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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-04-29
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There is considerable sickness this
spring at Wabasha.
Arbor Day was properly observed by
the teachers and pupils of our public
school by cleaning up the yard and
thinning the trees about the school
building.
Chas. F. Rice returned from Canton,
Ohio, to his home in Mazeppa, last
Thursday.
The RATS are beginning to come
down, and business is "picking up
again.
The Jewel Nursery, of Lake City,
is delivering trees in our town this
week.
A boy thirteen years of age by the
name of Calhoun who was attending
school at Wabasha drew a revolver
upon the Principal one day last week
but was overpowered and forced to
take his seat. We have not learned
what action was taken by the Board
in the matter.
Mr.. Stokes, of this place, goes this
week to DEVILS Lake, Dakota, where
he will take charge of Captain Her.
mans steam ferry-boat for the season.
The Manitoba wave reached this
place Thursday noon and gloves and
coats were quickly donned. No frost
yet although grave fears are enter
tanned that we shall have chill soon.
An eagle measuring six feet across
the wings was shot here few days
ago,
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CLIFTON.
The seed is about all sown.
Dat Eagavr hoe N ,,or,, -,

The seed is about all sown.
Pat Casey has purchased a new or.
gan for his daughter.
Notices are scattered through town
soliciting bids for the construction of
a stone culvert near Green West s.
The Board will meet to receive bids,
near the church, on Saturday of this
week, at 2 An.
The Town Board will try the expert.
ment of using stone, or earthen tub
ing in several of the waterways in
this town.
Ed. Brown has crop of winter
wheat that is showing up in great
shape.
We have three qualified Justices in
town and two fully ordained Consta,
bles. This is a new dispensation for
Clifton. Now if we only had full.
fledged lawyer we could just make
business hum. Guess we'll advertise
to receive bids.
The ice is out of the lake and the
creek is coming up.
j. NJ. BAILEY will run his large farm
in this town principally as a stock
farm after this season. This will re-
duce the number of tenants and i'm
prove the land.
Miss Gertie Wright commenced
school at Jerusalem Corners on Mon
day of this week.
Jake Frye is grubbing out and pre-
pairing to break some land on the Petei
Johnson farm.
a. I. Barclay is painting his house
John Bascom's health is improving
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OAK GrOUe.

Vegetation was never known to grow
more rapidly in this country than at
the present time.
Our weather at present bears more
resemblance to summer than spring.
Lewis Mercord has gone to Minneap-
oils to work.
Miss Mary Towey has gone to East
Grand Forks, Mimi, to teach a five
months term of school.
Michael Towey has gone to Dakota.
Charles Foley had horse so badly
kicked by its mate that he was com.
PEELED to kill it.
Adolph Struve has purchased prop
erty in Minneapolis and will soon move
there.
School in districts two, three, seven
and eight commenced on the 18th
inst, for the summer.
A Band has been organized in this
town and will soon be in good work.
ing order.
The many friends of Mrs. Jennie
Scott, formerly of this town, were
panied to learn of the death of her
little daughter, which occurred in
Prescott recently. The immediate
cause of her death was scarlet fever.
For a child of but little more than
eight years of age she was unusually
bright and active. The assertion that
her death was brought about by tax
ing cold, and consequent relapse, while
watching the funeral procession OF
Geo. A. Dill is mistake, as she re
ceived the most unremitsing care from
the time that she was taken sick unit
she died. 1t is said that death loves
shining mark, and the death of this
little one is another verifcation of tina
saying.
Mr.. Jay VIM, of River Falls, ant
Miss Jennie Teare. of this town, wer'
married on the 18th inst. by B. ii
4 Corcoran, Esq. Their many friend
wish them long and happy life ant
a prosperous voyage on the sea o
matrimony.
i Ernest Heckel is having well drill
ed on his farm.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-04-29
RIVER FALLS, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, April.

ready-what set back we have had!
Providence Or. IL cries. son tC
Richmondr'
The saloon men of Rhode Island
feel very sure that 'the women are al
the bottom OF this" They will learn
very soon that the spirit of the Cru
SADIE is yet alive.
Why doesn't prohibition prohibitl
Because laws do not enforce them.
selves.
"All saloons are hereby ordered to
close their doors and keep them closed
until further orders. Public safety
demands it, and all persons violating
this order will be arrested. "-Procla.
nation issued by Mayor Joyce, Of
East st. Louis, after the riot of April
9th.
Why don't the big-mouthed "cham-
pions of personal liberty" denounce
this order! why doesn't the secular
press protest that prohibition doesn't
prohibit, and ridicule that proclama.
tionl Why doesn't DIR. Howard
Crosby come to the fore and declare
that this prohibitory proclamation
will weaken respect and hence increase
crime! They dare not. No one will
object to Mayor Royce's action, and
yet no reason can be advanced in
defence Of it that does not hold good
for permanent constitutional prohibit
tion.
Life always takes on the character
of the motive.-J. q. Holland.
Hon. John B. Finch has in the last
eight years given 2,038 public
addresses.
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Rock Elm,
Seeding is well advanced.


Seeding is well advanced.
No frosts since the last snow disap-
peared.
Another sugar party at the church
Thursday evening.
The church lot is being fenced,
Mr.. Storing will move to Olivet this
week.
James Bulmer and his bride com.
mence housekeeping in Mr.. Fox's old
house to-day. lie has taken Mr.. Fox s
farm for the year.
Wilson Burgess has left the country
to avoid meeting his indebtedness.
His wife and three children have gone
home to her fathers for support.
The Sabbath School opened with a
/ good attendance on last Sabbath.
Miss Matte Leischer has gone to
Maiden Rock to spend the summer.
Several collins have been sold from
the furniture store this spring-more
than had been needed for many
months before.
Several of our young men have gone
or are going to other places for EN-.
ployment for the summer.
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Temperance.
CONDUCTED BY THEW. G. t. u
For God aud Home and Natiue Land.

At Brackets Hall, Wednesday
evening, May 5th, Hon. John B.
Finch.
He lectures under the auspices of
the W. C. I. L. and l. o. G. t. of
this city, and we would like every
one who reads the invitation here
given to accept and extend the same
to his neighbors, for we wish all to
hear his arguments for Prohibition.
While the lecture is free there will
be the usual collection Of -treeieil
offerings to help defray expenses.
Posters are on Main st. Read them.
Maryland enrolls her name for sci
entific temperance instruction in her
public schools. Nineteen states al.
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Miss Anna Abair and James BulmeT
were married at Durand last Tuesday.
They gave a dance to their friends
in Fox's Hall on Wednesday evening
Wilson Burgess left this place last
week on a journey whose destination
is unknown, and without making any
arrangements in reference to it with
either his family or creditors.
The infant which was buried last
week was the child of David instead
of Farley Burgess.
Miss Nina Lowater will begin
school at Woods Corners next week.
The G.. \. r. Post has invited Supt.
Murphy to deliver an address here on
Decoration Day. We have heard it
more than suggested lately that Mr..
Murphy would make an excellent
Assemblyman for this district.
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General Grants
Opinion Of Florida, after a
FTSff OUeI- the State.

(Extracl from The PhiIadelphia LcdFer)
''It is capable Of supplying all the oranges,
lemons, pineapples, and other semi-trOpicaI
fruits used III the Il ited States; 100, 600, goo
dollars OF sugar now imported; material tor
rope, bagging, coarse mating, etc. The de-
pOsits OF fertilizer under it and above il are
sufficient for many generations. 1t only
wants people and enterprise, both Of which
it is rapidly obtaining. FLORIDA to-day al
fOTds the best opening IN the world for young
men OF small means and great industry. /
shall probably have more TO say on this sub
ject when get home
Very truly yours,
q. 5. GRANT"
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George Cope is working in the hard
ware store OF Pierpont & Erickson,
Red Wing.
Nels MunsOn has sold his livery
stock to X. NJ. Sands, of Maiden Rock.
W. G.. Hartranft is in town. on his
way to Trimbelle, where he will teach
the coming summer.
Miss Florence Swim commenced her
school at Big River last Monday.
Frank Brown has commenced work
on his new house.
E. Harmon has returned from St.
Paul and resumed work in S. G. Bate
mans harness shop.
DIR. NJ. c. Woodwork is preparing
to build an addition to his house.
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SEVILLE

is well located, nine miles north Of TarpOn
Springs, on the Gull OF Mexico, having a wa
ter front on the Ocean. The land ad JoiuiLg
and in rear Is high and rolling, having an
elevation OF about Eity feet above the ocean
within one and one-haif miles. vessel is
owned and used exclusively for the trade Of
this settlement Arrangements are being
made for the erection Of a hotel in Ocean
Park, whaTves and iOus other improve
ments in Seville. The new steamer, finished
IN Pittsburgh, Pa, September 10, 1853, by
the Gull Steamship Co., expressly Tor the
line a few miles South and North from Tar
pom Springs, viii connect with boats al Tar
pom Springs tor all points
The soil varies from sandy loan to humus.
muck and mari, and is Of durable fertility as
Will be seen from tie large size OF the trees
and the rank growth Of grass IN the timber.
Water, soft, pure and abundant
Gov. Bloxham says that Florida has DOUB-
LID its resources in FOUR YEARS.
f42, 900 settlers have located permanently
in Florida the past TWO YEARS.
164, 900 tourists and winter boaTders regis
tered at the Florida hotels the past winter
and invested in the State over 700, 0OO dol :
lars IN four months.
Great inducements in desirable town lots
and and ~ acre plsls; also, any size tract
up to 10, 200 acres, alapted 70 colonization.
10 MILES NEARLY SOLID OCEAN FRONT
Several charming town sites, and thou
sands Of acres desirable land adjoining.
EYSpeciai inducements 10 men OF means
and tact, to organize colonies
100000 Acres well-wateTed stock lands
low.
1000 Acres best sugar Ian Is in America.
10 acres in Florida productions yield more
net cash than 100 acres in the North sownin
grain.
Free transportation BY our relate land
tickets.
Offices, Tarpon Springs and jacksonville i,
Florida; Philadelphia, New York, ard ether
points.
We are the exclusive agents and managers.
not only in Florida, but everywhere, Of Il, e
Gulf Coast Reserve, The Lake Butler Villa
Co, The Cootie Land and Improvement Co.;
also agentsfor the Florida Land and ITprrove-
ment Co, and Atlantic and Gull Coast Canal
and Okeechobee Land Co The stock oftLe
latter Co. is one OF the best and most secure
investments in America-secured by broad
acres. information regarding this stock fur
nished on application
send for map and new prospectus; also
state exactly what you want, ard whether
you can influence capital or emigration.
Address:
GULF COAST LAID COMPANY,
u Washington st., CHICAGO. ILL,
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st. Paul.

The weather bureau says, "weather
clear and cold for few days"
MIR. Dexter Thurber spent Monday
night here with his sister, Mrs. A. Ro-
senberger, on his way to Sioux Falls.
Miss Mary Whedon started for San
Francisco, Cal, last Tuesday morning.
She leaves a multitude of friends to
regret her departure.
One day this week Messrs. Rice and
Lusk, of Esdaile, paid our burg a visit.
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IseiaiIe.

Plenty of rain.
Wanted-Ref0rm.
Frank Craine and family have mOv-
ed to wildwood.
Anun and Christ Anunsen, who have
been absent on tour to Europe, are
with us again.
DR.. Scheide, graduate of Cincig-
natl Medical College, has located at
this place, and can be found at the
Commercial House.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-04-29

The following is list of the teach
ers holding Pierce county certificates
unexpired on or about April rs, 1885.
FIRST GRADE.
River Falls-Mattie L. Foster, Kate
E. Putnam, Sarah E. Putnam, Z. S.
Reed, NJ. j. Baird, NJ. L. Collins, Kate
j. Coy, w. II. Lowell.
Prescott-H. C. Wilson, Beverly
White, r. B. Hazard, 7. j. McAndrew,
Harry Cotton.
Ellsworth-C. j. Brewer, Mrs. j. L.
Moody, Ella Kline, Minnie Kimball,
viii Cairns, A. l.. Thompson, @. Ii.
Crownhar
Maiden Rock-Taylor Frye, Belle
Frye, Lizzie A. Kaye, Lulu NJ. Sands.
Thos. Fisher, B. F. Gilman.
Olivet-John Callahan.
Gilman-M. l.. Maxgood.
Fairchild, Visit. L. Bowman.
Rock Elm-Harrison Lowater, g.
Lowater.
New Centerville, st. Croix Cot.
NJ. Thorson.
Esdaile--J. G. Gilbertson.
Trenton-S. L. Irvine, j. @. Halstead.
Plum City-Mrs. j. 5. Briggs.
Diamond Bluff. X. Barnard.
SECOND GRADE.
River Falls-Lillie NJ. Farnsworth,
Eda U. Maxgood, Angus Morrow.
Ellsworth-May Kline, Myra Kline,
Esther Goodell, w. j. Moore, Clara X.
Adams, Lavinia Baringer, May
Phillips.
Lost Creek--Maggie Dever eaux,
Nettie r. Harshman.
Esdaile-Sarah Darlington, Annie
E. Spalding.
Prescott-W. A. Caldwell, Abby Nc
D'Smith.
Maiden Rock-W. G. Hartranft,
Stella Denham, Alta Otis, j. F. Den
ham, Geo. Peterson.
Diamond BluU-H. IL. Nero.
Oliyet-C. Q. Mcintyre, Nina Irish.
averly-B. j. Thompson.
Rock Elm-Dora SeWall, Nina Low
ater.
THIRD GRADE.
River Falls-Ida Il. Nelson, Agnes
Wells, Eliza C. VIM, Esther Wales,
Carrie Nelson, Lizzie Foster, Nellie
Proctor, Matte L. Cameron, Hannah
Carolan, Nellie Barker, Carrie Hicks,
Anna Horstad, Julia Anderson. M. j.
Collins, NJ. Isabelle Rollin, Ellie l..
Cavanaugh, W. ID. Chaplin.
Prescott-Edith NJ. Caldwell, John
O'Brien, B. II. Corcoran, Mary b.
Postlethwaite, Winnifred Finley, Ger
tie Wright, Mamie Young, Maggie
Callahan, j. A. Glendenning, Benja-
min Chapel, Ida Cooley, Anna E.
O'Toole, Mary F. Towey.
Ellsworth--Katie Welsh, Henry
Rounce, Henry Junknan, Lou M.
Stafford, May A. Adams, Florence NJ.
Swim, Allie B. Davis, Grace Mauser.
Trenton--C. W. Porter, Walter B.
Owen.
Bay City-Nellie Chapman, j. A.
Chapman, Nettie Ridgman.
Lost Creek--Jessie Appleman, Min
ME Kline.
Diamond Bluff-Mina Morgan.
Ottman-Clarissa McCollum, W. j..
Perry, Matte Powers, Minnie Powers,
Julia Powers.
Hudson--Eliza J. Bradley.
New Centerville--Carrie L. Thorson.
Spring Valleys. Brown, Mead
Bailey.
Waverly--E. J. Fitzgerald.
Elmwood-Adda j. Proper.
Maiden Rock--Mattie McConaughey,
Mile Brewer. Della Caverly, John
E. Foley, Rosa Reese, Walter B. Sands,
Christie Otis, George Frye.
Plum City-Minnie E. Persons,
Jessie 4. Persons.
Rock Elm--Jennie Whip, Anna
Condit, Alice Shaw, Ida E. Shaw, D.
Cooke.
Esdaile--Alice Spalding.
Trimbelle-Ida IL. Tabor, Mrs. j..
L. Beddall. Ida NJ. Moore.
Observation-Disclosures F. o'Dell.
Martell-Henrietta Iyerson, Martha
Iverson, Mary A. Harris.
LIMITED CERTIFICATES.
River Falls-Addie Stewart, Fred.
| Williams.
New Centerville-Sarah E. Malloy.
Point Douglas, Minn.--Ivy Whitaker
Bay City--Kittie Truman.
Esdaile-Otto UIvin, Mary Conroy
Lost Creek-Cora Barnard, Minnie
Murphy, Mary E. Richardson.
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FarpOn SprinQs and Seville

Just opened 10 travel by Railway and Steam
BOAT PICTURESQUE portion Of Florida
Highland Crystal Lakes, teemlng with fish
GRAND Natural Wooded Parks, here deer
Wild turkey and other game abound. Wing
ed game a. great variety on land and water.
Inc 1arpOn springs Hotel is one OF the
best furnished and appointed houses south
OF JacksOnyIiIe, and ia all respects Will be
kept III nrst-class style. The price psr day
viii be 500 TO $3.50. Special rates Will be
matte by the month or season. The Tropical
Hotel and the Fernald House are well and
comfortably kept at price per day OF 81 so
TO - W, with special rates by the mouth or
season. Camp lite at Tarpon Springs and
Seville costs about 81 90 per week
These lands being below the killing frost
lines on the Gull Coast OF fernando and
HillsbOro Counties, with direct steam trans
pOrtatlon 10 ali points OF the u. s., make
them especially valuable Tor the production
OF vegetables Tor shipment, from December
until May, to Northern markets, when the
highest prices are obtained. Tomatoes rang
ed the past winter from 20 TO IS per crate OF
three pecks, aud other vegetables equally
profitable. Tobacco, rice, sugar cane. All
vegetables, the cereals and grass produce 3
largely.
IL requires but six to eight weeks from
planting to market tomatoes and other veg
etables. We have cheaper lands back from
the Gull Coast, aud still cheaper lands IN the
various counties north Of the 29th parallel.
where winter vegetables cannot be grown
successfully, and where the orange and 9TH
er fruits occasionally are pinched by the
frost, but the people who haYe examined our
GULF COAST HIGHLANDS consider them
ureferab lp from every uOIut of view
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llerbert--Lucy CrOwnhart.
Prescott--Anna Costello, Mary
Sans, Anna 0'Brien.
Extraordinarily Seaman.
Maiden ROck--Thompson Mealey.
Ellsworth, April %, 1885.
j. A. MURPHY,
Co. Supt. of Schools.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-04-29

Balmy Breezes. Charming Scenery, Tropical
Fruits and Flowers in bloom every month OF
the year, Winter Vegetables and Tropical
Fruits OF all kinds paying S4U0 70 SgUO Der
acre. No KILLING FR0sTs Or MALARIA
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-04-29
Educational.
J. A. MURPHY. EDITol

Communication from Teachers and those
interested in Education solicited. Address all
Communications TO the Editor at Ellsworth,
Wisconsin,
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Wanted in River Falls
TFirst publication April I'd, lss6.I

First Publication April I'D, lSs6.l
S,TATEOF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT FOR
CPIERCE COUNTY
IN the matter Of the estate Of John Hawley,
deceased iutestaJe.-ln Probate.
Notice Is hereby given that - virtue ami IN
pursuance Of an order Of license made in said
matter by the County Court Of Pierce Comfy, on
lie 18Th ciay OF April, A. ID. lS,6 the underslgn-
ed Charles A Hawiey administrator OF the es-
az n sad John Hawley VIII, ON the 22d day of
Nav. A. d. 1850, AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the tTont
,I0Or Of the pOst-oiCe ia the city OF River Fails
in said county, Oter for sale at puDilc auctloh.
me following described land, tO-wit; The = est
half of lot one %. ia block six 90, in g. W.
Prutt's village % Greenwood Fails, now forming
1,trt OF the city of River Fails in Pierce COun-
~ wisconsin Terms Of sale viii be made
known on day Of sale.
CHARLEs 4. HAwLEY,
Admf atnr-
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The Gulf Coast OF Florida.
uNE0uAIlED CIlMAIE.

the Worlds SanitaTium, with its Ocean
highlands, Salt and Fresh Water Lakes.
Tide Water Rivers, Sponge, Oyster and 9th :
er Fisheries, Mineral Springs and
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I have used the Boss Liniment for
the past three years and can cheerful
ly recommend it as a irst-class lini-
ment for man or beast.
ID. f. LEACH.
Trimbelle, Wis, Aug. 29th, IS.
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The Gulf Coast Of Florida.

The most elevat 1 ocean front lands in the
State.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-04-29

''No stormy winter enters here
It's joyous spring through all the y mr. %
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The following is list of the teach
ers holding Pierce county certificates
unexpired on or about April rs, 1888.
prper cpApE
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
-----------=--------------
TraubIekOme Indiana.

WASHINGTON, November 24.-The
Com composed OF James R.
Howard, OF the d strict of Columbis,
and John G. Walker, OF Virginia, APP
pointed by the Indian Office to make
allotment Of lands in severalty tn the
Crow Indisns in Montana has re.
turned to tbs city. This commission
succeeded in making l3l aiIotm ents
as con emplatsd. A large maj ,rity of
the Tribe, however, refused 10 abandon
their tribal relations owing princ-
pqlly, it il said, to the ptrniciOus in
huence Of Slit ng Blu | aud other In
dians from the Stand ng r ok sgency
who, contrary to the dtrs of the
Indian Oli:e and against the protest
OF the agent of the Crows left their
TeseIvat ons Tor the purpose of de-
fsating the objects Of the commission.
L. 10 81 id that on exodus with The
SINE oil CT 10 view viii be made in
the spring. The Secretary OF the In
terror has received inf rm ltion that
the commission appointed t. secure
from TIE indians on the Umatl Id
reservation in 0 egcn, their consent
to the provisions of the act OF Con-
press passed MsIch 81, 1885, SrJvid
ins for allotment of lands In sevelalty
to these Iudiars granting patents
therefor and disposing OF the surplus
lauds Of the reserya ion for the bent fit
of the Indians, has been successful in
every particular. Steps will now be
taken to carry out the provisions of
the act.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-25
A 100000 DEFlLCAlION.
THE CASE OF REID, THE B0S'
TON. EMBt III LER,
GTOws WOrSe AID Worse the More
Closely II Is Investigated by
tho Experts.

BosToN, MAS November 24.-Nnih-
ing new wss develop d today in the
r led efnbezzlsnent cas-. The Expert
accouDtsnt is sill at W - k on Il e books
aod be will not be sbls to present a
report for sveral days. At the jsi,
Red is reported as Being in a bad
safe mentally, his mind having
been greatly SHAKEN and bis memory
impai ed. 1t is practically settled that
the compare Is liable for the over
issue OF stock, on the ground that
it is responsible for the acts OF the
ffirers and agents. This has been de-
cid d by the courts OF other s ates aud
by the United States Courts. The
stock Of the railroad was sod today at
suction at $50 fir the reason that q
rumbtr Of brokers had sod short and
did so 10 cove their deals. The own.
FRS OF tue stock do not know what it
is worth,
IL is 8 s'ed that expert ex aminations
Of Reeds Pcsounts have already
brought TO light proof OF more Elk ems
i've crookedness han was at fl st be-
lieved. The fact h at he has been
using the surplus Of he road for pri-
vate speculation seems to have been
established d, and it las been discov-
cred that he had gwen notes
upon The com any for a
c nsiderabe sum 0oe for 81 90 ha
tur, ed M, ard the company has ad-
vertised for al notes against tbs m.
AZ the present. time the offic RS OF the
road all regard the full txtnt OF
Reefs dedication at from $3.50, 900 10
| g30O 000