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Newspaper Page Textpjiily Democrat Hon lay Evening, July 1,1888 I'ublisho.. evury day In lliowrok. SuuiliyM 0Kuuitul.) Tl.S .1 Nlirmii, Klllon ami Pulillihijra. EaioM Uli'i i tl -a it Allt any, Ol aH second-claim mall matter. LOCAL JiKCOM). iLtf-sTRATrn. The board o( trade has received its ten thousand sheet Illustrations olthe city of Alliany, a nicely gotten up view of the city and surrounding country, with special marginal cuts of residences ana places of business. It altogether does credit to the city. Five thousand copies will be sent to the National (, A H encamp ment at Milwaukee and live thousand re tained for distribution in the east. Parties desiring to send copies to eastern friends interested in Oregon, can gut copies of the secretary ( Ike board of trade, Mr Jay Wain, free of charge. Timukk I. anil The following fiom a Portland paper should stir our citizens up to rudiing for the foothills for unclaimed timber land : "A Michigan man now here .-serls that there are innumerable quarter tections yet to be located on our coast, which in ten years from now will each be I comfortable fortune to their holders. I le avers that what is now true of Michigan will in twenty years be realized here tim ber worth $10 per thousand in the standing tree. The moral of all this Is (jet yourself a quarter section and hold on to it for twen ty years." Tun Cows. This Is the day on which the cows were to go from the streets of the city of Albany, and our citizens are er.lit led to a Ion" credit mark for the manner in which they have observed the new ordi nance. Ooly three or four strav animals could be seen during the day, and they were vme that had probably not yet been cor- rcl!cd. A pound is being arranged, and 'he Marshal Informs us the ordinance will ie strictly enforced. It will probably not i'e intentionally violated by anybody. Si'io. Our hose cart and team go to Al nany to enter the contest on the .ith, and it .v-ill take an awful fast team to keep up ith them that s what. Look out. ...A pair 01 uimcic pneasants, male ana :cmale, tere sent from this city to Washington criiiurv mis week, wilt-re mcv win ne urned loose to propagate.,.. Mr I FConn, t A : ur.j i , urchascd several thousand fret of finish- K mini..;, ui ihi ii ,ti o, ui .7iiif i i.iuiim ills, cxpre. Notice. Wc the undersigned barbers i the city of Albany, announce to our pa- ns and the public that our price for having on holidays and Sundays will be 'cents from this date, Julv 1st, 18S9 l,outs VIKRECK, Ion. Bkian, Thomas Jonks, W. A. Mai k, Joseph Webber. Another Use. The Democrat has Ifarned one thing the composition printers rillers are n-adc of is good for besides printing newspapers. The little puff balls kiscd by the three shell men at the circus lire made of it, being smoked anil prepared tir their use, so that when squeezed thev pecomc almost Invisible. Ot course it lakes an expert, though, to manipulate pnem. I KKIIArS A UOTTON COUNTRY. A mail kt Milton, Oregon, has quite a crop of cot- Iton planted, all looking well. This may fe the beginning of another profitable in dustry for this ccaintry. When we get to raising cotton, coffee and the like we will (e prepared for all kinds of emergencies; r ui 11 is sate to predict that neither cotton F-orcotiee can be raised here extensively. V. B. SOUllKlfS HOME. Santa Monica, Cal., June J8th, 1889, CJilori Democrat : I promised you a letter when I was duly settled in my new home. After a residence here of two weeks, having learned all of the rules and regulations, I can tell my friends that it is all that I expected. It is a home In the fullest sense of the term. There are four of the permanent barracks built and two are full, and the third about Tilled. Each is to contain 101 men. There are four rooms in each of the building?, 28x60. ICach room bar- twenty. four beds. Between the rooms on each floor there Is a water closet, wash and bath room all furnished in the most approved style. The bedstead has an iron head and foot witli wire mattress, three blankets, two brown linen sheets, a wool mattress and pillo, good enough for anyone, and dur ing the day the bed is covered witli a linen spread. We are required to be in bed at o o'clock p. m. and to get up in the morning, make our beds, and be ready for breakfast at 6:30 a. in., dinner 13:15 in., supper 5:15 p m., and be in our rooms at 9 a. m., on Sunday morning for inspection. At other times we are under no restraint. If we wisli to be absent over night we are required to get a pass for the time we wish to be absent. The rules against intoxica tion are very rigid. Three times drunk and disorderly sends them out of the home. The home is located about three miles from Santa Monica on a southeastern slope of the Coast range of mountains facing a val ley that is about three miles wide, that ex tends from Santa Monica to Los Angeles about 16 miles long. There are two lines of R.. R. from Santa Monica to Los An geies, or.e is a half mile from the home, the other about one mile. One makes six and the other eight trips on week days.hut double on Sunday at a reduced fare. The clothin; that is issued here consists of a dark blue blouse, light blue pants, a knit shirt, and woolen socks, with good shoes, and an army cap. The food here is of good quality and plenty of it, with a good va riety for men that have no more work to do than we do. The water for our use comes in pipes about four miles from here. The reservoir and stand pipe are about or.e mile from the home, on the first bench of the mountains. Its presure here is 90 lbs. to the inch. It is good water but rather warm. There is light work to do here that pays from $5 to $i a month. If one of us'thinks he is able to work, he can get a leave of absence for six months and tiy the cold world again. I find men here that were with me in the army of the S. W. and tht arm v of the ironteer, that stood in the ranks at Pea Ridge, Prairie Grove and Vicksburg. I believe' that every army in the field has its representative here. There are some here that are blind, some that are deaf, and but few that were wounded in the army, lhere are several hrrr like mvself that have lost a lee or arm since the war and many that arc crip pled with rheumatism and some are nere for a home. If any Inmate of this home draws a pension and the authorities know he will not squander it, he has it all to him otherwise thev wii" mane mm par for his clothing. The climate here is too foffov for me. I miss the beautiful twilight of morninir and cvenlne of Albany. Here the log comes inland who sunset mm ic mains till 8 o'clock or later in the morning. I feel at home here now but It was not so the first week here.' I was not homesick, but did wish mvself back at Albany, for the reason I took a fresh cold each night but have got acclimated now and will try and live it out here. Yours in good neaitn. Daniel H.Jones. Take Notice. Mr Myers, of the deliv ery wagon firm desires to give notice to the people of the cllv that no wagons will be run on July 4. Let everyone govern himself accoroingly. . At THEtiRovK. On the 4th Mr II Ken ton will be at the Grove with his Adhesive salre and Sea Lion Siler polish, ihe Democrat will vouch for the superior merit of both of these articles. Call at his stand. Tuyent. Mr George Luper has rold his property ty Albert Illevin.; consideration, $1100. Also Arthur Hcaidsold his house and two lots day before yesterday to George Coch ran; consideration, $350. Sam Hrvan has bought the property that Prof Sibbetts iircu in. Mr Samuel Moses, of AIse.i it.n,t. moving his family back to Tangent in a short time, preparatory tn making I'angent their home, lie also intends building a new fesidence here. An addition to the school I lOtlha will hi built soon. Mr U Mills has the contract of building it. Prof Sibbctts and fa tnilv tnnvil frnm this place to Junction on last Friday. The citizens here regret very much in losing the.n. 0 Hay harvest is in full blast in tin. nrl,.h. borhood of Tangent, and w heat harvest is right upon us. Mr A Itlevins takes charcuof the war.. house here this -eek. The band boys received their band suits yesterday from the east. They are quite Mr Joseph Peard is talking of buildlnv a iic livery blame nere. Mr Johnny Canovan has iust returned from an extended trip to the east and says tie iiuu u very nice rune. Rev P A Moses, we are informed, has or is going to build a church house at reoria. Kvery one is preparing to tro to the cele- braiion at Albany this week; Uncle Johnny Fairan is snendini? a week at ruiuaiiu nnu woouDurn. Mr Cas Scott is to be bridge watchman aunng me summer. Some one cast of here nut a load of shot in some of our town horses. Thev had better iook a little out how they are shoot ing norses. Mr B S Mills says he intends to erect a city hall in Tangent, to be 30x6c and 16 jeei nign. , ins will be one building that is uau'y nccucu. Enterprise. HOMB AND ABKUAI) ! A apecial meeting of the city council wil be held to-night. The evergreen partof the4th ha., bi 1 in earnest, First street already being lined with small evergreen trees. An Albany geDtlcmaa informs na that he i's tuiny-ono oowa (or aala, on commistion, each one a bargain. Call early. On Yesterday afternoon a little baby gill of Mr Hornish, living in the eastern part of "io cny, men quite suddenlv. Funeral wis preacnea this afternoon by Rev Webb. A good team from Albany and vicinity will be on hand to mmt tha (nrvAlliit nim rods on the 4th in the glass hall contest, and some nno shooting may be looked for. The Lauri-Kell comoiDV nresented Katti Saturday evening to a larger house, and to a very entliusiastio audience. No troup has itivon greator satisfaction here, and they cer tainly deserved foil houses. Dr J L Hill has iust received one of the l!n.flf. Ill.nin.l .l..;Hmnunnn Tfc In ..1 ln.fr. ihle to any position aDd seems perfect in its I Tlmi'ml'IV Tl'lv IKK.) makeup. It is in keeping with the Doctors 1 UUI M,,,J 1 MJ "' newly arranged rooms. For hh h by Will A Stark, ilea'crs in lino wi tcl.es, jewelry, rle, iiu ' MAM K ON I.Y - Complimentary temimnrial ".'nderiu ! . i o , iv Too Much Pure Alcohol. TheDrain paper gives the following account of the death of Milton Applegate.hrother of Lish Applegate, on the :3rd of June,at Yoncal la : "lie had been drinking heavily of pure alcohol three or four days, and his mind had become so worked up that he evidently knew not what lie was doing Going into the kitchen, lie told his wife that he would kill himself,and walking into the next room he deliberately took a Win chester rilic containing two cartridges, placed the muzzle against the left side of his head iust above tiie ear.pulled the trig ger and the cartridge instantly sped on its fatal course, coming out at the crown of his head." Oar linn of choice teas and coffees is ui eq-vilu 1 in town. Bkownrll & Stanard. Hotel Arrivals, How it Keels. An another old miner lho was hanged by robbers In Idaho til I'e lost conciousness and was nearly dead, JJ's it ia a painless opeiatlon. When the fope is first drawn about the neck it hurts the skin, but as soon as the pressure on the r'in uegtns the victim goes to sleep and Mows no more. It Is now in order for I omeone to tell how It feels to be shocked Py 'he electric process. An Exiiihit. The Oregon Land Com pany of Salem and Albany have secured Services of II I) Prcttyman to prepare pn exhibit of the fruit, grain and grasses V Oregon to be sent to Nashville during I'1' National teachers' association and to P't'waukce durimr the G A R encamp- l"ent. Mr PrPtt. 'mnn is nn evnert in the j'uslness and knows just where to go for l'c best looking cereals. axts a (on Some people envy editors wir "soft snnp." I lere's the other side 'on Hie Ritzville Times : "If the Coun- . Commissioners will n.iil nnntlier cent to " bounty on squirrel tails we will leave '" '"'M in charge of our better half and "Sage In the nrratv hnsli,..B nf -n!Wt flails. Something must be done to keep pod '"an to drive a header, apply here." "f-RAI. flmiifii in Members nf Company are required to assemble tX " armory Tuesday evening, July Jnd, at 'joo clock, unifor.ncd. armed and equip sKirmuh drill. Done bv order ot u -.I n "P' commanding K company, -na Regt, o N l)this istday of July.iSSy. T I Overman, . First Sergeant BiuuRtT Yet. to.ooo rolls of wall pa per, latest varieties, finest decorations just receiver 11 rorimuicrot ii'n's"- Wiiaps. -Novelties in '.-eaded and stockinet jackets just received. SAMUEL C. ioi'.-sw. n.iri vnicATioNS. For the IJ noura beginning at 11 o'clock, noon. Fair, nearly stationary. r.. V-nnnver and Hon J H Mitchell will spend the 4th of July in Albany. Rki.tino. A fine line of rubber and leather belting kept constantly on hand at a. SovV All renuired sizes tn stock. F I. Kenton has a'aupply of tine mixed I nut nn in nnre cider vinegar, try 1 1 1 them. Wood Sawinu. The undersigned will be ready to snw wood any wiicre in 111c .1... llv it. Prices same as last -"' iw. Rnhson's ir. beaveuiucii tis J. K. Davis. This Trade Mark on a stove mean it is tne best that ex rnee and ski 1 1 can .' Jold only by G. w . Kentish CHERts-F"'nninS '''rn Ished In quantities fresh from the trees, Leave orders at UKOWNKLL& STAKAROS. w...:- w;.u, jilt nf lulv evening unite auspices of F Ccs c. v nn At Si. J? per c gallon can best Standard cca oil, at the Willamette racking Co. 1 atore. St Charles. V Fansenllo, O G Treen, Seattle ; C Hout.M Jacobs, W II Hartless, M S Neugass, R M Davison. Corvallis ; M C Haylan. I S Antonellc, T W Brooks. C A Wortman. C B Parcclls,S F ; J B Mahr. J ij Daley, D Sinclair, liatesviHe ; J H walk er, uregon uitv ; t iNasn,L.os Angeles W H Malin, R F Wineman, W P Hudson. St Louis, Mo ; J Friedland, D Cook.W W Wetster, II G Sahlstrom, Portland ; W H Garre't, W A Mack anJ wife, I Fox and wife, L E Gray anil family, Dr D M Jones, AiDanv ; J rarker, miss t A Briggs.stav ton ; J Kinder, Iowa ; J Wilson, Boston. Mats. Rbvpre House. A I Houston, Scio; D Scott, Fox Valley; Mrs D Roche, F True man, I O lohnsnn, h. I Murphv, r f AUl ler. A Rens. S Enger. I II Phillips, A J Nelsser, D L Leznisky, I II McNutt, M C Starbuck, C r ; A o Ixicke. I Craven, Inde penoence; V Cox, J Cusick, city ; A Mor ton. Helena; D Ferguson, I Gardner; S A Crowder, R D Snell; C D Bowles, RMS; H Burmester, Prineville; D Denigre, K P Elliot, Chicago; F Stork well, II A Morton, H It Alien. 11 iiencke. rortiana: rt c Chipman, Yaqulna; F T Way, N Y; I Suisheimer, N Y; H Lewallen, "Omaha ;H Mcilarmon, Salem; W T Cochran, Brownsville; r rrisby, llalscy; C Caples, Forest Grove; A Uriggs, I Taylor, Leb anon: G D Baton, wife and 5 children. Cor allis; I. Leonard and wile, Corvallis; w II Stimson, Seattle. Exchange Hoi el. F Hall ; A Paris B Moss, Sweet Home ; W Abraham ; E Gribl ; J Jakes ; W Moren ; C Griggs WL lionar ; K Wilson ;J McDonald F Kitchen : 1 Griggs ; W G Price : J D Woods : I O Bold ; J S Ames ; I G Ed wasds ; G Llghtner ; F Propst ; W 1 Trainer ; W Edwards ; T Froinan ; Ben lohnson : I Cardwell ; W D Reed : W A Hill ; U rsclson ; r Anderson ; J aerg gren, Portland ; J r.diiaim ; 11 uravei I Roundall ; J W Bronson ; W Elmln W Mahoney ; H h V. llson ; J aimore B H Hatch ; W Tulner ; C O'Neil, San Diego ; J Carlile ; J Lafrance ; J Burns M Bachman ; W I lorton, S F ; T Briers I Smith and wife ; Mr Hones ; II Mad- dox : C II Spencer, city ; 1 McFadden F Thomas ; Miss Mary O Haigcr ; Win Delanev : I Knox ; A lohnson ; John Crouch ; M L Phillips ; I) Cole, Millers. Russ House. B S Ellsworth, Mill City ; JM Crable, Rock Creek ;W Schules, 1'ortiana ; neaiu, neame ; j ooiem, cltv : O Olson, citv : W II Parker, Y quina ; A S Shan, Mill City ; J IJoylc, Mill Citv ; A (J Miller, Plymouth, InJ I WestMill Citv ; L Dobson, Lyons ; I F Sharp, Corvallis ; W E Wills : Phil omath ; I S Wntkins, Sweet Home ; W Watkins, C Kirk. I Hearing, Sweet IIo:ne; G W Henkl-s and son, Por:lar.d ; f Thompson, Halscy ;J McNutt, LaGrnnd ; IS Moore. Corvnllis ; Y. wootle, Oak land, Ind ; T Hill, Corvallis ; W II Gill, V D Gill. Ilnhbanlslon, Mich ; N N Sproul, S V : E W Dimock, Dupout Ohio : P E Thurman and wife, McMInn vllle : (I Taylor. Lebanon ; W A Cox, cltv : R Tate, city ; H Maddux, Gates vllle : A Green , S Rinytrom, Portland ; O Isaacson : C Kelscv, Seattle ; l. A lohnson, Halsev ; W H Parker, Yaqulna; I H I lilakcr : M Joathcmasher, Cal s !t Hampton, Portland : C Butcher.Spokane: A l.ltfin. Port an J ; Y A lamer. Port land 1 II A Palmer, Seattle ; P Madden, city i J D Camron, city. vVheat, 59 cents, 15 cent shaving atJYiereck!. 8 tickets for ?1 at Viertck'f . New dresa goodslat Mcllwaia'a. Mason fruit jars at F L Kenton's New ioyoice cf fine gold rings at French a A barrel of aalt salmon iust opened at F L Kenton a. Fresh cream cheese just received at F L Kenton's. Now cream cheese iust received at Conrad Meyers. For sale, cheap, aecond hand organ, Mrs. ilymana. 3 chain running steady at Viereck's ahav- log panora. Best roast coffee in the city at Conrad Meyers. Good cooking atove only $10 at IlopW l.s & aaltmarah a. The best watch in the world for the money at F M French's. Side saddles and ladiea riding tiurcinglca af Ihompson&OYermans. Thompson & Overman, agentslfor the great dynamite buggy whip. For a number one guality of knives forks and spoons call at 1' 31 rrench a. 1 he choicest line of table luxuries can be fouud at Brownell & SUnard's. A fresh milk cow. one half Durham, for sale cheap. Apply to Democrat othce. J W Bentley. best boot and shoe maker in city, opposite r ortmiller & trying a. A large and tine line of window shades just received at Fortmiller & Iryiug's. Money can't bay better oots andi shoes than Mcllwain ia selling, brcanse' better goods are not manufactured. The variety of 25 cent hats a e going at 10 percent, discount at E i C Howard'a, aa well as their other millinery goods. Some fine California cheese, a barrel of golden drip ayrup and some fine comb honey jaat received at Brownell & Stanard a. Mrs Mane Davis & Co will sell flower wreaths for the 4th of July celebration at 25 cents a piece. Liberty car children should take notiea. Go to Royee & Hibler'a for yonr job print ing. They do any and all kinda of work in the paoliahing and job printing line. Quick work and law prices. Pretty Maitie Vickers, asi ted by n company 01 luieuiKeni ladif.! and gmtlemen. Producing the comedy that u m mude all Americn laugh. Notice for Publication. Ijiud tfllce at Oregon C'hy, Or. June 2tb, J8S9, Noliee is hereby given that tho follow ing named settler bag filed notice of his mention to make final proof in support if hia claim, and that said proof will be trade before tbe County Judge, or in his nbsenee, before tbe County Clerk of Linn county, at Albany, Oregon, on Monday, August acili, 1889, viz ' David T. Weddle. Homestead En ny r. 4785, for the S E ' ot Sec. 22, Tp l S.H, 1 E.He names the fo'.lowinir wit nesses to prove bis continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, vis : 11, Lewis, s, I.ewlP, f. .Magnolia ar.a C. Cooper, all of Sweet Home, LiDn coun ty, Oregon. Any person who desires to protest against the allowance ol such proof, or who knows cr aiy suDstantiai reason, under tho law and the regulations of tbe nterior Department, why such proof should not be allowed, will be given an opportunity at tbe above mentioned time and place to ciohs examine the witnesses of said claimant, and to offer evidence in rebuttal of that submitted by claimant. W. T. Bu RISKY, Register. oj AOVi tLv ill Ji J OR "Paste and Diamonds," a humorous rtt iclion of life behind the scenes. New Song, Catchy Tlnnfc, PlcturoHque Bandog, ADMISSION. 50 and 75 Cents, Seats now on sale. "JOTICE is hereby given thai property 111 owners are required bv ord nance 'o cut down and remove all th :Moi nnd ob noxious weeds growing iif:nn their premises and upon the etnis adoining thereto, within the city limits of Albany. Those falling to do so will bo llaltie to a Qhe off 5. Albany, Juno 2.u-, 18m. J, 11- IIOI FMX. City Marshal. University of Oregon. EUGENE, OREGON. Next session begins on Monday, the 10th of September. 1SS9, Free scholarships from every county in the State. Apply to your County Superin tendent Free tuition after January 1st, ItflO. Four courses : Classical, Scientific, Lit erarv and a short English Course in whi.b there is no Latin, Greek, French or German, The English is pte-eminently a Business Course, For catalogues or other information, address J. W.JOHNSON, President. E. J. McCAUSTLAND, Civil Engineer ana Surveyor, DRAUGHTING AND BLUE PRINTS. Office with Oregon Land Co. Albany, Or. I Sowerate Systems and WsterSupplies k SpM-inltv. " Kstales Subdivided, Mans 1 matte or Oopk-don short notice THE LEADER THE LEADER G, W. SMITH, "Superior," "Argand," "Garland" STOVES AND RANGES. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. Mr Harry Woodin, of Portland, is in the city, to spend the 4th, Miaa Lillie Hackleman, of Salem, is spend ing thia week in Albany. Miss Genevieve George has accepted position as clerk in the atore of Mr W F Read: Mr Theo Geisler, a New York attorney at law, baa coma to Albany with a view to lo cating. Rev Prichard and family left thia noon for Newport, ou the Yaquina, the latter to be gone aeverat weeks.) 0 C Maxwell returned Saturday from Kansas, where he has been teaching achool after an abaence of about three years. Prof Williams, principal of the Eugene public schools, is in the city to day . The rrot haa been birel for another year, an-t we understand is generally liked at t'tgeno. Weather. Summary of Meteorology for June, 1889, from obaervationa taken at Albany.Linn Co. Oregon, by John Briggs.vol. observer for the Signal Seryice, U S. Army. Higheat barometer 30.08. lowest barometer 29. 56. Mean barometer for the month, 29.79. Highest daily average of bar. 30 02. IiOweat daily average of bar. 29.05. Highest temperature on the 10th, 95. Ixiwest temperature on the 25th, 28th, 50. Mean tor the month Ifo09. Highest daily range of ther. on the 10, 77. lowest daily rangeof ther. on the 4, 23,59. Mean temperature at 7 a, m. daily 01.4. Mean temperature at 2 p. tn, daily 80.2, Mean temperature at V p. m. daily 60. 'J. Prevailing direotiona of wind, Maximum velocity force. 4. Total rainfall or melted anow, 3.05 inches. Depth of snow at end of month. 0. Number of days on which .01 inch or more rain fell, .f. Nmnlier of daya of cloudiness average 8 scale ot in, 4. Of 90 observations 54 were clear. 14 cloudy. 7 tair, 0 focgy, 5 rain, 0 hazy, 4 overcast, t) smoky. Liht frost on the mnrmnks of 0. Temperature. t4 14 on average of 11 year. Kainiati U.U14 on average 01 11 years. Jri.v 4. The Oregon & California rail- toad will sell excursion tickets from and toall points on the line at half fare for the I louud trip. Tickets will be sold on July 2. 3 and 4, good to return up to nnd Includ ing ulv 6, 1089. .Secure tickets as no re- I auction will be made on trains from sta tions where there are ticket agents. r,. f. KOGERS, A. G. F. and P. A.. Southern Pacific Co, BAniFs. The finest line of baby carr' ages in the Valley just received at Stewart & fox's. Prices are remarkably cheap con sidering the superior quality of the caral ages. Fire Backs. Warran ted for 15 years, All sizes en styles, 1 i The World's best. More jlL a -i - 1 y 1. n a n uuu- 3a, dred-7 hun dred differ ent styles co ok s and hres.ate Roofing-, Job Work, Plumbing. Eave Trough. Range Boilers Conductor Pumps. F. L. KENTON. DEALEE IUST FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES Choice Candy, 11ts, Fruit, etc. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. NEA ITHE POST OFFICE, ALBANY, OREGON HOPKINS & SALTHARSH -DKAI.KR- IN- STOVES, TIN WARE. SHEET IRON, COPPER WARE, Etc., ETC. Agents for "On Time" Beating and cnr.klrg ."love. etc., promptly attended to. .lob work, plumbing, CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE IN THE CITY.