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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-20

WHAT has become of judge Willard?
j. he 10 take 40 part in the ga-iorious
work Of sending Democrats TO Albany
rcni'cn;inrv? It's Il shame to let Il
mall potato like Emory Spccr come
here and 'lrprivc the cx-n,igc Of the
first chanc" he has had to appear in
court since hc commenced giving adj
Vice, gratis, to the nback- Negro
party.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-20
Tho IIorSp ,l(iclkc,l Him.

The horse is Il noble an:u.;i, and one of
the hest friends Of man. Yet 10 man
wants even his best friend t. Kick him in
the back. Mr.. l.ihby, of Lowell, Mass,
received such Il kick from Il horse in 1865,
Ever since he has been martyr to spinal
SUFFERING. PERRY DAvISS PAIN Ki.LE,,
mas :chcN"d him from Il great deal of
agony. While he has hrca using this
va!uAhlo Tcm"dy he has enjoyed his life as
BE- never could huvc done otherwise.
",A'rid"ntS will harpcn." Provide against
them BY procuring PAIN EII!EK
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-20
w aN.A HEle spHNi.

a FULL supply cf the above Oil, Pills
and lSalsam.
ALSO. =,
One hundred pounds of The Best Dluc-
stone. For sac by
w. f. AIKEN
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-20

T:lH Grccnv,ilc NcwS tells &C two
farmers named Austin and Dickcv
VII" worked jointly a farm Of 3..o acres
which had been in cultivation forty.
live or fifty years and WAS considered!
worn oiI. Their theory was that bv
intelligent farmin" and good manage
mc,t these lands could be made pro-
dur'ivr, ard ;hc result was ,ha, they
realized some : ,70O for the crop they
rais';l :IiS year. TEcy did it by ,cci,
rIowin", icrtilizng and the Us" ui
labor, >"vin" machinery, thus not only
drinons;'A,in@ their theory, hu; setting
Il good example TO other farmers.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-20
"N". S. HHrNoLnS. -
Cif.iS. Il. DOCGL.iSS,

ACCORDING [" figures furnished to
In" American Bar Association, there
were, 23,939 lawyers in this country in
lSo"'",STG IN l%7n, and Gi,lS7 in
1880. To-day there are about 10000.
The professionals; .rUwlcd.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-20
.SIgERIF{".S star.

EN virtue of an execution to me directed,
ID l. will offer for sale, before the Court
House door in WinnSboro, South Carolina,
on tie
FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBER
Next, within ,hc legal hours of s&!n, ut
public. ortcry, to the highest bidder, for
Gasp, thu following described property,
TO wit: -
All that tract of land lying in Fairfield
County, in the state aforesaid, on Rock
Creek waters Broad River, containing :,
FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
moro or less and houndcd by the road
leading from Shcltons Ferry to Columbia,
:. g., and by the lands Of 'rhos. NJ, Lylcs,
DR.. II. NJ. T.. FAINT and others.
Levied upon as the property Of a.. l..
Burlington at the suit of ID. X Self against
Bu!ion Collins and a. l.. Burlington.
JNO. d. MCCARTNEY,
Shcrif's once, SEC
WinnsbOrO, =. c.
November 4, 1888.
AoV ~ tXtd'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-20
TILE NEWS AND HERALD.
WiNNSDOBC, S. G.

TUESDAY. November go, ,~so
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-20
Fdegs - a EIHG.

( OFFER for sale my house. and lot in
4 NinhSbo", on Garden Street, contain
ing one and Il uartcr acres, mo,c or less,
and adjoining lots of j. ". Bolick, Fred
steele and others. For terms apply to Jas.
Il. McCants, No. 6, Law Range.
. JOHN w. PURCELL
Oct 30 tx2w*
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

WILLIAM ). AI.sToN, AS EXECUTOR, o.
JOSEPH X. AISrON AND OTInns
pursuance Of an order of the Court of
i Probate for Fairfield County made in
the ahovc-statcd case, all persons holding
claims against tho Estate Of WILIIAN T.
ASTON, deceased, are hereby, notified 20
establish their demands before the Judge
of Probate for the said County, on OF Ge-
fore the 9th day Of November, A. ID. 1883.
:, j. II. BOYLES;
Nov l0-tx2w Judge OF Probate.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-20
McMASTER, BRlCE & KETCHIN.
For Coughs, Colds and Lung
Diseases.

Browns Hroncl!al Troc'lcs, Ch!oratc
i"'Hs' j.nzrn!HS, F":rSt'> .juni,".i Tar;
Lawn. Healing Eirhu!"S, IIr,',t uf Tar ard
Will Cherry, $hrinrr's Da!>ain;r Cough
- r'tr. l!trtrr'S Lung Balm, Tu:u anl
lAE".'""I EXpcrto"ant, German $.yrup,
,;ay!''S Exr""'"raEt. Syrup of T"lu and
i,"d NprUcr Gum, sage CntJlh Remedy
t"laiill Sum!i, Cnl'tb Cigarettes, TUFTS
lNrrrtorant, Ayers Cherry pcctora!
Globe Flower Cough Syrup, Brawu's Mix.
turr, Bulls Cough Syrup, Elixir Of Grindr.
liz, Nhitromo'S Asthma Er,n. hy, Aliens
Lung l'Hi$ain, Cherry pectn!ni Wine, Cod
!ITrr Oh, E!mn si,i, OF CDi Liver OIL
Capsules of Cod Liver Oil IIypophGsphitc
ot l.inr ami $o'la, Extract Of Mait and
Cod Liver OIL Syrup OF the llyporhtc.
Fo" sale by
MoMASTE2. BRIO &; KErrrTrN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-11
MnnLclnaI indebtedness

tine "h"'' ii''' contains inc history
OF all the financial 'ro"p.'' ! oAH' ever
had, or b. ever iINcIy ID nave me
state Is practically out OF deO'' "nd
with money plenty IN the treasury 10
meet all demands me counties are
all of them out of drbi and many OF
them nay nearly all of them with
plenty oim'ney in the treasury, with
good ronri-h'u'e7, iail,, ANA mctli-
ties of all sorts The only complaint
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-11

leans, but who bonds his property
aud saddles himself with debt aud in
tcrcst for twenty years that he may
wear urold.clOth; This ), -ubslau-
TALLY the case with Waco. she has
pa--abic streets, reasonably good
payeucut-, iair -y',em OF drainage
Gt ought to be better with cur pres
eutrc-ourcesJ /, with au efficient lire de-
parlment, and with nearly As good "a
water supply 70, We can possibly
have. vet. not -ou'cul-d with these,
She would hang debt of 100000,
with interest for twenty years, about
the neck- OF property holders. We
are frank 10 SAY We do not see the
wisdom of the proposed policy
let %. get ON with what we have,
with what We can pay ior aud 90 into
debt for nothing. Remember poor.
old. tottoriuk ilou,'on,aud be- warned
against Dhe fatal policy Of mourning
debt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-11

'I'''| fl N" ItIr 0 ~ ii.tUtl.
MpOiNruoH Deacmbrrl0.-C Confined
outrrpn-o aud prosperity strengthens
TIN hands AMI ucry'- TIN hearts ~ the
noble pioneers and all newcomers to the
Prairie City IL is NOT vet hfrcu
mouths o,j, but Is ,prcaiiug and grow.
lug hike 20 Er.'u 0ug murve.ously
m.re Iu population for s, ,ouug a
place, ,mlueutly luw-ttlliug, with the
pl-'rrp-' settlers Iu the safe. The
bMujea|rr lis one ul the best Of news
uapers, owned and edited by
Mr. Nib IT Rus, genial, whole
suuled, WIieaNHhe gentleman, who
is old enough M i1uruali. N
60 extend an tine amenities due To his
brothers of thc profession. lie &, AN
honor To the craft, a blessing In VI
Greguy, and when he dies 70 may Doe sal
OF Wm tnat No degree ut prosperity turned
his head OF ,t.ilrnci his neck. nor Put
i.uoVsy boo hi, heart, but with .puit OF
un .a1nci 'ourag, ara perfect simplicity
acted Dol, Wrt Boo good faith.
the southern rO'r'. recently built hy
the enterprise and liaGaIjty ot l.E L.
b ,gucf, conducted Unirr rhr pTupirtur-
snip of II. G Lucy, "a, mine host. Is % com.
modiou., well FURNISHED, attractive plac,
tr travellers 10 rest and get the b,st ot
food
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-11
The New SnAnker.

The admirable conservatism OF the
speech of the new speakerupou his in
duction into the char, ha, widely
mislcd certain would-be democratic
papers in this state as to the views
really entertained by that gentleman.
lie does not propose 10 reverse the en-
gine while she il in full speed aud
thus invite disaster from reckless haste
which may otherwise be avoided, ana
which will not occur il the requisite
time is given for practical re'adjust'
ment Oh the line Of practical free
trade policy. This is a vast nation
The sum of the business she does is a
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-11
Esug.tcs ana PloN,- by The Gar
lOnI

Just received II ctrl1al u the ccle-
hrntei Avery rlows for b tn black aud
sandy land, CONGO led to be he EN-. apes.
and best. Also q larg uto pillow points
for he Furs, AZ Bradley clipper plow-
Buckeye bIggi,s in variety, mnuufact-
ured al Columlu-. Ohio, the second
largest buggy factory In the world
These hugg cs are warranted the best
and most stylish to be htd at the price
\ written guarantee Tor twelve month,
Is given with every buggy, Call and
See them. RIPLEY a JUUNEY,
Dealers IN wagons, plow>, machinery
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-11
Grand Rattle AT HeNIn-II n
AlDpn'-

One handsome French clock, with ty-
ing and chirpiug birds ami music box
attachment Nine elegant opera glus.es.
One dollar per chance, three hundred
chances. Highest throw wins the cLucN;
lowest, opera glass No. J.. Four throws
next TO highest win opera glasses Nos
2, 8, and b; four throws next to lowest
WIN opera glasses No, g, Z, and q.
l1-Tff
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-11
minimizing

The proof OF the pudiiu, i- mot u
chewing the string, put va having ana OPP.
portumty To- test the article direct
Garter n Williamson and DE-. u. h.
Cornish, druggists have 'roo trial
bottle NJ Dr. Bosmku- Cough and
Lung Syrup for each mud every one
who is ltlltctcd wi.h Coughs, Colds
Asthma, Consumption or any Lung AZ
ncruu.-U8li Iwif
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-11

The "whirligis of time Is a great
institution for bringing all things
round even in the end. when the
editor of the ENAuINER was away
from the state aud taking upon him
self the thankcss task OF its defense
against the wanton attacks Of such
papers a. the Globe Democrat, Dem
yer Republican and Lcadylllc Herald,
the state press man OF the News could
do nothing better in rcquital than to
give foolish persona! attacks on him,
as false ~ they were weak, the benc.
it OF his circulation. The other
papers gave him au inho-pitablo well
come home by charging that Johnston
lost a hundred thousand dollars run
ming the Post against the democracy
nj BIZ, advice. Well, the whirigIs AZ
luded TO aboye has set Us not only
even, but ahead, and now the News
would have "a, boycottcd. Wonder It
it will succeed.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-11

And the best tac Post can do ia 10
revert to Fish market biilHgsgatc. II
has no higher or better argument to
offer in support Oh il- claims to be
rnnsllcrel hnmDrrAlLn.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-11
Chemp ConI: Chcnp NonI!

The celebrated Iudiau Territory coal
from the Savanna mines for ale IN
large or small quantities, at lowest
prices, Look Only IS per ton deliv-
cred, S725 per ton at the bins Bins Vt
Missouri Pacific freight depot. Leave
or telephone orders to office Of Brazos
compress W. ID. Lacy.
q D. l..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-11

The Post IS consumed with anxiety
for fe ir the edo nothing policy will
prevail in congre.-, Notwithstanding
the splendid democratic majority. lts
bones are Just cracking with the anH-
icty that free trade legislation be
promptly had and that things be
pushed with vigor. There "a some
thing in A label after all.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-11

The coa-t papers mistake. Ihe
BANNER has far more good pnper7
standing with it, than opposed TO d..
Al the excellence Of Texas journalism
j.. not to be found IN the coast tier.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-11

4 I0t u proof iIcks, WIs-d IN
1rxa-, fine blood, 30 hire or sell Also.
2OO or 300 acres Of land adjoining the
town Of Crawford, par, ia the town
plot tor sale in quantities TO su and on
reasonable terms. Address,
JuuN II. BAKER,
Crawford,
or apply at his ranch.
HIS d. W I'M
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-11
HHmrn HnnINnr,is.

Are supplied with choicest varieties
for household and office use, sell at
lowest price, deliver promptly aud guar.
anice weight. Have exclusive le NJ
McAllister, the best uutiou coal Get
your supply whiln price is low, Please
send written orders.
ions FARLEY, Proprietor
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-11

This isgrowimg terrible. Here now
is the san Antonio Express wanting
to bet twenty-five dollars in one lamn
that It has never said anything against
tariiIrciorm which conflicts with what
Carlisle holds on that question. The
RHYTHM Of truth will have been lost for
ever, aud check and Impotence cover
the earth rs the waters do the face Of
the great deep. We really pity the
Express that in its deep distress over
the election of free trade speaker it
has lost not only courtesy but that
consistent deviltry which sometimes
makes even high rarjil piper 90
down in free trade section. The
Express il young and inexperienced
at present. Atterawhilc it will learn
that its rec kless gambling procliytics
are not arguments. They convince no
one, aud only make the Express, if
possible, more ridiculou. than before.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-11

The sainted patriot ON the state
press column of the News calls loudly
upon the TeSa- papers to boycott the
the ENAuISEE. Here's manhood for
youth pretty large chunks, too.
Tine News, the Post and the Age are
sore amazed that any one OF the "in-
terror papers" should have the audac-
lty to cross swords with either in,ular
or bayou protcntions. But for all
that, The democracy is going INTO
neither net twill never consent to
be led by paper which meyer had a
democratic sentiment until demo
cratic viclory becnmn nIain.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-11
LOCAL. lIAITAIEs.
,s noIesHIe Prices for Leading
staples Yesterday.

.t....-......r.. I.f-
Or a'W-si 40 .u'- 'i Hu'l".-' '''.''.'.
f|t. uN.rs4 we 600 Up Do tp1 Bacon b. -t... .fH.
....,...... ...l..... ,ba .aa.. Produce.
..' .".' '"'
.'. western aaa country is IA.tlt HTA'' Oh.
ssl ars 4.., ~ quoted prices. We aus
...-.te.t..
v0a,.
f.,......,f. I.yht. .u,,.i.ur D.. Hu,, medium
.I.F.L-. .', u1afI. growth d. l-.. u.. $500.
ION.
.-,..i,...... .r..,
I'T ...i "'..' -'.'. any '''''
'"If'N
.4..' ulaI. ..r' lI-'Ut.-trict md lllns g-'"'
... ..'I...a. U.s. 3D..
,.r.rHY ra.ur.y.
.. .........
i.r.fH-, per '"s 7'.' r" .., b
'. ''fr . -.a- d. TO- i-..' n..'
Il.n' ''-. q
u. fr""Nt "f..F g-'' ',l'.''., Oh.
's ''i'.'' '''''" '''' jas "'''''
Nl.IFtN rH.IIIE.
p..,.......-iII ..rut. %. t,rt.I. ..... .0U.
OBJ me- l.r ...fr.I !. H. .s-s Itrr. .pp.'-
10 Cd. ui. .,u.Irr 4r..-- saw ~ 20 tHH-
.... ...-. r,t.. "a -.al 20 tnrp-u I.tt ulUt,
.... ..,,. X lau,, ha.I.u - ".
....f. .HI. :. u...- UU. lItk t-. uii N.ir.
81. ... HUtf.r. ..4.-., creamery t..,tr e. = y
DsIrd alr,--, 20 co.
u,rn,y,rv.
....., ~. r.D- ...r I.
AE'-. per Dozen = ~ .,..-.
'-..H, r. ir.S Icr[t... g,rn.I ,.'..
,lTt,I fifI.a ,'lr.. ..Gc. b.llrr-.nt.
,.-..I.. ti,.,.I. r-r r.i,. II,s'IIrI.
... a'..i -I r.,Yrr. ride. ~ u.r tr-.
t.. ... .. shot UraI. 81. Uutk. 81. -.
-
L.N"A'
r...l lumber. s.It 900 ger VI 0'niIH-, so.
y.r M. siding, yellow pine, So 'I pnr ri.
SIDING, white I|un, $3.50 per VI, rltntt %" ..-
Ian. ,-a .U prr "; ceiling, yellow ri"" 50 Oh
I.r .. tri.lH-, WuitH pine. $1,000 per VI
.,4Iu-. puIItr, - on per NJ -hIns'n', .''..
,rtr--. 1850 p,r VI. shingles, ,'''uI I'."'
r. Hu"--. = ~ p't VI thih-'''' ht"Li l'l''
d" I i'. r..,.--,,r ,I',i ,Ig. 800.
... q
"rtlS AHn for'"L.
u..Ir.r haas. i.r ton, so e. H.t .IN, Nllcl HAY
t...u. u..i-' ua, SO uurl2.tu. per tun
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-11

Ability limits the power to ipiure
We're pretty safe.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-11
DAILY EXAMINER.
WACO. DECEMBER IA, iss3.

The rimes.Dcmocrat as a topper is
a Whonper.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-11

NIv OE.-,s-. December ,U sight exchange
un Sow York. lat, sterling exchange bankers
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-11

Acke 5 Dyspepsia Tablets never ful.
sold 10y Ca-tly-, Morrison X Co.
IU-G 10
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-11

Warmers Rheumatic Cure at
Ii BEHBESs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-11

Best cent CigHrs Tor Tue money IN
town at CARTER WI4MAu4uNs.
81 Austin Avenue.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-29
BRIEF NOTES.

There viii be two legitimate theaters rul
in this city during fair week.
A bail will be given to dedicate the new
school-house at Clarksburg on Friday even
ing.
Friday of this week is the last day for col
lecting Pavilion tax. Nearly all the tax has
been collected.
Fred. A. Preston, who killed Barney
Feeney in Washington not long since, has
been refused bail by Judge Bush, Superior
Judge of Yole county.
Thomas L. Acock, of this city, was run
over by dummy on one of the street rail
roads in San Francisco one day last week,
and narrowly escaped being killed.
The cemetery investigation which was COM
menced in the Police Court Monday morn
ing, will be resumed as o'clock P NJ. to-day,
or Immediately after the meeting OF the Po-
lice Commissioners
TIE funeral OF General A. M. VIM took
place yesterday afternoon from Pioneer Hall,
under the auspices Of the Native Sons of the
Golden West, escorted by . Uniformed Degree,
Camp No. 1, 1. o. o, +. The First Artillery
Band marched to the cemetery at the head of
the funeral coltege.
The temperature for the Pacific coast east
to Yankton, d. T., as received by Sergeant
Barwick at u NJ. yesterday, was for Olympia,
65'; Portland, 69'; Roseburg, Go; Red
Bluff. 97'; Sacramento. SS'; San Francisco,
ca; Los Angeles, 92'; San Diego, s2'; Salt
Lake, 81; Cheyenne, So; Denver, 89'; North
Platte, $50; Omaha, 72'; Yankton, IL.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-29
l0Gsl INTELLIGENCE.
TIE CITY TRUSTEES.

The Board Of City Trustees met at the
new City Hall yesterday, sll the mem
bera present Mayor Brown presiding. This
MINUTES Of Che last meeting were approved,
and this report Of the engineer of the water
works read and fled.
a Ismonstrance, nuInerously signed,
against tbs construction Of sidewalk on n
street, from Nineteenth to Tgeaty-sixth,
was received. read and FLED. A petition was
also fled, asking to have the sidewalk built.
After considerable discussion it was agreed to
allow the oitzaus to construct walk on tbs
south side of the street.
Toe ueoessi5F Of putting wing-dams in the
American river, north of Smiths gardens IN
order to protecs tho ievee, was considered.
j. B. HsCGin hsyiDg finally declined per-
mission for shG cisY to turn the river across q
point 10 his land opposite Smiths gardens,
to prevent farther impingement upon the
land hst8ees the river and the city lsyee,
City Enginser Bzssets was, upon motion, d.
reeled TO prepare plans and specifications for
the construction Of a win -dam to extend out
from tais side Of the river, and to be 80
placed SIS 20 defect the current 80 as TO cause
it TO cut out tde ssnd-bzr which has been
formed upsR the opposite side. The plans
sented 30 ths Board on Monday next.
A large number of bills were audited and
ordered paid. When it came to allowing the
salerles for she month Mayor Brown OBJ
jeuted 70 that Of Chief Of Police Ksrcher.
de held that she conduct of that officer dur
ing the past month Yves not in the line of
du5y, and that in consequence the Police De.
par5mens nad bsen brought into contempt
1t had become necessary, in order to secure
the enforcement Of the laws of the State and
the ordinsnces of this city, for the Police
Commissioners 20 interfere, reorganize the
Police Department, sppoint a Captain, and
take from the Chief his authority "a the
premises. Trustees Nielsen and Gutenberger
voted te allow the salary, the Mayor voting
no.
The action on en- ordinance presented by
the Board OF Health. regulating sanitary
matters, WISE postponed until 10 a. N to-day.
The clerk was requested TO notify the
superintendent Of the city cemeteries that
In the future the law applying TO the exoAva-
tiops of graves must be strictly complied
with. An o-Ginancs viii be prepared aud
passed ct sn os.ly date. 10 which will be in
serted The coffin Ia al CAFES must b de-
posted in The grould at least four feet from
Ebe open aiv."
o. motion Of Mayor Brown the Board ad-
jSurnsd until 10 a. Al. to-day out of respect
50 tia menoFy Of General A. NJ. Vim.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-29
A DECIDED PROTEST.

EDS. RECORD UNION I do not desire to
Gauss unnecessary alarm, but csn it be posi-
BILE that any man with common sense and an
atom Of precaution, which should actuate
officials who have the health and safety Of
the residents Of our city in their hands, will
rise up in meeting of the Board Of Trus-
tsss. as did Mr.. Nielsen to-day, aud oppose
the measures submitted by the Board Of
Health for freeing the city from pestiential
odors from cssspools and vaults, and that
upon the plea that sour citizens are not edu-
Gated up to it" Can it bo pcssible that this
Trustee, who is thus seeking to block
the efficient efforts Of the Board
of Health and the Mayor, reed
the dispatch in the RECORD. UNION Of to-day,
which shows that the danger from cholera is
not simply that it is travelling this way in
Europe, and upon the other "ide is boldly as
sorting itself at Hongkong, but that a cholera
stricken gesseJ is nOy lyin9 in San Francisco
har5or, sent to quarantine. and upon 0kieh
t,Centy tlgO hare recently died of THIS fell dis
ease! And yet we are told by this Trustee
that the people ara not educated up to the
necessary measures for cleanliness adopted
unanimously by the Board Of Health. I
think, Messrs. Editors, if cholera should hap
pen to break out from this plseue-striclen
vessel now upon our coast, snd direct its
course towards Sacramento natural breed
ing place for it in our present condition
the people would rise in arms at onca,
and, without dictation from the
Board of Health, or hindrance by Mr.. Nielsen,
abste in most summary and efficient way,
and that without regard to cost, every loath-
soma nuisance which now rests as blight TO
our fair city and menace to the lives of all
who are dear TO us. Is this time TO set pins
for a future election, by opposing every meas-
ure which it is thought may not be popular
with certain few voters, and thus abandon
the lives of the people TO the ravages of
plague, because, fersooth, It is surnised that
some of the voters are not educated up to the
point? L will be soon found that the people
Of Sacramento are more serious about this
matter than to permit the necessary measure
to be defeated by any opposition which can
have no deeper cause than trimming sails for
future political purposes.
ERNEST CosIMoNsENsE.
Sacramento, August IS, 1888.