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Cañon City record., 1909-06-10

passed. The resolution provides for
two days work on the city streets
in lieu Of payment Of the tax.
A resolution was also passed. order
ing the construction Of . sidewalk on
the north side Of Hazel avenue. be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets. IN
front Of lots to II inclusive. Under
the resolution the sidewalks are to be
OF the same width as the walks east
and west of the portion designated and
are to be constructed In . manner and
Of material specified. The city clerk
was directed to notify the owners that
In case OF failure to perform the con-
struction as ordered the work will be
done by the street supervisor as pro-
vided by law.
The council granted a request OF
Food Inspector Houle that he be CIV
en- police power during his term OF Of
fee as such inspector.
II was brought TO the attention OF
the meeting that a number OF auto
owners were operating their machines
without the Identification tag provid-
ed for by ordinance. The city marshal
was directed to investigate.
Alderman Wallace reported that the
bridge across the city ditch at First
street was in a bad condition. II is
not improbable that this bridge will
be eliminated by filling in the ditch
as recommended by the alderman. A
number of other crossings. including
the Santa Fe at First street and the
Rio Grande at Main street. are also in
bad condition, These matters were re.
ferred TO the committee ON streets. al
leys and bridges and they were direct
ed TO remedy the existing evils.
Alderman Hiatt. chairman OF the
committee on water construction. re-
ported that two Of the three suspen-
sion bridges over the pipe line in the
Royal Gorge were unsafe, in that they
were TOO near the water. The matter
can easily be remedied by shortninr
the hanging rode and thus raising the
bridges. The committee was given
power by the council to protect the
bridges.
Alderman Hiatt also stated tha
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three bridges may prove insufficient
in the Gorge. but asked that no action
be taken until 1t be found that others
are absolutely necessary.
The council passed favorably on all
the monthly bills, but disallowed the
claim Of E. R. Pitman calling for q
rebate of 37.S4 in the payment of pen
alties for sewer construction assess
ments, claiming that such matters are
not within its jurisdiction
It II very probable that in . short
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WILL LEAVE From
ELKB HALL FOR THE
CHURCH AT O'CLOCK

The members Of Occur dc Leon
Lodge. No. 4s. Knights OF Pythias, and
visiting members Of the order. are re-
Quested to assemble at Elks hall
promptly at Z o'clock next Sunday ev-
ening for the purpose OF marching In
body to the First Presbyterian
church where the annual memorial
sermon viii b preached BY Rev. J. r.
Thomas. II 10 desired 10 have ~ large
. representation present - possible.
and. 20 that ead. every member ot Tie
orgAnlsation In CaAoA Oty 10 urged 10
b n 1ine at ulks hall ct oAclook
sharp nsxt 0unAay svealAe.
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time the financial affairs Of the city
corporation will be on q different
basis. At present when city employees
are in need Of supplies they purchase
them. oftentimes without receiving
authority The opinion Of the Council
was that employees OF the city receive
an order or requisition from the city
clerk a.... -.....
After the consideration Of bills the
couneil adjourned to meet in execu-
tive sesesion.
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POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE
MARRIED HERE WEDNESDAY

points. expecting to return to Canon
City in the course OF a week or ten
days when they will make their home
ut 1l10 Macon avenue. The bride is an
accomplished, attractive young wo-
man and is a decided favorite In a
wide circle Of acquaintances. She was
member of the graduating class Of
the Canon City high school three
years ago and her qualities Of head
and heart have made for her many ad-
mirers.
The groom has lived here all his
life and Is a young man OF nne char
acteristics. He is employed In the
capacity OF wire chief by the Colorado
Telephone company and enjoys the
esteem and confidence OF his employ
ers and associates. Mr.. and Mrs. Hu-
CHART will be "at home" to their
friends at their pretty. home-like cot
tage on Macon avenue after July flrst.
A large number Of the wedding guests
were at the railroad station this
morning to hid Mr.. and Mrs. Hughart
bon voyage and to shower them with
rice and other symbols Of good luck.
Cañon City record., 1909-06-10

point, would not have it that way. AZ
ter some rapid telegraphic corres-
pondence with President Jenreys in
New York it was arranged to have
No. Is stop and pick up the distin-
guished party.
The boys got home about $3.50 Mon
day morning and Mr.. Bunten has been
hunting the deserted automobile all
day.
Cañon City record., 1909-06-10

Forest Smith, brother of Ernest e
Smith of this city, and former res
ident of this place, has been chosen
to the position of letter carrier on
route number one In Colorado City
and will enter upon his duties July
first, at which time a free delivery
system will be inaugurated there.
Cañon City record., 1909-06-10
APPOINTED A DKLKGATR
10 THE TRANS-XlSSleSIPPl
COMMERCIAL CONGRESS

c. c. Denton has been appointed .
delegate to the ns-Mississippi
Commeecial Congress. which meets
In Dsaver August 1e to n. Mr.. Denton
win represent the Rocky AOuntain
Hotal Mems association. The ooagrsss
WIN ~ one Of the most important
gnsnarlaas Of the kind ever held n
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anything you wish to buy or sell, the
Record will do the work quickly.
CLASSIFIED ads are charged for at the
rate OF flve cents the line.
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Mrs. =. q Hastnaan aaA fa1n,iy e
l10S Nos1A IaAAA otroea. IN -
norniAg ~ CAaeA0p WAars tAey NJ
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in the community.
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1909-07-15
TaXis Granine

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To correct these evils is very sim
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The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1909-07-15
Order 10 Show Cause.

Webster ounty. The County Court
Ara County Court held at the County
Court room In and for said county Monday
July 18th \. D., 1909.
IL the matter OF the estate OF Eliza j.
IIidy, Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition orc. G.
Teel filed on the 18th day of July \. H., 1909,
praying for the examination and allowance
OF his final account Of the same date, decree
OF assignment OF the lands belonging to said
estate to the persons entitled to the same, an
order distributing the residue Of personal
estate and there upon AN order discharging
him from further burden and service In his
said oflice as administrator.
ORDERED, That Tuesday the 3rd day OF Nu'
gust \. D., 1909, ut one O'Clock p. M, Is as
signed for hearing said petition when All per
sons Interested In said matter may appear at
II County Court to be held in and for said
county and show cause why prayer Of petit
toner should not he granted; and that notice
of the tendency OF said petition and the hear
ing thereof be given to all persons Interested
In said matter, by publishing copy Of this
order in the Red cloud Chief II weekly news
paper printed In said county, for three consc
cutlvc weeks prior to said day Of hearing.
fSEALl |. W. EpSoN
county Judge,
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1909-07-15
Order to Show Cause
State of Nebraska I
Webster

Webster County {
Ara County Court held at the County
Court room In and for said county Friday
July 9th \. H., 1909.
Is the matter of the estate OF John v.
Thompson, Deceased.
oN reading and Ming the petition OF Rees
u. Thompson filed on the 9Th day OF July
\. d., 1909, praying for the examination and
allowance of his final account of the same
date, decree of assignment OF the lands he
longing To said estate to the persons entitled
To the same, an order distributing the residue
OF personal estate and there upon an order
discharglng him from further burden and
service in his said onice as administrator.
ORDERED, That Wednt sday the ith day OF
August y. u, 1893, at one o'clock p, M, is as
signed for hearing said petition when all per
sons interested I'm said matter may appear at
County Court tu bc held in and for said
county and show cause why prayer Of petit
TONER should NOT De granted; aud that
notice Of the pcndoaoy OF said petition and
the hearing thereof bee given TO AN persons
interested iu said matter l. paaN7hiug %
cppy OF ,hi- order lu On, Rcd CLOUD CEl,L n
wcpEy newspaper printed lu suN county,
ful,thrcs consecutive Wy,ks p..ur 10 said day
II hearing.
l~ENL, Z. ~. Gu-uE
County Judge
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1909-07-15
NsliCc VI geHersGs Sale CT Real Estate.

\OFI'E {" IIEHrHN GIVES, that hy virtue
of u decree Of the District court Of the Tenth
judicial District, in and for Franklin county,
Nebraska, made and entered In said court ON
the 18th day 81 June, A, u. l9OD in u certain
action therein pending wherein Frank T..
Martin, Charles y. Martin, Belle \. Lambert,
Arthur G.. Martin, Lizzie c. Cplinger. and
Myrtle r.. Martin are plaintiffs, and william
Martin, John II. Martin, Stella NJ. Martin,
Clarence t. Martin, Martha j. Martin, Win
ME NJ. Martin, Frances Martin, Lewis Lam
bert and Joseph NJ. Uplinger, are defendants,
for the partition OF the following described
real estate situated In Franklin county, Ne
braska, to witt
The West Half Nv l-2l and tho North East
Quarter, me - OF Section twenty-five,
% In Township Two, (2l North, OF Range
Thirteen, l3l West OF the 9Th Principal
Meridian, and the following described
real estate, situated In Webster County, Ne
braska, to wit:
The North West Quarter OF section
Thirty. D30) In Township TWO, % North,
Of Range Twelve, 12l West OF the 9Th
Principal Meridian, containing In all $40
acres, more or less, according to Govern
ment survey.
And which said decree directed the under.
signed referees In said cause To sell said real
| estate ut public sale, rs upon execution with
out appraissment.
Sow THEREFORE, we, the said referees
WILL ON Monday, the 9Th day OF August, 1909,
at the hour OF two o'clock =. NJ, OF said day,
| at the residence OF Martha j. Martin situated
upon the South East Quarter OF section %,
In township ,, range i3, Franklin county, Ne
braska' sell said real estate to the highest
bidder or bidders, upon the following terms
and conditions, to wit;-Onehalf cash in
hand and one-halt In three years, with inter
est at six per cent per annum, payable an
nually, secured by a mortgage upon the pre-
misses so sold. The sale will he held open one
hour. Each quarter-section OF land viii he
offered separately and bids Will also be re-
ceiyed upon the whole tract rs above de-
scribsd
Dated this 9th day Of July, 1909.
Randolph &. Kirkbri R.f.re,s.
Clarence H. Waldo,
&. Dorsey, Attorney, tfSj
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1909-07-15
Notice OF Suit.
~ THE COrNTT COURT or W
COT NTN, NEBRASKA

~ THE COUNTY COUNT or WEG~Tl Il
cor NTN, NEBRASKA.
Albert ScrtNner defendant will take notice
that ON June 2ith. 1909 the County Judge OF
Webster County. Nebraska issued an order of
attachment for the sum Of sl3i}S and inter.
est from February I, 1909, in IN action pend
ing before him wherein Boyd MunScl Is
plaintiff and said Albert Scrivncr is defend
ant, and that property Of the defendant
consisting OF money ON deposit and due to
the defendant from the Bank OF Inayale in
said County, has been attached and taken by
garnishment process under said order In "a
sufficient sum To pay said claim and the
probable costs Of the action, not exceeding
SO
said cause was continued To August 18th,
1909 ut one O'Clock 4. NJ.
Dated July y, 1909.
BOyDMuSSEL Plaintin
l.. H. Backledge, Attorney.
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Notice OF Suit.
IN THE COUNTY COURT or WEBSTER
cor NTN, NEBRASKA.

IN THE COUNTY COURT or WEBSTER
COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
Albert Scrlvner defendant, Will takenotice
that on June 2ith, 1909 the County Judge OF
Webster County, Nebraska issued an order
OF attachment for the sum of s96j6 and In
terest from February 1, 1909, in an action
pending before him wherein Elmer T.. Fogg
Is plaintiff and said Albert Scriyner is defend,
ant and that property OF the defendant con
sistlng of money on deposit and due to the
defendant from the Bank OF lnayale I'm said
County, has been attached and taken by
garnshment process under said order In q
sufficient sum TO pay said claim and the
probable costs OF the action, not exceeding
SO.
said cause was continued To August 18th
1909 at one o'clock T.. NJ.
Dated July ., 1909.
ELMER r.. FOGG, Plalntin.
H. II. Blackledge, Attorney.
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1909-07-15
NstiCc 10 Bidders.

Scaled bids will be received up to : o'clock
p. M, Monday, August 2nd 1904 for the pur-
chase of school building known rs the first
Primary building located in south ward and
the school Site belonging to the district
located in the south ward. Bids to be filed
with the secretary, Board reserves the right
to accept or reject any or all bids.
school District Of Red Cloud city.
by IT, i. uNERING JR., PREs
y. H. FULTON, SECRETARY.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-22
&aufmannii9e
Nbi9atung
QafaiDanna GOuntD
Sir sas Sabr 1909.

Den 6dnblern In ausldnbiihen unb einbeimtiben
Qaufmannswaaren, Watllern, etc., in BEN eountp
qadawanna, Staat Qenniplpania. eiene hermit jur
Qahriht, bab gemdb eer peribieberen Grlafe oer
Geittaebuua hes Staaies. nm Giniommer su erstelen
Dur Jsfreitnns Der Ausaaben une anberen 9pedsn,
ber unterlei9nete abi9dser pon tauimdnnii9en nnp
anbsren ei,enss Steuern fir beiaetee 9ountp ein
gsrieinnib bon SdneIern In 6Gtern, Baaten, Sans
bssartiteln, pdtentmeoisne Watlern, etc.. en8ros
un6 Detail, In beiaatsm 0ountp ausgetert'gt une
SsSsrmann l. bic aiaHe ssfsnt bat, bic tPm sers4t
une ridbtie erihien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-22

FIRST WARD.
miss, Joseph. Hospital St; retail.
lgill Gera, ll3 Brown ST., retail.
IL & Metland, % Salem Ave-; retail.
rms, E. j., Dundaff St; retail.
rnard, S, T., Salem Ave. retail
gioni, Vito, 81 Salem Ave-; retail.
own, John E., SO Salem ave.. retail.
rrett, Thomas, Fallbrook St; retail.
,uer, Mrs. Amelia, 70 N. Church St; retail
halci, Bruno, Dundaff St.. retail.
bwnell Bros, 90 Park St; retail.
res, E. W., IS Church ST.. retail.
k,anaugh, Charles. Dundaff ST.; retail.
Ike H. F.. "a N. Church St; retail
Icreveling, r.. II Dundafi St; retail.
Cramer l.. W., 81 Lincoln ST.: retail.
lCerra. Louis. Apple St; retail,
Crane. Israel & Co, N Main ST.; retail.
Cerea. Joseph, Hospital ST.. retail.
ChiIleno. salvatore, 10 Hospital St.; retail.
Edwards. David, &c Lincoln Ave-; retail.
Edwards. Robert, "a Salem Ave; retail.
Fellows, thomas, As Salem Ave-; retail.
Finneran, Patrick. "a Dunbar St; retail.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-22

hAker, NJ Tetall.
Rosenfeld, B.; retail.
Rippon, Cathbert; retail.
Sauczak, john retail.
Siniava. George; retail.
Shea, John j.; retail.
Shea, William; retail
Stone, Mrs. X; retail.
Sweeney, j. w; retail.
Schlitzer, Jacob; retail.
Seras, William retail
Sperkz, Lewis; retail.
Spratt, Harry; retail.
Smarsh Steve; retail.
Stein. Joseph retail.
Swallow. Peter; retail.
Spite, George; retail.
Turko, William; retail
Watkins, Thomas NJ. retail
Williams; Elizabeth: retail.
Watkins. Charles j.; retail
Whitman, HERBERT retail.
Weiss, Alexander; retail.
Weiss, John; retail.
Wrabel, NJ. j.; retail.
Wilcha, Makar; retail.
Watkins, Gwen; retail.
Yablonsky, Ignatz; retail.
RANSOM TOWNSHIP.
Besecker; retail.
Sickler Martin; retail.
SCOTT TOWNSHIP.
Benedict, F. G.: retail.
Carpenter, Hanley; retail.
Eley. John; retail.
Howe. Mrs. George w; retail.
Lewis, F. w; retail.
Thatcher, o. A.; retail.
White, Vincent; retail
SOUTH ARLINGTON TOWNSHIP.
Bunnell, j. w; retail.
Boiee. John t.: retail.
Coons, II. P: retail.
Cooke, ]. II. & Sons; retail.
Clark, T. E.. retail.
Bailey, Tilghman: retail.
Dodge, William L. retail.
Frace, William s.: retail.
Fish, W. D.: retail.
Holgate, James; retail.
Lewis, Frank: retail.
Mathews, Walter L.; retail.
McGreevy, Bernard; retail.
Roll, Philip; retail.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-04-22

Natell Felice. Spencer ST.: retail.
Ninnetti, Michael lO7 Quincy Ave; retail.
Noack, Geo. w, 1888 Jefferson Ave-; retail.
1 Novack John; 203 E. Drinker ST.; retail.
o'Hara, T. F., Chestnut ST.; retail.
o'Malley, Thos. j., 11Ss E. Drinker St; re-
o'Boyle, Michael j., 2lO E. Drinker St.; re-
Prezlos, Sabine, Apple and Mortimer sts
Preaios, Sabine, Apple and Mortimer SITS.
Pane, Frank, Mortimer ST.: retail.
Priem, H. 507 s. Blakely St.; retail.
Palmer, John. Third and Butler Sts.; retail.
Pellenz, chas. T., Third and Butler Sts.: re-
Pace, Antonio F., s45 s. BIakely St.; retail.
Pickerallo Michael, 1888 Sand St; retail.
Powell, Joseph, 500 Throop ST.. retail.
Popoli, Carmela, Sand and Brady Sts. retail.
Patrick, Joseph, 12O Sand St; retail.
BUDDY, N. j.. 747 Adams Ave; retail.
Rosa, Thomas j., 2s2 Elm St.; retail.
Ruby. William John, III Madison Ave. retail
Ryan, p. j.; retail.
Regan. John j., lH Potter ST.; retail.
Rosser, William, 1854 Jefferson Ave-; RETAIL
Robinson. Catherine, POI Mill St; retail.
tail.
Ruane, John, sis Grove St; retail.
Riccardo, Benimimo. 524 Cooney St.; retail.
Ruane, Dennis. 705 Quincy Ave; retail.
Ricardo, Anthony, 2ls Sand St; retail.
Rogan, James j., IA Potter St; retail.
Strause, l.. PIG f. Drinker St. retail
Stein, Joseph H.. 1903 e. Drinker ST.. retail.
santeslrio, Frank. Smith St; retail.
seiartelli, Nicholas, 405 E. Drinker St; re-
tail.
stevens, E. A. 6 Son. 200 E. Drinker St;
retail.
Spencer, H. E., 1O7 Chestnut ST.; retail.
Scott, L.. 1873 Division St; retail
Stolh. A. NJ, 1886 Smith ST.; retail.
Spencer, A. d. & F. NJ; retail.
Steffen, R.; retail.
Sampson, j. L., 159 Prescott Ave-; retail
Summa, Angelo, Smith st.; retail
Shortella, Raffealo. Drinker St; retail.
Shortella. Raffealo, Drinker st. retail.
Sandersio, Frank, SO6 Smith St; RETAIL
summa, Joseph, Smith St; retail.
Smith, NJ. X, los Cherry St.; retail
Sacco Frank. 1870 Harrison Ave; RETAIL
Tomah, Catherini, Auburn st.. retail
Thomas, Barbara, 414 Grove ST.: retail.
Union Cash Store, Chestnut St; RETAIL
Voccarro Domenico, Smith St. retail.
Voccarro Vincenza, 52i Cooney ST.; retail.
Wilson, j. R., 22S E. Drinker St; retail.
William, ]. D., log W. Drinker St; retail
Williams Frank. 536 Drinker St; retail.
Willer Mrs. Emily, Drinker St; retail.
Wickam Bros. retail.
Walsh, Thomas. Sand and Gravel Sts.; retail.
Walsh, Edward b. 209 S. Blakely ST.; retail.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-30
VOTING FOR
QUEEN OF CARNIVAL
How the Vote stood this Morning In
the Contest Being Car
ried on.

The standing Of the votes for Queen
OF the Carnival, this morning at 900
o'clock was as follows
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-30
CRY NEWS.

The public schools will close on
Thursday and Friday OF next week In
order to permit the hundreds of pupils
to enjoy the celebration. Tney will be
out in force.
Quite number Of tickets have
been purchased for the theater attrac-
ton of this evening by out of town
people who are coming to see "The
Man Of the Hour"
The fall housekeeping season is
now on, which explains the anxious
look upon the faces of some of the cit
liens and also explains the increased
attendance at the noon lunch counters
of men who claim they have not tho
time to spare to go home for the noon
day meal.
while fire hazards in the cities
have gradually been getting smaller,
insurance men say there has been one
influence that has had a tendency to
increase them In the last two Or three
years. The increased number Of NOV
Ing picture shows is the cause. There
has been lately put on the market a
non-inflamable film which will not ex-
plode The chemical combination Of
the older fms made them exceedingly
dangerous around the high power
lights that are necessary with the pic
ture machines. The new films will do
away with a large part of the fire
risks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-09-30

Votairies of fashion have ever look
ed upon the women of the stage as a
source OF inspiration, and no actress
has offered more charming dress hints
than Henrietta Crosman, who will APP
pear at the Grand on tomorrow even
ing, October 1, in her newest success.
Sham
Miss Crosman not only wears ex-
quisite gowns when the characters
permits Of this feminine satisfaction.
but she always displays perfect taste
and carefully avoids those styles that
may be termed "freakish." In Sham
she has the opportunity to indulge her
sartorial taste to great degree, and
all OF the gowns she wears in the play
have been much admired by the
women in her fashionable audiences
In New York and other large cities.
One dress in particular, an evening
gown in which the white and gold
combination is used with artistic eff
feet, has won the applause of her
feminine admirers everywhere. The
Greek note is the dominant one in
this creation, with the yelling with
white chiffon Of sheath of soft
white satin. The tunic of chiffon is
shorter by severalss inches than the
satin underskirt. and thus the gown is
made much more practical Outlining
| this tunic of chiffon is an exquisite
embroidery of gold bugles, delightfully."-
4 light and glittering son the left side
the tunic is slashed and joined by
motifs of the bugle trimming with a
deep fringe of the golden crystals
| The plastron of the embroidery is out
! lined by bands of the embroidery,
lending a very rich and brilliant eff
feet. Ruched sleeves of chiffon reach
to the elbow, which is banded by the
! embroidery and from which fall angel
sleeves OF the chiffon edged with the
embroidery and weighted with tassel
of the bugles. There is certainly
distinct charm and grace in these
/ angel sleeves which invariably make
them welcome addition to an even
ing gown. A gold collarette with
large corrals affords a harmonizing
bit Of gold, while on her arm Miss
Crosman wears very handsome and
unique bracelet.
/ The result is delightfully."- airy,
effective ball gown which is sure to
be much admired by the patrons of
the opera house.