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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-05

The Teno Gazette complaines that Washoe
county has got out of all its ready money and
very much in debt. Says that paper: The
General Fund of the county is more than ex-
hausted and the county is now in debt. The
monthly raids on the County Treasury has
produced this inevitable result. We had
$4,000 in the Treasury last January 1t
was said that the taxes in Washoe county
should be reduced. To-day we are in debt
We do not know of dishonest county official
but there has been extravaganza in some
quarter. Has it been in the Justices and
District Courts, in too high fees paid to
county officers or too much paid for printing
and other county work. In some way We
have as county easily disposed of nearly
$50, 900 in the past nine months. Our county
tax must be raised or our expenses cut down.
Those who have the say may further investi-
gate and then act.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-05

.OCEoLA GOLD DUsT.-The Ward semi week
ly Reflex of Sunday says About an ounce OF
of dust, taken from Dry Gulch, was brought
in from Osceola by Chas Wisel on Friday
This gulch has not been prospected before
and Mr. Wisel thinks it will prove to be
equally as good as any of the Oceola diggings
The gold he exhibited is mach brighter than
any yet brought in, except the $1,000 nugget
mentioned in our last issue.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-05

The Reveille says that Jack Holmes once
attempted suicide while he lived at that place
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-05

A SINGULAR EXPERIENCE is related by the
Nevada Gal } Transcript of Oct. 3. 1t speaks
of the twain occurrences as constituting a
conference.-the is to say, we suppose, a
coincidence. Here is the story: A gentle
man told us story yesterday, which to say
the least, is very singular. If his reputation
for truth and varacity were not abovereproach,
we should cooper" the story. He says sew
eral years ago, while standing on Main street
in this city, wondering how he could make a
raise of some coin to hquidate few small
bills he was owing, he saw in front of him a
So gold piece, and near by it he saw two ten
cent pieces, which of course he picked up.
Just at that moment man came by and found
81 80 piece which he handed to our inform
ant, thinking that he had dropped it, where
upon he thanked him. Our informant then
went and paid the money out with as much
gusto as though it was his own. A short
time ago this same gentleman went to Grass
Valley, and while riding along the street on
horseback, espied S. piece. He got off his
horse and picked it up, and while doing so
found two ten cent pieces. Just at that
moment man came by and picked up a 50 so
piece and handed it to our informant, who
thanked him. He says the story is true, and
that he is ahead just SIS 40 1t is the most
singular story we have heard for long time;
finding the same amount of money in each
town, and under the same circumstances. We
will bring the man to the front if desired
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-05
COMMUNISM IN IOWA.

1t is related by recent visitor to that State
that an obscure communistic society, called
Amana, occupies tract of fertile land near
Iowa City, and has ], 624 members. There
are seven villages, and in each boarding
house sufficient to accommodate the popula-
ton Of the village. To these all the people
go to get their meals, the hour for which is
given by bell from central tower. There
also laundries, where all washing and
ironing are done; so that no housekeeping is
really done in the families, which leaves the
members to other departments of labor, and
every member of the society has something
to do. Once in every year the executive Off
GERS make an annuity apportlonment to each
family or single individual, which is to be for
use for this year for personal expenses. In
every village there is a store, in which all
kinds of goods are kept, and which are de
livered to members of the society without
profit; record of each persons purchases is
kept, and at the end of the year the amount
is deducted from the annuity, so that very
little money is used If member withdraws
from the society, what he put in is returned
without interest or increase. If a member
dies, and is the head of family, his share or
interest in the society is divided among his
legal heirs and placed to their credit on the
books of the society. There are three ply
sicians, whose duty it is to visit the sick.
Their medicines and teams are supplied by
the society So, also, schools are maintained
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-05
ST0CKHOL DERS MEETIN G.

FTNHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
the Stockholders Of the Carson City Savings Bank
will be held the office of the Bank the FIFTH 9th
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1877, at o'clock p NJ of that day
oct1td GEO. B. HILL, Cashier
, 1877-07-18

Tho South Park board held regular meeting
yesterday aftetnooa a. the ohicu VI tho Board tn
Mccormick Block. commi's!oacs Morgan psrstd.
I'd. aod there wcss also pr<scnt Ass41s. Aidway,
Cu1ne!l. and Price. Ns. chasies II. Reed appeared
u attorney for Mr. Colehour, h1s object being 10
learu whether tho Board proposed to psess thu suit
under thu writ Of error recently granted. Nothing
WAY done fu the matter, AID Mf. ltsel wss called
upon W ths Honntsstoncss for his opinion - 10
thc ptxcttc4bltl " of making Mlen.gan a,tuue an
sp,oa,L e l. !" ~ psfks aad ht!nx,a{ 4 under tae
le::slaiusu csEt.!nsy contemplated tho eanAtruc-
t!tsi 9f connecting street bttwera tho North aud
S3Ith Parks.
a gfatsen from. tho l''se9!. Humans Society that
4Fhk1nx. fountains should be conatEuetea Al tbs
head Of Dte1el and Esaud boulesaEds was referred
~ tho Construction Eou,u:f,tee,
y Communication fh..o A4dsson Ballard and C..
y; Aeades.on. IN relation v tts tssat,on Of GER
referred 10 the Land Com mtlre
bi!ls Iof supplies and work done to the amount
Of -. lbs. IL. were approved und ordered pald.
----... COMMISSIONER MIDWAY
offered tb4 following, confederation Of which Nsa
deferred Will tho ps1t regular laeektax:
Wa3xAAs' There Ass Eov III the Park nurseries lbQat
, 1877-07-18

n nn ,Fer1 ihs. 'hou'd he frsn'raustd 1urius the
throuEi rT~rY prrr,ftns thr s1oand White i ~
~ *ss:Ss!:sA:a. be .e.t;ef.e. 70
s:s;S: sas
q III; ss;;
.:,. nt'S. Y .s i:;si oil !':ss :!!sssi
:sHs s Fl e. H. I'd Il fl s
fff sfr :a r. h fse Of
az F.t1a /; +? Sa.tfc III.
i !; & n:
Commissioner Price eaid that he l,at had some
Conversation VIII! Mr.. 8 u. cobb. President at the
Chicago City Railway Company. about tho erection
ApsroT tn rnH rARK.
Al present persons have to stand ont In fhn nren
mat 4,tlo shelter might b put up Tor t,ei, &C.
coEimodation.
a.}s Ss. H. 4 saE,y
ed 10 build depot Al tho entrance TO Grand bon,e.
ward. the cost not to c.eccd u. 600.
tcndius from, Ftttv.drst street 10 Hraud boulevard
md eonnectfng With tho railroad track benncadam.
Nj. ", II. Kerfoot. on hehalf at l,!n1solf and
ec.tcd thst tho west side of that thoroushfaro be
tQ fGFlGcHt8 EuHlu IcECH tuElF H0uAc3
With teams. On motion Of Commls'ioncr At1way.
tho Construction Committee was inrtrncled to 10.
<estfcate and rcpnrt Tho cost per lfncal foot Of
said improvement II mado with ctndcrs ar gravel.
Of IN the same manner AZ DakwoDd boulevard.
The ahvfsabtlitF nf psovidtng music for Saturday
ssoncrs ~ s1 e snd n
favor ot giving tho concerts, hut CommltFioncr
Price thonght tho Hcard had no money 10 spend for
Committee on Mnstc wefc empowered 10 srFanga
for limited number Of concerts. II MAS under
Hat ftA RHAf f%%t kA MI
and that the season will last about six weeks. The
board then adjourned
, 1877-07-18
TIE CITY-IIAJL,

Eleven now Cases Of scarlet fcyeF, eight eases OF
measles, and three deaths from scarlet feyc. wcro
FcpoTted at the Health Department
Tho Treasulor's tncoIpts ycatorday wefo -, GOO
from the Collector. 81, .i}0 from the Watcr-
Department, and 81, Oh frum tho Comptroller.
Tho Comptroller Yesterday redeemed popular
loan warrants amounting 10 50. 700, and tssued
NO" se'snue warrants to tho extent uf ~. 000.
This license receipts yesterday wero abont
p. 000. Eight hundFod anl seyenty- nlo asIpon-
Licenses hsSo oecn ts@nad since July J.. md that
spondiR3 tlmr last ycar.
Ths Mayor yesterday forwarded to ct. John
:oED, which Las been collecting for IONA tins.
There arg sI,li tome committees who hare mt yet
reNlr.td thtte subscriptions, and lhem the Maypr
would bc pleased tu hear from.
Tita Special G'uaimittca to consfdcr taeh
aS 81 h9 haaax T. ;as to
xs,: Soh DIVISION sasueaay % ass: ssie!asoa sa
The asonta of she foreign in.nrsucs Companies
do nut secas to th!al that tho city ,npndx IL col
taken. and now tho Comparatively clerk IL On.
Ea:cd III nak!a. ont . lisl of tns Delinquent com.
paues, that the} may bc Indicted By tho Ufxna
Jury.
One Of the Aldermen was eround ye,terdsy bet.
tiny new hat That lha Council would taku yaea.
tlon ot four week.. eYaamsneiaz before tho lat af
10 settled before .i,at sysnt ia iu1ics;y 9uu, ".
project.
Tho following building permits wero is,ued yes.
tstasyi J, j. II. K. Hucef. q thfec.s faCtuty,
o:I1ao teet, corner tanvAMvn aud l1att BlreeIs,
ccst -. 1oo; l., ". Mcdonnell. u txo.stosy oasa.
dearborn svenuo and SCHILLER st1set, cost 3t, 000;
!Ee congregation oF lnAl Abral1lu one .s&uey and
L1.ement church, 4Q1b0 tsct, eotnSt Wright md
JuhadoR street, cost ii. au0.
Thu Committee on Fita AMI WateE The Mayor.
and Chief Fire. Marshal ienucs visited tho Lumber
c1a1fict Jeatett7! altefnouA, There has teen VI
iasr se!un unlawful v1tcAslpn Vt lcrTtlory ou tho
part Ct tha lam hcf. yards. aud s1mc new yxsdl
Lase been 4astcd contrary IL tho instructions ilu.
70 nndeEstaua iacss things, mud made III inspco.
t'on TO that knd. The ACNE Ut Mondays kbfcAt.
eAlng eondagraftop was also sisIted.
some limo ago the Council called upon the Ctr
Clrsk fos sopaft Ut the aunlt*r Ut bss4os DO has
ehtIlnsd fos city officials, aud lAa nAplgs of sLuse
oiatlalt. sls. Hlsk has rrspafe1 report, but lt
!l* not yet been presented. II Asls forth that he
"a, Sept 10 record of tae passes hs has ottAtnctl
and has no idea ~ h the Number III Of which 70.
listss the minds Of sou,s of thu Aldermen, WHO
undoubtedly do I.at desire that tho public 10 in.
formed Of tho ar&llc carried On in ihs nsttes of
p1sAea.
Prosecuting. .Atsorne5 Linscott ssJs that DO il.
ls1aa 70 break up The practice Ia vogue with soula
men OF having other mcA arststtd sometimes for
annoyance, and often for blaekpasHpg purposes.
Mcla WI 70 10 ths pQlsco stations sAd4 with tho
arrsst of smother. aud after lbe man has been II.
rsnsd fos tra! It will bu discovered lh4t ths psos-
tcuiioo 70 m.s4'nK. having been bought Oh, Der.
haps. ". iinscott says tha! he shall iorcs the
prosecution b. optatnlpg capiAse4, and compelling
~ Attendance os tho Complainant, great dsal
, 1877-07-18
THE HEz.pFHcF WAR

BOISE CiTr, July 17.-Arr.scd here to-day,
battery u, mounted us cavalry, commanded BY
Iapt' Hasbroltck aud Licuts. Ennis, Chaplin,
Hammond, and Wilson. This comoany contista
OF sixty enlisted fmcn. Tic horses are Of the
largest f'ze and unfit for mountain travel and
rough campaigning. It Is tho opinion
OF tho officers hero, As well as
that OF others, that tho l,orscs wilt
give cut, and the men tc left on foot utter few
days travel IN tho mountains. Lieut.. Wilson,
with twenty ln,l!an scouts from Fort Hail, ar
ft'ed here few minutes before Capt. ffas-
t'rouck. These nrc tho last Of tho troops whicj,
dFe to come this way, without Change oil
orders. Fort 11olsc Will lc left without gar-
Hsnn, and tho who1o OF Southern Idaho with.
out troops,
, 1877-07-18

Some remarks appeared In Tnn TRIBUNE yester.
day relative to bill for -four furnished by g. n.
Holden, Jr.. to the County Hospital, which. upon
IN examination Of the facts, appear 10 have been
unnecessarily harsh. These facts, however, re-.
veal rather loose way Of doing buslness on tue
part OF the County Board. When tho contracts for
furnishing Supplies were let in January
tse sasce:.iai eopst;toi oS"' s4 ts Job q
ffasn1sh,ng far aour To- ihe County, Hospital and
b Sas to Tst a' 50 bas1s % fof .ds Isl ates ses
ths tse ssatts;: 8; I'D 5eea sSv.rasa I'D
t20 900. aad went to tic County Building to
Est The siEnaturo os NJ q G. r. Holden, the pfes
tlIe contract on The ground TINT ho believed tho
Hospital wss too hssh, It was hia desIrt, said H.
unfairly dealt viii: weso il known that .seh sils
sss asa ss1'saa se 01 eS; Geo. y Il, ~0n =
EVER, he vonld talk = ore! With The
and hear what they thought of 1t. This upshot Of
the matter was that no contract was crer signed.
and consequently no bond was ever taken for tho
could be no bond taken. since
TIlKH1 WAS NO CONTRACT.
and H. oat % se
ceiring the stipulated p!iee Of 10 aud 81. 45 liz
was paid at thoso rates, Int In county ORDERS which,
aittf carving for time. he wa compelled to sac
zaGe II from 10 10 N cents.
When lhcFe camu sudden ffse In wheat
aad nonE, 1wing TO tho outbreak Of tho
rroAtabsy continue furnishing tho nour 1t the
lrircs whsh ho had bsen charging, 10 he sent =
athted that II was Impossible for him To III urders
any longer At contract prices. This was an odd
way Of atattng II, It IN lFue. slnce there wss no
contract. but 10! solnc reaa1n other he 30 wosd-
ed fs letter, and considered himself ab4olred from
that time Tn from Furnishing Gour at the ptfces
county Hoard, on ata side, hegan getting
~ supplies wherever It picased. &
hou$ht .ne one lot u 100 barrel. o. 80
fsana thss out snd ths ne1t Ting ..t foo.
~ 70. and wss aole 10 secure tho Job. The Warden
Of THO Hospital Alao bought Of him aume t,ous tor
which Mr. fioldcn CHARGED $tl. Is : barsci. This
purchase Was made along In May. but lhs bill therr.
for wa4 not acted IN by thu County Hoard until
Mondhy; and It was on ibis bin th.t TME Tribune
made Ito comments, Mr. Holden says that this
Goar coat hin $l0. 10. and that, allowing for the
discount On hls county 0fdtEa, what 1t coat him
TO- carry ths n9ur, cts: h.. will make
eut small prodt b. tho iradc, u anything elanot
NO" IN Any sense county contractor fot flour, tho
md week to week in the ln4rkek
Why NJ. e. {: 7. Holden should object to sign.
ing contract which stfpn1stod that thu price OF
Hour should 1u So, because he fahcrd tho public
would object 10 IT, aud yet permit thu contractor
month After A1unth ta fuTn}sh a08f At bssfci Il
soMethuE which has not yet been explained. Per.
haps As. Holden will attend 10 1t.
, 1877-07-18

The Harms inlunctlon slse IL exeltla1 consider.
a1!c attentton. especially with tho ConmIaslQnec RI
WHO have come 10 noby to h!s defense With an.
dssts, comm1s!nncf Fitzgerald sought 10 stir
tue matter up IN The uostd Monday. but wss cut
ou by tho arbitrary ruling of tho Chaie. lie en.
ae.so'ed tn eall attention to tho alndaylta Of
hes4T' Schmidt md Mecafrry On lhe subject,
md his hsst move was to Inquire OF tho Clerk
whether or rot ANY actlon had been taken by the
9varu setting us!1o thu Harms contract, The
Cislx ftpltsd That 70 s4eh aetion had been bad,
following extract ffom tho anidass,a In qus.tian:
Is as.msd Ell ott sagsa!sa " .s4 naau. cc
f:a: " :.'a nss: III s.; ~
as*sgreasns as ss'as gt thu whole lob. Ntiholt ai.
" i; III: IL
IN III Ill :: :: IL T.
g. g.. 'ssn.. q xst e wst s!tn H. ~: ~
:; :;:s $
ssaa dsefaas .4sa , s.as. "''' but '4 the
wlat these gentlemen hass sworn 10 IL notably
incorrect and they lave placed l1.ea4&elvs. ln ii
81 thu public 'ussrrst Ia the ns.t place, liv co.
ttact was ncset 4et aafds by the tnmu.iifes, hut,
IT, w. M % nd ead
49, ana 1e rested ht. vpfnfon uPou opinion thu
County .Astetns5. The question Of srtsinY ino
net could .le Com.aistss w gotten 10 eonsidsr sao
matter. Thu other nsemtefs oi tho Committee
saw s :a' - qsh and the Assblteet backs .aaa
!. ln the second place. II the Committee hnd set
the contract Aside it, action would moi Ia biudlnx
fof tue Board alone haa Eulhosisy In such matters
and u cestafnlS neytr took any action, Thsu, il
The aftidayts were tfas, which lhry ore not, They
nsar on lhelF faee ps;ms tacia evidence ol fraud.
But the aedarits ~ further, - foliowa:
And upon sal4 Representations aud thsts orp under.
a.ndiaf With l!asM, t1s caHiu:ttte Te4ucstel MD
ttuM the aeatIu3 tho market 4apo ii ibS
NuJk spd uIa ss II. fur e4i knl
uttes for thelr lllur.Aauun " " ~
Willis tue sttidavlta . whols are Incorrect they
nlats- Tney a1s direct fcfutaIon 81 tbs
aa3dAstas made BY cettaIn Commissioners Ii the
Walker injunction cate, and pi4ialy show that
, 1877-07-18
GAS

WHAT THE ElTf OFFICSR9 SAT.
The question Of gas is the uppcsmo7t topic OF
hnbttucs Of tho Cftr-}Iall. OF cour,c tho Interest
centres In speculation a. to what amppnt Of money
Is 10 bs allowed 10 the two sas companies, md tho
failure Of The Council 10 settle The long putc1
controversy Monday night Ee much cslticfscd. Ali.
Waldo snid Yesterday that he was surprised that
the Council had not acccdcd 10 tho Gas Comm!ttens
report and voted So pcr 1000 feet to
feared that The extreme wonld be reached ny tho
Council IN IT, intense eagerness 10 force tho gas
per LOCO feet that va. ,he exree in favor Ut tic
corporations. Now. when tho city held winning
hand y wa nonscnae 70 force the eompantct 70 =
trouble VIM h!l!iars anl Watkins. When !he
doing aSss sbe3 f.S III g. &
rate cheaper than that enjoyed b! anY
other city, IN the coansry,-ho thoueht
Affairs Of the e!ty As thty would manage shelr pri.
rnte adaEEa, to accept the trrna which wert cml-
neRly @ fsis md I; :;.!tt.fss!ory =! 'e 20 many people
feet vss 81. sas pct ,oo, sni that vas "a * ! cents
per J., 900 less than the prtce paid by DeisoIt,
getting xns cheaper than any other city, ,-PtAbnsg
se9e vho wete to3 fona q III sas ~ aasst,on a aa
action IN tho matter. The gas companies wcrc re-
puted e be not avcraa to payfnR for egsaton that
fAvosably affected theiE INTEREST,". Uf cour+e tho
Alderman did not mean to say that Ill thosc who
werc working really against the. Ia hts opInlont
there were some who did. and tho others were mn
consciously being led around By thu noee. ~ well.
meaning men often had been led BY designing con.
frercs.
The project Of lighting tho streets with oil hsa
again come forward, and tho manufacturers Of
aasoine lamps. ETC.. have bcgun 10 sprinkle their
ctfe1lars aut'nR tho Aldermen. There was At the
time of tho eHt desire To light TIM CITY
with oil an applicant with gasoltne-tamp, which
conm DO ftirnfshcd and cared for for 1T.
tie money, and which as far a. tested
Rnyo satisfactory light sumner and
winter, and with thls Individual a coatracs would
undoubtedly have becn made had the then. rxiating
contracts with the gsa companief not prevented.
This patcntee has again come to tho front and The
Aldermen who hare expressed any opinion in tho
matter arp Inclined to look fayorably upon tho new
contItyance for stfeet Illumination.
ME. Watkins. Pr~adent Of tho South Bfdo Gas
Conpany, ssys thnt hfs corporation will enter into
contract 70 fnrniah the city gas for year ~
the ratio Of Illus u thousand feet. Lower than
that they will not 60
, 1877-07-18
--
MEDICAL,


In the atmosphere experienced. hero during tho
summer months, tho lcthaFgy produced by tho heat
takes away the desire for whnlcsomc food, and fro.
qaent rersp!ratons tcduco bodily energy. pasticu-
1afly those suffering from tho effects of det!tal!nz
diseases. In order to keep q natural heatthfuI
activity In Tho syatem wa must resort " sstaclal
Moana. For this purpose Schencks Hea Weed
Tonic 10 very cfiecina. few loses Will create au
appetite and give fse.h vpur TO the enrsraed body
For dyspepsia, 1t IL Invaluable. Many eminent
physicians have doubted whcthor dyspepsla can 10
psfmansntly cured By tho drugs which arc generally
ctnrfoYed for that purPose. The Sea Weed Tontr
tn it, natuse il totslly different frou, suc!. drugs.
Il contains no eorsoa'se minerals or ac!s; In facl
II assfsts tho reguaE operations OF nature, and sup.
plies her deficiencies. Tho toaic In IL nature 10
much resembles The gastric juice that It il almost
Identical with that dnd. Tho gastric juice IL tho
natural solvent which, In healthy condition Of
tbs body, Causes tha food To be daxeucd; md when
this juice td mt e1creted In sumeiuus quantities,
indigestion with all IL distressing symptoms, fol.
Low. The ses Weed Tonic performs ihe duty Of
ttse gastric juics when the lattsF IL axac.eat
sehenek's sea Weed Tou'c sold " all druggists.
, 1877-07-18
DEATH IN THE METROPOLIS.

Nsw YoRx, July iT-Fifty physicians have
been appointed by tho Board OF Health 10 visit
the s!ck children In tenement houses, and SEQ
that they arc propcrl! cared for. Druggists have
agreed to put up prescriptions in these cases at
cost price. Tho Inspector Of Vaccination reports
that mich more dcstIsutton IL present among
tic poorer people than has ovtr been found
dur1ng late years. Fttnt!ng hospital tickets
arc to be distributed ~ freely M the nccon,nlo-
uatiost. will ntlow, and determined efFort will
bc made to arrest tho innrtaity among chlldrc,,,
wiE!i:h has Increased TIT tho Health Board Is
frightened Into prompt action.
, 1877-07-18
TIE FRUIT ORDINANCE,
TIE COMMISSION MEN ON SOUTH WATER
ATHktT

STREET,
who nre opposed to tho fruit aud berry ordinance,
in their petition 10 Tho Council aaktng that TINT
Inst law bo not enforced, allego that the growers
have a,, lid Ia their stock OF berry bo1es, peach
oaskets. crates. ETC.. for the season. Nhtle thia
seems plausible, It II not true. Tho commission
men allcQo that su,ali fFu!ts cannot ba shipped Ia
large packages. This Ia true, Due In Now York,
Fhi1sdelphia, Doston. Baltimore Ptisburs, ana
other cities they n,nst sell quart for quart.
The,s a9a ,! Tho Spoiled Pn Pa i :ae soadsnne 10 o.
The latter y rarely tons here. ret il Il
u,ost Important thing 10 ho attended 10, and
connscatcd at once ~ protection to public health,
II no city IN the Union could venderi pcddle .aci
frsss !. .o1 Il Tie e Chicago sss he's
s1ong tho :rnft men on South Water street. they
am shoa not fa "a @ tsm % b.. @ ~ s ,na e"ts
satn ,hsss 10 mas sss
not hff tto market now With full.measarement
goods, since the growers bare long ago
,ads tssf s contracts .nd hs,e ts!r stosks of
sanAb!o. yet fullstzcd barry boxc4 afe coming In
from IT. 10 direct from The gro~crs. lt,s charged
Tna coMxlss1os-MEx IN CHICAGO pxaAyp THE
"sNIpAh uoxks
for their trade. but tha they deny ~ bass fabrt-
cas!oa 9hsy hold tast nototiy outside Of them.
this ordinance VII drive shs fruit tseis ~a away
e G chss.a Gss:s9 g., al, AZ @ & t rhs eopa
thsa pn bat 1ss': sls III TSs fo, haa fa
VIII ee.e aes ais ho Ha x'sat
Sa.ket: sss driven Fau tbs ch!s.so o. 1nartse shs
eno.a to aSy s ws - .s sams es
tho stun exhibited on Sauth Wsles street ycstcr.
, 1877-07-18

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West Monr9r-tE.. July ID, OF cholera infantum.
dsocs, daushtor OF William E. and Emma +, Lost
aEcl 1Its months.
WlLtIsMA-july 10, 1877, Josephine Noemet.
u Hl1ntEh anu 4 days.
Funeral Weunotday, July ~, at o'clock, from
orc Invited.
HARp1E-Iu1y 10, at tho residence Of ht, M.
rents, Gilbert j.. Infant ron Ct !. L. and En,|jle
1Iafd1e. agcd month"; and i days
d:;:: Nest Tweifth:st, Eliza wife or +. i,rcnnsu
>, tMNernl ThMrndnT, 1pth at ~ q. in., ttpu, tho
Holy Family Church, by carr ~ Calvary.