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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27
Sold by Druggists.

Band measure at numbers l. ,. 2 Price $3.50
10 81 inches and 10 cents extra for each adj
dit NAL inch,
PITS 81 20 a bottle, or three bottles for $780,
enough for one treatment.
Obesity Fruit Salt sl.0) per bottle.
~ can buy the i lis. Bands and salt direct
fr IN our stores or by mali or express.
re- CorresDondence and goods forwarded In
plain. sealed package.
NOTICE. Dr. Edlson's Electric Belts and
Finger Rings are sold at our stores. SIND for
our special Eiectri he Circular. sealed.
Electric Belts sl0) and up. lnsoies 50 cts.
per air.
LoRING < Co.. Proprietors and Gent Agts
IS A East Washington ST.. Chicago. Ill.
mot an apothecary store. but parlor.
2I3-B. no one fight
2222 Hamilton Place. Boston, Mass.
40 AZ West 22nd St.. New York CITY.
Cut this ont and Keep it, and send Tor our full
EIGHT column article on Obesity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27

"For three years have suffered in
tensely with general debility and per-
vous prostration. So worn out was
that | would have frequent fainting
spells, alarming myself and friends.
found immediate relief on taking the
first dose of DIR. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy, and was re-
covering before one-half bottle was
used. The use of FIVE tiles effected
q complete cure. | can heartily recon-
mend it to those afflicted in like man.
ner. Mrs. NJ. Walsh, No. 8 Second
street, Providence. 4. |.
DR.. Greene, the most successful
specialist in curing all forms of nervous
and chronic diseases, No. 80 w. l4th
street, New York, can be consulted
free, personally or by letter. Call or
write him about your case or send for
symptom blank to fill out, and letter
fully explaining your disease, giving
advice, ETC., will be returned free.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27
Wales 70 Vlsit Chicago.

LONDON, Oct. 26.-The Pail Mall Ca
zette says that the Prince of Wales, ac-
companied by the Duke Of York. Will
visit Chicago early next summer 10 al
tend the world far.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27

pFrRarr. Ocf. So Walter Calhoun.
~ho appeared frors home October
is. returned YESTERDAY. BE can give
no accouat 90 his wander.ngs. save
tnft he hss been ip Canada. snd Shat
tn past week bat been bank
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27
NallsrNn D -

EAEkVsoo, Ogt S5.-The store. 81
Rv e Campbell and a. 2. Trusa'sie. 81
MattawRn. we're burned early On =
morning. loss sboug 1900. psrssny
frtsnratf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27
S2fzz7G
@91I PAMY
Chaklings.

Have you noticed what a
mountain range of them IS
heaped up here? Cheviots.
kerseys, Beavers. Motions.
Diagonals. Fancy weaves.
everything that a perfect
stock should have.
And such styles.
Sober sorts here specks
and daShes of colors there.
bold designs and dashing
over yondeT.
Every healthy taste has
been provided for.
ksrseys ara special tsvOrites for wenens
caesiois are the choice for 30, Coats and
Refers
Fancy Cloths LEAD in Long Garments
No old stock or STYLES.
every yaId Drl9ht, fresh ana
exactly IN tune with the
time.
A feature of this great
gathering of Cloakings is
the large assortment of
styles suitable for little or
littleish girls the small,
brighteffects; warmth with
out weight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27

SrkvnFsH. oct es--A FIRE. supposed
t0 nave been Of i1cendarY or ziD. de-
str1Yed the grocery store Of John H..
Arrlson lsst sunday evening Ihs al
Io'unE residence II NJ. Arrison wa
slsn burned The total ioss "a shout
g. pD, with 81 5o0 Insurance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27
Milbank Reported Dead.

PARIS, Oct. 26.-It is rumored that
Harry Vsne Mtibank, the notorious
duel!st who figured in the Borrowe-
Drayton scandal, mas died IN Switzer-
land, TO which country he had gone
for the benefit OF MS failing health.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27
Day and
Evenzng SHADES.

The assembly of silks is
perfect-perfect as the silk
worms. artists and silk wea-
vers of all the world COM
bined can make it.
SILK news by the column,
but it can only be purveyed
by paragraphs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27

WAsHISGToN, Oct. 26.-The return
postal cards were today placed on sale
at the post Offices throughout the
United States.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27

Lieut.. @. A. Scott. Revenue Cutter Haml n.
of the Nav YORK sunday Word:
Three years ago | weighed rs pounds. but
alter usIng DIR. Edison's popular Obesity Pills
aBd salts | reduced TO lbs pounis ana easily
keep II IN : weight | sew how much other
correspondents OF your valuable papers were
benefited and wished 10 give the Dr.. treat
melt I al.
nr. Edlson's Obesity Fruit salt Is the best
and simplest RENE dy for regulating the actt n
OF Z liver that has been discovered. The
pTiated formula on the label o. the FRUIT
Salts shows their value 10 sufferers from ex
eessive fat or flesh.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27
Here IS a Triumph.

India Silks, Lyons made
with very delicate Partisan
designsin satin figures. The
cOlorS are numerous and
varied as a poets shades of
thought; the strength mar
Vicious. We challenge you
to equal them for eXCellen-
cy, price and quality.
Those silks and velvets in
shades and irisdescent ef-
fects are commanding un-
usual interest and are very
extensively used for dress
trimming.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27

II had long been seeking relief from catarrh
and lung trouble. as ] was great sufferer. |
was gett ~ very weak. appetite gone. cough
ing all the time. losing flesh fast. nostris filled
up. etc, etc. | watched the course of the
Montague Treatment with suspicion at first.
but when Mr. Spoouer and others | knew were
cured, and saw what a large number OF peO-
pie were taking the treatment. and all speak
ing high words Of praise. | made up my mind
10 was Just what wanted. ! can hardly tell
the immense afno nnt Of relief have expert.
encsd. my cough IS about gone. my strength
com ing back. appetite good aud gaining in
weight instead Of losing. Nv nostris sre
clear and get cut Of bed In the morning feel
Ing refreshed instead OF worse than whom I
retlrel. All the patients I meet say they ex
perieuce the same results / do. am always
around the building and will gladly state 10
anyone the fah facts 10 my case,
"JoHy HEnR."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27

CsICAa0 EoARB or TEABE-
! agsia write yau - s4y / have loss Is
pouads, makIng A. pounds / 81 In u week oy
usIH. bottles ~ lT. E4lsQl ) OBESITY Phts
and WEAR his OBESITY Band.
kery fray xsa~s CHAaLgs ID. hISG-
Prof Haze. hieag0 University. writes 70 the
tnieag ! efaid, sc Z. u. les-
Corpuient a. en- snoul1 pay ne aEIe3 70
reducing their weight. Mbru "a nAn =
troubled " "a rheam .tism. dyspepsia, kldncy
trouble or nergOeslrss The reducing ofweisht
Is slower. uutt The OBESITY Prs nsNv c4Erd
tne disease hat cause obesity. Tue Pills
soften : beauty The - IN o the lace,
am ~ liberty 10 cik case 10 poiht- ! icf
my advice Mr.. Armour used al Edison obesit "
banf and bolt IS Of Pills ard lost - pound ;
In weeks Other patients have been equally
successful
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27
Rnsn Park Program

INDEPENDENCE. Ia, Oct. 28.-The
Rush psrk program today was n good
time and fuli of interest. The results
were "a follows:
- -Damlona won, Glitter sec
oud, Msry Lee thlrd; best time. 2.221
425 pacs-COlDert won, Ethel zee
ou3. Bensfsctor, Jr., third; best time.
2.it..
a-yesr-olt 80 class-Islsm won, SIR
S0rton second, Frank Beilou third
best time, 226.
Mrs. VI. +. PengsIIy OF Kalamazoo,
hasa peCuEsr clsim for $4,000 which
she proposes 90 prosecute. she re-
marked in the presence OF A. c. Haw-
tfv. a wealthy real estate man OF Chi
csgo, that Andrew Carnegie sent Pres-
dent Hsrr sou barrel of scotch
whisky, Hawiey denied the assertion
ard "a & that he would give her the
above amount II she could prove 70.
She hss proofs from the dlstlers and
low demands tne cssn.
An sxohotel, al aquatic lizard about
fifteen 5nenes loux, Of dark gray CO or
and having four short legs snt feet
vas caught in the Grsrd river at
Inmonas'e a few dsvs age. rs a
native or Msxco.
The feminine ghost that scared
ttrsri Haven .sst year has sgs put
p an appearance. The thsstrlts. pro-
f~ss.ou j. noi the only one where "tbe
ghost Va X IN cold weather.
Captain sveery of Grand Haven.
Who as been % the employ OF ths
Goodrich corporation campsnv
SINCE sd wss ere "a fe8. has retired lrom
aci W serv 60.
Fifty republicans ~ Ffs lake have
wsEsrst hop sud oyster mnrer with
= ks nrmber ~ den ncrsIs on TIE
result Ct re e.sctlon, tae losers 90 pay
al exper@as-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27
FOR
Eat
FOLKS.

Dr.. EdisOn's FAMOUS Pills AND BANDS
ard OBESITY FRUlT SALT reduce J our
weight without dietagi cures tee eau Is Of
obesity, saeh as dyspepsia, rheumatism,
nerve sness. eatarrh, Kidney troubles keeps
you healthy, and bslUifes the complexion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27

REFERENCEs from scores 81 prominent
people OF fhe CITY who hsve been cured q
ca'atrh and kindred troubles a0 q 9 al THIS
oface and ais sys open CD insree ioB.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27

Ths Frfre-fsr rrr~d parfT feff--~s -f-h
fri sg-s ffHnrd paper wnfeIs - q So rrr
uf.Irf 80 arf fhH age-fs heHs are fena a. r n
80 H. Hsef = ftf void itFF pf~ rf
o. frra- frH sffs. and nN rnFH
fIns- frftaE fhs rnrf 60 also rft
NeafIs FREE with sF.fF ftfffrH- VISA ffH
Psfa-ra Department fr 81 fnH ferF 90
rsr'aan s-rirs
Ifss Frsaf fruf gafharins rr~ ~ st rws
Store inef rev thr rfarf fHHse 20 re-
f1nrs VrH srF sftr rrIrrs
fbr r. fte mans cersf nfrfa a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-27
| Back Dress Goods.

We've often pointed in
the papers to the peerless
stock of Black Dress Goods.
1t isn't variety, not even
with quantity, that marks
the ideal DreSsGoOdS stock.
There must be knowledge
of needs to guide the gath
ering. Then quantity and
variety count.
That's the basis of our do
ing in Black Dress Goods.
Every wanted sort;
In generous quantities.
Cold cataloguing shows
thus:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-26
DEATHS AND rUsrRAIs.

EEFF-Tn Seattle. a. z, sos Front street Sunday,
April -. 1892, Hazel Z Seh, Of bronchitis aged
II months
Services were held at the residence yesterday
afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock. Inierment a. Lake
View cemetery.
JOHN soS-in Seattle. At the corner Of Battery
aud sixth streets, sunday april u, 1892, Mag
gle wife Of Albert johnson, Of consumption,
aged 26 years
Services were cid at Sacred Heart church yes
tsrday morning AZ o'clock Interment a. CAL
vary cemetery
LTCAs--In South Seattle, Monday. April rs,
1892, Albert Lucas of cancer, aged So years
Services viii be private and 5eid al Cross q Co.'S
this morning at Q o'clock Interment at Odd
Fellows cemetery.
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CfTT NOTICES.


CITY TREAsCRER's MOTIF E-THE FOL
" lowing city warrants viii be paid upon presentsr
ton the city ireasurer's Office Interest on aid
days from the first publication Of this notice: eA
Drexel avenue. ordinance l,412, Nos. ls44 aud
olive street. ordinance l,45o. Sos ss5 to 1882
inclusive.
souih Fourteenth street, ordinance I,273. yos
Terrace street, ordinance. 1889, Nos sos Had
HYDE street. ordinance 14es No 15aa
Wal street ordinance 1919, No. 2053.
Mitchell street. ordinance 1905. Nos. IT'S 10
laos inclusive.
Etfth and Republican streets ordinance l.s7S
Nos 2,i75 TO 2,5Io inclusivs
Fourth and Harrison streets. ordinance 1,s77,
Nos :. ass TO 2,4s7 inclusive.
Third street. ordinance 1853. Nos 2.454 to
south Tenth street, ordinance /, sl7, No. SIS.
Washington street. ordinance 3ss. No. 23s
South Third street, ordinance 1873. No 566
AiSsdo street. ordnance LIS. No :, STA
Lake avenue ordinance l. 203 Nos 81 and 81
Washington -treet. ordinance 1.2s6. No. 435.
6e1ses street Nos s. and 'A
Alder street. ordinance ,S65. Ne. 1928.
Bslnler street, eralnancs ] ;sss; No DOL
ADoLPH KRUG. City Treasurer
Date Of first publication, April 20, lse2
GALE OF SALARY FUND WARRANTS
- Under and by virtue Of ordinance No I.935
city comptroller. city treasurer aud city ce-k for
the purchase Of sufficient number OF sa ary faai
warrants OF the city of Seattle amounting 70
1000. more or less to pay the day labo-ers POI
ncemen, hremen and all employees Of the city re-
ceiving q salary not to exceed 500 per month in
cash for their services.
Tenders vii be received and considered for the
whole or any part Of said amount SAID tenders
must be fled before Monday. May >
1897. AT O'Clock p H. the successful bid
der to receive said warrant or warrants aud pay
Tor the same on or about saturday, May Z. 1894
The right Is HEREBY reserved TO rel any all
BIDS c. W. FERRIS. Comptroller.
ADOLPH kRCG. Treasurer.
GEORGE J. SLOVENIAN, City Clerk
Date Of FIRST publication. April 10. 1891
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COUNT NOTICES.

CoCNTT TREASURES NOTICE-THE
" treasurer of King county, Washington will
pay on presentation on and aftar prii 25 1892
all warrants drawn the genera fund OF school
districts Nos. Is, IL Is. -, 23, 81. 49, as 81 So
%, 20, Il. II, II 30. 81 So 81 81 go IS and iOs:
No. 1875:
And district No. up to and including warrant
No. 16:
And district No 81 up to and including warrant
No. IS:
And district No. So. warrants presented on June
"a and IS and not paid for want Of funds;
And district No so up 10 and including warrant
Ne. 2l2-
Also all warrants drawn on the specisl fund Of
school districts Nos 81. 81. 81 81 S. 10 and %:
And district No. so. warrants presented on All.
gust l5 Is, IS and September 10:
And district No. 70 warrants Nos. 9. 10 and IL:
Provided. ali OF such warrants have beea hereto
fore presented az the treasarer's Office and in
dorsed not paid for want OF funds.
No interest viii be paid on such warrants after
April -, 1884 BYRON PHELPS
County Treasurer
COUNTY TREAsURER,S NOTICF-THE
~ county treasurer Of King county washinxton,
VII pay on presentation and after Aprtl 20
1891. al outstanding warrants drawn on the
county funo Of said county UP TO and including
iast warrant issued viz: Warrant No. l2,7iA
da,ed April Ii, 1e92
Also ali outstanding warrants drawn on ths
school fund OF school district No in said ,,rrtv
up 10 and including warrant No 2,410 dated
No interest," will De paid on such warrants anes
Apfh 70, 1897 BYRON PHELPS
Seattle Wash. April II. lse2
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PKG Up 502 FOR SIGNS, PAPER HANG
Ing, Salsosnining- Harris q Green's. second
and Union.
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MARRIAGES.

ORCHARD-DAyEY-At the residence OF the
tribes PARENTS corner Of Oak street add Broad
way. SUNDAY, ApriB "a, 1892, Edwin y. Orchard
and Miss Annie Dgvey. By Rev. John z. Damon
CRocRER-FISCH-A the residence Of the
brides parents. IN Latona, Monday, April rs,
ton and Miss Jennie r. Finch. of Seattle, by
Rev. John r. Damon
CONFERENCE.-The the residence Of George n Van
Doren l. 622 Columbia street On Apffl Is, 1892
By the Rev. Wallace NutfinE Aaude Hatfie
Coon. Of Des MONIES, Ia, and William c. Beck,
of Seattle.
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ASSATERS AND CHEMISTS.

~ E BoGARDUS, OFFICIAL ASSAY R FOR
". Chamber of Commerce. mines examined: as
saying and chemical work of all kinds done.
Rooms AZ sS and 40 sullivan building Front
street, between Cherry aud Columbia
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EDUCATIONAL.

SEAITLh 81 tRTHAND AND TY pEWRIT
tai block Reduced rates for the sammer nso"sn.
AJIss CHEALss sEMINARY-rERN COS,
VI mences February !. iss2 Address Ssr,oa
and Nadison streets NSNenu
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MIsCELL4skoUs.

Tor sALE-IMPRovED EXCELSIOR rycU-
Il bator; perfect order: Sl2. Frederick & Sei-
soa- Masonic Temple, corner Second and Pike
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FOCAL AND INSTR rMExrAI MU,,c

DASJo. GUITAR INSTRUCTIONS so
II mer. Post Intellgencer building
NJ ISL A l. INSTITUTE. oCClpENr
w block rooms S3S-SSe; removed Tern S-.-s, =
20 az Third street; vocal culture aud nstrumenisI
music
ETHEL GERTRUDE dahl. BANJO ARTIST
II solo Fieinist and teacher. 1918 sixth street
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ENGINEERS AND DRAUGHrsxrx
LANDSCAPE GARDEsER.


N HALL, LANDSCAPE GARDENER.
u. work neatly and promptly done Address
los North Tenth
A LFRED GRAssNER, LANDSCAPE GAR.
n dener p. o Box l.33a
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DISSEMINATING

MISS NANNY H. FELINE. FAsHIoNARLF
w dressmaser, reaso nable price; short order.
SIT Pike street
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FOR EXCHANGE.

On ACRES OF CHOICE FARM LAND, N
AtU miles from the kirkland Iron Works, 200
acres Of which Is FIRST-CLASS BOTTOM Ian %.
partially Improved; to exchange for Seattle bnsi-
ness property.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-30
Judgment for Defendant.

The case of the California Mortgage,
Loan and Trust company vs. the Cali
fornia National Bank OF San Diego was
tried before Judge Ross yesterday in the
United States circuit court. 1t was a
suit brought to recover Judgment for q
certificate of deposit of $4,000 against
the defunct bank. August IL, 1891, E.
j. Swayne, manager of the plaintiff
company claims he deposited the $40, 900
in the California National, taking there.
for certificate of deposit signed by
Cashier G. N. O'Brien. Receiver Pauly
claimed that no money was deposited at
all that President Collins and Mr.. Dare
had given the plaintiff company two
notes, and in payment gave the certif-
cate in question, He claimed that il
was not the act OF the bank, and that ii
was not responsible. The plaintiff was
represented by A. Haines and A. E.
Mitt of San Diego, and Receiver Pauly
by M. t. Allen. The case was sub
mitted late in the afternoon, and Judge
Ross rendered judgment in favor of the
defendant.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-30
MYSTERIOUS DIGGING.
A Curious Find Made by the Polio
Delivers for Hidden Treasure.

A Curious Find Made by the Police.
Delivers for Hidden Treasure.
Early yesterday morning the officer
patrolling on New High street, near
Temple, saw huge hole in the ground
in vacant lot opposite the court house.
His first thoughts were that burglar
was preparing to hide some ''stuff," but
on examination the very opposite was
evident-some superstitious deliver was
after stuff supposed to have been buried.
The hole ia about 10 feet in depth
by about three feet in circum-
ference. At the bottom of the
shaft was found pick, a shovel and a
very primitively constructed lantern.
The lantern is made of gutter pipe tin,
is IL inches long and inches in Cir
cumferenoe, its bottom is block of
wood. In this lantern was candle
which gave feeble light to the delivers
after supposed hidden wealth. On the
sides of the we'll, or shaft, footholes had
been dug out by which the diggers could
ascend and descend. The work had
been carried on for several nights, and
yesterday morning when the hole was
discovered the pick, shovel and queerly
constructed Opaque lantern were taken
to the police station. Who the delivers
are is known only to themselves; un-
doubtedly they are laboring under the
belief that money is buried in that
vicinity. The lot belongs to Victor
Ponet and it is not known that house
was ever built upon that lot Some
time ago man asked Bishop Mora to
allow him to excavate on the lot in the
rear of tie new Catholic church on
South Main street, as he had Deen told
that $4,000 was buried there. The
bishop refused to permit the burrowing.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-30
THE POLICE Commissioners,
A Brief and Uneventful Ses-
sion Held Yesterday.
The Council Scored Regarding the
Patrol Wagon Bill.
The Usual Routine of Business Got
Through with in a Quiet Way.
The New Police Wagon Is
Still Unpaid For.

The board of police commissioners
met at the mayors Office yesterday aft
ernoon. Present, Messrs. Lewis and
Shatto and Mayor Hazard. The minutes
of the previous meeting were read and
approved.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
N. Dewlinger and r. w. Stewart, a
member and an ex member of the police
force, who had been on duty in the
vicinity of 665 Upper Main street, certi-
fed that they knew G. Alidino; that he
kept decent and orderly house and an
altogether respectable place of business.
For all that, the board still refused to
give Alidino license.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Robert Martin, police officer, asked
for leave of absence from the city for a
term of eight days, beginning with the
30th day OF the current month, which
was granted by the board.
CHANGE OF LICENSE.
Theophie Motto. native of France and
bartender by occupation, asked that a
retail liquor license be granted him to
do business at 402 Aliso street. A. Faix,
partner of Motto asked for the same
license and in the same locality. They
further asked for transfer of license at
that place TO themselves, now held by
Frank Escalier. The matter was re-
ferred to the chief of police.
BILLS AND DEMANDS.
There were bills and demands against
the cash fund of the police department
audited and turned over to the council
to the amount of $S2,79.
THAT POLICE VAN.
Mr.. Lewis asked what had become of
the demand of Luitweiler & Co. for a
wagon built for the police department.
The mayor said he did not know. He
had refused to approve the bill as
passed by the city council for the reason
that the whole proceeding had been
conducted in most Irregular manner.
They had gone to work and let Luit-
weller & Co. contract without ever
asking for the approval OF that contract,
either by the mayor or by the board of
police commissioners. II Mr.. Luit-
weller or anybody else wants to furnish
articles OF value on contracts not coun-
tersigned by officers whose bounden
duty it is to do so before any contract
can be deemed valid as the basis of
demand upon the treasury, let them 60
ahead and try it.
Commissioner Lewis-Is there any
other matter before the board?
Clerk Robinson--None the table is
now clear.
And the board adjourned.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-30
CABBAGE HEADS.
They Will attain High Price This
Winter.

They Will attain High Price This
Winter.
1t is probable that cabbage will be a
very profitable crop this season, as the
following clipping from the Minneapolis
Journal OF the 18th indicates:
Cabbage is scarce and high-priced
article in Chicago this season; ; scarcer
and higher in price than for 25 years
The usually bountiful crop raised in the
vicinity of that city is almost complete
failure. The only available surplus il
in Minnesota. 1t, too, is limited. and the
price has already gone up to SIG ton
for Chicago. The cabbage growers OF
Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Indiana,
Ohio and other parts of Illinois have
suffered the same as the farmers and
gardeners adjacent to Chicago.
1t is predicted by Chicago dealers
that the price will 60 up as high as $40
a ton before the holidays are over. This
figure will make medium sized head
cost 25 cents at the retail grocers'. The
price of the same size head was cents
last year. There has been an advance
on cabbage in Minneapolis within two
weeks of so per cent, but even at that the
price for the best at Central market is
only cents, and good heads can be had
for and cents.