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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-07
Chiny.
Neao York, 6 sierpnia.

w liscie swym opowiada pewien
amerykanin Hankau zaburze-
mach, ktore mia}y miejsce W tel
czesci Chin dodaje:
Obecnie many diva okrety dzia}o-
we, jeden angielski, ijeden niemiecki
i cieszymy sic tenn bardzo. Ma dalej
po}ozon Jch miejscach jest take Kill
ka okret6w r6znych narodowosci.
Skutkiem tego panuie teraz spok6j
W dolinie Yan-tse Kiang. Gdyby je-
dnak okrety odp}yne}y, ME omieszka-
liby Cbihczycy urzadzi6 znowu ma
pad. Uorganizowalismy sic tutaj W
komitet obronny j kazdy meski cz}o-
mex gminy ma broh.w rece. Jest mas
100 uzbrojonych ludzi, Many g}6wno
dowodzacego, poborce i dw6ch do
w6dc6w oddzia4owych, jeden jest
Rosyanin, drugim ia jestem. Many
sygnaiy alarmowe, j diva miejsca
bezpieczne Ma rzece, gdzie w razie
potrzeby umiescimy wszystkie kobie-
ty dzieci skad 4atwo zabra6 je mo-
INA na okrety.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-07
Piatek, dnia 7 Sierpnia 1891 r.

gotowaniach wojennych W padstwach
Ba4kahskich. Dowiedziano sic tylko,
re Bu}garya zam6wi}a niedawno zna-
czna liczbe armat fabryki Kruppa.
Afryka.
Genua, 6 sierpnia.
Niemiecki badacz Afryki baron
Wissmann, wsiad} tn ma okret odp}y-
wajacy do Alden, gdzie zamierza wy
naia6 pewna liczbe krajowc6w, maja-
cych mu towarzyszyc do Zanzibar i
Oar. Es-Salaan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-07
Londy,a, 6 sierpnia.

Pod}ug depeszy berlihskiej mia}y
sic porozumiec mocarstwa trojprzy-
mierza, aby zatamowa6 napiyw emf
grant6w zydowskich i odsy}a6 ich ma
powr6t do Rosyi.
W Galicyi Rad i ludnosd GAIA jest
przeciw zydom, setki zydow zmu-
szono do udania sic do Rosyi. Ma
granicy niemiecko-rnsyjskiej bardzo
ostro mimi postepuja. Kazdy zyd,
kt6ry ME ma paszportu, biletu kole-,
jowego, lub dosy6 pieniedzy ma pre-
jazd do Ameryki, jest odsy}any ma
powr6t do Rcsyi. Wielu spotka} ten
los, ieden nawet wola} sobie zycie
odebra6, anizei powr6ci6 do Rosyi.
Rad w}oski wydali} pewna liczbe
zyd6w z Genui, zmusii do powrotu
do Marsylii.
Rad rosyjski u}atwia jednak emf
gracya zydowska. Paszporty wyda-
ia darmo, a kto go chce otrzymac,
ME potrzebuje nawet odnosi6 sic do
mieisca przynaleznosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-07
Rok II.
Powodzie W Australia.
San francisco, CAL, 6. sierpl

San francisco, Cal, 6. sierpnia.
2 Auckland Novel 6zelandyi
donosza pod dniem IA lipca wiel-
kiej powodzi, kt6ra nawiedzi}a Mel
bourne dnia 13go lipca, kt6ra GAIA
okolice zalasa i bySa powodem roz-
bicia sic kilku mniejszych statkow.
Cd roku 1852 by}a to najwieksza po-
w6dz. Ponad brzegami Yarry ia
bryki domy sta}y pod woda. w
South Richmond, innem przedmie-
sciu Melbourne, ca}e ulice zosta}y
pozalewane 1000 os6b znalaz{o sic
bez dachu. Handle W miescie So
pozamykane; staraia sic, lie moga,
by usmierzyc nedze W skutek ME-
szczescia powsta{a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-07

obecny pose} Hiszpahski przeznaczo-
ny jest do Turcyi, ma miejsce Cam
bona idzie do Hiszpanii Teodor Rou-
stan, obecny pose} W Westinghouse.
Niderlandy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-07
Niderlandy.
amsterdam, 8 sierpnia.

Utworzono nowy cabinet. Prezy
dentem ministr6w ministrem spraw
wewnetrznych jest Tienhofen; mini
strem handlu przemys}u: TAX; spra-
wiedliwosci: Smidt; kolonij: Cremer;
skarbu: Pierson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-07

Buntownicze duchy Szymona Karola u
leg}y zas}uzonej karze : przew6dztwo narodo.
wynn hufcom obadwa przypfacili zyciem Do
brze i'm taxi Dlaczegoz przeniesi zycie la
sach parowach mad }aski cara, jego czyny
ordery? Niechby mu sic tylko skfonili do zie
mi = obsypa}by ich zaszczytami -. Ale i'm
innych chcia}o sic zaszczyt6w: smierci cd sza-
bel kozackich katowskiego stryczka.. Vice
dobrze maja, buntownicy
Coz zrobic z.wdowa i jego e6rka9 One
ME mieszkaly W lasach, ME prowadzi}y hufc6w
do boju... Lecz SO WHINE smierci! Wszak
pierwsza jest zona druga c6rka buntownika i
narzeczona wisielca wiec WHINE sadu!
Gag dalszy nastapi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-07
Wielka Brytania.
Lo,adyn, 6 sierpnia.

y
Lomdya, 6 sierpnia.
Parnell zdecydowa} sic wreszcie
w koncu tego roku uda6 sic z iona
do Ameryki. OProcz tego Przynaj-
mniej dwoch cz}onk6w parlamentu
iego zwolennik6w uda sic MIN
rowniez, nie wiad5mo tylko, "a kogo
padnie wyb6r.
Londya, 6 sierpnia.
Admiralicya przeznaczy}a sumo
$4,000 ma przyjecie ofcer6w hoty
francuskiej.
POrtugalia.
Lisboaao, 6 sierpnia.
Traba morska wyrzadzi}a ma wy
spach Azorskich ogromne szkody.
Szesc osob utraci}o przytem zycie.
ROsya.
Petersburg, 6 sierpnia.
Tutejszy pose} francuski wyda}
rosyjskiemu ministrowi spraw zewne-
trzuych, Giersowi, dwie choragwie,
ktore Francuzi zabrali podczas wojny
krymskiej Z koscio}a W Eupatoryi i
przechowali w kosciele Notre Dame
W Paryzu. Oddanie choragwi wywar-
10 bardzo dobre wrazenie na rosyjska
publicznos6.
Petersburg, 6 sierpnia.
Admiral Gervais jego towarzysze
przybyli wczoraj do Moskwy, gdzie
ich nader serdecznie przyjeto.
Petersburg, 6 czerwca.
List ks. Jerzego Grecyi, umie-
szczony ,,Berlingske Tidende" w
Kopenhadze, W sprawie napadu Ma
carewicza w Japonii, ME w bardzo
dobrem swietle przedstawia odwage
carewic1a. Gdy go naPadnieto wyr-
wal sic chcia} uciekac, a potem Z
samego strachu upad} ma ziemie.
Turcya.
Parya, 6 sierpnia.
Depesze So6i donosza, re w}adze
wojskowe Bu}garskie czynia przygo-
towania wojenne.
Badano tutaj te sprawe W r6znych
ko}ach urzedowych, wiadomost ia je-
dnak ME sprawdza}a sic. Urzednicy
ME maia zadnei wiadomosci przy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-07
Ind,ye.
Madras, 6 sierpnia.

W UcWuS, q sTerPl11d'
Panuje tu nadzwyczajny upa}. w
p6}nocnej czesci kraj u ME by}o wcale
deszczu, skutkiem tego musi nasta-
pic nedza g}odowa. Juz teraz umiera
wiele ludzi powodu braku pozywie-
MIA. Byd}o take cierpi niedostatek,
poniewaz ME ma trawy, a w wielu
miejscach rzeki nawet powysecha}y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-07
Francya.
ParyS, 6 sierpnia.

F0TyS, y Slerpiiid.
LA Paix" donosi, re pose} rosyj-
ski baron Mohrenheim otrzyma} cy-
frowa depesze cd rosyjskiego mini
stra spraw zewnetrznych, tel tresci,
re podpisan(juz zosta}a ugoda mie-
dzy Rosya i Francya,
Pary&, 6 sierpnia.
L powodu imienin carowej wys}ai
burmistrz Cherbourga depesze gratu-
lacyjna. Dzisiaj zas otrzyma} bur-
mistrz telegram cd cara, W kt6rym
mu tenze dziekuje "a przys}ane caro-
wei zyczeaia,
Nastepujace. zmiany zasz}y W dy-
plomaeyi francuskiej: hr, de Monte
bello zosta} mianowany ma miejsce
Laboulay'a pos}em W Rosyi, Cambon,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-07
AustrO Wegry.

Wiededa, 6 sierpnia.
,,Fremdenblatt" donosi W sprawie
odwiedzin foty francuskiej W Kron-
stadzie, re zblizenie sic Francyi i
Rosyi ME ma wielkiego znaczenia i
re Rosya ME bedzie wcale poptera}a
dazeh szowinistycznych Francyi.
Londy'e, 6 sierpnia.
Niepogoda niszczy wiele zbior6w
w r6znych miejscowosciach Austryi i
Wegier. 4 powodu ustawicznych
deszcz6w niepodobna zbiorow zwiesc
pod dach. Burza zniszczy}a wczoraj
winnice W Austryi nizszej, Moraw i
ma Wegrzech. w powiecie Gum
poldskirchen wyla}a rzeka i zala}a
GAIA okolice. WALLACE sic domy Il
drzewa zabi}y wiele os6b.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-07
POrtugalia.

Lisbo'aa, 6 sierpnia.
Traba morska wyrzadzi}a ma wy
spach Azorskich ogromne szkody.
Szesc osob utraci}o przytem zycie.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-26
COLLECTION AGENCY.

EuFIELD COLLECTION AGENCY -PRIy-
- Spal oilces at Chicago Minneapolis and seat
Tie corrections and legal business attended 10 ir
All paris OF the United states Collection OF rents
a1 personal supervision OF property for residents
sho hoh-rs-idehts. sixteen years experfopce
highest references. George W FiheId ptsits.S,r
S sea once, rooms and Rengstorif building
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
CTORAGE-wE HAVE SUPERIOR FAesIT
- ties Tor storage; household goods furniture and
otheF goods protected from dust amt soilDg II
STORAGE OF GRAIN, PRODUCE AND
= DINER property solicited and warehouse receipts
gwen h X. Hammond Co, Ssi-S23 West and
Aa<ion, and fse.sng Railroad avenue and wharf,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

r HAVE SOME FIRST-CLASS SCRAPER
i and dump-car work, filling in bridges on North
ern Pacific railroad. w. C. Davie. liz Tenth
street. Tacoma
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NOTICE OF DISSOL UTION.

THE FIRM OF O. f. LEFFLER & CO., RE-
L tail liquor dealers, No. S23 south Third street,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent w. w.
Ayres retiring. Business will be conducted under
the name of o. L. Letter. o. 4. LEFFLER,
w. w. AYRES.
Seattle, Wash, July 25, 1891
dissolution NOTICE--THE FIRM OF
~ Age & Shappee dissolved partnership, O. AIge
continuing the business and to all Indebtedness
and collect all bills due OSCAR ALGE,
l. SHAPPEF
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ ship-Ihe partnership heretofore existing be
tween II. J. hehrenS and William j. Dry. doing
business under the firm name of BehrenS Il Dry,
salOon-keepers at 500 Commercial street is this
dav dissolved by mutual consent, William j. Dry
retiring from the firm.
(Signed) WILLIAM ]. DRY,
H ]. BEHRENS.
The business of the aforesaid firm will be carried
on at the old stand by RI. ]. BEHRESS.
GEORGE BAKER
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LOST.

r OST-A LEATHER POCKETBOOk CON-
lots in Des Mones lots in Marysville, note on
II. f. Garken deed of trust from S. Sisco. Finder
Will confer great favor by notifying the owner, j.
c. Mahoney, Novelty. King county, Wash.
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Legal NOTICES.


A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE
n of goods and merchandise OF the estate o.
James Eva. an in >ovent debtor
by virtue and In pursuance OF an order OF the su-
per:or court of King county Washington, madein
said matter No. IL 2S5. July ~. 1891, and Of the
statute in such case made and provided,
Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday. the 3Stn
day of July 1891 at 10 O'Clock of that day. at the
street. Seattle Wash, Will sell the following de-
scribed property TO the highest bidder for CASH
and that salt sale will continue until said stock Of
goods is disposed OF. that is to say:
A stock OF books and stationery, toys and 5toro
fixtures, being al the goods mentioned In the in
ventory on file in said matter
JOHN FRASER, Assignee.
LEWIS & HUMPHREY. Attorneys, 20 and "a Occi-
dental block, Seattle. Wash.
Dated July %, 1891.
A ssIGNEE's NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF
No. 1925.
Notice is hereby given that said Eva has made
general assignment OF all his property TO me tor
the heneht OF all his creditors. who are required 20
present their claims under oath 10 said asSigneo
within three months after the date hereof a. No.
4O1 Pike street, Seattle, Wash.
ne estate inventoried at $5S62s, aud will %
Solo a. public auction TO the highest bidder on inc
day. John FRASER Assignee.
LEWIS & HUMPHREY Attorneys Is and "a Oeet-
dental block, Seattle wash.
Dated July %, 1891
NOTICE os RECEIVERS sALE-UNDBE
~ and by virtue of an order Of sale lssuea
out OF the superior court OF King COUNTY;
and delivered, 1 Will. Monday the Z.th cay
OF July 1891, at the hour of l ociock in the fofv
noon OF satd day, ar Ballard, in sald county go
the sfesm baat r. w Purdys al public auction
10 the highest bidder for cash. -
j. Ii. WooLERY, Receiver
Dated this July 10Th, 1891.
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ENGINEERS and Contractors

Gan FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY-EH-
~ gineers and contractors for bridges of every do
scrptlon; whartbuilding, pile-driving. dredging
ana steam shovel excavating; plans and specifica,
tons FURNISHED on application; correspondence 20
licited Office, Occidental block Seattle Wash
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A J. MCINTOSH, VETERINARY SURGEON,
IA. graduate of Toronto Veterinary College. OF
flee at Montana stables. Fifth and Washington
streets; telephone, 200; residence telephone 367.
GREEN & NUGENT, VETERINARY PHYSI-
" clans and surgeons; honorary graduates On
tario Veterinary College. Office and infirmary at
Quincy Cab stables. corner West and University
streets; telephone, 432.
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NOR SALE-EIGHT- ROOM HORSE 80
IL James street car line for 80 900; must no sc,s
at once; big bargain. F. A. Gardner. sos Sscond
street. ~"'u
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TOR SALE-CHoICE LOTS IN PoNTIrs an
IL ditiOn; favorable terms gwen to parties .ts-s.
ing to build good view of Lake Washington -.
Union and the sound; lots graded street anS
convenient TO Broadway street line: firstcIss.
Improvements are now being made on this sdds
block, room %. - NAe3
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TOR SALF-$60; LOTS ALI, CTEAPFn ~
hiver park, South Seattle; best OF garden ana
fruit land; plank street to the addition street "a.
line now building; will be near the center ~ fh
city oy car line as Fremont and over mile neara,
tnan Ballard; cheapest property on the market.
discount made on sales OF ten more lots 10 ons
person: only $40 cash down and balance in sm.l,
monthly payments. Gould & Whitworth 2S
Olympic blocs. ~
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sECOSD-HAND GOODS.

HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR NEW
H and secondhand furniture 81 Chesters, lis
Pike street
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FOCAL AND IysrRUMENr1I vrs,c

FOCAL And ISSTRUMENTALN Music
MUSICAL INSTITUTE, OCCTnENrA
wi block, rooms 335-33S; vocal culture and IN
strnmental music: office hours, 10 10 IL a M.
Mrs. Willard, principal.
MADAME BERTA CRIvELLI. PROM MI
W lad, italy; vocal culture (old Italian schoo)
anu piano lhefuctiol' music rooms ROter house.
Front. between Spring and Seneca streets: me
ohIy one on tne western coast holding in her pos
session certncates rom the famous New York
teacher, Nine. Louisa Cappiani
('ARLBEHG SCHOOL or MCsTC-VOICE
~ MISS Martha ; Brown. pupil of Nine. Cappiani
or New York; violin. Mr.. Heinrich Israel OF the
orchesiratton, Mr. Edmund Morse; weekly lectures
nee TO students Edmund Morse director Burke
building. second and Marion
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E'OR SALE-125 ACRES TWO MILES PROM
a Cnautauqua Beach, with 80 rods of watsr
fTont; small house: some clearing; an extra GOOD
small payment down and balance on long t,rna'
with per cent interest. Apply to the owner n
A. Gould. room % Olympic block
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FOR sALE-Two CHOICE LOTS IN REV
ond street. Wv 'eo'
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HaTRDREsSTNG.

H4TRDRESSTNG.
I AIDES HAIBDRESSING AND MANICURE
IL parlors hair bieached. dyed, singed and cut
Rooms III and 1l3 Washington building,
Stewart Holmes, Front street
CiRCAsSIAN HAIR PARL0RS - BANGS,
" waves, curls. switches; goods made 10 order;
wig making speciality; bang cutting; dressing
shainpooing. bleaching and dyelng Rengstorn
block, sO9 Second street
lace MASSAGE, THE NEW ART OF AC-
Il quiring good compile xion without cosmetics;
Embarrassing, cutting, bleaching, etc; manlcnring
and ehiprupody. Mrs. Reed. Atkins block, Sl5 Co
lumba street.
John 7. WITTWER, THE ONLY PROBES
- sional halrdresSer and wigmaker In the city:
late with :. ctTozynsEi. san Francisco; hardness
ing: ladies' and ehildrens' bangs-catting a spe-
cialty; most natural looking bangs kept in stock
and made 10 order: all kinds Of hair work done in
the very latest style. Sl4 Pike street
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FOR sALE-AT So PER CENT. OFF cosr
Il price, lot and modern 1O-room house in onssr
easy terms. Smith, Hawk 4 Co. SO Hinckis,.
block
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L,oR SALE-A HOMESTEAD OF $50 Acprc
u near MAX eshoot reservation, ten miles sonth
east of Slaughter; 40 acres under cuItIyaiion ana
farm implements, tools, ETC. the whole will =.
sold TOT So,ooo: easy terms Apply to James Mar-
shall, osceoia King county, Wash
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ENOR SALE-CHOICE LOTS IN PoNTIJs an
Il ditfon; convenient to Lake Union and Eroaa
way street car line; favorable terms made IN. ~.
ties who viii build notice the frst-ciass irnr~ava
ments being made ont Broadway street in Psn.s
addition: good terms given these lots Frsn,
A. Pontius, owner; Office, room No 20 Hail..
block. Aalef
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nR. KIBBE. OCULIST AND AURIST AND
~ physician for diseases of the throat. Removed
to Halter block. corner Columbia and Second
streets, rooms and 5.
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EoR SALE-IF you ARE GOING To RUIN
Il aud desire a choice, slightly lot think T rar
suit you; lots are In Pontus add frst-cs ass honsss
now under construction good terms given Frane
A. Pontius, room No 20 Halter block
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FOWLER & CONFER HAVE A LARGE
II amount of money to loan in the next ten days;
call and see them at once Rooms and Olym-
mic block.
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FOR SALE = HOUSES NEAR TAYLOR
Moore. lOs Columbia street ~
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EoR SALE-cOsY THREE-RooM COTTAGE.
care Post-lntelligencer. ei'
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ron sALE-REAL Esr1Ir

E'oR sALE-s0 ACRES, 30 ACRES BEavr1
4 meadow: nice creek; win make snssnSis
$3.50 cash balance long time. Address O. = psss,
Inteliigencer. - ioss-
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nR 4. q. JOHNSON. PHYSICIAN AND SUR
IL geon-Residence, GIT Yeser avenue; office,
rooms and Scheuerman block, corner Front
and Cherry streets; telephone $50.
MRS. s. J. DEAN, PHYSICIAN AND SUR
M geou-Office Seattle block Office hours. IL TO
IL a m; 100 TO $50 M; residence, corner Re
publican and Temperance streets; telephone No.
Alb at residence.
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II. PARSONS, 102 SEATTLE BLOCK
81 Books of public officials. corporations adj
ministratOrs. firms and individuals examined
opened closed. Statements made therefrorn
Advice given. Partnership settlements business
correspondence and general agency conducted
References furnished
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OCULIsTS AND WRISTS.

nR. GEO. A. REICH, OCULIST, a URIST AND
IL physician for diseases of the throat, has re-
moved his Office TO rooms EOS and 206 Pioneer
building
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TOR SALE-LoTs 1 AND2 2, BLOCK /. BRocv-
lyn addition: 500 $3.50 cash balance sac
Per month; corner lots; cleared and level lar
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CHORT DATE NOTES AND MORTGAGES
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bert. All are cordially invited. Committee.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-18
New Texas Laws.

Following additional bills have
been approved by the governor or
become laws by lapse of time neces-
sary without his approval:
Defining boundaries of Arkansas
county.
Austin city charter.
Resolution of appointing committee
to investigate case of Jay Gould VS.. L.
& G. n. r. R.-the receivership case.
Making abstracts of land titles
evidence in certain cases when COM
piled prior to 1887.
Providing for incorporation of rail-
road companies for the purpose of &C
curing and operating line or lines au-
thorized to be sold.
Confirming land sales by the state
land board under act of 1883.
Amending the law for protecting
the wool growing interests.
Providing penalty of not exceeding
500 fine for riding faster than q walk
over county or city bridges or bridges
of private corporations.
Amending the law by further de-
fiping the purposes for which private
corporations may be formed.
Amending the laws SO railroad
companies may construct certain
branch lines.
Relief of J. A. Belvin.
Authorizing Galveston and Western
railway company to acquire property
Air Line railroad Impany.
Granting Ell Paso charter.
Granting Castroville charter.
Making county treasurer, treasurer
of available and permanent school
fund.
Granting relief to railroads which
have constructed any part of their
roads prior to January l, 1889, from
articles COS and 1878 of the revised
statutes, and to relieve any railroad
which has constructed fifty miles or
more from operation of article ALA OF
revised statutes for two years.
Amending section six of the sepa-
rate coach law, as to hauling chair or
sleeping cars.
Authorizing cities and towns to
levy certain tax for improvements.
Resolution making more effective
the resolution relating to the Interna-
tional receivership.
Preserving oysters and oyster beds.
Restoring jurisdiction in McCulloch
county.
Amending the Houston city char
ter.