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77, 7S, 79 SO sI and s2, lots Nos.7 and in block No 97, lots to 10 inclusive in block No. 9s lots to inclusive in block No. 99, the west One-half of block No 1OO blocks Nos 1Os, l09, 11O Ill., 112, 12I 122 123 124 I26, 127, l2s 129, and 13O lots to inclusive in block No Al, block IA. blocks Nos. 15O, I51, I52 153, I54 155, and 156, lots to in elusive in block I57 blocks Nos. 15s, 159, 16o 16l 162, and 16S, the west one-haf of block 164, the east enc half of block 165 blocks Nos 166, and 16I lots l. 2, B. 1, g. :, and in block I68, and block l6s. Said lots and blocks being per the official map of the Village of Yuma, Whites survey And it is ordered and ordained that the Mayor of said Village of Yuma make and execute good and sufficient deeds of conveyance running to said Com pany its successors or assigns, of said lots and blocks to he placed in escrow with the First Na- tiona Bank of Los Angeles State of California. said deeds to be placed in escrow, as aforesaid, imme diatey after the passage of this ordinance. There shall be two deeds of conveyance, one for all the odd numbered blocks and ore for all the num- bered blocks of said Village, herein above mention ed as being by this ordinance | conveyed to the said South West I'm. provement Company, it's successors or assigns, and the conditions of said shall be that said deed for all said odd numbered blocks shall be de- | lNSIeu IO SAlu COupdHyy SuCCeSShS UT 4SSlSDSy upon the completion of the construction of said Canal of sad Company, from it's head to the Rail road track of the Southern Pacific Company. at | point where the present survey of said Company's Canal said track and that said deed for all said numbered blocks shall be delivered to said Company, it's successors assignsupon the further ompletion of construction of said Canal of said Company through the tunnel hereinbefore set | forth.
 SECTION 5-Ordinance No. A, passed by this coun- ci and approved the 11th, day of October 1895 is | hereby repealed
 I SECTION 6-This ordinance shall have effect and be in force after it shall have been published for three l successive weeks in the Arizona SENTINEL a news paper published in the said Village of Yuma.
 Passed and approved this S0th day of December | A. D. 1895.
 F. S. INGALLS,, | Mayor of ths Village of Yuma. Attest:
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Village Recorder.
ORDINANCE NO. 55.

Be it ordained by the Mayor and Com mon Council of the Village of Yuma, Ari- z1na Territory.
 SECTION 1. That all able bodied persons not having visible means to maintain them selves, and who live daily without employ ment, or who are found lettering around and lodging in drinking saloons, barrooms, out houses, houses of bad repute, or any public places, such as side walks, streets, alleys, vacant lots, or in sheds, wagons, or empty railroad cars, or who shall be found trespassing upon prvate premises, without being able to give satisfactory account of themselves; or who shall go from house to house, or upon streets, or any other place in said village, begging for themselves; or who habituaIly Ioiters and hangs around saloons, bar rooms, bawdy houses, and live without employment, and without visible means of support, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor. and upon convic- ton thereof shall be punished by fine of not less than $10nOr more than $50, together with the cost of prosecuting, and upon failure to | pay the same, shall be committed to the custody of the village Marshal, who shall cause such person to work upon the public streets, buildings, or public works of sad village until such fine and costs shall be paid at the rate of $1 for each day, for each dollar of said fine and costs.
 SEC. ?. That in case any person or per sons, so convicted and sentenced, and who shall refuse to work on said public works buildings or streets, except on Sundays, or other public holidays, to so pay tho fine and cost imposed upon them, shall be placed in the village jail and there held in confinement, and on bread and water alone for double the number of days he may re. fuse to work to so pay his fine and costs, or until he shall so work on said works, streets or public buildings.
 SEC. 3. Any person who shall attempt to escape from the custody of said village Marshal, while at labor, and under his superintendence to discharge any fine and cost imposed upon him. shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor. and on conviction shall be fined not exceeding $50.
 SET.4. It shall be the duty of said village | hdISlldI lO See llldG any anu all peTSO0S committed to his charge and custody fol labor on the public works, of said village or on the streets to pay any fine and cos Imposed on him Or-them, shall be kept al labor for eight hours per day, Sundays anC public holidays excepted, until such fine and cost shall be paid, and during such time he shall use all such precautiou a, may be necessary to keep such persons from escape and at work until lawfully re- leased.
 SEC. 5. Ali Ordinances and parts of Ordi nances in conflict with this Ordinance b' and the same are hereby repeated.
 SEC. 6. This Ordinance shall take effec and be in force from and after it's passage and publication according to law.
 Passed and approved this 21st day oi February, 1896.
 Attest: k. J. DUNCAN,
 Mayor of the Village or Yuma. | J. H. CARPENTER,
 Village Recorder.
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over and through said private properties then all of said lots and blocks remaining undis- posed of, as required by this Ordinance, shall revert absolutely to the Village of Yuma.
 SEC s. The said Mayor of said Village shall make a report of any and all convey ances made and executed by him, under the terms of this Ordinance, to the Com mon Council of said Village at its first regular meeting after the execution of any such conveyance. SEC. :. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in torce from and after its publica- ton in the Arizona Sentinel, newspaper published in said Village, for three success sive weeks after it's passage.
 Passed and approved this Fist day of February, 1886. Attest: R. J, DUNCAN,
 Mayor of the Village of Yuma. l J. H. CARPENTER, | NiII1oo Recorder
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Yuma Times-Personal property. 1910
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, l
 COUNTY OF YUMA. sS' l hereby certify that the above and fore List of Yuma County, Arizona Territory for the year 1895, containing the names of the persons, and description of the prop erty delinquent, and the amount of taxes and cost due the County of Yuma and Territory of Arizona for said year opposite each name and description, with the taxes due on per sonal property added to the taxes on real estate when the real estate is liable therefor or the several taxes are due from the same persons. F, $. INGALLS,,
 Treasurer of Yuma County and
 Ex-officio Tax Collector.
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, l
 COUNTY OF YUMA. SS' Notice is hereby given that unless the taxes delinquent upon the above list togethtr With the costs and percentage are paid, the real property above described upor which said taxes are lien, will be sold al auction, as required by law, on Monday the 23rd day of March. A. D. 1896, at l o'clock q. m., in the forenoon of said day, at axd II front of the Court House of Yuma County in the Village of Yuma, Arizona.
 F. $. INGALLS,,
 County Treasurer and Ex-officio Tax
 Collector of Yuma County, Arizona. The "qr" and "hf' in the above Delinquent Tax List stands for "44' 4 and "4" reSpectively.-Ellitor.
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Algodones tract near Yuma, lyiHg along and contiguous to to the Colorado river with the exception of about 5000 acres previously sold. 1850 acres. =. 3
 Crawford, Robert J-E hf Cf n " ar and n or of W ar, sec IF, tp 9 ST 23 W, 120 acres, 1-20 interest in the Paso de los Algodones tract near Yuma, lying along and cCn- tiguous to the Colorado river, with the exception of about 5000 acres previously sold, 1850 acre. ........ ]
 Coe, Sarah E-S w ar, e or of S W ar, sec s, tp9 s r 23 W, n W qr of S qr and Inf Of n " qr and W qr and " qr of W or and W Inf of n W qr, sec IT, tp 9 23 W, 190 acres
 Coe, Earl B-Thirteen-for- tieth interest in the Paso de los Algodones tract near Yuma, lying along and contiguous to the Colorado river with the ex- ception of about 5000 acres previously sold, 12025 acres. :. 2C
 Cargill. A D-SW qr and lot 2, sec 30, tp ) s, r 2l W, l acre.
 Cruthers, E-Personal prop erty.. .... .....
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DELINQUENT
TAX LIST OF YUMA COUNTY FOR
 THE YEAR 1895.

Names Of persons and description nf property in the County of Yuma, Territory of Arizona, owing taxes to said county and Territory after the 16th day Of December, A. D. 1895 for the year 1895, and unpaid.
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Fugitt, John - Personal property ....
 Figureoa, Ignacia - Lot z, blk 3. ... .... .. l
 Field, David Ms Inf lot 8 blk Al. ...... .........
 Franklin, Bessie B-NE ar of e or and s Inf of s qg and w ar of W or sec 30, tp 7 s, r 16 w, 160 acres. .... ...... ?
 Field, Geo H-Part of lot 8, in blk 21. ...............
 Forbes, Robt-S w pr sec 3, tp s S, r 17 W, I60 acres ... 2
 Fain, William B-Personal property .. ......
 Fulton, Thos. As W ar sec 12 tp s S, IF W, 16O acres. =. }
 Figueroa, Pablo-Lot ?, blk 142 lot 3 blk 142 and personal property. -... .. .. l
 Figueroa, Merced-Lot s blk 19 lot 1 blk 6 and personal property. l
 Farmers Irrigating Canal Co. -8 miles canal, commencing at point on the Gila River where the Yuma and Maricopa County line crosses said river, and commonly known as the Farmers Canal, $200 per mile... (
 Felix, F-N W ar sec 33 tp7 s, l6 w, 160 acres. ?
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Hart A. A-Personal prop eFIy..
 Hinds s. B-Personal prop erty. ............. .
 Holiday, Lon-W Inf of or of n e qr sec 3l, tp g s, g W, 10 acres. ..... ..... 2
 Horner, Chris-E Inf sec 12 tp s, IF W, 320 acres, one- half of lot 23, blk 9 and person al property. y........ ... 84
 HOrnbeck, Robert-Lot blk 95 and personal property... 29
 Haraszthy B. A-blk 61 part lot 3 blk 2I and personal prop
 Hartlee, B. F-Half sec 10 tp 8 8, 17 W, 320 acres. =. .... 55
 Hicks l.. A-Lots l and 2 blk 148 Inf sec l2 tp 8 S, IT ", 3ZO acres. s..,......o..., ..'.-, ol
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'" ANTED:-Several trustworthy gentlemen
 w or ladies to travel in Arizona for sstab = iiShed reliable house. Salary s7SO and expenses Steady position. Enclose reference and self ad- dressed stamped envelope. The Dominion Com pany, Third Flcor, e4asha BulAsce. ohie.sc N.
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Garcia Pabla-Personal prop erCy.. Z.0'
 Godfrey, J. INV Inf of Inf sec 30 tp ' S, r l5 w......2S.l .l
 G cen, Mrs Porferio C-Lot s blk } and personal prop erG 1O 0
 Gonzales Francisco-Person- al property. ....... 12.S
 Onofrio Gonzales Personal property. ... .... 5. S'
 Goodfellow Geo. E Sec 31 tp s s. p W, GAO acres. ..-..... 46.7-
 Gray w. H--Personal prop erty. y........................ 4.6.
 Gallardo M-Personal prop 6rty.. 1.J.
 Godfrey Mrs. A. C-Lot ? blk 13 and personal property. 39.31
 Gregory c. L--N Inf of Il ar of n eqr sec 6 tp g S, r 23 W, 20 acres. .... ''''''" 4.O'
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WY

and Improvements. s................ 2
 WY
 Woodman, w W-Blk 90, and personal property ......... Il Woodman, Mrs w W-Lots } and 6, blk ll5, and personal property. 4S Wetmore, k A-3-S0 interest in the Paso de los Algadones tract near Yuma. lying along and contiguous to the Colorado river, with the excep- tion of about 5000 acres previously sold. 1887 acres s.............. 24t Westfall, Valentine-S w qr sec ?, tp s, l6 ", leo acres, W qr of W ar sec %, tp s S, 23 W, 40 acres, and Improvements and per sonal property AZ Welcome, F-Lot 3, blk l73..... Wells, Frank DIV Inf of Il W qr of W or sec 6, tp 9 s, r 23 W, 20 acres 4 Williamson, AN k qr of W ar sec 5, tp 9s, r. 3 W, 10 acres. =. , IWhaley, D C-S E qr sec 6, tp 6 s, r II W, l6O acres, qr of e qr of W qr sec 3l, tp Ss, 23 W, 10
 Wham, w INV Inf of qr and Inf of or and s " ar of g of
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Inf of or sec 20, tp 8 s, r Y W, so acres, W Inf of n W or sec Fl, tp $ srl7w W. 80 acres s..... 57 .46
 Prague, Chas W-Personal prop oo ortrr lH. .SS
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Daniel, Concepcion-Lot 1, blk 25, part of lot ?, blk 25. -.
 Doan, Fletcher Ms F qr sec 23, tp 6 ST 12w, qr sec : 2G, tp 6 s, 12 ", 320 acres. =. ,
 Donnelly, J W-S E or of n W ar, sec ,, tp 9s, 23 ", 40 acres. s... ..
 Daniel, Jesus - Personal property ............ ........ 4
 Daniel, Lola-Personal prop erty. -. .... ............
 Dorn, D S-NW or sec 9 tp s S, T 22 W, 160 acres. =. .. 2
 Darlington, J W--S Inf and Inf of n Inf sec l, tp s $, 17 W, 4S0 acres. -. .... ... 8
 Desch, w M-One sixteenth interest in the Paso de los AL godones tract near Yuma, ly- ing along and contiguous to the Colorado river, with the exception of about 5000 acres previously sold, 2312 acres. =. 45
 Dawson, Thomas Zone fortieth interest in the Paso de los Algodones tract near Yuma, lying along and contig- uous to the Colorado river, with the exception of about 5000 acres previously sold,
 DeGotf, Chas, DINE ar and Il Inf of Inf, sec II, tp s S, 16 W, 320 acres. . ..
 Doten, Estate of--Lot 20, blk 9 and personal property. l
 Dewey, Robt - Personal property. ....... ........ Davis, R TN w qr sec B, tp 7 r 16 W 160 acres .... Daniel, Josefa-S Inf of Inf Soc 1 in SSr17 " 7h0 acres
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sec II, tp s, l2 W, 200 acres, and personal property ............ A
 Weatherby, B r w ar sec 2, tp 6 $, r l2 W, l60 acres. ..... 2S
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Eppinger, William-W Inf of S W ar of W ar of n W qr sec 8, tp 9, 23 W, acres. .... 1.3
 Esselburn, L. Personal property. ... ....... ...... 11.O
 Ellsworth, J MY Inf of sw or of w ar, sec 30, tp s S r 23 W, 20 acres. ........ 40
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TOTAL TAXES
 AND CosTs.
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srl7 W. so acres 57.46 Prague, Chas W-Personal prop
 :E
 Redondo, Frank-Lots 5 and 6, blk l9, l-l2 of sec 10, tp s s,r 23 ", 531a acres, and personal property. 29.43 Rollins < Sons, E HE Inf and W or of or and W Inf of Inf sec 5, tp Is, g W, 2S0 acres, e Inf and pr of qr sec ', tp9 s, 23w, l2O acres, and personal property. 230.oO Reayis, D D-Part sec IA, tp7s, l3 ", so acres, hi of W qr sec l4, tp 7 S, r l5 W, so acres. ........ 2S.72 Renisaik, A Ms Inf of " ar and or of n, W or and W qr of or of sec 2S, tp s, P W, l6O | acres. ................. lZ.@o Redondo, Dolores-l-l2 sec 10, tp Sls. 23 W, 531l acres, Inf lot s, blk l9 and personal property ...... 4.40 Ramirez, c G-Lots 8, 9, 10 and I9, blk g, lot 5, blk l3 and improve o- ertv ertv..s'........ He''""l''n'' o A 4.7O Romo. A-Lot II, blk IS. l2.57
 S
 Snyder, Fort-S E qr sec F, tp 6 s, l2 W, l60 acres, and personal l property 1O'' T Stiles, Maurice-Blk lO2, and per sonal droperty rty................... 1885 Snider. John-Personal property. 9.70 Stacey, Mrs c D-Personal prop ertv''........................ ertv 1881 South Gila Canal Colo miles of canal. commencing at the east line of Yuma Co., thence running in westerly direction at $l00 per mile.. Al .76 Solomon. Rosa-Lot II 7, blk o.. 7.72 Sanchez, Diff lot l, blk ll6, lot ?, blk ll6 l6,69 Shanssey, Hot 12, blk 96, and personal property .......... 5o.4I Smith, w P-E Inf of s ar of ar sec 25, tp S, 24 W 20 acres.... 3-96 Streeter, Electa AN E CT of W ar of Il w or and n W qr of n or of n or sec s, tp 9 s, r 23 W, 20 acres. 3.9f Seegar, o ME Inf of W Inf of e. ar sec 3l, tp Ss, g W, 40 acres.. 7.55 Stevenson, A M-l-20 interest in the Paso de los Alsadones tract near Yuma, lying along and contiguous to the Colorado river, with the excep- tion of 5000 acres previously sold, l. $50 acres. ................... 3l6.O2 Saunders, Maria Lots ,, 6. ', and or ot Il " or and hf of qr and Inf of W qr and qr sec 6, tp S, r l5 ", 4S0 acres, lots l and n ar of W qr sec 7, tp s 8, l5 W, So acres. 9S.O4 Saunders, Julia D-N E qr and n W or sec l2, tp s s, l6 W, 320 acres s ar and Inf and n CT sec l, tp s S, l6 W, 290 acres ............... lO4.S5 Scott, Wm L-N w qr sec 5, tpS s, l6 w........................ 2S. 2 Saunders, Cole-N " qr sec 3, tp S, l6 ", l60 acres, W qr SEC H., tp s, l6 W, l60 acres, Inf of s Inf sec ?, tp s. l6 W, l60 acres ... S4 6S Stiles, Juana-S w ar sec 8, tp g s, g W and W Inf of W Inf sec l7, tp g s, 23 W, 320 acres. ............. 53.4l Storment, J C-N E ar sec l5, tp 7 S, l5 W, l60 acres ............ 2622 Schuerman, w H-S Inf of n wqr and Inf of W ar sec 26, tp 6 ,rl2 w, l6O acres. 32 34 Sanford, E MN w or of s W or of W qr sec ,, tp 9 s, 23 W, 10 | acres. ........... ZZt Smith, c Milf lot |, blk ll6, lot IT, blk ll6 6.............. 25'l5
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ORDINANCE NO. 49.

Village Recorder
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Toledo, F-S E qr sec l9, tp 6s,r 12 W, and personal property ....... 40.62 Townsend, o F-Sec 26, tp s s,r g W, l60 acres, lots l and ?, blk 95, and improvements, lot l5, blk 9, lot II, blk 10, lot l, blk 96, ard personal property, lot 3, blk II, and improve ments. 1Ol ,O5 Tapia, Robert-Persenal property 2.52 Thornton, o TN w ar sec :, tp s. r l3 W, l60 acres, and personal property, ......:. :...... S2.3I Treaviano, Chas-Personal prop Treichler, Henry-N W ar sec II, tp S, Y ", l60 acres. .......... 2S.22 Feel, w P-N w qr sec 2l. tp s, l2 W, l60 acres, W qr sec II, tp S, l7 w, l60 acres es. 56 45 Thurlow, Eurora S-S w or of ne or sec 10, tp s s, r l7 W, 40 acres. 7.43 Torres, Jose-Improvements on real estate at Haqua Hala. ........ l2.SS
 U
 Union Ice Co-Personal property. 1910 Upham, J MS Inf sec 10, tp s S, rl2w. 32O acres 55 95 Unknown, Owners-Lot II, blk l2 123
 .' Lot IT, blk A 4. l9
 " Lot 1, blk Al .9S
 {" Lot 6. blk Al 9S
 |" Lot 7, blk Al .9S
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Lynch, Barney-Personal prop crCy ...... ....-'''' -
 Lorona, G-Personal property.
 Luke, Frank-N W qr sec l5, tp s, l2 W, l60 acres. ..........:
 Levy. Isaac-Lot l, blk 2l, and personal property ................
 Low, w W-Lots l, 4, ,, s, 9, 10, II, l2, 2,-3, 6, 7, sec 29, tp 6 s, rl3 W, 4SO acres, lots l3, IA, l5, l6, sec 20, tp 6 s, r l3 W, l6O acres, and personal property .............
 Lang, J IN w ar of W ar of W or sec 8, tp 9 s, 23 W, 10 acres
 Harrison, c A-W Inf of n Inf and ar sec 3I, tp s s, g ", 40 acres
 Linley, D AS inf and n W qr sec 9, tp s S, r l7 ", qr and ht ot W ar sec S, tp s s, r Y W. ....... l:
 Linley, Mary B-N Inf of qr and n Inf of ar and W qr of n W or and W ar of s W qr of sec b, tp s,rl7 W, 240 acres s..........
The Portland daily press., 1896-03-06
AN ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mrs. lie Baron will have charge of our
custom dressmaking department. the coming
season. Mrs. lie Baron will be ready to re-
ceive customers MONDAY, March 9th,
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OUT AT PRIDE's BRIDGE.
The Ferry Established-C Carrying the Milk.
mems Milk Across.

Commissioner Fernald and Superinten.
dent Staples and Engineers Hunt and
Thompson went out to Pride's bridge
yesterday and made a survey in view Of
building the new bridge. They established
the row boat ferry for pedestrians. The
boatman will be on duty till p. m.
They carried out two horns for each side
of the ferry, so that the people can sum-
mon the boatman from the house at the
top of the hill.
A good many milkmen that supply
Deering and Portland customers have
been seriously Inconvenience by the
lack of asbridge. Monday they had to
drive up around Saooarappa or down
around Smelt Hill One milkman had
to drive Is miles out of his way by 60
ing up around Saccarappa. He didn't
get his milk delivered at one house in
Deering till p. m, here he usually de-
livers it IN the early morning. The ferry
at Pride's bridge will help the milkmen
who will have two teams, one on each
side of the river. Yesterday morning the
boat took across 30 cans of milk at one
lead.
The water has resumed its normal
level. One of the relics of the food is
long cake of ice, lodged about IL feet
up in the tree.
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MISS TREApwELL's EXHIBITION.
A Most Charming Entertainment at City
Hail.

Miss Treadwell assuredly deserves sue
of patience, skill and hard work to drill
so many children Of an age that is diff
cult Of restraint and give such tho
roughly delightful and artistic exhibition
as that at City hall last evening, under
the auspices of the First Baptist Society
of Christian Endeavorers. 1t was Miss
Treadwell's fourth annual entertainment
and it was even better than its excellent
predecessors. This was the programme:
Annual March, LeTroubadour Club
Dedicated to Miss y'resdwelI BY Leayitt
and Gfe5n.
Club Swinging, Glass of Young Ladies
Pantomimic Expression,
Glass of Little Girls.
Greeting; Meditation; Bashfulness; JOY !:
Grief; Anger; Watching; WEAKNESS
Affection; Gossip; Waking; Vanity !;
Merriment; Astonishment; Family
Ease; at the Photographers.
Pole Drill, Glass of Misses
solo-Waltz Song from Romeo and
Juliet, by Gounod, Miss Knight
Military Drill, Glass of Little Boys
Columbian Drill, Glass of Young Ladies
Fencing, Glass of BOYS
Dumb Bell Drill, Glass of Girls
Solo-a, "a Parting" by Rogers
b, "Ouvre ties yeux bleus,''
by Massneet
Miss Knight
Club Swinging, Linnie B. Treadwell
Pantomimes and Tableaux,
Glass of Young Ladies
Throw Out the Life Line, Sorrow
o ola Halk Ts at aep The Rv Weeping Willows
IF 7 c0u1d 0n1v no tob H.;
Nearer My God to Thee,
Rock of Ages, by request
The club swinging by the young ladies
the Columbian drill with flags, closing
with the tableaux of the Goddess of Liber-
ty and "My Country Ills OF Thee" sung
by Miss Florence 6. Knight; the fencing,
by the squad of boys; the dumb bell drill
by a class of young girls were very pref
ty. The pantomimic grouping by the
little girls was exceeding amusing and
they expressed the varying emotions
much better than many of their elders
could have done. The pole drill by the
class of misses was one of the most at.
tractive numbers, the tune and precision
of each movement almost perfect Miss
Treadwell showed herself, as always, a
mistress of club swinging and received a
beautiful bouquet. Miss Florence G.
Knight was warmly welcomed here
again and sang, as she always does,
oharmingly. In response to an encore
she sang a verse of q pretty Scotch ballad.
The tableaux and pantomimes at the
close received great and deserved ap-
plause and were made exceedingly effec.
tive by the oolors Of the lime light, and
Miss Knights delightful singing. The au-
dience was ushered most satisfactorily un
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RINE.S BROTHERS,

wife of Joseph Deguio aged IA years months
burial at Gorham, Maine
In Hartford, Feb. Is. Mrs. Austin Jackson
aged SO years.
In Norway. Feb. II, Morris, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Libby. formerly of Bridgton
In Brewer, Feb. 25, Mrs. Mary Donohue,
: In Bradley, Feb. 81, Mrs. Joel Harrison. aged
81 years.
In woolwich. Feb. %. Mrs. Mary J. Tibbetts.
aged 70 years.
In Dayton. Feb. 81. Mrs. Samuel Hill. aged
IS years.
In West Sumner Feb. 13. Annie E.. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Barrows, aged IS years.
In North Appleton. Feb. is, Warren Went.
orth, aged 70 years.
win East Peru, Feb. IA, Amos L. Harlow, aged
rs years.
rln Westbrook, Feb. %, Mrs. Mary F. Staples,
aged 81 years.
In Ellsworth. Feb. 20, Mrs. John Kiel.
In Boothbay Harbor, Feb. 20. Mrs. Abigail
Sherman. aged 81 years.
In South gardiner. Feb. 49, Mrs Alonzo
In West Gardiner. Feb. 81. Miss Olive G Nc
Causland, aged 76 years.
In Byron. Feb. o. John W, Hylan, aged 70
years.
In Canton Feb. Is, Austin Reynolds, aged
70 years.
The funeral service of the late Mrs Martha
Ellen Strout viii take place this Friday after
noon at = O'CLOCK. from No. ia Pearl street.
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The Vendetta,

The stands of photographic paper on the
streets showing the great prison scenes
at Toulon, as presented in the second act
of "The Vendetta, attract mach atten-
dance. The expression on the faces of the
oonvicts is sturdy. The exultant grin
of the one year criminal, the determined
face of the ten year man, the dispairing
countenance Of those sentenced for life,
the look of helpless agony on the faces
of the poor tortured cripple, the stern
features of the officers and guards are all
brought out in this bill board with a
clearness and life like detail that IN akes
it the acme of photographic work.