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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-03-23

death came suddenly from heart fail ure. R. B. Burmister has been acting as assistant cashier during the sick ness of MT. Dodge and in all proba bility will now be promoted to that position.
 The tall slim Mexican porter in the Palace saloon who is known by the name of Juan, was arrested last night on charge of rolling a drunken man, but on investigation the charge was dismissed and Juan was discharged from custody.
 James W. Kraemer, who was city agent for the S. F. P. & P. in this city for a long time, but who has been in Ash Fork for several weeks came down last night to spend few hours with his numerous friends, re- turning to Ash Fork this mroning.
 Frank J. Hesse, the surveyor, has completed the work of making a sur yey of the land on which is located the we'll known government springs. The land will be taken up by Mrs. Peat and it was for the purpose of determining the boundaries that the survey was made.
 The announcement that Dr. W. s. Smith had decided to give up his practice in Prescott and locate in Oc- tave was premature. Dr. Smith had an offer to go to Octave as physician for the Octave company, but he decided to decline the offer and will remain in Prescott and attend to his practice here. He returned today from visit to Octave. He reports that nice and prosperous camp.
 Sheriff Roberts and wife returned home last night after spending about six weeks in the east. Most of the time Mir. Roberts was nearly helpless from an attack of rheumatism and was at the Hot Springs at Little Rock, Arkansas. He lost several pounds of flesh and still looks pretty badly done up. He walks with a good deal of con- iteration for his knees. He says here after be will stay in Arizona in the winter.
 Frank J. Hesse returned this morn- ing from flying trip to Phenix where he had some business with the survey or geenTal's office. He sasy there is a large force at work in that office and that the work is practically up to date. He was informed by the off, cers in Phenix that a special U. s. grand jury would be called to further investigate the charges against Ex- Surveyor General Price and his assist ant Murphy. The grand jury will meet April 4th.
 E. E. Ellinwood left this morning for brief professional trip to Flag staff. While waiting the arrival of the train at the Prescott depot Mir. Ellin- wood dropped into a mathematical mood, as it occurred to him that he would have to watt four and one half hours at Ash Fork for his train on the Santa Fe, provided it is on time, which it is not always. A wait only a little more briet is necessary in coming from Ash Fork to Prescott. As MT. Ellinwood is called by his pro- fession to quite recently make these trips, or to other points east, the wait being just the same, and as a result of his mathmetical calculations he figured out that within the past eight or ten years he has spent one solid year at Ash Fork waiting for trains-
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-03-23
C0L0NIsTs RATE.

Until lmtner notice Colonists tickets will be on sale to San Fran cisco at S2Tl0. 3x2xtf
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-03-23
DO YOU WANT STRENGTH?

If you want to increase your strength you must add to and not take from the physical. In other words, the food that you eat must be digest ed, sssimilated and appropriated b
 the nerves blood and tissues before being expelled from the intestines
 Kodol Dyspepsia Cure adds to the physical. It gives strength to and builds up strength in the human sys- tenn. It is pleasant to the taste and palatable, and the only combination of digestants that will digest the food and enable the system to appropriate all of its health and strength-giving qualities. Sold by Brisley Drug Co.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-03-23
RAW OR IMPLANTED LUNGS

Yield quickly to the ~onderful cur ative and healing quantities of Fol ey's Honey and Tar. It prevents pneumonia and consumption from a hard cold settled on the lungs. Brisley Drug Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04

Japanese Nattfue-AU 1s0 strands and gOOd patterns, direct from the Orient. Regular price 30s. 55c, 4Jc and 45c goods. Now Pc per yard at E R. Peoples
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04

The Railroad Restaurant will put up your lunch for 25 cents. IJ vii. cost you Sl aJ Bennett.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04

Senator Charles Warren Fairbanks the running mate of President Roose- volt on the republican national ticket, has been at Skagway. He, with Sen ator Poster, of Washington, visited Skarway in 1899, and spent several days here. A reception was tendere1 him anJ he made a speech to the c.tl- zens Ot thislcity. A large pavilion was erected for the purpose Of the recep- tion near the Brackett building on Main street. A meeting with the chamber Of commerce and the leading citizens of the city was held the day following the reception, at which the Alaskan boundary was discussed by k. W. Jennings, John c. Price Thomas Wht,eu, George X. Bracket and others.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04
4 LASTING EFFECT
This Evidano. Should Prove Every Claim Made for Doau's Kidney
 PiIls In Alaska

Relief from the pains and aches oi a had back Is always welcome t0 every bachaChe sufferer but Co cure a lame, weak or aching buck is whats wanted. Cure ic so Ic will stay cured. T- can be done. Here's the strongest evidence to prove t-.
 ". ". Lee. painter, Of Willis street. near Placer street, Eeddiug, Cal, says. "Lise :he majority Of men who follow my calling. if the action of the iuEredi- ea.s used in the business was not the primary cause 0i kidney complaint they certainly aggravated it when the attacks occurred. ] do not want my friends and ac.uatutances i1 Bedding Go think .ha, Uoau's Kidney Pills have radically cured an old chronic case of kidney complaint like mine, but this l can c1nscieu-i1 sly s-y, t1e trea.-101. undoubtedly did me vast auCg-- C- r51a. Anything that helps g --- whose back has achal ss u.-.E Tl- .. ggr-. no. s.ear a- night, who many --. many -.ug Hua- a, wur., -l-.- l..,.. push brush .1 and from a.G v.Es... sEFar.-- a..g9s- vGe-aarl. twins s. .s pleased Co obtain 80 remedy which brings relief. To say that Dpan.S A..- rrg H..s relieved me, very mildly a.- Dresses .ha amount 1f bguCgr received from .r. treatment.
 For -..a by g' dealers. Price, '. cents. Mailed by FGs-cr-N5.lGrn Co., Brra.0. N. r., sole agents for -ae Unit ed States.
 Remember the name, DOar $, and take DO substitute,
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04

The 6rst number ol "Ihe Gold Fields" Wilson Fosters worlds fair publication has been received. lt cor tains much interesting matter from Alaska and Yukon territory. lt is de- voted Go the mines and resources oi the great northwest" The paper is all tha. Mir. Foster claimed that !. would be.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04

All the delicacies of the season at the Pack Train Restaurant.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04
TO-Dats Tailoring

Why send away for your clothing when you can do fully as well at home. Cguugre our prices and goods w.l those of any 6rst-c.ass house on the coast and you will be convinced that we can save you money, A large stock Q. summer goods just h.
 F. WOlIand, The Tailor.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04
Notice

During the summer months ] will sell bread a. 5 cents a loaf and all other pastries in proportion. We use the best material and a competent baker is in charge. Give us a call and be con viuCed. The Vienna Bakery.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04
Famous Oystor Cocktails

The Pack Tram saloon IS now sery- iug Elmer Cham0erlain'S famous oyster cocktails, tt
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04
the Pantheon

You will always lud the best of wines liquors and cigars 9. rDe Pantheon Sa- loon. q
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04
Season d dLumber

Good seasoned lumber for sale cheap. Inquire at Monogram Liquor House. Price, Sl6 per thousand
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04
Free Concert Daily

A free concert is given at the Mascot saloon every afternoon and evening. All the latest songs and airs. To is worth hearing,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19
SOME GOOD
PLAYING
TENNIS TOUR
NAMENT DEVELOPS
SOME FINE LOCAL TAI
EMIT

one of the most interesting
matches In the ladies doubles that
has been Witnessed during the tour
nament Of the seattle Tennis club
as played yesterday between m.
Rollins and Miss W~tstllnE and
Mn CAratuna and NiEa Carefens
The match wNa won ~ the fuftnsr
los. 60 The match Vas fntafest-
ing from start to finish. ali pluinE
in excellent form The first 81.
which va not finished until tho
eighteenth game bad been PLAYED.
vas : succession 81 clever plays
end hard son pointa
Ia The next set which wAs won
e. Mn. aud AlsH Caraiena seemed
4. tire after their hard battle uf tn.
prrvtoun match. while MrH Rollins
and Miss WeistlinE never RELAXED a
moment until the second set ~aH
finished
The winning ~ Nina McGrath
from Miss iAraenhurE ia the Ia
dies singles came somewhat as a
surprise Ia the members u the club
Miss NcGrath vuu BY the srore Of
.ea. -
The playing u Miss y. schram
Ia this tournament f. Nurthy %
mention she plays Sith a vim. and
tries hard for every point whether
e be q winning or a losing one
Yesterday Mis- 8ehFam defeated
Miss MrGrath tn a clever match b.
thr score q 81. 60 In anlts Of tho
fat that the Heor~ ia one slaod. the
Famea we're interesting Miss No
Grath played hard. but Miss Schram
played the more scientific game
An interesting match In the meas
singles Sas played between q. X
smith and lack Hallinrer. The
former Won out BY the SCORE q SO.
CT. 60
CarEtsnn and wagner. In a match
viih Nathanlet Pasehali and sam
Russell we're easily defeated. al
though thsy played 4 rood game
Paachail and Russell Non out. so
ga
Mach Interest IL conferred over the
probable chances ~ Young Joe Ty-
Ter. Who IS one 81 the Youngest and
rlrVrreat players in Seattle today
Tyler VIII m@~s y X Smith ia his
usHt match. and althuarh smith Il
an excellent player. II is generally
believed that Tyler will win out.
The finals In tho tournament will
be played on "wednesday. July 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19
KING DODO
HOLDS KEYS
MAYOR BALLlNCER TURNS
CITY OVER TO unknown
PoTEsTsTE or mARDl.
GRAs.

kinE Doio In behalf Of the man
aEemcnt % the Mardl Grs8. holds
the keys OF the city and people will
have tao weeks Of real run and
merrimant Mayor naIltuEer NJ
J 30 this afternoon. with an the
pomp and splendor Of a regal event.
delivered over 90 the Unknown
king the keys OF the city and Civ
ing him the right 10 entertain tho
people to the best ability Of his
subjects.
This event marked the BEGINNING
OF two weeks Of holiday entertain
ment for the Fun loving people Of
the city Never before has the
state enjoyed itsslf a tho good old
southern way and hundreds from
ali sections Viii journey here 10
take part IN the festivities
Queen Pauline will be crowned
tonight This viH be the second
Of the great events 81 the carnival
opening Tho ceremony OF crown
inE the queen and her ascension 10
the throne viii be marked with "A
great deal ui Eplendor and seattle
ties will hive an opportunity 10 see
something novel In this line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19
A@.sszA~a. AAa-=~@@4-z.z..-
BLAZE
An EARLY MORNING FIRE
THREATENED TO DESTROY
WHOLE STRUCTURE

Tho Bailey building. n the corner
81 second avenue and Cherry street.
vas threatened with destruction by
flames al an early hour this morn
ing
The alarm Was turned In from box
No o.. IN the Butler hotel at 3 s.
a m by the time the fire appa
talua arrived on the scene 81 the
fire. the flames we're shooting out
OF the air shaft from the sixth floor.
whore II iB thought the fire started.
The haliwaYa 81 the sixth floor on
the south side Of the building we're
a mass Of aeethinn flames
The location Of the fire made u
hard matter for the department
to combat H. and FOR a while the
fierce rush 81 Flames. aided BY the
circulation Of air coming up the
elevator shaft. shot up into the air
distance OF finy feet. The cause
81 the fire iH probiemhtical. but II
ia thought 10 have originated In the
meter room on the sixth floor
Crossed wires are thought 10 be- the
cause. both the Independent Tele=
phone Company and the Sunset Tel
ephons Company have switch
boards located on the sixth floor
These we're completely destroyed.
The gas neters win have to be
replaced The inside wiring Of the
seattle El~rtHic Company. On the
upper floors. Will have 70 be re-
placed The closets on the fiffh and
sixth flara we're consumed and ren-
dsred worthless As much DAMAGE
~aa caused - water on the hfth
floor a. BY fire. Before the depart
neut arrived. someone had made
an Intellectual attempt 10 put cot
The fire and had found the JOB a hot
one. for he fis-d leaving the water
turned on AZ fun force Fire Chief
Cook NaH badly burned IN attempt
iuE 90 turn the water off After an
houfs hard fighting. the flames
acre under control The total loss
sustained BY the two telephone com
paniea. the Seattle Electric Com
pany. the Seattle Gas a EIactric
Company and the owners Of the
building Will be in the neiKhbor-
hood of SO 600
0ffice doors and woodwork on the
SIXTH fluur win have 20 b. torn out
aad replaced The piastsrinE was
iiadly l-corched. The damage to the
buiidinE itself wiil not be very
large II was thought for a while
that the cables OF the elevators had
been rendered useless but on clos
- examination. theY we're foand 70
~ ~ fair condition considering the
intense heat they we're subjected 20.
10 may Be Necessary 20 put In new
cables. bat this will not be done at
the present time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19
BOARD or HEALTH
TAXES ACTION

The health board discussed the
publication u Aeattleu milk supply
At a nesting which u held at noon.
going into the matter quite EATEN
aiycly The secretary Ma inntrurt-
ed 90 write a letter 10 the corpora
ton council asking him 10 dfnW up
an amended form of the present
miik ordinance. regulating the tenn.
psrature ut which milk can b. de
liYered Ia the city Hy keeping the
milk cool. tho development Of germ
life will be minimiged
The miik inspector viii b. IN
Htructed 20 have the laboratory
specialists maize more analyses
both chemical and meteorological
To determine more exactly the IA
turs Of the milk that lie being sold
N Seattle In addition the hoard
resolved IN aid the state aHthori-
tiss by every means possible to gel
cleaner miik
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19
CAUCUSES
TONIGHT
DEMOCRATS WILL NOMINATE
DELEGATES TO COUNTY CON
vENTtoN

CAucuneB Of the democrats of
King County will be held at 30
% clock thia evening for the purpose
OF nominating delegates to the
county convention 60 be elected On
July y A Great deal Of interest "a
being taken IN the selection of can
didats@ for the various STATE aud
county officers. and the caueuaea
tonight are expected b be we'll al
tended
Candidates for the various offices
10 be voted fur this fAu are coming
forward from every quarter The
excellent outiook for the democrats
70 ain In the flght this year has
brought forth many candidates and
the conventions wtti be battle
grounds for tho yAriows asspirAntn
Alrvady several uandieiatea for the
office Of sheriff have hcen put Or
ward JACK Williams and James
Ouilter are the most fayurahly m~n
TONED among tho several who have
Eued folloWinEa Present sheriff
Cudihee cannot make the race again
on accnant 81 having held the az
fee ~ long aa the Law aiiu~a lie
would be forced "a make the fiEht
tn event the leral diaqua to cations
cuuld b. removed
Prosecuting attorney seems Co BE-
the place fof which the rnoat aapi
rants are coming forward Hurton
y. Bennett George NJ Emory. J G.
Alien and Alpheua nyefa are the
ONES having the muat hackers n
y. Bennett has the al Vantage Of his
opponents on account Of his long
term a. an active democrat tn the
city aud county and the manner iu
~htch he conducted the Office Of
diAtrtci attorney II Alazka during
the four yUarn he hsld the pusltion
AR Hsnuest has the support o.
the Sround wari already prnmlaed
aud the following there will uork
nikat aud dAy for bis nomination
Hia followers say that be has the
unast riEht % The office as they can
depend upon him. Il elected. o ad
miniHtrr the affcr a. Il has ueVer
ben done bsfurr
The other candidates have friends
Who are equally a. sure Of their
nomination tsaulef MlllaT. ah~f
No Cudih - and FORMER Auditor
Evans are spoken OF for county
CON missioner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

Tn strike In the Mana nroa. shin
gle mili at D~erett vas ssttl~d yes
terdaY BY an sErssmeut ou the part
of the employees 10 pay a stated sum
Ter thousand for the shingles. l-av-
ina the men 10 ADJUST ne wages
among themselves Tits entails 40
Reduction and things are nov going
smoothly Al the blE MILL.
Plans are - be submitted t. Mntor
Mills Of the unHed States euHi-
usertnE corps. here today for the
construction 81 = dfAweriaee over
the Neatlsaeh river eu the Narisfta
road. which IL - BE- extended ACROSS
the tummi reservation
a Masonic lodge hsa ben insfl-
iutrd a Chew rlsh.
The machinery ~ the ueu ash
and auar factory a Iz-aauah las
been moved 10 Ersrrrtt where " wni
be operated The NTH has raua-
elty ~ 90 coo rsf daY
William Uuruett. a pFufnins eiti-
zen and fur thirteen years a rrHi-
dent u North rakifna. - fad. lie
sHa - years uf axe 4nd died OF
cancer
Isaac bradbury. white 20 aork in
the Vancouver Engineering snfka 80
Vancouver. - g. yesterday. Naa
kHlrd - q fall ~ 10 feet Na bruises
wrts found Oh hlm, and the Ehyai-
clans are mYHtlfied
While fIasinE issl wffh hts young
81 brother. Edward t.ukoE AaH run
ever hY a car ia Vancouver. r. g
yesterday and Instantly Killed
Three hundred and ufty thousand
feet 81 lumber 80 dumped into the
water Yesterday ~ Hfrtiun % fhs
Puget sound Nh company dofk
failing az Port Gamble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19
she MAKES 1T
INTERESTING

George nudiuur proportion - the
HadiuuE boat house. al tseae III PARK
Tiled an answer in fhs superior roury
thtn morning 90 the sensational dt=
vurcc Huit witch hts stfs Mr.
hsatth BudianE. has hrouEit against
hIm. HudiuuE denies al hta afr e
rharrea. and IN "a Affadayit states
that their agmgaflc Troubles have
been ali caused ~ her bad tsfaper.
HudIouE has been restrained b. the
court from going - the uoat house
where his wife spends her time. and
anka in his answer that the court
dissolve the order. a. il IL latsrfef-
inH with hn business.
nudlanE claims hat Is wifs has
attempted % kili him since alyoras
proceedings we're Instituted. and
nat b. as furcsH 20 notify the 20
lice thai his lie Nas In danger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19
RENzE SUED
FOR MILLIONS
SUIT ron t5oooCo FILLED ropAY-TABLEs TURNED ON
moNrAsNs YOUNG "nAPoL FINANCE"

nuT-rE Mont. July 10 SUIT was
brought this hftetnnsan Tor $1,000. 900
against y Augustus Heluze r al
by tho Parrot Silver Mining com
pauy. an AmalEa mated cot poration
demanding the sum named for ore
alleged TO have been extracted ~
tirinEe through a ahHn # The Nip
peg mine. owned by tirinEe. The suit
10 brought on the ronteui ION mat
the ore bodies being worked in the
Nipper properly bylonE 20 the plain
arr. because thnns ore bodies lead
back 20 an apes situated IN Tie Lit
"a. MinnA mine. which Ia owned by
the plaintiff The suit II causing
much cosnfts~nt h~re ~ W ~ a clear
case 90 tarnins the tables On the
young Ma pois-oR Of Finance. who
has already hsouHht and won ma
meruus suits In the Butte courts on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19
WATERWAY COMPANY
MUST Par FOR WATER

The council Last niEht passed
Councilman Murphy'a ordinance
eanrsitnE tire clfy'H contract With
the Seattle a lake WaahinEtnn
Waterway COMPANY ~ furnish the
company sith water FOR aiBieiug
purposes AT special rates. The ordi-
nance passed b. a vote Of nine TO
three
The ordinance providinF for the
construction ~ the big sever syH-
ten tn the Rainier valley usa also
passed. Corporation Council Gillian
having Informed the council that
the action AS legal
The miikmcn fiiri their pruteat
against being included IN the ordi
nance recently paved placing q
license on al peidhnE wagons
The ordinance providing fur The
Agreement between the county and
city and the Waysids hospital ~
which the latter h 10 b. paid $500
a month for the carr Of the INDECENT
sick. vas referred 10 the finance
committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19
Long Horned ElkS
ThrOng CINCINNATI
GRAND LODGE MEETS HEARS REPORTS, ELECTS OFFICERS
AND DELEGATES SET OUT HAVE GOOD TIME

Grand Secretary Reynolds report
show sd the order 90 be la a hiHh
state af prosperity. with total
membership % l3t84n and aaA
lodges tn good atantinK feupsYiz
tania leads ln msmbstshlp. With L.
&al
ia. financial repsrt gives ttpx,fae
a. the assets. aud tpa.aat liabilities.
In the emergency charity fund there
4 Htd6ns ard Ia the reserve fund
$4,000 After the Baltimore fire
yi6.Baa was donated tor thr relief Of
the sufferers
The program FOR tomorrow con
aIsts 81 the annual is.sfudc - the
order at no a. ma. family pirnic IN
tden park. Vtth hand concert. day
uaht fireworks. and Visits to art mu
scum. art school and KonkNood pot
tefy. and grand BAN Ira che evening
rendered 20 tho visitors hy syrian
temple and the mobiles Of the Mystic
shrine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-19

The grounds have been q scene Of
hustle for the last two days aud
now everything b. Ia readiness for
the beginning of the show All
the Tents Tor the circus. the para
pherualla for The apoeialtiea aud
the booths fuf the stores are ready
and there will be nothing lacking
when the yates are thrown open 10
the public at o'clock tonight
mi y Green the reckless bali
rider. has bis spiral tower In posi-
ton aud be Will give his perform
ance twice every day. This IL one
Of The most sensational perform.
aheea. The tower d. 10 feet high
and the track over which he runs
iH ls3 feet Ia length and i5 inches
Ia width Up this track Green
runs on a ball At the height Of
~ feet. hs has a board arranged
upon which be does some blood
cardlinR stunts THIS board IL e
feet Ia length and the acta Green
does are beyond rsekiesaneaa.
Daredevil Edwards 81 the only
man Ia the world who successfully
does the spanning the aerial arch
trick Tho only other man who
has been successful Ia the job was
killed two weeks ago and now I'D
wards stands alone ~ the perform
&C. 81 q fool-hardy trick This feat
Do more dangerous and exciting 20
the spectators than the loop-the-
loop and will serve a. a great at
traction The other attractions are
promised 20 be interesting and
many Of them different than any
thing ever seen IN the city before.
The electric fountain will BE- In
fuli operation tonight
! he gunboaf Wheeling. which ar
rived here yesterday. viii remain
during the carnival and take part
Ia the celebrations The vessel ar
rived at Bremertou from samoa
vest erdaY morning and was I'm
med lately diEpatche % this efty 70
represent Uncle sam daring seat
ties great celebration Captain
Charles q FOX o. commanding the
KUN boat This Ia the second time
the fighter has visited Seattle
The carnival parade started
promptly at O'Clock from the city
N Vas one of she mof
elaborate ever seen Ia the city and
presented a beautiful appearance.
Lead BY platoon Of police. ciosaly
followed BY the city fathers. mem
beers 81 the Clerks union. the pa
fade presented a formidAbie appear
ance from the very beginning.
Several magnificent floats. re-
Gently built especially for this oc-
-asion. followed The chariot OF the
qusen WA one ~ the best seen In
the Northwest The queen was ac-
rom panied By the three defeated
as maids % honor. King
Dodo appeared In regal splandDs.
marines from the gun
boat Wheeling formed a part Of rbs
procession. also a detachment Of
The fire department
The battle Of ruaes will take plans
on Pioneer square. after the pro-
ossEaon haS gone ov<F the proposed
line Of march. which incluces Sec
ond and Firsa avenues. Pike street
and YesleF way.