Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 28, 1884, Page 6

6 P a ASIEIFE THE DAILY BER--COJINCIL g — fHE DAILY PBEE. e THE TICKET. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Thursday Morning, Feb. 28, H JRIPTION RATES: 20 conta per week 10.00 por Year OFFICE: No. 7 Poarl Street, Near Broadway. MINOR MENTION. Additional local on seventh page. Cheap railroad tickets at Bushnell's. Two drunks disposed of in police court yosterday. The United States court mects here on March 24th. Remember the noonday prayer moet- ing of the Y. M. O. A. R. 8. Colo was still in a very low con- dition yesterday and death expested al- most at any moment., Permit to wed was yosterday granted G. W. Howland, of Hacrison county, and Laura Axtel, of Boomer township. One of the Rescue team went lame yesterday morning while going to the fire, sho splitting a hoof on the rough ronds. The Omaha glee club was at the rink _ Iast evening and furnished excellont mu- sic. Their voices are always welcome to Council Bluffs ears, The Repudlicans Frame Onc Which They Hope to Win, A, T, Flickinger Heads It For Mayor. The Convention More Harmonlons But Less Enthusiastic Than the cratic, The republican city convention met at the court houss yesterday afternoon. John W, Baird called the convention to order at a li after 2 o'clock, a half- hour or more after the time set. Col. W. E. Supp was chosen for chair man, Ho thanked the convention, and expressed the hope that the convention would show unanimity, candor and an honest desire to put in nomination a ticket whigh tho people would endorse by a largo majority. Ho belioved the times were ripe for a chango for the bot- ter, and hoped such a ticket would be made as would meot the general desire of the people. E. H. Odell was chosen secrotary. George F. Wright moved that an in- formal ballot be taken for mayor, but withdrew it long enough for the list of delegates to bo read and agreed to. He then renewed it and it was carried G. 8 Lawson and T. J, Evans were appointed tellers, The ballot stood: William Siedentopf 12, A. T, Flickinger 11, T. J. Evans 1, Alex, Wood 1, E. L. Shugart 1. Whole crats expressed themeolve Inst | T | Vanghan, and this realization should make them stick the more clossly to him and work the more zealously for him Some of the anti-Vaug demo- evening to the that | the republicans had made a grave mis- take in not selecting some other man, and that Flickinger would not carry the vote of the disaffected ones. Others claim that he would carry his own party vote and that with what disaffected demo- crats he did get the victory would b his, The rest of the ticket called out little ment on the street as it seems con- that the fight will be on mayor. Siedodtopf as alderman-at-large is deem- ed strong eh to b Pettibone, who as a me.aber of a fc or council and present member of the chool board has not gained in the estimation of the peo- plo. Siedentopf has been a financi 1 stay to the ent council, while Petti- bone's strong point seems to be that h is from the Second ward, and the zons of that ward, smarting under the foeling that they have been ignored and mistreated by other councils are ready to vote for anybody, even Pettibone, under the promise that he will look after their interests, THE RUNNING MEETING. Arranged For the y&' Sport, The Progream Threc The following programme has been ar- ranged for the Council Bluffs running meeting, to commence Tuesday, May 27, and continue three days: FIRST DAY, Race No. 1—The scramble for a purse s all ages; one mile; lst §75, 2d , 3d $12 60. Race No. 2—Club purse, £260; all agas; one mile and repeat; lst 8150, 2d $76, 3d §26. A number of ladies and gentlemen will | /" her of votes cast 26. leave on the 7:04 p. m. dummy train this | My Sjedentopf exprossed thanks for evening to attend the masquerade at the | {ho honor with which his namo had been roller skating rink in Omaha, considered, and 1t was a surprise to him, Jason L. Ratakin, of Shenandoah, has|as he was no candidate, and could not located here, and, besides running a|think of being so. He therefore with- ‘boarding and lodgiag house, is to engage | drew his namo. in the commission business. On motion ef George F. Wright, a for- Two more dynamos of twenty-five mal ballot was then taken. It resulted : horse power have arrived for the electrio | Flickinger 14, Siedentopf 10, Shugart 2. light company, and soon there will be | Mr. Flickinger was then declared the 75 lights chasing awaythe gloom of night | nominee, and, on motion of Capt. Rua- in this city. sell, the nomination was made unani- Yesterday being Ash Wednesday, the | "0"® midst applause. first day of Lent, services were held in Mr. Flickinger thanzed the conven- St. Paul's church morning and evening, and there will be services every after- noon at 4:30 o'clock, except Wednesdays, when the service will be in the evening. The loss by the burning of Hitcheock & Fleming’s ice house will reach about $1,000. There were about 1,000 tons of ice in the building, but this was not damaged greatly. There wore also some horses and mules but they were taken out, The loss is covered by insurance. elected he wouldendeavor to perform the duties of the office as best he could, and in such a way asto please true republi- cans and friends of the city. On motion of Will McFadden, Mr. F. A. Burke was nominated for auditor by acclamation and unanimously. For city attorney, John N. Baldwin was named. J. W. Baird named Charles M. Harle. Mr. Baldwin, thanking the 4 pe convention, withdrew ' his name. Mr. The passage of a bill by the legislature Wright named the present selection, Mr. abolishing the office of city marshal has Mayne. and moved to proceed to a for- given rise to a report that it affected this | el ballot. This was carried and the city, and that henoe there was no noed | pallot tekon, resulting: Harle 22, Mayne of eleoting » marshal here. This is not|q, Mr, Harle was declared nominated, thecase. The bill affocts Dos Moines| For city treasurer, Mr. Lawson named only, where thoy have had a squabble | Gapt. 0. M. Brown, and his nomination between the chiof of police and marshal. | was made unanimous by acclamation, Frank Odell and his fathor-inlaw, For superintendent of markets, Mr. MeC named Fred Davis. N.M. Dobson, were before Judge Aylesworth P:.a;m;'-m:dm H. PTEOblin.g:I: and Mr. yestorday for disturbing the psace. They | Evans named David Mottaz. A formal claimed that they both got a little too | ballot was taken, resulting: Oblinger 10, Mottaz 9, Davis 7. No choice. much election whisky and they foll to| 4™ 003" ballot “was taken. It re- quarreling. They had their cases con-|uulted: Oblinger 13, Davis 8, Mottaz 4, tinued, and will probably make up, and | John Stubbs 1. No choice. arop the charges mutually preforred. A third ballot resulted: Oblinger 12, = Davis 10, Mottaz 2, Stubbs 1. No The democratic organ refuses to sup- | choice. port Flickinger ‘‘beoauss he is the weak. | Ballot No. 4 resulted: Davis 18, est candidate that could have been se- 2:]::"5:“; ds- Mr. Davis was declared " . locted.” 1t openly takes the position | “gor civil engineor Mr. Street moyed that it doesn’t matter which will be the | that Thomas Tostevin be made the nomi- ‘bost mayor, but who will get there, and | nee by acclamation, Carried. that it prefers to be on the side of the |, ¥ city marshal Mr. Goulden named p E. W. Jackson, Mr. McCarger named one who it thinks it will win, whether| g B, ‘Gardiner. The bnll‘:g resulted: he is the best man or not, Jackson 18, Gardiner 8. About five o’clock yestorday morning hAnuuarl were then nominated. For ¥ t / ) o distriot embracing the Firat and Soo- Noil Voorhis, while passing along Broad- | ;4 wards, A. 8. Bonham was named by way, discovered smoke issuing from the | Wall McFadaen. On motion of Mr, Bluff City sample rooms, caused by some | McCarger he was nominated by acclama- burning rags and boards in the basement. | tion and unanimous} o For the Third Fourth wards Mr, A fow pails of water suppressed the fire, { 1 yuon numed F. A, Conover, and he and fortunately so, for with the high | was nominated in a like manner. wind prevailing, if it had got a good| For alderman-at-large, Mr. George start, it would have swept along the [Swmith named William Siedentopf, and on i motion he was nominated by acclamation stroet, lively. ,Th. fire .was ““,“d bY land unanimously, Mr. Siedeutopf alone some old clothing too near the chimney. | voting **no,” but the chairman decided Officer Brooks declares in reference to | P "féménmud *‘ansuimously by a largo majority. the shooting heard voar Stells Long's | " On motion of Wall McFaddon, Jacob house, that he saw the parties leave the | Sims was unanimously chosen chairman house and on proceeding up an alley some | of the city committee, one of thom fired a revolver evidently in Mr, Lawson offered the following pre- amble and resolution: fun and not in a row. o aluo says that | * Wikuras, Numerous bills have been he immediately went after them instead introduced in both housos of the twen- of turning and going the other way, but | tieth general assembly for the suppres- they had disappeared and after keeping | *%2 °F control of the liquor traflic, and X ‘Waereas, The adoption of a mistak: up the search'for awhile abandoned it as ;)olluy would only ludpw the (urth:r m‘:: usion of the ?’uuuon. therefore be it The evening demoocratic paper, Tom Resolved, Bowman's organ, which was so sour i sembled, that we most cordiall, dorse about the nomination of Vaughan, and | a judicious state licence Inv.‘ gy to the proper committee, cratic ticket, to gulp it all down, because | to postpone action was carried bo 23 to 3, it dooms the nomination of Flickinger a | 80d the convention adjourned. mistake. There are doubtless among the anti-Vaughan democrats many who can think for themselves quite as well as | wan sc. harmonious as to lack enthusiasm. to let the democratic editor think for | There was hardly a bit of applause or flop around seems silly, but still with him, He sots himsolf up very | best thing they selected A. I', Flickinger. waggle,” and woaders why the il:vl:: L{:g‘:.;‘,,f’ S3d b riaen pieadl is that Bowman thinks Flickinger kuow him, and if elected would doubti # oir make & most excellent wmayor. He is o bo beaten, and wants to got strovg man iuwlloohnlly and worally, the Vaughan side in the hopo [ but ot so strovg politically, nerhaps fof that very reason, The comments heard on all sides after the nomination seem to be shaded with doubt as to his election, not because he would not make a good should get there, | mayor, but hecanse he is not so well if eleoted, should ! known as Vaughan, not eo irrepressible ' javd omniprese ywman's example gy g o b to take thlm realizo G:?P‘lhking-rhmtnlhud . tion, and simply pledged himself that if | g2 . | ages; $10 entrance, with 8100 added; 2d, By the republicans of the| NOTICK.—8pecial advertisements, such ss Lost, city of Council Blufts in convention as- | Found, To Loan, For Bale, To Rent, Wants, Board. ‘which has always fought him bitterly, r. George Smith moved to postpone | and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n. now comes out and arrogantly instructs to the next city convention, and refer | sertion. Leave advertisemoents at our office, No. the democrats to vote the straight demo-| " On a division of the house the motion The convention throughout was very harmonious, almost too much o to augur well for the sucoess of the ticket, for it| YWANTED=-A kood house, in nice Tocation, with them and dictate to them. smile, The repubdlicans had been trying sillier {or_soversl dars w(‘“ lomabofu'wir ‘oumnn'- Elega: tly furoished sppartment x' strongest men to run for r, but the, —Riage 47 (urviahed ‘sppariments in Morhim to command all democrats to | each aud all declined, a e A "Tg'.':..'fif'v}‘.'.u.'m..“.."uh:.L'"'""‘” ” & politician and not so fleet in ¢ race as Race No. 3—Brewers’ stakes; all ages; 7 mile and repeat; $16 entrance with $150 added ; 2d $60; 3d to save stake. SECOND DAY, Race No. 4—Bluff City cup stakes for 2.year-olds; $16 entrance, with $150 ad- ded by association; 2d $50, 3d to save stake; 4 mile dash. Race No, b—Special pacing; purse $200; 1st $120, 2d §60, 3d §20. Race No. 6—Hotel stake, for 3-year- olds; 815 entrance, with 8160 added; 2d $60, 3d to save stake; § mile dash, Race No, 7—Omaha stakes; all ages; 810 entrance, with $100 added by asso- ciation; 2d 30, 3d to save stake; 1} mile dash. . THIRD DAY. Race No. 8—Purse $260; all ages, 1 mile and repeat; 1st, $150; 2d, $76; 3d, 5 5. Race No. 9—Ladies’ stakes, for 2 aud 3 year olds, § mile dash; $156 entrance, with 8125 added by association; 2d, §35; 3d, to save atake. Hace No. 10—Merchants’ stakes; all 825; 3d, to eave stake; 4 mile dash. Race No, 11—Consolation club purse, $160; 1st, $90; 2d, $26; 3d, $15; 1} mile. Horses beaten once during the meeting allowed five pounds; twice, seven pounds; three times, ten pounds. Running races will be governed by the new Amerlcau running rules. Entries for all running stakes and pac- ing race close May 20, 1884, and in stake races b per cent forfeit must be paid at nomination, and b per cent by 3 p. m. the evening preceding the race. Entries for club purse, running races, will close at 7 p. m. in the evening pre- ceding the race. J. W. Peregoy as president, and Thos, Bowman as secretary, will furnish any other needed information e —— PERSONAL, H, J. Chambers, of Avoca, wasin the city yesterday. John Ledwich, of Avoca, visited the Bluffs yesterday. 1. N. Flickinger, of Wayne, Neb., s paying avisit to his brother, A, T. Flickinger. of this city. W. 8. Bolton, chief engineer of the Knowles Pump work, and who has been here in the in- terests of the water works company for a short time, loft yosterday for New York. While here ho formed many acquaintances who re- gret that ho cannot make Council Bluffs bis home. o — There is some probability of an inde- pendent republican candidate for alder- man at large, The grand ball to be given under the auspices of Hawkeye lodge, No, 184, I. 0. 0. F., at Bloom & Nixon's hall, ordinary social event. Extensive prepar- ations are being made. Glenn's full orchestra has been engaged, supper is to be served at Bochtele's and all the ar rangements are in keeping. The com- mittee having the matter in hand are H. Friedman, A, J. Mandel, Jus, F. Spare, N. F. McKune and T. C. ., Brenender. The largest and best collection of plants at W, H, Foster. Send for a catalogue, SPECIAL NOTICES. lug, ete., will be Inserted in this column at the low rito of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion Pearl Streot, near Broadway WANTS, VA ANTED—Every boay in Councl Bluffs to take Tuxban, Delivered by carrier at only twenty cents & wook. threo or four rooms. Address box No 6, Bxs office, & hundred. WE ARE RECEIVING SOME VERY FINE Shoes and Slippers. entlemen OUR FINE BOOTS AND SHOES For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. see our New Stock. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO,, Council Bluffs, | 412 Broadway West Side Sq Clarimda, Please call and BULK 'AND BARREL LIME, LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND i No, 639 Broadway, MAYNE & PALMER, DEALERS IN Hard and Soft Coal, AND WOOD, AND BEWER PILP) w2 s . - COUNCIL BLUFPS, ::.!xwx‘, MICHIOAN PLASTER, HAIR Spring Goods SMITH & TOLLER. | LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS, %7 and 9 Main street, CouNciLBrurrs, - - - - Jowa. Just Received. DIRBCOTORY, COUNCIL BLUF¥S, IA. JOEN W. BAIRD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. MANAGER OF PUTTAWATTAMIE COUN- TY COLLECTION AGENCY. Office cornur Broadway and Maln street. JOHN PENO & Co.. GUENERAL MEECHANDISE. 18 Main ntroct ard 17 Peml stront. DIRE T WHTTE: - o e st o e T2 o il i N. SCHURZ. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Office over American Express. 8, 8 WAGNER, wincomtrcttorran @. F. SVITH. D, RIS AS K i ehives. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Cornoz 7th and Broadway. _Plans and specifications furnished. JAMES FRANEY, LINDT & HART. simmmoer T TEBATEY. it oo, (CHANT TAILOR. SANTTARITM A jaie oy 51t i Brsira. 1. Sorsin Fro. . 3. Mo EDWIN J. ABBOTT, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Notary Public and General Conveyancer. REVERE HOUSE, srouvay oupontto new opers Ronse. " Refitted §1, $1.50 per day J. . ARMSTRONG, Civil En ROOM 6, NEW OPERA HOUSE, COU All Orders by Mail Promptly Attended To. ineexr! CIL BLUFFS, I0WA. M. CALLACHER. G R OCERIES. New Btore, Fresh Goods, Low Prices and Polite Attendants. TEFRX{ First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel, LOWER BROADWAY RESTAURANT AND CAFE, W."T'. BIRATIN Cateorer to The Public. 1 404 Broadway, Council Mesls at all Hours, 1 Bluffa. Overton, office 501 First avenue, ya March 6, promises to be a more than COAL GIVEN AWAY | Every one who buys a ton of the celebrated Centervil'e coal of Platte ( ! r rd 804 Main street, Council Bluffs. is entitled to a chance in the drawing for one ton of coal, to .be given away March Ist. You may thus get A Ton of Coal for Nothing. Peter C. DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OF WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES! Interior Decorations. 18 8. Pearl Street and 20 N. Main Street, - COUNCIL BLUFFS, Rillex, Granite and Tinware, DeVOL & WRIGHT,* HEATING STOVES AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY. CARPENTER'S TOOLS AND HARDWARE! Latest Novelties in Fancy Hardware, lme of extraordinary Fine Carvers, Broadway, and 10 and 12 Main Stroet, (VD PAERS—For salo. at Brx office, at 25 conte i JOR SALE A fir wot of bar fixtures and o “Simow says thumbs He is a young man who has lived here | [NOKSALE~A Sstcast, i 66, 15, MRa s 'Y | Councl Bluffs Tows. He 1o o all don't wiggle-waggle too, The | eleau-cut, has & record which is above re. Am?.‘,’.fida N e Xy ] explanation of the sudden flop | proach, has the confidence of all who |t and ' troning Board Kot st e A;a’ Jady mnuo\lflul w wnd glos- 1 a1 lovly as'th for pa ticulars C. B. 5. & L. wonth* Co., bex office, for one 502 Broadway, Council Bluffs, | CA . M. PUSKT, BANKERS. Dealers Howe Becunty CASADY, ORCUTT & FRENCH, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CARPE'T CURTAINS, And General House Furnishin CAREFULLY. SADY, OCUTT & FRENCH. MAIL ORDERS FILLED Council Bluff . . n Estabusnea . 3 1856 1o Forelgn and cmestio Bxchavgs snd OFFICER & PUSEY EXimball « Chamyp, (OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE,) ONEY 70 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE! Cowplete Abstracts of Title to all Lots and Lands in the County. (R DR . Empkie Hard‘;r‘are (45 1 RS, CU XX LAADES A T2 ardware T e 109 and 111 8. Maln Stroet, ‘E:’ OOUNCIL BLUFFS, - - IOWA, NMetcalf Bros., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS,CAPS BUCKGLOVES, 342 and 344 Brondway, . . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. European Hotel. The ouly Hotel in this City on the European plan of “PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU GET.” New Building---Mew Furnichings. ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS—CENTRALLY LOCATED. Fine Sample Rooms---Elegant Restaurant. PETER BECHTELE, PROPRIETOR, Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway, - - - Council Blufls, Iowa TACOE KOCEI, Merchant ‘Tailoring, REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE. 805 South Main Street, - - CNUNCIL BLUFFS. WHY DON'T YOU GET 8)ME OF FITGH BROTHER'S GUSTOM SHIRTS? Porteot Fitting, Best and Chespest. FiFine Tinen Collars ard Cufts, No. 716 Fourth Street Council Bluffs, Iowa. MAZX MOXEIN, Proprictor, CRESTON HOUSE. ~——EVERYTHING FIRSTCLASS,.—— Nos. 217 and 219 S. Main St., - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. Railway Time Table.[JOSEPE GAGHEGAN. S i HARD W{OD AND COAL pSormer Maln strect and Eighth avenus, Caan s, COUNCIL BLUFFS. The tollowing are the times of the arrival and de- parture of tains by central standard time, ot the looal depots, Trains leayo trausfer depot ten min- carlier and arrive ten winutes later. CINICAGO, BURLINGFON AND QUINCY. lufta. &4 Lowest ratos and prompt delivery LEAVE, ARRIVE 6:20pm Council Bluffs Express, 930am = £:40 p m Chicago Express 940 a m 9:d5am Mail. 7:00 pw h KANBAS CITY, BT, JOB AND COUNCIL BLUFFS. 10:108 m Mail and Express, 145 8:25 pm Tacific Exprees, AND BT. PAUL. L 5:25 X h 9 m 9:46 E 6:6pm o T o SILOAM 4 Y Atlantic Exprees, 9:40am 65 pm 2 ; 40pm . i AYIORLAeo bl tee the cure of the following named dis WABASH, BT, TOUIS AND[PACIPIC. y: Rheumatism, Scrfuls, Ulcers, ossam Mail, 4:45 p m | Catarrh, a1 Blood and_ kin diseas es, Dy- pepsia, Lives 40pm Cannon Ball, 1115 & m | Complaint, Kidney and Bladder Diseases. Neu- *At Transter only. ralgia aud Asthma, Thess Sprlngn are ihe tavortle resort of the tired an.l debilitatad, and are the CUI0ASD AN NORTHMETAR. FEEBLE LADI*S BEST FRIEND, £:30pm .. Express, 0:50 pm | Good hotel, llvery and bathing accomodation bothk 9:45 4 m Paciflic Expross, 0:458m | winter and summer. Locality highly picturesque SI0UX CITY AND PACIFIC. tad beakthy. Acosaible by Wabiah railway, » 7H0pm §t. Pau) Express, 0:00 a m | Evons, or C., ., at Albany. Correrponacuo T0hm Acoommodation, 6:50 p m | olicited, HEV. . 30 THOMFSON. A Mansger. UNION PACIFIC. Albany, Siloam Springs, (Gentry Co., Mo. Western Express, = Pacific Express, Local Express, Lincoln Express, *At Tran fer only. DUMMY TRAINS T0 ONAMA. ANALYSIS, ona‘e Calclum mate Iron Organicand Vol Total schids per gallon. ... WrionT & MR mista. AN APPOINTMENT | That Must Be Met. 1t is appointed unto man ance to i, hut atter thie £% E- E it you L‘ontu dieto-night, how would It be with yotr? g %8 3 B TATO) N. 138 B W.R. VAUCHAN. S Ags & 0 S Justice of the Peace. 2 : Pogsal Umaha ana Councii Kiutr S % 7 o Real estato colloo 10n og M1 Falre _jo 2y g : Over sayings hank bR SPECIAL NOTICE. B z &5 0 o 8 U= Ex EEiEs Consumers of Water! : i £ % "I‘IIH il SE & COUNCIL BLUFFS Cty Wetewarks Co Hereby announces, that it will put in service pipes to the curb of the strect on the line of i's mains, as Koon &s the froet Ir out of the round, for nll partios who desire connectior with the street wains, and who will make apj n therefor 10 the Com: pany Before March 10, 1884, atthe following pricos, a) able in advan g. b seryice pipe. . “ o ing th urnishing g oorporation ¢ ok. vrnl bing and pute CORNER PEARL ST, AND PIFTH AVE, | mibive sl s comtions, b :0p.m wd78p w. ¢ about 0 h the cosl D o 0. B @re about one half the cost to the consumer of doing the 1y wyde Llub. 2 o #| Inview of he contemulated paving of o rtal &4 Musio on Tuesdsy aud Thureday evenings, T “the wliy, tartios are’ tecommpunded o ADMISSION, 25 LENTS. lication immediately, at the office of the No objectionable characters will be admitted. CHAPMAN & MARTEN - PROPRIETORS. Mrs, B, J. Hiltog, M, D, PHYSICIAN & SUR-EON, 222 Middle Brasdwsy, Counci) Rlufte, R. Rice M. D. CANDERS, Shsihar suman tercred vithoot the 26 Penrl Strect. I order o save the neoetity wud avid the inoreas: od expense of beaking uo the stroct aft BasBoen done. *1¥ o e | HARRY BINKINBINE, Chiel Englucer. Council Blufls, February 21, 18 e JACOB SIMS. SIMS & CADWELL, Attorneys-at-Law, o .d(‘ll.lllNU'f “g‘l.l'i'f'fl. 10WA oo, i Btreel cus 1 and Mabou's Blozk. Wil pracéice ate g™ s DWELL . oo Over th carl st