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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
FAafilY DIES IN A DAY.

lsi. Iotitr aud Two Infants sad
t..uiu: "t spring valley, Minn.
dIEy. Mimi, Jan. ia
r,egies - fatalities occurred here
Whole family IN the course
art ha.t hour. were wiped out Of
frank Ostfander, who with
a, vci Iii all isolated spot on
y Creek, Fillmore Township,
Ee1 hadty y hilc chopping timber.
.....- aelped home and put To bed.
evening his Wife, who was in a
a. sta 9a.iltIoH, went IL the barn 10
H,- COVE the dutv which her hus-
GAa Usually performed. The amt
54- unused 10 the care Of woman =
ual before -he had hall
the milking, it kicked her
ACROSS the haln. Half
aai unable 10 walk,
ru 'rd through the STOW and ice TO
where, unald"d and alone.
aE- gth to tHll,s. Ia her great
-IH hyr two little darljn9s
a.rlen of grief was too great
III t.8,r - bear, and, alone in
eIJt room, with her husband
HHahle - move, she. too.
al ual / the strain and took the
.r, 81 death horttv after tie
1a llt #ttlter. IN his frenzy of
ifti stand i 10 longer, and in
at- 81 .iec from his bed 10 60
N.. assistance started his IN
.ecdl34, and bied to death.
Ha So lted 10 those who came
n-., Whcn il was too late. Is
t5re ton, AMI no words in
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
PREPARING SHIPS FOR WAR.


PmnAnEl >nIl, Jan. l%.-The work Of
recently bIj'l at the LeagIe Isl
ana Navy lard preparatory to an eN-
animation ot tie bottom Of the mcn-
ltor Montauk, Was begun this mora
Ing. This VIII yomsgwe two or three
DAYS. Al day Saturday tclegrams were
pas,in" between League Island and
Washington, and, rs a result today a
force Oi Hg0 sufficient to equip the YES
sci tor sea III less thGn three wcnas was
put 10 work. This will require liz adit-
ton 10 Tie force oi mechanics already
employed, fourteen mctuuiats, boiler
makers and cnTIersmlths.
SIX months ago the monitors Nahant
aid Jason were dry locked aud ;huiE
bottoms serapcd. The orders from the
Navy Department require that the
Moutauk : engines lie tired alter she is
thoroughly overhauicd. Capt. Cough
lin, the acting coIamIndaRt at League
Island, saws the monitor cOuid he
equipped for sea N week if necessity
required il. In an interview here Ac
said: Tho Nuntauk has not been oHt
of the Wat"l Tor eighteen wears, and she
is Il vessel with ouly her engines and
guns aboard. That is 10 say she IL
dismau,it.t, VS. li,rIe WAS no occasion
during Il tong period of ljlcness 10 have
her equipped. She Is as vel! preserved
as il Is possible 10, ANY boat to be. Inor
der 10 preserve the "n-lEns II u ucCCs-
sErV 20 separate many OF The parts. aQi
it II almost like t.Gi5iing new engine
to pur tham together. 1t viii take
three weeks to SO it, Is nave in
ic:rcd, il ease Of emergency we could
.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23

SIGNIFICANT FIGURES OK MON
EY CIRCULATION.
Tie Grand Old Mantle Cost OF Amer
shirs-Aga;nst Fre. Coma. Tin
and Tcrne f'Iate.-keep epiag Our Home
Narket-SotaS.
Money in Circulation.

Oar Democratic friends lave been
fostering the idea that the Republican
administration has restricted the cur
rencv. They have time ard tinc again
EXPRESSED tho Tear" thHtttis has cen.
OF course. they wouldn't carefully study
the report 0! the Treasury department
on the subject, for il they had. aud they
wanted to be honest, they would soon
discover that there was no ground fer
any sort of alarm that the currency was
being contracted. 1t may be Of some
advantage to these alarnists on tie eur
that the only year of the
has been any decrease whatever
in the aggregate circulation ontside the
treasury WAS he iirat wear Of sir.
CeVclaUd's administrations The New
York Tribune, speaking OF these Demo
cratic alarniSts, saws: lit viii not
please but may instruct them 10 know
that the amount OF silver and paper re-
deemable in silver in actual circulation
has Increased only Sll i::!-," ,"49 duginE.
the last year ia spite of the especial 0p
portunities Tor its increase, while tAe
circulation Of other kinds OF money has
increased about SIS 4o3, 800.
Inns Df1lclal statement al C!fCulatlJn
il a painful eXtingui3hcr OF claptrap
about tie currency. II shows that ti!e
total amount in actual use outside the
treasury has increased 81, ,3i@,G5& dur:
ing he iast month, and 81, ,S45,7Sj dur-
ing The last year ard It has risen at ,;,st
To @24.52 Fer capita according to the
official reckoning ot population. The
greater part Of the increase during the
calendar year has been, IS is usual, duT
ing tie last six months. Tie following
statement is compiled troIu the last al
nuai rcuort of the treasurer Of tEs
United States, except for the last ha!j
year, the figures for which are added
from the treasury statoncn. lust pub
lished:
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Note

The York Pa Dispatch SAYS tlat a.
ready S3.aG1.00J OF capital has been IN
vested in American tin-piate mills, ana
the output viii soon be -. 600 boxes per
week ot purely American manufacture.
From sheffield, the center Of English
cutlery manufacture. comes the news
that the trade o. 1921, under the Nc
k5uier law, was not cnc-lalt the trade
Of $40. This means that IN about the
same proportion Americans used more
American made cutlery in l-4i than IN
the former year. Yet nobod" has
heard Of any advance in the price of
cutlery. The home supply has been
expanded 10 fiji the demand, furnish
ing more employment for American
workingmeu, but not adding 10 lhe cost
or i m erlcau consumers.
Hill is the man for the Democrats.
There Is no person IN the Demo
cratic ranks who represents 50 well
the objects and aims Of the party.
lie isn't free trader, bit be will he
i party success and, above ali, per
>0uaI success depends upon 1t.
He isn't a tat monaylst, but be will
consent to issue slinp!ast5T5 based on
nothing bat wind If that vii carry him
to the presidency.
lie isn't personally dishonest, but he
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
WILL BE TAKEN TO CALLAC.
Orders for Tie lnrktown 10 Land the
Chil:an Refugees.

Orders for Tie YORKTOWN 10 Land the
Chil:an Refugees.
WAsIuNGroN, D. C., Jan. lS.-Secre-
tary Tracy has sent a cab,egram to Com
ulander Evans, Of the York
town, ordering him TO proceed
to Callao, Peru. and land the
Ehilan refugees at that place. Ibis
course was made necessary by the oiii
cial announcement by Chilli that if the
refugees were placed on merchant
vessel they would be forcibiy seized.
George AstaB Burnags, who was charge
a1airca OF the Chilian legation in
Washington during Balmaceda's ad-
nlnistrGtlon, gives some interesting
information in regard to that lot
OF 100 torpe.loes shipped TO
Chilli which Admiral Walker csbled
from MontevidcO were on the way to
their destination. Asia Burnaga asserts
positively that these tcrpedoes were
ordered by Rainaceda during lis su-
premary and paid for by money
shipped from Chill in British man
o!War, which was the occasion
Of 50 much excitement. They
were intended for operation against
the insurgents. and not against
the United states The former charge
d d'att;tires knows whereof he speaks,
and he was CogniZant of the negotia-
tons for the torpedoes when they were
under way
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
HEAVY CHICAGO FAILURE.
Dickie manufacturing Company Assigns
Owing 500. 900.

CuIcAGo. H., Jan. l9.-The Il. s.
pickie Manufacturing Company made
an assignment this morning to Allen F.
Moore. The business Of the company
was the manufacture OF labels.
The assets are placed al
SlO0. 900: liabilities At st, 600.
The assignment covers the plant at FL
gin, IN. the Office in this city. and the
branch establishment III New York.
The officers claim the embarrassment is
-arnl.. - "a
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
craTE WINS THE CASES.

..,,, rt.el tn tie Celebrated Suits 10
'+' recover Eateres' Money.
r.prsoS. Wis, Jan. lS.-Judge New
IAN today fled his decision in the
....,,rv cases with tie clerk Of the
- IN this city. He decides that the
..s.s j entitled 70 recover principal and
interest on the came in the suit against
the ex-=;ate treasurers-
Il tbis decision, # it is upheld by the
,,sne court, where it will be ap-
coed. the state viii receive about
$4,000
The decision fled to-day is in the
,a.e. il IIarshan and McFetridge, tried
n.y last November; but It hus d.
tbearn. on the cases Of the other
.,4,-.re.s Guen.hcr, haehn and
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
Iiui,Ii#. American ships.

,i,.,.l, 4I.,.
10 ne - ~ ,,Ilo,+i,,
ut9lloH "' en- E,@ yc ';,,'' a. n,,! -,
~ llle me- ,'s,ts ',S 'il tM
,,Iuil IL IL - ,, ,i,..,, ~
aFF hummer ol tie -'oISl' -hlllti - Co ne
vie" ne gives reason ana ias'9 aAu i---
ures ''ltt prove 'i"I pi>l-''"a' me- ! ''n- |'L
li!e ana var NaS7yl> r''' ~ am i,',I M
| made IN the ntled SlAteS al very niue
more than British cost.
iut as L" The lower class ~ shIs ne
; says:
Put tine plan, and specifications o. the
average English tralnF. @:tomIr INTO ape
ianaS OF an american SAi24nildyE ana 5e
t"l,a hot dutlit2te uef, re "nui l'aiio I
netIgf N"aSGI - Sol,'l,II H.. 4nsit,,
,.li ',iit' In. NJ ,'i, M ih, ny
rI'Si,., mi, ,ho ,aai,, -, ~, AmgTfcaI shin
y2rd organization are trained to q sI4hGr
1radp oI nroGuclian. which they could uot
reduce - thc standard Of tramp cGu>truc-
ton. Under these circumstances this
branch q tI} subject may ne dismissed
| snmn&r'iI. Win the statement ma, an = n
GhSl ir"l-h' shln "l ~; li>'l24 .N!r 'o1'u
/ ,."t % "'i'1'"'|" III ''''9 '''"''''' 81 '''H
| U.s. ..,,e
- ihaI !, we ilhN' htell h'u'I!!I 1G"-
cf tramp ship7 'iah oII IfitA"7 III ~
r7Fe' we nave, al IeaII, neeh eHu,%l'Il-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23


The Pepublican caucus OF the Ohio
legislature performed a grand work N
the denomination IF John sherman 1or
the nitc.i states Senate 10 hold from
March 3. I~a3, to March ;, 1880. This
result. which ensures his reelection, will
carry Joy 10 the Republicans through
out the | Mon, tOT there y not Il state
in our republic where 4 Repub-
Lean casts a vote, which does
not realize that John Sherman
has become an essential leader in
the -nlted states Senate at time when
grave events are pending. The now
manifest effort of Coy. Hill To steal the
presidency OF the United States by rev
o4utionzinC the mode OF choosing pres
idential electors in the state oi New
York demands that a statesman OF such
varied experience. such patriotism and
such compreheasive ability as John
Sherman should be kept IN a great pub
lie position where his utteranceS can tie
daily heard by all the people OF the
United States.
II Senator Sherman lives to complete
his new senatorial term. he will Lave
served forty-Iour years IN great national
rOsit,ons at Washington, We think q
longer period than that ever before al
!otted to any citizen of our country. The
people hear deal about British con-
scrvatsn, but the Republican people Of
the | nted States stand more steadtastly
by their faithful public servants than
even the monarchies OF the old World.
Ii i not merely the long period Of serv-
ice of such a man as sherman under the
rule Of the people that we commend,
hut It is matter Of still higher praise
that all this time he has been free
man IN the grandest sense Of the word, s,
has voted in accordance with his con
victions, has preserved his dignity as a
senator and as man, and therefore has
acquired the respect not only Of his own
country but of the whole world.-Lea-
ing li,scoas51l.
The nation IS not so rich in statesmen
of original genius that it can afford TO
be deprived Of the services Of it, most
eminent fnanCieT. Senator sherman.
His nomination by the Republican eau
Gus at Columbus after spirited contest
offers ground for profound satisfaction
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
SHOT DEAD AT A DANCE.
An italian Party in Bo=ton Brought TO a.i
End by Murder.

BosToN, Mass, Jan. l9.-The Italian
quarter at the North End was the scene
OF 2 murder last night. 4 dance was in
progress and Ccnerarro Balonorio was
in charge of the courtroom. Among
those present was Fanny Kelly, who
went 70 the cuat-room and asked for her
cloak Ralonordo refused 10 give tito her,
whereupon she went into the dance hall
and returned with her brother-in-law,
Joseph Tananni, who attempted to take
the cloak away. Balonordo objected to
this proceeding. and after some resist
ance on his part he drew a revolver
and shot Tananni, the ball passing
through the lattcr's heart, killing him
instantly. The murderer was quickly
seized and locked up. He is 50 years
old, and his victim ii
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
NEW CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS.
DR.. Slaughter, of Duluth, Claims to Have
Made "a New Discovery.

DULUTH, Mimi, Jan. 15.-Drs. Charles
Slaughter and D. j. Murray have been
practicing a method for treating patients
far drunkenness with new hi-cGlorlde of
gold discovered by The former. Dr.
Slaughter read a paper before the -.
Louis County Medical Society last night
which caused red hot discussian winch
finally resulted in the resignation OF the
nbysIcianS mentioned from the society.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
HAS SLEPT OVER A YEAR.
Peculiar iilInert al "a Patient in Penn
lNsr,:s. IinsYitAi.

:
NHKE>rAGE Pa, Jan. l9.--At the
Retreat poor-houae, near this city, is q
Poiander named john Mica, VINO has
been sleeping Tor thirteen months, and
shows no signs OF waking up. He was
taken there from hilkesbarre City
Hospital about fourteen months ago.
The sleeper opens his eyes occasionally
IL take little nourishment, nut imme-
diatcly draws HI head under the COW
ers ana falls into comatose condition.
The ease has not been explained.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
iAPO RTAMT DECISION.
Minnesota Supreme Court on the Iiabi
itN Of Ni,cl hold. L..

ity Of StUckhoid.
ST. PAJL, Minn, Jan. lS.-The su-
prene court has decided that tine in
diNIduai liability Cf stock holders for
corporate debts may be enforced in q
scqucetEati0n proceeding @gaiHet the
c0rpC ration" The court also decides
that stockholders are liable TO an
amount equal to their subscri ption. The
decision has been rendered in connec-
ton with the famous double llabilitv.' y
There are four decisions bearing on this
matter. In the case Of Nyron Nc ku-
sick, plaintiff, vs.. Seymour, Sabin x Co. !,
defcndant, Minnesota lhrcsher Manu-
featuring Company, interviewer. re-
sponGents, Is. John f. Me&gher ct al 4,
appellants, the court has handed down
that ruling. | pom the complaint of
Nrkusiek, a judgment creditor OF Sey
UoUr, >abin x Co., after execution was
issued and returned unaatl-tied, de
cree Of Judgment was rendered Sc
questrating all re-pTcperty. things in
ac;ion and effects Of he corporation,
and appointing a receiver. 1t ap-
pears that the corporation is hope
lessiy iusoivcnt, ana supplemental
complaint was hled. The object of
the complaint was to recover, IN this
seQut stration proceeding, from the
Stockholders, on the individual liability
for corporate debts, under the constltu-
tion. The court holds that >:tockhold-
crs can he held for corporate debts TO
the amount of thei.' stock. The other
cases are similar The eamountinvolved
III the suits is in the ncighborhood Of
- % nG0
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
DROPPED THROUGH A BRIDGE.
4 Freight Train Wrecked and Two Train
Hands Killed.

Plrr~mEG. Pa, Jan. ia shifting
engine at Carrie furnace at Rankin, Pa,
ran into an abutment of the Pittsburg,
Mckcesport 4 1oughiogheny Railroad
trestle. this morning, and dislodged it.
\ freight train passed over the
trestle moment later and a span gave
way. precipitatlng eight cars to the bot
tom Brakeman A. G. Carruthers was
killed instantly and Brakeman Charles
Hose fatally injured. The cars we're
completely demolished.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
Two New Judges Named.

AIpAxY. \. y. Jan. 19.-Gov. Flower
TO-DAY nominated Robert Earle, Of
HerkImel County, 10 be chief Justice Ct
the court Of appeals and Deputy At
!. II. Maynard TO be
iudce OF the court OF appeals, IN place
OF Judge Earle, Both were at once
confirmed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23

throughout the country. II will secure
the retention in the | nited States Sen
ate Of one Of the greatest Americans in
public life, aud this, too, in Il crisis Of
financial aeitat.ou when GIs experience
and Judgment are Indispensable for en-
tightening public opinion ana warning
the country against the the evil and de
strUCtIVc tendencies Of silver imitation.
Senator Sherman 5 greatest Vorl during
his evcntf-l career was specie rc-ump-
lion, which was accomplished hy iegl--
atiom framed ~ him, and hy Lis wise
and COURAGEOUS administration ut the
Treasury Department. Il Is fitting that
he should be returned to the senate nj
Il time when tie stability of MT .oIaal
finance. secured largely through hle IL
Etruucni&iity. j. nenaccd tv silver
fanatics on the Democratic side.
The contest in the DuIn legislature
Las been 10 a considerable extent h>-
tween Young and old H"puh.iranisHl.
The veterans. mindful OF Senator >Ae.-
mans long career Of public service.
nave been reluctant Ia have him re-
nandeI TO enforced retirement MANY
OF the Younger generation have sup
porte the eN-GOYernur, whose fighting
qualities and aggrcssiy" mind haze rN-
cIttd Their enthusiasm. Inc veterans
III I'm ils,i,nI. w Ml1si - TX g
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ixf:,,. Enral,ar oarn,,f- l..f.gt ,.~a,,.-
rnlI.. ,,,j ha ma - titt'nr r,o,tIiiaapt
~ l,,s c,,c..cssC,i nrrnI,ant wLnp r..
.,;I -, l,,T,,I[I;..s,, ,..,,..,,, ~ .Ln
az, lagiSl,in,5, - w,s NOT "y3r,
ths3 f,vH,n t!,n contest l,a.,anl a. w,
I,aya .irr. come tn l-f,nw IA, Ne ha3
- f.Lt not INV ti.a.n E.t,,lfir:rs or
Gl,it7 ", ,,..,.n ,.,ai..-t ,5s hn+ Ia,ars,.
! ,.as n,a,,l hi i,,J~,, ~l,..r...,,, ami IN.
nt%.r Si,ia i 49, tt'n ynIrn l,oitn.i
Gt,t.s.t',.,;,,s+... :,
III. -. tr,,,,. ~. I.,f, -l,.~,,.,,, tl...,
,auI1 I've SID nf any other ,gjlis man
IN rarnrt vna,s No n.,hj;r man m
ritl..v marty has ever baf greater san.
,nrt u,itL, rc,ar5 +n ,I,.,:,irl lir...
than Lls isn,, C,fy,.,, In InhD sherman
In tIiSrnntnct 6am0rrati. ra,.nru have
henn ~ earnnst in 1hair fernurd f.,
-Larfpan's r..r}rction sine il 1r1st he
y Erru,,iiran as have Een1bI;can In.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
British Vessel sunk. 4.

LoNnoN, Jan. la.-The British brig
Wallington. bound for Portsmouth, WAS
caught in a gale which prevailed sun
dav. and struck a wrecked steamer
with such violence that her whole side
crushed in and she filed and sank.
Two Of the brig's crew went down wit
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-23
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD
Se nA.e.


WASHINGTuN. ID. C.. Jan. i3.-Among
til bills reported from committees and
placed on the calendar We're the follow
III, To establish a fifst-ordcr lighthouse
III Norwood, Car Disappointment, Wash:
appropria,ing sl5o,VO for a public build
introduced and referred was one
by Mr.. Kyle proposing an amend
ment to the constitution 50 as IL
regulate marriages and divorces Iii
the several states. Mr. Morgan offered
resolution, which was agreed TO, ealing on
the secretary of the treasury for Henry W.
Elliott 5 report on ALASKA, with maps and
illustrations. The resolution offered last
Monday by Mr.. Mitchell inSti ucting the
Judiciary committee tu inquire and re-
port what legislation is necessary
10 relieve tie court of claims IL
the transaction of its business and
In expedite such business was
taken up. and Mr.. Mitchell addressed the
Senate. After Il long debate the resolution
was referred to the Judiciary committee.
The calendar was then taken up. and the
following bills were passed Forthe RELIEF
of Chester b. Sweet, of California: to atl-
thOriZc the secretary of the interior 10
convey certain lands to the state of Kan
SaS: TO grant to the state OF Oregon
townships y. 2s, 2?. 80 and 81 south. in
ranges . and = east OF The Williamett"
meridian in Oregon. for a public park.
ON motion Of Mr. Stewart the bill to pro-
vide for the free coinage Of gold and silver
bullion was referred Ia the finance com
mittec. l he Senate then. after brief OK
ecutlNe session. adjourned TIL tomorrow.
WAsnINGToN. Jan. li.-ln The Senate
Mr.. Morrill, presented memorial from the
astronomers Of the country in relation to q
change in the management OF the new OIL
Seryatory from the Navy Department TO
the evil administration. IT was signed
as 1t was by all the most noted
astronomers OF the country. and was re
fcrred to the committee on naval affairs.
Among the bulls introduced ana referred
were the following: By Mr. Vest. for the
improvement OF the Mississippi River
from its mouth To the mouth
OF the Ohio River, appropriatng
Sil.033o0) for the purpose: by Mr
CullOm, TO promote the safety of en-
ployeS and travellers by compelling com
mon carriers engaged i'll interstate COM
merce 10 equip their cars with automatic
couplcrS and continuous brakes. and Their
locomotives with driyinG-wherl braEcs.
The Senate PASSED the bill TO aid the state
Oh Colorado to support school OF mines.
moneys paid 10 the l'uited States
for mineral lands in Colorado for the main
tenancc OF the school Of mines established
at Golden. jefferson County. Otter bills
passed as follows: Authorizing the con
Struction of bridge across the Missouri
River between Chamberlain, in BruEc
County. and Lyman County. ). D.; appro
pTiating S300.C00 for the purchase of
ground and the erection thereon IN the
city OF W NaShngton OF a building Ia be used
as a hall Of records. The senate adj jDurned
till Monday.
WA>HINGToS. Jan. ~. Til" following
bills We're passed by the Senate: Appro-
prlating SiO.o1h for Il pOSt-OiIlC" building at
Mammoth llor Springs. IN III" Yellow
stone National Iark; to aid South
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Fl0ur-supcr state and Western. 25 % -
Nheat-k0. -Eed...--............-.... u ID glI
t0TH--..p. -. .--...-..--.-.- .' Sy%a y .
Oat w bite NestcrH--..... .......... 81 a ~
Rvc-N c-terr ...-...... ........... 5000. 95 a. 81
FOra-Ncw Aess-....--.... .,.......-.. 3 % @l0 %
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A PRETTY girl is subject worth press
ing. -Binqhalatoa RepNbltc0N.
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TINS is leap year, girls. Look before
YOU leap .-BGStofl Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-09

ought to have. The Call says that the
supervisors are lavish in granting fran
chises to wealthy corporations to
build street railroads in every di-
rection, but when it comes to the
government, which wants land for
necessary public use, the highest possi-
BILE market price is asked for it. This
policy is in keeping with the course
adopted by the postoffice commission in
trying to get over 81, 900. 600 for a $780,
600 lot. The federal government pro-
posed to expend IS 900 900 or so in con-
structing postofice for San Francisco.
This proposition is met with an effort to
sell the government o site at three times
its assessed value. The government
again proposes to expend 100000 or
so in Notifications to protect the city.
This proposition is met by demand for
q sum for the site Of the Notifications in
excess of its present value for business
purposes. When the government re-
quired site for postofice in Los An
geles. purse was made up. the land
purchased from private parties and
then sold to the government at half the
amount the people paid for it. This is
the provincial" way; the other 10 the
metropolitan way.