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COUNTING THE COST.

stupendous Lawsuits Threatening the
Thunderer.
LONDON. March S-The position Of the
Times continues the chief bject Of gos-
sip. Various individuals and societies
have discontinued their subscriptions to
the Times. Its paper mills are said to be
working only four days week. Its enc.
mics say its circulation is irreparably
damaged. This Is absurd. The Times,
how ever discredited as an organ Of public
opinion, is an indispensable purveyor of
news. Its temporary loss is very heavy.
Besides legal expenses, its proprietors an.
ticipate libel damages Of f20O, 200. Walter
Is said to contemplate the sale Of his coun.
try estate to save the shareholders.
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Eraum ants Of a Monsiar.

OMAHA, NEB., March s-A man named
Shumway while digging we'll near Liv.
ingston, Banner County, has found por-
tion OF the jaw OF some extinct monster
conta ining two teeth, one OF which Is ten
inches long and four inches wide, and
weighs seven and half pounds. The ami.
NAL Is supposed to have been species of
fish, as fragments were found OF fins about
as large as mans hand. The skull Is
long and fat and has horn between the
eyes nearly two feet long and resembling
that of rhinoceros.
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RESORTS,

Puck says: 1.-THE white man who drives q
coal cart has to resort to soap and water, Just
o. does negro who has epent the day In white
Washing"
But the most strange things Of all are usually
resorted to when man gets sick,
or course he doesn't want doctor--at least
not at first Be usually goes to the so-called
saloon aud gets drink, which makes him feel
rather dazed, so he takes another, and comes
home temporarily elated, supposing himself
cured.
When he wakes next morning, with head
ache twice as bad as ever, and feeling feverish
and cross, he concludes he will have to try
something else.
He takes dose Of whatever he happens to
have in the house-some liver renovator, kidney
evaporator. or heart 'nlnrgtr-and sets forth
saying II be isn't better to morrow he will send
for the doctor
Next morning he is sick in bed the doctor
is called, shakes his head. presctibes two or
three kinds OF nedeciue, according to his med
ical creed, but always insists upon perfect
quiet, and that the patient must not go TO his
Office for two weeks. or the result will be serious.
He does, in truth, lie IN bed for = week or
ten days. his recovery retarded by q multitude
of remedies, and the knowledge that his bust.
ness is going to ruin in his absence. When he
does drag out at last, he finds that the family
must deny themselves everythin but the COM
mon necessities Of life Tor some time to come,
In order that the doctors bill may he paid, and
repairs made in the business.
Now the proper thing for this man to have
done was to have bought bottle OF New Style,
Pleasant Taste Vinegar BitteIs, the moment
he felt the first headache, and to have taken
two tablespoonfuls at once. Two or three half
doses. two days apart, after the tr,t dose had
taken effect. would have cured him aud pre-.
vented his illness, and his cons quent huan-
cial loss.
The man did not know this, or, as Beech.r
would have said, his foresight was not 30 gocd
Az his hiudsight. Another tims this man vi
know just what tn do To SAVE pair, time ~
money
New Style. Peasant 1as'. Vinegar Bitte,s is
q grand blooi purifier carhSrtic aud tonic.
con ntains heithei slcuhni nur opium, has mot
delicious havorihg, aud will not hmr,n an In.
FAINT.
For sale by drugeists. See that cai ton ind
bottle are markrd New Style. i'ltasant Taste.
We keep the old style in stock for those who
prefer it. An interesting buok ON Rules Of
Society. Fortune Telling, ETC., free To all who
Dend for it,
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LYNCHERS CONVICTED.
Two Sentenced TO Hang and One
Granted Q New Trial
A Remarkable Trial. In which Colorsd
Men Are the Culprlts and . white
Man the Victim.

CoLuMBrA, g. c., March 8.-1n the Court
Of General Sessions at pickens yesterday
Ave colored men and one white man were
tried for the lynchlng Of white man. The
white man and two colored men were &C.
quilted and the other three colorsd men
were convicted and two of them sentenced
to be hanged, and one granted q new trial.
The case 10 remarkable as furnishing the
first known instance OF the lynching Of q
white man BY negroes for a crime for
which the same punishment had come to
be meted out as by an unwritten law
In cases whore the criminal was
colored and the victim white. Monso
Waldrop, half witted white man,
was charged with felonious assault on the
thirteen.year old daughter Of Cato Sher.
man, . colored man. He was given pre-
Nminary hearing before a trial justice and
committed for trial. Late in the evening
Of December 3d. 1887, Waldrop was otartsd
to Pickens to be placed in jail in charge Of
two white constables, one Of whom was r.
Gaylord Eaton On the road the OH.
GERS were halted by party Of negroes
and their prisoner taken away and hang.
cd to q tree by the roadside un.
til he was dead. The lynching
created great excitement through.
out the county. Very soon after the In.
quest over the body of the vic i'm Waldrop,
number Of arrests Of colored people were
made, and one white man, Gaylord Eaton,
was taken into custody. The case was
called at the srring term Of court follow.
Ing the lynching, but was continued.
Colored people throughout the State had
held meetings aud collected funds to help
defend the case when 1t came up. John M.
Freeman, colored lawyer from Charles
ton, was at Pickens In the interest Of the
colored lynchsrs.
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Kin1 Milan Abdicala,.

BELGRADE, March liking Milan has
abdicated the throne of Servia. Crown
Prince Alexander will be proclaimed King
Tomorrow. NM. Pio.itch, Belimhrkovic
and Ristitch will act a regents du}ng the
minority Of the King. who was boin Au.
gust H. 1915 King Milan, In Announcing
MS aodication. declared that there would
be no change in the relations existing be.
tween Servia and Austria. ~
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Captain Ericsson Dead.

NEW YoRK, March 8-Captain John
Ericsson, the famous Swedish engineer.
who designed the iron .clad Monitor and
launched her complete in 10) days, died
yesterday morning. He had been Ill for
only one week when physician was call
cd in. Owing to his advanced age Mr..
Ericsson failed to rally. The deceased was
born July 81, 1903, In the province OF
Wsrnland, Sweden.
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Streei.Car Stables Burn.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, March THE Nj tro-
poli'an st eet-car stables. at the corner Of
Fourth and Wyandott streets. we're de.
stroyed by fire last night Six%.eight
mules and 12O tons OF hay were destroyed.
Loss $4,000 This makes two hundred
horses and mules that have been burned In
this city in the past month. Six non are
SUPP osed to have per shed in The flames,
as that many employees had retted and
have not been found
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mormon conv,rls by IN. Carload,

Topeka, KAs., March 9.-The Denver
express vest .rday had on board Mormon
Elder Fry. Of Salt Lake City and 175 con-
verts from the South. They occupied
three cars. Fry has been a issionary to
the South for three years. His converts
were from the backwoods OF East Tennes.
see, Northern Georgia and Alabama, and
were for ths most part ignorant people.
The elder 10 apparently we'll educated,
and says that he will give his people new
homes In the West
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Marshal Gross ResIa,s.

LOUISVILLE, KY, -narcn Omitted
States Marshal A. j. Gross sent his resig.
nation to President HARRISON. to take ef-
iect upon The qualihc ,tion of his SUCCESSOR.
rhe cause as stated IN lis letter, is his be-
lief that all Fed raj III ,es should be oiled
from shs party In powvr.
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"0ueon NataIle ~

BELGRADE. March &-Alexander sent a
telegram to his mother announcing his ac-
cession to the throne, addressing her az
Queen Natalie" He received long tsls-
gram In reply. 1t Is stated that the Army
bill will be reduced one.half In order to
restore financial balance. Milan takes
the title Of Count Takowa.
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PIaaoti,s RsmarkabIa skuIL

MADRID, March s.--The physician who
made the pos'-mortem examination Of
figgotts body declares that he never be-
iore saw such a well-formed skull and
brain as that OF the forger. Tho brain In.
dicated superior force Of character and an
unusual degree Of imag ginatiop
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The Nav Cabinet Al Work.

WASHINGTON, Narch THE President
signe the commissions OF a | OF the Nom.
bers OF his Cabinet yesterday morning and
they were formally inducted into office
during the day. Secretary Tracy was the
hrst to qualify. He took the oath Of Office
at the Navy Department at l1:4D o'clock
In the presence Of ex -Secre ary Whitney
and the principal officers Of the depart.
monf
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Workmen FataIIv InIured

CINCINNATI, March 8--Whlo demoIish.
ing the frame bull ling containing the
cyclorama OF the Battle of Gettysburg,
corner Elm and Seventh streets, one Of
tine gpy ropes suddenly broke and the
heavy timbers of the roof fell with crash
fatally injuring two men.
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New Copper Syndicate Contrao,.

NEW York, March lit IL stated that
at to.day's conference the American con.
per-mine owners agreed to ten years'
contract with the French syndicate at
eleven and one-half cents per pound
giving up their old contracts at thirteen
and ons'half cents, which had three years
more to rum +
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Centennial Birthday Celebrations.

BALTIMORE, Mtrch S.-Elizabeth Sands
yesterday celebrated the one hundredth
anniversary OF her birth at her home in
this city. Among the congratulatory let.
ters she received is one from President
Harrison.
WORCESTER, MASS, March a-Dians
Dainty, OF Charleston, who bids fair to live
many years longer. yesterday celebrated
the one hundredth ann iversary of her
birth.
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WsIl.knowa LAWYER aaad.

RioahoND March S-Robert A. Coghill
one OF the best-known lawyers and pub.
lie men In Virginia, died at his homo In
New Glasgow, Amherst County, yestsr.
day, aged sixty-eight years. He was a
member OF the Legislature over twenty
Yeara. '.
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White Caps' Work.

WICHITA, KAs March 8-Ira Campbell,
OF this place. moved to farm near, Tues.
day. That night he was visited by White
Caps. and ordered to leave with his fam.
ly, which he did. His wife was i'll, and
the fright and fatigue Of their fight caused
her death.
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WASHINGTON, March Tx Preside ont
and Mrs. Cleveland left Washington for
New York yesterday morning at II pollock
In special train, over the Baltimore 8c
Ohio road. They wore accompanied by
MRS Folsom, Ex. Postmaster. General and
Mrs. Dickinson, and Colonel and Mrs.. La.
mont and family. IA
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Secretary rracY's First Act.

WAsHIsoroN. March 8.-The Navy De-
partment has postponed from March ID,
1883. to April 9, 1880, the time for receiving
proposals for tho construction OF an
armored coast defense vessel. This order
Of postponement was Secretary Tracy's
6rst official act.
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Prohibition In Mlnnasoia.

81. PAUL, March S.-By vote Of 80 to
~ the Minnesota House OF Represen tatives
yesterday refused to submit to the people
an amendment in favor Of prohibition OF
the liquor traffic
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AID For BsnsyoIent ln,iItullo,,

CHICAGO. March 7 --By the will OF Hiram
Kelley, the Public Library OF this CITY
gets s20,c0), and tho Home OF the Friend.
less, Chicago Orphan Asylum, ". Lnke's
Hospital, Old Peoples Home and Illinois
Humane 06elel ~ (lA 900 each. 1l
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Chinese Threatenjnu ForeIuners.

. SHANGHAI, Marchl8. "A marked increase
In hostility to foreigners is noticeable
throughout China. The native soldiery al
Chefoo are suspected OF plotting to attack
the foreign settlement
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OTTAWA, ONr., March THE customs
authorities at Toronto have seized AID de.
stroyed one hundred copies of novels Of
zola for being Of immoral character.
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Morlon's PrIvate secrelarx.

WASHINGTON, March mr. Robert a.
Chiffon, clerk In the State Department.
has bsen appointed private secretary 10
Vice President Morton.
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To INSPECT Our sohooIs.

TORONTO March S.-The public school
board last night appointed committee of
i've to make tour Of the leading Ameri.
can cities to 60 her information respecting
school buildings.
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Flowers ior Beeehsr,s Grave.

New YoRK, March 9-The tomb Of
Henry Ward Beecher, in Greenwood Gem.
etery, was strewn with flowers yesterday
by number Of visitors. 1t was the second
anniversary Of the great orators death.
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British Sob oon,r ssizsd.

BoorHBAY, Me-, March 8.-The British
schooner Cleaner, from St Johns to New
York, was seized here by custom officers
for non-entry, and Is now In charge Of
the revenue cutter Woodbury.. The ine is
$3.50.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-16

The attention Of the public is directed
to- my new stock of Tubs, Buckets, Ba-
Sins, etc. manufactured from Indura,ed
Wood Fibre, pressed out in one piece.
without seams or hoops. It ~ light
end durable, will not shrink or swell,
will not faint any kind Of liquid
and bids fair to superbede tin and,weod.
Ell ware Call and exa,pine il
n. CHAsN.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-16

A revelation through Paris will
case is the claim of the late Auguste
Mnquet that he was the chief author OF
''Monte Cristo" and others of the
most important works Of the elder
Dumas. The administrators of Ma.
quet's estate say that they have it in
Dumas handwriting. that Maquet did
the hon's share. Of Dumas work. They
were left charged with the RESPONSE
bility Of seeing that bis repssasion was
maintained and. defended. ~.
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MdertnkinG.

Having purchased Of Brown b Hos
kins ihoir interest in the Undertaking
business, ain nov prepared to attend
to all calls in that line. will slRo at
tend to the repairing md upholstoring
street, next door to Brown d HoskisS'
cid stand.
6-6, A,E pMNRsoN.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-16

Nj. Reinhart ha|
Just received hi
Spring and Surnmd
samples for custo1|
made clothing.
you want you
clothes made to Of
der, give him a cal
and see as fine
line of samples 4
has ever been e1
hibited in Elk|
You can get a su
of clothes made |
order from $21 {
up. Fit Guara1
teed-
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"Liv. and LetLivc.n

Those who desire to purchase the bes,
quality Of Groceries and Provisions are
referred to the above reliable bcu,e
wbsye fair dealing AID courteous treat.
mant is the .ule. Glassware, Tinwsls
RtoRs1aia, Nails etc. always in stool
IL n. 4aLaR
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AN INTERESTING LETTER.

IsroAlIast Downtown.
Husband Cat breakfast table)-Who's
it from? .....
Wife (reading lettery-Oh. George.
it's a little girl! -..
Husband-ls itP thought it was a
letter.
Wife-And Annie fs getting along
splendidly- Oh, my! She weighed
nine pounds and half.
Husband-Nine and half, chi She
weighed at least a hundred and forty
when I saw her last, and she looked
strong and healthy; doesn't seem pos
sible that She
Wife-What were you saying.
George?
Husband-The tea; you've forgotten
to pour the tea.
Wife (reading and cropping around
with one hand)-Oh, it 8 just too nice
for any thinGt Think of it; q dear
sweet little girl; a little blue-eyed
girl
Husband-The teapot is just trife
to the right of your hand-there, now
you have it.
Wife Qaying down 1etter)-Well,
you poor old fellow! You're not get
ting any breakfast. It's too bad-it's
just splendid! wonder who she looks
like.
Husband-What's the matter with
my own cup this morning.
Wife-Why, how stupid ami There,
now, I've got it right-how many
Jumps have I put in, GeorgeP
Husband-Four.
Wife-And you only want three.
Won't it be too sweet, dearP They
nre going to cal her Mildred, George.
Observation-Disclosures do you like
Mi!dredP
Husband-Never met the lady. The
butter, please. dear
Wife, like it. think it is an aw-
fully pretty name Edwin, wanted to
call her Lucyi but I think Mildred is
ever so much prettier; don't you.
GeorgeP
Husband-The butter, please, dear.
Wife-Oh. I just want to get, hold
of that Annie! Won't hug herl But
isn't it perfectly lovelyP-that it's q
little girl, mean.
Husband--Much better than if it
were large girl, think. The but
ter, please.
Wife-Butterp Why, havGR't you
had any butter all this timcp Why
didn't you ask for it, you goosep
What could Mary have done with the
hut Lnifap ;,ntf 4ho 4o11lo T.,
itP Have you seen any thing of the
butter knife, GeorgeP
Husband-Hold! Keep. your hand
steady where it is; now close your fin
gers, and you have it.
Wife, m the goose, shonld think!
But what do you think of it, George?
Why, l can't believe that Annie really
has little girl. How happy she will
be! and howl long to see the little
thing; don't you, Georgep
Husband-I do, indeed. Will you
have a chopP
Wife (absorbed in letter again)--
Chop-chop-ch--ye-es, if you please.
George. don't care If you do give
please; thanks. Seems to me il it
was my own couldn't feel any hap
pier than do5 could you, George?
George-I hardly think could; but
I'd try. Will you pass me the cream,
please, dearp
Wife (handing him the vinegar)--
I'm just going to sit right down and
write Annie q lette"-why, George,
whore are you goingP
Husband-To the Office. shall be
a little lato, too, I'm afraid.
Wife--You poor Old husbandl You
haven't had half q breakfast, aud it {
all my fault I declare it's, too bal
I'm awfal'y sorry, George; but you Il
forgive me this once. won't you, dearE
1t is such happy news, Oh, that dear
little girl! ---Good-bye! George-come
homo carly, won't youP-Puck.
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Il an /, S1sa m a ronTH can he

NsM 10 $4,000 n = m TsrEinR t :sn ~ e.
Agents preferred vhS can furnish horse ana
give their whsle time to the business. spare
pasmsats may be prehtsbly employed also. a
JoHNS0N co, fOS9 Msia 1t, kiohmonA
Va. Please state age Rsd bustnase
experience, never nAtSad ah0ua
srR ding sea mp for reply. ID. r. H.
n Oo..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-16

TT0HE STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY ESTABLISHED N
accordance with Act the Legislature
IAN Act provide for the
Society of tho State" approved March 7, 1885,
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THE
Bishops School for Girls,
RENO, NEW.
The Fourteenth Year begins
September +, 1889.
Superior Advantages.
Superior Advantages.

The Sohoolhas been r"-organized and
sffers q home, with the best of care, in
u Christian family. Opportunities.
equal to the best on the Pacific Coast.
Far catalogues and other information
address:
REV. j. M. RANKIN,
Reno, Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-16

An immense sto(
of w aHpapers, Be
ders and Decor
tons, in all grad
and qualities and
lowest prices
ISeinhart's. The
goods have just !
rived and are t
latest patterns 9
this season.
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Il. Il PM1RsoH.
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Trials of Speed to be Conducted Under the Auspices
Directors of the State Agricultural Society.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-05
SEMIANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
RESOURCES.
LIABILITIES.
$373,123 20
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF Los ANGELES, oo'

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, s
COUNTY OF Los ANGELES, 3d.
We do solemnly swear that we have land
each OF US has a personal knowledge of the
matters contained in the foregoing Report. and
that every allegation, statement, matter and
thing therein contained is true to the best of
our knowledge and belief.
tsigned) L. G. GOODWIN. President.
(oignad) W.M CASWELL, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1st
day of July, 1889.
jy2 15t T. L. ROWAN. Notary Public.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-05
ANGELES FRIDAY MORNING.

gine attached, raised on platform O.
wagon.
q. H. Weller; two wagons displaying
stoves.
Red Rice's; tableaux of interior o.
small house furnished.
Gerson Bros. 4; display of plumbing anC
gas fittings.
City Steam Carpet Cleaning Company
three wagons, first showing old method
of carpet cleaning as compared with
new.
Beeson & Rhodes; wagon loaded with
display of furniture and carpets.
Wade q Wade; exhibit of chemicals
and apparatus used in assaying.
Excelsior Steam Laundry Co.; five
wagons tastefully decorated with flags
and bunting.
Empire Steam Laundry Co.; four
wagons adorned in same manner.
Wyatt's Grand Opera House; adver-
tisement Of. Thatcher, Primrose & Vests
Minstrels.
City Towel Supply Co. four wagons
displaying contrast between present style
and old way of delivery.
Gardner's piano store; exhibit oi
piano.
Nroeee DIos' eAulplI VI BrOCeIleb VI
various kinds.
Howry Bros; three wagons loaded
with miscellaneous groceries.
Powell, Haskell & Co.; framework
display.
The Anaheim Military Band presented
an admirable appearance in gray uni
form trimmed with scarlet.
Fredericksburg Brewery Company
wagon and four.in. hand; also wagon
loaded with beer barrels, labelled.
j. B. Mason; display of plumbing
fittings.
Taggart & Bosch; huge float, with
coopers at work also three wagon-loads
of beer in barrels and bottles.
Automatic Company; light wagon and
sewing machines.
U. w. James; four wagons of serated
water.
Cottage Bakery; delivery wagon,
draped.
G.. T. Hanley; two wsgon.loads of teas
and coffees.
J. ]. Holland; delivery wagon, deco
rated.
Los Angeles Fishing Company; dis
play of merchandise.
FIFTH DIVISION.
The fifth division was headed by Boss
hard's Band, with d. F. Donegan as Mar
shall, and the following aides: Q. F.
Crowley, T. +. Joyce, J. T. Davis, Ed
Dwyer, A. S. Heitchew, E. w. Eager, j.
Z. Frick Frank Walker and M. @. Marsh.
This division was devoted to contract
ors' exhibits. The following were in
line:
D. F. Doregan; six.horse float, with
immense plow, four ecrapers and Elk
watering-carts.
Boyes & Crowley; large float, taste
fully decorated, Shorse plow, four
scrapers, CARLOAD of granite blocks.
Los Angeles Construction Company /;
handsomely painted float.
"A. S. Heitchew; ten teams hauling
loads of graders implements.
One of the features of the procession
was the saddle and bride of Mr.. D.
Thompson of Santa Barbara. 1t was lit
orally covered with silver wrought in
various designs.
The line of march was along Main
street to Alameda, returning on Upper
Main and Main to Spring, to Sixth,
where the procession disbanded. 1t was
not until nearly one O'Clock that the last
division reached the finishing point.