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New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
SURPRISING DEALERS IN POLICY.

ALLENTowN, Penn, March lSlSpeciaN.- Mayor
Sinner has informed number of persons engaged in
policy playing and gambling that they must desist and
IL caught again will DO rgidly prosecuted.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
Mr Lghbourn preached fOr several weeks In enc eary

Mr. Lghbourn preached for several weeks in the early
part OF the winter ut the Madison Avenue
Congregational Church, having been referred to the
trustees by the Rev. DIR. Burcbard. After DR..
Ranney and his friends secured the church
Mr.. Lghtbourn's services discontinued,
but number OF his friends have Joined with DR. New
mans supporters in the effort to establish non-sec-
tartan church society. Mr. LghtbOum breaches 20 this
organization every Sunday at GibbOn and Beachs Hall
In Fifty-ninthst. near Fifth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19

Atone Grand Leap, HALE's HONEY or HoRkHouND AND
has reached the pinnacle fame remedy for coughs
colds and all puSmonary ailments.
IIke's Ioothacho Drops cure IN minute.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
Hafal VauAaUna

4lstst and Broadway the American plan; superior
Accommodations permanent and transient parties private
bath and toilet connected with every apartment
LOUIS L. TODD, Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
1oolitlral NoIiees.
Republican Primary Election

The Republican voters enrolled I'm the several Assembly
Districts will the places hereinafter named on ue
a March an lsa5 the purpose elecng delegates 70
tho County Committee members Of District Comtees anu
Enrolling officers Representation IN the county Soun''oe
.HnIInrr
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19

,ovs-st W." such is tae result OF universal eS1 sts
Eor sightpence a day you can be taasht eisn' Su'''
ad,,n Record.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

variations In this city o tsnts
time
midaght
broken dotted
indicated
matt pharmacy. SIS Broadusy.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-19
SUSkN WARNER

NEwBURG, n. Y, March 18.-Susan Warner,
the novelist died at Highland Falls yesterday Of paraly
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1885-01-31
DELINQUENT TAX LIST,
1888 and 1884.
NOTICE OF SALE.
TREASURER'S OFFICE,
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY,
MONTANA TERRITORY.

Notice is hereby given, that under and by virtue
of the provisions of Article /, Chapter So, Fifth
Division of Revised Statutes of Montana, l will
offer for sale by public auction to the highest bidder
for cash at the Court House at Billings, Yellowstone
County, the 23rd day of February 1885, between the
hours of o'clock in the forenoon, and o'clock in
the afternoon of said day and from day to day there
after, the property fully described in the
following list with the appurtenances thereunto be-
longing sufficient thereof to cover the taxes pen.
atty and costs due thereon Said sale s for taxes due
for the years 1883 and 1884 Gas respectively speced
and the same unpaid.
The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1885-01-31

Nlhfng elM|
H best sell-|
sfs sncceeu
.erms, Free.1
"a, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30
Summons.

In the County CsoYt Of thS County ef
A0hsvs, Tsrntsfy Of Arisuaa,
Emma Gard plsinti6. ". William 4.
Gard, defendant. SuwDops.
Aoticn bsouaht il ths County Court cf
Nnhsvs County. AsiSona Territory.
Tbs TesIltoSy Of Ar50aa sends greeting
10 William A. Gard. dsfspds,ns.
You are hereby summonsd and required
20 appear in an setioa bsonghs aesinsi you
By tbs abovs named plaintiff in the Ccunty
Court u Aohave County. ATis0oa Tern
tory. and answer the complaint hlsa
With the Clark Of this CouyS, at Min.
ssal Park, In said soantv 10 epy Of
which complaint accompanies this sam-
moas) within twenty days tsxciusivs Of
the day u scrvioej after tbs service upon
you OF this summons. II served In this
county: but II served out Of the oounty.
ard within this district, then within thirty
days; in all other cases, forty days. And
you are hereby notified that II ron fail 10
appear and answer the complaint ss aboye
required. the plaintiff viii take defsnls
against Won and spply 20 the Coort for the
relief dessand~d IN the complaint herein.
and costs and disburssreuts Ia this behalf
expended.
Given under my hsad and the seal
HUA of the said County Court Of Mo-
~ have County, Arizons Territory, At
Mineral Park. this 18th day Of
Aucrsi, 1856.
. II. DucxssArs.
County Clerk.
J. w.SxErmssox, At.'y for Plaintiff.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30
TIE overland yassahly.

The leading article fol September will b
By Prof. Josiah Royce, Of Hsrvxrd, late o!
California, spoa The Sssr~mssto Sqnssass
Riot of IeS0" Flora Hairss Apponyi viii
fursish personal sksssh Of ths Ists Helen
Hunt Jackson. and Ina d. Cooibrth will
oontrSbafs posn- These, with editorial
sstsa,afs- ara NJ. Joss1is literary
vork. Win nvs this namber great ssIus ~
msmoriAi Of the author Of "Rs.. 0us. '
rnsrs will BE- An article ssva Hon. 0. =.
Coz, Ministss TO Tayksy. ou ''rhs Thirty.
Fifth and Thirty Sixth Cong.e~zs-" Dr.
Henry DsGroot viii fsrn,sh graphic nc
e.>nt Of tbs ancient "sfiring Camp VI you
Bes~ C,p'. Wight. Of ths Confcdsrnts
Aruy. suS late lecturer Of the CSiIfornia
Sssts Or sss, will ds~rIbs ''H,s chs
BIoskAds vas Ren." 1hs NEST important
stories viii b.: ~ Plea before Jsdgs
Lynch, = written By vsli-kBown psonss-,
and .sThs Doctor Of Lsidssdora Street." a
brilliant and exciting story Of San frss.
sisoo. Thsss are only fsx Of the attract
i've asd vsiaabis articles to appear In the
sepssabss nsnbsr.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30
lIlsSIsas GssSSIs6s wSsks.
,Z1t9ayEu

Dss3 ~ ~ avs
bssa sbissiy ssias - by vkisA ~ ssasss
e'Ans q tifldqgis w n ~, ~ sssrss,, NJ,
~ 6. bS9sk, 3Bo Siir ~ ~ sd1lttl
shsas. AitAosaA thsy WI ~ mn h ~ b.
ssssss " tbs Pssblo s~sisiag ~ RsARlne
Coapssy. .UoAss ~ ~ osdss Of tsit0s
he nissss - 1f6noss eosssy - ~ -
tsr Ssisss feS 40 ore thaA ss1 tse0sss =
The 80 saaaaosaAst sxvsse - ~ ~
nns fos ore dsiiysssA d Kisg.as - tAsy
vvsiA % fssbis, lss ~ fssishs. Or vii
- pAid fes - sooa ~ sAaDtsa, - ~
minor viii avoid shs ssssi 6sss vssks -
lay h asttias Sssssns. u b Rssssaily N.
dsr-tood thss ovssturss for ~ pssshass II
thsas vesks havs bssa aaAs 70 Ar. Chss-
bsriais Tor sess tiss past. bas 10 eeiy
soosisAsd 10 eel vhsn hs fssna that " ~
ID not, sppssisiss vOsks wosid b bsils.
To Mr. Cnsmbssiain 10 dns ths sssdss u
srsssiag thsss WORKS. md shsosgh has -
ssgy anA foresight ~ nissrs Of this sssn.
y bavs bsss snsbisd v ell Thousands of
dollars vsrth u oss whish ssAsrviss vvsad
nsvss hsvs foead . nsSkst- Ths nissn|
ews moro - As. Chaobssi W shas thsy
ars aware, end u thsy viii saiy esstsase
shs present sssts Of he oss sasAst b shis
soanay With what u was vtsn ~ Asst sAas
hsss shsy exaaos fail 70 80 II. We vish
Mr.. Dssnis and kis popsisS ssaistast, As.
sssh sssssss h thsis nSv sss-
tsrs. md - ~ sss sins ~ hops tAss ~
shaaGs win sos sssglt IN Mr.. Chsntssiais's
leaving shs county. We have nssd for ~
Duoh ne0.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30
|!i1I|1

Beyond question the chsspss,t and rpcs
sGeativs nsohiss Of the kind nov in ass
sdAYtSd 70 al grades and eIsasa VI ore.
This machine has been thonSuehly tsssS<
tar the past to- years under great ysrist,
II sndittoos giving most extiAordinay ~
.sits. f.y m advance Of anything ever b.
fore ~ jixed.
4 resent competitive tee. m,,as with u.
frue ~ the Carlisle poins In Nsv Msxios
sAovea an advantages Of 30 psf o<nt In favor
VI ths Duncan. The amount iavsd over sbs
frus being sntfscienf TO pay fhs entire ecs,
os The machines nearly svsry month In u.
ysxs.
rhs following 10 an snsmeystion Of u,
MANY advantages over sil othsr machisss:
FfssT-lts Gust 10 NOT moro than half that
4 any othsr of equal oap'city, and th.
ssight In nssriy 200 pounds Isa, shns
greatly reducing the cost ~ trsnspoYtstioe
BEeosp-The expense % setting co n
winning order 10 not more tiian one third
that OF the Frae, or any othsT bali machins
much less grading and timber work bsins
neceSsary.
THan- The eryxndiiurs fer repair IL not
moro than Onr sftb thst OF SKY Dsis ms.
ohIae, and they will lasi folly three tirees
~ long. workiEg rB.iSr t.ie Eln.s eynIit ions.
PornfE-Sot niors thaEl oEe-i.a.. .h4
spsoS "a rsqaircd-a p,ir, ssit graat impor,
sanoe who're consia.rahtsr rurabNr re- nasA.
FfvrE-So sp~ciai skIii ard very httIs
csrs ~ necessary to Otarstejs.
bIxIa-No more water IL ieo q i.ci than 10
fuFn.shsd by the b,ggsriaa.
stFkyTa-lt sages all tie aTnlsi1ann, gold
o, silver that escapes be b bt..eriez. PANS OF
settierS~aa iayaiuAb.3 fsatars. .ni claim
ed by no cgher, nfsieiRg shis tlachias wossh
more t.ssn i custs for thtz parpss aiose.
EfonTH- 4 farch o0e Eatr grads u ora oan
10 bsadi9d sscoesgfniiy iks.n by eny o.scr
nae.ins-~s sEest s6vsntaas IN naany Ia.
stances phs.s inc crush5n2 is not rs<issssry
10 eliminate tbs iainsEsI.
srSIH--it bns iib suliii sfid GeIicsts tse.
ekanlsiu. requiring nice I'd iattn nlent and the
ci0sest s.terition--an IlgIaErab!e obisction
10 all bsls ard otter fptHsof nashinea. Ia.
king thoIB unltt Tor the r1ilgh Esryirs of
anxTtz mill. -.
TEsTa-t}seat sifariicity Of canst r1cti,n
and srasll nlsabcg Of wearing parts. The
whole fnsctias IL oomprhled in seventeen
iscss. o.ls three OF which are Snbiec, 20
any speeid vfar, aud these csn 10 raplaced
q. a r.ltEninsi coat. TIE Prra has Ii3 piooss
and sone sircilar machines many more ras.
king complication Of parts shat iayoivss
eorsiEst repair gadPrent expense III tLis
way. as wei. rs ia iosS Of time.
We pre awATethst Tho iasost fveepiag a.d
prstentiors cisiras are frsda for Bearly
cverY o o,ncOsfra.pr in thu market. bot IL b
~si!-knovn ftet that tie results Of their
operation have not in ally instance made
good these claims. Tn advantages horp st.
forth for ise Duncan, as Soll as the state
nen's rsads, -e are proTared 30 snbstanti.
ate by aciarl working nsniis.
Price. f3So. Weight !. .about I75OIb
seaif,- rrti,'t pii 4, f-,1 T,sS
RANKIN, BRsYTON d co,
saA fr.ncisco, Cal.
t2-2sn
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30
A CAHD.

report 10 going toe rounds Of ths eo1n-
ty that wrote ~ the dssexa.ion from this
oounsy while sonvsasd It PRESCOTT last jan
u.sy, ths. the fccs of county oniGsrs were
TOO high and should Be cot down. ! am
ssstsin that never wrots anything Of the
kind. and never even talked about cutting
Sos fees. II tbsse !. any Istssr Of this
kind Recommending the cutting down ef
fsss. lot II be pubiished 81 let II b shown.
wosld Lis 10 ses it.
90 wx. z. H1ssS
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30
NEW ADvEaTisE1a ENTs

I've Rsse asA nsw Ussss Ress.
Lsdiss Who ssad 20 ssass tasA ssass ~
postaes on rosss) for sas triai sabsssiptioa
for six psuths 70 'sTHs Housaxssesn !"
Ainnsapoiia- Minn., before sspssabss Ii
tsss, viii rsesivs - . pssmism tvo asv
snd bssatifui rss sossA ssitabls for hesss
o. oat door euissrs. Thsss sboiss sosss ass
ths '.AsdSm Sshwsrts," and "Pssis - yss.
din" and sEs so,d By Flssists u - esats
sssh. Ths plants sss streag aad afs mali.
cd In nsst wooden boa, sars 70 rsash d.
tinati o IN ead order. .Tnr HoUssxsss-
M" b ssvsa years Cd. has s).o00 sirsuIa-
tiun, and h indispsnsAbss 20 ladies who have
sesn copy. In ease the idy who sub
ssibs u the hst from bsr po-to6Rss, shs
will receive Fms HousxHERsxs" oss ysar.
ssnd for sp.cinnsn sopiss aud fan psstisu-
lars.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30
LscaI Brsviiss.

4 ysssA, juss issnshinG est |. tsads,
Unss vsstby sassshant sasd:
Pray tsll ms, ID, vhss yoa profess
To sull ths 80 ~ ef ssssssr
n nabs6's syss vish vesasuss sbcas,
- is5sy11p1 = ssspsss tsas;
'sThe ssssss dmVls b. thiak,
Ten And Il, "a. b Printss's Ink"
-YshAs Printer
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30

Oss sssssnsd towssaan asd postnastss.
y. y. ksiAss. ~ . sHail sasd b this iasus
In vhisA - calls attsstIon 70 sasssrsas
nasssss - istsrsss 10 ~ esnsraI pablis.
Hr. EYidss dssisss " 10 sAass Tor ths bsss-
- Il ths iadiss that - has abost . thos-
AaA ed ems thiass far thsir sss ssd
slsnmsas thss b. doss NOT svsa hasw ths
nans II, bss which b h viliiaG "a shsw n
ail Vie vish 70 - thss wAssasr thsy par
chase or not.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30

.x${{B' J: ]: i;
vAssh vhsa sssssmnstsa yin naas Ms.
EvinG ~ se,s ownss u ~ niDs. H n.
tsaAs V ssssms spssstSsas very shossiy.
e FL =. sis:s;.s.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30

ThSrs are csrtain parties IN ssSA ""
sss uakiae basin q Of -sssiing oh'eksns'
sad Via sss now being ssossiy wssshed-
Oas a thsss parties 4 fsw nsrnines aeo.
alss speeding . sosA dsi Of time and
yssssnss n tr.ilias good fss pallet With
vAs 4 into certain oot-hSuss, nsbbsd u
- bsvaghs IL out soassslsd In horse
bssstss, and dspontsd II in the cornsr Of q
.ssrssis shop antii hs shooh Be- ready to
nm t. In tbs mssatims smother party who
"A besa watching tbs whole procesding
anScsnsd ths owner Of the pallet. and he
SasastIy went and topk p'sssssion Of y. and
vSea Ns. Chisksn Thief vent sftsr II, he
sor.nA No ohisksu. We won't give the
yssnq mas sway this time, bot 10 sdviss
hin bsfors be stsals any more chickens 70
- % eli the % seks In the fences around
- sssus ef his operasioas. We viil also
l.form him chat che n eat time b. Is saagh'
ssvrovsissisg othsr peoples sdisksns'
shsrvs of pstsy issssny viii bs ssossns
.~siass hss, 50 vhiis ssm'nstisa m jsii,
snS pisyisg shesksss vish ~ na'ss. - v'il
vssh u - sossks ~ sAishss aaas "a
SaslA - dbSo4
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30

IL. Latby b sbsss ~ t~hs trip 70
0ssd B.sia tesSsnips sons nsuiag psopsS.
% Svped by JuAes Rhss slss.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30

sssve u nkis has shaksn the dust u
Tsmhsesns fssn hs fsss, and % nov -
CsyiisIe. Gsuns ecsnsy. Nsv Ms1iso.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30

NJ. n. SsSss, vifs and shsid, and Misa
BvisG. ere ssoppins ss TIE Palace Hotsl.
Tss tvs i.diss are sistsfa Of Msssrs. Hsary
nnl W.. EwinR.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30

Nr. C..sss came IN on Monday with load
ofmsloas and Sodsss from kis ranih en-
ths assdy. He was unfortunste encush 10
ess sushs In the storm. and was Ave days
making the syip
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30

In ~ Cansv Cosst % Malay last. the
1ssnssssr 10 ths e<ss ef Wells ~. Wels-
was ovssruisd, sad shs dsfendans aranssd
Ten dsys IN which 70 answer.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30

4 = Css tssfa ess NJ iasssssts b
kisgnas saA eoas 70 etGna1 70 sDsu . -
49, 81 B asaipg house.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30

n sass ss tsxstion in Graham esunty
- 49, nxsd ~ g % ths eioo.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30

Wn. n. Lsks has bought ths Stxndbv
ninine slsizn asas Cssbst from Nsa ,. W.
Hyde ard !. csaksy, mnd has already PCT
TOO OF thres men ss vosk on IL. We hear
that 10 has six in~hss Of good LEAD ere In
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30

Chief Justiee Howard will open Cour. on
Asnday Ssptsmbsr 7th at ~. Johns, Apso6s
county. Tbsrs ass sesen rinini essss
aad tvsu.y.fsus eivil aasss on the cslsndas
- lsiAi. bus ~ ysdes 10 apt 70 make
shoft wssk Of tksu.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30

Mss. Rans Gard has bsosghs nit h ths
County csars u procure divorce from
wm. A Gard. >. ". stspAsnsss Ksq b
hss sttonsy. By The vsy, Dso- Stsvi,sn-
sss sssas 10 hare mosopoiy Of The di.
vssos budnesS.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30

shssia Stssa. Mfs. Desahsrty asa shiid
snl Nssss. Zinasr, Fuller and Clask'
esms osss fSsn Eisgman lass nighs.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30
TO THE LADIES

OF Mohave County offer extra induce.
ments in order that they may do their puf.
chasing at home, instead of sending of to
California and the East for what they need.
While in San Francisco bought the finest
assortment of Ladies Goods ever brought
to this county, which am now selling ct
extremely low prices for cash, and invite
the ladies to call and see what j have got
before sending off. Among many other
things too numerous to mention would
call attention to my large assortment Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, cHEMIsEs.
ukcEKWEAR, WHITE WEAR,
BOOTS AND SHOES, NIGHT GOWNS,
SKIRTS, FLANNELs, HOSE,
cHILDRENs DRESSES AND SKIRTS, I
TRAVELLING BAGS, ETC.
GIVE ME A CALL!
AT THE
PoST0FFICE STORE,
Mineral Park, Ark.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30

Eliza Ell ia sa.sai as,d II cat1s from
sAs Indi.n tsss tory. dsstinsd for ATizo na,
vili soon begin 70 pass over the Atlantio 4
Pacife sead and viii b unioadsd ss Ash
Fork. They are part Of ths vast herds re-
ssasiy ssdszsd 10 b driven oot Of the In.
Aiap territory journal.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30

DR.. Albsrt q. Adiss. formerly post sur.
eson n rort Mejavs. has bssu sppoiassd
yustiss a shs Pssss as Bolomsnvilis. Grs-
ham . snty.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30

Sshassihs fss ~ Nnssa.
Nh. q. >. wells = b town fsss ~
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30

Nv. Thospson vas In te~r o. Thnrs-
dsy from his cattle ranch st D.shss Spring.
He inforas ~ that hs sxpests his sistor
ssa hss svo children out fTos the East 10
ssv weeks. and tsst hS IL nov tuildinR .
hooss - tbs Springs for their seoommodA-
tson, - thsy intsnd 10 stay year OF two.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30

Jsnss Smith, niser working for W. II.
Hardy in the OneiLhati rnins. vas struck
esss ths eye With syiaR pieos It ro,k few
:. - sisss. wkiis net ssriousiy injassd,
-. ,>Nth baA b,sh eyes tlssk-d asd his
,...h..a <sAjy bruissd, snd In the Ian
-. - o,, ssforssnt hs has bssctiful
Nd on bin,
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30

Trask Cssktusn, who has besu connected
With ths Kisenan Ssnplipg Works for
soass siDs pest. vss b town % Friday. We
ass pisassd to Dsarn that ander the nsv
1asaSsnsps Ns. Cpokban viii retain .
resp assibls pssation st the s.aayaing works
Asd win bsssans sse Of the AIsarss Of
Einxnan. Esf
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30

I'd. X. nsslszss hss e''a IN ssva
sssss NJ TksrsdAy. We o" psssa 70
Isass thss yeAnsy b doin.s ssn on s''
- = ~ cspss nias. Hs INFORMS Us
Sass b sas nov nice ass is his .y, y,
ssd shss b is takisg cot from Loo 70 Wv
vys.ds Of S3oo 30 pss Day. AZ shis sa.s
hs yin sooA bsccne e4pitsiisf.
Mohave County miner., 1885-08-30

AAsestiss ID u Mmss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-24
the MARKETS.

GAlL
~ WHEAr,,No. !s hard, sscq bid; December,
Sc bid; No. ) Northern. .sc bid. O''De =
Flour-Patent, &5.O005.25; straights
s4.5o!94;7 Is asked; bakers, s4a5@4 $50 asked
Corn No. ., sc bid May, &c bid.
Oats No. 2 mixed, 2sc. bid, 2>15c asked.
No. 3 white 29c. bid.
Barley No. 2. 5Sc. bid.
Rye No. 2, 47c. bid.
Flax Seed $lOO.
Baled hay, $50 asked; timothy 5000.
Dressed beef, choice steers nc. q ~;
veal, TO SC.
Butter, extra 3Oc. bid.
Cheese, 20 1Oc,
Eggs, extra PIC asked.
Potatoes, 60c per bushel bid.
Live Stock-Sales OF steers ranged IS. .OO
q $50 per 100 lbs. Sheep sold at
$500 per 100. Hogs $3.50.
MINNEAPOLIS.
WHEAr-No. hard, cash, S9Lc. january,
SOc; May, 91c. No. Northern, cash, 81
No. Northern, cash, Soc.
s49O@5aO In barrels, &505 20. IS. Is
800 delivered at New England points
S5.65(05.N delivered New York and Penn
sylvania, points; bakers e4.O0@4.3O.
CHICAGO.
xWheat, Dec. S3L; Jan. S3s.c.
Corn, Dec 377s; May. 4Os1c.
Oats, cash 27sz: Dec. :7s4.
Flax seed No !, SLIP. e
Pork, cash, e9.OO@9.15; Jan. elO..1,k.
Live Stock, Cattle $3.3O15OJ; hogs
e3.4093.69; Sheep, $a.5O9S. so.
MILWAUKEE
WHEAT-Cash S21sc; jim. S2Ac.
DULUTH.
WHEAT-Cash, 9Olsc; Jan. 9l1sc; No. 1.
Northern, cash, SIC.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-24
XLIXth. CONGRESS.
Monday, Dec. -.

SESATE-A memorial for the admission Of
South Dakota as state in the Union, and
Senator Harrison announced he should in
troduce q bill for such admission at an early
date. Senator Hoar introdncedl - ILL for
the presidential succession. The cUfnmittce
on appropriation was increased to ten mem
bers, and Senator Logan appointed the ad-
ditional member. The bill making the sal
ary Of U. S. district judges $1,000 per an
mum, was reported favorably and placed on
the calendar.
HOusE-The new rules were reported by
Mr.. Morrison, ordered printed and laid
over. Mr.. Weaver attempted TO have
call OF states for the introduction OF bills,
but objection was raised and finally that
aud all other matters were disposed Of for
the day by an adjournment.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-24

from out the green plants about the
chimney, muttering In low voice.
"From Germany / come; as I walk /
jingle, jingle, and the boys call me old
Kris Kringle.' Pretty notices or mes
sagcs OF love were with all the gifts
that old Kris scattered among the hap
py group.
A brooch, with its diamonds shining
like Rose Bells eyes, was one of the
many gifts the gods show cred on the
tiny maid.
Later on. when the tree was stripped
Of its gifts, the youngest scion of the
house, little Tom Bell. whispered in
sepulchral tones to his mother:
Il say, mar Santa Claus is in there
and he's got his arms around sister
Rose, and he kissed her. Will he take
her up the chimney with him.
Il reckon not, laughed Mrs. Bell:
.'come into the other room and show
me your toys.
And Santa whispered: Il came back
for Christmas. Rose. darling. Were
you frightened" Chicago Times.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-24
Girl Car Conductors.

In Chilli, young women figure as car
conductors. The experiment was first
tried during the recent war with Peru,
and all the able bodied men were sent
to the army. and proved 50 success
full that the practice Of their employ
ment has become permanent, to the
advantage it is said Of both the COM
panies. the woman and the public. 1t
is very odd to see women with hell
punch taking up fares, and the first inn
preston is not favorable; but stranger
becomes accustomed to this as to all
other novelties, and concludes that it
is not such bad idea after all. The
conductors, or conductorcsscs, are
usually young and sometimes very
pretty, being commonly Of the mixed
race-of Indian and Spanish blood.
they wear a neat uniform of blue flan-
mel, with jaunty Panama hat and a
many-pocketed white pinafore reaching
from the breast to the ankles, ard
trimmed with dainty frills. In these
pockets they carry small change and
tickets, while hanging to strap over
their shoulder is little portmanteau
or shopping-bag, in which is lunch.
a pocket-handkerchief, and surplus
money and tickets. On paying his fare
each passenger receives yellow paper
ticket numbered. which he is expected
to destroy. The girls are charged
with SO many tickets, and when they
return to headquarters arc expected to
return money for all that are missing,
any deficit ..being deducted from their
wages, which arc twenty-five dollars a
month. As an additional check upon
dishonesty, spoilers are stationed along
the line, who hop on the car as it pass
es, count the passengers, write the
number down in memorandum book,
and jump off. A few blocks further on
another spottcr repeats the job, and
these books are compared by the CHIEF
inspectors, to see that the returns OF
the conductoress correspond. The
greatest annoyance to the girls is from
the young men who follow the ears
carrying the pretty one, and chat with
them on the platform. These fellows
are called mosquitoes. mere, because
they buzz and hop and poster people so.
Not long ago a comic paper in Val
paraiso published 4 cartoon showing
street car surrounded by insects.
which bore the faces of young men
about town. Some Of the fashionable
dudes who obtain this notority were so
chaffed at the clubs, and by their COM
panions, that they retired into seclu-
sion for time, until their modification
subsidized.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-12-24
Tuesday, pee. II.

SENATE The Senate passed its first
measure, bill relieving Gen. Alexander
p. Lawton:: of Georgia, of his politics
disabilities. Senator Edmunds introduced
bill granting ension to Mrs. Gen
Grant, and another granting her the
franking privilege. Other bills introduced
were: BY senator Sabin for an appropria-
tion Of $l0O,nO0 for public building at
Saltwater: by Harrison, for the admission
Of South Dakota; by Mcmillan providing
that all lands granted the Sioux City 4 st.
Paul railroad, except ten sections per
mile of constructed road, shall be resumed
by the United States; by jackson,
for q constitutional amendment provid-
ing that the president and vice
president shall be elected for six years and
be ineligible to reelection. The remainder
of the session was passed in discussing
amendments to the joint rules.
HOUsE-The entire session was devoted
to discussion Of tho rules, without reaching
final action.