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were pointed out; the door from which
Borrego came out, and the post that
Vigil stood at when killed were carefully
examined.
In the court room Page B. Otero was
recalled by the defense for further ex
animation He stated that the reason
Cunningham, Tucker, and himself were
armed when they went to make the ar
rests, was that resistance was expected.
They had been informed from reliable
sources that the men for whom the war
rants were issued were even then to-
gether arranging for that purpose; had
held meetings before for that purpose;
that Hipolito Vigil had said he would
never be taken alive. Vigil had the
reputation of being desperate man.
Thomas H. Tucker, the defendant,
was then placed on the stand by the de-
fense, but his evidence did not differ
from that of Page B. Otero.
This afternoon, after listening to ar
guments by counsel for both the prose-
cution and defense, Chief Justice Mills
announced that he wished to take the
case under consideration, and asked for
a copy of the stenographer's report of
the evidence. As it would require about
a week for him to carefully examine the
evidence and the authorities referred
to, he admitted the defendant, Thomas
II. Tucker, to bail in the sum of 50, 500.
pending his decision. Bond was furn-
ished this afternoon. Judge Mills stated
that the question under consideration
was whether he would dismiss Tucker
or hold him to the action of the grand
Jury under bond.
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Engagement Hourly Expected.

Madrid, 6 p. m.-The governor O.
Manila telegraphs that an engagement
between the Spanish and American
squadrons is hourly expected.
Spanish Vessels Up to Mischief.
Southampton, April 27.--Two Span
ish torpedo boats and large armorec
ship have been sighted cruising at the
entrance of the canal.
The Spanish ships sighted at the en-
trance to the channel have been made
out to be an auxiliary cruiser and two
torpedo boats.
Spanish Fleet Waiting for Orders.
St. Vincent, Cape Verde Islands, April
s7.-4:Os p. m.-The Spanish fleet i;
still here awaiting orders.
american Acts of Piracy
Barcelona, April 27.-Shipping people
here want Spain to demand an indem.
nifty through the French embassy fol
the Americans "acts of piracy"
Portugal Nutrality.
Lisbon, Portugal, April 27.-The
state council meets tomorrow to issue a
decree of nutrality, after which the
Spanish squadron must leave Cape Verde
islands.
Offers Philippine Islands as Security.
New York, April 27.-London advices
this afternoon say that Spain is negotiat.
ing loan and offers the Philippine
islands as security.
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THE SPANISH FLEET
Still at Cape Verde Islands, Although
Madrid Report Says Fleet
Has Sailed.
PORTUGAL'S NEUTRALITY
Naval Engagements Off Philippine Islands
Momentarily Expected Spain Endea-
voring to Borrow Money Spanish
Watching the Mediterranean.

London, April s7.-It is reported here
from Madrid that the destination of the
Spanish feet, which is said to have
sailed several days ago, is unknown to
anyone but the minister of marine and
Admiral Bermijo, but it is added that
news is expected before long at the
Spanish capital of the bombardment of
American coast towns.
Spanish Ships Cruising In Mediterranean.
A special dispatch from Tangier,
Morocco, today, say that the Spanish
warship Pelayo is cruising in the Med
iterranean, and two torpedo boats in the
straights of Gibraltar.
Capture of An American Vessel Announced.
Madrid, April PA dispatch from
Manila, says that the governor of Iloilo,
Philippine islands, announces that the
Spanish gunboat, Ell Cano, has arrived
there, having captured the American
bark Saranac, from N. s. W., loaded
with coal. The Spanish Philippine
islands fleet has sailed to meet the
United States Asiatic squadron
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TUCKER HEARING CLOSED.
Evidence Submitted and Defendant Admit
ted to Bond Pending Decision by
Chief Justice Mills.

Yesterday afternoon was mostly con-
sumed by the examination of the follow
ing witnesses for the prosecution in
the Tucker case: Bruno Romero,
Cosme Aarid, and Benigno Ortega.
Their testimony agreed substantial
ly and was not shaken by cross
examination, although strong attempts
in that direction were made.
Bruno Romero testified that during
the afternoon of January 9, 1894, he was
on the south side in Luis Tafoya's groc-
cry store in the house occupied by An
tonic Ortiz Salazar. He was then
talking to Nicolas Gutierrez. He saw a
back coming down he street going to-
ward town, in this hack were W. P.
Cunningham, Page B. Otero, Thomas s.
Tucker and Juan Pacheco.
These men got out of the hack when
they saw Frank Gonzales y Borrego Ia
the door of the grocery store. They,
that is the three of them, leveled their
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TO ADVANCE ON HAVANA.
Insurgents Will Be Equipped by United
States for Operations Against Cuban
Oapital-Oolonel Wood on Way
to New Mexico

Washington, April 27.-General Miles
and the Cuban representatives at an i'm
portant conference today, went over
the plans of operations. The Cubans
arranged for Lieutenant Rowans to have
safe conduct to the insurgents camp.
1t is understood that the insurgents will
be fully equipped by the United States
and will move on Havana, to cooperate
with our fleet.
Insurgents Will Advance on Havana.
Two Cuban representatives had con-
ference with General Miles this morn
ing. He states that the Cubans are to
be fully equipped by the United States
and are to march on Havana from the
rear at once and cooperate with the
United States feet.
Censorship Over Spanish Mall
The government today established a
censorship over all Spanis-., mail. The
postal authorities hs.se taRan the mat
ter In charge.
Regular Army VIII be Recruited.
Orders were issued today to recruit
the regular army to the full war strength
of 81 900 men,
Colonel Woods on Way to New Mexico.
Colonel Woods left for New Mexico
and Arizona this morning to organize a
regiment of cowboy cavalry.
Illinois Volunteers Marching.
Chicago, April 27.-To the strains of
martial music and cheered by 100000
throats, the local volunteers marched
for camp at Springfield this morning.
Governor Pingree to the Front.
Island Lake, Mich, April 27.-Gov-
ernor Pingree will concentrate the
Michigan troops in camp here, and will
probably lead them to the front him
self.
Texas Rangers VIII Guard Frontier.
Austin, Tex, April 27.--The rangers
will be organized to guard the frontier.
The Spanish Mexicans are said to be
gathering in large bands to prosecute
guerilla warfare against gouthern Texas.
Explosives Stolen at New Orleans.
New Orleans, April 27.-The govern
ment dynamite magazines here were
broken into last night, and a large
quantity of explosives carried away.
Telegraph Office at Chic kamauga.
Omaha, April 27.-A Western Union
telegraph office has been opened at
Chickamauga Park.
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CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.
Silver Senators Will Oppose Bond Feature
Of War Revenue Bill-Debate in House
More Talk Of Recognition

Washington, April 27.-In the senate
today, Mr.. Stewart New introduced a
resolution providing that ''the secretary
of war be directed to furnish an esti-
mate OF the amount as an appropriation
necessary to arm, equip, subsist and
furnish with munitions of war the Cuban
army. and such additions as may be
made thereto from the people of Cuba,
until the Spanish army shall be expelled
from the island OF Cuba, or until the
next session of congress-" After state
ment by Mr.. Allison that the whole sub
ject covered by the resolution was being
considered by the proper committee, Mr..
Stewart agreed that the resolution
should 60 to the military affairs com.
mittee.
Silver Senators VIII Oppose War Revenue
Bill.
While there is no doubt that the sen.
ators who advocate the free coinage OF
silver will oppose the bond feature OF
the war revenue bill, the prospect is that
they will not seek to delay its passage
on account of that provision. The bond
provision will probably be stricken out
III Viz SoululpUCC vi ihuhSC anu iN
stored in the senate.
Confirmation of Mr.. Moore's appointment.
The senate has confirmed John B.
Moore, of New York, as assistant secre-
tary Of state.
Opening of War Revenue Debate.
The opening of the three days debate
on the war revenue measure attracted
crowds to the house galleries today.
Without any evidence of excitement or
preliminaries of any kind, the house
went into committee of the whole.
Mr.. Dingley, chairman of the ways and
means committee, did not ask the first
reading to be dispensed with.
The reading of the bill occupied
an hour and ten minutes. Mr.. Dingley
then opened the debate. He pointed
out the necessity not only of providing
additional revenue, which would be
raised by the bill, but authorizing the
secretary OF the treasury to borrow
money on the credit of the government.
Mr.. Bailey, the Democratic leader, while
declaring his party would support the
president in the vigorous prosecution
of war, said it would oppose steps
deemed unwise and unjust. He urged
an income tax, a tax on bank deposits
and the coinage of the silver seinorago
in place of bond issue.
Cuban Recognition Talk.
There is renewed talk of the recogni-
tion of the Cubans, or at least their bel
ligerency, and confident hopes were ex-
pressed today in high Cuban circles that
recognition will be granted within two
weeks. One of the first effects, it is
said, would be to give the Cubans an
official status at Washington, instead of
their present unofficial status.
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MARKET REPORT.

New York, April 27.-Money on call
nominally ? @ per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper, or. Silver, 5611; lead,
So. so; copper, liz.
Chicago. = Cattle, receipts, $4,000;
steady; beeves, 81. 90 q IS. 35; cows and
heifers, 1925 @ $4.65; stockers and feed
ers, 1915 @.$4.5O. Sheep, receipts, 49,
600; strong; natives, 1878 q $3.50; west
erns, $3.50 q $4.7O; lambs, $500 q s.. so.
Chicago.-Wheat, May, $1.21A; July,
94M q u. Corn, April, 33A; July,
3456. Oats, April, 2sX; July, 254.
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Code of Civil procedure.

Every practicing attorney in the ter
ritory should have copy of the New
Mexico Code of Civil Procedure, bound
in separate form with alternate blank
pages for annotations. The New Mex
lean Printing company has such an edi-
tion on sale at the following prices:
Leatherette binding, SLIPS; full law
sheep, So; flexible morocco, $3.50.
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CREWS REFUSED TO SAIL.
Fearing Capture by Spanish, Four Vessels
Will Ask for CONVOY Out of Gulf.

Tampa, Fla, April 27.-The crews of
four steamships, loaded with phosphate
for Europe, this morning refused to sail,
saying they feared capture by the Span
ish. The captains have decided to wait
until big feet was ready and then ask
the government for convoy of Ameri-
can warships out of the gulf.
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Illustrated
Special Edition
New Mexican

Can be had by applying at
this Office. 1t is full of mat
ter describing the mineral,
agricultural, horticultural
and all the varied resources
of New Mexico. just the
thing to send any one in
quiring about or interested
in the territory. Price 10
cents, wrapped and mailed
for 11.cents.
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Notaries' Records.

The New Mexican Printing company
has on sale blank records for the use of
notafies public, with the chapter of the
Compiled laws governing notaries, print
ed in the front. Will be delivered at any
postoffice or express Office on receipt of
$125
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Gladstone's Death

London, April S7.-Mr. Gladstone died
this afternoon.
Later the report of Mr.. Gladstone's
death was denied !.
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STORM ON ATLANTIC COAST.
Wind Blowing go Niles An Hour Ship
ping in Danger War Vessels Left
Rafnra Storm Br0ka.

Norfolk, Va, April 27.--A terrific
storm is raging on the Virginia and
North Carolina coasts. The wind Is
blowing 90 miles an hour and many
vessels are in danger Of being wrecked.
The cruiser Montgomery and transport
Panther, which left here yesterday for
Key West, rounded Cape Hatteras before
they encountered the storm.
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.
Galena Observed the Birth Of General Grant
Today Confederate Veteran Orator
NJ Tho nav

Of the Day.
Galena, Ills. April S7.-Galena, the
home Of General U. s. Grant, today cele-
brated the nth anniversary of the
great leaders birth. Mrs. Nellie Grant
Sartoris and daughter, Vivian, repre-
sented the Grant family. Judge Emory
Speer, confederate veteran, Of Macon,
Ga, was the orator of the day.
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Washout on the Chama.
Special to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Espanola, April 2e.-A washout OH
the Chama river, five miles above this
place, has carried out portion of the
railroad bridge. The Denver & Rio
Grande train will be about three hours
late today.
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Strictly First Class.

Housekeepers and restaurant man
ayers can save money by purchasing
meats, fish and oysters from Bischotl
& Muller. Only strictly first-class meats
sold
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For Rent.

Furnished rooms for housekeeping
Apply to Mrs. Call.
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just received at Fischer's, fresh can
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Big BOSTON FAILURE.

Howard Clock & Watch Company Made An
Assignment Today.
Boston, April 27.-The E. Fl. Howard
Clock & Watch company, Samuel Little,
proprietor, has made an assignment for
the benefit of creditors to F. E. Snow.
The estimated liabilities of the clock
company is $500, 900, assets $4O0, 200.
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(HOT SPRING9J

Celebrated Hot Springs the midst the Anien.
= Santa
Railway,
KtSprings
Altitude 60O delightful
an% tourists These
tested to the f9lcwnEE Rhsunas NsHraa
M Mecuial AEeoions scroiu CaterEh
at all
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CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
2 small Japanese cups and saul
GERS, 15c.
2 large Japanese cups and sau-
GERS, 2jc.
Two new open stock patterns in
medium priced English semi
pOrcelafn; there is no necessity
to buy a s'set" with lot of
pieces you will never use. We
will sell you any quantity you
want al correct prices.
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FORCES FOR THE FAR EAST.
Two Brigades Going to Honolulu as IA
Half Way station.

Half Way station.
San Francisco, Aug. 22.-The rams
ports now here are the Scandal, Aus
tralia and City of sydney and the city
OF Picking is about Tue to arrive from
Manila. The forces to be sent to Homo
lulu, as a half way station TO Manila, in
case they should be NEEDED by General
Merritt In the Philippines, are embraced
by two brigades. The hrst brigade, un-
der General Miller, consists OF the 7th
and sth California volunteer regiments,
the 50 battalion of the 23d United states
infantry, the LIST battalion of California
heavy artillery, Troop A OF the Nevada
cavalry and a detachment Of the hospt-
tai corps. The second brigade, now un-
der the command OF Colonel Funston. is
composed OF the 20th Kansas, LIST Ten
nessee and 51st Iowa. with a small de
tachment of oregon recruits. The
troops under General King, which sailed
on the Arizona. will be held at Honolulu
To await further orders. General King
win have immediate command of the
new camp of mobilization at Honolulu.
subordinate. Of course, to General Ner-
riam.
Colonel Barber Of the New York reg
iment Is the ~commandant OF the mill
tary post at Honolulu. which is In the
department Of California and has no
connection with the eNpeditionaTy
forces, and he viii, in great measure,
be independent Of General King. 1t is
possible thai the supplies carried by
the Arizona and Scandal will he placed
upon one Of the two, which will contin-
ue on It's way to Manila, while the 9TH
or will be brought back 10 he again
loaded with troops for Honolulu.
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SILVER BOW DEMOCRATS
The Caucuses on Sept. u and
the Primaries the 14th.
CONVENTION ON THE 17TH
There VIII Be les Delegates, Based on
the Vote Cast for Clerk OF the
Court-The Committee En-
tirely Harmonious.

The fall political campaign may be
said TO have opened in Butte last night
when the democratic county central
committee met at the court house and
selected dates for the holding OF eau
cuses n primaries and the county
convention. and also made the appor-
tlonment of delegates 10 the various
precincts. A very large number attend
ed besides the members Of the commit
tee, and manifested very great interest
sn the proceedings. The meeting was,
however. both harmonious and enthu-
asstic and presages well for a TN
vmphant campaign in the faH. Inc
subject of fusion was not mentioned al
the meeting.
OF the AZ members Of the county cen
tral committees the following responded
10 their names when Chairman j. }.
Haggerty called the meeting to order
and Secretary Harry Ayrshire read the
names of the members. Cy Donovan,
E. ]. Laurandeau, NJ J. Burke. j.
O'B1en, ]. r. McNally, Dan Drew,
John II. Cronin, {. +. Booth. r. 5. Har-
rington, d. w. Newbro. John l.. Cur
ran, w. j. Dawson, Harvey Reber, w.
J.. Naughten, Ed McGovern, A. J. Tar
bet, A. Reichle. c. Il. Alsop, Mike Car
roll, Dan Yancey. J. J. O'Meara, +. W.
Leech. T.. w. French, Duncan MCIlac,
II. p. O'Connor. Con Hayes.
NJ. ]. Burke called attention to the
fact that Dan Drew, one Of the COM
mittemen. had gone TO the Ktondike,
and O'Brien, another committeeman,
had died. He moved that the chair be
empowered to appoint committeemen TO
I'LL those vacancies. This was opposed
by c. K. Alsop n c. c. Taylor. but on
a vote the motion was carried by "A vote
OF d to s. Chairman Haggerty then
appointed Eugene Sullivan as commit
te4man in place Of Dan Drew and
George Fitzgibbons In place Of j.
O'Brien.
The matter Of the appointment Of del
egates to the various precincts then
came up. Mr.. Burke moved that the
apportionment be one delegate for ev-
cry IS votes and majority fraction
thereof cast for the head Of the county
ticket two years 70, being Clark for
clerk of the district court. Mr.. Alsor
opposed this apportionment, as making.
in his opinion, too unwieldy a conven-
ton. and he offered an amendment 10
make the apportionment one delegate
for every 80 votes.
After some discussion Dan Yancey
offered as a substitute for both mo
tons that a committee be appointed I,
maxi the apportionment IND report &
the meeting. This prevailed and tn,
chairman appointed as such committe,
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More Sick Soldiers,

New Haven, Conn. Aug. 22-Frivate
James G.. Walters Of Troop II. 9Th cavalry.
who was one Of the first party OF sick
soldiers sent to the New Haven hospital
from Montauk Point. is dead OF typhoid
fever. lie belonged In Kentucky. The Red
Cross yacht Admiral brought "A third
party Of sick soldiers here to-day. Nearly
~ are now being cared for at the New
Haven hospital and arrangements have
been made to provide for 500. Assistant
Surgeon James McV. McCalla of the Sd
cavalry. Washington. and Surgeon Renia-
min T. Lewis. Company Il, 10Th infantry,
Portland, ore, arrived to-day.
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SMOKE ROBERT MANTELL CIGARS
The sure Ia Grippe Cure.

There is no use suffering from TINS
dreadful malady, II you will only get the
right remedy. You are having pam an
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ton, have a bad cold. in fact, are com
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only remedy that will give you prompt
and sure relief They act directly on your
Liver. stomach and kidneys, tone up the
whole system aud make you feel IKE a
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Store. Only 50 cents per bottle.
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Murdor Follows a OnnrreI.

St. Louis. Aus. Flames A, Baker.
secretary Of the Majestic Steel Range
company was shot and killed i'm front
Of his home, At 50l5 Ridge avenue. last
night. by Campbell Allrairc. The men
quarreIed over certain alleged statements
Baker Is said 20 haNc made about ALI
raire's sister, Bette. who lives a few
doors west OF tho Baker home. Baker
was q years old md leaves a widow. All
gaire. who was placed under Arrest, is 81
Years old and n wlduwer.
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Race Train to Anaconda.

During the races at Anaconda Aug.
IL to Sept. 10, inclusive, the Butte, Ana
conda e. Pacific Railway company VIII
make excursion rate daily, except sun
day, good only on Copper City Limited
train, leaving Butte at 1:05 p. m. N
returning. leaving Anaconda at . p. m.
Round trip, 81
Round trip rate. including admission
to the race track, St.50.
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that the plaintiff have and
recover OF the defendant his
costs and disbursements here
IN. Judgment and decree VIII be
entered herein accordingly. n the re-
spective motions OF the plaintiff and de-
sustained by these findings, are over
ruled"
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Charges Preferred.

San Francisco. Cal, Aug. 22-Formal
charges have been preferred against four
MEMBERS Of the Tennessee IN
connection with the assault on Dan Thom-
as last Monday. Those accused are frl-
Yates Davis, Clark. Anderson ana
Scruggs, who have been under arrest
since the affair occurred.
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DESTROYED hy Fire.

Pottsdam. y. Y. Aug. THE plant Of
the High Falls Sulphide Pulp and dining
company, located al Pyrites. has been de-
stroysd by IRE. The cause is unknown.
The loss IS placed at 500. 900 and there
was an insurance of $4,000. The capital
stock Of the company Is $4,000, held most
~ in Pottsdam.
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Dan Yancey. c. f. Booth and c. c.
Taylor. Later the committee reported
in favor Of an apportionment on the
basis Of one delegate for every 90 votes
AZ majority fraction thereof cast FOR
Clark for clerk Of the court, and this
report was adopted by the
Ii makes the convention consist Of loo
delegates. divided among the precincts
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on motion Of M. J. Burke the eau
cuses were fixed for Monday, Sept. IL,
at s p. m, the primaries for Wednes-
day, Sept. IA, from 4 TO 3 p. m. and the
convention for Saturday. Sept. l., at
o'clock noon. The committee then ad-
iourned.
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SIS reward TO any one proving that
r. r. Mayer. 90 West Park. does not
put in the best handspring made for
81 Watch cleaning $3.50.
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Ladies tan shoes. lace and button,
worth s., - and s., sale price $50, s.
and s.; Tassel's shoe sale, p West
Park
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on motion OF Judge Naughten the roll
was called and the committeemcn from
each precinct named, the place Tor
holding caucus and primary as fol-
lows:
Precinct. Place.