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The Marshall republican., 1911-08-03
NORTH A PASS

A good rain reached this part
of the county last Monday. The
farmers ara all smiles and sun
shine as the rain was needed bad
Nv and we think the late corn was
very much benefited by II.
The Tolle family spent last Sun
day afternoon with Philip R.tchart
and sisters.
Less Cal OF Mt. Leonard was
calling In this vicinity last Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Albert Hoover and little
daguhtcr. Opal, spent the day last
Sunday wish c. W. Dickson and
family.
Mrs. Annie Ranies VIII, visited
relatives AMI friends In Cooper
county last week, returned home
last Saturday evening.
Paul Bosci,la. OF Usage county,
Is visiting win p. II. Arnesmeyer
and family ut this writing.
John Shores. OF nea Sweet
Springs spent sevcra, days last
week with W. J. Vogt and family.
Sam Moritz, ir. and wife we're
supper guests OF Mori.z Bros. OF
south OF waverly last Sunday.
The scrubs crossed bats with
the "waverly Kids" ut Shewalters
park at waverly last Sunday. Ask
the scrubs" about the % They
will play at Grand Pass next Sun
day
Spry Bros. and family, and John
Raincs and family spent the day
last Sunday with Mrs. Annie Raines
c. W. Dickson and p. II. Ritch-
art sold several wagons loads OF
lice hogs TO Sherman Houston of
Malta Bend.
David Rohn and son, W. r., and
Al Webb were t%ransacting business
In Kansas City last week.
4 l.. Dcmoss and family have
returned 10 Saline county where
they will reside for the future.
Ser, ices at Asbury Chapel next
Sunday by Rev. Leatherman pas
ter.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-03
County News
RIVER VIEW

Mrs. F. NJ. Davis left Saturday
for an extern lei visit with rela-
t2ves In jackson county.
Misses Lorene Thornton and
Mabel Heuman have returned home
after a weeks visi. with Mrs. I. p.
Neff.
James Hoke and family OF Ar
row Rock spent several days the
guest of Water Kammeyer and
rife.
Mrs. orson King and daughters
left Saturday for a two weeks visit
with the formers parents in Kan
sas.
DR.. Sharp was a caller here FRI
day afternoon.
A. j. Kruger went to Slater Mon
day.
Ike Romine and son, OF Kansas,
are here on a visit to relatives.
J.. X. Heuman AMI wife attended
the funeral OF Little Lillian KAN
meyer Wednesday near Blackwater
and were dinner guests oil VIII
Heuman and family.
Mrs. j. II. Dctmer arrived Sat-
urday from Sedalia for a visit
with her son AMI daughter here.
T. VI. Ehler and family spent Sun
day at the home OF Frank Lcim-
xuhLor.
Mrs. l.. q. Brown Is numbered
among the sick.
Mrs. Frank H)ener AMI daugh-
Tor spent Saturday and Sunday In
Arrow Rock and attended the con
yentiJn.
jessie Honsick, wife AMI daugh-
Ter, Fem and Joe Thornton attend
cl tn woodman picnic a; Wilton
.hurIsAy.
A.. u. Sopcr and lady friend were
di Hng In our midst Sunday az
tc.nJon.
Mr.. wEl Gabbert AMI children
Of Marshall were week end guests
OF relatives here.
Miss Lillian Hens.ck was n Sla-
tor visitor Wednesday.
r. +. Dctmcr was OF the market
Tuesday with a load %: cattle.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-03
NEW HOME

People arc rejoicing because OF
the good ralns W, have been hav-
ing.
Mr. AMI Mrs. Tom Markham and
children and Miss Maud Harris re-
turned homs from Scdaha Sunday
whore they had been visiting rcla-
lives and friends for the past week
Miss Jennie Menegali of Concor-
dia Is visiting her sister, Mrs. II,
Z. Kuntz.
Mr and Mrs. A. W. Forbes, c. o.
Martin, j. r. Laughing, Mr.. and
hrs. j. II. Fordham took dinner
with ID. NJ. Harris ana family last
Thursday.
Mrs. A. X. Lem IN went to Soda
liza last Monday where she Ia with
relatives for several days.
Mrs. v. A. Doty and three chill
dren OF Enid, Okla, arrived last
Monday TO be with relatives and
friends for awhile.
Miss Lucille Tillet, OF Sweet
Springs spent a few days OF last
week with the Misses McKinneys.
Miss Marie Cooper OF Blackburn,
visited the Misses Ross last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Harris were
with the formers parents over
Sunday.
Born to MI. and Mrs. Robert
Frizzell, July 2Tth, 1911, a boy.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-03

Noble from Thurs lay until Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Larkin and
daughter, Marie, of south Of Mar
shall were visitign relatives here
last week.
obed Noble and little grand son,
Harry Howard, of Marshall call
ed on John Noble and family Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sadewhite
Sundayed with J. s. Lewis and fam
lily.
J. W. Caldwell and family and
Mrs. J. X. Lewis took dinner Mon
day with Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Riddle
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-03

here bost RI house By fire hst
Tsnsrsday Cause unknown.
Miss Cara Schtesssr IL waiting
relatives 1t Hardeman this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Dennis have
been attending the Herndon meet
ings this week. '
We had a fine rain Monday and
everybody is rejoicing and sowing
tprnip seed.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-03

Miss Callie Odeu Of Marshall Is
visiting Mss Ruth Logsdon this
week.
NJ p. suggets spent Sunday at
MAYHEM.
Mrs. w. F. Lacy AMI Miss Ber-
nice Lacy went to Marshall Tues
day evening to visit relatives.
Miss Nan Kenan Of Centra.ia Ia
visiting MISS Nell washburn.
Miss Ethel Larkin of Wellington
left Sunday afternoon after a
weeks visit with her cousins, Miss
Lucy and Frances Maddox.
Miss Alma Ashurst left for Lex
ington Sunday afternoon.
George Lacy and sister, Miss
Bernice of Bates City are waiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher Lacy.
Mrs. Lee Suggett was In Mar
shall Saturday.
Missl Nellie curtius left Mon
day for McAllister Springs.
Quite a number attended the
Corder picnic Saturday.
Miss Fields Of 81. Louis - visit
ing Miss Corinne Lopez.
John Pauling spent Sunday at
home.
Mrs. Peak and Mrs. Galloway
went to McAllister Springs Satur-
day.
Miss Neil Washburn and Miss
KEENAN, OF Centra,ia left Wedncs
day morning for Colorado Springs
Denver and other western points.
They were accompanied to ST.
Joseph by Miss Filth washburn.
Miss Mary Logsdon returned 10
her home In Marshall Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Trent visited In
Marshall Wednesday.
Misses Lucy and Francis Maddox
who has been visiting at Jeffer-
son City AMI neir Versailles, re-
turned home Saturday,.
We hal a good rain hero Mon
day.
Finke'die Bros. shipped two car
loads OF cattle Monday night.
The German Evangelical church
is going to give a picnic on Aug.
9th.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-03
Week End and Sunday Eek
cursion

G. & A. X. r. has on sale for all
trains Saturday and Sunday lex
cept the Hummcrl a Sl.6o round
trip rate good till s n. m. Mon
day tall trains except the hummer)
to Kansas City. Also $3.50 rate
going and returning on Slater nc
commodation same date. Leave
Kansas City $50 p. m.
o. L. Hawthorne,
Passenger agent.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-03
BLUE LICK

The ice ream supper at L. j.
Holdens was quite a success.
DR.. Wingfieid, T. II. York, j. II.
Dennis and John Schieszer and
families attended the Wilton pic
mic and report a large crowd.
Dan Driskell,t VIC mi.es south OF
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-03
MT. LEONARD

Prof. Hugh Berlin drove over
from Malta Bend Saturday on bust
ness.
Mrs. Lottie Brooks and daugh-
ter, Beatrice. of st. Louis are visit
ing the formers brothers, John and
H. z. Dingley here.
We are sorry 10 state Mr.. Carl
Grimes Is very sick with fever. Mrs.
Haines Of Slater Is here assisting
to care for him.
Miss Gentry OF st. Louis visited
relatives here last week.
c. II. Paul returned home Sun
day from an extended visit Mt
Brunswick and Brookfieid. He
also informed us ne and Mrs. Paul
visited the family Of C. l.. Hughes
ut Whultun- Mr.. Hughes former
" resided here but seems well
pleased In their new home.
Mrs. M. Gentry was quite sick
last week. Her sister, Mrs. John
Dyer, OF Fairvilie was here taking
enre OF her.
Miss Lillian Sayers vas a guest
ef her cousin, Mrs. Charley Sayers
last week.
lliss Jessie Flynn OF Marshall,
vas visiting Miss Ger.rais Lynch
some days last week.
Miss Adeila Bray was a guest OF
sssEtives ct waverly last week.
Miss Helen Berlin OF Malta Bend
Uss q guesf OF relatives here iast
Wsek.
The Marshall republican., 1911-08-03
SALINE VALLEY

Joe r. 0tgsr OF Glasgow called
on homefoiks here Sunday.
Mas Kess.cr wal a Glasgow cal
err Sunday.
Henry Brucks OF Ahoit was q
guest Of her daughter, Miss Katie
of this pace over Sunday.
Mrs. Fl. Kruse and two daugh-
tiers OF Slater b spending the week
with her mother, Mrs. II. Meyer.
Miss Tillie Koch was Slater Wis
itor las. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Shanghnessy OF
Glasgow were guests of friends
int his vicinity Sunday.
Waiter Monnig OF the Marshall
shoe factory accompanied by his
famdly spent Sunday with the fam
lily of Mrs. p. j.. Kessler OF this vi
vinity.
At present VIII Reich Is being
barely recognized by his friends.
Several humble bees backed up
against his face and by giving q
Violent push gave Mr.. Reich the
appearance OF a bail of hay with
one wire busted.
Odd corn rs changing hands here
at roc AMI T5c per bushei. The
growing crop has stood the
drought wonderfully and was no
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-29
TONIGHT is THE TIME

Do not Overlook the fact that to
night is the date for the w. of W.
dance at the Armory Hall Every
thing has been arranged, even to the
smallest detail and there is no doubt
but that the party will be all that the
ladies have worked SO diligently to
make it. The supper will be served
at the hall and the best procurable III
the line of edibles will be spread for
the benefit OF the dancers The
moonlight dance, a novelty, will be
a feature, and no one should miss this
party if they are looking for a good
time and a good dance. The Litch-
enberg orchestra will furnish the
music and the dancers are thus as
sured of the best in that line
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-29
On a Visit
With Friends

Mrs. Alfred Chartz left yesterday
morning for Virginia City to meet
three young ladies with whom she
attended school in Germany in the
sixties, being Mrs. Susan Smith,
Mrs. J. Engelbrecht. and Mrs. K.
Sulzbacher, to few days tallfest.
The most beautiful lines in literature
are contained in the Bible, of course
"Reatuiful upon the mountain are the
feet of him who brings good news
Beautiful is the reunion OF old
school mates may be considered
as rather fair, too.
Mrs. Engelbrecht lived in Virginia
City when Mount Davidson looked
like a race track to her, but now she
acknowledges it is getting a little
hilly.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-29
Nevada Man
Dies in Oakland

]. w. Fitzpatrick, who has been
connected with the land department
of the Southern Pacific for y number
of years, died at his home in Oakland
Wednesday. Fitz. as he was most
generally known was a genial, whole
soulcd fellow, a man who made
friends wherever he was known, and
a man of sterling worth. Tho COM
munity has lost sterling citizen and
the corporation faithful man by his
death.
He was we'll known throughout
Western Nevada and the northern
and central sections of California,
where he had extensive dealings with
the people He was taken i'll few
months ago and compelled to resign
his position His death is shock
to all who knew him. His wife and
family have the sympathy of many
friends in this state.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-29
Water Shy
At Wonder

Over in Wonder. drinking water, in
fact water for all purposes is so high
that the people go to lengths to Sc
cure same for general purposes. 1t
is even said that water that has been
used for cyaniding is picked up after
leaving the mills and utilized for do
mestic purposes. The people have
been warned OF the danger Lut appar-
emily do not fear to take the chance
Our friend, Brother Ellis of the
Wonder Mining News. would not
feel any discomfort at little thing
like that. He has been in the habit
of mixing little cyanide solution
with his drinking water during the
past twenty years we have known
HIM and has grown fat on it,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-29
Board Holds
A Meeting

The Board or Equalization was iii
session this morning. The Commits
sioners are making a thorough can
vass of affairs in general in hopes OF
equalizing the taxes throughout the
County. Many applications have
been made for reductions and 4 lot oi
have been assessed by the Board a
number OF the taxpayers have been
summoned in the hopes OF re-adjust-
ing the difficult problem OF taxation
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-29
Freight Rates
And Nevada

According to Chicago dispatch
| managers of transcontinental rail
roads yesterday announced a general
increase in all class freight rates
from Eastern points to the Pacific
Coast, in line with plans formulated
at the time of the hearing by the In
terstate Commerce Commission OF
the intermOuntain rate cases. The
new rates are effective November |.
The increase will not affect commod-
ity rates, under which the greater
part of the freight business is handl
ed. Class rate shipments amount to
about five per cent of the total traffic.
At present the first class from all
points between New York and the
Missouri River to the Pacific Coast
is So per 100 pounds. Under the new
schedule the rate from New York will
be 3.7O from Pittsburg $500, from
Cincinnati $780, from Chicago $340;
from the Missouri River, $500, and
from the Colorado, $500
In an interview with Railroad Com
missioner Shaughncssy he stated that
this in no way affects the rates order
ed by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission in the Reno rate case. In
each instance the rates as quoted
above are cut in proportion to the Re
no, Winnemucca and Elko terminals.
When asked what the roads were go
ing TO do about the complying with
the order of the Interstate Commerce
Commission he stated that it looks
like they were going to fall into line
Every available freight adjuster and
clerk is being worked overtime in or
der to file the new freight rate with
the Commission by October 18th, a
ordered. Thirty days from that date
it is to go into effect, if no further
trouble arises and the railroads com
ply with the order as introduced by
the head commission. AS it is now
but a matter of few weeks the rate
will be in effect or another legal step
is to be taken by the railroads.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-29
Splendid Bill
At the Park

The Park has an excellent program
for tonight and six fine pictures will
be shown. Following are the pic
lures:
The Hunters Dream
Forbidden Cigarettes.
The Diver.
The Wild Cat Well, an oil country
romance.
A romantic Drama.
Hans Millions (Schmidt learns
that his former clerk is heir to a mil
lion
The Tramp Find (in which homes
ty wins liberty for the hero and two
children whom he befriended).
Don't miss this program
Two shows nightly, first show at
7:3O sharp. Admission lOc and 20s
Special Matinee Saturday After
noon at 2:3O. Admission Sc and lOc
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-29
Fish Men
Will Meet

George Mills departed for Lake Ia
hoe where the Fish Commissions ot
several states will meet at the Tav-
ern and talk over this propagation
The members hold an annual meet
ing and it proves of interest, as it re
suits in the exchange of ideas about
members OF the finny tribe. The re-
suit has been that the neighboring
states are now on an understanding
coming to the front, as is shown in
waters of the intersccting streams.
Needless to say they will have good
time in connection with the business.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-29
Re-foresting
Nevada Hills

Two hundred and fifty acres OF The
mountain side of Snake Creek, in TIL,
Snake division of the Nevada forest
will be planted with seed OF the vel
low pine by the forest service under
the direction OF Deputy Supervisor
Diffenbach. In addition to the seed
10000 one and two -year-old pine seed
lings will be planted in the same Vi
cinity.
This work of reforesting the re
serves is part of the regular scheme
OF the government and was first at
tempted in this county near the Ber-
ry creek station. There are a large
number of two-year-old seedlings OF
yellow pine, fir and other varieties
Of trees were planted. The yellow
pine planting was a failure but about
Is per cent of the other seedlings
took to the soil and tlourished Ten
acres were planted with yellow and
lodge pole pine seed with which bet
ter luck was had.
Small areas of the ground were
measured off after the seeds began
to sprout and the number of sprouts
counted From the figures obtained
it is estimated that there will be LOCO
trees to the acre t all those that got
a start will survive.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-29
HOME PROTECTION

The number OF incendiary fires
that have occurred in Goldhcld late
" has aroused the citizens OF that
community, They have established
a merchants patrol. A couple OF pa
trolment are now hired to watch the
city and cndeavor to put stop to
the dangerous fires. As the insur-
ance rates are very high in that city
the merchants figure that they are
saving money on the transaction
should fire bug be caught out that
way there will probably be short shit I
dealt TO the culprt..
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-29
Old Tim
Passes AWay

Tim. the Chinaman who worked
about the Nieira barber shop for
years, passed away yesterday in Chi
natown. Some time ago he was
stricken blind and had to quit work
up town. Tim for years followed
gambling Every dollar he could get
hold OF went over the green cloth.
He was always looking Tor stake to
take him to China He will be buried
in the China cemetery and all the
countrymen will attend Old Tim
was faithful servant and made many
Peace to his ashes.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-29
Musical Co.
Again Tonight

The Mimic Musical Comedy Com
pany entertained 4 goodsized audi
ence at the Wigwam last night and
all seemed well-plcased with the pro-
duction OF the Merry Whirl." In
this play the actors are not burdcned
with a heavy plot by any means, but
as the name suggests, it was a sort
OF merry whirl from start to finish,
There is plenty OF good singing. dane
ing. drills, jokes, etc, and i'll the va
rious parts assumed each actor and
actress carried them very well. The
new, and taking it all in all the show
Is fully up to representations. To-
night there will be change in pro-
gram when the Hotel Topsy Tur
vey' will be presented. 1t Is said
that this piece give the actors more
opportunity and that the play is real
ly very good.
Miss Maybcllc Baker. the star, has
very good stage appearance and all
OF the others do their parts well. 1t
is safe to say that no one was dis
appointed last evening and that all
who attend this evening will be well
pleased.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-29
Trials Set
At Yerington

Judge Langan has announced that
he has decided to call the Lyon Coun-
ty Grand, Jury together at ferington
time the jury will take up the case OF
DIR. Eiker OF Mason who was bound
over by the justice court on the
charge OF murder in the first degree
The doctor is the man who shot and
killed undertaken Otter last week.
and is now out on 5000 bail. On
the 10Th OF next month jury Will as
sembe at Yerington to try Allie
Mann and other prisoners awaiting
trial on criminal charge.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-29
The Very Latest
At the Grand

The Grand offers its patrons fea-
turc tonight in The Crucial Test. :
The picture i, dramatization OF a
portion Of The Dcrelict, a story OF
the Spanish American war. by Rich-
ard Harding DAVIS. The story is oi
a newspaper reporter writing Tor an
American new wspapcr, and stationed
in Cuba. Because nothing OF more
than ordinary interest occurs among
the fighting forces of the two ma
tons, he is unable to dispatch excit-
ing articles to his paper and as re-
suit is dropped from the employ OF
the paper: another, the star reporter
Of the same newspaper Is given the
territory. and it seems at hrst as 1t
he is going TO make good. but condi-
tions change. something happens,
and the real interest OF the story be
gins--you can better understand the
rest OF the story if you see it project
ed on the screen at the Grand to-
night.
A Bograph comedy. brim full OF
iun. An interrupted Game" is well
worth special mention. it is unnsu-
ally funny; you had better plan to see
il tonight as it is your last oppor-
tunity.
You will always be entertained at
the Grand.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-29
DOUBLE TRACKING

Bert Malcolm. Of the firm of Nal
colin Brothers, railroad contractors
who have a contract for a section oil
the Southern Pacific double-tracklng G
at Rose Creek. is in town to-day. Mr..
Malcolm reports that seven or eight
gangs of 20 or 25 men each are at
work between Inlay and Winnemuc
ca. and if all goes we'll will have the
work completed in about three more
months.-Silver State.
Attorney Gibbons came up on the
morning train from Reno. He had
business before the District Court
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-29
District Court
Is Busy

Judge Langan came down from the
COmStock this morning to take fur
ther evidence III the Nyc & Ormsby
Bank matter. He is busy trimming
down expense accounts that wcr,
brought in. also lawyers fees and eN
penseS. If the matters can all be al
justed to-day the order dischargine
receiver Lockhart will issue and =
new receiver will be appointed
to be made before this can be done
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-29
TO THE LADIES

Ladies': | have just received my
new Fall and Winter Styles and Sam
,,,, i'm Tailor made Suits, Long
Coats, Jackets. Skirts, cts. Every
uarmcnt made to your measure and
satisfaction guaranteed. Cloth by
the yard ii desired.
MRS. KNOWLES.
White House. one block south OF
Capitol.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-29
Will David
Resting Easy

Yesterday afternoon an operation
was performed on Will David for ap-
pendicitis. 1t was found that the pa
tient was in a very dangerous condl
ton and the operation was timed al
a period that undoubtedly saved his
life. Mr. David rallied we'll from the
ordeal and to-day is resting as we'll as
a sick man can possibly expect. His
many friends will be pleased to learn
hope for rapid recovery.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-29
New Plans
At University

The new plans for the buildings
and grounds OF the Nevada Univer-
sity have been received by President
Stubbs from architect Bliss of Saf
Francisco One darwing shows the
entire college campus from Ninth t'
the Mackay athletic field as it will ap-
pear when the present buildings are
remodeled and the new buildings
constructed. 1t is planned to begin
the work OF construction of the pro
posed administration and library
building next summer.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-29
SELLING PROPERTY

There Is quite a boom in Comstock
real estate at present. During the
past week five pieces of property
have changed hands and other deals
are pending. With the discovery OF
new values on the lower levels and
the opening of several OF the new
hnds. the. old camp is taking OH re
newed life. 1t is good sign and
promises much for Western Nevada
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-29
CarSOniteS Go
To the Mines

John Casson and Rob Roy were de
partures on the Minden train this
morning. They are headed for An
tclope where they will commence
operations on a. silver-lead property
that is held under lease 1t is their
ment work and determine the extent
OF the high grade ore that has been
developed on this particular ground.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-09-29
TAMALES-TAMALES

Matt Farrell will open his Tamale
parlors Thursday night. The reputa-
ton made by this delicacy is too well
known and new as well as reuglar
customers will find the same exceli-
ent quality as in recent seasons.
Phone orders will be delivered. Call
m phone 33l. These are homemade
and the best tamales in the city.
ASK FOR FARRELL'S.