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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
Colonists Fired Upon.

There have been some annoNanccs in
fiicted upon the colonists OF late. say.
Mr.. Romncy. by designing persons. These
have been MeNlcans and Indians. five o.
whom fired into a train on tho night o
February 5 following the train and con
tinulng To fire upon il as II pulled out o
the railway station at Colonia JuareZ
He SAYS that the natives stole from tho
colonists at every opportunity and per
petrated all sorts Of petty acts of aggra
vatinS nature,
Mr.. Romney was able to send no news
Of affairs outside the Mormon colonies
as tho settlers in Juarez and Dublan are
not permitted TO communicate with the
outside. II was with some difficulty that
the letter he sends was conveyed 10 the
border, and il Is not thought proba blt
that wire communication Will be re-es
IabIisncd between the colonies and church
headquarters here for some time tc
come.
At any rate. the news Just received
is the most definite and reassuring that
has come for couple OF weeks. InsS-
much as there are In Utah n great many
friends and relatives OF tho settlers r
Mexico, It will be received with pleasure
and satisfaction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
EFFORT TO LIBERATE
M'VEY WAS FEARED

That William McFey,, alleged slayer OF
William Ssndercock. who will arrive in
Salt Lake At $50 O'Clock this morning
In tho custody OF Sheriff Joseph @
Sharp. has many friends in the criminal
world. some Of thcr7 so bold az TO plan
an escape from the train for him, Is the
belief of the New Orleans police. accord :
Ing 10 adyiccs received here from the
southern cItv last night.
When Sheriff Sharp and his deputy.
Jack Corless left New Orleans with Nc
Sey. they took every precautioD 10 hide
their movements and the hour OF their
departure, tearing possible intcrception
OF the train on which they chose TO
travel. II is said that word OF such A
plot reached the cars OF the New Orleans
police through stool pigeon the day
before Sharp and Corless left with Me-
Ncy.
Last night the local Sheriff's office
was informed by wire from Sheriff Sharp
that lie had reached Cheyenne Nyo
and that all WAS well
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
JURISDICTION OF
COURT CHALLENGED

Attorney Frank B Stephens filed a
motion before Judge j. NJ. Bowman in
The police court YESTERDAY, challenging
the jurisdiction of a CITY court to deal
with cases involving violation of the
juvenile court law. II tho motion Is
granted the juvenile court Will have TO
handle all such cases hereafter.
The motion was made in the case OF
Lake Msuoka. Japanese proprietor OF
a Commercial street pool room charged
with contributing TO the delinquency Of
l1-ycar old Clarence Tonnescn by allow
ing him to frequent the pool room
Charles NJ. Morris, assistant county
attorney. argued that. under tho state
law, contributing 4" tho delinquency OF
4 minor constitutes misdemeanor and
that tho general law creating courts
gives the city courts power TO hear all
Inisdenesnor cases Briefs will ne sub
mitted BY both sides, the court reserving
It's dnclslnn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
Nav Visit Yellowstone.

II WAS also proposed 10 run an eXcur-
sion under the auspices of the club 20
Yellowstone Park during the summer.
Many members are in favor OF making
tho trip an annual feature, believing that
tnc city and state will gain much pub
licity in connection with the railroads
through such an excursion.
Plans We're also laid for a Sightseeing
trip by club members and business men
about Salt Lake and enylrons. This
trip Will be taken some Saturday, to be
announced later. A subcommittee CON
siStinE OF G. O. DOnshce and T.. L.
FTis6ey was appointed TO take not only
this proposed trip. but the excursion to
Bingham mp with tho Seeing Salt Lake
company. with n view of securing CO.
operation and the association OF visiting
tourists, through whom It is argued a
new publicity channel may he opened
About thirty members were present at
the meeting and enthusiastically pledged
Themselves to hearty cooperation In
carrying on the campaign.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
BENEFICIAL LIFE
RETAINS OFFICERS

All OF last years officers and dIrec-
tors IN the Beneficial Life Insurance
company were reelected AT the annual
directors meeting held yesterday after
noon 2, the companys offices in the
Vermont building.
Various reports acre submitted a. az
fectirc the condition or the COMPANY
and these We're approved with satisfsc-
lion at the progress that has born made
Tho lists OF assets included the follow
ing named Items: First mortgage loans
s56o.cio: bonds. s22. 900: stocks. I5.tot:
cash on hand and in bsnkt. sss655.9I:
loans on collateral, $500: net due and
deferred premiums. sl3.i3a.p5 interest
due and accrued. ,s2sc.la; office fufnI-
ture and fixtures. $1,000: othe- assets
sl3.1,S.e2. The liabilities were listed as
policy reserve. sZs2.a20.t5: all other iabil :
ltles. s6ls3-ea: surplus TO policy holders.
5.36s.6i- Assets and liabilities bal :
anced at A total or S5s.512ls each
The officers and directors re-eiec.ed
Here Joseph r. Smith. Fancis NJ. LYMAN
Henry 4. McEwan. James Chipuau. Rud :
ger Ciswso0. James Piugree John a
Widtsoe. Edward H. Snow. Anton II.
J.und.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
MEMORIAL SOCIAL CLUB
HOLDS AN ELECTION

The Menorah Social club a new Jewish
orEapizat tion. at meeting held SUNDAY
afternoon la the f. mai Birth hall, adopt
Cd a constitution and bylaws and elected
officers. There was n good attendance at
the meeting
The working motto OF the club is
watch Us Grow and the officers elect
ed bear ample evidence that the motto
VIII be fnlhlled. The officers elected
were Morris Rosenblatt. president: Res
sic Abrnmson. first vice president: Har-
ri"tte Tyrnler second vice president
sherman I.cweusten. orator: loc Cline
rcp"rteri herman SIaCcl, reCorGer: Iako
Sl"gel. auditor. julius Friedman treas
nrer; Ahrshe Wolf, marshal: Dora Ro-
gaWshy custodian. These officers con-
st,tu:c the board uf governors
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
NEW COMPLAINT FILED
AGAINST A. j. DAVIS

Former Councilman 4. J. Davis was
discharged in III" court of Justice IT, *
Harper Yesterday and tho charge of
selling liquor after midnight was dis
missed because OF a faulty complaint
Davis mas arrested again OF now com
plant charging him With selling LIQUOR
without n license, and he Will loo given
a preliminary hearing in police court fhIs
morning. He Was released OF his own
recognizance.
The first complaint against Davis
failed 10 allege that ne was an agent nr
the holder Of the license at the Semlnh
hotel under which tho Louvre cafe sells
liquor.
The new complaint alleging the sell
ing Of liquor without a license is based
on tho presumption that the license held
py the Senloh hotel only applies to the
hotel bar room and not TO The cafe.
AT the hearing on tile first Charc,
Yesterday Detectives Zecze ard payev OF
the police department testified that they
pure hased three bottles OF beer al Tho
Louvre after midnight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
Live Newspaper Man From
Elko, New, Talks of Sage
brush State.
BIG THINGS ARE IN VIEW
Special Attention to Be Given
10 the Matter of Land
Settlements.

r;lko county, Nevada. l. ono o! the
greatest mndevelopcd spots oil TOP OF the
footstool. according TO Il. NJ Stcuinecr
editor OF the Daily Free Press OF the
town of Elko
Mr.. SteninGer is here on short busl-
ness visit. and expects TO leave for his
home tomorrow. He saws that a. call has
been issued for u meeting OF business
men OF I2lko county. having for its OBJ
Jeci the formation OF a county CONNER
cial club.
I've are moving to induce people from
the conGestcd centers or the east to To-
cate I'm our vicinity, said the Nevada
newspaper man last night. we have hun
drcds of thousands Of unoccCpied land
out there tnat ought TO be cultivated. Iusl
now VIC are paying particular attention
TO agriculture. both in it's present form
of partial development and in its vast
possibilities for the future. Many years
ago the railroads withdrew their lands
from settlement, but BY degrees the as
sesscd valuation Of these lands has beer
increased until now il is moro profitable
10 the railroads 10 relinauIsh them &c
settlement than to retain them and paS
taxes on them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
CITY AND VICINITY

mother OF DR.. W. c. Green, who died
Monday, was consigned 10 the grave In
Mt. Olivet Yesterday afternoon, follow
East Tenth South street, The Rev. DR..
W NJ. Padon of tho Presbyterian church
| conducted the services,
WILLIAM NEWTON. through his at
torncy :. y Armstrong. made appca-
tion YESTERDAY 20 tho state supreme court
10 bc admitted 10 the bar OF Utah. TIC
application was referred TO the eNsmin-
ing committee, composed OF E A. WedE-
wood, BcDner Y. Smith and NJ +. VIII
son,
FUNERAL SERVICES fer Eleanor \.
Reynolds. who died February II. were
held at tho O'DonuelI und ertak,ng psrlors
Lutheran "a church, f delivered The funeral
eulogy Burial was In M. Oliyet.
AT A MEETING OF the board Of county
OF installing vitroltc flooring and vain
scoting in the hospital depa rtmcnt OF
the new county infirmary was discussed.
NO conclusion was arrived at
STATE SUPERINTENDENT of Schools
\. c. Nelson and William stewart. prin-
cipa, nf the state Normal school. LEFT
yestcrday for ST. Louis to attend meet
ing Of educators in that city, They ex-
pect To return home March 3.
GOVERNOR WILLIAM SPRY and his
stan have accepted an invitation from
Company II. National Guard Of Utah. 10
attend NashinGton's birthday celcbra-
ton al Mount Pleasant February 90
FUNERAL SERVICES for Felix Lom-
bar1i. one OF the victims OF the
Bingham disaster last week were held
Al the Eber W. Hall undertaking chapel
yesterday at p. m. Burial was in Mt.
Calvary.
C. S. TINGEY, secretary Of state. and
cxofficio bank commissioner for Utah
has Issued formal call TO banks OF
the state for d report As TO tnc condI-
ton OF thclr business Saturday. February
Il last.
AN NTERLocUToRY decree Of di-
ynrce WAS granted Emma Cornell from
Benjamin Cornell by Judge G. W Morse
Yesterday. Mrs. Cornell was ciycn tho
right TO her maiden name. Emma Up
ton.
THE ZION SAVINGS Bank and Trust
company brought suit YESTERDAY TO re-
cover from Samuel Y. TayIor and SibyI
W. Taylor the sum OF Sl0500. alleged
10 be due on two promissory notes.
BURNING SCOT in chimney at the
home of y. \. Mcclellan, 1927 Second
avenue. resulted in a call for the fire
department YESTERDAY morning at $3.50
o clock. No damage was done.
EDWARD q WIckS Yesterday fled
sun IN the district court against Nes-
tai Flint Harrison and his wife Levena
gage FOR s9S2
MIR. AND MRS. c. c. BARRY OF os-
deu: VINO have been the guests OF Mrs.
l.. II. Bayer Tor tho past week. returned
nome Tucsday evening.
ON WAsHiNGToN's birthday the
state Nursery company will give 20 every
customer one sweet cherry tree.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
Will Have Special Train.

For tho purpose Of arranging details
and securing proper rates and schedules,
2 subcommittee was named, consisting
of Charles Tying. chairman OF the ex-
cursion committee: Frank \. Stark
weather. 4. H. Crabbe and IT. II. Hun
liins. The trip will be made on spc-
cial train out or Salt Lake and will last
the entire DAY.
The committee also plans. about two
weeks after Arbor day. to run All cXcur-
sion under the auspices CT the club TO
The great salt beds west of the city on
the Western Pacific road. These beds
are from six 10 fourteen feet deep, nine
miles wido and thirty-fivc miles long.
The excursion will take on an educational
character with view OF opening the
eyes Of local mon 10 the resources and
possibilities offered for salt manursc-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
DEMOCRATS BOOST
FOR BRYAN MEETING

Utah Democrats, unafTsi6 and buovlnt
arc making great preparations Tor the
Bryan meeting 10 be held I'm the Colonial
theater mex; Monday night. The rank
and file members Of that party are out
confidently VhooplnE UP the affair, and
there is fair present promise that there
will ne record crowd at The meeting
to hear the eloquent Ncbraskan. There
are TO he other speakers OF course. but
they will he held down to short limit
time In order 10 give tho noted orator
ar the evening ample opportunity to ex-
plain his views and 10 invest the Demo =
cratic host with the necessary courage
be music, too. according 10 present
purpose. and tho night will bc made as
notable "a conditions and circumstances
will allow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
FOREST DALE ASH
CLUBS ASs|sI|
Lively Suburb Is Still s..
Annexation to Sail
Lake City.
TO MAKE INvEsTIGA1
Question of Finance
Water Involved, Looki
Into Power Question
TO MAKE INVESTIGA1

As first steps In prosran,,,.
tiNity outlined for the vesr a.
tion committee or the Comn.'..
yesterday appointed sub -com-,,.
investigate the Forest DaIe -.
proposition and the question - -
rates In this city
A large number or res!den,. {,
Dale attended yesterdays mess,,
in view Of The fact that the c;.,.
sion had refused annaratIon
present, urged that the Comnsr1
take some action fsvoring the ~
ls understood that the Comme,-'
favors the proposed annexatInn
board OF governors desires 10
recon r'endatlons on facts and
For this reason. Il sub-rorn NM,
yesterday named, consisting ~ -
Gurrin. stephen ~. Love and II
Martinesu who will Investigate 4
ter and report. The commiites =
present the result TO the board =
nors, which will then tale ~. =
ton With recommendation Nd
pftr pon1 r1jEsIoo >''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
DETAILS ARRANGED
FOR CLUB DINNER

Arrangements nave now been com =
pleted for Thursday evenings regular
monthly Commercial club dinner. The
music committee will provide pru-
gramme Of exceptional merit. and House
Manager Mahon has arranged "A menu
OF surpa ssing attraction, Reservations
are being made rapidly and q large, rep
respntatiNc attendance is expected. The
affair viii take on the nature OF a ceicbra =
iion in honor of Washingtons birthday
anniversary.
While the menu is being served populI
selections |ill ue rendered by SChoftler's 8
orchestra The soloislg for the evening
Will include gifted local talent. such AZ
Miss Edna Evans. soprano, Miss Ro-
mania Hyde. violin soloist: j. Herbert
Summers tenor: Irving Snow. pianist n
will nc ladies night and reservations
show that some of the leading social
figures Of the CITY will be present
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
Careful Inspection

The psrty rode in tho water depart
rents automobile 10 'he Narrows, a
distance Of twenty eight miles from the
city. Al this point the machine was sent
bacl, and the three walked along the
hanks OF the canal the entire distance to
Sandy, making a minute inspection OF
the work. 4 bricf hait Yss made for
lunch and Srndy was reached At i:Su
O'Clock IN the afternoon six hours after
the start.
The same party Will inspect today the
lower end Of the canal, making another
hike" OF about fifteen miles
number of places In need of repairs
warc found ana this work piil be done
before April /. the date on which water
Is turned into the canal.
The office Of W. r. Farr. seaicr OF
weights. meaxurers and oil. sllI soon be
equipped With "A complete sosler's outfit
of test weights. measures. etc, built b.
salt Lake 0rrn for the use in TRYING
out the scales and vessels used by local
dealers In selling 10 their customers. This
nutht is according TO the spcciaca tons
nf the National Bureau Of Standards and
Ia a complet@ ore.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
Lower Rates Favored.

When the question of pows1
CaIne up, the intention Of the Ma
Light 6 Power company Of Ozdeu
ter the field here was men,ioned.
was declared that an investIEztio1
to lead TO some action that va
crease competition In the hnsIuer
Ing possible new manufacturer
and lower rates. IL was arg,ie
many outside concerns would h
plants and factories in this city
tric power and coal rates would I
reasonably low. n
A subcommittee, corposed d
Peterson. John y. Giles and r
loran, was appointed to conduct
vestisation and report back to n
erai committee a comparison b
existing In different cities Will b
and q campaign launched in the
OF more advantageous rates. q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
COMMISSION HAS
BREATHING SPELL
Rulers of City Spend Much of
Tuesday Holding Sc
cret Session.
HEALTH BOARD CONFERS
New Superintendent of Water
works and Assistant In
Spect Jordan Canal.
HEALTH BOARD CONFERS

Having disposed of nearly all pending
business AT Monday nights session. tho
city commission had little 10 do at yes
,erdny mornings regular meeting and II
was coon over with. The appointment
ot Joseph Mousley 70 be patrolman on
the south end Of the Jordan canal was
approved by the commission. Pcrmis-
sion was given for a fence on tho side
walk OF the Shubcrt tneater building
pending the repairs OF that structure.
Tho matter or lease OF the Warm
Springs and the sale ot liquor Al that
place was laid over until Monday, when
> public hearing will be given the peti-
TONERS.
petition of John Fl. Barlow, lr.. and
others for permission 10 establish a
farmers market on Second West street
between South Temple and FIRST South,
WAS referred 20 the street and public
safety departments, some objection hav
ing oeen made to the grant.
After the regular meeting the COM
missioners met I'm secret session with
Recorder Noble Warr'um. Treasurer
Frank Godhc and Auditor ". IT, Shear
man. announcing that consideration Of
The Years budget would ne taken up.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
STANDARD WEIGHTS
FOR USE OF STATE

Willard Hansen. Jr.. official state sealer
OF weights and measures, has received
from Washington set Of standard
weights and measures. The OUTFIT is said
10 have cost 1856. and Is composed Of
two sets OF highly polished brass and
nickel plated weights ranging from 70
OF an ounce 20 50 pounds Thcy are
There also Is q set OF very dclico te Scales
and metal decanter- shaped receptacle
for measuring liquids mp 10 Ave gallons.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
SALT LAKE OWLS TO
CELEBRATE TONIGHT

There is going TO be some fun among
the Owls tonight AZ their hall, l5S South
West Temple street.
or late, there has bcen A big Increase
in the membership OF the order OF Owls
In salt Lake among tho aSccssions bc =
inE large number 81 prominent business
and protest. men or tho city. They
have determined to give . social party.
ana tonight Is the time set and the
Eagles hall is the place.
There Is in contemplation by tho or
der the carly esta a5lisbment OF a first
class clubhouse. with every down to-
date feature for the comfort and con-
Nrnlcnce nf mnfnberS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
CONVICT ROAD WORK
PRONOUNCED GOOD

The state road commission met ycstor-
day IN Governor Spry's office In rrSu-
lar monthly session. 4 number or bills
Nere passed on and other routine work
transacted. IL was reported that uae
c9nNicts who arc working on the roads
o. washington county are making much
progress and doing excellent work ON
the roads into 81. George. As soon as
weather conditions are settled tho com
MISSION VIII send out other convict gangs
counties '
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
ASKS FOR DIVORCE
FROM CONVlCTEDFE

Yiols. w. Hammond yesterday
suit for divorce from Harold y. H9
In tho district court on the grow
he is a convicted felop. -
Hammond. under the Alias Sci
son. il win he recalled. caused
OF terror in the residence secton
CITY about one year ago ann va
captured IN the act Of robbiDS . y
East Third South street no
guilty 10 burglary and was senleno
10 last 70 four wears in the penl.r
Virginia Smith Cantner also pes
Tor a divorce from Henry Z, Can'
the ground OF non support.
f. w. Chiswell is asking an ann
Of his marriage with Laura -
for alleged abandonment ana ipno'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
To Use Electricity.

Tho grantees agree To use "T rails
I'm all their construction: 10 use cleo
irical power and no steam power, except
IN emergency cases: 10 provide cars of
modern type. and 10 operate them as
often as public necessity may require,
and TO place the streets and crossings in
good condition.
The proposed franchise being granted
for intcrurban traffic, the grantees stipu =
late that they shall not be required nor
permitted 10 transport local passengers
between points situated within the city.
They stipulatc that no occupation or
license tax shall DC charged until the
railroad is earning at least per cent
on It's investment.
According Ia the terms Of the pro-
posed franchise. work must he COM
mcnccd within n year from it's acceptance
and all work within the city compict ed
within a year from tho time the first
work is done. Workmsnlkc. substsn-
tisl and first-class construction is stipu-
lated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
THIRD OF ALLEGED
DRUG SELLERS CAUGHT

Dave Lamont. one o! iri9 Of alleged
dealers In cocaine. Two Of Whom v,e-c
arrested two weeks ago and sentenced
20 six months IN .he COUNT tall. was
taken into custody ~ Petrolrnen I1on
and leichteH last night In !pwer State
street
Lamont escaped during a raid on a
suspected rendezvous OF the cocaine trad :
crs In which his companions were ar
rested. As h- ran down Victoria aliev
Lamont was shot I'm The leg by Patroi :
man Lelchicr when arrested last night
Lamont told The police the' hc had iIIst
gotten on his feet after two weeks In
bed under The doctors care
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
Questions Involved,

AZ present. The principal ouss>,
TotNed appear to be those az Slre
water. Forest Dale cI,,zans !
bonded themselves 10 the exfeht
100000 for the towns water sys,s
commission. II Is said. ars,,cx
annexation would mean that q,
would nave 10 assume the Indc|
as we'll as arrange to connect
water systems. The Comu,cyrI,
sub b-comlnittee. consisting of W
ton. II. r, Redman and W. II
Yesterday, conferred with the d
mission on the present water s|
and Tes Informed that defInIfs
increase the supply wsrc 10 he
out. IL is thought that sonn n,
he adopted 20 include both ssr
one and at tho same time in
greatly increased <I)ufl,- y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
UNIVERSITY DEBATE
LEAVE FOR COM

Last evening at il:4o the " "
debating team left for Eugene, - ~
they Will meet the university
in a dual debate. The quesuon,
Resolved, That the judiclsi re.a r.sa
bodied in the Arizona state 60 60
should be put in force IN an VIZ .,,cfs
The Judges will he D. -HetSeI. s
augmentation and depaie a. ushr, y
Agricultural college; 4iireo and
the University OF Chicago
Sharp, a banker Of Albany, vi
The university has opposes .,n'
three times and won lts ms, -
the Salt Lake theater lag, yes,r q
The Utah debaters are Wsrn1' +
and Hamilton Gardener,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
BENSON FAMILY 10
HOLD ANNlVEko

Quite a party of Salt ar 10
to Logan tomorrow nioI In ~
tho one -hurdredth ann'Ve's' s'''
or the Benson family. -. ~ q
They viii be desccndanis A. AZ
henson, VINO was an aPosu. The
mon church in Nauvoo ohSn,,na
a large number of tnem ,o ~ ia
city. and these Will go ~, or
Thursday 20 be the g,Ic,, ,oru.
George 4. Benson OF t'a' -