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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-17
SIDEWALK NOTES.
"Yank" Adams TONIGHT.

"Yank" Adams tonight.
A light sprinkle of rain fell last night.
"Yank" Adams spins the worries at the
opera house tonight.
Fail not TO attend the performance at tho
opera house tonight.
Spring time is coming and vegetables will
soon BIO in the market.
One hour Of lightning billiards at Grad
docks opera house tonight.
The west hound passenger train over the
Texas y Pacific was reported five hours late
last night
The trains over tho various railroads were
more puuctual yesterday than thew have
been for weeks.
The county commissioners court was in
session again yesterday, road matters en-
gaging their attention.
One Of the most unique and novel enter.
tainments ever given in Dallas will be nre-
sentedat the opera house tonight.
The utmost decorum will prevail nj tho
opera house tonight, aud a special invita-
ton IS extended the ladies to attend
There are twelve patients at present in the
city hospital, all of them males. and three of
whom gro in very crllicel condition.
There will be land league meeting at the
board of trade room tonight. 1t is hoped
that there win be big crowd present.
Remember "Yank' Adams performance
at the opera house tonight. Itpromises to
prove most pleasant and recherche affair.
John Smalls and j. Samuels INDUCED in a
L.. i Ill -
Both were considerably bruised in the melee.
The .sympathlzers with Ireland will meet
at the board Of trade rooms this 1880 p. m.
for the purpose of organizing land league.
Frank and Tom Fury, charged with as.
saulting Pat Schuyler, were each fined SIS
and cost In Justice Edwards court yestor-
dsv.
The Porter Brothers, of Hutchins, sold to
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-17

This cold weather drives the tramps that
arc hanging around in the suburbs of the
city to the union depot, where the large red
hot stoves in the passenger waiting rooms
are very inviting, Unfortunately, however
for these nomads the police occasionally
make raid on the room and pull all suspi-
cious characters who cannot give q straight
account of themselves Last night Officer
Ulapp took in charge seedy looking indi-
vidual whose dress, though very much di.
lapidated, resembed to great extent the
costume of our foreiathers. The officer
asked, Are you going to the ball to>nghl?'
(which ball?' Querled the willy tramp
"Why, the Martha Washington ball" re-
piled the officer, and he took him down to
the reception rooms in tho station house,
where be was locked up TO keep anybody
from stealing him. Two others who ut.
tempted to play immigrants on tho officer
met the same fate.
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oliver DOud BYRON.

1t will be Remembered that Saturday af
ternoon the Oliver Doud Byron troupe will
give matinee at Craddock's opera house,
playing "Across the Continent" and a! night
will play the sequel TO il "Ten Thousand
Miles Away" You ought to go and sea
both, for while they are independent of each
other and complete of themselves, yet it will
DO mora in 9re3ung to see both of them. Tick
cts for reserved seats will be on sale at the
book Office in tho morning. Speaking of this
company the New York Sun says: "Mr.
Oliver Doud Byron's "Acroas the Cont
nent," has met with decided success ut This
house, and is now regard rs one of the
most gratifying dramatic sensations of the
aec'on. It's produced with cast including
all the cleverest members of the company,
and with scenic accessories that give strik
ing effect to the pictorial backgrounds of the
startling situations that are introduced. 1t
will 30 played at the matinee tomorrow"
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Robbed by Tramps.

John Hogan, a colored man who curved
in the city last night tramping his way from
Hutchins up the Texas Central track to this
city, stated to HERALD reporter last nigh!
that when some two miles below here, as he
was vending his way, two men threw down
their pistols on him and commanded him to
stand and deliver. They took $40 so from
him in silver and So bill, as well as his
valise containing his clothes. One of them
tried on his hat which was bran new and
remarking that it was splendid fit kept il,
handing him his old one to wear. He is on
his way to Fort Worth, and judged by their
dress and talk they were trsmps. He re-
ported the case to the police.
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Freight Wreck on the Central,

There was fearful wreck at Ten Mile
creek, on the Texas Central last evening,
which is some twenty miles south of this
place. A freight train, northwsrd bound,
consisting of thirteen cars, together with the
engine went down through the bridge, or
rather trestle work, badly smashing the cars,
which we're loaded, and making bad work
generally. II was rep ,rtod that the fireman
and brakeman sustained serious Injuries.
The north-bound passenger train due at $3.50
last night was abandoned on account of the
wreck
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The Mckinney Enquirer has a column and
over about manufacturing, which was writ
ten by the editor after visiting the boot and
shoe factory of A. &c w. Hunstablo in that
place. lie thinks they deserve credit for
building up an industry like that in their
lively little city. The Advocate also SPEAKS
of the enterprise Of this firm, and predicts
that they will be rival of some of the
largest eastern factories in claiming Texas
trade
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Calm, Freiberg & Co.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs

In this mornings issue of the HERALD
will be found tho following new advertise
ments
..ssCshn, Frierberg & Co., corner Elm and La.
mar; Wholesale and retail grocers.
White nurse wanted at l1l9 Commerce
strea..
Travelling salesman wanted for wholesale
grocery.
Testimonials to DebOld's safes being fire.
proof.
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n. j. RCSEggE$ gEL.D,
No. 704 ELM STREET.

would respectfully call the attention ofmy
customers to the large, selected stock of gro.
Gefiea am now almost daily receiving. aim 10
Keep none butlrst-cla goods, and guarantee
wholesome. l would draw your attention to
nay Teas and Cotfees, Pgnberry, Java, Mocha
and RIO Con- es, "gr en-" aud parched, Japen,
English breakfast, Young Tyson, uncolored
Japan, OoOlGng, Imperial and Gunpowdef
Ieas Yours Respectfully,
A. j. ROSENFIELD.
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A Frieudin Need.

Kent Ia always kneading and turns out the
hest bread, the most delicious pies, cakes and
klcknacks ever concoct d or compounded
In Texas.
lie delivers bread and all he manufactures
to any part of the city. A household which
does not buy from Kent cen never be a happy
one
Leave orders at SO2 Main street, at X ent
hotel, which, by the way, is hotel and the
best fare in the city.
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Therev be meeting of tho friends Of
Ireland, Thursday night at board of trade
rooms, at 5 o'clock, to organize land league.
All true friends of liberty are cordially in
vited to DO present. Ely order of
The COMMITTEE.
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rsolaiI Cignr pealers Attention

Special inducements offered by Ell
E'panoPs cigar store, of fine New Orleans
hand made and imported cigars, also of the
lending brands Of chewing and smoking
tobaccos, cigarettes. etc Write for price,
Corner Main and Poydras streets, Dallas
Texas.
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Attention Knights OF HONOR

The members of Queen City lodge, No
GAL, are requested to meet at their lodge.
room this evening, at 1880 sharp, for the pur
pose Of conferring degrees.
A. Q. ARDREY, Reporter.
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Globe Mills for spices and daily fresh
roasted ccaees, of the finest favor and quail
ity. at Joseph Memczer's.
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APenny saved is a Penny mnds.

The HERALD STEAM ion Pprxr,vo ovr,or
10 turning out some beautiful ion nrin,,ng and
at aston,ishingly low prices, "a word 10 The
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-17

fitzgerald, No. 9 Lamar street,
Finest imported fruits.
The only importer and dealer.
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L. L. Curtis, jeweler. 712 Main street. ST.
George hotel building. Watches and lew
elry carefully repaired.
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diamonds, watches and solid gold iewelry,
az me new jewelry store, st. George hotel
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-17

Ladies and .gentlemen's furnishing goods
OF endless variety at A. g. Il. MittenthaIs.
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s. L. Mittenthals. w ~
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The HERALD STEAM Jon PRINT1Nc OrF,cp
Is prepared 10 execute, In the HIGHEST STYLE of
art, any anu all railroad printing az the short.
est note. 'i''''
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II you drink at all, drink none bat the pur
est liquors. The next advice is TO 90 where
you can always get that kind. Where?
Why, Crozier'a, of course. Their
coy saloon is on the corner of Main and
IPoydrss streets; is open day and night. Thew
nave nave. iresh beer on tap at all hours, and their
mixed drinks and cigars cau't be beat.
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Do 7 purchase your clothing before en-
ming the prices Mt A. &c Il. Mittenthals.
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The best corset manufactured is the Df.
pick corset, for sale at A. q E. Mittenthaps,
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Only 81. so for good boy suit A. sc
Mittenthals,
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TeateG for Ii YeRrs.

Browns Cough Bal5am and Tar Troches
have never yet failed TO cure coughs, colds
and sore throat, when used as directed.
Try them.
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Globe Mills spices, coffeeand baking pow.
der are pure. All Grocers sell them. Ask
or Globe Mills and try If.
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"WlNE OF CARDuln cures irron


painful, or difficult menstruation.
FORBADE by all drugglsts7
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Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in SWINE OF CAHDuI."


For sale by all druggists
, 1881-04-13

:. THE London Daily Nc.us. commenting. on
tho alleged threats df the so-ca!ledI. =, Irish
sklrnllshers" to assaa.nato Ar. Gladstone,
points out that the previous attempts Of tho
lrlsi, sklrmishers to do Injury III England
hayo been both clumsy hl,4 cowarslly, md
Instances the recent att0mpt OF tho uis-
creants to blow, up. the Manslolf Ilouse ~
Que OF the most >maladro!t, cowaraIy, a1la
b!aukeuar.lly affairs. Tho tact seems to be, a.
the News points out, that tho Irish sklrmisfl-
ers arc too cowardly to resort to tha plans OF
the Russian Nihillsts, and do not !ike to nss
instruments of destruction which would be
IN any way dangerous to themselves Tho
News might add that they aFe too cowardlyi.
to even whisper their threats except at the
safe distance OF New York barroom,i or !n
the col.fmps Of 0'Dynaptte Ros$a's bletheF-
sk!te papo1, Iii. Qladstope t1as 'lsotAln9 to
fear from these barroo.n "patslota"
, 1881-04-13

IT Is saId thah tho friends Of William. E.
Chandler will !nluce the President to. with
draw the nomination Of Judge Robertson
and allow Collector Merritt to reu,aln where
tio Is IL Chandler Is CONFIRMED as Solicitor
General. III sucl. case, AaeVeagh would
fcsIgn rs Attornoy-t;eneral. Ktrkwood, who
Is s.4td to 10 wl,o1ly lacklng III executive ubll-
ity, will soon ruttre from tia Inteslnr De-
partrnent alld DO pr0yltled with foreign
mission, and there wilt DO general reorgals-
ixat!on Of the CnblMet- Tho reorganization
wilt 10 In The Interest, or ut least ut the In;
stance, Of Secretary Blaine. :" = .<,,
, 1881-04-13

THE First City Court Ut New Orleans has
declared unconstitutional the ordinance pro-
Wiling that dr,mmcrs" who transact my
business In that city shall paya heavy license
tux, T,lo decision Is colEttlon-sonse one.
, 1881-04-13

TuE Commercial Dank OF Denver, Colo,
was ilcorparatedon tl,e 2lst OF February last,
with an alleged. capital at 3loo. .ooo,' ind m
alleged reserve fund Of sloo,ooo.: y Tip bunk!
officers were James L. Van Woert, presl-.
dent; Ellen II. Van Woest, Ills w!fe,, Casliisr;,t
md pliny s. Rice, l1orace ". Cotton, alld T.
T. Smith US Directors. It now turns out
that Van Wort is. an ex'jail-btra, that hIs
w!fo Is no bettor than ahe ought to be, tl!at
both started q swIn4IIng bapk ut Wtnstad.
Conn.,, TINT liz disappeared from, that po!nt
having several debts unsettled, and with in.
dtctlnents' for btgamy md otllor crimes f,nng-
lug over h!nl. Tho other partlts concerned
in tlle bank ara also Of worry questionable re-
iputo, The atralr creates considerable ex-'
element at Denver. . ''' ~, :
, 1881-04-13

THE grave and reverend Senators talked
and talked yesterday, and adjourned again
without having transacted. any business.
Senator Beck delivered Ills speech. Senator
Pendleton will speak to~ttay.
, 1881-04-13

Iris almost certainty that ex-}farsllal
Pttktn Of Louisiana wfll To appointed to tho
Mexican Mission. Ills unly competitor for
tho place now Is Mr. Cahill. editor OF Spall-
isll.Auericau paper published 1t St, Louis.
, 1881-04-13

As1EL1A Il. Com, who died recently ut
New York, bequeathed S3o,0oQ to rresby-
teEfan missions and charities, a,d $1,000 for
three scholarships iii Presbyterian theologic-
al Semfuaries.
, 1881-04-13

SECRETARY W1NpoM's financial plans, ALL
nouncod Monday, seem to n'cet-,Hlth general
Endorsement, nntl their success is alroa4y as
sured. Tho clerks IN the Treasury Depart.
1nent arc lard ut work so rs to be III readl-
ness for carrying out these plans.
, 1881-04-13

STEPHEN 4. CALDWELL, the Receiver OF
the Philadelphia l. Readfng Railroad, llns
virtually recognized Frank 5. Donh as Presi.
dent Of tint concern, Mt which Mr. Gowcu
has expressed surprise. ~
, 1881-04-13

EX-SENATOR BRUCE was rendered tho
BRAZILIAN Mission, and has refused It on tho
grouuds that t,e did not think the climate
woiIld agrec with his health, and that he tlld
not think a colored man would be well re-
cefvcd Mt the BRAZILIAN Cohrt. It ls probable
that A[r. Dtuce will receive holne position.
, 1881-04-13

Als1yrANoHt Boy, tho Turkish. Ambassador
at Washington, llas published cartl OK
pressing heartfelt gratitude to Mrs Dllane
and the other iniiea who havo lnade an np-
peal to tic American public In behalf Of the
sufferers by tho earthquake at Sclo,
, 1881-04-13

M1s. SUSAN Wills FLETCHER. tho alleged
American SplrituaIlst medium, was found
guilty In tho London Criminal Court ycster-
day Of having obtained goods from Mrs
Hart Davies by false pretenses and con-
sptrncy, and was sentenced to twelve months
Imprisonment at hard labor.
, 1881-04-13

after al1, audsLord Granville anti Sir Charles
Dixie arc little. surprised ut learning tho
fact. Tho new Czar gayc them to under
stand that Skobe!cff would be- recalled.
, 1881-04-13
GEte Gtfb111te.

n Ftfsons tu4aNe to p4rthas< eopfet Of TtR
C1ttcAoo TRIBUNE 1T fetrs AQsstcat4 and on fuQ.;
1pdy &,ttns te'<rt Chicago popess arr ad ipR con-
fer (apor bu reporting uk facts to ts 0see, 0tp-
ing full Particular.
, 1881-04-13

A TYrodRArIIIcA1. error made US say yes
tertlay morning that aYo cases Of smallpox
had developed at 378 Wabash nvcnue. We
meant to have said WabansIa avenue.
, 1881-04-13

Mus. AUGUSTA GEpEr.YA, the wife OF
New York eigarmakcr, who became insane
through fear TINT lter children would be
stricken with smallpox, which broke out In
her ncfRtborl,ood, JUMPED from the roof OF
q five story tei,e,nent-llouse anil was killed.
, 1881-04-13

SENATOR FAnr.Ey, ut California, has tele-
graphe.l from Washington to the California
Legislature telling that body to resist tie
passage Of mn apportion!nent blll now before
it to the lsst extremity, even to tue extent Of
tilIbust9rtnQ
, 1881-04-13

PAYMAsTEls-GESEnAL CUTTER, Of the
United States Navy. Will be placed on the
retired list next August, and now puy-
1nastertionoral viii be appointed.
, 1881-04-13

Coy. OnuwAx, OF nakota, called OH ths
President yesterday, aud also upon Sooresary
Lincoln. tu urgo OF. them the uce4 Ut grant
t1.x Immediate assistance to the sufferers by
tho recent disastrous floods In that Terri
tory. liz represented Tie condition Of tie
, 1881-04-13

OVER 600 Germans and 600 Italians ar
rived at Castle Garden yesterday. Tile
greater portion Of them are now on their
way Westward.
, 1881-04-13

EARTHQUAKE shocks continue to DO felt
in Scio, nl,4 there arc not more taan twenty
houses left stalliLill: there now. Forty-hve
Villages haye boon destroyed, and the former
residents Of many localities hayo totally dis
annenrei1.
, 1881-04-13

Dr. the explosion Of u nitro-giycerlne cart
ridge at Poughkeepsie, N. T., yesterday,
David Downey ind Michael BroderIck were
killed aud John Murray severely injured.
, 1881-04-13

4 1,osr-AonTEM examination held on the
body OF Hattie Dauel!. tho .1owa City fasting
girl. WHO died Monl"y. showed that there
WIS not stnEle drop. OF blooa In llsr body,
and that ller stomach WIS entirely void OF
substance. Tho body weighed fogty4yo
pounds.
, 1881-04-13

IT Is probable that Capt ". y. Whiting,
Chief OF the Bureau Of Navigation, will be
obliged To retire on account Of physical disa.
h1lities.
, 1881-04-13

RrAn-ADMrnA1 JAMES $. LAnpyEn, OF
thu United States Navy, died yesterday ut
Philadelphia. lie was III his 10Th year.
, 1881-04-13

FAIR weather, preceded by light fall
Of snow, and followed by slight rise III
temperature, for t!Its region today.
, 1881-04-13

TIE French Consul at Tunis Inns pro-
tested to the Bcy that France does not In
tend to tlethrone him and occupy his country,
, 1881-04-13

TiE Tnrcomans lIavo surprised tho Rus
Sian garrison Mt Earu Kissar, the most i'd
vanced fort Oh the r0ad to Merry,
, 1881-04-13

". i. T1l1EstAS s. Co., cigar manufacture
ers and grocers Of Koy Vest Fla, llavo
failed.
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Flood Facts.

st. Louis, 4.-The situation in East
st. Louis ia becoming more and more
critical, and unless the river ceases to rise
of which there is no immediate prospect,
the entire city will be submerged. Every
thing possible is being done to prevent
this, by strengthening and elevating the
dykes and railroad embark ments, but
these have been surrounded by water so
long that they are more or less soaked,
and the pressure in places is 80 great,
there being from ten to thirty feet Of
water bearing against them, that the
probabilities are there will be several If
not nun erous breaks. and that the whole
city will be engulfeu. A break is already
reported in the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad embankment, about a mile
north of the depot, and the Vaudalia
track is flooded for some distance. May
people have already left East ST Louis,
and others have moved themselves and
their household effects to the upper stories
of their dwellings. Some merchants
moved their goods TO this city, while
others sre piling them upon high shelves
or storing them on the second floors.
Several railroads have taken their NOV
able property from their yards on the
island. and some decline to receive any
more freight at present.
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Domestic Dashes.

San francisco, 4.-Doctor John Ruth,
celebrated rife shot, died yesterday at
Oakland.
New York, = The Herald has q
sensational article on the impurities
effecting Croton water, which have so
long created uneasiness among our
citizens, in which it aScribes the present
unpleasant odor and taste to
the drainage from slaughter houses, pig
pens, manure heaps and worse places.
All Sam, a Chinaman, who was
stabbed in Spring street, by a young
rufian on April, Oath, died in st. Vim
cents hospital.
All Sing. steward Of the ship AnahnGc
from Manila, has brought suit in the
marine court of this city, to recover
1000 damages from Captain Lunt for
unIawfully depriving him of his liberty
and rights.
Striking bakers declare that bosses are
yielding every day and that complete
surrender by them is inevitable. The
bosses, on the contrary, declare they
have more applicants for the places Of
strikers than they can find work for,
and they will not take back the strikers.
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Foreign Flashes.

London, 1t is asserted that the
Sultan has telegraphad the Boy. instruct
ing him to refuse to entertsin any pro-
posal Of French protectnrste, il Cffered,
and refer France to the Porte.
The semi-oficisl journal, De 1t.
RetsTsb1trg, repeats, without qualitca-
ton, the statement Of Russian courier
about the Russian escort going TO Cabul
with the famI9 of Abdurrahman Khan,
Amer OF AfghRnistan. II the state
ment is correct, it seems difficult to re-
concile it with the orders OF the late
Gar that no visits or communications
with Cabul should be exchanged, or with
the wish of the present Gear 10 cultivate
friendly relations with England regard
ing Central Asia.
Tunis, 4.-The prime minister, on
learning of the French occupation Of
Bi.erts, summoned the principal re-
ligious bodies to q conference, and they
Afterwards proceeded TO KeroVan, with
the object of preaching holy war. Sew
ersl sheiks who were preaching q holy
war have been arrested and brought 70
Tunis. The Bey has returned to bardO
Palace. believing he is unsafe in his
ordinary residence.
Madrid, 4.-The results of the NUM-
cipal elections, as far - known, are
favorable to the supporters Of the min
istry.
Lisbon, 4.-The Duke of AviIla and
Baloma, Portugal, counselor OF state. lie
dead.
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The Railroads.

New York, 4.-The Post says yester-
day afternoon an arrangement was made
touching the Iron Mountain and Texas
Pacifc which was not thought Of in the
morning. 1t is the purchase by the
Missouri Pacific, which has earned 9 per
cent on its stock the past year, of con-
trolling interest in the Iron Mountain,
giving three shares Of Missouri Pacific
for four shares of Iron Mountain. This
leaves the door open to take in the Texas
Pacific on any terms, and friends of the
latter say the terms will be better than
those of the Iron Mountain. The Inter
national and Great Northern thorough
fare is merged into the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas, which will be controlled by
the Missouri Pacific as we'll as the Texas
Pacific
London, A letter received here
from the Frankfort (Germsn) committee
of bond-holders Of the Oregon and Cali
fornis Railroad, says President Wizards
plan for the reorganization Of the road is
certain of acceptance at to-morrow's
meeting, IS his agent will vote on con-
siderable over So. 600, 900 worth Of bonds.
The trankf IT committee will continue in
its control and supervision over the roads
until the bondholders' association is
dissolved on the completion of the re-
organization.
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NOTICE..

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
y received up 10 the 10Th May. 1881,
by the directors of the Central Canal
Company, for the excavation Of from
10000 to Is. 600 cubic yards of heavy side
hill rock and earth work in Weber
Canon, Davis County.
Parties wishing to examine locality,
with view to making bids, csn do so by
calling upon P. P. Terry, near Summit
Station, on the Sand Ridge, U. G. T. r.,
on It'll and 9th May, who will take them
on to the ground. All bids 10 be sd-
dressed to the Secretary, Joseph Lawson,
Ogden City.
The Directors reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
FRANCIS A. BROWN,
WILLIAM r. SMITH
FERAMoRz LITTLE,
HEBRY l.. HUMAN,
JOHN RUSSELL,
Directors.
JosTPH LAWSON, Secretary. M