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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-30
ADvERrIsEMENr MENTION.

Literary and musical entertainment tonight.
Card from Mary Wilcox.
Sacramento Division No. T. [. r. X. of P, to-
light.
Veteran Odd Fellows this evening
Sacramento Conclave, X. s. F., this evening
Auction Sales.
by d. J. Simmons IL Co., real estate, to-day.
By Sherburn & Smith, tomorrow.
Business Advertisements.
Red House-0pens 7:l5 A. NJ, closes P. NJ
Weinstock d Lubin-An ocean swell
L. L. Lewis d Co.-Great reduction in prices.
Hale Bros. q Co.-To-morrow's programme
Saloon to let-Carl Strobel.
Notice-Antonio NJ. Mendes
Wanted-Employment by young man.
Lost-Canary bird
California Market, SIS street.
Dock u Fisher, general auctioneers.
The special sale of damaged goods.
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City BOARD of Education.

The CITY Board of Education held its
regular monthly meeting last evening, all
the members present. Mr.. Seadler sub
mitted plan and specifications for the new
ten-room school-house building to be
erected on z street, between Ninth and
Tenth. Bids were opened for construction
of the same, and found to be as follows
earle & Croly, $15, $50 if ceilings are fin
ished with plaster, Sl6,37 for wood-ceiling
finish Seller Bros. S16,514 plastered fin
ish, SIG. SS1 wood ceiling finish; Thomas
McCaffrev, $1676S plaster finish, Sl7, 205
wood finish; Z. A Bower, $16,130 plaster,
ST., 3O5 if ceiled After brief consulta-
ton, the Board postponed action upon the
bids until Thursday evening.
The report of schools for June presented
the following: High School, III scholars
enrolled, III average daily attendance; Sac
ramento Grammar School, 424 enrolled,
daily attendance, 3S4; Capital Grammar
School, $40 enrolled, average daily attend
ance 31S; primary schools, 1,S21 enrolled,
average daily attendance, 1,763; Twenty
fourth and n streets school, ungraded. 175
enrolled, average daily attendance. 156
Total enrolment, 1883; average daily at
tendance, 2,733. German class, 2l0 en-
rolled. average daily attendance, 1874
French class, 81 enrolled, average daily at
tendance, 80. The number of corporal
punishments was as follows High School,
none; Sacramento Grammar School, 3
Capital Grammar School, 3; primary
schools, So; Twenty-fourth and \ streets
school, T. Total, 81.
The late City Board of Examination hay
ing been found to have no legal existence
under the recent amendment to the Con-
stitution, the Board refused to allow any
compensation for the members for the
period since elected.
A communication was received inviting
the Board to participate in the Fourth of
July procession next Saturday morning in
this city. The invitation was accepted
Applications were received for positions
as teachers from Julia Markley, Martha E.
Griffin, Annie Stanford, Fanny Holt, Clara
Holt, Florence Penn, Lizzie Lynn, C. G.
Elkins and Addie A. Winans. Also from
C. C Zeigler West Union, Iowa., A. 7.
julius Weight CLOS Angeles, and ]. T.
Wallace Dixon, CALI Also application
on file.
The pay roll for June, amounting to
So 1907, was ordered paid, and also the fol-
lowing bills Friend & Terry 81 20; Com
mercial Insurance Company, So; German
American Insurance Company, $15; B. w.
brennan, S25; John Hughes, $50 10 II. A.
Weaver, So J. A. Lafferty, $12 H. Coats,
$S7 Kirk, Geary & Co., 81 80; S. H. Davis,
$13; S. j. Jackson. 50 Is; Billingsley &
Co., $14 As; Guthrie Bros, S27 03; E. Les
ser, 50; Capital Gas Co., SO 80; Sacra-
mento Lumber Co., $50 y; ]. r. Lame
S34 rs; James McCleery, $500 so; J. S.
Painter, So c. S. Houghton, $50 40; Capt.
tai Furniture Co.. S13; George Murray
S111 IS. Total, 1886 70.
The matter of printing certificates of pro-
motion was referred to the Superintendent.
The Board then adjourned
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For THE FOURTH OF JULY-Fine French
kid button boots (Commonsense), So 10
tworth So; the same style in Curacao kid
for 81 so worth So 50) lawn tennis shoes
for misses and boys Isles 10 to p, for IS
cents; one, two or three-strap sandals, in
good quality kid for 81 Is; opera slippers,
81, 81 % and 81 so, Red House
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LADIES OF SACRAMENTO

A Nd VICINITY. WE SHALL HEREAFTER
n keep on hand make to order for ladies the
latest style of Cuff Gloves, with Rutry Fasten-
ings,' using some seven different shades of the
best imported Kid; also, several colors of Castor
Buck, including Black and Green finished Buck.
Gents Working, Driving and Street Gloves OF
all kinds made. Don't mistake the place, 1919
Ninth street, Odd Fellows Temple The only
place in the city where they know how to make
good glove. All work warranted heavy glove
hand sewed. DODGE'S SACRAMENTO GLOVE
FACTORY. jel6-tfFuThS
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OF INTEREST TO LADIES.

Our present stock of Muslin Underwear is
complete. large part of it has come from the East,
and from makers who rank foremost among the chief
manufacturers of the country An examination of the
goods will justify their reputation. Every seam true
and even, every stitch perfect every garment shaped
and gned with the greatest carenothng neglected.
nothing sighted.
And prices, through large manufacturing and
the employment of approved machinery the best meth
DDS and skilled labor, these makers able produce
garments which sell at prices which, quality of
work considered, will hardly justify any in making
such goods at home.
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THE JUVENILE PINAfoRE COMPANY has
been playing to packed houses, and will
appear at the Metropolitan Theater, ON
next Thursday evening. There are forty
in the young company, and all artists AS
the admission is only so and % cents, we
predict crowded houses during the engage
ment Reserved seats at Houghtop's book
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New AUCTION HoUsE.-Chas. Dock and
G. S. Fisher have entered into copartner-
ship to conduct general auction business.
Parties who have real estate or household
goods for sale will find it TO their interest to
give this firm call. Office, 1902 J street,
above Tenth
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AMERICAN LAUNDRY

OFFICE, SAWTELLE'S BOOK STORE 7OS
" and 40 J street. Gentlemen's, Hotel and
Restaurant washing done in good style. Blank
cts and Lace Curtains a specially ie21p3m
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The Home School for Young Ladies,
1875 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, Cal.

ORGANIZED IN 1872 BY THE LATE MISS
" H. N Field. The Fourteenth Year will
begin on WEDNESDAY,, JULY goth.
Address MISS /. TRACY, Principal
jee-2mlpTuThS
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r. Il MI . " q T..
FOURTH OF JULY REGATTA
M O TT O HI!

ON THE AFTERNOON OF THE FOURTH OF
" July. at o clock sharp it is proposed to
have Grand and Interesting REGATTA on
the Sacramento river in front of the city, to con-
sist of
First-A Whitehall Race double seull,
second-A Skin Race double scull, two
oarsmenl,
Third-A Tub Race,
For Liberal Cash Prizes awarded by the General
Fourth of July Committee, to wit:
Whitehall Race-First bost, s55 second boat,
SO; third boat, s..
third boat s..
third tub. 8 80.
ENTRIES FREE TO ALL.
full list of competitors is desired and ex-
pected. All oarsmen and bOatmen who wish to
enter are requested to call at once at No. I'LL
Front street next to Capital Packing Coz, and
register for entry.
Start at upper stake boat, 100 feet south of
bridge, and turn lower stake boat, at foot of Z
street, toward the west, and finish by returning
and passing under the bridge. Each race will
thereby double the course, excepting the tub
race, a single course, terminating at foot of l.
street.
A Full Brass Band will be in attendance.
Entries will close at P. NJ, July Sd.
st- Boatmen will please enter Immediately
BY order Regatta Committee.
je274tSTuThS THOS. DWYER, Chairman.
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JERSEYS DOWN.

Garibald Jerseys, in fine quality of mohar plated
fronts and backs and with belts, s. IS. Former
price, 81 So
scaIoped Cashmere Jerseys, with silk braid So 50.
Former price, S..
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MARRIED.

For gents fine underwear, visit the Red
House
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GENTS, if you want to see good value in
neckwear, visit the Red House.
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BUTTERIcK PATTERN AGENCY removed to
s. Lipman & Co S, Fifth and J streets. Mrs.
C. H. Stevens, agent.
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WATCH PREsENTATIoN.-F G. Rice, who
for some time past has held the position of
Assistant Division Superintendent of the
Central Pacific Railroad at Sacramento,
has received orders from headquarters to
go to Carlin, where he has been given an
other position. He leaves for that place
on the East-boun train this evening. Dur
ing his stay here he made many friends,
and they wishing to present him with a
token of their regard and esteem, and a
pledge of their friendship, at the office of
w. P. Coleman last night presented
him with a heavy hunting case
Howard gold watch. with mas
sive gold chain, to which was at
tached beautiful engraved keystone, the
insignia of Royal Arch Mason. Over
forty of his friends had assembled when
Mr.. Rice was brought in by Supervisor
Steinman. The presentation speech was
made by Joseph Steffens, which was
delivered in excellent style. At the close
of his remarks Mr.. Steffens handed Mr.
Rice the watch, also purse containing 800
in gold coin. The recipient was completely
taken by surprise, and was so overcome
that he could only say Thank you"
Locking around he espied Judge Henry,
whom he called upon to respond for him,
which the Judge did in his usual happy
style. Later in the evening Mr.. Rice was
serenaded by the First Artillery Band.
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GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEl

Sg STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS =Ea
Free Bus to and from the Cars.
ie6-tf W. q. BOWERS, Proprietor.
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ARREsrs-The following arrests were
made yesterday: Armando Cardosa, by
officer Rider for battery Louis Cava-
naugh, by officer Frazee, for being COM
mon drunkard II. Miller and ]. Cousins,
by officers Sullivan and Cotfey, for disturb
ing the peace; L. Shane, by officer Kent,
for disturbing the peace.
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OFFICERS ELECTED United Friends
of the Pacific formerly the Independent
Order of Chosen Friends) elected the fol-
lowing officers last evening Chief Coun-
cilor, r. F. Rooney; Vice Councillor, L. A.
Rooney Prelate, Mrs. II. S. Measure;
Secretary Mrs. E. Evans; Financier, CIV.
Baker; Treasurer, A. Younger; Trustees,
Dennis Hickey Joseph Bories ard Samuel
Wild; Medical Examiners, Drs. Lame and
Parkinson
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-12

Mana Der Situation, ba MGes auf bic
Saltung BET &abicalen bel ben Na9z
nablen antommt. Ct bate cine laage
unterreouns nit BEN prdlibenten
@rebp.
Die fraus5liidsn @epublitaner
f6eiuen : topfldeu gema6t our6 bet
Musfal Der Wablen-, i'm Seerife 5u
ieiu, cine sroBe Sborbeit gu begeben.
IS beiBt, oaB 6loquet in ben prdiben=
ten gtbruuseu lei, DAB oieier Elm Secret
our Nustreibuug Ger Jamilie Orleans
aus 6ranfrei6 e%rlaiien unb oaB er fer
ner be proieftirie 9eiratb oe5 prin5en
Waloemar ppu SGnematf nit elmer
So6ter bes 9eraoss bnn @bartres per=
binoern i0le. Gloquet bdlt es fir bic
Yfliht Der Gepublit, ieoe @erb'nbung
BON @lieoern ether fran56fi6en Tegens
ienfamllle nit einem anoeren europdiz
i9en Serri6erbauie mad W0al'6feit
gu bintertreiben. ba I'M anberen Sale
Die monar6iitii6en 8%eitrebungen in
Sranfrei6 itets neue Nabrung erbielten.
Sie&epublifaner legen Der ropaliltiihen
8emeJung bisrour1 ieoo6 mebr 8eoeu=
tung bel, dig tie perbient, unb niiben
ben @esnern oaourd mebr, als fte ii.
men 1ha0en.
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&ser 1T ssran @iusfptu 2

Da Dieie Grase oft seftent pirb, rollea
mir einfad iasen, baB fe cine Dome III,
bic es fid felt 80 Subren CUR Nufsabe mad.
te. Grauenfranfbeiten, bauptiddlih aber
Sinberfranfbeiten 3u ftubiren. Gle bat
bic Sonlfituticn unb bic BebirfniGe bieier
5ahlreiden Sluffeu beiunbers seprift unb
ale 8eiultat praftiider 2enntnife unb
@rfahruns, pelde fe i'm 2aufe zines Mens
fdenalters ale 2runfenpfleserin unb Nr3t
Sefummelt, bat iie ben Gcptbing Snrup
ale beiDnberes Wittel fir 3abnenbe Sinber
5uiammen8eieet. Dieie Mebi,in bat cine
masii4e @irfuns - fe sibt @ube unb
@%eiunbbeit unb erbdlt cffenen 2eib. Sn
5olse bieier Webisin 1T Brau @inslcw
meltberihu,t gemorben ale Wpbltbaterin
Der 9inber. limb bic ainber merben 8rcB
unb banten ibr bafar. Nu9 in bieier Stabt
bat ie bic ainber au Danf perplidtet.
@roBe Quantitdten bes Scptbiag Sprnp
werben bier tdSlid perfauftunb perbraudt.
Wir Slauben, Mrs. Winslpw bat f&4
burd bieien Nrtifel unfertlia gema&t
unb mir fnb aberaeust, ba6 bur@ beniel.
ben Eauienbe 0 ainberu serettet wurben
unb baB Milicnen benIelben nod NIT
@rfcls gebrauden merben. Seine Mutter
bat ibre Ynidt setban, tpenn fe nidt
Mrs. WinslOw's Sootbiue Sprup ans
waubte. Veriudt es Gue Gables ViRtDr
yten Oorf. 3u p~erfaufen bei allen
OrusSiten. -25 Gents bic 0lal&e.
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;. Su MuIiferfreiIeu erreot cine 1,

- Sn MuIifertreilen erregt cine 100
Sabre alte Neubeit ein freubiges Muf.
feben. @s 1T cine bon Griebri6 benz
@rpbeu fomponitte Suberture. bic iebt
bonn beuti9en &ronprin3en wieoer aug
g~egraben 1T. Das Mulifforps bes @.
fdieiiI6en @renabier : &eaiments SEQ.
II. bsllcn @bef Der &ronprin5 1T, ge.
niebt bic Wergiinitigung, ieoes Sabr
einmal nad Berlin fommen gu biirfel ,
UNI fib bort b6ren gu lalien. M!s bic
Rapele int Suli 5. S. i'm Musfteaunss
part fp;elte, beiudte tie zines Cages bet
2ronprin3. Nls er ii6 nit Dem 9iris
genten unterbielt, bat oieier UNI Die grz
l%aubniB, Der @rbprinaeilin DO Meinin=
geu gu beren @eburtstag an "a. Suli
elm Stdnoden bringen gu birfen. Ser
GronDrin5 gemdbrte bic @rlaubnib niGt
nur bereitmiaigit, ionoern ftellte aud
bas Pregramm gu benz Stdnb1en oui
unb in bemlelben Bic bon ben MuIi:
tern ldnsit perseHene Ouperture 6rieb,
ri6's beg @roBen. Ole Suoerture se.
laugte - in ibrer alten EXPERIMENTATION
pteoer gum Yortray uno sefiel 10 iebr,
oab iu6 Der fribere &apeameiter bes
10. &egiments, 9er5og, oarau ma9te.
fie fiir bic ieBige EXPERIMENTATION elm.
3uri1ten. Ser Werianb bes alter
Werfes i'm neuen @epan5e bat DO,
5D / Wo9en begonnen.
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3ntm Socialiften 5 gom8ref tn Gin.
ciuuaff.

Sn einem Der befannten goncertlo=
tale .iber'm Rbein" au Cincinnati taat
felt Montag Der biesldbrige gonareb
Der vSoeialifif1en Mrbeiter > Yorieia.
Die big ieBt borliegenben Mitt6eiluns
gen iiber benielben iinb febr fpdrlid
atsgefanen, IaHen aber nidt berfen.
men. baB fir bic gultur Der iocialifi.
fden propaganba Der Booen Der Ser.
Staoten nod imnlel elm febr uubant.
barer iein muB.
Der gincinnatier gongreB 1T ffpds
der beI6idt. als bic rneiifan ieiner Dors
gdnger Dare1, troB6em laut bes Bes
ri6tes Der partisgreeutibe, = Der 5id
iibrigens mebr nit Der iociaIifiiden
p~ropaganba i'm Nuslanbe als NIT bers
ienigen i'm Jnlnnbe befabt-, felt benz
lebten gonsreb, Dor 81 Monaien, Die
pattei in Mmerita ibre Seciionen pers
boppelt unb lire MitsIiebf6aft perbrei.
fadt bat.1 N6tunboreibig Sectionen
Der partei in ebenfo bielen Stdbten bes
2anoes linb auf benz gomgreB burd 80
Delegaten berteeten, oarunter Der We-
Ten nit ie elmer Section in Detroit,
9aDenport, Miluautec, ct. paul,
ct. 2ouis unb Chicago. Ser 3felt Der
bertreteuen Geetioneu pertbeiIt fid fat
ausi6IieBI;9 auf bic Off unb Die Neu=
gusIanbifaateu. Die prefe Der par-
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Proclamation.
g p%eSia1sW a bl.

Oa cine 8acanS i'm @tabtratb beitebt,
bic bur1 bas Nbleben beg Nloerman
Martin Miin6 npu Der 4. Warb unb
bic &elignation Der Mlcerman M. s.
Gorbett BON Der l. Walb Der Staot ber=
borqerufen purbe. uno ba oieie GacanS
mebr als neun Monate bor elmer Wabl
eingetreten 1T unb Section 81 bes @itp
Charter anorbnet, bab Der Mapor in
foldem Sale cine Mahl our Tllurs
Der 8acan3 anorbnen ioa,
81 f6reibe i6. 8rpan Gaaa9bar,
MaDor Der Staot San Mntonio. ger1dB
ber mir bur1 ben @barter uno Die Orr
b%inanSen Der Stabt berliebenen Ma9t,
etne Wabl fir Die /. unb 4. Warb Der
etabt aus, bic am
g pnnabenb be 81. Sftober,
bebufs @rmdblung atpeier Nlbermeu, UNI
befagte Bacan5 gu fi0en, abgebalten
tDerben fol.
Ser @timmfaaen tpirb fir Bic erife
@arb i'm Yolisei=D %auptquartier 9e6ffs
net fein, 9orfBenber %. 9. Smith.
limb fir bic pierte Marot In SO. 207,
MldmoifraBe, nabe 8iIitaifraBe, @cr>
1ibenber u. DreiB IT,,
9ie @ablenioaen abgebalten unb bic
8eri6te gemadt tperben, in ueberein=
ftimmung NIT Der Orbinan5, wel9t
Wablen regulirt.
Sur 8efrdftiaung unteraeiAne i9 nit
meiner Wamensunterf6rift uni
~lafe bds Stabtfiegel bin3ufiigen.
am beutigen 26. September 1885.
8rDan @allagban, Mabor,
3eugniB: s. g. Glaubon, @itp @lerf.
29,9t
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tel 1T bur6 bas III ensliider 9pra6e
erf6einenbe @eutraloraau She Sociaz
lit", burd bic rNeD Yorfer 8olfs3eie
tung" uno oas PHILADELPHIA Gage.
blatt" reptdleutirt; berloren bat 6ie
partei felt Dem lebten GonsreB brei Sos
falbldtter gu Stem Saben, @am Gran=
cisco unb Gbieago. Mit elmer ODER
spei Iasnabmen finb ale DeIeaaten gu
benz @ongreB Deuti6e, CANA i'm gins
tlang nit Der Statla6e, baB Die Iocia>
liftif6e 8ewesuug i'll Den Ser. 5taaten
bisber pormie5enb. tpern nidt fait aus
f1lieBlI6, bon 9eutihen getragen
tpuroe. Sn bieiem lebtersn umitano
pirb au6 Der 6emml6ub fir cine frdf=
tigere @ntmideluus oss Soeialismus in
ben Ser. Staten gefu6t, pel6sn bic
partet man balbiglt beieitigt gu ieben
boft, feitbem Der Socialis mus in @ugz
lamb einge5ogeH lei, bort CUTE SORT
f6ritte made uno bic Nuglo=M merifaz
ner fur bic englii6e PflanSe empFdng=
li9er fein biirften, als ie fir Die oeut.
f9e pfan5e iinb. Das urege 2eben" in
ben menigen eriltirenben anglo : ameti=
fanii6en @eetionen miro ebenfals als
Elm giiniiges Omen oafir betra6tet,
bob bic un5ugdng!i9feit Der aulerifani=
f9en Nrbeiter englii9er 3unge fir ben
@ocialismus i'm 8erf9minben begriffen
lei. DieIe Mnnahmen biinfen uns
ebenfo optimiitii9 mie bic 56luBfolges
rung, baB man balo Dor Der 9batia9e
fteben werbe, nbaB aus Ser miBa6teten,
muir bon Seutf9en bertreteneu Beme=
gung cine aagemeine amerifanif9e
Voifsbenegung getporben iif."
Set benz porlebten @ongreB, nod
Det9em fi6 bic ertremen @lemente Der
partei BON ben gemdBisten losiasten
unb bic 8ereinigung, bic erft auf BEN
9etuarfer @onsreB (1878) mieber gu
Stanbe gefommen mar, listen, lit bic
gemdBiste rSoeialiffii9e 9lrbeiter= Yarz
tel" elm gutes Stid Wess gegansen,
um ibre Propaganba ben 6fonomilden
8erbdltnifen bes 2anbes an3upaHen.
Sic pirb in bieier 9inlidt meitere
grpBe S9ritte tbun miHen, ebe bte
Mahe Der Mrbeiter bes 2anbes fir ben
@oeialismus empfdngli9 fem tpirb.
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SdmprrbpiSem Seilmittel.

Sdmorrboiben baben sep0bnlid borber-
sebenbe Sdmeraen i'm Riiden, 2enben nnb benz
nnterleibe. 70 bab Der Tatient sIaubt feline Die.
rem, Ooer bic na6ien Orsane feien in einem
BON 1lnoerDaaiidtsit s%essaDartis, ale Sid
hung. n%nbebasli9teit 6es Masens etc. Eine
SUDDEN SsrOorrufenS, aa9osm man iDarm
s S'ts' ~ u sis 9ssssSs sam ssa1s,iss; S ,ssassa
samOrrboiOen peiimittsI, ipeldes oireft auf Sic
franfbaften eteaen e%iupirft, Die gumor ab.
Iorbirt, oas beftise SUDDEN be1eitist unS cine
@reis 80 gents. Mbbrelfre: 96e Or. 8oionfo
Mebicine 60, Wiaua, Ohio.
8erfauft bel s. Ralteber & Con.
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sine Oroiuana.

mel9e bic pfi9ten bes .Boarb Of &es
bifion anb appeal" erldutert.
Sci es berorbnet bur9 ben Stabtratb
Der Staot San Mntonio:
Section 1: DaB Der Mapor unb 4
Mitglieber bes Stabtratbs li1 als
8oarb of appeal anb &epifion Dor Der
8o0enbung Der Nbf6dbunssliiten bes
MKeHors perfammeln unb minbeFtens 5
Sage lang in Sibung perbleiben io[len,
um bic 2ilten gu rebioiren, gu corrigis
rem, gleid3uma6en un9 an3unebmem.
Die 8ebDrbe ion bic 8ollma9t baben,
periomen nit 9ofumenten bor fi1 er.
f6einen gu lanen unb @rffere ein3u=
i1w0ren, bamit fie ben Mertb hires giz
gentbums atseben f6nnen. 6inben fe
banr, baB bas betrefenbe gigentbum
gu bod absei9dbt lit, 10 foa lie es auf
ben tpitfliden Wetth berabfeben, uub
ebeuio gu niebrise @bi9dBunSen erb0=
ben.
Section 2. Sn allen Gd0en, in bsner
es bic 8eb6rbe fir pffi6t bdlt, bic @i=
gentbums Nbi9dbung elmer perfon gu
erh6ben, iou lie ben @itp @lerf beran=
la1en, bic betrefenoe perion fdriftli9
Don Der Mbfi6t Der Seb0rbe in SenntniB
gu feben.
Settion 3. IS ioI bic pHi6t ber Be-
b6rbe iein. benz publifum burb ben
Gitp @lerf mit3utbeilen, mann ibre 81.
bungen beginner tperben, inbem berz
ielbe cine NnSeise in irgenb elmer 3eiz
tung 10 Sage lang publisirt.
Seftion 4. so biel bon Seftion 8,
3apitel 50 Der rebibirten Statuten, als
hermit ni6t iibereinitimmt, LIT aufees
boben.
Mngenommett am 5. Oftober 1885.
Brpan Gallagban, Mapor.
3eugniB: 6. g. @laubon, @itp @lerf.
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Mngebote fir bic 0~erfeaung bon
StraBen nit &ies=O berlase unb SeIfor6
@runblage, fomie nit @runblage BON
gebro6enen. Steinen tperoen big gum
"a. Sftober ~ ubr Mittags auf Der
MtaDor's Office entgegengenommen.
8ute unb geniigenbe 8iirg51aft miro
Derlangt unb Die Summe bon 5000 fir
etpaige M1terfiinuns bes Gontraftea
muB nit iebem 4nsebot benin @itp @!erl
regiffrirt tperben.
Das &e6t. ein5elne D6er ole Nnge:
bote gu bertperfen, mirb borbebalten
Weitere Musfunft, nit plan unb Spe'
cificationen fam auf Der Office bes Sn:
geuieurs erlangt tperben.
8rDan @alIagban, Mapor.
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mn f1nhe 5ih in 6au Mntpr

= Wo fdnbe ii6 in San Nmtonio
mobl elm Blab, an Dem man Die Stuns
ben bes Na9mittags ober M6enbs i'm
@pdtberbt ober @inter in elmer @auz
men unb Magen erquidenben Weife
beIer perbrinsen fonnte, als in Dem eles
ganten Muiterns@ alon bon 6arnib
unb 8aer. @enn man BEN Befu@ BET
begonnenen Salon als Elm 3ei6en Der
madlenben 8eliebtbeit bieies 2ofals be-
tra9ten barf, 10 fheint Der Grfolg fir
ale 3eiten geii6ert. .9ie peri9iebene
3ubereitung Der poblf6medenben
51aaltbiere BEL Sarnifd & 8aer ffebt
auf Der S6be Der 8Oatommenbeit.
5auberfeit uno portrefHi6e Beoienung
linb uniibertrofen. 8or5igli9er &afee
unb Gboeolabe unb feines 8aduerf gu
ieber S~agesSeit. 8,lO.tlWt
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Bis Sienifas ben 81. Oftober 8or,
mit!ass 10 ubr tperbeu bon ben Nr9is
tetien Wabrenberger & 8edmann, 258
Wetz@ommercez Stra6e, per1iegelte Mts
erbletn11aen entgegengenommen tper6et
FUR bic Grri6tung uno N%ouenoung bes
eountps unb @itD. 9Ospitals nod ben
entiporfenen pldnen unb Specification
men Die Mnsebote netben bonn llns
ter3elDneten am genannten Sage Mitz
tags 5tpolf ubr ge6fnet merben.
Sie Staot bebdlt ii9 bas &e9t Dor,
irgeno eins Der Mngebote, pber aud ale
gu pertperfen. Wegen tpeiterer Snfor.
nation tpenbe man lid an bic Mr9i:
teften.
Bryan GaIlaebar, Mapor.
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