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The daily tribune., 1905-04-06
Public Notice.

SUCH QUALIFIED VOTERS OF SCHOOL
DISTRICT No. 2, IN THE COUNTY OF
FREMONT. AND STATE OF COLORADO,
AS HAVE PAID SCHOOL TAX THEREIN
IN THE YEAR A d. 1901
Public notice is hereby given and you arc
hereby notified that, in accordance with u
petition, duly signed by at least twenty legal
voterr Of school district No. =, in the couaty
OF Fremont, and Stste OF Colorado, and pre-.
directors OF said school district, that special
meetins Of the board OF directors OF said
school district and OF said legal voters, who
are tax payers under the law, will be hold at
the city hall in tho City Of Florence in said
district, on Monday. the first day Of May, A. d.
1896. being the fret Monday in said month,
between the hours OF ono o'clock and Ave
o'clock y. m. OF said day, at which meeting there
will be submitted to such qu-lified voters OF
said school district as have paid school tax
therein In tho year next preceding the date
OF said meeting, the question OF contracting a
bonded debt for the purpose OF funding the
floating debts of said school district No. 2, in
the County OF Fremont, and the State Of
Colorado.
Al said meeting the ballot box such
question will be opened at two o'clock y m.
and kept open until five o'clock p. m. Of
said day.
Dated "a. Florence. Colorado, this 18th day
OF March, A. ID. 1906.
Secretary OF School District No. 2, in tho
County of Fremont and State Of Colorado.
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Unique Advertising.

A clever bit Of freak advertising
has been ssnt General Passenger Agent
Fisrer Of the Colorado and Southern
road BY Iowa Epworth leAsuers It 10
. fac simile OF . railroad ticket. on
the back being . reproduction Of the
Georgetown loop. and on the face Of
the ticket IL inscribed: II hereby
certify that I have the Denver fever
and am endowed with suflioiept Iowa
spirit 70 Join the ranks Of Good Fell
lowship to and from whloh this ticket
10 Issued. '-Denver Post.
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Florence II en- Won.

X. e. Goold. . former business man
Of his city, was elected alderman
on the republican ticket in Victor.
August Fast, who owns two business
blocks 10 this city and who. ran for
mayor on the democratic ticket at Sill.
ver WAS defeated by Fred Gobie. re.
publican, by only votes. Mr.. Goble
uss TO reside In Florence also aud was
. member Of the X. Of p. lodge here.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

The assessor will establish values
and make assessments In Florence be-
tween the 9th and 10Th instant. Office
hours, afternoons 4 to 6 O'Clock. also
Saturday evenings in room o. Blunt
block, for the purpose Of hearing COM
plants and to receive sch bedules. The
plat book 10 open to the public.
W. l.. MORRIS,
3l-35 Assessor
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The republicans carried the oity Of
Salida last Tuesday with the excep-
tion Of one alderman and the treas
ursr. The now mayor says that tho
night that he steps into office all
gamblipg will ceaso-that he intends
70 1--we up 70 the promises he made
during the campaign.
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Portland Pin Points.

DIR. Rambo of Florence purchased
the Brown drug store last week from
the sale Of the U. 8 di..rict court.
Harley. Hughes Of Florence is manag,
ing the business for him.
Fred Brown is going to leave and
Wade Davis has taken his place ~
of the plaster factory.
NIB. 10 not certain whether he will
go to Wyoming or Michigan.
Robt. Hensky Of Burt county. North
Carolina, arrived here Saturday for .
stay with his uncle G. ". Lackey.
DR.. Sheridan WAS down from Flor
enoe Sunday.
VIM. Bayliss went to Pueblo Sun.
day to visit his parents.
Fred Fox and family will move on.
TO their ranch soon which 10 about one
and half miles east of here.
ALI Pullam and family moved to
Florence last week.
Mrs. W. B. Houster 10 under the
DOCTORS care.
Miss Andrews spent Saturday and
Sunday in Florence visiting friends.
Mrs. Young and daughter have
taken the hotel.
Morris woodworth hes arrived
from Michigan to spend the summer
with his father.
P. D. OallAway Of Florence spent
Sunday with his sister Mrs Harley
Hughes.
Aman Moore has returned from, Den.
yer
County Commissioner Albert Phillip
was down last Wednesday.
Bert Gregory was in Florence Mon.
day night to see that new arrival.
Ohas. Draper, superintendent Of
the company quarries At Coaldale was
In town yesterday afternoon.
Fred Brown left on No. last even
ing.
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George Avery Of Pueblo has just
made gold strike In the Junkins
Park districs. sast Of the nsw town.
sits Of Roossvslt City. which shows
eleven oanoss Of gold par ton. The
nsd 10 In the form Of . ledge eight
feet thiok. Late reports from tie
camp show that the snew 10 rapidly
disappearing and prospeosors sre arriv.
Ing ifom all over ths state.
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A class Of twenty candidates will
b initiated into Florsnss Camp No.
o, woodmsn Of the World shis even.
Ing. A fall attendance Of msmbcrs
10 dosixAble.
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Killed BY Inhailing Gas.

New York. April An aged woman
aud three children were found dead
in bed this morning ~ . result Of in
haiina illuminating gas. The chill
dren were all under i0 years Of age.
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Tho Silver State Orchestra will
give its dance in Morgan hall Friday
night and those holding invitations
are requested to attend. 8l.82
The daily tribune., 1905-04-06

1000 pairs Of shoes almost given
away ct the great Rebuilding sale at
the Globe. 6S.Sl
The daily tribune., 1905-04-06

The Globe cannot be undersold.
Goods sold 40. 90 and 60 cents on the
dollar At their great Rebuilding Sale.
a2.3l
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The afternoon and evening classes
in physical culture will meet Friday
afternoon, April z, basement N. e.
church. Mabel Sheafer, Instructor.
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Tickets 70 points east via the Ms.
souri Psci6c from Canon City, and
stations west thereof. will allow pur.
chassrs side trip from Pueblo 10 Den
vor and rstarn whom drsirsd. Plsass
boa1 this IL mind. u
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The greatest money saving prices .
the Globes Rebuilding Sale.
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business.

The Rio 0rnuds owing 10 the wrecks
ON Its lines IL using the santa Fe
tracks today.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-06

I. W. Rohcrts 10 having . cement
sidewalk laid in front Of his place Of
business.
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3l-35
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-13
YACHT ENTRIES CLOSE SOON

Owners OF yachts who contemplate
starting in the race across the Atlantic
for the German Emperor's cup have only
three weeks now I'm which TO make their
entries. Eight yachts are entered now.
These are: The Rainbow. representing
Germany; tho Valhalla and Sunbeam.
representing England and the Apache.
Utowana. Ailsa. Thistle and Atlantic.
representing this country. There is no
doubt that The Hildegarde. Epdymion and
Fleur de Lys will be entered. and there
r. some talk Of others being sent across.
Those being talked about are the Iro-
uuois. Coronet, Corona. Constellation,
Araldne. Sybarita and 1ngOmar.
The Coronet won a race across the
ocean In 1856 from the Dauntless. She
Is well fitted for such a contest and may
be starter. Arthur +. Lake, owner
OF the Corona, and Francis Skinner. Jr..
owner Of the Constellation. have been
talking Of starting their boats. II Is
very probable that the Constellation will
be entered and that Captain Nate Wat
Son will DC in charge. II. W. Putnam.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-13
PARADISE
ROBERT J. DEAD

The ex-champion. Robert j, 2.OiA, Is
dead. The son OF Hartford and Geraldine
was one Of the greatest campaIgners tho
turf has ever known. and few horses 80
eudcared themselves to the public. Ills
turf career which began IN 1892, and lasted
half dozen seasons Is still fresh In
mind. and perhaps the most interesting
story OF his racing life is the one told by
Geers In his book. Experience With the
TT otters and PAGERS"
"ln a slow-pacing race at Philadelphia
IN the early part NJ that season Os92) In
which I started Glendennis.' wrote Geers
appeared a new horse 20 me. lie was a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-13
ON The BOWLING ALLEYS.

AT the Brunswick alleys, Pawtucket.
Saturday evening. teams from the Man
chester Unity Social club and the Bud
OF Hope Social club OF the same order
were pitted against each other The Rud
or Hopes took the first two strings and
the third was a tie, but on the roll-off
Manchester unity was victorious. The
score:
Manchester Unity Social CIub-Ss sS7
40l-1l64
Bud of Hope-.oi. s97, 4oi-l1a9.
There was a bowling match Friday
evening on the Newport Artillery com
pany's alleys, between the teams of Com
panies A and Il. in which the former
were the winners, taking two OF the three
strings. This was the FIRST of n series
OF matches between the company teams
The scores we're as follows:
Company ass. All. Ssi-1iM.
Company B-351 $50. 404-llb0
ON the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation alleys Friday night there was a
match between teams and l. in which
the former took two OF the three strings
the scores being az follows:
Team No. 900. 4O2. 4sl-142
Team No. los. 443. Ses-l24e
sAYLESvILLE BRANCH WON.
The bowling teams Of the PhilupsdaIe
branch and the Saylesville branch of
the Glenlyon Dye Works had an inter
esting match on tho Brunswick allevs.
TNawtucket. Saturday evening, the bows
from the Saylesville branch winning three
straight strings. The score:
Saylesville-439. AS. 4l2-l2es
Phillipsdale-42s. 52S, 401-125s
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-13

tay gcldIng about Is hands high. of very
smooth conformation, except his knees
ana they were so bowed as to give him
the appearance Of being badly knee
sprung, and a stranger would not think II
possible for those legs TO stand the strain
of hard contested race This horse was
Robert j. that attcrward became one OF
!ho most sensational and greatest turf
performers ever known
'io was then four years old. and this
was his first racing season. He wass dis
tabced In the race at Philadelphia but
won a race In New York a few DAYS later.
and another soon after that at Albany.
Although he did not then have a fast
record and had not shown phenomenal
81 eed. there was something about the
horse and his easv way Of going that
caused me 20 like him; and at my sug-
rtstjon, while We were at Albany. Mr..
Eamlin purchased him and also his dam.
ms soon az 7 commenced 10 work him
/ became satisfied that we had "A great
horse II those legs would only stand the
h1tCships or fast racing, about which /
had serious doubts, and many times after
I had given him a stif workout I would
sit and watch those crooked legs 10 see ~
I could discover any trembling or signs OF
weakness In them: but / never saw any
Indication that they were not as strong as
those OF any horse In my stable; and i'm
all the great races In which I afterward
drove him he never weakened, and would
stand the strain OF a long race az well as
any horse / ever drove
Gle was a very pure gated horse and
I generally shod him with a fve-ounce
shCe, both I'm front and behind. and I'm his
races he required no boots except 10 pro
tect his quarters and coronets We got
him early in the season OF 1892. and
worked him some before the meetings
commenced In the grand circuit. and con-
clddcd he was good enough to start I'm tho
great races which arc there given
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-13
KIRkMAN-
CHANDLER
AFFAIR

Omaha, Neb., March 13.-Further sensa-
tionsl Developments regarding the suicide
OF Mrs. Bessie Chandler, wife Of Lieut.
Louis b. Chandler. at Omaha last week
have come 10 light.
a dispatch from Fort Niobrara. Neb.,
where Capt Kirkman Is 10 be tried by a
court martial on charges of scandalous
conduct, says that Kirkman had for
some time before divorce proceedings
were instituted by Lieut.. Chandler been
on terms OF intimacy with Mrs Chandler
but that their love affair did not become
notorious until last August when Lieut.
Chandler went TO Fort Riley 10 attend
the army manoeuvres.
Witnesses have testified that i'm the
absence of her husband Mrs. Chandler
and Capt. Kirkman were seen a great
deal together at Fort Nobrara under
circumstances so fagrantly improper that
the officers in command at the fort were
impelled to command the woman 10 leave
the fort.
Capt Kirkman thereupon obtained a
leave Of absence and followel Mrs
Chandler 20 Omaha. From Omaha the
couple went TO New York together and
there registered at the Fifth avenue hotel
as Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler
In New York kirkman overstayed HIS
leave of absence 80 days and was placed
I'm a sanatorium for treatment for ex-
cessive alcoholic drinking. When Kirk
man was I'm the sanatorium Lieut. Chand-
Ter discovered HIS wife, had an inter-
view with her I'm her room az tho hotel
and then sent her 90 her home IN Balti-
more.
lie then returned 10 Fort Niobrara and
Instituted divorce proceedings IN the dis
trict court at Valentine
Kirkman was arrested I'm New York.
and was brought back TO the fort I'm the
custody OF an officer. having been ex-
amlned under the authority Of the war
department at Fort jay. Brooklyn
II was supposed that ne might be in.
sane, but the commission returned papcrs
showing him 20 be In his right mind
When he reached Fort Niobrara under
arrest Jan. he was relieved of his conn
mand and his sword was taken from him.
His plea was insanity He was allowed
his freedom 20 enable him 20 gather such
testimony as he might choose 10 use in
his defence
The reason the court martial appointed
TO try his case did not return "a verdict
at It's first sitting was that he wished
depositions from two physicians I'm tho
Philippines. one OF whom g. Or = H.
Schocke, who treated him several years
ago for excessive use Of liquor
These depositions viii probably be on
hand when the trial IL resumed MAY 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-13

and enthusiasm. Every point scored by
Brown players was greeted with loud
outbursts OF applause, and when
Rackle. the Brown forward. made long
basket in the second half, putting Brown
one to the good, the enthusiasm could
not he controlled. The spectators were
brought TO their feet and the cheering
was continued for several minutes
As both teams realized the Importance
of the contest and the playing was OF
the whirlwind order, the men were con-
tinualy on the jump, covering their op-
ponents or following the ball down the
floor. Rackle who played wonderfully
aggressive game tainted away as soon
as the game was over. because Of his cX-
ertions
The shooting Of both teams was above
the average, although many short tries
failed 10 materialize into scores. Dart
mouth was slightly superior TO Brown in
passing but the home team put II on to
the men from Hanover in all-around
steadiness Rackle had his eye with him
I'm this respect and rarely missed an op-
portunity 10 bag n point Pryor, at GEN.
tire. and Brown at guard. also showed
UP 10 advantage. Russ az forward and
Rix az guard were the shining lights for
the New Hampshire boys. The former
scored three difficult goals from the floor.
while the Dartmouth captain proved n
power OF strength in breaking M plays.
Before and during the halves OF the
varsity game the Brown Sophomores won
from the Ashton A. G. by score OF 81
10 g. The summary:
BROWN DARTMOUTH.
De Wolf (Captain.). J. f.......l. T., Russ
Rackle, r. f...............r. T.. Grebenstein
Pryor. c...'.......'.....'.'.'... Alling
IVtc f1o L o. 80 rat1
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-13
ROSES NEW RECORD

The Central Y. NJ. c. A. OF Chicago won
the honors at the indoor athletic meet OF
day night. capturing - points The Uni
versity OF Wisconsin was the closest
competitor for the honors. winning "a
points.
The feature was tho establishing Of new
records Ralph Rose the phenomenal
shot putter. threw the l6-pound weight
In competition S feet " inch. In an
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-13
Boxing Followers to Have Busy Week.
Long List Of Bouts.
Career Of Noted Horse, Robert J.,
Ended d-Favorite of Ed. GeerS.

Jr, owner OF the Arisdne and w. Gould
Brokaw, owner OF the yawl Sybarita,
have the matter under consideration. The
lngomar is for sale. Commodore Morton
+. Plant will not race his schooner, but
there has been some talk of the boat
being purchased by one or two yachts
men. " this IL done then the lngomsr
will make smother trip across the At
lantic.
There will be plenty OF racing for the
visiting yachtsmen on the other side.
First will come the Heligoland race, and
for this the emperor has offered two
prizes. one being for the auxiilries. Then
will follow the kiel regattas. and after
that the racing IN British water. The
Clyde two weeks will be sure TO attract
some OF the boats.
On this side OF the water the season
promises To be a good one. A few boats
are being built 20 compete in the reguls r
classes. The Elmina H. being built for
F. f. Brewster. and the new boat for
Vice Commodore Rainey will boom the
schooner class racing. The 70-footers will
be out again. Rear Commodore Cornelius
Vanderbilt's Rainbow. j. Roger Maxwell's
Yankee, Commodore w. X. Vanderbilt's
Virginia and William Roos Proctor's Min
cola all will he in commission.
A boat is being built by the Electrical
Launch company AT Bayonne which is
10 race for the Upton cup now held by
the Detroit club. The cup is for 2l-foot-
ers.
For the Canada cup races Lawley Is
building one defender which has been de-
signed by F. Herreshor Another de-
fender designed by Gardiner Cox is being
built al Charlotte.
Great interest is being taken by yachts
men In the coming race from Gravesend
bay 10 Hampton Roads. and Il is expect
ed that there will be a large fleet OF start
ers in this race for the challenge cup
OF the Brooklyn Yacht club
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-13
FENCING EVENTS

j. Lage, n. ID. Gatewood and s. NJ.
Henry, composing the team representing
the Massachusetts, Institute OF Tech
nology. won the amateur Junior team
fencing championship at the Fencers'
club Saturday night.
The other competing teams represented
Columbia university, New York Athletic
club. Brooklyn Fencers' club and the New
York Turn Verein,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-13
BROWN BEAT DARTMOUTH

The Brown varsity Basketball team
finished its season Saturday night
in n blaze Of glory by defeating her
greatest rival. Dartmouth. by a score of
Is TO II. The game was the most ox-
citing and best played contest seen on
the local floor this season. From start
Co finish TO lead swung alternated
The attendance az the game surpa ssed
all previous crowds in point OF numbers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-13

exhibition throw after the contest had
been completed, Rose broke all indoor
records by throwing the weight IS feet
5lS inches.
Leroy Sempse Of Chicago made a new
indoor high mark I'm the pole vault. clear
ing the bar'at II feet 8ia inches.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-13
VERY Low coLoNIsr RATES VIA
THE NICKEL PLATE ROAD

To principal California and North Pacific
coast points. Also very low rates "a
many other points in Oregon, Washing
ton. Montana, Wyoming Idaho and Utah.
on sale every day TO May 18th
Special one way settlers rates TO many
points in Minnesota, North and South
Dakota and Manitoba on sale each Tues
day during March and April.
For full Information write J.. 4. Bur
CESS y. r. A., Old South bldg. Boston.
Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-13

sETTi rrS' BATES TO PORTS IN
MINI sofa. NORTH ANO SOUTH
ChkOTA.
The Chicago Great Western Railway
viii on March u IA. gi and 2Sth. and
April 4 II IS and 25 sell one way tickets
TO Minnesota md North and south Da-
kota at greatly reduced rates. For fur.
ther information apply TO w A. Dolan.
]. y. A., 20S Old South Bldg. Boston.
Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-13
NICKEL PLATE ROADS NEW TOUR.
IST SLEEPING CARS

n you expect to- take advantage of
the low colonist rates 10 the Pacidc coast
and the far west write L. L. Burgess.
n r.. +. A.. ola South Bldg Boston.
Mass. for fun particulars regarding their
splendid tourist sleeping ears. They af-
ford a comic cable journey at a very
low cost.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-13
REVOLVER CLUB

The revolver team got down 10 busT-
ness at the Thursday evening shoot and
practiced under the conditions governing
club. Mr. Almy shot only one score.
which resulted in 40 out OF so points. and
shows that he will give valuable assist
ance In pulling up the team total In the
match. Mai. Eddy held a fine as, and
in practicing before the trial showed good
form by placing %. out OF 80 shots I'm
the rapid fire black
The Louisville team has requested that
the match be shot on a Saturday even
ing, and IL was decided TO accommodate
them the local team shooting their
strings in the newly equipped range at
Saylesville on Saturday evening the 18th
The home team VIII consist of William
Almy, Maj, William F. Eddy, Arno Arg1is
and A. c. Hurlburt. with D. F. Craig as
alternate. Targets have been forwarded
to the Louisville club for counter-signa-
ture and 1t remains with the Kentucky
men 10 sign their acceptance.
The following scores were made under
the conditions OF the Louisville VS.. Prov
idence revolver match by the local team:
Deliberate Rapid It'll.
Arno Argus. .....112 40 Al 44-125-2S7
A. Hurlburt. 40 IL 41--122-225
w. +. Eddy....1l7 81 "a 3e-lO5-222
ID. Il. Craig. ..... IS 2S rs a. 9s-I7s
Team ttls.....4l0 45C-s6O
William f. Almy shot one target
deliberate aim scoring 45 out Of so points
W. r. Gardiner made the following
scores with rifle al 8 yards on German
ring target: 900. 23i. 236. 23s
The following good revolver scores
were made last week. Mr.. Argus score
being but two points below the club re-
Nolver record.
Arno Argus (revolver), 20 yards .ss
Fred Liebrich (pistoD. 20 yards
ID +. Crais Tevolver mild. 20 yards 50 50
Argus score OF Sc is but two points be-
low the club record and shows fine hold
ing. particularly after devoting practice
OF late TO 10 yards anu uutck ftrr-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-13

II can truthfully say."remarked a ST.
Petersburg Official. that nobody ever
threw a bomb az mo"
ITO what do you attribute this fact?
asked the sardonic colleague: popular
ity or unimportance - Washington Star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-13
NEWPORT BASKETBALL

The game Friday night In the Junior
Basketball league was between the IN
termediates OF the Y. NJ. c. A. and the
Paradise Athletic club Of Middletown,
which resulted I'm n victory for the In
termediates by score of 10 to Q. this
being the best showing that tho Para
disc boys have made in any OF the games
In the series. The teams lined up as
follows
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-13
ATLANTIC CITY.
THE ST. CHARLIE

Most select location on the ocean front.
ATLANTIC CITY, ~. j.
With an established reputation for ex-
clusiveness and high class PATRONAGE. Hot
and cold salt and fresh water IA every
bath. Long distance telephone in rooms.
Artesfan water. Courteous service. Golf
privileges. Illustrated Booklet. Orchestra
OF soloists.
NEWLIN HAINES.
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ALMlRA R. HUNT

Real Estate for sale; money loaned on
good security at 3. and 6 per cent
Hours s-i0 a. m. ;12-2 80 D. m. Telephone
3lS2-4 q Division Street