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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-10
Benton Groves appointed appraisers of

Benton Groves appointed appraisers of
same.
The following tax levy was ordered
for the year 1S9O:-State tax, 30 cents
on the 800 valuation; county compro-
mise, 40 cts; county revenue, 40 cts;
Lexington township, so cts; Washing
ton township, 80 cts; Freedom town.
ship, % cts middleton township, 20 cts
Sni Bar township, Boots.
The following allowances were
made:-
Missouri Reform school, board
OF boy -. 81 w
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-10
TOW

VhNtAip.
We me authorized to announce X. ARCH.
as IL candidate Tor the Office of
COnstL lie OF Clay towns hip, I.aiayCtt" county,
Mo subject To the action al the democratic
party. m2n'
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-10
COUNTY.
Prosecuting Attorney.

We are authorized Ia announce WILLIAM
AULL hs IA candidate Tor the office ~ ProHrCu-
ting Attorney OF Lafayette county, subject Ia
the action o. the dem hcIatic party.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-10

We are authorized To announce CLARENCE
VINl IN as u candidate Tor Representative Of
Lafayette county. subject To The action of the
democratic party. apI2G
We authorized 10 announce JONAS Il.
ia II candidate IT the Office oi rep
resenIaIIvc OF Lafayette county, subject tn the
action oil the democratic party. npi26
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ousipredleu b6rt. boR bieie @raz

ba ousfpre@ea bort, bob bieie gr3z
lager rur Iotal unb bon geringer Nus,
bebnung ieien, eutbebrt ie6weber Mabr.
belt. ME bas bic l1nterfu9ungen 3eigen,
peI@e benabe ieben Sag iebt neue Be-
tpeiie fiir ben sroBartieeu umfaug bes
Wfineralgebietes bringen."
9err @iraub bat au9 grobefide
bon benz 3inner3e (cassertit) aus benz
bon benz Stats 8ebtlfs @eologen
profeIior @omIiOd entbedten GeIbe mit=
gebraGt; bieielben tperben einem be-
tpabrten unb i'm Wikenfa9e etfabrenen
Gbemiter borgeleet tperben. Ct beri9,
tet ebenfo iiber neue Gunbe bss pertb,
bouen GaoolinitzWinerals, peI9e In
9lano @ountD beim Colorado Gluf
ftioli6 bon benz betannten 8auinger.
9h9el gema3t porben 1nb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-30

-Gine uabrbaft Acknowledgement.
csrwirrnng iGeint In ben @eriGtsbers
banblungeH auf Gppern au berriGen,
tuenn man Der .@pbimeris" gIauben
oarf, tuelbe. tuie fOlst, er3dbit: ,Das
Geri6t lit beriammeIt; Der prdiibent lit
Elm gngIdnber, ebenfo ber protofolfiibs
rer, BON ben beiben 8efbern 1T Der cine
@brif, ber aabere Wulelmann; Doll
meti6 1T Gin Irmeuier. Die Yarteien
tDelben borgerufen. Der RIdger, elm
@brift, bef9uloi9t einen Sarteu, ibm
feline 3iege, n3ubella", mie bic gpprics
ten iagen. gefOblen su baben. Ser Mrs
Etenii9e Dragonsan Deripe6Ielt RubelIa
nit 2Opeua uno lberiebt aue Musiagea,
bes &ldgers 10, als ob fie fi9 auf elm
Ndoden be3ieben. nGeit brei Sabren
belize i'd iie," iaet ber @brilt ,unb bas
be iie bon 6abidt 0imitri." Ser Yrds
lihent fragt nuf Gnglii9, Db Der gnts
fiibrer iein Opfer babe atpinsen tpollen.
feline Relision au ue@ieln. Ser @brift
fragt erifaunt: WeRen &eli9ipa2" Nan
osrnimmt Die 3eusen. Ser 9eribeibiger
oes MuieImaunes, Gin frans6iifder aos
botat. fra9t: .nWeiBt bu, bel mem He
slierft MARI" Der armeuier iiberiest:
vSenuit Gu feline gltern2" = Ser 3euz
Sc: s@a6 ibrer PbsIosnomie gu u,tbeiz
len, TT lie bon ber &aiIe bes 1obf9i
Dimitri." Ser OrasomaE: rgs III bic
8obter bes SabiGi Dimitri." Na9bem
bic 3eugen Ueruomnen finb, befieblt
ber Yrdiioent, bas enlftibrte Wdbden
bor3ufilbren. Ser Bauer meint, He
mir6 ui6t bic Sreppen berauffOmmen
t6anen. 8roBbem ienbet ber Brdlibent
3tuei 3aptiebs, bic @enannte bor3ufabs
reu. unb erit als bic 3iege In ben Saal
seaolpsrt fOmmt, tldrt it@ bas MiBber.
ftdnbnik Quf.
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Sci etner bers lettem Wertraas.
berbanblungen NIT ben 5iour belt Sit.
ting BuQ etne &ebe, Der foIgenbe STEELE
ehtnommen it,:
rWann bdtte ber rptbe Wann iemaIs
einen 8ertrag nit ben Weiben gebros
den, unb tuann bdtte ber tpeiBe Wann
iemals eineH Nettroa gebaItens yfies
maIsl Nls i@ nod Elm &nobe NOR, ,ua.
ren bic 5iour bic 6erren ber gDeIt.
Die eonne itteg In ibrcm 2anbe empor
unb ains in ibm 5ur 3iiiie. 3ebntaus
fenb Reiter fdidten fie in bic G1la1t.
$50 finb uniere Grie9er beute2 Wer er.
f9lug fie? Wo 1T unier 2anb unb ner
bat es iebt2 @elGer msiBs Mann faun
fagen. oaB i@ ibm iemaIs du9 nur ei.
men Gent itabl? llnb bod nennt man
mid einen Sieb. 2BelDe neiee i5rau,
10 f@tDad5 unb fdublos lie ou@ iein
mo6te, wutbe is in Der 8efangenldaft
bon mir belsibigt2 unb bod ldgt man,
lid fei Elm b0ier Sa5ianer.
Mel1er tpeiBe Mdnn bat mild fe Be.
trunfen geisben? Wsr 1T ie bungtig
5u mir aefommen uab buHgrig fortee.
9angenY Wer bat mid ie meihe Weis
bet fd]lagen ober saeine Ginoer niB.
hanbeln feben2 Wann bdtte ia ie ein
@efeB Derlegt! ST ts i@le1t BON mir,
baB id meine Mtt liebe? Bin i'd elm
Ierbre6er, neil meine 9aut rotb 1T,
neil i9 eln siOur bin unb neil i6 i'm
Saabe Eleiaer 8dter eeboren bin unb
neil i'd bereit Bin, fur mein Bolt un6
mein 2ano gu ftetbeu2 - sic ia.
gen. i'd bdt!e @ufer ermorbei. @s III
eine Sage. Sd bin tein 9riegsbdupt.
ling. Sd iuor on ienem Sage ni9t in
Der Sd,la9t. St lpa. Gin Narr uni
ieine 4u9en .uaren NIT BIinobeit ge,
lblagen. aIs er in ieinen eigenen Sob
riit. Wer @u@ fast, baB i'd @elbbaa1
(@ufer) t6btete, Der liigt." ---
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mas Mabame 8rocoa ibm na1 ieinen
alten @emobnbelten borfebte. Das
bsr3ebrte er, obne Su tnifIen, mas sr ab.
5eia 5dlaf NOR f6m:r, trdumlos,
mie Der eines Srunfeuen, unb er er.
madte Sarcus, obne erquidt au iein,
nit elmer fur9ibaren 2aft auf Der Bruif,
bem @sfiible, bob ibm entiebli9es uns
gIid b,Obe. .-Nber tpel6er Nrt bas I'm.
gliid fei, baran fnnnte er ni6t benten.-
Cine Hare 8nrfellung MIR trat Ia benz
luirren, buntlen 2eben ieines Settles
berDor unb bieIe bsberriebte alles anbes
re; ct liebte s5renen; Srene liebte i'm,
un0 CT iniiroe lie tpieDerleben. =
Wenn er in ibr 3immer trat unb He,
ii6 lausiam erbebenb. iiumm bic Mrme
ausbreitete un6 ibn umi6lans unb feline
4hf1e ertpiberte, baun ba9te er an ni9ts
nebr. @r genoB nit ieber Gi6er feines
QDsiens oos Slid, 81 !iebsa unb tDie-
bergeIiebt 81 ,DsrbeH; aber ct ssHnB es
gan3 bsTHnunsslos, Euo ioeRu es i'm
au9 gana erfillte, 70 beslhdie es i'm
br6 nidi.
Die WsreiHiamung beg 9otel BIO Be.
giniii8ts bic 3uIammenfiinfie 3'uil6en
@hntber unb Srenen. Nu9 biele f9ien
gan5 ibrer 2iebe, unb nur ibr, 3u leben.
Wit bclltommensr gN1to9tung beiIen,
mas man in ihrsr Md1fien llmgebnng
lber lbre gf5isbun5ea .5u @tintber benz
fen rao9te, ,ar iis pom Worgeit bis
Nad)t, nit MIR tlisSen untsrbre1ungen,
init ibat aaein. JlismanO fonnie {ie
3ur Teroutiuortuaa 3ieoei. iie I1uIbete
feiHem &e1eni9afi. Sbre Mutter. bic
prinaeifu, fiimmerie fh nid1t Inn 3leis
nigteiteH. Sic 1attt Sreuen basu ges
nadt. mas bieIe mar.
N63liAerw liz bate He bic Gerdnbe,
ruug iB Der 8sbtasweiie ibrer So6ter
aar nidt bemerti; wabi unter teinen
umhdaben tuiiroe he bafiiber cine 9hs
! &c aasseiprotlsn babeA. Was ssreue
tbun pbes laflea luniIte, mar Srenens
Gnde.
Der atle Oafei mar Don bem 'eI6en
Blate lDie bic Priu5eIin. fsiue 9@pe.
Her. CT l>bts i'm Go!el Bro mie in Ieis
mem eigenen palaiie, bon cut eef6uIten
Dienern umseben, beren 9lnfmertfam.
teit nidts entging. mas 3u ieinem
Wobl6efinSen n6tbis mer. llnb Sre.
mes @elb tparts, bas biefe Oiener Be-
sablte. gtwas anberes perlangte ber
Bring ui9t bon ieiner Ni9te. Gs mar
ni9t feline Nufgabe, iiber beren Huf 3u
tDa6en. Ct marbe bies fosar abge.
lsbut baben. tpenn Srenc ober ibre
Mtatter ibn Oarunl gebetsu bdlten.
lFOrtfetuns foIst.I
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Gngen &i@ter iiber ben iomrmali>
StiSd)ens8eruf.

Gugeu &ibter nimmt in ieiner ,Jreis
fniigeu 3eitun9" bic bonn beuti9en
Gaiier In feiner S9ulreiorm. &ebe aIs
voettommene @pmuaRaften" bs3ei9ne.
ten SOurnaliiien in ber foIgeuben treffs
liden Weile in S@ut:
rOie NeuBerung bes beati1en GaiIers
iiber bic SoutnaliHen bel Der &ebe tiber
S6ulreform entipridt nidt ben tbatz
id6li9en UerbdItniilen. Ser GaiIer
iprad poE eiaem NbiturienieaproIeta,
riat uno duBsrte babel ip0rtli9: ,,Die
fdmmtliHen fog. Sungerfanbibaten,
ttamentIid) bic 6erren SournaIi1ien,
oas finb bielfa@ bertommene @pmaaEs
aiten. Oas lit cine GeFabr fur uns."
Gin berfommener @Dmnafiait bringt es
am lueni9iien In Der SournaliNit au ets
mas. Oie .tournaliftit behingt eine
Summe BON &enntniNen unb 5dbi9teis
ten, melde melt binousgebt iiber bic
Mnforberungen Der gramensi9abIone
fit man@e atabemiide gerufs3weige.
Wan fam lei1ter beut3utage In
eine einflubreide Beamtenltellung ses
laneen. als man elm einflu6rei1er
Sournaliif ipirb. IS lit ribtig, baB
fi9 bic Soarnaliitit aulammenlebt aus
perionen, Delde iib auf benz @pmna>
Hum Dber auf bsr nniperRtdt fiir einen
anberen 8eruf borbereitet baben. Dies
bat aber 5mei @rinbe: einmal entbeb.
ren bic uniberfidten nod beute befon.
berer @inri9tungen unb 0orleIungen,
tuel6e ii6 ben Nnforberungen bes iours
naliifii6en 8erufes anpaiIen. Sos
bann aber felt Fd bic gefdbis
eung ber Sournaliiien ni9t bes
reiis auf benz Gpmnafum ober auf
Der uaiperiitdt, ionberu In ber &egel
erf in fpdteren Sabren berous. Wer
fi9 als6ann bem iournali(tii9en Be-
ruf nit mirtli6er Bsfd1igung pibmet,
fanu ii9er fein, bier ftiber Elm reitbs
li9es @intommen Su erbalten, als In
irgenb einem anberen 2ebensberuf nit
atabemif6er 8orbilbung. llnbefdbigte
Eerlonen aber tperben In feinem Beruf
10 RAID abgeioBeu, als i'm iournaliifis
f9en. gs lit baber oud oardaus unz
ridtig, bic &laife Der SournaIiifsn in
Werbinbung gu brinsen NIT Der St.
ndbnung Der s0ungertanbiSaten" bes
DNbiturientenprOletariats"
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Gttpas s,.u, renen Sabre.

GffrIg BON 9pitetters Masenbitters unb feine felt
einem Drtttel Jahrbuubcrt ,unebmenbe pcpularitdi
als W9assnsg gigtr iinb taum wunberbarez, als ber
herSltHe gsutemmenSrub her has idbrIi@e Grfdeinen
mebi3inil4e assembling wirb berausseseben ppu ber
Hostetter Company, gittsburs, pa, unb snar
unter beren ei9ener btretter 2eitunS Sim AamanaAz
DepartemeHt auetn nb iabraus abrein 20 aente tbd=
iis. Sbre sanse 1bdtisteit pabrenb IL WiOnaten ii
aasf9lisblt& btefem ggerte sewi6met, bsGen GuFass
fur 1891 f auf nebr als Debn Aucnen bslaufen rtrS
es wtrb In bentlHer, ensfiher, ran56fHer, pell&er
nprpesiber, fHrehii6er, bpudnbti@er, bbbmifael
nab fpanif4er GpraGe Sebrudt. gpin man fid iibei
txseaD en @ebet her Gefunbbetispese beleben, ODE,
bitters, 70 Fam man f Setroit auf bieies 8n@letr
rsrloen, heiien mannisfaG,e airpnpmile, bumoriiis
i@e, rpnclcsiffe nnb bifcri&e Wiitbetluneen, aufs
aeit in tieen petidehenen Rdtuuaen bteet, an bic
Setts itelen fbnneu. Der Nlmanad fur 1891 1T rrr
apetbefern unb eerhterHeuten in auen Tbelen tes
eauhes uuentselti@ gu bsiieben.
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grdliOent 6arriIon bot iid, ben

= prdiioeut partition bat fi6 ben
gbicagoera gesentber febr pener6s ges
3ei0t. inbem er ben .@arantiefonbs~
3ur Beltausf feQung fur bolI angenoms
men bot, trobbem bic gbieaaosr Nillios
ndre feine @arautie bafir Ieiien mol.
ten. gu glei6er 3eit bat CT aber cine
grOBs BerantuptiIihfeit auF Ii9 aeIas
ben. 9OffeEtlib iuerben ibm bic @bi.
eagoer nid)t 5umuibeu, bob er aus |.
ner 3ai9e brauf Ieet. wns Oil ben
S., 600, 900 fsblsn m;rb. Das t6nute
i'm an ben WeitelItab bringea.
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= Sd tonuie mid In SOlse rbeumee
iii9er S9mer5en Mot beipesen, iaet
9err B. gD. 2eiter, @libben, Soma,
bod uurbe i'd burd aweimalise 2lnpenz
bung bon st. SafObssOel bolfdnbig
gebeiIt.
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grRs 2iebe.

Barb untreu bir beia erfes 2ieb,
CAB fabren, 9na5'. LAB fabren;
Wcs i9abet elm sefnidter 3rieb
Dem Baum In iuaaen Sabrea I?
@ii9' ab bic Fbtdnsn, MiI6sef6t,
Die beiue Wansen nebtenl
Oie erte 8iebe t6btet ni6t -
Man fiirbt nur bon Der lebteu.
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Die @iteItett.

G66in (tibsr bic So9tsr bes 6auIes
raiionirenb): Gen gansen Sag ifebt's
Dor Dem @piegel. uuo ieben Mbeub bers
lansfs aud nod SpiegeIeier, Der eitls
GraBl"
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qufbem QQferueubof.

2isutenant: ngs iii rur gut, Maaer,
baB Sic bas Pulusr ni9t erfunben boz
ben, bas tudre cine id)5ne @asenidmie'
re getrorben
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Die Dottoren iinb iebr un3ufriehen lber eineu, bz
men thinner mebr S4aben Jufh9euben 3onturrenten !;
mir metnen Or. Sna's SaitenzS etne SlaIde
oeieeen bat before Mirtuns ais elm 9nsenb We3srte
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g hIaafertia.

profefior (im gramen): ,,Wo fiabet
man Die mfifen Diana ntens"
@anbibat: .Sn ben PfanbbduIern |"
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Sic
W0aeutli4e Greie Yreiie fir Ssfas
eri6eint
ieSen 9ounerGaa
unb foItet
$3.50 fitr Oa8 Sabr Docr &1.2E fiji
e @onate tn Vuramsbesablmma.
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&nbia6elt= =9epartemeat.

Gs iptrb n6tbis ieiit, oab pir a,bersetpDbn>
lide 9lnitrensunsen ntaden, tpesen Der bprs
sei4rittenen 9aiion Die iibrieeit Binte r.
Site gu perfanferl bantit es fir 6libiabrsz
Saden &aum siebt.
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gSir berfatfen 8ouuets ltno Soquel

5u $500 ...... bic S 4.25 tpertb itnb.
y 2.75 5... 525
8.00nnb $1,000, Die baS 0pppelte pertb.
Obise ansaben berben mir beipeiien, fpenn
Sbr sud- ber Mihe unterSieben ipollt, @aare
unb 9reile gu unterfuden. :
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sdslide 5reie @reiie fit seras
erf6eiht
nit Ausaa9me oes $onatass
unb toftet
$1,000 fiir Sas Sabr pber $3.50
fiir 3 @onate.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-03


Paul W. Law and wife are s~oiourning
in Seattle.
Mrs. A. Boyers returned to-day from
Oakland Cal.
q. W. Mckinney has returned from
Spokane Falls.
Mrs. B. Wilkinson left to-day on q visit
to friends in Tacoma.
Miss scudder left to-day for a visit to
Boston, her former home.
Mrs. Nye, Of Prineville, ogn., is visit.
ing her brother, Theodore Steiner.
R. H. Battey. a Minneapolis journalist,
spent q couple Of days in the city this
week.
G. W. Handley, Of the Tacoma Globe,
was among the guests Of the Yakima club
Tuesday.
Col. L. s. Hewlett is back from Port
land. He reports that Mrs. Hewlett stood
the trip Eplendidly.
Capt.C. Z. CT ncey and child Of Tacoma,
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
whitsOn this week.
Mrs. Edwards, wife Of Lieut.. +. A.
Edwards Of the LIST cavalry. was In the
city, Monday and Tuesday, visiting her
brother, Z. n. Red Mrs- Edwards
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-03

The only exclusive dry goods and
clothing house in the city Is that Of Henry
Otter, in the First National bank build
ing. Mr.. Otter has exceptional facilities
for buying, and he always keeps abreast
Of the times, having q standing order for
al Of the novelties appearing in the mar
ket. =
"A splendid line Of muslin and per-
Gale shirts aud summe neckwear just re-
ceived by Myron Ellis.
Yakima balsd hay for sale at l,[c. at
the I X L.
Wall paper, Of the latest designs and
in large assortment.
LoMBARD & HoRsLEY.
Underwear and n~eckwear, both In
large assortments, ct prices never before
compared with, at
n VANCE & MULPORD's.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-03
NO. Isa.

OhADANANCS we Aohe
-
An ordinance prescribing the duties and pow.
ers Oithe health oniceri and providing for his
compensation
The city Of North Yakima docs ordaIn q follows
SECTION l. The health ohheer shall be viei.
liant In the discharge Of his duties, and order the
statement Of all nuisances seriously Affecting
the health Of any locality in this city and
apply such remedies % may be necessary to
remove the danger and TenovHte the place;
and when any corporations or persons
have, or permit, nuisances on their prem
Uses detrimental to health, II shall be the duty
Of the health OGicer to cause such corporations
or persons to be notified to abolish, abate and
remoVe the same: and II such corporation OF
person shall fall, neglect or refuse to abate and
remove the ZANE within three days after Fecelv-
Ing such notice, such nuisance may be removed
and Rbated by aud under the order Of the health
Ofhcer, and the corporation or person whose
duty 1t was to abate or remove the anne shall
become indebted to the city Of North Yakima
for the damages, costs and charges incurred by
the city by reason Of the existence and removal
Of said nuisance and be punished. also, as pro
vided for by this ordinance.
SEC. 2. The health Officer may, at any time
when decme necessary to prevent the spread Of
smallpox, order any person or persons to be
- -. "N
,nroo a. ~ oo,,nir ,s,,h ~ -. S"sI.n =,
4, 49, -. g. ~ 49," .S.u = 49,
~,n,v a, : mI.ssms.nn, "a IN 80 ~ ~,
$50. a.. h.",sh g. .s.n - ~.
nosn. aDd ,no si,S .han ~ ~. $500. =,
,nch yscnios,I,n
So 4 mo, wh.,.,., o... =, ans 0or
,.1Ior.o ~ inI.o,to.s a.. 'r.n -. - ~.
Snowiod@. ~ -. Dhr.t.t.n o-n,hSs."..o. ~
n, M ,hsn r.,oy, N. .sra ~i,h n. r,,ond,ns
ai,nnn.,.n.o. - ~. Ia. - ,.s.Sts -
hour. ,ho,..Usr ~ d,,,. 4, .h.u - - -.
NOR go. =. n. 80 - 1.an.-.- -,
NJ srrssd ~ .,oh .ou,a-,oT. - ,a,.~,,a-. A..
as.
SIC Th., vhor.vs, ms. a, .m.n,o,
vori.IoId ~ ans o,har con,.,to,. SI.s..o Ia
in ,ha cI,v ,L.n con-. ~ ~ Ino.I~t-. ~ ~
hesI,h oTesr n sh.n - ~, dn,v toSh'.',h
when 40 s,,odtsD, .nS nrao,,oshas - -
spcb infected Der,on or rsr.or. h ~ r.nov.d
On ,ho -, 49, 81 - $500, - ~
,hoso u.onsIr n.'rIaaS ra..sS .-.H-
ana wbcn /, i. innate IrSTDodtar, ~ ,n,nr.O,I'
o.hl. "a ramovo mr. ,or.ons - a.. -.
Or o,hsr J.oI.,od ho,,s !, sh.I - H. A..
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injected person or persons may be found, to
place a yellow flag, not less than two feet square,,
at or neat such house or place, 50 rs TO give
notice toG all persons in the locality OF tie diSease.
SIC. 8. Whenever any case Of Contagious or
infectious disease, other than smallpox or
vaIiEloid, within the city shall come TO the
knowledge Of the health officer, It shall be his
duty forthwith to establish such quarantine and
take such measuTes for dlalniecting the same ~
he may deem proper.
SET. 9. That no person knowing or having
cause TO believe themselves to be sick with the
smallpox, variEloid or any other contagious
disease, and no person acting rs nurSe or attend.
ant uDon anv Ruph Eipk neraon. shali AMMAN
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-03

-Eshelman Bros. are not out Of bust
ness. but have moved into their new and
elegant store, one door east Of their old
stand.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-03

was returning from the Sound 70 her hus-
bands station at Mammoth Hot Springs,
National park.
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on Sunday, where they expect To remain
during the summer.
W. N - T.. .,d A.uA,.. :,
w.IIo w.II. 40 y-;s;,in. w. r. y.
and family Of this city.
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In ,Lo c;,v loo, w.0L rovio.,,n. ~ -
an ,La Svr1;c.,o No.
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hor,o =, -Ind;sDorol,s Ia
Hon. j. NJ. Adams has been seriously
III oil maiariai lever ior the past Ten days.
but Is now slowly recoVering.
FRANK Z. Reed a brother oil +. H.
heed' passed through fakima on SUNDAY
TO take up MS esidence on the sound
Mrs. s, Arendt and family, accompa.
MED by Miss A. Aaron and Miss Mamie
Aaron, arrived from San Francisco last
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-07-03

Groceries Won must have. Groceries
We must sell. Let's trade and both be
happy. Bartholet Bros.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-22

ANYONE who will get on train OF the
Southern Pacific and take a run down to
the line of the San Gabriel river will be
struck at the great possibilities that are
ahead for settlement in the immediate
neighborhood of Los Angeles. His at
tention will be struck in especial by the
magnificent spread of the Laguna ranch.
Just now those rich acres are being de-
pastured by cattle and horses. The day
is not far distant when there will be a
big population on that fertile domain.
The same refection-the comparative
sparseness of population hereabouts-
will occur to him as he goes down to
Wilmington, to Redondo or to Santa
Monica. Going eastward, as soon as he
strikes the Puente, the San Jose valley
and the Chino plains, he will be i'm
pressed with the fact that development
in this region is as yet in its infancy,
and that dense population is destined
to settle on these rich lands, in the neal
future. That this section is but yet in
it's infancy no man can doubt who looks
over it's vast possibilities and their as
yet inchoate development.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-22

The lightning changes introduced by
Mr.. Huntington since his assumption of
the presidency of the Southern Pacific
railway include the selection of A. B.
Hotchkiss, Esq, as the solicitor of that
corporation in the southern counties.
Mr.. II. has been of great service to that
road during the past decade or so, and
his promotion has been we'll deserved.
AS Duke of Etiwanda and the right
bower Of Cotton he has been force in
the development of the lower
country that has been appreciated
by the discerning. The new local
attorney of the road is man of brains
and originality, with strong leaven of
the law. John Bright was once pointed
out as the inventor of Bright's disease
OF the kidneys, and the only time
Hotchkiss was ever sick in his life, he
took patent on new ailment whose
distinctive features and name extorted
the admiration of the medical faculty.
He will be invaluable to the corporation
which has been so fortunate as to secure
his services.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-22

SENATOR STEWART, OF Nevada, yester
day addressed the senate on the silver
question. He characterized the Window
bill, supported by Senators Sherman and
Dolph, as ''a cunning device to stop the
present coinage of 100000 a month,
in silver, under the Bland bill" When
asked whether his Interpretation of the
silver plank in the republican national
platform (that it meant free coinage of
silver, was the recognized interpreta-
ton OF the party, Stewart replied that it
could have 10 other Interpretation, and
added that he himself had drawn that
plank. At this Senator Farwell arose
and stated that he, as member OF the
committee that drafted the republl-
can platform, was the author
of the silver plank, and that no
such Interpretation was considered by
that committee; that it meant that the
party was in favor of silver money at
the market price of silver; that the gov
ernment should buy silver and coin it at
the rate of cost. Stewart replied that
this was a mere quibble. With two
senators like Stewart and Farweli, both
Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-22

JUDGE SroNEY, OF San Francisco, who
is president OF the State Bar Association
presided over meeting of the lawyers
in this city yesterday to consider the
question of relieving the supreme court
of the immense amount of business it
now has. The proposition is to abolish
the department of court commissioners
and to establish three appellate inter-
mediate courts-one in San Francisco,
one in Sacramento and one in Los An
geles, and to place restrictions upon the
cases that may be appealed from the
intermediate courts. The propositions
seemed to meet with favor from the forty
members of the State Bar in this city.
There are now one thousand cases in the
supreme court appealed from San Fran
cisco alone.