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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-05
EASTERN NEWS.
The yIOzPl Disaster.

New YORK, Jan. 3d.-Capt. Fran
che, of the Steamship Sailor, which
arrived yesterday, was the bearer of
a letter to the German Consul here.
He had instructions to permit no one
but the proper authorities to board or
leave the vessel until the Consul had
read the letter. 1t was written by the
Bremen-Haven authorities during the
intense excitement after the Dynam-
ite explosion, under the impression
that possibly some traces that would
lead to additional facts in regard to
the explosion might be obtained on
the Sailor. Nothing had been discov-
cred.
A passenger speaking of the eXplo-
sion says, 81 was leaning against the
mast of the Mozel, enjoying the scene
when suddenly fell fiat on my face
and heard terrific noise. | thought
the boiler of the Mozel had exploded
at first and then ] imagine it must
be'the boiler of the steam tug. Pieces
of wood, iron, glass, and parts of
human bodies were falling around and
upon me. The scene was awful. The
steerage passengers of the Deutsch-
land were each presented with six
dollars, the balance of the subscription
in London. To-day they will land
and leave for their destination.
Charles f. Muellen, of Milwaukee,
who was on the Mozel at the time Of
the explosion says: 81 was thrown
down the cabin stairs and on recover
ing went forward. saw the deck COW
cred with dead bodies and pools Of
blood. The bodies were mostly strip
ped of their cloting and some were
perfectly naked. L covered several of
the dead, both men and women. |
saw Hebrew sitting on a trunk strip.
ped of his clothing and apparently
wounded. His head was falling back
and he appeared to be suffering. I
took some bed clothes out of the ira nix
which had been burst open by the ex-
plosion, and made a comfortable seat
for him. A few minutes after he died
A sailor kindly brought him some wa
ter, but his mouth was filled with CO.
agulated blood and he could not drink
it. then attended young lady who
was screaming for help. She was de-
nuded of all her clothing from her
waist. l covered her with some sheet
ing. She was wounded In her back.
She had been struck with a bar of iron
from the decks railing.
Another Fraud.
CHICAGO, Jan. 4th.-A Times st.
Louis special says the supervising ar
chitect of the United States Custom
House has received orders from Wash
ington to stop all work on the build
ing for three months There has been
expended on the construction so far
one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars, and walls have just reached the
top of the first story: There have been
numerous charges of fraud in the con-
struction and threats made to bring
the matter before the Grand Jury for
investigation. Whether these charges
are in any way connected with orders
received by Supervisor Architect Pot
ter, is not known.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-05

4 JAMES ANTHONY, pioneer of this
State and one of the proprietors of the
Sacramento Union, died in San Fran
cisco yesterday evening. Mr.. ANTHo-
NY was one of the noted men of Cali
fornia. for, we believe, twenty years
he directed the policy of the Union,
and it was under his superior manage
ment that it assumed, and for years
maintained the position of the leading
Journal of the State. After the sale
and suspension Of the Union he loca-
ted in San Francisco where he resided
up to the time of his death.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-05

THE midnight centennial celebra-
tion in San Francisco was not sue
cess. Long before the hour for bon
fires and bell-ringing, the honest, and
per consequence small, proportion of
that city's citizens were wrapped in
blankets and the arms of Morpheus,
and when awakened by the uproar
raised by those who would not have
gone to bed had the Mayor not given
them permission to remain up, they
took no part in the patriotic exercises
beyond seeing that their doors were
locked and their money and jewels
safe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-05
Destruction OF Fish by Cinnamon.

Only few days since, says the An
tioch Ledger, we watched the modus
operandi of catching fish on the San
Joaquin. Two Chinese junks, or
schooners, appeared in the river, each
holding an end of remarkably fine
net. The schooners then separate and
sweep the waters with the net to the
shore. Fish of all sizes are thus
caught, and none, not the smallest
salmon trout are ever returned to the
water. Those too small for market are
thrown on shore or fed to poultry. 1t
is said by those familiar with the Chi
namen's mode of fishing that one of
these fine nets leave no young salmon
behind, and they are far greater ene-
mics to their propagation than seals.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-05

AND away goes another large sum
of the peoples money. After ex-
pending about $4,000 on .he Chicago
custom house the government has
been compelled to stop the work on
account of the. d scovery Of glarlng
frauds in the contracts. The work
now done will be SO much dead loss,
and the money expended is simple
transfer of so much coin from the pub
lie funds to the Golfers of few knaves.
How long will the taxpayers of the
nation submit to these wholesale rob-
berries? For years they have been of
almost daily occurrence. Millions of
dollars have been stolen, and yet We
are told that the administration of our
governmental affairs is honest and
economical. lNa
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-05

SINCE Saturday night, according to
the rain gauge of Mr.. o. III. BLISS, on
Alameda street, one and forty one
hundredths of an inch of rain has
fallen in this valley. This gives us a
total fall for the season of nearly nine
inches-an abundance up to date TO in
sure prosperous year. Between now
and the middle of April or first OF
May we may reasonably expect to
have from five to seven inches more
of rain, and either amount will insure
ample crops. The farmers correctly
anticipate an abundant harvest, and
all evince q determination to improve
: the occasion by seeding all the ground
possible. 1t is estimated that the
acreage of titled land in this valley
this season will exceed by one-third
that of any previous year.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-05
FOREIGN.
A Postal EluntIer,

VICTORIA, B. c., Jan. 3.-The mails
sent from here at noon on the 18th
ult. by the steamer Dakota, after re-
naming in the post office at San
Francisco for about ten days, were re.
turned by the City of Panama which
arrived at IL p. NJ. last night Great
inconvenience is cansed and much an
noyance is felt by this blunder.
A Money KinG Dead,
LONDON, Jan. 3d.-Sir Anthony
Rothschild died to-day at his resi-
dence in this city. He was the Sec
ond sou of Nathan Rotllschild and the
third OF the original brothers, and
was born in London in 1910. He was
created Baronet in 1916.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-05
San Bernardino Items.
From the News of Jan. Sd. ]

We were visited by a refreshing rain last
night, which is another indication that the
present year will be an unusually prosperous
one to the agriculturists.
Eight bran new stages from the Kimball
Manufacturing Company, San Francisco, for
the Arizona and New Mexico Stage Company
arrived at Cotton this morning.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Charles Clus-
ker met with an accident some days ago. He
was in n wagon and attempted to get out
while 1t was moving. He fell, aud three OF
his ribs were broken.
VIM. Mitchell, the alleged murderer of his
wife, Belle Nit tchel, seems anxious for an i'm
mediate trial. A Grand Jury will be ordered
this week, and IL indicted Mitchell, will prob
ably be tried at an early day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-05

SOME of our cotemporaries are loud
in the demand for the hanging of a
few of the stage robbers. We endorse
the proposition and amend by suggest
ing that the rule extend to and in-
clude the crooked whisky rascals and
other Government defaulters. They
are stealing more in week than the
stage robbers steal in forty years.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-05
yos Aagsles 4sett

THE DAILY and WEEKLY HER,
AID has more than double the cir
culation of any other paper published
in Southern California. Business men
recognize it accordingly as the best
advertising medium South of San
Francisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-05
Medical Card.

DR.. T. c. Gale, who graduated in the Ohio
Medical College in 1872, after practiclng his
profession in Southern Indiana tor nearly
thirty-four years, has located in Los Angeles,
and respectfully tenders his professional SER
vices to those who nay choose to consult him.
Believing as he does that Southern California
is one of the best placss on the continent TO
test the durability of tubercular consumption,
he Will in conjunction with his general prac-
tice, give that disease special .aitention. His
diploma will be cheerfully shown to any
gentleman who may honor him by calling 10
see the same. Office in Ducommun Building
with DR.. Burgess. decStf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-05

SOME time ago San Francisco, which
opposed Governor IRwIN's nomina.
tion, feared that he would select his
appointees from the country. She,
however, received her proportion, but
Southern California, where nearly ev-
cry county gave him handsome ma
jority, has not, so far as we have
heard, received a single appointment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-05

If, as an exchange insists, hypo-
crite of any sort is a curse and dis
grace to his species, it is sad to con-
template how numerously the species
are cursed and disgraced in every COM
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-05
WEDNESDAY,..........JAN. 5, 1876

.VlsALTA has a daily. The Tulare
Times is issued six times week, the
arrangement to hold during the ses-
sion of Congress and as much longer
as patronage will warrant.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-05
In Hoe Signo Vinces.

Collections promptly made in all parts of
California, Nevada, Arizona, Montana and
New. Mexico. Hard times made easy by
leaving your accounts for collection with
tile Collection Agency, room 8, over the Com
mercial Bank, Main street, Los Angeles. All
monies paid over upon receipt of same.
novl6tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-05

county, the features of which are SUBJ
stitution of money for labor and maxi
ing Supervisors eX-officios.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-05

the through rates close upon the actu-
al cost of transportation, they knew
that a second road will add more to
the local business of its main line and
branches than twill take from the
through. -.
As friend of the Southern Pacific
Railroad builders a md managers, and
as their representative in this city
(lhough not myself an officer of the
company, l may add, for your :nfor-
nation, that while they have always
regarded their road as necessary por-
tion of through line across the conti-
nent, occupying, as it does, the most
favorable, and, indeed, almost the on
ly feasible route between San Fran
cisco and Southern California and the
32d parallel, they had expected to be
met at the Colorado river, at an early
day, by corporations building West
ward, according to the tenor of the ma
tional charter granting public lands
for the purpose. Their disappoint-
ment at the non-fulfillment of the
stipulated conditions, besides being a
positive loss, is increased by the har-
dihood of fresh demands of these cor
porations-the Texas and Pacific and
Atlantic and Pacific railroad compa-
nies-in asking for moneyed aid from
the Government to build railroad
which must, for long distance run
parallel to, and be designed to compete
with, that built at the Pacific end out
of private capital, by parties untaint.
ed by default of any kind, either to
the Government or private creditors;
and seeking also to be absolved from
the consequences of their neglect of
voluntarily assumed obligations. They
are unwilling to believe that the Uni
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-12
Governor Hayes Speech.

New YORK. Dec. IA C0cionatl dispatch
saws Gov. Hayes VINO has been stopping 10 this
city since Saturday last was sercDaded last
night. The Governor SPOKE as follows:
Friends and Fellow Citizens Il thank you
for your visit and for your excellent music to
which 7 have listened aud which has delighted
me. You could not expect me to say much
more; you could not expect me to speak OF poc'
lticai matters 90 this occasion and certainly
not of the position which affairs have assumed
at the present time. take your call rather as
an expression of the good feelings you have for
me on the score of old acqualutaueeshlp than
anything else. | regard it as call from old
ueighbors here in this city where | speot
twenty five years of my life and spent it most
pleasantly. | said to gentleman to-day that
| Thought l had more personal friends here 10
Cincinnati than anywhere else in the world,
than all other places 10 the world, | might have
almost as we'll added again thank you for
this compliment aud for your music, both vo-
cal aud instrumental. They will DC plcasanter
to hear than anything | cJuli say to you. Good
night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-12
The Thwaraed Massacre.

NEW YORK, Dec. II "A Herald Culum bla
dispatch says: The first negro arrested 10 con
nec,iou with the alleged conspiracy was dlscoV'
cred by wad shot from his gun which was
found near the scene OF the murder OF Allep.
Ii was the margin of the Union Herald which
had the rcgru's own name written on 1t. de
was at once arrested aud on this evidence made
a full confession.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-12

REVIVAL SERVICES. The revival services
still continue 10 the Baptist Church. AT the
meeting last night. many went forward, and
several rose in the congregation for prayer
The pastor expects to be assisted tonight by
sevcra! ministers from abroad Services begin
at half past seven clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-12

SUDDEN DEArH.-Miss Margaret Nugtnt,
who lived with her brother, Mr.. Oven Nugent,
on the corner OF King and Payne streets, died
Suddenly this morning about halE-psst tour
o'clock, She had been sick for a week or tive
u;,b oncumon;a, hut was considered much bet
ter last night. When the fire at McGraw 5
Sumac Mill, just opposite, was discovered, ih'S
moroioe. she became very much excited and
died 10 few minutes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-12

A RELIc.-On entering the Uciou Prcsby-
terra Church there may be seen on the organ'
behind the pulpit. the Identical dove winch
was perched on the cupola, su'mnuntios the
nulpit. in the venerable old First Pfcsby terrain
Church, from its erection to the time of lis dc
struotion by lightning in 1888. This relic Of
the olden time has been preserved 10 tie tamil
" of the late DIR. Elias Harrison, pastor OF
the Church at the time it was destroyed, and
is now returned to lis old broodiog place 10y
his oply remaining child.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-12

The CANAL.-The Cumberland Allgaolan
of Yesterday says that the Chesapeake and DINO
canal from Cumberland to Georgetown u. T.,
il completely locked up with ice. Between
seventy FIVE and one hundred boats, laden With
coal for tide water. are frezcn UP, besides
large number of empty boats, on ttelr return
to Cum berlaud.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-12

NARROW GAUGE RAILRoAD.-Mr. Borst,
president Of the Washington and CINCINNATI
Air Line Railroad, il actiyel y At work 10 be-
half Of his prrp scd road. he addressed the
nerchauts Of Georgetown o-day with the oo-
iect OF inducing :uem to subscribe 10 the un-
'ertakins.
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L.NcRs SSraYisins.

The Masonic Grand Lodge of Virginia met
Ia Rich r,ond l4st night. This city is repre-
sentet By lless:s. Joha B. Smoot, of Alcxan-
dria Washington l. dge, aud h. Ii. O'BrleD,
OF Audr4 " Jackson Lodge.
TIE many friends Of Rev. }, I. johnson
vii! regret to learn hat he lies very dagger
ou>y III At his residences on Prince street, near
Coumhus, aud that very little hope IS enter
tain=c! for his recovery.
While rcturriny from the fire on Alfred
street, on SATURDAY night, ;wo cranks belong
iug II h, CollUba hoac.carrage were lost.
The fed. viii please ra'urn them to the en-
giuc house.
A nuiuher Of persons iro'n this city rode out
to Seminary Hill On Satvr lay evening, to be
present at the iitctary entertainment OF the
Fairfax Literary Society Of the Episcopal High
School.
The schooner Armada, loaded with n1aoure,
tTou Wa,hi~gtou Tor Norfolk, vas cut through
by tise Ice su)day on jones Point, but was
kept ah ,al a"u trough; to this city.
Letters addressed to George Motor, Pal
motto House Mississippi, aad Miss Nate Is.
Stewart, Iiugcrstowo, Nd, arc detained IN the
pos:ohcc here Tor want OF postage.
Mr. j. d. Bnchaaan, Of this city, was an
uorncrG among the siogcrs ct CONCERT III
nii!aris Hall, Washington, last night, Tor the
ben fl nf 81. Paus Church of that CITY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-12

TRIAL POSTPONED. y esterday in the Crimi
nal Court OF Washington, at the request OF
Mr.. Merrick, the trial of Wm. Tyler, Indicted
for forgery ia five cases, was postponed until
Monday next at | o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-12

SLAYNAKER Co offer n discount of 10 per
cent. GU their eutrc winter stock. Their rep.
utation is we'll established for selling good and
cheap goods, aud now to reduce stock they
make this special oIcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-12

A COOP SHoT.-A professional pot hunter
from Washington got into ,ck of wild geese
aud ducks soule nights ago 10 the lower Poto
mac, with heac ,ht IN his boat, and killed
three geese ard piua ducks at one shot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-12

MAsoNlc.-Mr. Wm. II. Lambert. Grand
High Priest of Virginia, and Mr. George a.
Mushbach, High Priest of MI. Veruou Chap
Ter of this city, will leave tor Rlebmood to
night, to attend the Grand Royal Arch chap
ter of Virginia, which assemblies III 'aa' city
on Thursday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-12

APPOINTMENT. Master George 6. Brent,
son OF the late Col q. W. Brcut, Of this city,
has received 40 appointment 10 the folding
room OF the u. S. House of Representatives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-12

The regular semi monthly meellcg OF the
CITY Council will be held tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-12
A PROCLAMATION
Mayors OFFICE.

MAYORS OFFICE,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, October 10. 1876.
Whereas the good order of a community de-
pends uucn the prompt and impartial enforce
men. OF the laws which have for their object the
meintainancc and preservation OF the morality,
happiness and prosperity of society,"
therefore, be it known TO sill whom 1t may
concern, that q non observance of the MU Nj
CIPAL and STATE LAWS in reference to
MIGRANTS, DRUNKENNESS, and an act
PROHIBITING THE SALE OF INTO&l-
eating LIQUORS ON THE SABBATH
DAY, will be punished By sentence OF the pen
allies prescribed oy each law relative to the sub
jecl o. the offence, and in this hope to have the
assistance OF ii good citizens.
j. B. JOHNSON.
By the Mayor:
JAMES +. WEBSTER,
Capt.in 81 Police. oct 1-tf
VANDSDME Dies GOODS AT RE-
Ii DUCED PklCES-Receive ed this 4th OF
november Tho new colors at 81 per cent less
than they were 81 retail earlier:
now H. C. SLAYMAkER co
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II LIDAY GODS.

ENGLIsH, FRENCH, VESTS Ola, MED
TERRAIN EAN AND AMERICAN
GOODS FOR THE HOL-
IDAY TRADE
Malags Grapes, Raisins, London layer, loose
Muscstel, Valencia layers, in half whole, and
quarter boxes, Mat and Sultsna Seedless, layer
Figs in 2 ID, ID ana 10 ID boxes, Figs in fancy
baskets, Apple, Peach, Pear and Plum Butter,
finest Leghorn Citron, Lemon Peel; Zante Cur Eur
rants, Almonds, Pecsns, English Walnuts. Fill
bers and Palm Nuts, Genuine English Plum
PUDDING the most delicious aT G1 g 0Fia
ID and 5 ii lars. Dry Stem Canton Ginger in
a q ID / ID pigs English and American Pickles
sardnes Qas;n Olives fine French ard Italian
Pineapple, Edam and Sspssgo Cheese, Canned
Fruits and Vegetables the best brand Havana,
Oranges and Mslsga Lemons. We are selling
at low figures, and would advise those who in
tend purchasing to buy at once and not run the
risk of the present advancing tendency OF the
Fine Grccers, No. l66 u 10 King St
dec aim alexandra, Virgins.
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Sheridan TO the Front.

New YORK, Dec. l2.-rhe World reprints
a New York dispatch to the Albany Argus say
log Gen. Hancock is ordered 10 oaa francisco
and Gen. Sheridan to New York.
The inns Columbia di-p4tch says General
Branuon with four COMPANIES OF United States
troops arrived rom Florida yesterday morning.
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She wazad a!cng cur crowded street,
With "p4back" ;.nd striped stocking;
She wore Fcercb slippers on her feet
And was c)ry:,;:y. Oh! twas shocking.
Glny!q s2ta bottle Of Dr.. Bull sC0ush Syrup.
w understand Wells Eurcka cured a case
Of -cnrvv coD!iac cd during the wal; tie gen
,icu.ar waS u>i;g this ar@:cIe to rcmov" tartar
frar. his tea;b, when his gums cop'me"c>
yattiu. .eilnr. a:d IL five weeks J." was cotl:G.
II cur,d - Toshi"gton Sunlay Hrdld
Throw off that despon&cnl split, crush that
feeling .; despair, . cheerful, happy and wei.
Take Sium1n>' Liver Regulator. Ii IS no
hurnbug. It's 7iru can % pro@eG Oy hundreds
eight here 1T homc. Examine he certificates.
1t has cured the worst eases o! drop5y, dyspep-
STA, and prevcuis chill, fever, &c.
Il have been dpspGp,ic Tor years; began 10
use the S mmcus' l. yer Regulator t"o years
aat: il bas acted ike charm IN my case.
'.REy }. c. HOLMES. clayton, Ala.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-12

SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS -Richard
l.. Carue esq.,, has been re-appolnted by The
State Board of Education Superintendent of
Schools for this city and county for the next
three years. Mr.. Carne has given ample eVl-
depce of his thorough fitness for the position,
and his re appointment is but deserved ac-
acknowledgements of his genuine worth. There
is no more accomplished or better qualified "a
periotendeut 10 the State, and the whole com,
mupity will be pleased that Mr.. 9. will remain
at the head of the educational Gspar,meen,tt Ct
this city and county. The State Board of E1u.
cation has also made the following appointments
of County Superintendents Clarke, w; n.
Nelson Cupepcr, j. A. Hcllzlnan; Mug
George, w. E Baker; Loudcup, John v.
WiIdman; Rappahanuock, FL. W. Turoer.
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Ms- An adjourned meeting Of the Society of
Ola students of st. Johns Academy vii! be
held ST the Academy on "Wednesday evening,
at II O clock.
3t n. J. NEyErT, Rec Sec.
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1nORE NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
rLOAkS To SELECT FROM.

Received this a. M q very large line Of Cloaks
to select from, additional to our stock: we VIII
keep them for few days, and can ofer special
Inducements both in variety ana PRICE:
novy II. G.. SLAYMAkE Err co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-12

DORT, Sherry, Blackberry, Madeira and
i Cooking Wines for sale by
dec II w. A. JOHNSON.
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&zy- NOTICE The thanks OF the Columbia
Fire Company IRE hereby rendered to those
who so kindly furnished them with refresh
ments SC, Al the ire this morning. 1t
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

EEENCH BRANDY, pure Jamaica Spirits.
a. and Bakers Old Rye Whiskey for sale by
W. a. JOHNSON,
dec II n. E. cor. Cam. and Royal sts
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NJ E RUM and pure Grab Apple Cider for
~ sale by [dec III w. A. JOHNSON.
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Lse- NoT1cE-Thn regular monthly meeting
OF the Columbis Fire 60. vii! be held TO- Nor or
row "Wednesday evening, al II O'clock. 2t