TELEGRAMS.
[Renter's
The Feice Propos is.
LONDON, 13th June. News from Washington says that the place of meeting is not settled, but neither Washing ton nor Manchuria will be satisfactory-to,
President Roosevelt, who may set as arbiter.
Attempted Assassination of the
Greek Premior,
Later.
M. Delyannis, the Greek Premier, has been seriously stabbed in the abdomen, outside the Clamber.
American Trade in China. In reply to a deputation of 'The American Asiatic Association, President Roosevelt pro- mised to do his utmost to promote American trade in China, and to confer with the De partmental officials on the subject.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1905.
HONGẠING GYMKZANA LLUK,
Str. C. G. Mackie, hon.secratary and trea. surer of the Hongkong, Gjmkbana Club, has kindly forwarded to us a copy of the programme of the second meeting of the Club to be held at the Happy Valley on the 17th inst; (weather permitting). The events and entries are as
follows:-
Brale.
13-Turka-quarter MILE FLAT RACE --For tlongkong Subteription griffins of any season. Weight for inches as par Winners of an open race barred Winners of an official race to carry 7 lbs. extra; of two or more official, races ro lbs. extra. "Off day winners and winners at first Gymkhana Meeting to carry 3 lbs. extra. U placed ponies in an official race allowed hickeys who have won an official race in rongkong or China 2 lbs. extra; non-wiening Jockeys allowed 5 lbs. Entrance fee $5^ 1st Prize: A Cup present- ed by 1, Macdonald, Esq.; and Prize : 315.
.
The deputation urged the relaxation of Mr. Wm. Inglis's the Chinese Exclusion Act.
THE “MINNESOTA) would she have been A RUSSIAN PRIZE?
The steamship Minnesot, which arrived here to day on her second Trip from America, carried from Seattle the largest cargo of goods thing had ever been taken on board by a single vedel. She left Port Townsend og and May, but a mishap occurred to her machinery necessitaling her return to that part. The accident to the machinery, however proved a blessing in disguise. While a whole army of -mechanics were engaged in effecting repairs, so that the fiumerota cou'd leave Port Town" send at the earliest possible moment, a fateful telegram arrived. The Minnesota was bound to Hongkong via Kobe and other poris. But the telegram in question which created much a hubbub announced that Russian arships had been sighted on the mute which would be inken by the Minnesota When it is stated that the vessel carried a car o of something like 25,000 tons of goods and valued at $8,000,000 'gold and had 218 passengers on board it will he recognised that the agents could not afford to risk the chance of seizure by the Russians. It might have been a mere. chance that the Russians were on the track, but it was too important a question to be light- ly dismissed. As a result of this information, the clearance papers of the vessel for Eobe were cancelled. and new papers on Shanghai were taken out. The entire clerical staff was working Just as hard as the engineers below. A deputy-collector, who is on duty at night at Seally made "motters, easier than they would have otherwise been, but it was narrow escape, from the Seattle point of view. Even had the myMinnesota been boarded now her clearance
papers for Shanghai would have placed her be yond the reich of the Russians. It must have been an anxioustime for the Captain and owners and one can well understand how anxiously eyes were turned towards itu buatante nu sam uvara me japan loomer into view. So that a minor accident in the Engine roam proved of the utmost value in everyboly concerned. With regard to the accident it "kréms that inside the starboard middle pro-sure cylinder there is n device called a bullring. This was slack, being not of proper size and did not allow of the Sugroper action. It was taken out and expanded. While this was the cause of the vessel turning back, it was not the thing that most delayed her. When she dropped anchor on her arrival back it was well out in deep water and the anchor and thirty fathoms of chain enrrizil away and with it the heavy iron fiting used in hold-
hids.in.
.13.0 ...13.1
Mr. W. A. Cruickshank's Buck Monday,...13.0
......... Forward, Mr. C. G. Mackie's.........Alarm, Man. F. H. May's......... Policy, Mr. G. H. Potts Jungle King....0 Mr. l. P. White's......, Two Step 131 243 P.M.-TENT PEGGING-Bext of three
Puns,
Inimis for pace and style. Open to any class of Pony, Entrance fee $3. 1 Prize: présented. 2nd Prize:$15.
Mr. W. A. Cruickshank. Mr. W. B. Elwes, Mr J. Johnstone. Post entries:
CORRESPONDENCE.
We do not necessailly endorse the opinioni expressed by Correspondence In this column.}
GAS
ELECTRICITY.
TO THE EDITOR OF Tthe "Hongkong Telusayn," DEAR SIR,-At a recent meeting of the Cpurt of Common Council the chief feature was a lengthy and interesting debate upon the rein tive merits of gas and electricity as regards street lighting. The question came up on a report from the Stree's Commitee, submiting a proposal for the experimental substitution of incandescent gas lamps for the electric lamps in three thoroughfares.
The figures stated in the report were as follows:-
Street and New Light.
Queen Vicaria Street and part of Queen Street tax high-pressure ga
Fleet Strees (3) Incandescent gas
Initial
coal.
+
Annual waxing-
in
fast 09.
Lower Thames Street from Fish Strent fill to Dillingegate and Moranens Street (1) high-pressure, incandescent gas lampa)......Ļ' 445 km.
The relative merits of the two illuminanto
INSANITARY BAKERIES.
TO THE EDITOR of the " Blondkono TelegramH.”
Sir-It is not always that I agree with the decisions of the Sanitary Board, and, indeed, there have been many occasions when 1, and othery, with mo," have totally disagreed with their verdicts. But nobody, I think, will be at variance on the question whether two or more people shou'd be allowed to live all night in the tea houses and bakeries of Hongkong. The petition asking leave i have more than one person on the premises outside working hours was very rightly refused. In a way it may seem n hardship to the parties concerned, but the health of the community is at stake in a atter of this son. In Britain, the mast stringent regulations are in force as to the sanitary condition in which bakeries and restaurants must be kept. I was not aware that there was any allempt to impose restrictions on | the Hongkong bakers and restaurateurs,but it is none the less satisfactory to know that the Sanitary Board is looking after theao things, As was remarked at the meeting-and as you pointed out when quoting the report for the year of the Acting Medical Officer of Health- food may be a prolific cause of disease, and
have been the subject of discussion in Hong-especially in the dissemination of plague. If we have insanitary bakeries and tea-houses, if kong off and on, and it may not be cut of place the food is liable to come into contact with the if should ask your indulgence for a reproduce half-naked bodies of coolies, there is no saying ties of the debate above mentioned,
what disease may not be spread abroad. It is The enclosed is extracted from the City Pritz
too late when the evil is done to take precau- of 6th ult-Yours, etc.,
tionary measures, and it is well that the mem- ILLUMINANT.
bert of the Sanitary Board, in this respect at Hongkong, 15th June, 1905.
least, are aware of their responsibilities. It is absolutely essential that the preparation of articles intended forconsumption should be kept as free from any possible chance of contagion as possible. For it would be futile to take preventive measures in one direction and leave a more vital cause of disease open to the pranks of any baker or restaurateur,-[ am, etc.
Hongkong, 14th June, 1905.
[Enclosure.]
Mt. Morten, the chairman of the Streets Committee, claimed for the high pressure gas system that it provided a far better and cheaper light than was afforded by electricity. The experiment now proposed might be regarded as the outcome of the scheme for the lighting of side streets previously adopted by the Court. In connection with those streets it was found that the cast was very little, if any, more per lamp than under the old system of gaslighting, and that t'e light was four times as gold. It was now desired to try the same system in the main streets, as the committee realised that the electric light had completely failed so far ns street lighting was concerned. In Paris, flerlin, and Vienna the public authorities had given up, or were giving up, electricity in favour of incandescent gas, and the same was the case in connection with not a few of the provincial Corporations of this country.
5-5 P-GYMKHANA LUB CHALLENGE CUP.-Distance One Mie-Value $400, For all China Ponies. Catch Weights at 10 st. 6 lbs, Winners of an open race or open Griffin race 5 lbs. extra Non-winning Subs cription Griffins allowed lbs. Jockeys who have won an official race in Hongkong or China 2 lbs. extra. Non-winning Jockey a lowed 5 lbs. To be sun for 5 times and to be won by the popy scoring most marks in the races for the Cup, counting 4 points for a first; 3 for a second; and t for a third. The benefit of marks already scored to pass with the pony on a sale. Any winner of the race to carry 5 lbs, extra for each win in sabse quent starts for the Cup, but in the event of a pony carrying the penalty not winning, 2 iba, to be deducted next time he starts, Penalties accumulative up to 15 lbs. En trance fee of $5 16 go in the purchase of a
vr. Depury Millar Wilkinson (Cornhill) de. memento to the winner of each race, and 525clared that the Court would call down upon to second pony out of the Club funds. Al the conclusion of the Season a Cup, value 510, will be presented to the Owner of the pany obtaining the second highest number of marks..
Hon. Mr. C. W. Dickson's Ca Canny, -Mr. J. Johnstone's Border Raider, Mr. D, Macdonald's Copper. King, Mr. C. G. Mackie's Alarm, Hon. Mr. F. H. May's Policy. «Mr. F. Owen's Grafon,
Mr. G. H. Pons' Tuscan King, Mr. Simcock's Mick,
4. ---5,30 P. 4. —Ladies' NominatION,
DES-
itself adium, derision, and ridicule if it adopted the report, and took so retrograde n movement 5 the one proposed. I'robably they would bext hear that the Corporation contempleted a return to the system of lighting, the City by means of oil lamps. A vast outlay would be incurred it the scheme were decided upon, and the Corporation would be criticised the Metro polis over as an affete body that was going steadily back and back and back. In conclusion, he moved, as an amendment, that the question of the relative cost of gas and electricity should be referred back to the committee for cop-- sieleration.
Mr. Deputy, Wallace (Vintry) agreed that an extenment should be made, tut was of opinion was no need to incur so large an scl me in, say, Fleet Street alone at an inital declared, it would be sufficient to Try the aulay of 120 only.)
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A READER.
RUSSIAN CRUISERS
AT NANILA.
The three Russian war vessels now interned
Intimations.
On the luda south of Stope Shaft, a winza hus, been sunk 1g ft. and from this a crosscus put off, cutting through to the footwall of the lode, which at this depth is saven feet wide, and ROBINSON PIANO wonh sà dwingt
This work is sufficient to prove the existence, of the lode below the surface, and that it is of a payable nature. Sinking has been stopped until driving from the shaft has been extended south. From the surface 37; tuns have been
broken, and sent to the mill, worth of dwt per lon.
·BUKIT. MALACCA.. No. Level Crosscue West.-This was start- ed early in the month to provide waste rock for stope filling and to prospect a piece of promis. ing country. In the back of No 2-level, we have one stope containing a' lode 42 ius. wide, and worth 6 dwts, 70 tons have been sent from here to Bukit Koman mill for treatinem.
No. 1 Crosscut in North Hill has been ex-
COMPANY, LD.
THE PUBLIC MAY RELY
IMPLICITLY ON GETTING
FROM US.
PIANOS
OF THE
leade i yo ft, making a total of 440 without HIGHEST CLASS uncovering anything to encourage further work.
MILLING RETURN.
BUKIT MALACCA.
No. miili ran zo days) Crushing 1,744 tons
1, D
265 days Toth! tons clusbed 1814, producing 1314 os. smelted gold, having a fineness of 9034.
Average yield per ton 1.5 dw BUKIT KOMAN, Stamps working : 40.
for usual clean up and repairs.
Period of working, 28 days, less 19 hours
Ore Milled.-Bukit Koman ... 2,817 tons.
Stopa Minc
465..
·
Total 3.281 H
Amalgam Vicki-1,874) nzi, producing 575.037 ars, smelled gold, having a fineness of
921*8.
...
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Average value of tailings....1.25 dwt per ton, Average yield
...3:43 Plant and machinery are in the usual work- ing order. The new generator at the power station is complete, and will be brought into use after the preliminary 'ruo.
W. H. MARTIN,
General Manager.
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here are being dismantled by the removal of the breech blocks of the guns and" of the con- Do. 4 months" sight .......................................1/10 -1/16 necting rods of the engines, says the Cublenews | France-Hunk T.T... of rith Inst. Admiral Train consid rs this pro-America-tank T.T Cess as serving every practicel purpose in view of the fact that the vessels are anchored back of the breakwater, in the immediate vicinity and under the surveillance of the American war vessels charged with the enforcement of the neutrality law. The officers will be given their liberty on parble. Nothing could be learned as to the disposition of the crews. As rule the crews of interned war vessels are con fined in barracks ashore, which course was pursued with reference to the crew of the Rus Kian cruiser Askold at Shanghai,
COMMERCIAL.
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Business reported:-Farnham, Hoyds at Tis, 150 cash, and Tis. 1831 for August. Indo. Chinas at Tls, 76 for July. Shanghai and Hangkew Wharfs shares at Tia, 193 for Septem- Arma.Coon. Tis. 37 Cavi
RAUN,
patch Race."-Gentlemen "A" in start dis
Business done direct-Farnham, Boyds at mounted at half-mile past. On the word
Ths. 161 for june, Tle. 162 for July, and Tis. "go" they are to mount and carry a despatch Mr. George H. Heibuth (Walbrook) second- to their respective nominators who will heed the amendment, and spoke as a member of 164 for August. Indos at Tls. 76 for July. slie Streets Committee. If the report were Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf shares at Tis. waiting to yards from the winning post adopted, the master, he declared, would be atgofor July. Langkats at Tis. 235 for Septem . The ladies will then get into rickshaws and very serious one financially for the ratepayers.ber.
he wheeled past the inning post by Gentle might, indeed, involve them in an outlay men "D." Only China Ponies allowed, ranging between £15000 and £20,000 Was Competitors provide themselves with rick. the present the time for embarking on an outlay shaws, Entrance fee $3. 1st and 2nd f'rizes of that amount? The figures given in the re
pirt, he contended, were utterly Ediacions. str. W. A Cruickshank'nom. Mrs' Cruickshank which the estimate was based was that which
presented by the Club.
For instance, the price al electric light on Mr. J. Johnstore ng the anchor. The vessel had an extra an- Mr. R. F. C. Mayer, Miss Ilerkelty chot, but it was necessary to cast another fisting for it, which was dane The Minnesota should' bave left Seattle on the 19th of April, but as it turned out it was the "jid of May b:føre she | Str. A. G. A Fletcher, started on her long journey to China,
THE NAVY'S big guns,
Mr. Pretyman, in reply to Sir Golbert Parker, said that the total number of 12-inch Mark VIII, guns completed for the Navy was geven. ty-five, of which sixty were ninunted on, ships, and fifteen held in reserve. Two of those guns had been landed for repairs, and one other had. been used for proof purposes. The total num ber of 12-inch Mark IX. guns completed for the Navy was 97, of which 76 were mounted, and 2 were to spire. Thineen more were up- der construc.ion, Nineteen shipscarrying these guns were completed. Some of the 17-inch Mark VIII, guns had bee› lan led for the ad Justment of sis his, and had been replaced by gups from the reserve. The adjustments, were of a minor nature, and in future could be done on board ship or on shore, as convenient.
Sir John Colomb asked had any change been made in the guns kept in reserve.
Mr. Pretyman replied in the nexalive. Bir Gharles Dilke asked how long it would
be before the guns taken out of the reserve could be replaced
⠀ Mr. Pretyman said if it were decided to re-
tube the guns it would take three months. The adjustments would take only a day or two.
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Mine Report for 4 weeks ending May zoth. The Mine measurements and Assay, results the period (4 weeks) under review, made up of of prospecting work show a total of 480 ft, fir
25 ft. Sinking, 73. Driving, and 382 ft. of Crosscuiting, as against 673 ft. for the previous
was decided upon 14 years ago, whereas the incandescent gas system suggested represented the very latest word in lighting. Moreover, was it für and reasonable for an experiment of month. this kind to be entered upon at a moment when the Corporation was péparing a specification with a view to obtaining new contracts for street lighting.
MINE,
,410 k. Level North "Drive.~Here 9 fi, has been driven, bringing the total to 78 (r. 1 here
no improvement in record.
Buring.
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10 13/16 to days' sight San Francisco & New York 461 Smonths' sight L/C
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months' sight '4 months' sight Frones .......
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PUBLIC
AUCTION.
THOON SETH, Esq., Registrar,
'HE Undersigned have received instructions
- Supreme Court, to sell by
PUBLIC AUCTION,
ON SATURDAY,
the 17th June, 1005, at.fi A.M., at the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowns, Kowloon,
Bukit Koman, 445 ft. Level Main Crasscut.- "This has been restarted and extended a further Mr. Saqui (Hishopsgale) pointed out that the † 10 ft, m`king a total of 6. f. It is intended Streets Committee had been advised by the to continue his to about 80 [ 5-6 PM HUNDLE RACE CH LUERGK CUP electrical inspector, Mr. Voysey, that the elec -Value $30.- Divance about One Mileric light when supplied under the most modern For all Chira Ponies Catch Weights at conditions would prove far cheaper than gaz, Inst. to the. Winner of a jump rice to carry Mr. Williams (Coleman Street) spoke as a 5 lbs extra. Jockeys who have won an off-ge consumer of the electric light, the quan
440 ft. Level, South Drive. This has been tity representing upwards of r00,000 units a cial race in Hongkong or China penalized ear. He was so convinced, he added, of the driven & f. making a total of 46 fr. The lode 2lbs Non-winning Jockeys allowed 5 lbs. { advantages of gas that he was about to incur a 37 10. assaying dwi, contioues hard, and 14 Crates WASH BOARDS. To be ran for times and to be won by the considerable sacrifice for the purpose of ousting | Carries less quartz than usual.
pony scaring the most marks in the races for the Cup, roasting 4 points for a fire; 2 for a second; and for a third. The benefit of marks already scored to pass with the pony nt a sale. Any winner of the race to carry 5.Jbs, extra for each win in the subsequent starts for the Cup, but in the event of a pony. carrying the penalty not winning, albs, to be deducted next time he starts, l'enalties ar cumulative up to 15 lbs, Entrance fee of $5 to go in the purchase of a memento to the winner of each race, and $15 to second pony
illuminant. tle was confident that, in the long the electric light, and reinstating, the old 340 ft. Level, North Drive. This has been run, gas would be found so per cent, cheaper thante electric light.
Mr Bennet (Cordwainer) pointed out the disadvantage under which the electre fight suffered from the necessity of placing the lamps at so great a height from ibe pavement,
advanced 2 f bringing the total to 460 ft. The lada for 46 inches wide, assays 41 dwt.
340 ft. Level North, No. 1. Winze. This has been sunk 6 ft, and is now gifer below the level. This is a sufficient depth to meet the level from below when it is so fir advanced
340 IL. Lev Į, South Drive, To this has been added 6 ft. making a intal of 363 ft. The. lode 36 in, wide, disys į dut.
140 ft. Level South, Extension of Main Cross-
49 Bundles WIRE COTS, Case WASH BOARDS, 1 Cases PENCILS, Case RUBBER SAMPLES, 2 Cases SEWING MACHINES, Ase RUBBER GOODS and
TERMS As usual.
HUGHES & HOUGH.
Government Auctioneers,
Hongkong, 15th June, 1905..
HONGKONG GYMKHANA CLUB.
THE Second Meeting of the Season' will be
out of the Club-funde. At the conclusion of beautifully lighted, and, as a result, people cut from the South Sbali.-This has been ex. / kong to be present.
the Season, a Cup, value $io, will be pre- sented to the Owner of the pony obtaining the second highest number of marks.
Mr. W. A. Cruickshank's Black Monday, Mr. W. E. Elwes' Rajah,
· Mr. W..J. Gresson's Glenburn,
: Mr. J; Johnstone's Ben Royal,
Mr. N. H. Rutherford's Nomination, Mr. L. F. Tegner's Doris Castle,
Mr. Cooper (Farringdon Without) pald a hearty tribute to Mr. Morion, the chairman of the Streets Committee, for the success which was Altanding his efforts to improve the light ing of the City. Since he had entered upon office, added the speaker, the streets had been could now walk everywhere in safety. He had occasion, he stated, to come very, early to business, and his experience of the relative merits of gas and electricity was of significance. "ewington was provided with the electric light, and utter darkness would prevail but for the gas lamps of: Lambeth on the other side of the street. When he reached the bridges there was no comparison whatever between the two laminants The City bridges were hesitation in saying, the best illuminated bridges in the world.
Sir Charles Dike: Gen the right hon. geni 6.6.30 PM-ONE MILE AND A QUARTER lighted by gas, and they were, he had an
·tlemas give us the proportions in which thest guns are used in other fleets?
-Mr. Pretyman; Not without notice.
THE WEATHER,
Mr. Deputy Algar (Candlewick) pointed out that, if any satisfactory decision was to be arrived at it was essential that the proposed experiment should be adopted over a fairly
large area..
held at the Happy Valley, on SATUR.. DAY, 17th instant, commencing at 4 P.35.
The Charge of Admission will be $100 for other than Members of the Hongkong Jockey Club or Hongkong Gymkhana Club..
The Committee invite the Ladic of H ng.
Post Entries will be accep'ed for Events
C. G. MACKIE,
Hon. Secretary. Hongkong, 15th June, 1955.
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THE DAIRY FARM CO., LIMITED. AUSTRALIAN FROZEN MEATS. EEF.-Sirloin, Rump or
tended 55 making a total of 354 ft. The Nos. 2 and 4. ground is changed to a softer nature, and greater progress is being made.
140 ft. Level North Drive, South on Branch. This has been driven 18 ft, bringing the total to 122 ft. and is connected to workings from the south side. Tha lode 72 in, wide, assiya 7 det,
Crosscutting for Stope filling, 146 It. * Stopes. The following have been in opera-
tion..
Above the 340 ft. Level, Biopes; Lode 154 in. wide, and worth 3 dwl.
Above the 240 ft. Level, 3 Stopes; Lode Bo in wide, and work aj dwts.
FLAT FACE HANDICAP-For all China Ponies. Jockeys who have won an official Face In Hongkong or China penalized lbs Non-winning Jockeys allowed glbr. · En- trance fee 5 sat Iriss: A Cup presented by Hon. Mr. R. Shewan; and Prize; $ag ha Mr. W. A. Cruickshank's Black Monday 13 of the committee in proposing the installation Mr. Morton, in reply, stated that the object
Bonaventure (late of the gas-lamps in thren thoroughfares was to
Above the 143 ft. Level, 1 Stope; Lode 68 in. Casinway)....1g1.| obtain a thorough'teit, and to give the rate- ¿vide, and worth 8 dwis, Forward ......................13.1 payers an opportunity of seeing for themselves
¿TOPE MINE. A circalar depression appears to have formed Mr. J. Johnstone'....... Border Raider ...13.1
The following report is from Mr. F. G. Figg,
Mr. Darins...
First Assistant of the Hongkong Observatory
On the 15th at 12.5 p. The barometer has rison over Japan and N. China, and fallen over Mr. W. Inglis' S China and Formose.
bds. is,
`p epared to omit Fleet Sireet, where, be point-
Above the 200 ft. Level, I Stope; Lode 36 in wide, and worth 5 dwts.
the merits of the two lights. He was quite Main Crosscut West. To this has been adde in the China Sez. It is probably lying to SSE. Mr. D. Macdonald's Copper King 15 ed out, it was not proposed to instal the hi hed 36, it making the total 173 ft and withou of Hongkong between the 18th and 20th Do... Melbouma 11 pressure lamp; but it was necessary, if the change, paralleli.
||| Hon. Mr. F. H. May's ... Lamarque Rose..13.1 experiment way to be made of any real va'ne Main Crosscut East-Here 31′′f, has been Strong NE. winds may be expected in the E. Owen's Grafton 13.0 all, that the installations in Queen Victoria advanced bringing the total to 65 ft. At si R. Frumosa Channel, and strong winds to gales G. H. Potte's Tuscan King
förliget and Thames Street should take place,!: Over the N. part of the China Sea.
a lode was struck, and was pasted through at On a show of hands, the amendment was. Toy Forecast-irong NE: winds; squally, fair | Mr. P. Simenck's mama. Mick must
Test by a large majority, and the recommends 57 ft. showing a width of
well define, and Bret rain later.
Mr. B. P. White'sanne Bpincake „in 13.7|tions of the committee were approved. ustaying óf dwh
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