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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-08

THE shipment of railway cars to for
eign countries is a hopeful sign. Last
month no less than one hundred and
ten cars left the port of New York for
foreign countries, which makes total
of two hundred and sixty-eight cars,
valued at 1877 ,488, shipped stree the
list of January During the same time,
fifty-two locomotives, valued at $780,
900, were also exported, and G,371 car
wheels This is an enormous increase
over past wears
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-08
A rrummer's Cali Upon Mr.. lincoln.
Newark Advertisl

DR.. Hugh ?. Roden is the possessor
of the following original document from
President Lincoln:
EXECUTIVE Mansion. October III 1861.
WhOm Il Nay Concern:
The bearer Of this, Hugh Roden says he is a
drummer in the Seventh Regiment New Jersey
Volunteers. and wishes 10 be transferred to the
Second Regiment New jersey Volunteers, 10 be
with his brother who il in the latter regiment If
it viii not injurousy affect the service shall he
glad for him to be obliged A. LINCOLN.
Roden was then a lad of less than
sixteen years of age. He wanted 10
make the change, and friend advised
him TO go to the president. He ac-
cordingly went to the white house, and
was dressed in a coat too large for him,
which came down to his heels, and
bore under his arm a bundle contain
ing pair of old shoes. Roden was
ushered into the room, and when his
turn came Mr.. Lincoln received him
with that peculiar afiability which char
acterized his every action. On learn
ing that Roden came from Newark,
Mr.. Lincoln said he well remembered
that city, having passed through it,
and was particularly struck with the
many pretty girls he saw. He at once
sat down and wrote the letter. Roden's
visit to the white house compelled him
to oyerstay his time, and he was put
into the guard house, but was released
so soon as the facts were ascertained.
Col. Revere sent for him, and the Sc
quel was that, though he was not trans
ferred, he received thereafter better
treatment than before, and was regard
ed by his companions as one who had
received an enviable attention.
Mississippi county, Mo, is the great
rrntnrnn elnn region Of the world Over
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-08

WHEN Captain Cook slapped Morri-
sons mouth, he "struck bonanza.
The "claim" has already yielded near
ly $500 in 1-cent subscriptions, and it is
nv no means exhausted.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-08

A MONSTER mill is to be built in Min
neapolis, which will turn out 81 barrels
of flour per minute, 333 barrels per
hour, 5000 barrels per day, 100000
barrels per year $500 days. 1t will re-
quire 100000 bushels of wheat per
year to supply it, and the value Of its
annual products win be at least $14,-
100000. 1t will make one-tbird of the
present wheat crop of Minnesota into
flour, and require an army of men to
carry on the work growing out of its
perations.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-08

IT is officially stated that the trial OF
Parnell, Dillon and others, cost the
Irish and British taxpayers $4,000.
The defense cost in the neighborhood
of $40 600
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-08

So far this year 8, 459 miles of new
railway track have been laid. This
has been exceeded but once-in 1872,
when 1862 miles were laid during the
corresponding portion of the year.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-08
troops with twenty days rations is march.

troops with twenty days rations is march
ing toward the reservation.
THE cotton presses of New Orleans,
which usually open on the first day of
September, are confronted by demand of
thirteen thousand laborers for an advance
of % cents per bale in handling. The
cotton factors have raised $250,000 to
maintain the old rates, ana are hunting
laborers in all the southern states.
LIEUTENANT SHOEMAKER, of the 4th
United States cavalry, has arrived at Fort
Smith, his company being encamped
across the river in the Choctaw nation.
He reports that the white intruders are
leaving peaceably, but he experiences
great difficulty in determining the rights
of those negroes who we're held as slaves
by the Indians before the war.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-08
NEWS NOTES.

THE enormous sum of s., 100000 is
now on the sea en- route to this country
to pay for wheat. But that viii not
pay for the crop of Dakota alone.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-08
The Grnwth of Disease

Diseases multipIy-beget one another. For in
stance, in companionship with dyspepsia are
usually found biliousness. and constipation. A
trivial $50 called indisposition, if disregarded
grows apaee, and growing gives rise to others
Thus the whole body gets ont Of order, the nerv-
GUS system is shattered, and strength and flesh
rapidly wane. Prompt medication therefore, is
of tie utmost Importance. Among medicinal
means Of arresting disease, Hostetters Stomach
Bitters stands eminent. Ii checks the further
progress of all disorders of the stomach. liver and
bowels reviyes the vital stamina, prevents and
remedies chis and fever increases the activity Of
the kidnsys, counteraets a tendency to rheuma-
tism, and Is a genuine stay and solace to aged,
inhrIn and nervous persons. The article is more
over derived from the purest ana most reliable
sources.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-08

THERE was nothing small in How
gates manner of doing business, if the
charges against him are true. When
the telegraph company presented a
bill, it is said that he always required
a duplicate. The account was paid
and a corresponding amount was peck
eted by the captain: the date of the
duplicate bill was altered, and both
were filed as vouchers. 1t is almost
incredible that such transactions could
occur amid all the red tape that is re,
quired in the disbursement of govern
ment money, but TOO much red tape
often conceals instead of preventing
frauds.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-08
milwaukee, Market
rRRr SAINT Elnnr

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 5.-Flour Light de-
mand. Wheat-Actiye and strong; No. 2 hard
, nominal; No. 2, 1.24a4 for seller September
l.24zs for seller October; 1891 for seller No
yember LIS for seller December; 1.29 for seller
January; No. 3, LIZ; No. 4, and rejected, nomi-
nal. Corn-Inactive, nominally lower; No. 2
60. 0ats-Quiet; No. 3. SO. Rye Firmeri
No. l, l.03. Barley Easier; No. 2, so for
seller cash: 80 for seller September
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-08

This is what an ''irreverent ribald"
said to his landlady last week: "You
are the most economical woman / ever
met. | believe you could board ship,
now, without laying in an extra stock
of provisions.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-08
EQUIPMENT
ACCIDENTS.

Under the head of accidents in Wis
consin, the company reports no pass
engers killed, and injured from caus-
es beyond their control, and l from his
own want of caution. Eight employees
were killed by their own want of eau
ton, and q were injured in the same
manner; 8 were injured from causes
beyond their control. Twelve other
persons were killed--8 from their own
carelessness,-- and z were injured.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-08

A DRUNKEN mother was arrested in
New York, and the physicians declared
that her baby, from nursing, was also
under the Supplying influence of
whisky. Thus is raised crop of
drunkards from necessity under natu-
raj laws. Drunken fathers and mothers
impart the appetite to their children
as surely as any mental or physical
trait is transmitted. The thought of
fixing in the systems of unborn chill
dren this appetite should act as an
overwhelming argument to every
thinking person to hesitate before en-
failing such hopeless misery upon the
generation to come after them.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-08
sl9. 969 335 AZ s1O. 1911 s6s "a


Add for taxes, $449, 625. 40; for rent
ais, 81 ,412, 287.95; interest and sinking
funds, So, 793, 69816 dividends, 1920
272.75. Total, S,267, 1920. The
earnings in Wisconsin were So, 521, $780,
%, and the expenses S., LOG, 1881.
TRAIN MILEAGE.
In operating the road, the train mile
age, that is, the number of miles run
by the different kinds of trains, was as
follows
Miles run by passenger trains. ...... 3, 1885, 255
Miles run by freight and mixed trains. Z Ala 763
Miles run by wood, gravel and cOnstrue-
ton trains .-.......- ........,. |, 3l3 1913
Miles run by switching trains. ...... 3, 24j Az
Total Mileage ................. Is, s89, 598
The number of passengers carried
was 4, 548, 976, who travelled an average
of SO 70 miles each, which is equiva-
lent to 167 81, GA miles for one pass
enger.
The average rate per passenger per
mile was 81 cents.
The number of tons of freight car
ried one mile was LOIS, III 1868, and the
average amount per mile per ton haul
ed was l AZ cents.
The total number of tons transport
ed was 6,901 1888. A statement of the
number of tons OF the different COM
modities carried accompanies the re-
port. Merchandise is the leading
article, footing up l, 764, 299 tons; iron,
lead and mineral products are next,
with 1851 1856 tons, and grain third,
with l ,136, $50 TONS
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-08

A man stnng is often the result Of
woman's tongue.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-08
REID BIRDS AND SQUIRREL.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, Sept. 81 D.
m.-The president has passed the day
very evenly and comfortable, and at
this hour is doing well. In addition to
his usual nourisnment, he had this
morning good sized piece of toast
with the breasts o@ three reed birds
minced upon it, and this afternoon a
plate of squirrel soup. All symptoms
continue as favorable as at the last Of
fetal report.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-08


A detailed statement of the expenses
of the road, showing, with great particu-
larity, for what purposes they were
made, accompany the report The
total expenses, including taxes, amount
to so, 641, 1864. The per cent. of
operating expenses Exclusive of taxes
to earnings is 51.04; including taxes,
1929.
MONTHLY EARNINGS AND EXPENSES.
The monthly earnings and expenses
of tho road for th O VOC !. ,uo,.o aS follou,s
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-08
BLAINE's DISPATCH.

EXECUTIVE MANSION. Sept. 3.-At 10
o'clock to-day Secretary Blaine sent the
following telegram:
To Minister LotUell, Lond0u:
In the judgment of the surgeons the
president gained to-day. The change
is not great but it is in the right direc-
ton and against the adverse influence of
a very oppressive day. His appetite
is improving, and his pulse, temper
AZURE and respiration have all been bet
ter than might have been expected in
such excessive heat. The president
will be removed to Long Branch early
next week to escape the malarious in
huence of the Washington climate at
this season. BLAINE, Secretary.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-08

They're still on the hunt for oleomar-
garine. Tallow, hoi
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-08

In transmitting the report, the au-
ditor explains that the operations of
all the proprietary roads of the COM
pany, which have heretofore been
transmitted separately, are now in
cluded in one report. This precludes
items embraced in the report, with
those of former years, without more
labor than We are able to give the sub
ject to-day.
Accompanying the report is state
ment of the miles of road controlled
by the company in the different states,
which we present first:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-08
NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Annual Report for the Year Ending
june 30. 1871.

The annual report of the Chicago &
Northwestern railway for the year end
ing June so, 1881, has been issued
The number of miles of road, gross
income and expenses are as follows:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-08

Mississippi county, Mo, is the great
watermelon region Of the world. Over
1000 acres are this year devoted to
watermelons alone, and the yield is
about carload an acre
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-08
THE REMOVAL.

WASHINGTON, Sep. 2.-To-morrow
the doctors are to- consult together on
the subject of the removal of the presi-
dent. The surgeons tonight oppose a
sea voyage, and in consequence object
to the use of the Tallaposa. Long
Branch seems to be favored tonight.
and if any removal be made he will be
taken there. 1t is proposed to take a
side of Pullman car and run
it up over the street car track to
the white house entrance on Pennsyl-
vania Avenue. They will have the
president carried down in stretcher
placed in it and borne by easy stages to
the seaside. If at to-morrow's con-
sultation of surgeons, there appears
to be a reasonable hope that the re-
moval can be made without risk he will
be out of the White House within
week. Among the medical fraternity
it is looked on as bad sign that the ply
sicians in the case having decided that
malaria has not made its appearance,
having opportunities of lowering the
temperature of the sick room SO far,
should yield to the patient. From UNI
undoubted authority, the reporter
learned that the administration of
stimulants in large quantities, con-
tanning six drachms of whisky, five
of quinine, and twenty-five drops
of laudaum are given in the enemata
every six hours, and the continuance
of favorable symptoms through the
week may be ascribed to this and these
stimulants may perhaps carry him
over until his system is built
up, but there is also the
serious outlook present of the
failure at any moment of the power to
retain this injected nourishment. To-
morrow is the unlucky day in his case,
but there seems to be but little fear of
any unfavorable change.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-08
BULLETIN
fOmcial.l

EXECUTIVE MANSION, Sept. $3.50
p. m.-1he president has done well
during the day. He has taken with
some relish sufficient quantity of
nutiment. The parotid swelling con
tinues to discharge freely and to d.
minish insize. The wound shows no
material ehange. Altogether, his gen.
eral condition exhibits some improve
ment over yesterday. Pulse is 102,
temperature SO Clio, respiration Is.
(Signed d. w. BLISS,
J. X. RAHNEs,
J. J. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN,
+. III. HAMILTON,
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EXPENSES.

The earnings per mile of road operat.
ed for the year (average) were s., 427.,
so.
, 1881-04-29
Hamburg" Butler Rises to
Show His 1rrefragable Evil
dence or Resign.
The lrrefragabiIity F|attens
Out with His Very First
Sentence.
His Speech the Usual Screec]ling
Southern ''Agony, - In Soy-
enteen Fits.''
Stately Revampiug Of All the Demo-
! cratic Twaddle Of the Past
Seven Weeks.
Anambnrg 4 Rdging Put on tho Crime Of
The Maine Nan Who Cut Up
Ills Mother.
The Star-Route Ring Loading Up with
Filth to Throw at the
President.
Garfield Will Clean Out the Gang
Left Over So Kindly by the
Good Mr. Hayes.
Fred Douglass to be Mnde Recorder Of
Dceds In Place Of George A..
Sheridan.
Senator 0onkling Unwilling to Defer Rob-
ertson's Case until Next Winters
+ Session.
Garfield Will Clean Out the Gang
Left Over So Kindly by the
Good Mr. Hayes.
Fred Douglass to be Mnde Recorder OF
Deeds In Place Of George A.,
Sheridan.
Senator 0onkling Unwilling to Defer Rob-
ertson's Case until Next Winter's
. Session.
THE SENATOR'S.
ntITL.EtlfH EtAEcO.

Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
t. WASHINGTON, D. e.. April 2S.-1fr. But-
lor. Of South Carolina, to-day Made the
speech which lie announced Some days ago.
Moro interest than usual WIS manifested
wien he arose, for the reasolt that lie made
declaration lust week TINT he would prove
tint there WAS q corrupt bargain between the
Republican Senators atld Malone, and that It
he did not ho would resign hts scat. The
speech Of Mr.. Butler to-day gave evidence
that the words spoken Inst week were ut-
tered in tho heat Of debate. for he produced
no evidence, but simply summarized, In 4
number Ut points, the Democratic gossip Of
the day rclntfve to the cualition. There was
NOT EVEN \ NEW SUGGESTION
upon. this subject III Buffers speech. He
cited as one Of tits reasons 90 puerllo q thing
us the fact TINT Malone had selected a scat
upon the Republican side OF the chamber as
! proof Ut the bargain. But, II. the speech
upon the subject advertised, 1t .was charac-
teristlc Of Many Southern speeches. It was o
noisy defamation, full Of tlorid rhetoric.
1t was, in the min, devoted to an answer to
Mr. Frye, WHOSE absance Mr. Butler regret
| ted, adding, however. the couplet that
May ia Hs i've rs to sah1 is;a auoiher in @ dsy.
This challenge Mr. Frye, upon his return,
| undoubtedly will accept- The terrific mr.
| 1llg,lnent Of South Carolina mule by AIr,
Frye, aid tho bloody chapters OF K'l.Klux
anu other outragcs, Alr. Butler passed over
with
THE syEEnISd ALtUsloN
that, In those days, there were vampires
who fattunctl and fed on the vulgar vlands Of
Radical debauchcry," and that all these stories
, 1881-04-29

and through the exortions Of tie citizens who
caus promptly to the rscue. Six perso,s
arc known to BIZ drowned. nnl It Is prot,at1e
that como others went down nlso. all Victims
To tile tnpenotrable stupidity or tie lnlseta-
bio economy Of the ElBtn Aldermen.
, 1881-04-29

I'LL IASDt Cl HUIu1HR more executive sessions.
All Of tho elements are represented In tho
Committee. Mr.. Dawes has been very active
IN tho present movement, and is opposed to
any surrender OH the general question, but
he is understood To be in favor of confirming
all tile appointments that aru necessary.
lnEs!ll. has been counted upon by both sides,
but Is regarded a. not opposed to executive
scsstons. Jones. Of Nevasla. is strong friend
reurese!!ts Ills yiewB upon the Committed
Ml tn,re the ofq qat.f s'S Fyia 1t ,oe1' a'
!lc may tlesire to llnve executive sessions 10
Wisconsin, IL presumed. to, be d strong al.
lntnistratl0n MIN, but lie Ia Miso well disposed
to ConklnK. 1tg'ls as resolved M anybody
upon tic general question Ut not allrrentleE-
lux tD tile Democrats.
sttl. coNK1.rN1
had long conference With him today In the
Set,ate Clia!nle:, after he was eupoiiited m
the Committee. Sewel1. OF New +tersey.
has been absant tnnst 1T the session, a,id
l'is views ara not well knnwm tO the general
pnblic Rollins, 9f New llumpsllfre, la mt
a1ltl Is not altogether well disposed 10. tbs
continuance Of the present contest. lie has
rccen?'y been absent aDnut' ten days, and
upoil hfs return reported that the Republic
altnatfor harc, and did nut appear to sustain
the Republicans III their present attitude.
SENATOR ANTHONY.
III The lTtsttr7t Assoctatsd Frtss.
;a N;AbIiiSoF1S. u: ". Apfi! -Sfnntof
AiathnhE chairman nl ny Heptl9l!catl
caucus. !,as NOT Sot appolntet tie Caultliittee
to arrange for MI executive session. A1t.
4aWes VIII ~ Ctaa!I!tni,, anu lle afla senator
Antllohy WI CONFER tiils evening abone ule
n4ies l!empefs u NE Cof1tnlttee Wttll wow
mink'nK IL feE5ese!,,tat!ve OF I'll ahaaes q
H. t,,',tsnnK oK K,,ii 4" ~ ~ s,o ~. ~ & y
ing lie ilrst executive d s.ssi"n. M I'D nd To- J NJ
rti,ge, ttrst. 10 gnntlrtn flUtiii,atiDts tt iil1
nnlt,iiIation si,ntf h, br'',tat,t fnpwnr,jI Ss
the Republicans ilayc determined l., maili-
tnin theIr uusitiUn on tia electlon ,,f ar,,ntt
'iIirers, Is II te ntuost Importance al shss tat
they be kept In solid ltne.
COMPILING.
defsr lie Contest I tsynr mrtsons ,'n,',i,,H.
tioii % itntil % n"xf Sntar. ia beIfeyes % i. i,aa
considerable Delnocratlc support now, did
the nomination Of Robertson must l,u
referred. 1t will b. !n .h!s power, X
at any time, or hold tho ilon,inat!ou back II
lte sees tit. The contest over this nUiAtna.
tlon WI! necessarily cause some division
among Republicans. which tho majority arc
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
1t in believed another ca,,c,,s Will In held
next Mol,.iay. anti that tha tIrst W .xsc,ttive
session will be held .luxt Tuesday. It Is dc.
cfded that the first executive business will !'u
the consltleration af tic Chinese treaties. III
order tllat they bs ratified and accepted III tlo
: tlhie !i!ltea. ine IaucuS CulMlnlttce WI
work. % 20 4 at % lie Ws,t,fnans ean en- 9@reae rssttss
tMpth NHHTV!s tAu TtSGtAoh ~ 0oHHto V!Hl0As
, 1881-04-29

THERE Is q prospect OF schfsm in the
Methodist Church of British Columbia
Tho Rev. II. II. Smith, tho head Of tho
Church III tho Province. preached sermon
some time ago In which .he declared
Ills disbelief In eternal punishment,
THIS gaye ,otrenso to the strict con-
stfuotlonists, and the Iaev. Mr. Smith 1.as
ended their troubles in Ills regard by reslgu-
ing hfs position as Superintendent OF Mis-
sions In the PrnYjuce.
, 1881-04-29
Gtre Gttt111te.

TT rtFTons Rtaf'e to p,trchass copft4 of THx
CiI1cAGo TRIBUNE At Nelr* ANthctes and m r.st-
uNH frafns ,fffr Chicago j1lFr* are mil tolt cam
feru fauor bv rrsrtlv tic facts u this oMce, giv-
,nG full Particular.
, 1881-04-29

ntial pq Is 8hg st18'415. The following Is
aa'a % g history VI mat route: Inc con-
tract }hte No. U,lui extehdin9 from
ire8cott hrt' tn Smith Fe' NJ A.. distance
~ miles, Three mails week, the schedule
1''l'e 1or each "Trip benR leu liptlrs, or at the
iatc OF thseo miles per ht'ils' Was awarued at
tne'eR"'af Malcll lettnG Ill la1s 70 Y. l" Mc4
DonouRh 1orS'3'l". onoct0 y, 1878 tnnr moro
trips per week were ordered, anil 1906
aadltional pay al'o"et' subsequently the
!ate o1 apcea WIS increased from three miles
70 ilve 'hliea per iiotr. For thfs, s43.4sd'A
aua!teonai was allowed, making ue total pay
e'i'@NToalnR ail increase Of SOL .&'7 over the
Original ie'1re "aon Tue contract was nwart" ;
ed. ~ thss etage OF the transaction, McDou-
ough' uie cohtfnctoF' fai!ea III business, ainl
MS bonasmefi, alessrss Kirk md a'eason,' Of
iesed 70 tnke t!le foate on tile terms and nt
'tne pllca tu@t aleDonougl was receiving, to"
W!t: s!4t90. q Foraome rcasons however, tile :
department 'retecteu fthe proposal. and IT.
iasea 70 iet thehi taRe tllo.. route, except oil
ing cot'allo'' a,la 1or r. mo amount OF the OF
''3ann' olH, Sla;ho' my t!lu sot anu sAQftly
ateef"afas 1aliea' 1iie department taen tet
u1e Iouta 70 john a. Walsh at3lo'dU . Sear;
1or tne exp'feu term'' :, I::. ~ !
Iihs' "As AN ILLEGAL ACT :
because u'o law ttoes not permit the letting
OF route under thcsu circumstances fora
longcr period than one year without advcr-
tlsenent. AZ soon as Atr. Walsh obtained
luz 'o.te. llo ""1.ie o''lcl"l W''o aad 'leals so
Vigorously "lt'l h'tR nno tleasoil began 70
favor the new contractor IN a most extraor-
binary 'nanner. Tho speed which was not
deemed necessary under Kirk ani Gleason
was suddenly nsrertailett to be reaulsit under
: Walsst, md S:w7t5 additional was allowed.
Next 1t was determined to order tlle fnur al-
:dttional trtps per week which had also bccs,
refused to Wals'fs predecessors. For this
service :s1s.7oo 1tore WIS allowed. making
Mr. Walsli's tota! compensation stAt075 n
ycar,--beine ~ Increase Ut Slls.a75 over the
sun first paid him. ;: Tha tacts as above cltett
wero In substance dtsclosed III the testimony
oe'o1o ~" ~'sA' ~ H Aa'"'t's"bs'le ~o''"'se
tee la8t year. 1ho Qlsc!osuFcS Wero Maue IN
December. lsso.
The Fost-onice list contains another route,
, No. 35.ooa. 10 miles !nlengtl', III Dakota the