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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-28
Said committee is hereby authorized

Said committee is hereby authorized
to contract with the publisher making
the lowest and most advantageous bid
to the county.
Unanimously adopted.
Resolped, That the clerk be and is
hereby instructed to cause to be pub
lished as soon as practicable report
of the receipts and expenditures, which
shall contain statement of the names
of each claimant, and the amount allow
ed of the year next preceding this meet
ing. The amounts allowed and full
statement of the amounts of the treasur-
ers account in the last settlement, as on
his balance sheet, or account current IN
making the settlement as required by
section 4Sl OF Howell's statutes.
Adopted.
The annual report of the jail inspect
ors was presented examined and ordered
placed on file.
On motion Herman j. Seifert was
duly appointed superintendent OF the
poor for the ensuing three years.
On motion E. l.. Mason was appoint.
en- IL committee of one to buy fuel for
the county officers.
The annual reports Of the superintend
ents of the poor were presented,
examined and ordered placed on file.
On motion The bill of the Escanaba
Granite & Marble Co. for $4,000 for
tombstone for Henry Laird, deceased
union soldier, was ordered to be re-
turned to said company.
On motion, Mollie NJ, O'Connor was
duly appointed school examiner for
the ensuing two years.
On motion the extra compensation of
the Judge of the 18th jud cial circuit
was fixed at the sum of $3.50 per anuum
the same to commence Jan. l, 1894,
and the same to be paid quarterly there
after.
Adopted.
The bill presented by Jesse Brown,
was on motion referred to the prescott
ing attorney for investigation,
The board thereupon adjourned until
tomorrow 1T the hour of niue o'clock
Il. m.
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Resolred, That all taxes requested
and charged back for erroneous descrip-
tons or otherwise be charged back TO
the several townships where said lands
are situated and the supervisors of
said townships are hereby authorized
and directed to assess the amount up
on the taxable property of .heir
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-28
JOHN O'CoNNoR,

Clerk.
At the annual meeting of the board
of supervisors of the county OF Baraga,
continued and held ut the county clerk S
Office i'll the village OF L'Anse, in said
county, on Tuesday the 10th day of
October, A. D., 1899.
Supervisors present from the several
townships were as follows:
e. L. Mason, L'Anse; Geo. Melon
aid, Spur; Walired Been. Arvon; Geo.
Shoneweg, Covington; August Menge,
village of L'Anse; absent, P. hester. OF
Barlpa.
Z. FL. Ormsby OF Baraga presented
credentials as supervisor pro TEN, from
Baraga township and was thereupon
admitted to sea. on the hoard.
On potion E. l.. Mason. August
Menge and E. II. Ormsby we're appoint
ed to examine the county treasur rs
books, receipts. disbursements and
vouchers for the fiscal year ending
Sept. Both, A. d. 1898.
Tie committee on examination of
the county treasurer's books, receipts
disbursements and vouchers returned
and made a verbal report stating that
they examined the said treasurer's
books. receipts, disbursements and
vouchers for tile ye,r ending Seps. 30ih
A. ID. 1898, and found The same salts
factory and correct.
Therefore. resolved, that the said
treasurer file his statement Of receipts
and disbursements nd all Other papers
and 20 'chers appertaining to the ex-
animation of his accounts in the county
clerks office.
Approved.
Tie hoard there1ron adjourned until
Friday the 20th inst.
JOHN O'CoSSoR. Co. Clerk.
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unanimously adopted.
On motion and support il was resolv-
ed that the equalization OF tho taxable
property for kthe year 1899, in the
several townships in this county for the
assessment of state tax to be rs fol-
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Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life
Away

j, the truthful startling title of little book
that tells all about No-to-bae, the wonderful,
harmless Guaranteed tobacco habit cure.
The cost l. trifiIng and the man who wants to
quit and can't runs no physical or financial
rlsk in using "No-to-bac." Sold by all drug
gi.ts. Book at drug stores or by mail free.
Address the sterling Remedy Co. Indiana
Mineral springs. Ind. 4yr
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Which motion prevailed.
Whe' eas, 1t appears by an official let
ter from the auditor general now on
file in the couhty clerks Office that the
amount of state tax for the year 1898,
is S3.41S.OS
Therefore Resolred. That said
amount he and is hereby apportioned
among the several townships in this
connfy ~ follow, r;,.
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Iherenpon the several statements OF
township and school tax as appears by
certificates Of the several township
clerks now before the board were ex-
amined and on motion the following
named amounts are hereby ordered to
be assessed upon the tax rolls of the
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-28

hesoeced' lhat tnere he levied on
tue 'aAaoie properly Oh the county the
sum Vi si'o uo.ia'S as iunu Tor the
iei'ei oi hp''ora"'' ui'eharged ma Sent
hn'on Soiuiers' sailors ana marines as
iesuia'eu oY ACT no. = OF the iegls-
ia'ile Vi 1850
au"P'eu.
heso'reo' lna' the county tax for
iooo' oe appor'ioned as follows:
uene'ai 'unu including salaries OF
oiheers' roaus ana oridges ana all con-
''neeh's anu ihuigen' soldiers ard
saiiors Sl3.Ooo 90
roor iund 5000 %
ooui' iuhu l'oo' %
insane asylum O l'2so w
oonas' interest," insurance Lax %
Total son 400 a,
A., n.h :,
o....o-.-,.-.s ~
- '''e
Anao"'S are o'eruia"n,
Adopted.
Whereas, The amour, annually ex-
pendel for the sppnor. If Tho no,- :,
~ so.n u' u All
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OaNeos joaaonsy.
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Deeetns eoansy. o.. ~ beon besl Ii 91aOo
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g. = nasvsy 1isea. - 0ss. Passisea's STAG.
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49, eee11eang oeeeg unA9 falso DssosassA
h amname = oM4eoa
eveane. Ch1cagAI No U1s1eU1 1huz1day nighl
- nsGh HaNoae IN Uhs0 - - ~ Nv
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:. -. Congen, Aspaw eesIeceee - ine1snal
usssoue . psssnA Cal, e ek1po ahogs 4 NJ q.
o0uoeA h tnoasnU 1opogemGnt - oDpgoa Z
sounea q - 1os NJ oesauk
I - Wsessbssy. = - 1ultcn, e., wssvss
LouW - : ?. WALL ~ o0eoss g ~ Nasfanai
CMesoe Company. have hssa assssos1 ~ -
jury + swearing - aalsDsaaasasn&
Q. - De- Palee ranel. sixasea ailss iren
= italian NAMED vineeesf Nosoo q wednes-
~: cessss - 80 RudeA WILLIAMS sus.
run4ecsl
Rtank shiEeAz. alias KlA DnfkA slias n Ne.
Cog. u allAsound eeook, who sobasd ". G.
Pollock. Nsv Ysek 1tannnd salesman, q
e1ago worth - osms - Hosthusslssn rail.
uay train. 90 espsuss4 = LsaAvtIie. Col, b
fintsstcn 1ssestissa. wAs havs bssn chasina
hin II ~ noathe
J. C. Wyses. psosi1eatiai eaeesns u ~ lase
eseeetoa. aD1 Ca. Jana \ walker. ex-iisstes-
ans eovssooss he1 : Aght q Fulaski City. Va,
Wednesday. Waik0 osabeed Wysos il tbe
shoaidss an1 Gut HE eheok badly. Wysos goe I
asfosts1 Tho quarrel bsgan ovse suit Il
whteh tAsy wess eppesing counsel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-11

cnscAao.! Aug. l0--Ons world's record
Seas hroke1 at the League Of American
Whselmen tournament today. the mile
Eeompstitios tandem record hsing lowered
from 3:1Bt:, 2 10 2,0 BY A. D. Crooks aud
y. Dknbstgsr. Of Buffalo. who defeated
=. Wallsr And L. d. Munger, Of Chicago.
xia0esmss, had no trouble 10 win the tvo
scss in WITCH he entered. Summaries:
Nile. opEn--Zimmsrman won the frst
nsst Tim,. 2:52 IS. II. c. Tyler second.
Tine, 2;53N-5.
Malf-miit, national championship-H.
q Tyler wsn. Time, 1:12 rs
Nile, oren. run tvice-H. @. Tyler. o&
eedng6el,s won. Time. 2s3s SIS
Two m,lfs. national championship-0.
Cary. OF, Boston, won. Time. sol.
Qnastcr-slile. open-A. A. Zimmerman.
~ Sew Yotk, won. Time, 81 La
Two mise hAndicap--First heat. Fl. R.
esnson, III New York. 30 yards, won.
ume, ass. second heat, A. n. French, Of
cxsveland. 30 yards. won In a33N; third
III. J. C.>rk. Of Boston. It's yards. won
4:t3; fsurth heat. r. L. B!xnvelt. ol
klisabeth. ~. j.. isp yards. won in 4:&slS /:
lnh heat w. 4. Wend~man, Of Helena,
yards. won in s:is Is.
NE. naiionai championship--Zim
-. Of Nsfw York. won. Time. 2:2O.
uaf mik. i:N class. +. Clark, Of
1ooeon. J3me. 1;i42-a
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Mrs. j. cob Hest. whoieft her husband
st Gilman in the early part Of July after
having him arrested Tor assault and bat
t.sy. and who swore out second warrant
bossre Justice Cald veil = fsw days ago in
c.sse necsion with the same case. told 6pe-
ca. Constable Brown yestsrsiay that she
d.a not know che Was doing anything
Wong. She wanted 10 SEE Hciss In Jail.
ASA thought that although hs did
psy hls tine In Gilman Il did not prevent
h.r from having him arrestsd again. She
rsye Heist an awful scorching about liv.
ivy with another woman before she mar
Rad him, and said she left him because he
wanted to make pack horse" Of her in
tssa store and that she only took = or
easagh TO pay her fare 10 Seattle. Mra
Esiss Ii now working in the Phenix hotel
ega Washiu gtoo street
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AZ Hsdlcck last 6unday there vas IN
sxcis;ng game between she local baseball
nine and one from PORT Townsend. AZ
The assd ~ the fifth inning the score stood
! 20 Il favor Of the homo team. In the
sixts Inning = Wild throw 70 third By
Haaisock'o catcher let In three runs, and
Thona followed With . homer. In the
oeyecth The osnterfieldsr o. The Hadlocks
1T IN tbnr runs By dropping two high dies.
eDd she score was 3 to Z Ii favor a the
visitors. Than tbs Hadlocks rot down to
work. and in their half brought their score
vas called, standing IL 70 10 in favor 81
the visitors. The game was umpired By
Mr.. Davls. and the makeup Of the teams
wa 50 follows:
HsJiocks- Beck, estchr; Bishop. pitch
ssccnd bass: Wiliiams. third boss; Lind
lsy. shortstOp: Pardee, right 6eld: G. Et-
driigs, csntsr tisId; WrlGhtss. lett hsld.
rYrt ToWnoeudo - Thomae. catcher:
Cum,nings, pitcher: 3. Bracken, FIRST
bass. D. Bracken, sec0Qd bass: Alex.
andsr, third bass; Brooks. shortstop;
Lissly. right 6eld; Tibbalis. center held;
Nckay, LETT nsld.
Rsrt Townsend scored one earned run
8O4& E0xt u00tOc2 u0vOUs 40VfV WoSO
shrya homs runs. svo b. wrightee aad one
b. Thomas
TIE Teamstsss baseball nine, which has
voa - many hard-fought contests duriag
the past two pears, will meet foemen
wofshy Of their skill ct Port Gamble next
Sunaay. The Port Gamble mise 10 one Of
the 4trongest amateur aeeregations IN tie
Nosshwess and IL prepared 70 give the
Tsa.nstefs al they can do TO win .
vicsosy from them. The Tssmssers and
their friends viii GO to Port Gamble BY
special steamer. the Lydia Thompson.
Tbs makeup Of the tsams will b - fol-
lows:
Teamstsrs-HoFting. p; Dohesty, G.:
Mcl,aughlin, -: Ro9ers. b.. Warner.
B.; Conneli. 3h; Harris, |. &; Noon. 9. &;
Sisxk. :. {
tsambles- Lumsden. p: Cemons. c.:
keenan,, 81 Quinn. b.; Mclnnis. 2 b. !:
Weight. 3h Frances. ]. l.; Bennett. c. g.:
jameson. r. t.
Company D's ball team defeated the
Orssss at the Madison street park ysster-
day, Q 70 I. The batteries wers: Company
d. auburn and Hodel: Opals. Parks and
H1stinR
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The siud poker game which has been
rsnning in the New Zealand
kes,ss under the dirsction Of
lisa Brown aud u. Smaliwooa WAS raided
tsss morning ~ l O'Clock by ofsicers
gsidus. Pierce. sam Corbsst and
kSavsnA. The game Was broken
~, and . large quantity Of chips and
sssesai stacks Of cards were taken tor evil
,ssaee. The proerietors of the game each
H4,t up SIS bail. but the ''cappsrs. :"
j Ing. A. Taasn. Y. Larsen and A. Snyder
.ere ien in jail. Four iabosen who
we're trying to go now fast they
rssslld lose their money were arrested ~
witnesses. hus released on their osn re-
sssyuisance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-11

j game OLA ssociation football vail b
plased this evening at Madison street
p~sx hstwesn the second eleven Of the Sc
st.ss Association Club and new orRsna-
ssiion which goes under the name Of the
Th.stle. The teams are about evenly
me .ched, and the game should b . good
OTIS. The second eleven of the Assocta-
tisss. team 10 made up ~ follows: Goal, q.
Discs: backs. h. Wherry and J. Hatsly;
has xbacks. ]. shaw. J. Murdoch and ID.
Cortland: forwards, G. Carkesk. J. Dun.
la, w. Sim. w. Wight and r. Bromley.
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noff. sAug. M-Ths blistering rays
"a heated everything sxespt the
Il thisS afternoon whom the closing
a t3s Worlds Columbian rsgstta
sowe& The course was @ smooth e
A bsg crowd was present. Sam.
Nor ssaglss. John J. Ryan. Sunny
Torsnto. won In i0:24k; junior
-. VIZ 4 r. Paine. ArRonauis. To-
>. von:!n lO:35lf: double sculls. Stars,
Bunal0s won In 0:4A$t. junior fours.
andottsS. Won In 0:23h; senior pairs,
lsotts. van In 1905: senior stRhts. Alta
Dsas. Of ffsw York, rowed over the course
I 3:& IS international four, New York
1hletic Club. Won IN 3 :O7.
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nrsvALo.. Aug. l0.--Seventssn heats
we tro,tel and paced this afternoon. fur
1hAins the best racing Of the nine days.
- succe ,sfuily bringing 10 close the
nest no,ai.Ie grand circuit meeting ever
aeld in thi. city. Flying lib. With GeerS
~ vas considered . good thing for
- cansosation frec-for-all pace. bat
- erra,is gelding began his monkey
Uses aftei winning two heata Major
Nesder calnc on and got two heats and also
e1asd the necessary third one to the other
10 The Village farms Nightingale was
eskea to tin the consolation frse-for-ali
as3 and hualiy did. but IL took seven
aeAta Ai.ia led tho procession for two
neals in The ~ tros. but speedy Harrsstta
oossd he. heels to the Others IN the ne1t
efss heats. Summaries:
tns-for,,ll consolation. pacing. purse
&sp- Mtsor Wonder won. Flying Jso
ssoad. l..ae Sign third. Rsst time.
kse<-fori,li, trot. consolation. purse
-Ni th,ingale won. Black ~. second,
- thud{ Rest time. 3:i2
EEtrcl4 Harrictta won. Alvin second.
sat P!loS third. Best time. 2:iL
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John I.oring. 8 eonntryman Who
IL ,ught he Vas . good man With the
ssris, fell in with two sharrers a. Leschi
,=srk last night and lost his watch and
ez AN. He reported the eass to the police
atsd savs - accurate . description Of the
,s.sn that Detective Roberts h I'D no trouble
is ending them on Washington street
rssey we're charged with gambling, and
r.se their namss - John sweeney and J.
II Myers
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~ uosaheo Cao~ q Aao4
nDWs Aug. 10 The racs for the Ryde-
- !'sdss The auspices Of he Royal
- aoht Club. took plaee today
n eoaHse Of forty miles. aniled sover
IS NJ contestants got on Ia the Sol-
- sstsr: 6atanita. Nsvahoe, Brit
Cal1nna The weather US bsauti-
- uifd light from the ussk The
nnia uas third 70 est away,
ooos1 passed the 6atanfte and
- Meantime the Navahos paased
1nnith. and when the Britannia went
= nest the American yacht was .
soeoof. The iirst round flashed -
-: britannia. Nsvahoe, 6atanita,
- srhs Britannia finished nrst,
- sssoud, Calluna third and Nava-
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iAecsA Aug. 10 Especial. The ladies
eshis tournament opened with IN exeis-
= eoute>, b<tweea Miss Railey. who il
eeoesaerv,'. n. IT 90 Miss Anderson the best
ia1y ssnn~ plsv,r in the city. and Miss
Sesie Kesshas. Miss Kesshaw took the
"a. AisssRailey cxertinx herself until APP
sssensiy Exhausted. when she coup!ained
aessins lsck. She could uos SO GA With
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AcssotxH pAsK. n. j.. Aug. TO-
sas tsck vas fast Summaries;
ssa far.anxs-Ss. Lsonard's Won. Gold
ss.sw secoad. Minuehaha third Time.
ssx hr ,onss--May Win won, kildesf
sssasd. r:nrsIisns third. Time. liza
!. nsis Ans half- Niss Maud woa. Faith
~ ssesnds kt,srnoon third. Time. .to,..
haadicsSe. mise aad . half--Thc Pepper
go Nara second, Banquet third. Time.
!, sivs srsi a haiti fnriongs-kaaAh Won.
snyn e,ond. Venus Burg third. Time.
Nile anA one-sixteeuth--Annse Bishop
20 txioA second. Gaiiatin third. lime.
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=. r. Arthur. . large, rav-boned man,
~ss arrested in the Caynsa house. GA West
ssszs~s. at midnight. on . charge Of steal
ia. $40 worth 81 carpenter tools IRON ,
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DEl(1SEY CRAZY
"a 70 1 u. PAUL HOSPITAL.


sssrssn. Ave. m-Jaek Dsmpssy,
5000. !" 3 q ST. Jossph's hos-
II Pad. vhoss ~ hae been sanes
es,asy. He = su0Mfng iron ssvsrs
.xslia. 1hs physeSans = ~ hcs-
H2sk At teoo1ing Svss his - -
= g $500 M mind - boo0ase teua-
IN unhtnssd He has bses dstnking
~ ~ q latsL 10 - himself sssg-
49, = 5 coward snd altaid - NET
- ~ peeuey heoksn hi heaFt Mon
notsine - vaIked acsose The street.
~ N9eAants' boesl, asd. according
- 49,, cid: "3sss, Jon follows
Z. tsoakiMg - ny door evsr stnce
~ hsrs. IL you want 70 arTsse
e ~: take NJ. The ol3ceT ~
- lssss ~ rs ssnt - he
- 70 The proposed inter-
s1S1no A between Jack NcAuIills
E1'11 ~ ~ q. 900 side can not b
eulng - Bnrgs's hacker dssir-
r ~ : nsseh with Jack Dsmp-
~ . ~ IN America. Bufgs
y <n elnl 20 utloies Forwarded from the
ll1 1lno1 ~ Gus Tnthiii. Dsmpssy's
71Ir1E S0ouo6you. Charley Mitchell.
~ 49, ~ George n. McDonald
1con ~ Ammies September L
8 'ussy - loun drunk To- many
11T ~ 0ooey Island Athlete Club
~ D1hD oGDeGnt hIm 500 for train-
4 e1D&oou r. = East and fight Billy
90 sbtaW in" th0 mome0
~ 20 r. n. He hnchnA out a.
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CInlkAxD. Aue. M.-1hs c3evslsnAa
vee *nooae - s66st tedny. 6ooss:
Cisvtasod Il. - Loufs &
rnfseuDs, Aog. M-Iwo ennp No.
psagas, oneA $500 vfnufne : enma.
eccees: x1sst ennsA Pitnhufe & Loaie-
VIE u; seeon4 eams-P tttshase II Loais.
villo 4
Hfa Yoax, Ase. 10--Ihs 0ianis voa
seasy - Aasd hiteinG esoss: Nov York
II, PEsia6s,pAia &
DAE1moe1 Aue. lA-1he CAanpaoaa
eesssseso ~ baltimosss Il today's eane.
1es: boltinoss Z. Bcstoa q
WxHnIAeDoB CITY. Ant. 10-Bsooklyn
oospia1No IL Senators eveeywhsfe.
nccfes Washi1gton !. Brookiya 4
C9tsAeos AuG M Caneinnasi voa -.
eay By sapestr paaytas. Gesss: Chicago
8 Cinsinnaet q
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Ca11Gosuao 1eoguo oa0ea.
eAa DsAHcIsco, Aug. l0L--Seoes a. todsyss
game:
AS rranoisoo I, base hits = errors 3:
Oaktaad 8 hpse hits q sFross Z Batterass.
4s6ssvy nd epses. GslGltA asd Cody.
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The sanitary ofhcsr paid visit 10 Darcy
Island ysstsrdAy and found the unfortu-
nate ispsrs sontsnlsa and happy. The
Russian Finn Who was brought down from
the north died about tvo months ago and
was bsFied By the Chinsmsn. The men
pest few months and have . good garden
and splendid crops. They have about four
doeen chickens and two dcssn ducks.
One Of the victosia Chinamsn II falling
quickly and the one from Vancouver 70
getting much Worse.
Our telephone II l]s. nj soi. - In ~ heek.
Louoh, Augustine ! Co
Shetland ponies q Aadison park sundat.
Dr. q J. Dean returned homo from the
WORLDS iais Last night
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Our sslsphnne II rs. NJ s0i. - In ~ be-
Louch, Augustine ! Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-11

ponTLANR Or, March Z. 1oo4
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Yellow, &c; Shell, &c; Lima, &c: Tomatoes.
3oc . box. Squash-Marrowfat. &c . ID; Hub
oard, &c; Crookneck, Sc; Egg Plant, &c 2 ID;
Okra, DC; Lettuce Bay, three heads for l0c
Root Vegetables, 1870 p doz; Cabbage, lie y
ID, heq cabbage, 10c p head; Chicory for
5oc Peas-Sacramento, sc p 10; Alameda,
sc; Radishes. three punches for sc; Green
onions, three punches for sc; Celery, lOc q
head; Caulifiower, lOc p head; Spinach, &c p
10; oyster Plant. 1215 y doz.
POIAIOES-Early Rose, coo p sack; Bur
bank, soc; Peerless, 90c: Salinas, 114c p ID;
sweets. &c q 10; Vans. 21zc 2 b.
MEA TS-BeeFPrim Rib Roast, 121a(91 &c;
Chuck Roast; loo; Rump, Sc; Brisket, Sc;
Corned Beef, SC; Porternouse Steak, 15@1Sc;
LON Steak, 121a@15c; Round Steak, Toe;
Chuck, 10c. Neal-LoIn and Rib Chops, DC;
Roast Veal, lie. Mutton-Leg, 11@121ac:
Lon and Rib Chops, 1214c; Mutton Stew, SC;
Shoulder Chops, Sc. Pork-Roast or Chops,
15c; Corned Pork, 15c; Sausage, 1870; vi
emma Sausage. 15c; Bacon, 14@19c; Ham, 10
BREA DSTUFFS-Flou 81 40 Dbl,
81 10 for 50-ib sacks, So 90 for 1O0-fb sacks;
oatmeal, 1O-b sacks, 40c; Cornmeal, 1O-b
sacks, 2 &c; Cracked Wheat lob sacks, 35c;
Hominy, 10D sacks, 40c; Graham Flour, 1 o.
% sacks, soc; Buckwheat, 1O-fb sacks soc;
Rye, Soc p lob sacks.
HAY AND GRAIN-Oat Hay zoe p cwt;
" heat, zoe; second quality, zoe; Alfalfa, Coo
to G5e; Wheat, whole, 81 25; Barley, CSC;
Ground Barley, 81 05; Feed Oats, 81 IS to
y 90: Mlddlings, 81 10; Bran, 81; Straw,