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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-27
Notice for Publication Of
Time for Proving Will, etc.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, lss
County OF Los Angeles
In the Superior Court.
In the matter of the estate of e. B.
Tyler, decsase

Pursuant to an order of this Court,
made THIS day notice is hereby given tn al
Wed esday, the LIST day of eptember.
1887, at ~ O'Clock A NJ. Ofsaid day, at the
Court room of this Couit, in the said
county OF Los Ange es, has been ap-
pointed for hea'iDg the application of
NJ. F. Tyler. praying that IA document
now on hle in this Court, purporting to
be the last will and testament OF Il. b
tyler, deceased. be admitted TO pro
baie, aud that letters testamen lary be is
sued thereon to said NJ. II. Tyler,
at which time and place all persons in
terested therein may appear and con-
test the same.
Dated August 10, 1880.
A. w. POTTS,
County Clerk.
By A. RIMPAU, Deputy. a20 I'd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-27
LEGAL.
Mortga ge sale.
No. 1873.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF Los ANGELES, STATE
OF CALIFORNIA.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-27

a. II. LOOMS, PLAINTIFF.
vs..
q. w. ODEN, DEFENDANT.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-27
Notice to. Creditors.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the regu-
lar annual meeting OF the stock holde ers
OF the Blue Light Mining Company will
be held at The office of the company on
The sixth day OF September, 1850. al one
O'Clock p M, at room NO. ~, Baker
Block, Los Angeles city and county, CAL
iforpia, for the purpose Of eIecting Off
GERS Tor the company, and also any other
business that may come before said
meeting. j. ID. DUNLAP.
Los Angeles city. August 10, 1880.
aul7-eod-2w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-27
In the Superior Court

OF the County of Los Angeles and
the State of California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-27
Assessment Notice.

Los Angeles Mining and smelting Conn
pany-Location of works, Resting
springs, Inyo county, Callfornia-Lo-
cation of principal place of business.
Los Angeles, Los Angeles county, CAL
ifurnia.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-27
LEGAL.
Mortgage saIe---No. 86.
In the Superior Court. Los Angeles coun-
ty, State OF California.

Farmers and Merchants Bank of }
Los Angeles, Plaintiff, VS..
A. 8. Gray. Executor, etc., ct al. Def'ts,J
VYNDER ANDBY VIRTUE OF DE-
~ cree of foreclosure and order OF
sale entered in the superior Court OF the
county OF Los Angeles, State of Califor-
MIA. on the l7th day of August, A. ID. 1880,
and writ OF execution for the enforce.
ment ofjudgment requiring sale OF prop
erty under foreclosure oil mortgage, t.
sued out OF the Aforesaid Superior ourt,
annexed to said decree and dated the
2sd day Of August, A. d. 1850, in the
above entitled action ana in favor OF
Farmers and Merchants Bank of Los
Angeles, piaintiff. anu against A. s. Gray,
executor of the last will OF Jacob Gray,
deceased, A. :. Gray, Elizabeth A. u.
and sydney Thomas hodges, u
OF which said decree of lore
closure. duly attested under the seal OF
August, A. u. 1880, and delivered to me. to-
gelher with the writ annexed thereto. on
The said last mentioned day, whereby
am Commanded TO sell at public auction
to the hig hest and best bidder, for cash in
u . god coiu, The foil wing and in said
decree described real estate. to-wit:
Cola M ncing at the common corner
| of sections 10, ~, IA, 23, township
souJh, range west, san Ber-
| nardino base and meridian: thence
north 1885 chains; thence south
/, % west ll.25 chains; thence north
| 4iN west 2i.i0 chains: themes south 0 ~
degrees west . 63 ch iius: thence s"utu
8dA degrees west 4.05 chains; thence
north 2u1< west i6. IS cuaius; theme nor, b
SSh wesL 23 chains; thence north s!h
uegrees west % "a chaius; thence north
TN degrees west 4.17 CHAINS; thence
| south .2A degrees west 5.SU to center oi
Chapman ditch; thence along the line Of
| said ditch In southerly direction 1851
chains 10 the noI TIA lihe OF j b I'arkeI's
land; thence east along said Parker's
| line 2.9l chains; thence north eSH de-
grees east VI 81 chains to the nOrthwesI
quarter Of the Carpenter tract; thence
| norLh Ia chains 10 tie point OF begin
ming, and containing 5i5 W acres.
| Also. one third vi one hall OF the watel
OF San iiago Greek, leservlng ,hefeirom
| the Water rignt sOid to Mr.. MOntsomery
ALSO, The right to dam ACROSS the ,anoI
To make a reservoir, with the privilege
of using earth to make the dam, together
with ali and singular the tenements
| hereaditaments ana appurtenancei
thereunto belonging or in any wise ap
pertaining, being the premises described
III the m"rtsage re.erred TO IN the com
plant VI date sept. b. 1916, ana recOr eG
IN book 20 OF mortgages, PIP. ia6 ct seq, II
hecoIder's otfice, Los Angeles county.
Pubic notice Is hereby given thai OF
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-27
MCRTGACE SALE.
No. lS5,

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
4 County OF Los Angeles, etats of Cali
tcrria.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-27

ORDER TO STOW CAUSE ON APPLI.
CATION TO SELL REAL ESTATE.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-27
THURSDAY, THE 10TH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER,

A. d. 1880, at twelve O'Clock NJ. of
said day. I will proceed to sell. at the
court house door. i'll tho city and county OF
Los Angeles. State Of Califort6e, at public
auction, to the highest and CsAt bidder, tor
said decree for principal, Ahid interest.
attorneys fees, cos,s anu all accruing costs,
all the above described real ests te, or so
much thereof Us Will be necessary TO sat.
isiy haid sums.
Given under my hand, this the 23d day
of August. A. -. 1889.
WILLIAM II. ROWLAND,
sheriff.
By James c. Kays. Under Snerin.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-27
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
SEPrEN RER. A. ID 1SSO

SEX ENI BER, 4. D. I60U,
AT IL O'Clock M. OF said day, l will pro-
ceed To seil ut the Court House door, in
the city and county of Los Angeles, state
of California, al public auction to the
highest and best bidder Ior cash in
u. S. gold coin TO satisfy said decree
for principal, interest and costs, and
all accruing costs, all the above de-
scribed real estate, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to SATISFY said
sums.
Given undtr my hand this August 10th.
1880.
VIM. II. ROWLAND, Sheriff.
BY J. q, KAYs. Upd, r sheriff
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-27
Los Angeles wholesale Markets

Wholesale prices for goods bought in
round lots. Grain and flour by the carload.
Corrected weekly by Il. GERMAN, Commis-
sion Merchant, l8 Main street,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-27

Farmers and Merchants Bank of }
Los Angeles, Plaintiff, VS..
A. 8. Gray, Executor, etc., ct al, Def'ts.
Kansas weekly herald. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1880-1880, 1880-02-06

The Howard University Of Waeb.
lngton, ID. c., has laid claim IN /.
rather shad0wy estate in Texas bpt
lt NAV turn out to be very valno.
"ie acquisition tG the endowment
tuhd OF hat'InstItuton John Wood.
ward. an eccentric bachelor. died in
New York in 1916. Many years be-
lore he acquired title to some five
million acres eff ;End in Texas. He
was con frrhed abolitionist, and in
1884 he made 6 will, in which he do.
Vlsed ali his property to the MAYOR
OF New York city, as trustee. fte
same to be applied to the education
OF free colOred persons. The Mexi-
can war was in progress at the time
Of Mr.. W0odward's death. and his
executors made no attempt to ascpr.
tam anything abOat his Texas estate.
They died long ago, bat the trust is
supposed still TO survive, and l.. the
estate can be found, and Mr.. Wood
wards title thereto Established. the
mayor of New York will have an.
thor'ty to dispose Of tie property.
The President OF Howard University
has presented g memorial TO Mayor
Cooper, praying that the institution
which lie represents may be named
as beneficiary under the provisions
Of the will.-Lesvenwcrth Times,
Kansas weekly herald. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1880-1880, 1880-02-06
CORRESPONDENTS
Alnd Words.

TOPEKA, Jan. 81. 1890.
EDIToEs HERALD: The frat issuo
OF your paper came to hand this
morning. Allow me 10 say that |
am favoTably impressed with the in :
teltlgence carried abroad through its
columns. | am particularly delighted
with your salutatOry address. | see
nothing 70 hinder wide circulation
of your paper, since Kansas has no.
come the telescope through which
the world is looking down into our
future. But as your address has
wisely stated ''tO make THE HERALD
what it should be requires the influ-
ence and substantial aid Of friends
Of the enterprise" This is true, ard
allow me to say that the influential
and substantial friends must be act.
dated bv the merits Of the paper last
as you have said in your salutatory.
"Hoping to merit support
For one feel obligated 10 contri-
butte Of both moral and financial aid
70 the enterprise, and recommend the
same to the public AS this is The
"only coIored journal in Kansas, 81 ct
It be first-rlass paper, fearless, and
feel whose mission is upon highways
compromising with neither political
nor occleSiasticat impostcrs, who for
sometime have been living by i'm
posing upon The ignorance Of our
people As ministers and leaders,
we should see TO it. Respectfully,
w. O, Lynch.
Kansas weekly herald. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1880-1880, 1880-02-06
From E4eavcnVVOrsg,

LEAvENWoRTu, Feb. 5.
EDITORS HERALD: Your rauor
came promptly this week. 1t is
neat IN appearance and is decided
improvement on the Citizen. 7 see
no good reason why the colored peo
PIE OF Kansas should not take hoI1 ~
HE HERALD, and with their money
ana influence build up representa-.
tive organ that will he an honor -
our people and a credit 10 the State
| The political caldron has COM
hehced to simmer already. over here
and the many friends OF Hon. Jas +
Legate, are trying to induce him to
become candidate for CONGRESS
from this the First District. Thero.s
10 doubt but thai Mr.. Legate would
make an able Congressman.
Yes, let's have the convention. and
~ that convention let every ono bo
free to discuss, Lot only the cxodns
q"eS''o"' out every other question
incident thereto, viz: politics. &C.
The colored people here-weu
some OF them, are greatly and earn
estly concerned about their so,rs
SaIvatlon. A large number have ieft
OH The error Of their way. and oro
now said TO be walking in the maths
q recfitude and holiness. White On
me other hand tie very ola 5o,1 |
seems 70 make himself more manifest
nan ever; he must have raised ,ho
nooo-gates Of hell and let ont his
egloh OF filthy imps. who. together
win me professional scandal mon.
gers here on earth, are roamine bitb
r and thi'her seeking whom tbov
nay dcVonr. and whose character
hey can besnirch. | tell Won they
arely escape single hnnse-thosc
Ell hounds. The street corners ara
inSlns with their vile accusations
he air is poisoned with their loath.
ONE breath. they have completely
eVoiutionized and almost DESTROYED
oiored society here. These HYDRA.
eaded vampires and smut dissent
a'ors, have even gone farther than
ne homes OF individuals in search l
victims upon which to prey; they !
Kansas weekly herald. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1880-1880, 1880-02-06

Friends, We are going to canvass
|ais city for subscribers, We have Z
|taps 81 canvassers who will call at
suy house and place Of business in
|ecily, You need not tell them the
lines are too hard or you cannot
Esai, Il won't do. We have in
bIfatled them to pray, beg, and coax
Ton 10 subscribe for THE HERx Id
|nd fglf If necessary to convince
|Ou 80 lookout for them. This
aper must live.
Kansas weekly herald. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1880-1880, 1880-02-06
The Voice

qales OWNED the quality Of 4
voice, mind or soul, by The
fdhis voice. and all students "a
his expression. "Speak thar
N zee You" DR.. Durant ex,
'haracter BY voice, and tells
Sc facts:
l'rceive in a stnfterer one that
" araged, and rs easily paci-
~ othcious, inconsistent and
~ quick. A person whose
ne Y tlick and coarse, Is ma
y cunning and disdalnrul.
s'''e voice indicates robust
rs great taIker, quick,tern-
~00sn eonspicuouSly discreet
M. n"e or weak voice. Is
u, N y 'imidity, cunning, and |
II q quick wit.
,'''a''ive and clear voice ex.
gna man who is prudent, sin
1. Ingenious, but proud ana
| a"pns' whereas, a firm voice
narshhess, denotes ! per,on
N Sus' intelligent, circum-
n, possessing . trembling and
49,; ,oI'e is tlmid, weak, vain
.'''nes jealous,
N Y !. rude voice il singing
enss conversation, denotes
A,a.s' Inferior Judgment aad
III, seemingly the ef.
u. Signifies person more :
i. wise, credulou. and !
y and inconsistent.
/ - sweet voice, denotes 4 !
RAJ pssceiul, inclined to tim |
- and self-wil.ed. !
a St grave and then Il
piercing denotes the Q
Kansas weekly herald. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1880-1880, 1880-02-06

ov""thc solitary plains, IN the mere hant
prince, and Pho " "occuttc. who splits
MS - I with the axe.
lt cures RheuMutis!i when all other
applications fail.
This n nn,Iarful
Kansas weekly herald. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1880-1880, 1880-02-06

nave Invaded the 'sanctity of the pull
pits throttled the ministers, and arc
ABOUT {" hurl them from those sacred
places and sink them beneath the mud
sll'' OF hell, in infamy ana shame.
NY God | shudder to know what the
end will be. w. r tvov.vs
Kansas weekly herald. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1880-1880, 1880-02-06

a'n freedom, from her mountain
height,
yalo'lef her banner to The breeze
|, oel 'eS cents she didn't wear
III Clothes pulled back against
her kneee-
IVY The girls do now-a-i aysl
Kansas weekly herald. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1880-1880, 1880-02-06
LOST COLT

On or about the 9th OF Dec. 1878
hight bay horse colt with white
star in forehead and white on hind
legs Any person returning said
colt 70 me east OF the Santa Fe De-
pot, | will pay them $500
HENRY Thompson.
Kansas weekly herald. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1880-1880, 1880-02-06

quick temper Of an imprudent man.
4 soft sweet voice is found in a
person of peacab!e and suitable
Observation-Disclosures of the Voice.
, 1880-11-17
SUBURBAN.,


Tho Doartl Of Trustees mt Monday, An ordl-
nance WINS nt1optcd declaring It to bo nusnnco
to llse steam rs Il lnntyc power for prorellng
my etrect-car or nthor vehicle upon or along
nny street, rl.llwny hnrsn~railrs,at1 ocntcd or
r1nptnH upnn ur aiOng any Rtrcet or highway In
tho town. and prohibiting tho aanc. ANY COM
pany, persons, or corporation who shn!l use. or
cause or permit to he usetl. steam rs motive
la1wcr contrary to tho nrt1iNHnco to ho fined not
!csa than sci nor moro than $40 fnr nny tlny or
part Of t1ay they 1nny 80 uso said power. 1t
aiso nlnkos It flnabio for cnrh conductor, trU-
nlnn. engineer, or nt.iar person who tnoy assist
In llafng Htentn Under tho ordinance III sim nut
lcEs thnu 81 nor fE,rp thnn ". for Gach ofIursc,
or lo !tnnrsohed IN tho Iown CaiabnnsG nr Cnuu-
~ JA Til tho tines md costs g pni'i. 1t u!so
pcuIs the furnlcr Urlluee I'M this subject. mud
f1istcnM of being directed solely nEutnst the
North Ch9Gnen City ltniIr0IA CDllrNty, which
Inns the only stentn dummy boInK operated nn
tho streets pr the town. Ia general ngaInst all
steam dummies Or stcaEu motive power on tho
public streets.
The Town Engineer submitted tho plata or
dcred y tho f}Oari fnr systnm for holiso nus,l-
hur!nR. Ahnptei. Tho Clerk will be In rcH,lf-
he receives tho necessary books. which will ho
Ice. I. Thu Clerk wHA nsn instructed to rrpOrt
Nt tho next meeting nll orders which lnuy 1.-Two
been nntic for sidewalks during the pnst ycAr,
md, where tho Enn1c are not completed, to s1ih-
nit mn ordinance for them ut Hoxt meeting.
Tlis will fnrg the tlcsIretl alrept nf compelling
those wh0 hntG not hltlt ttlotr walks To hltll Mt
once, or he ialsn tp 1tdtlitEonHl expense hy menns
Of u spcclaa assessment On t.iolr property.
, 1880-11-17
SLIT TO,RECOvER.

9rxetal Dtspateh ta The Chicago Trtbunt.
p1r1TnuH0, H., Nov. 1G.-rcsterdny attcr-
noon, just before tho Common rcns Court, No.
2, ad]ournetl, NJ. Ilnutn, Es1, counsel for Mrs.
Carrie II. Mcrian. a resident Of Philadelphia,
undo application to Judge Ewing tor n bunch-
warrAnt for tho nrrcst OF Charles Tnte. Mrs.
Merriam uycrred In her Affidavit TINT, sovegMl
years Since, she hai been npproachctl t.y Tutc,
and had bncn induced to glyu him 500 for In
vcstmcnt. hu having represented TINT tlo hntl
,arke manufacturing establishment, nn.l MI cx-
tcnslvu estate III vlrKinn. Tho wnrr,lnt WIS ID
sued and nntlc rcturnabo this morning, liut tho
henrnE was postponed Until Friday. Tato nude
statcnlcnt III rcgnrd to tho claim Of Mrs: Serjau.
lilo nnd others lint forird a catntsnny In 1'h!ln-
tieluhta fur speculative 'pllrpa,sos and Mrs.
alerian hui nvatct her money, III nil tho ott1els
hltl tlanc, ut tler own risk. Tho oAtcrprlac lid
not pNy. and lle WIS cut OF pocket over &, ,0tn.
lie bud pnld elai.ns which hi wns Ilnt lrgully
hound TO pay. Ntll wn,ltd rnther ry hrs+ scrlail
ttlin hu subjected to sucl annoyance Aa this ar.
rest hnA caused him. Tatt alh a ma,l unincd
1iutler Hre Interested III sonU at tho C0lN-
rnlio minus. lintlert who tins I,Gen In tho
city aavernl dHyA, sald this evening thnt
ho and Tate had heGn connected as rart,lers for
Moro thNn year rnst In EOlstrn0 mining clAills,
0lMl hnt! como to tho city ttEcthar far tho p!lr-
Fosa uf purchasing n,Achillcry for dovo1npll.g
A,itcts tElat Tnt0's trullsActtuns In Philadelphia
wcre !l0t known tn him until last cycninV, hut
thAt they viii nut he allowed 10 upur1tp nRntnst
tiotr Joint ntGresta In CalurllO, as tlley hAre
mt 0nly shippctl machinery fruIn this city, but
also from Chicago.
, 1880-11-17


At tho Council meeting 3lo,ulny evening a va
rlcty Of documents wcrv rushed In Iiy thu Alder
eE Anl rrtrrrGd without tHuct ay tho re,Itltng
OF thoir Titles, md nMahg them, It nppcnrs, w,ls
u substitute for tho Wust Sldu Street Hallway
ORDNANCE sct0Gd ly the Mayor IL few wccks ugo.
1t very naturally estapud tho Intention or tho
reporter, hut thAt s,uh a document would 10
presented hull been Indicated III those c0uMns,
consequently its prosontat!on was nut uncx-
pcottll.
:, Tho or.slnancu provides for the extension Of
t'le trucks Ut tnt Company IN AIIIWuHkt0 hyc.
Hue, "from tho trucks llav h uso lliesyGh. ut
tho intersection 9f Clinton strsot u l+ake street,
anu 10 ct1RlIvnliDH With TIC trucks Of the tull.
pany III Lakn struet; and u double trark TN
l.hka strcet. from thu trucks 1T Rockwell atreet
sn l.ukn street III UnIun itlrk. ellstcrly OIL iaks
attnat. ~ lnku etreot hrhgc, n1lh httr unl along
fatku street To t!u east ,l,U ut 6tAte Hlrept and
!l!t!lrp with II hlngla track IN tho Gust lIllo Of
WAliash Mtennc. It fiirthur provides thAt tho
privilege shall lust fur twenty yours,
tlItt NJ, greater SUN thin q penta shall 10
rlurgtA TOR ihp transportation 0f " Single pas-
eeIlEer; ttnl tho new t,tGs ShAl b0 III 0trsltton
by JnIlD !. lssl; thAt tlla Cu,apaNy khill keep
sixteen teot hf tho street IN rcpMtr; that In tho
.scnt nf tosir.trtltk t'ridYc bainK ergctetl VI
lMny VIII put uHe-Ealf Uf tho tutut ciat, Md
fl,uA llInl!aly towarl keeping 1t III repair aud
operating 1t; lhAt thu Company will pny an an
ntigi llcunso Ut xd0 per cur To tho city for the
duly average ntslMGor nf cnrs used nj tho now
itncst hut cura shali bO r,sn irotn Rockwell
Atreoe 10 Central Park us often ~ once
In ovory twenty naluutes during business
, 1880-11-17
THE CRIMINAL COURT,

THE CRIMINAL COURT.
Wiiliam Doylo pleaded guilty to larceny aud
WnH rcnlnntled.
George Find plcntlcd guilty to potlt larceny,
aud Judge 0nry sent him to tho IIouso Of Cor
rcction fur four months.
Tho cnso Of 0at1n1ah, charged with tho mIr-
dor Of an ltaiIan hoy on tho Fourth Of July, ias
been Bot for trinl on tho sUth of l)rccmtes
Tho trinI OF Hugh Kinney for tho murder OF
1'hnMns Cnsnrbtlt III 4alRlist, wis resumed In
tO ho 9'rn, the sossl S;i t1He1 VIZ
to tho c,lsa r death ind with lilo HIreciics Of
the Mwycrs. Tho Jury went nut Il littlo after
,nnn atln returned II an hour nnd Il haf witt,
tissGhArgcn fr1m u!1stody.
TIs .sd 'rI9l ot Dr Cse9 ehargcd wtth mnr'er:
begun Ia tic Crimtnal Court yesterttay .after.
n00n. but it scets to attract tln particular ut
Ss se n hfls ena s cses S TSres eIS W,r s sw
cured up t. tic tiMo Of .adioar!,meut. Tho
regular panel was % haustcd Mt o'o!ock. md n
Isiows; 'rtssos M qS5 Hasas %' ssnsaus ss"fa 'a
JAmcs Thninsan, Charles 4 rCrtchctt, Chrlstopser
Abbo. 2. y; lso~lanut. Jn1ncs Wcieh.- Aus,lst
T. 4; slills. , August knltz Martsn !ineIn, 0torgo
was anronte1 ioEcsna.l. Tho Court, Hnve this
given tn tho Just .;rl,,d Jury III rcgnr,l TO tho
'soiesess Of tln'!tIg in1lotnents y, c!lses whcru
wurU M s,,bur Witnesses. Tiis h,,strcss of Tic
lay sMs: Caacs considered, ton; true hills. ak
10 bills, two; l'ilAst'l, tws', Four indictments
Into collector for ithAr,l, Spenecr s; Co., cl,slrg.
Inv l!n with tho n1nitozzton,cnt III lipwnrlis it
$s,1n. Ihp (lrnnt1 Jury tns thrce worka' work
hetnro t, and ought to cscar UP tho Jail aad bRlI
, 1880-11-17
THE COUNTY-BUILDING.

.- :. an !. :. :,
County I,o,r,f mot ycstcrtlny afternoon. a few
nils ,ycrc n,l,tc nn tho n,,cst,nn If furnish,
inc su,nIlrs for I'm rhn nri,nh1r na,,,,tra IN.
. luz ~, M ..e ,s...., W.
ner tho control 6l tho county was tllscltsscH.
bids for laO barrels Of thur for tho 1nsnno
Asylum hnt bcen c,ycrt,se,1 for. nnl thsy vcro
on.neu Yesterday. l,t n w.. frn,Iv ,,cci,cd N
rs3eet ne .'.'S put Il. ai,d atiSertise for new
,ns ,tin }niI,,mnt T. ih;s nt,,I us ~ y ~; III
,y,is Ill santa mn I,rr"i t,x"r I'm, ,hnt ~ nnw
ntt,nr f,,,iHr md Ia n1.i,nn,, tha+ ;ha sn,r"Is @
srnt n III III iii hnM i,1n,, tn,,,,nr" ,sit,
Ae"' WV" "'o III" III" pce'' '"'"pcFea WILL
CONTRACTORS CLAIMS
Tho Committee Ittlvtue IN charge Mr, sexton's
clufnx mot for further discussion, Tho iiclns
for 1clar: as figured out, INV nru Sl1st5 an tho
Drtckwork. <asst IN rsiiil,lo stneWtrk. Su "! M
hl''i. III. SlHs IN Gnst-1 iron work, mnM FIN On
iltu- nrHnI WntR. mnKtns ~ az StHu@t lbr &c.
ss. !e .!s cHh's .aAa u nc n''a ncen permitted
Mtc,np.ntsa Ten r. ,, could hayo i'nlshe tho wrk It
TIC adyEnt ,, ,guras. ~ WIS aelayr, mn u lo
husht'a9 ,,. sao rsHe ot na!sf1al increased. So
snMs "c ~ "nH ~ Iae alatloni uXpe'lse, annsa
helue u tno enistetet. lif cialin lor interest
~ itst1ey ;a. whtch nc gould mt Ect = rlilcnt
~ ShuD. Ihtfn !s c!n1f1 tnr $at.0e on tho
Sheh hs was @ yot % %Swc r. to ss e"poo Hs iss;Sos s
those *MuM Is cnaned fnr profits, Ut which ho
VIZ MGpriS.etn " fG.snn ot ehaHe ~ G2tstraets
tt ltn n.ht,sis t, 1T WHICH ny ma proslu.n n11n.
rElt WitH "GiHrC tuc chhnHo ~th iHalHe. 1Q0
C1aiin'nltlee w. iot fns!Gn nly GnnSlIist1i
Harms clniln nm Inr xGt!tI. which u q Judgment
~ enars. y a.sn pel9re ino .hnn5tce: ,ltarlns
inI fr'nsr'y "!!nwe Him. ThS slaln e. "i e t'e
Hsa1to tn,pany lur *t: e
r1aIcey dI.',fe f1r c,nys nMt tle tnn,tssn I, Is ns
iMcEme, 10 1avor u, nesaatsG nnas tnHt ~ r5e
VII ns SsMn o! y sfte' tno p'astGfcr, is m Gst.
t'iate ~ tnn Asen!tset. a9nut Wn!Gt tacre Is no
, 1880-11-17

leo o. t1rronttnis m,n,lc It's report. Tic list Of
nrtunl Incnlhcrs III Na'"i standing present wns
M nhiorf,nlly large, nunirr of proxies. t:ntn-
mtttcd 70 @ ther c'tc Y tho i"ys WIN "ra % linking
couldn't coti,n themselves.
Committees were app.'ntc.! on tho Lewiston
nt tho Cnnst!tutlotl md ~. laws anu Ncsnltl.
ellaricr frs',n tho stato"f lIaols for The Asso.
.Tnu Colnmttec appnn.c.l to I'll vacancies m
rcss. NM mt 'n,tst, "r t r. thnt, nt:l 'rns vcry
Property allnwra lnrther time: Wh!tn the s,.l.-
to,tthc,i III. ss'tnr uun IN irlrrl If Mr. Il. M
s 81 Fl. S sH1Ssss sy s,"T s n ss'ff II s Ss IL y ys" @
Smith Hnvn .hcm III lnn.torlnus snrt ii why
wrl' a. tt'c =" express Tho sa'1;t h. fcIt
IN nn*wrr to aeverat questions ns to wtnt l,lttl
essc nr ia.ns* l.,'lt +" su!l he t,f,,1crstrl Il
" %ps ,ss r.. t'e HH ' 4 J. ta J. s"4SsyE 5 n
ss % Sua. d. o." q ' .he i%s,se', u's wis u III. IT,
.c,!trh a: havrR turned over ubout everything
1T. TorTa,cc ornculnrly stated. wlthnut going
n8.,f,lsr !ntirs untit his successor WIS elected
md q,'als'ic., md; being E.'Ml: Tho lL!httlty:
things l,rougi,r ,,own vigorous nnont Of MP.
Wor!l wns received atout this time from the
Committee which Wrs Sitting on
JAMES ACCOUNTS
TINT II would he able to rrp,rt Ii, a short Tine
l,nstnIleh as tue Association ct,ti,tnt very well
i k,Y mss9'y @ @ l o Tepft e ' s sEs scSGM III @ +
nnnry It hui, md linw in,tc.l ta'! leaked ttleu,
hnlc mil. islha.nt1ch as tho sis'ir For dinner Was
o'elocK ,was hnilcd wIth joy, and imncdintoy
atlnp.ed. .,.,
AMI alstettc to the rG,liliEK Of tho Trensurers
rutDrt. fft,fn which Il AptGntB ehGrC ls bHfil1Cn