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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-23

10 Carr. T o lie. B % II u lot g.
block TO- Ord survey; value, so o. total
TAX, So; 8 per cent IS cts Total tas.
with costs,
"a 0hrralf, II lots i .. block A.
I Desnoyel tract; value, SOB total tar,
~ IS; per cent, IS Is, Total tar. with
costs
%. GarveY, 4. n 90 d Of lot rs. block
I u. Huber trace. value. sub total tar.
$3.50 par cent. "a cts Total TAI, with
costs,
30. CARRIER, ?. Intsfat rs reason
4 n mortgage 10 property Of Brohssenii.
being lct a, bloek x, Mott tract, nes
mtg book q. page 5s2 records Of J. 4
eof vane, sl7eGs total tax, sso.l1, per
cent, ~ e2 Total tan, with costs,
a. Gilbert. A. Lot "a block I, Ocean
/ View, talue sla0 total ta1 81 30. : pef
cent T. cents Total taN With costs.
H5 ujaIldh. A. ". "a acres NJ land
on W side II san Pedro 81, bd q a hy
I Chilas, By o. enOne, value Of band
4 siCi0; lupts sisi: furniturs rs. total
1 value sia6p: total lax s23 ~. pef cent
n a. Total iax with rost
go Gilman, ". L. Lot ", block IS,
oast Las Angeles. eaiiia Of land sl75.
l inpa t250, furniture ehl. saN mathius
! $50. total value $50, fotll taN 9ea8. 3
por rent a pents. Tofai tax with costa
ss 0I8Qrlsk, A. r. Lots q, Fl
! block 9, Hamilton tract. +, Z. A., value
I 9l0n; tlts. tas $40. per cont vents.
Total tax with costs
76 govar. rs. ST. acres, lot
block 81 canal and fesargo Ole lands, value
$50. iord ta2 81 b5i 8 pat cont n
couts, Total ta4 With costa
Also, lots e. 8. block q, nrookl,n
tract, value si81i total tx IS o., l,cf
ccat Is cents Total tAa eiih casis,
~ Godfrey. G. G. 1arfes " land IS
side 0l Msin street 81 D by friond. E hy
/ Massel salue It land $780, inipia
$1,000. total viue flq10. total taaas7 70.
{ 3 p9f cont a u. Total as With coals
"a go'1euAs. n. Loi n hlock u.
Z schiller rrset ihiHo $3.50 iinps 100.
total value 90; total Tax u rs: per
rlna7l 1euts. Total taH via costs
IS GolawoHhr, john. 100 i5s fest
4 front " eide ssn Pedro street. ID \ 81
Whistler " ~ Aofdhnlit. 5 Nv Bailis.
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ver,is 1i,.,,sfJ -, =. ,,i,. ~, -,
sl5t. t,.,ts .sa1.i. f55.5-,,'s..''i y. 49, 49,
i5r,t. i5si. l,,r,,i.n.., Ia. 80. M.
,,g.,,i.. -tt tsfsf -. a,.,.i $500 ',.,.s.
/ ton. s5o. &, al TAX. S. aeaes, psr ccnt
& canta e ,lsl FAX, Nllh costs
90 r.o. .l......f. - so NIT
,. 49,. H. - - ''',ss'
.,-.,,' -. t,..,ils.tl' 80 iiu
w .'''',', go - ~. 50. *
'e,o,. fir1 ,ss.,,,a 80 .,'se,.;,.n IA.
/ ,alne 500. iotaf Tux 81 1T 81 ceyt
! 40 tentl. V,t4l te6. wiJh costs.
20 g.... H.. ~ t.t.
e,,lni VI inlete. . ny
| nc,s5n.r M iSts A. < MA 4 Of sgb..i.
vision I'd MOCK a8. nap,.lek turg,.y. ~.
mortgage hook -. nae. records oi
IN, IN H.. olripfi|l gsly. ssas. tot-,
! na alt OBJ Der cent. cents Total
tls, aith costs
1- r,rrloa ffeuteF 70 f.,f Of Ia,
q blort Il vsrnlfeps Hsrp,sfta,I t,-.t
.nlus al I.ni $50 fstsi h.. 81 al. q nv
cont. l2 conts Total taS ith costs
9s g.rleua l. Iat hio.t ~
Ali.,trart value Sfgn sai.l ~. ., n.
4 nav el,.t /, rents moral ~, SO 80.
ID 80. ~
/ aoilmheei inef yslue a. NM e,s6,.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-23

g. naines, RI - lots "a. 10. DO
impts, see, buggy So. vehicle, en-.
furniture, $3.50. plane ti50. total yaluc.
| liuo. total taA s2e CO. pot cont, 81 a.
Total iAz, with G ista,
la. Haioy,s Mon oi lot :. block
H. ord survey. falucd al e22i0. implq
500. huggr. f1U. wagon, 1851 horse,
$50 watch, $50, furniture. t2o0. piano,
siVe pistol. - total faiip o. sli pfop-
erty, $500; Total tau. t5lsn; per cent,
SAFE Total tar. with costs.
Also lot s side chapparol u. bounded
W BY river. $ bY gilisms Z Wy Davis
value, slooi total tax. e. T0 per cent
9 cts. Tutal tax with costs.
Ia Hall, y lot .. Bentley subdly
~ block \ Mott tfaet' value u land,
W. impia. So. iumitufe, $50. total
value u All property, son: total tax.
fA 49, per cent. L cts. Total iaN With
COSTS,
~. nan, Jaines II tot isa}AI60 II,
M cufncf IL Main 4 asd tlnssn inua,
IA \ BIZ HotiHer. h IS Tietah0f. ,Aine
o. land, e2i21, iapls. sato total value,
t25f0total as s'ai 81 per cent. u.p7.
Total adh costs
81. Hamilton. 4rB. lot sdnos Il
" % kca nlfh II lli hy Bronsseau.
" hi lie fnnpdi.. n l0 Wilson, Vninc
a land. ttD pIft 1l25i total taluC.
1850. Total TAI. Si IS 5 pef cent, e1.5l.
Total tax with ssisir,
~, Hanlli1n, g g. llot 81 Work
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-23

=. Faakieg. j @. Interest by zee sdn
Of mortgage Ia properly 81 L a Wills
I being lots I S, p, blk y. shidY lot I. III
Z Gu, Hsnooeb survey, lsea mtg book o.
page 2ss. records Of los Angeles col.
! valued i a5qd, total tax, 43.tOi per
sent, q esnts. Total tax, with costs
2s Fanoher. WI Lot b. lleek Is
Park 3rnet, valued - eitos total tax,
42.sb. 3 pf q, % cts. Total Tax, with
costs
B Faris, G b Iot 3. block c, Rlsa-
"a A Yieuuio tact; Fnlue $50. lmpts,
$3.50. wagon. so harnce. so; 2 hofses.
! 800. iamture, 800, sew machine 30,
fathi yalue. SEQ. total tax, s2z "a;
rer cent sl-t2. Total tax, With costs,
So Fssofife. lfoio n. Lot u. Hiees
"a. East floe Augties value tloh feial
tax, $40, e per cuuh ccnts fotal
tax with tosts
IS. Faf. IF lot 20. nioct T. PARK
tract, value 3l7h Fumitaro, $50 Total
value $50. Total i1x, sss1 6pcr e1ot
! %. Total Tax With eosts
IS Fsfgus5a. j. a., lot ", Block q
Faifnani tftct. value $50 Total ~,
sl.si. pat cent oolis. 1'otd tax with
eofts
Aina lots -, HiooA 5. Fairmcnt ifsif.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-23

p. q esifsi 5 per emit eents Total
ilst aita costa.
ssf. Chung, Hop Psrsqnsl property
faleei At fl0ui hailfc1 = ~ dHe there.
a.. on. - tsuts. pcr seat, cents. fttai
20 TAI slth csfta
ss4 Chung sam. Personal property
Yslucsl 81 $40 balance Of tax daa there.
!, ~, 8 =, per cent, cents Total
- ~ WITH costs
$40 ciAry, n. Personal property
valued 81 $3.50. hhlsnf' u taxdae there.
u %. fa5a paf cent. ~ cents Total
- "a sith costs.
81. Clan, M,rs A. Personal prop
fiy valued At sos balance d tax ene
tt.Ieoa. SO cent? pef cont Total AZ
with costs
sl2. Clements q y. Personal prop.
ertY fslueA A. 50, balance dne thereon.
Y eentss PEI cent, ceats T1tai TX
e.. win 1asle
p s4s. Cline, Mn " II. PsraonM
property nlued Al Sils. balance q tas
ius thereon, tg cents. per cent, 2eeuts.
q. Total tax eish costs.
si4 cl3ctta, Q. Personal property
valued st s2sa balance OF tas due there
oil so, pr cent cents. Total iaf
silh costs.
sis Clos, p Personal properly
valued Al 81 o; halauc p * rus taele.
% ~ -, ~ s''' ~ se'ss
-
~. s2e; t sSesn' nsIsolsi at AZ
~ 49, 49, ,t.. ~. = y - sr ~,
y .nsteS 1. .l'fV Pei esn', etsVs Ao''i
$50. Coin, y Personal property
valued 1t s25' balance cftax due theye-
II ~ si.igp pe' ee"e' = eAn's' ae'A
ssa cohn, }. Persoual property
iei.. ~. = ei9oi na'-,'o.' Y - 3 - seto
~, ~ PVT 'e's' ese to'a'
q, -,
o. ~ Aq a,o 2 S'en re s H.! eI9ksIy
-. - % a. ~, p', e.'t "a 80 Tots,
s e,s - -. ~ e-''' -
~ ,, - 49, ,s,
49, S.S. ~ to'a \, ~. pl Xxx
~ s-"e ~ ~ oais''ee - ~ s
= 49, -. -..,,t -, P'' s'''''
~ -,
80 Aosny''a ~ +, ~ rss ~, p.oR
e,Y ~ 81 et ~ ~ VIZ ave :. sisi7',,i
, IN ~ -, p'' CENT 9'n' i9s'H "a
-, -. -, -, =, 49,,
80 tg9p3i s PIG. ~ Ius-e,'si p19p-
, II 49,, ~ s,-' ~ .'as n s..' ~
- s .n.'sY ~ fss ~ 'sns' ~ ee''s'
'v ~ - -, s,."'',' n p..,.,., -.
80 cooper, .. =. retsohn ftop-
w ANusu ~ " p.tA I =. HsA .u'
snsigeh o9 nenls, PEI cent ee'as'
'os'' '''H ~" Vs
SOD sVofel, ". ~, fefses1A ptop.
sa'llfal1st Nv e. '.''-hee y - w
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- =, 49,
- A.N' y. a. y i9isl'a4i p.sp
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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-23

10 Edwards, A C. Lot 4, block /,
z West Rosas tract, vaiued ~ sdlJ0i total
tax 5000; 5 per cent, 81 cents Total
tax with costs.
Is. ElaFed. A. IA lots Y, Ia and Il,
block los. Bellevue Terrace tract valued
At $3.50; tup tura, SO; total value, $40.
total tax, s. e.; 8 per cent. 4S eahus.
/ Total tax. with costs,
20. Ellis, AR Lot 2, block 4 Beau
Dry tract. valued AZ SOD. improvements.
s2509. (moftgAged TO abbey g Packard
ior ss0oef 2 buggiss, $50. harness, $50.
Z 2 horses soc. wstch, ri0 furniture,
500; piano. si0o; total value afler de-
duction, sii20' total tax, si9.o4; 6 Per
cent, 95 cents. Total tax, with costs,
Is Elmer, q. Interest by reason 81
} mortgage IN property Of Henry Flick,
being lot 20, Alanls vineyard tract tsae
mortgage book rage records Of
is01 Angeles county, valued at a290,
total tax, Sc 80; per cent. " ceuts.
Total tax. with costs,
go. Films. Henry Twelve acres Of
iund " side a. + A river. bounded N bf
land Of BROOKS, 8 and W by city lands.
valued at = 800; Improvements, $3.50,
q wagon. sl0a harness, 500 horse So;
COW $50 cattle, $50: mule $50. fur
nture, S2a; sewing machine, $40 total
value. 5000. total tax, e3s.es; s per
CENT. si.7s. Total lax With costs,
a. EnFiques, Z @ de. lot Sc fset
front Z slde huela Vista street ~ block
49, Ord survey. bounded N b. X Naii8.
5 by Santa cruz valued IT Ffea, m.
prnyements, $50; total paiuo s3s0;
total TAX, sltfE per cont = eeata
Total tpsi win costs
90. Eymuj, A. Lot c hl1ek =.
Mount Pheasant tract, valued At 500
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-23

q. HthHafhi ~ ~ AftNr Ntiiia itAl @ tat =
block = Hancock survey valued =
$3.50; foeei tax ~ 30; per cent. e cents.
ro-al tax With costs,
10. Baker. roliuiiAi dc Lot J3 feet
front. " side upp.r N4in siloot, baunded
a and " By Mnd Ct Qrga, 8 by land Of
Nichols, value slh01, improvements CO.
rsrfiage s0li harneA. alQ; z i Z hoa 3,
$50 furuituN. sl0u; total value. 5000
total tax. is 7s. . yer cent, g - Total
tax with costs,
n Bsllsrln1, 4 Lot 100 feet from,
4 side q Plass, aud ~ feet trout, site
Aismeds street, hDuuiel \ by itad o.
Mefa. b iAud Of Ferguson s Hoover,
value s. aip. improvements. ss DO. total
tax, tf9 90. 8 pet cent, n *. Total tax
with costs.
~. Banniny, HIM. lnsoiost hy reason
Of mortgage ia PROPERTY u u n HtIaihl
being ] ish acres ~ laul SW carfiof qt
Temple and fiquefOa stroets tseu county
recoris, m8rtsagd book, page value,
$500. total tax, fiao, per cent, ~ a
Total iaA with costs.
a. Bara'aa. T. u LOT % block 4,
Also tiAst. vslle m land f-5l, total taE.
Ss.as. Pef cent, n otuts IetiltaN
With costs.
AZ, BsHniay, fH toe aud s bluas
4, S,hieeelin tract valued at s911i ear.
liaga, lsl. Buggy, 80; harnest, J;
hofacs, 900 total value, slaae. total
lax, st49i. 3 per cent. X cents, Fetal
tax with costs,
81 Barnes, Florence H. lot I, block
I, Morris ginsyAri traet, valued It sis9.
improvements, 8 90. wortgagud to J1hh
Z Helfenstaia Tor sapQ, libfa rs, ST.:
AHaa4 a. d. r i4a.a
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-23

n ahdsf Z bg rsef BED Value $50. lnif
pfaaamenig SMoi harness sssi COW s2a
haue s2f, 90 niturs ss6i total value
siia : total ~ fHeei Per eeHt. ~
Total Ia Hith sis, e2l
i83 Clinton, ~ A. rane9es survey,
diaiio8 4. fIt acff1 Lot s. block 81,
faide 81 land ssl5. total ttx sit-1. pUr
cqHt "a cents Total iat eiih e1sis, 10
Aio, lot and lot 2. hlors .
Orchard tflcf valued a. saf5 tott Tax
{ o. 3 pf cunt, 81 cents Total Tax
with costs,
i35. clos s lassere Lai 70, tieck q.
/ Aiise tract. value " land 500; improve
msuls 3 go; total rs!ae 80 total tAN
I $780, per cent. q eeiia Total iaA
aith costs, "a
Also. 1T ~. block G. Aiiao tract. yaiue
q iand $50. luprovemaHta SGD; total
sAiae sii7c total tax tia II. pei ccnt
% cents. Total tax With sfsts, ~
Also, lots IL and 20. block y. Also
tract value q land 5 500 Improvements
$1,000 total value 9liuoi total tax s'N1pi
| 5 pr cent, sl.cf Total taa with eostai %
Also. Dot, IS feet 'front.' side Ails,
street. bolndcd - faileiief 4 fersi,
W b niyifa s v paius ei land 81 80,
improvements fl3V0i liquors. eie., ~
saloon 81 o. huggy SO, horse SO. totd
/ value gsZh1 total tsx fsa.4.. per cont
| 81 u. Total ta1 with costs. "a
lsG clos. y Il. L1t block Il, Also
Tract, viine Of land si7a; improvements
,.sr cont 10 oants Totai tax With costs,
100. Cole, W. D. lot o, block o.
Aiiao tract, value d iant. $3.50; total tax,
s255; pcr cent, y nis Total TAX
with ecsis,
as Golfer, John W. Lot 10. block
B. Park tract ranla 81 iaad, $50, inc
1vaments, $500 aa'cn, IS. machinery
.il t.Ys -, .p'ti se ., s ros@
~ o.uIi 2 w 'ei'.' - 'e''
W w" Dp7~'
i5i Collier, L. Interest BY reason q
,nefissge y, W t.'pet3 9 sec, = Dus.e','
Gems ~ W ol0ee ~ 4. ita7t -, -
ssee n,ei isase peoh ~ IN ~ 80.
stls q Lus 4vi''ss Z s- ~ 80
T',ai ny. M. ", = w es'-' =
- T." - - c,,u,.
ii,. oooPa -. y. -. ~ ~, Z; ' sles
tt,s.i value ~. lllpfsa ~, NV ~ ~
| ssnt. ss cons ietal tax with costs. ~
Il ~, 49,. ..,,,,.5st.;;,, ,-.ot.
Hso ~ 49, IT, 81 a ,'sreen, ~
e@afs Tet.i ~ with costs.
~ g...i..,,.i al, AZ ~ qsr.s
X Si i,,a " ssss ~ {, s,s,ei,s,i,ny
aces o. hln i" sue - A,,kpis Z,
e9gilsa y y IL hu1' s,, ,i7'a s.asos,
s,saa. ea3 49, ,,e. css,5s
500. o p in warehousc. sio00; spring
wagon, si5; hasncss, sisl horse, So; 90
.iyaias siSsai total tx, 9atfi pr
cent. st-W. Total Lax with eos'a, %
i ia coopee n. u. Lot II. Hunter
ltrsst. saue az land. S75o, saddie. SD.
harse ~. saWelfv feI faeasfufe s75.
totsl ~siae. .s05. totsit.x. 80 eas tei
cent, ~ cents Total tax with costs, l6
-, 80. a.,
a Na,t tgsss. S sa1,s. Il lana 5qs5 9'd l'a
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I4l fiiiesaf. Mrs D. lot b.oat b
Qhlny ffaat value 81 land, $50 burnt
nlre. iHf tni9i aiNl SEQ. tota. tan.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-20
Northern Pacific Freights.

Yesterday afternoon a delegation of gen.
tlemen from st. Paul and Minneapolis, wait
ed upon Mr.. Cakes, vice president of the
Northern Pacific road, for the purpose of
comforting with him as to the alleged dis
elimination of that road against these two
cities in the matter OF freight. The commit
tee from the Minneapolis board of trade con-
sisted of Capt. Whitney, j. T. Wyman, Capt.
Gilman and J. Newton Mind. The gentlemen
from st. Paul were P. II. Kelly, a. II.
Lindeke, Mr.. Hacket of the firsn of Strong,
Hacket IL Co., and f. B. Farwell. The in
terview was very brief one, lasting not
over half an hour, at the end of which the
visitors went away satisfied that there was no
substantial foundation for the harsh criti-
cisms made in regard to the road. Mr.. J.
NJ. Hannaford was present with
the tariffs of the road, which
he explained. Mr.. Cakes stated that
whatever appearances of difficulty there
might be, would be settled more easily and
speedily by the business men than in any
other way, and that the freights would settle
down and regulate themselves in natural
way as the business of the road became more
settled and better defined.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-20
THE RAILROADS.
Mr.. Van Horne on the Reduction
of Rates by the Canadian
Pacific.
Excursion Rates Over the North
ern Pacific to Port
land.
Adjustment Of the Northwestern Pool Diff
culties-Generala and Personal
Notes
Vhat ur. Fan Horne Tninks.

Mr.. W. c. Van Horne, general manager
of the Canadian Pacific, and William Harder
traffic manager of the same road were in st.
Paul yesterday, Mr.. Van Horne was ON his
way from Montreal to Winnipeg and left
last night. He said that it was expected that
the road would be completed from Montreal
to the Pacific Coast by the end Of next year.
At the present time 10000 men
are at work on the line around
the north shore of Lake Superior, and that
the work on this section had been going on
all winter. Work has been resumed on the
western extension aud that the same is com
pleted to the summit of the Rocky mountains,
962 miles west from Winnipeg, or l 400 miles
west from Lake Superior. Only 290 miles
now remain to be completed between the
summit of the Racky mountains and the Pa
cifc coast. Owing to the reduction of
rates over the Canadian Pacific to
1915 from Montreal to Winnipeg he expects
to take large part of the foreign emigra
ton, and he does not think the roads in the
United States can put the fare down to this
figure. He also denies that the emigrants
that 90 out to Manitoba leave that country
and come over to the United States.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-20

Mr.. Winter, of the Chicago, st. Paul &
Omaha road, has gone to Chicago.
P NJ. Myers, general secretary of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee 81 st. Paul road, is in st.
Paul.
The Northern Pacific road will run excur
sion trains to the Pacific coast about the 21st
of each of the following months: May. June,
July and August.
Mr.. P. A. Rockwell, assistant agent Of the
st. Paul & Duluth road, had the misfortune
to lose his wife yesterday. The remains viii
be taken to Lake City to-day.
The Chicago, Milwaukee 81 st. Paul road
has just issued circular in which instruc-
tons are given as to freight rates to the
Pacific, and instructions as to how to make
consignments.
The car of supplies from Portland and vi
cinity for the sufferers on the Ohio river
reached Fargo at 3 p. IN. yesterday, and left
there at p. m. 1t is expected to reach st.
Paul this afternoon.
Mr.. Graham, superintendent Of the Dakota
and Minnesota division of the Northern Pa
cifc road, and W. Smith, assistant super
intendent of the Idaho division of the same
road, are in st. Paul.
One hundred and fifty emigrants went out
on the Northern Pacific road last night. The
company had to put on three extra sleepers.
All the emigrants are for points north of
Washington. This road has also ordered
eight more new sleepers in addition to the
thirteen already secured.
Mr.. Boyden, the general northwestern
freight agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul road, was telegraphed to go down to
Chicago to attend the meeting that is being
held there to prevent the breaking up of the
Northwestern association, and left yesterday
noon.
The Northern Pacific road is doing an i'm
mense passenger business at the present
time. Tuesday night that road took out 562
people, mostly for points on the western end
of the road. To points in Minnesota, 1873;
Dakota, 81; Montana, As; Portland, 4S; other
points in Oregon, 2; Puget Sound, ga; other
points in Washington Territory 1873.
An agency has been established at Timber
Line, Montana, on the Montana division
! ], O44 miles west of st. Paul, on the Northern
Pacific road, and D. 81. Dir, formerly agent
at Chestnut, has been transferred to that
| point The agency at Chestnut has been
discontinued. Shipments from eastern
points to Timber Line will take Bozeman
| rates.
Mr.. J. W. Midgley, commissioner of the
Southwestern Railway association, has re-
turned from the east, where he went few
DAYS ago to attend meeting of the general
managers of the East Tennessee, Virginia g.
Georgia, and Chesepeak g. Ohio railroads,
who were arranging rates between eastern
points and the southwest. Mr.. Midgley's
object was to prevent those roads from max
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-20

ing discriminating rates against points COM
petitive with the Southwestern Railway asso-
citation lines. Mr. Midgley says he has &C.
complished his object.
Arrangements are now being perfected
which will terminate the troubles between
the Western Trunk-Line association and
the Chicago, Burlington s. Quincy railroad
regarding the use of the trademark, Cali
fornia Fast Freight Line" The intention is
that both parties shall drop the trademark,
California Fast Freight Line" and that in
stead the cars of the Western Trunk-Line
association roads shall be marked 'Western
Trunk-Line Association Line" and the Bur-
lingtou cars, Chicago, Burlington 81 Quincy
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-20
Mustard Which KiIled a Doo.

A New York paper says: A number of
mustard manufacturers appeared before the
Board of Health yesterday on a summons for
their explanation of an alleged process of adj
liberation said to be practised by them. DR..
Cyrus Edison reported that -four and vinegar
cclored with yellow dye-stuf were largely
used to increase the bulk of the mustard.
He had tried the suspected mustard on dog
with fatal results to the dog. The manufac-
turers who confronted the board yesterday
held that this was coincidence. The dog
would have died anyway. The matter will
be further investigated.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-20

These rates apply to excursions going and
returning by the Northern Pacific railroad.
Parties must travel together westward, stop
ping over in body when desired, but may re-
turn singly. For parties of 10 or more going
by the Northern Pacific railroad, and return
ing by one of the southern lines, $500 adj
ditional to the above rates will be charged
Tickets will be made good for 80 days.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-20
Nortb,.est Pool arrnnoed.

CHICAGO, March 19.-The radical situation
in the northwest was finally arranged to-day
upon an amicable basis, the four roads inter
ested, the Northwestern, Rock Island, Bur
lington and Milwaukee 81 st. Paul, stipulat-
ing to form pool to run two years, to date
from April 1. Any road can demand at the
expiration of one year a REIMBURSEMENT of the
percentages. The question of percentages
was referred to Arbitrator Bogue, all lines
agreeing to abide by his finding. In the
meantime the rates are to be maintained.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-20
1PeoDle' S Paper.l

"What are you doing now?' asked a
friend of seedy-looking individual who sat
on the curb-stone and seemed somewhat I'M
der the weather.
II amt doing nothing"
81 thought you were working for old
Bruiser?"
''Well. was. But went to the old skin
flint this morning and told him he was
cheating me out of my dues, and if he didn'
raise my wages l would strike"
"And he didn't raise your wages"
''No."
$50 you struck?'
eyes, | struck the floOr.'
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-20
Chicago Financial.
Especial Telegram 10 the Globe. |

Special Telegram 70 The GIoDe.
CHICAGO, March 19.-Money is in moderate re-
qu9st and miscellaneous business sources, but
the demand for carrying grain and provisions is
high, the outward movement of those articles
being too close to receipts to allow much accu-
mutation. All the leading banks report strong
reserves and good paper is in demand at SOC for
large and Z for smaA loans. New York ex-
change was weaker at par at CSC premium. The
weakness was due to an increased supply of
shippers bills. Foreign exchange was S4.s5A@
$4.s5A for shippers, 81 day documentary ster-
ling and $4.S7 for bankers, go day paper.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-20
Pacitfc COnxt Excursions.

The Northern Pacific road will run excur
sion trains to the Pacific coast about the 21st
of each of the following months, May, June,
July, August, when the following round trip
excursion rates will hereafter be made from
st. Paul, Duluth, Fargo or intermediate
points east of Fargo and Portland.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-20
Beecher and Politics.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

NEW YORK, March 19.-There is rumor
in circulation that Mr.. Beecher is to be a
delegate to the national convention of the
Republican party at Chicago, and the GLOBE
man called upon the Plymouth pastor to ask
him if there was any foundation for it. Mr..
Beecher declined to say anything upon the sub
ject of his being possible delegate, but in the
course of desultoary conversation, said;
81 could name ticket for the Democracy
that would draw thousands and thous
ands of votes from the Republican ranks and
carry the country without doubt. amt 60
ing to do it, though" He refused to name
the ticket, but the general inference is that
he had reference to Mr.. Tilden as its head.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-20
1t VIII Come Back Bigger Than life.

If Mr. Randalls idea of putting the tariff
issue out of politics is attempted, something
may be put out Of politics, but it will not be
the tariff issue. That is in to stay, and the
more it is put out the more it will come
back, and the bigger it will always be when
it comes back