davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19

@tnH mir Is Wseben, bab huIA unfere eieene Rad
idJasisit unifre f6fperliHe 9initnisfeit Ger hber inns
pirb, mas haten mir hann Dor bern fog. Gelbfm6rs
Der rcraus, her fine Dpl6 Mprpttn nimmt ober f9
nit BEN 6eberinsier BE atne unb Belue aufrttt2 Gfns
fac ni9tes cher rt9tieers MIR molten elm Gnte herteiz
t15ren, an bae iener nt9t eiumaf bsnttl 3uR geis
lptfl; 8risttf4f Nisrentranfkeit, 3uderrntr, acute
Ni<eegfnslr1nns unb 9taienfetu ieten oft eri&yedenb
f4ne1 BEN eetsn Elm 3ief. iinb bad piHen BOD npbI
be me.aen normal seranlansten Menf4fn Snipl9en
0tnen be BON her Wtnenj4oft setetene 9dIfe peys
f4m6ten ttitt Selbfmprb be9eheH. 9as haseseH Az
0eteie asbfnee Dlltiel teibt ScFetier's Wasentttierb.
uhb ufrldbit4sn barntreltenteH MttttI, unb has aus
isnt. eptae5eate ~auditnhe eeiten pirb sleid i'm Refine
szfttdt. Rabt r1an e eaaegen nneeheHmt nm i4 sreis
Ditiere, pel4ee tieie euifebenben afanffetieH perni6s
TT, Ftnnlt ana NIT Dpspepfe, 8beumdiismus, Mas
iesia unb aeberletbfn euf. appttit, seiunher G&laf
Msai4sn bef4ettf.
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- gor benz Barrier gibiltribuuoI

- 8or benz Barrier g%ibiltribunol
gelangt in ben nd@ften Sageu Der pro.
aeB our Mustragung, ben bic Wdl6ez
lieferautiu Ma6ame 8iueent segen bic
betannte 5@auipielerin Su6tc anaes
ftrenst bat. gs baubeIt fi6 um 8e.
aablung bon 1000 Dollars fur getieIerte
Wdf@eftde; unter benfelben befinoen
R4 u. a.: nl1nf6tbare Na9tforietten"
unb vSapanefi@e, Ieu@tenbe Sddden";
ferner v9pgienif@e @eroietten" nit ber
sefidten Snf9rift: rG9neiee". Was
rum biefe Snf6rift seraoe auf ben Ser
nietten ansebra6t uur5e, 1T f4ner gu
iagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19
q

Die alamo 5euerpsri6eruags Sc
felidaft bietet nod Elm paar bon ben lteu
Ell Nftien (5u 500 bas Stad) an, wenn
man fe fi6 Dor benz 81. December 1890
f9srt. (Die ge3abluag tam aud had
bieiem 3ermine etfolseN.) IS enpfiebIi
f6 bies aIs cine gut sabIenbe Gapital:
Inla9e, ba Der Greibrief Der @efs1.
fdaft ibr bic Nettbeiluaa bon miN6e'
teas s Procsnt bon benz @slpinne icben
Sohres our Pfldt mdGt.
Sie Sirectpren Iinb Migsns, fir 5.
ben, ber Gtten gu faufeu, aber oisie al
I'm nd9ffen Sabre gu be3ableH uiini@t,
bieEelbeu auf5ubeben unb ben 8tttaa
aus3ulegen, iebo6 bic 3ei6nuag Der Nj
tien muB no6 in Oieiem Mrnat eifOl.
gen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19
Stein : Bride.
Mapors Office, !
Sta6t San Nntonio, Sesas.3
& Heaemher 1900

Mapors Office, !
Gtabt San Nntonio, 3egos.3
5. DECEMBER, 1890.
Sn uebereinfimmung nit Dem Gapi.
tel XLVI Der reuibirteu Gtbinanaeu
iperben berfieeelte NnesbOts In bieier
Office big gum
Gasmftas. ben 3. Sanmar 1891
IL ubr Miitaes entgesengenommen
tperben, fur bic pa9t Der GteinbrdAe
Der borten 6ieine SO. 20. %, "a, Is,
rs uuo ~ fir bas Sabr 1891. Bieter
tuerben erfu6t. Bel ser @inaabe ibrer
Mngebote beim @tabt : @le,t funfaia
Dollars 5u beponi-en, oIs cine @aron.
tie, baB fie ben bu.sef9lagenen Mieibs.
2outratt eineeben unb bic bafiir nd.
tbige Birgf@aft ftellen; gef1iebt Ieb.
teres ni@t, 70 III bic beponirte Gumnie
an bic Stabt n%erfanen.
Die Sta6t bebdlt f9 bas @e9t Dor,
irsenb ems ober ale ansebote 3uttd.
autueiieu.
aneebotg miKen an ben Mapor ae.
ri9tet unb Proposals for Lease of
Rock Quarry aberiGrieben isin.
Srpan @aIIagban,
Atteftirt Masor.'
8. g.. glaubon. Sta6tsgl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19
Wecan . Crate in aOm @reem eountp.

Hecam Grute In &om Green Gcuntt.
pObelei9 bas lnufeube Sabr fir bic
pecansgrute bns l~nsghnfige III - Der
qeeanbaum trdat In Der Reoel nur elm
um bas anbere Sabr cine polle unb
rei@e grnie, = 10 9laubsn mir bod su
Der auuabime bereGiist 3u bfr Annabs
me, bab Son Mngelo 3ebn W0gsnlas
buneen bieier bor3hcIi@en 0uBort uers
f9ift baben tDirb, sbe bic Gaifou gum
S@InB tommiA, 10 lauiet cine Mitibei.
lung bes San angeIo STANDARD. A@t
Wugsniabuneen finb Bic itbt f1on bon
bier befbrbtrt uub anf 3wei tpeitere
farm nit 6t9erheit gerednet nerbeir.
Gre MnssuIabung bdlt tttra Is, 900
Bfunb,. unb ba Der 9ur@f9nitispreis
fur bieies Sabr 8 Gents fir bas pfuno
getueien III, 70 bat bic Gefammternts
fir uns bier einen B%anruertb bon
$20. 600 gebabt, mitbin cine 5umme
eingebro6t, tpel6e benz Meribe bon 500
Baueu 8aumpole eIei@ III.
3iebt mon in Befta@t, bab bic ein3i,
gen Nusl1gen, tDel1e BE Pecdnsgrnte
berurinmi, bic fdr bas GammeIn ua0
Su Marit Brinset Der RaFe Fnb, 10
ipirb Der GeDiun, tpelden ber 10 lpertb.
bOlle Baum bier 70 5u iaoeu. benz Gars
rler 3um @eiGent briHet. erf feline ri6'
tige MlrbiguHg finben.
60 III gang gut unb lobuenb, gaum'
MOLE 5a piian3en; aber nod bill better
uuo einirdgIi6ey ztpirb Is ieiu, peeans
bdurie su pfanSeH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19
Cine 0roinaaI
peI9e bas Nnbinoen ooer gtebealt lien
bon pferbeE in ber SDIebob= unb
Commerce : @trabe berbietet.

Sci es bur9 ben Gtabtratb Der Gtabt
San Antonio %berDr6net:
Seftion l. 9aB es far ir9enb
cine perfon ober Berionen unseIsbli9
ieia foI in irsenb einem SbeiIe Der
5olebabsS traBe, 3pii@en MeR- 9ous
fiouss traBe unb benz Main pla3a, ober
in trgenb einem She'll Der Commerce.
GtraBe apii9en Main pIaaa unb Der
Wef.6eite BON st. MarpsS tr0Be Elm
Bferb ober anberes Sbier feben 3u lai.
fen; Oh baReIbe nun bDr einem &c.
fdbrt geipannt ober anberndrts anges
bunben 1T; obne einen Ruti6er peer
cine perion i'm Nlter bon iiber IA Sab<
rell, Der bic Nuffi9t fibrt = lei tas
5bier nun oneeipauutr ansebuabeu
cber ni6t.
Settion 2. Srsenb cine perlon,
mel6e bic 8eitimmunseu bieier Orbis
mana iibettriit, lou eines Nergebens
f6ulbig eradtet unb nod etfclgter
neberfibrung Dor benz &eforoer 3ur
3abIung elmer Celebrate bon ireeno
einem Betrage, iebo@ Jhnfunb3tpan3ig
Dollar (25.00) ni9t hberf9reitcno, fhr
iebe ein5eIne berartige uebe,tretuns,
berurtbeilt tperben.
pafirt unb e~enebmist ON Is. Be,
cember 1890.
8rDan gaIIa9bnt,
Ntteifirt: Manor.
6. g. @Iaubou, 5iabts@lerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19
gesas.

SIN 5ra9tbepot ber Ganta,5es
8abn In @alpeiton b%erbrannien go
9alen Ddumuolle.
Gas erft ear3 ileuerbings erDF.
ue!e 6@laGt, unb p6telbaus In Sort
@orib bstommt iebt f6on cine tdeli@e
3ufubr bon $50 bis 300 G@meiner
uub gloubt barouf re6nerl su birfen,
bob oieielbt fi@ fdon In Der ndGHen
3eit berboppeln tuerbe. Die teSt fnbet
bas GIeif9, mas gei6la@tet tpir6, 10,
tuDbl @inb' uie G&weineaeii&, auf
benz 2otalmorfte fOfortisen Nbfab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19
.etetbem nibt,im SaaSe.

RouGH ON RATS bertiIst 2atter, Ndufe
uab SGpaben. Ealbe 10 GeutS.
ROUGH on WORMS. Cine fdJere Bnrm.
Mebiain. rs Gents.
RoUGH ON CoRNs. 8Iiifs Is gents.
Slough On GDnehs.
@sscu eutsn. erfdItuns, ssiferieit fdIim.
men Gals. % Gents.
RoucH ON ToorHacHs: sgtHt jebea
8~nbufdmer3. is Gents.
&eamreIte Oil.
gerbinbert bic 8irOung bon @un3eIn uub
Galten in ber Saut. 8srbitet bas Betpsrbeu
rns Mlfern ber @eidtsji9e. grbdlt Sngenb unb
Ertfde IN pnnbetbarsr Meiie. $1.0o srose Gld.
f9en, bel allen Npoibetera.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19
0ie Tlpttemftatirn an BET teraniidJen
Riifte.

CtNtSNS
Rad sinem 9onereB . 8ei@IuHe fol
an Dsf Rhfte oes merifanii1en Coils
cine 6lpttenfaiion, NIT Frodsn. Dods
angelegt perben. unb es if eiue Som.
milton siageisbt morben, lDelhe tiuen
fir biefsu 3ued pofenbea plsB aus.
tpdblen fon.
Sic ieraniI6en 8eftreter i'm Nbge.
oroneten~ 0auFe Su Maibingtou in0 in
6oIge bsEen aEaewieisa morbsn, bas
@eiu9 an bic MifgIie6er Der GommiI.
Ron 03a ridten. tDorirt bisielben aufsss
forbert tDerben. bic feIgenben Yuntte !:
Gobine pab, bic Bra3Ds Mtinbuns.
GaIbeitom. ben gaballD unb Nranfas.
pnB ioirie Srascs Santiago In Gus
geni6ein 5u Rebuten unb elmer einges
benben unteriuhung au unterperfen.
Die DGaloefon Wetps" lit freiIiGj
bon oornbsrein Der ueber3suaung, baB
sGalDeIioa Der ein3ige punti" III, no
cine berartige Nulage gema6t wesben
tonne. Sic ia aber aud betrefs Der
gifeHbabntpagen : 6abrif, Die bon 8os
fOn aus In Seras gepIant ipurbe, Der
glei9eH ueber5eugung gefpefen, unb
6r@ 1T bieis na6 Beaumont, in oas
6erj bes Dol3oifrittes BON 3sras, Ders
legt tpor0en.
go Gdife eebaut obsr reparirt
uerben iolleu, m6@te gerabe bic Grose
bes SoIjteoaffes nieber Elm Bort nit.
...EN-.Z =. IT,. - GEXfLa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19

~ 9nuis RunteI, 81 Norb=
G~lcreshroBe, bat ioeben erboIten: Ga.
lifornia 3~infanbsl Is Gents per 8alo.
ne; Seras Dein $1.00 per @alone;
Siben Gatap6a $1.00 per @ouoEe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19
oeffemtlitbe Mnseise.
Mapors office,

M a B DTS Dffice,
San GutOuiO, 5. 9e3., 80. {
6ierbur@ tpirb betannt gemadt, bob
i@ am 29. Gage bes DECEMBER 1890 umi
IL ubr @ormittass In Der SauptmarEt.
bale bamit beginner tperoe, bic 6Ieilm.
ftdn6e i'm beiagten Warft fir bas Sabr
1891 OH ben b6hiteu unb beffen 8ieter
3l ~berlaufen.
4eine N%ngebOte tuerben entgeaenses
nommeu, bic unter ben bon benz Staot.
ratb feffgefelten Minimutn . preiien
Rnb. u. Stunt
MarttmeiEer.
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Nhtis fit Wildlente.
MaporsO ffice, !

Can Nntonio, IS. Dec, 1890.
N0en Mil6bdnbIern miro bierbur9
anse3eiet, baB lire 2i5ens fhr bas Sabr
1890 am 81. 0eaember erlii6t. Die
2i5enien fur bas Sabr 1891 tperben BON
Mil9infpsftor u ieiner Office an pre'
iioiosg quare ausseffelt.
8rDan @aIIagbGn,
Mttefirt: Wabor,
6. g. @Iaubcn, Gtabt.@Iert.
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Die bette gaIbe Der @eIt fur SAnitte,
0nfti@ungtn, @efGbiire, Gieber. uub 9duts
aa,i4lae, dl,9te G%s[Rrunasas ed1o., sgt,
msr!tcibsn ober seins Dssatluns. ghlise
Sati3tectiou garautirt ober bas @elD birb
tnriGerfattei. rs Gents BITE G9a@ttI. Bum
Bertauf IN allen MpOibesen. Drtit, 9bOmps
leu e 60, Bbolefale.
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- Ser @abrbeit semdB fam i'd Be-
seugen, baB id but@ bic Mnpenbung
bon Or. NusnIt G6nis's hamburger
$rDpfen bon unberbauli4teit, Magene
unb Nierenleiben befreit tpurbe.-6ers
rtatn &ittner, Man9efter, &c. $.
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sar Manbeln, 3aFe, aclinen, So=
rintben, fran5Off6e p1aumen, feline
englif9e Graders, @eIees, Minee Mteat,
@bofolabe, Sadgetpiirse etc. bel @ils
&ote.
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s9- 2ommt unb beIebt nnler 2ager
BON Observation-Disclosures unb
Weibnadts 5a9en bei Renton&
WeIler.
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~ Die Morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company bat f~ortmdbrenb
frli9e Auiferu ino Slide, foipie Milb
aller Mrt on 6anb. Grif9e 3ufubreu
ieoeu Sag. 8efenuneen BON Gami'
lien tperben prompt auseeflbrt urb frei
obgeIisfert. $repino Noenue. 3mii9en
Mains uub Wilitdr pIoaa. Selepbon
SO. 81. I
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6. g.. 8. g., s. o. unb u. %.
@intber an bic Southern See aHb GoIb
Storage COMPANY, 2anb an @hnibtr.
Girobe bis gum GlnHe, $3.50.
8. poel@ unb 6rau an 3. Mebe.
babes @ruHbfiid an NrcieneSas6 traBe,
$3l5.
9. .. Butte an &. Iitlas. stpei
@vuubhHde an Of.@ommeree.S traBe,
43. 900.
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agr Sm aanreir un6 Glasbi6ien
eingema6te Semitic, Griidte, Oliben
bel WiIf pn & &ote,
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Gin Obf3l6ter in ct. 6eleno In
@alifornien bot bieies Sabr BON einem
eiu3igsn aere NIT N%pfelbdumen 5000
eingenommen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19

s@- prdparirte Supper, Gleii6-
unb Slid preferben aIer gfrt BEL
Wilfon& &ote, @de 6oufton &
SplebaD StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19

sar Seine 9elitateFen aller Dirt,
Sarbinen, importirter 8dfe
in 8le6biidien bel @iIion&& pte.
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@- piauo, gibliotbet uub gaiens
2amsen; &O9eher.2 ampen, bic befen,
BET Wenton & WeIIer..
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ObaleiG Is l@pn lanse fein @ebetmnis mebr III, eab
has berhfmte Galpaiirn Del aue GiieherfHmsreR,
es bed fur nniere gHt@t, bic Nufmerffamfstt hes gntz
iitums auf bteies unhbertrefaiHe Mititl 80 isHtsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19
,9euti6er Sag.

Oas Genttals@omite our Geier beg
rOeutf6en Sagss" tritt am 5amfag
9benb 8 nbr in S6oI3' 6ale gu elmer
Beratbung suiammen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19

~5n einem ihhIen Grunte" fam nan f9 cine tur&ts
9nitenaS prup gam unenttehrli&en BesIettsr.
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sr Gtnf3ig Dubenb 2aSies Melis
no : galasn al IS Gsnis bel 9.
& 50.
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sar Die belten Sarbineu, bic is
i'm Msartte paren, bel So.
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~ Cine groBe NusuobI ieiner Se.
lifatehea bel MeIton& 60.
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Gin ,aeues sud ii6er ean alutDmiO,

Stm neWe9 SM01 Nper SGu 2Au1Dutpt
Inter benz Sitel "San Antonio de
Bexar. A Guide and History bat
6err Winiam Corner BON bier Elm bors
treffli6es, bo6eleganta usgefattetesSu9
berausgegeben, bas nod ben beftsn unb
auberldHigfen Quellen aufammenges
fe1t ut6 nit einen rei9er G1mud
BON Saufrationen, Mnf9ten unb plds
men in 6ol3f9nitt, Sbonbrud unb
pbotosG rabure berfeben 1T.
Das Bud entbdIt ni@t rlur einer
9iftorif1en &Rdblid auf bic guttpid.
lung non San Nnfonio, fonbern au@
eiaeii rGibrer bur9 bic Staot,@ cine
Iehr I~eiensmertbe Gef6i1te ber Mifios
men, Elm @ronologii6es @ersei6niB Der
tpi@tigIter greisnife felt @riabung ber
sta6t, fopie als Inbadg lebr intereis
fante Memoiren aus ber Sober Der Jrau
30. .. Maoerid.
0asu fomimen bic ausgeSei9neten
SQuRrationen, trel9e in Gemeinf@afi
nit ben ibrisen @OrSagen 6es 8u9sa
ni1t nerfeblen tperben, inn cine groBe
8erbreituna au idern.
gs empfisblt fi9 b~efpnoers als Sc.
f9ent fir 0eruanbte i'm Worbeg Ober
in europa, tpel1e aus benz BuGe ers
febea fbnnen, baB pir bier bod ia elmer
vgar3 Ieibli9" ciniliRrten 5tabt mil
pra1tbauten erEen &auges unb eiHem
0rnE0rfinef We{m1fts<W erfehr Iebett tttb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19

Go93eitssei6ente,
@eidlifene Slider,
6ru6ts9 ebdlier.
pit@er,
R0pal Moreeffer 8aien,
GoultDn Guer
Sron @romn @hOeDlabensS 6pfe,
&opal GIemiib, Sarbiniere bel
Wemton& WeIIer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19

u. Srunsiuid & gpbn,
beFebenb aus Serrens unb anabenz
2ln5iisen, 9iitep, S6uben, Stiefeln,
&leiberftofen aler Nrt, puBwaaren,
Quilts unb 8laufets, fur5 Der fdmmt=
Tide @orratb nett utter 4Ditenpreis,
bur6 q. S9nitaer,
4ifignee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-19

8rDan @aIIa9bor,
Ntteitirt: WaDDr.
6. g. gIaubon, Sta0tsG lert.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-29
worth $5 900 or over at the time of ap-
plication shall be entitled to this pension.
CALIFORNIA FRUITS.
Their Popularity Increasing in the New
York Market.

Their Popularity Increasing in the New
York Market.
New YORK, April 28.-Speaking of the
fruit trade, the Journal editorially says !:
1t is a noticeable fact that the Cali
fornia green fruit has been: kept longer
in the New York market this year than
ever before. The last of the late pears
are being closed out, while the first new
fruit, cherries, will be in market in about
two weeks. This makes California green
fruit obtainable in the Eastern markets
the year round. This is partly the re-
suit OF improved cold storage improve
ments.
Table olives have gone up 20 per cent
in Spain, the country from which most
of the olives brought to the United
States are imported. The cause is a
short crop. Last year about 200, 900
gallons of Spanish olives were brought
to this country. This year scarcely two
thirds as many will be imported.
California prunes are still away out of
sight. There are none to sell at any fig
ures. California raisins are quoted at
from $2.15 to $1.5O.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-29
CONGRESSIONAL NOTES.
Committee Meetings, Bills Reported
New Bills, Etc.

WASHINGTON, April 2S.-The Senate
Republican silver committee was in ses-
sion two hours this afternoon, but made
no apparent substantial progress.
The House committee on war claims
ordered an adverse report on Funstons s
bill appropriating $882, 800 to reimburse
Kansas for moneys expended in the set
tlement of claims for property captured
or destroyed by Confederate forces.
Representative Funston, from the
committee on agriculture, today reported
to the House the Senate bill providing
for the inspection of meats for exporta-
ton, and prohibiting the importation of
adulterated articles of food and drink,
etc. An amendment to the bill makes
it include drugs.
The House committee on public lands
today directed favorable report on the
Senate bill with amendments) to pro-
vide for the acquisition of land for town
sites and commercial purposes in Alaska.
The bill changes the capital of the Ter
ritory from Sitka to Juneau.
The Senate committee on Territories
today ordered a substitute reported for
the bill referred to the committee to leg
alize the acts of the Arizona Territorial
Legislature. The substitute will legalize
IAlC iCCS VI oil CllO LCSlnldtulCo, 1hSiOO-
ing the last one, reserving to future Leg
islatures the power to amend or repeal
any acts 80 legalized.
The expenses of Dolph's Senate inves-
tigating committee are about $4,000.
Several correspondents who were kept
under subpoena fifty-one days, although
only testifying twice, have been paid
$l53 each, and are in hopes that another
investigation will be instituted.
Senator Plumb reported from the
committee on public lands, with amend
ments, the bill authorizing the President
to cause certain lands withdrawn from
the market for reservoir purposes, to be
restored to the public domain under the
homestead law. The bill, as amended,
provides that where any lands have been
sold or disposed of by the Government,
the title shall be confirmed, but the
lands shall remain subject to the right
OF the United States to construct and
maintain dams for the purpose of Great
ing reservoirs in aid of irrigation.
Ingalls, today introduced bill grant
ing pension of Sc month to all per-
sons who served in the late war not less
than three months nor more than one
year; So to those serving more than q
year and not over 800 days, and those
who served over 800 days, one cent for
each days service. No person who is
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-29
CRUSHED BY THE COGs.
A Young Miller's Horrible Death at
Petaluma.

PETALUMA, CAL, April 28.-This morn
ing about S 80 O'Clock, Dumas Acosta, a
young man about 81 years old, employed
as assistant miller at the Golden Eagle
Touring mills, of this city, got caught in
the cogs and was crushed to death.
When found few minutes after the
accident he was hanging in the ma
chinery, every stitch of clothing being
off, except his shoes. He hung by his
left arm, which was dreadfully crushed,
and had to be cut off before he could be
gotten out. His left shoulder, back and
ore leg were also dreadfully crushed,
and his breast torn open. He must
have died instantly. He had been en-
ployed in the mill about three years
was careful and much liked by his en-
ployers. 1t is supposed he was caught
by the sleeve of his jumper while oiling
the machinery.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-29
House PROCEEDINGS.

- The Speaker laid before the House the
message of the President, returning,
without his approval, the bill to allow
Ogden, Utah Territory, to increase its
indebtedness. Referred to the commit
tee on Territories. The Legislative,
Executive and Judicial Appropriations
bill was passed without division. The
House then went into committee of the
whole on bills relating to the District of
Columbia.
The pending bill was for the estab-
lishment of Rock Greek park. In the
course of the debate Hooker, of Missis-
sippi, alluded to the Confederate graves
in Arlington cemetery, on the head
boards of which is carved the word
"rebel." He did not object to this.
''Rebel'' was not word of reproach.
1t only showed that they were the men
led by the second great rebel of America,
Robert E. Lee, George Washington hav-
ing been the first.
The committee having risen, the Rock
Greek Park bill was defeated.
Hemphill, of South Carolina, moved
reconsideration, and the House ad-
journed.
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Signed the Peace Entente.

WASHINGTON, April 28.-The represen-
tatives of ten of the seventeen nations
participating in the international Amer
lean conference, this morning signed the
agreement drawn up by the conference
for the settlement by arbitration of the
differences between them.
Those who signed are: United States,
Guatemala, Nicaragua, San Salvador,
Honduras, Bolivia, Ecuador, Paraguay,
United States of Brazil. 1t is expected
that three more signatures and seals
will be added soon, and it is hoped the
signatures of all the powers will be Sc
cured in the course of the summer and
autumn. Great enthusiasm is felt al
the State Department over the rapid
progress of SO important measure.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-29
SALE OF BONDS.
CENTRAL IRRIGATION DISTRICT, coLUsl

CENTRAL IRRIGATION DISTRICT. CoLUsA
~ County, Cal.
Notice Is hereby given by the Board of
Directors of Central Irrigation District, that
said board will, at its Office in the town of Max
we'll in the COunty&of Colusa, in the State of
California, on the 21st day of May in the year
1890, at o'clock p. m. of said day, sell to the
highest responsible bidder for cash, in gold coin
of the United States one thousand bonds of the
Thousand dollars, being part of an issue of bonds
aggregating the sum Of seven hundred and fifty
thousand dollars; that sealed proposals for the
purchase of said bonds will be received by said
board till the day and hour aforesaid, at which
time said board will open the proposals, and
award the purchase of said bonds TO the highest
responsible bidder, but said board reserves the
right to reject all bids and will in no event sell
any of said bonds for less than 80 per cent. of
first day of July in the year 1888, and bear
interest at the rate of per cent. per annum,
payable semi miannually; any interest accruing
between said date and the date of the sale and
delivery of said bonds, shall be credited before
delivery, on the first maturing coupons attached
to said bonds Said bonds will be delivered to
the successful bidder, and the money received
therefor at the District Treasurers office, in the
town of Maxwell, or at the Colusa County Bank,
in the town OF Colusa, County and State afore-
said.
(Above bonds approved by Supreme Court.)
The Supreme Court has decided that Central
Irrigation District was validly organized, and
that its bonds were properly issued, and are In
the form required by law. See Central Irrtga-
ton District VS.. r. De Lappe, 70 Cal, 361:
Secretary Of Said Board
Maxwell, CAL, April 7th, 1880 ap11.td
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Want to Disincorporate.

New YORK, April 28.-Wm. H. Allen,
Benjamin Knower, Arthur L. Shipman
and Lyman r. Ingraham, trustees of the
Yaqui River Mining Company, have pc
titioned the Superior Court for dissolu-
tion of corporation. The company's only
property is certain mining privileges
The mines are in Sonora, Mexico, and il
is stated that its title is liable to attack,
and that the possibility of working the
mines to pecuniary advantage is ques-
tionable.