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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-24
STRIPPING THE SHAMROCK.
Getting Ready for the Trip Across the
Ocean.

Ocean.
New York Oct. 23.-The crew of the
yacht Shamrock began work early this
morning stripping the yacht of her rae
ing rigging at her berth in the Erie ba-
sin. Captain Hogarth said he expects
to have the yacht under jury rig by the
end of the week.
Tomorrow night Captain Hogarth.
Captain Wringe and the Shamrock crew
will meet Captain Barr and the victorious
Deer Island boys from the Columbia in
Prospect hall. Brooklyn, A feast and
general entertainment has been prepared
for the vanquished and the victo1s by the
Yachtmasters. Engineers and Yacht Off
cers' association.
Sir Thomas Upton will go to Chicago
Tomorrow. He has already expressed
his intention of challenging for 1901. as
he does not care to try to get ready for
next year. He will give way, however.
to anybody desiring the challenge before
him.
Fife, the designer of Shamrock, is still
very i'll at the Fifth Avenue hotel.
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At Los Angeles.

Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. 23.-The races
to-day resulted as follows: Semi-Tropic
Colt stake. trotting-Derecho won, Di-
rectus second; best time. 2:36&. Trottins.
2:15 class, purse 81, O00-Neerata won, DR..
Frasse second, Our Lucky third; best
time, 2:121a. Five furlongs-Windy Jim
won. Tanoka second, Alas third; time,
1:O3A. Six furlongs-Jerid won, Yule sec
ond Amasa third; time, 1:14la. Mile and
sixteenth, selling-Ping won, Stromo sec
ond Rey de San Juan third: time, 1:4S&.
Six furlongs-Brown Prince won, Jim
Brownell second, San Augustine third:
time. LIZ,
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At Chicago.

Chicago. Oct. 29-Weather clear. track
fast. Results: First race, six furiongs-
Mont Eagle won, Macie Marie second
Fair American third; time, l;loA. sec
ond rare mile and three-e ighths-Double
Dummy won. Barataria second, Hold Up
third; time, 2:2lk. Third race, six fur
longs-Jim Gore II. won, Hermoso second
Andes third: time, 1:14A. Fourth race,
mile and 10 yards-Salvable won, Found
second, Great Bend third: time, l:44. Fifth
race. five furlongs-YelloWI ran won Net
49, pasent second, Emma NJ. third; time
.5elh sixth race, mile-Jimp won, Volan-
dies second Rosavannah third; time
1:42s.
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Had TO Pass 1t I'm,

Washington. Oct. 23.-General Otis ac-
count of the last Filipino peace over
ture is as follows:
"Manila, Oct 22-On Oct. 20 messages
received at Angeles under flag of truce
expressed the desire of Hon. President
Aguinaldo to send a commission to Ma
Mia to arrange difficulties connected with
delivery of Spanish prisoners and to dis
cuss matters of particular character,
Reply returned that commission accred-
tied by any one other than General Aguin-
aldo. general-in- chief of the insurgents.
could not be recognized or received. M
later correspondence. OTIS
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DEATH OF 0. E. MORSE.
He Was Well Known Citizen of Dill

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Dillon, Oct 80. E. Morse one of
the best-known residents of this Sec
ton, died about O'clock this evening
very suddenly. He had been ill for
some years past. Tonight he went
over to the train to mail letter.
After starting home he became weak
and had to stop. He was taken home
in a carriage and died almost imme-
diately after getting there. The de-
ceased was about SO years old. He
leaves a wife and two grown daugh-
tiers. The girls are now at bingham.
Ill, attending school. They have been
telegraphed for. His brother, J. f.
Morse. mayor of Dillon. is at Butte to-
day. His death will probably throw a
damper on the celebration tomorrow.
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At Oakland.

San Francisco, Oct. 2S.-Weather at
Oakland fine track heavy. Results:
First race. five furlongs, selling-Alee
won. Druidess second Kickum Bob third !;
time, 1:06A. Second race, mile and a six
teenth. selling-Faversham won, Wyoming
second, P. A. Finnegan third; time l:52A
Third race, mile-May w. won, Pat Nor
rissey second: time. 1:46. Fourth race,
six furlongs, selling-Castake won, Major
Cook second. Montallade third; time.
1:19h. Fifth race, Futurity course, SELL
ing-Imperious won, High Hoe second,
Don't Know third; time, liza.
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New Charter Upheld.

San Francisco, Oct. 23.-The supreme
court to-day rendered two decisions
unfolding the new charter adopted by
the people of San Francisco at the last
municipal election. The contests were
made by incumbent county officers to
test the validity of the charter, which
gives to the mayor almost unlimited
power in the conduct of municipal at
fairs The decision has direct bear
ing upon the municipal election order
ed for Nov. 7. Had the charter not been
upheld the election would not have
taken place.
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Scottish Rite MaSons.

Washington, Oct. 23.--The supreme
council of Scottish Rite Masons called
en- President Mckinley at the white
house to-day and later concluded its
biennial session by comforting the 33d
degree of Masonry on q members of
the order. Vacancies in office were
filled by the election of Frank Pierce
of Colorado to be treasurer general and
James G. Richardson Of Tennessee to
be lieutenant grand commander.
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NEBRASKA CAMPAIGN.
w. j. Bryan Has Began His Canvass of
His State,

Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 23.-Colonel w. j.
Bryan arrived in Lincoln early this
evening, went to his home for a three
hours rest and started tonight for
Polk county, where he begins his two
weeks speechmaking in Nebraska to-
morrow at Stromburg. He said mis-
health was excellent and he was con-
fident of being able to conclude his
campaign as scheduled.
Mr.. Bryan said his long tour in Ne
braska had no special significance. He
had in years past neglected his home
state, and he was simply redeeming
promises of speeches made long ago.
He said he was gratified at the recep-
tions he had received and the senti-
ment of the people in the states re-
Gently visited.
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TEN MILLIONS.
Large Interests in the Joplin District
Will Be Worked.

Kansas City, Mo-. Oct. pa combi-
nation known as the National Lead,
Zinc and Spelter company, with cap
italization of $1O,000,000 and with a sur
plus of 100000. to control and work
large interests in the Joplin-Galena dis
trict, has been formed The concern
was promoted by Marcus Pollasky,
president of the National Mine com
pany, of Kansas City who has just
returned from New York. where he
succeeded in interesting Eastern CAPT
talists. The concern will operate and
develop properties in the district and
as a result of the organization lead
and zinc stocks will be listed on the
stock exchanges of New York, Boston
and Chicago. At present the offices
of the company will be located in Kan
saS City.
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wkRDNER RIOTERS.
The Trials Will Begin Thursday in the
United States Court


United States Court
Moscow, Idaho, Oct. 23.-The cases of
Edward Boyle and others and Emil Fos-
berg and others were submitted to the
United States grand jury here to-day.
The defendants are charged with inter
fering with the running of a United
States mail train and conspiracy at Ward
ner on April % last when the Bunker
Hill and Sullivan mill was blown up with
dynamite by mob. The indictment is
against AZ persons. whose names are
given. and 400 others. whose names are
unknown. 1t is expected the trials will
begin Thursday before United States
Judge Beatty.
Colonel Patrick Reddy Of San Francisco
is attorney for the defense assisted by
Peter Breen and Clay McNamee. United
States Attorney Cozier will conduct the
prosecution. Twenty-Five federal pris-
oners under the charge are in the stock
ade at Wardner and IS are confined in
the Jail at Moscow.
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At LatOni8.

Cincinnati. Oct. 23.-Results at Latonia:
First race, mile, seling-McCleary won,
Hill Billy second Fresco third; time, LAP.
Second race, five furlongs-Shrove Tues
day won, Nina B. l.. second, Mollie New
man third: time. 1:021a. Third race, seven
furlongs-J. j. T. won, Glad Hand second,
Parakeet third: time, 1:2S Fourth race,
mile selling-Rosa Masso won, Ferrol Sec
ond. Deyo third time. 1:42. Fifth race
five MISUNDERSTANDING won, Common
wealth Attorney second, Peter Duryea
third; time, 1:03.
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Bandits EAcaped.

Atchison. Kan, Oct. 23.-Notwith-
standing the fact that fully 40 armed
men surrounded the bandits between
Atchison and Doniphan all last night,
the two bandits who Saturday night
killed one man and wounded another
at Doniphan and duplicated this crime
here yesterday while being pursued by
a posse, crept through the line of
guards during the night and, stealing
a team ESCAPED.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-24
Gold Brooches

Are in great demand. Our line is
swell and popularpriced, showing
a handsome assortment of designs,
representing clusters, sunbursts,
stars, crescents, beetles, butterflies
and serpents set with genuine Dia-
monds Rubies, Emeralds, Pearls,
Olivines and Corals.
A visit to our establishment will
be appreciated by all lovers of the
beautiful and artistic.
Good values make good business
and our great and steadily increas-
ing trade evidences its truth.
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4 Sensational Robbery.

London, Oct 23.-Late this evening it
was announced that a sensational bur-
glary had taken place at the Savoy hotel.
London, where the room of Mrs. Stock
well of New York. widow of a New York
jeweler, was entered and robbed, it is
understood. Of jewelry valued at G100Go
and bank notes and other negotiable cur
rency to the amount of $4,000.
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WaShinrtOn NOtes.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Washington, Oct. 23.-The secretary
of the interior to-day affirmed the land
office decision in the case of Claus
Hennings VS.. the state of Montana, in-
volving lands in the Missoula distrct.
Hennings' application to amend entry
is denied, because the land applied for
passed to the state under the school
grant.
N. B. Chance has been appointed
postmaster at Chance. Carbon county,
vice l.. B. Chance. removed.
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Beyer-LawtOn,
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Great Falls, Oct PA quiet wedding
took place yesterday morning at the
parsonage of the Warren Methodist
Episcopal church on the west side,
Ernest Bever and Miss Frances Law
ton being joined in wedlock by Rev.
]. H. Little. pastor of the church. At
ter the ceremony the young people took
the morning train for Helena.
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ANDRADE FLED.
Castro Was Given an Enthusiastic Re-
ception at Caracas.

ceptlOn at caracas.
Washington, Oct 23.-The following
cablegram bearing on the revolutionary
situation in Venezuela has been receiv-
ed at the navy department from the
commander of the Detroit:
La Guayara, Oct. 23.-Castro entered
Caracas Sunday evening. Enthusiastic
reception. Quiet in this vicinity. but
factional differences awaiting ADJUST
ment. II EM filLL.
A cablegram from Minister Looms,
dated at Caracas to-day, says that An
drade's fight left the capital without
the succession he had promised. He
gave no notice to the consul and his
whereabouts are unknown.
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at the Metropolitan club by ]. Pierpont
Morgan, commodore of the New York
Yacht club. The dinner was attended
by about 80 persons, nearly all of them
prominent in yachting circles. Follow
ing the feast which began at o'clock.
there were several speeches, among the
speakers being Sir Thomas Upton. He
thanked the members of the New York
Yacht club for the courtesies which
they had extended to him during his
stay on this side of the ocean.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-24

Washington, Oct. ga cablegram
has been received at the state depart
ment from United States Consul Gudeer
a Panama stating that an instruction
has broken out there and that martial
law has been declared.
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A Slipht Victory,

San Francisco, Oct. 23,-Mrs. Nettie
r. Craven scored slight victory to-
day in a branch of her litigation
against the Fair estate Superior
Judge Trout decided that she is not in
any way estopped from claiming heir
ship to the late Senator Fair and that
she may proceed with her action to es
tablish, if she can, her right to a por
ton of the estate as the dead mans
widow.
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General Miles Tour.

Chicago, Oct. 23.-General Miles car
was attached to the Northwestern train
which left Chicago at $3.50 this evening,
and he will be in Omaha tomorrow.
From there his route is northwest to
Puget sound and from there through
the southwest
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Diamond JeWelry

This department is one of the
leading features of our establish
ment. Our Diamonds are chaste
and pure, of the very best quality
and cut and range in size from
ne-thirty-second of carat up to
three or four carats each. They are
mounted in every conceivable de-
sign in rings, studs, earrings, pend
ants. stick pins and chatelaine pins,
and prices vary according to size,
quality and design.
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aSkcu LIS dSS.
True enough.
He was young
because his
h e a TT W a 8
you n G !; his
step was firm;
his eye was
bright; his
l a Il gh was
CT ar a n d
m erry; his
appetite was
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Envoy to the Argentina.

Washington. Oct. 23.-William Lord
of Oregon has been appointed envoy
extraordinary and minister plGnipo-
Tertiary to Argentine republic.
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special session of the legislature to deal
with the question. Meanwhile the war
department will continue for a short
time at least to hold the prisoners.
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A Dinner for Upton.

New York Oct. 23.-An elaborate din
ner was rendered to Sir Thomas Upton
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RETURNING YOUTH.

~ am seventy years
young" said oliver
Wendell Holmes when they
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MAssaCRED NY INDIANS.

sixteen Kentucky Cold rrospector,
KILLED While Sleeping.
San Francisco, April IA special from
Juneau, ALASKA, to the Call contains the
report of the murder of sixteen Kentucls-
isus No details are at hand, but the story
is to the effect that the gold seekers were
killed while asleep By Indians who wanted
their kits and supplies. The crime is said
to have been committed number OF
months ago while The prospectors were
near the mouth of the Kuskokwlm river,
which, though reported rich In minerals,
has never been explored by white men.
The men who are said 10 have been muir
dered. but whose names are not known
here. sailed it IS stated, from San Fran
CISCO, last spring in small craft called
the Jesse, which they purchased for the
trip
Il is said that the massacre has been
reported TO the interior department, which
has taken the matter up. Congressman
Ellis Of owensb TO. KY. is also quoted
as having urged the department TO make
thorough inyes;igatl. n. The names Of
the murdered men and statement regard
ing The matter are said to be On Ole In
the interior department at Washington.
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AN INSURANCE LAW
Under Its Workings Not a Dollar Is
Being Written.
AGENTS SUSPEND BUSINESS.
Not a Man in Arkansas Can Now Sc.
cure Insurance.
SEVERAL BIG COMPANIES WITHDRAW
Agents Ordered to Cancel Policies Taken
0uI in March.
BUSINESS MEN OF THE STATE PROTEST
should Loss Occur No Adjustcr
Dare Enter the state to Adjust
the Damage.
SEVERAL BIG COMPANIES WITHDRAW
Agents Ordered to Cancel Policies Taken
0ul in March.
usINFSS MEN OF THE STATE PROTEST
should n Loss occur No Adjustcr
Dnre Enter the state to Adjust
the Damage.

Little Rock. Ark, April Mot dollar
of fire insurance IS being written here and
the agents throughout the State have hetn
notified to suspend all business and send
in their final reports so that business In
the state may be speedily wound up. Some
OF the local and general agents In the city
are even removing their signs from their
places of business and withdrawing their
Advertising matter.
One company notified its agents that all
policies written during the month of
March have been cancelled, and there is
alarm expressed that other companies will
take advantage OF the optional clause and
cancel every risk carried by them In Ar
kansas. leaving property and commercial
interests wholly unprotected. When It is
considered that the aggregate risk carried
in the State last year approximates $780,
600. 600. an idea may be had of the effect
OF the antitrust law.
Another feature which the public is be-
ginning 10 realize is that although exist
ing policies are valid until expiration,
should a loss be incurred no adjuster
would be permitted to come into the State
to make an adjustment for, being the
- s,ki h
would become liable to stringent punish
ment of fine or imprisonment, or both, q,
the discretion OF the court This is con
sidered the logical sequence of the con-
struction placed on the law by Attorpes
General Davis. although when he was
questioned on that point today he declined
10 express an opinion, saying in effect that
sufficient trouble had been precipitated
for the time being, and that one foot
should be gotten out of the mIre before the
other is put In.
The following companies this morning
Notified State Auditor and Insurance Com
.ssloner Gay sloan tnat lney had peen
forced out OF business IN the State Sun
Insurance company, New Orleans; Pala-
tine Insurance company of Manchester.
England; Agricultural company, New
York; United States Fire Insurance COM
pany, New York; Commercial Union AS
sUrance company New Orleans; Hamburg
Bremen Fire Insurance company, Norwich
Union Fire Insurance society, and the
German American insurance of New York.
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AN INDEX.
FIRST pAGIq.

FiHSt BAGiG, III fltHl- tfrs
Arkanaas is entirely without ffe insurance
bnntas City. PittsburE and Gulf IN tn
hands Of a receiver.
SECOND.
Cuban assembly has not difsolved
Public debt statement.
Sporting news.
THIRD.
Kos Losses and insurance Of Friday righta ere.
The beef Investigation.
FOURTH.
4 a Berlin Budget
Letter from London.
FIFTH.
Tho Mexican congress.
Tho Samoan incident.
Labor news.
SIXTH.
Leeislative gossip and PROCEEDINGS.
status Of controversy between the governor
and the SHERIFF.
SEVENTH
| Complaint OF drouth IN Texas
can for DELEGATES from Brazoa valley
Countt.s.
EIGHTH.
( Suburban newB.
somethlg Of the Transmississippi CONNER
eiai cDngress.
i NINTH.
Tne San Jaciuto Day celebration.
z Local news.
TENTH.
The Now La Porte read.
Hellfpaq news and notes,
ELEVENTH.
Text Of tho new law regulating tho election
Of school trustees IN independent districts
PUGET from Beaumont.
TWELFTH.
Local news.
FOURTEENTH.
SDccal Easter services.
Local newg.
FIITTTENhU
The Teacher OF the Old Log schooIhouse.
SIXTEENTH.
Commercial reviews and market quotations.
EIGHTEENTH.
Editorials
Literary matter.
NIFETEENTH.
Literary matter.
TNENTl-SECOND.
Want ads.
TWENTY THIRD.
Want ads
TWENTy-FIFTH
Fcfur's weather progro7tlcations; also an
eSpli ticn Of the cause q tornadoes.
TWEtTY-sIxTH.
Z iatiDg to actors and plays.
some OF the live topics OF the world OF
TWENTY
Of interest to commercial travellers.
TNFENTY-IiGUTH.
Easter gowns and other fashions fiflus.
tratedl
TWENTY-SINTu.
In Lent
THIHTIETH.
Why should | Believe IN immoriaiityg bs-
Ing 4 discussion by eleven religious leaders
Ihe sermon A paper on preparation and
THIRTY-FIRST
The Boys and Girls pase.
TBIRTf-SECOND.
Summary Of sermons
Local church notices.
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fire insurance center In the Southwest.
Many Of the local agencies have be N
writing policies In Arkansas. The new law
stops them from writing further business
IN that State. When the Arkansas issie-
latnre passed it's drastic f,,4 -srlst law,
including Insurance. comblnaAons ana rat
ing bureaus, II was believed here that
the statute would be limited IN it's opera
tion TO the State OF Arkansas and the Dali
las agencies were prepared to enter the
Arkansas field extensively, But the law
has been made so sweeping in its scope,
ard, of course, bars Texas with the rest.
Heavy telegraphic correspondence was
dcne today by the Dallas agencies concern
ing the situation, but tonight they an
nounce that they are entirely out OF tho
Arkansas field.
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BUSINESS MnN pRoTEsr.
No Insurance on the Property in
TexarkunR, Ark.

No Insurance on the Property in
TexarlSuna. Ark.
TeXarkana, Ark, April 1.-The business
men of Texarkana, Ark, met in mass
meeting today and took vigorous methods
In coping with the law lately enacted
bv the Arkansas legislature known as the
antitrust bill. Since the initiation OF
said measure in the house of represent :
tives and up to now no less than seventy
five insurance companies doing business in
the city OF Texarkana Ark. have ordered
their agents here TO cease, and all policies
held on property have been cancelled
This action on the part OF insurance
companies has left the entire property
holding element OF this city without insur-
ance. and the effect has been very de-
moralizing, not to say disastrous. to the
business OF the town. Strong resolutions
were passed by citizens and a committee
was appointed 10 go 10 Little Rock and
confer with the representatives from Mil
Ter county with view Of enlisting their
aid in opposing or killing the measure.
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kAuTz' cABLEGRAM.
II states that German Consul
Was Ia Blame.

Washington. April Tho fol-
lowing was given out at the state
department today;
The secretary OF state he's re-
ceived from the secretary of the
navy telegram, addressed TO him
by Rear Admiral Kautz, relative to
Samoan matters. 1t Is dated New
castle N. s. w, March 30, and
reads as follows:
"Mataafa people obeyed orders to
leave government reservation; since
then have become aggressive. kill
ing Private Holloway and three
British sailors. Our man was killed
guarding the American consulate.
German consul general issued an
incendary proclamation. saying my
proclamation was untrue and he
should uphold the provisional gov
eminent. The British forces act in
concert with the United States,
Smelling the rebels where they can
be reached"
A copy Of the dispatch was sent
TO the German ambassador.
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is ALLEGED TO BE A TRUST
ATTORNEY GENERAL Asks ron.
FEITuHB or CHARTERS.
Combination of Certain Corporate
Interests at San Antonio Against
the Peoples Interests.

Austin, Texas, April attorney Cen
eral Smith and R, II. Ward, his first as
slstant, returned from San Antonio this
evening. after having filed suits In the dis
trict court of Bexar county to forfeit the
charters of the street car the electric light
and gas corporations operating in that city
on the ground that they have formed such
combination In restraint of trade as Is
prohibited by the antitrust act, said cor
porations having recently, TO all intents
and purposes, consolidated under an agree
ment approved by the San Antonio city
council.