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Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-30
CRITICAL SURVEY MADE
 OF AVAILABLE CAMP
 SITES IN THIS V|CIN|T'
Army Commission So Favorably Im- pressed That It Defers Leaving And
 Stays0verUntil The Night Train.

Jerome Junction, finally winding uf with swing around the loop
 Target facilities for artillery prac- tice, requiring miles of barren coun- tryside are offered. With batteries capable of shooting % miles, Yavapai county could offer ranges of sufficient size.
 The commission is admirably fitted to inspect camp sites. Colonel Walk CT is m engineer of splendid ability: Colonel Kennedy is 9 medical man; Colonel Bertsch is an expert in the commssary department, and Colonel Ham (reccntly raised from the grade Of major) is ap infantry expert
 Each of the men has a certain phase of the problem to inspect and solve, and certain things to be sure of be fore reporting.
 On their return to Fl Paso, the board will sit down and look over and compare the reports on the five locali- ties. and compose a set of rccommen- dations 10 the war department. Final decision will be made by the powers most high.
 The board left in Colonel w. A Drake'S private car for the north last night, leaving those who had been delegated to show them around, with the impression that Prescott stands at least an even chance with the other Arizona cities. of being selected as a locality for the camp.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-30
NEW COMPANY
 MAY BUILD HOMES
(From Fridays Daily.)

While people have been turned away at over-crowded hotels and rooming houses, and have sought and failed to find rooms at private homes. Harry W. Heap, of the chamber of commerce, has been quietly working out a plan whereby the shortage oi housing facilities in Prescott can be overcome. Entailing the construc- ton of a home builders company, the scheme is designed not only to provide a biting public need, but to turn prof. to the men who go into it, according to Mir Heap and many others. who have investigated and shared it.
 The report was made to the cham Der of commerce last night by Mir Heap, that between SS,OOO and Sl0,O00 had been raised toward financing a company, and that between Sl5,000 and S20,O00 is needed. He mentioned the names of some of the men and organizations that have put in their "antcs" on this deal.
 The company, while not formed yet. is peculiarly fortunate in finding assistance at home, that will enable it to go to work with minimum Of ex- pensc. The following pledges have been made in addition to those of money by local men and firms:
 The Bank of Arizona has agreed to sell the company lots in the Otis Addition at half the market price, and to take thc payments in the form oi stock in the corporation.
 The Prescott Lumber Company has promised to give the lumber required for construction. in return for stock.
 Mayor Timerhoff and City Clerk F. C. Whisman have promised that water mains will be laid to the addi ton as soon as they are needed.
 Chris Totten, a contractor, has ten dered S1 900 in cash to the company and his services, to be reimbursed in stock.
 Some of the men who. with Heap have pledged money toward the fund are LeRoy Anderson, Neill E. Bailey Judge F. w. Wells and some of his associates, Dr. J. w. Finn, Chris Totten and others.
 It is the aim of the organizers to build houses to sell.
 At present. there are several score people renting homes, here, who are not pleased with their quarters, and move not because there IS no place to move to. Heap announced that the company was not building on the hope that the officers coming to train men at a hypothetical training camp would buy these homes, but that it was the intention to supply comfort able and modern houses for those al' ! ready here. who want such. thus re 1 leasing present rented quarters te calls such as the Summer tourist sea- son imposes on the community.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-30

aforesaid, whether an American or alien, shall present himself for regis tration in his precinct. at the place designated therein, between the hours of / .. III. and 9 p. m. on Tuesday, June ;, 1917, or suffer the penalty pre- Scribed by said. law.
 And that all possible facility be pro. vided by employers of such male per sons as aforesaid, to the end that a complete registration be effected on that day and date.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-30
TIE UP SALE OF LINCOLN
 MINE FOR AUSTIN
(From Wednesdays Daiiy)


 To prevent the sale of property of the Lincoln Mines Company at Crown King, William L. Austin yesterday secured temporary restraining order from Commissioner Moore of the Su- perior court, against D. H. Bradley, owner of the claims and NJ. B. Hazel tine, to whom Bradley is alleged to have given a mortgage for S3,5OO. The plaintiffs suit is to enjoin the sale of the property for the mortgage, to ask judgment from S7,0OO to S10.000, to secure an accounting of moneys put up by the plaintiff and to have the mortgage declared to exist against Bradley's interest in the property.
 Austin alleges that he put in Sl0O0O and later, Sl5,00O in cash in the prop erty. and that with this money, cer- tain equipment, amounting to about SIS 900 ;n value was purchased and certain work was performed. He al- leges further that Bradley has de- clined to give an accounting of the or to do anything to satisfy his claim against it.
 It is alleged that the property was mortgaged to NJ B. Hazeltine for &, 500, and that 1t is necessary to re- strain the parties from selling, as the mortgage IS about to be foreclosed.
 Perry NJ. Ling represents the plain tiff in this action.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-30
ALTO MILL MAKES
 SATISFACTORY RUN
CFrom Wednesdays DaiIv.)

T. (. Hill, who is interested with Dr. F. (. Norman and w c. Felton in the Alto gold mines of Thumb Butte district, was visitor ycster- day, reporting the mill as having made 9 very satisfactory test run of several days to ascertain actualCalues. The product is free milling and as result of recoveries mine operations are to go ahead on a larger scale in the fu- ture than heretofore. The plant was installed recently and has a limited capacity
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-30
THE FUNERAL OF WASHINGTON IN
 AGED PAPER
RELIC OF PRESS OF IF YEARS AGO FOUND IN POSSESSIONS OF LATE JOHN S. JONES SHOWN HERE DURING WEEK.
(From Thursdays Daily)

The contrast between the newspa- pcrs Of today and those of IF years ago is demonstrated by copy of the Ulster County Gazette. pubGshed on January I, 1900, at Kingston, Mass. and containing the story of the funeral of General George Washington, found among the effects of the late John S. Jones and displayed last week in the Brisley drug store.
 The paper is . four-pagc ono, of four columns, about the width of those of today, and containing no headlines to speak of. Dispatches, which make up most of the news matter in the sheet arc written in a dissertative style. usually beginning, We learn from private letters"
 The leading story on the first page is the report on congress.
 The inside four pages arc printed in heavy black borders, and contain the following. among other stories relative to the burial of the father of his country:
 George Town, Dec. 20.
 "On Wednesday last, the mortal part of WASHINGTON the Great the Father of his Country and the Friend of man. was consigned to the tomb with solemn honors and funeral pomp.
 A multitude Of persons assembled, from many miles around at Mount Vernon. the choice abode and last residence Of thc(illustrious chief. There were the groves-thc spacious avcn- ucs, the beautiful and sublime scenes. the noble mansion but alas! tho august inhabitant was now no moro, that great soul was gone His nor tai part was there, indeed; but ah how affecting? how awful, the spec tacle of such worth and greatness thus, to mortal eyes, fallen! - cs' fallen, fallen,
 In the long and lofty port;co, where oft the Hero walked in all his glory, now lay the shrouded corpse The still composed and sc- rene, seemed 10 dcprcss the dignity of the spirit. which lately dwelt in hat lifclcss form! There. those who paid the last sad honors to the bene- factor of his country, took an i'm Dressive-a farewell view.
 On the ornament at the head of the 1 coffin, was inscribed: SURGE AID | JUDICUM-about the middle of the | coffin, GLORIA DEO-and on the silver plate,
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-30
HERE ID MAKE 4 MULTI
 REEL DRAMA
Y O R K E-METRO PLAYERS HEADED BY HAROLD LOCKWOOD ARRIVE ON VIE MISSION; LES CUNEO AMONG FEM.
(From Fridays Daily.)

VI AOiu IlAudS OGIJ.J
 Having heard that moving picture company was a-coming this way to- morrow, F. l.. Haworth, president of the chamber of commerce., went to all the trouble of trying to find the band, the reception committee and other ap- purtenances of the glad welcome
 But Fred J. Balshofer, president and director of the Yorke-Metro Com pany fooled Flaw by arriving with his troupe of players on the 4 o'clock train yesterday afternoon, and then letting the energetic reception com- mittee know he was in town.
 So, there was no demonstration, ex- cept that between Lester Cuneo, now a Yorke-Metro player, and lot of folks who knew him when he was .. Selig Polyscoper here three years ago. The members of the company were disposed about the city in such quar- tcrs as could be found for them in private homes. Harold Lockwood, star of the company, who was mak- ing some mine movies at Jerome re- gently. and Balshofer were taken in by the Yavapai Club. And thus, the picture people will remain quartered Ike an invading army on the not un- willing townspeople until they all leave for the scene of operations, which will first be laid at the Chas. Hooker ranch. About one month will be spent in the canning of seen cry, together with rapid. muscular actions and facial expressions.
 Manager Balshofcr had pretty good idea of the amount of scenery lying around loose and although yes terday was not a scintillating success from the movie standpoint, he allow ed as how the good old outdoors would be satisfactory. provided there were several head of range cattle, a few agile cow-punchers and some picturesque pinto ponies available, which Hooker says there are.
 Assistant Director Charles Stall ings, who may be, but claims not to be a relative of the gent of world series fame. is along to attend to de- tails in connection with the produc- ton of a multi-rceler.
 But to get down to the feminine part of the contingent Miss Anna Little is the leading woman. but she didn't arrive with the bunch. Her arrival from New York tomorrow is expected.
 Included in the company are Will liam Clifford, w. IT, Bainbridge, Jas. Youngdeer, Pat Bowling, publicity manager: Bert Nottleman, in charge of props: Richard Spencer, scenario man: Tony Claudio and his assistant, Bennie Pierpaoli, whose turin names indicate them to be cameristas.
 Being a cowboy play, the produc- ton on which the company is en- gagged, will require the use of much cow scenery including punchers. Horses will be supplied by Doc Par dee, and lot of riders. some of whom will be Frontier Days contenders, will be conscripted Today will be spent largely in getting settled. Then, the work will be laid out and some prog ress made in arranging future quar- ters both for work and housing mem- berS of the troupe.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-30
NEVADA OPERATORS
 SEEK SILVER MINES
(From Wednesdays Daily.)

A. l.. Pierce and P II. Dugan, well known mining men of Nevada, are in the city from Tonopah, in search of silver properties. Their coming may be construed as a favorable indica- ton of the future of the white metal. and if any desirable properties pass an examination by them, a sale will be readily consummated. Reports reach ing them in Nevada of many silver mines having been active in this sec ton years ago is the inducement for them to make personal observations. Both are to remain in the country in definitely.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-30
GFNERA AT,
GENERAL GEORGE WASHINGTON Departed this life, on the l4th of Dec l790. Act. 6S.

Adviccs brought by a schooner from Europe gave the latest details Of the war between "Buonapartc" and his great enemies, and were dated October. three months before date oi publication
 Among the advertisements is one for the sale of sawmill and a quan- tity of pine wood, together with "a stout, healthy, active negro wcnch. :"
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-30

Journal-Miner for fine job work. ++
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-05-30
The Days Tours.

Practically the entire day was spent in automobiles, touring the vicinity Of Prescott. looking over what the military men term the terrain" Tn the morning, the party inspected the post at Fort Whipple, the target range and the land between it and the fort
 In the afternoon, instead of departing. the commission staid on and looked over the ground between Prescott and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-21
IEGAL NOTICE

said resolution and notice sct a date On
which u would hear nl matters affecting
such property or the benefit thereto, or any
claim or liability or objections 10 the max
ing of such Improvement, or any objections
thereto. aud iu pursuance ~ tad action,
publication and notice such session was duly
convened and held hy this loard at the tino
designated Boz faid notice. And,
WHEREAS: 40 such session this Board
did bear and consider an complaints and
objections tu iho making uf such improve
mDutr and thc npuortinnm,rt ot the cost
thereof. aud did thereafter review, revise
and correct said written statement. and did
approve and confirm saId statement as 30
revised and corrected And.
WHEREAS. An legal requirements havo
been fully complied with io authorize tho
Irvyiug OF said assessments against tho
uhuttuE property The property hrnruied,
and other property liable Co.. assessment. and
thc owners thereof iu .aid District:
NOW THEREFORE, BE Ir ORDAINED
BN THE BOARD or COMMISSIONERS
or THE CITY or TULSA. OKLAHOMA: :
SECTION That there shall be and
hereby BE- apportioutd &C., charged, levied and
| assessed against the several lots and tracts
[ uf land liable 10 assessment, aud the own.
ors thereof in STREET fMpRON EMENr
! DISTRICT NUMBER lld with the improve
| meuts thereon and the appurtrnnucrs there
! unto belonging. ~ q special tax 90 pay T. J..
| Mccormick FOR the construction of street
J improvements as provided Boy contract with
the city of Tulsa, Oklahoma the amount,
! respectively as follows. to.wit:
NORTH TULSA ADDITION
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-21

uNI 1917 Ford. samo ns new, with de-
mouutable rims Wcrh McNulty Motor
cnntnry Seventh and Boulder
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-21
W@Tm0Im IHIo Day
ROOM $40. MAYO

FOR SALE Five.room bungalow, south
side. servants room. garage. full base
mcnt. concrete floor screened porch. fine
shade new and bargain. Leslie Brooks
Realty Co., 80 Culbertson building. Phones
2s73 aud 55o5.J
FOR SALE-New five room cottage aud
sleeping porch. basement on south side
close IN. possession In ten days. So. 100 cash
balance s25 per month Phone 450S-R
SMALL houses and lots to trade for liv,
stock or will sell on emy payments Cal
phone iOsik or residence 122 South
Guthrie
SALE OR TRADE Modern s-room house
residence district. Adrcss g. l.. Billings
kiugfisher Okla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-21
RiAi tS1Niil.
IlItAi. EST ATE.
F1me S0m0Ih Slide lHIOnnGS

latest butin date features
OF the newest
he had $12500
oak up-od'te close
extra 100000
old double
4
ant "a good $500
A
floor tinlsh'
to
y lcss this; $500
A
hardwood
something Will want Tor
$ II want
$3.50
A
oak
Cheyenne; $1,000
\ porch
10y
"a $4,000
! Sc d % "a
VERNON lHo DAW
Phone 31S3 ROOM 3l9 MAYO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-21
BUSINESS CHANCES.

THE NEW oil field At Cement, Caddo coun
ty, sixty miles on the Frisco from OKLA.
homa City, invites you to come and see |
] can sell soms fortyacro leases near lhe
new well az Cement and several In the |
neighborhood Of wells that VIII soon begin .
drilling l.. Trevor Lewis. ilb Terminal I
building Oklahoma city.
OLD PkOSPEClOR wants financial backing /
10 search for precious metals on l~hahhha /
and Oklahoma line many years oi pi9sWo /
ing In several couuircf Leads me 10 behtNr /
chances are good for Tuugslau and other
metals in the hills Of eastern Oklahoma ~ /
peusc will not bc great. Address BoN 3d'9.
care World.
CoNCRErE plant. handling builders sup.
plies. m fastest growing town iu >thr
state Only concern located ON rairohd
Established business, Making concrete
necessary Biz yard and building Can be
leased: II Interested, investigate at once.
Box 6i2 Ilcnryctta. Okla
WILL. LLAsE 500 acres u miles wichita.
Archer we'll. drilling ~ no rect 90 -
drilled /, 500 feet price S3 per acre 'tilir 10
land aud depth of hole guaraintecd. Ihirr
gas showings encountered W. T. Young
HOTEL ROPEANj, oak furniture, Mar
tin beds Administer rugs. OUTSIDE rooms
clearing $500 monthly. Investigation 'oa %
vinces: 50 600. Special circumtlah'ts ,l'cOH
thig exceptional opportunity III ,Atun"ie'
Okla Address hotel manager, box 2tl.
FOR SALE soda fountain. Liquid Cardonic
componys make, - IT, Al condition
Original tohl F@tVbNt VIII All W. H''''t
down bankabe notes for the remainder
Nryant a Keith, Colinsville. Okla
ON ACCOUNT Of other interest ! will sci.
my business in Tulsa; good location ana
cheap rent; II will take $1,000 to handle
this Address Box 3365, care World
II IT is grocery store. meat market or
anv other business. II viii pay you To see
US first Joseph Dounelly, ll3 y sruih
Main Phone GllG
II YOU have $500 cash We can get you "A
business that ~ real money maker. i''t
us show you. Luthy, jii Robinson Bldg
ask for Mr Smith. phone 47SO.
2 RESTAURANTS. downtown; located
right Luthy. 544 Robinson Bldg ask
for Mr smith phone ago. .
WE have first class grocery stores lof
sale AZ invoice. Luthy Room 544. hohlh
<on Bldg. ASK FOR Mr. smith phone 4tSo'
%ANT 10 buy steam laundry must be IN
= good condition and cheap. Bullard Broth
ers. Morris. Okla
OPpOR1t NITY Get oil and gas lease ad
Joining test well near kitl Okla. Write
EATING HOUSE; established business
board guaranteed; Luthy 54I Robinson
Bdg: ask for MIR. Smith, phone 41so.
Space iu established store dchcat"ssch nno
confectionery: good location 80 P''
month. Address 1903 care World.
SAVE ~ ON your spring hat, New Nor'
store 2l3 East Third.
HART SCHAFFNER & MAkN suits at as
count 2ll East Third.
WANT TO buy bottlug works, must b'
cheap. Bulard Brothers. Morris oA'a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-21

SECTION D. That the assessments here
by levied against the above described lots.
tracts Of land and other property liable 10
assessment. shall bear interest from the date
Of the pnssnge of this ordinance AZ the rate
Of seven per cent per anuum, aud both prin'
cipal and interest are hereby declared 10 be
a debt against the owners thereof. and are
lien upon such property to the same eS-
font rs ofher taxes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-21
CALL PHlOME 41S0
II you want to buy A TIT
If you want to sell AZ lHlOInmP
If you want to rent
OklaMWma UmVeS0mema
COmpamy

FIVE ROOMS, North Elwood, 81, $50, $500
cash: six rooms, South Maybele, 81. 500,
$500 cash five rooms. South NogsleS,
$4,000, $500 cash: five rooms, South Olym-
pia So 600 $500 cash. Joseph Donnolly,
il3S South Main. Phone 6al6.
FOR sALE-Dandy fiye.room front cottage
on South Denver; newly painted and dec.
Grated garage and servants quarters; price
300; some terms. white Angel Realty
company, II Bynum Bldg. phone 45S7.
FOR SALE-tiyeroom dwelling. high lot,
easy walking distance OF business, we'll
garage; $500, $500 down. s25 month
Leslie Brooks Realty Co, 83 Culbertson
building Phones 2s73 and 55g5.J.
FOR SALE-Good Broom house, corner, block
OF pavement $1,000; 500 down, $50 a
month. Leslie Brooks Realty Co, 33 Gull
bertson building. Phones 2s79 and 5595.J
FOR SALE-splendid apartment house on
Soutl. Boston; rents for $3.50 per month
price $3.50. Bowen 4 DeMontrond, 33a
Iowa building. Phone 20is.
FOR SALE Twostory. Groom dwelling
southeast side, s2,250; $3.50 down, s3t
month. Leslie Brooks Realty Co, 33 Cul
bertson building. Phones 2s73 and 5595J
FOR SALE-New high class hveroom bun
galow southeast front; extra large lot
In Crosby Heights Call owner fox partic
| ulsrs, phone COOL.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-21
WOlMlL LID'S BUSINESS IDlI&lEClIO OlRW
Leading of Tulsa Win Address and
Telephone Numbers.
MAGNETIC HEALING.

MAGNETIC HEALING and Chiropractlc. By
Or u. Wuegurdrn. who has had twenty
hye years practice. The doctor will diagnose
your case FREQ and describe your feelings
hrttcr than you can Yourself i2i North Main
PAINTING NND I'NpER HANGING
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING rooms
paIrrcd. including paper for - 90 and
up Call Boo mornings for estimate. J. $.
sutherland Phone I1lI.k
REPAIRING.
BICYCLES. BABY BUGGlES search lights
keys made aud locks tehtted guns and
phouogrnphs ElNit Shop. II WeAt firit
Al work guaranteed.
NURSING.
MRS VI. JONES. practical nurse. Phone
ta72 r
CARPIt NTER WORK
/ CARPENTER AND PAINTER contractor,
work guaranteed Call 1912.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-21
Good W@C@In0 Lots

business lot the center of the business
location $325O
lOofoot Morning side Addition good buy s25o
q Boulder $25O0
Ridge this fine high lot fine well
oa II
something good at bargain this at once $3.50
Mounesde $1,000
have good lots other parts of city, you Interested see
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-21
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT Nicely furnished front sleep
ing room; private entrance; private en-
trance to bath; suitable for one or two
gentlemen or married couple. 5ll North
Frisco. call after $3.50 p. m. or between Z
and : mornings.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-21
Legal NOTICES.

ADNEkIISLMENT. ]
Sealed bids will be received by the Board
Oklahoma on Monday. March 5th, 1917,
until 10 O'Clock A. NJ, in their office In the
County Courthouse Of Tulsa County for the
wrecking and moving Of Bridge No. 89.
known as Tulsa West Tulsa Wagon Bridge,
the offices OF the County Engineer and the
County Clerk In the Courthouse Of Tulsa
County Okahoma Tho Commissioners re-
serve the right 20 reject any aud all bids
All bid, must be accompanied by a cert.
fled check for 10 per cent " the amount bid
.. by order Of the County Commissioners of
Tulsa County Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-21
OIL WE'LL SUPPLIES
WANTED BOARD AND ROOMS

WANTED-Room and board BY man and
wife in private family. Address Box
1850, care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-21

FOR SALE Overland 1917 model good as
new; only run 5000 miles; will consider
O trade ON house and lot; close in. Address
l.oX 1850 care World.
ONE Overland touring. one Studcbaker IsiN
touring one Buick C-25 touring terms.
Wr'sl-McNulty Motor company, seventh ana
Boulocr.
uNL 1917 Ford. same rs .now, with de-
mountabe rims Welh McNulty Motor
company Seventh and Boulder.
FOR SALE-One new tube. 32x3 i also one
sos, cheap. Call +. o. Larson care
World
/ FIVE-PASSENGER Ford good motor good
tires. body worn. Price $40. Phone
/ FOX TKADE-A now Packard car for Tulsa
property. What have you TO offcri Phone
/ -O5g
| FOR SALE-0ne five.passenser Overland
car, IN good running condition. Phone
| 333 Southwestern garage 2li North Main.
] FOR SALE - New Maxwell touring car,
never driven, $500 ". c. Norris Motor
Sales Co. Phone 3979
/ PRIVATE garage freproot 1928 North
Main. Boydel phone 5732R.
/ FOR SALE-By owner new family car
cheap Ior cash Phone 346l.
| ONG Excelsior motorcycle. Welsh. .McNulty
! Motor company, Seventh and Boulder
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-21

NORTUWESrERN Conservatory OF Music
in Knights of Columbus hall il6 y south
Boulder opens this school Of dancing
Tbur.lay evening February -. 1880. Those
desiring instruction bee there for first les
son. latest ballroom dances, Mrs. Maud'
Tucker Instructor phone Ai3i.