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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-10

VoU ALE Hereby REQUIRED ~
Il appear in an uction brought agalnN yog i
by the above. named piaintlf IN the lhsule.
Court of the fhirC Judicial district OF the elaso
of Utah, and to answer tho Amended com,
plant Il led therein within ten days (eIeluhlNe
Of the day OF seryleo) after tue sex
served within this county; or. II served
out of THO county, but In this diBtrlct, wlth.u
twenty days; otherwise within forty uaye OF
judgment BY default viii DO .aken against you,
recording to tho prayer of said amended com
plant ,,-,,
against defendsnth for LOO damages, ana iul
All general and proper relief, and for eos,si
alleged to be damages sustained ny p'alhnn
by reason OF tho defendants violating ihs
terms Of certain contract entered INTO ~, ~
tween the piainiilr and defondnntB about INC
month OF April, 1884. By which letehuhn.s
employed plaintiff Us travelling salesman W
solicit and tnko ordorss, aud 20 sell soous anu
clothing lnown and called ''Ibe Hhply
Home" during The ensuing season Tor iAil any
winter, being tho fail OF So rnu thc M'hleI ~.
1895 and 1929 that plainui has conlleu iulJ
with the lorms OF said contract, but deiendahls
have violated tho sumo in thBi that they hhNe
failed and refused To furnish tho plainun WIN
lne OF samples or The price lists thereei ny
which the DlAintln was to SOLICIT thLe ofutit,
etc. and on or about May ath, isei, wrongtuhg
and ngninst the consent OF planun dischafgeI
the plaintiff from further service under shv
contract, all to plnlnline damage IN lhe sum u
And you arc hereby notiicd that II you fail
to appear ana answer die snid amended com,
plant as above required inc snlu p,ninn ~ "a
therein. o., .,
Witness the Honorable Judges and tho seal o.
the district Court of the Thiru
Judicial District IN and Tor inc
lsEkL.l State of Utah. thin alst day oiJup
IN tho year OF our LORD one lhou.
sand eight hundred and Ninety
DAVID c, DUNLAP. CLERK.
by GEO. ctAIR Deputy CLERK
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Burns poems have been translated
into French, German, Italian, Dutch,
Flemish, Bohemian, Danish, Hungari.
an, Russinn aud Swedish.
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AssEssme N NOTICE.
Davis and Weber Counties Canal Com pany.
ogden city, Weber County, Utah,
September LIST, 1871

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting Of the Board OF DIRECTORS,
held on the 2sth day OF August 1857, an as.
scssment OF 81 On per share was LEVIED on the
capital stock OF tho corporation, payable 10
the Secretary on or before the 9Th day Of
october, 1851, at his otilce in Ogden City,
Utah
Any stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on said 9Th day o. october
1897, viii be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment Is made
before, will be sold on the lsth day OF Eovem
Der, 1851. NJ " o'clock noon. at the south door
OF the Weber County Court House. in said
together with cost OF advertising and expenses
OF sale. J. G. SYE.
Secretary,
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Buckeye Mining Company. situation OF prin.
cipal place of business No. II West First
south street, salt Lake city, Utah.
NOTICE. THERE ARE DELINQUENT
IN upon the following described stork. on
account OF assessment levied on the 2nd day
of July, 1881 the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective shareholders as
follOWE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE l. HEhkBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned, administrator Of the es-
tate OF John j. Tanner, deceased, TO tue
creditors of. and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to xhiblt them with
the necessary vouchers, within len month
after the first publication OF his notice, TO the
said administrator ut Ter home In South Cot
tonwood. IN the County Of salt Lake, Utah
Dated, August Is. 1897.
NANCY AUGUSTA TANNER,
Administrators of the estate of John Tanner,
deceRhed.
BARLOW FERGUSON,
Attorney for Estate.
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Charles NJ. Bell plaiutifl VS. l.. {. wschsmuth
4 Fred II. WachsmuIh, as phItners dong
business in the frm name OF l., u Wacl'
smuth & CO. defendants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-10

DURsUANr TO AN ORDER OF sam
i court, IN SAID matter. no,ice is horcUv
gwen that Saturday, the liIh DAY a
August A. u. ls9I. at 10 o'clock n M
at the County Court House ia salt Like Cuv
Utah, In tho conrt room OF said court has hem
appointed the time Rat place for IL. hcnripg
oil petition of Harry L. CCttie, praying for It'd
admission to probate of u certain uocumrnt
herewith prrsentcd, purporing 10 be tho l,st
WIN ant Testament OF Lucy :. ottle. dgcsaaed
when mt where all pefsons interested may an
pear and oppose the probate Of said Will, or the
granting of lettcr8 testament ry to UArr- IA
Cottlo a. prayed for In said petition
In witness wh"eeof, / have hereunto set nv
hand and aillaod the seal OF said court, this gri
day OF August, 1891
tSEAL.j David @ DUNBAR,
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nNE BAY HORSE ABOUT 6YEARs ON
on left thigh. FIJI
II the above described animal is not cia4IIgl
on or before september 18th. 1877 he will 10
sol d at the city esiIay pound att y. IN.
JOHN o. NATION,
ppuuuE
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ON AMENDED COMPLAINT.

In the District Court OF tho Third Judicial dis
,ricI of the state of Utah. County
OF salt / axe,
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sHERlrE,s sAs

pS VIRTUE o AN ENncuTros. IN
II mo directed IRON tie 4 hifd Juiiciai M
irict Conri. ounty. OF Sal, Lake. ttato OF AK
In favor uf tho ,alonai Dank OF iho Rennt'
lie, and against William 1rocgbeCk
Grocpbeck and y. II. 6roeshoc., to 'gstiaiv /.
balance Judgment OF ten thousand nlne biIr
dred anu eight dollars. with ntercst therenn
from the 2lih day of August 1891, at " l,er ION,
per unnum and accruing costs, I have is,,,ai
upon al tho right, ttle, claim ind inlerest ~
said Defendants swiiliem J3roeshcct / =
Grocsbeck and N. A. Croesbeck. in and tn ~
following described rcnl estate, to WIN, AZ
undivided oue.third 40 interest in ~
North west quarter OF section thifty.four tsno
Township One South. hango Two wes,
SAT- Lake Metilinn, situate In sal.
expose tho same for sale. or so much thc,rn,
as wiz safety tho plaiutifs demand. 10. VII. "
slO,Nue 20, with interest thereon from hu.,ns,
9Th. 1891, Ut " per cent per lnuum and "
cTulng costs, at the West Front Uoor ~ a..
County Court House. In the city of Salt i,H,u
county OF ait Lane. ~ ate of Utah on tho iS,h
day OF september. 1891, at II O'Clock noon. tn
be 80, 40 the properly OF William Nrecalrcp
=. = Srcesbe,E, and n. N. GroeHhock. nj M;
Of the National Bank of thoiopubnc A''
NerIns of sale, rrsh
Dated IT Salt Lake city, August 9Th isg7
BJuTH. LEE 4 GRAY.
ttqrneyG for ilninun
THOMAS T. LEWIS, Sheriff OF salt al.
County, Utah. "A'
ByJ n 1MMoSr Deputy sheriff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-10

sEt TON /. lie it ordained by the City
Council Of SAT- Lave City state OF Utah, that
sad city Council doth hereby levy the tax and
providofor the assessment OF die property
upon Ghe blocks lots and parcels Of and here.
matter described ADutlng 90 the south side
OF second south street from Second TO Fourth
hast streets, wiihn sewer District Number
ono OF nit Lake Jity
1his tax 10 levied to defray the e1pcnse of
cOnstructing sewer on the south side of
second south street between second and
FOURTH ERst streets. opposite the hereinafter
especially affected and benefited by said i'm.
provement; and II IL hereby adiudged, defer.
mined and established that the same Will be
especially benefited by said Improvement and
assessed At mn equal and uniform rate in
accordance with tho linear fool frontage
second South street 70 10 improved fronting
on epld street, and OF depth OF twenty i've
feet back from sad econd South street be.
tween second and Fourth East streets and
tile tax hereby levied ana TO be assessed on
said blocks. lots and parcels OF land Is one
| Thousand Seven Hundred and sixteen Dollars
(SLilB.OO or one and 5000 dollars IS .3Hl per
linear or front foot lUutting upon said portion
OF second south street TO be affected and hen-
edited by said Improvement and the OF. y
| Treasurer IL hereby authorized 10 nssass in
| accordance with the provisions OF his ordin-
| hnco andfOr the purpose herein mentioned all
| lo5), Plat, A. all of lots Five ~, rix ts),
teyen ~ and Right 81. Block Forty nine tA9),
This levy of tax upon said blocks, lots and
| parcels of land Is mnde upon the same as
| they appear and are shown upon the oficial
| map or plat of said city nndsta depth OF Tween
ty-nve (25l feet back from said blocks, lots and
parcels of land abutung on that portion of
second South street hereinbefore described.
section II. This ordinance snail be in force
from and after It's approval
Passed by the Only Council OF Salt Lake
CITY etate of Utah, July s7th, 1887. title ap.
proved and referred to the Mayor for his ap-
prevail
[sEAL DAVID f. ENTRY,
Ciiy Recorder
Approved this the 90,h day Of July, A. ID.
JAMES GLEHDINSISa.
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An Ordinance leyylng the tax and for the ms.
aessment OF the property on tho south side
of Second South street, between second
and Fourth East streeiH. within sewer
nislriGt No. !.
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SUM MONS.

In the District Court OF the Third JudlcIa,
Disirict OF the state of Utah. County
of Sal axe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-10

City and ounty of salt Lake. vs.
], David ;. Emery. recorder in and for Salt
Lake City, State OF Utah. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is u full true
and correct copy of an ordinance entitled IAN
ordinance levyIng the tax and for the assess.
ment OF she properly on tho south eide of
Second South stroet, between second and
fourth East streets, within sewer district No
J." passed by the City Council OF said city,
Ju y "a, 1881, and approved by tho Mayor July
50 1897 as appears Of record In my onlce.
In witness whereof, l have herounto set my
hand and affixed tho corporate seal OF said
city this 3Oth day OF July. a. d. 1881.
IsEIL1 DAVID $ EMERY,
BIB City Recorder.
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In the District Court OF the Third Judicial
Dia.riot IN an for salt Lake County, &
State OF Utah.

otuNt VI wan
In the matter OF abe os ate Of sarah .. Hardy
decreased
Order to ahow cause wny order of snlo of
real estats should not be mauo.
~ W. HARDY, THE ApMlNyTRAIoR
". OF the estate of sarah Hardy. de-
ceased, having nisd hspetiilon herein. duly
verified, praying Tor On oder oil aAle OF The
real estate OF nRid doc EIDE mt, for tie pu poses
therein set forth. " is therefore ordered That
All pcrhnns Interested IN tho oalato OF SAT-
cccca ed Rppenr before tho sad court o n
Saturday the nineih day OF October, n. ID
1891. at 9'SO O'Clock Am, q the court room OF
faid cOuri. at the County Court y louise IN the
city and county of SAT- Lake, Jiah, to show
cause why an order should nos b. grante to
the SAID administrators to sell so much OF the
real estate OF y Id docoased at private sale aB
shall be necessary, and ttat copy or THIS
ordorbo published AZ least -FOUR succeHsl"o
woels in the Dcsorct semi Weekly News,
a newspape- printed and published IN sad
city and County.
isFhL1 scptbmbgr, a. ID 1871
OGDEN HlLbs, Judge.
DAVID c. DUNBAR, Cicr.
BYE, 6. NEDALL. Deputy
Young and Moy at orneys.
IN Ordinance increasing the number Of mon
on the police force OF sait Lake city
BE II ordained by the City Council OF Salt
SCOT 81 l. That tho Board OF Police and
fite Commissioners of salt Luke CITY Is here
by authorized to appoint an ndGitional mount
ed policeman, tn be assigned to duty at Llber-
" fnfk and snch other place. within the city
as tho pub ic service may require
Section II This ordinance shall take effect
upon lts approval
Passed ~ the city Council Of sal Lake City;
: tate OF Utah, July 9Th, 1897, ttio approved
and referred to the Mayor for his approval.
(sEAL) DAVID =. EhtNl,h
CIiv Recorder.
Approved this the 9th day OF July A. u 1897
JANE GLEN DINSlNG, Mayor.
STATE or UTAH. l..
city and county of salt Lake. '''
J, David 5. Emery. recorder in and for salt
Lake CITY, state OF Utah. do hereby certify
that tho above and foregoing IA full true
and correct copy OF An ordinance entllod IAN
ordinance increasing the number Of men on
lhe police force OF salt Lake city," passed by
the City Council OF sHid city July 9Th. 1871.
and approved by the Mayor July 9Th. lsBf, as
appears of record IN my office
In witness whereof ! have hereunto set my
hand and affixed The corporate seal
seal OF said city this 2srd day of July. A,
ID. 1891
DAVID 5 EMERY,
CITY Recorder.
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In the matter OF abe os, ate of sarah o. Hardy
deceased,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-09
DROWNED ut STOCKTON.
Two Men Ssnt to Their Death
the Waters of McLeo6s
Lake.

STOCKTON, CAL, May S.-Two men
were drowned this forenoon in McLeods
Lake about 100 yards west of the club
house OF the Stock on Athletic Associa-
ton.
The barge Katie was discharging load
OF cordwood on the north bank of the
lake. a young man named John Robin
son, who went to work day or two ago
on the barge, leaving his home in Antioch,
was trucking the wood from the barge to
the bank.
He walked down the gangplank with
the truck behind him. One of the wheels
OF the truck struck against the side of the
gangplank and the wood was thrown off.
Robinson tripped on piece of wood
and went over the gangway. AS ne fell a
piece of wood went down also, striking
him on the head.
Nothing more was seen of the young
fellow. He was known to be good swim
mer, put he did not rise after disappear
ing below the surface OF the water. The
probability is that the piece of WOOD that
struck him on the head knocked b i'm
senSeless or stunned him.
A search was Immediately made, and
the portion of the lake between the barge
and the wharf was dragged in the hope of
bringing him up, either dead or alive, but
without avail.
While the men were still dragging the
lake for the body of the boy, Chris john
son, the fireman of the steamer Clara
Crow, came on board that boat, which
towed the barge to her position and which
lay tethered to her further side waiting
to tow her off when she had discharged
her cargo. Johnson was seen 10 have been
drinking and it is said that he had fallen
off the Clara Crow twice before this morn
ing.
Johnson went to his room, took off his
clothes and jumped overheard, evidently
with the idea that he would find the body
of Robinson, az he was an expert swim
mer. He did not come up, and later his
body was dragged from the lake.
a man named Flaherty essayed to go
down and locate the bodies, and he, too,
came near drowning, but was rescued in
time.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-09
PREPAR ATOMS FOR
[ WAR ON THE BOERS
England Continues the
Shameless Plan With
OStentation.
Kruger CIeverIy Withdraws the
Only Excuse for Hos
tilitieS.
Nevertheless the Englishmen Con-
fIdentIy Expect to Again
Raid the TransVaal.

LONDON. ENG, May S.-lnterest In the
Transvaal almost overshadows the atten-
ton paid to the war in the east. In Eng
land systematic efforts to infame public
sentiment against the Boer Government
continues under the auspices of the Char
tered Company and Tory party.
Shameless preparations for war con-
ttnue with much ostentation. War shout
ers are again disguised by kruger's clever
withdrawal of the immigration law, which
is the only plausible excuse for belligerent
agitation in England. 1t is supposed that
this action of the VoIksraad is the result
of pressure coupled with conviction that
the law conflicts with the London con-
Yention.
So far from this being the case, the opin-
ion of one of the most eminent English
authorities on International law 10 whom
the matter was submitted in behalf OF the
Transvaal is opposed to the contention
that the law is contrary to the convention.
Transvaal, therefore, is credited with
having made a genuine concession. AS
regards the alleged breaches of the con-
vention in connection with foreign
treaties the opinion of the same authority
in one instance is favorable to the view OF
the Transvaal ard another is unfavorable
In either case the point involved is merely
technical. Nevertheless the average Eng
lishman firmly believes glorious cam
paign against the Boer republic will be
one of the spectacles the Government will
provide tor the celebration of the jubilee
year of the Victorian era.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-09
BACK F3OM TURHAGAIR ARM
Schooner Albion Brings Cheering Hsws
From Miners Who WIntersd
in djosk0.

SEATTLE. WASH. May s.-The steam
schooner Albion, Captain Charles Lind
quist, which .aiied from San Francisc
early in the spring with miners and mer-
chandise for Cooks Inlet, returned to this
port to-day.
She is tie first vessel to arrive direct
from the inlet since last fall and conse-
quently brings the latest news as to how
the people passed the winter months on
far-off Turnagain Arm.
Those who remained over Jared fairly
well, the weather being unusually mild
for that section and food supplies reason
ably plentiful. During the coolest day-
March 2-the thermometer registered only
10 degrees below zero.
On the south side of the inlet the placer
mines could be worked everv day through
out the winter months, and all of the
miners were more or less successful, the
claims yielding from S. to SIS day to the
man. Those who had claims on the
north SIDE were unable 10 work them, ow-
ing to an unusual fall of snow. The best
winter WORKING claims are between KIsloff
River and Anchor Point.
The Albion sought to land her passen-
gers and cargo on the north side of tt q
inlet, but being unable to do so, owing to
the snow, discharged both at Coal Bay,
where some SIX or eight persons, includ-
ing one woman, passed the winter COM
fortably. She made the return trip from
Coal Bay to Seattle in eight days
Captain Lindquist stated that there
would not be nearly as many miners on
Turnagain this year as there were last
year but the indications were that those
trying their fortunes there would be much
more successful, especially the ones who
located claims last fail and winter.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-09
OMAHA MAYORS
DECLARE WAR
Breach Declines to Give
Way to His Sue
CeSSOr.
Says He Will Hold the Office
by Force of Arms if
Necessary.
Moores Prepares Plan Of Attack
and a Serious Conflict Is
Looked For.

OMAHA, NEBR.. May s.-Uniformed
police are tonight on guard at the May
or's Office in the City Hall, and the indica-
tions are that Omaha will have two May
ors on Monday. Mayor Frank E. Moores
will assume the Office by reason of having
been chosen at the recent election. With
the assistance of the police force, which is
controlled by fusion Board of Fire and
Police Commissioners, ex-Mayor Breach
says he will continue in Office, and he
also threatens to exercise a forcible re-
sistance to any effort Mayor Moores may
make to assume the Office.
Broach's immediate supporters openly
boast that the entire police force of the
city will be ready to support Breach in
his pretensions, and that If necessary the
National Guard of the State will be called
out to prevent Moores being seated. 1t is
currently reported that the Boards of Fire
and Police Commissioners will support
Breach and select new Chief of Police
who will do their bidding.
The determination of Captain Breach
is shown by the fact that he and his ad.
visers have made out list of men who
are to be appointed special policemen for
the purpose of preventing Moores from
taking charge Of tho Mayors office. These
men have been enrolled in the Office of
Sewer Commissioner Winspear, and they
have been notified to hold themselves in
readiness for duty. Breach maintains
that Moores cannot qualify because he is
in debt to the county and therefore in
eligible.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-09

Jockey Lamle Returns to Form
and Puts Up a Superb
Finish.
Pittsburg PhiTs The Winner, With
Tod Sloan Up, Beaten by
Head.

NEW YORK, N. Y, May 9-The Metro.
politan. the first of the great spring
handicaps, was run at Morris Park this
afternoon in the presence of Ii, 600 per-
sons. James R. Keene's smart three
year-old Voter. by Friars Balsam, won
after n superb finish, with George E.
Smiths four-year-old The Winner, with
the three.year-old fiily Casseopia by
Friars Balsam, owned by Alfred H. and
David H. Morris, third, and August Bel
mont's four-year-old Hastings, by Spend.
thrift, fourth.
In the absence of Reauit:al First Mate
and Handspring, Hastings was pro-
nounced favorite, and the followers of the
Belmont colors lost heavily on him.
Voter was fortunate in getting clear of
his field at the start, and Lamle, who had
tho mount. displayed rare judgment in
letting the chestnut rate along instead of
pulling him about. The Winner and Cas-
seopia had to thread their way through a
maze of horses.
Sloan rode most patient race on The
Winner, and fifty yards from the turn
seemed to have the race won, as Voter
was in trouble. 1t was then that Jockey
Lamls proved that he is not a back num-
Der. Instead OF rolling in the saddle or
going to whip, he rallied the three-year-
old in mastery fashion, encouraged him
ana squeezed home winner by foot in
the good time of 1:40H. 1t was by far the
most brilliant piece OF craftsmanship
Lamle has shown in years, and the public
gave him rousing reception when he
returned to the stand.
Metropolitan handicap. one mile, for three.
year-olds and upwards, purse $1,000; to the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-09
FACING At COLUsA.
Glove of the Jockey Clubs S,sccessJs
Spring Meeting.

Glove of ths Jockey Clubs S,sccessJ.sl
Spring Meeting.
COLUSA, CAL, May 8.-The most suc-
cessful weeks racing ever held in Colusa
came to an end to-day. Because of the
heavy wind the crowd was not so large as
on preceding days, but those who VEN
tured out saw some Of the best racing of
the week.
The first event was trotting race with
four starters. TiIton won in straight
heats, with Patti Rosa second and Duke
third. Best time, 2:24L.
In the second race, also for trotters, the
first two heats were won by Moose. when
a protest was made. and Taylor, the driver
of Morengo, was taken off the suIky and
Charles Durfee put up behind the horse.
Morengo then won in three straight
heats, beating Moose with ease. Jim Nes-
bett was distanced. Best, time 2:36.
The halt mile dash was won by Venus,
Jim Bozeman second and Toto third.
Time, :48L.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-09
BILLIARDIsTs GO TO MEXICO.

Propose to Thoroughly InaM0urate the
Game In the RepMblic.
CHICAGO, ILL, May S-The City of
Mexico is to have the opportunity of see
ing some crack American billiardists.
William A. Spinks and Francis Maggioli,
two of the leading billiard experts of the
present generation, left yesterday for the
Mexican capital with view of promoting
a thorough introduction of the gentle
mems game into the neIghboring re-
public.
This is the first time that players of the
first rank have taken trip to Mexico.
although there is said to exist there a
great field for this class of sport. The
American and the Frenchman will appear
before the leading clubs and contem plate,
also, the establishment in the City of
Mexico of an academy on the Partisan
plan.