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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03
Z Beet paeSoPy.

II Red Cloud really wants 10 d.
something that viii enhance the val.
10 Of her real sstlte, and take ths
city out Of the lstharssie rut ths,
she has been allowed 70 get into, Il
could do no better thing than 70 make
. terrible effort ] 10 procure . susa,
beet factory. u he's been proven Il
the satisfaction Of Oh that sugar boots
equal TO those Of any country can b,
raised in Nebraska, in fact Il said
that tho soil Of Nebraska 10 bette,
adapted than any 10 tho Unite 1
States for raising sugar bssts, and
this being the case, whJ not Rcd
Cloud put forth 90 effort TO have 4
factory and thereby give the town Z
chance to boom, and tho agricultural
surroundings would have . chance "a
raise something that would no profit.
able. Tus CnIsv II 6rst, LAT, and
all the time for Red Cloud, % matter
whether . few ehrouics would like 20
have our scalp OF not. The editor Of
this paper can raise above petty
spite work q any OF oil times. when II
comes to building up The city. TINS
will always DO fennd working
for legitimate enterprises that are for
Red Clouds interest. no matter whs
ars che promoters. Let our people
get together and get the ball rolling
. sugar beet factory. Il 10 With.
10 our power.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

The Be-, ave ID Is world lcs euts,
bruises. serss. ulcssa .alt !hsum, lsvsa
sorss, tsseev. chapped hands. cAilblaisa,
cosns; and al' skia ssupsi0as. and
positively curse. ~ mn pay REQUIRED.
4 h. guaranteed 70 mvs perfect salis.
faction, OF maoey reNAodea. Pdes
= cents PEI bos. Fss sals By Henry
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

Oar devil was laid up Thursday
With The La grippe. The Cssr Of
Russia, the President d Tie Frsash
Republic, AID several other inpor.
taat gentlemen have al felt 10 srip
and The disease being fashionable, Do
theushths would commerce The ssv
yea. In Gee style.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

Bslloek, the Alma horse thief, Who
v.s eosaasd in our county Jail for
safe keeping By the Harlan county
shs:i6, vss tried tho other dsv and
got I've years in the p~cui.eaIsry.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

Charley Hsrgravss, che boy hone
'h's' from Adams sssssy ssesivsd .
sentence Of Eve yssn il he rssos.
school as Kesrssy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03
sUnmwns.aws 70 TN. ENEMY.

ranks II tSe democratic psrty X webster ce, IN
", Ike an avalanche from the rugged pcaks Of
H .ssxiis,n 'mo s.suss 90. ..x "a. 49,.
perIcncssd By Tho democratic ysrty ~ saturday
last when u WAS announced that M. Christian
fassler the democratic tres nrcr elect had ap-
Painted , i r.p"Dl,ca "a. a. VIZ dsruty; 4 man
publican psrty by being elected 10 ths ONCE II
csinty treasurer, but they have repeatedly and
perslstentiy refused e. place him 10 the same
eight years Mec but notwithstanding the doubt
M reports he has;n.ver failed upon each bicI-
nal caucus 20 AJAX che republican party 70 vim
suits si orr mem "%. iMS H., Tss.ier Ti la. -" scor r..
take g himself: IIs lss surrendered The citsr
stcr county Into the hands Of nm Wnsayory fac
hove TO- 70 w y S''I Y applies - lie ISs:l,ss;%"s q
~ isisi H ts H. \ U%si Sas im.ss, sssuss. S:sl,sy Hh';h =
ler and d~etri!usnt.l. " ihe best interests Of bis
party who placed him In his present positisn.
Ihl. policy &c: !nnHgcrated for personal grail.
70 believe That Mr.. vassler fOfesaw the fatal
plunge. % Scckoned the consequence Of his
ss.,d!o!;s .v2!daeccs Of all couacii from bis own
thA.. bile mistake IN trscible 70 = momentary
ssiI!si rSIn 2 s =, " .cct;Is,sI. s |Ss:;.., 's he n b; ySIn ~
y Il: Is,i Sss R sassay. w " d ssS ss:, ,Ss ia ss's &
M ho!iore6le. conscientious and trust worthy
,nan: nsfslus hts csy Violently e lame and
upon the crest o. . raging 6iilow, only 70 bi
ioIce. which gave. ths:wxve rs ,mpei1s. ~
campaign been H6andoncd BY he leader upoi
the hrst result 81 victory, and tho council Of hi
democrat friends bcen weighed In the balanct
i ssSirc' w YOU dI EsSs a %s"'s"d. . 81 s.rIs ,"s'; u .o -,
csfnabis : barren waste, hsd9saini Win thistle
etc. '-hod Cloud Democrat.
70 the victors belong tho spoils
but MoKoeby seems to have had to'
long . head for tho democratic vic
tors and knocked tho persimuen
The democrats could not have cxpec.
cd anything else but treaohery from
tho crowd they trained with, and tn
result 10 - anticipated BY some Of on
prominent democratic, who wanted /
elect tho entire democratic ticket
You could not have hoped for even
gIimmer Of honesty from tho mug
wumps, politically speaking. Loo
how they slaughtered Reese Thomp
son and the balance Of tho dcmocra,
10 ticket in order 70 elect Fassle,
Now look how they have snubbc'
those lifelong democrats, r. J. Ward
Ken. Skeen, John Kellogg, Sam
Temple, A. II. Linsbsrger, and
number Of others who are fully CON
potent to discharge the duties Of dspv
y treasurer, BY appointing . republi
can to that Office. The Demoers
and democrats have q right to kiel
but then we know therc was to DO
sell out and that Tho democracy VI
to DO only . catsraw 10 pull big
ohestnuts from The frc. Tho scale
have fallen from their eyes just
fcw weeks latc, but tho war cry ha
just commenced and it's no infant.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

Notice 10 hereby given that I vill
examine al psrsoss Who may desire
to o6sr thsnsslvss - candidates for
tsaehsrs Of the psblis schools Of sAis
county, q Red Cloud, % he third
Saturday Of sssA meath.
Eva J. KIMo. Cessty ssp'a
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03
Coed = lynn.

Ineeel 70 noshing parents should he 80 care,
cSsss = seisrtlns . cough syrup Rcgss
49, NovSn rprup costa no more than Inc
1efSse. M hest H. nene 20 soSd. be .u,S ans
- ok60e' CmkkkY COutM sYRtiP w
~ sn hand q ell times. Z. J., Cott,rs
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

"Whtrs did you get that Rspubli.
can. Johni"
'Ohi I didn't subscribe for Il, you
may rest assured"
"well how did you come BY IT,"
''Ohl S,mous said he'd ssud IL 70
mo, no matter whether I paid for Il OF
not"
Our reporter smiled. and turning
on HE heel, wondered II thst vas The
way tho "Jsrsey Lily" was getting
his large subscription list,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03
M,a n. ]. Hu6nss. .s... 10, II,

MA ~. ,. Husnsn. agent for the
greet vss beek, Hard Tsck ssd COT.
fes" vill call on you before lo.e.
This 10, without sdoubi. sAe 81,
var book ever publisl. ed. and has
bees heartily esdon-d BY ell Of the
lssaisG q. A. r. nes 10 she country.
0ivs Ass year order.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03
lssssss aaA csssls svees.,s,.

ID. Ksllss's Jsraieids The ONLY
eessiss hog ssd chicken remedy.
Every go vasssatsd. Tank heater,
Oil sisss. 6ssgiss carriages aud road
carts Tor sale o 6sst cost. Don't fail
70 ~ The voedsrfal taak heater 70,
ssls By c. L. wisfssy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

There 70 comfort for the naa With Z
p%rsnatsrely gray beard 10 Buekius-
hams Dye, because Il never fails "a
color % svsa black or brown q nav
be desired.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

g Etvtn9 speeudid Saiistartion TO the ,r.s.
- - enleS sre ~tsaattviv mafvelonS. NM
60 4 eeCyanesS eos - ~ Other WAy exrers
- y S1eeoae doaht ne hrst IN tn rartrs'
eeo - sor Joe get The g~nntnr. vc
49, G. !. Coettng, Uraxrfsa-
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-03

~ 1 q ~ . e. lsUs1 o1eao.
SoDos - bssAA& V~A
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11
-1nE SHADOW OF CRIME


Tho star Dramatic Entcrtains an Audi
ence at Henkcl's.
The Star Dramatic Association last
night produced ''The Shadow of Crime
at Henkel's Casino. The performances
was largely attended, the house being
packed to the DOORS andthe gallery filled.
As novices Of the histrionic art the per-
Torrance of the amateurs was ~creditable.
The cast of characters was as follows
Ruth Melton, Miss Mabel Hunter; John
Remming, q miller, Mr.. J. j.. Muller;
Richard Melton. an ad~venturer, Mr.. 4. j.
Henkel; Paul, Ruth's child, Master VIII
lie; William Watson, an engineer, Mr..
William McAullif; Joe Raymond. a Grip
pie, Mr.. Z. y. Borneman; Mr.. Burnworth.
a banker, Mr.. William Terhune; Walter,
HIS son, Mr.. John Westerfield; Jones. a
philosopher, Mr.. James Corbley, Leaker,
a servant for Watson, Mr.. Frederick
Wolf; Mrs. Murphy, from Cork, Mr.. j..
Granting; Olive Tasselton, Walters
sweetheart. Miss Francis Elmar; William
Smith, q policeman, Mr.. James Stormes;
Pat Muldoon. q tramp, Nj. Charles
Moore; Bridget. his wife of the same sort,
Mr.. George Goose; Tommy, a newsboy.
Master Corbley.
The "Nonpareilsn made their first APP
pearance, and Conkling and Corbley
amused with tneir latest sketch entitled
1.-THE Doctors.n The entertainment was
followed by a hop. MIR. James Cor bley
was floor manager, assisted by John
Granting.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11
CLOSE LEAGUE GAMES.
Volunteers and Pleasures
Successfu1-Bow1ing
and Rifle.

r.- -r T.a.-o,dcrfo eanorcd
Iae Independents sunoie"
the first defeat at home In a contest Tor
the charlottesville OF the Jersey City ANA
- no.r,,,r Ia,o,o .rs was inflicted
see~ to
BY the volunteer clubs team 4he chaih-
pions made a capital fight, n defeat
x,s No. certain unt,i the last two men
" rs~. .-aa.-. ~ on1v sigh-
poNieu- iheS "ete oea'en " oAs es-
teen pins.
The othor rame Ia the league was
u~~,.a hv t..r,s ~ ths century and
oo".eu " 'ho 49,
the Pleasure clubs on the iateers aiieSs
At Holstcin's. This. too, was exciting, al
thon1h tha scors. yvera low. Like the
tha
successIni team IN tne o.nes snms and
Pleasures rallied In the cigth frame anu
md went 70 the irons anu
there ~
Inc game az 6reenvliie WIS ons ). =
prett1est contests ever witnesssu ~ y
alleys IL was uncertain wuIcn wou.u
secure the victorS, as .ne uineaenoc az = =
llne was great enoukn " elesass -
lopes OF either team 70 tne uegres oi eon,
had the advantage. put !, va ahaaE.
IN the nrst frame .ney nsu only ? nlnyo T,
My, IN the seeonu IL was y ~ ene en,lus
was reduced 20 4 IN ehs ioa'.n as.s
they lncreassu ~ " . sne ~
frame .ssy Z III ,s@p spa waa
the st<th Inc haa Az ~ ~ pln ed
IN the sevehsn frame snss .nsy sn ayen
anu the ttanie closec WIN I ses.sssss $500
Inns was .he cnange. AZ sav eaain !, snas
me Noirnseers sseutea sne ienu. ris
not q comior.aple lh.s, was lily
seven up. on sne Sou.n nelssn ooss g.e
u1liant anu ~ stimuialcu sne,n ~
lnaepenaen.s louens paas1.s use sn m5
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11
Bowling Records



The Klikows will have a time tonight
on the clubs new alleys, No. 155 Mont
gomery street. It will be the first birth
day of the club and they propose to cels-
brate the event in grand style. There Is
no jollier band In this city than the Kill
and that they will have a racket as
is a racket, goes without saying. Their
meetings are always lively and brimful
OF fun. They have invited o number of
friends TO join them in the festivities. 1t
will be a large night for the organization.
George Earl, who was n of the PROM
inent bowIers of the Palma Club, has
contracted the fever again. He is now
hurting the wooden sphere for the wheel
men. and is as happy and enthusiastic as
ever.
Eldridge is one Of the star bowlefs of
the Bi riders. He is almost as clever in
pounding pins as he is in pounding the
roads under his fast flying wheel.
Charley Flugge, of the Pleasure Club,
is a jolly fellow and there is a heap OF fun
in every game In which he has a hand.
The Century's seem to be bowling
against luck. They had many bad breaks
last night. The pins were obstinate.
j. &. A. b. L. is opening the door very
wide and there is a rush Of bowlers ask
ing Ambulance who were excluded last
year. 1t is q mistake. The object of the
league is to establish strong practical ties
among the exclusively amateur bowlers
and have jolly meetings and Is not to
have a race for the prizes. Down brakes,
gentlemen. or the days OF the ] ag lie are
numbered.
The Montgomery Club effected a tenn
porary organization last night at the Xii
kow alleys. Among the members are
Messrs. Wittpen, Stout, Dingler. Love-
land, Brummel, Blaser, Schillenberger,
Gerard, Mcconnell and Rutland. The club
will elect officers next Monday night.
Teams of the Wheelmen and Social
clubs will nave a friendly match game at
Becker's alleys on Thursday night.
The Empires will bowl tonight at
Henn's. and New Jerseys at Bccker,s
allave
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11
MILLER's MARKsMEN WON

Nv Just One Point in . Contest at Tar
get Shooting.
At the festival of the Jersey City
Heights Schuetzen Corps held at
kroebel's Hudson County Park yester-
day afternoon there was a team shooting
match at 100 yards. The Miller Rifle
Club, of Hoboken, won after a most ex-
citing contest by a solitary point. The
following were the scores:-
Miller Rife Club, of Hoboken:-Miller,
liz; Fitzsimmons. LA; Schlick, 90; Cap
tain Dewey, %; Fischer, 113. Total. 533.
Jersey City Heights Schuetzen Corps:-
Sentiff, 113; Birk, 1903; Fritag, 1902; Mey-
ers, los; Newman, LOG. Total, 532.
West Hoboken Schuetzen Corps
Tobler, 104; Wiehman. 81; Wicket, 81
Reimer, IS; Neutsch, 101. Total, 474.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11

The United Order Of Bats had another
happy meeting last night at Duke & Ram
says alleys. Two games were rolled by
teams Of five, and the participants in
dulEed In pleasant hits. After the games
they had a delightful entertainments.
Messrs. Owens. Sutherland and Leslie
gave solos and trios, Messrs. Crandall and
Anderson. the elocutionists. gave several
selections, and Messrs. Fay and Evers
gave a capital exhibition OF Juggling.
Tho scores OF the two games were rs fol-
loWq.-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11

The usual treatment OF catarrh Is very un-
satisfactory, as thousands OF despairing patients
can testify. A trustworthy medical writer says
proper local treatment is positively necessary to
success, but most of the remedies IN general use
by physicians afford but temporary benid A
cure cannot be expected from snufis, powders.
douches washes. Eiy's creain Balm IS u remedy
which combines the Important requisites Ct quick
action. speffice curative power with perfect safety
pr1 nj aAanine- S TO the Ietpnf.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11
HALLS.
Public Notice.

REPORT 40. CA or THE COMMISSIONERS OF
ADJUSTMENT
n, Office Is PEREZ GIVEN THAT THE con
IN missl0ners OF Adjustment in and for the city
Of Jersey City, appointed by the Circuit Court OF
the County OF Hudson. under and by virtue OF the
pr visions or Chapter CXu- OF the Laws of 1856. en-
tired IAN Act conceFnins tho settlement anu vol
loe ion OF arrearages OF unpaid taxes asse ssmcnts
aud water rates or water rents Ia cities Of this
s6ase, and Imposing and ievying a tax assessment
anu lien IN isu and fnsteat OF slch arrearases.
Tor the sale VI lands subjected TO future taAat.on
and assessment passed Aareh 81 lss6 have made.
certified and med In a report OF their proce edings
relating TO and affecting delinquent land, situated
withfn the following described boundaries
North bf Bright S., from tofnefison ave. to FIRE.
mont ST.; east Dy Fremont ST. from Br light 81. TO
trand 81 north by 9rand st.. from Fremont 81. and
Fairnonnt ave. 10 Afn creek, east b. nil Creek.
from 6rand st. ~ the Morris Canal. south by tho
Norris Canal. from Mil .reek no Iommunlpaw
ave, and Dy Communism ave- from the Morris
Csnal TO summit ave, and west by summit ave.
and Corneiison ave-. from CommuDipaw ave, 70
bright ST. and nlose partieularb described as fol
Eloek ", lots /, Z. 5. So and 7. whyte ct
Hook x6. lots g.. Z ~. y III u aud Il. Whyte st
Block 295, lofa l, = 4 4 ana \ Corns lson ave
Block ~ .40t< 5. y and ~. ccfnelzon ave
block IN. ba l anu Il corneiisou ave
ul1ex zuE. lott. GorualsOa ave
Escck IA iot O. Corueh9ou ave
fioek 2oa LOT Is. CorneIsou ave
Bioex ~. lot IA. CvfHtiieo4 ave
BOOK al. lot Is. tofneI:s0A ave
tloex ~. io< q corn-tisoo ave
tlock ~, lot II. SorneiAs1n ave
bloek al vt y. cornensoa ave
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11

The Palma Club will have a stag pro-
gressive euchre party. 1t will be held on
Wednesday of mex week. A round of
games in the whist tournament was
played last night.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11
PALMA's PRIZE BOWLING.

lultec Wins In the Closing Hour with a
Score OF asa
] The FIRST Of the series Of prize bowling
competitions at the Palma Club was com
pleted last night. A. E. ynltee won the
prize &C the eleventh hour. He rolled up
23l. lie had two other excellent scores
r~ecorued-2I3 and 203. T. G. P~endexter
was second on the list with pa His hest
previous score was 49, w. A. Durrie.
Jr.. was next on the list with zl7. James
Clarke followed with ZIG; he also had a
score Of I'll. ii. X. E.dricge had a total
81 200
The second series willbegin tonight and
continue for ten days. when the third md
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11

final series VIII open. It viii close on
November 80. Vuitee vii be handicapped
. points IN the next series and II he sue
cecds in again capturing the prlzs MS
penalty will be increased to 80 points In
the last series. The winner OF the second
series will be handicapped IS points in the
next series. The object Is not TO allow
one player to take all the prizes.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11
NEW JERSEY BOWLING CLUE.
The Leading Organization In Wealth and
Numbers In this City.

The Leading Organization In Wealth and
Numbers in this City.
The New Jersey Bowling Club is prob
ably the strongest numerically and 1nan
cially in this city 1t has been in exist
eDce many years, and a on its roll many
prominent residents OF the South Bergen
section. The club bowls at Becker's
alleys, but IL is In q f~ieurishing condition
and IL intends erecting its own home.
Every season the club has a series of
team contests for handsome prizes. These
contests carry them to almost the end of
the season. One game Is decided at every
Tuesday night meeting, but does not in
terfere with b regular jolly practice
meeting. In the team contests the teams
have been selected to maket them as nearly
equal as possible In playing strength.
There are seven teams Of i've men each,
as foliowss-
Team No. 1-Messrs. caire. G. Smith. E. Ben
metz, Clarke and Dibslka.
Team No. 2-Me.srs. soltau, Rappelyea, Krug.
er. Ballard and l.. Davai.
Team No. s-Messrs. Kundahl. Wright, West
ling, Byrnss and Voorhees,.
Team No. s-Msssrs- shopp. Babcoes. A.
Smith, Coxon and Ormiston.
Team No. 5-Messrs. Rawlius, Pesenecser
kimmefly, Miller and Warren.
Team No 6-Messrs- Percy, Duval Allworth,
Team No. s-Messrs. Cummings, Rowe, Jack
son. Arms ana Porter.
The contests began last Tuesday when
Team No 2 met Team No. 3. Tonight
Team No. 3 will roll It's second game. Its
rival will be Team No. 4. The schedule of
The games TO be played is appended
Nov. Is-Team No 4 vs.. Team No. 8.
Nov S-Team No. VS.. Team No 6.
Dee 2-Team No. ] vs.. Team No. 2
Dec. 9-Team No. . vs.. Team No. z.
Dec. IG-Team No. l vs.. Team No. 3.
ADec. xS-Team No. 5 vs.. Team Nc. :.
pec. e--Team No. / VS.. Team Nod
Jan. t-Team no. ! vs.. Team No. =.
Jan. 13--Tezn No va Team No. 9.
Jan S0-IeaIn No. : vs. Team No. Z.
jan S-Team No. z vs.. Team Nod
FEB. 3-Team No. l vs.. Team No.
Feb. T No. Q vs. Team No
Feb l7-Team No. = W. Team No. 8.
febe @4-Team No. 8 vs. Team No. 6
slafch 3-Team No. 4vs. Team MOL
March lo-Team No. , vs.. Team No &.
March i-Team No. 3 vs.. Team No. :.
March Steam No. ] vs. Team No. 5.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11

ADVICE TO -1loTaKRs-ME.. MISSIONS soora
ING s1arP should aiw aga be used when children
are cutting feefh. Il relieves the little sufferer
Il once; il produces natural auies sleep BY re
ileving the child from pain, and tae little cherub
pheasant to taste. It sootEcs the child softens
The gums. aiiays ali pain. rei'evss wind. rezu-
afes The bowels. and Is the best known remedy
OF 4iarfhuA whether afisins frou tsszhing Or
ther tanss& 1ssntJ -cse cents = bettis..ss
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11
Omen Prize shooting Contest.

There will be a prize shooting match
this evening for a silver cake basket at
the fair of st. Aloysius Academy, No. liz
Grand street. The event is open to all
corners.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11

The Magnolia Bowling Club banged
the pins In a lively name ut Henn's
alleys last night. Ten members took
part In the practice, and formed teams of
1--we. The average line was beaten The
score of the game foilows:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11

sure Club. ia 22 SIS 52l So IS $40 i04s fa07 1851
fury Club. i1s ~ Ss5 80 SOS lss sui iO2 ll3i 1906
4v-eragss-Pieasare Club. iss 7lo; century Club.
12s ia
Umpire-L. Murray. r. B. c.
seolers--F. T. kuassel y. b c.; c. A Newkirk, c.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11
NOTICE on sErTLEMEN1.
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that tho final account d
the snbseri Der, adfninistrator. with Will anuexe4
or Mary J.. Hoggett. deceased will be audited ana
stated by the Snrroe ate u the county OF Hudson-
and reported for seltlement on saturday. the 18Th
DAY OF December next
Dated October Z. A. D. 1880 -
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11

Palma's League Bowiers.
The Bowling Committee OF the Palma
Club designated the League team last
night. The players are Vultee. James
Clarke. Leuly. Entrup. Hathaway, Meyer,
Pendexter, Lutz. Behrens and Smith;
alternates, Carter, Rich. bloomsbury,
Gallagher and Lockwood.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11

SCORES Ey FnAnKs.
IndepsudsuE-s9 sl3 4s0 $50 ~ SIS 1919 1lD igss taa5
volunteer ....IA Wf az 81 40 Us i09 1857 IzsS 1855
Averages .Indspendsat lss16; ycian teer. las $40
ssossrs-M. Herman. /. r. C.; NJ. Maitlson.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-11
MorlcE Of sErrLEaENr.

Notice Is hereby given that tho account Of tho
a1bsTsrfber. executor and trustee under the will Of
John Il. Lynch. deceased. will be audited aud stated
b. ms Surrogate u the County OF Hudson, aud re-
porreI on Saturday,. the eth day OF december nex
dated October L A. D. 1881 -
RTor1cE of
tIcs Il hereby given that the account Of tns
,.S.er,ne~ cxer.ufor bf George =. WeIde. deceased
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Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-29
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

T Os ANGELES AND PACIFIC RAILWAY
- Company. Location CT principal place of
business, Los Angeles city, California.
=, Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of
the Board OF Directors, held on the goth day of
April, 1890, an assessment of one dollar per
share be levied upon the capital stock issued OF
the corporation, payable April 3Oth, 1890, to the
Secretary, at his office in s. W. Luitweilers
building, on the NE. corner of Requena and
North Los Angeles streets, Los Angeles city, Cal.
All stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Goth day of May, 1890,
shall shall become delinquent on that day, and ali
stock upon which SAID delinquent assessment
shall not be paid on or before the 18th day OF
June, 1890, shall be on that day sold Tor so much
thereof as is necessary, for the purpose of col
lectlng the delinquent assessment together with
costs OF advertising and expenses of sale
By order OF the Board of Directors
ap27 I'd S. p. REEFS, Secretary.
At special meeting of the board of directors
held May 30 1890, the time of assessment be-
coming delinquent was postponed until June
9Th, 1890, and the date of sale on any delln.
29th, 1890.
By order of the board of directors
ARTHUR GAYLORD,
maoo-tu Secretary pro tenn.