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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-14
IN PIONEER DAYS

Herewith the Record gives tn,
usual weekly list of items taken from
copy of the paper printed twenty
FIVE years before. This week ths
items are taken from the issue 0,
March Ii. 1887. At that time the
people Of Emm ons county were just
recovering from the effects OF an
unusually strenuous winter. With
limited accommodations u. band for
travel. the people were nevertheless
forced to exist. and many trip was
taken from various parts OF kmmons
county TO Bismarck for the necessa.-
les Of life. In the issue dated as
above. mention is made OF Messrs
Herolz. Wilson. SsoudeY and Bum
stead. Of the Winchester nelghbor-
hood. having started on trip over
land 10 Bismarck. |, was considered
an everyday occasion. winter o.!
summer.
In Town and Out
L 4 heetler visited the Capita.
cry this week
NJ. and Mrs. J. 5. Brock were in
town Ta1.sisy. shopping
l.. Young will dig well 70. NJ.
Ben.lsy. NJ. Keetier ~ili assist.
Far-ss, Boa.iilies ard Attorney
.Arr1S..ons listed tie Capital City
during .f,s week
Shsri.. Made le., Gay.on IS.
Wednesday with three wagon laacs
q: beef for the Bismarck market
John GaushDoar. 0: the Buchanan
nelghoorhooi. departed inu.sssy
fo. Bismarck with wagon-.csc Of
butter. eggs and vegetables.
S,ar-route irregularities vii 70,
bother another winter. for The til!
viii soon be brough, into this rses
Of the woods by the ''keers-
Tribune, March 5th: Comnission-
er Gayton, E. 7. Herrick. Sheriff
Bill Wade. Dick Thistleshwaise and
Admiral Blake. Of Emmons
county. being encouraged by the
few days Of pleasant weathe. land
COURT, visited the Capita city on
Thursday.
Major Samuel A. Dickey was in
dicted last week by the United States
grand jury for selling flre-vatef 70
the aborigines. NJ. j. Edgerly was
appointed by the court 70 defend the
major. and the prisoner.was then re-
leased on his own reeognizance.
Those who know the major best DO
not believe that he..has been guilty
of wasting good whisky on those
who.cannot properly appreciate il.
Quite number..of citizens gath
cred at the meeting called Saturday
10 consult with the Williamspors
school board regarding teachers.
Much interest was manifested, as
the available pedagogic timber here
abouts is considerable. Miss Edna
F. Conner was chosen for the Viii
Transport school. Mrs. E. T. Her.ick
for the new school in the Fielden
neighborhood. Miss Anna F. Cell
NOW Mrs. Chas S Lane. Of Linton
for Danbury. and Miss Lille keim
for The school near Kalberer s.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-14
THE LINTON SCHOOLS.
item. Of lateresa 70 Patrons -
Puriia-

The high-school room was visited
hy Miss Minnie Bates and MS
Felland las, Friday.
The pupils Of the sixth and sew
enth grades viii render q program
next Friday afternoon ate. recess.
All are welcome
TIE class in high-school penman-
ship is doing two pages Of required
work every evening. to supplement
the q ass-roon instruction in writing.
The class in German II is about to
complete Gerstackers fanciful story
called .o,eriNelsha uSen. A review
class 10 German has been organ
izsS3
TIE astendance in all the rooms Of
late has been very regular. The
grades are doing some good. lively
work. which is sure to tell in better
scholarship and Department all along
the line
Inc following have not been alb
scr. or tardy since school opened last
fa!l. September 5th. They are oil
entitled 10 specia credit, and deserve
the space here accorded them:
First Grade Alvin Atha. Walter
krick. Joseph Bosch and Kenneth
Wiley. Second Grade: Philipena
Bosch. Third Grade: Vera Wiley.
Fourth Grade. Katie helsch Fifth
Grade Maggie Horner. Philipena
.Iansula- Seventh Grade: Oscar
Mohn. High School Mildred Lynn,
Donald Paul,
The High-School Literary Society
gave p.aisevor.hy program last
FRIDAY afternoon All the parts
were rendered with considerable en-.
,husiasm. The deba,ers. while not
waving eloquent or throwing orator.
ical bricks. were on hand with q
liberal supply of facts an fipgers. !"
Malin Mohn and Glen Turner argued
in favor Of free textbooks for all
grades below the high school, while
Donald Paul and Mabel McCulley up.
held the neeotive. the latter two
winning the decision. The society
elected Alice Henderson. president
and Mildred Lynn secretary and
treasurer. The next program is on
the boards for the 22d of March.
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Sport in Prospect.

On Saturday night of this week
there will be an event at the opera
house which will delight the sport
fans Of this thriving little burg. It
will be boxing exhibition between
Mark Solomay, the local wrestler,
and Frank Lovelace. also of Linton.
Frank has been proving himself
quite handy with the gloves. and his
opponent claims to be even better in
this form Of amusement than the
wrestling game. If such is the case,
those who attend may be sure that
they will see some good work, fol
Solomay has ably demonstrated the
fact that he is all he claims on the
mat. There will be good prelimi,
naries. and Solomay will agree t.
throw any middle weight in the crowd
in a limited time.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-14
TEMyIK SCHOOL-NOTEs.

Rev. A. NJ. Wiley, of Linton, vis-
tied both rooms one day last week.
Mrs. Hazeltine. who is assisting
her husband in holding revival meet
ings at this place. held children's
meetings Wednesday and Friday,
just after school, which were enjoy
ed greatly by all the children.
The children who had been absent
on account Of sickness were all back
in school this week.
Gottlieb Schatz has been absent
from the eighth grade nearly ! the
week. having had to help in the
store.
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serial No. oei57.) March April ND
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior,
q. s. Land Office At Bismarck " H.,
February q. 1912.
Notice is hereby given that
JOHANNES HOLZER,
OF strasburp. North Dakota. who. on Decen-
her 8 1865. made Homestead Entry No. 3,0'i',
Serial 40. 09557, for Lots I, 9 and and south
east quarter Of northwest quarter OF section
Ftfth Principal Meridian. has filed notice OF
Intention TO make final fve-year proof, TO
Z 81 abii.h claim to the land above described,
before Charles j. Carley, Judge and eN-
officio Clerk Of the County Court, at Linton,
North DAKOTA, on the 18th day OF April, 1917.
Claimant names IS witnesses:
Joseph schwallig, OF strasburg. n D.
Ferdinand Heidrich, of strasburg, n. ID.
Elias Naxel, OF Strasburg, ID
Peter .Jochim, OF strasburg, \. u.
4. n. sTENENS, Register.
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NOTICE: OF NOMINATIONS.

Noucei heehyg
o
voted for a ide beef
ty the Secrtay O. North east
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(seria, No. ol47..) Deb. s-March l59
Notice for Publication.
Department OF the Interior.
U. S. Land ONCE at Bismarck, n. b.,

Notice is hereby given that
MARiANNA MASTEL,
formerly Mariana Scherr,.
OF Strasburg, North Dakota, who, on October
8. 1908 made Homestead Entry Serial No
0l474. for the south half OF the south
east quarter of Section -, Township l3s
north Range "a west OF the Fifth Principal
Meridian, has filed notice OF intention to
make final Communication proof, to establish
claim to the land above desc ribbed, before
Charles b. Csrey, Judge and EN -Othcio
Clerk OF the County Court, at Linton, North
Dakota, on the 10Th lay of March, 1912.
Claimant names AS witnesses:
Geor2 Schmidt, OF Hague, n. d.
Nicholas Aberle, Of Hague, n. %.
Joseph Aberle. OF iceland, y. ID.
Michael Vetter, of Hague. n. ID.
r. n. STEVENS. Register.
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For Job Printing of any kind call
1t the Emmons County Record office
and examine samples.
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a IN andc esedat p onsMdda
a linton NthDa ota this th day of Mach1s
OF E County, hO
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-10
TEACHER TELLS OF
RUNNING OVER BOY

Detective Harry Riker, of East Or
ange. secured statements yesterday
from Miss Augusta L. Pat. .ck, a teach
er of athletics in a Newark school,
who lives in ,ntclair and whose car
a down Frank Wood Blauvelt, the
of 10 Midland avenue, East Orange,
in Springdale avenue, that city. The
two stories differ 2 little in details as
to how the boy was run down. There
will be no complaint made against
the teacher. it is understood.
Miss Patrick says she noticed four
boys in the road when approaching
Morris street and footed her horn n
went to the left to pass them. The
Blauvelt boy and his father started
across the street, she says, but the
youth for some reason ran back into
the road again and into the mud-guard
Of her car and then fell down. She also
told of securing DR.. George G.. Beckett
to give him treatment and then took
Mr.. Blauvelt and the injured youth
home and left her address with them.
Mr.. Blauvelt told Detective Riker
that Miss Patrick gave no warning of
her approach in the automobile when
he and his son started to go across
the street. and says that h machine
struck and knocked Frank down, and
that it was 200 feet beyond where the
accident occurred that Miss Patrick
brought the car to a stop. Another
witness also says the car went 200
feet.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-10
MORTGAGES RECORDED.

@NA4
.John w JurkoNski to Polish-American
Building and Loan Association, west side
Grove street, 70 feet south from tourteenth
avenue. and other tract, $1,000.
Michael A. Miele to Columbia Building
and Loan Association, south side Central
avenue, $50 feet southwest from Plane
Emile D. Schulstadt and husband 10
Alma Could, north side Custer avenue, %
feet southeast from Hunterdon street, $500.
Eliphalet De Camp TO Federai trust
mpan east side Halsey street, DO feet
south from Pearl street, $1,000,
Morris Albert ct al. to Home Building
and Loan Association, east side Lake
street, 439 feet north from Fifth avenue,
$1,000.
Workingmen's Building and Loan Asso,
citation, south side Millington avenue, 16l
feet east from Clinton place, s, 500.
Nathan Turkel TO Police building and
Loan Association, east side Hunterdon
street, 1875 feet southwest from Grant ave-
Same to Eagles Building and Loan Asso-
citation, east side Hunterdon street, ltS feet
southwest from Grant avenue, $5,5OQ.
Charles G.. Parrillo to Firemenis Building
aud Loan Association. north side OF East
Mechanic street, 50 feet southwest from
Samuel CLAWS land. and other tract, S4,Wo.
Constantin Fus to Hugo Woerner, west
side South Fourteenth street, Y9 feet north
from Avon avenue. S4O.
Joseph Jablonski TO Mechanics Bulidlng
and Loan Association, east side Pierce
street, 400 feet northeast from Moreland
street, st, 500.
Frank Mastrangelo to Max Myers ct al,
east side Bruce street, Jos feet south from
Fourteenth avenue, $4,000.
Same to same, same property, $3.50
Daniel Langbefg TO New Jersey tldelty
and Plate Glass Insurance Company, west
side Belmont, avenue, 275 feet southwest
from Kinney street, $500.
Robert Herbers. jr. to Gustayus a. Rich
ards. north side Kossuth street, so feet
west from st. Charles street, $l,000.
Same to Louise Herber, same property.
500.
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east side North Sixth street. 35 feet north
from Sixth avenue and second tract, $,We.
John Weight to Charles F. Herr, execu-
tor. east Side South Eleventh street Nofeet
north from Avon avenue, Sl.50D.
Eva Curcio ct al. to Norfolk Building
and Loan Association, north side Watson
avenue, 452 feet west from Elizabeth ave
Jacob Sehiele to Crescent Building and
Loan Association, west side Merchant
street, 322 feet south from Clover street,
$500.
William F.. Taylor. jr. to Reliable Build
ing and Loan Association. north side East
Kinney street. 313 feet east from Pacific
Giovanni Gennarelll to vincenzo Buon-
Ierba, northwest corner Chestnut and Sand
Charles W. Van Ness ct al to Harriet
A. Clements. south side Orange street. 296
feet southwest from High street, $4,000.
TOWNSHIPS.
Mary A. Rush to Meta G. southmayd.
Orange. west side Ogden street. PSI feet
south from Central avenue, 81. O0O.
Same to Charles II. Decoster. Orange.
same property, S1,9S1.
Frederick @. Lindsey to Peoples Bank
of East Orange, East Orange, east corner
Sandford and Clifford streets, and other
tract. $500.
Francis H. Holmes TO Savings Invest
ment and Trust Company. East Orange.
west side North Grove street, northeast
corner Harry Adams's land, $500.
Emily NJ, Hattersley TO Ash Ira Mar
Realty Company. Glen Ridge. west side
High street. AL feet south from wildwood
terrace, 5000.
Frank C.. Kien1e to Nutley Realty Com
pany, Nutley. southwest side Rutgers
place. $3.50 feet northwest from Edgcwood
avenue, $500.
Thomas Grimes 10 Anna w. .Moding.
South Orange. west sid Meeker street.
so feet southwest from Mountainous
road. $500.
Adolf keehn to Universal DeVelopmenC
Company, Bloomfield. south side Baldwin
street, west sid East Passaic avenue,
$500.
Ess Bee Realty Company to Union Stock
and Land Company. Bloomfield, south side
Dodd street 125 feet northeast from Law
renee street, $1,000.
Victoria L. Cowell and husband to Essex
County Trust Company, East Orange, east
side South Arlington avenue. 1879 feet
southwest from f. i. Marsh's land, S4.500
Harold K. Hines to Francis NJ. Crawley
ct H., Montelair, south side Union street,
1877 feet west from Clinton venue. 5000.
Frederick \. Lassen to Henry Gott-
schalk. Caldwell. centre road from Pine
Brook to Horseneck Bridge. 4 chains west
from Husk estate. $1,000.
Francis j. Marley TO Betty Hohenstein,
Cedar Grove, south side Stevens avenue.
30 feet east from Lindsey road. $500.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-10
MONTCLAIR YALE ALUMNI
ORGANIZE AN ASSOCIATION,

The Yale Montclair Alumni Associa-
ton was formed last night at a dinner
attended by ffty-two Yale graduates
living in thai town at the Montclair
Hotel. Robert NJ. Boyd was toast
master and State Senator Austen Col
gate gave a short address. 1t has
been customary for the college alumni
living in Montclair to give a dinner
each year., the graduates of one col
lege acting as hosts. Wesleyan was
to have served this year, but there
were so few graduates of that instl-
tuition that the regular banquet could
not be given. The Yale men, however,
decided to have one among them
selves.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-10
CALL DAIRY CONDITIONS
IN EAST ORANGE BAD.

The finding of bad conditions at some
of the diaries visited this week by DR..
Fred C. Robertson. of the state Board
of Health; Roger III. Butterworth and
Health Officer William T. Bowman, of
East Orange, will probably result in
several dealers being stopped from de-
livering milk in that place and a pub
licity campaign started.
For two days the officials visited
places in Hunterdon, Warren and Nor
ris counties, and in some places the
conditions were found to be deplorable.
they say. The owners We're repri-
handed and told they might be or
dered to cease supplying milk.
DR.. Robertson is not finished with his
examination of dairies, and with Mr..
Bowman expects to start out again in
a few days.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-10
ORANGE SCHOOL TEACHERS
HAVE RESIGNING HABIT.

Several designations were accepted
by the Orange Board of Education last
night. Miss Florence NJ. Smith re-
signed as p~enmanship supervisor and
Miss Edith T. White as assistant kin
dergarten teacher in the lakewood
Avenue School. Miss Margaret Dock
cry was named in her place. Clarence
L. Dumm's resignation as science
teacher in the High School was ac-
copied. Mr.. DUNN will be succeeded
by Charles e. Dull, of Johnstown, Pa.
Miss Ada Bernard, a teacher. also
resigned.
The troubles at lakewood Avenue
were reported as satisfactory.
Urging a vocational school for pupils
who are behind in their studies, James
N. Muir. superintendent, showed a
comprehensive chart indicating the
children in school behind their classes.
Mr.. Muir reports SO per cent. of the
children are behind the average. The
sex hygiene problem was not taken up.
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SEALED


OFFICE OF Il CITY CLERK. CITY OF
NEWARK.
CITY HALL. NEWARK. n. J.
Newark, N. J.. April-6 1912.
NOTICE is hereby given that sealed proposals
will. be received by the committee on public
buildings OF the Common Council of the city
of Newark, N. j.. for the furnishing and de-
livering OF janitor's and engineers supplies
needed for the city Hall for the balance or
the year 1872. at a meeting to be held in the
City Hall In the city of Newark. Monday,
April 10, 1872.
Sample of goods must accompany bods.
Bids will De received from 8 10 $40 o'clock D.
m. The bids will be opened promptly at $50
O'Clock. Schedule containing quantities aud
qualities required can be Inspected at the Of
flee OF the CUSTODIAN.
L, The articles contracted for are to be FUR
nished In sucn quantities and at such times as
may be ordered by the custodian. prices 10
include delivery at the City Hall. The COM
mittee reserve to themselves the right to ae-
cept or reject any and all OF the proposals
hereby required or TO waive any defects
therein as they may deem best for the Inter
By direction of the committee on public
buildings.
JAMES F. CONNOLLY,
sprs-bt City Clerk.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-10

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Alex H. StreclSer to John NJ. Rogers,
s. Orange, n W cor Prospect st and
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.
NEWARK.

pats. u ucAndraw - En,;I;a n
S : = ~ &c
SoIIiStauas osu5no af' 4" -
chbristion ITIeissfer TO- h do.
Lai - s TIa1yanth 81 ITS ~ N ~
Dei, e > EISeh'h 81 40 II
Avon aE, $40 lo' ~.
ant Ia io f4s ~ ~ atatt' : sax9Sa
solomon one 70 David IN, Mazin e.
a ~ , o. Ninees sentda 81 AoV II Il II
ID ahane
stepecga '. tNoplnson anu nus 10 1en-
ne e1n " : N SeSonu 81, 400
II : II event axs zoAo..'
- n lim y ihen1o q ~
: ; ~. Me9nan!e ST. cor lahu :.
HARRISON, isXS1
ANTONIO Meskeno TO Charles y. Tar
THO, ms II. Alecnahie ST, ~ II II
scr OF Samuel Gays ipt, sUxzo, e.'
Aathlas ). 5chmltz ct AZ; TO Ambrose
Dux' e $ Parker ST, 900 IL $ IT Sec
ond aY, ZoXlVO.
Ambrose Dux to Andrew Greer ct al,
same property
LEWIS y: Heath to Mary Bosset, es
ST, u " cor land l.. u.
Heath, . IN X 5f tt......+...........,.
same o same, e = 81. cor
to Ganniff Coal SomnoesY' XVes
ingbonse Electric and Monnfsctnr-
inc Comnanv . { Hioh ct 10 ~ : r.
M &. n r. r 2qxSg
Ethel Re;ebere and Lns In Iiorris
Karat W . & Tlrst 81 - ~ e. ~
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Wellesley av. 60x199. ..-..........
Emilia w. Chaplin to Fidelity Trust
Co., E. Orange, e $ Walnut st,
17o TT s W fir Springdale az 5O8l5o..
Orange. n e s N. Clark pl, 81 # s
e fir Valley st, S0x137 .......,:.-,:.
Yale Land Co. to William d. Austin,
I%ryington, lots 3Se-3S7, map Iry-
ington Terrace
Newark and Essex Land and Inn
provement Co. to Emil Hendricks,
S. Orange, s e S Concord av, 325 TT
Il e fir Florida st, 25x11S .......+.....
Dorcas @. Williams to Emilia w.
Chaplin, w. Orange, e s Prospect
av, $ W cor Sherman's lot, 35x146..
Thomas d. Vaughan to United
States Brewing Co., Orange, W S
S. Jefferson st. Ito TT n fr Forest st,
Ash-Tra-Mar Realty CO. to Emily NJ.
Hattersley, Glen Ridge, W s High
st, AL 1T S fr Wildwood ter, 62x65..
Timothy G.. Sellew to Eleanor S.
Upper Mountain av and Valley pl,
Della Duffy trus) to Katie Dodd.
Montclair, e $ Fullerton av. It's fl
e fl Chestnut st, S7xl66.
Universal Development Co. TO Adoiph
Keehn, Bloomfield, S W cor Bald
win st and E. Passaic av, Dx100...
Union Stock and Land Co. TO Ess
Bee Realty Co.. Bloomfield, s 8
Dodd st, 1875 fit n e fir Lawrence st.
gOxiOO .:.ts...
Alkaline f. Page to Victoria L. Cow-
ell, e. Orange, e s Arlington aV,
239 IT s fir f. b. Marshes lot,
f0Xl4S
Elmer S. Carr to Budal Realty. Co,
S. Orange, n W S Woodland aV.
135 1T $ W fr land Mary A.. Taylor
f5x140
Walter i. Isetts to Elmer Day.
Iryington. e S Prospect ay, 2l7 IT
n fir Chestnut av, 17xS00. .......-
Greylock Land Co. to Miss Hannah
Powers, Belleyille, e S Mann st, &u
IT n fl Greylock av, 5OxlO0.
Martha j. Baldwin and hus to Har-
old X. Hines. Montclair, SIS Union
st, 1877 TT W fir Clinton av. 92x165..-.
Emma c. Matthews n nus to
Charles A. Matthews, Caldwell $ 5
Elm st, 90 # fir an angle. 6Sxl4s....
Same to Josephine D. Matthews,
Caldwell. S s Elm st, lH 1t II an
angle. 53x129 ......"......,....-
Rangeley Realty Co. to Max Bias.
berg ct al. Orange, e S
st, 10 IT s fir Washington st. 29xllO,
and other tract
Lena Bannister ct al to Elmer =.
Frank, jr., Irvington,. W. S Wash
ington av 1907 # n fr Springfield
aV. 25XS0
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CITY ADvERTIsEMENTs.

NOTICE OF INTENTIoN-Board OF Street
and Water Commissioners
Pursuant 10 a resolution adopted by tho
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners of
the City of Newark, at a meeting held the
fourth day of April, 1912, and approved BY the
day Of April, 1919. public notice Is hereby
given that II is the intention of the 6oard
az street and Water Commissioners of the
City OF Newark, under and by virtue Of pro-
visions Of the act entitled An Act to Revise
and Amend the Charter OF the City OF New
ark" approved March 18th, S67, and the sup
elements thereto. and the act creating the
Board Of Street and Water Commissioners Of
the city OF Newark, approved March 2Sth.
1891, and other public laws OF the State of
New Jersey, to order and cause the opening Of
SALEM STREET
for a width Of hfty 900 feat from a point
about 56s feet south OF South Orange avenue
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cITY ADvEBTIsEMESrs.

OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF STREET AND
WATER COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CITY OF
CITY HAII