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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

The democratic county convent lon
convened, aH per call az the court
house this morning tor the purpose Of
selecting Delegates to the democratic
territorial convention that VIII meet at
Santa Pc. ga ubcr an 10 nominate a
delegate 60 cougrss The attendance
was small. only seven OF the faithful
being present supported by three curl
Gus sprctatora. judge l.. s. Trimble, az
chairman ana A -. McGaney. as Sec
r,tauy, were The officials In charge tho
temporary organization. being un mo-
ton, made permanent Judge THmbie
made ringing speech and filled the
empty space with eloquepce lie pro-
phesicd we election of Bryan. stephen.
son. and the New Mexico democratic
congressional nominee. The following
were named az the Bernallllo county
Delegates % the Santa re convention
Hon. "a - Ferguson T. v. chavea,
Frank Mckee, y b Field o. n Mar
ron, John Bonnnll l.. McRae =. r. Me-
Gamma 8. HurkhaEi A. D. McGafcy,
Martin Wcney, W "A. Wmvcr Juhh
toull0-lun, Henry tsockha1f. James Mc.
ouIrat0n Edward uodd. l. s. THmblol
Andres itomero. Leonardo iluuick, uoo
iiofh"iua and Horton MooTe. The dcle-
Eailou goes uninarucied. TIM convcn.
ton Endorsed tho resolutions adopted AZ
me territorial democratic convention
last spring and tho Kansas Ciy plat
form. after which 90 adjourned
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

Washington, September 25.-The cen
sus bureau announces that the popula-
ton OF Newport, Ky, Il Is, 30i. as
against 2t,9iS In 1890 This Is an in
crease ~ $685. or 1855 per cent
The population OF Oshkosh. Wis. IL
2s.2Si an against s2,s9s In 1880. This
IL an increase Of 5.tis. or a3s per
cent.
The population Of Salem, Mass, Is
81, goo, a. against 30 sol In 1890. This IL
an increase OF 5.t55. or 1914 per cent.
The population OF Norfolk. Va. ia
a. G2L as against 3i.S7i In 1880. This Is
an increase OF ii.753, or 33,1o per cent.
The population OF Topeka. Kan. Is
q, COS, az against "a COT In 1890. This Is
an increase OF 1901. or &3s per cent.
The population OF Springfield, Mass.
IL 62.o59 AZ against A.i7s IN 1890 This
is an increase OF 1850. or &0H per
cent.
The population OF Harrisburg Pa, Ia
50.i67. az against ss,3s5 In 1880. This
IL an increase Of ie,7s2 or 27.s per cent.
The population OF Erie. Pa, Is 52.733.
as against 40 s8i IN 1880 This 10 an IN
crease OF 1909. or 1878 per cent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
HISTORY ny GtEsS.

The Land OF Sunshine magazin", pub
hshed at Los Angeles, California, by
Chas r. Lummis. says History by
guess is a beautiful thlng-and many
there be that go IN thcreat An Albu'
qLerquc Buald OF Trade pamphlet cool.
Is states that Coronado l5iW found a
town OF 1900 Indians there and that
a Spanish garrison was stationed there
about the middle Uf The fifteenth CEN
tury. Namely some ~ years before Go.
lumbus discovered America. Albuquer.
que was fpundcd In 1906 with thirty
families. by Gov Cueryo There was
never an Indian town there. large or
small. There never wac an indian town
OF i2.0OO-or 5000. or 3O0O-r'rth Of
Mexico.
THE Denver News makes 'Alva ri
Nuncz Cabcsa de- Baca lNacaI 'disooy-
rr and name Colorado and Montan.,
'ruturn ami a,ttle permanently la the
SUM lZurll mountains and Jamcz
lI,wczl Hot Springs iu ih3o-a trife
o. Elk years before his Journey was
msdr. 1i bcgrt families Of whose
IueI descendants tine reporter gets a
story Faca never saw even New
Mexico. Re never was within 400 miles
81 Dolurado-t1 say nothing 81 Mon
taHa. lie never returned but went
straight so Spain and Paraguay and
never had "a descendant or relative 10
New Mexico"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
RnosENri.r,s LEIrr,t

Theodore Roosevelt says IN his letter
that "a party which stands for prosper
ity az home and the honor OF the nag
abroad. Is entitled Co the supper, of
patriotic Americans whether they have
called themselves republicans iu the
past or not Isn't that SOP
lie says that the Kansas city plat
form which IL the Chicago platform
Of four years ago with additions
spells financial unsettlcment. business
disaster, bad faith with The public
creditors. and, besides. foreign policy
Involving the diHhonor OF the nag and
an unworthy surrender Of our national
rights" That's plain statement OF
the ugly fact.
lie says that the money question IL
too tremendously important TO be
fooled with. ana makes Itself para
mount whenever lt comes up for decis-
ION, ~ touches. ne says. all the homes
Ia the land. rich and poor, and the
poor homes more vitality than the rich
ones. Nobody denies this last state
ment-ccrtainlY not Mr. Bryan From
his own side OF the question. and for
the purposes OF his avn argument. ne
has made 10 himsolf-scores OF times.
Believing at the trusts accompllshes
nothing Theodore Roosevelt Gays.
What is needed BE- 10 turn the light on
them and find out how 20 tax them.
supervise them regulate them make
them harmless compel them to behave
themselves Hasn't this a look OF
practical sense2
Thcrc a. no more imperialism or mil
liarism la the country'H latest oxpan-
sion under Mckinley than there was
Ia IT, earliest expansion under Jener-
son. says Theodore Roosevelt The
Kansas CITY proposal ~ TO change TO
a policy 81 territorial contraction. ANA
70 turn over that part Of the territory
of the United States known as the Phil
lpplne islands 20 the mercy OF a SYM
dictate % Chinese half breeds" This
statement viii be holly contradIcted
but 10 II the exact truth.
We call attention TO one other i'm
pcrtani suggestion IN the letter Theo-
dore Roosevelt wants 20 see thorough
going civil service reform here al
home. but he's much more anxious to
see IL established throughout the neW
pussoasions-fof their sake and for oar
own. He disposos 81 a vast deal Of
d"mlEogical talk--ln congress and out
NJ it-with single sentence, The
merit system IL In its essence as dem
ocratic as our common school system"
he says, FOR % simply means equal
chances and fair play for an
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

Mrs. A. q. smith who II stopping on
In Albuquerque a day or two. viii visit
her sister. Mrs. Frank -. sutton, In Los
Angeles. Cal, before returning home
Harry alec. OF ST. Louis, has gone 70
Albuquerque. IN which city he has taxi
on a position with the Golden Rule es-
tabllshment Ills wife has returned %
ST. Louis.
Bet0 Henrlquez and sister. Miss Ofe-
liza. have gone down 10 Albuquerque, In
which city by the Rio Grande they
stand as god parents 10 DIR. ana Mrs.
o. w HarrisCns latest addition %
their interesting and Increasing family.
That fishing tank and those number
ed members 81 the Amy tribe az tho
Albuquerque fair, are said TO be scaly
affairs. However. suckers are siili Bit
Ing right along. and some 81 them are
not getting their half dollars back
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

readily traced. whether any mark
lngs have been made. and whether
they are such that the boundaries OF
the location can be- readily traced.
are questions n fact.
The statute does not require any
record 81 the location but when one la
made q prcscflbcs what u shall COM
tain. VIA That the name of the To-
Gator. the date Of the location. and
such description OF the claim by prop-
er references a. viii Identify the claim
the principal object 90 the record Is
the Identification Of the claim; and. n
considering everything q contains. the
name of locator datc and description
hy reference 10 some natural object 90
permanent monument the claim can
be- Identified. the record IN sufficient.
No notice % location IT, required by
the statute, but when the same O. post
cd on the ground % must he consld-
cred az a marking 90 aid IN tracing the
boundaries. When such notice contains
description Of the claim and is re-
corded. u operates as constructive no
ticc that the locator claims the ground
described The description ~ shown
by the record will ordinarily bind the
lccator as 90 the locus % the claim.
but where the distances ard courses
set out In tho description vary from
the monuments or markings made on
the ground the later prevail and viii
determine the locus Of the claim
The effect OF valid location u 10
eogrcFute from tho public lands the
grounds located, ana the prior location
gives the prior and better right 4 wall
~ location vests in the locator che cx-
elusive right ~ possession and enjoy
meut OF the ground located togetigei
with all the l0des therein.
The maxim that one may recover on
tho strength Of hIs own tltie does MOI
| apply Ia the case 81 a naked treHpaFs
er or Intruder, although the party IL
/ possession may have a defective looa'
ton; IN such case the iaiter'a posses
slor alone ~ sufficient to malntnii
| pfoetment
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
LAS VEGAS BACK-BlTER.
The Optic Does Not Like AIbuquer'
que or Her Annual Fairs.
PROPER COMPARISON MADE.

After giving the Territorial Fair as
sociatlon some OF the finest and best
notices that could be- written by any
editor or reporter, the Las Vegas
optic undone its good work by driving
the following unworthy criticism at
the fairi
"Now that the Albuquerque fair II
nearly an anair ~ the past. the news
papers down there should begin 60
think about coming out fairly and
frankly with the acknowledgment that
q wasn't what n ought 60 have been
by a long shot"
The fair was q big success IN every
way, and lt Is not IN order for town
that has never had energy enough 70
hold any sort Of a fair. except the
Rough Rldera reunion. held there In
June. 1879, to criticize
The Citizen sent special corre-
spondout 10 las Vegas during the
Rough Riders reunion, and he had In
structiona 10 spare no expense in Civ
ing the reunion credltabie mention. not
only through his correspondence. but
over the wires. HE Geographic news
cost The citizen about SO. while hia
communication covered in two sep
aratc issues OF this paper. over six coll
umns of matter. and not a harsh word
was said about the Rough Riders re-
union nor the town OF Las Vegas: cv-
crything was praised
In another part % The citizen. under
/ date Of June 81, 1889 the following
I pleasant reference TO the Rough Rld.
~ runion Is found and We publish u
az comparison % the dirty fling ths
Opuc has given the Territorial Faii
| just closed
The first annual reunion OF Roose.
| veit's Rough Riders ciosod az Iai
Vegas IN a blaze o. glory las; night
The lay throughout was the most per
feet during the entire reunion. Th'
consolidated pragrum OF all the SPORT
for the three days was crowded Int,
yesterday. owing 90 unfavorahlo Gle
mcnts on previous days Those VIII,
went out to the tournament games
witnessed the most interesting an,
magnificent program OF sports eve
presented 60 a New Mexico nssemblag
and absolutely free 81 cost az that ex
cent hs % the grand stand charges"
IN the Optic Of jane %. 1899. the FOL
lowing editorial waa printed. whlcl
was also wired to The Citlzen by GU
. correspondent.
LAS Vegas hirhly appreciates IN
kindness Of Albuquerque. which
though an applicant FOR the reunion
has given las Vegas as hearty ana 40
eral support, both In its press and b
the attendance OF its peaple, as an
one could possibly give another IN
! Duke city may rest assured the kind
, feeling will not be forgotten"
The kindly feeling was forgotteT
for by actual count. Las Vegas wa
represented by Six people at the Ter
ritorial Fair held here few month
later. in september, while the locs
santa Re depot showed that Albuquei
que sent up TO the Las Vegas toug
Riders reunion over EIGHT HUN
DRIED people quite big di1erenC
ia the two numbers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

AZ 3:ij by the clock this morning an
alarm OF fre awakened everybody in
town, The department was out prompt
~ and found that the gr Gerry store and
saloon OF Tartaglia Brothers. on South
Second strcrt. was a mass Of flames in
side. According 90 the neighbnru. the
fire had been burning some time The
interior was co plctely destroyed and
only the heavy adobe side wallis pre-
vented the destruction Of the adjoining
dwellings and stores. The department
quickly squelchcd the fames. after
reaching the scene in splendid run.
The building belongs 20 THE Nicholas
Sanchez estate, and there was no in
sufuncc on it Tartaglia brothers ev-
innate their loss on stock and nNturos
as being from $500 Co $1,000 There n
little. 10 any, salvage. They carried
1900 Insurance The cause 81 the fin
s unknown.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
ntsT PAIR

TN, Iuhnd Herald, Whose editor g
.,nuyi ami helped make the territorial
FAIR successful aay=.
TN, big street filr and carnival at
AIuuqu1qu, is in fuu blast. aud the
IsIgeai crowd of VISITORS bt uuv time Ia
tiat city Is there This week Everyone
is well pleased with On, various amuse-
mvut. 90 the Midway and the atuac-
uuns iu front of the grand stand both
Afternoon and evening ar. great draw
luE cards
'rbe trades parade on THURSDAY waa
a grand success and was Witnessed boy
thousands ~ spectators vino iinod both
slides of the streets along the line OF
march. 10 was conceded hy an 90 bs the
best ~ Iis kind ever ssyu 900 the city.
BuuInE htFa aud numerous other
decorations adorned nearly every huai-
mess house aUd tne city throughout 90.
r'uted "a gas and beautiful appearances.
TAX. aluFrthv1. thv president ani h.s
committee are deserving OF much nred,
b. fuT the manner ln which tn tWeuu.
cen annual fair was go successfully con.
Quoted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
ALBUQUERQUE. : SKIP. %. 100


rte olec on b. only a little ovcr sls
weeks on
TiYclV s uli about tsO0.oO0 worth OF
untoicemo Porto Hican money An cir.
culaton on the island.
Investigation develops that eight rail.
way companies comtrol prices IN the
anthracite coal district
The most protected people in New
Mexico are the doctors They have =
trust that only death can defeat
That extra session % the uocbei leg
islature in Kentucky 81 ukely T. adjourn
without accomplishing anything.
The territorial fair De- drawing to al
close and politics VIII now be On tho
program tlll the election In November.
Russia rspm.ts chinese rebels mass
Ing under imperial generals FOR war inI
west China and the province u Kiang
su
Through the stoppage 81 japanese
emigration 10 Hawaii since annexation
there r. nov a call Tor laborcrs IN tbat
island
II the democratic party had been al
lowed fun sway contraction II The
country would have been going ON ever
since 1861.
All reports from ihe east Indicate thai
the Democratic tattle-cry OF Imperial
ISM" Sc regarded az a sham, delusiop
and a fraud.
The Philippine commission says "a a
conceded In the islands by All but men
IN arms. that McKlnlcy's reelection
viii end the rcbcilion
The city az santa ~ believes in home
HaH 10 -
council has passed an ordinance enforc.
ing a penalty of one hundred dollars
upon any one getting washing done
outside the city limits.
Il la unfortunate that She leaders Of
the strikers In the Pennsylvania coal
r,Ri0ns should have rejected arbitra'
ton In one instance because IL cannot
be emplOyed In every case II one bla
corporation d willing 90 DO the right
thing hy its men. there is no logical
reason why that corporation and ia
employees should be- made 20 sunvr fpr
the acjs Of otheu similar industries In
the government or control Of which
they have no part.
Great Britain and Germany cannot
accept tte terms Of Izcaco laid down hy
France and Russia In reference Ia chi.
nese AFFAIRS France and Russia Oppose
the other two nations. Thus Il b I'D
Pekin uhnt tho spark may b. ignitod
that will bring on the worldwide wal
predicted Tor the past two decades bJ
statesmen OF considerable foresight
President Kruger Indignantly denies
that he has resigned a. president of th'
Transyaal SIN. % Appears that he u
perfectly willing 20 let the vice presi'
dent attend to the details az the finish
Efforts are being made to abolish th'
"frcc zone. a strip Of territory sixty
miles Wide. on the Mexican border. int,
which foreign goods are admitted al
much less than the usual duty.
The Maine plan Of electing preacher
20 the ONCE Of sherin may result IN AT
embarrassing complication Of duties
when h comes 20 stringing a man up
Al least eleven OF the political parties
In the United States will go into winiel
quarters with a stock Of candidates OF
hand for which there was no demand.
Bryan's chances are somewhat i'm
proved boy the Pennsylvania coal min
ers strike. ANY calamity j. benea
TO the democratic party
Eight members OF the next congress
have been elected up 90 late two In or
cgon. two In Vermont ana four Il
Maine. All republicans.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
Nm nr AnnIrRATIoN

The gr,at strike lnaugurated in The
aujhracit, mining region af Prunsyl.
yauia prumlsHa Goo AFFORD luutHtr costly
illustration of thr n.ei OF some lcFal
plan wheu-b, tre principle of arbitra
tion may be- put into practical opera.
ton and eneot Thr strikers themselves
are willing a. armfrafp provided the
whole question OF the mIncrs suey.
anccn throughout fhe anthracite region
- taken under o0nsd ieratiou They in.
sist with some force that arbitration iu
the case 81 individual mines with me
adoption Of diHersnf terms OF agree.
meni FOR each would weaken the 'orog
and effect Of their strike A few of rhs
operators have standing agreement ID
afbitmte with their employees, but "a
me other operators win not arbitrate
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29


The New Mexican Of yesterday n
commenting on the territorial fair.
says. Albuquerque is having superb
weather Tor her annual fan festival. An
immense crowd Of visitors Is In the city
Vaudeville SLOWS were given yesterday
from stands on the fair grounds, A
BASE ball match between Silver CITY
and Isl paao was won by the former
team after a hard-fought struggle by
score OF 10 g. a Juvenile cake walk
participated In by two score youngsters
% the city. was a popular feature. The
prciimlnaries In the southwestern lawn
tennis tournament began yesterday
The whole city Il gay with naga and
bunting. much attention having been
given 20 wiuaow decoration by the mer-
chants. quite q number OF pretty booths
have been constructed ~ the streets by
the merchants but In this respect the
display IL behind that OF last year. The
New Mexico College Of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts has an exceedingly nns
fruit and cersai display, which will be-
brought 10 the horticultural fair at
santa Re Many other attra IONS arr
being offered. but nothing thus lar has
been mo,n thoroughly enjoyed than the
brilliant electrical pyrutcchuic display
given last evening"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
LOCATION or MINrNo CLAIMS.
some Legal Pointer. That EVery rrosPoc,
tor should Know.

Under the act OF congress (Reylsed
Statutes. section 2Sis-232O. lode
claim cannot exceed 1900 feet IN length
by coo feet In width, ana should be
In the form % a parallelogram, having
its side Tires equidistant from the cen-
ter of the lode with end linea parallel
10 each other.
a lode % a zone. belt or body Of
quartz or other rock lodged In the
earth's crust. and presenting two es-
sentlal ana Inherent characteristics,
via. U) II must be held In place With
Lee or by tho adjoining rock. ana 90
Il must be lmprsgnaled with some OF
the minerals or valuable deposits
mentioned In the statute. ana which
viii authonz the location Of q lode
claim.
IN locating a mining claim an that
the statute requires 10 that the loCa-
lon shall Dc distinctly marked on ths
gr9Und 10 that ne BOUNDARIES can b.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

us pointers They conduct their poiit
zeal campaigns more cxpoditiou,ly than
We do over here. In just i've days after
the dissolution % the present paFlia
ment The frst Pollings viii take place
for She new members and the newly
elected body VIII assemble "a month lat-
cr. or a weck before our national eiec-
ts0n. that has already created dis.
turhanco Tor several monthu. II takes
entirely too long Tor che voters to ge,
aotion 90 this country congressman
elected In November WIN not bc sworn
IN until March a the earliest and p1ssi.
bly, not until the following December.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29
MuDGn VIII non RrsIaN.
IIr WIZ Not Arecpt the Nicr Presidency ~
the Memphis Road.


the Memphis Road.
n. Z. Nudge. general manager Of the
Atchison, Topeka a santa Fo, empha-
ticauy denied that he was 10 be pres.
idcnt OF the Kansas cry. Fort Scott &
Memphis railroad. to succeed the late
Edward $ Washburn.
Il do not think that the Fort scoty n
Memphis could ofer me sufficient In
ducements o. leave the Santa Re sys-
tenn" said Mr. Nudge. 81 understand
that my name has been considered by
the board OF directors OF the road for
the place. but no direct offer has been
made TO me.
II have been with the Santa Re sys.
tenn Tor twenty eight years. IT is like
a parent To me ] have an affection FOR
every rail and every de on the line, and
I don't want 90 leave b."
u Is generally underwood that the
wee presidency ~ the Fort Scott q
Memphis was offered to Mr. Nudge
two months ago Speaking 90 the Santa
be system. Mr.. Nudge said:
business Is very good indeed. al
along our line our California lire IL
doing big business. and / am per.
fcctly satisfied with rs showing We
expect Co start our California limited
train about the middle OF next month,
and FOR thirty days viii hc a tri-wcekly.
until our new equipment Is delivered.
when 70 viii be a daily service"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

though two do-yn" was being contln.
uaily dinncd into their ears. managed
Go connect with enough OF McCue's
twlstcrs 10 have twelve runs % uhoir
credit when the third man was out.
A this stage Vols vas substituted for
Forsythc and El paHo was blankod in
the first half OF the eighth.
The Colts then became alarmed and
put "Cyo" Young IN 10 relieve McCue,
and eye" succeeded IN shutting oui
the slivcra IN their half
Erwin was first up In tho ninth and
went out. Moor 90 williams. tl0ng did
the same and Weidman struck out
tfat waa VI Paso's last chance. The
Reds Iad n few good iieks left Moon
singled and went 20 second on Williams
sacrfnce Rock advanced him 70 third
took second on the first ball. and both
came home on bishops double 20 right
making the SCORE IL to ~. and ending
a hard, uphill game.
The game that Vols, Daniels and
Keith put up was gllt edge. (the latter
has caught In all the games silver has
played here and has repeatedly shown
his ability as a heady worker and d
gcntlcmanly player and Tor the Colts
Jacoby and weldman again demon
strated that they are not has bcona. q
scuu
silver city o.. ......O 10000 70 Oa Il
Ei Paso ...... .....1 O25O2 800-ii
batteries Forsythe. Vols ana Keith
Long. Hansen. McCue. Young an,
kraufe.
tNote By winning yesterdays game
Silver city captured the second priE'
% 500
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

The United States Jurles both grand
and petit were completed this morn
Ing
y. H Ives was appointed foreman %
the grand jury.
n Eichwah was made citizen OF
the United States.
Jose Antonio Chavez was appointed
grand jury bailln.
Nicholas Ortlz was appointed grand
jury interpreter.
on the territorial side OF the grand
Jury. J. NJ. sandOyal was made fore
man.
In the case Of J. A. Henry W. Ruth
c. Kuhns. the report OF property sold
and foreclosure not being satisfied,
judgement was rendered for si,f56.f7
against defendant,
Bench warrants were Issued against
Jesus Apodaca ana Bcua Klein Tor fail-
ure 70 appear IN response 70 summons
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-29

10 Is reported In Bland that a moves
ment IL on foot In Albuquerque 20 or.
ganlxc "a stock company for the pur'
pose OF erecting a stamp min OF fifty-
ton capacity In Pcralta canyon. II
this Ia true and a company IL organ.
lied. there can be- no doubt Of its ultl.
mate success The ore II there In both
quality and quantity and an album
dance Of wutec ana timber on the
side. NH sites and town sites galore
and All that is necessary 20 bring that
district out is a small amount Of caps
lial and plenty Of elbow grease Bland
Herald