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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30

running qualities, but he gets there all
the same. lie ihundArs along the track.
wobbling from slde ~ side. his Knees
half u the time up Ia his huly and hi-
heal tuckei down Ia the folds uf his
breast. "He runs like cow" sAIS n
lady ., the fair grounds twu years ago
but he covers the distance IA superb ur.
der lie carr1rs the noAllr, and his
righ, hand bover IL sammy Mclaughlin,
who 10 one II the ,rurst aud safes, rpr,u.
ters IN the OUTFIT
In the test race last evening, Fred,
Whiirman wAE present Aui wanted To-
try hir speed and endurance. lie WA
NTH ia the race. aud tina, without tran.
ing
when the boyr started IN 10 train, ,hr
} y.uuy''r day ri Jacob GAinHley hRHhed
| thrpu.I hIs m,',d. and f"r time h,
though, seriously Of training himself
He made several rtrung a,tcmpt~ 1" g"'
down a. hard work. bu, every ,lm,
h. wouh get ready for ter, run II In
| yArvis tina, troublesome rheumatic string
would become twisted, like trlrphuu'
| and electric wir,'s. aud Jacobs a-pIrH
uuns would fAlte II" finally gave uI
| in disguri. THK Clt,Ess would hav,
backed Jake AS n "Hplk,r" that only n
few could equal II he war IN g,-si trim
for IN his Younger days h" ran a lie
scrn,iAu, Of rrcumseh 100 yari rae,
and turne'l around aud laughed AT the
Indian after reaching the wire,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30

London, June q The House ~ Com
mons to-day passed the Coroner's bill
and which provides that in future juries
shall not he compelled to view bodies
I'm which they hold inqu.s,s unlcse in
the opinion of the corN,ner such courss
is absolutely n-cessary. Captain George
W. Hu,chison Of Astoa Manor and Mr.
Ernest Spencer of Bromwich, who father
I'd the bill denounced the prssen, con-
ditions under which members Of a jury
are compelled tn undergo ,isk and un-
pleasan,ness n viewing bodice whom M
necessity exists for such q course.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30
AmszONA'. NV u>l.aoAss.
~ viii ~nr~iy R~a~h Phe~aix ia q
Sew Mooths

g~~ Wo0ths.
General Manager a.. ". Vaughn. of tho
Santa fr. Prrsrn,t Il PhucniI railroad,
was Ia ph-niA the other day, and the
Gak"tte har this Ia say about HE visit;
"Maj"r Vaughn II "n" IL ia" quirtest II
men, Set during his brief visit Ia Phoenix
has materially strengthened the bel,sf
Ph~uiA hy the glad new year. i, In as
surri that WIrkruhurg Hill bc reached ia
September, then two miles II fairly heavy
work will have tn Il" don" down the
canon, TIL crossing at the NarrpwH. u half
mile ahov- Srymuur, the "I-n plain Ia
rrArhr'l. over which progress will 6- nm
ubrtrur,"i The ilnrsnyampA will need
n bridge of only liO feet. The Aqua Fria
will De crIssrd one aud half mile beluw
the old CaldrrwOd station, u, u place re-
markahiy available for such = shifting
stream, while the cr~ping at New river
will present sligh, difficulty 10 the bridge
builder Major Vaughn states that all
these structures hr will have errct-d In
advance ~ . track, that there may be- no
delay uu their account. Tn. seventeen
miles of grading now Ia plsc. out oi
ph,-nix he found in g"si condition. need
| ing little surfacing ,o he ma,l, available.
lit IL n moe, significant fact that the
new railroad IL doing twice the business
In freight and passenger traffic into Pres
cot, tina, ,h. old line did u fact that mus,
be accounted fnr "u the S,le reason of q
much superior epnlpm"nt ani service
Tn Pho-nix IL will bring the same sdvsn
| iAu, -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Milton B. Parks Does a Bad job
at Throat utting
GRAND AHMl VETERAN.

Milton B Parks. Grand Army yrte.
ran. lies at Tia. rity jail, with hiu throat
| cut, n badly disHgur,d maw IN health,
| but still IN the ring.
On the No. passenger train yesterday
moning from the west there arrived in
the city Milton Il Parks, and he s-curei
room at T.. u. S,ans.ll's in the M-il-r
| building on south Second street.
Yesterday he started in Ia drink, and
| along in the afternoon took Ia his r,som n
| pn, hottl. II the "rt'l eye" About
n'clak he became noisy IN his r"m.
prnncing and jumping ny and down GU
III" fisr as II hr had the jim Jams. when
| MIR stans-ll entered the room tn Iul"t
him Ne became more desperate, And
| in n struggle between Mr.. Stgns-ll and
Parks, the latter grahh~i the watch
| chain & the former, Jerking "f n tlO
| luckei or charm, which has not been
| found
| Grurge W alter. AN empluye NJ the At
| lantic 4 Pacihc offices. hAH u rn"m At Mr.
|
in tim. Ia take charge of the man, while
Mr. staus.ll went anrr an officer. "o.
lic-man FornoG Responded. aud with
difficulty placed the man IN Jail, taking
from him razor
There being M charge against him and
the man appearing To b- all right. Park
Was r-i-as.i from jail this morning. hi'
razor being r-turn-'i 10 him. He wen
back ~ Mr.. stanr-li's. asked whether h'
could again occnpy the r"m and wa
given AN aihrms,v. answer This wa
about v o'clock =. IN Half an hour later
few minutes after he was given = Slish
br-akfAit. he l-f his room and wen
\ into the water closet. His groan
, ings were heard by Mr.. stansell, VIII
was on thV back porch. about a
= hour Afterwards, and on going I
the close, door he discovered that
could not be opened. He, however, su'
: miscd that there was something wTOnl
= and h. rush~i down town alter an offies
. Constable Priest wAs summon-i aud b
10 forced the door in,
b, Lying on the Hoor, with his head In
/. poll ot blwd. waA Parks, A wagon va
s.nt for and he was cArri.d Ia the eli
!. jsil, whers Dr-. Winsiow. the city phys
| clan, and Pearca examined the woun'
!. which was . Gu, Almoa, fIom ear Ia ca
~ but not deep enough IN sever the jugull
:, vein. All the superficial veins we're Gu
=. and from these the man hal ios, = lar,
quantity II blood Th. ghas,ly wour
was washed, aud the cut sswed up. II
doc'ors have hol'es that Parks will pr
through.
|. The bloody razor and . package 1T ir
=, portAnt aud interesting papers, ~
value 10 any one except Parks AMI t
relatives, ar. In the possession II Justi
. Lockhart Parks ia about 65 years ol
" entered the Union army as privsi.
" Hilwg uk.e on the l3,h ~ Octnbsr. 1862.
Co. ! Of th. 18th regimen, ~ wisconsi
aud was discharged At BrIwnyIllr, Te
~ a., On III. 23i ~ August, 1858 II. ~
IDENTIFY came u this city frOm Sau Dirg
~ for = number ~ lettss II r.c.n, d'
" we're r,eeiv.i and op-nsd by him In ,h
- city This snernnIn Marshal Fluks d
positod ti6O, money bslonging to Pari
7" In the bank,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30

Chicago, June a The switchmeu.
,rackmen and car repsirers employed by
the Wisconsin Central railroad, who did
not strike last night went out to-day, and
the road 10 completely tied up. The men
ou the Northern Pacific and Chicago and
Gr~A, Western railroads will strike a
snon a. attempts are made TO run Pull.
man cars. The Western Indiana and
Santa Fe reads will probably be tied NJ
To- night.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30
Car~ Ior headache,

As = remedy for all frrns IL headache
El.ctrlc Bl,trr~ has pr'v.n io be tho
very best, II effects . I~srtnanunt cure
anI the ma-t drs'S,lr.l hsbitual headaches
yield 10 lie influence, W. urgs ali Who
arr AiiiIcted O prTur- u bDttla, Apd give
thu rem-'iy fair trial, In cases of
hAbitual constipation. El.c,rie Bhtcrs
curs by giving the ns'siri tone ~ tho
b,,wel., anI few casra long resist the uss
OF this m-dirine Fry Il once. Large
botil,s only my cents Al Dr. +, II Bur.
geese a sous, druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30

Loedoa. Jans 3s.-sAiutss of artiller )
were Ared tAis saoraiag In d. JAnss park
In hoao~ of the seth anniversary of ,hr
sorouasscs os Queen vietoriA aud winch
TOOK pisos ons year aad one week an"I
shs sssossdsd 70 tho throne by the death
of her uacls King william ~ Th''
sfssrnoon special review drills were siver
In Rszsnss park By shs Rirs, Life Guards
Aad By the ssoosd Life auards in Hyde
Parh,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30
klvesy ns9yesss

Dsavsr, Juss 2s.--Pullman strike here
sxtsnds 10 ell hnss bat the Rio drands. J..
Tue Rio 0rsnas trAinmen are handling
PullmAns a Pvsblo Pul'mAas On the
Santa Ys, Rock island and Union Pacific
we're rsmoysd. The sheriff a, Pasblo -n-
dssvovsd 10 stop the trainmsn from re-
moving Pullnans and at meeting Of the
Americas Railway uuioh branch ,o-da,
he w.s isnoanosd. Ths Santa Fs traiI
Cor The wssl which lsn here lAa, night
n ssill q. Pueblo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30

London. June 97.--At large meeting
Of cab owners to-day Janss Scott, prssi-
den, Of the Cab Prcpristors Protective
Association. stated that the strike Of the
drivers had cost the owners nearly half q
million Of dollars. Quite . number of the
owners have been driven into bankruptcy
whils others have been compelled 10 sell
out their business.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30

Ottawa. out.. June 3s.--Ths business
Of The Inssreo,oaiAl trade oouSrsss com
usaosd In s~rnsss to-day. informally
the work a ths esasress Was eommsnosd
week ego. Bat owing 10 the fact that
ssvsrAi Delegates, had bssa delayed by
shs aecds In britssh Columbia nothing
olRissai eoaid BE- accomplished snd the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30
tom mi,,-d suicide .

Paris. June ~ The pol,cr. acting on
reliable Information. to-day attempted
Ia arrrs, Citizen Granirr nn suspicion of
being concerned IN III" Garnet murlrr,
As the officers approached GrAnirr
plunged kuifr into his abdomen and
crying "viNr 10 r'-"osl' drd IN ihe
arms IL the police, u,hrr arrests will
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30
Vale W On

New London, Conn June 2s-After a
splspdh struggle Yale won the gr-a,
college boat rscs to-day. Columbia WAS
second and two leugths behind; Harvard
third time, Ii:l6.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30
rae @eyeesa.

~. Louis. June s7.-Up 70 o'eionk
THE afternoon no boycott was declared
Againss the Pullman cara on any road
running out Of this city. The distriss
foreman Of the American Railway Union
threatens TO order the boycott tonight
u tho railroads decide 70 run Pullmsn
care.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30
s,Aits tor roops

Hammond, Ind, June 2s,--The strik.
ere held trains here on the Monon r,a.i on
aecoun, of the refusal To- detsch Pullman
cars The sheriff is unable TO cope with
the mob end calls on the governor for
troops
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30

Chicago, Ja.e 2s.--A ti-.up "n ia"
Por, Wayne, Burlington and Alton roads
il .npec,td Ia occur this evening The
Northwestern aud Northern Pacific rnads
ARE completely tied ny.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30

Dsnvsr, Colo. June T.-Ths sessions
Of the National Lsgus u Rspubiiaas
Clubs were resumed ,hie morning. Re.
ports from the different delssa,ioal
show that the organization had largely
increased In membership during the pas
year throughout the country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30
Al Hiea Sin.

Helena, Mont, June ~ The Pullman
boycott 10 ielt severely I'm the Northern
Pacific. This morning the American
Railway Union tied up every train and
ma wheel 10 moving to-day throughout
Montana.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30
su,,ei,o.a N,fu.r

~. Louis. Juue - The swi,chmen at
the Union drpn, and in the ards acr'Ss
the river i.iu-,.l tn hAndl" Pullman ears
AT nupn. lfenglnerrs rriIs" I" handle
trains tu Nhmh Pullman cars ARE al
tachrd the western service will T
crippled
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30

Warsaw, Ind, June 2s-Miss May
Holmes. aged Ii, "f AtwnSi. was stung
Ia death by l7.year locust,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30
MOT viaHr POS SILVER.


Paris, June 27.-Amd scenes Of great
saci,emen, In Versailles palace this after-
soou, Al. Casimir Psrier was elected
president of the Preach republsc on the
frst lailot
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30
FAILURE

Phiisirlphia. June - - M. GAna, Uf
the stock Exchange. fsil-l to-day for n
quarter Of n million.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30
0amenaAd M,stea.

shsspshead Bay. June ss.--Ths horse
Rseslssd was killed by shooting to-day
70 end his suffering Pom a dissas'Si
throat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30
RlreaeA Oat.

Chicago, Juns ss.-Th. sremeu on su-
burb@n trains ofths Illinois Central struck
this ansguooa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30
aaxeu A. s,nIinaraIn.

Gan Francisco, June ~ No thrugh
trains running " California to-day. Santa
Pc and Southern Pacific tied up.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30
STATEHOOD!
The New Mexico Bill Passes the
House.
The Denver Republican League
Convention Adj ,urns.
italians Fearing Violence Leaving
Prat &C By the Thousands.
TIE RAILWAY BOYCOTT.

Special 10 The titisen.
Washington, June ~ The New NrI.
lco rtat.hoci bill has just passed the
house of representatives.
ANTONIO JosHsH.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30

Chas. Z-igrr got back frnm his Arizona
cattle ranch last night aud r"Inr,r
the ranges pretty dry II" war nj NAvs.
10 when Frank Ramsay was badly cutnr
10y West tan accnun, h'ing Published ln
TmR CIrKgS "f yesterday aud states
that IL was one If those disagr""ahle,
ugly COW -punch-rs' ,iuarr-lr that usually
happen every year at the close o' " Ing
s,, iug ruund up. lie says the men we're
nn the porch ia front nf the store. hiiuR
wes, having his knife ou, and whiting
a piece ~ wvd The latter curred Ram
say, when Ramsay l-ap'si on To West
The carving then commenced. aud bef,r-
the knife could be taken from West.
Ramsay WAS drcadfully cut in four or
i've places. all the wounds deep and long
| A doctor from Gallup was quickly sum
moned. aud when Mr Z-igrr l.f, Naval.
| strange to say, the wounded man ~Hr
still alive. The doctor tnli Mr. Zeig,r
that Ramsay has only u lighting cham"
for life weS, dh not attempt T." rrcAp",
at once giving himself up I" an officer
and il now in jail a, Gallup
| Splnrtimr Ago was trnubl'-i with ~
| attack II rheumatism. used Chamber
lain's Pain BALM ami WAS c"mpl.t"ly }
currd. have since advised my friend'
and customers /" try the remedy and 81
speak highly mf it, sSos GoLpnAuN
san Luis Rry, Cal. For sale by T u
Burgess a Snn, pruggis,s
| have two nttir grandchildren whu AL
tsrthlng this hot summer weather aud al
troubled with iDw.l complaint. l giN,
them ChAmbsriain's Cu.ir, Cholera Ap'
DArrh-A Remc'iy And II acts Nh.
DL--m ] earnestly rrc"iam"nd f
ehihlrrn with bowel troubles | wAS my
SELF taken with a sever. at,ark "f bl"si.
hux, with cramPs and palnE IA my s,"n'
Ach, on..,hlri ~ q bottl. uf ihin r-m'S!
cured me-, Within twenty four hours
was out II Is-i and doing my houS" work
Nns W l. brscAs, Bon ape, iicknA
Co, Tenn, For sale by T, II linrgrSs
Son. Druggls,S
while In TnpskA last March, X
Barber. . prominent newspaper nan 9
La Cynge. Kan was taken with choler
morbus very severely. The nish, cler
At the hotel whrr. he was stopping, hap
pened to have l1ttie of ChAn,,-rlAin'
Coih 4 Chuiera aud DlarrhoeA Ken r'ly an
. gave hia thru i"~es. which rrll.,'-i hii
. and ha think- sAved his life Ever
, family should keep thia rem-iy IA ,hei
|, home ~ all tim-s No Vne eau tell hos
:..s se"a II may l~ :, n'sasd ,hs ~. i e'.,' nSs
: sins and may '~ ,t i"s .as asAas M 1i avn 'SI
!, come ,nsmb.r of tho kAuslIy 20 and 8
; can't bottlss fT S.ls by 7. Il. Burs.ss
eoa. Dsaygists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-30
Ringing Republican Resolutions
Passed BY the Convention,
The League Favors the Adm s.
sion Of the Territories.
The Boyc"u L.iaI rlsoed or oil
w.stern Railroads.
FRENCH PRESIDENT Ei.FCrED.


league convention reconvened tins morn.
Ag. with Prrsiden, Tracey In the chair.
The theatre wss packcd 10 suffocation
4 A feature oi the morning was the report
a the committee on renolutions, which
While being read was Justify cheercd.
the resolutions say the National League
/ q Republican Clubs of the United States
bow their heads In sorrow =, Oh. humiliat-
ing spectacle Of inca apacity the democrat.
k party presents TO the country, aud de-
plnrcs the csiamitiss which the present
administration have brought upon the
people ,congratulates the people sha, pub
H. opinion compelled the administration
" abandon i,s un-Atn-ricAn Hawaiian
policy contrasts the shameful recori of
/ n. demoeractic party with the achieve
nents Of the rvpublicans extending over
thirty years, declares belief In the doc
trine Of protection to American industries
| and denouncep the views oi the Wilson
bill, aud appeals to republican senators
" earnestly oppose lie psssAgsi believes
IN the uss Of gold and silver on parity |;
4 does no, believe therr will be - perma
nent return Of prosperity until the high
%, position held by silver is restored.
AMI fAvors such legislation, the repuoli.
can party is the constant friend OF the
eoldiers the democratic promises 10 them
have been shAmefully disregarded since
Ne slection; heartily favors the prompt
admission II the territories of New Mex
10, Utah and ArixGnai condemns the
lsmocra,s for d-privipg them Of their
~ rights, comm-nds granting the sun.
uVto woman az matter of education
6grAtulates the women Of Colorado aud
Wyoming ou the concession of elective
Asnchise Ia them aud inviting them 70
cooperate.
CAPTURED rHn coSvxsrios,
when the Convention opened this morn
ing the Connecticut delegation had to sur
render a part Of the middle of the hall to
the Wyoming Delegation which was put on
the stage. A. the Wyoming delegation
marched down the aisle with woman
delegate they were cheered Justify and
remarked "ws'ye downed the Nutmegs."
ssED RrLEs ADorrsp.
The Nebraska glee club sAng and cre'
stei great enthusiasm Secretary Hum
phr-y stated that IL had bccn decided V
admit college clubs. The committees OF
rules r~ported the adoption Of the Thos
y Reed house rules without amendmeut
winch cause,i much applause. Quite
debate occurred On the rrpor, of the Gre
den,ials committee, and considerable
sssling WAS manifested. but by noon sx
plantations made all serene
MOT visHr poR SILVER
The voting clause caused the troubl'
q ths, 6xsd the financial question. Rob
son, OF New York. said that had II bco'
Known that the dght on the AnanciA
- plank would have been % hot, Denvo
vould never have Uoen selected ~ th
place for boiling the convention. Tvs
like making powdsr In hell The major
hy report was finally adopted sns
amidst excitement the convention took
reeess
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-09-27
NEW JER UsALRM URCH.

Advantages of the New Annex--The Struc-
ture Is One of the Architectural Gems of
the City.
II has been said of the New Jerusalem
Church situated at the corner of Della
ware avenue and Washington street, by
the architect and others that it is one Of
the architectural gems of this city.
The main building was erected some
time in the fifties by Architect Chandler
of Boston, Mass, and is said to he a
model of chapel erected in the reign
of Edward Ill. The new annex con-
forms to it in appearance, and the same
building material, Brandywine granite,
is used in its construction. The new
building, which is 22x40 feet in size,
consists of single story and basement,
The main floor is divided into two rooms
by folding doors, which can easily be
thrown into one as occasion demands. A
new feature will be the use of the parlors
as reading room, open to the public a few
hours every day. 1t comprises some
500 volumes of New Church books and
other reading matter. Readers will also
be allowed to take books home for
perusal. Rev. Philip Cabell, the pastor,
will spend much of his time here and
will be ready at any time to answer any
inquiries concerning the doctrines OF
the New Church.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-09-27
CITY oouNcIL,s snSaInN.
Passing Bills Was the Chief Business Last
Thursday Evening.


Thursday nights session of Council
did not continue longer than half an
hour and two-thirds OF the time was de-
voted to reading the minutes of the pre-
cedlng meeting and TO passing bills.
Tho public buildings committee an
nounced that the dog exterminator is
finished and recommended that the
building be accepted and the contractors
bond be cancelled, which report was
adopted, and it was ordered that the
dog catcher be notified to vacate the dog
pound and use the exterminator. In
reply to an inquiry made by Mr.. Nc.
Nulty it was stated that the extermi-
nator will be in charge of the public
buildings committee. The dog pound
has been in charge of the police COM
mittee.
Interest amounting to $27, O79.5o, due
October LIST, and sinking fund loan
amounting to 0,300, due the same day,
were ordered paid.
The city treasurer reported the follow
ing bank balances to the credit of the
city's current expenses: Union National
Bank, $57634 10; each of the four
depository banks, $21 ,521.41; total,
$l43,7l9.S3. lie also reported the fol-
lowing receipts: From Collector Mitchell,
5000, city and school taxes for 1893;
from Collector Sayers, 5000 and $500,
city and school taxes for 1893 and 1894,
respectively.
The city auditor certified to the cor
RICHNESS of the accounts of the city
treasurer. ...-...
A communication from Susan Huston,
asking that she be refunded overpaid
taxes, was referred to the finance COM
mittee.
The Board of Education was allowed
its monthly appropriation, amounting
to $40, l02.65.
The city treasurer was instructed to
transfer $4,000 from each of the deposi.
tory banks to Uuion National Bank.
The city solicitor was authorized to
buy certain law books at cost not to
exceed 1856, which books arc to be city
property.