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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-29
NOTICE.

rTIHE DELINQUENT LISTS of the various
L counties of the State, for the 9th and 25th
Fiscal years, (1S723-lS73-4) are now in my
hands for collection. Many persons are de-
linguent for small sums upon personal pro-
perty, and are urged to examine the rolls in
the hands of the Tax Collector oftheir respec-
tive counties and to make immediate pay
ment The law is Imperative, that the pay
ment of the State tax for these years must be
enforced, and unless voluntary payments are
made at once, heavy costs will be incurred by
the delinquents, J. j. GREEN,
Ase pl-3m Controller of State.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-29
NOTICE..

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Common Council will receive bids at
their session of November 9th, 1874, for the
grading OF Main, Commercial Alameda.
Spring and Temple Sts., excepting from said
bid the frontage of the city's land on Temple
street, and also excepting from said bid the
parties who have signified their willingness
to grade in front of their premises on either of
the above mentioned streets at their own cost
and expense. NJ. KREMER,
nv22td Clerk Ofthe Com. Council
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-29
Storm at Astoria.

PORTLAND, Oregon, November 25.-
There has been an unusually severe
storm at Astoria for several days.
The bark Windermere is ashore. The
steamer Orifiamme, which was due
yesterday, was not telegraphed at noon
to-day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-29

The articles of incorporation of the
Santa Clara Gas-Light Company have
been filed with the County Clerk. The
object of the corporation is to supply
the inhabitants of Santa Clara with
gas
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-29
Su M M on s.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEW
l. enteenth Judicial District OF the state of
California, in and for the Coanty OF Los Ange-
les. NJ. Thomas, plaintitf, VS.. SeVeriano He
redia, defendant. Action brought i'll the Dis
trict Court of the Seventeenth judicial Dis
trict of the State of California, in and for the
county of Los Angeles, and the complaint
filed in said county of Los Angeles, in the
Office of the Clerk Of said District Court.
The People of the state of California send
greeting to Severiano Heridia, defendant: You
are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above-named
plaintiff, in the District ourt of the Seven
teenth judicial District of the State of Califor-
mia, in and for the county of Los Angeles,
ane to answer the complaint filed therein,
within ten days (oXclusive of the day of SER
vice. after the service on you of this summons
If served within this county; or if served out
of this county, but i'm this district, within
twenty days; otherwise within forty days, or
Judgement by default will be taken against
you, according to the prayer OF said com
plant.
ment of this Court that IL certain deed, exc
cuted by defendant herein to one II. NJ. Town,
August 5, 1873, be corrected and amended by
changing the description therein from g Il
piece of land in $. f. corner of Sec. 8, T. > s.,
X. 13W. s. b. NJ, being all that portion OF the
east half of said section lying east Of san Pc
drO street," to " q piece of land in the =. w.
quarter of Sec. s, T. 2 s., r. l3 W.. =. H. NJ, be-
ing all that portion of the west half of said
quarter-section lying east of the san Pedro
road or street." the latter being the correct
description of the land intended to be con-
veyed. said premises having been duly
transferred TO the plaintifl, he prays that the
above correction may be made, and that he
have his costs and general relief Reference
is had to complaint for particulars.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail
to appear aud answer tho said complaint, as
above required, the said plaintiff will cause
your default to be entered, and will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
District Court of the Seventeenth judicial
District of the State of California, in and fCr
the county of Los Angeles this 18th day C.
Septembe ber, in the year of our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and seventy-four
GSeal.l a. w. POTTS,
Clerk.
By c.. w. GOULD, Deputy Clerk.
SpnlS.dIaw.t DOVI0
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-29
a REsOIuTION

Declaring the Asscssment List in the
Matter OF Grading nnd Improving
Alameda Street. and Providing for
its Collection
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
GOLD REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 2S.
Gold, HES.
Observation-Disclosures s91S; selling, sO14
san Francisco markets-By reIesrap

san Francisco Markets-By Telegraph.
SAN FRANCISCO. November 2S.
FLOUR-S4 1895.
WHEAT-Sl 4715csl 30.
BARLEY-sl 37I9esl 40
OATS-Sl 35sl -.
RYE-Sl 12st.
HAI-SI0esl6.
WOOIr-l5G20c.
ONIONS-75csSl 10.
CORN-Sl 45.
BEANS-2(n5c.
HOPS-30a32%c.
COTTON-Sl4I5.
POTATOES-Sl 1904 so.
SWEET POTATOES-Sl %.
BUTTER-40a50c.
CHEESE-lSal7c.
EGGS-G0fs621sc. per doz.
PEACHES-SIal 75 y box.
APPLES-Sl9Sl 75 u box.
FIGS-37Cs50c. q 10.
HONEY-20C127c. " n.
BACON-l4I9@l7c.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-29
HE ERALD JOB OFFICE
THE MOST COMPLETE
IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.

They have engaged as foreman of this de-
partment, one of the most experienced Book
and Job Printers in the country; and the
presses will be superlntended by q Skilled
Pressman from one of the largest offices in
New England.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-29

/ hereby certify the foregoing to be q full,
true ana correct assessment list i'm the matter
OF the grading and improving OF Alameda
street, In said city of Los Angeles and that
each and all of said assessments are made
payaDle IN gold coin OF the United States.
VIM. MOORE,
City Surveyor.
SEC. 8. The Clerk of the Common CouneIl
shall certify to the passage of this resolution
and cause the same to be published once in
English in the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD.
anu once in spanish in La C1,Onicd and
thereupon and thereafter this resolution shall
take effect and be in force "-A
noV25-l0t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-29
SU MI M ON S.

BY c.. w. GOULD, Deputy Clerk.
seplS:dlaw:t movie
, 1874-08-08
ST. LOUIS, MrCH.

CoFresboH'trHee ~ The C9tfcHGp Tribune.
ST.. Louis, dratiot Co., Mich, Aug. .. 1874.
AT tho Exchange tlotol the recent arrivals Of
aeasoa-suoHts arc aH follows:
Henry Morsow and wife, Totoso: n. D. Goolc1,
CoynKtai, KY; Il. A. patteraon lnrnhylyaniA; Miss
Haglnnw. Mich. gcorgs y. sAerwcond. Orevtlino, O.
John !. Ncti wilkssbArrr, ra.: Cal. William Honsh,
Carrollton, Asa.: pr. Crawford, wife, md daugher
MD nj wifs Tort s.rs, eansia; sylvcaiar % Moyt aud
ehesna, es: T My Mr.. nas'a iis@k ona ND 'fcfs fsn,s,
5s .ah r. = ,an T.. i; 1sa;n': s'sn' 8 + s,~2son
daughter. HlRinaw City, Mleh II. 4. Al1ar,l, sonora,
CAL; Aaa Il. palne. ply City, Mich; H. Fraaor, W.
noni,, M!st.; W,s Mcl'oual1. Quensr, oAna,la; ].
bolt milwaukee,; L. ", Duck, yil. Mir.; j. Avisr,
Datroft; q, L. CAnKlnn and Wife Carson Gtr. j. a.
McKniEht, LAY oty Mich; L. \. chaudlcr, netrott
q: d. ": olspmnn % ~! w'fe Ghesanlng Mlch; J, Kuteh
City, Aie1,,: j.. II. Penney. Newark, ohio; O. rock-
May, End!ay, q. Wiliam Anderson, Iui,lsyIlle; ].
II Eitnt dtloeSH Ss l'nfSIAr11ar II u; & O. iia9en
s o; II WATT " A. ooas sif''|' G.y ass u.s;
john 1uinbe, usyto,l, 3. WIIlinm iIart nsia wi!e,
olosuand uol, IL. ltaymonl and wlc, Slnts uariara,
~: Harper, wife, aud clhl, Nc" Qrrans; Mrs.
Il; "; .. of4alall, 10; s; u. hnyleF. 1af-;
I!Hnss!:, 1. Tyier' d.; j. sw!tt, u; ..
n;fl'y III sSr''or S'x s,rro 0101s rs
Q. Il htts E1k!aFs, Iad.; William lIalo ~! sou, drr
KrtrA, 10; Ii: rnnlla nn wlfa s:atu:h alleh; L. y.
iei, SeS. Deiiot T. T. Msa S'Ss 5se."n Mc
Iaasg M!sh T. " saIros ;o H. f., 4: n9we'9s rcIs
1 us,,p wds, East ss ssasT is 4t T. saaw t. s %
o,i sl Z. <. HloeiIns, ohsesaoi D. iiuDsr,
, 1874-08-08

of vinltors annoyed its mal,agors, aud II wns
taken off. Tho only -%y to rcae 1t now Ia bv n
carr,nge-drtvo Of -. Tho grounds aro worry
A very popular place Of rcaort for pleasure Ia
Ttg LAKEa1nE HOTEL,
just acroBB Lake Monolln. second and most
bo'ntlfnl OF tho lakcB. A rrotty littlo propeller
runs evcry tlftocn minutes from tito atty, ut,a
lsutls pasaonRera a fow yards from, tho yliotel.
Tho grounds aro spacious, hRily-cuLlvntod, mud
devoLetl entirely to tho amusement OF gupstn.
There % is large concert.lta wloro tho Mntl.Hon
% pana dieeo.tses ic,, eTeot music an visitors SIT
boof. Tho h9uBo ia large aid oom,nodioun, md
fiioa with 81. Louie gucHts. It ls lsopt by al,
intellKont dorn,an. Mr. Roos, WHO yays iio
couhl I'LL twenty extra rooms tomorrow. Donbt-
ttred hero It Ii nondoaoript and ig ut present
undergoing the process Of oln6allni,g, Of what
over II IL, 10 MAKO 1t prohentab1o III oil honorary
member OF tho Academy OF Scio1ico.
The IalteB Aer0 abound in ctiotca tisll,-pick-
erol, bass, pike, porch, and whitotlsb. Mon nn.l
womclls1'ako It buHiucss to 60 out trolling for
ilsh. They Blt in tho boat and row about gontIy,
letting tho line drug aftor, with itn metallic
spoon whirling IN the. clear water, and onttuing
al!ly ils to tlteir cruel end. Tho pllononaono'!
Of tho Mator rising III clear woatber IL confined
to tho Third Inko alone. Here mny bc neon tho
raro spectacle Of a tidal wave rtHlnH to height
Of 3o feet aad more, without my c01lsnotion Of
tue wator. aud In 4 perfect calm. This singular
tho heart OF tho average Malsuliia.,, who simply
BeeB another artusinn well on a grantcr ycuIc,
and shifts fortune In tho Ralo Of Ills wntcr, mud
glorios In the probable discontinue Of Watt
koAlia.
Tho broad full moon has rjaou, and is looking
down on
THE SILENT SLEEPING TOWN.
It is midnight. Tile white 1lonAeH CLEAN
through tho green folinEo In horone beauty. Tho
fair, whto tlomo, with its many na,lcs, rises Far
above its lcss-abplrI>k nagGhors, and peora
whito and solemn ont Of itH fair, grocn 1ct.sny.
Far away. tho blue watcrs roll their cntloss
volume vi sound. From across Lake Mouona
comes tue s'tuno-turn " of tue band at itA last
tune. 1t IL not moro musical than tho ilarnoni-
OILS blending, safteitud bv distance, Of tho
crickots clirp an,l tho frogs oroals. Goodbye.
poa proa,y aes esr & M";s u sttnE like
N1. l.. Il,
, 1874-08-08

Correspondents ~ This Chttd9o Tribune.
hfo11Esn1, ILL.,, Aug. .. 1874.
At Il time when so many OF our city people are
loofiug for ploasant p1aco to Brond few wccl,s,
and ret not be 80 far from homo but that, taking
a train, they can reach tho city in n few hours,
mt1at Hay that tho little place Of sclIonry il as
good rs you can find. This plnco in aitpatod on
the Fox River, only 60 miles from Chicngo, via
tic Chicago l. Northwestern Railroad. 1t has
about 1,a0o Inhabitants. By going from lere
about niles north by d ploasuYe.steamboat
tley have on tho river, we como to
CHAIN or FOUR LAKES,
unsurpassed anywhere iu tho WoBt for their
beautiful scenery. Thoy are ssrtel on oil sidos
BY miniature mountains: covered with beautiful
and large oats. fntorspersed with underground.
Iittlo islands dot these lakcs from cue ond 10
tho other, VARYING in ai3o from q to GO acres
each. These lases aro al doop, md abound
u fab Of all k'ula found in
fresh water, At al Seasons Of tue year. Just
catching black l'ara. Gen. Stiles, Emery (of the
Prairie Fa'me1) and otl,ora Of the sa1no party.
caught uonlo o0l Of those last wook and, by tho
way. Con. Btilea .nd = number OF other Chicago
ctizens. constituting a fishing club. malte visit
lsero. regMlarly for tho purpose Of engaging in
catching iph.
In looking over tho rcEiAtor Of the Riverside
Homo, OF this place. find tlia namea Of
TIE FOLLOWING olIluAdoAHs
who hare boen Iloro IN tho Inst fow weehs for
little sport: The Hon. N Jewett, the Hon. lain
~. Rountree, Gen. I. N. Stiey. j. A. Going, NJ.
i. Waller aud wife, J. n, johnson, Horny i.
Emory (of tho Prairie Farsner), Judt,o Laue, 4.
Il, Koll,. II. II. Wl.,art,, DR.. j. ". F.(tlratige,
G. w. Griffin, c. o. Avery and wife, u. r. WIT
kins, Charles T.. Jonks, II. II. Handy (or Handy,
Simmons 4 CO.., A''ner stockor (of tho same
tsni), Il. II. 6elbcs, and many others.
fSf1tN JENEH
, 1874-08-08

for tho pleasure of 80 novcl and delightful an
experience. Tho limit OF time spent lure is two
weeks; but tAoYe has boon soi,,o talk OF extona-
ing 1t. After all. tho expense to each ono is
yory light compared with that Of . trip to your
fashionable resort, sir, and the work Of propara-
tloh moro bngatello.
Nfns, NJ. LoulBr TANNER.
, 1874-08-08
GRAND HAVEN.
Correspondence of Thn Ch.eaeo Tribune
daAAp HAyEH, l1icl,., Aug. O. 1874.
Tho following arc tho recent arrfpafa frn,n CHI


dHANp HAVEN, l1Icl., Aug. o, 1874.
Tho following arc tho recent arrivals from Chi
cago nt tho Dut1or House, Grand Havon;
H. j. Elliul, Henry Korpnant, t. T. sfs4oranf1 fsn<
D. Kelley, Miss Annic l. Kelley, JOHN w. Marsh sni
wife, F. q. Sinth and wtfo, John II. Eriy a. il TuaIs
9. G. ortneyer, Mrs ]. smith, Miss Julin Il Tny. ".
H. lseid, Q. H. Swain and wifs, Herman ltcrlst Wal
tcr j. Kelley Mrs, Ryder, nou1an.n llsrhat, 4, My.
maln, i: gass1er, Z. p. Wright, o. q. Warren and
wfo. a. F. Ktagmnn. l. H. Smith and wife, j. j. Mar.
IN. g. D. Phebo, T. @. Dayington aud wife, q, L, h-
broE0. J. L. AnabroEe, AIiaa l.. E. Cory Mia WaiHs
,WaltMskey, Dtre. Lpben4tctn, nt1sH 4. Fe]k. il.
u. ENak, =. Foo.e, Jr., John 3. Fuller.
y H. Goodrich, T. Barber, John Kltl, y. II. Sch,,ys
!eFt u Chadwick, II. u. Hill, s. Il. Howell b. +. For
AIS. IL 7. Palmer, Jamca q. Milor anil vile, ". L.
sc4t, a. I. Mead, F. airarl and wife, ". T. IJniov
nnu wife, J. ". Remedy, Fred. T. Ellthorrt. Mrs.
VIZ pu4inh4lhgha y J. Egbert and wife, L. Il. nynton,
Aiss Hoynson, ". y aates, r. Il. Gntes 4. 6, Hos]ug.
J. e Ro,itree, H. Il. Miller, Joseph HarriE, d. f.
sals hsiS ae95Es on n5r1v r9 A.
W., II wsstqn, Nstma,,,, J. W Williams, %hyanS,
j. varncy T. L. Lor, VITA s,sl ch'ja o1asse M.s fosd a.
Atfus Marcia Phillips. Miss Wight " Ii. Leach, s. v
Page wife sua child, Mira, i. Il. Satin and chi,h.
William 8pragle and wfo, q. s. Davis aud wife, N. T.
Young, a. Knopfef i. J. Clapn, ". 7. Cooley, j. "
tarliit wifo and child, Mira. H. n. Farlln, cl,arcs f.
sitn,mons. n. G. Noyes, A. Indsrfncdor, D. G. Footo.
nrsL'r naker, Pr. J. Granger, DR.. Phillips, John Nc
oenSa, e Phillips and wtfe Grnrge Phelps aud fami-
X; Mrs. Kelley, s1iss Keey Mn. Whilcom,. Nlisa
u vs. u0Dbaus, ". ]. Qalcte.
, 1874-08-08

NonTH CONWAY, n. H., Aug. I, 1874
Tho following aro Wcstetn arrivals at tho
hinrsasEo House. North Conway, N. H.:
Mrs: William Miller. DIiaH Chow, LoujsyiI,o, Kv..
nirs brown, 81. Louis, Ma.: j. n. Aal,, Chicago:
air. anu Mra. O. 4. Caldwell. Austin, Tex; Fred ".
MarA lnt wife, Chicago; Jnlncs Ker.haw and wifn,
, 1874-08-08

~.
Deaide breaking one's knees on the mountain,
aa people I1oro callls. foot Of roW.bohts swings
~ front OF tho house, and ltich " ~ usually
busy with tho oara Ono would think artiuts
would make this
FAyonlTH HAUNT;
but supposo they wait for tho Oatober lives,
which loro aro wonderfully splendid. siiss
Ata,,n-an amateur artist of your city,
who studied III 1,one-I,as been sketo4ing for
two weokh, mud haa llnislnd u Yiaw Of West Cliff
aud tho upper ouryoot tho lake, tint III specially
sltcccssfn III ttB transparent by anu Water-noMpo.
Why docs not bIr. t1nlyanoy find time 10 visit
this zegion7 II sottost sky, bold forms. aud
forest mud fair reach Of bsltlit!g lake, aro worth
anything to artiata, Ee will iira them hero.
II III night of cool, delicious cloud 81 ! finish
tiis+ Thero llas been lteozluE un to ba!coa!oa,
music and Chioago iiro In tho parlor and, earlier
IN TIC oyon1ug, ladies' gentlonen' nnd 81 t,e
room, whore Mr. Frank Palmer was making runs
Of LIT in hs ga,ne ami lnakng MI lle aald, mora
pIay than billiards.. Very pretty an1'1uosneut you
will alloH, for III idlo eyong.
AMONG THE ouERTB
Of tho week have been:. col. ?. Q, Houston,
unitel statos Engineers: Lieut.. Hlnu,an. bnpor-
intondnnt Of thu Fox anl Wisconsin lIiyer Ini-
proyementa; George paYRoll, or Evanston; L.
uloason, prossaent Ut tho First NMt!ons! Da1'1t
Of Syracuse. N. T.; tla lion: j.. I. Glover, Ut
6t* Louia; Mira. Witluul Pitt Lynae, of 5tilwAu-
koe; the Hon, D. ltohror, Of Darlington; md
ths Hon. Edward Soaring Superintendent of 1n-
s!ructiou for tile State. Thoro il enough moun-
tain left to climb, for oil that, IL others put In
al appearance, Oh they. should. to Try tho cona-
fortH OF s,!n,ner.hoe n.agaa ~ gentle.
botaniat, though A[ai. klcolay did got suol.
trihHts OF thtH Hort When Au WIS here. About
10 1uslola Qf prouael forng were gathered here
Inst y1as by tho ladios, aud oholae collection
, 1874-08-08

semi to Nirs. Nlcolay. And won't bo afraiu to
regis tors again to proBH tl,om tnt as In did iast
yoAr. WhlRpor--Thoro aro fnrty-two va-ietsos Of
fern At tho lake. Cant you 6o tomptcdi There
nun. y, D. +,
, 1874-08-08

Council Dlnfrs. H.; NJ. Huber. F1ud1Ay, o.;
5honss Ness,S, :. n. 2a psooefna;y fty on.ee. %:
90; A.: Tnrp, Buffalo; william Wagstnii, Buffalo
y. F. BMtths Do; II. q. crawford. Onoiio Oos.nt,s
oAps u. T. Crnnj, Frritrort Mich. william Steven
1G', Fr 60 Ma} Dwight Nlnck, olteaso IT, n. aaHle,
a1.; Alexander oamoroti, do William 8. Goinn.
l nanaao George Goodals, 10; T1pyd E. sfarin ana
t1ay natro't Co., i. savierA and family, Adrian,
fa'ny, f!y, New netgord. AfaaB. Nelson Martin and
At tllo Potter House t!,nro aro as many moro
apd there arg large number OF ot,-gueats
represented. N.
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9. .. Sarittait, gambler in
Yine 8roof &oblem.
Office in gtO. 109 penn assnus
2jlS Seranton, ga. II
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Tim sablrsi&en 3uipru& erlu&t feline Grtun-
te 25fn8 Gbas. Grppp.
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Sll iDermttefbeu: :

Spsleib; Cine central gelegtne @pbn-
une I'M brittru Stpdperfr, an zine fIeint 3D.
mile. gBa1er unb anbtre Ginri6tuna gut
unb bsaueni. gfGbrre glusfunft ptrb sTtbeiIt
In Der Sffet hes ,Wrdenblatt."
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Seiitri6 Secbit,
@Hrefa Seife aHO 9i6ter Sabrif,
Slnfnm,s Aats. Sfrantpn. Na.

GmpfsbIrn ibrs @rifr uRs aidter, pom Be-
Rsn Wlaterial iutrijirt uuS ju ben biaisffsn
preiIsn.
Ssifr unb 9iGtrr i'm Gjrpbtn uub alsintn
bon better SuaIitGt. llnG9litt unb 8stt ptrbtn
In 5aalG angtnommeu pbsr aud gum bIt>
fen RarftpreiIs baar bttablt. Bette Rpiiu-
Stifs pirb foripabrsnb balsIbf fabrijtrt. 22f
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S&ane sur SsfSrbtruns bon paHasttrsn
BON unb mad allen 9sssnben Dtutf@Ianbs
unb Der SGpeis nit Dampf- Ober Ssstl- S6tf-
fen iibsr Mntperpen, 8rsmsn, Samburs, Saprs,
eiSerppol &c. su bebsutenb srmGBtstsn preiien.
aussablunsen burG poIf- sIupfiIunsen purG
ben NGrbbtutihsn 9lOpb mad benz NOrbbsut.
ibtn 8unb, Satern, Wiirttemberg 8absn,
Stiitn, eursmburs, ben 9trberlanbtn, DGns-
mari, Sbpsbtn unb gfprmeeen.
@flbtr fir unfers &ehnung IN Deur&>
lamb etnbs;ablt, perben tn Sob pbtr @egtn-
tpertb in papier BON uns sfreiitet.
8camahten, Mietbs- uno Sauf- spntrafte,
8srsintste Staatrn pGft &c. aussefsrttst.
Sir ale bur& uns belcrgten @tiHGfte ipfrb
sarantirt.
6mi9 9Btlb. 8. AieIel u. 90.
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Ranlots.

81 Cots, an Der Rsminstpn ASsnus (Slps
Gums 8laD sslsstn, perbsn srstn pier ttrmin-
tptifs 3ablunsrn gum @rrfauf ausssbOtsn.
tiir Baumsiifrr II bisir 9tIretnbtit gut, ba
Cant stnus duf benz eanbr IL, I'M btn 8auf-
prfts Der Cots tsrausl&Iassn tu fSuusn. sd.
bsrs ausfunft pirb gesebsn Sun bas. ..
B rcd, tbsr In Der Sf &C bss ,.Wo6tnbIatt".
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Nerfanfe -NerlanQt.
Sm Oerf0mfem:

Cine partte Gen1pSRen unb Brett,r
BON pcrjisIt6r 0ualit6t; lppie BaubcI, i,.
ber art psIHts uab BsftlIuna esISat ,inS os.
Itefsrtptre. auftrdsr ntbmen an Sr. Gbariss
Gtf@tL SrantOn, pbfr Stautu. RrstIit.
DuHntnse. 5m,7i
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Yin Die beMtfcbe 8eD6lfernia
Won Pennsylvanien.
Die

Scranton Trust Co. & Sparbank
Itnft Cure aufmnfIamftit auf bic itbr Iibtr-
aleE SfttrrtIIsn, tptl@s fe an DeppIitcrtn be.
;ablt, au bic Sebinsunesu, untsr btntn @sIb
iuriidbe,ablt pirb, unb belon6ers auf bic grcBe
Siherbrit, psl&s pur@ bic Dirtftpren Der 8anf
gsbpten pirb. Dies bspsiff bic Sbatfabe, bae,
obiapn % psnissr ale elm Satr H. felt MIR
8eIbbttrae bssaunenL tptr tsBt stnsn erSBsrsn
@tl6Gftt als Dtpolttum babsn, ale ale bic
SparbanfeE BON bisism County. @ir stbtn
ui6t su iptii ptnn mir iasen, bab unisrfn De-
ppftOrsn 70 srO6e St&erbsit ssbptsn tpirb, ais
irsenb ipelten dnbereu Spar'Dspp ppitprsn auf
bieitm &ontinentt.
Bite, Ipreht in ttr 8anf Dor unb Str er>
b6lt bort 3irfulars, tpel6e iiber allt &essIn
unb 8ebtngunseu Gut ausfunft erben.
ScI. 3. scranton, Wpies Iaylpr, 3. @.
pierrs, gD. 9B. 8intpn, Sbpmas DtflOu,
9amusI SIpan, Sobn Srisbin, Sra 5ripp unb
3. 3. phelps linb bic DirsftOrtn. 16mj7I
8. 9. pierce, prGFeent.
8. .. pbelps, S6aBmstfr.
Ibomas Diffpn, 8be-prdiibsut.
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Stit Derilriefbcm: :

0tr rtns &sits Sabre = at sis adr autss
Bausrsilane, esIesen I'M 9adaipauna 5opn.
tbtp unb an bic City Srantun arsu,enb, al,
bsr einie bon pittStpn aptnus, uuS nur 81
Datnutsn Sang pon Der Seibefabrif. 9iefe
8ausrst stsust ii& SorjiisIi& gum Salisn bon
Shbfl fur WllItsepinn un6 ,ur plan,una
BON @tmifen fir ben Warft Die TeunIpl.
pauta Sabn pahirt burG tas 9dnb an bsm
Seastr Wtaebpp Gnbe. Rsbrere aars duel
len ilne auf Rem eanb. gBtgen Eermins unb
Ssetneunssn frast man mad BET
Sobn SanbIea
Z51rpa scranton, pa.