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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1903-05-07

First Publication Apl. 10, 1903
Contest Notice.
Department OF the Interior,
United States Land ONCE.

Department OF the Interior,
United States Land ONCE.
III Reno. Oklahoma Territory April. Z. 1903
a sufficient contest anidayit having been
filed IN this ONCE by John W. Mcfarland.
contestant. against homestead entry No.
h55l. made ON the 5th day OF Ocl obcr 1901, for
the ne quarter of See, ~, n. ~. n. II. n. W.
/. NJ. Involving the north half and the south
east oue-fourth OF said land In which 10 Is al
legged that William Ham has abandoned sad
entry for the period of more than six months
and one day since making said entry. has not
settled upon or improved the same and is
absent therefrom ut this time, and that his
absence from said land Is not due TO his en-
ployment I'm tie army or navy as a soldier
during the war with Spain or any other war
with which the Un ted Statesmay be enga ed.
Said PARTIES are hereby notified 10
appear. RESPOND and offer evidence touch
ing aid allegation at 10 O'Clock a. m. on May
-. 1868, before the Register and Receiver at
the United States Land ONCE In III Reno,
Oklahoma. Canadian county.
Ihe said contestant having. In a proper
afidavit. filed April Z. 1903. set forth facts
which show that after due diligence personal
service OF this notice can not be made, Il Is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication.
FRANK q. SICKLEs Register,
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Notice of First Meeting OF Creditors.

In the District Court of the United States for
the seventh District II Oklahoma.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the matt cr OF Eugene Stuedln.
Bankrupt
In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors OF Eugene Staedlin. OF Ft.
Cobb In the county OF Caddo. and district
aforesaid. q bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that on the Goth day
OF April. A. u. 1908 the said Eugene Staedlin.
was duly adiusted "a bankrupt. and that the
first meeting OF his creditors will be held at
AuadarlJo. Oklahoma, on the l2th day OF May,
A. d. 1903, NJ one o'clock In the afternoon, at
which time ,he said creditors may attend,
prove theft claims, appoint trustee, cN-
anime the bankrupt, and transact snch other
business as may properly come before said
meeting.
Dated April 3Oth. A. ID. 1903.
l. NJ. Gensman. Referee In bankruptcy.
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+. April SIN
Nntica 10 Nraditnrs.

In the Matter OF the estate OF Soloney
Murtil late OF the City OF AnudarkO, County
OF CuddO Territory OF OH lhOml. deceased.
All persons having ca ms against said Solo
ney Martin. deceased, are repaired TO exhibit
the same, with the nee ssary vouchers TO the
undersigned. duly appointed and qualified rs
administrator of the estate OF said deceased
at his residence corner 9TH and :. Broadway.
In the city of Anadurko. County OF CaduO.
Territory of Oklahoma, and that four months
after the first pub icatiou of this notice has
been limited by order " the Prob te Court
OF said CaddO County, as the time for credi-
tors of said deceased, to cXhii IL and present
their claims against said estate.
Dated the Sth day of April. 1908,
j. NJ Earheart Administrator.
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FIrstpub. April. a5th.
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that we. James
Kent aud Matt Cook having this day filed our
application and petition with the County
Clerk. asking that license be granted To us
under the firm name OF Cook & Company. 20
sell at retail, malt spurious and vnous liquors
for the period Of one year, upon the n. h.
corner OF the n. w q OF the n. T.. q OF the
N. W. % OF the n w. = OF section "a town.
ship north range west Unless protest be
filed before the llth day of MAY 1903 said
license win be granted,
Witness my Lands this the .ath day OF April,
1903, Cook Company.
Glitsch & Glit~ch
Attorneys Tor applicants.
Last pub, MAY, 9th.
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First pub, April. 90
Notice of Hearing,

Territory of Oklahoma, So In Probate
county OF Caddo, court.
Notice is hereby given that ON the 18th day
April. A. d. 1903, Mary Mayhew nled In the
Probate Court OF the County OF Caddo. and
Territory OF Oklahoma. "a petition praying for
Letters OF Administration with win annexed,
be issued To her upon the Estate OF Alfred
Mayhew, deceased late OF the County Of
Caddo and Territory OF Oklahoma.
And persuant to an order OF said Probate
Court Monday. the ith day OF May, A. ID. 1903.
at the hour OF one O'Clock, p. m, OF said day.
that being day OF regular May term. A. d
1903, OF said Probate Court has been designat
ed as the the time for hearing said applca-
tion, when and where any person interested
may contest said petition by filing written
opposition thereto On the ground OF incompet-
ency Of the applicant or may assert his own
rights TO the adm 'niStration and pray that let
ters be issued 20 himself
Witness. NJ. n. Gish, Judge OF the Probate
Court OF Caddo county and seal OF the Court
aftixed the 18th day OF April, A. d. 1908,
lSeall M. N. Gish, Probate Judge.
Last pub. May, 2ud
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First Publication Apl. le. 1903
Publication Notice.

In the District court of the seventh Judicial
district In and for Caddo county Territory of
Oklahoma.
Mary a. Thorpe, plantin.
vs. Notice
charles Thorpe, Defendant
To said defendant. charles Thorn. YOU will
take notice that the plaintin has commenced
suit against you In the district court OF said
county ana territory for an absolute decree
OF divorce ana tnat the plaintiffs name Oe
restored 90 Mary A, Grant. the name q 4 plain
tin before her marriage with the defendant
and that unless you appear before the clerk
of said court ON or before the 30th day OF
May, a. II, 1903. and answer or otherwise
plead 70 said cause said petition will be
taken as true ana judgment rendered uc-
cordngly, deere eing to plaintin a divorce
aud icstorug her name 10 that OF mary A.
Grant
Dated this 18TH day OF April 1903
Attest n. r.. SisSon. clerk.
By Guy X Gilett.
Lining 4 pruetJ attorneys for plaintin.
Ohst pub. May POD
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ILLEGAL NOTICES..
(Fir.l Pub. Apl. BOD
Iiouor Notice.

Notice is hereby given that J. r. c. Burnside
have this day filed my petition and upplica-
tion with the county clerk OF CaddO county
Oklahoma Territory, asking that be granted
q license 70 sell 40 retail malt spurious liquors
upon lot (. block 3. IN the village of Cement,
Cnddo county, for % period of one year Un-
less protest or rcmuuStruucC be filed against
the issuance of same on or before May 18th,
for
witness my hund the goth day OF April 1908.
r. c. Burnside.
Uast pub. May iD
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First Publication Apl i3
Notice Of Hearing.

Notice OF Hearing.
Territory OF Oklahoma. - In Probate
Caddo county, 90 Court.
Notice is hereby given that on the 9th day
OF April. A. ID. 1908 J. A. Carson filed In the
Probate court OF the county of CaddO, and
territory OF Oklahoma, q petition praying for
letters OF administration to be issued to him
SELF upon the estate OF j. T.. Conyeor de-
ceased, late OF the county OF Caddo and Ter
ritOry OF Oklahoma.
And pursuant to an order OF said Probate
court Monday. the ith day OF May, A. ID. 1903
at the hour OF I O'Clock p. m. OF said day. that
being "a day OF the reguurMay term A, ID. 1903
OF Bald Probate court. has been designated as
the time or hearing said application. when
any person Interested may contest said petit
tion 10y filing written opposition thereto on
the ground of iucOmpctency of the applicant
or may assert his own rights to the admins
trutiou and pray that letters be issued to
himself.
Witness. NJ. y. Gi,h. Judge OF the Probate
court of the county of CuddO, aud the seal of
the court aulNed. the 9TH day OF April A. d. 1903
(ScaD Mn. GIsH. Probate Judge
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Notice.

To Walter d. Oliver. defendant.
Nou are hereby notified that the above
plaintiff. James n. Jones. on April 1903. .tled
his original petition. and on A ril 81. 1905. his
amended petition, IN The Probate Court, OF
Caddo county. Territory OF OH ahoma against
you in which petition as amended he alleges
that under contract he fed and kept 400 head
OF yearling cattle from Dee 9Th. 1902. until
March 25. 1903 for defendent, aud ther is
now due for same balance OF MOB That
de endant removed sail cattle from plaintiffs
possession without paying balance due and
without plant fis consent. and that defend
ant now has the wrongful possession OF said
cattle and wrongfully detains same TO plain
tins damage in the sum OF SltO. that said cat-
tie are about years old marked under bit in
left ear part l.. A., part a. L. and other l. A.
s., and said cattle being now In Tom Norris
pasture about ten miles southeast OF Lawt n,
Comanche county. o. II, Plaintiff seeks by re-
pleyin immediate possession OF said cattle
Judgment for $500. and sale OF cattle to pay
same; And you are hereby notified that you
must answer said petition on or before May
49, 1908, or same will be taken as true and
Judgment rendered against YOU for $3.50 and
enforcing "A lien on said cattle aud sale OF
same TO pay saiu debt and cost.
James n. Jones.
by Baker & Vaughan. Attornes
Attest: ", ~ q Sh. Probate Judge.
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First published Apri %. 1908.
Ts5a6 Ts5T5org GSSn,S of Oklahoma SIS
In the Probate Court in ana for the county
and territory aforesaid,
James ", Jones, Plaintiff,
No, aSI
Walter d. Oliver. Defendant
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COURT DOCKET
FOR MAY.

Assignment of United States
and Territorial Criminal Cases |
for the May 1902, Term Of Dis
trict Court in and for Caddo Co., /
Oklahoma Territory:
MONDAY, MAY 4th.
/. United States vs.. Callie
Wood.
8. United States VS.. John Lo-
gan.
.. United States vs.. Emory
NJ. Smith.
II. United States vs.. Thomas
O'Brien.
-. United States vs.. Thomas
O'Brien.
TUESDAY, LAY 9TH.
10. United States VS.. Benz.
Johnson.
16. United States VS.. Andy
McCullon.
II. United States VS.. s. II.
Bandy.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 9TH.
18. United States VS.. Dad
Robricht.
10. United States VS.. Guy
Sanders.
20. United States VS.. Burt
Gel Kaun-M Nah.
THURSDAY, MAY 7TH.
81. Territory of Oklahoma VS..
George Lamb.
80. Territory of Oklahoma VS..
Henry Mashore.
10. Territory Of Oklahoma VS..
Henry Mashore.
81. Territory of Oklahoma VS..
Frank Witt.
70. Territory of oklahoma VS..
Arthur Thompson.
FRIDAY, MAY STH
125. Territory of Oklahoma VS..
Sam A. Robinson.
1874. Territory of Oklahoma VS..
Frank Lacey.
"A. Territory of Oklahoma VS..
Thomas Armstrong.
so. Territory of Oklahoma VS..
Evart Grimes.
1913. Territory of Oklahoma VS..
Siebert &c Kaiser.
SATURDAY, MAY 9TH.
80. Territory of Oklahoma VS..
j. f.. McCullon and Andy McCul-
Ion.
90. Territory of Oklahoma VS..
S. II. Sandy.
"a. Territory of Oklahoma VS..
j. E, McCullon and Andy McCul-
Ion.
81. Territory of Oklahoma VS..
NJ. G.. Sanders.
93. Territory of Oklahoma VS..
S. II. Bandy.
9S. Territory of Oklahoma VS..
Bob Johnson.
100. Territory of Oklahoma VS..
S. II. Bandy.
MONDAY, MAY 11TH.
II. Territory of Oklahoma VS..
Sam Isenhouer, Charles Ford, ct
al.
III. Territory of Oklahoma VS..
A. IL. Bales.
113. Territory of Oklahoma VS..
A. j. Blankenship.
TUESDAY, MAY 18TH.
116. Territory of Oklahoma VS..
Duke Poor Buffalo.
20. Territory of Oklahoma VS..
James Hit.
20. Territory of Oklahoma VS..
William Henry and S. M. Wood.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 18TH.
%. Territory of Oklahoma vs..
/ Nose Stewart.
115. Territory of Oklahoma VS.,
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Uast pub. May 10
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-05-29
ROAD THROUGH eEckwlTH PASS.
Those Engaged in Surveys are Max
ing Excellent Progress.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 27.-Chief
Engineer George L. Dillman, in an in
terview, says the Western Pacific Rail
road company is mailing epelendid pro-
gross with its Beckwith Pass divis-
ion. It has been definitely decided
that the course OF the new road shall
follow route from OrOville up to the
North Fork of the Feather river 10 It's
east branch: along the the east side
of the latter stream to Spanish creek
and from there 10 the Middle Fork of
the Feather river, Continuing up the
latter to RecENith Fass.
Some parties have located a strip of
land several miles ON both sides of
the east branch of the Feather river
under the placer mining laws, and in
some quarters it is believed this has
been done to block work on the new
road which traverses this vast tract
taken up, Of over 100000 acres. A dis
patch from Oakland says that work
has begun on the Western Pacific
roadway in that city. preparing for
laying the tracks On East Twelfth
street.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-05-29

posed shafts. not to speak Of the cross
cutting that will have to be done.
II am one thinks that there is not
life and plenty OF it i'll Tonopah they
had better make a trip to the camp.
The number Of teams that come in
and go cut every day is surprising.
Let any one get up early in the morn
ing and small army of teamsters
and prCspectors loading for the days
work will greet them. Prospecting
parties are infesting every section Of
prising that new mineral Gcp~-its are
constantly being uncovered.
'One of the big projects that erory
one in the camp looks forward 10 its
the completion Of the mill that is in
progress. When this is finished bull
LYON will be shipped direct from the
camp. In order to secure this sort
Of a plant, we have extended the time
70 the contractors. so that they can
install only the best Of material and
machinery capable Of handling the
ores to the best advantage of the
mine owners. The mill is expected
to be in commission this fall, when
the doubtful people will he given q
chance to see that Tonopah has the
billion.
- see by the papers # the West
strike is reported. Well. there is lit
tie in the report. There has been
some differences between. the Union
and the owners regarding contracting
but this is settled and to the benefit
Cf both parties. There will be nc
strike, as the miners are working for
scale wages. 81 a day and eight hours
The camp is paying the best wages
to contractors of any in the State
and when contractor fails to make
81 a day, the company that he has
contracted with, makes the amount
good. This has been done in mum
Der Of instances and has resulted in
a general good feeling all round The
rumor of strike with the miners
is all rumor, as there viii be none
Il am on my way to the coast, but
expect to return in few days. as
there is too much going on to remain
away from the scene of operations foI
any length of time
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-05-29
vii! Not Change tiands.

The large deal which was nearly
consumated and which would have re
suited in a change in the ownership
Of the Hobart Mills lumber mills and
the immense tract of timber has fallen
through. The property was bonded but
no sale will be made 50 the property
will continue under the same owner
ship as heretofore. In mentioning the
prospective transaction many compli-
mentary notices We're gwen our SIS
ter mountain town. the finely equipped
plant and the vast amount of eXcell-
ont timber that IS hold in connection
with the plant-Truckcc Republican
Your taxes must he naid by next
Monday or ten per cent VIII be added.
\ case Of small puz trg developed
at Winnemuoca. Hank Rainier heinz
the victim
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-05-29

winchester hams are the best, 15c
per pound It kelly's, Arlington block.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-05-29
MAHER WAS MURDERED.
Died as the Result Of Assault in the
Tenderloin.

Patrick Maher. who died at tne
county hospital Friday, was assassi-
mated by the thugs that infost Reao's
tenderlCin district.
The terrible beating he received
resulted in blood poisoning. Coroner
Updike held an inquest yesterday at
his Office in Perkins & divers NOR
tuarv establishment and the verdict Of
the jury was in substance as stated
above. 1t was established that rob,
berry was the motive for the attack
1t is up to the police department CT
Reno to make a most thorough
cleansing of the slums. Official heads
and even the incorporation is il the
balance over this issue Tho citizens
OF Reno demand that the vicious and
the criminal have no rendevouz here.
Journal; . 49,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-05-29
THE LATE STRIKES
IN T0NOPAi1 PROPERTIES
Cal Brougher Tells Of the Future
Sye County Camp.

Wednesday Cal Brougher, one OF
the prominent mine owners and be
lievers in the greatness of Tonopah,
paid this city a flying visit. Mr..
Buffers located the famous mines
and the subsequent development of
the ground taken up by the Brougher
brothers and the developments that
they have made shows that their juda
ment in the ground has not gone amiss
Naturally the first thing that Cal
BOUCHER was asked was the late strikes
in the camp-that of the Belmont and
Midway ground..In reply he said.
You see those specimens on the desk
well. one is from the Belmont and the
ether from the Midway They look
alike, and are practically the same
character, both rich enough and in
quantity enough to satisfy the most
Belmont strike is the greatest that
has been recorded in the entire dis
trict, if not in the State. The devel-
Cpment of the Vein shows sixty feet
Of ore. and most OF it shipping ore al
that We believe that this body OF
high gra1e ore viii show the world
the further we go the better it looks.
The Belmont is a wonder to the min
ing world. and every one that has seen
it pronoUnces it the mother lode Of
the camp. As for Midway the strike is
a good one. The ore shute is not as
wide as that in Belmont, but the high
grade OF the ore, as any one can see,
shows that the Midway is 2 mine, no
| longer a prospect
AS for the camp it is all right.
! Like every camp it is sometimes
quiet. but on the whole TOnOpah is a
! better town today than at any time
since it was discovered. The business
men are not making fortunes at pres
ent. but they are all doing well, and
no one hears Of failures. The two
late strikes have renewed confidence
in the district. Whom one looks over
the amount CT territory that is being
{ prosbected and the number of i'm
portant strikes that have been made.
! the place is wonder. AS for pros
pCcting in Tonopah it will continue
for The next twenty years, and then the
ground will not be gone over. 1t Will
, take full two years to sink the pro
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-05-29
The Presidents Bouquet.

In the elaborate accounts Of the Pre-
sidents visit to Carson we have failed
to see where the little incident when
the President had his carriage stopped
while he accepted bunch Of flowers
from 2 colored lady, who was stand
ing in the crowd has been mentioned
This small bunch of purple flowers
seemedy to afford the President much
pleasure and he held them in one hand
and his hat III the other as he bowed
farewell to Carson. If this had happen
ed in San Francisco the press would
have been full Of It. Carson papers.
however. entirely ignored it, or more
likely did not happen to know that it.
occurred Chronicle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-05-29
industry
ORPHANS at the Home.

No children have been admitted tc
the State Orphans Home since last
September until the Goth of this
MOI, when five came in in three
Ga- S, under the new law which pro-
vides for the admission of children not
orphans.
OF these five, three went from Orm-
shy county, one from WashOe and one
from Churchill.
The total number of cildren in the
Home is slxty-three. the smallest nnm
Der of inmates in that institution fOl
over FIFTEEN years.
The record IL something Gnprecen
ted and iAdicAtee that Ne<aa1 il prol
peHOO0.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-05-29
HOME FROM TIE EAST.

IA. J. O'Meara says the East Is fe.i
ginning to Appreciate Mining,
NJ J. O'Meara, the well known mil
ing operator and head of the O'Meara-
Lynch syndicate, which made 2 for
time at Tonopah and which IS stiu sue
cessfully operating in that camp and
at Lone Mountain. New. came in from
tho east Monday night after having
spent the greater portion Of the winter
there, Mr. O'Meara has been a close
student Of the finantial condition of
the country during the winter and
lie IS confident that the sJupendous
ieveling process that has been going
On III the ranks # the mOnstrously in
flated industrial corporations, with its
attendant losses to the share holders,
will have a stimulating effect on the
mining industry of the West Mr.
O'Meara said:
Investments in the mining field are
now regarded as having more of merit
in them than at any time during the
past few years. The fastener is be
ginning to learn that legitimate min
ing is about the cleanest and safest
thing he can put his money LIto, and
every day is witnessing new additions
to the ranks of the champions of the
industry
Ms, O'Meara viii hold . conference
With his. associates here and IN the
next few days he will likely take run
over to camp and note the changes
| that have taken place IN the Nevada
McAlpine and other properties il
/ which he is intehested, during the win
ter months--Salt Lake Herald.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-05-29
SUM MER RATES.
Round Trip Tickets to Tahoe and

Coast Points VIII! ha sold.
John NJ. Fulton returned from San
Francisco this morning. In reply to
an inquiry as 10 whether there was
anything new in railroad matters. he
said there was nothing except thai
the people Of Reno had been granted
rCund-trip ninety day rate from Re
no to Monterey. Pacific Grove, Capt.
tola Aptos and Santa Cruz at rate
Of SLIGO for the round trip. That IN q
few days there would be issued a
round trip ticket to Lake Tahoe. good
to leave Reno on Friday returning the
following Tuesday. Fare for the round
IriD. $3.50.
Mir Fulton said that these tickets
would be on sale at the Reno ticket
Office during tie Summer months
Gazette.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-05-29
PROGRAM OF UNIVERSITY.
List of Events for Commencement mt
Work.


Work.
May 2S-ThTsday, 4 p. M close of
examinations
May 2Sth-Thursday, S p. M, nor
NAL reception. Gymnasium.
May 29th-Friday, 8 a. m, examina-
ton of candidates for masters degree
Normal reeapt on room Stewart Hall
May 2y,n--rrites p. M. Nevada
Utah annual debate. Gymnasium.
May Goth Saturday, 10 a. H.. Me
mortal day services. 1T the conclu-
sion of the Memorial Day services
warrants Tor ansLinc year will he pre-
sented to tie non commissioned OIL
GERS of the Cadet Corps. Presentation
will take place in front of Stewart
Hall
May 30th-Saturday, 80 p. NJ.
Utah-Nevada field day. University
oval.
May 30th-Saturday, p. m, Alumni
banquet-Stewart Hall. BY invitation
and ticket.
calaureate services, Gymnasium Ser
mon by the Rev. VIM. RAIDER.
June 1st-Monday, 9 a. m, annual
meeting OF honorary board of visitors
Morrill, Hall.
June 1st-Monday. 9 a. m, annual
meeting of the board of regents
June 1st-Monday, Senior Glass day
10 a. m. class day exercises. Gym
nasium.
June 1st-Monday p. m, senior
farce. Gymnasium.
June 2d-Tuesday, 9 a m. and / 80
p. M, Thesis readng-RoCms 4. ), Is
.orrill Hall.
June 2d-Tuesday, p. H., Cheney
trophy contest Gymnasium.
June 3d-Wednesday, Commence
ment day, 10 a. m. gymnasium. Com
mencement address by Professor A
c. Miller OF the University of Cali
ornia, Scholarship address by Chas
A. Buffers, A. i.
June 3d-W ednesday 4 to p. III.
Reception OF President and Mrs
Stubs at their home to the regents
faculty, Alumni and visiting friends.
June 3d-Wednesday. s p. m, annu
al senior reception, gymnasium. By
invitation and ticket