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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-07
NOTICES

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Board Of
Public Works on Monday morning, March II, 1883, at
U0''o'A' LOT 7 TERKAoE AVENUE
from the n0rthsTRsEE s s1as IF AVENUE
to the s0utherly f IfNc g R
in accordance with plans and specifications on file
a IN sne o and M er ers str SeteI wh SnslhbsI Bank e forms s of SiSS
and agreement of surety must be obtained.
About 1850 yards of earth excavation.
Abont 90 cubic yards Of rock excayation.
About 225 square feet new bridge stone.
A APont ssp it saadf FEET ase 81 n lS.inc dae 9itriEied pipe.
Time for completion of contract, forty (0| working
The making of the above Improvement and award
of the contract therefor will be subject to the re-
more than one-haif of the assessment therefor.
Pdr0posSalss p must be e nc sSe IN nn sealed e1v e Pes,
race avenue directed to the Board Of Public Works
ing, when called for in the order Of business relating
No city ofiiciai win be received as surety.
By order of the Board OF Pnb5i K Works pisscv 80.
Dated Jersey City, Feb. Is, 1859.
NOTICE TO CoNTKARCTos.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of
Public Works on Monday morning, March 18th, 1889,
y ~ IMPROVEMENT OF SUMMIT AvENuE
between South street and Paterson avenue, in ac-
eoSrdanee with plans and specifications on file in the
and Mercer street, where blank forms Of bid and
agreement of surety must be obtained.
Estimate of quantities:
About $500 cubic yards of earth excavation.
About 400 cnbic yards of rock excavation.
About $500 cubic yards of sand on grave. filling.
About $500 square yards OF stone paving.
About $500 lineal feet new curb stone.
About LOO square feet new bridge stone.
Abont 50 square yards repaving.
About 100 lneal feet reset curb stone.
About 50 square feet re-laid bridge stone.
About 800 Hneal feet cribbing.
Time for completion of contract, one hundred and
twenty Q2O working days.
The making of the above improvement and award
of the contract therefor will be subject to the re-
monstrance of the owners Of the property liable to
more than one-half of the assessment therefor.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes,
endorsed Proposal for Improvement of Summit
avenue, between South street and Paterson avenue
directed to the Board of Public Works, and handed
to the Clerk of the Board in open meeting, when
called for in the order OF business relating to sealed
proposals.
No city official will be received as surety.
By order of the Board Of Pnblic Works.
MARTIN FINCK, Clerk.
nafod Torcav Cffxr NJ T Eah X 1906
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-07
.H0BOKEN'SNASTY STREETS
IMPERATIVE NEED FOR A HEALTH
OR BU11DING INSPECTOR.

The Meadows, Especially, Offensive Alike
to Sight and Sme1l-Houses Unsafe
for Habitation, and Streets That Breed
Disease-Hoboken Trihes.
Many and general are the complaints
that Hoboken has neither a Health
nor a Building Inspector. The grum-
blers say that in certain districts dead
animals are allowed to lie on the streets
until they give forth odors that breed
disease broadcast. When ashes are
dumped in their receptacles on the
sidewalks, ragpickers spill the STUN all
over the walks, where it lies until it is
either blown away by the wind or
washed off by rain. Decaying vegeta-
ton is scattered around indiscrimin-
ately, and is never by any means car
ried away. No "a at all is taken by
the contractors in removing it. The
stencil encountered when walking
along the streets in the Meadow dis
trict is in~tolerable, and it is small
wonder that sickness and disease rule
that territory.
Al number of houses recently erected
on Washington street are pointed out
as being rottenly built and unsafe for
habitation. When an accident occurs
by which life is lost, the Council will
wake up to the necessity of an officer
to look after buildings in course OF
erection, and condemn Others that are
unsafe through age and delapidation.
Councilman Stanton says that the
Board of Aldermen is already too large
for the amicable transaction OF the
city's affairs, and that three additional
two from the Fifth ward and one
Councilman at large-will clog matters
hopelessly. One man could act in the
capacity of both Inspector of Build
to be paid by the city for the adj
ditional Councilmen would pay for an
officer to look after the work which is
at present totally neglected. A con
siderable amount of building has been
done in Hoboken within the past
year, and some practical man is needed
to overlook the work as it progresses.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-03-07
FEBRUARY's HEALTH REPORT.

Counsellor Winfield reported that
he had been authoritatively informed
that the prospect of a local Board Of
Health in Hoboken had fallen through.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-12
MARKETS AND snIpPIGe.


SxxTrIx. Feb L.
The eiOver ard aesd sod market il
openlax. The spring trade In al garden
seeds II also beginning 20 open up. The
market on the whole is fairly we'll sep
Piled with good qealify og seeds Prices
resnain about the same
Gxne eonxiuues scarec. dealers are Of
the oysrson that the market viii not Ina
prvre again tails season, which eiosee
shortly.
MERCHANDISE AND PEloBCcE REs
CEIPTS-pnxInx the last g hours the
merchandise and produee receipts 1t this
pert have been ~ follows. Puget H0und
Saarg road. 100 tons. Columbia Il Puget
So41d railroad. toa rsersshA11ixes Sc
xttse. Lake shore q Eastern railway, $50
tons. ste1uers--MaiIa Waiia so tons,
FEnRF Lake, ss;nons; Hun-oe. 2 tons. ]. b.
Libby. e tsus Cara Brnwn, ton Total
reesspts. 100 tons
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the last - hours
goods and merchandise hare been shipped
from seattle 20 the surrounding country ~
follows: PUGET Sound shore road. ss tons.
Columbia and Puget sound roNd. 3 tons.
seattle. Lake shore and Eastern railway,
3 tons ste4mers-Aucon, 20 tons. lola.
IL tons: Lbby. tons Eiyxn Anderson. IS
TONS Edith. 4 tons: Glide, II tons: Clara
Browa, tons; Munroe. 5z tons: Grsce. 2
tons: Augusta. ton: Mountaineer, 4 tons
Nellie. tons Michigan. ! ton. Total
shipments. Pisa tons.
NATURE OF RECEIPTS Potatoes, 200
SKIS lard, 30 eases eggs. . cases; butter,
, tubs. bbl. box onions. II SKIS; hay. 6
tons. bark. 30 sks. cutlery, cases, or
gaus. cases: candy, cases; cigars, 4
eases, plows. 80 and attachments; glass
ware, 100 pkgs: whisky. 4 bbls, cases
hardware. lDo pigs: household goods, 100
pkgs. GrHxs 20 pkgs: cable cars, g car
loads. paper bags. bdis: furniture 50
50 uoe feet
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sAs rrAScIsco EEvIrx.

San FRANCISCO REVIEW.
SAS FRANCISCO, Feb. 11.-wheat--De-
qnotable 81 4lltea1 49,; some holders ex-
| pect the market to do better.
Barley-Firmly held; desirable lots held
at Sc; quotahle s2i2tGS5c.
0ats-Market weak: 5000 Oregon arrived
to-day: with free receipts there is not
choice feed, 81 10; No. ], 81 o5; lower
grades, Sltfl 02ls.
Heps-No business of consequence.
Potatoes-A1 kinds in good supply:
market easy: Peerless. 30d50c; Burbanks,
5oa75c: Garnet Chill, 5otg65c: Early Rose,
35{di0e.
Butter-weak; fancy 221592sc; good to
choice. f9fG20c.
Eggs-siill depressed; California ranch,
lsc. store lots, 16taf7c.
No charters reported.
NEW YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET.
NEW YORK, Feb. li.-Hops Firm and
quiet
coffee-Options opened steady. leaI5
points up, and closed barely steady: Feb
5 points down, others 56110 points up: sales,
$3.50 bsgs Feb, SIS s0(di5 So: March,
SIS Goals IS; May, SIS ssGl6. Spot Rio.
dull, fair cargoes, l7ssc.
Sugar--kaw, firm; refined, strong; in
fair demand
copper-Dull and stronger; lake. Feb,
SIG 90.
Lead-Quiet and weaker; domestic, 80 20.
Tin-elniet and heavy, Straits. $2l Is.
Bar silver, 92ssc.
Northumberland strong at ssi.c and
closed steady at ss7sc.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO. Feb. Ii.--wheat-Closed strong
aud higher; cash, 81 03iz: May. 81 o6is.
Corn-Easy: cash. sac; March, "a 5-l6e;
May. IS 3 Ice.
/ oats-Steady; cash. 25c MAY, n slice.
Barley-Nothing doing.
Pork - Easy; cash, s1I SIS; March,
Sli iii; May. sll.d7la.
Lard steady: cash aud March, So 50;
May, IS sotd6 s21s.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
1 CHICAGO. Feb. Observation-Disclosures,
/ l., 600; strong f3r good ;others steady; choice
! 10 extra beeves. 81 25{ti 40; steers,
/ s3t94 20: stoekers and feeders. 81 20a3 40.
/ Hogs-Receipts. 1000; slow ard sc lower;
mixed "a SCOT T7ls: heavy. ~ 5soei 20;
| light, 81 GOA s..
/ sheep Receipts. 5000: firm and loo
higher: natives, sos 10; Western corn
/ fed, 81 i014 ~.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
/ LIVERPOOL, Feb. li.-Wheat, steady and
quiet. holders offer moderately
Confirm; demand fair; IS Sd per cen
! tai
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


II is reported t;at the Portuguese cabinet
hes resigned.
The famous steamer Haytian Republic
has arrived at nosssn.
slight shock OF earthquake was fat
yesterday In Bolton and Manchester, Eng
Iaud
The ways and means committee viii moi
report the tariff bill TO the house before
Ttiesday.
Alice Vincent. OF the Carleton Opera
Company, fell from = horse AT Pasadena
Sunday aud broke her arm.
Chief Officer Dawson, Il, NJ. died on the
steamer Aeyssinla while en- route 10 Van
couveF. OF malarial fever.
WIN. r. Hearst. san ~ Millionaire Hearst
aud publisher ef she san Francisco Eruns-
User has arrived from Europe.
The strike ef zoo iahaTers ~ the CulebFa
cut. Panama caaEl. was ended hy the
men accepting reduced wages.
Fire sunday Might destroyed the malta
buildings aud iAuks OF she Standard oil
ca, Of Constable Hook, \. ]. loss.
fasSEs
~ MAJ Craw ford has Ensrudaecsi a Hill
= lighthouse 81 the cusfance ~ san Pedro
harboF.
THO psesiden; has nominated Ada. 4
Stevenson of Illinois Ia Do associate Justice
81 the supreme court Of the District Of
Io1amtia.
The AiauaesiA has sailed from SAN rraa-
cssCo for Australia and the Samoan islands.
after waiting - days saF tAe. arrival Of The
G0gisSa HzRsis.
rsy ~ go 10 gsncs 4 SheFIey. Of Idaho.
eud TIC hSsIrs of ff&acsS belong. Of Cali
tcrnsas 90 sa odd mail contract
taeATtos house returns. week ended Feb.
gsa@fx tsftass exchanges, s., III 81 $50. sa
incEvase OF 4al per eessf. compared with
the eSsErvsvsanaiSig week ls.st year.
u Is asleSess TIA, the ssaie of Kansas has
hs'Su sieifaaslssi Of large sasnas 81 money ~
ctsisGssea ecfwSen coal contractors aud the
board es oigsssers oi the reniteasiary.
senator Stanford A.S introduced an
amendment - tie saadry civil bill. appse-
pxsslkns - tssA Essg Ina proving The Rad avs
sscs. ~ the national eaasssyT ess the
Preside.
Louis Halter, csnceSssassaire aE the Issa-
e California branch 81 tas International
80. = saxtssse frasa sFresE IA Mexico,
TIE American stockholders charge hssa
MIA ssfslsEsas funds
TIE sseos siFd she's keSssz Of VI. + % RF4sn.
- Sacramento. a. roee-esl az Enany rA4gs
3t ane sssess ~ Burglars sunday night
Loss $50 fEe nssss.iax = ~ nBFxl ar yssssoi.
asls SIS iassexes ssag ssFssUs,a is.saeh wall
AFs *ettt ts&1~A&s-4 q &s& r4FkzA stAs
eS~a sO0aa In los Angeles, kerpt7sg q res
saisFag1 II - . GssssSse. axsd sseFrasg
nsEsss1 Fss-s Htks1W He married Rextns
= wars szo al NsH Vera. hst wzs Is.
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SaRses few ssE &ea ASexsaSsex Cxna=s-ss3.
cf isAs te cuentE. \. e. wxse szssssrs ssss Klsss
e&nst ~ s<sse = ans tszzareesi wssa as
EtxA~ ssszesd AHA sase fss we-sts assss
ksliss2 nszsa. Ast1 thca svfgT2eaa arA sack
hss2sets deaf
fAsFss Il the Se2 fSsk gzx ssxzkxrs ssAss
Ftx9TDxsz - srzx sese 1sseaArzasz sut,s4&y
SIS Res saszs substituted MIA 4Assf
/ - "a saSAfssFs sa~y NJ sight began xzssFk
sssx Ears a1ss aAxsTuctias: skse tracks "a
AS<sa szrsels bSsNsea 4xensskkxsA alssi
{ fh4fEs5n. Tie c~elkee f1lII uss<sa <hs 100
sH& hFszsssss sAe fsns<zs sesezess.
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wALLA wALLA AND VICINITY.
Funeral ~ Philip kitx--IgafIroad
srrfu--Flax Culture.

wxlfA EALLA, yeb. 1.-THE funeral OF
Philip Ritz took place sunday afternoon
The cortege WAS made up OF great num-
Der OF the pioneers and best citizens. TINS
tesiifying most expfessiyely bis great
worth aud substantial merits. The pals-
bearers were Y. X, Straight, ]. 7. Boyer. r.
y. Paine. Z. b. whitman. Vim. Slime and
II. r. stone.
Committees OF The Board OF Tsade OF
Dayton and Waffsbarg are here to- night 10
confer with Mr. Hunt on railroad matters.
II II now understood that tho Prescott par
Ties who obtained an injunction against
the issuance Of scrip by the county COM
missioners are more favorable % the pro
Iuct, snd the proceedings are likely to be
Withdrawn. which will meet the hearty APP
probation OF nine-senshs Of the population
Of the county.
Mrs. II. b. Chapman. Of Portland, for
long time seriously III here, Is now much
improved.
Anesfors il being made 10 secure pen
sion for Col. George Hunter, Of this sec
ton. well known by everybody In The
Northwest, fer services ia the late Indian
wars A bill has been introduced in con-
gress assigning him ST per month.
Col. j. G.. Saunders. special Indian In
spoetor, held . conference With leading iu-
dams Of tho ImAtilla reservation satiir-
day. Tho agent Is endeavoring 10 sift the
Eu8fEE*e &atN tp Vt vi u ttffoH> HatHfts
against the local agent, made 10 him when
he FIRST arrived there.
Jafnes Lienailens, an old pioneer OF this
section, died Saturday ct Moscow OF paral-
ysis after great suffering. aged 90.
Scarlet fever has assumed epidemic form
In some paris Of Columbia county. closing
the schools iE consequence.
The little Girl who was badly burned
by her clothes catching lire at Mrs.
siahl's some time ago Is yet In pre-
carious condition.
Attending the general eourt-martial at
the garrison are Col. John Greene OF Boise,
Copt Price aud fasnt. Rowland OF Fort
and Iieutx. Riarssin Gahaii aud
Hall OF Vancouver. The court will meet
10 morrow 10 try q number OF petty casee.
Lieut.. Rowland is Judge advocate. They
viii be rendered reception this week.
The peniieutisry commissioners received
orders this morning for i.ooo. 600 brick for
local parties
The handsome residence Of Or. Marley
was purchased this morning By James II.
a scotch capitalist, who ex-
poets 10 make this city his home The
price was 1900 cash. Dr. and Mrs Marley
viii leave for their future residence In
Tacoma in d few days.
Col r. j. Parker IL In receipt of letter
from prominent linen manufacturer in
Dundee. Scotland, declaring that q sample
OF the flax grown here had the finest fibre
the writer ever saw. He earnestly urges
extensive cultivation, and says the mar
ket viii never be oyefstocked with that
uualstS Of fay
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NOTABLE DEAD.


Hg>Erf ASSEff NlNHuL@
New YORK, Feb lI.--Irnorsas NJ. Nichoi,
whose connection with the Honest Money
Leagne OF Chicago and other political or
ganizations II well known, died sunday
morning His furious attacks on the
5reenbackers and later, as q Law and Or
der League organizer, On labor unions,
made him one Of the most thoroughly
hated men in America.
REAR-ADataAL CHANDLER
wAsHisGfoS, Feb. 1.-THE navy depart
mcnt Is informed TINT Rear-Admiral
Chandler, commanding the Asiatic station,
died at Hong Kong yesterday.
Ralph Chandler was born In New York.
Augusta Is29: was appointed to the navy
as midshipman In lsi5: served on the west
coast Of Mexico during the Mexican war;
was commissioned lieutenant in 1855; was
on the Nandasie at the battle OF Port Roy
al, and was present at the capture OF Nor
folk: was commander OF the Maunee at
both attacks on Fort Fisher became COM
modore and commandment of the Brooklyn
navy yard in 1854; was promoted TO rear
admiral In 1856 and ordered 10 relieve
Rear Admiral DAVIS In command of the
Asiatie squadron. He was the father OF
hetsie Chandler, the poet Mrs. Leroy Par
ker,hl
GEN. HENRY }. HUNT.
wAsHISGroS. Feb. l1.-Col. Henry J.
Hunt retired, governor OF the soldiers
Home In this city. died this morning In
his 6ath year.
II was Gen. Hunt who concentrated the
artillery Ore npon Pickett's famous divi
sion at Gettysburg and almost ami
Inflated IL.
Henry Jackson Hunt was born In De-
troit. September II, 1919. His father and
grandfather were famous soldiers. the lat
ter serving in the Revolution. Henry ac-
companied his father In the expedition in
lsE that founded Fort Leavenworth; was
graduated from West Point In 1889, and
soon after aided in quieting. Canadian Dor
der disturbances; In the Mexican War he
was bresetted captain for gailantry at Con-
tFeras aud Churubusco. and major at Cha
puitepec, and was nj Vera Cruz, Cerro
Gordo, san Antonio. Molino del Rey, aud
the taking Of the City of Mexico; he be-
came captain ia lS33, and major In iSaI,
and commanded the artillery on the ex-
treme left al Bull Run. he organized the
artillery reserve In the Army of the Poto-
mac, commanding IL III the peninsula
campaign Of ls62: In September OF 1862 he
was iaade chief of artillery of the Army of
the Potomac, retaining that post till the
end OF the war, and taking part In all the
active operations OF the army He was
breyettea colonel In isssl. major general OF
volunteers in isbi, brigatiieE-gcnerai and
frator-general In is6S. In 1855 he was
president of the permanent artillery
board. Gen; Hun, Yrote many articles on
military subjects. lie was Il brother of
Col. Lewis Cass Hunt
CARDINAL rIf.TRA.
NEW YORK, Feb. IA cablegram an.
nominees the death of Cardinal John Bap-
list fietra, second in rank In the sacred
college.
TIRE citisf ESeLgsias1fc OF GREECE.
ATHENS, Feb. iL-~Messenger Prototypes,
pFimase Of GEecee. died to-day Of heart dis
ease.
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ex<r. Is ne r.orsiou II t1se city which pson
fnre q <rj0r TIE r1a44 ex&e047Fx fmr<VTe-
gnre3x. a unmfer 81 persons have 1&csarc1
fhe1r fa<<u<1en 81 b<x1ant1g tie eoaeyfnf-
fInn q hssck bIocky g &coss - tbs neesk-
sasy lssfsrsAi ca 3 c..s<ssed. sss s. VI
r~ssnnr< 81 ths business portien ct ne
City. Tbe street. rsf;wxS, shjen week
neo Hx& nnnoEkEx1 - & probability - nuN
aeeszfxd ana the nJeseTa will nu19uhzns1sy
Se ccnysrueted this &exz1nNr- Wcrx Gu SEs
city teserhDne system vii fe begun fisls
week aEsd the sane N1B rsosefssy y n o5-
erafion IN sss1st foer H<ex&
II il now assumed tltsf during the sEzzn-
saer 10 lesx tksse miles Of street VIII f@
ti1oronxhiv graded and inpsofs1.
TINE u&g7 rARa.
The eUsurzs1see atpsgzntsd ~ the Board
Of Trade 10 take fAAfrs Of the BAFT yard
question held . eDxl nas<tirg saturday
evening ADD uste all arrangements fsr tee
reception ~ Tie commission. ANAL
steamer vii he chartered and placed q
this Disposal of the cfsznmis<teBs In order
that they may inspect every portion OF tas
hkrfo- While in thss cify they VIII be ex=
tended ever courtesy possible, and Il M
sgn1ted hospitality On the par al u3fm~
pias cftixsus ec1s1 foart for anytime.
tbs nszy gard could undoubtedly be io-
ssted hss. A. Ais. ta.s reygls asfs 80 e.
sDnId Offer greater Inducements ss1au
Olympia hxsi,es.
soT9s.
sales Of real estate In this city on last
Evf4s~ axxrrxnsed over ffs,@Q. Three
months SEQ this would have seen conssss-
cred large amount for al entire Ea1nfh.
The number ct Instruments 6sed dailE =
the auditors 0szice NY averages about b.
while thgee sneatns ago an acreage OF
three 4 NJ was considered very good.
Bukiness has increased 10 sueh an extent
in the auditors Office that the soaEty GOA
snixssenex hare feHad Il necessary 10 noEe
the offices Of the sheriff AMI probate judge
10 rooms doxn toun and 20 give the Asfss-
tor the entire county building
TIE fnHerai Of Joseph Bordeaux aud his
three children. who dssd 81 Shelton from
the effects Of poison concealed IN cabbage.
tool place III this city yesterday, the 70
mains hAslnk beer brought down on the
steamer Willie. A large number of shelton
people. principally Ma&ons, accompanied
the RENAME 10 this city and conducted the
funeral. Mrs. Bordeaux, who vas also
poisoned. Il recovering. being Ia the hozps-
tai In this city.
The Berry farm OF sbont 100 acres, near
this city. was sold on saturday 20 syadi.
este OF Olympia people for $500 10 viii
be improved. plated and placed on The
Messrs. John r. ostrsnder, A. W. Engie,
and " b. Brxnnan- of seattle, and 81. A.
urslay, and left at once for the NlsquaiIy
hunting ground. where they viii be enter
tanned hy Hon. Geo. ID. Shannon.
Mr.. W. w. Spfngue. OF Tacoma, and Hon.
VI. y. Clark OF seattle. passed yesterday
Ia the city
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WASHINGTON NEWS
Incoala Lawyer Chastises
an Editor.
G1Sosrs, rxsspttau - PORT Towsssnd-
whaknss Cssnsy's via Jail
Orynrfa tsrswfsE.

4 EAeoxA. yeb. 1.-THE Of the war usxsd
- nEoreants saloon by fbs DIRTY Lager oe-
6l11ed sfous 5 O'Clock this afternoon - she
oe6ner al C snd kinth streets. In whip
- inst Lawyer wamp'er. Eia was =.
1nency ~ me Morgan factjenr and OF
w1kon he f<dg<r persisted h spessing N
norsns 81 rfdicu;c, administered % Asaszs
- Editor ParkhHm Inaxmueh ~ the
N11ovney n the most powerful ntAsz and ssse
17I1nf mere mite IN comparison, u Vas
n6fa Very difficult Job. The by-stsndefs
n nlkfm that TIE editor Nss
80. ~ time and again he got MP, only
! = f~ssfVe snost crusfsiax blows from bis ags-
1u1Is. IN friencs enaiiy sueceeded IL
13S0Kine hin away. eesered sifn mud asid
I'M nom scEere e1Sfs IN the face. The
3Ii4iee are that the affair VIII be ven
1fed a tue courts Tomorrow.
~ MIR scf tbs license granted VI. =
I{Icrton z Co, % sell iiqaosx - 80 Pacific
05Sdi5e eokureny might, the Mofxnn place,
SS0nl1Y e3dao6 by Gfsier Of c0uut3ls WAS re-
oNrne6 "a nfeht under the Mans Of the
GIs66fer Nazmfa1fe
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nuRiEp Br eUIoKsasD.
Five People smethered Ia a Cave
Ca the Rte ssrande.

SAN FaANs3Sca, Feb. ft-~Aa Efamfssr
Fl i'sssa. Tex ssss,azl says A. xslesa, -
atscS tnnFa here. AR sociGsnf occurred
Yesterday afternoon whseh east
ave peFsazs tasts lives. ned
ehgldFes ef s. a. Ioass. essssax ot me
isssss As1nsSt. aBslse sEsss ranged frsssss 4,
II, and a las nssaea Nssts. aged ssSaas 10
Years, f0Svgnes vita i've other ehtt3rsn.
were Eslay,as ia Sand cave 81 the h3a4s
~ tsss has ssraaae watch they BAD CO.'S.
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pital--Horse Breeding.

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