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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-31

one-sixtieth Of a degree. or one minute
of arc, of great circle in latitude As de-
grees- The United States. coast survey
has adopted the value of the nautical
mile "as equal to one-sixtieth part of
the length of degree on the great cir
Gle of a sphere whose surface is equal
to the surface of the earth" This gives
the length of one nautical mile as equal
to 6.0S0.27 feet, which is very nearly the
value of the English admiralty mile.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-31

is frozen in a jiffy. You see. when the
temperature drops to So degrees below
zero there is not much perceptible diff
ference in the sensation from that point
on down 10 SO below. but Of course ore
can have ears. face. hands or feet and
other portions OF the anatomy frozen
quicker when the temperature is 60 be-
low
The Mena weekly star., 1897-08-18

orchards, especially those plantcd upon the higher tablelands, pro duce the best fruits, sound and highly colored, such as are always in demand in the larger cities.
 Numerous apple orchards show heavily laden trees of large, we'll formed fruit of the winter varie ties, and those who have examin ed these ale fully satisfied that the growing of apples can be made a profitable industry by devohng the same care and attention that one devotes to any business where he expects to succeed.
 That this Is the native home of the grape and peach, many firmly believe after seeing the big crops grown and being brought to the Mena market this season.
 The peaches exposed for sale from our fruit stands and the farmers wagons, as we'll as the grapes, attract universal attention and arc greeted with expressions of surprise. Every train to the north carries packages of various sizes, filled with peaches, sent by express to friends in the north and east gathered from our fruit stands by strangers and others, who wish to show their friends how excellent and to what size this most lucious fruit grows here.
 As recently stated by an expert grape grower: ito grow grapes to perfection, one must have a high altitude, and pure clear atmos- phere," and these we have in Polk county. While our hillsides are all covered with timber and some of them are quite stoney, it Is safe to say that in the not far distant future. many of these hill sides will be planted in vineyards and it has been proven that the choicest wines known to the vim tage are made from grapes grown in Polk county.
The Mena weekly star., 1897-08-18

Of course none of these fruits have as yet been produced in suf- ficent quantities to attract the at tention of shippers as prior to the advent of the railroad. there was no means of getting them to the markets and consequently no in centlve to plant and grow cXten- sisely.
 All of this is changing however. several five and ten acre tracts have been planted this season and a few extensive fruit farms have been started SO that quiTe extcn- sivc shipments of small fruits will be begun nyXt season. The eX- cellent crops produced this year have encouraged many others and acted as a stimulent to the plant ing of extensive fruit farms in this vi,initv One great advan- tage that this country offers to fruit growers is the
 Cheap Lands
 that can be secured for this pro ductive industry. Lands that are not considered very good for com and cotton. but known to be ex- cellent for fruits of all kinds. can be purchased at for from S5. co to Sl2.00 an acre, within reasonable distance of stations along the line of the railroad and without ques- tion. these lands in few years will br worth and readily bring from S25 co to 5000 an acre.
 The Huckleberry.
 To speak of the fruits f this section of country without nam no the huck leberrV 1t to leave one of
The Mena weekly star., 1897-08-18

our best and II est prolific fruits cut of the list The foothills nnd low ranges of the mountains are fairly covered with these vines and 1t is not an eXl0eration. to say that hundreds of bushels of these delicious little berries grew and were not gathered this season. For two full months women and children brought to the Mcna markets and sold them at 20 cents a gallon, and this fruit could be profitabIy shipped had arrange mcnts been made, and in this case many more could and would have ben ga h red
 Pears, quinccs, cherries, and every well known fruit to this latitude grow well here.
 Flowers, Herbs and Nuts.
 In the forests. on the mountains and in the valleys. numerous herbs of commercial value grow, and the most beautiful and deli cate flowers greet the eye on all sides and during every month of
The Mena weekly star., 1897-08-18
FRUIT GROWING.
This is the Home for all Small Fruits
 All Others do We'll.

In suitable climate for the production of fruit, such as we have at Mena and surrounding country, where timber of nearly every kind grows to perfection and wild fruits grow spontaneous, one can reasonable expect that the best varieties of fruits when prop crly cultivated and cared for would grow to perfection, and the growing of it become profitable.
 Starting with the strawberry, the first of the cultivated fruits, enough has been demonstrated to prove that they grow to perfec- tion. ripening sufficiently early to enable the growers to catch the "cream of the market" in the northern cities and then to turn
The Mena weekly star., 1897-08-18

and ship the later grown berries to the cities in the south, through out Louisiana and Texas, to sup ply their markets after the berry season has passed in those states.
 What has been said of the strawberries is equally applicable to the raspberry and blackberry, and the only reason why this sec tion of country has not produced hundreds of bushels of these fruits for shipment, is the fact that no means of transportation has exist ed but now all this has changed.
 The building of the K. C., P & G. road furnishes the means to reach, not only the markets of the far-away north, but also the cities of the south. for all the small fruits, also for the splendid stand ard fruits that can be grown to perfection. also,
 Apples, Peaches and Grapes.
 The carly apples produced in Polk county this season as brought to the Mcna market proves beyond question that the
The Mena weekly star., 1897-08-18

the spring and summer.
 Chinquapins, hickory nuts, wal nuts, beech nuts, chestnuts, acorns and many other varieties of wild nuts are plentiful, and afford q never ending supply of mast for hogs which fatten upon them and live in the woods the entire year.
 For Vegetables.
 In vegetables the land is equal ly prolific as in fruits. Irish and
The Mena weekly star., 1897-08-18
Don't Be Mistaken! Go to the Large Red Front South End of Mena Street GREEN & LEWIS.

sweet potatoes, cabbage, water melons. muskmelons, cucumbers, pumpkins, squashes, beans. eel cry, picplant, onions, beets and all such vegetables grow excellent and never fail. So great has be- come the interests in horticultural
The Mena weekly star., 1897-08-18

pursuits by those engaged therein that the Polk County Horticul- tural Society has been organized with full set of officers and several profitable and interest ing meetings held. Any one desiring any special and specific information regarding this sub ject will receive replies to their queries by addressing the secre- tary. Frank s. Foster, or the pres ident, A. w. St. John, at Mena.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-25
La estatua del general Castro

Aver Sc reuni6 baio Ia presidenca del
Excmo. sefor General 2o Cabo, don Ricardo
Ortega, la junta creada para la organlzaclon de
los festejos celebrados con motive del cente-
mario de la her6ica defensa de esta plaza, que
obig6 los irgleses d levantar ei de Mayo
de 7o7 ell asedo que le pusieron los generates
Harvey Y Albercomb,e 81 frente de una pode.
rosa tlota con numerosas tropas de desembarco.
En- dcha junta Sc di6 cuenta con ell llbro
"a impreso que contiene datos grabados muy
interesantes relatives al hecho glorioso cuyo
recuerio se ha qnerido perpetuar, acordandose
que con exception de Glen ejemplares que Sc
repartran gratutamente entre las autorldades,
centros bibliotecas individuos de la lunta,
se vendan los novecientos restantes al preclo de
su costo, tan uego esten encuadernados; Sc pu-
sieron de manifesto asfmismo las cuentas COM
probadas de los ingresos y gastos satlstechos
hasta ell dfa, acordandose ell pago con los fon-
dos existentes del py6stamo hecho por el Banco
Espa7Iol sus intereses, que vence en- los prl-
meros tfas del pr6ximo mes de Septlemhre,
como quiera que aun no sc ha encargado la es-
tatua del general don Ramon de Castro que
debe erigirse IN la plaza de <La lealtads, ,por no
l.aber satisfecho aun los ayuntamientos de la
isa las cautidades que ofrecieron contribulr
para esa obra con 10 que unicamente Sc cuen-
ia para realizarla, Sc accrdo dlriglrles nuevas
excitaciones por ell conducto oportuno til de
AVN
ofrecimentca.
Muchas dc aquellas corporaciones excusan
eu tardanza en- ell pago per no tener adn apro
hados sus presupnestos, de esperar es que Ia
Excma. Diputacidn Provincial allane cuaDto
ante, csc Inconvenience, en- 10 que eetan lutte
resados los serviclos de todas las municipalida-
des; pero otros tienen esa excusa que alegar
algunas de las poblaciones mas ricas precisa.
mente, han demostrado su poca disposition al
pago indicado que solo podrfan hacerlo por do.
zavss parties, cual ii Sc tratase de otra clase de
atencones.
Sensible y hasta vergonzoso serfa para la
Provincial que continuase corriendo ell tempo
va debfa ergurse sobre su pedestal, y que aban
donandose POGO POGO la idea apagandose ell
entusiasmo con que fu6 acogida en- un princi-
po qucd6se al fin escucta la plaza de Ia Leal
tad, construida unicamente ese objeto,
dando ura idea bien trste de la cu'tura y e'
patriotsmo dc los habitartes de esta iea. Aun
que s3lo fuera por erta consideration, teplendO
en- cuenta 10 que estatua esta llanatla re-
presentar recordar la generacion presente =
i las veni1eras, deberan los ayuntamientos
apresurarse 1 remitir los fondos ofrecidos para
la creaci6n del monumento indicado. Ell 2 de
MAYO de 1897 es una efemeride brillante para la
Patria para la Provincial; es el testimono
mas elocuentc del amor de este pueblo 4 su ma
cionalidad, hoy mas que nunca serfa imper-
donable toda tendencia d del jar en- las sombras
del olvido una epopeya tan gloriosa para puer.
to Rico. No creemos que en- semejante falta
incurra ninguno de nuestros ayuntamientos,
conocido como es su patriotismo amor
esta bendita terra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-25

No me es lfoito dudar de vuestra formal
correspondents al Gobierno Supreme,
No abrigo la mencr desconfanza de que
todos vosotros estais identifcados con el PEN
samiento que presidi6 Ia creaci6n del orden
de cosas existentes. Empero, permitidme que
os de un consejo, consejo que me insplran Ia
nieve de los afios que cubre mi cabeza, la
experiencia que tengo de las cosas pablicas y La
consideration de que no veo en- este pueblo
mas que una bella Provincia de nuestra Patrla
la Nacion Espahola.
No sacrihluei un eiego apasionado
individualismo los principles que han dc ser la
regla de nuestra conducta. Los hombres pa
san, las instituciones quedan. Para NADIA apro-
vecha una vana popularidad adquirida por un
espfritu sistematico de disidencia oposlclon,
81 al fin ha de sol reponerse toda ex'genclay
oposicidn, 81 al fin ha de sobreponerse toda
exigencia desmedida ell cumplimiento de la
ley que todos obliga.
Como prenda segura de sclerto en- los
asuntos completes vastos conhados nuestra
competencia, 20 os recomiendo la mayor tran
quiidad en- vuestras discuslones.
Dejad e' pugilato de la inteligencia para
las Academies Gle ciencias polfticas HI pals
necesita mas de ventajas practicas que de teo'
rias haagadoras de discusiones esterles, y
procurad eu do nspiraros en- el pensamlento
del Goberno, que ha llamado este como q
'todos los dernas pueblos de la monarqufa, q La
participation de la vida nacional.>
Este notable liscureo no necesta comen-
tarios Sus conceptos claramente de-
notan los mobiles deseoa y rectitad del que 10
pronuncio.
Otro dfa publicarenos la condensation que
mereci6 al senor Quinoues.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-25
Ell REy De Los FALSARIOS

Con este tftulo publca la revista francesa
xEtudes Reigieuses, las siguientes curiosas
noticias:
Gel rey de los fasarios es ell gran Schapira
dc Jerusalem, judo convertible al protestantis
mo, muy celebre hace unos veinte amos.
<Comenz6 por fabricar antigiedades moa-
btas fguripes de doses que orlaba con ms
crip:iones fenicias que los ssbios sc esforzaron
luego por descifrar.
xEl Museo de Berlin adquiri6 estos doses
moabitas por la suma de veinte mil talers.
esgrsciadsmente para ell judfo fa!si6ca-
dor, IN frances, M. Cermont descubri6 al ar.
tista que modelaba los fdocs ii horno en-
donde re cocia gu barro; pero la Alemania acuso
Il monsieur Cermont de chauvinismo arquol6gi-
co y no quso copfesar que habfa sido vfctima
de un engano.
xPero el genio inventive de schapira halo
un nuevo oamino: &c puso fabricar monumen-
tos prehist6ricos. Quiso ofrecer al mundo sabio
la mas antigua Bib!ia que pudiera existir, una
Biblia del tempo del rey Josias' epoca a Ia
cual la exegesis racionalista hace remontar al
Deute onomio.
<Schapirs, que conocfa la paleograffa, la
lngiifstica la ciencia crftica, fabric6 su Deu-
teronomio tai como 10 sohaban los ex6getas de
la escuela de Tubipga. Escribi6 un manuscri-
to sobre bandas cortadas de antiques volume
nes sogrados, hacienda luego que fuese descu
1ierto por un 6eduiyao en- una caverna de Arm6n.
<Presento su famoso reuteronomio al
doctor Schelotman que le habfa sido muy dti
para los doses moabtas; pero NAL recibido pol
ell doctor, ofreci6 su manuscrito por segunas
vez los sabios alemanes por la bagatela d.
veinticinco millones.
xMientras que los sabios SO entregabar
durante largos meses al examen del naanuscyito
Schapira hizo quo en- Londres Sc ocupara l.
prensa del famoso hallazgo, del cual, dos frag-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-25
RICOS Y POBRES

-Certo, La desgracia seria grande nj
ue produce ell echar perder pedazos enzo
como 10 haces? 81 fueseis franco confearas
conduce nada Todo ell mundo dice que tenGis talento
aado vendo pegarse la frene del antique guara del Papa
abos paidecan de depecho pacienca de
deudor tiene lfmites.
senalando la del bast6n las dos Forentna
del cuadro, anadi6
Yo Sc que sos buen artista. Estas dos mujerctas
prueba? Que puede merito ganar gran cosa
Copteno haber aplcado catapasma sobre
propio del suzo ell senor Outlet hizo pausa ella
examine hurtadlas su inquilina la deal6
persona intelligence
El ex-comerciante tenia debidad
Sc habia sentido sempre atrado imam haca
ell bello
lnteriormente decfa:
-iNo mala, mala! Hermosa cabeza, bonos oios
boca pequena cabelos soberbos!
contnuando examen haca abajo, anadia:
-iSolo quea pobre criatura ha tenido desiz ;Que
desgraca! ~ ensalza la nocenca de los campos!
iFiaos de ella
-iDe modo-repuso drgiendose al pintor,-aue 10 adj
vinais ell motive de mi visfta2
No.
Pues 10 dire. La portera ha dicho que oven
senal6 dedo Terea-ba disoipula;
que enconas dsposciones pintura propones
cuvarlas Ahora bien: yo tan malo parezco
vengo deciros: <Vamos yer, amigo mo bagas
creer6 que ten6is ago
Sc TOGO la frente
Habia dcho este de manera tan lastmosa
compasvo, que grupo de afconados pasaba
pudo de sonreir.
Ell suizo sinti6 herido por estoy puso colorado
iY que no 10 he de hacer senior Quiet?-
tanto amostazado.
-Porque ESQ cmen, locura tonteria!..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-25

BB11orEcA "LA CoREEsPoNDENc1A PUERTO -R1co
Muy prcnto egaron professor la discipula patio del
Carrousel
-Abrid bien los ojos la dijo.
salas baias de bovedas de medic punto amaron
la atenci6n mas que por inmensidad.
Pero al penetrar salon cuadrado Teresa detuvo
agobada la magnifcenca de las obras que la
deaban,
Sc sentia desumbrada confusa tantas riquezas
tiles presencia de tales maravlas?
--Esto es hermoso, ino verdad?-pregunt6 krug.
Teresa murmur6 agobada
-iSf es hermoso; demasiado hermoso!
-Venid ordeno ell pntor.
En- ell interior del Sc hubera poddo Greer Ell
pronto. ~5~s~~x
Una dorado de b6vedas sobre los lienzos
groso bra la gloria de los grandes artstas del pa
sado.
deante de uno de el|os Krug pocas palabras
precisas, defnia caracter superoridad.
POGO POGO, vueta de primera sorpresa,
acostumhraba la vista de aque esudo establecido
palacio
Sc paraba los cabaletes donde haba copas
cabo de inante despu6s de haber examna
agunas las nubes estaban informes
mas avanzadas 6 tocando su fn do su
Me parece que yo tambien podria
ISL ST. 10 ntentaremos todava mol Es precise ira
baiar primero .mucho tempo-la contesto Krug
Ali haba presenca admlraba Teresa, tanto
como 10 que elias hacian.
Algunas eran j6venes pero las La mayor
pare de elias madura, tres
mas Todas elias vestian pobremente.
todas copaban cuadros relgiosos. La Sagrada Fa
mila, la Virgen de Murillo, etc.
Es para las igsas Canaan 10 justo morfrse de
hambre-dijo Krug
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-25

mentos sc exhibfan en- una vitrina del museo
britanico.
<Avisado tempo M. Cermont por dos
profesores de Oxford, llega 4 Londres y hace
constar este fraude colossal
<Entonces va los alemanes declarsron que
habfan reconocdo desde ell principle la mixtif
caci6n.
<schapira Sc refugio Holanda, en- donde
puso fin & sus dfas en- 1894,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-25
YkR!E 0 1 D { 5.
Sociedad An0nIrla de Redes telef0nicaS.

-Linea de Santurce. Sc avisa los abonados
de santurce, cuyos apsratos bayan de oolocarse
fuera de la carretera, que esta Compahfa cobra
ra precios convencionales, segdn los casos, ell
vaIor de los materiales desde Ia carretera central
a las tncas respectivas.- San Juan de Puerto
Rico, A gosto 10 de 1891 - El Secretario, -
Enrique Dezgodo. u.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-25
Julian :. Blanca 2asa 1..r ca.4ss 4 ne:

Gle comlsones, infor:neS cons;l:ts3 5pl,Tc tolos
los ramos dc Ia A;1ninis;> eccit,sl, dc IL 4A::ri-
c,tltnr:2, Ia :ntl;::.Gi;s <'one..io. San Juan
de Puerto Rico, calle de san Francisco .t;ule.
70 81. Dire2cidn tclcgrl;c;,, Jh,nteosu. P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-25
Harina Iacteada,

Mahon y Gruyere, mantequilia danesa marce
&f=By 81, buches de bacalao, salchichon de
Vich, perdices asadas escabeche, esparra.
gos y pasta para sopas de todas classes, acaban
de recibir en- s'E1 Colmado'' de Cerecedo, Her.
manos Compan1a.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
N ENBEZZLERl
John B. Knowles, Alias Frank
LeSsert, Was Here
a Well.KnOwn Man Of Joplin, Mo.
Arrested at Jerome, A. /
Nc SNrrsJ Win lojgc Toney, Leaving
wife ana lao p4agA'ct,.



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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23

Juis" " y luulnf, whJlr h"Ipug to
shovel -uInr ~ l'r -nuw ~ uf thr r,-t -
n ~aiEmau'- s,utr. wa caught Ia q
heavy slide Whlch threw hm u the rp't
onto the ground r"luH lu falling his
ugh, lex -,r,rk the tupul - harr"t hrraN
INK his irg Just ahuNr the auklr. I'r
break l. Il NrfN -rflu4- uu" which Viii
lay HIM up fur -uInr tim" b. rou" Nr
Hunter IA. the -}mpthN ul u hrs"
number ~ 'rl"ui- AMI acquaintance,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23

lrluN -hrfn T. Jones, M santa r.
YESTERDAY uu lu-lHr--, returned tu the
uN ihl~ morning tie served commit
m,ht uaI"'r- uu ~ ~hrui' v T.. Cunning
ham. - santa ~ county, tut iu~trai ~
-ut uniting iu arrest Ahd - ffr" tfp t.
thl, rIN the ~ -hrrll pald over Ia Nj
lulIr- the amount II money hr hHi r"l
Irrl,l iur MAndril kfu- hnl Hmchhr
hai failed 1" turn over tu them, Annuul'
sug tu o." bIrrr phNiug over ih'
uuu,l Nj 4 unugihm r"usu,rd hl'
AttuturN, Judge NarfrH AMI Afterwards
stated that h" would lake all appeal l.
the territorial -upfrinr court Mf Gun
bingham, ~lnlr -hrfIff ~ santa Fr rnuG
~ rlr,d up Herman freedman, ~ sal
I',oifu. uu i"ht due MAuirll hr'-, and
after collecting -oIur ~ the m"nrN du'
lallrd lu account fuf tl,t. although ~
drrri l., Judge collier Ia VI do several
weeks agu lrputy sheriff jones' -tAlt-
that Nj cunningham Mas considerably
Nuffi,si hrf the matt, aui paid The
amount over uiI a protest,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
kASSts CRY roIiIk
The Legislature Iu'-siiEAting Alleged
Corruption.

The Legislature ln'~siigAti"g Alleged
IoTIuptIun
kansas city, Jan 42,-lhe house com
III ,t,cr u seven. appointed Ia inNr-tigal"
IA" alleged corruption existing Ia the
lucal pnlirr drpsrtment, began ~ptk /"
ia'. Representative NInh"ld >. IL ~"
II Jefferson city. II IT, clAirtnan, Col
". K. Set, III, proprietor ~ the han~a-
CitN star. was the tif-t witness, III" ~ "
having puhllIhrd man! cnr"S oi alleged
unrestricted camping ahd shown ny
rlhrr Eases 81 Improper I"'lIre d"lug-
colonel rl-uu'- tr-llmunS "As n frltrfA
ton ~ THESE charges Ma'ur james VI
luurS. wh,-e previous term ~ pn'ir'
Indsr put HIN IA touch with gambler
and the I"licr force and Its working, VA
urNt called II ~A- grhriAll! eAiH'ci'"
that he would prNrUnr ~ the most 'HIu
ahls wItur--r-, but nothing -"u-ati"ua
was Developed up Ia nupu.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
District CouTt,

lhora,, - ',r-hus Ray nolds, appellant.
y lu-ruh I lnhuston, was cAllei up ye.
tuiiA, al'r.i ,nn and dismissed tOr want
u prosecution.
ln the RAuchus de AtriscO acequia
mnnhamu- ca~", tn maniamu- wa-
n,air Irtrmplury a. a. CuuiiiA Annaya
lie Pom ~. rnIluta Lucer0. EpinltO lO-
hatn. aud the rp-t- ~ the case was
wafdri against the judges of the election,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-23
Ayers Cherry PeCtOraI
Ntghest Horors nt worlds Fair.
Cleanse The SyiI,a wih AIUi SinIpanna
rhN>lA>u
A New neN,an county To- looJ Ilaan,ls,
condition

The !uI..NIug is np account g TIE
actual fuuu'Ug rNir1-'' g ~aa JHhH
county iut Tie ,,ar l-'.. sal '.,- not
include ANY sum. phi iUrIuS o." wear
Tor hlll-. etc. ruuitact''i before IahuAfN
|. lN.-i. aANS the Fatmlugtun lImr,. The
fact that the entire running rhp"n-"1 u
the county have been pali ia cash ~
well ~ the mud-talr slIr II the tutAi
OUTLAY reflects most ctriltabb pn the
gc-'d management aud rcun"mt 90 a."
county administration