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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-21

Ia good enough for Hood's Sarsaparllla
there Il no need OF emf ellishmen mt
or fsonsntlouallsm. Simply what
HOODS SArsp arilla does, that tells the
story Of It's merit. H. you have never
realized iis benefits single battle will
convince you II IN n good medicine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-21

" NiFbt Whih''
From the DaGg rtr M, whA'oon. wash
al. q. Burnett, The dsm0orAsio can
didate Tor sheriff, was taken violently
III at Clesrbrook. He had all the sym.
toms Of Asiatic Cholera, and for an
hour or two 1t was feared he would do.
They finally gave him dose OF Cham
berlsiu's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhes
Remedy, which revived him until a
physician arrived" Tha, isipreciseiy
what the Manufacturers OF that meii-
cine recommend fof cholers. send for
y pbysicisn, hut give theif medicines
until physician arrives. II cholera
becomes prevalent IN this country next
summer this PREPARATION VIII be In
great demand because II can always be
dependH upon. For sale by Y. q. ".
l. Drug Dept. d@s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-21

1000 Slightly soiIed Bea .ym y :.
lust arrived, ous.half price, NJ SALT
LAKE Eof-t1,trfT tO.Of.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-21

II lbs sugar for 81, at Salt Lake
Equitable Co-np.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-21

Rs' These are from One Department. but Evoi.y
Other can Supply Something Useful or Valuable
as Memento of Affectionote Gift-gving
G H r L sim A s. 7
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-21
Suggests emlnenty desirable any
articles;
A Nice Silk UMBRELLA.

A Nice Silk UMBRELLA.
A SILK DRESS, Black or Colored
A Handsome Silk Neck SCARF.
A Recherche Duchess Handkerchief.
A Box Fine Cambria Handcherchiefs
A Pair or dOz. Kid Gloves, Assorted.
A Cosy Set of FURS.
A Warm, Dressy Beaver SHAWL
A Useful WALKING COAT.
A Lovely TEA GOWN.
A Set of Hemstitched Table Linen
A Silk Quilt or Pair of PILLOWS,
A Pair of Fine White BLANKETS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-21

Excursion Tickets 70 All par" o.
EuroDe. Lees than regular rates. W.
q. KIND. Walker House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

Grove avenue from Laurel to Lombardy. G:
PARK avenue from Harrison To Lombardy, 3;
Monroe Park. 4: Chimborazo Park. z: Capitol
Square. ( Dock street from Fourteenth TO
Ash. ID: Beach street. 2: Culyert street. 3;
Cherry street. 8 Laurel stree. 3: Pine street.
3; Belvidere street. ): Jackson street from
Fifth 20 II. Peter. =: Duyal street from SeY-
enth 10 Brook avenue. 7; Charity street from
Second & st. Peter. g.; Marshall PARK z;
Baker street from Seventh to BROOK avenue .
Federal street from Second to ~. Peter .;
Coutts street from Second 70 81 beter, :;
Hill street from Second to II, Peter. o.
Orange street from Second 70 IT. IeteT' %
Bacon street from Second to ~. fete1' y
GOdd.n street from Calhoun 20 hickory =
Cabell street from Calhoun 70 hickory' =
Creek street from Calhoun 10 hickory J.
Moore street (: Seventeenth street from
Venaole to Hospital. 9: Church-hhl avenue
3; Mason street. 4; Nelson street. 4; y street.
4; Z street. 8; Q street. o; Orleans street =;
Louisiana street 6. Denny street. o. NlcnoI-
son street. 4, Williamsburg avenue D; "
ginia street. l. Byrd street, ID; Gsnoies
Hill Park. 2; Fourteenth street, south Sue
of Dock. l. Who.e number $50.
A special meeting OF the committee VIII ne
called at an early date. probably on Iuesday
evening. when tie report Of superintendent
Adams viii DO considered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
The lights Of Richmond.

The Committee on Electric Light OF the
CITY Council was called for a meeting at
the Council chamber last evening to transact
Tia nsual routine business. Only Chairman
Courtney and Mr. Bowden were present and
in the absence of quorum no business could
ia transacted superintendent ADAMS, OF
the rity gas works, was present and submit
ted tho following communication TO tle COM
mttee: :.,.-..;... =
herewith submit for your CONSIDERATION the
number and location OF the electric lights
necessary TO light the city ms estimate IN
cludes the entire territory WITHIN the corpO-
ito Imits | would suggest that tho lights
ba located as designated on the principal
Oo~olleI streets and the remainder Of the
g. bnndred lights be distributed to the
Last advantage in the northern and
southern sections OF the CITY. As tho
CONTRACT provides that the poles shall be
erected subject 10 the approval ~ tue Olty
Tngiueer. and mast arms used when neces-
60. I do not think il advisable 10 suggest
how the lights shall be hung without first
coneultinp the Engineer. In my Judgme
csn see hut very few places where mast arms
can be of any advantage.
The communication was accompanied by a
statement locating the seYerai electric lights
in the following manner
- MIN street from Twenty-eighth - LON.
hardv one on each corner, 81: franklin street
fromi Thirtieth TO Lombardy, one on each
nnrnsr 20 Bank street from Twelfth 10 Ninth
street D. Grace street from 1wenty-ninth to
Iombsriy. 80; Broad street from Thirty.
fourth 10 Lombariy. 46 Marshall street from
THIRTY .tourth 10 Lombardy as; Clay street
! from Thirty-first 10 Lombsrdy. 37 Leigh
street from Thirty-frst to Lombardy Sc. Cary
street from Twenty-eighth to Lombardy. 80;
| Canal streot from thirteenth TO Beach 25:
| Floyd avenue from Laurel to Lombardy. 8;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
CLOAKS, CLOAKS

The bottom has dropped out and the prices
arc all down. You can save money by buying
your Cloak here il you need one.
Just think. $3.50 buys a nice jacket which sold
Tor - and 81; IS buys ten-doilar Cloak
$3.50 buys nice Misses Newmarket which
sold for g.. 80 and IS; any Cloak at Just 80
per cent. less than the regular price
They must be sold regardless Of cost We do
not want to carry a single one over and that "a
why we have made such sweeping reductions.
Cassimeres at g5.S 40 and jOc These are all
new goods and are very cheap.
White Flannels at 20 and DC; Atwood and very
fine.
Red Twilled Flannels at 25c.; all wool.
Gray Flannels at l2lgc.
20 Ladies Gossamers at SOC
Towels at 10. l219, IS 1895 % and $50.
Lace Curtains in great variety.
Remember the nice Lace which we have dis
played and the Hamburg Edg mss aud Insert
ings. NaInsook Edglngs and lnsertings, Swiss
Edgings and Insertings.
Cotton Hirdeye q inches wide, sjc
Remnants OF Dress Goods az all prices.
Ladies Ribbed Vests az PIC
Those Embossed Cuff Gauntlets which we have
advertised at s.75 are beautiful and tho
newest thlngs out-in all new light shades
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
'T|'HE TOWER,
9O1-.Coy. Second and Broad SITS. --2O3

100 Bed Spreads 81 ssc.; these are the ei25 onea
A few pair more Of those soiled Blankets to be
sold cheap.
Down Quilts Mt cost.
Carpets. Druggo,s and Rags cheaper than
ever boflre.
Noextra charge for making and laying car
pets.
duced prices
Remnants Of Oil Cloths and Mattings.
We have the larees, display Of Hamburg Ldg-
ings and lnsertings to be found anywhere IN
the city. and the prices are the lowest
Remnants OF al kinds OF goods. Gingnams.
Calicoes. Flannels. Camhrics. Bleached aud Tn.
bleached Cottons. Canton tlannels Dress
Goods. &c. all at a sacrifice.
10, Remnants Bleached Canton flannels' real
good, s.6i4c.
few more OF those Nice Plaid and Striped
Musins left at s1ac.
Good Dark Calicocs. ilSc.
Indigo Blue Caiicocs. SIC.
Ladies Swiss Ribbed Vest, elegant, good silk
front. reduced % sc.
Mems Cotton and Wool Vests extra cheap good
ones at 3D.. 37l6 and SOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

Two coming events are Just now engaging
the attention Of our Catholic .eiI0w-citizens.
One Of these is the 81. Patrick's day ceebra-
ton. For this Mr. William Rankin has been
selected as chief marshal Another impor-
tant matter is the grand reunion and mass
meeting OF all the Catholic societies. This
meeting will he held at an early date at
Cathedral Hall. The objects are un'iication
OF all of the societies aud closer blending IN
tie good work in which they are engaged.
Mr.. Michael Glennan. of Norfolk one ot the
most prominent Catholic society men IN the
country viii be invited TO address the meet
ing. and there will be other prominent speak
ers The McGill Catholic Union meets next
Monday night. and very interesting pro-
gramme has been prepared.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

Mr.. Richard Mccoy. general manager Of
Carson Line Company at Nverton, Va. APP
peared before the Committee on Roads and
Internal Navigation OF the House OF Dee
Gates Yesterday morning in opposition to tro
Kent Railroad Commission oil. Mr.. Kent
the patron of the bill. says that the com
mittee have promised him TO endeayor TO
have a vote on the bill next Thursday. Mt.
John Jackson gave notice that ~ the earliest
possible moment he would call up tie bill
introduced by Colonel Williams. OF Augusta
proyiding for separate cars on railroads for
white and cOored passengers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

In the police court yesterday morning
Ju tice Crutchfeld disposed OF the following
cases
George b. Lineback, charged with perjury.
Case dismissed on account OF the death Oh
accused. Ii seems that deceased was horse
trader and some months ago on the streets
here used language toward Mr.. Catlin which
led 70 the arrest. Lineback was bailed for
MS appearance. with Mr.. John L. Hughes as
bondsman. Yesterday morning the latter
appeared in court with evidence that Line
back had been kicked by horse, causing
almost instant death
John Henderson (colored) was given sixty
DAYS in Jail in default of surety On the charge
of being a suspicious character.
Richard Baker and John Martin (hoth col
ored) sent TO the grand jury for breaking and
entering tho vacant house 2ll5 east Marshall
street and stealing u lot of lead pipe.
Grant Simmons (colOred) was sent TO the
Grand iury on two charges of stealing lead
nine and lacks from John Downs.
David Johnson. charged with cutting Jen-
ME Hunt with "a razor was sent to the grand
jury -, :, dafo,,i. -
security on the charge OF being suspicious
character.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
VALUABLE VIRGINIA
LAW BOOKS.
JoHNsroNs BOOK OF FORMS. 80.

JOHNSTON'S BOOK OF FORMS. SO.
MATTHEW'S CIV. b. FORMS. Civil and
Criminal Cases. $3.50.
ROBINsON'S John COLLECTIONS OF
FORMS FOR CLERKS, is2G.
ROBINsONs (CONwAY) FORMS adapted
to tho Practice in Virginia. isli.
SANDS a. H. PRACTICAL FORMS, 1872,
$3.50
SANDS, CA. H SUIT IN EQUITY. 1882.
&C.
MARTINS INDEX VIRGINIA REPORTS
'75to'3l VOL IT,. e.
MATTHEWS d. NJ GUIDE TO CoMhlS-
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MATTHEW'S q. NJ CRIMINAL DIGEST,
LAWS OF VIRGINIA, Sd edition. 1880. IS.
cartons Or. T. LAW PRACTICE. Civil
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JFFFERsONs CTHOMAs) VIRGINIA RE
PORTS. from 1880 to 1910, and from 1868 10
1872. hall binding.
WHITES (GEORGE) VIRGINIA RE-
PORTS. 1852.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

ranged. with little pancs Of oil widths, and
the tables and chairs Of most comfortable
description.
The arrangements arc perfect a. far as the
ladies are concerned for tho house Ia 30 mr.
ranged that they can occupy their apartments
and be GU of. as it were. from the balance OK
the club house. They have an entrance front
Ing on Monroe street and the staircase inside
the building is entirely private when one door
is shut
The kitchen is so arranged that the odor
arising from the culinary proceedings goes
through air shafts ana escapes above the
roof. This is q very satisfactory arIange-
ment. keeping tho odor from circulating
through the house.
BRILLIANT LIGHTS
The house is lighted by both gas and cleo
tricitv and heated 10y registers. There 10 no
steam heat The windows Of tho parlor on
sbe main floor are excellent. and Sunday
mornings will find many of fashions devotees
occunvinr them. The furniture and other
appo ntments were purchased in New York.
and most of the former was made to order
from designs selected.
The architecture Of the building. both as
regards interior and exterior. is OF the CO.
lonial order. and IS elegant. pretty and taste
ful III all the details. The material is granite.
with red sandstone facings 70 its first or main
floor. and thence the best stock brick. with
terra Gotta Or innings. and the general effect
of the elevation is one Of solidity and rich
ness.
The principal or Franklin-street entrance is
generous. being approached from the pave
meut 10y a wide fight OF granite steps. rising
TO yard landing, from which flight of out
wsrd-curved sandstone steps leads TO the Dor
tico. The total cost Of the club house. with It's
furnishings is about $50. 900 to 400. OOO.
The officers of the club are: President. Dir.
Alfred T. Harris: Nice-President Mr.. Joseph
Bryan Treasurer and Acting Secretary, Mr..
J. s. Crenshaw. The building committee con,
ssts of Mossrs. Z. II. Mayo. }. W. Allison and
G.. +. Boiling. and the house committee Is as
follows Messrs. Byrd Warwick. chairman;
W. J.. Sheppard and Levin Joynes.
The corporation OF the Richmond Club Is
merged into tho Commonwealth. Most OF
the members Of the former now belong to the
llffer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

I lot OF French Woven Corsets, sizes "a, %, g.
q. y and %. reduced TO acc.
lot Atwood Striped and Plaid sorges. re-
duced 20 3sl5c.
,lot Plaid and Striped Wool serges reduced to
25c.
,lo4 Plaid and Striped Wool Flannels reduced
10 2jc.
lot Ne: Shades Wool Cheviots, very fine. re
duced to5c-
7 lot Fine Wool Henriettss. elegant finish. new
shades. 25c.
lot Remnants Fine Wool d. ess Goods reduced
to 1890.
lot Fine Wool Henriettas and serges reduced
10 35c.
lot Fine All-Wool Cheyio.s in tan and gray
suitable for ladies' spring jackets sc. per
yard.
lot Childrens White Tibet Sets reduced
from 81 TO si.25.
Great display in fine Laces in white cream ana
/ black. an new and beautiful patterns Ia foih'
/ de Gene. Point de Ireland. Point lie Paris IVORY
Antique yals and Cron'als
Evening silks, Point dEsprit al shades OF
! silk Muls. verT cheap.
Evening Gauze I'M all shades.
Fanc- and Plain China Silks, Fables and
Surah- in all new shades
Ladies evening Gloves IN All shades lengths
and prices.
Ladies Embossed Gaun.lets in all the new
light shades
LADIES' Mousquetaires in new light SHADES sl.So
aides Mousque'aires, job lot reduced TO o'c'
French Percaies a. 10 and 1910
Merrimsck Calicoes at5isc
New Spring Ginehams at 81, 10 and i2l2c.
opieces Fine Untleached Cotton at &c.
% dozen Mems Extra Heavy Mixed Socks fun
regular. no seams. i65ac.
10 dozen Mems Soid-Colored Half Hose, fun
regular. no seams. 163sc
Mems Linen Collars. If, 49, and 49, for loo.
| Mems Linen Cuffs l0c pair.
Mems Initial Handkerchie.s. 2oc
Mems Pure Silk Hemstitched Handkerchiefs
soc.
Swiss Edgings and Insertings Hamburg Edg
ing and Inserting. All new and pretty very
cheap.
Ladies Hose at l2l6c., full regular made and
fast black.
Children Hose, extra quality ribbed at 12]Sc.
2 10 9l5
Ladies, Fast Black Hose, Sc
A few Ladies Balmoral skirts left Will be
closed ont cheap
Chiffon in pink. blue, cream, lilac canary red
aud black, soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

Quite a number Of members Of the two
houses Of the General Assembly went to VII
Iouohbv Spit. near Norfolk Yesterday after
noon upon the invitation of some of the OIL
cas of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and
others The party lett in a special car fur
nished by the railroad company on the 20
train. They will to-day enjoy themselves at
an old-fashioned clam bake and Will Lite TO-
night return 70 Richmond by special car.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
rnisconnl snndav-sehool Union.

Tho quarterly meeting Of the Episcopal
Sundav-School Union will be held this
evening at o'clock in All Saints church.
Rev. DR.. Newton and others will deliver short
addresses Each superintendent will make a
report of his school operations and Rev, Dr.
Burton will talk upon the subject of sun
day-School Institutes and their Workings
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
n.mncrnflc Meefing.

Monroe Ward Democratic Club held a meet
ing at Reds Hall, No 20 south second
street. last evening. President j. 5. l.. ovens
called the meeting to order. Sheriff Gates
was present and addressed the club: also sew
eral members spoke in behalf of Alessrs. John
Hughes and p. r. Winston, candidates tor
Sheriff: also for Mr.. II. Sellie Jenning. can
dictate Tor Tity SergeaHt on H. ~ n"'''s0"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

The body OF the man drowned in the canal
locks between T welfth and Thirteenth streets
Friday night was found Yesterday mor-ing
under the arch of the latter street. Ii WAS
soon identified as that of Charles {. Bow O..
thirty-iye wears Of age. He was box-maker
and q man of rather dissipated habits. me
remains were viewed by the Coroner and
turned over to his relatives. II WAS OF hrst
thought lie was Charles Bowen OF Manches-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
Their Views Invited.

Judge George l.. Chri tian. Mr.. s. II.
Halves and other members Of the Chamber
of Commerce. as we'll as outsiders. have been
invited to appear lefore the House Commit
tee on Roads and Internal Navigation next
Tuesday morning 20 give their views on the
Railroad Commission bill. The committee
will meet in the room OF the Southern histor-
ical Society, at the Capitol. at 10 a. NJ. sharp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
character.
Hal AinHnue. =

The Aerts will give bal mas4ue az sanger
Hal Thnrsdav evening. February 18th. The
folovin, are the committees Arrangement
Fritz Viii William Wolf. William p. Brandt
Aug. Dirtz. Floor--W Il. Anderson. Jr.. H.
Briel. w. H. Zimmerman, Jr; IL requss
ted that all remain for fash light group
by Foster.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
rn Annnint nn Adintanf-GenernI.

will meet nj the Exchange Hotel tomorrow
afternoon Mt o'clock TO consider the bill IN
reference to the appointment and duties OK
the Adiutant- General. 1t IS expected that a
number of commissioned officers Of the Viz
ginia Volunteers will appear before the COM
mittap
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31
,vrATnEH FORECAST.

- WAsHrNGTON. ID. c.. Jan S1.-For Nir-
. ,ginia: Fair Sunday and Monday; north
IfAR yves winds
NJ" For North Carolina and South Caro-
- lima. rair Til Monday night; sliEAly
cooler on the South Carolina coast
nnHh winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JANUARY 81. 1872
gr, rises .1.16 Noon sets ....1:i7 p. N.
sun sots.............5.s2 Days length. iJh ION.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JANUARY 30. 1872.
ARRIVED.
Steamships: Richmond Janney, New York.
merchandise; Allegheny Parker. from iroFi-
deuce. merchandise: charlotte. Captain MCKEE
from Baltimore, merchandise anu passengers.
DEPARTURES.
Allegheny. Norfolk. merchandise; Allsa
CRAIG Norfolk. 20 complete cargo for Liver
nool. cotton: Richmond. New York. mercnan,
disc: Charlotte. Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

Rid yourself Of that discomfort and danger
attending a cold by using Or. d. Jaynes
Fxpectorant. an old established curative
for coughs. sore throat and pulmonary alice
tiOus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

TOWER.-Died. SATURDAY morning, Goth at 3
O'Clock. ISAAC s. TOWER; aged sixty-two
years n =,
Funeral from Monumental church at z. N.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-31

On the top floor of the house is situated the
Kitchen, ~ the south Of the building. There
large range with every other convenience,
s-l lockers abound that would delight q
hllsekeeper's heart. "Beebe" il the ranges
tane There are windows on three sides Of
ue rooni aud Just few steps 70 the right is
wat might be called tho serying-rOom. In
,-s room IN one side is the dumb walters for
..oi' eic on another IS the head IF tho ser
vents staircase. while IN a thnd side IL stu
..-i bot and cold water tanks for washing
purposes.
lsys,e 'ns moor, as with the hrst hoor, are
nv 'etores and seven sleeping apartments
:. we rorta 4 the kitchen lie q card-room,
nflleh Is situated in the t5wer Of the building.
@Ne windows IN tho room are artistlcally ar
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-11

there was no original contract for clocks,
how can the honorable board with old
$4,000 on account OF clocks, against the
contract with Mr.. Brady?
"It is true that Mr.. Brady did not
offer system of clocks for $1100, but
Mr.. Brady did say, in black and white
that $110O was all he intended to put
into the clock and appliances. Hence
the abortion that was originally put in
the building.
Nothing is said about what Brady was
to receive for the clocks in case of their
going we'll for three months or more,
but the records will show that 1880
was the amount for which the warrants
would have been drawn in case OF pay
ment for the toy he did put in. Mr..
Brady did not, but would have asked
the county to pay the $3.50 If the clocks
had walked for three months-and ac-
cording to Mr.. Brady's own statement
$1100 was all he intended to expend on
the dumb timers. There NAV have
been mistake, though not likely, as to
the amount of the present contract Of
$1125, but it is certain that an extra
5000 cut figure, and that this 5000
would eventually come in, there is no
doubt, because the bars were left down
for its admittance.
II do not charge that the board of
supervisors as q whole are responsible
for any OF these mistakes, but l do say
there is niger in the fence, and l in
vite an investigation. Men are ready TO
come before the board or before the
grand jury and explain. Did the board
of supervisors aek the aid of an expert
when they bought the Brady toy? Did
the board OF supervisors follow the
specifications in selecting such toy? No
attention was paid to the original epeci-
fications with regard to the court house
clocks.
'It is said that Mr.. Perry went to San
Francisco and bought the Brady hobo
on bis own account, not asking the ad-
vice of nybody-and in direct oppoei-
tion to the meaning of the specifications.
/ think that the clock question needs in
vestigation. Experts can say much to
open the eyes OF the taxpayers"
MIR. MoNTaoMERY's STATEMENT.
Mr.. Montgomery was seen yesterday
by a HERALD reporter. He stated that
as far as his firm is concerned, they
had nothing to hide with regard to their
contract for the court house clocks. He
gave substantially the statement printed
above as to their contract with the
board; that they were to receive $1125
for 16 clocks and the tower clock, and
5000 additional in case they put in four
dials. The HERALD has no desire to
cast any reflections upon the firm of
Montgomery Bros. Their contract was
in every way an honorable one. The
Objectionable features concern other
parties entirely.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-11

Hoods Pills act easily. yet enicientiy.