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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-31

cali upon God before an impending
crisis. for guidance and strength As
on the eve OF the battle OF Bunker
Hill. so like Lincoln IN setting apar;
a day OF Thanksgiving after Gcitys-
burg, VIC should ,hank God for de-
livcrancc. This is a .,art OF the spif-
i, OF Memorial day. While dccorat-
ing graves and erecting monuments
is a sweet and tender honor yet Me-
mortal day should have a larger
meaning and greater Significance,
like the memorial OF the Passover
aud the pile OF stones at Gilgal. II
means that our nation honors its
dead and living heroes. Whether a,
the front. in hospital or at home max
ing il possible for others TO go.
whether commissioned officers or
privatcs, all arc honorcd alike and
this because we honor principle. cour-
age. character and impulse OF heart.
Just as brave men as ever faced the
enemy stayed at home and provided
resources. All honor to wives, moth.
ers and swccthcarts who sustained
and encouraged. Here the speaker
took occasion to culogizc, the citizens
OF Rocky Ford as heroes in the nu.
nicipal battle with the liquor trat-
fc. Hearts well up with as true he
roic blod in moral battle as i'll act
ual war. All liberty stands upon
great sacrifices. The civil war was
no play,hing. 1t was here that Gen:
Sherman learned his apt definition oil
war. 1t was just plain war with the
tucks and frills taken off was such
battles as Gettysburg, Nicksburg. the
Wilderness and Cold Harbor. The
speaker said he had been soldier III
the ist Texas Vol. 1nfy. in the Span
ish- American war and fought in
sham battle at Savannah Ga, in the
old rcdoubts of the 9TH and Sth Con-
fcdcrate artillery. an experience that
impressed him with the sacrifices
made by brother fighting against
brother. Now VIC had a liberal con-
.titution and freedom and written in
blood Russia is an example for to.
day of the nations. like men such as
Shadroch, Mcshaeh and Abcdncgo
tried in the furnace of revolution and
civil war. To the veterans before
him he said: That you and your com
radcs by the help of God made IL
possible for our nation to take the
lead among the nations OF the earth
all honor is due. Th 1t was that
God always raised up leaders when
his people were in the throcs of a
grave crisis. As Moses and Joshua
were raised up so believe Lincoln
LUNTINTED on PAGE i-Colunn .
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-31
WATER AND GARBAGE
Tho Two Topics that Take Up tho
Time.

Tho city council mo, n regular session
Tuesday nigh, bu, regular business 20: a
soi back. to make way for somo amend
menis to tho ei,y's contract with tho
Pure Springs Water Co. precedent to
It's final adoption and ratification by both
parties.
Maior Fosdiek OF Fowler and Lawyer
Gas, Of Pueblo. tho latter tho legal ad-
visor Of tho Water Co.. wcro in town
Tuesday IN consultation with tho mayor
and members OF tho council in regard to
some changes in the agreement Tho
Water Cos desire was to have tho city
assume tho dispensing Of their water and
tho collection Of tho revenues thorofrom
for tho full torn Of tho franchise 30
years, instead Of for two years. as orig
inally proposed. This was tho question
up for debate with tho council Tuesday
objection TO tho adoption Of this proyiso.
as 1t was proposed TO pipe tho spring
wator to tho city pumping works. and tho
same labor employed there could taso
care Of the spring water supply without
increased cost to tho city. That was tho
way Il looked to a majority Of tho board.
But tho time seemed opportuno for strlk-
ing out another clause in tho agreement
that has been the chief ground Of differ
enee between the city and the company.
and that was the clause surrendering tho
eity's right to sell artesian water by tho
tank or barrel. Those who to5k this view
Of the contract pressed for tho eaneelIing
Of section S. This was after some dis
eussion agreed to and tho provision for tho
city's collection Of rates on tankage for
tho full term Of 20 years was adopted.
This probably harmonizes the difference
between the city and company. and tho
contract will be duly signed. sealed and
delivered without further hitch.
The other matter that mainly occupied
the honorable body for the evening was
that Of the disposal OF city garbage. Tho
disagreeable condition Of the eity's alleys
Is still source Of "orriment to the town
fathers and the proposition Of Tuesday
night took the form Of appointing an Of
fetal scavenger whose business ii will be
to 60 through the alleys every so often
and gather up whatever the residents
SEQ fit to throw out. Just how this official
is to DO compensated for his work. from
the tax levy fund or by a special indvid-
ual collection is yet to be determined. It
is up to the street and alley committee
and the city health officer to settle tho
ways and means question and report to
the next meeting Of the board. which was
set. .for. the following night.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-31

His playmates had given tho alarm and
Warren Maxwell came to tho rescue. BY
this timo tho lad had boon s~ep: down
another block by the rushing waters and
was nearing another culvert whom no was
rescued. When taken out Of tho water
tho lit,lo follow was unconscious and !.
required some work on tho par, Of friends
and physician to resusei,a,e him and re-
store vitality.
On Tuesday q three year old babe Of
Rev. Hsrter. pastor Of the Christian
church. living on North 18th ST. fell into .
flowing lateral and also quito narrowly
escaped drowning.
Tho reports Of tho above accidents
brings to publicity third such happening
Of some weeks previous. Tho two year
old babs Of Mrs. Elmer Conner was the
victim He was sssn 70 fall into The
water BY Ronald jackson. but vas seen
AZ such . distance that before Ronald
reached him tho child was partially suf-
focated and required some caro- 70 ra-
store him. Tho opon lateral would seem
to Be one Of the serious concerns Of tho
mothers OF young children during tho IT.
rigalion season.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-31

was the unusual spring weather tha, has
delayed vegetation and made flowers SO
scarce that thoy woro not To bc had for
lovo or money In tho large profusion Of
other years. Tho o,her was tho down
pour Of rain during tho day that no, only
made tho morning march to tho cemetery
out Of tho question but also made tho
city park unfit for tho outdoor exercises
planned for tho afternoon. This drove tho
managing committee to the necessity Of
planning change to tho limited space Of
their Post assembly room.
Nevertheless tho ardor Of tho old
soldiers patriotism wac not extinguished.
Ho got there all tho same. Vehicles con-
veyed tho veterans and tho school chill
dron who took part with them in tho oK-
oreises. TO the city cemetery. and tho i'm
pressivo ritual services were gone through
with in the morning hours.
In the afternoon tho Same crowd reas-
sombled at oddfeliows hall. and after
some Introductory music Judge Minor do
l.vered an address to his comrades, deal
ing with the theme Of the duty and value
Of national patriotism and tho worth Of
intelligent and high moral citizenship. The
Judge was listened to with interest while
ho talked Of tho war that 10 now more
than four decades in the past. In the be-
ginning il was the men who had gone
through the hell Of battle. who. with their
torn battle flags and standards, proudly
led the procession. How the hearts Of
tho watching multitude filled as these men
marched by, what cheers filled the air.
what hand elappings and waving Of hand
kerehiefs and flags! These mon stood for
the greatness Of the nation. They all
wero heroes who had offered their lives
on the altar. and the uniform was the
symbol Of their greatness. But year after
year their numbers hava become less and
less. And herein lies the tragedy Of it.
Tne professions today are more often
marked by spiek and span citizen soldiers
who swing smartly along behind bands.
But these pass by and leave the spscta-
tors untouched. 1t is when the old men in
blue. some Of them bent with the weight
OF their years, not few with empty
sleeves and some unable to walk and in
earriagss--it is when these mon come
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-31
THE NORMAL INSTITUTE
drowing In Numbers and Interest as
the Week Proceeds.

The normal institute for the Eighth
Normal District opened at the Lib
crty school building in Rocky Ford
Monday. On the evening OF the
first day - teachers had enrolled. and
by Tuesday evening 6I names were on
the register. The attendance has
been steadily growing each day since.
The corps of instructors are doing
excellent work. DR.. Roberts. profess
or of History and Political Science
in Denver University, makes an en-
thusing tutor as well as general con-
ductor OF the institute. The talks on
history with which he opened the
carly days of the week have an in.
tcrcs, for others who drop in as well
as the teacher.
Mrs. Ida Krusc .McFarlanc. who
has the Literature, along with
other studies, is giving very inter
csting literary reviews each after
noon a, 3:25. They should attract
many beside teachers. She has a
charm of voice and manner that
holds attention to the valuable matter
of her talks.
Mrs. Sibley. of the State Normal
School has the instructorship in pri..
mary methods and is doing good
work. She has class OF little tots.
never before in school, with which
she demonstrates her methods. and
her work with these will be found
CONTINUED on PAGE I-Columns
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PARK NAMESIN PLENTY
A Great List Called Out
by Our Coupons
NOW LET The CHRISTENING PROCEED
Tho Entespeiso Presea - . Plenty 20
Pick From. and the Aldcemen
Can Take Their chvlcc

Pick From. and the Aidcsmen
Can Take Their Choke
As result Of tho distribution Of blank
coupons made by tho Enterprise this Is
tho showing Of suggestions for names
for tho three park spots Of the city To
which Il has been proposed the board Of
alderman shall give Official names. These
are IN addition 70 the list printed last
week.
For reservoir hill we have: idlswild.
Observation. Sunset Emerson. Reservoir.
Colorado. Mon,siew.
For tho old park NO have: Alameda.
Sugar Loaf.
For tho depo, spot ws have. columbins.
Welcome. Sunshine. Twin.
Miss Meyer. Of the Postal Telegraph Is
tho sugses,or Of "coiumbins" for the do
po, park and she adds ,ha, tho Rocky
Ford colony Of Green Mountain Falls
eo,'agers could secure easily tho eolum-
bino roots sufficient to keep = large bod
Of tho state flower growing in tho park.
She knows from actual experience tha,
tho flower will thrive at this altitude and
in cur soil.
Roy Elser Is tho !suygcs,sr Of tho To-
dian nama ''wononah" and his idea Is
ira, tho indian traditions Of tho locality
should DO kept aliyo by such naming.
Trail park has also bcen suggested
for the park on reservoir hill because ono
. - = al -. ii
passes over tho hills to tho south Of tho
town.
A bunch Of jokors evidently go. to-
ge,her and wrote up number Of euu-
pons with tho names: "wa,ermelon."
"can,aloupo" and Sugar Beet" for the
three parks respectively. I, is quite
p,ssible that universal popular
vote Of the town would saddle those
names on US.
Tho probable early completion Of the
parking on tho north side Of the dopo.
has suggested the name OF Twin Park"
for tha, spot.
Mayor Pollock is stronuously oppos cd
70 the suggestion Of giving his name to
any Of the parks. He is opposed to any
Of them being named for persons. His
own preference Is South" park for the
one on the hill: City" for the old park:
and Central for tho depot park. He
likes Prospect" for the hilltop park but
thinks 1t rather too pretentious a name.
In this connection it may be mentioned
that the appropriateness Of this name
ssems TO be evidenced in the idea con-
veyed by several variations Of it suggest
cd by the other names. Mountain View.
Outlook. Overlook. Sunset, Mon,view.
and the like. He prefers just City" for
the old park. and Central for tho depot
park.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-31

musical part of the graduation pro-
gram. The encore that brought them
out a second time was the real thing.
manifcsting the genuine delight OF
the large audience with their musi-
cal performance.
Gifts of flowers and memcntos and
congratulations to the class followed.
in numbers for handshakes and words
OF praise and good wishes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-31
ROCKY FORD COLORADO FRIDAY MAY 81, 1907.

along, oftimes at the end Of the snowy
procession. that you realize its true sig
niticance. its pathos and the great human
idea it typifies. Each year some one OF
these grizzled veterans fails to answer
the roll call. They have been mustered
out. And each May so. when fields OF
bayonets flashing in the sunshine but
typlfy the white flame OF peace. we no.
tiee the extent Of this slowly and silently
progressing tragedy. which in but COM
para,ively few years will leave Memorial
Day without remnant Of the original
blue.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-31
FELL IN THE LATERALS.
Narrow Escape From Drowning OF
Thtc &C Children Of the Town.

Little Dick Award had close call last
Monday afternoon. While playing with
his ball on the street he accidentally fell
backward into lateral that was run
ming bank full at the time Unable to re-
cover himself he was carried into the box
culvert Of the street crossing. But hap
lily the force Of the current was sufficient
to carry him through without lodging.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-31
BIVOUAC OF THE DEAD
Decoration Day Observed De-
spite Dcarth Of Flowers
AND a HOST UEPRIEHDLY SKY
The Old Soldier rlarches to the Music
Of the fulfilled Drum and
Plants Ills Memorial Flag

Th~ dss, hat ss~y. ynihiaiias and unkao~ias
Thai ,uh L<io~,
Th., -sL, 40 sosr q p.l p~s-ai~s, ..o~ias
Or loas -da,ed Juas and ti~ meadows slo,-iag.
Thai tno-s no. sumn.af bssth mo- ~ini<ss sosas
On ks1 q hossh.
W. oaer soiS~sis han. d erss~d In Lrssss
In daiy's round
We o'ss ti> hr-sEs.s sd ,o-dsy are u,s~tss
Toksrn ihe isoa hd IN is c-<a tr-psns.
Asd s;,s al pstias sosL thsi ,l.<p oai gfe<sns
Ffon hs poa< noand.
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Two things initiated this year against
tho expression Of national patriotism and
loyalty to the dead that usually marks the
observance Of Decoration Day by the
patriotic societies Of Rocky Ford. One
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-31

The exereiees Of Decoration Day were
prefaeed by the usual Sunday service Of
the Grand Army societies. They were
held las. Sunday in tho NJ. E. church and
Rev. J. r. Edwards was the preacher Of
the day. A synopsis OF his serman is as
follows:
Text. Exodus Is:a6-"What mean
yc by this servicc?" The speaker
said in par, it was appropriate tina:
such memorial services should be
held in n church building. thus hon.
oring God. That while people often
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-30
N. c. HOLMES IS
TAKEN BY DEATH
Prominent CIarkSburg Man, Former
Mayor and L, 5. Consul, Passes
Away in Baltimore.

Matthew G, Holmes, Of this city,
died in sanitarium at Baltimore,
where he had been patient for
some time, Saturday morning
Mr. Holmes was born in Preston
county November 20, 1898. He
served as consul for the United
States at Cheefoo, China, under the
Grant administration. He was
sheriff Of Harrison county for one
term, mayor of Clarksburg, member
of the Clarksburg city council for
several years, and member Of the
House Of Delegates in 1887. He
circumnavigated tie globe twice The
wife, one son, Howard. and one
daughter, Mrs. J. Honor Davis, sur
vive him. The body will be brought
home for burial.
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Of Interest
TO All Suffering From rheumatism,
Kidney Or Bladder Troubles.

For those who have Rheumatism,
Kidney OF Bladder Trouble Of any
kind, Or fear that they are predis-
posed to any Of these diseases, Dr..
George Edmund Flood, the special
list on rheumatic diseases, gives us
permission TO publish the following
simple but effective prescription
which he uses in his practice, and to
which he attributes his remarkable
success: Fluid Cascara Aromatic,
half ounce; Concentrated Barkola
Compound, one ounce; Fluid Extract
Pricl,ly Ash Bark, half drachm;
Aromatic Elixir, four ounces. MIX
by Shaking in bottle and take one
teaspoouful after each meal and ut
bedtime.
Plenty Of gooh pure water should
be drank in addition, so that the
rheumatic poisohs can be flushed
from lhc system Any druggist will
PIT up The prescription or you may
get the ingredients and mix them
yourself The prescription IS mex
pensiyc agreeable to take and COM
ing from, such a successful special
isl IS worthy Il trial,
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KIDNEYS FIRST
TO WEAR Oh!

Tue great majority Of men and
women at the age OF 30 wears begin
to feel the first signs Of advancing
age in some form Of kidney trouble
and bladder weakness. Fcw arc en-
tircly free from that torturous dis
ease, rheumatism, which is not
disease in Itself but symptom o-
dcrangcd function Of The kidneys
which have become cIoggcd aud
Sluggish failing in their duty Of
Sitting and straming the poisonous
waste matter, uric acid. etc, froms
the blood, permitting tt 10 remain
aud decompose, settling about thb
joints and muscles, causing intense
pain and suffering,
The bladder, however, causes the
old folks the most annoyance. e.
pccialIy at night,and early morning.
A noted authority in recent ar
ticle stated that he has wonderful
success with the old-time "vege-
table treatment" He states: "Or
sixteen cases of bladder troubles and
rheumatism which have been treat
ed with this treatment on
ly one very complicated ease
failed to fully yield to its
remarkable influence. II is the
most harmless treatment have ever
found to clean the system Of rheu-
matte poisons; remove irritation Of
the bladder and relieve urinary diff
cultics Of the old people. 1t is a
true vitali2ing tonic TO the entire
kidney and urinary structure, rein
migrating the entire system"
What he terms "old vegetable
treatment" consists Of the following
simple prescription. the ingredients
IN which can be obtained from any
good pharmacy at small cost: Com
pound Korgon, one ounce: Fluid EN-
tract Dandelion. one-half ounce;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces. Shake well in a bottle and
take in teaspoonfui doses after each
meal and upon going TO bed also
drink plenty of water. This pre-
scription, though simple, is always
effective in the diseases and allie
tions of the kidney and bladder.
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patronage. 1t is conveniently locat-
ed in handsome banking rooms in
the Waldo hotel Its directorate is
comprised Of leading business men
and its officers are up-to-date bank
ers, who courteous treatment Of the
public gives the bank popularity and
confidence. The West Virginia bank
las had long AMI successful career
and will have 4 future even more
ucccssfu.
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Christian Church.

corner Pike and Chestnut ST., W.
NJ. Long, Minister
Bible school, 9:i5 a. m. W, E.
Martin, supt.
Morning worship, ll:OO. Easter
sermon, The Empty Tomb"
Evening worship and preaching,
$50, The Christian and Good Gov
crnmcn," prediction sermon,
Reasons given from several promin-
ent men why they support the rcspcc-
tive tickets.
All very cordially invited.
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Cures scrofula, eczema, all crup-
tons and humors, indigestion, dy8-
pepsia, rheumatism, catarrh, kidney
and liver difficulties and all troubles
arising from or promoted by impure
blood or a low condition OF the system.
ilrantcpd under tho Food and Drugs Act,
june 10, 1906. No. J2i
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
POLICE COuHr
Three Prisoners Face tho Mayor II
Regular Session This Morning.

Three prisoners stood up in front
Of Mayor Harncr at the regular scs-
sion Of pollce court this morning.
Ed Summers had been arrested for
being drunk and disorderly At his
home but he pleaded not guilty 70
the charge, The mayor concluded
there wasn't evidence enough TO con
Wet him and discharged him. A. 7.
Redman was fined 50 and costs for
drunkenness, Bert Henderson was
mp on the charge OF lettering but
the mayor continued his hearing IN
til tonight,
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EASTER OPENING.
AZ the Bon Ton Store is Largely AZ
tended and Quite Success.

The Easter opening Mt the Bon
Ton store was largely attended today
and yesterday. There was largo
display of spring dress goods, shir;
waists, embroideries, laces and the
like, and the opening is most crafty
ing from every viewpoint The stor
will be open until 10 O'Clock tonight
and a nice souvenir is being given
away
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SMOKED NIE1ATS--You can get your
meat smoked with old hickory at
Laws Fourth street meat market
Call central. they know where we
are. We also make and sell the
pure Kettle rendered lard. We
mean what we say. Try It. w.
S. and e. L. Law.
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SERVICES
81. Marks Lutheran.

Services tomorrow morning ana
evening in the chapel, Park avenue,
to which all viii be gladly welcomed.
Sermon al II O'Clock, subject The
Easter Message" The Holy Com
munion will follow this service.
The evening service will began
promptly at s oclock. Sermon,
What Shall | DO With Jesus"
Sunday school at 9:I5 a. m.
l.. W. Sifrerd, Pastor.
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NEW FEED STORN.

The Mountain State Transfer Co.
have added TO their business at their
large warehouse. 227 East Pike
street, a feed and -four store, under
the able management of s. l.. VIII
tiams, formerly with the w. Va. Feed
& Flour Co. Mr.. Williams Mill be
glad to see any OF his friends and
customers. Satisfactory dealing will
be our motto. Give us trial. Noun
tain State Transfer & Storage Co.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids will be received until April
20, 1907, for the erection Of resi-
dence for Geo. A. Ferguson, Shinns-
ton, w va. Plans on file at Offices
Of Geo. D. Griffin & Co., Fairmont.
W Va, and Geo, A Ferguson & Co,
Shinnston, W. Va.
All bids to be addressed to the
undersigned. and delivered 10 Griffin
~ Go, or the undersigned.
Owner reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
GEO. a FERGUSON.
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SWEET MELODY ELouR.

Itch Itch! Scratch!
Scratch! Scratch! The more you
scratch the worse the itch Try
Doan's Ointment It cures piles,
eczema, any skin itching All drug
gists sell 1t,
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TOR SALE-Eight room house sit

FOR SALE-Iiight room house sit
rated II G23 Locust street. House
almost new, slate roof, finished
~ oak throughout, four cabinet
iuantlcs tile hcarths, all modern
convcnicnces, good cellar and good
garden, nice front and back yards.
Five minutes walk from postof-
iicc. Lot lGG It., with alley in
lcar. Owner wants TO leave city.
Call on or address J. Il. Jones,
VIZ Locust street, Clarksburg, w.
Vel.
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BANK STATEMENTS.


Located at Clarksburg, in The State
OF West Virginia, st the close Of busI-
ness March %, 1907
Bank first began business October,
tUOu
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Report Of the condition Of
THE WALLACE BANK.

l,OrHtrd nj Wall1rp IN .ihr Stut0 nr
,,..., ,,,.,,.,., $E
"e'S iR'"''' ~ w ''oac y pUs'-
fcss March -, 1907.
Bank first began business June &,
lIHd.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, IS tOl,SiO.7G
Ovcrdrafts. secured
and unsecured eta;
House. furnI-
lurc ana fixtures l5.lSg.0l
Duo from banks .. &I.S51.92
Checks and other cash
items ........ l.G32 90
Lawful money reserve
in bank .... l2.&O9.lS
Expense . 1927
Total ..S tG9.5G5.Sl
LIABILITIES.
CAPITAL stock paid in 5 1850. 90
profit g,G5S.3I
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llOUsECl.EANING.

Have Your house cleaning in all
its branches and your carpets re-
made and laid by an expert former
~ OF Pitlsburg. Address The Clean
or, care Telegram
ROOMS AND BOAtD-2I5 East
Pike street