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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-12


Es0k sALR-Tssty 7reesa hsass on the btsi.
street ' Is : xse1 neishssrsesa. esespssi house
in thee ~. Ter 81 -; ~ ca Iaaatniy esypents
Of SIS per month. EaeEanf new %room house
81 civ - sad slstera wsfss. hard weed fnlsh.
concrete Walks. I'll for $50 e S. per .aeatA.
Buildinx lots On Paris. tcaisge eza Ms s.ss
80 OTTAWA street. tAIi tron g e g.
LOB SALE-T1ousss and lots II di1saeet
snenihiy paymentx afterwards 4ots nae ecrs
properfy Within the oid city linlfA Aise NJ
block "a Bostwlek-st- - barrsia. %. Ven ss,;
EUR SALE IIos,se and Atty foot los. lu1 JET.
ierson avenue. lnanlre o. ! Z. smith. :,
wANTED-AGENTS-
WANTED Two Or t.rss psa , q settled =
sell ruxs. clocks and other house FURNISHINGS
IN city, References required. Z. +. Adams
Company. - South Division street. o.
WANTED-Travelinsm men to take - = side
" line some good selling furniture. 70 be
sald from photographic = per CENT .a comm y,
WANTED-Asen.s . handle side lire q
Mich. ietf
yVlDE.AwAKE worker. ever f 3D. ths
OGkAPHS Of the WORLp:v costing sise.ooe;
mammoth illustrated circulars and terms tree
unparalleled Success; NJ Tho:; !. Marin I'm:
Rose Adams. Wooster. o.. So In 20 minuieSi
Rev. J. Howard Madison. Lyons: n. 4. slM "a
hours; bonanza; magnincsnf eutht oniy y.
s'obs Bible Publishing Co. No: $50 Dearborn
| sl-. Chicago. ILL.,. OR Philadelphia Pa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-12
FOB RENT.

FOR RENT.
/ hno house ON Paris avenue. between
Cherry street and Wealthy avenue.
with all the modern improvements. II
m"dern Inn ss 49, y %
house. ZEN rooms. suitable Tor two lam
lilies, on Fifth avenue. nOar Union ST. Il W
house on Harlan street. I'd sscr from
Madison avenue. one block from uivfs-
ton street car "
Also suits ofr0oms In block on corner u
Hast street and Fifth avenue. to
rooms In suit W
1 house and barn and 10 acres land on
Fulton street. corner Fuller street.
FOR SALE.
large fine house with modern improve
meats. ~ Lagrave ST VERY ciicap'...--.-- <".ovV
W,th GOOD harm" Nun s..ss .s LOO
? houses at the foot Of Madison ave..
block from Division street car
l. Nv. S1sskP. sssso
house No. SIS n. Ionia street ......-....--. .t0v
house No. rs Jefferson avenue 20 q
farm. 50 acres. 80 -. Talmad &c St0l
5houses on West side. south OF Leorard -.
street rom 49, W -
Als) vacant lots in different parts Of the
city Money furnished TO build. II desired.
A'"c sA' '''"s " '1 NV. xoRTHRoP.
Over National City Bank.
u
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-12
THE GRAND RAPIDS
Land and improvement Co. S
REVISED LIST OF
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

Ten acres Of excellent garden land ono mile
south Of Burton avenue. for sale or rent
Handsome lots ON the Ben Philo addition
on Burton avenue. near Division street. for
sale; also the house aud barn on said plat
with garden spot. for sale or rent.
crave 1nc tract Of hardwood timber.
convenient to market. sad $1,000 cash TO ex-
change for desirable residence.
We have fine list Of desirable city property
Tor sale or exchange for good improved farms
Pine and Hardwood ttmbered lands In the
upper and lower peninsuas OF Michigan In
large or small tracts; also In Wisconsin.
Minnesota and the South for sale 1t bargains;
also mineral lands. farms. etc.. in all parts Of
the country.
We take fun charge Of property. advertise IL
for rent and coaec: and remit rents at si2 per
annum.
A fine section Of Kansas land with improve
ments, and Detroit city property TO exchange
for good Michigan farm or Grand Rapids city
property.
Cali and see rs II you desire to sell. buy. rent
or exchange property.
GRAND RAPIDS
LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
! g. Wopderly Building
Phone G67.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-12
THE MARKETS


CHICAGO, FED IL
YLouR-ouset Spring Wheat Patents, sAH
nA0. RE, tAo5350o. Winter Wheat Flour
Paseass. = soza 70. ssraishss. oANoA0
WurAr-Rlied fairly active and prices irreg
u,ar. No. cash AMI February, sA0ssc; May.
0x0o0Nc
CoRx-Moderafely active end unsettled No
and No Yellow. >okc: No Z HA0Sc. ana
No yellow g.: February. <oS840Sc; March
1oA0Aixe: May. Sk0&2Ae.
GAR Incidentally active and steady. NO
cnsh. seQe9Hc: May, 3ih03iAc Samples
steady, offerings moderate Ma a64sofc:
No white. sok0ss1c: No 2. 0h0aic: No
White. 32HQ15tte
MESS PoRK-Unsettled. Old cash. $50: new.
nj SAILS: May. ulG1oi:l0
LARD-Ssow and steady. Cash. 0Hn0A Ss,s;
May. sse7,s067ex-
PoULrnr-Livs Chickens, exoieSs Per ID;
Live Tnrkeya 70ioo per ID: Live Ducks looiic
pss 10; Lave Geese, A0o0Icoo per Dozen
BurrER-creamery. iso1sc: Dairy. ie03e;
Packing stock. i,0l7c
OILs-Wisconsin Prime White. INC: Water
white, re: Michigan Prime White, sAo: We
Ter White, io5sc; Indiana Prime White. eAc;
Water White. Toe: Headlight. is5 est SAC;
Gasoline. a dogs. ilc. ~ dogs, sAc
LrouoRs-Distilled Spirits quiet on he basis
az MIA par gal fos nnished goods
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-12
MONEY TO Loan,


no YOU WANT M0NEY?-If % you will
~ fnd IL 10 your advantage to sec Us before
borrowing.
horses wagons. or personal property OF any
kind ut the lowest possible rates and In the
quickest possible time.
our losns are made without Publicity ana
the property u left In your undistur5ed pos
session.
can be paid In full. or ia part. at any time to
suit your convenience. and any part paid re-
duces the cost Of carrying the loan.
Ii you owe 3 balance on furniture. piano or
other property. We will pay IL up Tor you and
carry Il as long - you desire
Our Offices are the most pleasant IN the CITY
and are so arranged that parties calling upen
us may 10 waited upon quickly and courte-
ously.
Remember that you have the use Of both the
property and the money and can return the
money 1T any tim : -
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN Co..
Room Tower block.
Corner OF Monroe. Pearl and CanalssA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-12

NANTED--i0 heavy teams for hauling los;
haul; IL experienced log cutters tnQmrc
section Is township Of Alpine. two nliss Sess
Of Plates grocery en- the Alpine grasei toe9.
A. l.. Hatch. ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-12

WANTED-Sood wood engraser. for turn
W ture work. Tzpp Bauer. linlxnapoil
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-12
WANrED-AGENTs.

WANIED Two or three men Of settled
w habits. vel dressed aud Intelligent, 10
cell ruxn clocks and other HOUSE, furhieh1uks
In city. References required. Z. f. Adams
COMPANY. 10 south Division street. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10
GROVER CLET ELAND
Pyegude,at Stan 5oy Zjcdnocz.
IeleOranlV ZeWSZad

Telegramy zewszad dono-
sza O swietnem zwYc1estwle
partyi demokrackiej W dnlu
5 Lisropada. Liczby poda,
wane "a Clevelandem 81 talk
olbrzymie, ze ME podlega luz
zndnej watpliwosci, Il Cleve-
land wybrany zostaf prey.
dentem. Istny sza} radoscl
panuje miedzy demokrac! q,
rozpacz miota repubilkanaml ,
bo talk stanowczego zwyc'es.
twa denoIrackle5o, okrop,
nego upokorzenla republ1ia
now, Mkt sic nle spodzleWaf'
New York State da} az 50
tysiecy wiqkszosci ma Cleve-
landa, a podoDMa W1eEszost
w tym naibardzlei zaludnlo
n{n Stanic, dotqd zawszt
rozssrzysa|a,
rusi bardzo z"iudnony
Stan Illinois, stanq} po strcni'
Clevelanda, uawct IndyAna
ojczysty Stan larr'aona
20 dcn,ohracku &iosowa|.
~ .,. Sal.,U,,r =,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10
o 25 PROCENT TANIEJ SPRZEDAJEMY.

Stevens Point pan Franclszek
GrygIaszewskl Z Minneapolis. Pan
Gryglaszewski objaSni1 mas, re Jest
republikanIncm, ze ma zamiar
nygios,G ma korlysc swc} partyn
poiityczna W Stevens P"in, mowe,
! zada}, ahysmy wydruIlowai
ogfoszcnia o repubI kahskim
,Specchu". Perswadoyallsmy panu
GrygIaSz"~skiemu, ze W Stevens
Point Polak6w repubhkanow ME
many, i tldmaczyllsny,ze og!osze
ma mo przyniosa zadnei korAyss,i
Ma z4danc jednak wvdrukowalis-
my zawlliomlen.e, re pan Grygla.
s1cwsN' zycly poznajom'd sic Z
tr;cjszq PnIona prosl obywateli
0 przybycle do hall Okraya "
sobote wleczorem. Pomlmo tax
oglqdnego zawialom,en,a tutejsi
demokracr PoIacy nadzwyczaj sic
oburzyIi g}osno wyrazajac swe
mezadowoIenle, przygotowanl byll
ia mebardzn mike przyjecie
slanownego republikanskicgo COS
Cia.
Panu Gryglasznwsk,emu jednak
chodzlfo to, nbv mice kon,erzu,e
+, move
W sobote w1cczorem zauwazy
llsmv, re pan Gryglashewskr
zaczaf 'racic energle, wldocznem
byto, ze wolaiby ne miet zadnej
W Stevens Point mowy.
! Okoio godzlnv izlewiatcj
y eczorem zebralo sic przeszfo
Awlnscie obvwatell ,'olak6w
zape}niIo hale Okraya, nareszcie
pr~ybN{ pan Gryglaszcwskl
rozpocz2f. move. Z ralwieksza
"wAg2 przys}uchwalismy sic mo-
we pana Gryglaszcwskleg", Iccz o
zayadach partYl repnblikansklej, co
hyto nlerwotnym jego zamlarem =
~" ns}NszellSmy zgola me-. Byiy
re"zor prawll bajeczKj l anegdotkl,
prtW't . Starym kraju zaslu
gach pofozonych przez niego dla
zwlqzku, o politYcc zas ME by4o
zadncj wzmIankl.
Pr1v koncu swel mowy pan
GrvglasAewcki zm!cnlf swe poll
tycznc przckonania. W obccnoscl
przcs1lo dwiesc,e osob powledziai:
.,bracla Polacy, Jcstem o1 dis
dcmokrat4, jestem prawdzlwym
polSkm demokrata". Zmlenlenie
prhrkonana by}ego cenzora
nadzwyczaj uclcsz7to tutejszych
Polak6w oklaskom ne by}o
kuiica
Tntejsze amerykanSk,e dem,
liratyczne gazety robIa plawdzlwy
fun" pana GryglaszewsKlego i,
! dowodzac, ze prlscy demokraci ze
Stevens Point umieja przerobiG w
jedny.n dnlu zacietyct repuhllka--
now ma dobrych demok My
, jednak sadzlmY, re p. Gryglaszew.
SKI pat,Zac ma poczciwych demo
krat1w prZemlcn!f ma dobre swc
zapatry wanna zostat prawdzlwym
4 demokrata, w5zail mus!my wlevyG
4 wiasnym lego sIowom
Pan Gryglaszewslu MAJ "a
nar oIwiedzlG Po~b korner,
Po!AeY jednak &amic~ztaIl W tam
t"j "koIjcy, po"iadai2, ze dpta,t
9 me nieil 81 zs,l vrdlie@ byIego
ornIor, i,.,.t rAego republ.
ilaniua ob p%erobjouego
(. prlo1 g.a- P,.ag ykow ma do
brn@o G.inalratc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10

bodzie uawet wtasna kieszeh
tych vrelkich Iudzi, 0 zgodzle
ME ,"a wiele mowy. Kllka
set fsm'i. mnlei lub wlecel,
jest b.g"t"!a, dla pewnych
areykatoi kov w Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10
gAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUsA
AWROCENl lie
NE1A "a NG a

Czytamy " hG"ik", %a2ecl"
tygodnlowej, wychodzqcrj " Ste
vcns Point, Wis, " nulnerz"
wydanyrn na Plqtek 4 I.istopadA
w zesziy P4tek przYbyt DO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10
Czytajcie
podziWialjcie!

w mum. 263 Kuyero Pol.
W Milwaukee, dina I Listo-
pada, znaIdmemy lm'e naz-
wlsko Mir' aka kruszki wy
drukD ~aue r,zmalteml czclon
kan, 26 razv. Slowem diva
dzieScia szesG'azy wydSuro"al
p. Neuman sweg" M
chalka Kruszke Prze
puscii to wlelkie imse przez
wszystkie przypadki deklina
cyl, wvjawszy W o ! all z a
Szkode! jakby to plekn'e
brzmla1o: 20 ty Michafku
Krusz|1o, w'elkl cz]owleku,
choc na]y me2u!"
Go TO lr,t1 AK . takiego )edne-
20 NJ. halxa ks!estwa staG
sic mole. . ko]umbie! Czesc
c chwalu, les cdkryi te BIO
goslawlona kraine. Gdyby ME
ty, czemby by} nasz Mlcha1ek !?
Czy moglbY lako senator sta
nowy uswietnlac polskle ln1'e,
q swojem prawodawstwem cy
wi]izowaG a,narvkaIlskle naro-
dy? = Nlgdy.
CzesG ci Koiumble, De two1e
odkrycle Mlchalkom wyszfc
IA honor i slave! A wy wlel
kopolskle gesl placzcle j le]c'e
1zy r2eslste. = Juz wasz MI
chaiek wiecel was po sfodkicl
zielonych trawnikach wcdz1(
ME bedz'e. - Badzcie wiec
.zdrowe = wy oswobodz;cielH
niegdys Raymu, WV szczy'
pragnieh kazdego niemca v
Berlinle, wy fabrykantk
slodkich ci-p'ych rierzyn :
vase oczy ln3 Mlchaixa ogla
daG ME be "a. Badzcie wi7'
zdrowe = 'irog'e gegu,ie, re
! gna Aas re izani
: WaSZ
: M1chdteh przYszfy senator
amerykahsxi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10
AforyzIllY
wyJete 2 ostatniej Zgoay.

Wedlug biura statystyczne-
20 Zwlazku N. 7. / Rzadu
centraluego ~ woh ni-r"du'
hczy Awrazek n. ?. lO,O5S
cztonkow, wyraznle: dAieslec
tysiecy p'eddz'esiat osm. Plze,
c,etna zas li.zba czlnnkow
tego s.,nego Zwiazku wynosl,
wedlug e>rkuIarza XIV dnia
lgo Llstopada 1892 r., $50
czfonkow, wyrazn'e:: p1ec ty-
slecy sto dziewiecdzleslat.
4. NotteI,
centrally rachmlstrz
u wolf narodu"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10

-
nak1adz,e etawnego hMt.ia |
Janka Paryza pod ty1nleIn |
BoSeuuu inne hczne mnl",sze
cuda. W,dz,my tn wiels'e pSy-
cholcgiczna { ZIawisko:: bezwy-
znan'uwcy masvnl W cula
ME w!er2a Sam je robla.!
Na,lepsza pochwala kllki
zwnazkcwej >a lej wfasue brudy.
Ziy nw'azkowrer (wiec sa
'arS ? P. r. wyclaga szvje
d. Szafllka - pra~y | rzrtelu9
zwiazkowlec szuka kory>a. P.
Mex me ziy ma gust j day.
lax widvc, do nleprzypuszczsl-
nel mn2noscl = chliptania w
korycIp.
Przeslo piec tys1ecy Poiak6w
katol'kow, ktor7v wv~faplll Ze
swojemi oznakami ka'olick'eml
(No,ve Zycie nazwaio jje ,,homa-
jam") W szeregacn oddziafu
katolick'ego W pochodzie
popeIn'll Io1roscwo (slc) a
wszySrY go notorycznenI
lo1raml. Tax osadz'i p Hr.
de Nic-wielki plsarz narodo-
wy, wo|l uarodu.
Organa Kropidlarskle znaAe
sa q hezczelnoscl, Ola togo
,eraA echo sredza. nllcza
wsty dza s1e ~ polakow
lt6rzy miell te bezczelnosc
laczenla s,e Q katoicklm %.
dziafem.
N Wv K t N I'd Zqody.
OIr, Wincentego Barzyn
sk,egp p. P'"tra Kio'basse
III ich bpzc7e}na '>H'rIl.ka
anupol-ka dz'A'aInosG powlesi
II juz from ira d r C
lwowscv ma rynku Lwowf
IN eHgie, szczegolme zas u
; to = VI ukryli Polakow v
masle katolicyzmu (sic) MI
pokazali lch masonom, 2ydkon
i bezwyznaniOwcom chicago
skim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10

Pu'nrY zw'a1kn"i .in"y y
niezl'cznuel ]lczbie r,ze,n :
szeregach avni'<h msso'ow
! bezwyz,,nnio N"5N " pochn
die ma czest Kolumba, ~ bra
Ii taklego znaczenla po''tV-
cznego, ae al mason'S"
Tribuu'a wydruk owaia brednle
lak,egos Adalli, w'elklego pol
sSlego patryoty, po EwaI'fa
bezwyznanie ,skaroi|a ka'ohko y
polakow swiecie zarqczyfa
il PcIska bqdzre ia drug rot;
podczas w st"wy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10

,,Hej ramie do ram'ena
pracujmy Nv z;sadach' (s'c)
Zv'qzku y. P, odsfapmy fairy
z"uszow, "yzysKW4cych Ola
sw;&h lnterc-5y karoilcy2m,
slucha]ny W ~pra~aeh rellg"
rad xap}an6w, kc6rzy stuza
Chrystusowi elolgracya
nasza bqdzle i" lno5ci 20.
~tqpowad odda usiugl O}czyz
ME , koSciojow a poisNa
bqdzie ma drug ro&. Cc
dal Bo2e. Amen
Koun e'uI1b2ly1 dyy =.
IGOD y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10

r1y wyp'erze je W ostrych so.
I,ch N rcnYch kwasach. -
Clesz sic narod2ie.!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10

Nlewa'p!lwe jest na)iepsze;
milczenie jest nlewatpllwe ,wlec
najlepsze - zatem my mllczec
ME mozemY. MY chcemy 30
bezwladniG" przeclwnlkow =
otworzyt oczy masom. ably NE
byiy slia odporna cyw'':za"y',
(sic) przedmiotem w'zY~kn
zal ora uswiaty +! przed,u2en'"n
niewoll W rozbiorze Z 'Is&'.' =
Panie a.. de Me. b6j ~;q Pa
ma Boga, ME pisz pan tax
gleboklch prawd b, yak e
masy przejrza, to was rozpedz4
na cztcry wlatry Iub wy}yn
czuja do nog
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10

Ga kieiY XIX mas II "a .
rz.'zi Z.i,z's1e,u \. 2. IL .
eek narob cuiosY G. tie
mara: st0uH ~ mi4jSc4 wcw@Y.
puszczoi"g n1o5"o$cl roto~at1@
go (sic) merry .us1"z@ln2
mo2IiwoS ia urAtowai go %
ka,"IicY1mn Cd szponow
chciwych ia grosz lego popow
poGwoil liczebme liczbq (slc)
czionkow - DO Ilc2be l0,O5S
= czlonkow ureduSowAl do
$50 czlonkow rrzecletnych,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10

W "a sne wlad ON y S c l
ZGody.

Imci y. Adall,, pokqtny
pisarz VI wo}; uarndu' lakn
ka Ai,., taiuu'N -jy , poto
mex " proslej I'm cd Gad'a:
syna Jakobnwego, ME lubl y.
PiolrA kio!has,e, hn mu tn
uazwlsko ~ ,.lrei'ne". Prosl'
vice p. Ada!.a lsSsegos gene,
rala alneryk,ll>& '"gO. a5y re
wzgledn ma - 'rrfne nazw'-
sKo, zaka1uf " arms wsZelklch
i<ieibas, oraz .p!ynYl ma urzad
sanitarny n.'as,n Chicago, aoY
ten3e, zwfas<rz" teraz W cza-
~le spoi1,.wanrj rnpubIlkan.
sk,eI cholery ~NdalIl z rnlasta
y. PlotrA Klelbt'A-se. 'raz
~szrlk- jeg" Aazwlzsk N
ochrzcvue ,,t,pf,vs; katuh-
ci<;e = z%pr,~adzi 10.
s>eruv kne!el ! loSSzyn pod
lytu|~m: Jumbo udalla11a =
Pon!ewaa zas w. 0. Wincen.
ty wielGlm Jest lubownlklem
tretnych klaibas przeto Sc
nerai a.neryl<on ,ki oblecai g
s<u.ac IA caiy I'D gent "a
kuracva szczup'-;"W4 p" "
dowsku. Zqod0 Nr 40.
Zsod" pnlnlqizy p,.laH":n
| 1n>t nlenulllwa hyb, 1
klika zwiazkova zgmeae
usunie Ma Zawsze pc"lerz@hn
tego pado,u wszystkich P'].
kow katollKow. Tedy zg"d;
zakv,ltnle miedzy zydkam'
masonam bezwyznan'owra.n
a o tel zgodzle bedzl'
d,le1 pisaia Zgola W Zgodzie
= Proroctwo ,,Swierszcza.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-10

Cora zatem naSza Wiara :.
nasz iezyk. nasze szkoly,
Cd tegc poganle wara!
Mech ME rzadza nami wo}y.
The record-union., 1892-12-29
SALVATION WORKERS

Captain Hun and Lieutenant Harmon
Lead an Army Meeting Last Night.
Last evening the Salvation Army bar
racks was packed with an attentive au-
dience. the occasion being the welcoming
of Captain Hull aud Lieutenant Harmon,
the ladies who have been 50 successful in
missionary work in Fresno.
These Jealous Salvation officers are on
their way to Reno. During the four
months they We're in Fresno some two
hundred persons protested conversion.
and the ladies disposed of 1000 copies OF
the Var cry. For some time the average
weekly attendance YVES 2,000.
After the street parade last evening the
meeting was led by the Fresno lassies.
and several Of the soldiers were invited
to testify, after which the audience was
entreated TO give their hearts to God and
torsake their evil ways.
At the close Of most successful and
largely attended meeting ever held by the
Salvation Army in tins city. some two
hundred people remained to partake of a
coffee and cake lunch, which was appa-
rently much enjoyed by the participants,
judging from their happy, smiling faces.
During the repast Army songs were freely
INDUCED in.
Captain Hull and Lieutenant Harmon
Will address the meeting again tonight.
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THE NEW COMPANY.
Articles of Incorporation of the Gala
tin-I .ive1.rnni.e Enta1.n1.Isa.

Articles of Incorporation of the Gala
tin ivermore Enterprise.
Articles Of incorporation of the Sacra-
mento Electric Power and Light Com
pany were filed with the County Clerk
yesterday.
The corporation says it proposes to
contract for water and other power to be
used by it, or to be furnished to other cor
porations and individuals; to purchase,
construct, lease, maintain and operate
works and all necessary appurtenances,
apparatus and appliances for electric and
other methods OF lighting and heating; to
acquire and obtain franchises and rights
to run railways, the cars on which shall
be propelled by electricity or other mo-
tive power, and to construct, maintain
and operate the same; TO con-
struct, maintain and operate a
street railway in the city of
Sacramento over and along and upon
certain streets, as set out in ordinance
No. BOZ. passed by the Trustees on Octo-
Der 10, 1892, and other street railways in
Sacramento and elsewhere, as franchises
or rights TO operate the same may here
after be acquired.
The principal place Of business is to be
in San Francisco. The directors APP
pointed for the first year are Albert Gal
latin OF san Francisco, and A. j. kalston,
II. 2. Livermore, c. +. Livermore and
Joshua Barker, all of Oakland. The
amount of capital stock is 81, 100000,
divided into 1900 shares OF the par value
OF 500 each. The amount Of capital stock
subscribed is $1,000, which has been
subscribed by the directors III the sum of
s., 20J.
The same gentlemen filed articles of in
corporation Of the Sacramento County
Water Company, the purposes of which
are to buy, sell, rent, lease or appropriate
water rights etc, for public, domestic,
mechanical or manufacturing purposes
at any point in the State. The amount of
capital stock is 1900 900, divided into
10000 shares at 500 each
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A GOOD-SIZED WAD

san Francisco Pays In Upward of a
Million and a Quarter Dollars.
That's good-sized wad to come in at
one time and in one payment" remarked
Deputy State Treasurer Loutitt to a
RECoRD-UNION reporter yesterday as he
pointed to over a million and quarter in
gold coin which was piled in bags on the
floor of the Office.
THAT pile contains just 81 ,26O, 297 81.
and we have just finished counting it,,
The payment was made by j. w
Widber, Treasurer for San Francisco
City and County, who came along with
the coin and assisted in counting it over
to Treasurer Mcdonald.
The money was delivered at the Capitol
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at l O'Clock, and the entire amount was
counted and receipted for shortly before
Sin less than two hours.
Besides the amount received from San
Francisco the following amounts were
paid in by the Treasurers of the counties
named:
D. r. Hawkins for Alpine County,
Sl.603 %.
c. R. Danes for San Diego County, $751;
740 IS.
SO2 81.
Thomas P. Nelson for Fresno County,
$50, 800 s..
\ majority of the counties have made
their final settlements for the year and
the coin is safely slowed away in the
vault.
a round s., 200, 900 in gold coin occupies
a small space in the vault and looks as if
1t might be carried off in wheelbarrow,
and 1t might if it were not so heavy.
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A "STWASH" SANTA CLAUS.
Pleasant Entertainment at the MoISeI-
umne District SchooIhouse.

Pleasant Entertainment at the Mol1eI-
umne District SchOolhouse.
The people of Mokelumne School Dis
trict spent a very enjoyable Christmas
eve at the schoolhouse. Suitable exer-
cises had been prepared, and were well
rendered by the pupils of the district,
who were evidently doing their best to
please Santa Claus.
When the exercises were finished the
Christmas tree was lighted up, and Santa
Claus made his appearance. He was GER
tainly "a right jolly old elf" aud sighted
no one. Both old and young enjoyed his
visit'exceedingly.
Credit is due to Mrs. CLAIM. one Of the
Trustees of the district, who showed rare
taste in the purchasing Of materials and
! in the decoration of the tree. In the lat
ter work she was ably assisted by the
teacher, Miss Anna McLanahan; Mrs.
! Houston, another Trustee, also assisted
in the preparations.
Everyone went away well pleased with
the evenings entertainment, and conf
dent that the Siwash Christmas tree
would compare favorably with any other.
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WANTS DAMAGES
Charles Swezy Sues the Central Elec.
trio Railway Company.

Charles Swezy Sues the Central Elec-
tric hallway Company.
Charles E. Swezy, the attorney, COM
menced suit in the Superior Court yes
terday afternoon against the Central
Electric Railway Company for S25, 400
damages.
Swezy declares that on the 18th of July
last he was riding a horse on K street
when he was run into by one of the cleo
trio cars on that street. The jar threw
him OF the horse into the street, causing
q fracture of the large bone of the left leg
above the ankle and dislocation OF the
ankle joint He alleges that the collision
was due to carelessness on the part Of the
motOrman. Swezy sets forth that he
himself used due care and was not to
blame for tie accident. He says that by
reason Of the accident he will be cripple
for life.
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A Trick That Wears Well.

One Charles White is under arrest on
charge Of having worked oil SO Con-
federate bill Oh the proprietress of the
White House in payment Of bill for
81 80 for room rent.
The victim, Mrs. Klink, identified the
prisoner as the person who passed the
bogus bill on her. He is said to have also
victimized several other persons by the
same mOss-grown trick.
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ton. His parents say they cannot keep
nm at home. They might as well have
him measured now for coffin, for only
the most toughened hobos can hope TO
escape death in the prison in It's present
foul condition.
The closing of the prison sewer has
filed the place with the rankest of odors.
rendering it unfit for occupancy.