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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-12

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
. judicial district Of the safe Of Montans, in
and Tor the county of Lewis and Clarke.
In the matter Of the estate OF Edward F,
Crosby. deceased.
II appearing to this court from the petition
this day presented and filed by Walter Ii L,ittle
administration with the will annexed. Of the es-
tate OF Edward r. crosby, d ceased, praying for
an order of sale OF resi- aud personal estate, and
that it 10 necessary to sell tic whole of the said
property to pay tho debts outstanding against
the deceased, and tho debts, sxpenses and
charges Of administration ~
1t Is hereby ordered by the taid court that all
persons interested in the estate Of said deceased.
appear before this court on Saturday, the 18th
DAY OF August. 1892, at 10 o'clook In the forenoon
OF said day. At the court room Of said district
~court,at tho court house in the said county, 10 show
cause why an order should not be granted to the
.ald administration, with this will annexed, to sell
the real and personsl estate OF tho said deceasei:
and that a copy Of thi4 order be published at
FEAST Tour successive weeks in The Helena indie
pendent. n newspaper printed and published in
SAID county. HORACE II BUCK,
Dated July is, 1892.
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THE DINING CAR LINE.
Dining Cars are run between Chicago, st. Paul
Minneabolis, Winnipeg, Helena, Butte. Taooma
Seattle and Portland.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ROUTE,

Pullman service daily between Chicago. A..
Paul. Montana, and the Pacific Northwest: anj
between st. Paul. Minneapolis aud Minnesota
North Dakota and Manitoba points.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-12

Ladies' Jersey ribbed vests. very cool and com-
Portable to wear, only l0c at The bee Hive.
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sIruATroNs wANrxD-rEMAIE.

SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE,
As-rx..m.nte pnsss, III. haea thrse thm..
is 49, Amss
cssrsSfS TSssS O. ssSS-C1~ n
3 drsssmsker, stranger in city. would like
lev sn.sxsn,snts "a families Gall ~ addreas
SlTuATlON WANTED-As STENoGRA-
lher ny z yoang lady irom she oAss. T I,R
linz. x f.es'''n's' aaos''' = A'.'an' ~
y work 81 some kind by the day, 20 = to. bs =
aGsne ni1ace; ToHea hse to sake essee cAalofea.
address 4s0A RAieaah street,
Or NJ. n. this oflos.
Advertisements ands. this Asad thsss tius,
. kind, ot6co prSfesred: sstisf.ctory refer.
ences. ~. Dox luss.
ClTUATION WANTEp-AA PORTER on
= driver. or employment Of any Hind. by 4
married man. aveI II. Adde'S. A.'C.. fhis of3oaI.
aELP WANTED
w cook, So. II Edward street.
WANTED--AN ATTRACTIVE AND REFINED
WIDOW lady. must pe ~ Or SO yeArs OF age
only boarding hoa.s In 1t. Louis. Address. n.
{. d. 81 Louis. Mont.
11T1NmE1, >717,,.E -77n1 .7,->,,1 .-,,,-.
hoh. IIhL AbOUI 10 YEARS
tic street.
~ Hrrv7, :. ,D111,, 1;77o =, n77-,7
w ANlED--A WOMAN WIZ ~ IHOh-
onghiy competent to trim and take orders
loa iso,os na1s. . ost Eixe gooo re5esence.
Ohio.
NTCD .I7T-C, ..c7p1 - ~ - 90. n,
tIlE aihh ~ On e tEAxS
OF age 20 help with house work Tor her
VII have 2 good home and be we'll treated. Ad-
Dress M. !. W.. this office.
~ .NTCn cru, NM ~ 117Co. ~ 107es.
w 4 ~
work ~ oO4 living sttees.
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THE LINE.

Daily Express Trsins carry elegant Pullman
Sleeping Cars. Dining Cara. Day Coeches, Pull.
man Tourist Sleepers and Free Colonist Sleep.
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II
PACIFIC R-R.
GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTE

Passes through Wisconsin, .Minnesota. North d.
kota. Manitoba. Montana, Idaho, Ore
gon and Washington.
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PARK ROUTE.

The Northern Pacific railroad is the rail line II
Yellowstone Park; the popular line to California
ana Alaska; and its trains pass through thl
grandest scenery of seven states.
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FOR SALB-REAL ESTATE.
LOR sALErTWO Slx-nOON HOUSES. ON
I west eide; easy tsrmes near new school
building, foundry And elsotrio GneA VIM.
Ninth, Art.
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TICKETS

Are sold at all coupon offices of the Northern
saSi We. hai IL r tss 1 to pSIn st.+a Mor a East; South
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EOR eALE-FIFTy FEET ON HELENA
avenue near foot Of Rodney 1t thF0e-tOurths
actual value. Eteolo h Clements.
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WANTED-A BUYER FOR A PIECE OF
fate: Close to Main street.. VIM. Muth.
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EOh saLE-ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON
- west side at . bargain; ton rooms. furnace,
bath room and all modern fittings; good barn
and outbuildings. VIM. Muth, agt.
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TOR SALE-ESTABLIBHED MERCANTILE
= busjness with . large trade: will, trade for
improved real estate in Helena. Steele d Glenn.
LNOR SALE-CHEAP; A YOUNG GOOD
IL horse. suitable for hack or buggy. No. us
Sanders street.
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WANTED-CHANDLEn WANTS A COOK,
w SIS . week. blacksmith. $50 and board: also
second cook, waiter and ranchmsn- a Edwards
street. J@ ## @@ T
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SITUATION WANTEp-AS PORTER OR
~ driver, or employment OF any kind, by 4
married man. aged u. Address Az. this oftca.
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EOR 6ALE-A FINE CORNER ON NORTH
i Main street 100x125 feet fronts on thrss
streets; will be sold at = great sacrifice Steele i
...#.l
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W ANTED-TO TRADE 90 ACRES NEAL,
" Great Falls for Helena property. Steele i
Clements.
The morning call., 1892-07-29
HOW TO CATCH FISH.
A Navel Plan for Capturing Members e
the Finnv Tribe.


Boston Journal
Fin Turner, one of the oldest and most
successful hunters in the Aneghanies, live d,
in Nicholas County, says letter from
Nicholas, W. Va, where tr0ut-fshing, dee7
and bear hunting are part of the education
of the inhabitants. He owes his success
not only TO his courage and love for his
business, but in a great degree to his in
genuity. H0wit happened that when other
fishermen failed to catch trout he always
Turned up IN camp with a long string of
speckled beauties was for a long time an
aggravati0n to the parties under his IeadeG-
ship, but few days ago he, in burst +
generous confidence, gave up his secret to
one of the party.
He said that for long time he had tried
all kinds OF experiments and plans to get
the upper hand OF the timid beauties, bu;
failed until about two years ago, when
accidentally picked up a broken piece Of
reed pole, in one end of which one of his
boys ad fixed a piece OF glass. ThrustiBg
the end OF the pole careleSSly aud thought
lessly into the creek, he placed his eve clu,
to the upper end, which reached a couple al
1eet above the water. To his astonishmen
he found that he could see quite a distanc-
into the water almost as plainly as he could
see objects on land with his naked eve
That Tact threw him into train of thought
out OIL which he evolved an instrument Will
which he could get trout in any pool
although the fish might be at the hottom anu
refuse to bite.
He got piece of reed about seven feet
long and on the lower end, after he hal
burned out the .pith and joints perfect,
smooth, he fixed round piece OF glass.
fastening 1t by cement TO tile edges of tn.
pole. Along the outside of his pole he At
tached, through small rings. a slender stee
-od with barbed point With his pole un
der water. and his eye at the upper end, tx.
had no difficulty in locating his game. ami
by very slowly and quietly getting its rang.
he would, when the point of his submarine
telescope was within few inches or a foot
of the fish, let loose a small but strong
spring at the upper end of the spear. driv
ing the spear into the fish and securing it
past escape. Fin says It's a sure thing, an
all that it requires is good eye and q COOL
no nd
The morning call., 1892-07-29

Once every eight years all the locks on
the United States mail bags are changed 10
insure safety.
Twelve members of the Senate have been
Governors OF States and I'VE nave peen
Cabinet officers.
A species of crow in India has note
which exactly resembles the human voice
In loud laughing.
An average of 1000 immigrants day ar
rived in this country during the business
year just closing.
A horse will eat in year nine times his
own weight, cow nine times, an OK SIX
times and sheep six times.
A Londou firm finds windmill tho most
)ecoqomic means Gf securing the motive
power necessary TO run dynamo.
Statistics recently complied show that
about 1900 miles of new railroad were built
in this country during the hrst six months
OF this year.
Bishop Corrillo of Yucatan. Mexico. has
published a letter Ia which he insists that
yellow fever existed in Central America be-
fore the discovery of this continent.
Six survivors of the Harvard class of 1884,
all of them over 20 years OF age. met at the
Parker House, Boston, last week, and cele-
brated the fifty-eighth year oil their gradua-
ton.
Investigations of rain drops lead to the
conclusion that some oil the large drops must
he more or less hollow, as they fail when
striking to wet the whole surface Enclosed
within the drop.
Berlin pays a salary to a professional bird
catcher, who keeps scientific and educational
Institutions supplied With birds, birds nests
| and eggs, and is the only man in the empire
| permitted 10 do SO.
| La the Oriental Department of the British
| Museum tablet has been declphered as
| containing au offer OF marriage MADE Dy
| Pharaoh to adaughter of the King OF BABY
| len about 1880 b. Z.
The bridge of the Holy Trinity. Florence,
| was buiIt in 1863. IL is SD feet long, OF
| white marble, and is even now reckoned as
| being without a rival as specimen OF the
| bridge-building arr.
| Mrs. Josephine Batchen of Asheyille. n.
| C.. has travelled 10000 miles and spoke 800
| times in one year for temperance and Sun
| dav.sehonl interests. She also wrote leaf-
| IL Is and distributed thousands OF them.
| The Brazil nut contains from Is to q
| seeds which all terminate at one time. The
] most vigorous one gets first through small
| hole at the top TO the open air. and there
| upon it strangles and feeds upon the rest.
| At the time OF the Talmud pigeons were
/ used in amusing games. The Ialmud tells
| us that betting was INDUCED In at the
| pigeon play. The owner OF the pigeon which
| reached first the point designated was the
| winner.
! The most valuable gold ore ever mined in
| the United States and probably in the
| world was q lot containing 200 pounds oil
| quartz, carrying gold at the rate of $4,000 a
| ton. This quartz was taken from the main
| shaft of the Michigan gold mine ut Ish
| peming. Assays from the same lot shaved
that other PORTIONS OF it were worth S110, So
ton.
The morning call., 1892-07-29
TIPS FOR TIPPLERS.
Things Which WIN Interest Men Vine
Have Been Drinking.

Have Been Drinking.
St Louis Globe Democrat
eff, before returning home TO the wife OF
your bosom, or going to call On your best
girl, your breath is uDpleasantly suggestive
Of whisky, aud you want to disguise il.
lust rinse your mouth with cup of diluted
capIpnof. and the most delicate or susp'-
cious olfactory nerve cannot detect the
odor of the enemy 5ou~ have put ia YOU
stomach to steal away your brains. my dear
bay,' said George Poindexter OF ST. Paul.
Il have tried it and found it to work like
charm Don't drink the camphor; just
wash your mouth with 1t, use your tooth
brush vigorously, and the job is doue
Then, if you have stayed with the boys So
long that your legs get shaky ami the earth
is whirling around like top, have an
other prescription that will FIX You o. K. iB
five minutes.
"Have the nearest druggist put drop or
two of ammonia in half pint of water, o.
so much water as may be necessary TO take
the burn out of the ammonia, and then you
culD down the dose without taking the
glass from your lips. In five minutes y.d
will be so sober that you'll wonder now you
maraged TO get so drunk In SO short time.
| But be careful not to drink any more that
| evening; if you do you'll think your Who'll
stomach, diaphragm and all, is leaving lis
crapulous home through your throat for tae
outside world"
The morning call., 1892-07-29

Coionel "auehope wounded. WAS mentioned
in dispatches for his gallantry and had 30 b,.
invaded home. He received the media
and two clasps. In 1882 he was with his
regiment at the battle of Tel-el-Kebr. He
received the British medal and clasp and the
Khedive's bronze star. and was shortly
afterward made Companion OF st. Michael
and St George.
In 1884 he was quartermaster-general OF
the army under Sir Gerald Graham, and was
again severely wounded at the battle OF III
Teb. He was once more mentioned in the
dispatches and promoted 20 breVet lieuten-
ant-cOlOne for his services. He reJolnpd
his regiment on his recovery, and served
with it on the Nile expedition OF 1885, and
the river column under Major General
Earle. At the engagement of Kerbekan b.
was dangerously wounded and had again
to be invaded home. For his Egyptian
services he was made q commander of the
Bath, and in 1888 received Ills full eolOnelcy.
In addition to his military achievements Cal
oneI WauchOpe served IS Civil Commissioner
of the Island of Cyprus when it was trans
ferred to the British, and was the British
delegate for the Sultan'S land inquiry there
lie is the only son of the late Andrew
Wauchope of Niddrie Mares Hall. In 1SS2
he married Elyria Ruth, daughter of Su
Thomas ErskiEe. Colonel WauchOpe ell
tered into the contest against Gladstone
with no hope OF winning. The ConSerYa-
tive party had asked him to run agaiuS-
Gladstone, but although he did not want to
lie had consented TO serve his party, know
Ing he would not get in.
The morning call., 1892-07-29

the peucl led lines, large enough 20 admit a
half-ineh rope; then string them as tn
diagram shows
Purchase % feet of good manila rope and
cut in two lengths Pass the end of one
piece through one hole in the first stave
from the outside to the inside; then under
the space between and out through the
second hole, and continue in like manner
till the ends meet, when repeat the process
The morning call., 1892-07-29
A MAN With A MEMORY.
GIadstone's Power of Remembering i
Something Astonishing

Detroit Free Press.
Mr.. Gladstone is known among his col
leagues in public life as 1.-The man with the
terrible memory" and yet it has been saiG
of him that he has forgotten more thar
most British statesmen ever knew. l.
memory has always been good. but he hh
improved it greatly by forcing it to retain
facts that other men make memoranda OF
and forget.
When he was Prime Minister it was his
practice to keep the run of ali the details OF
business with the execution of which three
secretaries were intrusted. Mr. GladstOnr
possesses the invaluable accomplishment
of putting TO use all the odd moments OF HI
time. 1t is then that tia bulk of his CORE
spondence, which exceeds in volume thai
of any of his contemporaries, is disposed Q :
His autograph is more familiar to English
men than that OF any other public man.
The morning call., 1892-07-29
TYPEyRITERs.

A SPEED CONTEST FOR CALIGRAPH OPER-
~ ators Will be held In San Francisco within a
few weeks; valuable prizes will be awarded: three
classes commercial operators. telegraph operators
student oprrators call for particulars and register
for the contest ample time for practice. CHARLES
T. NAYLOR. general agent, 10 Montgomery. 1elG II
The morning call., 1892-07-29

Highlanders (the Black
Watch in 1865, and in
1873 went TO the Asian
tee war, commanding at
first a company Of Rus
sells native regiment
from the PFah to the
Adansi. Then he be-
came a staff officer witt
General Sir John Nc
Leod. who vas III COM
mand of the Forty-sec-
ond. and also of the
advance column of the
British army. Lieuten-
ant Wauchope, twice
The morning call., 1892-07-29
A COMFORTABLE HAMMOCK.

How TO Make One Out of the staxes o.
Sugar Barrel.
New York Recorder.
To make barrel hammock, select a
good, clean sugar barrel and knock off The
top and bottom hoops. Then, with pencil.
mark line round the entire circumference
three inches from the nppermost and an
other three inches from the lower edge. In
each stave bore four holes, two ON each Of
The morning call., 1892-07-29
MONEY TO LOAN.

A BARREL or MONEY on lSr OR 2D MORT
~ gage; per cent; no delay ). L.. All oFsrrelLly
I OANS ON REAL ESTATE, NOTES. MDs. IN
IL warehouse. J.S.BO WMAS,S3l KearBy. Il. H. II
LeNEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
wi security Loan Bank. lI0B Market st. mr.. Mason
private entrance Turk. ". j. FRANKLIN &Co. 6rn
The morning call., 1892-07-29

with the second length OF rope and the sec
oud row of holes. KBock cut both heads OF
the barrel and take off all the remaining
hoops; arrange the slaves upGn the ropes Sc
that there shall he small spaces between
each, and knot together the two ropes which
hang at each end.
The morning call., 1892-07-29
GLADsToNE'S OPPONENT.

The Soldier who Reduced the Majority
Of the Liberal Leader.
Mr.. Gladstone's opponent IN Midlothian.
Colonel Andrew Gilbert Wauchope, is 40
years old. He joined the Forty-second
The morning call., 1892-07-29

w. j. Florence. the comedian, once o.
fered $1,000 for catch phrase about which
an American comedy could be written. No
body supplied the demand, and this. the
costliest phrase on recent record, has yet {
be made-unless it was Rum, Romanisn
aud Rebelllon."
The morning call., 1892-07-29

onSnO SMALL HOUSE AND LOT; 25xI14;
,NOOO. chicken-hogse, etc; good Wen oes1
water and large range for chickens; wei ioesse1
at North Berkeley. Apply at once TO Z. W. WIZ
WARD 3 Co. 9O2 broadway. OAKLAND. lyZ9 ~
The morning call., 1892-07-29
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
nnart MOL .l.ta rnN S-r Ell,

ID.
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
324Ia MONTGOMERY STREET.
1850 each-2 lots, 25xlsS each: Douglass, near
I7th; cheap.
$1,000 each-2 lots. 251I05 each; Willard. near
Carl.
$225O-SI13l2; San jose ave.: electricians pass
The door: price reduced from $500: must be sold.
$t0O0-3OxlOo; NJ cor " Hard and Carl, nearly
opposite eHgine-hou o. Metropolitan Railway Co
street work done.
s650O-2oIT2: Dupont, near Broadway; 2-story
hOuse: store and lodgings: now rented AZ sos per
month; nice little investment.
b. p. DAHL.
The morning call., 1892-07-29

PROPOSALS FOR REGISTRATION PLACES
w. A Brown, Registrar OF Voters, VIII receive
proposals for rooms 10 be used for registration OF
new City Hall before the 10Th day OF July.
1892. iyl cod
The morning call., 1892-07-29

CORN Err CIGAR-sTORE o. SIXTH ST; WORTH
- &JU0; will sell o-day for $500; on aCcouut OF
other business. Apply Il TURK iy26 as
The morning call., 1892-07-29

CooDLOCATED SALOON FOR SALE I24
VI fourth St iy23 3t*
The morning call., 1892-07-29

DESrAURANT; CHEAP; ALSO FURNISHED
II house or Z rooms; viii sell ether both
cheap. Apply 2 u Eieventh ST. iY26 It's
The morning call., 1892-07-29

GALLON ON FIFTH ST.. NEAR MARKET;
Branch Once. fy u 81
The morning call., 1892-07-29

WEEKS M " 8 FOR CENTs-THE WEEKLY
\ CAL. in wrappetz ready for mailing.
The morning call., 1892-07-29

DARGAIN-WILL BE SOLD AT 4 SACRIFICE:
- Cry goods and notiGn store; fine location: cheap
rent: Splendid lIvIng-To0ms 2O2l Mission. % 81
The morning call., 1892-07-29

pABGAIN-To LET OR FOR SALE ALL FUR
- Hlsbed ready business. restaurant OF 6aiihard
Hotel. Inqu ire 500 Pine ST. iy2s 3ts
The morning call., 1892-07-29

CALOON-SUITABLE FOR MAN AND WIFE:
- good location; fine stock; yard side en-
trance; low rent; bargain. Call lC9 Leavenworth
81. room 3: 9 to ! ]. fy2S
The morning call., 1892-07-29

GINGER SEWING MACHINE IMPROVED
- worth $40, for g. . Halght Il jy26 5t%
The morning call., 1892-07-29

DEsTAURAST FOR SALE; ACCOUNT DEATH:
IL good business. 1919 Market fy2S 7t@
The morning call., 1892-07-29

CIGAR-STAND, CHEAP; GOOD LAUNDRY;
y l-y-ng-Toom back. 5O5la slx.h 81. 1x25 81.
The morning call., 1892-07-29

II OTEL AND BOARDING-HOUSE: GUARAN
IL tee 30 steady toarfters; must be gold al once:
guarantee $3.50 per 96l Market ST, r. NJ. t2I 70
The morning call., 1892-07-29

CAIOON FOB SALE. FOR PARTICULARS AP-
- ply 1t 233 sixth ST. Jy25 ets
The morning call., 1892-07-29

II AR AND RESTAURANT; STOCK AND FIX.
j tures: new building; 9 years lease: transfer OF
eectric cars. Apply 79l san jose ave, cor Thfr-
fiefn irGQ
The morning call., 1892-07-29

| ApT WHO HAS a GOOD OFFICE BUSINESS
! wants honest. smart man partner ste
attend 10 ali OF the business; small Capital.
96I Market ST., room 2. y23 it,
The morning call., 1892-07-29
STORAGE
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

T1RsT- STORAGE; ADVANCES MAD
Il 5l2-ss4 Mission ST CHAS L TAYLOR IYs
The morning call., 1892-07-29

DOR Saloon ACCOUNT or OTHER BUSI.
ness, oId-establisbed coal. wood, hay and grain
business IN best location in city. Cali or address
20O6 h yde St. iy26 7t&
The morning call., 1892-07-29

GALLON FOR SALE; MUST BE SOLD IN
- Qulre 4I6 Third 81 iy2g TIA
The morning call., 1892-07-29

CHEEMAN & CLARK WILL FGND PURCHAS-
- ar your busiHrss property OF any descrip-
ton ar short notice 90 Market ST. WIS TIE
The morning call., 1892-07-29

DRUGSTORE FOR SALE: ONE or TIL BEST
- paying stores Ia the city: price $4,000; rent
S32 90. Including Iivingrooms and basement for
manu- act uring; average monthly sales S45O last
year. total expense OF the store S55 month. in
GLIDING help; this Is bargain. Address X. X 444
Van esg ave- iy24 81
The morning call., 1892-07-29

LoR sALE-NICE SALOON IS THIRD ST,
near Market Jy22 81
The morning call., 1892-07-29

l. RENCH LIQUOR STORE: STOCK: FIXTURES:
i oil corner central location: horse: wagon;
large transient family trade; years lease: $500;
no agents Address Wine, box b. this once. 81 ~
The morning call., 1892-07-29

CALOON FOR sALE-S5OJ; $3.50 FOR HALE
- 90 Pacific 81. near kearny. fY23 IL
The morning call., 1892-07-29

IHANTED-MAN WITH $500: MONOPOLY rs
" taDlishrd beyond experiment. unusual profit,
sMEErsER g ERIl.GS. l02lLa ALarkel 81.
The morning call., 1892-07-29

r. E. KELLY, Secretary,
omce-4lS California ST., room 3, San Francisco
Cal jv27 "a
The morning call., 1892-07-29

TOR SALE, LEASE OR RENT, ON PERCENT
age. steam laundry: plenty OF WORK. ADDRESS
JAMks CAMP. Santa Cruz. Cal iy27 81
The morning call., 1892-07-29
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.


no LEr-ROOMS TO COUPLE OR SINGLE GEN
temen Ia frst-claSs location; fine grounds
6Tand St, ear station. THOS. A. SMITH Co,
1907 fars st. Alameda. iva ~
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-07-19
A SLIGHT COLLISION.
Two Engines Come Together at
CentertOwn, No., Friday.

A slight collision between two en-
gines at Centretown, No., Friday,
came very near resulting in something
serious.
Local freight train No. 122 had
taken siding a, Ceptretown, a station
forty miles from Sedalia, on the Mis-
souli Pacific railway, Tor second No.
l, a passenger. Engine 265 of the
local was out of water and engineer
McNab asked the agent how much
time he had to make the water tank,
a hal. mile distant. He was informed
that fifteen minutes would be allowed
before The passenger was due,
while in reality there were but four.
The engine was uncOupled and started
for the tank. Hardly had it reached
the switch before the specisl dashed
past, knocking the engine back. Both
engines were considerably damaged
and were taken to the shops where
they will probably remain about two
weeks.