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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-17
JAMrsoN BROS. LANDED IN JAN.
The Three Men instrumental IN the
Killing Of Deputy sheriff Kent are
Being Entertained In tho Union
County Hotel.

Since our lsst week = issue a more
detailed recount Of the affair which
coat J. I. Kent bis life has been secured.
Deputy sheriff Kent, with his assist
ants, ]. p. Williams and Gay Melon.
left Thursday afternoon for the Jami
son ranch, about 30 miles northwest ~
Folsom for the purpose Of arrestlng the
Jamisons, who were suspected Of hsv.
ing been connected with a hand Of
horse thieves that have been operat
ing In that section for the pas, year.
They stopped At the John King ranch
about Eve miles from the Jamison ranch,
for the night and in the gray dawn Of
Friday morning arose, mounted their
steeds and rode TO the rendezvous. They
~dismounted. tied their horses in the
under brush a short distance from the
two room adobe which was the home
OF the suspected men and waited their
opportunity. Soon one Of the brothers
came out for wood to kindle the are
with which to prepare the morning
meal, when he returns sheriff Kent
follows him to the kitchen and cover.
ing him with his gun, demanded that
he surrender. Hardly had the words
left the ohieer's lips when he fell mort.
ally wounded by a shot fred from the
adjoining room. The brothers then
started for the door, where they met
Williams and opened fire on him, one
bullet lodging in williams stomaehe
brought the brave man TO tho earth
and caused him great agony. He raj
lied sufficiently to drag himself to his
hosse, mount and start for the King
ranch, but his strength gave way be.
fcro he had gone far and the relief
party found him by the roadside n
few hours later, unconscious from the
loss Of blood.
Gay Melon, who had been left out.
side to guard the house, escaped, and
rode TO the king ranch to get assist.
anee and give the alarm. In the mean
time tho Jamisons went about the prep
srstion Of their breakfast, stepping
over and around the dead body of the
officer where IL lay On the Kitchen ioor.
After eating their break fast the three
broshers started to Ration but were over
taken at the home of Clip George, 80
miles from the scene Of the tragedy,
by Sheriff Snyder and his men from
Clayton, who reached the point about
~ o'clock Friday night. The officers
aud prisoners started at onee overland
for Clayton, a distance of nearly 100
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-17
NEW RAILROAD FILES PLATs.

Santa Re, n. M,-Plots have been
6ied In the Office Of the territorial soc.
rotary by the Tucumcari & Mcmphi.
Railway company, part Of the tloctaw
extension Of the Rock Island from bal.
hart, Texas, for II miles in Quay county,
from the Texas houndry tn Tucumcnri,
which is already graded aud OF which
the ties aud rails are being laid NJ
present. The road crosses the Reyuclto,
Chapero, BarTancas and PLAN Largo
creeks. J. H. Berry Is the chief en
gineer. The Altus Roswell & III paso
Railway company also filed is piats.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-17
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socists Justice Ira A. Abbot, with head
quarters NJ Albuquerque.
To the second judicial district, Mr..
Associate Justice Ira A. Abbot, with
headquarters At Albuquerque.
To the third judicial district, Mr..
Associate Justice Frank w. Parker,
with headquarters st Las Cruces.
To the fourth judicial distric, Mr..
Chief Justice william J. Mills, with
headquarters ut Las Vegas.
To the afth judicial distrie, Mr.. As.
seeist Justice william II. Pope, with
headquarters at Roswell.
To the sixth Judicial district, Mr.. As.
soeiate Justice Afford W. Cooley, with
headquarters At ~Alamogordo.
To the seventh judicial district the
remaining associate justice provided for
by Law, with headquarters at sOeorro.
That the times and places Of holding
United States district courts In the
hrst, second, third, IL nth and sixth ju.
die,sl districts, shall remain a. nov co
tablished.
IL il further ordered that the time Of
holding United States district court in
the 6fth Judicial district, shall be at the
city Of Roswell on the fourth Mondays
Of April and October Of each year.
II IL further ordered that the city Of
soeoro m the county Of Socorro be and
the same hereby IL established ss a jn.
dieisl seat Of the seventh judicial dis.
triet and that the time of holding Unit.
ed States district court Of the said sew.
enth judicial district shall be at the city
Of soeorro on the second Monday in
June and December Of each year.
II 10 further ordered that the respec.
tive clerks Of the district courts of the
second , third and sixth judicial dis.
t%riets, transfer TO the district clerk Of
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-17
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
In the District Court
County Of QUAY.

r. Goldenbcrg Company
~. No. $50
john T. Cecil and Ia Cecil, }
partners under the urn
name of Cecil Brothers.
The said defendants John r. Cecil and
td Cecil are hereby notified that a suit
BOO attachment has been commenced
against You in the District Court for
thr County of QUAY, 7, %rritory Of New
'%icSiro by said NJ, Is. Goldenberg Com.
uaay that unless you cutter or cause Ia
Hr entered your appearance IN said suit
.r uf lrforc the 2s;h day Of August 4.
ID. 1909, decree PRO CONFESSO there.
,u VIII be rendered against you.
ChRs. f. Downs, Clerk
Frida NJ EckmHn, Deputy
Rood llullomau, Esq, Tucumrari, New
Mexico, A.ty for Plaintiff.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-17

iealousiee, the wars and massacres Of
Europe, ha land 30 vas, that the whole
Jewish population Of Russia could be
tucked away in almost any one Of It's
hfty states and territories. The novel.
ist added that this stream ~ emigration
would go to the West, he hoped, by
way OF Galveston.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-17
notice OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
In the Probate Court, county OF Quay,
Territory OF New Mexico. In Re the
Estate OF Pablo Garcia, Deceased. q.

Notice il hereby given that I, as
Nlmiui-tratrix of the estate Of Pablo
Garcia. deceased. have filed my fnal
acr"uHt with the Probate Court OF
Quay County, New Mexico, and will
un the first day Of the next term Of
Court ASK that the same he accepted.
the funds bee distributed ns prov ided
iy iaw aud ! be released aud discharg
pi from my duties a. administrator.
Joscftn : Garcia,
Administrators.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-17
REDISTRiCTiNC THE TERRITORY
AND ASSIGNMENT OF JUDGES

the proper district all records, papers,
books and other things and pasapharnalia
In their onieiai custody, belonging or
appertaining 20 each and all % said
counties comprising each respective dis.
triet and tina, they shall take receipts
from said various clerks thereof.
Every writ, summons, bond, recog
~nixanee, subpoena, vsnire or other pro
cess which has been or may be issued or
taken out from the United States dis.
trict court for any Of said districts,
r~eturnable to q regular term Of court,
shall be returnable al the times and
places designated in this order and
shall have the sam force and effect as
II the same had been made returnable ut
the time and places mentioned herein
The foregoing order shall take efec,
and be in force from and after the
first day Of July, A. d. 1909.
II IL further ordered that th8 clerk
u the supreme court Of the territory %
New Mexico enter the foregoing order
on the records Of this court, and that he
transmit a certified copy thereof, at
taehing the seal Of this court thereto, to
the attorney general Of the United
states, to each Of the eler ks Of the var.
ious judicial districts Of the territory Of
New Mexico and TO the United States
Marshal for New Mexico.
Witness our hands this first day Of
July, A. u. 1909.
WILLIAM J. MILLS,
Chief Justice.
JOHN r. McFIE.
Associate Justice.
FRANK W. PARKER.
Associate Justice.
ISA A. ABBOTT,
Associate Justice.
WILLIAM n. POPE.
Associate Justice.
Afford ". COOLEY.
Associate Justice.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OI the Interior, u. *. Land
Office at Tucumeari, N. NJ.
June 30, 1909.
Notice Is hereby given that Euclid
Pack. Of T%ueumcari, N. NJ, who on
Oct. 25, 1907, made Homestead Entry
No. e0944, ~tusrial Ma. 0s79s), for SWh
See. S3. Twp. I'm, Range SEE, N. NJ.
T., Meridian, has filed notice Of inten.
ton to make final communication proof,
20 establish claim to the land above
described, before Register and Receiver.
at Tueumcari N. NJ, on the 18th day
~ August, 1909.
Claimant names Nv witnesses y. l..
., "~ittaker, Mercer Lawing, George W.
v ellis, LAVISH Garner, all Of Tucumcari,
New Mexico.
7-e'5t. n. A. Prentice, Register.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-17

s,efans lee Cream IL made of pure
Elk Drug Store. Ss.tf.c
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-17

FOR SALE: two Typewriters, q
Remington aud n Fox, Both new. Al
ply to J. X. Daughtry. Is Il
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Of The Interior, T.. s. Land
Otice al Turum nii, n. NJ.
June g3, 1909.

Otice AT Turum All, n. NJ.
June %, 1909.
Notice ~ hereby given hat Tobias
$ Ward, Of Lloyd, ~ ~, who on Dee.
20, 1905, made Homestead Entry No.
G.G7, Serial No. 04339), for En- Swh
md VIZ SEA, Sec. o, Twp. On, Range
3lE, n Nj. i, Meridian, has filed notice
II intention to make final communications
proof, to establish claim 10 the land
above described, before Register aud
Receiver, at TucuTenri, n VI, on the
loth day Of August, 1909.
Clnimant NJ as witnesses; Ham
9. k%utledge, Frank Ward, Of Tucumcari,
y. w., and Abbott Hudson, Leo odle,
~ Lloyd n. NJ.
got Il. A. Prentice, Register.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-17
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-15
DISCIPLINE IN POLICE
FORCE WILL BE TONED UP
Expected There'll Be a Shake-up In De-
partment When New Commits
sioner Gets His BEARINGS

Discipline is to be toned up in the
police department after July !. That
is the word that has gone ont-in adj
vance regarding the policy of Commits
sinner.to-be Frank H. Croul
While in the fire commission, Croul
WAS famous for his severity as a dis
ciplinarian, and this Is said 10 have
been one OF the chief reasons for his
selection by the mayor to head the
police department during the next
four years. Information has come 20
the mayor that discipline has been lax
and should be improved among the
force
While there has been much talk OF
possible changes in the department,
Croul has said publicly and privately,
that nc does not propose TO make
any shifts when he first takes office
He will get settled In his new place
and ffnd out Just how things are work.
ing before he deposes any OF the pres
ent heads or appoints new men any
where
Blame for the alleged laxness OF dis
cipline is laid at the doors OF Supt.
DowneY. Inasmuch as Capt AlpheHse
Baker, OF the central precinct. is n
noted disciplinarian, there has been
more or less gossip regarding his pos
sible elevation to the head of the de-
partment
Those who are in position TO know
state that shake-up in the detective
division is as likely TO happen as one
higher up.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-15
C0ERCED INTO TAKING JOB
ON BOAT, SAYS ENGINEER
Discharged From Land Position When
He Tries to Gig Back on Prom
Use TO Take Marine Job. \

What is declared by members OF
the Marine Engineers Beneficial asso-
citation to be fair sample OF the
methods now being employed by the
Lake Carriers association to man
their boats, is the experience OF
Ernest Sampson, OF No. 269 Waterloo
St. who, II is claimed. was coerced
into taking job on the Selwyn Eddy.
OF the Eddy'Shaw Transportation Co. q
feet.
Until about a week ago. Mr.. Samp-
son, who is So years old. had a good
position as engineer In a local manu-
featuring plant. Formerly he was a
marine engineer, but quit the lakes
three or four years ago because OF
his advancing years. A week age
Sunday, according to son, he re-
ceived a message asking him to meet
Howard l.. Shaw. OF Bay City. In De-
troit. He kept the appointment and
was persuaded to accept a position
on the Selwyn Eddy at 5000 per
month, though no contract was sign
ed at that time.
On his return home he was urged
by his family not to acceput the place
wife and others. Mrs. Sampson then
telephoned Mr.. Shaw that her hus-
band had changed his mind and next
morning he went to his work In the
manufacturing plant, as usual. He had
not been at work long. however, when
he was informed by one in authority
that he was discharged.
Now there is no use OF your look
ing for a job in any other plant" this
man is reported to have told him.
They will all be put wise to you. SO
you might as we'll go OH the boat"
Thus, with no alternative but to lay
idle, Mr. Sampson decided to ship on
the Eddy and left at once for Buffalo.
IF that isn't coercion, don't know
what to call it," declared son of Mr.
Sampson to The Times. my father
was perfectly content to remain here
and he is serving on the Eddy against
4. L.. l.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-15
PRESBYTERIAN DAY SET.
Eight Churches Will Have Outing al
Bots Blanc, July 2.

Presbyterian day will be observed
Friday, July 2, at Bots Blanc. where
eight churches OF that denomination
from Detroit and vicinity will go for
day OF feasting and games. The
congregations that will join in the fes-
tivities are the Central, First Forest
ave. FOREST, Fort Wayne. Highland
Park. Second-ave., and st. Andrews.
Numerous committees have been APP
pointed TO look after the details, Will
liam Winton to be the general chair
man. The athletic program will begin
at 10:45 o'clock In the morning and
will continue during the day. with
races for grown.ups, boys and girls, as
well as baseball games and other
sports.
The boats leave Bates-st. at S:45,
and the Western Boulevard at .
o'clock in the morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-15
CIRCUS COMES THURSDAY.
Four Hundred Performers With Bar
mum & Bailey Show.

Four Hundred Performers With Bar
mum & Bailey Show.
Thursday will be circus day, when
all the poster promises that have dec
Grated the city walls are expected to
materialize.
TWO stages. three rings and the hip
podrome oval will be occupied with
novel circus attractions during the
two hours required to carry out the
huge program.
There are more than one thousand
people with the Barnum & Bailey
Greatest Show on Earth, four hun
dred Of whom are performers. Fifty
clowns will keep the fun element 60
ing merrily.
The riders, gymnasts, aerial artists
equilibrists and other performers OF
circus value are, In the main, new TO
this country, and were brought here
by Barnum & Bailey for this season S
shows
The FIVE herds OF elephants. the hip.
popo.amus. the polar bears. two tank
cages of Arctic sea lions, a collection
OF royal Bengal tigers. groups OF Asiat-
lC llOHS, tne tdpiIS, the monster Bky'
scraping CRATES. and a lot more Of
tho rarest and most expensive wild
creatures will hold reception In the
menagerie. A kindergarten OF mon
keys is an unique feature of this de-
partment.
There will be performances at z
o'clock and at o'clock. The doors
will be open one hour earlier, allow
ing ample time for a thorough inspec
ton of the animals in the menagerie
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-15
W. R. KALES ELECTED HEAD
OF PUBLIC LIGHTING BOARD
supt. MIstersky Gets Big Boost In SAL
airy and Other Employees Draw
Smaller Increase.

In the annual meeting OF the public
lighting commission. Monday after
noon. William r. Kales was elected
president, James I. Lynn was made
vice president and +. t. Bowler was
reelected secretary. The salary OF
Frank r. Mistersky general superin-
tendent, was increased from $4,000 to
$4,000. Nine other employees were
also granted higher pay for the com
ing year
The board approved the regulations
for moving picture theaters which
were recently prepared by the build
ing and fire commissions. 1t was sug'
gested that the lighting commission
hereafter pass upon lighting plans for
future public buildings.
A petition by the Frontier -Geal- Co,
to be released from its fuel bid, owing
to the death of S. f. Gauthier, was
refused and the firms $500 check will
be forfeited if IL does not carry out
it's agreement New suDstations were
named after Hugh McCurdy, George
Lothrop and Marvin M. Stanton, com.
missioners who died during their
terms Of office. A contract for laying
conduits, amounting TO $14,S03.35. was
let to Charles u. Cole.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-15
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
HOLD BIG PARADE TONIGHT
Wlnd-Up Feature of Convention VIII
Be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES landss
1911 MeetinQ.

AS the eliminating feature OF the
here for the past two weeks, the
Woodmen OF the World will give an
illuminated parade Tuesday evening,
In which the 200 delegates, local mem
bers OF the order and a class of 500
candidates will participate The Wood
men VIII gather at Grand Circus park
at 1880 and march down Woodward
TO Jefferson, thence to the Wayne ca
sino, where the initiation of the 900
candidates will be completed by the
cleveland camp HI charge of CAPITA
l.. Trischer.
The parade, as planned. will be a
brilliant affair and will be Illuminated
by a display of fireworks. The pro-
cession will be headed by mounted POI
lice, uniformed staff officers. Joseph
Cullen Root. sovereign commander.
and Mayor Breitmeyer, who is one OF
the candidates. Maj.-Gen. John T.
Yates, of Omaha, will be In command
AT Mondays session in the Wayne
hotel, Sovereign Commander-R Rect sub
mitted his biennial report, showing
that in the last two years 108,565 new
members had been admitted making
the total membership over 100000
while the emergency fund had been in
creased by $3,500,O00, making total
of 81 800 200, not including a reserve
fund OF $5,000,000 At the morning
session appropriate Flag day exer-
cises were held. Congressman Nor
ris Shepherd, of Texarkana, Tex, was
the principal speaker. The Woodmcn
of Mississippi presented Sovereign
Commander Root with an ornamental
gavel.
Eight cities contested for the 1911
meeting and Rochester n. Y, won
out by small margin over Montgom-
CRY Ala
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-15
WANTED TO MAKE
HER A P|CkPOCKET
When Girl Bride Scorned Husbands
Plan He Left Her, She Tells
Divorce Judge.

What is your husbands businessv
inquired an attorney Of Ida NJ. Harris.
who applied in Judge Hosmers court
Monday afternoon. FOR divorce FROM
her husband. John w. Harris.
He teaches boys TO pick pockets
she answered.
Mrs. Harris then told OF her mar
riage on June 6. 1905. when only 10
years of age. She said her husband
asked her to go with him and learn
TO be a pickpocket. She said he prom
Used 10 show her the world and to give
her fine dresses. but the proposition
was not very alluring to the girl-wife.
and she turned IL down. The next day
her husband deserted her. Several
days later his picture was in the pa
pers, with story of his arrest for
picking pockets. Mrs. Harris test.
mony was corroborated by Charles
Carmody. of the police department,
and she was given a decree.
The story told by Natalie Nicholin
was one OF ordinary desertion. She
was married to Ephriam Nicholin in
1904, and in 1905 he packed his trunk
and left her. without stating reason
for his departure. Waiting In the
audience for Natalie was Edward
Kororowski. and after the former Sc
cured her decree, the two went at once
TO the county clerks office where they
took out a marriage license and were
married by Justice OFT. The new hus-
band is machinist and lives at No.
404 Forestave. east
Another woman puts up a better
proposition TO me than you do" was
the way Charles f. Roberts talked to
his girl-wife, Jennie. Of No. APT Yer
mont-ave., so she testified. and after
five years he deserted her. Mrs. Rob
erts was much affected by the recital
OF her troubles, and gave way to tears
several times.
The only decree refused was one TO
Abraham Lewis. He testified that his
wife, Fannie. left him every few weeks
10 go home to her mother in Cleveland.
Her last disappearance was In Feoru-
ary and she is still in Cleveland
Lewis charged cruelty in his bill. but
Judge Hosmer told him 10 wait two
years and start new case on the
grounds OF desertion.
The other DEGREES granted were:
Louise VS. Matthew Kellar, desertion;
Cecilia VS.. William Prescott. cruelty;
Theresa VS.. Fred Welt. husband now
In house OF CORRECTION, Gfrard
Alice Kenyon, desertion Bertha VS..
James Mcmillan, desertion; Lottle vs.
William Mckenzie, desertion; Eliza
both vs. lanes Hawkins desertion;,
Caroline VS.. Earl E. Soncrant, drunk
enness; Mary vs.. Charles Glddeh'
cruelty and non-support.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-15

afraid so he pleaded with Stanislaus
10 admit the charge, and pay the fine.
The latter was willing, but he hadn't
the money, so he borrowed II from
Mrs. John Recently the woman in
sisted on the repayment or the loan.
and brought suit against her broth
er-in-law. In Justice OTIS court. Then
II was that the whole story came out
The matter was adjusted, and IL IL
said that John and his wife are once
more friendly.
City OF the strait. lodge, No. 452, ~.
a A NJ. was dedicated and conse-
Grated IN the auditorium OF the Ma
sonic temple. Monday evening, In the
presence OF large crowd. Herbert
Montague. of Traverse city past
grandmaster OF the Michigan grand
lodge. Installed the officers or the
newly chaYercd lodge. who are;
er; senior warden, Jesse ID. Stoddardi
junior warden, Edward J, Woodison;
treasurer. George III. Gates, secre-
tary. Paul G. Goodlove, senior dea-
George G.. Mckay: stewards, John
H. Robinson and Nathan &. Chap
man; chaplain. John T.. Foley; tiler,
John Lodge. The lodge Will meet
Saturday nights for the accommoda-
ton OF travelling men, who largely
constitute its membership,
Monday was the one hundred and thir-
ty-second anniversary OF the adop-
ton OF the stars and stripes as the
flag OF the United States, and the oc-
casion was fittingly celebrated In all
the public schools and with patriotic
exercises I'm the Detroit opera house
Monday afternoon, under the auspices
OF the Michigan Society OF Daughters
OF Founders and Patriots Of America
IL was this organization that brought
about the observance OF Flag day In
Detroit The Rev. John III. Boyd
pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church. presided Gen. Jacob smith
OF Ann Arbor. delivered an address
on Our Flag I'm Foreign Parts" and
Judge Alfred j. Murphy spoke on
cal numbers were rendered by Miss
Gabriel Fuerth and a chorus from
the Normal training school. The
musical program was under the di-
rection OF Thomas Chilvers.
Judge Swan revoked the citizen ship pa
Monday afternoon, on application Of
j. Herbert Cole, head OF the local
naturalization bureau. The follow
ing were alleged to have obtained
their papers unlawfully; Paolo Con-
siglio. No. 1873 Forrest. east; Giuseppe
seph Peters. No. 10 Anderson st. :.
Vito La Rocca. No. 2O1 Champaign
st; Joseph Paglia. No. 230 Benton
st. Francisco Paolo Lama. No. ITO
BaFned-st. east; Sateen Efrain Cha
rect, No. 800 Brush-st.; Angelo Long
ano No. 459 Rivard-st. Joseph
Blumbcrg, No. III Brewster-st, GUS
tint III Martini. No. 800 Watson-st :.
August Grumau. No. 2207 Jefferson
ave. west, Joe PalenCai. No. ! 3 Cross
lcy-st.; John How'll. No. IS Medina
ST. Domenico Bologna, No. 2t9 Null
lett-st. George -. Elliott. No. Az
Sixth-st.. and Charles Grondo. Crosse
lie.