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The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-12-22
NOTICE

A meeting Of the Board of Supervi-
sors Of Coconino County, Arizona, will
be held on December 30th, 1916.
Notice is Hereby Given, that all de-
mands or claims against the. County
that have been filed with the Clerk Of
the Board up till five o'clock p. m. De-
cember goth, will be passed upon by
the Board at the meeting above noted.
All demands or claims not filed with
the Clerk by the time above specified,
viii be held over till the February,
1917 meeting.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS,
TOM L. REEFS, Clerk.
Dec. 1872.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-12-22
Dec. 1872
Notice of the Reception of Applica.
tons

Office of the Board of Supervisors
Coconino County, Arizona.
Notice is hereby given that appli-
cations will be received at the Office OF
the Board of Supervisors, up till five
o'clock p. m. December goth, 1916.
For the position Of County Physi-
clan for the eastern portion Of said
county, and for the position Of Super
intendent Of Public Health and Regi-
strar of Vital Statistics for said coun-
ty.
A copy Of the contract covering the
requirements of the above named po-
sitions, is on file in the office Of the
Board Of Supervisors and open for in
spection.
Applications, with a copy of this
advertisement attached thereto, in
dorsed duplication for County Ply
stefan and Superintendent of Public
Health and Registrar Of Vital Stats
tics) should be addressed to the
Board Of Supervisors, Coconino Coun-
ty, Flagstaff, Arizona.
Each application must be accom-
panied by certified check in the sum
of One Hundred Dollars, payable to
the Board Of Supervisors, Coconino
County, Arizona, as a forfeit, condi-
tional Of the faithful execution of
bond in the sum Of Two Thousand
Four Hundred Dollars. Said bond be-
ing subject to the approval Of the
Chairman Of the Board Of Supervi-
sors.
Applications will be inspected at the
meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors
to be held on December 30th, 1916.
The Board Of Supervisors hereby
reserves the right to reject any and
all applications.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS,
TOM L. REEFS, Clerk.
Dec. 1872
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-12-22
HUNTERS SHOULD TAKE
NOTICE Of new GAME Law

The new game law, one of the
amendments that was adopted at the
recent election, will now read as fol-
lows:
The possession of game and fish at
any time, unaccompanied by a valid
license or permit, shall be prima facie
evidence that such game or fish was
unlawfully taken and is unlawfully
held. And it shall be the duty of every
person to produce proper license or
permit when called upon to do so by
any game warden and permit the
same to be examined and copied.
The open season, inclusive of both
dates mentioned for hunting or taking
game birds, game animals and fish,
and the bag limit on each, shall be as
follows:
Male deer, October 1, to November
/; bag limit two, during season.
Wild turkey, October /, to Novem-
Der 1; bag limit, two, during season.
Ducks, geese, coots, rail and larger
shore birds, October Is to January 81;
bag limit, 20 birds of all said varieties
in one day, or in possession at any
one time.
Doves and whitewings, July Is to
December 81; bag limit, not exceeding
20 birds in possession at any one time,
or in any one day, counting both vari-
cites.
Gambels or Valley quail, October
Is to December 81; bag limit, not tc
exceed 20 birds in one day or in posse
sion at any time.
Trout, of all kinds, June /, to Sep
TENDER l; bag limit, rs individual
fish, not less than seven inches long,
in one day or in possession at one
time.
All other kinds of fish, January l tc
December 81; bag limit, not to exceed
% pounds in one day, or in possession
at one time, including all kinds here
referred to.
The State Game Warden and license
collectors shall cha .ge and collec: :.e
following license fees:
A fee of S1.25 shall be collected
from a resident for license to fish
by means of hook and line in the pub
lie waters of the State, and to hunt
and take any kind of game during the
open season therefor, on the public
domain.
A fee of $50 shall be collected frora
aliens and non-residents for a license
to hunt and take any kind of game
during the open season therefor, on
the public domain.
A fee of SID shall be collected from
aliens and non-residents for license
to fish by means of hook and line, in
the public waters of the State, and to
hunt and take any kind of game dur
ing the open season therefor Except
ing deer and turkey, on the public
dom ain
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-12-22
A Matter of Distance

Aesop was asked how far it was to
certain place. "Let me see you
walk" replied Aesop. The man pro-
tested that he wished civil answer.
"You foolish person!" said Aesop.
"How can I tell how far it is to that
town until l see at what pace you
travel?"
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-12-22
No Trouble Occurred

The cub reporter assigned to "cov-
err" a local wedding sauntered back
into the editorial rooms of his paper.
where's your story?" called the
impatient city editor. Hand it
across!"
"Sorryp said the cub, nonchalantly,
"but there was nothing to report! The
bridegroom never turned up!"
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-12-22
A FEW S|DEL|CHTS
ON THE HUNT CONTEST

that the certificate of election is the
declaration of result and, without a
declaration of result or certificate of
election, which has not been issued in
this case, there can be no contest.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-12-22
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that A. j
Goyette and Sam Diamond, doing
business in the Town of Flagstaff
County of Coconino, State of Arizona
under the name and style Of the Co
yette-Diamond Overland Company
will sell, transfer, assign and dispose
of their entire stock and equipment
in that certain Garage situate on
Railroad Avenue, in said Town OF
Flagstaff, on or about the 22nd day OF
December, 1916.
This notice is given in conformity
with Par 5249, Chap. Z, Title 81, Re-
vised Statutes Of Arizons, 1913, Civil
Code as amended.
Goyette Diamond Overland Co.
(SeaD
SAM DIAMOND.
STATE OF ARIZONA, !
}ss.
County of Coconino,
This instrument was acknowledged
before me this 5 day of December, A.
d. 1916.
GERARD T. WALL,
Notary Public.
My comission expires March 81, 1920.
Dec. 1882.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-12-22
Mumed

"They tell me Jirnson is over his
ears in debt"
Eyes; so much so that he can't hear
the doorbell when his creditors call"
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-12-22
Abe Martin. he says:

Abe Martin, he says;
Men may be lookin' further ahead
these days, but not as high. Who re-
members when a Teller used t whis-
per when he ordered plate O. beans?
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-12-22

It is not every man that can afford
to wear shabby coat.
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-12-22

"Wot's yer name?"
flames Lowell Tennyson Browning
Smythe."
"Well, l kin lick the whole Nv ye."
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-12-22
May Take Appeal

Should the court decide that the
motion to quash is not in order, it is
believed that attorneys for Mr.. Camp
bell will take an appeal to the Su-
preme court, as this is an appealable
ruling. The whole action rests on a
declaration of result-the authorities
are almost unanimously in holding
The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-12-22
May Drop Case

1t is limited that the case may be
dropped after the recount has pro-
ceeded week or ten days in Mari
copa county. The party leaders are
realizing that the proceeding is hurt
ing the Democratic party in the State
and that if Campbell is counted out
there is certain to be great wave Of
indignation go up, especially among
the 10000 Democrats who voted for
Campbell Those who are urging that
the case be pushed are the unsuccess-
full bettors on Hunt, who lost about
$4,000, and the Office holders, and
appointees of the governor who will
lose their jobs. Chief among those is
Leroy A. Ladd, his secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

Bacon. east from 1901 St. James. Bacon
Road. east and vest from North Az
enuc, north OF Wickham Avenue. Bar
ton Heights
Baker east and west from 400 :,
James. Baker Lane. from ici Calhoun
Street.
I!attcys street. east from North Nv
cnue. north OF Rob,rts Battery Court
that section h.,wc.n Earton Heights
and Hrook!anV Park. west Of North
Avenue.
Brook Street. east from no. Goddin.
rorth OF Mitchell. I:rouk Avenue,
northwest from IS West Broad. Erook
Road. continuation Of Brouli Avenue.
Brook Road, Gin;er rark. continuation
ofJBrook Road.
iiroolsland Avenue ami Brooliand
Park Boulevard.
brown east from Fourteenth to,
Seventeenth. between clay AMI Leigh
Streets. Brown. south from Govern
ncnt Road
Buchanan street. Manchester. Blu
chanan Street. north from ms Ven
able Street,
Canal street. Richmond and Canal
Street. south Richmond.
Darlington. cast. from 1901 North
Seventeenth street. Darlington Avenue
north from Brooklanh Park BouIeyar d
Cedar Street. east from e. & o.
tracks Cedar. east from 40 North
Seventncnth street. Cedar Tree street.
center and Contra! Streets.
cherry. east and west. Cherry South
Richmond
Church. south from 10 Maiden Lane.
Church I'M Avenue. now jefferson Az
rnue.
cowardin Avenue. sou,h from ieos
oakwood. Cowardin Avenue. South
Richmond.
Davis Street. Manchester. Davis AL
Icy. Davis Avenue. north and south
Delaware, Fulton. Delaware Avcuue
south from Ncadowbridec. Delaware
Avenue. south from Tenth street.
Dickenson. north from Fulton TO
Government Road. Dickinson Avenue.
northeast from Junction Of Thiity-nftI,
ana ! Streets TO Oakwood Cemetery
puNai cast and wcs, Duval Place.
south from : - East Duval
Elm. Fulton. El;n. north and south
foHrllreans Lane, now Lamb Ave
nue. FROM iienrico Turnpike. Highland
i'ark fournnr"ans Lane. east from
fIenrico Turnpike
Gilbert. west from 500 South Meadow.
Gilbert Avenue, north from Duval to
Baker.
Gillian street. Gilmer Stree, and Gil
mour street.
Goddin. vest from Hickory. Godain.
Fulton.
Graham street. north from scs West
Broad street. Graham Road Barton
Heights.
Hancock Street Richmond. and Han
cock street. South Richmond.
Highland street. cast from Maryland
| Avenue. Highland Avenue Sou,h
| Richmond.
Till Street. east from Chesapeake
| and ohio tracks, south Of Wood Hill
| east and west. east from 1900 st James
! Street.
fiillc-asf ayeruc u.og, yro,, Nt,,,Io,.
| bridge Road. Highland Park. Iillcrest
| Road, south from West Twenty seventh
Street.
Holland street, near Government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

Road. Holland. east and west.
Hopkins, south from Nicholson to
Denny Streets. Fulton. Hopkins Road,
near Petersburg Turnpike.
Jackson east and west jackson.
South kichniond.
JEFFERSON Avenue. from junction Of
fw"n'y-arst Street jefferson north
anu south. Richmond.
'.cc' north ANA south. Ice street.
south li'chm"nd Leigh, east ANA
west richmond Linden, north and
soh'h. Linden Street. South Eichmoud
,'tm"sm avenue. wcs, from Mechanics
vile Turnpike.
,;ono'rd! Aliey. i.ombardy street.
M.'iso" street. Richmond. Madison.
South Richmond.
Nof'h street, South Richmond. Horth
avenue. continuation Of It. lame. .ar.
tor Heights. '"t
c:'!. north from 1000 Yves, I..io,,
street Oak Street cas-, rrnn, -,
-.rook NreIue oak Lane. from, l.ai,b
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

or street names In seventy Instances.
That this is u source of annoyance TO
tho post office officials. merchants and
tho general public. need no, he stated.
To remedy this evil. the Administra-
tive Board and Postmaster Hay I
Thornton are working, on a plan where.
by some OF the streets Will bc re.
named. The annexed territory. which,
brought in with il many repcai cd
names. will cithe. change the name.
of the streets where there is ! conflict
or the streets in Richmond where there
is repetition. will l.. rechris,cncd.
Also WORK. OK PLAN
To HENIMBtR HOUSES
Not only will many of the strccis
he remained. bat - rev system OF MUM
bers will he adopted At present tn"
method Of numbering the houses is no,
as orderly as is desired. Bolton.
Clarke and Pratt. civil engineers. are
at work preparing a method 81 mum
bcring the houses. which viii be ready
for presentation TO the Administrative
Board within Il short time. and IL tho
Board approves the plan. IL Will be
presented 10 the city Council.
Postmaster Thornton, Commissioner
Henry J.. Beck. or the Administrative
Board. and Bolton. Clarke and Pratt
have been working on the plan TO cs-
tablish . better system of numbering
Tho streets. and Of remaining thorough
fares that now have tho same names.
The men Interested in the plan. worked
quietly for fear that objections should
he raised to their plans for remaining
tho streets.
They had in mimi III" opposition
raised to the plan advocated during the
time that Colonel Cutshaw WAS City
Engineer. Then II Was proposed 10
number the streets IN Richmond after
tho alphabet and by numbers. Tho plan
Was attacked and finally abandoned.
Tut those behind the plan to change
tho names Of tho streets to-day say
that the circumstances arc different
They point out that Manchester. Full
ton. Barton Heights and Highland
Park have been incorporated into the
city, thereby greatly Increasing the
population. I'ut n til" same time con
fusion arose in the names ot tho
streets Dupiicationa were found to be
numerous. Tn. post Office authorities
uaturally fcl, tho effects q, once Post-
master Thoruton sought q remedy
LONG list or NAMES
SHOWING DUPLICATION
lie appealed to the Administrative
Board and Commissioner Beck was
named as . committee OF ono TO confer
with tho postmaster in making the
changes. Bolton, Clarke and Pratt
were ordered 10 make map OF tho
city Tor the purpose OF REMEMBERING
the houses. The entire matter, both
the remaining Of the streets and re-
numbering the houses will he present
cd 10 the Administrative Board before
tho new budget Is made M.
Below is given lis, Of the thorough
fares IN Greater Richmond. where there
- similarity ~ names or duplIca :
tion:
Allen Avcnue same as Rose Ayo,,.
north and south from GIL Roberts Bar
ton Heights Allen Avenue, north and
south from 1870 West Main street
itacon. west from a3o Brood Road
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
ELIMINATE DUPLICATION
IN C|TY's Street NAMES
Administrative Board and POST
master Work on Plan To Solve
Unusual Problem.
SEVENTY CASES or SIMILARITY
Also Likely Tint New system OF
Numbering Houses May Also BE
Adop:sd-anncxed Territory Pre-
sents Principal Difficulty.

suppose stranger came NJ Ia you
on The street ana asked YOU 10 direct
MN TO Virginia Street or 70 Virginia
Avenue. hc WAS not certain which.
where would you direct himo Or sup
pose he said thu, lie had friend llv
iiI on Stuart Street. coutd you tell
iin what ear 20 take to get there
the chances rrc against your direct
ing the stranger correctly, because
there arc live iEoroughfarcs In Rich
Hond which bear tho nam. 81 Virginia.
aHh Ill Of Thorn are in different see
t"ns Of the city There are two
streets named Virginia. one in Fulton
and tho other starting ~ i.ombarcy
street. and there is AN avcnu. boar
Ing tho name OF the State both in Bar
ton Heights aud in Highland Park.
Then there In a Virginia street In tn.
wholesale section, south or Cary street
TO add 10 the confusion there !s a
stewart Street M.chanicsville Turn
pike, stuart street in Highland Park.
a stuart Road IL Parton Heights and
stuart Avenue. vest from 1900 Park
Avenue. Tho chances are that the
stranger would 90 undiroct.d correctlv
or take n stree, car AMI go IL one Of
the four streets himsclc taking a
chance that he NIGH, strike tho right
one.
FIND MANY CASES
or DIpLIEtTCD NAMES
Hat i, Ia not ont III" stranger in
Richmund WHO - confused hy the d,i-
plica,ion If Htrcct names III different
parts Of tho c::y The inan who has
lived here MI hts life is also con
fused
For example. there ~ . William
street commencing al Seventeenth
street. Williams street commencing
- C;iimer street. aud yet another Nil
Hams street starting on its Way from
aol south Ali"n Avenue. There is also
Williamsburg Avenue. Again, there
II q Brook street. east from ilrl Goa :
din street. T'ruok Avenue starting from
Broad, and at tho end ~ this avenue
starts Brook Road.
The numbered streets cause much
confusion because Fult"n, Manchester,
Richmond and Highland Paris all tiu :
plIcatn the numbered streets ia naming
thoroughfares. Sometimes. as IN the
case OF Highland Park, III" thorough
fare is named an avenue instead OF
street.
There il an unnecessary duplication
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

cary.
Shor, street Short. north and south.
Shcrt Street, South Richmond. Short
Baker. short Catherine. Short Clay.
short Henry. Short -. short L.
short rcgg. Short Porter. South Rich
mond. short g. Short Randolph
street. Short Twelfth street.
Spring street, from 800 South Bel
vidcrr. Spring street. l'ulton. spring.
east and vest wes: from 800 Brook
Avenue. Spring liilt. Manchester.
Spruce street, Highland Park. Spruce
street, North aud south.
Stewart street. near Mechanicsyille
Turnpike. stuart Street. Highland
rarn. stuart Avenue. west from 1900
ParH Avenue, stuart Road, Barton
Heights.
Sycamore, north aud south, from ZOO
West Main street. sycamore Avenue.
Barton Heights sycamore Avenue,
Forest flll
Taylor street. wet from $50 South
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
Taylor Street. South:

Linden street. Taylor Street. South.
isichmond.
Temple street and Temple Court. \
Virginia street, south from Lom..
hardy Street. Virginia street, Fu,ton.,
Virginia Avenue. Barton Heights. vir.s
ginia Avenue. Highland Park.
Walker street. west from ITO West
Duvat. Walker, west from 800 South
Meadow Street. West Street, south
from Wood. West. north and south.
West. In Manchester. West Avenue
west from 3i6 North Harrison Streets
William. east from Scventcentha
street Williams, east and west from
C;ilmcr Williams. west from 30t
South Allen street. Williamsburg
Avenue.
York, Highland Park. York, wests
from 800 North Avenue.
First Avenue. Highland Park. First
street, South Richmond. First Street,s
richmond =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
Reduced Prices Apply to All
Our Women S Suits

We must close Winter
those this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
Blouses
at$2.98
Wonderful Values!

Blouses OF Georgette
crepe, crepe de chine silk
net, fancy voile and tat
feta Silk; also satins,
plaids. stripes, etc, in
practically every de-
sired color--smart styles
for both evening or street
wear.
Of course you'll want to
see these-at only TWO
NINETY-EIGHT!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
announcing
Big Reductions In Women
also, Coats, Dresses and Furs!


Goat Fo in
in OF is Special January Sae
Gandsee TIN
-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
For the Dancing GIRL
Frocks, SIPS

Some models that are exceedingly charming; just
what is wanted NOW when the social season is at it's
height!
Dainty Frocks Of tatfea. satin chiffon over satin
in all the delicate evening shades: in sizes M, TO
3S bust measure.
And then. think how very low is the price only
ICLVE-SEVIGNTY- FIVE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
And This Bargain Hem--
Coats, $500

Both women and misses may share in this excep-
tional Coat offer.
Stylish Coats OF corduroy cheviots. chinchilla and
mixtures al OF which lined With good quality pea
de cygEe. Some trimmed with fur while o,he
have collars of velvet self material
The C0lors: Black, navy brown green and white
Special at FIFTEEN DOLLARS!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
The Suits at $3.50 and $25

are G ehaacesc OF the very Of yalegv
prise the nares nobbest models OF the fall
materials
practically ALL SIZES, but of all kinds
This is important
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
Frocks for
Mourning
Specially Priced
S | @

Black Crepe de Chine
Dresses-Several very at
tractive models - with
trimmings Of dull silk OF
mourning lace.
Most all siZes-for wo-
men; also for the small
woman or miss.
Exception ally good
value at TEN DOLLARS!
The sun., 1916-12-31

expenditure " required for a scene
tina; viii not run more than two or
three minutes upon the screen the OBJ
server will gain an insight into the
extreme uncertainty Of motion picture
production. There was no reason TO
suppose In advance that the street
scene IL Venice could not be made and
taken AZ the studio without the
slightest difficulty. but when II pic
.uic was finished on those lines the
practiscd eye OF the director instantly
detected the shortcoming. Then foi.
lowed the long and unforeseen process
Of building and its attendant lieaty
"a expenditure for an episode which. how
ever brief. IL essential TO tho play.
As Miss Brady removed her heavy
fairs the other afternoon before the
gates to tic Barberini Palace facing
Sparkill Creek she was ~shivering In
her gossamer garments. for h air
was cold and penetrating, although
the snow had ceased and the sun, for
which al had been waiting, finally
made its appearance.
The actress carried Il rose in her
left hand, and ~ she was about to
step into the picture she turned
TO NJ. Chautaitl saying:
They have forgotten II OF my
props"
What ia iha;?' inquired the direc-
tor with solicitude.
~ snow shovel replied Miss Brady
, a. her teeth chartered and she OH
tered the graceful gondola. Il AN
likely to need 1t before ! get back"
The sun., 1916-12-31
VENICE IN OUR SUBURBS.
There L. n Wholc G'rand canal for
Brady's 'rrou i'ros."

\ street IN Venice with a film Of ice
along the edges and "A furry OF snow
fakes eddying between the hous. fronts
was the scenic phenomenon that
greeted Mice Brady and the players
in ono OF the episodes In "Frou Frou"
the other afternoon in p1ernont. y. Y.
az they alighted from their autoino-
bi,as To make a rctakc.
Director Emile IaIuulrd, under
whose care III" motion picture had hoen
prepared for the World Film Corpora
ton. had decided that I'll" Venetian
street built at IN" Peerless studio was
not quite real!stl' enough Ia tit in
with ne high standards established by
Mr.. Brady and hui sci ont ennis
-arics scouting for the right surround
inGs. Thes" had hc"a found az ricr-
mont; where Sparknl creek empties
into IN" Hudson River some .twcnt!
miles abo.c Fort Ice.
About a quarter Of Il uilc baCn from
the mouth OF hi cvc"k there Is d
depth ~ four or ~, fec. co. waite,
with stone entertainments Oh both sides
The sun., 1916-12-31
THE WEEK OF OPERA.
Metropolitan Opera House.

MONDAY. / p. M-"Parsifal," Nine. Kurt. Messrs. Urlus, WE'LL
MONDAY. SIS p. M.-"Madama Butterfly" Nine. Farrar, Messrs.
wEDNESDAY--"n Trovntorc." Mines. Muzio and Ober, Messrs. Mar
tineli, Amato and Rothier.
THURSDAY, $3.50 p. Midas Rheingold," Mines. Kurt, Rappod and
Homer; Messrs. Sembach, We'll, Goritz, Reiss, Ruysdael, Braun
and Athousc. -
FRIDAY--"Carmen,' Mines. Farrar, Mason, Braslau and Garrison;
Messrs. Caruso, Amato and Rothier. -,
SATURDAY, 2 p. Ma Traviata,' Nine. Hempe, Messrs' Carpi
and Dc Luca.
SATURDAY. 8 r. MIA Boheme," Mines. Aida and Mason, Messrs.
Botta, Scott and Didur.