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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-03-25
FUSION PRlMARIEY.

The Democratic. Peoples and
Silver Republican organizations
of the city held their primaries
in the various wards last evening
and elected delegates to the city
convention to be held at the city
hall this evening and nominated
ward tickets.
The delegations from the
second and third wards are not
given complete, as we have been
unable to find those who knew
who were elected, but so far as
known the convention this eve
ming Will be composed as follows:
First ward-People's Party:
Jos. Ahearn, F. L. johnson, P.
A. Cannon. Silver Republican:
M. Fl. Martin, H. ). Eaton, Jas.
Mckipin, Byron E. Andrew, F.
Engel. Democratic: John Cost,n,
Jr., DR.. Z. K. Brown, M. E. Fan
ming, Cnas. E. Fay, G. Schoen
leber. s,
Second ward-Democratic:
Theo. Lindstrom, Ole Sickness,
Judson Clifford, John r. Michan,
Ban Cotfey.
Third ward Peoples: 3. S.
ssan b. as sullivan n T. Chit.
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Neighboring
-s1NOteS.
SP4RT4.

Capt. McCarty, of the Eliza
mine at Mckinley, was in town
Sunday.
Jos. Miller is now working at
the Elba. Mckinley.
Landlord Winters, of the Tan
ner Hotel, went to Duluth Mon
day.
A few dwelling houses built
here to rent would be good
paying investment. It is lmpos
sible to find such house vacant
around here.
Frank Shafer, of Mckinley,
was in town Monday.
P. E. Bowling. of the Eveleth
Star, was Sparta visitor Wed
nesday.
W. c.. Colbrath, of the I.illi-
bridge Bremner Cracker Co.,
was in town Monday
Frank Colvin, of Biwabik,
looked over his lumber interests
here on Monday.
J. W. Malone came up from
Mckinley Saturday evening.
A monograph concert was
given at the school house Tues
day evening under the auspices
of the Nj. E. Church.
John Nick and H. ]. Millbrook
Of Mckinley, were in town Tues
day.
Messrs. Kirkwood and Knud-
son, representing the Sugar
Drug Co., and Smith Produce
Co.. of Duluth, "did" the town
Tuesday. ...
Fred Talboys, of Eveleth, was
in town Tuesday. 49,. -
The Hon. Gust Johnson made
a trip to Duluth Wednesday.
The Duluth Missabs & North.
ern paid off their employees here
on Monday r:
Miss Sadie McNeel returned
home from Duluth Saturday eve.
niii &. .... CHI
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THE JOLLY CdNDlDATE.


When the sap begins to rise
and the geese begin to mate,
then we hear the gentle carol of
the city candidate. Oh, he's a
jolly fellow, and he's full of vain
conceits and he sees a bosom
friend in every man he meets.
He asks about your family and
your hogs and shows a friendly
interest in the children and the
dogs. Oh, he's a jovial gentle
men, as gamesome as a lamb, as
blithsome as 2 meadow lark and
as happy as clam. His pros
poets are the brightest and his
chances they are sure and he
spends his money freely and he
helps the needy poor. He goes
to church on Sunday and his
pious traits appear, but when it's
necessary he will then set up the
beer. Oh, he's a buoyant. san
guine duck, the jocund candi.
date: he starts out early in the
morn and stays until it's late.
His patient wife unlocks the
door and with a look of pain she
says: You needn't lie to me.
your legs been pulled again."
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business as W. B. Pratt & Co., plaintiffs
against W. E. Dorwin defendant.
Summons for Publication in Attachment.
The State of Minnesota to the above named
defendant:
You are hereby summoned to be md D.
pear before the Municipal Court ssof the City
Of Virginia, St. Louis county, Minnesota at a
term thereof to be holden on the 9th day of
April, 1888 at tho opening of court on tina t
day. at ID o'clock a. M, and an
swcr to the above named plaintiffs, whose
complaint is on file in said Court in civil ;,c-
ton, and who demand Judgment agains: you
therein for the sum OF Three Hundred Two
and 2G-1N Dollars with interest from the Goth
day Of August, 1897, besides the costs and dis
bursements Of this action. Should you fail to
appear at the time and place aforesaid ;udg-
mcnt will be rendered against you for said
sum of 1902 6, with interest as aforesaid, to-
s-etiIcr with said costs and disbursements
In said action an affidavit and bond in at
tachment has been fled in said court, anu q
writ of attachment issued against the goods,
chattels and effects of said defendant, and
certain properties OF said defendant attached
BY virtue of aid writ, which are held by the
order CT this court to await the jud3mcnA
herein.
Witness the Honorable Charles F. Nclsci
Municipal Judge, this 9Th day OF March, $50:
ASEI. f. CARLSON,
[seal1 Clerk OF Municipal Court
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RO.1D WILL BE BUILT.

H. 7. Dinham, the Duluth Gig
ar manufacturer and member
of the board of county commits
sioners, is in the CITY today. In
conversation with an Enterprise
reporter, Mr.. Dinham stated that
the overdrawn road fund would
oe replenished with the June ap.
portionment, and that in accord
ance with TIE resolution passed
at the last meeting of the board
the appropriation of $500 for
the extension of the Miller Trunk
Road from this city to the Tower
and Itasca road would be forth
coming, from the very first money
reaching the fund thereafter and
he confidently expects that the
road will be cut out the coming
summer.
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Summons for Publication,

State o; Minnesota, Municipal! Court,
County OF St. Louis Virginia
William B. Pratt, Plaintiff, against w. I
DOrwin, Defendant.
Summons for Publication; in Attachment
The State of Minnesota to the above name,
defendant:
You are hereby summoned to be and appear
before the Municipal court of the City of Vir-
ginia, St. Louis county, Minnesota, at term
thereof to be holden Oh the 9th day of April,
1885, at the opening of court on that day, at 10
O'CLOCK Il. H., and answer to Will
liam l.. Pratt, whose complaint is on file in
said court in civil action, and who demands
Judgment against you therein for the sum Of
Two Hundred Fifty-Two Dollars. with inter-
est from the first day Of August, 1897. besides
the costs and disbursements of this action.
Should you fail to appear at the time and
place aforesaid. judgment will be rendered
against you for said sum OF S252.CO. with inter-
est as aforesaid, together with said costs and
disbursements.
In said action an affidavit ard bond in at
tachment has been filed in said court and /.
write Of attachment issued against the goods,
chattels and effects of said defendant, and
certain properties of said defendant attached
by virtue Of said writ, which are held by the
order of this court to await the Judgment
herein.ss
Witness the Honorable Charles E. Nelson,
Municipal Judge, this 9Th day of March, $685.
AxEL e. CARLSON,
[scal] Clerk of Municipal Court
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MAY BUY THE PLANT.

Dame rumor is a busy crea.
ture and always has something
new with which to regale her
listeners. One of the latest pro
auctions from that source is. that
through the efforts Of G.. M. At
kinson, aided by some of the
republican leaders of the range,
the republican congressional com
mittee is to buy the Virginian for
Mr.. Atkinson, the transfer to be
made about April LIST. The re
port is also current that Bro.
Cappernull has in view the puc
chase of the St. Cloud Journal
Press, one of the leading repub-
lican papers of the Sixth Dis
trict
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j.
tenden, Prank Weaver, John
Chesser. ::
Fourth ward-Silver Repub,i.
can: Owen Gately, p, Sehip,ev,
p, Byrne, MARKS Mannheim, p,
Tally. Peoples: E. J. Einum. j.
Barton. Jacob Johnson, b, o.
Wiggen, Victor Nelson. Silver
Republican: Martin Nelson. N,
A. Holmer, Thos. StCyr, Nels
Fordham, c. N. Anderson.
The ward nominees We're as
follows: alderman 1st ward, Fred
L. Johnson, 3nd ward, Gust
johnson and J. F. Michan: 3rd
ward, E, H. Chittenden, 4th
ward, N. a. Holmer. Justice 1st
ward, H. J. Eaton, end ward,
none, 3rd ward, John Chesser.
4th ward, John Barton.
The prospective city nominees
at the city convention this even
ing, as reported, will in all pro,
liability be as follows: for mayor
j. 0. Shadbolt; for recorder,
Chas. E. Fay: for treasurer, An
drew Hawkinson. On the re
cordership, however, it is under
stood there may be more than
one nomination before the con
yentiOn.
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RAJ. .FREIGHTS REDUCED,

During the week the several
mining companies of the Memo
minee range have received let
ters from Division Superintend.
ent Linsley, of the Chicago &
North western railroad, contain
ing the information that the
freight rate on ore from the
Dickinson county mines to Els,
canada has been reduced from
forty-tive to forty cents per ton.
The rate from the Crystal Falls
district has been reduced to for.
ty three. This reduction means
a saving to the mines of the
range of 500, 900, estimating the
output for the season of 1898 at
1900, 900 tons. Iron Mt. Press.
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BEES BEGIN TU BUZZ.

If one is to believe half the
.rumors rife relative to the polit
ical bees which have begun to
buzz in the bonnets of allegedly
prospective range candidates for
high political honors it might be
we'll to bring out the tin pans,
the COW bells and the bass drum
and see if the industrious honey
gatherers cannot be induced to
swarm. Some of these bees are
guaranteed never to stray far
from home, however, as those
who entertain them are a trife
doubtful as to whether or not
they could get their own vote in
a public poll.
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REPUBLICAN, PRINdRIES,

Pursuant to call the republi-
can Ward caucuses were held
Monday evening, the interest
manifested in them being very
lax, however, the highest num-
Der Of votes cast IN any one pre-
cinct being 8. OF course, how.
ever, this counts for naueht,
even as straw.
The delegates elected from the
first ward to the city convention
were Messrs. E. 2. Griggs, W.
J. Moore, Vim. Rooney, J. Mes
berg, and c. E. Bailey; from the
second were Messrs. Joel Torn
quist, W. H. Wicks, Frank Stahl,
Frank Trampush and E. E. Bur
ley; from the third were Messrs.
J. r. James, j. D. Taylor, J.
Holmberg, E. H. Chittenden and
F. J. Rinnert. from the fourth
were Messrs. John Nelson, John
OConnor, Nick Springetti, Al
bert Olson and Alfred Burke.
The ward nominees were as
follows: First ward, w. J. Moore,
alderman; H. J. Eaton, justice;
Second ward, Gust Johnson and
D. c. Christopher, aldermen,
Vivian Prince, justice; Third
ward, John Weinberg, alderman,
T.. J. Rinnert, justice; Fourth
ward, John O'Connor, alderman,
Thos. Dunsmore, justice.
, The convention Tuesday eve
hing was organized by the Sc
lection of J. p. Taylor as chair
man and W. H. Wicks as secre.
tary. After the appointment and
report of committee on creden-
tials the convention proceeded
to place in nomination candidat.
es for city Offices as follows: For
mayor, P. W. Scott; for record.
er, Axel E. Carlson; for treasur
er, John D. Lamont. But one
nomination was made for any
office and by direction the secre
tary cast the ballot of the con-
ventioa for each candidate.
The business before the con
vention was closed by the ap
pointment Of a city committee
for the ensuing year composed
as follows: chairman, J. D. Tay
lor; secretary, w. H. Wicks; E..
z. Griggs, w. J. Moore, E. E,
Bu:ley, Gust Johnson, F. j.
Rinnert, A. Newton Brown, G..
E. Nelson and Albert Olson.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR FCB.ICATION.
Land Once IT Duluth, Minn., March t. 1856
Notice is hereby given that the following
lanled settler has fled rnt:cc OF his intention
make iina! proof III SUPPORT of his claim
nd that said proof vii! be made before the
register and Receive: at Duluth, Mimi. >, c1
lay l., 1855 viz
Robert Horri;e, who made HOMESTEAD Emit, y
20. C75t for Lot !, Sec. 3 and Lots 1 and 2 Of
&c. i. Tp. &c. r. IS ". 4th z. If.
He names the following witnesses to prove
is continuous residence upon and cultiva-
lion of said land, viz:
John S. Mccullough, of Mountain Iron, Mimi
Andre Mcneozie "Ciouuet, Mimi.
Fred Hunter, Mountain Iron, Mimi.
4. n. Anderson, q "
WIN. e. CULKIS. Register
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, DEPART:a'
MENT OF STATE.

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. GREETING:
This is to certify that B. f. Schoenleber.
proprietor Mesaba Bottling Works, did, in
compliance with Chapter IA. General Laws
of 1896, on the Fourteenth day of March, A.
D. eighteen hundred and ninety-eight, file in
this Office an application for a label trade
mark or form Of advertisement, herewith de-
scribed, to-wit:
THE Nesaba Bottling Works. Virginia,
Minnesota"
Ana of which label, trade mark or form of
advertisement the hereto attached drawing,
print or representation is true, correct and
duplicate copy thereof on file and of record
in this office; and further certify that the
Same does not closely resemble any other la
bel, trade mark or form of advertisement on
file and of record in this Office, on the said
above named date of application. The said
The Mesaba Bottling Works, is therefore
hereby granted to have and to use the above
described label. trade mark or form of adver-
tisement.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the Great Seal of tho
State, at the Capitol. in St. Paul, this Four
teenth day of March, A. D. eighteen hundred
and ninety -eight.
ALBERT BERG,
[GREAT SEAL OF THE Secretary of State.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
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OPERATORS MAP AGREE.

Cleveland, March 16.-The
operators Of the Mesaba mines
are seeking an agreement among
themselves, with every prospect
Of success.
The old range operators some
time ago formed the Bessemer
Ore association, and the Mesaba
range men refused to enter the
agreement rs they did last year.
The result last year was disas,
trous to the Mesaba operators,
the price of their ore sinking to
a very lo7 figure.
!. This year the Mesaba men are
trying to get together to main
tain prices. This week their Oh
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TO FIGHT RAIL FkEIGUTS.

James Corrigan and Franklin
Rockefeller, of Cleveland, the
former the principal owner of
the Commodore mine ON the
Mesaba range, and the latter of
the Franklin on the Mesaba and
Zenith on the Vermiliou, arrived
in the city this morning and re-
gistered at the Spalding. Mr..
Corrigan is very much interested
in the movement to force a re
ductlon of ore freight rates and
proposes to fight rather than
longer submit to what he consid
ers the exorbitant demands Of
the range railroads.
To a Herald reporter Mr.. Cor
rigan said today that he and two
associates had invested a large
sum of money in the Commodore
mine, but that their property
was worthless.
II thought" said Mr.. CORR.
gan, "that they would advance
the price of ore this year be
cause wages have advanced and
the Bessemer Ore association has
advanced prices on the old rang
es. They have not done 1t, how
ever, for I lind that they are
again selling ore at the prices
which ruled last year and those
prices are less than the cost OF
production to those who have to
pay 80 cents a ton freight rate.
It is evidently the intention OF
the owners of the railroads to
own and control all of the mines
on the Mesaba range. They
nave made 1t absolutely lmpOS'
sib]e for anybody but themselves
to mine ore at profit by keep.
ing the price of ore down and
the rail freights up. I am ar.
ranging now to work the Com
modorc mine this season. That
IS, we will take out the minim-
um provided for in the lease, but
every ton will be produced at an
absolute loss.
/ have read the articles in The
Herald in regard to the condi-
tons up here, and have noted
the steps being taken by mine
owners to obtain relief. I an
willing to cooperate with them
in prosecuting a complaint be
fore the state board of railroad
and warehouse commissioners. ,
Duluth Herald.
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Nc KINLEY.

Frank S. Colvln. of Biwabik,
was in town on business Satur-
day.
Frank Schaffer made a bust.
ness trip to Biwabik Saturday.
j. Havalla was a Virginia Wis.
itor Saturday.
A polander was seriously in
jured at the Elba mine last Fri
day. He was removed to the
Sewell hospital at Biwabik.
Capt. Mike McCarty, Of the
Elba mine, made a trip to Duluth
Saturday.
Capt. Harry Roberts returned
to Duluth last Saturday.
Fuller & Millbrook have open
ed a law Office here.
W. c. Colbrath and Mr.. Whit
more, Duluth travelling men,
transacted business here Mon
day.
Mrs. Chas. Hill did shopping
in Virginia Tuesday.
VIM. Villette returned from E
business trip 10 Virginia Tues
day.
John Nick visited with friends
-in Sparta Tuesday returning
Wednesday.
Seth Sellers, the Sparta liv
cry man, was III town Wednes-
day.
John and Peter Haley, O:
Eveleth, transacted business ir
Biwabik Tuesday. 2
N. Wichart, representing the
Globe Tobacco co., of Detroit
called on the merchants here
Wednesday.
H. }. Millbrook made trir
to Sparta Tuesday.
John Best went to Virginie
Wednesday.
Gust johnson, of Sparta, was
in town short time Wednesday
w. A. McGonagle, resident en-
gineer Of the Duluth & Iror
Range, looked after the com.
panies interests at Biwabik Wed
nesday.
VIM. Verrill, of Biwahik, was
in town Wednesday. Mr.. Verril]
has secured the agency for the
Pabst beer at Biwabik.
Colvin & Robb will complete
their log contract Sa ;urday.
D. Ederazzi's family arrived
from Hurley, Wis, Tuesday eve
ming, and will occupy a portion
of the John Shank residence.
L. M. Hanson was in town
Thursday.
J. G. McGreevy returned from
Duluth Wednesday; he was re-
lieved by Conductor Weese.
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ject was almost attained when an
unforeseen obstacle arose and de Z
layed matters,
The belief IS strongly express,
ed that the objections will be
overcome ut a meeting to be held
IN this city some time next week,
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Special Notice.

. Persons wishing q news item. change Of
"ad" or anything In the 1iiie of locals, in
serted, Will please have same in our Office by
Thursday noon Of each week. if convenient,
as it saves time and trouble for both parties.
We reserve the right tc positively refuse
any notice of whatever nature after O clock
b. m. ON Thursday.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

= H., il. 1S,S.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intent ion
to ma Ike final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver at Duluth, HIM, on
May 10, i8c3 viz:
John ). Mccullough, who made Homestead
Entry No. 651l for the w. of SEA of Section
l, TIP. So, r. Is W. 9TH P III.
he names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residcEcu upon and cul,iva-
ton OF said land, VIZ;
Robert Horrie, OF Mountain Iron, Mimi
Fred Hunter,
\. ,. .Ederson' "
Andrew Mckenzie. of C!oouct Mimi.
WN. E. ;UIHiS Register.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS,
Council Clambc

Council Chamber,
Virginia, Mimi, March g 1885.
Regular meeting
Roll call.
Present-Aldermen Cameron, Donnelly,
Brown, Lundstrom, Einum. Mr.. President-6.
Absent-Aldermen Carr, Moriarty-2.
Minutes of previous meeting read.
On motion of Alderman Cameron minutes
of previous meeting approved as read.
Report of finance committee:
To the common council of the city of vir
ginia:
Gentlemen:
Your committee on finance having audited
the subjoined bills againet the city,: having
examined the same beg leave to submit
the following resolution: w."
q. X. Brown,
Gust johnson,
Committee.
Resolved, That the following bills be and
are hereby allowed and the recorder be in
structed to issue orders in payment of same:
Virginia Enterprise, stationery for city
recorders office 6 go
P W Scott, cords wood city hall roo
P W Scott, cord wood for Jail / is
Joel Tornquist, hauling hose cart / 50
Aid. Einum moved the adoption of
the resolution and it was declared adopted
upon the following vote:
Ayes-Aldermen Einum, Cameron, Dor
nelly, Brown, Lundstrom, Mr.. President-8
NayS-none.
Passed March 2, 1898. s.. /.
" Approved March 2, 1898. ~ IL. ,
H.. P. W. Scott, Mayor.
On motion Of Aid. Bro wn the recorder was
instructed to notify the Light & Water CO. to
move light from corner Of Walnut and Mesa
b. avenue to corner Chestnut and Mesaba
avenue. = @Gas%t IT..
Alderman Brown excused from council by
the president. s.s%
By Alderman Lundstrom:
Resolved that the following salary bills be
allowed and that the recorder be and is here.
by instructed to draw warrants on the city
treasurer In payment Of same:
A. Belanger, chief Of police 60 co
Chas Gronberg, patrolman Il 30 90
VI. g. Palmer, city attorney :t co
z. Il. Brown, health officer, quarter end
ing january 81 u ...5 50 90.
H kiag. eAief fire department ID pa
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the office OF City Recorder.

| the office OF City RECORDER.
! You all know me and my abilities. If elect
ed can and will Gil the Office according to
law. Respectfully asking your suffrage am
gentlemen, Yours etc,
NIv1.N PRINCE.
| Virginia, March IS, 1895
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TO THE ELECTORS or THE CITY
OF VIRGINIA.,

GENTLEMEN:
have been Il resident amongst you since
1892. have experienced the same vicissi-
tudes in pecuniary losses os you a!l have. l
have my little home here-and expect to stay
here. 1 nm getting toe old to 80 into the
mines, aud must have something to earn
living. e. -$s<3S4.s:s~ s., r. 2:&
Without regard to any political af.i liation 1
respect ul.ssulfer myselsssaa Il calHliaate. Toy
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Summons for Publication.

y go, -
-.5 5:2$ Sss { CityOf
County of st. Louis Virginia. $s s /
William B. prutt and L. Il Fanning, doing
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Terms, p Per Year, il Advance.
Official Paper, City Of Virginia.

Mayor, T. ". scorr.
Recorder, II. J. E,roN.
Treasurer, y. uAwKINsOS.
ALDERMEN
~ X. BHisHS. VIC. CARR,
J. Na&,aRTY, GUST. JOHNSON,
". s, pnNNElLY. j. L. CAMERON,
+. J. ElNUM. c. ". LuNnsrRoM
Muaicipal Judge. CHAs. e. NELSON,
Clerk Of toGrt, AxEI4 E. CARLSON.
JUSTICES.
Ii. J. EATON, VIVIAN PRINCE,
i. J. RINNERr.
Chief o. Police. \. RELANGER.
Street Commissioner. P. A. GANNUS.
Chief of Fire Department., HENRY KING.
Secretary Fire Dept, PETER BYRNE
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Entered ut the Pest Office at Virginia, Mimi,
Ia sscoua class mail matter,