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Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30

J. Goldberg is receiving a stock of dry goods, gents furnishing goods, hats, caps, etc., and will open the "St Louis Store" in a few days in Mrs, s. Morton's building.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30

Our friend Wm. Zimmerman re- quests us to drop a gentle reminder to persons indebted to him that taxpay- ing time is at hand and bills are ma turing, which suggests the need of cash in hand.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30

I positively forbid any one to pur chase any stock, horses or horn cattle from W. R. Anderson.
 ROBERT ANDERSON. Globe, Ariz,, Nov. 16, 1895.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30

''The Lenox" is the name of thenew saloon opened by J. c. Lund in the building adjoining the Pasooe House.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30

Alonzo Bailey left for los Angeles on Monday to share in the Thanks giving feast with his family. He will not return to Globe until after Christ mas.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30

Alex. Graydon has had his head swathed in bandages for a week, by reason of an unlucky accident. While pulling out a bumper in the shaft at the third level of the Old Globe mine, the swinging bar struck him a knock out blow on the back of the head He fell against the rocky wall of the sta- ton and sustained another severe scalp wound. Dr, Collins patched him up and Alex is again in the ring.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY \ of Gila Territory of Arizona
 In the matter uf the estate of l.. ]. Webster, de- ceased Order to show why orler of sale of real estate should not be made.
 Louis Sultan, the administrator of the estate of l.. J Webster deoeased, having filed his petition herein praying for order of sale of the real estate, of said decodeut, for tho purposes therein set forth It therefore ordered by the said court that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased appear before the said Probate Court Monday the 18th day of November, 1895, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day at the court room of said Pro bate Court at the town of Globe, in the county Of iiila to show cause why order should not be granted to the said administrator to sell much of the real estate of the said deceased shall be deemed best
 And that a copy of this order be published at leas two successive weeks in the SILVER BELT, news paper printed and published in said Gila County
 MILLS VAN WAGENEN,
 Probate Judge Dated October Slst 1895.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30

The senior editor enjoyed a call on Monday from his old friend Tom Haley, who was one of the earliest res idents of Globe, way back in the 7Os. Tom is now located four miles above Dripping Springs, where he is de- veloping a valuable mine, the ore going 63 per cent in lead, 22 ounces in silver and s ir, gold. Coming over Pinal mountain, and when near Pio- neer, Tom killed big mountain lion with his six-shooter. The lion was crouched ready to spring upon a fat porker, when a bullet cut short his thread of life, Lions have killed considerable stock on the Dripping Springs range.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30

L. J. Ysaksl, merchant tailor, late of Prescott, has opened @ shop adjoin- Ing H. 0. Hitchcock's drug store.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30

Mrs, Charles Rogers arrived from Mesa last week to spend the winter here with her husband.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30
J. F, CHAMPION, P. Nj.

Globe & San Carlos Telegraph Co. Office Hsurs-9 o'clock A. NJ. to l2 M and to P. H. gundays-l0 to II A. NJ. and to ?. N'
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30

Readers of the BELT should not overlook our old advertisers. They are all deserving of patronage.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30

The late storm did not interfere se- riously with teaming.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30
SHERTFF"S SALE.

 DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE AND ID decree of foreclosure and sale Issued out of the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory Of Arizona in and for Che County of Gila the oh day of November 1895 and to directed and delivered on judgment rendered in the said Distrc5 Court on the 29th day of October 1895 in favor of Charles T Martin and against Henry Armer, wherein am commanded to make the sum of Five Hundred and Fifty eight Dollars damages with interest from date of judgment at the rate of seven per cent per an nun until satisfied together with s costs and sccruing costs
 And, whereas, did on the llth day of November {, 1895 in pursuance of said order of sale, proceed to notice for sale the following described real property. twit The west half of the northwest quarter of sec ton nineteen fin township four, north range thirteen east GHa and Salt River Meridian, and lying and being in Gna County Arizona Territory together with all and singular the tenements heredtaments and app performances thcrounto belonging
 Public notice is hereby given that on the ninth day of December 1885, at the hour of one o'clock M, in front of the County Court House. in Che towno Globe Gna County. Arizona Territory. will, in obedience to said order of sale sell ali tho right title and inter- est of the said Henry Aner in and to the above de- scrbed property at public auction to the highest and best bidder for cash, lawful money of the United states, to satisfy said execution and all costs
 J H THOMPSON, payls-H sherif, Gna County A. I.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30
To thc Public

The St. Louis Store will open We'd nesday, December 8, with a new and complete stock of dry goods, furnish ing goods, etc., which you arc invited to inspect J. GOLDBERG,
 Proprietor.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30

EFF. Kellner is expected to arrive today from Phoenix,
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30

All kinds of wines and liquors at c. s. Van Wagenen's.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30
LOCAL NEWS.

J. suter returned from Florence on Thursday.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30

Seven wagon loads of coke came in this morning.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30
When ,hc Chill wisrs of the MornI,

pr. Ancil Martin, PhUnix, A. T, Eye, ear, nose and throat a speclalty.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30

FOR SALE-A fine Windsor range, Apply at Mrs. A, Kinney's.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30
Tho old Dominion Comrlcrclol company,

As will be noted by the advertise ment elsewhere in this issue, the old Dominion Commercial Company has been reorganiaed. Messrs. Alonao Bailey, A. l.. Walker and w. w, Brookner Aavo increased their hold ings of stock, and George W. P. Hunt has purchased an interest in the con- cern. The stock is now all owned by the officers orthe company, viz: Alonao Bailey, president and treasurer; A, L. Walker, vice president; George W. P. Hunt, secretary, and W. W. Brookner, general manager.
 The Old Dominion Commercial Com pany is one of the long-established business houses of Globe, noted for their enterprise and business integrity, and enjoy the confidence of the com munity and constantly increasing trade.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30

Rabbit metal for sale at the BELT office,
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30

"The Owl" is the catchy name adopted by Messrs. Rolling & Rogers for their attractive resort, The pro- prietors are enterprising gentlemen. Having survived fire and flood, they continue to do business at the old stand, which has been greatly en
 larged and fitted with a handsome new bar and all the accessories of a frst-class saloon, Nicely furnished club rooms have been provided for the accommodation of guests. The bar is stocked with a variety of excellent liquors, wines, etc. Give them a call.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30

Ralph McCabe, Maud Rose, Cora Zimmerman, Artie Oates, May Faull, Mildred Nance, Ed. Anderson, Edith Mccall, Mona Crawford, Ida Hooker, Winnie Allison, Henry Hooker, Marcus Markham, BernieVanW Wagenen
 NELSON CARR, Teacher.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30
sslA VALLEY. CLoBE S NORTHERN R. n.

rISIR CARD NO. 8, BETWEEN BOWIE
 AND FORT THOMAS. Taking effect Nov. 4th, 1895, at 1.OOA.M.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30
ROLL or HONOR

or thc Globe erammar School, Third
 Month.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-11-30
Notice

Address, Bowie, A. T.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09

For the first tine ia several years. the
Ciin House Al Manitan, viii remain
open throughout the eutise winter. This
announcement i believed 70 Be su-
thentic. The CHI 5 wei equipped 70
accommodate the most fassidious class
OF winter tourists who have heretofore
hs-n oliIced % Sfuu the nsssrf in cen
sequeuce % lack of suitable aecomulS-
dstions- The Norris house. which + on
cf the best q the smaller hotels. VIII
alss reniain open all winter. Transient
tourists business remains gand and the
cottages are better filled than usual at
tkis time of the year
James MurdOck, superintendent OF the
state capitol reosntiy yisiter the Yuie
Creek marble quarrges In the course OF
his report. sled with the hoardi. he says;
There IS no white marble nearer than
Vermont AZ present that can come Into
competition with It tColorado rnaFblei.
and this Is s superior white marble 10
that Of Vermont or ans othtr obtained
in the United States aud can be pro
dneed as chtaplyr atr Aur5ock says
the amount or marble Ia the region Is
unlimited, and blocks Of any desired
size can be procured, From his report
It Is evident that Colorado can produce
marble for the United States and ii VIII
not be necessary To send 10 Tennessee
or Vermont for material for the build.
ing.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09
slrfrn

street sixteen hours later smother
Track was in plaee fruu Washington
boulevard to Taylor Strret. distance of
nearly two miles. This pietSs ~ work
Wa apne % for,efaii the Ogden Avenue
Electric Strest Railway company.
which had lts eye on she street Tbs
ssreet railway company bad zirsa1y one
rack down. and IS the trolley fsfls-
were placed IN position iast week TIE
Northern Pacific iook 10 chances q -
lpr an opportunity to grab sfreet. Po-
lJessrasn were sent there bat there sas
no need uf thsit pceSence. The North
s-n Paclae claim the right 70 The s;reei
by = franchise granted ey tbs cd town
% Cl'ero.
The EmIan Loop csfnpanT Alse ilnprpf-
Cd the day IN which ~ iiiunrtt9tfs can
hs served Threc hundred tsteu iafsaTc4i
all day ard thn same number al nsEhs-
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09
STARVATION TAREATENs THEM
whaier- In IN. Arctic H-sB=asa In by
Raridty rsrninE Ice.

wh.ier- In IN. Arctic H-8mea In BY
RApidly rorninE lee
san Francisco. Cal. Nor 4-Ths
schooner Rosario has arrived fran the
Arctic OCEAN, bringing 5000 pounds af
bone, the residne % n catch of I've
whales she Is The first of the whaiia-
ieet TO reach port frem the north. and 9:
: within the limits Of possibility fhst
she may be the last whau she iefs tas
ocean the Ice WAS forming fast, and L
was heavier than II has been fer mAny
years The Rosario brings e9aflFma-
lion Of the news Of very poor catch IN
the Arctic From the report of the Ros-
ario 1t locks as II the ealire fleet would
be caught IA the Ice
This Is considered by the wishing men
70 be very serious state OF Affairs. The
steam whalers are amply provided with
stores with which 10 spend another VIA
Ter In the ice. bu; the sailing vessels are
up IN the Arctic aud under much less
favorable conditions The majority Of
the barks are pVovisiqned with only
enough stores 10 last them through ihe
summer. and II they arr compelled 70
spend the winter IA the north. staryaIIoa
stares the whalers in the face-
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09

The International Cooperative Con-
gress at London WIS attended by dele
gates from Italy. from the peoples
hanks OF Belgium. the French Agrl-
cultural syndicates. from British Co
operative Stores. and from similar and
other cooperative organizations in the
United States. Germany, Switzerland.
Denmark, the Netherlands, Austria
Hungary, Roumania, Russia. Servta
and Australia. the primary purpose be-
ing to ascertain how far the eo-opera-
tive principle had been or was capable
Of being applied TO industrial erfey-
prise in their respective countries. The
discussion on the cooperative store
movement. particularly in the United
Kingdom. seemed to evoke great en-
thnsiasm, most satisfactory results at
cooperation having apparently been
achieved in that direction Less sue
cess had evidently resulted from EFFORTS
at cooperative production. SO far al
shown in pape read and addresses
made.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09
3 3, as !, r,sNllvINo by.
A Proclamation by the Iresidrns. ssftinE
Apart Satosaher IS.

Washington Nov 5.--F'reSsdent Cieve-
land to-day issued proclamation desiE-
mating Thursday. November -. as
Thanksgiving day The arcSiamation
: as follows.
The constant goodness and f0rhcar-
ance 81 Almighty God which have been
genchsafs-i 10 the American peaple dur
ins the year which Is Just past. call
ior shesr sincere ackuewIedr rlnent of DE
yoat gratitude. To the end. therefore,
thar we may, with thankful hearts.
unite In extoning the losing carc of our
heavenly Father l. GrgveF Eieyeiand.
president II the Uulfed States. do here
by appoint aud set apart Thursday. the
18th day df the present ntunth of No
vernher. aS d day Of thanksgiving and
prayer. 70 be kept and observed by all
our people.
ON thar day izt Us farrgo our usual
occupation. and. In our accustomed
places Of worship. JeiH IN rendering
perfect eitt for the bcuuteoaS returns
that have rewarded cur labous IN the
fclds and In the busy nl4rts % trade;
for the peaee aud ortiec that have pre-
walked throughout the land. fe7 0zIr pro
tection from peSsllafes znd dire cliafnl-
". and for the other blessings that have
been sh0werei upon ns from an oIen
hand.
And with car thanksgiyins. lst Us
hnmbly besssch the Lord To - Incline
the hearts of ouy people unto hifa that
be VIII not leaye u nor forSAks uz as a
nation. but VIII coptinUc 20 u bis mercy
and protesting carr. guiding US In the
path of national prosperity ard hAppl.
uess, imbuiuE q with yectitusie and
virtue. and keeping alive within Us
patriotic love FOR the frac institutions
which have been given 70 Us a. ouE na-
tional heritage.
And let Us also on the day o. our
Thanksgiving especially remember the
poor and needy. and by dsssis q clarity
let u show the sincerity q our srati-
tute.
In witness whereot. have hereunto
set my hand aud caused the sal of tie
United States 10 b. hffixel
tSeai1
Done at the city OF Washington this
+th day ~ Norember, IN the year or oar
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety ave. and In the ane hEnired aud
twentieth year Of the inderaudeace q
fbe United States fSignedA
GROVER CLEVELAND.
BY the President:
RICHARD oI.NEY,
SECRETARY Of State.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09

A Pittshurg dispatch sars the boom
in structural iron Is so great the manu-
facturers are unable 10 supply the de-
mands. For two months the Carnegie
structural mills have been running to
the limit The company put 4 time
linit on the delivery of contracts for
all kinds OF material for structural
work. II was announced two weeks ago
that no orders for material TO be do
iivered within sixty days would be ac-
cepted. This week the limit has been
raised, and orders for delivery under
three months are refused. The same
conditions apply to other large struc-
turai mills Il is estimated that the
Carnegie Company has contracts on
hand at present aggregating almost
1,0oo. 900 tons of structural material
The limit OF production for the re-
mainder OF the year viii not go much
beyond 100 900 tons. and the contracts
on hand will run weil into 1886.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09
D.nar rrsln noa.l-+sy ia rs.4.-

Torreo. Mexica. Nov. s--Cne q IN
most DARING train ratslpcries tat has s-vsr
osocurred Ia the repnbsh. u Mexfas aaN
committed on the Szu Ts-lso tssanea x
the international railrlad isss Naek. iu
which The Wslis-Far=e Exfsgss com
p1uy lost Ss.ss1. bat fhrpneh ilss .a,,-
rrtary Of the 0fieiais tise facts vgese sup
preSss-d until to-day. ne train CONSIST
The robbers entered The ear While -.
usessenser was shsent and tsrsF ~.
szfe out of The rs.ar door and ihsa made
their escape- Oricsss were AZ once nod.
Gs-i and the next day u. safr. battered
alni0st 10 piereS. aud Tifiad q In eslfi-
teHts. was found in 4 elEnp ~ hushrs
TWO miles FROM ihe track. b-stwy-sn Ifar.
nos and SAN Pedro. Foar MexHzIas are
now IN Jal on suspj1i9n os being eta
eerned In ihs rabbery.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09

The olympian games are 70 b re-
vived at Athens. In Greece. next April.
and II Is time for the winners OF the
American events in athletics this year
TO put themselves In communication
with the director OF the games The
American universities ought to be well
represented. n addition TO taking part
in the games they can brush up their
Greek IN conversation and reading the
daily papers
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09
Fioarisc FIRE
rsopis Near n.raa,eaa. Inal.ns. sspp .
Prairie Ffr~~

rrstrss Ffrr~
Chicago. Nov. s-TRo hnaslfud msa
wameu and children. rssidenss q m
south par; of Hammond IHstiSRs. we're
hEhtinC fine an dzy yesterday u order
10 ssyc their heuics fFesu dasfFlieti1a.
Early ID the nsrnlnE The hsaE Eras5
raar The I1itic Calumrs rlTpF. a few
miles soath o. tawa. caashi firr, presHfa.
sbly through careIessns-ss - hauiers- 4
sirons u-lnd was hIasinE from ~
south. aah fhe datnes sIfr,aad rzpidiy,
su;ii ihry uadf \ line unarig half ; nziie
lour. They rtsslscd toward the city
,areatening destrnciloa p eyrrytainE ir.
heir path.
Homew6od aGdi,saa. the azes1 arsats-
ratio par, cg ihe city. was dlrecsiy IN
llt, path % ;ha flre. ani shs Inhabitants
K that ne,cdt,arhgslfi som saa y uani&
AXE herplc EDrk to save tieif homes
An appeal was made % the sife depart.
eeat for ais. and ibey Etrr glvcn sev-
raj hundred fcci - hcse with a cuupsa
of n1Ezies No iael ceuid B. fssruishei
thcm and q v0iuafcT are trsEsde azs
saan ursAnixsd With ex-siogrty Hanlrd r
Edward =. Aaes AZ captain and city
EnEineer VII r. Bridge - tseuisnaus
No sooner would yhs fsssas BE- exEiD-
suisbcd Ia oae piace ihan Ihey uaB,d
break ont m ane;hfr SeTersi flnes the
uiile compsHy a0uid give MP q assf,sir
huf- urged On By their leaders. IL y
would ulahe a fresh start and finally.
al seven 0'esosk taat night. Il WIS
thought that all dSuxsr was oTer fos lie
tiyne.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09

One thing may frankly and truthtuiiy
be said--in no part Of this country to-
day Is the oId-fashioned American Sun
day--a day OF cessation from secular
labor. respectful quiet. and worship for
all who are inciined-so generally OBJ
served as in the south. This fact Is
noted with extreme qualification by
northern visitors. already uuhappily
familiar with current practices
throughout this section and the west
particularly
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09

A young man shot a young woman
because she would aot love him any
more II seems that some people Will
never learn that what may appear very
romantic when enacted on the stage
with subdued lights. soft music and
blank cartridges is rothing more than
the sifliest sort OF fooilshness In every
day life. II our young people would be
a little more careful about their diet
they would not be 50 liable 70 lose the
little brains with which they we're en-
dowed-
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09
oossLlnc STREETS.
Chicago Railroads Make COED Zee Of
Supaar.

Chicago Railroads Make Gend Gee Of
sunday.
Chicago. Nov. I.--Ail records in the
way OF railway building were bcuken
in Chlcaso yesterday.
The Chicago City Railway company,
after rnasslns men and materials fer
sixteen hours. began work on ioaiSna
avenue at Thirty ninth sfrset With The
beginning OF the day and by 10 o'es0ck
had turned the horse ear line from that
point to Fifty-frst street into an elec-
tric road Three hundred men in that
time planted a mile and q half Of poles
and strung the uecessary wire At
1912 O'Clock car propelled by cleo
uicity went over the track.
The Northern Pacific did an almost
as remarkable piece OF wagk. AT l a
M. 8 long train loaded wiki 800 men,
thousands or ties and four miles Of rails,
backed on its track on West Fcstleih
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09

Whether or not there Is anything In
physiognomy. there is no doubt that
some mems characteristics are betrayed
by their faces For example, IL man
has a bottle nose you may know he Is
fond OF iiQuo-.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09

Chicago has II. 600 children too many
Tor her schools and twenty new build
ings have been erected during the past
year. This gives one an idea how Chi
eego Is getting there The number Of
pupils enrolled this year exceeds i7s.-
o00
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09
coIOsApo CONE -:

y. ~ afrNttNSaA4s . ktNlal za5la- trrs
q colorado Springs, esed ea lAs d
Joe Frccian. netei iau,rsi
cAped frpn The Tenstenflssg "a -
The TAttlc Johnny mine a. fe,.v
has Increased Ia wages fgsaa ssssi,s n
per dSy
Members Of the Uuitesi stsfsS
logical Survey arc Al WaEk "a a. -
ity % Asfzn-
Mis- Dassy Fickens q Aso4a :,
visiting ths Durranf ninN faH
an c1sen shaft and was rsss.y s
w H. Glsdal-, 4 teanstsr "a.
rear So Eimn. a seW dSgs - y n
by4ke ~ his waran glrlng say, -
snlasA-up.
A. the resni, q a qasrr orr -
az cards AZ Iaadvilie. PAIR aFss
ally lnjufesi Charies Nargfa ~ Asss'J
hira over t6c head win 4 psskst
The dad BODY % wIlnsss Ry4
WichI;z. Kansas. was truna "a T. =
rad track near Grad Juaetsa a n
Is IL = suspsrtsd nat - vas -
t-cfure being piacsd thesc b b fgz =
The subscription csuuittss - 4
teadFilie icr lialscr has HE SD
Sisf..1 aud y u expected th1t ID
maney uiii D. RAISED ta assnss - a
ooss - tae enteEpriss.
A canning fAr,nry e b. y hss 4
Grand jaurshon 10 he ready = arssl
next years er,p AZ s usaf.tx Y a
NHaasafs - -s.ss.a..s.H a...salsl.ssg. . u
tWp and onr-hsif acr1s - srasas N
Donated q 0eorze SwinEieT ssl a
h.ds ~ill be let sc case ~ ihs azsrs
q The pisni.
W 3 Sirastoa. thr Cripfss CFlsf a
ae1alrc. has fls-d II. s1swtr q - 4
trict court tD ;,sa hils<sfiaas $50 4
Mrs C1ndare Rocs. lu a tssatsk 4 ID
i~e suit IN wki.h sie uaaa f5t 4
a2nsaEss<, Tlc ansesr atzae1ass :
scnrral draial of al ti1 eh8res sa.
Mrs Hoos uSskss seaiasS Ma
Afns5 Peavey. ssase saf.rsa tzi.st I,
pssbiic insfrlciioa. has rstarasa = n,
ver fr1gn ~ psiicial srtp = crs4
Cry--k dis,ricf Sse s-tys sAs saat 1.
spaa=ais therr "a 4 Haur.s .slIsnz ca a
TaryesaE hunsbsr fwaJys. 81. fss I'd,
are badly scssiasi. ana 4 me sizz "A i
heid AZ onrr % E.l thsm rsss 8sr43a
sar speaks v,sy hlghly ~ ~ ssss>
teutieui y. H. shlrssis-
Judge steele Ii tse AraF4has nsss-
court has aunanpresf hss iesssse E n
csEa % Aiioiph Gsursou aEaiist q u
tefnafinnal Trust S0ripaur 3 ssal
the ccurf FcciurSs tha uqmfssf -;
substitutes IN lts sfeaa Baa5lsa' ;
titien o. Guu=seu TAe ia;fsr srse'
70 the satlsfscsien u the fsrFf -; !
was the brother u Peisr GnmfT.
A myuerloas oufa, 6f surysysr, ) .
f<asedf wutkles lts way up fl5ts -
ca. parsiiei,ue The S1afA Pax 30
Tbs South Para has isr eas & =
ninE on. he<ldrs two nasfe ne LHzrs
Il isio GrAnda has Gos, AID psi (
Hlsrady Eradcd. sua Ia asiGiis's 2 -
there Is kfoRa % be staee i.rs s'zss
eatneWhcFc Ia exiSteacs WIS = p
aiaE The --latest snrvsy = aes sn9@a
George A. HiisrToNe 4 r1ntstf I
the South PARK, was rrsgasly lllze
seriously, his shuaider t-&hs a-ssff
and cruslseti The Accsdral haIssls.i
Bath on a two pr ccai. grace, -
Hss trouble with the az, hraes 80 =
rows w7s undrr ne car nlskine = e
Animation when the irain g1s ssE'-i
catchlnE bins under the whstlS y
risht arm was smgr,a,ed ard B's'7si
nay de.
The growth of she state l5itss'
steady aud substantial N.iaa =
years the numtrr of stuafais ~ 8.
led The enroii1neus faT the EEessi :.
win b. 100. and this AuulssT does z.
elude some hfty correspond <
denls. who are graduates of aigia -. ~
ar normal scaooi-. aud AFe nanseail =