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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-01
IN Aanntlc Anomaly.

The Peofla Transcript reports the dis
covery Of \ strange animal which was
lately caught iii the Illinois river near
that city, by m old fisherman named
Nick Ohl The animal belongs "a the
order Of urodrla. commonly spoken 81
is tailed amlhihans. lii some respects
II resembles i lizard, but more closely
the Mexican axolot II Las, like thr
lizard, four short legs with which il
crawls about on the bottom Of the river
The curious part Of it lies IN the branch
es OF feathery-llke processes attached To-
the outside of the body just back Of the
head. There are no eyes, but the rudi-
ments Of eyes are plainly to be seen he.
meath the skin. One Of these curiou,
amphibians was caught in orr river sew
eral years ago and was sent bv DR.. c.
w. Greenleaf to the museum Of natural
history connected with the Central L rk.
New York, where il was Justly regard
ed rs Il very valuable curiosity. I'm the
Ohio river are found something Of the
same character n this, which goes under
the various euphoncetic titles Of he'll
bender, mud devil, ground puppy,
Young alligator, and fish salamandcr.
The specimen before w. il purely iii
aquatic bird and does not, ike lid
water-newt. ever attempt 10 exist out
side Of it native element. The one BE-
fore US is about foot III length, and
well preserved IN spirits.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-01

III ii only those who have done moth.
ing who fancy they can ID every
hing.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-03-01

THE NAME OF LEO, which has been
chosen by the new Pope, has been borne
hy very lllustnous members of tile
Papal line LeoI.. i'll the fifth century.
made the first important efforts to ex-
tend the power of the Roman Soc: LEO
III. was the pope who crowned Charlie
imagine and separated Rome from the
Byzantine Empire; leo TX. figures
prominently in the history Of the
eleventh century, and Leo Y. was the
great John de Mediei, one Of the most
brilliant Of all tie Popes, and ID biz
timeono ofthe most powerful .ovcr, i.ns
of the world Leo III, ii the beginning
of the seventeenth century. rrigned le-,
than month, and from him nv pas- Ia
Leo MI. Nha bore -o prominent \ part
1n lt.liau ailiit- halt century ago,
and hy his allie administration lctt a
name which tic ne~ pope may NJ proud
III wear
, 1878-07-06
Ordinance No. i46.
The Civ Of Seattle does ordain a. follow :

The City Of Seattle does ordain as follow
SEC. /. That IN all that portion OF the City Of
seattle south OF Columbia street and west Of
Fourth street. in both Mavnsrd's and Boren's
p at, the roofs of all buildings Or structures of
every kind shall be kept free and ear Of moss or
other ,nfismable substances or material.
SEC. 2 That within 'eu days from the time
th. D, dinauc~ shall 60 into effect, the owners OF
the Ciy Of Seattle described iu Sc ton one Of IN
Ordnance, sh u remove from the roofs Of such
buidi 2. o, struc u: es all moss or other inf I'M
able substance material. and stall thereafter
keep such Ioofs free and clear from suck acCumu-
ItiOps.
SEC. 3. That II shall he The duty Of the Fire
Warden Of SAID C,tv TO inspect the roots Of all
buildings or structures within the limits de-
sciibed In Section eOe o! this Ordinance, imm I.
dstely up this Ordinance taxing efect. and an-
nu lily thereafter on the f-st MOnday OF May or
as 'ht reatser as prac.icshle.
SEC. 4. TDst Said Fne Warden stall notify
the uwner o. occun"nt Of any ba lding s'ruct-
" u:.On the root Of which any m, or other in
famabae su stance or material shall have accum-
ula'ed, forthwith 10 remove the same, and If
the owner occupant SHALL remove the same
within tOrty--i.ht hours after such nctiticat on
then said + re Warden all eau tn. same TO be
rem we'd, and The Expenses thers'Of shall be char.
able to tue osner or occupant Of such building or
sttuctu,e so notified as aforesaid. and may be re-
covered bv the City OF at;le in civil action,
in anv court of compe ent r'sdicfion:
SEC. 5. That the owuer or Z cupant Of anv
hui ding or strUc;u who shs !, after such potii-
ca ion, ail to remove such moss other inf1ama.
ie substance or / aterial from such roof or roofs
within forty-eight. bours after such ,tification,
shall he deemed guilty of a msdemeanor, aud on
CO ,viction thereof shall be fined in anv sum no.
exceeding fifty dollars, In addition TO he. remedy
Ut civil action provided for in Section four bereof
SEC. g. This ordinance shall be in 70, ce and
take feet from and after dve days alter its pub
licaiIon. - -
Passed the Common Council June Is. 1873
G. A. WEED. Mayor.
D. 7. WHEELER, City Clerk.
, 1878-07-06
Coming to Oregon.

The afflicted will be glad to learn
that corps of Surgeons from the
National Surgical Institute, fitted
out with a complete assortment Of
apparatus for the treatment OF every
human deformity, will again visit
Portland, Oregon, at the ST. Charles
Hotel, from June 25th to July 1st.
inclusive, 1878. This institution
originally founded at Indianapolis.
Indiana, has extended its business
throughout the United States and
has attained a reputation for the
successful treatment of Spinal Curv-
ature. Hip and Knee Joint Diseases,
Club Feet, Paralysis, Piles and Fis-
tula, heretofore unknown to the
profession. References of the high
est order can be given.
m25-3td-1w
, 1878-07-06
a FACILITATING Heart.

Very often persons have palpi-
tating heart after eating, or the TODD
sours on the stomach. The sides
tremble. there is difficulty in breath
ing, dizziness, nervousness, bad
breath, irritable temper, loss of
strength, if any of these symptoms
exist yen may conclude you are
dyspeptic, or, that your liver is ont
of order. The gastric juice of the
stomach for the purpose of dissolv-
ing the food has become too weak,
consequently the food ferments Civ
ing rise to the distressing symptoms
above mentioned. We first make
the gastric juice strong enough to
take hole of the food and dissolve it
as soon as it reaches the stomach.
WHITES PRAIRIE FLOWER taken be-
fore or soon after eating, before fer
mentation commences. cures all such
cases. Ask your druggists for it.
Price, 25cts and 75cts.
m29 3m d&w
, 1878-07-06
Seattle, June 81. 1878.

sss~ Nesier Export Bier at the
Vanity Fair. the first ever hrongit
into the Territory cod iron
the Arctic Cooler.
THE air-gun team assemble night
ly at the Centennial for practice with
Jim's beautiful silver-plated air gun,
which he has brought from New
York at great expense. His Is the
only shooting gallery in the city,
and the lovers of snch sport will find
everything there for their accom-
notation, including the celebrated
"Gambrinus" III bottles.
Mrs. z. Gutenberg is going to
open her Kindergarten school again
on Monday, the first of .Jaly. j26tf.
IT Is wholly unnecessary for the
American House to advertise the
delicacies which can at all. times be
found upon its tables. Every article
the market affords can be found
there d.
THE more the merrier 4 fire
lot of clothing and furnishing goods
received by the Harvest Home at
Toklas & Singerman's.
s pounds OF G.. G. Sugar for Sl00
4 pounds best CostoRica coffee 81 90
IL do Cartine rice for $l.00
do Natural leaf Jap. tea so
3 No. l Mackerel for % cents.
m2tf. L. LYLE. Front street.
STRAWBERRIES and cream, and
everything the market affords, can
be found at the American House,
not only on Sundays but on every
other day in the week.
For smoked halibut picked hall
but, napes and fins, go to j. r.
Bean, Front street.
THE immense stock of S. p. An
drews :, Co. is now being closed out
at reduced prices by J. W. George,
assignee.
, 1878-07-06
A Call.

The Republican Territorial Com
mittee will please meet at New Ia
coma, on Thursday July 18th, next,
at l A. NJ, for the transaction OF i'm
portant business. A full attendance
is desirable.
D,yrET R,cvFy
, 1878-07-06
n. UHLFELDER.
FANCY GOODS
TOBACCOS, CIGARS,
CROCKERY, AND
GROCERIES.
ec20.f
Summons.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial
Dist let Of the Territory of Washington hold
ing terms at the city Of Seattle, i'll and for
the counties of King and Kitsap.
Maria Hitchcock. plaintiff, VS. Henry Hi'ch-
cock, defendant. Complaint fled in the coun-
ty of King. in the Office of the Clerk of said
District Court.
The United States of America send greeting
to Henry Hitchcock. deieddaht:
You are hereby required to appear in an ac
Ii n brought against you by the above named
plaintiff, in the District Court of the Third
Judicial District of the Territory of Washing
ton, holding terms at 'he city of Seattle. in the
county of King for the counties of King and
Kitsap, and to answer the complaint filed
therein. sixty days exclusive of the day of
service) after the date of this summons, or
Judgment by defanlt will be taken against J ou,
according TO the prayer of the complaint.
The said action is brought to ob.ain de-
CREE of divorce from Fenry Hitchcock upon
the grounds OF neglect to provide fer his FAM
lily. -
Witness the Hon. r r. Lewis, Judge OF said
Court and The seal thereof. this 9th dav
II. ST. of June, 4. d. 1873.
JAMES SEAvEy, Clerk
ByW. II. ANDREWS, Deputy,
Thomas Burke, Plaintiffs Attorney. jlln29-6t
, 1878-07-06

ne girl being
r day by her
u a slang ex-
" Well, if you
: more you
, 1878-07-06
Probate Notice,

In the Probate Court Of King County, Wash
ingtOn Territory.
In the matter of the estate of William Row.
land. deceased.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
by an order of the Probate Court of K:ng
County, Washington Territory, made and en-.
tered on the 9th day of June, A. D.. 1873, was
appointed administrator Of the estate of VIII.
lam Rowland, deceased, late OF said county.
Ali persons having claims against the said
estate are required to present the same with
the necessary vouchers vii lin one year froI,
this date to the undersigned, at the office q
McNaught 4 Leary. in Seattle, in said ecu,
If such claims be not presented within .as
year they will be barred by law.
L. MARSHALL
Administrator as aforesaid.
McNarght & Leary.
Attorneys fer administrator
Seattle. W. T., JuEe 10. ISIS. jel5-aw
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-21

sGectisg The gekal principls Of taxa
Gp0. sid - resdering u essentially
illegal. Tia 9oaniwsrk fsec-.zar;y
iucsndeSya r. ssscssEea:. made N
Compliance sIG Is=. ugoa = ias. and
eaEai rufs-of e1asliz4.i II. Tais sy-
pesri1.g. there Is fs1rs1stion - fsr 70
sapisost TIE tax Failiae "a tbs, ;h-Te
Is nolhiag for = tx 10 rc>E U.sou; Il
zras.u6Sa-s o- f.ssata;iua- Ia stat
ute dees ~. ar i rlz- - a.tr5ted
seturr. aid tie z<se-ssn. n; ruIi IS Es-isse
fil,se Positively Yz.sd - T0.3 xaef =
iEsas-'
= n,y D. 3-!ao i :Ec.a the a., E.
AUTHORITIES. tnst t4e as e-s neat lit,
ce1;ai Ing the prss@r'y subject 10 Y
a,io2 within the city, wIIl tie yaIgt-
Isss. ceFtIf-s; AMI retuTHed by the A.,
lessor - the C-srx. Is the b.ss> AMI
g.oani xO-s. g II w-fe. for q e lew
Of taxes Tie c .sncil by this ee5t..ie- !
rztBrn, a. 49,. ia tie cas- IF :. NJ
York. above cit i, acquires juri>5,1si d
To levy the tax. Without su b ceFti-
fed rutgrLs tiaere Is 10 luTi.0icti, Il.
ian;biIsg for lax 70 res. npoa. II the
. Di-tTic. Court t,,e esrsEcs. ii sammoiss
gi.es the oa.r; jurisd.c;i,n OF the per
.Ja, and lD pTlEe~: ngs Ia rem. servicS
Il the proees-; n tut1 iastiHc-s. THE
sviIeHce If service = ,h- return 81
the .iiiue. endorsed upon the proc. s..
b. the provisi rs II the Civ Charter
. tax may be l=Siei. Charter. :, }.
| The legislative powers Of the City
are exercis~i 10y the City Council 10
:. As To ~1;horixe the council 10 levy
tax, the Assessor must make cor
rect list at the property subject to tax
s'ion, with the value Thereof and Ger
/ tify ard return the same 10 The Clerk.
Charter. s. 60 In accordance With the
authoIitie. above cited aud upon prin-
/ ciple, The Council can have TO basis
| IN WHICH TO levy OF tax until the As
sessor returns bis ISIS certified. 10
their Cirrk. Such return Is jaris-
/ dictionai TO the same extent ss the e.
ta,n of 8 summons The statute has
MT provided Whist the c-rtifca'e shall
cCatain. The language. As above. i, that
he shall make the LIS. of all property
! subject to taxation with the vslue
thereof. and certify and return the
same The word certify" manifssily
was here used in its Ordinary meaning
ITO certify" says Webster, lis to les.
fifty In writing. to make a declaration
concerning . writing under hand CT
hand and seal "A certificate is q
writing 10y which testimony ia given
| that q fac, has or has no. taken MAC. VI
foatiautd to-morror.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-21
Opinion Of Judge Lewis.

SPECIAL TERN. NOVEMBER, 1879.
H. L. Yssler 1t al. o.. The Ctr Of StuuL
and George D. HI7. Coasiy 7res.ssr
This i . proc~eding BY Y~sler and
other tax payers against the City Of So
attic asd George d. Hill, County
Treasurer Of K,ng cssunsy. a. e.inin IN.
eale ns certain resi estate sitnstssi y it'll.
In the city. Tor the payment Of { x-.
1871.
Il il alleged: That said taxcs hav.
never bon asses-rd against said prnp-
erty. That the taxes have not pesn de-
ciaresi dssisqusnt. That the sid take.
have n"t b-en levied according 20 lac
or Ut oil. That = warrant has uev~,
orcn Issued 70 aAid Hill b acll said
lands Tor taxes. That Hill l. Cou ~
Irea.ursr Of K,ag county. and not Cit,
Tax Collector.
The Defendants have answered. deny.
ing the above obligations of the hiii.
AMI the eause 10 submitted on the bill.
anawer and te%tim.ny.
Tho sstsriAl questions presented are.
!. The legality IT the levy 2. Width
er the taxes are delinquent 5 The
authority OF Hill. ~ Couutv Trrasnr -
70 . 'llrct by sale Of RAJ ~ss.ts the CIT,
taxes tor the year A. d. 1877.
The compliments have tut in ~vi.
oencc: !. City Ordiuance No. lS6. z
The City Charter 5. The asssssuss,
for 1877.
The deienc- have pas in evidence: /,
Iax>li.t Il 1917 2 Orders as, 2oa,
D4. With other osdera and crrtifi..tes
The bill was died April, 1878. and
oy agreement restraining order issuea
until the h@ariag.
lhe ass-saas~nt Of property must be
made IN the mannsr prescribed hv lac
tor asssssing property Tor Territorial
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-21
COUNTY AND CITY OFFICIAL PRES;
THURSDAY. Nov. q. 1878.
CAD FLIES.

Tbere Is no inset 50 sns.i and co5-
tempiible that il has MT the power OF
singing and Initiating the Dob!est
:or.ns Of animated icing. The neane.t
human ere.iu,-, wi,hcu, the ability to
cosser ATTY blessing upoS its kind. can
make itself felt in ;eisoni' & the soult-
.iue O: The worlds printed thoughts
and breeding so~ial pessilence, as infin-
itesmal quantities Of veins propagate
the most yirulen. and deadly diseases. by
simply getting bold Of types aud press
Horace Greeley. one OF the most chair
table and generous Of men. tad sbund-
snt reason for christening that kind
as 1.-THE small creatures Who n God per
mits TO edit country newspaper One
Of the editors of this paper. Who holds
the unrequested honor of being Mayor
of the City. has been surprised to hnd
himself srraigned by respectable peo-
pie on . suspicion ins.igs.ed BY
snesking inuendo oonjecturing from 8
source which otherwise would never
have attracted his notice. AID with
which be would no more think OF
holding controversy thsn with blind
beggas on . street corner. The inueo-
do of such Insignificant origin has
grown into grave suspicion that the
Mayor hss appointed delegation to
represent the City Of Seattle in the
New Orlean, Commercial Convention
10 the interest Of the Northern Pacific
Rsilroad Company that Judge Jacobs.
Col. Larrabee. Gen. Triton, Gen. Stew
ems and Judge Lander. are mere ennis
ssries Of the Mp. Rsilroad Company.iu
hostility to Seattle. The only hypotbesi'
npon which this proposition can BE-
maintained is that the Mayor Of Sea;t!~
has deliberately entered into . conspir-
acy to betrsy his official trust and with
it every material interest he has in lif. ;
his home. his family. his business pros
poets, and his personal reputation.
upon which no stain Of treschery or
dishonor has ever rested. If be had
served bis own interest with half thu
zeal he has served the interests Of Sc
attic, his worldly prospects would have
been much better than at present. Ali
the gentlemen named as Delegates are
interested in Seattle and its future pros.
perity, and not one of taem is in an an.
linguistic interest. They are ell gen
tlemeR who have ever maintained o
character for integrity above suspicion"
and al intimation that either Of then.
would prove treacherous to his trust, il
foul calumny. Generals Triton and
Stevens Goth resigned lucrative posi-.
tions on the N. p. Railroad on account
of di agreements with the Land Ring.
and the former has since represented
Seattle at Washington faithfully AND
scceptably. Judge Jacobs and Col.
LsrrAbes are in full accord and will la
Dor together to promote . common in.
interest. The attempt to defame the
character Of men who contribute their
ability. their time, and their money
to the pubic service without fee or re-
ward. betrsys an instinct akin to the
iool worm which can only fas,en on
corruption.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-21

RARE CHANCE FOR BUsI SRss.-
Pinkham & SAKE. proprietors of the
large clothing establishment. on the
corner Of Commercial and Washington
streets. have concluded to retire from
busind-s on account Of ill health, aud
they offer their entire stock aud fixtures
to any parties who desire to en-
gage in first class business. ut a prra,
bargain. Their store is situat-d in one
CT the hest locations in S-aitle. ard the
firm are doing n good, steady business
Any one can get the whole stock. FIX
tares and business on The easiest and
most liberal terms by calling at the
store, or corresponding with the firm
oct30d& wtf
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deriving their whole authority from
fhs State; and bound IN comply with
al ,ts mAteri.l provisions. Their adj
jud,cAt,on concludes no Que until il il
r'-cnrdsd IN tho manner prescribed BY
Law.
"rhs roll certified shall be delivered
tn the Supervisor Ut the town by the
Assessor. who shall deliver the same To
the Hoard Of Supervisors. The iuris-
dicsion Vt the Bosr.t attaches v hen this
'iocument. thus rertii. d, 10 placrd m
its possession. Without the certificate
The r.ll would resemble . judy mrnt
recmd without the Judgment clause
The certificate csstsins the jud xmen,
Ut the ASSESSOR. Il is the, eiure indr.
p~nsshlr. rot only because it is Or.
-critsd By the statute aud the r@s~m
suggested but b-cause il furnishes
about the only projection provided nv
The statute Agsiast nneYasi aud opurr..
ute taxation" Van Rensselaer, =.
w,lbech. Z n. T.. SEQ
The c,nciusions reached by tie Court
in the ab,ve case sre That the ass. A
m-nt roll cvrsitied was n-cesa.ry to
rfer jurisdiction upnn the b ard.
In ktc>ra>s in Missouri. Octoher
Term, 1877. Asr-h ct 81 W. bard OF
Sup rvisors. published in the CAioa9o
Legal Ss.es. il is said by the supsec:~
Court: TA.t this general prircipl.s
underlying ell the 4. cs1sd cases IN that
State ars these THY undertake e.
provide rule. which will neither tol
crate illegal or oppressive saxas,oa. nor
defeat the csli~csian III the pnb.ic r~ve-
nue. t's technirAl errors by distinguish
ing between the lastsr aud oti. q ions
which 70 70 The groundwork Of the TAI.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

WARRINGTON TERRITORY.
PoRT TOWNSEND. Nov. 0-Arrived
Bark Oakland. ships Eldorado ana Blue
Jacket San Francisco.
PoHr TOWNSEND. Nov. 20-Arrived.
Bark Henry Buck and ship CoQuimbo,
from San Francisco.
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SIC SEMPER SALERATUs. -Notwith-
standing the excitement ab,u the adj ..
mission of our Territory into the Union,
the celebrated AIR GUN at the Centen-
NAL Saloon still bits the bulls eye every
time. Dennis Kcarney to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-21

Hot Boston brown bread delivered
Sunday mornings. Please leave your
orders at PIPER nl6dtf
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-21

EASTERN OATMEAL for sal
Chilberx Bro. hers.
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DI e D..

sTLHL-N the MpGilvra pace, on Lake sh-
ington. on tuesday last, Of consumption. Mrs.
Daniel Stahl,
Tuner Il from the residence at Ic o'clock to-day,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-10

benjamin r. Butler aro among them. At one
stage of Diaz's Presidency arrangements Ind
already been perfected for declaring tho indc-
uondencc OF Sonora. with an American prOtcr.
turate. This movement was to have proceeded
from NcXicnns Themselves. in unison with the
Eastern interest we have alluded To-. Tho I'M
expected vigor of Dinza Government. which
was able tu assert the national authOrtyi in all
sections OF the Mexican republic, alone defeated
this Dian, and made it necessary To- decide
uron moro sweeping and comprehensive
Programme.
In addition to the interests We have namcd. n
strong railway influence l. being brought To
hcur IN favor ~ the territorial acquisitions we
have named nnl ot war Il war shall follow
The tcu'rnl and Soathern Pacific Railways are
asserted. h} those wac take this wow to hc ut
the heal ut the movement The activity in
making arrHng 'ments for extending tn" South
"rn lnc TO- Halfway to Tucson is supposed 10
have it, inspiration III thr view We have out
lined. I'M probability n that the plans 81 the
HvMthrrn Igninc mnguat Tor The present siop
NJ Tucson They viii rely upon the extension
of railways tuit tN Eastern capital To n Juno
ton with them NJ tn SON. and their further
projects and ambition are centred upon an ex-
tension Of their rOad into Mexico
Many OF our readers will recall the speeches
OF Gov. stanford delivered u couple of years
ago. in which he avowed IT TO be the purpose Of
his company e extend the southern Pacific
into Mexico. These ideas OF the head OF our
California railway system have doubtless crys-
ttllized since then and assumed definite shape.
vice to the southern Pacific. 1t would make an
immediate business for the road. The acquisi
ton OF territory. especially such rich and in
viting mineral regions rs chihuahua. Sonora,
and the other Northern Mexican States. would
assure this road an objective and great future.
That there are, grave objections to tho plan
are undgubted. Ii is only slight extension OF
one ~ Mr.. Buchanans messages. In which the
purchase Of three of the States named was
recommended over twenty years ago. 1t is SO
in limo with Democratic precedent that we arc
curious tO see IL any very energetic protest
Viii emanatc from the Democrats in Congress.
Ihoy have the power TO Kill IT. IL remains 10
be seen whether they will exercise II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-10

The New York Lake Erie and Western Rail-
road companN's mortgage to the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company, To secure issue OF bonds
corded yesterday II provides for three series Of bonds
due Dec l. 1905 Tor a. 5urOoo per inter.
est one for ta1pn'o. due Dee I. 1895 " per cent
interest and tor e. 80 due IN 1862 with per
cent int rest until rs and aierward 10 be per cent
on hc last series hc s OF action In case " default II
payment Of interest does not begin until there have been
* defaults These bonds are issued IN accordadce with
the plan ut closure vt the Ere and The organization
into the New York Lake Erie nni Western company
The principal Hnd interest payaOe IN gold The DO hs
issued Tor the purpose of getfng money Hy
isung mo- gagcs aud Indebtedness