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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-21
The Bear---"Nhat are you going to do about II"
TO STOP SUGAR WAR
San Francisco JobberS Are
Anxious to See an End
to the Conflict.
Special to The Heraldl


San Francisco, Feb. 2o,-The cutting Of
prices on sugar by San Francisco jobbers
has become so severe that it will prob
ably soon become its own remedy. in
the opinion OF those conversant with the
situation. the rate war cannot continue
much longer, as sales a present prices
involve heavy losses. The entire Pacific
slope is involved, and delegations from
ali the big centers, including Salt Lake,
were here recently, but failed to effect a
settlement.
All efforts to renew the pool which
existed prior to Jan. ! We're futile. Prices
have steadily declined until business is
now conducted at a heavy loss 10 iobbers.
Refineries have made no reduction in
prices and the jobber has had to pay the
piper.
The latest development was cut of =
of cent by a local firm on Tuesday,
and the reduction was promptly met by
all other houses handling any amount OF
sugar. The opinion is expressed that the
prime object of the latest cut was to
force a settlement and bring the business
back to a normal basis.
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L Il
W spent the day working on the
Indian appropriation bill. Forty
two of the sixty-two pages were dis
posed of. Several amendments were
adopted, none of much Importance. The
appropriation for preliminary work on
the reserve r for the ella river valley
went owe IN point of order. Mr..
Smith g. 4rizona offered an amend
ment to strike out the appropriation for
the Carlisle school, and it became the
text for a general onslaught on the
practice of educating Indians in east
ern schools. His amendment was de-
feated.
Amendments were adopted to in
crease the number Of acres to be held
by members of the Creek nation until
aliOtments are made from 100 to $50,
and to reduce the number Of acres to
be held by each member of the Chero-
kee nation from 120 to 100.
Mr.. Jones of Washington offered an
amendment. which was adopted, to
appropriate $4,000 to remove the We
natchie Indians on the Columbia river
to the ColviUe reservation. Another
amendment was adopted. appropriating
500. 900 TO remove 200 mission Indians
from their present location in Califorv
MIA to the Montserrat ranch in San
Diego county In the course of the
debate upon a pro fOrma amendment,
Mr.. Sherman made the statement that
the interior department found difficulty
in securing farmers to teach Indians.
Although these farmers are paid from
500 to $75 per month. there were at one
time this year twenty-three vacancies.
Mr.. Cannon made a point of order
against the provision to appropriate
$50. 600 to enable the secretary of the
interior to begin work in the construc-
ton of a reservoir on the ella river.
Arizona. for storing water to be used
for the benefit of the ella Indians.
Mr.. Smith, the delegate from Ari-
IONA, denied that this appropriation
was designed as an entering wedge for
the irrigation movement.
The point of order was sustained,
by Mr.. Mondell of Wyoming. who was
in the chair
Stop Carlisle School.
Mr.. Smith, the delegate from Ari-
iona, moved to strike out the appro-
priation for the Carlisle Indian school.
He declared that experience showed
these schools, distant from the Indian
reservations, had done more harm than
good. The policy was a mistaken one,
i'm his opinion. The children were edu-
Gated, made a show of by we'll disposed
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COUGAR IN TIE TENT.

Special 10 The Herald !
HH'S4 Ida. Feb H-Dan Wood :
4 moore. 2 Neal miner had a narrow =
$50 Pc from being Torn 70 pieces BY =
= ~. immense cougar, which got into =
.Ie tent occupied BY Ncoduo0ore and \
= 5.hn Edwards. TVoodmoore went in =
: ff.ne and the beast leaped on him. :
4 - fought it with a miners candle =
. sssilAr and WIS about exhausted when =
a ~ partner arrived and with an iron :
: sSaL drove the animal off The ami !
! L. c,a. leaped at Edwards and went ,
year through the tent. Woodmoo re's 4
4 '0'Hes were torn 10 shreds. :
= = = y > y , y 3 10 y i = :
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-21
LONG READY TO GET OUT
He Will Not Leave. However,
Until SchIey Case Is
Settled.

Washington. Feb. 20.-Now that the
Sehley matter has been settled officially,
it is understood that Secretary Long feels
he is at liberty to carry out the project
cherished by him TO retire TO private life.
However. this is not expected 10 ensue
a once. for there is no certain knowledge
of what may follow in congress, nOtwith-
standing the suggestion by the admins
tratiOn that the case is settled beyond
revival. Therefore. it is understood that
the change in the cabinet circle will not
take place before the adjournment of the
present session of congress and perhaps
not until next autumn
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Society of Silent Amitv

The Society of Silent Amity meets
each Tuesday at p. M, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Charles ". Drew. 63S
North Second West street. The inter
esting lessons Of Annie Xix Militly are
at present the subject of study and
discussion. All Interested friends are
welcome.
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Andrews Is Directing.
Especial to The Herald. }

Boise, Ida. Feb. 20.-Miss PermeaI
French, president of the Inland Teach
ers association. Idaho and Washing
ton, announces the postponement of
the annual meeting at Spokane to
April 9. Chairman Andrews, Populist
party, has sent out circulars declaring
he was illegally deposed.
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WARREN ENTERTAINS.
Notable Personages Dine at New Will
lard With Wyoming Statesman.
Cspecial Il The Herald(

IoIECIaI @ IT III dIllI
Washington. Feb. Ex-senator War
rem gave dinner at the new Willard
tonight in honor of Speaker Henderson.
The guests, in addition to General Hen
dersOn. were Senators Proctor. Fair
banks, Dolliver and Perkins. Represen-
tatives Payne, Henry. Cummings,
Steele, Sherman, Monden. Mahon and
Wadsworth. Director of Census Merri-
am, Commissioner Hermann, ex-Gov-
erneT Richards, Judge Van Devanter.
General Sternberg, Colonel Mckay and
Messrs. Hamlin. Colorado Springs
Breckons, Cheyenne: Bixby. MinneapO-
lis; Dunn, Warner and Shriver, Wash
ingtOn.
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49, -
Smith Is Confirmed

Washington. Feb. 2O.-The senate today
confirmed these nominations:
Brigadier general. Colonel F. n. Guen-
Their. artillery.
Receiver Of public moneys, G. A. Smith,
at salt Lake City. Utah.
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publishers Want Cheaper Paper.

New York. Feb. 20.-At the afternoon
session Of the newspaper publishers il
was resolved TO petition congress TO abol-
ism the duty on wood pulp. mechanically
ground wood and lumber used in the man
ufacture OF paper. and to ask that the
duty on used print paper be reduced.
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DEMANDS GOOD BEER.

, ii, WaSnington. Feb. Representa-
!. ~ oouthwick of New York today
/. if NV bill to prevent the brew
! rIh OF inferior beer. It requires that
|, n,a lI and hops shall be the only Z
, b oou entering into the brewing Of
: 49,, or ale. and that no other pro-
uucts than barley. wheat and rye
malt 'iie man 10 CURE ~
FtN&N@AA%AAAAAAAAA
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Indian war Veteran

Portland. Ore. Feb. 2o--Captain Ed
ward Chambreau. one of the best known
scouts during the Indian wars il the
northwest, died today, aged 81.
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II ASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-The house
n spent the day working on the
Indian appropriation bill. Forty
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-21
SILVER AND LEAD.

silver. 55lsc. per ounce.
Goppcr. 1850. per pound; New York;
Tead. $3.50 per 100 pounds; New York;
.a12i2.
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DANCE TUNES IN HYMN sooxs

Methodist rubbish In the
books. ,
II Is indeed good indignation The Meth
for protests Much OF
the public Is found in
and in all probability
VIII 10 : 10 a 20
wide discussion OF sowehodya aser
have known his meanins
when ne settled
hut however It 5 have little
real meaning and less real music
line pieces and pick out
what silly no'hinEs
Almighty under the duon that you
may upon appreciation of what
patience
COURSE Of tho singer no. the
the hardhood TO say ts the
spirit be The song $ suiyf
meaning In hymns anyway
o meaning al
must be but
they would not utter
a whisper.
jnsieor jangeof words we at
a and rattle IL on with nne suso
listen and delight tho
dance and leap and laugh
only the bodily senses can
a when seeking
soul steal forth for divine COM
BUT schools Just
Usually the occasion than
The hymns themselves
after xeneratnare they not
good
ne~-fashioned dites
have nuseg
divine their expression
Of upin and these
know o
VIII Join with the
n frvlous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-22
NAME is
CHANGED
Moore Investment Co. Known In
THIS Instance as Arcade Electric
Co. Granted Franchise

The way ~ now cleared for the
Moore Investment Company 90 fufs
nish Tia own Hight and heat ia the
curtis. Eaterhfook Whiteumh and
| Lumber Exchange buildings from "a
plant in the basement ~ the Arcade
building. At the last meeting ot
the city council the ofdln-
laneos granting franehlaca to the Ar
lcAde Electric Company were put on
their third reading and ordered pub
llshed FOR 10 days rs prescribed hN
! iaw.
The ordinances were amended
when reported hack BY the commit
tee on corporations. by the name OF
The Arcade Electric Co. being sub
atituted Tor that Of the Moore Invest
ment Co. it, successors or assigns
| In explanation Il was stated that ~
there WIS a question ~ 10 MT.
Moofe's proposition ta secure these
franchises FOR his personal use being
in good faith. the committee had
made the change named. 60 guard
against the franchises bpius sold out
70 some large electric company
The franchises allow the Arcade
Electric Company to lay steam and
electric conduita In the streets be-
tween the buildings named. The
steam beating franchise l. fuf 20
years. while the lighting franchise n
more ~ the nature OF a permit than
franchise. II provides that it shall
be valid only until that time when
tho municipal lighting plant shall be
| In operation. Then tho franchise
becomes weld
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-22

are earnest. conscientious workers,
their hearts labor for good. They
are impcrvioua to rldlcule. and their
courage II perhaps their highest
trait.
II is OF this band OF workers that
General Wifliam booth Is the abb
aolute head. There Is nQ appeal
from hts decisions, and his follow
erH worship him. Fantastic ms the
method OF accomplishing tho work
may be, Il IL earnest, ana II reaches
the people for whom Il r. intended.
souls are saved. aud, better than
that. bodies are saved. and who shall
say that work that accompilHht q
these ends la not good
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r. w. JONES.
Secretary Board OF Directors.


SPECIAL school. ELECTION.
Notice II hereby given to the cleo
tors Of the City Of Seattle School
District No. l. In King county, State
of Washington. that on Saturday.
the ist day % November. A. ID. 1902.
In the several election wards into
which said school district h. divided.
a special election will be held AT the
election places hereinafter specified
for the purpose Of submitting TO the
qualified electors OF said district for
their approval or rejection the fol-
lowing propositions. to-wft:
PROPOSITION NO. i.-shau the
district sell lots one CD 90 twelve
u2) Inclusive in block two CD OF
Queen Anne Second ADDITION 20 the
lefty OF Seattle at a price not less
than sss0o7
PROPOSITION NO. 2.-shau the
district sell the old church building
and lot described as lot twenty-nlne
t9s). block nineteen ue). Iatona, at
a price not less than 1907
PROPOSITION NO. s.--ShaiI the
district be authorized 70 sell certain
school furniture. including all desks.
seats. stoves. apparatus and furnish
ings no longer considered suitable
for use In the schools7
PROPOSITION NO. 4-Shali
School District No. I levy a special
tax of one tenth OF n mill (00Oi) for
the purpose Of establishing and
maintaining three (s) kindergarten
|schooie-
Notice ~ hereby further given that
the places OF voting in each OF the
several wards OF the school district
at said special election win be as
follows.
First ward-south school building.
situate on block 5 of the Syndicate
addition to the City OF Seattle.
Second ward-Ralnier school build
iffg. situate on block 12 OF jackson
street addition 90 the City OF Seat
tie.
Third ward-Pacifc school build
ing. Eleventh avenue and East Jefr-
erson street: also at Minor school
building, Seventeenth avenue and
East Pike street,
Fourth ward-Centrai school build
ing. situate corner of Seventh ave
nue. and Madison street.
Fifth ward--Synagogue school
building. situate corner Seneca
street and Eighth avenue.
Sixth ward-Denny school build
ing situate corner OF Fifth avenue
and Battery street.
Seventh ward-Cascade school
buiiulnks situate corner Howard av-
enue and Thomas street; also at the
new High School building, Broadway
and Pine street.
Eighth ward-Mercer school build
Ing, situate on block % OF Mercer's
second addition 20 the City of Seat
tie.
Ninth wari--ssne Fremont avenue.
next door TO postotiice: also al Green
Lake school building.
Said voting places win be open To
receive ballots from ~ m. to 8
o'clock D. m OF the same day.
In witness whereof / havw here-
unto set my hand and affixed the
seal OF the City of Seattle, School
District No. L in King County.
Stato OF Washington. this the 18th
day OF October. A. ID. 1909.
II. W. JONES.
Secretary Board OF Directors.
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IT n HEREBY ORDERED that tna vot.
ms places 20 be used AZ the general cleo
ton 20 be held November I. 1902, and the
same are hereby fixed A. follows, to-wtt.
CITY PRECINCTS
Pre-
Ward cinct. Polling Place.
New ENGLAND hotel. Main -. an
n0fg FIRST Ave. south. Bunker
barber nhcp.
Fourth Ave. south and lane
City Stables,
1 boi Main st. corner Fifth Ave.
500 seventh Ave. south. Hotel
Russell.
Ninth Ave. south and Bradford.
ArFo bal her shop.
1920 Jackson st.
2 2 1900 Jackson ~.
COO Twenty fourth Ave. south
cthmans hall.
= as22 jackson 81.
nrasdway and ilas, Cherry ST..
Basement broadway grocery
t2n Twenty first Ave. Msdrona
hall
1901 East Madison Thompson's
upholstery establishment.
Madison park pavilion.
! Municipal oourt room city hall
MS Third Ave, typewriter store.
ri2 Marion. basement Electrical
f1nsinesrins oompang.
800 Columbia st.. tailor shop.
1Ol seventh Ave. CORNER Cherry
kerkow'H drug store.
Jugticen court room. King county
court house
Western Ave, and Spring, once
Leigh's humber yard
I'll University ST.. sweensy's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-22
VIRTUE IN rEmpraI,on

Temptation adversely
backward to our proper place
would have discovered that he has soah bad
perfectly could
noble quality had never
through disease
appreciate the
that make the Of resistance and feel the Increment
zeshnsss and weakness that passes as virtue 1t
might been snaehsd
Nesa.v. morality is consnon-too common It may
badness
r. worth more to the world than both -, -
have gone to the dew Win drink I'm a sss . q ~ s an
longia and found It's taste unpleasant
but species in great class Of virtue that not virtue
dough uneased is bread
The tolerance OF the young man soMns o. oaes =
Temptation practical and thor
Evn benefit blessing only
have rejected this
himself until he has been situated where
he couId. If he and cheat and lie
IN We may judge his erges they are directed
action
The cannon tina.
nor breat perform
To stand against a
face open foe and may develop more power
and moral character is the sum of
moral choices
Mr. Van Aleu- Of tn. only n,
In this country nobody bu-we he has
Some butchers Norfolk for
sefraud the butchers not eoHssn,
with their graft on the public deserve days in
The horse jury ma. Jus, rem
dersd $4,000 verdict against the causing run
ground that his VIII.
has cold temperament ought be ton
Senator Vest has Joined those class
hard to please Most people are satisfied with
Pennsylvania conscience has driven him to confess
after . years It is needless 70 say ne not coal operator
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Not An Inspiration

The Salvation Army was not an In
spirafion. II was the result OF long
study and investigation OF conditions.
SIR. Booth was a Methodist evan
xelist IN his early years. and u did
not take him long 10 discover that
there n a great clAsa OF people that
the regular churches never reach.
After travelling much through the
provinces Of England. he went to
London. and there was struck with
the destitation ~ the slums. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-22

Newspaper EntsrrTs.s sssoristidr.
NEW YORK. oct. Especial -
General William Booth. founder and
present head OF the salvation Army.
who Is making klA fourth visit 70 the
United States. - one % tina most
unique figures q modern religion.
tie Is head and absolute chief % a
great band. who follow his directions
blindiy and look upon him a. IN
kpired.
In appearance General Booth n
pntrtarcnal. lie l. tall and straight
and broad -ahouidered. IN spite OF hia
- years. but his hair and his heard
arr white. Hna uueunaeiauniY. ln
looking at him. one thinks % the
propnst iijAn- RE - foreefui and
entertaining speaker. conveying TO
his listeners the certainty Of hia sin
cerity and his seriousness OF pur-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-22

REGISTRATION NoTIcE-Books
are open al the office OF the board
OF directors. Seattle school District
No. I. Seventh avenue and Marion
street. from a m. TO y. m. ex-
cept on legal holidays. In compli-
registrations for the general school
election will close at p. m. Octo-
Der n. and not be opened again
except ON the day preceding the
election. viz; Friday. October 81.
1902. but registration for the spe-
eiai school election will close 81 8
r. m. October IS. and not be open
again except on the day preceding
the election. viz: Friday. October
81. 1904
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NOTICE:

Seattle-Tecoma route steamer Fly
er single fare soc cents. foundstrip
10 cents. In effect October 20.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Seattle. Washington. September. Z
1909.
To the Stockholders of the Ciacka-
mas Gold Mining Company:
Notice In hereby given that
special meeting of the stock
holders OF the Clnckamas Gold
Mining Company In called for the
goth day Of October. 1903. at the hour
OF 1850 o'clock p. m. to be held In
the Office OF the company. No. 500
Burke building. city Of Seattle. King
county. state OF Washington. for the
purpose OF voting upon the PROPOSE
lion TO increase the capital stock OF
said company from seventy-fivo
thousand dollars TO three million dol
lars. divided into three million shares
of one dollar each.
j. II. CHAPMAN.
President and Trustee.
G. v. LAWSON,
Secretary and Trustee.
c. ". BEATTIE.
Trustee.
RALPH RAMAKER.
Trustee.
ARTHUR d. RuTHERroRp.
Trustee.
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$500 reward " ~ be- paid for inform
alton that viii lead 10 the arrest and
conviction of any person or persons
found cutting cables or otherwise
damaging puF property.
SUNSET TELEPHONE a TELE-
GRAPH COMPANY.
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PORT ORCHARD ROUlE
Fer
U. 8. Navy Yard and sats'es
Steamers
ATHLoN, INLAND FLYER ~"
ORCHARD.

Effective October ]. isoA 7
DAILY SERVICE :,
Leave Seattle-ss and ~ sr.
ssi:l6. 1850 and $3.50 y. m: 4,
days only, extra trip, i;%
sunday only. extra trip, $3.50 10
Leave Bremerton--S:i 10 ana -
a. m; .i2:s0. 8 and se;p sc,l
(Saturday and Sunday only ss
trip f.tS .. m.) - IN
Leave sidney = 1850 ana
a m, p. IN. "a IN
Leave Charleston IS anu
a. M: 6;05 p. m. .,..usls
For Pleasant Reach take s'e'
leaving Seattle any trip
Except Sundays. p...ssni
ssFor Bremerton ana
Beach only r,,o
Fare--5O Cents Round NV
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psaushins rhap.
inoe Third Ave-. rony STABLES
9 9 M Arrssry. iAAses rvorn
lis Third Ave-. zss~a~spssieai
? Believes hotsi. Battery ~. en-
9 ssis rlrst Ave
. ) Ss.srs Aa,si. sub .as CIV civ
7 | Ion ,so~sn 81. cay. s,ssls.
AlrnA ". sunforrs rax fac
ora Bass Denny gay.
1901 f'cufiseuth Ave-.
eoi2 EAst Hadisan ST.
Sss h~lsts Ave. corner East
Sd I~nrY way
: HNrrs-on 81. ana warren Az.
: osrasr Res <. sna esssa ,s- Ana.
9 isoa or.as Hosisv.rd. Iu,srss,.
. : lisss nea-s. frfesnoai.
T-wper~nes nall. eosr~r Albany
y sunday s~hsei tent. Kea~-sar ara
!. o. O. T. hall. woosiA-n r..
Crsea Lake. cilnan's ho., 49,
COUNTRY PRECINCTS.
frrcincis and reiisnE Yiaress
Adelaide -teeiaids Erhooi house.
Aul1Fn--M fstsc hall
Arthas-Mspie Valley school haas.
Avoniaie Cottage Lake rehool sor..
tsAAars~lst prcrinef-Safy hail
n bs.ilafa--t pr~cincs -rossag bsIidinx.
h.j,s,s.sa Dry ;ns,-Doyis building.
Hack River School house
narinx- ilsrfns hotel.
Heriin--s@ tool hoape
bnrfnn- Niootsnen hall Huyta.
busnna-BuxnuA school hours
ia liza p'amend-blAek Diamond school
biruh-proh school hou.~.
HoiKs@hoise hail
csdar Moan;atr-School hoar-
Shristopher.-chsissnpher ssAiion-
Cherry Nalieys-sschaal hoss=.
covinston--covinEton Lumber ca :. oee,>.
toluHhfa-Tovn ball.
lumber And-fssIrnbertand school house.
~ ~. Me'nss-sehooi houss, district n.
'uninp-takeatde Association hall
buwamiah-Rsinier fifr station
Essie oorrs-baxie Gorge scheoi heusA
Enuneia~-Dswey hall
filinsol-A. @. Hsnson's ofnoe
fall CITY Rennsifa hall
Frarkiin--Frsnklin school house.
Green Rivsr-s,cho-ol ho.ls. district IL
cilman-school house.
10, sfrinsr-c nttaxe No q.
nosfnton school house.
.nssNp.h ...nsoi mouse.
asaquen-pa1 rehowr haiL
hsnt-IoWE malt
nlrhAna ~. y Mii
Hfhth~A raAn sctNset mouse.
t~eter-W sodmen hali
lseaff-t~arf school mouse
iAWron- tttwe"fi rrhnfI h1hr~
haury-nry nock schooi housA AN
Mseser-fayinr school house,
Meridian hruee school house
Mount view Mount view school hous>.
hercer-tchooi house
Mathematician Annex,
Martin Crack -skykor,ish school house.
Monohan- school heuse.
Newrasfie-odf Feliowr' han.
Hovelty-sohool houre.
North Rend--County building.
oriia-winHton hail.
OFCenlna 1acsoia school house.