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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-05
Another Gin Accident.

OptCIaI 70 Iue OaAelIe'
MOUNT VERNON, TEX, Sept. AL
fred Miller of the firm of Miller s.
Blocker, running gin six miles south of
this place, had his hand very badly
mangled in the gin yesterday, which ne
cessitated the amputation of his hand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-05

600 to ride in year, but they sayithis is
an exceptional place, characterized by
an energy and activity unusual, sven in
the West,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-05
Panama Strike Ended.

Special to the Gazette.
PANAMA, Sept. 4.-The railroad hav-
ing agreed to pay at former wages, the
.trikers have returned to ork.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-05

Parties desiring copies OF THE GAzErEE
TO send OF can secure them wrapped,
ready for mailing, ct the business ofics,
at cents q COPY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-05
Fort Worth & Denver City R'T
DENVER, TEXAS FORT wORTnR. R..y
Texas Panhandle Route

Shortest line, quickest time from the Gulf OF
Mexico, Fort Worth and al principal points in
Texas to Rocky Mountain resorts and Pacific
coast, including Trinidad, Pueblo, msnitou,
Colorado Springs, Denver, COL, Salt Lake,
Utah. Portland, Oregon, Tacoma, Seattle and
Port Townsend. Daily trains leaving Fort Worth
comprising new ana elegantly equipped
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to Dom
vei, connecting ct Colorado Junction points with
A, T. & s. F. R. r. d. & r. q, r. R., Colorado
Midland Railway and Union Pacific Railway
having through cars for San Francisco, Los
Angeles and Portland, Oregon.
Round-trip tourist ates from Fort Worth to
Colorado points: Fort Worth to Denver, SO
Colorado Springs, $50; Pueblo, SSci Trinidad.
s25. The above tickets bear 3 final limit to
October 3lst. Transit limit on going trip 80
days; on return trip five days from last tour ist
point viz: Trinidad.
Ogden and Salt Lake City and return, $50 so,
limited to ninety 900 days, with = transit limit
OF 30 days in each direction. Cheap tourist
rates to all points in Montana. idaho, Californi =
Oregon and all points North and Northwest
The above comprise more noted and magnificent
scenery than is comprised in any other routes in
the known world. Do not complete your ar
engagements for a tourist trip until you have APP
piled TO the undersigned.
Wv. NEwLIN,
G. P. A, Fl. w. & D. c. Ry., Fort Worth. Tex.
GEO. ADY,
g. PA, D. n. & F. W. Ry., Denver, Col.
II. Il. DEHART, General Agent, Dallas. Tex.
". s. DAVIS, City Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Third and Main streets, Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-05
THE RAILROADS
Col. John r. HOXie Talks Horse Sense
About the Albuquerque Road.

Magnificent Showing OF the Missouri, Kan
sas and Teyns-The H. & 7. c. Iniunc-
tlon-The Recent Freight Agreement
Decidedly Shakey-NOtes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-05
RAILROADS.
Local Time Table
Texas and Pacific.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas.

Arrive, FoRTH-BouND. Leave
,.sO a. f.......... No. 2daily.......... : 200 q.
G;.U p. nl......... No. daily SEQ p. m
sOUTH-ROUND.
-.lO o. nl.......-.- No. daily.......... S:lOp. m
s:4J q. IL $1,000. No. daily. sos =. IL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-05

OUR TEXAS GIRL ABROAD.
A charming letter from Venice by Miss Jess
Corinne Chamberlain.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31

fen iit ieIbfperfdnOIi9 ie mad benz
@rab uno Der beIonoereu Art Der
&ranfbeit su trsffeu. Sir S6perfranfe
1T bic &ranfenfoit bur6adneis in eans
ooer baIb flGiliser Sorm 3u bereiten unb
muB barum bauptld9li9 aus Suppen
beiteben, ipobei eine ein,elne Wabbeit
lelten bic Wtense iiberi9reiten barf, bic
elm tiefer Ieller faBt. Semmels, Sas
ferSriibfuppen, Taubens unb &albs
feiidiuppsn birfen fat auSnabmSlos
Serei6t perben, basesen iino gluffods
unsen bon 8rob, WiebI, @raupen unb
Neis nibt iiberau anSebra6t. Dtil6,
Rinofleii6briibe unb lpeihsefodte gier
biIcen BET ppribreitenoer @eneiun9 ben
llebereanS su lei6ten @emiiIen unb
tpei9em 6leii9 bon Sauben, Subnern
unb 8aIb, oenen iib ipGterbin 8raten
bon 9afen, &eben unb Rinb anlblieben
oarf. Sdiper berbaulih unb besbaIb
berperfli6 iinb ale bldbenben Semitic,
tpie Grbien, 8obnen, 2inIen uno Die
&oblarten, ferner in Del pber Butter
Sebratene OtebIipeiien, fette unb ses
rduheIte SleiIdpaaren uao Slide, fette
Wtll6 uno Sdie. Cine itarfe MiirSune
NIT SuIS unb Bieffer 1T ibrer erbiBens
ben gBlrfun9 ipeeen su bermeioen. gtIs
erfrii6enoe 0etrdnfe bel borbanoenem
Sieber, aber eeiunoem MaSen unb
9arm, eisnet ii6 auBer faItsm 8runs
nens unb AueIlwoHer, bas in tIeinen
Uien9en auf einmaI su 8enieBen lit,
SeIterss uno SObananer. 9lu6 fam
man fIeine GiSItide i'm Wtunoe serseben
lanen uno bel beitebenber Srs6neiBung
3uderDaher unb 2imOuaoen aus Sruht.
Idften barbieten. Bei Waeens uno
DormIeioen iinb rei3milbernoe uno
Acknowledgements @etrdnfe ansulpenben,
su benen @erites uno &eispaGer, Sas
fers unb grrctpropti9Ieim, 2einIamens
tbee unb MunbelmiI9 seb6ren. S6mas
9en uno 9enefenoen 1T malSrei9eS unb
bittereS Sier 9eItattet, Johann l9eine,
bic anfdneIi6 perbiinnt pber ebI6ffels
tpeiie, ipdter unpermii6t unb slaSipeiIe
8etrunfen iperben biirfen, unb BON be'
nen einem idma6en Dtaeen 8otbtpein
be1er alS g8eiBpein betommt. Bor
ieoer MabI5eit iOate ii9 Der 8ranfe ben
Ntunb NIT elmer peiden 3abnbiirlte
reinieen, falls ct ir9enb basu i'm Stanoe
lit. 8eim Srinfen muB er, bamit er
ii9 ni6t beridludt, aufseri6tet ipers
ben. gu bem 3tped nirb ibm Der Iinfe
Irm unter ben Niiden 9eidOben, tpdbs
renb ibm NIT Der re9ten Sano baS ni6t
pbais sefiiate GefdB an bic 2ippen ses
iebt pirb unb barauf su adten 1T, baB
bic SIiiiiiefeit nur lanSiam in ieinen
Wtuno binabfliebt. Sei SerihMduneen
1T bic Grdnfuns iofort au unterbre6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31
Observation-Disclosures.


2Ipptbefer.
8. R. Seutpn, Mebifamente jeesr
grt Gde Nbams Nptnut unb pine SnaBe.
Sbeo. 8. 8rdnds 9sutl6w slpCtbt-
ter 223 sSycmine Aptnus.
Slumense3drtnsr.
Z. 9. W egltntod, Sarg. unb G,rG-
bsrl6miduna, 3t4 q gBa1binsfcn aps. unb
am Ginsans ess 5crsff SiII 5rispbpfss.
Buds uns aeeisen,. ,.Druder.
grtb. 0aeusL Drudarbsit jresr Dirt,
In eusliIhsr uub bsutI6sr Spra6s, 51i tafa-
panna Apsnus, sessniibsr BEN Bottom StOrf.
eisarren.S Sabrifant.
u. W bm n n, bic bfIisbisn .,alfcnfc"
nno nSig 8ins" @iearrn alk Scrtsn 2a'
baf unb &au6rartifsL 5Gf eadawanua ape.
Sampf' une ssahsrsesitunsen.
Samss s. 9apIsJ plumbing Grprt
Ode gBypming Aps. unp einben Strabs.
Groceries unS Sropiaonen.
9s6tplb, BRANDON & Co., Grad.
frIsr bon Seapls & Strsa)5 ff6 penn Aps.
S6IGser unb Seal "a qadapannd
sIps.. bas tsrHbmts @bite Spunss Msbl.
Greb. 8. gBibmayeE SslifatelIsu
$50 eafapanna Apenue.
SerrtHs3 3areerobe, Site etc.
granf .. Gbrifta 205 9afapannd
gpfnus, Bailey Saus 8lpf.
2ebube une 2tiefeIn.
&. 9. gBeefs & Co., 427 Sprurl
StraBe. auG Rspnraturn prompt bsIcrSt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31

S@- MiItpaufee unb SO. 8obinIor
Bier an 3upf; taIte unb iparme Spei.
fen ;u ieber TasssSeit. Sobn Sob.
mann, 2l9 2adapanna Arenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31
seiSenc etsTc ,u ,pafb en-.

Du Ii6 Ieibene Stofe ni6t reiben
uno ausipinoen lahen, obne brddig su
iperoen uno sn serreiben, 70 berfGbrt
man beim 8oiden oerielbsn folsenbers
maben: Wtan breitet oieIeIben auf Ell.
ner b6ISernen GafsI iiber einem reinen
tpeiBen Tu9e aus, ieift fie elm uno be=
arbeitet iie banu nit einem S6pnmm
ooer nit elmer ni6t su barten 8ir1te.
SIT 10 aler S6muB entfernt, 10 biiritet
nan nit reinem 8aher Die Seife bers
unter. lin SetifIede gu entfernen,
menoe man eine Wii6uu9 bon 9lItoboI
un6 8ensin an (bo6 muB IeBteres rein
iein) aud I6it man tppbI etipaS glIaun
i'm @ui6fpuiier auf, iuCSurd bic Sarbe
fonIerbirt iperoen Ioll.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31
1tlasenleider,
Ueretn ffdbsr ssbsiIt burdb
QEAneHst Eoente&
9ambnrser SrOpfen.

4rpd Sabre lit Id tleber tpet Sabre
an tinsm beftissn Ma> litt i'd an einem befti>
stnItiben unb brau6te gen Waeen Ratarrb
Bic otrf6teben fen unb belIerte it6 msin
MiheI obne ben se> 9ultanb trif, na6etm
rinsitsn erfpls. 8u> Id anfns Or. @usuit
IeBt madte Id tinen 8onts's Sambnreer
'8niuh nit Sr. aus. Srppftn einSuntbmen.
R6nta's Samburasr Ra6 bem 8ebrauhe
SropfeH unb fhpn mad BON pisr fIafhen mar
furSem 8sbrauh tpurbe i'd tpisoer poultdnois
Id pcalidnbis berss> btrs.litGt. t.-YauI Rpe>
litllt.-Ssrtba Woplfs, Der, 295 9arabee> STIR
Stoftpn, Gal. gbieasp, Sas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31

s@ 8efelt bus ,,8O6enbIatt" t"-es
sntbdlt aue 9ia4ri4ten-nur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31
&eberleide,,
Sicbcre Seilan9.

Stit Sabren lsibe @b unb bu leibe Id
Id an ttnsm 9sberlsi> an etnem 3eberleieen,
ben uno Ipbalb Id Or. 9erltcpfun9, Mppettt-
@ueuit Rbnie's Sam~ lpfsftit, S6lafpfsfsit,
burger Grppfen baees etc. GS giebt ntbts
gen anptnhe fiibIe Id belfsres basesen NJ G
ainberuue unb fne Or. ausuif SSnis's
biefe auseeleihntten pamburser Sropten.
3rupfen bebpssen lfsts wenn nah 8prIdrift
In rtsinem Saufs Ju aneeiranbt; fe folten
finhen.- @ntrn alib, In feinen 6auie teb>
3e5 Raple> Str., Rps len Seinrib Sttm~
DIETER, q. q. mer, Detroit, Wltt.
Qr.is so Gents; In allen abutbsfsH Iu babsH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31
9ipb-5prteu.

Cine ipaniide DeIitateiie, torejas
senannt, beitebt aus S6eiben Serbiteten
8robes, bic in DtiI6 setauat uno bann
in cine gfanne seIest tperben, in DeIs
der ii6 beib sema6ter Sonis befinbet.
SIN bemIelben erIansen fie elm i60nes
Braun, obne Butter Ober Sett angus
ipsnben, unb perben beib seseiien, ipie
Nrmeritter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31
Tran Sr. 2mbn'S
Rasnetiides
Sur5el : Sci Seilmittel.

sat eine grfabruns bon 3tpansis Sabren
SD babe ss iabrsIans uuo tdgIidb aeieben,
oob eine SeiIung leidlt it, menu bic redjte
Weoi3in gebroudt miro. Ser Beueis III ba.
bab mein masnetfdes @ur,elol SeitmitteI in
amerifa nidt lbertroifen peroen fam. SD ba.
be tauienoe BON Batienten anaeiroifen, ole mir
iagten. iie leien ME einen Sag Obne Weoi3in
9ewefen uno nur f6Iimmer geuoroen. Saa.
LID tommen Heute 5u mir. bic flagen, bab ffe
$50. 500 ODER $1,000 fur MeOiDin ausaeae.
ben bdtten uno bod nidt bsffer uuroen Sau.
ienoe fuoen 6ur6 perfebrts. unfiuniae 8ebano.
lung elm fribes 8rab. @o Iebensaef6brIidle
Operationen follten por9enommen lueroen, ba.
be th Die Yatienten in tIir5er 9eit aebeiIt.
Weiue SeiImittel turiren in Der Sbat Die mel.
fteu beralteten Sranibeiten, 100 feline Wee.
bi5in mebr bilft ale oa fno Rbeumatis.
mus, 8licoerIdbmun9 &iidgrnofranfbeiteu
Reuralgia. Srebs, aftbma. Somorrboioen, &c.
ber- uno Wa9enleioen. Malariafeber, aelbe
uno ibmarje @elbludt Gatnrrb, Group. 8ron.
hitis. ibmepbattt Wenftruation. @ppbtIis,
@aHerIud]t. Golie llrinItioen, 8opfueb, Sc.
ibwire, SaIjflub, 9ebenswedlel. epiIeptiI6e
anfdlle, ruebe ODER erblinoete Auaen. @enn
ourd Sdlangsu. oosr Suuosbb peraiftct, rebe
man oas Del elm, es jeritort bas Gift SD
babe ourt meine munoerbole Meoi,in 8au.
fenoe 9erettet, Die am Ranbe oes @rubes fan.
ben, uno Sonfenoe ia9en. 20 1T oas bette
Ding in Der 9Belt.
SIe beten RefsreuSen du 0isHfsn; Ieubet
fur Elm Bud.
Ma9netides BurjeIoI SeiImitteI. 9rets
SO bas Badet ooer orei fur S5.g
Sertanft bel allen apotbefsrn ooer mlro
hnrfnfrPi nurdl hip Mnff herfofAf
Senoet 9elb in regiRFirten Briefen aQe
8uldriften miffen eintT Gents @arie entbaI.
ten. Sauptoffice
POOP Gait Baltimore Ctr,
Baltimore, Wo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31
sic @rndhruna per @ranfen

1T bon berpOrrasenber 8idtisteit unb
baber 1T elmer pafenben 8ranfentoit
bic er5bte SOrafaIt 3u tpiomen. SO
fam iid bier natiirIi6 nur UNI bic
9luffelIuns aasemeiner 9teeeIn bans
bsIn, bic 9luspabI Der einseInen Spei'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31
&ams ilmb Spf.
Sod. uns aaben. ssesepte.

gSir Ieeen beute tpieber ben SauSs
frauen cine 9tnsubI &esepte Bel, BON
benen iebenfaIIs einiSe Gnabe finben
tperren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31
lteber ~Sic asreife Der 0roSufte"


IdBt Ii9 Sanner Sell in Der ,.ytunbs
idau" ipie folst pornebmen @uts
Grnte, niebri9e Breiie; bieie bic Splss
iener, unb Der internationale Serfebr 1T
beutsutage oerart sereseIt, bab elm oriss
tpeiIer 9luSfaa 6ieier ooer iener Srubt
iebr 9erinse YreisidpanfunSen berporz
ruff. 8eiSen 80. 8erfte 40, &artpfeIn
80 @tS. per 8uibeI iinb aqerbinSS iebr
niebriSe Breiie, bod oa iie i'm &erbdIts
niB sum 9Sertb beS SiebeS fteben, pelz
Dies ia aud bilIis lit, 70 ipiirbe uns cine
Serdnberune. cine nmSeltaItuns, etfpa
bur6 9erinSeren 86rneranbau unb erBs
bere 8iebbaltuns, feinen 9tuben brins
gen. Sur6 bic fortipdbren6en &lasen
fiibIt man ii9 tpObl peranlabt su fOr'
i6en, ipie tuObI su beIfen ipdre, ipeI6er
3neiS Der 2anbmirtbi6aft cine beiOns
bere 8entabilitdt peripridt, ipelder
einsu1brdnten tpdre, p5 eS ratbIam,
neue @rtperbSSpeiSe 3u I6affen II. bSI.
M. Oo9 nit ipeI9em 8eiultat enbist
bieie &unoidau 2 Seoer 3psis Der
2anbWirtblhaft fam ben 8erbGItniiIen
entipre9enbe 8Ortbeile seipdbren. tpenn
er rihtiS an9epadt ipiro. gSie tbDri9t
1T es, ginSelbeiten berauSSuSreifen unb
etipa su ia9en: Scr @eisenbau iit'S!"
uSn Der Subnersu6t itedt @elb !"
,Die S9peinemalt 1T portbeiIbaft !"
,,Die &dlberaufsu6t brinet'S !" &c. s;
unb nun ale 9lnbere auf Soften SieleS
Ginen su grandchildren. Der elei6s
mdbige 8etrieb Der 2anoipirtbl1aft 1T
portbeiIbaft, pieberbole id, tros aller
Winieleien uno St6bnereien /! Sins
bdnst bonn 9lnbern ab, Gins sreift in'S
glnbere, um BEL ri6tigem berItdnbniBs
poaen 8etrieb itetS Elm 8luS unb sipar
elm Der Ulube entipre6enbeS BluS su
sepdbren. 9Somit mdltet man benn
bic S6peine, tpenn mans nidt bers
itebt, nit 8ortbeil bas 5uttsr sll setpins
nen unb Su pertpenoen gSie siebt man
8dIber allf, ipenn auf ben Bieien llns
fraut itatt gutter @rdIer tpddIt? Sober
reitet pObI iein Stedenpferb uno bat 70
feline beionbere Reieun9 in ben bielen
3mei9en Der Sanopirtbidaft, su tpeIder
er iid DEFENDERS seibidt uno binsesosen
ftbIt {; mag bieie 2iebbaterei bem 8inbs
bieb, ben Bferben, S9peinen, Gnten,
Sdbnern, @dnien, 8ienen, ooer Dem
@etreiOes, Obits. @eins, bem 8noaens
ober @emiiiebau selten, ober mag iie
ibren Iusbrud i'm Aasemeinen, betreifs
SeIbpirtbidaft, Sbiersudt, benz 98ies
ienbau ooer Der &ultur bon SanoelSses
pd6fen finben, niemalS barf Der Saupts
betrieb bes 9an3en ourd 8epOrsusuns
elmer 2iebbuberet Ieiren. SD era6te es
fir bortbeiIbaft, semiidten Birtbs
idaftsbetrieb beisubebalten. Auantit6t
uno 0ualitdt ieoeS BroSufteS ober sur
bb6iten Soatommenbeit 3u iteisern ;
oarin Iiest bann Der 9iuBen, ben mir
BEL sIeiden Breiien Der BrOoutte bor
anberen baben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31
9fbsiniiebs 5anbfGs6sn.

Ntan brinse 2 Sitter iGBe NiId sum
&o6en unb gieBe bann etpuS Buffers
miIn binein, ipobur6 iie lei9t Serinnt
uno man fie fiber Elm Sud in einen
Seiber sibt, unb tpenn beS Q8dReri8e
abseIaufen ilt, in benz Tu9e Bis sum
an6eren Gage aufbdnst; fnete nun bic
WiaIe NIT ben Sdnoen re6t frdftis,
sebe elm penis NtusfutbIdtbe, siemIi9
SieI SaIs unb rei6Ii9 Bfeffer, Der et'
mas peri9msden muB, binau unb fcrme
fIeine, runbe, platte &ds6en oaraus,
bic man ettpaS antrpdnen IGbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31
Roabraten.

9lus elmer 8aIbsfeule fperben bic
8np6en ausseI6It, bas SIeii6 re6t ses
tIopft, auf Der inneren Seite init Sala
9feffer unb benz Wtart elmer Gitrone
befri6en, nit feinen Spefideiben bes
Iest, suiammenserplIt, feit 3uSebunoen
unb tpdbreno stpei Sasen mebrmaIS NIT
foHenbem @ilis iibersOhen. Seim Bras
ten nit &abm unb Iei6t Sebrdunter
Butter be9oIen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-19
THE TREASURER'S SAFE.
A Discussion Among the CIT,
Officials.


Officials.
There was some discussion at the citv
hall yesterday in relation to the action
of the finance committee of the Council
in declining to recommend safe for the
Tressurer's office. The matter was re-
ferred to the finance committee two weeks
ago, with several bids from safe dealers.
but in each report of the committee since
then further time has been asked. It
was suggested that the ring banks had
strong hold on the finance committee, and
that its dsinclinstion to act was due to
this influence. 1t WAS also suggested
that ii the safe we're obtained there would
then be no reason why the city money
should not be taken away from the
banks that pay no interest, and
with such state of affairs
it was surmised that the suit to
prevent the losniug of the city money at
interest would drop to the ground. Mayor
Hazard has a message to the Council,
which will be read on Monday, on the
same subject. In the meantime the
finance committee will meet on Friday
morning, and it may come to conclu.
sion. Councilman Brown, who was pres.
ent at the discussion, said he was in
favor of purchasing safe, and if no rec.
ommendation was made at the next
meeting of the Council he would move
that the lowest bid be accepted and the
safe purchased at once.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-19

$200, 900 on schools. Her citizens n,ov
differ on the question of bonds for a.,
ou'fall sewer or torm-draips. but wban
it came to providing the proper school
facilities all were of one mind. In Clos.
ing the speaker said that Los Anoalaa
city could not be honored more than bv
receiving such an organization into ~
midst, and he begged to extend to all q
cordial and hearty welcome on behalf oi
it's citizens.
Hon. Ira G. Hoitt, Superintendent ot
Public Instruction, in replying said that
Q year ago last December he had stood
before an audience perhaps one.fourth
the size Of the one before him and urged
that the next meeting of the teachers be
held in Southern California, as he
thought it would do the teachers good 10
come here, and that the people here
would be benefited by their coming,
He felt that it was good to be here now
that he was here, and he Was extremely
grateful for tae fiattering reception they
had received. He was also glad to find
that Los Angeles was annexed to San
Diego county by the vote of its teachers
and that the next meeting would be
held there. He thought they ought to
make the circuit before going back North
again. The speaker paid a high
tribute to Hon. S. M. While,
who was on the platform.
Mr.. A. M. Hawthorne followed with a
bass solo, Dreaming" and sang "The
Bandits Life" as an encore.
| Hon s. M. White then addressed the
audience. and stated that he noticed he
was down on the programme as repre-.
senting the trustees of the State normal
school. Though he had not been able to
see his fellow trustees, he felt confident
that he was but voicing their sentiments
when he said that he knew of no pro.
fession so fast meriting lofty place as
one OF the first, if not the first, in
the adulation of mankind as that
OF the teachers. He compared
the condition of the isolated pedagogue.
who drew his resources from the same
volume whence his fathers derived their
Information before him, with that of the
modern teacher, who had learned to
take advantage of interchange of thought,
and found that it was not an easy thing to
teach. He said that the teacher has
learned something of intellectual en-
dowments, and that it was useless to
spend much time in developing that
which the Almighty never intended
should be developed, and realized that
there were some children who learned
one thing more readily than
others. The speaker said that it
was awful to consider that today
Congress is contemplating the invest.
ment o. $6,000,000 on O single vessel
not 10 develop the intellectually of the
people-but an engine of destruction to
protect someone, no one knew whom,
when or where. He descanted at length
upon the appropriations made annually
by the Government for insane asylums
and jails, and compared the amounts to
those appropriated for schools, and ex.
pressed the hope that with o higher edu-
cation there would be less need for the
| former.
T. L. Molyneaux and P. M. Fisher also
addressed the teachers, after which the
strangers were introduced and very
pleasant evening passed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-19
The Receptian.

At 8 o'clock last night the visiting
teachers were rendered reception by
their fellow teachers of Los Angeles
county at the Turn Verein hall, the inte
rior of which was artistically decorated
with evergreens and palms for the occa
sion. A very enjoyable musical pro
gramme was arranged under the direc
ton of Mr.. R L. Kent, which was inter.
spersed with addresses by a number oi
prominent citiz sns.
The proceedings commenced with Sci
fert's quartette, "More and More," which
was very creditabiy rendered by Messrs.
Nay, Hamilton, Mayb and Wallace,
and at it's close Prof. Ira More in a few
well chosen phrases introduced Hon. Fl.
I Hazard, Mayor of Los Angeles, who
delivered an address of welcome.
Mayor Hazard said that nothing could
give him greater pleasure than to well
come to Los Angeles such an organic A.
ton as the one before him, and spoke at
some length on the great responsibilities
connected with the science of teaching.
He said that the Government of the ma
ticn found it's inception in the school
houses of the country, and that as the
all-important charge of teaching the
youth of the country was intrnsted to the
teachers, on them alone depended the
superstructure Of the Government. The
speaker said thai for his part he was glad
to have been born under rhe projecting
arms Of q Governlaent thst3devoted part
of its revenue to the support OF its
schools. That thu sity of Los Angeles was
not unmindful of it's duty in this respect,
Was shown by tae fact that she had
bonded herself III expend the sum ol