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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-02-12
A Note From saupete.

FOUNTAIN GREEN, Fec. IL, 1897.
To the Editor:
With ylur cBnsent will use little
space in your valuable paper presum.
ing that a fow lines from the Fountain
Green ward would not be amiss or
uninteresting.
From a religious standpoint Foun-
tain Green was never in g better con.
Iition. The Sunday school under tho
able management OF Edward 5oren.
sen, is well altenGed aud accomplish
lug much gooi. Sister YorgssOn has
well attended Young Ladies' meet
ing each MONDAY, ana we are proud
of our daughters for their record an
general standard OF good character
aud ladylike ways. Thus we might
continue through the different organi.
zstlone.
AT the last Deacon's meeting
seventy-fve OF the boys were present.
The sunday meetings ore well ut
tended especially when tits fast day.
We have five missionaries In the
field and two home on furlough on ac-
count OF Illness.
A new ceiling is placed In the meet.
iub hoube anu Whcu tue ftIalrt uOW
IN course OF completion are finishe /,
we expect to be visited by some OF the
Apostles. Some have promised the
Bishop to come when the meeting
house is to be dedicate ], but come
folks here think we should be fs vored
with their presence although our house
isn't Il uished. We invite them all, and
promise to turn out en- mssse to hear
ihAnns n M NJ thit.lr IN IA
encouragement will do us much good.
Edward sorensen and Sadie Collard
OF this place were married IN the
Manti temple oo the 3id OF the present
month. Il til are gooJ workers In the
cause of truth, anu we wish them the
complete felicity OF Lstter-Jay
SAINTS life, with only enough trials to
make them appreciate the blessings.
j. p B.
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RAILWAY MATTERS.
Reduced Rates Ia be Made for Presi-
don't WoodruiI's Blrlhday-
j. A. MuurOe Here.

Arrangements are being made for
reduced rates IN the OCCASION OF Presi.
dent Wiltord Woodrut'a ninetieth
birthday anniversary. The railway
ofllcialB have the matter in hand and
there 10 no doubt that single fare rates
for the round trip will! be agreed iupon
from oil points In the State for that
occas ion. AS will be seen by notice
In another column general invitation
Ia extended to those desiring to be
present and no doubt large number OF
people will be in attendar ce.
Mr.. J. A. Munroe, freight traffic
manager OF the U nion Pacific system,
Is In the city, on business come cite d
with the road. He has spent consider
able time in conference with Mr..
Eecles, local traffic manager. He will
remain In the city until Sunday.
Mr.. Bancroft OF the Union Pacific
is expected to return to this city to-.
morrow morning from trip over his
division In Wyoming.
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THE LEGISLATURE.


After the NEWS went TO press yes.
terday the following business was
uont:
Title o of the code, relating to bees.
occupied mrst OF the time ana etten.
lion OF tho membere from the Time 1t
was brought up until adjournment.
Evaps moved TO strike out the whole
title ~ being unconstitutional, which
started lively debate, Smoot anu
Rideout fAvorinH the motion AMI
snow, Shurllifi, Wright, Caine anu
Hamer iavoriDg the title "a nmeuded,
which lonves IL optional with the vari-
Gus county commissioners whether or
not they VIII appoint Inspectors OF
bsess
The motion TO strike out failed and
the title as amended was approved,
The report Of the committee on
Jurors was then taken up. This conn
Inittte was instructed Wednesday to
substitute the old law in place OF that
part VI the code which relates TO the
appointing of two jury commissioners.
This was done with recommend that
the same do not pase; tho recommends
ton OF the cOmnlltlee was adopted,
which carried with II the substitute
dsmanoed by the Senate AMI reinstated
the sections which take the place Of
the old law; tho title was then passed.
without amendment.
Tills IS, elections, was read and laid
over for one day, this title has been
ordered printed by the committee.
Title 20, habsas corpus. WAS passed
without reading.
The resolution by Rideout, asking Tor
an invratigation OF the charges OF
Church Interference, went dOver on
motion of Evans.
A message from the Governor an.
nouncing his approval OF s. Il. 20,
making appropriations for pubic
iaGiitutions WAS received.
The Governor trautmitted the report
ef ttale Librarian Palmer. This
report etatea thnt Oil bucks have been
adoed to the library during 1896,
making totnl OF 1860 volumes now
la tie library. Or the appropriation
OF IS. 900 for the purchase OF books,
there remains on hand 5000. The
need Of books Is set forth, and another
appropriation Of So, 600 is asked tor, Tor
the purchase OF tho same. Referred to
tue Judiciary committee.
Ii. Il. Ia was received from the
House anu referred TO the judiciary
committee. This bill relates TO the
fees OF justices OF the peace.
ii. Is. 81. fixing the minimum ages
at which marriages may be contracted,
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Railway Conventions.

The railway conventions to be held
throughout the United S.ates during
1907, are given in the railway quiz,
as follows:
Feb, 2S-Car accountants, New Or
leans, La.
Maron lO--Ticket agents, San An.
toniR, Tex.
April lame ilcsu.Rsi way rs CO a
ton, R'ohmond, Va.
May 6-Freight Oh inns ISOLATION
Nash VILE, Tenn.
May 1l-Rsilroad commissioners
81. Louis.
May 2e-Accou nting Ulcers, Rich
mont, Va.
May (Iast wesk)-ClAlm agents, 81,
Louis.
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A Noted Railroader.

George Brooke Roberts, president Of
the Pennsylvania railroad, who died
at Bsls, Penn, recently, had been
prominently connected with that road
for many years having accepted the
positions OF fourth, second and first
vice president, and In 1880 succeeded
Thomas A. Scott az president. He
was OF Welsh descent, his family hRv-
ing settled Ia 1858 on the homestead
where he was born. Ho was one OF
the most noted railway men in the
country, having stood at the head OF
the largest railroad In America during
the period Of lie most rapid advance
meut,
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OGDEN PAPER MILL.
Building and Plan fs'imaied 10 Cost
100000

Tue possibility OF OEden having a
paper mill In the Near future Is excel
lent. Airta1y plane tor the plant have
been drawn anu are now in the pos.
session OF well-known Ogden con.
tractor. Negotiations are now pend-
log for tbs purchase Of 3 site aud it IL
said workmeu have already been en-.
Gagged to com menoe work as s0oD as all
ARA pgements are completed. Nezoti-
ations Tor the purchase OF plot OF
ground In the northern part OF the city
were nearly completed some time ago,
buG b 81 duen increase in the purchase
price by the owners OF the property
caused tue negotiations to stop. The
value Of the building aud plant win
be not less tnan 100000. Much
aecrecy has been maintained relative
to the inauguration OF tue enterprise,
Out enough Information has leaked out
TO warrant the assertion that work Will
begin just as soon As q site 10 selected
ana tue weather will permit. 1t 10
expected that power u run the plant
Will be furnished by the Pioneer Eiec.
TIC Power company.
Inc corporation winch VIII erect the
plant In this city is ut present estah-
shed In Minnesota ana ior some time
~ been looking Tor western location,
where raw material could be easily
obtain d and the finished prouncl sent
Out. l. VIA Ue a splendid thing for
Og Gu aud much OF the straw that nov
goes to waste In the country wiz @
utilized In making the cheaper grades
OF paper while rage will be eoillcIeu
anu shipped on from points within
sadius OF several hundred miles.
la few days 1t is expected all mat.
ters relating to the enterprise will be
cumplsieJ.--O deu Presa.
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was referred to the Ju llolary commit.

was referred to the ju ilciary commit.
tee.
s. J. NJ. 8, by EvaRs, was taken up
sgsiu. by consent, ana finally passed
by vote OF 10 ayes, 2 absent.
Adjourned until 2 q. m. today.
The SENATE was called to order a.
2;l5 this afternoon.
The committee on education 10
whom was referred 3. II. reported a
su bstiiute Ne. 81 ana the same was
read the second And third times and
passei; this bill uuthofizss tue hoard
OF education ~ uae their various
sinking inuds snd requires eaih
boards OF education TO reimburse said
sinkiug funds Tor the amount takep
and used under Inc provisions Of this
act AT the earliest practicable date.
The committee ON education report
ed and recommended the passage OF 8.
b. 20 Tor the c mpuls1ry education OF
dear anu dumb children; report
adopted.
The COMMITTEES m ieIeral relations
reported aubbiituts for s. j. M. /, re-
lGtng to having United States senators
elected hy direct vote OF the people.
The report was adopted and
the memorial was placed on
its final paesnye, and with lew minor
amendments, one Of which was the
striking ont OF Instructions to our
senators and representative In Con.
grtss to uss their efforts IN this direc.
ton.
The report OF the STATE librarian wac
transferred from the judiciary commit
tee to the committee on appropriations
and claims.
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Oriental Scenes.

Nine. Won Finkslstein Mountford'
unique entertainment at the Theatei
3 few dsya ago has been 30 favorsbly
commented upon and attracted 30
much interest that repetition OF it al
tho Tabernacle, as now announced
undoubtedly will be welcome by
many VINO had no opportu-
nifty to atten1 the Theatet
Nine. won Finkelstein Ia b
native OF Jerusalem. With the
assistance OF a number of lRdies,
gentlemen ana children she DEPICTS
II e In Palestine in series Of living
pictures, very instructively aud inter.
estingly. There will be three exnibl.
lions at the Tabernacle. commencing
Sunday evening, anu one at the
Theater, Wednesday evening. Se,son
tickets for 10 oents for adults and so
cents for Children Tickets are rs
cents for adults anu Is cents for chill
Jrep. Tine enteriainm mt 10 given Tor
the benefit OF The kindergarten and
eh0uld draw full houses.
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MINOR MENTION.

A poekeibook and eoms valuable
papers belonging to Il. Lunuquist we're
found on the joint huilling grounds
today. Thpv can be had by calling Of
the N Ews oflice.
The Jury Ia the case OF T. Mccoy,
charged with assault anu battery upon
the person OF Mfs. II. III. MoKaig,
which was tried beiure Jua:ice som
mer. last evening rcIurneu q verdict o.
not guilty.
President Newell OF the City Council
aud Councilman LePr hon were dis.
GUESSING Treasurer MnJ's bond IL Coup.
Gilman Mulvey's saloon "Wednesday
evening, ween they tecame so en-.
thusiastio that. the discussion endod 10
ueilistic bout. Friends interiereI
and the fight WAS declared of.
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Special Notice.

To the Lattsf-day Saints residing in
the several wards OF Salt Lake
City, as also Center, Forest Dale,
Farmers, Cannon and East
Brighton:
Dear BrOtnors and Sisters-lnas.
mucn az 1t has been arranged that the
sacrament viii be administered dur
ing the afternoon services in the
Tabernacle on Sunday, the l3th inst,
IL Is deemed RdvIsable to sus.
wards aforementioned, at night, %
permit all who desire u await them
selves OF the opportunity 10 hear Lydia
Nj. Won Flnkelstelu (Mme. Mouut.
f1rd) deliver her very iuteTestin. lee.
ture, Ecce Homo. or From Bethlehem
I. Calvary, In the Tabernacle on Sun.
DAY evening, commencing Al 1880
Gel OK.
We would further ask the superin'
tendenls OF Sunday schools OF these
wards to an nouuee the lecture to be-
given on Sunday evening, as also
another on Monday afternoon. al 9
o'cl, OK, and 90 Tuesday evening at 3
O'Clock, In the Tabernacle.
These three lectures Will form
series that cannot fall to be very In
struciive and profitable to every
student OF Bible history.
The home missionaries appointed 10
the foregoing wards next Sunday
evening will take notice that they are
released from tue services on the l4th
inst, but will be expected to fill said
appointment on the 2Slb inst.
ANGUS NJ. CANNON,
President OF Stake.
February IL, 1897.
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however. bat a. plain cltizsGs, who
tn ught the chief was being undulJ
censurtd.
This evening the Investigations OF
the much discussed scott.Auerbsch fire
win be conducted with open do0rf. aud
al citizens who witnessed the disas-
trous CONFEDERATION are invited 10
attend anu viii lie given an opportuni.
" 10 express their views on the sub.
iect. The coie' mss not yet received
his walking papers, but II is the
avowed intent of the majority OF The
board to submit him such q document
before msny days pass by. Meanwhile
his successor will be hunted out in or.
der that ho may be ready t. take up
the work whore Dsvine leaves 1t off.
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Special Notice.
February IL, 1897.

The Y. NJ. NJ. l. A. OF Salt LAX /,
City will please postpone their mestin
on Tuesday evening next, Feb. l6ih,
that oil who are DESTROYS may atteni
the lecture OF Lydia NJ. Won Fiukei'
stein in the t sbefnacle. 1t will be
well TO carry the program for that
night over TO March End SO the
23rd Inst. will be our regular night for
cjnjoint meeting, and 1t is desirei that
every association will prepare a special
paragraph for that occasion to be pub
lished In the Mutual Messenger.
JOSEPH II. FELT,
JosEPH&HgIsrENsEN,
ID. Z. LANG.
Stake SUPPLEMENTARY YIN. Mia
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FORCED 10 THE WALL.


Following upon the heels of several
attachments Issued yesterday after.
noon, Chas. Baer, the shoe man, do.
ing business under the name OF the
Baer Shoe company, at "a East Tenn
plo street, made an assignment today
for the benefit OF their creditors, nam.
Ing A. b. Miller as assignee.
The liabilities amount 10 S6,5i8 OIL
DIVIDED az fOliuws: Sr
National Bank OF the Republic. ......si.gsa 90
Mn, ~, srsoa lay ssg az ~
hifkendail Il Co.. omaha............... i23 "
The assets contests Of u general
stock OF boots anu shoes anu store fix
lures.
Mr.. Baer was seen by a NEWS re.
porter this afternoon but declined to
talk for publication.
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A Brass Thief,

q. II. DAvip, u junk dealer, was at
rested early this morning by Onicsr
HempIe, charged with houssbreakiny.
Davis when arrested had In his pos.
session set OF brass castings, supposed
to havs bsen stolen FROM the premises
OF the owner thereof. His hearing
was to have occurred at 2 O'Clock
thisl afternoon, but as no In ormation
had been fled against him, the gentle
man was unchanged. 1t appears that
the county refused TO take up the
prosecution OF the case.
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Police Court Notes.

Ralph Ambrose an Italian saloon
keeper has been arrested for allowing
females IN his place OF business after
DIP. m. He will have jury trial at
2 O'Clock tomorrow.
Loui Chin, Chinese gambler for.
ieited $50 for keeping house while
lille Wilson and Flossie Higgins
were found guilty OF prostitution ami
finei $50 ench.
John Poulse, the man who few
days ago expressed his readiness to be
hung, was committed to the iuuty
jail to-day, there to await pending n
hearing rs to his sanity.
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Jane S-MRslrr ca builders, Old
Point Coriofi, Va; Ffeight agents,
Washington, ID. q.
June 15--Mnster mechsnics. Old
Point Comfort, Va.
t.June lB--Rsilwhy telegraph eupetiu.
ionJpnts, NIAGARA Fal,i; Car service
msuagar4. Boston.
Juue 22-rrAin dispatcherS. Detroit,
Mich.
Sept. l.-Rlilway surgeons, Chicago,
LII.
sept. l4-Rosd maalors. Ola Point
Comfort, Va.
Oct. ls-Trayeling passlnger sgen,s,
Nsehyilir, Tenn.
Ocl. l3-Gsneral baggage agenie,
De yer.
OF l9--Genersl passenger AID
ticket agunts, 81. Il uis.
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WEATHER VANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon and Wyoming
Stations.


Weather reports showing observR.
tons at Am. today:
Salt Lake City Barometer, 2g92;
temperature, 20; minimum, 2S; wind,
west, miles per hour; rain, .43 inches;
heDvy snow.
Cheyenne--Baroneler, 20 BS; tenn
perature, 80; minimum, 80; wind,
west, 20 miles per hout; clear.
Havre- Barometer, 70 62; tenn.
peraiure, 20; minimum, 20; wind,
northeast, light; cloudy.
HelenA--Bafomeler. 2O.6S; lempern.
ture, 2s; minimum. %; wind, north,
light: rain, "a inches; snow.
Miles City Barometer, 20. 40; tenn
perslure, 20, minimum,2d; win0,notth-
essi,i4 miles per hour: clear.
Wlnnemueca Barometer, 5000:
temperature, 2S; minimum, "a; vino,
west, 10 miles hD hour; clear.
Idaho FAlls--Baromeler, 1915; tenn.
perature, 2B; minimum, 20; wind,
pouth, IA miles per hour; rain, IL
inohee; cloudy.
General and local forecasts Tor S6
hourB ending $ y. m. Saturday;
For Utahi (FoIeCaat made at San
Ffanciscc.) Snow tonight, fair Satur-
dey; colder tonight.
Salt lake City and vicinity: Snow
this AFTERNOON and tonight; Saturday
fair and colder
J. Ii. SMITH,
Observer Weather Bureau,
Todny's temperature is shown In the
lac gInnile tlefmom gtoE given below.
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Gibbs the Winner.

In the oratorical contest between
the members of the James A. Garfield
andiLyceum societies, held at the
Congregational church last evening,
George Snow Gibbs carried of FIRST
honors. MIR. Gibbs 10 n son OF George
f. Gibbs, secretary to the First presi.
uency.
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STILL INVESTIGATING.
Another Meeting Of the Fire and 20
lice Board-0p Doors Tonight

another secret meeting of inyestiga-
tios was conducted by tho fire anu
police board last evening. at which
time Electrician VAIL Boyd Park, Mt,
Moran and Councilmen Mulvsy and
LIE Prohon were put through the cate
chizatlon machine by Commissioner
Dininuy. The latter two are said to
have appeared purely In the interest OF
Chief Devins, not az eopncllmsn,
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A Ball at Eureka,

A grand bali was given in tine l. o.
o. f. hall at Eureka last night, at
which several OF Eureka's prominent
citizens were present, the affair being
q most enjoyable one indeed. Among
those present were , ana Mira. Pat.
rick, MIR. aud Mrs. Winiam Mel ntire,
Mrs. II. Dix, the Misses DIX and Miss
Edna Newma. A large number of
people from Robinson were also In
attendance.
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ter rs amonded was carried by vote
u 90 T. ~. Sloan vehomently opposed
The adoption OF his own resolution,
claimin that the amend ments "had
emsseulaied it," anu after the vote
which carried II, he moved that 5nep.
atl's name b. substituted for his az
the suthuf. Shepard consented on the
condltio that Sloan was ashamed to
athor 1t, anu the 4ouse ordered the
change anu au uurnuc.
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PITlsBURa, Pa, Feb. l2.--At !
o'clock To-Day the Carnegie Steel com.
pany announced the price on steel
rails would be- raieei ir m SIT 10 SIS,
the stlfieuing of the price being caused
by the heavy domand. II Is estimated
That the mills have already booked
orders sufficient TO keen them running
STEADILY several moHths, giving en-
ployment 10 thousands OF idle work
men,
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Died

BiGNENiltAu.-ln this city, at II 80 Thurs.
DAY night Ara. flzabeth iiirkenhehd wife OF
iaaas birKenheadi born In shlpton-O ~tour.
Worresiershiro Eng and. - nuartB 1851. Joined
the CHURCH OF jesus CHRIST OF Latter, dny
saints January !, 1855. In the Town OF Dlrmine.
ham, England; omigratod to Utah In uctober
lsh9; she leaves one daughter. Ten grand.
mourn her losA
uneral services will DO held Sunday Mt ~
O'Clock, in the the Twenty 1ret ward meeting
house.
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Taken TO the State Prison.

Sheriff q. II Belnap OF Weber
county came down from Ogden today
with Thomas Carr, sentenced by
Judge Rolspp yesterday to eighteen
months In the State poison, for bur.
giary. Carr was taken out to the Gate
prison this afternoon.
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BACK VOLUMES
-oF The
DESERET WEEKLY.

The sixth volume Of the DESEREr
WEEKLY in the present form Is
now bound. A limited number OF
copies of these six volumes can BIO OBJ
tanned at the DEsERET NEWS oilifo,
Salt Lake City, in bound form at s2Oo
per volume. It is the best history oil
current events to DO obtained, and by
far the cheapest, and the time Is not
far distant when they will be eagerly
sought after by students of history,
anxious to be informed Of the stirring
events which have transpired within
the past three years--the most interest
ing period of the history of the Lat
ter-day Saints. Every person who
can afford 1t should secure these
volumes while they are to be hau
for future reference, and especially
should they be obtained for eyory
Sunday School, Improvement Asso-
citation and Ward library. Apply
early to make sure of getting them.
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PIITsBURG, f b. Elm the six
day bicycle race Waller now leads
GImm. The contestants are in eood
rNuli,ion. Tne score at r.in. Wa:
w ,ller SIT miles 10 lsns, Gin SIT.
scnock s5S; Hall ss8; FORESTER sic;
Ruckett 734.
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Also the following described stock OF IN,
said corporation standing ON tho books OF SAFE
corporation IN tho name OF Charles IAmners
dorf, but IN ana TO which CLARK, Ward Is Co III
Collbran, samuel ewhUuse. and their assocIatel
therein. or Their Nenuees; md George Arthur
l,ico and his associates therein, ana heir ven.
deeEi hnd ;. I. GOdbo or his vendees ethel
have or claim to have some right or iniertet
but in or 10 what particular shares OF sAit
stock 10 unknown and who SAID assou!atoa o,
vendors are It's unknown to sHiu corpora lion OF
Its directors And'so this notice Ia TO be tnket
and considered. as having Charles Lammers
DORIS name, ana tho name OF each of saie
other persons claiming the same ne set Oppo
site each of the following shares OF stock, 10.
mi
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No. Cert. No Amount

And in accordance with the law and order O
the board OF directors made on The 9Th day OF
January a. ID, 1897, so many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock as may 80 necessary vii
he sold on the elth day of February, lsg5, at Is
O'Clock IN. of that day, at tho o1ice OF fai,
corporation, corner Of nth south and 1entl
East streets, in tho city and county of sal
Lake, Stale of Utah, 10 pay the delirqunnI
assessment thereon, together with thu cost o..
ADVERTISING and expenses Of the sale. fehru.
airy II, 1891 Il. Il. MCKINNEY
Snrrnlnrv of aaId InrnnrnI