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T1NTIc SILVER CROWN.
Application Made to List Stock on
Mining Exchange.

The Tintic Silver Crown Mining COM
pany has made application to the list
ing committee of the Salt Lake Stock
& Mining exchange for the listing of
mining claims in the Blue Bell min
ing district west of Tlntic from which.
seven cars of ore have been shipped
to the local market. The development
work consists of 16O feet Of shafts, 600
feet .of tunnels and 100 feet of wines.
The company Is capitalized for 100000
shares; $4,000 shares of treasury stock
has been sold. and t45,O00 still remains
in the treasury. 1T has 1915 cash on
hand. The officers are: j. A. Ed
wards, president; NJ. l.. Snow. secre-.
tary and treasurer. The property was
recently examined by Engineer Il. P.
Jennings. who has submitted a favor
q bile rennrt - -.---- .L..H
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Sioux Con, 100 at 1.l0; 1000 at 1,l22.
Swansea Con-. 20 Dat 40, 3. 60,
Uncle Sam, 500 at 1.25; 400 at 1.221a;
500 at 1925, B. so.
Victor Con- 1900 at 10.
Wabash, 200 at AS.
Yankee CON- 100 at 49,
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Ajax. 500 ut 81
Bingham Amalgamated, 500 at Is.
Bullock. / 900 at org.
Colorado, 100 at 3.70; 400 at 3.67la;
400 at as, buyer 60
Crown Point, $500 at Is.
indian Queen, 1900 at 10.
Iron Blossom, 500 at IS; 100 at i. ST1s:
100 at l.s71a, seller 60; 300 at 1.925a,
buyer 60,
2 Lower Mammoth. 1000 at r.
Mountain Lake, 500 at So buyer 40;
600 at 50,
Seven Trolghs. 500 at 22k
Sioux Con, 800 at 1.121s; 100 at LIS.
Swansea, 200 at So
Uncle Sam, 200 at l.225s; 100 at 1.25,
buyer 30.
REHABILITATION.
shares. Amount.
Regular call ...,.......2l. 100 S13.3oS!50
Open board ............1 1880 1929. 50
Forenoon totals 81. 81 $50 $24,322.0o
AFTERNOON CALL.
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- JUDICIAL CONVENTIONS.
Republicans Hold Them at Milford,
Logan and Price.

Judicial conventions have been inter-
esting various districts in Utah for the
past few days. AT Price Saturday Floyd
e. Woods was renomlnated for. district
attorney and a. II. Christensen was
nominated for district Judge, while w.
u. Livingston was brought into camp
for u peace talk, after the nomination
had gone contrary to his. previous pre-
dictions.
regardless OF all differences was as
follows:
fsl Gss'i Republieans. II suppose the sS-
traordinary privilege given me at THIS
time is purposed to draw forth my
just like the typical darkey that went
TO the river and Tell in and when
asked. as he was taken from the wa
ter. how he came 10 rall in. replied:
to fish, II you want to know what
/ think of Candland's steam roller, 4
must confess 1T is Very efficient
fight tho judicial ticket on account Of
present nominee am pleased to say
you VIII be disappointed.
READY TO HELP. e
Il have said some very uncompi-
conduct, with all his shortcomings, l
believe him doubly preferable to the
man he Will run against. and believe
he h, VIII !, make as good # not better
the bench in this district. if it should
become necessary he shall have any
help l can render him in my humble
Il can heartily endorse all the good
things that have been said of Your
nominee for district attorney | be-
lieve his election will be easily ac-
Arf,aT F.T. =
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F. r. Snow 6 Co.. Stock Brokers. f
90 Commercial Blk Both Phones 1878
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, Sept. 14.close: Prime
mercantile paper, at " per cent
Sterling exchange steady with act
ual business in bankers bills at 4S4.90t
at 95 for GO day bills. and 4s655 for
demand. Z
Commercial bills, 4s4A at 1a.
Bar silver, 81 q c.
Mexican dollars, 45c
Government bonds steady: railroad.
bonds Irregular.
Mones on call steady Il at per
cent: ruling rate y: closing bid,
u: offered at l u.
Time loans stronger: co days. Il
per cent. 90 days 3; six months, az
at
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a. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. els D. f. Walker Block.
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WOOL
CT .LnIrIs

St Louis, Sept. 14-Wool, unchanged.
Territory. and western mediums, 15Gplo;
fine mediums. 10Ml5: fine, 9@12.
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TONOPAH.

Tonopah Nevada. LIS asked; Mont.
3Topopsph. Pig al %; Tonopah Extn.,
10 bid MacNamara. 80 bid; Midway
32IS4; Tonopah Belmont 1,ob@l.071a;E
Tonopah North Star. s bid; OHIO Ioho-5
ed; Rescue, 5G6; Jim Butler. % bid;
Monarch Pitts Extn.. asked; e'olaSa
Crown, 3 asked. s4
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GoLDFIELD

IL q . - . + .. 44F
SANDSTONE. "a bid; Col. Mt. 26@27;
Nernal 6 asked; Kendall, Is bid: Booth,
42G43; Blue Bull. 10 bid; Adams. bid.
Silver Pick, Is bid; Nevada Boy, =
bid; Black Butte Ext, 2@3; Blue Bel,
SOS; Dixie. l@2; Goldfield Columbia, 10
asked; Hibernia, 300: st, Ives, 30
asked; Conqueror bid; Black Rock,
log; Lone Star 9@1o: G. Wonder, Z
asked: Orc, 12@13; Kendall Ext, 2
asked; Sandstone Ext, 2 asked; Mayne..
2@S; Atlanta, 27 asked; ct. Bend. 81
GS4, Red Top Ext, 10@11: Florence,
! 3. 921a @3. 50; D'field b. b. Cons, 16D
III; Goldfeld Daisy, 59@61; Laguna,
1.15 bid; Comb. Fraction. !. 29Rl q, u :
ct. Bend Ext, bid; CT. Bend AM.
mex, 7ds: b. b. Bonanza. 2 bid; Kew
amos, 81 bid; Portland. SOS; Cracker
Jack 7aS; Red Hills, 25@26; Mohawk.
Ext, 4@5; Y. Tiger, t0@11; Grandma,
s asked Y. Rose, 2 bid: Col. Mt. Ext
/ bid: Goldfield Con-, 5.95 bid; Flor
ence EXt,14 bid.
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IN MILFORD.

nrises Juab, Willard. Beaver, Iron and
4 washington counties, selerted Henry
ADAMS OF Juab for district Judge, and
Edmund w. Ryan of Cedar for district
attorney The nominations were made
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AT LOGAN.

The Logan judicial convention resulted
IN victory for w. W. Vaughan who
Will be the Republican candidate for dis
trict judge. with b.. C. Call of Brigham
City for district attorney Neither Of
Aiaughan won without Opposition, while
Call secured 81 votes to Is for his near.
est connection 1850
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GOLD BARS.

London, Sept. 14.-Bsr gold. IT'S.
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j. II. WHITNEY & SONS.
Stock Brokers, 3a2 Atlas Blk.
Ind. Phone. 261. Bell. 1717.
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COMSTOCIi

ophir, 2.0u@2,05: Mexican, 61169;
Gould q Curry, 9@10; Con. Va, .lQAI9;
Savage, 2TGa29: Hale & Norcross, 2S@29;
yellow Jacket. 45Ql6; Eelcher, 26qp2t !;
Confidence, sc bid; Sierra Nevada, 22p
80; Excheduer. p bid; Union. 29@30;
Chollai. 20 bid; Potosi, 10 bid.
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brokers' furnish the following quota
tons from San Francisco on Nevada
mining stocks today:
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-08

Ask your nelghbor about
Matdi Gfas.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-08
THE EMPTY ST0CKING.'
please Don't Forget Me, Santa Claus.

IF we put the humble fresides of the world to
night is the prayer whose chke the
cal patter of little feet treading the mystic highway
tPlease don't forget me- Santa Clausl"
Christmas off, But the preparations have
commenced The shop windows are agow with beautiful things
mseoe gistening frosty and the pines and the ho
are nodding on the hills.
The since older children
for the nng shbe but the memories OF Christ
mas days like lingering strains Of musc-ke flowers
which will not wther.
The cares of of wokthe hearaches and
vexations a vanhnto thin air when recollection takes
December and in the shadow OF the old place
hangs the stocking Santa Claus to M
planning the Christmas holidays OF
wonted merrment for the little tots at home
forget faced children of child
Christmas will burn unless we light the tape
and hunger and destuton whose breakfast
sometimes only supper cumbthe children Of
gathered into institutions
charity of things but whose wants still call for
give themthe children who at humble beddes
broken sobs:
sPlease don't forget me, Santa Claus"
Christmas day days chidhoods candar 1t belongs
only the rch but the children cfthe for
the Holy Child gave world the cradle
Iof the inn at Bethlehem.
Then loosen the strings of our money bags.
us give the worthy charities which plead
ling time helps and pouring the oil Of gadness
into hungry hearts, wells gushing
multiply the joys this Christmas incur own homes
and about our own answering prayer of the little
and let us brood wherever they
kneel:
ana forget you he loves the children of the
rich he forget children of the because believes
them, toov'
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-08
Sixtieth Congess.

Washington, Dec. with a
series of resounding whacks of a
mahogany mallet welded by"Uncle
Joe' Cannon and three gentle taps
of an ivory gavel in the hands OF
Vice President Fairbanks, the
house and senate opened at noon
today for the final session of the
sixtieth congress.
Whereupon the solons formally
got ready for the business of decid-
ing how Uncle Sam may best spend
a billion odd dollars next year, and
of placing on the statute books sun
dry laws of more or less Importance.
Both wings of the great white
capitol presented the usual scenes
| of animation and beauty. An nOur
befyre The beginnin of the session
the galleries were crowded to their
limit. A large majority Of the spec
tators were women and they were
arrayed in the latest fashions.
Their presence and their f1nery
were due to the fact that custom
has made the capitol, on the open
ing days of congress- show place.
Women of Washington, particular
ly those who move in upper society
rarely visit congress except on the
first and last days of a session.
The same is true of the feminine
relatives of members.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-08
Additional Local News

Mr.. Frank Maddocks is in the
city.
DIR. e. V. Ball is at the capital
city on business this week.
Mr.. j. @. Crews is very sick with
fever at the Sanitarium.
FOR SALE:-Household furnitur.
| Apply at 416 South Main. 1912
Mr.. E. T. James left Monday for
Atlanta to purchase a Car of mules
and horses.
Mrs. w. Gray and daughter re-
turned last week from a visit to
Savannah.
Mr.. Wright Terrence returned
yesterday from a short trip to
Thomasville.
Misses Villa Bell and Media
Claire Sibley of Ocilla spent the
week end here with relatives.
Mrs. Barnes has returned home
after visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. d. L. Martin here for some-
time.
Mrs. Missley E. Shaffer left Sat-
urday to join her husband at Saw.
annaa where he has been for some
time.
Miss Mary Halle was called to
her home at Athens Sunday morn
ing by telegram announcing the
ILLNESS of q married sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Josey arrived
Sunday afternoon from Americas.
Mrs. Josey will spend sometime
here the guest Of RELATIVES.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-08
Appointments
AreAnnounCed
South Georgia Methodists
Ministers Receive As
signmentS.

Quitman, Ga, December to
night Bishop Galloway announced
the following appointments tor the
coming year of the preachers OF
the South Georgia Conference.
CORDELE DISTRICT.
K. Read, presiding elder; Cor
dele, G. A. jackson; Fitzgerald
and mission, j. G. Flanders; Haw'
insville, J. o. A. Cook; Fort Val
ley, G. r. Jenkins; Vienna, J. J.
AusIey; Oglethorpe, N. F. BeaIs;
Montezuma, E. 81. MCGEE; Mar
shallville, T. E. Davenport; Una
dilla and Snow, s. s. Kemp; Ocil'
la, J. N. Jones; Mystic circuit, T.
Flanders; Pinehurst circuit, =. q.
Gardner; Perry and mission, A.
Lester and G. L. Nease; Elk Cir
cult, A. G. Brewton; Byromville
circuit, G. G. Earnest; Rochelle
and mission, r. M. Wesley and one
to be supplied; Pineview circuit,
Arab circuit, Il. G. Fentress; Ideal
circuit, Walter Williams; confer
ence missionary, James Shiraw;
District superintendent of Anti
Saloon League, G. M. Ledbetter.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-08

Mrs. ALA James Perry returned
to her home at OciIla Monday
morning after spending several
days with Mrs. Willis L. Smith.
Mrs. Matte Russell on west Al
tamaba has rented her home to
Mr.. Gather of New York City who
have Icome to spend the winter
months in Sunny South, her home
will be with them for the present.
Mr.. E. J. Ennis died yesterday
afternoon at 200 at his home six
miles routhwts st of the city. Mr..
Ennis was sixty three years aud
had been sick several weeks. He
leaves a large family and many
friends TO mourn his loss. The re-
m sihs we're eaken TO PinehmrSt TO-
day for burial.
All the members of Philsthea
Glass of the Baptist church are re
quested to meet with Miss Louise
Wightman at her home sos South
Main street Wednesday afternoon
4 clock to study the Sunday School
lesson. Bring your bibles and all
the literature you have with good
points ia it about the lesson.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-08


MIS-. j. D. @. Ivey of Fitzgerald
is here today on a visit to her
daughtsr, Miss Lydia Ivey, the;
local manager of the Western Union
Telegraph Office. Moultrie Observ.
or.
We want to call the attention of
the readers of the Enterprise who
sometimes visit Atlanta to the nd
vertisement of the Hotel Empire
in this paper. The hotel is just
across the street from the Union
Station and is a well kept up to
date thoroughly responsible place.
Mr.. Leach is the manager and is
making the hotel one of the finest
in the city.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-08
FitzgeraId's Enterprise.

On another page we publish today an adver-
tisement from the merchants of Fitzgerald, in
which they offer free transportation to people
living within fifty miles of that city who de-
sire to visit there during the holidays.
This ad is but another evidence of Fitzger-
AIDS pluck, push and perseverance. 1t is evi-
dence of the stuff that wins. 1t means that
Fitzgerald is going to be what she claims-the
Big Town of South Georgia, or else she won't
miss it by loss of opportunity.
Fitzgerald is really an example of the most
splendid energy and liberality of action. She
has just passed her thirteenth birthday and
here we have city of eight thousand people,
beautiful homes sud magnificent business
houses-only thirteen years away from the
or eiDsl forests that grew where her five story
buildings are now humming with life.
Truly we have nothing but praise for peo-
pie who have accomplished what the people of
Fitzgerald have done, and all South Georgia
are proud of this young giant that has arisen
in our midst to honor and bless the country
with her progress and prosperity and fellow.
ship-Fitzgerald, the city SO typical of re-
united country, being half southern and half
northern, and having strings tied to every
state in the Union strings of kindship and
friendship, and constantly and rapidly she is
pulling relatives and friends to this and of
sunshine ane happiness.
South Georgia is proud of Fitzgerald and
fkkneople are pleased 70 have an opportunity
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-08
Wicked Savannah,

DIR. W. L. Pickard, pastor of the First Bap-
fist church of Savannah, made q statement
before the Baptist convention at Madison the
other day which is startling, if true. He said
he wanted the Baptist to pray for Savannah,
as it was city under the control Of foreigners
who have no regard for Christianity or morali
ty. He also said that the evangelical ministers
of that city would be assassinated if it were
not for the fear of detection.
Dr. Pickard and DR.. Ainsworth particular
ly have made a brave fight against the lawless
people Of Savannah, but the odds have been
against them. The officials of Savannah are
not disposed, for instance, Oenforce the prohi
bition law of the state, and the private citizen
who believes in the enforcement of the law
can not do much without the cooperation of
the authorities.
Sentiment in Savannah is undoubtedly in
favor of liquor selling It would perhaps be
impossible to elect man mayor who should
threaten to close up the barrooms. With such
q condition it is not surprising that DR.. Pick
ard should grow discouraged and implore his
brethren all over the state to pray for Savanna
Dublin Times.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-08
PUN for FITZGERALD OF Pull Out
A CORN CONTEST.

Hon. J. r. Mercer of Dawson, Terrell coun-
ty, has offered 500 in cash prizes for the four
yields of corn grown on one acre in that coun.
ty next year. To the best yield he gives
prize of $40 to the second $50, 3rd $40 and 4th
$40. s'The conditions of the contest are that
each contestant shall take to his field on any
day from the LIST to the 9Th of October two
freeholders and justice of the peace or notary
public and measure off 20 yards square, gather
the corn in their presence, weigh it dry and
slip shucked and have them certify iu writ
ing to the number of bushels, allowing 20
pounds to the bushel; then seal and bring or
send the certificate together with three ears
Of the corn tagged and the contestants name
on it, to my office, and on October 25th will
open the certificates aud mail checks to the
winners.
For the beuetit of those who may wish to
try it will, at an early day, have printed the
in Dawson News the Williamson plan of
planting and cultivatng corn
Respectfully,
John r. Mercer
The News would be glad to see one of our
Dooly county citizens who is interested in our
farmers raising more and better corn, offer a
similar prize. Let us hear from you.-Vieu-
ma News.
for F1tsgsgald Out
Cotton has been rushed to market this season
more rapidly than for any season at any time per
haps in a decade. The weather has been the yer,
finest and there hasn't been even slight hinderanc
in the gathering or marketing. The farmers hav,
not tried to hold their cotton. They seemed t.
have expected large crop and a consequent veal
market. The ginners' report shows an unprecf
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-08
Is Bad Record For Country Like This.

Three attempted assassinations of prominent
persons within the past three weeks, one Of
which was successful, is bad record for
country like the United States.
While it is possible that these crimes may
have been suggested by one another, the fact
that two were committed by irresponsible per-
sons does not lessen their gravity.
The more is this so when tits taken into con-
sideration that both the assassination OF ex'
Senator Carmack and the shooting of Mr..
Heney were the outgrowth on the one hand OF
conditions where the hip-pocket pistol is
above the law, and on the other of protract-
ed period of lawlessness which has met weak
resistance on the part of the authorities.
Nashville and Tennessee are on trial rather
than the assassins who has disgraced their
names Unless they deal with him promptly
and energetically, as his cold blOoded crime
merits, the South will receive another democrat
izing lesson on the bullet as the protector OF
s'honor," and the revolver will soon again
take up the role that sets at naught law, order
and justice.
San Francisco owes a duty to the state OF
California and the rest of the country. She
must give the law defers, corruptionists and
assassins no quarter until they are put to rout
and decency and good citizenship are safely and
permanently supreme. The necessity ofgreat-
er respect for law and constituted authority is
given too frequent exhibition in many parts of
the coun.. Fry, and public opinion must put the
necessity into realization. Otherwise grave
consequences are likely to ensue.
In the last analysis crimes of this nature US
ually resolve themselves back to questions of
law enforcement and law obedience. Duluth
(Minn. News Tribune.
Pun for Fitzgerald or Pull Out
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-08
Notice To Tax Payers.

The city council has extended
the time for paying the last half Of
city taxes without the l0M peBalty
until Dee. goth, after which date
10 II viii be added sad on Jan, I
.xeeati0Ds wilt be issHed,
q. +. Miggit dat,
J6f fas. 80. Estg Ffs4safsf.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR ALDERMAN, FoUTH WARD.

FOX ALDERMAN, FOUIh WARD
am q candidate for alderman from the fourth
ward and will greatly appreciate anything you can
do for me. If elected promise to be conservative
in administering the affairs of the city and to give
fair and impartial consideration to all questions as
they come up to the best of my ability.
Thanking you in advance foryour support l
am B. D. REID
FOR ALDERMAN
Having been nominated by my friends of the
Civic Reform League of Fitzgerald for Alderman
from the First Ward, l hereby announce my candi-
dacy and beg the support of the people, promising
to be faithful. J. T. MATHIS.
FOR ALDERMAN, SECOND WARD.
To the Voters of Fitzgerald
/ hereby announce myself candidate for AL
derman from the Second Ward. And will greatly
appreciate your vote. Respt. yours,
w. r. DYKES.
FOR ALDERMAN, FIRST WARD.
At the solicitation of my friends from the First
Ward take this means of announcing my candi
dacy as Alderman from said Ward and if elected
promise the voters and taxpayers fair and impair
tia administration as far my vote is concerned.
II primary is to be held will abide by said pri
mary. Thanking you in advance for your support
and vote, am, D. P. ADAMS.
FOR ALDERMAN, FOURTH WARD.
At the request of many friends, announce as
Candidate for Councilman from the Fourth Ward
subject to the pleasure of the voters.
Yours for a greater Fitzgerald,
~ A G. Justice.
FOR ALDERMAN, THIRD WARD.
AT the solicitation of my friends, I hereby
announce my candidacy for Alderman from the
third ward.
illappreciate your support, and if elected
win serve the city to the best of my ability
G. A JoLLEY.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-08
FOR ALDERMAN, THIRD WARD.

Pan for Fitzgerald on Pull Out
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-08

On account of declining health I
must sell my property in Fitzger.
alb and vicinity. / offer my home
at 422 West Cypress street at a
bargain. / will also sell 5-acre
tract No. S22 very cheap.
lI7.tf X. M. WINsLoW.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-08

The Enterprise sells blanks f
every description. Justice Court
papers speciality. Notes, mort
cages, contracts and deeds. If.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-08
Crop Estimate Is 12,873,O0O Bales.

Memphis Tenn Dec I'm the annual report of the Eaicna
association total number of bales Of cotton gnned TO
December placed and the total crop for the
son estimated exclusive of nte repaeks The
nv states follows
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-08

See the Mardi Gras on December
0.10.11.
Keefers' Barber Shop is clean
and first. class. Hot and cold baths.
Union BARRIERS. 1I3 e. Pine e.