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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-22
SAN FRANCISCO. April 81.
EVENING sTREETs-5 p. NJ.

Utah, l5% S; Mexican, sss4 b, BIS; I'm.
Excheqler, 5h b; Jacket, i5h $; Con 1'p Pa.
cfic, . b; savage, l0h a; Bodie, 81 a;
Alta, ~ b; s Nevada, 4S s.. Gould q Cur
ry, sMs Bullion,. 81; Hale d Norcross,
III b, llsi a; Alpha, I9h b; 20 a; Savage,
l0N a: Challenge, "a; G q @, 8La; N
Con Va, l0h b, II a. Imperial, Lao b, I.4s
a; Bolcher, 81 b. 5Na; crown Point, 4 0
b, a; Julia. 85 b; alifornia, 6sa b, 6h
a: Best & Beleher, 10 b; ConVa, 5T b, a;
Bullion, b; Mono, BIOS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-22
NEW TODAY.
Candidates for Examination

Candidates wishing to prepare for thu
June examination can have private In
struetion by applying to Miss s Ackel-
son, at second house on lett hand side
above Fort street, on Temple street, Los
Angeles, Cal. a22-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-22
NOTICE

Is heI eby given that no bills against the
city Of Los Angeles viii be considered by
The council unless accompanied by al
order from or certified by the Chairman
of Com mittee of said Council.
By order Of the Council OF the city OF
Lss Angeles,
W. w. ROBINSON,
Clerk OF the Council.
Los Angeles, April 2lst. a2-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-22

Terms OF Sale-s5 600, one-half cash,
gold coin. and the other half property,
real OF personal, at Its present cash
value.
Call and see the property, or apply TO
JgDdE g9s1s THonAs y ~ rsN a. sMiIa q 1es es
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-22
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
PACIFIC COAST.

SsIOCk IEPOET.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EX-
CHANGE BOARH.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-22

this exquisite and beautiful jewelry is
found only upon the Pacific Coast, and
at san Francisco is the only extensive
and artistic mandatory OF IL In the
world. Mr.. Jackson is the sole proprie-
tor OF this extensive eslablishment, and
is here for few days only, with a selec-
ton oil his choicest work for those In Los
Angeles who may desire to obtain speci-
mems.
The ladies and gentlemen of Los Ange-
les are cordially invited TO call and ex-
anime the beautiful display OF these ele-
CANT goods at the bookstore of LOUIS
LEVIN Co., Nos. IA and 10 Spring
street.
Manufactory--6 Market ST., San Fran
cisco. factng Palace Hotel. me-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-22

In the latter Of the estate of Manuel
ManriqueZ, deceased.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-22

Ladies', Misses and Children's
Plain and Fancy Colored Hose,
in great variety.
Ladies', Misses and Children's
Lisle thread Gloves, Lace
Gloves and Lace Mitts.
Ladies' Summer Ties and Summer
Skirts, Bows, Bretonne Lace,
Towels, Napkins & Table Damasks.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-22
IN THE PROBATE COURT

OF the County of Los Angeles
State of California.
, 1879-03-15
Am Old Enc Iny.

Attempts fail to find out the origin OF
the plague. Its history is traced as tar
buck as 767 B. G II made its appear
auce IN Carthage in 534 B. c., when the
inhabitants offcrsd their chill dren AS sa c.
rifices ta appease the suppos ed anger OF
their deities. II visited AT hens 430 e.
c.. and extended over Egypt and Ethi-
opia. The bistoriansNte US tluther, that
in the 18th year ob the Cl lrlstian era
Rome was deoopula,e'hat the rate OF 10,
900 daily Three centuries u nd ahaIf
later it appeared in Bu tain, where the
living were not allie to bury the dead.
Two thousand persons perithed daily IN
London during an epidemic VIII 'ch ragged
in 134S, and which prevailed through
out Europe. In l4tS more p,rs Ors per
lshed in England of yestilenceN than had
died in fifteen years of continued war,
At various periods OF j Is history London
has suffered terribly fro N plagt ,e.. More
.aan 10000 persons peri shed ih 1903 4,
and more than $4,000 in 1926 But 1t
WINS not until 1866 that the city learned
what a scourge the plague NJ Ugh t become
A moderate estimate says ,la t Gs,5O7
persons perished, while other aIll horitles
state the number at 100, 900. Nj nee tEdt
period England has been to EZRA bly, tree
from the plague, but it has csIAried of
$4,000 persons in Persia, soOA 900 in
Egypr, and 10000 at Mars silIes Aat on'
visitation Call.
, 1879-03-15
Administrators Notice

Notice is hereby given thai the undcrsign-
e,3, by an order of the Probate Court of Sno.
humish county, Washington Territory, made
ami entered, on the 9Th day of February
A. d. 1875 was approved administrator of
the t7tale Of Thomas Gilchrist, deceased late
OF sad county.
All persons having claims against the said
estate, are required to present the same,
with the necessary vouchers, within one
wear fro u tlIs date, to the undersigned, at the
Office Of the Audi or OF Snehomsh county,
W. T. i'fsuch claims be not 30 presented
within one year, they will be barred by law
John GiChrist,
Administ ator Of said estate.
Snohomisn county W. 7.
Feb. 9th, A. d, 1879.
John Lcary Attorney for estate.
nl55 4w
, 1879-03-15
Gene in Gsae Potter Committee.
oil CitM Derrick.

General Butler TO st. Nartin-"T
.davlt is q lie, isn't it2"
81. Martin--"It is n mistake"
General Butler-"But we agree it's u
-
It. Martin IA Iiel won't be insulted!
ne outside, sir! Come out and tread on
tail of my coat, and I'll make au affi-
1t CON lick ye IN the space of an
h minute SO yell look two ways Tor
day
eneral Butler takes off his hat to
hold Of brick, and st. Martin is
TN his'chair by having bottle of
ilage poured on it.
, 1879-03-15

The San Francisco Call and Chroa
ic'e and the Portland Bee and Stdndt ri
each show generous spirit OF apprecia =
tion for the STAR by sending unsolicited
the daily editions OF each of those very
valuable papers as exchanges, for which
favors we lcaArr our thanks.
, 1879-03-15
nh Nv
NOTICE of Dissolution Of Part
hership,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the firm of
Packard & jackson, doin- business Mt Snoho-
mi,h city. SnOhomi>h county, Wash ngton
Verr'or,, has been this day dissolved by mn-
tual consent. And further roticc is hereby
given that all dcb.s due the said firm OF Pack
ard Il Jackson are due and payable TO u. Il.
Jackson, who is hereby authorized to collect
the same; and all debts due by the said firm OF
Packard d jackson will be paid on demand,
by said D. B. Jackson,
VI, w. Packard,
d B. jackson.
by his Attorney in IacU.
H. +. Jackson.
Datedat Snohomish ely, W. 7. February
18th, A. D, 1879,
Mise Nv
, 1879-03-15
ADENIS.
Local Items.

Mln,pg excitement on tie Skagit.
" b, Ward is quite sick with Scar
Giiua
Mrs. f G. Ferguson has recovered.
Carl Njssimcr is painting the stage
scenery for the Athcncum.
The new Masonic building is up, and
enclosed; it presents fine appearance.
Miss Gnrdnrr's school will close the
first week in April
, 1879-03-15

y Robert SpronI, who was in Jail at
Steilacoom, under indictment tor arson,
escaped. The sheriff offered reward
of 800, and the man was arrest
ed, near Winlock, while making bis way
southwark. He is charged with having
set fire TO a barn in the PlyalIup valley,
last summer.
, 1879-03-15

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'.''Fy '"'I'"''' ]" "'' VT P'' '"''"'
ready to take the n0'u al mo"'n'' not &C
II rrIu'r'u, 0hA 10 this tnd has "rd'ie l '"e
immediate purchase oI new horses To- le-
place uId ana worn "ut STOCK. one
hundred ant tNehiy ho'S's VIII Dr pu'-
chased at NaIIa "nIln, thIr'y 'hFt' ii
Fort Klamath ann 'wenty-ohe az bo'''
city.
The Port Townsend Court egan Feb
olth On Mondny Hon. l. Lewis was
ON motion of James Mcknight. E,u., ad,
rit,,d I'm ur,c,icr us nm attorney an.
, 1879-03-15

Martin Tiffany and an oil a man naiued
Walsh were kiIled in the Frees m inc
at Tuscora New, on Thu Esday last.
The Arizona Territori h Legislntun e
permanently organized on the 9th inst
Three young ladies' secure ii clerkships.
The Free Masons of Pre- Iacott, Arizona,
propose erecting hall, a nd 1880 have
already heen subscribed I sl the purpose.
, 1879-03-15
Hn 'EWO Acts.
A merry old girl Of Ohier,

A merry old girl of Ohier,
Whose permanent name was Sophier'
One day thus began,
"pll see If | can
With coal oil help make up this fire.
II.
Tre mistress was greatly offended,
Cause her stove it could never be mended
sophier easped-"Sploded;
Didn't know it was loaded ~
p. S.-The funeral was largely attended.
, 1879-03-15

A lady referring to the flirting pro-
pensities of her young frit nd said; 'Shc
would sit up in her coffin to coquette
with the undertaken"
, 1879-03-15

Pnpcess Louise Margaret, niece of the
Emperor of Germany, on the 2Sth gave
her farewell reception previous to start
ing for England 60 wed the Prince Ar
thur, Duke o! Connarght, The wedding
was postponed one month in consequence
OF the death Of Princess Alice, and will
take place at Windsor, March 18th.
, 1879-03-15

Z We have advices from Port Townsend
that II man named Sidney Smith, EN-.
ploye1 on the sloop Andrew Jackson,
was drowned recently, while attempt
ing to land on WILDLY Island IN small
boat, by the cNpsising the boat. Capt
Jackson, of the sloop, did everything IN
his power to rescue the unfortunate man,
but without avail.
, 1879-03-15

Major Labordcre, Of France, who in
December, ", refused to obey orders
which he considered indicative of coup
Getat, and who was consequently super
ceded Tor disobedionce, has been gazetted
to the command of battalion, while
Gen. BressalIcs, who gave the objection
able order, remains unattached.
, 1879-03-15

Can you notice the similarity between
10 years in the yenitensiary and religionl
We can-both ats the result of convic-
tlun.
, 1879-03-15
News Items.

A Cape Town dispatch says the colors
o the 24.h regiment have been found on
the hl;JInGeid
, 1879-03-15

Poster in Georgia hnr-r"om: "Child
ren under 10 yenis OF age will not be
allowed to get drunk ON these premises,
unless accompanied by heir parents"
, 1879-03-15

Mr.. Berry is now superintendent Of
the Peuitentiary at McNel's Island, with
Messrs. Garland and Frazier as assist
nnts
, 1879-03-15

A grocer advertIses in the following
tcrse manner: "Hams and cigars, smoked
and uusmUked"
, 1879-03-15

Judge Greene has appointed Rev. Mr..
Ludlow Clerk Of the District Court at
Seattle, and Judge Hoyt will continue
in Office at Olympia Mr. r, G. O'Brien
, 1879-03-15

There are nnw ten prisoners confined
in the King county Jail.
, 1879-03-15

Channc! storms and snow drifts on til
continent practically prevent postal COM
munication with England.
, 1879-03-15

William Penn also remarked that it
was just MS Easy 10 love a rich girl as d
poor one.
, 1879-03-15

Ex Empress Eugene accompanied her
so6TMnGe Louis Napoleon to Sourham-
pton aud witness his departure for the
seat OF war in South Africa.
, 1879-03-15

The arrival OF a United States sloop.of.
var at this port, from Asia, restores pub
ic confidence. 1t bad generally been
'ellevon that the American navy had
cen hauled out on dry land and most of
IS officials put to farming for their own
eneit. One craft is afloat in these
aters, at least There seems to be no
SO for it, however as Great Britain is
-otectng Alaska. S. r. Chronicle.
, 1879-03-15

Henry Light, a son of E. A. Light, of
Stcilacoom, accidently shot himself in
the neck, few days ago. The wound
is u serious one but not dangerous.
, 1879-03-15

The hest kind of sIeIgh.bclls ever in
vented is pair of roSy-checked girs-
, 1879-03-15
Territorial Items.

Three men were drowned recently
up White river.
, 1879-03-15

The minority rrpcrt Nindlcates Secor
Robeson, cx Secretary OF the Interior, in
every particular,
, 1879-03-15

There were received at the United
States Arsenel at Vancouver, two breach
loading caunonS of the Hotchkiss pattern
These guns are made of steel, very light
in weight and simple in construction, and
carry u pr0jectile a distance OF three
miles. Being easily packed upon mules,
, 1879-03-15
OUR PREMIUMS.
q ,A -YalE PEsHeENOAOGIC.

IL I'D AL. As1JSE. This is made OF
Plaster Of Paris and so cttercd us to show
the exact location o. each Of the Phrenolog-
ical Organs The head is nearly llic-s2c, and
very ornamental, and until recently hus sold
for So CO. This with the illustrated key which
accompanies each Bust, and the series OF
articles now being published IN the JOURNAL
on "B,ain and Mird," will enable the reader
to become a/succrssful student Of Human Ma
lIIn
, 1879-03-15

The employees in the Tacoma mill
are again made happy by the return OF
the resident proprietor, J. w. Ackerson,
Esq, accompanied by his estimable wife.
Out of respect to the returning person.
ages, fine display of bunting heralded
their arrival. Mr.. and Mrs. Ackerson,
while absent, have traversed over fair
portion of Arizona, and now they return
in very good health.
, 1879-03-15

Seventy thousand miners are idle in
Durham County, Eugland; no such dis
tress since 1914, and operatives idle every.
where else.
, 1879-03-15
LAND CLAlMS!l!

II. A. GREGORY, CLERK OF THE
District Court of snohomish county, W. Y.
will pay p rticular attention to filing Home
stead and Presumption claims; making ilnal
proof on homesteads and final allidavits for
pre.emptors, etc. illpay taxes for non,
residents and correspond with parties desiring
information in regard to lands, etc. Parties
having land business will please call on Tues
pays or Saturdays, when the papels will ba
forwarded to the land Office by return mail.
, 1879-03-15

Toe Due Of Newcastle is dead.
, 1879-03-15
Humorous.

Silc Whi,krrs-Mulc'S tails in fly
time.
, 1879-03-15

The pIasu is nearly extinct in Russia
Gen. Won Room Died at Berlin on the
23inst,
, 1879-03-15

Mortgage" Is L,rn for. Death
Grip
, 1879-03-15

Mn Of eyc-.ienrs -LoaDyra who stare
M pretty women.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-06
TIE PEOPLES TRIBUNE.
Published at Jefferson City, and cIrCu-
lates In every section Of the state

IL is VAluBbls 10 the legal profession, for
each DumbaI Of ibe weekly contalnA from
Wo to tour decisions OF this Supreme Court.
The daily proceedings Of the court while in
session, as we'll "a the docket, published la
ull in She rRIBuNE.
AS y medium OF RdVerising, the TRIBUER,
circulating ~ Il doss among all classes, 10 OF
Especial value 10 usn Of Enterprise who de-
siFa 10 exteud their business.
The farmers column receives special st.ea.
on. and only such articles as are OF pIac,i.
'al valae 10 the agricultural community are
admitted thereto. The st. Louis and J-ifef-
-on City markets ARE given In each issue OF
beTRIBuNB up 20 the very latest moment
netoFe going 10 press.
The miscsllansous reading is selected with
great care, with an especiAi visw 70 the home
AID nreside.
In shori, the TRIBUNE aims 20 be . well
come visitor la all cITeirs-A weekly c0mpen-
dlus Of current events and items oiintefest.
Politically she TRIhusk 70 UHALTRRABLI
d. MncRATIc, and III labor 10 the ln,urs, ~
IN the pasI, tor nIalntsnance snd petpeIuA
don etfhe principles o. the party.
PRICE. ONLY 81. 80 PER ANNUM.
Ia cluos OF ,sn, " ODE posiofhcs address
CARTER q RsoAN,
JeasrsOn Cay, No.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-06
wEALTH IN MISSOURI.

The total ttzable wealth OF Mis.curi. &C.
eorilpR 70 she ssBessor's returns for 1873. is
1929 800 ,212-the items being as follows:
Real estate s4Ss 663 90; AS OOS horses vaI-
uss a, S2i 5o6 47s, 1870 4eS mries valued at
81 e42,e8s; Also asses aud jeanies valued q,
SIss gs6 Gas 060 oeas cattle salued ~ Sl9.
be9 si2; 1899 900 sheep valued ai 81 4l0.-
As. 3 076, III hogs valued st $6,29S 800;
All other live 'tock,&ss 1875; money bonds
and notes $50 6S6 $50; brokers and sxch-sge
dealers, s2,Os5 637, corporate companies, 81 /.
Bs5.2J6; sl other personsi property, Sal, ,04e.-
llo, railroads, s24 l1s .446; telegraph com
panIes, S2O3 zoe; bridge companies, $780,
900. Az compkred with the previous ycsf
there is decrease In the number Of horsss
Of 1875. 476. and In value OF $26S,372; an in
creass 10 the number OF neat cattle oi l7S, ,28l
ssd In value OF 81 900 ,0s3; an increase In ihe
number OF sheep OF 6l,6i6 and In value ol
$ll0,624; an Increase In the number Of hogs
OF 734 ss9. and in value Of $e46 4so; an In
crease 10 money, bonds and notes OF $6l, ,662
766; an Increase In returns from brokers and
exchange dealers Of S9i9 1888; an increase IN
tho returns Of corporate companies Of $6, ,746,.
20s; and decrease in the vslue OF railroads
$5,sss;609. The $2Os 756 returned by tele
graph companies, and 81 500, 900 returned By
bridge companies ere items returned from
the 6rat time uDderIhe heads.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-06

The pleuro-pneumenia having made lts
appearance In . shipment OF tAl cattle from
BostoD TO London, the Briiish Government,
IL is reported, determined TO forbid iur'her
shipment Of AuerIean cattle TO English porls
The live stock trade between Amsrica and
Enropean pefie has OF inte yeare gown Into
oi trade relations Will operate severely upon
American dealers and ship ownors who be W
large contracts Tor iutaIs dslivery aud trans
peftaiien.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-06
CHURCHES

N Y Church rurcutnDs 3rd SUNDAY, Morn
INK md rvsrIhe, and usually 90 Ssry eVe'g
e j. N. -BAapr, pAstofs
NJ. Z. Church-Mt. Pisaaani, At 4 o'clock
y. N, on the 2,Id apd 4,h Sundays. Roy
BNrWIaILa. pSstor.
N. X. Chureh Ibe-ia. 7rI Sunday, morning
aad SvsnlnY. J. n. DGRBI, pastor.
CHRISTIAN CAurch Tuscuushia. ~ I.,Td'
day, morning and evening, w. i. DoEsEI
pastor.
WRIGHr,S School house, near Little Salih
l.. ami 3rd I.a'd's dAys. ), n. ID TaD,oi
on ihs ist and l.. 4. Melton ia ths 3rd.
SPRING GARDEN, An Lords day. W. r.
Fiudlsy. pastor
SALSM Church, on 4h L rd's day, II O'Clock
y m. y ttnl Dutcbsr, IA tor.r
BAPTfST-FJr toe year commencing Sept.
1877. Tue d,ns o. uaserng ~ sscn church IN
thu Association n ruled bj Saturday.
UNION Chnrrh-M@ets 4.h Saturday In each
month. J. N H,bb, Md.
RiG RICH WOODS CAn,rh--mssU srd
S,turd.y In sacn month, 3. o. Burke, mod,
Tass. Merchant. Clark
LITTLE RtCHW 0ODS ONrreh--n-sis nd
BNry Ia s4cn moth, j N. Htbbs, mod.
PLEAsANT POINT Cnurch--mssts l..
aAlur5Ay EId. John smith, mod.
WIT GLAZE Church--msets let SIturday
J. n. Hllbbs, mod.
GRAVES HILL cbureb--mee,s And Sat'J
no pas,oT.
NEW SALEM C4urcb--msets 4th Saturday
HID. Dunean, mod,
BABBATa School, at NJ. Pleasant,
o'clock p. m. every Sunday. ID. II. Ausiin
Bups.
Usage River Association will Enast viii
Little RIchN o0ds Church, Miller county, oil
miles west ~ lberis, on Tharhdsy before th
h-ss Saturday, in September, 1879 s. o
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-06
OFFIUlAL DIREJTokY.


STArEi
Governor JOHN s. PHELPS,
Li-ut.0ayernor n q RRpCK = fElt
TrsasuFer ELIJAH GATES.
Auditor THOM - HoLLADAY
ATTY g snsral ia, KSoH ]. SMITH.
ReRis,rr ol Lands JAS. x. VI HENRY
Sap't Public Instruction II. d. sHANNoN
JUDGES SUPREME COUgT;
Ten Yaap JOHN w HENRY
EIsbt Yssrs WARWICK huU" II.
Sir Y-ln THos. A SHERWOOD.
Pour Years WIN. u. NAPION.
Two Yesn E II. NORTON.
COUNTY;
Representative SAM IT HARRISON
Circua County Clerk JOEL b. cL iRK
sheriff AColiector- PtSCK:RY 3. MILLER
Pr1buts Judss rrsas'r JAS II. TODD,
Prosecuting Aa'y 3. y. eWALEM.
Surveyor II s BURLINGAME.
sebovl Commi,sioner, = w. NJ LUHpKIN
Coroner y. L. HUFFMAN.
FOR EQUALITY TOWNSHIP,
Justice OF the Peace AMBROSE BRocKNAs.
Constable j. N. SCOTT
Post-ofsce Address, Tusrumhis.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-06
TEKMs or COURT:

TEkMS OF COURT;
CIRCUIT COURT; Meets Fourth Monday 10
NJ Zen aud Third Monday n september;
q. w. MILLER. Judge.
CoUNTY COURT: Meets Fret Monday In
February, May, August and Novsn,h' u;
w. Il. WNIaHr. pfrsidin9 iVi,c'; JoHs
s. JoBg, 1t district, HIRAM REED. And
dstrci, As.Oc'Ata ju,I'ess.
PROBATE COURT. Meets Second Nom
day IA F@bru,tN. NJ y, August and Nov
suihes. JAs. II. TUDD idE'.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-06
4. o. q. n.

Piss.anr NJ. Ledge. No. 95, 10 D. =.
Hold regular meetings every Saturday, o.
). p, SPALDsso, N. @.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-06

iberia Lodge, No. $40. I. o o. r. meet 10
rgulet communication query Saturday even.
lrE, AL o'elOck p. m.
ISAIAH LATcASN N. @.
LAswAILEH =. JAnrs. sss'S.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-06
0ssge Valley Banncr.
Oalclal Paper Of Miller Ceunty
.A.TULKEEsasON A. AZ SONS
EdI.ors, Publishers ana Pfopriston.
PubItshtd RUery Thursdas

SUBS ,RIPTIoN,
Per Ye0r. In AdUdftoe, 800.
ifnot paid Until the expiration ofshe year si.25
once: On hrst floor Of Masonic and
Odd Fellows building
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-30
THE WALKISTS.
Sullivan Wins the Game Once More.

Sullivan Wins the Game Once More.
The pedestrian match for 800 side and
gate money between Sullivan and Rittmaster
at Red Cap Park yesterday attracted quite
a crowd. It was ffty-mile tramp, go as
you please, and commenced lat $40 o'clock
A. NJ, both contestants getting a good start.
It was concluded at 7:13 P. NJ, Sullivan hav-
ing made Al miles and two laps, and Kitten
aster "a miles and two laps and broke COM
pletely down. During the day Sullivan was
of the track one hour and forty-four min
utes, and Rittmaster one hour and forty-two
minutes. Following is the complete score !:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-06-30
IMPROVEMENTS At WHITE BEAR
A Charming Pleasure Ground Shortly to
be Opened.

A Charming Pleasure Ground Shortly to
be Opened.
Visitors to White Bear Lake long felt the
need of some place that should be known as
common ground apart from the hotels and
yet fitted up so as to be attractive and con-
venient. Such a place, thanks to the energy
and foresight of MIR. Geo. E. Lehnabel, is
now to be thrown open to the public. The
place is to be known as the Arcadia Pleasure
Grounds, and is situated midway between
the Williams House and Spirit Island on the
north shore of the lake. The three or four
acres of beautiful land is thoroughly fur
nished with seats, swings, croquet grounds,
etc., and at different points plentiful supplies
of ice water are distributed. On the water
fro Mt large wharf IS being built with
covered balcony and plentifully supplied
with seats, where feet of sail and row
boats will be kept for the con-
venience of guests. At the other end
of the grounds and facing on the avenue
building two stories high and 25x4O feet is
about completed. This building is to be
used for an ice cream and coffee parlor and
for the sale of Florida curiosities, and as
Mr.. Schnabel spends all his winters in that
State he has abundant opportunity for
gathering together large aud valuable col
lection. The writer was permitted peep
at them in advance the other day, and saw,
besides the live stock, which consists of a
500 pound turtle, two large and lively alliga-
tors and great quantities of shells, jewelry
made from alligator's teeth and from the
sea beans, orange wood canes, banana and
other tropical plants, ETC., etc. This feature
of the place will be an attractive one for the
children that may 60 to White Bear on Sun
day school or other picnics and we un-
stand the collection of live stock ia
to be largely increased. Other
large buildings are contemplated and work
upon them is to be commenced immedl-
ately. Among these may be mentioned a
dance hall to be 1O0x6O feet.
Mr.. s., having secured the agency for o
large Key West firm who manufacture choice
cigars, promises the lovers of the weed
something for their money not to be sur
passed anywhere. Although the improve
nents are not yet completed, and cannot be
for some little time, it has been decided to
throw open the grounds at once for the use
of picnics and pleasure parties, and the
tab les and seats have been placed in the
woods, and the refreshment department
| fitted up SO that visitors may 60 the place
and connot fail to enjoy themselves. Picnic
parties should communicate with Mr..
Schnahel several days in advance, that all
may be in readiness for them.