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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-13
. Notice to Creditors.
Estate d WI lIala .. Martin, dec,ased.

Notice b hereby given BY the un niefsigncd
AdninissrAtfix OF the estste u WI lsu, D. Martin.
deceased. ~ the cre.itsrs sf. and all persons :,
ihg c'aiins against he said de- essed, D., sxiiibt
them with tie ne esszry vouchers, within ur
" the said atlmni-trst tx. at tho ufEcesoi Messr
biunsou. Wel, q Lee. rooms I'LL, baker Bio 4,
city OF los angeles, the same bel,g tbs
place for the transaction Of the ttsiness ~
the III estate In thu county Of Los Anre. state
u sllforLia.
RUTa II. M,RriN.
Aininistratrx Of The estate " VII lam u. Mar
tin. devensed.
Dssea vi los Angelo, 18th October. 1853.
nI4
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Notice OF Dissolution Of Copartner-
ship.

The firm heretofore existi & under The name
and style Of Erkert q KhHki, dO,Isg business In
the city OF Los Angeles ant ut the town II santa
Monies, In the county Of Los Angeles, Is this.sy
BY mutual cons,n', Robert Eckeri hay.
inv purchased the entire interst Of Joe II. Rlaf.
kab the, onctrn All deb due +, nd ffuin sal
arm are b. DO paid 10 and ty .ald Robert Rekeit,
by whom aid luixess Will hs'etftsr be con-
ductsd 20 KpRRRr ECKkbT,
aoR n ELAFEKE
+ ,1oa Apcs1aa czi, ostsaas ~. as2hI a In
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-13
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing betwe>r
Fl. d. Godfrey and A. q. 0,direy, un ter the Arm
name Of GodiToy Bros. Drug Company, l. this dn'
di solved by mutual consent, II. u. q, dfiey co /,
iectrE all debts due the late hrin and uylhg all
Its liabilities II. u. GODFREY.
A. @. GODFREY.
Angeles, Ortobe nti ,-Ag
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Notice Il hereby given That pursuant TO an
order uiade this ~ by tha Judge Of the supef-
ior court, SATURDAY,
rhe 10th day OF Eovrmbers 1seS.
At 10 A. N. OF that day, at the court room Of
aid Court, IN the city and county of Los An
les. has BEEN n poinied IS the time and place
II hearing the petit On Il H. ". tCstef, p q, Ing
tor decree u this o. surt. that tie executrix
I said estate make conveyance 70 said H.. ".
Foster Of lot "a ef Hoover tract. lu said 'itv,
itwhl'h time an place all psrHons lit ieststi
therein may sppAar and contest the same, and
die obliga IN writing
A. W. PUTTs. County Clerk.
ny z n. ovKs Deputy.
ueiobsr 10 b, 1855. ol9 ~
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STATE TrorcaIIropNfA

nY AsD ouSrY on Los AseEtss.
On these. eat ei,sh day Of o tobs = ,one thounnl
eirht hundred and sigI three psrsott.lIy ~
psssed bcfjre me, A. W. Posts, CLERK n
and ior the said etuBsy Of los Anseie2
lien'y W. st,ll and Phi lip j.. SCH, wbo-e nam
ure auisribed " the foregoing inn rumert "A
e iarties thor to. personally known b. M Il
the stIne pe snls deer boi tn, an ~ho exs III ~
the AID annexed MS nent. a p ri, 3 u sfs<
y nd tho Sid HeDry ". 5tol. s.d fhii.p \
5tOil duly seknow edged 10 me that II q
exc utesi the sanis freed and voiuntasily. and
for hs use and pu 10 e therein pienliousi
N witness VIII, reoi ! hsvo hereurto set nj
hand, sDd afhxeI ny Official scal, the day assl
year In this cert. heate ir-t Above written.
fsBAL A. ", PJriS Clark
By u. H. Gwen, Deputy. ols 81
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Certificate of co-parsnsrship.
STATE OF oALrroRNfA.
Cur AHp Cosxry o. Los Asurtxx =

STA1E OF OALIFOHNIN,
cnr AEs cosxrS o. Los ANuszzs
lathe undersignsd, do hereby cert1iy thai
are partners trsnssctnx business In this State.
the chy ant County u los Angois-, undsr
frln name and style Of The Las Atswu
soda works: that the names in full o.
the members Of tuch psrthership are He'd
W. SILL and Philip q. st IL: and that r
ilsces ~ our Ie>pcise residence srs 1T or
sit, our respective nsmes heruto snbscribed &
slid p,ttn srsIip d ting from the LIT Day Z
ocoher. 1888 a d to continus until dissolved [
nuu O. seit
IN Wires whereof ws hare hofsunto 81 o1
hands this 7th day of october. 1851
HENRY W. SrULL, los angeles City
PHILIP q. sTuLi., Los Angeles City.
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Einnher HiIi Avenue.

Reiween Temple street and MArtreal street,
thv expense Of the IrOperty ow nsrs.
And all parties Interested are referred 10 Sd
Resolution Of IhteItiop hle In the cfiice Of q
Clerk Of the Council for further patticnlsn.
copy Of said Resolution may be found In th
ofica Of the Superintendent "a Sir eta
4. n. BOYD
3. supmi1toide4A q alsfefn
ks A1gxiz. ossbr alst. isaG ;, -mFl4|
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Notice for Publication of Time fol
Proving Will. etc.

IN TUE sUrERIoR coURr
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
CosSrr on Los AsortEs. m 2
70 tho matter Of the estate Of Andrew vick. de-
ceaaed.
Pursuant to an otier Of this Court. ma % this
lay, notice 4 hasoby given that THURSDAY, the
6th dsy Of November. 1883, a. 10 o'clock A. n
II said dry, at the curt room Of this Court,
the city and county ;of Los Angeles, has besH
4plointeI for hearing the application Of
ideldda vick. pra ing that u docu-
ineiit now on ale In this Uouft purpmt-
ing ~ be the last will aud tsstsment OF An raw
vi Il, deceased, be admitted TO Probate, sni
hat tters testsnentary bs Issued thereon to
AID Adelsids vitk 1T which Inc aud place all
eersons intsres ted therein rnay eppear and o.ii-
test the ssms.
Dated November 2i 1888.
SEAL a. W. POTTS, County Clerk.
nols lot by L II. own, Depuiy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-13
Notice of Street Work.

Public notice Is hereby given that the Council
Of tn city Of Los Angeles passed on tue tn da,
Of uctober, A. ID. fss3, Reso uticn OF lnien
ton, which Resolution was approved on the ~,
,iay Of octsber, 1888, r1viding for the grad
ing Of
second street. between Mali
street aud Fort STREET,
At the experse u the prp,rty owners. Ant
al parties Interested are referred TO sud ResI
lutbon Of Intention on Ale IN the cfice VI tn
clerk of the Council for further particlsfs. Z
copy of said Resolution may be found in tn,
-dtfics u the Superintendent oi Streets
II. H. BOYD,
Superintendent OF Streets.
Los Angeles. 0ctobsr 25tb, 1893. oat=6 l5i
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Notice Of Street Work.

Public n,ticc rs hereby gwen that the counc1
Of the city Of LA A. geies passed on tho sosr dad
Of Gctpber. A. ID. 1855. q Resolut ou fntsnto,l
y hieh Resoluti u was api o,ed on the xnd da1
Of .'ct her. sss. providing for tho grstiux Z
the exte0sk of IA
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-13
Adjudication of Insolvency, Stay
Of Proceedings and Order Of Pub
1ication of Notice to Creditors.
In the Superior Court Of the County
of Los Angeles, State Of California.
In the natter Of J. D. suiol. an lnsoivent debso


In the matter Of ]. D. Suol an insoivent dc b.or.
J. D. Suaol, having filed In this Court hi,
petition, ,sebedule and inventory in Insolvency, BY
which % appears that he Is an insoivehl
debtor, the said J. u suaol b hereby ne'
olnred to be lnsnltent. Tie sheriff of tht
county OF Los Angeles Is hereby directed I.
take poss sssion OF sll the estate, real and
persoi al, OF the said ). U. sun Il, in,olyen
debtor, except such as may be by le
exempt froui execution, and Of all his deeds
vouchers, books OF account and papers, ant
to keep the same safely until the appointment
Of an assignee 0 his estate.
All persons are forbidden to pay any debts tC
the said insoiYent, or to deliver any property be
longing 10 him, or to any person
firm, or corporation, or association. for his use,
The said debtor Is hereby forbidden to trans
fer or deliver any property, until the further or.
der OF this Court, except as herein ordered.
1t u further ordered that all the creditors OF said
debtor be and appear before the Hon. volney
Howard, Judge OF the Superior Court Of tn
county OF Los Angeles, in open Court, at ti
courtroom OF said Court, In the county OF L.,
O'Clock n OF that day, to prove their debts ant
choose one or assignees OF tho estate Of saiu
debtor
II Is further ordered that the order he pub
llshed In the Los ARaELKs UAILR HERALD, .
iewspsper Of general circulation published IN th,
coanty OF Los Angeles, as ofton a. the said Dapt
Is published be ore the said day set for the meet
T And l. & further ordered, that, In the mean
time. all proceedings against the said irsolven
be stayed.
Dated october sith. 'sss.
vB. HOWARD,
ops novsoincl Judge OF the superior Court
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Referees Sale.

Under. and by virtue Of hn orr or Of sale m1de
md entsrei iu the superior Court VI rs An Q %
1unty, site II CsIiiorniA, oh the sth day VI
,euiber. i8ss, in AN acti N for Partition end.
ing In the ssid rouit, wherein A. ". / Is on, {.
y. Uroeker, ). speedy aud Al. Dd-wo,th are
,laintitis, and Emelibe Wallace, atm nistiat. L.
Il the eslate tf W. Il. MsiIste. decea-td. Is ue.
eiidant, We the uadersigDel RET ree-, namei Iii
aid ,fder, III SELL at the court HGus. door oil
pr ny street, In the ~ u Los angeles, Ia said
iIunly and ct 40, at uhllc auc Ion, to the high.
st bidder, Tor cssn Ia lawful nvn.y y II ths
JLitsd otxtes, oil
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-13
Tax Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that the State and
County Taxes In amt Tor the c ,ubty of Los An
xele, ior tht is al year 1sss-4, are now due aid
payable, and wi become deijquent on tue Z
Last Monday in December
NEXT, anil unless paid prior here'o, i've per can't
Will be added " the original amount there~t
l
d Will bs In my Office on Market stroot. IN the
Court Htuse building, In the city OF os Angeles,
every day except Sundays AID legal holi -ays
from o'el ,ck A. N. until o U'e.osk 2. N fur tue
purpose of recel7iny SAID taxes.
1hs law In repafd 70 the collesti,n thereof
viii he strict y enforced
ASA ELLIS,
County Tax Collector.
Los Angeles October 1st, 1888. ost 2w
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SUMMONS.
In the Superior Court Of the State of
California, in and for the County
oil Los Angeles
G. Malofski. Piaint.tf.
tr s4 VS..
J. Dougald Parks ct al, Defendants.

Action brought In the Suysriof CoFvt 81 the
State OF Ualifor ia, in and for the county Of Los
Angeles, anil the coui9 la'nt hlsa In ssit county
Of Jos Angeles, In thu oiHce OF the Clerk Of said
superior Court
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-13
Montreal street,

At the expense Of the property owners And
all parties Interested are referred to saiu
Resolution Of Intenton on hle In the office Of tn
Clerk Of bhs eonnil for further particulars A
copy Of sad Resolution may be found III the of3e,
of ths Superintendent of streets.
2 T. n BOYD
. t.si- ,-- sur-xinsende9: Of strsets
Los Angsass. osteber sst, ia no,l III
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LEGAL.
Adjudication of Insolvency, Stay Of
Proceedings and 0rdsroi Pub.
LEGATION Of Notice to Creditors.
In the Superior Court Of the County Of Los An
geiss, state OF California.

In tho matter Of Jostph hurtaph, doing busI.
mess under the frni uame and style Of jose. b
Au.tsgh Co5'an lnsolvsbt Debtor.
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Eagle Corus, N. a. q

REGULAR meetings at the Arrnory, couf
street every Friday evening at O'Clock. !
W. IL IL RUSSELL
Captain Commanding.
O. A KRTLEH First Sarge;lnt je24-tf Z
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American Legion OF Honor.

SArErT CoUNurt, No. G84, meets first and Third
Tuesday evenings OF eArn month at rooms 50 and
81. Temple Block.
D. r. PAYNR. Commander
T. l. NoLfn, Secretary. ap5-Sni
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-13
Notice of Street Work.

Of the city Of Los Angeles passed on the 2 th ia,
Of october, A. d. 1893, a Resolution Of In
tentlon, which Rss,iution was approved IN IN,
22d day of October, 1888. providing for this
grading ot
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-13
LEGAL.
Petition for Deed.
In the Superior Court. County Of Lo7
Angeles, State Uf Caliioi nia.

In the tnatssr Of the ss.ataot v. A. Hoover. ds
tea ,sd.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-13
Los Angeles Chapter No. So b.
A.. M.

Stated convueations on second MONDAYof each
month, "a P. ~, at Masonic Han, Soiourning
coiptnnufs In good Standing curd;aHly invited.
BY orier Vi J. & CRAWFORD, H. p. y
HEsRY NJ. SMITH Secretary. ~ =
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BANKlNo HOUSES


First National Bank
OF LOS ANGELES.
Capital Stock. sluo.yo9
Surplus. ; S7o'ooo
&. F. SPENCE. President
VIM. LACY, {: Cashier
DnEoroRa.
b. BrcEztL, j. r. Ci.AsK, q. MAsrss
0. ). wunsssY. &. =. SrzScs
Carr. A. n. waoot. De- e. II McDosAI0.
D. y. WirHgRBY. sAuEs Mccoy.
), EgCst.s. M GEoRss CsSDEz.
J. e. Hod.kslscK, l. ELAsRHrsuN,
II. MABuRy, a. W. VAn,
Woous Masrnf 8. II. kfoTr,
] ID. BiegsELL, b. \. SsEscs. o4u
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Masonic Notice.

oLryg LoDaE No. 70 Met first and third
THURSDAYS in the month at Odd Fellows Hall
4. .. building SoionrnifA knights iBvitod
J. II sUMMER6. G. G.
r A. YoaBA, X. OF r. and & lal.ly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-13
Notice to Creditors.

BY A. RrsPAu. Deputy.
N. L. wicxs. Attorney for Plaintiff
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-13

Dated October 20. 1873.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-20
DAMP, BAD TINES
ALL OVER THE COUNTRY.
Ths- ohio and 6shsr Rivers on a
High.
The. Floods Sweep Away Milliors
Of Dollars Of Property and
Drive Hundreds Of People
From their Homes.
The Water Higher Than Ever
Before. $500.

The greatest river flood In the his.
tory of the country swept down IN,
Ohio valley last week destroy ing mil
ions Of ,dollars worth of property.
rhe rise began on Sunday Feb IL.
md steadily continued for two days.
The greatest damage was done IL
Louisville and Cincinnati, though.
there was great destruction in other
towns and cities and all through ih,
pverAowed country. IA.
In Lonisville The water broke over
and swept down tho valley between
the railroad and the river, Monday
night, wrencl,ing 200 houses from
their foundations and driving 5000
people from their homes, many OF
whom hal to climb to tho tops Of
their houses and cling TO the roofs
until the lite saYers could pick them
uf. TIE city from the ''Point' tc
Portland was entirely submerged Oh
the river front. a distance ofscven
miles. The Courier Journals iie,nized
esiimate of the Losses In Louisville
footed up the sum OF $685., 500. The
people organized relief committees In
the city aud contributed large
amounts to the relief of the distressed
people. '.-i'@1tieid1ooataii0
At Cincinnati the same state of al.
fairs prevailed and the whole river
front was oyerflowed for a distance
Of ten miles and tho water measured
|6G feet aud 4 inches, the highest on
record. The Cincinnati Southern de.
pot was washed away and several
lives lost in the disaster. Thousands
of people were forced to call for aid
and tho people responded promptly
and literally. $50 Y'fn9ls.
Jelersonville, Now Albany. Law.
renceburg aud other Indiana towns
suffered heavily and all other towns
on the river where the banks were
low, were submerged to greater or
less extent. Evansville, Henderson.
Maysville and Greensboro escaped
without much damage.
At Frankfort the Kentucky river
was higher than ever known before
and nearly one half Of the city wac
under water. From every river sec
lion in the Ohio valley comes the
same sickening tale OF woe and des-
tructiop. Every former food has
been surpassed and the rise Of 1888
will live In history as the greatest
ever known. The great food oflasi
year was nothing compared with
this, the Ohio river heing over eight
feet higher. The waters began to
fall Friday and by Sunday the wors'
was over. They are now rapidly r.
Q ling and the wheels Of commerce
will soon begin TO turn again.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-20

All is quiet at Grayson, though a
scare was created one day last week
by some crank sending message 10
the marshal Of the town, telling him
to have the women and children
moved out OF the town, as an attack
would DO made. The trial Of Craft IL
now going ahead rapidly; most Of the
Witnesses have been examined, ard
the general opinion prevails that he
will be again convicted. II is no,
probable that Neal will be tried this
term ofthe court, for want Of time
There 10 now no prospect OF n mol
and IL there ever was any danger II
no longer exists. .a.4,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-20

have the trustees OF the church stay
after meeting, as there was business OF
importance 10 transact. He said the
question of proper ventilation aui
sewerage for the church would be
brought up, and that he presnmed the
congregation had noticed this morn.
ing that the church was unusually FL !
of sewer gas. lie SAID he had sro-
ken Of the matt, before. and expected
it would DO attended to before this.
he said he was meek ami humble
follower Of the lamb, ami was willing
to cast his lot wherever The mast,r
leci,led. bur he would be blessed II he
would preach any longer in a church
hat smrlleL like bone | oiiing es
tablishment. lie said religian was y
good thing, but TO person eeuld enjoy
religion as well in a TAT rending estsb-
iishment rs he e,uld in flower gar.
lien, and AZ far al no was concerned
he got enough. Everybody looked ut
everybody else, and pa looked at ma
As though he knew where the sewer
,as came from, and ma looked at o
real mad, and me and my ,chum lit
mt, and / went home and distributed
my cheese all around. ] put a sli, Q
in mas bureau drawer, down under
her underclothes, and piece in the
pare room, un,ler the bed. and a
piece in the bsth r on, ~ the
soap dish, anil slice in the album oil
the parlvr table, aud piece in the Ii
brsry in . book. and Wei I the din
ning.room and pm SOME uuier the Ia
ble,and dropped pi.ce under the
-ange in the kitchen. | tell yvn tn
muse was loaded to beat. Ma come
home from church first, and when ]
,sked wherePa was, she said she hop
nj had gone to walk around black It.
,ir himself. Pa came home TO dinner,
and when he got smell Of the house
he opened all the doors. and ma put a
comfortable around her shoulders anu
told pa he was disgrace to ciyillza-
zion. She said that pa should drink
some carbolic acid. Pa finally con
WINGED ne that 1t was not him. al d
then they decided that it was u 9
,house that smelled so, as well as'tht
church, aud all Sunday afternoon
they went visiting, and this nioin Ming
pa went down TO the health office and
got the inspector Of nnisances to
rine up to tho house, and when he
inelled amund spell he said there
was d q | rats in the mSip sewer pipe
md they sent Tor plumbers. and ma
went out to a nrighbor to lor'ow
some fresh air, and whentbe plumbers
began to dig up the floor in the base
ment | came over here. II they 'hnd
auy Of that limberg cheese it will 20
hard with me. The hired girls hav,
both omit. and ma says ahs is going
TO break up keeping house aud board.
That is inst into my hand. l want
to board at q hotel, where you can
have bill Of fare and ioothpicks, aid
billiards and everything. Well, !
guess | will 90 over to the house and
stan,l in the back door and listen to
The knocking bird. II you see me
come flying ont Of the alley with m,
coat tail full OF boots YOU can BET
they have discovered the sewer gas"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-20

When you 90 10 q tailor and order
pair OF pants, they become breaches
of promise. Ashland Independent.
Yes, and when you buy the pant.
IN credit, they become brooches Of
trust. Louisville Pest. 7rg -sad- ~
Aud when they rip open when you
first put them on they are breaches VI
The peace EIizabeihtown News. b
And when The rip shows the white
flag they are breechcs Of etiquette
Bowling Green Gazette. ltd g.,
Aud whom you kneel down to pray
in them they become dbreeches OF
iaith.-Hartiord Herald. rs .3si
And when yon order a new pair
they are breaches OF contract. ''
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-20

When Tom Ochiliree was United
States Marshal in Texas he came up
short in his accounts about $4,000,
This sum, with accumulations.
amounting to $4,000 he yet owes the
government. He has recently teen
elected TO Congress and now It !.
brought TO light, that there Is a stat
ute staring him In the face which will
prevent his drawing a ceLt Of his sal
Try while he is inds bted to the gov.
srnment. lie has proposed to settle
for $500 but II 10 not likely that the
government will compromise for so
paliry q sum, inasmuch &c 1t has the
Honorable Tom where the wool 10
hort" a u..
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-20

Walcott, the New York quail eater,
who ate n brace OF qusils every day
for thirty consecutive days, won for
his hacker $780, lie is the first man
on record to accomplish the feat. lie
and ono other man had previously
eaten thirty birds in thirty consccu.
tive days. The last match was com.
pletcd and won Feb. 9th.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-20

The firm Of Ferry q Bro. OF De
troi', was charged with issuing frau'
uient notes last week, and q sensa
lion was caused by the arrest OF SEN
aior Ferry, a member Of the firm. or
a charge Of forgery, The latter, Of
course, protests bia innocence.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-20

An old copper coin was unearthed
At Taylorville, ILL.,, at depth Of TWEEN.
iy feet. II was about the size OF
silver quarter, with rough edges and
III uneven shape. On one side are
the name and likeness Of Maximin'
who, the historian says, ruled from
225 10 23S, A. d. The reverse side
reads. "To tho Genius OF the Caesars"
There are other inscriptions which
could not DO translated.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-20

The New York State Medical Soci-
ETY. has again decided in favor of tn,
new code Of ethics that allows IT,
members TO consnlt with any legally
qualified physician whenever they
deem i, proper TO do so. This is a
long step in the right direction and
will do much TO abolish the PatlIies
from medicine. 1HH anf ja' ~
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-20

Tom Stuart, the junior editor OF
the Winchester Democrat, is candi-
date for reelection TO the Legisla-
ture from Clark county. lie is a
young man Of energy, character and
ability and possesses progressive
ideas that make him at representa-
tive for his county. Our best wishes
are with him In his race.