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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-20
Che Curt.
Cost ano founo.

I osT-Bank. book No. 800, 1872 Bank for Saving,
~ 81 Bleeckcr-st, New.York. Payment stopped
Please return book to bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-20
MlzzEN TOP HOTEL,

QUAKER HILL, DUTLHEsS UU., N T.
VIII remain open until October /. first class fami
hotel In the Highlands OF the Hudson 300 feet abov
the reasonable prices. POstofce address Pawlin2
n. Y. HOWE & GILMAN, Projectors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-20

Spring HOUSE.
- RIcHFIETD SPRINGS, ~ Y.
Nefnalns open TO October 7. Il. PROCTOR
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-17

of Lake Charles OF carrying on any Of the follow
inrr trades etc until he or they shall have first
maid fine following license for the ensuing year,
t0svfr: OnehOFse CrIy, hack or wagon, i've uoi-
lars twO.hurse ClTHy hack OF wagon, ten dollars
tyyO-O9 wagon or cart ten dollars. w nou YGhu0ls
teams other than those residing in town, ten upi
lars Vegetable Fpedders residing in or OUT OF
town FIVE dollars All permanent or transient
ftucksters no matter Of what nature where any
game Of chance is an indUeement to purchase III
OF ont of doors twenty-five dollars. AL peddlerS
not herein mentioned, five dollars.
BE it further ordained, That all persons herein
mentioned az using teams on the streets, are here
nv reGuired to obtain from the Tax Collector q tin
piatc with blue surface with the nunbeTOt license
painted in red figures and have the same put III
conspicuous place snd vehicle
Be- II further ordained That for every indiVid-
nal OF company CARRYING on the prOtessionO OF nus
mess agency i0T steamboats,, drlying, trucking
keeping cabs carriages hacks OF horses ior hlLe'
undertaken master builder and mechanics who
employ assistance thclicensg Of said profession
on occupation shall be: When the gross receipts
are four Thousand dollars OF mort ami less than
five thousand dollars forty dollars when gross
receipts ART three thousand dollars OF more anu
les Than four Thousand dollars thirty dollars :
when gross receipts arr two thousand dollars or
Ave dollars when gross receipts arc one thousand
dollars or more and less than tWOtll0usand uOllfS
twenty dollars when gross receipts art seven
hundred and fifty dollars more and less than
on thousand dollars fifteen dollars when gross
receipts ar, less than seven hundred and httN
dollars -four dollars.
Be it further enacted That all Laws and parts
of laws conflicting with the above arr hereby re
Approved. A. L REID, Mayor
Attest j. NJ FUsTEI Sec. pro TEN
iy2Q-Jt
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-17

Brother President, Brethren and Sisters =
Iu behalf of your Floral Committee I beg
10 offer a few thoughts on flowers. In the
creation, among the unreasonable hosts Of
things,--animate and inanimate, which the
bOuntiful hand OF an sll-Wise Creator spoke
into existence, came flowers to embellish and
beautify the earth.
What can be more pleasing 10 the eye Of
man, while roaming through forest and field,
than 10 note the great variety Of these silent
but hearty entertainers as they welcome him
to their modest retreat How wonderfully
wise the order of eFeation--e6pecially In the
arrangement of the landscape scene In which
the lovely flowers are such an important
factor
Where is the man or woman so dead to
all that's beautiful as not to feel charmed by
the loneliness OF the flower yard or feel the
heart throb with JOY as greeted by these to
kens OF a Fathers love as they peer out from
behind the cHrtain, while they smile from
their humble seat on the window sill
The presence, and especially the prOmi-
nence, of flowers in the home, always i'm
presses US with a higher estimate of those
who reside there, and is almost an infalhble
test Of the culture, refinement and taste OF
the inmates.
Then sisters let US beauhIy our homes,
since God in His goodness has 90 graeiouBly
provided US with the material; and IN doing
this we will not only enhance their value and
RttractiFeness, but in the daily cultivation
we will be brought into sweet communion,
through nature, with NATURES God: thus
GultiYRting our own hearts and preparing
our own souls 10 bloom foreVerer in the par
Adise above.
Respectfully
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-17

THE Philadelphia Record Nsys: Had
John Sherman or Judge Gresham been
made The Republican nominee the im-
propriety Of putting either in snbor-
dinato position to Blaine would have
been manifest. But it is felt that
HARRISON Is merelya respective figure
head, and tn the possible event Of his
election Blaine, It is understood, would
be the guiding spirit Of the admins
iraiion. Harrison TINS drops naiur-
ally into . secondary part in the newly
revised political drama Of Tipeeanoe,
and the leading role is conceded to
Blaine. Intheir desperate situation
the Republicans tun to Blaine in the
hope that he may succeed in eajoling
the people into the support of the Re-
publican ticket and platform.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-17

THE Webster Tribune says: The
estate pride" issue does mot appoarsto
be very taking in Harrison's city.
Come to think of ii, wouldn't it be
well for our Republican friends, who
depend upon that feeling, to inquire
why it is that Harrison has been de-
feated about ten times when a eandi-
date for public Offices. Why is it that
the only Offices be has held have been
those granted by legislature or Exec
ecutive appointment? Evidently, he
has been stronger with the ring than
with the people.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-17

II nv HFRI1AS 0ne.third Of the property tax
IVY payers Of the city gf Lake Charles have
petatlpned the Town Council Of the Town Of Lake
Charles, TO sUhInit ia said lax payers the PROPOSE
ton Hhether they age willing 70 pay q tax 81 two
and eneflslf Il mills their property for tbs
period qf tan yeRrs to be used III la e0nstruciian
vi the kgAsaR City, Watkins sIld Gulf Railway to
l,aka Charles and whereas the Csity IL Cenneil
Lake Charles did on the It'll day of August 1898
IN aeeoFdanee with the request OF said property
tax payers, pass resolution ordering ne 10 hqld
an eleefian for tue purpose as Aforesaid
Know 80, that 4 Alexander T. Reid, Mayor 81
the Helfn of Lake Ehailas do by virtue 81 said
RESOLUTION issue this, my Experimentation 81 Election,
ordering an eleeteh 70 be held %
a'RasaFssaag, SeTAaesnEler no, as6a,
A. tho Court Heuse IA Tho Town 81 Lake Charles,
bei4een The hours Of q clock a. ~ and 6 j. M,
said sleetien 70 be Aaitdaeied ~ fhree commute.
siqAefs 10 10 appreciated 81 aae.
ALk8ANIlHR T.. REID.
Mayor II Lake Charles.
Lake AhaTi08, Ila. August lf 1851
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-17
Extract fpeni Town Council proceedings Of July
grl IsEs
An 4bRmHNRNEE.

On motion Old S. A. Har7nan ordinance 30
was amended so as to read thus:
Whereas, 1t has become dangerous for hacks
to run on the streets al night without carrying
light and
Whereas, Collisions frequently occur Oh the
streets in consequence Of having 10 lights thus
endangering life and property
Therefore, Be Ii ordained by the Board Of Al
dermen Of the Town Of Lake Charles that all Ii
oensBd hacks belonging OF running inside the
Corporation shall be and they hereby required
to carry a light o0nspicu0Hsiy placed thereon
when on the streets during tho hours Of darkness
this ordinance will involve the driver and owner
Of the vehicle committing the violation. and upon
dine proof thereof he or they shall be- ttned $3.50
offence.
Be II further ordained That this ordinance
shall take effect from and after its publication
Approved a. /. REID Mayor
Attest {. i. IICIIARD, Secretary.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-17

The August number of the South
Illustrated, monthly journal pub
lished in the interest of.ImmigFatiOD,
comes to,our table this week beautl-
fully illustrated and full Of interesting
reading for the immigrant, farmer,
sock raiser. DC.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-17

Some of orr business men may be
heard occasionally io say times are
dalp' noaey Il sepreer eic- While
We admit that there i . scarcity Of
money we believe va can see che cause.
By reference 10 the statement ahich
M pabhehed lAst monili Il viii be
sesa ihat many glleasaH acres of Land
have been entered d mia parish both
f4em ibe Stale aad GoveFament Dars
isE ~ Rast year over 1000 eatfies
M beea mad4 mahe general fiaY4
qF alone ia tlaa pagish during
ne east ear Ali lie available money
oal,l ile obtained has been spent
MIieh ecessiiaied sae send
onay aay Ffom If aaa oat
slisH believe viii o.
sana ispipiggssa lllis fell aBg Dc
moat mepey i will
qF wheb w
iafa hands. more manay
flf l9I
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-17

REPRESENTATIVE SPRINGER intends
pushing his bill, taxing all products
Of trusts, through the House if posi-
bic. Mr.. Springer says his bill will
bring no revenue to the Government,
but viii speedily abolish trusts, pools
and combinations.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-17

SOME Michigan friends of Mr.. Cleve
land have presented him with a hand
some little cottage made Of lumber
from that state. 1t is q 30 feet
and will be used by the President as
an Office tbls summer. 1t has been
erected at Oak View.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-17
MAGGIE GILL


Brother President
We. your committee on Agriculture beg
leave 10 submit this partial report which will
approximate a correct estimate Of the nun
Der of acres and average yield per acre Of
the various field crops raised within the ter
TitOFy Of Big Woods Union, viz
Con-222 acFes-aVeFage yield, Is bbls.-
t0tsl, 1880 bbls. Sweet potatoes--6S acres
average yield, 30 bbls--t0tRl 2040 bbls Irish
poLst0es--6 acres, average yield. 20 bbIs.-
total, 100 barrels. Rice-=7S ReTes--aVeragc
yield, S barFelB--totsl, 624 bbls. Cane-lO
Aeres-aYerago yield. $50 gallons--total, 25OO
gallons. Oats--lO aCTe6-RVerage yield, 20
busheis-total, 200 bushels Peas-lO acres
average yield, 20 bushels, total, 300 bushels
Peas In eOTn-l25 aeres--wOrth for pasturhge
per acre. E2 bO--tOtal value, 1912 CO.
We tlud that owing to excessive rains crops
have not been worked as well as they should
have BEEN and this, in connection with dam
age from rain direct, has materially Iessened
our usUal yield for all field crops.
We urge upon our members the Importance
OF saving as much hay and other prOYender
as possible, so as to make up IN some degree
for the shortage in grain crops
We would also call The attention Of the
brotherhood TO the Importance Of raising
more caue, as our farmers should become
self sustaining ms soon as possible.
Poverty Of soil is not to be urged against
the successful raising Of this crop, as sutIl-
! cheney for home consumption can be raised
on very small acreage. which can be feTtil-
lied at a nominal cost.
We heartily commend our brethren I or
their disposition toward progress in this
most ancient and all Important industry
| Agriculture
Respectfully, COMMITTEE.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-17

SECRETARY WHITNEY has ordered
an the available vessels of the North
Atlantic squadron to the Canadian
fishing grounds, to look after the m
teresis Of American fishermen.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-17

THE House committee on manufac-
tures Is still working faithfully trying
to get at the bottom facts in the whls-
key trust.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-17

10y VIRTUE Of the AUTHORITY vested in lnc by
ID the Constitution and laws OF The STAT Of
Louisiana will sell the principal front door Of
the CuuFt HuuAr Al which The Civil district
Court Of Calcasieu Parish j. held within legal
hours for Judicial salos beginning at II q clock
u Al - o'
Saturday september 10, ASses'
and continuing On each succeeding day until said
sAle9 ~ % EeIn loIs', al pL"pSItA wl HlSH taAoS
Al" no" cut 70 INC Corporation oI L'%ht LhaI4oh'
10 eAtOiee oonheAeA ol elAeH assessed On y" car
l99, Iuo previous years ''selh'I Will al "oSA'
H'5achhu' ,,,-,.-. 49,. -
Aho H"toa VI o"lu gvIl4lleeh' S'A pttA"iH' nv
sllsouhl oi t94eS ann uosl uuG ~ g'' anu slle
o VI pLopGF9'S 4S"o'" I" DC Vheieo LOT
All of the following deSor5Ded PROPERTY is stu
ateu I Inc A""h ol L'aAo Nl'a'lo'' Nslo"Ai'" al '
mi LA.
Beasley. George: = acre uear La. W. Ry
and improvements taxes for 1857 and
cost '............... s l 30
BTaden, i c That part Of block X Of D.
j. Reid suhdiv,n, commencing at o
point B6E #. east from east end Of said
block X, tuenGo Running north along
street 66f #, thence north 300 IT,
taxes for 1857 aud oOst,..,....,...... i 90
Brown, w J ! horse, taxes 1851 1856
epdR0st ...,...'., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4 II
Bunker, Frank One horse and buggy;
-, taxes 4ss1 aud cost ',..,..',..'.;... 81
Cai tsI ~ alte[ Nno 4ule ~ to' n" - ~
! Is and 10 Of said lot / and improve
neptS' taxes 1857 aud cost ,:.;..:..:. : ID
CAstlgnIe, MaIN North y block Of sub
R..sW taxes 1857 aud eost,...,,,,,. ! "a
| DObertiner Louis l-3 lot On ClarQpGeEt.
| and improvements taxes 1887, 1886
and cost. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., @ A
Fisher !: sWA block g. Blh0 subdi,
vision ''pu IL square taxes LOCI and oil
Sro wy Ta, I,., r ff L az ~ III
DO subdiv n, aud improvements taxes
1855 1886 aud 1881 and GOst.........,. 2i o,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-17

THE bin to prohibit the use of
steam plate printing presses in the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing,
has been favorabiy reported to the
Hnusa
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-17

REPBRsENTATTvE TOWNSEND, of Ill
inois, is very enthusiastic, and fully
expects to carry that State for Cleve.
land, Thurman, and tariff reform.
tlIesays every mail brings him the
names Of prominent Republicans who
will vote the democratic ticket this
war
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-17

a BILL has been introduced in the
Senate to give Mrs. Sheridan an an
nual pension Of $4,000.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-17

TaE New York Word says 1t is
noted that while Gen. Harrison has
made eighty short speeches since his
nomination be has not said a remark
able thing. The party has not had
one singIcrallyng sentence from him.
He has not even uttered a solemn
truism in mighty way
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-17

JoHN SHERslAE, in hisspeech against
the fisheries treaty, said that Canada,
in less than ten years, would be a
part of The United States. If he re
ally thinks 50 why does he waste time
in opposing this treaty. If Canada
is to come into.the Union, that wall
put an end to all disputes.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-17

On SAID day will Sell such p0rtiQns II said prop
erty Is each debtor viii point out aud ii ease tie
debtor VII not peiut out sufficient property j
viii Ct once, and without further delay sell tlio
least quantity ~ sad RseHarlS Of any debtor
which any bidder Nl bay Tor the aluolnt Ut taxes
aud costs due w said debtor. NC sale NIL Va
without apPFaiseintut 8pt easi, n legal tender
1nflef ~ the Ipstf St8tas and fhe prgpeTt sold
ahaii ha reaeamRala AZ amy time for till space III
ene YeaR ~ paying tie price given, s. tH tsEenty
i,er cent AID costs and penalty added
hILN II. nEEs
las tsellegtqr ca lils Ceipetion " Lake eAatiaa
iGaieaeie1i Hafish. La
City Ia4 eellapter Office Lake CHARLES, "a !
August I'D lae
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-17
ID. s.. MAIIl.
staamer sAI.ERT..,
ERHlGHT CARRIED hT RElS8DGBlI RfYlS

a4bs- s.s
alea9Fl t -
LANDING Ae sise Negv WtaEE goef ~ Como ffspse ss.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-17
ii. G. DREw,
WE. RAMSAY,
J. W. BRYAE,
D. b, GoRHAli,
IS. A. KNAPP.

Considering the preceding petition and annexed
conditions Be II ordained that whereas One.third
81 the property taxpayers Of the city Of Lake
Charles have petit0ned the municipal authorities
OF said city TO submit to said taxpayers the prep
osition whether they are willing to pay a tax Of
u mills on their property for the period Of tan
years 70 aid In the construction o. the Kansas
City, Watkins 4 Gulf n. II. to Lake Charles La
in accordance with the specifications Of said petit
tom and in pursuance Of Act No. as Of the Zen
eTal Assembly, approved June 2Sth l5a6 BE il
oTdaned that election shall be held IN said CITY
Of Lake Charles to test the viii Of said property
Taxpayers, on day Of 1883 aud after
said petition and this ordinance shall have been
publishad for thirty days previous to said eieC-
lOn, which shall be heldin accordance with the
general eleetion laws Of The State Of Louisiana,
and that all property Taxpayers in,faYpF Of said
tax shall deposit ia ballOt box prepared for the
opeasi9n, yHor said proposed sr8ilread tax" and
those against said ta1atiOn shall deposit d ballot
Against said proposed railroad tax 2 and that
the Mayor of said city shRl accordingly issue his
proclamation ordering said election.
On melton seconded the following hills were
approved aud the Mayor authorised to warrant
on the Treasurer tor the payIaeHt Of same to-wit
r. Z. y. Echo printing to JRlyg7tll, sls 05
~ Adgultry, digging grave ,.,.-,ts-.. 500
There being no further business before tue
Council they adjourned subject to call
Attest: q. D. RcHAR6, sosFefaFy. 80 y
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-17


late conditions upon which the voting of n tax Lv
the tax paving Cizsns Of the CITY Of Lake Charles
ehould h., Recommended made thr f0IIoyinr ~.
port
GentleueH-YOur committee appointed at your
last meeting beg leave to submit the fOIIowiIg AS
n result of a conference upon the matter submit
ted 10 them
To ,I, 4I.,,, Af,.r o,,,l ,,,,fI,.., as ,1. ,,;,,.
Of TaI ,IaiI anu N'U"' 4'''''' " CIV Wy
ly'bar.sas III, L.,,,.a ,,i,,. ,,-.,Li nd t.r,s
Bojl1, e. I,, r iii a, a'us "tI y "a
,nI roiib% "'tll ~
t!I,a1ss i,yyardI, r,I"% tI r,i Of 81
80 ., go a. ~ P"t4nn VI Cst,Iu
Nm and - i; "a az ~ i i"t y. q. ~
in" viii ,tber jiI6insl 80 Ii VI
TIef " ,I i NV ~ L'i,ST
na,s nf said rsacrf7t H.
k,5,aIo H., I'll, al, Ii' ~ ~ 30 ne r. 49,
~, - ~, ,ii, 80 ~ VI ''i' "'''
TEsf saiJ rit, shaI aP,,J,,iai In mid -ol
Eansss III. Wall - al Xxx Tau ~ IT,
nseJ w "tA3S ali tGi h'lM4} 20 thr
lol'e" VI a. g" "li. u'u'IL l+'4J inLi AaA A"I
e. s u IN, e"i zoo anu un
Iif A., '1ii eHLN' 90 "' lev loo anu
Sa,J Il, ~, 49, L., -o, ,
''-iii ot SululnE upon Inc A"1ioN AhE conditions
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-17

A HOWL has been raised among
those naval officers who have had soft
snaps IN Washington and elsewhere,
for many years, on account Of a new
order issued by Secretary Whitney,
directing the Beard Of Chiefs Of Bu-
reaux to review the list Of present de-
tails, and report where officers can be
released from shore duty Or stations,
without detriment to the service.
This means = general shaking up.
Rains have been partiaitbronghout
the State during the past week, A
portion Of tho parishes report crops,
especially the oldest cotton, as badly
damaged on account Of drouth; other
parishes repott loo much rain. But
IN . msiority Of the parishes crops
are doing moderately well and in
some sections the prospects, are good.
In many places cotton picking has
commenced. The temperature in the
northern portion Of the State has
been about az average; with us In the
prairie region in The southern part
VI the state--ii has been rather be-
low IN Average.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-08-17

anbaiVA I; 4 Tot On Kirby st, and l6t
On COR. Ford aud Iujn stRa taxes 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-07
A Christener.

From the San Francisco Call
In the little ONCE the top floor OF the Southern
Pacific building sits An old gentleman who dis
charges a very important function in the economy
OF the system He Is known as the general christ
ening agent for the whole system, and his duty Is
to supply high-sounding and euphonious names
for the new stations and stopping places which
are constantly being established He sits sur.
rounded by books OF the most ponderous character
consisting VI dictionaries, classical and etymolo-
gical. gaZetteers encyclopedias, directories, &C.
and when AN application Tor q name Is submitted
To him he turns over the pages OF all tuese books
until he di,cerns something suitable. He Is
gifted with discrimination OF the highest ORDER
and never selects name which ne considers alien
10 the character OF the country through which
Any one VINO will take the trouble OF perusing a
Southern Pacific timetable will perceive that
though the names OF the stations are IN many In
stances Spanish those on the new roads are Italian
IN derivation. "CaStello" Tor instance one or the
stations on the California and Oregon, was found
agent happened TO be reading then a typewriter
application for name came up from the general
superintendents Office. Calling his stenographer
fOrw ard he, with immense emphasis dictated the
name "CaSleIlo" TO him. IL was duly set up on
the typewriter and sent down stairs. He is a very
martin-t on points Of etiquette, and will receive
no requeS,S save those endorsed by Mr.. Towne and
superintendent Fillmore. He made several great
efforts when the SANTA Barbara line was CONFLICT
ca, and being nothing ii not appropriate, he pur-
chased copy OIL "RaInona" iOr the occasion
and literally selected names from that volume
''Saugus" Is one OF his greatest hits. "Gazelen
anoJner. The nine stations In the IJa.an
style, EsperanZa, FruitO. Piano, &c. Alcalde Is a
return 10 the older MOOD, while RumSeys Is purely
local name, and possesses no Significance. The
christening agent OF the Southern PACING has
only one regret in life, and that Is the INABILITY OF
the directors OF the Santa Fe Company 10 appre-
cldte his Efforts In their behalf. On the compile
ton or the California central he sent them list
OF gorgeous names In the Italian style, requesting
they would utilize them for their stations. They
Old not even answer his note, and instead OF adopt
ing Ia, suggestion, they gave their stations Span
Ish names, 40 GarvanZo, MonrOvia, DuarIe, Cuca-
monga, EtIwdnJa, &C. The christening agent was
bitterly disappointed, and, his stenographer says
mas never Ocen the same man since. lie frequently
when In a confidential mood, remarks that the
name 'Garvanzo" Is blot on the map OF Cali.
tOrulA