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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-14
Park City News.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
PARK CITY. May 13-T. Neshikawa
and !. Anamoto. two laps. were each
fined SIS before Judge CrossDlan yestcr-
day for assault and battery on the per-
son Of Charles Anderson, the foreman
of the section hands on this branch of
the Rio Grande railroad. The Brown
men who were employed by Anderson,
were not satisfied with their pay checks
and proceeded 10 attack Anderson. VINO
Is also the paymastcr at Gogorza, where
the trobulc occurred. Anderson came to
this city and swore ont complain Is
against them. their cases being heard
Yesterday with the above results,
Tho committee on sanitation and pub
lie health has been Investigating the u0-
healthful condition OF this city and VIII
report at the next meeting Of the city
council.
will give their closing exercises in the
Dewey tneatcr on Tuesday. June l.
Dr. Miller has been giving n series
of lectures 20 the high school students OF
this city, which has proven very Inter
esting and instructive,
The grand lodge session OF the knights
of Pythias will hc held in Provo the first
OF ne%i week aud the Park City lodge
will be represented there by r, II. VIII
liams, ri w Deightou. r. II. Walters
F. w Hayt and w, y. Radon. Accord
Ing TO Information received from Provo
the Knights OF that city are making ex-
tensive preparations for the entertain
menS Of the visitors,
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Provo News Notes.
Special tc The Tribune

Special tc The Tribune
PROVO, May 1S-Artlcles of incorpora-
company were filed with the county clerk
today. The company is formed to buv
sell and manufacture all kinds OF inven-
tions, patents and manufactured articles
to own. buy. sell and lease real estate
and to own. buy and sell power and tele-
phone plants The principal place OF
stock Is 10000 shares OF the par value
Of 81 each. w, ]. Wilde Is president
e; M,,;,, J. Wild, Wilde vice president. Nettie l..
Wilde additional director.
The county commissioners, In special
session. today accepted the resolution
| bridge over Provo river. and County
| Surveyor Wentz was authorized TO adj
vertlse for bids for the construction OF
lOo.foot-span steel bridge with u SIX
also appointed judges OF election for the
special tax election. to he held on June
at the last general election were ap-
pointed to serve at the special cleo
| ton.
Juvenile Officer Roper has piled up
about fifteen cases Of delinquency theft
and iutoxicatio for Judge Moons atten~
| ton when he returns from Philadelphia
| where he went to be with his son, who
| underwent an operation In a hospital
| there.
a. 3. Smith aud j. Price were arrested
today by the Provo police on suspicion OF
| having stolen about $50 pounds OF cop
| per wire which they sold to A Ensky
I q dealer. for cents per pound, The men
brought seventy-five pounds in on Tues
day and seventy-five. pounds today. The
| officers think the wire was stolen from
some place In Salt Lake county and
| they arc making an effort TO locate the
| owners.
The twenty-sixth annual state conven-
| tion OF the knights OF Pythias grand
lodge will be held in Provo on May IS
and 19, A big crowd Of delegates and
| visitors are expected.
Adele Peters daughter Of j. j. Peters.
was awarded the first prize. a silver
| medal at the recital given In the Fifth
| ward meeting house last evening. under
the auspices of the Woman's Christian
| Temperance union,
! The board Of education OF Provo CITY
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BOISE, IDAHO, NEWS

Special to The Tribune
BOISE. Ida. May 12,-Hon. F. II. New
ell director OF the geological survey OF
Washingto ton, u. c., Is in Idaho, looking
over our gigantic government irrigation
projects. While at the head OF the ma
tional irrigation bureau OF the geological
survey Mr. Newell authorized the begin
ming of all these enormous works. and
invariably supported ldaho's representa-
tives I'm both branches of the congress
the distribution OF this national fund.
From the beginning, Mr. Newell has
been friendly TO Idahos projects and en-
lands, which this promotion is destined
TO reclaim.
The Eagcrman Valley Sun is the name
OF a. new paper just published at Hager-
man, in Lincoln county, an inland town
fifteen miles below the Oregon Short Line.
at Bliss. Torey Gund and w, z. Ken
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| MURRAY NEWS NOTES
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
MURRAY May 13.-Captain Cahoon OF
the Salt Lake fire department. and Con
Gallagher representing the Murray vol
unteer department, met today and dis
cussed the question of holding a state
day To be known as "Fireman's day
AT the meeting today several topics
pertaining to the routine OF the proposed
celebration were discussed in fun: II rs
the intention OF the firemen to hold their
outing at one of the resorts some time
the middle Of the summer. The program
will include number Of athletic events,
with prizes offered TO the winners The
race between the visiting departments,
Invitations will be issued to the various
volunteer departments throughout the
a success. j. y, Christensen OF Brigham
City Is also one Of the committee.
The new road. 10 be known as Second
avenue. in Murray. was opened this week
by the American smelter. The road runs
around by the old Germania plant, and
is built out of Stag. The old roadway
will be closed up, the Stag dump OF
the smelter has now almost oVerrun it.
Sprinklipg contracts were let today TO
c.. L. Miller for district No. ., his bid
being placed at 1926 per day. Eugene
Watts was the successful bidder for dis
trct No s. his bid being $500 per day
William Atwood's bid for $3,45 for the
sprinliing of district No. was also ac-
ceptcd.
Owners of property on the east side of
North State street will he compelled to
move tnSlr FENCES DaCk Tor q distance OF
five feet on account OF the recent sur
vey of the city, Now that the east side
is about TO be paved with fye-foot
walk. to run from Seventeenth South
street to the north boundaries of thc city
the property owners will have to raze
trees which are right on the line Of the
proposed sidewalk.
Over 100 men went to work again YES
terday at the American Smelling and Re
lininG company's plant In Murray Smoke
was coming out OF the big smoke stack
yesterday for the first time since the
walllout twelve days ago. Those who
went 10 work yesterday morning were
mainly machine men. and also Il number
of roaster men went in on the early
morning shift. Marshal Mauss was again
leucc took place, but none occurred. The
foreigners were there in body, but at
tempted no interference with those who
wished to enter
Tho matter of eliminating the nnde-
srable element i'm Murray is now a mat
ter which Is facing the citizens of that
place. The officials Of the American
smelter have come forward with the in
foratmion that they are ready TO do ev-
erything in their power TO help this
movement along. This announcement
that the smelter company will cooperate
as far possible with the America II
the foreign elements VIII he good news
to the people OF Murray The project of
eliminating the foreigners was attempted
once before III Murray, but at that time
they all had JOBS at the smclter, but now
it is different and what move the citi-
Zcns OF Murray will take in regard to
this matter is not known.
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Box Elder Graduates.

Special to The Tribune.
BRIGHAM. Nav t3.-Conmencenlent
exercises of the Box Elder county public
schools will be held Friday night in the
Box Elder stake tabernacle. An excellent
programme has been arranged for the
occasion Following are the names OF
the pupils graduating from the eighth
grade.
brignam--Mae Anderson, Lennard
Cheal, Laura Cooper Helena Hanson,
Norman lvcrson. Grover Jensen. Henry
Eta kotter, Florence Lee, Ferna Nc
Master, Marco Madison. Lowell Morten-
sen, Serell Nelson, Bevard Nichols, Fern
joy Stratford, Verda Valentine, Leveta
Wallace Marguerite Wight Almina
Scderholrn. Lloyd Ralph. Clara Christof-
tersen,. Orson Korth Howard Reodcr,
Amanda Stander Joseph Bott. Thomas
Alexander Higgins, Willard Jensen. Paul
Inc Hanson, Loren Jeppson, David Vance,
Melvin Tingey, Gale Burt. Nerral Stokes,
Verna Reese, Pearl Frodsham, Ruth
burrows, Lottic Hanson Horace En-
sign
Bear River City-Beatrlcc Brown Jo-
Seph lverson; Ephraim Jensen, Reuben
Flora Hansen. Media Christensen, How
ard E,Isbury, Nellie May Burt. Rasmus
Christensen. Florence Hansen. Aaron
Willard-Parller Perry, Clifford Toombss.
Clarence Baird. Milton Hubbard, Minnie
Parsons. Liyinia Rock, Jennie Tams.
Nebelter, Edclla Dalton. Lavnia Wells
FieldinE-Camilla Mason, Iris Coombs,
Edith Walker, Alvin Hess, Alice Ashcroft,
Vida Hess. Gilbert Hess.
Garland-lIazcl Edwards, Hazel Camp,
bell. Alta Harris. Vernon Rh9des, Haze Hazel
Groosebeck. Mildred Michaels
Tremon ton-Magncr White, Mary Valid
ron, Ethel Ward, Rowcna Larson. Nellie
Kent. Gilberta Ward, Grace Il. Mcldrun.
Riversidc--Vera Mason, Ethel uales,
veli Carlton, Iva Ward; Mabel Udy.
East Garland---Ellis Earl. Leo 0yler.
Lee Isaacson. Henry sorcnson William
. Honeyviiie-Guy Grant. Loren Hunsa-
ker Austin Tolman, Velda Iunsaker,
Pcrry-Robert Peters, James Alcorn,
Melvin Peters, Myrtle Weaver, Clarence
White.
ldela Tins, Erwin Hess, Ethel Nilate
Nish.
Beaver Dam-William e. Bltters veda
w. Bittcrs, Flora Watkins. l.. Ireva Ell
Park vailey-Irwin Carter, Minnie Eur
ton. Eftic James.
North Elwood-Vra Cash, Helen Hill,
Thatcher-Ina Rohwer Basil II. Ad-
ans, Isabella II; Watt.
SOUln flNpOU-N llIDTU Nelson, JDCI
Christensen, Rachael Crowther
Cornne-Maud Allen, Evelyn Holmes,
Frank l., Stcarns.
Rowcvillc--Howard Johnson, Alphie
GetZ.
North Garland-Laura w. Rice, May
King.
Rosettc--Ray T.. Morris, Nellie Ash
mcnt.
Salt Crcek-Samuel Sommers.
Grouse Crcele-Joseph 4. Kimber.
Etna--Pauline Warburton.
Naf 1g \
ton.
Mantua-Emily Nielsen Rosetta Hal
ling. Advancy Hallne.
Stokes
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MALAD, IDA, NEWS
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
MALAD Ida. May 13.-At the May
vened here May ,, and adjourned few
days ago, Judge Bulge presided. The
following lawyers were in attendance: d.
g. McDougall, attorney general Boise,
Ida: S. d Davis. city attorney. and r.
d. Jones, county attorney, Malad: G. Q.
Rich, Logan. Utah; George T.. Gray Po-
catello; A.. w. Hart and Joseph Davis,
Preston, Ida,
In the case OF the state against Nor
val Head. Clarence Head. John Davis
and William Glvcns boys charged with
burglary, the defendants were permitted
to plead guilty TO petit larceny and We're
fined S1.25 each. In the case of the
state of Idaho VS.. Abbot. in which the
defendant was charged with assault with
a deadly weapon, Abbot failed to put In
an appearance. and his bond OF $500 was
declared forfeited
In the case OF Mary Rice vs.. Warren
Rice. Il decree Of absolute divorce was
issued,
In the suit of Mary A. williams VS..
Edward Nelson ct AL. 10 quiet title 10
certain real estate in this county, a de
cree was given awarding the title to the
plaintiff.
In the divorce proceedings of Mary A.
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CORNERSTONE OF THE
NEW WARD HOUSE
Snecial To The Tribune.


OGDEN. May 13,-The cornerstone Of
the new meeting house now being erected
in the Sixth ward will he laid with much
formality Friday evening at O'Clock
The division of the Fourth ward some
time ago made 1t necessary for the erec-
ton of new meeting house Tor the men,
bers of the Mormon church in that por-
tion OF the city. The new building.
which is located at the corner of Madi-
son avenue and Twenty third street,
will be strung with incandescent electric
lights, and chairs placed FOR the audi
ence on the cement floor OF the basement
during the exercises. The Weber acad-
eny band will provide music during the
exercises. and efforts are being made to
obtain the services of the tabernacle
choir for the occasion. a scroll contain
ing the pames of those who contributed
TO the fund which made the building pos
sible will be scaled in an air. tight recep-
tacle and placed in the foundations with
the cornerstone Prof. w. NJ. McKen-
drick of the Weber academy will be the
principal speaker.
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Injured at Bingham.
To The Tribune.

Special to The Iflpune.
BINGHAM CANYON, May l3,-James
Moren. fa1niliarly known Jimmie, OF
Upper Bingham. was seriously injured In
an accident to the United states nine
ore bucket from the mine. going to the
head house at the depot when, as he was
Just above the Miners Mercantile store
the stationary cable of the tramway
broke. letting him fall a DISTANCE OF
twenty-five to thirty feet TO the side OF
The mountain Moren received broken
left leg, broken right arm, wo-incll
cash in the back OF his head, and badly
Scratched face, besides several body
bruises Several Of the ore buckets ran
away. leaving the cable falling pro1miiscu- SCI!
or bingham. Other than this no further
damage was done. Ii will take two or
three days to repair the damage 10 the
tramWay.
Moren was Immediately removed to his
mothers home In Upper Bingham, where
Drs. Straup and Ray attended To his IN
turies. At last reports he was resting
as easily as could be expected.
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Morse VS.. Arthur Morse. the plaintiff
was granted an absourc divorce. the
custody OF the minor children and $40 per
month a!imony.
The most important case to come up
was that OF the state OF Idaho US. John
Williams, charged with assault with "A
deadly weapon with intent 10 commit
murder. The evidence showed that VIII
liams had been drinking heavily, and
while intoxicated had attempted TO shoot
his wife. The jury returned a verdict
OF common assault and recommended the
prisoner to the mercy Of the court. Judge
Budge imposed Il fine of $500,
A number OF minor cases were con-
tinued Tor the term.
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EntormOunta1n News

county road, and takes IN part OF what
is commonly known as the min pond
SpringVille City donated TO the state
seven acres of ground in the city pasture
situated on Spring creek for the site OF
the fishery. but IT was found that this
was not so desirable a site as the one
mentioned above, which was purcha sed
recently by r. Leo Bird. The hatchery
VIII have capacity Of 1000 900 fry
There is still capacity for the establish.
ment OF other hatcheries to capacity of
100000 fry. The state has fled on one
third OF the waters OF Spring creek for
fish hatchery purposes. This site is con
sldered one OF the best In the United
States for the propas cation OF trout fry bv
experts who have given II close exam
ination.
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DIRECTORS OF ASYLUM
HOLD MONTHLY MEETING
Special to The Tribune.

SpccIdI 10 TIC ITTDuhc'
PROVO, May 1$-The monthly meet
ing OF the officers and directors OF the
TSe ,reasnrers peport showed Het3 that 'oday Ty
ing the month OF April S@1ST.45 had been
paid out for salaries; for expenses,
Sl969.66: for improvements and repairs,
S4a.92, and for repairs TO furnace and
boiler, $ii.9S, thus making total ex-
penditure during the month OF $4252 81.
On the first day OF the present month
there were 175 men In the institution and
$50 women, Five men and three women
were committed to the hospital during
the month Of April and four men and one
woman were discharged. One man and
two women died.
1t was reported that the herd of cows
belonging TO the institution, and including
seventy head Of cattle, had recently been
examined and all found to be free from
disease, including tuberculosis the tuber-
cuin test having been applied 10 each
cow.
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ELMER BURTNER. MINER.
IS INSTANTLY KILLED
Special TO The Tribune.

PARK CITY, May 13.-Elmcr Bur;ner,
p single man, % years old. employed on
the i200-foot level at tho DAILY West
.bsTt rhiie dcscandInm for Vol, t5 On tbe
z O'Clock shift tonight and instantly
killed. Burtncr was riding on the second
deck of the car and il is thought his
dinner bucket caught in the shaft and
pulled him off the car in such d manner
that he was thrown TO one side and fell
onto the first deck OF the car as il de-
scended.
The body wss taken TO Richardson's
undertaking parlors BURNER lived with
his sister here, Mrs. Fred l<umcr. His
home was in Midway. small town about
fourteen miles from this city. where he
has relatives Up 10 d late hour tonight
they had not been reached.
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ORDER OF EASTERN STAR
IN SESSION AT OGDEN
Special to The Tribune.

Spcci3l % The Tribune
OGDEN, May Representa- tives Of
the nine chapters or the Order Of tho
Eastern Star Of Utah. numbering about
seventyivc. met in annual session at the
Masonic Temple this morning. The grand
chapter was called to order at 10 o'clock
by Mrs. Gertrude Hutton. grand niatron
for Utah. After n short session an cab-
orate luncheon was served from 1890 till
1880, when Mrs. Hutton delivered her
annual address.
Another session was held this even
ing when the work oil the order was
cXemplfed by Mrs. Hutton and Richard
e. Conlcy of Salt Lake City, the grand
patron.
Other sessions Of the grand chapter
will be held tomorrow. closing with q big
banquet tomorrow evening, which will
follow tho installation Of the newly-elect-
ed Officers
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Exhibits at the Fair.
cial 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. May l3.-Thc appropriation OF
$50 by the city board OF education for
an exhibit from the city schools at the
Four State fair. which will he held here
next fall. has been the means OF inter
estng the other schools OF the city in
similar undertakings.
Superintendent Eggertson of the We
Der county schools announced today that
the county schools will be represented by
an exhibit at the fair. The county COM
missioncrs probably will he asked next
Monday TO make an appropriation for this
purpose. Principal McNendrick OF the
Weber academy has stated that his
school will he in line also with a credit
able exhibit at the fair.
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Bicycle Strikes Dog,
Special TO The Tribune,

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN. May 1S.-lohnny McDermott
the fourteen-year old son OF Proprietor
McDerrott OF the Healy hotel, is at his
home suffering from severe injuries re-
cciycd yesterday afternoon by being
thrown from his bicycle on Twenty fifth
street. The lad was riding down the
street near Munscys cigar store, when
his bicycle struck q dog. throwing the boy
directly under the heels OF a horse which
was standing near the pavement. The
animal reared and planted its feet
squarely upon the boys head, ln1icting
severe cash several inches long in the
top of the head.
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SOME PEOPLE REFUSE
To USE THE VIADUCT

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 13.-Since the completion
OF the viaduct across the railroad tracks
on Twenty-fourth street. railroad men
declare that there are many who have
been using the old crossing across the
tracks for many years who have abso-
lutely refused TO use the new driveway
Whether this is due TO a fear that the
animals attached to their vehicles might
become frightened when the top of the
bridge is reached, or Just a dsinclina-
ton 10 change the route formerly taken
TO the city, 1t is fact that n number
OF people from the rural districts haze
positively refused to use the driveway
since II was opened TO the public.
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Action Is Dismissed.
Special to The Tribune

OGDEN, May 13.-Upon motion Of the
attorney for Mrs. Tossie Davis. the ac-
ton brought by her as administra triX OF
the estate Of her husband William Da
Wis. against the Oregon Short Line, was
dismissed in the district court.
William Davis was employed by tho
company as conductor a freight
train. While so employed he, in some
manner fell between the wheels OF his
train at Brigham City last October and
lost his life. Suit was started by his
widow for $4,000 damages short time
aftcrWard.
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GOVERNMENT FAILS IN
LAND FRAUD CASES
Special 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida. May 13.-Fcdcral Judge
Dietrich sitting at Moscow today de
MED the motion of the government for Il
continuance in the land fraud cases
against Attorney Il, \. Smith and for
mcr Register J. d. West, both of Lewis
ton. This libcratcs these two mon. Both
arc prominent in legal and political cir
cles. They were indicted on the same
proceedings as those upon which Kes-
ter and Kettenbach were convicted and
whose cases are now pending in the Cali
fornia court Of appeals.
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Animals Are Straying.

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN, May l5.-Mucb complaint has
been made in the past two weeks of the
careleSSneSS of owners of stock in al
lowing their animals to stray about the
city destroying gardens and lawns. The
matter was brought TO the attention Of
Chief OF Police Browning, who has post
cd Il notice warning owners of stock that
their property will he impounded unless
they arc restrained from destroying the
property of others.
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ucdy are its pv- cctors. They are adopts
at the business. having had previous ex-
pcrience in Colorado.
Judge j. d. Flenner and Truxton Tai.
bot have started n new magazine paper
in Boise called The Idahoan- The former
has had a newspaper experience in Idahu
ranging over quarter of a century, whila
the latter has for q number of years
past published the Pocatello Advance.
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Three Years in Poniteutiary.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. May i3.-Threc years in the
state Donitcntiary WIS the sentence
Inctcd out TO Leslie Fuller in the district
court this morning. Fuller pleaded gull
Nv to forging u check for 81 30 d local
business man. Tho prisoner VAS taken
to tn" peuitcntaVy today by Deputy
Sheriff A1uIuhS,
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Court Calendar.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, May 12-District Judge How
ell announced today that setting of cases
for trial in the district court would be
made Saturday. The motion calendar will
be heard Monday and the regular pro-
bate calendar heard as usual on Sat
urday.
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Hauser Not Held.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, May l3,--After severa! days
investigation the police have failed to OBJ
tain sufficient evidence 10 warrant them
In holding Allen liauscr on the charge of
robbery. HauSer was detained as a sus-
pect upon the complaint of the proprie-
tor OF the Central hotel, who claims he
lost a suit of clothes, an overcoat and
fell on Uauser. who was employed there
as a waiter. Failing TO obtain evidence
against him. the walter will be released
this evening
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Ind. $50.
Heavy Rains Check Fires.

WINNIPEG. Man, May 13.--Only tne
heavy rain which is falling throughout
disastrous prairie fires that have been
raging throughout the southern Sas-
katchcwan for the last week. Loss OF
life, it is feared, will be startling and
the property loss will be high
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Marriage Licenses,
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN Nav 13,-Licenses to marry
were issued by the county clerk today to
the following: James s Nader and An
ME Dunn. both of Layton; Richard AL
bert Rosevear and Mary Louise Treme-
ling, both Of Ogden; Edward Sharp, Plain
City and Lille East Warren.