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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-27

THE Russian newspaper Nouoe Vremya,
with satirical grin, suggests that Russia
stands ready to exchange two of her Jews
for every Irish colonist England will send
her. Not SO much of irony in that after
all. The Russian Jew in Ireland would
soon settle landlordism by owning the soil,
and the Irishman in Russia would prove a
kind of Tartar for Russian rulers who
would have his rights and battle for them
from the first word to the last. For fight
ing despotism the Irishman is well cut out.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-27

The RECORD. UNION. SUNDAY UNION and
WEEKLY UNION are the only papers on the
Cbdst, outside Of San Francisco, that rsceipe
fae full Associated Press dispatches from all
parts Of the trorld. Outside of San Francisco
they hare no competitors either in influence or
i9me and general circulation throughput the
Sznke
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-27

WADE HAMProN's friends now propose
to run him for Governor in 1892 and wipe
out the Alliance opposition. That is not
difficult to say, but it will possibly be
found very difficult to perform.
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San Francisco Agencies.

This paper is for sale at the following places
z. P. Fishers, room q, Merchants Exchange
California street; the principal News Stands
and Hotels, and at the Market-street Ferry.
~ Also, for sale on all Trains leaving and
coming into Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-27

Mrs. DIR. French, the renowned fortune
teller. This woman tells wonderful things,
also brings troubled parties together again.
Brown House, corner Fourth and z streets,
room IL. Just arrived from Chicago. d2l-7ts
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A11KkzkAf1 Z Ozh1kI I1AN 4 IxIkl
Henderson, Jefferson Co. n. Y

CuTIcURA REMEDIES are sold everywhere.
Price, CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure, 50c.;
CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Purifier and
Beautifier, Csc; CUTICURA REsoLyENT, the new
Blood Purifier, 81. POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL
CoRPoR ALTON, Boston.
6-Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases, %
GA pages, so illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
DIuPLES, black-heads. red, rough, chapped
IAN and oily skin cured by CUTIcURA SOAR.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-27

Madame Bell, renowned In telling liFe's
future events; fifteen years practice in India
and Australasian colonies; late of San Jose.
Young people should know their future. Fee
so cents and 81. 1910 Third street. d9lms
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Holiday Goods The finest assortment
Christmas gifts. Plush Cases, Photograph
Albums, Wares, Pictures. Picture Frames to
order at short notice. THEO. W. SCHWAMB,
S04 street. dl3-f
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Weather Forecast.

Caiifornia-Fair weather; nearly stationary
temperature.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Mrs. pr. French. IN. ZEN,

The best place IN California to have your
printing done: A. J. JOHNSTON & CO.'S, 40
street, Sacramento, Cal.
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Painless Extraction of Teeth By use OF
local anesthetic. DIR. WELDON, dentist, Eighth
and streets. ie22f
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ers, including eleven different factories, brand
new. Easy installments. Prices, 500 and up
wards, at A. G. SHAW & CO.'S, 1923 Eighth
treet. d16-d
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GENERAL NOTICES.


"Don't put off until tomorrow what can and
should be done to-day" is wise. If you have
never used sOzODONT for your teeth, make
bee-line to the druggist and get q bottle and
begin to use it at once. Verb. sap
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II AFFLICTED With Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
THoMPSONS EYE WATER, Sold at Is cents. Iva
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Sample Rooms, 1914 Sixth street, be.
tween and K. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars
n14a JACOB KAERTH, Proprietor.
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EOR SALE-14O ACRES OF RECLAIMED
T. tule and orchard land, with frontage of one
quarter of mile on the Sacramento river near
Walnut Grove: front land in fruit trees, mostly
bearing, with the Bartlett pear predominating;
land is already leased on favorable terms for
the owner. good steamer landing on the farm; it
Will be sold at a reasonable rate If applied for
before January LIST; terms cash. For full par.
ticulars inquire at this office. nZ7-1m
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EHOR sALE-ONE OF THE FINEST AND
T. largest saloons In the city; extra family en-
trance, best location; stock and lease. Inquire
at this office. o5-tf
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MONEY TO LoAN-ON CITY AND CoUN.
wi try property. MUDDoX FEE, 6e6
street. DO 31t
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ONLY A 4-DAYS' SALE
Special Holiday Goods and Toys at About Half Prices

Special Holiday Goods and Toys at About half Prices
A wind-up of the old year to the pleasant remem-
brance of patrons of the Red House
Toy Department lin basement) well heated and
ventilated Sales people plenty,
great prices xpress Wagons body 1sxss
inches, wheels 10 and Is inches all
Several s'zs' all reduced in proportion
Boys Wagons body 5xas steel Wheels iron axle hardwood body,
dash and painted landscape panels price
Chiid's Red, Wood Alphabet Tables .s5 cents
The Doll Carriages Cradles, Books. Blocks, Dolls
everything in the department at the littlest prices
ON FIRST FLOOR, DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
All the balance of the Holiday stock going at 1-3
and 1-2 off; some things even
PlushH Stools, several sye .. 49,. m 81 e5 each
Glow, R ,ass leather 'a % n,, GLASS , n.a 20 cents cents
Silk Plush and Satin cents
Silk Plush and Satin Comb Brush and Plate Mirror Sets
and Satin epee Sets with price at .s1 Is
Silk Plush Albums neke ornaments holding IS cabinets
Shaving Cases, Work Boxes, Perfumery Novelties
Novelty New Years Cards-everything in this line all
in the whirlpool of extreme low prices.
All the balance of the Holiday Millinery is marked
for double quick going
In FURNISHING GOODS.
The Satin Embroidered suspenders, Ties and
Scarfs Fancy Handkerchefs. ETC., alike with
other goods of Holiday tinge
In CIoTHING DHPARTNIEHIT
20 dozen of Boys lined
drab nura and black real value 50 price
loo Boys Suits fancy sane pretty patterns
ages ito IL 81 20 a
I'M SHOE DDPARTAEnJT.
All the Holiday Slippers reduced. Note Sizes they
are broken as well as prices.
Ladies' Fancy Brocadd Silk Slippers regular
pair sizes Al.
Ladies' Black Velvet Slippers beaded vamp
81 to so cents sizes 9! aud only.
ladies' Velvet 0lored)
reduced from 81 to so cents; % Al.
Several lines in Mems Slippers, excellent value
for four days reduction of 10 per cent-wi be made
G. II. GILMAN,
RED HOUSE, ..o.: y .sree', -,
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nREsSMAKING = MRS. MAY STEVENS,
- formerly with Mrs. schirmer, has
opened first-class dressmaking parlors at GIG
Seventh street, back of Coopers music stores
Ladies' childrens and Infants white under.
wear a speciality: plain sewing solicited. o22-tf
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All these publications are sent either by Mail
or Express to agents or single subscribers, with
charges prepaid. AL Postmasters are agents.
The Best Advertising Mediums on the Pacific
coast
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NEW TO.DAY.

Advertisements OF Aeetfn1 Notices, Wdnts Lot
<0snd, For Sole, 10 Lei and amil~ notices wnde
feas Aeod oTs fscrted for eess per liss ne Hrst
s''e AND cents per line each Subsequent tsme AZ
sotses OF tais ehoruetey w1u be foxnd xndev IDS
hed6tao.
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Entered at the Postoffice at Sacramento as
second-class matter.
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THO LET-sMALL TENEMENTs AND ALSO
i unfinished rooms, cheap; suitable fol
housekeeping. Apply to D. Gardner, at wood.
yard, Fourth and streets. myl7-tf
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FURNISHED ROOMS AT CENTRAL HOUSE
T. from IS per month upwards; also family
rooms at low prices. HORNLEIN BROS, Pro
prietors. mrl9-1y
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If tongues were all attached to brains,
II "hogs" were barred from railway trains,
II folks would stop at home who cough,
Ifempty guns would not 60 off.
II cats would only sleep at night,
If money would not get SO tight,
II ladies' hats were less uncouth
If weather clerks would tell the truth,
If fishermen would stick to facts,
II men would sit between the acts,
IT fads and foibles were tabooed,
II death would kindly steal the dude,
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ITO LET-A COTTAGE OF FOUR ROOMS AT
i Nineteenth and G streets: rent $40 per
month. Inquire of A. LEONARD, 10l4 Fourth
street. dITtf
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"ANTED-A CANVAS,ER, GENTLEMAN
w or lady, who can give satisfactory refer
e1ce, can contract for a permanent and very re-
muneratiye position by inquiring at the Golden
Eagle Hotel for ED. G. HUMPHREY Its
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FOR SALE-TO LET-ETU.

l tween II and /; 7'looms, modern improve
ments, barn, large yard and basement; also ST.
Apply at SIG. d24.3ts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-14
NEEDS or SEATTLE.
Important Anong These Il :
Public Building.


"A speciai meeting q the Chamber 81
Commerce. called for tie purposs OF hear
ing IL report Of several committees ap'
pointed q the last regular meeting, was
held last night at the Rainier, President
John Lssry presiding.
The committee composed Of Mr.. Thomas
PrOsch. Mr.. A u. Brookes and Mr.. j. f.
Whittier. appointed It the last regular meet
ing tOFprepare statement Of the needs Of Z
public building 1t Seattle, showing the
great growth Of the city. made its report
A pamphlet. written by Mr.. Thomas
Prosch, was presented to the chamber and
copies ordered sent to Senator Squire, who
has volunteered to distribute them among
the members Of congress.
The election Of permanent secretary
was deferred till the next regular meeting.
the committee appointed by the president
ct the last meeting TO look for . proper
man for secretary and to recommend .
name, not making its report. After dis
cussion. il was finally sgreed that the pol
icy Of the Chamber OF Commerce in the
matter Of engaging : secretary, should be
to get the most capable man at liberal
salary. say $500 per year, instead OF an
inefficient man at low salary.
A committee Of three. composed of Mr..
G. H. Kittineer. Mr.. Percy w. Rochester
and Mr.. J. Frauenthal. was appointed 70
secure temporary quarters for the cham
her, President Leary being an ex~officio
member Of the committee.
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4 HOME ron s0LDIERs.


The Grand Army Bodies Meet and In.
dorse Senate Bill No. llS.
Representatives Of the various Grand
Army bodies held meeting in the court
house last night for the purpose OF consid.
ering and indorsing senate bill No. l43
which provides for the establishment and
maintenance of : soldiers home The bill
has been made speciai order tor Wednes'
day next and provides for the appointment
Of hve trustees 70 select forty acres 81
ground for the home. at cost of not more
than SIC, 900, according to section s, article
10, OF the constitution.
A. NJ. Brookes, of Miller Post. presided
and AZ. M. Holmes, Of Stevens Post, acted
as secretary Of the meeting, which unani.
nously Endorsed the bill and named Z
committee Of fifteen to boom il and take
any necessary action with respect to the
same. The committee Is as follows:
a. n. Brookes, chairman: s. +. Street, j.
r. HOyt and L. A. Treen, Of Stevens Post;
g. N. Alexander, r. Osborn and +. NJ.
Hanson. Of Miller Post; NJ. N. Holmes. I.
J. Lichtenbcrg and ]. s. Chase, Of Seattle
Union Veteran Club: Colonel J. c. Haines.
Major w. T. Sharpe and Captain G. L. F.
kellogg. Of the National Guard; E. w.
Young. G. E. d'St<ieer and H. w. Diet
rich. Of the Sons Of Veterans; Mrs. Mile
Moran. Mrs. Jennie G. Holmes and Mrs.
Dora RiddeIl, OF the Womsn's Relief
Corps.
The meeting WAS largely attended and
representatives from ali tho bodies were
present and enthusiastic over the excellent
features OF the bill under consideration.
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Mrs. CAtitgna Comes Here In an cnc~r-
tain state cs Mind 60 Find Him.
Mrs. Clara Cailigan. OF Roslyn. arrived
In the city last evening in search Of her
husband. Owen T.. CallIgan. who came here
about ak weeks ago and Is now in the hos.
pital a. the countv farm recovering from
some trouble In hts ear Mrs Caiiigan was
in very troubled state al mind and her
breath vas resiolent OF hsi whisky. and her
eyes shed sopseus tears ~ she ses forth her
siesciate condition and need OF assistance.
Mrs. Caliirsn wanted 10 BE- taken at once
10 the county pcor farm - see THAT ar
faiiy bad man" She alleged that she had
lest her retara ticket and WAS without
funds. She wanted someone 10 lend her
$40 ia slssrsy expenses which sum she ser.
sessssy promised would BE- returned when
she returned 70 Rosiyn. where she keeps q
observation-disclosures.
She NJ last returned 10 the Seattle, Lake
shore & Eastern depot 90 spend the night,
stating that she woaid 81 the poor farm en-
The stage this mornins.
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The Faais 81 the Hose Cart Driver. Net
Of sh~ kI~etric Meter Car.
Assistant Chief RasSIsr learned yesterday
that the accident 10 No. 4 hose cart. 1t the
corner Of froas and Pike streets. wednes-
day afternoon. was due Ia the carelessnezs
OF the driver On the hose cart. who has
hesn instructed 20 come down the hili at
that cosas slsvty 30 avoid collision with
either electric motor or cable cars.
Nestasy Driver Rnrns nor Conductor
Robinson. ct the naosos car, WAS in the
least - blame for the hose cart running
into the telegraph post. and neither heard
anyone call 10 stop the electric car. or il
weala hare been done.
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AT rnE IANn crrrcx.


kecsrSs 81 Homestead. rs~-<mrssaa aas
Ttsah1r Easstus~ Three Contests.
Three contest cases were entered al the
lard offscs Yesterday, EsaerSoa d. PeAsley
vs.. sseesee 4, nssse. Alvin Link ~ John
c. hrsnson, and William Bsshxs ~ VIII
lam kfzases. TIE original business re-
corded consisted az three Homestead en-
tries. sis presumption ftsinxs and tsc ssnher
land applications. - tolaows:
Homestead eairsss Fsavioas ] Ena~rts.
80 bets and 2 and the south halt Of the
sesxsAeass quarter Ut section : sownsAsg y,
.anee east Ahsam III. Fullerton. on ths
n sawrss quarter IT seesissn -, township
Is, range Z east: j. 1, ssaxlsrsezs. on the
west bal 81 the southeast quarter and lets
) sssd ~ sesssen ~. township ~ range I
eaSs
Prescription alfars- William l. Eota.
css the saaFshaess quarter az The so1sax~~s
quarter q ssctsen IA. the soashesss quarter
VI Me northeast quarter and the inertia haaf
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a Record Of Ruildtngs Authorized by
Inspector Abbott.
Building Inspector Abbott yesterday
issued the following permits:
1. III. Bingham. one and q half story
frame, ios 2. block IA. Rsnson addition,
cost 81 ,aos
W. h. wocsery. onc-story frame. lot 8,
block ;. Orient. cost $500.
John Mckay. one-story frame, lot block
q Homestead addition. cost tsua
Oscar Erickson, two-story and basement
frame. lot IL. block Il. Denny's Park addi-
ton, cost $50
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Injured BY Z. Branch.
o. 8. Wright. who came here three
months ago from Santa Barbara TO work q
the carpenters trade. fell from scaffold-
ing i've feet high, In Hibbard's building on
Yesler's wharf. yesterday morning and
broke his right thigh bone. Someone had
removed one OF the braces Of the scafFold-
ing the night before and shortly after going
to work yesterday the staging broke and
Mr.. Wright was thrown across piece OF
timber which caused the accident He was
removed in hack to Providence hospital,
whore the fracture was reduced.
John Pennington. who had the left side
Of his head injured BY branch of tree
about five weeks ago while working near
Murray lake for Earle &McLeod. who have
q contract for clearing Z section on the
Seattle. Lake Shore Il Eastern extension,
came to Providence hospital yesterday for
treatment The other side Of his head has
become affected and the sores on both sides
are discharging.
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- pssAs 14ser2ed VIA - Asdttsr
Real eseafe transactions from January =
1880. g dsfe are u36s- 80 Ibers
were hied oFrecord Yesterday = deeds. TIE
considsrafions agsresating $A61s. m
average q $7e0@ Following - fhe MSS -
furnished b. Osborne, 1remper 4 Co, sb-
stracfoEs oz tsts. room "A, Boston block:
washington CensrM Improvements cona.
pany 10 ". =. Williams e al, lots II ana
~. blk 3. Gilman PARK $SSo.
g. =. Seal % n. G. Clement. eH q nwM
Of nwH. and lot 3. &c II, tp q, 3, sxceps
part, 92,150.
y Brooks 70 2. LAWYER, w q w Of
ss1@ Of suk Of ssA sc a. - -. ). $a2a
W. ". Beck % Loretta A. Brown, lots
and z. clk q, lumberIand, $Ien
Aiice -. Jordan to =. L Gfsw, lot ., blk
:. Denny Hoyfs add. 500.
w. I. Russell 70 Harriet Stanley. ioes -
and -, blk II, Ballard Park, $i5a
Seattle Lsnd and Improvements Com
pany 70 4. + Airssy Ct a., LOT Z. ok -,
town q snoquaimie. x00.
,. Hurstoon % ?. 8. Hyde. lots = and
50. blk ~. 9. Kinnsar's odd. 81
=. 8 Hyde % J. y McNaushf. lots .
and 30, Blk 49, 9. kinnear's add. u .000
r. B. Crozier 70 !. n. waiIineford, part
lot 8. biz SO. A. A. Dennys odd, 30
w. W. kirkwood g Mamie b. White
man, lots y 70 -, biz 7, Ross second sd,
1900
L. J. ChambeYiin % Nannie =. White
msn, lot 3 blk 3. Madison street, $5o0
g. kinnear 70 ". Z. Whitney, lots and
9, blk =. 9. kinnear's add. 1000
Benlah A. Carey 70 = =. Davich, lot -.
bib 9, East Park. =, 5M.
J. A. Moore to A. J. WEIGH, lots and Z,
blk 10. Latons add, 500.
J. A. Moore 70 A. w Blackman, lot ..
blk 10. Latona add. 500.
e. II. Lilly 70 A. J. WEIGH. ios %, blk 81.
0ilmsn Park. $780,
Warrington Central Improvement Com
psny 70 A J. WEIGH lots 10 ana 10. blk -,
Gilman Park. $o25.
Annie g. smart 70 J. Lemon. lot ., blk 4,
hetrs Of =. a. Bells add. $500.
Q. q. Johnson to J. Fakner ct a., lot II,
blk IL, heirs o. 3. A. Beil's add. $500.
J. Lsary 70 Washington Central Inn
provement Company, 81 lots in Farmdale
Homestead, u.
WaltsSs 4 Co. 70 I. Dexter. lots | and 2.
blk -. hrst Railroad odd 70 De- Moines.
~.
B. Robinson to G. II. A. Paulssn, lot 8,
blk q. Central Seattle add. $50.
Southern Pacific Land Company to ]. E.
Cofey. lots IL 10 Is, blk 50. Huntington
Park add to Des MONIES. $75.
Des Motnes City improvement Company
to =. CofIey, lot Is. blk 7. Des Moines, $l25.
g. b. Nsden 10 y. r. Nicely. | acre In nv
y Of sxk, &C 8, tp %. : 4. $50.
g. r. MAIDEN 20 c. McKim, acres In nv
y OF sw1 sec 3, tp 25, Z. 32,x50.
p. L. Reese 70 A. II. McKeon. lots In
ok 81. Puget Sound Park add 10 Des
Moines, go
A. n. Goddard 70 J. jacobson, lots 23 and
"a, blk Is. Puget Sound Park add 20 Des
Moines, $50.
J. Dougan 10 r. Anderson, lots 81 TO IS,
BLK 2, salmon Bay second add. $50.
T. w. Prosch 10 n. Brauna gan. lot S. blk
Is, Eastern odd. $500.
Walters Il Co. TO +. Curwen, 9 lots in blk
O first Rairoad add IN Des Moines sfSl
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A6vIcE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs winslow's Soothing syrup for children
female nurscs and physicians in the United
States and has been used for forty years will,
never failing success by millions Of mothers FOL
their children During the process Of toeghine
fts value Il tncalculable. Il relieves the child
from pain, cures dyseufasy and oiarrhsrs erin
ing In the bowels and wind collie By gfyfns
health 10 the child IL rests the mother.
Price. &c bottle. aWf y
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g j Mslvin Lesves lfany CFsd
ftoI1 Il Tie Iufch.


fssees - hssssss = =
nsAes'
Ch1sfD II. ua1vin ~ epatfte suddenly
We6nsedey right On - steamer Qusen,
sccomDam3ed BY ~ Ni1s and eh1td. and
nufnoe0us creditors afo sodIy dioappo1nteo,
and thsre aEe featurss q his bustness
transactions herr that, - reported. are
htGhIy dieersditeb1e - Mefvin.
G. n. Mslstn enne bese Iast june from
Kansas CITY f0< ~ p0fpooo ct starting >
crockeSy etoso with funds furnished ~
Rev. L9cusEns Railshack. Presbytert
mIniaasw. Uhoeo con6dence and money
Melvin Rn1nod ~ hie very panusshae talk
and rsiirions pso6euuteus snd ths fact hat
- Nd fos four ysars bssn superintendent
q bu11dtnes h Kansns City.
Rev. RslIshaek savs Melvin $1,000 and
sntseed into contrecA b. which ths Iasesf
NJ - stAss the business n Seattle under
~ Grm name q G. j. Meivin 4 Co.. and
1Ake monthly sfstsments Of the condition
q busineos aud forward Tho proper pro-
portion a - profits. Melvin showed ne
contract - several vholesaIe dealers IN
Kansna Cry. and vas thus Enabled 70 -
cu1e ~ he credit hs wanted.
He cnms - Seattle. ieessd the lot = si6
Gecoud s3saet from J. y. colman. and
pat up ~ building. Il b understood that
both H. leasss and coutsactor vhe pat up
- building ars awaiting paymsnk On
0cech2 u, fo1o. ~ began business. and
som After rented specs In 4 70 1ewefry
frm- H parchased goods IN sesssal
qunfterus but faiIed . NEST his habsiisses-
Hsv. 1atlsback wrote several times Tor :
statement q ~ business. and TO ascertain
Why h hsd Yoceived no payment Melvin
repilod that ~ bad been sick in Grace hos
pl1al. which uas unique. and also PROPOSED
= dissclutton sevsfai times. He wss also
- uake final report January !, and have
. sett1ement With ths silent partner. but
none such was mades m facfs Melvin Kept
mono of bis Engagements.
Rev. Railsback began - havs suspicions
that Aeiyiu was doing crooked bustness.
sid accordingly eot Jamss y. stephens 70
come 70 Seattle, armed with bill Of sale,
and Instructed - take m inventory and
leArn how Melvin had bsen conducting the
business.
n. 6tephsns arrived hers January = and
hoeAn taxing IN inventory Of the stock.
ostsndh1y with view 10 having the bush
neee tuFued Ovef TO him, the contract hay
ing been bs0ten ~ Nelyfn. Daily there
were items and features brought 70 light
showing that The busfness had not only
6een mismauneod but also injured by the
crooked transactions Of Ateivin, who Cd
United many dishonest acts.