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Attempt 10 Rob the United States Trras.
ls,.sn-n.a

SAN Francisco, May 25th.-A bold At.
tempt was made this afternoon by a China.
man to rob the United States Sub. b.Trsasurv
on Commercial street. The attempt was
made On a moderate scale, the China.nsn
contenting himself with thrusting his arm
through wicket and grabbing three or four
roles of twenty FIVE cent pieces. He was
seen by bystander, who captured him at
the door. The thief struggled violently to
escape, and when he saw that he coGld nos
do so he feigned insanity.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
The EIrst Broad .cause Tra,R.

WALLA WALLA. May 25th. : The irst
broad-gauge railroad train arrived at ard LETT
this city this e,ening. Its advent was
watched BY large ru her OF people Track
laying on the Dayton branch Will Commence
Tomorrow. The track viii be standard
gauge and steel rails. Several iaiies OF the
i;cht iron one locomotive aud ten fiat ca-s;
have been sold to the Mill Creek Flume and
Manufacturing Company, and will be used to
construct aad operate railroad from Walla
Wa,la up Mill creek TO the lurnher hume.
This road will lie built at cnce.
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The snti.Chtnese Moyenen. i. None
eO.lrsY

BoDE, Msy 2jth.-The Miners Union
concluded last evening that The employment
OF Chinese by the Bodie and Mono Lake
Railway Company was q matter Rith which
they rs Union had 10 cpneeru. The meet
ing. Of unor2anized onti-Chinese agitators.
which adj 'urned last night until this evening,
met again and appointed n committee to wait
on Superintendent Thomas Holt and demand
thas he discharge all the Cbiuese laborers.
ihi; he decided not to do until after con-
sultation with his company, but promised to
give an answer by next Tuesday or Wednes.
day. The committee reported bacl. to the
meeting, which regarded this answer unsat-
isfactory, and call was made for men to go
for the Chinese camp and drive the inmates
from Mono county. About sixty or seventy
men signed the roll. As the Cinnamon are
about twenty-five miles distant, across ap
alkali plain, it is considered doubtful If the
enthusiasm of the volunteers will take them
to the place of action. There is no excite
ment here over the affair, which is not reS
gardcd as serious sirce the Miners Union has
declined to take hand.
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OREGON.
Wcather-Allcged Horse Thief ara For
ger Arrested.

PORTLAND, May 25th.-A delightful shower
fell here this morning, laying the dust ard
purifying the atmosphere. The weather for
the past month through the valley GAS been
very dry, and the srain and fruit crops much
need moisture. The present rain " III be of
great value to farmers.
A young man named Holman has been ar
rested here by detective Day, charged with
the crime of demonstrating. The crime is al
legged to have been committed several months
ago in Wasco County. A man named Woods,
implicated in the matter, is SIN at large, and
detectives are on his track. Holman is in
jail, in default of bonds. He is also charged
with committing several small forgeries 10
this city
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LOCALITY OF THE CATASTROPHE.

[London, Ont, IS situate on the line of the
Great Western Railway, about 100 miles
easterly from Detroit, Mich, and nearly
midway between there and the Falls Of
Nisgara. The town is municipal corpora
ton of about $4,000 population, with sub.
urban attachments of 10, eco. 1t is on small
stream called the Thames, which is rot n
commercially navigable stream for more than
Fifty miles from where it debouches into the
Detroit river, just below Lake st. Clair. At
London the stream is small, and until few
years ago was fordable at ordinary water.
Some five or six years ago dam was thrown
| across the stream some two miles below Lon
dos, at a place called Byron. This was done
| to raise the water for domestic uses. 1t had
the effect of deepening the stream, so that
small pleasure steamers were put on the two
| miles of deep water to carry excursion par
ties from London to Byron, at which latter
place are pleasure resorts, fine hotels, picnic
grounds, etc. These steamers are all light
open structures, and adapted only to short
trips and tie carriage of pleasure excursion
| ists
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Palrful Runner.

San Francisco. May 25.b.-A report is
current tonight that yacht hiled by six
ner Tor pleasure trip up the bay capsize,i
this afternoon and all were drowned. Nothing
definite can be learned, however.
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DUTCH FLAT, May 25th.-Swenss 4
Chadwick, merchants of this place, hIed
petition in insolvency to-day. Their assets
foot uD about $50. 600. and their liabilities are
over s26, ,00o. Cause is depression in bust
ness and heavy interest.
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FOR SALB---A BARGAIN.

A FARM OF I,o.2ACREs OF PATENTED Eess
~ land situated on tie stsge road in Nap <fsfa
county, Cafornm; 125 acres rich level land, e-ss-
under cultivation, now sown to wheat and hay !;
garden vineyard and orchard, and a comfortable
postotfice in the vicinity; climate unsurpassed
Title perfect. Terms easy, aLd possession given
when required Fos particulars call on or address
CADWAL ADER s. PARSONS, Real Estate Agents,
corner Third and streets, Sacramento. m3-lptf
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MRs. LASGTRY.-I caught glimpse of
Mrs. Langtry few days ago. She GER
tain,y is very lovely, whatever the envy of
her less bephotographed sisters may say Of
her. Her eyes are SO deeply, darkly,
beautifully blue" that they alone would be
sufficient to attract attention anywhere.
Her complexion, even in the tull glare Of
the sun, is perfect. One of the most
talked.about professional beauties just now
is Miss Florence st. John, who is playing
"Olivette" at the Strand Theater Her
portraits are everywhere, and she is the
cynosure of all eyes when she appears in
Regent street or on the Row, attended
often, by the by, by certain noble Duke,
who, on dit, is responsible for her costly
toilets, which add a piquancy to her be-
witching beauty.
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NEGLECTING OUR MANNERs.-We are
endeavoring to lift the people to the plane
of intelligence and material comfort, and
even luxury, in the matter of education,
food, apparel and dwellings. While doing
this we are, perhaps, neglecting our man.
ners and getting to be somewhat too
brusque and careless of each others feel
ings. Every age, even the worst, has had
its good point, its redeeming feature,
which has been its reason for being what it
was. The comedies of Shakespeare, which
are full of delicate social aroma that is
exhibited by its charming heroines, and
is as subtle and fragrant as the odor of a
"bank of violets," show that the feudal
times, bad and dark as they were in most
respects, had at least commodity of good
manners in their upper circles which are
worthy even of our imitation.- Boston
Herald.
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During The week. commencing MONDAY HAY 2 we shall fer
The following lines of Goods in the Dry Goods Department


Sho
Brocaded
An New and Fashionable Plain and Figured Ds Goods
Black De
Brown
Complete of Colored Satn
An Endless Bunings Mohas, Figured Brdd
Prices Isl and Faids
Assorted Chldrens
Walking
Ladies' White
Excellent Value Chidens Misses
Turkey
Unbleed Table
Good Sized White Damak Doie
Cottage
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Cigarettes contain more or less opinm.
They are the vilest substitute for cigar
ever invented. It's crime to manufacture
or sell them.
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Always glad to you. We shall be especially
pleased to have call this week, and
quarters goods and improved facilities Respectfully
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III. III. pIEgs0S.

H ENTIST, 4I5 STREET, BETWEEN c.%N
~ Fourth and Fifth Sacramento Arti-sS
fcia Teeth inserted Gold Vulcanite and all bases
n trous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered fer the
painless extraction of Teeth. ml3-lm
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DIS. BREWER & soUTavYoaTI.,

nENTISTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER oFes5aa
D Seventh and streets, in Brytes ncwSffYfi
building, up stairs Teeth extracted without pain
by the use of improved Liquid Nj ro,is Oxide Gas.
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SWEETSER & SIP,
STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE,
NEUBoURG q LAGEs,

MOS. So 50 AND 81 FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO.
N dealers in Prsdute and Brewers Supplies
Manufacturers of Malt and all kinds Of Meals, etc
Oatmeal, Comm al, Cracked Wheat, Graham -Four.
Buckwheat Flour etc. New Grain Bags for sale.
mis- 1ptf
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MARYsvILLE, May 18th About o'clock
this afternoon a frame summer kitchen at
tached to the dwelling of z. e. Slattery
caught fire from defective fue. The dam.
ages are about SO.
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PROPOSED NEW RAILROAD LINE.
3 chiuaman Raids the United States
Treasury in Moderate way.
FATAL SHOOTING AYrRAY AT EUREKA.

Graduating Exercises at Napa and Be-
nicia-
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KIDNEY-WoRT always relieves and cures
the worst cases Of piles ard constipation.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

NIMPRoyED SIXTEEN-ACRE FARM, NEAR
IA city limits for sS 600; 10 acres, with hne m
nroVements cheap at So 500 35 acres, with stock
and improvements, s., 400; 10 acres and improve
ments, 50 eco; so acres well improved, at $500
so acres without improvements, st - 500 80 acres,
only fenced at S35 per acre. All these farms are
within five miles OF the State Capitol, and none
of them subject to overflow. For terms and further
description, call en- CARL STR0BEL, the Land
Broker o2I j street Sacramento Cal. a25lptf
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DENTISTRY.


" ENLIST. .-(REM0vED TO QUINNsGsSA
Building. corner Fourth and stree;s) e1dITf13
Artificial Teeth Inserted on all bases. Improved
Liquid Nitrous Oxide Cas- for the Painless fXtrsc-
ton of Teeth. m24-tf
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PACIFIC COAST.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION
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SECOND DIsPATCH.l
PARTIAL LIST OF THE VICTIM,

PARTIAL LIST OF THE VICTIMS.
LONDON, May 25th.-Up to the present
hour about 150 corpses have been secured.
Among the dead are James Robertson, Man
ager cf the Bank of British North America !;
Vim. Mcbride. Secretary Of the Western Fire
Association Mrs. VIM. Ashbury; VIM.
Millman, Montreal commercial agent two
SONS of ]. Rogers Plumber J. G. Meredith,
Clerk of the District Court; John Clark, a
shoemaker Miss Cox Nellie, John n. and
Willie Morrison, three children of James
Morrison, merchant of London East Lii
lian Skinner; Hobbs Plumber three chill
dren of A. Westman Lizzie Boskowville
and Miss Cooper daughter of John Cooper,
his Alliance These two were sitting together
when the machinery was observed to fall upon
them. Mr.. Matthews, night editor of the
Harry Smart, OF the Free Press, lost his wife,
two children and siste--in-lsw. NJ. j. Sid
dons, cf the Customs, lost one boy. Mr.
Oronheyatekha lost a boy aged 10 years.
Miss Bailey is among the missing also Alice
Dedman, of New Brighton. Miss Griffith,
of Buck street, and Albert Tremble, are
probably lost. A full list cannot yet be OBJ
tanned. All is in confusion, and the news
paper staff, like everybody else, are sadly
dernoralized, all having friends involved in
the calamity. The whole city seems almost
demented tonight
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Wall OF ANGUISH

That arose at the sight of the victims was
heart-rending. Fathers, methers, brothers
and sisters. rushed about panic-stricken, en-.
deavoring to identify relatives. BY o'clock
about eighty bodies had been recovered from
under the wreck, where the water was twelve
feet deep. Almost every minute some victim
was brought to the surface and conveyed to
the steamer Princess Louise, which was early
brought to the spot, and the victims were
placed upon the upper deck. Fires were lit
along the bank overlooking the river, and
petroleum torches were brought and the
search continued.
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FOURTH DISPATCH.l

LONDON, May 25th.-The Victoria made
her last trip at P. NJ, with a large load. va
riously estimated at 400 to GOO. The boat
shipped water on the down trip, but all went
well until the return. When over half way
home some prauks of playful youths on the
lower deck, or perhaps the boat striking a
snag, caused a rush to one side, whe. water
a foot or two deep broke over the lower deck,
which was crowded with passengers. In.
stantly the crowd rushed to the opposite side,
and their weight and the water shipped
caused a lurch in the opposite direction, and
crowd on the lower deck were struggling to
save themselves from slipping into the river,
the stanchions suddenly gave way, and the
whole upper deck, with its load of human
beings,
CANE DOWN on THOSE BELOW,
Crushing and imprisoning them. 1t is i'm
possible to describe the scene that followed.
The boat continIed settling sideways, taking
many passengers down who were stunned BY
the fall of the upper deck, and were unable
to help themselves. Scores sank in the water
without an effort. while many others, who
were precipitated into the river unhurt, rent
the air with their vain appeals for succor.
which those of the passengers who were safe
were powerless to extend. The utmost ex.
ertions were put forth to rescue as many
drowning ones as possible, and many were
saved from watery grave. As soon as pos
sible help was secured and the work of re.
covering the bodies proceeded. The bodies
were placed on the steamboat Louise as fast
as brought up, and then taken to the COM
pany's dock. where the task of Identification
began. The accident occurred at quarter
past 6, but it was midnight before the bodies
were brought back to the city. Here
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
on ACRES OF GOOD WHEAT LAND, 9aS,
e14se two mi es cast Of Clay Station, Sacra- ~
mento county. Containing Orchard, Vineyard 49,
and Blackberry Vines 40 OF pasture, all well
fenced dwelling house of nine rooms; new horse
barns, hay barn, stables and wagon sheds; wind
mill and tank clpac ty 600 gallons water.pipes in
house, barns and corrals: two living springs ON
place. Terms easy; title perfect.
For further particulars, apply TO
ID. A. IAHETRCE2,
No 207 street, Sacramento; or to
mi.Irn O s EpARDMAN. Gait.
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND

-
Advertisements Of Eve lines in this department are
inserted for rs cent? for time; three times for 80
se1ts or rs cents per week
STRAYED FROM GERBER BROS 'A
- Ranch, four miles from Florn, kSSfA
Searng Sorrel Colored Stud COLT, with [SA
Star on Forehesd. liberal reward will be paid On
returning to GERBER BROS. m25-1w+
NETANTED-BY A COMPETENT AMERICAN
w Girl, place to do housework in a small
family, or as 4 Nurse to Chld.en. Good references
given. Address "K. d." State House, Sacra-
mento. m24-3t
INFORMATION WANTED.-RELATIVE OF
H. JOSEPH WARTENBE are desirous of hearing
of or from him. When last heard from was at
Aurora Nev in Spring OF 1864 Address FRED
D1MLER, Placervile, Cal MA 1pIw
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
"ANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
Wv Female. Particular attention paid to Fur
nishing Hotels, Private Families and Farmers with
Help, free of charge to employers HOUSTON &
CO., one door south of Fourth and X streets, Sac
ramento city. m1S lptf
:
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements Of FIVE lines in this department are
Inserted for IS cents for one tme three times for 80
cents og rs cents per week.
INoR SALE-A WELL-FURNISHEDE Ea
Brewery doing a good business, E!As@G
with saloon and dwelling house. For par 49,
ticulars address MRS. NJ. BLASEUF, Nevada City,
Cal m21- Pm
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BREWERY FOR SALE.

yByHE FOR YEARS WELL-KNOwN Ga
Il 81. LOuis Brewery, tfs-79l
Situated on corner OF Sixth and streets, Ssszs1zA
in the city of Sacramento, is, on account OF the
death OF the proprietor, for sale cheap Inquire OF
p B0HE, 325 J street. m2o-u
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FRIGHTFUL DISASTER.
Terrible Fate of Excursionists in
Ontario.
A PLUNGE INTO A WArERY GRAVE
One Hundred and seventy.fve HUI
man Beings Drowned.
A PLUNGE INTO A WATERY GRAVE
HEARrREED1Na SCENES AT THE WRECK
Fathers, Mothers, Brothers and Sisters
Searching for Relatives.
lsprclAl By rsl.aRArH 70 rus RrooRD-usIox.I

LONDON (Ontariol May 25.h.-Last even.
ing at 6 o'clock the steamer Victoria, with
over 600 excursionists on board, was return.
ing from Spring Bank, and when near the
Cove railway bridge. one mile below this
city, the boat suddenly
COLLAPSED LIKE AN EGG-sHELL,
And became total wreck to level with the
waters edge. All the passengers were in
stantly plunged in the stream, more than
half of them being underneath the debris.
The first news which reached the city was
brought by survivors, who struggled through
the streets wet and weary. The news fell
like thunderbolt, and stampede took place
for the spot. Arriving there, teaib,e sight
met the view. From so to 60 bodies had al
ready been recovered, and were lying on the
green sward some distance up the bank.
Those arriving from the city from every di.
rection crowded around, anxious to see if
any relatives were on board. Several hun
dred families were represented on the excur-
sion and the
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n HnA ACRES FOR SALE-CONSIST- err
SsCUU ing of Farming. Fruit, Vine and STsT$
Garden Lands, in farms aud lots OF a size to aA-
suit purchasers, from twenty acres upwards, lying
from % to miles north of fYacave, Solano county.
Apply at the banking. house OF JAMES /. ENGLISH,
southwest corner of Fourth and J streets, Sacra-
m2tf
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GROSS cARELEssNfss.

The accident was certainly due to gross
carelessness. The boat was overcrowded to
disgraceful extent George Parish was ey.
postulated with by several at Spring Bank,
and urged not to let the boat go out in that
overcrowded condition, but he is reported to
have replied "All right /: l know my busi.
ness" or something of that sort. Samuel
Stewart, stone merchant, one of those who
protested, left the boat at Spring Bank with
his family. Several hundred more remained
there. unable TO get passage, and had to walk
home, distance Of four miles, tonight, 10
conveyance of any kind being available. The
telephone was in constant use between the
water works and city by folks inquiring for
friends.
This disaster viii put an end to the pleas
ures teamer business hereafter.
THIRD DISPATCH.l
LONDON, May 25sh-The work Of securing
the dead from under the wreck of the Vic
toria is still going on actively. One hundred
and seventy bodies have been recovered, and
most of them brought to the city. All the
uudertakers' shops are besieged, and coffins
are going out by the score. The crowds at
the river bank and steamer landing have rot
diminished. Among the identified are two
daughters of Jsmes Bains. The list of iden.
titled is still incomplete. A large number of
bodies remain on the grounds at Spring
Bank awaiting claimants.
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Modern and Handsome Cloak Department,
cLoAKs, DoLMANs, ULsTERs, ETc

Place has also been allowed for DRESSING-ROOMS, so
that Ladies will find Of the Pleasantest, well
the Most Convenient Establishments do their shop
ping at.
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TNoR SALE-THE GRIZZLY BEAR RANCH, szsc
n situated 10 miles from Auburn, on the 9S+#
Auburn and Forest Hill Road, Placer county,
California OF which l6o under substantial
fence, with good crop Of barley and wheat on it;
a tavern doing good business at all seasons, with
two large, barns horses, cows, sheep and poultry.
There are also five living springs the place A
most desirable location for stock ranch. Will be
sold cheap, desire to retire from business, and
am unable to attend t. the premises. MRS. ROSIE
STEINER. For further information, inquire Of
JOHN oCHSNER, No. III X street, Sacramento
city. m171p2w
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With all on board. A terrible scene ensued
at the dock, the cries of those who had friends
on the boat being distressing to a degree.
Word was at once dispatched to Spring Bank
to send the Louise and Forrest City to the
scene of the disaster, but they had left for
home. Two tug boats were dispatched from
here, carrying Drs. Street, Macklsren, Hayes,
Graham, Mitchell, Campbell and every other
ayailahle doctor in the CITY
, 1881-02-11
INDIANA MATTERS.
investigation or tho management or
the Deaf Mnd IsunIl, IH.tlllttiUM-Tila
Now StM&c. IIonAe Isul1din..

1uvo.ttr.,,,,, nr ,,,o ,r. ~
tl,e Deaf uud I,um,, Iu.tl1l,tton-Tio
Nn,y Str,c, Iynu.n ys,,,tai,.,,.
s,..,", sn...t.. - as'. sa..
1SDtAHAro1.Ia, ]1ll, Feb. 1O-An lnvrstign-
tlv,l Of tho management uf tho Stnts urnf md
Dumb Institution s'"cu It has oeen under Demo.
tr'ttc control 's III rrKfeas before Legislative
Committee.
nJpht vcurs hna ,,ou ,o,,,,,"r -
,f'r '.".e "o sc"sHtt VI
ae'll inlttess anu IL ctploSed nj tho Institute,
, 1881-02-11
CHICAGO l. WEST MICHIGAN,
Thu ll1trD3t Free I'Fcas sny1;

Among the Michigan railroads which hAvs rc-
cently Mltnincd Importance lB tho Chlt.K0 l.
West MiehgMn, unlaor tho management uc
GcorHo G. kimbl1l. Tho roud " InrKcly owned
by Juhn Quincy Albums. Jr., and MY ussoeiutps
Iii Massachusetts. Tho Cor,I,uity NAs nlI,ie't IN
lts tt1Ica tho Grand i1ayon nEu tho tirau iat,-
hls. NuwayGu l. 1+ako ahoro ltontis III both cnsc.
huyinY tue stuck Ut tho Companies. The tiranu
1iArun ltoaa will farln n branch from llol!nnI
southcast 10 AIlc4nn, twenty-five and u hhlf
GnmpA1y's lnnir lins, trum llolant north tu
i coat1 q l.sa' per milo, a',d last yrilr 1t failed
i!,*, NawayRn 4 Lake shoro Road Vii nxtui.l
this company's Gra!ld ltapIds Kramer, nnrth
fnrty.slx hi!1s 70 junction with tho liiE isAp.
Ida brunch; this !lnt has hrretoiuro GNr,le.l li0
Interest OIL lta hoIItiel debt nY fluS1U per nile.
T'ho prlco pntl Tor IL Is nut given. Thlsu rur-
cflnscs Will FREQ this road from some nclll COM
rutitton:, Thcy wi! increase lts l!lcago worked
u :ilU miles.
The Jurisdiction Of Geuerul Manager George
c. klMbAll Atitt General Freight alI5 Passenger
AKunt 4. 81. Nlet,Uls is pxtulldMl urnr tho rO-
equity ACtnIreil uruI,n Haven aEdtira1d NapIlia,
fuwAyKo & Lake Bhure li0als. 4. u. Nichnls Ii
Arr0l Hted AssIH!nnt Nuncral Superintendent in
addition to htY Dthgr duties.
For tho rrGscnt Fred IL. May renlatns 6uperln-
tetitlont Ut tho Graud Haven 1toad. and Z. Wnr-
nor Superintendent OF tho Grand lsupfds, M.
wAygu g. lnku Hhure. Tho Mllwuukeu pcuplu
huPU In tainu to. arrange CtstlIIettun by this
r0te with tho ponnsy trnnia lfues ut Tiltif1, o.,
that Will 10 I'D !n!u1 sh0ttuT than via ClieAKo.