davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
story, 8 rooms; $1,000; Hueneme

street.
j. M. Harcoast, cottage, frame, l
story, 6 rooms; $4,000; Ramona street.
J. W. Hinton, cottage, frame, l
story, 8 rooms; $500; Santee street.
III. Q. Clapp, cottage, frame, l
story, 7 rooms; $6000 Cahrity street.
G. J. kubach, cottage, frame, l
story, rooms; $4,000; Seventh street.
A. Glassell, cottage, frame, l story,
rooms; 5000; Buena Vista street.
J. NJ. Tyler, cottage, frame, story,
4 rooms $1,000; Santa Monica.
X. Gamble, cottage, frame, story,
6 rooms; $2400 Boyle Heights.
j. M. Elliott, cottage, frame, /
story, 4 rooms; $1,000.
Geo. Ii. Bixby, cottage, frame, l
story, 6 rooms. $500; Long Beach.
H. w. Mills, store, frame, stories,
4 rooms. 1920, San Dimis.
Geo. Peck, bank, brick, 2 stories, G
rooms, $4,000. San Pedro.
A. Glassell, residence, frame, 8
stories, IS rooms, $4,000, Buena
Vista street.
G. Tyler Longsteet, residence,
frame, 3 stories, IL rooms, $l2, 500,
Adams street.
l. W. Hellman, residence, frame, 8
stories, Is rooms, $l3,500, Fill street.
DR.. Dozier, residence, frame, 2 sto-
ries, 8 rooms, $6500, Olive street.
G. Stinson, store, brick, 2 stories, 8
rooms, $4,000, Alhambra.
Geo. s. Baton, residence, frame,
stories, IA rooms, $500, Fort street
Thomas Stowell, residence, frame, 2
stories, 10 rooms, $4,000, Long Beach
a. +. Mackay, residence, frame,
stories, 10 rooms. $4,000, Santee
street.
r. A. Harris, residence, frame,
stories, II rooms, $l1, 800, Beacon
street.
j. DeBarth Shorb, residence, frame
stories, % rooms, $4,000, San Ga
briel.
M. GoE, residence, frame, stories
rooms, $4,000, Alhambra.
James McCarty, residence, frame,
stories, 9rooms, $4,000, Orange street
J. X. Skinner, residence, frame,
stories, 20 rooms, $4,000, Angeleh'
Heights.
Mrs. M. Boutwell,, residence, frame
stories. II rooms, $4,000, Hill street
Alhambra Hotel Company, hotel
frame, 3 stories, so rooms, $50, 900
Alhambra.
Tustin Hotel Company, hotel
frame, 8 stories, AZ rooms, $22 900
Tustin City.
G. J. Ellis, hotel, frame, 8 stories
so rooms, $4,000, Ellis avenue.
Redondo Beach Company, hotel
frame, stories, 250 rooms, $500, 900
Redondo Beach.
Flower Festival Society, boarding
house, frame, 8 stories, 50 rooms
$50, 600, Fourth street.
Fl. w. Mills, boarding-house, 3 sto
ries, frame, 20 rooms, $4,000, DIV
street.
Centinelia-Inglewood Land Com
pany, clearinghouse, frame, 2 ste
ries, Is rooms, $500, Inslewood.
Jotham Bixby, Genius Hall, frame
l story, ! room, $4,000, Long Beach.
Ramona Seminary Trustees, sem
nary, brick, = stories, 20 rooms, $50
600, San Diego.
Congregational Church Trustee.
church, frame, story, $35, 900, Pass
dena.
Glendora School Trustees, schoo
house, frame, stories, 6 rooms
$1,000, Glendora.
Glendale School Trustees. schoo
house, frame, ! story, 4 rooms. $30Qt
Glendale.
Water Gas Company, gas works
frame, 9 stories, $4,000, Seventh ST,
William Niles, store, frame, stt
ries, 6 rooms, $4,000, Jefferson st.
Frank George, store, frame, 2 st,
ries, 4 rooms, $52 900, Acton.
&. Stinson, store, brick, stories,
rooms, $4,000, Puente.
Total, $946 800.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
q. w. Davis,

VIM. G. Gould, residence on Figue-
roa street, l | rooms, $4,000.
Il. Vernard, residence on Freeman
street, . rooms, S3300..
j. Bowers, frame residence in East
Los Angeles, stories, 10 rooms,
s4700.
I'll. L. Newell, brick block on Second
street, 2 stories, II stores and A
rooms, $22 900.
.. y. Uranium, 8 frame residences
on Bunker Hill avenue, 2 story. 6
rooms, 5000.
J. q. Lynch, brick bank and post
office ut Cucamonga, 2 stories, 5
stores, ball, $l5,0
j. }. Woodworth, frame hotel on
San Pedro street, 3 stories, 80 rooms,
SIS ,0C0.
j. j. Methvien, g frame residences
on Washington street, story, rooms
each, $4,000.
Congregational Church Society,
brick Congregational church in River
side, $4,000.
c. III. Richardson, 3 frame houses
in Pasadena, 2ia stories, ! rooms
each, S3UUO.
j. II. Jacobs, brick block on Los
Angeles street, 3 stories, 3 stores, 50
rooms. SIC, 900.
II. Rose, New Natick hotel, frame,
on Los Angeles street, stories, 90
rooms, $15 600.
A. 3. Pierson, frame residence in
East Los Angeles, l story, rooms,
$4,000.
Captain G. Watts, frame residence
on Downey avenue, story, 10 rooms,
$4,000.
Smith & Jacobs hotel, frame, 3
stories. 60 rooms, South Pasadena
$4,000.
j. II. Jacobs residence, frame,
stories, IL rooms, South Pasadena
$4,000.
j. G. Lynch, residence, frame,
stories, rooms, Cucamonga; $4500
Maj. II. Bell, residence, frame, ]
story, IL rooms, Figueroa street
| $4500
Calledona Villa, J. Smith, residence
frame, 3 stories, Is rooms, South
Pasadena; $4,000.
Cucamonga Hotel, ]. G. Lynch
residence, frame, stories, 60 rooms
Cucamonga; $4,000.
j. S. Vosburg, residence. frame, :
stories, II rooms, Figueroa street
81. 1000.
s. A. Northcraft, residence. frame
2 stories, Q rooms, Boyle Heights
$4,000.
Col. d. Ellsworth, residence, frame
| 2 stories, 10 rooms, Flower street
$4,000.
Mrs. Judge Fisher, residence
frame, story, 10 room, Anits
avenue; $4,000.
DR.. Jones, block, brick. 3 stories
40 rooms, Alhambra; $4,000.
J. Berry, residence, frame. . stories
II rooms, Rose street;$ 400.
Total-S24S, 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
j. w. PrcSt OE, 4 SOFAS.

NJ. q. Jones, residence, frame, .
stories, 8 rooms, kG500, West Pico
street.
East San Gabriel, hotel, frame. 3
stories, 50 rooms, 500, 900, East san
Gabriel.
II. I'll. Markham, 9 cottages. frame.
/ story, rooms each, $4,000, East
San Gabriel.
l.. B. DeCamp, residence, frame, 9
stories, 8 rooms, $4,000, East San Ga
briel.
w. T. and A. y. Childress, 7 cot
tages, frrme, ? stories, 6 rooms each,
SIP 900, Second ar d Beaudry streets.
Edward Dunn, residence, frame,
stories, 10 rooms, $500, Eighth street
and Grand avenue.
Total, $50, 300. Work on hand not
ready for publication, 500 600.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

I, H. Rhodes, dwelling, frame, 9
stories, rooms; $500; Grandville
Ave.
John Best, dwelling, frame,
rooms; $1,000; Union Ave.
E. p. Johnson, dwelling, frame,
sto ries. 2 rooms; $4,000; Hope street.
j. d. Hitler, dwelling, frame, 9
stor les, rooms; $4,000; Orange Ave
Total, $l42, 400.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
Ernest A. COIhclSl.

Young Mems Christian Association,
Romanesque, brick, stone and terra
Gotta, $55 900, Fort street.
Mr.. Sweetser, residence, frame,
$500, The Palms.
Mr.. Hutchinson, residence, frame,
$500, Monrovia.
Young Mems Christian Associat' on,
brick, stone and terra Gotta, $4,000,
San Diego.
Mr.. Hernandez. residence, frame,
$500, Rosas street.
Mr.. Powell, reside nee, frame, $4,000,
Boyle Heights.
Mr.. Sweetser, 4 cottages, frame,
1920 each, The Palms.
Mr.. Sweetser, residence, frame,
$1,000, The Palms.
Mr.. Painter, bank, etc, brick, $4,000,
Whittier.
Episcopal Churo oh, frame, $500,
Santa Monica.
Episcopal Church, frame and stone,
$4,000, Sierra Madre.
Mr.. Painter, stores, brick, $4,000,
Whittier.
Mr.. Thompson, residence, frame,
$4,000, Alyarado street.
! Total, %l45 200.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
burgess D. f2eeye.

Louis Phillips, business block,
granite, brick and iron, Histories and
basement, 124 rooms, $l60, 900, Spring
and Franklin.
Louis Phillips, warehouse, stone,
brick and iron, 3-stories and cellers,
$40 900, Los Angeles street.
Louis Mesmer, U. S. Hotel, granite
brick and iron, 3-stories and base
ment, 46 rooms, $50 900, Requena and
Main.
s. Ca|laghan, business block, brick
land iron, 3-stories and basement, 70
rooms, $53 900, Third and Spring.
j. Mutually, business block, brick
and iron, 3stories and basement, ~
rooms, $36, 900, College and Buena
Vista
). Mutually, st. Nicholas House,
brick, 81 stories, As rooms, $24 900,
Fort street near Temple.
s. Ganahl, business block, frame,
3-stories, So rooms, $4,000, Elmyra
and New Main.
S. Ganahl. residence, frame, 2M-
stories, II rooms, $4,000, Grand ave-
nue. and Washington.
l.. Schwarz, business block, brick
and iron, and basement, 13 rooms,
SIS, 200. Third and Main streets.
j. Wilson, business block, brick
and iron, 8 stories, $4,000, South
Main, near Mott Market.
Mrs. Ostermans, business block,
frame, 2 stories, 20 rooms, $1,000,
Eighth and Olive.
j. Bernard, warehouse, brick, !
story, $1,000, Second and Alameda.
L. Sentous, business block, brick
and iron, 3is stories, $4,000, New
Main, near Plaza.
2. GARNER, residence, frame, 2
story, II rooms, $4,000, West Pico
street.
D. Cunningham, residence, frame,
story, 8 rooms, $4,000, Hill street,
between Seventh and Eighth.
w. G. Reed, residence, frame, n
stories, 8 rooms, $2500, Bonsello ave-
nue..
Mrs. Dominguez, residence, frame,
2 stories, $4,000, Main, near Sixth
street.
Sc. Vincent's College, brick, 3 sto-
ries, $4,000, Grand avenue and
Washington.
st. Vincent's Church, brick, $751;
900, Grand avenue and Washington.
Eighth-street Improvement Com
pany, Riverside, business block, brick
and iron, stories IS rooms; $50 ZOO; ;
cor. Eighth and Lime streets, River
side.
DR.. Medlock & Co., business block,
brick and iron, stories, 25 rooms !;
Sis, 900; cor. Fifth and Main streets,
Santa Ana.
Catholic school, frame, two stories !;
$4500; Pasadena.
Pomona Catholic Church, frame !;
$500; Pomona.
Mr.. Hayne, residence, frame, IL
stories, 8 rooms; $500; Alhambra.
Public school-house, frame, stories,
8 rooms $4,000; Alhambra
Total-$6SO, 100.
Plans for other miscellaneous build
ings OF all descriptions, 100000.
Plans for contemplated blocks on
hand, 100000.
Curlett, Eisen and CuthbertsOn.
Hon. L. L. Rose, residence, frame,
3 stories and basement, 26 rooms;
$50, 900: Fourth and Grand avenue.
E. A. Forester, residence, frame,
3 stories, IA rooms; $4,000; Seventh
and Pearl streets.
/. w. w. Montague, warehouse, brick
$4,000; Los Angeles street.
Mrs. Alameda Smith, hotel, frame,
3 and basement. 81 rooms; $26,
Temple and Grand avenue.
Rose & Fargo, hosel, brick, 8 stories, ]
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
DUB GROWTH.
Ihe New Buildings Being
Erected.
MILLIONS IN IMPROVEMENTS
The Houses Being Built at One
Time Counted-What the
Architects Say.

There being no Office in this city
where data as to building may be OBJ
tanned, the HERALD in last Novem Der
put a man ON the street to count the
houses in course of construction at
that time. He turned in the follow
ing report after two weeks walking
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
block, pressed brick, 8 stories. 30
rooms, First street; $4,000.

block, pressed brick, stories, 80
rooms, First street; $4,000.
Mr.. Mossgrove, work shop, brick, l
storie, Spring street; $1,000.
The Los Angeles College, college for
ladies, frame, 3 stories, $50 rooms.
corner Eighth and Hope streets;
Mrs. Martha O'Hara, lodging
house, frame, 3 stories, 40 rooms.
second street; $4,000.
Mrs. Luttey, stores and lodging
house, frame, . stories, 23 rooms,
10000, First.
A. Lordes, residense, frame, . sto-
ries, 2 rooms, $4,000, Also.
Rev. j. I. Ford, residence, frame.
2 stories, 0 rooms, $500, La Comber
street.
DR.. LYNX. residence, frame, | story,
Z rooms, $500, corner Fifth and Hill.
J. B. Lankershim, residence, frame,
story, 6 rooms, 5000, Maple avenue.
Louis Ebinger, residence, frame, /
story, rooms, $4,000, Maple avenue.
J. B. Lankershim, enlargement,
frame, 2 stories, - rooms, $500, Ma
pie avenue.
Newman Block, business, brick, 4
stories, 100 rooms. Palmare street /;
$4,000.
Lankershim Block, business, brick.
stories, $50 rooms, Spring street;
$4,000.
Neal Block, business, stories, 1885
rooms, Winston street; $4,000.
Vickery Block, business, stories.
20 rooms, corner Sonora and Main
streets $S5 900.
Leon Block, business, brick.
stories, 90 rooms, Hill street Sl3, 900.
Total 81. .207. 600.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
A. G. Lutgens.

Domingo Amestoy, stores and of,
fees, brick, 3 stories, 26 rooms, $36,.
900, corner Main and Requena streets
Chas. Bowers, stores and lodging
wood, 3 stories. 81 rooms, SIS, 900
corner Beaudry and Temple.
A. N. Feldschau, stores and lodp.
ing, wood, 2 stories, IL rooms, 10000,
corner Seventh and Wall.
Eleanor Freeman, stores and lodg-
ing, brick, 2 stories, 8 rooms, $4,000,
Ontario.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
Kysor, Morgan 4 Wales.
BUSINESS BUILDINGS.

Whittier, Fuller q Co., 5 stories
and basement, brick and iron, stores
and warehouses, Los Angeles street
near First street; $S1 900.
1. M. Hellman, stories and base
mcnt, brick, terra Gotta and iron,
stores and 80 rooms, Main street near
First street; s72 400.
Abstract, Title u Insurance Com
pany, 3 stories and basement, brick.
terra Gotta, stone and iron, thoroughly
s'flre-proof" rooms for The keeping OF
abstracts, etc., corner franklin and
New High streets; $6S, 100.
Furgerson building, stories and
basement, brick, terra Gotta and iron.
stores and "a rooms, corner Main
and postcffice court; 5000.
Crocker building, 3 stories and
basement, stores and so rooms.
brick, stone, Terra Gotta and iron.
Fort street near Second street; $47,-
100.
Orphsn's Home, 8 stories, brick
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

70 rooms; $4,000; San Bienav.n-
tura.
F. Downey Harvey, sottage, frame,
II stories, II rooms $500; Oak
Knoll.
ii. Gillig, cottage, frame. 9 stories,
4 8 rooms; $500; Oak Knoll.
w. ii. Goucher, 2 cottages, frame
and | stories, 6 rooms; 5000; Bur
bank.
Total--$193, ,O0o.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
J.. l.. Frank.

Residence for Edward Bosbyshell,
on Orange street, near Loomis, $4,000.
Residence fer James Luckenbach,
Carroll street, on Angelefio Heights,
$4,000.
Residence for Banhold & Watson,
on Angelei1o Heights, $4,000.
Residence for T.. A. Fraser, on
Whittier street, near Seventh, $500.
Residence for Frank CRADLE, in
Montana tract, $1,000.
Hotel at Beaumont for Southern
Investment Company, $25 900.
Total, $4,000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
III. Il. Leonard. Sr.

David Waldron, frame pavilion,
wood, 1-story, ! room, $500, Wash
ington Gardens.
p. I. Mcmahon, two dwellings,,
wood. 2-stories, IA rooms, $500,
Laurel street, No. 49,
Ben. Cohen, 3-story brick, brick
and iron, 3-stories, 50 rooms, $65 900,
South Spring street. between Third
and Fourth. Total, S7z 600.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
NeWSOin Eros.

Glendale Hotel Co., hotel, frame, 4
stories; $32 900; Glendale.
j. Allen, hotel, frame, 8 stories
$2l 900; Pacoima.
DIR Burbank, hotel, frame, 3 stories
$40, GOO; Burbank.
DIR. Bedford, hotel, frame, 8 stories
$23. 900; Magnolia.
DR.. Pinney, hotel, frame, stories
500, 900; Sierra Madre.
San Jose Ranch Co., hotel, 9 stories
$12,5 500; San Dimas.
J.. A. and Santa Monica L. and w.
Co., hotel, frame, 3 3\stories; $31 900
Sunset.
Simi l.. and w. Co., hotel, frame, .
stories; $4,000; Huencme.
FL. l.. Williams, hotel, frame, 3 sto-
ries; $25 1000; Gladysta.
Los Angeles Imp. Go ',ank build
ing, brick, 4 stories; $50 eco; Los An
geles.
Providencia Land Co., brick block
. stories; SIS, 600; Burbank.
Residences, frame, . and stories !;
$25 900; Burbank.
J.. T. Garnsey, residefcc, frame, .
stories; $4,000; Los Angeles.
L. Il. Garnsey, stable, ..aIne, = sto-
ries; $500; Los Angeles.
f. d. Lanterman, residence, frame,
l story; $500; Los Angeles.
- Hardy, residence, tame, 2 sto-
ries; $4,000; Redonda.
]. Murrieta, brick building, sto-
ries; $4,000; Los Angeles.
Hemit Land Co., 8 brick buildings,
/, 2 and g stories, $75 900, San Ja-
cinto.
J. Robinson. residence, frame,
stories, $S400, Los Angeles.
Semi-Tropic Land and Water Co.,
hotel, frame, st ries, $25 900, Rialto.
WIN. Smith, residence, frame,
stories, $4,000, Los Angeles.
Mr.. Teele, block, brick, l story,
$500, Magnolia.
C. +. White, bank, brick, . stories,
$2S, 900, Pomona.
j. G. Newsom, residence, frame,
story, 5000, Los Angeles.
Occidental College, brick, stories,
SIG, 900, Los Angeles.
Il. w. Hughes, residence, frame,
stories, $500, San Dimas.
q. G.. Rounds, residence, frame,
stories, $4,000, Los Angeles.
J. b. Winston, residence, frame,
stories, $4,000, Los Angeles.
E. ii. Crippin, residence, frame,
| story, $4,000. Los Angeles.
j. M. Davies, residence, frame, 3:
stories, $500, Los Angeles.
Total, S545, 800.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
j. w. EOrAyth.

Hotel for John Sentous on Olive
street, between Fifth and Sixth
streets; $4,000.
Central Baptist Church, on Fourth
street, between Main and Los An
geles streets, to be commenced soon
$50 600.
Residence for ]. G. DAILY, on Wash
ington street; $500.
Residence for r. n. Bulla OH
Temple street, 5000.
Two residences for j. G. Rochester
on Boyle Heights; $4,000.
Residence OF 10 rooms for w, 81
Stewart, on Washington street, neal
Figueroa $500.
Cottage for Or. +. W. Crank, a'
Pomona $4,000.
Total-$54.600.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
A. NJ. EdelSnalss

d. Bastauchury, stores and rooms,
brick and stone, 2 stories and base
ment, $32, 600, Commercial street.
Il. G. Guirard, residence, frame, 2
stories and basement, $500.
DIR, j. Kurtz, store and offices,
brick, 2 sto les and basement, $40, 1881.
J. W. Williamson, stores and rooms,
frame, 2 stories, $14, 900.
G. w. King, stores and rooms,
frame, > stories, $4,000.
r. G. Woodwork. residence, frame,
2 stories and basement, $1,000.
w. Bentz, stores and rooms, frame,
2 stories. $4957.
S. Lazarn residences frame, stories
and basement, $1l 900,
l.. Harris, stores and offices, brick,
8 stories and basement, $25, 500.
ID. Mahlstedt, houses, frame,
stories and basement, $25, 400.
s. Polaski, residence, frame,
stories and basement, $9006.
j. Noise, residence, frame, ] story
and basement; 5000.
J. Noise, stores and rooms, brick,
stories and basement; $lS,700.
l. w. Hellman, stores, brick, l
story and basement; $40, 900
q. w. King, residence, frame, 2
stories and basement; $500.
J. McGrath, boarding-kouse, frame,
9 stories and basement; $4,000.
G. Tononi, stores and rooms, brick
stories and basement; $32 600.
o. Macy, stores and rooms, brick, 3
stories and basement; $4,000.
j. Mappa, stores and Offices, brick
stories and basement; $4,000.
J. Wiel, stores and Offices, brick. {
stories and basement; $4,000.
Mr.. Simpson, clearinghouse
frame, 5 stories and basement; $l2,.
600.
Total-$333, ,SSS.
In addition to the above, about
$75 900 worth of work IN the country
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
SUMMARY.


These houses were all being built at
one time. There are at the busiest sea-
sons OF the years an average OF nearly
twenty houses day built in this city.
The past year has possibly witnessed
the erection of very nearly 5000
houses Of all sorts.
Immediately after the count given
above, the HERALD reporters inter-
viewed number of the leading
architects whose catalogues of build
ings constructed through the year
were as follows:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
THE SHERIFF'S BUSINESS.
Prisoners Received at the C0nmty
Jail Last Year.
Sheriff Kays reports the following

PRISONERS RECEIVED FROM JANUARf Isl
TO NOVEMBER BOTH, 1887.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-04-13
WANT THEIR OWN WAY.
The International Woman's
Council at Washington
City.
The Most Distinguished Gathering OF
Woman suffragists Ever
Held.
Entertaining Addresses by PrOmlnea,
Leaders OF the Move
ment.

ESPECIAL WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE
The International Council of Women has
been in session hcre during the week. /, was
called by the National Woman Suffrage Asso-
citation of the United States to celebrate
the fortieth anniversary of the first wom-
ans rights convention. The sessions were
held in Albaugh's Opera House. There were
in attendance about 2)0 delegates from Ma.
tooRl Womans Rights Associations or kindred
societies in this and other countries. About
thirty associations of this character were rep
resented in the council, which WINS probably
the largest crthcring of notable women
in the history OF this country:
Susan b. Anthony called the council
to order. Elizabeth Cady Stanton delivered the
address OF welcome. and, after reviewing at
some length the history Of the suffrage move
ment, she said:
I'm calling this counNil We anticipated many
desirable results. Aside from the pleasure from
mutual acquaintance in meeting face to face 80
many of our countrywomen, as we'll as those
from foreign lanis we hoped to secure thor
ough national and international organic ation in
all those reforms in which we arc mutually in
te:ested. To come together for week and part
with the same fragmentary societies and clubs
would be the defeat of half tho purpose Of our
gathering"
Mrs Stanton made the startling announce
ment that if the rights of women were not to
be obtained by just and fair means the result
would be that they would join hands with the
Anarchists, and the scenes of the French Rev
olution would be re-enacted. This dread
threat when first uttered, was received in 81
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-04-13

The BOYS and the Kee.Gunl.

One of our most popular preache7
tells erich one" on some of the boy
who "wore the gray, ""one of whom \
was which," While CHARTERED in Mort
Mississippi they attempted to open NJ
gotiations with stingy farmer for ID
purchase OF bee-gum. He refused
sell the honey, whereupon the boys il
formed him in a chivalrous and sol
dierly way that they were going !
have the bee-gum anyway, but pra
ferred to pay for it. He still refuse
and defied them to show their lead
about the premises at night. Ia
boys, bent on having the honey despl1
the threats of the old "tight-tist," ve1
back in the night, and following t1
direction of their leader, took ID
heaviest gum they could find in t]
yard, having to carry it "turn about
and wade q creek before they reachs1
the distributing point, and just as thu
were budding around in breathle]
suspense, anxiously awaiting VIII
watery mouths their midnight rep'1
on samson's favorite dish, what VI
their chagrin on the one hand and SUI
pressed laughter on the other, as c'|
of their number struck light a1|
they beheld before them large gl1
of ashes, which they had mistaken \
bee-gum. = Walker County (GH|
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-04-13
Science Of the BRAIN.

Paul Broca's discovery that the bra1
is congeries of organs, each ha'n|
its special function, is being contirLsteI
Duval has had the opportunity Of d
termining-by the post-mortem ezan1
nation of eleven persons who. dur9II
life, had been accidentally deprived
the faculty of speech or the memory,
words or certain letters of the alpn1
bet-that the faculty of speech al
memory of words reside in the seco.l
and third convolutions of the BRAY
In each case examined there had bes1
injury or disease of these convolutloa1
destroying their functions. Compare
Gambetta's brain with that of the la.|
Or. Bertillon, an eminent statistlcla,1
Duval and Chudzinsky found that !
the brain of the former the third \
"Broca's convolution"--as the spees1|
center is now cailed-is extremely ~
yeloped, while in Bertillon's it ISL
duced to its most simple express'...l
l1ambetta was active and loquaclo.u.'|
Bertillon reticent and retiring
oratorical qualities of the two p
were Numerically opposite, ana y
result is now seen to be due to !
physical conformations of Their j
spective brains.