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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

nook for ten miles on both sides OF the
a0a resort '1 hotel a. s Alpine. wbere IN,
valids troubled with asthma and
lung troubles can breathe in the
pure ozone and bask in the
dry, liie-giving atmosphere that will not
only give rest to the weary, but add a
fresh lease of life TO those on tho down
grade. At Rosamond there is also a
considerable stir. Parties are about to
establish hotel, saloon and blacksmith
shop. At this point also the railroad
company has put in a half mile addi-
tional siding, and now have double
gang of section men putting things III
shape for the future.
1t has been whispered around that
the Santa Iss Company will cross
the Southern Pacific Road four
miles north OF Rosamond, and that
it will hsveno station on this road be-
tween the point where it leaves the At
lantic and Pacific Road, twelve miles
east OF Mojave. and the town of Eshcal,
Just west OF Willow Springs.
The new town Of Esperanza, seven
miles west OF here, is gradually improv-
ing and bids fair to be the nucleus of a
very moral and prosperous community.
At Maynard there is considerable stir
land more improvement than in almost
/ my other portion OF the valley.
The wheat crop, most OF which is cut
for hay, is turning out handsomely.
The high price OF hay and the great de-
mard enables our farmers to get net
profit on every acre this year that will
pay for the first cost OF their land and
expense Of the crop. At the new arte-
sian well now being sunk by Charley
Eaton, OF your city, the boys met with a
bad break last week, but they are going
down to the subterranean water courses
at the rate of fifty feet day.
The Pasadena syndicate who are i'm
proving large body OF land just west OF
the Antelope Hills, are meeting with
splendid success in their water develop
ment, and will place on the market some
very inviting and productive lands,
adapted to all kinds of fruit and vines, as
soon as they can get the water down
the foothills.
The lands on the Liebre grant, lately
put on the market by Geril Beale, are
being taken in tracts Of forty and sixty
acres by actual settlers pretty fast. The
lands along the survey of the Santa Fe
extension from near Rodgers to TETON
are growing in value very fast but are
yet very cheap. The development OF
lands all the way out from Rosamond to
the Liebre grant will be much greater
this year than ever before.
You can count on more trade from
Antelope Valley in the next two years
than from the entire valley of the Zero
Gordo and Daggett country since it first
came into prominence. The growth and
development of this section means good
to Los Angeles, and he, who would give
us a black eye by crying '1desert' and
"wind" to keep settlers from coming
here, will soon see the mistake he made
and be compelled to go out on'the desert
proper to get resting place. SELAH.
Lancaster, May 80, 1888.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03
Lancaster Railroad improvements
and Developments.

EDrToRs HERALD: The Southern Paci-
fic Company has been for some time
making substantial improvements at
this place and at Alpine, which will en-
able it to handle the heavy freight and
passenger trains over the summit Of
Mount Vincent without accident or delay.
The establishment of coaling station
here with additional sidings at Gloster,
Alpine and Rosamond, has enabled the
company to handle the slow freight
trains that could not be accommodated in
the Yards Of the company at Los Angeles
during the strike Of the switchmen in
your city. eF
The company has also put in storage
well and tank at Alpine that will mate
rally facilitate matters in getting the
great anaconda OF freight trains over the
summit between Soledad Cafion and An
telope Valley. While our town has been
steadily growing from the rapidly settle
ment Of the country east and west of us,
our neighboring towns have also been
whooping things up in good shape, and
have been rewarded by phenomenal
growth that seems almost impossible.
At Palmdale, there is genuine boom
! in the way Of development that is
worthy of imitation. All the trees, vines
and crops have been protected by sub
stantial rabbit-proof fences and the lands
have been cultivated in tip-top shape so
as to demonstrate fully the reproductive
| qualities Of the soil.
At this charming locality, within q
radius of five miles, there has been set
this year IL, 600 fruit trees, 10000 vines
and corresponding plant Of agri-
cultural products and magnificent set
ting of gooseberries, blackberries and
raspberries, with q liberal sprinkling OF
strawberries. The cherry, pear and fig
| trees, set in 'S7, have fine showing OF
fruit this year; the cherry. trees protuc-
ing ripe cherries month earlier than
the trees in your city. The rooted grape
vines put out last year have o good yield
OF grapes this yea, while many OF the
cuttings put out in February, '87. have
from one to ten buuches OF Muscat
grapes.
have established o school whore both
English and German have been taught
for some time. They have lately sue.
ceeded in getting established school
district, . postoffics and voting pre-.
cinct. They will noon have . srhool-
house that will be credit to tHp district
and large enough Tor 100 scholaxt. The
store and new church buildink spesk
we'll for the town and both are hPerelly
"A s!IsIS = nor hsiss n.ds T. y,
szs|z9ca 90. = L e155
I r41ouu1 FU&d ~ AIuIn0.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03
Tn THE sUPRRIoa COURT.

State Of California, County Of Los Angeles, s..
In the matter Of the estate OF Victor Heaudry.
deceased Notice for publication Of time for
proving Will, etc.
Nosice is hereby given that Friday, the 18th
day OF June. 1850, ct 10 o'clock A. NJ Of said
day, ct the courtroom Of this Court, Department
Two thereof, in tho JonNs Block, City Of Los
Angeles, County Of Los Angolea, and State Of
California; has bsen appointed ~ the TITO and
place for hearing the application Of P. Beaudry
aud p W, Wood pre31uG that document now
on ale n tnis Co>lrt. purport1nx % b. . copy q
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03
DenneiIy,s Uryptogram.


read Ignatius Donnelly's attempt to
show, by q cipher running through
the lines, that Bacon wrote Shakes
peare's plays, l have been care
fully examining two or three of the
plays and hafH Recovered more won
derful cipher stii. 1t is no less than that
cipher referring to Donnelly himself
runs through all these plays. 1t is the
most wonderful instance Of prophetic
foresight that | ever met. have a large
folio edition Of the works formerly attri-
buted to William Shakespeare, and !
find that by commencing at the top Of
any page and then spelling out the name
'1gnatius Donnelly," and then referring
to the line corresponding with the num-
Der OF the lines in which find his name,
there is direct reference to Ignatius.
For instance page 4 Of Lores Labor Lost
commences thus. Take the Italic letters
for Ignatius and the small capitals for
Donnelly:
Melanl s)eholy, did commend the black
Depressing hum0r TO the most wholesome
Physic of thy health giving air, and az am a
Gentleman. betook myself to walk. the time
About the sixth hour"
Now, il you will begin with the first
iet.er ,taiiciseo IN me ABOVE quoIation
anu ioiiow .ne otne :,, isaiic ie.eers Inrougn
.ns en- ~ XIV hst haua nons sn sbre spsi
siz lines 70 find the letters coming in
order 70 spen out tnat name. NOW, ioi-
low .ne same PAN a Nun Nun .ns cap,.a, ,e.-
and 20 through four lines, making, when
placed together ga for our cipher num-
per. now commences ss the nrst me a.
the TOP OF tne page Is gwen above ana
count sixey-9ur 5inss uown eno paee anu
YOU WI. NM ~ ssGsnr. re,rsn; 10 :" vhe
' wl,o1l =. Vic LIZ ~. edth Inv e
c9upie. co.n"enclns Will 'ao o''h ms
Iy,,.v NV head 70 .ov GOOD mans hat.
These saths and laws Will nrove an idle scorn :,
BY turning to page 1888 Of the same
play and pursuing the search we get a
direct references to line 80. It would
make INV com municat;on too long To give
the lines Containing the cipher and
therefore 1 will Give hit tfvx 4 4 a and
d;sc,,.ar.d - a. oc c;,,h.~ IT, .t~,,a
nnmber 90 we And refars 10 this: ~
whs. alma A. sssshs,. i Ia th.. ina,t.d mi.
letter.
what vsns' What wsathe! cocf'
Cipher number As brings us TO-:
'sThis Il gift that have simple, simple, fool
r..r. 's spirit full ., FORMS figure. shapes.
Idess sypren eusious, emotions, revolutions,
PAGE % gives "a cipher number AZ
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03
General markets.

NEW YosK. June 2.--Hops-- Quiet. steady and
unchanged.
sugar-Firm and quiet. Domestic molasses
grades 81 test. $40 fair reclining quoted 43zc
rcfned firm.
Copper-Dail. Lake, $500.
Lead-DulI aud nominal.
Tin--Dull. Strata, B19.9b.
Colfce--- Spot, fair Rio Arm Al 1890; options
unsettled and lower. Sales, %, 500 bags. June,
$12 25Q2ie.45 September. 81 .200l1,8 bi 90.
tober 109a11Lls; November, 10000
1875.
CHICAGO, June 2--whiskey--$1.19 10.
August, 8id,171<
s Shoulders. $Soo56, 20: short cle.z, % oog
| sos; abort ribs, va 90. riH 't1Hd
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

perspirstion, producing q very disssreeabie
itchinG AFTER getttnG warm. This form - well
- Blind nleedluR AM. protrsS inf piles yiol44
on0> % the application Of DR.. H1sau{Q'n Flu
Rep4edy, which actg direotly upoa ~ pe4<u
:. e Il s
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

Tho Care Of the Complexion.
In Eastern papers have recently
read several letters, written by promi-
nent women, upon the care of the COM
plexion. At all ages and in all places
this is an interesting subject to the sex
which is always expected to look well ;
but in California, where the climate is
more partial to flowers than 1t is to bellies,
it possesses additional Importance. Too
much water is under all circumstances
injurious TO the skin, but in a locality
where alkali is 50 prevalent, it should be
used most sparingly, and If possible
not at all. Cold cream will remove dust
quite as readily as water, and where
there is tendency to chap or burn, a
preparation Of glycerine and the yolk
Of an egg is very effectual. 1t must be
prepared in equal parts and APP
piled before going to rest. 1t
is mistake to suppose, es-
pecially in the glare of the California
sunshine that powder will conceal de-
/ fects and look natural yet this is an error,
common to large majority Of women.
II is no unusual thing, particularly in Los
Angeles, where freckles are 80 heartless,
to see q well dressed lady, whose face
looks as though a calciminer had mis-
taken her for wall. Besides, powder is
death to the complexion, and sooner or
later is sure to produce wrinkles. Ella
Wheeler Wilcox especially recommends
the use. of powdered almonds. She
asserts that she has known them to pro-
duce marvellous results, and that no
woman who regularly applies them will
I~xx<~ II ~ r<<f
agree with Mrs. Wilcox. l thin the
rubbed, as she advises, intoF the
skin; and know Of q LADY, who
had never been annoyed evdA by
occasional pimples, who actually pro-
duced an eruption on her face by using
Mrs. Wilcox's highly commended aim
onds A happy frame Of mind, whole
some, outdoor exercise, and well regu-
lated diet have in reality as much to dc
with good looks as they have with good
cheer; but all women who wish to retain
fresh compilations would do well to en-
tlrely abandon the use Of water and as a
substitute for it use sweet cows milk or
cream. This ablution is perfectly sale
and is as we'll, quite as cleansing as water.
A Han dsomc Tea Gown
Was worn at society gathering one eve
ming last week by fashionable young
lady Of this city. The gown was Of
black satin with draped vest fry3t Of
cardinal satin. The sleeves wer8. cut
trumpet-shape, andswere lined with tar-
dinal satin and embroidered with clus-
ters Of half-bloom peoples. The train
which was separate from the skirt and
fell in graceful folds from the waist, was
also lined with cardinal satin. But the
browning beauty of the toilet was the
embroidery upon the front of the skirt.
It was executed by the young lady for
whom 1t was made, and was an elaborate
collection Of crimson peoples.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03
WALTER 5. MRLIcK, Secreta
EXCHANGE REVIEW.

New YORK, June 2-The stock market to-
day was the dullest and most uninteresting so
almost entirely devoid of features. The alarm
ing reports Of the Illness of Gould received from
the West gave weak tone to the opening, and
to three-eightns below those Of last evening.
general disbelief In the rumors circulated
soon became prevalent, however, and the mar
final changes are almost without exception in
the direction of lower figures, but they are con-
fined to small fractions
Government bonds were dull but steady.
@.0 MONEY QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK, June 2.-Money on call easy at
1@1lS per cent; last loan, L; closed 1911.
Prime mercantile paper 496.
Sterling exchange dull and steady; $4.S 6L
for sixty day bills; S4.ssl4 for demand
Bar silver, 91ssc.
San FRANCISCO, June 2.-silver bars, 911S9
92c. per OF.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

Two ounces Of lard, one gill OF water,
three ounces Of -four, five eggs, half
teaspoonful Of Hartshorn. Let tie water
and lard come to q boil, then add -four;
stir it through; add hartshorn in eggs,
one at time. Bake twenty minutes in
hot oven. sH Ff
FILLING.
Four ounces of sugar, two ounces Of
-four, four eggs, one pint of milk; mix
-four, eggs and sugar together, then add
the milk boil until it comes to custard.
HAM TOAST.
Put one pint Of chopped, lean ham in
saucepan wit;9a little pepper and one
and half our{ 4 OF butter and two eggs.
When we'll q xted, spread it on thin
slices Of hot buttered toast.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST CHARLES HoTEL-G L Stapleton, Santa
Ana: Jas Vantr1e, L Stege South Riverside;
John Sweeney. Santa Ana; Chas Schroeder and
wife. Racine, Wis: David VIM Jones, Sangue
Hendsch, Cotton; e NJ Doyle Rushville, III;
9 r schwair, Admission, Ala; A Hurley. Orc
Grande; Work, Ackron; B Barnard, Beaver
Falls, Pa; John Burke, Pomona; James McNeal,
Beaver Falls, Pa; N Little, San Diego; Thomp.
son, Cucamonga; c Baldwin, San Bernardino;
L O Hull, Phoenix, A T.
HoLLRNBEcK.-H Schaffer, g Hart, San
Francisco; Vinton Mitchell, city; Geo X Miller,
San Francisco; NJ W Hazeltine, Ed Haxeltine,
J Moose, Chicago: Miss Z McMullin, Pasa-
dena; Mrs Abels. Al Miller, San Francisco; E l
Stimson, w Noble, Coronado Beach; r W
Pilsbry. D G Waldron and wife, San Francisco;
D w Daykin, San Pedro
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

Are spent every year by the people OF this State
for worthless medicines for the cure Of throat
and lung diseases, when we know that il they
would only invest 81 in SANTA ABLE, the new
California discovery for consumption and Kin
remedy find relief. 1t is recommended by min
listers, physicians aud public speakers Of the
Golden State. Sold and guaranteed by @. b.
Hance, a and 10 North Spring street, ct u Z
bottle. Three for $3.50
!. The most stubborn case Of catarrh will speed
lily Buccumb to CALIFORNIA CAT-R-OURE.
FOR LAME BACK, Side or Chest, use ehf-
loh's Porous Plaster. Price rs cents. Bold BY
O. +. Heinzemad.
LAnguor, Dull Headache and constipation re-
moved BY TARRANr's sELTzER AFEnIENr.
Why WILL you cough when shiioh's Cure
VIII give immediate reliof? Price 10 cts, 90
cts. and 81
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gardner's ice cream leads ,em AM
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

was not jubilant over my victory, for
I expected that at the next opportunity
he would open fire on me, for he was in
desperate trait, financially and other
wise, and correspondingly reckless.
Several weeks passed before I CHANGED
to meet the General. l had not exactly
lodged corners to avoid meeting him,
but kept close eye to the windward
when turning them. One day we met
on the avenue face to face. He extended
his hand and cordially grasping mine,
said; II was wrong; l start on an ex-
podition tomorrow and may never re-
turn. Good-byei" wished him God.
speed from the bottom Of my heart.
Few have forgotten the disastrous
cruise of the Virginius and her capture,
and the disposition OF the Inflated mon
aboard Of her by the Spanish military
authorities. General Ryan was, among
| the others Of the band, condemned to
death. It is related by an eyewitness
| that when Ryan and his followers were
| placed in line 10 be- shot, he firmly re-
fused to DO blindfolded, and faced
death looking into the muzzles
Of the guns turned against him.
| When the fatal volley was fired
he was struck and MORALLY wounded,
| but still he stood erect and not sound
Of anguish escaped his lips. Nor did he
fall until the sword Of the Captain OF the
firing squad, driven by rage at his f,rti-
| tude, had pierced luis quivering heart,
| Before the Virginius affair, had
| grown to think that General Ryan's at
tempted pistol practice upon nae was but
an exhibition Of bravado, and that his
onlV intention was 70 rive me Z whole
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

Financial.
203 WEST FIRST STREET, Los ANGELES, I
81 efflt June 2, 1888.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

Languor, Dull Headache and Constipation
moved by TARRANr's sELTzER AfEn1ENT.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16

gnscinmie przyimuia. trezba i'm opow.edzlec cos
my v'dzie!i ! %slyszvl'.
-Zamiast zwracaG move DO psa, NOW do
mas starry dzlwaku-rAek} pulkownlk przyS'epu-
lac do Nn,ana.-Pow!edz mi, czys ME nap,t-
kat gdzir ID u c n \ Puszczy lub NE znl-
la31 tr,p6w lndyan %zaoitych na~cechowanych
prz' y niego.
% Ouch Puszczy nc ME wiem-
odpowie'ziaf Natsn-alc slyszalem "a rzecz
pewn9. ae rome !udy ~indyjskie zawarly Z So
bq %przymlerze gromadza ogromne silly Ola
zniszczenia o~ad wyriecia bialych W calem
zarhoiniem kentuky. WsAelAi" wll.c ich s!a.
dv, mic Gle size vice m bacznosc'. \ tvraz,
do tai, pcduo>zac sic Z pnia, race pulkowniku
kaz"G mi Ia przyn'e>ione skory dac procAu j
kul. Gas nam do l,su.
-Wslyd i hahba-zawofaf re wzgariq B"nce
lie czlcwiek talk siluy TAXI celny slrzelec,
uAywa swej zreun"si jedynie ma strAelanie bu-
woIow i jeleni. Tom, ldz Do magAz>nu wy
dni mu ammunicyi ilosc odpowiednq wartosci
skor.
Natan 2 pokornq NINA uda& sic "a Tomem.
Pu!kowuik z RplamIem powrocll do donu,
gdzie Ma mich clekala wleczerza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16
ROZDZIAt i'll.


Pc wieczrrzy E1yta ~zaczeEs sic rozbicr"d W
swoim p"ko]l, gty w tenn zapukano DO draw,
20 cz"m T~Iie Doe weszia.
-Czryu zYdasz?-zapytnla Edy ia.
TvIie >taia prz4z ch~iIq p"uneszana, jakby
ME wiedy9c co ma powiedziec; wreszrie rekiu:
Me mialabym snia! Jscl przcszkadzaG pannle..
ale.
Now smualo- ,~odezwafa sic Elyta fayoi1ie
% pamiiu. mann DO clebie prrSbq-nowifa
TeIie zbIerA,4c odwag4.--WAem, be udajncie sis
w pus>cze zachodn'e, race me przy JAG d" two
ich u~tug. hedq rracowitq wivr1la.
10 bye ME muzc-ol parla Etlyta-a zrA
szta rodzlce twoi ME pozwojlllby ci zl4l sic od-
dalat.
-Jestem talk jak slerota = rzek]a Tel'e ze-
smulkiem-pragne ~pracowac.. o, przyjmlj nj;
parma, a muze ci wieksze wyswiadcze us}ug',
on'zei prZyplszczasz.
MOI. dniecle, wzielabym Gle chetnie, ale
ME ,j"stess,ny za,nozni, " poczatkach nlety.ko
ME moglab>m ci ric place, ale nawet zap-w-
mic koniecznych wyg6d.
Me zaaam wcale wynagrodzenia. Parma ME
Znasz tych stroa, ne wlesZ, jake. rzel"]l r'e
dolegliwpsvi, zanim urzadlicie sob:e yosp"dar.
st 70. ia pntratie oll"c ci nleoceniona u>lu5 L..
przyimij mie, a be IL CT wl1lec1na do smierci.
-Dlaczcgoz ME cheese Zo~tawac W domu pal
kownika, wszakze tutal sic masz prawlo talk
dobrze jak W roII:ieIskim domu?
-Zo~tawaG tn dluzr) Lie moye, zaw~l"}a 2
goryrza Telic, tn ws1yscy zniewazala biedna
TeI,e, za to-, ze jej ojciec po~zrdI do Indyan6w
i posrod Mich 3yje. w 'lalekicI ztql str"nach.
W mlejsru dokqI sic u la ecie, Mkt ME vie, IL
Daniel Doe ma swlece zyje mkt lie belzi"
przpsladowaf lego uiewinnej corki! O Wei mmr!
Wei panro Forester! ivz,li aie irzez lItosc
da mnle, to przcz wzg'at ma sleblt: ia zya:
oddawua Ia pnglanlczu, mann DUO !josWiad'rze-
MA m"ge ci4 cd nIt]elnego ocllronlc n1ebez-
p!eczen>twa.
| r~4uciws2y sic do noy E'yty, objela j. "a
cze|a ze izami ~ponawia6 swe pr"sby yak ecia
Mszyslko ]ednak ma mic sic mic z'iafo. Parma
FORESTER ME dala sic wzruszyc s%tanowczo
oswiadczyla Tein, ze JET ME wezmie. Wy,Zer
pawSzy w~zys'kic sposoby i w'dZa', 2e ME Edo
la skloniG E,yty do wyslu :hania s~ych blagan
T"lie poluosla sic i gleboklm smulklem opus
CHA jei pokoj
Tymc1asem Roland zabierat sic do sporzyn-
ku. WlIlar, Re mIeszkanle puikownlka Jest do
Syc %szczupfe ME chcac trudzlc grSpodarzy
wyprusli sobie, ably mu p 'z'volono spac ma STA
me W stodnie. ktorej wruta staly otworem. Ma
wykly do zycia obozo "ego, me tro>zczy1 sic c
o wygody. Siodlo p%osluzyfo mu Ia poduszke
a plaszcz "a kollre; wkrotce potem usnai, u
~k"lysnny marzrni,mi prnlektow, ktore zalnys
la1 wykonac W przysztosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16

Cheese bye kr6Iem?
kroi w lynn kraju
Ne W zwyczn ju:
T>m W tel dohie
CO ME zroble.
Ale .jesIib clftku lysy
G yI1 gotta masz luz banjo,
To wypeln'q two kaprysy,
Wtn- I'll sx'c&y znow powstanie.
ia nam TAXA medycynq,
Go jall pnsrisz LA nit SLING
I tenn rotrzesz glove, br"de,
Wnct nrosn% wlosy Mode.
Chico IL Bism"rn =
Nc h &" p'"runS
Ur"sna cara
Ge~t" ko;tu:.y.
NJ je cnda, n1ojc ivory
Chwaia w~zNs,ke rrofesory,
Pc masc pi.za kroIc, dwory,
Aire~njnc:
G. E. Story
100 e. Second Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16
Winonski Bank
OszcZednoSci.

The Winona Servings Bank
Drnga III. miedzy Main Center.
Bank ten bedzic placil pro-
cent Cd wsze]kich depozyt0w,
poczawszy cd ~je'lnego dolara,
cd | gruduia 1885 r.;nadal.
Wypoaycza pieniqdze ma NE
ruchomosci..
Cz1unkowie Komitetu:
Vim. Widnom, prezydent,
G. A. Mercy, Wiceprezydent,
f. A. Rising, skarhnik.
II. NJ. Kinney, r. b. Basford,
j. IL. Jenkins G. j. Camp.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16

Zdrowie - zdr st.
VIOLA! Piast,
PiIac Mol
U swych wrot.
w lego slad
ldzie rad
P"lski SYN,
Lecz ME miod,
Jeno plyn
Jako drut,
,.Piwem' EVAN
L.le w dzban
Il dzbana - chlust!-
W gardla spllSt,
Pl.yn ma mfyn,
klnem kIin....
Plwa moe
Dziala wnet,
Skacze czlek.
N"gi = hoe.
Putem - VIC!
Po caly Gag
Dyrdq do
BAY CITY
Brewing Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-16

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-12-04
JAPANESE BENEvoLENcE.
Mutual Aid Association-A Splendid
Subscription.


Mutual Aid Association-A splendid
Subscription.
The Japanese Mutual Aid Association
commenced its first annual meeting in
the Lyceum at 80 p. m. on Tuesday,
10Th ult The meeting was composed
OF thirty-seven members, among whom
were the japanese inspectors and doc
tors who are the local committees of the
association; delegates, elected among
the laborers, representing the members
on these islands, and the business com
mittee AZ Honolulu. Several amend
ments were made TO the constitution. and
also new articles were added to it, which
viii prove not only beneficial to the la
borers themselves but advantageous to
their employers.
The Consul-GeneraPs wife, Mrs.
Taro Ando and Mr.. Katsura were elected
as the president and recording secretary
OF the meeting respectively, and Rev Il.
9lIyama offered PRAYER at the opening OF
each meeting. 1t continued daily until
II 80 p. N. Saturday, the 24th, when it
was voted that the association stand adj
ioUrned, 70 meet next year at the same
place, In the same month. Mr.. Ando was
again elected as president for the ensu-
ing year. A farewell social meeting with
refreshments was held AIonuay noon.
A subscription of five hundred dollars
was taken up amsng the Japanese Sun
day evening, with the purpose Of eventu-
ally securing special hospital aceommo-
datl0ns for sick japanese.