night is to the effect that Mr. Boardman's eondi- ton has grown still worse, which we very much e yret 10 learn
Arizona silver belt., 1894-03-03

The adjourned meeting of tbe eiti- z7ns committee, which was called to o o'teusibly eNeoriate Herbert Haywood, meets to-day in Tucson, and, doubt less will fulminate strong indictment against that gentleman, but whether their acton bodes Arizona any good remains to be seen and will not be manifest until after Heywood's ropli- cation 5 nrinlal.
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sAERlEf,a SALE.

NoTiCE is HEWuT GIVEN THAT ruE.
~ fuhut 90 au Urd.. uf sale end dorrrr uf
foreclosure Go mu directed ny TIE Third Iu.
diclal district court ui lun Territory, Boa tlg
berg is ulaIutu aUu Herman Hamburger and
Augusta lawurrsrr uui lluury T., llordHrtOu
uu1 lHrIUIlt MIIIhHH J.. UAuuulurH ~ t|r ELL. 70
tHtc of friuk a. I..I deceased, hru defend.
rrf,ftucU a hereby mH1H. shall sRnU#f fHr
sHlr az public auction iH tIH mlnUst bidder fHr
cash, at tno front HH.T ~ lh' county court
house boz the c.iE ui sa'. Lake county uf sut
r' 'ai y" bc iib az ot Amii.' ~ "t' y
O'Clock So. all lUUH.. f. UI.U ava MtDIg. r. Uu
February gth. IHH., u"U.I Hut puHfgsarl us
we'll aH afterwards O.. r.i ly Herman Ham.
no. nyr. dccu.rI, HIuF each Of thfm
respectively Iu HH1 i1 tho fol1A.
ug Ut#r.HCl rHI. U'UtH Htuntc lying
and being boz Ono ruH.i.H .at Lake, Terri. ry
al that rort1u uI..r aHI parcel Of land
situate 300 Che count. H. .Hlt lAAO ana Tern.
tDB OF Utah, upmWHH.I.. ath point lnl feet
BLOCK 70, pIat "A rut IuHu City aur.
ycy ana rsnuIUH ignro south
feet, thence rI.s I. more or loss
10 tho wrst Iur of Commercial street.
rrpps cuHt aluuH tuu ug.t Uur OF fatl ftruot 81
feet more or l1ss to point directly cast Of tho
point uf commencement. thence wcat iuli
toot more ur Icsa i1 600 I.a'g ~ beginning, 20
rur and Augusta Ulm"rIErr ant Henry a.,
henderson uuu ruH'. 49, IluuH as executor
OF toe estate uf ll4rh II.u1 rri dcrcascd. under
said decree and ori.r ai sale Ia mo above
cause.
WILLItW MCQUEEN, shcriH
Bennett Nautal q bradley, pla.uuns' ht.
tornega
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ANOTHER HOME INDUSTRY.
HgR Tailoring Establishment a. 2i6
SOulb, hlln SlyJL

MI WaltuoT WIN iUr % number Of
years has b,rn connected wish one 1i
the largest Tailoring establishments Of
san Ffauciso0; aud who Huce leaving
that city, mas recently TvtutuUl irHm
nu extensive business Welt 20 Nrw
York aud other eastern ciuos, has COM
riuGud that Salt Lake tiy % bic
choice location Tor business aud has
fitted up his establishment at $40 Mgiu
street. AlUT uutng the iagt tuat Salt
Lake people arc becoming more
patriotic f1r home Industry ha hur
nduei 10 his large line u eastern Goods,
the ever bought i1r nud highly
esteemed DaEUEr NOuLES MILLS
manufacture OF which hH De- maEiug q
specially. Mr.. WuIiuCr D. thoroughly
q uyeu ant with ull the now styles and
fashions b0tu 90 tho ,HHt and Wcst anu
when you VISA netting noe, mt
dium or cutup aa 90 lrcc, don'tfail u
give him n call.
For iurhur particulars o. 70 Iriccs,
eco his dlsI advertisement else
where IN these columns.
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Land Onlce Items.

Terra l.. Young, Of Huntington,
Emery county, tuis afternoon hlsd
application Tor homestead entry Of Fart
Of section 2, In township IS south,
range east.
JOSEPH n. Proctor, Of Mount Pleas.
ant, sanuute county, hled nnhl proof
on irsuft entry Oi 100 acres In sections
% aud II, township 10 touth, range I.
clsi.
An anldavlt Of contest Of timber
culture untry was fltd IA this land
,nirs this AFTERNOON IS Lars NJ. Ol9pn,
Of Price, Emery county, against JOIN
A. Johnaou, IN regard % section H.,
township ~ south, range 10 east. Tue
case viii DO heard Oh April sOlh, nj
no 10. M.
Tue register and receiver Of tho land
0lllUoi ia this city have decided the cafe
0iifJOHeph HuusActor " tho Central
Pacific Railway company, IL in'
wolves 100 acres In section % township
no south, IAuge . west. Tue decision
Is that NJ the time OF the location Of the
line the land was occupied by a quail
fed pTo.emptor, aud that the selection
Of the laud by the railway company
should be cancelled, and that Hun
tacker should bsiallowod 10 make Rppli.
cation 20 the government for title "
the land.
John w. Lake OF Castle Dale, Emery
county, has nlud final proof flr mis-
desert entry Of 100 acres In section 20,
township is south, range east.
Isaac g. o. Wall, Of wallsburg,
Wasatch county, has flled final proof
Tor bic desert entry OF 100 acres In sec.
lion %, township o south, range east.
John II. Earl OF salt Lake City has
illod final proof Tor his desert entry Of
~ acre. insecIion ., township l north
range / west.
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Cruelty to AnimalL

Tho charge Of cruelty TO auimals
.,s,etted against Hsber siayner and
I,. Madison. who were ditcharged by
p.iice Justice Snith, is to DO further
Investigated. II now transplres INA.
,sa attendants positively refused 10
w, away the cnTcassos OF the dead
~ sa,..s leased by Mes'fs Pouiton aud
Iii. although requested by the latter
2-atisman 70 dO 40. Deiendauie
lin that since the horses diud
,snv arc no longer their property
WI tbat Furthermore were TIE 10
sa1l Inc dead hniu ella away tho bill
~ maturing them wuud 10 presented
ord they would consequently DO com.
uelled 10 pay H.
fTbev further claim that the horses
.-.,g h. te held "a security by the
i.'sses of the field until the pasturngc
account was paid
Nessrs. pouilon and Searl refuse T.
,,moye the dead animals, aud threaten
~ sue staynor aud Madison. People
Hyi,v in that sestion ~ country, sixth
y M and h ovonth East, thteatei TO
.pr the formed iUi aintainlug u
nuisance.
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The Provo Factory.

Mr.. John q. Cutler paid visit to
Provo yesterday. To n NEWS repre-.
tentative MIR. Cutler stated today that
the Provo Wooden mills were now
running TO their full capacity. During
tho last week six new patterns In
spring cassimeres Of excellent quality
have been produced by the mllis, and
within tue next week II 10 expected
that four more new patterns Will be-
manufactured. This CLOTH 10 claimed
20 be superior ~ any that has boon
heretofore manufactured In Utah, ana
the material Ia all Utah wool.
Another step In the right direction
n the manufacture Of mems knitted
underwear. The Provo mills have
luai produced one hundred pounds OF
yarn for this purpose, and the under.
wear also VIII DO made up here at
home. The yarn IL Of very hne quail.
ny, and no doubt win make excellent
clothing.
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Convention OF UI-uytniitr League
of America nt bts aoln.s
maFoh gtsL
For tlu above occasion the Rio
GnaIu Western railway hos an.
r1uuceI o. rate ui one standard faro TOT
the round trip 10 prs M1iugs f,0m all
points 900 Uun. NliH from Stlt Lake
will be- $3.50. Tickets will DO. cold
March lIu limited iyf return Co April
4lf. N mtm.tr ,hut lug ll O.. W.
uaBtWU .u.t tfaiul g. tao east daily.
G,od News
D,n't llso hear, ~ hard times have
cont; you can sllII Get thu.u 10 you
take the l,I0 Gmudu Western Railway.
10 runs Uvorywtcr.. Rntc always the
lowest. Because the 10. % W. limo il
protected 10y tho mountains through
which 10 passes 70 ia troubled lees ifom
snow than uuv other western ROAD.
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GOss,s Lilile Rill.

Another day has been taken up in
Judge Merrltps court with the hearing
Of the action by which under cir.
oumslancea already stated In these
columns Peter r. Goss Ia seeking to
recover from Salt Lake City the sum Of
$4,000 for damage alleged To have
boon done 10 hiH land and premises by
reason OF the discharge OF sewage
matter from what IL known 90 the sur.
plus canal.
II h doubtful II tho case viii get to
the jury today.
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CHOW often 10 you get drunk, Joe9"
sssed Justice smith OF one OF the In
diane. who appeared before him this
,,,,pipv. UNie DRUM? Mo drunk
risry nay day!D replied Indian Joe.
'rl,.rr,narE rpuvuisud tho crowd in
lay courtroom with laughter Ia which
,be Judge himself Joiuol heartily
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Cupid's Darts.

The local matrimonial market ia
again looking up. Tires more mar
fia1e licenses were issued this after.
noon by County CLERK Meloy, and all
tho contracting parties reside la Salt
Lake, az follows Albert n. Brady,
~ ami Carrie w. Bond, 20; William
" Reed, 81 ana Maude doodsoll, 20;
ySohn T. Sehulerman, 20, anu Mary
Olts0n, 10.
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COMMERCIAL.
rnnAYla uLEAmNu moutr.

Tolay's clearing houss exchanged
amounted to tlgl,O2J, same day la, {
year sl02,i3l.
TODAY'5 QUOTATIONS..
New Yotk-Sllyer, 604 =; lead, $3.50
L1nlOn-5ilvor, - d.
URE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo & GO. received today
Penn. bullion, S2,l1s.
MoCOrniuk & a.. received today:
Silver aud lead ores, s2,dUO.
n. II. Jones & Go. received today:
Ores, hoo.
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Mrs. Christy's Millinery Reception
VIII be bold Tuelday, March 2lih,
at her phr'ors, IS south Main street.
The ladies shrul rs sure nnd attend
hsrectp.iou, 90 Car elected stick
was never uta.i uycu ga the Ctg.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

sOusA's BAND plays at the Thealor
on Friday night; tho advance sale
opens tomorrow morning, nnd the
Ihealer management fools confident Of
a heavy demand.
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In all tie courts today there has
tcen very little moving. A. $3.50 this
,itrfnoon the caso % Co.'S W Salt
L,se CITY, mentioned elsewhere IN
tnp Issue, promised to occupy agreat
paf. Vi Llm1trJW,
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scandinavian Mercantile Company,
dealers IN general merchandise, are
now OpUn Tor business nt their new
store, ~ and 10 East. FinJ SOUTH Can
and see 10 Tor barHaina.
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Indrn pnmsrs SICK.

Judge Powers has been confined TO
t,eb house today through iudisposilion.
ID Il nothing, however, Of a serious
nature,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-13

uuApusoS-At ogden, sunday, March llih.
100. 90 % mY az consumption, Sire. Louisa,
wife OF iiarEiuF nr41csun, gEgd 10 years,
children 60 wourn her lnsa Inc funDfal wac
Mold boz tho Wilson Wari meeting house today
az 4 -. no.