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FOu1-Srnelling
 Catarrh.

Oatarrh is one of tho most obstinate diseases, and hence the most difficult to get rid of.
 There is but one way to cure it. The disease is in the blood, and all the sprays, washes and inhaling mixtures in the world can have no permanent effect whatever upon it. Swift's Spe- cific cures Cntarrh permanently, for it is the only remedy which can reach the disease and force it from the blood.
 Mr. B. P. McAlliSter, of Harrodsburg, Ky. had Catarrh for years. He writes ::
 II could see no improvement whatever, AhQuGh Mal conStAntlI treated with apraXi
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DURING the Populist conventi.s .sn fe. csntly held in Kansas City Carp Brown of Denis kcsrney .nd Coxey,s Army ouof o.sulged his pan to nominate .Sey for the Pops candidate with Ignatius Donnelly for his running mate. Poor Dewey. Wbysdid he did ift
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ARTICLE VI.

The affairs of this corporation shall be conducted by Board of live ) Directors, 10 De elected by the ock kholdel of the cor
 poration at the annual Stockholders' meet ing, hich shall be he d in the otiice of the Company, to bs deslg gnated by the d recIors. on the hr Monday alter the first Tuesday tn January of each,y ear l; and until the next annual meeting of the stock holder the affairs of tn s corporation shall be conduct ed by the following Board of Directors, namely James trotter, George .Ci rk, e: W: ultchellI W. W, Estabrooks and Dr,
 Wm, K. Chambers.
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DURING his negotiation with some fof. sige government for the sale of 2 secret explosive hes6sd discovered, pr. Cooke, the blind hypnotist, died. Hypnoozed himself, maybe. Anyhow tits we'll he did without giving into the hands ol modern barbarians the the new brand of whisky he had invented. We're fixed bad enough in Afizohh right now. sI t, f '
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FRIDAY. APRIL sos
LEADvILLE has closed it's dance halfs It is now up to Phoenix.

THA draiteTs,ottise Republican plat; form will ignore the prohibitionssts: Keerect. Ire suria, of this dogsDns' worldis already ihree-fourths waSefs Do they want to drown us? N
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F. B. Thirkfeld, Health Inspector of Chicago, says: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cannot be recommended too highly. It cured me of severe-dyspepsia." It di- gests what. ysu eat and cures indiges-I ton, heartburn and all forms of dys- pePsia. Copper Queen Store. |
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Do Arizonans realize that our be- nighted territory coptaips municipal ity 90 well up in the groove of progress that it has made tt unlawful for women tQ wear hats in it's opera house. That's Tucson. G
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and washes, and dinSr. ent inhAling remedies-- in fact, l could feel that each. winter 1 was worse than the year previous.
 "Finally lt was 6rcaRht O my n o ttoO that CAtarrh Was . blood disease, and after think. ing over the matter, I saw 1t was asNnreAsonabla to expect to be cured by remedies Whi c h only reached the surface. I. then dAAiNed k0 fPY
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GENERALS Me thuen and Warren have been sent home, and Roberts is criticls- ipa Gen. Butler and Colonel Thornyerofts Otis ib not the only wheelbarrow on the dump of tribulation. ttEF
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ARTICLE IIY.

The amount of the capital stock shall be Two Hundred and Fifty Ihousan., Dollars lS25O :OO), divided into Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand (25J,0OO shares, of the pai. value of One Dollar ($l ) ,ach, n hich cap ttal stock shall be pald in upo call If the Hoard of Directors ot th,s corpoI at. on and 1t shall be forever non- assessable, and ach certificate, when Issued, shall state on it's thereby, and that the same is fully paid and forever nOn- n-assosSAbl0
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IKE Cooperative Mining and Devel. opment company of Nosales. Arizona, has been organized on the cooperative plan, carrying 750 shares at $2.50 each. That sounds good. It gives working man a chance to buy stock that will yield him dividend, if sns ha 'a.. h;.,
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Now that w. A. Clarke has been slapped by the senate committee, he will have time to lay off week and fig ure up what it cost him to make a var. iety performance of himself. e
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THE Tucson Star is much perturbed concerning the starving millions in India. Whats the matter with do- hating few hundred dollars of the Star editor's wages for one day next week. -A sa
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THRIFT ,RY OF ARIZONA, [ sa
 COUNTY OF CoCA-sE, 0S

TQRRIT 'RY OF ARIZONA, sa
 COUNTY OF CocA-sE,
 Before me, S. K. Williams, a Notary Public in and TOT the said c uuty ot Cochise, .erritory of Arizona, ou this day personally appeared James :. lrotler. Geores . lark, U. W. itchell, ald ". W. stnnrooAs, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing nsrru- ment and acknowl aged to me that they executed the sa e1or lne purpose ana con alterations therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office, at BisDee, Arizona, this .0th day of March. 4. l.. 70. s. K. WlLuIAMS, No,ary Public in and for Cochise county, Arizona 1errizory sr @" My commission expires December 10th, A. D. lvOA.
 REcoRnER's 0FFIcE,, TOMBSTONE, IoCHIsE Co.,, A. I Filed d recorded at tie request of ". W. Estebrooks, Ap.il 3, A, b. .SU, ut p. m, Book 4, interpretations, page 4s1.
 kR NIX HARE,
 ,... Cou 'ty rsecorder roc. Internal Revenue Stamp canveled, First pu ,lication april 3, IsU.
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ARTICLE ".

The time of the commencement of this corporation shall be tho oate of the hing ot these articles of incorporation in tn Re- corder's once ot Coch!se county, Arizon and the terms thereof shall be twenty (Iv) years thereafter.
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For Sale.

Four store buildings on o K street, formerly the property of Nick Nett; must be cold at once. Apply to
 s. K. WILLIAMS, J. P!s
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Moki Tea positively cures sick head ache. indigestion and constipation. A delightful herb drink. Removes all eruptions of the skin, producing per feet complexion, or money refunded. 25 cts. and 50 cts. For gale at Bisbee Drug Store. |,
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ARTICLE VIII.

The private property of stockholders of this corporation shall be exempt from h- abilities tor its corporate debts. IN WITNESS WhEREOr, the parties Lere- of have hereunlo set thelr hands and seals, this zsth day of March. A. D. lW.
 JAMEs |. TRorlER,
 GEonGk c. CLARK, I c. VI. Miro ELL
 w. w. EsTABnovKs.
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ARTICLE II.

The nature of the business to be transact cd Is to purcha, @, lease, own, control, mine, operate or sell, transfer or dispose of mine s, mining property adn mining rights; also to purchase, acQu re. own, leuse, control, sell, transfer or dispose ot water and water rights, timber and timber rights, ores min erals, metals or oils, olso to manufacture, purchase, lease, acquire, own, control, or operate eduction works smelIe: or smelt- CTS and all other miping machinery and appliances necessary the etc, aud 6 as, eleo- or patent hts aud licenses thereto ap err taining; lso refine ores; also to purchase, acquire lease, own, control, improve, man. age subdivide or dispose of lands, tenements and franchises, and all kinds of property, real personal or mix d; al O to manufac- ture, buy or, sell. all kinds of merchandise, and to perform all things necessa to carry out the 1efrItory of Arizol a, and the he- public of Mexico, and to purchase, acquire, own and sell its own stock.
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ARTICLE V.

The hig hest amount of indebtedness or li-
 ab lity to which, thls corporation shall at
 any time subject itself. shall be the sum of One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($l0C, ,0Ot. co. ]
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KN0W ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: n That we, the undersigned. James F. Trotter:, George C.. Clark, O, w. Mitchell
 w. w. Estabrooks, propose to organize a corporation und r the laws of the Territory oi AHzona, and for that purpose do make, sign aud acknowledge, according to law, poration:
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ARTICLE VII.

The offic CTS of this corporation shall be President, Vice-President, General Manager, Secretary and Treasurer, and. such other of Directors. fN
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g. s. S., and after few bottles were used, mo- Sttaed perceprible improvements Continuing sAh9Femedy, the disease was forced out of my ,syStem. and O. complete cure was the result I4dviee all who have this dreadful disease to ebAndon their local treatment, which has never tAones them any good. and take s. 8. S., rem |6dy that can reach the disease and cure it," NisTo continue the wrong treatment for Catarrh is to continue to suffer. Swift'S Specific b . real blood remedy, and
 6ires obstinate, deep-sested diseases,
 which other remedies have no effect
 whateyer upon. It promptly reaches QetAr1As and never fails to cure even the
 oak ArprnYAted caaos,
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ARTICLE |.

= The name of this corpor ation shall be The Guerrero Gold Mining and Milling, .Nom- pany," and its principal place of transact ng business shall be at ~isbee, Arizona, and the City of ,ew York, in the Stage of New York, with offices at uch othec places, to be des- ignated by the Board of Directors of said company
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SS.S.E9fFSs Blood

W9K KureIy Vegetable, and 10 the only blood temtdy guaranteed to contain no 6angeroQS Minerals.
 Booki MaAed free by Swift Specific Company IAtiAntA. Georgia.
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Articles of Incorporation
OF THE

GuerrerO Gold Mining a1ad Willing Company of Risbec, Arizona.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-27

vice with Church of the Redeemer at their church in the evening.
 East Pearl Street Methodist Episcopa Church, near Grand avenue, Rev. k. T. McNicholl, pastor. Divine service with preaching by the pastor at 10:30 a. m. and 80 D. III. Sunday school at F Ill. Young peoples vesper service at 6:15 p. m. By erybody welcome.
 Dwight Place Church, Rev. William W. Leete, D. D., pastor. Preaching by the pastor in connection with the morning wor- ship at 10:30 q. m. Kindergarten depart ment of the Bible school at 10:30. Other departments at 1900 Tn. Y. F. s. c. D. meeting at 6:30 D. m. Evening service at 7:3O is this week used as Union Home Missionary Rally, with two or three speak CTS from abroad.
 Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, cor ner George and Dwight streets, Levi Gill bert, D. D., pastor.- Preaching by the Rev. Charles Sykes the Canadian evangelist, at both services. Mir. Sykes breaches each night except Saturday. and conducts re. vival services. 10:00 a. nl., preparatory prayer 12:0o m., session of the Bible school 3:30 p. m., meeting of the Junior league. 6:30 D. m., Epworth league deyo- tion al service. Prayer and praise service Tuesday night, 7:30 Class meetings Fri day night, 7:30. A cordial welcome awaits
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Local Weather Report.
Brief Mention.
High water to-day, S:01 p. m. Hieh water to-day, 6:5S D. m.

High water to-day, S01 D. m.
 High water to-day, 6:5S p. m.
 Harpers and Scribner's Magazine fol February at MacGilvray's.
 The next regular meeting of the Fed eration of churches will be held in Gen. ter church chapel, January 29, at 1C o'clock, Watson l.. Phillips, president.
 Harper's Magazine for February at 1T. H. Pease & Sons.
 Major Theron A. Todds condition is .slightly improving from week to week. He is still, however, very weak and un- able to leave his bed, and under the most favorable circumstances will not be able to be out again under a month pr two
 Mrs. Grace Weiser Davis, who has been speaking at Grace M. E. church. his city, this week, will begin evangel stic services at the Grace M. E. church, Bridgeport Sunday morning, February 1. The meeting will continue two weeks, with sessions every evening, Saturdays excepted.
 Among the exhibits on view at the rycle show in New York is the first passenger bus which will be used in New Haven. It is labelled: 'Sold to Thomas B. Lashar, who will put this bus into public service at New Haven at once MT. Lashar is son of for mer Street Commissioner Lashar of this city.
 The annual indoor gymnaetic test of the Y. M c. As for the state cham pionship in elementary work will be held in Bridgeport Washington's birth day. The following associations are eli gible to enter teams: Ansonia, Bridge port, Danbury, Derby, Shelton, Hart ford Meriden, Middletown, Naugatuck, New Britain, New Haven, New London, Norwich, Stamford, Torrington, Water bury and WinSted
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WALLINGFORD HAPPENINGS
LIVELY FIRE IN HOLY TRINITY
 CHURCH PARISH USE.
After Considerable Fighting the Fire Was Subdued- Another Fire at the Same Time Destroyed the House of CoIored Citizen.

Fire was discovered shortly after o'clock last night in the basement of the parish house of Holy Trinity church on Colony street. A passer-by saw smoke issuing from one of the lower windows and immediately inform ed the men at the Wallace hose com pany a little farther down the street. | The company responded very quickly, but on reaching the csene of the fire experienced some difficulty in checking the flames, as they had gained consid- erable headway. The building is of brick and is two stories hibh. The in side of the house was gutted consider ably and although the damage will probably be quite heavy, it is under stood that it is all covered by insur- ance. The fire is thought to have started by the overheating of the fur mace. A valuable collection of books was removed from the building in the i nick of time.
 While this fire was in progress an- other one broke out a little fartehr up l the street in building occupied by Isaac Freeman, colored. The house Is small one and was burned to the ground. The cause is unknown.
 Last evening was one of the coldest and most disagreeable ones of the sea- son. The mercury was working down towards zero and the wind was blowing gale and at an early hour the streets were nearly deserted, as only those who were obliged to left their pleasant home and fireside.
 The cold wave which struck here yes terday made the icemen, who have not already harvested the crop for next sea- son, feel more hopeful
 Miss Isabel Perkins, who has been living with her sister, Mrs. F. E. Cou- dert, in Middletown, will reside here with her aunt, Mrs. Martha Youngs, af ter Dr. and Mrs F. F. Coudert leave for Honolulu.
 Company Ks basketball team will play Company H. in Middletown this evening.
 The board of relief will be in session to-day to act on the abatement of poll taxes.
 Reserved seats for "Way Down East" will go on sale at Pixley's Mon- day.
 Robert J. Lane arrived home last evening from Harlem for a weeks visit.
 Seymour L. Hotchkiss and Miss Mae Dunn will be married on "Wednesday, February A. at the Advent church.
 One of the Chinese laundrymen who has put in electricity had to be called down, as he kept his lights in opera ti0n all night so as to get al he could for his money He was informed that he would have to be classed at diff ferent rate unless he used more reason
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AMERICAN ACADEMY IN PARIS

AMERICAN ACADEMY IN PARIS
 An application has been before the Paris municipal council with a view to obtaining from that body plot or ground for the construction thereon or an American academy, wherein young persons of both sexes from the united States could terminate their literary, artistic and scientific studies. The pro- posed, foundation is to be organized on lines similar to those of the French school in Rome and Athens. The initia- tive in the matter is due to the Amerl- can National Institute. It is affirmed that a sum of fifty thousand pounds has been set aside by the institute men tioned for the construction of what will no doubt be called the American School on Paris, just as the French talk of their "Ecole de Rome" or "Ecole d'Ath- ens." The Paris municipal council has granted site with long lease for the rev institution.-Lon Telegraph.
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A PRETTY HOT CORNER.

A gunner of the Seventy-fifth Bat tery, R. F. A., writing to his mother at Leicester, from Modder River, says he has had half dozen narrow escapes, and at Modder River his entire battery was nearly cut up. "The infantry had advanced to within five or six hundred yards of the Boer trenches, and they were drawing a very heavy fire on to them, so the order came for the artillery to go in close to the support of them. When we started to advance, and got over the hill, oh crickey! you should have heard the bullets coming for us! Well, we trotted quite one thousand yards, and there came Halt! action front!' and then we caught it. It was ping! ping! ping! all around us, horses and men dropping dead and wounded everywhere.
 Our gun was just going right-about wheel to take the horses into position when bang! shell came, and bullets by the hundred Our leading driver got shot through the stomach, and one of his horses was shot, and when going down dead the two center horses fell on top of them, and the wheel horses went on top of the lot Well, the wheel driver got up and unlocked his horses, and galloped away by himself and while he was doing that he had bull let through the helmet. I had to stand close to the muzZle of the gun while they fired it, and the force of the shell coming out of the gun knocked me backward I then got jammed between the gun wheel and the Timber wheel, nearly smashing my ribs. After that I was serving ammupition to the gun, and I got bullet deep in my leg. A little while after that I got another crosswise at me. It went through my coat and just scratched my chest. When they brought ammunition wag- ons down. and I was unlocking the horses, a bullet took a button off and killed the horse l was standing against and to finish up with had one through my coat and sleeve. The horses got all the guns away except my gun. The horses that came to mine got frightened, and as soon as they got to the gun again the wheel driver was shot. A gunner got up in his place, and we linn bered up and galloped away a mile un- der the heaviest rifle fire anybody was ever er."-London News.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-27

Exposure to a sudden climatic change produces cold in the head and catarrh is apt to follow. Provided with Elys Cream Balm, you are armed against nasal catarrh. Price 50 cents at drug gists, or Ely Brothers, 56 Warren street, New York, will mail it. The Balm cures without paint; does not irritate or cause sneezing. It spreads itself over an irri- tated and angry surface, relieving i'm mediately the painful inflammation; cleanes and cures. Cream Balm quick ly cures the cold. ja27 3teod&1tw
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Saturday, January 27, 1900.
NEW ADYERTIsEM EN1S TO-DA r

Bids-M. Spier, Supt. Ehidrens Shoes-The Edw. Malley Co. Condensed Milk-N. F. Dairy Go.
 br. Agnew's Liver Pils-E. A. Gessner. Estate James F. Bohan--Probate Notice. Estate Mary A. Coffey--Probate Notice. Estate Sarah A. Durrie-Probate Notice. Elks' Sacred Concert-Hyperion. Greatest Bargains-E. Schoenberger & Sons Great Bankrupt SaleMcIntyre x Co. Glasses-J. Fl. c. Durant. Grape Nuts-At Grocers. George Neville x Co.--Poli's. Muslin Underwear--How x Stetson. Poultry-The c. F. Hart Co. Pure Milk-Milk Dealers Association. Proposal-Dept. Fire Service. Qunine Tab1ets-At Druggists. Typewriting-37 Williams Street. Underwear-The Chas. Monson Co. Wedding Slver-The G. H. Ford Co. WanGd-Girl-100 Whalley Avenue. Wanted-Position-3 Crown Street.
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WLATHER RECORD.

Agricultural Department, Office of the Chief of the Weather Bureau. Washington, D. C., Jan. 26, 1900, p. m. Forecast for Saturday.
 For New England and Eastern New York: Fair and continued cold Saturday with di- minishing northwesterly winds; Sunday fair and warmer.
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Jolnny-"Pa, what is a playwright? ? "A man who writes plays?" Pa-"No, my son. A p1aywrite is a man who steals something from the French for the stage manager and the scenic art ist to exercise their constructive abili- ties upon.' .''-Boston Transcript.
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Misses finest box calf, spring heel, laced shoes Made by Williams & Hoyt of Rochester. Never sold at less than $2.oo. Widths, B to E; sizes 11H to 2. Satur- day, $1.o9.
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Boys satin calf, spring heel, laced shoes, double soles; solid, serviceable shoes. Sizes SH to 13H, zoe.
 Boys Steel Shod" shoes give double wear. Sizes 12 to 2, $1.39; sizes 2H to 5H, $1 8o.
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Our stock of women's jackets. Always the biggest and the most stylish. Are marked to close at one-third to one-half less than former prices.
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 Saving on Childrcn'S Shoes.
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ir finish, fit and style. Some Strictly all wool serges.
 Women's tailored suits of cheviots or homespuns in blues, grays or black; silk lin ed jackets. Formerly $15.oo. Now $6.75.
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Women's tailored suits of fine cheviots or serges, taffeta lined. Jackets half fitting shapes. Nearly $1o.oo diff erence in price. Formerly $17.5o. Now $7.o8.
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Children's kid button shoes, with stout soles. A thoroughly tested shoe. Sizes 6 to 8, o9c;; sizes SA to II, goo; sizes I1H to 2, $1.I9.
 Boys satin calf, laced shoes with heels; sizes 12 to 2 $1.1o.
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Womcn's Tailored Suits.
 Much Less Than Half Price. Z

These fine tailored suits desirable every way for their are tight fitting, are half fitting All are we'll made cheviots and broadclohs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-30

The annual public examinations are
in progress in all the pblic schools in
the city district. They were begun
Wednesday and will close this after
noon. In all the schools this year
there is more of a general interest be-
ing taken, not only by the teachers and
scholars, but by the public generally.
The attendance this year has been
larger than ever before and several of
the schools have made a special effort
to make a good showing.
At Madison school, Seventh ward),
Principal j. C. Gwynn has arranged a
series of exhibits in the more adj
vanced rooms of the best specimens of
the work covered during the year in
composition, mathematical papers,
hand writing, physiological and map
drawings. These exhibits are arrang-
ed so that the visitors can, through in
spections of them, CLEAN a general idea
of the work covered during the school
year, instead of listening to the oral
recitations of the different classes.
The same idea on a smaller scale is
being carried out at the Eighth ward
school.