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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
BECOMING COMPLICATED.
Alarming Array OF Figures Against
arailsd Lumber Firm.

ArcHIssoN. KAN, July l9.--The How
ell, Jcwett & Ca. failure 10 becoming more
complicated. Sixteen lumber yards have
been turned over To b. T. Wassoner to se-
cure claims Of certain banks in the east
~ be has sent agents to take charge and
dispose Of them. w. r. Guthrie
10 in Osbourn county, kAnsas,
harvesting 1000 acres Of wheat
turned over to The creditors. Nine suits
were brought Yesterday hv the Gray Ma
tionai BANG. M'idletown, VI, for 4i2, 900
against The Howslis ou various acceptors
Of drafts. A single bank Of Atchison has
received $1,000 unms'ured scceptauces
against the firm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION
OF Bsios Aimy- G ,ss to New Hemp
shire for Identification.

HARrroRD, W.. July l9.-This after
noon. special constables and detective ar
rested at Hartford Wool CompAny's Hotel.
= man answering the description Of Frank
Almy, the murderer Of Miss Christie War
den, at Hanover. N. II. The man appeared
here about O'Clock last night and was
abed when arrested. He was taken ptisoner
10 Hanover, he volunteering to accompany
them without reQuisition papers, saying
that he wished TO clear him.elf ~ toon as
possible.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
WRECKED SAILORS
OF British Sh'p NsI Ysfk
ArriI. It LiIsrpod.
They In h Shocking Plight, HaTilI
Suffered Cielt Hardslips
e,soo Thols vessel Was Wrecked -
the Pacific. April 40.

LospoS. July ls.-Foftv Of the crew Of
the wrecked British ship New York have
arrived at Lvprpool. They were landed
At Plymouth last night In shocking
plight. The New York called from Swan
xea on Feb 9Th last, With cargo
Of coal for Ban Francisco. Bhe
was wrecked at New Year's Island in
the Pacific on April 70. when one Of
the crew vas drowned. The governor Of
Itooroop, or Staten Island. whom 'hs chip
wrecked men asked for AasistAnce, was uu-
mefciful. lie refused to give them clothes,
Aud compelled Them, while barefooted. "
drag lumber over the snow. They escaped
aftet Ave weeks, during which they Jared
msfulty, TO Co,hoo'a, whence they e.
capped In Ave days TO Sandy Point. The
men arc in . miserable condition. The
British consul sent them home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
THEY TOOK HIS MONEY.
Even Though they Knsw the Bank
had Already Failed.

KANSAS CRY, July 10. The Indications
are nov that there will be . criminal prose-
cution to follow the failure Of the First
National Bank, Kansas City, Kansas.
City Treasurer Ferguson says he placed
his money to the amount Of s34 1000
in the bank after banking hours. and the
officials received it while they knew the
bank would not open the next morning.
He has written letter to the cashier and
bank examiner in which he gives them
warning that il the check be placed there
10 used among the assets of the bank, .
criminal prosecution will follow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
Meteorological Report
July 10, 1891. II p. MI
HE LOST $50.
A CouutIyman swindisd by Bunoo
Man at PoitIard.

PORTLAND. July 10 "A couniryman val
ewindled out OF $50 here Saturday fore
noon near ,he custom hou.e. The victim
was accosted by stranger who fell ibtt
conversation with him. The bunco mar
~snted to borrow $50 to pay some duties it
the custom house and the victim quickly
lent il TO him un'il they could resch the
bank. The buuc1 man entered the custom
house while the c .uotrTmsn waited three
quarters of an hour for him to return. Hs
ported the matter to the police.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20

WAsHIsGros. July 20.-The following
Maine people have received pensions:
Original, james N. Du,gin, Granville
Grant, Ariel T. Carver, VIM. II. Eule.
Additional, Marx Griffin. Chss. Whitney.
Ineresse, Remsnzo M. Burgess, Charles
Clemens. navy. Reissue aod increase,
Parish J.. S,rout. Original. widows, Cora
A. Broc ckipge, Honorah Murray, navy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
G.Sysss: .iy!sa. RAILROAD,
(sarros Gauge
Randolph TO The National Home.
Conneci- with Mainc Central at daruiuer.
TIME TABLE.

TIME TABLE.
summer Arrangement IN effect june :. is3i
leave Randolph. : % \. NJ, 1915 M lar
5inr VI. 40 = ". srriy" National Homo
10 A. Nj, iieh a. NJ; b +. Nj, 80 a. Nj, 50
3.
Iravr National Home. SIS a. VI. II 10 A. VI
900 2. n, 10 r. NJ, SEQ =, NJ. Arrive Randolph
ssb NJ Ii5o a. VI. 20 r. NJ; $50 T.. NJ; 3&t
=. ".
7U MD AT T1 AIN -
Leave Kandoiph, s,i5 y. VI. Is =. NJ. Leave
National fiomo, AS =. 81. 90 +. NJ.
"A LAWTON, Superintendent
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
Death Of a wiuthrop Citiz On.

wIsrHaor, July 10 John McIlroy, for
some 90 years sgent Of the Winthrop Mills
Co died suddenly Saturday night at his
cottage at Ocesn Park, Old Orchard, OF
heart disease, from which he had been suf-
fsring for two years. He was aged about
ee. was native Of Scotland and = gentle
man widely known. The funeral occurs
here Tuesday afternoon under Masonic
hounfa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
NO CLUE FOUND
TO Frank Almy, The Murderer
Of Christie Warden.
Nan Arrested On Suspicion Il Hartford,
VI, PfoTos His Identity.
Particulars Of shs Dssd-Hsrolc Aot
OF the oiti's Sister.

HANOVER. July l9-There is still no
clue to the whereabouts Of Frank G. Aimy,
the murderer Of Miss Christie Warden. the
man arrested at Hartford. VI, proving not
TO be Almy. Boston detectives will be
employed to work on the case. The fun
eral Of Miss Warden will occur tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
HAVING A STAYING TIME.

This fellow is "in it, sure enough,
but although he is having siavine
time. barrels are not likely to soon
supplant trousers in polite society
even if it is hot weather. No more
will any other medium suppIant the
JOURNAL. WANT, FOR SALE ol
TO LET column for reaching the
people, For so cents a wcci yot
get results, aud that's what we 20
all after.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20

MANCHESTER, July Is The team repre-
seniipg the Manhattan Athletic Club OF
New York m sde ito farewell appearance In
this city today. previous TO its departure
for home. The Americans wore rather
successful, securing three Of tho evenss
and second place. 10 tho 100.
ward dash Luther Cary, the crack
Manhattan spriu,er. anithed A,st in
1912 5s. Mortimer Remington, also OF the
New York team, came in second, and Mar
tin Dale third 10 the hammer r-tbr0wing
contest c. A. J. Querckberncr Of the Man
chcsters added another TO his long list OF
victories, making q throw Of 1873 feet Nor
timer Remington. starting from scratch In
the qusrter mile race, won easily In so 4 50.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
PROBABLY A DErAULrDR.
Left Wife and Five Chldteu-rooh
Another Woman and $4,000.

CHICAGO. July I9-Willism Luthstfor,,
man. ger OF the Carey Lombard Lumber
Company, has been missing from home
more than week, and 10 supposed to be 4
defaulter to the amount Of $40 600
Although q married man and the father
of ave children, Luthstrom when
he left the city WAS accompanied by a
woman with whom he had been occasionally y
stopping since February last. II is known
that the defaulter has been doing consider
able speculation on change Of late. The
firm Of whose interests he was manager,
had implicit confidence in his honesty. He
is believed to have started for Australia.
His wife and children are left d ,stitute.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
DGow lirg Accident at LEWISTON
6choonst Ashore at Moohsgau.

PoRTLAsp, July ia special to the
Argus from Lewiston says: W. IL. Bracb-
ley, aged %. was c,"wped today while
bathing. He leaves H widow.
A special to the Argus from Rocklsnd
says the four -msstsd schooner, Lena r.
Dixon, Boston to Bangor. light, ls ashore
at Munhegsn. No particulars.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
etst.msnt Of ~ iog.

WEsrHoRo, Msss July ia sum
mary statement prepared by Frsnh W..
Forbes and Ches'er Mari Of the n. ".
Livingstone Cycle Manufacturing Company
says that the assets consist Of land, factory
building. stock finished and in course OF
construction, oil Of the nJminal value Of
s127, ,164 56. The total liabilities are
SI62, ,O44 56. Boston and Worcester Gre d.
Itoys are interested.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
THE WHITE SQUADRON
wnl Visit Portland, and the Portland
People are Happy.
PORTLAND, July 19.-Mayor True has
received the following self-explanatory let
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF SECRETARY,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF SEcRBrARr,
WAsHINGroS. July l6 1891
Dear sir: In reply TO your letter of the
l4ih inst, I hsve to say that it would give
me great pleasu,e to make sueh arrange
ments as will aft ord the citizens Of Portland
and vicinity an orpor,unity to view the
White squadron during its cruise.
The department will notify you when the
necessary plans are perfected.
Very Truly Yours,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
rt,v iu he Co tton.

FALL RIVER ! " 10 ---Fire at SeaCon-
nett mill at no n To 'ay, wss discovered In
600 bales cf c. tton pied In ths open air.
When tn. engines arrived the whole rear
part OF the fac,,ry wssshv-Iored In smoke.
The dsDsse v,s confined wholly 70 the
bales. Los ,btut $1,000; covered BY in
suranc Co. Itis suIpcs.d ,be fire was start
ed by bows
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
STOLE A TEAM.
Uoknown Man Departs with a Hired
Biddsford Livery fssm.

BrppEroRp. July 10. An unknown man
aged about 25, hired 8 horse aud carriage
at Arthur s. Hsmiltons stable, Friday
afternoon and has not yet returned. 1t is
believed that he went east. The horse il
branded on the forward foot "4395' and
branded on the shoulder mo. 81
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
Other 0sn,es.

AT Newburyport-Methuens, 3; New
buryports, l.
AT Haverhill - Association Team, );
Haverhilis, 4.
At Foxboro-Foxbo 4; CIarions, 2.
At Portsmouth--Somerville 5; Ports
mouths, 4.
AT Milford-Milford, I; Marlboro, o.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
He Hssigns a. Civil Service Exsm.
iu0Y

WAsHisGroS. July 10. John NJ. Com
stock, the new chief Of the customs division
of the treasury department has rendered his
resignation - member Of the board of civil
service examiners for the customs service
at Mes York. His resignstion has been
accepted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
The Fire Cost $4,000.

wILLIN AsTIc. Conn, July 1s.-The two
and and = half story dwelling house owned
BY John Spencer, burned Saturday night.
The loss by Spencer spd two tenants Vas
a4s00; insurance, $3.50.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
Sacred Concert at n.r.D.oook.

LAKE MARASACooK. July I9.-The
Lewiston Brigade Band, +. G. Payne con-
ductos, gave . sacred concert here today Of
fifteen numbers. The attendance vas one
;housand-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
LIv.rmo.. Falls c,u..n Dead.

LIvERMoKE FALLS, July l9.-Chas. L.
Beck, respected citizen and retired mer-
chant, died Saturday after lingering ill.
psss. He leaves . son, Eugene l. Beck,
editor Of the Local Press and Q widow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20

At Philadelphia, ); Boston, A..
Al Cieveland-Cincinnsh, Z; Cieve-
land, 6
The New York-Brooklyn game at New
York and the Pittsburg Chicago game at
Pitt.burg were postponed on ACCOUNT Of
rain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
r..poh Railway s..,k. weak suios.

PARIs. July 10 The railway strike 10
alIeady weakening. The employees ON the
eastern railway have signed = protest against
the strike. The men at Romilly depot de-
cided to return to work And it 10 expected
large number Of strikers will resume wofk
tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
Riding Gu. the Fog

PRovIpKscE. r. L., July i9.-The three
msstsd schooner reported - apparently
ashore st Paint Judith, Saturday night, vss
NOT aground, but was riding out fog at safe
anchorage
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
FIVE DROWNED
In tbs T.nuessse white esining from
aBoat.

LOUISVILLE, July 13.-While seinipg on
the Tennessee river near Murray yesterday
Ed. Brown, Wsltef Ssrader. John Meader,
Dick Eaves and John T. Brame were
drowned
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20

At Lowell--Lowell, 8; Manchester. 1.
At Worcester - Worcester, Q; Woon-
socket, 8.
At Salem--Sslem, Q; Lynn. 3
At Decentralization, 10; Portland, 2.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
6I0A Al eHEVICA
Wsa,hsT Irdications tor the Next a.
II ,o,s.
NAR D1PARrnKRr,

svAR DRrARrsKRr,
Once Of the Chief Signal Officer,
WAsniroros. July 10 A, N.
For Maine Fair Monday aud Tuesday
slightly warmer; west winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
SCHOONER ASHORE.
The Amelia T. Campbell
Vrtcktd-. Grew All SaItd.
Richmond Deisats th. Lewiston PioreaIS
bya Scera Of t3 10 1.
The White Squadron will viait Pert.
iard Duricg This oommsr.

BoorHxAY HAEBoR, July 10 The four
mss,ed schooner Amelia +. Campbell ran
ashore on M.nsna at two O'Clock this morn
log. The crew vese ali saved.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
League Standing,


At Boston-Boston, D; Louisville, 0.
The Bsltimore-St. Louis, Washington
Cincinnati and the Athletic-Columbus
games we're postoned on account Of rain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-20
Hos. GEO. W. True,
Mayor Of Portland.

So the much desired event 10 effected
and We shall have the opportunity of seeing
the finest ships in the growing American
navy In our hArbor in few days.
The squadron consists Of seven vessels
The Newark. Admiral Walkers flagship
ard the yorktown, the Atlanta, the Con
cord. the Boston. the Vesuvius and the
curious little torpedo boat. the Cushing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-04
From Friday, Daily.
 MCKINLEY DID 1T.
How His Bill Pecked a Hole in a Big Arizona
 Enterprise,

Nj. M. 0'6orman left for Lns An geles Tuesday nUon. When asked fer i'm 'orma'ion rcgaT Ting the intent oi the biz company which he represents. he said:
 "Whsn the company was organized, EK-goy. Perkins. of California. Richard Gird and others contemplated in the near future to stock the range in Ls N0ria with a thousand head of cattle Our idea was to erect a mammoth slaughtering house on the line sOme- where in the ReighbOThoOd Of Sonora. We would have cold storage rooms on large scale and build a branch from the N. NJ. & 4. to the works. The proposition was to ship fresh beef in refrigerator cars to California and other points. It was not until the present time that we found ourselves in condition so handle .tis immense undertaking and hs it not been for the Mckinley bill we would have started in on this work this winter. My visit to Tombstone at this time was to close up the affairs of the com psny as we do not see any immediate prospect of the ten dollar duty being taken of. We will let things rest for a couple Of years, although the scheme has not by any means been abandoned. am not finding fault with the Me Kinley bill for believe in protection, believe still more in reciprocity with MericO." Thanking Mir. O'Gornon for his information we gazed at space and wondered how the Mckinley bill had benefited Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-04

THE EXPENSES 0fruuuing the county last year amounted to S42,46I, ,45. Of this amount the Sheriffs office took S6, ,647 64, the hospital $5676,97 and the Poor Printer" but sIi4S. This latter amour is the smallest ever paid by Cochise County in one year for its printing.
 The amount ordinarily paid prior to 1883 was four to si1 thousand dollars The PRosPECToR does not point to this showing with pride but with g sense Oi shame in having taken such a pit tancs for work which cost fifty percent more to execute. There is but one thing connected with it which is at all pleasing and that is that paper can exist in Tombstone more profitably by not having the county work than by having 1t, and that the business men and others will sustain fair paper by their support
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-04
NEWS Nl!EEN BY WIRE.

A World dispatch from ottowa, On- ;aria, says it is reported in official cir eles here that the United States gov ernment will probably seek redress through the German government for the recent poaehing ru the islands ni Behring sea by the sealing schoolser Adele ....
 Chief of Police Coyre. of San Diego, has received A letter from man visit ing in the city from Independence, Mo, informing hin that the writer had met face to lace on the streets of San Diego, the notorious Missouri bandit, Jim Cummings, for whom there is 6 standing reward, the reward dead or alive.
 Tn the course of lectures which was inaugurated las! year by Chauncey M. Depew under the auspices of the Press club of Chicago, the next address is likely to be given ex-PIesident Cleve- land. MT. Cleveland told the finan cial secretary that he would endesyor to arrange his affairs so as to anable him to accept the clubs invitatioa late in February or early in March.
 At Hawarden castle the Slst birth- ,iiay oi Hol. 9' Iri, EsTsE: G2!issa!s:o2= =s=s celebrated with quiet reioicings. Tel egrams of eongratulation and large numbers Of presents arrived during the early part of the day from all parts of Great Britain, and there were also re- ceived several congratuiatory cable messages from the United States,
 The latest from the seat of war in the Bad Lands shows the fight with Big Foot's band to have been slaugh- ter of nearly every Indian in the band. The Seventh Cavalry had been anxious for a chance to even old scores with this band and no persuation could de- ter them from fighting to the death every Indian in sight. The policy to be followed up is to disarm all of the Sioux while the lesson of Monday is still fresh. If the worst comes to worse the fighting will be continued.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-04

THE census reports give l0,6l8 fam fly schedules in regard to the Jews, in eluding eo,sS0 persons. Two-thirds Of them keep one or more servants. A comparison of the birth and death rates with those Of native born parents indicate that the birth rate is decreas- ing and the death rate increasing with prolonged residence iu this country, but the general results indicate that the Jews here retain many of the pc cnliarities which have been noted among them in Europe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-04

COMMISSIONER of immigration Black of Tucson has become the target for the editorial writer on the citizen It does him up in the following style.
 "Isis q notorious fact that during the present incumbereney of the office of commissioner Of immigration he has done little of nothing to promote the duties of his office, if we except possibly the jerking of of some few hundred covers from the printed re- ports Of his preds cessor Tom Parish and putting on his own name. Dur ing this period MT. Black hss drawn, or been entitled to draw in the neigh borhoed of SIoiO0O-"
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-04
COUNTY RECORDS.

The following instruments were filed in the recorders office since 8 p- m. yesterday:
 DEED. Hugh Tevis to Perrin Teyis land company quarter section land s. N. ?. Beebe to same quarter section land $I500 date 1888. Same to same quarter section land sI5OO dated Dec. 22 1890.
 PATENT U. s. to N. P. Beebe quarter section of land.
 AFFIDAVIT. or ". T. Cooper of assessment work on Washington Centennial mine Dos Cabezas and Blaine mine.
 W. T. Cooper,
 T. K. Mitchell. or labor on Fourth of July mine, Tombstone District.
 BosD. Thos Steel with Max Meyer as surety.
 LOCATION. Bullion Den, Tombstone district, re- location or Pony Expre~s-J J Mc. CIelland-
 Ophir. Sunrise and sunnyside, was rsn district. " Howell, l. Gardener Hides Helm, relocation of Hanover, Tombstone district, Ed Hoiopp. Old Cai,in, relocation Old Mammoth & RDck Cabin. 0Id Settler, relocation Belle W. Heck, relocation of Eastern Star, Tsyis district, FER Monk, 4 Monk.
 General Grant, relocation of A. Lincoln, Tombstone district, Roberts Litle Warrior, Warren districti " W Fettermsn, sam Moore. Southern Gross, relocation ot South ern Cross, Tombstone district, !. Hart. Pete Butte, F \ wolcots. Ltrle Tycoon, relocation Of Dix.e, Tombstone district, s L Hart, Jas. Hart,
 Calumet, relocation oi Dixie, L Usrt, Jas Hart.
 Fre> Coinage. To-.bstone districf. relocation of Ontario, Gbas Wilkes, Exile, Tombstone district. cdtch ley, Peter Borsey.
 sansAcus. relocation of Hope. Tombstone district. E M Petlengill. County Jail. relocation of Oakland, Tombstone district, Frank Broad.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-04
TAX NOTICE
SUPPLEMENT Delinquent Iax-LiSt
 IN COChise County Arizona Y
FOR THE YEAR Esss.

The following is a correct list of persons owing Territorial taxes for the year 1889, BOW delinquent in and for Cochise county, and 8 de- scription of the property in said county upon which taxes are due, together with the assessed valua- ton and the amount of such de- hnquent tax, costs and percentage for the year 1889 (which names and property were omitted from the delinquent tax list previously pulished in January, 1890, in the Southwestern Stockman
 Southern Paei6o Railroad Company of Arizona, Coekise County, .franchise and right of Iray aad S975 miles ef Hsais track and road bed, rrtnaiag from ths scsstsrn bostRdary line of Cochiss county, 4. T., at or near AfescaI, iis c n0r.hsasterIg direction to poiHs oa tbe eastern bOuRdaTy line of said county near San Simon, together tcih ths lies, fsh plates, bolts, bridges and ctfFrerts, at $5I15.60 per mile. Improvements On seid s. P R. R as joIIo'rs: Station d<pot ct Drasooa !Saupaait, Cockise, WiE- cor, BoWie, San Simon, aHd al other points; personal property and rolling stock. Total rGluatiOn, s69S, ,2E9. 90. Total tares and eosts, S5SS.26.
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that I, James P. McAllister, County Treasurer and ex-officio Tax Col lector in and for Cochise county, will apply to the District Court, held in and for said county, at the Court House. in the city of Tomb stone. said county, at the regular Novem Der term thereof, to be held commencing on the 10th day of November, 1890. for judgment against ssii,e lands, real estate and personal property described in the foregoing delinquent list. for said taxes. costs and penalties. and for an order to sell the same for the satisfaetion thereof; that said ap- piication will be made for said judg- ment and order st 10 o'clock a ID. at the opening of said court on the 10th day of November. 1890, or as soon thereafter as counsel can bs heard And 6 further notice is hereby given that on the Monday following the said 10th day of No yember, 1890. to wit !: the I7th day of November. 1890, commene- ing at 10 o'clock a m. on said I7tb day of November, all the land and real estate and personal prop erty, for the sale of waich an order shall be made, will be exposed to public sale, in front of said Conrs House. in said city of Tombstone. for the amount of taxes, interest and costs due thereon.
 Witness my hand this, this Sd day of October. 1890.
 JAS. P. McALIISTER,
 Treasurer and ex-ofiicio Tax Col
 leetor in and for Cochise County,
 AYizaua TerritOry. wf6-fd
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-04

NoGALEs which six years ago twas unknown excepting to the antelope and coyote now has for one of its per manen; residents, Jesse K. Grant and family, the former beIng 6 son of Ex president Grant Tell this to a foreigner and he would immediately say "poor fellow" and then diiGte upon the ingratitude Of republics.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-04

TREY are talking of colonizing Ari- zons with Arabisns. The New York immigration bureau is doing the talk ing while the advance agent is in Tombstone trying to fnd out who robbed him of one hundred dollars.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-01-04

Ar Specisi meeting of the mayor and common council it was determin- ed to follow out tue law in relation to the payment of 5000 worth oi bonds held by D. 4. Sanford. The law re- quirss their payment Jan. lst. of each year and had the law been carried out in the past there would have been DO debt against the city Hith the ex- ception of small floating debt, and instead Of seeing warrants selling for 25 cents on the dollar they would have been on a par with county ssr- rants, which are considered gilt edged paper. The law as it has stood since 1883 required that S2G00 in bends should be paid each year together with the entire interest The present i,,,ar,i of e,,aneif,nen il. rarryiug "uI llls law siioN- A di-po-ision te' -gart cn the nes year with a cour-e mapped out shi h if Persevered in, will soon bring os,r cti wl.ether in i'- present fart,i "a. s,8Hr- t,. lser. irts, :a. ii-r sa .n s= sse riti-.. a iaat iaE" ,b- pi rif, rEas- g"sern.I inarni, fi,4liis