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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-12-20

meeting and In lighting q large
Rochester lamp the waste about the
burner caught fire. Ole imagined an
explosion was going to take place and
with . heroic spirit grabbed the lamp
ran down stairs and threw it into the
middle Of the street, only to find that
his hands in the excitement had been
severely burned. DR.. Comfy dressed
the wounded members.
Mr.. kellogg Of Battle Creek, Mich,
| one Of the members Of the kellogg
family In Michigan, is In the city. He
represents the Seventh Day Advent
church and proposes to hold daily
meetings in this city, as well as have
a day school for children. He has not
yet decided as to the building. but is
looking around for a suitable location
and will probably secure the Armory.
The COURIER will in q very short
time be located in the Krouse imple-
ment building. NJ. Hoffman has now
the carpenters and mason ut work
fixing the corner room up to suit the
taste OF the most fastidious and in a
short time The COURIER will boom
out in the finest quarters in the city.
After January l We want all our
friends to call and inspect our fine
| quarters.
Geo. Booge and John Booze VI
Sioux City were in the city last week
and while here looked at a large num-
Der of very fine horses Of the Percheon
and Clydesdale breed. The Booges
visited the farms OF Messrs. Franklin
and Main and it is quite possible that
a carload will be bought. The pur.
pose Of the contemplated purchase is
to furnish horses for the mine owners
In Alabama.
Father McGrath, OF Omaha, Neb.,
who lectured upon the subject OF "The
Spirit OF the American Nation" was
greeted with a large audience who
listened at%tentively throughout the
whole discussion. The reverned father
Is an eloquent talker and the fine pas
sages with reference to the future OF
this great nation were a pleasure to
listen to and able thoughts were con.
tanned therein.
According to the Vermillion Free
man, Orvil Devoe died on Sunday
night, December 6, at IL o'clock.
Orvil was a young man well and favor
ably known in the community where
he resided. His death was caused by
an attack Of typhoid fever and is
mourned by his many friends as very
untimely. The funeral services were
held ut Burbank and the remains
taken to Akron for interment.
Attention is called to the notice for
the annual meeting Of the Union
County Farmers Mutual Insurance
company in this issue. The meeting
will be held on January sth. Hon.
John Sellberg is president OF the com-
pany, Hon. A. w. Johnson is secre-
tary and Rev. Peter Ring has been
treasurer yer since it was organized.
The company has 500 policy holders
and is a sound institution, economically
apd hOuacf11 maDoUa1
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VNIOn county DOVf O1 ~
VIA h Q osarantoof
Il b this: II you have Q cold q
ugh, . tickling in the throat which
,eps you constantly coughing, or III
,u are afaicted with chest, throat,
lung trouble, whooping cough, etc.,
i'd you use BallNd's horehound syrup
} directed. give1s . fair trial, and no :.
eneflt Il experienced, We authorize y
ar advertised agents TO refund your
,iln kN u{vA a>x{nAnnAfo~ Yk rNO~nk1~s n
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Arknf 0Y9fNrS OrpNar

FREEMAN BROS.
Wiseman deals In the best oysters !
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1900. First come first served.
GEO. r. FREEMAN.
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Reward offered.
A reasonable reward will be paid for ?
le arrest and conviction Of the person !.
persons who dumped q load 81 dead
ogs Into the Kline ditch.
A.V. ELLIOTT, Pres,
n Mr. ~ t1x 2on
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@ upT7O1T1CC0 W V1tutU cu1UuV1O 1c1O
tons and present them to the meet
g. The committee in its report rec
nmended that Hollinger and the
oman be handcuffed together and
.ummed through the streets OF the
INN ond ALoa Io rocx.;.od 20 loa.xo
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TVVD1h
MOST PERFECT MADE.
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which Elk Point Figures q BIT.
The wife Of the villain in the follow
ng item IL we'll known here. She Is
to all in memory as Miss Iva
Wilmarth who was born and educated
Elk Point. She moved to Kimball
md there married DR.. I. q. Hollinger:
A sensation has been created by the
publication in this county of an ex-
'ract from a paper printed at Able
vile, Ala, which gives an account OF
The escapade and narrow escape from
|ynching Of DR.. I. G. Hollinger, well
throughout this state and for
merly a prominent citizen OF this
county, where he for a time held the
position OF coroner. Hollinger and d
fallen woman planned the ruin of a |
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
AN OFFER.
The COURIER and Weekly Inter-
Ocean will be furnished to all SUBJ
scribers for the years price Of The
CouMER-$l.5O. 70 those who are In
arrears we will send the Weekly Inter-
Ocean without cost for one year II
they pay what is due and a year In ad.
vance. W. do this as an inducement
to subscribers to come up and square
! their accounts.
Hay sells tor 5000 quick.
How about our ice harvest2
Sore throat is quite prevalent.
A wedding is on the tapis. Who is
1t?
Taxes ore beginning to come in quite
freely.
Large stock Of trimmed hats at Sim
mons for sale cheap.
Everybody admits that with cooler
weather we would all feel better.
DR.. Mulcahey was laid up three days
this week with an attack Of quinsy.
Miss May Miller will have charge OF
the cantata this week Friday night.
E. W. Miller is in Chamberlain on
business pertaining to the U. s. court.
NJ. B. Kent has put down 200 feet OF
sidewalk alongside his residence lots.
Miss Jennie Beavers of Civil Bend
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. John Cover
dale.
A Sioux City orchestra win furnish
music for the inaugural ball at Pierre.
Whew!
The fall term OF school closes Friday
until after New Years for the holiday
vacation.
Mrs. Alonzo Hasson has been quite
sick but has nearly recovered her
usual health.
DR.. Mulcahy and Attorney Jameson
were up from Elk Point Monday.-Ak-
ron Register.
A. r. Weston is baleing large guam
titles Of hay for st. Paul and Mime
apolis markets.
Mrs. B. F. Kennedy OF Akron was
visiting the family Of James A. Smith
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Emory Morris will spend the
holidays with her daughter, Mrs. Mau.
pin, at Dell Rapids.
Why not subscribe for The CouR1EF
and the Weekly Inter- Ocean-one
price for the t~wo-$1.5O.
The Weekly Inter-O Ocean and THE
COURIER for n year for $3.50. Now
is the time to subscribe.
Mrs. Halves OF Tasting, MINI.
mother Of DR.. A. B. Halves, is In tho
city on a visit with her son.
Andrew Martin marketed a load o.
seven months old shoats that tippeG
the beam at 260 pounds each.
Friends OF James Smith made al
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In any style. Come in when |
hungry and try them.
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\ pure Grape CSeam q Taftag Powder. F0
hon Ammonia, Alum o. any other aduitssas
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: NEW G00nS.
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Ia . new. quick and direct line defective Dscen

Rockford. Chicago and intermediate stations vis
HOLLY SPRINGS,
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sG1nt g be3t In bicycle con.

[Z-MMs- 1sas. Nsv YAA, Chng. HID
sSa&::,ss::lrx=:s:xrs ..'.
50 TnoaIToM. lgt. Heaps Full Line Dcyc!s Suppie'
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opera house on Friday evening Of this
week. Programme begins at 7:s0. Ad-
mission: Adults IS cents, children Is
cents. Proceeds to be applied, for
books for the school library.
uol. Abe Boynton Of Mitchell writes
very pleasant letter to The COURIER
a years subscription. The
colonel is enjoying good health and
likes his new location very well.
Geo. stickney Of Souix City and
formerly county treasurer OF Union,
Is very i'll and not expected to live.
He IL being cared for by the trained
In the Samaritan hospital.
On Wednesday Matthias Salseth was
arrested at the instigation OF Ole
Ringsrud for stealing hay. He waived
examination before Squire Smythe
and was bound over in the sum Of 800.
One OF the most successful church
sociables ever held in the city was
held on Wednesday evening Of last
week at the residence Of j. w. Steck-
man. A very pleasant time was had.
Mrs. E.W. Miller has finished enter
taininglthe young married ladies, some
S5 in number, and begins q series OF
teas for the good old ladies who hover
around and about the half century
mile stone.
A. O. Ringsrud will make extensive
improvements to his fine business
block in the spring. His increasing
business demands the improvements
and he proposes to keep abreast with
the business. ~
Fred Wagner, Jr., returned bElk
Point on Saturday last from three
years. residence in Anaconda, Mont,
the greatest copper mining camp in
the world. Fred reports times quiet
in the far west.
Mrs. Anna Simmons of Huron, vice
president Of the state organization Of
the w. G. T. u, will lecture ct the N.
+. church on Thursday evening. Mrs.
Simmons is a talented woman. Come
out and hear her. ....
Plain Talk of vermillion: George
Weber left for Los Angeles, Califor-
mia, this morning. He says he will be
absent till about the first OF the, year.
Mrs. Webber and the children re-
main in Vermillion.
Mrs. Lucas, wife Of Congressman
Lucas, returned to Garner, Ia, on
Tuesday. While here she was greatly
benefited by the treatment received.
After the holidays she will join the
captain in Washington.
Major A. W. Edwards Of Fargo
(allas Fatty is a candidate for speaker
OF the house in North Dakota, and
Major Hamilton OF Grand Forks, the
very efficient one-armed man, Is a
candidate for chief clerk. ~
John Peterson is giving the Scandi.
navian hotel a thorough %renovating,
p~lastering, painting, laying new floors
etc. John will conduct the hote'
in the future unless he "A secure q
good hotel man as tenant.
No. -.l.a, A. -
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fHv Because III open at, and
%E ~ bhdSdxkn A11 m0AkAGg hAa1H
M MO kxhaaaMNg.
a Columbia Bicycle
4 = enjoyable = ! good horse. and much less
4vG. Riders of Columhsas -.-
&@a@.H ashanedof their mounts: Ride q
aM114M1oo they ride the standard -
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nv st10 io6uI0I IIc0s1It8 VI SIJ0

a1001SUs 11I6 IlJU1Jy ITI0I1UO U0Il
ab0uts hope that be will soon regal
his former vitality.
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}. V.C.-Gabriei VOegeli.
Chaplain-Ira Ellis.
Surgeon-John Davis.

81 Officer Of the DAY.. NJ. Pierc
Officer Of the Guard-Pat. Brenal
Oelepat0 tn State EncAmnment-
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Kindness OF orr OAtfOna 4

: KIhdhess OF our PATRONS md rely
ing that they will do their dut
in paying their accounts and sui
scriptions which are due, we hav
made the investment. Let ever
subscriber come up to the ofic
and help to make The CouRrE
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Special Good Bar0Aino.
Ladies 81. so cash shoes at o..
Ladies' fine uViltod altman n Oh
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20 WARS The STANOARN.
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OttCs
new 9Sa

Wheat il worth 4Ac,
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DAM
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venture the assertion that there
not . country ofice in South Ds
kota that can compete with US il
quantity or quality of material.
1t is costing . little more none,
than We posseas, Out With tn
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ral Mercantile Store in West
of Goods. It will pay you to
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I have a few: choice Poland China
,oars for sale. Every farmer should
improve his stock by the best strains
'btainable, and those which / offer for
ale possess as good points as any to
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DE
(4 l!!C!!t!5
CREAM
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According to the figures. the tota
vote Of the state, taking the highet
vote cast for congressman, was rs
$50, or 3.547 more than in 189:
We believe, however, that in til
judicial election Of last year the,
had a slight msjority, but that va
not a general election.
The Press prints the followin
figures a. the summary Of tho Nv
ersge vote in the state for the year
named:
1890 1892 189.
Republican. ..34,499 3S,528 1850;
Populist. "a sos 25.O52 q, 36.
Democratic. ...17,3O4 1923 8!O7:
Prohibition............ ....... "a:
Total......76.709 72,798 1919.
Commenting still further tn,
Press makes the following compar
isons:
These figures show that, Will,
the total congressional vote of tn,
state has increased about 1900, o.
something more than 81 per cent
since 1892, the totel republican vot,
has increased nearly 1000, or NOR,
than 2O3 per cent, and in tue sam,
time the populist vote has increased
only 1900, or . little more thsn {
per cent, while the democratic vot,
has decreased 6.15O, or more thar
AZ per cent. These computations
are based upon official figures.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-12-20

Gents winner shoes, s. values for
@l.75.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-12-20

Ladies fine felts 81 as.
Gents hustler ahnes Al az
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-12-20

he company has 500 policy holders
nd is a sound institution, economically
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rent publications, giving the price
Of each and the place where It can
b. obtained, add also Tor On index
Of the publications, ordered at each
session Of congress. 1t is estimated
that the enactment Of this law will
result in On annual eaving Of sever.
al hundred thousand dOllas.-Ex.
The state canvassing board has
completed the canvass Of the vote
OF the state. The vote OF the con.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-12-20

FoR TpAOr ~ hava uOod ton
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OnlUn. l6 m 0Y lE0 U0O1f imN Oe

UnIUlI II DUG OF tn0 most tmpOrti
in the history Of the country.
70 position that the government
tn power, under the law, to pun
Ias interference with the operation
C. the government in the transn
sion Of mails and the obstruction
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-12-20

n1vo purcnAe0d one OF the mos
complete outfits to be found, con
sisting Of . Hoe cylinder press
. gas engine, two jobbers ant
plenty of type, in addition to thu
outfit we already possess. w,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-12-20

Prices on dress goods cut square In
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lows:
Republican-Pickler ,40, 1923; Gam
bic. 40383.
Populist-- Kelley q, 1888; Knowles
1884.
Democratic-Lynch, 8,l02; Con
nor, 8,041.
Prohibition-Rsgan, 827; Jamie
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-12-20

~ DIES CAS6s
70 The decision Of SJudge Woods,
tho case OF Eugene Debs and ott
officers of the American Railv
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S~NSy - 0osH8 s8is0to
Chas. Mix and Douglas should G
together and amicably adjust til
matter. Chaa. Mix with the emit
reservation is 10 large a county, or
Douglas with it's present boundl
Is TO small. It seems % though
division Of the territory could |
agreed upon which would be sati
factory 10 both countess"
The Ruralist la. been moved
!. Aberdeen and consolidated wi,
the Star, and II. 8. Johnston h,
sold the Mitchell Gazette to e.
Lowe, who has b0en rnnn;n0 Al
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used but a short time, to trade
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III Ue HcIu OH JdIluUTy oCH. IIUH.
ohm Sellberg is president OF the COM
any, Hon. A. w. Johnson is secre-
Try and Rev. Peter Ring has been
,ooo,,.or ox,or Sioao ~ ~oo orUopiooJ |
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-12-20

: the best and finest republica
newspaper in the state. 1t can
made such and will be.
W. T. BUCHANAN.
Says the Armour Chronicle: "A
II draws near for the time for Il
legislature to meet, the question
annexing part Of the reservation
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~AH~nY~
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spectacle young woman living at
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, had ut the prices which I offer !
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RI II
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reh0und syrup
elieves bronchitis. Sold by br. ]. 8.
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DeIsarte Waists and Corsets.
Miss E. Smith has appointed MS.
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sioux lily 70 JaCkS0nVllle, tIa.,
with but one change, and that ut = s~easonable
hour. en- route. from through SiOuS CITY and
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-02
January Fire Report.

During the month of January
there We're few fires recorded in
this city, and the loss is very
small. The following fires have
been reported:
January |, box 135, $40 p. m,
chimney blaze. Box 81, p. M,
false alarm.
January ,, box 4l5, 1913 p. M,
Mexican hut opposite Bella Union
theatre; loss 5000, cause acct
dental.
January ), box 234, 1890 noon,
Langsdorf's bakery, East Com
merce street; damage $50. Box q,
$40 p. M, false alarm.
January 7, box 25I, 6:35 p. M,
dwelling of j. n. Ronse, Water
street, damage slight.
January 10, box 81, 1875 a. M,
dwelling on COncho street, loss
800.
January ID, box 1876, 1925 p. M,
dwelling on Brook street, lamp eX-
plosion, damage slight. Box 243,
1888 p. m, fire out side city limits.
January "A, box 125, $40 p. M,
dwelling of G. b. Silsbee, Fourth
street, defective flue, loss 500.
January y, box 36, $40 p. m,
on North Flores street, no damage.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-02

sented propositions to the railroad
commission yesterday for some
changes in the rules governing the
association, which appear to meet
the approval Of the commission.
The general passenger and ticket
agents, as well as the rate clerks Of
Texas lines, now in session in the
Alamo City, adopted a resolution
yesterday, heartily thanking
Messrs. w. C. Rigsby and George
II. Walker, of the Grand Opera
house, for many courtesies extend
eu sssSsIzs SgEyVczas .Z.ssses3.a
General Manager B. f. Yoakum,
of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe,
arrived from Galveston yesterday,
and left for the north, over the In
ternational and Great Northern,
this morning. He reports good
business, and says the Gulf, Col
orado and Santa Fee is in no way,
whatever, affected by the receiver
ship of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe.
Following are the official reports
of the earnings of the Mexican rail-
ways for the first week in the fiscal
year: Mexican Central, $l32,0S4;
Mexican, $50, IA; Mexican Nation
al, $75,97S; Inter Oceanic, $40,996.
The earnings generally are below
those OF corresponding period of
1898, yet the general condition of
the roads are fairly good and many
extensions and Improvements are
either under way or being planned
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-02
A Pleasant Serenade.

The male members of the San
Antonio Hayseed club, comfortably
seated in the largo moving wagon
Of W. II. Parker, and accompanied
by Soils orchestra, visited a large
number of front galleries last night
and discOursed sweet strains of
music. Those who were so fOrtu-
nate as to receive a visit from the
boys, showed their southern hos
pitality, and at each house a warm
reception was given the serenaders.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-02
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Nine. Rhea and a Good Company
Delight a Well Filled House.


The advent of Mademoiselle
Rhea had been we'll heralded, and
her appearance at the Grand last
night called out large and appre-
ciative audience. The play itself
is admirably written and is full Of
interest and incident, as all is that
centers in the one real love of Ma
poleon "JOsephine." The move
ment of the drama is through
those stirring events in the life of
Napoleon and Josephine, from the
commencement of the divorce pro-
ceedings, to the return from Elba
and the death of Josephine. The
dialogues and costuming were adj
mirably adapted to historical fidel-
ity, as that history has been writ
ten by Napoleon's friends. The
interest in the play deepens
to it's close, and in the fifth
act the work of Nine. Rhea rises to
the sublimity of real art. She is a
strong actress and no less pleas
ing one, and in her hands the char
acter of Josephine is graphically
portrayed. She is always the loving
consort of the Emperor, placing
his interests and the glory of France
above every personal and family
consideration, accepting divorce
from the man she idOliZes, without
a protest, moved only by her unset
fishness consideration for him and
France. Her assertion of herself
and rebuke of Talleyrand, her
farewell to Napoleon, and her
interview with Marie Louisa
brought out all her pow
ers, and in them she was the
queen of her art, no less than EN-
press of France. The Napoleon of
Mr.. Hart was not framed after the
character of the Emperor that is
given by Scott, but it cOnformed
closely to those presentations of
him given by his more friendly his
torians, and was a strong and char
acteristic presentation. The subor-
dinate work of the play was in eX-
cellent hands, and was well and
smoothly performed. The whole
drama, from commencement to
close, is one of thrilling interest,
and in the hands Of Rhea and her
company there is no weak work to
mar it.
At the matinee this afternoon
"Camille" will be presented; and,
LA Giaconda tonight"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-02
That is Good.

The street commissioners men
are working on Garden street, and
are making some badly needed
improvements on that neglected
street. The main thing they are
doing is to arrange to carry off the
storm water, which in every heavy
rain floods South Alamo street,
and mandates all the surrounding
streets.