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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04
Steady Market.

WALL STREET. N. Y, February A.
The stock market opened quiet, and
a fraction higher, this morning. The
Union Pacific feature sold up to III The
trunk lines were not affected by the
reported breaking up Of the joint traf-
fic association and ruled steady.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04

NEW YORK, N. r., February 4 :
Attorney General Harmon and Sec-
retary Carlisle held conference in thu
city, to y, with Ex-Governor Hadley,
counsel for the government in Union
Pacific matters No information could
be obtained as to the result of the
conference.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04
A Rumor Denied .

NEW York, N. Y, February 4 =
Commissioner Blanchard, Of the joint
traffic association, to-day denied the
report from Chicago concerning the
disruption OF that body, owing to tho
alleged dissatisfaction Of the Grand
Trunk, Wabash, Big Four, Lake Shore,
Clover Leaf and other lines, over traf-
ic percentages.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04
LUJAN's RAILROAD BILL
Lady Writer Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, February A.
Mrs. Margaret Hosmer died suddenly
Of pneumonia, yesterday, in this city.
Mrs. Hosmer was at one time.a prnmi-
nent and prolific writer of short stories,
aud correspondent for San Francisco
newspapers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04

LONDON, England, February A.
LILY, dowager duchess Of Marlborough,
wife Of Lord William Bsresford, form
e-ly Mrs Louis Hammersley, Of New
York, gave birth to a son at III o'clock
this forenoon, at Deepdene, Dorking.
The mother and child are doing well.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04
An Hour with the Major,

CANTON, Ohio. February 4-Chair
man James X. Gowdy, of Indiana, spen
an hour with Major Mckinley, thi'
morning. He is said to be under con
sideration for appointment to the posi-
Of consul general at Paris.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04

The Pate Of The HlnkIe School Bill In Tho
Council.

Special Telegram TO The Optic.
SANTA FE, N. M, February 4tb
1897.-Thc counterpart Of the Hinkl
school bill will probably pass the hous
BY q two-thirds vote, this afternoon
The educational centers must take
warning about its future in the council
Campaign pledges made to rural die
tricts, will account for the strong vote
In the house.
Later The school bill passed the
house, almost unanimously, this after.
noon.
LUJAN's RAILROAD BILL.
Special Telegram to The Optic.
SANTA FE, N. M February 4th. 1897
j. Y. Lujan introduced in the house,
this morning, an act to regulate rail-
road fares, passenger and sleeping
cars, within the Territory Of New
Mexico.
The act for the distribution Of the
school funds occupied most of the time
in the house to-day.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04

MADRID, Spain, Februarylss4.-Tbe
decree, authorizing the proposed re-
forms in Cuba, announced to be signed
on Saturday, was signed by the queen
regent, to-day.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04
Bank Closes.

WASHINGTON, d. e., February -
Bank Examiner Stone, at Mount
Pleasant, Iowa, has been ordered t.
take charge of the First nationql BANK,
of Griswold, Iowa, which closed to-
dav
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04
Snowy Kansas.

ATcHIsoN, Kansas, February A.
Snow ~ inches deep covers the north
eastern part OF Kansas. A lighter
snow prevails in northwestern Kansas
The snow is still falling rapidly, and
Is the heaviest of the season.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04
McKinIey's Private secretary.

WASHINGTON, d. c., February A.
Representative Henry, of Connecticut,
received telegram, this morning,
from j. Addison Porter, of Hartford,
Conn.,, announcing that he had been
offered and accepted the position OF
private secretary to President-elect
Mckinley.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04

8Thomas A. Garule left Trinidad,
Colo, for Albuquerque, and it is said
hat one day this week he will lead to
the hymeneal altar one of. Now, Mexi-
co.'s fairest daughters.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04
Loss by Fire.

GLASGOW, February 4.-The Fair
field ship building works, IN this city.
we're burned, to-day. The loss il
$4,000, and 5000 men are thrown
out of employment.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04
Cut in Rates Denied

CHICAGO, Illinois, February A.
Large Shippers of grain and provisions,
this morning, denied all knowledge Of
q cut in east bound rates.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04

Skates sharpened, and skates for sele
at the old town hardware store. D. Win
ternitx, Bridge street. If
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04

W g.. Urton, manager OF the Cass
land and cattle company. returned 70
Roswell from Pleasant Hill Mo-.
where he went to attend meeting Of
the board Of directors Of that company.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04
Highest Of all in Leavening u s. Govt Report
R1H'a!I! g! fs%dsg7. fRskiRg
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Mr. PLEASANT, Iowa, February srd, 1897.
Mr.. Peter Roth For six years I havs
been troubled with dyspepsia and found
nothing hat would give me any relief till
found the Macbeth Mineral water and
now am well and eat anything.
Yours truly, ,
II CHAs. P. TkAcY.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04

II yo1 want to buy or sell anything in
the second hand goods line call on s..
kaufman, third door east Of the old town
postoffice 263-tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04

Special sales for the ensuing month.
Millinery below cost. MRS. s. A. CARR.
35- tt
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04

The disposition of the troublesome
question OF armor plate, its cost, etc !,
is one upon which the senate
committee on naval affairs caE-
not speedily reach conclusion.
An hour and half were
consumed, this morning, in consider
alton of the Chandler report, bus nc
decision was reached. That portion
relative to the cost of armor, was not
touched upon. The secretary of the
navy had fixed this cost at S400; Mr..
Chandler reduces it to $500. Firms
engaged In the manufacture of armor
are now receiving $500 and $3.50 ton
The committee will further consider
the subject, on next Tuesday.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04

For parties, concerts and sociaIs, rent
Rosenthal Bros. ball 50-s.-t
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04

Prayer was offered, in the house,
this morning, by Rev. J. K. Doliver,
OF Fort Dodge, Iowa, father Of Repre-
sentative Doliver.
A house bill was then passed, grant
ing the right-of-way to the Hudson
Reservoir and Canal company through
the Gila river reservation, in Arizona,
together with the privilege of NAM
tanning telegraph and telephone line'
along the right-of-way.
The senate bill was passed, authoriz.
ing life-saving station at or neal
Point Arena, California.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04
Mr.. HILL SPEAKS OUT
He Opposes Narrow Legislation
and Advocates Personal Lib
erty Of the Citizen.
NlCARAUGAN CANAL BILL
The Pope's Physician Is Sudden
ly Summoned to the Bedside
of His Holiness.
NOTED LADY WRITER DEAL

WASHINGTON, d. c., February A.
In the senate. to-day, the bill which
was introduced few days ago, by Mr.
Mills, to increase the pensions Of sur
vivors Of the war Of 1917, from $12 tc
$50 month, was reported fsvorably
from the committee on pensions, and
the bill was passed.
Mr.. Morrill, moved to take up and
pass the house bill to prohibit the sale
of intoxicating liquors in the capitol
building.
Mr.. Hill moved to refer the bill to
the committee on rules. The vote was
taken on Mr.. Hills motion to refer the
bill to the committee on rules, and the
reference was disagreed to--yeas, 81;
nays, so. While Mr.. Hill was speak
ing, the morning hour expired and the
bill went over, without action, until to-
morrow.
Mr.. Aliens resolution in reference
to the judicial sale of the Union Pacific
railroad. also went over until to-mor-
row, Mr.. Thurston stating that he
would then continue his remarks on
the subject. The bill was attacked BY
Mr.. Hill, who declared that the theory
Of the bill, If It has any vicious clauses.
it would not be parliamentary to sa,
that it was cowardly; therefore, he
would not say it. There is not single
senator who does not know that drinks
would be obtained in the capitol, here
after, as they had been obtained here
tofore. But senators had to satisfy the
clamor--to satisfy an alleged public
opinion. He had no sort of respect for
such public sentiment. Murder is
nothing, compared with violation of
the prohibition laws; robbery nothing;
burglary nothing. He is opposed to
such sort of narrow legislation. He
believes in the personal liberty Of the
citizsn.
With the consent of Mr.. Lodge, who |
is in charge OF the immigration bill.
the senate disagreed to the conference
report on the bill and asked for q new
conference.
The Nicaragua bill was then taken
up. and Mr.. Villas began his fourth
days argument against it.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04

PAY UP
Having disposed of one-half interest in
my market, to my brother, all accounts
owing me, Individually, must he settled at
once. 60tl5 G.. e. BLOOM.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04

LNOR RENT nicely furnished rooms !;
u Mrs. b. Howell, 323, North Fourth
street. 7yts.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EOR sALE.--A large lot OF new phaetons.
l buegies, road wagons, harness, at q
bargain. Al. l.. Cooley's stables, on Bridge
street. 76tf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1897-02-04

VXyANTED--P Position as book keeper or
w clerk. Location or salary no object.
Address X. this ofiice.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-27
DROWNED IN LAKE UNION.
John GiIiis Sinks without . Cry
Body Recovered.

John Gillis. a we'll known young mar Of
Fremont, was drowned yesterday after
moan shortly after : o'clock in Lake
Union Young ellis Was an excellent
swimmer and frequently ~enf In near tho
Fremont mill. favorite bathing place
for all the Fremont boys.
Yesterday afternoon he left his home
after dinner. He told his mother where
ne w:s going. and she cautioned him
about geinE into the water too soon after
eating. He passed through the streets OF
Fremont, and several persons spoke about
going IN swimming" an they noticed the
bathing snit thrcwn over his shoulder.
Several boys we're playing about in the
water and took no particular notice or
Gillis. except 20 acknowledge his greet
ings as he stepped into the water. Nor
was IL thought strange when he sank
suddenly. for no cutlery was made and the
water WAS not over six feet deep. \ few
minutes passed and one of the boys real
ICED that something WAS wrong. for
Johns face had not resppeared above the
water. Growing anxious an alarp. WAS
given. and " +. Buhtx and his t1other.
from Goddard's foundry. hurried TO the
spot.
The body was found resting IL seven
feet of water. and although ~. III. r.
Miller and Or. W. NJ. Patterson lid all In
their power 20 Tesuseltate him ltfe was
extinct. John Gilits was ls yeas old. He
WIS n carrier for the Times Ills route
extending ever three OF The NJ ethsrn sub
urhs. His father ana mother are Charles
and Abhia F.. ellis
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ny THE END OF OCTOBER
First 100 Miles OF Crows Nest Road
10 he Auiff-

A disratch from Nelson. n. c.. SAYS
that NJ j Hsncy. who has charge 81 the
construction OF the Crows Nest road for
the Canadian Pacific Railway Company.
arrived In Mcleod last wsek. The tea
ders fer the grading OF the FIRST fifty
miles OF the road from Lsthhridge were
To be in by today. end the tenders fer the
second nifty miles hv Thursday. The
contracts can fer the Immediate CONF
menceman. OF construction.
~ speaking 90 the cofopany's plans
Hanev said. we must push matters all
We can so "a 10 have the first 100 miles
completed ny the end az October. This
vs.n take as over the summit OF TIE
first mountains Gna as mountain work
Gan be proceeded with duYinr the winter
there will he 40 les-up ur;u the whole
read Is Completed II Will b. CEN
pie,e.s as soon as practicable, which I
think means IN the fan ~ is.s. There
are eight engsnecTtn parties az work
row. ara while the construction 81 the
flfw; Ia miles Is vnder way tks whase
roata will ee surveyed. aaNa rot yef
seen the surveys ToT thai part 81 the
route es..st rna engineers hs*r h~en oTer
50 as vet cas- give no estimate OF The
amount Of hss5etuK Or masonry required
l. the mountains these ssc a.terrste
,,xu.es ana va wi1 net decide unaa
which Is 70 ha followed GnH3 al bafe
been surveyed.
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kittiins County Fair.

Special Dispatch TO the Post -Inteliigencer.
wENATCHlsE. July 2s-kitti;as coun-
~ has decided to hold county fair this
fall. and Massrs F. NJ. Scheble, c. Rose
and c. n. Reed have been appointed a
committee to canvass the project IN this
rart Of the county. II has been decided
thar it would be feasible for the We
natehee valley people TO arrange an ex-
hibit OF their products and have X sent
30 the Kittitss county and Spokane fairs.
4 subscription fund will be raised 10 pur-
chase the exhibit Jars for fruit a-a ether
necessary expenses.
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merits where Il can Be done without ex-
c>edsng tie appropriation tor tbs earrent
moa.h-.
Other Bualness-
The petition az Thomas Burke for
Hcense 70 lag pipes in the alley from the
rear Of the Burke building ia the Rsa!tc
building, ard fha. af W. w. Collins 20
lay pipes IN the rear q the buildings
bounded by Spring street. Second avenue.
Cherry stree. and First avenue. was re-
ported on favorably by thu committee On
fire ard water znd Councilman Rudy and
Chapman. An ordinance granting tire
permission asked by Burke. sabssct 70
revocation al six months notice. WIS re-
fsrreG 70 Corporation Counsel Brown.
The resignation Of Capt ". e Jensen as
port warden. and the appointment OF
Arnes Brown TO I'LL the vacancy. Were ae-
eepted and The ia:ser's appointment was
confirmed.
The petition II Nancy F. Darts ecE q
correction az delinquent saxes was re-
fevrec TO the claims ccmmittes.
Ordinances.
Ordinances were acted upon a. follows:
Providing for the Improvement of Ma
rsoz street, frcn First avenue to the bar
Dor Tine. passed
Providing for the cancellation ~ unpaid
city taxes assessed against the army post:
laid over.
Providing fo- an appropriation OF $50
20 cover the expense Of the cssys sust
against the Spring ffll. Water Company;
passed
Appropriasing money to repair the city
hall ard police barn; laid over.
Authorizing 3 rebate o. s. in taxes 70
Patrick Flynn; passed.
Authorizing the construction or read
way on Railroad avenue; passed.
Transferring Slsi. ~ from the general
fgad 10 the I.eno-a stree. local improve
mcas fund: passed
Transferring $50 s. from the general
fard TO the Market street Improvement
fund. passed.
Granting liquor licenses 20 y. j. Nj
quist, JsAey a Co. Chorard s. Cosgroye.
Gill * Gill: PASSED.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-27

The observation-disclosures extra edition OF
Saturday Juiy II, was exhausted on Sun
day. after four editions had been prfn.ed
the last at midnight Saturday II had thu
largest sale Of any special ever gotten out
in this city. A great many requests have
been made for a reprint OF the map from
the extra edition. Accordingly. 2oca extra
copies OF the weekly edition nave been
printed. containing very full reports Of the
Alaska gold strikes. and also the map OF
the Ciondyke. which can be- obtained at
the business office OF the Post-Tnteligsn-
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SUDDEN DEATH AT GEORGETOWN.
Autopsy shows That Ii Waa Due to
Natural Causes.

Joseph Mossbach. a well-known resident
of Georgetown. died suddenly at his home
about midnight Sunday o. enlargement OF
the liver and fatty degeneration OF the
heart Sunday evening Mr.. Mossbsch
was apparently as We'll as usual, and
talked cheerfaily with Edward Wallace
and Chris Schrade. two of his friends. He
retired about $50 o'clock. Between 10 and
IL o'clock Mrs. Mosseach heard him
groansng She tried 20 help him n his
sudden Illness, but he som died.
Coroner Yandsil held a post-morsem At
Tutterworths undertaking rooms yesteg-
day and discovered that death Was due
10 enlargement, Of the liver and fatty de-
generation of the heart Mr.. Mossbach
was A. years OLD, and a member or Oak
Lodge. No. 4. Sons Of Herman. He leaves
a wife and three children.
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Special Dispatch TO the Post-In telligencer.
NELSON. r. G., July e6.-Pos.mas,er j.
A. Gllker has received telegram rroui
the postoffice department to tie effect
that on and after Monday. July -, q
daily mail service would he established
from Rcvelstoke down The Columbia
river 10 Nelson. Trail and Rosslanf. This
viii double the service from the main
lire from all points cas-. Of Vancouver and
west Of Winnipeg.
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The Northern Pacific will make greatly
reduced rates 10 .sae East at the time the
Christian Endeavor delegates return home
San FrarcicSo, and n you wish 70 accom-
pany your friends East. cali at the North
err Pacific offices for ali particulars.
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Are You Going Campingf

II you ara you should have the Post
Tuteligencer ser. TO you II will cost
nothing extra Call at our Office and have
your address changed.
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The tes: shipment OF sf%2 pounds Of orc
frrsss the AIberns Consolidated mine 10 yic-
torsa Yielded f9as ounces Of gold, ard c1fl-
ceutrates worth 81 5. making the ore av-
trare over fi4H
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Tourist; SIS firSt-ciass. both including
berth, for train leaving every day at 80
.. N. Southern Pacific Ticket Office. SIS
FIRST .ysEge.
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AMI >faEtT>


There will - mere active participants =
,h. r,o.sfnr bssa,.-st At the Seattle theases
yn r'h2st Ss3sv evening, wae@ companies
y y ass. E. y. -, " and Wa-zneT ;
Ye.sf regiment hand SIa IA rendered tssr
sseue8t. shAm has BEEN seen e1 'h-s stage
..r wears. 4 ever. TITO arzEcu - ksas
A. GNsv'' at several times calls faF 81
sx.,,pfscaelty large so.Ne g astFe So
sss-s ts1sh Fe&eral Ana Confederate. paF-
tt.,.tasfv i. tao exciting battle te. sessa
.9,a ses>sssnx fesyNN. &sG the lacsl Hillfts2
wiIf * t,rese ~ he g1li force. As she rf~
hesrsaax proceed the true metal - sevag@f
- SETTLES lesdins amateurs e dsseon-
: rates.. ara a nuIgbes % Brilliant s,sr~
,,~s-ss nay Ass hooked fogs ard -,
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II ven are yoa &heu}s have 'he Posi-
t.seissxen-Nr svrt - yos. II VII ccss
,,,setsx extra. cali H: Gar e-sce ana have
.,S,sr address changed
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WATER FOR THE POST


The City DADS VIII Give water % the
Military Reser.aefox No Cheaper
Than 60 Mas Ia
trodseed Against Theaser Hats
Tide Hand I>ots TanEae Vnravelea
City Employees G~an4eA Two
Weeks, vseatfon-saiarfes on the
Peltee Feree ret Incertain.
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a stitch gn Tanae- "A dose ~ AYERS
r,ssta hAs sawe3 rsEzT a - - sickness
s,,,r when = remedy does res h2Epesa 20
- =, Aaa&. slleAt sllF1eats @re 1-oie 70
- .Ar8~~ses ara tha reseis. fressen -.
a z~~ts.s- lnsss. therefore always 1e sap
,,'iaa wa.n Ayer.s E'llls-
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NStAsps5 1esAersY 1elhevUs0
Ara winsloss soeshias syrup has BEEN used ~
1ren while teeth With psrtsc, success IL scoshD
the CHILD, soseas the gums xlsaYs all PAIN cur11
Wind collie. Aud IL The best yecte3y for EtarrhuN
Gold ny druagfsts u eve y part Of the wossA r.
Oors ana ask TOR Mira Wi.sow's xooShine DYru6s
80 taee No other kind IS oeaU . 6sstie
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.. CseiSeant OF Washington Ctty.
seastle. having arrived from Als~s =
II ne steamer City - Topeka. lie has
stseT''y from tie government - iet a
- far .ArrNIns TIE rnAN % The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-27
Cost Of Vacations.

Tae special committee, made - Il Herr
man. 0asan ard Navin. reported OF the
proposition 20 Eive afteen days vacation
w}sh pay 20 every empioye Of the city. as
follows
'-rT'h. hoard - health states that Il viii
cost nothing extra. So 90 the civil service
commission. city comptroller, city treas
urer. corporation counsel. city engineer
ard police depagt u7nns- TIE IRE DEPART
faen. estimated that the cost woui8 be
s. 80. tae wster department. $40. TIE
street rArt raent, ss@.@Ss parks. IS 3;
setzI g 81 ""
the e. faullftee report vas accepted ard
alea aat the following resolution was
passed
'.B solved. That heads a. departments
- allowed 10 lay - ng@n IN tAesr Depart
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merits where II can Be done without ex-
c@edsng she appropriation for tbs current
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sas aoiets IN Seattle are dolar rush
business A. present. What with vie
x EndesvoseVs and iunaherneys, ard
ST than the usual number Nf summer
ssfsts. the hotels have bad about AL
Il could Do 20 handle TIE crowds, bs-
$50 tAess t6ere have been many citizens
Aiasss. The limit es time for the
@s-sseTers - Re back East IS August
ssa ! Is expected that = week or tea
more vii see the last 81 them De-
As:lng
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Woe caf.e - she the&ter RAT fe fs,e fora
- an arlsr sra s2e 81. tte8 j&st etEnt tu she
esty rsascs5 ~ nSsfs u 85one was
49, raexncr esASe fc~ f1a@ G2tfT~ wATa
ss4N hv fhss - cau&ea IN ghe wegiA
gar.,swsuA Ee@ PRISE TsaveF Is Megvgn
4 Wf~ss NcS wtn h2S yssf returned frerxa
So, Esr& arEsca frNsh fTrza fhe Ct soFrgeslt
- m ss~ns8sst w11~fe8 zEzsrV view If was
- vsae tns~teeS8 Tassi3S - jntTe5ace re-
ers 8nNnco cosfSialag tas following proeB.
s.0nst
satan !. No 7erseS sh&G wear as~
hat az tsosmas 90 csheF he&$ raveffe
svlss.frs ans kcemsesf chester 1n thts esfv
a~s s~ar~tY &ar5Hg s1lS geStstsar of AS
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